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Votes at a glance: Everett council adopts two ordinances on sewer utility and EPIC Green Bridge project

2876477 · April 4, 2025
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Summary

At its April 2 meeting the Everett City Council approved two ordinances: closing a special improvement project for sewer utility upgrades (Phase 2) and creating an EPIC Green Bridge special improvement project to accumulate improvement costs.

The Everett City Council on April 2 adopted two ordinances on third and final reading, both receiving affirmative roll-call votes.

The council approved an ordinance closing a special improvement project titled “Sewer O Utility Upgrades Phase 2” (fund 336, program 026) and an ordinance creating a special improvement project titled “Everett Point Industrial Center (EPIC) Green Bridge” (fund 303, program 132) to collect costs for the improvement.

Votes at a glance

- Council bill 2503-20 — Adopt an ordinance closing a special improvement project entitled Sewer O Utility Upgrades Phase 2, fund 336, program 026: Passed (roll-call unanimous). Clerk recorded Yes votes from President Schwab, Council members Fossey, Bader, Rhine, Vogelie, Tuohy, and Vice President Sarlingo.

- Council bill 2503-21 — Adopt an ordinance creating a special improvement project entitled Everett Point Industrial Center (EPIC) Green Bridge, fund 303, program 132: Passed (roll-call unanimous). Clerk recorded Yes votes from President Schwab, Council members Fossey, Bader, Rhine, Vogelie, Tuohy, and Vice President Sarlingo.

What this means

Both items were procedural, third‑reading ordinances that close one project and establish another project fund to accumulate and track project costs. No substantive debate or amendments were recorded during the roll-call votes on April 2.

Ending

With the two ordinances adopted and no executive session scheduled, the council adjourned the April 2 meeting.