The Tigard City Council met on May 5, 2026, to discuss various agenda items including the consent agenda, a water advisory board recommendation, a capital improvement plan update, and two legislative public hearings. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, with all council members present. Key actions included unanimous approval of consent items and two ordinances, and a council direction on water district proposals.
So call this council meeting to order. Deputy uh city quarter Bartholomew, please conduct a roll call. Council President Wolf. Here. Councillor Anderson. Here. Councilor Gadusi. Present. Use Councilor Halleck. Mayor Who? Here. Councilor Robbins. Present. Councilor Schlack. Here. Councilor Shaw. Here. All right. Thank you. Will everyone please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance? Council and staff, do you do you have any non-agenda items? Seeing none, let's move on to next section, which is public comments. The public comment period provides an opportunity for members of the public to address the city council. While it is not a dialogue, either I or staff will follow up to address the issues brought forward in these comments. The calling number is 503 966 4101, and those wishing to comment should call now to get into the queue. Anyone wanting to comment should sign up on the public comment form at the front of the room. Those calling in for agenda items number nine or nine or ten should wait until that item is announced and then call in. First is uh written public comments. Uh we receive two written public comments by Monday noon deadline regarding the uh water advisory board recommendations, public hearing agenda publishing and the proposed code change and sound tracks. Uh next we move on to in person, and those who uh wishing to comment in person, please sign up uh in the in the on the you know on the forum in the in the front. So no one sign up, so let's move on to phone or video. Mr. Van Are there any callers in the queue for phone or video testimony? No callers. Thank you, Mr. Van. Let's move on to City Manager Report. Acting City Manager Rager will provide a brief report. Good evening. Good evening, council. This past weekend marked the opening day of the Tiger Farmers Market. Always a welcome sign of the summer season and something so many of our community look forward to each year. It's a great opportunity to connect with local vendors, neighbors, and it's also a great time to stop by the city booth to ask questions, chat with staff, learn about current projects, or simply say hello. It's events like these that bring people together and help keep Tiger to welcoming and connected community. Uh looking ahead, tomorrow, May 6th, students across Tiger will take part in the spring walk and roll event at their elementary schools. It's a great celebration of active transportation and healthy habits and a chance to support the safe routes to school program for students and families. Events like walk and roll bring families, schools, and neighborhoods together, encouraging students to walk, bike, roll, or take the bus, supporting healthier lifestyles, reducing congestion, and helping care for our environment. As they head out, it's also a timely reminder for all of us to slow down, stay alert, and watch for kids traveling through our neighborhoods. Thank you. Counselor, do you have any questions or comments?