Steve Platt

Silver Rail Elementary shooting response and school safety

Future costs unknown; speakers cite roughly $97 million in police spending over two fiscal years and potential SRO expansion costs, plus federal school safety grant opportunities.

Juniper Ridge Reserve Loan for Affordable Housing Projects

Up to $3.1 million of the $5 million reserve would be loaned to BURA, repayable over 12-18 years.

city council elections

No direct city budget hit, but fewer candidates can mean less scrutiny of how Bend spends your money.

Southeast Area supplemental transportation fee

Adds about $2,660 to a typical single-family home's transportation SDC (total $12,890), funding $11 million in road projects.

Wildfire Defensible Space Code

Staff noted significant new staffing and budget would be needed for a broad program; funding options discussed include reprioritizing existing funds and the 2028 fire levy.

Sign code amendments

Fewer permit requirements could lower costs for small businesses and sign applicants.

Outback Well Improvements

A facilities plan and an owner's representative contract for the projects are scheduled for the May 20 meeting.

Tax Increment Assistance policy for housing affordability

Exemptions would lower construction costs for qualifying affordable and middle-income homes but shrink fee revenue and policy coverage.

Lonza enterprise zone tax exemption

Property taxes on $251 million of new investment are exempted up to ten years, with 15% school support fees collected in years four through ten.

Eminent domain for Reed Market Bridge Project

$32.3M federal; local share just under $14M mostly from the GO Bond.

Bend's eight-year housing need and safe harbors

No direct cost, but the shortfall shapes future city housing spending, SDC/fee policy, and state advocacy; federal PRO Housing grant work continues.

Lava/Delaware diverter rework

More public money is going into the pilot — boulders, barriers and ramps — that some residents say should go toward better alternatives like roundabouts and speed humps.

Employment growth forecast for land planning

Developers estimate current tree mitigation costs at roughly $10,000 per acre on industrial sites; a flat fee could lower that.

Caldera Ranch growth boundary expansion

Development-driven road, sewer and water improvements will be largely developer-funded, but city CIP projects like a future China Hat/Knott roundabout have no funding yet.

City–Park District Shared Framework

No direct cost identified; the framework is a partnership commitment rather than a spending measure.

Climate Pollution Fee on new gas appliances

Pacific Power filings cited potential 10-140% rate increases that critics say the city's 2% estimate doesn't reflect.

Core Area SDC exemption to spur redevelopment

The city has collected only about $500,000-$1 million a year in SDCs from tenant improvement projects, so the revenue hit is modest.

Neighborhood-Serving Commercial and VMT Goals

No direct fiscal impact identified; future code and comp plan changes could shape development incentives.

Bend Central District Economic Improvement District assessments rejected

Ends EID assessments on Bend Central District properties.

Street preservation and capital projects update

$4,344,446 total across four contracts, right at the preservation budget.

Approve consent agenda

Adopt resolution approving the Shared Framework with Bend Park & Recreation District

Minutes

Proclamation: Lights Out for Bird Migration

Appointments: Environment & Climate Committee — Wayne Moter

Ratify sale of 530 SE Third Street

Consent agenda

Southeast Area supplemental transportation SDC resolution

Resolution reestablishing the Century West Neighborhood District

Second reading: ordinance amending BMC Chapter 12.10 (System Development Charges)

Second reading: ordinance amending BMC Chapter 9.50 (Signs)

Consider a motion to approve the consent agenda

08/31/2026 Developer Round Table Minutes

09/02/2026 Business Meeting Minutes

Proclamation: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon

Proclamation: Constitution Week

Consent agenda (July financial report; Houseless Services Grant extension)

SDC exemption ordinance — first reading

Sign code amendments — first reading with Alternative Exhibit A

Purchase of Conners property for new City Hall

Second reading: ordinance amending BMC Chapter 9.50 (Signs)

accept the proclamation

accept the proclamation

approve the consent agenda

first reading of an ordinance amending Bend Municipal Code Chapter 12.10, System Development Charges

adopt the resolution to authorize the issuance, sale, execution, and delivery of full faith and credit obligations in an amount not to exceed $25,000,000 for eligible projects including, without limit

amend the motion to limit the time period to three years instead of five

Caldera Ranch ordinance — second reading

Repeal of EID Ordinance NS-2554

first reading of an ordinance to amend Bend Municipal Code Chapter 9.50, Signs, and to adopt alternative exhibit A as presented to Council on September 16

authorize the City Manager to enter into a purchase and sale agreement with Pacific Health Associates for the acquisition of 2965 NE Conners Avenue and 1979 NE Tucson Way, in substantially the form pr

second reading and adoption by roll call vote of an ordinance adopting a binding conceptual plan for the Caldera Ranch Site by amending the Bend Comprehensive Plan text and map to adopt policies and u

second reading of an ordinance repealing Ordinance No. NS-2554

Welcoming Week proclamation accepted

TMAC alternate appointments

Consent agenda approved

Caldera Ranch UGB expansion and binding conceptual plan — first reading

Sign code amendments deadlocked and continued

Wanted signs turned off one hour after business close

Juniper Ridge surplus property resolution for affordable housing

North Mirror Pond CM/GC delivery method authorized

Walker Macy contract amendment for North Mirror Pond

Repeal of Bend Central District EID ordinance — first reading

Transportation SDC project list amended

HDR design contract for Bond/Reed Market roundabout widening

Stevens Ranch Master Planned Development ordinance adopted

HB 2138 and HB 4037 implementation ordinance adopted

approve the appointment to the Planning Commission as recommended by Mayor Kebler

second reading and adoption by roll call vote of an ordinance to amend the Bend Development Code, Chapter 2.7, Special Planned Districts, Refinement Plans, Area Plans and Master Plans, to create The C

approve the 2026 Affordable Housing Fund recommendations allocating $1,000,000 and to authorize staff to take all actions necessary to fund the approved projects, including signing loan agreements and

The Cavvy Master Planned Development — second reading

approve the consent agenda

accept the proclamation

first reading of the ordinance amending the Bend Development Code to amend Article XXIV, Stevens Ranch Master Planned Development

first reading of the ordinance amending Bend Municipal Code Chapter 10.20, Historic Preservation Code, and Bend Development Code Title 1, Introduction, Title 2, Land Use Districts, Title 3, Design Sta

authorize an agreement, in substantially the form presented, between the City of Bend and Lonza, for Bend Enterprise Zone property tax exemptions on new capital investment at 20465 and 20475 Murray Ro

authorize a Progressive Design-Build contract with Stacy and Witbeck, Inc. for the Reed Market Bridge Project in substantially the form presented to Council, in an amount not to exceed $5,231,770

Southeast UGB annexation — second reading

Second reading and adoption: Climate Pollution Fee ordinance (BMC Chapter 18.20)

first reading of an ordinance creating Bend Municipal Code Chapter 18.20, Climate Pollution Fee

approve the City advisory body appointments as recommended by Mayor Kebler

deny the appeal

authorize the City Manager to accept a grant from and enter into a grant agreement with the Federal Railroad Administration, in a form approved by the City Attorney, in an amount up to $32,321,299, to

second reading and adoption by roll call vote of an ordinance amending Bend Municipal Code Chapter 1.20 – Advisory Boards, Committees and Commissions

accept the proclamation

accept the proclamation

approve the consent agenda

authorize the use of the Construction Manager General Contractor alternative delivery method for the Digester 4 and Hauled Waste Project and to adopt the findings submitted to Council

authorize a Guaranteed Maximum Price Amendment to the Progressive Design-Build contract with K&E Excavating, Inc. for the Midtown Multimodal Connections and Streetscaping Project, in substantially the

authorize a Progressive Design-Build agreement, substantially the form presented to Council, with K&E Excavating, Inc. for the Olney/Revere Intersections Project in an amount not to exceed $2,475,648.

Climate Pollution Fee — first reading (Chapter 18.20)