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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
5:30 PM - Monday, July 10, 2017
7th Floor, Conferencing Center, 7th Floor, City Hall – 1055 S. Grady Way
1. Affordable Housing Options/Recommendations
a) Presentation
2. Sobering Center Update
3. State Legislative 2017 Wrap Up
a) Presentation
b) 2017 Legislative Sessions Report
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th
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d
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t
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s
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g
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s
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Ar
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a
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3
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0
%
of
fe
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s
ma
y
be
waived for
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f
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1.
Li
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k
a
g
e
fe
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s
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q
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to
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wa
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m
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ex
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T
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26
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1.
In
c
l
u
s
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a
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(I
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q
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s
as
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b
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ho
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s
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2.
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v
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ca
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of
t
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of
bu
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d
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o
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in
c
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s
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r
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n
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g
is
se
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n
as
a mo
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c
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a
r
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ca
n
be
ti
e
d
to
in
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n
t
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s
su
c
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as
up
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s
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d
pa
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to
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s
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s
incentives for
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p
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s
and
pr
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m
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s
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e
go
a
l
s
of
a pr
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m
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t
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l
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w
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wo
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l
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be
ap
p
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p
r
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a
t
e
:
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Cr
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a
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a pe
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m
a
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n
t
st
o
c
k
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af
f
o
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a
b
l
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ho
u
s
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n
g
2.
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d
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th
e
co
s
t
of
de
v
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p
m
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t
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f
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b
l
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ho
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s
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g
h
l
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g
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t
of
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r
s
t
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f
u
s
a
l
la
w
s
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q
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ho
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s
no net ‐loss
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AGENDA ITEM #3. a)
Report to City of Renton – Council Committee of the Whole (COW)
Regarding 2017 Legislature – Regular/1st/2nd/3rd Special Sessions (& Not yet done)
Doug Levy – 7/10/17
Major Take‐aways
Legislature averts partial state government shutdown with 11th‐hour agreement on Operating
Budget and K‐12 funding plan ($7.3 billion over four years);
Cities fare pretty well – most impactful cuts and shifts headed off (LEOFF 2; Fire Insurance
Premium; 2017‐19 Marijuana Excise Tax);
Critical law enforcement funding for Basic Law Enforcement Academy (BLEA) training slots is
provided – for the most part (See below);
New Revenues for local governments through “Marketplace Fairness” online sales tax system
(EHB 2163) as well as sales tax on bottled water and extracted fuel. Cities in Washington will
receive an estimated $208.32 million in the six‐year period covering 2018‐23. Renton’s six‐year
figure is $4.829M (For 2018‐23 ‐ $225,000; $692,000; $862,000; $935,000; $1.014M; $1.101M)
They’re not done yet. 2017‐19 Capital Budget remains pending, as does a potential legislative
fix to the Hirst case involving water rights and well‐water usage outside UGAs
Looking at the Sessions through a City of Renton Lens
A very good Session will become a great one if 2017‐19 Capital Budget passed by the House
(Striking Amendment to SHB 1075) is enacted – includes $3.05 million allocation for Sunset
Area Park Phase II investments;
Renton’s $1.7 million capital re‐appropriation for Sunset Park is done deal – SSB 5965;
Interstate 405 proviso in Transportation Budget (ESB 5096) allows projects on 405 corridor
through Renton to be moved forward (shoulder lanes, bridge‐deck repairs);
Early‐action BLEA funding of $2.449 million in final budget;
Key state‐shared revenues protected and major‐cost impact parts of budgets not adopted;
Encouraging progress on Public Records Act (PRA) reforms – EHB 1595; ESHB 1594;
Incremental‐to‐decent progress on homelessness/affordable housing/mental health ‐‐ $102M
in new mental health investment and $8.9M for homelessness assistance; 4‐year extension of
Document Recording Fee. (NOTE: Increase in Document Recording Fee, and statewide “source
of discrimination” bills not adopted);
Another no‐go on systematic revenue and/or structural improvements for local governments
such as 1 percent modification and liquor revenue restoration. Legislature again shows that
unless new revenue or new options hitched to their wagon (e.g. online sales taxes, or
Connecting Washington circa 2015) – progress hard to come by;
Important ‘bad bill’ initiatives beat back – For example, no “5G” bill to undermine local right‐of‐
way authority but highly recommending the city move forward on Model Policy adoption.
AGENDA ITEM #3. b)
Specific Report Card on Your Priority 2017 Agenda Items
Address Public Safety – Fund Critical Needs: Final Operating Budget (SSB 5883) allocates
$2.449 million in early monies for +8 BLEA classes, but for FY 2018 and FY 2019, the new funding
covers only six (6) additional classes per year instead of eight (8). Good outcome – though we
wish the +8 for FY 18‐19 was in place;
Enhance Quality of Life – Sunset Neighborhood Park: Still waiting for final 2017‐19 Capital
Budget ‐ $3.05 million allocation included at this point. Incomplete;
Affordable Housing/Homelessness Prevention/Mental Health: Good progress in Operating
Budget investments – with more than $60 million pending in Capital Budget for
Behavioral/Mental Health and homelessness. Over $106 million for Housing Trust Fund pending
in Capital Budget. Medicaid Waiver for supportive housing goes forward. 4‐year extension of
DRF but no increase. “Source of Housing Discrimination” makes headway but not enacted.
Housing/homelessness capital funding options bill (SHB 1797) left on cutting‐room floor in
closing days of 3rd Special. Some nice and/or partial wins, with a couple setbacks;
Invest in Transportation: 405 corridor‐savings proviso language better enables WSDOT to go
forward on $25‐$30 million on peak‐use shoulder lanes between SR 167 and SR 169;
improvements to two freeway bridge decks; multi‐modal direct access at 405/NE 44th. Success;
Promote Fiscal Stability: State restructures its own 1 percent property tax limit but does not
extend the same authority to local governments. Legislation to restore ‘capped’ liquor revolving
account revenues passes out of House Appropriations 30‐3 but then stalls. LEOFF 2 funding and
Fire Insurance Premium distributions protected, 2017‐19 hit to marijuana excise tax likely
averted, state‐shared revenues preserved, and above‐referenced new sales tax revenues
forthcoming through “Marketplace Fairness”/bottled water/extracted fuels. PRA bills allow you
to offset costs of electronic records request processing, to better handle batch and complicated
requests, to say no to ‘any and all’ requests, to clarify complex requests. Some wins, but also
some setbacks.
Thoughts and To‐Do Items Going Forward
Your advocacy work made a difference – without a doubt – on Operating Budget; but your
work isn’t done (Capital Budget);
Use the PRA tools you’ve been given – but also don’t forget the ‘metrics’ you need to honor;
Don’t ignore the looming 5G threat – pro‐active adoption of Model Policy will help cities
heading into the 2018 Session;
It’s nice to have the new online sales tax revenue – but so long as there is a growing K‐12
“mouth to feed,” the threats to local revenue distributions and authority aren’t over;
The Legislature continues to be averse to helping cities and counties with systematic,
structural changes even as growth is at its height, public safety obligations are unprecedented,
and housing/homelessness/mental health challenges are as acute as they’ve ever been;
For things like BLEA and state‐shared revenue distributions, we have to scrap and claw – local
governments can’t assume these are untouchables anymore;
Elections matter. The race for the 45th District State Senate seat could approach a combined
$10 million, and will determine control of the Washington State Senate in 2018 and beyond.
AGENDA ITEM #3. b)
AGENDA ITEM #3. b)