LYNNWOOD Date: Tuesday, January 21, 2020 CITY COUNCIL …€¦ · Interview Michele McGraw for the...

LYNNWOOD Date: Tuesday, January 21, 2020

CITY COUNCIL Time:7:00 PM

Work Session Place:City Hall Council Chambers

7:00 PM A Comments and Questions on Memo Items

7:05 PM B Interview: Planning Commission Candidate Layla Bush

7:15 PM C Interview: Planning Commission Candidate Patrick Robinson

7:25 PM D Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant Connie Ballard

7:40 PM E Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant Michele McGraw

7:55 PM F Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant David Parshall

8:10 PM G Interview: Ethics Commission Applicant Richard O'Connor

8:15 PM H Break

8:25 PM I Resolution - Calendar for 2021-2022 Budget

8:40 PM J Executive Session, if needed

8:45 PM K Mayor Comments and Questions

8:50 PM L Council President and Council Comments

Adjourn

Memorandums for Future Agenda Items:

Memorandums for Your Information:

Contact: Executive Office (425) 670-5001

CITY COUNCIL ITEM A

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

City Council

TITLE: Comments and Questions on Memo Items

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Nicola Smith, Mayor

DOCUMENT ATTACHMENTS

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM B

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Community Development

TITLE: Interview: Planning Commission Candidate Layla Bush

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Ashley Winchell

SUMMARY:

Position #6 on the Planning Commission is vacant. Mayor Smith and staff respectfully nominate candidate

Layla Bush to fill Position #6 with a term expiring December 31, 2023.

POLICY QUESTION(S) FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION:

Should Layla Bush be appointed to fill Position #6 on the Planning Commission, term expiration December

31, 2023?

ACTION:

Vote to appoint or deny Layla Bush’s candidacy to Position #6 on the Planning Commission.

ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION:

Mayor Smith and staff recommend the appointment of Layla Bush to Position #6 on the Planning

Commission.


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Layla Bush Application Exhibit

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM C

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Community Development

TITLE: Interview: Planning Commission Candidate Patrick Robinson

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Ashley Winchell

SUMMARY:

Position #5 on the Planning Commission is vacant. Mayor Smith and staff respectfully nominate candidate

Patrick Robinson to fill Position #5 with a term expiring December 31, 2023.


Should Patrick Robinson be appointed to fill Position #5 on the Planning Commission, term expiration

December 31, 2023?

ACTION:

Vote to appoint or deny Patrick Robinson’s candidacy to Position #5 on the Planning Commission.

BACKGROUND:

Mayor Smith and staff recommend the appointment of Patrick Robinson to Position #5 on the Planning

Commission.


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Patrick Robinson Application Form Exhibit

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BOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATION Name: Patrick Robinson Address: 4719 183rd Pl SE City: Lynnwood State: WA Zip: 98037 Daytime Phone Number: 206-919-2687 Secondary Phone Number: n/a Email Address: [email protected] Thank you for your interest in serving on a Lynnwood Board or Commission. Members of each of the panels are appointed for a specific period of time. Some panels may have a residency requirement. To help us get to know you and your interests better, please answer the questions that follow. Please feel free to use an attachment if you need more space than is provided. You may also submit a resume along with your application. 1. Are you a registered voter in the City of Lynnwood? Yes No If no, are you registered to vote someplace else? Yes No 2. Please place a check next to the Board or Commission that you are interested

in serving on. If you check more than one please prioritize.

Arts Commission Civil Service Commission History & Heritage Board Human Services Commission Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commission Park & Recreation Board – choice 2 Planning Commission – choice 1 Tourism Advisory Committee

3. Why do you want to serve in this position? I want to be proactive in engaging with Lynnwood and its various local

communities to help facilitate communication on how Lynnwood will serve its current and future residents and to help shape the growth Lynnwood is experiencing towards a future that is healthy, safe, and enjoyable. On top of this, I am a relatively new resident to Lynnwood, having grown up in Snohomish County (just south of Mill Creek) and then bounced around the area. Having started a family and purchased a house here in Lynnwood, I am looking for opportunities to put down roots and contribute to the community. I am interested in urban planning and community engagement (more on that below in question 6) and I think that I could make a contribution as a member of either board/commission I have indicated.

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4. What do you perceive as the role of the Board or Commission in the

community? I see Lynnwood’s Boards and Commissions as providing two broad services,

those being 1) a contact point for the public and 2) providing assistance to the leadership and staff of the city. By being that point of contact for the public and providing them with an opportunity to engage in decision-making and community building, the Boards and Commissions play an important role in facilitating communication with residents and channeling feedback to the city. Beyond just facilitating public communication, the Boards and Commissions have the opportunity to add to the conversation, providing their own feedback, perspective, and legwork to City leadership and staff.

5. How would you represent the interests of the Community? - I will again touch on the idea of facilitating conversation, which I think is very

important as it entails active listening and engagement with ideas as they come in, not just to evaluate an idea but also to fully unpack it and understand the priorities and intentions within the perspective.

- Being open and welcoming to new ideas that I encounter and to the people who bring them with their unique context and background.

- Experience places and events from around the city to see what Lynnwood residents and visitors are doing, seeing, experiencing. Engage in City events.

6. What experience or education do you possess that you believe would be

helpful? My educational background is in Planning. I earned a B.A. in Community,

Environment, and Planning with a minor in Landscape Studies from the University of Washington. This was a program that took a collaborative approach to studying community and environmental issues from a planning perspective. My particular focus was on how the green and built environments shape the people in them and, conversely, how people shape those environments.

10+ years’ experience working in the fields of environmental restoration, community engagement, and, in the last year, land use planning. Currently working as a Municipal Liaison to jurisdictions around Snohomish County for Puget Sound Energy. General work includes franchise negotiation, conflict mediation, and code review.

Past volunteer work: ROOTS Friday Feast, WSU Master Gardener Program, EarthCorps, Homewaters Project, Philanthropy Chair Phi Kappa Tau, Lakewood Elementary after school tutor – I am experienced with engaging a wide range of the public on various topics and enjoy doing so.

7. What has been your experience with committees or boards in Lynnwood? I have attended a couple Planning Commission and Parks and Rec meetings. I

keep an eye of the agendas to see what Lynnwood is currently looking at and to identify opportunities for me to learn more about Lynwood and/or local planning efforts.

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8. Is there anything else you would like to tell us? To speak to my prioritization of choices, the deciding factor for ranking two

positions I find equally interesting was that, whereas the Parks Board has a lot of direct overlap with my enjoyment and experience with the green environment, the Planning Commission engages with a broader range of topics. That range of topics would expand and challenge my knowledge/experience, and that particular aspect adds a level of interest for me on top of learning about Lynnwood and contributing to the community. I would be happy with either position and I certainly don’t see working in one as an obstacle to working in the other at a later point in time.

Please submit your application to:

Lynnwood City Hall 18900 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036

[email protected] | 425-670-5023

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mailto:[email protected]

CITY COUNCIL ITEM D

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Human Resources

TITLE: Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant Connie Ballard

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Evan Chinn

SUMMARY:

The Salary Commission is newly formed and is seeking its first Commissioners. All positions are vacant.

The Mayor recommends Ms. Connie Ballard fill one of five vacancies on this Commission. This is one of

three interviews set for the meeting

ACTION:

Interview Connie Ballard for the Salary Commission for a term expiring December 31, 2021.

BACKGROUND:

Ms. Ballard applied to the Salary Commission in December 2019 and was interviewed by Mayor Smith and

HR Director Evan Chinn on January 14, 2020. Ms. Ballard lives within the City limits and is a registered

voter.

The initial appointments to the Salary Commission are for three, two and one years with three year terms

being the standard term after initial appointment.


Interview and confirm Connie Ballard as a Salary Commission Commissioner.


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Salary Commission Application - Connie Ballard Backup Material

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM E

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Human Resources

TITLE: Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant Michele McGraw


SUMMARY:


The Mayor recommends Ms. Michelle McGraw fill one of five vacancies on this Commission. This is one of

three interviews set for this evening's meeting

ACTION:

Interview Michele McGraw for the Salary Commission for a term expiring December 31, 2022.

BACKGROUND:

Ms. McGraw applied to the Salary Commission in December 2019 and was interviewed by Mayor Smith and

HR Director Evan Chinn on January 13, 2020. Mr. McGraw lives within the City limits and is a registered

voter.


being the stander after initial appointment.


Interview and confirm Ms. McGraw as a Salary Commission Commissioner.


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Salary Commission Application - Michele McGraw Backup Material

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BOARD & COMMISSION BOARD & COMMISSION BOARD & COMMISSION BOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATIONAPPLICATIONAPPLICATIONAPPLICATION

Name: Michele McGraw Address: City: Lynnwood State: WA Zip: 98037 Daytime Phone Number: Secondary Phone Number: Email Address: Thank you for your interest in serving on a Lynnwood Board or Commission. Members of each of the panels are appointed for a specific period of time. Some panels may have a residency requirement. To help us get to know you and your interests better, please answer the questions that follow. Please feel free to use an attachment if you need more space than is provided. You may also submit a resume along with your application. 1. Are you a registered voter in the City of Lynnwood? Yes X No If no, are you registered to vote someplace else? Yes No 2. Please place a check next to the Board or Commission that you are interested

in serving on. If you check more than one please prioritize.

x Arts Commission Civil Service Commission History & Heritage Board Human Services Commission Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commission Park & Recreation Board Planning Commission Tourism Advisory Committee

3. Why do you want to serve in this position?

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Please note that I am interested in serving on two committees: Arts

Commission & Salary Commission (designated AC & SC). Arts Commission: I would enjoy the opportunity to get involved as a City of Lynnwood Arts

Commission member. I enjoy the arts and look forward to Lynnwood continuing to grow more vibrant and inclusive using the art mediums as an expression of our interesting community history, our present and our vibrant future. Art is a unique expression that builds community and joins people together in harmony as neighbors and friends. It has the capacity to build pride and connection between the many diverse cultures that make up our demographic here. It acts as a conduit to inspire the visitors who come here to shop, conference, dine and explore.

I am proud of my past experience working as a member of the art selection

group following construction of the Lynnwood Conference Center, Using the 10% for the Arts funding, we selected the two major art installations that were designed, created, and constructed – and I am pleased that they both remain impactful and enjoyed by our community to this day.

I am a professional (mixed media, encaustics, and calligraphy) artist myself

and currently teach as a workshop instructor for the K-12 youth at Edmonds Heights in Edmonds School District.

I am a member of several artist groups and take on leadership roles for events

and activities of these groups: WAX on Washington: Encaustic Artists - member; WAH: Women Art & Heart – Lead coordinator; Artists Connect (Edmonds, WA) Art Splash Marketing Coordinator & Silent Auction Director since 2018.

Salary Commission: I would like to be a part of this short-term planning group as an opportunity

to assist in updating existing policy by determining a fair and equitable salary structure for the Mayor and City Council members. I have lived here for almost 32 years and am becoming more invested in learning about our city politics and core services.

I have a projects management background in the private sector and have also

served as a director within the non-profit sector. In both of those capacities, I had the opportunity to create & adhere to complex organizational budgets.

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I am an impartial advocate for fair wages and value the importance of our key leadership positions. I would work to ensure consistency and best practices in evaluating whether Lynnwood is in sync with neighboring communities in how we currently compensate these leaders.


community? Arts Commission: This group is the connector of people to art as an experience or moment that

shines a marvelous light on this place we call “home”. This community is very culturally-diverse and art is one way to bridge our differences. It coaxes our emotions into acknowledging that art enlivens us – it lives and breathes in all of us. Art calms, it excites. It is quiet; conversely it is bold, bossy and in-your-face loud. Art fosters awareness. Art heals.

Salary Commission: I have an attention to detail that is an asset in looking apples

to apples at what neighboring communities are doing to remain fair and current with living wages commensurate with the job descriptions of our community leadership. Attracting competent professionals to these roles is critical to our success as a city poised for big growth and change with the building of a strong city core, infrastructure needs, and the impending light rail station plans.

5. How would you represent the interests of the Community? AC: I would advocate for frequent local activities that celebrate the arts. A

vocal and engaged commission can work to get more people involved as artists or art enjoyers (Art Walk Map; Lynnwood art studio tour; a seasonal or on-going artist’s cooperative) and increase awareness of existing structures, installations or local venues that display art. Lynnwood has a lot here that isn’t well shared or easily discovered.

SC: I am a resident of Lynnwood since 1988 so I am invested in the community

as a stakeholder. I am involved in many groups and activities that keep me in proximity to other Lynnwood residents. I am a connector – I am a good listener and I connect people.

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6. What experience or education do you possess that you believe would be helpful?

AC: I am a lifelong learner and learn by doing. I teach. I create. I am a living

ambassador for the importance of visual and performing arts as a means of effectively strengthening bonds within a community of people.

SC: I have been a non-profit Executive Director and have worked in the

medical field as a hiring agent and trainer for complex systems. I have been involved in practice projects management since 2005 creating systems, efficiencies and large-scale projects; small business development for private practice physicians.

I have the analytical skills necessary to discern large amounts of information.

I’m not shy about asking for information. I am a genealogist by hobby so I am proficient at locating needed information.

7. What has been your experience with committees or boards in Lynnwood? AC & SC: I was appointed as a member of the 10% for the Arts committee (in 2006?)

that chose the two artists (Rick Mullarky & Doug Hansen) who would work to create the 2 permanent installations at the Lynnwood Convention Center. I really enjoyed that short-term project.

I have attended City Council Meetings since 1988. My first hearing was as a

new homeowner with horses pastured nearby (expecting a baby) and working with a well-organized neighborhood committee to come before

Council regarding planned zoning change to the single-family neighborhood I lived in. The discussion was lively and terse. Ultimately it was fruitful and single-family zoning won out over multiple-dwelling changes that would have significantly changed the fabric of things in my local area north of Alderwood Mall.

I was a motivated backyard chicken coop idealist and key supporter of the

process to overturn a no-chickens ordinance in the City of Lynnwood about 10 years ago. The process took 2 years to finally be solved (yes, we can now keep chickens as backyard pets & egg buddies) and it was a great opportunity to be witness to the behind-the-scenes committee work necessary to consider the pros and cons of a big decision that updated the policy in our city.

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8. Is there anything else you would like to tell us? I enjoy the opportunity to work with others to combine our efforts for success.

I am a builder and am looking for ways to be a more deeply connected community member with Lynnwood currently poised on the cusp of growth and change.

I am a clear and sound voice for managed growth and opportunities that

build Lynnwood toward a bright future. People who work with me would describe me as being passionate about

whatever I am involved with, that I am a creative thinker, and that I do make things come together with thoughtful planning, coordinated effort of interested parties, and hard work.


Lynnwood City Hall 18900 44

th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036


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CITY COUNCIL ITEM F

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Human Resources

TITLE: Salary Commissioner Interview: Applicant David Parshall


SUMMARY:


The Mayor recommends Mr. David Parshall fill one of five vacancies on this Commission. This is one of

three interviews set for the meeting

ACTION:

Interview David Parshall for the Salary Commission for a term expiring December 31, 2023.

BACKGROUND:

Mr. Parshal applied to the Salary Commission in December 2019 and was interviewed by Mayor Smith and

HR Director Evan Chinn on January 8, 2020. Mr. Parshall lives within the City limits and is a registered

voter.


being the standard term after initial appointment.


Interview and confirm David Parshall as a Salary Commission Commissioner.


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David Parshall Salary Commission Application Backup Material

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BOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATIONBOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATIONBOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATIONBOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATION

Name: David Parshall

Address: City: Lynnwood State: WA Zip: 98036

Daytime Phone Number: Secondary Phone Number:

Email Address: Thank you for your interest in serving on a Lynnwood Board or Commission. Members of each of the panels are appointed for a specific period of time. Some panels may have a residency requirement. To help us get to know you and your interests better, please answer the questions that follow. Please feel free to use an attachment if you need more space than is provided. You may also submit a resume along with your application. 1. Are you a registered voter in the City of Lynnwood? Yes No

If no, are you registered to vote someplace else? Yes No

2. Please place a check next to the Board or Commission that you are interested

in as serving on. If you check more than one please prioritize.

SALARY COMMISSION

Civil Service Commission

History & Heritage Board

Human Services Commission

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Commission

Park & Recreation Board

Planning Commission

Tourism Advisory Committee

3. Why do you want to serve in this position?

It may sound corny but I really believe in citizen involvement and volunteering. I

have been looking for a way to get involved and help serve the city of Lynnwood. I’ve lived and worked in (and around) Lynnwood for most of my life and this is a great opportunity for me to give back.

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community?

I see the role of boards and commissions as one of support for our city government. By engaging active and dedicated local volunteers, Lynnwood is able to address some of the needs of the city in a grassroots way. People volunteer and the city provides a framework for them to make a positive difference.

5. How would you represent the interests of the Community?

I would represent the community by seeking the proper balance between fiscal responsibility and fairly compensating the work of our city government.

6. What experience or education do you possess that you believe would be

helpful?

I have a BA in Political Science and a Masters Degree in Education. Most of my professional experience is as a certified teacher and high school basketball coach. Being someone that has studied and taught civics, I understand the importance of the social contract between a government and its citizens. We pay taxes in exchange for certain services. The city council and mayor are one of the main conduits of that contract.

7. What has been your experience with committees or boards in Lynnwood?

My only current experience was to attend a meeting for the History and Heritage board. This would be my first position.

8. Is there anything else you would like to tell us?

I’m just seeking a way to serve and help Lynnwood. I’ve taken a keen interest in city politics over the last few years and I try to attend and observe city council meetings at least once per month. I am also a proud graduate of Lynnwood University and going through that program helped inspired me to learn more and get more involved in Lynnwood. I thank you for your consideration of my application.


Lynnwood City Hall 18900 44

th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM G

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Administrative Services

TITLE: Interview: Ethics Commission Applicant Richard O'Connor

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Karen Fitzthum, Acting City Clerk and Chief Procurement

Officer

SUMMARY:

The Ethics Commission currently has 3 vacancies. The Mayor recommends Mr. Richard O'Connor to fill

position #1.

ACTION:

Interview Mr. Richard O'Connor for position #1 on the Ethics Commission for a term expiring January 21,

2023.

BACKGROUND:

Mr. O'Connor submitted his application and was interviewed by Mayor Smith and Ethics Commission staff

liaison Karen Fitzthum. Mr. O'Connor has previously served on the Parks Board for the City.

Position #2 for this commission is currently vacant.

Position #3 for this commission is currently vacant.


Interview Mr. Richard O'Connor.


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Richard O'Connor application Backup Material

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM H

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

City Council

TITLE: Break

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Christiine Frizzell, Council President


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CITY COUNCIL ITEM I

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

Administrative Services

TITLE: Resolution - Calendar for 2021-2022 Budget

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Sonja Springer & Corbitt Loch

SUMMARY:

This agenda item provides for Council review of the planning calendar for preparation of the 2021-2022

biennial budget.


The Revised Code of Washington (RCW) is ambiguous regarding the number of public hearings required

prior to adoption of municipal budgets. The Municipal Research and Services Center (MRSC) offers the

opinion that RCW calls for more than one public hearing. Accordingly, for the 2017-2018 and 2019-

2020 budgets, Lynnwood has included two public hearings, and the draft calendar for 2021-2022 continues

that practice--but advances the first hearing to September to allow for earlier public input. This first hearing

would occur before the issuance of the Mayor's preliminary budget and therefore would focus on budget

objectives and forecasted revenues.

Is the draft calendar appropriate as written?

ACTION:

At a future Council business meeting, approve the attached resolution and calendar.

BACKGROUND:

During even-numbered years, the City prepares and adopts a biennial budget. The Lynnwood Municipal

Code calls for adoption of a budget planning calendar by January 31.

PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTIONS:

This action occurs during January of each year.

FUNDING:

NA.

KEY FEATURES AND VISION ALIGNMENT:

Community Vision: The City of Lynnwood will be regional model for a sustainable, vibrant community

with engaged citizens and an accountable government.

Strategic Plan Priority 2: Ensure financial stability and economic success.


Adopt the attached resolution on the unanimous consent agenda at a future Council business meeting.


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Resolution with Budget Calendar Backup Material

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RESOLUTION NO. 2020-__

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF LYNNWOOD, WASHINGTON, ADOPTING THE PLANNING CALENDAR FOR THE 2021-2022 BIENNIAL BUDGET.

WHEREAS, in accordance with Chapter 35A.34 RCW and Chapter 2.72 LMC, the City has adopted a biennial budget process; and

WHEREAS, by January 31st of even-numbered years, LMC 2.72.020 calls for the adoption by resolution of a planning calendar for the preparation and adoption of the biennial budget; and

WHEREAS, this Resolution complies with Chapter 2.72 LMC and with Washington State Law governing the use of biennial budgets; now therefore

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNNWOOD DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. Adoption of 2020 Planning Calendar the 2021-2022 Biennial Budget The events and dates specified by Exhibit A to this Resolution shall comprise the 2020 budget planning calendar for the 2021-2022 biennial budget. Section 2. The City Council shall retain its full authority to modify or amend the planning calendar as the Council deems necessary, and in a manner consistent with applicable law, adopted policies, and standard practices.

This resolution was adopted by the City Council at its meeting held January __, 2020 at the City of Lynnwood Council Chambers. RESOLVED this day of January 2020.

Nicola Smith, Mayor ATTEST/AUTHENTICATED: Sonja Springer, Finance Director

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BUDGET CALENDAR

For planning purposes, and subject to change. 1

Exhibit A, Resolution 2020-___ 1

2020 Planning Calendar for the 2021-2022 Biennial Budget 2

2020 dates, except where noted. 3 4

Date Budget Process/Step Note

Jan. 21 Adoption of budget planning calendar per LMC 2.72.020. City Council

Business Meeting

Feb. 8 Council Summit: discussion of 5-year strategic priorities and strategic

budget priorities for 2021-2022.

City Council

Work Session

Feb.-May As needed: Council discussion of strategic budget priorities, financial

forecast, etc.

City Council

Work Session(s)

Feb.-May Outreach to the public, boards & commissions, partners, and staff

regarding budget priorities.

Sept. 14 Proposed Preliminary Budget delivered to City Council per LMC

2.72.060 and RCW 35A.34.080. This is limited to a general overview of

fund revenues and expenditures.

City Council

Business Meeting

Sept. 28 Tentative: First public hearing on Budget, 2021-2022 (budget priorities

and assumptions).

City Council

Business Meeting

Oct. 12 Preliminary Budget, 2021-2022 with the Mayor’s budget message

presented to City Council per LMC 2.72.040. Council schedules public

hearings per RCW 35A.34.090. Mayor proposes 2021 property tax levy.

City Council

Business Meeting

Oct. 19 Department budget presentations: City Council

Work Session


Work Session


Business Meeting

Nov. 2 Budget presentations: As needed. City Council review of preliminary

budget.

City Council

Work Session

Nov. 9 Second public hearing on Preliminary Budget, 2021-2022. Public

hearing on 2021 property tax levy. City Council review of preliminary

budget.

City Council

Business Meeting

Nov. 16 City Council review of preliminary budget. City Council

Work Session

Nov. 18 City Council review of preliminary budget as needed. City Council

Work Session

Nov. 23 City Council review of preliminary budget as needed. Adoption of

Budget, 2021-2022. Adoption of 2021 property tax levy.

City Council

Business Meeting

Dec.-Feb.

2021

Publish adopted budget book. Adopted budget transmitted to the state

auditor and AWC per RCW 35A.34.120.

5 Note: The City Council Finance Committee is expected to review and provide guidance on portions or aspects of 6 draft budget materials. Meetings of the Finance Committee are open to the public. 7 8 01/13/2024 CL 9 10

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CITY COUNCIL ITEM J

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

City Council

TITLE: Executive Session, if needed



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CITY COUNCIL ITEM K

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

City Council

TITLE: Mayor Comments and Questions



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CITY COUNCIL ITEM L

CITY OF LYNNWOOD

City Council

TITLE: Council President and Council Comments

DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Council President Christine Frizzell


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