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Keller Engineering confirms Water Plan application to state, flags Critical Area Ordinance work for 2026
Summary
Scott Linja of Keller Engineering attended the Dec. 8 meeting to ask council if there were questions and to report that the city's Water Plan application was submitted to the Washington Department of Health and that work on a Critical Area Ordinance will start in 2026.
Scott Linja, representing Keller Engineering, attended the council meeting Dec. 8 and made an informal report on ongoing projects. Linja said the firm "just wanted to make an appearance to see if there are any questions" and noted the Water Plan application has been submitted to the Washington Department of Health.
Linja also informed the council that Keller Engineering will begin work on a Critical Area Ordinance in 2026. The visit was recorded as an informational appearance; no formal action or public hearing was recorded in the minutes regarding these items.
Council members did not request formal action during the meeting; the items appear to remain at the project and staff-review stage pending any required hearings or state agency responses.
