SNOQUALMIE VALLEY/NORTHEAST CSA Work Plans Community Service Areas - Snoqualmie NE King County
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2018 SNOQUALMIE VALLEY/NORTHEAST CSA Work Plans Community Service Areas - Snoqualmie NE King County ?õ Snohomish County Snohomish County King County King County La ke M ar g a re t Stevens Duvall Skykomish Pass 3 Redmond 2 )g 0 t h A v e N E Carnation ld E O N W in vil d o od - R D d Sammamish u R l v a l l a V ie Snoqualmie Valley NE King County Area lm a u q Alpine Lakes Wilderness o Ring Hill n S E NE E t Forest t N 15 s 2 N s n e Issaquah Snoqualmie e 1 St d v e W A v A d n North 2 NE 15 3 0th St 2 Bend B DuvaE ll h a t N R t 5 d te e 7 n K KI TTI TA S v N 2 E e A l l y R d CO UN TY N E Snoqualmie T r Pass SNOQUALMIE VALLEY/NORTHEAST KING COUNTY AREA i l o !"b$ g Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Area y NE 124th St NE P Big k Ro w ck y Rd N includes the rural area surrounding E 0 5 10 E E N Snoqualmie Valley - Northeast King County Miles N d d L ake R the rural cities of Duvall, Carnation, R Moss Lake Jo y y y ll Natural W a e e F K Area s t S n o q Wild Sky Wilderness u e r Snoqualmie, North Bend and a r iv R l m R e e i t d e l v o i m T on V R D d a r R l S N idg o u r E e R t h d F e Skykomish, along with the rural towns N o l r k E NE 80th St k N Tolt River E n S c n Car ation o k i F Natural Area e t a y a r Rd m k B n r E o a N )g m of Fall City and Snoqualmie Pass. C e i k s a h d L R s r R e e i v i o l t R v m T e The eastern portion of this CSA is the A r Ballfield Park E )g NE Union Hil N l R d T e y v R e A i M v h t Tolt River - e i 6 l r 3 John MacDonald l Skykomish Snoqualmie Valley, which contains 2 Park e r Bear Creek/Sammamish Area Carnation R i v Am es r T i v e o l t R e the Snoqualmie Valley Agriculture La ke r Hill Rd F t To lt l R NE o o i v T e r t 32nd S s d s R N E E e R N A k Alpine Lakes Wilderness m La i Production District and several rural e es v v Carnation oq ua e l A n S m Marsh r h t i Natural Area e 4 4 R 2 Patterson i v e cities and towns. The majority of the Creek r Natural Area Skykomish Vicinity NE 8th St Dr land area in this CSA is made up of i n Ma E Soaring Eagle Mai Regional Park n the forested Cascade Range which St ?õ ?ô Alpental Alpine contains portions of the Mount Baker Lakes Wilderness SE 24th St Sammamish – Snoqualmie National Forest, and the ie SE 32nd S h t t k u E e d r i D R S e o Duthie m l v E l F l r i A lvd S Hill Park a B H saq e u h s h I a e t i h u t v Snoqualmie 8 n E F E a i a l q 0 C u S l h S iRt SE Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area. 3 a y d o R l o K r Pass n D 40th St S E e S S ani h d !"b$ la R K ty !"b$ Ci Fall ?ì ll Fa h- a SE City !"b$ KI TT ITA S qu Issaqu sa ah-Fall Is COU N T Y E City S Rd S Mitchell Hill n oq r Grand Connector u a l ive d m i e R R Forest l Ridge u k H Park To Snoqualmie Pass ig 9 h l t a E h n S d 3 A 9 s d v 6 e R t D l h N u r k E o D N T r E Preston S r E e y v Ridge t i i i e R C a lm Forest M no q u !"b$ i S l Snoqualmie l l l Fa k P r 2 E o n S F o n Issaquah o Tradition t n h d s d d t SE 80th r Plateau re R R A P d SE o v e Re N NRCA v St i e nig A R S d F E E h E E S Three Forks S ro t S S S E n n 8 P Natural Area t o 7 e a y r q 3 v k S a S u - Snoqualmie t y A t Preston a Three S West Tiger W w B l h m k t o Forks Park Mountain NRCA k P 4 o a c ie 8 E o MeadowbrooS k h 3 r S b E Farm A S w e E v o v e N d A o a r e h th M ?õ B t Be o 8 a nd 2 l c 4 W N h W Tollgate ay A v Farm - Mount d e R Upper Tollgate North Bend Si NRCA t r Farm a b Squak Preston o Mt/Tiger North H Mt Corridor h a u !"b$ q Bend a s s I Four Creeks/Tiger Mountain Area S E SE M SE Mount E F o a C Si un S l e ls d t Si Rd e W a R r E d v a S A y e h v t e dl F 4 A o S i d 2 E r ?¦ d 4 M E k lm n N a i S o u e 2 S rt n o q R iv e r 3 h SE 140th e B 4 v en SE Middle Fork Snoqualmie A d 140 St W th St Natural Area h a G t y r C 6 o e 3 v Rattlesnake d 4 lmie e a R i a v E R r S e Mountain ou u r S d Snoqualmie Valley NE King County Area t o q h n I Scenic Area e ss F S o v aq r k u A a h H h Urban Growth Boundary t o b 8 a r 6 t 4 R S d S o u t h Urban Unincorporated Areas n Fo o r qua lm k i e R i v Urban Plannned Development e r Middle Fork Gr0eater Maple Va1lley/Cedar Rive2r Area 3 4 Twin Falls Rural Area State Park Snoqualmie E NRCA S d !"b$ Agricultural Production District R F Miles s h o r k Taylor l t qu l u o a a o n S l F S m Mountain i e R ive December 18, 2012 r r Forest a Olallie Forest Production District d e Iron Horse State Park SE 192nd St C State Park NFD 5 0 R Cities (Incorporated Areas) The information included on this map has been compiled by King County staff from a variety of sources d and is subject to change without notice. King County makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or rights to the use of such information. This RurSaE l2 0C0th iStty Urban Growth Area document is not intended for use as a survey product. King County shall not be liable for any gener al, special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages including, but not limited to, lost revenues Ra t t le sn ake or lost profits resulting from the use or misuse of the information contained on this map. Any sale La ke Rural Towns of this map or information on this map is prohibited except by written permission of King County. E S e E v S A Major Potential Annexation Areas e h t v 4 SE SE 216th St A 4 h 2 6th y t W a Parks 6 2 1 7 2 File Name: \\GISNAS1\projects\kcgis\client_services\dnrp_director\12146_CSA\projects\CSA_Update_SnoqNeKCVert.mxd Department of Natural Resources and Parks 201 South Jackson Street, Suite 700 Seattle, WA 98104 kingcounty.gov/exec/community-service-areas Alan Painter, Community Service Area Manager | 206.477.4521| [email protected] Bong Sto. Domingo, Community Liaison | 206.477.4522 | [email protected] Marissa Alegria, Community Liaison | 206.477.4523 | [email protected] elcome to the King County work plan for Specific information about initiatives lead by the the Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast Commu- King County Executive including the following nity Service Area of King County. priority initiatives: becoming the nation’s best-run government; confronting climate change in King Contained in this document are the current County; building equity and opportunity for all; work plans, initiatives, ongoing projects, and strengthening our regional transit mobility can and completed projects of King County depart- be reached at the Executive’s web site: http://king- ments and separately elected offices available in county.gov/elected/executive/constantine.aspx your community.