Category: Surface Water Mgmt
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Kirkland Residents are Invited to Comment on the Kirkland Surface Water Master Plan
Kirkland residents are invited to provide comments by October 29th on the 2014 Surface Water Master Plan. The plan identifies programs and projects that will be used by the City to protect us from flooding and to improve and protect our streams, lakes, and stormwater systems over the next 10 years.
Comments provided by Finn Hill residents will be included in a FHNA letter to Kirkland Public Works to communicate suggestions and changes to Kirkland’s 10-year surface water plan. To provide a comment, please use the comment feature for this blog.
Read MoreFinn Hill Residents Query Experts on Landslides at Neighborhood Meeting
UW’s Kathy Troost keynotes, with a panel including city officials, a local biologist, and a geotech engineer. Three months after the terrible mudslide tragedy in Oso, WA. the Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance held a first-ever...
Read MoreLatest News on Finn Hill April-May 2013
Finn Hill Neighbors and Friends: April-May 2013. Here’s a quick report on notable events and...
Read MoreKirkland Requests Finn Hill Input for Surface Water Master Plan
The City of Kirkland has asked me to provide surface water management priorities for the Finn Hill neighborhood via a survey developed by Kirkland Public Works. The survey will be used to update the Kirkland Surface Water Master Plan to guide work that will be done across the City for the next five years. The survey is useful to Finn Hill residents because it helps us to clarify and communicate surface water priorities for our neighborhood.
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Finn Hill Surface Water Management Project Update
Fall/Winter Update After submitting the Finn Hill Surface Water Management Project (SWAMP) report...
Read MoreRain gardens — New Event Date: October 13
Yes, it will start to rain again. But we can make the most of it with rain gardens. They are a...
Read MoreSurface Water Management Project
Finn Hill Surface Water Management and Drainage Concerns From Dec-2011 to May-2012, residents of...
Read MoreProtecting the Denny Creek Watershed
In 2007, a team of DCNA volunteers–George Ploudre, Kurt Seiffert, and Jim Sproull–completed a...
Read MoreClean Cars, Clean Creeks!
Though a time-honored tradition, we now know that washing your car in your driveway or on a neighborhood street pollutes waterways via storm drains. The rinse water from your car contains road grime, oil, grease, heavy metals,...
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Surface Water Mgmt
PopularFinn Hill Surface Water Management Project Update
Fall/Winter Update After submitting the Finn Hill Surface Water Management Project (SWAMP) report...
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PopularYour Valentine Questionnaire
Dear Finn Hill neighbors and friends: The Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance (FHNA) is kicking off a...