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Council approves consent items and amends transportation improvement program for SR 240/Aaron interchange

2222689 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Council approved the consent calendar (including contracts and grants) and amended the city's 2025–2030 transportation improvement program to receive Move Ahead Washington funds and begin design work on SR 240/Aaron interchange improvements.

The Richland City Council on Feb. 4 approved the consent calendar and adopted a resolution amending the city's 2025–2030 transportation improvement program to accept Move Ahead Washington funds for the SR 240/Aaron Drive interchange improvements and related design work.

Consent calendar: The council approved minutes and three consent resolutions by roll call vote. Key consent items included: Resolution 2025-18, awarding a bid to Prater Electric Inc. for the Stevens Substation Expansion and Bank 1 Construction Project; Resolution 2025-20, authorizing a consultant agreement with KPFF Consulting Engineers for the Horn Rapids Veil Extension Project; and Resolution 2025-21, accepting Move Ahead Washington grant funds for the SR 240/Aaron Drive Complete Streets Improvements. Council approved the consent calendar by roll call; Mayor Richardson and the six council members voting recorded the motion as approved.

Transportation improvement program amendment (Resolution 2025-22): Public Works staff described the SR 240/Aaron interchange improvements as the city's top transportation priority and noted the project received partial funding in the state's Move Ahead Washington budget, which uses Climate Commitment Act dollars to support design. Carlo DeLisandro explained that the city must amend its local TIP to accept and use the funds and to move the project into the state transportation improvement program for fund release. Councilmember Van Dyke moved approval of Resolution 2025-22; it passed via voice consent.

Votes at a glance - Consent calendar (minutes and resolutions 2025-18, 2025-20, 2025-21): roll-call approval (aye recorded by Mayor Richardson, Mayor Pro Tem Kent, Council members Jones, Luxon, Meyer, Witten and Van Dyke). Outcome: approved. - Resolution 2025-22 (TIP amendment for SR 240/Aaron interchange improvements): moved by Council member Van Dyke; passed by voice consent. Outcome: approved.