A RESOLUTION relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation; authorizing the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation to act as the authorized representative/agent on behalf of The City of Seattle and to legally bind The City of Seattle with respect to certain projects for which the City seeks grant funding assistance managed through the Recreation and Conservation Office.
Not a problem. Agenda item four Resolution 31 950 relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation, authorizing the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation to act as the authorized representative of the agent on behalf of the city. Seattle and legally five the City of Seattle with respect to certain projects for which the city seeks wrapped funding assistance managed through the Recreation and Conservation Office. Madam Clerk, I apologize for reading, asking you to read the wrong item. I was distracted by one very cute baby over here, and so I apologize for that. I will move to adopt resolution 31950. Is there a second? It's been moved and seconded to adopt the resolution. Councilmember Suarez, you are the prime sponsor of this resolution, so I will recognize you so that you can address the item. Thank you. This legislation authorizes the State Department of Parks and Recreation Superintendent to security to submit grant applications to the State of Washington Recreation and Conservation Office, to argue for state funding assistance. This resolution is routine. We've done it many times and required as part of the formal RCO grant application process. Parks and Rec applies for our RCO grant each year. And has a strong success rate in securing additional funding for planned capital projects. The 2020 Dale Parks and Rec will complete 11 RCO applications for a total of $6,120,860. The RCO grants require a local match and will fund only projects that are included in an adopted plan. You know, Parks and Rec required matching funds for the projects appropriated in the Parks and REC 2016 2021 Capital Improvement Program RCO will announce the grant awarded at recommendations in January 2021, but the actual grant awards will not be contracted until. July two, fall of 2021. The money will support currently unfunded project elements program capital projects. The share of the public? Asked the Native Communities Committee. I recommend council adopt Resolution 31950. Accountable. I'm sorry. Council Bill. 119. Put the wrong number here. I apologize. It's resolution. 31950. Yeah, resolution. Yeah, I was. It was wrong. I apologize. We. Yeah. I'm sorry. Resolution 31950. I was reading last the last pages. AUDIENCE Thank you. Got it. Okay. Colleagues, any additional comments on the resolution? Yeah, I don't see anybody raising their hands. So I would ask that the court please call the role on the adoption of the resolution. Whereas by. Lois. I hear, Alice. I must get to. Must to. Peterson. I so want. I. Strauss. I. Herbold. I. President Gonzalez. I ain't in favor and unopposed. Thank you so much. The resolution is adopted and the chair will sign it. Asked the clerk, Please affix my signature to the legislation. Now we can go to agenda item five. Will the clerk please read that item into the record? Agenda Item five Appointment 1585 Appointment of Karen Grandison as Member Committee Technology Advisory Board for Term two December 31st, 2021.