Enumclaw public meetings in 2024
5 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Library Board
The board will review updates from KCLS and the Friends of the Library. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding 2024 Library Advisory Board goals.
- Approval of May 1, 2024, minutes
- KCLS updates
- Friends of the Library updates
- 2024 Library Advisory Board goals
Park Board
The board will review May 2024 minutes and the July agenda. New business includes a presentation on park impact fees and the Capital Improvement Plan. The board will also discuss playground replacements, including Garrett Park.
- Park Impact Fee Presentation
- Capital Improvement Plan discussion
- Playground replacements
- Garrett Park Playground Replacement
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will consider resolutions regarding a cell tower lease amendment and a King County memorandum of agreement for the 432nd St Water Line Project. The agenda also includes discussions on drainage district asset ownership and sewer connection details for 46623 Enumclaw-Buckley Rd SE.
- Resolution 1808: Crystal MHC Latecomer Agreement
- Resolution 1809: Fee Schedule Amendment
- Resolution 1810: GTP Cell Tower Lease Amendment
- Resolution 1811: King County Memorandum of Agreement - Bid Award 432nd St Water Line Project
- PD Renovations Cost Estimate
Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing Ordinance 2784 to establish new property management and pooled cash funds during a software conversion. Members will also consider an updated cash receipting policy and a $350 donation for the Rotary Street Fair.
- Ordinance 2784 establishing Fund No. 180 (Property Management) and Fund No. 998 (Pooled Cash)
- $350 donation for Rotary Street Fair stage and canopy rental
- Updated cash receipting policy including deposit waivers for the pool and senior center
Community & Economic Development
The committee is reviewing Ordinance No. 2783, which would allow permits for living in recreational vehicles for up to 60 days or longer during emergencies. The meeting also includes discussions on transportation impact fees and battery energy storage systems.
- Public hearing regarding RV occupancy and temporary uses (Ordinance No. 2783)
- Transportation Impact Fee calculation and project list
- Battery Energy Storage Systems discussion
- Review of May 28, 2024 meeting summary