I.

CALL MEETING TO ORDER

II.

ROLL CALL

III.

PROCLAMATIONS

PROCLAIMED

A.

Pride Month - June 2022 - To be Accepted by Jenny Sayward, Northshore Pride Group

B.

National Gun Violence Awareness Day - June 3, 2022

IV.

FLAG SALUTE

V.

AGENDA APPROVAL

VI.

PUBLIC COMMENTS

A.

We welcome our community members to the Council’s meeting. In this forum, the Council does not engage or dialogue with the public; the primary role of the Council is to listen. Please use the “raise hand” feature now if you wish to speak. Guest must address comments to the Mayor and City Council. The Clerk will acknowledge your request and call your name when it is your turn. Your time will start when we confirm that we can hear you. Please state your name and city of residence for the record and keep your comments to the allotted time. We will not split your time with others or reset your time except by express approval of the Presiding Officer. Screen-sharing is not allowed; you can submit materials to the Council or Clerk in advance. Please do not comment about pending development projects on which the Council will make future decisions as those are quasi-judicial matters, and Councilmembers must limit their communications about such matters. This meeting is being recorded. Thank you for taking the time to express your comments.

VII.

CONSENT AGENDA

APPROVED (ITEMS A-C)

A.

Approve Total Check #s 49605 through 49685 totaling $618,162.56 and Total Payroll/Taxes/Flexible Spending/Retirement & Health Savings Account Electronic Deposits Dated 5/06/22 in the amount totaling $178,930.64, and an ACH Payment to Road Construction NW in the amount of $157,058.65,  and an ACH Payment to Thomco Construction  in the amount of $117,877.52, and ACH Payment to WA Federal Bank in the amount of $110,910.47.

B.

Receive and File March 2022 Financial Report

C.

Authorize the City Manager to execute Contract 22-C2767 with Verra Mobility in the amount of $562,500 over 5 years to provide traffic safety camera services and equipment for the KAPE program

D.

Adopt Resolution 22-382,  Approving the 2022 Pedestrian Facilities Plan

RESOLUTION 22-382 APPROVED AS AMENDED (NE 185th Tolt Trail 73rd-80th Project #92 Removed)

VIII.

STUDY SESSION AGENDA

PRESENTED & DISCUSSED

A.

Downtown Revitalization with guest Rod Stevens of Business Street, LLC

IX.

BUSINESS AGENDA

A.

Affordable Housing Development Proposal Update, presented by Assistant City Manager/ ARPA Administrator Stephanie Lucash, for Discussion

PLYMOUTH HOUSING ANNOUNCED AS PROJECT PARTNER

B.

National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Surface Water Permit Update, presented by Environmental Services Manager Richard Sawyer, for Information

STAFF PRESENTED UPDATE

X.

STAFF REPORT

A.

In-Person Hybrid Meetings Discussion and Action - Anastasiya Warhol, City Clerk

COUNCIL WILL MOVE FORWARD WITH THE HYBRID OPTION

B.

Intersection Widths/Curb Bulbs on Juanita Drive - John Vicente, City Engineer

COUNCIL VOTED TO WIDEN CROSSING DISTANCE AT 163RD BY TWO FEET

C.

State Planning Grant Opportunity - Debbie Bent, Community Development Director

CONSENSUS GATHERED FOR THE MAYOR TO SIGN GRANT LETTER

XI.

COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS & COMMENTS

A.

Coffee with Council - Councilmember Kugler

AMENDED FORMAT TO BE DISCUSSED AGAIN IN JULY

XII.

ADJOURNMENT

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

A.

June 3-4, 2022 Council Retreat

June 13, 2022  Special & Regular Meeting

June 21, 2022 (Tuesday) Regular Meeting

June 27, 2022 Regular Meeting