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At a glance: Bonney Lake council votes, May 14, 2024
Summary
Council approved proclamations, appointments, several resolutions and motions including a vehicle funding resolution, an ordinance establishing wastewater pretreatment, recreation funding authorization, and direction to incorporate Envision Bonney Lake amendments; most items passed by voice vote.
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The Bonney Lake City Council on May 14 took the following actions during a regularly scheduled meeting.
Votes and formal actions - AB 24-46: Reappointment of Justin Evans to the veil service commission (term to 04/06/2030). Motion moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote. - AB 24-35: Appointed Deputy Mayor Swatman, Councilmember Hubler and Councilmember Fullerton as voting delegates to the Association of Washington Cities annual conference business meeting (June 22). Adopted by voice vote. - Consent agenda: Adopted by voice vote. - R24-36 / AB 24-36: Authorized additional funds to outfit vehicle RS-235 for sewer utility service (outfit equipment). Adopted by voice vote. - D24-48 / AB 24-48: Ordinance adopting wastewater pretreatment regulations (new Chapter 13.14) pursuant to the interlocal agreement with Sumner. Adopted by voice vote. - M24-44 / AB 24-44: Authorized the recreation program to spend up to $140,000 more than projected 2024 revenue. Adopted by voice vote. - M24-47 / AB 24-47: Directed staff to incorporate community development Phase 1 amendments into the final Envision Bonney Lake plan. Adopted by voice vote.
Several items were introduced or discussed in committee reports and will return for further consideration, including Resolution 24-40 (121 fund expenditure), Resolution 24-45 (procurement of a small vacuum unit), and Resolution 24-43 (use of ARPA interest funds for stormwater visual inspection and limited‑term positions). The transcript does not record detailed roll-call tallies for the votes listed above; actions are recorded as adopted by voice vote in the meeting record.

