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The Planning Commission discussed and recommended the 2027-2028 Work Plan to the City Council for approval. Additionally, the commission reviewed and recommended the approval of administrative departure requests for the Blackberries Short Plat.
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The Council reviewed the Mobility Advisory Committee's 2026-27 Work Plan and voted to forward the plan to a future business meeting. Discussion was held regarding Resolution No. 2026-05 to update least toxic products for weed and pest control, as well as the proposed formation of an Agricultural Advisory Committee; both items were moved to a future business meeting for further deliberation.
The Planning Commission meeting focused on several key items. The Planning Director provided an update on the status of the Comprehensive Plan. The primary portion of the meeting was dedicated to reviewing and revising the 2027 Planning Commission Work Plan, which included motions to adopt a minimum floor area ratio study item, separate minimum residential density into two categories regarding upzoning and minimum requirements, modify terminology related to Form-Based Codes and Middle Housing, adjust priority column formatting for Housing Action Plan (HAP) actions, and determine the strategy for prioritizing specific projects involving the Suzuki and Senior Center properties.
The council meeting included the welcome of the new City Manager and the authorization of proclamations recognizing employee service, National Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month, a Day of Service and Remembrance, and Community Preparedness Month. Key items included a consent agenda that covered the 2025 Annual Roads Project, the 2026 workplan for the Ethics Board, and ordinance extensions for the bonus floor area ratio program. Regular business included the approval of council budget priorities, consideration of assumptions for the land capacity analysis and comprehensive plan update, and the appointment of a city representative to the Kitsap County Solid Waste Advisory Committee.
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