Published on September 08, 2023
The Kirkland City Council met on September 5, 2023, in a hybrid meeting. Here’s a brief overview of some of the items from the meeting:
Council voted to retain Park Lane in its current status and not have it be subject to permanent or partial closure to vehicular traffic and parking except for during permitted events. Council also directed staff to cease work on permanent or partial closures of Park Lane.
Council reviewed a draft Utility Box Art Wraps Work Plan and provided direction to staff about preferred next steps.
Council approved the Property Acquisition of 212 6th St S. adjacent to the Cross Kirkland Corridor (CKC) to be developed as a memorial park in support of the CKC Master Plan.
Council reviewed a new Employee Childcare Initiative and authorized negotiations for childcare services for City employees.
Proclamations Issued September 5, 2023 – The Mayor proclaimed:
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Prior to the above business agenda, the Council held a Study Session, where they discussed:
Council reviewed the 2023-2028 Capital Improvement Program and provided direction on proposed changes which the Council will consider for adoption in December.
Council received a briefing on the findings of the Future of Park Lane Study and additional staff research.
How to watch: Kirkland City Council meetings are streamed live and can be watched after the fact on the City of Kirkland Facebook page and the City YouTube channel, in addition to the livestream on the City website. Meetings are also televised on Comcast Cable Channel 21 and Ziply Cable Channel 31
To watch the Council discussions on the specific agenda items outlined above, visit the City’s website. The full agenda packet with information on each item is located on the City’s website
The next City Council meeting is on September 19, 2023.
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