I observed/listened in on today’s @City_of_Pullman Hearing Examiner (Andy Kottkamp) meeting, which included two public hearings. I was very impressed with his written decision on a previous & contentious matter, so I want to learn more about his style, analysis, etc.

(1/x)
At one point, AK said he doesn’t believe he has the authority to waive requirements for the variance & then asked the @City_of_Pullman’s Assistant City Planner Jason Radtke for the basis of his support on the application.

(2/x)
Slight paraphrasing:

JR: It’s what the city has done in the past.

AK: Why hasn’t the code been changed?

JR: We’re working on it.

AK: I’m going to stick w/the code.

Hearing Examiner decisions will be made by 10 days.

(3/x)
I like AK’s smart line of questioning! 💥

We should be 👀 at the basis of how decisions are made in the
@City_of_Pullman!

Daylighting the thinking behind & processes informing City staff recommendations (& #PullmanCityCouncil’s) decision-making is something many want!

(4/end)

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More from @jaime_brush

Oct 19
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I’m trying to understand a situation, accurately and more comprehensively, after listening to what Welch Comer presented to the #PullmanCityCouncil, last night about the @City_of_Pullman’s Main Street Redesign aka Project Downtown Pullman.

Part 1:
Welch Comer to #PullmanCityCouncil

Part 2:
Welch Comer to #PullmanCityCouncil

Part 3:
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Oct 17
@dongho_chang or anybody else that knows, Is there a LOS requirement for 🚗 on the NHS (e.g., Grand Avenue/State Route 27, within the Pullman city limits in Washington state)? If yes, is there an LOS requirement for people walking/cycling/rolling? Is LOS desire-based or required?
Thanks anyways! Think I found my answer in the linked
@USDOTFHWA Memorandum:

“Although States may adopt LOS standards in their design manuals, FHWA does not have regulations or policies that require specific minimum LOS values for projects on the NHS.”

fhwa.dot.gov/design/standar… Image
At tomorrow’s #PullmanCityCouncil mtg, Welch Comer will tell the Council that @WSDOT_East basically would prioritize LOS for cars & likely require the @City_if_Pullman removes parking on Grand to transition it into 4 lanes! (I doubt it!)

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RCW: #CompleteStreets, anyone? Image
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