At a glance: council votes on June 8 — TIP, Complete Streets, Whit Marsh agreement, benefits and social‑worker contract

The Anacortes City Council recorded several formal actions on June 8. Key votes and outcomes:

- Resolution 3221: Adopted — 2027–2032 Transportation Improvement Program approved for state filing (motion and vote; staff to publish project pages and pursue grants).

- Ordinance 5031: Adopted — Updates to the Complete Streets chapter (AMC 12.60) were approved on second reading, adding definitions, implementation guidance and an exception documentation requirement.

- Whit Marsh landfill discharge agreement: Approved — Contract with Skagit County authorizes dewatering water to be conveyed to the city’s sanitary sewer under contaminant limits, a 600‑day term, monitoring requirements and the city’s right to suspend acceptance.

- Consent item 5D (Anacortes Family Center social‑worker contract modification): Approved — The contract modification was approved; Councilmember Cleveland McGrath abstained due to service on the AFC board.

- Resolution 3219 (AWC): Adopted — Update to AWC employee benefit trust participation agreement to enable electronic enrollment, effective July 1, 2026.

- Resolution 3220 (Navia): Adopted — Amended and restated Navia welfare benefit plan documents to ensure federal compliance and support online enrollment, effective Jan. 1, 2026.

Where to find details: full motion text, roll call and contract exhibits are in the council packet; staff noted they will post project pages for TIP items and that the Whit Marsh agreement includes an exhibit with contaminant thresholds and sampling frequency.

Council also entered a closed session on collective bargaining after the meeting.