RESOLUTION TABLE

2024
651	Adopts Community Engagement Plan
649	Opposes Initiative Measure No. 2117
646	Adopts Purchasing Policies
645	Formally Appoints Councilmembers to Regional Boards and Committees for 2024-2025
644	Adopts 2025-2030 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
643	Authorizes Reallocation of Funding and Authorizes the Administering Agency for ARCH to Execute Documents for Funding
642	Rejects All Bids for Stormwater System Maintenance (Catch Basin Cleanings)
641	Authorizes Agreements With ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
640	Approves 2024 ARCH Administrative Budget and Work Program
639	Revises Council Rules of Procedure
638	Formally Appoints Councilmembers to Regional Boards and Committees for 2024-2025
2023
637	Designates Woodinville Weekly as City’s Official Newspaper for 2024
636	(Pending)
635	Declares Item as Surplus and Providing for Its Disposition
634	Approves Revisions to City’s Personnel Policies
633	Approves Development Agreement Amendment
632	2024 City Fees, Repealing Resolution 615
631	Approves Declaration of Emergency Due to September 2023 Flood Event
630	Updates Downtown Streetscape Master Plan
629	Authorizes City Manager to Act as Representative for Local Parks Maintenance Grant Program Application
628	Establishes 2023-2024 City Council Appointments and Assignments
627	Establishes Parks Vending Program
626	Adopts 2023 Climate Action Plan
625	Declares Items as Surplus and Providing for Their Disposition
624	Adopts 2024-2029 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
623	Pending
622	Adopts Investment Policies; Supersedes Res. 608
621	Adopts Housing Action Plan
620	Authorizing Agreements With ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
619	Approves 2023 A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) Administrative Budget and Work Program
618	Adopts 2022 Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan
617	Approves Development Agreement Amendment
2022
616	Designates Woodinville Weekly as City’s Official Newspaper for 2023
615	2023 City Fees, Repealing Resolution 596
614	Adopts 2022-2032 Economic Development Plan
613	Approves Development Agreement Amendment
612	Woodgate Shopping Mall Development Agreement
611	Adopts Public Records and Social Media Policies
610	Approves Addendum to City Manager Agreement
609	Adopts 2022-2026 Strategic Plan
608	Adopts Investment Policies; Supersedes Res. 586
607	Adopts 2023-2028 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
606	Participation in Washington State Deferred Compensation Plan
605	Adopts 2022 Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan
604	Adopts Purchasing Policies
603	Revises Council Rules of Procedure
602	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
601	Approving Amendment No. 1 to the Amended and Restated Interlocal Agreement for A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH)
600	Authorizing Agreements with ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
599	Approves 2022 A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) Administrative Budget and Work Program
598	Amends 2022-2023 Council Appointments Including Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area
2021
597	Declaring Items as Surplus and Providing for Their Disposition
596	2022 City Fees, Repealing Resolution 587
595	Designates Seattle Times as City’s Official Newspaper for 2022
594	Establishes Cost Recovery Policy for Permit Fees and Financial Management Policy for Development Services Fund 104, Permit Operating Reserves
593	Accepts Donation of Land from Helleborus Trust
592	Approves Development Agreement Amendment
591	Declaring Items as Surplus and Providing for Their Disposition
590	Changes Rate Structure for Surface Water Management Utility
589	Declares Vacancy in Council Position No. 1
588	Donation of Salt
587	2021 City Fees, Repealing Resolution 578
586	Adopts Investment Policies; Supersedes Res. 534
585	Revises Council Rules of Procedure
584	Adopts 2022-2027 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
583	Approves 2021 A Regional Coalition for Housing (ARCH) Administrative Budget and Work Program
582	Authorizing Agreements with ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
581	Amends 2020-2021 Council Appointments Including Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area
580	Adopts the Emergency, Disaster, and Inclement Weather Policy No. 1.05.02
579	Declares Support of Fire Protection District No. 116 d/b/a Northshore Fire Department Proposition No. 1
576	Declares Vacancy in Council Position No. 4
2020
578	2021 City Fees
577	Rejects Bids for Disaster Recovery Plan
576	See Year 2021
575	Designates Seattle Times as City’s Official Newspaper for 2021
574	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
573	2021 City Fees
572	Approves Amendment to Purchase and Sale Agreement
571	2020 City Fees
570	Rejects Bids for 178th Stormwater Ponds Sediment Removal
569	Extends Timelines and Expirations Pertaining to Development Applications and Approvals Due to the 2020 COVID-19 Outbreak
568	Rejects Bid for Wilmot Gateway Park Trellis Roof Panel Replacement
567	Establishes COVID-19 Woodinville Business Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Acquisition Program
566	Adopts 2021-2026 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
565	Adopts King County Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update and Woodinville Hazard Mitigation Plan Jurisdictional Annex Update
564	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
563	Establishes COVID-19 Emergency Human Services Grant Program
562	Revises COVID-19 Emergency Food Security Grant Program
561	Amends ICMA-RC 457 Deferred Compensation Plan and ICMA-RC 401 Profit Sharing Plan
560	Establishes COVID-19 Emergency Food Security Grant Program
559	Revises Council Rules of Procedure
558	COVID-19 Outbreak Emergency Proclamation
557	Agreements for ARCH to Fund Affordable Housing Projects
556	2020-2021 Council Appointments Including Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area
555	Lack of Intention to Acquire Property
554	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
553	Affordable and Supportive Housing Sales and Use Tax Receipts
551	Purchasing Policies
2019
552	Declares Vacancy in Council Position No. 1
551	See Year 2020
550	Exempts Certain Property from Surface Water Management Fees
549	Approves Development Agreement, Wine Village Mixed Use Development
548	2020 City Fees
547	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2020
546	Intent to Adopt Sales and Use Tax for Affordable and Supportive Housing
545	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
544	Approves Development Agreement, Westpoint Mixed Use Development
543	Approves Transfer of Funds Related to Woodinville Civic Campus Project
542	Approves Woodin Creek Phase VI Development Agreement
541	Vacancy in City Council Position No. 3
540	Approves 2019 Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan
539	Declaring Item as Surplus and Providing for Disposition of It
538	Approves Revisions to Woodinville Civic Campus Project Transaction Instrument
537	Declaring Item as Surplus and Providing for Disposition of It
536	Woodinville Civic Campus Redevelopment Agreements and Easements
535	Rejects Bids for Landscape Maintenance Services
534	Adopts Investment Policies
533	Declaring Items as Surplus and Providing for Disposition of Them
2018
532	Supporting Increased Protections of Agricultural and Rural Lands in Sammamish River Valley
531	Declaring Item as Surplus and Providing for Disposition of It
530	2019 City Fees
529	Designates Woodinville Weekly as City’s Official Newspaper for 2019
528	Rejects Bids for City Hall Improvements Project
527	Ratifies Local Agency Agreement with Washington State Department of Transportation
526	Declares Vacancy in Council Position No. 7
525	Rejects Bid for City Hall Improvements Project
524	Approves Downtown Vision and Illustrative Guide
523	Adopts 2019-2024 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program
522	Woodinville Civic Campus Purchase and Sale Agreement and Development Agreement
521	Adopts Updated ICMA-RC 457 Deferred Compensation Plan
520	Ratifies Update to WRIA 8 Chinook Salmon Conservation Plan
519	Accepts Donation for Treehouse Component of DeYoung Park
518	Adopts Fee Schedule
517	Accepts Water Fountain Donation
516	Accepts Donation for Treehouse Component of DeYoung Park
515	Funds Affordable Housing Projects
514	Adopts Investment Policies
513	2018-2019 Council Appointments Including Northshore Parks & Recreation Service Area
2017
512	Emergency for Reestablishing the Ditch Line along Woodinville-Redmond Road
511	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2018
510	Adopting Public Defense Standards
509	2018 City Fees
508	Adopts City Council Rules of Procedure
507	Employee, Elected Official, and Appointee Recognition Policies
506	Recruitment and Relocation Expense Policies
505	Food and Beverage Business Expenses - Non Travel
504	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2018-2023
503	Emergency Street Repair of Failed Pavement at 1) 15700 Block of NE 175th Street, 2) 15600 Block of NE 195th Street and, 3) 15600 Block of NE 198th Street
502	Emergency Repair Embankment Slope 12400 Block of NE Woodinville Drive
501	2016 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendments Under Ordinance No. 18454
500	Information Services Policies
499	Declaring Surplus
498	Woodinville Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, Repealing Resolution No.453
497	Revised Travel Policies
496	Donation of a Sculpture from Woodin Creek Village Associates, LLC
495	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
494	Northshore Parks & Recreation Service Area Alternate Representative
2016
493	Adopting the Regional Coordination Framework for Disasters and Planned Events in King County
492	Clarifying Property Tax Levy for 2017
491	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2017
490	2017 City Fees
489	In Support of Economic Development Grant from the Port of Seattle
488	Setting Hearing Date for 148th Avenue NE & NE Woodinville Duvall and NE North Woodinville Way Intersection Right-of-Way Vacation
487	Update and Reaffirmation of the City's Wellness Program Policy
486	Rejecting 2016 Catch Basin Cleaning Project Bids
485	Emergency Street Repair Embankment Slope 13400 Block of NE 143rd Street
484	Amending 2016 City Fees
483	Supporting King County Zoning Code Enforcement, Increased Protections of Agricultural and Rural Lands In and Surrounding the Sammamish River Valley, and Supporting Transit Improvements in the Sammamish Valley and The City of Woodinville
482	Confirming Appointment of Michael Lambo as Municipal Court Judge
481	2016 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendments Under Ordinance No. 2016-0101
480	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2017-2022
479	Community Grant Policies
478	Amending the Human Services Grant Policy
477	Amending Council's Rules of Procedures
476	Amending 2016 City Fees
475	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
474	Adopting a Section 401 Profit Sharing Plan with ICMA
2015
473	2016-2017 Council Appointments Including Northshore Parks & Recreation Service Area
472	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2016
471	2016 City Fees
470	2015 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendments Under Ordinance No. 18084
469	Authorizing Employee to Act as City Manager
468	Authorizing Contract with Prothman for Interim City Manager
467	Rejecting 2015 Street Overlay-NE 175th resurfacing Project
466	Amending 2015 City Fees
465	Intent to Terminate King County District Court Services
464	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2016-2021
463	Declaring Certain Items Surplus and Providing Disposition of Them
462	Dissolution of ESCA
461	2015 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendments Under Ordinance No. 47951 and 17952
460	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Out of Cycle 2015 Housing Trust Fund Recommendation
459	Adopting Purchasing Policies and Repealing Resolution 344
2014
458	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2015
457	Regarding Proposed 2014 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendment Under KC Ordinance 17861
456	2015 City Fees Repealing Resolution No. 440
455	Adopt King County Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan
454	Establishing An Annual Wayfinding Sign Program Fee
453	Woodinville Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, Repealing Resolution No.371
452	Regarding Proposed 2014 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendment Under KC Ordinance 17783
451	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Out of Cycle 2014 Housing Trust Fund Recommendation
450	Washington Local Government Investment Pool
449	Business License Fee for 2015
448	Declaring a Vacancy in City Council Position No. 4
447	Rescinding Resolution No. 414 Regarding UG Boundaries and Potential Annexation
446	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
445	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2015-2020
444	Accepting Transfer from King County Conveyance of Woodin Creek Park
443	Amending Council Rules of Procedures
442	Declaring Certain Items Surplus and Providing Disposition of Them
436	2014-2015 Council Appointments Including NPRSA
2013
441	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2014
440	2014 City Fees Repealing Resolution No. 427
439	AWC Employee Benefit Trust for a Health Care Program
438	Declaring PW Emergency for Repair of a Retaining Wall
437	Rejecting Bids for Island Landscape Project
436	See Year 2014
435	Renovation of the Old Woodinville Schoolhouse Intent to Reimburse Capital Expenditures
434	Woodin Creek Village Development Agreement
433	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2014-2019
432	Right of Way Acquisition Procedures
431	Authorizing Agreements with ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
429	City Manager to Establish, Amend and Enforce Personnel Policies and Procedures
2012
430	Downtown Streetscape Master Plan
429	See Year 2013
428	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2013
427	2013 City Fees Repealing Resolution No. 408
426	Rejecting All Bids for Public Works Facility Renovations
425	Revising Development Services Land Use Permit Fees
424	Amending Public Defense Standards
423	Expressing Concern of Wellington Hills Golf Course to Snohomish County Park
422	Modifying ICMA-RC 457 Deferred Compensation Plan
421	Amending Council Rules of Procedures
420	Amending Council Rules of Procedures
419	Rejecting All Bids for Miscellaneous Drainage Improvement Projects
418	Accepting a Donation from Woodinville Rotary Club
417	Woodinville Summer Concerts Condition Regarding Sale and Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages
416	Temporary Construction Easement for the Sammamish River Bridge Widening Project
415	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2013-2018
414	Support of King County Potential Annexation Areas as Identified in Resolution No. 399
413	2012-2014 Hotel Motel Spending Plan Fund
412	Comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan dated December 2010 (65MB)
411	Authorizing ARCH to Enter into Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
410	See Year 2011
409	2012-2013 Council Appointments Including NPRSA
2011
410	Declaring Surplus Items and Disposition
409	See year 2012
408	2012 City Fees Repealing Resolution No. 394
407	Amending Policies, Procedures, and Fees for Use and Rental of City Park Facilities
406	Comprehensive Plan Public Outreach Efforts
405	Authorizing Bill of Sale Transferring Sewer Infrastructure to Woodinville Water District regarding Sammamish River Outfall project
404	Approving FEMA's Optional Approach to ESA Compliance
403	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2012-2017
402	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2012
401	North King and South Snohomish Counties Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan 2010
400	Declaring Certain Items as Surplus
399	Potential Annexation Areas in King County and Snohomish County
398	King County Council District Boundaries
397	Accepting a Sculpture Donation from Marlene Fricks’ Estate
396	Accepting a Sculpture Donation from the Woodinville Garden Club
393	City Manager Authority for Woodinville Duvall Rockery Wall Repair Project
2010
395	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2011
394	2011 City Fees Repealing Resolution No. 379
393	See 2011
392	Sports Field Rental Rates for 2011
391	Number Not Used
390	Authorizing Agreements with ARCH for the Funding of Affordable Housing Projects
389	Support of Regional Approach to Manage Jail Population
388	Expressing Concerns Regarding the Brightwater Treatment Plant
387	P&R Community Athletics Programs Non-Discrimination Policy and Increase Awareness of Potential Dangers
386	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2011-2016
385	Opposing 2010 King County Countywide Planning Policy Amendment
384	Supporting Dual Rails and Trails Use of the Eastside Trail Corridor
383	Amending Council Rules of Procedures
382	Adopting Position on Northshore School District's Propositions 1, 2, and 371 - Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan dated August 2009
381	Authorizing the Execution of a Bill of Sale to the Woodinville Water District
380	Clarifying Membership of the Public Arts Advisory Committee
379	2010 City Fees Amending Resolution No. 374
378	Name Liz Aspen as the City Representative to the Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area and 2010-2011 Council Appointments
2009
377	2009-2011 Hotel/Motel Spending Plan
376	Number Not Used
375	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2010
374	Amending 2009 City Fees
373	Banking of Levy Capacity
372	Number Not Used
371	Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan dated August 2009
370	Naming Five Park and Recreation Properties
369	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2010-2015
368	Declaring Surplus Items and Disposition
367	Dedicating a Portion of 133rd Ave NE & Lands adjacent to NE 175th Street as a Public Right-of-Way
364	Revised Development Services Fees, Repealing Resolution No. 357
2008
366	Ratifying the Amended and Restated Woodinville MEBT dated January 1, 2008
365	Rejecting Bid for 2008-2009 Snowplowing Services
364	See Year 2009
363	Establishing a Cost of Living Index for Revised Fire Code Permit Fees for 2009
362	Designating the Official Newspaper for the Term January 1 through December 31, 2009
361	Rescinding Award of Bid for City Hall Exterior Staining
360	Amending Resolution No. 354 the Facility Use Policy
359	Amending the Personnel Policies regarding Employee Holiday Benefits
358	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2009-2014
357	Establishing Revised Development Services Fees, Amending Resolution 241
356	Authorizing the Bill of Sale for Transferring Water Infrastructure to Woodinville Water District
355	Name Don Brocha as the City Representative to the Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area and 2008-2009 Council Appointments
354	Amending the Facility Use Policy
353	Amending the City's Recreation Scholarship Program
349	Amending Council Rules of Procedures
347	Adopting the Economic Development Strategic Action Plan
2007
352	Adopting the Emergency Proclamation for the December 3,2007 Flooding
351	Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Officer Services
350	Amending 2008 City Fees (Park and Recreation Fees)
349	See Year 2008
348	Authorizing Grant Application for Sport Field Funding
347	See Year 2008
346	Amending E-Gov Alliance Agreement for Purchasing Portal
345	Establish Revised Fire Code, Recreation, GIS and Public Records Services Fees
344	Adopting Purchasing Policies and Repealing Resolution 292
343	Declaring a Vacancy in City Council Position No. 5
342	Setting Public Hearing Date for NE 145th Street Right-of-Way Vacation in Tourist District
341	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2008-2013
340	Number Not Used
339	Amending Council Rules of Procedure
338	Adopting Additional Findings Concerning Ordinance 431
337	Number Not Used
336	Support of Issuance of Non-Recourse Revenue Bond for Novelty Hill
335	Supporting the Operation of the Spirit of Washington Dinner Train
334	Establishing a 401 Deferred Compensation Money Purchase Plan with ICMA
333	Establishing Policies and Commitments Addressing NPRSA Aquatics Facilities
332	Adopting a New Collective Bargaining Agreement with Teamsters Local 117
331	Setting Public Hearing Date for Hilltop Right-of-Way Vacation
330	Revising the Policies and Procedures Relating to the Disposal of Surplus City Assets
2006
329	Expressing Opposition to Initiative 933
328	Adopting the National Incident Management System
327	Naming of Waterways and Public Facilities
326	Endorse King County's 10 Year Plan to end homelessness
325	Adopt a Six-year Transportation Improvement Program for the Years 2007-2012
324	Authorize an Application for Funding for a Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program
323	Repealing Ordinance 297 and Ordinance 307 Which Adopted Design Layout of Garden Way
322	Establish Fees for Residential Mailbox Installation on Public Right-of-Way
321	Number Not Used
320	Hilltop Site Vacation of Right-of-Way Hearing Date
319	Approve Amendments to the Mixed-Use Woodinville Village Project Development Agreement
318	Number Not Used
317	Establish a Permanent Monument to the Woodinville Legacy of Carol Edwards
316	Establish Revised Volunteer Policies and Procedures
315	Support the Northshore School District Propositions 1, 2, and 3 Levies and the Capital Projects Bond for 02/07/2006
314	Authorize the City to Make Pre-tax Payroll Deductions for Voluntary Employee Supplemental Insurance Coverage
313	Name Don Brocha as the City Representative to the Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area
2005
312	Agreement Between City of Woodinville and Teamsters Local 117
311	Establish Surface Water Management Fees for 2006
310	Recognize and Acknowledge Robert R. Miller as a Member of the City Council
309	Recognize and Acknowledge Michael Huddleston as a Member of the City Council
308	Establish Revised Fire Code and Recreation Fees
307	Adopt the Conceptual Design Street Layout of NE 173rd
306	Authorize an Administrative Services Agreement with ICMA-RC for an Employee Health Savings Plan
305	Authorize the City to Establish a Section 125 Premium Only Plan
304	Repeal Resolution 295 Authorizing an Interfund Loan to the Civic Center Fund from the General Fund and Little Bear Creek Parkway Fund
303	Oppose State Resolution 912
302	Approve Development and Construction of the Woodinville Village Project
301	Ratify the Chinook Salmon Conservation Plan
300	Acknowledge the State Legislature Leadership in Passing the 2005 Transportation Revenue Package
299	Reject All Bids for the Little Bear Creek 134th Ave NE Bridge
298	Adopt the 2006-2011 Transportation Improvement Program
297	Adopt a Conceptual Street Design for Garden Way
296	Number Not Used
295	Authorize Interfund Loan to the Civic Center Fund from the General Fund and Little Bear Creek Parkway Fund; Without Interest; Requiring Repayment
294	Recognize Shrader Sales, LLC as sole source vendor for recycled plastic lumber for Rotary Community Park Phase III, boardwalk & viewing platform construction
293	Set Public Hearing Date to Consider Vacating Public Right-of-Way on 163rd Ave NE
292	Adopt Purchasing Policies (Repeal Res. 270)
291	Adopt the Non-Motorized Transportation Plan
290	Approve an Interlocal Agreement for Mutual Assistance Concerning Building Permit Applications and inspections
289	Establish Policies and Guidelines for the Strategic Budget Reserve Fund
288	Create a Land Use Committee
2004
287	Express Support for the Critical Areas Ordinance
286	Establish Revised Fire Code Permit Fees, Recreation Charges; Adding a Charge for Parking Planning (Amends Resolution Nos. 265 & 275)
285	Number Not Used
284	Number Not Used
283	Adopt the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan of King County
282	Set Public Hearing Date to consider vacation of unopened right-of-way on Sirkin Property
281	Authorize an Agreement with the Non-Profit Northwest Parks Foundation to receive Donations
280	Rejecting All Bids for Bottleneck Relief Project, Phase 2
279	Establish a Fixed Asset Policy
278	Authorize the Inclusion of Non-Regular Employees in the City's Commute Trip Reduction Plan
277	Authorize an Interfund Loan to the Hotel/Motel Tax Fund from the General Fund
276	Adopt a Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (2005 - 2010) and a Twenty-Year Transportation Facilities Program (2005 - 2024)
275	Amend Resolution 265, Establishing Revised Fire Code Permit Fees
274	Repealing Res. No. 193 and Establishing Volunteer Policies and Procedures
273	Adopt the Civic Center Master Plan Phase II Feasibility Study
272	Adopt the City of Woodinville Little Bear Creek Linear Park Master Plan (479 pages, 56 MB)
271	Adopt a City-Authorized Wayfinding Sign Program
270	Adopt Financial Management Policies
269	Adopt the Weapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism Annex to the Woodinville Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
268	Recognize and Acknowledge Scott Hageman as Mayor of the City of Woodinville
267	Adopt the Woodinville Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
266	Set a Public Hearing Date to Consider the Vacation of Right-of-Way on N.E. 175th Street
265	Establish Fees and Charges for 2004
264	Name Robert R. Miller as Representative to the Northshore Parks and Recreation Board
263	Establish a Media Relations Policy for City Employees
2003
262	Establish Policies for Rental of City Facilities
261	Recognize Gareth Grube as a Councilmember of the City of Woodinville
260	Recognize Carol Bogue as City of Woodinville Deputy Mayor
259	Sales Tax Sourcing
258	Establish the City's Intent to Adopt the Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan of King County
257	Amend the City's Recreation Scholarship Program
256	Not Used
255	Amend Council Rules of Procedure (Consent Calendar)
254	Transportation Improvement Program 2004-2009
253	Amend Purchasing Policies (Sole Source Purchases)
252	Create Tree Tribute Program
251	Support the King County Parks Levy
250	Brightwater Policy Statement
249	Amend 2003 City Fees
248	Create City Employees Wellness Program
247	Revise the Membership of the Public Art Advisory Committee
246	Annexation Election for the Brown Annexation
245	Annexation Election for the Vitulli Annexation
244	Sole Source Vendor for a Street Sweeper
243	Declare Surplus Items for Disposal
242	Set a Public Hearing for Vacation of Right-of-Way for Tanglin Ridge / Phase I
241	2003 City Fees
2002
240	Dedicate a Portion of NE 145th Street as a Public Right-of-Way
239	Establish a Sister City Policy
238	Oppose Initiative 776
237	Number Not Used
236	Disburse Surplus Assets
235	Waste Management Recycling Project (Revenue Bonds)
234	Support State Referendum No. 51
233	Establish Small Works Roster (Limited Purchasing)
232	Designate Applicant's Agent
231	124th Avenue NE Public Right-of-Way
230	Land / Water Grant / Funding for Little Bear Creek Park
229	Adoption of Skate/BMX Park Master Plan
228	Six-Year Transportation Plan - (2002 - 2008)
227	Convert NE 181st Street to a Public Street in the Woodinville Heights Division
226	Establish Funding for a Public Art Program in 2003 and 2004
225	Dedicate a Portion of 133rd Avenue NE as a Public Right-of-Way
224	Dedicate Private Streets to Public Streets in Chateau Woods/Highlands
223	Adopt the Woodinville Water Shortage Contingency Plan
222	Adopt the Roadside Maintenance ESA Manual
221	Create a Public Works Committee
220	City Fee Resolution
219	Adopt the King County 2001 Comprehensive Solid Waste Plan
218	Support the Northshore School District Levy and Bond Measures
217	Establish a Youth Scholarship Fund
216	Establish Surface Water Assessments
215	Recognize Randy Ransom as Council Member and Mayor
214	Approve the Conversion of Private Streets to Public Streets in the Chateau Woods/Highlands
213	Adopt the 140th / 175th Master Streetscape Plan
212	See year 2001
211	See year 2001
210	Create a City Gift & Donation Program
200	Establish a Public Art Advisory Committee
2001
212	Name Robert Miller to the Board of the Northshore Parks and Recreation Service Area
211	Adopt Facility Use Policy
210	See year 2002
209	Open a Savings Account at Frontier Bank
208	Support the Northshore Adult Day Care Bond Issue
207	Appoint an Agent to Receive Claims for Damages
206	Number Not Used
205	Express Gratitude to the JB Instant Lawn Company for 4th of July Support
204	Set Public Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of a Portion of Right-of-Way on 132nd Avenue NE
203	Amend Council Rules of Procedure (Intent to Serve as Mayor / Deputy Mayor)
202	Reject All Bids for the Fire Alarm System for City Hall Annex
201	Six-Year Transportation Plan - 2001 - 2007
200	See year 2002
199	Funding Assistance for Little Bear Creek Lineal Park (IAC Grant Application)
198	Adopt the Woodinville Civic Center Master Plan
197	Number Not Used
196a	Establish investment Management Policies
196	Designate Applicant's Agent
195	Reject All Bids for the Fire Alarm System for the City Hall Annex
194	Salmon Protection and Recovery (ESA Strategies)
193	Adopt Volunteer Policies and Procedures
192	Adopt the City of Woodinville Recreation Plan
191	Authorize Disbursements of Checks Prior to Council Approval
190	Establish a Vendor List for Purchasing and a Small Works Roster
189	Set a Public Hearing Date for Street Vacation of Right-of-way on 133rd Avenue NE
2000
188	Authorize Interfund Loan to Little Bear Creek Lineal Park Fund
187	Sponsor Cross Valley Water District into Association of Washington Cities Benefit Trust
186	Levy Capacity
185	Purchasing Policies
184	Set Public Hearing for Street Vacation - 143rd Avenue NE
183	Council Member Solberg - Resolution of Acknowledgement
182	Set Public Hearing for Street Vacation - 143rd Avenue NE
181	Amend Travel Policies
180	2001City Fees
179	Resolution of Acknowledgement for Deputy Mayor Engel
178	Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (2001-2006)
177	Authorizing Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation Applications for Funding Assistance
176	Council Support of Census 2000
175	Intent to Reimburse Capital Expenditures / Construction of a New City Hall
174	Street Vacation / Woodinville Heights
173	Adopt the Woodinville Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
172	Number Not Used
1999
171	Protecting the Maximum Future Levy Capacity for the Year 2000
170	Establishing Fees and Charges for City Services
169	Set Property Tax Levy for 2000
168	Opposition to I-695
167	Adopting Key Early Actions for Chinook Salmon Under the Endangered Species Act Protection
166	Naming of Parks and Recreation Facilities
165	Adopt a Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 2000-2005
164	Amend the Travel Policies (Facilitate Payment of Certain Expenses of Council)
163	Express Support to Our Fellow Americans of Littleton, Colorado
162	Number Not Used
161	Number Not Used
160	Woodinview Designated for “Affordable Housing”
159	Change Terms of Interfund Loan / Wilmot Park
158	Adopt the Eastside Transportation Partnership - Mobility Action Priorities
157	Protect the Maximum Future Levy Capacity for Property Taxes for 1999
156	Naming of Parks & Recreation Facilities
155	“Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary” Program
1998
154	Olympic Pipeline Issue
153	Establish Fees for False Alarms
152	Number Not Used
151	Create the Heritage Tree Program
150	Adopt a Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 1999-2004
149	Adopting Suburban Cities Association Proposal on Regional Finance and Governance
148	Capital Improvement Program - Final Adoption
147	Intent to Remove City Manager
146	Fourth of July - No Parking for July 4th, 1998
145	Adopt the Parks, Recreations, and Open Space Plan
144	Interfund Loan / Wilmot Park
143	Council Rules of Procedure
142	Bob Miller - Acknowledgment as Mayor
141	Number Not Used
140	Art Saulness - Resolution of Acknowledgment
139	Lucy DeYoung - Resolution of Acknowledgment
135	Creation of Finance Committee
1997
138	Nextel Communications / Findings and Conclusions
137	Property Tax Increase
136	Grace Annexation
135	See 1998
134	Closed Record Appeals - Rules of Procedures
133	Boundary Line Adjustment Between Woodinville and Bothell
132	Adopt New Personnel Policies
131	King County Economic Enterprises Corporation / Variable Rate Demand Bonds
130	Park Naming Policies
129	Authorize Application for Funding Assistance for the Wilmot Gateway Park
128	Adopt a Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 1998-2003
127	Tow Away Zone (4th of July)
126	Number Not Used
125	Housing Strategy Plan
124	Bail Schedule
123	Interlocal Agreement - Lake Washington Studies / Sammamish Watershed Forum
1996
122	Regarding Stone Hill Meadows and Stone Hill Village Appeal
121	Establish Fees for Design Review.
120	Adopt the Six-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) - (CTP Elements)
119	Authorizing an Interfund Loan
118	Number Not Used
117	Set Certain Fees for Woodinville Fire and Life Safety Fire Code Permit Fees
116	Adopt 120 Day Processing Time Limit for All Land Development Permits
115	Amending the Money Purchase Retirement Plan Administered by ICMA
114	Indicating Support for the Jerry Wilmot Green Gateway Park Finance Plan
113	Authorize Application for Funding Assistance for Parks &Recreation
112	Become a Member Community in the National Flood Insurance Program
111	Authorize Application for Funding Assistance for Wilmot Gateway Park Project
110	Authorize Application for Funding Assistance for the Sammamish River Project
109	Designate James Katica as the Representative for the City to Obtain Federal, Emergency, or Disaster Assistance
108	Amend the Council Rules of Procedure
107	Set a Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of Rights-of-Way
106	Recognize and Acknowledge Bob Dixon as Council Member
105	Recognize and Acknowledge Mark Jessup as Council Member
1995
104	Acknowledge Support for South Gateway Multi-Purpose Park Fields
103	Support the Campaign to Keep the USS Missouri in Kitsap County
102	Adopt the Conceptual Tourist District Signage Plan
101	Recommend a Bail Schedule for Violations Regarding Vehicle Weight Restrictions on Certain Streets
100	Establish Fees for Design Review
99	Amend the Travel Policies to Facilitate Payment of Certain Expenses of Council
98	Amend Council Rules of Procedure
97	Authorize Application for Funding Assistance for the Woodinville Valley Trail Project
96	Set a Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of a Portion of NE 190th Street
95	Establish Certain Fees for Fire District Plan Checking
94	Declare the Intent of the City Council to Adopt the Right of Initiative and Referendum
93	Recognize the Natural Slope Barrier Between the North Industrial Neighborhood and the Adjoining Residential Designated Area to the East.
92	Establish Travel Policies for Employees, Volunteers, and Council Members
91	Approve a Transfer of the Cable Television Franchise
90	Adopt the City of Woodinville Emergency Operations Plan
89	Not Used
1994
88	Support an Incentive-Based Rate Structure for Solid Waste Services
87	Set a Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of a Portion of 148th Ave NE
86	Adopt Compensation and Evaluation Plans for Employees of the City
85	Establish a Fee for Temporary Use Permit for Nonprofit Organizations
84	Approve the Issuance of a Tax-Exempt Non-Recourse Revenue Bond
83	Set a Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of a Portion of 148th Ave NE
82	Set Certain Fees for Sexually Oriented Businesses
81	Establish Unanimous and Strong Opposition to the Possible Siting of an Airport
80	Recommend a Bail Schedule in Accordance with the State Supreme Court
79	Set Certain Fees for Fire Permit, Land Use and Right of Way, Development Fees and Outdoor Musical Entertainment
78	Set a Hearing Date to Consider Vacation of Right-Of-Way
77	Authorize Application to Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation for Funding
76	Establishing an Adopt-A-Street Program to Allow Volunteers to Assist in Clean-Up
75	Establish Debt Management Policies
74	Establish Investment Management Policies
73	Adopt Personnel Policies for Employees
72	Ratify the Method and Subsequent Appointments to Suburban Cities Committees
71	Set Certain Fees for Land Use Application, Right-of-Way, Development Fees and Establishing New Fire Permit Fees
70	Relating to the Reimbursement of City Expenditures from the Proceeds of Tax-Exempt Bonds
69	Add Classifications to Existing Salary Ranges to Accommodate the Hiring of a Maintenance Worker
68	Add a Classification to the Existing Salary Ranges to Reclassify an Existing Position
67	Amend Council Rules of Procedure to Facilitate Councilmember Comments
66	Adopt Findings of Fact to Justify the Continued Imposition of a One-Year Moratorium on the Acceptance of Applications for Use Permits, Building Permits and Licenses for Adult Entertainment Uses and Businesses
65	Adopt the Final 1992 Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement
64	Adopt “Whistleblower” Policies
63	Establish Council Rules of Procedures
62	Authorize an Interfund Transfer in the Amount of $9,500
1993
61	Adopt Challenge Procedures for Hearing Examiner Recommendations Regarding Zone Changes and Preliminary Plat Approval
60	Adopt Hearing Examiner's Decision Appeal Procedures
59	Implement Policies and Programs to Maximize the Reduction of Waste
58	Recognize and Appreciate Don Schneider as a Councilmember
57	Authorize Agreement for the Distribution of Community Development Grant Funds
56	Adopt Procedures for Appearance of Fairness and Actual Unfairness Challenges
55	Execute a Trust Adoption by the City
54	Adopt Financial Management Policies
53	Adopt a Human Services Policy
52	Set Certain Fees for Fire Permit, Land Use and Right of Way
51	Authorize the City Manager to Execute a Lease Agreement with the Northshore School District for the Lease of City Hall Space and Council Chambers
50	Establish Rules of Procedure for Adopting Ordinances
49	Authorize the City Council to Appoint James Katica as Auditing Officer
48	Approve Interlocal Agreement for Court Services for 1994
47	Establish the Time and Place of City Council Meetings
46	Authorize an Agreement with Teen Northshore for Providing Services for One Year Relating to a Summer Program of Teen Activities
45	Authorize Agreement with King County for the Home Investment Partnerships Program
44	Authorize an Agreement for Planning the Distribution and Administration of Certain Community Development Block Grant Funds and Block Grant Program
43	Authorize Submission of an Application to King County Parks for 1993 Regional Conservation Future Acquisition Program
42	Authorize City Manager to Execute a Service Agreement for Distribution and Administration of Certain Washington Department of Commerce Development Grant Funds under Washington Growth Management Act of 1990
41	Authorize Interfund Loan not to Exceed $784,000 from the Street Fund to the General Fund
40	Authorize Interlocal Agreement with King County for Provision of Roads Maintenance Services.
39	Appoint Joseph A. Meneghini the First City Manager
38	Authorize an Agreement with Kroll Map Company for Providing Digitized Map Files and Half Section Base Maps of the City
37	Authorize Application to King County Parks for 1993 Regional Conservation Future Acquisition Program for Funds for Park Acquisition
36	Approve Agreement with King County Relating to Monitoring of Contracts for Services
35	Approve Agreement Regarding Administration and Collection of Local Leasehold Excise Tax
34	Authorize an Agreement with King County for Licensing of Certain Businesses
33	Authorize Contract for Temporary Hearing Examiner Services with King County
32	Approve Authorization of an Interim Interlocal Agreement with King County for Provision of Roads Maintenance Services
31	Declaration of the Official Incorporation of the City of Woodinville
30	Authorize Contract with Department of Transportation for Right-of-Way Permits
29	Authorize Service Contract with Woodinville Fire and Life Safety District
28	Authorize Interlocal Agreement with King County for Animal Control
27	Authorize Indigent Defense Screening Services Contract with Carolyn Hunter
26	Authorize International City Managers Association Deferred Compensation Plan and Trust Plan
25	Authorize Local Government Investment Pool
24	Authorize and Approve Participation in the Washington Public Employees Retirement System
23	Authorize an Agreement for Services with Tucker and Stein for Public Defense Services
22	Authorize Interlocal Agreement Relating to Permits for Use of City-Owned Real Property
21	Authorize Interlocal Agreement Relating to Building Permits and Land Use Applications
20	Authorize Interlocal Agreement for Surface Water Services and Collection of Revenues
19	Authorize Interlocal Agreement for Provisions of Road Maintenance
18	Authorize an Interlocal Agreement Establishing District Court Filing Fees for Certain Criminal and Traffic Infraction Actions
17	Authorize an Interlocal Agreement Between King County and the City for Law Enforcement Services
16	Authorize Interlocal Agreement Between Snohomish County and Area Cities for Implementation of Growth Management Act
15	Support the University of Washington Effort to Locate a Branch Campus North of City Limits
14	Authorize a Health Services Interlocal Agreement with King County
13	Authorize Contract for Jail Services
12	Authorize Solid Waste Interlocal Agreement (Forum Agreement)
11	Authorize Solid Waste Interlocal Agreement with King County
10	Establish the Official Date of Incorporation for the City as March 31, 1993
9	Moratorium on Filing of Development Applications with King County for Development
8	Establish the Time and Place of City Council Meetings
1992
7	Addressing the King County Council Regarding the Northshore Community Plan
6	Designate the Official Bank for the City
5	Designate the Official Newspaper for the City - The Woodinville Weekly
4	Establish the Time and Place of City Council Meetings
3	Authorize the Mayor to Execute any Necessary Documents to Obtain Insurance Coverage
2	Loan and Assistance from the Municipal Sales and Use Tax Equalization Account
1	Moratorium on Approvals for Adult Entertainment