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The Green Lake Neighborhood
Green Lake is bounded by Wallingford on the south, Greenwood/Phinney Ridge
to our west, Licton Springs/Maple Leaf to our north, and Roosevelt to
the east. The neighborhood is mostly single family units with apartments
and multi-family housing in the residential urban village area at the
east side of the neighborhood. The park/lake has no real entrance as you
can enter anywhere around the park. There are four Welcome to Green Lake
signs on the major entrances to the lake.

Green Lake's
Business Environment
The business district is located on the east side of the park. There are
also businesses in the Aurora area, in the Meridian area, and near the
wading pool. There are sports orientated shops like Gregg's Greenlake
Cycle, Road Runner Sports and Super Jock & Jill. You can shop for
food at the Puget Consumer's Coop. You can work out at American Athlete,
you can develop film at Pacific Color Inc., book a trip at Green Lake
Travel, or buy an ice cream at 31 Flavors on East Green Lake Way N or
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, located next to Zeek's pizza across from
the wading pool at Greenlake. We have doctors, therapists, lawyers, and
a really good vet. We have pharmacies, dry cleaners, and a nice neighborhood
Bank (Key Bank). We have lots of real estate agents, including GLCC Chair
Michael Cornell, who would like to sell you a house, or help you sell
yours! Our businesses reflect the wonderful diversity that is Green Lake.
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Green Lake Has
Something for Everyone

Dog walking on the path around Green Lake.

A soccer game in one of the fields at East Green
Lake Beach.
Green Lake Has
Great Restaurants
We have coffee shops such as Starbucks and Peet's; some good restaurants
like Nell's and BluWater; We have a number of good local watering holes
including The Latona Tavern, Green Lake Bar and Grill and Dukes Green
Lake Chowder House, and there are also lots of favorites that defy categories
such as the Zoka's, My Friends Cafe, the Little Red Hen, the Urban Bakery,
Beth's Cafe, Spud Fish and Chips, Zeek's Pizza, Green Lake Teriyaki, Thai
Ocean, Kidd Valley Hamburgers, Rosita's, Mona's Bistro, and the coffee
shop in Mockingbird Books.
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The Green
Lake Community Council Mission
To foster a greater sense of community among all
who live, work and play here.
To work with governmental agencies so that their policy and actions enhance
the quality of life at Green Lake.
To provide a place for information to be shared and discussed in ways
that will include all members of our community.
To find ways to contribute to the community character by encouraging activities
that preserve the quality of the park and neighborhood.
To cooperate with other community councils and organizations in working
for improvement of the quality of life in the city of Seattle and its
environs.
GLCC By-Laws
Update
See current by-laws (2006)
and proposed 2012 by-laws
here.
Green Lake Community
Council Officers
Chair: Paul Kostek
Vice Chair: Mike Cornell
Treasurer: Karen Schurr
Secretary: Forrest Corbett
Friends of Greenlake: Gayle
Garman
To send an email to a Green Lake Community Council officer, click on an
underlined name above or use "About Us" on the menu to submit
comments.
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