Council Time Items:
- Minutes for Sept. 25, 2019
- Pretrial Reform Project (Superior & District Court) Presentation
- Executive Session: 1 Potential Litigation (20 minutes); 1 on RCW 42.30.110(1)(G) (20 minutes)

PROCLAMATIONS:

• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Disability Employment Awareness Month

Consent Items:
1. Approval authorizing the County Manager to sign an interlocal agreement with the City of Camas as part of the fulfillment of a two-year Washington Department of Ecology Community Litter Cleanup Program initiative.
2. Approval of pass-through funding from the Washington State Department of Health's Overdose Data to Action grant. Total remuneration would be $175,890 over a three-year period.
3.  Approval to partner with the Clark County Conservation District on a Washington State Department of Ecology Water Quality Improvement grant. No remuneration is required.
4. Approval to apply for the Association of Food & Drug Officials, Managed Retail Program Standards Grant  Program and authorize the Public Health Director to sign any resulting agreements or amendments. Total remuneration is up to $6,000.

5. Warrants:
- Aug. 15-Sept. 11, 2019
- Sept. 9-13, 2019
- Sept. 16-20, 2019
6. Minutes: Sept. 3, 2019 (Verbatim Transcript - Annual Reviews and Dockets); Sept. 17, 2019
7. Acceptance of final plats approved by the County Manager for"
- Cougar Creek III Short Plat
- Kensington Lane Short Plat
- Rodeo Acres Short Plat
- Legacy Mt. Vista Plat 1 & 2
- Righter's Acres Short Plat
- Shirley Short Plat
8. Budget documentation received:
- East County Fire & Rescue, FY2019 Amended Budget

Separate Business:
1. Approval to submit a total of three grant proposals, two to the Washington Department of Ecology and one to the Lower Columbia Fish Recovery Board for a total of $1 million to fund stormwater capital projects and urban tree canopy restoration.
2. Approval of a contract for consultant services for the Buildable Lands Program update for a total amount of $150,000 using Buildable Lands grant funding.

Public Hearing: Amendment to Hinton Development Agreement

• Resolution
• First Amended and Restated Development Agreement

Council Time Items:
- Minutes for Sept. 18, 2019
- Update on 2019 4th of July Fireworks
- Rural Event Venues forum feedback
- CCSO MOU with Camas PD
- Indigent Defense Position 
- Interim Ordinance Columbia River Gorge Nat'l Scenic Area Districts

• Staff Report
• Interim Ordinance

- Executive Sessions: 1 pending/potential litigation (30 minutes); 2 potential litigation (40 minutes); 1 pending litigation (25 minutes) 

Council Time Items:
- Minutes for Sept. 11, 2019
- Moulton Falls - Letter of intent from DNR
- Treatment Plant Generator/Emergency Repairs Resolution
- Executive Sessions: 1 Pending Litigation (20 minutes); 1 Potential Litigation (20 minutes)

PROCLAMATION:

• Washington State University Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Week

Consent Items:
1. Warrants:
- Sept. 2-6, 2019
- Aug. 26-30, 2019
2. Minutes: Aug 20, 2019 (Verbatin Transcript - 179th Street Funding Options); Sept. 3, 2019
3. Plats:
- Muonio Cluster Subdivision
- Prairie Commons Phase 1

Separate Business
1. Approval of a lease between Clark County and Lifeline Connections for space at the Jail Work Center for a period of 10 years with 2 optional renewal terms of five years each.
2. Approval to order 21 Chevy Tahoes in Sept. 2019 for the Sheriff's Office as part of the 2020 vehicle replacement plan.
3. Approval of a Notice to Contractors to advertise for bids for Project No. 381922-2020 Preservation ADA Ramp Improvements.
4. Approval of a resolution closing Traffic Impact Fee (TIF) funds 3060, 3063, 3066, 3069, & 3163 and Park Impact Fee (PIF) funds 3177, 3178, 3179, & 3180.
5. Approval authorizing the County Manager to sign a Warranty Deed and Temporary Construction Easement from George P Brandreth and Carmen C. Brandreth for parcel numbers 227459-000 and 227466-000.
6. Approval authorizing the County Manager to sign an interagency agreement with Washington State Dept. of Agriculture and accept a $30,000 grant to fund a project to control invasive Japanese Knotweed within the county.
7. Approval of an interlocal agreement with the City of Vancouver and the joint application for the 2019 Justice Assistant Grant program award.
8. Approval to accept the 2019-20 Sex Offender Address and Residency Verification Program grant.
9. Approval to accept the Clark County Regional Law Enforcement Phlebotomy 2 grant.
10. Approval to purchase Body Scanner to detect drugs in the Clark County Jail. The expenditure will come from the WA Department of Corrections Offender Accountability Act contract.

WS: Restructuring Clark County Current Use & Designated Forestland Program

WS: 2018 Auditor Financial Overview (CAFR), New Quarterly Reporting Format

Consent Items:
1. Warrants:
- March 1-31, 2019
- April 1-26, 2019
- April 29-May 31,2019
- June 3-28, 2019
- Aug. 8-14, 2019
- July 1-Aug. 2, 2019
- Aug. 5-9, 2019
- Aug. 12-16, 2019
- Aug. 19-23, 2019
2. Minutes: Aug. 20, 2019; Aug. 21, 2019 (Clark County Planning Commission Appointment)

Separate Business:
1. Approval of a revised Interlocal Agreement with the City of Vancouver for billable services through the County's Community Restitution Program.
2. Approval of realignment of the Building Inspector III classification.
3. Approval to enter into an interlocal grant agreement for ongoing Home Visiting Services Account (HVSA) and authorize the Public Health Director to sign any resulting contracts or amendments. Expected remuneration is $587,346.62.
4. Approval to apply for an Association of Food & Drug Officials (AFDO) Managed Retail Program Standards Grant and authorize the Public Health Director to sign any resulting agreements or amendments. Total remuneration is $3,000.
5. Approval authorizing the County Manager to sign Washington Department of Transportation Agreement No. RRB 1230 in the amount of $1,480,000 to replace deteriorated crossties, ballast, and undercutting between mileposts 0.0 to 14.12 of the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad.

Council Time Items:
- Minutes for August 21, 2019
- Executive Sessions: 1 Pending Litigation (20 minutes); 1 Potential Litigation (20 minutes); Property Acquisition (30 minutes)