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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Committees - Planning and Economic Development Committee - 01/07/1969 VALLEY REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING JANUARY 7, 1969 -- VRPC OFFICE -- KENT, WASHINGTON Attending were: Gordon Hall , Jan Klippert, Iry Iverson, Francis Pugh, Dave Van Hoose, Gordon Gould, Baldwin Sammis and Ron Thompson. A brief report was given on the progress of the Seminar to be held at the Green River Community College beginning the latter part of January. The brochures were to be printed and mailed by the end of this week. (Jan. 10th) Mr. Hall said all planning departments of the member cities should be contacted to suggest all members attend, if possible. Jan Klippert announced he had several program ideas for the months to come. The January General meeting will take place on Wednesday January 22nd, at the Puget Sound Governmental Conference Office in Seattle. Einar Syvertsen and Robert McAbee will also attend to discuss with the VRPC the various studies the PSGC have made and other subjects the VRPC may be interested in in the future. The Feburary general meeting will have as Guest Speaker, Larry Coffman, Executive Coordinator of Rapid Transit. A concern was expressed over the Flood Control situation thourghout the Valley area. This was felt to be one of the main items the VRPC should be working on for better conditions of control . It was agreed the VRPC should try to work with the Forward Thrust regarding the Flood Control Issue. Ron Thompson, VRPC Coordinator, gave a brief report on some of the objectivies he planned for the VRPC in the future. It was also suggested a letter should be written to all Associate Members, stating how they could participate more fully in the Valley Regional Planning Commission and their plans for the future. Baldwin Sammis was asked to serve on the Finance Committee along with Dave Van Hoose, Jack Burgeson, Iry Iverson, Charles Baker and Dave Mooney. The next Executive Committee Meeting will be held January 14th at the VRPC office -- 7:30 A.M.