Pasco public meetings in 2023

Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority

The Authority reviewed quarterly animal statistics, staffing, and training updates. The meeting included discussions regarding a $180,000 supplemental budget request for 2023 and a $501,000 budget request for 2024.

• Supplemental 2023 budget request of $180,000
• 2024 budget request of $501,000, including $74,000 for a Lead Kennel Tech
• One-time 2024 request of $70,000 for an ACO vehicle replacement
• New shelter FF&E budget request of $749,000
• Reported October adoptions of 115 animals

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will review draft 2024 legislative priorities and proposed funding for the Lewis Street Overpass. Discussion includes requests for state funding on public safety, transportation, and housing. The Council will also review change orders and contract amendments for the overpass project.

• Presentation of 2024 Legislative Priorities including a $4 million request for emergency communications
• Proposed $1,774,244.93 in change orders (Nos. 22-27) for the Lewis Street Overpass project
• Proposed $223,410.00 contract supplement for J-U-B Engineers, Inc. construction support
• Proposed $914,433.00 contract amendment for WSP USA, Inc. construction management
• 2024 Community Development Block Grant and HOME Annual Work Plan resolutions

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is reviewing upcoming WinterFest 2023 events and the transition of the Administrative & Community Services Department. Staff also provided updates on recreation programs, park maintenance, and recent aquatics highlights.

• WinterFest 2023 programming including a Candycane Scavenger Hunt and Tree Lighting Event
• Lampson Cable Bridge Run scheduled for December 16
• Transition of the Administrative & Community Services Department
• Update on the A-Street Sports Complex opening next fall
• Report on $118K in recreation admissions and $92K in swim lesson revenue

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a special permit request from the Pasco Public Works Department to build an open-air, 7-pump irrigation station. The project aims to provide pressurized irrigation water to new developments to reduce the demand on the city's domestic water system.

• Special Permit (SP2023-009) for an open-air, 7-pump irrigation station
• Proposed construction at the northeast corner of Parcel 115180075 near Broadmoor Boulevard
• Installation of an 8-foot CMU block wall for noise mitigation
• Public hearings for several other special permits including Imago Dei Community Church and Vargas Event Center
• Continued hearings for C & CA High School and Gisi Water Tower Apartments

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several items including the Pasco Housing Action and Implementation Plan and a new collective bargaining agreement for police officers. The agenda also includes multiple rezoning requests and various infrastructure and professional service agreements.

• Adoption of the Pasco Housing Action and Implementation Plan
• 2023-2024 Pasco Police Commanding Officers Association Collective Bargaining Agreement
• Approval of $6,137,676.08 in claims and $49,745.98 in bad debt write-offs
• Barker Ranch 1st Addn rezoning from R-S-1 to R-1
• Glacier Park rezoning from C-1 to R-3

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will review the September 2023 monthly report and conduct scheduled determination hearings. The meeting includes the administration of oaths and discussion of case amendments or dismissals.

• Review of September 2023 Code Division activity report
• Determination hearings
• Approval of October 5, 2023 meeting minutes
• Review of 183 complaints received in September 2023

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will review a mid-year tourism report and the 2024 marketing budget for Visit Tri-Cities. The meeting also includes a presentation on a proposed housing action and implementation plan.

• Visit Tri-Cities 2024 marketing budget with Pasco's share of $572,000
• Request to transfer $225,000 from TPA Reserves for digital marketing and sports events
• Presentation of Proposed Housing Action and Implementation Plan by Oneza & Associates
• Discussion of Franklin County Irrigation District Franchise Agreement ordinance
• Executive session regarding current or potential litigation

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding Community Development Block Grant programs and the 2023 Comprehensive Plan Amendment Docket. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the September 21, 2023, meeting.

• Public hearing: CDBG - CV2 Department of Commerce Grant Close Out
• Public hearing: 2024 Community Development Block Grant Program Allocations (BGAP2023-003)
• Public hearing: 2023 Comprehensive Plan Amendment Docket

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board met to adopt the 2023 budget and review the proposed 2024 budget draft. The Board also approved September 2023 expenses and membership dues for the Association of Washington State Public Facilities Districts.

• Approved September 2023 expenses totaling $38,400.54
• Approved $1,550 for AWSPFD membership dues covering 2021-2023
• Adopted the official 2023 PPFD Budget
• Announced three companies submitted Requests for Qualifications for the Aquatic Facilities project
• Created an ad-hoc committee to develop goals for a volunteer working group

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions, including a 10-year lease renewal for GESA Stadium and utility reimbursement agreements for the Empire Estates subdivision. The meeting also includes a behavioral health update and discussions regarding municipal code amendments.

• 10-year lease renewal between Northwest Baseball Ventures I, LLC and the City for GESA Stadium
• Resolution No. 4380: Change Order No. 4 for East UGA Expansion Sewer LID No. 152 Phase 2 Project
• Ordinance No. 4687: Speed limit change on Burns Road west of Broadmoor Boulevard
• Resolution No. 4381: Basin Disposal Inc. 2024 rate increase for solid waste services
• Utility, sewer, and street reimbursement agreements for Empire Estates subdivision

Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority

The Authority reviewed quarterly animal intake and adoption statistics for August and September 2023. Members discussed the ongoing transition to a city-managed municipal shelter and provided updates on the $6.5 million new shelter project.

• New animal shelter project with a total budget of $6.5 million
• August animal intakes totaling 298 animals
• September animal intakes totaling 260 animals
• August animal adoptions totaling 151 animals
• September animal adoptions totaling 145 animals

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering a special permit for Trilogy MedWaste West LLC to collect and transport medical waste at 1620 E Salt Lake St. The proposal involves using a rented warehouse for office space and a 53-foot trailer for storing sealed waste containers.

• Special Permit (SP2023-011) for medical waste collection and transport at 1620 E Salt Lake St. Suite B
• Rezone application (Z2023-007) for Feng C-1 to R-1
• Proposed use of one 26’ box truck and one 53’ trailer for medical waste storage

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss implementation efforts for the Downtown Pasco Master Plan, including new public space codes. Discussion topics include street cafe and parklet permits, mobile vending regulations, and event guidelines for parks and street closures.

• Presentation on Downtown Pasco Master Plan implementation
• Resolution regarding Northwest Baseball Ventures I, LLC lease renewal at GESA Stadium
• Resolution for Change Order No. 4 for East UGA Expansion Sewer LID Phase 2 Project
• Ordinance to amend Water Rights Acquisition Fee
• Ordinance to change Burns Road speed limit

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct determination hearings regarding property violations. The scheduled cases involve the storage of inoperable or poorly maintained vehicles at two residential properties.

• Hearing for 4104 W Opal St regarding an inoperable covered vehicle in a driveway
• Hearing for 2707 W Henry St regarding multiple inoperable vehicles on the property
• Review and approval of the September 7, 2023, meeting minutes

All Tri-Cities Area Park Board Meeting

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will host presentations from the cities of Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, and West Richland, as well as Benton County. The meeting is scheduled for October 4, 2023, at Barker Ranch.

• City of Kennewick presentation
• City of Pasco presentation
• City of Richland presentation
• Benton County presentation
• City of West Richland presentation

Arts and Culture Commission

The commission reviewed progress on the 2023 workplan and received an update on the Paint Pasco initiative. Members discussed a community proposal to display public art at City Hall, specifically suggesting the first floor display case.

• Review of 2023 Workplan progress
• Update on DTMP Implementation and Paint Pasco initiative
• Public art proposal for Pasco City Hall display case

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will hold a workshop to discuss the reissuance of the Eastern WA Phase II Municipal Stormwater Permit. The meeting also includes discussions regarding a proposed rate increase for Basin Disposal Inc. and planning for housing and transportation.

• Update on Eastern WA Phase II Municipal Stormwater Permit reissuance
• Resolution regarding Basin Disposal Inc. 2024 proposed rate increase
• Discussion on planning for housing and transportation
• Executive session to discuss qualifications for an elective office appointment

Planning Commission

The Commission held public hearings regarding 2024 CDBG and HOME program fund allocations and reviewed the Draft Housing Action and Implementation Plan. Staff discussed strategies to address future housing needs as the city population is estimated to reach 143,657 by 2045.

• Public hearing for 2024 CDBG Fund Allocations (BGAP2023-003)
• Public hearing for 2024 HOME Program Allocations and Annual Work Plan (BGAP2023-004)
• Review of Draft Housing Action and Implementation Plan
• Discussion of $100,000 Commerce Grant used for housing plan consultants
• Domestic Violence Services of Benton and Franklin Counties requested up to $30,000 in CDBG funding

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved requests for qualifications regarding underwriter and special counsel services for the issuance of securities and bonding. The Board also reviewed August 2023 expenses and received updates on the Design Build Request for Qualifications process. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding potential real estate acquisition.

• Approved August 2023 expenses totaling $196,552.72
• Approved Resolution No. 2023-11 for underwriter services RFQ
• Approved Resolution No. 2023-12 for special counsel bonding services RFQ
• Received seven submissions for Design Build Requests for Qualifications
• Entered executive session to consider real estate site selection or acquisition

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider two quasi-judicial rezoning requests and authorize a construction management agreement for the I-182 and Broadmoor Interchange project. The meeting also includes the approval of $9,352,709.75 in claims and the acceptance of completed work for the Process Water Reuse Facility improvements.

• Ordinance No. 4683: Barker Heights rezone from R-S-1 to R-3
• Ordinance No. 4684: TSK 2009 LLC rezone from R-4 to C-1
• Resolution No. 4372: Construction management PSA with Atlas Consultant LLC for I-182 & Broadmoor Interchange
• Resolution No. 4371: Acceptance of PWRF Phase 1 Utility Extension Project work by Tapani Inc.
• Approval of claims totaling $9,352,709.75

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is reviewing a proposal for extended services from M.I.G. regarding park standards and design. The meeting also covers updates on the Schlagel Park boat launch and various park maintenance issues.

• M.I.G. proposal for park standards and design of Peanuts Park North
• Schlagel Park and Boat Launch grand opening
• Concept plan for Broadmoor Area shared site development
• Aquatics admissions reported at $118,000
• Swim lesson revenue reported at $92,000

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a request from Dax Berven to place a replacement shed 18-24 inches from the east property line. The applicant seeks a variance from the required 10-foot side yard setback because the previous shed was destroyed by a tree during a windstorm. City staff recommends denial of the request.

• Variance request for shed setback in RS-12 zoning district (HE2023-004)
• Proposed replacement of a shed at 9807 Chelan Court
• Staff recommendation for denial of the variance

City Council Workshop Meeting - 11 Sep 2023 CANCELLED

The City Council Workshop scheduled for September 11, 2023, has been cancelled. The decision to cancel this meeting was approved by the Council during their September 5, 2023, meeting.

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing a rezoning request for Cole's Estates and a franchise agreement for Ziply Fiber. The agenda also includes a resolution for joint use of facilities with the Pasco School District.

• Cole's Estates rezoning from C-1 to MU along north Sandifur Parkway
• Ziply Fiber franchise agreement for fiber optic cable installation
• Interlocal Agreement with Pasco School District for joint use of facilities
• Ordinance amending municipal code regarding corner lot fencing
• Approval of claims totaling $7,818,775.45

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

The Lodging Tax Advisory Committee is reviewing applications for the 2024 budget. The committee will evaluate requests for tourism facility operations, event organizers, and tourism marketing to make recommendations to the City Council.

• Review of 2024 requests for HAPO Center, GESA Stadium, and Pasco Sporting Complex
• Review of 2024 event requests including Arc of Tri-Cities and NWAC Basketball Championship
• Review of 2024 marketing requests including Visit Tri-Cities and Pasco Chamber of Commerce
• Approval of $500 from lodging tax funds for the Swim the Snake Event

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss proposed amendments to municipal code regarding corner lot fencing height and placement. The meeting also includes discussions on a Ziply Fiber franchise agreement and a lease renewal for the Tri-City Dust Devils.

• Proposed amendment to Pasco Municipal Code Section 25.180.050 regarding corner lot fencing
• Discussion of Ziply Fiber franchise agreement for fiber-optic facilities
• Resolution for Northwest Baseball Ventures I, LLC (Tri-City Dust Devils) lease renewal at GESA Stadium
• Resolution for an interlocal agreement with Pasco School District for joint use of facilities
• American Rescue Plan Act updates

Arts and Culture Commission

The commission reviewed updates on the Noburo 'Peanuts' Statue and the adoption of Ordinance 4678 regarding murals. Members discussed the establishment of a Public Mural Program and potential collaborations for street art and functional art projects.

• Update on Noburo 'Peanuts' Statue scope of work and payment documentation
• Review of Ordinance 4678 creating PMC title 18 arts and murals
• Discussion of Public Mural Program funding and sustainability
• Discussion of functional art proposals including solar panels and charging stations
• Discussion of arts components within the Downtown Master Plan (DTMP)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several large-scale infrastructure projects, including water reuse and utility improvements. The agenda also includes the creation of a new municipal code for public art and murals.

• Awarding $31,588,246.92 contract to Tapani, Inc. for Water Reuse Facility Phase 2
• Creating Pasco Municipal Code Title 18 for Public Art and Murals
• Awarding Broadmoor Area Utility Improvements – Phase 1B to Goodman & Mehlenbacher Enterprises, Inc.
• Awarding GESA Stadium Improvements to Apollo Inc.
• Approving $3,995,477.10 in total claims

Planning Commission

The Commission held a public hearing regarding the allocation of approximately $716,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. Proposals include infrastructure improvements, ADA sidewalk updates, and funding for local non-profit services. The Commission will take action on these allocations at its August 17 meeting.

• 2024 CDBG Fund Allocations (BGAP2023-003)
• Lewis Street Corridor Improvements Project
• ADA sidewalk and intersection improvements
• Neighborhood Traffic Management program
• Funding for Pasco YMCA at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved an interagency agreement with the Washington State Department of Commerce for a financial feasibility review. The Board also approved posting a Request for Qualifications for a Progressive Design-Builder. Additionally, the Board approved July 2023 expenses totaling $112,745.25.

• Approved July 2023 expenses of $112,745.25
• Resolution No. 2023-09: Interagency Agreement with Washington State Department of Commerce
• Resolution No. 2023-10: Request for Qualifications for a Progressive Design-Builder
• Discussion of interlocal agreement with Kennewick Public Facilities District

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss proposed updates to residential design standards in the Pasco Municipal Code to increase housing flexibility. They will also discuss the Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing moratorium, which is set to expire on September 7, 2023.

• Discussion on amending Pasco Municipal Code Title 25 regarding residential design standards
• Discussion on the Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing moratorium
• Review of proposed minimum lot sizes for various residential housing types
• Review of SRO projects including The Alegra at 1520 N Oregon and The Loyalty Inn at 1800 W Lewis Street

Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority

The Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority (TCACA) met to review agency reports and shelter updates. The meeting included a review of June and July animal intake and adoption statistics, as well as updates on shelter operations and upcoming community events.

• Review of June and July animal intake, adoption, and euthanasia statistics
• Update on new shelter construction progress
• Announcement of 'Firefighters & Felines' event on August 18 at Tri-Cities Animal Shelter
• Announcement of 'Doggie Paddle' event on August 30 at Memorial Aquatic Park
• Discussion of shelter capacity challenges for dogs

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a preliminary plat for a 15-lot residential subdivision on 2.17 acres south of East Helena Street. The proposal by B4 Development includes infrastructure improvements such as streets, sidewalks, and utility connections. The meeting also includes discussions regarding rezoning requests for Glacier Park and Helena Addition #2.

• Preliminary Plat: Helena St Addition #1 (15-lot subdivision)
• Rezone: Glacier Park C-1 to R-3
• Rezone: Helena Addition #2 C-3 to R-1
• $4,700 school impact fee per new dwelling unit
• $1,734 park impact fee per dwelling unit

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several major bond issuances for fire station construction and water utility improvements. The agenda also includes a zoning change for a property on West Clark Street and updates regarding the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation Pasco Project.

• Ordinance 4674: Issuance of up to $14,000,000 in bonds for Fire Station No. 85 and other capital projects
• Ordinance 4675: Issuance of up to $38,000,000 in water and sewer improvement revenue bonds
• Ordinance 4672: Rezone of 528 West Clark Street from C-1 to C-2
• Approval of claims totaling $8,646,082.86
• Ordinance 4673: Amendments to Pasco Municipal Code Chapter 9.45 regarding drug offenses

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to review the June 2023 activity report and approve previous meeting minutes. No formal hearings are currently scheduled for this session.

• Review of June 2023 Code Enforcement Activity Reports
• Approval of July 6, 2023, meeting minutes
• Discussion of 142 open and 105 closed cases from June
• Report on 378 rental inspections performed in June

Arts and Culture Commission

The commission met to receive updates on the Noburo 'Peanuts' statue and a proposed arts initiative. Because a quorum was not present, the minutes from the February 28, 2023, meeting were not approved.

• Noburo 'Peanuts' statue updates
• Proposed arts initiative branding and logo discussion
• Target Zero utility box art customization discussion

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss amending the municipal sign code to establish a public mural and art program for downtown Pasco. Other discussion items include strategic planning for crime and drug use, corner lot fencing, and a Ziply Fiber franchise agreement.

• Proposed ordinance to amend Pasco Municipal Code Title 17 regarding murals
• Proposed ordinance to amend Pasco Municipal Code Title 25 regarding corner lot fencing
• Discussion of strategic planning for drug use, crime, and community effects
• Resolution regarding the Prosecutorial Services Agreement with Rio Foltz, PLLC
• Introduction of bond ordinances

Planning Commission

The Commission is reviewing public hearing items regarding 2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) allocations for both general and HOME funds. The agenda also includes a draft Housing Action Plan and discussions on recreational vehicle parking and comprehensive plan amendments.

• Public hearing for 2024 CDBG Allocation (MF#BGAP2023-003)
• Public hearing for 2024 CDBG HOME Funds Allocation (MF#BGAP2023-004)
• Review of Draft Housing Action Plan
• Memo regarding Recreational Vehicle Parking Regulations
• Memo regarding Comprehensive Plan Amendment Docket

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board discussed the Progressive Design Build process for the upcoming aquatic facility. Staff provided updates on legal counsel selection and property acquisition timelines. The Board also approved June expenses and committee backup members.

• Approved June 2023 PPFD expenses totaling $99,953.00
• Discussed Progressive Design Build process for the PPFD Aquatic Facility
• Retained Robyne Thaxton as outside legal counsel for the aquatic facility project
• Appointed Spencer Jilek as an alternate member for both standing committees
• Reported planned property purchase for late September or early October 2023

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions, including a bid award for the I-182 and Broadmoor Boulevard interchange and agreements for a new wastewater treatment plant outfall pipe. The meeting also includes a quasi-judicial discussion regarding the Empire Estates latecomer agreement and the appointment of a Youth Representative to the Arts & Culture Commission.

• Bid award for I-182 and Broadmoor Boulevard Interchange to Nelson Construction Group
• Approval of aquatic lands agreements for the wastewater treatment plant outfall pipe
• Appointment of Aislin Maloney to the Arts & Culture Commission
• Approval of $14,174,080.38 in claims and $99,385.25 in bad debt write-offs
• Denial of a right-of-way vacation request for Snake River Agriculture LLC

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss a proposal from MIG for extended services including park standards and design plans. The board will also address the Schlagel Park and Boat Launch ribbon cutting ceremony.

• MIG proposal for park standards and replacement plans
• Design of Peanuts Park North
• Concept Plan for Broadmoor Area Shared Site Development
• Schlagel Park and Boat Launch ribbon cutting ceremony
• NW Pasco Rivershore Park design discussion

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner will consider a special permit for BreakThrough Inc. to operate a Community Service Facility II at 6304 Bulldog Lane. The proposal involves using an existing single-family home as a staffed residential home for up to six children. The meeting also includes discussions on several rezoning requests.

• Special Permit: BreakThrough Inc. Community Service Facility II at 6304 Bulldog Lane
• Rezone: Cole’s Estates C-1 to MU (Z 2023-002)
• Rezone: Barker Heights R-S-1 to R-3 (Z 2023-003)
• Rezone: TSK Kidwell R-3 to C-1 (Z 2023-004)
• Withdrawn: Special Permit - Victory Outreach CSF (SP 2023-008)

City Council Workshop Meeting

The Council will discuss proposed amendments to residential design standards to increase housing flexibility and lot size options. They will also review the updated Shoreline Master Program, which regulates development near waterbodies.

• Discussion of residential design standard amendments (CA2022-001)
• Review of Shoreline Master Program (MF# PLAN 2013-001)
• Annual update from Hanford Communities Executive Director David Reeploeg
• Proposed changes to lot sizes, setbacks, and building orientations

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board reviewed May 2023 activity reports and passed Resolution 2023-6 regarding various code violations. The board addressed case dismissals, deferred hearings due to notification issues, and assessed monetary penalties for non-compliance.

• Resolution 2023-6: Dismissal of certain code violation cases
• Presentation: Demolition of 110 W. Columbia Street
• Assessment of $45.00 service penalties for improper notification
• Assessment of $50.00 minimum mandatory penalties for repeat violations
• May 2023 Activity Report: 485 total open cases and 525 closed cases

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council regular meeting scheduled for July 3, 2023, has been cancelled. The next scheduled business meeting will take place on July 17th.

Arts and Culture Commission

The commission met to discuss progress on an internal public art policy and potential locations for murals. Staff reported that an artist agreement for Noburo Peanuts is ready for signature. No quorum was present, so the February 28, 2023, minutes were not approved.

• Noburo Peanuts artist agreement update
• Public art policy review
• Discussion of mural locations
• Youth art mentorship program discussion

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is considering a resolution to purchase a Genetec Enterprise Access Control and video security system. The proposal seeks to standardize security across multiple city facilities, including police stations, fire stations, and water treatment plants. The purchase would be made via a sole source contract with Interwest Technology Systems Inc.

• Resolution for $460,285.95 purchase of Genetec Enterprise Access Control System
• Sole source contract with Interwest Technology Systems Inc.
• Security upgrades for Main Police Station ($120,416.66)
• Security upgrades for City Hall ($45,182.68)
• Security upgrades for West Pasco Water Treatment Plant ($52,616.70)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the adoption of the 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan. The agenda also includes several consent items, such as approving $6,277,829.19 in claims and various contract awards.

• Public hearing for the 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan
• Approval of claims totaling $6,277,829.19
• Bid award for Argent Road Widening Phase 3 to Apollo, Inc.
• Bid award for Pasco PWRF Field Pivot No. 2 replacement to Lad Irrigation, Inc.
• Lease agreement with Washington State Military Department for the Readiness Center

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved resolutions regarding the design and construction of the Aquatics Facility. The Board adopted a stakeholder register and decision matrix, and authorized the use of Progressive Design Build Contracting procedures. Additionally, the Board approved posting a request for qualifications for special counsel.

• Resolution No. 2023-06: Approved a Stakeholder Register and Decision Matrix for the Aquatics Facility
• Resolution No. 2023-07: Approved alternative Progressive Design Build Contracting procedures for the Aquatics Facility
• Resolution No. 2023-08: Approved posting a Special Counsel Request for Qualifications
• Requested land purchase options for 6, 8, and 10 acres for the Aquatics Facility

Planning Commission

The Commission discussed the Housing Action Implementation Plan, which identifies a need for 15,000 new housing units by 2040. Members also reviewed updates to the Shoreline Master Program and voted to send those documents to the Washington State Department of Ecology for review.

• Recommendation to send Shoreline Master Program updates to WA Dept of Ecology
• Housing assessment identifying 15,000+ new units needed by 2040
• Report on average rent of $1,272 and median sale price of $386,000
• Discussion of housing strategies including ADUs and 'missing middle' zoning

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering a special permit for a 10-year master plan to expand the Tri-Cities Prep private high school. The proposal includes increasing the main building size, adding classrooms, a gymnasium, and athletic fields at 9612 St. Thomas Drive.

• Special Permit (SP2023-005) for Tri-Cities Prep expansion
• Proposed expansion of main structure from 65,715 to 83,618 square feet
• Addition of 402 parking spaces (163,740 SF)
• Construction of baseball and softball fields with field lighting
• Shoreline Master Program (SMP) periodic update hearing

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is beginning a multi-part discussion regarding strategic planning for homelessness, drug use, and crime following the passage of Senate Bill 5536. The first part of this discussion focuses on assessing community issues such as illegal parking in vehicles, camping in parks, and panhandling.

• Discussion of strategic planning for homelessness, drug use, crime, and community effects
• Resolution regarding a lease agreement for the Readiness Center with the Washington State Military Department
• Review of Senate Bill 5536 regarding drug use and possession enforcement

Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority

The Authority reviewed April and May statistics, staffing updates, and shelter policies. Discussions included community feedback regarding oversight and the shelter's current capacity challenges.

• April and May animal intake and adoption statistics
• New adoption return policy allowing returns within two weeks
• Extended shelter hours of 10 am to 5 pm, Tuesday through Saturday
• Staffing update noting two vacant Animal Care Technician positions
• Report on euthanasia of an American Pitbull Terrier following behavioral issues

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will review the proposed 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan and consider amendments to cannabis retail sales ordinances. The meeting also includes a public hearing regarding a right-of-way vacation for Snake River Agriculture LLC.

• Public hearing for Snake River Agriculture LLC right-of-way vacation (VAC 2022-006)
• Ordinance No. 4670 amending Pasco Municipal Code regarding cannabis retail facilities
• Ordinance No. 4671 rezoning Jefferson Landing from R-1-A to R-4
• Presentation of the proposed 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan
• Approval of $6,560,632.88 in claims and $23,152.48 in ambulance bad debt write-offs

Code Enforcement Board

The Board approved the minutes from the April 6, 2023, meeting and amended the 5-2023 Resolutions to include case CEB2023-0377. The meeting also included a review of the April 2023 Code Enforcement activity report.

• Approval of amended 5-2023 Resolutions including case CEB2023-0377
• April 2023 activity report showing 122 open cases and 106 closed cases
• April 2023 report noting 171 total rental inspections
• April 2023 report noting 58 public nuisance violations

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Board discussed the roles and responsibilities of the Wenaha Group owner's representatives. Members also reviewed the aquatic facility project schedule and potential project delivery methods. A decision on the construction process is expected at the June 20th meeting.

• Discussion of the 'PPFD – Aquatics Stakeholder Register' model
• Potential selection of a project delivery method by the Design & Construction Committee in June
• Possible request to the Washington State Capital Projects Advisory Review Board (CPARB)
• Potential retention of special counsel, Perkins Coie, LLP

Arts and Culture Commission

The commission met to discuss the Peanuts Project and utility box art locations. Members also received an update on implementing mural elements for the Downtown Masterplan. No official votes were taken due to a lack of quorum.

• Peanuts Project artist agreement under legal review
• Discussion of utility box art locations for Wave 3
• Implementation of arts elements for the Downtown Masterplan

Planning Commission

The Commission held a public hearing regarding the Shoreline Master Program periodic update. The update includes revisions to state law references, development dollar values, and non-conforming lot sections. The Commission will recommend the program to the City Council following a review by the Washington Department of Ecology.

• Shoreline Master Program Periodic Update public hearing
• Proposed $11,200 development threshold for freshwater docks
• Shoreline Master Program adoption deadline of June 30, 2023
• Notification of Pasco's selection for the 2023 Cities of Opportunity Mayors Institute

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved a professional services agreement with the Wenaha Group to serve as the Owner's Representative for the Aquatic Facility project. The Board decided to proceed with a Cost Plus, Not to Exceed contract structure. Staff also presented an updated two-phase financial analysis for the facility.

• Approved Wenaha Group as Owner's Representative for the Aquatic Facility project
• Authorized a Cost Plus, Not to Exceed Professional Services Agreement
• Reviewed 2023 Cash Flow Budget Analysis Report
• Presented updated two-phase financial projection for the Aquatic Facility

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council approved change orders and a budget amendment for the Lewis Street Overpass project. The meeting also included the approval of regional agreements for officer-involved incident investigations and stormwater management.

• Approval of Resolution No. 4348 for a regional Special Investigations Unit for officer-involved incidents
• Approval of $14,810,121.63 in total claims
• Approval of Change Orders 18-21 for the Lewis Street Overpass project
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 4669 to amend the 2023-2024 Capital Projects Biennial Budget
• Adoption of Resolution No. 4344 for the 2023 Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is reviewing a proposed amendment to the Parks Master Plan for West Broadmoor Park. The board will also hear a presentation from Save our Shoreline regarding riverside park conservation and select Grand Marshall nominees for the Grand Old 4th Parade.

• Presentation by Marla Marvin regarding Save our Shoreline vision
• Parks Master Plan Amendment for West Broadmoor Park
• Sports Equity Assessment discussion
• Selection of 3 Grand Old 4th Parade Marshall nominees
• Review of $20,000 sponsorship for Youth Sports Programs

Hearing Examiner - 10 May 2023-CANCELLED

The scheduled Hearing Examiner meeting for May 10, 2023, has been cancelled. No public hearings or official business were conducted.

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is discussing a draft ordinance to amend the Pasco Municipal Code to allow retail cannabis sales in C-1, C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and I-3 zoning districts. The proposal includes a limit of three to four total retail facilities city-wide and maintains a 1,000-foot buffer from schools, parks, and childcare centers.

• Proposed ordinance to allow retail cannabis in C-1, C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and I-3 zones
• Proposed limit of 3 retail stores (or 4 if one is a social equity licensee)
• Proposed 1,000-foot buffer from schools, playgrounds, parks, and libraries
• 2022 Fire Department Performance Report discussion
• Executive session regarding real estate acquisition and legal risks

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet to conduct a determination hearing for Bryan Mitchell regarding a business license violation at 4911 Flores Ln. The board will also review March 2023 activity reports and signed resolutions.

• Hearing for CEB2023-0377: 4911 Flores Ln (Bryan Mitchell) regarding operating a vehicle resale business without a license
• Review of March 2023 Code Enforcement Activity Reports
• Review of April 2023 Signed Resolutions

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several ordinances, including a change to the Waterfront Development District zoning and the creation of a compost procurement chapter. The meeting also includes discussions on stormwater management, regional algal bloom services, and budget amendments for the Lewis Street Overpass.

• Ordinance No. 4668: Changing Waterfront Development District zoning to Mixed-Use District
• Resolution No. 4344: Adoption of the 2023 Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan
• Resolution No. 4346: Regional Algal Bloom Laboratory Screening Service funding agreement
• Ordinance No. 4669: Budget amendment and change orders for the Lewis Street Overpass Project
• Claims approval totaling $6,242,428.08

Traffic Safety Listening Session

The City Council will host a special meeting to discuss safety and speeding issues in specific areas of town. The City will present statistics regarding pedestrian, cyclist, and vehicle safety and discuss potential improvement measures.

• Public discussion on targeted areas with safety or speeding issues
• Presentation of pedestrian, cyclist, and vehicle safety statistics
• Discussion of measures to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is considering Ordinance No. 4665 to update voting district boundaries. This action incorporates areas annexed since April 2020 and aligns districts with Franklin County precincts.

• Ordinance No. 4665: Redistricting of Council Voting Districts
• Amendment to Pasco Municipal Code Chapter 1.15 regarding voting districts

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will review the 2021-2022 biennium financial report and discuss a potential $15,000 sponsorship for a COPA symphony concert. The meeting also includes discussions on carryover funds for capital projects and a new ordinance regarding compost procurement.

• Sponsorship request of $15,000 for the COPA Symphony Concert scheduled for Summer 2024
• Ordinance to create Chapter 8.07 'Compost Procurement' in the Pasco Municipal Code
• Ordinance regarding carryover funds for capital projects from the 2021-2022 biennium
• 2021-2022 Biennium Financial Update reporting $146,412,297 in total General Fund revenues
• Downtown Pasco Development Authority (DPDA) monthly activities report

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding the Shoreline Master Plan Periodic Update. This review is required every eight years under the Shoreline Management Act to ensure local shoreline management remains current.

• Public hearing: Shoreline Master Plan Periodic Update

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved a resolution allowing the Executive Director to execute a purchase agreement with Broadmoor Properties, LLC. The board also reviewed the first quarter sales tax report and discussed the status of the aquatic facility project.

• Approved Resolution No. 2023-04 to acquire property in the Broadmoor area for the Pasco Aquatics Facility
• Approved 2023 first quarter claims
• Reported $326,000 in January 2023 local sales tax collection
• Noted a $232,000 negative balance owed to the City of Pasco at the end of 2022
• Discussed ongoing negotiations for an Owner's Representative contract

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider the appointment of Adam R. Lincoln as City Manager. The meeting also includes several land use amendments, wastewater project contracts, and the adoption of a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

• Appointment of Adam R. Lincoln as City Manager
• Adoption of the 2023-2028 Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan
• HDR, Inc. construction management contract for $2,274,107.91
• Approval of 2022 Comprehensive Plan land use amendments
• Approval of claims totaling $6,398,679.14

Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority

The Tri-Cities Animal Control Authority will review quarterly statistics and updates regarding shelter operations, including hours and adoption policies. The meeting also includes discussions on enforcement requests from Benton County and animal housing requests from the City of Mabton.

• Quarterly statistics report
• Updates to adoption and return policies
• Benton County Canine Request for Enforcement
• City of Mabton Animal Housing Request

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is considering a special permit for Tom Kidwell Family LLC to locate a ready-mix concrete facility on 35 acres. The proposal includes a modular office, concrete batch plant, truck wash out, and aggregate stockpile bays near the Pasco-Kahlotus Highway.

• Special Permit: Kidwell Batch Plant (SP2022-024)
• Special Permit: Kasnick Garage Height Variance (SP2023-004)
• Rezone: Jefferson Landing R-1-A to C-3 (Z2022-013)

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss a new interlocal agreement to provide administrative, financial, and legal services to the Pasco Public Facilities District. This agreement supports the development of a new aquatics facility following a successful 2022 voter-approved tax. The proposed agreement includes a minimum monthly payment of $9,500 from the District to the City.

• Discussion of Pasco Public Facilities District Interlocal Agreement
• Proposed $9,500 monthly minimum rate for City support of PPFD operations
• Ordinance to amend zoning from Waterfront Development District to Mixed Use District
• TRIDEC Shoreline Reconveyance Initiative update
• Resolution regarding Lewis Street Overpass change orders

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure and utility agreements, including wastewater treatment and water transmission projects. The meeting also includes a decision on whether to allow retail cannabis sales in specific zoning districts.

• Resolution 4328: Approval to allow retail cannabis sales in C-1, C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and I-3 zones
• Resolution 4331: Participation in Washington Opioid Settlements with Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, Teva, and Allergan
• Tourism Promotion Area: Request for $441,500 in special project expenditures
• West Pasco Water Treatment Plant: $303,000 loan amendment for expansion phase 1
• Bills and Communications: Approval of claims totaling $8,154,646.82

City Council Workshop Meeting

The Pasco City Council will review a presentation from Visit Tri-Cities regarding their 2021 annual report and 2022 workplan. The organization is requesting approval to spend $441,500 from the Tourism Promotion Area (TPA) reserve account for various special projects.

• Request for $441,500 in TPA reserve funds for special projects
• $125,000 for IRONMAN Event Support
• $100,000 for S.P.O.R.T.S. Relationship Conference
• $50,000 for Creative Production
• Downtown Pasco Development Authority (DPDA) February 2023 monthly report

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board approved an agreement with the City of Pasco for administrative, financial, and legal services. The Board also reviewed presentations regarding three potential locations for a future aquatics facility. The meeting concluded with an executive session to discuss real estate selection or acquisition.

• Approved Resolution No. 2023-03 for an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Pasco
• Reviewed three potential aquatics facility sites: north of I-182, south of I-182, and next to the LifeQuest building
• Received update on Owner's Representative Request for Qualifications (RFQ) with four submissions
• Entered executive session to discuss site selection or real estate acquisition

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council is reviewing a budget amendment and contract for wastewater treatment plant improvements. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the retail sale of cannabis and the adoption of a new Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan.

• Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements Phase 2A contract award to Apollo, Inc. for $13,996,917.00
• Court Street Overlay project contract award to Central Washington Asphalt, Inc. for $2,885,000.00
• Adoption of the 2023-2028 Parks, Recreation & Open Space Master Plan
• Proposed advisory vote and ordinance regarding the retail sale of cannabis
• Approval of claims totaling $6,892,909.54

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission held public hearings to consider 16 applications for the 2022 Comprehensive Plan amendment cycle. The meeting included discussions on land use changes ranging from commercial fuel stations to large-scale mixed-use residential developments.

• CPA2022-001: Approval of fuel station and convenience store at Broadmoor and Burns (6-1 vote)
• CPA2022-002: Approval of land use amendment from low density residential to mixed residential and commercial
• CPA2022-003: Discussion of 197-acre amendment from industrial to mixed residential and commercial by Broetje Orchards
• Public Hearing: 2022 Consolidated Annual Plan Evaluation Report
• Workshop: Housing Action and Implementation Plan report

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is reviewing a final presentation of the Parks, Recreation & Open Space (PROS) Master Plan. This plan outlines a six-year strategy for parks, trails, and recreation programming. A resolution to formally adopt the plan is expected at the next regular council meeting.

• Final presentation of the 2023-2028 PROS Master Plan
• Proposed $16,077,200 six-year action plan for parks and trails
• 2022 Comprehensive Plan Amendment Docket discussion
• Tri Cities Animal Control Authority/Shelter quarterly update

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss new business regarding artificial turf at the Burden Complex. The meeting also includes an update on the pool bubble for the Memorial Park pool.

• Discussion of artificial turf at Burden Complex
• Update on the pool bubble for Memorial Park pool
• Welcome for new Parks Manager Patrick Hicks
• Approval of January 5, 2023, meeting minutes

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing several land use applications, most notably a 484-unit residential development called Columbia Shores. Other items include a garage setback variance request and special permits for a high school and an adult family home.

• Columbia Shores: Proposed 484-unit townhouse and residential development on 38.7 acres
• 4500 Desert Place: Variance request for an 18.5 foot garage front yard setback
• PSD#1 High School #3: Special permit application
• Elisa's Garden Adult Family Home: Special permit application

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will hold an executive session to discuss the qualifications and performance of a public employee. The meeting also includes a meet and greet for a City Manager candidate.

• Executive session regarding public employment qualifications and performance
• City Manager candidate meet and greet

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider a $6.79 million contract for wastewater treatment plant improvements and a public hearing regarding a Single Room Occupancy housing moratorium. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act and a discussion on retail cannabis sales.

• Resolution 4315: $6,796,557.90 contract for Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements Phase 2B
• Resolution 4317: Public hearing on Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing moratorium
• Resolution 4316: Grant agreement for Pasco Aquifer Storage & Recovery Project Phase 2
• Ordinance 4643: Updates to the Open Public Meetings Act
• Claims approval: $3,834,226.76 in total bills and communications

Code Enforcement Board

The Board reviewed a case regarding unpermitted asphalt and insufficient live vegetation at 1805 Road 44. The Board granted the respondent a 10-day extension to submit a permit application and a landscape plan. Failure to comply will result in a $50 per day penalty.

• Hearing for 1805 Road 44 regarding unpermitted asphalt and lack of 50% live vegetation
• 10-day extension granted for permit application and landscape plan submission
• May 1, 2023 deadline set for approved landscape plan completion
• $50 per day penalty for non-compliance

Arts and Culture Commission

The Commission reviewed progress on the Noburo "Peanuts" Fukuda public art piece and utility box art projects. Members also discussed a social media campaign and potential proclamation for Women's History Month.

• Update on Noburo "Peanuts" Fukuda Public Art project development
• Update on Utility Box Art project completion
• Review of updated PACC Workplan
• Discussion of Women's History Month social media campaign

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council will consider a resolution to authorize a wastewater pretreatment agreement for the Process Water Reuse Facility Phase 3 project. They will also hold a continued public hearing regarding a request by the Jubilee Foundation to vacate rights-of-way in the Washington Addition.

• Resolution No. 4311: Authorizing a wastewater pretreatment agreement for the $122 million Phase 3 PWRF project
• Public Hearing: Jubilee Foundation right-of-way vacation (VAC 2022-009) near East A and East Helena Streets
• Estimated $850,000 monthly service fee for PWRF processors
• Estimated $6 million annual revenue from renewable natural gas sales

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is discussing an ordinance to amend the Waterfront Development District to a new citywide Mixed-Use District. This change aims to allow a compatible mix of commercial and residential uses in areas designated for mixed residential and commercial land use. The council will also receive updates on the Columbia Basin College Master Plan and the Broadmoor Master Plan.

• Proposed ordinance to replace Waterfront Development District (WD) with Mixed-Use District (MU)
• Presentation of the Columbia Basin College 2023 Master Plan
• Downtown Pasco Development Authority (DPDA) monthly activities report
• Update on Broadmoor Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement
• Resolution regarding WA State Dept. of Ecology agreement for Pasco Aquifer Storage & Recovery Project Phase 2

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board met to discuss aquatic facility development and financial reporting. The Board approved resolutions to establish procurement processes and to post a Request for Qualifications for an Owner's Representative.

• Approved Resolution No. 2023-01 establishing the Service Provider Agreement procurement process
• Approved Resolution No. 2023-02 to post the Owner's Representative Request for Qualifications on February 22, 2023
• Deferred approval of the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Pasco until the March 21 meeting
• Discussed developing a monthly cash flow report, fiscal calendar, and detailed budget

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several land-use items, including two right-of-way vacations and a real property purchase on East Lewis Street. The agenda also includes a discussion regarding the potential rescission of a previous resolution for retail cannabis conditional use permits.

• Potential rescission of Resolution No. 4303 regarding retail cannabis permits
• Purchase of real property at 3932 East Lewis Street
• Mendoza Right-of-Way Vacation (South 5th Avenue)
• Jubilee Foundation Right-of-Way Vacation (East A Street and East Helena Street)
• Approval of $6,840,266.24 in claims

Planning Commission

The Commission held public hearings regarding a proposed Mixed Use Zoning District and an update on the Broadmoor Master Plan. They also discussed the Shoreline Master Program and the American Rescue Program.

• Recommendation to adopt Mixed Use Zoning District code amendment (CA2022-001)
• Public hearing for Broadmoor Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement update
• Discussion of Shoreline Master Program Periodic Update
• Workshop regarding HOME-American Rescue Program (ARP) update
• Presentation on Housing Action and Implementation Plan

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will hear a presentation from the Housing Authority regarding Varney Court. The Housing Authority is requesting consideration to lessen or remove the payments in lieu of taxes (PILT) associated with the project.

• Presentation on Varney Court housing project
• Discussion regarding lessening or removing PILT payments
• Discussion on Single Room Occupancy (SRO) housing moratorium
• Resolution for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure purchase agreements
• Presentation on Land Mobile Radio to Cellular radio interface infrastructure

City Council Special Meeting - Mini Retreat

The City Council is holding a special meeting at the Courtyard by Marriott Pasco Tri-Cities Airport. The session is dedicated to a strategic visioning discussion.

• Strategic Visioning Discussion

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the Burnham Wastewater Treatment Agreement. The agenda also includes zoning determinations for annexed properties and amendments to the stormwater management utility code.

• Public hearing for Burnham Wastewater Treatment Agreement – Process Water Reuse Facility Phase 3 Project
• Ordinance No. 4637: Zoning determination for Eickmeyer/Roundy annexation area
• Ordinance No. 4638: Zoning determination for Alford/Cole annexation area
• Ordinance No. 4639: 2023 Revenue Bond for LID No. 151 Debt Service
• Ordinance No. 4640: Amending Pasco Municipal Code regarding Stormwater Management Utility

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a hearing for case CEB2022-0988 regarding property violations at 1805 Road 44. The board will address issues involving unpermitted asphalt in a front yard and a lack of required live vegetation.

• Hearing for CEB2022-0988 at 1805 Road 44 (Eduardo Jaime Salas)
• Violation: Unpermitted asphalt on front yard beyond the driveway
• Violation: Less than 50% live vegetation in the front yard

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing three proposed amendments to the 2022 Pasco Comprehensive Plan. These amendments involve changing land use designations for several parcels to allow for mixed residential and commercial development. The Commission will make recommendations to the Pasco City Council for final approval.

• CPA2022-001: Rezoning 3.89 acres from Medium Density Residential to Mixed Residential and Commercial (Stacy and Todd Kidwell)
• CPA2022-002: Rezoning 2.18 acres from Low Density Residential to Mixed Residential and Commercial (Roland Jankelson / Devi E Tate)
• CPA2022-003: Rezoning 197 acres from Industrial to Mixed Residential and Commercial (Broetje Orchards / New Heritage)

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council is reviewing several items, including the renewal of interlocal agreements for the 2060 and 2163 housing programs. They will also discuss a wastewater treatment agreement with Burnham SEV Pasco, LLC and a school district capital facility plan update.

• Discussion of 2060 and 2163 Housing Program Interlocal Agreements
• Pasco School District Capital Facility Plan Update and Impact Fee Report
• Review of proposed Process Water Reuse Facility Wastewater Treatment Agreement with Burnham SEV Pasco, LLC
• Ordinance regarding 2023 Revenue Bond for LID No. 151 Debt Service

City Council Special Meeting

The City Council is considering Resolution No. 4304 to award a contract for the Broadmoor Area Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Improvements - Phase 1A. This project involves rough grading for Sandifur Parkway and Road 108/Road 103 to prepare for future utilities and roadways. The work is intended to support economic development and residential growth in the Broadmoor area.

• Resolution No. 4304: Bid award for Broadmoor Area TIF Improvements - Phase 1A
• $600,000 construction contract to Goodman & Mehlenbacher Enterprises, Inc.
• Rough grading for Sandifur Parkway and Road 108/Road 103 alignments
• Project funding via Tax Increment Financing (TIF)

Planning Commission

The Commission reviewed a proposal to create a citywide mixed-use zoning district and received a staff update on the Broadmoor Master Plan and Environmental Impact Statement. A public hearing for the mixed-use code amendment was continued to the January meeting.

• Code Amendment - Mixed Use Zoning Districts (CA2022-001)
• Staff Report - Broadmoor Master Plan
• Public hearing continued for Mixed Use Zoning District (CA2022-003)

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several rezoning requests and budget amendments for water and wastewater treatment projects. They will also discuss potential ordinances to allow the retail sale of cannabis in specific zoning districts.

• Rezoning of 131 South Cedar Avenue from R-2 to R-4
• Rezoning from RT to C-1 for ICCU
• Change order and budget amendment for West Pasco Water Treatment Plant Phase 1
• Budget adjustment for Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements Phases 1 & 2
• Discussion of retail cannabis sales in C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and I-3 districts

Pasco Public Facilities District Board

The Pasco Public Facilities District Board elected its President, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer. The Board also discussed the development of an aquatic facility, including sales tax collection updates and the process for selecting a facility location.

• Election of Mark Morrissette as President (5-0 vote)
• Election of Marie Gillespie as Vice President (5-0 vote)
• Election of Caroline Bowdish as Secretary/Treasurer (5-0 vote)
• Discussion of 0.2% sales tax collection for aquatic facility construction
• Request for site analysis of potential aquatic facility locations by March 2023

City Council Workshop Meeting

The City Council will discuss a potential repeal of the ban on retail cannabis sales and review proposed mural code revisions from the Arts & Culture Commission. Additionally, Public Works will present the city's snow and ice removal plan.

• Discussion of a resolution to allow retail cannabis sales in C-2, C-3, I-1, I-2, and I-3 zoning districts
• Proposed mural code revisions to allow up to 100% wall coverage and create a Downtown Public Mural Program
• Presentation of the Snow and Ice Removal Plan by Streets Public Works Division Manager Tom Holmes
• Review of 2021-2022 winter season costs totaling approximately $102.5k

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is reviewing the draft Parks, Recreation & Outdoor Space (PROS) Master Plan. The meeting includes an update on the Aquatic Facility project and the election of new board officers.

• Update on the Aquatic Facility project from Matt Watkins
• Review of the draft Parks, Recreation & Outdoor Space (PROS) Master Plan
• Election of Board Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion regarding naming a new park
• Proposal to set the 2023 board meeting schedule

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a hearing regarding a property violation at 305 N 23rd Ave. The case involves a failure to maintain a healthy lawn with at least 50% live vegetation in the front yard.

• Public hearing for CEB2019-0798 at 305 N 23rd Ave involving owners Esteban & Maria T Magana

City Council Regular Meeting

The City Council will consider several resolutions, including the approval of the Downtown Pasco Master Plan. The agenda also includes awarding bids for animal control facility construction and sewer expansion projects.

• Approval of the Downtown Pasco Master Plan
• Bid award for Tri Cities Animal Control Facility to G2 Commercial Construction, Inc.
• Bid award for East UGA Expansion Sewer LID No. 152 Phase 3 to DW Excavating, Inc.
• Approval of $14,622,451.49 in claims
• Approval of $358,544.08 bad debt write-off