Filo Foods, LLC v. City of SeaTac

¶22 (concurring) I wholeheartedly agree with the majority opinion. I write separately to address two remaining, vexing issues, both of which arise from the city’s institution of its Petition Review Board.

*411¶23 At the time of the instant dispute, the city’s Petition Review Board consisted of its mayor, its city manager, and its acting police chief. Both its method of creation and its membership speak to its existence as a component of the city’s executive branch.

¶24 The relevant city ordinance provides that “[t]he Board shall consider and act upon any evidence or reports of temporary or…