Public  Process  Recommendation    Councilmember  Michael  Grayum  

 Key  Principles:    

• Collaborative  • Constructive  • Transparent  • Proactive  • Clearly  communication    • Broadly  publicized    

 Key  Components:    

• Opportunities  for  the  Council  to  ask  questions  of  the  administration  and  other  settlement  participants.      

• Opportunities  for  the  community  members  to  ask  questions  of  the  administration  and  Council.      

• Review  of  proposed  agreement  requested  from  the  following  state  agencies:  Department  of  Health  (Water  Quality  Division),  Department  of  Natural  Resources  (Geology  Division),  and  Department  of  Archeology  and  Historic  Preservation,  as  well  as  JBLM  and  the  Nisqually  Tribe.  Feedback  and  discussion  with  Council  about  their  assessment  and  briefing  to  Council  about  the  role  each  of  them  has  in  implementing  the  plan.    

• 60-­‐day  comment  period,  beginning  July  12  (as  requested  by  residents)    

• Site  visits  with  settlement  partners  for  Council  and  available  to  the  public.      

• Assessment  and  recommendation  of  code  changes  necessary  to  create  or  modify  if  the  settlement  agreement  is  agreed  upon;  followed  by  clear  process  and  timeline  to  make  code  changes  that  involves  the  appropriate  city  agencies  and  public  participation.  

 • Assessment  and  recommendation  of  any  budget  and  staffing  impacts  necessary  

if  the  settlement  agreement  is  agreed  upon.