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Everett council approves several routine infrastructure ordinances; unanimous votes recorded on three items
Summary
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Everett City Council approved multiple consent and action items, including three third-reading ordinances funding local infrastructure projects. All recorded roll-call votes for those items were unanimous.
The Everett City Council on Oct. 15 approved a set of consent and action items, recording unanimous votes on three third-reading ordinances that allocate or accumulate project costs for local infrastructure.
What passed (roll-call tallies recorded at the meeting):
- Tile Lift Station No. 24 conveyance improvements (Council Bill 2509-50): Approved at third and final reading; roll call recorded a unanimous "yes" from all council members present.
- Walter E. Hall Park Community Connections Path (amendment to Ordinance 4010-24) (Council Bill 2509-51): Approved at third and final reading to accumulate project costs; roll call recorded a unanimous "yes."
- RRFB (rectangular rapid flashing beacon) pedestrian-safety improvements (Council Bill 2509-52): Approved at third and final reading to create a special-improvement project fund; roll call recorded a unanimous "yes."
Consent agenda: Council approved consent items 1, 2 and 4 by unanimous vote after removing consent item 3 for a future agenda.
Other ordinance readings: The council held first readings on two special-improvement project ordinances: council bill 2510-54 (40 First Street to Rucker Avenue corridor phase 2) and council bill 2510-55 (closeout for 40 First Street to Main to West Marine View Drive corridor improvements). No final votes were taken on those items at the Oct. 15 meeting.
Votes and procedure: For the three final-reading items the clerk conducted roll-call votes with each member answering "yes," and the council president announced the measures carried. Motions to approve were made and seconded on the floor before each roll call.
The council adjourned at the conclusion of the meeting.
