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Votes at a glance: Middleton council approves consent agenda, Falcon Valley Phase 8 final plat and fee changes
Summary
At its Jan. 15 meeting the Middleton City Council approved the consent agenda (including small procurement contracts), granted final plat approval for Falcon Valley Phase 8, adopted Resolution 515-25 updating fees, and approved the initial Clearwater Financial retainer.
The Middleton City Council approved multiple agenda items on Jan. 15, taking unanimous voice votes on the consent agenda, a final plat for a subdivision and a fee-schedule resolution.
Key outcomes
- Consent agenda approved: included ratifying payroll and accounts payable, and authorizations for the mayor to enter a contract with Xylem Water Solutions for replacement UV lamps and accessories at the wastewater treatment plant (amount not to exceed $20,498) and an on-call service task order with Hughes Engineering PC (amount not to exceed $5,155). The consent bundle also included ratification of three Middleton legislative agenda items previously presented.
- Falcon Valley Phase 8 final plat approved: Council approved a final plat for Falcon Valley Phase 8, a 37-acre R-3 zoned subdivision with 83 single-family home lots and 10 common lots. City engineering staff confirmed the plat meets the development agreement and zoning standards.
- Resolution 515-25 adopted: The council adopted Resolution 515-25 to add a $30 customer-initiated stop payment fee (to align with the third-party billing system) and to increase the trolley station full-day rental fee for Friday and Saturday to $400 (more than a 5% increase). No public comments were recorded during the hearing for this resolution.
- Clearwater Financial LLC retainer approved: The council authorized the mayor to execute an initial master services agreement with Clearwater Financial LLC not to exceed $12,000 to assist with planning and advisory work for the wastewater treatment plant bond (see related article).
All votes were recorded as voice votes with motions moved and seconded; the transcript records the motions carrying but does not include roll-call vote tallies.
