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Shelton council approves comprehensive plan and budget amendment, forwards several resolutions to May 5
Summary
The council adopted Ordinance 2038-1025 (comprehensive plan) and Ordinance 2040-0326 (2026 supplemental budget #2), approved resolution 1431-0326 (skate park interlocal), and forwarded three resolutions (LGIP signers, Angleside work order, Herrera Boot Hill contract) to the May 5 action agenda.
At its April 21 meeting, the Shelton City Council recorded the following formal actions and next steps:
- Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote.
- Ordinance 2038-1025: Adopted on second and final reading; updates the City of Shelton comprehensive plan and adds a climate change and resiliency element; staff will submit the final plan to the Washington Department of Commerce.
- Ordinance 2040-0326 (2026 supplemental budget #2): Adopted; adds $358,000 to the 2026 budget including $98,000 for two FTEs and $260,000 for preliminary design of the Mountain View pressure zone reservoir.
- Resolution 1431-0326 (Skate Park interlocal agreement): Adopted; authorizes the city manager to enter an interlocal agreement regarding skate park operation with Mason County.
- Resolution 1432-0326 (LGIP signing authority): Read and moved to the May 5 action agenda for final consideration (authorizes updates to LGIP account signers).
- Resolution 1433-0326 (Angleside pressure zone work order): Read and moved to the May 5 action agenda for final consideration (authorizes bidding support, construction management and inspection work order).
- Resolution 1434-0426 (Boot Hill/Herrera Inc. contract): Read and moved to the May 5 action agenda for further consideration (authorizes environmental consulting agreement for supplemental investigation).
Votes: Where recorded, actions were adopted by voice vote with the motion carried. Specific roll-call tallies were not included in the transcript for these items; items forwarded to the May 5 action agenda will receive formal action at that meeting.
