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Votes at a glance: Centralia City Council decisions, Jan. 14, 2025
Summary
A concise list of motions and resolutions the Centralia City Council adopted at its Jan. 14, 2025 meeting, including outcomes and key details.
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At its Jan. 14, 2025 meeting the Centralia City Council recorded the following votes (all votes recorded as unanimous 7–0 unless noted):
- Approval of the meeting agenda: Motion to approve the agenda as presented. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Consent agenda: Motion to approve the consent agenda as presented. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2814 — Amend 2025–2036 Six‑Year Transportation Improvement Plan (agenda items 6A/6B): Motion to approve Resolution 2814, updating Hays Lake estimate and adding Alder & South U intersection improvements. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Adoption of the 2025 budget amendment calendar (agenda item 6C): Motion to adopt the 2025 budget amendment calendar. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) grant recommendations (agenda item 6D/6?): Motion to approve LTAC grant allocations as specified in packet. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Final plat, Centralia Woods PUD subdivision (agenda item 6E): Motion to approve the final plat for Centralia Woods (approx. 86 units). Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2813 — Development agreement with Sage Investments (agenda item 6F): Motion to approve Resolution 2813 for the 1310 Belmont (former Motel 6) redevelopment; staff noted a post‑packet correction to parking (125 → 127 stalls). Outcome: Passed 7–0.
- Resolution 2815 — Continuing support for basin‑wide flood solution and aquatic species restoration (agenda item 6G): Motion to approve Resolution 2815 affirming city support. Outcome: Passed 7–0.
For motions where a mover/second was not named in the public record, the meeting transcript recorded the motion language as stated by councilors and unanimous voice votes where recorded. Additional items on the consent agenda and staff reports (for example, utility rate CPI implementation and turf project contract extension) were approved as part of the consent and report process and are reflected above where they appeared as separate agenda items.
