Fiscal Clerk at Town of Coupeville.
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The council held a workshop to review and discuss the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan for 2027-2032. The discussion focused on establishing the town's priorities regarding future transportation improvements. No official action was taken during this workshop session.
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The meeting included a report from the Mayor regarding funding, staff events, and community developments, followed by a presentation on library long-range planning and statistics. Public input covered issues such as right-of-way reductions, tree corridor management, and stormwater pond maintenance. New business included the approval of a website redesign contract, a conditional use permit, an agreement for improvements to the Johnson Lot, and authorization of payroll and accounts payable transactions. Council members provided updates on jail feasibility studies and transit board activities. Additionally, the Council discussed the Comprehensive Plan periodic update and development regulations.
The Commission conducted a public hearing regarding several applications, including a fence replacement at Rain Shadow Nursery, an addition and alteration to a non-historic structure, the construction of a new single-family residence, and an addition to a single-family residence. All applications were approved, with specific conditions applied to the new residence construction. Additionally, the Commission confirmed the Zylstra Law Office conditions were met, discussed plans to recognize Historic Preservation Month, and elected a new Vice-Chair.
The Planning Commission addressed audience input regarding a community survey and concerns about the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA). The commission passed Resolution 26-02 to recommend that the Town Council approve updated Countywide Planning Policies. Additionally, the commission held a discussion regarding potential amendments to the MOA with Cecil and Cheryl Stuurmans, which included a review of survey results and various amendment options.
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