COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMAIL CAMPAIGN/PORT LUDLOW ASSOCIATES

PLA SENIOR LIVING FACILITY 20170325 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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PLA SENIOR LIVING FACILITY 20170325

PLA CONSIDERING A SENIOR LIVING FACILITY
Requests Community Input

Port Ludlow Associates (PLA) is actively seeking a senior living facility for Port Ludlow. They would like to gain input from residents about this concept. If you have responded to a request for this information from SBCA or LMC, there is no further action needed.

PLA is considering a facility that offers a continuum of care.

  • Senior living provides apartment living with options for maintenance, meals and activities.
  • Assisted living provides apartment living and a greater level of medical care.
  • Memory care provides concentrated levels of care as needed.

You can help with the planning by sharing your suggestions.

Click here to start the survey

Multiple answers are OK. Your responses will be kept confidential. Only summaries of all results will be used.

PLA needs your answers by April 1st midnight.

Many residents have expressed support of bringing a senior living facility to Port Ludlow. They do not want to have to leave their friends in Port Ludlow when it becomes necessary to seek an alternate form of living.

Larry Nobles
Chair, PLVC Community Development Committee

AD HOC TIMBER HARVESTING/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/COMMUNITY UPDATE/EMAIL CAMPAIGN/OLYMPIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING REMINDER 20170311 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING REMINDER 20170311

REMINDER
TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING
Informational Meeting Tomorrow
Tuesday, March 14, 4pm, Bay Club

All Port Ludlow residents are invited to attend this presentation by Olympic Resource Management concerning their tree harvesting around Teal Lake.

Adrian Miller, Manager of Policy and Environment, will be joined by Griffin Chamberlain, Forest Manager, and Mike Mackelwich, VP of Timberland Operations. They will discuss both the cut itself and the treatment of the lands subsequently.

Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow afternoon.

Bill Dean
President, PLVC

AD HOC TIMBER HARVESTING/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/COMMUNITY UPDATE/EMAIL CAMPAIGN/OLYMPIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING INFORMATIONAL MEETING 20170308 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING INFORMATIONAL MEETING 20170308
TEAL LAKE AREA TREE HARVESTING INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Tuesday, March 14, 4pm, Bay Club

Olympic Resource Management (ORM) has received a permit from the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to harvest 163 acres in four parcels around Teal Lake. The parcels are outside the Master Planned Resort and south of Olympic Terrace. This harvest is called the Mr. Rogers cut and will commence in the next month. A map showing the area to be harvested is attached. Some of Port Ludlow’s Trails will be closed during the harvesting.

PLVC will host Adrian Miller, Manager of Policy and Environment for ORM, to hold an informational meeting to advise the community the details of the harvest. The activities following the harvest will also be outlined.

All residents of Port Ludlow are invited to attend.

Bill Dean
President, PLVC

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMAIL CAMPAIGN

VISION 2036 06232016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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VISION 2036 06232016

Jefferson County is updating its comprehensive Plan for the 21st century and wants to hear from you. Let’s discuss, debate, and revise what this living document should say to reflect our VALUES, DESIRES, NEEDS, LIMITATIONS and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

What do you value most about living in Jefferson County? How might we improve our quality of life? How might we fix what doesn’t work for us? We need you to help answer these questions. Let’s address the impacts of today’s actions on tomorrow’s Jefferson County.

How can you participate? Come to one of our Open House meetings:

Port Ludlow Beach Club July 6, 2016 6:30pm

Most of Port Ludlow’s guidelines are contained in the Master Planned Resort Development Agreement which will not be modified by this update since that agreement will be the controlling element for at least nine more years.

Speak up! New Interactive online citizen portal and forum for comprehensive plan update discussion. Voice your opinions and concerns at: http://speakupjeffco.com/a

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VILLAGE MARKET HOLDS CUSTOMER APPRECIATION EVENT 06022016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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VILLAGE MARKET HOLDS CUSTOMER APPRECIATION EVENT 06022016

Village Market Holds Customer Appreciation Event

 

Friday, June 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

 

The management of the Port Ludlow Village Market has announced that it will hold a customer appreciation event on Friday, June 3 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to thank its loyal customers for their support. The market will provide free hot dogs and beverages to visitors. All are welcome to attend.

 

The event will feature a raffle of s elected products . In order to participate in the raffle, look for a raffle box at the market which will appear approximately one week before the free appreciation event. Simply follow the instructions, placing your raffle ticket in the box and retaining the stub. The winning numbers will be s elected at the event. You do not have to be present to win.

 

The market management would also like to announce plans for adding new products to their merchandise. These will include more fresh produce and fresh donuts , baked daily. For the summer season, they will also have self-serve milk shakes available. The market has obtained a new supplier which will make greater selections of products available for customers .
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMAIL CAMPAIGN/JEFFERSON HEALTHCARE

JEFFERSON HEALTHCARE NEWS RELEASE 04162016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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JEFFERSON HEALTHCARE NEWS RELEASE 04162016

News Release – For Immediate Release

Contact:
Kate Burke, Marketing Manager, (360) 385-2200 ext. 2014
Jefferson Healthcare Community Forum and Ground Breaking Ceremony for the New Port Ludlow Clinic

Jefferson Healthcare invites the community to join Jefferson Healthcare’s CEO Mike Glenn and Hospital Commissioners to a community forum and ground breaking ceremony for the new Port Ludlow Clinic on May 11, 2016 at 12 noon at the Port Ludlow Bay Club on Spinnaker Road. Doors open for the community forum at noon with a presentation by Mike Glenn, CEO. After the conclusion of the community forum, everyone is invited to join Mike, the Hospital Commissioners, representatives from Port Ludlow Associates, and Steven Rice, Principal in Charge from Rice Fergus Miller Architects at the clinic site for the ground breaking ceremony. The ceremony is expected to begin about 1:30 pm at the construction site located at the corner of Paradise Road and Breaker Lane, across the street from Kitsap Bank in the Port Ludlow Village.

The forum will be an opportunity for the community to hear details about the new Port Ludlow Clinic, an update on the Emergency and Specialty Services building project, and other Jefferson Healthcare news. Light refreshments will be served.

The Port Ludlow Clinic is designed by Rice Fergus Miller Architects of Bremerton, and the construction will be completed by Port Ludlow Associates.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMAIL CAMPAIGN/JEFFERSON COUNTY

JEFFERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION’S MEETING 0472016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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JEFFERSON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION’S MEETING 0472016

The Port Ludlow Village Council strongly encourages residents to attend Jefferson County Planning Commission’s Meeting scheduled for the Beach Club on July 6, 2016 beginning at 6:30 pm. This is the first of a number of meetings scheduled in Jefferson County as the Commission updates its comprehensive Plan for the 21st century.

The Commission is very interested in hearing from you about what you value in living in Jefferson County. All issues impacting Port Ludlow can be addressed and discussed at this meeting. Most of Port Ludlow’s guidelines are contained in the Master Planned Resort Development Agreement which will not be modified by this update since that agreement will be the controlling element for at least nine more years.

However, going forward the Comprehensive Plan shapes future development and provides the guidelines for future actions taken by the Commission. Port Ludlow goes first in terms of the important meetings. Please attend and let’s have a significant impact on the future of the document.

Remember the Mission of the Department of Community Development is: To preserve and enhance the quality of life in Jefferson County by promoting a vibrant economy, sound communities and a healthy environment.

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WE GROW KIDS COMMITTEE REMINDER 03292016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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WE GROW KIDS COMMITTEE REMINDER 03292016

An Invitation to Attend a Community Forum
From the “We Grow Kids Committee”
March 30, 2016
3:00 – 5:00 pm
BEACH CLUB -121 Marina View Drive – Port Ludlow

 

Members from the We Grow Kids Committee working on the campaign to pass the Chimacum School Bond will be presenting information and answering questions about the Bond proposal coming up for vote on April 26th.

 

The Committee will outline the current facilities needs for the district and describe how the elements of the proposal will work to improve the learning environment for students and strengthen the school district and our community as a whole.

 

The Committee will share a power-point presentation as well as be prepared to answer questions that community members may have regarding the specifics of the proposal. The Committee will also outline ways for community members to get involved in the campaign as the election draws near. Please plan to attend and encourage friends and neighbors to do so as well.

 

The PLVC is providing this forum for voters to make a more informed choice whether they support or do not support the Chimacum School Bond vote.
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WE GROW KIDS COMMITTEE 03152016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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WE GROW KIDS COMMITTEE 03152016

An Invitation to Attend a Community Forum
From the “We Grow Kids Committee”
March 30, 2016
3:00 – 5:00 pm
BEACH CLUB -121 Marina View Drive – Port Ludlow

 

Members from the We Grow Kids Committee working on the campaign to pass the Chimacum School Bond will be presenting information and answering questions about the Bond proposal coming up for vote on April 26th.

 

The Committee will outline the current facilities needs for the district and describe how the elements of the proposal will work to improve the learning environment for students and strengthen the school district and our community as a whole.

 

The Committee will share a power-point presentation as well as be prepared to answer questions that community members may have regarding the specifics of the proposal. The Committee will also outline ways for community members to get involved in the campaign as the election draws near. Please plan to attend and encourage friends and neighbors to do so as well.

 

The PLVC is providing this forum for voters to make a more informed choice whether they support or do not support the Chimacum School Bond vote.
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COFFEE WITH A COP 01132016 EMAIL CAMPAIGN

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COFFEE WITH A COP 01132016

COFFEE WITH A COP
Join your neighbors and police officers for coffee and a conversation.

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS. ONE CUP AT A TIME.

January 13 2016
8:30AM to 10:30AM
The Fireside Restaurant One Heron Road Port Ludlow

The mission of Coffee with a Cop is to break down the barriers between police officers and the citizens they serve. By removing agendas and allowing opportunities to ask questions, voice concerns, and get to know the officers in your neighborhood

This event is presented by the: Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and The Resort at Port Ludlow

Questions? Please contact: Detective Ryan Menday rmenday@co.jefferson.wa.us or call 360-344-9773