Highlights for next week include: Port of Seattle Proposes Resolutions Opposing Two Ballot Initiatives, the Burien Planning Commission is holding a Public Hearing on Tree Code Cleanup, and Several City Councils are holding their regular meeting.

Monday, Oct. 12

🏙️5:30 pm — Burien City Council Regular Meeting - AGENDA
City Hall: 400 SW 152nd St. (1st Floor), Burien

Councilmembers will hear multiple presentations:

  • 2026 Tree Code Cleanup
  • Presentation on City of Burien Fee Schedule Briefing
  • Presentation of 2027-28 Preliminary General Fund Operating Budget
  • Proposed Changes to Fiscal Policies, including a new Investment Policy

There is also an Executive Session before the Business Agenda


Tuesday, Oct. 13

✈️noon  — Port of Seattle Commission Special Meeting - Agenda
Port Headquarters: Pier 69, 2711 Alaskan Way, Seattle 

  • Intro and Adoption of Resolution to Oppose Ballot initiative 001 (concerns parental rights relating to their children in public schools)
  • Intro and Adoption of Resolution to Oppose Ballot initiative 638 (concerns participation in athletics at K-12 schools) 
  • Presentation on 2027 Aviation Division operating and Capital Improvement Budgets

🏙️6:00 pm — SeaTac City Council Regular Meeting - AGENDA (will post when available)
Council Chambers: 4800 S. 188th St., SeaTac

🏙️7:00 pm — Normandy Park City Council Regular Meeting  - AGENDA
City Hall, 801 SW 174th St., Normandy Park


Wednesday, Oct. 14

🏙️5:30 pm — Burien Planning Commission - AGENDA
City Hall: 400 SW 152nd St. (1st Floor), Burien

  • Public Hearing and Discussion on Tree Code Cleanup - amendments are being proposed on tree retention, protection, management, and replacement on private property.

Thursday, Oct. 15

No major meetings planned

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