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Council approves extension with conservation district for Phase 2 stormwater permit outreach
Summary
The Shelton City Council approved Resolution 1387-0525, authorizing the city manager to sign a strategy, schedule and budget with the Mason Conservation District for Phase 2 stormwater permit public education and outreach.
The Shelton City Council on June 17 approved Resolution 1387-0525 to continue the city’s agreement with the Mason Conservation District for public education and outreach related to the Western Washington Phase 2 municipal stormwater permit.
Kenny Holbrook, stormwater permitting engineering technician, summarized the item as an extension of an existing agreement under which the conservation district provides public-education and outreach work that the city lacks the capacity to perform. Holbrook said the strategy, schedule and budget covered 23 months to align with the next capacity-grant cycle and that the arrangement allows the city manager to sign the necessary memorandum or letter of acknowledgment.
A council member moved to approve the resolution, the motion was seconded, and the council voted by voice to approve the resolution. “All in favor, say aye,” the mayor said; the meeting record shows the motion carried.
The resolution authorizes the city manager to sign the acknowledgement and continues the city’s use of conservation-district services to meet Phase 2 permit public-education requirements. No amendments were recorded and no additional funding appropriation was approved at the meeting beyond the budget and schedule in the resolution packet.
