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Registered Washington State Non Profit Corporation with Federal 501 (C)
3 Status
The Glenrose Association needs you!
Are you interested in serving on the board or becoming an officer?
If so please contact Richard Brooke 509-993-9084. The Glenrose Association
is a Non Profit 501 C 3 Corporation run by volunteers and dedicated to the
preservation of the rural character of Glenrose. As a board member you
will have the opportunity to meet and work with some wonderful people who
live in Glenrose and share your passion for this special place we all call
home. The board meets as needed, but generally 8 – 10 times per year in a
monthly meeting format that is open to the public. We have many fun,
worthwhile and interesting areas of pursuit that can be adopted by our
board members based on your interests, and needs within Glenrose. We hope
to hear from anyone that is interested. As always thank you for your
support. The Glenrose Association Board.
GLENROSE BREAKING NEWS
We
have the judge’s decision from the March 4, 2025 superior court hearing in
Davenport. Good news for us, he vacated the hearing examiners decision,
said it was unlawful. Please
read the ten page ruling. We still may have a few hurdles to clear but
this is a big deal for Glenrose and brings us much closer to a compete
victory.
Click HERE to see the
PDF
Our Next Meeting:
TGA Annual
Mtg., Moran Prairie Library, 6004 S Regal St., 5:30 to 7:30 pm Date :
Tuesday May 20th, 2025
We'd
love your feedback on the roads and traffic here in Glenrose
Click HERE to take our survey.
It’s been over 16 years since a proposed 20 acre Regional Sports Complex
for the corner of 37th and Glenrose was first announced. The
Glenrose Association’s lawsuit opposing this year round facility with
nearly 400 parking spaces, and stadium lighting for year round day and
night use, is finally set to be heard in Lincoln county superior court.
The hearing date is March 4th 2025, 2PM in Davenport, WA.
This year marks our 16th year Glenrose has continued to fight
the Sports Complex Development. Who would have guessed we would still be
immersed in this fight back in 2008, some 15 years later. One thing is for
sure the Glenrose community has stood behind the belief that the county
crossed a line in the sand way back then, and has stood its ground ever
since. This is a fact that the entire community should be very proud of.
I’m sure all of you agree with me when I say it is my hope Glenrose will
finally be able to have this issue settled in court to our satisfaction by
years end. I think we all believe a ruling in our favor will not only be
to the benefit of Glenrose but the entire county. However, if the fight
takes longer, I believe Glenrose will not waiver and we will continue
until we have our day in court.
Glenrose is changing in so many ways, right in front of our eyes. Please
bring your concerns and ideas Wednesday night on the priorities and
direction for 2024.
Best Regards,
Richard Brooke
Vice President
The
Glenrose Association
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