AN ORDINANCE authorizing the General Manager/CEO of Seattle Public Utilities to execute a memorandum of agreement between The City of Seattle and the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe for the transfer and curation of the Chester Morse Collection; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
the rest of the block face was rezone. The reason would facilitate the development of 127 Union apartment building with ground floor retail. The PLUS Committee recommended amended this application to increase the MTA requirements to the correct level, which would require 9% of the units be affordable or the developer pay $20 per square foot. Oh. I moved to a grant while I moved to Grant Clark file 314359 as condition. Very good. Any other questions or comments? So those in favor of granting the petition as conditions please vote i. I. Those opposed vote no. The motion carries. The chair was signed. The findings, conclusions and decision of the Council. Please read the next item. The Report of the City Council Agenda Item nine Council Bill 119 651 Relating to land use and zoning amending Chapter 23.32% Miss Baker to Page 1661, the committee recommends a steep scuse me no recommendation. Because we're in Pacheco. So this is the council bill associated with the previous contract reason it just grants the reason and accepts the property use and development agreement. Very good. Any questions or comments? I'll move to pass Council Bill 119651. Is there a second, please? Called the rule on the passage of the bill. Whereas Mosquera O'Brien Pacheco. Sergeant Major Gonzalez Herbold, President Harrell high five in favor not. Opposed. Bill passed in show side. Three 1010. And 11 place. Customer base of your vote in. Council member back can you call the roll on the can you extend the roll on the passage of the bill. Six in favor and. Unopposed. There we go now filibuster for me can you can you read items ten and 11 into the record. Agenda items 1011 council vote 119 649 approving confirming the plan of Roman place in portions of the southwest quarter in the southwest quarter, section 22. Can we excuse me, agenda item 11 clear file 314378 for you Unit Lot Subdivision Application of Black Hawk Investment LLC to subdivide one person to 14 unit lots and 5930 636 Avenue South . From Pacheco. Colleagues, this is the final plat approval ordinance of the 14 unit Raymond Place Subdivision in the Othello neighborhood. Our action today follows CCI permit approvals, preliminary plat approval by the hearing examiner, development of the project and final review by Stsci. As done as I confirm that all conditions have been met and recommend that Council grant final approval. This is the property located at 5936 36th Avenue South in Othello, a half block west of MLK Way. It's approximately 13,329 square feet. Originally zoned for low rise three was rezone under MHRA to neighborhood commercial two with a 75 foot height limit. And it's dividing the two lots into 14 lots for townhouses with vehicular access provided through an alley. Thank you very much. And you describe both the bill and the clerk following your description, correct? The clerk bill. Yes. So we have the bill and the clerk filed those. Both were read in the right. Okay. So I'll take them individually. So on the council, Bill 119649i will move to pass counts. Bill 119649. I can't move the second act. Please call the roll on the passage of the bill. Whereas Macheda O'Brien Pacheco so on. By John Gonzalez Herbold President Harrell. I. Seven in favor and unopposed. Bill pass and show sign it I will move to accept and file clerk file 314378. Those in favor of accepting and filing the clerk file, please vote i i. Those oppose vote no. The motion carries the Clark file has been accepted and filed. Very good. So please read items 12 through 16. Agenda items 12 through 16 appointments 1433 1434 Appointment of Twila minor as members of the Housing Authority Board of Commissioners for a term two September 30th, 2022 appointment. Michael Diaz as members of Housing Authority Board of Commissioners return to March 20th, 2023. A re appointment of Robert de Crutchfield and Paul Purcell as members of a housing authority board for Term two December 1st, 2022, and reappointment of Gerald Smiley as Member Sale Housing Authority Board for Term two March 19th, 2023. The committee recommends that these appointments be confirmed. Kathryn Pacheco. Colleagues, these are five appointments to the Seattle Housing Authority Board of Commissioners. Their appointment packets are in the agenda items and we are hoping to get full approval of the five appointments. Councilmember Mesquita, would you like to make some comments, too? Sure. We have to do. Thank you, Councilmember Pacheco, for your support. These are the five appointments to the Seattle Housing Authority Board that came through the Housing, Health, Energy and Workers Rights Committee. The first is appointment of Twila Miner as a member. She is an exemplary saris. She provides an exemplary service to the community as a member of the Denise Harris community. She runs the Feeding Ministry at Greater Mount. Bigger Church, is an active volunteer for emergency feeding programs of Seattle and King County and collects donations to help stock the emergency feeding warehouse for the last five years. She's been a resident of the Seattle Housing Authority since 2001. The appointment of Michael Diaz is coming before us, as well as a new member. Michael was formerly an employee of Plymouth Housing Group, where he oversaw the rental housing office and has been a resident of the Seattle housing authorities in 2006. And then we have three reappointment, the reappointment of Robert Crutchfield as member for his second term, serving on the authority board. He was an adjunct professor at the School of Social Work at the University of Washington and Honorary Professor of the School of Social Sciences at the University of Queensland, Australia. We have the reappointment of Paul Purcell, who would be serving for his second term as well. He is a founder and strategic advisor of the Beacon Development Group, where he has overseen development of over 80 projects totaling about $900 million of investments in affordable housing for clients across Washington. And finally, the reappointment of Gerald Smiley. This would be Gerald's second term. He's a laborer from Local 242 organizes with the Northwest Regional Organizing Coalition and Labors Local 242 and is the owner of Big League Prep Free Mobile App, where he provides training for youth coaches. And he is a Puget Sound State Board member committee. Recommends appointments of 1430 through 1434 be confirmed. All right. Any other comments on any of these appoint appointments? Those in favor of confirming the appointments. Please vote i. I. Those opposed vote no. The motion carries and the appointments are confirmed. Please read the reports of the Civic Development, Public Assets and Native Communities Committee. The Report of the Civic Development, Public Assets and Native Communities Committee Agenda Item 17 Casper 119 648 Relating to Seattle Parks and Recreation authorizing superintendent to amend the existing ten year lease with the Seattle Children's Play Garden to add a third additional extended term of five years. Committee recommends the bill pass. Councilmember Suarez. Great. Thank you, madam clerk. As you stated, this is a parks bill that authorizes superintendent to amend the existing. Ten year lease. This program opens more recreational opportunities for children with physical challenges essentially located at Coleman PLAYFIELD, which is an ideal place for specialized recreational facility development. Public assets in their communities can be recommends for council passed this ordinance. Thank you, councilman. Words. Any questions or comments? Please call the rule on the passage of the bill. Whereas I must get out. Hi, O'Brien, Chaco. I so want Major Gonzalez Herbal President Harold Hi. Six in favor and opposed. Bill passenger side please read the next agenda item short title. Agenda item 18 Council Bill 119 655 related to the Seattle monorail approving a letter of agreement between the Seattle Monorail Services LLC and the Sale Center Department. Can we recommend the bill passes? Amended gets been worse. Thank you. If we could all sing the monorail song from The Simpsons as I read this, that would be great. This would approve a letter of agreement between Seattle. Monorail Services and Seattle Center. It would authorize the call center director to negotiate to execute an amendment to the monorail concession agreement. The biggest piece of this for me is the implementation of the Oracle program as an option to use on the monorail, which will begin October 2019, I sponsored an amendment that requires Director Dellums to report back. To committee to finalize the agreement. If I don't. Like the agreement. So Development, Public Assets and Native Communities Committee recommends full council pass council bill 119655 as amended. Thank you. There's any questions or comments. Councilwoman back quickly. Thank you, councilmember suarez wonderful job on this. I want to acknowledge robert nelms and and tom al brough. I think at one point we I know this went on for a very long time. And I think at one point we just suggested throw the lawyers out of the room and have a beer summit since 2014. And it worked. So anyway, thank you for your help. Yep. Got it done. Good. Those are our comments. Let's call the roll on the passage of the bill. Whereas. I must get to O'Brien. Pacheco. So on Mencia. Gonzalez Herbold. President Herald High seven in favor nine opposed. The bill passed. And Cheryl Simon, please read the agenda. Item number 19. Agenda item 19. Council Bill 119 647 authorizing the general manager, CEO of Seattle Public Utilities to execute a memorandum of agreement between the City of Seattle and the Michael Shute Indian tribe. Can we recommend that the bill passed? That's been us. Thank you. And as Madam Clerk stated this an ordinance to execute a memorandum of agreement. The city owns. A collection of 12,000 artifacts and obtained between 1986 and 1989 as part of the Cultural Resource Mitigation Plan developed for safety improvements to the Cedar Masonry Dam and construction. The collection contains artifacts like projectile points, cause cobblestones, flakes and fire altered rock, representing approximately 10,000 years of human habitation. The Indian tribe desires to. Obtain house and maintain nine pieces. That hold historic and cultural significance for the Moccasin nation and other tribes in the region. The Committee recommends Council. Full Council Pass Council. Bill 119647. Think you can summarize any questions or comments? Now please call the role on the passage of the bill. Whereas I must get to O'Brien. Pacheco. Sergeant Bagshaw. Gonzalez. Purple President Harrell High seven in favor not opposed.