Snohomish County public meetings in 2021

SCT Managers and Administrators

The Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group is holding a round table discussion on social service programs cities are using and how those programs are funded. The agenda also includes updates from MAG members and a discussion of future agenda items. The meeting is scheduled for December 21, 2021, from 12:00 to 1:30 pm, with Zoom access arranged by emailing cynthia.pruitt@snoco.org. No decisions, contracts, or ordinances are listed on this agenda.

• Round table on social service programs cities are using and how they are funded
• Updates from MAG members
• Discussion of future agenda items
• Meeting held via Zoom; access by emailing cynthia.pruitt@snoco.org

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear a series of property assessment appeals at its December 15, 2021 meeting, held by Zoom and phone. The tentative agenda lists individual appeals identified by case number, parcel ID, and property owner or representative, with time slots of 20 to 30 minutes each. Two cases were postponed on November 19, 2021, and one Taylor Exemption matter was withdrawn on November 5, 2021. The agenda does not state the grounds for the appeals or any decisions.

• Case 0987-20R, Parcel ID 00796600003600, MARK TRUST, postponed 11/19/2021
• Case 0986-20C, Parcel ID 30052800100300, MARK TRUST, postponed 11/19/2021
• Case 0733-20C, Parcel ID 27043300201000, CRP/CSH MOUNTLAKE LLC
• Case 0153-20C, Parcel ID 28050800200100, SUNRISE VIEW RETIRE VILLA INC
• Taylor Exemption, Parcel ID 00605700001500 et al, DAVID & BETTY ROWNTREE, withdrawn 11/5/2021

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held a hearing on December 15, 2021, and sustained the initial property value for Petition 0153-20C. Board members Kathy Santti, Dave Little, and Bill Temple were present.

• Sustained property value at $7,504,000 for Petition 0153-20C (Sunrise View Retire Villa Inc, 2520 Madison, Everett)

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets on December 14, 2021, to hold a public hearing on County Council-referred code amendments concerning Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation. The proposed amendments would increase density bonuses for Planned Residential Developments and Townhomes, exempt retained existing residential units from density calculations, raise permitted building height in R-7,200 zoning from 30 to 35 feet, add setback rules for buildings above 30 feet, and make townhomes a permitted use in R-7,200 zoning. The Commission will also receive briefings on allowing residential uses in the Business Park zone and on eliminating the Urban Centers Design Review Board from the approval process. The Planning Commission is an advisory body; final decisions rest with the County Council.

• Public hearing on Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation Code amendments referred via Motion 21-309 and a substitute ordinance dated November 2, 2021
• Proposed increase in permitted building height in R-7,200 zoning from 30 feet to 35 feet
• Proposed change making townhomes a permitted use rather than an administrative conditional use in R-7,200 zoning
• Briefing on amending Title 30 to reinstate residential development as an allowed use in the Business Park zone
• Briefing on eliminating the Urban Centers Design Review Board from the approval process to increase permit review efficiency

The Snohomish County Planning Commission held a public hearing on proposed code amendments to the Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation Code. No one spoke at the hearing. The Commission voted 7-0, with one abstention, to recommend approval of the substitute ordinance dated November 2, 2021. The recommendation is advisory; final decision rests with the County Council. The Commission also received briefings on residential uses in the Business Park zone and eliminating the Urban Centers Design Review Board, and discussed virtual meeting formats.

• Recommended approval of substitute ordinance dated November 2, 2021 for Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation Code (7-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved November 16, 2021 meeting minutes unanimously

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board meets Tuesday, December 14, 2021, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. via Zoom. The board is scheduled to approve its November 2021 meeting summary and hold elections for chair and vice chair. Members will also hear updates from the Agriculture Coordinator, Surface Water Management, Planning and Development Services, the Conservation District, the Farm Bureau, and the Sustainable Land Strategy, plus a chair's update. Public comment is listed both before and after the board's business.

• Elections of Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of November 2021 Meeting Summary
• Reports/Updates: Ag Coordinator (Linda Neunzig, DCNR), SWM, PDS (Rebecca Samy), Youth in Agriculture, Conservation District (Bobbi Lindemulder), Farm Bureau (Keith Stocker), Sustainable Land Strategy (David Roberts), Chair's Update (Marv Thomas)
• Public Comments scheduled before and after board business
• Two board seats listed as vacant: Position 5 (Agricultural Direct Marketing) and Position 8 (Equine)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets on 12/8/21 to hear property assessment appeals. Several cases on the tentative agenda were withdrawn before the meeting, and one was stipulated. The remaining cases are scheduled for 20- to 30-minute hearings, with representatives named for some property owners.

• 0650-20C ARCH SSEVTWA01 LLC, Parcel ID 00393700201700 — withdrawn 10/25/2021
• 0655-20C MARYSVILLE MEDICAL INVESTORS LLC, Parcel ID 30052800104400 — withdrawn 11/3/2021
• 0504-20C, 0280-21C GRANITE FALLS RETIREMENT PLAZA LLC, Parcel ID 30071800310100 et al — 10:00 AM, 30 mins
• 0673-20C CLISE LYNNWOOD LLC, Parcel ID 00372600200503 — stipulated 10/20/2021
• 0771-20C LASHUA JOHN R & LAURA L, Parcel ID 30052800302200 — 11:30 AM, 20 mins

The Board of Equalization reviewed four property tax petitions on December 8, 2021. The board sustained the initial values for three properties and adjusted the value for one property.

• Sustained initial value of $6,200,000 for 302 N Alder Ave (Petition 0504-20C)
• Sustained initial value of $6,417,000 for 302 N Alder Ave (Petition 0280-21C)
• Sustained initial value of $699,400 for 1616 Orca View Ln
• Adjusted value of 1411 11th St from $365,400 to $333,300

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hold property tax appeal hearings on Dec. 6, 2021, by Zoom or phone, with Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presiding. Seven appeals are listed, each tied to a specific parcel ID and scheduled in 20- to 30-minute blocks. One case (MGP XI Lynnwood LLC) was postponed on 11/12/2021, and another (Nickle Brothers LLC) was withdrawn on 10/11/2021, so those may not proceed as scheduled.

• Seven appeals scheduled, including Svangren Richard/Catherine (Parcel 28050700200600) at 9:00 AM
• Four appeals filed by Sound Credit Union (Parcels 27052000203400, 00480201300306, 27032300407700, 28041600401100)
• AmitSys Property LLC/Fortress Properties appeal covers Parcel 28042000401100 et al, given a 30-minute slot
• MGP XI Lynnwood LLC appeal (Parcel 00372600601405) postponed on 11/12/2021
• Nickle Brothers LLC appeal (Parcel 00608400300300) withdrawn on 10/11/2021

The Board of Equalization reviewed seven property value petitions. In all cases, the board decided to sustain the initial assessed values.

• Sustained $679,000 value for 6825 Cady Rd
• Sustained $1,926,700 value for 1926 201st Pl SE
• Sustained $818,000 value for 33 SE Everett Mall Way
• Sustained $1,321,716 value for 202 Sth Ave S
• Sustained $965,700 value for 9901 Harbour Pl
• Sustained $53,037,100 value for 6500 Harbour Heights Pkwy SW
• Sustained $3,649,000 value for petition 0930-20C

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets by Zoom on December 1, 2021, with an action item on 2044 Initial Growth Targets. The rest of the agenda is briefings and discussion, including Sound Transit, a housing affordability study, and rural town centers. Several listed future briefings have no set date.

• Action item: Agenda Bill 2044 Initial Growth Targets (45 min)
• Briefing on Rural Town Centers & Corridors Program (RTCC) ICC recommendation to PSRC
• Sound Transit briefing by Erik Ashlie-Vinke (20 min)
• Alliance for Housing Affordability Urban3 Study presentation (20 min)
• Approval of October 27, 2021 meeting minutes

The committee unanimously approved the Agenda Bill regarding 2044 Initial Growth Targets. Members also received updates on regional transportation plans, housing affordability, and Sound Transit projects.

• Approved meeting minutes from October 27, 2021 (Unanimous)
• Approved Agenda Bill on 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by Zoom/phone on Dec. 1, 2021, with Hearing Examiner Dwight Phillips to hear property tax appeals. The agenda lists a Perkins Exemption request for 2016-2018 and several 2020 assessment appeals (case numbers ending in R or C) tied to specific parcels and owners. Three of the listed appeals were withdrawn before the meeting (on 10/18, 11/5, 11/8, and 11/10/2021). The agenda does not state any outcomes or decisions.

• Perkins Exemption 2016-2018 for Perkins Dary L & Dawn, Parcel ID 00718600000800 et al
• Appeal 0076-20R, Cronkite Paul J & Lauri A, Parcel ID 00768900001200
• Appeal 0391-20R, Brady Kevin / Tsz Yan, Parcel ID 00735300001600 — withdrawn 10/18/2021
• Appeal 0968-20C, Lynnwood Tower LLC, Parcel ID 00565300002205 et al
• Appeals 0761-20C (E S Laird LLC), 0594-20C (Northpoint Compass Property LLC), and 0604-20C (BRE Select Hotels Properties LLC) — all withdrawn in November 2021

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard six property assessment petitions on December 1, 2021. It sustained the assessed values in four petitions and adjusted the value downward in one (Modi/Khetan, from $1,001,100 to $996,800). One petition (0969-20C, Steven Hlibichuk/Ryan LLC) shows a value of $1,563,000 with no hearing start or end time recorded, and the minutes do not clearly state an outcome for it.

• Sustained assessed value for Perkins Dary L & Dawn, 5209 130th Pl NE, Marysville (petition 0797-16E)
• Sustained assessed value for Perkins Dary L & Dawn, 5209 130th Pl NE, Marysville (petition 0890-17E)
• Sustained assessed value for Perkins Dary L & Dawn, 5209 130th Pl NE, Marysville (petition 1236-18E)
• Sustained assessed value of $1,058,200 for Cronkite Paul J & Lauri A, 22527 78th Ave SE, Woodinville (petition 0076-20R)
• Adjusted value to $996,800 from $1,001,100 for Modi Prakash Kumar & Khetan Sweta, 23905 71st Dr SE, Woodinville (petition 0393-20R)
• Sustained assessed value of $1,284,000 for Lynnwood Tower LLC, Highway 99, Lynnwood (petition 0968-20C)
• Petition 0969-20C (Steven Hlibichuk/Ryan LLC, 19723 Highway 99, Lynnwood) shows value of $1,563,000; outcome not clearly recorded in the minutes

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee meets virtually on November 19, 2021. Members will hear presentations on three Rural Town Centers & Corridors (RTCC) projects and vote to recommend 3 projects to compete in a regional competition. The RTCC program totals $5.47M, with final applications due December 13, 2021. The agenda also includes PSRC and WSDOT updates.

• Vote to recommend 3 projects for the RTCC regional competition ($5.47M program)
• City of Sultan – US 2 Corridor Design presentation
• City of Stanwood – Viking Way Phase 2 Construction presentation
• City of Snohomish – Bickford & Weaver Intersection Improvement Project presentation
• Final project applications due Monday, December 13, 2021

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board meets online Nov. 18, 2021, to approve prior minutes and confirm a representative to the Dec. 1 Steering Committee. Most of the meeting is discussion: the 2024 SEPA scoping and visioning process, density models, and priorities for 2022. The board will also hear a coordinator's report and take public comment.

• Approval of minutes from the 9-16-21 meeting
• Confirm CAB representative to the Dec. 1, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Discussion of 2024 Update SEPA scoping and visioning process (Eileen Canola, Frank Slusser)
• Density models discussion and report to Steering Committee
• Coordinator's report covering the SCT 2022 Work Program and committee meeting schedule

The Snohomish County SCT Community Advisory Board approved the minutes from September 16, 2021, and confirmed Hillary Moralez as their representative to the December 1, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. Members also discussed the 2024 comprehensive plan update SEPA scoping process, density models, and upcoming 2022 agenda items.

• Approved minutes from September 16, 2021 unanimously
• Confirmed Hillary Moralez as CAB representative to the December 1, 2021 Steering Committee meeting

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear several property assessment appeals on Nov. 17, 2021, by Zoom or phone. Some cases listed on the tentative agenda were already withdrawn, and the time for one case is tentative pending confirmation from the appellant's and assessor's representatives. The agenda lists case numbers, property owners, parcel IDs, and representatives but does not state any decisions or outcomes.

• Case 0362-20R (Dickins Louise M/Hendrickson Wade A, Parcel 27043600101800) withdrawn 10/7/2021
• Case 0377-20R (Liu Xiaojun, Parcel 00711600003000) withdrawn 10/21/2021
• Cases 0623-20R and 0624-20C for Bickford Michael & Mary, Parcels 27051000303900 and 00738500103301
• Case 0762-20C (Western Home Builders Inc, Parcel 00608400100404) with Charles Von Goedert/Richard Stangohr
• Cases 0666-0667-20C (Lit Industrial Limited Partnership, Parcel 28040100302200 et al) withdrawn 10/12/2021

The Board of Equalization reviewed two property value petitions and adjusted the values for both. The board also accepted all findings from November 3, 8, and 15.

• Adjusted value for 7014 144th St SE from $547,900 to $528,900
• Adjusted value for 6822 188th St NE from $1,405,000 to $1,330,000
• Accepted all findings for Nov 3, 8, 15

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets remotely on November 16, 2021, to hold public hearings on two code amendment proposals and take a briefing on a third. One hearing covers detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) in rural and non-urban zones, referred by the County Council via Motion 21-297. The other hearing covers amendments to Title 30 of the county code on roads and access networks. A briefing covers Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation amendments referred via Motion 21-309 and a substitute ordinance dated November 2, 2021. The Commission is an advisory body; final decisions rest with the County Council.

• Public hearing on DADU code amendments (Motion 21-297): allow detached ADUs on substandard lots in rural, resource and other non-urban zones, and remove the 100-foot rule requiring most new DADUs to be within 100 feet of a primary residence
• Public hearing on roads and access code amendments to Title 30: improve emergency fire responder access, remove variance need for private road networks in urban subdivisions, let the county engineer approve private road access in unit lot subdivisions, and add pedestrian facility flexibility in rural cluster and subdivision development
• Briefing on Missing Middle Housing and Housing Preservation (Motion 21-309, substitute ordinance dated 11/2/2021): increase density bonuses for Planned Residential Developments and townhomes, exempt retained existing units from density calculations, make bonuses additive, raise permitted building height in R-7,200 zoning from 30 feet to 35 feet, add setbacks for buildings above 30 feet, and make townhomes a permitted use in R-7,200
• Approval of minutes from the October 26, 2021 regular meeting
• Status update on future agenda items and County Council actions on past Planning Commission recommendations

The Planning Commission recommended approval of code amendments for Accessory Dwelling Units and the roads and access network. The commission also received a briefing on proposed 'Missing Middle Housing' and housing preservation code amendments.

• Approved October 26, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of Accessory Dwelling Unit code amendments as recommended by staff (7-1)
• Recommended amendment to the ADU motion to remove section 3.F (6-2)
• Recommended approval of Title 30 amendments regarding roads and access as recommended by staff (8-0)

SCT Managers and Administrators

This is an agenda for the City Managers and Administrators Group meeting on Tuesday, November 16, 2021, from 12:00 to 1:30 pm. The agenda lists a welcome and introductions, a presentation by Trevor Justin and Doug Levy on the upcoming legislative session, updates from MAG members, and future agenda items. The agenda does not state any decisions, votes, contracts, or dollar amounts.

• Presentation by Trevor Justin and Doug Levy on the upcoming legislative session
• Updates from MAG members
• Discussion of future agenda items

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hold remote appeal hearings on November 15, 2021, for property owners contesting assessments. The tentative agenda lists nine cases, each allotted 20 minutes, with a hearing examiner and representatives named for each. One case, KWAK CHANG Y (0543-20C), was withdrawn on 10/4/2021. The agenda is procedural and does not indicate outcomes or decisions.

• 0321-20C WA BOTHELL SELF STORAGE LLC, Parcel ID 27051800104200, 9:00 AM
• 0423-20C A S LLC, Parcel ID 30052100407200, 9:20 AM
• 0543-20C KWAK CHANG Y, Parcel ID 00520800100700, withdrawn 10/4/2021
• 0258-20R CUMMINGS LINDA T, Parcel ID 27052100203300, 10:00 AM
• 0481-20R POTTHAST JOHN W & KATHLEEN H, Parcel ID 29052600103000, 11:40 AM

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization, with Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presiding, heard eight property assessment appeals on Monday, November 15, 2021. In every case the recorded decision value equals the initial value, indicating the appeals were sustained (no change). Six owners did not appear; two owners appeared. The minutes are a hearing summary order sheet and do not record vote tallies or written reasoning.

• Petition 0321-20C, WA Bothell Self Storage LLC, Bothell: value unchanged at $13,958,000 (owner did not appear)
• Petition 0258-20R, Cummings Linda T, Bothell: value unchanged at $477,200 (owner did not appear)
• Petition 0333-20R, Miller James S & Mary L, Everett: value unchanged at $438,400 (owner did not appear)
• Petition 0346-20R, Bergstrom Candace, Brier: value unchanged at $838,200 (owner did not appear)
• Petition 0824-20R, Heyman D Greg & Schulberg Christine Lynn, Arlington: value unchanged at $945,900 (owner appeared)
• Petition 0480-20R, Henry Paul O, Edmonds: value unchanged at $566,400 (owner appeared)
• Petition 0481-20R, Potthast John W & Kathleen H, Lake Stevens: value unchanged at $857,300 (owner appeared)

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board is scheduled to meet Tuesday, November 9, 2021, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. via Zoom. The agenda includes approval of June, July and September 2021 meeting summaries, public comment, and new business presentations on Community Flood Plain Solutions and a Sustainable Land strategy overview. The board will also hear reports on agriculture coordination, surface water management, planning and development, youth in agriculture, conservation district and Farm Bureau updates, plus a chair's update. No specific decisions, dollar amounts, or ordinances appear on the agenda.

• Approval of June, July & September 2021 meeting summaries
• New business: Community Flood Plain Solutions presentation by Jessica Hamill
• New business: Sustainable Land strategy overview by David Roberts
• Reports/Updates from Ag Coordinator Linda Neunzig (DCNR), SWM staff, PDS (Rebecca Samy), Youth in Agriculture (TBD), Conservation District (Bobbi Lindemulder), Farm Bureau (Keith Stocker), and Chair Marv Thomas
• Board has two vacant positions: Position 5 (Agricultural Direct Marketing) and Position 8 (Equine)

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board approved meeting summaries from June, July, and September 2021. The board also received presentations on Community Flood Plain Solutions and the Sustainable Lands Strategy, alongside updates from county staff and agricultural partners.

• Approved June, July, and September 2021 meeting summaries

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom/phone on 11/8/21 to hear scheduled property tax assessment appeals. Hearing Examiner Dwight Phillips presides over roughly 20-minute sessions for each case, with one 30-minute session. Cases involve residential and commercial parcels, including appeals filed by J C Penney Co Inc, Washington CVS Pharmacy LLC, and KCAP Holdings Inc.

• Appeal 0715-19C, Parcel ID 00372800400601, Michelle DeLappe / Robert Kitchner, 9:00 AM
• Appeal 0450-20C, Parcel ID 00695200000300, J C Penney Co Inc #2011-5, Andrew DeBord / Robert Kitchner, 9:20 AM
• Appeals 0676-20C and 0991-20C, Parcel ID 00585300002003 et al, Washington CVS Pharmacy LLC, Jessica Arroyos / Richard Stangohr, 10:30 AM (30 mins)
• Appeal 0677-20C, Parcel ID 00508900000902, AJF LLC/Team Car Care, Jessica Arroyos / Richard Stangohr, 11:00 AM
• Appeal 0839-20R, Parcel ID 00449500004902, HPA II Borrower 2019-1 LLC, Robert Peyton / Bryan Hunt, 11:40 AM

The Board of Equalization reviewed six property tax petitions. In all six cases, the Board sustained the initial valuation, resulting in no changes to the decision values.

• Sustained $23,800,000 value for TARGET T-0338
• Sustained $24,092,800 value for J C PENNEY CO INC #2011-5
• Sustained $1,124,300 value for KCAP HOLDINGS INC CORPORATION/CAR CARE AS
• Sustained $956,100 value for BELCHER-MARYSVILLE LLC
• Sustained $490,800 value for WASHINGTON CVS PHARMACY LLC/TEAM CAR CARE
• Sustained $1,166,000 value for AJF LLC/TEAM CAR CARE
• Sustained $970,200 value for BLOOM STACIAL

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The SCT Planning Advisory Committee meets on November 4, 2021 to approve prior minutes, take public comments, and spend most of the session on discussion and update items. Topics include 2044 initial growth targets, the 2024 GMA update and compliance review, the draft 2022 work program and meeting schedule, Roadmap III, and the Cascadia Megaregion 2050 Vision. No action items are listed on the agenda. The next meeting is set for January 13, 2022, with location to be determined.

• Discussion of 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Steve Toy, 15 min.)
• 2024 GMA Update and Compliance Review (David Killingstad, 10 min.)
• SCT Draft 2022 Work Program & Meeting Schedule (Pruitt, 10 min.)
• Roadmap III (Joe Tovar, 30 min.) and Cascadia Megaregion 2050 Vision (Joe Tovar, 20 min.)
• Future agenda items include Community Transit Long Range Plan (January 2022) and Alliance for Housing Affordability (Quarterly)

The Planning Advisory Committee met to review administrative items and receive updates on regional growth, transportation, and housing planning. The committee approved the minutes from their previous meeting but took no other formal legislative actions.

• Approved October 14, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is holding a remote hearing on November 3, 2021, to consider several property assessment appeals. Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann will preside over cases involving multiple property owners and parcels. Each case is scheduled for a set time, with appellants or representatives listed. The agenda is tentative and subject to change.

• Appeal 1504-1505-19C: 10TH STREET LLC, Parcel ID 00431400700103 et al
• Appeal 0998-0999-20C: CEP III - BLUWATER 14 LLC, Parcel ID 00574700101800 et al
• Appeal 1462-19P: MARTY ROBINETT, Account ID 0125575
• Appeals 0272-20R, 0273-20R, 0275-20R: ROBINETT BROTHERS LLC and ROBINETT BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION LLC, various parcel IDs
• Appeal 0931-0946-20R: SWEETWATER LANDING LLC, Parcel ID 01199400001000 et al

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed multiple property tax petitions on November 3, 2021. The Board sustained the initial assessed values for the majority of the properties listed, including numerous parcels owned by Marty Robinett and others. One petition for a property at 114 Avenue C in Snohomish was adjusted from an initial value of $55,996 to $29,155. Another petition for a property in Lake Stevens was adjusted from $1,094,600 to $694,300.

• Petition 1504-19C (10TH STREET LLC): Sustained initial value of $555,400
• Petition 1505-19C (BRIAN HUBER): Adjusted value from $1,094,600 to $694,300
• Petition 0998-20C (CEP III - BLUWATER 14 LLC): Sustained initial value of $31,869,500
• Petition 0999-20C (ALEX ROBINSON): Sustained initial value of $2,330,500
• Petition 1462-19P (MARTY ROBINETT): Adjusted value from $55,996 to $29,155
• Petition 0273-20R (ROBINETT BROTHERS LLC): Sustained initial value of $110,500
• Petitions 0931-20R through 0946-20R (MARTY ROBINETT/SWEETWATER LANDING LLC): Sustained initial values for all listed parcels

SCT Executive Committee

The committee approved the minutes from October 6, 2021, and the agenda for the December 1, 2021, Steering Committee meeting. Members decided to postpone the selection of an assembly date and topic.

• Approved minutes of 10-6-21 (unanimous)
• Approved December 1, 2021, Steering Committee agenda (unanimous)
• Postponed decision on Assembly date and topic

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets via Zoom on October 27, 2021. The main discussion item is a 45-minute briefing on 2044 Initial Growth Targets, covering the SCT Planning Advisory Committee recommendation, VISION 2050 regional growth strategy, population and employment figures by jurisdiction, and jobs-to-population ratios. The agenda also includes approval of July 28, 2021 meeting minutes, updates from PSRC and the Economic Alliance Snohomish County, and a coordinator's report. No action items are listed on the agenda.

• 45-minute briefing on 2044 Initial Growth Targets, including SCT Planning Advisory Committee and Community Advisory Board recommendations
• Review of VISION 2050 Regional Growth Strategy and buildable lands capacity by regional geography
• 2044 population and employment line graphs and jobs-to-population ratios by jurisdiction
• Approval of meeting minutes from July 28, 2021
• Updates from PSRC Board actions and the Economic Alliance Snohomish County

The committee unanimously approved the minutes from the July 28, 2021, meeting. Members received briefings on 2044 initial growth targets and a coordinator's report, but no formal actions were taken on these items.

• Approved July 28, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by Zoom/phone on Oct. 27, 2021, to hear scheduled appeals of property assessments, each given a 20-minute slot. Cases are listed by appeal number, property owner name, parcel ID, and hearing examiner. One case, VIRNIG ROBERT & KARIN, is noted as stipulated on 9/7/2021. As time allows, the board may review and approve Hearing Examiner findings from 10/25/21.

• Ten assessment appeals scheduled between 9:00 AM and 11:40 AM, each allotted 20 minutes
• VIRNIG ROBERT & KARIN (0028-20R, Parcel 00752900001200) noted as stipulated 9/7/2021
• Cases heard by examiners Laura Glover, William Lechuga-Huber, and H Lee Johnson
• Properties include NORTHCOAST INVESTORS LLC (0247-20R, Parcel 01098700080100) and REITAN TERRY L (0809-20R, Parcel 00817000000500)
• Possible review/approval of Hearing Examiner findings from 10/25/21 if time allows

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard seven property assessment appeals on October 27, 2021. Five petitions were sustained, keeping the Assessor's initial values unchanged. Two petitions were adjusted downward: VANHULLE BRIAN H (1015 WALBRUN RD, SULTAN) from 527,600 to 488,500, and WERNER GARY & KARIN from 83,800 to 68,800. No other decisions are recorded in these minutes.

• Sustained petition 0105-20R (SUN YONGSHENG V/GUO XIAOYING S, 23004 52ND AVE W, Mountlake Terrace) — value unchanged at 434,300
• Sustained petition 0143-20R (WALSH SEAN, 21703 51ST AVE W, Mountlake Terrace) — value unchanged at 479,600
• Adjusted petition 0787-20R (VANHULLE BRIAN H, 1015 WALBRUN RD, Sultan) — value reduced from 527,600 to 488,500
• Sustained petition 0809-20R (REITAN TERRY L, 22825 121ST ST SE, Monroe) — value unchanged at 988,500
• Adjusted petition 0826-20R (WERNER GARY & KARIN) — value reduced from 83,800 to 68,800
• Sustained petition 0150-20R (CARLSON GREGORY FRANK/CHRISTINE ANN, 16432 57TH AVE SE, Snohomish) — value unchanged at 1,594,700
• Sustained petition 0255-20R (BARRETT BRADLEY P & MEDILYN N) — value unchanged at 511,100

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets October 26, 2021 for briefings and discussion; it is not holding a public hearing or taking a final vote at this meeting. Staff will brief commissioners on proposed code amendments that would allow detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) on substandard lots in rural, resource and other non-urban zones and remove the "100-foot rule" for most new DADUs in those zones, referred by the County Council via Motion 21-297, with a possible public hearing November 16. Staff will also present proposed amendments to Title 30 of the County Code on roads and access networks. The Commission is an advisory body; final decisions rest with the County Council.

• DADU code amendments (Motion 21-297): allow detached ADUs on substandard lots in rural, resource and non-urban zones; remove the 100-foot proximity rule
• Roads and Access Code briefing: amend Title 30 to improve emergency fire access, remove variance need for private roads in urban subdivisions, let the county engineer approve private road access in unit lot subdivisions, and add pedestrian facility flexibility in rural cluster/subdivision development
• Discussion of the September 22 joint meeting with the Tulalip Tribes Planning Commission and possible next steps
• Approval of minutes for the September 22 special meeting and September 28 regular meeting
• Possible public hearing on the DADU proposal at the commission's November 16 meeting

The Snohomish County Planning Commission unanimously approved the meeting minutes from September 22, 2021, and September 28, 2021. Commissioners also received briefings on proposed code amendments regarding accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and roads and access, and discussed a debrief of the joint meeting with the Tulalip Tribes Planning Commission.

• Approved September 22, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved September 28, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The board will hold a remote hearing to review six specific property tax appeal cases. One case involving Wilson Donald & Judith was withdrawn on September 16, 2021. Two other cases were stipulated on October 4, 2021.

• Appeal by South Point Plaza LLC (Parcel ID 28042400200100 et al)
• Appeal by MWSH Bothell LLC (Parcel ID 27052000203900 et al), stipulated 10/4/2021
• Appeal by Leshchinskaya Tatyana (Parcel ID 01181505051600)
• Appeal by RLJ HS Seattle Lynnwood LLC (Parcel ID 00372800400101), stipulated 10/4/2021
• Appeal by Macy's (Parcel ID 00695200000200)

The Board of Equalization held hearings on October 25, 2021, to review property tax assessment petitions. In all seven cases presented, the Board sustained the initial property values as determined by the Assessor's office.

• Sustained 2020 valuation of $27,994,000 for 10121 Evergreen Way
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $2,692,000 for 10103 Evergreen Way
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $1,520,000 for 10301 Evergreen Way
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $462,100 for 50 Pine St Unit 516
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $39,619,400 for 18700 Alderwood Mall Blvd
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $529,200 for 23021 119th Ave SE
• Sustained 2020 valuation of $538,800 for 23033 119th Ave SE

SCT Managers and Administrators

The Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group met via Zoom on October 19, 2021. The agenda focused on a presentation by EASC representatives regarding their five-year plan and other new programs. Members also provided updates and discussed future agenda items.

• Presentation by Garry Clark and Terrie Battuello from EASC on the five-year plan
• Discussion of other new programs at EASC
• Updates from MAG members

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization will review specific property tax appeals involving major commercial entities. The agenda includes cases for Fred Meyer Stores Inc, Bank of America, EJA Investments LLC, Oceanfront V LLC, and Roundup Co. Additionally, the board will review and approve findings from hearing examiners dated October 6 and October 13, 2021.

• Property tax appeal for Fred Meyer Stores Inc (Parcel ID: 28041300100800)
• Property tax appeal for Bank of America (Parcel ID: 00585300002701)
• Property tax appeal for EJA Investments LLC (Parcel ID: 00380900104001)
• Review of hearing examiner findings from 10/6/21 and 10/13/21

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee will hold a virtual meeting to approve previous minutes and discuss action items. The primary focus is on reviewing the 2044 Initial Growth Targets and examining how HB 1099 affects future periodic updates regarding climate change.

• Review of 2044 Initial Growth Targets presented by Steve Toy
• Discussion of HB 1099 climate change requirements for the next periodic update with Rep. Davina Duerr
• Update from PSRC Regional Staff Committee presented by Laura Benjamin

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee approved the minutes of its September 17, 2021 meeting as corrected, then voted to forward the 2044 Initial Growth Targets report, as recommended, to the Steering Committee. The rest of the meeting was informational: a presentation on HB 1099 and HB 1241 climate requirements, a PSRC regional update, and member reports on local activities. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved 9-17-21 minutes as corrected (unanimous)
• Forwarded 2044 Initial Growth Targets report to Steering Committee (passed, one abstention)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization will hold a virtual meeting to review nine individual property tax assessment appeals. Each case is scheduled for a 20-minute hearing before Hearing Examiner Kathy Santti. The agenda lists specific parcel IDs and taxpayer names but does not include details on the disputed values or outcomes.

• Appeal by Mark D & Vickie L Pederson (Parcel 00402500002500)
• Appeal by Paul J & Lauri A Cronkite (Parcel 00768900001200)
• Appeal by Benjamin/Amanda R Uphaus (Parcel 00733800002400)
• Appeal by Arnold & Susan B Sires (Parcel 00527503903100)
• Appeal by Zixing Wang/Yan Cui (Parcel 00879800001800)

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard three property assessment appeals on October 13, 2021, and sustained the Assessor's values in each case. Two property owners appeared; one did not. The minutes record no changes to the assessed values and no other substantive decisions.

• Sustained assessed value of $77,500 for 10324 Paradise Lake Rd, Woodinville (petition 0092-20R)
• Sustained assessed value of $689,100 for petition 0806-20R (owner Susan Sires did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $376,400 for 19028 35th Ave SE, Bothell (petition 0403-20R)

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The Snohomish County Tomorrow Infrastructure Coordination Committee held a virtual meeting on October 8, 2021. The agenda focused on informational updates from the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). No specific decisions, votes, or contract approvals were listed in the provided text.

• Discussion of an Interlocal Agreement (ILA) for Solid Waste Services
• PSRC updates covering Project Selection Task Force, Hardship policy, RTCC & TAP call for projects, and Annual Delivery
• WSDOT update on Surface Transportation Authorization Act

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County Transportation (SCT) Executive Committee met via Zoom to approve the September 1, 2021 minutes and review August and September treasurer reports. The group approved the agenda for the October 27 Steering Committee meeting and received a briefing on 2044 Initial Growth Targets from Steve Toy. The Coordinator’s Report covered the Third Quarter, webpage improvements, and confirmation of September Assembly decisions.

• Approval of minutes from September 1, 2021
• Review of August (final) and September (preliminary) Treasurer’s Reports
• Approval of agenda for October 27, 2021, Steering Committee
• Briefing on 2044 Initial Growth Targets by Steve Toy
• Coordinator’s Report including Third Quarter updates and SCT Webpage Improvements

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee approved the minutes of its 9-1-21 meeting and accepted the treasurer's reports. It approved the agenda for the October 27, 2021 Steering Committee meeting with Items 5.b. and 5.c. deleted. Members confirmed postponement of the Assembly until early 2022, with the month and topic to be set at their November meeting. Discussion also covered the 2044 Initial Growth Targets and possible SCT webpage improvements, but no decisions were recorded on those items.

• Approved minutes of 9-1-21 (unanimous)
• Accepted treasurer's reports
• Approved Oct. 27, 2021 Steering Committee agenda with Items 5.b. and 5.c. deleted (unanimous)
• Confirmed postponement of the Assembly until early 2022; month and topic to be confirmed at November meeting

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization will hold a hearing on October 6, 2021, to review 14 property tax appeal cases. The agenda includes both contested hearings and administrative-only proceedings where appellants will not attend. Hearing Examiner Dwight Phillips is presiding over the session.

• Case 0536-20R (Veenstra) was withdrawn on August 5, 2021.
• Cases 0313-20C, 0314-20C, 0315-20C, and 0674-20C are designated as administrative hearings only because appellants will not attend.
• Case 0269-20C (Mietzner Business Park LLC) is continued from a previous hearing on September 13, 2021.

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held hearings on property tax petitions led by Hearing Examiner Dwight Phillips. Decisions included sustaining initial values for several properties and adjusting values for others, such as petition 0147-20R and 0675-20C.

• Petition 0348-20R (19515 State Route 9 SE): Initial value sustained at $257,900
• Petition 0835-20R (22907 55th Ave W): Initial value sustained at $537,200
• Petition 0147-20R (11518 53rd Ave SE): Initial value adjusted from $670,700 to $587,500
• Petition 0608-20R (3119 Shore Ave): Initial value sustained at $1,344,900
• Petition 0269-20C (11611 Airport Rd): Initial value sustained at $4,934,000
• Petition 0985-20R (5302 76th Pl NE): Initial value sustained at $279,100
• Petition 0675-20C (20700 44th Ave W): Initial value adjusted from $55,370,000 to $42,679,400
• Petition 0313-20C (2207 227th St SE): Initial value sustained at $34,333,000

Board of Equalization

The board will review individual property tax assessment appeals for residential and commercial parcels. One item, Pacific Resources Assoc, was withdrawn on September 9, 2021. The remaining cases involve specific parcel IDs and are assigned to various staff members.

• Shiloh Village LLC appeal for Parcel ID 00392200003201
• Olympic Park LLC appeal for Parcel ID 29043600400600 et al
• Northpoint Compass Property LLC appeal for Parcel ID 27033600106000 et al
• MGP XI Alderwood LLC appeal for Parcel ID 27041500101000 et al
• Pacific Resources Assoc appeal withdrawn on 9/9/2021

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed property tax assessment petitions on September 29, 2021. The board recorded initial and decision values for properties across Everett, Lynnwood, Arlington, Marysville, Mukilteo, and unincorporated areas. Specific outcomes included sustained valuations for most properties and adjusted valuations for select petitions such as 0584-20C and 0534-20R.

• Petition 0645-20C (Shiloh Village LLC): Initial and decision value set at $33,047,000
• Petition 0646-20C (3319 Colby LLC): Initial and decision value set at $4,526,000
• Petition 0647-20C (Olympic Park LLC): Initial and decision value set at $7,624,800
• Petition 0648-20C (Olympic Park LLC): Initial and decision value set at $7,624,800
• Petition 0582-20C (MGP XI Alderwood LLC): Initial and decision value set at $44,865,800
• Petition 0584-20C (MGP X Properties LLC): Value adjusted from initial $9,674,000 to decision $8,693,000
• Petition 0534-20R (Laura Martin): Value adjusted from initial $359,800 to decision $258,400
• Petition 0782-20R (St Michell Jr J/Westman Erica D): Value adjusted from initial $575,200 to decision $557,500

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the updated draft of the Executive-recommended 2022-2027 Capital Improvement Program (CIP). Staff from Finance and Planning and Development Services will provide fiscal updates and explain how the CIP satisfies state requirements. The commission will also receive informational briefings on the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA) review process and public outreach plans for the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update.

• Public hearing on the 2022-2027 Draft Capital Improvement Program
• Informational briefing on SEPA review requirements for the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update
• Briefing on public participation and outreach strategies for the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update

The Planning Commission held a public hearing and voted to recommend approval of the 2022-2027 Capital Improvement Program. The commission also received informational briefings regarding the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update, specifically covering the SEPA review process and public participation strategies.

• Approved August 28, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of 2022-2027 Capital Improvement Program (7-0)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization will hold a hearing on September 27, 2021, to review property tax assessment appeals. The agenda lists twelve cases, several of which were withdrawn or stipulated prior to the meeting date. Hearing Examiner Bill Temple is presiding over the session.

• Case 0044-20R (Kaufman) was withdrawn on 9/8/2021
• Case 0061-20R (Hong Sing & Malinda) was withdrawn on 8/24/2021
• Case 0063-20R (Brandenburg) was withdrawn on 8/6/2021
• Case 0249-20R (DeRaitus) was stipulated on 9/7/2021
• Case 0525-20C (AWF Group LLC) was withdrawn on 8/11/2021

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held hearings on eight property assessment appeals on September 27, 2021. Five petitions were sustained, leaving the assessed values unchanged. Three petitions were adjusted downward: MARTINSEN ANDREW W (12805 3RD AVE NE, MARYSVILLE) from 722,300 to 677,000; ROIC FOUR CORNER SQUARE LLC (17511 HIGHWAY 99, LYNNWOOD) from 14,280,000 to 11,920,000; and ROIC FOUR CORNER SQUARE LLC (17429 HIGHWAY 99, LYNNWOOD) from 975,200 to 780,000. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Sustained assessed value of 573,300 for NGUYEN KHOI/VO THAO T, 22023 STH AVE W, BOTHELL
• Sustained assessed value of 421,700 for SUTTON SHELLEY
• Sustained assessed value of 346,400 for MARTHENS JOHN F & MARILYN A LIVING TRUST, 6604 79TH DR NE, MARYSVILLE
• Adjusted assessed value for MARTINSEN ANDREW W, 12805 3RD AVE NE, MARYSVILLE, from 722,300 to 677,000
• Adjusted assessed value for ROIC FOUR CORNER SQUARE LLC, 17511 HIGHWAY 99, LYNNWOOD, from 14,280,000 to 11,920,000
• Adjusted assessed value for ROIC FOUR CORNER SQUARE LLC, 17429 HIGHWAY 99, LYNNWOOD, from 975,200 to 780,000
• Sustained assessed value of 12,428,000 for BRE/ESA 2005 PORTFOLIO LLC, 22122 17TH AVE SE, BOTHELL
• Sustained assessed value of 9,360,000 for BRE/ESA P PORTFOLIO LLC, 8410 BROADWAY AVE, EVERETT

Planning Commission

This is a special joint meeting between the Tulalip Tribes and Snohomish County Planning Commissions. The agenda consists of introductions, a staff presentation, and discussion. No specific proposals, rezonings, or ordinances are listed for decision.

• Joint Staff Presentation scheduled from 6:15 to 6:45 p.m.
• Commissioner Discussion scheduled from 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.

The Snohomish County and Tulalip Tribes Planning Commissions held a special joint meeting to discuss jurisdictional coordination and history. No formal policy actions were taken, but commissioners discussed future cooperation and potential topics for ongoing dialogue. The meeting concluded with a formal adjournment.

• Adjourned the joint meeting (13-0)

SCT Managers and Administrators

The Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group met on September 21, 2021. The agenda included a presentation by County Executive Dave Somers regarding American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, social services, and affordable housing. Members also provided updates and discussed future agenda items.

• Presentation by County Executive Dave Somers on ARPA funds
• Discussion of social services and affordable housing initiatives

Board of Equalization

The board will review property tax assessment appeals from various commercial and residential owners. Several cases involving Lowe's Companies were postponed from earlier in September. One case, Bitner Janice E, was withdrawn on August 9, 2021.

• Appeal by NPS Investments LLC (Parcel ID: 28052800302300)
• Appeals by Lowe's Companies of 285 and Lowe's HIW Inc (multiple parcel IDs)
• Appeal by Stanwood Towne Center LLC (Parcel ID: 32032400416200 et al)
• Withdrawn appeal by Bitner Janice E (Parcel ID: 01103900001300)

The Board of Equalization reviewed 16 property tax petitions on September 20, 2021. The Board approved one valuation adjustment for a property in Everett and sustained the assessor's initial valuations for the remaining 15 properties.

• Adjusted 13108 39th Ave SE valuation from $2,422,500 to $2,412,500
• Sustained valuation for 12316 Mukilteo Speedway ($4,684,300)
• Sustained valuation for 12316 Mukilteo Speedway ($623,000)
• Sustained valuation for 12415 Evergreen Dr ($5,143,500)
• Sustained valuation for 840,000 property in Stanwood
• Sustained 13 Stanwood Towne Center LLC property valuations
• Sustained valuation for 8270 71st Ave NE ($564,100)
• Sustained valuation for 11402 239th Pl SW ($831,700)

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee met via Zoom to discuss the Urban3 Study on housing affordability and initial growth targets for 2044. The agenda included updates from regional staff and a member go-round, with no specific votes or decisions recorded in the text.

• Discussion of Alliance for Housing Affordability; Urban3 Study
• Review of 2044 Initial Growth Targets
• Update on PSRC Regional Staff Committee
• Future agenda items include HB 1099 climate change requirements

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee approved its July 8, 2021 minutes as amended, adding that the motion approving the BLR was unanimous; the motion passed unanimously. The rest of the meeting was discussion only: early findings from the Alliance for Housing Affordability's Urban3 Study, initial work on 2044 growth targets, and a PSRC Regional Staff Committee update. No substantive action items were decided, and no public comments were offered.

• Approved July 8, 2021 minutes as amended, adding that the BLR approval motion was unanimous (unanimous)
• No action items were taken up
• Future agenda items not discussed

SCT Community Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Community Advisory Board met online to approve previous minutes and confirm a representative for an upcoming Steering Committee meeting. The primary discussion focused on initial growth targets for 2044 and density models, with the board identifying next steps. The group also reviewed future agenda topics including Paine Field, transportation, and economic development.

• Approval of July 15, 2021 minutes
• Confirmation of CAB Representative for October 27, 2021 Steering Committee
• Discussion of 2044 Initial Growth Targets
• Review of density models and identification of next steps
• Planning for future discussions on Paine Field, transportation, and agriculture

The SCT Community Advisory Board approved its July 15, 2021 minutes unanimously and Kate Nesse volunteered to represent the CAB at the October 27, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. Members discussed 2044 growth targets and density models, agreeing to finalize a density points report by email and add a water management presentation to future agenda items. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved July 15, 2021 minutes unanimously
• Kate Nesse volunteered as CAB representative to October 27, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Agreed to add 'Water Management and Conservation' presentation to future agenda items
• Density points report to be confirmed by email and sent to Steering Committee

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Agricultural Advisory Board met virtually on September 14, 2021, to review old business and discuss new items. The primary substantive topic was Water Code and WRIA issues presented by Terri Strandberg. The meeting also included updates from the Department of Conservation, Natural Resources, and Solid Waste Management staff.

• Discussion of Water Code and WRIA issues
• Update from Linda Neunzig (DCNR) as Ag Coordinator
• Update from SWM Staff
• PDS Update summary provided by Rebecca Samy

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board met on September 14, 2021, but lacked a quorum to approve previous meeting summaries. Members heard presentations and updates on FEMA guidance, NPDES water codes, and farm-related programs.

• Failed to approve June, July, and September 2021 meeting summaries due to lack of quorum
• Scheduled next meeting for November 9, 2021 (no October meeting)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization will hold a hearing to review seven specific property tax assessment cases. The agenda lists individual appellants and their associated parcel IDs for each case. No dollar amounts or final decisions are provided in the tentative agenda.

• Case 0443-20C: Old West 6017 LLC (Parcel ID 00520500101201)
• Case 0520-0522-20C: Huitger Ronald (Parcel ID 31052800203100 et al)
• Case 0269-20C: Mietzner Business Park LLC (Parcel ID 00537900005300)
• Case 0319-20C: Kohl's Department Stores Inc (Parcel ID 30050900202800)
• Cases 0664-20C, 0925-20C, and 0924-20C involving Radiant Senior Living Inc and Dorri Belghois

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard seven property assessment appeals on Monday, September 13, 2021. In each case the recorded outcome was "Sustain," meaning the Assessor's original valuation was upheld; no adjustments were made. Decision values matched initial values for every petition listed. Two owners did not appear for their hearings; the remaining owners or representatives appeared.

• Sustained assessed value of $1,253,000 for Huitger property at 3719 168th St NE, Arlington (owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $937,000 for Huitger property at 3611 168th St NE, Arlington (owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $1,298,000 for Huitger property at 3707 168th St NE, Arlington (owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $13,665,000 for Kohl's Department Stores Inc. property at 3713 116th St NE, Marysville (owner appeared)
• Sustained assessed value of $9,401,200 for Radiant Senior Living Inc. property at 11117 20th St NE, Lake Stevens (owner appeared)
• Sustained assessed value of $599,000 for Dorri Belgheis property at 10419 19th Ave SE Unit A,B, Everett (owner appeared)
• Sustained assessed value of $990,700 for Dorri Belgheis property at 6132 Evergreen Way, Everett (owner appeared)

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The Snohomish County Tomorrow Infrastructure Coordination Committee met virtually on September 10, 2021. The agenda consisted entirely of informational updates from PSRC and WSDOT regarding regional projects and legislative sessions. No votes, decisions, or public hearings were scheduled.

• PSRC update on Project Selection Task Force
• WSDOT status report
• Updates on 2021 Regional Priority Projects

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear a series of property tax appeal cases on September 8, 2021. The agenda lists numerous petitions from individuals and LLCs regarding specific parcel IDs. Several items were withdrawn or postponed prior to the meeting date.

• Hearing for Wong James F & Sackett Terry L (Parcel ID: 00376400000300) was postponed on July 30, 2021.
• Hearing for Ellsworth Dewelle Ferguson III (Parcel ID: 27062500400100 et al) was postponed on September 7, 2021.
• Hearing for Robinett Brothers Construction LLC (Parcel ID: 28073400400300) was postponed on August 2, 2021.
• Multiple cases involving Winco Foods LLC and Bel Snohomish Holdings LLC are listed with representatives confirming non-appearance.
• Cases for HIR 3 Tacoma Place LLC and Rosen Investment Co were withdrawn in early September 2021.

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard 17 property assessment petitions on September 8, 2021. Most owners did not appear, and the recorded outcome for those petitions was to sustain the initial value. Two petitions were marked as adjusted: ACCORD INVESTMENTS LLC (initial value 136,400, decision value 90,700) and KILWIEN RENEE C (initial value 398,500, decision value 790,500). The minutes are a summary order sheet; they do not record vote tallies or detailed reasoning.

• Sustained initial value for WINCO FOODS LLC at 3947 116TH ST NE, MARYSVILLE, WA 98271-8423
• Sustained initial value for RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES at 11710 AIRPORT RD, EVERETT, WA 98204-8783
• Sustained initial value for RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES at 11630 AIRPORT RD, EVERETT, WA 98204-6724
• Sustained initial value for RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES at 11604 AIRPORT RD, EVERETT, WA 98204-3752
• Sustained initial value for SMOKEY POINT COMMERCIAL LLC at 2403 172ND ST NE, MARYSVILLE, WA 98271-4754
• Sustained initial value for SMOKEY POINT PROPERTY LLC at 17020 SMOKEY POINT BLVD, ARLINGTON, WA 98223-8426
• Sustained initial value for VIKING LYNNWOOD LLC at 6630 202ND ST SW, LYNNWOOD, WA 98036-5936
• Adjusted value for ACCORD INVESTMENTS LLC from 136,400 to 90,700

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to approve past meeting minutes and discuss new and ongoing business. Key items include planning for the 2021 Human Rights Day, addressing pending retreat items, reviewing a bylaws revision resolution, and considering 2021 legislative priority recommendations to the County Council. The agenda is largely procedural, with public comment periods and routine reports.

• 2021 Human Rights Day planning
• Bylaws Revision Resolution posted
• 2021 Legislative Priority Recommendations to County Council
• 2019-2020 Annual Report to Council
• Approval of minutes from June, July, and August meetings

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County Transportation (SCT) Executive Committee met via Zoom to approve the July final and August preliminary treasurer reports. The group approved the agenda for the September 22, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. A briefing was provided on 2044 Initial Growth Targets by Steve Toy.

• Approval of the agenda for the September 22, 2021, Steering Committee meeting
• Briefing on 2044 Initial Growth Targets presented by Steve Toy
• Review of Treasurer’s Reports for July (final) and August (preliminary)

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee approved its July 7, 2021 minutes and accepted treasurer's reports. Members agreed unanimously to cancel the September 22, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. They also confirmed expenses and a general theme for the 2021 Annual Assembly, with the full committee to be polled by email, and reviewed SCT website updates.

• Approved minutes of 7-7-21 (unanimous)
• Accepted treasurer's reports
• Agreed by unanimity to cancel the September 22, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Confirmed 2021 Annual Assembly expenses outlined in the coordinator's memo, pending room reservation cancellation
• Confirmed the Annual Assembly's general theme of regional and county growth
• Agreed the Annual Assembly should be discussion-oriented rather than solely speakers
• Agreed to revisit SCT website updates in a few months

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission will hold an informational meeting to review the Capital Facilities Element of the comprehensive plan and the annual Capital Improvement Program. Staff from various departments, including Finance and Public Works, will present on infrastructure needs for population growth through 2044. Additionally, the Office of Energy and Sustainability will provide an overview of the Sustainable Operations Action Plan and upcoming community-wide climate action plans.

• Informational briefing on the Capital Facilities and Utilities Elements of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update
• Briefing on the 2022-2027 Draft Capital Improvement Program (CIP) by multiple county departments
• Overview of the Sustainable Operations Action Plan (SOAP) update by the Energy and Environmental Sustainability Office
• Timeline presentation for a community-wide greenhouse gas emissions inventory and first-ever climate action plan starting in 2022

The Snohomish County Planning Commission approved the minutes from its July 27, 2021 meeting and received informational briefings on the Capital Facilities Element, the Capital Improvement Program, and Climate Change and Sustainability. No formal policy votes or legislative decisions were made during the session.

• Approved July 27, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimously)

Ethics Commission

The Snohomish County Ethics Commission met remotely to discuss two options for clarifying the Snohomish County Code. The body also reviewed a proposed ethics complaint form presented by Senior Legislative Analyst Heidi Beazizo. No specific votes or final decisions on these items are recorded in the agenda.

• Discussion of Code Change Option 1 and Option 2 for SCC clarity
• Review of Ethics Complaint Form by Heidi Beazizo

The Snohomish County Ethics Commission met remotely on August 20, 2021. The Commission voted unanimously to move forward with Option 2 for proposed code changes, which staff said would be converted into an ordinance and taken to the County Council. The Commission also discussed a proposed fillable ethics complaint form, with Chair Fina to type up edits, and scheduled its next meeting for February 11 at 11:00 a.m.

• Approved motion to move forward with Option 2 for proposed code changes (unanimous)
• Discussed proposed fillable ethics complaint form; Chair Fina to type up edits
• Scheduled next meeting for February 11 at 11:00 a.m.

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board is holding a meeting with staff updates and board discussion. Topics include code development and permit activities, critical area regulations and Bi-Op status, the Sustainable Land Strategy, and SAEDAT agricultural strategies. The agenda also lists a possible discussion of LDS permit fees and interest in an agricultural exemption, plus regular reports and public comment.

• Board discussion and possible action on LDS permit fees and interest in an agricultural exemption (listed as TBD)
• Update on Critical Area Regulations/Bi-Op Status from PDS Staff
• Update on Sustainable Land Strategy (Brian Bookey)
• Update on SAEDAT Strategies/Ag Issues (Linda Neunzig)
• Public comment period included on the agenda

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to approve minutes, discuss new and ongoing business, and plan for Human Rights Day. Key items include a bylaws revision resolution, 2021 legislative priority recommendations to the County Council, and the 2019-2020 annual report to council. The agenda is largely procedural, with public comment periods and routine reports.

• Bylaws Revision Resolution
• 2021 Legislative Priority Recommendations to County Council
• 2019-2020 Annual Report to Council
• Nomination Form for 2021 Human Rights Day
• 2021 Re-Appointment Update and Resignation

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets July 28, 2021 via Zoom to act on four agenda bills: Countywide Planning Policies, the Buildable Lands Report, amendments to SCT operating guidelines on public attendance at committees, and 2022 final dues. The meeting also includes updates from PSRC and the Economic Alliance Snohomish County, a coordinator's report, and a list of future briefing topics. No dollar amounts or specific policy details are stated in the agenda.

• Agenda Bill: Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse, 40 min.)
• Agenda Bill: Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy, 40 min.)
• Agenda Bill: Amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines; Public Attendance at Committees (10 min.)
• Agenda Bill: 2022 Final Dues (Cynthia Pruitt, 10 min.)
• Next meeting date: September 22, 2021

The committee approved the Countywide Planning Policies and the 2021 Buildable Lands Report for submission to the Snohomish County Council. Members also voted to update the SCT Operating Guidelines regarding public attendance and approved the 2022 dues.

• Approved June 23, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Forwarded Countywide Planning Policies to County Council (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Buildable Lands Report for County Council review (unanimous)
• Approved changes to SCT Operating Guidelines (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 dues (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear nine property assessment appeals at its July 28, 2021 meeting, held by Zoom and phone. Each appeal concerns a specific parcel and is allotted 15-20 minutes. The agenda also includes a 10-minute item labeled "AR Files" and a review and approval of hearing findings from July 26, 2021. One case was postponed and another was withdrawn, according to the agenda.

• Appeal 0013-20R (BAGAN RICK B), Parcel ID 00614700401700, 9:00 AM, postponed on 7/21/2021
• Appeal 1524-19E (SMITH DANIEL J), Parcel ID 00948400030900, 10:00 AM, withdrawn on 8/26/2021
• Appeals 0551-20R and 0552-20R (MURRAY MARK K & JOY A), Parcel IDs 27060100212400 and 27060100212500, 11:00 and 11:15 AM
• AR Files item, Parcel ID 00669400001600 et al, 11:30 AM
• Review & Approve HE Findings 7/26/21

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed and processed property tax appeal petitions during hearings held on July 28, 2021. The board recorded initial values and decision values for properties across locations including Mukilteo, Edmonds, Monroe, Bothell, Sultan, Stanwood, Snohomish, Everett, Lynnwood, Marysville, Lake Stevens, and Arlington. The document lists the outcomes for multiple petition numbers handled by board representatives and clerk Allegra Clarkson.

• Petition 0047-20R (810 Washington Ave, Mukilteo): Initial value $1,215,200, decision value $1,202,300
• Petition 0073-20R (6630 128th St SW, Edmonds): Initial value $916,200, decision value $916,200
• Petition 0015-20R (437 S Blakeley St, Monroe): Initial value $612,100, decision value $587,200
• Petition 0449-20R (13186 165th Ave SE, Monroe): Initial value $626,200, decision value $626,200
• Petition 0551-20R (182nd Ave SE, Monroe): Initial value $501,000, decision value $501,000
• Petition 5028-20AR (20913 29th Ave SE, Bothell): Initial value $679,100, decision value $588,100
• Petition 5052-20AR (5716 SR 92, Lake Stevens): Initial value $564,000, decision value $506,500
• Petition 5053-20AR (Unknown): Initial value $100,000, decision value $9,500

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets remotely on July 27, 2021 for informational briefings, not decisions. Staff will present on the Transportation Element and the Parks and Recreation Element of the county's GMA Comprehensive Plan, both tied to a 2024 update. The agenda also includes approval of June 22, 2021 minutes and a report on recent commission activities. The commission is an advisory body; final decisions rest with the County Council.

• Informational briefing on the Transportation Element, covering projects and strategies for 20-year population and employment growth and issues for the 2024 update
• Informational briefing on the Parks and Recreation Element, including preliminary public outreach findings and emerging issues
• Approval of minutes from the June 22, 2021 regular meeting
• Report on recent Planning Commission activities and upcoming meeting topics
• Two commission seats listed as vacant (Districts 3 and 4)

The Planning Commission held public hearings and voted to recommend approval of several comprehensive plan amendments, including technical corrections, sewer district plans, and mineral land policies. Commissioners also recommended redesignating land for the Tom Winde et al. (SW6) proposal to Urban Medium Density Residential while maintaining existing zoning. These recommendations will be forwarded to the County Council for final action.

• Approved GPP21-3 technical corrections (9-0)
• Approved Olympic View Water and Sewer District CFP1 proposal (9-0)
• Approved Edward Tokarz SW5 rezone proposal (9-0)
• Approved Tom Winde et al. SW6 redesignation to Urban Medium Density Residential (9-0)
• Approved Marv Thomas SW7 rezone proposal (9-0)
• Approved mineral lands policy and code amendments (9-0)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear seven property assessment appeals on July 26, 2021, by Zoom or phone. Each case is allotted 20 to 30 minutes and is tied to a specific parcel ID. Two of the listed appeals, for Huffaker Thomas/Kelli and Corriz Ralph/Monica A, were withdrawn in June 2021. Hearing Examiner Daniel Willner is listed on the tentative agenda.

• Appeal 5025-20AR, Dustan Bunt, Parcel ID 28050100102600, 9:00 AM
• Appeal 0477-19R, Michael Daniels, Parcel ID 27061900101000, 9:20 AM
• Appeal 0018-20R, Huffaker Thomas/Kelli, Parcel ID 00403800000906 — withdrawn 6/10/2021
• Appeal 0042-0043-20R, Corriz Ralph/Monica A, Parcel ID 01169800000900 et al — withdrawn 6/21/2021
• Appeal 0029-20R, Tran Hoa / Vu Bich Ngoc, Parcel ID 27033600103500, 10:50 AM

The Board of Equalization reviewed five property value petitions. The Board adjusted the values for three properties, accepted the value for one, and sustained the value for one.

• Adjusted value for 9225 56th St SE from $519,900 to $465,000
• Accepted value for Michael Daniels property at $172,600 (initial $239,600)
• Sustained value for Kevin R & Jodee L Meyers property at $135,700
• Adjusted value for 20511 Crawford Rd from $400,700 to $385,400
• Sustained value for 9399 232nd St SW at $1,115,200

SCT Managers and Administrators

The Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group held a virtual meeting on July 20, 2021. The agenda included a presentation by Kelli Thode from the Red Cross NW Region regarding services provided in local communities. The group also discussed updates from MAG members and future agenda items.

• Presentation by Kelli Thode, Red Cross NW Region, on community services
• Discussion of MAG Open Public Meetings
• Updates from MAG members

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization scheduled hearings for several commercial property tax appeals in Lynnwood and Everett. Several cases were withdrawn before the meeting, while the Board approved all findings from previous Hearing Examiner reviews.

• Appeals for Sound Self Storage LLC, Everett Center LLC, and Lynnwood Center LLC scheduled
• Multiple appeals for Lynnwood properties (CSM CY, Holman, Pacifica SL) withdrawn on 6/18/2021
• Board approved all findings from Hearing Examiner reviews on 7/5 and 7/12

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held hearings on July 19, 2021, for seven property assessment petitions. In each case the board marked "Sustain," leaving the initial assessed values unchanged. The petitions involved commercial properties in Arlington, Everett, and Lynnwood, with values ranging from $508,700 to $22,054,000. The minutes are a hearing summary order and do not record any vote tallies or discussion.

• Sustained $4,132,000 assessment for SOUND SELF STORAGE LLC, 3830 168TH AVE NE, Arlington (Petition 0169-20C)
• Sustained $1,095,200 assessment for EVERETT CENTER LLC (Petition 0170-20C)
• Sustained $1,873,000 assessment for LYNNWOOD CENTER LLC, 19920 HIGHWAY 99, Lynnwood (Petition 0171-20C)
• Sustained $508,700 assessment for LYNNWOOD CENTER LLC (Petition 0172-20C)
• Sustained assessment for LYNNWOOD CENTER LLC, 19915 64TH AVE W, Lynnwood (Petition 0173-20C; value not legible in minutes)
• Sustained $1,765,000 assessment for LYNNWOOD CENTER LLC, 19926 HIGHWAY 99, Lynnwood (Petition 0174-20C)
• Sustained $22,054,000 assessment for CSM CY LYNNWOOD LLC, 4220 ALDERWOOD MALL BLVD, Lynnwood (Petition 0228-20C)

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board meets online July 15, 2021, to approve prior minutes and confirm a representative to the July 28 Steering Committee. The main discussion is a 60-minute session on density models, including a Housing Working Group report and next steps. The board will also hear a coordinator's report and list future agenda topics such as Paine Field, transportation, and urban centers.

• Approval of minutes from the 5-20-21 meeting
• Confirm CAB representative to July 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• 60-minute discussion on density models and Housing Working Group report
• Coordinator's report: adding time for public comment, board training, county email system, updated roster
• Future agenda topics listed: Paine Field, concurrency, transportation, labor union, agriculture (SLS), urban centers, economic development

The Community Advisory Board approved the minutes from their May 20, 2021, meeting and appointed Phil Lovell as the representative to the July 28, 2021, Steering Committee meeting. Members held a discussion regarding housing density, urban growth area (UGA) expansion, and affordability, resulting in a list of significant issues to be refined for a future report.

• Approved May 20, 2021, meeting minutes
• Appointed Phil Lovell as Steering Committee representative

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board meets to discuss new business items, including a Commercial Animal Handling SWM Inspection Program and the 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan Update. The agenda also includes reports from various agricultural and conservation groups, as well as approval of the previous meeting's summary. Two board seats, for Agricultural Direct Marketing and Equine representation, are currently vacant.

• Discussion of Commercial Animal Handling- SWM Inspection Program
• Review of 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan Update and Compliance Review
• Updates from Ag Coordinator, SWM, PDS, Conservation District, and Farm Bureau
• Vacant board positions for Agricultural Direct Marketing and Equine representation

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board met on July 13, 2021, but could not approve its February–July meeting summary because not enough members were present for quorum. No public comment was offered, there were no open old-business items, and the board took no recorded votes or formal decisions. The meeting consisted of presentations and updates, including a surface water management presentation on animal services facility inspections and a slide presentation on the 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan update covering the 2024–2044 growth period.

• No meeting minutes approved — not enough members present for quorum
• No public comment offered
• No open old-business items
• No recorded votes or formal actions taken

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hold appeal hearings on July 12, 2021, by Zoom or phone, with Hearing Examiner Dwight Phillips presiding. The tentative agenda lists eight property tax appeals, several of which were withdrawn on 6/11/2021. The remaining active appeals involve Silver Lake Townhomes LLC, Lakeside Industries, Wallace Properties-Marysville I LLC, and Wallace Properties - Mill Creek LLC. The agenda does not indicate any decisions or outcomes.

• Silver Lake Townhomes LLC appeal 0709-0723-20C, Parcel ID 01187300012600 et al, 9:00 AM
• Lakeside Industries appeal 0730-0732-20C, Parcel ID 28063600401100 et al, 9:30 AM
• Wallace Properties-Marysville I LLC appeal 0555-20C, Parcel ID 30052700401100, 10:00 AM
• Wallace Properties - Mill Creek LLC appeal 0558-20C, Parcel ID 27050700403300, 10:20 AM
• Four appeals withdrawn on 6/11/2021: L & A Kessler, ROIC Washington LLC, Great Lake Investment Corp, NWB Woodinville LLC, and TRF LDC LLC

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed property tax petitions on July 12, 2021, sustaining initial values for multiple Silver Lake Townhomes and Lakeside Industries properties, while adjusting values for Wallace Properties properties in Marysville and Mill Creek.

• Petition 0555-20C (6610 64th St NE): Initial value $8,539,000 adjusted to $7,685,000
• Petition 0558-20C (17917 Bothell-Everett Hwy): Initial value $8,989,000 adjusted to $8,590,000
• Petitions 0709-20C through 0723-20C (Silver Lake Townhomes properties): Initial values sustained (ranging from $460,000 to $490,000)
• Petitions 0730-20C and 0731-20C (Lakeside Industries properties): Initial values sustained ($3,844,500 and $314,700)

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The SCT Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom on July 8, 2021. Its main action item is the Buildable Lands Report, presented by Steve Toy. Discussion items include 2044 initial growth targets, the 2024 GMA update and compliance review, and a steering committee update. The agenda also lists future topics such as housing affordability, Bothell Canyon Park Subarea Plan, bus rapid transit, and light rail communities.

• Action item: Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy, 30 min.)
• Discussion: 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Steve Toy, 15 min.)
• Discussion: 2024 GMA Update and Compliance Review (David Killingstad, 10 min.)
• Future agenda items include Alliance for Housing Affordability, Bothell Canyon Park Subarea Plan, Bus Rapid Transit, NPDES Reissue Permit, and Snohomish County Light Rail Communities
• Next meeting date: October 14, 2021, location TBD

The Snohomish County Tomorrow Planning Advisory Committee approved its June 2, 2021 meeting minutes as amended and unanimously approved the Buildable Lands Report update with revised text and graphics. The committee also received updates on 2044 initial growth targets, the 2024 GMA update, and regional planning matters.

• Approved June 2, 2021 meeting minutes as amended (unanimous)
• Approved Buildable Lands Report (BLR) update with revised text and graphics (unanimous)

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee meets July 7, 2021 via Zoom to act on several agenda bills: Countywide Planning Policies, the Buildable Lands Report, amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines covering public attendance at committees, and 2022 final dues. It will also approve minutes from June 2, 2021, review May final and June preliminary treasurer's reports, and approve the agenda for the July 28, 2021 Steering Committee. The meeting includes a coordinator's report and lists future briefings on growth planning, housing, and transportation topics.

• Agenda Bill: Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse)
• Agenda Bill: Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy)
• Agenda Bill: Amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines; Public Attendance at Committees
• Agenda Bill: 2022 Final Dues (Cynthia Pruitt)
• Approval of minutes from 6-2-21 and May final/June preliminary treasurer's reports

The Snohomish County Tomorrow Executive Committee approved the minutes from the June 2, 2021 meeting, accepted the treasurer's reports, and approved the agenda for the July 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. Members also discussed planning policies, the Buildable Lands Report, operating guidelines for public attendance, and rescheduled the Annual Assembly for October 27, 2021.

• Approved minutes of 6-2-21 (unanimous)
• Accepted Treasurer's reports
• Approved agenda for July 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear several property assessment appeals on July 7, 2021. The agenda lists seven cases, but three have been withdrawn or the appellant will not appear, leaving four cases still set for hearing. The remaining cases involve properties identified by parcel ID and appellant names, with hearing times and examiner assignments listed.

• Case 0312-20C BRE PROPERTIES INC withdrawn on 7/1/2021
• Case 0678-20C LYNNWOOD E BUSINESS PARK ASSOC: appellant will not appear
• Case 0747-0749-20C ROSEN BEL KIRK ASSOCIATES LLC: appellant will not appear
• Case 0446-20C LYNNWOOD TOWN SQUARE LLC scheduled for 10:20 AM
• Case 0530-20C DAE HWA CORP scheduled for 11:00 AM

The Board of Equalization held hearings on July 7, 2021, to review property value petitions. The Board sustained the initial values for five properties and adjusted the value for one property located at 4114 198th St SW in Lynnwood.

• Sustained initial value of $5,872,400 for 2027 196th St SW
• Sustained initial value of $477,100 for property 28042700205100
• Sustained initial value of $7,159,000 for 4333 Harbour Pointe Blvd SW
• Sustained initial value of $303,400 for property 28042700205300
• Adjusted value of 4114 198th St SW from $5,038,000 to $4,445,000
• Sustained initial value of $4,033,000 for 5621 196th St SW

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to conduct routine business, including electing interim officers for vacant positions, approving the 2021-2022 meeting schedule, and discussing a 2022 commissioner retreat. The agenda also includes ongoing items such as a hate speech discussion, a bylaws revision resolution, and 2021 legislative priority recommendations to the County Council.

• Interim officer elections for positions still awaiting appointment
• 2021-2022 meeting schedule approval
• Discussion on 2022 commissioner retreat planning
• Bylaws revision resolution
• 2021 legislative priority recommendations to County Council

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets via Zoom on June 23, 2021. Action items include an agenda bill on the Buildable Lands Report and a bill on 2022 preliminary dues. The committee will also hear briefings on Countywide Planning Policies and public attendance at SCT subcommittees, plus updates from PSRC and the Economic Alliance Snohomish County.

• Agenda Bill: Buildable Lands Report, including Community Advisory Board report, a letter from David Toyer with PDS response, and pending development capacity
• Agenda Bill: 2022 Preliminary Dues
• Briefing on Countywide Planning Policies
• Discussion on public attendance at SCT Subcommittees
• Approval of May 26, 2021 meeting minutes

The committee approved a 4.5% increase for 2022 preliminary dues and appointed a representative to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee. A vote on the Buildable Lands Report was postponed and moved to a discussion item due to member concerns regarding data accuracy and public engagement.

• Approved May 26, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Russ Wright as PSRC Regional Staff Committee Representative for Cities (unanimous)
• Moved Buildable Lands Report from Action Items to Discussion Items (unanimous)
• Approved 4.5% preliminary dues increase for 2022 (unanimous)

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board is scheduled to meet on Thursday, February 20, 2014, at the Snohomish County Administration Building East in Everett. The agenda consists only of procedural items such as call to order, roll call, opening comments, action items, discussion items, future agenda items, next meeting dates, and adjournment. No specific action items, discussion topics, contracts, or dollar amounts are listed in the supplied agenda text. Board members are asked to confirm attendance by February 18, 2014.

• Meeting scheduled for February 20, 2014, 5:30pm–6:45pm at 3000 Rockefeller Avenue, Everett, WA 98201
• Agenda lists action items and discussion items but provides no details on either
• Attendance confirmations requested by 4:00 p.m. on February 18, 2014
• Contact for attendance: Leigh Mackie, 425-388-3311 extension 2157, leigh.mackie@snoco.org

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets June 22, 2021 to hold public hearings on county-initiated comprehensive plan amendments and Final Docket XX, which includes four proposals to change land-use designations and zoning in the Southwest Urban Growth Area and one on sewer service to Point Wells. The Commission will also hear a County Council-referred proposal on mineral lands policies and code. The Commission is an advisory body; its recommendations go to the County Council, which makes the final decision.

• GPP21-3 Technical Corrections: amend General Policy Plan maps 1, 2, 4, and 5 to reflect properties no longer under county jurisdiction due to municipal annexations
• Olympic View Water and Sewer District (CFP1): amend the Capital Facilities Plan to identify Olympic View as sewer provider to the Point Wells site and approve a 2019 amendment to its 2007 sewer plan
• Edward Tokarz (SW5): redesignate .72 acres in the SWUGA from Urban Medium Density Residential to Urban High Density Residential and rezone from R-8,400 to Multiple Residential (MR)
• Tom Winde et al. (SW6): redesignate 19.96 acres in the SWUGA from Urban Low Density Residential to either Urban High Density Residential (Option 1) or Urban Medium Density Residential (Option 2), with corresponding rezones; a Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement is out for comment until 5:00 p.m. July 7, 2021
• Marv Thomas (SW7): redesignate 6.6 acres in the SWUGA from Urban Low Density Residential to Urban Commercial and rezone from R-7,200 to Community Business

The Planning Commission held hearings on four Final Docket XX proposals and recommended approval for three, including a sewer district update and two residential/commercial rezones. For the contested Winde (SW6) proposal, the Commission rejected staff options and instead recommended keeping the zoning at R-7,200 while redesignating the land use map to Urban Medium Density Residential. The Commission also unanimously recommended approval of county-initiated technical corrections and referred mineral land amendments.

• Approved GPP21-3 Technical Corrections (9-0)
• Approved Olympic View Water and Sewer District CFP1 (9-0)
• Approved Edward Tokarz SW5 rezone (9-0)
• Rejected Winde SW6 Option 2 with conditions (5-4)
• Rejected Winde SW6 denial motion (5-4)
• Approved Winde SW6 compromise: keep R-7,200 zoning, redesignate to Urban Medium Density Residential (9-0)
• Approved Marv Thomas SW7 commercial rezone (9-0)
• Approved Mineral Lands Comprehensive Plan amendments (9-0)

SCT Managers and Administrators

This meeting of the Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group is primarily procedural, featuring introductions and member updates. The main substantive discussion concerns funding from the American Recovery Plan, presented by the Office of Financial Management and the Washington Department of Commerce. The agenda also includes time for public events and future planning.

• Discussion of American Recovery Plan funding
• Updates from MAG members
• Public events and meetings review

SCT Community Advisory Board

This document is a boilerplate agenda for a Community Advisory Board meeting. It lists standard procedural steps like roll call and discussion of future items but contains no specific proposals, votes, or public hearings. The agenda text does not specify what topics will be discussed.

• No specific action items listed
• No specific discussion items listed
• Meeting scheduled for February 20, 2014

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee meets to review the Buildable Lands Report and discuss possible revisions to planning policies JP-3 and DP-2(b). The committee will also elect a new co-chair and a representative to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee. Additional updates cover 2044 growth targets and legislative changes.

• Review of Buildable Lands Report
• Discussion of revisions to JP-3 and DP-2(b)
• Election of Co-chair
• Election of Representative to PSRC Regional Staff Committee
• Update on 2044 Initial Growth Targets

The Planning Advisory Committee approved the May 13, 2021 meeting minutes and advanced the Buildable Lands Report update as presented. The committee also approved working group wording for policy JP-3 concerning annexation and urban growth areas, and elected Russ Wright as Co-chair and representative to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee.

• Approved May 13, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved moving the Buildable Lands Report update forward (unanimous)
• Approved Working Group wording for JP-3 annexation policy (passed with one opposed)
• Elected Russ Wright as PAC Co-chair (unanimous)
• Elected Russ Wright as representative to PSRC Regional Staff Committee (unanimous)

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to discuss new and ongoing business, including planning a commissioner retreat for 2022, a process for responding to community actions, hate speech, and a 2022 budget request. The agenda also includes updates on re-appointments, a recap of the 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue, and a bylaws revision resolution. Public comment is scheduled at the start and end of the meeting.

• Commissioner Retreat for 2022 Planning - Discussion
• Process for Response to Actions Within Community - Discussion
• 2022 Budget Request
• Hate Speech – Discussion
• Bylaws Revision Resolution

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County Transportation Committee Executive Committee meets to approve minutes and review preliminary financial reports. Key action items include a presentation on the Buildable Lands Report and a vote on 2022 preliminary dues. The committee also discusses Countywide Planning Policies and attendance at public advisory working groups.

• Buildable Lands Report presentation
• Agenda Bill: 2022 Preliminary Dues
• Countywide Planning Policies briefing
• Approval of June 23 Steering Committee agenda

The committee recommended a 4.5% increase in 2022 dues and approved the agenda for the June 23 Steering Committee meeting. Members also agreed to defer planning for the September Annual Assembly until July due to COVID-19 restrictions.

• Approved minutes of 5-5-21 (unanimous)
• Recommended 4.5% dues increase for 2022
• Approved June 23, 2021, Steering Committee agenda (unanimous)
• Agreed to add public attendance of subcommittees to June 23 agenda
• Agreed to defer September Annual Assembly planning until July

SCT Steering Committee

The SCT Steering Committee meets May 26, 2021 via Zoom to approve minutes from April 28, 2021, hear updates from PSRC and the Economic Alliance, and consider appointing Sean Standefer to the Community Advisory Board. The main discussion item is Countywide Planning Policies, including a Community Advisory Board recommendation, presented by Mitchell Brouse. The agenda also lists future briefings on topics such as the Buildable Lands Report, 2044 growth targets, housing affordability, and light rail planning.

• Appointment of Sean Standefer to the Community Advisory Board (action item)
• Countywide Planning Policies briefing with CAB recommendation (40 min)
• Approval of April 28, 2021 meeting minutes
• Updates from PSRC Board and Economic Alliance Snohomish County
• Future briefings listed: Buildable Lands Report, 2044 Initial Growth Targets, 2024 GMA Update

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee approved the April 28, 2021 meeting minutes as written and unanimously appointed Sean Standefer to the Community Advisory Board. Members received an update on PSRC board activities and a briefing on the Planning Advisory Committee's approval of draft Countywide Planning Policies, asking questions about how the CPPs apply to cities, equity inclusion, alignment with PSRC climate goals, school siting, and Reasonable Measures. No other substantive decisions were recorded; the meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m.

• Approved April 28, 2021 meeting minutes as written (unanimous)
• Appointed Sean Standefer to the Community Advisory Board (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization is meeting to hear appeals regarding property valuations and tax assessments. The agenda lists specific parcels owned by individuals and LLCs, including Miller, James, HPA Borrower entities, Plaza at the Park, Roic Four Corner Square, and Bexaew Bothell. Each item is scheduled for a short hearing to review the assessed value of the property.

• Appeal for Miller Jim/Karen/Mark (Parcel 00577100001500)
• Appeal for James Edwin H (Parcel 00577000005300)
• Appeals for HPA Borrower 2018-1 ML LLC and MS LLC
• Appeals for Plaza at the Park O LLC and R LLC
• Appeals for Roic Four Corner Square LLC and Bexaew Bothell

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard 22 property assessment appeals on May 26, 2021. In nearly every case the board adjusted the assessed value downward from the initial figure, including large reductions for commercial properties. Two petitions (0032-20R and 0185-20C) show no change to the initial value. The minutes are a hearing summary order and do not record vote tallies or the board's reasoning.

• Petition 0032-20R (Miller, Sultan): value sustained at $55,200
• Petition 0185-20C (Plaza at the Park O LLC, Bothell): value sustained at $3,700,900
• Petition 0186-20C (Plaza at the Park - R LLC, Bothell): adjusted (decision value not legible in source)
• Petition 5011-20AR (Dever, Everett): adjusted from $226,200 to $4,800
• Petition 5012-20AR (Schuett, Lake Stevens): adjusted from $58,100 to $9,800
• Petition 5013-20AR (Lynnwood PMB): adjusted from $2,488,000 to $1,912,300
• Petition 5014-20AR (Gudgeon, Snohomish): adjusted from $1,265,500 to $1,053,800
• Petition 5017-20AR (Investment Marysville): adjusted from $14,995,000 to $8,001,000

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets remotely on May 25, 2021, to deliberate on archaeological resource code amendments and receive briefings on several land-use proposals. The commission will discuss County Council-referred amendments to mineral lands policies, county-initiated comprehensive plan amendments, and four docket proposals including rezone requests in the Southwest Urban Growth Area. The commission is an advisory body; final decisions rest with the County Council.

• Deliberation on proposed code amendments to chapter 30.32D SCC regarding archaeological resources
• Briefing on County Council Motion No. 21-124: amendments to mineral lands comprehensive plan policies, Mineral Resource Lands Map, and site-specific rezones
• Briefing on county-initiated comprehensive plan amendments (GPP21-3 Technical Corrections) to update maps for annexed properties; public hearing tentatively June 22, 2021
• Docket XX proposals: Olympic View Water and Sewer District sewer plan amendment for Point Wells site; Edward Tokarz rezone of .72 acres from R-8,400 to Multiple Residential; Tom Winde et al. rezone options for 19.96 acres; Marv Thomas rezone of 6.6 acres to Community Business

The Planning Commission recommended approval of code amendments to chapter 30.32D SCC to increase protection of archaeological resources in unincorporated Snohomish County. The commission also received briefings on mineral lands policies, comprehensive plan amendments, and four specific docket proposals for land use and zoning changes.

• Approved April 27, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of code amendments to chapter 30.32D regarding archaeological resources (8-0)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear nine property assessment appeals on May 24, 2021, by phone/Zoom. Each item lists a case number, property owner or taxpayer name, parcel ID, time slot, and a hearing examiner. The agenda does not state the grounds for the appeals or any expected decisions.

• Case 0074-20C, MOSS BAY AVIATION, Parcel ID 31051500300103, 9:00 AM
• Case 0447-20C, COONEY SEAN, Parcel ID 00491100001503, 9:20 AM
• Cases 0469-0470-20C, MALTBY ASSOCIATES LLC, Parcel ID 27052400308500 et al, 9:40 AM
• Case 0137-19C, J C PENNEY CO INC #2011-5, Parcel ID 00695200000300, 10:10 AM
• Cases 0432-0433-20C, BRE/ESA 2005 PORTFOLIO LLC, Parcel ID 27053000300400 et al, 11:30 AM

The Board of Equalization reviewed 10 property value petitions. In all cases, the Board decided to sustain the initial assessed values without adjustment.

• Sustained $1,088,000 value for 19220 59th Dr SE Unit 18 (Petition 0074-20C)
• Sustained $970,000 value for 8130 242nd St SW (Petition 0447-20C)
• Sustained $9,140,500 value for Maltby Associates LLC property (Petition 0469-20C)
• Sustained $17,900 value for Maltby Associates LLC property (Petition 0470-20C)
• Sustained $27,857,000 value for 18601 33rd Ave W (Petition 0137-19C)
• Sustained $26,078,800 value for 7601 Evergreen Way (Petition 0227-20C)
• Sustained $11,400,000 value for 3021 196th St SW (Petition 0436-20C)
• Sustained $10,000,000 value for 3917 Harbour Pointe Blvd SW (Petition 0438-20C)

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board meets online May 20, 2021, to approve prior minutes and confirm a representative to upcoming Steering Committee meetings. The main action item is a 45-minute presentation on the Buildable Lands Report by Steve Toy. Members will also discuss density models and identify next steps, plus a brief coordinator's report.

• Approval of minutes from the 3-18-21 meeting
• Confirm CAB representative to May 26 and June 23, 2021 Steering Committee meetings
• Buildable Lands Report presentation by Steve Toy (45 min.)
• Discussion of density models and next steps (40 min.)
• Future agenda topics listed: Paine Field, concurrency, transportation, labor union, agriculture (SLS), urban centers update, economic development

The SCT Community Advisory Board approved its March 18, 2021 minutes unanimously and confirmed representatives for two upcoming Steering Committee meetings. Members discussed the draft Buildable Lands Report and set up a subcommittee to draft a report on affordable housing and density for the July 15, 2021 CAB meeting. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved 3-18-21 minutes (unanimous)
• Hillary Moralez to represent CAB at May 26, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Michelle Stewart to represent CAB at June 23, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Kate Nesse and Phil Lovell to draft Buildable Lands Report for Steering Committee; Jeanine SanClemente to assist
• Subcommittee of Jeanine SanClemente, Trey Villanueva, Hillary Moralez, and Phil Lovell to draft affordable housing and density report for July 15, 2021 CAB meeting

SCT Managers and Administrators

The Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group meets Tuesday, May 18, 2021, 12:00–1:30 pm via Zoom. The agenda lists a Buildable Lands Report presentation by Mitchell Brouse, discussion of public events and meetings, updates from MAG members, and future agenda items. No decisions, contracts, or ordinances are listed on the agenda.

• Buildable Lands Report presentation by Mitchell Brouse
• Public events and meetings discussion
• Updates from MAG members
• Future agenda items
• Meeting held via Zoom (ID 875 7344 1774)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets on May 17, 2021 to hear a series of property owner appeals of assessments or exemptions. The tentative agenda lists eight scheduled cases, each with a parcel ID, a time slot, and a hearing examiner or staff name. Three cases concern exemption determinations for tax years 2016-2019 or 2019. The agenda does not state any decisions, outcomes, or dollar amounts.

• Appeal 0138-20R, MAROTT JENNIFER A TRUST/OVERDORF MELISSA, Parcel ID 00790300009700, 09:00 AM
• Appeal 0397-20R, ADKINS ALAN W & MOORE MELODY L, Parcel ID 00394507301203, 09:20 AM
• Appeal 0477-19R, *MICHAEL DANIELS, Parcel ID 27061900101000, 10:20 AM
• DAHL EXEMPTION 2016-2019, DAHL ANDREA, Parcel ID 00960013301000 et al, 10:40 AM
• GONZALES EXEMPTION 2016-2019, GONZALES EMORY & MARY W, Parcel ID 00373401300101 et al, 11:10 AM

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization met on May 17, 2021, to hear property assessment appeals. For two petitions where owners appeared, the board sustained the initial values: ADKINS ALAN W & MOORE MELODY L at 14202 94TH AVE NW, STANWOOD, WA 98292 (initial and decision value $158,700) and WEIDERT JAMES O/LINDA S at 19304 SOUNDVIEW DR NW, STANWOOD, WA 98292-7874 (initial and decision value $212,500). The minutes also list several other petitions (GONZALES EMORY & MARY W and GROW MARCI A/JANSSON MARVIN T) with no recorded decision values or outcomes, and some entries show no hearing times or attendance. The record does not establish outcomes for those petitions.

• Sustained assessed value of $158,700 for ADKINS ALAN W & MOORE MELODY L, 14202 94TH AVE NW, STANWOOD, WA 98292
• Sustained assessed value of $212,500 for WEIDERT JAMES O/LINDA S, 19304 SOUNDVIEW DR NW, STANWOOD, WA 98292-7874
• No decision recorded for GONZALES EMORY & MARY W petitions (0796-16E, 0889-17E, 1235-18E, 1528-19E)
• No decision recorded for GROW MARCI A/JANSSON MARVIN T petition 1529-19E

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The SCT Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom on May 13, 2021. The main action item is a vote on Countywide Planning Policies, presented by Mitchell Brouse. The committee will also hear updates on the Buildable Lands Report, 2044 initial growth targets, state legislative activity, and regional planning, and will list future agenda topics. The agenda is largely procedural and does not include dollar amounts or specific project decisions.

• Action item: Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse, 45 min.)
• Discussion: Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy, 35 min.)
• Discussion: 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Steve Toy, 5 min.)
• Legislative update from Dept. of Commerce (Kirsten Larsen, 10 min.)
• Future agenda topics listed include Alliance for Housing Affordability, Bothell Canyon Park Subarea Plan, Bus Rapid Transit, NPDES Reissue Permit, and Sound Transit Update

The committee approved several amendments to the Countywide Planning Policies (CPPs), including new language regarding tribal coordination and greenhouse gas emissions. Two specific policy issues were tabled for further wording revisions. The committee adopted the CPPs as discussed, excluding the tabled items.

• Approved adding 'vehicle miles traveled and greenhouse gas emissions from transportation' to CPPs (unanimous)
• Approved adding HUD-defined affordable housing language to CPP DP-2 e.10 (passed with one opposed, one abstention)
• Approved Amendment #2 adding policy JP-7 and amending DP-37 and Env-5 regarding tribal coordination and resource protection (unanimous)
• Approved adoption of CPPs as discussed, excluding two tabled issues (passed with one opposed)
• Approved minutes from 4-8-21 (unanimous)
• Tabled amendment to DP-2.b regarding population growth capacity after a 5-4-2 vote

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hold hearings on eight property tax assessment appeals on May 12, 2021, by phone/Zoom. Each case is allotted 20 to 30 minutes and involves a specific parcel and appellant, including Albertsons/Safeway entities and two other property owners. The agenda lists hearing times, case numbers, parcel IDs, appellants, and representatives, but does not state any decisions or outcomes.

• 0695-20C: ALBERTSON'S LLC, Parcel ID 00568700100600, 09:00 AM
• 0698-20C: ALBERTSONS LLC, Parcel ID 30052100207100, 09:20 AM
• 0702-20C: SAFEWAY INC, Parcel ID 28053400202500, 09:40 AM
• 0745-20C: COLBY AVE I LLC, Parcel ID 01063800010100 et al, 11:00 AM (30 mins)
• 0269-20C: MIETZNER BUSINESS PARK LLC, Parcel ID 00537900005300, 11:30 AM

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed eight property tax petitions on May 12, 2021. In every case, the Board sustained the initial assessed values, meaning no adjustments were made. The owners or their representatives did not appear for the hearings, and the decisions were recorded as 'Sustain' with the decision value matching the initial value.

• Petition 0695-20C (Albertson's LLC, Lynnwood): Initial value $8,699,600 sustained
• Petition 0698-20C (Albertsons LLC, Marysville): Initial value $14,832,000 sustained
• Petition 0702-20C (Safeway Inc, Everett): Initial value $13,014,400 sustained
• Petition 0703-20C (Albertsons Companies, Everett): Initial value $11,442,700 sustained
• Petition 0706-20C (Safeway Inc, Bothell): Initial value $10,478,000 sustained
• Petition 0724-20C (Albertsons Companies): Initial value $12,377,500 sustained
• Petition 0745-20C (Colby Ave LLC, Everett): Initial value $3,588,000 sustained
• Petition 0746-20C (Colby Ave LLC, Everett): Initial value $3,636,000 sustained

Agricultural Advisory Board

The Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board meets to discuss the transfer of the board itself, set roundtable goals for 2021, and address open board positions. The agenda also includes a presentation from the Department of Transportation (DOT), discussions on SCFFC funding, and updates from various agricultural and conservation staff.

• Discussion on the transfer of the Snohomish County Agricultural Advisory Board
• Presentation from the Department of Transportation (DOT)
• Discussion regarding SCFFC funding
• Review of open board positions, including vacancies for Agricultural Direct Marketing and Equine
• Updates from the Ag Coordinator, SWM, PDS, and Conservation District

The supplied document is an agenda for the Agricultural Advisory Board meeting scheduled for Tuesday, June 8, 2021, not minutes of a completed meeting. It lists planned items including approval of February 2020 and May meeting summaries, public comment, 2021 roundtable goals, open positions, water code and WRIA 7 and 8 discussion, election of an officer, and various staff and member updates. No decisions, votes, or outcomes are recorded in this document.

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization is holding a virtual hearing to review eight specific property tax appeals. Each item involves a 20-minute session with a hearing examiner to determine if the assessed value of a specific parcel is correct. The agenda lists the parcel owners, IDs, and assigned examiners but does not state the final decisions.

• Appeal by RH AIRPORT RD LLC for Parcel ID 00537900005401
• Appeal by HUNTER & HART LLC for Parcel ID 30050900205600
• Appeal by NORTHERN LIGHTS APTS for Parcel ID 27042800100100
• Appeal by N & P HOTEL CORPORATION for Parcel ID 00439069403300
• Virtual hearing format via Phone/Zoom

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held five property assessment appeal hearings on May 10, 2021. The board adjusted values for two properties: 11627 Airport Rd in Everett (from $5,750,000 to $5,200,000) and 5120 Colby Ave in Everett (from $2,911,000 to $2,771,000). Two other petitions were sustained at their initial values: 11811 State Ave in Marysville ($9,636,000) and 4402 212th St SW in Mountlake Terrace ($44,009,000). A fifth petition for 17826 Highway 99 in Lynnwood shows an initial value of $4,554,000 and a decision value of $4,554,000, though the outcome marking is unclear in the record.

• Adjusted 11627 Airport Rd, Everett valuation from $5,750,000 to $5,200,000
• Sustained 11811 State Ave, Marysville valuation at $9,636,000
• Adjusted 5120 Colby Ave, Everett valuation from $2,911,000 to $2,771,000
• Sustained 4402 212th St SW, Mountlake Terrace valuation at $44,009,000
• 17826 Highway 99, Lynnwood: initial and decision values both recorded as $4,554,000; outcome marking unclear

Ethics Commission

The Snohomish County Ethics Commission met remotely on May 7, 2021. The agenda included a discussion on clarifying the Snohomish County Code with two proposed options and a review of the Ethics Complaint Form. No final decisions or votes are recorded in the provided agenda text.

• Discussion of Snohomish County Code clarity (Option 1 and Option 2)
• Review of Ethics Complaint Form by Heidi Beazizo

The Snohomish County Ethics Commission met remotely on May 7, 2021, with only two of four commissioners present. Chair Fina announced there was no quorum, so no final decisions could be made. The commission discussed possible changes to Snohomish County Code 2.50 and a new fillable ethics complaint form; no votes or formal actions were taken.

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to discuss new and ongoing business, including a process for responding to actions within the community and a discussion on hate speech. The commission will also review updates on bylaws, legislative priorities, and re-appointments, and plan for upcoming events like World Day for Cultural Diversity.

• Discussion on process for response to actions within community
• Hate speech discussion
• 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue planning
• Bylaws revision update
• 2021 Legislative Priority Recommendations to County Council

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission approved the May 6, 2021 agenda, April 1, 2021 minutes, and a motion to approve Facebook postings for May 2021. The commission also decided to request a 2022 budget ask of $5,000. Discussions regarding hate speech and community response processes were held on hold until the next meeting.

• Approved May 6, 2021 agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 1, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved May 2021 Facebook postings and ongoing reposts (unanimous)
• Submitted 2022 budget ask of $5,000
• Adjourned meeting at 6:51pm (unanimous)

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee meets by Zoom on May 5, 2021 to approve prior minutes, review March and April treasurer's reports, and take up action items including the Buildable Lands Report and an appointment to the Community Advisory Board. Members will also discuss Countywide Planning Policies and hear a coordinator's report on 2022 dues assessment options. Several future briefings are listed without dates, including housing, transportation, and 2024 comprehensive plan topics.

• Action item: Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy)
• Action item: appointment of Sean Standefer to Community Advisory Board
• Treasurer's reports for March (final) and April (preliminary)
• Discussion of Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse)
• Coordinator's report on 2022 Dues Assessment Options

The Snohomish County Transportation Committee Executive Committee approved the agenda for its upcoming Steering Committee meeting. Members also agreed to a 4.5% dues increase for 2022 and deferred a board appointment to the Steering Committee. The committee reviewed updates on the Buildable Lands Report and Countywide Planning Policies, which are scheduled for final decisions in July and August.

• Approved minutes from April 7, 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved agenda for May 26, 2021 Steering Committee meeting (unanimous)
• Agreed to 4.5% dues increase for 2022
• Deferred appointment of Sean Standefer to Community Advisory Board to Steering Committee
• Accepted Treasurer’s Reports

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets April 28, 2021 via Zoom to approve prior minutes, hear updates from PSRC and the Economic Alliance, and act on appointments to the Community Advisory Board and amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines. Most of the meeting is set aside for briefings, including a 40-minute discussion of the Draft Buildable Lands Report and a 30-minute update on AHA. Several future briefings are listed with dates still to be determined.

• Action: appointment of Trey Villanueva and Michelle Stewart to the Community Advisory Board
• Action: agenda bill amending SCT Operating Guidelines
• Briefing: Draft Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy, 40 min.)
• Briefing: AHA update (Chris Collier, 30 min.)
• Approval of Feb. 24, 2021 meeting minutes

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee approved the February 24, 2021 meeting minutes and appointed Trey Villanueva and Michelle Stewart to the Community Advisory Board. It also approved two amendments to the SCT Operating Guidelines: one removing the requirement that a Citizen Representative to the Steering Committee sit on the Executive Committee, and one defining PAC Working Groups. The rest of the meeting consisted of briefings and discussion on the Draft Buildable Lands Report and an AHA report; no other decisions were recorded.

• Approved Feb 24, 2021 meeting minutes as written (unanimous)
• Appointed Trey Villanueva and Michelle Stewart to the Community Advisory Board (unanimous)
• Approved amendment removing requirement that a Citizen Representative to Steering Committee sit on Executive Committee (unanimous)
• Approved amendment defining PAC Working Groups (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by phone/Zoom to hear nine scheduled property assessment appeals, each tied to a specific petition number and parcel ID. Each case is allotted 20 to 30 minutes, with hearings running from 9:00 AM to noon. The agenda lists the petitioner names, parcel IDs, and hearing times but does not state the grounds for appeal or any expected outcome.

• Nine appeal hearings scheduled, each with a petition number, petitioner name, parcel ID, and time slot
• Cases include MCCAUGHAN RICHARD B (0753-19R, Parcel 29061700302100) at 9:00 AM
• ROBINETT INVESTMENT COMPANY LLC (0080-20R, Parcel 32042500202700) at 9:20 AM
• SMITH SUZANNE (0633-0634-20R, Parcel 00874100099700 et al) allotted 30 minutes at 10:40 AM
• NATIONWIDE HEALTH PROPERTIES LLC EVERETT (0222-0223-20C, Parcel 00537900003400 et al) and 44TH AVENUE HOTEL FEE LLC (0226-20C, Parcel 27042100405800) scheduled for 11:10 AM and 11:40 AM

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed and sustained property value assessments for ten property tax petitions during its hearing on April 28, 2021. The board considered cases involving residential and commercial properties across various locations in the county, with values remaining unchanged from the initial assessor valuations.

• Sustained property value at $323,100 for Petition 0753-19R (311 S Lake Stevens Rd)
• Sustained property value at $137,600 for Petition 0080-20R (Stanwood)
• Sustained property value at $310,200 for Petition 0372-20R (8221 198th St NW Unit B)
• Sustained property value at $660,800 for Petition 0394-20R (17708 16th Pl W)
• Sustained property value at $748,400 for Petition 0501-20R (118 178th St SE)
• Sustained property value for Petition 0633-20R (Suzanne Smith)
• Sustained property value for Petition 0634-20R (Suzanne Smith)
• Sustained property values for commercial petitions 0222-20C, 0223-20C, and 0226-20C

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets April 27, 2021 to hold a public hearing on proposed code amendments to chapter 30.32D SCC addressing archaeological resources, and to receive informational briefings on the 2021 Countywide Planning Policies update and on local housing trends and affordability. The Commission is an advisory body; any recommendation it makes goes to the County Council, which holds final decision authority. The meeting also includes approval of March 23, 2021 minutes and reports on past and future agenda items.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to chapter 30.32D SCC to revise archaeological resource land use regulations, clarify terminology, and increase protection in unincorporated Snohomish County
• Informational briefing on the 2021 Update of the Countywide Planning Policies, presented by PDS Senior Planner Mitchell Brouse
• Informational briefing on Snohomish County housing trends, affordability, and cost burden by Chris Collier of the Alliance for Housing Affordability
• Approval of minutes from the March 23, 2021 regular meeting
• Commission may transmit a formal recommendation to County Council to adopt, not adopt, or amend the archaeological resources proposal

The commission held a public hearing on proposed amendments to chapter 30.32D SCC regarding archaeological resources. Deliberations were postponed to a future meeting to allow for further clarification on tribal comment timelines.

• Approved March 23, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Historic & Archaeology Resources deliberations until May 25 (7-0)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by phone/Zoom to hear eight property assessment appeals, each scheduled for 20 to 30 minutes. Cases involve individual owners and companies including Ironmount Inc, Silver Oak Apartments, and Seattle Bus Properties LLC. Hearing examiners listed are Amy Hoppe, Wayne Tannenbaum, Bruce Jones, Richard Stangohr, and Robert Kitchner. The agenda does not state the grounds for the appeals or any expected outcomes.

• Eight appeals scheduled, each with a case number, parcel ID, and time slot
• Huitger Ronald first at 9:00 AM (30 mins), Parcel ID 31052800203000 et al
• Ironmount Inc at 9:30 AM (30 mins), Parcel ID 00645300000300 et al
• Silver Oak Apartments at 10:20 AM (20 mins), Parcel ID 27042800101200
• Seattle Bus Properties LLC at 11:20 AM (20 mins), Parcel ID 00441400002201

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard nine property assessment appeals on April 26, 2021. In each case the board marked "Sustain," leaving the Assessor's initial value unchanged as the decision value. Owners included IRONMOUNT INC (seven parcels in Arlington), SILVER OAK APARTMENTS (Mountlake Terrace), and SEATTLE BUS PROPERTIES LLC (Mukilteo). No reductions or adjustments were recorded.

• Sustained $300,100 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel at 17228 Smokey Point Dr, Arlington
• Sustained $2,222,000 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel at 17306 Smokey Point Dr, Arlington
• Sustained $1,468,000 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel at 3210 Smokey Point Dr, Arlington
• Sustained $767,500 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel (address listed as unknown)
• Sustained $4,030,000 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel on Smokey Point Dr, Arlington
• Sustained $4,135,000 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel at 3131 Smokey Point Dr, Arlington
• Sustained $643,800 valuation for IRONMOUNT INC parcel (address listed as unknown)
• Sustained $20,352,000 valuation for SILVER OAK APARTMENTS at 21402 48th Ave W, Mountlake Terrace

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by phone/Zoom on April 19, 2021, to hear a series of property owner appeals of assessment decisions. Each case is scheduled for a 20- to 30-minute hearing before a hearing examiner, with cases identified by appeal number, property owner name, and parcel ID. One case, Dickson Thomas H & Karen L, was withdrawn on 3/16/2021.

• Nine appeals scheduled, each with a 20-30 minute hearing slot
• Case 0089-0090-20R (Dickson Thomas H & Karen L, Parcel ID 00394509901500 et al) withdrawn on 3/16/2021
• Case 0274-20R involves Robinett Land Company LLC, Parcel ID 28061000102000
• Case 0357-20R and 0692-0694-19R (Tuggle Richard L, Parcel ID 28083600300600 et al) grouped for a 30-minute hearing
• Hearings conducted by phone/Zoom

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard nine property assessment appeals on April 19, 2021. Five petitions were sustained, leaving the initial assessed values unchanged. Four petitions were adjusted, lowering the assessed values. Most owners did not appear; two owners attended their hearings.

• Petition 0005-20R (GRISHAM RONALD/JILLIAN, 820 CARLSON RD, SNOHOMISH): sustained, value unchanged at $596,100
• Petition 0773-20R (JACKSON NICHOLAS L, 1510 116TH AVE SE, LAKE STEVENS): sustained, value unchanged at $390,600
• Petition 0148-20R (MILAM MICHAEL J/NORA L, 1928 5TH ST, MARYSVILLE): sustained, value unchanged at $344,700
• Petition 0068-20R (ROCKEY EILEEN CRAWFORD/NICK, 18824 92ND DR NW, STANWOOD): sustained, value unchanged at $437,000
• Petition 0274-20R (ROBINETT LAND COMPANY LLC, 15526 72ND ST SE, SNOHOMISH): sustained, value unchanged at $163,700
• Petition 0357-20R (TUGGLE RICHARD L): sustained, value unchanged at $89,800
• Petition 0692-19R (TUGGLE RICHARD L): adjusted, value reduced from $118,300 to $82,616
• Petition 0693-19R (RICHARD TUGGLE): adjusted, value reduced from $106,400 to $74,534

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is holding remote hearings on April 12, 2021, to consider eight property assessment appeals. Each case is scheduled for 20 to 30 minutes before a hearing examiner. One case, Schaefer-Shipman, was withdrawn on March 12, 2021. The agenda lists only case numbers, property owner names, parcel IDs, times, and representatives; it does not state the grounds for appeal or any expected outcome.

• Eight appeals scheduled, each 20-30 minutes, starting 09:00 AM
• Case 0204-20C (Schaefer-Shipman, Parcel ID 00508100100100) withdrawn on 3/12/2021
• Case 0200-0203-20C (Uniservice Corp, Parcel ID 00529900301700 et al) allotted 30 minutes
• Case 0212-0214-20C (Bridge33 Properties I LLC, Parcel ID 00442900402401 et al) allotted 30 minutes
• Hearings held remotely; representatives listed include Debby Sundheim, Rodney Reed, Wayne Tannenbaum, Robert Kitchner, and Victoria Kamihara

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard 11 property assessment appeals on April 12, 2021. In every petition where a decision value is recorded, the initial assessed value was sustained, meaning no reductions were granted. Several petitions (0201-20C, 0202-20C, 0203-20C, 0213-20C, 0214-20C) list no hearing start or end times, and the minutes do not record vote tallies.

• Sustained assessed value $192,600 for WICK FAMILY PROPERTIES LLC (petition 0354-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $515,100 for UNISERVICE CORP at 327 N MacLeod Ave, Arlington (petition 0200-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $385,000 for UNISERVICE CORP (petition 0201-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $200,500 for UNISERVICE CORP (petition 0202-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $163,000 for UNISERVICE CORP (petition 0203-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $1,860,000 for KCP RE LLC at 15711 Mill Creek Blvd, Mill Creek (petition 0178-20C)
• Sustained assessed value $4,140,000 for BRIDGE33 PROPERTIES LLC at 11804 Highway 99, Everett (petition 0212-20C)
• Sustained assessed values $651,800 and $218,900 for BRIDGE33 PROPERTIES LLC and WAYNE TANNENBAUM/PIVOTAL TAX SOLUTIONS (petitions 0213-20C, 0214-20C)

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee, a subcommittee of Snohomish County Tomorrow, meets virtually on April 9, 2021. Members will hear a briefing on Ecology's draft Puget Sound Nutrient Permit and updates from PSRC and WSDOT. They will also discuss legislative funding, including earmark requests for House Transportation & Infrastructure member projects, and share project updates. The agenda is largely informational and discussion-based, with no votes or formal decisions listed.

• Briefing on Ecology's Draft Puget Sound Nutrient Permit
• PSRC updates: 2021 Delivery & Contingency Funding, RTP call for projects, Project Selection Task Force work, and CRRSAA
• WSDOT updates
• Legislative funding discussion on earmarks for House Transportation & Infrastructure member projects, noted at $15-$20M total per district, with Rep. Larsen due 4/7 and Rep. DelBene due 4/9
• Project updates and announcements from members

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom on April 8, 2021, for a largely discussion-based session. Members will hear updates on Countywide Planning Policies, the Draft Buildable Lands Report, 2044 initial growth targets, Light Rail Communities, and PSRC regional staff matters. The only listed action item is approval of the March 11, 2021 minutes; no ordinances, contracts, or public hearings appear on this agenda.

• Discussion of Countywide Planning Policies, including a CAB report (Mitchell Brouse, 45 min.)
• Update on the Draft Buildable Lands Report (Steve Toy, 40 min.)
• 2044 Initial Growth Targets discussion (Steve Toy, 5 min.)
• Light Rail Communities update (David Killingstad, 10 min.)
• Approval of minutes from the 3-11-21 meeting

The SCT Planning Advisory Committee met by Zoom on April 8, 2021 and approved the minutes of its March 3, 2021 meeting unanimously. No public comments were offered and the action items section was blank, so no substantive decisions were made. Members received updates on countywide planning policies, the Buildable Lands Report, 2044 growth targets, light rail communities, and PSRC regional work. The next regular meeting is scheduled for May 13, 2021.

• Approved March 3, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• No action items were taken up
• Agreed to request a legislative briefing on May 13, 2021

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee meets via Zoom on April 7, 2021 to approve prior minutes, review February and March treasurer's reports, and act on appointments and amendments to its operating guidelines. Members will also hear updates on Countywide Planning Policies and the Alliance for Housing Affordability, and approve the agenda for the April 28 Steering Committee meeting. Several future briefings on growth, housing, and transportation are listed but not scheduled for this meeting.

• Action: appoint Tony Villanueva and Michelle Stewart as new CAB members
• Action: amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines (agenda bill)
• Action: approve April 28, 2021 Steering Committee agenda
• Treasurer's reports: February (final) and March (preliminary)
• Briefings: Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse) and AHA (Chris Collier)

The committee approved the agenda for the April 28, 2021, Steering Committee meeting. Members also agreed to move appointments for new CAB members and amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines to the Steering Committee agenda.

• Approved minutes of 3-3-21 (unanimous)
• Moved appointments of Tony Villanueva and Michelle Stewart to Steering Committee agenda
• Moved amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines to Steering Committee agenda (unanimous)
• Approved April 28, 2021, Steering Committee agenda (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely on April 5, 2021, to hear seven property tax assessment appeals. Each case is scheduled for 20 to 30 minutes before a hearing examiner, with parties including Moss Bay Aviation, Lynnwood Center LLC, Westgate Village LLC, BT-OH LLC, Richard Schweedler, Bauer Funeral Chapel, and HBC Lake Stevens LLC. The agenda lists hearing times, parcel IDs, and representatives but does not indicate any outcomes or decisions.

• Moss Bay Aviation appeal (0074-20C), Parcel 31051500300103, 9:00 AM, postponed from 3/12/2021
• Lynnwood Center LLC appeal (0171-0174-20C), Parcel 00503300000204 et al, 9:20 AM
• Westgate Village LLC appeal (0216-0219-20C), Parcel 00610700200803 et al, 9:50 AM
• BT-OH LLC appeal (0163-0167-20C), Parcel 00374300300100 et al, 10:20 AM
• Bauer Funeral Chapel appeal (0197-0199-20C), Parcel 00579400800600 et al, 11:10 AM

Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann presided over property tax hearings for multiple parcels in Bothell, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Snohomish, and Lake Stevens. The board reviewed initial and decision values for petitions involving owners including Claudius Schwab, Westgate Village LLC, Kim J Rogers, Bauer Funeral Chapel, and HBC Lake Stevens LLC. Specific actions on individual petitions are detailed in the records.

• Petition 5030-20AR (1112 183RD ST SE, Bothell): Initial value $853,400, decision value $525,400
• Petition 5031-20AR (1112 183RD ST SE, Bothell): Initial value $461,500, decision value $5,500
• Petition 0216-20C (10000-10016 Edmonds Way, Edmonds): Initial and decision value $2,529,000
• Petition 0217-20C (Edmonds Way, Edmonds): Initial and decision value $800
• Petition 0218-20C (10032 Edmonds Way, Edmonds): Initial and decision value $2,715,000
• Petition 0219-20C (10032 Edmonds Way, Edmonds): Initial and decision value $12,583,000
• Petition 0163-20C (18100 Highway 99, Lynnwood): Initial value $3,696,300, decision value $3,560,800
• Petition 0215-20C (9010 Market Pl, Lake Stevens): Initial and decision value $7,151,500

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to conduct interviews for a vacant Member at Large position, discuss hate speech, and review bylaws and legislative priorities. The agenda includes public comment periods and updates on commission events and membership renewals.

• Interview for Member at Large Position 2 (vacant since 11/2019)
• Discussion on hate speech
• 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue (observed May 25th)
• Bylaws discussion for revisions
• 2021 Legislative Priority Recommendations to County Council

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hear seven property tax assessment appeals, mostly from commercial property owners, in 20- to 30-minute sessions starting at 9:00 AM. Cases include Northern Leasing Systems Inc, Target Corp, Nordstrom Inc, Cascade Investment NW LLC, Everett Center LLC, Sound Self Storage LLC, and Silver Lake Plaza (USA) Investment Inc. One case, Christopher C Epping LLC, was withdrawn on 3/10/2021. As time allows, the board will also review and approve findings from its 3/17/21 and 3/22/21 meetings.

• Seven property tax appeals scheduled, each with a 20-30 minute hearing slot
• Appellants include Target Corp (Parcel ID 00493400500102) and Nordstrom Inc (Parcel ID 00695200000400)
• Christopher C Epping LLC case (0367-0368-20C) withdrawn on 3/10/2021
• Hearings held via Zoom; some cases share the same Zoom link
• Board may review and approve findings from 3/17/21 and 3/22/21 as time allows

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard four property assessment appeals on March 29, 2021. The board reduced the assessed values for Northern Leasing Systems Inc. (from $36,766 to $28,210), Target Corp (from $19,496,000 to $12,550,000) and Cascade Investment NW LLC (from $9,216,000 to $9,069,700). Nordstrom Inc.'s value was sustained at $23,180,500. A fifth petition entry is partially unreadable in the minutes.

• Reduced Northern Leasing Systems Inc. value from $36,766 to $28,210
• Reduced Target Corp value from $19,496,000 to $12,550,000
• Sustained Nordstrom Inc. value at $23,180,500
• Reduced Cascade Investment NW LLC value from $9,216,000 to $9,069,700
• Fifth petition (10:20-10:25) recorded but details unreadable in minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission holds a public hearing on updating county drainage and land-disturbing codes and the stormwater manual to match the state's updated Phase I NPDES permit. It also receives briefings on proposed code amendments for archaeological resources and on the 2021 Tree Canopy Monitoring Report. The Commission is an advisory body; any recommendation goes to the County Council, which makes the final decision.

• NPDES Phase I Permit hearing: county must update drainage and land-disturbing code chapters and its stormwater manual to match Ecology's updated permit
• Briefing on proposed amendments to Chapter 30.32D SCC addressing archaeological resources in unincorporated Snohomish County
• Informational briefing on the 2021 Tree Canopy Monitoring Report and recent canopy coverage mapping data
• Approval of February 23, 2021 regular meeting minutes
• Public testimony and party-of-record requests accepted via the Commission Clerk

The Planning Commission voted 8-0 to recommend approval of National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) amendments contained in the February 8, 2021 briefing staff report. It also voted 8-0 to amend critical area development conditions to allow utility-related activities, including maintenance and replacement of facilities. The Commission received briefings on proposed archaeological resource code amendments and the 2021 Tree Canopy Monitoring Report, but took no action on those items. The February 23, 2021 minutes were approved unanimously with an amendment noting Loren Simmonds' resignation.

• Recommended approval of NPDES amendments per Feb 8, 2021 staff report (8-0)
• Amended critical area development conditions to allow utility-related activities, including maintenance and replacement of facilities (8-0)
• Approved Feb 23, 2021 minutes unanimously, amended to note Loren Simmonds resigned from the Planning Commission

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets by phone/Zoom on March 22, 2021, to hear eight scheduled property assessment appeals, including several exemption cases (Cook, Korzynek) and appeals identified by case numbers such as 0772-19R, 0692-0694-19R, and 1003-19R. Each item is allotted 20-30 minutes before Hearing Examiner Dennis Carlin. The agenda is a scheduling list; it does not state any decisions, outcomes, or dollar amounts.

• 0772-19R O'Malley Denis, Parcel 00434208701801, 9:00 AM (20 mins)
• Cook Exemption, Parcel 00452000400700 et al, 9:20 AM (30 mins)
• Korzynek Exemption, Parcel 01021600001900, 9:50 AM (20 mins)
• 0692-0694-19R Tuggle Richard L, Parcel 28083500405300 et al, 10:10 AM (30 mins)
• 1003-19R Richardson listed as 'Will not attend', Parcel 00960004414800, 10:40 AM

The Board of Equalization reviewed several property value petitions. The Board accepted adjustments for four properties, sustained the initial value for one, and recorded no decision values for four other petitions.

• Petition 0772-19R (O'MALLEY DENIS): Value adjusted from 1,001,000 to 989,100
• Petition 1003-19R (RICHARDSON VICTOR & ANNETTE): Initial value of 243,200 sustained
• Petition 1017-19R (EKSTROM HAKAN & CHAHNA): Value adjusted from 1,092,300 to 1,012,000
• Petition 0706-19R (PIERCE DALT T): Value adjusted from 392,200 to 390,700
• Petition 5090-19AR (PAUL HILL): Value adjusted from 119,400 to 14,000
• Petition 0793-16E (COOK CARL): Decision value recorded as 0
• Petition 0886-17E (COOK CARL): Decision value recorded as 0
• Petition 1232-18E (COOK CARL): Decision value recorded as 0

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board meets online March 18, 2021, to approve prior minutes and confirm a representative to the April 28 Steering Committee. Most of the meeting is discussion: the county's long-range planning public engagement strategy, the Buildable Lands Report, and density models. Members will also suggest future agenda topics and set upcoming meeting dates.

• Approval of minutes from the January 21, 2021 meeting
• Confirm CAB representative to the April 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• CAB report on CPPs to the Steering Committee
• Discussion of PDS Long Range Planning Public Engagement Strategy with Hilary McGowan and Amber Piona
• Discussion of the Buildable Lands Report with Steve Toy and density models

The SCT Community Advisory Board approved its January 21, 2021 minutes unanimously and confirmed representatives for two upcoming meetings. Phil Lovell will represent the CAB at the April 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting, and Hillary Moralez will attend the April 8, 2021 Planning Advisory Committee meeting. Members also agreed to add differing views on growth in UGAs and transportation to a report to the Steering Committee, with Tony Niolu and Norene Pen drafting text. The rest of the meeting was discussion: a county public engagement strategy for the comprehensive plan update, the Buildable Lands Report, and density models.

• Approved January 21, 2021 minutes (unanimous)
• Phil Lovell to represent CAB at April 28, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Hillary Moralez to attend April 8, 2021 Planning Advisory Committee meeting
• Agreed to add differing views on UGA growth and transportation to CAB report to Steering Committee; Tony Niolu and Norene Pen to draft text
• Coordinator reminded members about required training and use of county email addresses

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets on 3/17/21 for a series of short phone/Zoom hearings on property assessment appeals, each scheduled for 20-30 minutes before Hearing Examiner Kathleen Santti. Two appeals (Betty Cavner Estate and Braddy Dwaine & Nola) were withdrawn, and one (Johansen John & Rachel) was stipulated; the remaining cases are set for hearing. Some cases list a representative or additional time, including an ASL interpreter request for the Radovich/Glover case.

• Seven 2019 assessment appeals (case numbers ending -19R) scheduled between 9:00 AM and 11:30 AM
• Case 0467-19R (Johansen) stipulated on 1/12/2021
• Case 0888-19R (Betty Cavner Estate / Cathy McCain) withdrawn on 2/2/2021
• Case 1001-19R (Braddy Dwaine & Nola) withdrawn on 1/11/2021
• Case 1000-19R (Stults) — owner wishes to withdraw but did not respond to emailed request; case 0695-19R (Radovich/Glover) requests additional time and an ASL interpreter

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard five property assessment appeals on March 17, 2021. Four petitions were sustained, leaving the assessed values unchanged. One petition (HEHN MARK A & DEBORAH J, Stanwood) was adjusted, lowering the value from $63,400 to $31,400. The minutes do not record vote tallies for any of the decisions.

• Sustained assessment for HEHN MARK A & DEBORAH J, 6628 179TH PL NW, STANWOOD, WA 98292-5662 — value adjusted from $63,400 to $31,400
• Sustained assessment for RADOVICH JOHN A, 20425 S6TH AVE W, LYNNWOOD, WA 98036-7627 — value unchanged at $487,600
• Sustained assessment for TROMBLEY SHIRLEY, 13224 191ST AVE SE, MONROE, WA 98272 — value unchanged at $1,761,500
• Sustained assessment for HERMAN CLARENCE & BARBARA, 23825 15TH AVE SE SPC 24, BOTHELL, WA 98021 — value unchanged at $131,300
• Sustained assessment for STULTS DORIS, 23825 15TH AVE SE SPC 313, BOTHELL, WA 98021 — value unchanged at $192,000

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee, a subcommittee of Snohomish County Tomorrow, meets virtually on March 12, 2021. Members will hear updates from PSRC and WSDOT and discuss legislative funding, including earmarks and federal transportation funding ranges. The agenda is mostly updates and discussion; no formal votes or ordinances are listed.

• PSRC updates on 2021 delivery and contingency funding, February RPEC meeting, and upcoming Project Selection Task Force work
• WSDOT updates
• Legislative funding discussion including Senator Murray's infrastructure form and earmarks
• Earmark funding ranges noted: smaller up to $5M; larger House Committee Surface Transportation/Highway Fund $10M to $20M
• Project updates and announcements from members

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom on March 11, 2021. The bulk of the meeting is discussion: countywide planning policies, a buildable lands report update, 2044 initial growth targets, the 2024 GMA update and compliance review, and regional PSRC staff committee items. No action items are listed on the agenda, and no dollar amounts, contracts, or specific rezonings appear in the text.

• Discussion of Countywide Planning Policies (Mitchell Brouse, 45 min.)
• Buildable Lands Report Update (Steve Toy, 15 min.)
• 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Steve Toy, 5 min.)
• 2024 GMA Update and Compliance Review (David Killingstad, 5 min.)
• Approval of minutes from the 2-11-21 meeting

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee approved the minutes of its February 3, 2021 meeting unanimously. Members reviewed proposed changes to the Countywide Planning Policies and agreed to send requested changes to county staff by March 26, 2021. The committee also received updates on the Buildable Lands Report, 2044 growth targets, the 2024 GMA update, and PSRC regional work. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was largely discussion and updates.

• Approved February 3, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed members would send requested Countywide Planning Policies changes to Mitchell Brouse by March 26, 2021
• Agreed to receive both a 'triage' version and full version of public comments, with the full version before March 26, 2021
• Agreed to name PAC subcommittees 'Working Groups'

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom/phone to hear eight scheduled property assessment appeal cases, each allotted 20 minutes. Cases involve commercial and residential parcels, with owners or representatives listed for each. The agenda is a hearing schedule and does not state any decisions or outcomes.

• Case 0044-19C: Astoria Realty Inc DBA Macy's Dept Store, Parcel 00695200000200, 9:00 AM
• Case 1031-19C: Lowe's Companies of 285, Parcel 00372601100400, 9:40 AM
• Case 0962-19C: Pacifica SL Lynnwood LLC, Parcel 00374300500601, 10:20 AM
• Residential appeals include Schenk Jordan & Rene (0824-19R) and Gilbert Dianna (0995-19R)
• All hearings held remotely via Zoom/phone; board members Santti, Phillips, and Hofmann listed

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard seven property assessment appeals on March 10, 2021. Two petitions were adjusted: a Woodway property at 11401 N Dogwood Ln was reduced from $1,363,200 to $475,000, and a Lowe's property at 3100 196th St SW in Lynnwood was reduced from $28,240,000 to $21,241,800. Five petitions were sustained at their initial values, including the Macy's property at Alderwood Mall. The minutes do not record vote tallies for any petition.

• Sustained assessment at $40,414,000 for Macy's/Astoria Realty, 18700 Alderwood Mall Blvd, Lynnwood
• Adjusted assessment from $1,363,200 to $475,000 for Schenk Jordan & Rene, 11401 N Dogwood Ln, Woodway
• Adjusted assessment from $28,240,000 to $21,241,800 for Lowe's, 3100 196th St SW, Lynnwood
• Sustained assessment at $3,763,000 for Pacifica SL Lynnwood LLC, 18619 Goth Ave W, Lynnwood
• Sustained assessment at $662,200 for Riach Ronald K & Jody L, 4708 164th St SW, Lynnwood
• Sustained assessment at $218,000 for Iwen Roger & Iva Jean, 23825 15th Ave SE Spc 303, Bothell
• Sustained assessment at $200,300 for 23825 15th Ave SE Spc 85, Bothell

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom/Phone on March 8, 2021, to hear a series of property assessment appeals, each scheduled for a 20-minute slot between 9:00 AM and 11:40 AM. Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presides. Two appeals (WELLS NANCY E and HIGHT LORETTA KAY) were stipulated in mid-January, and one appellant (Ms. Johnson) stated she will not attend. The agenda lists case numbers, appellant names, parcel IDs, and representatives, but does not state the assessed values or the outcomes sought.

• 10 property assessment appeal hearings scheduled, each 20 minutes, from 9:00 AM to 11:40 AM
• Case 0881-19R (Johnson, Parcel 00651300001200): appellant stated she will not attend
• Case 0983-19R (Wells, Parcel 00960004420600): stipulated on 1/14/2021
• Case 0987-19R (Hight, Parcel 00960004409500): stipulated on 1/15/2021
• Hearings held remotely via Zoom/Phone; Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presiding

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard five property assessment petitions on March 8, 2021. Two petitions were sustained, keeping the initial assessed values unchanged. Three petitions were accepted with adjusted values: 160,200 to 130,200; 283,500 to 234,100; and 146,900 to 95,500. The minutes do not record vote tallies or the reasoning behind each decision.

• Sustained assessment at 457,600 for petition 0881-19R (ZHOU CHEN Y/JOHNSON SHA Z, Bothell)
• Sustained assessment at 1,513,200 for petition 1016-19R (GERDES ARTHUR J & PEGGY R, Edmonds)
• Accepted adjustment from 160,200 to 130,200 for petition 0801-19R (ROBINETT LAND COMPANY LLC, Snohomish)
• Accepted adjustment from 283,500 to 234,100 for petition 0707-19R (JOHNSON SETH/JOHNSON JONATHAN R, Monroe)
• Accepted adjustment from 146,900 to 95,500 for petition 0984-19R (TAYLOR LORA L, Bothell)

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission meets virtually to conduct interviews for a vacant Member at Large Position 2, discuss hate speech, and plan for the 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue. The commission will also review its bylaws, 2021 budget, and legislative priority recommendations to the County Council. No minutes were approved for February due to lack of quorum.

• Interviews for Member at Large Position 2
• Discussion on hate speech
• 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue observed May 25th
• 2021 Budget review
• Bylaws discussion for revisions

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom/Phone on March 3, 2021, to hear nine scheduled property assessment appeals, each allotted 20 minutes. Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann presides. Each case lists a case number, property owner or party, and a representative or agent; several cases include a parcel ID. The agenda does not state the grounds for any appeal or any expected outcome.

• Nine appeal hearings scheduled, 20 minutes each, from 9:00 AM to 11:40 AM
• Cases include STEEN PHYLLIS/Bryan Leonard (0299-19R) and JOHNSON SHEILA M/Jennifer Garnett (0660-19R)
• ROBINETT BROTHERS LLC (0793-19R), Parcel ID 00436800004700, represented by Marty Robinett/Laura Glover
• COLLINS WILLIAM B ESTATE (0822-19R), Parcel ID 27032600400500, with OLIASON NORMA/Laura Glover
• Additional cases: ALVAREZ ALEJANDRO & STEPHANIE, SCHENK JORDAN & RENE, SOTH TIMOTHY, TIMM D IVAN & DONNA M, BOWMAN CAROLINE E

The Board of Equalization held hearings on March 3, 2021, to review property tax assessment petitions. The Board accepted the Assessor's adjusted values for three properties and sustained the initial values for three others.

• Accepted adjusted value for 8904 Tveit Rd, Arlington ($1,190,500)
• Accepted adjusted value for 11429 N Dogwood Ln, Woodway ($981,200)
• Accepted adjusted value for 11419 N Dogwood Ln, Woodway ($792,900)
• Sustained initial value for 212 Old Owen Rd, Sultan ($75,200)
• Sustained initial value for 20505 Marine Dr NW, Stanwood ($68,500)
• Sustained initial value for 23825 15th Ave SE, Bothell ($220,600)

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee meets March 3, 2021 via Zoom to approve prior minutes, review January and February treasurer's reports, and act on three items: appointing Tony Villanueva and Michelle Stewart to the CAB, amending SCT Operating Guidelines, and approving the March 24 Steering Committee agenda. The rest of the meeting is briefings and a coordinator's report, with future topics listed but no dates set.

• Action: appoint Tony Villanueva and Michelle Stewart as new CAB members
• Action: agenda bill amending SCT Operating Guidelines
• Action: approve March 24, 2021 Steering Committee agenda
• Treasurer's reports for January (final) and February (preliminary)
• Future briefings listed with no set dates, including Buildable Lands Report and 2024 GMA Update

The SCT Executive Committee approved its prior meeting minutes and accepted treasurer's reports. It agreed to forward two items — new CAB member appointments and amendments to SCT Operating Guidelines — to the next Steering Committee agenda, and voted to cancel the March 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting while approving the drafted agenda for the next one. Members also discussed seeking federal appropriations project proposals and approaches to a social equity program.

• Approved minutes of 2-3-21 (unanimous)
• Accepted treasurer's reports
• Agreed to add new CAB member appointments (Tony Villanueva, Michelle Stewart) to next Steering Committee agenda
• Agreed to add SCT Operating Guidelines amendments to next Steering Committee agenda
• Decided to cancel the March 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Approved the drafted March 24 agenda for the next Steering Committee meeting (unanimous)

SCT Steering Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee meets via Zoom on February 24, 2021 to approve prior meeting minutes, confirm appointments to regional PSRC committees, and elect officers. Members will also receive a federal and state funding update and a coordinator's report. Several future briefings are listed without dates, including buildable lands, growth targets, and countywide planning policies.

• Reappoint Michael Finch as Citizen Rep. to the Steering Committee
• Confirm Shane Hope (Edmonds) as 'Other Cities' Representative to PSRC Regional Staff Committee
• Confirm PSRC Regional Project Evaluation Committee reps: Rob English (Edmonds), Eddie Low (Bothell); alternates Jim Kelly (Arlington), Jakeh Roberts (Monroe)
• Election of officers
• Federal and state funding update briefing (30 min)

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee approved its December 2, 2020 and January 27, 2021 meeting minutes, reappointed Michael Finch as Citizen Representative, and confirmed several appointments to PSRC committees. It also re-elected its current officers after closing nominations. Updates covered PSRC board activities, EASC, and federal and state funding priorities; no other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved minutes of Dec 2, 2020 and Jan 27, 2021 (unanimous)
• Reappointed Michael Finch as Citizen Representative to Steering Committee (unanimous)
• Confirmed Shane Hope as 'Other Cities' Representative to PSRC Regional Staff Committee (unanimous)
• Confirmed Rob English and Eddie Low as 'Other Cities' Representatives, Jim Kelly and Jakeh Roberts as Alternates to PSRC Regional Project Evaluation Committee (unanimous)
• Closed nominations for officers (unanimous)
• Re-elected current SCT officers Brett Gailey, Nate Nehring, Dave Somers and Barbara Tolbert (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely on 2/24/21 to hear a series of property assessment appeals (petitions marked 'C' and 'AR') and to review February findings. The board will also hold a discussion/decision on petition 0713-19R, which was originally heard on 2/17/21. Most items are scheduled for 20-30 minute hearings by phone or Zoom.

• Appeal 0012-20C (BOND EMMETT), Parcel ID 32092300100800, 09:05 AM
• Appeal 1113-19C (CSM CY LYNNWOOD/MICHELLE TARBELL), Parcel ID 00372600702108, 09:25 AM
• Appeal 0718-19C (TARGET CORP (T) 1331), postponed on 1/4/2021, 09:45 AM
• Three KCP RE LLC/WAYNE TANNENBAUM appeals (0179-20C, 1055-19C & 0180-20C, 0181-20C) scheduled 10:05-10:55 AM
• Review of February findings and vote on 2/8/21, 2/17/21, 2/22/21; discussion/decision on 0713-19R at 11:30 AM

The Board of Equalization reviewed property value petitions, reducing the assessed value for four properties in Sultan and one in Everett. The Board sustained the initial values for properties in Lynnwood, Everett, and Darrington.

• Reduced 14418 Kellogg Lake Rd value from 139,300 to 89,300
• Reduced 14415 Kellogg Lake Rd value from 151,400 to 89,300
• Reduced 14410 Kellogg Lake Rd value from 143,000 to 89,300
• Reduced 14409 Kellogg Lake Rd value from 133,900 to 89,300
• Reduced 1315 Casino Rd value from 591,100 to 535,400
• Sustained 1200 Riddle Ave value at 273,200
• Sustained 4220 200th St SW value at 22,054,000
• Sustained 1810 100th Pl SE value at 1,200,000

Planning Commission

The Snohomish County Planning Commission meets remotely on February 23, 2021, for a session made up mostly of informational briefings rather than decisions. Staff will brief the Commission on the state's updated Phase I stormwater permit under the Clean Water Act and the county code and manual updates it requires, on archaeological resource regulations, on the 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan Update, and on long-range planning public engagement. The Commission will also elect officers and approve minutes from its December 15, 2020 meeting; it is an advisory body and final decisions rest with the County Council.

• Election of Planning Commission officers
• Approval of December 15, 2020 regular meeting minutes
• Briefing on Ecology's updated Phase I NPDES stormwater permit and required updates to county drainage and land disturbing activity codes and the stormwater manual
• Informational briefing on archaeological resource regulations, background for a proposed archaeological code amendment
• Informational briefing on the 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan Update schedule and long-range planning public engagement strategy

The Planning Commission elected Commissioner Larsen as 2021 Chairperson and Commissioner Norcott as Vice-Chairperson, both by 7-0 votes. It approved the minutes of the December 15, 2020 regular meeting unanimously. The rest of the meeting was informational briefings — on the NPDES stormwater permit, archaeological resources, the 2024 GMA Comprehensive Plan Update, and a public engagement strategy — with no decisions made. Tentative hearing dates of March 23, 2021 were mentioned for the NPDES and archaeology items.

• Elected Commissioner Larsen as 2021 Planning Commission Chairperson (7-0)
• Elected Commissioner Norcott as 2021 Planning Commission Vice-Chairperson (7-0)
• Approved December 15, 2020 regular meeting minutes (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization is scheduled to hold remote hearings on property-tax appeals by several property owners, identified by case number and parcel ID. Two cases were withdrawn in January, one was stipulated on Feb. 8, and another was withdrawn the same day. The agenda lists hearing times, examiner names, and Zoom links but does not state the grounds or expected outcomes of the appeals.

• Hearings on cases 1057-19C and 0205-20C (KCP RE LLC/Wayne Tannenbaum), Parcel ID 27042000203100 et al, 9:00 AM
• Hearings on cases 1071-19C and 0177-20C (SCI MGMT CORPP/Wayne Tannenbaum), Parcel ID 27041300300200 et al, 9:30 AM
• Case 0431-19C (TRU 2005 RE I LLC) withdrawn 1/4/2021; case 0767-19C (ASC Lynnwood LLC) withdrawn 1/20/2021
• Case 1108-19C (Matt Sellingryan LLC) stipulated 2/8/2021; case 1107-1108-19C withdrawn 2/8/2021
• Cases 1078, 1082-1087-19C (Rosen Investment Co LLC) set for 11:00 AM

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard four property assessment petitions on February 22, 2021, covering two Lynnwood properties owned by KCP RE LLC and SCI MGMT CORPP. In each case the Board marked the outcome as "Sustain," leaving the initial assessed values unchanged. The two KCP RE LLC petitions (1057-19C and 0205-20C) both involved the parcel at 7330 196TH ST SW, with values of 2,069,000 and 2,193,000. The two SCI MGMT CORPP petitions (1071-19C and 0177-20C) involved 409 FILBERT RD, with values of 1,448,000 and 1,491,000.

• Sustained assessed value of 2,069,000 for KCP RE LLC, 7330 196TH ST SW (Petition 1057-19C)
• Sustained assessed value of 2,193,000 for KCP RE LLC, 7330 196TH ST SW (Petition 0205-20C)
• Sustained assessed value of 1,448,000 for SCI MGMT CORPP, 409 FILBERT RD (Petition 1071-19C)
• Sustained assessed value of 1,491,000 for SCI MGMT CORPP, 409 FILBERT RD (Petition 0177-20C)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom/Phone on 2/17/21 to hear a series of property assessment appeals, each scheduled for about 20 minutes. Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann presides. One case (0330-19R, James Ihnot) was stipulated on 2/3/2021, and another (0772-19R, O'Malley Denis) was postponed on 1/8/2021. The agenda lists case numbers, property owners, representatives, times, and parcel IDs, but does not state the amounts or outcomes at issue.

• Nine appeal cases scheduled between 9:00 AM and 11:40 AM, each allotted 20 minutes
• Case 0330-19R (James Ihnot) marked stipulated on 2/3/2021
• Case 0772-19R (O'Malley Denis) marked postponed on 1/8/2021
• Representatives named include Jim Eckels, Laura Glover, and Mara Anderson
• Hearings held remotely via Zoom/Phone with Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization reviewed five property assessment petitions on February 17, 2021. Two appeals were accepted with reduced values: Serenity Woodway LLC's property dropped from $8,580,500 to $7,987,400, and Karen E. Briggs's property dropped from $1,136,100 to $997,500. Three petitions were sustained at their initial values: King Michael A, Potthast John W & Kathleen H, and Owens John Lee & Erica E. The minutes do not record vote tallies or the board members present.

• Sustained King Michael A assessment at $137,100
• Accepted Serenity Woodway LLC appeal, reducing value from $8,580,500 to $7,987,400
• Accepted Karen E. Briggs appeal, reducing value from $1,136,100 to $997,500
• Sustained Potthast John W & Kathleen H assessment at $808,700
• Sustained Owens John Lee & Erica E assessment at $501,900

SCT Managers and Administrators

This is a meeting of the Snohomish County City Managers and Administrators Group, a regional coordination body. Members will hear proposals for the Pallet Homeless Shelter Project, elect co-chairs, and share updates from MAG members. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no ordinances, contracts, or dollar amounts listed.

• Pallet Homeless Shelter Project proposals presented by Sarah (North County Outreach) and John (EGM)
• Election of co-chairs for the group
• Updates from MAG members
• Discussion of future agenda items

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee, a subcommittee of Snohomish County Tomorrow, meets virtually on February 12, 2021. The bulk of the agenda is a 45-minute PSRC update covering 2022 streamlining options and a project selection task force. The committee will also hear WSDOT updates, discuss nominations and elections for other cities' representation to RPEC, and take project updates and announcements.

• PSRC updates from Kelly McGourty on 2022 streamlining options (see email attachments)
• PSRC Project Selection Task Force discussion
• WSDOT updates from Mehrdad
• Nominations and elections for other cities' representation to RPEC; current reps include Eddie Low, Jim Kelly, Rob English (alt.), and Jeff Laycock (alt.)
• Next meeting scheduled for March 12

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom on February 11, 2021. The committee will vote on electing officers, electing an 'Other Cities Representative' to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee, and a proposed amendment to SCT Operating Guidelines on PAC subcommittees. Most of the meeting is discussion, including a 40-minute update on Countywide Planning Policies and updates on the Buildable Lands Report and 2044 initial growth targets.

• Election of officers and of an 'Other Cities Representative' to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee
• Proposed amendment to SCT Operating Guidelines regarding PAC subcommittees
• Countywide Planning Policies update (Mitchell Brouse, 40 min.)
• Buildable Lands Report update and 2044 Initial Growth Targets (Steve Toy)
• Future agenda items listed for later dates include Alliance for Housing Affordability, Bothell Canyon Park Subarea Plan, Bus Rapid Transit, NPDES Reissue Permit, light rail communities, and a PDS customer survey

The Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) re-elected its co-chairs and its representative to the PSRC Regional Staff Committee. Members also approved an amendment to the SCT Operating Guidelines regarding subcommittee membership and voted to remove specific language from the Countywide Planning Policies.

• Approved January 14, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Re-elected Shane Hope and Mike Kattermann as co-chairs (unanimous)
• Elected Shane Hope as PSRC Regional Staff Committee representative (unanimous)
• Recommended amendment to SCT Operating Guidelines to Steering Committee (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to remove 'seek to' and 'strive to' from CPPs (unanimous)

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom or phone on Feb. 8, 2021, to hear nine scheduled property assessment appeals, each given a 20-minute slot starting at 9:00 AM. Cases include appeals by Nordstrom Inc., RH Airport (three parcels), 44th Avenue Hotel, and several individual property owners. Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presides, with D. Phillips observing. Scheduling letters were sent 12/21/20.

• Nine appeal hearings scheduled, each 20 minutes, from 9:00 AM to 11:40 AM
• Nordstrom Inc. appeal (case 0152-19C, Parcel ID 00695200000400) at 9:20 AM
• RH Airport appeals for three parcels (cases 1101-19C, 1102-19C, 1103-19C) at 10:00, 10:20, and 10:40 AM
• 44th Avenue Hotel appeal (case 1112-19C, Parcel ID 27042100405800) at 11:00 AM
• Hearings held remotely via Zoom or phone; Hearing Examiner Bill Temple presiding

The Board of Equalization reviewed eight property tax petitions. The Board sustained the initial value for four properties, accepted adjusted values for three, and adjusted the value for one.

• Petition 0892-19C (MGP X PROPERTIES LLC): Sustained value at $9,817,000
• Petition 0152-19C (NORDSTROM INC): Accepted value of $23,180,500
• Petition 0975-19C (STANFILL ROY JAMES & SYLVIA CLAIRE): Sustained value at $976,100
• Petition 1101-19C (RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES): Sustained value at $2,006,000
• Petition 1102-19C (RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES): Accepted value of $2,850,000
• Petition 1103-19C (RH AIRPORT COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES): Sustained value at $2,202,000
• Petition 1112-19C (44TH AVENUE HOTEL FEE LLC): Sustained value at $34,014,000
• Petition 0109-19R (BRUFFY STEVEN C & MARGARET L): Accepted value of $50,500

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission meets virtually to discuss hate speech, plan the 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue, and review its 2021 budget and legislative priority recommendations to the County Council. The commission will also approve the meeting agenda and prior minutes, and take public comment. Interviews for a vacant Member at Large Position 2 were moved to the March 4 meeting.

• Discussion of hate speech
• Planning for 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity and Dialogue (observed May 25)
• Review of 2021 budget
• Review of 2021 legislative priority recommendations to County Council
• Bylaws discussion for revisions

SCT Executive Committee

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee meets by Zoom on Feb. 3, 2021. It will approve minutes, review December final and January preliminary treasurer's reports, and vote on reappointing Finch as a citizen representative to the Steering Committee. Members will also discuss co-chair nominations and the coordinator's report on dues and federal funding.

• Action: reappoint Finch as Citizen Representative to Steering Committee
• Approve agenda for Feb. 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Treasurer's reports: December (final) and January (preliminary)
• Discussion of nominations for SCT Co-chairs
• Coordinator's report: SCT dues request and scheduling a federal funding update

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee approved its January 6, 2021 minutes and the agenda for the February 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting, amended to add an update on federal and state funding. Members agreed to send a proposed amendment to the Steering Committee that would remove the Operating Guidelines section requiring a Citizen Representative on the Executive Committee. They also agreed to add the reappointment of Finch as Citizen Representative to the Steering Committee to the February 24 agenda, and to add discussion of SCT restructuring to future agenda items.

• Approved minutes of 1-6-21 (unanimous)
• Approved Feb 24, 2021 Steering Committee agenda as amended to include federal and state funding update (unanimous)
• Agreed to add Finch reappointment as Citizen Representative to Steering Committee to Feb 24 agenda
• Agreed to bring an amendment to the Steering Committee removing the Operating Guidelines requirement for a Citizen Representative on the Executive Committee
• Agreed to add SCT restructuring discussion to future agenda items
• Agreed Social Equity program could be combined with related programs such as the CPPs

SCT Steering Committee

This is the program agenda for Snohomish County Tomorrow's 2020-2021 Annual Assembly, held virtually. The meeting consists of welcome remarks and a series of informational presentations on regional trends: traffic, aviation, population and employment; broadband infrastructure; and economy and recovery. No votes, ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is a speaker lineup with closing remarks and adjournment.

• Welcome and introductions by Nate Nehring, Snohomish County Council and SCT Co-Chair
• Presentation on traffic, aviation, population and employment trends by Josh Brown, Executive Director, Puget Sound Regional Council
• Presentation on broadband infrastructure trends by Russ Elliott, Director, Washington State Broadband Office
• Presentation on economy and recovery trends by Chris Mefford, Interim President & CEO, Economic Alliance of Snohomish County
• Closing remarks by Dave Somers, Snohomish County Executive and SCT Vice Chair

The Snohomish County SCT Steering Committee met on January 27, 2021 for an annual Assembly featuring presentations rather than decisions. Speakers covered pre-COVID growth trends, state broadband goals, and regional economic recovery; audience polls ranked affordable housing and transportation congestion as top future topics. No motions, votes, or formal actions are recorded in the minutes. The next meeting is set for February 24, 2021.

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom or phone on 1/27/21 to hear a scheduled list of property assessment appeals, each assigned a 20-40 minute slot. Two appeals (0876-19R and 0884-19R) were withdrawn in December 2020, and one (0662-19R) was stipulated on 1/6/2021. If time allows, the board will also review and issue orders for its January hearing dates of 1/11, 1/13, and 1/25.

• Appeal 0754-0756-19R (MCCAUGHAN RICHARD B / Carl King) given the longest slot at 10:00 AM (40 mins)
• Appeal 0662-19R (XU XIAOCHEN/CHEN QI) stipulated on 1/6/2021
• Appeal 0876-19R (GIBBONS CHARLES A & JOYCE A, Parcel ID 00960004405800) withdrawn on 12/11/2020
• Appeal 0884-19R (BENNETT BRUCE R & SIDNEY G, Parcel ID 00960004431500) withdrawn on 12/14/2020
• As time allows: review and issue orders for January hearing dates 1/11, 1/13, and 1/25

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization heard six property assessment appeals on January 27, 2021. Five petitions were sustained, leaving the initial assessed values unchanged. One petition (0651-19R, Campbell, Sultan) was adjusted, lowering the value from $26,100 to $19,400. The minutes are a hearing summary; no vote tallies are recorded.

• Sustained petition 0637-19R (Hildebrand, Snohomish): value unchanged at $901,800
• Sustained petition 0754-19R (McCaughan): value unchanged at $139,400
• Sustained petition 0755-19R (McCaughan): value unchanged at $147,500
• Sustained petition 0756-19R (McCaughan): value unchanged at $139,300
• Adjusted petition 0651-19R (Campbell, Sultan): value reduced from $26,100 to $19,400
• Sustained petition 0652-19R (Campbell, Sultan): value unchanged at $7,500

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom or phone on January 25 to hear a series of property assessment appeals. Each case is scheduled for a set time slot of 20 to 30 minutes, with a hearing examiner and clerk listed for each. One case, FORSHEE CHESTER D (1018-1019-19R), was withdrawn on 1/5/2021.

• Eight appeal cases scheduled between 9:00 AM and 11:40 AM, each with a Zoom link
• Case 1018-1019-19R (FORSHEE CHESTER D, Parcel ID 27031300100100 et al) withdrawn on 1/5/2021
• Hearing Examiner Bill Temple listed for review by quorum
• Cases include COOK CARL, MCCLEES BONNELLA L, HAWLEY EMELITA A, MICHAEL DANIELS, HAYES WILLIAM & KATHLEEN, PRAEGNER WILLIAM C, and R & R ASSETS LLC/ JOE STEFFEN
• Clerks listed: Debby Sundheim, Laura Glover, George Nickle, Michael Tabor

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held three property assessment appeal hearings on January 25, 2021, and sustained the Assessor's determinations in each. For petition 0875-19R (R & R Assets LLC), the recorded decision value equals the initial value of 213,900. The minutes do not record decision values for the other two petitions, and no dollar figures are shown for them.

• Sustained assessment in petition 0820-19E (McClees Bonnell L, Bothell) — outcome recorded as Sustain
• Sustained assessment in petition 1526-19E (Hawley Emelita A, Mountlake Terrace) — outcome recorded as Sustain
• Sustained assessment in petition 0875-19R (R & R Assets LLC, Marysville); initial and decision value both 213,900

SCT Community Advisory Board

The SCT Community Advisory Board meets online January 21, 2021, to approve prior minutes, confirm a representative to the February 24 Steering Committee meeting, and elect co-chairs. Most of the meeting is discussion: countywide planning policies with Mitchell Brouse and the CAB's role in SCT restructuring. A coordinator's report covers training, the county email system, the updated roster, and the 2021 meeting schedule.

• Approval of minutes from the 11-19-20 meeting
• Confirm CAB representative to the February 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Election of CAB co-chairs
• Discussion of Countywide Planning Policies with Mitchell Brouse (45 min)
• Discussion of CAB role within SCT Restructuring and next steps

The SCT Community Advisory Board approved its November 19, 2020 minutes unanimously and elected Hilary Moralez and Phil Lovell as co-chairs, both unanimously. Carrie Brausieck volunteered to represent the CAB at the February 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting. Members heard a presentation on draft Countywide Planning Policies from county planner Mitchell Brouse and agreed to focus on density models this year; no policies were adopted.

• Approved 11-19-20 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Hilary Moralez as co-chair (unanimous)
• Elected Phil Lovell as co-chair (unanimous)
• Carrie Brausieck volunteered as CAB representative to Feb 24, 2021 Steering Committee meeting
• Kate Nesse, Isaac Harrison and Alice Armstrong to draft CAB report on Countywide Planning Policies; Tony Niolu to review

SCT Managers and Administrators

This is a regular meeting of the City Managers and Administrators Group, a regional coordination body for Snohomish County, WA. The agenda is procedural: welcomes and introductions, updates from MAG members, and discussion of future agenda items. No decisions, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings are listed.

• Meeting held Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 12:00–1:30 pm via Zoom
• Updates from MAG members
• Discussion of future agenda items

SCT Planning Advisory Committee

The Snohomish County Planning Advisory Committee meets by Zoom to consider an amendment to its operating guidelines and to hear updates on 2044 initial growth targets, the Buildable Lands Report, and PSRC regional work. No action items are listed on the agenda. The meeting is scheduled for January 14, 2021, with the next meeting set for February 11, 2021.

• Discussion of a PAC subcommittee amendment to operating guidelines
• 2044 Initial Growth Targets presentation by Steve Toy
• Buildable Lands Report update by Steve Toy
• PSRC Regional Staff Committee update by Laura Benjamin
• Future agenda items listed include Alliance for Housing Affordability, Bothell Canyon Park Subarea Plan, Bus Rapid Transit, NPDES Reissue Permit, and Sound Transit Update

The Snohomish County SCT Planning Advisory Committee approved its Nov. 12, 2020 minutes as corrected, passing unanimously on a motion by Shane Hope and a second by Tom Rogers. Members discussed a possible amendment to the SCT Operating Guidelines that would define PAC subcommittee membership, preferring subcommittees made up of PAC members and keeping them informal and ad hoc; no action was taken, and coordinator Cynthia Pruitt will bring an amendment to the February meeting. Updates were given on the Buildable Lands Report, 2044 growth targets, and PSRC's VISION 2050 work, with no decisions recorded. The meeting adjourned at 1:56 p.m.; the next regular meeting is February 11, 2021.

• Approved Nov. 12, 2020 minutes as corrected (unanimous)
• No action taken on PAC subcommittee amendment to Operating Guidelines; amendment to be brought to February meeting
• No action items recorded on the agenda

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom or phone on January 13, 2021, to hear seven property assessment appeals. Hearing Examiner Bill Temple handles three cases from 9 to 10 AM, and Hearing Examiner Kathleen Santti handles four cases from 10 AM to noon. Each case is scheduled for 20 to 30 minutes, and the agenda lists the appellant names, parcel IDs, and representatives. The agenda does not state any outcomes or decisions.

• Bill Temple hears Hacienda Apartments LLC (parcel 00392200001901) at 9:00 AM
• Bill Temple hears Gooch Garry & Dianne, a condo appeal (parcel 00776600200700), at 9:20 AM
• Bill Temple hears Winco Foods LLC (parcel 30050900203200) at 9:40 AM; noted 'Will not appear'
• Kathleen Santti hears O'Leary Karen, Behzadi Mohammad M & Vahid Somayeh, Wanagel Joseph A/Black Becky S, and Petersen Warren H & Dorothy (parcel 27050800301300 et al) from 10:00 AM to noon
• All hearings held remotely by Zoom or phone; scheduling letters sent 11/18/20

The Board of Equalization reviewed three property value petitions. Two valuations were sustained, and one was accepted at a lower value.

• Petition 0085-20C (Gooch Garry L & Dianne L): Sustained value at 351,000
• Petition 0910-19C (Winco Foods LLC): Sustained value at 15,586,000
• Petition 0940-19R (Wanagel Joseph A/Black Becky S): Accepted value adjusted from 620,400 to 577,500

Board of Equalization

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization meets remotely by Zoom or phone to hear ten property assessment appeals, each scheduled for 10 to 30 minutes. Cases involve individual owners and companies contesting valuations on specific parcels. Two cases (HEICHEL FARM LLC and ROBINETT INVESTMENT CO LLC) were stipulated on 11/20/2020, and one appellant (TUGGLE RICHARD L) does not plan to appear. The agenda is otherwise procedural, listing case numbers, parcel IDs, and representatives.

• Ten appeals scheduled, including PRADHAN SULAIMAN (Parcel 00654300001800) and FILBERT DEVELOPMENT LLC/VU DAI (Parcels 00373000100201 and 00373700300201)
• HEICHEL FARM LLC (Parcel 28083600306500 et al) and ROBINETT INVESTMENT CO LLC (Parcel 28083600305600 et al) both stipulated on 11/20/2020
• EVERGREEN FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY has two appeals (Parcels 00620900000002 and 29053200200800)
• TUGGLE RICHARD L (Parcel 28083500405300 et al) does not plan to appear, per appellant
• Hearings held remotely via Zoom or phone; Hearing Examiner Arnold Hofmann with review by quorum

The Snohomish County Board of Equalization held hearings on January 11, 2021, for four property assessment petitions. In each case, the Board marked 'Sustain,' leaving the initial assessed value unchanged. Three owners did not appear; one appeared by telephone. No values were adjusted.

• Sustained assessed value of $568,400 for 19007 25TH AVE SE, BOTHELL (owner PRADHAN SULAIMAN; owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $683,500 for 322 172ND PL SW, BOTHELL (owner FILBERT DEVELOPMENT LLC; owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $574,500 for 15908 LARCH WAY, LYNNWOOD (owner FILBERT DEVELOPMENT LLC; owner did not appear)
• Sustained assessed value of $842,700 for 4504 BROADWAY, EVERETT (owner EVERGREEN FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY; appeared by telephone via WAYNE TANNENBAUM)

SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee

The SCT Infrastructure Coordinating Committee, a subcommittee of Snohomish County Tomorrow, meets virtually on January 8, 2021. The agenda includes a presentation on SeeClickFix citizen request software, updates from the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) and WSDOT, and discussion of other cities' representation to RPEC with elections planned for February 2021. The committee will also hear about a Vaccine Distribution Task Force and share project updates.

• SeeClickFix citizen request software presentation (15 minutes)
• PSRC updates including progress reports, upcoming extension requests, and ITS & Pavement expenditures surveys for the Regional Transportation Plan
• WSDOT updates
• Other Cities Representation to RPEC — elections in February 2021
• Vaccine Distribution Task Force update

Snohomish County Human Rights Commission

The Snohomish County Human Rights Commission is meeting virtually to approve prior meeting minutes and take public comment. New business includes discussing revisions to its bylaws, acknowledging a County Council resolution on farmers' protests in India, and recommending 2021 legislative priorities to the County Council. The commission will also review ongoing reports and plan its 2021 events for World Day for Cultural Diversity and International Human Rights Day.

• Discussion of bylaws revisions
• Acknowledgement of County Council Resolution 21-01 expressing solidarity with farmers peacefully protesting in India
• 2021 Legislative Priority Recommendations to County Council
• Approval of February 6, 2020 and December 17, 2020 meeting minutes
• Planning for 2021 World Day for Cultural Diversity (May 25) and International Human Rights Day (Dec 10)

SCT Executive Committee

The SCT Executive Committee meets by Zoom on January 6, 2021 to approve minutes from November 4, 2020, review November final and December preliminary treasurer's reports, and vote on 2020 milestones and the agenda for the January 27, 2021 Steering Committee and Annual Assembly. The coordinator's report covers Assembly co-chair roles, presenter questions, and polls, plus a 4th Quarter Report to the Steering Committee and a question about a Steering Committee citizen representative on the Executive Committee. The rest of the agenda is a list of GMA and countywide planning work-program updates (Buildable Lands Report, 2023 GMA Update, Vision 2050) and future briefing topics, with no dollar amounts or specific contracts listed.

• Approval of minutes from the 11-4-20 meeting
• Treasurer's reports: November (final) and December (preliminary)
• Action item: approve 2020 Milestones
• Action item: approve agenda for January 27, 2021 Steering Committee and Annual Assembly
• Discussion of GMA/CPP work items including Buildable Lands Report, 2023 GMA Update, and Vision 2050

The Snohomish County SCT Executive Committee met online on January 6, 2021. It approved the minutes of its November 4, 2020 meeting and accepted the treasurer's reports. It approved the agenda for the January 27, 2021 Steering Committee meeting (Assembly), with a request that the opening recognize SCT's work commenting on VISION 2050. Discussion of whether a Steering Committee citizen representative should sit on the Executive Committee was tabled to the next meeting.

• Approved minutes of the 11-4-20 meeting (unanimous)
• Accepted treasurer's reports
• Approved agenda for the January 27, 2021 Steering Committee meeting (Assembly) (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion of a Steering Committee citizen representative on the Executive Committee until the next meeting