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At a glance: Marion County Board actions — grants, zoning and consent items approved

2406412 · February 26, 2025
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Summary

At its weekly meeting the Marion County Board of Commissioners approved multiple items including consent agenda approvals, grant agreements, zone changes and a Woodburn UGB amendment; this roundup lists motions and outcomes recorded on the meeting record.

The Marion County Board of Commissioners approved a series of motions during its weekly session. Items with recorded actions on the meeting record include consent agenda items, grant agreements, planning and zoning ordnance adoptions, and authorization to apply for a DEQ grant. This “votes at a glance” summary lists each motion or formal action recorded in the transcript and its outcome.

Votes at a glance (selected items from the meeting record):

- Consent agenda (approved on voice vote): Contains multiple items including OLCC application recommended approval for Hickory Spoon, LLC (Hickory Spoon), a license agreement authorizing Marion County Chief Administrative Officer to sign a building‑space license with KMUZ FM at 575 Trade Street SE, an Information Technology amendment (Amendment No. 5) increasing Plant and Morin (PLCC) contractor services by $317,020 (bringing the contract total to $2,210,160) to provide ERP data migration support, a construction contract with Roy Hawk Construction, LLC using ARPA funds in the amount of $2,049,280.85 for McKay Road traffic safety improvements, a Public Works resolution authorizing acquisition and eminent domain proceedings related to the Brooks Hopmere Drinking Water Improvement Project, notice of the hearings officer decision denying conditional use case 20434 (Jensen Living Trust), and tax refund orders for three commercial accounts (Oregon Realtors Plaza LLC — $23,073.38; Orion Salem Oregon LLC — $39,244.94; Scenic Cold Storage LLC — $22,991.03) and designation of the Woodburn Independent as the publication newspaper for the 2025 Marion County tax foreclosure list.

- Sheriff: Approve incoming funds grant award agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Assistance (State Criminal Alien Assistance Program), $176,810 — approved by board voice vote.

- Health and Human Services (OHA Amendment No. 16): Approve incoming funds intergovernmental agreement amendment with Oregon Health Authority adding $495,964.99; contract total becomes $17,243,683.56, retroactive to 12/01/2024 through 06/30/2025 — approved by board voice vote.

- Prime Plus (OHA IGA): Approve incoming funds intergovernmental agreement with Oregon Health Authority for Prime Plus peer recovery program (motion recorded on the record for $849,135; staff presentation referenced $840,135), retroactive to 09/30/2024 through 09/29/2027 — approved by board voice vote.

- Planning and land‑use actions (adoptions/zone changes): The board adopted an administrative ordinance granting zone change ZC 24‑005 for Bill Stanley on behalf of Dawn Edwards (zone change to multi‑family at a vacant lot on Blueberry Lane), adopted the Marion County comprehensive plan amendment concurring in a 2.37‑acre Woodburn UGB amendment for industrial land and rezoning, and approved zone change/comprehensive plan change ZCCP 24‑004 (Woodridge Properties LLC) changing a 0.39‑acre parcel from acreage residential to unincorporated community industrial — each motion was approved by voice vote.

- Public Works / DEQ grant: Approve submitting the DEQ Sewer Overflow and Stormwater Reuse Municipal Grant Program application to update the East Salem Service District Stormwater Master Plan (staff cited a consultant estimate of ~$500,000 and a 20% maximum match) — authorized by board voice vote.

For most items, the transcript records the approval on voice vote and does not include a roll‑call with member‑by‑name or individual tallies. Where staff provided quantitative details in presentations (contract totals, grant amounts, tax refund dollar amounts) those figures are included above as stated on the record.

If readers require roll‑call tallies, exact contract documents, ordinance numbers, or full procurement records, those are available through Marion County administrative records and contract files.