FCUAC Regular Meeting

Wednesday, April 18th

May Valley Alliance Church
16431 SE Renton-Issaquah Road
Renton, WA 98059

FCUAC's regular meetings are scheduled for the third Wednesday of every month from 7:00-9:00pm at the May Valley Alliance Church.

Find directions, a sample agenda for regular FCUAC meetings, and a sense of what to expect if you're a first-time visitor by visiting our meetings page.

Agenda Items:

1. Special Guest - Jason Brown, King County Council Member Dunn's office. Jason is a new member of King County Council Member Reagan Dunn's office and will be making his first visit to FCUAC.  All of the Four Creeks service area is within Reagan's district.
2. FCUAC is considering a boundary expansion to the northeast to encompass all of the Tiger Mtn area.  The meeting includes a boundary expansion review. The expansion is being treated as a bylaw change so the vote on the proposed changes would occur at the May regular UAC meeting.
3. Continue the discussion of the King County Comprehensive Plan update schedule including the development of a list of potential UAC topics.
4. Continue the discussion of the 2012 National Night Out Against Crime in Maple Hills and possibly other areas.  Included will be discussion on possible funding sources.
5. Rich (Treasurer) will present a method for volunteer hour tracking which will be of interest if/when the UAC becomes a 501(c)(3).
6. Continue the discussion regarding possible UAC funding sources, along with the discussion of the vision and programs that require funding.
7. Continue the discussion on meeting date/time alternatives driven by noise issues with other church participants during UAC meeting times.

Agendas are sent via email to subscribers when published.

The Atlas Program

Bringing high quality maps and related data about communities to the residents of those communities.

See the Atlas web site for maps and more

FCUAC web site needs a face lift

The UAC is looking for assitance in migrating its web site to WordPress.

If anyone has experience with WordPress, we would welcome the help.

Have an Opportunity for UAC funding?

Although the funding mechanism for the UAC is changing, Four Creeks intends for some funding available each year for community benefit projects.  Out support of National Night Out is an example.  This year, the UAC is also working on a project to make high-quality maps available to residents in the Four Creeks area.

If you have an idea for a project that would provide broad benefit in the Four Creeks area, send it along to your email address or contact a current member.

King County Sheriff's Four Creeks Storefront

Storefront deputies are on the front-lines in our neighborhoods and give citizens a name, a face, and a place to go when they need the assistance of the Sheriff's Office. As the Sheriff's resources diminish, it’s critical to have these deputies who focus on getting the community involved in looking out for their neighbors and better protecting themselves.  Read more...

Four Creeks Stewardship Agreement

A community partnership agreement will benefit the Four Creeks community by making improvements to a community park and a wetland that also helps control storm water in the Four Creeks area. The recently signed “Four Creeks Agreement” creates a partnership between King County, the Four Creeks Unincorporated Area Council and two community groups – the Community Alliance to Reach out and Engage, and Stewardship of Wetland Areas by Neighbors.  Read more at King County Natural Resources and Parks Web site.