• The next scheduled Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting is scheduled for February 26, 2019. Location and meeting details can be found HERE. 
• The final Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting for conceptual design was held on Oct. 14, 2015 at the Old Remond School House Community Center in Redmond, WA. It included a review and discussion of the DRAFT Willowmoor Alternative Recommendation Memo, description of the alternative selection and approval process, and discussion of how SAC members can continue to be involved in the project’s public process moving forward.
• Eight stakeholder advisory committee meetings were held between Aug. 2013 - Dec. 2014.
• A summary of the eight meetings held from Aug. 2013-Dec. 2014 is available (1.5MB, PDF). For help viewing PDF files, see Acrobat Help page.)

About

The Willowmoor Project's Stakeholder Advisory Committee is a group assembled to review, comment on, and make recommendations regarding the Willowmoor project. It is not a decision-making body. The committee will serve as a sounding board at key project milestones. Members have been selected by the King County project team and the King County Flood Control District to represent a wide range of interests in the project area, including residents, businesses, community groups, property owners, park users and public agencies.

Primary tasks

1. Articulate desired future outcomes of the project from stakeholder organization perspectives.
2. Help to develop project alternatives.
3. Assist in the selection of a “preferred alternative” for the project.
4. Exchange information and ideas with the project team and other stakeholders.
5. Disseminate information about the project to their membership and peers.
6. Provide a public voice to help guide the project toward implementation.

Membership

Committee members reflect a balanced cross-section of Sammamish River Basin floodplain interests and experience. Members include (updated Mar. 2015):

For more information about the Willowmoor Floodplain Restoration Project, please contact Kate Akyuz, Project Manager, King County River and Floodplain Management Section.
* City of Redmond is also a Project Partner, and participates in project meetings, discussions and other communications outside the committee process.