Legislation Details

File #: 2024-1515    Version: 1
Type: Director Contract Status: Director Approved
File created: 7/10/2024 In control: Executive
On agenda: Final action: 7/11/2024
Title: FLOWING LAKE RESIDENTIAL AGREEMENT AMENDMENT
Attachments: 1. FL_RRA_O-Malley - signed-Final, 2. 20240425-Rentometer-17900_48th_Street_Southeast_Snohomish_WA_USA-3-bed-uQ9S4sK_S0, 3. Amendment No 1 Residential Rental pm 6.04.24 (002)
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FLOWING LAKE RESIDENTIAL AGREEMENT AMENDMENT
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DEPARTMENT: CONSERVATON AND NATURAL RESOURCES

ORIGINATOR: PEJ MORGAN

EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION: Approved

PURPOSE: To adjust the rental rate from $1,400 to $1,350 to reflect 50% of the market rental rate

BACKGROUND: To address a matter of concern regarding the monthly rent for the rental homes within our parks and the role of renters in securing park assets, it is crucial to provide an approach by which rental homes can be managed so that the selected occupants can help protect park assets and promote positive recreation experiences for all visitors. The safety and security of our parks are paramount. We have invested significant resources in enhancing the appeal and functionality of our parks, and to maintain the security and integrity of these improvements, it is essential to have on-site personnel, particularly after park hours. Therefore, it is imperative that we prioritize housing for individuals who directly contribute to park security and safety. Currently, the monthly rent for park housing does not adequately account for the unique challenges and sacrifices experienced by our Park Rangers and staff residing in parks. Residing within a park setting entails reduced privacy and increased visibility to park visitors. Moreover, Park Rangers can be frequently called out to address emergencies or issues after hours, blurring the boundaries between work and personal life. Additionally, they often play a key role in addressing inquiries and concerns from the public, necessitating their continuous availability and involvement. These factors highlight the additional demands placed on Park Rangers beyond their standard duties and underscore the justification for a reduced rent rate that reflects the inconveniences and unique aspects of living and working in a park environment. The rental rate reduction reflects fifty percent of the current market rental ...

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