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January 9, 2024 ·5:00 PM Final

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Agenda — 115 items

  1. 1 CALL TO ORDER
  2. 2 ROLL CALL
  3. 2 SWEARING IN CEREMONY FOR THE ELECTED AND RE-ELECTED COUNCIL MEMBERS
  4. 3 FLAG SALUTE
  5. 3 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
  6. 4 MOMENT OF SILENCE
  7. 5 ITEMS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
  8. 1. Minutes of the Tacoma Arts Commission, November 13, 2023. filed
  9. 2. Minutes of the Tacoma Creates Advisory Board, November 6, 2023. filed
  10. 3. Minutes of the Public Utility Board study session, November 15, 2023. filed
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  12. 4. Minutes of the Public Utility Board meeting, November 15, 2023. filed
  13. 10 AGENDA MODIFICATIONS
  14. 11 CONSENT AGENDA
  15. 5. Minutes of the City Council meeting, June 13, 2023. adopted
  16. 6. Minutes of the City Council meeting, June 20, 2023. adopted
  17. 7. Minutes of the City Council meeting, June 27, 2023. adopted
  18. 8. Minutes of the City Council meeting, July 11, 2023. adopted
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  20. 9. Minutes of the City Council meeting, July 18, 2023. adopted
  21. 10. Minutes of the City Council meeting, July 25, 2023. adopted
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  23. 11. Minutes of the City Council meeting, August 1, 2023. adopted
  24. 16. A resolution nominating and electing Council Member John Hines to the office of Deputy Mayor to serve a one-year term to expire December 31, 2024. [Mayor Woodards] adopted Pass
  25. 12. Minutes of the City Council meeting, August 8, 2023. adopted
  26. 20 ASSESSMENT ROLLS
  27. 13. The Director of Public Works presents the Assessment Roll for the following: LID No. 8642 Construction of permanent pavement and the installation of concrete curbs and gutters, surface water mains, and surface water catch basins, where needed, on: • Mullen Street from North 42nd Street to North 43rd Street, • North 40th Street from Baltimore Street to Bennett Street, • Mason Avenue from North 35th Street to North 36th Street, • Cheyenne Street from North 37th Street to North 38th Street, and • Fir Street from North 15th Street to North 17th Street; and rescheduling the date and time for a hearing by the Hearing Examiner from Thursday, January 11, 2024, at 9:00 a.m., to Thursday, February 1, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. [Ralph Rodriguez, LID Administrator; Ramiro Chavez, P.E. PgMP, Director, Public Works] 24-0034 adopted
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  29. 23 PURCHASE RESOLUTIONS
  30. 14. A resolution awarding a contract to MESA Products, Inc., in the amount of $745,229.00, plus applicable taxes, plus a 20 percent contingency, budgeted from the Wastewater Fund, for construction of the Central Wastewater Treatment Plant Outfall Cathodic Protection Improvements project, for a projected contract total of $894,274.80 - Specification No. ES23-0244F. [Max Drathman, P.E., Senior Engineering Project Manager; Michael P. Slevin III, P.E., Director, Environmental Services] adopted
  31. 25 PAYMENTS
  32. 15. Date Range - 12/04/2023 to 12/17/2023 Payroll in the amount of $20,896,292.36; Payments in the amount of $27,743,567.24; for a total of $48,639,859.60. adopted
  33. 27 PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITIONS/PRESENTATIONS/ANNOUNCEMENTS
  34. 28 PUBLIC COMMENT
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  36. 30 REGULAR AGENDA
  37. 31 APPOINTMENTS
  38. 16. A resolution nominating and electing Council Member John Hines to the office of Deputy Mayor to serve a one-year term to expire December 31, 2024. [Mayor Woodards] adopted
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  40. 17. A resolution appointing City Council Members to various national, state, regional, and local committees, boards, and commissions, including the City Council’s Standing Committees, through December 31, 2024. [Mayor Woodards] RES41330 adopted Pass
  41. 34 PURCHASE RESOLUTIONS
  42. 18. A resolution authorizing an increase to the contract with Continuant, Inc., in the amount of $2,050,000, plus applicable taxes, for a cumulative total of $2,550,000, budgeted from various funds, for conference room improvements - Specification No. IT22-0270F. [John Lake, Division Manager; Daniel Key, Director, Information Technology] adopted Pass
  43. 35 FIRST READING OF ORDINANCES
  44. 19. A resolution awarding a contract to Global Contractors, LLC, in the amount of $2,989,539, plus applicable taxes, plus a 10 percent contingency, budgeted from various departmental funds, for concrete panel and pedestrian curb ramp work at various locations within the City, for a projected contract total of $3,288,493 - Specification No. PW23-0203F. [Jon Kulju, PMP, Project Manager; Ramiro A. Chavez, P.E. PgMP, Director, Public Works] adopted Pass
  45. 28. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28911, relating to Electric Energy - Regulations and Rates; which amended Chapter 12.06 of the Municipal Code, to add a new Section 12.06.266, entitled "Very large load service of 10 aMW or more - Schedule VLL", and by amending various sections to align with the new Schedule VLL, effective January 1, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28934
  46. 20. A resolution relating to Tacoma Venues and Events; authorizing an interim contract extension with Staff Pro Inc. d.b.a. Allied Universal Security Services, in the amount of $2,250,000, plus applicable taxes, budgeted from the Tacoma Dome and Convention Center Operations Funds, for provisions of security and guest services for the Tacoma Dome and Greater Tacoma Convention Center, retroactive from December 31, 2023, to June 1, 2024, for a cumulative total of $15,350,000, plus applicable taxes, pursuant to Specification No. PF16-0328F, to maintain essential services while a competitive selection process is completed for a longer-term services contract. [Josh Kropf, Assistant Director Facilities Operations; Adam Cook, Director, Tacoma Venues and Events] adopted Pass
  47. 29. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28912, relating to Water - Regulations and Rates; which amended Chapter 12.10 of the Municipal Code, by amending Section 12.10.301, entitled “Fire hydrant services fee”, and Section 12.10.400, entitled “Rates - Inside and outside City limits”, effective January 1, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28935
  48. 38 RESOLUTIONS
  49. 30. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28913, relating to general property tax; which authorized an increase in the Ad Valorem general property tax revenue collection in terms of both dollars and percentage for the general property tax levy in 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28936
  50. 21. A resolution authorizing the execution of an interest-free loan agreement with the Washington State Department of Transportation, in the amount of $408,000, accepting and depositing said sum into the Tacoma Rail Fund, and further authorizing matching funds in the amount of $399,877, to partially fund a railroad track rehabilitation project. [Kyle Kellem, Roadmaster; Dale King, Rail Superintendent] adopted Pass
  51. 31. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28914, relating to tax levies; which fixed the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies necessary to identify the amount of the estimated revenues from property tax levies to match estimated expenditures for debt service and other funding requirements. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28937
  52. 22. A resolution authorizing the execution of an interest-free loan agreement with the Washington State Department of Transportation, in the amount of $1,622,000, accepting and depositing said sum into the Tacoma Rail Fund, and further authorizing matching funds in the amount of $1,118,625, to partially fund a railroad rehabilitation project. [Kyle Kellem, Roadmaster; Dale King, Rail Superintendent] adopted Pass
  53. 32. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28915, relating to Emergency Medical Services; which authorized an increase for the Emergency Medical Services property tax levy in terms of both dollars and percentage. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28938
  54. 23. A resolution authorizing the execution of a Multi-Family Housing 12-Year Limited Property Tax Exemption Agreement with Star Communities Inc, for the development of ten multi-family market and regulated rate rental housing units, located at 2108 S “J” Street, in the Downtown Regional Growth Center. [Debbie Bingham, Project Manager; Jeff Robinson, Director, Community and Economic Development] adopted Pass
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  56. 24. A resolution authorizing the execution of a cooperative agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency, in the amount of $500,000, and accepting and depositing said sum into the Local Employment and Apprenticeship Training Program Fund, for the Brownfields Job Training Program. [Deborah Trevorrow, Contract and Program Auditor; Jeff Robinson, Director, Community and Economic Development] adopted Pass
  57. 33. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28916, relating to Emergency Medical Services; which fixed the amount of the Emergency Medical Services levy necessary to identify the amount of the estimated revenues from the property tax levy to match estimated expenditures for debt service and other funding requirements. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28939
  58. 43 FINAL READING OF ORDINANCES
  59. 34. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28917, relating to the Biennial Operating Budget; which amended the 2023-2024 Biennial Operating Budget to appropriate funds for contractual obligations, transfers, and other budget adjustments; authorized interfund transfers and contributions; and accepted, deposited, and appropriated miscellaneous donations, contributions, and/or fees. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28940
  60. 25. An ordinance amending Chapter 1.07 of the Municipal Code, relating to Equity in Contracting, by amending various sections, and by repealing Section 1.07.050, entitled “Approval as a Certified Business”, to replace outdated elements of the former Small Business Enterprise Program and clarify expectations for review of the program. [Kacee Woods, Program Manager; Jeff Robinson, Director, Community and Economic Development] passed Pass
  61. 35. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28918, relating to the Capital Budget; which modified the 2023-2024 Capital Budget to recognize changes in transfers, additional revenues, and budget adjustments. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28941
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  63. 36. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28919, relating to property tax levies; which amended Chapter 3.11 of the Municipal Code, relating to Emergency Medical Transportation, by amending Section 3.11.060, entitled “Patient transportation service rates”, to restore the Emergency Medical Services levy and allow the levy to pay for medical transport charges incurred by qualified City residents, as passed by voters in Proposition 1 in the August 1, 2023, Primary Election. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28942
  64. 46 FIRST READING OF ORDINANCES
  65. 37. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28922, relating to Animal Control and Public Safety; which amended Titles 17 and 8 of the Municipal Code, by amending Section 17.02.140, entitled “Public disturbance noise and public nuisance noise made by an animal”, and Section 8.12.060, entitled “Public disturbance noises”, to revise requirements for enforcement of an unlawful action and to remove the criminal misdemeanor charge for public disturbance and public nuisance noise made by an animal. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28943
  66. 26. A supplemental ordinance of the City of Tacoma, Washington, relating to the electric system; providing for the issuance and sale of one or more series of electric system revenue and refunding bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $225,000,000 to provide funds to finance and refinance capital improvements to the electric system, to redeem certain obligations of the electric system, and to pay costs of issuance for the bonds; fixing or setting parameters with respect to certain terms and covenants of the bonds, and appointing the City’s designated representatives to approve the final terms of the sale of the bonds; repealing City Ordinance No. 28920 in its entirety; and approving certain other matters in connection therewith. [Michelle Brown, Financial Planning Supervisor; Chris Robinson, Power Superintendent]. ORD28932 set over for final reading
  67. 38. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28923, relating to Animal Control; which amended Title 17 of the Municipal Code, by adding a new Section 17.02.155, entitled “Cat Declawing”, to establish a ban on performing a procedure that results in the partial or complete declawing of a cat except when conducted by a licensed veterinarian for a therapeutic purpose, effective March 31, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28944
  68. 27. An ordinance amending Subtitle 6A of the Municipal Code, relating to the Tax Code, by amending Chapter 6A.50, entitled “Electricity Business and Solid Waste Collection”, by renaming the Chapter to “Electricity Business and Solid Waste Collection Business”, and further amending this Chapter and Chapter 6A.100, entitled “Utilities Gross Earnings Tax - Public Utilities”, to simplify the deduction for collection of commercial recyclable materials and align language regarding taxable income. [Danielle Larson, Tax and License Division Manager; Andy Cherullo, Director, Finance] set over for final reading
  69. 39. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28924; which authorized the annexation of the Manitou Potential Annexation Area, located near Lakewood Drive West and 66th Street West, to the City of Tacoma, effective April 1, 2024, as set forth in the Interlocal Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding with Pierce County executed December 15, 2021. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28945
  70. 28. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28911, relating to Electric Energy - Regulations and Rates; which amended Chapter 12.06 of the Municipal Code, to add a new Section 12.06.266, entitled "Very large load service of 10 aMW or more - Schedule VLL", and by amending various sections to align with the new Schedule VLL, effective January 1, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28934 set over for final reading
  71. 40. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Substitute Ordinance No. 28925, relating to pay and compensation; which amended Chapter 1.12 of the Municipal Code, to implement rates of pay and compensation for certain represented and nonrepresented employees; and changes in classifications to reflect the organizational structure. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28946
  72. 29. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28912, relating to Water - Regulations and Rates; which amended Chapter 12.10 of the Municipal Code, by amending Section 12.10.301, entitled “Fire hydrant services fee”, and Section 12.10.400, entitled “Rates - Inside and outside City limits”, effective January 1, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28935 set over for final reading
  73. 41. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28926, relating to urban forestry; which amended Title 9 of the Municipal Code, relating to Public Ways, by repealing Chapters 9.18, 9.19, and 9.20 in their entirety and replacing Chapter 9.20 with a new chapter entitled “Urban Forestry”, to establish permit requirements and related regulations for pruning, removal, and planting of street trees, establish policies and procedures for discretionary review of requests to prune trees on public property, establish a heritage tree program, and provide for enforcement and penalties for violations; amended Title 1 of the Municipal Code, relating to Administration and Personnel, by amending Chapter 1.23 of the Municipal Code, entitled “Hearing Examiner”, to provide for administrative appeals; and established effective dates. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28947
  74. 30. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28913, relating to general property tax; which authorized an increase in the Ad Valorem general property tax revenue collection in terms of both dollars and percentage for the general property tax levy in 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28936 set over for final reading
  75. 42. An ordinance providing for the ratification, reconfirmation, and effective date of Ordinance No. 28921; which amended the current non-exclusive Right of Use Agreement and Franchise with Pierce Transit, extending the renewal term an additional five-years, and amending the current expiration from January 1, 2024, to January 1, 2029, for transit-related infrastructure within City rights-of-way. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28948
  76. 31. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28914, relating to tax levies; which fixed the amount of the Ad Valorem tax levies necessary to identify the amount of the estimated revenues from property tax levies to match estimated expenditures for debt service and other funding requirements. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28937 set over for final reading
  77. 43. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28927, relating to the Tax and License Code; which amended Ordinance No. 28910 to include an additional exhibit amending Municipal Code Chapters 6B.10 and 6B.20, effective November 13, 2023. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28949
  78. 32. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28915, relating to Emergency Medical Services; which authorized an increase for the Emergency Medical Services property tax levy in terms of both dollars and percentage. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28938 set over for final reading
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  80. 33. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28916, relating to Emergency Medical Services; which fixed the amount of the Emergency Medical Services levy necessary to identify the amount of the estimated revenues from the property tax levy to match estimated expenditures for debt service and other funding requirements. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28939 set over for final reading
  81. 44. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28928, relating to background checks; which amended Subtitle 6B of the Municipal Code, relating to the License Code, by amending Section 6B.10.030, entitled “License definitions”, and Section 6B.10.190, entitled “Investigations and background checks”, to meet Federal Bureau of Investigation requirements to allow the City to conduct nationwide background checks for certain license applicants. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28950
  82. 34. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28917, relating to the Biennial Operating Budget; which amended the 2023-2024 Biennial Operating Budget to appropriate funds for contractual obligations, transfers, and other budget adjustments; authorized interfund transfers and contributions; and accepted, deposited, and appropriated miscellaneous donations, contributions, and/or fees. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28940 set over for final reading
  83. 45. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28929, relating to the tax and license code; which amended Subtitle 6A of the Municipal Code, relating to the Tax Code, by amending Section 6A.30.065, entitled “Job credits”, to narrow the definition of a green job and increase the value of the green job tax credit from $250 to $1,000 per year; and amended various sections throughout Chapter 6A.30, to update language, address areas of inconsistency, and comply with state law. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28951
  84. 35. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28918, relating to the Capital Budget; which modified the 2023-2024 Capital Budget to recognize changes in transfers, additional revenues, and budget adjustments. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28941 set over for final reading
  85. 46. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28930; which amended Chapter 6A.30 of the Municipal Code, relating to Business and Occupation Tax, by adding a new Section 6A.30.067, entitled “Job Credit - Work Opportunity”, to provide a new $1,000 job tax credit for employers adding a new position and filling the position with an individual with a disability, as identified through the vocational referral in the federal Work Opportunity Tax Credit. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28952 passed Pass
  86. 36. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28919, relating to property tax levies; which amended Chapter 3.11 of the Municipal Code, relating to Emergency Medical Transportation, by amending Section 3.11.060, entitled “Patient transportation service rates”, to restore the Emergency Medical Services levy and allow the levy to pay for medical transport charges incurred by qualified City residents, as passed by voters in Proposition 1 in the August 1, 2023, Primary Election. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28942 set over for final reading
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  88. 37. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28922, relating to Animal Control and Public Safety; which amended Titles 17 and 8 of the Municipal Code, by amending Section 17.02.140, entitled “Public disturbance noise and public nuisance noise made by an animal”, and Section 8.12.060, entitled “Public disturbance noises”, to revise requirements for enforcement of an unlawful action and to remove the criminal misdemeanor charge for public disturbance and public nuisance noise made by an animal. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28943 set over for final reading
  89. 38. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28923, relating to Animal Control; which amended Title 17 of the Municipal Code, by adding a new Section 17.02.155, entitled “Cat Declawing”, to establish a ban on performing a procedure that results in the partial or complete declawing of a cat except when conducted by a licensed veterinarian for a therapeutic purpose, effective March 31, 2024. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28944 set over for final reading
  90. 39. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28924; which authorized the annexation of the Manitou Potential Annexation Area, located near Lakewood Drive West and 66th Street West, to the City of Tacoma, effective April 1, 2024, as set forth in the Interlocal Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding with Pierce County executed December 15, 2021. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28945 set over for final reading
  91. 40. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Substitute Ordinance No. 28925, relating to pay and compensation; which amended Chapter 1.12 of the Municipal Code, to implement rates of pay and compensation for certain represented and nonrepresented employees; and changes in classifications to reflect the organizational structure. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28946 set over for final reading
  92. 41. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28926, relating to urban forestry; which amended Title 9 of the Municipal Code, relating to Public Ways, by repealing Chapters 9.18, 9.19, and 9.20 in their entirety and replacing Chapter 9.20 with a new chapter entitled “Urban Forestry”, to establish permit requirements and related regulations for pruning, removal, and planting of street trees, establish policies and procedures for discretionary review of requests to prune trees on public property, establish a heritage tree program, and provide for enforcement and penalties for violations; amended Title 1 of the Municipal Code, relating to Administration and Personnel, by amending Chapter 1.23 of the Municipal Code, entitled “Hearing Examiner”, to provide for administrative appeals; and established effective dates. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28947 set over for final reading
  93. 42. An ordinance providing for the ratification, reconfirmation, and effective date of Ordinance No. 28921; which amended the current non-exclusive Right of Use Agreement and Franchise with Pierce Transit, extending the renewal term an additional five-years, and amending the current expiration from January 1, 2024, to January 1, 2029, for transit-related infrastructure within City rights-of-way. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28948 set over for final reading
  94. 43. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28927, relating to the Tax and License Code; which amended Ordinance No. 28910 to include an additional exhibit amending Municipal Code Chapters 6B.10 and 6B.20, effective November 13, 2023. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28949 set over for final reading
  95. 44. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28928, relating to background checks; which amended Subtitle 6B of the Municipal Code, relating to the License Code, by amending Section 6B.10.030, entitled “License definitions”, and Section 6B.10.190, entitled “Investigations and background checks”, to meet Federal Bureau of Investigation requirements to allow the City to conduct nationwide background checks for certain license applicants. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28950 set over for final reading
  96. 45. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28929, relating to the tax and license code; which amended Subtitle 6A of the Municipal Code, relating to the Tax Code, by amending Section 6A.30.065, entitled “Job credits”, to narrow the definition of a green job and increase the value of the green job tax credit from $250 to $1,000 per year; and amended various sections throughout Chapter 6A.30, to update language, address areas of inconsistency, and comply with state law. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28951 set over for final reading
  97. 46. An ordinance providing for the ratification and reconfirmation of Ordinance No. 28930; which amended Chapter 6A.30 of the Municipal Code, relating to Business and Occupation Tax, by adding a new Section 6A.30.067, entitled “Job Credit - Work Opportunity”, to provide a new $1,000 job tax credit for employers adding a new position and filling the position with an individual with a disability, as identified through the vocational referral in the federal Work Opportunity Tax Credit. [Chris Bacha, City Attorney] ORD28952 set over for final reading
  98. 68 UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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  100. 69 COMMUNITY FORUM
  101. 70 REPORTS BY THE CITY MANAGER
  102. 71 COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
  103. 72 Infrastructure, Planning, and Sustainability Committee
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  105. 73 ADJOURNMENT
  106. 74 The City Council may enter into a closed or executive session at any time during an open public meeting as provided by law. The Tacoma Municipal Building is served by Pierce Transit bus routes. Visit www.tripplanner.piercetransit.org to find your route.
  107. 75 The City of Tacoma does not discriminate on the basis of disability in any of its programs, activities, or services. To request this information in an alternative format or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 253-591-5505, before 5:00 p.m., on the Monday preceding the City Council meeting. TTY or speech to speech users please dial 711 to connect to Washington Relay Services. Individuals using language or sign interpreters will be provided additional time when testifying before the City Council.
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