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The City of Mill Creek is actively seeking a volunteer to fill a vacancy on the Park & Recreation Board, with applications due by March 15, 2021. This advisory board plays a crucial role in guiding the city council on matters related to park and recreation facilities, programming, and budgets. Interested candidates can apply online or contact Kristen Rasmussen for more information.
The City of Mill Creek is taking proactive measures in anticipation of a winter storm expected from February 12 to 13, 2021. The Public Works Department is pre-treating major routes with deicer and will mobilize to clear roads once snow accumulates, emphasizing community safety during inclement weather.
The City of Mill Creek is actively seeking a volunteer to fill a vacancy on the Art & Beautification Board, following a resignation. Interested candidates can apply via email or submit their applications in person at City Hall by February 12, 2021, to contribute to enhancing the city's aesthetics and public spaces.
Mill Creek's Public Works department is proactively preparing for potential snow and freezing temperatures over the weekend and into early next week. The team is applying deicer on priority routes to ensure road safety, and residents are advised to stay off the roads unless necessary during this inclement weather.
The City Hall Tree Lighting event in Mill Creek, held in 2020, adopted a virtual format, allowing community members to participate safely during the holiday season. The event featured the Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem, and a special appearance by Santa Claus, culminating in the lighting of the city’s Christmas tree. Residents are encouraged to enjoy the festive atmosphere by viewing the accompanying virtual video.
The Mill Creek City Council has announced a Special Council Meeting scheduled for November 16, 2020, to address key municipal issues. This session will focus on executive matters pertinent to the local governance of Mill Creek, Washington, and is crucial for residents interested in city developments.
Work has commenced on the Farm Mitigation Site within the Farm at Mill Creek development, aiming to preserve and restore the historically significant 58 acres of the old Pacific Topsoil site. This development reflects the city's commitment to environmental sustainability and land conservation, underscoring its importance for the local community.
The City of Mill Creek invites public comment on its draft 2020 Storm Water Management Plan, aimed at preserving the environment amid storm water impacts. This plan, aligned with the NPDES Phase 2 municipal storm water permit, outlines essential actions for the community to protect local ecosystems, including salmon habitats. Citizens can review the draft and submit feedback via email.
Snohomish County is actively seeking community input on housing types near upcoming light rail stations in an effort to enhance placemaking and zoning. The initiative is part of the "Light Rail Communities" project, which aims to shape development around the new transit options between Lynnwood and Everett. Residents are encouraged to participate in a virtual workshop and complete a survey to voice their ideas.
The Farm at Mill Creek Wetland Preserve is an ongoing mixed-use development in Mill Creek, Washington, focusing on preserving and restoring 58 acres of wetlands. The project includes the construction of boardwalks and trails aimed at providing an educational space for the public, with completion expected in the fall of 2020.