Bellevue
Upcoming
City Council Regular Meeting
This agenda contains only a cancellation notice and procedural boilerplate. The Bellevue City Council will not convene or deliberate on any matters during this session. Residents should check the city website for rescheduled dates or future agendas.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review the full draft of the Eastgate Neighborhood Area Plan under the Great Neighborhoods Program. They will also discuss proposed land use code amendments for the BelRed area.
- Review of Eastgate Neighborhood Area Plan full draft
- BelRed Look Forward Land Use Code Amendment discussion
Transportation Commission
The Bellevue Transportation Commission will review the 2026 Mobility Implementation Plan update during a study session. The agenda is largely procedural boilerplate, covering standard administrative items and public comment. No binding votes on contracts, rezonings, or fee changes are scheduled.
- Study session on the 2026 Mobility Implementation Plan update
- Approval of the June 11, 2026 Transportation Commission minutes
- Public hearing and public comment period
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Environmental Services Commission
The Environmental Services Commission will discuss the upcoming two-year budget cycle. The primary focus is a recommendation regarding utilities and rate changes for 2027-2028.
- Utilities 2027-2028 Budget and Rates Recommendation
Arts Commission
The Bellevue Arts Commission will review project updates and approve committee assignments for the upcoming term. Members will select artists for the Emerging Artist Projects program and receive an update on the Grand Connection Crossing public art initiative. The meeting also includes standard procedural items and a public comment period.
- Emerging Artist Projects artist selection
- Grand Connection Crossing artist update
- Committee assignments for the 2026-2027 term
- Partner presentation on local arts initiatives
Planning Commission
The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Great Neighborhoods Program's draft for the Factoria area. They will also conduct a study session focused on proposed changes to parking land use codes.
- Public Hearing: Factoria Neighborhood Area Plan Comprehensive Plan Amendment
- Study Session: Parking Reform Land Use Code Amendment (LUCA)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Council will discuss a city-wide ordinance to reduce speed limits on many streets. They are also reviewing several contracts for infrastructure, including sewer replacements and heat pump incentives, alongside a public hearing for the upcoming two-year budget plan.
- Ordinance to reduce speed limits on most streets currently at 30 mph or higher
- Affordable housing redevelopment of the City-owned Kelly TOD parcel
- $1,100,000 grant for heat pump incentives at Silver Glen Senior Cooperative Housing
- $881,250 contract for Aqua Vista Sewer Replacement project
- Public hearing for the 2027-2028 Budget and Capital Improvement Program Plan
Environmental Services Commission
The Environmental Services Commission will consider a recommendation on proposed changes to utility connection charges and receive an update on the 2027-2032 utility rate forecast. The meeting includes public comment periods and approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Recommendation on proposed changes to utility connection charges
- Utilities 2027-2032 rate forecast update
- Approval of May 21, 2026 meeting minutes
- Public oral and written communications (30-minute limit)
- Review of commission calendar
Parks & Community Services Board
The Parks & Community Services Board holds a retreat meeting to discuss the 2027-32 Capital Improvement Program budget. No public comment will be taken, but written comments are accepted. The board will also receive a status report on current parks CIP projects.
- Tour of Robinswood Park
- 26-415 Parks CIP Project Status Report
- 26-416 Discussion of 2027-32 Parks & Community Services CIP Budget
City Council Regular Meeting
This regular meeting of the Bellevue City Council has been cancelled. No decisions or discussions will occur.
Human Services Commission
The Bellevue Human Services Commission holds a special meeting to review human services applications (Item 26-414). Public comments are not taken at this meeting; written comments may be submitted via email. The remainder of the agenda consists of routine procedural items including approval of prior minutes and reports.
- 26-414: Human Services Application Review
Transportation Commission
The Transportation Commission will elect a chair and vice chair, hold a public hearing, and discuss transportation policies for the Factoria and Eastgate neighborhood areas, as well as the 2026 Mobility Implementation Plan. The meeting includes public comment opportunities and approval of previous minutes.
- Election for chair and vice chair
- Public hearing (topic unspecified)
- Factoria and Eastgate Neighborhood Area Plan Transportation Policies
- 2026 Mobility Implementation Plan Update
- Approval of May 14, 2026 minutes
Planning Commission
The Commission will conduct a final review of the Transportation Element conformance amendment. They will also hold a study session regarding the 2026 Annual Comprehensive Plan Amendment for Evans Plaza and discuss land use code amendments.
- Transportation Element conformance comprehensive plan amendment
- 2026 Annual Comprehensive Plan Amendment: Evans Plaza
- High Density Residential and Planned Unit Development Land Use Code Amendment
City Council Regular Meeting
Council will consider an emergency ordinance imposing a one-year moratorium on applications for detention centers in Bellevue, plus a major overhaul of the city's sign code. The consent calendar includes renewing the Olympic Pipe Line franchise for 10 years, a $607,731 King County Metro transportation agreement, and adopting the 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program. A study session will review omnibus land use code amendments for state law compliance and clean-up items.
- ORD 6926: One-year moratorium on detention center applications, declared as emergency with immediate effective date
- ORD 6925: Repeals Chapter 22B.10 and adopts new Chapter 22.10 BCC, overhauling city sign regulations
- ORD 6922: Renews Olympic Pipe Line Company franchise for 10 additional years
- ORD 6923: $607,731 interlocal agreement with King County Metro for Transportation Demand Management program
- RES 10642: Adopts 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program