[3:23] We are open to the public.
[3:24] Thank you. Let
[3:24] s ensure that
[3:30] Mike has gone live. Stand by.
[3:31] Okay. We
[3:34] re live. Thank you.
[3:36] To order the City Council
[3:39] meeting of AUGUST 5th, 2026. As
[3:39] you can see, tonight
[3:40] s council
[3:42] meeting is being held virtually
[3:44] due to critical maintenance and
[3:45] upgrades underway in council
[3:47] chambers. During the meeting,
[3:50] we MAY take brief breaks as
[3:52] needed to address any technical
[3:53] issues and help ensure the
[3:55] meeting proceeds as smoothly as
[3:58] possible, and council. Thank
[3:59] you so much. Please give me a
[4:01] little grace as we start out.
[4:03] As I get the lay of the
[4:04] landscape here, I
[4:04] m very
[4:06] appreciative to former Mayor
[4:08] Sweet having done this for
[4:09] quite a long time, but we
[4:09] ll
[4:11] get through it. So, City Clerk,
[4:13] will you please call the roll.
[4:15] Councilmember Tim Chisholm
[4:17] here? Council Member Arnold
[4:21] here. Councilmember Prem here.
[4:24] Councilmember Falcone here.
[4:25] Councilmember Pascal.
[4:26] Here.
[4:29] Deputy mayor black. Here. Mayor
[4:30] Curtis.
[4:33] Here. All right. Our study
[4:34] session tonight is on two
[4:35] items. First, we
[4:36] ll have an
[4:39] update on the 2027 2028 utility
[4:41] rates. Second, we will have an
[4:42] update on the Kirkland Care
[4:43] s
[4:46] low income support program. We
[4:48] expect to reconvene our regular
[4:51] meeting at 730. Uh, city
[4:52] manager.
[4:53] Okay. Thank you, MADAM Mayor.
[4:55] So we have the whole 90 minutes
[4:56] of the study session set out
[4:58] for these two topics. Related
[4:59] topics? Um, I
[5:00] ve asked everyone
[5:02] to keep their cameras off
[5:02] unless they
[5:03] re speaking. Um, I
[5:04] wanted to give a huge thanks to
[5:06] folks at Public Works and
[5:07] Finance to put together a lot
[5:08] of really complicated
[5:10] information. And also our
[5:11] consultant team here. You
[5:11] re
[5:12] going to hear from who has done
[5:14] a fabulous job, but it
[5:14] s all
[5:15] going to be led by Jenny
[5:16] Garrison. Our surface water
[5:18] strategic advisor. And she has
[5:20] lots of help who people will
[5:22] check in when needed. And Tracy
[5:23] Dunlap is also here at deputy
[5:25] city manager to chime in as
[5:26] needed, where she is in the
[5:28] Tri-Cities. So with that, I
[5:28] ll
[5:30] turn it over to Jenny.
[5:32] Great. Thank you very much.
[5:34] Good evening, MADAM Mayor. And
[5:36] members of the council. Uh,
[5:36] again, I
[5:37] m Jenny Gauss, surface
[5:38] water strategic advisor, and
[5:39] I
[5:40] m managing the utility rate
[5:44] process for 2027, 2028. And
[5:45] Brook is kindly running the
[5:48] slides for me for now. Uh, next
[5:52] slide. Um, we have a very
[5:54] knowledgeable group of people,
[5:55] uh, all of whom have helped to
[5:57] develop the budget assumptions
[5:58] and the models that are going
[6:00] to be used to update Kirkland
[6:00] s
[6:02] utility rates. Uh, the fcs team
[6:04] and myself will be the main
[6:05] presenters. But we do have many
[6:07] other folks standing by. Um, as
[6:11] questions arise. Next slide.
[6:13] And before we launch into sort
[6:14] of the meat of the
[6:15] presentation, I wanted to just
[6:17] highlight some of the process
[6:18] improvements that have happened
[6:19] since the last rate setting
[6:21] process. Um, we
[6:23] re doing more
[6:24] forecasting of revenues. Uh,
[6:25] staff is reviewing and
[6:27] reporting on revenue trends
[6:28] each month so that we have the
[6:30] most up to date information.
[6:32] Uh, water and sewer utilities
[6:34] have been split apart so that
[6:36] we could better see how each is
[6:39] faring financially. Uh, the
[6:41] utility policy supervisor is
[6:44] now, um, allocated to water,
[6:47] sewer and solid waste. And then
[6:48] we are really working on
[6:50] prioritizing water and sewer
[6:52] engineering and planning. And
[6:53] so those things are really
[6:54] going to help with the
[6:56] transparency and accountability
[7:00] in the process. Next slide. And
[7:03] so, uh, tonight is the first of
[7:04] three meetings where we
[7:04] re
[7:06] going to discuss utility rates
[7:07] updates. Uh, we
[7:08] ll be returning
[7:09] on SEPTEMBER 15th with our
[7:11] proposed rates. And again on
[7:13] OCTOBER 20th with our final
[7:15] rates. Um, tonight we have our
[7:17] consultant team here to provide
[7:18] background on the rate models
[7:21] and to present the preliminary
[7:23] rates. Um, these are rates that
[7:25] meet our current fiscal
[7:26] policies. Um, we
[7:27] re also going
[7:29] to be discussing potential ways
[7:30] to moderate these rate
[7:31] increases. Um, and we
[7:32] ll see
[7:33] council guidance on the
[7:35] preferred rate scenario. Uh, a
[7:36] note that I have some slides
[7:38] available. Um, after Brooke
[7:38] s
[7:40] presentation, if there are
[7:41] questions, I have a set of
[7:43] slides that is available for us
[7:45] to use. Um, now I
[7:46] ll introduce,
[7:50] um, fcs team. Um, Brooke, Tasha
[7:52] is a project manager with scs,
[7:53] a Bowman company. She
[7:54] s been
[7:56] with fcs for over ten years and
[7:57] has performed similar rate
[7:59] studies for many cities in the
[8:01] Pacific Northwest. And we
[8:01] re
[8:02] very pleased to have her
[8:03] managing the rate modeling
[8:05] efforts for Kirkland. Um, with
[8:07] her tonight is Amanda Levine,
[8:08] who is managing the solid waste
[8:11] elements of the process and
[8:12] likewise has performed many
[8:14] utility rate studies and
[8:15] engagements over her eight
[8:17] years with fcs. Um, together
[8:17] they
[8:18] ll walk us through the
[8:20] preliminary preliminary rate
[8:22] study results. So take it away,
[8:25] Brooke. Thank you.
[8:27] Perfect. All right. Uh, so
[8:28] thank you. Jenny. As mentioned,
[8:28] I
[8:30] m Brooke. Tasha with fcs, and
[8:32] I do have Amanda Levine with
[8:34] me, as well as John Carducci.
[8:34] Um, and we
[8:35] re ready to just
[8:36] walk through those preliminary
[8:37] rates for the city
[8:38] s forecast,
[8:40] as well as revenue requirements
[8:40] as what we
[8:41] ll refer to those as
[8:42] through the bulk of this
[8:46] presentation. So a quick agenda
[8:47] here. To start, we
[8:47] re going to
[8:49] review a brief background.
[8:49] We
[8:50] re going to talk more about
[8:52] what a revenue requirement is.
[8:52] We
[8:53] ll review the city
[8:54] s fiscal
[8:55] policies and then we
[8:55] ll talk
[8:56] through the revenue requirement
[8:59] results for each utility before
[9:00] wrapping it up with next steps
[9:04] and questions or discussion. So
[9:06] here again just a brief
[9:07] background for each of the
[9:08] utilities that we
[9:08] re going to
[9:10] discuss this evening. First the
[9:12] water utility and the
[9:13] infrastructure associated with
[9:15] the water utility is operated
[9:17] and maintained by the city. The
[9:18] city purchases their water
[9:20] supply through Cascade Water
[9:22] Alliance. Similarly for the
[9:24] wastewater utility, the city
[9:25] operates and maintains the
[9:27] collection system and uses that
[9:29] system to send wastewater to
[9:30] King County
[9:31] s treatment plants
[9:32] who they pay for treatment
[9:35] services. On the surface water
[9:36] side, the city operates and
[9:38] maintains the surface water
[9:39] system, working to reduce
[9:41] street flooding and address the
[9:43] health of local water bodies.
[9:44] Surface water is unique in that
[9:45] it gets billed through the
[9:46] county
[9:47] s property taxes, so
[9:48] most customers don
[9:49] t see the
[9:51] bill as directly. And then
[9:53] finally, the city also provides
[9:55] garbage, recycling and compost
[9:57] curbside collection services
[9:59] through waste Management, which
[10:01] is also a contractor, and they
[10:02] pay disposal costs to King
[10:04] County for disposal service as
[10:08] well. So for tonight
[10:09] s review,
[10:09] we
[10:10] re going to be concentrating
[10:12] on the revenue requirement for
[10:13] each utility. When we talk
[10:15] about a revenue requirement,
[10:16] our goal is to determine the
[10:18] overall amount of revenue
[10:20] needed to satisfy all of the
[10:21] fiscal obligations of each
[10:25] utility on a standalone basis.
[10:27] Our fiscal obligations include
[10:29] our direct expenses. So those
[10:30] are things like our operating
[10:32] and maintenance costs. Any
[10:34] existing debt service payments
[10:36] and any new debt service
[10:37] payments or rate funded capital
[10:38] that
[10:39] s needed to fund the
[10:41] capital program. Those
[10:43] financial obligations also
[10:45] include indirect expenses.
[10:45] Those are things like
[10:47] maintaining our reserve
[10:49] balances, as well as debt
[10:50] service coverage ratios. If
[10:51] we
[10:52] re a utility that has a
[10:53] large amount of debt, the city
[10:56] of Kirkland is not within their
[10:59] utilities. Currently. Um, for
[11:00] this exercise, we compare a
[11:02] forecast of those obligations
[11:04] to our revenues at their
[11:06] existing levels. First, to
[11:07] determine whether those
[11:08] revenues are sufficient over
[11:11] the forecast period. And if we
[11:12] see a forecasted deficiency
[11:14] throughout that study period,
[11:16] we can develop a rate plan to
[11:17] help satisfy that deficiency,
[11:19] while ideally trying to
[11:21] minimize impacts to customers
[11:23] to the extent possible. And
[11:23] that
[11:24] s going to be our main
[11:26] concentration tonight. Revenue
[11:27] requirements for each utility
[11:29] over a multiyear period. Or in
[11:31] other words, how much do we
[11:32] need to potentially raise our
[11:36] rates over that time frame? So
[11:38] before we dive into the
[11:39] results, we want to set the
[11:41] stage first with a review of
[11:41] the city
[11:43] s financial policies.
[11:45] Uh, these policies provide some
[11:46] guardrails for the study to
[11:48] help encourage consistent
[11:50] decision making. Over time,
[11:51] especially when we have
[11:53] documented fiscal policies like
[11:55] the city does. Those allow for
[11:56] consistency, even as staff and
[11:59] leadership changes. So first
[12:00] here we have our working
[12:02] capital contingency, which is
[12:03] in place to allow the utility
[12:04] to weather those day to day
[12:06] cash flow fluctuations. The
[12:09] target is 45 days of o&m for
[12:11] water and sewer. It
[12:12] s 100 days
[12:14] of o&m for stormwater and 30
[12:17] days for solid waste. We do see
[12:18] a higher target for stormwater
[12:19] here because it
[12:19] s billed
[12:21] through those property taxes
[12:22] again, and has two larger
[12:24] influx of revenues rather than
[12:25] more of a steady monthly
[12:28] stream. Uh, the water and sewer
[12:29] utilities also have another
[12:31] operating contingency layer.
[12:32] It
[12:33] s for a similar purpose to
[12:34] help weather those cash flow
[12:36] fluctuations. This results in
[12:39] an additional 12% of o&m held
[12:42] as a reserve target. Together,
[12:42] that
[12:45] s just about 90 days. The
[12:47] water, sewer and surface water
[12:49] utilities also have capital
[12:51] contingency targets to provide
[12:53] a source of funding for
[12:55] emergency repairs or capital
[12:57] cost overruns. Um, in each
[12:59] case, that target is about 10%
[13:02] of the six year cip program.
[13:04] And then finally, the water,
[13:05] sewer and surface water
[13:07] utilities also aim to fund a
[13:09] dedicated amount of capital
[13:11] investment directly from rates.
[13:12] To treat that infrastructure
[13:14] investment like a true cost of
[13:16] operating those utilities.
[13:19] Water will seek to fund 125% of
[13:21] annual depreciation costs
[13:23] through rates. Sewer will aim
[13:25] to fund 165% of depreciation
[13:26] costs, and surface water will
[13:28] seek to fund 100% of
[13:30] depreciation. This invest the
[13:32] system. The investment policy
[13:33] really helps to ensure that
[13:33] we
[13:34] re replacing system
[13:35] infrastructure as we
[13:35] re using
[13:37] it. Solid waste doesn
[13:38] t have
[13:39] those added capital contingency
[13:40] or system reinvestment
[13:42] components, since the utilities
[13:43] largely contractual costs
[13:44] rather than that direct
[13:48] infrastructure investment.
[13:49] Yeah. Go ahead. I see a
[13:51] question for a hand raised.
[13:53] By Henry. Just wanted to make a
[13:54] comment to the council that
[13:55] there
[13:56] s a lot of information is
[13:56] going to be presented. But
[13:58] please, if you have a question
[14:00] during the presentation, please
[14:02] feel free to raise your hand
[14:02] and ask it as we
[14:04] re going.
[14:08] I see another one. Okay.
[14:09] Um, thank you, Curt, and thank
[14:12] you, Brooke. Um, uh, I
[14:12] m
[14:14] wondering if you could talk a
[14:17] little bit about why sewer and
[14:18] water have different
[14:19] depreciation numbers? Because
[14:20] it seems like that
[14:22] infrastructure would be similar
[14:26] to me. Um, and, uh, if we don
[14:26] t
[14:27] have that information, it would
[14:29] be something that I would like
[14:30] some follow up offline. Thank
[14:32] you.
[14:34] Looks like Tracy will weigh on,
[14:36] weigh in on that first. Perhaps.
[14:44] Thank you. Sorry. My
[14:44] connection
[14:46] s okay. A really
[14:49] quick answer is that, um, the
[14:51] sewer utility assets were put
[14:52] in place over a much longer
[14:54] period of time. The water
[14:55] utility assets were put in
[14:57] place over a much longer period
[15:00] of time. Sewer only became a
[15:04] required, um, service. Really?
[15:06] In sort of the 60s, the 50s and
[15:09] 60s, where the water utility
[15:10] was built all the way back, you
[15:11] know, starting at the turn of
[15:13] the century. And so, so the
[15:15] sewer assets are actually more
[15:17] concentrated in terms of when
[15:20] they reach their age. And the
[15:21] other thing I just wanted to
[15:24] say quickly about this minimum
[15:25] amount of investment is this is
[15:27] just trying to recognize that
[15:29] the replacements are going to
[15:31] ebb and flow over time. They
[15:31] ll
[15:32] be bigger in some years,
[15:34] smaller in others. But this is
[15:36] a minimum amount to at least
[15:38] recognize an expected failure
[15:41] rate with the actual projects
[15:44] prioritized as part of the
[15:45] system plan, the actual
[15:47] replacements. But it really has
[15:49] to do with the fact that the
[15:51] sewer assets were added in a
[15:52] much more concentrated time
[15:56] period before that. At best, it
[15:58] was going into septic systems.
[16:00] Before that, it was just going
[16:03] where it went. Um, naturally.
[16:08] Thank you. Tracy.
[16:09] Go ahead. Brooke.
[16:12] Perfect. Thank you. Okay, so
[16:12] we
[16:13] re going to move on now to
[16:15] our first set of revenue
[16:16] requirement results. And
[16:18] concentrating here on the water
[16:21] utility in order to build the
[16:23] financial forecast, we have to
[16:25] include a few assumptions.
[16:25] First, we
[16:26] ll concentrate on the
[16:29] 2026 to 2032 time frame as that
[16:32] results study period with 2027
[16:34] to 2028 as the identified rate.
[16:36] Setting time frame for the
[16:38] water utility, the combined
[16:41] reserve target is $7.2 million
[16:43] in 2027, and that includes both
[16:44] the operating and working
[16:46] capital reserves as well as the
[16:49] capital contingency for rate
[16:50] revenue projections. We did
[16:52] work with the city to look
[16:54] historical, look back
[16:55] historically at revenue
[16:57] performance and the associated
[16:59] heat and precipitation data to
[17:00] try to ensure that we
[17:00] re
[17:01] forecasting revenues on a
[17:04] normalized usage. Year 2025 was
[17:06] a more normalized usage year,
[17:08] and our 26 budgeted revenue is
[17:09] in alignment with growth
[17:11] assumptions plus actual
[17:13] performance forecasting. Future
[17:16] revenues assumes a 0.9% growth
[17:18] rate on average, and it also
[17:19] assumes that the Kirkland Cares
[17:22] program participation increases
[17:24] by 10% per year as more
[17:27] customers join that program. On
[17:28] the expense side of things, the
[17:29] city
[17:31] s 2026 to 2028 budgets
[17:32] provide the baseline for
[17:35] expense forecasting, increasing
[17:36] into the future with
[17:38] inflationary assumptions. Cost
[17:40] inflation varies by expense
[17:44] type between 2.5 to 5.5% for
[17:46] many of the internal expenses.
[17:48] Total cost increase by about
[17:50] 5.7 on average, which is really
[17:53] driven largely by those Cascade
[17:55] Water Alliance increases that
[17:57] range from 4.9 to 12.8%,
[17:59] depending on the year. Um,
[18:01] Cascade Water Alliance makes up
[18:03] about 38% of overall water
[18:06] utility costs in 2026. That
[18:07] share is projected to increase
[18:10] to 43% by 2032, as their
[18:11] increases outpace those
[18:14] internal city costs, and then
[18:15] finally, here we are
[18:17] anticipating that the water
[18:18] utility will need a new bond to
[18:20] help fund the capital program
[18:21] and are forecasting that debt
[18:23] to be a revenue bond with a 20
[18:25] year term, a 5% interest rate
[18:28] and a 1% issuance cost, the
[18:29] total capital plan for the
[18:32] water utility is $42 million
[18:36] over the next six years. So
[18:38] here, just taking a closer look
[18:40] at the yeah, sorry.
[18:41] Before you go on a question on
[18:42] the previous slide.
[18:44] Sure. Um.
[18:46] So when you talk about customer
[18:47] growth and this is my question
[18:50] is on all utilities, is the
[18:53] point 9% per year, is that, uh,
[18:55] an industry standard? And my
[18:57] question really is, is that
[19:00] anticipated growth based on our
[19:03] comprehensive plan and our cpp,
[19:05] or is that just a general
[19:06] growth number?
[19:07] So it
[19:07] s certainly it
[19:07] s not
[19:09] necessarily industry standard,
[19:09] and it
[19:10] s much more tailored to
[19:12] the city of Kirkland. And staff
[19:14] did take a look recently on
[19:15] number of new connections as
[19:17] well as some near-term history
[19:19] on that. Um, typically we don
[19:19] t
[19:21] always align from a rate
[19:22] setting perspective with
[19:24] comprehensive plans, because
[19:26] those can typically be a little
[19:27] bit more robust in their growth
[19:29] assumptions, because engineers
[19:30] have a different reason for
[19:32] looking at growth, they want to
[19:33] be a little bit more robust.
[19:33] They don
[19:34] t want to dig up the
[19:36] street more than once to give
[19:37] an example there. So when we
[19:37] re
[19:38] working through growth on the
[19:40] rate setting side of things, we
[19:41] like to look at some near-term
[19:43] actuals. Sometimes we
[19:43] ll look
[19:45] at some connection charge
[19:46] revenues to give us a good idea
[19:47] of the number of connections
[19:48] we
[19:49] ve been seeing over the last
[19:50] year or two, and try to base it
[19:51] more on that.
[19:51] That
[19:53] s helpful. That just it
[19:53] s
[19:53] it
[19:55] s a based on Kirkland, not a.
[19:57] Absolutely. Yeah.
[20:01] Thank you.
[20:03] Um, so here just taking a
[20:04] closer look at the water
[20:06] utility components. We have
[20:09] $17.2 million in rate revenue
[20:10] growing to about 18 million
[20:11] with that customer growth
[20:14] element by 2032. Those revenues
[20:16] are in support of o&m expenses
[20:19] that range from 15.2 million to
[20:21] 20.8 million. With inflation,
[20:23] annual system reinvestment
[20:25] targets increasing from 2.3
[20:28] million to 3.1 million.
[20:29] Existing debt service is just
[20:31] over 100,000 annually for the
[20:32] utility, and I believe that
[20:34] will be fully repaid by 2033.
[20:37] And then we are assuming some
[20:38] future debt service totaling
[20:41] about 1.1 million once the
[20:44] $12.5 million revenue bond is
[20:45] issued to help fund the city
[20:46] s
[20:47] South Reserve replacement
[20:51] project in 2026 and 27, the
[20:52] total 42 million in capital
[20:55] costs is funded by a mix of
[21:00] direct rate funding at 51%, 30%
[21:02] from the $12.5 million revenue
[21:04] bond. Cfc revenues make up
[21:07] about 19% percent, and we just
[21:07] have a small amount of
[21:09] developer contributions. About
[21:11] 200,000 to round out that
[21:16] capital funding pie. There. So
[21:19] in this, uh, graph here, we
[21:19] re
[21:20] going to pull together all of
[21:22] the direct obligations of the
[21:24] water utility in the bars. The
[21:26] dark blue are the internal o&m
[21:28] expenses. The light blue bar
[21:30] represents our Cascade Water
[21:32] Alliance expenses. Navy blue
[21:34] are the Cascade Water lines
[21:36] membership dues. And then we
[21:38] see the green bar as our direct
[21:40] rate funded capital with the
[21:41] yellow bar first appearing in
[21:43] 2027 as the additional debt
[21:46] service. If we compare those
[21:47] forecasted costs to our
[21:49] revenues at existing rates, we
[21:49] see that we
[21:50] re just meeting
[21:53] obligations in 2026, maybe a
[21:54] slight sufficiency there.
[21:55] However, as we
[21:56] re moving into
[21:58] 27 and beyond, we would become
[21:59] deficient to fund our rate
[22:02] funded capital in 2027, and we
[22:03] would not be sufficient to
[22:05] cover our new debt service by
[22:08] 2029. And eventually our water
[22:09] purchase costs as we continue
[22:11] through the study period. So in
[22:12] order to satisfy that
[22:14] deficiency, we
[22:15] re looking at an
[22:18] 8.5% rate increase in 2027,
[22:22] followed by 6.5% from 2028 to
[22:24] 2030, dropping to about 5.15%
[22:27] through 2032. Uh, this rate
[22:28] strategy results in a single
[22:30] family bill impact of
[22:33] approximately $4.81 in 2027,
[22:37] and just under $4 in 2028. Uh,
[22:39] this somewhat front loaded rate
[22:41] strategy would allow the water
[22:42] utility to satisfy the
[22:44] operating and capital
[22:45] contingency targets. In all
[22:51] years of this study period.
[22:52] Which is shown in this craft
[22:54] here. So with the proposed
[22:56] strategy in place, we would
[22:57] meet our target beginning in
[23:00] 2027. On the operating side and
[23:01] stay at that target through
[23:04] 2032 on the Capital Reserve
[23:06] side. Our use of debt and the
[23:08] continued commitment to fund
[23:10] our system reinvestment target
[23:13] allows the reserves to build in
[23:14] preparation for some of those
[23:16] unknown capital infrastructure
[23:17] needs that are going to be
[23:18] coming from the soon to be
[23:20] completed water system plan.
[23:22] Uh, the orange line on these
[23:23] graphs graphs is shown to
[23:24] illustrate the effects of the
[23:26] fund balance. If we were to
[23:27] hold our rates at their
[23:29] existing levels. So as we saw
[23:30] in the revenue requirement
[23:32] graph, that would result in
[23:34] forecasted deficiencies that
[23:35] would ultimately deplete
[23:37] reserves on both the operating
[23:39] and eventually the capital side.
[23:42] Let
[23:44] s pause for a second and
[23:45] see if anybody has any
[23:51] questions.
[23:54] If not, a quick water drink.
[23:56] Exactly. Okay, there we go.
[24:00] Councilmember Prem. Yeah, I
[24:02] wanted to actually, um,
[24:03] apologize. I should have asked
[24:05] this question earlier, but the
[24:06] I think it was two slides ago
[24:09] where you talk about the, um,
[24:10] the maintenance and the. Yeah,
[24:14] this one here, the o&m is, um,
[24:16] can you just maybe because it
[24:16] looks like that
[24:18] s one of the,
[24:20] you know, it is the largest
[24:22] expense that we have. So, uh,
[24:24] can you just walk us through
[24:26] very briefly, like, what is
[24:29] like, is that an increase? Uh,
[24:31] in these types of expenses as
[24:32] compared to prior years and
[24:34] kind of what is the primary
[24:36] driver? You.
[24:37] So when. Yeah, when we look at
[24:39] this particular o&m expense
[24:41] line going from 15.2 to 20.8
[24:43] million, this is both a
[24:44] combination of the city
[24:44] s
[24:45] internal budget. So that
[24:46] s
[24:47] their, you know, personnel,
[24:49] their benefits, their all of
[24:50] the services that they provide
[24:52] internally. It also includes
[24:54] the Cascade Water Alliance
[24:56] components. So on the internal
[24:56] side, I
[24:57] m going to flip back
[24:58] here for just a second so we
[24:59] can talk about the expense
[25:02] inflation internally salaries,
[25:04] benefits, all of those expenses
[25:06] that the city is in charge of
[25:08] or can control are increasing
[25:11] by between the 2.5 to 5.5%. And
[25:11] we
[25:12] ll typically see the higher
[25:14] increases related to things
[25:15] like benefit costs, because
[25:15] that
[25:16] s what we
[25:17] ve seen in the
[25:19] industry. Uh, just in in real,
[25:21] real terms, real increases
[25:23] there. Um, what we see as a
[25:24] bigger driver, though, really,
[25:26] is those the Cascade Water
[25:28] Alliance increases and they
[25:31] become a larger proportional
[25:33] share over this time frame and
[25:35] are driving up those o&m costs
[25:39] closer to that 6% over time.
[25:40] Um, so it is a combination of
[25:45] internal and external. Yeah.
[25:50] Anyone else? Okay. Go ahead.
[25:52] All right.
[25:53] Um, so this as we move into our
[25:55] discussion here for the sewer
[25:55] utility, we
[25:56] re going to see a
[25:57] similar layout to these slides
[25:59] and materials, um, with similar
[26:00] topics that we
[26:00] ll talk about
[26:04] for each. Uh, so similar time
[26:05] frame for each utility. We
[26:05] re
[26:07] going to concentrate on 2026 to
[26:10] 2032 study period. With the 27
[26:12] to 28 concentration for rate
[26:14] setting, um, for this sewer
[26:16] utility, the combined operating
[26:18] capital reserve targets total
[26:20] just under $8 million in 2027.
[26:22] And similarly for revenue
[26:25] forecasting purposes. Oh, do we
[26:27] have a hand or is that an.
[26:29] I think that was a residual
[26:33] hand. Sorry, Councilmember.
[26:36] Okay, perfect. Thank you. Uh,
[26:38] for for revenue forecasting
[26:40] purposes again here we did base
[26:43] the 2026 forecast off of 25
[26:45] actuals plus growth. And again,
[26:46] 25 being a more normalized
[26:48] historical year there. And here
[26:48] we
[26:50] re assuming average system
[26:53] growth of about 0.7% annually.
[26:55] Um, just like water, we assumed
[26:56] that the Kirkland Cares
[26:57] participation would also
[26:59] increase by 10% per year as
[27:00] more customers took advantage
[27:03] of that program on the expense
[27:04] side of things, again, we
[27:05] re
[27:05] utilizing the city
[27:07] s 2026 to
[27:08] 2028 budget as the baseline and
[27:10] added adding inflation to those
[27:12] future years. Those internal
[27:15] costs will inflate by between
[27:17] two and a half to 5.5%, really,
[27:18] depending on, again, that
[27:21] expense type. Overall, o&m is
[27:24] increasing by 10.7% annually.
[27:25] And again, this is really
[27:27] driven by external factors
[27:28] related to King County
[27:30] treatment rate increases that
[27:33] range from 11.25 to 12.75%
[27:36] annually. Um, like we saw on
[27:38] water, King County is becoming
[27:39] a larger share of utility
[27:41] expenses over time, starting at
[27:44] 44% of total costs in 2026,
[27:47] projected to increase to 56% of
[27:48] total sewer utility costs by
[27:52] 2032. Uh, no new debt is
[27:53] forecast to fund the total
[27:55] capital program of about $31.1
[27:57] million in escalated project
[27:59] costs on the sewer utility side.
[28:03] So again, here, we
[28:04] re going to
[28:05] take a closer look at the key
[28:07] components for sewer. We show
[28:08] existing revenue of 20.9
[28:10] million, growing to 30.8
[28:12] million by 2032. Again just
[28:14] with that growth assumption.
[28:16] Those revenues are in support
[28:18] of o&m expenses of 18.1 million
[28:21] and 26, increasing to 33.3
[28:23] million. And again, this is one
[28:23] of those areas that
[28:24] s largely
[28:26] driven by those external King
[28:29] County treatment expenses, um,
[28:31] system reinvestment for sewer.
[28:33] It starts at 3.9 million in
[28:34] 2026, increasing to 4.8 by
[28:37] 2032, and pretty similar with
[28:39] water. Existing debt service is
[28:41] just over $100,000 annually.
[28:43] And for the sewer utility, we
[28:43] don
[28:45] t have any new future debt
[28:46] service to fund the capital
[28:48] plan, and that total of about
[28:50] 31.1 million in capital
[28:51] projects is planned to be
[28:53] funded through direct rate
[28:55] funded capital of about 82% and
[28:58] about 18% from CFCs. We have
[28:59] just about $100,000 planned
[29:01] from developer contributions
[29:02] there, so the bulk is really
[29:08] great and cfc funded. Okay, so
[29:10] bringing together the the
[29:11] direct obligations for the
[29:13] sewer utility here, the bars
[29:14] are representing those
[29:15] obligations, with the dark blue
[29:18] bar being our internal city o&m
[29:20] expenses. The light blue, our
[29:21] King County wastewater
[29:23] treatment charges followed by
[29:24] state funded capital in the
[29:27] green bar. So what we see here
[29:29] when we compare our forecasted
[29:30] obligations to our revenues at
[29:32] existing rates, is that we
[29:32] re
[29:34] forecasting a deficiency in
[29:37] 2026, in order to fund our full
[29:38] rate funded system reinvestment
[29:42] target of 165% of depreciation,
[29:43] we will need to utilize
[29:46] operating reserves, moving
[29:48] forward without any rate
[29:49] action, which is noted by that
[29:51] solid black bar in the graph.
[29:52] We
[29:53] d be deficient to fund our
[29:55] rate funded system reinvestment
[29:57] fully by 2028, and we wouldn
[29:57] t
[29:58] be able to fund our King County
[30:00] treatment charges by the 2029
[30:02] or 2030 time frame, at least in
[30:05] full. Uh, so in order to
[30:08] correct the deficiency in 2027,
[30:09] while maintaining our rate
[30:11] funded system reinvestment at
[30:14] the 165% of depreciation, as
[30:15] well as maintaining the
[30:17] operating reserve at a minimum
[30:19] of 2 million, the sewer utility
[30:22] is looking at a 19.5% increase
[30:25] in 2027, followed by about
[30:28] 8.95% annually thereafter. The
[30:30] typical single family customer
[30:33] would see an increase of $16.25
[30:34] a month from this change in
[30:37] 2027, followed by a monthly
[30:39] increase of about $13.37 in
[30:42] 2028. It should be noted here
[30:43] that a single family sewer
[30:44] customer will see the King
[30:45] County portion of their bill
[30:48] directly passed through, which
[30:49] is a large rate driver,
[30:55] especially in 2028 and beyond.
[30:56] Right. Let
[30:58] s hang on. I
[30:58] ll let
[30:59] you have one more.
[31:00] Go ahead. I was going to wrap
[31:01] it up real quick and then I
[31:01] ll
[31:03] pause. But here just taking a
[31:04] look at the operating and the
[31:06] capital reserves for the sewer
[31:09] utility. We are starting 2026
[31:10] below target on the operating
[31:12] fund. The rate strategy that
[31:12] we
[31:13] re proposing does not
[31:15] immediately correct the fund
[31:17] balance deficiency and instead
[31:19] slowly grows the reserve back
[31:21] to target through 2032. The
[31:23] upfront rate increase proposed
[31:25] would keep the reserve above $2
[31:27] million in 2027, and correct
[31:29] the initial cash flow
[31:31] deficiency, while still funding
[31:32] rate funded. System
[31:33] reinvestment at those target
[31:35] levels. On the capital side, we
[31:38] see balances ending 2026 at
[31:40] just above $10 million. That
[31:41] reserve would grow with
[31:43] continued rate funding ending
[31:46] 2032. About 15.5 million.
[31:46] That
[31:47] s similar to water again
[31:49] with upcoming system plan
[31:50] needs, it can be prudent to to
[31:52] maintain those reserve balances
[31:53] in preparation for some of
[31:57] those unknown costs. Happy to
[31:59] pause.
[32:06] Thank you. Brooke. Council. Any
[32:15] questions? Okay. We
[32:15] ll go
[32:16] ahead.
[32:18] All right. All right. So next
[32:18] we
[32:19] re going to review
[32:20] preliminary surface water
[32:22] outcomes. And again very
[32:24] similar layout. We
[32:24] re going to
[32:27] show you results through 2032
[32:28] with the rate setting period
[32:31] concentrating on 27 and 2028.
[32:33] The 100 day o&m target plus the
[32:36] 10% of the cip, results in a $6
[32:37] million combined reserve target
[32:40] in 2027 for surface water. And
[32:42] here we typically again see
[32:44] more steady revenues. But we
[32:45] reviewed the forecast with that
[32:47] same thought process for
[32:48] forecasting our revenues. So
[32:50] determining whether our 2026
[32:51] budget was in alignment with a
[32:53] forecast of 25 actuals plus
[32:56] growth and an associated rate
[32:59] increase, stormwater utility
[33:00] growth average is about a half
[33:03] a percent annually, and it also
[33:04] represents a senior discount
[33:06] participant participation rate,
[33:08] growing at about 10% annually,
[33:10] which is administered by the
[33:13] county for expense forecasting,
[33:14] will rely again on the city
[33:14] s
[33:16] 2026 to 2028 budgets, plus
[33:18] inflation. Inflation varies
[33:20] here for for sface water
[33:23] between the 2.5 to 5.5%,
[33:24] depending on the type of
[33:26] expense and then overall
[33:27] operating expenses are
[33:29] increasing just under 3% in the
[33:31] forecast because there really
[33:32] are no external cost drivers
[33:34] for the surface water utility
[33:37] to be perhaps pushing that up.
[33:39] We are also not forecasting any
[33:40] new debtor the surface water
[33:42] ility at this point to help
[33:45] fund that $31.7 million capital
[33:50] plan through 2032. So looking
[33:52] at the key components here for
[33:53] surface water, we hav about
[33:55] $14 million in existing rate
[33:56] revenues growing to $14.2
[33:59] million with customer growth.
[34:00] That is in suppo of o&m
[34:02] expees that range from 12.8
[34:05] miion to 15.2 million. System
[34:07] Reinvestment Funding of 3.1
[34:09] million, increasing to 3.6
[34:10] million. And then the
[34:12] stormwater utility currently
[34:13] has no existingebt and no
[34:15] future forecaste debt to fund
[34:18] the capital program a direct
[34:19] rate funded capital is
[34:22] anticipated to fund 77% of the
[34:24] capital program, with 16%
[34:26] coming from external fundi.
[34:28] That external fundings made
[34:29] up of a Department o Ecology
[34:31] forgivable loan, as well as
[34:33] some developer developer
[34:34] contributions. And then
[34:35] finally, we
[34:36] ve got cfc revenue
[34:36] at
[34:37] s going to me up the
[34:39] maining 7% of our o funding
[34:42] needs for stormwater.M, so
[34:43] re again, in our revenue
[34:45] requirement forecast, we see
[34:47] thos blue bars reprenting
[34:48] our own expenses. And then the
[34:50] green bar here showi direct
[34:52] rate funded capital, comparing
[34:54] the obligations to existing
[34:56] revenues in 2026, we see the
[34:58] surface water utility is also
[35:00] foreca to be defient to
[35:01] fullyover t 100%
[35:03] deeciation target for rat
[35:06] funded capital in order to fund
[35:07] the fl targeted amount, the
[35:08] utility would need to rel a
[35:11] bitn reserves. Um, moving
[35:13] foard, I Doe re action is
[35:14] taken,he utilityould fall
[35:16] short to providing any rate
[35:18] funded capital by 2029nd
[35:19] wouldventually not be ae to
[35:20] cover their tot o&m expenses
[35:23] the future. So in oer to
[35:24] satisfy that deficncy, we
[35:24] re
[35:27] oking at 7.15% increases from
[35:30] 2027 through 202 before
[35:34] dropping to 2.75% thereafter.
[35:35] This stratys set wit the
[35:37] e intento resolvehe cash
[35:40] flow defiencyy 2029 and
[35:42] ilize available fund balance
[35:45] to do so. Uh, a.15% increas
[35:47] results in anncrease o
[35:51] between $65 and $1.77 a month
[35:54] in 2027 and 2028. For a typical
[35:55] sile family customer. And
[35:57] agn, these rates are on
[35:59] property taxes so he a
[36:00] litt bit less visibility tn
[36:02] some of our wer, sew or
[36:06] solid waste rates. Finally
[36:07] here, um, looking at fund
[36:09] bances for the stormwater
[36:11] utility we doee on the
[36:12] operating side tha we have
[36:15] ailable fundalance in 2026
[36:17] that allows us tohasen the
[36:19] rate increas and whether the
[36:21] sh flow defiency or
[36:23] three year period. So he fd
[36:25] lances meet or slightly
[36:26] exceed the orating targen
[36:28] al years of the forecast
[36:29] period Withhis rate straty
[36:32] in place, the capital fun wl
[36:34] se growth in resves as the
[36:35] city conties to fund the full
[36:37] rate fund assisd reinvesent
[36:39] taet, growing until 2031,
[36:40] when the city has a lger
[36:41] capital expditure and the
[36:43] reserves wl fall, but will
[36:48] never fall below the target.
[36:48] I
[36:50] ll pause here for just a
[36:52] second before I han ito
[37:00] Aman.
[37:02] Al right, see no questions.
[37:05] , yh. Gohead.
[37:07] Okay, perfect. I wil pass it
[37:09] to Amanda t walk through the
[37:11] sod waste discussion. Um, a
[37:11] you
[37:12] ll notice a l of
[37:13] nsistency with these slide
[37:16] asell. So go ahead, Amaa.
[37:16] Grt. Thankou.
[37:17] Brooke,an.
[37:19] You all hear me oy okay.
[37:21] Peect. Uh, and as we wen
[37:22] throughhe slides befe, just
[37:24] el free to chime in if there
[37:25] are any questio thatome up
[37:28] on the solid waste utility So
[37:28] right now we
[37:29] re looking at the
[37:31] a similar screen that we s
[37:32] forhe other utities with
[37:35] our study data. Assumptio
[37:37] he. Our period for the study
[37:40] is going to be abo 2026 to
[37:42] 2032 timeframe. And we
[37:44] looking at mting the spefic
[37:46] lid waste reserve tget of
[37:49] 3,000,000 in 2027. Equates to
[37:51] out 30 day of orating
[37:54] expees for the utity. With
[37:56] that custome growth. So w
[37:56] re
[37:58] lookg at an average o 0.6 I
[38:00] stomer gwth fm that time
[38:01] frame. Moving on. That
[38:01] s an
[38:03] average.H, looking at
[38:05] differentinds o customer
[38:06] classes like residenal,
[38:09] commercial, multimily. And
[38:09] then we
[38:10] re looking a an annual
[38:12] rate revenue of aut 32.3
[38:16] million in 2026, wch we wil
[38:18] needate increes to keep
[38:20] pace with the expense inftion
[38:20] that
[38:21] s happening. Asou can
[38:23] see in the dark gen box. So
[38:25] Brooke mtionedarlier, we
[38:27] ha internal costs tt are
[38:30] increasing from about 2.5 to
[38:32] 5.5% eachear. But there are
[38:35] so contractual costs like t
[38:37] waste manement contractnd
[38:38] other King County disposal
[38:41] items tha are increasing a a
[38:43] higherate tha somef those
[38:45] internal factors And just to
[38:48] touch ohe makeupf those
[38:52] o& eenses, aut5% of the
[38:53] budget for the solid waste
[38:55] utilityre tho contractual
[38:57] costs. So tt becomes a reay
[38:59] bigortion ofhe expenses
[39:02] that need to be covered becse
[39:04] of those large contractual
[39:05] costs. There are no city
[39:08] specic cip itemsnd there
[39:09] s
[39:10] no new debtor the utility
[39:13] either. S on the next slide,
[39:14] we c lookt a slightly
[39:17] condense version, um, o that
[39:19] revenueequirement. Summary.
[39:21] Ashere are no capital costs,
[39:22] the system reinvestment and
[39:25] de are a huge portion or a
[39:26] part of a all of t solid
[39:29] waste utili. S you can s
[39:32] inhe first box there in 2026,
[39:33] we have our cash operating
[39:36] expens inhe blue. Our waste
[39:47] management charges in that teal
[39:47] blue. And the King County
[39:47] charges in the more greish
[39:47] teal color. So really the
[39:47] jority ofhose cos are
[39:47] based on contract kin of
[39:51] outside sources.N 2027, the
[39:54] utility requires a.75 rate
[39:56] increase to be able to meet
[39:59] thatpecific tget outlined
[40:01] the previous slide. So right
[40:03] now there is a sght
[40:04] deficiency I wt is being
[40:06] pt in t solid waste
[40:08] utilities fund balance.Nd so
[40:08] that
[40:11] s 6.5 right. Stop fund
[40:13] balance within the first year
[40:16] past 202 The utility can keep
[40:20] a 3.95% rate increase in order
[40:22] to meet those contractual needs
[40:24] over the forecast perd, but
[40:27] also anticatinghat on a
[40:29] longer scale we
[40:29] re goi to
[40:31] y to meet that0 day fun
[40:35] bance until 2042. I believe.
[40:38] , or 204 actually. So if w
[40:41] go tohat next slide.
[40:43] Ju real quick.
[40:45] Oh yeah.
[40:56] Councilmber Pre Go ahead.
[41:03] There you g. Councmember. Go
[41:05] ahead. The the I
[41:06] m just looking
[41:09] at theame. Can youear me?
[41:10] You
[41:10] reou
[41:18] rereaking up. I
[41:19] thin she
[41:20] frozen. Can you
[41:31] hear me? Yes. Go ahead. Um, so
[41:32] I was just lking back at the
[41:34] o&m expensgain,nd I just
[41:37] nted to underand, um, like
[41:49] the Kg. Couy. Um. And
[41:49] that
[41:54] shrough 20, 30. Four.
[41:55] Like, ist like. I guess
[41:55] th
[41:56] s one questio Like, how
[42:04] is tt brokenut? And then.
[42:10] Rate increases already. Jus.
[42:12] Councilmember. Your you
[42:12] re
[42:13] eaking up and we
[42:14] re having
[42:14] trouble. Why don
[42:15] t you try to
[42:16] turn off yr video and see if
[42:33] that hps Try it again. We
[42:34] re
[42:41] having tuble now. Okay.O,
[42:43] um. No. No worries. I
[42:45] ll askt
[42:48] at aater time. Tnkou.
[42:52] Anyone elseave questions
[42:54] Okay. G ahead. Amanda.
[42:57] Okay. Thank you. And I will,
[42:59] um, maybe tryo anticipate
[43:01] what that was kind of askin
[43:03] abt the King Cnty dispol.
[43:05] Uh, that portion, even tugh
[43:06] our fecasts going o till
[43:08] 2032,e areontinuing those
[43:10] costs. Um, throuout t the
[43:12] full forecast as wl. So those
[43:12] en
[43:14] t just till 2032. So on
[43:17] this slide, u below the graph
[43:19] we have an example bill for the
[43:22] 35 galnin. Uh andhis is
[43:24] going to change bybout $ and
[43:27] 2027 wit that.75 rate
[43:29] increase. Uh, and then about an
[43:32] avage of, of $2.30. Uh,
[43:34] beyond tha loong at 2nd
[43:38] 29.O if we g to the next
[43:39] slide a take look at the
[43:42] fu balance asssment. So
[43:44] rit now I 2026, we see that
[43:47] blue bar wch iselow the0
[43:51] days of o&m expens. Um, I
[43:53] 27 we see tha blue bar
[43:55] acally hit the black dotted
[43:57] ne, which mns tt the 6.7%
[43:59] is gting us to meet that
[44:01] target reserve. We do exceed
[44:03] thos 30 days. Once w get to
[44:05] the mid partf our forect,
[44:07] but w are also anticipatin
[44:09] plned, um, contractual
[44:12] renegotiatio in 2032 and want
[44:13] keep that in mind and keep
[44:15] our rate increes. Having us
[44:17] least meet our operang
[44:19] target through the e of the
[44:21] full forecast. S t solid
[44:22] wastetility takes a ltle
[44:25] bi more of a long term look.
[44:26] Uh, becse of the naturf
[44:28] thos contracts, then maybe
[44:30] wate ser o storm doeshen
[44:30] we
[44:31] re thinking abo those rate
[44:35] increases. Um, f the0 ds
[44:36] as well, this is something
[44:39] that,ou know, a Brooke
[44:40] explaid in tse previous
[44:41] ides, we are tryg to g to
[44:43] in that fst year. So that
[44:45] really is what the 6.75 is
[44:46] going towds that 30ays of
[44:51] operating Right And I will
[44:53] wrap up the solid waste
[44:54] discussion there. If tre are
[44:56] anyther questions on thi
[44:57] utilit
[45:02] Council, any qstionsll
[45:04] rit. Go ahead.
[45:06] All right. So jt I
[45:08] concsion here. Thanks,
[45:09] Amanda for that piece.M,
[45:09] we
[45:11] going to bring backhe
[45:13] combined bill smaryere
[45:15] ross the fr pliminary
[45:17] strategies that you saw tay
[45:19] in inclusive of taxes and other
[45:21] es. Um, aypical single
[45:23] family customer would see an
[45:26] impact o approximately $29.10
[45:27] a mth across all fr
[45:30] utities in 2027.Hatmpact
[45:32] would decase t about $23.6
[45:35] a monthn 2028. Um, projected
[45:37] rate impts or forasted
[45:39] thugh 2032.Ut just as a
[45:39] reminder, we
[45:40] re really
[45:41] concentrating on the rate
[45:43] setting period of 2027 and
[45:47] 2028.T this point,m, and
[45:49] then finally, wel wehowed
[45:51] u all a set of preliminary
[45:52] rate and capal fding
[45:53] strategies for each of the
[45:55] utilities. Tonight. We are
[45:57] working with wh city staff on
[45:59] additional rate scenarios that
[46:00] coul include the following
[46:02] adjuments or lers, if you
[46:03] wi. Um, so first of all, we
[46:05] will bng back scenarioshat
[46:06] incle service package
[46:08] expens tohow their impacts
[46:11] on t rate sategies inrder
[46:13] to mitige some upfront rate
[46:15] increas. We couldook at
[46:18] meeting reserve targets by 203
[46:21] instead of immedialy in 2027.
[46:22] For wer,urface water, and
[46:25] lid waste,nd primarily for
[46:27] wer, we could look to reduc
[46:29] our system reinvestmt funding
[46:31] ntributions f aeriod of
[46:33] time to helpitigate those
[46:34] rate increaseshat are rated
[46:37] to that fund bance recery.
[46:39] The secon two levers, with
[46:41] guidance fro council, could
[46:42] help to eas those near-term
[46:48] rate pressures. Yes, I see a
[46:49] queson.
[46:52] Uh, Couil Membe Arnold.
[46:54] ank you. I look forward to
[46:56] seeing some of the options.
[46:56] When you
[46:58] re lking at reserve
[47:00] targets, can we get multiple
[47:03] option for replenishment Um,
[47:04] forome, I
[47:04] I
[47:05] m curious
[47:07] abthat are t impacts. If
[47:11] we close over, um, a bieium
[47:12] or two insad ofll the way
[47:15] out to 2032 and MAY want to
[47:17] look at options that treat
[47:19] different utities differely.
[47:33] Absotely
[47:36] COUNCILMAN Pascal.
[47:41] Thank you. Um, question or in
[47:44] couple o comments. Um, one is,
[47:45] uh, it
[47:46] really I reall like
[47:47] the table at the begning of
[47:48] the memo.Hat kind o shows
[47:51] all the the rate increases ove
[47:52] the nex six years for each of
[47:55] the indidual utilities. Um,
[47:58] byercentage. Uh, cou you
[48:00] wh when you comeack, could
[48:01] you just have an overall
[48:03] perctage incree by year
[48:05] when y, when y look at all
[48:07] of them togetr? Sure. Um,
[48:11] that would be hpful. Um, and
[48:12] then, you know,y second
[48:14] comment is Ion
[48:15] t I
[48:16] love t
[48:17] hear seone disagree with
[48:19] this, but it feels le these
[48:21] these rate increases are going
[48:23] be really impactful. Um,
[48:26] really, uh, impacting cost of
[48:28] living, affordabity, you name
[48:33] it.M, and I know that I kno
[48:33] that eveone
[48:34] s ccerned about
[48:38] that. Uh, generally, um, b we
[48:39] te to kind of
[48:40] compartmentaze things a
[48:41] say,h, well,t
[48:42] s because of
[48:43] is little thing here, and
[48:44] en this thing over here, and
[48:46] then this rightver here, and
[48:50] this agency over here, and and
[48:52] then it it com across as like
[48:53] kind of shrug our shoders
[48:54] and go,h, there
[48:55] s nothing we
[48:57] can do. A then we just move
[49:01] forward and, um, I guess I wt
[49:02] challenge tha kind of
[49:05] thinking And, u and know
[49:05] that we
[49:07] ve hadonversations,
[49:09] reonal rate conversation. Um,
[49:11] I know that we talked about
[49:12] this individually forhe
[49:15] differen utilities. Iust
[49:17] wod,
[49:18] m asking for pbably
[49:18] something that
[49:19] s impossible,
[49:21] but just like more, more
[49:23] emphisn, like, wt c we
[49:25] do? Like what I in our purview
[49:26] that actuallyan have
[49:29] meaningful change? Um, you
[49:29] know, what
[49:31] s the what
[49:33] s the the
[49:37] leas bad optio Um, so that
[49:37] s
[49:38] just something that
[49:38] s on my
[49:39] mi. It
[49:39] s a it
[49:40] s it
[49:40] s a
[49:41] frtration o mine. I
[49:41] m sure
[49:42] it
[49:43] s frustrati of oers as
[49:44] well. It
[49:45] like I feel
[49:48] powerless. Thankou.
[49:51] Thank you.Ity manager.
[49:53] Yeah. So think we all share
[49:55] that concern tt the rates
[49:56] are going up in the totality of
[49:57] them. It
[49:58] not sustaable f
[49:59] the community. You know,ne of
[50:01] th reasons behineally
[50:02] pushing for t regional rate
[50:05] summits was, you know, take
[50:05] thisnd y
[50:06] all sawt on top of
[50:07] it,uget Snd Energy, right.
[50:10] An, um, it
[50:10] s jus not
[50:11] someing that can be
[50:12] suained. So inhe first
[50:13] summit, what we learned was
[50:15] that big chu of t
[50:16] increase aoss a utilities
[50:18] was regulatory. And so to your
[50:19] point about challenging
[50:21] asmptions, it
[50:21] sard for us,
[50:22] just particularly in the
[50:23] Pacific Northwest to think
[50:26] about. Would y defer some
[50:27] environmenl regulatns?
[50:29] Wouldou defer se climate
[50:30] mmitmentsn ordero save
[50:33] rate impacts? Right. So those
[50:33] ar the kinds of thing that
[50:34] needo happen athe regional
[50:35] level. And we
[50:35] ve been reall
[50:37] pushinh, this new count
[50:39] execute to take up that, uh,
[50:40] ose affordability
[50:42] assignments, uh, becausecross
[50:43] all of the Kg County is a
[50:45] major player here. So isuget
[50:46] und Energy. So that
[50:47] s oneay
[50:47] I think w
[50:47] re going to kee
[50:48] trng.Nd then we
[50:49] re looking
[50:50] very hd at everythg we c
[50:52] do on t flip side, I haveo
[50:54] keep our own cts dn. Well,
[50:55] so we defitely don
[50:55] t want to
[50:56] shrug. And we definitely are
[50:58] dog what we can to try to
[50:59] find path forrd here. Tnk
[51:03] you forhat comment.
[51:06] Deputy mayor.
[51:09] Uh, tnk you, MAY.Nd, uh,
[51:10] and thank you,ity Maner,
[51:12] uh, for remindi us about
[51:13] rkland
[51:14] s effor onhe, um,
[51:18] regional utility smit. Um,
[51:18] I
[51:20] m looking forrd to the
[51:22] seco summit andhether we
[51:26] ca start makin more progress
[51:28] toward se concrete proposals
[51:31] from the lger group. Um, I
[51:32] share the conce tha
[51:34] Councilmemr Pascal raise I
[51:36] thin we allo. Um, acu
[51:40] concern, uh, whichs why, you
[51:43] kn, to put it, I think, to
[51:45] kind of add a plu one to wt,
[51:46] Counciember Pascal?
[51:47] Everything, everything tt is
[51:49] in our control. One thi I
[51:51] appriated was already I t
[51:54] oposals and the discuion
[51:55] ar some suggestions f howo
[51:58] smoo the the rat increas
[52:00] Um I jus want tomphasize
[52:02] atever is within our contr
[52:03] settin the regional rate
[52:05] summit, uh, aside and som of
[52:06] th strategies that MAY ce
[52:08] out o that, um, whatever isn
[52:11] our ctrol. U I want us to
[52:12] bring all that to bear. And I
[52:13] preciate the staff
[52:14] s
[52:16] iniative already in
[52:17] identiing se of those
[52:19] things, but, um,gain, if it
[52:20] in our ctrol,
[52:21] d like to see
[52:23] it as part of our prosal, at
[52:25] ast, uh, to uerstand, uh,
[52:27] what I would mea and what its
[52:29] impact would be. So I jt want
[52:29] to add my voi to that.
[52:31] Thanks.
[52:32] Thank you, Cncilmember Primm.
[52:33] Welcome bk. Okay. Let
[52:34] s see
[52:35] if this wor. Hope you c
[52:36] hear m Sound good? Okay.
[52:39] Peect. Um, so I, I complely
[52:42] echo what, um, othersave said
[52:43] garding just how iactful
[52:45] ese rate increases
[52:48] potentiay can be. Um, if if
[52:49] they continue to be those rat
[52:53] in t future. Um, and I think
[52:53] I, I
[52:55] just lik to understand
[52:57] kind o what is our primary
[53:01] mechanism t now. Nowhat we
[53:03] know, um,hat I going to be
[53:05] kind of the input into these
[53:08] potentially increases in rates
[53:10] at is whatre our nextteps
[53:13] to, um, I don
[53:14] t know, assign
[53:16] individuals, uh, within the
[53:19] city toay, all right, youo
[53:20] and you know,ou
[53:20] re goi to
[53:22] and workn kind of these
[53:24] regial efforts, and then you
[53:26] are going to go workn,m,
[53:28] pontially looking intour
[53:31] ternal mechanism and how to
[53:32] reduce tse rates, I guess,
[53:35] what is our orall strategy on
[53:37] steps forward to kd of get
[53:43] this done? City manager
[53:44] Thank you. Thank you f my
[53:46] nd raised. But so it
[53:47] s got to
[53:48] play o across a viety o
[53:50] different, uh, discussions wh
[53:52] the counc at dferent cy
[53:54] strategies. So in the council
[53:55] s
[53:55] budget process, you
[53:56] re going to
[53:57] ar a lot morebout the
[53:59] capitalrojectsnd the rates
[54:01] and the overall cityudget.
[54:02] Um, and we
[54:02] ll talk about se
[54:03] of thosehings. So some ofhe
[54:04] things we
[54:04] re looking at, for
[54:05] exple, the council did give
[54:07] us permissio toring on some
[54:09] additional staffing to wor
[54:10] partularly withhe Cascade
[54:12] Water Allnce and the regional
[54:15] um, wasteter disssions that
[54:17] are going on.Nd, uh, right
[54:18] now we
[54:18] ve been committin
[54:19] acss all levs. So I
[54:19] ve been
[54:20] very iolved inhese
[54:22] diussions.He mayor has been
[54:22] very involve These
[54:25] discussions. Uh, Couilmember
[54:27] Arnoldnd Deputy Mayor, uh,
[54:28] black haveeen involved. And
[54:30] obviously, uh, Cncilmember
[54:31] Pascal is our representative on
[54:32] the Cascade Water le. So I
[54:33] ink we
[54:33] ve beenrying to
[54:36] dress at every level to h
[54:37] City of Kkland can bring
[54:38] different anasis and
[54:39] diffent thinking to sort of
[54:39] challenge peoe
[54:40] s assumions
[54:42] and try to lower some of t
[54:44] costs. Um, so we
[54:45] re gng to be
[54:46] rking at the state level too.
[54:46] We
[54:46] ve, we
[54:47] ve had I our work
[54:49] program last time that anying
[54:50] that comes outf these summi
[54:51] or ideas isomething that
[54:51] they
[54:52] d wt to be taking to the
[54:54] state level, y know, and so,
[54:55] uh, right now it
[54:57] s still a big
[54:58] pu uphill because these are
[55:00] decadesn the makg. A lot of
[55:02] these decisio at the regiol
[55:03] lels. And it
[55:05] sard to get
[55:06] anyo to challenge their
[55:07] thinking in the short ter as
[55:09] this kindf sprung upon us.
[55:11] T as one as, uh, Jenny
[55:12] outlin at the very beginning,
[55:12] we
[55:14] re really trying tohange
[55:15] our thinking about our own
[55:16] tes and trying toake
[55:17] procs improvents like
[55:18] litting our wat and sew
[55:19] rate out. You know, f
[55:20] decade we hav
[55:21] t done that.
[55:21] So that
[55:23] an example, um, doing
[55:24] better at diffent analysis o
[55:25] the res, trackin our
[55:26] revenues more carully,
[55:28] lookingarefully at our costs,
[55:29] carefull our labor costs and
[55:31] other cos. So, uh, there
[55:32] probably nowhere in t
[55:33] governmenthat aren
[55:33] t lking
[55:34] rd at this and trying to ce
[55:35] up withreative way to bring
[55:36] the rates dow and to convince
[55:38] the region to hel bring rates
[55:40] down as welo much more to
[55:42] come on this side.
[55:43] And I would jt add,
[55:44] appreciate that. Council
[55:46] memb. U Prem, in your
[55:48] public iues committee is
[55:51] anher place to t aocate
[55:53] what w can do regionally on
[55:54] affordability. Um,
[55:55] Cocilmember Aold, did see
[55:58] ur hand up?
[56:00] Uh you d, but, uh, city
[56:01] manar coveredhere I was
[56:02] going to saybout theegional
[56:05] representation b Councmember
[56:08] Pascal at Cascade. Myself at,
[56:11] um, the solid waste, uh,
[56:13] working Groupnd Councilmember
[56:15] Prem at Sound City. Thanks.
[56:19] Thk you, depy mor.
[56:20] Od segue. I was going to d
[56:21] isdd, uh, I
[56:23] m tnkfulor
[56:24] the appointment to the
[56:25] Assoationf Washington
[56:25] City
[56:27] s Legislative Porities
[56:30] Committee. U tre, uh,, on
[56:31] behalf ofirkland, have been
[56:33] able to evate this iss with
[56:36] l the, uh, membe of the
[56:36] Legislative Priorities
[56:38] Committe andhose are
[56:40] elted officia, city, uh,
[56:41] statewide. And so w
[56:42] ve gotten
[56:44] a really goo uh, respons
[56:46] from those other elect
[56:48] officials. So this isecoming
[56:50] a topic, uh,hat
[56:50] s getting
[56:52] elevated statede. Thanks.
[56:54] Thank you Councmember Brown,
[56:54] did you haveour handp?
[56:56] Ye. One one more queion.
[56:58] Um, s the other thing is, I
[56:59] thk given justow many
[57:01] factorshere are that are
[57:02] going t be contributingo
[57:04] this rate increase across the
[57:06] board for allf our utilities,
[57:07] I think what wld be helpf
[57:10] also I like understanding kind
[57:13] of the timin of wn each of
[57:15] these individlactors would
[57:17] take, would would become
[57:19] effective so that we
[57:19] re
[57:21] prioritizing like, okay, you
[57:22] kn, like t King County is
[57:23] going to implent this rate
[57:25] increase by next month. Oka
[57:27] l of our eorts shouldo
[57:29] there, and we shod focus on
[57:30] that. So I justanted to maybe
[57:32] derstand, le aree
[57:34] faoring in ting as well of
[57:36] likehen the various
[57:38] componts could be ilemented
[57:40] and then kind of prioritizin
[57:44] cordingly.
[57:47] We are I think the challenge is
[57:49] unfortunately manyf them are
[57:52] coming at the same tim Rig.
[57:53] Onef the reasons we call for
[57:54] theummit and the summit
[57:56] occurred is that it just kind
[57:57] of happens that all of them are
[58:00] hitting the same tipping point
[58:01] of maj rate increases. So I
[58:03] thin part o the reasone ask
[58:04] for additionalesources too
[58:06] beart of the disssions is
[58:06] we
[58:07] having to enge
[58:08] everything allt once. You
[58:09] know, the solid waste
[58:11] discussions,heegionalater
[58:13] qualy discussions the
[58:13] Cascad water les
[58:16] scussions, andur own
[58:17] lookg at our own work. S but
[58:19] yes,hat isxactly wha we
[58:20] ok at in terms of like where
[58:21] send council memberso
[58:23] testify or dfts tha we make,
[58:24] or where the staff goes a
[58:25] what theyonitor, where we
[58:25] re
[58:26] really trying to makeure that
[58:26] we
[58:27] re hitting t right things
[58:28] at the rightime. It
[58:29] s a great
[58:30] point. Thank you
[58:34] Thank you Anyone else? All
[58:36] righ Jenny. Brooke, Amand
[58:39] thank you very much. A, um,
[58:39] we
[58:40] ll see y soon. Jenny, is
[58:41] there somethingou want to
[58:42] add?
[58:43] Ianted t add, uh,f we
[58:44] uld go toust the fal
[58:46] slide, just to wrap up, uh,
[58:47] we
[58:47] be coming back to you on
[58:49] Septembe 15thith pposed
[58:51] ras that incorporate som of
[58:52] th levers we talked about
[58:55] today. Uh, and then again on
[58:56] Ocber 20t so that we can
[58:59] veur new rat be effective
[59:00] DECEMBER 1st for wer,
[59:03] sewer, a on Janua 1st f
[59:04] surface water and solid waste.
[59:06] Thank you
[59:09] Grea Thank you.
[59:09] Perfect.
[59:12] L right. Thank you. Boke
[59:15] and Amaa. Um, we are now
[59:16] going to move on to o second
[59:18] study session item, which is a
[59:20] rfect Segway. Bed on t
[59:22] conversaon we just had, which
[59:24] is the Kirkland Cares low
[59:26] inme Support program update.
[59:30] City manager.
[59:31] Thank y, MADAM Mor. So this
[59:32] s always goi to be a
[59:33] business item, but we ft like
[59:34] it actuallyade sense to have
[59:35] it asart of thetudy
[59:36] session, since it
[59:36] s really
[59:38] about the impact of theate on
[59:40] wer income folks and als the
[59:42] impact of this program on the
[59:43] overall rates themsels. Tse
[59:45] twohings are lind. Clely,
[59:46] you want to pay close atttion
[59:48] to both aectsf that. So
[59:49] he to give you an update on
[59:49] what
[59:50] seen going o with our
[59:51] Kirkland Ces progr and sort
[59:52] ofext steps, we
[59:52] re going to
[59:53] start wh Michael Ols, our
[59:54] Director of Finan
[59:55] ministration, to kick us off.
[59:55] He
[59:56] s goi to introduce his
[59:57] team that
[59:59] going to speak.
[1:00:00] Od evening, mayor,eputy
[1:00:02] mayor a counc members.
[1:00:04] Inn is our program
[1:00:06] coordinator for the Kirkland
[1:00:07] Cares Low Incom Support
[1:00:08] ogram, ande will b making
[1:00:10] the presentatn tonight.Nd
[1:00:12] Tim Hansen, ourperations
[1:00:15] mager, uh, will be available
[1:00:16] fo questions, as wl as
[1:00:20] myself. Go ahead.
[1:00:21] L right.Ood evening, MADAM
[1:00:22] Mayor and counc members. I
[1:00:22] m
[1:00:23] Quinn Glebe. I
[1:00:23] m the curre
[1:00:24] ogram cooinator for the
[1:00:26] rkland Cares lowncome
[1:00:27] pport program Ts
[1:00:28] prentations an upde
[1:00:29] mprising of about eight
[1:00:31] slides fro the program And
[1:00:31] we
[1:00:32] ll cover t following a
[1:00:33] ief timeline and overvie of
[1:00:34] program activies a
[1:00:36] administtion. Outcomes and
[1:00:37] growth o the program over the
[1:00:39] st two and half yea, and
[1:00:40] potential expansion options
[1:00:41] staff has identified for the
[1:00:46] near fute. So, t begin with
[1:00:48] a quick rap.Ity Couil
[1:00:50] added $680,00 inne time
[1:00:52] fundingo the 2023024
[1:00:53] binial budt for t city
[1:00:54] s
[1:00:55] first Uversal utility relief
[1:00:57] program, expandi what wast
[1:00:58] the tim the senior Discount
[1:00:59] progra to incde disunts
[1:01:01] and rebates and expan expand
[1:01:03] covege to all qualifi low
[1:01:05] income residents The program
[1:01:06] was designe with direction and
[1:01:07] edback from cncil
[1:01:09] throughout 2023 and established
[1:01:10] by ordinance that Dember, and
[1:01:11] then went into effect on
[1:01:14] Januar 1st, 2024. Of t
[1:01:16] original $680,000 budt
[1:01:18] fundg, roughly $200,000
[1:01:20] reins, and the languag of
[1:01:22] ordinance 04868 stillefines
[1:01:23] the program,dministration and
[1:01:25] the benefs deriv. The
[1:01:26] programas originally managed
[1:01:28] by oside conactors,ut
[1:01:29] came internally manag
[1:01:34] benning in 25. So a bit of
[1:01:34] background on program
[1:01:36] operation. The reqrements for
[1:01:38] elibility into the program
[1:01:39] are Kirkland residency and a
[1:01:41] househd income below 80% of
[1:01:42] the area and median iome. The
[1:01:43] ea and median income is
[1:01:44] deteined by theepartment of
[1:01:45] Housingnd Urban Development,
[1:01:47] and the recalculated every
[1:01:49] APRIL APRIL utilizing data from
[1:01:51] the Seattle Bellevue fma, whi
[1:01:53] corises Kin and Snohomi
[1:01:55] counties. For026. That means
[1:01:56] th threshold for qualification
[1:01:58] into theirkland Cares program
[1:02:00] woul be a gss incom of
[1:02:02] $93,350 for a household
[1:02:04] compsing of two people. It
[1:02:05] goes up and down depending on
[1:02:06] the members of t household,
[1:02:08] so we ralculate justased on
[1:02:09] the aunt of iividuals
[1:02:11] within a household. Dcounts
[1:02:13] are appli directly to Cy of
[1:02:15] Kirkland utili accnts for
[1:02:16] wate sew and garbage
[1:02:17] services into the city. Bills
[1:02:19] directlyiscounted accous
[1:02:21] receive a 50% discoun on base
[1:02:23] water rat, a 2 disunt on
[1:02:25] se sewer rates, and a 40%
[1:02:27] discount on base garbage rates.
[1:02:29] These discounts do not alyo
[1:02:30] a consumption charg abo the
[1:02:32] base rate,nd the do not
[1:02:33] apply t extraharges f
[1:02:35] extraickups, late fees,r
[1:02:38] shutff fees. T creation of
[1:02:39] th Kirkland Car program also
[1:02:40] expand covere to hseholds
[1:02:42] and multifamilynits that are
[1:02:43] not dirtly built by the cy.
[1:02:46] A tse. These discounts are
[1:02:48] realized throughebates that
[1:02:49] the cit calculates and tn
[1:02:52] sends to those houholds. Uh.
[1:02:53] Furthermore, we extd rebes
[1:02:55] to coverirkland related fees
[1:02:56] for businesse pets, and
[1:03:00] vehicle ristrations. As I
[1:03:01] said, these rebates are
[1:03:02] received throughirect check
[1:03:03] to the svice addre of a
[1:03:05] customer or via in-person
[1:03:07] pickup. Rebat f utilities
[1:03:09] ar sent on bimonthasis,
[1:03:10] d oneime rebates for
[1:03:12] qualified businesses, pets and
[1:03:13] vehicle ristrations are
[1:03:15] released o a monthly basis.
[1:03:17] Eligilitys determined one
[1:03:17] time at the pnt of
[1:03:19] application and then on a
[1:03:20] biennial basis going forward.
[1:03:23] So this year I 2026, we are
[1:03:25] certifyi all of t accounts
[1:03:27] th were certified in 2024, we
[1:03:34] certifying them. So we
[1:03:34] ll
[1:03:35] review the administrionf
[1:03:36] the progr along with budget
[1:03:37] and potenal participaon
[1:03:39] growth As Ientioned elier,
[1:03:41] the contract with t wh our
[1:03:42] outside contrtororward was
[1:03:44] not rened in025.O
[1:03:46] resints now applied directly,
[1:03:48] electronically or viaaper.
[1:03:49] Application to city, to t
[1:03:53] city dirtly. Excusee. Kurt.
[1:03:55] Yeah, I just wanted to be clear
[1:03:57] on that that forward. So we put
[1:03:58] out an r f someone to
[1:04:00] provide administration. The
[1:04:02] privat sector. For was t
[1:04:03] only oneho chose to apply.
[1:04:04] D after they did it for aut
[1:04:05] a yr, they decided it was too
[1:04:07] hard. Theyithdrew. Sohe
[1:04:08] reason that we ended up had to
[1:04:09] bring it in house is we
[1:04:09] actually didn
[1:04:10] t have aone
[1:04:11] else to do it. And then when we
[1:04:13] did reach out, uh,
[1:04:14] Councilmber Falcon had asked
[1:04:15] me, hade tried t check in
[1:04:18] with some folks, do this other
[1:04:20] places a w found for folks
[1:04:21] like Hope Lake,hey were
[1:04:23] actually proposi to do it for
[1:04:24] more than we could do it in
[1:04:25] house. Soart of the rson we
[1:04:27] resulted wit the temporary
[1:04:28] prram coordinat was we
[1:04:29] found it to b the lst
[1:04:31] expeive way we could do it,
[1:04:34] at leastt that te.
[1:04:35] Thank you f the
[1:04:38] clarifation. Gre.O, as
[1:04:39] Kurt mentioned, the city has
[1:04:41] hired aemporary program
[1:04:41] coordinar to assis in
[1:04:42] administering the program
[1:04:44] thugh 2026. Tt
[1:04:44] s me
[1:04:46] speang to you n. And the
[1:04:47] ty continues to accept
[1:04:48] apications, provideupport
[1:04:50] and process recring payments
[1:04:51] to allpplicants to the
[1:04:55] prram. U this include all
[1:04:56] certification, all payment
[1:04:57] processing, all elibility
[1:04:59] screening, and all outreach of
[1:05:03] e program.T this time. S
[1:05:05] brie program summary over t
[1:05:06] last twond a half years, the
[1:05:08] program has expdedoverage
[1:05:09] of the disunt a rebate
[1:05:10] programs to over 1000 total
[1:05:11] hoeholdsver thosewo
[1:05:14] year 792 households now
[1:05:16] qualify for direct discounts on
[1:05:18] utility rates, and acrs those
[1:05:21] households641,052 were
[1:05:22] discounted fro utility
[1:05:24] chars. Between 2000 and 24
[1:05:26] and t end of Je 26, a
[1:05:28] this yea these discounts do
[1:05:30] not impact the proamudget
[1:05:31] because they are realized
[1:05:32] thugh a lack o revenue from
[1:05:33] utility charges rather than
[1:05:35] rebated from therogram budget
[1:05:37] directly. The avera discoun
[1:05:38] per houseld is somewhat
[1:05:40] bifurcated based on the
[1:05:42] services a houseld can
[1:05:44] receive. S for instance, I a
[1:05:45] usehold is in a Nordsom
[1:05:46] Utility Distric oroodinville
[1:05:47] Water Distrt service area,
[1:05:49] an receiving water a sewer
[1:05:50] services fromhose utility
[1:05:52] providers, they qualify for
[1:05:53] less discounts because they are
[1:05:54] provided les services from t
[1:05:56] city ofirkland. That being
[1:05:58] said, a water dcount for a
[1:05:59] single family resence is
[1:06:02] about $25.74 per billing cycle.
[1:06:03] For a sewer discount, it
[1:06:03] s
[1:06:06] $41.38, a the mos common
[1:06:07] type of gbage serce, a
[1:06:08] weekly 3 gallon pkup is
[1:06:12] $42.06 p a per billing cycle.
[1:06:12] So that
[1:06:14] s t months. A garge
[1:06:15] only account with the most
[1:06:16] commonype of garge pickup
[1:06:19] willeceive $252.36 in
[1:06:21] diount annlized, while a
[1:06:22] single family residence
[1:06:24] reiving a water and sewer and
[1:06:25] garbage svice from the city
[1:06:28] will receive $655. In tal
[1:06:32] discnts on an annual basis.
[1:06:34] Over that se timeeriod,22
[1:06:36] excuse me, 229 total households
[1:06:38] quified f bimonthly utity
[1:06:40] rebate ccks. Recurri
[1:06:41] utility rebes arealculated
[1:06:42] city code and based o the
[1:06:44] bedrm size of the unit and
[1:06:45] the utility service provided a
[1:06:47] curring utility rebat for
[1:06:48] garbage only aount will
[1:06:51] result I $120 in total rebat
[1:06:53] on an aualized basis, while a
[1:06:54] one bedom apartment receiving
[1:06:55] ter, sewer, and garba
[1:06:56] servicesrom the City of
[1:06:57] Kirkla will recve, on
[1:07:00] average, $360 in annua utility
[1:07:03] rete. And then we also, as I
[1:07:04] mentioned earer, provi
[1:07:05] business patent vehicle
[1:07:07] liceing rebat. These
[1:07:08] rebates are alied aft
[1:07:09] initia payment by the
[1:07:11] cuomer, a then a reipt is
[1:07:12] provided to the cit toet us
[1:07:14] know that theaymentas made.
[1:07:16] Um. However, will note tt
[1:07:17] on business and peticenses,
[1:07:19] the cy alsorovides
[1:07:20] discounts to certain customers
[1:07:22] front, unrelated to the
[1:07:24] Kirklandares progr. So we
[1:07:26] see less utilizati of
[1:07:27] business licen rebates and
[1:07:28] pet license rebates for those
[1:07:33] reasons. Soere we c see
[1:07:35] just a graph of ovell proam
[1:07:36] growth. As I mentioned earlier,
[1:07:37] the program has expanded eac
[1:07:39] year since its creion fro
[1:07:41] the origina 277 senior
[1:07:43] discount aounts I 2023,
[1:07:45] ding 396 total account in
[1:07:47] 2024, 199 total accnts in
[1:07:51] 2025, and49 account in the
[1:07:53] fit half of 202 These
[1:07:55] totalseflect the total of new
[1:07:56] applications less the accnts
[1:07:58] at are removed from the
[1:07:59] prram due to failure to
[1:08:01] recertify oror informing us
[1:08:02] of a household change that
[1:08:03] imcts their egibility for
[1:08:04] th program, sh as a mov
[1:08:05] outsid of Kirkland or a change
[1:08:07] income eligility. The
[1:08:08] jority of aount gwth has
[1:08:10] been driven by residts and
[1:08:11] single famy residence
[1:08:13] although0% of the progr
[1:08:14] totals are multi-family
[1:08:15] sidences, such as apament
[1:08:17] complexes, and then a breakwn
[1:08:19] of those 792 accounts tha are
[1:08:20] receiving direct utility
[1:08:23] discounts, 792 of those are
[1:08:25] garbageccounts, 444 also
[1:08:27] receive waterervices, and 379
[1:08:29] of the receive sewer services
[1:08:35] om the city So the outreh
[1:08:35] th we
[1:08:36] ve conducted over the
[1:08:37] past year and a hal we
[1:08:37] ve
[1:08:38] used seral differe avenues
[1:08:39] to try and expand knowledge
[1:08:40] abou the program locally and
[1:08:42] crease participati in the
[1:08:43] community. This includes
[1:08:45] distinct oneage mairsith
[1:08:46] a maile with program
[1:08:47] information that a company re
[1:08:48] chan, letters to alltility
[1:08:50] account holrs. We believe
[1:08:51] this was particurly efftive
[1:08:52] at the binning of this year,
[1:08:53] and increing program
[1:08:55] participation, and intend to
[1:08:56] repeat the eort with fure
[1:08:57] te change lters. We
[1:08:58] velso
[1:08:59] inuded blurbs inhe
[1:08:59] Kirkland
[1:09:00] s newsletter, and
[1:09:01] staff has appeared on Thiseek
[1:09:03] in Kirand Podsts.O our
[1:09:04] thanks and shout outs t the
[1:09:06] communationseam and cmo for
[1:09:08] lowing us too that.Taff
[1:09:09] has alsoone direct outreach
[1:09:10] via site visits a
[1:09:11] multi-mily facities and
[1:09:13] aparent complexesn order t
[1:09:14] directly assist residents with
[1:09:16] applicatns and questions,
[1:09:17] whh drove muc of the rebat
[1:09:18] acunt growth that we saw in
[1:09:21] 2025. Finally, staff has met
[1:09:22] with various local
[1:09:23] organizations to determine if
[1:09:24] the are potentials for
[1:09:25] expansion or collaration
[1:09:27] betweenur programs. That
[1:09:28] inudesing County Housing
[1:09:30] Authority, regional coalition
[1:09:31] for housingorth Shore
[1:09:32] Utility District, Puget Sound
[1:09:34] Energy, andoodinville Water
[1:09:40] strict. So this is t final
[1:09:40] slide.Nd this is wre we
[1:09:41] ll
[1:09:43] discussur continued efforts
[1:09:44] to lk at other way to expan
[1:09:45] the program, both within
[1:09:46] Kiland itself and pentially
[1:09:47] involving other utility
[1:09:50] district Sohe first oion
[1:09:52] at we have, and one that we
[1:09:53] intend on pursuing most
[1:09:54] readily, is usingata thatas
[1:09:55] colled between the Public
[1:09:57] Works Service Wat Team and
[1:09:58] the King Count Assessors
[1:10:00] operty tax information. Uh,
[1:10:02] ing that, we identified 500
[1:10:03] househds that wou qualify
[1:10:05] for t direct utili disunt
[1:10:07] thato noturrently, uh, have
[1:10:08] not enrolled in the progr.
[1:10:10] And thenn additional 200
[1:10:10] households thatould qualify
[1:10:12] for bimthlytility rebates
[1:10:13] that have not qualifiedor the
[1:10:15] prram. This opportunity I a
[1:10:16] lile unique in that w
[1:10:16] re
[1:10:17] utilizg the assessor
[1:10:17] s
[1:10:18] determination forroperty tax
[1:10:21] exemptions in 2024nd 2025,
[1:10:23] which was period tha the
[1:10:25] property tax emption
[1:10:28] ineased by $30,000 to $84,000
[1:10:30] tota and bame gater than
[1:10:31] the Kirkland care pgrams
[1:10:32] lowest incom qualificati
[1:10:36] level of $81,700. So tha means
[1:10:39] that for 202 the 800, the 700
[1:10:39] householdse
[1:10:40] ve identified are
[1:10:41] more oress guaranteed to
[1:10:42] quify for the King County o
[1:10:45] the Kirkland Cares program.M,
[1:10:46] because the assessor
[1:10:46] s
[1:10:48] eligibily criteri is more
[1:10:50] stringent tn our program is.
[1:10:51] Um, so staff is currently
[1:10:53] woing through options to to
[1:10:55] onboard these00 houselds
[1:10:58] most efficiently. T secd
[1:10:59] tion that we he is a
[1:11:01] pontial expansion into, uh,
[1:11:03] the North Shore Utility
[1:11:06] Dirict service area. U
[1:11:07] right now Kirkland Cares
[1:11:09] programnly provides discounts
[1:11:10] and rates to Kirkland
[1:11:11] provid garbage services in
[1:11:13] therea, but cit code could
[1:11:14] be amended to allow for
[1:11:15] paents to North Shore Utity
[1:11:16] District custors forhe
[1:11:17] differce between the amoun
[1:11:20] that North Shore customers pay
[1:11:21] and recei andiscount, and
[1:11:23] e amount tt Kirkland Cares
[1:11:24] customers wou receive in
[1:11:26] discount. Uh, because of the
[1:11:27] differce in utity pcing
[1:11:28] between our aas,he
[1:11:29] differen in discount amounts,
[1:11:30] and the difrence in pgram
[1:11:31] eligibility requirements. This
[1:11:32] would requi review on a case
[1:11:34] case basis for each North
[1:11:35] Shore Utity Distric
[1:11:36] cuomer, determine whether or
[1:11:37] not they
[1:11:37] relready receiving
[1:11:39] Nort Shore discounts and what
[1:11:41] theifference betwe that
[1:11:42] North Shore discount and our
[1:11:43] discount is. We
[1:11:44] ve included
[1:11:45] that as an aachment to our
[1:11:48] memo to council today. Um,e
[1:11:48] d
[1:11:51] alsootentially require a data
[1:11:52] sharing agreeme between us
[1:11:52] an North Shore utility
[1:11:54] districts that we wouldnow.
[1:11:55] Uh, the custome list of
[1:11:56] everybodyhey have w on
[1:11:58] discounts. We
[1:11:58] ve also discussed
[1:12:00] the possilityf ahared
[1:12:01] application portal so that
[1:12:02] anybody that applies t North
[1:12:03] ore would automaticlypply
[1:12:04] fo the Kirkland Ces program.
[1:12:06] But we hav not gon down that
[1:12:09] enue just yet. Thirdly, we
[1:12:10] intend to re-amine the
[1:12:12] utilit rebate calculation
[1:12:13] uh, in t coming yrs. This
[1:12:15] is becau the direct utility
[1:12:17] diountshat weive to
[1:12:18] Kirkland customers are bas on
[1:12:19] percentages, andhus
[1:12:20] aumatically update wnever a
[1:12:22] new utility rates adopted by
[1:12:23] the council. Hever, the
[1:12:25] amount of utility rebate per
[1:12:26] household is defined by cy
[1:12:28] de specifically, and so that
[1:12:29] was last determined when the
[1:12:31] ordinance was voted onn 2024.
[1:12:33] Astility cross increased year
[1:12:34] to year,hese rebates will
[1:12:36] begin to lag. Uh, the discount
[1:12:37] amount tha we intend and so
[1:12:38] will need to be rxamined and
[1:12:41] re determined. Finly, staff
[1:12:42] will continue to cduct
[1:12:43] outreach and pross pments
[1:12:44] and application throughou
[1:12:46] 20 while worng on potenal
[1:12:49] administtion optionsor 2027
[1:12:54] and028. And finally, I
[1:12:54] d like
[1:12:55] to leave it on for any
[1:12:56] questis in discussionou
[1:12:57] mightave.
[1:12:59] Thank you. Quinn. This
[1:12:59] m
[1:13:01] really proud of ts program,
[1:13:01] and I
[1:13:03] m very impressed with the
[1:13:04] treach and a the workhat
[1:13:04] you
[1:13:05] ve done t expand this
[1:13:06] program. The
[1:13:07] s oiously a
[1:13:09] clear need. Um, Councilmber
[1:13:12] Falc, thank you MADAM Mor.
[1:13:12] We.
[1:13:13] Thank you, Quinn. First of all,
[1:13:15] I know thi is a lot of wor to
[1:13:16] ministerhis program. I can
[1:13:18] imagin a lot of details.
[1:13:20] Right. Um, goi through income
[1:13:21] verification and all of that is
[1:13:23] not anasy process. S tnk
[1:13:25] you for that. Um,
[1:13:25] mappy to
[1:13:26] hear that we
[1:13:26] re signingore
[1:13:27] people up. I think that
[1:13:27] a
[1:13:30] od thing. Even bed on, um,
[1:13:31] stateed. Tha
[1:13:31] s a good
[1:13:33] thing. Rht? But w know,
[1:13:33] sadly, that the
[1:13:34] s also
[1:13:35] growing need, right Which is
[1:13:37] how this, you kno nely ties
[1:13:38] into our former,m,
[1:13:40] diussion. Our last agenda
[1:13:42] item. Um, and I really
[1:13:43] appreciateou to inhe memo
[1:13:44] where youalked about being
[1:13:46] prctive in identifying other
[1:13:47] ople who m qualify for the
[1:13:48] programs well. I know we
[1:13:50] doing a l of thatlready.
[1:13:52] But tnkingf, you know, how
[1:13:54] se can wind folks who MAY
[1:13:56] be eligible for this progr? I
[1:13:58] apprecia you mentioning the,
[1:13:59] um, the shared portal. I think
[1:14:00] that
[1:14:01] s areat idea. Um,ou
[1:14:02] know, I, I think it
[1:14:03] s important
[1:14:05] for u twofold to ruce o
[1:14:06] administtive costs,ut also
[1:14:08] to reduceurdenor
[1:14:09] apicants. Rht. Who w know
[1:14:11] that thosehat live with a low
[1:14:13] income have a lot of perwork
[1:14:15] and a lot of phonealls a a
[1:14:16] t of, younow, things, a lot
[1:14:18] of red tape to qualify for the
[1:14:19] programs that the so
[1:14:20] desperately need jt to
[1:14:22] survive. Um, inur community.
[1:14:24] So I appreciate that tt
[1:14:25] shared portal cld potentially
[1:14:27] address both o thosehings.
[1:14:28] Um,ecause oiously our our
[1:14:29] administration, o
[1:14:31] admistration costs here are
[1:14:32] pret high proportion of the
[1:14:34] budget. And anything we can do
[1:14:35] to reduce that. Wonde if in
[1:14:37] the meaime, I mean, loong
[1:14:38] atike the folks who already
[1:14:39] quifiedor not at like the
[1:14:42] 50% Army, do we have tou
[1:14:44] know, um, means test them if
[1:14:44] they
[1:14:46] ve aeady qualied for
[1:14:48] that, can we automatically
[1:14:49] accept them without having to
[1:14:51] go throughur process t save
[1:14:53] againn burden onhem and
[1:14:56] administrave cos on us?
[1:14:58] So the short answers yes,
[1:14:59] based on cityode, athing
[1:15:01] that the Dector of Finance
[1:15:02] deem accepble, for our
[1:15:04] purposes, we cou use. So for
[1:15:05] instance, we do already use,
[1:15:07] uh King County property tax
[1:15:09] exemptions. Um, we could als
[1:15:11] useodes exempt exemptions in
[1:15:13] der to, uh, get these people
[1:15:14] on the program The biggest
[1:15:15] barrier t that right now would
[1:15:17] just be getting a lt from
[1:15:18] Knud, um, whichould require
[1:15:19] somethingike a dataharing
[1:15:21] agreement. A they have
[1:15:21] mentionedhey
[1:15:22] re willing too
[1:15:23] so. W would just nee to go
[1:15:25] thugh those legal barrier
[1:15:25] Yeah, that wou be great for
[1:15:27] us t do that. Um, to beble
[1:15:28] , as I said, se both
[1:15:30] administrative cost and, and
[1:15:32] burden to them. So tnk you I
[1:15:34] apeciate being proacve and
[1:15:36] I and, love the idea of a
[1:15:37] shared portal, but I wld love
[1:15:39] that fors manf these
[1:15:40] differenturisdictions a
[1:15:42] entiti ase possibly could.
[1:15:44] Ain, just to haveore of an
[1:15:45] economyf scale savings there.
[1:15:48] So thank you.
[1:15:49] Thk you,ouncilmember
[1:15:50] Pascal.
[1:15:52] Yeah, yeah, tha you for the
[1:15:54] presentation. Um, and
[1:15:56] information that you shared.
[1:15:56] , I
[1:15:57] moing to kd of bui
[1:15:59] off of aittle bitf what
[1:16:00] Councilmber Faln was
[1:16:03] taing about. And, um, you
[1:16:04] know, the one thing Iuess
[1:16:06] that that that surprised me a
[1:16:06] little bitasn
[1:16:07] t I mean, I
[1:16:07] wasn
[1:16:08] t surised abo the
[1:16:11] need, um, that, uh, and, and
[1:16:12] the fact that that
[1:16:12] likely
[1:16:14] goingo increase wit somef
[1:16:16] the utity costs that, that
[1:16:19] were that were forecasting, um,
[1:16:21] bu I was aittle surprised by
[1:16:23] the admintrative costs. Uh,
[1:16:27] it looked like 3,000, um,
[1:16:29] betwee024 and 2026, uh,
[1:16:31] ich seemed to represent a
[1:16:34] pretty good chunk of of the
[1:16:37] available funding. And so I, I
[1:16:38] know tt you tald about
[1:16:40] reducing tho administrativ
[1:16:41] costs. I just want to emphasize
[1:16:42] that I tnk that
[1:16:43] d be good,
[1:16:43] but I don
[1:16:45] t want too it at
[1:16:47] the expense of, um, makg se
[1:16:50] thate continu to he a
[1:16:53] progra um, and monitorhose
[1:16:55] that participate in an
[1:16:57] efficient way.M, but my ask
[1:16:59] isust to is justo track
[1:17:00] that over time to s how w
[1:17:03] are reducg costs, um,ow
[1:17:04] effectivee are being. So as
[1:17:07] long as w So, sohe point
[1:17:07] is,et
[1:17:08] s just continue
[1:17:09] tracking that and showing how
[1:17:10] we
[1:17:11] re making proess tards
[1:17:11] that. That
[1:17:12] be helpful. Thank
[1:17:16] you.
[1:17:18] City mager.
[1:17:22] Ah. Um, so Iust thank you
[1:17:23] for those comments. I do want
[1:17:24] to add tha we also highlighted
[1:17:25] adnistrativeosts, but one
[1:17:27] of t things tt is impornt
[1:17:28] to note is the primary part of
[1:17:31] that cost I actually quits.
[1:17:32] D he has done an
[1:17:34] extraordary job not justf
[1:17:35] reewing eligibity and
[1:17:37] stuff, butlsohis all the
[1:17:38] market, evething was much
[1:17:39] talked about pretty muc was
[1:17:40] also his work and trying to
[1:17:43] reach out to folks. Soe did
[1:17:45] work reall hard t try toind
[1:17:46] anlternative way to provide
[1:17:47] th service. And as said, we
[1:17:47] didn
[1:17:49] t get a proposers. And
[1:17:50] then whe we reachedut to
[1:17:51] folks and wand to charge us
[1:17:53] more. So when we askedveryone
[1:17:54] else likee did 2 or 3 people
[1:17:57] to do that. So we I careery
[1:17:58] mu about the admintrative
[1:17:58] cost. We
[1:17:58] re going to lookor
[1:18:00] creative ways to bng that
[1:18:01] down, but w haven
[1:18:01] t quite
[1:18:03] fired out that. Not yet. And
[1:18:04] then the final thing I
[1:18:04] day,
[1:18:06] in terms of t overall cost,
[1:18:07] what is n really shown on
[1:18:09] at lists theoregone
[1:18:11] renue tt people get because
[1:18:12] they get theiscount. Sot
[1:18:12] s
[1:18:14] acally a bette number than
[1:18:15] it looks, because we
[1:18:15] re
[1:18:17] basically, um, that
[1:18:17] s the one
[1:18:19] that cameut of theot you
[1:18:19] gave us.Ut it
[1:18:20] s not the
[1:18:20] discounts everybody
[1:18:21] s
[1:18:22] receivg. So but, but s know
[1:18:24] at we definitely want to find
[1:18:25] a way to bring our numbers down
[1:18:28] if w can.
[1:18:32] Than you. Anyone else? Qnn,
[1:18:34] you are doing an excellent job
[1:18:35] on this. I really areciate
[1:18:37] . Um, you MAY have said thi
[1:18:40] in your presentatio b are
[1:18:41] there.H, Councilmember
[1:18:42] Falcon I
[1:18:42] m sorry I didn
[1:18:43] t see
[1:18:43] u, but I
[1:18:43] ll gohead and
[1:18:47] fish. Um, are there other,
[1:18:49] uh, are you getting ruests
[1:18:51] om applicants for oerypes
[1:18:54] of of relief? Ishere anything
[1:18:55] coming u that we
[1:18:55] re not
[1:18:59] capturgow?
[1:19:00] I would say t greatest amoun
[1:19:01] of requests that we get that
[1:19:03] areutside our current, um,
[1:19:05] ability too anything about
[1:19:06] our is reay just eanded
[1:19:08] discounts ofhat we alrea
[1:19:09] pride. Um, or
[1:19:10] misunderstandis abouthe
[1:19:12] Kirknd related nature ofhe
[1:19:14] fees. So, for instance, for the
[1:19:14] vehicle registratio we
[1:19:15] re
[1:19:16] on rebuilding that $20ee
[1:19:18] that t Cy of Kirklan
[1:19:20] sessesn a car registration.
[1:19:21] Uh, oen when people hr
[1:19:21] abou the program, they
[1:19:22] ll
[1:19:23] hear, you know, oh, I can get
[1:19:24] help with my vehic
[1:19:25] regiration. A the cost is
[1:19:26] inhe hundreds o dollars.He
[1:19:28] $20 fee well appreciated isot
[1:19:30] what somebody igineshen
[1:19:31] they hr about tha Um, for
[1:19:32] her city servis,e don
[1:19:32] t
[1:19:34] hear or I have not heard as
[1:19:37] much. Um, but we have tried to
[1:19:39] increase ourommunication
[1:19:40] about exactly what we provide
[1:19:43] to try and limit uh, you know,
[1:19:44] those sort of situations going
[1:19:45] forward.
[1:19:48] Ay. Tha you. Councilmeer
[1:19:49] lcomb.
[1:19:50] Ank you, Mad Mayor. Um,
[1:19:52] thank you for the elanation,
[1:19:53] Kw. And als um, city
[1:19:55] manager for your remksbout,
[1:19:57] you know, the costs driver
[1:19:57] being Quinn
[1:19:59] s pition. Right?
[1:20:00] Which is reall important. But
[1:20:02] do think as w as w talked
[1:20:03] about theeed contiing to
[1:20:05] ow, not oy le, and, you
[1:20:06] know, as Quinn,s you were
[1:20:07] talking about just the, the
[1:20:10] overall cost per custome or
[1:20:12] r p resident.Ight. U
[1:20:13] thathat dollar value will
[1:20:14] likely increas butlso the
[1:20:16] number of residents who qualify
[1:20:18] MAY also likely increase. So I
[1:20:20] see this as a, um, you know,
[1:20:22] how to make your positio as
[1:20:23] efficient as possiblight?
[1:20:25] And so as we grow, even if t
[1:20:27] dollarmount remai theame,
[1:20:28] you know, plus, younow,
[1:20:30] annual, younow,m, pay
[1:20:32] increase, that the percentage
[1:20:33] would drease becauhe
[1:20:34] tol pie is goingo be
[1:20:35] rger. So your percentage of
[1:20:36] theie that is the cost of
[1:20:38] yo time wld be slightly
[1:20:39] ss. Like we alrdy talked
[1:20:39] about what som of the other
[1:20:41] things. But also I
[1:20:41] d love for
[1:20:43] uso look a insteadf
[1:20:45] anally every t years. Doing
[1:20:46] means testing, right? I know
[1:20:47] at there
[1:20:47] s predent f that
[1:20:49] in se other organizatns
[1:20:51] at do means testing. That m
[1:20:53] save youome time,nd also
[1:20:54] like to lookt what oer
[1:20:56] citi are doing to to expand
[1:20:57] me sort of shad portal,
[1:20:57] ght, to seef this is
[1:20:59] something we cld encourage in
[1:21:00] other cits, whichs be good
[1:21:02] for residents Um, but alsoo
[1:21:04] help economies ofcale. S
[1:21:07] again, tha you so muc.
[1:21:08] Thank you, Councillo Tim
[1:21:12] Chisho. Did I see your hand?
[1:21:16] Okay. All right. Anyone else?
[1:21:18] All rht. Quinn, are you. Is
[1:21:19] that it?
[1:21:20] That
[1:21:20] s all
[1:21:20] ve got. Thank you.
[1:21:21] Counl.
[1:21:26] Awesom Thank so much. Oka
[1:21:27] we are concludinur study
[1:21:29] sessio a fewinutes early.
[1:21:30] Intenancnd upgrade
[1:21:32] unrway iouncil Chamber.
[1:21:34] Duri the meeting,e MAY te
[1:21:35] iefreaks as needo
[1:21:37] address any thnical issue
[1:21:39] and hp eur tt the
[1:21:40] mein proeds smoothly as
[1:21:43] possible. Io see a number of
[1:21:45] people in Rose Hilloo
[1:21:47] Thank you foroinings. Um,
[1:21:49] we d not he a
[1:21:51] prlations on our agenda, s
[1:21:52] we w start tonight
[1:21:53] s regular
[1:21:54] meg withtemsro the
[1:21:58] dience So this is aime in
[1:21:59] our meetinghen weorlly
[1:22:01] he from tublic. Pase
[1:22:03] limit you remarkso three
[1:22:04] minute We wilrovide up t
[1:22:06] a total of 45 mutes for our
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[1:22:10] no mor than six sakersn a
[1:22:11] subject, regdless ofheir
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[1:22:40] kindness andespect.Leaseo
[1:22:42] not cp o applar
[1:22:43] herwise openl eress your
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[1:22:49] even wheupporting a speaker
[1:22:51] it c beisruptiv of t
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[1:22:54] fromharing a different
[1:22:57] viewpot. We discourage peopl
[1:22:59] from using obsceniti and
[1:23:01] making pernal attacks again
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[1:23:04] direour cments to
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[1:23:08] auence members. In additio
[1:23:10] cause ty can be disptive.
[1:23:12] Gns and placard a not
[1:23:14] alwed in cncilhambers o
[1:23:16] the Ros Hl Room ding our
[1:23:17] meetgs, regaress of their
[1:23:20] contens reminr,tate
[1:23:23] law ds not aow items from
[1:23:24] the audienco be use f
[1:23:27] omoting, oosing, o
[1:23:28] diussing a candida
[1:23:28] s
[1:23:32] campgn or balt prosition.
[1:23:34] Kiland prides ielf oneing
[1:23:35] a respectful, welcong
[1:23:37] commity. We want eryone to
[1:23:39] feel like the belon in
[1:23:41] Council chambsr the Rose
[1:23:43] Hi Room, expressin the
[1:23:45] view points.Ity clerk w do
[1:23:48] haveigned up to speak?
[1:23:49] Than you, Mad Mayor. Athis
[1:23:50] point, we do have 12 guests
[1:23:51] wishing to spe. We
[1:23:52] llake
[1:23:54] the fst threen ts oer.
[1:23:56] Christy Bckett followings
[1:23:58] on site. Jer, n oite.
[1:24:00] D also Alia Ramirn
[1:24:01] te. Pleepproach the
[1:24:15] podium.
[1:24:17] Welcome, Cisty. Aou can
[1:24:19] see the timernhe springr
[1:24:19] on t screen.
[1:24:21] I do, thank you.
[1:24:23] Than you. Go ahead
[1:24:24] Hi. My name is Cisty
[1:24:26] Draycotty fily lives at
[1:24:29] 50 130th Avee Northst,
[1:24:31] whic is rhtgainst the
[1:24:32] uthern bouary of the South
[1:24:35] Reservoir water tow site. I
[1:24:38] writing t ask for yr help in
[1:24:39] findin aetterutcome for a
[1:24:40] seris pblem wit the
[1:24:43] cuent pject dign.Ur
[1:24:44] home iseparated fm the
[1:24:46] reservoir by a gve of mature
[1:24:48] westn rededars. For
[1:24:49] generatis,his gve has
[1:24:51] screened our home fro t tan
[1:24:53] and itsarbed wire securit
[1:24:55] fence.Tas also sheltered
[1:24:57] wildfe, iludingywn
[1:24:58] chilen,limbing and swinging
[1:25:00] in tir brancs. As currently
[1:25:02] signed, t proctould
[1:25:04] remo allfhe trees between
[1:25:05] ourouse and the water tow
[1:25:07] stcture. It would also
[1:25:10] locate thearbed wirence
[1:25:11] ght up to the propert
[1:25:13] boundary which is aere 13f
[1:25:17] from our bedom winw. If the
[1:25:18] fence werovedn top o the
[1:25:20] bounry, I would lea us n
[1:25:22] abily to plant anything to
[1:25:24] screen our propey from a
[1:25:26] barbed wire fen. And allf
[1:25:28] that ade, I actuay want t
[1:25:30] talk abouthereeshat are
[1:25:32] atedoremoval.M, the
[1:25:32] ty
[1:25:34] srborist rortid n
[1:25:36] asse t western rededar
[1:25:37] grove thatits bweeny
[1:25:40] housndheeservoir. Um,
[1:25:41] thgh thi grove is on the
[1:25:41] city
[1:25:42] s propey, it can
[1:25:44] currtly onlye aessed from
[1:25:46] ou propert And it
[1:25:46] clear
[1:25:48] om the absence of sufficit
[1:25:48] analysis in the city
[1:25:49] s rept
[1:25:50] that ts gro was mostly
[1:25:52] nored when the team riewed
[1:25:53] th propose water ter
[1:25:55] designs. W hired o own
[1:25:57] nsulting aorist, wch
[1:25:59] domented nin high retention
[1:26:01] value tre in the grove. Six
[1:26:03] of them are landmk tes,
[1:26:04] whh are tes mearing
[1:26:06] larger tn 26I in trunk
[1:26:08] diamer at bast heit. Uh,
[1:26:09] th ones I
[1:26:10] malking abore
[1:26:11] quearger than that. The
[1:26:14] diamet I as large ay arms
[1:26:15] spread out. Tserees are
[1:26:20] gantic. Um, uh, the thr of
[1:26:21] the trees tha are dignated
[1:26:23] oresignate landmarrees
[1:26:25] are misng entiry from the
[1:26:25] ty
[1:26:27] s invento. So far, cit
[1:26:28] staf have acknoedged the
[1:26:30] cuent repors deficient
[1:26:32] t no commitmt has bee made
[1:26:33] to correct the dign or
[1:26:35] mitigate the outcome. And a
[1:26:36] thgs stand the city is
[1:26:38] reing on arroneous repor
[1:26:40] and weelieve vioting its
[1:26:41] own tree ordinance,hich is
[1:26:44] chter 9, I I proces to
[1:26:46] be car,eupport t cy
[1:26:48] mataining its wer
[1:26:49] inastructure. What we
[1:26:49] re
[1:26:50] asking f is dign tha
[1:26:52] preservehe gve and
[1:26:54] prectshe buffer between our
[1:26:56] mendhe facily. And I
[1:26:56] don
[1:26:58] t nee toell you, Inow
[1:26:58] thathere
[1:26:59] s no rlacing
[1:27:02] healthy 100 plus year old
[1:27:03] ees. Fores healt
[1:27:04] specialis heoted
[1:27:06] significant western red ced
[1:27:07] dieback I theacific
[1:27:09] rthwest sce 2017 due to
[1:27:11] imatehange and hotter,
[1:27:12] drier summers which w
[1:27:12] re
[1:27:14] experienng rig n. A our
[1:27:16] borist reportays out. Young
[1:27:17] Wester rededars, the kin
[1:27:19] theity keeps assings wil
[1:27:21] be rlanted,ave vy low
[1:27:23] survival rates Welso know
[1:27:25] that new tes simpllanted
[1:27:26] nexto eachther doesot
[1:27:28] constite gve, nor mim
[1:27:29] the benits of one Older
[1:27:31] weerned cedar needo be
[1:27:32] replacedecause t new ones
[1:27:33] are dying.
[1:27:35] Istie, I apologi.Ourime
[1:27:36] is u
[1:27:36] That
[1:27:36] s okay.
[1:27:37] Thk you
[1:27:38] Thank you for your pasonn
[1:27:40] tree And I know ttulie
[1:27:42] Underwood, our pubc works
[1:27:44] direor, plans toome wk
[1:27:45] th site with you.
[1:27:46] . Thank y.Eah, I would
[1:27:47] invite anye thatants to
[1:27:49] co outny time. Thank you so
[1:27:49] mu.
[1:27:51] Fo your te
[1:27:55] Jerry. N.
[1:27:55] . I
[1:27:56] m Jerry, notepresenting
[1:27:58] the Miner Condoniumsext
[1:28:00] to Mina Park on Kkland
[1:28:02] Aven. Itiallyanted to
[1:28:03] exprs o conrns authe
[1:28:06] exce noisereated by loud
[1:28:07] bo music and lar gros of
[1:28:09] peopleittingn the dk late
[1:28:12] at night aft0:00, the same
[1:28:13] 3 or 4oats tie upt the
[1:28:15] entrce end of the dock, wch
[1:28:16] is dirtly below t weste
[1:28:19] units ofhe Mariner. Comen
[1:28:22] baby, theolice eorce the
[1:28:23] stanrd residential nse
[1:28:24] rus in Kirklan butou hav
[1:28:26] to call the nonmergency
[1:28:27] mber toegister a complaint
[1:28:29] with the Kirklan polic We
[1:28:31] callhis nber many times
[1:28:32] during the sumr, a t
[1:28:33] poce usuly respo withi
[1:28:34] 1030 mutes t shu down the
[1:28:36] lo music andarties onhe
[1:28:37] dock. The sameoats will
[1:28:39] rern t next d, andhe
[1:28:40] noisy parti willtart it u
[1:28:42] again. We wou sugst a
[1:28:44] regur 10 P.M. Wk tough b
[1:28:45] police to shut down the loud
[1:28:47] music andisperse the cros
[1:28:50] at t park se of theock.
[1:28:51] The park rgers walk through
[1:28:54] theock 2 to 3 tes to check
[1:28:56] a d,o chefhe boats
[1:28:57] are pingheir morage fees
[1:29:00] for tha day Theyeave by
[1:29:02] or 7 at nightfter the tag
[1:29:04] chec a and give ticke.
[1:29:07] Where where nded.O oneith
[1:29:09] authities arodo maiain
[1:29:11] or enforce the dockules that
[1:29:13] clearly sta wre y can
[1:29:14] moor your boat, where y where
[1:29:16] you pay n excessi nse
[1:29:17] allowed, no driing on the
[1:29:20] dock ando rafti angside
[1:29:21] otheroats onhe sou side
[1:29:24] of the doc These these res
[1:29:26] have been regarly. The
[1:29:27] rusaveot been regarly
[1:29:29] enforced sincehe harrmaster
[1:29:32] potion w eliminate during
[1:29:33] Covi andhere
[1:29:33] s nonen
[1:29:35] e dock with authori to end
[1:29:37] any rul breakingctivities. A
[1:29:38] w aercations between
[1:29:40] Marine tenants and louoat
[1:29:41] operator and their guests hav
[1:29:43] already occurred this summer,
[1:29:46] ich have iolved fistfight
[1:29:47] verb threa, and pole
[1:29:48] inlvement regding the
[1:29:56] sputes. Uh. Run out of tim.
[1:29:59] Okay. Um, tonight I wou like
[1:30:01] to eress the Mariners
[1:30:04] homeowne request tt tir
[1:30:05] concns rarding the exces
[1:30:07] noise be consided wn
[1:30:08] planng the new doc
[1:30:10] constrtionorext year.
[1:30:11] This wou incde cle
[1:30:12] undersnding o theules and
[1:30:14] meodf enforcentor t
[1:30:15] upming years. We are
[1:30:17] xpaying Kirklan residen
[1:30:19] who do not wanthe newock to
[1:30:20] become playgund foroud
[1:30:24] muc and ptying crown.
[1:30:26] Examples of this activit wou
[1:30:28] be wte to be where they had
[1:30:30] to had t enforce new rules at
[1:30:32] the neay as the new nrby
[1:30:34] homeowneequested t end
[1:30:36] this type of offensive behavr,
[1:30:38] and Andre Bay in theouth
[1:30:39] ke Washingto wre theyre
[1:30:40] initiating n rules t control
[1:30:41] e noisy cwds durin the
[1:30:44] summerhe dk wallshould
[1:30:45] be f boarder looking to
[1:30:46] visit Kirklan throughhe
[1:30:48] shops, enjoy the resurants
[1:30:49] an bebleo sta on their
[1:30:51] at and not be assault wit
[1:30:53] loud mic andooxious and
[1:30:56] noxious behavio Tnk you.
[1:31:00] Than you Jer. Alia.
[1:31:02] Alic Ramirez will be followed
[1:31:03] by Aaron Bellmorend Brady
[1:31:04] Nordstrom.
[1:31:06] Than you.
[1:31:08] Good eveng Couil. Thank you
[1:31:09] for letti me speak tonight
[1:31:10] Firstff I want to tnkou
[1:31:13] for passi resolutn 5729
[1:31:15] lastear related toreparing
[1:31:16] the cy and comnity for Ice
[1:31:18] acvity and f t progress
[1:31:19] tords the goals ofhe
[1:31:20] solution that werehared
[1:31:22] during the lt meeng.
[1:31:24] Hover, deste tsroject
[1:31:25] progre tim is not on our
[1:31:27] side Dinghe last seval
[1:31:28] eks, there haveeen a
[1:31:29] arming uptk I Ice
[1:31:31] abductiof comnity memrs
[1:31:33] in shorene, Seale, Rento
[1:31:35] Burien Tukla, Redmond
[1:31:36] Lywood and Everett just to
[1:31:39] name a few.Esterday in Lake
[1:31:41] rest Park, a cmunity mber
[1:31:42] wa violent pulle o of
[1:31:44] theirehicle aaken by ice
[1:31:45] in bro daylight in the mide
[1:31:47] ofhe neighrhood. Ts
[1:31:49] incint is onlne ofany
[1:31:50] happenin all overhe regn.
[1:31:53] Almo every day. Irge y to
[1:31:54] mo quily tomplement the
[1:31:58] rest of resution 5729, and to
[1:31:59] provide mor resrces t
[1:32:01] resident rarding immigtion
[1:32:02] ghtsndssistancor
[1:32:04] impaed commuty membe who
[1:32:05] ve los the brewinner,
[1:32:07] breainner, or fily membe
[1:32:09] to Ice.Hank you.
[1:32:18] Thk you, Aon.
[1:32:20] Ar here tod Not to attac
[1:32:21] anybod jus tryin to get
[1:32:22] some resution. Everythg
[1:32:23] s
[1:32:24] bad onypinion, simy
[1:32:26] because Cit of Kirklan will
[1:32:28] notnswer any queions and or
[1:32:30] give any hel u just kind of
[1:32:31] roll thrgh stuff qui. Soe
[1:32:32] only hav three mines.His
[1:32:34] is the originaonstruction of
[1:32:35] one pticular dk. You can
[1:32:37] see se supporthat was de
[1:32:38] withonstant conete cinr
[1:32:40] ocks.Ongineeri done.
[1:32:41] Jeffet u kw that
[1:32:43] engineeringt Cit Kkland is
[1:32:44] required Helso lets know
[1:32:45] that permits a required.
[1:32:47] Report it. Cit ofirkland
[1:32:48] di nothing.His ishat
[1:32:52] happen wn nothing is done.
[1:32:54] Read on ain. Secd te, no
[1:32:56] permitity. City has not
[1:32:58] do anythin Then, uh, Am
[1:32:59] from pine comesut. I didn
[1:32:59] t
[1:33:01] e anyonstruction. Any any
[1:33:02] idence of constction? Wl,
[1:33:02] there
[1:33:03] plywood There
[1:33:03] s sti
[1:33:04] th cinder blocks. There
[1:33:04] s. I
[1:33:05] mean, don
[1:33:05] t know I that
[1:33:05] s
[1:33:06] od. It
[1:33:06] s leading o
[1:33:07] anning. We
[1:33:08] ren big troub.
[1:33:11] Uh, by the way I was told that
[1:33:13] not contactheire departmt
[1:33:14] for tha a, uh, I
[1:33:15] ve bn on
[1:33:17] ithat o civilervantsre
[1:33:18] usinghose decks I don
[1:33:18] t kno
[1:33:19] theiramiliesr frien
[1:33:20] know tt the
[1:33:20] re inanger.
[1:33:22] Possly ery day.Ere
[1:33:24] one
[1:33:25] cah basin that was replace
[1:33:27] tiednto lar cat basin
[1:33:28] that gs on to uer fir
[1:33:30] laneightere. Posble
[1:33:32] nkholes.Eave water mns
[1:33:33] th were pced, possibl
[1:33:35] nkholes, firefigers, pice
[1:33:38] cruirs. Other cizens m or
[1:33:39] y not kw aut what I can
[1:33:40] be possiy done. Here
[1:33:40] s here
[1:33:41] s
[1:33:42] a pket tt was given you
[1:33:44] weret the mting MAY 1st
[1:33:45] Why youuys refed tonswer
[1:33:47] estions is beyde. This is
[1:33:47] at you
[1:33:47] you
[1:33:48] eleed
[1:33:49] officials. You
[1:33:49] re here to
[1:33:50] aner qstions. You hearhe
[1:33:51] do stuff for the peoe.Ere
[1:33:52] s
[1:33:52] David
[1:33:53] s pmise in an email
[1:33:53] that I
[1:33:54] m going t getnswers
[1:33:56] by MAY 13th. Still kno I n
[1:34:00] swers right the. Boom. Uh.
[1:34:02] Consta delay He saide h
[1:34:03] a meeti with eerts. Experts
[1:34:04] were goi to be abl to g me
[1:34:05] th answers after the m 13th
[1:34:08] meetg. N ansrs after my
[1:34:09] meing. Aft our couil
[1:34:10] meetg thether d, I said
[1:34:12] that I w n abl t ctact
[1:34:13] cocil and or fire bedn
[1:34:14] David
[1:34:14] s eils. He
[1:34:16] sis, uh,
[1:34:16] he
[1:34:18] s his retaliaon email
[1:34:19] that states, oh,ell, youan
[1:34:21] contt them. Iever said
[1:34:23] at. And oh,aronefuses to
[1:34:24] meetn pern, but Aaron
[1:34:24] doesn
[1:34:25] hav more emailsn
[1:34:27] that. And then, uh, here we
[1:34:28] have I Dav
[1:34:29] s email right
[1:34:30] herehere he says, don
[1:34:30] t
[1:34:31] unt, don
[1:34:32] t conta firer
[1:34:37] counl.M, so blameame,
[1:34:37] we
[1:34:38] re n goingo enter int
[1:34:39] e blame game with David. Ah,
[1:34:41] my attorne said,ut David
[1:34:42] keeps doing it. Adamseeps
[1:34:44] dog it.Avid. Did takes
[1:34:45] snippets of emailsnd tri to
[1:34:47] changehe outco oft.Y b
[1:34:48] the bye.Hatre youtating?
[1:34:49] Yo know, mor, y
[1:34:50] re really
[1:34:51] od at publi speaking.Our
[1:34:53] follow through realleally
[1:34:54] is awful. You know, you say
[1:34:55] Kirkla
[1:34:56] s all inclusive, you
[1:34:57] say all this stuff, but there
[1:34:57] s
[1:34:59] no aion. So emaed the
[1:35:00] cityouncil. I hell of y
[1:35:02] ys reply I don
[1:35:02] tanto
[1:35:04] ha another psible violaon
[1:35:05] om youuys neplying. Um,
[1:35:06] so let
[1:35:06] s get on tha Let
[1:35:07] s p
[1:35:08] th thing to a head. Let
[1:35:08] s get
[1:35:10] th done so all the cizens
[1:35:12] can leafe. Civil sernts
[1:35:14] can opeteafe. The don
[1:35:14] t
[1:35:15] ve to worry about not gng
[1:35:16] me to their famil bause a
[1:35:18] de cshed the This is
[1:35:19] ridiculous. We
[1:35:20] ee you nt
[1:35:21] timeecause I onl g three
[1:35:21] minutes. We
[1:35:22] re goi to get to
[1:35:23] know eac other real wl.
[1:35:25] Guys
[1:35:29] Thankou.Ll right. Nexte
[1:35:31] have Bdy Nortrom.
[1:35:32] D Bdy
[1:35:32] jning us
[1:35:34] viually.
[1:35:50] All right. Brady are y there.
[1:35:52] Itight te jus o momen
[1:35:55] Ok
[1:35:58] Hey treolks. Um I belve
[1:35:59] youan hear me now so
[1:35:59] ll go
[1:36:01] for it. Um hiy nam isrady
[1:36:03] Nordstrom and amhe
[1:36:04] associat dector o
[1:36:06] Govement Relatio and picy
[1:36:07] at t Housingevelopme
[1:36:08] Consorti. I
[1:36:08] m also hereo
[1:36:10] represen t vois o the
[1:36:11] Eastide Affordable Housing
[1:36:12] alition, which consis of
[1:36:15] about 30rganizatnshat
[1:36:17] bud, operate a advate for
[1:36:18] affordab hsing on the Et
[1:36:21] side,ncludingnirkland. I
[1:36:23] rst wanted tohank sffor
[1:36:24] thei hardorkndarly
[1:36:25] engament around the housi
[1:36:27] on faith owned Ld Ce
[1:36:28] amendment that
[1:36:30] s on thegenda
[1:36:32] today.E suprt the itial
[1:36:33] proposal frotaff andhe
[1:36:35] proactiv eagementhat was
[1:36:36] done wit the aordable
[1:36:37] housg community including
[1:36:40] , ouroalitionembers.H,
[1:36:42] thisolicy is a w win for
[1:36:44] faith comnities and the cy
[1:36:46] of Kkland. Fth
[1:36:47] ornizations can use their
[1:36:49] land tomprove theirinancial
[1:36:51] standing while contributin t
[1:36:52] mission aligned commuty
[1:36:53] goals.T
[1:36:54] slso aood chance
[1:36:55] for t city toxpand
[1:36:58] affoable houng. U
[1:36:59] wever, this policy is only
[1:37:00] rthwhile I it can b use b
[1:37:02] these faith comnities. U
[1:37:04] so,h,eust wanteo thank
[1:37:06] staff for setti a sol
[1:37:08] foundationorhis success.
[1:37:10] Um, som of thehings, without
[1:37:13] goin into ahe detls, but
[1:37:14] exible alearesign and
[1:37:16] develoent standar,m,
[1:37:18] crease cacity in excnge
[1:37:19] r affordabity with the
[1:37:21] chance to getoeeper levs
[1:37:23] throughxtra bonus. A tn
[1:37:24] the bight approl and
[1:37:26] administraveeview f
[1:37:28] departe ruests. Um,
[1:37:30] somethg that is ptty common
[1:37:31] in devopments tt almos
[1:37:33] every proct requires a
[1:37:35] departure. So weanted to
[1:37:36] thanktaff f including
[1:37:37] ministration departusor
[1:37:40] these minor deviatis. Um, w
[1:37:42] would als ask for more
[1:37:43] substaialode deviati
[1:37:45] requests to have a pathw as
[1:37:48] we. Um, so faith comnities
[1:37:49] are n development exper.
[1:37:51] And so w suprthese
[1:37:53] addition pts o theode
[1:37:53] that
[1:37:54] seing recmended, or
[1:37:56] the tngs tha go beyd t
[1:37:58] code, ratr including
[1:38:00] expedited pertting,eview,
[1:38:01] preubmittal,onferences and
[1:38:03] staff suprt. Um, fute wor
[1:38:05] will als be need to edute
[1:38:07] thes faith comnities about
[1:38:09] at thi tls, how theyan
[1:38:11] use I and wt circutances.
[1:38:12] Um, itltimatel takes
[1:38:15] knowdge, money and time f a
[1:38:17] fah community to en
[1:38:19] nsider devopment and then
[1:38:21] go thrgh a discernnt
[1:38:23] ocess. So we look fwardo
[1:38:25] is next stage asell. So,
[1:38:26] um tnk you for yr time
[1:38:27] this evening and tha you for
[1:38:29] moving forward Thi important
[1:38:30] pocy.
[1:38:34] Thank you. Brady. All rht.
[1:38:34] Ty clerk
[1:38:36] Nexte hav Ax Zimmean,
[1:38:40] Leon Stute and Lith Wkler
[1:38:43] for, um, tirst t on se
[1:38:45] theast virtu.
[1:38:47] L right Alex.
[1:38:49] S.Hank you.Ow,y name,
[1:38:50] Al Zimmean.
[1:38:50] Mresident
[1:38:52] of Sai Arica. Want to
[1:38:54] speak aut low income pblem.
[1:38:58] Soight months ago, but I the
[1:38:59] Balk country Hsing
[1:39:01] thority eightonths ago, I
[1:39:05] givey ruest a few qstions
[1:39:08] Deputyayor.R. Black
[1:39:10] beusee commiioner of Kin
[1:39:13] County Housi Authoty. So
[1:39:15] situatn ver simpl right now
[1:39:16] la yea I com throuime
[1:39:18] to meeting Kin Country Housing
[1:39:20] Authorit Aft three meeting
[1:39:22] they giv merespass forev.
[1:39:24] Sohe rest o my lif I cant
[1:39:28] go. S MR. Blackid thi You
[1:39:29] kn what thi mea. Why
[1:39:30] Beuse Iave a little b
[1:39:33] differt opion. Maybe very
[1:39:34] dierent onion. Bause Kin
[1:39:36] Countrousing authori.Hat
[1:39:38] isommissior? M black,
[1:39:39] putyayor. It
[1:39:40] a pure crook
[1:39:42] d bandi and killer.Hese
[1:39:44] e very serio problem They
[1:39:46] re dangerous than Hitle
[1:39:49] zi, Gtapo, fascist. You
[1:39:52] kn what is me? W he a
[1:39:57] constution. Law for 250 yea.
[1:39:58] Hitler d
[1:39:59] t have thi in
[1:40:01] frdom ofpeech. Hitler don
[1:40:01] t
[1:40:05] have this. If we have execuve
[1:40:07] order yeago from Trump,
[1:40:08] you kw what has bning
[1:40:09] cotry hounguthority
[1:40:11] possibly belong t Amecan
[1:40:13] tizen. Because am calm for
[1:40:14] these tee mtings. What do
[1:40:16] th have? Investigatihe
[1:40:18] gu. You snt $100 mlion
[1:40:22] for not legal immrants a
[1:40:24] peop like me. Senr citizen,
[1:40:26] dibled, l incom You know
[1:40:26] what I mean? Don
[1:40:27] t he sons.
[1:40:29] Go to King Country Housing
[1:40:31] Authority. You pay 3 from
[1:40:33] income liky income,or
[1:40:35] exame. I cannot aord to
[1:40:35] live. It
[1:40:36] s fine. Artment
[1:40:43] never. L broom. Y know it
[1:40:47] is 40 bksbove iome. So
[1:40:48] this guy.Ery intesting.
[1:40:50] Because you know abo thi I
[1:40:52] speak about tsnd a
[1:40:53] councilnow about this. And no
[1:40:55] onenswer. Buthis.Xactly
[1:40:57] what is you doing? Bause I
[1:40:58] told youore dangero than
[1:41:01] Na Gestapo fascisthis guy
[1:41:03] who spoeforee. Talk abo
[1:41:05] this. Ectly. Se becau y
[1:41:07] Democrou make from King
[1:41:09] country and fro here. You know
[1:41:10] what It
[1:41:12] mean? 2.5 milli
[1:41:15] slave in this. 1illion. Is
[1:41:17] ry quiet Nody talking
[1:41:19] abt thiou know what that
[1:41:20] mean So y mor dgerous
[1:41:22] than Hitr? Naz Gesta,
[1:41:24] scist. Gler talki about
[1:41:27] Germ for eve Gern you
[1:41:29] kill,very Arican citen is
[1:41:31] totally opposite. You areeal
[1:41:34] born, Dieter. You rl killer.
[1:41:36] When you sp dng ts, w
[1:41:37] low income citen America
[1:41:38] don
[1:41:39] t hav rig? Vivrump
[1:41:41] Viva new Amerinevolutio
[1:41:43] and up! Slave in happy cow.
[1:41:45] We have ecutive order from
[1:41:53] PRESIDENT. Did you know you
[1:42:02] Al rightext we have Leo.
[1:42:05] Clark.
[1:42:07] Mayo Curtis, we hav a gst
[1:42:07] here tt
[1:42:09] snnouncin a ver
[1:42:10] specl scholarship a
[1:42:10] they
[1:42:11] requestghat tha
[1:42:14] gut beeard fro first. And
[1:42:17] that persons, um,ilith,nd
[1:42:19] shes online. Cane
[1:42:20] accommodathat reque,
[1:42:21] plea?
[1:42:22] Absolute.
[1:42:38] Stand by
[1:42:39] Good evening City couil
[1:42:41] membersnd Mor Curs. M
[1:42:43] name I Lilh Winkl Sha I
[1:42:44] seed on t Kirandouth
[1:42:47] Cocil fm 2006 to 201 and
[1:42:47] I
[1:42:48] m very exced to be her
[1:42:50] toy to psent the eighth
[1:42:52] annual Matthew Doll Kirkld
[1:42:53] Yout Council Memorl
[1:42:55] Scholarsp Award. Mat serd
[1:42:56] on Kkland You Counc from
[1:43:00] 2009 to 2012. He passe away I
[1:43:02] Februa of 2019. Matt w
[1:43:04] proudf his svice to his
[1:43:05] counity and loved being
[1:43:07] part of the council. I h
[1:43:09] spirit and mory. His parents,
[1:43:11] Linda and b, establishes
[1:43:13] annual scholarip t benefit a
[1:43:14] Kirkland Youth Couiligh
[1:43:15] Scho senior. I
[1:43:16] m here
[1:43:17] presenting thecholarship
[1:43:18] Reviewommittee, which
[1:43:20] includesyself a Alyson
[1:43:21] Blair andenny Drabble who
[1:43:23] areheren cmber tay.He
[1:43:24] threef us have serve on kyc
[1:43:26] togeth alongside our dear
[1:43:28] friend Matt. Eecially
[1:43:29] citing.Onight
[1:43:29] mere to
[1:43:32] troduce Leoity to the t
[1:43:33] the Couil a to t
[1:43:36] mmunity a t 2026 recipnt
[1:43:37] ofhe Matth Doll Kirand
[1:43:38] Yout Councilemorial
[1:43:40] Scholarspward, Leon is here
[1:43:41] wi us tight and wl mak
[1:43:42] some remks after this
[1:43:45] nounceme. Leonraduated
[1:43:46] from Juani High Schoo this
[1:43:47] year.He will be attendi the
[1:43:49] University of Washingn.Eon
[1:44:03] is to be commend for her
[1:44:03] exteiveervicend
[1:44:03] leadersh to Kirklan on the
[1:44:03] Yout Council beginni in
[1:44:03] 2024 We are incrediy touched
[1:44:04] her resnses to the essays,
[1:44:04] ande wouldove to share o
[1:44:04] que, whiche really tnk,
[1:44:04] , gives theeartnd sl of
[1:44:05] what Kirklanouth Cncil is
[1:44:07] about, and parcularly about
[1:44:07] what Leo
[1:44:08] s svice isbout,
[1:44:10] she wrote. The mtaluable
[1:44:10] skl I
[1:44:12] ve takway fm kyc
[1:44:14] is t abilio build bdges
[1:44:15] betwneople a cree
[1:44:17] aceshere others feel
[1:44:18] nuinely seen, heard and
[1:44:20] valued. I realid how much
[1:44:22] belonging shapeshe wayeople
[1:44:23] ntribute collarate, and
[1:44:26] ow. When I becameo-chair, I
[1:44:27] began thiing about leadership
[1:44:29] no asirecting people, but as
[1:44:30] intentiolly creatg
[1:44:33] coection. Congrulations!
[1:44:35] Leon Kirkld Yth Couil
[1:44:36] continue t provi an
[1:44:38] important formave oppornity
[1:44:39] for loc youth Weant to
[1:44:41] recogniz Reg Schweiger for
[1:44:42] the wderfuluidance she
[1:44:43] coinues torovide ashe
[1:44:44] program crdinator for the
[1:44:46] Kirkland You Council and
[1:44:47] thank youor the opptunity
[1:44:48] toake this solarship
[1:44:50] nouncement. And now,
[1:44:51] believe Leon wouldike t use
[1:44:52] herublic cment to say a few
[1:44:54] rds. Tnkou a souch
[1:44:55] an congratations again.
[1:45:05] Thanou.
[1:45:07] Good eveng, Mayorurtis.
[1:45:09] Member of the City Counc and
[1:45:11] everyo her tonight. First, I
[1:45:13] woul reay like to sincerely
[1:45:15] thank t Dellamily and t
[1:45:17] holarshi cmittee, for this
[1:45:20] inedible honor. Um, feel so
[1:45:23] genuinel honed. Um, it
[1:45:25] reallyeans so much to reive
[1:45:27] a scharship that celrates
[1:45:28] Mahewell
[1:45:28] comtment to
[1:45:30] servg our comnity. And I
[1:45:32] also wt to tha theity of
[1:45:34] Kilandorontinuing t
[1:45:36] investn young pple through
[1:45:38] progra like tirkland
[1:45:41] Youth Cncil and t excerpt
[1:45:42] at was shared ofy
[1:45:44] scholahip essay I talke
[1:45:46] abou buildgridges beten
[1:45:49] people and creing, u spaces
[1:45:51] whe other feeleen, heard
[1:45:54] an valued. That becam truly
[1:45:57] biggestakeaway from kyc
[1:45:58] but it also chang theay
[1:46:02] that I think aut leadersp.
[1:46:04] When I fst joine kyc, I
[1:46:06] though I was joini a gup
[1:46:08] thatlannedventsnd
[1:46:10] voluntred in t communi.
[1:46:12] Whehat is still tru I
[1:46:14] verxpected it t spe that
[1:46:17] ki of person that wanted to
[1:46:20] become I taught me that
[1:46:21] meaningful leadershi isn
[1:46:21] t
[1:46:23] aboutavinghe loustoice
[1:46:23] in the room. It
[1:46:24] s about makg
[1:46:26] surehat people feel
[1:46:29] comfortae using theirs. And
[1:46:30] some o the momts I
[1:46:30] m most
[1:46:32] proudfhen I was the one
[1:46:34] speaking. But whe I saw
[1:46:38] meone who had once been qui
[1:46:40] begin sharing their ideas
[1:46:41] because the finly ft lik
[1:46:44] they bonged. Asomeoneho
[1:46:46] has moved between countries,
[1:46:48] cuures and cmunities man
[1:46:51] tis, I kw how mningful
[1:46:53] at flingf belongian
[1:46:55] be. That
[1:46:56] s why creating spaces
[1:46:57] whe peopl fl welcomed,
[1:46:59] cluded and valued is
[1:47:01] someing ce so deepl
[1:47:01] abt. And it
[1:47:03] something um,
[1:47:03] andt
[1:47:04] s a lesson
[1:47:04] llarry
[1:47:06] wi me longfter my te on
[1:47:10] ky. Reiving a scholaripn
[1:47:10] Matthew Dell
[1:47:11] same is
[1:47:12] especially meaniful becau
[1:47:14] it reminds m tt t bridges
[1:47:17] we bld and the, u impacts
[1:47:20] we mak c can, can connue
[1:47:20] longfter w
[1:47:22] reone. Every
[1:47:23] act of kiness, eve
[1:47:24] opportity w creat f
[1:47:26] someone else a everyerson
[1:47:28] we eourage has t potenal
[1:47:29] to sha theommunity inays
[1:47:31] we MAY nev fly see. And
[1:47:32] ho to carry tha lessonith
[1:47:36] me lgfter m te on kyc is
[1:47:39] over. So thank you again t the
[1:47:40] doll family, thecholarsh
[1:47:41] mmittee, andhe City of
[1:47:43] Kirknd for thi incredie
[1:47:45] honor.T is sometng that
[1:47:47] will alwaye gratefu for and
[1:47:48] will carry with meherever
[1:47:51] fe takes me next. Thank you.
[1:47:52] Thank you liane and
[1:47:53] congralations. Ias going to
[1:47:55] say weould clap, b y
[1:47:55] can
[1:47:57] t hear us. S thank y so
[1:47:59] ch. A rig.Ext we have
[1:48:01] Aaron.
[1:48:03] Aaron Hilton, follod by
[1:48:05] Aliciauiznd Sn
[1:48:07] Hornibrook
[1:48:10] Thank you.
[1:48:11] Hello aga. It
[1:48:12] s wonderf
[1:48:13] seeing all o your virtual
[1:48:14] fas. It
[1:48:15] s been a hot minut
[1:48:18] Um,ut I alws like toake
[1:48:19] anfforto rognizeeople
[1:48:21] that go above a beyd,
[1:48:24] especialhent comes ty
[1:48:26] counity. U even thoh I
[1:48:28] little bit late, Redmond
[1:48:30] keeps m bus Um, but I would
[1:48:32] like t recogze Cef Saint
[1:48:33] Jean andhe Kirkld Pice
[1:48:35] Dertment for dng just tha
[1:48:37] and inving m t present my
[1:48:39] transgder commuty
[1:48:41] teraction and engement for
[1:48:43] public safet traing coue.
[1:48:43] It
[1:48:44] s a mouthfu It
[1:48:45] a wor in
[1:48:47] progress. Huhh, bk I
[1:48:48] JUNE. It
[1:48:49] s not sething that
[1:48:52] Mi nded t do or hado d
[1:48:54] bu aer my quicknd dirty
[1:48:57] pitch and conrsation, u
[1:48:58] he was o board. H wanteo
[1:48:59] do it. Signed u Let
[1:49:02] s g Um,
[1:49:04] atruly means aot. It was
[1:49:06] areatrainingession. Um,
[1:49:08] the offers in attdance
[1:49:09] passed wit flyg colors.
[1:49:11] A-plus. Gol sta. Uh, they
[1:49:14] asdremendou questns. U
[1:49:17] andt gives m hope to see l
[1:49:20] enfoement taking these
[1:49:23] oppounitieso lrn abo my
[1:49:25] community a what ty can do
[1:49:27] toelp. And, uh, I don
[1:49:28] t kw
[1:49:29] ofny of y remember, buthe
[1:49:34] last te Ias over the, um,
[1:49:35] ving the sech on Trans
[1:49:37] Vibility Day, I ske lot
[1:49:39] abt kwledges per And,
[1:49:42] um, this is wre it kind of
[1:49:43] arts.Hisraining progr
[1:49:44] that
[1:49:45] ve bee working on wh
[1:49:46] puic safety is to help bridg
[1:49:49] th gap, um, and rebui tse
[1:49:51] brges beten law enforceme
[1:49:54] an m communi. A we
[1:49:54] re
[1:49:55] startingnd I
[1:49:56] m actlly
[1:49:59] startingo see proess, um,
[1:50:01] especially wit interacons
[1:50:02] from law enforcementith the
[1:50:04] communy. U so it
[1:50:05] s it
[1:50:05] s
[1:50:06] giving meope tha w
[1:50:07] re wt
[1:50:07] I
[1:50:10] m doing I good. I hope, um,
[1:50:13] and that we c connueo
[1:50:16] reild tha tst. Um, I like
[1:50:19] thank Mikeery much
[1:50:21] because,ou know, with our
[1:50:23] convertions, you
[1:50:23] ve always
[1:50:25] been. Jt wan t just
[1:50:27] want to do wha I need to do to
[1:50:30] ma you all hpy and feel
[1:50:32] sa and important And that
[1:50:34] really means lot. Um,o I
[1:50:36] ju wanted to recogni those
[1:50:39] efrts and appciate what the
[1:50:40] Kirkndd is doing And
[1:50:42] hofullyean teou all
[1:50:44] can take tha to we
[1:50:44] re all
[1:50:46] coming in SEPTEMBER. S
[1:50:47] hopellyou
[1:50:48] a lite b
[1:50:50] mo prepare for, uh, deang
[1:50:52] th the comnity from afar or
[1:50:54] wever they want te doi
[1:50:57] at. So thank youery muc
[1:50:59] Thk you Aon.E sincerely
[1:51:00] appriate y showing your
[1:51:02] appriation. So tha y very
[1:51:05] much. Um, Acia
[1:51:06] next.
[1:51:08] Correct?
[1:51:10] Rrect. She is online, so
[1:51:10] we
[1:51:11] re waitingor her to go
[1:51:13] throughhe transion here.
[1:51:22] Okay.
[1:51:24] Good eveni, Mor Ctis a
[1:51:24] members.
[1:51:25] Of theouncil.Y name is
[1:51:26] icia Ruiz, a I
[1:51:27] m here today
[1:51:28] on behalf of habitat for
[1:51:30] hunity, Sttleing and
[1:51:32] Kittas cnties to speak I
[1:51:33] suppt o therdinance
[1:51:34] exnding affordabl housing
[1:51:36] opportities o faith oed
[1:51:38] propty. Habat
[1:51:38] ission is
[1:51:40] simp.Verybody deserve a
[1:51:42] dent,ffordabl pla to
[1:51:44] call home. W work towd tt
[1:51:45] mission throughermanent
[1:51:47] affoable homeownship and
[1:51:48] partnersps that turn
[1:51:50] unrused land into rea
[1:51:52] housg opptunity. This
[1:51:53] ordinance speak dirtly t
[1:51:56] that wor.Aith oppornities
[1:51:58] ross t Eastse oft hol
[1:51:59] la tha is increbly
[1:52:01] vaable a underused. Tse
[1:52:02] parcel repsentnef the
[1:52:04] most promisind mos
[1:52:05] overloed opptunities to
[1:52:07] buil afforble homes in
[1:52:08] places tha alrdy have
[1:52:09] communit roots
[1:52:11] Trant access andeighbors
[1:52:13] who wano see the thre by
[1:52:15] allong streamledermitting
[1:52:16] andeasonablensity and
[1:52:18] height flexility f
[1:52:19] resideial devopment on
[1:52:21] faith own ld. This
[1:52:22] ordinance removes real
[1:52:24] barrie, the kinds that often
[1:52:26] the kin tt oft stall
[1:52:27] affordle projects for yea
[1:52:30] ill them befe they. It
[1:52:31] ves fth organations a
[1:52:33] genuine path t put their land
[1:52:34] toward lon term comnity
[1:52:36] benefi and it gesonprofit
[1:52:37] velopersike hitat a
[1:52:40] able partn to build wit
[1:52:41] We kw tsodel wks, a
[1:52:42] it
[1:52:43] s alrea helngamilies
[1:52:44] move froenting to oingn
[1:52:46] communies across ouregion,
[1:52:48] and we believet can wk in
[1:52:51] workn Kirkld t.Abitat
[1:52:52] isommitted to deepening our
[1:52:54] esence on the eas se. We
[1:52:55] nt toork directly wit
[1:52:55] rkland
[1:52:57] fth communies,
[1:52:59] ci sffnd this cncilo
[1:53:01] identi sites where this
[1:53:03] ornance can turn into real,
[1:53:05] peanently affordaeomes
[1:53:06] forocalamilies. W see thi
[1:53:08] legislatn as an invation,
[1:53:10] and we intdo ansr it. W
[1:53:11] urge y toass this
[1:53:12] ornance, ande lookorward
[1:53:14] buildin what comes next
[1:53:15] gether.
[1:53:16] Thk you.
[1:53:25] Than you. Alici.
[1:53:29] An Horbrook virtuallyfter
[1:53:30] Shn, w have t additnal
[1:53:33] gues.En Menzie,n site
[1:53:34] an Joe Kinsler virtual.
[1:53:56] Thk you
[1:54:13] an, d you hrs?
[1:54:14] N you hear me?Kay.
[1:54:15] We can g
[1:54:16] ead.
[1:54:19] Grt. Thank you so much. Gd
[1:54:22] eveninissayor. And to
[1:54:23] council. I
[1:54:24] ll be rllyrief
[1:54:26] here. Only my onlyomment.
[1:54:30] Haso do with the Arrieta,
[1:54:33] uh, agreeme. Um,nd I wanted
[1:54:33] to just. I
[1:54:35] se the memrs
[1:54:37] of theouncil and MADAM Mor
[1:54:38] are familiar with what
[1:54:38] s wt
[1:54:40] the agrment is about. Uh,
[1:54:41] one, I
[1:54:42] s aordable housi,
[1:54:44] whic is gat. U and think
[1:54:46] we can all get behind that. But
[1:54:47] myoncern with thisew
[1:54:51] agreent is that in 2019,m,
[1:54:54] uh Arethaenefited from the,
[1:54:59] uh,he mft,m, pil pgram.
[1:55:00] Theylready gotte a tax
[1:55:02] benefit, receive aax benefit
[1:55:04] r this propey. Same
[1:55:06] footint. So what are what are
[1:55:08] at are w going to get wit
[1:55:10] anothe tax break. Plu the the
[1:55:12] no intert loans memrs of
[1:55:13] the Kklandommunity,
[1:55:13] ve
[1:55:16] livedere for heowner for 2
[1:55:18] years n. Great. Gat pla.
[1:55:20] , and s w c allgree on
[1:55:22] that a I jt wted t know
[1:55:22] at we
[1:55:23] re goi toet f
[1:55:24] nefit, because w
[1:55:24] re going to
[1:55:28] be takg gen, uh, tm a t
[1:55:32] break thah, has ttill be
[1:55:35] pang the, the, t, the
[1:55:38] ountf money duehat I has
[1:55:40] toe assesd. It
[1:55:41] s going t
[1:55:45] ve to come from somewhe. So
[1:55:45] what
[1:55:46] s the benefit going t be.
[1:55:46] Becae that
[1:55:47] s als money
[1:55:47] that
[1:55:48] sot goi to go to other
[1:55:50] places to dferent proams
[1:55:52] forffordabl houng. So when
[1:55:54] I looke at this agreement I
[1:55:55] noted tt we
[1:55:55] reot the
[1:55:56] re
[1:55:56] not getng we
[1:55:57] re not getting
[1:55:58] any n units tha are
[1:56:02] affordle. Als, t the
[1:56:04] rticular propey,m, is
[1:56:07] inherely, uh, ineensive.
[1:56:13] And, um,ell bel t uh,
[1:56:16] 60%edian teshold of, u
[1:56:19] artment rent rental. So w
[1:56:19] re
[1:56:20] loing at t benefitecause
[1:56:20] we
[1:56:21] re payg more. And they
[1:56:22] alrey had aenefit.O
[1:56:22] they
[1:56:23] re back aga for secon
[1:56:25] befit. So what are weoing
[1:56:28] to g? No more new units. So
[1:56:30] ybe a guarant that that
[1:56:30] it
[1:56:32] going to sta low. Well,
[1:56:33] the
[1:56:33] s nothing tt
[1:56:33] s bn
[1:56:35] presend that I c see tha
[1:56:37] going to cause these mro
[1:56:40] artments,h, micro studios
[1:56:44] to increas asar ashe size
[1:56:45] d theirootprint. We
[1:56:45] re not
[1:56:46] gettg any me uni.Hat
[1:56:46] s
[1:56:47] no going t chae if it
[1:56:48] switched to aew buyer,
[1:56:49] they
[1:56:50] ve gothe same footprint.
[1:56:53] So if theyant to refbish it
[1:56:53] or whaver,hey
[1:56:54] going t
[1:56:55] ve to expd an inordine
[1:56:57] amountf money to make ts a
[1:56:59] different rentalalue
[1:57:00] propty. So i
[1:57:02] m askg a
[1:57:03] urging the nooteecause I
[1:57:03] don
[1:57:05] t see a benef or new
[1:57:06] fordable housing with this
[1:57:07] rticular agreement. I thank
[1:57:08] you allor yr time this
[1:57:09] eving.
[1:57:14] Thank you. Sea.
[1:57:15] Yes. Thank you. I
[1:57:15] m sor. That
[1:57:16] wast.
[1:57:17] L right I thoht youere
[1:57:24] done.Hank you so mh.
[1:57:26] Thankou.
[1:57:27] An. Done. Oy.
[1:57:27] So I
[1:57:28] mereo talk about the
[1:57:31] tw library.M, and the rfp
[1:57:35] respon. Um,o it
[1:57:35] s submitt
[1:57:37] by theastside Tl
[1:57:40] Colltive,hich h no form
[1:57:42] rightow. Undhey say
[1:57:42] they
[1:57:44] reoing to operate under
[1:57:45] fiscal spoorship of the South
[1:57:48] ng Tool Library. So wt
[1:57:50] diggin into the irs databas
[1:57:51] an found the South King Tool
[1:57:52] Library. Tyaven
[1:57:54] t submied
[1:57:56] theirax retur for twoears,
[1:57:57] sohey
[1:57:58] re rig on t verge
[1:57:59] of losg their tax exempt
[1:58:01] stus. And yethe city I
[1:58:03] anticipang that w wouldo
[1:58:05] business with them as tax
[1:58:08] exempt oanization. T r
[1:58:09] reonse doe not include any
[1:58:11] response a descripon of
[1:58:13] wh fisca spoorship means.
[1:58:15] Fial sponsorip is eremely
[1:58:18] brd a veryomplex.
[1:58:20] Metimes the fiscal sponsor
[1:58:21] ts on behal o the
[1:58:23] organition, andometimes
[1:58:24] they actlongside. Won
[1:58:25] t
[1:58:26] ow, and yet we
[1:58:27] re going to be
[1:58:29] asked as a cy to make out a
[1:58:31] check f $100,000 to
[1:58:33] esumably, Sou Kin Tool
[1:58:34] Library. And weave ndea
[1:58:36] what the relatiohip betwe
[1:58:41] them ahe, u the Eastse
[1:58:45] Tool Clective is. Soe
[1:58:45] re if
[1:58:46] we d
[1:58:48] tive t mon to the
[1:58:49] ol lrary,he Sth Kin
[1:58:50] Toolibrary, tn somebody
[1:58:51] s
[1:58:52] goingo have toay tesn
[1:58:52] it.Nd that
[1:58:53] s n I the
[1:58:56] buet. S w need tonow wt
[1:58:58] legal eityhe cits going
[1:59:00] be working with. Otherwise,
[1:59:01] the r I kin of
[1:59:03] n-responsive We just don
[1:59:03] t
[1:59:11] kn.O what?Hy is this rfp
[1:59:13] reonse so empty and crical
[1:59:15] financl areas Why isn
[1:59:16] t
[1:59:20] ybodyiving it a once ove?
[1:59:25] Is the rfp jt a forlity?
[1:59:26] Oh well,e
[1:59:27] re all frien,
[1:59:27] and it
[1:59:29] s only $10000, s we
[1:59:29] real don
[1:59:30] taveo be vy
[1:59:31] reful about it, becse we
[1:59:32] ll
[1:59:34] sortll thi out Well,
[1:59:34] don
[1:59:35] t think so. I thi
[1:59:38] $100,000s a lotf mey, and
[1:59:41] I thinkhat befee process
[1:59:43] thisfp, before we haveny
[1:59:44] ki of agreent, we hav to
[1:59:46] ki of get out of thisne
[1:59:47] ha, washi the oth
[1:59:49] relationip a itead create
[1:59:49] arm
[1:59:50] sength relatnship
[1:59:53] between theity and our
[1:59:56] ntractor so that we g our
[1:59:56] ney
[1:59:57] s worth and we know who
[1:59:58] we
[1:59:59] re working wit andhat
[2:00:00] we
[2:00:02] re going to get for what w
[2:00:04] spend. Tha y.
[2:00:07] Thkou.Ll rig, Joe
[2:00:16] counlor
[2:00:18] Can everyon hr m y.
[2:00:20] Than. Hopefully this tng
[2:00:22] work Um.Ew kind ofew
[2:00:25] technolo. New neworm of
[2:00:26] zoom. So I
[2:00:27] monna get through
[2:00:28] th as quick as I canith t
[2:00:31] mites. 50s. Um, really wou
[2:00:33] encoage the city of Kirklan
[2:00:33] to Look, I
[2:00:34] ve asked you to d
[2:00:35] is befor I askou to do it
[2:00:37] again. Consiring t remarks
[2:00:39] of a certain Ale And none of
[2:00:40] you fel lik you cou sak
[2:00:41] upnd say tha was wro.Nd
[2:00:43] historallyntrue, amo
[2:00:46] otrhings,hat youeed to
[2:00:48] allyalk to yrriends in
[2:00:49] Reond, and y need to tal
[2:00:50] to your fends in Blevue
[2:00:51] about getng se cncil
[2:00:53] rules,ecause y
[2:00:53] re spending
[2:00:55] a nightwayrom yramilies
[2:00:56] here You don
[2:00:56] deserve toe
[2:00:58] comparo ms murderi
[2:00:59] nocidal monster I
[2:00:59] m not
[2:01:00] even going to use the words
[2:01:02] mmerman used. Inow better.
[2:01:05] Um,nd I find thoseind of
[2:01:06] quificatio unfair to you
[2:01:08] an your frids andamily.
[2:01:11] , find them unfai to the
[2:01:12] staff and the comnity to he
[2:01:15] to sit through this. Um, this
[2:01:16] is not why fough for public
[2:01:17] comment s har duringnd
[2:01:20] shortly after the pandemic. Um,
[2:01:23] is I uh, not okay.He way
[2:01:23] you
[2:01:24] re bng treed. And
[2:01:25] thk it
[2:01:26] sncumbentpon you
[2:01:27] stand uporach oth and
[2:01:28] push the bouaries here.
[2:01:30] Dmondid.T looks le
[2:01:30] Zimmerma
[2:01:31] s intimidat fm
[2:01:33] goinghere.Ercer Islandid.
[2:01:34] Zierman doesn
[2:01:34] go there
[2:01:38] ymore. Ueattle really has
[2:01:39] it.Immerman dsn
[2:01:39] gohere
[2:01:42] anyme. Kin o see a patte.
[2:01:42] I tnk I
[2:01:43] ve made m poi.
[2:01:43] It
[2:01:44] s kind o running a bit
[2:01:45] te. While wish you a wel
[2:01:46] and beafeut the, make
[2:01:50] su all youo.
[2:01:52] Thank you. All right. City
[2:01:54] clk.Oes that e our publi
[2:01:55] coents?
[2:01:57] S, it does.
[2:02:00] L rig. Tha y. We are
[2:02:02] now movin on t theonsent
[2:02:04] lendar. Beforee have a
[2:02:05] motion, I liko ask the
[2:02:07] Depu mayor to present the
[2:02:10] dit of account.
[2:02:11] Thankou mayorhank y.
[2:02:13] Mayor. Wereow movg. Oh,
[2:02:15] sorry. U I always, u rea
[2:02:16] from t wrong section there.
[2:02:18] Thank y. U w h payroll
[2:02:19] in themount o
[2:02:24] $10,2,835.26, a billsnd
[2:02:28] amount of $12,9,410 and
[2:02:30] .94.
[2:02:31] Ank you.
[2:02:32] Is tre aotion topprove
[2:02:35] th consent caldar?
[2:02:36] Moved.
[2:02:38] Oh, wow. I think thatas
[2:02:40] Counciember Pm. Sond by
[2:02:41] counl. Deputy MAY. Is tt
[2:02:45] right Couilmemberrim, wer
[2:02:48] u the mion maker Okay. All
[2:02:48] right. It
[2:02:49] s bee moved b
[2:02:50] Cocilmemberim, sond by
[2:02:52] Dety Mor Black toove
[2:02:54] forwar Thionsent caldar.
[2:02:57] Is there a dcussion? A
[2:02:59] ose I favor,lease say aye.
[2:03:01] Aye
[2:03:04] Any opped? Mion carries
[2:03:08] ven zero. Thank you. All
[2:03:10] right. We are now movin on to
[2:03:12] r regular busines agenda.
[2:03:14] Ou first im o busines is
[2:03:16] on altnative delivery ofhe
[2:03:18] ter Peter Kirk Poole, project
[2:03:31] cityanager.Ou are muted
[2:03:32] That was a brilliapening
[2:03:33] too. And I
[2:03:34] veust spped all
[2:03:36] ov it. Tnk y MADAM. U
[2:03:38] so ts I yourecond
[2:03:39] presentaon onhe alternave
[2:03:41] of the Per Quill Project As
[2:03:42] you know, you ges
[2:03:43] rmission to go t the state
[2:03:44] seef theyouldpprove
[2:03:46] e project. Theyid? Can I
[2:03:48] hear abo tha And the it
[2:03:49] requires under our code, the
[2:03:51] cityouncil to give staff
[2:03:52] permissi to proce wit this
[2:03:54] asn altertive delivy
[2:03:55] meth. So we
[2:03:55] going to he
[2:03:56] a council preseation tonig.
[2:03:58] And w areooking for a motn
[2:04:00] approve us to mov fward.
[2:04:01] , her to giveou that
[2:04:02] prestations ourenior
[2:04:04] project engineer,nika Davis
[2:04:05] our consultants at Turne and
[2:04:07] Townsend, Hry aurulie
[2:04:08] Unrwood, o director of
[2:04:14] public works.
[2:04:22] Ankou. Cyanager. Good
[2:04:23] ening, Mam Mayor. Deputy
[2:04:25] yor, black andity council
[2:04:26] ank youor this opportuty
[2:04:27] to provide an update on t
[2:04:31] ter Creool project. Um,
[2:04:37] we can move to the nex slide.
[2:04:39] As the city manager summarid
[2:04:41] in Je,ouncil received an
[2:04:43] erview of therogressi
[2:04:45] design bld andupported
[2:04:45] staff
[2:04:47] s recomndation to apply
[2:04:47] to thetate
[2:04:48] s Pject Revw
[2:04:50] Committee, p, for
[2:04:52] authorizion to usehis
[2:04:53] delivery mhod. Uh, tonht
[2:04:54] we
[2:04:55] ll brief rap the Peter
[2:04:57] Creekool project and w
[2:04:58] staf continue to recomme
[2:05:00] prressive dign build. Um,
[2:05:00] then we
[2:05:02] smarize the prc
[2:05:04] decion, explain how this
[2:05:05] devery metho protect plic
[2:05:07] value. Wk thrgh thelanned
[2:05:08] schedu and procurent
[2:05:10] procs a conclud with
[2:05:12] recoendedouncil actions for
[2:05:14] night and inhe future for
[2:05:17] this proje. It sounds like a
[2:05:17] t, but it
[2:05:19] s only ten sdes
[2:05:19] and we
[2:05:23] re alrea two dow. So.
[2:05:25] Light.
[2:05:27] , pject summary the Per
[2:05:29] Kirkod projects pmarily a
[2:05:30] renovati proct. T
[2:05:32] existi facility haseached a
[2:05:33] point wre iestment is
[2:05:35] need to addressging
[2:05:37] building syste.He pool
[2:05:39] shl, the and dk, mechacal
[2:05:40] an electril syste.
[2:05:42] Acssibility impromentsnd
[2:05:44] renotions to theathhouse
[2:05:45] Uh With thi the pject
[2:05:47] proves an opportuty to
[2:05:47] prove the communi
[2:05:48] s
[2:05:49] exrience by replacihe
[2:05:50] existing wadg pool with a
[2:05:52] more funionalctivity pool
[2:05:54] and expding the bhhouse t
[2:05:57] incle family and all genr
[2:05:59] angingooms. Her preous
[2:06:00] council decions. The sco
[2:06:02] will n inclu rocating t
[2:06:03] pool entrae t Kirkld
[2:06:05] Avenue and expration o the
[2:06:10] pool andlosure. Um, as sho
[2:06:13] on ts slide. Ohou can.
[2:06:15] Thereou go. Thanks. U t
[2:06:16] prect is suppoed throu a
[2:06:18] coination o impact fee
[2:06:20] ITne, Kirklanarks and
[2:06:21] Ki County Parks levies a
[2:06:23] grt. Pottial debtunding,
[2:06:25] debtinancing and total
[2:06:27] entified fundiackage of
[2:06:30] approximatel 11. Mlion. Uh,
[2:06:31] th complexity of delering
[2:06:32] this wkithin an exiing
[2:06:34] opering aquatic facily a
[2:06:35] codinating all o these
[2:06:37] terconneed stems,ed t
[2:06:38] affo recmend progrsive
[2:06:40] design bld, u proessive
[2:06:42] degn build I wel stedor
[2:06:43] projec thatnvolve thnical
[2:06:46] complety, unown existg
[2:06:48] conditions and chaenging
[2:06:50] schedules.Hose arexactly
[2:06:51] the cracteriscsf our
[2:06:54] Peterirk Poo pject. The
[2:06:55] project inclus speciized
[2:06:57] aquac mechanical stems
[2:06:59] integring and intrating new
[2:07:01] stems wh exiing
[2:07:02] inastructureates
[2:07:04] uncertntieshat are best
[2:07:05] resolv when t conactor
[2:07:07] can joi t team ely, rathe
[2:07:09] thanfter the desig is
[2:07:11] mplete. At the same time, the
[2:07:13] projec must balance immiate
[2:07:14] frastructure needshile
[2:07:15] intaining ssonal
[2:07:17] operatns. Ultately,
[2:07:19] progresse design bld alls
[2:07:22] the owner digner,ontractor
[2:07:24] an contractor t collabote
[2:07:26] early to refincope,
[2:07:27] imove,onstruct ality,
[2:07:29] manage risk and devop
[2:07:31] realisc cost information
[2:07:32] before cstruction is
[2:07:34] contraed. Those advanges
[2:07:36] are not availle through a
[2:07:38] tradional design biduild
[2:07:49] apprch. As we summarize
[2:07:51] earlie folwing council
[2:07:51] s
[2:07:52] diction, sta prepared and
[2:07:53] submitd theity
[2:07:56] applicatn to the prc on Jun
[2:07:58] 30th. Tpplication was
[2:08:00] accepted without any request
[2:08:01] for claficationr addional
[2:08:02] information, and sff
[2:08:04] prented the project to the
[2:08:07] committee o Jul 24th. The
[2:08:08] ci
[2:08:09] sresentationeam
[2:08:10] includedublic Wksirector
[2:08:12] Jue Undwood, deput
[2:08:13] direct of pks Joh Lloyd,
[2:08:15] Parks pnning and developme
[2:08:17] manage Mariah Gill, a
[2:08:18] myself. We were supported by
[2:08:20] Turn andownsend Harris
[2:08:21] seing as our owner advis,
[2:08:22] and Pacifaaw Group serving
[2:08:25] egal counsel After o
[2:08:27] presention, questns and
[2:08:29] discuson, the comttee.He
[2:08:30] coittee unanimous
[2:08:31] dermined tha the project
[2:08:33] satisfie the statury
[2:08:36] requiremts of rcw 3910nd
[2:08:36] approv the cit
[2:08:37] s request to
[2:08:39] e progressi desig build.
[2:08:41] The committee provid pitive
[2:08:42] feedback about theity
[2:08:42] s
[2:08:44] preparedsso ainisterr
[2:08:45] progresse desn, build
[2:08:46] project. Ty comnded the
[2:08:49] traini cpleted by sta.
[2:08:50] Ouse of an expienced
[2:08:51] owner, advor a leg
[2:08:53] counsel,ndurfforts to
[2:08:54] buil relatiohips witeer
[2:08:56] agencies experieed in
[2:08:58] ogressive dign, build and
[2:09:01] aqtic facities Ovell,
[2:09:02] th committ describ the
[2:09:03] ty as well prepare said this
[2:09:05] s a good use ofubliconey
[2:09:07] and comment tha wead
[2:09:08] pick the rightroject for
[2:09:12] progressiv dign, build a
[2:09:15] acy wil take t nextlide.
[2:09:16] Thks.,
[2:09:17] Annika.
[2:09:19] Sorogressive designuild.
[2:09:20] .
[2:09:23] Protects thealue of public
[2:09:24] dolls.
[2:09:25] .
[2:09:27] In coue of way So bes
[2:09:28] lue selection. Thi giv us
[2:09:30] thepportunity toelect a
[2:09:32] team tt I mostuality or
[2:09:33] no best val. Qualificaons
[2:09:36] sed, best val selection So
[2:09:37] itivess the oortunity to
[2:09:38] sect a tea that isost
[2:09:40] quifiedo diver t
[2:09:42] prect. Bh, both technically
[2:09:44] an from a pcess persptive.
[2:09:46] And thatlso include u
[2:09:48] specialty subcoractors and
[2:09:49] su consultts. S tha
[2:09:49] s
[2:09:51] especial applicaeo ts
[2:09:53] project with the poo uh
[2:09:55] systems. Those are vy speci
[2:09:56] in nate.Nd we
[2:09:57] ll takehe
[2:09:59] right tm, u to deliverhe
[2:10:01] oject. Wel um,t
[2:10:02] s also
[2:10:04] basednransparent costs So
[2:10:05] we
[2:10:06] lltart worng wit the
[2:10:08] team ely oo devel
[2:10:10] exactlhat thecopes of
[2:10:11] theroject and whathe cts
[2:10:12] e of the pject. A I
[2:10:12] s
[2:10:13] developen what
[2:10:13] s cald an
[2:10:15] en bk, um, nure. And
[2:10:15] th
[2:10:19] s contractual Um, so
[2:10:20] erything tha the contractor
[2:10:22] am isorking on early onn
[2:10:24] the proce ishared withhe
[2:10:26] owner team transpantly. S
[2:10:28] the the sub numbehat ty
[2:10:29] e gettirom potenal
[2:10:31] rtners, they
[2:10:32] re back u to
[2:10:34] all of their infortion. All
[2:10:35] of the dails arehere. So we
[2:10:37] a tea can evaluat I and
[2:10:38] undetand ifhat
[2:10:38] s goodalue
[2:10:40] to the proje. And we c als
[2:10:42] e, u thi party estimators
[2:10:43] to reviewhat a hp us
[2:10:45] undetand tt as well. A
[2:10:48] then u mket competion. So
[2:10:50] the design builders selected
[2:10:53] bad onualification t
[2:10:55] subs can beelectedn
[2:10:57] qualifations or through
[2:10:59] competive subntractor
[2:11:00] biing. So we get to have some
[2:11:01] flexility in howhey
[2:11:05] brout on. B there is um,
[2:11:06] ere will be some uh,
[2:11:09] compitive bidackages. And
[2:11:09] so we know that we
[2:11:09] getting
[2:11:11] e best val there. Um,his
[2:11:13] is als the delivery method
[2:11:14] that gives us t best
[2:11:17] opportunitie to iorporate
[2:11:18] business. Um, andhat
[2:11:19] s by
[2:11:21] being able tm, createhe
[2:11:22] right pkages and make sur
[2:11:23] that we hav them and also t,
[2:11:26] e contrting is open. So
[2:11:26] we
[2:11:27] able to selthem I
[2:11:33] this pross. Ming t my next
[2:11:35] slide. Sohis I big kind of
[2:11:38] overchingimelinef the
[2:11:38] project and wtt
[2:11:39] sntending
[2:11:42] to show he tays, uh,
[2:11:44] contract milesnes. And when
[2:11:44] we
[2:11:46] ll ce backo see you. So
[2:11:49] e block are milesnes that
[2:11:51] reprent eitr the fir one,
[2:11:55] um, procurent. Uh, and and
[2:11:59] contct phase So we signne
[2:12:00] contct androgressiveesign
[2:12:02] build at theeryeginning.
[2:12:04] D it is f an initial pha
[2:12:06] service And then therere
[2:12:07] endments tha g with tha
[2:12:09] So the next time weouldome
[2:12:11] backo see you as we
[2:12:11] ve got
[2:12:13] ourots thatepresent couil
[2:12:16] visits, um, wld beround
[2:12:17] Dember. S asoon ase get
[2:12:18] doneith prorement a I
[2:12:18] ll
[2:12:19] ta a little b more about
[2:12:20] th process onhe next sde.
[2:12:23] And that wld be for the to
[2:12:24] apove award of the contrt
[2:12:25] fo thenitial phase of
[2:12:26] serves, which is called
[2:12:28] validationnd w anticipe
[2:12:31] th to be 2 to 3 month And
[2:12:34] th we wou come back again
[2:12:37] for, u of t nexontract
[2:12:39] ase, whichill likely
[2:12:40] incle the early work packa
[2:12:41] thate
[2:12:41] ve tald aut bng
[2:12:43] ableo do somef t thing
[2:12:43] at needo be done onhe
[2:12:45] poolrior to openg forext
[2:12:47] season, along wit t balance
[2:12:50] of desn forhe pject, and
[2:12:52] th toward the e of desn,
[2:12:53] we ce back wit what
[2:12:53] s cled
[2:12:55] the g andment, and tts
[2:12:57] the andment thatnables
[2:13:05] cotruction.M,f we
[2:13:05] re
[2:13:06] successful her tonig and
[2:13:06] you
[2:13:08] re compell by o reque
[2:13:09] to use progressive design
[2:13:10] build, t next step would be
[2:13:12] to mov into, uh, procument
[2:13:13] of t project and so on. A
[2:13:15] progresse dign build
[2:13:17] project.Hat that mns is
[2:13:17] it
[2:13:18] s a two step, two step
[2:13:21] qualificions base, uh,
[2:13:23] selectio Fir steeing
[2:13:24] issuin a reqst for
[2:13:26] qualificatio.N respons to
[2:13:27] that,e wld recei
[2:13:28] statemts ofualificaons
[2:13:30] frroposed desig build
[2:13:31] teams. Anye who
[2:13:31] intested
[2:13:33] can submit stement of
[2:13:35] quifications selecon
[2:13:36] commite riews those
[2:13:38] qualicationso eablish a
[2:13:41] shorist. The srtlisthen
[2:13:43] receives the rfp for the
[2:13:46] prect. Reque f prosals.
[2:13:48] Inhat phase theeam is
[2:13:49] deveping managent plan
[2:13:50] where the
[2:13:51] re tling the three
[2:13:52] teams w are shortlied,
[2:13:54] typilly three, uh,
[2:13:56] manament plan tha tal
[2:13:57] abou how theyould approh
[2:13:59] devering the proje for the
[2:14:01] city. Ando, uuring tt
[2:14:03] riod, ste five there, we
[2:14:05] woul hold int intertive
[2:14:06] etings. And these arenique
[2:14:08] to proessive desn build
[2:14:09] sortf simar to an
[2:14:10] inrview. The
[2:14:11] reustetp
[2:14:12] a lite bit difrent. And
[2:14:12] at
[2:14:13] s wt makeshem uniqu
[2:14:14] and proessive design bui.
[2:14:16] D we recve thoseanagemen
[2:14:18] plans after those interacve
[2:14:20] meetgs evaluatnommittee
[2:14:23] then evaluat the second step
[2:14:25] magementlans, score all
[2:14:28] tother,nd the yave a,
[2:14:30] , apparent, uh, higcoring
[2:14:31] propos that y
[2:14:31] d go into
[2:14:34] coract negotiatis with, uh,
[2:14:37] ce westablish conact
[2:14:39] terms. Tha was tha would b
[2:14:39] when we
[2:14:40] d comeack f tt
[2:14:49] initial contrt approl.
[2:14:51] Becae excusee? Becse the
[2:14:53] city has not yet eablished a
[2:14:54] stanrdrocess f counc
[2:14:55] ersight of progrsive
[2:14:58] design build procts. Sff
[2:14:59] prosing a seriesf
[2:15:01] decisi points that we belie
[2:15:03] llrovide meaningful cncil
[2:15:05] ovsight throughouhe
[2:15:06] project, beginng tight with
[2:15:08] authoration to procure a
[2:15:10] ogressive desig build tea
[2:15:12] After tonht, t next
[2:15:13] recommend actn would be the
[2:15:15] proval o a of t desn
[2:15:17] build conact. Folwinghe
[2:15:18] lection of t Progressi
[2:15:20] Design blder,hich ishe
[2:15:21] process Sta just outned in
[2:15:23] the last sli.His is
[2:15:25] currtly anticipated in
[2:15:27] Deceerf thi yr or I
[2:15:29] JANUARY. U athat mting,
[2:15:30] would sumrizehe
[2:15:31] procurent proce, present
[2:15:33] evaluati rults, a ruest
[2:15:35] authization t execu the
[2:15:38] ntract. After tha staff
[2:15:39] anticipas completg the
[2:15:40] validaon phase which
[2:15:41] confms that the proje
[2:15:42] s
[2:15:43] scope, budge andchedule
[2:15:44] remainligned befe movin
[2:15:46] into fullesign. Sta wou
[2:15:48] en retur t counc, which
[2:15:51] wenticipatg I Mar with
[2:15:53] confirmaon of that alignnt
[2:15:55] and reqst to proceed with
[2:15:58] full design devopment. Um and
[2:16:00] priminary dign concept for
[2:16:03] the rlacementctivity poo
[2:16:04] we antipate bringg to y
[2:16:05] that te, andhen
[2:16:07] auorization toroceed wit
[2:16:09] any recommeed ely work
[2:16:10] packes, whi woulde wor
[2:16:13] befo we ope um, in the
[2:16:17] summer seaso for 2027. Um,
[2:16:18] finay,efore major
[2:16:19] nstruction begins, council
[2:16:21] woulde askedo appro t
[2:16:23] negotiated,h, guanteed
[2:16:25] ximum pce gmp for the full
[2:16:27] project. At tha time, we
[2:16:29] esent the resul of any
[2:16:31] dependenost validion and
[2:16:33] nfirm thathe propod price
[2:16:34] isairnd reanable bore
[2:16:35] requesting authozation to
[2:16:38] oceed with conruction. As
[2:16:38] we
[2:16:39] veiscussed the ctract
[2:16:41] amendmts are aormal and
[2:16:42] expected partf pgressive
[2:16:44] designuild. As theroject
[2:16:46] vancesrom desig ultately
[2:16:48] constction, the contrac
[2:16:50] is ientional amended to
[2:16:51] authorize eac n pse of
[2:16:54] wo.Hese planned mestones
[2:16:55] in the divery pross shod
[2:16:56] not be intpreted ahange
[2:17:04] orders Son theext slide
[2:17:04] Sooday
[2:17:05] s recmendation for
[2:17:07] for this ening, staff
[2:17:08] recoends that council
[2:17:09] authoriz staff t proce with
[2:17:11] ocuremen of o a proessive
[2:17:13] desi buildeam for the Peter
[2:17:15] Kirkool project and dirt
[2:17:16] aff to return to counc f
[2:17:19] apoval of theontract.
[2:17:19] Appral of tight
[2:17:20] s motio
[2:17:21] alwshe staff t begin t
[2:17:22] compitive prorement
[2:17:25] process,nd we will return at
[2:17:26] each majorilestone that we
[2:17:27] ve
[2:17:29] ju outline Um, a that
[2:17:30] conclusy preseation.
[2:17:31] Thank you forourime and
[2:17:32] consideratn, and we
[2:17:32] d be
[2:17:34] happ to awer any qstions
[2:17:35] that y MAY have.
[2:17:38] Thk you Aika. Stacy. Uh,
[2:17:39] uncil, any questio?
[2:17:55] Mments? Deputy mayor. You
[2:17:55] re.
[2:17:57] Thereou go.
[2:17:58] Ank you, Mam Mayor. Uh, I
[2:18:00] there we no questions I w
[2:18:01] going to get u srted wh a
[2:18:02] moti.
[2:18:03] That sousine.
[2:18:04] Lks lik Couilmember
[2:18:06] Falcon ds have questn f
[2:18:06] staff.
[2:18:07] Okay.
[2:18:08] Counlmember Fcon, go.
[2:18:10] Ahea
[2:18:12] Um, thank you, MADAM Mayor.M,
[2:18:14] I just wanted t menti,m,
[2:18:15] thank you for,m, I don
[2:18:16] t
[2:18:17] remember who mentied, but
[2:18:18] ntioned the.
[2:18:19] Um.
[2:18:20] Theudos tha we g in
[2:18:21] tablishing network of peer
[2:18:23] encies. And I jus wanted to
[2:18:25] call out and thank Ryan Bkf
[2:18:26] the Lak Washiton Sool
[2:18:28] Distri, in particur, for
[2:18:29] th workn tha because
[2:18:29] that
[2:18:30] s sometng that I know
[2:18:30] we
[2:18:31] learned lot fro tir
[2:18:34] expertis Um, and we reay
[2:18:35] value our ptnership with t
[2:18:36] scol distrt, that
[2:18:37] s a.
[2:18:38] Thankou.
[2:18:40] Thank youeputy Mor. Bk
[2:18:41] to you.
[2:18:44] Well, thank y.M, so I
[2:18:44] ll
[2:18:45] make t motio I move to
[2:18:47] authorize and direc theity
[2:18:48] nager oresigneeoroceed
[2:18:50] with therogressi desn
[2:18:51] ild procument pcessor
[2:18:53] th Peterirk Pooroject and
[2:18:55] turn t cncil for appval
[2:18:56] the conact wh the
[2:18:58] seleed pgressiveesign
[2:18:59] builr.
[2:19:01] Send.
[2:19:03] Has been moved by Deputy Mor
[2:19:04] ack.Econd by Councilmemb
[2:19:06] lcon to move forwa wh the
[2:19:08] progssiveesign,uild any
[2:19:13] furtheriscussio. All rht.
[2:19:14] Well, I justant to tha
[2:19:16] evybody for the good work.
[2:19:17] And I
[2:19:19] m eited to sta this
[2:19:21] project. So all those inavor
[2:19:22] and theotion o the table,
[2:19:24] please say I.
[2:19:25] I.
[2:19:28] Anypposed motion cares
[2:19:35] seve zo. All rht.E are
[2:19:36] movin to o nt item
[2:19:38] which is t dra tool library
[2:19:40] imementation pn. Cy
[2:19:42] mager.
[2:19:44] Okay. Thankou mad Mayor.
[2:19:47] Um, she goalonight is to
[2:19:49] prent you with the draft
[2:19:51] reonse tohe rfp we had,
[2:19:52] ich thetaff dee as being
[2:19:54] araftmplemention plan for
[2:19:55] thewo libra. Lookior
[2:19:56] counci directi on wheth
[2:19:58] you wouldike uso proce
[2:19:59] wi discuionsith t
[2:20:01] proposer or if there
[2:20:01] s a
[2:20:02] her infmation tha you have
[2:20:04] that you nd itead. So to
[2:20:06] give thatresentatn is
[2:20:07] automac. Campbell, o
[2:20:09] vernmentffairs manager
[2:20:10] Thank you Cityanager. Goo
[2:20:12] evening, Madamayor.
[2:20:13] Deputyayor andembers of t
[2:20:15] uncil. Hpy to be he
[2:20:16] toght to prode an uate o
[2:20:18] the dra ilementation plan.
[2:20:20] I hav nelideseginning
[2:20:23] with a brief overvie of the
[2:20:25] prect background. We
[2:20:25] ll then
[2:20:27] go over few key pieces of the
[2:20:29] submitte propol, and we
[2:20:29] ll
[2:20:30] conclude with aandful of
[2:20:32] poli questions tha a als
[2:20:34] tlined inour memorandum.
[2:20:36] D while my psentatios
[2:20:37] lesshan tlides, the
[2:20:37] s
[2:20:39] quit a bit of info. So pase
[2:20:40] feel fre to raise you virtual
[2:20:42] hand or yreal hand. Ian
[2:20:45] se allfou, so Iill pause
[2:20:46] to answenyuestions that
[2:20:48] come up por t t fin
[2:20:52] policy qstions sde.Kay,
[2:20:53] begiingith a little
[2:20:54] baground, Counc had
[2:20:56] expresse interest inxploring
[2:20:57] aommunity opeted tl
[2:20:59] librarn yrsast and
[2:21:01] includedbjectives I bh t
[2:21:02] Comprehensiv Plan and
[2:21:04] stainabilitytrategic Pla
[2:21:06] retedo circular economi.
[2:21:08] Access to handnd electri
[2:21:09] tools, and rse of buildin
[2:21:12] material Staff met wit the
[2:21:13] operators of the Seatt a
[2:21:14] Shorele Tool librari to
[2:21:16] tter understd wha I takes
[2:21:17] to lauh and susin a
[2:21:19] successfulool lrary, and
[2:21:20] based onhose conveations,
[2:21:22] excuse me, a conversions.
[2:21:23] Affstimated appromately
[2:21:25] $100,000 wld be needed for
[2:21:27] startu which couil tn
[2:21:29] appropried inhe 252 bget
[2:21:31] with a conditi tt an
[2:21:33] implemtationlan be appved
[2:21:35] before any fdsere released.
[2:21:37] Wh tha I Mar, staff
[2:21:39] hostedn iormation shang
[2:21:41] intere gheringvent
[2:21:42] featurg Seattle Enomy
[2:21:42] s
[2:21:44] ecutive direcro introce
[2:21:47] eonceptndiscusshat I
[2:21:48] takes to opera a succeful
[2:21:51] tool libra,nd recnizing
[2:21:52] that voluntes are esstial
[2:21:53] to a succeful too lrary
[2:21:54] staf inved reprentatives
[2:21:56] from community organizatns,
[2:21:58] vonteer gros, edutional
[2:22:00] institutns, environmeal
[2:22:01] organizationusiness
[2:22:04] organization totalf 1
[2:22:06] dividual were inved a 19
[2:22:08] ople attended. S inay,
[2:22:09] staff ce to council wh a
[2:22:11] draf sco o wk a
[2:22:12] incorpored couil
[2:22:14] dictionnto I and issued
[2:22:16] the r Shortlyfter. We
[2:22:18] ceived one prosal, a the
[2:22:19] ci managerentioned from the
[2:22:21] Eastsi Tl Colctive, and
[2:22:23] while t rfp was ope sta
[2:22:24] took the oortunity to gathe
[2:22:26] adtional communi inp at
[2:22:28] th Recycle Write event wre
[2:22:30] 70% ofesponden indicated
[2:22:32] they wou be somhat or ver
[2:22:34] likely to use a too lrary.
[2:22:35] T a big cavea Younow, we
[2:22:36] cognize thi isn
[2:22:36] t a
[2:22:37] statistilly rresentative
[2:22:39] survey,ut it does provide
[2:22:40] other indicat tha there is
[2:22:43] mmunity intert. Respondts
[2:22:44] also identied locatn and
[2:22:46] the variety of tools as thewo
[2:22:50] mostmportantonsideration.
[2:22:51] Thgh befor disssing t
[2:22:53] proposal itself, I want to
[2:22:55] monstrateowtaff has
[2:22:56] incorporated theirection
[2:22:57] Counlrovided on MAY 5th
[2:22:59] into t scope of work that w
[2:23:01] included I the r. S
[2:23:03] startingthe top fstas
[2:23:04] liabity insuran. Staff
[2:23:06] worked close with the City
[2:23:06] Atrney
[2:23:08] s officnd the
[2:23:08] Waingtonity
[2:23:09] insuran
[2:23:10] authorit whichs t city
[2:23:11] s
[2:23:12] insurance autrity,o ensure
[2:23:14] the iurance requiments
[2:23:15] inuded in thefp
[2:23:16] appropriatel proct the
[2:23:18] Ci.
[2:23:20] Second, prefence for non
[2:23:22] ci owned lociontaff
[2:23:24] resed the evaluation critea
[2:23:25] to giv prefenceoroposals
[2:23:27] recommending non city oed
[2:23:29] locati. Wle theroposal we
[2:23:31] reived olines both a city
[2:23:33] owned aon city owned
[2:23:35] option, tha pference was
[2:23:38] sected in t solicitatn.
[2:23:39] Third is lited city
[2:23:41] invoement. The draftcope of
[2:23:42] rkirstrought to Counc
[2:23:44] had greater level ofngoing
[2:23:45] staff involvement and sta
[2:23:47] visedhat toarrow city
[2:23:48] aff involmento inial
[2:23:49] volunteer recrument and
[2:23:51] marketinn city social med,
[2:23:53] with ongoing responsibily for
[2:23:54] operatio remning wh the
[2:23:57] operator. Fourth was limitg
[2:23:57] e city
[2:23:57] fincial
[2:23:59] commitmenttaff I not
[2:24:00] proposing any fundi beyond
[2:24:02] the 100,0 already
[2:24:03] appropried byouncil and
[2:24:04] any fure speing wld
[2:24:08] requeeparateouncil aion
[2:24:09] An finally, council directed
[2:24:10] stf toevelop a
[2:24:12] imementati plan bore
[2:24:13] releing100,000.Nd tt
[2:24:13] s
[2:24:14] the ppose of tonight
[2:24:14] s
[2:24:16] diussion. If council aees,
[2:24:18] thisroposalrovides a
[2:24:19] suffient frameworktaff
[2:24:20] would uset as the bis for
[2:24:22] gotiating a finalgreement,
[2:24:24] which wld return to cncil
[2:24:25] r approl beforny funds
[2:24:27] areeleased. The with
[2:24:28] cocil
[2:24:28] s dection, we
[2:24:29] corporated that feedbk into
[2:24:31] the scopef wk, issue the
[2:24:34] rf and reaed out toll 123
[2:24:35] indivials who had been
[2:24:37] invid to that earli
[2:24:38] inrmation sharingnd
[2:24:39] interest gatherivent toet
[2:24:43] them kw. Okay, Iant to
[2:24:44] pauseere. Arehere any
[2:24:45] questions befe I jum io
[2:24:50] e propol tha was receive?
[2:24:52] Sorry, Cncil. Any questns
[2:24:57] onrocess?
[2:24:58] Drea go aad.
[2:25:01] Thankou. All right. So as you
[2:25:02] ntioned,heityeceived
[2:25:03] oneroposal from theastside
[2:25:05] Toolollectiv Sta believe
[2:25:06] it is rponsive and meets the
[2:25:08] requirents of the council
[2:25:11] proved sco of wor, etc..
[2:25:12] Eastside Too Colleive is a
[2:25:14] coalitio of Kirand resents
[2:25:15] wh intend t for a Washingn
[2:25:17] nonprofit, and until tha
[2:25:18] nonprofits ford, would
[2:25:19] erate und t fiscal
[2:25:20] spsorshipf the South King
[2:25:23] County Tool Libry. Ts
[2:25:24] propalaintains tha the
[2:25:25] city wld not own or operate
[2:25:27] the tl libry,nd stes
[2:25:27] that theity
[2:25:28] sole would be
[2:25:29] limite to pviding o time
[2:25:31] artupunding, assting wit
[2:25:32] idtifying locatio
[2:25:34] pporting itial volteer
[2:25:35] recruitmennd helping
[2:25:37] prome the proam.
[2:25:38] Sponsibity for
[2:25:39] plementation oration,
[2:25:41] affing, pgramming, a lg
[2:25:42] terminancialustainabity
[2:25:47] would remnith the operato.
[2:25:49] Ok, t prosal represents
[2:25:51] tw possible facilyptions
[2:25:52] charactezed as trackinnd
[2:25:54] track b. Tra a would utilize
[2:25:56] a poron of the Fir logistics
[2:25:58] builng and track is a
[2:26:00] containezed mel wit the
[2:26:01] location still t be
[2:26:03] termined. A ts poi,
[2:26:04] stf has not cometed due
[2:26:06] diligenc oither oion, as
[2:26:08] aftmplementatio pla was
[2:26:09] requested by council bore
[2:26:10] ciding whether or not to
[2:26:11] preed, b staff is
[2:26:12] commendinghatfouncil
[2:26:14] elects toontinue forward into
[2:26:16] gotiations, that both track
[2:26:18] main under conderation
[2:26:19] because additiol due
[2:26:20] ligences neededefore we
[2:26:21] canecommend one or the
[2:26:29] other.He proposal includes
[2:26:31] many many of the operatial
[2:26:32] details outlid in the rfp
[2:26:34] inuding a membership model,
[2:26:36] borrowing policies, and an
[2:26:37] online resvation and
[2:26:44] inventor system And as
[2:26:45] prevusly mention, staff
[2:26:47] rked wit Wciand the Cy
[2:26:47] Attorn
[2:26:49] s office to ensurehe
[2:26:50] insurancequirements were
[2:26:51] appropriat including naming
[2:26:52] the cit as an addional
[2:26:54] insure and providi pro o
[2:26:55] surance witn ten days of
[2:26:57] coract exetion. The
[2:26:59] propos ao include borrowe
[2:27:01] agements, liabityaivers,
[2:27:02] fety trainin for higrisk
[2:27:03] eqpment, and routine
[2:27:05] spectionnd mntenance
[2:27:10] procedures. The city
[2:27:10] s
[2:27:11] finaial commitment remains
[2:27:12] lited t the orinal
[2:27:15] $100,0 approprtion. Any
[2:27:15] additialunding wou
[2:27:17] require fute counc
[2:27:18] approv. Lon term
[2:27:20] sustainabity would be the
[2:27:20] operator
[2:27:21] s responsibity
[2:27:22] throug membersps,rants,
[2:27:25] donations, worhops, and other
[2:27:27] revenue sources thatheyeem
[2:27:32] appropate. That is the extt
[2:27:34] of the bkground and update to
[2:27:35] Cociln t dft
[2:27:37] plementation plaonight
[2:27:37] we
[2:27:38] re lkingor Cncil
[2:27:38] s
[2:27:39] directnn theseolicy
[2:27:41] estions. MADAM Mayor
[2:27:41] d
[2:27:43] ke tournto y for
[2:27:44] scussion Beginni whhe
[2:27:48] first bullet.
[2:27:50] Than y. Adria. So Couil,
[2:27:51] e firstullets dshe
[2:27:53] proposalrovide enoh
[2:27:54] inrmation a a draft
[2:27:56] implementati plan to srt
[2:27:58] negoating an aeement?Nd
[2:27:59] not, wha scific
[2:28:15] informatn d you nee
[2:28:18] Counl Member Arnold.
[2:28:20] Uh,hank you, mayor.H, I
[2:28:22] just wted to comment. I d
[2:28:22] t
[2:28:25] haveny informaon that, um,
[2:28:26] i need here. I reallid
[2:28:27] appriate the aunt of
[2:28:30] rearch I dail in the
[2:28:31] stside Tool Colctive
[2:28:34] proposal. Um, including the
[2:28:34] work tt they
[2:28:35] ve de t lrn
[2:28:37] from a crdinate with
[2:28:39] existi too libries. The
[2:28:39] fa tha they
[2:28:40] re mating a
[2:28:43] lotf thi will allow f
[2:28:46] economies ofcale.Nd, u
[2:28:49] both for how they crdinate a
[2:28:50] Kirkndool library with
[2:28:53] the other or perhaps expand,
[2:28:54] um, toughout the Etide.
[2:28:57] So I was impssed and, u
[2:28:59] believe tthis draft and
[2:29:01] implentation pn provis a
[2:29:03] levelf detai Uh, I was
[2:29:05] loing for it. Thank you.
[2:29:06] Grt.
[2:29:07] Than you.
[2:29:09] Counciember Pascal. I had you
[2:29:13] xt. Didou lower you hand?
[2:29:14] Yes, tha
[2:29:14] s a yes.
[2:29:17] Cocilmembe Primm yea I
[2:29:18] st want.
[2:29:19] To s, u also, jus
[2:29:20] Thank you to.
[2:29:22] The tea that iniated ts
[2:29:24] initiave. U I thi, and
[2:29:27] for wking so hdn trying
[2:29:28] to get a too library into our
[2:29:31] communy, I thinkhe etc
[2:29:32] oposal actlly h aot of
[2:29:34] really gdnformation and
[2:29:37] details. Um, and so, I
[2:29:38] hostly, I hestly don
[2:29:38] t
[2:29:39] think Ieed a me
[2:29:41] informatn. I thi, I think
[2:29:43] e etc.Roposal isufficien
[2:29:47] to beginegotiatis.M,nd
[2:29:48] Ihink negotiatis at this
[2:29:50] ste wil reall pvide and
[2:29:53] refine a lot of theetails,
[2:29:54] identify any risks, a reall
[2:29:56] ensure that the cit interests
[2:29:59] ar fly protect, includi,
[2:30:00] um, becse Iust wto
[2:30:02] commt onhis. The por
[2:30:04] comment tt w made about the
[2:30:06] South, uh, King Poo Libry as
[2:30:09] an approiate fisca spoor.
[2:30:10] I think aart of the
[2:30:12] contcting pcess, tnk
[2:30:13] that thohingsill be
[2:30:16] aluated. Um, but yh, I
[2:30:17] thin ahis point, just
[2:30:19] getting t negottions
[2:30:21] started I theppropria nt
[2:30:22] st.
[2:30:24] Eat. Thank you. Councilmber
[2:30:29] Pascal
[2:30:32] Than you,ayor. Um, are we
[2:30:34] are w votin on athing
[2:30:35] tonit then, or aree jt
[2:30:36] offeri comnts and
[2:30:38] direction?
[2:30:40] If cncilanted t decid
[2:30:42] betwee track a orrack b, we
[2:30:44] would requehat tha ione
[2:30:46] throh motion. But oer tha
[2:30:46] that, w
[2:30:47] re n requeing a
[2:30:48] vote.
[2:30:50] Ok. Wl,m,
[2:30:51] rry.
[2:30:52] Sorry t interrupt. I do think
[2:30:54] you wldant a mion
[2:30:55] auorizing staff toroceed
[2:30:58] th negotiatis.
[2:30:58] Thank you
[2:30:59] Whether o not you
[2:30:59] re cosing
[2:31:01] e optionsr not.
[2:31:02] No.
[2:31:04] Sorr cit mager, you raised
[2:31:04] ur hand. I
[2:31:05] ll. I
[2:31:05] ll try t do
[2:31:06] that nt.
[2:31:08] Time.
[2:31:10] So,ouncilmeer Pcal, w
[2:31:11] will b decing wther to
[2:31:14] move forward with negotiation
[2:31:15] Yeah s maybe i
[2:31:16] ll just say m
[2:31:17] comments for theiscussion on
[2:31:19] that. You know, onc we he
[2:31:20] tion there.
[2:31:21] Ay.
[2:31:22] Al right Cityanager, g
[2:31:24] Ahd.
[2:31:26] And I justuess I jus wt
[2:31:27] to folw up wit that to say
[2:31:28] that and t intents toring
[2:31:30] a final deal bac for council
[2:31:32] review. Sermissio to
[2:31:33] procee tod iot still
[2:31:34] saying yes to the fal
[2:31:36] pruct.
[2:31:37] Yeah.Hank you f tt
[2:31:39] arificatn. Um, anyore
[2:31:42] coents o informaon needed
[2:31:43] for t draft implentation
[2:31:47] plan Councilmemb Falcon?
[2:31:48] Thkou, MADAM Mayor I was
[2:31:50] just raising myand because I
[2:31:51] was rea to move on to the
[2:31:53] next question. If we were.
[2:31:54] It lks lik everybo else
[2:31:56] is.O go ahead.
[2:31:58] Greahank you. Um, well,
[2:32:00] rst, I agr with my cncil
[2:32:02] collgues commes.Hank you
[2:32:04] to staffhat hav been working
[2:32:06] on this t commuty memrs
[2:32:08] who have eressed just so muc
[2:32:11] intestn inhisrojectnd
[2:32:12] also t the East Side Tool
[2:32:13] Collecti. Inowt took a
[2:32:14] lo of work, a Ilso agr,
[2:32:15] in rponse to the fst
[2:32:17] queson, thathereas a l
[2:32:18] of reall detaile iormation
[2:32:19] You c tell they did their
[2:32:21] howork. Um, and obvusly
[2:32:21] we
[2:32:22] ll makeure as a city that
[2:32:23] we d ourue diligce t make
[2:32:25] su every t is crossnd I
[2:32:27] dott to make surehat this
[2:32:29] is a scessful facily. You
[2:32:31] kn, um, rding the memo, it
[2:32:33] was really clearo mehat
[2:32:36] beeen track a, um,
[2:32:39] track a see t be the clear
[2:32:40] choice to pceedith because
[2:32:42] s, u it rults in a
[2:32:44] beer facily, a bter
[2:32:45] qualit fility fhe
[2:32:46] community, a I
[2:32:47] s less
[2:32:49] initialetup ct. Right And
[2:32:51] so to me, thateems a car
[2:32:53] opon.M, a so I
[2:32:54] eadyo
[2:32:56] make a motionhenever you
[2:32:56] re
[2:32:57] ready, Mam Mayor, b,m,
[2:32:59] alsoappy t wait if you wt
[2:33:00] more discussnefore motio
[2:33:05] the table.
[2:33:07] Puty or Councmemberrnold.
[2:33:10] Yeah, just, uh, discussn on
[2:33:12] th parcular im. Really
[2:33:16] appreciate the, um, desiption
[2:33:17] in the implemention pla of
[2:33:19] th advtages of usi the
[2:33:21] fire stati.Hiss a
[2:33:23] facility right nowurrently
[2:33:24] that
[2:33:25] s sply bei udor
[2:33:29] storage. Um, and I, um,
[2:33:33] suppt, um,xamininghether
[2:33:35] itould be ud on a tempory
[2:33:38] basis for the to libra. Um,
[2:33:42] andut, u want mor staff
[2:33:44] put on the impactsf that
[2:33:48] d, uh, iormation on how
[2:33:50] long that temporary coulde
[2:33:51] gin the city
[2:33:52] s medium and
[2:33:54] long term plaorhis
[2:33:56] particul buildin s you
[2:33:57] know I
[2:33:58] d le to I see the
[2:34:01] value in keeping both tcks in
[2:34:03] considation. Uh, but uess
[2:34:07] aff, um, uh,omes up with
[2:34:10] more infortion, com u wit
[2:34:12] addition informatihat
[2:34:17] says tre I u a better use
[2:34:18] or an immedia need for fire
[2:34:21] ation 27. U I really like
[2:34:23] e ideafsing that on a
[2:34:25] temporyasis inhe next,
[2:34:28] um, couple o years.
[2:34:30] Thank you Thank you,eputy
[2:34:31] mayor. Bore cal on you
[2:34:32] m goingo let city manag
[2:34:33] spond.
[2:34:37] Reed.
[2:34:38] So t only thing I wanted to
[2:34:39] d is par o the rean that
[2:34:42] stf, u particurly t
[2:34:43] ci managerecommended
[2:34:45] eping bh tcks going is,
[2:34:46] as I mentied, we hen
[2:34:46] done
[2:34:47] a t of dueiligence Tre
[2:34:50] is capacyntation 2nd
[2:34:51] theres som eiting
[2:34:54] oppounities too-locate But
[2:34:54] we hen
[2:34:55] explored. For
[2:34:55] ample, I
[2:34:56] ll jus make up two
[2:34:58] exampl thatay o MAY n b
[2:35:00] the ce If t city h a
[2:35:02] coitionhat the Etside Toe
[2:35:04] collectiveeltas too
[2:35:06] restricte,e mht wan to
[2:35:06] ma sure we havehe
[2:35:07] oprtunity to look at anoer
[2:35:08] opon. So, forxample, if
[2:35:10] theyaide nd a minimum
[2:35:12] ve yearommitmen for the
[2:35:13] ation, which they hen
[2:35:13] t
[2:35:15] said, and we said sorry, we can
[2:35:15] only give you a two year
[2:35:17] commitment Weust wt som
[2:35:19] ability to say ihis I
[2:35:19] t
[2:35:20] e rightlace or if sometng
[2:35:21] new delops, and w need to
[2:35:23] give y 30ays nice to get
[2:35:23] out, and they
[2:35:24] re going to s,
[2:35:25] that
[2:35:26] s not sficient Notice
[2:35:27] we haven
[2:35:27] t h a chae to
[2:35:29] reallyit dow and expre all
[2:35:31] ose issues y. A so I is
[2:35:32] high likel reachn
[2:35:33] agreemen o station 27. B
[2:35:34] the are ctainly som
[2:35:35] ssibilities I can eision
[2:35:37] wheheirxpectatis for
[2:35:39] the site and o expections
[2:35:40] y not quite align. Ande
[2:35:41] might wt tnow that we
[2:35:41] ve
[2:35:43] been eloring other at t
[2:35:43] me time. So that
[2:35:44] the onl
[2:35:45] ason the staffasroposed
[2:35:52] to have thewo tcks.
[2:35:57] Puty mayor.
[2:35:58] Thank you.Ayor. Um, I
[2:35:58] m n
[2:35:59] gog to a anything to what?
[2:36:02] Um, city managerust sd, b
[2:36:05] doant t Plusne.H,
[2:36:08] Council mber, Arnold, tt I
[2:36:10] thk traighte the
[2:36:12] rit direction to go. But
[2:36:14] bere I mehat fal
[2:36:15] cision, I defitely wan as
[2:36:16] much informaon a Iossibly
[2:36:18] can fro sta. So it sound
[2:36:19] like City Managers prepad
[2:36:21] to provide u tha as part of
[2:36:23] next stepsnd andhe
[2:36:25] negotiatn, uh, there isne
[2:36:28] more blet point which is,
[2:36:29] um,s there athing else
[2:36:31] council wants t seen t
[2:36:31] reement? I
[2:36:32] s n so much
[2:36:33] at I wt to seen the
[2:36:36] agreent, but you know,, I
[2:36:39] did wt to I, I assume thas
[2:36:42] partf any ts, uh
[2:36:43] procding tohe next sp and
[2:36:45] furtheregotiatis, you kno
[2:36:48] staffs gng toe looki at
[2:36:50] proof of incporation,roof
[2:36:54] of structu and ownership. And
[2:36:57] 50 c three statu Um,
[2:36:59] insurae, certifica of
[2:37:02] insunce,aming Kirklds
[2:37:03] additional shared. Allf tho
[2:37:06] ingsre um, I assumnd I
[2:37:07] gues this is the qstion for
[2:37:10] stf. I aumereart of
[2:37:11] this nt step, ptf tse
[2:37:13] discussions, this negottion.
[2:37:14] And befe there
[2:37:14] s ainal
[2:37:17] agreemen all o theseoxes
[2:37:18] wi be wl be cheed. Is
[2:37:19] thatair?
[2:37:21] That isbsolutelyorrect.
[2:37:23] Deputy mayor.
[2:37:25] Uh, great. Uh, I don
[2:37:25] t have
[2:37:27] anhinglse to add. Thank
[2:37:28] you.
[2:37:29] Than you. I
[2:37:30] moingo go bk
[2:37:33] Councilember Faln.
[2:37:35] Ankou, MADAM MAY. Um, I
[2:37:36] ha auestion for the city
[2:37:38] manager. Just about nexteps.
[2:37:40] So, uh, obvious, I tnk
[2:37:40] we
[2:37:41] re hearing that the strg
[2:37:43] prerences forrack a and
[2:37:45] ack b kd of as a lt
[2:37:46] sort, if notnglse c
[2:37:49] wo out. So my question I
[2:37:51] um, what arehe pnned nex
[2:37:53] step if we have ie appro,
[2:37:55] adopted a motn tonight t a
[2:37:56] stf to g bk with bot
[2:37:58] option stillnhe table are
[2:37:59] you thenoming back to check
[2:38:00] in to say this is more
[2:38:02] formationn thewo options,
[2:38:03] an which one do youant to
[2:38:04] pick? And then w make another
[2:38:07] motion tay bring u back
[2:38:09] nal and ainal agreeme
[2:38:10] with one ofhose,ecause I
[2:38:13] assu tinal agreent will
[2:38:15] take someorkfter we give
[2:38:17] u direction on which optio
[2:38:19] Right. And s how much more
[2:38:20] work does that create? Because
[2:38:21] it was initial my
[2:38:22] understandin tt our motio
[2:38:24] night was going to be to
[2:38:26] directou to notiate in
[2:38:29] orde to bng us back fal.
[2:38:32] Um a falgreement b I
[2:38:34] undsike tt MAY note t
[2:38:35] case It mig be anoerheck
[2:38:37] in.
[2:38:38] Wellt
[2:38:38] s great qstion. So
[2:38:40] my intent wld beo spe the
[2:38:42] time toigure out a prosal
[2:38:44] in partnshipith, e., a
[2:38:44] bring that backor your
[2:38:46] apoval.O, um, hearing t
[2:38:46] uncil
[2:38:47] pference, we
[2:38:49] startithitting dow
[2:38:51] togethert the firetation
[2:38:53] gisticsenter.Hat areou
[2:38:54] ping to do? How are you
[2:38:55] hopingo do it forowong?
[2:38:56] You kno kind of how does a
[2:38:58] this wor And the city sta
[2:39:00] assessing not just tir
[2:39:01] propos, but wt areur
[2:39:02] needs?O I couldust give an
[2:39:05] example if ife use I using
[2:39:06] half t firetation tre
[2:39:06] s
[2:39:08] a b ent. How do we ensur
[2:39:09] th no o from the publi
[2:39:11] es inthis? Theire
[2:39:12] statn sid of things. Rig.
[2:39:14] D we nee initi
[2:39:16] instments like gates or
[2:39:17] thin like that. S the
[2:39:17] s
[2:39:17] just tre
[2:39:18] s jus a lotf
[2:39:19] detas tha need t b worked
[2:39:20] t in the crse o tha
[2:39:21] diussion. I
[2:39:22] s possie to
[2:39:24] runntoome thingshat we
[2:39:24] can
[2:39:25] work o togher. I
[2:39:25] dot it,ut it
[2:39:26] s possibl
[2:39:28] And only if the said, this
[2:39:28] isn
[2:39:29] t eh. It can t work out
[2:39:31] for us or we conclud there
[2:39:31] s
[2:39:32] stuff thathey
[2:39:32] askedor.
[2:39:33] We just can
[2:39:34] give. Would we
[2:39:35] probably start looking the
[2:39:36] otherption? B we probably
[2:39:38] have a coue ideasnind as
[2:39:39] we go. But t intentould be
[2:39:41] say in partnership with atc
[2:39:42] would come t you with one
[2:39:43] option tha
[2:39:44] s agreed to for
[2:39:46] council revie a so.
[2:39:48] Okay, I guess I guess my my
[2:39:49] follow question reled t
[2:39:56] that is, um. At wt pnt is
[2:39:57] it a couil vers staff
[2:39:59] decisi to pivot to optio b?
[2:40:00] If we ge you authoty too
[2:40:01] to both? Rht.Ecause I can
[2:40:02] imaginhere could be a
[2:40:05] tuatio wre,ou know,ou
[2:40:05] mayhink tha it
[2:40:06] st
[2:40:06] sot
[2:40:08] asible to me forward,ut
[2:40:09] okay. But council m wanto
[2:40:10] say, wel we d wan to
[2:40:11] ncede on tha thingnd we do
[2:40:13] nt t make it hapn. Sure.
[2:40:14] R tck I gss that
[2:40:15] s m my
[2:40:16] estion is how wil we
[2:40:18] navigate that. I it tha if we
[2:40:19] move forrd wh track a, y
[2:40:20] don
[2:40:20] need ather track
[2:40:24] endpoi, butf you think that
[2:40:26] youeed to gith track, the
[2:40:28] you com back t councor
[2:40:29] authorationor tra b. I
[2:40:30] justeel like I
[2:40:31] s a, um, it
[2:40:31] s
[2:40:33] big step to say, y know, do
[2:40:35] whicher one you want. Right.
[2:40:35] An then I wld hate forou
[2:40:37] to come bk wh track and
[2:40:40] say, wel actually,now,
[2:40:41] um weant you toush harder
[2:40:42] for tck, okay?
[2:40:45] Right. Um, I mean, thank y,
[2:40:46] uncilmembe GOD I, I hr
[2:40:51] you. So, the g.He goal
[2:40:52] is not f sff to dide. The
[2:40:53] al is w
[2:40:53] ve been given
[2:40:55] direction, and preference has
[2:40:56] been expressed. To go s
[2:40:58] if we work wit tha I
[2:40:59] gues what I would s is I I
[2:41:01] fe like Iad a placehere
[2:41:02] thereereeral fatallaws
[2:41:03] or something that council nee
[2:41:04] to be awa of.Efore there
[2:41:05] wa the piv, wou come
[2:41:06] ck and say, h, here
[2:41:07] s
[2:41:09] two stickin. But in the
[2:41:10] meantime, w
[2:41:10] ve done atle
[2:41:11] bit due diligence about what
[2:41:13] e alternative mighte.Ou
[2:41:14] know, I cou be here, it
[2:41:16] could be her So tt if you
[2:41:17] hat informationnd you
[2:41:18] areetti the same
[2:41:19] infoation about the fal
[2:41:20] aw, you
[2:41:20] at lst kw wha
[2:41:22] thelternative might be. But
[2:41:23] no, t goal isn
[2:41:24] t that we
[2:41:26] would jt say, hey, torrow
[2:41:27] I, cy manager, h decided
[2:41:27] it
[2:41:29] s tck b, and that
[2:41:29] s what
[2:41:29] we
[2:41:30] going toalk about
[2:41:32] right? But as sd, becau
[2:41:32] we we
[2:41:33] re ting to really
[2:41:34] spect the cil
[2:41:35] s decon
[2:41:36] that y heot made a
[2:41:37] decision. G ahead.Nd y
[2:41:37] hadn
[2:41:39] tade a decision to use
[2:41:40] th fire staon logisti
[2:41:42] center We just hen
[2:41:42] t don
[2:41:43] al the due digence w nee
[2:41:45] to toakeur it wor right.
[2:41:47] And I partnersh with wha
[2:41:49] they Cleive. So we just
[2:41:50] need some tim to wk throu
[2:41:51] that But I think we
[2:41:51] d come
[2:41:52] ckf we said, h
[2:41:52] s two
[2:41:54] hurdles. Dou want uo jp
[2:41:56] them or n? A her
[2:41:56] s the
[2:41:58] pr and cons of it. Y know,
[2:41:59] weld dinitely dhat
[2:42:00] befo we gave y ainal a
[2:42:02] fina disio.
[2:42:02] Grea
[2:42:04] Thank y will be you n
[2:42:05] tter wha becse you
[2:42:05] ll get
[2:42:06] e fal agrment for yr.
[2:42:12] Approval Tnk y.
[2:42:13] Ar you done?Kay, cy
[2:42:15] manar. Soould it helou
[2:42:16] toollowp on Couilmember
[2:42:18] Falcon? Wld it helouf w
[2:42:19] were cle on wha o
[2:42:23] preference I Okay, okay.
[2:42:25] Th you. Councermm
[2:42:26] okay
[2:42:28] And think can awer that
[2:42:30] estionirectly now. So I I
[2:42:33] supporteengothions
[2:42:35] on theableut dinitel
[2:42:36] pref trackg. I tnk it
[2:42:38] just aleer cleaner lk uh,
[2:42:42] easiccess points. Und I
[2:42:43] think ovell I just sms
[2:42:45] motraightforward So I
[2:42:47] defitely, um, would prefer
[2:42:49] track but defity open to
[2:42:51] to bot u dending on where
[2:42:53] the negotiaon ld. Um, and
[2:42:54] then the last questn of jus
[2:42:56] at the fal agreent, um,
[2:42:58] justhingshat weld want.
[2:42:59] Um,he aeent, I would
[2:43:02] say jus clear pformance
[2:43:04] expectat, a pment
[2:43:06] schedule als based o
[2:43:08] miston. So I d
[2:43:09] t I don
[2:43:10] think the ien I thate
[2:43:12] would be, y know, sendi
[2:43:14] 0000 check Rht. It would
[2:43:15] be basedff o certain
[2:43:17] stones overerio of
[2:43:20] time. And then, jt by
[2:43:22] financialesponsibilities and
[2:43:24] then defed exit or
[2:43:26] modication for pvisions. If
[2:43:28] e program for some reason
[2:43:31] do not uchieve like the
[2:43:36] ouomhathat wan
[2:43:38] Thk y. Um, Cilmember
[2:43:39] Pascal, wre goingo
[2:43:41] negotiioo didou have
[2:43:42] mehings youan to sre?
[2:43:50] Su. Um, mean,, I have
[2:43:54] overl cmes on waing for
[2:43:56] th motio.
[2:43:58] Okay. Council Prem, your hand
[2:43:58] still.
[2:44:00] Up.
[2:44:01] Okay Councilmb t
[2:44:02] Chisholm d y have
[2:44:03] methin you wantedo say?
[2:44:06] Isomody making a motion?
[2:44:06] Uh, I
[2:44:07] llo baco
[2:44:08] Counciemberalcon forhe
[2:44:10] moon.
[2:44:11] Than you, Mam Mayor. And,
[2:44:13] , beaith me. Andry t
[2:44:15] mofy lgue on t fly t
[2:44:17] Wa bore we g t a mio
[2:44:20] I had a qui, um, cment
[2:44:22] spding touncilmber
[2:44:22] Prem
[2:44:24] cments.
[2:44:25] Aad. Councilmber Arnd.
[2:44:28] Ay, um Couilmemb had
[2:44:32] aske about, u, wheth t
[2:44:32] city
[2:44:33] sontrution I
[2:44:35] delived as a lum s or se
[2:44:37] formf progres paynts.M,
[2:44:39] and, uh, tt
[2:44:41] s sething I
[2:44:42] wodike some more
[2:44:44] foationbo vers giving
[2:44:47] directnor. Um, o
[2:44:48] direio o note
[2:44:49] ve had
[2:44:51] sorevious expiee I
[2:44:53] eingome nonprofs likehe
[2:44:55] Kirkland Comnity Foundion
[2:44:58] and, um, and me rently,
[2:45:01] East Trail Partns, where
[2:45:03] Kirkla other East Trail
[2:45:05] members me contrutions
[2:45:06] start t organation.Oth
[2:45:08] orgazationsave bee
[2:45:12] susfully launchednd are
[2:45:14] nowf-sufficnt andvide
[2:45:15] more val than the ini
[2:45:17] vestment as we hop.
[2:45:18] Um,nd s I thi we h a
[2:45:19] susful model.
[2:45:20] M jus
[2:45:21] curious howe
[2:45:21] ve hed that
[2:45:23] modeln the past and whe
[2:45:23] it
[2:45:24] justeen, o here
[2:45:24] s
[2:45:27] e t yournitial see money
[2:45:33] and yeportingigations.
[2:45:35] Gohead.Yanager
[2:45:37] Yo know the ar. It really
[2:45:39] pends on eac casend every
[2:45:40] casehere has be an
[2:45:41] agreemenight? A l
[2:45:43] agreem that sws tlic
[2:45:44] fit the city
[2:45:45] reiving
[2:45:46] r the m tha
[2:45:47] s prod.
[2:45:48] Um, a soaseseou
[2:45:49] ve
[2:45:50] mentiod, uh, f examp,
[2:45:53] with cnityoundatio
[2:45:54] e agreement had it pd out
[2:45:56] over ahree yeariod andn
[2:45:58] expectatn tt other
[2:45:59] fundraisgccurred.
[2:46:00] Other exa ise
[2:46:01] ve given
[2:46:02] things dtly to like the
[2:46:04] East Til.M, itlly
[2:46:06] depe o what we s down and
[2:46:09] negotio I thinkm, t
[2:46:09] staff
[2:46:11] initialntent w n
[2:46:13] just to say here it I upfront
[2:46:14] butoave an agreement that
[2:46:16] set out miless reporti.
[2:46:17] T w also hen
[2:46:18] t sketche
[2:46:19] thatut yet.Oouncil
[2:46:21] feedback on that. Tt would
[2:46:21] ry helpful. If there
[2:46:22] things
[2:46:23] prefer orhings you don
[2:46:25] prefer, b typly would
[2:46:26] just ge itll upront in
[2:46:30] e lump. So uh, witut
[2:46:31] spec set o outcome we
[2:46:34] want to achieve.
[2:46:36] Ay. Tnk youity manag
[2:46:38] I thi ttressesy
[2:46:41] objections And, um, wou
[2:46:42] supptteveromes forwa
[2:46:44] ugh negiations in the
[2:46:47] agreemt wh, what y s a
[2:46:49] t for proteing the city.
[2:46:50] Thanou.
[2:46:51] Ank you
[2:46:55] yone else?Ncilmemb
[2:46:56] Falc
[2:46:58] Thank, Madamor. I move
[2:47:00] to authorize sta to proceed
[2:47:01] withegotiations bas on the
[2:47:03] tool library ilementation
[2:47:05] pl and to return to council
[2:47:07] with with eher a prod
[2:47:09] contct for csideration
[2:47:12] track a or check wh
[2:47:13] uncil to consideroceedin
[2:47:18] with track b if track Aeems
[2:47:19] inible.
[2:47:22] Seco
[2:47:24] Thanou and good job pulling
[2:47:26] that toget u it
[2:47:27] s bee
[2:47:28] d city manager agrees I
[2:47:29] s
[2:47:30] beoved byncilmemb
[2:47:32] Falcon. I m not going rept
[2:47:33] thatond by Councilmber
[2:47:40] Primm. Cilmemberascal.
[2:47:42] L right. Yeah, yeah, hav
[2:47:45] um, some thoughts on o the
[2:47:45] discuson t we
[2:47:46] ve had so
[2:47:48] far. And I wan to speak to
[2:47:50] this mion. Um,ut first, I
[2:47:52] just wd tohank sta for
[2:47:54] all work you io this.
[2:47:56] Dant t startlso
[2:47:58] emphasiz tha younow,
[2:47:59] do tnk a too libra doe
[2:47:59] seem
[2:48:01] Like a goo ideut the
[2:48:04] coerns want toalk a
[2:48:05] reing this cptlly
[2:48:06] e how thehe cit
[2:48:07] s role in
[2:48:09] it. And s theirst thing is,
[2:48:10] honestl don
[2:48:11] t wn
[2:48:11] t
[2:48:12] nvinced that it w a
[2:48:13] finallyustainab
[2:48:15] proposal We only reived o
[2:48:18] proposal, and its financial
[2:48:20] ies hea a variety
[2:48:22] ofnsubstanated aumptions.
[2:48:23] Ion
[2:48:24] tvidence that
[2:48:25] outside fundi has been
[2:48:28] secud, and befeesting
[2:48:29] ayer drs, Illyo
[2:48:30] think w nd greater
[2:48:32] confiden I ts organizn
[2:48:34] that t organation can
[2:48:36] succeendas secured
[2:48:37] fiial backing andupport
[2:48:38] alread fro oer comty
[2:48:41] organizaons.Nd I s thi
[2:48:42] cause I
[2:48:43] s m underanding
[2:48:44] that Shorene Tool Library
[2:48:46] waunded by the Washingto
[2:48:47] Departf Eco, King
[2:48:49] Coty Solid Waste, and the
[2:48:51] Cities of Shorene and Lake
[2:48:53] Forestark f entities. Here
[2:48:55] we have one c a offerin
[2:48:57] $1,000 with nother
[2:48:59] mmitted financi bac.
[2:49:00] Ano, I thi t limitur
[2:49:02] risk we really shod requi
[2:49:04] additional fcialking
[2:49:05] from pareranizatio. So
[2:49:06] ou money is mat against
[2:49:10] other moneyecond, Itill
[2:49:12] have a lot ooncernsbout
[2:49:12] the c
[2:49:13] s longm
[2:49:15] commit.W t there
[2:49:17] nguage treut, y
[2:49:18] know not needi more mon
[2:49:20] but the rfp intentily
[2:49:23] voredposals tha do
[2:49:25] rely upoity prope Yet
[2:49:26] the prerred on in our
[2:49:28] dision here ftill
[2:49:29] ses on the feogistics
[2:49:31] building. Ihink tha this is
[2:49:32] going to creedditiona
[2:49:34] puic subsidy tha
[2:49:35] s
[2:49:37] reflec ongoing c.T
[2:49:37] s
[2:49:39] going ruestions aut
[2:49:41] city s nee liabili
[2:49:43] matenance a otherngoing
[2:49:46] resours. Then final
[2:49:47] one subjecttasn
[2:49:47] t bn
[2:49:49] talked aut, tt I ve heard
[2:49:51] andt I feel is Illy
[2:49:53] ve crns a whether
[2:49:54] this process has been abo
[2:49:57] oach. W public fds a
[2:49:58] involved, dionseally hav
[2:50:00] to be f b the also m
[2:50:04] be perce as fai And
[2:50:05] former counc member
[2:50:07] participat in budget
[2:50:08] decisionhatunded this
[2:50:11] program,ncluding a v to
[2:50:13] appre taxpalars in
[2:50:15] last Decbersoday
[2:50:17] primary conct on only
[2:50:19] proposale received. I thi
[2:50:20] that put us, ente
[2:50:22] counci staff in a
[2:50:23] diffult posit The
[2:50:26] lationshs reqre an e
[2:50:27] high levf transncy
[2:50:29] and scrut Iieve it also
[2:50:30] raises queionf wheth
[2:50:31] we nd to looking atur
[2:50:33] code eths,nd wheth
[2:50:35] thatuld be updatedo
[2:50:36] design a wng period
[2:50:38] af someoves office
[2:50:40] before theyanobby, council
[2:50:42] or s onalf of clit
[2:50:44] or oization. I believe thi
[2:50:46] situatio d raiome
[2:50:47] ethilcerns with the
[2:50:48] public, and itakese, as a
[2:50:49] counl membe vy
[2:50:51] uncomforble. But Inow
[2:50:51] m
[2:50:54] in the mority on this that
[2:50:55] otrs majority isn
[2:50:56] t going to
[2:50:59] agree on anyf wt I sai
[2:51:01] Um,ut w request the
[2:51:04] llowing,m, one tha we
[2:51:06] requiredditionamitted
[2:51:08] finaial backing sho tha
[2:51:11] th is aeal proposal.
[2:51:11] I
[2:51:13] n in suppo o track,
[2:51:16] um, if that m forward
[2:51:17] oreforet mesorward,
[2:51:19] d le to underd do a
[2:51:21] full revie of ourpace nee
[2:51:26] as aity. Um, youw, there
[2:51:27] was somestions rd in
[2:51:30] public comment. Um, y know, I
[2:51:30] don
[2:51:31] I don
[2:51:32] t underand it
[2:51:33] sounds likehe Etsideool
[2:51:34] llective is n a legal
[2:51:35] tity,nd it
[2:51:35] oingo be
[2:51:37] sponsod theth Kane
[2:51:39] Tool Libraost I
[2:51:40] a leg agement?S
[2:51:42] that goingo wk for us? And
[2:51:44] is that other entit iood
[2:51:46] standing with ther, you
[2:51:47] know,shere o issues
[2:51:48] there? Inke need to lk
[2:51:50] intohat a make sur um,
[2:51:52] d then fly, you kno at
[2:51:54] so point not n,ut
[2:51:55] late we d neeo look into
[2:51:57] ethics code about
[2:51:59] situationsf departe council
[2:52:00] membee a sg
[2:52:03] ethi code about existnd
[2:52:04] sittingouncilbers, b we
[2:52:06] need tonk about once
[2:52:08] councilbers lea office.
[2:52:09] , many oer orgations
[2:52:11] have that actllyther cities
[2:52:14] and cies. Um, so that s
[2:52:15] those a the ts tt are
[2:52:16] on m mind right nowith thi
[2:52:19] proposal. T y.
[2:52:29] Thank you. Ae else? Depy
[2:52:32] mayor.
[2:52:34] Uh, tnk you MADAM MAY u
[2:52:37] It t speak up on just two
[2:52:39] thin One,ealize I
[2:52:41] mike ear. I think
[2:52:44] comments werelear. I m
[2:52:47] tr a, and Ieant that, um,
[2:52:49] coms wer you know, I
[2:52:52] do want toake sure, uh,hat
[2:52:54] ase evalue, track a
[2:52:57] perhap t the primack
[2:52:58] th we doet a much
[2:53:00] inrmationse possibl can,
[2:53:02] uh, f staffbouthatt
[2:53:03] will mea I don
[2:53:04] think um, I
[2:53:04] do
[2:53:05] t think fl rw of
[2:53:08] r space needs is realist
[2:53:11] Um,t woulday
[2:53:13] implemtation for a v lg
[2:53:14] time t do a ful some kind of
[2:53:16] ll stregic pla onll the
[2:53:19] typace needs Bute all I
[2:53:19] think we
[2:53:20] I think staff is
[2:53:21] heing that all want t
[2:53:24] make sure uerstand, uh,
[2:53:27] what t its are of
[2:53:29] tr a and use of, of staon
[2:53:32] on atstur nterm.
[2:53:36] Space aation. Um, my
[2:53:38] last cnt is,m, I
[2:53:38] ll
[2:53:40] look toity manager, city
[2:53:43] atrney. B kno I f
[2:53:45] expecthat any negiated
[2:53:45] agreemte
[2:53:46] reoing toave
[2:53:47] repsnd wranties, we
[2:53:47] re
[2:53:48] goin to haveovenant
[2:53:50] fincialenants. Um, w
[2:53:50] re
[2:53:52] going tave all theort o
[2:53:55] strd, u cland
[2:53:56] protve clauseshat are
[2:53:58] gog to ensur that, um,he
[2:54:00] organizaon is incorrated,
[2:54:02] th it has um,he final
[2:54:03] backg I hasresented
[2:54:06] that it w hav um, so,
[2:54:09] I l to I ldo staffo
[2:54:10] that, um, diligently and
[2:54:12] proficiently in text, u
[2:54:13] next stage. And
[2:54:14] lle curious
[2:54:15] to s whathatooks like
[2:54:17] en it ces but, um, I
[2:54:18] thk you
[2:54:19] heard that want
[2:54:21] the protectio but I also
[2:54:22] kn tha t
[2:54:23] s the kind
[2:54:25] thing tm, staoulde
[2:54:27] g as a mrf, uh, it
[2:54:29] ofessional, um, profiency.
[2:54:31] Ank y.
[2:54:32] Thank you
[2:54:33] u.
[2:54:36] Dare. Cncilber Arnold.
[2:54:38] Um, thank y, mayor
[2:54:39] Um.
[2:54:43] First,h u responso
[2:54:44] one of t points that
[2:54:46] Councilmembe Pascal, uh,
[2:54:48] brought u the whole process of
[2:54:51] starting a n 5 It s
[2:54:52] fairly commo w invd
[2:54:54] inhis wh ano
[2:54:57] ornization whe there is
[2:55:00] an exiing 501 c3 tha
[2:55:01] provides the fisca sponsorsh
[2:55:04] and whatt aows isor tax
[2:55:06] ductible contributio to
[2:55:09] to tew oanization as it
[2:55:12] set with o, um
[2:55:16] approved five 050tatus. It
[2:55:18] is I the east side Too
[2:55:19] Collec
[2:55:21] s interestn
[2:55:23] ensuri thatheir fiscal
[2:55:25] sponso in goodtanding,
[2:55:28] cause that allows them to d
[2:55:30] ndraisin pte
[2:55:30] fundraisg that
[2:55:31] s tax
[2:55:33] deductible So I m condent
[2:55:34] thtever qions tha
[2:55:36] ca up dg public cment
[2:55:38] at meetiight can be
[2:55:42] addres u secondlm, to
[2:55:44] wrap up, did conveions
[2:55:48] counc, uh, last w a
[2:55:52] uh Oddityark and, um, while
[2:55:54] e proposalsmast s to
[2:55:56] a library include someople
[2:55:58] that h beenery invol in
[2:56:01] the cmunity and u fr
[2:56:04] council mem sweet um,
[2:56:05] thate bee passion abo
[2:56:07] this a wanng put this
[2:56:10] togeth. I a had three
[2:56:12] le comend wtoalk in
[2:56:14] support of the tool libra
[2:56:15] with me.Ing conations
[2:56:18] th council that were, u the
[2:56:20] pelet that programs
[2:56:21] targeted, that these were
[2:56:22] le that we hn
[2:56:23] teen
[2:56:26] fore, uh, thateople tha i
[2:56:28] had, uh,ust met forhe fir
[2:56:30] time tha werxcited abo
[2:56:32] thepportunity. And so I
[2:56:32] m,
[2:56:34] um, I think the is suppo
[2:56:35] for this, and I
[2:56:36] mxcited t
[2:56:40] ve forward. Thank y.
[2:56:41] Ank y Couilmember Tim
[2:56:42] Chislm.
[2:56:42] Uh, thank.
[2:56:44] U.
[2:56:46] , I eluating this
[2:56:48] proposal, I looked ahree
[2:56:50] factors. One was communi
[2:56:52] suppt. The sec was
[2:56:54] fiial sustaility, and
[2:56:58] third washe proce. Um,
[2:56:59] I was tonths agot
[2:57:01] neorhood organizat and
[2:57:02] th Kirkland Assiation of
[2:57:04] Neighbhoods were goi to b
[2:57:07] supportive of this and offer,
[2:57:10] letters ofupport. I
[2:57:11] haven
[2:57:14] t seen that materlize.
[2:57:17] On MAY 5thlso recei an
[2:57:19] ailromhe chair o the
[2:57:21] Kirkla Cmunity Fouation.
[2:57:23] At e wasn his oicial
[2:57:27] pacitynd reprented that,
[2:57:29] in hisfficial city,
[2:57:30] at there w sportor the
[2:57:32] ol lrary. T subctf
[2:57:34] that 5th email was
[2:57:36] ement in support o Too
[2:57:39] Liy inkland. That led
[2:57:41] me to bve three mons ago
[2:57:42] that Kirkld Communi
[2:57:43] Fodation was deeplynvolved
[2:57:45] in thi tha t supported it
[2:57:46] an that t wou be
[2:57:48] communitupportnd likely
[2:57:50] final suppo comin fm
[2:57:53] e commutyoundation
[2:57:54] Yesty, Irified this
[2:57:56] with execuve dector of
[2:57:57] thekland Communi
[2:58:00] Fotion,nd she clari
[2:58:01] the Kkland Comnity
[2:58:03] Founon has no forma
[2:58:05] posi on the too library.
[2:58:08] Theye pledged $, andhey
[2:58:10] contribed $0 to this
[2:58:14] to library Ilso ld a
[2:58:16] theancialustainabity
[2:58:18] this m, and I
[2:58:19] ve nedhat
[2:58:20] they havot yet raise a
[2:58:22] money. T have n y s
[2:58:24] anyberships and theo
[2:58:25] not haveny moneyn t
[2:58:28] bank As f as kno their
[2:58:31] businessn include $42,000
[2:58:33] out of o $100,00 whi
[2:58:35] uld pottiallye s on
[2:58:37] th salary of an exetive
[2:58:41] dior of tl lry. I
[2:58:44] beeve that when theye
[2:58:45] starte thi t thisas
[2:58:46] generay going to be
[2:58:48] community drivenhing by
[2:58:50] volunt, and nothat we
[2:58:54] were nng to spendost
[2:58:56] lf of money contred
[2:59:00] on thealary o anloyee.
[2:59:03] , I don
[2:59:05] think $100ill
[2:59:06] be the e ofhis. I think we
[2:59:08] will a lime
[2:59:10] sucription of suprting thi
[2:59:11] libra, because I haven
[2:59:12] t
[2:59:14] seenny evide that they
[2:59:18] have financial sup. Ao
[2:59:20] lookedt the pss by whi
[2:59:23] follod We have one r
[2:59:29] reonse and no othersncil
[2:59:30] mber Pasca
[2:59:31] s concesbout
[2:59:33] thethical imptionsf
[2:59:37] is and the perption tt
[2:59:38] communi will have are
[2:59:42] directly ooint andht on
[2:59:45] targ. I haveeriouscerns
[2:59:47] aboutoving forwa w thi
[2:59:50] I think tt thea of a tool
[2:59:52] brary is a goo one, I
[2:59:53] appreciate staff
[2:59:54] ork
[2:59:56] this, but ts is not currently
[2:59:57] inable. It
[2:59:58] sotrently
[2:59:59] ready for annfusionf
[3:00:01] capita support either
[3:00:07] terminating, uh.S,
[3:00:10] projt o I support uh,
[3:00:13] moving forwa wit addnal
[3:00:16] rk t get additiol r
[3:00:18] oposals. We shoulde ablo
[3:00:21] select from threr more
[3:00:24] RFroposals fm a broad
[3:00:27] section of um organizatio
[3:00:30] that quafiedo do this.
[3:00:32] Uh, theearance ofne rfp
[3:00:34] proposal does not, in my
[3:00:39] inion, l prope
[3:00:39] d lik
[3:00:41] to see m rfp psals if
[3:00:43] reerious a this. Um,
[3:00:45] d I willeotingo o ts
[3:00:48] motion.Nd t tool lrary
[3:00:54] , um, as a cpt is
[3:00:55] whichhink wth
[3:00:58] pursui.Ut w one
[3:01:00] proposal, thi test
[3:01:02] option right is to mov
[3:01:05] forwd with, soling
[3:01:07] other proposa fromer
[3:01:10] organizaso thatave,
[3:01:12] um,everal qlified
[3:01:14] organitions tovaluate.
[3:01:17] Ank you
[3:01:23] Thank you Uh, Depy Mayor.
[3:01:24] Uh, tha you Madamayor.
[3:01:26] Jus wanted to speak one
[3:01:27] moreime. I support of the
[3:01:29] tion andddress somf the
[3:01:30] commenh, fro m
[3:01:31] lleagues. Ippreciats
[3:01:34] conversa. Um, kno I
[3:01:38] ant to not that if you a
[3:01:40] plng to form a 501, c3
[3:01:42] oration, it s notoing to
[3:01:43] me as surpris tha you are
[3:01:44] t going t raise money unt
[3:01:46] youave your 5 c3tatus,
[3:01:49] and tho contributiore are
[3:01:52] indeed,h, t deductibl Um,
[3:01:52] i
[3:01:54] m not overly conrned about
[3:01:58] fundin a uh, a position, a
[3:02:02] positi within a, uh, a
[3:02:04] project lik thi did tha
[3:02:05] th the Commu Foundatio
[3:02:07] We support uh, thecutive
[3:02:09] dictorary.M, so w
[3:02:10] ve
[3:02:12] dohisind o support in
[3:02:13] the past with organizatio
[3:02:16] inuding earmaed support
[3:02:18] dividualff. And we don
[3:02:18] t
[3:02:19] wayse the benefit of
[3:02:22] multipsithach trail
[3:02:24] with the comty foundn,
[3:02:26] they were organizatio
[3:02:29] uh tha um, htepped
[3:02:31] fod to delernhe goals
[3:02:32] and objecti t we
[3:02:32] going
[3:02:34] to deliv cnity bits.
[3:02:35] Andhat wasn theence o
[3:02:37] an rfp. Sometimesou putt
[3:02:39] on rfp austou do, in
[3:02:41] fa gethe one respo And
[3:02:42] thenhen thatappens,
[3:02:44] evaluate that rnse, uh, on
[3:02:46] its merits, wch Ink we
[3:02:48] ing inhisase,ncluding
[3:02:50] ,ecting the staff in many
[3:02:52] wa toake sure that theyre
[3:02:53] doingheir,h, ty
[3:02:54] re,
[3:02:54] they
[3:02:55] re taking digent
[3:02:57] approach to these negtions.
[3:03:00] , so appciate tt. Um,
[3:03:04] d the um, l
[3:03:04] s t and
[3:03:05] think I there
[3:03:06] ny other
[3:03:07] pointshat Ianted to make,
[3:03:09] bu I think thathat covers
[3:03:11] it.M, oiously I will be
[3:03:12] suting the mn to
[3:03:13] proceed w the nextp.
[3:03:15] Than
[3:03:17] ankou, Cncilmember Primm.
[3:03:17] Ye I.
[3:03:19] Just h a very good question.
[3:03:23] F city man om,
[3:03:25] legal. Sonhe
[3:03:28] agreemen that we have and I
[3:03:28] just wano aresshis
[3:03:30] whol um,inancial
[3:03:32] sunability uh, iss that
[3:03:34] ou um,hat Couilmember
[3:03:37] Pascal and Timhisholm he,
[3:03:40] , have, um,rought to light.
[3:03:45] There a way to tie tm,
[3:03:47] tie the milestonements
[3:03:52] an examp or haveome, u
[3:03:54] rangement within the within
[3:03:56] the agreeme itselfo tha
[3:04:00] are only paying out funds w
[3:04:02] we know ore se connce
[3:04:03] that the entit will be
[3:04:06] financiayble or that
[3:04:07] tra, or tha we
[3:04:07] getting
[3:04:08] external.
[3:04:09] Support.
[3:04:10] Or thathey a getting
[3:04:11] extern
[3:04:16] ort.
[3:04:19] Theityttorney. Uh,
[3:04:23] th short answe is yes.M,
[3:04:24] would say I gss two thing
[3:04:25] two this tha o is at least
[3:04:26] thay the cil
[3:04:27] apriated mon a the
[3:04:29] conversahat the
[3:04:30] intent thi moneyaso be
[3:04:33] artup moneyight. Uh,
[3:04:35] s not year three mon once
[3:04:35] they
[3:04:36] re going. Hever,aving
[3:04:38] id tha Ihink the inten
[3:04:39] of the stas to say, you
[3:04:40] know, whas yourlan? How is
[3:04:42] the fdraisingoing And set
[3:04:43] miones and reporting
[3:04:46] requirts? Uh,nd so
[3:04:49] think it I our inten to hav
[3:04:51] an agrment that is helping
[3:04:52] ensure itsanciallyiable.
[3:04:54] And so doingur due dilig
[3:04:55] on tt. But I do think there
[3:04:55] s
[3:04:58] early an intt lst a
[3:05:00] the counc that this is
[3:05:01] help in that.Ight. And so
[3:05:01] it
[3:05:01] s it
[3:05:02] s a key sing point,
[3:05:03] whher that
[3:05:03] for staff or
[3:05:04] whethet
[3:05:04] sor a sta
[3:05:06] co orurchases and s
[3:05:08] forth, I top the get
[3:05:09] the ground. Thinke
[3:05:10] wod be looki ver cully
[3:05:11] atir nt ste
[3:05:13] particulased o cncil
[3:05:14] feedback, b also our due
[3:05:16] dilie is now tha you
[3:05:17] kn weothe go ahead
[3:05:18] which t de they hadn
[3:05:19] t been
[3:05:21] n,ou know, wha is your
[3:05:21] fundrainglan and h
[3:05:23] ccessfuls I being?E he
[3:05:24] few mons to fig tt out
[3:05:24] ile we negte t
[3:05:26] agement. U I woulde
[3:05:28] my intentoelp reportn
[3:05:29] at whene comeack to you
[3:05:30] anday it
[3:05:31] the l tee
[3:05:32] mo sin youtaw us,
[3:05:32] re
[3:05:32] s w
[3:05:33] s hpened, and
[3:05:33] he
[3:05:34] sow w feel goodut
[3:05:35] it. Ion
[3:05:37] Okay. Thank you.
[3:05:40] Appreciate I.
[3:05:43] Okay. Anyone else? All right
[3:05:45] m going take shot at
[3:05:47] th. U we suping
[3:05:49] the motns, uh,
[3:05:51] Counember Arn was car.
[3:05:53] We. There lot o pubc
[3:05:55] enthiasm forhis, ande
[3:05:57] have bee talkiut it f
[3:05:57] years, think
[3:05:58] ll serve
[3:06:01] the comty well. Um, I am in
[3:06:02] pport of, uh, I he a
[3:06:06] preferen Fire station 27.
[3:06:08] Agree wit Dep MAY
[3:06:09] th we do nott tow
[3:06:12] down this proct while we do
[3:06:15] tegic plan forg term
[3:06:16] use ofur plic buildgs,
[3:06:19] but d f le need a
[3:06:21] plan We have a nr of
[3:06:23] ildings that we arenging
[3:06:25] online a I wouike toee
[3:06:26] how all thatce is going to
[3:06:28] besed over the y, and
[3:06:28] th
[3:06:30] s incng the bldings
[3:06:31] that we re exploriublic
[3:06:35] works. Um, and I want, Id,
[3:06:37] I feel nd to respond to
[3:06:40] criticism o comnity leaders
[3:06:42] that havved comty
[3:06:45] for decades Uhe, the
[3:06:47] allegation tha there s an
[3:06:49] hics viola, this ms
[3:06:50] not goi intonyone
[3:06:50] s
[3:06:53] pockets.Hesere people who
[3:06:56] have brackwards to
[3:06:59] serve our comnity many,
[3:07:01] ma capacies. And I
[3:07:02] m
[3:07:04] grathem for
[3:07:06] chpioning thisject,
[3:07:08] taki their ownersonal tim
[3:07:11] to put it together, toally
[3:07:13] the cnity, to getdback
[3:07:15] from themunity. I tnk
[3:07:15] they
[3:07:17] ve done goo j and
[3:07:17] n
[3:07:18] t thi it
[3:07:19] fr to
[3:07:22] critize them for and me
[3:07:23] any s o allion.
[3:07:23] Yo don
[3:07:24] t the lasord on
[3:07:26] this Ifou wan toort,
[3:07:26] yo don
[3:07:27] t a.
[3:07:28] Memb.
[3:07:28] I
[3:07:31] m not in as chair retort
[3:07:35] Rememb ten, ten. Iave
[3:07:36] ited unt.
[3:07:36] We
[3:07:36] re out.
[3:07:39] Of work. Last Council membe
[3:07:43] Tim Chishol So have
[3:07:45] finied my remar and if
[3:07:47] Council member Tim see
[3:07:49] Counci Memberrim woue
[3:07:50] to raise her hand.Hankou.
[3:07:56] Councilber prim. Council
[3:07:57] member b, did you hav your
[3:07:58] ha up?
[3:07:59] All right.
[3:08:01] Okay. The questsn the
[3:08:02] moon made by Councmember
[3:08:04] Fa, sd Council
[3:08:05] member priouncilmeer
[3:08:07] Falcon, will you do us the
[3:08:15] vor of repeating yr motio
[3:08:16] Would y like to repeat.
[3:08:19] It?
[3:08:21] Cilmembe Falcon, y
[3:08:21] re
[3:08:24] mute.
[3:08:27] Thank you, thank. Yes.
[3:08:27] Attney, tha would b
[3:08:28] woful.
[3:08:29] Thank.
[3:08:29] I
[3:08:30] ll rept tha for you. She
[3:08:31] de a motion to authorize
[3:08:32] stf proed wit
[3:08:34] negotiations based on the tool
[3:08:37] liy impntation plan and
[3:08:38] returno cncil, eitr
[3:08:39] th a pposed conactor
[3:08:41] nsideratn tha uses tra a
[3:08:43] or ack I withncil on
[3:08:45] trac b, if track eight proves
[3:08:48] infeas.
[3:08:50] L r. Thank you,ity
[3:08:52] Attorn. All tse for,
[3:08:54] ease say aye.
[3:08:57] Ayeye.
[3:08:59] All thoseosed?
[3:09:00] No.
[3:09:03] .
[3:09:06] Tionarries five,wo. Thank
[3:09:09] you eryone. I I n 917. So
[3:09:09] we
[3:09:10] re going take a break and
[3:22:13] we will be b at 9.
[3:22:15] Sorry about that. Itook a
[3:22:16] cond t get ld bk in.
[3:22:19] . A r.O,h, so this
[3:22:22] ur ccknn affordabl
[3:22:24] housing, on faith owned l
[3:22:25] wh is herouncil dtion.
[3:22:27] Tonigh bef we goack t
[3:22:28] thlanning commission, Ie
[3:22:30] to walkou throu ourraft
[3:22:32] coderoposalsustin, our
[3:22:33] depu directo oflanningnd
[3:22:35] building.
[3:22:36] Thank youity manager And
[3:22:38] go evening mayor, dy
[3:22:39] mayor and council members u
[3:22:41] reere tonight to giv you
[3:22:43] our sd briefing to o
[3:22:44] thffordabl hou, on
[3:22:46] faith own land project. U
[3:22:48] this a task onhe adopt
[3:22:50] 20 t 2028nningork
[3:22:52] prm, a itsntention is
[3:22:54] to impment ste llation
[3:22:55] the cy I reqred to
[3:22:57] ly with. I have tlides
[3:22:59] informati for you ton
[3:23:00] beforeump Wand t
[3:23:02] note that our lead senio
[3:23:03] planr on t proje is
[3:23:05] Sc Gutr. Um, Scott is n
[3:23:07] ab to b he ton, so I
[3:23:08] will do my best toepresent
[3:23:09] the gooorkhat he has done
[3:23:12] on thi project u w l
[3:23:13] ed to y about this
[3:23:16] projt back in MAY, and at
[3:23:17] thate w ask y fore
[3:23:19] scopirection. Um, athat
[3:23:22] time, cild us toase
[3:23:24] anysityuses geno
[3:23:25] fah owned ldt
[3:23:25] s
[3:23:28] provg affordabl hou
[3:23:29] base those bonuses o
[3:23:31] rlyingone stads,
[3:23:32] ere tho faith bas
[3:23:34] operties areocated. You
[3:23:36] asked us to pvide a buy write
[3:23:39] permissi f tse bes.
[3:23:40] Um, pnning Commission
[3:23:41] ited on the couil
[3:23:44] direction and ehasizedhat
[3:23:45] the cod ament sho add
[3:23:48] ibility. But to kp the
[3:23:50] ineases fairly mest,
[3:23:52] particul in low den
[3:23:56] zoned a Since we talke t
[3:23:58] u, um, staff has been out
[3:24:00] doing q ait of outreh.
[3:24:02] Um, prily with faith bed
[3:24:04] organitions and also wh
[3:24:06] nsortium and organizns
[3:24:07] that repsentultiple
[3:24:09] stakders, wheer I b
[3:24:10] fait based orgations or
[3:24:12] fordable housi develop
[3:24:12] We
[3:24:14] ve alsoeenrdinatin
[3:24:16] verylosely whrch o ts
[3:24:17] project to hperstand some
[3:24:19] he mart andsibility
[3:24:20] cothat goe I
[3:24:22] pring,evelopments
[3:24:24] that ide hh perage
[3:24:26] of afforda housing units
[3:24:30] at are ie rested fm
[3:24:33] that outreacm, welly
[3:24:34] d a f ts, and you
[3:24:36] hearhem alrdy tonht in
[3:24:37] public com perio We
[3:24:39] real heard from fai bas
[3:24:40] organizaons that they would
[3:24:41] apeciate aery
[3:24:43] strahtforward proce b
[3:24:44] themnd affordae housi
[3:24:46] develors appreciat
[3:24:46] flexibity. Tha
[3:24:48] s rlly key
[3:24:50] ven thatffordable housing,
[3:24:51] especial when provid as
[3:24:53] higherercentag o aotal
[3:24:55] velopmen is difficult to
[3:24:57] make fblen this mket
[3:24:59] andlways so flexibi was
[3:25:01] lyey for a lotfhem.
[3:25:02] Um,m the fased
[3:25:04] orgazationpecifically, the
[3:25:05] d iterahat you h
[3:25:06] earlie tight tty
[3:25:06] aren
[3:25:07] affordae housi
[3:25:08] delopersn andf
[3:25:09] themselv They ry don
[3:25:10] t
[3:25:12] ld t eertise inhertly.
[3:25:15] Um, and sooedhat
[3:25:17] there wil be ad for some
[3:25:19] ort bey code amendments.
[3:25:22] Um programmatiy. And with
[3:25:24] that feedbac we really took
[3:25:25] th to hea a triedo
[3:25:27] incorpor it into our code.
[3:25:28] Amendmts pnted t you
[3:25:30] tonight.
[3:25:30] Ll t through
[3:25:32] how we d that in t code
[3:25:33] amdments in just a moment
[3:25:37] he.Efore jum io
[3:25:38] summar ofhe codndments
[3:25:40] thatere inclu yr
[3:25:42] packet did wt toote,m,
[3:25:45] st go over briefly a map
[3:25:46] the exig fth owned
[3:25:49] operties Kirklan So
[3:25:51] the are 37 oizations we
[3:25:53] found ttperate Kkland
[3:25:55] today. U tho 3
[3:25:57] organitions own4 tot
[3:26:00] parcm, a total of 160
[3:26:02] res in the cy. Um, man
[3:26:04] ose parcelsre quite lar.
[3:26:05] Um, a you c probablhink
[3:26:09] ofm. Um,o 1 of the are
[3:26:11] morenwo a. U and a
[3:26:13] lof tho faith based
[3:26:14] orgationshat youee
[3:26:16] ally owneveralnderlyin
[3:26:17] parcels tt compr
[3:26:18] subjropertyhat the MAY
[3:26:21] be openg at a lever
[3:26:23] half tsearcels exist
[3:26:24] today in low density
[3:26:27] rentialones. Um, just a
[3:26:28] le of them a in mediumr
[3:26:30] high dentyidentialones.
[3:26:31] And then the raining
[3:26:34] apimately 40% are I zones
[3:26:35] that aeadyow a lit bit
[3:26:37] er delopment. Either
[3:26:38] offi, comial,
[3:26:39] institutio oransit
[3:26:41] orieedelopment zones Um,
[3:26:44] anhen several o the z,
[3:26:46] , thisind of,m,imilar
[3:26:47] to all o Kirkld, but seral
[3:26:49] theroperties, um, do
[3:26:50] ntain ccalas that
[3:26:52] wouleed toe facto into
[3:26:56] futuevelopment. So with
[3:26:58] that Iant to quick riew,
[3:26:58] um, what
[3:26:59] n your packet? Just
[3:27:01] give aummary of the dra
[3:27:03] demendments. Um, the dra
[3:27:05] amendnts wld add aew
[3:27:06] sectn t our affordable
[3:27:08] hog chapter inhe Kkland
[3:27:10] zoning ce. Um, and theyould
[3:27:11] based onhathe sold
[3:27:13] us we h t do. So the state
[3:27:14] quires u tovidee
[3:27:18] type of,m,apacity bonus for
[3:27:19] properties or develnts tha
[3:27:21] arevidingher0% of
[3:27:24] thei total uni a 8 Ami or
[3:27:28] 20 of t uts at 50% Ami.
[3:27:28] Anhat
[3:27:30] more than we rre
[3:27:31] as pt of any of o
[3:27:32] rdable housing reqrements
[3:27:34] y. Sosould b beyond
[3:27:35] what weuirenur current
[3:27:37] code. Andhe state requis us
[3:27:39] tovide somesity bes
[3:27:40] for develnt t
[3:27:40] s doing
[3:27:42] th. Sot
[3:27:43] s ded,
[3:27:45] it wld only b applican
[3:27:46] parcel that are owned by a
[3:27:48] faithed oanization. And
[3:27:50] um, put simply, what we
[3:27:52] di wase lookedt the
[3:27:54] exting undlying zonesnd
[3:27:56] rovided a modest den
[3:27:58] increase, um, basedn t
[3:27:59] rlying zonino we
[3:28:01] basicallyook low density
[3:28:02] zone and said, what
[3:28:03] s
[3:28:04] averag ht allow I a low
[3:28:06] nsity zone? A what would
[3:28:07] kindf anremental step up
[3:28:09] the nex dense zone
[3:28:10] And that
[3:28:11] s how we looked
[3:28:12] at their height bonus would
[3:28:14] be. U and the samee looked
[3:28:16] a medium denty zone.
[3:28:16] What
[3:28:17] s the aveeight
[3:28:18] mediumensityones
[3:28:19] resident developme and
[3:28:21] gave them anncrement sp
[3:28:23] t ah denty ze. So
[3:28:23] at
[3:28:26] what tha rates to or
[3:28:28] result ins than l
[3:28:30] density zes, um,ee a
[3:28:31] few vying heights across t
[3:28:32] ci inhose low density
[3:28:33] zos. We
[3:28:34] ve talked about that
[3:28:36] aittle bithou bef
[3:28:37] Um butn average, aot o
[3:28:39] have a 30 foot maximum
[3:28:40] bungeight resential
[3:28:43] developm today. Um, u
[3:28:45] this bonus,heyould g up
[3:28:47] to 3t ify wer provi
[3:28:48] that that state reqred
[3:28:50] minimum amot of affordable
[3:28:53] hog. Um,nd then mediu
[3:28:55] nsity, they wou gorom
[3:28:56] to 40.O a modes height
[3:28:59] crease, uot coverag was
[3:29:00] othertandardhaterd
[3:29:03] cod help. Um, if, uh,
[3:29:04] projects kind of become
[3:29:06] feasiblef we were flee
[3:29:08] with tha And for that, one o
[3:29:10] the thingst we focused on
[3:29:12] makin sur that I an
[3:29:14] orzation wanted t ctinue
[3:29:15] to operate that faith b
[3:29:18] faci, tha standds
[3:29:19] were fble ehhat they
[3:29:21] can continue to operateheir
[3:29:23] placef wor, also
[3:29:25] prov se affble hou
[3:29:27] se. So we factoredhat
[3:29:29] into looking at lot cerage.
[3:29:31] Um, and based t bonus for
[3:29:33] t covage on the l
[3:29:34] coverage allow for thataith
[3:29:38] based facilitye of the
[3:29:41] othe standar tha w wld
[3:29:44] ose toive the types of
[3:29:46] lopments are exempting them
[3:29:48] all fm design review. Um,
[3:29:49] think it s impornt note
[3:29:50] th l dsity zonon
[3:29:52] requ dign revie today.
[3:29:54] So, um, when weook at the
[3:29:55] site acrs theity, it
[3:29:56] not
[3:29:57] exempting manyiteshat
[3:29:59] wouldn t alrea be inheren
[3:30:01] emptm design riew. But
[3:30:02] these typ ofevelopments
[3:30:04] wod be, u alsemoving
[3:30:06] wher itsts,ny mum
[3:30:08] density. So a limit o units
[3:30:11] pe acre, um, a floorrea
[3:30:13] ratio standar. I knowncil
[3:30:14] gotten a lot feedbac
[3:30:14] from lot hsing
[3:30:16] devepers tt are florea
[3:30:17] tio standar can be qte
[3:30:19] restricte. So removin that
[3:30:20] forhese types
[3:30:22] developmen I aeadyalked
[3:30:23] atle b abo flexible lot
[3:30:25] coverage. W aoroposed in
[3:30:27] the dra ce beinge
[3:30:29] flexible about ruired yards
[3:30:32] or setcks. Um, and the also
[3:30:34] allowingor the plaing
[3:30:35] buildingirectoropprove
[3:30:38] mino deviations fhe cod
[3:30:40] Um, so wee heard fmhe
[3:30:41] fordable housing developnt
[3:30:43] communit that proje oft
[3:30:45] need to vary jus aittle bit
[3:30:46] om zing staards. It
[3:30:46] s
[3:30:48] rd to wte zoning standards
[3:30:49] thater every situation a
[3:30:52] um, in the spirifing
[3:30:54] to pde streaml pat
[3:30:56] for tsejects to happen,
[3:30:59] um, we did intoheode,
[3:31:00] uh, an allance f
[3:31:01] planningnd blding directo
[3:31:03] to ainistrativel appve
[3:31:05] soinoriations, um, if
[3:31:07] ones needeo make proje
[3:31:11] work. So t what I
[3:31:12] gone
[3:31:13] ov so far I kin of like the
[3:31:15] baseust we wouldive
[3:31:16] thesypes of dopments
[3:31:17] that areroviding aigh
[3:31:19] amount offfordabl houng
[3:31:21] units.Nd thet two sdes
[3:31:23] are sort of add ins thattaff
[3:31:26] proposi. And the first is
[3:31:27] a first I anitionalght
[3:31:29] nus. And so I theraft code
[3:31:29] that you
[3:31:30] ven, w
[3:31:31] ve offed
[3:31:33] andditional heigh bonus.
[3:31:35] A development ces t
[3:31:37] pridee tnhat,han
[3:31:38] th standar thateered.
[3:31:41] Moren 20% ofheir units
[3:31:44] at 50% Ami, ororehan 5 of
[3:31:47] th unitst0%mi.F ty
[3:31:49] did tt, um, they w b
[3:31:51] able to get someitional
[3:31:52] ight. So up aaximum of
[3:31:54] 50ft in lowsity z
[3:31:56] up to maxim of 60f and
[3:31:59] medium density zones, and then
[3:32:01] up to a 25 ft bonusnd oth
[3:32:04] zone Um, n that these
[3:32:06] extr heights doe wit
[3:32:07] additionetback requireme
[3:32:09] writ int theode, so the
[3:32:11] high they got abohat kin
[3:32:12] of base bon, t morehose
[3:32:13] builngs w he to b
[3:32:14] steppedk a littl to
[3:32:16] gate imp t adjacen
[3:32:18] operties. In terms of how
[3:32:20] is would work, um, we are
[3:32:23] still, um, draing this into
[3:32:25] our fin prosal, bt
[3:32:26] affs think is t wt
[3:32:29] would do is require, u do
[3:32:30] set percentage of additio
[3:32:31] units that wouldave t be
[3:32:33] prov aevelopme t
[3:32:35] begible forhis aitional
[3:32:39] height bonus. Thether opt
[3:32:41] that sffs pposingn t
[3:32:43] cos providingxchange
[3:32:44] o t would allow
[3:32:47] deveent t ge u
[3:32:49] differen Aevelsheir
[3:32:52] project, wer they choseo
[3:32:54] do a varty or aange of
[3:32:55] itsithinneroject, o
[3:32:58] provid all tm at 40%mi
[3:33:00] instea of 50%mi, weted
[3:33:02] provide an ehangeatio to
[3:33:03] give the more flexibity to
[3:33:05] make a project work or mt
[3:33:07] nes or prences of the
[3:33:08] faith bed orgationhat
[3:33:08] ey
[3:33:10] workingith. Um, this
[3:33:12] ould be ailiarcept t
[3:33:13] council. Youave aed
[3:33:14] change ratios for several
[3:33:16] ot affore hou
[3:33:17] reementscross t city,
[3:33:19] incling in the sta are
[3:33:22] d through theuanita car
[3:33:23] More recen a se
[3:33:24] re
[3:33:26] proposg thathat s
[3:33:28] cot b app for this
[3:33:29] affoable houngnaith
[3:33:31] basedroperty te o
[3:33:36] velopment. And lastl in
[3:33:38] adtion t theode, staff has
[3:33:39] been contempng what
[3:33:41] r suppo serceseyond
[3:33:42] e codemendment could be
[3:33:43] hefulo fased
[3:33:45] organitions underta this
[3:33:47] ofevelopment.M, our
[3:33:48] easor that that don
[3:33:49] t
[3:33:49] ed to b codified. There
[3:33:50] sothing that could
[3:33:52] progatically impment our
[3:33:54] offeringreeubmittal
[3:33:55] conferen and perhaps
[3:33:57] expedid perteview. Um,
[3:33:58] d the as I moned, we
[3:34:00] been coording v csely
[3:34:02] with arc a um,y have
[3:34:03] lotfupport available to
[3:34:05] the faithased organizatio
[3:34:06] in terms oupportin due
[3:34:07] ligence,ping with
[3:34:09] feasility studies, andlso
[3:34:10] kif concting people wh
[3:34:12] networ tha might help the
[3:34:14] izeoals ifhey want to
[3:34:17] do somet likehis. Wit
[3:34:19] that,m, with the feedback we
[3:34:20] geonight, u we wil
[3:34:22] finalize those draft cod
[3:34:23] amendmen. We re curntly
[3:34:24] scheduled to takehemo
[3:34:25] ningommissionor a
[3:34:27] blic hng AUGUST 2
[3:34:29] And tight. Would loveome
[3:34:31] feed from council on any of
[3:34:33] the bonus dopment
[3:34:34] stdards, a a any
[3:34:35] spec guidanc o the
[3:34:37] concep o the aitional
[3:34:38] height bon the psed
[3:34:40] exange rs. Andith t
[3:34:41] I will h it back tou,
[3:34:41] MADAM.
[3:34:44] Mayor
[3:34:45] Than you Allison,ou did a
[3:34:47] great job So all rig,
[3:34:48] Council, any a questions,
[3:34:50] ents,ponse t the
[3:34:58] questis. Councilmaold
[3:35:00] Uh, tnk y mayor And tha
[3:35:03] you,li, for the preseation.
[3:35:05] It youuys are gd a
[3:35:06] esenting uh, someery
[3:35:09] compleics very
[3:35:10] ealy. I w toake sure
[3:35:11] understand some ts that I
[3:35:15] confuse a Um, w
[3:35:18] firstead theo.M,n
[3:35:19] you
[3:35:19] re talking about the
[3:35:21] change ratio tha
[3:35:21] s
[3:35:24] parate from an indendent
[3:35:26] om the additiona ht
[3:35:27] s forferent
[3:35:28] affordabity,hat
[3:35:29] sust
[3:35:29] someg tha you
[3:35:30] re allowin
[3:35:34] to change., uh, t mix of,
[3:35:36] um, affble hou within
[3:35:38] the develnt. And it w
[3:35:39] those offer no additnal
[3:35:41] ights. Is that. I that
[3:35:42] coect?
[3:35:44] Thk y Oppnity to
[3:35:46] ify.Ncilmemb Aold.
[3:35:47] Um, it
[3:35:48] wrien the code
[3:35:49] thatas attd inour
[3:35:51] et, those exchange ratios
[3:35:53] wereritten in as an option
[3:35:54] for additnal units.
[3:35:57] Wou be requid for the
[3:35:59] ditional height bus. Um,
[3:36:01] since w plished your packet,
[3:36:03] staff um, evoing that
[3:36:05] idea to potentially apply to
[3:36:06] all of the afforble uts
[3:36:07] quired.Ohat
[3:36:08] s w we
[3:36:09] wouldpose is making tho
[3:36:11] change ratio aable
[3:36:12] acro therd, and would
[3:36:13] apprte council feedbk
[3:36:13] That.
[3:36:17] Yep, supportt. U o the
[3:36:18] additial ht bonus, t
[3:36:18] s
[3:36:19] an a where I did
[3:36:20] tly
[3:36:22] rstand. Have you set a
[3:36:24] standa of whato to
[3:36:26] alify fhe addnal
[3:36:28] ightonus,r areou aing
[3:36:30] r feedb onnhe con
[3:36:33] and the u limits?
[3:36:34] Thou forhe qstion. We
[3:36:36] arooking feedbac o the
[3:36:37] conc We
[3:36:38] ve been workingn.
[3:36:39] On of t pnts w
[3:36:40] re sll
[3:36:41] coordinang on with arche
[3:36:42] calibrat with that
[3:36:44] requirt be. Um.Urrent
[3:36:45] thought ist weould do
[3:36:47] something liken additional
[3:36:49] affordae uni mig me
[3:36:50] you elible forhat
[3:36:51] ditional hei bus if
[3:36:52] there
[3:36:53] s anyer limits that
[3:36:54] counci membeeel sgly
[3:36:54] about, we
[3:36:56] b hearinghat.
[3:36:59] , great. So to I appree
[3:37:02] that the ars. S um, o
[3:37:05] my feedback overam, I
[3:37:07] ally aciate the mod
[3:37:10] equivcies ver
[3:37:11] coming up wit som new
[3:37:12] standand sfying this
[3:37:14] uch simpler to understan
[3:37:16] I appreet. I appreci
[3:37:18] e focus o delopmenty
[3:37:19] righ a t administre
[3:37:22] provals. Um, I sporthat
[3:37:24] you re suggeing on, uh,
[3:37:25] allowi for thexchange
[3:37:29] rati, um, throu,h,s
[3:37:31] partf afforeousing.
[3:37:34] And I support uh, andot
[3:37:37] necessaril justart of a
[3:37:40] ight bonus. And, um, I
[3:37:43] suort theer limits of t
[3:37:44] ight bones thatou
[3:37:46] estingnd look frd t
[3:37:49] rther dision from the
[3:37:51] anningommissio onhatre
[3:37:53] the rhtnd arch ohat are
[3:37:56] e right, um, requirement to
[3:37:59] alify tt?Hank you.
[3:38:00] Thank you. Couilmemberim
[3:38:01] Chisholm
[3:38:04] Thank ynd tha you,
[3:38:07] Aln. Um wheren t
[3:38:10] proc a we on t? And
[3:38:13] es thi was desigd
[3:38:14] comply with the s law, b
[3:38:15] does thi go back tohe
[3:38:17] Planningmission now?
[3:38:19] Yes. Sour next ste w be
[3:38:20] inalize t draft cod
[3:38:22] amendmentsnd t te ito
[3:38:23] Planning Commissn for a
[3:38:25] puic heari
[3:38:30] Okay. Um, thank you. Io, um
[3:38:32] agre with andport m of
[3:38:36] this I tnk it is logical
[3:38:38] because this wou take I
[3:38:40] considern the unding
[3:38:45] zoning o t surunding, um,
[3:38:46] neighbor or the surrounding
[3:38:48] loon. R?
[3:38:49] Yes.
[3:38:52] Thank.
[3:38:58] Thank you Anydy else?H,
[3:38:59] Council. R.
[3:39:01] K you, MADAM Mayor. Um,
[3:39:02] nothing really newo. I just
[3:39:05] wanted to share that I support
[3:39:05] staff
[3:39:08] sommendatn. U and
[3:39:10] including thexchangeatios
[3:39:12] plying to t all of the
[3:39:13] affoable housing
[3:39:15] reements. And I reall
[3:39:16] appreciate n only its
[3:39:17] sicity, butts
[3:39:19] responness to the um, t
[3:39:21] stakehoer engent. So
[3:39:22] thank for that. I
[3:39:23] m
[3:39:24] lookg frd to hoply
[3:39:26] adopti t in tear
[3:39:28] futu Thank
[3:39:30] Thank you. Cilmember Prem.
[3:39:33] Hi.Ust wd say tha I
[3:39:34] ag with, u the oll
[3:39:36] plan here and don
[3:39:37] t h really
[3:39:39] anytng to add, w. Is
[3:39:40] h is rare.
[3:39:42] Thank you. Thank you.
[3:39:47] Yone els? All right Um,
[3:39:49] same. I thi this this is
[3:39:51] really well done. Think that
[3:39:51] we
[3:39:53] worked really hard t
[3:39:54] lify therocess as m a
[3:39:56] ssible, bot in t zoning
[3:39:58] and, u being able to handhol
[3:40:00] andupport the f bas
[3:40:02] proper. U this is very
[3:40:05] thoughtfulm,eah. It
[3:40:05] s
[3:40:07] great. Tak to public
[3:40:09] hearing. O I d hav o
[3:40:11] estion. Appciate tha y
[3:40:12] brought the faith based
[3:40:14] proptywnersn t get their
[3:40:18] feedck. Did we dhat
[3:40:20] incle thi c Did they
[3:40:22] look at thi code, reczing
[3:40:22] it
[3:40:24] s not usual the
[3:40:24] don
[3:40:26] t rode? Usu.
[3:40:27] Did theye ahance
[3:40:29] provideeedback the code?
[3:40:30] I
[3:40:32] t belie thatnyaith
[3:40:33] based organation feek
[3:40:35] directn theode.Hat
[3:40:35] we
[3:40:36] ve heard af is that
[3:40:37] thon
[3:40:37] t don
[3:40:38] t do this
[3:40:38] d they
[3:40:39] ot ser familr,
[3:40:40] te feele we
[3:40:41] ve gotten
[3:40:42] really cructiveeedback
[3:40:43] fromffordabl housing
[3:40:45] deloperstoulde likely
[3:40:46] partners.
[3:40:47] Okay.
[3:40:50] And I wn we but let
[3:40:51] do
[3:40:53] in them to participate in
[3:40:54] e publicearing. So thank
[3:40:58] you,eputy Mayor.
[3:41:01] Ink y, MADAM Mayor Um,
[3:41:03] kindf reledo tha
[3:41:06] lison. Um, makin suret
[3:41:06] we
[3:41:08] I, I was goingo ask the
[3:41:09] same qstion thathat cil
[3:41:11] mberrnoldsked abouthe
[3:41:13] sort of tathematil bridge
[3:41:15] beeenhe, um, additl
[3:41:17] affoableousing uni
[3:41:18] uant to t ratior
[3:41:21] otherw additional
[3:41:24] he, uh,onus. So whent
[3:41:24] sounds l we
[3:41:25] going be
[3:41:28] refini that, ahen w do,
[3:41:29] um, Ihink itld me s
[3:41:29] we hav
[3:41:30] t alr, to
[3:41:32] feedrom the developme
[3:41:34] commity that does aordable
[3:41:35] hous develment and make
[3:41:36] re that wha we
[3:41:37] re ting
[3:41:39] ab mesense.Of w
[3:41:39] re
[3:41:41] t doing that, let s I sst
[3:41:42] do. If
[3:41:42] re if
[3:41:43] re
[3:41:45] alreadoing it,at. U
[3:41:45] obviousl we
[3:41:46] got se wor
[3:41:47] to do to figure outt
[3:41:48] mathemat be, and I j
[3:41:49] want to m sure ites
[3:41:52] se a tt, you know, 1
[3:41:54] additi feeesense and
[3:41:55] 20 aional feeakesse
[3:41:57] becausometimes wee u
[3:41:58] wihose numrs, least
[3:41:59] as ectedfficialso.
[3:42:01] Prly not you as planning
[3:42:03] professis. A once
[3:42:04] deper getshold of tho
[3:42:05] numbers, they
[3:42:06] re like, hmm,
[3:42:06] at doesn
[3:42:07] t reall do that
[3:42:08] much f So wanto make
[3:42:11] we tnkt tough.
[3:42:13] Ye And Scott hiseam do
[3:42:14] have a very direct lin of
[3:42:15] commicationn thisroject
[3:42:17] with the Housi Develnt
[3:42:18] Coortium, who rsents
[3:42:19] several affble housi
[3:42:20] developers Sohink they
[3:42:22] en great at providi
[3:42:23] feck and givin usd
[3:42:25] checks as we g ang.
[3:42:25] Grt.
[3:42:27] Thankou.
[3:42:30] Thank you. Anyon else? All
[3:42:31] ght. Allon, do y feel
[3:42:31] likeou have w you need
[3:42:32] from us?
[3:42:34] Believe we have w we need.
[3:42:35] Than you for theeedback.
[3:42:36] Great. Thaso.
[3:42:37] Much.
[3:42:39] Allight. A g to move
[3:42:42] o, uriefing on
[3:42:43] pontialffordabl houng
[3:42:45] agreemen relatedo the
[3:42:49] apartment. Cyager.
[3:42:51] Okay. Thank you, m MAY.
[3:42:53] Um, ts I a potential
[3:42:55] prt. Uh, to ce se
[3:42:56] fordable housi I Kirkl
[3:42:56] at
[3:42:57] been going for
[3:42:58] severalrs. And w finly
[3:43:00] ha toce t Weant
[3:43:01] checkn with couil
[3:43:02] see if yant u toontinue
[3:43:05] to a fingreement. So, uh,
[3:43:06] we hdamnstein, our
[3:43:07] dictor of plag a
[3:43:08] ding, I going tivehe
[3:43:10] entatione alsoe
[3:43:11] owner t project, rta
[3:43:13] apartmen,ert Patto is
[3:43:15] re,s well as Angela Rman.
[3:43:15] Um, a the
[3:43:16] re her tonswer
[3:43:18] quesonsbout the pro and
[3:43:19] the agrnt as w So with
[3:43:19] that,
[3:43:21] ll tn it ove to MR.
[3:43:22] Weinstei
[3:43:23] All right
[3:43:25] , goodvening.Hanks, c
[3:43:26] manage Goo evening mayor.
[3:43:28] Goodning, deputy mayor and
[3:43:30] coun u as tity
[3:43:31] mana menoned.H,oined
[3:43:34] byeral folks um, Don
[3:43:35] Nelson, our planning maner,
[3:43:37] Kevin Han our senior
[3:43:38] sistant city attory w
[3:43:40] helped o with this, u
[3:43:42] anis.Hennor
[3:43:43] Hansen theanaging priipal
[3:43:45] at srm developme Aa
[3:43:46] Roan, who
[3:43:47] s tirector o
[3:43:48] sustainabl devopment at
[3:43:50] Natu and Buildironment
[3:43:51] And then, cours Rober
[3:43:51] Pannel who
[3:43:52] s the CEOf
[3:43:54] Nal andlt Environment
[3:43:55] yeah, again, we
[3:43:55] not
[3:43:56] lookin for aecision tht.
[3:43:58] Feedbk on whether you
[3:43:59] want staffontinue working
[3:44:01] this agree And ifou
[3:44:03] have a flow uuestions.
[3:44:04] Um, and yeah, a,ust s
[3:44:07] slides tonig. Hoply you
[3:44:09] can s an aer photoere.
[3:44:12] Umhisseallyt t
[3:44:14] prov some context.M,nd
[3:44:15] you knohis I I sd
[3:44:16] mention, t is aeally
[3:44:18] exrdinary project
[3:44:18] that
[3:44:20] been instrumen in
[3:44:21] ing par ofur adable
[3:44:23] housing strateg And Kirand.
[3:44:24] So It wt tont that
[3:44:26] out. Um,ur its a 290 ut
[3:44:28] aparentlding.S you all
[3:44:28] know it
[3:44:28] s r in t heart
[3:44:30] of dntown. Um, I
[3:44:31] also note
[3:44:31] it
[3:44:33] right n to t11
[3:44:35] Un Plaza project. Andn
[3:44:37] respon tonarlier public
[3:44:39] commt, the Pza proctas
[3:44:40] th project tt was
[3:44:42] subject o an mft agreement
[3:44:44] at was city negiated. Um,
[3:44:46] not the right um, pject tha
[3:44:46] we
[3:44:47] re talng about tonight
[3:44:49] So againht in the middl
[3:44:50] of downtown, right across fro
[3:44:52] rkland Urban,ugely
[3:44:54] walkable, tworocery ss
[3:44:55] wi a cple ofute walk.
[3:44:57] , I think, youw, a
[3:44:58] th charactistics ofhe
[3:45:00] setting o the90 uts at
[3:45:03] rt 228 utsre eco fla,
[3:45:04] meaning tha theyave share
[3:45:06] kitchelthough mos have
[3:45:08] thr own batms. T
[3:45:09] proposed dea t we
[3:45:09] re
[3:45:11] lking aboutonightould
[3:45:12] encomps affordabili
[3:45:15] restriions at 60%f the area
[3:45:18] median incom Or am I on 218
[3:45:21] ofhe eco fla uni or 7
[3:45:23] of total uni And just to
[3:45:25] ovide iustration of wha
[3:45:27] 60% a meanur communi
[3:45:28] it
[3:45:30] s abo $66 per year f
[3:45:32] househo of one. So we
[3:45:32] re
[3:45:33] ing abo,ou know, pretty
[3:45:35] critical empes o
[3:45:37] coity. So we re talng
[3:45:38] aboutostalmployees,
[3:45:40] exive atants, prehool
[3:45:41] teac, entry levelransit
[3:45:44] woerst,m, needo have
[3:45:45] housingt
[3:45:45] s affordabl at
[3:45:49] 60%. Ami sohis I thelide.
[3:45:49] Ve sn this, I don
[3:45:50] t know,
[3:45:51] 50 or 60 tim ove thet
[3:45:53] couple years It shows our
[3:45:56] ing nds through 20,4,
[3:45:58] 13,200 utsoss all iome
[3:45:59] vels.
[3:45:59] I
[3:46:00] ll justoint out aouple of
[3:46:03] thingsirst, as youll kw,
[3:46:06] the greest nee um, basedn
[3:46:08] this crt, is t 50% and
[3:46:09] unr range, and that
[3:46:09] s about
[3:46:13] 10,440 units, o abo0% o
[3:46:15] our need. Um, the needn t
[3:46:17] 51 to 80% ran is still is
[3:46:18] mu small, b it
[3:46:18] s still
[3:46:19] ryt
[3:46:22] s about2 uni, or
[3:46:26] of our our overall need. A
[3:46:28] this1% t 8ge is
[3:46:30] bracketfncome nee tha
[3:46:31] would beddressedhis
[3:46:33] proposedld. So again, a
[3:46:34] really important par ofur,
[3:46:36] , aordable hsingtrategy.
[3:46:39] Just as a remin herere
[3:46:40] the keyments ofhe
[3:46:44] proposalm, again, 218f the
[3:46:46] ho Flats at r2, iding all
[3:46:47] of the uni withhared
[3:46:49] rooms,lde set asi
[3:46:53] 60% ami. Um, tenturnover
[3:46:55] has been an interest um of
[3:46:57] council on previousgreements.
[3:46:59] Rightow,ccording to the
[3:47:01] owner, aority of t units
[3:47:02] are ren byenants who
[3:47:05] incos or 60%.Nd
[3:47:07] under the terms ofhe dea
[3:47:08] theseenantsld stay a r2
[3:47:11] t MAY b reled to um non
[3:47:13] inme restricte uni in
[3:47:15] ilding. U regding ince
[3:47:17] owth, if a ten makore
[3:47:19] an 60%, I aenant whoes
[3:47:22] no m tha 60%miovesnto
[3:47:23] unit, andhen tir inc
[3:47:26] eases u to0% a the
[3:47:28] unould se consid
[3:47:31] fordable. Um, rding t
[3:47:32] eligibity for the t
[3:47:34] exion, the propey owner
[3:47:35] ts the tax breor at lea
[3:47:39] 20 40 yea.Gs 75%
[3:47:40] of the uts are rente to
[3:47:42] households, makg no more tn
[3:47:45] 60%. Ami With t limed
[3:47:46] come gh psion tha I
[3:47:49] just td aut, um, as I
[3:47:52] previously mentied, um,y
[3:47:53] would bligible for tax
[3:47:56] exemptio Um, rardinghe
[3:47:58] an, be eligibl for t
[3:48:00] reak, besideseeting the
[3:48:02] fordability rrements, the
[3:48:03] prt has to receive
[3:48:06] final, uh,ublic fancial
[3:48:07] asanceer the sta law.
[3:48:08] That
[3:48:09] srehe city com
[3:48:11] in. S t propol is to g
[3:48:13] the own a $500,00 no
[3:48:15] intest lor upo0
[3:48:17] years. Um, andhenhe
[3:48:19] nitoring pla would have
[3:48:20] t I proces f
[3:48:22] ensuring the afforbility
[3:48:24] ovisions of the agreent are
[3:48:25] met. And those would also
[3:48:27] likely be monited by our
[3:48:29] collest arch.M,nd
[3:48:30] then the last thing I want
[3:48:31] mention abouthe keyments
[3:48:33] of the pposal isthe
[3:48:34] project wou be owned a
[3:48:37] operatedy a nonfit.Hat
[3:48:38] non-prit is still to be
[3:48:40] dermined. Um, the current
[3:48:41] owner h a listf
[3:48:42] organisatiy wl
[3:48:43] ntially negte with if
[3:48:48] e deales forward.
[3:48:50] This sli, um, we put together
[3:48:52] in respons t quest about
[3:48:53] e,m,het of the
[3:48:55] plicatio of the tax bak.
[3:48:57] Um, so I jt wanto menon
[3:48:59] twohings about the sli.
[3:49:00] Firss tha the owner, t
[3:49:02] current owner o the proct,
[3:49:04] estimatehe val the tax
[3:49:08] break atut 500,502,000
[3:49:10] per year. Um, and then t
[3:49:11] haven lotsf questio
[3:49:12] abouthe impt to city home
[3:49:15] of taxak. So usingur
[3:49:17] internl,ur finance
[3:49:19] depamenttaff eated that
[3:49:21] thity propert taxes t
[3:49:23] uld be shiftedo the owner
[3:49:25] of media v home in
[3:49:26] Kirkla as a resul o the t
[3:49:28] brft wer toe
[3:49:30] proved, would be about $1.25
[3:49:31] a year.Nd tt
[3:49:32] sin for a
[3:49:34] median val homen Kkland.
[3:49:35] I would a note,hough,hat
[3:49:36] that fure does not ide
[3:49:38] shifted t, a oth tax
[3:49:39] stricts. We
[3:49:39] relly jus
[3:49:40] ing abo the shifted
[3:49:43] tas. Um,or cit proy
[3:49:47] tax.Nd then this is the last
[3:49:49] slide. These are the is for
[3:49:51] counl cderation tha we
[3:49:52] flagd in the staff mem I
[3:49:52] ll
[3:49:53] go throughm relively
[3:49:55] fast. But you re welco tosk
[3:49:58] quess aut t Um, first
[3:50:00] is rdingome limits. U
[3:50:03] so the proje without the
[3:50:05] oject, without any covent
[3:50:07] in pla Um, jus you kno
[3:50:09] ma reents already has
[3:50:10] very hig dreef
[3:50:12] affordabil wh9% o the
[3:50:14] ecolats, rting f l
[3:50:17] than 6. I
[3:50:18] d also note
[3:50:19] e afforbilitynder this
[3:50:21] al w bey t regn
[3:50:23] widets for studi uts,
[3:50:24] ich inany cases have
[3:50:26] cote kitchens a in u
[3:50:28] rooms. Ando ine ways
[3:50:30] be superior tohesenits.
[3:50:31] So a key questio
[3:50:33] whether it is likely for rents
[3:50:34] to ince or decreasn
[3:50:36] these uts over time, a the
[3:50:37] ether adability level
[3:50:39] should be linked toomething
[3:50:40] le thantudio units. Aga
[3:50:41] these aret queions that
[3:50:44] we re posin Um, uypes.
[3:50:47] Um the agrment incdes only
[3:50:48] eco flats and not 1 to
[3:50:49] bedroo uts.Nd we
[3:50:50] know
[3:50:52] that t bomts,
[3:50:53] ich aresent in r2,
[3:50:55] particlyhe two and three
[3:50:57] bedr uts, m behe mos
[3:50:58] desiblenits and the os
[3:51:00] at are mtely t under
[3:51:02] futuent escalatn. Um,
[3:51:03] although t might be a
[3:51:04] of value in preservin the e
[3:51:06] flat as well. Um, at
[3:51:07] afable levels. Sohe
[3:51:08] question is,houldny of the
[3:51:10] reousehold size unie
[3:51:11] includ I the m undhe
[3:51:14] reement? Uent increas
[3:51:15] nother issue that we
[3:51:19] flged. U so y probly
[3:51:20] ow that tse uniouldot
[3:51:22] be sjecto the receny
[3:51:23] passed s authori r
[3:51:25] cont. And so they would
[3:51:27] tuate accngo changes
[3:51:29] an area medianncome.
[3:51:31] Right. T, lked to am I
[3:51:33] milarother ah managed
[3:51:35] unit inhe cit Shat
[3:51:37] happens is that if median
[3:51:39] inmees at ater r
[3:51:39] thn indidual
[3:51:41] sncome,
[3:51:42] that individiving unit
[3:51:44] then becom lessffordabl
[3:51:45] , and again so we
[3:51:45] re tng
[3:51:47] abouts iue I ter of
[3:51:48] individu experieeersus
[3:51:49] gregatexperienc And so
[3:51:51] the queion ishould theree
[3:51:53] a capn, u rent incases to
[3:51:55] reflect, you k poten
[3:51:56] calationf mediancome in
[3:51:59] th region?Hen las
[3:52:00] t loan a the tms o
[3:52:01] the agreeme So we
[3:52:02] re talking
[3:52:04] ag about a $50000 loant
[3:52:07] 0% interes u f a term
[3:52:08] of u to 40ears. A I see
[3:52:09] that Couil mr Jim
[3:52:10] Chisho hasisand u as
[3:52:12] well.
[3:52:14] Councilmr Chiolm.
[3:52:18] , thaou, Adam.M,o my
[3:52:19] question is on the terms of the
[3:52:21] an, Inderstand the v o
[3:52:22] this proct, and I
[3:52:23] merally
[3:52:26] pportive. T loanerms a
[3:52:28] 0% interest. And my question
[3:52:33] for sta is, younow, why
[3:52:33] isn
[3:52:34] ts loa at 6%nterest
[3:52:38] or thevailing rate, u
[3:52:40] whever aormal loan would b
[3:52:42] at from Fane Mae or Fredd
[3:52:44] Mac the feral governmt.
[3:52:45] And I w ne t 20 years
[3:52:47] oferest 4ears o
[3:52:52] terest 6% woulde MAY
[3:52:54] 000/20 yrs, o I the
[3:52:56] loan is over 40 y, you
[3:53:02] , 800,000 or more. And why
[3:53:04] are we fing that, that
[3:53:05] interet som sort of a
[3:53:08] reasonabate
[3:53:09] I see the cit has hisand.
[3:53:12] Up. Gohead.
[3:53:13] I could d an itialponse
[3:53:14] that. S that
[3:53:14] sne of the
[3:53:15] asonse hav the question.
[3:53:17] Ink thentent of the staff
[3:53:18] and the sing point was if
[3:53:20] rerying to facilate
[3:53:21] rdable hng, we re
[3:53:22] trying to remove as many
[3:53:24] iers asossible. Any
[3:53:24] cost tha we
[3:53:26] beosing, we
[3:53:27] woul startaying w
[3:53:27] shouldn
[3:53:29] e doing that.Ut
[3:53:31] the wn the proctas first
[3:53:33] ought ofeveral yea a,
[3:53:35] the intent washat themount
[3:53:35] of mey was goi toe a
[3:53:37] contribuon, notne. S
[3:53:38] even tha
[3:53:38] s betr than
[3:53:40] think, than theriginal idea,
[3:53:41] whh wassouldust b
[3:53:43] of our cibutiono the
[3:53:45] stack of funding So that
[3:53:45] s t
[3:53:46] th
[3:53:47] s themary rea we
[3:53:48] re just thig we wanted to
[3:53:49] keep t impactsow as
[3:53:50] ssible,uthere
[3:53:51] stainly
[3:53:51] noson we cou
[3:53:52] t have a
[3:53:54] discus withhe propey
[3:53:55] ner abouthether t
[3:53:56] should bn intert onhe
[3:53:58] loan.
[3:54:01] Um, okay. I mea I uerstand
[3:54:03] the rns supporthis,
[3:54:07] but,m, a I underst n
[3:54:10] having aighr erbitantly
[3:54:13] high ierest rat b um,
[3:54:17] zeroeems, ccerning. A
[3:54:20] I would I wou ask that
[3:54:22] difft optns be bro
[3:54:24] back at the preing rate or
[3:54:26] that tha be investigate
[3:54:28] Thk you
[3:54:31] Thk
[3:54:33] Great. Thank I d
[3:54:33] t he
[3:54:35] at much. Oh, sorry
[3:54:37] , I wasoingo tell. G
[3:54:37] ead. So. Okay.
[3:54:38] You
[3:54:39] good.Kay.
[3:54:40] I was gng totion I don
[3:54:42] ha that muche to am,
[3:54:43] so,eah, w already sor of
[3:54:45] gotnto ter o the loan.
[3:54:48] Um theerm is0 y. Als
[3:54:49] is t only otherhinghat
[3:54:49] we
[3:54:52] flag. U and again, the
[3:54:53] ownericates that, younow,
[3:54:54] the ter ofhe agrment
[3:54:55] e necessary to se
[3:54:57] financin t project Um,
[3:54:59] weould note thatypically
[3:55:00] th typical inclusion
[3:55:01] ningts andirkland
[3:55:02] s
[3:55:04] market rat build are, um,
[3:55:05] usuall affble the life
[3:55:06] of t project.O wheou
[3:55:07] thin about t term ofhe
[3:55:08] an a the ter of the
[3:55:10] fordabily, you mig think
[3:55:12] ab that asl.M, and
[3:55:13] wi that, I think that
[3:55:15] exha thessuesorouncil
[3:55:16] considern. We
[3:55:16] happy to
[3:55:17] take mor questiondgain,
[3:55:18] we
[3:55:19] re just lng f feek
[3:55:21] ndertakidditionalork
[3:55:23] on thi agree. And then
[3:55:24] llow upuestionshat we can
[3:55:29] rech further.
[3:55:31] Okay. Tnk you. Dou have
[3:55:33] anot questio
[3:55:33] , no.
[3:55:37] No. Oh, okay.
[3:55:38] All rig Uh, Councilmber
[3:55:42] Pascal.
[3:55:44] Thank you. Uh, qion a
[3:55:48] coup of questio Um, so
[3:55:50] this so, I mean, MAY I
[3:55:50] m
[3:55:51] gettin thiselopment
[3:55:52] confused withhe other one
[3:55:54] next door. S the other o h
[3:55:56] multifamy taxmption, and
[3:55:56] this dn
[3:55:57] t. Is that what.
[3:55:58] That what
[3:55:59] reaying?
[3:55:59] Correct.
[3:56:05] Yep. Okay. And tn, um, on,
[3:56:09] u know, gue wt I, wt
[3:56:10] what Ird f t
[3:56:13] prtation w that,h,he
[3:56:16] eco flats you kw, manyf
[3:56:17] them curre rent less than
[3:56:19] ami.T
[3:56:20] s just tt t
[3:56:20] s
[3:56:21] ncome rictionsn
[3:56:24] reg to folks that meet
[3:56:29] that. Umoday.Ight.
[3:56:29] Yeah. Tha
[3:56:31] s rig. I t 8
[3:56:34] nt fs than ami. And
[3:56:35] agn, theyt those low
[3:56:36] lels jy naturf the
[3:56:37] fa that the
[3:56:38] reery cct.
[3:56:39] Um, and we
[3:56:40] desnedor
[3:56:43] affordabil aket rates.
[3:56:45] What gue wha like mt
[3:56:47] rmation w have that
[3:56:49] that would say that
[3:56:51] the crentents wxceed
[3:56:54] 60 a you kn theuture
[3:56:56] is I just kin of jus me
[3:56:59] ba of envele, uh,
[3:57:00] calculationsr estimates ors
[3:57:02] there, there more tre to
[3:57:03] kif substtiate.
[3:57:04] At?
[3:57:05] Ye, that s sometngt w
[3:57:06] co loo at furth. I
[3:57:07] t
[3:57:08] think have aot of hard
[3:57:09] ta ont a thioint. Um,
[3:57:09] it
[3:57:11] s hard to pdict what
[3:57:12] ppensh rents in the
[3:57:13] ture. You kno oftentime
[3:57:13] it
[3:57:15] s buildinge, the ren
[3:57:18] aper,utetimes.
[3:57:19] Right,speciall whe there
[3:57:19] s
[3:57:20] onstrain housing sy o
[3:57:22] a ofconomic gro the
[3:57:24] oppote c hapn.O, u t
[3:57:25] er youruestion,on
[3:57:26] thine haveerfect, you
[3:57:28] know hard data o that iss
[3:57:29] right now. U and t
[3:57:29] s
[3:57:30] somethine couldook into
[3:57:31] furthe
[3:57:33] I d benterested inust a
[3:57:35] ttle bite, uh, focus on
[3:57:37] that. Um,
[3:57:38] d lik to be
[3:57:41] asd that, thatt least
[3:57:43] gave it a good dueigence
[3:57:44] m.
[3:57:46] Than you.
[3:57:51] Thou Andrew
[3:57:53] Yeah. I was jt, was Ihink
[3:57:53] uh we
[3:57:54] ll definit see wha we
[3:57:56] can fig o on tha
[3:57:58] think. Uh certalyalkith
[3:57:59] develop well and
[3:58:00] othe toome insight I
[3:58:02] ink. U pposing ts, I
[3:58:03] was als looking at other
[3:58:06] de ofhe coin,hichs, um,
[3:58:07] likyreore pe t
[3:58:10] become low incom And tha
[3:58:10] s,
[3:58:11] I thinkne o the challs
[3:58:12] that we
[3:58:12] re seeingn we h
[3:58:13] ouiscussio o thetility
[3:58:15] rates earlier Right. That
[3:58:15] there
[3:58:17] slso, uh,she nd
[3:58:18] incrsing for dedicat
[3:58:20] affordable houng. S I tnk
[3:58:21] th are t twotors y
[3:58:23] wa to wei what is what
[3:58:23] it
[3:58:23] likely topenith
[3:58:25] s to is wt
[3:58:25] sikely to
[3:58:26] happenith the.
[3:58:36] Ne. Councilmembrnold.
[3:58:39] Ank you to, um,ouncilmeer
[3:58:39] Pascal
[3:58:41] s questio I am
[3:58:43] woering. Um, younow, it
[3:58:46] nott the ren of this.T
[3:58:46] s
[3:58:48] the risk oosing these
[3:58:50] affordlenits. And I see
[3:58:52] thate have, Rob
[3:58:54] lty andngela Ros, of
[3:58:56] Sustaina Kirkl h I
[3:58:56] m
[3:58:58] wonderg ifhey a able to
[3:59:01] share, um, like, fro what they
[3:59:03] ve had is what st
[3:59:04] s the
[3:59:06] rest in any aernatives
[3:59:08] that the h hadorhis
[3:59:10] proper that, um,o com
[3:59:12] to,ompared to t to the
[3:59:14] ec flatsf the
[3:59:14] re ppared
[3:59:18] to discuss ifot, um, uh,
[3:59:18] th is fine..
[3:59:30] To.
[3:59:31] Thanobert has his hand
[3:59:36] raised. Mayor. Ifou wand
[3:59:37] himo respond
[3:59:38] To tt
[3:59:40] The MAY fzen.
[3:59:44] , I thi she I
[3:59:45] Okay
[3:59:46] Depu mayor, do wanto
[3:59:48] take oror a secd?
[3:59:51] Sure. So, uh, Mr.Ley.
[3:59:53] Um, thank you very muc
[3:59:55] unl. Um, a I would lik
[3:59:58] to giveomeesnse to the
[4:00:00] the comment aea,ecse
[4:00:02] we all want affordality and
[4:00:04] we wan theest afforbility
[4:00:06] thate can occur At
[4:00:09] stards whole pro was
[4:00:11] ent to selhe propert
[4:00:15] Um, w got multiple oers.
[4:00:17] , at whichnd it h
[4:00:19] continueverhe lt couple
[4:00:22] of years.M,he peopl wan
[4:00:24] do value a this
[4:00:26] prer and their job to d
[4:00:28] value add isos toush
[4:00:31] res out. Andersonally, it
[4:00:32] ared me dea becau
[4:00:33] that
[4:00:34] s noteen ourison.
[4:00:36] And when we first built thi
[4:00:38] e presint o t of the
[4:00:40] ba tha gav u the
[4:00:42] cotruction fanci, he
[4:00:44] said, y knoe lot bette
[4:00:45] if you jus build all the
[4:00:49] luxuri Um,conomiy. And
[4:00:50] becae they did a l of thi
[4:00:53] and I sai know that, but
[4:00:53] th
[4:00:55] noturison. So o
[4:00:57] goal he is to maintain the
[4:01:00] min. And I m what hapned
[4:01:03] when weuilt rt,he ama s
[4:01:05] eyes we up here and a of
[4:01:07] ouren wereelow.Nd
[4:01:07] at
[4:01:10] s hpened has we
[4:01:10] ve
[4:01:11] oken thrgh. We
[4:01:12] ve de the
[4:01:14] art of aroover, andhe
[4:01:17] ossoveeanshat the ren
[4:01:20] are iasing.He c
[4:01:22] prsures unbelievae.H,
[4:01:25] omnsurance to realstat
[4:01:27] taxe t wages and the ren
[4:01:30] ha pusd a beg to ph
[4:01:35] erhe Ami 60%. A the uh,
[4:01:35] so that
[4:01:37] s wt mivated this.
[4:01:38] Um, I
[4:01:40] miguruthat I
[4:01:40] m
[4:01:42] not getting any younger, a my
[4:01:43] ctorays
[4:01:45] m biologicall
[4:01:46] ten yearsounger tha my
[4:01:47] chrocal age, and still
[4:01:48] chked. I
[4:01:48] m slletting
[4:01:50] olr. And so we
[4:01:51] re
[4:01:54] mong to, t to make a sale.
[4:01:56] D w believe the best thing
[4:01:57] the c door our city I
[4:01:59] put on aovenant.Hat
[4:02:02] said, we havenderlyin uh,
[4:02:05] um, lns thae have to
[4:02:06] ap for. Anything we
[4:02:09] ed toas tochievee
[4:02:11] approval orill ben
[4:02:12] loan dault. At
[4:02:14] s ver
[4:02:14] we
[4:02:15] veon lotf homework
[4:02:16] andehink we
[4:02:17] hden
[4:02:19] theightirection b its
[4:02:21] oing cllen. I
[4:02:22] ve
[4:02:24] neve seen the fanciarke
[4:02:26] so chaengi in caree a
[4:02:28] aight n. And I based
[4:02:30] on theeral l, I
[4:02:31] mot
[4:02:31] coident
[4:02:32] s n gng t
[4:02:34] ntinue.O I think we
[4:02:34] re I
[4:02:36] r a r a lg road he.
[4:02:39] Theoal, th, is why?Hy
[4:02:41] do we also thihat rents
[4:02:45] wi increas Wel sce 20
[4:02:47] from 20 to2, I theity
[4:02:50] Kirklanncreasingncomes
[4:02:53] ineased 1%. Rents have
[4:02:57] increased 165 thest
[4:03:00] hit are ourest incomes So
[4:03:03] I wou hop that we wld,ou
[4:03:05] ow,eallyo sethi
[4:03:06] speclo ptectur ler
[4:03:08] comehe ohing tha
[4:03:10] th covenant ds, t b car,
[4:03:11] an I thinkt was brief
[4:03:14] mened,m,y Cncilmemb
[4:03:17] Pascal, but right n a I
[4:03:19] think,m, uh, tnning
[4:03:21] ctor alsod it rig
[4:03:23] now, uh, slightlr half o
[4:03:25] our units are rented b people
[4:03:28] over 60%. W this tition
[4:03:31] willo isetverybody I the
[4:03:34] 50% t b abl tent insad
[4:03:37] of some o ourolak 1,
[4:03:39] 120,000. Tyikeheni
[4:03:41] , younohe
[4:03:41] re very
[4:03:43] convennt and costffective.
[4:03:45] And I we have aapacy
[4:03:49] problem. W eed up7% full.
[4:03:52] , us oft the e
[4:03:53] JULY, which means t only
[4:03:54] differenceeay is our
[4:03:55] abity to turnits becse
[4:03:59] we he so man units. F our
[4:03:59] pective
[4:04:01] re oveull. S
[4:04:03] it I does solve aeal b
[4:04:04] lem, and I really will
[4:04:07] suorturocal binesses.
[4:04:09] , which means thathe
[4:04:12] restaura ownerhe, the,
[4:04:13] the rep a the mic
[4:04:16] cent, tlce
[4:04:18] ople tt thadam tald
[4:04:20] abt, tse are realeople.
[4:04:23] And the moreean kp o
[4:04:25] local emploes living
[4:04:26] downtohey
[4:04:27] re narng
[4:04:29] on the strtow And they
[4:04:30] re,
[4:04:30] um the
[4:04:31] reart ofur
[4:04:33] communit Ae bel I
[4:04:34] s.
[4:04:35] An I kw t counc ds,
[4:04:35] too. It
[4:04:36] s it
[4:04:37] really test
[4:04:39] swer. So hefly I awed
[4:04:43] so o tuestions. Um,
[4:04:44] , for y.Ut we a very
[4:04:45] ncerd with trossover
[4:04:48] effe, meaninghahe rents
[4:04:50] are aeadytaed ove uh,
[4:04:53] rsus wte had in,m, 2
[4:04:55] w first gpproval
[4:04:57] 2013. Another thing is Sttle
[4:05:00] in 23as the 27th most
[4:05:02] expens market inhe natn.
[4:05:04] Largeit area. We are n
[4:05:06] numb six. Shat
[4:05:07] s aer
[4:05:09] pl ofre ren are jt
[4:05:11] pug tough over tver
[4:05:13] th line. Tnk youy muc
[4:05:15] Thankou fha answeo my
[4:05:19] qution.M, theust overall
[4:05:22] omments and um, answers t
[4:05:26] the sff queioir. U
[4:05:28] I really appreciate the w of
[4:05:29] . Patently and Sustainle
[4:05:32] rk Artsovive a
[4:05:34] award winni approach provided
[4:05:35] flats that affordable
[4:05:38] tors at 60% Ami. Without
[4:05:40] subsidy. I on Plannin
[4:05:42] Commission when thi concept
[4:05:44] firsted forward, and t
[4:05:45] origin zoningad this
[4:05:47] poible wh png
[4:05:49] flexibility.Ovgwa
[4:05:52] ers theis of these
[4:05:54] rents going up
[4:05:57] reconfigin t market
[4:05:59] te housing. Um,he city
[4:06:00] sustaibl Kirkland has
[4:06:02] woed several years
[4:06:04] tr t prevent this. Um,here
[4:06:06] reposals that came
[4:06:08] ious councils. Of the
[4:06:09] blic comme that we
[4:06:10] gotten I the emaile
[4:06:10] ve
[4:06:13] havesk about
[4:06:13] Amazon Microsoft
[4:06:14] s housing
[4:06:17] fund instead ofublic
[4:06:18] partiph, public
[4:06:20] funding.Hat wast of
[4:06:21] methingou looket a
[4:06:24] ar ago. With it fel
[4:06:25] through becsese fd
[4:06:27] prioti were oer housing
[4:06:29] types. But even whe they wer
[4:06:30] lookingt this,e pubc
[4:06:33] particat was rui
[4:06:35] Um,iven oh tarts
[4:06:40] If the unitsonverted to
[4:06:41] rk rate, we wou still
[4:06:43] ve to make for the
[4:06:45] fordablenits and for
[4:06:48] our $500,000 investment. We
[4:06:48] re
[4:06:57] preserving 2ts at Ami for 2 to 40 years. That
[4:06:57] s
[4:07:02] out $2,293 per u u to
[4:07:04] to Cncim Chisholm
[4:07:06] poin onerest. Would
[4:07:08] pport thisn if it a
[4:07:11] t. Um, so support this
[4:07:12] ero intes loan b
[4:07:12] we
[4:07:14] reng some cle p
[4:07:16] nefit to some ohe issues
[4:07:18] for councilonsideration. Um,
[4:07:22] riority isle, I support the fus onco flats
[4:07:26] versus other types of, um,
[4:07:30] unitsn rent increases. Um,
[4:07:32] te in presentation in the
[4:07:34] pack thatecause are
[4:07:36] rdableni the tent
[4:07:39] prottind House Bil 1217
[4:07:39] don
[4:07:45] t app. But,m,h,
[4:07:47] rent I linked to Ami. Well, we
[4:07:50] ve seen rent spikesnmi
[4:07:52] s spiked. So if this
[4:07:53] t
[4:07:54] thingt was a
[4:07:56] showstopr foreral project
[4:07:56] ing, I
[4:07:58] d le to s
[4:08:01] afflore, the
[4:08:02] tions t are inouse
[4:08:04] bi217. Perhaps something
[4:08:07] along tines u
[4:08:10] mi ren increases u
[4:08:14] increa in a or t, um,
[4:08:16] e Bill01equirements,
[4:08:18] whatev lower. That would
[4:08:20] muggestion,ut would like to explore somethingik
[4:08:23] that. Um,nd uh, b that
[4:08:27] and totally supporte of, um,
[4:08:28] moving fwa with thi and
[4:08:32] appreciate, uhe develops
[4:08:34] and teamg thisrd.
[4:08:39] K you.
[4:08:42] Th you,ilmemberl.
[4:08:44] Ah, I just aou of
[4:08:45] qutifter lng to
[4:08:50] Robert, I speak.Nks for coming. Um, tith Rober
[4:08:52] and Angel I appreciat it.
[4:08:55] Um, aion. Um,ou know,
[4:08:56] f the bullets up here
[4:08:59] the unites n Um, 1
[4:09:01] to 3 bedroomts aren
[4:09:04] includ. Uh, cld you tk a
[4:09:07] littleit morebo that? And
[4:09:11] what wha the
[4:09:16] ne to change t include those
[4:09:25] Did I do thaht?
[4:09:26] Yes.
[4:09:27] Gohe
[4:09:29] Okay. Uh, I w to make se
[4:09:29] I
[4:09:32] m supse to speak. Okay.
[4:09:34] Um,ld love to inclu t
[4:09:39] 1 to bedroom uts if we
[4:09:40] did ts athioint, can
[4:09:43] tell you tha the underwrits
[4:09:44] for our loaould just it
[4:09:45] wn flat, because w
[4:09:46] alread a the question.
[4:09:48] What c we do? I wld
[4:09:50] require reduction of the l
[4:09:53] amntm, and this
[4:09:55] h, toak that wk.
[4:09:58] Amazon for units, put up 2
[4:10:00] miio Kiran aea ago
[4:10:03] so.Ou probably lookingt
[4:10:06] the sam ratio. You kno
[4:10:09] approximelt would tak
[4:10:11] about $14illion from Amazon
[4:10:13] to me thatk. Tha
[4:10:13] an
[4:10:16] apate. Um, orhe city
[4:10:17] obou theit could
[4:10:19] s fine.E want t it.
[4:10:21] Um, thereighte an
[4:10:23] opportunit when get thi in
[4:10:24] Ire
[4:10:25] s a way we
[4:10:31] n get there in any. People kno me. I will do
[4:10:33] erything I to m it
[4:10:36] . Even if wan fin
[4:10:41] or or 7nitsl fall all over ose to it
[4:10:43] pp
[4:10:47] Thank you.
[4:10:48] So
[4:10:54] s nt? Deputy mayor?
[4:10:57] K you. Mayor. Um, yeah.
[4:10:58] Ank you for this
[4:11:01] conversation. Tha you. Um.
[4:11:03] Ste. Kklr.Ee.
[4:11:04] Th you for the work
[4:11:04] ve
[4:11:06] do I community to hp
[4:11:08] use theater mixf
[4:11:12] housinypes that we nee Um,
[4:11:13] somefhich, lik the Eagle
[4:11:16] Flats, uh, can be naturally
[4:11:17] occuin affordableousing, as we
[4:11:19] veeeo, uh,lly
[4:11:24] iate yourk. Um, I do
[4:11:27] have a c ofs.
[4:11:29] Nt I,ou know, I wan
[4:11:30] sort o hht f for
[4:11:32] st I, suprt u moving
[4:11:34] forward with t I, I
[4:11:38] appreciate u Ippe
[4:11:40] the,he valuef this
[4:11:43] ect. U this I
[4:11:46] id of presein u o
[4:11:47] nay occurng affordable
[4:11:51] housing, hinow
[4:11:53] ,pplicants be of mns
[4:11:54] te uh, that they will
[4:11:56] o meet the l income
[4:11:59] requiremts u the cost of
[4:12:03] is $500,0 versus, uh, t
[4:12:05] cost of cstgew
[4:12:08] uns or renovatin new.
[4:12:09] Um, we kw that constructg
[4:12:12] units uts
[4:12:13] rohl600,000. In o
[4:12:15] current market. Um,nd we
[4:12:21] getting, the ped units. Um, f lessha that.
[4:12:25] Um,oreciate all At
[4:12:27] the same time, know I have,
[4:12:27] , I
[4:12:28] m cognizant ofy
[4:12:30] responsibility t Kirkland
[4:12:33] tas and and the
[4:12:34] portunityts assocte
[4:12:36] thing thisey on
[4:12:38] project and others. S
[4:12:40] I do want to provide my
[4:12:42] back to to staff. There are
[4:12:44] a cpl ofhe reallort
[4:12:45] of teereas reallyo want
[4:12:48] o, uh, en the
[4:12:52] ations. Um, Iou like
[4:12:54] us to sort o stress t Uh,
[4:12:56] I apprecie MR. Pant l
[4:12:56] s,
[4:13:00] uh, respons to the
[4:13:01] some of t one,wo and three
[4:13:03] droom uni. If is
[4:13:05] poib Uh, if could be
[4:13:07] part of t mix of affordable
[4:13:08] uns. Um,
[4:13:09] d like t
[4:13:10] d
[4:13:13] o exploret a little bit further. Um, m the
[4:13:14] a littleitixing,ix
[4:13:16] atching that can b done
[4:13:19] to, get a um,us a f
[4:13:21] ly sed u units
[4:13:25] inud Um, if maybe some
[4:13:27] mber ofch of the 2 Echo
[4:13:28] Flats a not include I don
[4:13:29] know, b I
[4:13:30] d like tlore
[4:13:34] at t ideather. Um, I
[4:13:36] uld also l to explore just
[4:13:39] tle bit fth the length
[4:13:40] ofhe affordability
[4:13:42] mm. So whene
[4:13:42] re
[4:13:45] vi furtheronions as we proceedith this, with w
[4:13:48] this ppo u you
[4:13:51] typill, uh, affda
[4:13:54] ojects in Kirkland,
[4:13:54] sor
[4:13:56] ife of the proje,
[4:13:58] affoab Um, understan
[4:13:59] th notar of the current
[4:14:01] proposal. Id l to explo
[4:14:03] thatus further to fd out
[4:14:03] t
[4:14:05] s anything that
[4:14:05] s
[4:14:09] workable. U for a lge term
[4:14:10] cont. And t the
[4:14:13] st topic or the lt sort o
[4:14:13] element t I
[4:14:16] d like the staff toxp andhe
[4:14:19] just sor ohe top. Um,
[4:14:21] t theres a, is a
[4:14:23] al, u taxefit to the
[4:14:28] operty oer from, uh,
[4:14:30] taxit. It doe seem
[4:14:30] tohat there
[4:14:31] s thereig
[4:14:36] wayo h the city
[4:14:37] ti theax paid
[4:14:39] back a, o a, slightl on a
[4:14:41] icker schede. So I w
[4:14:42] like t e the pme
[4:14:45] rm little b. Um I
[4:14:46] m not
[4:14:48] ascernedut thent
[4:14:49] on the ln. I
[4:14:50] m you
[4:14:50] know, I
[4:14:52] my whhe idea of
[4:14:55] a zero of interest loan,
[4:14:55] but there
[4:14:56] a repayment
[4:14:58] schedule g t benefs
[4:15:01] at our annual, um, tt a
[4:15:03] percta of those t
[4:15:04] be coulde backo the
[4:15:05] citynd repay the loan a
[4:15:08] lile faster than just a
[4:15:09] fi balloonaymentf
[4:15:11] $500,000t the end o
[4:15:12] ar Um,
[4:15:12] d like toxp
[4:15:15] th ae further. Um, and
[4:15:17] inie interest rates, you
[4:15:18] ow, there wlde ire
[4:15:20] wa a repaymentule, then
[4:15:21] ther we finance charges
[4:15:22] if ps werate toor
[4:15:24] of justncentivize timely
[4:15:25] payment.M, so that
[4:15:26] e one
[4:15:27] y toort of recapture some
[4:15:30] the value, te val,
[4:15:31] um, paymes aren
[4:15:31] t m
[4:15:32] time, i
[4:15:33] m n expecting that
[4:15:33] th
[4:15:34] t be.Ut uh,
[4:15:35] alwae to accnt for
[4:15:39] at. So, um, unless sta has
[4:15:41] anstions abouty ideas
[4:15:45] the. Um, hand I
[4:15:45] I
[4:15:47] d it back. Okay. I
[4:15:48] a thumbai from cy
[4:15:53] manager, t you.Thank you u Councilmember
[4:15:54] Falc and Councilmb Prem,
[4:15:54] we haven
[4:15:56] hrom youet.
[4:16:00] Coember. Wl, there you go. Councilmember Falcon.
[4:16:02] Th you, Madamor. I
[4:16:03] ntlytening the
[4:16:04] convertio that I would
[4:16:06] have thingso respond to and
[4:16:07] to see if, you kno be able
[4:16:09] share my thoht on, u
[4:16:10] great ide from coming
[4:16:14] my fellowou members. Well, first, um, t you. Um,
[4:16:18] MR. Lee.Is Rosman and all the partnersvednor
[4:16:20] brgihis to uou know,
[4:16:22] weeard fm t comni
[4:16:23] loud andar din the
[4:16:25] mpivela process that
[4:16:27] ey want u prioritize
[4:16:29] preserving affordable housing.
[4:16:31] And to me, this is ao
[4:16:31] brne It
[4:16:33] s great opportunityhat you
[4:16:33] re
[4:16:37] enting to Um, to be able tore hundreds of
[4:16:38] of afforbl housing in
[4:16:42] ouy and ih a prime
[4:16:44] on inowntownand.
[4:16:48] A lot ohe workoming out of, um, u22ou know, in
[4:16:50] the comprehsi pla was
[4:16:51] really just abouthe
[4:16:53] number of afforbl uts that
[4:16:54] weal about, butlso t
[4:16:57] quality life of, ofnd the
[4:16:59] amit inlose promio
[4:17:00] the aor housing that,
[4:17:01] hat we
[4:17:04] ved on here in the city of Kkl And so that
[4:17:06] s, um, that
[4:17:08] a big factor here, too.Hi is a pri
[4:17:10] locaonorffordable housing
[4:17:12] atolks he access tohe
[4:17:14] library to trans,o.Reat.
[4:17:15] You know, restaannd
[4:17:17] parks. Um, tnk you for
[4:17:21] that. U d havee
[4:17:22] though one ofhe
[4:17:25] pr, um, policy
[4:17:27] nsions.Utir I
[4:17:28] a question onne of them
[4:17:32] to to,m, MR. Py or
[4:17:35] Rosman about the idea of
[4:17:39] explorin additiolen of the commitment onordable
[4:17:43] housing. C you t the
[4:17:47] feasibility of tt, the potentialmpact on the underwriting or oth
[4:17:49] consideratio? Just wt to
[4:17:50] hear thoughts o that
[4:17:53] be I mhoughts.
[4:17:58] So um, I wouldove t extend.
[4:18:00] Um, a whae will is w
[4:18:01] will go bk to our f Mae
[4:18:03] representati and tell them
[4:18:06] what we wanto do. But I would
[4:18:10] ve to,nd my thought the
[4:18:13] ghtech, um, standard is5
[4:18:14] years intate of
[4:18:17] gton. So sms like
[4:18:17] they
[4:18:19] done enoh financi.
[4:18:20] So that going to bur
[4:18:23] est.E extend,m,
[4:18:25] wiou a penalty of the
[4:18:26] underwriting? And I gets a I
[4:18:29] thk should work.Ut w
[4:18:30] stardith thisss
[4:18:32] we srt with,ith, uh,
[4:18:35] fitime arod. Um, and
[4:18:35] we
[4:18:37] veal to aot
[4:18:39] noitsnd eve the
[4:18:41] n-profits, national firms
[4:18:42] that havillions o dollars
[4:18:43] real estate. I
[4:18:45] m shocked at
[4:18:47] wensitive the a to these
[4:18:50] kinds ofs. So, um, and it
[4:18:51] s all aut abl to
[4:18:53] finance out the term ofhe
[4:18:56] second buyer. Um, it isn
[4:18:56] t
[4:18:59] aboutng I done n.
[4:19:01] What happens Excuse me?
[4:19:04] Ke aig techerm I 15
[4:19:04] year a by the time y
[4:19:05] re
[4:19:05] all de,
[4:19:07] s 17 o 18ears.
[4:19:09] Ds this n ber look
[4:19:12] for?, um. You hey
[4:19:13] so commitmen We
[4:19:15] collaborat with theit staff
[4:19:17] and and w veryd to me
[4:19:19] that hapn. Wld one
[4:19:21] would be haper than I am
[4:19:24] se t extended.Great. Thankou. That
[4:19:24] r
[4:19:26] helpl. In,yn
[4:19:28] this is t I have two
[4:19:29] here. One, I want t
[4:19:31] sure w,m, tgest
[4:19:33] community benefit ttld
[4:19:34] ac be helpf t
[4:19:37] communityemost need.
[4:19:39] And two,hat we d kill the
[4:19:41] dealy any changeshat we
[4:19:42] to see,ig I w to
[4:19:44] makeurs goesough
[4:19:44] we don
[4:19:46] treeze
[4:19:47] try toet so mh out of I
[4:19:49] some, um, pen
[4:19:50] pa walkwarom the
[4:19:51] Right. Sse arein
[4:19:54] of my mywo cck
[4:19:55] mashat I want t make sure
[4:19:56] any, y k in any ohese
[4:19:59] pr, um, gdaha we
[4:20:01] gi toffootiate
[4:20:02] with,h you the team,
[4:20:04] um thateheck bot of
[4:20:06] the. So I amportive of
[4:20:07] uncil Arnold
[4:20:10] s idea of mirroring, you know, t the
[4:20:12] capnent increas. And t
[4:20:13] House Bill 17, I think t
[4:20:13] s
[4:20:17] a grea. Um, and, I
[4:20:18] uld likeo thator, f
[4:20:20] obviousns, bau as
[4:20:20] lo that doesn
[4:20:21] k the
[4:20:22] alhink that w
[4:20:22] certainl p a bte
[4:20:27] communit benefit. Uh, s do support t also support
[4:20:29] asking an additiol length
[4:20:30] of commitmt on affordabity
[4:20:30] If that
[4:20:31] som, ain
[4:20:31] that
[4:20:32] ot going toil the
[4:20:33] de. If itou like
[4:20:34] yore comfortablet
[4:20:35] with t ask if it
[4:20:36] s notoing
[4:20:38] to, um, you offend enoug
[4:20:40] for folo walk ar
[4:20:42] least, decrease their,
[4:20:43] their tn the
[4:20:46] neions. Um,n I would
[4:20:51] support tut I the judgmentf staff a and you
[4:20:53] MR. H and havin that
[4:20:54] sationund
[4:20:54] s
[4:20:56] apop the. Um, for
[4:20:58] those sam reasons, d
[4:20:58] t
[4:21:01] pp um, uh, mesng wh
[4:21:02] either l addingerest
[4:21:04] on the loan or havin earlier
[4:21:05] paymentsnhe loan, juste
[4:21:07] Councir Arnoldaid. Was
[4:21:11] all in thisnd thought it was h y return
[4:21:13] investme for a reliv in
[4:21:14] thnd scheme ohings, b
[4:21:16] relatively small, smaller
[4:21:17] investnt cdo
[4:21:18] valuef the project and the
[4:21:20] e of the retn of j
[4:21:22] havingte a grant. R s
[4:21:23] it en being alone is fe
[4:21:24] with me. Don
[4:21:24] t suppo any
[4:21:26] rest or anylier payme
[4:21:27] on tha and wouldven b
[4:21:29] fine in back torant
[4:21:30] t was necessary to g
[4:21:31] some of ter ter that we
[4:21:32] want. Um,s an I d
[4:21:33] t know if
[4:21:33] that
[4:21:35] s eveething that would be attracte as a
[4:21:37] neti token, but that I
[4:21:38] something tha would b happy
[4:21:40] support. Um, if couldet
[4:21:41] usome of t things
[4:21:41] e
[4:21:44] re looking f Um, I
[4:21:45] the sameson, becse of
[4:21:47] yonse to the or 3 bedroom, I
[4:21:49] t suppo going
[4:21:50] backo table thehe
[4:21:52] larger units. Given t
[4:21:52] we
[4:21:53] ve aeaone that, Iant
[4:21:55] , um, mak sure thay
[4:21:55] knowhahey
[4:21:55] ve alreadyn
[4:21:56] heardnt. Right. I
[4:21:57] m
[4:21:57] ng that you
[4:21:58] already
[4:22:00] that, um, andhat that
[4:22:05] notea Um.
[4:22:07] I.Just wanto sure I
[4:22:08] respde t all of tm. So I
[4:22:09] there
[4:22:09] s som g ideas
[4:22:10] discussing Those arehe
[4:22:11] Io and don
[4:22:13] support. Um, a
[4:22:14] again, Ink this I a no
[4:22:16] r. A thissxactly
[4:22:17] atommunity asking
[4:22:19] for, fors to psese
[4:22:21] tys units. Um, sohank
[4:22:22] u for bng forth
[4:22:24] the opportunity
[4:22:27] an you, Couilri
[4:22:29] Allig Thanks. Yeah.O
[4:22:30] first I,ust want t
[4:22:32] recognize andeallyha you
[4:22:33] all and eveon involved in
[4:22:37] ng this ppoward to us. Ienuinely respect the
[4:22:38] go preserving
[4:22:40] affordability.Nd I appreciat
[4:22:41] e efforto findy
[4:22:43] ve wayso keep
[4:22:45] unit accsi to lower
[4:22:46] incoesidents. I
[4:22:50] veee the units myself and thoroughl
[4:22:52] imes by creatit of
[4:22:56] th d of t units and, um, completely understan w
[4:22:57] you have a l vacancy
[4:22:59] rate right across the
[4:23:01] boar Um, I thank you for
[4:23:02] so for tnk of
[4:23:04] tey inting a
[4:23:06] veo keep these uts
[4:23:09] rdable f tg run
[4:23:11] Um, I, I having s that,
[4:23:14] stilo have some questions as
[4:23:17] whether this aees I
[4:23:19] ssary given
[4:23:20] characrif this
[4:23:22] ularrty. So I want
[4:23:23] nderstand that ait bit
[4:23:25] I would I wouldike t
[4:23:27] get som more infman
[4:23:30] actly what the rk I,
[4:23:32] future owner would ce in
[4:23:34] and suddenl conve tse
[4:23:36] units intoh pce marke
[4:23:39] tepartments.Hi u
[4:23:41] like if ultimat goal I to
[4:23:45] t ren low s tt
[4:23:46] indivial thatre bow the
[4:23:49] % Ami are able afford it.
[4:23:51] I justano understand a
[4:23:53] new oer comesn, ishe
[4:23:55] realihoodnd what ae
[4:23:58] basi thatikd Um,
[4:24:00] toay that the rents will
[4:24:02] dramaticlyncrease. Saybe
[4:24:04] ore information on tha
[4:24:06] woule reallyul.
[4:24:08] Ll supportiv ofhis
[4:24:11] id Um, but I dohit
[4:24:13] rmation pluay
[4:24:15] pol oio
[4:24:19] tes the loan term.M, and
[4:24:20] en in terms like the
[4:24:20] terestat I
[4:24:21] m, I
[4:24:21] m, you
[4:24:22] I don
[4:24:23] hink I favor
[4:24:25] th much, but d think
[4:24:28] e theer uh, duration,
[4:24:30] uh, and the various options
[4:24:32] there be hpf uh,
[4:24:40] informatioThank you. Anyone else? All
[4:24:42] right. I also want toha you
[4:24:44] both fringing a
[4:24:45] ou
[4:24:46] ve bee partners
[4:24:48] with city. One coue
[4:24:49] in
[4:24:51] m hri from the m
[4:24:54] counci m. I spo.
[4:24:56] Oking at anlier payment
[4:24:58] ti Ift can hpe Um,
[4:25:02] , any pt we
[4:25:03] t, wean reinvest in
[4:25:06] oj And I appreciate
[4:25:07] our deput mayor
[4:25:08] s ideaf
[4:25:13] swpiome lgets for some eco flats,ecause weo
[4:25:16] kn that,m,eav we hav
[4:25:18] a need forar uni withi
[4:25:20] th c So I would le to
[4:25:22] exple those My, my
[4:25:23] commt or my qn I
[4:25:25] really the cit manager a
[4:25:26] th haven
[4:25:27] talked about
[4:25:33] where ts 500,000 I going to come fro And so how would w
[4:25:35] fund00,000? Ands there
[4:25:38] an opportunity cost to to
[4:25:39] canouddress t
[4:25:41] Please
[4:25:43] ah u the good ns ishi
[4:25:45] one h already bn set aside
[4:25:47] Um an ablesing
[4:25:49] uh, account uh, f real
[4:25:50] esxciseax So thisas
[4:25:52] budgetedouple of yeago.
[4:25:53] D the previous budget,t
[4:25:54] caiet forward. So
[4:25:54] s
[4:25:56] alreyhere. Um, I
[4:25:58] original set a w the
[4:26:00] leure gave cities the
[4:26:03] abily to usel estate excise taxor fordable
[4:26:04] housing.Heginallyid it
[4:26:05] wi sunsetvision. A
[4:26:06] Kirklandasne of the f
[4:26:07] cities thaually tried to
[4:26:09] us for aor housi.
[4:26:10] So thatas of the impus
[4:26:12] of us setting. A
[4:26:13] also wando demonstrate to
[4:26:14] theegrehae would
[4:26:16] use it. Um, thanks
[4:26:16] Kirkland
[4:26:19] advocacyn other cities, we aua were
[4:26:21] g tt cap removed. So it
[4:26:23] ver did. Sse So any
[4:26:24] city c use realst
[4:26:25] exciseax, referra housi
[4:26:26] gog forward. That
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[4:26:29] is alreadye it. I
[4:26:30] fully
[4:26:31] dgeted it
[4:26:31] s alrdy
[4:26:34] there.So.And howuc is in t
[4:26:37] account.Right now? Just the00.
[4:26:42] The 500,0nd and a
[4:26:43] m looking opportunity
[4:26:44] s. You know,re
[4:26:44] s going
[4:26:46] to be anotherject in six
[4:26:48] , a year, five. So
[4:26:50] howckly will thaccount
[4:26:51] reh.
[4:26:51] , that
[4:26:53] a g budge
[4:26:54] conversatiith the council
[4:26:56] Thert versi of that. Is
[4:26:58] at until the reale
[4:27:00] exciax ised to b
[4:27:03] used for aor h, w
[4:27:04] all of o contribiore
[4:27:07] essentially t Arch and the Arch Tst Fund a
[4:27:09] ects retni t city
[4:27:11] they are funded by arch um
[4:27:12] state excise tax
[4:27:13] rrentlyaso be spent
[4:27:15] within the limits. So one
[4:27:17] of the challens ofing,
[4:27:18] whould I spend it next if
[4:27:21] h money? Is Kirkland alone
[4:27:21] doesn
[4:27:22] t get s of the 10 1
[4:27:24] h that ah doesn it
[4:27:25] go the county the
[4:27:26] stats all the o
[4:27:27] funding. S weld have to
[4:27:29] ve a project where t kind
[4:27:30] oney would me a
[4:27:31] diffen for Kkl
[4:27:33] prndht now there
[4:27:34] s
[4:27:35] a couple ias outhe that
[4:27:35] we cld at, bute
[4:27:36] t
[4:27:37] ha ag onuron.
[4:27:38] So ourt was r a
[4:27:41] opitiesrose, kept with proposals forsi resin
[4:27:43] exciseax to make happen.
[4:27:45] So village be aon
[4:27:46] can talk a there
[4:27:47] other places too that could
[4:27:50] ok butt theom
[4:27:52] ers nothing whehing
[4:27:53] ke makes tference
[4:27:54] t would her wheref we
[4:27:55] ed it now, would make
[4:27:56] deal happe There isn
[4:27:58] somethin cly o
[4:27:59] table w if wse it, w
[4:28:01] no ideat would happen.
[4:28:02] Thankou. It
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[4:28:03] bi I the hand.
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[4:28:07] All. That w all
[4:28:10] meo doou f like you
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[4:28:16] neps?Yes.Ha for all t
[4:28:17] feedback.
[4:28:18] Okay.
[4:28:19] All rht Thank y,ert.
[4:28:24] Angela, stayinge with us. Wll see yoon.
[4:28:26] Thank very m Weply
[4:28:29] preciate.
[4:28:32] All rig. We a movg ono
[4:28:35] ne e, whichs briefing on
[4:28:36] total l Souther
[4:28:38] Inal subareais
[4:28:39] cityan And guessing
[4:28:42] Adam syi
[4:28:44] ah. This atem
[4:28:45] re
[4:28:45] we
[4:28:46] ng to try
[4:28:46] apprectehose already
[4:28:47] providedheing
[4:28:47] mm. We
[4:28:48] re notoo
[4:28:50] fo um,ecision by the
[4:28:51] cil today. J informaon
[4:28:53] angend feedback.
[4:28:53] Ll go
[4:28:54] ahnd turn it back tm
[4:28:57] West planng building director
[4:28:58] Actually, m I just goi
[4:28:59] to take thisneur senior
[4:29:03] planner.
[4:29:04] An you. You, Cy
[4:29:07] Mage u just one momen
[4:29:34] here. Apologi f that. Some
[4:29:37] nical difcu Can y
[4:29:38] see my see Okay.
[4:29:39] Can.
[4:29:42] Ok Tnk you. Um.D
[4:29:43] evin Mayor,eputy MAY
[4:29:45] and counc members. Ill be
[4:29:47] pren tonht on the Totem
[4:29:48] Lake Sth Industrl
[4:29:51] Suhase one. Um, Iave
[4:29:54] tenlides t cover, and
[4:29:55] the no fma directi
[4:29:57] requested from couil tonig
[4:30:04] this project.O, aef
[4:30:06] ound ohe area
[4:30:06] thos w aren
[4:30:08] tam Um,
[4:30:09] this area located I the
[4:30:11] soutes corne of the t
[4:30:13] Urbanwth c Um,
[4:30:15] it is up o warehouses
[4:30:17] ilt between 1960snd
[4:30:20] 1980 primarily, u for
[4:30:21] cturing andight
[4:30:23] du usithin
[4:30:25] oximity toha used t be
[4:30:28] the u railway is n the
[4:30:30] osklanddor, which
[4:30:31] you can see thisap um,
[4:30:34] ru northouthn green.
[4:30:37] Andve time, area transitioned be mix
[4:30:40] ofce, constructn, rai
[4:30:43] umsale dution, automotive, automotive uses,
[4:30:45] inor recreatn andth
[4:30:49] rv uses. Andhe are
[4:30:50] ae of residential
[4:30:51] vets whi the area
[4:30:53] today, ilu an apartnt
[4:30:56] mp and two tnh
[4:31:00] velopments um, and Forbes
[4:31:02] Creek r through t
[4:31:04] but isos hidde behind,
[4:31:05] um,ar lotsnd warehou
[4:31:11] builng today So this
[4:31:15] ect began in 2022
[4:31:17] a cmuni amendment
[4:31:19] request, um, t the city
[4:31:21] received um, rezone sever
[4:31:23] parcels on western sidef
[4:31:25] the subaream, which we
[4:31:28] th p mac sites to aow for
[4:31:29] igh density residenti
[4:31:32] mixed And 2023,
[4:31:33] throug t review of t
[4:31:35] request, um cedo
[4:31:38] expand thea mac c sdy
[4:31:40] ar tonc the fl
[4:31:42] Southendustrial Subarea
[4:31:46] ighborhood.Nd then in 2024,
[4:31:47] as part ohe comp policy
[4:31:51] pres policy tl 33.1 was
[4:31:54] ad um, create
[4:31:56] sure pla for t area t
[4:31:59] conser a mixed use, walkable and sta
[4:32:01] neighborhood. And then tha
[4:32:03] brings u to wree are tay
[4:32:04] d I
[4:32:05] m presentg on
[4:32:08] tonight.M, whichs phase one
[4:32:09] of developing thatea
[4:32:11] plan. So the cityved
[4:32:12] grant t partner a tea
[4:32:15] from Denrk u blocks hub on
[4:32:18] phase o. Aha one h
[4:32:20] been focus onstanding
[4:32:21] ex condionf
[4:32:23] area. Um, initial stakeholder
[4:32:25] engame and visioning for
[4:32:29] rea. And nt year I
[4:32:34] 2027,m, phawo will commence,hich will be the
[4:32:36] full subarea plannin process
[4:32:40] and include evaluation of marking marketditions for
[4:32:42] xistings explore
[4:32:44] opportit toandousing
[4:32:52] allowances. A I med,
[4:32:53] e partneredith Block
[4:32:55] Hub for thitial visioning
[4:32:56] phase the Sth
[4:32:58] Industri Subarea. Um,cks
[4:33:00] Hu a Nordic hub for
[4:33:01] sustainableization bas
[4:33:03] in Copha we
[4:33:03] ve
[4:33:05] rtnered with t previously.
[4:33:07] Um, t work focuses on
[4:33:09] fali-sector
[4:33:12] llaboration withies around the wld to are
[4:33:14] aredrb challens. And
[4:33:16] r project, um, they
[4:33:18] assembled am ofcape
[4:33:20] architects a architect
[4:33:22] ializing inptive reuse
[4:33:24] and community engagement
[4:33:27] list,ndhi work was
[4:33:28] made posbl t a grant
[4:33:30] from the Desig Foundation.
[4:33:36] So a m piece ofhis phase
[4:33:37] and our w with Block Hub
[4:33:40] was comni ore Um, t
[4:33:42] Blocks h teamited
[4:33:45] rkland tce and hosted um
[4:33:47] rk with community to
[4:33:48] understand t perspective
[4:33:50] collaborate onhared
[4:33:53] sion. Forow the area
[4:33:55] could iro andvolve the
[4:33:58] futum, and weis the
[4:34:00] area seval times to kno on
[4:34:02] doors and ask employees and
[4:34:04] business owns, about what
[4:34:06] eel is working w in
[4:34:08] rea. W clde
[4:34:09] impred then ao invite
[4:34:13] them t the workshops.
[4:34:14] Also s with housi
[4:34:15] develope in thend
[4:34:17] communy members who ft
[4:34:19] area. And what werd
[4:34:24] gera um, I general satisfaction withhent
[4:34:25] of comrc a
[4:34:28] residential uses. A lot
[4:34:31] sses seemedrettyappy
[4:34:32] with the way t thingser
[4:34:37] area. Um,hey value areasordable and
[4:34:39] ible cial s u
[4:34:41] er somee f more
[4:34:43] food optio I area for
[4:34:46] pe to grab lunch at.
[4:34:50] Also a strongupport for
[4:34:53] ovingess to the k um,
[4:34:54] kind of oni up t to
[4:34:57] eoeduceraffic
[4:34:59] congestion and bte connect
[4:35:00] th ait the restf the
[4:35:07] ty Um we also a
[4:35:08] lot about businesse and
[4:35:12] ity members are unaware each other. Um, a
[4:35:13] lot of the buses are kd
[4:35:15] of tuckednd u not
[4:35:25] visited often Um,hr
[4:35:27] the outac and worksps u
[4:35:29] the teaollected over
[4:35:31] hundre I for how the a
[4:35:34] codvolver beved.
[4:35:36] Um andn tookse 100
[4:35:39] nd apped the five
[4:35:41] ia to the So conct
[4:35:43] experimental rooted, nature
[4:35:46] based a collaborati and,
[4:35:50] um, u reduce them dow to
[4:35:53] nine umn cs. Um,
[4:35:56] and each ose concepts, um,
[4:35:57] f outh the
[4:35:59] mmnd with citytaff
[4:36:01] identif starting points,
[4:36:03] ke actions, how concept
[4:36:05] coulde scaled, ild
[4:36:11] enabledoughegulations, and thents attenti f
[4:36:13] ial hdl a tn
[4:36:14] lastly, w should beved
[4:36:16] th implementation.O t
[4:36:19] diagra herehowsllinf
[4:36:22] concepts. Um and attachment
[4:36:27] threen the sta memo includes lot more detail. The blocks have t wrote u
[4:36:30] great rept.Mling each
[4:36:32] te conces a um,
[4:36:34] nd ofll of the the k
[4:36:38] poinor them. But Im
[4:36:40] ing to touch two ohem.
[4:36:41] Um, s get aaf what
[4:36:45] re. Um, first is
[4:36:48] ding and malpt.
[4:36:51] So concept iso create
[4:36:55] identiin log or icon or color a createayfinding
[4:36:57] signag for t area, which
[4:36:59] would helpate adentity
[4:37:01] for the are a connect the kc
[4:37:03] s and surrounding
[4:37:05] neighborhos within tsrea.
[4:37:08] Um, a thenur would als
[4:37:09] actite thear blank
[4:37:10] fade So
[4:37:11] s these you
[4:37:16] know l warehous that kind of lin the kc, um, and
[4:37:18] adding some a there would
[4:37:20] ki openp, um, and add
[4:37:28] al interest t thosearge walls, and inve people into the are The key actions
[4:37:31] for thispt wereo, um,
[4:37:33] send o an open c for
[4:37:35] an bg propols apply
[4:37:36] the art toxi
[4:37:38] astructure suchs
[4:37:40] paventti or
[4:37:42] walls,m, and del a
[4:37:44] wall mural concept
[4:37:46] fo on tersection of
[4:37:48] nature and ius that is
[4:37:50] present ihis area. The
[4:37:58] regulatory enablers, um, be,m, allowingns. So a
[4:38:00] sign pmi process to a
[4:38:02] sawi board signsr
[4:38:04] rel s o the cake
[4:38:07] elsewhere in area.He
[4:38:09] second cce the warehou
[4:38:12] coep Um, ts was creed
[4:38:14] becauset of the
[4:38:15] buildingsn thisre are
[4:38:17] column strucre which
[4:38:20] e sucy flebl and
[4:38:21] o accommodate many
[4:38:25] different uses. Um, a sohi
[4:38:27] createsnpportunity to build
[4:38:29] upon the existing structures,
[4:38:30] um, eithe byong tm
[4:38:32] to differentsr adding
[4:38:35] tohe u w wou, um,
[4:38:36] preserve the buildings and
[4:38:37] sses in areahi
[4:38:40] accommodinew uses such as
[4:38:44] housing. Key actions for this,
[4:38:45] ,s to d a
[4:38:46] transformation andevnt
[4:38:47] guide t show wha
[4:38:48] possible
[4:38:49] for these buiin andes a
[4:38:51] ear pathway for developme.
[4:38:53] Maybe srt withot
[4:38:55] aiv demonstrationor the
[4:38:59] ity Um,egulatory
[4:39:01] lers maybe offer a heit
[4:39:04] bonus these pje a
[4:39:08] pre-approv permit pathways to expeditehe and then
[4:39:09] tential h, pnt of
[4:39:12] atn. Um, isation
[4:39:14] be neededor mixing of
[4:39:16] reial andustrial uses
[4:39:17] and tnsion could
[4:39:19] teync propey
[4:39:26] lu and de bses
[4:39:28] looking the comprehensi
[4:39:30] an policy for area, um,
[4:39:31] phase o workas begun
[4:39:33] looking at m of the
[4:39:35] ctives ofheicy
[4:39:37] omponents, u thatl
[4:39:39] benc inheean
[4:39:40] an. S I
[4:39:41] ve copd the
[4:39:45] policyen italics and then
[4:39:46] piece t p of theol
[4:39:47] that phase hasun t
[4:39:50] make progress on. I w
[4:39:50] t walk
[4:39:52] through eac them. Um,ut
[4:39:53] happ tnswer anyions
[4:40:02] about them So the key takeaways from t work a
[4:40:03] that there
[4:40:05] s a lotfife I
[4:40:06] this areaod Um, there
[4:40:07] s
[4:40:09] manyma largeesses
[4:40:11] in thisre wheneere
[4:40:12] wa around talkingh
[4:40:14] th, I was c t
[4:40:16] realoyg t
[4:40:17] businessocated this area
[4:40:20] and rely on thear flexie
[4:40:21] and affordable spaces that
[4:40:23] ist. Se emp of t
[4:40:27] businesses that existerere
[4:40:29] a custom closettore, a cki
[4:40:32] compan aering c,
[4:40:34] brer tennis center,
[4:40:36] liti store, tortilla
[4:40:39] compy, aut repair shops,
[4:40:40] ership, a doorompany,
[4:40:42] drywal company, hardware
[4:40:45] store, and manyth Um, and
[4:40:46] yeah, it was f to talk w
[4:40:52] everyonexisting
[4:40:52] relatish between
[4:40:54] businesses and rid and
[4:40:56] the surrounng area arey
[4:40:58] mi Weard a l of,m,
[4:40:59] buesay that the didn
[4:41:00] t knowha eachth
[4:41:04] exte u there are two,
[4:41:05] like,rominent buckets of
[4:41:07] nesses ihe area. There
[4:41:08] s
[4:41:09] indoor recreation businesses
[4:41:12] construiouss.
[4:41:14] And basn what we, it
[4:41:16] ds like,ithinhose
[4:41:18] bu they aym
[4:41:20] relationship with e other.
[4:41:21] But the bses o of
[4:41:23] buckets pretty siloed
[4:41:26] and hidden away. Um, we learned
[4:41:29] that the aa, um, would
[4:41:30] benefit f a stronger
[4:41:31] identity ande thatcts
[4:41:34] , reflects its cer. S
[4:41:35] characteristics that cld
[4:41:37] be incorra arehe
[4:41:39] industry nature. Um,
[4:41:40] intion, theme,
[4:41:45] production, constructio experimentation, a the py
[4:41:49] an rion theme. Um, I
[4:41:50] al b very thathe
[4:41:52] cake is the area
[4:41:52] s living
[4:41:55] spine. It pvi gen space,
[4:41:57] th space and createsn
[4:41:59] oprtm,oon
[4:42:02] bues, crs, u
[4:42:04] near openpa ao the
[4:42:08] re desnand
[4:42:09] la there many low
[4:42:12] hanging fruit opportunities
[4:42:13] at exist, um, that be
[4:42:15] imem in t area a
[4:42:18] improve it whileultaneously
[4:42:19] advancing the cit
[4:42:20] policy
[4:42:22] goal suc ashe wayfinding
[4:42:24] d murals concept, ang with
[4:42:30] . Andt brings uso
[4:42:32] myt slide Um, wch are
[4:42:32] ext stepsorhis
[4:42:34] projt?M, we will the
[4:42:36] fi design repor wit
[4:42:38] stakehde ofhe area once
[4:42:38] it
[4:42:41] sinalized.M, andhe
[4:42:42] phase t this project will
[4:42:44] n in 2027, which
[4:42:47] incle, u an anasif
[4:42:48] commeral and ligndustrial
[4:42:49] lands thenther
[4:42:51] orationf expanding
[4:42:53] us allowances. U the
[4:42:57] design conces and vng work andach tt
[4:42:57] ve
[4:42:58] done I phase one cane
[4:43:00] incorporated into t subarea
[4:43:05] planer pse two. Um, and I
[4:43:06] wanted t bor
[4:43:08] sst back toheor,
[4:43:09] ust aug thank to
[4:43:11] the blos hub t and the
[4:43:12] pe tha iol in
[4:43:14] this project. Um, they
[4:43:14] ve
[4:43:16] brought really creative
[4:43:18] for communi outreac a
[4:43:20] tions to these of
[4:43:23] gg complex, um,stions
[4:43:25] d lots inspiration for
[4:43:27] sustainalind urbanesign
[4:43:29] and ctyui metho.
[4:43:29] So I
[4:43:30] been fun tork with
[4:43:32] em. And huge thank y to
[4:43:33] at forhe
[4:43:34] collaboration. I
[4:43:35] ass it
[4:43:37] to you, Madamor.
[4:43:39] Thank y Martha. I als
[4:43:41] cu ech your,nks
[4:43:44] Blox h Iea enjoyed
[4:43:45] icipatingn the first
[4:43:46] stakeholde group. I
[4:43:48] rely great.M, I
[4:43:48] m very
[4:43:50] hungry. You startedalking
[4:43:52] ab cookies a tortillas and.
[4:43:54] So stop.
[4:43:56] All rilmember Pascal.
[4:44:01] Yeah. Tha you. Thank for
[4:44:03] for all effort thi
[4:44:05] Maha yeah. I mean,
[4:44:06] s
[4:44:07] fun to.
[4:44:08] S great t
[4:44:09] see t kindfhe policy, the
[4:44:12] mp planol come life, so to speak. Right.D of
[4:44:15] mo that p f, u
[4:44:18] to ileion. And le the
[4:44:19] ma got and they mayor
[4:44:20] got to ptin the
[4:44:23] wosh the bub the
[4:44:24] otommunityrs tt
[4:44:27] participated a, ut was I
[4:44:28] paated I aber of
[4:44:30] shopsnd, you know, this
[4:44:32] like tha um, theea
[4:44:34] t was somhi different
[4:44:38] de. Um, and, well, well
[4:44:40] done. Soressed the team
[4:44:44] as wel I, I jtant to
[4:44:45] just offer support for
[4:44:47] continue kindf pse two
[4:44:50] efforts. I think this isng
[4:44:52] in t r direction. And,
[4:44:55] and,m, yeah, just spo
[4:44:58] at I, I wte to jt ask a
[4:45:01] questionhough,m, ofta
[4:45:03] um, weid recve an e
[4:45:04] fr the Planng Commission
[4:45:07] chai Uh, romg t
[4:45:10] re some this wk. Um,
[4:45:12] and developme ofheubarea
[4:45:15] plan. Uh,hi week, um, was
[4:45:16] ingf, fromta
[4:45:17] s
[4:45:18] peive, I any o t work
[4:45:19] e
[4:45:21] ve done date b
[4:45:30] thommendationt all?
[4:45:30] If I.
[4:45:31] Can.
[4:45:33] Qn d we learn
[4:45:34] something would allow
[4:45:35] to m past Is thatou
[4:45:36] question?
[4:45:36] We,
[4:45:37] m juston if did
[4:45:39] we learnething through tt
[4:45:39] wher
[4:45:41] Staff now recme to
[4:45:43] do what Planningomn
[4:45:45] chair I suggesting, which is
[4:45:51] ju noto. The subarea plan.
[4:45:52] Adamo ahead.
[4:45:55] Yeah,hanks. Um, yeah. We
[4:45:56] re
[4:45:58] still in t early s I think. I mea think one
[4:45:59] the cll ofhi area I
[4:46:01] Martha pointed, is tt
[4:46:01] ther
[4:46:04] his amazing fabric of small businesses here.Ig
[4:46:05] And the not a lot
[4:46:07] induri land the city.O
[4:46:08] Ihi of the thist
[4:46:09] we sti haven
[4:46:10] tompletely
[4:46:15] rstood um, the re of this, of theseustrial
[4:46:18] zonesn the city.M, andhe
[4:46:18] factheren
[4:46:19] t manyf them
[4:46:23] and ty relativy fragile Right. And I think theres
[4:46:26] e learned ihat there are opportunities for h
[4:46:27] he But exaly whehat
[4:46:28] go how mucf it I tnk
[4:46:31] is, stillom that is
[4:46:33] to bemined. I thi,m,
[4:46:34] know, whene getgh
[4:46:36] th b process andtart
[4:46:39] lking morebo pha two, there might be a option
[4:46:40] lookternatives t a
[4:46:42] su pn. Um, I think that there
[4:46:43] stibably a
[4:46:44] more exploration tha
[4:46:46] wanto to fige out, um,
[4:46:48] yo kow hsi fitso
[4:46:49] th a because,in, I
[4:46:50] our takeaway that it
[4:46:52] really uqu place and
[4:46:53] eess isre, as
[4:46:54] said,ea do val
[4:47:01] th flity. And, u and low cost of s.
[4:47:03] Ah I guess was alwaysy
[4:47:04] pression the subarea
[4:47:07] planould conside and if
[4:47:09] the a tnsver tim
[4:47:11] Right.M, that it
[4:47:13] s, ynow,
[4:47:16] at it mightot stayt.
[4:47:17] Um,ve withe of tse
[4:47:19] changeve time, I could, it
[4:47:22] co um,hange o to
[4:47:24] ing mor density things
[4:47:25] that. A what,that
[4:47:26] frtureou be
[4:47:29] necear to suprt that? Um,
[4:47:30] you know, ist I
[4:47:30] m hin
[4:47:32] tht pnn effor
[4:47:36] wod, uouw, evaluate.
[4:47:38] So I just I guess I
[4:47:39] just ait surprised to read
[4:47:41] in thatil, u that it made
[4:47:43] ound likee already m
[4:47:44] a decio tt we jus target
[4:47:46] residential to sll portions
[4:47:47] of theub a don
[4:47:47] t
[4:47:49] ow that I just, don
[4:47:49] t fl
[4:47:50] like the cnc has madt
[4:47:53] desi yet, or subarea
[4:47:56] planas reallad that
[4:47:58] teionr notubarea
[4:48:00] plan, but phase o
[4:48:00] efrt have m that
[4:48:03] dermn. So, um, I
[4:48:03] m jt
[4:48:04] wondering yougr with
[4:48:08] th or or not
[4:48:08] Again, I tnk we
[4:48:09] d look
[4:48:10] councition that
[4:48:11] suut ain I think
[4:48:12] s probably ae more
[4:48:14] that can be that we can bring bk to counc,
[4:48:16] wheou can help us. You
[4:48:17] , you can guide in tt
[4:48:20] nextp. And wean bring
[4:48:21] baions next te
[4:48:22] talk aut next p of
[4:48:27] ect, as
[4:48:28] Okay b you don
[4:48:29] eel like you
[4:48:30] ve receid direction from
[4:48:32] on that r
[4:48:33] Correc
[4:48:34] ank you.
[4:48:38] Thank Councillo prim.
[4:48:40] Yeah. It had a question on
[4:48:45] nd the timeline forhese studies. So f this pha two
[4:48:47] y,m, le,hat is the
[4:48:49] approximate amount o time
[4:48:51] willak from s toh
[4:48:53] and then let
[4:48:54] s justta
[4:48:54] there.
[4:49:01] I guess
[4:49:02] I jumpngain. Melissa
[4:49:06] Martha alley onewo. But, u we have it. Yh, sure w h
[4:49:07] it. Proam for year on the
[4:49:10] pl work p. U
[4:49:10] agn, that
[4:49:11] s
[4:49:11] s a gross
[4:49:14] estite I wouldm, as you know, you know, f our
[4:49:15] rience wh station
[4:49:17] ea plan, r we took
[4:49:18] loerhan a yr too a big
[4:49:22] stiola Um,h all of its attenda technic
[4:49:24] stie So I tnk the, the
[4:49:25] so the scalef change in
[4:49:28] the s and mos
[4:49:30] particular howuc housing
[4:49:31] we e up accommoti I the
[4:49:34] at in um, the subarea
[4:49:35] ow much iraure is
[4:49:36] need supporthat, I think
[4:49:37] will be aetnt how
[4:49:39] lo thero tes But
[4:49:39] again, rig we
[4:49:40] ve
[4:49:41] heduled a y for.
[4:49:45] It.Nd ihere a woe,
[4:49:46] eedha up, by chance,
[4:49:48] orik you kno guess w
[4:49:49] ar tn factors in
[4:49:51] termining. Sou said t
[4:49:53] mainne of theai factors.
[4:49:55] Is how many manyot
[4:49:56] s you would have t
[4:49:59] evaluate forng that cld
[4:50:00] increa the overa timin I
[4:50:03] theresre anythinge that could increas the tim or
[4:50:05] ease the to be able t
[4:50:08] finishha Two?
[4:50:09] Ye there
[4:50:09] hanks,
[4:50:10] unber. T
[4:50:10] s probably
[4:50:13] a lot ofariables, right I think the big, rht That
[4:50:15] that, um, you k eed
[4:50:17] theimor the stationar
[4:50:18] an was the technal
[4:50:19] studshat we did support
[4:50:21] that work,hich were really
[4:50:23] efultu? We did
[4:50:24] infrastrtu stues traffic
[4:50:26] st We did aeally b
[4:50:27] comphe emental
[4:50:28] impact stame for
[4:50:30] project. W developed other
[4:50:31] ings to g alongit the
[4:50:33] plan. S I think w we would
[4:50:35] tyy do come to you
[4:50:36] relativelyarly o I
[4:50:39] process, come toil and present you wh couple o
[4:50:41] alternatives for groh
[4:50:43] scenars I the ze, and
[4:50:44] yold give udance
[4:50:46] th.Nd thene could, um,
[4:50:48] you know, intcope of
[4:50:49] chnical w that wou
[4:50:52] along wh that. Um, soaybe
[4:50:54] s a non-answe to yr
[4:50:55] question, I think would
[4:50:56] t you withions, se
[4:50:57] of which lead to
[4:50:58] shorter p, sef which
[4:50:59] woesult in longer
[4:51:00] ess.
[4:51:01] L right.
[4:51:05] Th you. T you.Ny
[4:51:19] Deputy m.
[4:51:21] Thanks, mor I justd to
[4:51:22] ke sure gave m guidance,
[4:51:25] o council or sta that
[4:51:27] Io wanto, I.Oe the
[4:51:28] . I like direction
[4:51:28] we
[4:51:29] re going want toro
[4:51:32] wi phase two. Um, I do
[4:51:35] recall, um, why supported
[4:51:37] this fro the veryet go in
[4:51:38] connectih the approva of
[4:51:40] th c plan. Did wan us t
[4:51:41] try toak a thoht
[4:51:45] pr tos area. Look at
[4:51:46] tricte, through
[4:51:48] rict wide planning, s
[4:51:50] if there w a way to protect
[4:51:52] thexi lig industrial,
[4:51:54] st se really cat
[4:51:55] coal while
[4:52:00] encourin um,t of innovative, um, housingn this
[4:52:02] So Ihas the dirti
[4:52:03] I like we
[4:52:04] going. I
[4:52:05] k it
[4:52:06] s wthheestment
[4:52:09] , uh, thoughtln
[4:52:13] ins approach.M,ou know,
[4:52:13] d I
[4:52:14] m cnihe fact
[4:52:16] that, know, rightow wh
[4:52:18] theacomic environme,
[4:52:19] younot we
[4:52:19] reearing
[4:52:22] from ders and their
[4:52:24] rest I newro
[4:52:26] or at lsthe kind of n
[4:52:27] projects we would wto see
[4:52:27] he don
[4:52:28] t kw that if w
[4:52:32] just expeditedpp of
[4:52:33] us thate would get
[4:52:36] anything like,t we
[4:52:36] d
[4:52:37] ny project or thateet
[4:52:38] anhie the kind
[4:52:39] projects tha we wt see in
[4:52:40] area. So that
[4:52:41] s I want
[4:52:42] us to take thoughtful
[4:52:44] approach. I aate the thoughtfulnesshat
[4:52:44] s gonent
[4:52:46] this, a Im willing t I
[4:52:48] iny vote I to is not a
[4:52:49] te, I know, but direction
[4:52:52] is thae, uh, cen
[4:52:55] tht of, um, deler thoughtful, u approach to
[4:52:57] this whole distrt. Rll
[4:53:00] want to thi be a
[4:53:02] legacy. U for, this
[4:53:05] council. So. You.
[4:53:11] Thank Cnc a.Thank you,ay and thank
[4:53:14] you. Um,tha. And planning
[4:53:18] teamn this.M,am I
[4:53:20] th where, u reading
[4:53:22] block s report was the f
[4:53:23] I seen this, it
[4:53:25] uh,
[4:53:26] was impressed ahe scale
[4:53:28] their vio and h toal
[4:53:31] about lgensformation
[4:53:32] th a There some
[4:53:34] uing iashat
[4:53:36] said, um, I
[4:53:38] not ready for
[4:53:39] wholesale complete change
[4:53:41] across t entirethern
[4:53:44] industrialub a My
[4:53:45] feedback w beo look for
[4:53:48] options for uh, a nro
[4:53:50] for pse two.M, it
[4:53:52] s going to bemp t
[4:53:54] preserve the lightustrial,
[4:53:56] umiallyween2 and
[4:53:58] 1/. And then, asas
[4:54:00] nt the presentio
[4:54:04] , as w looko say, howow
[4:54:06] w maintai for those
[4:54:08] affordable,lexible commeia
[4:54:12] aces?He coexist
[4:54:15] um, are weng a some, uh,
[4:54:18] differenteocal
[4:54:21] that mayeppropriate for
[4:54:26] ,rtingo housing? Um.
[4:54:28] As we l at t feedback from
[4:54:33] Um, Aar Jacobson and Ga
[4:54:36] medea, which I wilote, that
[4:54:38] emailas themff
[4:54:40] back asiduals, not as
[4:54:42] the planning commissionir
[4:54:45] d chair. Um, Io like
[4:54:47] e idea o evaluatingnd
[4:54:49] recommending areas witn this
[4:54:52] industrial subarea that m be
[4:54:54] apate to first on,
[4:54:57] that mht u b an
[4:55:01] option f scoping f phasesep on the
[4:55:04] owed or scope.M, it
[4:55:06] MAY make the subre plan
[4:55:10] easier, a I MAY, um, make
[4:55:11] thd forarketdy,
[4:55:13] ich is also a requiremento
[4:55:15] long needed. Soe want to
[4:55:16] look at thosecular
[4:55:19] options. And finally I
[4:55:20] unrs one o the
[4:55:21] steh groups actuallyad
[4:55:25] inventoryf bin in
[4:55:28] the Um, I t that
[4:55:28] e
[4:55:30] some importanfon to
[4:55:33] I know several of the
[4:55:35] am thater mentioned. I
[4:55:36] am awa of there others
[4:55:38] at I mayot haveusro
[4:55:41] , um, walking the
[4:55:42] coid and, and being I t
[4:55:43] neighborhond wouldiko
[4:55:47] lookts in a, um, detaid
[4:55:48] omprehensiveanner. Thank
[4:55:49] you.
[4:55:51] Than.
[4:55:59] Anyone?Kay. Firstuty
[4:56:03] r. D mor are you
[4:56:04] g your hand?
[4:56:07] I did,h. Und I
[4:56:09] apologizeor intruou.
[4:56:10] Yo certainly feelelcome
[4:56:11] make yourks. Was
[4:56:14] jung to highlig that a
[4:56:16] ld to u Uh,nk
[4:56:20] th I of those es where weay not be givin
[4:56:22] staff as clear directi as we
[4:56:24] to. A so I do think
[4:56:26] queson have for s is,
[4:56:27] whetherhey
[4:56:27] ve gottet
[4:56:30] theyea need from I feel likehe
[4:56:31] s a we
[4:56:31] re
[4:56:33] little bit overhe not
[4:56:34] all over t but
[4:56:34] re a
[4:56:35] tt,h, we
[4:56:35] veov
[4:56:37] so try o the map in
[4:56:41] feedback
[4:56:43] Um city m, I s your
[4:56:44] .
[4:56:46] Well,t soea quick.
[4:56:49] Think, yes, in aen that,
[4:56:50] um, w
[4:56:51] going to cek
[4:56:53] with o aut how the 2
[4:56:56] ud go ah, options
[4:56:58] that thenhencil can evaluate t asohich
[4:56:59] direio you want t with
[4:57:00] eack that yeive.
[4:57:01] T there
[4:57:04] s changen wt
[4:57:05] the languageays y. And
[4:57:05] ther
[4:57:09] o change in idea that we need come bac 27
[4:57:10] to lookt sub area. But
[4:57:12] think someas on this in
[4:57:13] thpe that we cldring
[4:57:14] u optionsoull
[4:57:15] un could disss and
[4:57:17] bate and did upon in
[4:57:20] ugh the pg work program. That
[4:57:20] shas how I
[4:57:21] int.
[4:57:22] It.
[4:57:24] Grs longsff is
[4:57:26] tting what the I
[4:57:26] That
[4:57:29] sre Thank.
[4:57:30] Unber f
[4:57:31] Thank y,am Mayor. I
[4:57:31] wasn
[4:57:33] oing to speak, but, um,
[4:57:34] ey mayors aoo
[4:57:35] point, so I j wantedo
[4:57:37] share one of m thoughtsha
[4:57:39] MAY be h forffn the
[4:57:41] direio isha I support
[4:57:41] Counlm Arnold
[4:57:42] s,m,
[4:57:44] thouts on seeingfre
[4:57:44] s
[4:57:46] wa break thio smaller
[4:57:48] parts, to be efficient in
[4:57:50] the work. A plusne
[4:57:53] to thaase
[4:57:56] Thankou Anyone?Oi
[4:58:01] ce. Gng twice All r
[4:58:04] ha, good j. Um, I reay
[4:58:07] appriahtfulness
[4:58:09] thatenehind t I really
[4:58:11] apprecte work that
[4:58:13] eryone into rch out
[4:58:15] to the existin businse and
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[4:58:18] s super impta
[4:58:18] it
[4:58:19] something usually
[4:58:20] do. What
[4:58:21] s reallylear
[4:58:23] about this I this is very
[4:58:26] ique a This is unlik
[4:58:28] anything elsehat we h
[4:58:31] wi the cy. Um, both in,
[4:58:33] um, where it ridhin t
[4:58:36] Totem l Regiona Center. And
[4:58:38] um,he kinds businesses
[4:58:42] in. So am interested
[4:58:44] in, um, cutting thip in
[4:58:45] le pieces. I thinkt
[4:58:46] s
[4:58:47] re importa tt we d
[4:58:49] this stratic and
[4:58:51] thoughtfully and lookt
[4:58:53] holiic I tt the
[4:58:54] pocy tt was in
[4:58:57] compreheiv planasl
[4:59:02] .Nd I support s with the polynd doing the
[4:59:05] rkesign this area. That
[4:59:07] wi becomey speal So
[4:59:08] thank for.
[4:59:14] Anyone else?All right. T youa.
[4:59:15] Thank you Am. Thank
[4:59:17] Alon You MAY now home and
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[4:59:22] ve very faro go.Y.
[4:59:26] Council, it is107 ande have
[4:59:27] uncil poliend
[4:59:29] procedur. And also have
[4:59:33] three lr MS.. S sge
[4:59:36] is that w delay nin f c
[4:59:38] licy procedures to later
[4:59:40] meeting a g ahead and
[4:59:43] reports a the Ls.
[4:59:46] Anytionso that. Tmb
[4:59:47] upnkou Councilmember
[4:59:51] ld. Council member t.
[4:59:53] Thumbs upilmember
[4:59:54] Primm.
[4:59:55] I don
[4:59:57] tbj I have
[4:59:59] policies and produ
[4:59:59] ents tt
[4:59:59] ll be
[5:00:01] ng at the nt meeting.
[5:00:07] So Io want to are the issue a some pointnkAll right. Do I a
[5:00:10] ump fromrybody?Ka
[5:00:12] willone nine f a
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[5:00:14] llide, u figureut
[5:00:15] when it c be on the c
[5:00:18] lendargain. We are
[5:00:22] to mntil reports.
[5:00:24] And I will starth depy
[5:00:25] ma and l keep tm
[5:00:27] short,ol.
[5:00:31] Okay?Um,ustui note that, uh,
[5:00:32] ayor andot to visit
[5:00:34] the Sou County Recycling and
[5:00:39] an station Algona. Uh, las Friday. I to
[5:00:41] th tff of the cit and
[5:00:43] of the c fort tour.
[5:00:44] Um it
[5:00:50] theatest, ut, um, advance v o a
[5:00:51] recyclg and trafe station
[5:00:51] to theou
[5:00:53] s built. S
[5:00:55] that was reay informative.
[5:00:57] Um, I wantedoighlight that.
[5:00:58] Xt Wednesday, I
[5:00:59] oing to
[5:01:03] , um,ending a convening
[5:01:05] Cll Snd
[5:01:07] Greareattle Ps, um,
[5:01:09] to dcu sortfnomic
[5:01:12] developmen priorits with
[5:01:14] rs. Uh, theay was invited. She
[5:01:15] unable to
[5:01:16] tend. Sot want m
[5:01:17] colleagues t I
[5:01:17] m going
[5:01:19] be, uh, attendingha inhe
[5:01:20] mayor
[5:01:23] s stead. Um, really
[5:01:24] enjoyed Nio Night last
[5:01:26] ght. Um, a you all
[5:01:29] of the firstesponders.
[5:01:31] Um, and the communityot
[5:01:33] ord uh, block
[5:01:35] parties and, again of
[5:01:36] co the f responders
[5:01:37] that tk out, and
[5:01:39] rticularly who, uh,
[5:01:44] e us aun. And then, um,
[5:01:47] do there a jnt
[5:01:52] on share eity um, council mbe uh, Pascal,
[5:01:54] Council m Arnold and I
[5:01:54] going to pse I
[5:01:55] m going to
[5:01:57] that to council member
[5:02:00] Pascal or, uh, Arnd t
[5:02:03] presen during tir council reports. Tt it.
[5:02:06] Um, l happen during
[5:02:07] na repor.Ot council
[5:02:08] reports.
[5:02:08] Soy.
[5:02:10] Ll leaveo them
[5:02:11] bring I u during cit manager
[5:02:12] reports.
[5:02:14] An you,oumberas.
[5:02:18] , I d have anythin to
[5:02:19] thatant be repte
[5:02:20] viil. Thaou.
[5:02:21] Thank.
[5:02:23] Coci Falcon.
[5:02:24] Thank Yeah.Ce it
[5:02:24] late, I
[5:02:25] mnloing to menti
[5:02:28] one tng Um. And thas. Thank you t everyone
[5:02:28] s
[5:02:30] me to w theng
[5:02:31] young ale at ts week
[5:02:31] s
[5:02:33] League Stb World
[5:02:34] Seriesnd Evere Park.
[5:02:34] S
[5:02:36] been f. I know I
[5:02:36] een
[5:02:39] outhery day. Um, know
[5:02:40] I s u Deputy Cy Manager
[5:02:42] Lopez out there. I know that
[5:02:43] Councilorold
[5:02:43] see out
[5:02:44] the. If you hav been
[5:02:46] there, definity che it
[5:02:46] out.T
[5:02:48] s so much f There
[5:02:50] a lot ofre energy, a the
[5:02:51] games r through Satury
[5:02:53] rnThank y.
[5:02:56] Thank y.Ncillor Primm.
[5:02:57] Yeah. Nhi to r I
[5:02:57] I
[5:02:59] sending an email.
[5:02:59] Than y
[5:03:01] Thank y Custome a
[5:03:02] No ror
[5:03:03] Counl member t Chisholm.
[5:03:04] Noep
[5:03:05] Th you.
[5:03:07] Um. Myeport willend. B
[5:03:09] I dt to tak moment
[5:03:11] thank cityff everyone
[5:03:12] that wordehind tnes
[5:03:13] e sureha this meeng
[5:03:16] wemoothly. Um, really,
[5:03:19] re appreciate it.O thank you, everyone. City m,
[5:03:21] m handing I over you.
[5:03:22] Ay.
[5:03:23] You. I have one short
[5:03:24] te and t I
[5:03:24] ll call f
[5:03:27] the calendar and Lue
[5:03:30] The sho update. Um, think
[5:03:31] u MAY all kno we a now
[5:03:35] rt a municipal city jail caucus. That c out of
[5:03:37] legislative aion
[5:03:38] that ccu we ourselv
[5:03:39] in theea of being
[5:03:42] convenersndpbell, our
[5:03:43] affairser, has b
[5:03:45] leading Wead meeting
[5:03:49] Roger g t discuss the idea a a group cities
[5:03:50] meter standar for the
[5:03:51] jail operatis.Ou they
[5:03:54] t, uh, sortf a saf harbor
[5:03:56] from, lawit especially
[5:03:57] if there
[5:03:58] sies o in
[5:04:00] ail a sols are
[5:04:02] facingasically eion. I
[5:04:03] you have one event,
[5:04:04] could loslionsfollars
[5:04:05] ettlement. Just wan
[5:04:07] let you kw since t legislature has been a to be
[5:04:09] rthis, yet we met wh
[5:04:11] Roger Goodm and his
[5:04:12] gg was t with
[5:04:13] Se Manka Dhingra,ho
[5:04:13] s
[5:04:14] e of the Senate
[5:04:14] mmittee. We d that
[5:04:17] yey, a several ohe
[5:04:18] mayors fro the cities
[5:04:19] ther aell ass. It
[5:04:20] s a
[5:04:22] really great m.He told
[5:04:23] us that s would beil to
[5:04:25] tey sponsor mail I
[5:04:28] met hameters, which she laid out.Utm, on all o
[5:04:29] your behf, on bal of our
[5:04:31] rrectionsept, oths,
[5:04:31] we
[5:04:33] ak somrogress o
[5:04:34] this issue I just wanou
[5:04:34] all kw it, becauset
[5:04:36] s kind of hapni outde of
[5:04:37] ormal lis
[5:04:38] oup process. But w a
[5:04:39] rely meeting with t
[5:04:40] senator.
[5:04:41] So.
[5:04:43] Much much more t
[5:04:45] Come.
[5:04:46] Al. So nextor the
[5:04:48] lend I kno have a
[5:04:49] coegislativest
[5:04:50] s. The attorney
[5:04:52] office has bnd enougho
[5:04:53] put them slides for us
[5:04:55] all. Um, so wid I
[5:04:55] min
[5:04:57] in the a teceive them, so
[5:04:57] ss I
[5:04:58] ll just, uh, left the
[5:04:59] un to see wts to
[5:05:01] he motiono the the
[5:05:02] air sw.
[5:05:08] So. Councilmember Pascal.
[5:05:11] Than, Madamaym,o
[5:05:13] ju a liteit oft quick
[5:05:14] backgrou for tse that might
[5:05:19] be watching. Um, I think several of uepproached,
[5:05:22] um, s timego by
[5:05:25] represta o lime. U
[5:05:26] an indicatingha they,
[5:05:28] re in our ang
[5:05:29] cities. Um, a agencies
[5:05:31] surrounding Kirkland. Uh,
[5:05:33] Bothell,dinville, Redmond
[5:05:34] and n are just sg a
[5:05:37] program Bellevue and, uh,
[5:05:40] it, you know,aying now
[5:05:41] Kirkland iind ofn a dut
[5:05:43] le right. Soy
[5:05:43] d like
[5:05:46] to startversations with u
[5:05:48] aboutntngromobility
[5:05:50] onso ourit And
[5:05:51] heyol tha with
[5:05:53] ter to council, I
[5:05:54] liesterdayr the day
[5:05:56] before,ith theerest.
[5:05:59] And sed un thatr,
[5:06:00] hat officl letterm
[5:06:03] , uh, f lik it
[5:06:03] s
[5:06:05] pr talki with, um,
[5:06:07] mayor,h, Black and
[5:06:09] Cocir Aol I
[5:06:09] like it
[5:06:12] dent to, uh,h,
[5:06:15] ferrm soha we canook
[5:06:16] at thision. This
[5:06:16] t
[5:06:17] oval ot. It
[5:06:18] s jt look
[5:06:19] xplore o oow we
[5:06:21] consider micromobility
[5:06:23] progra in in Kd. We
[5:06:27] that, um, e-bike safety,
[5:06:29] uh,as been a bigrsation
[5:06:30] cty, not j in
[5:06:32] Ki, but across the rio
[5:06:35] ante. That toe,
[5:06:36] u know, continue to be pt
[5:06:38] of, y kny oio a
[5:06:40] uation that tte look
[5:06:43] at. Um, so wit that, I
[5:06:43] ll me
[5:06:44] a motion we canav
[5:06:47] sc.M,ot for
[5:06:48] Council approve
[5:06:49] legislativ requestemo asking
[5:06:51] the city m toxp
[5:06:52] tions forowinghe shared
[5:06:54] omobility progr,
[5:06:57] inudcooters, g and e-bikes such ahe one
[5:06:59] erated bime withinhe
[5:07:00] cityith correon
[5:07:02] attentiono rider a
[5:07:03] commit safet.
[5:07:04] Second.
[5:07:07] Second. Wow.
[5:07:08] I don
[5:07:09] w who ttas. I
[5:07:09] m
[5:07:10] going to giv I to black just
[5:07:12] be he was loudest. Uh,
[5:07:14] moti bee madey
[5:07:16] Councilmbe Pecondy
[5:07:18] Deputyayor. U any
[5:07:25] sc? Those favor,
[5:07:28] ease say a.
[5:07:30] Y oppos?
[5:07:35] Moti carries seveno. Thank y. Genem
[5:07:39] riext
[5:07:43] Okay. It toivome
[5:07:44] backou on thio I
[5:07:47] proposg t lrm toxplore
[5:07:49] helmetequirements forh
[5:07:51] speedro mobility dic
[5:07:54] such e-bikes. Becse our
[5:07:55] sponsibility isea to
[5:07:57] otectcy,
[5:07:59] especially fur children a
[5:08:02] en u e-bikes are, as
[5:08:04] everyo knows, eik a
[5:08:05] becoming vy commonn our
[5:08:08] mm and the datas
[5:08:14] ng quitey,h,mi 2026 natiol anasi by
[5:08:16] Truvada, which is very
[5:08:18] gitimateat dataet
[5:08:21] go by USajor u
[5:08:22] he syste across the
[5:08:24] countround that emergcy
[5:08:25] visits for e-bik and
[5:08:27] e-scooter injuriesng
[5:08:28] dren adosc
[5:08:32] increased by71% between
[5:08:35] Januy of Mayf
[5:08:38] 2026, and many, really
[5:08:40] is the lackf helmets t
[5:08:42] us these injuries. As an
[5:08:45] ample,me 2020,5
[5:08:47] JUNE 2026, a majoros
[5:08:51] in Texas treated 127 pic
[5:08:54] patients, out o which 99 of
[5:08:56] th and this w form
[5:08:58] be on injie cause by
[5:09:03] bicyclesr e-bikes or e-scooters. 78% o them were
[5:09:05] wearing helmets, so I
[5:09:08] undersnd you kw,mets definitely cno prevent every
[5:09:11] ry. But I dohink that that
[5:09:12] s theim a most
[5:09:14] effective for u to ruc
[5:09:16] the risk of potential hea
[5:09:17] in. Therefo, I don
[5:09:20] think this isot like a
[5:09:21] re t g approval for
[5:09:23] is, but reay tore
[5:09:25] options on wth or not ts
[5:09:27] is somethi we cld the
[5:09:31] of Kirano I move
[5:09:33] the approve legislative
[5:09:34] quest mo askin staff to
[5:09:36] prid options for rui
[5:09:38] the use ofik helmets when
[5:09:40] erating micromobility
[5:09:43] viic e-bikes,
[5:09:46] ooters, etc. In Kirkland.
[5:09:48] Cond.
[5:09:51] All right, I heard Councilmember Timolm o
[5:09:51] the secd. So
[5:09:52] s been m
[5:09:54] byilmemberrimm.D,
[5:09:55] ncilmember Timolm
[5:09:57] to move f.He helmet
[5:10:01] m. Is t any dion?
[5:10:04] Deputy Mor.
[5:10:07] St o quick cme Um,
[5:10:08] alreciate,h,
[5:10:09] Councilmemr Prem bg
[5:10:13] orward.,h, it is a
[5:10:16] pi tt was discuedy me
[5:10:17] and Councilmb Aol and
[5:10:18] cilmember Pascal in
[5:10:21] nn with the e t
[5:10:23] shared Emobility asel
[5:10:26] Just justw that,m, we
[5:10:29] were thinkin thisic too, and onef reasons
[5:10:31] wo that tay we
[5:10:34] wereopha thatight,
[5:10:36] thatRMight come
[5:10:38] back withom suggestions for
[5:10:39] e might look helmets
[5:10:41] to. Bhi is t more this
[5:10:43] he clearer aore direct
[5:10:44] way too it. And Ihink it
[5:10:46] s a ton ose. And
[5:10:48] going toup it.
[5:10:51] K y, CouncilmemberJohnson.
[5:10:51] ,
[5:10:52] ll support I supporthis
[5:10:53] m. Ihi one of the
[5:10:57] interestin legal questions that will e is aiv
[5:10:59] infrti non-crimil
[5:11:00] vi infraction is I
[5:11:02] r tha civilnfraction
[5:11:04] is I the rid or t
[5:11:07] parents. Thankou
[5:11:10] you. Cncerd.
[5:11:14] Um, jus quickment
[5:11:17] generally on Lems. We
[5:11:19] been prettypen to t bau
[5:11:20] it
[5:11:21] j startin the
[5:11:24] nversation. But h
[5:11:28] and wle u therehould be no argument abo wring a
[5:11:29] helmet,ea ael when
[5:11:29] u
[5:11:31] reid bicycle,
[5:11:37] e-bi, e-scooter e., the question o rui this and
[5:11:39] fo and thiset
[5:11:40] veryomed,er fast.
[5:11:44] And Imious ofta
[5:11:46] city even inking at
[5:11:50] this for an. And s
[5:11:51] while I t I
[5:11:52] important
[5:11:53] ise, I
[5:11:54] not suret
[5:11:54] s one
[5:11:55] that I
[5:11:56] supportive of.Ov
[5:11:59] ediately. A son the
[5:12:00] in of prioriz I
[5:12:00] m
[5:12:02] ing to be voting against
[5:12:05] this.Ut pleas evebo o
[5:12:06] there, paren outhe mak
[5:12:07] sure you
[5:12:07] g
[5:12:08] helmets. I
[5:12:09] m j not sure
[5:12:10] about cityction at
[5:12:11] point.
[5:12:13] You. Tha you.
[5:12:16] Anyone else? Rig.
[5:12:17] Questis on theotoove
[5:12:20] rw The helmet lrm made by
[5:12:21] lmember Pm, secondy
[5:12:23] Cocir Tim Chisholm.
[5:12:25] Thn favor,e sayye
[5:12:26] Ay
[5:12:29] All opposed? No. Motion
[5:12:33] carries one
[5:12:35] l right.Holmes, p orl
[5:12:37] uncilmember.Me.
[5:12:38] Thank y, Mayor Um,
[5:12:40] this is since Councilmember
[5:12:41] Pasc, u ped tther
[5:12:43] ld. I hope he dsnt
[5:12:44] mind I I p ts one jus
[5:12:47] to the wkl Um,
[5:12:48] is aoi prose l by
[5:12:50] Councilmemberlnd I.
[5:12:51] Won
[5:12:52] t go muchail aut
[5:12:52] it, because Ihi we
[5:12:53] re all
[5:12:54] fairly familr with t
[5:12:58] issues. Um,he tres two issues in herou
[5:12:59] ve probabl
[5:13:01] allea the language, but just for those, uh, watin at
[5:13:04] me, um, what theyot relate
[5:13:05] to the Hols Point oveay
[5:13:07] is aar o the
[5:13:09] orhood tn Hill neighborhood. Rht It
[5:13:10] s,m,
[5:13:11] a portion of Finn Hil
[5:13:13] neighborhood forho who MAY
[5:13:15] be familia Um, the
[5:13:16] two, um, there there a
[5:13:19] stctul whi the
[5:13:20] Ho Point orl aut
[5:13:22] property usage aelopment.
[5:13:24] So these to are
[5:13:25] mehe issuest we
[5:13:25] ve
[5:13:28] been hearing rdly from,
[5:13:29] ommunityem tha live
[5:13:30] the Holmesoint
[5:13:33] neigor Finnl.H,
[5:13:34] the fir is I
[5:13:36] ve b this up, younoeralim
[5:13:38] over the pew years since
[5:13:40] ve adopted the, um, our n
[5:13:42] tree cod And thats allowin
[5:13:43] so m flexibility fore
[5:13:46] reva foromsn the
[5:13:47] Hoes Point nghd.
[5:13:48] The areks w I
[5:13:49] ve heard
[5:13:51] from w iur lot of
[5:13:55] traor and, um, and expense
[5:13:57] cause tes tha, you
[5:13:59] ow, u damaging their home
[5:14:00] or havg, you know,er
[5:14:01] es. But t trees a
[5:14:02] healthy. A they
[5:14:02] re
[5:14:03] tly not alled to remove
[5:14:04] them in tmes Point
[5:14:06] overlay. The do not h the
[5:14:08] abily to remov either 2 or 4
[5:14:11] , le, um, prort
[5:14:12] do in the rest the
[5:14:14] ty So like for u
[5:14:15] look ations f more
[5:14:16] flityre. Or we
[5:14:18] d like to look at that. And second
[5:14:21] isated to covag and
[5:14:22] lot splitting I think
[5:14:23] re
[5:14:24] all least, ynow,
[5:14:26] somewhat familiar with
[5:14:27] Ho point oveay beinge
[5:14:28] restriiv in ts. And
[5:14:30] ntially t larger the lot
[5:14:33] that you h u higher.
[5:14:36] Um uh,r the, t, the ls
[5:14:36] lotov you
[5:14:37] a,
[5:14:38] righ o largerros. S
[5:14:39] for propertie that already
[5:14:41] have ansting that m
[5:14:42] be a largee, evenf they
[5:14:44] ha very lgeroperty, are
[5:14:45] allowed to sit that l
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[5:18:18] meeting g well. And huge
[5:18:19] to the council members
[5:18:21] r your flexibili andou
[5:18:22] patiences we dt. Andou
[5:18:23] guys did great.
[5:18:24] Jo.
[5:18:26] Soha you.Nk y
[5:18:29] everyone. Enjoy yr recess and