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Council debates role of Landmark Preservation Board as staff begins Title 22 update
Summary
At a March 10 study session, Bothell staff outlined a proposed update to Title 22 (landmark preservation code) and asked whether the city should focus on administrative cleanup or broader changes to the Landmark Preservation Board's role; public comment and council members raised concerns about the board's resources, quorum and volunteer expectations.
Bothell staff introduced a study session on updating Municipal Code Title 22 (Landmark Preservation) during the March 10 City Council meeting and asked for council direction on scope and roles.
Jacqueline (planning staff) said the update will aim to improve clarity, streamline procedures, and align the code with state law and best practices. Staff proposed examining whether some project‑level reviews could be moved to administrative review under clear standards, and whether the Landmark…
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