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Council votes at a glance: consent agenda, appointments and turf fund pass unanimously

2959307 · March 26, 2025
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Summary

At its March 25 meeting Centralia's council approved the consent agenda (including a tree‑removal contract amendment), confirmed three parks board appointments and adopted an ordinance creating a turf maintenance fund on second reading; the votes were unanimous.

The Centralia City Council approved several routine and ordinance items during the March 25 meeting. Key outcomes:

- Consent agenda approved (7‑0). The consent agenda included routine items and a contract amendment to remove nine high‑risk trees at Borst Park (Parks presentation). City staff said the average removal cost for a large tree is roughly $3,000.

- Mayor's appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board confirmed (7‑0). The council confirmed Hallie Rawls, Owen Sharp (youth representative) and Raymond Sills to four‑year terms; their first meeting is scheduled for April 14.

- Ordinance 2562 (turf field maintenance and replacement fund) adopted on second reading (7‑0). Staff reported no changes since first reading; council approved final adoption on a voice vote.

Other items: the council approved the first reading of Ordinance 2563 (net‑metering) earlier in the meeting; that item will return for a second reading with implementation details. No votes were recorded on the TBD renewal; staff proposed bringing a May resolution to place a renewal on the November ballot and the council did not vote on that proposal at this meeting.

Votes were recorded by voice and roll call where required; mover names were not read into the record for each motion shown in the transcript. All recorded votes noted in the meeting passed unanimously (7‑0).