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The Issaquah Creek Valley Groundwater Protection Committee (ICV GWPC) serves the Issaquah Creek Valley community (see a map of the ICV GWMA ). The Committee began its work in early 2002 and has continued to meet since that time. In 2004 the Committee recommended that the County Council extend the term of the Committee beyond the December 2004 sunset date. The Council approved this extension (ordinance 15082) at the end of 2004.

The Committee has four regularly scheduled meetings in 2007:

  • Thursday January 25, 2007

    • Revised
  • Wednesday April 11, 2007
  • Wednesday July 11, 2007, NOTE 3:30pm meeting time instead of 3pm
  • Wednesday October 10, 2007

The group meets from 3 to 5pm on Wednesdays - in the Off-Ramp Room City Hall. The Issaquah City Hall is located at 130 Sunset Way. Click Here to go to a page with a map link.

The current membership is:

  • Denise Smith
  • Judy Passey
  • Mary Shustov/Ron Little, Chair
  • Elmer Green
  • Henry Thomas
  • Forest Lane
  • Barbara Shelton
  • Ruth Kees

Last meeting notes are available upon request. Please contact Laurence Stockton, Program Manager, Groundwater Protection Program.

To receive e-mail notices about upcoming meetings or are interested in participating on the committee, click here.

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This page is produced by the King County Groundwater Protection Program. To learn more about this group and its responsibilities, please read about the Groundwater Protection Program.
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For questions about King County groundwater, please contact Laurence Stockton, manager, Groundwater Protection Program.

For questions about the Water and Land Resources Website, please contact Fred Bentler, webmaster.

Updated: March 15, 2007

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