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Residents gather at an earlier open house. Bellevue's first-ever "expo" to highlight major projects Experts on more than 40 city and regional projects in Bellevue will offer presentations at City Hall Thursday, May 15, for the city's first-ever "Spring Forward Expo: Projects Affecting Your Future." Residents can learn about dozens of major projects and express their opinions. Set for 4 to 6:30 p.m. on the first-floor concourse of City Hall, 450 110th Ave. NE, this will be the largest open house Bellevue has ever had. Multiple proposals, including recommendations to transform the Bel-Red Corridor and possibly extend light rail through the city, are moving toward City Council action. "Never before in our city's history have so many important transportation and land-use issues been before us," Mayor Grant Degginger said. "We want resident input." |
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