Redmond public meetings in 2023
106 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will recognize outgoing officials and conduct a swearing-in ceremony. The meeting includes several consent agenda items regarding employee pay plans, stormwater grants, and public safety funding.
- Approval of $1,990,195 contract with Klinge & Associates for Redmond Pool Renovations Phase 2
- Acceptance of the 2023-2025 Stormwater Capacity Grant
- Approval of a $6,840 Department of Justice Patrick Leahy Bullet Proof Vest Partnership Grant
- Approval of 2024 Pay Plan updates for various city employee bargaining units
- Approval of the 2024 Collective Bargaining Agreement for Redmond Fire Fighters Union #2829
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The committee will consider approving a $2,963,304 contract for the NE 40th Street Stormwater Treatment Retrofit Project. The meeting also includes phase 2 amendments to Redmond's zoning and municipal codes. Updates on the Southeast Redmond Master Plan and Tree Canopy Strategic Plan are also scheduled.
- $2,963,304 contract with Razz Construction for NE 40th Street Stormwater Treatment Retrofit Project
- Phase 2 amendments to Redmond Zoning and Municipal Codes
- Southeast Redmond Master Plan Update
- Tree Canopy Strategic Plan Update
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review the October 3, 2023, meeting minutes. Business includes approving an invoice for the NE 40th St Trunkline and accepting construction for the NE 40th Stormwater Treatment Retrofit project.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 76
- Acceptance of construction for NE 40th Stormwater Treatment Retrofit project
- Approval of informational sign for the stormwater project
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to review findings from the Economic Development Strategic Plan data analysis. The council will also discuss Phase 2 policies for the Redmond 2050 plan and address a letter to the NTSB.
- Economic Development Strategic Plan data analysis findings and strategic themes
- Redmond 2050: Phase 2 Policies
- Letter to NTSB
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The Committee of the Whole will receive informational updates regarding environmental sustainability. This includes an update on the Environmental Sustainability Action Plan and a leaf blower overview, as well as the 2022 annual report.
- November Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Update and Leaf Blower Overview (CM 23-6341)
- 2022 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Annual Report (CM 23-6332)
City Council
The City Council will review several consent agenda items including a 2024 property tax levy and updated user fees. A public hearing is scheduled regarding the Redmond Flex Master Plan development agreement and site plan entitlement.
- Ordinance establishing the 2024 Property Tax Levy for General Operations
- Resolution amending Development Services and Parks user fee schedules
- Ordinance for 2024 annual indexing of Development Impact Fees
- Public hearing for Redmond Flex Master Plan, Development Agreement, and Site Plan Entitlement
- Consultant agreement with Marcum, LLP not to exceed $95,000
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of the Whole will discuss a proposed amendment to increase 2024 inmate housing rates for the South Correctional Entity (SCORE). Police and fire departments will present reports on a $6,840 federal bulletproof vest grant, quarterly loss prevention data, and community outreach events. The executive department will provide an informational update on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion activities.
- Amendment to the 2024 SCORE interlocal agreement for inmate housing rates
- Consent action on a $6,840 DOJ bulletproof vest partnership grant
- Informational report on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion activities
- Quarterly Fire Save vs. Loss data for Q2 and Q3 2023
- Summary of the 2023 Fire Prevention Week Open House
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the Health through Housing program. The discussion includes reviewing a draft operational agreement, a services agreement, and an issues matrix.
- Health through Housing Operational Agreement and Timeline study session
City Council
The City Council will conduct a study session to review several departmental updates. The agenda includes a joint meeting with the Human Services Commission, a 2023-2024 budget forecast update, and a status update on the Transportation Master Plan.
- Human Services Funding update
- 2023-2024 Forecast and Budget Update
- Transportation Master Plan status update
- Local Road Safety Plan project sheets and maps
- Downtown Parking Management Strategic Plan implementation
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee is reviewing the 2024 property tax levy ordinance and several 2024 employee pay plan updates. The agenda also includes discussions on development services user fees, a housing operational agreement, and information regarding a water system settlement for PFAS impacts.
- Ordinance establishing the 2024 Property Tax Levy for General Operations
- Approval of 2024 pay plan updates for various city unions and staff
- Agreement with AVI-SPL for $150,551 for meeting room audio/video equipment replacement
- Update on the 2023 Development Services User Fee Study and Parks user fees
- Information on the DuPont and 3M Public Water System settlement for PFAS impacts
City Council
The Redmond City Council will consider several items including updates to the city's municipal code regarding drug possession and use. The meeting also includes discussions on approving the 2024 budget for a regional housing coalition and updating the city's parks plan.
- Ordinance 3133: Amending RMC 9.31.440 regarding intoxicating drugs
- Approval of the 2024 ARCH budget and work program
- Adoption of the 2023 PARCC Plan (Ordinance 3132)
- Stryker equipment lease agreement for the Police Department
- Interlocal Agreement for Redmond Medic Unit 23 in Kirkland Fire Station 27
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items including development impact fee indexing and economic development data. The meeting also includes discussions on a transportation master plan update and various inter-city and state agreements.
- Status Update on the Transportation Master Plan
- 2024 Annual Indexing of Development Impact Fees
- Economic Development Strategic Plan Data Analysis Findings
- Ordinance for Rosewood Court Plat
- 2023-2024 King County Re+ City Grant Funds Memorandum of Understanding
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review the minutes from the October 3, 2023 meeting. The board is also scheduled to consider approving Invoice No. 75 for the NE 40th St Trunkline.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 75
- Approval of October 3, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session including a joint meeting with the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission. Discussion topics include a user fee study and the Redmond Flex development project.
- Joint Meeting with the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission
- 2023 Development Services User Fee Study and Credit Card Fee Policy
- Redmond Flex Master Plan, Development Agreement, and Site Plan
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee will review updates for the 2024 state legislative agenda and the PARCC Plan project. The meeting also includes informational reports on the Redmond Lights 2023 program and the 2023 events recap. Additionally, members will receive the October 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan update.
- 2024 State Legislative Agenda for consent on November 6th
- Parks, Arts, Recreation, Culture, and Conservation (PARCC) Plan project update
- Redmond Lights 2023 Program Plan informational update
- 2023 Events Recap
- October 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Update
City Council
This special meeting includes an interview related to the Poet Laureate position. The council will review materials regarding Ordinance 2444, which establishes a Poet Laureate.
- Poet Laureate interview
- Ordinance 2444: Establishing a Poet Laureate
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting. The agenda consists of a hard hat reception at the Redmond Senior and Community Center.
- Redmond Senior and Community Center Hard Hat Reception
City Council
The City Council will review several items, including a proposed ordinance to increase business license fees. The agenda also includes a quasi-judicial hearing for the Redmond Flex Master Plan and reports on environmental impact statements. Additionally, the council will consider various interlocal agreements and tourism funding recommendations.
- Ordinance No. 3131 to increase business license fees
- Contract with InterVISTAS Consulting USA LLC for a Tourism Strategic Plan, not to exceed $75,000
- $282,420 Washington Conservation Corps agreement
- Interlocal Agreement with the City of Kirkland for signal and intersection improvements at 132nd Avenue NE and NE 100th Street
- Redmond Flex Master Plan, Development Agreement, and Site Plan Entitlement hearing
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services will review a Q3 police crime report and a DEI update. The committee is also considering an agreement for medic unit collocation and an equipment lease.
- Interlocal Agreement for Redmond Medic Unit 23 in Kirkland Fire Station 27
- Stryker Equipment Lease Agreement
- Amendment to Redmond Municipal Code 9.31.440
- Redmond Police Department Q3 Crime Report
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Monthly Update Report
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to review the draft 2024 State Legislative Agenda. The session also includes updates on development and parks user fee studies and Phase 2 policies for Redmond 2050.
- Draft 2024 State Legislative Agenda
- 2023 Development User Fee Study Update
- Parks User Fee Study Update
- Redmond 2050: Phase 2 Policies
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee is reviewing the Community Strategic Plan 2023 Update for informational purposes. The agenda also includes proposed consent actions regarding business license ordinances, telecommunications leases at Fire Station 14, and emergency management grants.
- Community Strategic Plan 2023 Update review
- 2024 Business License Ordinance
- Lease agreement with PPF AMLI Redmond Way LLC
- Telecommunications leases at Fire Station 14 with Crown Castle and DISH Wireless
- Approval of Emergency Management Performance Grants (EMPG)
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting focused on candidate interviews for the Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission. No other legislative actions or business are listed on this agenda.
- Parks, Trails, and Recreation Commission Candidate Interviews
City Council
The Redmond City Council will review a $728,998 contract for plumbing and ADA improvements at the MOC. The agenda also includes two ordinances for 2023-2024 budget adjustments and a staff report on Redmond 2050 Phase 2 policies.
- $728,998 contract with CDK Construction Services for MOC Plumbing & ADA Improvements
- $330,369 agreement with Meng Analysis for Facilities Condition Assessment
- 2023-2024 Biennial Budget Adjustments (Ordinances 3129 and 3130)
- Proposed 2024 King County Community Development Block Grant funding plan
- Staff report on Redmond 2050: Phase 2 Policies
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items including regional housing budgets, environmental agreements, and infrastructure projects. Discussion includes a draft environmental statement for Redmond 2050 and various interlocal agreements.
- 2024 ARCH Budget and Work Program
- $282,420 Washington Conservation Corps agreement
- $70,050 and $84,050 watershed study contract amendments
- Signal and Intersection Improvements Project at 132nd Avenue NE and NE 100th Street
- Tourism Strategic Plan contract with InterVISTAS Consulting USA LLC up to $75,000
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors for Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 will meet to approve the September 5, 2023 meeting minutes. The board will also consider approving Invoice No. 74 for the NE 40th St Trunkline.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 74
- Approval of September 5, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss Redmond 2050 policies regarding housing, economic vitality, and centers. The meeting also includes a joint session with the Arts & Culture Commission.
- Joint meeting with the Arts & Culture Commission
- Discussion of Redmond 2050: Economic Vitality, PARCC, Housing, and Centers Policies
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items including a summer recreation recap and an environmental sustainability action plan update. The committee will also consider a facilities condition assessment agreement and a solar energy grant.
- $330,369 consultant agreement with Meng Analysis for Facilities Condition Assessment
- Southeast Redmond Neighborhood Park Master Plan Update
- $100,000 Department of Commerce Solar Plus Energy Storage Grant
- September 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Update
- Leaf Blower Questionnaire Overview
City Council
The Redmond City Council will meet to vote on several items in the consent agenda, including infrastructure contracts and grant agreements. The meeting also includes opportunities for public comment and staff reports.
- $256,685 consultant agreement for West Lake Sammamish Parkway Pavement Preservation Project
- $1,436,000 in revenue from the Puget Sound Regional Council
- Redmond Community Van Agreement
- $15,000 National League of Cities Advancing Economic Mobility Grant
- Amendment to Council Rules of Procedure regarding public comment time
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several items related to public safety and community development. Discussions include a consultant agreement for Safer Streets for All, King County Sheriff marine policing costs, and proposed amendments to the Redmond Fire Code.
- Safer Streets for All (SS4A) Consultant Agreement CM 23-4641
- Proposed 2024 King County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Allocation Plan CM 23-4762
- 2023 Adopted Costs for King County Sheriff Marine Policing Services CM 23-4784
- Police Technology Update CM 23-4775
- Ordinance for Amendments to the Redmond Fire Code CM 23-4806
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a study session to review the Redmond 2050 plan, specifically regarding economic vitality, housing, and centers policies. The council will also discuss community health initiatives through the THRIVE program. This meeting is for discussion and input rather than final decisions.
- Redmond 2050: Economic Vitality, PARCC, Housing, and Centers Policies study
- Community Health Through THRIVE program review
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The Finance, Administration, and Communications Committee is reviewing several financial items including two budget adjustments and a small business resiliency grant. The meeting also includes a study session on development services user fees and a discussion regarding potential 2024 benefits plan changes.
- ARPA Small Business Resiliency Grant Subrecipient Contract for OneRedmond
- Second Amendment to the Joint Interlocal Agreement Regarding the Community Development Block Grant
- 2023-2024 Budget Adjustment #1
- 2023-2024 Budget Adjustment #2
- 2nd Quarter 2023 Overtime Report
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct interviews for potential board and commission candidates. No other substantive business is listed on the agenda.
- Board and Commission Candidate Interviews
City Council
The Council will hold a study session regarding the Redmond 2050 plan, focusing on housing, centers, and economic vitality policies. The agenda also includes an update on the bike and scooter share pilot program and several items for the consent agenda.
- $110,384 contract supplement with Perteet Engineering for Avondale Road Preservation Project
- Notice of Intent for Rose Hill (NE 97th Street) annexation
- Update to the Bike and Scooter Share Pilot Program
- Study session on Redmond 2050 housing and economic vitality policies
- Proclamation of National Hispanic Heritage Month
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Planning and Public Works Committee is reviewing several grant agreements and project updates. Proposed actions include approving a pavement preservation design contract and accepting various city grants.
- West Lake Sammamish Parkway Pavement Preservation Project: $256,685 consultant agreement and $1,436,000 in revenue
- National League of Cities Advancing Economic Mobility Grant: $15,000
- Safer Streets for All (SS4A) Action Plan Grant and PSRC Subaward Agreement
- Redmond Community Van Agreement
- 2023-2025 Stormwater Capacity Grant
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors will meet to approve minutes from a special meeting held on August 2, 2023. The board will also consider the approval of Invoice No. 73 for the NE 40th St Trunkline.
- Approval of August 2, 2023, special meeting minutes
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 73
City Council
The City Council will review a contract for the Novelty Hill Water and Wastewater Strategic Asset Management Plan. The meeting also includes discussions on land annexation for the Redmond Central Connector and feedback regarding tenant protections.
- $180,000 contract with HDR for water and wastewater planning
- Annexation of a 2.24-acre parcel for Redmond Central Connector Phase III
- $122,718 contract for vegetation management planning
- $32,000 Officer Wellness Grant approval
- Feedback summary on Tenant Protection Ordinance No. 3091
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole will review several items including a Rose Hill annexation notice and an Avondale Road preservation project supplement. Other informational updates include DEI assessments, Fire District 45, and Travelers Insurance renewal.
- Rose Hill (NE 97th Street) Annexation Notice of Intent CM 23-4041
- 2023-2025 Pollution Prevention Assistance Interagency Agreement CM 23-3912
- NACTO Report CM 23-4083
- DEI Internal and External Assessments Overview CM 23-3854
- Avondale Road Preservation Project Consultant Services Agreement Supplement 1 with Perteet Engineering CM 23-4027
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review an invoice for the NE 40th St Trunkline and discuss cost estimates for proposed projects.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 72
- Review of cost estimates for proposed projects
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the Lake Washington School District 2023-2024 School Liaison Officer Program. The council will also review an update to the Bike and Scooter Share Pilot Program.
- Lake Washington School District 2023-2024 School Liaison Officer Program
- Update to Bike and Scooter Share Pilot Program
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee is reviewing a consultant agreement for vegetation management, an annexation for the Redmond Central Connector Phase III, and an update to the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan. These items are scheduled for consent on August 2nd.
- $122,718 consultant agreement with Herrera Environmental Consultants, Inc. for Climate Resiliency and Sustainability in Vegetation Management Plan
- Annexation of Parcel 272605-9145 for the Redmond Central Connector Phase III
- Update of Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting featuring an executive session. This session is for evaluating the qualifications of an applicant for public employment.
- Executive session to evaluate a public employment applicant
City Council
The City Council will review several items on the Consent Agenda, including infrastructure bids and service agreements. The meeting includes a staff report regarding the Redmond 2050 Preferred Growth Alternative.
- Perrigo Park Field Lighting Energy Efficiency Conversion contract
- Tree Health Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plan: up to $275,000
- Avondale Road Preservation Project bid: $1,183,664
- 2023 Pavement Repairs Project bid: $428,448
- Fire Station 16 and Maintenance Building Seismic Upgrade: $1,980,038
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of Public Safety and Human Services will review a $32,000 officer wellness grant and an agreement amendment with POCAAN. The agenda also includes updates on the Q2 crime report and the bike and scooter share pilot program.
- $32,000 Criminal Justice Training Commission Officer Wellness Grant
- Amendment to agreement between POCAAN and the City of Redmond
- Update to Bike and Scooter Share Pilot Program
- Redmond Police Department 2023 Q2 Crime Report
- Human Services Strategic Plan Update
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to receive an update on the D365 financial system implementation. The agenda also includes a review of items from the Audience Policy and Procedure Review.
- D365 Financial System Implementation update
- Review of Audience Policy and Procedure items
- Discussion regarding Council Talk Time
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review a consultant agreement for water and wastewater management and an AmeriCorps fellowship agreement. Members will also discuss updates to the Library Board of Trustees code. An informational update on city council outreach activities is also scheduled.
- $180,000 consultant agreement with HDR for Novelty Hill Water and Wastewater plan
- $62,000 AmeriCorps Fellowship Agreement with CivicWell
- Update to the Redmond Municipal Code for the Library Board of Trustees
- 2023 City Council Outreach Activities Follow-Up
City Council
The City Council is reviewing the 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program for adoption. The agenda also includes contract approvals for surface water monitoring and cycle track projects. Additionally, the council will consider fees for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
- Adoption of 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
- $80,000 contract increase for Surface Water Monitoring Program
- $117,218 agreement supplement for the 156th Cycle Track Project
- $323,469 bid award to Apex Mechanical, LLC for electric vehicle charging stations
- Resolution to add fees for electric vehicle charging to city fee schedule
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee is reviewing several contract approvals and budget recommendations scheduled for consent on July 18th. Items include infrastructure repairs, economic development planning, and utility service amendments.
- $428,448 bid award to Watson Asphalt Paving Co Inc. for pavement repairs
- $80,850 contract with Community Attributes, Inc. for an Economic Development Strategic Plan
- Final contract and additional funding request for Fire Station 16 seismic upgrades
- Amendment to the garbage, recyclables, and organics collection contract
- Agreement with Microsoft for Redmond Technology Station bridge maintenance
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will meet to approve the minutes from the June 6, 2023 meeting. Business items include the approval of Invoice No. 71 for the NE 40th St Trunkline and three specific audit invoices.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 71
- Approval of Audit Invoice L154455
- Approval of Audit Invoice L154972
- Approval of Audit Invoice L155491
City Council
The City Council will hold a joint meeting with the Planning Commission to review accomplishments and work programs. The session also includes updates on Development Services Center improvements and the 172nd Street Gate Opening Project.
- Joint Meeting with the Planning Commission
- Development Services Center Performance Improvement Effort briefing
- Briefing on 172nd Street Gate Opening Project
- Council Talk Time
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee will consider a resolution to add EV charging fees to the city fee schedule. Members will also review a $275,000 contract for tree health assessments and energy efficiency upgrades for Perrigo Park lighting.
- Resolution to include EV charging fees in the City Fee Schedule
- Consultant agreement with Bartlett Consulting not to exceed $275,000 for a Tree Health Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plan
- Energy efficiency conversion for Perrigo Park field lighting
- June 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan update
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting to conduct interviews for two advisory bodies. The session includes candidates for the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee and the Human Services Commission.
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee candidate interview
- Human Services Commission candidate interview
City Council
The Council will consider an ordinance to impose a 0.1% sales tax within the Transportation Benefit District. Members will also discuss a pilot program for multifamily housing property tax exemptions and an update to the six-year transportation improvement program.
- Ordinance to impose a 0.1% sales tax for the Transportation Benefit District
- $3,259,259 bid award for the 156th Cycle Track Project
- $1,728,760 contract for the 90th Street Preservation Project
- $865,000 federal grant for the Adaptive Signals Downtown Project
- Pilot program for a 12-year multifamily housing property tax exemption
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of the Whole will consider awarding a contract to Apex Mechanical, LLC for an electric vehicle charging stations project. The committee will also receive an overview of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion internal assessment.
- Award bid to Apex Mechanical, LLC for Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Project
- Increase total funding for the Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Project
- DEI Internal Assessment Overview
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session featuring two informational presentations. Public Works will present on the King County Solid Waste Division RE + Program, and Planning and Community Development will provide a status check-in on the Transportation Master Plan Update.
- Informational presentation on King County Solid Waste Division RE + Program
- Status check-in on the Transportation Master Plan Update
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review several items, including an ordinance for a 0.1% sales tax and a pilot program for multifamily housing property tax exemptions. Other topics include telecommunications leases and utility easements for sewer upgrades.
- Ordinance imposing a 0.1% sales tax for the Transportation Benefit District
- Pilot program for the 12-Year Multifamily Housing Property Tax Exemption (MFTE)
- Consultant supplement for engineering support on the 156th Cycle Track Project
- Utility easement for the King County Lake Hills Sewer Upgrade Project
- Memorandum of Understanding with King County for the Opioid Abatement Council
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding an ordinance to assume the rights and obligations of the Redmond Transportation Benefit District. The agenda also includes several consent agenda items involving police training, school threat assessments, and a maintenance center master plan.
- Public hearing for Ordinance No. 3123 regarding the Redmond Transportation Benefit District
- MOU between Redmond Police Department and Georgetown Law Center for A.B.L.E. training
- MOU for a 2023 - 2027 Level II School Threat Assessment Team
- $969,416 consultant agreement with The Miller Hull Partnership for the Maintenance and Operations Center Master Plan
- Ordinance No. 3124 regarding amendments to the Redmond Fire Code
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing several infrastructure and service agreements. Items include updates to the transportation plan, new consultant contracts, and fee schedule amendments for EV charging.
- $865,000 PSRC Federal Grant for the Adaptive Signals Downtown Project
- $170,300 consultant agreement with Matrix Consulting Group for the 2023 Fleet Study
- Sound Transit System Access Grant for the 156th Ave Cycle Track project
- On-call agreements with Intertek PSI, Krazan, and MTC for material testing services
- Resolution to include fees for EV charging in the City Fee Schedule
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review the minutes from the May 2, 2023 meeting. The board will also consider approving Invoice No. 70 for the NE 40th St Trunkline.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 70
- Approval of May 2, 2023 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will conduct a study session to review the 2023 state legislative session. The meeting includes discussions regarding 2024 legislative brainstorming and a review of 2023 council priority results.
- 2023 State Legislative Session Debrief
- 2024 Legislative Brainstorming
- 2023 Council Priority Results and Discussion
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee will discuss amendments to building, mechanical, plumbing, and energy codes. It will also receive an update on the May 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan and the 2023 Derby Days. Additionally, members will review a $969,416 consultant agreement for a maintenance center master plan.
- Amendments to building, mechanical, plumbing, and energy codes
- $969,416 consultant agreement with The Miller Hull Partnership
- 2023 Derby Days overview
- May 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan update
City Council
The City Council will review several items including amendments to the Redmond Fire Code and fee schedule. The agenda also includes multiple contract approvals for public works, technology, and master planning projects.
- Ordinance No. 3121: Amendments to the Redmond Fire Code
- Resolution No. 1571: Amendments to the Redmond Fire Fee Schedule
- Award bid to Santana Trucking and Excavation Inc. for $387,227 for the 90th St. Pond Refurbishing Project
- Agreement with AVI-SPL for $842,159 for meeting room audio/video equipment replacement
- Contract with Berger Consulting for $75,000 for the Southeast Redmond Master Plan
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services will review quarterly crime, fire, and DEI updates. The meeting also includes consideration of agreements for police bystandership training and a school threat assessment team.
- MOU for Redmond Police Department A.B.L.E. training
- 2023-2027 Level II School Threat Assessment Team MOU
- 2023 Q1 Police Quarterly Crime Report and 2022 Annual Report
- Fire Save v. Loss Report (Q1, 2023)
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Program Update
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to continue its council retreat. The agenda also includes council talk time.
- Continuation of Council Retreat
- Council Talk Time
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The Finance, Administration, and Communications Committee is reviewing several items including a municipal code amendment regarding low-income credits. The agenda also includes an overtime report and a resolution for the Transportation Benefit District.
- Amendment to RMC 13.16.050 regarding Low Income Disabled and Low Income Senior Citizen Credit
- 1st Quarter 2023 Overtime Report
- Transportation Benefit District (TBD) Resolution of Intent to Hold a Public Hearing and Ordinance of Assumption
- Meeting Room Audio/Video Equipment Replacement
City Council
The Redmond City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding Ordinance No. 3120 to establish a Transportation Benefit District. The council is also reviewing several consent agenda items including construction bids, interlocal agreements, and engagement contracts.
- Public hearing for Ordinance No. 3120 to establish a Transportation Benefit District
- Bid award to Granite Construction of Everett, WA for the 10000 Avondale Erosion Control Project
- Renewal of the City of Redmond and Lake Washington School District Interlocal Agreement
- Contract with Eastside for All not to exceed $80,000 for Redmond 2050 engagement
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing an Economic Development Plan Scope of Work. The committee is also considering two grant agreements with King County regarding waste reduction and hazardous waste management.
- Economic Development Plan Scope of Work (CM 23-1881)
- Waste Reduction and Recycling Grant with King County (CPA #6358144)
- 2023-2024 Local Hazardous Waste Management Program Grant with King County DNRP (Agreement No. HW1023)
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will consider approving Invoice No. 69 for the NE 40th St Trunkline. The agenda also includes a review of an audit exit packet and approval of the April 4, 2023, meeting minutes.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 69
- Audit Exit Conference review
- Approval of April 4, 2023, meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to review the 2022 Annual Community Survey Results. The council will also discuss recommendations regarding the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) budgeting process.
- Review of 2022 Annual Community Survey Results
- Discussion of Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) budget process recommendations
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing three items for requested consent on May 2. These include a consultant contract, an interlocal agreement renewal, and a contract approval.
- Southeast Redmond Master Plan Consultant Contract CM 23-1891
- City of Redmond and Lake Washington School District Interlocal Agreement Renewal CM 23-1902
- Contract with Eastside for All CM 23-1913
City Council
The City Council will review several items including a wastewater infrastructure agreement and various city contracts. The agenda includes a financial report for the fourth quarter of 2022 and reports from the Ombudsperson and various committees.
- Interlocal Agreement with the City of Kirkland for 132nd Ave NE Corridor Wastewater Infrastructure
- $18,000 4Culture Art Grant
- $203,790 FCS Group contract for the 2023 Development Services User Fee Study
- Contract modification with Axon Enterprise, Inc. through 2027
- Fourth Quarter 2022 Financial Report
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The committee is reviewing a contract modification with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for in-car cameras through 2027. Proposed updates to the Redmond Fire Fee Schedule and Fire Code are also on the agenda. Additionally, the committee will consider a bid award for the 10000 Avondale Erosion Control Project.
- Contract modification with Axon Enterprise, Inc. through 2027
- Amendments to the Redmond Fire Fee Schedule
- Amendments to the Redmond Fire Code
- Bid award to Granite Construction for the 10000 Avondale Erosion Control Project
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the process for updating the Mayor's salary. The discussion includes reviews of market comparables, salary history, and cost-of-living adjustments. Additional council talk time is scheduled for a review of the Hopper Form and the Council Priority Survey.
- Discussion on 2023 Process for Updating Mayor’s Salary
- Hopper Review
- Council Priority Survey Review
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications will review a contract for a development services user fee study and the formation of a Transportation Benefit District. The committee will also receive an update regarding the Community Projects Volunteer Coordinator.
- $203,790 contract for the 2023 Development Services User Fee Study
- Transportation Benefit District implementation timeline and formation ordinance
- Community Projects Volunteer Coordinator update
City Council
The Redmond City Council will meet to conduct business including a proclamation for National Poetry Month. The agenda includes several consent items regarding payroll, meeting minutes, and public works projects.
- Final contract with Redtail, LLC for $1,961,146 for the Willows Road Culvert Replacement Project
- Acceptance of the 2021-23 Stormwater Capacity Grant Amendment
- Approval of March 21, 2023, Regular Meeting minutes
- Approval of Payroll Check Register and April 4, 2023, Check Approval Register
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Planning and Public Works Committee will review the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee budgeting process. The committee will also consider an amendment to a 2021-23 stormwater capacity grant.
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) Budgeting Process study session
- 2021-23 Stormwater Capacity Grant Amendment (CM 23-1552)
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will meet to approve specific invoices. Business includes the review of minutes from the March 7, 2023, regular meeting.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 68
- Approval of Insurance Invoice (Invoice 2022 and Invoice 2023)
City Council
The City Council will hold a joint meeting with the City of Sammamish. The session also includes an update on Parks, Arts, Recreation, Culture, and Conservation plan projects and a discussion regarding the 2023 process for updating the Mayor's salary.
- Joint Meeting with City of Sammamish City Council
- Parks, Arts, Recreation, Culture, and Conservation (PARCC) Plan Projects Update
- Discussion on 2023 Process for Updating Mayor’s Salary
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The Committee of the Whole discusses several departmental updates including an environmental sustainability report and a DEI work plan overview. The meeting also includes updates on the Redmond Central Connector Trail Phase 3 design and a rainbow crosswalk project.
- March 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Update
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Work Plan Overview
- Redmond Central Connector Trail Phase 3: 30% Design Update
- 4Culture Art Grant Approval
- Rainbow Crosswalk Update
City Council
The council will review a resolution to allocate $1,321,900 toward affordable housing through ARCH. The agenda also includes approvals for park turf replacement and new flashing beacon installations.
- $1,321,900 allocation to ARCH for affordable housing development
- $2,048,633 budget for turf replacement at Grass Lawn Park Multi-use Field #2
- $335,338 contract award to NPM Construction for flashing beacons project
- Ordinances updating city boards, commissions, and emergency meeting protocols
- $86,640 contract with EcoNorthwest for a Redmond Centers economic study
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Redmond 2050 land use and community design plan. The agenda also includes a quarterly update on the Capital Program and an overview of the city fleet.
- Redmond 2050: Land Use and Community Design
- Capital Program Quarterly Update (Q4 2022)
- Present City Fleet Overview
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The committee will review 2022 community survey results and quarterly overtime reports. The agenda also includes proposed ordinances for various city commissions and a discussion on the process for updating the Mayor's salary.
- Ordinances to update boards, commissions, and emergency meeting protocols
- Discussion regarding the 2023 process for updating the Mayor’s salary
- Reappointment of Latha Sambamurti to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
- Contract approval for an economic study of incentive packages for Redmond Centers
- Supplemental agreement for the Redmond 2050 Environmental Review
City Council
The Redmond City Council will hold a special meeting on March 14, 2023. The primary purpose of this session is to conduct interviews for Board and Commission candidates.
- Board and Commission candidate interviews
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution to allocate $1,321,900 toward affordable housing development. The meeting also includes several consent agenda items regarding payroll, lease agreements, and instructional services for parks programs.
- Resolution allocating $1,321,900 to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)
- Conduit Lease Agreement for NE 90th Street Bridge
- $94,500 agreement with UKG for Workforce Management Phase 2
- Instructional Services Agreement for Trackers up to $180,000
- Instructional Services Agreement for Tennis Outreach Program (TOPS) up to $130,000
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Planning and Public Works Committee is reviewing several interlocal and construction agreements. These items include a transportation forecast model amendment, a King County Metro contract renewal, and a second amendment for the Redmond Technology Station pedestrian/bicycle bridge.
- Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond (BKR) - Interlocal Agreement Amendment
- 2023-24 Go Redmond King County Metro Contract Renewal
- Second Amendment to the Construction Agreement for Redmond Technology Station Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge with Microsoft
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors will review several financial items including a trunkline invoice and insurance costs. The meeting also includes a resolution to appoint a new District Treasurer, Public Records Officer, and Claims Agent.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 67
- Approval of Insurance Invoice
- Resolution appointing a new District Treasurer, Public Records Officer, and Claims Agent
- Discussion of a public web dashboard for project budgets and status
City Council
The City Council will hold a study session regarding the Local Road Safety Plan. This includes an update on the action plan grant application through the Safe Streets and Roads for All federal discretionary program.
- Introduction to the Local Road Safety Plan
- Update on the SS4A Federal Discretionary Program grant application
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee is reviewing several contract amendments and instructional service agreements for Parks and Recreation programs. Proposed actions include funding increases for various athletic services and a large turf replacement project. The agenda also includes updates on impact fees and park expansions.
- Turf replacement at Grass Lawn Park Multi-use Field #2 up to $2,048,633
- Increased funding for Trackers instructional services to $180,000
- Increased funding for Tennis Outreach Program (TOPS) to $130,000
- Update on Demonstration Dog Park and Community Garden Expansion
- 2021 Impact Fee Collection and Distribution Report
City Council
The City Council will review a progress briefing on Sound Transit light rail projects. The agenda also includes decisions on new compost procurement rules and updated fees for telecommunications providers using city property. Additionally, the Council will continue discussion on design standards for the Town Center Zone.
- Sound Transit Light Rail quarterly project status presentation
- Ordinance 3113: New compost procurement rules for environmental purchasing
- Resolution 1569: Updated fees for telecommunications providers using city property
- Ordinance 3114: Amendments to Town Center Zone design standards and incentives
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The committee will review a resolution to allocate $1,321,900 to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH). The agenda also includes informational reports on fire loss data and the Housing Action Plan progress. Additionally, members will discuss mental health services for Duvall and Thrive 2022 accomplishments.
- $1,321,900 allocation to A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)
- Interlocal Agreement for mental health professional services for the City of Duvall
- Q4 2022 Fire Save v. Loss Report
- Housing Action Plan Implementation Progress Report
- Thrive 2022 accomplishments report
City Council
The agenda outlines a schedule for City Action Days meetings with 45th and 48th District legislators in Olympia. The program includes individual sessions with various senators and representatives, as well as a networking lunch.
- Meetings with Sen. Patty Kuderer, Rep. Slatter, Rep. Walen, Sen. Dhingra, and Rep. Goodman
- Networking lunch at the Olympia Hotel at Capitol Lake
City Council
The Redmond City Council scheduled a special meeting to conduct a council retreat. No other specific agenda items or legislative actions were listed in the notice.
- Council Retreat
City Council
This is a special meeting of the Redmond City Council. The agenda is limited to a roll call and a council retreat.
- Council Retreat
City Council
The council will consider an ordinance regarding firearms and weapons as part of the consent agenda. The meeting also includes approving several grants and service contracts. Additionally, staff will present a report on zoning code amendments for the Town Center Zone.
- Ordinance No. 3112 regarding firearms and other weapons
- $575,000 annual contract for public defense services
- $587,155 grant for an electric fire engine
- $300,000 OneRedmond contract for economic development
- Zoning code amendments for Town Center Zone incentives and design standards
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works will discuss the Local Road Safety Plan and an update on a federal grant application. The committee is also reviewing a conduit lease for NE 90th Street Bridge, telecommunications fee amendments, and a compost procurement ordinance.
- Conduit Lease Agreement for NE 90th Street Bridge
- Resolution amending Public Works administrative policy fees for telecommunications providers
- Adoption of Compost Procurement Ordinance
- Introduction to the Local Road Safety Plan and SS4A grant update
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve minutes from January 3, 2023, and review two invoices related to the NE 40th St Trunkline. No other business items are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 65
- Approval of NE 40th St Trunkline Invoice No. 66
City Council
The City Council is holding a study session regarding the Redmond 2050 project, covering housing, transportation, and Overlake regulations. The council will also review the OneRedmond Annual Report and Small Business Grant Guiding Principles.
- Study session on Redmond 2050 housing, transportation, and Overlake regulations
- Review of the OneRedmond Annual Report and Small Business Grant Guiding Principles
- Requested consent action for OneRedmond scope of work on February 7th
Committee of the Whole - Parks and Environmental Sustainability
The committee will review the January 2023 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan update and cultural arts programs. The agenda also includes an update on the Redmond Senior & Community Center. Additionally, the committee will consider a budget amendment to purchase an electric fire engine.
- Budget amendment to purchase an electric fire engine
- $17,940 grant award from Washington Festivals and Events Association
- Monthly Environmental Sustainability Action Plan Update
- Redmond Senior & Community Center update
- Cultural Arts Programs/Projects update
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct the 2021 Audit Exit Conference. The session involves reviewing the provided audit exit conference packet.
- 2021 Audit Exit Conference
City Council
The City Council will consider a new collective bargaining agreement for fire support employees through Ordinance No. 3111. The agenda also includes staff reports on Town Center Zone zoning amendments and a preview of Redmond 2050 regulations. A presentation from Cascadia College President Eric Murray is scheduled.
- Approval of 2023-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement for Fire Support Employees (Ordinance No. 3111)
- Redmond Zoning Code Text Amendments regarding Town Center Zone incentives and design standards
- Preview of Redmond 2050 housing, transportation, and Overlake regulations
- Confirmation of new Planning Commission members
- Presentation by Cascadia College President Eric Murray
Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services
The committee is reviewing several items related to public safety and human services. These include a proposed ordinance on firearms, updates on police drone use, and various service contracts. Most presented items are scheduled for a consent vote on February 7th.
- Proposed ordinance regarding the prohibition of firearms and other weapons
- Washington State allocation of $33,752.27 for training costs
- Public Defense Services Contract CM 23-0081
- Amendment to the Medic One Consortium ILA
- Police Department Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) update
City Council
This is a City Council study session focused on informational updates. The council will discuss the 2023-2024 budget parking lot and a proposal for a Community-Integrated Projects Program Manager. An update on the Council Retreat is also scheduled.
- Overview of 2023-2024 Council Budget Parking Lot
- Budget proposal for Program Manager for Community-Integrated Projects
- Council Retreat update
Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications
The Committee of the Whole - Finance, Administration, and Communications will receive an informational update regarding the City Council Social Media Guidelines (CM 22-7151). This item is for informational purposes only.
- City Council Social Media Guidelines (CM 22-7151)
City Council
The Redmond City Council is holding a special meeting on January 10, 2023. The agenda focuses on conducting interviews for Planning Commission candidates.
- Planning Commission candidate interviews
City Council
The Redmond City Council will consider several interlocal agreements, including a tourism promotion area with the City of Bellevue and the Eastside Climate Partnership. The council will also review an agreement with King County Housing Authority regarding heat pump installations.
- Interlocal Agreement with the City of Bellevue for a Tourism Promotion Area
- Eastside Climate Partnership Interlocal Agreement
- Agreement with King County Housing Authority for Heat Pump Installations
- Labor negotiations in executive session
Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works
The Committee of the Whole - Planning and Public Works is reviewing the OneRedmond Annual Report and proposed zoning code text amendments. A study session for the annual report is requested for January 24th, and a staff report regarding Town Center Zone incentives and design standards is expected on January 17th.
- OneRedmond Annual Report (CM 23-7161) study session request
- Town Center Zone (TWNC) zoning code text amendments for incentives and design standards (CM 23-7182)
Community Facilities District No. 2016-1
This meeting for the Community Facilities District No. 2016-1 Board of Supervisors is limited to procedural matters. The agenda includes public comment and the approval of minutes from December 6, 2022.
- Approval of December 6, 2022, meeting minutes