Council seeks a public, OPMA-compliant venue for October action; considers moving final-adoption date
September 25, 2026 | Board Council Commission Agencies , Executive, Washington
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Staff told the council the 1st-floor OPMA-compliant room in the Jefferson Building is unavailable on Oct. 16 and proposed a special meeting on Oct. 19 to keep to the planned filing timeline. Several members preferred to keep Oct. 16 if staff could find an alternate public meeting location; one member said they could not make Oct. 19.
Staff said they will look for suitable spaces on the Capitol campus and reach out to jurisdictions for space if necessary, and will update the executive committee with available options. The council discussed that the Oct. 16 date is a proposal, not an obligation, and that moving to Oct. 30 would shift the anticipated filing to Nov. 4 but would not alter implementation dates.
Staff said they will look for suitable spaces on the Capitol campus and reach out to jurisdictions for space if necessary, and will update the executive committee with available options. The council discussed that the Oct. 16 date is a proposal, not an obligation, and that moving to Oct. 30 would shift the anticipated filing to Nov. 4 but would not alter implementation dates.
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