The purpose of this informational update is to introduce the Snoqualmie Tribe Ancestral Land Movement and the Tribe’s efforts to bring communities, visitors, businesses, and organizations together—whether individually or in partnership—to foster respect, restoration, and protection of ancestral lands.
CONSENT CALENDAR b) 06-29-21 Council Study Session Minutes Page (0000) CITY OF ISSAQUAH Council Study Session – Special Meeting 6:30 PM Virtual Meeting June 29, 2021 MINUTES
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Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
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Minutes: City Council Regular Meeting, July 19, 2021
Level 3’s original five-year telecommunication franchise was adopted by Ordinance No. 2739 and expired in 2020. Renewal negotiations for a new franchise were put on hold while the City Council reviewed and adopted a new telecommunications code in January 2020.
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Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
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Memorandum of Understanding with Eastside Fire & Rescue for Improvements to Fire Station 71
AB 8208
Fire Station 71, located at 190 E Sunset Way, was constructed in 1965 and lightly remodeled in 1988 and 2014. Station 71 is nearing the end of its useful life and EF&R has identified a need to adjust to population growth in the City by constructing a new station in north Issaquah. This need was presented at the Sept. 3, 2019 City Council meeting through ID 0517. As described in that presentation, the City and EF&R desired to locate a temporary fire station in north Issaquah to provide service while a new Station 71 was being planned and constructed.
Roll call:
Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
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King County Independent Force Investigation Team Interlocal Agreement First Modification
AB 8215
On Jan. 30, 2019, the Washington State Legislature unanimously approved the requirement of an independent investigation of any police use of force that results in death, great bodily injury, or substantial bodily injury. The independent investigation is to be performed by a law enforcement agency not involved in the incident and is required to decide whether, under all the facts, circumstances, and information known to the officer at the time, a similarly situated reasonable officer would have believed that the use of deadly force was necessary to prevent death or serious physical harm to the officer or another individual.
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Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
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Association of Washington Cities Kids (SEEK) Grant (Portable Stage)
AB 8216
In June 2021, the Washington Recreation & Park Association (WRPA), in collaboration with the Association of Washington Cities (AWC), offered a $12 million funding program made possible by federal COVID-19 relief funds provided to the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI). The OPSI program, Summer Enrichment and Experiences for Kids (SEEK), aims to increase access to quality, outdoor summer programming for youth and communities who have historically been underserved and who have been most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This grant opportunity had a brief application window and a quick decision timeline, with applications due by July 2 and decisions announced July 12.
Roll call:
Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) into law. ARPA provided $1.9 trillion in funding for a variety of areas, including $410 billion in direct payments to individuals, $289 billion in expanded unemployment insurance, and $50 billion in small business support grants and loans to small businesses. The second largest bucket of funding – totaling $350 billion – was direct aid for State and local governments, of which the City of Issaquah is set to receive a little more than $11 million.
Roll call:
Moved by REH · seconded by MARTS
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
Adopt Ordinance No. 2948, establishing an Equity Board in Chapter 2.94, Administration, of the Issaquah Municipal Code. ( b)
Moved by HUNT · seconded by WALSH
Carried 6-1
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Lindsey Walsh
Opposed: Reh
Authorize an additional allocation of $55,000 to the Friends of Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (FISH) to assist with costs associated with reopening. . Mayor Pauly resumed her role as presiding officer.
Moved by REH · seconded by MARTS
Carried 7-0
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh
APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED. a) ID 0884 - Accounts: Payables and Payroll of Aug. 2, 2021, $4,499,269.25; Approved. b) Minutes: City Council Study Session, June 29, 2021; Approved. c) Minutes: City Council Regular Meeting, July 19, 2021; Approved. d) AB 8118 - Interagency Agreement with t…
Moved by HUNT · seconded by REH
Carried 7-0
In favor: Barbara de Michele, Stacy Goodman (Attended virtually), Zach Hall, Victoria Hunt, Tola Marts, Chris Reh, Lindsey Walsh