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Mayor says Pacific will see 20% parks levy boost; city also received $6,000 county grant

City of Pacific City Council · March 10, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Kave reported the King County Parks Levy (on the August 2025 ballot) will increase allocations to Pacific by about 20% and that the city received a $6,000 King County grant from Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer to promote physical fitness activities.

Mayor Kave reported that at the SCA Networking Dinner on March 5, King County Executive Dow Constantine discussed a Parks Levy expected on the August 2025 ballot and that the city of Pacific is receiving a 20% increase in its allocation. Mayor Kave also reported the city received a $6,000 grant from King County Councilmember Pete von Reichbauer to promote physical fitness activities in the community.

Council Member Helms raised a question about when the proposed parking lot tax will be brought forward to council and noted a discrepancy on the Parks Department report about the Easter Egg Hunt date (the report lists April 26; Helms stated the event is April 19). Council Member Petersen requested that a letter from the City of Sumner about Metro Animal Services be discussed at the Committee of the Whole on March 24.