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Votes at a glance: Bellevue council approves agenda, consent items, claims and several contracts
Summary
The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved routine agenda and consent items, claims, and multiple agreements including a fiber services agreement, traffic-signal engineering, library parking design amendment, and cemetery parking work; all items passed by recorded voice vote with no recorded opposition.
At its July 15 meeting, the Bellevue City Council approved the meeting agenda, the consent agenda, claims, and a series of routine contracts and amendments.
Key votes and approvals (all passed unanimously):
- Approval of the agenda (motion by Councilman Burns; second by Councilman Preister). - Approval of the consent agenda (motion by Councilman Preister; second by Councilman Burns). - Approval of claims (motion by Councilman Casey; second by Councilman McCaw). - Master services agreement with Allo Communications LLC to install fiber at the fire training site, not to exceed $3,048 per year (motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilwoman Collins). - Agreement with Felsberg, Holt & Ullevig for traffic signal improvements at Highway 75 and Capehart Road, not to exceed $13,200 (motion by Councilman Casey; second by Councilman McCaw). - Amendment No. 1 with HGM Associates for additional design services for the library parking lot resurfacing project, not to exceed $20,700 (motion by Councilman McCaw; second by Councilwoman Collins). - Estimate approval for Best Cut Lawn Care to add a parking pad for cemetery employees and a sidewalk to the office entrance, not to exceed $12,775 (motion by Councilwoman Collins; second by Councilwoman Welch).
Each item was called for a vote after brief motion and second; the clerk recorded unanimous voice votes and the mayor declared the motions carried. The meeting adjourned following administration reports and no closed session.
