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Sammamish departments outline mid‑biennium work plan changes; Building 120 feasibility and Reid House repairs added to scope
Summary
City staff updated council on the mid‑biennium work plan and budget amendments/adjustments, highlighting schedule shifts across Public Works projects, a feasibility study and short‑term transition costs for Building 120 after Central Washington University vacated the site, and an estimated $200,000 allowance for repairs at the Reid House.
City staff presented mid‑biennium work‑plan updates Tuesday to the Sammamish City Council and previewed budget amendments and adjustments to be considered in coming meetings, including new items tied to Building 120 and the Reid House (formerly under lease to a local heritage organization).
The update covered multiple departments and was presented as a package intended to inform the November budget amendments and the city’s 6‑year capital improvement plan. Vicky Carlson, finance director, said staff will return on Nov. 5 with formal legislative items and recommended adoption on Nov. 18; the packet will distinguish budget amendments that change fund totals from adjustments that reallocate existing fund dollars.
Public Works and capital projects: Audrey Sarci, Public Works director, reviewed operational and capital highlights and explained several schedule adjustments. She said staffing vacancies and added scope on some projects — and unplanned responses such as boardwalk repairs…
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