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Council approves consent agenda and transportation committee recommendations; contracts and purchases authorized
Summary
Renton City Council approved the consent agenda and concurred with Transportation Committee recommendations to fund adaptive signal equipment and design services for school-area pedestrian crossings.
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The Renton City Council approved the consent agenda and unanimously concurred with two Transportation Aviation Committee reports authorizing equipment purchases and a design agreement.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda as published was moved by Council President Alverson and seconded by Council Member Perez; the motion was adopted by voice vote.
- Adaptive signal equipment and Western Systems amendment: The Transportation Aviation Committee recommended authorization of a purchase for vehicle detection and signal cabinet equipment in the amount of $322,056.23, and recommended authorizing the mayor and city clerk to execute Amendment No. 3 to Contract 2340 with Western Systems for $123,516.01 for adaptive signal control licensing and consulting. Council Member McGurbin moved concurrence with the committee report; the council concurred by voice vote.
- Renton School Pedestrian Crossings No. 2 design contract: The Transportation Aviation Committee recommended authorizing the mayor and city clerk to execute an agreement with Gray & Osborne Inc. for $135,481 for design and construction engineering services on the Renton School Pedestrian Crossings No. 2 project. Council concurrence was moved by Council Member McGurbin and seconded by Council Member Perez; the council adopted the recommendation by voice vote.
The meeting transcript shows each committee recommendation was presented by the transportation committee chair and that council recorded voice votes of “aye” with no roll‑call tallies provided in the minutes.

