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The King County Boudary Review Board approves the Fairwood Annexation; next it goes to voters

Apr15
2010 Written by Randy Corman


Should Renton and Fairwood get hitched?

The King County Boundary Review board recently posted it’s decision regarding the potential Fairwood Annexation. Here is the conclusion of their report:

click here to see the whole decision

Next, this issue will go the the voters of Fairwood for a decision regarding whether they wish to annex to the city of Renton. This question will be on the November ballot. The City of Renton has so far remained neutral on this issue, although we’ve heard opinions from all sides including residents from Renton and Fairwood who want this to go forward, and residents from both of these areas that do not.

If you have an opinion you would like to share with other readers on this topic, feel free to share in the comment section below.

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Hi, I’m Randy Corman. Welcome to my blog!  I served on Renton City Council for 28 years, 1994-2021, with six years as Renton Council President.  I’m also a mechanical engineer and manager, and worked for the Boeing Company for 33 years, from 1984- 2017.  My wife and I have five kids and five grandkids, and we all live in Renton.  I’ve kept this blog for 17 years, and get thousands of readers each month. Please share your feedback, ideas, and opinions in the comments.

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