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King County seeks public comment on new documents related to Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan

Jan. 30, 2023

SUMMARY

King County Local Services has released two documents for public review as part of its work to update the Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan. Residents have until Feb. 24 to comment on the plan’s “Concept Document” and “Map Amendment Summaries.”

STORY

After nearly a year of gathering and evaluating public feedback, King County Local Services has released two documents related to the update of the Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan. Residents in the area covered by the plan are encouraged to comment on this new material through Feb. 24.

County planners today released the following documents:

The Subarea Plan Concept Document includes a summary of community engagement carried out so far by the planners, a community vision statement, guiding principles that support the vision, and a scope of work for the Subarea Plan. The Summary of the Proposed Map Amendments briefly describes a series of changes to land use designations and zoning development regulations that will accompany the Subarea Plan.

Input from residents on these documents will guide creation of a Public Review Draft of the Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan and Map Amendments, scheduled to be published June 1.

“This process is extremely important to the long-term future of the Snoqualmie Valley and Northeast King County,” Principal Subarea Planner Jesse Reynolds said. “Don’t miss your opportunity to help shape future development in your area.”

Documents available for review

Spanish- and Chinese-language versions of the Concept Document are available online.

To request the documents in other languages, contact Jesse Reynolds, Principal Subarea Planner, at jesreynolds@kingcounty.gov.

How to comment

For more information about the subarea plan, visit www.publicinput.com/SnoValleyNEKC. You can also sign up to receive email updates here.

QUOTES

  • Local Services Director John Taylor: “Community input is vital for this process. This is one of the times residents’ voices can truly help shape what their communities will look like 20 years from now and beyond. I hope folks take some time to submit comments and be heard.”
  • Principal Subarea Planner Jesse Reynolds: “This process is extremely important to the long-term future of the Snoqualmie Valley and Northeast King County. Don’t miss your opportunity to help shape future development in your area.”

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MEDIA CONTACT

Brent Champaco, Department of Local Services, brent.champaco@kingcounty.gov, 206‑477‑9094

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