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The Comprehensive Water System Plan is now available for review. A Public Hearing will be held at the November 2, 2021 City Council meeting. The City strongly encourages any comments be submitted in writing. You may submit comments by 4:00 pm November 2nd...
October marks the start of the rainy season in Washington. Increased rainfall can wash leaves into storm drains and cause localized flooding in our neighborhoods. Now is the time to protect ...
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Our actions within our watershed have a direct impact on our wetlands, creeks, streams, lakes, the Snoqualmie River, and the Puget Sound. How does a stencil help? Most storm drains direct water and pollutants to a nearby stream, creek, or the Snoqualmie R...
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Starting October new fencing and relocations will require a permit. This requirement applies to fencing located adjacent to right of way, open spaces (public and private), parks (public and private), trails and sensitive areas in all zoning districts.
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October marks the start of the rainy season in Washington. Increased rainfall can wash leaves into storm drains and cause localized flooding in our neighborhoods. Now is the time to protect your prop...