Tag: City of Bellevue

‘Wayfinding Kiosks’ Help Pedestrians Navigate Downtown Bellevue

According to the City of Bellevue, council members in September approved the creation and installation of 5 additional “wayfinding kiosks” to help downtown pedestrians navigate to significant cultural, entertainment, shopping, transit, and civic attractions. The new kiosks which can be found throughout the Downtown corridor cost $73,695 and will be paid […]

Make It ‘Heli’ Stop

Noise, Pollution, Safety Concerns… Helicopters already wake my little boys… Intrusion on the community… Distraction to drivers… Quality of life…will be reduced Make it stop. I don’t know if I should be saying this about the ‘heli’ itself or to the group that’s out to make ‘heli stop.’ A group […]

Controversial Helistop Approved at Bellevue Place

The highly controversial City of Bellevue hearing for Kemper Development’s application for a helistop on top of the Bank of America Building at Bellevue Place has been approved. The City of Bellevue’s approval allows for 5 operations per week and prohibits any type of activity on Sundays or legal holidays. Some residents […]

Art & Park Walk in Downtown Bellevue This Saturday

This Saturday, May 30th, from 8am – 3pm there will be more than 20 pieces of public art featured in the Downtown Bellevue Art and Park Walk.  The immense “Compass” at City Hall and other funky sculptures, complementing new wayfinding kiosks, will be some of the featured pieces of art […]

Downtown Bellevue Helicopter Noise Test on Saturday

A noise test will be done on Saturday May 2nd to determine the effect of the noise of a helicopter landing at Bellevue’s Bank of America building. This test will be the 2nd noise test, to determine if Kemper Development Co. will be allowed to install a helistop atop the […]

Bellevue City Council Announces Preferred Light Rail Route

As anticipated, the Bellevue City Council selected a preferred light rail route, which would largely affect the future of transportation in the downtown core of Bellevue. The council’s priorities, according to their release, were based on the following: Building a regional transit system that connects the area’s 3 largest employment […]