HomeMy WebLinkAbout1158RESOLUTION NO. / /b 8
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A RESOLUTION of the City Council of the
City of Kent, Washington, establishing the
Target Issues for 1988.
WHEREAS, in November, 1984, the City council developed a
vision of the future for the City of Kent, and developed a list of
Target Issues; and
WHEREAS, the City Council again met in subsequent years
to reassess the prior year's Target Issues and prioritize and
develop additional Target Issues; and
WHEREAS, the City Council met in January, 1988 and once
again developed Target Issues and priorities; and
WHEREAS, action on the Target Issues will not likely be
completed during 1988, but the issues will provide a guide for
allocating the Council's time and for focusing its attention; and
WHEREAS, the process of adoption of Target Issues is a
dynamic one, and from time to time, as projects are accomplished
or other priorities arise, issues may be added while others may be
deleted; and
WHEREAS, Target Issues, as adopted herein, shall be
posted throughout the City Hall as a reminder to the City and as
information to the public; NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KENT, WASHINGTON DOES
HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Target Issues as laid out in attached
Exhibit A are adopted for 1988.
Passed at a regular meeting of t.._he Cit);; Council of the
City of Kent, Washington this __J_ day of ~-1988.
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-~Concurred in by the Mayor of the City of Kent, this ~
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DAN KELLEHER, MAYOR
ATTEST:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of
Resolution No. 11-5 f?' , passed by the City Council of the City of
Kent, Washingto~, the l day of ~~~ , 1988.
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TARGET ISSUES '88
• TOP PRIORITY
• 1. Improve Transportation and
Traffic Systems
a. Willis Improvements·
b. Smith Street Improvements
c. Canyon Drive Improvement
d. Road Improvement Projects:
Work Program for 1988
e. Curb Cut Standards
f. 272: Route Alignment
g. Traffic Mitigation Policy:
Adoption
h. Rail System: Direction
i. Reith Road: Problems
j. Corridor 196
• 2. Renew and Revitalize Downtown
a. Park-and-Ride
b. Public-Private Office
Development
c. Downtown Plan and
Development
d. Clean-Up Program
e. Library Building
• 3. Address Solid Waste
a. Resource Recovery: Decision
b. Recycling Program
c. Solid Waste Definition in
Zoning Code/Comprehensive
Plan
d. Barden· Proposal: Decision
II 4. Annexation
a. Pacific Highway South (Fred
Meyer et al., Star Lake)
b. West Hills Island
c. East Hill (116th to !24th)
d. Greater Kent Study:
Implementaion
e. Kent "Protective" Strategy
D HIGH PRIORITY
0 5. Plan for Kent's Future Land Use
and Development
a. East Valley Study
b. Industrial Zoning (Near C. B. D.)
c. lnterlocal Agreement with King
County (Soos Creek)
d. Development Plans for
Monitoring in Unique, Fragile
Areas
0 6. Enhance Community Safety
a. Fire Facilities Construction
b. Bond Issue: Implementation
c. Fire Apparatus
d. Hazard Materials Plan
e. Disaster Plan: Adoption
f. Drug Task Force
g. Staffing Plan for East Hill/North
Fire Station
h. Fire Service Level
i. Police Service Level
j. Police-Fire Training Facility
0 7. City Pride and Image
a. Centennial Celebration: Planning
b. City Entrances
c. City Calendar
d. Illegal Dumping Enforcement
Program
e. Code Enforcement
0 8. Develop Park System
a. Golf Course: Completion
b. Inter-Urban Trail: Completion
c. Clark Lake Park
d. East Fenwick Property:
Purchase
e. Cross Valley Trail
f. King County Agreement
(Grandview, North Meridian,
Pea Patch, Valli-Kee)
0 9. Housing Upgrades
a. Resolution 1123 (Multi-Family
Density)
b. Multi-Family Design Standards:
Policy
c. Senior Housing Policy
d. Zoning: Mixed Housing Type
Additional Moderate Priority Target
Issues are identified in a complete
listing of Target Issues. Projects
included in moderate priority issues
are available by calling the Public
Information Coordinator at 859-3327.