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Votes at a glance: Gig Harbor council approves committee assignments, mayor pro tem, land-use plat and consent items

Gig Harbor City Council · January 26, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 26 meeting the Gig Harbor City Council approved the consent agenda, committee assignments, elected a mayor pro tem and approved final plat and resolutions for a boathouse naming and Crescent Creek master plan; recorded votes and abstentions are summarized below.

The Gig Harbor City Council recorded several formal actions during its Jan. 26 meeting. Below are the items voted on, who moved them, and the recorded outcomes.

- Consent agenda: Moved by Council member Ekberg; motion passed 7-0. (Roll-call recorded during the consent portion of the meeting.)

- Council committee assignments: City Administrator Katrina Knudson presented committee options and members discussed preferences. Council member Martin moved to accept the committee assignments as discussed; motion passed 7-0.

- Mayor pro tem election: Council member Rodenberg was nominated and seconded; the council elected Rodenberg mayor pro tem by a 7-0 vote.

- Resolution 13-50 (naming Ansett(Ansettch) Waterfront Park boat storage building the Allen Anderson Boathouse): Moved by Council member Ekberg and seconded by Council member Rodenberg; motion passed 7-0.

- Resolution 13-51 (Crescent Creek Park master plan): Moved by Council member Ekberg and seconded by Council member Martin; motion passed 6-0 with Council member Aman recorded as abstaining.

- Resolution 13-52 (final plat for Summit Point / Burnham Ridge): Community Development Director Eric Baker presented the final plat for approximately 16.71 acres and 56 single-family lots. Council member Stone moved approval; the council approved the final plat with Council member Aman abstaining (recorded as 6-0-1).

These votes and their recorded tallies are part of the meeting record and will be reflected in the city’s minutes and the items’ project files.