Christopher Randels

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Chris Randels is the founder and director of Complete Streets Bellevue, an advocacy organization looking to make it easier for people to get around Bellevue without a car. Chris lived in the Lake Hills neighborhood for nearly a decade and cares about reducing emissions and improving safety in the Eastside's largest city.
Bellevue Council Update: Rezones for Religious Properties & City to Get Drug (Settlement) Money
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Work on the issue of affordable housing continues in Bellevue, as the City Council voted Monday evening to advance staff work on rezones for...
New ORCA Card System Launches May 16 with Weekend Fare Holiday for Transit Riders
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Although the preparations have been many years in the making, May 16th will represent the start of a new era for Puget Sound transit...
On Wednesday evening, Bellevue's seven-member Planning Commission advanced final recommendations for implementing portions of HB 1220 within the city. That bill, passed by the...
Bellevue Council Update: An Important Restart for Wilburton Transit Oriented Development Planning
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With a unanimous vote on Monday evening, Bellevue City Council directed staff to initiate the planning process for a massive rezone of the Wilburton...
People who spend time walking or rolling around Downtown Bellevue might have noticed a slight change to their experience over the last couple of...
Bellevue Council Update: Parks Levy Receives Further Study, Vision Zero Actions to Combat Rising Injury Toll
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In a meeting that will likely be remembered for antivax firefighters and some... interesting... public comment, Bellevue City Council actually discussed some important urbanist...
Bellevue Council Update: Supporting Further Affordable Housing Actions and Multimodal Transportation
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After a lengthy update on the state legislative session and an overview of the city's federal legislative priorities, discussions at Bellevue's City Council meeting...
East Main Village Redevelopment to Bring 1350 Homes, Office Space, and Retail Near Light Rail
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Pacific Northwest developer Wig Properties recently announced plans to redevelop two parcels near the future East Main light rail station. Currently home to the...