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Priest River City Council approves consent agenda, several contracts and a $41,685.76 lift-station proposal

Priest River City Council · March 16, 2026
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Summary

At its March 16 meeting the Priest River City Council approved a consent agenda bundling multiple resolutions and agreements, accepted several vendor contracts for park and city facilities work, and authorized a KG&T Septic proposal for the Highway 2 Lift Station Rehabilitation Project not to exceed $41,685.76. All motions passed unanimously.

The Priest River City Council on March 16 approved a consent agenda that included prior minutes, payables and several resolutions and contracts covering park work, safety policy updates and facilities projects.

City leaders approved Resolution 26-007 and Resolution 26-008 related to Stancraft's phasing plan, general design and landscape maintenance for Two Rivers Park, Resolution 26-009 updating the city's safety policy, Resolution 26-010 authorizing an independent contractor agreement with Granite Enterprises, Inc. for the City Hall re-roof project, and Resolution 26-011 concerning Reiner Pump Systems equipment for the Highway 2 Lift Station rehabilitation. Council Member Mullaley moved to approve the consent agenda and Council Member Brower seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

Council later considered a separately noticed contract proposal from KG&T Septic for installation work tied to the Highway 2 Lift Station Rehabilitation Project. Council Member Mullaley moved to approve the KG&T proposal, "not to exceed $41,685.76," and Council President Turner seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

Separately, the council approved updated job descriptions for the Law Enforcement and Code Enforcement departments after a motion by Council Member Mullaley and a second by Council President Turner. The body also approved two proclamations by resolution: Resolution 26-012, proclaiming April 11'17, 2026 as the Week of the Young Child, and Resolution 26-013, proclaiming May 4'8, 2026 as Live Give 7B Week; both passed unanimously.

The meeting record as provided does not include roll-call vote details by individual councilmember on each item; votes were recorded in the minutes as "passed unanimously."