Marysville council was set to ratify revised WSDOT agreement for 67th Ave NE project
The May 27, 2025 Marysville City Council agenda included a recommended motion to ratify the Mayor's execution of a revised Local Agency Agreement and Prospectus with WSDOT for the 67th Ave NE (Grove St to 88th St NE) project 1.
What the records say
The May 27, 2025 Marysville City Council agenda listed a motion to ratify the Mayor's execution of a revised Local Agency Agreement and Prospectus with the Washington State Department of Transportation for the 67th Ave NE project from Grove Street to 88th Street NE 1. The agenda bill says Council approved the original LAA and Prospectus on April 14, 2025, and that WSDOT Headquarters required minor edits after WSDOT Local Programs staff had reviewed and approved the documents 1. The revisions included shifting the advertisement date to at least the fourth or fifth week of May, removing PE amounts from the LAA funding table, rounding funding amounts to the nearest whole dollar, and adjusting several funding lines; the prospectus funding amounts were adjusted to the nearest hundred 1. The agenda bill says the Mayor signed the revised LAA and Prospectus to keep the project on track and ensure obligation of funds 1.
- The agenda bill says Council approved the original LAA and Prospectus on April 14, 2025 1.
- WSDOT Headquarters required minor edits after WSDOT Local Programs staff had reviewed and approved the documents 1.
- The revisions included shifting the ad date, removing PE amounts from the LAA funding table, rounding funding to whole dollars, and adjusting funding lines; prospectus amounts were adjusted to the nearest hundred 1.
- The Mayor signed the revised LAA and Prospectus to keep the project on track and ensure obligation of funds 1.
Why it matters
The council was scheduled to consider ratification after the Mayor signed the revised agreement. The city said the revisions and Mayor's signature were intended to keep the 67th Ave NE project on track and ensure obligation of funds 1.
What changed / what's next
- The agreement was revised after WSDOT Headquarters required minor edits, and the Mayor signed the revised version before the council was asked to ratify it 1.
- The supplied record does not establish the meeting's outcome.
- The agenda bill summarizes the revisions but does not state the project's total cost or construction schedule.
- The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.