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Votes at a glance: Shelton council forwards ordinances and adopts equipment purchase and surplus resolutions

6407492 · October 9, 2025
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Summary

The council recorded several procedural and consent votes: forwarding Ordinance No. 2033-825 and Resolution No. 1403-0925 to Oct. 21, adopting Resolution No. 1399-0825 to authorize equipment purchase orders, and adopting a resolution declaring surplus vehicles and equipment.

At the Oct. 7 Shelton City Council meeting the council recorded the following formal actions (procedural votes and adoptions):

1) Ordinance No. 2033-825 — Compost procurement requirement. Motion: place Ordinance No. 2033-825 on the Oct. 21 action agenda for further consideration. Moved and seconded. Vote: voice vote; "all in favor," motion carries. Action: forwarded to Oct. 21 for consideration.

2) Resolution No. 1403-0925 — Crosstown Trail Phase 1 design work order with Keller Associates. Motion: place Resolution No. 1403-0925 on the Oct. 21 agenda. Moved and seconded. Vote: voice vote; motion carries. Action: forwarded to Oct. 21 for consideration.

3) Resolution No. 1399-0825 — Authorize city manager to sign purchase orders for vehicles and equipment as adopted in the fiscal year. Motion to adopt as read; seconded. Vote: voice vote; "all in favor," motion carries. Action: adopted.

4) Resolution (surplus vehicles and equipment) — Resolution declaring vehicles and equipment surplus to the needs of the city and authorizing disposal. Motion to approve as written; seconded. Vote: voice vote; "all in favor," motion carries. Action: adopted.

Votes were recorded on the public record as voice votes with no named no votes; council recorded "aye" and the chair stated the motions carried. Further details and specific purchase orders or disposition methods will be handled by staff in accordance with city procurement and disposal policies. Each item above was read into the record prior to the motions.