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City Council Special Meeting

Saturday, June 10, 2017

8:00 AM
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RETREAT AGENDA
a
Call to Order, Review Agenda and Opening Remarks
10 min
b
City Financial Health Overview: Five- Year Forecast and Capital Investment Gaps
90 min
c
Department presentations on current and five-year future status
140 min
d
Lunch
45 min
e
Envisioning Issaquah in 20 Years Administrator Development Manager
120 min
f
Council Onboarding Administrator
45 min
g
Staff support for City Council President Adjournment 4:00 PM items are subject to being shifted from the original order. No formal/final action of the Council will occur at this special meeting
30 min
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Approved minutes
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Attendance

Council / Members (7)
Eileen Barber
Mariah Bettise
Stacy Goodman
Tola Marts
Mary Lou Pauly (left at 3:50 PM)
Bill Ramos
Paul Winterstein
Staff (15)
Fred Butler, Mayor
Bob Harrison, City Administrator
Emily Moon, Deputy City Administrator
Autumn Monahan, Assistant to the City Administrator
(left at 10:15 AM)
Christine Eggers, City Clerk
Bret Heath, Public Works Operations Director
David Fujimoto, Sustainability Director
Jeff Watling, Parks & Recreation Director
Jennifer Olson, Finance Director
John Traeger, Information Technology Manager
Keith Niven, Development & Economic Development Director
Lori Brown, Human Resources Director
Scott Behrbaum, Police Chief
Sheldon Lynne, Public Works Engineering Director

Recommendations & actions (2)

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  • Commuter/Regional Traffic: Regional traffic is directed to certain roads, with clear access on local streets, improving flow, reducing friction and providing for pedestrian priority areas in downtown.
  • More opportunities for residents to work in Issaquah: The City will have created and adopted strategies to allow more residents to work in Issaquah, including facilitating home-based employment, start-ups, working class…