Moses Lake
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Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Advisory Board Meetings
The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Advisory Board will hear updates on the Ice Rink and Sand Volleyball Courts. They will also receive reports on cultural services, including the Creative District and 1% for the Arts, as well as recreation and parks updates. Ongoing projects include water conservation medians, pool heaters, ice rink scoreboards, the Open Space Plan, and the arena chiller. Public comment is accepted.
- Sand Volleyball Courts presentation by Jennifer DeHoog
- Ice Rink recap by Tom Los
- Cultural Services update: Creative District and 1% for the Arts
- Parks update on water conservation medians/planter strips
- Ongoing projects: Pool heaters, Ice Rink scoreboards, Open Space Plan, Arena Chiller
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Hearing Examiner
The Hearing Examiner will hold a public hearing to consider a conditional use permit for the expansion of Source of Life Church in an R-1 residential district. The project includes a 9,200 sq ft two-story building with classrooms, office, and warming kitchen, plus parking and access improvements. Public testimony is allowed but requires prior registration.
- Conditional Use Permit (PLN2026-0022) for Source of Life Church expansion in R-1 zone
- Proposed 9,200 sq ft two-story building for church and youth activities
- On-site parking and circulation upgrades
- Secondary gated access connection to W Abbey Road for Sunday and emergency use
- No increase in overall attendance or traffic generation per applicant
City Council Meetings
The Council will hold a study session to review crash data following the 2025 chip seal and re-striping project on Wheeler Road, Hill Avenue, and downtown streets. They will also hold a kickoff meeting for downtown enhancements with external design firms. Additionally, the council will enter an executive session to evaluate a complaint against a public official.
- Downtown Enhancements kickoff with Northwest Studio, Berger Partnership, and Business Street
- 200-day safety review of 2025 chip seal re-striping project ($1M grant funded)
- Analysis of crash data for Wheeler Road, Hill Avenue, and downtown corridors
- Discussion of traffic queue lengths and signal coordination for 15 intersections
- Executive session regarding a complaint against a public officer or employee
City Council Meetings
The City Council will discuss updates to cost recovery fees and review several extraterritorial and sewer extension agreements. The meeting also includes a review of operations for the Larson Recreation Center and updates to the unrepresented salary plan.
- Cost Recovery Fee Study update by Berk Consulting
- Stratford Road-Alder Street Bridge water main night work authorization
- Larson Recreation Center Operations RFQ review
- Desert Point Sewer Extension Agreement
- Extraterritorial agreements for Paradise Point, McAtee, and Desert View
City Council Meetings
This meeting includes a Town Hall on community beautification presented by Code Enforcement, followed by a study session on proposed affordable housing developments by HopeSource. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled.
- Town Hall on community beautification by Code Enforcement
- Study session on HopeSource proposed affordable housing developments
The council held a study session on a proposed senior affordable housing development by HopeSource but took no vote, requesting more information before deciding on a letter of support. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was primarily informational.
- No formal votes or decisions made
Planning Commission Agendas
The Planning Commission will hold a workshop to discuss a proposed amendment to commercial site development regulations. They will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear comments from commissioners and staff.
- Workshop on Commercial Site Development Amendment
City Council Meetings
The council adopted Resolution 4042 to place a public safety sales tax measure on the November 2026 general election. The measure is expected to generate $1.27 million annually for criminal justice if approved by voters. Council also approved the 2027-2032 Transportation Improvement Program (Resolution 4039) and several consent agenda items including financial disbursements and ordinances.
- Adopted Resolution 4042 for Public Safety Sales Tax ballot measure (7-0)
- Approved Resolution 4039 for 16-Year Transportation Improvement Program (7-0)
- Approved Consent Agenda including financial disbursements, Ordinance 3097 vacating Western Avenue, Resolution 4040 relinquishing petty cash, Resolution 4041 authorizing check signers, facility assessment agreement, bridge inspection interlocal, and public records rules (7-0)
- Approved amended agenda adding executive session (7-0)