Regular Commission Meeting (Nov/Dec Mtg) - December 7, 2017

• October 26, 2017 Regular meeting minutes
• October 26, 2017 Special meeting minutes

• Rulemaking agenda
• Possible adoption of sequential Public Records Act emergency rule
• Possible adoption of expedited rules amendment for WAC 390-32-030 to correct inaccurate cross-citation

• Kimberly Allen (PDC Case 22200):

On August 23, 2017, Kimberly Allen, an incumbent City Council Member, was found in violation of RCW 42.17A.700 for failure to timely file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 17, 2017, disclosing financial information for calendar year 2016. At that hearing, a $250 penalty was assessed, with $50 suspended, which Kimberly Allen requests be reviewed by the full Public Disclosure Commission.

• David Tellessen (PDC Case 22774):

On August 23, 2017, David Tellessen, a candidate for Fire Commissioner of the Pend Orielle Fire Protection District 04, was found in violation of RCW 42.17A.700 for failure to timely file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due to be filed within two weeks of declaring candidacy or no later than June 2, 2017, disclosing financial information for the preceding twelve months. At that hearing, a $250 penalty was assessed, which David Tellessen requests be reviewed by the full Public Disclosure Commission.

• Strategic Plan Approval

• House Republican Organizational Committee (PDC Case 9208): PDC staff alleges that the House Republican Organizational Committee violated RCW 42.17A.235 and 42.17A.240 by failing to timely disclose $85,000 in monetary contributions made to seven 2016 candidates for State Representative and one bona-fide political party organization on Summary Campaign Contribution and Expenditure reports (C-4 reports).
• The Reagan Fund (PDC Case 9343): PDC staff alleges that The Reagan Fund violated RCW 42.17A.235 and 42.17A.240 by failing to timely disclose $84,640 in expenditures for contributions to political party organizations and political committees, as well as expenditures for political advertising, surveys and research, and get-out-the-vote telephone calls.

• Open complaints
• Completed investigations and alternative resolutions
• Status of enforcement litigation

Discussion of matters allowed in executive session pursuant to RCW 42.30.110, including but not limited to discussion of enforcement matters, pending and potential litigation with legal counsel. Possible action regarding pending litigation, or other matters properly discussed during executive session, will be taken following the executive session.

Public Comment