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Votes at a glance: Everett Council approves donations, licenses and prior-year bills; several items referred for follow-up

2154864 · January 13, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 13 meeting the Everett City Council approved donations and license renewals, passed a prior-year departmental bills appropriation as amended, and referred multiple items to administration and committees for follow-up.

The Everett City Council on Jan. 13 approved a collection of routine orders and licenses, passed a prior-year departmental bills appropriation as amended, and sent several items to administration offices for follow-up.

Donations and small appropriations (Items 1'4): The council took collective favorable action on four donation orders (items 1'4) accepting contributions to the Council on Aging, Office of Human Services and other city funds. Those orders passed by voice vote and roll call showed 10 yeas, 0 nays.

Conflict-of-interest disclosure (Item 5): The council approved a disclosure filed by Kevin Noonan, owner of Noonan Concessions, allowing the employee-owned business to continue contracting at community events; the measure passed with an 8-1 roll-call vote after legal explanation from City Solicitor Colleen Mejia.

Licenses and permits (Items 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12): The council approved multiple motor-vehicle dealer renewals and a hotel inn-holder license by roll-call votes (all recorded as 10 yays, 0 nays). The items taken collectively included renewal petitions for Fast and Furious Motor Inc., Classic Casa Boston Inc., Avanti Motors Inc., E & C Foreign Auto Repair LLC, Second Street Iron and Metals (class 3), and the Envision Hotel Boston Everett inn-holder license.

Appropriation for prior-year bills (Item 13): The council approved an appropriation to pay prior-year departmental bills. The committee recommended amendment and the council approved the amended appropriation by roll call (9 yays, 0 nays) with the inclusion of additional prior-year bills.

Other procedural items: Several agenda items were referred or postponed for further work: an order to appropriate $35,000 for HR workers' compensation was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means (Item 6); the mayoral veto on a turf ordinance led to postponement of that item (Item 16); a resolution on multilingual city app (Item 19) was referred to the administration with a requested reply by the next meeting.

What passed (selected items and outcomes): - Items 1'4 (donations): Passed (10-0) - Item 5 (disclosure: Kevin Noonan/Noonan Concessions): Passed (8-1) - Items 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (licenses renewals): Passed (10-0) - Item 13 (prior-year departmental bills appropriation, amended): Passed (9-0)

Several items were referred to administrative staff or committees for follow-up and written responses at future meetings; these referrals are noted on the council's agenda and in minutes.

The council's recorded votes and roll-call tallies above reflect the clerk's readouts during the meeting. Items that require additional review or written responses were placed on future agendas per council motions.