Soos Creek Area Response

Keeping The Rural Area Rural

Fairwood Subarea Plan meetings

August 15, 2026

The first draft of the Subarea Plan is open for public comment!

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The Department of Local Services has released the first draft of the Fairwood (& adjoining neighborhoods) Subarea Plan, and comments are now open to the public. Called the Preliminary Plan, this first draft includes zoning concepts that are available for public review and comment. Please visit the project website to view the reader’s guide, link to the preliminary plan, and use our online form to enter your comments. Public comments will be accepted through September 26, 2026.

You also may want to attend the Department of Local Services’ upcoming events to learn more about the Fairwood Subarea Plan and ask questions: 

  • August 12 & September 9, 2026, 4-8 p.m. – Fairwood Market Night. Stop by our booth.
  • September 16, 2026, 4-6 p.m. – Library Office Hours. Visit our table “office hours” at the Fairwood Library.
  • September 17, 2026, 6 p.m. – Virtual Public Information Meeting. Attend our online meeting. Register for the meeting at this LINK.
  • September 23, 2026, 4-6 p.m. – Virtual Office Hours. Drop-in online on Zoom at this LINK.

Everyone interested in the future of your community is encouraged to make your voice heard!

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"Soos Creek Area Response (SCAR) will promote environmental education and awareness as well as protection and preservation of the environment surrounding Pacific Raceways and the co-existing area known generally as the Soos Creek Watershed. This area encompasses many small streams and surrounding wetland and environmentally-sensitive areas that are populated by a variety of animal life, including Chinook and Coho salmon. Particular emphasis will be placed on, although not limited to, the above-described general area within ten miles in all directions of the Green River as it crosses under Highway 18 and the nearby Soos Creek Salmon Hatchery. SCAR will hold periodic status and education/awareness meetings with the surrounding community. The organization will monitor, and, as necessary use advocacy and education at the federal, state and local government level to promote a balance between environmental and business concerns. SCAR will also promote maintaining the Soos Creek Watershed in a manner conducive to coexisting with the existing residential base. SCAR will solicit funds from the surrounding community as needed for situations that arise which may require funding to effectively fulfill its' mission. SCAR, like many advocacy organizations, has applied for and received grants offered by King County Local Services to support and promote local organizations like SCAR to help in providing information and supporting educational and advocacy efforts."

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