Engineers told the commission the Taylor-area lift station is near capacity; staff estimated about $150,000 to upsize pumps but said the better long-term solution may be a gravity sewer line, which could be required or incentivized in a developer's agreement.

Water utilities staff recommended a reservation fee (10% of impact fee annually for ten years) or take‑or‑pay contracts to reduce speculative holding of utility capacity and align developer demand with infrastructure costs; council provided direction to develop the approach further.

Commission discusses terms for Bikini Hostel demolition and future affordable housing options.

Lewis County commissioners on June 9 adopted Ordinance 1377 to set how development agreements may be used in the county, limiting them to urban growth areas and clarifying negotiable terms such as design standards, phasing and impact fees; the vote was unanimous, 3-0.

Ryan Curley calls for review of comprehensive plans for development agreements in Cape Code towns.

Council discusses impact of Davis Bacon Act on local TIF funding and development agreements.

Council approved ballot language for three charter amendments—tightening development‑agreement terms, requiring meaningful open space in large annexations and requiring appraisals for property purchases (with edits)—and sent two items (city judge language and a city‑power redraft on infrastructure requirements) back for revision and possible return by June 23.

Scottsdale City Council adjourns into executive session to discuss Axon bill and zoning matters.