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City Council - Regular Meeting
The City Council will review a first reading of a budget amendment and a third reading for the Park Impact Fee interim ordinance extension. The meeting also includes a financial update from the Mayor's office and a proclamation for Disability Pride Month.
- Budget Amendment First Reading
- Park Impact Fee (PIF) Interim Ordinance Extension Third Reading
- Disability Pride Month Proclamation
City Council - Special Meeting
This is a special meeting of the Edmonds City Council solely for a budget workshop. No specific budget items or decisions are listed on the agenda, making it a procedural planning session.
[CANCELLED] City Council - Study Session
Civil Service Commission - Special Meeting
Planning Board
The Planning Board will hold the third reading of code amendments (HB 1757) allowing conversion of existing commercial buildings into residential use. They will also discuss the 2026 Tree Code Update (AMD2026-0001). Public comments are accepted before these items.
- Third reading of code amendments for converting commercial buildings to residential (HB 1757)
- 2026 Tree Code Update (AMD2026-0001)
City Council - Regular Meeting
City Council - Finance Committee
City Council - Parks and Public Works (PPW) Committee
City Council - Public Safety, Planning, Human Services, and Personnel (PSPHSP) Committee
City Council - Regular Meeting
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Tree Board
The Edmonds Citizens' Tree Board will discuss the 2026 Tree Code Update (Project #AMD2026-0001) as new business. The meeting includes audience comments and staff updates.
- 2026 Tree Code Update, Project #AMD2026-0001
[CANCELLED] Civil Service Commission - Regular Meeting
Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
The Edmonds Lodging Tax Advisory Committee will review and approve 2027 funding requests and the budget. The meeting will also cover the 2025 revenue year and miscellaneous items.
- Review and approve 2027 Funding Requests and Budget
- 2025 Revenue discussion
- Approval of May 21, 2026, Meeting Summary
- Public Comment period
- Set next meeting date
Hearing Examiner
Planning Board - Regular Meeting
The Planning Board will hold a second reading of code amendments to allow conversion of existing commercial buildings into residential use, as per HB 1757. They will also discuss the 2026 Tree Code Update. The meeting includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.
- Second reading of code amendments for commercial-to-residential conversion (HB 1757)
- Discussion of 2026 Tree Code Update (AMD2026-0001)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Edmonds City Council will hold public hearings on extending the Park Impact Fee interim ordinance and on interim regulations for family burial grounds. Council business includes a first reading of a Public Defender contract renewal, adoption of code amendments for energy efficiency (HB 1757), and updates to the Edmonds Community Development Code for middle housing. The consent agenda includes approval of claim checks, payroll, and a sewer plan update.
- Public Hearing on Park Impact Fee (PIF) interim ordinance extension
- Public Hearing on interim regulations for family burial grounds
- Public Defender contract renewal (first reading)
- Adoption of code amendments for House Bill 1757 (energy code reduction for existing buildings)
- Various minor updates to ECDC for middle housing (second reading)
City Council - Special Meeting
The Edmonds City Council will interview candidates for board and commission appointments. They will also discuss a draft letter to the Everett City Council and Mayor during this special meeting.
- Interview candidates for board/commission appointments
- Consider letter to Everett City Council and Mayor
The council interviewed two applicants for the Salary Commission but postponed the confirmation vote to June 23rd. They also reviewed and provided feedback on a draft letter to the Everett City Council correcting false information. The only formal action was a unanimous vote to extend the meeting to 6:30pm.
- Extended meeting until 6:30pm (unanimous)
City Council - Public Safety, Planning, Human Services, and Personnel (PSPHSP) Committee
The PSPHSP Committee will hold first readings on four items: minor code amendments for middle housing, a resolution for contract authority for a pre-approved DADU plan program, cigarette sales to minors, and parking code updates on impound fines. No public hearings are scheduled; these are initial discussions before potential later action.
- Minor code amendments for middle housing (first reading)
- Resolution on contract authority for Pre-Approved DADU Plan Program (first reading)
- Cigarette sales to minors policy (first reading)
- Parking code update on impound fines (first reading)
The PSPHSP Committee reviewed four items: minor middle housing code amendments, a resolution for the pre-approved DADU program, cigarette sales to minors code updates, and parking code impound fines. No final decisions were made; the committee recommended moving the first three items to full council business and the cigarette sales update to the consent agenda.
- Minor middle housing code amendments: moved to Full Council Business
- Resolution on contract authority for pre-approved DADU program: moved to Full Council Business
- Cigarette sales to minors code updates: moved to Consent Agenda
- Parking code update (impound fines): moved to Full Council Business
City Council - Parks and Public Works (PPW) Committee
The Parks and Public Works Committee will hold first readings on two items: an interim ordinance to extend park impact fees, and a professional services agreement for the Sewer Comprehensive Plan Update. No public hearings or votes are scheduled at this meeting.
- Park Impact Fee Interim Ordinance Extension first reading
- Presentation of PSA for Sewer Comprehensive Plan Update first reading
The committee recommended moving forward with a public hearing on a six-month extension of the Park Impact Fee interim ordinance to allow time to revise fees under new state regulations. They also recommended moving the Sewer Comprehensive Plan update to the consent agenda for full council approval.
- Recommended extending Park Impact Fee interim ordinance by 6 months (no vote tally recorded)
- Recommended moving Sewer Comprehensive Plan update to consent agenda (no vote tally recorded)
City Council - Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will discuss the April 2026 monthly financial report and consider a budget amendment for June 2026. They will also follow up on questions from a recent budget retreat.
- April 2026 monthly financial report review
- Budget amendment for June 2026
- Follow-up discussion from budget retreat
The Finance Committee reviewed a budget amendment to correct a state overpayment and moved it to full council for consideration. Other items were informational only, with no final decisions made.
- Budget Amendment June 2026 moved to Full Council Business
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss the Sherwood Village Reconnaissance Survey Report under unfinished business. The meeting also includes approval of minutes, public comments, and chair comments.
- Discussion of Sherwood Village Reconnaissance Survey Report
Hearing Examiner
Planning Board - Regular Meeting
The Planning Board will hold a public hearing and discuss code amendments to allow conversion of existing commercial buildings into residential use, as required by HB 1757. They will also continue discussion on the 2026 Tree Code Update. The meeting includes audience comments and approval of minutes.
- Code amendments for commercial-to-residential conversions (HB 1757) – public hearing and discussion
- 2026 Tree Code Update, Project #AMD2026-0001 – unfinished business
The Planning Board voted 5-2 to apply tree density credits to all remodels and site improvements over 500 sq ft, with a replacement schedule for smaller projects if trees are removed. They also directed staff to develop a permit process for exceeding the one-tree-per-year allowance and adopted a definition of 'major pedestrian corridor' with consensus to continue refining specific streets.
- Approved previous meeting minutes (7-0)
- Adopted definition of major pedestrian corridor (consensus, to continue discussion)
- Directed staff to explore permit process for exceeding one-tree-per-year allowance (6-0, one abstention)
- Applied tree density credits to remodels/site improvements over 500 sq ft (5-2)
- Extended meeting by five minutes (6-0, one abstention)
Planning Board - Special Meeting
This special meeting of the Edmonds Planning Board consists only of call to order, agenda announcement, a single new business item on parliamentary procedure, and adjournment. No substantive decisions or discussions are scheduled.
The Edmonds Planning Board held a special meeting for a training session on Robert's Rules of Order. No substantive decisions were made; the board discussed the need for bylaws but took no binding actions.
City Council - Study Session
The council holds a study session with first reading of the 2027-2028 Capital Facilities Plan and fourth reading of Tree Code Updates. A future consent item for an access agreement to perform stream restoration at Edmonds Marsh is also introduced.
- 2027-2028 Capital Facilities Plan first reading
- 2026 Tree Code Updates (Project #AMD2026-0001) fourth reading
- Access agreement for Edmonds Marsh stream restoration work
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Edmonds City Council will consider terminating a contract with Flock Safety for license plate readers and vote to waive competitive bidding requirements for emergency public works projects. The meeting also includes proclamations for Juneteenth and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- Approval to terminate Flock Safety/Edmonds PD agreement
- Resolution to waive competitive bidding for emergency work
- Approval of payroll and wire payments
- 2026 FIFA World Cup Proclamation
- ERP Council Update
The Council voted to terminate the Flock Safety/Edmonds PD agreement unanimously. An emergency was declared to waive competitive bidding for wastewater treatment plant sludge transport, also unanimously. After debate, the Council voted to recommend (rather than direct) mounting the Pride flag on City Hall for June (unanimous) and directed the City Attorney to draft an ordinance for a flag petition process (5-2). A reconsideration of Resolution 1589 led to lowering the priority of a Main Street bike lane project (5-2).
- Terminated Flock Safety agreement (unanimous)
- Declared emergency for wastewater sludge transport (unanimous)
- Recommended mounting Pride flag on City Hall (unanimous)
- Directed City Attorney to draft Pride flag ordinance (5-2)
- Lowered priority of Main Street bike lane project (5-2)
- Added reconsideration of Resolution 1589 to agenda (unanimous)
Arts Commission - Special Meeting
This is a special meeting of the Edmonds Arts Commission with only procedural items listed: Call to Order, Land Acknowledgment, approval of minutes, public comment, reports, and new business. No specific decisions or discussion items are identified.
- Approval of meeting minutes
- Public comment period
- Staff report
- New business (unspecified)