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Bothell council approves consent agenda including several safety projects
Summary
The Bothell City Council approved the consent agenda 6–0 (one member absent) on Oct. 14; the package included multiple safety projects such as radar signs, flashing beacons and channelization work across the city.
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The Bothell City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda at its Oct. 14 meeting.
Council member Aldrichs moved to approve the consent agenda and Council member McCurdy seconded. The clerk called the roll and the motion passed 6–0 with Council member Manke absent and excused.
The consent items as discussed in the meeting packet and by councilors included several traffic and safety projects across the city: radar speed signs, channelization work, flashing beacons and other targeted measures responding to resident requests. Council members thanked the Public Works Department for responding to neighborhood safety concerns.
The vote was procedural; no additional public hearing was noted for those consent items in the meeting record.

