HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-09-1996~INUTIgS OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
SEPTEMBER 9, 1996
The regular meeting of the Planning and Community Development Committee was held September 9, 1996 in the
Council Work Area. Those members in attendance were as follows:
MEMBERS PRESENT: Trish Borden, Rich Wagner and Sue Singer
STAFF PRESENT: Paul Krauss, Bob Sokol, Dick Deal, and Patti Zook
ALSO PRESENT:
Mayor Booth
The meeting was called to order by Committee Chair Borden at 7:30 p.m.
1. Comprehensive Plan Amendments per Growth Management Hearings Board (GMHB) Decision
Mr. Sokol presented the staff report. He informed the Committee that the City has until October 11 to
adopt the proposed amendments. The Planning Commission is holding their public hearing on September
17th. The GMHB found the City's Comprehensive Plan in compliance, but remanded four parts back for
revision. The sections to be revised are the transportation forecasting methodology, transportation element
on adjacent jurisdictions, consider the existing yard as an allowed use, and develop a process for siting
essential public facilities. Mr. Sokol reviewed the four separate components of amendments. He reviewed
the CF-62 policy.
Councilmember Singer asked if the GMHB would approve a policy as stringent as CF-62. Mr. Krauss said
he believes the policy meets criteria set forth by the GMHB.
Councilmember Wagner asked about bringing in profits/loss into the analysis of railroad impacts. He
wondered if this should be discussed in the Comprehensive Plan. He said that if the yard is of economic
benefit to the state and region, then they should pay the cost of mitigation, not just the City.
Mr. Krauss said that he was uncomfortable about singling this factor out when traffic, etc., are re not
pointed out. He stated that economic impacts are a fundamental part of each impact analysis in any event.
Mr. Sokol continued his review of the amendments. He provided information on the special area plan. He
reviewed information on traffic forecast volumes, intergovernmental coordination, and the light industrial
revision.
Chairman Borden complimented staffon what a good job they have done to revise the amendments.
Councilmember Singer asked about the City doing these amendments now versus doing the amendments
during the yearly Plan amendment process. Mr. Sokol said that because the revisions are mandated by the
GMHB, the City must have the revisions in place by October 11.
Councilmember Singer requested that when the yearly Comprehensive Plan review is done, that the City
look at the Neighborhood Commercial area around the casino.
Councilmember Wagner made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Singer, to recommend the Council
call for a public hearing at their September 16th meeting, and conduct the public hearing on October 7th.
Chairman Borden concurred.
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Contract with King Coun _ty Communi _ty Services Division
Mr. Deal presented the staff report. Ordinance No. 4904 is an amendment to the contract the City currently'
has with King County Community Services Division. The amendment in the amount of $13,500 will.be
used to support the Late Night and After School programs during the 1996-97 school year. Mr. Deal
pointed out that during the 1995-96 school year more than $59,000 was received in grant funds to support
these programs. Thus far, only $24,700 has been received for the 1996-97 school year. Grants from King
County Human Services Division and King County Parks that provided $22,500 in support last year are not
available this year. In addition, the contribution from United Way has been reduced 50% for this year.
Staff is exploring other funding opportunities; however, if additional funds cannot be secured, programs
will have to be modified or reduced.
Councilmember Singer asked if the money spent on the 20 youth at Olympic Middle School should be
directed elsewhere. Mr. Deal said that he hates to see the program go away because it has been very
successful.
Councilmember Wagner said thathe favors increasing the City's contribution and deferring the skateboard
park.
Mr. Deal said that students have been touring skateboard facilities in the area. He said that $10,000 was for
study of a skateboard park, but the money has not been expended yet. They have talked with consultants,
and the contract is not yet negotiated. He said that they could make a change and put the money into the
After School Program. He estimates the City cannot do a skateboard park for less than $70,000.
Councilmember Wagner said that he did not want the Late Night or After School Programs scaled back.
Discussion occurred regarding the reappropriation of money to supplement the Late Night and After
School Programs.
Chairman Borden said to proceed with the ordinance, but she wanted to discuss the matter again in two
weeks. She also suggested that Mr. Deal make arrangements for the Council to visit the programs.
Councilmember Wagner made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Singer, to recommend that Council
pass Ordinance No. 4904. Chairman Borden concurred.
Correspondence from Department of Natural Resources regarding the Miles Reclamation Permit
Mr. Krauss provided back~ound information and mentioned particular ongoing problems regarding the
reclamation of the pit.
Mayor Booth suggested that staff contact Miles and offer to assist them in submitting the necessary
information to the State.
Mr. Krauss said that he would forward a copy of the City Attorney's opinion to them.
Councilmember Wagner suggested that the reclamation process could be helped along with the assistance
of City staff.
King Coun _ty Court .tywide Planning Policy Amendment
Mr. Krauss said that the City has acted on the amendments. He wanted to pass them along the Committee.
He recommended that the City not act on the amendments.
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Gerry. Andel's Liquor License Discontinued
The information on the liquor license was passed to the Committee.
6. Consolidated Plan
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With no
Mr. Krauss presented information to the Committee, and stated that no significant amendments are being
proposed.
Councilmember Wagner made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Singer, to recommend the Council
call for a public hearing on September 16th and conduct the hearing on October 7th. Chairman Borden
concurred.
Adult Uses Ordinance
Mr. Krauss distributed the proposed adult use ordinances to the Committee for review. The ordinances
will be discussed at the September 23rd PCDC meeting.
Contract Addendum tO Mill/Hull Partnership
Mr. Deal presented information on an amendment to a contract with the Miller/Hull Partnership.
Miller/Hull completed the master site plan for the community center bond issue in 1989. That plan
included a site study and construction cost estimating for the senior center, library, and community activity
building. They are familiar with the library facility and will be able to complete work on a library study
and cost estimating quicker and cheaper than other firms because of their familiarity with the facility.
Chairman Borden said that the addendum looks good.
Councilmember Wagner made a motion, seconded by Councilmember singer, to recommend Council
approve the addendum. Chairman Borden concurred.
further items to come before the Committee, the meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
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