CITIZENS TO STOP THE SR169 ASPHALT PLANT

Save the Cedar River is pleased to announce that we are the recipient of a $20,000 environmental grant from outfitter Patagonia. This...

Welcome to Issue #2!  The Latest – Our Grant From Patagonia Save the Cedar River is pleased to announce that we are the recipient of a...

Despite over 10,000 citizens, numerous elected officials, tribes, municipalities and corporations opposing the asphalt plant, with over...

Here's an easy way to raise cash for fighting this toxic and illegal plant! If all the Amazon shoppers among us do the following, we can...

Every 4th Weds of Every Month the King County Council Meeting allows Public Comment. Two minutes to express your concerns. Be there...

Click here to download a flyer to share with your neighbors! Community Meeting: Saturday, July 20th, at Fairwood Public Library at 11:00...

All, much has happened with our cause to stop the construction of an asphalt plant next to the Cedar river and near our homes. On Monday...

Citizens To Stop The SR169 Asphalt Plant Legal Fund is now a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and so your contributions are now tax-deductible. You...

"Lakeside Industries wants to build an asphalt plant on top of three streams and five wetlands in south King County, near Maple Valley....

Representative Bergquist goes over survey results on the proposed asphalt plant. In short, most respondents do not want the asphalt plant...

The City of Renton weighed in by letter sent to DPER dated June 4, 2018, opposing the construction and operation of a new asphalt...

On April 20, 2018, King County opened a Code Enforcement case against Lakeside Industries for an alleged violation of certain County...

The Sierra Club is expressing its major concerns regarding the proposed move of an Asphalt Facility to a site along SR 169 across from ...

On March 14, 2018, the King County Water District #90 (KCWD 90) sent a letter to the King County Council expressing its concern and...