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Marysville council approves interlocals, contracts and code cleanups; votes at a glance
Summary
At its July 13 meeting Marysville’s council approved ordinance 3380 (boundary‑line code cleanup), interlocal agreements for a school resource officer and a county diversion center, a $28,000 supplement to the Gettys remediation contract, resolution 2587 accepting a Rotary donation, and a $7,792 lidar mapping agreement with Snohomish County.
The Marysville City Council approved multiple agenda items on July 13, including code amendments, interlocal agreements and contract actions summarized below.
Ordinance 3380 — boundary line adjustment code amendment: Senior planner Emily presented a code clean‑up that condenses and clarifies the city’s boundary line adjustment provisions and aligns them with RCW intent. Council member Candelius noted the amendments shorten repetitive language; the council moved and adopted Ordinance 3380 by voice vote.
School resource officer interlocal: Assistant Chief Lawless presented a renewal agreement with the Marysville School District to fund one full School Resource Officer split between two high schools. The city will be reimbursed $148,716 for the year to cover one full officer’s nine‑month placement; the council authorized the mayor to execute the agreement.
Diversion center interlocal: Lawless also presented a renewal to participate in Snohomish County’s diversion center program. The program provides a voluntary, grant‑funded location to link unhoused individuals to housing and treatment options. The agreement carries no local cost this year and the council authorized execution.
Parametrics supplement for Gettys remediation: Senior project engineer Miller requested authorization for Supplement Number 4 to the professional services agreement with Parametrics for additional survey work in the DNR lease area, adding $28,000 and extending the contract completion to the end of 2027. The motion to authorize the mayor to sign passed by voice vote; Miller said the total contract will be $815,653.73.
Resolution 2587 — Rotary pocket park donation: Assistant parks director Hall described a Rotary Club donation to convert an underused garage area at the community center into a pocket park with turf, fencing, picnic tables and signage. Council moved, seconded and adopted Resolution 2587 to accept the donation.
Item 13 — lidar urban tree canopy mapping: Director Doherty described a multi‑agency leaf‑on lidar flyover to map tree canopy, crown volume and impervious surfaces. Marysville’s share to participate in the Snohomish County project is $7,792; council authorized the mayor to sign the intergovernmental services agreement.
Each motion was moved and seconded from the dais and passed by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies beyond abstentions on minutes were recorded in the transcript. Items approved will proceed to execution and the associated departments (city attorney, finance, public works, parks and community development) will carry out implementation steps.
