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Madison Lake council approves consent agenda and adopts snowplowing policy
Summary
At its March 2, 2026 meeting, the Madison Lake City Council approved a consent agenda that included $120,878.57 in vendor claims, a Bray Park Storm Shelter Agreement and Resolution 2026-09; the council also adopted revisions to the city snowplowing policy. A Fire Department service contract was discussed with no action.
Madison Lake — The Madison Lake City Council approved its consent agenda and adopted changes to the city's snowplowing policy at a meeting on March 2, 2026, at the Madison Lake Community Room, Mayor Al Dorn presiding.
The consent agenda passed on a motion by Mark Bisch, seconded by Pat Burt, with a unanimous roll call vote of Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders and Sohre. The package included approval of the agenda and the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting minutes; vendor claims totaling $120,878.57; the Bray Park Storm Shelter Agreement; and Resolution 2026-09 amending Resolution 2026-08 authorizing the purchase of radios and pagers.
Councilmember Ryan Sanders moved to approve recommended changes to the city's snowplowing policy; Mark Bisch seconded the motion. The council approved the policy revisions by unanimous roll call (Dorn, Burt, Bisch, Sanders, Sohre). The transcript records the motion language as "Motion by Sanders seconded by Bisch to approve recommended changes." The meeting minutes do not specify the substantive text of the policy changes.
Under old business the council discussed a Fire Department service contract. The transcript records discussion only; no motion, amendment or formal action is recorded on the contract during this meeting.
City Administrator Liz Wille and other staff provided the administration report, and councilmembers offered brief council reports; the minutes do not include details of those remarks.
The council moved to adjourn at 7:09 p.m. on a motion by Pat Burt, seconded by Ryan Sanders; the roll call vote was unanimous.
Votes at a glance: consent agenda approved (motion: Mark Bisch; second: Pat Burt; outcome: approved, roll call 5-0); snowplowing policy revisions approved (motion: Ryan Sanders; second: Mark Bisch; outcome: approved, roll call 5-0); adjournment approved (motion: Pat Burt; second: Ryan Sanders; outcome: approved, roll call 5-0).
Next steps: the minutes record approvals and discussion items; the Fire Department contract remains under discussion and may return to a future agenda for further action.
