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SCA Public Issues CommitteeFebruary 9, 2022 – 7:00 PMPursuant to the Governor’s Proclamation 20-28.15 , the February 9, 2022 Public Issues Committee (PIC)meeting will be held virtually.Members of the public may view or listen to the meeting using the following methods:From computer, tablet or wd N0Z6NXk3MnVVWm1ic3dBODJ2bFkwQT09Or dial in by phone: 1-253-215-8782 / 863 0768 7926/ Passcode: 521415AGENDA1.Welcome and Roll Call – Bill Boyce, Kent, Chair5 minutes2.Public Comment – Bill Boyce, Kent, Chair10 minutes3.Approval of Minutes – January 12, 2022 MeetingPage 55 minutes4.Chair’s Report – Bill Boyce, Kent, Chair5 minutes5.Executive Director’s Report – Brian Parry, SCA Polcy Director5 minutes6.Legislative Session UpdateDISCUSSIONPage 11Brian Parry, SCA Policy Director30 minutes7.Regional Board and Committee AppointmentsACTIONPage 13Brian Parry, SCA Policy Director10 minutes8.Regional Transportation Plan UpdateDISCUSSIONPage 19Brian Parry, SCA Policy Director20 minutes9.Regional Wastewater TreatmentUPDATEPage 32Kazia Mermel, SCA Policy Analyst10 minutesSCA PIC February 9, 20221
10. King County Homeless CountUPDATEPage 36Hali Willis, SCA Policy Analyst10 minutes11. Levies and Ballot Measures in King CountyUPDATEPage 38Brian Parry, SCA Policy Director5 minutes12. Upcoming Events13. SCA Board Meeting – Wednesday, February 16, 2022 – 10:00 AM to Noonb. SCA Public Issues Committee Meeting – Wednesday, March 9, 2022 – 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM13. For the Good of the Order14. AdjournSCA PIC February 9, 20222
Sound Cities AssociationMissionTo provide leadership through advocacy, education, mutual support andnetworking to cities in King County as they act locally andpartner regionally to create livable vital communities.VisionCapitalizing on the diversity of our cities to lead policy change to make thePuget Sound region the best in the world.ValuesSCA aspires to create an environment that fosters mutual support, respect, trust,fairness and integrity for the greater good of the association and its membership.SCA operates in a consistent, inclusive, and transparent manner thatrespects the diversity of our members and encourages open discussionand risk-taking.SCA PIC February 9, 20223
ADS Advisory CouncilAHCAFIS Advisory CommitteeAWCBOHCSOCYABDCHSDVI Task ForceEDDBEMACEMS Advisory Task PECKCRHALEOFF1 Disability BoardLHWMPLHWMP NPSRCRLSJCRPCRPECRTCCommonly Used AcronymsAdvisory Council on Aging and Disability ServicesAffordable Housing CommitteeAutomated Fingerprint Identification System Advisory CommitteeAssociation of Washington CitiesBoard of HealthCombined Sewer OverflowsChildren and Youth Advisory BoardKing County Department of Community and Human ServicesDomestic Violence Initiative Regional Task ForceCentral Puget Sound Economic Development District BoardEmergency Management Advisory CommitteeEmergency Medical Services Levy Advisory Task ForceEastside Transportation PartnershipPSRC Growth Management Policy BoardKing County Growth Management Planning CouncilGreater Seattle PartnersInterjurisdictional Team – staff support to the GMPCJoint Recommendations Committee for Community Development Block GrantsKing County-Cities Climate CollaborationKing Conservation DistrictKing Conservation District Advisory CommitteeKing County Flood Control DistrictKing County Flood Control District Advisory CommitteeKing County Project Evaluation CommitteeKing County Regional Homelessness AuthorityLaw Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters Plan 1 Disability BoardLocal Hazardous Waste Management ProgramLocal Hazardous Waste Management Program Management CoordinationCommitteeMental Illness and Drug Dependency Oversight CommitteeMetropolitan King County CouncilMunicipal Research Services CenterMetropolitan Solid Waste Management Advisory CommitteeMetropolitan Water Pollution Abatement Advisory CommitteePublic Issues CommitteePublic Safety Answering PointsPuget Sound Clean Air AgencyPuget Sound Clean Air Agency Advisory CouncilPuget Sound Emergency Radio NetworkPuget Sound Regional CouncilRegional Law Safety and Justice CommitteeRegional Policy CommitteePSRC Regional Project Evaluation CommitteeRegional Transit CommitteeSCA PIC February 9, 20224
RWQCSCASCAACGSCATBdSeaShoreSKHHPSWACTPBWTDRegional Water Quality CommitteeSound Cities AssociationSouth Central Action Area Caucus GroupSouth County Area Transportation BoardSeashore Transportation ForumSouth King Housing and Homelessness PartnersSolid Waste Advisory CommitteePSRC Transportation Policy BoardKing County Wastewater Treatment DivisionSCA PIC February 9, 20225
SCA Public Issues CommitteeDRAFT MINUTESJanuary 12, 2022TELEPHONIC1. Welcome and Roll CallPIC Chair Council President Bill Boyce, Kent, called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. 33 citieswere represented ( Attachment A ).Guests present included Deputy Mayor James Jeyaraj, Auburn (PIC Alternate); CouncilmemberRami Al-Kabra, Bothell (PIC Alternate); Councilmember Zach Hall, Issaquah (PIC Alternate);Councilmember Amy Falcone, Kirkland (PIC Alternate); Councilmember Lorri Bodi, Lake ForestPark (PIC Alternate); Councilmember Senayet Negusse, SeaTac (PIC Alternate); Mayor AngelaBirney, Redmond (PIC Alternate); Councilmember Larry Goldman, Lake Forest Park;Councilmember Paul Charbonneau, Newcastle; Councilmember Ed Prince, Renton;Councilmember Iris Guzman, SeaTac; Councilmember Tracy Furutani, SeaTac; Lacey Jane Wolfe,Bellevue staff; Doug Levy, Renton consultant; Kyle Moore, SeaTac staff; Diana Hart, Woodinvillestaff; John Sheller, King County Library System; Jenny Huston, King County staff; Tom Goff, KingCounty Council staff.SCA Policy Director Brian Parry provided an overview of how the meeting would be facilitatedusing Zoom Webinar. He noted that any discussion in the chat logs would be maintained forpublic records purposes and included in the PIC minutes ( Attachment B ).2. Public CommentChair Boyce asked if there was anyone in attendance who would like to provide publiccomment. Seeing none, the public comment period was closed.3. Approval of the December 8, 2021 PIC MinutesChair Boyce asked if there were any amendments to the December 8, 2021 PIC minutes.Councilmember Ross Loudenback, North Bend, moved, seconded by Councilmember DavidBaker, Kenmore, to approve the December 8, 2021 minutes. Councilmember ValerieO’Halloran, Renton, said that she would be abstaining from voting on the minutes as she was anew member and was not at the December meeting. The motion passed 32-0-1. The city ofRenton abstained.4. Chair’s ReportChair Boyce welcomed new members to PIC and thanked members for the opportunity to chairPIC in 2022.5. Executive Director’s ReportFebruary 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 1: DRAFT Minutes SCA PIC January 12, 20226
SCA Executive Director Deanna Dawson reported on recent SCA activities and upcomingtrainings and events.6. PIC OrientationSCA Executive Director Deanna Dawson lead members through an PIC 101 presentation,providing an orientation on role of SCA and how PIC works to develop policy positions on behalfof the SCA’s 38 member cities.7. 2022 PIC Meeting ScheduleSCA Executive Director Deanna Dawson reported that PIC typically adopts a schedule at its firstmeeting of the year describing the time and manner of meetings. PIC typically meets on thesecond Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM. Due to the COVID-19 public health crisis, the PICis currently meeting remotely.Councilmember Kate Kruller, Tukwila, moved, seconded by Councilmember Joseph Cimaomo,Covington to approve Resolution 2022-1 setting the 2022 Public Issues Committee meetingschedule. There was no discussion. The motion passed unanimously.8. 2022 SCA Legislative AgendaSCA Policy Director Brian Parry reported the SCA legislative agenda is drafted to reflectlegislative priorities found in common in city agendas across the SCA membership. Draft SCAlegislative priorities for 2022 were reviewed by the Public Issues Committee (PIC) at its meetingon December 8, 2021. PIC members provided feedback, which was incorporated into therevised draft legislative agenda where there was consensus and consistency with city legislativeagendas received by SCA. A revised draft was distributed to PIC members by SCA staff onDecember 17 for any additional feedback prior to distribution of the January 2022 PIC packet.PIC voted in December to bring back the draft legislative agenda, with any revisions, to theJanuary 12, 2022 PIC meeting where PIC may take action to recommend final adoption by theSCA board of directors.Deputy Mayor Traci Buxton, Des Moines, thanked SCA staff for their work on the legislativepriorities and noted that she was able to borrow some of the language to help reach consensuson legislative priorities in another forum.Mayor Nancy Backus, Auburn, moved, seconded by Councilmember Joseph Cimaomo,Covington, to recommend the 2022 SCA Legislative Agenda, as presented in Item 8, to theSCA board of directors. There was no discussion. The motion passed unanimously.9. Informational ItemsChair Boyce noted that there was an informational item in the meeting packet related toupcoming levies and ballot measures.10. Upcoming EventsChair Boyce highlighted upcoming SCA events, including:a. SCA Board Meeting – Wednesday, January 19, 2022 – 10:00 AM to NoonFebruary 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 1: DRAFT Minutes SCA PIC January 12, 20227
b. SCA Public Issues Committee Meeting – Wednesday, February 9, 2022 – 7:00 PM to 9:00PM11. For the Good of the OrderCouncilmember Vanessa Kritzer, Redmond, noted that she serves on the King ConservationDistrict (KCD) Advisory Committee. She said that elections for the KCD Board of Supervisorswould be on January 18, 2022, and members can find out more and registered voters can voteat www.kcd.org/elections.12. AdjournThe meeting was adjourned 8:52 PM.February 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 1: DRAFT Minutes SCA PIC January 12, 20228
Public Issues Committee MeetingJanuary 12, 2022CityAlgonaAuburnBeaux Arts VillageBellevueBlack DiamondBothellBurienCarnationClyde HillCovingtonDes MoinesDuvallEnumclawFederal WayHunts PointIssaquahKenmoreKentKirklandLake Forest ParkMaple ValleyMedinaMercer IslandMiltonNewcastleNormandy ParkNorth ykomishSnoqualmieTukwilaWoodinvilleYarrow PointRepresentativeAlternateNancy BackusAletha HowesJanice ZahnTamie DeadyJames McNealJames JeyarajKim LiskMarianne KlaasJoseph CimaomoTraci BuxtonMichelle HoggChance LaFleurSusan HondaDustin GreenTola MartsDavid BakerBill BoyceKelli CurtisTom FrenchSean KellyJennifer GaroneDavid RosenbaumShanna Styron SherrellLinda NewingSue-Ann HohimerRoss LoudenbackLeanne GuierVanessa KritzerArmondo PavoneAmy LamJake SimpsonChris RobertsHenry SladekJames MayhewKate KrullerZach HallJeremy BarksdaleRami Al-KabraKristina SoltysRick ShafferCorrie Koopman FrazierLydia Assefa-DawsonAmy FalconeLorri BodiTim CedarPaul CharbonneauHeather KoellenAngela BirneyValerie O'HalloranKent TreenSenayet NegusseJohn RamsdellCara ChristensenKathy HougardyRachel Best-CampbellKaty HarrisCities present at the meeting are bolded. Voting representatives present are highlighted.February 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 1: DRAFT Minutes SCA PIC January 12, 20229
SCA Public Issues Committee – January 12, 2022Attachment B – Zoom Chat Log19:09:56 From Angela Birney to Everyone:should I be in the meeing?19:10:56 From Angela Birney to Leah Willoughby, SCA(Direct Message):Thank you!19:15:28 From Sound Cities Association to Everyone:NameTitleCityNumber of years on councilNumber of years on PIC19:34:19 From Senayet Negusse, She/her - SeaTac City DM to Everyone:Amazing!!20:31:42 From Leah Willoughby, SCA to Everyone:Regional Board and Committee Orientation 2022 Recording20:31:54 From Leah Willoughby, SCA to board-committee-appointee-orientation/20:34:10 From Amy Lam, Sammamish to Leah Willoughby, SCA(Direct Message):Thank you!20:52:46 From Senayet Negusse, She/her - SeaTac City DM to Everyone:Thank you for a great meeting!February 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 1: DRAFT Minutes SCA PIC January 12, 202210
February 9, 2022SCA PIC MeetingItem 6:Legislative Session UpdateDISCUSSIONSCA Staff ContactBrian Parry, SCA Policy Director, brian@soundcities.org , 206-499-4159DiscussionStaff from the Association of Washington Cities will provide an update on the 2022Washington State Legislative Session. Time will be allotted for questions and answers.Members are encouraged to provide any questions or topics of interest to SCA staff inadvance of the meeting to help facilitate discussion.BackgroundThe 2022 Washington State Legislative Session began on January 10 for a 60-day regularsession. Session will come to a close on March 10, 2022. Several important legislativecutoff dates are slated to occur in the first half of February. These are key dates where thefuture of many bills will be decided, and an important time to be in contact with legislatorsabout city priorities.Upcoming cutoff deadlines include: February 3 – Deadline for bills to pass out of policy committees February 7 – Deadline for bills to pass out of fiscal committees February 15 – Deadline for bills to pass out of their chamber of originPIC will be joined at the February meeting by staff from the Association of Washington Cities(AWC) who will provide an update to PIC members on key legislative priorities for 2022. AWC’slatest weekly “hot sheet,” which tracks priority bills AWC is supporting and opposing, can befound here .2022 SCA Legislative AgendaThe 2022 SCA Legislative Agenda as recommended by PIC, was approved by the SCA Board ofDirectors in January. Key priority areas identified by SCA members include requests to promoteeconomic recovery; invest in transportation and mobility; address housing instability; clarifycertain statewide law enforcement reforms; and, address the fiscal needs of cities. A copy ofthe 2022 SCA Legislative Agenda can be found in Attachment A .Next StepsQuestions or feedback can be provided to SCA Policy Director Brian Parry,brian@soundcities.org , 206-499-4159.SCA PIC February 9, 2022Item 611
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February 9, 2022SCA PIC MeetingItem 7:Regional Board and Committee AppointmentsACTION ITEMSCA Staff ContactBrian Parry, SCA Policy Director, brian@soundcities.org , 206-499-4159SCA PIC Nominating Committee MembersCouncilmember Ross Loudenback, North Bend, Chair; Councilmember Chance LaFleur,Enumclaw; Councilmember Kelli Curtis, Kirkland; Councilmember Traci Buxton, Des MoinesActionThe PIC Nominating Committee recommends the following regional board and committeeappointments to fill vacant SCA positions: Councilmember Jenne Alderks, Bothell, to fill a vacant alternate position on theDomestic Violence Initiative Regional Task Force;Councilmember Karen Howe, Sammamish, to fill a vacant alternate position on theJoint Recommendations Committee;Councilmember Sarah Moore, Burien, to fill a vacant alternate position on the KingCounty Flood Control District Advisory Committee; and,Councilmember Kathy Hougardy, Tukwila, to fill a vacant alternate position on theRegional Transit Committee.If approved by PIC, the recommendations will be sent to the SCA Board of Directors for finalapproval at their meeting on February 16.The PIC Nominating Committee met on February 1, 2022 to consider nominations to fill vacantalternate positions on the Domestic Violence Initiative Regional Task Force; the JointRecommendations Committee; the King County Flood Control Advisory Committee; and, theRegional Transit Committee.Following deliberation, the PIC Nominating Committee recommended the followingappointments: Councilmember Jenne Alderks, Bothell, to fill a vacant alternate position on theDomestic Violence Initiative Regional Task Force;Councilmember Karen Howe, Sammamish, to fill a vacant alternate position on the JointRecommendations Committee;SCA PIC Meeting February 9, 2022Item 713
Councilmember Sarah Moore, Burien, to fill a vacant alternate position on the KingCounty Flood Control District Advisory Committee; and,Councilmember Kathy Hougardy, Tukwila, to fill a vacant alternate position on theRegional Transit Committee.A full listing of SCA representatives on regional boards and committees, including therecommendations made by the PIC Nominating Committee at their February 1 meeting, can befound in Attachment A .Committee InformationDomestic Violence Initiative (DVI) Regional TaskforceThe goals of the Domestic Violence Initiative (DVI) are to deliver practical improvements to ourregion's legal response to domestic violence and to develop practical steps to improveoperations, streamline communication, raise standards, and minimize barriers that interferewith victim safety and offender accountability. The Domestic Violence Initiative was formed bythe King County Prosecuting Attorney and the Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence(formerly the King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence). This committee focuses onimproving the effectiveness of our region’s legal response to domestic violence.The Domestic Violence Initiative Regional Task Force meets quarterly on the second Tuesday ofthe month from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM virtually until COVID-related restrictions are lifted.Joint Recommendations Committee (JRC)The Joint Recommendations Committee (JRC) is an inter-jurisdictional body that providesfunding recommendations and advice on guidelines and procedures for King County and citypartners on a wide range of housing and community development issues. These include: Affordable Housingo Each year the JRC makes specific funding recommendations for about 5 to 8million in capital funding for housing for very low to moderate incomehouseholds. Community Developmento The JRC makes specific funding recommendations for about 1.5 million of theConsortium's CDBG funds for non-housing capital projects such as communitycenters, public infrastructure projects and parks projects; in addition the JRCadvises the Consortia and the King County Executive on procedures that guidethe community development program. Homelessnesso The JRC allocates about 600,000 of federal funds for homeless and emergencyassistance programs, and advises King County and Seattle on the priorities forthe joint application for federal McKinney homeless assistance funds (anywherefrom 15 to 20 million each year). Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plano The JRC reviews and recommends the Consolidated Plan, and all related plans, tothe King County Executive and Council.SCA PIC Meeting February 9, 2022Item 714
State and Federal Legislative Prioritieso The JRC advises the King County Executive and the County Council's LegislativeSteering Committee on state and federal legislative priorities regarding housing,homelessness, and community development issuesJRC generally meets four to five times a year, with meetings falling on the fourth Thursday ofthe month from 9:00 am to 11:00 AM virtually until COVID-related restrictions are lifted. Inperson meeting location is TBD. Caucus meeting times are TBD.The cities of Auburn, Bellevue, Burien, Federal Way, Kent, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, andShoreline participate in JRC in their own capacity and are not eligible to be appointed by SCA.King County Flood Control District Advisory Committee (KCFCDAC)The King County Flood Control District is a countywide special purpose district that providesfunding and policy oversight for flood risk reduction capital projects and programs in KingCounty. It is governed by a Board of Supervisors, which is comprised of the members of theCounty Council. The District also has an Advisory Committee composed of elected officials fromthroughout King County which is charged with making recommendations to the District’s Boardof Supervisors related to the annual budget, including capital improvement program projectsand funding levels.2022 KCFCDAC meetings dates and locations to be determined. Caucus meetings are scheduledbefore each KCFCDAC meeting.The cities of Auburn, Bellevue, Carnation, Kent, North Bend, Renton, Snoqualmie, and Tukwilahave their own seats and alternates on the Advisory Board and are not eligible to be appointedby SCA.Regional Transit Committee (RTC)The Regional Transit Committee (RTC) is one of three regional committees formed when votersapproved the merger of the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle (Metro) and King County inthe 1990s. RTC reviews and makes recommendations to the King County Council on policies forpublic transportation services operated by King County Metro. The committee’s responsibilitiesinclude adopting, repealing, or amending regional transit countywide policies and plansincluded in the committee's adopted work program.RTC meets the third Wednesday of each month from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Currently, meetingsare being held virtually via Zoom. Caucus meetings are held in advance of the RTC meeting from2:00 pm – 3:00 pm on Zoom. Additional caucus workshops may be scheduled if necessary. SCAappoints eight members and four alternates to the RTC.Next StepsIf approved by PIC, the recommendations will be sent to the SCA Board of Directors for finalapproval at their meeting on February 16.SCA PIC Meeting February 9, 2022Item 715
2022 SCA Regional Board & Committee AppointmentsHighlight indicates recommendation by the PIC Nominating Committee on 2/1/2022Advisory Council on Aging and Disability Services(ADS Advisory Council)SeatMemberMemberNameMarli LarimerKim-Khanh VanAffordable ateAlternateAlternateNameRyan McIrvinLynne RobinsonMarli LarimerNigel HerbigAmy FalconeDana ParnelloChris StearnsLindsey WalshBoard of moreKirklandMaple lternateSusan HondaDavid BakerJanice ZahnHeather KoellenFederal WayKenmoreBellevueNorth BendChildren and Youth Advisory Board(CYAB)MemberMemberSSCaucusSNSNNSSNNameAriana SherlockYolanda Domestic Violence Initiative Regional Task rnateAlternateAlternateNameYolanda TroutManuelSatwinder KaurJosephCimaomo, Jr.JaredNieuwenhuisSusan HondaDorisMcConnellCydney MooreJenne deral WayShorelineSNBurienBothellSNNameCityMarianne KlaasBob BaggettDavid CarsonLinda NewingAlan GothelfKaren MoranClyde HillAuburnRedmondNewcastleNorth BendSammamishGreater Seattle Partners(GSP)SeatMemberNameCityNancy BackusAuburnGrowth Management Planning Council(GMPC)SeatSeatSeatCaucusEmergency Management Advisory s McLeodSatwinder KaurChris RehSyd DawsonSalim NiceDebra SrebnikRyan McIrvinKelli CurtisJames JeyarajRob McFarlandTukwilaKentIssaquahMaple ValleyMercer IslandKenmoreRentonKirklandAuburnNorth BendHealthierHere Governing BoardSeatMemberAlternateNameSemraRiddleBarbara rnateFebruary 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 7.ANSNNSNONCaucusSCaucusSSNSNNSNSSnoCaucusLake Forest ParkNIssaquahNJoint Recommendations Committee(JRC)SeatCaucusNameCityCaucusAmy McHenryCynthiaDelostrinosJohnsonDuvallSNOSemra RiddleMatt MahoneyKaren HoweCovingtonLFPDes MoinesSammamishSElizabeth PorterTukwilaSNSN16
2022 SCA Regional Board & Committee AppointmentsHighlight indicates recommendation by the PIC Nominating Committee on 2/1/2022King Conservation District Advisory nateAlternateNameBrenda FincherVictoria HuntVanessa KritzerKelli CurtisCara ondKirklandSnoqualmieRentonCaucusSNNNSnoSKing County Flood Control District Advisory Henry SladekMichelle HoggKaren MoranCarol BensonAlternateAlternateAlternateAlternateLeanne GuierJC HarrisMelanie O’CainSarah icDes MoinesKenmoreBurienCaucusSNOSNONSVSVSNKing County Law Enforcement Officers’ and FireFighters’ Plan 1 (LEOFF1) Disability Retirement BoardSeatMemberNameErin SitterleyCitySeaTacCaucusSKing County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA)Governing CommitteeSeatMemberMemberMemberNameEd PrinceAngela BirneyNancy BackusCityRentonRedmondAuburnCaucusSNSLocal Hazardous Waste Management Program(LHWMP) Management Coordination Committee b(MCC)SeatMemberNameCorinna PfeilCityKenmoreCaucusNMental Illness and Drug Dependency (MIDD) OversightCommittee King CountySeatMemberAlternateNameBrenda FincherChris StearnsCityKentAuburnCaucusSSPuget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA) AdvisoryCouncilSeatMemberNameSatwinder KaurKentCityPSRC Economic Development District d PrinceLydia AssefaDawsonKathy HougardyJames MayhewCitySeatNameAmy OckerlanderChris RobertsAllan EkbergDavid BakerJames McNealJeff WagnerMary Lou PaulyJan meSeatMemberAlternateCityTraci BuxtonEd PrinceTola MartsPhillipa KassoverJessica ForsytheMason ThompsonPSRC Operations CommitteeNameChris RobertsDana RalphDes KentPSRC Transportation Policy AlternateFebruary 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 7.ANameKate KrullerDana RalphMary Lou PaulyPeter KwonWendy WeikerJay ArnoldCaucusSSPSRC Growth Management Policy ernateSRentonFederal WayPSRC Executive 2nd Alt2nd AltCaucusCityTukwilaKentIssaquahSeaTacMercer SCaucusSSNSNN17
2022 SCA Regional Board & Committee AppointmentsHighlight indicates recommendation by the PIC Nominating Committee on 2/1/2022Regional Law, Safety and Justice MemberMemberMemberNameNeal BlackLydia AssefaDawsonKim-Khanh VanJeremyBarksdaleTraci BuxtonKristiana deLeonSteve FriedmanZandriaMichaudCityKirklandFederal WayNSRentonBellevueSNDes MoinesBlackDiamondClyde HillKentSSVRegional Policy eAlternateNameAngela BirneyJohn StokesNancy BackusJames McNealArmondoPavoneDana RalphRegional Transit teNameRyan McIrvinKim LiskJon PascalJennifer RobertsonBob BaggettToni TroutnerJoseph Cimaomo,Jr.Christie MalchowBarb de MichelleVanessa KritzerBetsy RobertsonKathy ternateAlternateNamePenny SweetConrad LeeVictoria HuntLaura MorkTim HarrisJessica edinaSolid Waste Advisory Committee(SWAC)SeatNameMemberPhillippa KassoverMemberPenny SweetCityCityLake ondBellevueAuburnBothellRentonCityRegional Water Quality Committee(RWQC)CaucusSSNONNSSSNNNNSFebruary 9, 2022 SCA PICAttachment 7.A18
Item 8:Regional Transportation Plan UpdateDISCUSSIONFebruary 9, 2022SCA PIC MeetingSCA Staff ContactBrian Parry, SCA Policy Director, brian@soundcities.org , 206-499-4159SCA PSRC Transportation Policy Board MembersMayor Mary Lou Pauly, Issaquah; Councilmember Kate Kruller, Tukwila; Mayor Dana Ralph,Kent; Councilmember Peter Kwon, SeaTac; Councilmember Wendy Weiker, Mercer Island;Deputy Mayor Jay Arnold, Kirkland; Mayor Lynne Robinson, Bellevue (individual seat)DiscussionThe Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) serves as the region’s long-range transportation planunder both federal and state law and was developed to implement VISION 2050, the region’slong-range plan for growth management. The plan is updated every four years for adoptionby the Puget Sound Regional Council General Assembly, which includes representatives ofeach jurisdiction in the four-county PSRC region (King, Kitsap, Pierce, Snohomish).PSRC is seeking public comment on the draft RTP through February 28, 2022. The PSRCTransportation Policy Board and Executive Board will make any final recommendations to thefinal plan that will go before the General Assembly in May 2022. Adoption of a long-rangeRegional Transportation Plan is required in order for federal funds to continue to flow to theregion.PIC members are encouraged to review the draft RTP with their cities and provide anyfeedback to inform SCA members on the Transportation Policy Board and Executive Board asthe plan is finalized for adoption. Feedback may also be provided directly to PSRC( web portal ).BackgroundThe Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) is updated every four years to assess the currenttransportation system in the central Puget Sound region, describe future plans for the systemand how they may be funded, and assess how those system improvements will perform as theregion grows.The draft RTP released for public comment in January is the result of work over the past twoyears by members of the PSRC Transportation Policy Board (TPB). The plan includes updatesdriven by changes since it was last updated in 2018, as well as policy focus areas driven bycommunity and board engagement.SCA PIC February 9, 2022Item 819
Between now and 2050, the region is projected to grow by about 1.6 million people and behome to an additional 1.1 million jobs. VISION 2050, the adopted growth management,environmental, economic, and transportation strategy for the central Puget Sound region, setsthe foundation for long-range transportation planning in the region and includes a
SCA Policy Director Brian Parry reported the SCA legislative agenda is drafted to reflect legislative priorities found in common in city agendas across the SCA membership. Draft SCA legislative priorities for 2022 were reviewed by the Public Issues Committee (PIC) at its meeting on December 8, 2021.
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