Council committee meetings set for April 15

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds City Council is scheduled to conduct two virtual committee meetings on April 15, focusing on vital local initiatives. The first session, Committee B, will convene at 3 p. m. to discuss a supplemental agreement related to the Highway 99 revitalization project, Stage 3, as well as updates on the 88th Ave overlay and sidewalk repair project. The second meeting, the Committee of the Whole, will start at 6 p.

m. , featuring discussions on code language for STEP housing, neighborhood centers, and middle housing. A significant budget amendment for April 2025 will also be presented, along with a resolution that recognizes Earth Day 2025. These meetings are structured as work sessions, with no public comment allowed, ensuring focused discussions among council members and city staff. Residents are encouraged to participate virtually via Zoom or by phone, with in-person access available at City Hall for those lacking technology.

Such meetings are crucial for local governance, as they directly address community concerns and future planning. Engaging in these discussions helps shape the direction of Edmonds' development and policies.

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