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Renton council adopts consent agenda, airport month-to-month lease and multiple project amendments

3087689 · April 23, 2025
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Summary

The Renton City Council approved the consent agenda and several committee recommendations, including a month-to-month premises lease at Renton Municipal Airport, board appointments and contract amendments for airport taxiway work and stormwater projects; the council recessed into executive session to discuss real estate.

The Renton City Council on a unanimous or near-unanimous voice vote adopted its consent agenda and approved multiple committee recommendations, including a month-to-month premises lease with Boss Air LLC at the Renton Municipal Airport and supplemental contract work for airport and stormwater projects.

The council accepted a proclamation naming April 2025 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and concurred with Transportation Aviation Committee recommendations to confirm two appointments to the Renton Airport Advisory Committee and to authorize contract amendments related to airport projects. The Utilities Committee’s recommendations to authorize an engineering amendment for the Lynn Avenue Southwest storm system project and a construction change order for the Burnett/Williams storm improvement project were also approved.

The Transportation Aviation Committee’s items included confirmation of two mayoral appointees to the Renton Airport Advisory Committee (Sheila Humphreys — Highlands neighborhood alternate, term to 05/07/2028; Peter Kane — AOPA alternate, term to 05/07/2028), approval of Amendment No. 2 to Contract 23128 with Century West Engineering for the Taxiway Alpha Rehabilitation Project, and approval of a month-to-month premises lease with Boss Air LLC; council members noted that the month-to-month lease was intended as an interim arrangement while a separate RFP process for fueling operations proceeds.

The Utilities Committee recommended and the council approved Amendment No. 1 to Contract 24098 with WSP USA for $349,657 for engineering services to design water-quality treatment facilities for the Lynn Avenue Southwest storm system improvement project. The council also approved Change Order No. 1 to Contract 24098 with RL Aileyah Company in the amount of $270,425 for additional pavement restoration and trench backfill quantities on the Burnett Avenue South and Williams Avenue South storm system improvement work; a council member noted the change order remains within the project budget.

During votes, one council member asked whether abstention was allowed on the Boss Air LLC lease and registered an abstention "with lack of information"; the clerk was asked to note that abstention. Finally, the council voted to recess into an executive session of approximately 30 minutes to discuss purchase of real estate under the statute cited on the record; no action was taken in the executive session and the meeting was to adjourn afterward.

Votes at a glance: - Proclamation: April 2025 declared Sexual Assault Awareness Month — motion passed (voice vote). - Consent agenda — motion passed (voice vote). - Airport Advisory Committee appointments (Sheila Humphreys; Peter Kane) — council concurred (voice vote). - Amendment No. 2 to Contract 23128 (Century West Engineering) — approved (voice vote). - Month-to-month premises lease with Boss Air LLC — approved; one council member recorded an abstention for lack of information; motion passed. - Amendment No. 1 to Contract 24098 (WSP USA) — authorized for $349,657 (voice vote). - Change Order No. 1 to Contract 24098 (RL Aileyah Company) — authorized for $270,425 (voice vote). - Recess to executive session to discuss purchase of real estate (statutory citation given on the record) — motion passed; no action taken in executive session.

Clerk’s records will show formal motion language and the clerk’s notation of the abstention on the airport month-to-month lease. The council was advised that the month-to-month airport lease addresses a short-term need while a separate, comprehensive RFP for fueling operations proceeds.