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Milton council approves consent agenda: maintenance, testing, recreation services and minor plats

5842715 · September 9, 2025
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Summary

At the Sept. 8 special meeting, the council approved the consent agenda unanimously, authorizing a change order for right-of-way maintenance services, agreements for turf testing and a recreation provider, and four minor plat revisions combining or reconfiguring parcels.

Milton City Council approved its consent agenda unanimously at a special called meeting on Monday, Sept. 8, authorizing routine contracts and several minor plat revisions.

What passed: The consent agenda included approval of change order number 3 to the Public Works Maintenance and Operations Services Agreement between the City of Milton and Tri Scapes Inc. for right-of-way maintenance; a services agreement with Testing Services TSI LLC to provide impact testing at Bell Memorial Park and Legacy Park artificial turf fields; and a recreation provider agreement with Market Share Inc., doing business as Babysitter Boot Camp, to provide babysitter training classes.

Land-planning items approved on the consent agenda consisted of four minor plat actions: - 735 Champions Close, Lot 4 (Champions Overlook Subdivision), a 1.12-acre minor plat revision to reconfigure a rear parcel boundary to remove an encroachment. - 1030 Homestead Bridal, Lot 3 (Homestead Subdivision), a 5.02-acre minor plat revision to reconfigure a rear parcel boundary to remove an encroachment. - Hopewell Road parcels (Land Lots 909, 964 and 965), a minor plat to combine four parcels totaling 39.088 acres into one legal lot of record. - 14770 and 14780 East Bluff Road (North Valley Subdivision), a minor plat revision to adjust adjoining property lines, decreasing Lot 15 to 4.79 acres and increasing Lot 16 to 4.04 acres (total 8.83 acres).

Procedure and vote: Bernadette Harvill, the city clerk, read the items on the consent agenda. A motion to approve the consent agenda as read was made and seconded; the clerk recorded the vote as unanimous.

Context: The consent agenda items are standard municipal approvals for maintenance services, vendor agreements and minor property-plat corrections. No public comments were recorded on these items at the Sept. 8 meeting.

Next steps: Procurements and plats will proceed according to the approved agreements and planning procedures; no additional council action on these items was recorded at the Sept. 8 meeting.