Edgewood meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Edgewood agendas: property tax levy, 2027 budget and West Valley Hwy rezone — but no minutes yet

Edgewood's City Council and Planning Commission met three times in the past two weeks, but the records supplied for those meetings are agendas only — minutes have not yet been published. No votes, approvals or final outcomes can be reported from them. What follows is what each body listed for discussion or action, with item numbers and dollar figures exactly as they appear in the agendas.

Property tax levy and capital plan hearings (Oct. 13)

The City Council's Oct. 13 agenda listed two public hearings: AB26-122, on revenue sources for the property tax levy, and AB26-123, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP).

Also listed for the same meeting were approval of October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75, Ordinance 26-0715 regarding Concurrency Code Updates, and resolutions for MVCC Heating and Cooling Center contracts — a one-year extension and a new two-year contract.

Whether the council acted on any of these items is not established by the records provided. The agenda lists them; it does not record an outcome.

2027 budget and two rezone requests previewed (Oct. 20)

The council held a study session on Oct. 20 to review upcoming business. The agenda states that no official action would be taken.

Items listed for review were the West Valley Hwy Rezone Request (25-001-COMP PLAN), the Schober Rezone Request (25-002-COMP PLAN), the 2027 Preliminary Budget, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, and a Windmill Relocation Contract with Nickel Brothers.

Planning Commission topics (Oct. 12)

The Planning Commission agenda listed a climate planning update and discussion of standards and guidelines for multifamily tax exemptions. It also listed Landscaping Standard Code Updates, regulations for Mobile Vendors and Food Truck Pods, and process updates for Development Regulation and Comprehensive Plan Amendments.

Coming up

Oct. 27 — City Council. The agenda lists a public hearing and discussion on AB26-126/AB26-128, the West Valley Hwy Rezone Request. It also lists approval of $386,475.72 in October 2026 budgeted expenditures, Resolution 26-0803 to authorize a contract with Nickel Brothers for the relocation of the Nyholm Windmill, and a presentation on School District CFP Updates.

Residents who want to speak on the West Valley Hwy rezone would find the public hearing on that agenda. The windmill contract resolution is also scheduled for that meeting.

A note on the record

Two different October 2026 expenditure figures appear in the supplied agendas: $602,133.75 on the Oct. 13 council agenda and $386,475.72 on the Oct. 27 council agenda. Both are reported here as listed; the records provided do not explain the difference.

No minutes have been published for the Oct. 12, Oct. 13 or Oct. 20 meetings, so this roundup cannot say what was decided, how anyone voted, or whether any listed item was postponed or withdrawn. Absence of minutes is not evidence that an item failed or was never taken up. The linked agendas are the authoritative documents, and readers should check them — and the minutes once posted — for the official record.

Edgewood Council backs second hearing on West Valley Hwy rezone, supports denial of Schober rezone in Oct. 6 study session

The Edgewood City Council discussed two rezone requests, revenue sources and a draft six-year capital plan at an Oct. 6 study session, supporting a second public hearing on one request and backing the Planning Commission's recommendation to deny the other. Study sessions do not produce formal votes, and the minutes record no final legislative action.

Minutes are published for that Oct. 6 session only. Agendas have been posted for the Oct. 5 Economic Development Advisory Board, Oct. 12 Planning Commission and Oct. 13 City Council meetings, but minutes for those meetings have not yet been published, so what action, if any, was taken at them is not yet documented.

Rezone requests

According to the Oct. 6 minutes, the Council discussed the West Valley Hwy Rezone Request and supported holding a second public hearing. The Council also expressed support for the Planning Commission's recommendation to deny the Schober Rezone Request. Both items return to the Council at its Oct. 20 study session, listed as 25-001-COMP PLAN and 25-002-COMP PLAN.

Budget, levy and capital plan

The Oct. 6 session included review of the draft 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, revenue sources and the property tax levy. The Oct. 13 City Council agenda listed two public hearings: AB26-122 on revenue sources for the property tax levy and AB26-123 on the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan. The same agenda listed approval of October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75, Ordinance 26-0715 on Concurrency Code Updates, and resolutions for Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center contracts, described as a one-year extension and a two-year new contract. Whether the Council acted on any of these items is not yet documented in published minutes.

Committee assignments

The Oct. 6 minutes record Councilmember Southard's request to step down from regional bodies. Reassignment was placed on the Oct. 13 consent agenda. The Oct. 6 session also covered concurrency code amendments, Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3 and Mt. View Community Center agreements.

Economic Development Advisory Board, Oct. 5

The board's agenda was discussion-only: an update on small business welcome materials, a Pierce County thriving event scheduled for November 20, 2026, marketing Edgewood including preparation of an investor pitch, and a discussion of "Third Places." A citizen comment period allows three minutes per speaker on items not on the agenda. No votes, contracts or ordinances were scheduled.

Planning Commission, Oct. 12

Commissioners were scheduled to receive a climate planning update and discuss standards and guidelines for multifamily tax exemptions, landscaping standard code updates, regulations for mobile vendors and food truck pods, and process updates for development regulation and Comprehensive Plan amendments.

Coming up

The City Council meets Oct. 20 for a study session to review upcoming business; no official action will be taken. Agenda items are the West Valley Hwy Rezone Request (25-001-COMP PLAN), the Schober Rezone Request (25-002-COMP PLAN), the 2027 Preliminary Budget, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan and a Windmill Relocation Contract with Nickel Brothers.

Edgewood Council set to weigh property tax levy and six-year capital plan; recent sessions produce no votes

Edgewood's City Council is scheduled to hold two public hearings on Tuesday, October 13 — one on revenue sources for the property tax levy and one on the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan — and to consider approving October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75. Those are agenda items, not outcomes; the record supplied for this roundup does not show any votes on them.

That is the pattern across the past two weeks. The three most recent meetings were a discussion-only advisory board session, a Council study session where no action is taken, and a Planning Commission meeting whose minutes have not been published. No contracts, ordinances, or land-use decisions were finalized in the records available.

Council to take up levy, capital plan, contracts

The October 13 City Council agenda lists public hearing AB26-122 on revenue sources for the property tax levy and public hearing AB26-123 on the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan. Also listed: approval of October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75; Ordinance 26-0715 regarding concurrency code updates; and resolutions for Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center contracts, described as a one-year extension and a two-year new contract. The agenda does not state an outcome for any of these items.

Study session previewed two rezone requests

The Council met in a study session on Tuesday, October 6 at 7:00 PM at City Hall, 10440 Dom Calata Way E. Study sessions are for reviewing upcoming city business; no action is taken, and public input is reserved for regular Council meetings. The agenda included the West Valley Hwy rezone request (25-001-COMP PLAN) and the Schober rezone request (25-002-COMP PLAN), a discussion of revenue sources and the property tax levy, the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan, Lakehaven ILA Amendment #3, and items related to the Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center. Minutes have not been published.

Economic board discussed marketing and "Third Places"

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

Planning Commission: tax exemptions, food trucks

The Planning Commission met Monday, October 12 to receive a climate planning update and discuss standards and guidelines for multifamily tax exemptions. The agenda also included landscaping standard code updates, regulations for mobile vendors and food truck pods, and process updates on development regulation and comprehensive plan amendments. Minutes have not been published.

Coming up

The supplied schedule lists one upcoming meeting in the next 14 days:

• **Tuesday, October 13 — City Council.** Public hearings on AB26-122 (revenue sources/property tax levy) and AB26-123 (2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan); consideration of October 2026 budgeted expenditures totaling $602,133.75; Ordinance 26-0715 on concurrency code updates; and resolutions on Mt. View Community Center heating and cooling center contracts. The agenda does not list a start time.

Residents can attend at City Hall, 10440 Dom Calata Way E. The record provided does not include agendas for any other body in the coming two weeks.