Bylaws

Trout Lake Subarea Comprehensive Plan

Klickitat County is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan. Part of the process includes creating Subarea Plans for communities such as Trout Lake. The Trout Lake Community Council, working with the County, will be involved in this process.

In anticipation of that critical work, council member Pat Arnold – who has a great deal of previous experience in as a key team member for the May 7, 2010 Sub-Area Plan for Trout Lake – has prepared some introductory training documents for members of the council and the community who want to be involved in or knowledgeable about the process.

This collection of training and supporting documents will grow over time. We encourage you to read them, attend council meetings, and participate in the Subarea Planning process.

Training Materials

Additional Resources

Meeting Minutes Archive

Meeting minutes are posted here once approved, typically at the meeting after which they were taken.

2024 Meeting Minutes
2023 Meeting Minutes
2022 Meeting Minutes
2021 Meeting Minutes

Correspondence Archive

2024 Correspondence
2023 Correspondence
2022 Correspondence
2021 Correspondence

Invasive, Non-native Plants (Noxious Weeds)

  • Botanical Bullies

    Page one highlights ten garden ornamentals that are now recognized as noxious weeds. Page two highlights seven highly invasive plants and noxious weeds of the water garden. Two page handout., can print on 8" x 11" but prints best on legal size paper. Produced by the Whatcom County Noxious Weed Control Board.

  • Noxious Weed Disposal

    This brochure provides general information about the disposal of noxious weeds and how some noxious weeds should be disposed of differently than others. Two page handout, 8" x 14".

  • Bees & Noxious Weeds

    This new brochure is about supporting bees and other pollinators when controlling Noxious Weeds. Two page brochure, 8 1/2" x 11".

  • Garden Wise: Non-invasive Plants for Your Garden (Eastern Washington)

    An extensive 21 page, full color brochure. Produced by WA Noxious Weed Control Board in collaboration with the Washington Invasive Species Coalition and the Washington State Nursery and Landscape Association.

  • Selected Knapweeds of Washington

    This detailed brochure illustrates the differences between eight Knapweeds found in WA State - Bighead, Black, Diffuse, Meadow, Russian, Spotted, Brown, and Yellow Starthistle. Two page brochure, 8" x 14".

Insects & Diseases Affecting Tree Health