Welcome to the Bridle Trails Community Club Website

 
SAVE THE DATE:

Apr 19  Board Meeting, 7 pm
May 10  Public Meeting for New Park, North Bellevue Community Center 7 pm
May 17 General Meeting, 7pm, North Bellevue Community Center, Room A

 HOT TOPICS 
 New Park in Bridle Trails at corner of NE 24th and 134th
 
The City is gathering information about the type of Park the residents of the Bridle Trails area want.  Please complete the following survey and submit the information to the City of Bellevue. The next public meeting about the new Park will be on Thursday, May 10th from 7:00 to 8:30 at the North Bellevue Community Center.
 
If you have any questions about the new Park you can contact:
 
1. Scott VanderHyden, City of Bellevue at (425) 452 -4169 or by email at SVanderHyden@bellevuewa.gov
 
2. Loretta Lopez, BTCC Co-Vice President at (425) 885-1851 or by email at llopez@mstarlabs.com
 
Take the surevey here  Park survey 
     

                                     NEIGHBORHOOD GRANTS
Bellevue residents seeking to improve their neighborhoods can obtain up to$5,000 in matching grants from the city. The money is available for projectssuch as an upgrade to an entry or common area, new mailboxes or neighborhood signs, or a community art project. To qualify, neighbors need to provide 50 percent of the project cost in dollars or labor, and the project must be approved by the city. Neighborhood Grants                                    

                                        MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Please consider joining the Bridle Trails Community Club today!   Now, more than ever, our neighborhood faces issues that will greatly impact Bridle Trails as we know it.  Your membership provides the political clout needed to preserve and protect our neighborhood.  There is power in numbers!  We need your support.

BTCC volunteers are instrumental in coordinating and raising awareness on:

*       Appropriation of Park Levy Funds
*       New Neighborhood Art coming in 2011!
*       Electrical Power Stability
*       Bridle Trails Park
*       City/County/State Connections
*       Bel-Red Corridor Planning
*       Land Use and Zoning
*       Neighborhood landscaping
*       Cell Tower Policies
*       Tree Ordinances
*       Email Broadcasts
*       Neighborhood Crime/Safety

Please support the Bridle Trails Community Club whose sole purpose is to promote, protect and enhance the interests of our Bridle Trails Neighborhood and its residents. Send in your dues today!