Edgewood, WA

Economic Development Advisory Board

The Economic Development Advisory Board will meet to discuss materials for welcoming small businesses and the coordination of the Pierce County Thriving event.

• Discussion of Small Business Welcome Materials
• Coordination of Pierce County Thriving Event

City Council

Planning Commission

City Council

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

City Council

City Council

City Council

Economic Development Advisory Board

City Council

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Planning Commission

City Council

City Council

General

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and discuss a comprehensive plan rezone request for West Valley Hwy. The body will also review October 2026 expenditures and a contract for the relocation of the Nyholm Windmill.

• Public hearing and discussion on AB26-126/AB26-128 West Valley Hwy Rezone Request
• Approval of $386,475.72 in October 2026 budgeted expenditures
• Resolution 26-0803 to authorize a contract with Nickel Brothers for the relocation of the Nyholm Windmill
• Presentation on School District CFP Updates

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to review upcoming business. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• West Valley Hwy Rezone Request (25-001-COMP PLAN)
• Schober Rezone Request (25-002-COMP PLAN)
• 2027 Preliminary Budget
• 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Windmill Relocation Contract with Nickel Brothers

The City Council discussed the 2027 preliminary budget and the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan. The Schober rezone request was withdrawn by the applicant. Council directed staff to bring back a reduced-footprint alternative for the West Valley Hwy rezone request.

• Directed staff to bring back reduced-footprint alternative for West Valley Hwy Rezone Request
• Removed Schober Rezone Request from docket following applicant withdrawal

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding revenue sources for the property tax levy and the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan. The body will also consider budget expenditures and several resolutions related to regional bodies and city contracts.

• Public hearing on AB26-122 Revenue Sources/Property Tax Levy
• Public hearing on AB26-123 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Approval of October 2026 Budgeted Expenditures totaling $602,133.75
• Ordinance 26-0715 regarding Concurrency Code Updates
• Resolutions for MVCC Heating and Cooling Center contracts (1-year extension and 2-year new contract)

The City Council approved October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75. The council also passed resolutions regarding Gold Star Families designation, a new MVCC Heating and Cooling Center contract, and a Lakehaven ILA amendment.

• Approved $602,133.75 in October 2026 budgeted expenditures
• Approved Resolution 26-0807 regarding service on Regional Bodies
• Approved Resolution 26-0806 Gold Star Families City designation
• Approved Parliamentary Training Course
• Approved Ordinance 26-0715 Concurrency Code Updates
• Approved Resolution 26-0805 2 Year New MVCC Heating and Cooling Center Contract
• No motion made on Resolution 26-0801 1-year MVCC contract extension
• Approved Resolution 26-0808 Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will receive a climate planning update and discuss standards for multifamily tax exemptions. The body will also review landscaping standard code updates and regulations for mobile vendors and food truck pods.

• Multifamily Tax Exemptions – Standards and Guidelines
• Landscaping Standard Code Updates
• Mobile Vendors and Food Truck Pods
• Development Regulation and Comprehensive Plan Amendments process updates
• Climate Planning Update

City Council

The Edgewood City Council meets in a study session on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM at City Hall, 10440 Dom Calata Way E. Study sessions are for reviewing upcoming city business and no action is taken; public input is reserved for regular Council meetings. The agenda includes two comprehensive plan rezone requests, a property tax levy and revenue discussion, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, concurrency code updates, and items related to the Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center.

• West Valley Hwy rezone request (25-001-COMP PLAN)
• Schober rezone request (25-002-COMP PLAN)
• Revenue sources and property tax levy discussion
• 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3 and Mt. View Community Center heating/cooling contract items

The Edgewood City Council held a study session on October 6, 2026, to discuss various planning, financial, and administrative items. Because this was a study session, no final legislative actions or formal votes were recorded. Topics included the West Valley Highway and Schober rezone requests, revenue sources, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, and regional committee assignments.

• Discussed West Valley Hwy Rezone Request and supported holding a second public hearing
• Expressed support for the Planning Commission's recommendation to deny the Schober Rezone Request
• Discussed Councilmember Southard's request to step down from regional bodies; reassignment placed on October 13 consent agenda
• Reviewed draft 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, revenue sources, and property tax levy
• Reviewed concurrency code amendments, Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3, and Mt. View Community Center agreements

Economic Development Advisory Board

The City of Edgewood Economic Development Advisory Board meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 10440 Dom Calata Way E, with a Zoom option. The agenda is discussion-only: updates on small business welcome materials, a Pierce County thriving event on November 20, 2026, and marketing Edgewood including preparing an investor pitch and a discussion of "Third Places." A citizen comment period allows three minutes per speaker on items not on the agenda. No votes, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled.

• Update on Small Business Welcome Materials
• Pierce County Thriving Event scheduled for November 20, 2026
• Marketing Edgewood: preparing an investor pitch
• Discussion of "Third Places"
• Citizen comment period, three minutes per speaker, on non-agenda items

General

City Council

The Edgewood City Council will consider several resolutions and routine consent items. Key business includes expressing intent to form a regional Urban Renewal Area (URA) to address homelessness, confirming a Parks and Recreation Advisory Board appointment, and authorizing amendments and a new two-year contract for the Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling system. The consent agenda includes approval of September 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $312,566.86.

• Resolution 26-0804: Intent to launch a URA to homelessness with other Pierce County governments
• Resolution 26-0801: First Amendment to Mt. View Community Center Cooling and Heating Center Site Agreement
• Resolution 26-0805: 2-year New MVCC Heating and Cooling Center Contract
• AB26-120: Approving September 2026 budgeted expenditures of $312,566.86
• AB26-0802: Authorizing contract with Pierce County for county-wide communications system

The Edgewood City Council approved the consent agenda, including September 2026 budgeted expenditures of $312,566.86 and a communications system contract with Pierce County. The Council also voted to express intent to launch a URA to homelessness, confirmed mayoral appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and postponed two heating and cooling center items to October.

• Approved consent agenda including $312,566.86 in expenditures and Pierce County communications contract
• Approved Resolution 26-0804 committing to work with Pierce County governments to launch a URA to homelessness
• Approved Mayoral appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
• Postponed Resolution 26-0801 (Mt. View Community Center cooling and heating agreement) to October
• Postponed Resolution 26-0805 (2-year new MVCC heating and cooling center contract) to October

General

The Edgewood Economic Development Advisory Board is holding a special meeting to discuss two business items: creating welcome materials for small businesses and planning its fall meetings. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Small Business Welcome Materials discussion
• Fall Meetings Work Plan discussion

The board reviewed the Small Business Resource Guide and discussed branding and feedback methods. Members also discussed a work plan for the next 3–6 months focusing on investor materials and commercial property mapping.

• Reviewed Small Business Resource Guide
• Discussed Fall Meetings Work Plan

City Council

The Edgewood City Council is holding a study session to review upcoming business, including interviews for three expiring Parks and Recreation Advisory Board positions. Council members will discuss a flagpole at Edgewood Community Park, code updates, a Lakehaven ILA amendment, Pierce County radio agreements, and a resolution on a unified regional approach to homelessness. They will also consider a 1-year extension and a new 2-year contract for the MVCC Heating and Cooling Center. No formal action is taken at this study session.

• Interviews for Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Positions No. 5, 6, and 7
• Flagpole at Edgewood Community Park
• Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3
• Pierce County Radio Agreements
• 1-Year Extension and new 2-Year MVCC Heating and Cooling Center Contract

The Edgewood City Council held a study session on September 15, 2026, to conduct interviews and discuss various items including park improvements, code updates, and heating and cooling center contracts. Because this was a study session meeting, no formal final decisions or votes were recorded.

• Conducted interviews for Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Positions No. 5, 6, and 7
• Discussed preliminary plans and estimated $15,000 cost for a flagpole at Edgewood Community Park
• Received Economic Development Advisory Board updates
• Reviewed proposed concurrency code updates and requested additional information
• Discussed Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3 regarding the sewer service area
• Supported moving Pierce County Radio Agreements to the consent agenda
• Discussed the Unified Regional Approach to Homelessness Resolution of Intent
• Discussed 1-year and 2-year MVCC Heating and Cooling Center contract options

Planning Commission

The Edgewood Planning Commission is meeting jointly with the Economic Development Advisory Board to discuss multifamily tax exemptions, and will take action on two comprehensive plan and zoning map amendments for West Valley Highway and Schober. The commission will also discuss landscaping code updates and mobile vendor/food truck pod regulations. Public comments will be heard.

• Multifamily Tax Exemptions (joint discussion and action item)
• West Valley Highway Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-001 COMP PLAN)
• Schober Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-002 COMP PLAN)
• Landscaping Standard Code Updates (discussion)
• Mobile Vendors and Food Truck Pods (discussion)

The Edgewood Planning Commission approved the August 10, 2026 meeting minutes, took tie votes on motions regarding the West Valley Highway Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment resulting in no action, unanimously approved the denial of the Schober Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment, and unanimously voted to table Multifamily Tax Exemptions until October 12, 2026. The commission also held a joint meeting with the Economic Development Advisory Board and discussed landscaping standard code updates and mobile vendors.

• Approved Planning Commissioner Meeting Minutes from August 10, 2026 (Unanimous)
• Motion to deny application 25-001 COMP Plan failed (3-3 tie)
• Motion to approve application 25-001 COMP Plan Alternative 2 failed (3-3 tie)
• Approved denial of application 25-002 Comp Plan (Unanimous)
• Tabled Multifamily Tax Exemptions until October 12, 2026 (Unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Edgewood Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is meeting to discuss expiring board seats (Positions 4, 5, 6, and 7) and interviews scheduled for September 15, as well as a phased plan for Edgewood Community Park. The agenda includes public comment time but no formal votes or decisions are listed.

• Expiring board seats: Positions 4, 5, 6, and 7
• Interviews for board seats scheduled for September 15
• Discussion of phased plan for Edgewood Community Park

City Council

The Edgewood City Council will hold a regular meeting with a presentation on a Pierce Transit ballot measure, an executive session on potential litigation, and several routine consent agenda items including September budgeted expenditures. Under council business, they will consider resolutions amending council rules for virtual meetings and authorizing an amendment to the Mt. View Community Center cooling and heating site agreement.

• Pierce Transit ballot measure presentation
• Resolution 26-0798 amending council rules on virtual/telephonic meetings
• Resolution 26-0801 authorizing first amendment to Mt. View Community Center cooling/heating site agreement
• September budgeted expenditures totaling $1,135,725.85
• Executive session on potential litigation (RCW 42.30.110(1)(i)(iii))

Economic Development Advisory Board

City Council

This study session is for the Council to review upcoming business; no official actions will be taken. Discussion topics include homelessness approaches, Flock, and Mt. View Community Center contracts.

• Presentation on United Regional Approach to Homelessness
• Presentation on Flock
• Review of Council Rules of Procedure regarding virtual or telephonic meetings
• Review of Outdoor Movie Night and MVCC MOU
• Review of Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center contracts

This was a study session with no formal votes. Council heard presentations on the Unified Regional Approach to Homelessness and Flock license plate readers, and discussed a possible resolution of intent for the URA. They also reviewed a proposed revision to the MVCC heating/cooling contract and a one-year extension, both to be voted on at future meetings.

• No formal votes taken at study session
• Discussed possible URA resolution of intent; no commitment made
• Discussed one-year MVCC heating/cooling contract extension; vote set for Sept 8
• Discussed revised two-year MVCC contract ($100,000); vote set for Sept 22

General

The Salary Commission will meet to nominate and vote for a commission chair. The body will also determine the 2027 salary levels for elected officials.

• Nomination and vote for Chair of the Salary Commission
• Determination of 2027 salaries for elected officials

City Council

The Edgewood City Council will consider approving routine consent agenda items, including August 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $814,708.36 and a change order for the 48th Street East Preservation Project. Under council business, they will discuss and potentially vote on Ordinance 26-0714, which would amend the Edgewood Municipal Code Title 18 regarding electric security alarm systems. The meeting also includes a presentation from the Pierce County Library System and public comment.

• Approval of August 2026 budgeted expenditures: $814,708.36 total, including vendor checks and EFT payments
• Resolution 26-0800 authorizing the Mayor to sign a change order for the 48th Street East Preservation Project
• Ordinance 26-0714 adopting amendments to EMC Title 18 related to electric security alarm systems
• Presentation by Pierce County Library System
• Approval of meeting minutes from August 11 and August 18, 2026

The Edgewood City Council approved the consent agenda, including August 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $814,708.36, and a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a change order for the 48th Street East Preservation Project. They also passed Ordinance 26-0714, adopting amendments to the EMC Title 18 related to electric security alarm systems. The meeting included a presentation from the Pierce County Library System and public comments.

• Approved consent agenda including August 2026 budgeted expenditures of $814,708.36
• Approved Resolution 26-0800 authorizing mayor to sign change order for 48th Street East Preservation Project
• Approved Ordinance 26-0714 adopting amendments to EMC Title 18 for electric security alarm systems

City Council

The Edgewood City Council is holding a study session to review upcoming business, including code amendments for electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls, as well as contracts for the Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling system and Miles Resources LLC. The council will also discuss Economic Development Advisory Board updates and a parliamentarian discussion. No formal action will be taken at this study session.

• Electric Alarm Systems, Fencing and Retaining Wall Code Amendments
• Mt. View Community Center Heating and Cooling Center Contract
• Miles Resources LLC - Contract Amendment
• Economic Development Advisory Board Updates
• Parliamentarian Discussion

The Edgewood City Council held a study session with no final votes on substantive items. They postponed the Mountain View Community Center Heating and Cooling Center contract to the September 1 study session. Staff was directed to draft language for a livestock fencing exception to the four-foot electric security fence height limit. The council also discussed a contract amendment for the 48th Street Road Repair Project and parliamentarian research, but took no action on those items.

• Postponed Heating and Cooling Center contract to Sept. 1 study session (motion passed)
• Directed staff to develop livestock fencing exception language for electric security fence height limit

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss an Eagle Scout project and opportunities for the east end of Edgewood Community Park. The board will also receive updates from Mayor Olson regarding a windmill, outdoor movie night, and a flagpole.

• Eagle Scout Project
• Windmill update
• Outdoor Movie Night update
• Flagpole at Edgewood Community Park
• Ideas and opportunities for the east end of Edgewood Community Park

City Council

The Edgewood City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the city code regarding electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls. The council will also consider approving routine consent agenda items, including meeting minutes and August 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $555,278.26.

• Public hearing on AB26-116: Electric Alarm Systems, Fencing and Retaining Wall Code Amendments
• Approval of August 2026 budgeted expenditures: $195,249.18 for benefit trusts, payroll, and retirement systems; $360,029.08 for vendor checks and EFT payments; total $555,278.26
• Approval of meeting minutes from July 14, July 21, and July 28, 2026

The City Council approved $555,278.26 in total budget distributions for August 2026, covering payroll, benefits, and vendor payments. Additionally, the Council voted to schedule a presentation on automatic license plate readers for the September 1, 2026, study session.

• Approved $555,278.26 in August 2026 budget expenditures (Passed)
• Approved July 14, 2026, meeting minutes (Passed)
• Approved July 21, 2026, study session minutes (Passed)
• Approved July 28, 2026, meeting minutes (Passed)
• Approved presentation of automatic license plate readers for September 1 study session (Passed)

Planning Commission

The Edgewood Planning Commission will meet to consider a comprehensive plan and zoning map amendment for West Valley Highway, along with action on concurrency code updates and a multi-family tax exemption. The commission will also discuss another zoning amendment for Schober and review landscaping standards. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Public hearing on West Valley Highway Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-001-COMP PLAN)
• Action on Concurrency Code Updates
• Action on Multi-Family Tax Exemption (MFTE)
• Discussion of Schober Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-002-COMP PLAN)
• Discussion of Landscaping Standards Review and Updates

City Council

Economic Development Advisory Board

The board will review welcome materials for new small businesses, address questions about home business regulations, and receive an update on the Multifamily Tax Exemption program. They will also resolve a scheduling conflict for the September meeting and plan the fall meeting schedule.

• Review of Small Business Welcome Materials
• Discussion on Home Business Regulation Questions
• Multifamily Tax Exemption (MFTE) Program Update

City Council

The Edgewood City Council will hold a regular meeting with a presentation by East Pierce Fire & Rescue Chief Jon Parkinson. The main action item is approval of the consent agenda, which includes July 2026 budgeted expenditures (amounts redacted in the agenda). The meeting is largely routine with no other substantive items for decision or discussion.

• Presentation by East Pierce Fire & Rescue Chief Jon Parkinson
• Consent agenda: AB26-115 – motion approving July 2026 budgeted expenditures (amounts listed as $XXXX)
• Audience comment period
• Mayor's report on city matters

The Edgewood City Council approved the July 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $484,151.50, including payroll, taxes, and vendor payments. The council also voted to postpone the Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling site agreement first amendment to the August 18, 2026, study session. The meeting included a presentation from East Pierce Fire & Rescue and public comment.

• Approved July 2026 budgeted expenditures of $484,151.50, including payroll, taxes, and vendor checks.
• Postponed the Mt. View Community Center Heating and Cooling Site Agreement First Amendment to the August 18, 2026, study session.

City Council

The Edgewood City Council held a study session on July 21, 2026 to review upcoming business. Council members heard updates from the Economic Development Advisory Board, considered proposed code amendments for electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls, and discussed the first amendment to the Mt. View Community Center agreement. No decisions were made, as study sessions are for review only.

• Economic Development Advisory Board updates
• Proposed code amendments for electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls
• First amendment to the Mt. View Community Center agreement

The Edgewood City Council held a study session and heard a staff presentation on proposed code amendments for electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls. No formal votes were taken; the public hearing is scheduled for August 11, with a follow-up study session on August 18. The council also received updates on the Economic Development Advisory Board and permit activity.

• No formal decisions were made; the meeting was a study session.
• Scheduled a public hearing on the code amendments for August 11.
• Scheduled a follow-up study session on the code amendments for August 18.
• Noted that the July EDAB meeting was canceled due to a scheduling conflict.
• Heard that the August EDAB meeting will include selection of Chair and Vice Chair.

City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance to update business licensing and home business standards. The body will also review mayoral appointments to the Planning Commission and Economic Development Advisory Board.

• Ordinance 26-0713 regarding business licensing and home business standards
• Approval of $838,604.74 in July 2026 budgeted expenditures
• Mayoral appointments to the Planning Commission and Economic Development Advisory Board
• Presentation by Angelina Koenig, Executive Director of Mt. View Community Center

The Edgewood City Council approved a consent agenda including July 2026 budgeted expenditures of $838,604.74, and passed a motion to confirm mayoral appointments to the Planning Commission and Economic Development Advisory Board. The council also approved Ordinance 26-0713 updating business licensing and home business standards. Additionally, they approved a motion to consider a one-year extension of the Mountain View Community Center contract at the next study session, with a vote at the following regular meeting.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and July 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $838,604.74.
• Approved mayoral appointments to the Planning Commission and Economic Development Advisory Board.
• Approved Ordinance 26-0713 updating business licensing and home business standards.
• Approved motion to consider a one-year extension of the Mountain View Community Center contract at the next study session.

Planning Commission

The Edgewood Planning Commission will review and vote on two comprehensive plan and zoning map amendments: the Schober amendment (item 25-002-COMP PLAN) and the West Valley Highway amendment (item 25-001-COMP PLAN). The commission will also consider updates to the concurrency code, multifamily tax exemption policies, and landscaping standards. An action item will address code amendments for electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining walls. Public comment will be accepted on any agenda items not listed.

• Schober Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-002-COMP PLAN)
• West Valley Highway Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendment (25-001-COMP PLAN)
• Concurrency Code Updates
• Multifamily Tax Exemptions
• Electric Alarms Systems, Fencing and Retaining Wall Code Amendments

The Planning Commission approved amendments to the electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining wall codes. They also approved the June 8, 2026 meeting minutes. Public hearings were held on concurrency code updates, multifamily tax exemptions, and the Schober comprehensive plan and zoning map amendment, with no decisions made on those items.

• Approved electric alarm systems, fencing, and retaining wall code amendments
• Approved Planning Commission meeting minutes from June 8, 2026

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

City Council

The Edgewood City Council held a study session on July 7, 2026 to review upcoming business. The agenda included interviews for Planning Commission positions 1 and 3 and Economic Development Advisory Board position 5, both with terms ending June 30, 2028, as well as updates from the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Council sub‑committee and the Home Business and License Code. No formal actions or decisions are taken at study sessions; public input is reserved for regular council meetings.

• Interview: Planning Commission positions 1 and 3 (terms end June 30, 2028)
• Interview: Economic Development Advisory Board position 5 (term ends June 30, 2028)
• Council Business: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Council Sub‑Committee Update
• Council Business: Home Business and License Code Updates

The council considered a motion to conduct future advisory body interviews in a Committee of the Whole format. The motion was moved by Councilmember Keith and seconded by Deputy Mayor Creley. The council voted and the motion failed. No other decisions were made during the meeting.

• Motion to hold future advisory interviews in Committee of the Whole format failed