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Votes at a glance: March 24 Snoqualmie City Council — consent agenda and procedural approvals
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda, excused one member, approved agenda motions, and adopted two contracts (Yakima jail ILA; Burke Consulting PSA). Several consent items were approved without discussion; staff will post supporting materials for the utility rates second reading.
At its March 24 meeting the Snoqualmie City Council took several procedural votes and approved a consent agenda that included meeting minutes, claims reports and multiple interlocal and grant-related items.
Key procedural votes - Excusal: Council granted excusal for Councilor Christiansen earlier in the evening (motion moved and seconded; unanimous among members present). - Agenda approvals: Council approved the roundtable and the regular meeting agendas by unanimous vote.
Consent agenda (approved unanimously) The consent agenda included the following items (agenda bill numbers as listed in the council packet): - Approval of meeting minutes dated March 7 and March 10, 2025. - Claims report dated March 24, 2025 (AB 25-041 correction to claims reports). - AB 25-042: agreement for ambulance services (details in agenda packet). - AB 25-043: Sunnyside Jail interlocal agreement renewal (renewal of an existing contract). - AB 25-046: setting date and time for a right-of-way vacation hearing (date not specified in meeting remarks). - AB 25-047: resolution designating applicant agent for the State of Washington Flood Mitigation Assistance program subapplication and grant.
Councilors asked brief questions about the claims correction item; staff said the issue was researched, additional corrections were not found and the process has been corrected going forward. Council approved the consent agenda unanimously.
Other votes noted above in separate articles include authorization of the Yakima County jail interlocal agreement and approval of the Burke Consulting professional services agreement; the first reading of Ordinance 13-03 (utility rates) occurred and was scheduled for second reading on April 14, 2025. No other formal votes were taken on the utility ordinance on March 24.
