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Maple Valley delays final approval of 2027–2032 transportation plan after brief hearing

City Council of Maple Valley, Washington · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Council opened and closed a public hearing on the 2027–2032 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program with no public comment and agreed to return the item for approval on the June 22 consent calendar.

Maple Valley City Council opened and immediately closed a public hearing on the city’s 2027–2032 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Program, recording no public testimony. Deputy Public Works Director and City Engineer Steven Chen provided a brief introduction and fielded questions from council before staff recommended returning the draft program to the June 22 consent calendar for final approval.

The hearing lasted only long enough to accept the record of notice; no members of the public spoke. Council did not vote on the program at this meeting and directed staff to circulate any additional materials and bring the program back on June 22 for consideration. The item will appear on the consent calendar, where approval is expected by roll call vote.