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Votes at a glance: Manassas Park approves Route 28 endorsement, fee increase, legal contract and task order

Manassas Park City Council · June 4, 2025
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Summary

At its June 3 meeting, Manassas Park Council approved a VDOT funding endorsement for Route 28-Centerville innovative intersections, approved an ordinance increasing the courthouse security fee, authorized a not-to-exceed $77,110 task order for a FEMA map revision, and authorized a legal-services agreement to commence July 1.

Manassas Park’s governing body recorded several formal actions during its June 3 meeting as part of routine business.

Route 28 endorsement: Council approved a resolution endorsing VDOT’s Route 28 Centerville Road innovative intersections project and authorized staff to finalize the resolution subject to city-attorney review.

Courthouse fee ordinance: Council approved an ordinance amending city code to increase the courthouse security fee collected by the clerk from $10 to $20, as requested to align with neighboring jurisdictions; the motion carried after voice votes with an opposed voice noted on the record.

Letter of Map Revision / IMEG task order: Council approved staff’s recommendation to enter task order 2025-02 with IMEG for floodplain analysis and a Letter of Map Revision application for the Bull Run Tributary at Manassas Drive. The task order award was $70,100 plus a 10% contingency ($7,010) for a not-to-exceed total of $77,110 and directs the city manager to sign the task order, subject to final city-attorney review.

Legal services agreement: Council authorized the mayor to sign a legal-services agreement with Brigley and Huntley PC (effective July 1) as presented, subject to final city-attorney review.

Consent agenda: Council also approved routine consent items, including April 22, May 13 and May 20 minutes.

Votes recorded on the record: For each successful motion the record shows "motion carries" after the mover/second and voice votes; detailed roll-call tallies were not listed for every item in the transcript and are noted as "not specified" in council minutes.