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Votes at a glance: Snoqualmie council actions, Nov. 24, 2025
Summary
Council adopted multiple ordinances and resolutions on Nov. 24: school impact fees, critical‑areas code updates, property tax certification and levy ordinances, a mid‑biennium budget amendment, Eastside Transportation Partnership membership, and an extension of DOC work‑crew services; several items were approved unanimously or by recorded voice vote.
At its Nov. 24 roundtable the Snoqualmie City Council recorded the following formal outcomes:
- Ordinance AB25‑092: Adopt Snoqualmie School District impact fees for 2026 — Approved (second reading; voice vote).
- Ordinance AB25‑103: Amend Snoqualmie Municipal Code Chapter 19.12 (critical areas) — Approved (second reading; voice vote).
- Ordinance AB25‑104: Certify an increase in regular property tax revenue for FY 2026 (regular levy $8,891,035; 0.82% increase, $71,946) — Approved (second reading; voice vote).
- Ordinance AB25‑105: Property tax levy ordinance (regular property tax amounts per RCW citations) — Approved (second reading; voice vote).
- Ordinance AB25‑107 / Ord. 13‑09: Mid‑biennium budget amendment to the 2025–26 biennial budget — Approved as amended (ordinance adopted; amendment to retain planning technician frozen until 07/01/2026 recorded during deliberations).
- AB25‑120 / Ord. 13‑15: Electric motorcycle ordinance — First reading held; drafting amendment adopted to permit passengers only on vehicles designed by the manufacturer for a second rider; second reading scheduled for Dec. 8.
- Resolution 17‑33 (AB25‑110): Adopt Eastside Transportation Partnership agreement — Approved (voice vote).
- Resolution 17‑36 (AB25‑111): Amend Class 4 work crew master agreement with WA DOC (extend to 06/30/2028) — Approved 5–2 (Councilors Washington and Johnson opposed).
Procedural notes: Most second‑reading ordinances were approved without extended public comment. The electric motorcycle ordinance remains at first reading; staff will return with refined language for the Dec. 8 meeting.
This summary reflects votes and outcomes recorded on the council floor; specific tallies were recorded for the planning‑position amendment and the DOC resolution.
