City Council Meeting - October 6, 2026

At the October 6, 2026, Shelton City Council meeting, the council approved Resolution 1459-0926 accepting the final plat for the 41-lot Cedar Point subdivision and authorizing the mayor to sign it. The development’s roads, sidewalks, storm drainage, water and sewer infrastructure were reported as installed or nearing completion; the plat approval allows the lots to be recorded and home construction to proceed. This was a land-development approval, not a city procurement or contract award. The council also approved a partner agreement supporting Mason County Stands Together against domestic violence; no purchase amount was stated.

Public comment focused heavily on the proposed food truck ordinance, with speakers raising concerns about regulation, inspections and fair, consistent enforcement. The council agreed to postpone consideration until November to allow more research, and staff said they were incorporating additional county health department comments into the materials. Timberland Regional Library presented its proposed November 3 levy measure, which would raise the rate from 22 to 35 cents per $1,000 of assessed value; the estimated Mason County impact was $43 annually for a median-value home. The presentation described potential effects on library staffing, hours, collections and facilities, but the council took no action on the levy. No procurement activity was identified.