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Votes at a glance: Kennewick City Council actions, June 3, 2025

3647011 · June 3, 2025

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Summary

The council approved the agenda and consent agenda and unanimously adopted multiple ordinances and resolutions, including budget adjustments, zoning amendments and planning documents. Listed below are motions, movers, seconds and outcomes recorded during the meeting.

The Kennewick City Council took the following recorded procedural and final actions on June 3, 2025. All listed votes passed unanimously (7–0) unless noted otherwise.

1) Approval of agenda Motion: To approve the agenda as presented. Mover: Mayor (name recorded in minutes as Mayor Potem/Torelli variations); Second: Councilmember Millbauer. Outcome: Approved, 7–0.

2) Approval of consent agenda Motion: To approve the consent agenda as presented. Mover: Mayor Pro Tem Torelli; Second: Councilmember Anderson. Outcome: Approved, 7–0.

3) Ordinance — Spring budget adjustment (first amendment to 2025–2026 biennial budget) Motion: To adopt the ordinance as presented. Mover: Mayor Potem Tirelli; Second: Councilmember McShane. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0. (See separate article for details.)

4) Ordinance — Change of zone: 1200 North Irving Place (CO to RL; COZ20250002) Motion: To adopt the ordinance as presented. Mover: Mayor Potem Tirelli; Second: Councilmember McShane. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0. (Quasi‑judicial; Planning Commission recommended approval.)

5) Ordinance — Kennewick Public Facilities District residency language (amend KMC 2.16.084) Motion: To adopt the ordinance as presented. Mover: Mayor Potem Torelli; Second: Councilor Milbauer. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0.

6) Ordinance — Affordable housing in public facility zone (amend KMC 18.12.010A.1 footnote 2) Motion: To adopt the ordinance as presented. Mover: Mayor Potem Tirelli; Second: Councilmember Anderson. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0. (See separate article for details.)

7) Resolution — 2026–2031 six‑year Transportation Improvement Program Motion: To adopt the resolution as presented. Mover: Mayor Pro Tem Chiarelli; Second: Councilmember Milbauer. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0. (See separate article for details.)

8) Resolution — Tri‑Cities assessment of fair housing (Analysis of Impediments / 5‑year update tied to CDBG/HOME obligations) Motion: To adopt the resolution as presented. Mover: Mayor Pro Tem Torelli; Second: Councilmember Anderson. Outcome: Adopted, 7–0.

9) Annexation — Direct petition annexation at 5215 South Washington Street (accept petition to begin review; require simultaneous zoning and assumption of indebtedness) Motion: To accept the petition and associated requirements. Mover: Mayor Potem Chervelli; Second: Councilmember Anderson. Outcome: Accepted for review, 7–0. (Staff to evaluate and return with recommendation.)

Notes: The meeting also recorded other routine procedural votes (clerk roll calls during voting) and closed the public‑comment period after 30 minutes as noticed.