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Votes at a glance: Bellevue City Council actions, Sept. 16, 2025

5780178 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

The Bellevue City Council approved routine agenda items, adopted a compensation ordinance, approved several contracts and resolutions, postponed several zoning and capital items, and scheduled multiple ordinance third readings. All recorded council votes at the meeting were unanimous.

The Bellevue City Council took a series of votes on Sept. 16, 2025. Below is a concise list of motions, movers/seconds where recorded, and outcomes as announced at the meeting. All recorded roll-call votes on motions in the transcript were announced as "All voting yes. Motion carries." where noted.

Votes and actions (highlights)

- Approval of agenda: Motion by Councilman Burns; second by Councilman Preister. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Approval of consent agenda: Motion by Councilman Casey; second by Councilman Burns. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Approval of claims: Motion by Councilman Casey; second by Councilman Preister. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Ordinance No. 4193 (compensation ordinance) — Third reading and adoption. Motion to approve by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilwoman Collins. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. (Ordinance description read aloud by clerk.)

- Ordinance No. 4194 (zoning density amendment; applicant Great Lakes Capital) — Motion by Councilman Casey to postpone third reading until Nov. 4; second by Councilwoman Welch. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. (Postponed to Nov. 4.)

- Ordinance No. 4192 (annual appropriations bill) — Public hearing opened and closed; third reading scheduled for Sept. 23 at 5:00 p.m. No vote on adoption at this meeting.

- Ordinance No. 4195 (authorization to issue general obligation bonds, not to exceed $35,000,000) — Public hearing opened and closed; third reading scheduled for Oct. 7 at 6:00 p.m.

- Ordinance No. 4196 (zoning jurisdiction map amendment) — Public hearing opened and closed; third reading scheduled for Oct. 7 at 6:00 p.m.

- Ordinance No. 4197 (rezoning for Mahalik Estates) — Introduced; second reading and public hearing set for Oct. 7 at 6:00 p.m.

- 14a: Bellevue Community Foundation event (Bellevue Trick-or-Treat, Oct. 26, 2025) — Motion to approve by Councilwoman Collins; second by Councilwoman Welch. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- 14b: Conditional use permit request (parking of oversized vehicles at 1010 Fort Crook Road South, applicant Shane Hoft) — Motion by Councilman Casey to delay to Oct. 21; second by Councilman Preister. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- 14c: 2026-2031 Capital Improvement Plan — Public hearing opened and closed; motion by Councilwoman Welch to postpone action to special council meeting on Sept. 23 at 5:00 p.m.; second by Councilwoman Collins. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Resolutions approved: - Resolution 2025-20 (approve satellite keno location at Varsity Sports Cafe, 3504 Sampson Way) — Motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilwoman Collins. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - Resolution 2025-21 (approve satellite keno location at Beardmore Event Center, 3930 Raynor Parkway) — Motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilwoman Collins. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - Resolution 2025-23 (preserving city flexibility in financing capital improvements) — Motion by Councilman Casey; second by Councilwoman Collins. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Contract and procurement approvals (Item 16; motions listed with amounts where included): - 16b: Annual renewal agreement with Treliant for workplace harassment training, 09/02/2025–09/01/2026, not to exceed $5,582 — Motion by Councilwoman Collins; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16c: Engineered Controls building automation system at District 1 fire station, not to exceed $38,840 — Motion by Councilwoman Welch; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16d: Hughes Tree Service removal of dead trees at Bellevue Cemetery, not to exceed $11,885 — Motion by Councilwoman Collins; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16e: Purchase with Cirrus Systems for 2 heat pump replacements and 1 heat pump at library, not to exceed $33,007 — Motion by Councilman Burns; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16f: Purchase of 24-foot deck over trailer from Big Red Repair Inc., not to exceed $12,445 — Motion by Councilman Burns; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16g: Acquisition of temporary easements with Midwest Right of Way for Whitted Creek 20th Street project, not to exceed $10,340 — Motion by Councilwoman Welch; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16h: Acquisition of temporary easements with Midwest Right of Way for Mission Avenue reconstruction, not to exceed $4,030 — Motion by Councilman Burns; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16i: Purchase of tire balance machine from Danielson Tech Supply, not to exceed $16,558 — Motion by Councilman Casey; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16j: Recommendation to accept FNIC property/casualty insurance renewal for fiscal year 02/2026, annual premium $994,695 (corrected amount in meeting) — Motion by Councilwoman Collins; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16k: Collective bargaining agreement with Bellevue Professional Management Association, term 10/01/2025–09/30/2026 — Motion by Councilwoman Collins; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries. - 16l: Maintenance software update with Collective Data, not to exceed $12,849.94 — Motion by Councilman Casey; outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

- Adjournment: Motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilman Preister. Outcome: All voting yes. Motion carries.

Notes on voting and records

- Where the transcript records votes, the clerk announced "All voting yes. Motion carries." The transcript did not provide individual roll-call tallies with names for those motions; therefore vote tallies are recorded as unanimous as announced in the meeting.

- Several ordinances remained in public-hearing or second-reading status and were set for future meetings (Ordinance Nos. 4192, 4195, 4196, and second reading for 4197). Ordinance No. 4193 (compensation ordinance) passed on third reading.

If readers need a specific ordinance or resolution text, staff indicated the full documents and budget forms will be posted on the city's website and are available from the finance office.