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Council adopts $600,000 budget adjustment to advance Northpointe utility work
Summary
Council adopted resolution 2026-01 to move $600,000 from public safety facility savings to pay upfront utility connections for the Northpointe project; staff said the city expects to recoup the expense potentially within a year.
The Redmond City Council approved a $600,000 budget adjustment to pay upfront utility-connection costs for the Northpointe project, drawing from public safety facility savings.
Jason (staff) told council that the $600,000 payment had been approved in principle in a prior action and that staff can front the cost from public safety facility savings, and that the city "feel[s] pretty strongly that we'll be able to recoup those costs, potentially even in the next year."
A councilor moved to adopt resolution 2026-01 adjusting the fiscal year 2025—6 budget; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said the adjustment aligns with actions the council approved earlier and that the change will be recorded in the city's budget documents.
Next steps: staff will record the budget adjustment and monitor reimbursements or recoveries related to Northpointe financing as the project proceeds.
