The first Bridge to Bridge Joint Development Committee meeting is set today at the Port of Kennewick administrative office.
The committee, set up by a joint resolution of the port commission and the city of Kennewick, is expected to make recommendations about collaborative development strategies for downtown revitalization.
The meeting runs from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at 350 Clover Island Drive.
The committee members are: Sharon Brown, Kennewick mayor pro tem, Skip Novakovich, port commissioner, Larry Peterson, port's director of planning and development, and Jeff Kossow, Kennewick's executive director of economic development. One at-large member will be chosen by the committee.
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AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
Here is a listing of the agendas this week for Mid-Columbia public agencies:
Thursday
* Port of Pasco Commission, 10:30 a.m., 1110 Osprey Pointe Blvd., Suite 201: elect port officers, consider airport emergency plan update and appoint director of the Economic Development Corporation.
Board agrees to overhaul meetings
Board agrees to overhaul meetings
WALLA WALLA -- Major changes are in store for Port of Walla Walla meetings in 2012.
Port commissioners said they will invest in audio equipment to record their minutes. They also are shooting to decrease the length of their meetings and relocate all their work sessions to the port's administrative office.
The changes were agreed to during a daylong budget retreat earlier this week.
AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
Here is a listing of the agendas this week for Mid-Columbia public agencies:
Tuesday
Benton County Commission, 9 a.m., courthouse, Dudley Avenue, Prosser: consider purchase of cameras for the sheriff's department, hear a report from the Benton City Economic Development Council and a report about the Boundary Review Board. There also will be a review of the Capital Improvement Plan.
Port of Kennewick wants to improve access at Duffy's Pond
Port of Kennewick wants to improve access at Duffy's Pond
Improving community access and recreation opportunities around Duffy's Pond may become part of efforts to revitalize downtown Kennewick.
Port of Kennewick commissioners received an update Tuesday about working with the city of Kennewick and the Army Corps of Engineers on a plan to develop Duffy's Pond.
Improving public access to the pond would complement the port's improvements on Clover Island and build on efforts to redevelop Columbia Drive, said Tana Bader-Inglima, Port of Kennewick director of governmental relations and marketing.
AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
AGENDAS: Mid-Columbia public meeting schedule
Here is a listing of the agendas this week for Mid-Columbia public agencies:
Monday
* Walla Walla County Commission, 8 a.m., commissioners chambers, Public Health and Legislative Building, 314 W. Main St.: award contracts to CRS-2P Emulsified Asphalt for 2012 and award a contract for hot mix asphalt and discuss possible amendments to the 2012 county budget.
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