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Votes at a glance: KRCC approves consent agenda and Triangle Associates service agreement

2475522 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 4 meeting the Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council approved the consent agenda (Dec. 3 meeting summary and expense vouchers) and voted to authorize a two-year service agreement with Triangle Associates; both approvals were by voice vote.

Kitsap Regional Coordinating Council on Feb. 4 recorded two formal actions by voice vote:

Consent agenda — approved Motion: "Move to approve the consent agenda as presented," covering the Dec. 3 KRCC board meeting summary and expense vouchers. Mover: Councilmember Christine Stern. Second: John Clawson, Executive Director of Kitsap Transit. Outcome: Approved by voice vote; no roll-call tally of individual votes recorded in the meeting transcript.

Triangle Associates service agreement — approved Motion: Approve the Triangle Associates service agreement, a two-year facilitator contract renewal covering the current and next year (administrative formality following prior budget and scope approvals). Mover: Commissioner Oren Root. Second: Councilmember Jennifer Chamberlain. Outcome: Approved by voice vote; the meeting recorded multiple "Aye" responses. Attachments, budget items and prior approvals were presented as having been reviewed at earlier meetings; the contract signature was pending the board vote and the chair’s signature.

Context: Staff told the board that the contract scope, budget and dues had been previously approved by KRCC in prior months and the vote was a procedural finalization. The board’s annual evaluation of Triangle Associates was also reported in the meeting packet; staff summarized seven survey responses and generally positive satisfaction with the facilitator services.