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Votes at a glance: April 7 Ellensburg City Council
Summary
A roundup of formal actions taken by the council on April 7, 2025, including appointments and approvals. Several procedural motions passed by voice vote; staff will draft ballot language for a TBD renewal and street funding and will return with required documents.
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The Ellensburg City Council took the following formal actions on April 7, 2025. All vote outcomes below are reported as recorded during the meeting; most votes were taken by voice and the meeting transcript does not show a roll‑call of individual votes.
- Amendment to agenda: Council approved an amendment to move new business item 11a (the 2023 Electrical System Plan update) before item 10a. Motion passed by voice vote.
- Approval of agenda as amended: Motion to approve the agenda as amended passed by voice vote.
- Consent agenda: The consent agenda was approved by voice vote.
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee appointment: Motion to appoint Arlo Ivesic (applicant) to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee passed by voice vote; the appointee spoke briefly and the council approved the appointment.
- 2023 Electrical System Plan: Council voted to accept the 2023 Electrical System Plan as complete following a presentation by Power Engineers (see separate article for details). Motion passed by voice vote.
- Transportation Benefit District direction: Council directed staff to prepare a resolution and ballot language to (a) renew the existing 0.2% TBD sales and use tax for transit and (b) add a 0.1% TBD sales and use tax for street preservation, aiming for the November 2025 ballot. Motion passed by voice vote; staff noted legal/grant constraints that shaped the chosen option.
- Employment agreement: Council approved an employment agreement appointing Christopher H. Horner as City Attorney and authorized the City Manager to sign the agreement. Motion passed by voice vote.
Notes on vote recording: The meeting transcript records multiple voice “ayes” for each successful motion but does not provide a roll‑call list or a per‑member vote tally in the transcript. Where mover or seconder names are not explicitly recorded in the transcript, the actions above list outcomes reported in the meeting.

