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Enumclaw council adopts fee schedule amendment; parks and cemetery fees updated, CPI school impact fee formalized
Summary
The City Council adopted Resolution 1879 May 26, updating the fee schedule to add a lower‑cost swim program option at the aquatic center, adjust cemetery pricing for available niches and lots, and reflect an automatic 3.1% school‑impact fee adjustment tied to the Seattle‑Tacoma CPI.
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The Enumclaw City Council adopted Resolution 1879 on May 26, approving several fee changes for city services.
Alina Hibbs, parks and recreation director, presented two Parks Department proposals: a lower‑cost option for the Aquatic Center swim program intended to offer a more affordable two‑day‑a‑week participation choice, and a set of cemetery fee adjustments to reflect fewer available lots and the sale status of several mausoleum sections. "Our 3‑day‑a‑week program is $276 for three days a week. We're recommending a 2‑day option to provide a more affordable choice for participants," Hibbs said during the staff report; the exact two‑day fee will be set by staff as specified in the adopted fee schedule.
City staff (Chris Bassetti) also described an automatic 3.1% school‑impact fee adjustment based on the consumer price index for the Seattle‑Tacoma‑Bellevue area; staff implemented that CPI‑based adjustment on April 1 to align permit fees with the formula the council previously approved. The city received a written concern from the school district about the not‑yet‑adopted calculated school impact fee; staff said they will review the district’s capital facilities plan once the school board finalizes it and return with any recommended modifications.
Council moved, seconded and approved Resolution 1879 by voice vote.
What happens next: Staff will apply the updated fees in permits and registration systems; the city and the school district will continue discussions about the district capital facilities plan and any future deviation from the CPI formula.
