The council reviewed a resolution to transfer real property located at 6731 Beverly Boulevard from the city's utility fund (Fund 401) to the affordable housing fund (Fund 197). The transfer is intended for public benefit purposes, specifically for the development of affordable or low-income housing, as authorized by RCW 39.33.015 and local city code. The site consists of approximately 0.81 acres zoned Urban Residential 4 and was identified as suitable for development due to its proximity to transit and services.
Feb 11, 2026·
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The council meeting addressed several operational and legislative items. Key discussions included appointments to the diversity advisory board, updates on various city committee activities such as parks and built environments, and legislative advocacy regarding municipal fire authority bills and automated license plate reader technology. The council also deliberated on proposed reforms for condominium construction, received reports on utility billing automation, and scheduled upcoming district town halls for public engagement. An executive session was convened to discuss worker's compensation claims, and a consent agenda consisting of 18 items was approved.
