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7/21/2026
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Approve Minutes
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Consent Agenda
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146685
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28 <br />Potential Costs <br />As it relates to the formation of the proposed PFD by Kittitas County, likely costs include: <br />1.Initial Capital: Prior to voter approval of the 0.2 percent sales tax, the proposed PFD will <br />not have an independent source of revenue available to cover administrative and <br />operational costs. Start-up costs will require funding, which can be addressed through <br />agreements with the County, City and/ or other parties. At this time, information from <br />Kittitas County indicates the Project Sponsors, including the Upper Kittitas County <br />Community Recreation Center Alliance and the City of Ellensburg, and other partner <br />entities, may collaborate through an interlocal or cost-sharing agreement to support certain <br />pre-formation and planning expenses.23 If the proposed sales tax is not approved, the PFD <br />will not have sources of revenue required to repay any borrowed funds. <br />2.Costs Associated with Voter Approval: Since the proposed sales tax to fund the PFD <br />will require voter approval, there will be associated costs borne by the PFD. These costs <br />can be addressed through agreements with the County, City and/ or other parties. As <br />described above, information from Kittitas County indicates the Project Sponsors and other <br />partner entities may collaborate through an interlocal or cost-sharing agreement to support <br />certain pre-formation and planning expenses.23 There is no assurance that the proposed <br />funding will be approved. <br />3.Planning Costs: The PFD board of directors will likely incur costs associated with <br />additional studies, planning or review prior to seeking voter approval on the proposed sales <br />tax funding. This costs will precede PFD revenue. If the proposed tax is not approved, <br />there will be no means to reimburse these costs. As described above, information from <br />Kittitas County indicates the Project Sponsors and other partner entities may collaborate <br />through an interlocal or cost-sharing agreement to support certain pre-formation and <br />planning expenses.22 Municipalities within Kittitas County, and the Conference of <br />Governments, have provided support for the financial feasibility review. 23 <br /> 23.KITTITAS COUNTY DOCUMENTATION FOR REVIEW OF PFD FORMATION (MARCH 2026)
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