Planning Commission

The Planning Commission typically meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. in Conference Room 1E-113 at Bellevue City Hall, or other special meetings as needed.  The Commission is currently meeting remotely via Zoom, in order to comply with the Governor’s emergency Order concerning the Open Public Meetings Act, which prohibits in-person meetings.

All meetings, including study sessions and public hearings, are open to the public, and comments are always welcome. Comments received in writing or electronically will be provided to the commission at its next scheduled meeting. If you wish to make a comment to the commission, please refer to the public comment policy below:

• Public Comments at a Study Session

The next virtual meeting will be December 1, 2021 via Zoom webinar.  This will be the annual retreat.

Bellevue City Hall is closed to public access until further notice. To the extent possible, the City is continuing to deliver services in various alternate ways.

The Planning Commission is comprised of seven Bellevue residents appointed by the mayor with the concurrence of the City Council. Terms last four years and expire on May 31 of the last year of the term. No person can serve more than two consecutive full terms. If a commissioner is appointed to fill a partial term of less than two years, that commissioner is eligible to serve for an additional two full terms.