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Introduction to Rural Stewardship Planning Workshop
Thursday, May 26 in Carnation

Is a Rural Stewardship Plan right for me?

Introduction to Rural Stewardship Planning: the first of a series of Introduction to Rural Stewardship workshops that will be offered by King County in 2005.

Pre-register online by May 19 to receive property info at the class!

As a rural landowner in King County, you are the best stewards of your land and its natural resources. With this in mind, King County has created a program to offer technical assistance to landowners interested in developing environmental protections tailored to their property and goals.

Learn what Rural Stewardship Planning can do for you. We'll discuss stewardship, the planning process, and review some case studies. Participants will have a chance to talk about their property and goals and explore whether a plan would work for them.

Who Should Attend:

Property owners in the unincorporated rural portion of King County who are:

Interested in considering development, a building project or a change of use on their property; or
Seeking assistance with habitat restoration or protection on their property

Where:

Carnation Fire Station 85
3600 Tolt Ave NE
Carnation, Washington

When:

Thursday, May 26, 2005
7pm - 9pm

Workshop flier with map (920 KB Acrobat PDF)

Pre-register:

Pre-register by May 19th with your parcel identification number (found on your property tax bill) and you'll receive area-specific aerial photos and natural resource information at the class. A parcel identification number is NOT required to pre-register!

Pre-register with this online form or call Katy Vanderpool, Rural Stewardship Program Coordinator, at 206-296-8362 or katy.vanderpool@kingcounty.gov.

Class size is limited to 40 so sign up early!

Pre-registration form

Name: (required)
Phone: (required)
E-mail:

If you provide your parcel identification number (found on your property tax bill, or you can look it up with our Parcel Viewer online tool) you will receive area-specific aerial photos and natural resource information at the class. A parcel number is not required to register.
Parcel indentification number: (optional)

The following optional information will help us better tailor the workshop to the needs of the participants:

What is your interest in the workshop or the Rural Stewardship Planning program? (check all that apply)
I am interested in finding out what Rural Stewardship Planning has to offer.
I want help finding stewardship opportunities on my property
I want to restore habitat on my property
I want to know if I am eligible for any flexibility from standard wetland, shoreline, wildlife buffers to build a structure
I want to know if I am eligible for any flexibility from standard clearing regulations

Do you plan to do any building in the next two years?
I don't have any building plans in the next two years.
I plan to alter or add on to an existing structure in the next two years.
I plan to build a new structure in the next two years.
Don't know / other

For more information

For information about Rural Stewardship Plans, contact Katy Vanderpool at 206-296-8362 or katy.vanderpool@kingcounty.gov.

Related Information:

King County Critical Areas Package

Stewardship Planning Programs

Snoqualmie - Skykomish River Watershed

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Introduction to Rural Stewardship Planning Workshop Thursday, May 26 in Carnation