Inglewood Rights of Way
Date of Last Update: 9/17/25 10:10 a.m.
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Resolution adopted by City Council
During its meeting Sept. 16, the City Council approved a resolution declaring the historically maintained streets in Inglewood as public streets. Thank you to the Inglewood neighborhood for your patience, assistance in finding historical documentation, and engagement at public meetings.
The approved resolution documents the background of the plat, the services historically provided by the City, and assurances that historically served streets are public and will continue receiving services. It also includes specific provisions requested by residents during the Sept. 11 community meeting, including:
- Reference to the resolutions and deeds found to date
- Recognition of the City’s continuous service of streets since incorporation—streets that have always been public
- Assurance that emergency services will always have access and response in Inglewood
- Confirmation that Inglewood public streets will be treated the same as others in Sammamish
With this issue resolved, the City is now focusing on the Public Works Standards. The City would like to collaborate with Inglewood residents on standards that maintain the neighborhood’s character and that recognize the unique nature of its streets. Get involved by signing up for our listserv to learn about opportunities to help the City shape these standards.
To view the passed resolution click here. To view the map click on the image below.
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Resources
Letter #1 from City to Inglewood Neighborhood – May 2025
Letter #2 from City Council to Inglewood Neighborhood – June 2025
Letter #3 from City to Inglewood Neighborhood - September 2025
Sept. 11, 2025 Inglewood Community Meeting Video
Sept. 11, 2025 Inglewood Community Meeting Presentation
Resolution declaring Inglewood streets public
Historical Sources of Information:
- Street Vacations and Ancient Rights of Way
- Surveys, Subdivisions and Platting, and Boundaries with State and Federal Laws, Administrative Regulations and Judicial Decisions
- Surveys, Subdivision and Platting, and Boundaries - Washington State Laws and Judicial Decisions
- King County Resolutions (Dropbox link)
- NE 8th Quit Claim Deed