Votes at a glance: Dec. 2 Redmond City Council consent agenda approved 6-0

At its Dec. 2 meeting, the Redmond City Council approved a bundled consent agenda on a voice vote, with President Kritzker announcing "Motion carries 6 to 0." The consent agenda included the following items as read into the record by staff:

- Resolution No. 1616 — Adopting the 2025 Environmental Sustainability Action Plan (ESAP). - Ordinance No. 3237 — Amending the Redmond 2050 comprehensive plan by repealing the capital facilities plan 2025–2030 and adopting the Redmond capital facilities plan 2050. - Ordinance No. 3238 — Adopting the 2025–2050 Redmond fire functional plan (amendment to comprehensive plan). - Ordinance No. 3239 — Amending Redmond Municipal Code Chapter 5.04 (general business regulations) for short-term rental business licensing and transparency standards (conformance with state legislation). - Ordinance No. 3240 — Amending park, school and transportation impact fee schedules (chapter 3.1 subsections) to update fee schedules and effective dates. - Resolution No. 1617 — Personnel manual amendments (sections 1.4, 7.2, 7.75, 9.3, 9.6, 9.7, 9.13, 9.14, and 10.2) and establishing sections 13.35 and 13.6. - Resolution No. 1618 — Adopting personnel manual section 1.4 for future changes to the summary plan description for the City of Redmond self-insured medical plan. - Ordinance No. 3241 — Amending pay plans to set salaries for employees covered by bargaining units for 2026. - Ordinance Nos. 3243 and 3244 — Amendments to 2026 pay plans for Teamsters Local 117 (law enforcement officers) and IAFF Local 2829 (firefighters' support employees), respectively.

The council took a single voice vote with all members present; no roll-call tallies were read for each item. Council discussion during the meeting focused public comment on ESAP and a few brief council remarks; no individual consent items were pulled for separate consideration. The adoption of these items takes effect as described in each ordinance and resolution.