AN ORDINANCE relating to the City Light Department; accepting various easements for overhead and underground electrical rights in King County, Washington; placing said easements under the jurisdiction of the City Light Department; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
Very good. So please read the next agenda item into the record. To the report of the Energy Environment Committee. Agenda Item 14 Constable 119 162 relating to the satellite department, excepting various easements for overhead and underground electrical rights in King County, Washington, and placing set easements under the jurisdiction of the city lt department and ratify and confirm Research and Parks Committee recommends the bill pass. Councilmember Gonzalez, thanks you for pinch hitting. Thank you. Council Bill 119162 is routine legislation. City Light requires that the owner of a new or altered electrical service obtain the utility easement for the city of Seattle. Whenever city light conductors must pass over under or through the property of another person. Or when service equipment such as poles or vaults must be located either on the property being served or the property of a third person. This Council bill accepts many of those easements bundled together into one bill for efficiency. The Energy and Environment Committee recommends Council pass this Council bill and as Lynn described it from City Light. If we want to deliver electricity to homes, we have to say yes to this bill. Well, that sums it up. Any further questions? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Thanks. John Gonzalez in purple. Hi, Johnson. Let's get to I O'Brien. Hi, President Harrell. Hi. Seven in favor and unopposed. The bill passed and chair of the Senate. Please read the short title for agenda item number 15.