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Rodeo grandstands moving forward; architects' geotechnical amendment and interlocal agreement under legal review

Kittitas County Board of Commissioners · July 28, 2025

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Summary

Commissioner Brett Wachsmith reported that SEPA should not be a barrier and the first amendment to ALSC Architects for geotechnical services cost $11,792. An interlocal agreement outlining funding partnership has been drafted and sent for legal review; once executed the county can access the LOCAL program to support debt service. Porterfield is managing Department of Commerce grant contracts for the project.

Commissioner Brett Wachsmith and Event Center Director Kady Porterfield updated the Board on progress for the rodeo grandstands on July 28. Wachsmith said the original SEPA appears sufficient and should not be an issue with the city.

Porterfield reported a first amendment to ALSC…

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