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Snoqualmie council approves consent items, two ordinances and adds agenda bill
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting, Snoqualmie City Council approved the consent agenda, added an agenda bill for a later executive session, and adopted two ordinances on second reading: amendments to City Hall hours and code enforcement/nuisance abatement cost recoupment.
The Snoqualmie City Council on Feb. 24, 2025, approved the consent agenda, voted to add an agenda bill for consideration after the first executive session, and adopted two ordinances on second reading related to City Hall hours and code‑enforcement cost recoupment.
Votes at a glance
- Agenda amendment (add AB 25‑038 after the first executive session): Motion moved by Mayor Pro Tem Jim Holloway, seconded by Councilor Wotton; approved unanimously.
- Consent agenda: Approved unanimously. Items included approval of meeting minutes (Feb. 10, 2025), AB 25.034 (Water Reclamation Facility Phase 3 improvement project update and contract change order No. 2) and AB 20‑537 (Railroad crossing improvement design engineering contract).
- Ordinance AB 25‑025 (second reading) — City Hall hours (Ordinance 13‑04): Motion to adopt read by Mayor Pro Tem Holloway; moved by Mayor Pro Tem Holloway, seconded by Councilor Washington; approved unanimously. The ordinance amends Snoqualmie Municipal Code section 2.02.010 relating to City Hall hours.
- Ordinance AB 25‑026 (second reading) — Code enforcement and nuisance abatement cost recoupment and procedural clarifications (Ordinance 13‑05): Motion to adopt read by Councilor Washington; moved by Councilor Washington, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Holloway; approved unanimously. The ordinance amends Titles 8, 13, 15 and 17 of the Snoqualmie Municipal Code to enable the city to recoup costs for code enforcement and nuisance abatement related to water, sewer, stormwater and zoning, and to harmonize appeal and penalty processes.
All recorded votes were unanimous among attending members. Councilor Christensen was excused from the meeting.
Procedural notes: The council handled the consent items and second readings during the open meeting; several items were read into the record and there was no public comment on those votes.
