City of Pullman Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission meeting agenda included the introduction of new members and the appointment of a new representative to the CIP/TIP Committee. The commission focused on the review of the draft Comprehensive Plan, specifically addressing the first three chapters concerning plan foundation, vision and framework, and land use. Additionally, the commission reviewed past discussions regarding basic short course training videos provided by the Department of Commerce and deliberated on future research initiatives regarding parking regulations and innovative development strategies.
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City of Pullman Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The meeting featured the introduction of new commission members and the selection of a new member for the Capital Improvement Program/Transportation Improvement Program (CIP/TIP) committee. The primary focus was the public hearing for the City of Pullman Comprehensive Plan update, where the commission began reviewing the first three chapters of the document. Members discussed the balance of WSU-centric planning versus potential diversification of local industry, and examined different development scenarios for the city's future.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
City of Pullman Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission conducted a regular meeting to review the 'Short course on local planning' video series. The presentation focused on the fundamental importance of community planning, the 1990 Growth Management Act, and the goals and requirements for city and county comprehensive plans. Discussion topics included consistency between plans, the role of the Department of Commerce, and methods for implementing plans through development regulations, public works standards, and capital projects.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Pullman City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The council meeting included proclamations for Constitution Week and Library Card Sign-Up Month. Reports were provided by various city commissions and boards, including the Environmental Resilience, Arts, Historic Preservation, and Planning Commissions, as well as the Library Board. Key actions included the authorization of various disbursements, the execution of EMS and police service agreements with Washington State University, and the passage of resolutions regarding parking and transit access. The council also supported a housing market study by Catholic Charities and discussed a proposed ambulance service rate increase and legislative priorities for the upcoming year. An executive session was held to discuss legal matters.
