Redmond public meetings in 2021
95 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Redmond City Council is reviewing several contracts and updates to city fees. The agenda includes the adoption of the Community Strategic Plan and new development impact fee rates for 2022. A public hearing will also be held regarding a road right-of-way vacation.
- $9,029,821 construction contract for SR 520 Trail Grade Separation at NE 40th Street
- Ordinance for 2022 annual indexing of fire, park, school, and transportation impact fees
- $1,550,000 funding for the Avondale Road Erosion Project
- $999,510 contract for Redmond Way @ Willows Project retaining walls
- Public hearing for vacating road right-of-way at Redmond Way and 168th Ave. NE
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors is meeting to review and approve several project invoices. These include payments for the NE 40th St Trunkline, NE 31st Street and NE 51st Street improvements, and the SR 520 Trail Grade Separation Project. The board will also consider audit and insurance invoices.
- Invoice No. 53 for NE 40th St Trunkline
- Invoice No. 59 for NE 31st Street and NE 51st Street improvements
- Invoice No. 1 for SR 520 Trail Grade Separation Project
- Approval of audit and insurance invoices
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding an occupancy agreement for permanent supportive housing at 2122 152nd Ave NE. The council will also review the Redmond 2050 Fourth Quarter 2021 update. Additionally, the session includes planning for a council retreat.
- Occupancy agreement for permanent supportive housing at 2122 152nd Ave NE
- Redmond 2050 Fourth Quarter 2021 update
- Council retreat planning
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The Committee of the Whole will review an updated Eastside Transportation Partnership Agreement and a $99,700 contract with Chanin Kelly-Rae Consulting. The agenda also includes a follow-up on the Community Strategic Plan and reviews of financial and overtime reports. An executive session for labor negotiations is also scheduled.
- 2022 Eastside Transportation Partnership Agreement and membership fee
- $99,700 contract with Chanin Kelly-Rae Consulting
- Community Strategic Plan follow-up
- Monthly financial report through October 2021
- Quarterly overtime report through September 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct candidate interviews. The council will interview candidates for the Parks and Trails Commission and the 2022 Poet Laureate position. These items are scheduled for consent on December 7th.
- Parks and Trails Commission candidate interviews
- Interviews for the 2022 Poet Laureate
- Ordinance 2444 regarding the establishment of a Poet Laureate
City Council
The Redmond City Council will consider an ordinance to restructure the Committee of the Whole and approve a 2022 state legislative agenda. Staff reports will also be presented regarding transit restructuring, quarterly financial results, and the Redmond 2050 update.
- Ordinance No. 3070: Revising Council Committee of the Whole function and purpose
- Purchase of wildland firefighting personal protective equipment for $150,000
- Adoption of the City of Redmond 2022 State Legislative Agenda
- Staff report on East Link Transit Restructure
- 2021 Third Quarter Financial Report
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss several city updates. Topics include the Q3 2021 Capital Program Quarterly Update and the annual review of the 2020 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan.
- Capital Program Quarterly Update (Q3 2021)
- 2020 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Annual Review
- Community Strategic Plan (CSP) Update
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee is reviewing transit network updates and the 2022 development impact fee rates. Members will also consider contract amendments for watershed studies and several grants for erosion and flood reduction projects.
- $1,550,000 agreement for Avondale Road Erosion Project
- 2022 annual indexing of development impact fees
- East Link Transit network update
- $450,000 grant for Evans Creek Relocation Project
- $400,000 flood reduction grant for Evans Creek Relocation Project
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting for community conversations. The session features an open discussion between elected officials and the community.
- Community Conversations - Open Discussion with Elected Officials and the Community
City Council
The Council will consider establishing the 2022 property tax levy for general operations and adopting a zero carbon strategy for city operations. The agenda also includes pay plan updates for various employee groups and budget adjustments for the Redmond Senior & Community Center.
- Ordinance establishing the 2022 property tax levy for general operations
- Resolution adopting the City of Redmond Operations Zero Carbon Strategy
- Contract with Jack Clancy Associates for Fire Department promotional process ($119,000)
- Final contract with McClure and Sons Inc. for Sodium Hypochlorite Improvements Project ($304,355)
- Ordinances for 2022 COLA and pay plan updates for city employees
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board will consider Resolution No. 14 to accept the NE 31st Street Improvements Project. The agenda also includes reviewing an audit exit conference and approving a trunkline invoice.
- Acceptance of NE 31st Street Improvements Project (Resolution No. 14)
- Audit Exit Conference review
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 52
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the Redmond Senior & Community Center funding plan and ordinance. The meeting also includes the introduction of the Thrive program and proposed zoning code amendments to align homeless shelter regulations with state law.
- Redmond Senior & Community Center Funding Plan and Ordinance
- Introduction of Redmond’s Thrive program
- Amendments to align homeless shelter regulations with state law
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will discuss the 2022 property tax levy ordinance and proposed updates to 2022 salary plans. Members will also receive updates on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program and business license statistics. The agenda includes a follow-up on restructuring council committees.
- Ordinance establishing the 2022 Property Tax Levy for General Operations
- Proposed 2022 COLA and Pay Plan updates for various employee groups
- Right-of-way vacation at Redmond Way and 168th Ave. NE (Aria Flats Development)
- Ordinance revising Redmond Municipal Code 2.32.020 regarding committee restructuring
- September 2021 Monthly Financial Report
City Council
The City Council will review electrical service upgrades for electric vehicle charging infrastructure and Ordinance No. 3063 regarding the Rose Hill West final plat. The agenda also includes a presentation on PSE storm season preparation and a review of tourism fund allocations.
- Ordinance No. 3063 for the Final Plat of Rose Hill West
- Approval of electrical service upgrades and electric vehicle charging infrastructure
- 2022 ARCH work program and budget for affordable housing
- Review of 2021 and 2022 Tourism Fund Allocation for Matching Grants
- Presentation on PSE storm season preparation and response
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review several draft items. This includes the 2022 State Legislative Agenda and the Operations Zero Carbon Strategy. The council will also discuss options for restructuring Council Committees of the Whole.
- Review of Draft 2022 State Legislative Agenda
- Draft City of Redmond Operations Zero Carbon Strategy
- Council Committees of the Whole Restructuring Options
- SR 520 and 148th Avenue NE Pedestrian Bicycle Overpass flyer review
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing the 2022 ARCH work program and budget for affordable housing. The agenda also includes discussions on tourism fund allocations, ORCA contract renewals, and electrical service upgrades for electric vehicle charging.
- 2022 ARCH work program and budget for affordable housing
- Review of 2021 and 2022 Tourism Fund Allocation for matching grants
- 2021-22 annual ORCA contract renewal
- Electrical service upgrades and electric vehicle charging infrastructure
- Leary Way Bridge easement agreement renewal
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the Redmond Zoning Code to align homeless shelter regulations with state law. The council is also considering several consent agenda items, including wastewater plan updates and various service contracts.
- Public hearing on amending Redmond Zoning Code for homeless shelters
- Ordinance to lower speed limit on Redmond-Woodinville Road to 30 MPH
- $758,000 agreement for wastewater lift station engineering services
- $193,520 agreement with Washington Conservation Corps
- $110,000 annual contract for healthcare broker services
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve the September 7, 2021, special meeting minutes. The board will also consider approval for two project invoices.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 51
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 58
- Approval of September 7, 2021, special meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold study sessions regarding the Redmond 2050 Third Quarter 2021 update. The council will also discuss an update to the Facilities Strategic Plan.
- Redmond 2050 Quarterly Update - Third Quarter 2021
- Facilities Strategic Plan Update
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will consider approving a consultant agreement for healthcare broker services and review the draft City of Redmond Operations Zero Carbon Strategy. The agenda also includes updates on CIP proviso projects and financial reports.
- Approval of $110,000 per year agreement with Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. for healthcare broker services
- Review of the draft City of Redmond Operations Zero Carbon Strategy
- CIP Proviso project updates
- 2020 Impact Fee Collection and Distribution Report
- Monthly Financial Report through August 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review updates on the Sound Transit Light Rail extension and the Redmond 2050 plan. The agenda also includes votes on park rule amendments and a design contract for the Senior and Community Center.
- $2,412,514 contract supplement with Opsis Architecture for Senior and Community Center design services
- Amendments to park rules and the civil infraction bail schedule
- Interlocal Agreement with King County for 911 operations
- Memorandum of Understanding with Eastrail Partners
- Sound Transit Light Rail quarterly briefing on Downtown Redmond Link Extension
City Council
The special meeting consists of an executive session to evaluate the qualifications of an applicant for public employment. No final action will be taken during this meeting.
- Evaluation of a public employment applicant
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to review several informational items. This includes the Cascade Water Alliance 2021 CEO Annual Report, an update on private development projects, and an overview of solid waste and recycling programs.
- Cascade Water Alliance 2021 CEO Annual Report
- Update regarding Private Development Projects in Redmond
- Solid Waste and Recycling Program Overview
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing several infrastructure and public works items. These include a proposed speed limit change on Redmond-Woodinville Road and engineering contracts for wastewater lift stations. The committee also reviewed agreements regarding pollution prevention and conservation.
- Proposed speed limit reduction on Redmond-Woodinville Road between NE 90th Street and NE 87th Street
- $758,000 agreement with BHC Consultants for wastewater lift station engineering services
- $193,520 agreement with Washington Conservation Corps
- Consultant contract for Construction and Demolition Program Support
City Council
The Council will hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of the 2022-2027 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. The agenda also includes proclamations for Eastside Welcoming Week and National Recovery Month. A discussion is scheduled for the Public Safety Committee of the Whole.
- Adoption of 2022-2027 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (Resolution No. 1547)
- Proclamation: Eastside Welcoming Week
- Proclamation: National Recovery Month
- Appointment of Lodging Tax Advisory Committee member
- Public Safety Committee of the Whole discussion
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will review invoices for the NE 40th St Trunkline and Ne 31st/NE 51st projects. The board will also consider appointments to the Board of Supervisors and a resolution to appoint Chip Corder as District Treasurer, Public Records Officer, and Claims Agent.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline invoices No. 49 and 50
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st invoices No. 56 and 57
- Confirmation of Board of Supervisors appointments and reappointments
- Resolution to appoint Chip Corder as District Treasurer, Public Records Officer, and Claims Agent
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session featuring a joint meeting with the Arts & Culture Commission. The agenda also includes a discussion on environmental sustainability priorities.
- Joint meeting with Arts & Culture Commission
- Discussion of environmental sustainability priorities
- Ombuds/Committee Reports
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will discuss funding for the Redmond Senior & Community Center and receive an environmental sustainability update. The agenda also includes a proposal for Council Community Conversations and financial reports.
- Redmond Senior & Community Center funding
- Environmental Sustainability Quarterly Update
- Council Community Conversations proposal
- Monthly Financial Report through July 2021
- Quarterly Overtime Report through June 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct candidate interviews for the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee. The agenda is limited to this single item.
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee candidate interviews
City Council
The council is reviewing several amendments to the 2021-2022 biennial budget. These include allocating American Rescue Plan Act funds for tourism support and a COVID recovery fund. The agenda also includes ordinances for bond refunding and zoning changes.
- Ordinances to refund $19,500,000 in General Obligation bonds and $16,500,000 in Utility System Revenue bonds
- Budget amendment to fund the Redmond Central Connector Phase 3 Project
- Funding allocation for a Body-Worn Camera Program and associated staffing
- Use of American Rescue Plan Act funds to support tourism, travel, and hospitality industries
- Ordinance to allow retail marijuana sales in new land use designated areas
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the revised Community Strategic Plan. The meeting also includes updates on the Capital Program and National Night Out.
- Community Strategic Plan (CSP) review and discussion
- Capital Program Quarterly Update (Q2-2021)
- National Night Out update from Fire/Police departments
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee is reviewing updates to the six-year transportation improvement program and a draft wastewater plan update. The agenda also includes discussing consultant contracts for engineering and law enforcement mutual aid agreements.
- Adoption of 2022-2027 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Approval of on-call consultant contracts for transportation planning and engineering
- Modification to law enforcement mutual aid agreement with King County
- Draft General Wastewater Plan Update
- Adoption of an ordinance for the Final Plat of Rose Hill West
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to discuss land-use amendments for Education Hill. The council will also review the LMC South Park Master Plan and 2021-2022 budget adjustments.
- Education Hill Land-Use Designation and Text Amendments
- LMC South Park Master Plan, Development Agreement and Site Plan Entitlement
- 2021-2022 Budget Adjustments
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review the introduction of a DEI Program Manager and monthly financial reports through June 2021. The agenda also includes proposed appointments for Community Facility District boards and ordinances to refund specific bonds.
- Refunding of 2013 Limited Tax General Obligation and 2014 Utility System Revenue Bonds
- Appointment and reappointment of CFD No. 2014-1 and 2016-1 Board members
- Introduction of the DEI Program Manager
- Monthly Financial Report through June 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting regarding an audit entrance conference. The agenda includes reviewing GASB updates and the 2020 Annual Report.
- Audit Entrance Conference
- GASB Update June 2021
- 2020 Annual Report
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review several infrastructure contracts and budget adjustments. The agenda includes discussions on comprehensive plan amendments regarding affordable housing and commercial space. The council will also consider authorizing six new positions for Development Services.
- $4,144,039 contract with Marshbank Construction, Inc. for NE 51st Street Improvements
- $305,078 bid award to Granite Construction Company for the Overlake Village Pedestrian Bicycle Bridge
- Ordinance to add $500,000 to the 2021-2022 budget for Human Services
- Funding for implementation of body-worn and in-car camera systems
- Authorization of six new employee positions for Development Services
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting. The agenda includes candidate interviews for the Landmark Commission.
- Landmark Commission candidate interviews
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding a municipal bond overview. The council will also discuss funding for body-worn and in-car camera systems and a contract addendum with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
- Municipal Bond Overview
- Funding for implementation of body-worn and in-car camera systems
- Contract addendum with Axon Enterprise, Inc.
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee is reviewing several amendments to the city's Comprehensive Plan, including updates for affordable housing and commercial space. The agenda also includes proposals for wastewater infrastructure funding reallocations and additional development services staffing.
- Reallocation of CIP funding for wastewater lift station upgrades
- Authorization of additional employee positions for development services
- Energov standardization and simplification
- Comprehensive Plan amendments for affordable commercial space
- Comprehensive Plan amendments for affordable housing
City Council
The Redmond City Council is conducting a special meeting to hold candidate interviews for the Arts and Culture Commission. No other agenda items are listed in this notice.
- Arts and Culture Commission candidate interviews
City Council
The Redmond City Council will consider several items, including a $3,175,727 construction bid for the NE 40th Street Stormwater Treatment Retrofit. The agenda also includes a review of the LMC South Park Master Plan and updates on the Redmond Senior and Community Center. Additionally, the Council will vote on ordinances regarding fire sprinkler requirements.
- $3,175,727 bid award to Razz Construction for NE 40th Street Stormwater Treatment Retrofit
- Ordinance 3038 regarding fire sprinklers for non-conforming fire-damaged structures
- $65,000 agreement with Osborn Consulting for Smith Woods Stream and Pond Rehabilitation
- LMC South Park Master Plan development agreement review
- $146,600 grant revenue for the 90th Street Preservation Project
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review fund updates and consider several infrastructure-related approvals. This includes accepting construction for the NE 51st St Improvements and awarding the NE 40th Stormwater Treatment construction. The board will also process invoices related to trunkline and streetwork projects.
- Acceptance of construction for the NE 51st St Improvements
- Award of construction for NE 40th Stormwater Treatment
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 48
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 55
- Fund update presentation
City Council
The City Council is holding a study session to review progress on two projects. This includes an update on the Redmond Senior and Community Center and the second quarter update for Redmond 2050.
- Redmond Senior and Community Center Update
- Redmond 2050 Quarterly Update - Second Quarter 2021
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review a $146,600 grant for the 90th Street Preservation Project and budget adjustments for the 2021-2022 period. The agenda also includes discussing an amendment to the Green Direct Program agreement and reviewing May 2021 financial reports.
- $146,600 grant from Puget Sound Regional Council for 90th Street Preservation Project
- First Amendment to City’s agreement with Puget Sound Energy for Green Direct Program
- Revision of Redmond Municipal Code 2.02.050
- 2021-2022 Budget Adjustment #1 including American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Monthly Financial Report through May 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to confirm the appointment of Chip Corder as Finance Director. The council will also enter an executive session to evaluate the qualifications of a public employment applicant.
- Confirmation of the appointment of Chip Corder as Finance Director (AM No. 21-084)
- Executive session to evaluate an applicant for public employment
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed Comcast cable franchise agreement. The agenda also includes updates on the Redmond 2050 plan and the scooter share pilot program. Additionally, the Council will consider approving a road closure on 170th Ave NE for sewer line work.
- Public hearing: Proposed Comcast Cable Franchise Agreement
- Redmond 2050 Quarterly Update
- Update on Scooter Share Pilot
- Road closure on 170th Ave NE for Penny Lane Development sewer line work
- Juneteenth proclamation
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the 2021 legislative session debrief and its final report. The council will also review the CIP Proviso Final Report.
- 2021 Legislative Session Debrief
- CIP Proviso Final Report
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee will review consultant agreements for stormwater and stream rehabilitation projects. Discussion is also scheduled regarding the LMC South Park Master Plan and marijuana sales expansion. An update on the scooter share pilot will be provided.
- $211,146 agreement with Otak for NE 40th Street Stormwater Treatment Retrofit engineering services
- $65,000 agreement with Osborn Consulting for Smith Woods Stream and Pond Rehabilitation
- Review of LMC South Park Master Plan and Site Plan Entitlement
- Retail Marijuana Sales Expansion Comprehensive Plan amendments
- Update on the Scooter Share Pilot program
City Council
The Redmond City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts and a law update regarding drug paraphernalia. The meeting includes proclamations for Pride Month and National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Staff will also present reports on watershed studies and Sound Transit light rail art.
- $1,982,357 contract with Cadman Materials, Inc. for Willows Road Pavement Overlay
- Reallocation of $770,419 from Wastewater Pump Station 15 to Wastewater Pump Station 12
- $2,797,311 award for Wastewater Pump Station 12 Replacement Project to James W. Fowler Co.
- Ordinance No. 3037 regarding changes to possession of paraphernalia laws
- Sound Transit Light Rail briefing on art at four station areas
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review minutes from the May 4, 2021, special meeting. The agenda includes the approval of two utility-related invoices and a discussion regarding the CFD closing process.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 47
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 54
- CFD Closing Process discussion
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold study sessions regarding a proposed Comcast Cable Franchise Agreement and the Stay Safe Reopening Plan. The agenda also includes council talk time.
- Proposed Comcast Cable Franchise Agreement
- Stay Safe Reopening Plan
- Council Talk Time
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will consider an ordinance to align local drug paraphernalia laws with updated Washington state law. The meeting also includes reviews of quarterly overtime reports and the monthly financial report through April 30, 2021.
- Ordinance repealing RMC 9.14.020 and adopting RCW 69-50.4011-.4014
- Quarterly Overtime Report
- Public Safety Overtime Report
- Monthly Financial Report through April 30, 2021
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review a proclamation for Public Works Week and several items on the consent agenda. These include engineering agreements for the 156th Ave NE Cycle Track Project, grant acceptances, and a road closure on 170th Ave NE.
- Consultant agreement with David Evans and Associates for 156th Ave NE Cycle Track Project
- $17,580 4Culture Grant acceptance
- $60,000 Port of Seattle Economic Development Grant acceptance
- 170th Ave NE road closure for Penny Lane Development sewer line work
- Community Development Block Grant - Coronavirus Third Round funding allocations
City Council
This study session includes presentations on the Capital Program Quarterly Update and an overview of the Community Strategic Plan. No formal decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Capital Program Quarterly Update
- Community Strategic Plan Overview and Update
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing several infrastructure and personnel items. Proposed actions include approving contracts for road paving, a wastewater pump station replacement, and a road closure for sewer work.
- $1,982,357 contract with Cadman Materials, Inc. for Willows Road Pavement Overlay
- $2,797,311 award to James W. Fowler Co. for Wastewater Pump Station 12 Replacement Project
- $246,964 increase for BHC Consultants engineering support services
- 170th Ave NE road closure for Penny Lane Development sewer line work
- Addition of an Executive Deputy Director position to the Non-Represented Pay Plan
City Council
The Redmond City Council will receive a property tax update from King County Assessor John Wilson. The council will also consider several contracts regarding police wellness, fire station security, and legal software. Additionally, the meeting includes proclamations for Older Americans Month and a COVID-19 update.
- Property Tax Update presentation by King County Assessor John Wilson
- Police Department Wellness & Resiliency Coordinator contract with inLife Clinic LLC (up to $75,000)
- Security fencing installation at Fire Station 11 ($74,000)
- Electronic Case Management System contract for the Prosecuting Attorney ($83,420)
- Ordinance approving the Final Plat of Penny Lane II
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will consider approval for two infrastructure-related invoices. The agenda also includes a presentation on the NE 40th Water Quality Facility project and a discussion regarding the CFD closing process.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 46
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 53
- NE 40th Water Quality Facility project presentation
- CFD Closing Process discussion
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review updates to employee benefits and city communications planning. It will also consider a new software contract and changes to the executive pay plan.
- $83,420 contract for Prosecuting Attorney’s Electronic Case Management System with Karpel Solutions
- Addition of an Executive Deputy Director position to the Non-Represented Pay Plan
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) plan change following the American Rescue Plan Act
- Overview of the 2021-2022 Communications and Community Involvement Plan
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a study session featuring a Fire Services Forum with Fire District 341. The council will also discuss the Community Strategic Plan to identify two priority work items.
- Fire Services Forum with Fire District 341
- Identification of top two priority work items for the Community Strategic Plan
City Council
The Council will review several contracts, including construction services for the Redmond Senior and Community Center and a park renovation bid. The agenda also includes staff reports on transit restructuring and a student presentation regarding teen mental health resources.
- $1,604,686 total bid award to Ohno-Touchdown JV for Westside Park Renovation
- $396,966 contract with Absher Construction Company for Redmond Senior and Community Center services
- $310,000 addendum for the Big Four Project D365 Financial System Upgrade
- $149,974 inter-agency agreement for King County Waste Reduction and Recycling Grant
- $150,000 professional services agreement with Fehr & Peers for travel demand modeling
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting on April 20, 2021. The agenda consists of an interview for an Arts and Culture Commission candidate.
- Arts and Culture Commission candidate interview
City Council
This study session includes an annual joint meeting between the City Council and the Planning Commission. The agenda covers the 2020-21 PC Work Program and updates to PC Rules. A follow-up to the Council Retreat is also scheduled for discussion.
- Annual Joint Meeting of City Council and Planning Commission
- Review of 2020-21 PC Work Program
- Update to PC Rules
- Council Retreat follow-up
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing inter-agency agreements for waste reduction and hazardous waste management grants. The agenda also includes contract approvals for climate change assessments and engineering services for a cycle track project. A student presentation on mental health resources for teens is also scheduled.
- $149,974 Waste Reduction and Recycling Grant with King County
- $150,000 agreement with Fehr & Peers for travel demand modeling
- $125,000 climate change vulnerability assessment agreement
- Engineering services contract for 156th Ave NE Cycle Track Project
- Student presentation on mental health resources for teens
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss updates to the King County Countywide Planning Policies. The agenda includes reviews of growth targets and related staff reports.
- Updates to King County Countywide Planning Policies
- Review of growth targets
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review several items including a major construction contract and updates to police bargaining agreements. The meeting also includes a public hearing on an IT security audit report and discussions regarding the city's long-term recovery plan.
- $1,078,733 construction contract for Redmond Way @ Willows Project
- Updates to Teamsters Police Support and Officers Collective Bargaining Agreements
- Approval of the 2021-22 Go Redmond King County Metro Grant Contract
- Resolution rejecting all bids for the Pump Station 15 Abandonment Project
- Public hearing on IT Security Performance Audit Report
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will approve minutes from the March 2, 2021, special meeting. The agenda also includes approval of two project invoices and a discussion regarding the CFD closing process.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 45
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 52
- CFD Closing Process
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss Redmond 2050 outreach results and policy considerations. The agenda also includes a review of the city's form of government and an initial CIP Proviso Report.
- Redmond 2050 outreach results and policy discussion
- Review of city classification and form of government
- Initial CIP Proviso Report
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will continue discussions on revenue options and the American Rescue Plan Act. Members will also review the Parks Department Recovery Plan and updates to police collective bargaining agreements. Additionally, the committee will consider a resolution rejecting all bids for the Pump Station 15 Abandonment Project.
- Continuation of revenue options discussion
- Review of Parks Department Recovery Plan
- Updates to Teamsters Police Support and Officers collective bargaining agreements
- Resolution rejecting all bids for the Pump Station 15 Abandonment Project
- Addendum for the Big Four Project D365 Financial System Upgrade Contract
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct candidate interviews for the Human Services Commission. No other agenda items are listed in this notice.
- Human Services Commission candidate interviews
City Council
The City Council will review several items including the Housing Action Plan and the Utilities Strategic Plan. The agenda also includes a quarterly update on Redmond 2050 and committee work plan approvals.
- Resolution No. 1544 approving the Housing Action Plan
- Approval of the City of Redmond Utilities Strategic Plan
- Revised Interlocal Agreement with the City of Kirkland for Willows Road Intertie
- Confirmation of Board and Commission member appointments
- Redmond 2050 First Quarter 2021 update
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting. The agenda focuses on conducting candidate interviews for the Arts and Culture Commission and the Library Board.
- Arts and Culture Commission candidate interviews
- Library Board candidate interviews
City Council
The City Council will hold study sessions regarding an update on the Redmond Senior and Community Center. The council will also discuss a policy analysis for Temporary Construction Dewatering (TCD).
- Redmond Senior and Community Center Update
- Temporary Construction Dewatering (TCD) Policy Analysis
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee will consider approving a revised interlocal agreement with the City of Kirkland and a King County Metro grant contract. The agenda also includes updates on King County planning policies and the Redmond 2050 quarterly update.
- Revised Interlocal Agreement with the City of Kirkland for Willows Road Intertie
- 2021-22 Go Redmond King County Metro Grant Contract
- Updates to King County Countywide Planning Policies and Growth Targets
- Redmond 2050 First Quarter 2021 update
- Initial Report on CIP Proviso
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct candidate interviews. These interviews are for the Arts and Culture Commission and the Library Board.
- Arts and Culture Commission candidate interviews
- Library Board candidate interviews
City Council
The Redmond City Council scheduled a special meeting for a council retreat. No other specific agenda items or business were listed in this notice.
- City Council Retreat
City Council
The City Council will review a COVID-19 update and a Sound Transit light rail briefing. Proposed actions include approving the Redmond 13 final plat and allocating funds to the Regional Coalition for Housing. The council will also receive the final draft of the Housing Action Plan implementation plan.
- Allocation of $508,300 from the CIP Housing Trust Fund to ARCH recommendations
- Ordinance No. 3035 for the approval of the Redmond 13 final plat
- Interlocal Agreement for Law Enforcement Mutual Aid (IFIT-KC)
- Final Draft Housing Action Plan - Implementation Plan report
- Sound Transit Light Rail Quarterly Briefing
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review minutes from the January 5, 2021, meeting. The agenda includes approving several invoices for NE 40th St Trunkline and Ne 31st and NE 51st projects. The board will also discuss the CFD closing process.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 43
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 44
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 50
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 51
- CFD Closing Process
City Council
This is a notice for a special meeting of the Redmond City Council. The agenda is limited to a scheduled city council retreat. No other specific legislative items or decisions are listed in this notice.
- City Council Retreat
City Council
The Redmond City Council and Parks and Trails Commission will hold a joint study session. The agenda includes an update on the Environmental Sustainability Dashboard and the ESAP Update.
- Joint meeting of City Council and Parks and Trails Commission
- Environmental Sustainability Dashboard Update
- ESAP Update
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review the monthly financial report through January 2021. Members will discuss recent cyber incidents, incident response approaches, and the status of a cybersecurity audit with the Washington State Auditor. The agenda also includes administrative updates to Teamsters police union agreements.
- Monthly Financial Report through January 2021
- Cybersecurity audit status with the Office of Washington State Auditor
- Administrative updates to Teamsters Police Support and Police Officers collective bargaining agreements
- 2021 Committee Work Plan updates
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting retreat. The session focuses on organizational effectiveness and health regarding culture.
- Retreat on organizational effectiveness and health (culture)
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances to update the Redmond Zoning and Municipal Codes. The agenda also includes reviewing contracts for the Willows Road Culvert Replacement Project and the Redmond Senior and Community Center. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a portion of the NE 70th Street right-of-way.
- $1,915,770 contract award to Redtail, LLC for Willows Road Culvert Replacement Project
- $494,750 contract with DBecker Consulting, LLC for Redmond Senior and Community Center services
- Ordinances for Redmond Zoning and Municipal Code annual cleanup
- Acceptance of $175,000 King County Flood Control District grant for culvert replacements
- Public hearing to vacate a portion of NE 70th Street right-of-way
City Council
The City Council will hold study sessions to review the Draft Housing Action Plan Version 2 strategy. The council will also discuss policy considerations for a TMP update.
- Review of Draft Housing Action Plan Version 2
- Discussion of TMP policy considerations
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee is reviewing several infrastructure and planning items, including contract approvals for retaining walls and community center services. The agenda also includes a flood reduction grant acceptance and updates on the Redmond 2050 report.
- Construction contract award for Redmond Way @ Willows retaining walls
- $494,750 contract with DBecker Consulting, LLC for Senior and Community Center services
- Acceptance of a $175,000 King County Flood Control District grant for Willows Road culvert replacements
- Ordinance approval for the Redmond 13 Final Plat
- Review of the Redmond 2050 Existing Conditions Report
City Council
The Redmond City Council will conduct candidate interviews for the Design Review Board during this special meeting. No other agenda items are listed in the notice.
- Interviews for Design Review Board candidates
City Council
The Redmond City Council meeting includes presentations from King County and a COVID-19 update. The council will consider interlocal agreements for district court and misdemeanor jail services. Staff will also present an update on TMP outreach and policy considerations.
- Interlocal Agreement for District Court Services between King County and Redmond (AM 21-020)
- Interlocal Agreement for Misdemeanor Jail Services between King County and Redmond (AM 21-021)
- ADA Facilities Transition Plan (AM 21-022)
- TMP Update - Outreach Summary and Policy Considerations (AM 21-023)
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to review the summary of the “Redmond Conversation Toward Inclusion and Belonging” community listening session. The council will also discuss the draft City of Redmond Utilities Strategic Plan.
- Review of “Redmond Conversation Toward Inclusion and Belonging” summary
- Discussion of draft City of Redmond Utilities Strategic Plan
- Council talk time
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review the city's monthly financial report through December 2020 and fourth-quarter overtime statistics. The agenda also includes an update to the environmental sustainability dashboard and revisions to the Redmond Municipal Code regarding business licensing partnerships.
- December 2020 Monthly Financial Report
- Citywide Overtime Statistics, 4th Quarter 2020
- Environmental Sustainability Dashboard and Plan Update
- Business Licensing Partnership - RMC Revisions
- 2021 Committee Work Plan updates
City Council
The Redmond City Council has scheduled a special meeting to conduct an Audit Exit Conference. The agenda includes a review of the Audit Exit Packet.
- Audit Exit Conference
City Council
The Redmond City Council is meeting to consider several infrastructure and personnel items. The agenda includes a new contract for the Redmond Senior and Community Center design and the acceptance of completed wastewater pump station construction. The council will also review updates to planning fees and the appointment of a new Fire Chief.
- $1,386,732 contract with Opsis Architecture LLP for senior center design
- $3,686,528.73 acceptance of Wastewater Pump Station No. 3 construction
- $196,425 agreement for bridge engineering at Overlake Village and Redmond Technology Stations
- Resolution 1541 to amend Planning and Community Development fee schedules
- Confirmation of Adrian Sheppard as Fire Chief
City Council
This is a special meeting of the Redmond City Council. The agenda consists only of an executive session to evaluate the qualifications of an applicant for public employment.
- Evaluation of an applicant for public employment
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Technology and Information Services 4 Year Strategic Plan. The agenda also includes an update on Enterprise Data Management and a follow-up regarding budget revenue options.
- Technology and Information Services 4 Year Strategic Plan
- Enterprise Data Management Update
- Budget Follow-Up: Revenue Options
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing King County growth targets and Transportation Master Plan updates. The committee will also consider a right-of-way vacation on NE 70th Street and an agreement for pedestrian bridge engineering support.
- $196,425 supplemental agreement with Integrity Structural Engineering, PLLC for pedestrian bridges
- King County Growth Targets presentation
- Transportation Master Plan Update outreach summary and policy considerations
- NE 70th Street Right-of-Way Vacation
- Flexible Spending Account (FSA) plan change recommendations
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review a draft Housing Action Plan and annual zoning cleanup. The agenda also includes several contract approvals and discussions regarding sewer service agreements.
- $1,240,703 bid award for Pump VFD Replacement Project to Dalton Electric Corp.
- $347,091 bid award for Sodium Hypochlorite Improvements Project to McClure and Sons Inc.
- Presentation of the Draft Housing Action Plan
- Approval of Mutual Aid Agreements with WSDOT and other agencies for emergency response
- Interlocal Agreement with Kirkland for Willows Road Water Main Extension
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review minutes from the December 1, 2020, meeting. The agenda includes the approval of two invoices for trunkline and streetwork projects. The board will also address a change to the meeting time.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 42
- Approval of Ne 31st and NE 51st Invoice No. 49
- Meeting time change