Council updates commute‑trip‑reduction plan to align with state guidance
Summary
Ordinance 69-81 amending Chapter 10.02 updates Auburn’s commute trip reduction plan to reflect changes from the Washington State Transportation Demand Management technical committee and local land‑use changes.
The Auburn City Council on June 2 adopted Ordinance 69-81 to amend Chapter 10.02 of the Auburn City Code and update the city’s Commute Trip Reduction (CTR) plan.
Council member Tracy Taylor moved adoption and Council member Baldwin seconded; the ordinance passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition. Tracy Taylor said the update responds to “changes in the CTR policy set forth by the Washington State Transportation Demand Management or the TDM technical commute technical committee and updates to the city's CTR plan and practices.”
The adopted amendment updates local CTR practices to align with revised state guidance and changes in local and regional transportation systems and land uses. The council did not detail specific program changes, compliance thresholds or enforcement mechanisms on the June 2 record; implementation will follow the revised CTR plan and state TDM guidance.
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