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Staff previewed a $4.3 million interlocal agreement for the Metropolitan Public Transit Authority, with a City Council vote scheduled for January 12, 2026. The committee also reviewed next steps for seven adopted and seven deferred Community Area Plans and outlined a maintenance text amendment with changes affecting ADUs, outdoor markets, tree protection, waste planning, and zoning standards.
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Staff said the proposed transit agreement would use $4.3 million from existing sales tax funds to cover startup and administrative costs, while city staff continue supporting transit operations during the transition. The committee also got an update on Community Area Plans, including how adopted plans will be used in rezoning and project prioritization and how deferred plans will move through more community engagement. A separate zoning update would change rules for items like accessory dwelling units, outdoor markets, tree protection, and waste setup for smaller multifamily homes. The transit agreement was headed to Council on January 12, 2026, and the zoning amendment was set for later hearings and votes.
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