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County presenter says interlocal agreement will transfer Drainage District 5 territory and assets to Enumclaw
Summary
A county representative told council that the county commissioners passed a resolution authorizing an interlocal agreement to transfer territory of Drainage District 5/5A that lies inside Enumclaw city limits to the city, including easements and conveyance of stormwater infrastructure that drains to Newacom Creek.
A county representative appearing during public comment said the county commissioners passed a resolution to enter an interlocal agreement that transfers territory and assets of Drainage District 5/5A that fall within the city limits to the city of Enumclaw. He said the drainage district was originally established to serve agricultural lands but the area has urbanized and now conveys stormwater from parts of Enumclaw to Newacom Creek.
The presenter said the transfer package will include quick-claim deeds, easements and other assets in the geographic area inside the city limits and that he delivered the signed interlocal agreement to city staff for presentation to the mayor. He framed the transfer as correcting jurisdictional boundaries and consolidating asset management with the city.
Council did not take immediate formal action on the presentation during the public-comment period; staff and council members later referenced the interlocal request in committee reports and public-works discussion.
What happens next: city staff will review the delivered interlocal agreement and advise council on any next steps required to accept the transfer and record deeds/easements.
