RESOLUTION TABLE

Resolution
Number
1151-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1150-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1149-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1148-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1147-24	Updates master fee schedule
1146-24	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1145-24	Waives competitive bidding and public notice requirements for city contracts for wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) clarifier 2 (two) gearbox
1144-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1143-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1142-24	Waives competitive bidding and public notice requirements for city contracts for wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) return activated sludge (RAS) pumps
1141-24	Updates master fee schedule
1140-24	(Pending)
1139-24	Ends community development grant program
1138-24	Authorizes grant applicant for Olmstead Park playground and sports courts project
1137-24	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1136-24	Adopts sidewalk repair and maintenance and sidewalk replacement program policy documents
1135-24	Waives competitive bidding and public notice requirements for city contracts for sidewalk grinding to repair deflected sidewalks
1134-23	Adopts salary schedule for nonrepresented employees
1133-23	Declares certain property surplus and authorizes its disposition
1132-24	States intent to annex property
1131-24	(Tabled)
1130-23	Waives competitive bidding requirements for the purchase of replacement parts for wastewater treatment plant oxidation ditch rotors three and four
1129-23	Designates authorized representative for grant assistance
1128-23	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1127-23	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1126-23	States intent to annex property
1125-23	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1124-23	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1123-23	Amends Res. 947-16, travel policies and procedures
1122-23	Establishes petty cash accounts, appoints custodians, and establishes the amount of monies
1121-23	Ballot proposition, levy of additional property taxes
1120-23	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1119-23	Funding the North Star project
1118-23	Authorizes purchase of police vehicles
1117-23	Community development grant program
1116-23	Road closure
1115-23	Adopts master fee schedule
1114-23	Amends salary schedule for non-represented employees
1113-23	Revises employee wellness program
1112-22	States intent to annex property
1111-22	Adopts master fee schedule
1110-22	Adopts salary schedule for non-represented employees
1109-22	Revises city council governance handbook
1108-22	Designates October 28 as “Honoring Skagit County’s First Responders Day”
1107-22	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1106-22	Adopts master fee schedule
1105-22	(Canceled)
1104-22	Terminates proclamation of emergency; rescinds Res. 1048-20; continues implementation of virtual meeting technology
1103-22	Honors Pola Kelley for service
1102-22	Adopts master fee schedule
1101-22	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1100-22	Grants final plat approval
1099-22	Adopts master fee schedule
1098-22	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1097-22	Denies requested parking regulations amendments
1096-22	Authorizes investment of city monies in local government investment pool
1095-22	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1094-22	Waives competitive bidding requirements for Spiraltec screw screen spiral assembly and wear parts
1093-22	Recognizes Juneteenth as a city holiday
1092-22	Ratifies emergency declaration, authorizes use of emergency procurement procedures
1091-22	Terminates proclamation of emergency; rescinds Res. 1048-20, temporary amendment to city council procedures to facilitate social distancing standards
1090-22	Authorizes Social Security coverage for certain eligible employees
1089-22	Grants preliminary plat approval
1088-22	Designates authorized representative for grant assistance
1087-22	Urges the city of Seattle to commit to a regionally equitable salmon investment in the Skagit
1086-22	Updates fees for ambulance transports
1085-22	Electronic and digital signature policy
1084-22	Expresses concern and opposition to the potential authorization or support of fully contained communities by or within Skagit County
1083-21	Ratifies emergency declaration, authorizes use of emergency procurement procedures
1082-21	(Failed)
1081-21	Authorizes investment of city monies in local government investment pool
1080-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1079-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1078-21	Ratifies emergency declaration, authorizes use of emergency procurement procedures
1077-21	Appointment of Brock Stiles as municipal court judge
1076-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1075-21	Indigent defense standards
1074-21	Approves change of indirect control of telecommunications franchise
1073-21	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1072-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1071-21	Grants final plat approval
1070-21	City council governance handbook
1069-21	Waives competitive bidding requirements for ultraviolet disinfection system modules
1068-21	Grants final plat approval
1067-21	Expresses opposition to mining by Imperial Metals in the Skagit River watershed
1066-21	Grants final plat approval
1065-21	Designation of official to declare official intent to reimburse expenditures from proceeds of bonds
1064-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1063-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1062-21	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1061-21	States intent to annex property
1060-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1059-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1058-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1057-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1056-20	Adopts Skagit County hazard mitigation plan
1055-20	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1054-20	Grants preliminary plat approval
1053-20	Grants preliminary plat approval
1052-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1051-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1050-20	Application for funding for Olmsted Park development project
1049-20	Application for funding for Olmsted Park development project
1048-20	Ratifies emergency declaration, amends city council procedures to facilitate social distancing standards (Repealed by 1091-22, 1104-22)
1047-20	Adopts a building, planning and engineering fee schedule
1046-20	Waives competitive bidding requirements for CCTV system
1045-20	Amends ambulance transport fees and billing policy
1044-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1043-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1042-20	Waives competitive bidding requirements for replacing pump assembly
1041-20	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1040-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1039-19	Opposes Initiative No. 976
1038-19	Grants preliminary plat approval
1037-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1036-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1035-19	Establishes policies for use of city’s reader board, banner and bulletin board facilities
1034-19	Declares intent to adopt sales and use tax for affordable and supportive housing
1033-19	Grants final plat approval
1032-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1031-19	Interlocal agreement and participation as a member of the regional home consortium
1030-19	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
1029-19	States intent to annex property
1028-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1027-19	Grants final plat approval
1026-19	Grants final plat approval
1025-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1024-19	Authorizes community development block grant application
1023-19	Amends city council governance handbook
1022-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1021-19	Adopts investment policy
1020-19	Adopts debt management policy
1019-19	Finds it unduly burdensome to maintain public records index
1018-19	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1017-19	Establishes policy for city-issued cell phones for members of city council
1016-19	Waives competitive bidding requirements for pump guide shoes
1015-19	States intent to annex property
1014-19	Grants preliminary plat approval
1013-18	Establishes Sedro-Woolley as a hybrid entity under HIPAA
1012-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1011-18	Awards 2018 wastewater treatment plan improvement project, identifies project manager, and delegates authority to approve change orders
1010-18	Adopts a building, planning and engineering fee schedule
1009-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1008-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1007-18	Establishes petty cash amounts, appoints custodians, and establishes the amount of monies
1006-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1005-18	Appoints members to the 2018 lodging tax advisory committee
1004-18	Awards W. Bennett, W. Nelson and Batey sewer extension project
1003-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1002-18	Closes portion of Talcott Street
1001-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
1000-18	Awards State Street pavement and utility improvements project
999-18	Grants preliminary plat approval
998-18	Interlocal agreement with Lake Stevens Sewer District to share public works equipment
997-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
996-18	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
995-18	Waives competitive bidding requirements for pump assembly purchase
994-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
993-18	Awards SR20, Township Street to Fruitdale Road lane widening and sidewalk project
992-18	Authorizes investment of city monies in local government investment pool
991-18	Interfund loan
990-18	Acquisition of property
989-18	Delegates authority to manage construction of new library to city supervisor
988-18	Congratulates Bobi Kelley for 40 years of business in Sedro-Woolley
987-18	Approves 2017 comprehensive solid waste management plan
986-18	Awards Fruitdale Road arterial improvements project
985-18	Interfund loan
984-18	Authorizes acquisition of property
983-18	Application for funding for Memorial Winnie Houser Park and Playfields project
982-18	Application for funding for Memorial Park Rehabilitation and Spray Park project
981-18	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
980-18	Amends Res. 972-17, city council governance handbook
979-18	Amends Res. 922-17, city council governance handbook
978-17	Interfund loan
977-17	Authorizes acquisition of property
976-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
975-17	CPR course fee (3.60)
974-17	Appointment of Brock Stiles as municipal court judge
973-17	Petition to vacation right-of-way at the Swift Center
972-17	Adopts city council governance handbook; repeals Res. 546
971-17	Closing of Talcott Street between Seventh and Sixth Streets for trial period of one year
970-17	Appoints member to city library’s board of trustees
969-17	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
968-17	Acquisition of property
967-17	Increases amount of cash in change drawers in finance department
966-17	Consents to transfer of ownership of franchise
965-17	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
964-17	Designates expenditures for potential reimbursement from bonds or other obligations
963-17	Delegates authority to city supervisor to execute contacts consistent with library partnership agreements
962-17	Approves partnership with Central Skagit Rural Partial County Library District
961-17	Updates fees for ambulance transports
960-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
959-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
958-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
957-17	Awards SR20/Cascade Trail West Extension Phase 1A Trail Road to SR9 South and Phase 1B Hodgin Road to Trail Road project
956-17	Adopts ambulance transport fees and billing policy
955-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
954-17	Adopts building, planning and engineering fee schedule
953-17	Waives competitive bidding requirements for Hycor Rotostrainer replacement parts purchase
952-17	Adopts complete streets policy
951-17	Delegates signing authority to public works director for purposes of requesting reimbursement of federally funded transportation projects
950-17	Adopts policies related to employee wellness program
949-17	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
948-16	Appoints Dr. Tim Howland, DVM and Millissa L. Macomber as trustees for the Sedro-Woolley city library
947-16	Amends Res. 516, travel policies and procedures
946-16	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
945-16	Assigns to general fund interfund loan from sewer cumulative reserve fund to cemetery operating fund
944-16	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
943-16	Establishes public participation plan for decisions regarding city library
942-16	Authorizes grant assistance application to Recreation and Conservation Funding Board for Memorial Park rehabilitation and splash park project
941-16	Awards bid for 2016 Ferry Street and Township Street overlay project
940-16	Awards bid for Jameson Arterial Extension project
939-16	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of replacement parts for Rotor Body No. 4
938-16	Grants planned residential development approval
937-16	Authorizes interfund loan from sewer cumulative reserve fund to cemetery operating fund
936-16	Supports expansion of urban growth area
935-16	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
934-16	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
933-15	Supports development of Veterans Memorial Park
932-15	Opposes designation of Skagit River as wild steelhead gene bank
931-15	Grants preliminary plat approval
930-15	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
929-15	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
928-15	Sets public hearing date concerning council’s intent to assume rights, powers, functions and obligations of transportation benefit district
927-15	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
926-15	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
925-15	Agreement with WSDOT for SR20/Cascade Trail West Extension Phase 1B Hodgin Road to Trail Road project
924-15	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of sewer pump station
923-15	Adopts ambulance transport fees and billing policy
922-15	Honors and recognizes Don Wick for service
921-15	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
920-15	Appointment of Brock Stiles as municipal court judge
919-15	Authorizes interfund loan from sewer cumulative reserve fund to fund LED retrofit project
918-15	Adopts building, planning and engineering fee schedule
917-15	Awards 2015 Greenstreet-Dean-Virginia sanitary sewer and sidewalks improvement project
916-15	Withdrawal from Skagit-Island Regional Transportation Planning Organization
915-15	Agreement with WSDOT for SR20/Cascade Trail West Extension Phase 1A Trail Road to SR9 South project
914-15	Waives competitive bidding requirements for the purchase of a GPS clock and authorizes the purchase of the same
913-15	Initiates collaborative process with Port of Skagit and Skagit County for North Cascades Gateway Center subarea plan
912-15	Accepts proposed annexation petition
911-15	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
910-15	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
909-15	Adopts Skagit County Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
TBD 1-14	Vehicle license fee (3.84)
908-14	Congratulates Sedro-Woolley football team for victory in state championship
907-14	Number not assigned
906-14	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
905-14	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
904-14	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
903-14	Amends bylaws and interlocal agreement to the Cities Insurance Association of Washington (CIAW)
902-14	Comments on draft feasibility report and environmental impact statement for Skagit River flood risk management investigation
901-14	Agreement with WSDOT for Jameson Arterial extension to SR9 project
900-14	Approval of amended preliminary plat of Arbor Glen
899-14	Awards Third Street sidewalk and pavement improvements project
898-14	Adopts accident prevention personnel policy
897-14	Adopts building, planning and engineering fee schedule
896-14	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
895-14	Appoints Robert Abrams as trustee for the Sedro-Woolley city library
894-14	Appoints Brian Stiles as judge for the Sedro-Woolley municipal court
893-14	Authorizes investment of city monies in local government investment pool
892-13	Recommends no new development in Bayview Ridge urban growth area
891-13	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of MP plus unit
890-13	Approves shoreline master program update
889-13	Establishes three-hour parking limit in certain city-owned parking areas
888-13	Interlocal agreement creating health care program
887-13	Recognizes Joe Nemo’s 100th birthday
886-13	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
885-13	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
884-13	Awards road realignment and extension project
883-13	Awards pedestrian/bicycle safety improvements project
882-13	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
881-13	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
880-13	Increases amount of cash change drawers in finance department
879-13	Supports reconfiguration of urban growth area
878-13	Wishes Doris J. Allen a happy 100th birthday and honors her service
877-13	Small works public roster process to award public works contract and consulting services roster for architectural, engineering and other professional services
876-13	Grants subdivision approval
875-13	Proclaims economic development week
874-13	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
873-13	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
872-12	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
871-12	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of pump station control panel
870-12	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of ultraviolet disinfection modules
869-12	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
868-12	Recognizes World Breastfeeding Week
867-12	Amends six-year transportation improvement program
866-12	Awards 2012 city pavement, pedestrian and utility improvement project
865-12	Appoints members of committees to prepare arguments for and against Proposition 1
864-12	Provides for submission to voters of sales and use tax proposition
863-12	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
862-12	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
861-12	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
860-12	Amends Res. 826-10, sale of old fire station site
859-12	Expansion of urban growth area
858-12	Rescinds Res. 854-11, unpaid closure days in 2012
857-12	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of CCTV equipment
856-11	Authorizes interfund loan to pay off USDA loan for fire engine
855-11	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
854-11	Authorizes unpaid closure days in 2012 (Rescinded by 858-12)
853-11	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
852-11	Appoints Brian Stiles as judge for the Sedro-Woolley municipal court
851-11	Requests assistance from state and federal legislative delegations to support United General Hospital
850-11	Authorizes interfund loan to maintain cash flow
849-11	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
848-11	Appoints members to lodging tax advisory committee
847-11	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
846-11	Authorizes public works director to manage the SR 20 widening project and delegates authority to approve change orders
845-11	Authorizes city supervisor to send a notice of withdrawal of membership to CIAW
844-11	Names playing field at Fruitdale Road “Denny Engberg Memorial Field”
843-11	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of ultraviolet disinfection modules
842-11	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
841-11	Recognizes and honors councilman Ted Meamber for service and declares April 27, 2011, as Ted Meamber day
840-11	Establishes public CPR class fee
839-11	Requests funding for replacement of BNSF Skagit River Bridge
838-11	Approves final plat and authorizes signing of final plat documents for Eden’s Acres
837-11	Recognizes and honors councilman Ted Meamber for service
836-10	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
835-10	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
834-10	Appoints members to the lodging tax advisory committee
833-10	Greenhouse gas reduction policy
832-10	Waives competitive bidding requirements for purchase of firefighting bunker gear
831-10	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
830-10	Declares city as initial site for the Passing of the Pig
829-10	Findings supporting adoption of stormwater manual; confirms Ord. 1675
828-10	Authorizes construction of Fire Station 2
827-10	Adopts resource conservation management plan
826-10	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
825-10	States intent to annex property
824-10	Opposes the Model Toxics Control Act tax increase
823-10	Declares BNSF Skagit River bridge a safety hazard
822-10	Annexation
821-09	Affirms support of and partnership with the 2010 census
820-09	Authorizes interfund loan
819-09	Approves interlocal agreement with city of Wapato
818-09	Expresses support of employee wellness program
817-09	Adopts a building, planning and engineering fee schedule
816-09	Urges alcohol retailers to voluntarily reduce the amount of alcohol advertisements in their establishments by thirty percent
815-09	Waives competitive bidding requirements for the purchase of air packs manufactured by Scott for the purpose of equipping the city’s new ladder truck and authorizes the purchase of the same
814-09	Waives competitive bidding requirements for the purchase of rescue and extrication tools manufactured by Holmatro, Inc., for the purpose of equipping the city’s new ladder truck and authorizes the purchase of the same
813-09	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
812-09	Appoints members to the lodging tax advisory committee
811-09	Establishes various petty cash funds for city offices
810-09	Authorizes and provides for the incurrence of indebtedness for the purpose of providing a portion of the cost of acquiring, constructing, enlarging, improving, and/or extending the fire facility to serve an area lawfully within the jurisdiction to serve
809-09	Authorizes and provides for the incurrence of indebtedness for the purpose of providing a portion of the cost of acquiring, constructing, enlarging, improving, and/or extending the fire facility to serve an area lawfully within the jurisdiction to serve
808-09	Adopts findings supporting the adoption of the 2005 stormwater manual for Western Washington and related standards as amendments to Chs. 13.36 and 13.40, and confirms Ord. 1648-09
807-09	Adopts personnel policies
806-09	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program
805-09	Amends Res. 760-07, small works roster
804-09	Adopts identity theft prevention program
803-09	Grants final approval for “Plat of Habitat Village”
802-09	Awards bid for Fruitdale/McGarigle Road Improvements Project
801-09	Grants final approval for Sauk Mountain View Estates North – Phase Four Planned Residential Development (PRD) Application No. 161
800-09	Grants final approval for “Plat of Sapp Place”
799-09	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
798-09	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
797-09	Adopts Skagit County Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan as the official natural hazards mitigation plan for the city
796-09	Implements a spending and hiring freeze on the 2009 budget
795-09	Establishes a resource conservation management policy
794-09	Authorizes short-term interfund loans to funds supported by property taxes to maintain cash flow
793-09	Delegates authority to approve change orders on small public works projects
792-09	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
791-09	Awards bid and authorizes public works director to manage the SR 20/F&S Grade Road and Skagit Industrial Park Roadway Improvement Project and delegating authority to approve change orders
790-09	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
789-09	Designates Skagit Valley Herald as official city newspaper
788-09	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Eden’s Acres”
787-08	Adopts certain personnel policies
786-08	Preauthorizes annual payment on the GO bond
785-08	Accepts the project design as complete for the critical sewer interceptor project
784-08	Adopts revised comprehensive solid waste management plan
783-08	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
782-08	Authorizes establishment of health reimbursement arrangement/voluntary employees’ beneficiary association (“HRA VEBA”) plan
781-08	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
780-08	Appoints Brian Stiles as judge for the municipal court
779-08	Authorizes interfund loan from Sewer Cumulative Reserve Fund
778-08	Appoints members to the lodging tax advisory committee
777-08	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Habitat Village”
776-08	Amends hearing examiner fee for hearing appeals
775-08	Resolution resolving to annex real property, and adopting proposed land use zoning regulation for the real property
774-08	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
773-08	Accepts addition to city’s municipal building as complete
772-08	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Zoey’s Place”
771-08	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Donovan Place”
770-08	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Rene Estates”
769-08	Resolution awarding bid and authorizing public works director to manage Township Sewer Improvement Project and delegating authority to approve change orders
768-08	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2009-2014
767-08	Authorizes mayor to sign an interlocal agreement addressing solid waste governance and the adoption and amendment of comprehensive solid waste management plan
766-08	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
765-08	Adopts fees for projects or actions which require a hearing examiner decision
764-08	Authorizes public works director to manage the SR 20 sewer improvement project and delegates authority to approve change orders
763-08	Appoints Patrick Huggins to six-year term on planning commission
762-08	Indicates city’s support for branch campus of one of state’s universities to serve northwest Washington including Skagit County
761-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its distribution
760-07	Resolution on subjects of establishing small works roster process to award public works contract and consulting services roster for architectural, engineering and other professional services
759-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
758-07	Initiates vacation of portion of Waldron Street
757-07	Indicates city’s support for concept of two roundabouts to serve the intersection of F&S Grade Road and Highway 20 and to provide access to Skagit Industrial Property and Rimmer Industrial Park
756-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
755-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
754-07	Authorizes Sedro-Woolley School District to utilize portion of city right-of-way
753-07	Appoints members to Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
752-07	Indicates city’s support for concept presented by North Cascades Gateway Center for location of branch campus of University of Washington
751-07	Cancels unclaimed warrants
750-07	Authorizes city supervisor to send a notice of withdrawal of membership to CIAW
749-07	Grants preliminary approval for the Plat of Jones Estates
748-07	Grants preliminary approval for the Plat of Sapp Place
747-07	Authorizes mayor to execute rental agreements for city property
746-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
745-07	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city
744-07	Authorizes interfund loan from Sewer Cumulative Reserve Fund
743-07	Resolution indicating city’s support for concept presented by Deluxe Recycling for location of materials handling facility within the city
742-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
741-07	Declares intention of city council to adopt for city the classification of Noncharter Code City, to be governed by provisions of Title 35A, Revised Code of Washington
740-07	Acknowledges achievement of four new Eagle Scouts
739-07	Resolution authorizing construction of an addition to city’s municipal building
738-07	Authorizes and provides for incurrence of indebtedness for purpose of providing portion of cost of acquiring, constructing, enlarging, improving, and/or extending City Hall/Courtroom Chambers facility to serve
737-07	Resolution in the matter of restoring funding to inspect and repair PL 84-99 levees following November 2006 flood
736-07	Resolution in the matter of hydrology and hydraulic models used to form the basis of study in ongoing Skagit River Flood Feasibility General Investigation Study
735-07	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes its disposition
734-07	Resolution congratulating Sedro-Woolley wrestlers for being first team in the state to have six consecutive State Championship titles
733-07	Authorizes construction of amphitheater at Riverfront Park
732-06	Interpretation of timing under certain agreements as a result of sewer moratorium
731-06	Authorizes interfund loan from Sewer Cumulative Reserve Fund (410) to Public Lands Fund (110) and Sewer Fund (401)
730-06	Declares emergency as a result of flooding
729-06	Approves preliminary Nevitt Plat
728-06	Grants preliminary approval for “Preliminary Plat of Westpark”
727-06	Grants preliminary approval for “Plat of Arbor Glen”
726-06	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2007-2012
725-06	Authorizes application(s) for funding assistance for Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) project
724-06	Grants final approval to “Plat of Klinger Estates” and authorizes mayor or designee to sign all final plat approval documents
723-06	Authorizes submittal of an application for funding the costs of construction of public economic development infrastructure
722-05	Designates National Incident Management System as basis for all incident management in the city
721-05	Supports construction of a new municipal building at public safety building site
720-05	Resolution to Skagit County Commissioners in support of proposal regarding privatization of a single county transfer station
719-05	Resolution resolving to annex real property, and adopting proposed land use zoning regulation for the real property
718-05	Authorizes acceptance of sanitary sewer pump station constructed for “Brickyard Meadows” Planned Development, Division 2
717-05	Grants final approval to Sauk Mountain View Estates South — Phase Three Planned Residential Development (PRD) Application No. 165
716-05	Grants final approval to Sauk Mountain View Estates North — Phase Three Planned Residential Development (PRD) Application No. 161
715-05	Resolution denying the appeal of James Hawkings and affirming the decision of the planning commission
714-05	Resolution approving the Cultus Mountain View amended binding site plan (BSP) No. 2746
713-05	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2006-2011
712-05	Supports adoption of the proposed Skagit County Ordinance to adopt permanent development regulations
711-05	Grants preliminary plat approval of Willow Way Preliminary Plat application No. 2576, including variance No. 2578
710-05	Resolution entering findings of fact in support of a moratorium on subdivisions in certain areas
709-04	Grants final approval to “Brickyard Meadows” planned development, Division 2, for 11 single-family lots and 11 multifamily units (No. 2569)
708-04	Resolution resolving to annex real property, and adopting a proposed land use zoning regulation for the real property
707-04	Resolution entering findings of fact in support of interim Ord. No. 1488-04 adopting a design standards and guidelines manual
706-04	Resolution adopting the Skagit County Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan as presented by the Skagit County board of commissioners
705-04	Grants preliminary plat approval of Sunrise Meadows Preliminary Plat Application No. 1270, including variances Nos. 1267 and 1269
704-04	Grants preliminary plat approval of Klinger Estates Planned Residential Development No. 2021
703-04	Seeks state legislature action to address funding for municipal transportation infrastructure
702-04	Supports the mission and goals of the proposed Skagit Partial-County Library District Initiative
701-04	Resolution resolving to annex real property, and adopting proposed land use zoning regulation for the real property
700-04	Authorizes applications for funding assistance for Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) project
699-04	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2005-2010
698-04	Resolution entering findings of fact in support of interim Ord. No. 1470-04, establishing a mandatory minimum lot size, and affirming Ord. No. 1470-04 as amended by Ord. No. 1471-04
697-04	Grants final approval to Park Cottages, a planned residential development (PRD), application No. 1003
696-04	Adopts findings supporting delegation to city engineer of authority to establish standards and requirements for all public works
695-04	Authorizes submission of application for Washington Rural Development Loan Fund Grant and authorizes mayor to enter into an agreement for such funding
694-04	Additional flood storage in the Baker River System for protection of Skagit County residents and the region
693-04	Resolution approving the Cultus Mountain View Binding Site Plan (BSP) No. 1677
692-04	Approves interlocal correction/detention agreement between city of Sedro-Woolley and city of Wapato
691-04	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes sale or destruction of surplus property
690-04	Authorizes applications for funding assistance for Youth Athletic Facilities Program (YAF) project
689-04	Grants final approval to Sauk Mountain View Estates North — Phase Two planned residential development (PRD) application No. 161
688-04	Adopts findings supporting the restriction of private streets for residential subdivisions, and confirming Ord. No. 1459-03
687-04	Resolution appointing Kevin Loy a six-year term on the planning commission
686-03	Authorizes an interfund loan from Equipment Replacement fund to Solid Waste fund, and providing for repayment
685-03	Resolution appointing Brian Stiles as judge for Sedro-Woolley municipal court
684-03	Designates an applicant agent and alternative agent for purpose of obtaining federal disaster funding
683-03	Grants final approval to Sauk Mountain View Estates South — Phase Two planned residential development (PRD) application No. 165
682-03	Resolution declaring an emergency
681-03	Adopts 2003 Skagit County Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan as the official plan for the city
680-03	Resolution regarding an appeal from a decision of Sedro-Woolley hearing examiner approving conditional use permit No. 1121
679-03	Resolution denying the appeal of Park Cottages planned residential development No. 1003
678-03	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2004-2009
677-03	Grants final approval to Sauk Mountain View Estates South — Phase One Planned Residential Development (PRD) Application No. 165
676-03	Grants final approval to Fidalgo Commons planned residential development (PRD) application No. 408
675-03	Grants final approval to “Sauk Mountain View Estates North-Phase One-Wildflower” planned residential development (PRD) application No. 161
674-03	Adopts findings supporting amendment of urban growth boundary of the city
673-03	Adopts findings supporting the reduction of urban growth boundary of the city
672-03	Resolution authorizing mayor to sign interlocal cooperation agreement
671-03	Support for a high priority transportation project to extend Skagit River Bridges for Flood Protection
670-03	Authorizes city’s participation in development of a Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Plan
669-02	Resolution supporting Skagit County Proposition No. 1 sales and use tax for emergency communications systems and facilities
668-02	Resolution regarding an appeal from a decision of Sedro-Woolley hearing examiner denying the request for a variance
667-02	Resolution regarding an appeal from a decision of Sedro-Woolley hearing examiner approving the Fidalgo Commons PRD
666-02	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2003-2008
665-02	Establishes procedures and rules for appeals to city council for land use decisions
664-02	Grants final approval to “Brickyard Meadows” planned development, Division 1, for 38 single-family lots (No. 478)
663-02	Sets forth a schedule and method for updating the comprehensive plan
662-02	Authorizes mayor to execute revised framework planning agreement
661-02	Resolution regarding an appeal from decision in CUP Application No. 72, upholding the decision and denying the appeal
660-02	Adopts hearing examiner system for an interim period of six months, and enters findings of fact pursuant to RCW 36.70A.390
659-02	Resolution remanding an appeal from a decision in CUP application No. 72 to the planning commission for additional testimony and entry of written decision with findings of fact
658-02	City support for Skagit County Flood Protection/Salmon Restoration Project
657-02	Establishes second cash drawer for finance department
656-01	Appoints an agent to receive claims under R.C.W. Ch. 4.96
655-01	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2002-2007
654-01	Sets public hearing for vacation of portion of Jameson Street
653-01	Sets public hearing for vacation of portion of Jameson Street
652-01	Grants final approval to “Ankney Heights” subdivision (No. 02-98-SUB)
651-01	Dismisses the appeal by John Falavolito of the decision of Sedro-Woolley planning commission upholding traffic impact fees for Riverside Health Club
650-01	Sets public hearing for vacation of portion of Alexander Street lying east of Township Street
649-01	Resolution regarding the application to construct gas-fired power plant in city’s urban growth area
648-01	Authorizes mayor to sign and execute required Washington State Department of Transportation Local Agency Agreement for the Historic Sedro-Woolley Transportation Improvements
647-01	Annexation
646-01	Resolution to establish policy to ensure compliance with RCW 39.04.190 and 39.04.200 for implementing state laws with regard to purchase from vendor lists without formal bids
645-01	Approves segregation of assessments for ULID 1994-2
644-00	Approves segregation of assessments for ULID 1994-2 for Westview Estates, Sub SW-98-01
643-00	Amends six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2001-2006
642-00	Directs mayor and staff to enforce minimum standards of Sedro-Woolley Municipal Code Chapters 15.40, 16.16 and 16.36
641-00	Authorizes city clerk-treasurer to cancel certain claim and payroll warrants that have not been redeemed
640-00	Authorizes applications for funding assistance for Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program project
639-00	Authorizes applications for funding assistance for Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program project
638-00	Authorizes applications for funding assistance for Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program project
637-00	Authorizes mayor to sign and execute required Federal Rural Economic Vitality Program Grant agreements
636-00	Declares certain property as surplus and authorizes sale of surplused property
635-00	Dismisses the appeal by city of conditional use permit 10-99, and approves settlement between city and applicant
634-99	Affirms decision of Sedro-Woolley planning commission to grant CUP No. 13-99
633-99	Submission for a community development block grant
632-99	Fixes time and date for hearing on final assessment roll for Utility Local Improvement District No. 1994-2
631-99	Affirms decision of Sedro-Woolley board of adjustments denying application of Diana Wherli (Var 02-99) for variances
630-99	Resolution adopting six-year transportation improvement program for the city 2000-2005
629-99	Grants preliminary approval to “Ankney Heights” subdivision for single-family lots (No. 02-98-sub)
628-99	Authorizes and directs execution of interlocal joint purchasing agreement with city of Toppenish, Washington
627-99	Annexation
626-99	Schedules public hearing for vacation of full-length and width of First Street, between Nelson Street and Jameson Street
625-99	Annexation
624-98	Annexation
623-98	Authorizes city clerk-treasurer to cancel certain claim and payroll warrants that have not been redeemed
622-98	Establishes street improvement requirements for short plats and off-street parking requirements
621-98	Sets date and time for public hearing for vacation of Fairhaven (Graves) Street, between Alexander Street and Jennings Avenue
620-98	Petition to vacate Fairhaven (Graves) Street, between Alexander Street and alley to the south
619-98	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city 1999-2004
618-98	Annexation
617-98	Amends six-year transportation improvement program (1998-2003)
616-97	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program (1998-2003)
615-97	Authorizes certain city personnel to participate in the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) deferred compensation program
614-97	Resolution establishing lodging tax advisory committee and appointing members thereto
613-97	Resolution remanding the appeal of David Edwards of denial of Conditional Use Application No. 03-97 to Sedro-Woolley planning commission
612-97	Declares the intention of council to order the formation of a local improvement district—Thompson Lane
611-97	Authorizes city clerk-treasurer to cancel certain claim and payroll warrants that have not been redeemed
610-97	Resolution remanding the appeal by David Edwards of the decision of Sedro-Woolley planning commission concerning entry of written decision with findings of fact
609-97	Resolution to establish May 15th of each year as peace officers’ memorial day and the calendar week of each year during which May 15th occurs as police week
608-97	Amends 1996 six-year transportation improvement program for the city
607-97	Adopts residential anti-displacement and relocation assistance plan for the city
606-97	Adopts residential anti-displacement and relocation assistance plan for the city
605-97	Amends 1996 six-year transportation improvement program for the city
604-97	Authorizes mayor to sell real estate for a price set by city council
603-97	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city
602-96	Resolution to build youth/family activity center by CDBG grant
601-96	Establishes policy to ensure compliance with and sets policy for implementing state laws with regard to public records and disclosure
600-96	Designates persons to deal with city funds
599-96	Approves contract for financing acquisition of ten-yard dump truck for street department
598-96	Establishes code of conduct for administration of federal grant funds for city
597-96	Establishes city policy regarding fair housing practices
596-96	Authorizes mayor to negotiate final agreements resolving lawsuit against ULID 1994-2
595-96	Adopts six-year transportation improvement program for the city
594-96	Declares support of city to prohibit parking on roadside of SR 9 adjacent to Middle School
593-96	Resolution with certifications of compliance supporting affordable housing feasibility planning
592-96	Rezone No. 01-96
591-96	Rezone No. 01-96
590-96	Designates authorized representative for obtaining federal disaster assistance funds
589-96	Reviews and revises six-year transportation improvement program for the city
588-96	Appoints Brian Stiles as judge for Sedro-Woolley municipal court
587-96	Resolution combining cash change drawers in planning department and finance department
586-95	Resolution of city council adopting policy protecting individuals engaged in nonviolent civil rights demonstration
585-95	Schedules public hearing to consider a petition by Sedro-Woolley School District to vacate a portion of Nelson Street between Third and Fourth Avenues
584-95	Supports campaign of city of Bremerton City council to keep USS Missouri in Bremerton
583-95	Increases revenues in Arterial Street Fund No. 104 and expends ending fund balance of Sanitation Fund No. 412
582-95	Closes certain funds No. 301-Reserve for Capital, No. 303-L.I.D. 1991-1 Construction, No. 403-RV Park Construction, No. 305-Vehicle Acquisition, No. 320-Fire Equipment Reserve, and No. 321-Police Equipment Reserve
581-95	Establishes various petty cash funds for city offices
580-95	Resolution to enter into an equipment lease purchase agreement with LaSalle National Bank
579-95	Authorizes city attorney to enter into settlement of pending eminent domain proceedings against James and Pamela Robinson
578-95	Salaries of certain nonunion employees of the city
577-95	Reviews and revises six-year transportation improvement program for the city
576-95	Grants preliminary plat approval to Metcalfe Meadows subdivision for single- and multifamily lots with variances
575-95	Sets hearing for public vacation of public street right-of-way
574-95	Resolution amending city comprehensive land use element, and comprehensive plan map for city
573-95	Resolution to county commissioners of Skagit County in support of urban growth area boundaries selected and approved by Sedro-Woolley city council
572-95	Establishes certain claims warrants to be issued prior to city council approval
571-95	Amends city comprehensive plan land use element and comprehensive plan map for city, and designates the same as interim plan
570-95	Establishes policies and procedures for collection and adjustment of sewer and garbage utility billings
569-95	Authorizes mayor and city clerk to enter into written agreements for various legal services
568-95	Declares intent of city to support development and implementation of stormwater program and utility structure
567-95	Establishes payroll procedures
566-95	Declares intent of city to annex certain real property into city limits
565	Repeals Resolution No. 537, regarding nonunion employee salary schedule
564	Requests the planning commission to prepare recommendations regarding amendment to Sedro-Woolley Municipal Code concerning common wall single-family dwellings
563	Resolution denying an appeal by Sunset Industrial Development Inc. for conditional use permit, and granting the appeal of Judy Greathouse, et al., for conditional use permit
562	Adopts amended 1994 city comprehensive plan land use element and amended comprehensive plan map for the city
561	Resolution to increase revenues in Arterial Street Fund No. 104 and to expend ending fund balance of Sanitation Fund No. 412
560	Reviews and revises six-year transportation improvement program
559	Grants preliminary approval to “Brickyard Meadows” planned unit development
558	Resolution in support of Runaway Alliance and requesting state of Washington legislature to enact legislation to assist parents and communities in dealing with runaway children
557	Authorizes agreement to annex certain real property into city limits
556	Grants preliminary approval to “Central Place” subdivision for single-family lots
555	Finalizes eastern boundaries of urban growth area (Failed)
554	Reviews and revises six-year transportation improvement program for the city
553	Declares intent of city to annex certain real property into city limits
552	Declares intention to order formation of utility local improvement district for construction and installation of sewage collection system
551	Ratifies and confirms terms of engagement of special counsel for certain services
550	Designates persons to deal with city funds
549	Adopts 1994 city comprehensive plan land use element and comprehensive plan map for the city, with the exception of areas designated MF1, MF2 and SF1
548	Settlement of claim for prescriptive easement
547	Adoption of 1994 Skagit County solid waste management plan update
546	Sets forth the rules for conduct of city council meeting
545	Amends Resolution No. 542 to change
544	Reviews and revises six-year transportation improvement program for city
543	Authorizes city special counsel to negotiate with Skagit County auditor and prosecuting attorney and to make changes in ballot proposition approved by Resolution No. 541
542	Declares city council’s intention to order formation of utility local improvement district for construction and installation of sewage collection system
541	Provides for borrowing of funds for constructing, installing and equipping new city administration building, including police and fire department facilities
540	Authorizes city attorney to negotiate and settle claims for city sewer service and garbage collection accounts
539	Recognizes city attorney to negotiate and settle claims for city sewer service and garbage collection accounts
538	Implements moratorium policy on annexations
537	Salaries of certain nonunion employees of the city
536	Appeal from planning commission action granting preliminary approval for binding site plan of Sunset Industrial Development Company
535	Nilson subdivision plat approval (Not written)
534	Resolution surplusing vehicles and equipment
533	Sewer fees and hookup charges for certain property owners on West State Street
532	Annexation
531	Request for rezone denied
530	Continuation of council meeting payments for finance director pending salary survey
529	Declares intent of city to annex certain real property into city limits upon petition
528	Maintenance of acute medical services at United General Hospital
527	Availability of police patrol vehicles to officers residing within city of Sedro-Woolley urban growth boundary
526	Supports continued operation of Pioneer Center North and Portal Programs at Northern State Hospital Complex
525	Resolution supporting the effort to have the next round super ferries built in Washington State
524	Adopts policy on reporting improper governmental actions and protecting employees against retaliation
523	Surpluses 1981 flatbed (Tabled)
522	Resolution authorizing city employees to obtain cellular phone services at city’s government rate
521	Resolution for criminal justice system
520	Resolution establishing cash change draws for building and planning department
519	Resolution increasing petty cash fund
518	Declares list of equipment surplus property and authorizes sale of said equipment for the best price obtainable
517	Accepts the terms and conditions set forth by the Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB) in its offer of financial aid for Economic Impact (“Feasibility”) Study grant
516	Establishes travel policies and procedures
515	Resolution adopting the mission statement of the city
514	Sets date for hearing on final assessment roll for L.I.D. 1991-1
513	Resolution regarding compliance with the Fair Housing Act
512	Sets time and place for hearing on Kemp petition for street vacation
511	Resolution of intent to annex certain property into the city
510	Application to state of Washington for a local development matching fund grant (and authorizing Mayor William R. Stendal to submit the application)
509	Application for a grant from CERB timber program for a feasibility study to include engineering and site evaluation and market feasibility analysis on Skagit manufacturing site in Sedro-Woolley
508	Adoption of Skagit County moderate risk hazardous waste management plan by the city transportation planning organization
507	Resolution by cities and towns of Island County and county of Skagit establishing the Skagit County — Island County regional
506	Review and revision of six-year transportation improvement program for the city
505	Resolution appointing Hugh Ridgway as judge for Sedro-Woolley Municipal Court
504	Authorizes city council members to serve as volunteer firemen
503	Adopts amendments to 1984 Comprehensive Plan establishing policies for natural resources lands and sensitive and critical areas
502	Authorizes procedure for securing telephone and/or written quotations from vendors
501	Resolution authorizing investment of city monies in local government investment pool
500	Designates persons to deal with city funds
499	City requests approval by the committee for deferred compensation to participate in the deferred compensation plan for the employees of the city
498	Retains special counsel for certain services in connection with the formation and levying of assessments in a sewerage system local improvement district
497	Resolution regarding membership in the Cities Insurance Association of Washington
496	Resolution concerning the continued support of United General Hospital and its operation
495	Declares intention of council to order the formation of a local improvement district for the installation of a sanitary sewer main with side sewers to individual properties within the boundaries
494	Authorizes settlement of O’Niell vs. City of Sedro-Woolley, District Court Cause No. C90-345Z
493	Declares an emergency and dispenses with competitive bidding requirements
492	Declares surplus vehicles, computer, fire truck
491	Declares surplus vehicles
490	Resolution recognizing the heroic efforts of persons and personnel during the flood emergencies of 1990
489	Declares a need for increased primary medical coverage in Sedro-Woolley
488	Declares city emergency
487	Resolution reaffirming and expanding sphere of influence between county and city
486	Drainage improvements in the Sedro-Woolley sub-flood control zone
485	Vacates portion of the plat of “Alder Ridge, Division No. 1”
484	Adopts the Sedro-Woolley investment policy
483	Review and revision of six-year transportation improvement program for the city
482	Resolution rejecting bids for a sewer line television camera opened on April 9, 1990 and asking city to rewrite the bid specifications and call for new bids
481	Authorizes application for funding assistance in repair of sewerage treatment system to Washington State Department of Ecology
480	Designates persons to deal with city funds
479	Declares an aluminum 28-foot, 1965 vintage ladder surplus property
478	Declares a 1972 LUV pickup truck surplus property
477	Resolution declaring an emergency—Sewer Plant
476	Declares the IBM G-3 typewriter surplus property and authorizing sale of said equipment
475	Declares Pitney Bowes Addresser Printer surplus property and authorizing sale of said equipment
474	Declares the 4-line multi-purpose phone, intercom system, surplus property and authorizing sale of said equipment
473	Adopts the Sedro-Woolley, Washington, park and recreation plan
472	Sets 1989 six-year transportation improvement plan
471	Authorizes application for funding assistance for an outdoor recreation project to the interagency committee for outdoor recreation as provided by the Marine Recreation Act
470	Declares Metcalf Street property to be surplused
469	Holds public hearing on Munro between Central and Haines—Vacation
468	Fixes time and place of hearing on L.I.D. No. 1988-1
467	Library expansion funding commitment
466	Library expansion intent
465	Sets six-year transportation improvement program—1988
464	Authorizes application by library to the state of Washington for a grant to expand
463	Retains special counsel for the formation of an L.I.D.
462	Declaration of intent to form an L.I.D. for street lights on Metcalf Street
461	Designates hazardous incident command agency
460	Appointment of Hugh Ridgway as municipal court judge
459	Library usage
458	Resolution designating Carlene Sygitowicz and Trudy Starkovich as proper officials for the city
457	Establishes special investigation fund No. 109
456	Resolution revising the six-year transportation improvement program
455	Establishes “Police Department Confidential Drug Enforcement Investigative Fund”
454	Approves conditional use permit to Snelson Companies, Inc. and William Snelson
453	Sports fishing on Skagit River
452	Requests review of regulations and management practices of the Skagit River Salmon Fishery
451	Establishes personnel policies
450	Cancellation of warrants numbered 04825, 04947, and 00035 and transfer of all records of such warrants
449	Accepts the 1985 Skagit County solid waste management plan
448	Cancellation of warrants
447	Resolution regarding an agreement for SCAN services
446	Resolution authorizing a CERB application
445	Establishes cash change drawer in the amount of $100.00 for Sewer & Garbage Bills
444	Establishes new rates for garbage
443A	Seat belt policy
443	Adopts revised six-year transportation improvement program
442	Establishes policies for advance travel funds and travel expense reimbursement
441	Resolution adopting the goals and objectives of the D.W.I. Task Force
440	Adopts the new comprehensive plan (1984)
439	Resolution revising six-year street program
438	Resolution authorizing Eric K. Stendal and Carlene Sygitowicz to sign on bank accounts and certificates of deposit
437	Supports placement of Skagit County Fair grounds at the Northern State Multi-Service Center
436	Public hearing to hear petition on vacation of Western Street (also known as Nelson Street)
435	Authorizes application to Community Development Block Grant for the construction of Senior Center at Memorial Park
434	Adopts revised six-year street program
433	Declaration of surplus personal property (Police Dept.)
432	Resolution repealing No. 689 and setting new garbage rates
431	Resolution supporting legislative against Boldt decision
430	Resolution authorizing Eric K. Stendal and Viola C. Albright to sign on bank accounts and certificates of deposit
429	Review and revision of six-year transportation improvement program
428	Resolution authorizing Eric K. Stendal and Patricia A. Nicholson to sign on bank accounts and certificates of deposit
427	Adopts revised six-year street program
426	Adopts joint sphere of influence agreement with Skagit County, finalizing interim agreement adopted under Resolution No. 419
425	Adopts Skagit Regional Solid Waste Management Plan
424	Authorizes application to IAC for park development grant for Byrd Riverfront Park
423	Sale of 1962 Chevrolet dump truck
422	Adopts revised six-year street program
421	Authorizes application for park funding assistance through IAC for outdoor recreation
420	Authorizes settlement of sewer grant audit dispute with Environmental Protection Agency
419	Adopts joint sphere of influence agreement with Skagit County
418	Establishes procedures on purchases between $2,000.00 and $4,000.00
417	Establishes boundaries and public hearing date on Parking L.I.D. (L.I.D. No. 90)
416	Amends garbage rates with respect to senior citizens and city-owned subsidy properties
415	Adopts revised arterial street map
414	Adopts revised six-year street program
413	Establishes boundaries and public hearing date on Downtown Parking L.I.D. (Parking and Business Improvement Area)
412	Resolution increasing garbage rates effective July 1, 1979
411	Formation of L.I.D. No. 88 (UAB project—Talcott Street, Third to Township Street)
410	Formation of L.I.D. No. 89 (UAB project—Sterling Street, Graves to Township Street)
409	Updates petty cash and change funds
408	Adopts revised arterial street map
407	Revises comprehensive six-year street construction program
406	Resolution for safekeeping with Rainier National Bank
405	Amends rates of Sedro-Woolley Union Cemetery
404	Adopts comprehensive sewerage plan
403	Establishes additional rules and regulations for city garbage collection
402	Establishes rates and rules for city garbage collection
401	Establishes and increases petty cash funds
400	Revises six-year street program
399	Skagit River Railway board
398	Recognizes Skagit Corporation
396	Extends property lease term option
395	Adopts revised arterial street map
394	Revises six-year street program
393	Designates disaster relief agent
392	Property lease
391	Sale of surplus property
390	Local improvement district formation
388	Garbage collection service rates and rules
387	Mosquito control district
386	Flood plain management measures
385	Flood plain management measures
384	Disposition of surplus property
383	Local improvement district formation
382	Designates official newspaper
381	Establishes petty cash funds
380	Additions to federal aid secondary system
379	Local improvement district formation
378	Revises six-year street program
376	Confirms solid waste plan
375	Local improvement district formation
374	Employs counsel in connection with general obligation bonds issuance
373	Designates official newspaper
372	Sewerage system bonds
371	Local improvement district formation
370	Local improvement district formation
369	Calls for bids for sewage treatment facilities improvements
368	Authorizes agreement with Burlington Northern, Inc., regarding State Street improvement
367	Resolution clearing title—David E. Larrabee Property
366	Resolution making “within fund” transfers of funds in connection with 1971 budget
365	Approves form of second cooperation agreement between city and housing authority
364	Vacation of portion of Eastern Ave. lying between Moore St. and north line of G N Ry. Co. right-of-way
363	Fixes hearing and petition to vacate portion of street located in Sedro-Woolley—(portion of Munro St.)
362	Six-year street program
361	L.I.D. No. 82—State St. to 11th St. East—Paving
360	L.I.D. No. 81—McGargile Rd.—Township St. (Sewer Ext.)
359	Approves sale of certain real estate owned by City (F & S Grade Road)
358	Resolution vacating a portion of Southern Ave. and a portion of Waldron St.
357	Resolution joining petition for vacation of certain city street known as Southern Ave.
356	Fixes hearing and petition to vacate portion of street located in Sedro-Woolley—(portion of Munro St.)
355	Fixes hearing and petition to vacate portion of street known as Southern Ave.—Located F & S Grade Road
354	Approves and adopts comp. plan and comp. plan map
353	Authorizes execution and delivery to contract with Puget Sound Power & Light
352B	Combined precincts 2 and 3—Now 2
352A	Resolution rural precincts Batey, Sterling and McRae in city precincts
352	Agrees to participate in solid waste
351	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations-Budget 1969
350	New sewerage treatment plant
349	Sanitary landfill
348	Authorizes mayor to sign all documents required and file in an application for a grant for aid in construction of domestic waste treatment facilities to the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
347	Retains council to perform certain services in issuance of general obligation bonds (Fire Hall, Etc.)
346	Review and revision of complete six-year street program (1969)
345	Approves application for housing project
344	Approves form of cooperation agreement
343	Local Improvement District No. 80
342	Approves application for housing project (See John Anderson)
341	Approves form of cooperation agreement between city and housing authority
340	Declares the need for a housing authority in the city
339	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations to the budget for 1968
338	Authorizes submission of a workable plan to the U.S. government
337	Puget Sound P & L street lighting contract
336	Review and revision of complete six-year Street Program (see files 1968)
335	Local Improvement 7th, Bennett & Warner L.I.D. No. 79 (See Pouch)
334	Local Improvement Wicker Road—L.I.D. No. 78 file
333	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations to the budget for 1967
332	Creates rules and regulations for the control, use, operation and management of Sedro-Woolley Union Cemetery
331	Authorizes city to purchase by real estate contract the Sedro-Woolley Union Cemetery from Charles J. Wicker
330	Authorizes and directs mayor to execute a “Skagit Regional Planning Council Agreement”
329	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 77 Warner St. from West Line of Metcalf St. to Eastern Ave. and from E. Line of Eastern Ave. to So. line of State St.
328	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 76 Township St. from Moore St. to Sterling St. and Jameson Ave. from E. line of Township St. to West line of 11th St.
327	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations to the budget for year 1966
326	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 75—Northern Ave. (Township to Ball Ave.)
325	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 74—East Talcott St. (Fr: Township to Railroad)
324	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 72—Northern Ave. (Metcalf St. to Puget St.)
323	Resolution to form L.I.D. No. 73 Metcalf Street from Northern Railway Company’s track to the south of Moore St. (North Metcalf St.)
322	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations to the budget for 1965
321	Requests Skagit Co. Auditor to call a special election for the city on Tuesday November 2, 1965
320	Revises arterial street system for the city
319	Review and revision of comprehensive six-year street program for the city
318	Adopts preliminary six-year park plan
317	Intention of city council of city of S.W. to form an L.I.D. No. 71
316	Retains counsel for certain work in connection with authorization, issuance and sale of general obligation bonds of the city
315	Provides for issuance of bonds L.I.D. No. 70
314	Approves amendatory grant agreement
313	Authorizes transfer of various appropriations to the budget for 1964
312	Accepts work as completed as called for by schedule A of that certain storm sewer construction contract between city of S.W. and Snelson P & H Inc. Project: (APW WASH 15 G)
311	Planning study contributing to an over-all program for future community development—Urban planning (S.W. Planning Comm. Poole Assoc.)
310	Accepts as completed street improvement “Ferry”—Local Improvement District No. 70
309	Accepts work as completed called schedule “B”—Storm sewer const. Erickson Paving Co.
308	Designates Courier Times as official city newspaper
307	Authorizes sale of 100' Third St. to School Dist. No. 101 (old library property)
306	Approves amendatory grant agreement (See APW-Wash-15-g File)
305	Application for federal grant sewer line to the site of the Hospital District Nos. 3 and 4 Public Law 660 - 84th Congress
304	Vacates the Southerly sixteen feet of Railroad St., etc.
303	Accepts proposal of McLean and Company to purchase sewer revenue bonds
302	Retains bond counsel for services in connection with issuance and sale of sewer revenue bonds
301	Calls general election to be held on March 10, 1964
300	Intention to create L.I.D.
299	Transfer of various appropriations to 1963 budget
298	(Not Passed)
297	Adopts arterial street system for the city
296	Comprehensive six-year program for the city
295	L.I.D. No. 70 issuance of bonds and warrants
294	Declares intention of city council to improve certain streets with storm sewers
293	Adopts standard specifications for municipal public works construction
292	Petition by Sedro-Woolley School District No. 101 for vacation of portion of alley
291	Transfer of various appropriations to the 1962 budget
290	Approves proposed annexations of certain property by the city
289	Provides for increase in planned total expenditure for capital improvement project
288	Application to Housing and Home Finance Agency for a grant
287	Formation of L.I.D. for financing and construction of storm sewer system
286	Resolution pertaining to liquor outlets in the city
285	Skagit Corporation filed petition to vacate certain platted property in the city
284	Amends resolution adopted Oct. 9, 1964
283	General election to be held on March 13, 1962
282	Contract with Northern State Hospital for furnishing fire protection to hospital by city’s fire department
281	Adopts six-year plan for arterial street improvement in the city
280	Transfer of various appropriations in 1961 budget for the city
279	Sale of library and grounds to School District No. 101
278	Payment of cost and expenses of newspaper publication of notices
277	Payment of cost and expenses of newspaper publication of notices
276	Acquisition by city of real estate from Robert and Janet Mahaffie
275	Sets forth city’s position on certain proposed legislation pending before 1961 session of Washington State Legislator
274	Transfer of money from operating expense fund to insurance fund for leased cars, 1960
273	Bans sale and use of fireworks in city
272	Fixes vacation time for city employees
271B	Petition to vacate portion of streets and alleys by Skagit Corporation
271A	Calls general election for March 8, 1960
271	Creates advisory council to mayor and city council
270	Transfer of certain funds to meet deficiencies
270K	Conveyance of certain lands to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Studebaker in exchange for certain of their land
270J	Canvassing result of general election held on March 11, 1958
270I	Canvassing results of primary election held on February 11, 1958 and calling general election for March 11, 1958
270H	Land annexed under Ord. No. 582, a portion of Ward 3 for election purposes
270G	Resolution pertaining to liquor outlets in the city
270F	Issuance of bonds for L.I.D. No. 69
270E	Executes modification of agreement between city and G. R. Leischner Construction Co.
270D	Favors passage of legislation authorizing cities to levy sales tax
270C	Transfer of money from street fund to L.I.D. No. 69 construction fund
270B	Transfer of money from sewer construction fund to 1956 sewer revenue bond redemption fund—Ord. No. 553
270A	Application for federal grand for Sewage Treatment Work - Public Law 660
269	Requests rezoning of certain real property from residential zone to light manufacturing zone
268	Requests rezoning of certain area of the city
267	Construction fund for L.I.D. No. 69
266	Authorizes Puget So. Power & Light Co. to file amended returns on occupation taxes and directs payment of refund due
265	Cancels special meeting for June 29, 1956 and directs a new invitation to bid upon sewer project
264	Execution of lease to Harold Studebaker
263	Release of all interest by city in Sewer Line Easement acquired from Will H. Goans
262	Exchange of piece of property owned by city for piece of land owned by Will H. Goans
261	Execution of deed to Chamber of Commerce for real property
260	Petition for vacation of parts of Metcalf and Fidalgo Streets
259	Approval of plans showing grade elevation of overpass on Moore Street
258	Agreement of city with Chamber of Commerce and Willis, Rogers, and Pearson Lumber Company concerning tract of land owned by city
257	Dismissal of condemnation suit against Puget So. Power & Light Co. and Old Colony Trust
256	Canvassing and declaring result of general election held on March 8, 1955
255	General city election to be held on March 8, 1955
254	Altering polling places for primary election to be held on February 8, 1955
253	Primary election to be held on February 8, 1955
252	Petition for vacation of parts of certain streets
251	Petition for vacation of certain streets, alleys, and public ways by Skagit Steel & Iron Works
250	Intention of city to improve certain streets and fixing a time and date for hearing
249	Petition—Vacation of parts of Metcalf Street
248	Employing counsel for certain services in connection with creation of a L.I.D. and issuance of bonds and warrants
247	Petition—Vacation of parts of Metcalf Street
246	Construction of new highway and bridge to and across Skagit River
245	Transfer of money from street development fund project to city building fund for an addition to City Hall
244	Approves proposed merger of Washington Water Power Co. with Puget So. Power & Light Co.
243	Primary election to be held on February 10, 1953
242	Rezoning Block 5 from Public Reserve District to part of Commercial District
241	Execution of warranty deed to Robert D. Hunter for part of Lots 10, 11, 12
240	Grants department of highways right to occupy without cost part of Block 16 for stockpiling fill materials
239	Alters voting precincts to equalize number of voters in precincts
238	Application for permit for Northern Pacific overpass on Moore Street
237	Construction of new overpass on Moore Street by Northern Pacific Railway Company
236	Agreement with state on Moore Street improvement
235	Closing of Moore streets and others during construction on Moore Street and underpass
234	Creation of new building zone in city—“a noncommercial manufacturing zone”
233	Approves underpass on Moore Street as portion of State Highway 1-F
232	Bureau of Public Roads of Department of Commerce desires to construct federal aid project through city
231	Notice of hearing on petition to vacate alley
230	Vacation of alley running East and West through Block 54
229	Fixes time and place of public hearing on assessment roll for L.I.D. No. 69
228	File petition for city for real property in Skagit County
227	Payment of Skagit County tax judgement, interest, and costs on Lots 6, 7 and sale to F. O. Bear
226	Issuance of quit claim deed to Chamber of Commerce
225	Old age and survivors insurance
224	Execution of deed in behalf of Chamber of Commerce for certain real property
223	Execution of deed to J. V. Sapp for certain real property
222	General election to be held on March 13, 1951
221	Transfer of monies from sewer department to city street fund
220	Form L.I.D. for State Street
219	Execution of deed of Lot 20 to Trustees for Local Union No. 592 Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America
218	Fixing fees for services previously rendered and employing counsel for certain services in connection with the issuance and sale of general obligation and sewer revenue bonds of the city
217	Fixing fees for services previously rendered and employing counsel for certain services in connection with the issuance and sale of general obligation and sewer revenue bonds of the city
216	Employing counsel for certain services in connection with issuance and sale of sewer revenue bonds of the city
215	Issuance of quit claim deed to Paul Neilan for Lot 7
214	Execution of deed to Ole and Merle Huseby on Lot 5
213	Execution of L.I.D. deed to Kenneth Tisdelland on Lots 4 and 5
212	Execution of warranty deed of East 14 feet of Lot 12 to Edna Lepper
211	Execution of deed to Marvin D. Suiter for Lot 8
210	Execution of deed to Henry Pfabe for Lot 10
209	Execution of deed to Ole Huseby for Lot 7
208	Execution of deed to Ola Harang for Lot 8
207	Execution of deed to Homer Rhodes for Lots 21, 22, 23
206	Purchase of bonds from L.I.D. No. 46 from funds in special revolving fund created by Ord. No. 451
205	Purchase of L.I.D. bonds not covered by Guaranty Law fund, from monies in special revolving fund created by Ord. No. 451
204	Purchase of warrants Nos. 13 and 14 of L.I.D. No. 64 from monies in special revolving fund created by Ord. No. 451
203	Vacation of portion of an unnamed street between Blocks 5 and 31
202	Vacation of all that portion of an unnamed street, between Blocks 5 and 31.
201	General election to be held on December 5, 1944
200	Vacation of street and alleys
199	Primary election to be held on November 7, 1944
198	Issuance of quit claim deed to Lot 18 to Percy R. Banks
197	Adoption of rules for use and operation of Clear Lake public park and beach
196	Issuance of deed to Lots 10, 11, 12 to Ira Todd
195	Issuance of correction deed to C. C. Thomas
194	Sale of city Lots 11, 12, 13 to G. O. Huyge
193	Issuance of quit claim deed to Marine National Company
192	City attorney to satisfy and release the judgment of foreclosure secured by city—Superior Court Case No. 14,150
191	Sale of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 5—16 to Skagit Steel, & Iron Works
190	Sale of Lot 10 to Ira Lade
189	Sale of Lot 8 to D. Struss
188	General election to be held on December 8, 1942
187	Sale of Block 24 to A. E. Thomas and V. E. Thomas
186	Conveyance of all interest of city in Block 24 to Archie E. Thomas
185	Execution of deed to Lot 20 to K. T. Sherman
184	Conveyance of all interest of city in Block 54 to Union High School District No. 4
183	Conveyance of all interest of city in Block 7 to Cecil C. Thomas
182	Conveyance of all interest of city in Block 7 to Cecil C. Thomas
181	City set up funds for maintenance, construction, and overhead for street repairs
180	Issues quit claim deed to Lot 4 to N. Chapin
179	School board of Union High School District No. 4 to call election to provide funds for vocational school
178	Construction of highway over route known as Pacific Highway 1-A from Bothell to Sumas
177	City clerk as agent of city in connection with improvement of Bingham Park and Library Grounds
176	Improvement of part of Jameson Street by Skagit Corporation
175	Improvement of certain streets by Skagit Corporation
174	Execute quit claim deed to A. L. Hoyt for part of Plate No. 1.
173	Sale of Block 31 to S. E. Childs, G. Johnson, and Sedro Ice and Cold Storage Company
172	Set up formal program for expenditures of money—Department of highways requests
171	Application for membership in Puget Sound Regional Planning Commission
170	Transfer of money from current expense to park fund
169	Execution of quit claim deeds of Block 101 to W. Goad and J. R. Hammack
168	Alteration of precincts to equalize number of voters in respective precincts
167	Calls for special election to vote on tax levy of five mills on all real and personal property within the city
166	Funds for maintenance, construction, and overhead for street repairs
165	Request for new election precincts
164	General election (biennial) 1940
163	Application for new crossing over railroad tracks at intersection with Pacific St.
162	Foreclosure L.I.D. No. 39 and sale to J. L. LaPlant
161	Foreclosure L.I.D. No. 39 and sale of property to J. L. LaPlant
160	Giving deed to Emma Benson for property
159	Compensation of city dog pound master
158	Foreclosure L.I.D. No. 55 and sale to A. G. Mosier
157	City unable to perform repair and maintenance of streets and director of highways is requested to perform such repairs
156	Sale of certain land to Emma Benson
155	Condolences—Councilman Emmerson Hammer
154	Foreclosure L.I.D. Nos. 35 and 46
153	Annexation of territory, voting precincts—Ord. No. 405
152	Revision of resolution setting up funds available for the period for maintenance and construction overhead
151	Issuance of deed correcting description of deed issued to S. S. and Hazel McIntyre
150	Outlining highway program
149	Association of Washington Cities to investigate cost of fire insurance for city property
148	Complaint to P.U.D. for better fire protection for mills
147	Rectified error of L.I.D. Nos. 33 and 34—Foreclosure and sale to Sedro Land Company
146	Foreclosure of L.I.D. No. 62 and sale of property to Gilmer of Moen
145	Foreclosure L.I.D. Nos. 63 and 39
144	Sale of Lots 15-16 Block 15 to Carl F. Vogel
143-A	Complaint and suit against Public Utility District No. 1 for Skagit County
143	Meeting for hearing on petition of abutting owners to vacate portion of Rita Street
142	Foreclosure L.I.D. Nos. 39 and 41
141	L.I.D. No. 39 sale to Lawrence LaPlant
140	City contract with Parker & Hill Engineers
139	Foreclosure L.I.D. No. 39
138	L.I.D. No. 39 sale to Lawrence LaPlant
137	Execution of quit claim deed of city to C.E. Bingham & Co.
136	Opposition of city to increase in occupation tax and imposition of gross income tax
135	Option of city to enter or decline to enter Skagit County or other P.U.D. with electors of municipal corporation concerned
134	Foreclosure of L.I.D. Nos. 48—55 and 60 and sale
133	Conveyance by deed of a parcel of land of city to C. E. Bingham
132	Application by mayor for revocable license permitting city to keep concrete sidewalk
131	Sale of land held in trust for L.I.D. No. 56
130	Condolences—Councilman Ray A. Leeman
129	City council opposed issuance of additional liquor licenses
128	Condolences—Councilman Enouch B. Benson
127	City started street fund for construction and maintenance
126	City unable to perform repair and maintenance of its streets upon which expenditure may be authorized by director of highways
125	Wedding anniversary congratulations—Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bingham
124	Foreclosure on lien L.I.D. No. 54 and sale of premises to C.E. Bingham & Co.
123	Cause No. 14150 redeemed premises from foreclosure of liens
122	Use of funds for street construction and maintenance
121	Drainage ditches-Drainage District No. 14
120	Foreclosure on lien L.I.D. Ord. No. 310
119	Membership association of Washington cities
118	Public hearing amended assessment Roll L.I.D. No. 48
117	Assessment of omitted property from Ord. 229
116	Sufficient revenue for proper fire and police protection
115	Construction of Ruby Dam
114	Purchase of old mission garage property
113	Hearing supplemental assessment Roll L.I.D. No. 48
112	Bone Bill-Senate Bill No. 129
111	Condolence-Councilman Forest J. Atterberry
110	Gasoline tax allocation to incorporated cities
109	City election
108	Designation of one or more banks as depository by city treasurer
107	Replacement of main trunk sewer
106A	List of lots or tracts in state of disrepair
106	Creation of sewer replacement fund
105	Appointment of chief of police
104	Sale of real estate to E. G. Abbott
103	Lease of real estate to Washington Forest Fire Association
102	Municipal election
101	Completion of construction of new city hall
dated 3/25/1940	Authorizes sale of lots 5 and 6, block 16, town of Sedro to Emma Benson by real estate contract
100	Conveyance of certain real estate to James Boyle
99	Conveyance of certain real estate to Gustaf Gilbertson
98	Conveyance of certain real estate to Joseph Manley
97	Grants right-of-way for an underground steam pipe with necessary covering and connections
96	Sale and conveyance of certain real estate to Lyman State Bank
95	Sale and conveyance of certain real estate to Sedro Land Company
94	Acceptance of the offer or bid of the state of Washington to purchase issues of general obligation bonds of the city of Sedro-Woolley
93	Sale and conveyance of certain real estate to Enos E. Cudmore
92	Purchase of certain real estate situated in Skagit County by the city of Sedro-Woolley
91	Conveyance of certain real estate to Ernesto Santangelo
90	Publication of notice calling for bids for the furnishing of all labor and material for the construction of the new city hall or city building
89	Publication of notice regarding the sale of two issues of negotiable bonds of the city of Sedro-Woolley
88	Election board appointments
87	Expresses sorrow in the loss of the late George W. Stevens, former city marshal and chief of police, and expresses appreciation of the faithful public service rendered during his terms of office
86	Sale and conveyance of certain property to Ellen T. Donnelly
85	Conditional sale contract between city and Enos E. Cudmore
84	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate part of Bennett Street in the city of Sedro-Woolley
83	Sale and conveyance of certain property to H. L. Devin
82	Sale and conveyance of certain property to Theodore Jensen
81	Publication of notice relating to bond issuance
80	Municipal election to be held on the 4th day of December, 1928
79	Conveyance of certain property to the Memorial Hospital Association
78	Expresses appreciation for the able, constructive and generous public service rendered to the city by the late F. A. Douglass, former mayor and councilman
77	Alley improvement
76	Alley improvement
75	Municipal election to be held on the 7th day of December, 1926
74	Execution of quit claim deed conveying to D. M. Donnelly and Mary A Donnelly certain lots, tracts, or parcels of land in Skagit County
73	Alley improvement
72	Alley improvement
71	Corrects assessment roll of Block 101 The Town of Sedro
70	Street vacation
69	Rescinds Res. 68
68	Street vacation
67	Alley improvement
66	Alley improvement
65	Municipal bond
64	Street and avenue improvement
63	Avenue improvement
62	Ratification of plans for extension of sewer system of the city of Sedro-Woolley
61	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley to be held on the 2nd day of December, 1924
60	Alley improvement
59	Alley improvement
58	Street improvement
57	Alley improvement
56	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley to be held on the 5th day of December, 1922
55	Accepts grant of easement for a sewer over and across the right-of-way of the Great Northern Railway Company
54	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate part of Waldron Street in the town of Woolley, in the city of Sedro-Woolley
53	Alley improvement
52	Street improvement
51	Issuance of duplicate warrants Nos. 20, 21 and 22, on Local Improvement Fund District No. 40
50	Authority to purchase any materials, supplies, or other things for the city
49	Issuance of duplicate warrants Nos. 28 to 34 on Local Improvement District Fund No. 49, in lieu of warrants so stolen
48	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley to be held on the 7th day of December, 1920
47	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate all of Lincoln Street in the West Addition to the town of Woolley
46	Dismissal of action of city against J. T. Post et al. involving foreclosure of pretended lien for local improvements
45	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate part of Rita Street in the town of Woolley
44	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate part of Rita Street in the town of Woolley
43	Issuance of refunding bonds and payment of one-half percent interest omitted by mistake from said refunding bonds
42	Avenue improvement
41	Street improvement
40	Street and avenue improvement
39	Rescinds Resolution No. 38 relating to improvement of State Street and other streets and avenues
38	Street and avenue improvement
37	Rescinds Resolution No. 36 relating to improvement of Central Avenue and other streets and avenues in the city
36	Street and avenue improvement
35	Calls for legislative action so that charges for premiums for fire insurance may be regulated by law
34	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley to be held on the 3rd day of December, 1918
33	Street improvement
32	Alley improvement
31	Fixes time and place of hearing for petition to vacate the property abutting on the part of Elgin Street, portion of Munro Street, and on alley in Block 13, town of Woolley
30	Street improvement
29	Street improvement
28	Street improvement
27	Alley improvement
26	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley on the 5th day of December, 1916
25	Resolution urging and recommending all voters within the city of Sedro-Woolley to vote against the Public Service Utilities measure, known as Referendum Measure No. 7
24	Grants unto Chataqu Executive Committee of the Sedro-Woolley Commercial Club the full and exclusive right and privilege to grant permits and licenses for the use of streets and public grounds of the city of Sedro-Woolley
23	Fixes date and time of hearing for petition to vacate parts of Fidalgo Street and Second Street in the city of Sedro-Woolley
22	Street improvement
21	Rescinds Resolution No. 20 relating to improvement of Third Street, Jameson Avenue and other streets in the city of Sedro-Woolley
20	Street and avenue improvement
19	Rescinds Resolution No. 18 relating to improvement of Third Street and other streets and avenues in the city of Sedro-Woolley
18	Intention of city council to order the improvement of Third Street, Jameson Avenue, Township Street, Sixth Street, Talcott Street, Nelson Street and Bennett Street
17	Deletion of street assessment on and against Lot Eight of Block Eighteen of the Town of Sedro from the records of the county treasurer of Skagit County
16	Issuance of bonds on account of Local Improvement District Fund, District No. 35 to redeem the balance of outstanding warrants against said fund
15	Deletion of assessment against Lots Four and Five of Block Twenty-one of the town of Woolley
14	Issuance of bonds against Local Improvement Fund District No. 35 to redeem the balance of outstanding warrants against said fund
13	Petition to use all honorable means to have a portion of Mt. Baker in Whatcom County, Washington set apart as and for a National Park and Playground
12	Issuance of bonds in Local Improvement District No. 35 for the improvement of State Street in the city of Sedro-Woolley
11	General municipal election in the city of Sedro-Woolley to be held on the 7th day of December, 1915
10	Alley improvement
9	Payment to the county commissioners of Skagit County of one-half of the cost and expense of paving the County Road or Street known as State Street
8	Appropriation of certain amount for the maintenance of the Carnagie Library in the city of Sedro-Woolley
7	Street improvement
6	Street improvement
5	Street improvement
4	Street improvement
3	Creation of a Local Improvement Assessment District embracing part of State Street in the city of Sedro-Woolley
2	Accepts and approves the conveyance made by Sedro Land Company
1	Accepts and approves the conveyance tendered by Sedro Land Company for and on behalf of the city
dated 10/27/1913	Issuance of bonds for Local Improvement District No. 27
dated 10/13/1913	Alley improvement
dated 9/22/1913	Alley improvement
dated 8/11/1913	Street improvement
dated 8/1913	Sets date and time for hearing of petition to vacate part of alley running north and south in Block Eleven of the re-plat of Junction Addition to Sedro
dated 6/9/1913	Alley improvement
dated 5/1913	Alley improvement
dated 1913	Intention of the city to raise funds for the maintenance and support of a free public library
dated 1913	Street improvement
dated 12/22/1912	Alley improvement
dated 11/1912	Resolution providing for general municipal election in the city for the year 1912
dated 11/13/1911	Resolution providing for general municipal election in the city for the year 1911
dated 1911	Extension of contract between Skagit Improvement Co. and the city of Sedro-Woolley
dated 3/14/1910	Contract between Skagit Improvement Co. and the city of Sedro-Woolley
dated 2/28/1910	Contract between Skagit Improvement Co. and the city of Sedro-Woolley
dated 7/8/1907	Street improvement