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Granite Falls council approves solid-waste interlocal agreement and adopts ADA self-evaluation
Summary
At its Aug. 16 meeting the Granite Falls City Council authorized an interlocal solid-waste services agreement with Snohomish County and adopted Resolution 2023-08, the city’s ADA Section 504 Self-Evaluation and Program Access Plan. Both measures were approved by motion and carried.
The Granite Falls City Council on Aug. 16 approved an interlocal agreement with Snohomish County for solid-waste services and adopted Resolution 2023-08, the city’s ADA Section 504 Self-Evaluation and Program Access Plan.
Councilmember David Griggs moved to approve the interlocal solid-waste agreement and authorize the City Manager to sign; Councilmember Erin Hogan seconded. The motion carried. The record does not show a roll-call tally; the minutes state only that the motion carried.
Griggs also moved to adopt Resolution 2023-08, formalizing the city’s Section 504 Self-Evaluation and Program Access Plan under federal disability-access obligations; Hogan seconded and the motion carried. The resolution was listed as AB 082-2023 in the meeting materials.
Earlier in the meeting the Council approved a consent agenda that included claims checks #413577 through #413617. City Clerk Darla Reese told the Council a new check to Snohomish County Public Works for the Stanley/Jordan signal in the amount of $478.66 increased the claims total to $151,925.44. The payroll claim period and totals were also listed in the record (payroll claims and EFTs totaling $117,553.94). Councilmember Griggs moved to approve the consent agenda with Reese’s change; Councilmember Hogan seconded and the motion carried.
Procedural motions included Councilmember FitzGerald’s successful motion to strike agenda item 8A from the night’s agenda. No public testimony altered the Council’s votes on the interlocal agreement or the resolution.
Next steps: the interlocal agreement was authorized for signature by the City Manager; the record does not specify a date for implementation or further action on the ADA plan beyond adoption.
