Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Economic Vitality Commission About Staff Liaison Created in 2012, this commission provides Jen Davis Hayes, additional expertise – both to the Mayor and City Economic Development Manager Council – necessary to enhance and facilitate Email economic development within the City. Regular Members The commission also acts as a catalyst between the 2020 – Kathy McCorry City Council, developers, residents and the 2020 – Pavel Aprikian business community to expand and improve the 2020 – Kristi Tripple economic climate of Issaquah within the context of 2021 – Vacant the City’s commitment to social and environmental 2021 – Vacant objectives. 2022 – Christopher Beaudoin 2022 – Amit Bhardwaj Membership 2023 – Ashwin The Economic Vitality Commission is comprised of Muthuvenkataraman ten regular members with four-year terms. 2023 – Therese Garcia 2023 – Tom Rogers All members are appointed by the…

b) Creative Districts and Olde Town Code Amendments Letters of Support: Commission unanimously agreed to direct Chair Garcia to finalize and sign the letters of support on behalf of the Economic Vitality Commission.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES b) 01-22-20 Economic Vitality Commission Special Page [0000] Meeting Minutes

Code and Policy Strategic Planning Reviews and Recommendations •EVC Objectives Updates •Olde Town Code •ED Strategic Plan •Sign Code Update Amendments Worksheets •Parking Study •Creative Districts •Master Mobility Plan •Economic •Gilman Corridor Plan Review Development Report Card •City Budget

Business Recovery Plan: Measurement & Reporting •Economic Recovery Dashboard • Taxes: B&O, Sales • Occupancy: Commercial spaces, Hotels • Economic Health: Unemployment rate, Business licenses

innovations with the community in one form or another in late 2020 or early 2021. This might include attendance in a webinar, a recorded one-on-one interview, or a video presentation. • showcase business innovation grants at City's State of Issaquah address and other venues