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Council schedules Jan. 27 study session for CIP Q4, asks staff to highlight bike-ped projects

Committee of the Whole for Planning and Public Works · January 7, 2026
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Summary

Public Works presented a Q4 Capital Investment Program update and preview of the municipal operations campus rebuild; council asked staff to feature the Belle Red corridor conversation with Bellevue and provide cost and contingency details on the over-budget Reservoir Park sports-court replacement.

Public Works staff gave the Committee of the Whole a quarterly update on the Capital Investment Program on Jan. 6 and said they will bring a fuller study session on Jan. 27. Acting deputy director Brandon Buehler and CIP planner Tess Wilkinson said the Jan. 27 meeting will include deeper dives into pedestrian and bicycle program projects as well as a preview of the municipal operations campus (MOC) rebuild.

Council member Forsyth asked staff to include any recent conversations with Bellevue about the Belle Red corridor and to update the council on the over-budget Reservoir Park sports court replacement. Council member Kreutzer asked for clarity on what the council could do politically on Evans Creek ahead of a Feb. 17 staff report and requested details on City Hall lighting efficiencies and the funding source for the teen center rebuild.

Staff agreed to return on Jan. 27 with the requested highlights and financial clarifications. No formal votes were taken; the study session will be the venue for detailed budget and project-level discussion.

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