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Yakima City Council 11-19-19

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  • 2019 Small Business Saturday Proclamation

    02:41

  • Downtown Rotary Club 100th anniversary

    05:14

  • Royale Schneider 20 years of service to the City

    10:19

  • Yakima County Development Association update

    14:14

  • Appoint Greg Lighty to Charter Civil Service Comm

    19:25

  • Summary of Downtown Plan Implementation Committee

    20:06

  • Consent Agenda

    22:02

  • Public Comment

    25:06

  • Second public hearing 2020 Preliminary Budget

    44:34

  • Resolution Tier II Hazardous Materials Fee

    52:43

  • 3rd Quarter 2019 Capital Improvement Projects

    58:13

  • app related to real time shelter availability

    01:10:23

    Moved to DECEMBER 3RD

  • Shopping Cart Options

    01:11:03

  • amend Yakima Municipal Code re:structures in parks

    01:19:00

  • Change of Government for the City of Yakima

    01:22:16

    Resolution providing for the submission to the voters of the City of Yakima, at a special election to be held therein on February 11, 2020, of a Proposition on whether the Charter of the City of Yakima should be amended to abandon and abolish the Council-Manager form of government and adopt the Mayor-Council form of government; and requesting the Yakima County Auditor to call a special election

  • Other Business

    03:20:28

About Y-PAC Ch-194

Y-PAC (Yakima Public Affairs Channel) was founded in 1993 as a "window into government". Y-PAC helps viewers learn more about what is going on in local government by providing gavel-to-gavel, unedited coverage of City Council meetings, speeches by notable people, interviews with elected officials, local issues panel discussions, and many other public affairs events. Y-PAC is operated by the City of Yakima Community Relations office and is an important part of the City's ongoing effort to improve communications between the community and local government. No taxes are used to provide Y-PAC services. Charter Communications, through its franchise agreement (contract) with the City to offer cable services within city limits, pays a "franchise fee" to the City, which is used to fund all Y-PAC services. For more information about Y-PAC, contact City of Yakima Communications & Public Affairs Director Randy Beehler by phone (509-901-1142) or by e-mail (randy.beehler@yakimawa.gov).

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