King County Code News Today

From now on, any business that operates for-hire vehicles (Uber and Lyft, for example) in the City of Auburn will have to comply with the sections of King County Code that regulate them.

The Court of Appeals of Washington, Division 2 (“Court of Appeals”) addressed in a February 13th Opinion a challenge to a King County Code (“KCC”) involving flow control. See SkyCorp...

Two corrections from the last edition.

A meeting about the Less Restrictive Alternative home, called Garden House, is being held at 7 p.m. Feb. 9, at Wabash Church.

The Area Council held its regular monthly meeting on Monday, December 7. All of our Guest Speakers were from King County: Department of Local Services (DLS) Director, John Taylor; his Roads Division Director, Tricia Davis; and his Permitting Division Product Line Manager, Ty Peterson. Also, guests included: King County Road Engineer, Joann Kosai-Eng; DLS External Communications Manager, David Daw; King County Comprehensive Plan (KCCP) Manager, Ivan Miller; Roads Division Business Support, Kim W...