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Council approves three consent actions including wastewater UV system contract and park trails amendment (5‑0)

2220978 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

The City Council approved the consent agenda 5‑0, authorizing: a professional services agreement with Brown & Caldwell for a wastewater treatment plant backup ultraviolet system replacement; a construction contract amendment with Flow Line Construction LLC for Park at Merrifield and Boonesbury Park trails; and approval of the Jan. 23 minutes.

Wilsonville City Council on Feb. 3 approved its consent agenda unanimously, taking three ministerial actions that authorize engineering and construction work and adopt minutes from the prior meeting.

Votes at a glance - Resolution 3175: Authorized the city manager to execute a professional services agreement with Brown & Caldwell for engineering consulting services on the wastewater treatment plant backup ultraviolet system replacement (Capital Improvement Project No. 2109). Outcome: approved 5‑0. - Resolution 3182: Authorized the city manager to execute a contract amendment with Flow Line Construction LLC to amend the construction contract for the Park at Merrifield and Boonesbury Park trails project. Outcome: approved 5‑0. - Approval of the minutes of the Jan. 23, 2025 city council meeting. Outcome: approved 5‑0.

Procedural notes A motion to approve the consent agenda was made, seconded and carried by voice vote 5‑0. The five yes votes recorded in the meeting were Councilor Shevlin, Council President Berry, Councilor Cunningham, Councilor Dunwell and Mayor O'Neil.

Why it matters The Brown & Caldwell agreement advances design and engineering for a backup UV disinfection system at the wastewater treatment plant, a capital project that supports regulatory compliance and plant resiliency. The Flow Line amendment keeps park‑trail construction moving. These items were on the consent calendar and did not generate separate public discussion during the regular agenda.

Ending The council adopted the consent actions and moved on to other scheduled business.