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Votes at a glance: Poulsbo council actions July 16, 2025

5418595 · July 16, 2025
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Summary

This roundup lists formal actions the City Council took on July 16, 2025, including appointments, contract approvals, code and fee changes, and a pavement preservation change order.

The Poulsbo City Council took the following formal actions on July 16, 2025. Items below are listed with the recorded outcome and the meeting material or motion that was considered.

- Consent agenda: Approved (routine items in the packet). - Night‑work request: Approved — MLS Enterprises authorized to perform two nights of aerial fiber optic installation on Front Street (motion passed). - Fireworks advisory committee appointments: Approved — Michael Fitzpatrick (argument for approval) and Chris Black (argument for rejection) appointed as the county will use those contacts to publish ballot arguments for the advisory measure. - Civil Service Commission appointment: Approved — Scott Knutson appointed to a term ending 12/31/2030. - ADU fee changes: Approved — Resolution 2025‑7 (fee schedule) and Ordinance 2025‑12 (code amendments) adopted, reducing select impact fees and adjusting GFCs and plan‑review fees for ADUs. - Downtown parking enforcement: Approved — Mayor authorized to sign a three‑year LAZ Parking contract and council approved a midyear budget amendment to fund initial enforcement services (staff to return with signage plan and code amendments). - Pavement preservation change order: Approved — Change order No. 1 for the 2025 pavement preservation scrub seal project to add a colored section of road (change order approval exceeded mayoral signing authority so council approved it).

For each item, staff noted next steps where applicable: implementation details to be returned to council (signage maps, code amendments, billing and permitting updates), and financial follow‑up as part of midyear or future budgets.