Snoqualmie’s City Council approved a package of ordinances on Nov. 24 that included updates to school impact fees, critical‑areas code changes and the city’s property‑tax certifications for 2026.

Mayor Pro Tem Jim Holloway read and moved for adoption of AB25‑092, the 2026 Snoqualmie School District impact fee ordinance; the council approved the second reading without public comment.

Councilor Washington presented and council approved AB25‑103, which amends Snoqualmie Municipal Code Title 19, Chapter 19.12 on critical areas — a second reading that passed after staff introduction and no public comment.

The council also approved AB25‑104 to certify a regular levy of $8,891,035, representing a 0.82% increase ($71,946) in regular property‑tax revenue for the fiscal year beginning Jan. 1, 2026, and AB25‑105 setting the regular property tax levy for 2026. Finance Director Drew Boutet explained the distinction between certifying an increase under state law and establishing the total levy amount.