Other public authority · Planning and zoning
Washington State Boundary Review Board for King County
Applications accepted year-round
King County · Washington
The board reviews proposals for boundary changes by cities, fire districts, and water/sewer districts within King County. This includes city or district creations and annexations, new city incorporations, and district mergers.
Who currently sits on it
9 listed
- Chandler Felt
Member · appointed by mayors of King County · term ends Jan 31, 2027 - Cheryl Scheuerman
Board Chair · appointed by special purpose districts of King County · term ends Feb 28, 2029 - Jay Hamlin
Board Chair-Elect · appointed by mayors of King County · term ends Jan 31, 2027 - Karen Howe
Member · appointed by special purpose districts of King County · term ends Feb 28, 2029 - Ken Hearing
Member · appointed by mayors of King County · term ends Jan 31, 2027 - Mary Lynne Evans
Member · appointed by King County Executive · term ends Jan 31, 2029 - Matthew Everett
Member · appointed by special purpose districts of King County · term ends Feb 28, 2029 - Stephen Toy
Member · appointed by King County Executive · term ends Jan 31, 2027 - Teresa Platin
Member · appointed by King County Executive · term ends Jan 31, 2029
This membership list was last checked against an official source on Jul 26, 2026.
What the role involves
- Review city and district annexations
- Review new city incorporations
- Review district creations and mergers
How the seat is filled
- Who appoints
- Not stated by the agency
- Who is eligible
- King County's recruitment notice seeks "persons with interests and/or expertise in areas such as local government, growth management, land use planning."
- Residency required
- Not stated by the agency
- Term
- Not stated by the agency
- Meets
- Monthly, second Thursday at 7:00 p.m.
- Time commitment
- Not stated by the agency
- Compensation
- Stipend
- Status
- Applications accepted year-round
- Official notice
- kingcounty.gov →
- Apply
- kingcounty.gov →
- Official membership roster
- kingcounty.gov →
- Last verified by IAAC
- Jul 26, 2026
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