AN ORDINANCE relating to the transfer of City property located at 525 North 85th Street; authorizing the conveyance of the property to the Phinney Neighborhood Association, a Washington non-profit corporation, consistent with the intent of Resolution 31856 and to provide for the continued delivery of social services; making findings of fact about the consideration for the transfer; superseding Resolution 31837 for the purposes of this ordinance; and authorizing the Director of Finance and Administrative Services or designee to execute and deliver documents necessary to carry out the conveyance of such property on the terms and conditions of this ordinance.
The Report of the land used in neighborhoods. Committee agenda Item eight Council Bill 120086 An ordinance relating to the transfer of city. Property located at. 5 to 5 North 85th Street. Authorizing the convenience of the property to the Finnie Neighborhood Association, a Washington nonprofit corporation consistent with the intent of Resolution 31856 and to provide for the continued delivery of social services. The committee recommends the. Bill pass as amended. Thank you so much, Cassandra Strauss. You are the chair of the committee, so I'm going to hand it over to you to walk us through the report. Thank you. Council President and thank you, Deputy Clerk Schwinn. CB 12086 Transferring the property at 525 North 85th Street to the Finney Neighborhood Association enacts a transfer of the Greenwood Senior Center from the city to the Finney Neighborhood Association, which currently operates the the Senior Center. This transfer is being done in line with the city's process for mutually offsetting benefit properties, and it was meant to be transmitted to council last year alongside the transfers of Byrd Barr Place in the Central Area Senior Center. Unfortunately, it was delayed and it's now before us, so this was intended to be part of that package. Under the terms of the transfer, if any neighborhood association would receive ownership of the property and would be obligated to continue providing the social services associated with the senior center. Additionally, should a future redevelopment on the site occur, the agreement requires that affordable housing that any housing be affordable to 80% of the area. Median income and at least half of the units would be affordable to 60% of the area median income. We made one amendment in committee from Councilmember Peterson. Thank you, Councilmember Peterson, for your amendment to clarify language that allows the city to reclaim ownership in the event that any neighborhood association does not meet its obligations. I can tell you many in our community have been very eagerly awaiting the passage of this bill, and I look forward to passage today. I recommend a yes vote. Thank you. Thank you so much, Councilmember Strauss. Are there any additional comments on the bill? Hearing on the clock. Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Strauss. Yes. Herbold. Sounds great. Yes. Thank you. Councilmember Suarez I. Lewis? Yes. Morales s most thorough. I. Peterson. Oh. So aren't. Yes. Council. President Gonzalez, I am in favor when opposed. Thank you so much. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. Will. Will the clerk please affix my signature to the legislation on my behalf? Will the clerk please read item nine into the record? Agenda Item nine Council Bill. 120084 An Ordinance.