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Votes at a glance: ordinance and resolutions approved on March 9, 2026

Uniontown City Council · March 9, 2026
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Summary

At its March 9 meeting the Uniontown City Council approved Ordinance 2835 (right of entry for gas inspections), Resolution 1869 (Boise Creek Cove final plat, 18 lots), Resolution 1870 (Local Road Safety Plan), approved the 2026 Planning Commission Work Plan as amended, and authorized up to $25,000 for consultant work to prepare Title 15 amendments.

Key formal actions the council approved on March 9, 2026:

• Ordinance 2835 — Right of Entry (second reading and adoption): The ordinance adds Enumclaw Municipal Code section 14.120.07 to authorize city access to buildings where natural gas is supplied and provides remedies if inspections are not allowed. Staff recommended approval; council approved the ordinance by voice vote.

• Resolution 1869 — Boise Creek Cove final plat: The council approved the final plat for Boise Creek Cove, an 18‑lot subdivision on a parcel slightly under 10 acres zoned R‑2; staff reported required infrastructure and bonds were in place and recommended approval.

• Resolution 1870 — Local Road Safety Plan: The council adopted a local road safety plan that identifies nine priority areas for safety improvements and is intended to support grant and loan applications (staff estimated combined improvements at roughly $21,000,000; those funds are not currently set aside).

• Planning work plan actions: Council amended the 2026 Planning Commission and Community Development Work Plan to remove the building‑height review for R‑4 and HCB zones, approved the work plan as amended, and authorized administration to hire an outside consultant for Title 15 amendments not to exceed $25,000.

Votes and procedure: Most actions were taken by motion and voice vote with the council recording unanimous 'aye' and no recorded opposition in the transcript. Where ballots or roll‑call tallies were not given, the official minutes should be consulted for formal vote records.