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Jim Kelly, city staff, told the council the change order covers moving the water main “away from the PUD poles that were not relocated yet” and repositioning the water main farther from sanitary sewers so the force main could be moved into the street. Kelly said the additional work allowed the contractor to remain productive and avoid standby charges: “we had to keep the contractor busy so, otherwise we would have just been charged with a delay of you know delay of work.”

Heather Logan, council member, questioned whether the change order reflected unforeseen conditions in the original scope; Kelly explained the relocation was partly coordinated with delayed pole resetting by the PUD and was needed to preserve schedule and avoid paying for idle crews. Kelly estimated the project will be completed in June.

Kelly also reported project phase status: Phase 1 is complete from SR 530 to Ronning Road; Phase 2 is between Ronning Road and 60 Seventh Drive. He said Phase 3 was to start during the week of the meeting but was delayed after crews discovered archaeological artifacts, specifically arrowheads, that required consultation with the tribal scribe and state authorities. Kelly said staff are meeting with the scribe and the state and do not anticipate a violation or fine because the city has been responsive to concerns.

No formal motion or vote on Change Order No. 2 is recorded in the transcript excerpt. The matter was presented during the workshop and discussed between Kelly and council members with questions and clarifications recorded.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Arlington Council Workshop - April 14th, 2025 6:00 PM","oneSentenceSummary","City staff described Change Order No. 2 on the 200 and Eleventh Place improvement project as a modification to water-main relocation intended to keep the contractor on schedule while utility and pole work is completed.","taxTitle","Arlington City, Snohomish County, Washington","taxId",71111,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6274261,"Arlington City staff presents Phase 3 airport fiber installation; $599,962 contract requested",68,228000,296000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2993757-50e9c7f40fbf50e4afa51da5506542ef&start=228&end=296","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2993757-50e9c7f40fbf50e4afa51da5506542ef/thumbnail_228000.jpg","/articles/6274261/Arlington-City/Snohomish-County/Washington/Arlington-City-staff-presents-Phase-3-airport-fiber-installation-599962-contract-requested","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6274261-e405940e2db59c9de12ea37efcbe24b0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771186014&Signature=SY2l4QRbnw~aCdGDUgIWM3vX721-u0jQwIbod1tY5lsblJoXPYIzmlwxsXujfWcv2n5kTimhqlQEEBzK~HIEg4y9jz0OXeSX~txSuPFFX6BJwtRf1SfsCspkJPAdZXRhgRCJIxxPGl65ygRjMfC4npor9SOQ05ErD1HhKYPss5x2MSwB~PoUxQOkDKutMPW-ek1ab4OLc8Ug3Vr9j~aNCZBKGr0-bKNWaiOj0QvddtxKJhLC4plrsjGNHqZJWJBvW5RvUhpWKV4kZduN81XrMsGRFZHDO9nAeax~6bgSBTm8KvYS~EJOPfnQcUZw6He8nDjsQp3eu9CgJneqW~tGyw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Arlington City airport staff requested council approval for a contract to install Phase 3 of a fiber network at the Arlington airfield, telling the council the one-time contract is for $599,962 and the work will finish in 2025.

Monroe, airport staff, told the council, “airport staff is requesting approval for the contract for the airport installation Phase 3 with Canon Companies in the amount of $599,962. The project was approved as part of the airport's biannual budget and will be completed in 2025.” The staff presentation said fiber installation will improve internet service and security for tenants and businesses located throughout the airfield.

The presentation said the city’s information technology department will fund a portion of the project to align with long-term IT goals, and staff said funds became available after several airport projects were deemed no longer necessary and those funds were rolled over to cover the Phase 3 work. Monroe also referenced prior council action: the first two phases were previously approved under a single state contract and a contract with Canon Companies was approved by the council on Feb. 18 of this year for those phases.

Council members did not record substantive questions or a formal vote on Phase 3 in the transcript excerpt. Monroe asked if there were any questions; none were recorded. The transcript shows this item presented during the workshop portion of the meeting, with no additional motions or decisions on the record regarding execution of the Phase 3 contract.

Background: Monroe said the first two phases included fiber installations on the south side of the airfield. Staff stated the Phase 3 scope was revised after earlier work, which delayed contract execution on the new scope. The presentation framed the Phase 3 work as part of a multi-phase program to extend fiber to improve connectivity and security for airport tenants.

No timeline for contract signature or vendor start date was recorded in the transcript. The presentation noted only that the project will be completed in 2025 and that part of the cost will be borne by the city’s IT department and by funds rolled from other airport projects.","City airport staff described a planned Phase 3 fiber installation at the Arlington airfield and requested council approval of a $599,962 contract with Canon Companies, saying the work is budgeted and scheduled for completion in 2025. Council discussion was limited and no formal vote on the contract is recorded in the transcript.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6274252,"Resident raises concerns about lines in sky; city staff says airspace not under city control",77,736000,813000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2993757-50e9c7f40fbf50e4afa51da5506542ef&start=736&end=813","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2993757-50e9c7f40fbf50e4afa51da5506542ef/thumbnail_736000.jpg","/articles/6274252/Arlington-City/Snohomish-County/Washington/Resident-raises-concerns-about-lines-in-sky-city-staff-says-airspace-not-under-city-control","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6274252-beb1ffc4ce1f012dd6d6c8e4bf6fa347/orig.mp4?Expires=1771186014&Signature=LjF76bVtpRaHutVisZ-vwxHYLj9FlbgrCForjLkQ5hAtcsPIbxHL7VnzJBvBETiCxJzCFX6lPvpekjHiS6QzNnNJhl8pIlVaBG16GRaoLtApc4NIMmJZtcZzDpsY3hwPIp6csd3aoiedw4jHNZrO0HVZHiQhAY7ay6LUvFMCXWXMLHEJj2lfjwFZQTj4lOvnYNnovMux50j--ShSB-CGGXhzePTOe9FDUpktw~LswCZiEKkx2AllxsgR2xhNCzA6C0v4~atzlYf9q5g0VUBauitLm9tk0SsdkjEE36Bwr1onp3AHnZdMUNV1KSAHj6rhifAATbaQKE5KJrEKdGbl7A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A resident urged the council to look into changes in daytime sky appearance and possible aerial activity, saying the altered skies worry residents and could affect air quality and solar-panel output. City staff replied that cities do not control airspace and suggested regional air-quality agencies as the appropriate contacts.

Dawn Scarcello, who identified herself as living in unincorporated areas but spending time in Arlington and working in Arlington, told the council she had been \"looking into something\" and that many people she spoke with were concerned about \"the stuff that's going on in the skies.\" Scarcello said the sky used to be blue and that at about \"3PM or ish\" the sky would grow hazy with lines left by planes; she referred to terms she had seen such as \"chemtrails\" and \"cloud seeding\" and said she believed the phenomenon was making the sky \"kind of a pale white.\" She also said, \"I think it affects our air quality\" and suggested the council look into the issue.

A city staff member responded that municipalities do not control airspace and that if the concern is pollution-related, \"Puget Sound Clean Air, Department of Ecology would be ones to start with.\" The transcript records no further staff action or formal direction to investigate; the exchange occurred during the public-comment portion of the meeting.

The transcript contains no data, sampling or analysis to support or refute the claim that aerial activity described by the commenter is changing local air quality or solar-panel performance. Staff guidance in the meeting was limited to directing residents to regional air-quality authorities.","A member of the public asked whether Arlington has a policy on suspected aerial spraying and changing sky conditions. City staff responded that municipalities do not control airspace and suggested contacting regional air-quality agencies. The commenter cited worries about air quality, solar-panel performance and local vegetation.","actionData","errors"]

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