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Moses Lake council: key votes and administrative actions, March 4, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions at the March 4, 2025 Moses Lake City Council meeting, including appointments, resolutions and project acceptances.
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This is a concise list of formal votes and actions recorded during the March 4, 2025 Moses Lake City Council meeting. Where the mover or second was not recorded in the transcript excerpt, items are listed with the outcome as announced by council.
Votes at a glance
- Agenda approval: Council voted to approve the meeting agenda as presented (voice vote). Outcome: approved.
- Appointment: Confirmed appointment of Brandon Douglas to the ad hoc homeless committee (voice vote). Outcome: approved.
- Letter of support: Authorized city manager to provide a letter of support to OIC of Washington for a Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program grant application. Outcome: approved.
- Consent agenda: Council adopted the consent agenda (single motion). Outcome: approved.
- RJB Short Plat (deferral request) — Resolution 4006: Council adopted the resolution allowing septic/well deferrals and a plat note requiring future hookup to city utilities when available. Outcome: approved.
- Operations Fill Facility reroof project: Council accepted the completed reroofing project performed by Garland Contractors with Fisher Construction as subcontractor, noting final inspections and a brief weather‑related extension. Outcome: accepted.
- Comp plan update: Council authorized a request for proposals (RFP) for a consultant to prepare the 2027 comprehensive plan update and an environmental impact statement and to run a robust public outreach program. Outcome: authorized RFP.
How votes were recorded: most items were decided by voice vote; for several items the transcript records only the motion, a second and the chair’s announcement that the motion passes. Where relevant, staff committed follow‑up tasks tied to each action.

