Jory Burnett — Jory Burnett is introduced and then speaks for himself as the city administrator for the City of Ferndale, with the committee noting his role on the panel and Burnett briefly thanking the committee for inviting the city.
Michael Sorbonne — Michael Sorbonne is introduced as part of the City of Ferndale panel and identified as the community development director, including that he is joining remotely.
Tim Trohimovich — Identified as director of planning and law from FutureWise and expected to participate remotely.
Mike — Mike is introduced as someone who has engaged with the school and fire districts on long-range planning, and the speaker notes that he will explain how the annexation blueprint and phasing plan can identify and mitigate impacts to fire and service districts. The chair then asks Mike to begin from the current slide, signaling the start of his presentation.
Lisa Parshley — The transcript appears to refer to 'Bishop Parsley,' likely Lisa Parshley, who asks about fire districts losing property tax base after annexation.
Lisa Parshley — The speaker notes twice that Vice Chair Lisa Parshley would like to discuss the topic further, indicating her interest in continuing the conversation.
Lisa Parshley — Representative Lisa Parshley acknowledged the chair’s intent, expressed agreement and thanks, and raised concerns about the technical advisory committee and stakeholder lists. A subsequent remark thanked her for bringing the issue up, reinforcing the same discussion.
Tim Traminovich (questionable) — A participant named Tim Traminovich is referenced as still remaining to speak; spelling is uncertain in the transcript.
Joy — The speaker addresses Joy, who appears to be presenting on annexation issues.
Dustin Kerb — Identified himself as the managing director for the State Building Code Council and introduced the presentation.
Todd Byruther — Identified as the SBCC chair.
Roger Herringa — Identified as chair of the single-exit and multiplex housing TAG.
Jay Arnold — Identified as the SBCC vice chair, present in the audience.
Jay Arnold — Introduced himself as Vice Chair of the State Building Code Council and Deputy Mayor for the City of Kirkland; described his background in planning and building policy.
Tom Handy — Identified as the legislative committee chair and confirmed to be attending online.
SB5491 — Senate Bill 5491 was introduced as the final update topic in the SBCC presentation, and then identified as the single-stairway residential buildings bill that is still in progress.
SB5491 — The meeting provides a continuous update on Senate Bill 5491, describing it as part of the bill’s passage and noting that the legislation directed the convening of a special technical advisory group. The discussion also references a single-stair update as part of the same bill-related update.
SBCC presenter (unnamed) — Says they have 10 to 15 years of building code enforcement experience and began in Texas.
HB1734 — Cited as the 2003 bill that led to primary adoption of the I-codes.
HB2071 — This bill also directed the convening of a special technical advisory group.
Mark Klicker — Ranking Member Klicker asks a question about the timing and process.
Mark Klicker — The speaker addresses Rep. Klicker directly.
Mark Klicker — Ranking Member Mark Klicker asked whether the legislature could help the building council make more regional decisions, and he was then directly referenced as the discussion continued about regional tools and code flexibility.
Mark Klicker — Addressed directly regarding regional climate differences and housing code performance.
Davina Duerr — Representative Davina Duerr is affirmed as being correct about the public-input process, with the discussion emphasizing the intensity and significance of public input on the issue.
Davina Duerr — Chair Davina Duerr was praised for correctly identifying the problem and for her intent in helping organize the response, including identifying resources and stakeholder lists. The speaker thanked her and affirmed that she was on the right track.
Roger Herring — Identified himself as the structural engineering representative and described his background with DCI Engineers.
David Stuebe — Likely mis-transcriptions referring to Rep. Stuebe; the speaker apologizes for misnaming him while discussing the kit bill.
someone from L.A. — Referenced as someone who was dealing with a similar typology in a related discussion.
Janice Zahn — Thanks the presenters and asks where the legislature may have prescribed the 'how' rather than the 'what' in statute.
Janice Zahn — Representative Janice Zahn is called on to continue the discussion, and the exchange centers on her request for bill ideas and more helpful legislative direction, with that point reiterated as the conversation shifts toward housing policy.
Janice Zahn — Shifted the discussion to how the code works as a system and asked about kit homes and prefabrication barriers.
Council member from the City of Olympia — Said they have testified before the council and asked how technical advisory groups are formed and how to explain the process to constituents.
Ty Menser — Described as a friend of the speaker and part of the speaker's growing understanding of the building code council.