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Board approves consent agenda and Water Environment Services consent items including BLM law enforcement contract and Haven House change order
Summary
The Clackamas County board approved a multi-item consent agenda that included an $820,857.24, five-year agreement with the Bureau of Land Management for law-enforcement services, several contract amendments and changes orders, and Water Environment Services construction contracts; all consent motions passed 5-0.
At its Feb. 6 meeting the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners approved a multi-item consent agenda and, after recessing as the county board, approved Water Environment Services consent items. Both votes were recorded 5-0.
Items on the county consent agenda read into the record included: - An agreement with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for law-enforcement services on BLM lands: $820,857.24 for five years (funded by BLM; no county general funds). - An amendment to a public-improvement contract with PACE Engineers for engineering services at the Clackamas County Stabilization Center: amendment $22,440; new total $155,960 (funded through Oregon Department of Administrative Services). - A lease amendment with the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission for property on Southeast McBroad Avenue: amendment value listed as $2 over two years (funded by budgeted county general funds). - A memorandum of agreement implementing a final offer for AFSCME CCOM represented employees: total value $42,450 (funding through rate-payer fees; no county general funds). - A change order to a public-improvement contract with Pacific Sun Construction for phase 2 improvements to the Haven House transitional housing facility: change order $195,880.55 (no additional time); revised total $763,456.75 (funded with Metro Supportive Housing Services measure funds; no county general funds). - An amendment to the 2022 Urban Area Security Initiative subrecipient grant with the City of Portland: amendment $16,782 (increasing total to $291,782) funded by FEMA. - Vacation of a portion of Hemlock Drive (non-maintained local access road): vacation fee $1,505.74 (funded by petitioner; no county general funds).
After adjourning as the board and convening as the Water Environment Services (WES) Board of Directors, the directors approved two WES consent items: - A contract with Parametrics Inc. for engineering services at the Kellogg Creek Water Resource Recovery Facility Disinfection Project (total contract value listed as $470,702; funded by WES Sanitary Sewer Construction Fund). - An amendment with CONSOR North America Inc. for construction-phase services at a pump-station rehabilitation project: amendment $550,341; total contract value $3,602,701 (funded by WES Sanitary Sewer Construction Fund).
The county consent motion to approve the consent agenda was moved by Commissioner Schroeder and seconded by Commissioner Savas; the poll recorded all five commissioners "Aye." The WES consent agenda motion was moved by Director Savas and seconded by Director Fireside and also passed 5-0.
Why it matters: the items authorize capital and operating contracts and grant amendments that will fund law-enforcement services on federal land, repair and expand county behavioral-health housing and sewer infrastructure, and advance regional safety-grant work. The record identifies funding sources and states no county general-fund involvement for most listed items.
