2024 Recap At the start of 2024, the City Council adopted the Economic Development Action Plan to address pandemic-driven shifts in the business landscape while highlighting Issaquah’s unique strengths. Developed with the Economic Vitality Commission (EVC) in 2023, the plan provides a framework to guide the City’s efforts.
Motions resulting from City Council Regular Meeting - Feb 24 2025 Item # Item Description Item Type Motion Disposition Staff & Dept Follow-Up ID 1785 - Accounts: Payables and CONSENT Approved. MOTION Sophie Wong, Finance Proceed Payroll of Feb. 24, 2025, CALENDAR CARRIED, 7-0. Department $5,622,284.42 n/a Minutes: City Council CONSENT Approved. MOTION Tisha Gieser, City Proceed Regular Meeting, Feb. 3, CALENDAR CARRIED, 7-0. Clerk’s Office 2025 AB 8905 - Franchise Agreement CONSENT Adopted Ordinance No. MOTION Kevin Thompson, Proceed Renewal - Comcast Cable CALENDAR 3085, granting to Comcast CARRIED, 7-0. PW - Public Works Communications Cable Communications Management, LLC Management, LLC, a nonexclusive franchise to install, operate, and maintain a cable communications system in, on, over, upon, along, and across certain designated public rights-of-way of the city of Issaquah,…
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City Council Report Out
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· Jen Davis Hayes, Economic Development
· packet pp.41–42
Jen Davis Hayes, Economic & Housing Development Manager
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a) Minutes of February 19, 2025 HALVORSON moved to approve the minutes.
RICHARDSON seconded the motion.
The minutes were approved as provided.
As an informational presentation, no specific action has requested by staff.