Marysville council was scheduled to consider citywide pedestrian safety contract

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the May 11 meeting, the record said the Marysville City Council was scheduled to consider a motion authorizing the Mayor to sign and execute a Citywide Pedestrians Safety Improvements contract with Earthwork Solutions, LLC for $730,755 ¹. The proposed motion also included approving a management reserve of $73,075.50, which would bring the total allocation to $803,830.50 ¹. The project summary describes installation of pedestrian-actuated, solar-powered rectangular rapid flashing beacons at 12 locations, plus material removals; new curb, gutter, sidewalk, and curb ramps; new pavement; pavement markings and signing; temporary erosion and sediment control measures; temporary traffic control; and related work ¹. The project is funded in part by federal funds administered through WSDOT, and the record lists a WSDOT grant of $878,237.00 ¹. The record does not identify the specific intersections or streets for the 12 beacon locations ¹. The packet is pre-meeting material and does not state an outcome ¹.

• The proposed motion would authorize the Mayor to sign and execute the Citywide Pedestrians Safety Improvements contract with Earthwork Solutions, LLC for $730,755.
• The motion also proposed a management reserve of $73,075.50, for a total allocation of $803,830.50.
• The project summary describes pedestrian-actuated, solar-powered rectangular rapid flashing beacons at 12 locations, plus new sidewalk, curb, gutter, curb ramps, pavement markings, signing, and related work.
• The record lists a WSDOT grant of $878,237.00 and says the project is funded in part by federal funds administered through WSDOT.
• The record does not identify the specific intersections or streets for the 12 planned beacon locations.

Why it matters

The proposed contract would fund pedestrian beacons at 12 locations and new sidewalk, curb, gutter, and curb ramps, according to the record ¹. The record does not identify the specific intersections or streets, so the packet does not show which parts of Marysville would see the work ¹. The packet also does not establish whether the council approved the contract ¹.

What changed / what's next

• The May 11 agenda included a proposed contract award of $730,755 to Earthwork Solutions, LLC for citywide pedestrian safety improvements, with a $73,075.50 management reserve totaling $803,830.50 ¹.
• The packet is pre-meeting material and does not establish the meeting's outcome. It also does not identify the specific intersections or streets for the 12 planned beacon locations ¹.
• The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.