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The City Council held workshops on the Inspire Vancouver program, Clark County sustainable funding, and the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) 2027–2032. On the consent agenda the Council approved contracts for 2026 street resurfacing and NE 18th–162nd design, increased a fleet card spending limit to cover fuel and EV charging, extended the Interstate Bridge IGA, ratified the Vancouver Police Command Guild collective bargaining agreement (2026–2028), adopted temporary shelter contract extensions and funding from the Affordable Housing Fund, and authorized a grant application for Officers Row preservation. The Council adopted Ordinance M-4533 to approve the Our Vancouver 2026–2045 Comprehensive Plan, zoning map, and updated land use code. Claim vouchers totaling $22,229,364.48 were approved.
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Council approved a new long-range plan called Our Vancouver that updates where homes, businesses, and other development are allowed through 2045. The meeting also approved road resurfacing and design contracts, extended funding and timelines for temporary shelter programs, increased spending authority for city fuel and EV charging, and finalized a new police labor contract. These actions move planned transportation projects forward, preserve funding for shelter services, and set rules that will guide future development in the city.
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