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Votes at a glance: Washington County Board actions on June 3, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and recorded outcomes from the Washington County Board of Commissioners’ June 3 meeting, including appointments, proclamations, resolutions, contracts and continuances.
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Below are the formal actions recorded during the Washington County Board of Commissioners regular session on June 3, 2025. All votes listed were recorded during the meeting; if no individual mover/second was named in the transcript, the fields are marked "not specified." Vote tallies reflect the board’s recorded votes.
1) Appointment — Planning Commission - Motion: Appoint Luke Peterson to fill the remainder of a four-year term on the Planning Commission, term expiring 01/31/2027. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Motion moved and seconded; no further discussion recorded.
2) Proclamation — Scoggins Dam Safety Awareness Day (Clean Water Services Board of Directors) - Motion: Proclaim May 31, 2025, as Scoggins Dam Safety Awareness Day. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Read by Tracy Rainey, Clean Water Services; references to 2010 Bureau of Reclamation seismic evaluation.
3) Proclamation — LGBTQIA+ Pride Month - Motion: Proclaim June 2025 as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual and Two-Spirit (LGBTQIA+) Pride Month. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Read by county equity staff; board encouraged community outreach.
4) Annexation — THPRD boundary change (Boundary Change 25-003) - Motion: Adopt resolution and order approving annexation of one tax lot and portions of three tax lots (approx. 4.99 acres) into Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District, effective June 3, 2025. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Petition by Holt Homes; no public testimony.
5) Lighting assessment amendment — Northwest 100 & 11th Avenue partition (Area No. 1392) - Motion: Adopt resolution amending the assessed area to remove the second lot, establish maximum annual assessment and impose first-year assessment for the partition. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Staff said the second lot did not benefit from installed lights; no public testimony.
6) Ordinance 906 (C-PACE program) - Motion: Continue deliberation on Ordinance 906 to date certain Sept. 2, 2025 (second reading/public hearing held; deliberation continued). - Outcome: Motion passed unanimously, 5-0 (roll-call recorded). - Notes: Staff recommended further stakeholder engagement and a code-required program assessment prior to final action.
7) Task Order approval — Hazen and Sawyer (Rock Creek RNG design) - Motion: Approve Task Order No. 14 to the wastewater treatment engineering master contract with Hazen and Sawyer DPC (design through bid documents and procurement) not to exceed $1,050,219. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Contract provides design to 90% and procurement support; milestone briefings planned.
8) Ordinance 907 — certificate fees - Motion: Continue Ordinance 907 second reading/first public hearing to June 24, 2025. - Outcome: Motion passed unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Item previously discussed at work session; board continued to a date certain for the second reading and public hearing.
9) Local-option levies — direction to staff - Motion: Direct staff to convene earlier public hearings and move forward with outreach and earlier filing for the library and public safety levy replacement proposals for the November 4, 2025 ballot. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0. - Notes: Preliminary rates presented: library replacement to 37¢ per $1,000 assessed value; public safety replacement to 66¢ per $1,000 assessed value; staff to return after late-July polling for final filing.
10) Adjournment - Motion: Adjourn meeting. - Outcome: Approved unanimously, 5-0.
Ending: The board recorded unanimous action on the listed items; staff will implement administrative follow-up tasks and return for required hearings or milestone updates where specified.

