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Maple Valley Council approves property-acquisition ordinance and routine consent items
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting, the Maple Valley City Council approved Ordinance O-25-855 authorizing real-property acquisition and Resolution R-25-2001 to reimburse Lake Wilderness Golf Course clubhouse expenditures; the consent calendar, including multiple vendor payments and several contract authorizations, was approved unanimously.
The Maple Valley City Council approved several items at its Sept. 9 regular meeting, including a property-acquisition ordinance and a reimbursement resolution for the Lake Wilderness Golf Course clubhouse.
Finance Director Aaron Antin presented Ordinance No. O-25-855 authorizing the city’s acquisition of specified real property and participation in the state local financing program for that acquisition. Councilmember Les Burberry moved approval and Councilmember Syd Dawson seconded; the motion carried, 5-0, according to the minutes.
Antin also presented Resolution No. R-25-2001 authorizing reimbursement of Lake Wilderness Golf Course clubhouse expenditures; the council approved the resolution by motion, 5-0.
The council approved a consent calendar that included approval of July 14 and July 21, 2025 minutes; multiple vendor, wire and payroll payments across late July, August and early September 2025 totaling $7,769,296.69; and a series of resolutions and contract authorizations. Notable consent items included a Professional Services Agreement with Osborn Consulting, Inc. for the S-24 Lake Wilderness Country Club Drive culvert replacement and water-quality improvement project (Resolution R-25-1995), an amendment with PBS Engineering for culvert monitoring services (R-25-1996), purchase authorization for a fairway mower for Lake Wilderness Golf Course (R-25-1997), engineering and design agreements for the SR 169 pedestrian bridge (R-25-1998), a public-works agreement with Vital Mechanical Services for HVAC upgrades (R-25-1999), and contractual amendments for construction management and structural design services (R-25-2000, R-25-2002). The consent-calendar motion carried, 5-0.
Council also approved an appointment to the Economic Development Commission by motion; that motion carried, 5-0. The council extended the meeting to 10:00 p.m. later in the evening and convened an executive session to discuss legal matters under RCW 42.30.110(1)(i); after reconvening the council took no action and adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
