Check out the amazing farm stand on our road just past Lake Leo Rd.

Agenda: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ojp9ea26fa6rebgx0bmy8/MCRA-August-2024-Board-Agenda.pdf?rlkey=0073bk9huy9fzwa3k79j176j2&dl=0

After the meeting we will have a campfire weather permitting. Everyone is welcome to bring snacks or Smore makings. 

Location: Airport firepit

Date: August 12th

Time: 5:30

Directions: park in the airport parking lot.  The official parking lot is located on Venturi Way.  When you turn off of Crawford Road onto Venturi, you will see a sign halfway down the little hill indicating the airport parking.  There is also an orange cone there near the sign.  It’s a grass lot.  From there, folks just need to get back onto Venturi way on foot and head to the front of the hangars.  Continue to walk South in front of the hangars and straight ahead they will see a portable classroom.  If it’s raining we can go in there.  If it’s beautiful then folks should continue heading South and the firepit is just beyond the classroom and kiosk.

This Sunday June 2nd at Campfire on Crawford Rd at 3:30pm. Hope to see everyone there! You do not need to be a member to attend. Food and Drink will be available from Campfire after meeting.

Survey Results from Last Year Meeting

Campfire location

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ri98ARevy2P9rv2Z9

County, residents seek fix for road to South Whidbey Airpark

Mary did a great job talking with the Whidbey News Times about this complex issue!

Some of you have had questions about the proposed county extension of Crawford Road, based on their access permit conditions being updated to only allow access from the north.

Please see the PDF above, and contact us with any questions!

Thanks for watching your speed on Crawford Road!

Monday and Tuesday, the 15th and 16th of June, we’ll be grading and improving northern Crawford Road per the plan below.

Thanks for your understanding!

It’s that time again! The weather and schedules aligned, and the long-delayed project to bring northern Crawford up to par is about to begin!

Please see below for our plan and budget.

Thanks to everyone for their input – including Davidson Consulting Group, Mitch Morley, Sky and Tara, the homeowners on Forest Knoll, and the entire community!

Most importantly – a huge thank-you is owed to the owner of Moose Ridge, who has completely funded this project!

Wildlife is returning to places it has never been seen before, as humans spend more time indoors.

Flamingos have invaded Forest Lane!

You may have noticed some new features on the road…

Everyone, say “Hello” to your new speed humps. Designed to control speed, while not bouncing the cargo of trucks around quite as much, the new speed humps are working to address two of your biggest concerns:

• Speed on the road
• Longevity of the road

After consulting with engineers, business owners, homeowners, and all sorts of drivers, we’re sure they’re the best traffic calming devices for the job!

Some of our neighbors tell us that our humps might even be dressing up in the future…. Stay tuned!