AN ORDINANCE relating to Seattle Public Utilities; accepting easements granted to the City of Seattle for installation, operation and maintenance of storm drainage facilities, sewer facilities, sanitary sewer facilities, a pedestrian walkway, retaining wall, combined sewer facilities, pedestrian and vehicular access, storm detention drain facilities, stormwater runoff, storm water drainage facilities, outfall discharge pipeline, storm sewer drain facility and appurtenances necessary for drainage and wastewater utility purposes at various locations in Seattle and unincorporated King County, Washington; placing the property rights and interests conveyed by the easements under the jurisdiction of Seattle Public Utilities; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
Agenda item six Constable 118 689 relating to Seattle Public Utilities, excepting easements granted to the city of Seattle for installation operation maintenance of storm drainage facilities. The committee recommends the bill pass. Councilmember Herbold The previous bill was an easement or easements for water utilities. Council Bill 11 8689 authorizes SPU the partial or full acceptance of 46 drainage and wastewater utility easements. Similarly, these are easements that are required of property owners when they develop or improve their properties and the their requirements of SPU to be able to either move existing facilities or access new facilities. These again are at no cost to the city. And we are batching these ordinances both 1186, 89, 446 separate drainage and wastewater utility easements, as well as the previous ordinance of 12 separate water utility easements. And we're batching these in two separate ordinances in order to save time. Thank you, Councilmember Herbold. Any additional questions or concerns? Please call the rule on the passage of the bill. BURGESS All right. GONZALEZ Purple Juarez. O'BRIEN So on. I beg your eye. President. Harrell All right. Aden favor and unopposed. Will pass and Cher will sign it. Should you would you want to read counts for her vote? Should we read seven through 13 all at once? Let's start with seven and eight. First District seven and eight into the agenda place.