Adrienne Johnson-Newton

The meeting included a Committee of the Whole session and a City Council Study Session. Key discussion topics during the Committee of the Whole included an update on the Surface Water Management Tree Preservation Program, a presentation on the Draft 2027-2046 Transportation Improvement Plan, and a discussion regarding Federal uses within the city. The Study Session included the approval of a proclamation for Master Police Officer Steven J. Underwood, a presentation on the Local Road Safety Plan update, discussions concerning amenity rentals, and an update on the Appointive Committee Code and Citizens Advisory Board Code.

The purpose of the special meeting was to hold an executive session to discuss qualified applications pursuant to RCW 42.30.110(1)(g). The executive session lasted for a total of 90 minutes, and no formal action was taken by the council.

The meeting addressed several operational and strategic updates. These included an announcement regarding the StART stakeholder advisory round table, the distribution of documents pertaining to the Sustainable Master Plan, and a review of the standard response form letter for airport complaints. Additionally, the committee engaged in a discussion concerning the committee workplan and potential edits.

The committee discussed a pilot project presentation regarding the installation of visual screens on unused downtown properties. Additionally, the committee reviewed a proposed procedural change for the Woodmont Development Agreement, recommending that the agreement proceed to the City Council before the Planned Unit Development is forwarded to the Hearing Examiner. The committee also noted the postponement of the scheduled Sound Code discussion.

The purpose of the meeting was to conduct an Executive Session to discuss qualified applications pursuant to RCW 42.30.110(1)(g). The Executive Session lasted four hours and thirty minutes, and no formal action was taken.