City Council Meeting

CITY OF BELLEVUE, IDAHO Common Council Monday, July 22, 2024 | 5:30 PM 115 E. Pine Street, Bellevue, Idaho 83313 AGENDA This agenda is subject to revisions. All revisions will be underlined. JOIN ZOOM MEETING https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85954503307?pwd=0XNHk1ebUPzvYC5DtF7NGxu09QVQtI.1 Meeting ID: # 859 5450 3307 Passcode: # 634239 One Tap Mobile +1-253-215-8782 US (Tacoma) +1-346-248-7799 US (Houston) Please Mute Your Call Friendly Reminder: Please turn off all cell phones except for emergency personnel. Finding That the regular meeting notice and agenda were posted in accordance with Idaho Code §74-204 within forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting at: Bellevue City Hall, Post Office, and the City’s website on July 18, 2024. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Chris Johnson ROLL CALL: 1. NOTICE OF AGENDA COMPLIANCE: (AS OUTLINED IN IDAHO CODE §74-204) | ACTION ITEM (Suggested Motion: I move that the notice for the July 22, 2024, regular meeting was completed in accordance with Idaho Code, Section §74-204.) 2. CALL FOR CONFLICT: (AS OUTLINED IN IDAHO CODE §74-404) 3. WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE, DATED JUNE 30, 2023 (PLANNING STUDY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT): a. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD. (Written Comments may be submitted during the meeting as well) b. Consideration of Discussion and the Council’s Possible Formal Preferred Selected Alternative (Alternatives found in the City of Bellevue, Wastewater Facility Plan Update, Section 4: Collection System Alternatives) | ACTION ITEM 4. PUBLIC COMMENT: (FOR ITEMS OF CONCERN NOT ON THE AGENDA) 5. PARK FEES: (Request for Fee Waiver and/or Reduction of Fee – Memorial Park) Consideration of Fee Waiver and/or Reduction of Fees for Memorial Park of $680 for September 1 and September 2, 2024, for the Bellevue Labor Day Celebration: Stefany Mahoney: | ACTION ITEM 6. CONSENT AGENDA: ACTION ITEM a. Approval of Common Council Meeting Minutes i. May 13, 2024, Regular Council Meeting Minutes b. Approval of Claims: July 09, 2024, through July 22, 2024 c. Department Head Reports 7. NEW BUSINESS: a. Consideration of Discussion and Possible Recommendation for the City to Proceed with Advertising / Requesting Invitation to Bids for Professional Appraisal Services; Including but not Limited to Setting Parameters on Financial Cost for 61.01 Acres of City Owned Property, Blaine County Parcel Number RPB041700000B0 (North of Cowcatcher Loop and East of Slaughterhouse Road): Chris Johnson, Mayor | ACTION ITEM b. Consideration of Resolution No. 2384, A Resolution of the City of Bellevue, Idaho, Relating to Surplus Personal Property; Declaring Certain Personal Property of The City to be Surplus; Authorizing and Directing the Disposal of the Surplus Property; and Providing an Effective Date 8. BUDGET WORKSHOP: Consideration of Discussion and any Formal Direction Regarding the Preliminary Budget for Fiscal Year 2025: Shelly Shoemaker, City Treasurer | ACTION ITEM  9. ADJOURNMENT: ACTION ITEM /s/ Michelle K. Snarr City Clerk I, designated City Clerk for the City of Bellevue, Idaho, hereby certify that the regular meeting notice and agenda were posted in accordance with Idaho Code §74-204 within forty-eight (48) hours prior to the meeting at: the City of Bellevue City Hall, Post Office, and the City’s Website on July 18, 2024. Council Packets are available online at https://www.bellevueidaho.us/ (Located under Mayor and City Council /City Council Agendas and Minutes) In compliance with the American with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations during this meeting should notify the City Bellevue, 115 East Pine Street, Bellevue, Idaho 83313, or phone number 208-788-2128 ext. 4, at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting.  CIUDAD DE BELLEVUE, IDAHO Consejo Común Lunes, 22 de julio de 2024| 17:30 115 E. Calle Pino, Bellevue, Idaho 83313 AGENDA Esta agenda está sujeta a revisiones. Todas las revisiones estarán subrayadas. ÚNASE A LA REUNIÓN DE ZOOM https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85954503307?pwd=0XNHk1ebUPzvYC5DtF7NGxu09QVQtI.1 ID de reunión: # 859 5450 3307 Código de acceso: 634239 Móvil con un toque +1-253-215-8782 EE. UU. (Tacoma) +1-346-248-7799 EE. UU. (Houston) Silencie su llamada Recordatorio amistoso: apague todos los teléfonos celulares excepto los del personal de emergencia. Determinar que el aviso y la agenda de la reunión regular se publicaron de conformidad con el Código de Idaho §74-204 dentro de las cuarenta y ocho (48) horas anteriores a la reunión en: Bellevue City Hall, la oficina de correos y el sitio web de la ciudad el de 18 julio de 2024. LLAMADA AL ORDEN: Alcalde Chris Johnson LLAMADA DE ROL: 1. AVISO DE CUMPLIMIENTO DE LA AGENDA: SEGÚN EL CÓDIGO DE IDAHO §74-204 | ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN (Moción sugerida: propongo que el aviso para la reunión ordinaria del 22 de julio de 2024 se complete de acuerdo con el Código de Idaho, Sección §74-204). 2. LLAMADO A CONFLICTO: (COMO SE DESCRIBE EN EL CÓDIGO DE IDAHO §74-404) 3. ESTUDIO DE PLANIFICACIÓN DE INSTALACIONES DE AGUAS RESIDUALES Y DOCUMENTO AMBIENTAL: a. PERIODO DE COMENTARIOS PÚBLICOS. (También se pueden enviar comentarios escritos durante la reunión) b. Consideración de la alternativa seleccionada preferida por el Consejo (alternativas que se encuentran en la Ciudad de Bellevue, Actualización del Plan de Instalaciones de Aguas Residuales, Sección 4: Alternativas al sistema de recolección) ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN 4. COMENTARIO PÚBLICO: (PARA TEMAS DE PREOCUPACIÓN QUE NO ESTÁN EN LA AGENDA) 5. TARIFAS DEL PARQUE: (Solicitud de exención de tarifa y/o reducción de tarifa – Memorial Park) Consideración de exención de tarifas y/o reducción de tarifas para Memorial Park de $680 para el 1 y 2 de septiembre de 2024, para la celebración del Día del Trabajo de Bellevue: Stefany Mahoney 6. AGENDA DE CONSENTIMIENTO: ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN a. Aprobación del Acta de la Reunión del Consejo Común i. 8 de mayo de 2024, Acta de la reunión ordinaria del Consejo b. Aprobación de Reclamaciones: 9 de julio de 2024 al 22 de julio de 2024 c. Informes del jefe de departamento 7. NUEVO NEGOCIO: a. Consideración de discusión y posible recomendación para que la Ciudad proceda con la publicidad/solicitud de licitación para servicios de tasación profesional; Incluyendo, entre otros, el establecimiento de parámetros sobre el costo financiero de 61,01 acres de propiedad de la ciudad, número de parcela del condado de Blaine RPB041700000B0 (al norte de Cowcatcher Loop y al este de Slaughterhouse Road): Chris Johnson, alcalde | ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN b. Consideración de la Resolución No. 2384, Resolución de la Ciudad de Bellevue, Idaho, relativa a bienes muebles excedentes; Declarar Excedentes Ciertos Bienes Muebles de la Ciudad; Autorizar y Dirigir la Enajenación de los Bienes Excedentes; y proporcionar una fecha de entrada en vigor: Kurt Gaston, Marshal | ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN  8. TALLER DE PRESUPUESTO: Consideración de la discusión y cualquier dirección formal sobre el presupuesto preliminar para el año fiscal 2025, Shelly Shoemaker, Tesorera de la Ciudad | ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN 9. APLAZAMIENTO: ARTÍCULO DE ACCIÓN /s/ Michelle K. Snarr Secretario Municipal, Ciudad de Bellevue Yo, Secretario Municipal designado para la Ciudad de Bellevue, Idaho, por la presente certifico que el aviso de la reunión regular y la agenda se publicaron de acuerdo con el Código de Idaho §74-204 dentro de las cuarenta y ocho (48) horas anteriores a la reunión en: la Ciudad de Bellevue Ayuntamiento, oficina de correos y sitio web de la ciudad el 18 de julio de 2024. Los paquetes del consejo están disponibles en línea en https://www.bellevueidaho.us/ (ubicados en Alcalde y consejo municipal/Agendas y actas del consejo municipal) De conformidad con la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades, las personas que necesiten adaptaciones especiales durante esta reunión deben notificar a City Bellevue, 115 East Pine Street, Bellevue, Idaho 83313, o al número de teléfono 208-788-2128 ext. 4, al menos veinticuatro (24) horas antes de la reunión.  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 3: WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE, DATED JUNE 30, 2023 (PLANNING STUDY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT) ITEM 3a: PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ITEM 3b: Consideration of Discussion and the Council’s Possible Formal Preferred Selected Alternative (Alternatives found in the City of Bellevue, Wastewater Facility Plan Update, Section 4: Collection System Alternatives) | ACTION ITEM Action Item: Chris Johnson, Mayor Note: Keller Associations is the engineering firm that provided the City of Bellevue Wastewater Plant Facility Plan Update, dated June 30, 2023. Suggested Motion: A possible motion to select the Council’s preferred Alternative (Alternatives as outlined in the June 30, 2023, City of Bellevue, Wastewater Facility Plan Update, Section 4: Collection System Alternatives) Link: Wastewater Plant Facility Plan Update (June 30, 2023) Attachment(s): City of Bellevue, Idaho, Wastewater Plant Facility Plan Update Alternatives (found in the City of Bellevue, Wastewater Facility Plan Update, Section 4: Collection System Alternatives) SECTION 4 IS THE ONLY PORTION OF THE PLAN THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE PACKET Notice of Public Comment Period – published in the Idaho Mountain Express on July 3, 2024, and July 10, 2024; Posted on the City’s Website, City Hall, and the Bellevue Post office on July 3, 2024 Public Comment Form: (available in the July 22, 2024, Council Packet (posted on the City’s website), at City Hall and will be provided at the Council meeting. JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE CHAPTER 4 - COLLECTION SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES This chapter presents alternatives to correct collection system deficiencies identified in Chapter 2 and summarized in Chapter 3. Treatment system alternatives are discussed in Chapter 5. General capacity and condition upgrades are discussed in Chapter 2. An alternative cost/benefit analysis is also performed, which the recommended alternatives are included in the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) in Chapter 6. There are several different alternatives to meet the collection system deficiencies which a high-level screening of alternatives was conducted with City staff. Factors such as capital cost, O&M, footprint, and expandability were considered. This section describes the alternatives considered to meet the collection system deficiencies. The alternatives were evaluated based on the following goals:  Solutions that are practical and cost effective.  Utilize equipment and materials that are readily available.  Minimize incurring additional debt and user rate increases. Options for addressing certain deficiencies of the existing wastewater treatment are discussed in the following paragraphs. If a collection system deficiency had one clear preferred solution (such as installing signs, replacing the SCADA, etc.), then the solution is discussed in Chapter 6 and largely relates to pump stations. The advantages, disadvantages, and comparative costs of alternatives are presented is this chapter. They include estimated construction costs with markups of 10% for mobilization and administration, a contingency of 30%, and engineering services including construction of 18% (based on total construction cost). In addition to project capital costs, annual O&M costs are compared to arrive at a more complete picture of the alternative costs. A 40-year life-cycle cost analysis is provided for future system expansion alternatives as the pipe extensions and general infrastructure will be intended to last longer than 20-years. An average labor cost of $75 per hour was used to estimate maintenance costs. 4.1. EXISTING PIPELINE CAPACITY ALTERNATIVES When a collection system approaches capacity, action must be taken to ensure that manhole surcharging and sanitary sewer overflows do not occur. The existing trunklines in the City of Bellevue have been shown through computer modeling to lack adequate capacity in specific pipelines for existing and future peak hour flows in the associated planning area. For the 20-year planning period, existing capacity limitations are anticipated to occur within the 8-inch diameter trunkline along Chestnut St. between 2nd and 3rd St. There are several alternatives that can be utilized to address these deficiencies. A general description of each alternative explored for the deficiencies in the trunkline along Chestnut St. are discussed below: 4.1.1. Capacity Alternative 1: No Action If the City chooses not to take action on addressing deficiencies in the system, the existing trunklines will limit growth potential in the future due to high flow events. As additional development occurs, the potential for surcharged pipelines will increase and may be at risk of backups and flooding, which pose significant environmental and human health risks. Ultimately, this option is not considered viable. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-1 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE 4.1.2. Capacity Alternative 2: Install Parallel Pipelines The City could choose to construct parallel pipelines in areas with limited remaining capacity. This alternative would increase the system’s capacity and generally costs less than full replacements. Another advantage of constructing parallel pipelines is that existing infrastructure could be left in service while the parallel pipelines are constructed. The downside of this alternative is the long-term increase in maintenance costs associated with maintaining parallel pipelines. An additional downside is the potential higher life-cycle costs associated with the eventual replacement or rehabilitation of the original pipeline. Given the age of the existing pipelines, this alternative is not recommended. 4.1.3. Capacity Alternative 3: Increase Capacity This alternative includes increasing the system’s capacity by installing a 12-inch diameter pipeline where the current 8-inch pipe creates a bottleneck on Chestnut St. The City could reconstruct pipelines that are approaching capacity with larger ones, or use trenchless technology, such as pipe bursting existing pipelines (typically limited to upsizing by one nominal pipe diameter), to increase capacity. By increasing the system’s capacity, the City will be able to continue development. Upsizing could allow the City to expand its service area and mitigate risks of manhole surcharging and sanitary sewer overflows. The drawback to this alternative is the upfront capital cost associated with expanding capacity. 4.1.4. Existing Pipeline Capacity Alternative Evaluation A summary of the advantages and disadvantages are shown in Table 4-1. TABLE 4-1: PIPELINE CAPACITY ALTERNATIVES ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES Alternative Advantages Disadvantages • Increases system capacity. • Long-term maintenance costs Alternative 2 – • Costs less than full replacement • Potential higher life-cycle costs Parallel Pipeline • Existing infrastructure can be left in • Existing pipe age service during construction Alternative 3 – • Increases system capacity • Higher upfront capital cost Increase Capacity • Lower maintenance costs The future collection system alternatives below in Section 4.3 were evaluated with the assumption that the 8-inch pipe on Chestnut St. was upsized to 12-inch pipe to increase the capacity in order to support future buildout. Recommendation The recommended alternative is Alternative 3, increase the capacity of the existing system by upsizing the 8-inch bottlenecking pipeline to a 12-inch. This alternative would provide more system capacity, allowing for future development. This recommended alternative is discussed further in Chapter 6. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-2 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE 4.2. PUMP STATIONS Pump station existing conditions were summarized in Chapter 2, with input from the City’s recent Critical Needs Assessment, as well as existing capacity limitations in the Main Lift Station as demonstrated by the 20-Year model. The deficiencies highlighted in Chapter 2 require some major as well as minor improvements to resolve. Capacity limitations identified show the Main Lift Station is undersized for expected peak 20-year flows. The Main Lift Station will be the limiting factor on the number of EDUs that can be added to the system. Due to the length of the force main, increasing the pump size at the Main Lift Station is not a feasible alternative (existing pipe velocities are approximately 3.8 feet per second). As a result, alternatives to increase the Main Lift Station capacity were evaluated along with servicing the area south of town (See Section 4.3). Recommended short- and long-term pump station condition and capacity improvements are summarized in Chapter 6. 4.3. FUTURE SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES As previously stated, the City has received development interest to the north and to the south of town. The evaluation in Chapter 2 indicated that the infrastructure is in place to serve the north (with the exception of the Main Lift Statin capacity). However, the southern area lacks a larger diameter pipe to support growth. The following three alternatives were selected for evaluation to increase the main lift station capacity and provide service to the south of town: 1) Continued Gravity Flow and New Parallel Force Main, 2) New Lift Stations and Force Main, and 3) New Regional Lift Station and Force Main. 4.3.1. Continued Gravity Flow and New Parallel Force Main Figure 4-1 in Appendix A shows the future growth areas that are possible through this alternative. This alternative allows for the planned Strahorn Development, as well as future growth areas like the Oppenheimer Group Development and area southeast of Bellevue to become viable future growth areas. With this alternative, everything is gravity flown to the existing collection system and a parallel force main will be used to increase pump capacity from the Main Lift Station to the WWTP. The future growth area to the southeast that has been identified by this method could connect in at the southern-most point of the existing system by the Industrial Lift Station. By choosing gravity flow as the method of service, future growth areas are very limited. This alternative provides the smallest service area in comparison to other alternatives identified. The City will maintain the existing Main Lift Station and only have one regional lift station to simplify maintenance, but this alternative is not easily phased, and maintenance of gravity and pressure lines is required. 4.3.2. Alternative 2: (2) New Lift Stations and Force Main Figure 4-2 in Appendix A shows the future growth areas that are possible through this alternative. In addition to all areas that could be serviced by Alternative 1, much more land south of Bellevue becomes viable future growth areas. With this alternative, a new lift station will need to be constructed halfway between the south end of Bellevue and the WWTP. A new, smaller lift station will also need to be constructed at Gannet Rd. to the east. A new force main will connect to the two new lift stations to deliver flow to the treatment plant. Developments to the south may be able to phase in infrastructure to lower the overall capital cost of this alternative. Lift station installations could also be phased, however, there are several disadvantages to this alternative. The addition of two lift stations provides two more lift stations to operate and maintain. There are both higher operational, maintenance, and capital costs. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-3 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE 4.3.3. Alternative 3: New Regional Lift Station and Force Main Figure 4-3 in Appendix A shows the future growth areas that are possible through this alternative. This alternative will service the same areas as Alternative 2. A new regional lift station will be built out Gannet Rd. to service future growth areas. The existing force main between Bellevue and the WWTP will be removed, and the existing line will be redirected to connect to a new force main and then gravity flow down Gannet Rd. to the new regional lift station. From the regional lift station, a new force main will be built to connect and pump over to the WWTP. This alternative can service the largest area with the least amount of lift stations. The Main Lift Station force main would be shortened, potentially reducing required maintenance. However, an existing portion of force main between Bellevue and the treatment plant will need to be abandoned. This alternative is not easily phased and requires the highest capital and operational costs. 4.3.4. Future System Alternative Evaluation A summary of the advantages and disadvantages are shown in Table 4-2. TABLE 4-2: FUTURE SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES Alternative Advantages Disadvantages • Limits flexibility for serving future areas Alternative 1 – Gravity (smallest service area) Flow and Parallel Force • Regional Lift Station to maintain • Limits southern development potential Main • Lowest capital cost • Not easily phased • Air release and clean-out maintenance • 2 additional lift stations to operate and maintain • Could phase lift station installs • High capital cost alternative Alternative 2 – (2) New Lift • Developments to south could phase • Highest operational cost Stations and Force Main in infrastructure • Main Lift Station • Air release and Clean-out maintenance required • Serves largest area with the least • Abandons existing portion of force main Alternative 3 – New number of lift stations • Not easily phased Regional Lift Station and • Potentially reduces force main • Highest capital cost alternative Force Main maintenance • High operational cost • Shortens Main LS force main A preliminary 40-year life cycle cost comparison of the alternatives is summarized in Table 4-3. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-4 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE TABLE 4-3: FUTURE SYSTEM ALTERNATIVES COST COMPARISON (2022) Alt 1 - Gravity Alt 2 - Two Lift Alt 3 - Regional Item Flow Stations Lift Station 10-inch Force Main $ 2,592,000 - - 8-inch Force Main - $ 568,000 $ 110,000.00 12-inch Force Main - $ 1,683,000 $ 2,535,000.00 18-inch Pipe - Excavation, Backfill - - $ 2,043,000.00 Full Lane Surface Repair - - $ 490,000.00 60-inch Standard Manhole - - $ 444,000.00 Local Lift Station - $ 1,250,000 - Regional Lift Station - $ 2,500,000 $ 2,500,000.00 Gravel Surface Repair $ 480,000 $ 129,000 - Pavement Repair $ 200,000 - - Traffic Control - With Flagging $ 192,000 - $ 57,000.00 Connect to Existing System $ 15,000 - $ 15,000.00 Existing Utility Protection $ 154,000 - - Highway Bore - $ 100,000 $ 100,000.00 Mechanical and Instrumentation (Flow Meter, Air $ 195,000 $ 35,000 Release, Clean-outs) $ 65,000.00 Improvements Subtotal $ 3,828,000 $ 6,265,000 $ 8,359,000 General Conditions $ 382,800 $ 626,500 $ 835,900 Subtotal $ 4,211,000 $ 6,892,000 $ 9,195,000 Contingencies $ 1,263,300 $ 2,067,600 $ 2,758,500 Subtotal $ 5,475,000 $ 8,960,000 $ 11,954,000 Contractor OH&P $ 821,250 $ 1,344,000 $ 1,793,100 Engineer's Opinion of Probable Construction $ 6,297,000 $ 10,304,000 $ 13,748,000 Cost Permitting $ 15,000 $ 15,000 $ 21,000.00 Property Acquisition (~4 acres) $ 160,000 $ 80,000.00 Geotechnical Investigation $ 30,000 $ 36,000 $ 36,000.00 Surveying $ 40,000 $ 50,000 $ 50,000.00 Legal, Administrative, and Funding $ 24,000 $ 28,000 $ 35,000.00 Total Project Cost $ 6,406,000 $ 10,593,000 $ 13,970,000 Estimated Annual O&M $ 89,000 $ 221,000 $ 133,000 40-Year Life Cycle Cost $ 7,940,000 $ 14,390,000 $ 16,260,000 CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-5 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE Recommendation The recommended alternative is Alternative 1, gravity flowing future developments to connect into the existing system and constructing a parallel force main. This alternative is the lowest capital cost and limits the number of lift stations that need to be operated and maintained, while providing service to future planned developments. Additionally, City staff indicated that expansion beyond the service area presented Alternative 1 is not likely. This recommended alternative is discussed further in Chapter 6. The City does not have plans at this time to build a lift station to service existing non-sewered residences south of current city limits that cannot be served by gravity. This includes the future growth areas south of the ones identified in Figure 4-1 in Appendix A. However, the City would be open to the extension of gravity lines to allow for connections to the existing system for non-sewered residences that could be served by gravity, as shown in Figure 4- 1 in Appendix A. 4.4. ALTERNATIVES GENERAL IMPACT SUMMARY The potential environmental impacts of the alternatives are summarized in the following section. 4.4.1. Land Use / Prime Farmland / Formally Classified Lands All alternatives identified contain future developments that are located within farmland of state and local importance, as well as prime farmland. Should future developments be constructed within undisturbed prime farmland, special care should be taken to not alter the quality of farmland to remain. 4.4.2. Floodplains / Wetlands The City of Bellevue is within a floodplain. Any facilities to be developed would need to consider proximity to the Big Wood River and ensure that it be located above the reported flood elevations and/or be flood proofed. Special provisions for manholes (i.e., sealed manhole lids) located below flood elevations should be considered as part of design to mitigate flood waters from entering the collection system. As shown in Figure 1-2 of Chapter 1, none of the alternative future development areas would be located in wetland areas. 4.4.3. Cultural, Biological, and Water Resources Priority pipeline improvements are anticipated to be located within previously disturbed and developed areas and as such it is not anticipated that any of the alternatives will interfere with cultural resources. Most of the improvements being evaluated are on previously disturbed lands, or lands that will be disrupted through future development. When future development occurs, efforts should be made to not significantly impact biological resources if they are present. It is not anticipated that improvements to the collection system will negatively impact local water resources. Maintaining a quality collection system will mitigate concerns from exfiltration and sanitary sewer overflows. 4.4.4. Socio-Economic Conditions Alternatives are not anticipated to have a disproportionate effect on any segment of the population (economic, social, or cultural status). The main economic effect is the cost of the alternatives. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-6 JUNE 2023 | WASTEWATER FACILITY PLAN UPDATE 4.4.5. Land Requirements Existing collection system pipeline improvements are anticipated to occur within existing right-of- ways. Some future system improvements are anticipated to occur within existing right-of-ways as well, although some easements or development dedicated right-of-way will be required. The majority of future pipelines outside of the existing City limits are development-based. As such, it is not anticipated that major land purchases will be required to accommodate the collection system alternatives. The purchasing of easements may be required for developments not directly adjacent to the existing system, where gravity and pressure pipelines will convey flow through land not owned by the developer. All other alternatives are located within the existing roadways and easements. 4.4.6. Potential Construction Problems The depth of the water table may affect the construction of the alternatives. However, subsurface investigations were not within the scope of this project. Construction techniques to effectively manage excavation, dewatering, and sloughing issues should be required of any construction plans. Construction plans for any of the alternatives should also include provisions to control dust and runoff. 4.4.7. Sustainability Considerations Sustainable utility management practices include environmental, social, and economic benefits that aid in creating a resilient utility. The construction of lift stations may increase the collection system’s energy usage and staffing requirements to maintain. While the incorporation of more energy efficient options like VFD pumps may lead to more efficient pumping of wastewater, the City should plan to ultimately flow its wastewater via gravity pipelines where feasible, which eliminates a source of energy usage in the system. CITY OF BELLEVUE | KA 221145-003 4-7 CITY OF BELLEVUE NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD The City of Bellevue, Blaine County, Idaho, will be accepting comments from the public regarding the City of Bellevue Wastewater Facility Planning Study and Environmental Document concerning the proposed wastewater system improvements. The wastewater facility planning study, environmental document, and the proposed wastewater system improvements with maps showing the proposed alternatives are available for viewing at Bellevue City Hall, and on the City of Bellevue website: www.bellelvue.us. The public comment period will be from Wednesday, July 3, 2024, and will end on Monday, July 22, 2024. Written comments will be accepted at the scheduled public meeting, at Bellevue City Hall, 115 East Pine Street, PO Box 825, Bellevue, Idaho 83313, and emailed to mvestsnarr@bellevueidaho.us. City hall is open from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Thursday and the city telephone number is 208-788-2128. The public comment meeting will be held from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm on July 22, 2024, during the regularly scheduled Common Council meeting where details of the project options will be outlined and verbal comments received. The City Council will have the opportunity to formally select the preferred alternative at the July 22, 2024, Common Council Meeting. /s/ Michelle Snarr City Clerk City of Bellevue, Idaho Published July 3 and 10, 2024 CIUDAD DE BELLEVUE AVISO DE PERIODO DE COMENTARIOS PÚBLICOS La ciudad de Bellevue, condado de Blaine, Idaho, aceptará comentarios del público sobre el estudio de planificación de instalaciones de aguas residuales y el documento ambiental de la ciudad de Bellevue sobre las mejoras propuestas al sistema de aguas residuales. El estudio de planificación de las instalaciones de aguas residuales, el documento ambiental y las mejoras propuestas al sistema de aguas residuales con mapas que muestran las alternativas propuestas están disponibles para su visualización en el Ayuntamiento de Bellevue y en el sitio web de la ciudad de Bellevue: www.bellelvue.us. El período de comentarios públicos comenzará el miércoles 3 de julio de 2024 y finalizará el lunes 22 de julio de 2024. Se aceptarán comentarios escritos en la reunión pública programada, en Bellevue City Hall, 115 East Pine Street, PO Box 825, Bellevue, Idaho 83313, y enviado por correo electrónico a mvestsnarr@bellevueidaho.us. El ayuntamiento está abierto de 7:00 am a 5:30 pm, de lunes a jueves y el número de teléfono de la ciudad es 208-788-2128. La reunión de comentarios públicos se llevará a cabo de 5:30 p.m. a 6:30 p.m. el 22 de julio de 2024, durante la reunión del Consejo Común programada regularmente donde se describirán los detalles de las opciones del proyecto y se recibirán comentarios verbales. El Concejo Municipal tendrá la oportunidad de seleccionar formalmente la alternativa preferida en la Asamblea Común del Concejo del 22 de julio de 2024. /f/ Michelle Snarr Secretario Municipal Ciudad de Bellevue, Idaho Publicado el 3 y 10 de julio de 2024  City of Bellevue PUBLIC COMMENT Date of Meeting Please select one of the following: Support Do Not Support Agenda Item Number Topic Name Address (required for minutes) E-mail Address (Optional) Telephone Number (Optional) Comments Please selection one of the following: (Self, Name of Organization or Other) Resident Non-Resident Other Note: This is a Public Document  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 5: PARK FEE WAIVER/REDUCTION – MEMORIAL PARK Consideration of Fee Waiver and/or Reduction of Fees for Memorial Park of $680 for September 1 and September 2, 2024, for the Bellevue Labor Day Celebration: Action Item: Parks | Clerk’s Office Note: Stefany Mahoney, organizer, Bellevue Labor Day Celebration. An annual event held every year in the City of Bellevue. Suggested Motion: There are multiple options for a motion. 1. Move to Approve the waiver of fees for the Memorial park in the amount of $680 for Stefany Mahoney, Bellevue Labor Day Celebration. 2. Move to Approve a reduction of fees in the amount of $ ____, for the Memorial park for Stefany Mahoney, Bellevue Labor Day Celebration. 3. Move to deny the request of a fee waiver/reduction for the Memorial park for Stefany Mahoney, Bellevue Labor Day Celebration. Attachment(s): Park Application  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 6a: Approval of Common Council Meeting Minutes May 13, 2024, Regular Meeting Minutes Action Item: Clerk’s Office, Michelle Snarr Note: Suggested Motion: Move to Approve the “Consent Agenda” as: amended, corrected, or as presented Attachment(s): Draft - May 13, 2024, Common Council Regular Meeting Minutes  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 6b: Approval of Claims July 9, 2024, through July 22, 2024 Action Item: Treasurer’s Office: Shelly Shoemaker Note: N/A Suggested Motion: Move to Approve the “Consent Agenda” as: amended, corrected, or as presented Attachment(s): Claims Payable by Account – July 9, 2024, through July 22, 2024 Claims Payable by Class – July 9, 2024, through July 22, 2024  City of Bellevue 07/17/24 CLAIMS PAYABLE July 9 - 22, 2024 Date Num Name Memo Class Split Credit 01 - Admin 07/22/2024 39353445 Quill Corporation Office Supplies 01 - Admin -SPLIT- 85.57 07/22/2024 39256548 Quill Corporation Adjustable Table - Council Chambers 01 - Admin 52010 · Office Supplies 103.99 07/22/2024 070624 Vest Snarr, Michelle Reimbursement - office supplies 01 - Admin 52010 · Office Supplies 25.42 07/22/2024 062620 Jane's Artifacts Office Supplies 01 - Admin 52010 · Office Supplies 43.97 07/22/2024 063024 South Valley Storage Comp... July Rent - Unit #F-13 01 - Admin 52085 · Storage 63.00 07/22/2024 0011166553 Pitney Bowes Global Financ... Lease - Postage Equipment - 5/3/24 - 8/2/24 01 - Admin 51180 · Office Equipment Rental... 192.30 07/22/2024 070524 Cox Business Services Internet & Telephone Usage 01 - Admin -SPLIT- 1,256.96 07/22/2024 7994 City of Ketchum Resort City Coalition 01 - Admin 51080 · Dues & Memberships 175.00 07/22/2024 106355 White Cloud Communicatio... Radio Service - April 2024 01 - Admin -SPLIT- 60.00 07/22/2024 Allington, Frederick Monthly Payment - August 01 - Admin 51145 · Legal - Prosecuting Atto... 1,800.00 Total 01 - Admin 3,806.21 03 - P & Z 07/22/2024 071024 Division of Building Safety FY 2024- Contract Payment for June 03 - P & Z 51073.1 · DBS Contract Labor 706.28 Total 03 - P & Z 706.28 05 - Fire 07/22/2024 070524 AFBA Life Insurance - Fire Dept. 05 - Fire 50014 · Insurance - Life 80.00 07/22/2024 608902 Hughes Fire Equipment Inc. New valve for Engine 1 05 - Fire -SPLIT- 136.22 07/22/2024 192296 Napa Auto Parts Supplies for hazmat call 05 - Fire 52090 · Supplies 28.98 07/22/2024 11700879869 Les Schwab New Tire - Engine 3 05 - Fire 51163 · R & M - Equipment (non-... 454.97 Total 05 - Fire 700.17 07 - Library 07/22/2024 H-0103537 OverDrive, Inc. Participation in Idaho Digital Consortium 07 - Library 51062 · Computers - Software & ... 900.00 07/22/2024 061124 Atkinson's Market Supplies for Library 07 - Library 55010 · Library Programs 13.32 Total 07 - Library 913.32 08 - Marshal 07/22/2024 CL60383 United Oil Acct. #1001448 - Fuel - Marshal's Dept. 08 - Marshal -SPLIT- 786.92 07/22/2024 332960 Minert & Associates, Inc. Collection Fee/Drug Test 08 - Marshal -SPLIT- 162.00 07/22/2024 INUS260778 Axon Enterprises, Inc. Lease bundle - Fleet Cameras 08 - Marshal 57000 · Safety Equipment 7,625.28 Total 08 - Marshal 8,574.20 09 - B & G 07/22/2024 Gardner, Robert Rent 09 - B & G 58190 · Real Property Lease Exp 125.00 Total 09 - B & G 125.00 10 - Streets 07/22/2024 CL60384 United Oil Acct. #1001449 - Fuel - Streets 10 - Streets 51110 · Fuel 67.58 07/22/2024 CL60385 United Oil Acct. #1001451 - Fuel - Streets - Equipment 10 - Streets 51110 · Fuel 99.49 07/22/2024 223049 Gem State Welders Supply ... Oxygen & Acetylene 10 - Streets 52090 · Supplies 9.30 Total 10 - Streets 176.37 20 - Water 07/22/2024 080159/9 Valley Wide Cooperative Conduit clamp & strap 20 - Water -SPLIT- 6.07 07/22/2024 31699 Water Dynamics, LLC dba ... Drinking Water Samples 20 - Water 52110 · Test Samples - Water & ... 144.00 Total 20 - Water 150.07 30 - Wastewater 07/22/2024 CL60382 United Oil Acct. #1001450 - Fuel - Wastewater 30 - Wastewater -SPLIT- 191.03 07/22/2024 31700 Water Dynamics, LLC dba ... Coliform, Nitrate, Nitrite, Phosphorus, Chloride ... 30 - Wastewater 52110 · Test Samples - Water & ... 1,278.00 07/22/2024 2024100110269 Thatcher Company Citric Acid 50% Solution Drum 30 - Wastewater 52090 · Supplies 1,253.20 Total 30 - Wastewater 2,722.23 TOTAL 17,873.85 Page 1  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 6c: Department Head Reports Month of June 2024 Action Item: No Action | Informational Purposes Only Note: Attachment(s): Fire Department Report, Chief Greg Beaver Marshal’s Office Report, Kirt Gaston  Bellevue Marshal’s Office 115 E Pine Street PO Box 825 Bellevue, ID 83313 Phone: 208-788-3692 Fax: 208-788-8526 City Council Report Date: 07/01/2024 June Report The Bellevue Marshal’s Office responded to 311 calls for service (CFS) resulting in 28 case reports, 59 citations, 14 arrests. We are continuing block training over the next several months. We have been covering the City with three officers 24/7. Deputy Thayer is taking time off in June for vacation and a family wedding. June was a little slower than May however some of cases and calls for service were time consuming. If you ever have questions please feel free to contact me. Year to Date # Call for service 2,035 Case Reports 155 Citations 539 Arrests 60 Thank you, K. Gaston BMO Citation - By Officer, By Offense Printed on July 1, 2024 [Citation->Issued Date/Time] is between '2024-06-01 00:00:00' and '2024-06-30 23:59:59' and [Involvement->Case->Primary Officer->Agency->Name] is in this list 'E'Bellevue Marshal''s Office'' Ticket # Gaston, Kirtus BEP350-0568 BEP350-0569 MOTOR VEHICLES - DRIVERS LICENSE FAIL TO PURCHASE/INVALID Total: 2 BEP350-0567 MOTOR VEHICLES - FAIL TO YIELD TO PEDESTRIAN IN CROSSWALK Total: 1 3603 MOTOR VEHICLES - REGISTRATION - FAIL TO REGISTER ANNUALLY Total: 1 BEP350-0561 BEP350-0565 BEP350-0566 3603 MOTOR VEHICLES - SPEED - EXCEED MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT Total: 4 BEP350-0563 MOTOR VEHICLES - SPEED - EXCEED MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT - commercial vehicle Total: 1 BEP350-0560 BEP350-0562 MOTOR VEHICLES - STOP SIGN - FAIL TO STOP/YIELD FROM Total: 2 3602 PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Total: 1 3602 RESISTING AND OBSTRUCTING OFFICERS Total: 1 Gaston, Kirtus Total: 13 Shelamer, Mike BEP365-0512 BEP365-0526 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE - misdemeanor Total: 2 BEP365-0518 DRIVING WITHOUT PRIVILEGES - misdemeanor Total: 1 BEP365-0527 MOTOR VEHICLES - DRIVERS LICENSE FAIL TO PURCHASE/INVALID Total: 1 BEP365-0532 Page 1 of 3 Ticket # BEP365-0516 BEP365-0515 MOTOR VEHICLES - DRIVERS LICENSE - INFRACTION Total: 3 BEP365-0530 BEP365-0522 MOTOR VEHICLES - FAIL TO PROVIDE PROOF OF INSURANCE - infraction Total: 2 BEP365-0525 MOTOR VEHICLES - FAIL TO STOP WHEN EMERGING FROM ALLEY, DRIVEWAY, BUILDING Total: 1 BEP365-0517 BEP365-0513 MOTOR VEHICLES - IMPROPER RIGHT TURN Total: 2 BEP365-0511 BEP365-0514 BEP365-0519 BEP365-0520 BEP365-0521 BEP365-0524 BEP365-0529 MOTOR VEHICLES - SPEED - EXCEED MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT Total: 7 BEP365-0531 MOTOR VEHICLES - WINDSHIELD VIOLATIONS Total: 1 BEP365-0528 PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Total: 1 3421 RESISTING AND OBSTRUCTING OFFICERS Total: 1 Shelamer, Mike Total: 22 Thayer, Joseph 3456 BMO - Barking/frequent, Continuous or Untimely Barking Total: 1 BEP370-0390 DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE - misdemeanor Total: 2 BEP370-0388 DRIVING WITHOUT PRIVILEGES - misdemeanor Total: 1 BEP370-0389 MOTOR VEHICLES - COLOR OF LAMPS/GLOBES LIMITED TO CERTAIN VEHICLES Total: 1 BEP370-0391 BEP370-0389 BEP370-0387 Page 2 of 3 Ticket # MOTOR VEHICLES - DRIVERS LICENSE FAIL TO PURCHASE/INVALID Total: 3 BEP370-0395 BEP370-0391 MOTOR VEHICLES - FAIL TO PROVIDE PROOF OF INSURANCE - infraction Total: 2 BEP370-0387 BEP370-0394 MOTOR VEHICLES - REGISTRATION - FAIL TO REGISTER ANNUALLY Total: 2 BEP370-0398 BEP370-0395 BEP370-0393` BEP370-0399 BEP370-0391 BEP370-0396 BEP370-0397 MOTOR VEHICLES - SPEED - EXCEED MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT Total: 7 Thayer, Joseph Total: 19 Total Records: 54 Page 3 of 3 Cases by Month Printed on July 1, 2024 Start Date/Time Primary Officer Statutes/Offenses Disposition BMO20240154 06/27/24 21:04 Shelamer, Mike 19-512 - WARRANT ARREST FEL 19-512 - WARRANT BMO20240155 06/28/24 00:21 Shelamer, Mike 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - DRIVING 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - BMO20240153 06/26/24 08:07 Gaston, Kirtus OFF-CIVIL - OFFICER REPORT - OFF-CIVIL - OFFICER BMO20240128 06/01/24 18:14 Shelamer, Mike 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - DRIVING 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - BMO20240152 06/22/24 21:45 Shelamer, Mike 19-512 - WARRANT ARREST MIS; 19-512 - WARRANT BMO20240146 06/17/24 23:50 Thayer, Joseph 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - DRIVING 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - BMO20240150 06/20/24 23:36 Shelamer, Mike 18-705 - RESISTING AND 18-705 - RESISTING BMO20240151 06/21/24 13:46 Gaston, Kirtus 18-7001 - MALICIOUS INJURY TO 18-7001 - MALICIOUS BMO20240148 06/20/24 12:19 Gaston, Kirtus 18-903 - BATTERY 18-903 - BATTERY BMO20240149 06/20/24 13:22 Gaston, Kirtus 19-512 - WARRANT ARREST MIS 19-512 - WARRANT BMO20240143 06/14/24 16:44 Shelamer, Mike OFF-WELFARE - OFFICER OFF-WELFARE - BMO20240144 06/16/24 02:30 Shelamer, Mike 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - DRIVING 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - BMO20240145 06/16/24 17:49 Shelamer, Mike Traffic Crash; Traffic Crash; BMO20240141 06/12/24 09:08 Gaston, Kirtus 25-2810 - Dangerous and At-Risk 25-2810 - Dangerous BMO20240142 06/12/24 14:14 Gaston, Kirtus OFF-WELFARE - OFFICER OFF-WELFARE - BMO20240139 06/10/24 00:37 Gaston, Kirtus 5.09 - BMO - Dog Running at Large 5.09 - BMO - Dog BMO20240140 06/10/24 11:56 Gaston, Kirtus 20-222 - PROBATION VIOLATION 20-222 - PROBATION BMO20240138 06/09/24 17:14 Thayer, Joseph OFF-CIVIL - OFFICER REPORT - OFF-CIVIL - OFFICER BMO20240136 06/07/24 22:00 Thayer, Joseph 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - DRIVING 18-8004(1)(A) (M) - BMO20240137 06/09/24 01:11 Thayer, Joseph OFF-JUVENILE - OFFICER OFF-JUVENILE - BMO20240133 06/05/24 20:43 Shelamer, Mike 18-8001 - DRIVING WITHOUT 18-8001 - DRIVING BMO20240134 06/07/24 06:09 Gaston, Kirtus UNATT - UNATTENDED DEATH UNATT - BMO20240135 06/07/24 10:13 Gaston, Kirtus 18-6101 - RAPE 18-6101 - RAPE BMO20240130 06/03/24 19:05 Thayer, Joseph 18-8001 - DRIVING WITHOUT 18-8001 - DRIVING BMO20240131 06/03/24 20:48 Thayer, Joseph 5.103 - BMO - Barking/frequent, 5.103 - BMO - BMO20240132 06/04/24 07:59 Gaston, Kirtus 49-807(2) - MOTOR VEHICLES - 49-807(2) - MOTOR BMO20240129 06/03/24 16:28 Gaston, Kirtus OFF - OFFICER REPORT OFF - OFFICER BMO20240147 06/18/24 15:51 Gaston, Kirtus 20-222 - PROBATION VIOLATION 20-222 - PROBATION Total Records: 28 Page 1 of 1  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 7a: NEW BUSINESS: Consideration of discussion and possible recommendation for the City to Advertise/Request Invitation to Bids for Professional Appraisal Services; including but not limited to financial cost parameters for 61.01 acres of city owned property, Blaine County Parcel Number RPB041700000B0 (north of Cowcatcher Loop and east of Slaughterhouse road) Action Item: Chris Johnson, Mayor Note: Suggested Motion: A possible motion for the city to proceed with advertising /requesting Invitation to Bids for Professional Appraisal Services and/or Setting Parameters on Financial Costs for the 61.01 Acres of City Owned Property, specifically Blaine County Parcel Number RPB041700000B0 Attachment(s): Blaine County Parcel Number RPB041700000B0 – Plat Documents  Blaine County, Idaho Parcel Number: RPB04700000B0 61.01 Acres  Blaine County, Idaho Surrounding Parcel City of Bellevue 61.01 Acres X X X d oa eR us ter ho gh au Sl Muldoon Canyon Road ad Su Ra nris nc e hR o  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 7b: NEW BUSINESS: Consideration of Resolution No. 2384, A Resolution of the City of Bellevue, Idaho, Relating to Surplus Personal Property; Declaring Certain Personal Property of The City to be Surplus; Authorizing and Directing the Disposal of the Surplus Property; and Providing an Effective Date Action Item: Kirt Gaston, Marshal Note: Marshal Gaston is requesting authorization to surplus one (1) of the Marhal’s Office Ford Explorer Police Interceptor (2018). Marshal Gaston indicated that the vehicle in question has been to two (2) vehicle service providers and it is more cost effective to surplus the vehicle than to continue investing city resources. Suggested Motion: Move to Approve Resolution No. 2384, A Resolution of the City of Bellevue, Idaho, Relating to Surplus Personal Property; Declaring Certain Personal Property of The City to be Surplus; Authorizing and Directing the Disposal of the Surplus Property; and Providing an Effective Date Attachment(s): Resolution No. 2384  RESOLUTION NO. 2384 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF BELLEVUE, IDAHO, RELATING TO SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY; DECLARING CERTAIN PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE CITY TO BE SURPLUS; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE DISPOSAL OF THE SURPLUS PROPERTY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE WHEREAS, the City of Bellevue, Idaho ("City") has acquired certain personal property for the purpose of carrying out services in the public interest; and, WHEREAS, a certain item of personal property of the City, as described herein, has become worn out, obsolete, or is no longer needed by the City; and WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City has deemed it unnecessary to maintain ownership of surplus personal property of the City as described herein; and WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City desires to dispose of the property as allowed by State law. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BELLEVUE, IDAHO, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1: The Common Council finds and declares that the City no longer has a use for the following personal property ("surplus property"):  2018 Ford Explorer Police Interceptor, VIN# 1FM5K8AR8JGB93398, Mileage 61,280. SECTION 2: The Common Council establishes the total value of the surplus property as nominal and less than what it would cost to dispose of or repair the property. SECTION 3: The Mayor or his designee is authorized and directed to dispose of the property by auction or by other necessary means to dispose of the property. SECTION 4: This Resolution shall take effect and be in force immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED by the Bellevue Common Council and signed by the Mayor of the City of Bellevue, Idaho, this 22nd day of July 2024. ________________________________ Chris Johnson, Mayor ATTEST: ________________________________ Michelle K. Vest Snarr, City Clerk ROLL CALL AYE NAY Council Member Carreiro ______ ______ Council Member Giordani ______ ______ Council Member Leahy ______ ______ Council Member Mahoney ______ ______ Council Member Obenauf ______ ______ Council Member Shay ______ ______  City of Bellevue City of Bellevue Regular Common Council Meeting July 22, 2024 Agenda Item 8: BUDGET WORKSHOP Fiscal Year 2025 – Budget Workshop Action Item: Shelly Shoemaker, City Treasurer Note: This is the fourth of four proposed budget workshops. It is my understanding that Ms. Shoemaker is still anticipating the Council to conduct the city’s Fiscal Year 2025 public hearing on August 12, 2024. The public hearing date is already on the city’s website; I just need to upload the documents after the tentative budget is ready to be presented at the public hearing. Suggested Motion: n/a Attachment(s): Ms. Shoemaker will provide the Council with updated budget documents before or at the meeting on Monday, July 22, 2024.