Kirkland council agenda for Feb. 17 includes Peter Kirk Pool update and property acquisition consideration
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The Kirkland City Council will hold a study session and meeting on Feb. 17 with several agenda items that could shape parks and facilities decisions in the coming months.
City hosts on the podcast said the study session, which starts at 5:30 p.m., will cover new state parking requirements and include a joint meeting with the parks board to review the city's work plan. The council's business agenda will include an update on options for covering Peter Kirk Pool, consideration of authorizing the city manager to acquire property adjacent to Mark Twain Park, and consideration of an updated interlocal agreement with the Lake Washington School District related to maintenance of school fields.
Hosts reminded listeners that council meetings are streamed live on the city's YouTube channel, Facebook page and website and encouraged residents to tune in or review meeting materials after the session.
No formal votes or outcomes were announced during the podcast episode; the item descriptions on the podcast function as a preview of items the council will consider at the meeting.
Where to find more: the city will post agenda packets and links on its website and in the podcast show notes.
City hosts on the podcast said the study session, which starts at 5:30 p.m., will cover new state parking requirements and include a joint meeting with the parks board to review the city's work plan. The council's business agenda will include an update on options for covering Peter Kirk Pool, consideration of authorizing the city manager to acquire property adjacent to Mark Twain Park, and consideration of an updated interlocal agreement with the Lake Washington School District related to maintenance of school fields.
Hosts reminded listeners that council meetings are streamed live on the city's YouTube channel, Facebook page and website and encouraged residents to tune in or review meeting materials after the session.
No formal votes or outcomes were announced during the podcast episode; the item descriptions on the podcast function as a preview of items the council will consider at the meeting.
Where to find more: the city will post agenda packets and links on its website and in the podcast show notes.
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