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Council approves supplemental budget, zone change and annexations; several contracts and purchases authorized
Summary
At its April 6 meeting the Klamath Falls City Council approved a supplemental budget resolution, accepted a campus-drive rezoning on first reading, authorized contract modifications and equipment purchases, and adopted two annexation ordinances on second reading.
The Klamath Falls City Council on April 6 approved a package of routine and legislative items, including a supplemental budget for the 2025'2027 biennium, a first-reading rezoning, contract modifications for Air National Guard work, a SCADA equipment purchase for a booster station and two annexation ordinances.
Votes and key items at a glance:
- Consent agenda (items 5.1'5.3): approved. Consent included prior meeting minutes, contract amendment #2 to RH2 Engineering for an emergency water fill-station design (not to exceed $25,516) and purchase authorization for a mini skid steer (not to exceed $58,598.46).
- Land-use (6.1): Council accepted Planning Commission findings and introduced a special ordinance for first reading to rezone approximately 0.14 acres at 2682 and 2684 Campus Drive from campus PUD medical professional to campus PUD neighborhood commercial. No public testimony was offered; first reading introduced and approved to proceed.
- Budget (7.1): Finance Director Jessica Lindseay presented a supplemental budget including rollover items, additional engineering staff for Air National Guard projects and $450,000 for remodeling a newly acquired building; the council introduced and approved the resolution by roll call.
- Legislative actions and contracts: - Authorized modification #2 to the Facilities Sustainment, Repair, Modernization cooperative agreement with the National Guard Bureau to cover a construction change order on building B216 (transcript amount appears garbled; council authorized the modification). - Authorized purchase of RTU and RIO panels from TAG for the South Sixth Street booster station in a not-to-exceed amount of $128,621.
- Annexations (8.4 and 8.5): Council adopted ordinances annexing 0.43 acres at 5641 Homedale Road (medium-density residential) and 12.60 acres at 3200 Deap Road (public facility zoning) on second and final readings.
Roll calls and vocal votes were recorded for items requiring them. No contested votes were reported in the transcript.
