Wildfire prevention is something Smokey the Bear has taught for decades. Did you see him at Cascade Park on Saturday, April 4? Neighbors young and old watched and participated in a variety of fun educational activities put on by the WRA Firewise Committee. King County DNRP Project Program Manager, Linda Vane, spoke about vegetation and(…)
Fun times were had by all who attended this year’s Easter Egg Hunt and Peep Roast! THANK YOU to those who volunteered by stuffing eggs, making signs, inviting friends, stoking the fire, hiding the goodies, cleaning up, and the many other details to make this event happen! Living in a neighborhood with such fun, caring people is amazing. (…)
WRA Tree Removal Guidelines WRA members are not required to obtain approval of the ARC before removing trees, however, the WRA ARC Guideline 8.12.1 states that “Trees removed for safety or other reasons shall be replaced to maintain the natural sylvan environment of Wilderness Rim.” DPER Tree Removal Standards for the Wilderness Rim Area (Residents must confirm their(…)
King County recently received a FEMA grant to design, permit and construct a flood mitigation project for Wilderness Rim. The work will be done in phases, with some starting this summer (2015) and other parts continuing in future summers estimating to complete in 2017. This Wednesday, April 15th at 7 PM in the Chalet,(…)
