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Votes at a glance: Yakima County approves consent agenda, McKinney Glass warrant and Pegasus special-event liquor license
Summary
The Yakima County Board of Commissioners adopted the consent agenda, approved an accounts-payable warrant for McKinney Glass and granted a special-occasion liquor license for the Pegasus project event, all by unanimous voice votes with no extended debate.
The Yakima County Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda, an accounts-payable warrant for McKinney Glass and a special-occasion liquor license for the Pegasus project by voice vote during the regular agenda meeting.
Julie Lawrence, clerk of the board, read the consent agenda into the record; it included warrants and minutes (auditor accounts payable warrant issue date Jan. 6, 2025; minutes covering Dec. 16, 19, 24, 31, and Jan. 6'7, 2025 work session), a county roads resolution (06/2025) authorizing advertisement for bids for gravel road surface stabilization material, facility services and consultant agreements (Fulcrum Environmental Consulting; HOK Incorporated), financial resolutions to set and amend 2025 property tax levies, Human Services resolutions awarding 2025 mental-health sales-tax funds, a grant agreement with the Washington State Department of Commerce for Stop Violence Against Women formula grant funds, a land lease with Fuller Orchards, and a technology services renewal for auditor software. Lawrence said the agenda items had been reviewed in a prior work session and were available on the county website.
Commissioner Lindy moved to approve the consent agenda as read; Commissioner Curtis seconded. The board voted unanimously in favor.
Under regular agenda business, the commissioners approved an accounts-payable warrant for McKinney Glass after a motion by Commissioner Curtis and a second by Commissioner Lindy. "And I will second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. We have approved the accounts payable warrant," the chair said on the record.
In new business, the clerk presented an "urgent" application from the Pegasus project for a special occasion liquor license for an event taking place on Saturday. Commissioner Lindy said she had reviewed the application and noted that planning had approved it; she moved to approve the license and Commissioner Curtis seconded. The board voted aye and the chair said he would sign the license immediately.
All votes described in the record were voice votes and recorded as unanimous where noted. The board adjourned to reconvene Thursday at 3 p.m.
Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda: motion to approve (mover: Commissioner Lindy; second: Commissioner Curtis). Outcome: approved (voice vote). - Accounts-payable warrant: McKinney Glass (mover: Commissioner Curtis; second: Commissioner Lindy). Outcome: approved (voice vote). - Special-occasion liquor license: Pegasus project (mover: Commissioner Lindy; second: Commissioner Curtis). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
