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Park Board

Thursday, March 16, 2023

6:30 PM
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Topics tracked across meetings:
Flood Hazard Management Plan and Flood Hazard Mapping Studies (I) › 2/2
Environmental Board · Mar 16, 2023 → Park Board · Mar 16, 2023
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Parks Programs Update › 2/2
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3. AGENDA ITEMS
3a
Flood Hazard Management Plan and Flood Hazard Mapping Studies
Judi Radloff, Chrys Bertolotto and Tracy Winjum, King County · packet pp.3–30
Topics: Water
Open packet at p.3 ↗
Staff report:
Public Works 670 1st Avenue NE Issaquah, WA 98027 issaquahwa.gov
3b
Parks Programs Update
Jeff Watling, Director of Parks and Community Services
Topics: Parks
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Attendance

Council / Members (11)
Environmental Board Parks Board
Nancy Davidson (Present) Chris Kovac (Present)
Anne Newcomb (Present) Brenda Spears (Virtual)
Dan Hintz (Present) Katie Bell (Present)
Janet Wall
Brad Book
Administration/Staff: Jeff Watling, Director of Park and Community
Stacy Vynne McKinstry, Sustainability Services
Manager Hasanthi Piyasena, Department Operations
David Reedy, Sustainability Coordinator Specialist for Parks and Community Services
Billy Almanza, Sustainability Intern
Excused
Jamie Finch, Chair (Present) Zach Szablewski
Don McQuilliams, Vice Chair (Present) Marlene Waxse
Ashwin Manoharan* (Present) Andrew Eliquen
Rishi Hazra* David Liu
Lara Lebeiko (Present) Nicholas Lee
Tim Motely
Tom Anderson, Alternate Danielle Githens, Alternate, (Present)

Recommendations & actions (1)

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  • The Boards recommended areas previously impacted within the community and organizations to focus outreach on by King County.