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Votes at a glance: Marysville council approves road contract, vehicle upfit, charter ordinance and appropriation
Summary
At its meeting the council approved several consent and action items with limited debate: a police vehicle upfit, the Eleventh Road South construction contract, charter ordinance No. 25 on appointments and an appropriations ordinance totaling $259,766.69. The council also approved consent items and minutes as part of routine business.
Several items with limited debate were approved by the Marysville City Council during the meeting.
- Police vehicle upfit: The council approved a request to upfit a Dodge Durango for the police department using the previously quoted standardized pricing. The motion to approve was moved and seconded and passed by voice vote.
- Eleventh Road South construction contract: Council authorized the mayor to sign a construction contract with ARL Teamin Construction (as named on the agenda) for the remaining portion of Eleventh Road South. The motion to approve directing the mayor to sign the contract was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- Charter Ordinance No. 25 (appointments/clarity): The council moved and seconded adoption of Charter Ordinance No. 25 to clarify appointment language for certain city officers. The ordinance passed by roll-call vote with all members responding yes (Snellings, Perez, Barris, Keating, Deering, Weichman, Schrader, Araki). The council noted that the charter ordinance will be published and will take effect after the required publication period (61 days) and then be submitted to the state for recording.
- Appropriations Ordinance 3843: The council passed Appropriations Ordinance No. 3843 authorizing payments totaling $259,766.69. The motion was moved, seconded and approved.
- Minutes and Consent Agenda: The council approved the minutes from the February 24 regular meeting and approved the consent agenda by voice vote.
Other routine and administrative items (including committee reports, staff reports on CDBG/MIH awards for the Custer/Caster Block and scheduling a budget workshop) were discussed but did not require separate council votes beyond the consent agenda.
