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Votes at a glance: key council actions from the June 17 Lake Oswego meeting
Summary
A summary of the formal actions the Lake Oswego City Council took on June 17, including contract authorizations, committee formation, fee changes and budget amendments. All listed motions passed by the recorded vote shown.
The Lake Oswego City Council took the following formal actions on June 17 (votes recorded at the meeting). Items that received substantive discussion are covered in separate articles.
- Resolution 25-05, 25-29, 25-30 (Consent agenda): Adopted as part of the consent agenda. These included compensation adjustments for management/confidential positions (25-05), an intergovernmental agreement to receive reimbursement for January 2024 storm debris removal (25-29), and adoption of a benefits policy (25-30). Vote: passed as part of consent (6-0).
- Resolution 25-06 (council appointments to advisory boards and commissions): Adopted; motion passed 5-0 with the mayor recorded as abstaining.
- Motion to authorize the city manager to sign professional services contract with First 40 Feet for the Foothills District plan, not to exceed $623,000: Passed 6-0. (See Foothills article.)
- Resolution 25-33 (Foothills District Community Advisory Committee): Adopted with an amendment to add a business/chamber seat. Vote: passed 6-0. (See Foothills article.)
- Resolution 25-35 (municipal grant program restructure for FY2026): Adopted. Vote: passed 6-0. (See Municipal Grants article.)
- Resolution 25-27 (master fees and charges for the Lorac and Oswego Hall): Adopted after a public hearing. Vote: passed 6-0. (See Lorac article.)
- Resolution 25-32 (supplemental budget for FY23-25): Adopted. Vote: passed 6-0. (See Supplemental Budget article.)
- Resolution 25-28 (public contracting board finding — special procurement for wastewater treatment plant related professional services with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.): Adopted after a public hearing; vote: passed 6-0. (See Wastewater procurement article.)
Redevelopment Agency (Lake Oswego RDA): Resolution 25-02 appointing members to the RDA budget committee was adopted by the board; vote recorded as 5-0 with the chair abstaining.
All motions and resolutions above were taken in open session and are recorded in the meeting minutes.
