March Community Meeting
March 11 from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Cordata Park Pavilion
Join us as we welcome three different speakers on three important topics of interest to all of us.
The Cordata Business Park Association if the master association that manages common areas in Cordata. Anyone in an HOA or COA pays a monthly fee for that management. Come and learn more about how your dollars are being used.
The Kulshan Community Land Trust works to provide housing for those that qualify. Come to learn more about how they serve the community.
The Sanitation Services Company provides the service for trash, recycling and the new compost bins. Come to learn more about this new program as well as how recycling and compost are handled in our area.
PIZZA and COOKIES
BRING YOUR FRIENDS, BRING YOUR FAMILY AND
JOIN YOUR NEIGHBORS
Cordata Business Park Association
The Cordata Business Park Association (CBPA), also called the Cordata Planned Unit Development (PUD), is a master association for the Cordata Neighborhood and manages the common areas in the areas shown in the map below.
The Cordata Business Park Association is managed by Saratoga Commercial Real Estate.
Contact Info
Saratoga Commercial Real Estate
228 E. Champion Street, Suite 102
Bellingham, WA 98227
Email: info@saratogare.com
Phone: 360-676-4866
Fax: 360-733-8008
Kulshan Community Land Trust
Our Mission
Kulshan Community Land Trust strengthens community by holding land in trust for permanently affordable homeownership and other community needs, and by offering financial and educational services to people of limited means.
Our Vision
A community everyone can afford. People who work in our community should be able to live in our community.
A healthy mix of housing types, sizes and prices, affordable at the wages of the jobs nearby. Through a variety of strategies and motivations the private, public, and nonprofit sectors create housing for our economically diverse community.
Diverse neighborhoods which reflect our diverse community. By encouraging a mix of housing prices within neighborhoods, and diverse neighbors sharing fences, we strengthen our community.
Land that is appreciated, conserved, productive, and affordable in perpetuity. A pervasive land ethic de-emphasizing a property’s speculative value.
Compact urban neighborhoods with easy access to jobs and transportation choices. Using incentives and best practices to grow a livable, environmentally sound, and compact community.
A citizenry involved in and shaping its community. A community so promising our neighbors feel invested in its future.
A generous and thankful community. A community where people will take care of each other when things fall apart.
Sanitary Service Company
All Bellingham single-family customers of Sanitary Service Company (SSC) living in buildings with four units or less will receive the FoodPlus! organic waste management service. This service comes with a monthly fee, but there are options to manage and potentially reduce costs. Customers already receiving this service year-round will not be affected by the change. The new service will be rolled out one neighborhood at a time, and customers will be notified by SSC before their service begins.
The yellow-lidded FoodPlus! bins are 60 gallons and picked up every other week. Customers can place food scraps, food-soiled papers, yard waste and approved compostable packaging in their bins. Downloadable waste sorting guides are available with more information about what can be added to the bins.
SSC manages residential recycling and waste collection in Bellingham under a contract with the City of Bellingham. In February 2023, Bellingham City Council approved a resolution to add organics collection as a required service for all single-family homes. The resolution also included switching to a single-stream recycling system, which was implemented throughout 2024.
In Case You Missed It
Use the link below to view and listen to previous CNA meetings you missed.
March 11, 2025 Zoom Recording LINK
(Passcode: wX*G907S)
