Issaquah Highlands combines the convenience and excitement found in dense cities with the quality of life found in the suburbs. Environmentally sensitive with safe neighborhoods, excellent schools, and many recreational opportunities-our community provides an ideal place for you and your family to live, work, and play.
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Re: Accessory Structures Did you know? Installation of any accessory structures, including trash can enclosures, require ARC approval and plastic sheds are not allowed in Issaquah Highlands. Also remember that they are subject to city permits and set-back requirements. Free standing sheds do not require a permit but must be…
Real Estate in Issaquah Highlands Ashland Park, How Issaquah Highlands Began By Aimee Holy, Erik Mehr & Associates, Dahlia Park Resident Ashland Park is one of the first communities in the Highlands and the first community to have its own public park. I have spent many hours at the “water…
By: Collene Cordova, IHCA Owner Services Coordinator-Compliance When you purchased your home in the Issaquah Highlands, you agreed to abide by the CC&R’s. One of the rules in the Use Restrictions and Rules (URR’s) is that if you rent or lease your home you would notify the IHCA and you…
Volunteers of the Month – Victoria & Noelle Lasch In July a call went out for volunteers to help the IHCA with their Ashland Park renovation and assist with refurbishing the tall centerpiece pole for the park. The first to answer the call were sisters, Victoria and Noelle Lasch. We…
By Tyler A. Saldaña, Discovery Heights Nearly thirty Highlands residents gathered at Blakely Hall this last Monday evening to share thoughts and concerns as well as pose questions about the Shelter Holdings property, part of the land previously owned by Microsoft, 21.5 acres along 9th Ave NE in Issaquah Highlands….
Culture Through Cuisine – Dutch By Resident Volunteer Writer, Kimberly Collette, Central Park From September 2016 Connections News, Culture Through Cuisine There’s a Dutch saying, “Eet Smakelijk!” It carries the same sentiments as “Bon Apetite” as they say in France and “Enjoy” here in the United States. Within moments of arriving…
Clubs & Groups: Tune In to What’s Happening From September 2016 Connections News Before this era of streaming and binge watching, we suffered through summers of re-runs of our favorite sitcoms and anticipated the new fall season that would pick up where a season-ending-cliff-hanger left off. Your neighbors are launching a…
Every month we publish a photo of something (or somewhere!) in the Highlands. Some months are easier than others, but all photos are of something accessible to the public. It is up to you to find out where the photo was taken! Last month’s photo was of the park off…
Calling All Super Heroes: Highlands Day 2016 Saturday, August 27th from Noon – 4pm at Blakely Hall and Village Green Park Here is what you need to know: Park Drive Road Closure: We will close Park Drive between 25th Ave NE and 30th Ave NE at 7AM on Saturday, August…
New food vendors and returning, local favorites will fuel our super hero guests on Highlands Day this year. Three of our food vendors are Issaquah Highlands residents! Biscuit Box & Pop UP Meet a fellow Issaquah Highlands neighbor and food truck entrepreneur, Brian Wilbur and his Mobile Mavens, fun pop-up retro campers…
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