Execute agreement for transportation fee program coordination with other cities
In Plain English
The 2006 Sub-Regional Transportation Mitigation Fee Program collects fees from new developments to fund regional transportation improvements. This master agreement coordinates how participating cities work together on the program. If approved, the city manager can sign agreements without returning to council for each one.
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Votes
Adopted Resolution No. 49-06
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a master agreement that streamlines how the city participates in a regional program that collects fees from new developments to fund transportation improvements. Under this agreement, the city manager can now sign related agreements without bringing each one back to council for approval, making the administrative process more efficient. This is largely a procedural decision that affects how the city handles paperwork for an existing fee program rather than creating new policies or spending. The vote continues the council's pattern of strong support for contract items, with most members voting yes on contracts over 90% of the time.
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