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City Council - Jun 17, 2026
Published: Jun 17, 2026
Paulsbo Considers Paid Parking as a Tool to Balance Downtown Event Use and Business Access
The Council discussed the potential for paid parking downtown, noting it as a tool to manage event usage of Anderson Parkway and incentivize event organizers to use only necessary space or consider alternative venues. While acknowledging resident and business concerns about parking availability and event frequency, the council emphasized that paid parking is a complex policy balancing competing interests and aims to ensure the long-term vibrancy of downtown businesses.
Paulsbo City Council Approves Phased Increase in Park Impact Fees After Deliberation
The City Council discussed and ultimately approved an update to the park impact fees, which had not been adjusted for approximately 15 years. The ordinance adopted phases for fee increases through 2028, with a commitment to update the PROS plan and a deferral of fee payment until the certificate of occupancy. The council also considered and rejected an amendment to limit the increases only through 2027, opting for the phased approach. The decision was made after extensive discussion about housing affordability, the need for park maintenance and development, and the fiscal responsibility of the city.
Paulsbo City Council Approves Lodging Tax Advisory Committee Panel for 2026-2027 Cycle
The Paulsbo City Council approved the 2026-2027 Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) panel. The committee, chaired by Councilmember Michael Fitzpatrick, includes representatives from lodging tax collectors and users. The proposed panel aims to enhance transparency, clarity, and simplicity in the LTAC process, with an informative session planned for the council and community later in the summer.
Kitsap PUD Awarded Nearly $1 Million in Federal Funds for Home Hookups
The Council was informed that Kitsap Public Utility District received just under $1 million in federal set-aside funds for a 150-home hookup project. This funding, part of $6 million clawed back into Washington State, had to be completed by December 31, 2026. The funds were not previously available and were secured through a special award cycle.
Paulsbo City Council Approves Easements for Knoll Road Improvements Project
The Council considered and approved the acquisition of temporary construction easements for the Knoll Road Improvements project's middle segment. Four out of six property owners have signed offers for easements, ranging from 100 to 1,300 square feet, to facilitate driveway tie-ins and complete a shared-use path. Negotiations are ongoing for the remaining two properties. The project aims to connect existing pathways and overlay the road corridor.
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