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Council sets qualifications for development director

Liberty LakeApr 21, 20262 min read

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The council unanimously adopted qualifications for the Community Development Director position through Resolution 26-285. It also approved an easement agreement, an adult recreation league agreement, a multi-city memorandum of understanding, and vouchers not to exceed $744,090.01.

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The resolution establishes the qualifications for the city’s Community Development Director position. The council also approved several agreements and authorized payment of up to $744,090.01 in vouchers. In a code-of-ethics complaint hearing, the council’s motion passed 4-1; the minutes do not specify the substantive disposition, and a written record is expected at the next meeting.

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Approved Resolution 26-285 adopting qualifications for the Community Development Director position; the vote was unanimous.
Approved an easement agreement between the City of Liberty Lake and Liberty Lake Internet Portal, LLC.; the vote was 6-0.
Approved a recreation agreement with Inclusa Fitness for adult social recreation leagues; the vote was 6-0.
Approved a memorandum of understanding among Liberty Lake, Airway Heights, Millwood, Medical Lake, and Cheney.
Approved April 21, 2026, vouchers in an amount not to exceed $744,090.01.
Approved the nomination of City Administrator Mark McAvoy to the SCRAPS Advisory Board; the vote was 6-0.
Approved the city council committee appointments as presented; the vote was 6-0.
Passed a motion in the code-of-ethics complaint hearing by a 4-1 vote, with Councilmember Kurtz not participating as the complainant. The minutes state that a written item memorializing the council’s action will be prepared for the next meeting.

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