Neighbors, Thank you to all who voted in the 2021 WRA election. Trustees and Issues Vote: Percent Voted: 29.73% (10% needed for quorum) IRS Income Resolution: Passed 149-13 Board of Trustee Candidates Elected: Melanie Foister – 147Jim Besso – 141 Chris Eaton – 124Alan Bruckner – 90 Write in candidates did not receive the affirmative(…)

https://kingcounty.gov/depts/local-services/news/2021/20210623-fire-safety-burn-ban.aspx King County Fire Marshal Chris Ricketts has issued a Stage 1 fire safety burn ban for the unincorporated areas of King County starting Thursday. The ban will remain in effect until further notice. The weather forecast calls for temperatures in the mid-90’s throughout the weekend, with readings climbing to nearly 100 degrees Sunday. The(…)

Dear Wilderness Rim Neighbors, The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic is affecting all of us. The health and well-being of our community is of paramount concern. Whether or not the virus is quickly contained we should all do our part, until it is contained, to limit unnecessary social contact. The board, in consultation with the association management(…)

Neighbors, Thank you to all who voted in the 2020 WRA online election. With the COVID-19 restriction this year, the board chose to have online voting. Trustees and Issue Vote: Percent Voted: 33.22% IRS Income Resolution: Passes 165 – 14 2019 Minutes: Passes 170 – 8 Candidate Vote Totals: Rick Acosta – 165 Mike Kenyon(…)

View the WRA newsletter Jan 2020 (PDF)

(also sent to all owners with email communication on 7/29/19, the same day as statements/bills were emailed) Dear Wilderness Rim Owners: Call for Board candidates!   Want to make a difference in your community?  One way is to volunteer to serve on the board of trustees.  Meetings are once per month and benefits include opportunities for(…)

It was brought to the WRA Board’s attention that the annual meeting should have been scheduled for July this year.  This change was made as part of the multitude of bylaw amendment ballot items from the 2018 Annual Meeting. With changes in administrative procedures and confusion caused by challenges to the 2018 election process, the(…)