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Votes at a glance: committee forwards consent items including police mall contracts, contractor amendments and vouchers

2436646 · February 26, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 25 FEDRAC meeting, members voted to forward multiple consent items to the March 4 council agenda, including two mall police service agreements, contract amendments for architects and a historical society MOU amendment, plus routine vouchers and reports.

Federal Way’s FEDRAC committee on Feb. 25 forwarded a slate of consent items to the full City Council’s March 4 consent agenda, including two mall police service agreements, contract amendments for architects and the Historical Society, purchase authorizations and the monthly vouchers and financial report.

The committee approved motions to forward each item; most were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote and recorded for the consent agenda. The actions below list the items the committee moved forward, the motion text as read into the record, and the procedural outcome as recorded in the meeting transcript.

Votes and motions forwarded to the March 4 consent agenda

- Final acceptance, HanHui Garden boring project (final construction amount $40,746.45). Motion: “I move to forward the final acceptance of the Hanawi Garden Boarding Project to the 03/04/2025 consent agenda for approval.” Outcome: forwarded; recorded vote: motion carries 2–0. (Moved by Council member Honda; second recorded.)

- HanHui Garden bench purchase authorization (15 benches; total purchase $26,144.95; donor funding $15,000; city to fund delta $11,144.45 from the capital projects fund; procurement via KCDA contract). Motion: “I move to forward the proposed Han Wuy Garden bench purchase to the 03/04/2025 consent agenda for approval.” Outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Police service agreement, MGPX1 Commons West LLC (mall security officers assigned to The Commons). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Police service agreement, MGPX1 Commons FW, LLC (second owner of The Commons; same terms). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Authorization to purchase indoor furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) for the joint operations and maintenance facility (partial purchase request of approximately $526,000 from a $2.2 million FF&E allocation). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Historical Society of Federal Way memorandum of understanding, Amendment 3 (add $50,000 and extend expiration to Dec. 31, 2025). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote; one member recused from the item as noted in the meeting.

- Anova Architects Amendment 2 (additional compensation $51,532 for architect services related to locker room redesign and construction-phase review). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Award of contract for computer room air conditioning replacement (lowest responsive/responsible bidder McDonald Miller Facility Solutions; base bid $377,840 with a contingency of $37,784; total $415,624). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- Accounts payable and payroll vouchers (AP vouchers listed in the packet). Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

- December 2024 monthly financial report. Motion to forward to consent agenda; outcome: forwarded by voice vote.

Why it matters: These forwarded items include both routine financial housekeeping (vouchers, monthly report) and higher-priority operations and capital items: the data-center air-conditioning contract and the joint maintenance facility FF&E purchase were discussed at length and are budgeted items the city staff asked the committee to move forward so the city can meet lead times and prevent operational interruptions.

What’s next: The items will appear on the March 4 council consent agenda for final approval by the full City Council. The staff presentations and record reflect that several items carry funding commitments already identified in the packet or are to be covered by available project or general-fund sources.