Committee heard Memorial Stadium renovation update and FIFA readiness briefings; no committee actions recorded
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Transportation, Waterfront, and Seattle Center Committee met March 5, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. in Council Chamber, City Hall. Chair Rob Saka presided; members Alexis Mercedes Rinck, Dionne Foster, Robert Kettle, and Eddie Lin were present. The committee heard three information items: Inf 2847 (Memorial Stadium Renovation Project status) presented by David Kunselman (Seattle Center); Inf 2849 (Seattle Center’s Fan Celebration planning) presented by Chelsea Riddick‑Most and Gretchen Lenihan (Seattle Center); and Inf 2848 (Expanded transit access for 2026 World Cup) with presenters from the Seattle Department of Transportation, Sound Transit, and King County Metro. Meeting start time 9:30 a.m.; adjourned 11:58 a.m. Public comment period was listed; speaker details are unavailable in the minutes.
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- Inf 2847 — Memorial Stadium Renovation Project Status Update: information item was heard in committee.
- Inf 2849 — FIFA Readiness: Seattle Center’s Fan Celebration Planning: information item was heard in committee.
- Inf 2848 — FIFA Readiness: Expanded Transit Access for 2026 World Cup: information item was heard in committee (presenters listed from SDOT, Sound Transit, and King County Metro).
- No committee actions or votes are recorded in the minutes; the meeting was conducted as a committee meeting of the City Council under the Council Rules and Procedures.
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