Members and Supporters

Kurt Hughes
Avondale Resident, Brook Trails Estates neighborhood
“My home borders Avondale.  I can tell the time of the day by the noise outside.  It’s hard to imagine an older road surrounded by that many families in King County.”

Brookside Country  Club Homeowners Association
established in 1984  on Avondale  Road at 151st
“The  Board of the Brookside Homeowners Association supports the efforts of the  Better Avondale Committee to improve noise and safety conditions on  Avondale  Road.”

Megan DeSantis
Avondale Resident
“If we keep asking, it will happen.”

Michael Olson
Cottage Lake Beach Club, Homeowners Association Board President, 14 year Avondale resident.

Rhonda Parent
Avondale Resident
“The health and welfare of the community living along Avondale is compromised by the poor road condition. Please consider using a asphalt rubber on this roadway for the sake of the community and the environment.”

Joanna Hamed
20-year Avondale resident
“Avondale Road is long overdue for re-surfacing and improvements. We must work together to increase safety and decrease unhealthy road noise impacting the quality of life in our community.”

Ed Lincoln
30-year Woodinville resident.

Rebecca Lavering
Avondale Resident
“Working together as a community to quiet Avondale road, providing a safer and more enjoyable environment for us all.”

Michelle Blue
9 year Avondale Resident, Brookside Country Club, Homeowner Association Board Treasurer, Realtor®
“You have to take action, if you want results.”

Paul Demitriades
25-year eastside resident, Fairwinds Redmond (Avondale Road) resident. Previous city of Medina elected council member. Involved in SR-520 quiet pavement project.

Steve Broback
Steve is a lifelong King County resident who has lived in the Redmond/Woodinville area since 1986. he and his wife Vicky (who was raised in Woodinville) have lived off Avondale Road since 1996. Steve can be reached at steve AT broback DOT com.

Kim Larsen