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Votes at a glance: Everett council approves minutes, six consent items and two contract actions
Summary
At its Oct. 1 meeting the Everett City Council approved the minutes from Sept. 24, six consent items, and authorized two professional service agreements: a $51,958 amendment with OTEC for water main work and a $131,766 engineering agreement for Everett Station charger installation. All recorded votes were unanimous among members present.
The Everett City Council voted unanimously on several procedural and contract items during its Oct. 1 meeting, including approval of the Sept. 24 minutes, six consent items and two contract-related authorizations.
Votes and actions recorded on Oct. 1: - Approval of minutes for Sept. 24, 2025: Motion made by Council member Ryan; roll-call vote recorded as: Ryan — Yes; Fosse — Yes; Tuohy — Yes; Vice President Zarlingo — Yes; President Schwab — Yes. Outcome: approved.
- Approval of six consent items (items 1–6): Motion to approve consent items was made and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as: Ryan — Yes; Fosse — Yes; Tuohy — Yes; Vice President Zarlingo — Yes; President Schwab — Yes. Outcome: approved.
- Authorize the mayor to sign Amendment No. 3 to the professional services agreement (PSA) with OTEC for Water Main Replacement Y, Phase 2, in the amount of $51,958: Motion made and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as: Ryan — Yes; Fosse — Yes; Tuohy — Yes; Vice President Zarlingo — Yes; President Schwab — Yes. Outcome: approved. (Amendment amount: $51,958.)
- Authorize the mayor to sign a professional service agreement for engineering services for Everett Station cabinet charger installation in the amount of $131,766: Motion made and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as: Ryan — Yes; Fosse — Yes; Tuohy — Yes; Vice President Zarlingo — Yes; President Schwab — Yes. Outcome: approved. (Agreement amount: $131,766.)
- Motion to close the public hearing on the 2026 budget revenue presentation: motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as: Ryan — Yes; Fosse — Yes; Tuohy — Yes; Vice President Zarlingo — Yes; President Schwab — Yes. Outcome: approved.
Several council bills and ordinances were read into the record for first readings or scheduled for future readings; no final votes were taken on those ordinances at this meeting. Items read into the record included: - Council Bill 2508-49 (read into the record; third and final reading scheduled for Oct. 8, 2025). - Council Bill 2509-50, an ordinance creating a special improvement project entitled Lift Station No. 24, conveyance improvements; third and final reading scheduled for Oct. 15, 2025. - Council Bill 2509-51, an ordinance amending Ordinance 4010-24 (Walter E. Hallpark Community Connection Path) to accumulate all costs for the project; third and final reading scheduled for Oct. 15, 2025. - An ordinance read as "council bill 2509-52" (as read into the record; third and final reading scheduled for Oct. 15, 2025). The transcript contained a garbled reading of this item; the council record lists the item as a pedestrian-safety project (rapid rectangular flashing beacons). The transcript did not include additional detail beyond the first reading announcement.
The council’s roll-call procedure recorded affirmative votes from all members present on each item listed above. Where motions or seconds were not named in the transcript, the record shows a motion and a second were made and the roll-call vote was taken.
