As we build our new CNA Website, we need to reach out to our Cordata neighbors for some help.

One of the pages of our website will be a resource page for the HOA/COA communities in Cordata. We would like to offer a site for neighborhoods to post news and events and to celebrate what makes each neighborhood special. We also would like this page to be a resource for Board members to find and share resources and ideas with other neighborhood Board members.

To that end, we have been trying to locate contact information from current Board members in our Cordata communities so we can reach out to see whether this resource page would be of interest to them.

So, we are asking for your help. If you live in one of the following communities, please send an email to k8mcdonald1016@gmail.com to give us the name of your Board president or other officer with an email address. We very much appreciate your help.

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The Cordata Neighborhood Association invites you to join your neighbors at our new Cordata Park on June 26 from 10am to 2pm. The Bellingham Parks and Recreation department will have a representative to talk about Phase Two of the park and to answer your questions. The Cordata Neighborhood Board will be there to share information about the Association and learn about your interests and concerns.

Please join us for a presentation about the growth and development of North Cordata. Darcy Jones the chief engineer for Caitec International Corporation will share elements of the proposed development for the area around the North Bellingham golf course. It incorporates many design principles that are thought to enhance the livability of a community. There will be time set aside for your questions and input.

Time: April 13, 2021 7:00 PM

The West Horton Road project is wrapping up with landscaping and site clean-up activities underway. Final striping is nearly complete. The roadway is now open with a temporary handrail and provides access for all users through the corridor and to parking for Julianna Park. For more information, visit the West Horton Road phase 1 website or contact Freeman (Fritz) Anthony, P.E., project engineer, at fanthony@cob.org or (360) 778-7924.

Work is weather dependent, substantial delays should be expected, and people are encouraged to avoid the area if possible. Final pavement markings are being installed. The NW/Bakerview intersection project improves pedestrian and bicycle safety and efficiency through the reconstruction of curb ramps, sidewalk, traffic islands, and installation of improved visibility pavement markings in the vicinity of the Northwest Avenue and West Bakerview Road intersection. A center median curb has been installed along West Bakerview Road from Arctic Avenue vicinity to Northwest Avenue vicinity. Flaggers and traffic control will be present. For more information, visit the Northwest/Bakerview Intersection Improvements website or contact Larry Scholten, P.E., project engineer, at ljscholten@cob.org or (360) 778-7923.