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Public comment period for the draft Flood Plan closes March 15 2024
Public comment period for the draft Flood Plan closes March 15 The 45-day comment period for the Draft Flood Plan began Jan. 31 and will close on March 15, 2024 at 5 p.m. (PT). To comment online, visit the King County Engagement Hub. Comments can also be shared via email, postal service or at the March…
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Flood Control District Board adopts the 2024 Budget for the FC District FCD Meeting and Budget 2023
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Community Planning and Development Department is hosting a meeting to allow the community an opportunity to understand the proposal with particular focus on critical areas and provide the City with thoughts and concerns before a decision is rendered. The applicant, along with technical experts, will be present to answer questions and address issues of interested…
Read MoreLake Sammamish Timeline June 2021
Lake Sammamish Flooding
East Lake Sammamish Trail (ELST)
This website explains a claim that East Lake Sammamish Trail (ELST) was a Federal Tax Fraud Scheme, a crime committed in the late 1990s by the leadership of King County, Washington, and covered-up by Ninth Circuit and Washington State judges, including the judges of our Washington State Supreme Court. The statements describing corruption, dishonesty,…
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Flood Control System Inactivation Report – 2008
Willomoor Floodplain Restoration Project
Historically, the Sammamish River meandered through a wide swath of valley bottom wetlands, which provided natural flood storage. From the early 1900s through the mid-1960s, the river was straightened by a series of drainage district projects. In 1964, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers formalized these efforts through the Sammamish River Flood Control Project – a nearly 14-mile long project from Lake Sammamish to Lake Washington to provide flood protection for the Sammamish River valley.
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