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Votes at a glance: Key Enumclaw City Council actions, April 14, 2025

3335009 · April 14, 2025
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Summary

A summary of formal votes taken during the April 14 Enumclaw City Council meeting, including moratorium on BESS, multifamily tax-exemption amendment and two outside-agency agreements.

This "votes at a glance" summary lists the formal actions recorded during the Enumclaw City Council meeting on April 14, 2025. Vote records were by voice; the meeting minutes recorded the outcome but not roll-call tallies for these items.

- Motion to excuse absences (council members Koopman Fraser, Wright, Savageaux): Approved by voice vote.

- Approval of council minutes from March 24, 2025: Approved by voice vote.

- Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote.

- Ordinance 2809 — Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) moratorium: Motion to suspend rules and adopt on first reading — Approved (first reading adoption of a 12-month moratorium; see separate article for details).

- Ordinance 2810 — Multifamily tax-exemption amendments: Approved as amended (council struck Section 1 paragraphs n and o regarding discretionary extension before passage).

- Resolution 1837 — Amendment to Spurs and Halos outside agency use agreement (van use): Approved. The amendment authorizes priority use of a donated ADA-accessible van by Enumclaw Specialized Recreation and allows the city to provide driver/registration support under the amended agreement.

- Resolution 1839 — Cole Street/Tent ground lease extension: Approved (short-term lease for existing tent use through December 31 at $360/month; no extension provision included).

- Motion to adjourn: Approved by voice vote.

Items heard on first reading or returned to staff (no final vote recorded): Ordinance 2811 (2025 first-quarter budget amendment) — First reading; Ordinance 2812 (McHugh/McHugh boundary line adjustment) — First reading.