Vision Statement:

Our community’s Rural Character will be supported by facilitating strong local ties and communication between the public, organizations, and government; promoting locally owned businesses and supporting quality education; protecting the environment, and maintaining landowners’ rights and responsibilities; promoting controlled and well-planned growth with appropriate infrastructure; ensuring proper representation for rural interests and needs; and supporting the health and safety and the privacy of our vibrant community.

 

Puget Sound Regional Council VISION 2050 (p.40):

“Rural Areas are expected to retain important cultural, economic, and rural lifestyle opportunities in the region over the long term. They are not intended to be served with urban services or accommodate a significant amount of residential or employment growth. VISION 2050 calls for reduced rural population growth rates in all counties. Counties are encouraged to plan for even lower growth—where possible—than contained in the Regional Growth Strategy.”

 

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Vision Statement:

Our community’s Rural Character will be supported by facilitating strong local ties and communication between the public, organizations, and government; promoting locally owned businesses and supporting quality education; protecting the environment, and maintaining landowners’ rights and responsibilities; promoting controlled and well-planned growth with appropriate infrastructure; ensuring proper representation for rural interests and needs; and supporting the health and safety and the privacy of our vibrant community.

Puget Sound Regional Council VISION 2050 (p.40):

“Rural Areas are expected to retain important cultural, economic, and rural lifestyle opportunities in the region over the long term. They are not intended to be served with urban services or accommodate a significant amount of residential or employment growth. VISION 2050 calls for reduced rural population growth rates in all counties. Counties are encouraged to plan for even lower growth—where possible—than contained in the Regional Growth Strategy.”

NOTE: Links to external websites do not constitute an endorsement by the GMVUAC.

GMVUAC Monthly Meetings

Mondays

 7:00 – 9:30; Fire Station 81 Meeting Room, 22225 SE 231st St, Maple Valley; Also virtually via Zoom.

Joint Rural Team

Multiple rural organizations collaborate to provide residents a voice with their “local” government, King County.

The GMVUAC’s Regional Coordinator serves as the Coordinator.

For more information see: Joint Rural Team

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Ask a question or express your interest:

GMVUAC
PO Box 111
Maple Valley WA 98038

King County Volunteer Program

Volunteer Opportunities

Including Parks, Trails, Cleanups

Announcements

June 2019 Meeting

** The Area Council will hold its next monthly meeting on June 3, 2019, from 7:00 to 9:30 PM at the Maple Valley Fire Station #81--SE corner of SE 231st St & SR-169.
** This will be a general business meeting. No special topics or guest speakers are scheduled.
** The Area Council will discuss other local issues of importance.
** Future Council Meetings and planned topics and guest speakers are presented as information becomes available.
** We invite you to visit our various Committee and informational webpages to see all in which your Council is and has been involved.
** Get to know your Council by reading a short biography of each current member.

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May 2019 Meeting

** The Area Council will hold its next monthly meeting on May 6, 2019, from 7:00 to 9:30 PM at the Maple Valley Fire Station #81--SE corner of SE 231st St & SR-169.
** Our guest speakers will present to and discuss with us the status of the legislative fix to the Hirst decision regarding stream flows and private water wells.
** The Area Council will discuss other local issues of importance.
** Future Council Meetings and planned topics and guest speakers are presented as information becomes available.
** We invite you to visit our various Committee and informational webpages to see all in which your Council is and has been involved.
** Get to know your Council by reading a short biography of each current member.

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April 2019 Meeting

** The Area Council will hold its next monthly meeting on April 1, 2019, from 7:00 to 9:30 PM at the Maple Valley Fire Station #81--SE corner of SE 231st St & SR-169.
** Our guest speaker will be John Taylor, Director of the new KC Department of Local Services.
** The Area Council will discuss other local issues of importance.
** Future Council Meetings and planned topics and guest speakers are presented as information becomes available.
** We invite you to visit our various Committee and informational webpages to see all in which your Council is and has been involved.
** Get to know your Council by reading a short biography of each current member.

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March 2019 Meeting

** The Area Council will hold its next monthly meeting on March 4, 2019, from 7:00 to 9:30 PM at the Maple Valley Fire Station #81--SE corner of SE 231st St & SR-169.
** Our guest speakers will be from the Department of Ecology to discuss the Reserve Silica and Landsburg Mine Sites MTCA cleanup programs.
** The Area Council will discuss other local issues of importance.
** Future Council Meetings and planned topics and guest speakers are presented as information becomes available.
** We invite you to visit our various Committee and informational webpages to see all in which your Council is and has been involved.
** Get to know your Council by reading a short biography of each current member.

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GMVUAC Monthly Meetings

Mondays

 7:00 – 9:30; Fire Station 81 Meeting Room, 22225 SE 231st St, Maple Valley; Also virtually via Zoom.

Drop us a line

Ask a question or express your interest:

GMVUAC
PO Box 111
Maple Valley WA 98038

Greater Maple Valley

The GMVUAC serves the residents of unincorporated King County living in the Tahoma School District No. 409 (outside the city limits of Maple Valley).  Our Washington nonprofit corporation was established in 1977; we serve a population of 16,100 (2010 Census); and our service area is 116 sq mi.  Below is a map of our Service Area and the four Community Areas: