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Votes at a glance: Tumwater approves consent calendar including habitat plan agreement, housing amendment and basic life support interlocal

2347743 · February 19, 2025
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Summary

Tumwater’s City Council unanimously approved the Feb. 18 consent calendar, which included minutes, vouchers and multiple agreements covering habitat planning, affordable senior housing and basic life support funding.

The Tumwater City Council on Feb. 18 approved its consent calendar by voice vote. The motion carried unanimously and covered routine minutes and vouchers plus a set of agreements and amendments.

Why it matters: The consent items authorize agreements and contractual work that advance habitat planning, senior affordable housing services and emergency medical basic life support funding.

Items approved on the consent calendar (as read into the record): the minutes of the Feb. 4 City Council meeting; payment vouchers; a service-provider agreement with ICF Jones & Stokes LLC for the Bush Prairie Habitat Conservation Plan Phase 4; a first amendment to the service-provider agreement with the Housing Authority of Thurston County related to the Tumwater Inn affordable senior housing; an interlocal agreement with Thurston County for basic life support funding; and a settlement agreement.

The consent motion was moved and seconded and passed by unanimous voice vote. Councilmembers present signified approval with “Aye.” The meeting record does not include further discussion of these items at the Feb. 18 meeting.

Details provided in committee reports: The General Government Committee earlier reviewed the service-provider agreement for the Bush Prairie Habitat Conservation Plan and the Housing Authority amendment. The Public Health and Safety Committee discussed the basic life support interlocal at a committee meeting on Feb. 11.

What happens next: Staff will proceed with administering the approved agreements and report back as required under the terms of each contract or interlocal agreement.