Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Council Actions topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: Marysville council approves e‑waste program, waterline routing, contract awards and appropriation
Summary
At the meeting the council approved indefinite permission for a community e‑waste drop‑off, directed a north–south alley waterline for Broadway Lofts, awarded initial contracts, approved a pump motor quote for Water Plant No. 3, and passed Appropriation Ordinance No. 3875 totaling $327,668.
The Marysville City Council recorded several formal actions during the meeting, summarized below for quick reference.
• Approval of minutes: Council approved the minutes of the June 8, 2026 regular meeting by voice vote.
• Mark's E‑Waste Recycling: Council amended a motion to extend the community e‑waste drop‑off beyond the original six‑month trial and approved ongoing permission for Mark Looper’s program. Mark reported average collections of “a little over 1,000 pounds per visit.”
• July 4 fireworks: The council approved the July 4 fireworks request presented by Wayne Cruzy.
• Broadway Lofts waterline direction: Council directed staff to pursue the north–south gravel alley alignment to serve the Broadway Lofts development and instructed staff to coordinate with Frontier Development Group and CES on revised bids and scope adjustments.
• Contract awards: Council approved awarding initial contracts to Larson Construction and Dr. Plumbing for work that falls within the current CDBG scope while staff rebids remaining elements.
• Water Plant No. 3 pump motor: Council authorized proceeding with the quoted pump motor replacement for Water Plant No. 3 and agreed to maintain a spare unit.
• Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote.
• Appropriation Ordinance No. 3875: The council moved, seconded, and approved Appropriation Ordinance 3875 in the amount of $327,668 by roll call vote; recorded ayes included Keading, Snellings, Reinhardt, Shrader, Throm, Warren, Bikeman and Ferris.
Motions were carried by voice vote unless otherwise noted. Council asked staff to report back on items that require further action (rebids, inspector recommendations, and written findings).
