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Kittitas County I Snoqualmie Pass Comprehensive Safety Plan 20 Washington State Truck Parking Implementation Plan (2024)* The Washington State Truck Parking lmplementation Plan, developed by the Freight Mobility Strategic lnvestment Board (FMSIB) in consultation with WSDOT, outlines specific and actionable recommendations, including an implementation timeline and grant opportunities, to expand both public and private truck parking supply across the state. l-90 is identified as one of the state's major freight corridors with truck parking facilities that are at or over capacity during overnight hours. The plan identified and assessed development opportunities along l-90, particularly near North Bend and within the surrounding 30-mile corridor segment. A key finding of the plan is that this section of l-90 lies outside the urban growth area boundary, meaning new parking solutions will require collaboration and coordination among state, regional, and local partners. Addressing this gap is especially important for Snoqualmie Pass, where limited truck parking often results in drivers staging on shoulders, ramps, and local roads. Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan (2024)tt The Snoqualmie Valley/Northeast King County Subarea Plan (2024) is a component of the King County Comprehensive Plan that establishes a 2O-year vision for land use, transportation, and community development within the subarea. The plan includes policies that support transportation safety, access, and mobility improvements relevant to this CSAP effort. Key supportive policies include: . SVNE-26: Support safety improvements to the State Route 906 corridor for Snoqualmie Pass residents and visitors through working with the Washington State Department of Transportation, Kittitas County, local businesses, and the community. . SVNE-31: Explore alternatives to driving alone to Snoqualmie Pass, particularly in the winter, to reduce congestion, reduce safety hazards, and expand access to the Pass, by working with Washington State, Kitiitas County, local businesses, and the community. " hitns://fmsib.wa gcv/stLrciies/irLr.k-narl<ine-imnlementation-plan ft htcs://kinssorrntv.gov/-^n/deot/loca!-seryices/brrlldlrres-orooertv/develooment- nl. nni ng- regu ia h ons/s Li ba rea-nir ns /s nogui I mie-vallev- n e - ki ns-.ol ' ntv @,r ,sr. -