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Maple Valley council approves consent calendar including lake stewardship and Flock camera agreement

City of Maple Valley City Council · April 28, 2025
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Summary

The Maple Valley City Council approved a consent calendar that included interlocal agreements with King County for lake stewardship and swim beach monitoring, acceptance of the Parks Maintenance Building project, a construction change order for the Witte Roundabout, and a two-year agreement with Flock Group Inc. for public safety cameras. The consent calendar passed 7-0.

The Maple Valley City Council approved its consent calendar, authorizing several interlocal agreements, project acceptances and vendor payments totaling $1,385,527.96. The calendar included Resolution No. R-25-1967 (agreement with King County for lake stewardship services), R-25-1968 (interlocal for swim beach monitoring), R-25-1969 (accepting the Parks Maintenance Building project), R-25-1971 (Change Order No. 2 with Active Construction Inc. for the T-60 Witte Roundabout at SE 254th Pl project) and R-25-1972 (agreement with Flock Group Inc. to install cameras and software for two years for public safety).

"MOTION to approve the Consent Calendar was made by Councilmember Dawson and seconded by Councilmember Pierson. Motion carried, 7-0." The minutes record the unanimous vote without individual roll-call votes. The consent approval also recorded routine payment and payroll items by check and electronic transfer for the reporting period, including vendor and benefit checks and payroll direct deposits.

Council did not discuss each item individually in the public minutes; the packet listed project and vendor details. The Flock Group agreement authorizes use and installation of Flock cameras and associated software for a two-year period for public safety purposes. The change order with Active Construction Inc. is listed as Change Order No. 2 on the Witte Roundabout project at SE 254th Place.