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Council approves a batch of routine resolutions and a final plat; several administrative items pass unanimously
Summary
Council adopted updates to recreation job descriptions, a small‑asset tracking policy, a right‑of‑way settlement policy, approved the Paradise Park Phase 4 final plat and awarded a small works fencing contract; most motions passed without extended debate.
Council approved several routine items in a single meeting segment.
Highlights: staff presented and council adopted Resolution 26‑7‑59 updating recreation job descriptions to align with a new aquatic facility; Resolution 26‑7‑60 to adopt a small and attractive asset tracking policy aligned to Washington State Auditor best practices; and Resolution 26‑7‑61 adopting right‑of‑way administrative settlement and waiver valuation policies for federally‑assisted transportation projects. Council also approved Ordinance 26‑6‑51, accepting the Paradise Park Phase 4 final plat (53 single‑family lots) after staff confirmed improvements were completed and a maintenance bond provided. Finally, council awarded a small works contract for fencing removal/temporary fencing to Orchard Construction LLC for $6,530 plus tax and authorized the mayor to execute the contract.
Most of these items drew brief staff reports and little discussion; motions were seconded and carried on voice votes.
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