Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan
Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan
This website serves as a resource for the community and contains information about how the Executive-recommended Subarea Plan is developed. This website will contain tutorial videos, related planning documents and informational materials, event information, and online surveys and will updated accordingly.
Your Voice Matters - The survey is now live!
We're gathering feedback to shape the future of the unincorporated Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River area, and we need your voice. Whether you live, work, or play in this community, your input is crucial. Here’s how you can get involved:
Take Our Survey! Share your thoughts in the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan Vision and Scoping Survey.
Join Us at the Open House: Be part of the discussion at our kick-off event. If you need translation or accomodations, please use the question form below.
- When: Thursday, Sept. 26, 5:30 – 8:00 p.m.
- Where: Hobart Community Church, 27524 SE 200th Street, Maple Valley
Stay Informed: Register for email or text updates to stay connected with the latest developments. Use the box on the right hand side of this page to register!
Check Your Area: See if you live or work in the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River subarea.
If you have questions or want to organize a meeting about the subarea plan, contact us at subareaplanning@kingcounty.gov or call 206-477-3800. Your input is essential in shaping the future of our community!
On this Page, You will Find:
- Details on the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River subarea planning process
- Why we plan
- Timeline of planning process
- Information on contacting County staff
- How to sign up for updates
About the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan
Thank you for your interest in the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan!
King County Local Services is in the initial planning phases of the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan! The focus is on rural, unincorporated King County outside of cities and towns.
The Subarea Plan will include a vision for the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River area for the next 20 years. The Plan will include policies to help the community and King County government achieve that vision. The goal of this subarea plan is to make real, equitable improvements to the quality of life for everyone who lives, works, and plays in this area.
The Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan will cover:
- Land Use and Zoning
- Housing and Human Services
- Environment
- Parks, Open Space, and Cultural Resources
- Transportation
- Services and Utilities
- Economic Development
Input from communities in the Greater Maple Valley and Cedar River will be reflected in the Executive’s recommended Subarea Plan and in related actions that will be reviewed by the County Council in 2026 and 2027.
The Subarea Plan is part of the King County Comprehensive Plan. King County creates detailed subarea plans for different geographies within the unincorporated areas of King County. A subarea plan takes a closer look at areas in ways that the broader Comprehensive Plan cannot. This helps King County make decisions that fit with the community's goals and the goals of the Comprehensive Plan.
For more information about the Comprehensive Plan, please visit the King County Comprehensive Plan website.
Why We Plan
- Defines a vision to strive toward.
- Policies in each plan help guide King County decision for how land is used and developed.
- Plans help the County serve the community.
- Subarea planners listen and work with communities to plan growth equitably and responsibly.
Related Documents
Documents related to the Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Subarea Plan will be posted as they are completed.
Greater Maple Valley/Cedar River Study Area
Questions?
Email subareaplanning@kingcounty.gov or planning staff below with questions:
Kaitlin Harris, Principal Subarea Planner
206-225-7346 | kaiharris@kingcounty.gov
Kaelene Nobis, Principal Subarea Planner
206-708-9732 | knobis@kingcounty.gov
Project Timeline
Photos on this page are by Chad Tracy (@photosbychadtracy).