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Votes at a glance: Sumner City Council actions (March 17, 2025)
Summary
A brief summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the March 17 Sumner City Council meeting, including the consent agenda, adoption of Ordinance 2922 (MFTE), and amended Resolution 16-10 (White River grant).
The Sumner City Council recorded the following formal actions on March 17, 2025:
Consent agenda (items 1–9): Motion to adopt consent agenda moved by Deputy Mayor Bowman and seconded by Council member Beteto; voice vote passed and roll call recorded a 7-0 vote. Consent items listed by the clerk included: 1) Heritage Park remediation consultant services amendment; 2) 2025 computer purchase; 3) White River Restoration consultant contract amendment; 4) Heritage Park and Hops Alley consultant contract amendment; 5) Resolution 1715, interlocal agreement with Department of Enterprise Services for EV chargers; 6) Valley Avenue overlay design consultant contract; 7) Utility easements, West Cherry sewer replacement project; 8) 2024 sidewalk repair program change order; 9) Approval of March 3, 2025 meeting minutes.
Ordinance No. 2922 (Multifamily Tax Exemption): Motion to adopt moved by Council member Elfers, seconded by Council member Matt Kenna; roll call recorded seven "yes" votes (passed 7-0). The ordinance amends Sumner Municipal Code 3.52 to modify MFTE terms and to expand the East Sumner target area.
Amended Resolution 16-10 (Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration grant acceptance, White River Restoration Project): Motion to adopt moved by Council member Clurgett, seconded by Council member Elfers; roll call recorded seven "yes" votes (passed 7-0). The amendment accepts an additional $2.6 million in PSAR funds, increasing the project grant total to $17.2 million.
No votes to table or postpone were recorded during the March 17 meeting on these items.
