Action on the moratorium is expected during the Feb. 23 meeting.
The new contract increased wages, provided compensation to over-night workers, and funds further education.
As more ballots are counted, the gap continued to widen between “yes” and “no” votes.
Voters on Tuesday will decide to continue funding about 16% of their districts’ budgets.
The district’s Board of Directors has its hands full with two large projects.
Approving another year-long moratorium on Feb. 9 would give a Planning Commission subcommittee more time to examine the issue.
Amber Stanley, a WSDOT principal planner, was chosen from a list of seven candidates during the Jan. 26 meeting.
Jan. 30 UPADATE: The highway is now clear.
The department wanted to educate the public on the laws that govern how they can legally interact with federal officers.
A meeting will be held in-person and virtually on Monday, Jan. 26.
