AN ORDINANCE relating to property at Sand Point, authorizing the Housing Director to execute an amendment to and partial termination of the lease of City of Seattle land authorized by Ordinance 122459, as amended pursuant to Ordinance 123195, to remove three parcels from that lease; authorizing new leases of the removed parcels to YouthCare and Friends of Youth and deeds from the City to convey the buildings on those parcels to the lessees for the duration of the new leases; and authorizing related documents and actions.
Agenda item 27 cancel 118 787 relating to property at some point authorizing the housing director to execute an amendment to end partial termination of the lease of City City of Seattle line authorized by ordinance 1224 959 as amended pursuant to Ordinance 1 to 3 195 to remove three parcels from the lease authorizing new leases of three new parcels to youth care and friends of use and deeds from the city to convey the buildings on those parcels to the lessees for the duration of the new leases and authorizing related documents and actions. The Committee recommends the bill pass. Customer Burgess. Thank you. This ordinance deals with three homes in the Sandpoint Magnuson Park complex. I passed out a map. Colleagues, these three buildings are building three 3331 and 332 at the south end of the Magnuson Park complex. This legislation transfers the ground lease from the organization Solid Ground to Youth Care and Friends of Youth. Those two organizations are currently operating these structures as youth group homes, and this will allow that to continue. With the new ground lease. In December of 2015, the Office of Housing awarded capital financing to Friends of Youth and Youth Care for rehabilitation and remodel of these homes. The ordinance simplifies that the management and lease is transferred to these two new organizations are not the organizations are not new, but the two new leaseholders. Thank you very much. Councilmember Johnson. Just want to say the Office of Housing Funding is critically important, but also is going to be done in collaboration with friends of youth and youth care so that these facilities continues to open during the renovations, which is going to be really important for those folks that are living in those facilities. Incredible organizations doing incredible work. They are the ones that are doing the work on the ground. Now, this just changes that ownership, as Councilmember Burgess said, between solid ground. Two Friends of care, really excited to have this in front of us. Another example of the city. Do a good job of helping get folks back on their feet. Excellent. Any further comments from any of our colleagues with that? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Herbold II. Johnson, i. Suarez I. O'Brien Sergeant Burgess. Gonzalez by President Harrell Rite Aid in favor and unopposed. The bill passed and chair will sign it next. Agenda item.