AN ORDINANCE relating to the Pike Place Market, authorizing a renewal of the agreement with the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority commonly known as the “Hildt-Licata Agreement,” for a term of ten years.
Three part of the Finance and Neighborhoods Committee Agenda Item eight Council Bill 119 476 relating to the Pike Place Market, authorizing renewal of the agreement with the Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority, commonly known as the HILT Lakota Agreement for a term of ten years, committee recommends the bill passed. Councilmember Beck. Thank you very much. And after all of what we've been going through over the last couple of hours, I've got four items. We'll try to get through them quickly. The first is the Hilt Lakota agreement that it comes up every ten years. It lays out the rules and regulations and stipulations regarding use and priority of the Pike Place Market space. And at our committee last Wednesday, I was very impressed. And Mary Beth Corella was there. She's the executive director of the market, as well as her staff, as well as a couple of vendors who talked about just how well the process went. They spent a good portion of the last year discussing the process, the new agreement, and it was very clear that the groups had worked together and there was much more positivity than there was ten years ago. So I want to say thanks to all. And finally, thanks to Kenny Pittman of our Office of Inter-Government Relations and linguists in our central staff who helped shepherd this ordinance through. So we recommend adoption of this renewal. Very good. Any other questions or comments? Here. Okay. Please call the role on the passage of the bill. John Gonzalez. Purple Johnson whereas. Let's get to I. O'BRIEN So what? Gordon Harrow. I ain't in favor. And unopposed the bill passed and chair of the Senate. Please read the next agenda and you can read the short title. Agenda item nine Cancel 119478. Amending Ordinance 125 724, which adopted the 2018 budget, including the 2018 three 2024 Capital Improvement Program. The committee recommends the bill pass.