On agenda for Monday nights Burien City Council Special Meeting update from Sen. Karen Keiser, affordable housing, ballot initiative more

Burien, WALocal News

The Burien City Council is set to meet on May 6, 2024, at 6 p. m. to discuss vital community issues, including affordable housing and a proposed ballot initiative. Senator Karen Keiser will present a legislative update, complementing the council's proclamations, such as the Affordable Housing Week proclamation led by Councilmember Hugo Garcia. The meeting will be accessible in-person at City Hall, on Comcast Channel 21, and via Zoom.

The agenda features two executive sessions concerning potential and pending litigation, lasting 30 and 15 minutes, respectively. City Manager Adolfo Bailon will address discussions on affordable housing demonstration programs and the ballot initiative effort. Public comments are encouraged, though campaigning during the meeting is prohibited. This gathering reflects the council's commitment to addressing pressing local issues, particularly affordable housing, which remains a significant concern in Burien. Attendance options ensure community engagement in these important discussions.

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