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Council approves routine items, signs interlocal agreements and advances multiple ordinances
Summary
At its May 4 meeting the Woodland City Council unanimously approved routine consent items and authorized interlocal agreements with Clark Kellis Fire Rescue; it also completed several second‑readings adopting code consolidations and amendments and took first readings on other code updates.
The Woodland City Council on May 4 approved routine agenda and consent items and authorized interlocal agreements renewing services with Clark Kellis Fire Rescue for fire‑marshal and building services. The council also took up several code updates and budget‑adjacent items during the meeting.
Key outcomes:
- The council approved the meeting agenda and consent items without objection.
- The mayor was authorized to sign interlocal agreements with Clark Kellis Fire Rescue for Fire Marshall Service and for building services. Staff described these as renewals of longstanding arrangements.
- Several ordinances were advanced: Ordinance 1590 (ADU code amendments to comply with House Bill 1337) and Ordinance 1591 (childcare facility code amendments to comply with state bill 5509) were presented on first reading. Ordinance 1592 (amending employee salaries/wages, WMC 2.60), Ordinance 1594 (eliminating WMC 2.62 and consolidating into 2.60), Ordinance 1595 (eliminating the Advanced Travel Fund), and Ordinance 1596 (petty cash/revolving fund changes) were adopted on second and final readings. Ordinance 1597 (adopting the 2021 International Existing Building Code) was introduced on first reading.
Votes were recorded in roll‑call form during the meeting and motions carried; the record shows affirmative votes from present council members and one seat vacant following Council member Deloo's May 1 resignation. No contested votes were recorded on these items at the May 4 meeting.
Next steps: ordinances on first reading will return for subsequent readings as required by code; staff will follow through on interlocal agreement execution and post-agreement documentation.
