AN ORDINANCE relating to the City-owned property located at 702 Roy Street in a portion of Lot 4, Block 2, Eden Addition to the City of Seattle; laying off, opening, widening, extending, and establishing a portion of Roy Street; and placing the property under the jurisdiction of the Seattle Department of Transportation.
The Report of the Sustainability and Transportation Committee Agenda Item 29 Council 119608 Billing to the city owned property located at 702 Roy Street, the committee recommends the bill passed. Councilmember O'Brien. Thank you. So this is the piece of legislation that I'm going to propose we hold. I'll speak to just briefly. This was a bill that passed out of committee that would have converted some of the Mercer block. I did maybe a couple square feet back to public right away. I believe it was a bit of a cleanup that they found later. My understanding is the department or the executive and the real estate company prefer instead of doing this, doing a permanent easement. And so that will be a different way that they will deal with that. So I'm going to go ahead and move. I'm sorry. Let me get my thing here. I mean, a move that we indefinitely hold. Council Bill 11960 8 seconds. It's been moved and seconded that we hold the bill indefinitely. If the rules require any other questions or comments. Those in favor of the motion please vote I. I oppose. The ayes have it. That. That. Item is held this please read agenda item number 30 into the record. The short title. Agenda item 30 cancel 119609 link to certain city owned properties located in the South Lake Union neighborhood and declaring them as surplus to the city's needs. The committee recommends the bill passes amended.