On the agenda for Monday night’s (April 29, 2024) Burien City Council Special meeting: review of State Legislative Session, transitional housing zoning, adjustments to permit fees, water and sewer utility taxes and more.

The meeting will start at 6 p.m., and can be viewed in-person at Burien City Hall, on Comcast TV Channel 21, virtually via Zoom here, or via livestream here.

Download the full agenda packet here.

Some highlights:

EXECUTIVE SESSION:

  • a) Executive Session per RCW 42.30.110(b) to Consider the Selection of a Site or the Acquisition of Real Estate (20 minutes).

CITY MANAGER’S REPORT

BUSINESS AGENDA

  • a) Review of State Legislative Session: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager, Lyset Cadena, State Lobbyist.
  • b) Discussion of Planning Commission Recommendation related to Transitional Housing Zoning Code Amendment: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager.
  • c) Introduction to Resolution No. 506, Adjustments to Community Development Permit Fees: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager, Eric Christensen, Finance Director, Matt Hobson, FCS Consultant.
  • d) Introduction to Ordinance No. 836, Water and Sewer Utility Tax Amendment: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager, Eric Christensen, Finance Director, Matt Hobson, FCS Consultant.
  • e) Introduction to Ordinance No. 838, Business and Occupation Tax Amendment: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager, Eric Christensen, Finance Director, Matt Hobson, FCS Consultant.
  • f) City Council Planning Calendar: Adolfo Bailon, City Manager.

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3 Comments

  1. Hopefully they enact the recommendation to limit the lot size for any Transitional Housing to the “Two Acre/Thirty People/or less” so these do not negatively affect any neighborhood more than they already will. At this point Burien owes King County nothing as we have already stepped up providing new housing and services.

  2. I believe Burien was given $1 million to help with the homeless situation from the government? I would like to know what has happened to that money. The homeless situation in Burien is disgraceful. It is very sad for the homeless, it is really bad for the Businesses and I will not go around the library area The council needs to sort this out

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