File #: 24-0660    Version: 1
Type: discussion Status: Filed
File created: 8/6/2024 In control: Planning Commission
Agenda date: 8/12/2024 Final action: 8/12/2024
Title: Preliminary Capital Facilities Plan 2025-2030 Financial Plan Discussion
Attachments: 1. City of Olympia Finance Webpage
Title
Preliminary Capital Facilities Plan 2025-2030 Financial Plan Discussion

Recommended Action
Information only. No action requested.

Report
Issue:
Discussion on the Preliminary Capital Facilities Plan 2025-2030 Financial Plan.

Staff Contact:
Casey Schaufler, Associate Planner, Community Planning and Development, 360.753.8254

Presenter(s):
Casey Schaufler, Associate Planner
Joyce Phillips, Principal Planner

Background and Analysis:
Earlier in the year, Commissioners decided to utilize a finance subcommittee for purposes of reviewing and developing a recommendation on the Preliminary Capital Facilities Plan, 2025-2030 Financial Plan (CFP). This meeting is the first of at least three subcommittee meetings. At the first meeting Commissioners will discuss the draft document, the approach to completing the initial review, and determine if additional information is needed prior to the September 16, 2024, public hearing. In addition, the Finance Subcommittee will draft a comment letter to the City Council, for consideration by the full Planning Commission at its first meeting in October.

Climate Analysis:
The wide variety of projects included in the CFP, to occur over a number of years, can make it challenging to assess changes to emissions. Overall, the projects proposed help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by addressing energy use in city-owned buildings, electric vehicle infrastructure, transportation projects that also benefit bicyclists and pedestrians, and projects designed to increase capacity and efficiency or our drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.

By continuing to serve our community members, as well as accommodating new growth, within the existing City limits and urban growth areas, we are working to create a compact and urban community. This helps us reduce emissions from the transportation sector by promoting active forms of transportation and providing for shorter trips required in order to meet our daily needs. It allows for ...

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