Planning Policy Commission · Thursday, May 24, 2018 · City Council Digest

1. CALL TO ORDER

Commission Membership

packet pp.3

Previously discussed: City Council Regular Meeting · Mar 19, 2018 Planning Policy Commission · Apr 26, 2018

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Staff report:

Planning Policy Commission About Staff Liaison Created in 1983, this commission serves as a Trish Heinonen, Planning Manager policy advisory body to the Mayor and provides Email guidance and direction for Issaquah’s future growth through continued review and improvement to the Regular Members City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan and related 2018 – Joy Lewis land use documents. 2018 – Jon Stob 2018 – Carl Swedberg Membership 2018 – Lindsey Walsh The Planning Policy Commission is comprised of 2019 – Joan Probala seven regular members, with four-year terms; and 2020 – Ron Faul several alternates, with two-year terms. All 2020 – Troy Rahmig members are appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by the City Council. Terms expire Alternate Members April 30 of the year listed. For more information, 2018 – AJ McGauley see IMC 18.03. 2018 – Vacant 2018 – Vacant 2018 – Vacant

2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Minutes of May 10, 2018

packet pp.5–10

Previously discussed: City Council Regular Meeting · Mar 19, 2018 Planning Policy Commission · Apr 26, 2018

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Staff report:

CITY OF ISSAQUAH PLANNING POLICY COMMISSION MINUTES

3. OTHER BUSINESS / ANNOUNCEMENTS

Upcoming Schedule

packet pp.11

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4. AGENDA ITEMS

Orientation/Training

Information · Trish Heinonen, Planning Policy Manager Christen Leeson, Senior Planner · packet pp.13–50

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Staff report:

AGENDA ITEMS a) Bylaws Revised 5/18/2018 Final Draft reviewed by City Clerk’s Office

Tour of Olde Town Subarea Plan Area

Keith Niven, Economic Development and Development Services Director Trish Heinonen, Planning Policy Manager The purpose of this special agenda item is to Town Subarea and observe existing Schedule Departing from Council Chambers, 135 E. Sunset Way, with stops in front of, near, or Avenue SE Street Returning to Council Chambers, 135 E. 9:05 PM Sunset Way · packet pp.51

Topics: Land Use

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0:31 ↗ okay okay

0:42 ↗ we're going to do a little field trip

0:44 ↗ but before we do that we are going to

0:47 ↗ have a motion to approve the minutes for

0:50 ↗ the last meeting do I have a motion for

0:55 ↗ the May 10th meeting the second all

1:01 ↗ those in favor say aye

1:03 ↗ motion carried opposed motion carries

1:06 ↗ right now we're going to do a little

1:08 ↗ orientation training to review the

1:13 ↗ members and to initiate our new members

1:16 ↗ so welcome all three of you maybe we can

1:21 ↗ do a little just introduction of who you

1:24 ↗ are and why you want to be on the

1:27 ↗ Commission oh you start you the first

1:31 ↗ one can we remind you that you need to

1:33 ↗ turn on your microphones when we're

1:35 ↗ sitting here

1:36 ↗ red lights have to be on all right

1:38 ↗ perfect

1:38 ↗ I'm Chris nice to meet everybody lived

1:41 ↗ here in Issaquah about a year and a half

1:43 ↗ now I applied to serve on the Planning

1:46 ↗ Policy Commission because I wanted an

1:48 ↗ opportunity to give back to my community

1:49 ↗ and learn more about how the community

1:52 ↗ works and how government works and I

1:54 ↗ just thought I could lend my voice to

1:56 ↗ improve the community and I'm excited to

1:58 ↗ get to know all of you more and work

2:00 ↗ with you more in this capacity thank you

2:03 ↗ yeah

2:03 ↗ my name is bill Reinert I've been here

2:05 ↗ in town for close to nine years also

2:08 ↗ joined the PBC to volunteer more be a

2:11 ↗ little more involved in decisions in the

2:17 ↗ community hi Jamie Rosen I've been in

2:23 ↗ Issaquah specifically in Highlands

2:26 ↗ for the last three years I've been in

2:27 ↗ the area for about 20 years and wanted

2:31 ↗ to join the Planning Policy commission

2:32 ↗ to help get involved with a lot of the

2:37 ↗ very important planning that's going on

2:39 ↗ for our city and so much the strategic

2:42 ↗ thinking that's going on and I'm really

2:45 ↗ feel like my

2:46 ↗ and experience hopefully can be helpful

2:48 ↗ to the team and I'm looking forward to

2:50 ↗ working with everyone so welcome to all

2:54 ↗ of you there is one new member that

2:56 ↗ isn't here tonight and he will join us

3:01 ↗ in July and then everybody can meet him

3:04 ↗ in July all the millions of people that

3:07 ↗ are watching us on television right now

3:08 ↗ so thank you for it's really funny you

3:13 ↗ know you all said that you wanted to get

3:16 ↗ involved in whatever I give you about

3:18 ↗ two months and you're just gonna get

3:19 ↗ sucked into everything so with that I'm

3:22 ↗ going to turn this over to Trish and let

3:25 ↗ us review what we're supposed to be

3:27 ↗ doing I'm planning policy and a couple

3:28 ↗ of wonderful housekeeping I wanted to

3:30 ↗ introduce Kristin Lisa and who's our

3:32 ↗ senior planner she makes up the other

3:34 ↗ half of the dynamic long range team the

3:38 ↗ other half being me we're still looking

3:41 ↗ for that perfect person to help us with

3:43 ↗ our projects but we will find that

3:46 ↗ person soon I'm sure so I didn't want

3:48 ↗ you all to wonder who is this wonderful

3:50 ↗ woman at the table she is Kristin Lisa

3:53 ↗ so two other things not quite as

3:56 ↗ exciting is that but the arch housing

3:59 ↗ tour is going on on Wednesday June 6th

4:02 ↗ from 5 from 5 to 8 and the RSVP is to be

4:08 ↗ in by May 30th I've handed out the

4:11 ↗ information it would be awesome if any

4:13 ↗ of you or all of you could go and learn

4:14 ↗ about how the region is dealing with

4:16 ↗ interesting and new designs and ideas

4:18 ↗ and strategies for affordable housing so

4:21 ↗ that's that's for you to think about and

4:24 ↗ hopefully go the other piece that you

4:26 ↗ get to be involved in is envisioning

4:28 ↗ Gilman Boulevard there's a survey online

4:31 ↗ right now and I'll pass these out so you

4:33 ↗ can take the survey and also someone who

4:36 ↗ I think will be Kristin will be sharing

4:38 ↗ some of the information in June and then

4:41 ↗ there's an open house July 11th at

4:45 ↗ Pickering barn that will also talk about

4:48 ↗ how we can all make our voices heard and

4:51 ↗ how Gilman Boulevard might be redesigned

4:54 ↗ reshaped re-envisioned for our future ok

4:58 ↗ you introduce the last person over here

5:02 ↗ in case our new in case anyone didn't

5:04 ↗ know Keith Niven who is our the director

5:07 ↗ of not only development services but

5:09 ↗ also of Economic Development Department

5:11 ↗ so he's the head of everything over in

5:13 ↗ City Hall Northwest and he also is going

5:16 ↗ to be the tour driver today so he can do

5:20 ↗ just about anything and this is joy okay

5:35 ↗ so now that joy is comfortable we're

5:38 ↗ going to separate you all into two teams

5:41 ↗ some with the rookies and we have to

5:44 ↗ have rookies and veterans on a team so

5:47 ↗ how how should we do that because we

5:49 ↗ only have an hour for the training

5:51 ↗ because we hope to be out on the tour by

5:53 ↗ 7:30 ish so that will still have

5:55 ↗ sunlight so we're probably going to keep

5:59 ↗ doing training in June but we want to

6:01 ↗ get as far as we clear tonight one two

6:03 ↗ three four five yes to tease you yep

6:09 ↗ yes about you to take Chris and Jamie

6:16 ↗ I don't know how to do this joy okay

6:23 ↗ perfect see Kristen makes a decision

6:25 ↗ good job okay so this is the huge amount

6:31 ↗ of training that we're going to do and

6:32 ↗ it's really not all that much over and

6:36 ↗ join us what we're gonna do never mind

6:40 ↗ okay I love this what we're gonna do is

6:44 ↗ we're gonna have some some question

6:47 ↗ answers and and where's the demarcation

6:50 ↗ of the is you two are on different teams

6:52 ↗ it takes three four one two three four

6:54 ↗ okay I was just making sure were there

6:56 ↗ so there wasn't like a gray area I don't

6:58 ↗ want them to cheat kidding okay

7:02 ↗ I hope hopefully yeah you can phone a

7:05 ↗ friend so this is what we hope to get

7:07 ↗ through now and in June but we'll see

7:10 ↗ how fast we can go but always you can

7:12 ↗ stop us for questions because you won't

7:15 ↗ use all of this every meeting but you

7:19 ↗ might so just to remind you all the new

7:23 ↗ members are not official until June 14th

7:26 ↗ that'll be your first official meeting

7:28 ↗ and we're also going to have elections

7:29 ↗ that night probably after the park

7:32 ↗ strategic plan gets presented so cuz

7:34 ↗ Lindsey can't be there for a while we

7:36 ↗ want as many people there to talk about

7:38 ↗ elections as possible whoops

7:43 ↗ June 14th so open public meetings act ok

7:50 ↗ we're to start with this team over here

7:51 ↗ Ron Troy and Chris list to actions you

7:55 ↗ should never ever do just two actions

7:59 ↗ you can either talk amongst yourselves

8:01 ↗ or you can just shout wait

8:04 ↗ so Jamie's on that team okay I thought

8:08 ↗ that was the split okay

8:10 ↗ no it's been a long day probably guess

8:17 ↗ for you too

8:20 ↗ okay I'm not sure how much time we

8:23 ↗ should give him Kristen Kristen how much

8:26 ↗ time should we give up your summary okay

8:29 ↗ answer

8:30 ↗ are you the counter are you the time

8:33 ↗ counter ready okay do we have

8:36 ↗ answer yeah okay you want one or two

8:38 ↗ answers two to the one is meeting

8:44 ↗ outside of normal meeting times are

8:47 ↗ publicized meeting time as a group like

8:51 ↗ more than you or I was just waving and

8:57 ↗ it's just waiting okay and then the

9:00 ↗ second item would be a similar thing but

9:03 ↗ no group email discussions about topics

9:06 ↗ accident okay excellent okay does

9:10 ↗ everybody get that why we all need it

9:17 ↗ right right there's been some things

9:19 ↗ okay years and they get do they get a

9:23 ↗ prize so team to our team be whoever you

9:30 ↗ are

9:31 ↗ ethics list to actions you should never

9:34 ↗ ever ever do

9:38 ↗ already be made up to what you're

9:40 ↗ discussing coming into the meet after

9:42 ↗ the discussion and the voting and

9:45 ↗ everybody good one more

9:51 ↗ yep dev to who you should always

9:54 ↗ disclose any private interest that you

9:56 ↗ may have in a tough are you gonna talk

9:58 ↗ amongst yourselves

10:02 ↗ joy is her own team there you go you can

10:12 ↗ do that too just don't hit anybody so

10:14 ↗ we're just a private

10:22 ↗ you may have an axon that's in front of

10:24 ↗ you any questions about that a lot of

10:26 ↗ the ethics stuff is becoming sense okay

10:31 ↗ harassment freshmen for a team a one

10:35 ↗ name five of the eleven of the protected

10:39 ↗ classes that have protection against

10:41 ↗ harassment gender okay I'm sorry

10:47 ↗ gender religion race gender identity

10:51 ↗ sexual orientation I don't know age yeah

11:00 ↗ yeah giving it away sexual orientation

11:09 ↗ religion

11:11 ↗ economics Oh

11:16 ↗ how many'd you get it I don't know four

11:19 ↗ okay I'm team two can add any age over

11:25 ↗ forty yeah I don't think they got

11:32 ↗ ethnicity ethnicity

11:36 ↗ origin is what they are okay I was like

11:39 ↗ I don't have that okay creed color

11:43 ↗ citizenship status I think we got them

11:47 ↗ all any questions about that

11:51 ↗ awesome we just always need to be really

11:55 ↗ aware of the open meetings act just

12:00 ↗ always try to be aware of what you're

12:03 ↗ talking about when you're with folks

12:06 ↗ when you amongst yourselves and I'm

12:10 ↗ gonna do some what ifs hey Trish P yes

12:13 ↗ as far as open meetings act we want to

12:16 ↗ bring up the other discussion that we

12:17 ↗ had with females and that's what we're

12:20 ↗ on right now okay yeah so here's a

12:23 ↗ scenario not that this would ever happen

12:24 ↗ because we're really smart about all

12:27 ↗ this you get an email at each of you

12:29 ↗ gets an email from an advocacy group

12:31 ↗ that's wanting something done about some

12:34 ↗ project that's coming to you and that

12:36 ↗ you're gonna be hearing about can you

12:39 ↗ reply back and say you go for it I

12:42 ↗ totally agree with you hang in there or

12:45 ↗ can you write back just at PPC I totally

12:48 ↗ agree with this group I think they

12:50 ↗ should just stand tall can you do either

12:53 ↗ those for both of them right you can't

12:56 ↗ do either of those because those are a

12:59 ↗ violation of the Open Meetings Act what

13:01 ↗ you can do if you have to but we would

13:03 ↗ rather you not you can write back and

13:05 ↗ say thank you and that's all you can say

13:09 ↗ but we'd rather you not answer it at all

13:11 ↗ we would rather you let the staff answer

13:14 ↗ it or if you have questions about it you

13:16 ↗ can write just directly to staff not to

13:19 ↗ the whole group because that's a

13:20 ↗ conversation you can write back to us

13:23 ↗ and say

13:23 ↗ what should we do is this is this valid

13:26 ↗ or is this whatever questions you have

13:28 ↗ but please don't email to the group okay

13:31 ↗ are there questions on that because it's

13:33 ↗ so easy when you read something to just

13:35 ↗ go yeah or what do you think you know I

13:38 ↗ mean so just be really aware that we

13:40 ↗ were wearing your PPC hat you have to be

13:42 ↗ really careful about email don't hit the

13:44 ↗ replied yes correct

13:46 ↗ you do not do that correct correct

13:49 ↗ correct okay here's a good one

13:51 ↗ you're also on a board like mountains to

13:55 ↗ Sound Greenway what is the proper way

13:57 ↗ for you to talk about issues as a as a

14:00 ↗ PPC member and as a board of a member of

14:03 ↗ another place like would you say as a

14:06 ↗ PPC member I represent PPC's opinion

14:10 ↗ when I say this or would you say I'm a

14:13 ↗ PPC member and although I don't speak

14:15 ↗ for PPC my own opinion is this

14:25 ↗ individual opinion right you can say

14:28 ↗ that you're a member of PPC but you

14:30 ↗ don't ever represent them all by

14:32 ↗ yourself unless you're stating that we

14:35 ↗ voted on a recommendation and the vote

14:37 ↗ was this you can say that in a factual

14:40 ↗ way but you can't say I was talking to

14:42 ↗ my PPC buds and we think this you my

14:46 ↗ with disclosing PPC first before you

14:48 ↗ give your like we have one of our

14:51 ↗ favorite public folks is Mel Morgan and

14:54 ↗ he's on development Commission and he

14:56 ↗ comes up and he'll say I'm on the

14:57 ↗ development Commission but I'm speaking

14:59 ↗ as a private citizen so it keeps them

15:01 ↗ separate that he's not speaking for DC

15:03 ↗ he's speaking for and and it's just

15:05 ↗ really important to keep that clear

15:07 ↗ because in the past we've had folks on

15:09 ↗ PPC that say like to an editorial to the

15:12 ↗ paper or to an email to the paper that

15:15 ↗ they're representing PPC and so we've

15:17 ↗ gotten in a bit of a so we just want to

15:20 ↗ be sure that that that that and that was

15:22 ↗ that was a really good question you ask

15:23 ↗ because I don't think we talked about

15:24 ↗ that enough

15:26 ↗ I know right

15:31 ↗ they were they not representing our just

15:34 ↗ presenting okay that's right so it's

15:36 ↗ just different we're an advisory board

15:38 ↗ right whereas they're elected and so

15:39 ↗ they're put on those boards to represent

15:42 ↗ right the city right okay right good

15:44 ↗ question though good differentiation

15:45 ↗ okay cool

15:47 ↗ the next one would be four of you

15:50 ↗ inadvertently end up at concerts on the

15:51 ↗ green and you start chatting is that a

15:54 ↗ bad thing it's not unless you start

16:02 ↗ talking about whoa did you see the pack

16:04 ↗ up for next week what do you think about

16:06 ↗ XY and Z so certainly you can all meet

16:09 ↗ up places inadvertently but what about

16:11 ↗ the next one you all meet for coffee to

16:13 ↗ talk about a complicated topic yeah I

16:17 ↗ can't do that I can't do that unless you

16:19 ↗ advertise it in the paper and you know

16:21 ↗ we're just not gonna but just just be

16:24 ↗ careful about that

16:25 ↗ and this is about the email again what

16:28 ↗ if one of you goes to Portland and sees

16:30 ↗ a really cool affordable housing thing

16:32 ↗ that they do or cool something can you

16:33 ↗ email a link to everybody and say wow

16:35 ↗ this is a really cool thing I attended

16:39 ↗ it would be better if you because we

16:42 ↗ love that you're excited about that

16:43 ↗ would be better if you send it to us the

16:45 ↗ staff and then the staff sends it just

16:47 ↗ so there's no like reply like well it is

16:49 ↗ really cool when the discussion starts

16:51 ↗ so we love that you're interested but

16:54 ↗ just be really careful so here's a

16:56 ↗ tricky one last year we had to go behind

16:59 ↗ closed doors for 15 minutes what do you

17:02 ↗ think it could have been what would

17:03 ↗ allow us to go back there and close the

17:05 ↗ door not going to close ourselves

17:15 ↗ it was a violation we were told by the

17:18 ↗ attorney of a violation of an Open

17:20 ↗ Meetings Act and so I had to let

17:22 ↗ everybody know of what happened and how

17:25 ↗ not to do it again so it was just one of

17:27 ↗ those that I didn't we didn't want to do

17:29 ↗ that in public on TV but we it was one

17:31 ↗ of those gentle reminders that remember

17:33 ↗ we talked about this so it's the only

17:35 ↗ reason that we would all go back in the

17:37 ↗ room back there okay

17:38 ↗ so back to the quiz which team did we

17:42 ↗ end with so you guys okay PPC's main

17:48 ↗ reason for existence PPC serves as a and

17:52 ↗ I gave you some hints here with the red

17:54 ↗ letters they start with a P and a and a

17:56 ↗ B ha nice and the mayor and provides

18:02 ↗ guidance and direction guys are hot

18:06 ↗ through continued for its akua's age

18:10 ↗ your growth guys through continued

18:13 ↗ review and improvement to the operates a

18:16 ↗ plan yes and related and directions

18:27 ↗ really close

18:28 ↗ I think development regulations bonus

18:35 ↗ points if you can name one of the yellow

18:38 ↗ or one of the with the red the yellow

18:40 ↗ asterisks or the red one of the one of

18:44 ↗ the comprehensive plans or pieces the

18:48 ↗ central issyk-kul plan yeah say it

18:52 ↗ confidently Lindsay

18:55 ↗ like that because we just my

18:58 ↗ seven-year-old answer how about a red

19:04 ↗ one can you name it red one the red

19:06 ↗ aster what's the last word in that land

19:12 ↗ use I'm gonna say development regs I

19:14 ↗ should look at my development man did Oh

19:22 ↗ documents sorry I get penalized land use

19:27 ↗ documents is it what Oh cuz are you not

19:36 ↗ on so he can't hear you okay then that's

19:42 ↗ not always a bad thing right the

19:49 ↗ Issaquah Municipal Code which we call 18

19:51 ↗ and central Issaquah standards would be

19:53 ↗ the other the main ones okay did they

19:56 ↗ get a prize or we just leave in the

19:58 ↗ candy in between them okay okay so these

20:03 ↗ are the answers to that really hard

20:07 ↗ slide so here's another really hard one

20:08 ↗ for you guys a lot of folks get this

20:12 ↗ group confused with the Development

20:13 ↗ Commission but now that we don't have

20:15 ↗ any crossover members we're gonna have

20:17 ↗ to keep them straight all by ourselves

20:19 ↗ so the Development Commission is

20:22 ↗ different than we are and they review

20:24 ↗ land-use actions you know like they

20:27 ↗ actually like like Platts yeah you're

20:32 ↗ like construction kinds of things that

20:34 ↗ are going to turn into construction so

20:36 ↗ described in Luc what would that be yep

20:40 ↗ and

20:44 ↗ it's Christmas good

20:47 ↗ and they also serve as a blank to the

20:51 ↗ City Council on land-use actions what do

20:54 ↗ they serve as yes OCN even giving any

20:57 ↗ letters for that can you name an action

20:59 ↗ that they would have advised City

21:00 ↗ Council on no a project what's a project

21:08 ↗ nice I think they do Atlas tonight how

21:13 ↗ is peanut bonus how is DC different than

21:16 ↗ PPC give them some chocolate excellent

21:22 ↗ no I'm just kidding

21:24 ↗ why how are you guys different okay

21:37 ↗ right that's what I was looking for very

21:40 ↗ good very good she's studied for this

21:44 ↗ girl yes

21:45 ↗ so the first three gateway gateway

21:48 ↗ senior Atlas and Taco Time

21:50 ↗ DC made the recommend that they actually

21:52 ↗ made the final decision on the ones they

21:56 ↗ were advisory to council would be like

21:58 ↗ the schools they were master site plans

22:00 ↗ or like Bergsma they just looked at

22:03 ↗ Bergsma for a recommendation so very

22:05 ↗ very good you guys are doing good GMA is

22:09 ↗ anyone heard of growth Management Act

22:11 ↗ yay

22:12 ↗ so you guys bonus what year was it

22:16 ↗ enacted how many people were here in

22:23 ↗ 1990 was here in 1900 okay Jonas here

22:32 ↗ okay good to know

22:34 ↗ okay what does it provide a framework

22:36 ↗ for what kind of coordination nice nice

22:42 ↗ and requires what to adopt or who to

22:45 ↗ adopt countywide planning policies

22:47 ↗ there's a clue in the question and the

22:53 ↗ county the county has to adopt

22:55 ↗ countywide policies but then we get to

22:56 ↗ weigh in on them and ratify them yep and

22:59 ↗ what does it require the establishment

23:03 ↗ of an enhance is the big red arrow

23:04 ↗ pointing to the big red line yes and why

23:09 ↗ do we care about that as Issaquah can

23:12 ↗ you see us in the boundary

23:18 ↗ of all the cities we have the most I

23:21 ↗ would say we have the most of our

23:23 ↗ boundary on the urban line so we're very

23:27 ↗ earthen and then there's yes and so we

23:31 ↗ have we all have always felt we have

23:33 ↗ more of a yes that's a good word to hold

23:39 ↗ the line to not let the line go into the

23:41 ↗ earth through the rural areas so I

23:43 ↗ wanted to be sure we mentioned that so

23:46 ↗ here are the answers you guys are way

23:49 ↗ too smart tonight which is really good

23:51 ↗ growth Management Act goals there are 14

23:54 ↗ named five shout them out because you

23:58 ↗ guys are so good you don't even need to

24:00 ↗ be in - yeah it's the first one yeah

24:07 ↗ yeah oh well yeah Environmental

24:11 ↗ Protection is that what you're going for

24:13 ↗ okay don't run with scissors yes right

24:22 ↗ right so they drew a line right well

24:27 ↗ there's a couple that deal with with

24:29 ↗ right

24:30 ↗ others Environment Protection open space

24:37 ↗ and recreation those work yep yep yes

24:41 ↗ concentration of urban growth that's

24:43 ↗ number two good

24:53 ↗ right and housing yeah affordable

24:59 ↗ housing yeah yeah yes yes about this

25:06 ↗ public facilities they want to be sure

25:08 ↗ that this is why it was great to not be

25:15 ↗ on camera because we just have property

25:19 ↗ rights is one of them that might be just

25:24 ↗ right in the middle of all of it but

25:25 ↗ these are all the reasons that all the

25:27 ↗ pieces that the state was trying to

25:29 ↗ achieve in 1990 these are all the high

25:32 ↗ hopes that they had of of why the state

25:35 ↗ needed some growth management because

25:37 ↗ people were coming and we weren't really

25:38 ↗ ready so well done you all and if we're

25:41 ↗ going too fast for the new folks you can

25:44 ↗ certainly stop us and ask us what we're

25:46 ↗ talking about or later you can ask us

25:48 ↗ you can always ask us but obviously that

25:51 ↗ everybody brought their egg game tonight

25:52 ↗ so very good this is another picture of

25:57 ↗ Issaquah and the urban growth boundary

25:59 ↗ and you can see to the west to the south

26:03 ↗ and to the east is all rural lands you

26:05 ↗ can see also they're very green and

26:07 ↗ wonderful and open most of them so the

26:10 ↗ city is very proud of that we only have

26:12 ↗ that kind of wood one potential

26:14 ↗ annexation area left to the west we we

26:20 ↗ lost half of it went went rural which

26:23 ↗ was good but we're still negotiating the

26:25 ↗ other half with King County

26:30 ↗ No okay here we go growth targets one of

26:35 ↗ our favorite thoughts the state mandated

26:38 ↗ growth targets are to establish a blank

26:40 ↗ as to how many new blank blank and blank

26:43 ↗ must be accommodated

26:45 ↗ any thoughts on those words good yes

26:57 ↗ baseline jobs jobs yeah yes excellent

27:03 ↗ bonus who knows what the dates are for

27:06 ↗ what the housing for what this housing

27:08 ↗ target is so you got your second one

27:14 ↗ right when we started this certain count

27:18 ↗ it's a long time ago seems like it

27:27 ↗ housing targets were given to us in 2006

27:34 ↗ he has a seven in it though that's good

27:40 ↗ how about jobs how many jobs were we

27:43 ↗ supposed to take a combat accommodate I

27:46 ↗ know whoops as soon as I said it I went

27:48 ↗ wrong to accommodate and it doesn't mean

27:50 ↗ we have to have them but our zoning has

27:52 ↗ to accommodate the housing units and the

27:54 ↗ jobs growth through the zoning the city

27:57 ↗ doesn't have to guarantee or we don't

27:59 ↗ have to provide them ourselves we just

28:01 ↗ have to have zoning that accommodates it

28:03 ↗ so that's kind of a fine-tuning of it

28:05 ↗ any idea of jobs you forgot what the

28:13 ↗ numbers 20,000 these jobs

28:20 ↗ okay any questions about our growth

28:21 ↗ targets you have data on where we're at

28:25 ↗ yes we're gonna do that in Shanghai

28:27 ↗ start the cut plan - ok annexations are

28:32 ↗ we getting close to 7:30 cuz stop me if

28:33 ↗ we're going over at 7:30 okay

28:36 ↗ my favorite 18 annexation since 1990

28:41 ↗ anybody here in 1990 who all was here in

28:44 ↗ 1990 just Joan Joan we're awesome King

28:51 ↗ County Island

28:52 ↗ yeah we said South Dakota Providence

28:54 ↗ point Frank yeah

28:57 ↗ the Highlands which was known as blue

29:00 ↗ and lead or grand Ridge okay and it's on

29:05 ↗ the other side yeah yeah there's five

29:10 ↗ any others turn them out there the state

29:15 ↗ park oh that's one of my favorites Lake

29:17 ↗ State Park was very North hyssop ah yes

29:21 ↗ this is just since 1990 all the places

29:24 ↗ that are in color have and this is in

29:26 ↗ your comprehensive plan which is really

29:28 ↗ exciting

29:28 ↗ because I know you're gonna want to look

29:30 ↗ this up after you go home tonight these

29:32 ↗ are all of the things that we've annexed

29:33 ↗ just since 1990 just since this growth

29:36 ↗ management act started you can see we've

29:39 ↗ been very busy and this one blows my

29:43 ↗ head open this is all of our annexation

29:45 ↗ history this is also in the

29:47 ↗ comprehensive plan you can see our

29:49 ↗ original Township is just a little itty

29:51 ↗ bitty um in Old Town of course which is

29:54 ↗ why we we should call it maybe original

29:56 ↗ town that would be another thing but

29:57 ↗ just so you know we've been a very busy

30:00 ↗ community since the beginning of time

30:03 ↗ okay who are these groups and why do we

30:07 ↗ care I do love this slide name I think

30:11 ↗ we were getting tired by here no we

30:12 ↗ weren't we love these folks name an

30:14 ↗ activity where it's acual would work

30:16 ↗ with these agencies King County Metro

30:18 ↗ transportation yeah yeah anything else I

30:23 ↗ mean that's a big one but we also work

30:27 ↗ on annexations with them

30:29 ↗ and getting rid of potential annexation

30:31 ↗ air squeak work on that too how about

30:34 ↗ the Puget Sound Regional Council either

30:37 ↗ that with the Planning Council there the

30:39 ↗ Planning Board what would we do with

30:40 ↗ them

30:41 ↗ earth management yeah Richard Briana

30:44 ↗ we're doing our growth management

30:46 ↗ targets mm-hmm

30:47 ↗ they're the ones that told us that we

30:49 ↗ could be a regional growth Center so we

30:51 ↗ were money yes we do ask them we work

30:54 ↗ with them to get yes that's a better way

30:56 ↗ to say it but we do ask them for good

30:59 ↗ good so our regional course we have

31:11 ↗ central Issaquah you know our central

31:12 ↗ supplies mm-hmm okay so we have central

31:15 ↗ Issaquah and then starting at southeast

31:18 ↗ 56 northeast 56 right by Costco and

31:22 ↗ going about over to the Creek

31:24 ↗ Pickering down south of i90 to maple and

31:30 ↗ Newport and then up Newport and then

31:34 ↗ over - do you know where the rally

31:36 ↗ properties are just west of us are 900

31:38 ↗ oh there we go that's our that is our

31:42 ↗ there you know growth center right there

31:45 ↗ and what that means is once we became a

31:46 ↗ regional growth center we had to set

31:48 ↗ target specific to that area but we also

31:51 ↗ become eligible for funds for import

31:55 ↗ infrastructure that we would not

31:56 ↗ typically be eligible for yep and a

32:01 ↗ train station which brings us to well

32:02 ↗ next bullet some transit what do we do

32:05 ↗ it down yes and st3 which will bring us

32:11 ↗ the rail station in 2041

32:15 ↗ well time that'll be the slide yes yes

32:21 ↗ yes there's so much to do how could we

32:24 ↗ leave won't you you're gonna be there

32:26 ↗ for the ribbon-cutting right no a

32:31 ↗ regional coalition for housing arch what

32:34 ↗ do you think we do with them yes where's

32:43 ↗ the Gilman thing Oh sound cities

32:45 ↗ Association what may be do with them

32:50 ↗ planning business right there 37 cities

32:56 ↗ and that we do advocacy at a state level

32:58 ↗ with them with between economic things

33:00 ↗ and Community Development and we just

33:02 ↗ sort of also together I'm sorry we get

33:04 ↗ together and work together on all sorts

33:07 ↗ of things and the joint recommendation

33:09 ↗ committee what do we do with them it's

33:16 ↗ for housing its to get more housing

33:17 ↗ funds excellent and there are all the

33:21 ↗ answers how are we doing anybody lost

33:24 ↗ yet we're just getting started

33:26 ↗ okay huh the comprehensive plan gotta

33:29 ↗ love this what is this but is the

33:31 ↗ comprehensive plan okay I'll ask it

33:36 ↗ again what does it do it establishes

33:40 ↗ overarching blank blank and blank for

33:43 ↗ the way the city will blank grow okay

33:46 ↗ we'll start from the egg sorry goals

33:51 ↗ actions and goals what do we just do

33:57 ↗ such a vision was that aha moment I'm

34:07 ↗ gonna say goals well okay and policies

34:10 ↗ yeah policies are in there there are

34:13 ↗ nine elements in the plan name five I

34:18 ↗ was in yes

34:21 ↗ good one ability no economic viability

34:28 ↗ yes - Troyes - four - yes three

34:34 ↗ excellent holding Cydia a cent housing

34:41 ↗ yeah Oh choice of housing but yes jobs

34:49 ↗ why is my capital facility so I'll give

34:52 ↗ you credit for that something fun yes

35:01 ↗ yes guys are good

35:05 ↗ now land use code very different than

35:07 ↗ the comp plan very different yet

35:09 ↗ connected blank see the blanks above

35:13 ↗ adopted in the Comprehensive Plan so

35:16 ↗ what would it do for the Comprehensive

35:19 ↗ Plan how do they how do they work

35:22 ↗ together it's how we implement the

35:26 ↗ competence yes exactly

35:27 ↗ it's it's the teeth for to get the

35:30 ↗ policies and the goals and the vision

35:31 ↗ very good there are nineteen this is a

35:35 ↗ kind of a funny one there are 19

35:37 ↗ chapters in the land-use code we're

35:39 ↗ really reaching for this can you name

35:40 ↗ five chapters what would be things that

35:43 ↗ we would look at in the land-use code

35:45 ↗ that our code kinds of things you just

35:47 ↗ worked on several of them that has

35:51 ↗ initials like design standard or oh well

35:54 ↗ our architectural what's the yeah yeah

35:57 ↗ yeah and what's something you guys just

35:59 ↗ did with initials so there's a whole

36:08 ↗ thing on standards how high how tall how

36:11 ↗ what else might be in there parking

36:13 ↗ parking yes I need yes

36:25 ↗ I'm good I don't know how to they're not

36:29 ↗ it's very good for charades the language

36:32 ↗ like the sidewalks and mobility or

36:35 ↗ something right right that would work

36:37 ↗ but anything you would look on for site

36:40 ↗ development so it would be anything to

36:43 ↗ do with permeable surfaces no stop right

36:46 ↗ there's a there's an environmental

36:47 ↗ chance right right and then you guys are

36:50 ↗ good so these are all versions the

36:53 ↗ chapters of the land use code are on one

36:55 ↗ side and the so you can see how they

36:57 ↗ would go together generally how the land

37:01 ↗ use code pieces implement the pieces of

37:04 ↗ the comp plan and this is an example

37:10 ↗ we're encouraging the encouraging you

37:13 ↗ know we use those kind of words in the

37:14 ↗ plan we encourage we create we

37:17 ↗ facilitate we all those kind of words

37:20 ↗ and then the land use code should say

37:23 ↗ shall you do this you do that you've

37:26 ↗ shelter this you may not do that you

37:28 ↗ cannot you know so it's very

37:30 ↗ black-and-white hopefully the code

37:32 ↗ because that's where our teeth are and

37:33 ↗ yet the comp plane is more aspirational

37:36 ↗ and guiding and visionary so that's the

37:39 ↗ difference and it's sometimes really

37:40 ↗ hard to keep them separate because

37:42 ↗ sometimes we'd like with the vision we

37:44 ↗ just sort of blended them and had a lot

37:46 ↗ of the vision in it but we also had some

37:47 ↗ teeth in it as well so that's we're

37:51 ↗ hoping that works really well to blend

37:52 ↗ them like that any questions on this can

37:56 ↗ you talk about PPC's relationship and

37:59 ↗ how we interact with the comprehensive

38:02 ↗ plan versus the land use code yes and

38:05 ↗ you do both in the beginning of the year

38:08 ↗ speaking of the comprehensive plan first

38:09 ↗ we're only allowed to by state law we're

38:12 ↗ only allowed to amend the comprehensive

38:14 ↗ plan once a year so in January we bring

38:17 ↗ a list of amendments to you all we call

38:19 ↗ that the docket it's really just a list

38:21 ↗ but it has a fancy name and that's where

38:24 ↗ we decide all of the pieces and parts we

38:26 ↗ want to amend that year and that goes

38:29 ↗ through council and they bless it and so

38:31 ↗ if somebody comes in

38:32 ↗ June and wants a different amendment or

38:34 ↗ another amendment we can't put it on the

38:36 ↗ docket till the next year and that's

38:38 ↗ according to the state that keeps

38:40 ↗ everyone looking at all the amendments

38:42 ↗ all at once comprehensively and not just

38:46 ↗ one at a time and not looking at them

38:49 ↗ all together so that's the comp plan and

38:51 ↗ you all are totally in charge of

38:53 ↗ recommendations and looking at the comp

38:56 ↗ plan amendments when code amendments

38:59 ↗ come through we're allowed to amend the

39:00 ↗ code whenever and however we want as

39:03 ↗ often as we want time permitting staff

39:06 ↗ permitting and so when those come to you

39:09 ↗ like with accessory dwelling units that

39:10 ↗ you just saw they either come to us

39:12 ↗ through the council has issues with

39:15 ↗ something and they ask the mayor to put

39:17 ↗ it on our work plan or we find through

39:20 ↗ applicants that we work with that

39:21 ↗ there's issues in the code that we need

39:22 ↗ to deal with it's maybe not clear and

39:24 ↗ off or it maybe it can it's conflicting

39:26 ↗ with something else then we would bring

39:29 ↗ those to you and you would recommend to

39:30 ↗ the council the changes that you've

39:33 ↗ decided on and that goes through the

39:35 ↗ council and then we keep you up to date

39:36 ↗ on what councils done with your

39:38 ↗ recommendations and that's usually on

39:40 ↗ the last sheet in your packet although

39:42 ↗ this week's it's in the middle but we

39:45 ↗ try to keep you apprised of how council

39:47 ↗ is working through your items is that

39:50 ↗ Lindsay what you were getting at how

39:52 ↗ does the comprehensive plan tie in or

39:54 ↗ relate to the vision the vision is in

39:57 ↗ the comprehensive plan and the central

40:00 ↗ Issaquah plan is a sub area of the big

40:03 ↗ comprehensive plan and also the old town

40:05 ↗ sub area plan is our two sub area plans

40:09 ↗ that we have in the city the old town

40:11 ↗ was first and we're updating that one

40:13 ↗ now and the reason we were hoping that

40:15 ↗ the new folks could go on the tour is

40:17 ↗ that the public hearing is in June and

40:19 ↗ we didn't want you all to come in cold

40:21 ↗ to the public hearing where we're hoping

40:23 ↗ if you're able that you'd make a

40:24 ↗ recommendation to council but we didn't

40:26 ↗ want your first meeting to be having to

40:28 ↗ make a recommendation on something that

40:30 ↗ you're just seeing something and if

40:32 ↗ we're not ready in June then we don't

40:34 ↗ have to be ready but we just thought we

40:36 ↗ would we would try to get everybody

40:37 ↗ ready

40:38 ↗ Patricia it would be really nice if you

40:40 ↗ could

40:41 ↗ to link to the comprehensive plan and

40:42 ↗ the land use code tutor members so that

40:45 ↗ they have that as a full reference point

40:48 ↗ sure yes

40:53 ↗ yeah so you'll have all the answers as

40:55 ↗ long as you don't share it with Jane

40:58 ↗ Jason who will be coming in July and we

41:00 ↗ will make sure that he takes this watch

41:03 ↗ this video that's true we may have to

41:05 ↗ think of new questions we're gonna make

41:08 ↗ him do it by himself on camera next

41:10 ↗ meeting good like jeopardy have an

41:12 ↗ answer all encodes okay excellent

41:15 ↗ you guys have good good questions oh I

41:18 ↗ think I already set all this stuff okay

41:21 ↗ there have been oh this is a good one

41:23 ↗ there have been for planning

41:24 ↗ implementation activities are evolving

41:26 ↗ around Old Town do you guys remember

41:28 ↗ what they have been including the one

41:34 ↗ that you're in the middle of now can you

41:36 ↗ name another one

41:37 ↗ there's the streetscape plan yeah yep

41:41 ↗ and there was also the stormwater that

41:46 ↗ was going on for a while and then before

41:48 ↗ that what did we call the Andrea's group

42:00 ↗ that started started the ball rolling in

42:03 ↗ Sunset yes and we sent out this cute

42:07 ↗ little postcard to everybody and those

42:08 ↗ were the four things that we're going on

42:11 ↗ we try to keep people involved this is

42:14 ↗ Old Town the green blob and where it

42:17 ↗ fits into the city and this is where the

42:19 ↗ tour is going to be tonight and the

42:24 ↗ standards which is not in the new

42:26 ↗ standards but this isn't the existing

42:28 ↗ standards and then how it relates to the

42:30 ↗ actually specific design standards so

42:34 ↗ again there's aspirational with the plan

42:36 ↗ and then more black and white teeth

42:39 ↗ kinds of things in the code in the

42:41 ↗ design standards so that's how they're

42:43 ↗ different and hopefully I'm not going to

42:47 ↗ say hopefully we will be working on

42:50 ↗ amendments to these next year based on

42:53 ↗ what the REC

42:54 ↗ nations have been in the plan so far any

42:57 ↗ questions on that hey look we're done

43:03 ↗ with this

43:04 ↗ as of Monday night the city is

43:09 ↗ officially or unofficially is it

43:11 ↗ official done with the moratorium they

43:13 ↗ adapted the vision I will send you the

43:16 ↗ link of the new visions although that

43:18 ↗ they don't take effect until August

43:21 ↗ because because we have some more things

43:24 ↗ to do it'll be okay but we adopted the

43:28 ↗ visions and the ad use and storage and

43:33 ↗ storage units but not on hotels so those

43:36 ↗ were the big three that PPC worked on

43:38 ↗ that went to Council in council took

43:39 ↗ action

43:40 ↗ so that was pretty exciting so I named a

43:42 ↗ few of the six items what are three

43:44 ↗ items that are not the vision that you

43:47 ↗ all worked on every blasted one of them

43:49 ↗ ding yes what kind of parking structure

43:53 ↗ yes what else did you guys work on for

43:56 ↗ the moratorium for design or area regime

44:22 ↗ no density went to words to words how

44:25 ↗ many syllables yeah it was a tricky one

44:32 ↗ what else did you guys work on remember

44:38 ↗ affordable housing that one these were

44:44 ↗ the six and you worked on and as Keith's

44:47 ↗ email said your fingerprints were all

44:49 ↗ over all of these not just the vision

44:51 ↗ thank you

44:52 ↗ hopefully we won't have anything quite

44:55 ↗ that intense but we might know we're

44:57 ↗ ready

44:58 ↗ central is taqwa' if you all just worked

45:02 ↗ on this for a long long time the

45:04 ↗ boundaries now are

45:05 ↗ the same as on this picture so I'm just

45:07 ↗ going to click right through it again

45:10 ↗ the plan has those chapters or elements

45:14 ↗ or whatever we call them and then the

45:15 ↗ standards which have the teeth have 17

45:19 ↗ now they have 18 because architecture

45:21 ↗ old design standards are chapter 18 of

45:25 ↗ the standards so we'll be delving into

45:28 ↗ those kind of cleaning them up now that

45:30 ↗ we have all new pieces in there we kind

45:32 ↗ of have to make sure they all really fit

45:34 ↗ really well so those are the two

45:36 ↗ different pieces for that and it so send

45:39 ↗ a link to the sims first yeah I see yes

45:43 ↗ four I'm going to just say everything

45:46 ↗ and this because this is all on it this

45:48 ↗ is one of the slides and this is again

45:49 ↗ how there's general in the plan

45:51 ↗ aspirational but the green necklace

45:53 ↗ which is another great piece you all

45:55 ↗ worked on and then how the standards

45:57 ↗ talked about the green necklace and

46:00 ↗ parks and that kind of thing and how

46:02 ↗ they're connected but they're different

46:04 ↗ okay no that's coming to great question

46:12 ↗ that's coming to you for a public

46:13 ↗ hearing on June I think is it 14th the

46:15 ↗ next meeting me now 28 it's the first

46:19 ↗ meeting of that it's the same night that

46:21 ↗ we do elections so that will be a great

46:27 ↗ night but that's the big big strategic

46:29 ↗ plan this is from the central plan this

46:34 ↗ was one of the visions of the central

46:35 ↗ plant can you tell where it is no can

46:43 ↗ you tell the building in the foreground

46:44 ↗ Oh mm-hmm head top on it

46:56 ↗ no yes yes that's the future yes and

47:00 ↗ then this one this was what we thought

47:04 ↗ another corner should look like anyone

47:06 ↗ recognize it and the third one you can

47:15 ↗ still see the forested hillsides and

47:17 ↗ corner there in the middle nice you guys

47:22 ↗ are wait we're gonna have to be harder

47:23 ↗ next time a typical year we talked about

47:26 ↗ this a little bit with a jacket the list

47:28 ↗ it comes out you review on you we do

47:32 ↗ interviews for new rock stars to join

47:33 ↗ our group in April and May and then we

47:37 ↗ look at the Transportation Improvement

47:38 ↗ Program which is all the list of

47:40 ↗ transportation projects that we hope to

47:43 ↗ achieve in the next six years then we

47:46 ↗ review all the complan and code

47:47 ↗ amendments through June through August

47:49 ↗ and then we make all our recommendations

47:52 ↗ to the council and then once we've got

47:54 ↗ that going to Council then we start back

47:56 ↗ into code amendments that's a piece of

47:59 ↗ cake with all over again and then we

48:02 ↗ throw a moratorium into everything and

48:04 ↗ yes just to make it super interesting

48:06 ↗ any questions about the typical year

48:11 ↗ right and the other piece while we're

48:15 ↗ talking about meetings is we hope that

48:18 ↗ all the alternate members will always

48:20 ↗ come to all the meetings you are always

48:23 ↗ welcome

48:24 ↗ we all during a regular typical meeting

48:26 ↗ we all sit up in the front you all get

48:28 ↗ to talk you all get to talk and discuss

48:30 ↗ and all those things the only thing

48:32 ↗ alternates cannot do if there's enough

48:34 ↗ if there's a quorum and then if there's

48:37 ↗ seven members is you can't actually make

48:40 ↗ a motion or vote but we will note your

48:42 ↗ comments in the minutes so that that

48:45 ↗ folks know sort of how that what

48:48 ↗ everybody's thinking and so we want you

48:50 ↗ to know that you're super important like

48:52 ↗ all the other like everyone else but

48:54 ↗ there's just that little tricky thing

48:55 ↗ about voting but wanted to to put that

48:58 ↗ out there this is a page a typical page

49:02 ↗ of the docket I will also send around

49:05 ↗ the docket and hopefully no one will

49:06 ↗ fall over

49:08 ↗ but this is sort of what the docket

49:10 ↗ looks like it has the items who's

49:11 ↗ supposed to work on it why we do it is

49:13 ↗ it a new one is it an old one that we do

49:16 ↗ every year that kind of thing this is

49:21 ↗ this is I think that was taken out I

49:23 ↗ think we're taking it out aren't we

49:25 ↗ yeah we're revising it to take the

49:26 ↗ moment we've been we're supposed to

49:29 ↗ propose to take that out yeah typical

49:34 ↗ meeting yeah their typical aren't they

49:35 ↗ you do the minutes like you did tonight

49:38 ↗ then we present a topic we hear public

49:40 ↗ comment from all the people here then we

49:43 ↗ discuss the topic some more one of the

49:45 ↗ members regular members makes a motion

49:47 ↗ you talk about the motion there might be

49:49 ↗ second you know so it goes along

49:51 ↗ Robert's Rules of Order the in their

49:53 ↗ packet there's the whole bylaws that's

49:57 ↗ very technical about what we do what

49:59 ↗ kind of a laid-back group work not as

50:02 ↗ technical as that made us sound but

50:03 ↗ we're very organized but the really cool

50:07 ↗ thing is if you're not here you can

50:10 ↗ actually see all the fun that we've had

50:12 ↗ by looking at the YouTube channel on the

50:15 ↗ city website which is usually up and

50:17 ↗ running the next morning if not that

50:19 ↗ night wes is super great at getting it

50:21 ↗ up right away if you were like you know

50:24 ↗ babysitting or something you can't be

50:26 ↗ here you can usually click on that night

50:28 ↗ and it's it's up and running and if you

50:30 ↗ are not here we would expect that to

50:34 ↗ come to the next meeting that you would

50:36 ↗ have watched all the meetings that you

50:38 ↗ didn't go to and made sure that you were

50:39 ↗ up to speed on the information in the

50:41 ↗ packet so that everybody voting and

50:43 ↗ discussing has all the same information

50:44 ↗ that's really important the mayor's

50:46 ↗ stressed that when we talked to her

50:48 ↗ about the bylaws that that's just a

50:50 ↗ given that everybody should be up to

50:52 ↗ speed on everything please let us know

50:55 ↗ if you're not going to be here when we

50:57 ↗ send out that notice right away it's

50:59 ↗ usually Thursdays or Fridays if we're

51:01 ↗ running late if you could let us know as

51:03 ↗ soon as you can that you be there and

51:05 ↗ you're not going to be here that helps

51:06 ↗ us understand if we have a quorum or not

51:08 ↗ so that we can vote if it's a public

51:10 ↗ hearing okay that's just super helpful

51:12 ↗ to us

51:13 ↗ Trish is it still true we have

51:15 ↗ you and Dominique know it's the best

51:18 ↗ that way in case she's gone her I'm gone

51:20 ↗ at least one of us will know and I had

51:24 ↗ and I wanted one Jason's here I'll give

51:29 ↗ my cell phone too because sometimes I

51:30 ↗ leave you know early to get here and

51:33 ↗ then if you've emailed me that you're

51:34 ↗ not going to be here I wouldn't get it

51:36 ↗ but I'll give you cell phone only to

51:39 ↗ tell me if you're not going to be ok

51:41 ↗ don't be texting me on the weekends with

51:43 ↗ no any questions about meetings voting

51:49 ↗ anything like that these are the how do

51:53 ↗ I Lindsey was saying that the comp plan

51:55 ↗ and the codes they're all on the website

51:57 ↗ and I can send you some information on

51:59 ↗ how to get there

52:01 ↗ the major projects map and list if

52:03 ↗ you're driving by and you see a

52:05 ↗ construction site or you see a big sign

52:07 ↗ you can go on our city map and you can

52:09 ↗ see exactly what's going on and what

52:11 ↗ documents have come in for that site and

52:13 ↗ which ones are new which documents are

52:15 ↗ new or not there's a place on the

52:17 ↗ website you can subscribe subscribe to

52:19 ↗ updates so they have like the community

52:23 ↗ events concerts on the green the farmers

52:27 ↗ market or planning issues road closures

52:30 ↗ I mean there's all sorts of things

52:31 ↗ there's a whole list of things that you

52:33 ↗ can subscribe for updates on the website

52:35 ↗ it's really pretty great sometimes I

52:37 ↗ hear more of my news through the website

52:39 ↗ update than I do from just walking

52:40 ↗ around the office and again if you want

52:43 ↗ to watch a PPC member PPC meeting again

52:45 ↗ or council meeting or council committee

52:47 ↗ meeting they're all on the YouTube

52:49 ↗ channel and they're sometimes they're

52:53 ↗ fun to watch again sometimes they might

52:54 ↗ be a little painful to watch again but

52:56 ↗ it's still the right thing is you can

52:58 ↗ watch them at 2 times speed

53:02 ↗ I do that all the time it shortens a

53:05 ↗ three hour meeting to an hour and a half

53:06 ↗ oh I see there you have some advice from

53:09 ↗ my matter I wouldn't have thought that

53:11 ↗ but that's really good with the new all

53:15 ↗ the new moratorium pieces that we've

53:17 ↗ done we're hoping to do a sample project

53:19 ↗ to development commission to have a

53:21 ↗ sample site plan and say this is how the

53:23 ↗ new parking vertical makes use all the

53:26 ↗ pieces fit into a new site plan and

53:28 ↗ we're I'm hoping that we invite you all

53:30 ↗ to be in the audience so that you can

53:32 ↗ see how all your good work turned into

53:33 ↗ an actual project but that's coming soon

53:36 ↗ we don't know have we don't have a date

53:37 ↗ for that yet questions comments did we

53:42 ↗ really get done in an hour

53:45 ↗ so what I can't see the fun it's only

53:48 ↗ seven twenty five nice job

53:50 ↗ anything else - any questions is there

53:54 ↗ any difference to our we had a

53:55 ↗ discussion about like excused absence

53:57 ↗ recording that was going to be changing

53:59 ↗ as far as like and then in the bylaws I

54:02 ↗ believe it mentioned five days well

54:05 ↗ there are five days is for regular like

54:08 ↗ ones that you know of right now like I

54:10 ↗ have to go out of town on business so

54:11 ↗ I'm going to be gone but if like

54:12 ↗ something awful happens which we hope

54:14 ↗ nothing ever awful but all of a sudden

54:16 ↗ like you're stuck at an airport and you

54:19 ↗ can't what ever happened as long as you

54:24 ↗ notify us right away that's still

54:25 ↗ excused but if you just don't show am i

54:28 ↗ yeah then when we're doing it the way

54:31 ↗ the council does it that it's unexcused

54:33 ↗ and I think if there's three that the

54:35 ↗ mayor can decide to but hopefully we

54:39 ↗ would never get to that but the thing I

54:42 ↗ would say is that almost all of our

54:44 ↗ meetings are here but sometimes they're

54:45 ↗ in other places now being somebody who

54:48 ↗ shows up here sometimes like where is

54:49 ↗ everybody

54:50 ↗ right and we try to we try to write

54:53 ↗ because I don't

54:55 ↗ I don't read the thing to cover right

54:58 ↗ and I tried no just the front page

55:00 ↗ versus the location

55:01 ↗ I always just once here I'm trying to

55:04 ↗ see where there's a schedule in your

55:10 ↗ packet it's usually at the end and now

55:12 ↗ that it's not at the end I can't find it

55:14 ↗ yeah it looks like this one and it's

55:18 ↗ always completely accurate well I'll say

55:21 ↗ it's accurate when I printed it but

55:23 ↗ often things change and meeting topics

55:25 ↗ move around but at least there's a

55:27 ↗ guesstimate of what we're talking about

55:30 ↗ on any given night and so sometimes

55:32 ↗ you'll already know that while in

55:33 ↗ October I'm not going to be here I'm

55:35 ↗ going to be in Pasadena and then just

55:38 ↗ let us know so that we can say well

55:40 ↗ someone's in Pasadena so we might not

55:42 ↗ have a quorum that night if everybody is

55:43 ↗ in Pasadena that night but it's just

55:45 ↗ sort of a way that for you to orient

55:47 ↗ your schedules to know that things are

55:49 ↗ going on

55:50 ↗ any other questions do you want to make

55:55 ↗ the announcement about the tour to make

56:07 ↗ sure that we understand all the things

56:09 ↗ about Old Town that we are going to be

56:11 ↗ discussing in the future and so we will

56:16 ↗ be leaving here shortly

56:18 ↗ and not coming back here to city to

56:22 ↗ council chamber so if anybody wants to

56:25 ↗ follow us and we tour along or to meet

56:29 ↗ up with us at any time

56:30 ↗ the map of our or is online in the pack

56:36 ↗ access it there or we have paper copies

56:38 ↗ source here for our viewing oh we do

56:41 ↗ have a viewing audience okay and that's

56:45 ↗ right and so everybody take your stuff

56:47 ↗ because we'll all be locked up close use

56:53 ↗ this is a meeting and close this meeting

56:55 ↗ or we just going to get up and leave I

56:57 ↗ think because it's the schedule says we

57:00 ↗ adjourn in the parking lot after but I

57:02 ↗ think would be better to adjourn

57:04 ↗ I think we should adjourn now this part

57:06 ↗ this part of the meeting we will be

57:10 ↗ right yeah so it's still a commercial

57:13 ↗ mission meeting but there it won't be

57:15 ↗ recorded okay thank you for saying that

57:19 ↗ I would if I got in trouble

57:38 ↗ you

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