A MOTION confirming the executive's appointment of Kimberly Deriana, who resides in council district two, to the King County cultural development authority (4Culture), as an executive at-large representative.
So go to check out Shakespeare's or Wonder scavenger hunt for the summer. With that, we will go to item seven on our agenda, which is proposed motion 20 2073, which Quinn which would confirm the executive's appointment of Kimberly Deering Durango, a resident of Council District 2 to 2 for culture as an executive At-Large representative. I'm April Sanders is here to brief us on the motion. Ms.. Sanders, the line is yours. Thank you. For the record, April Sanders Council Policy Staff I propose motion 2020 0073 would confirm the executive's appointment of Kimberly Mariana, who resides in Council District two to the King County Cultural Development Authority as an executive at large representative for a term expiring on December 31st of 2022. And I'll bypass a little bit of the background since we heard quite a bit about our culture previously. But but for culture is governed by a 15 member board of directors who are required to have a demonstrated commitment to and knowledge of cultural resources, be active and experienced in the community and, and have concerns or have the ability to evaluate the needs of cultural constituencies in the region as a whole. Directors are to represent a range of talents, experiences, backgrounds and viewpoints. Mariana is resident of Council District two, and if confirmed, would serve as an outlier as representative. She earned her Master of Architecture degree from Savannah College of Art and Design. And throughout her career, she's worked as an architectural engineer designer, working on projects in tribal communities throughout the county. She currently works at the Hawk Artist Collective and serves as an indigenous design consultant to the city of Seattle. This appointment, it appears to be consistent with the criteria established in the Fort Culture Charter, as well as the process established in the ordinance by council in 2018. Mr. Yana is on the Zoom call today to answer any questions you may have, and we have a couple representatives from Fort Hood today. I see both Fran Carter and Claire McHugh on the line to answer any questions as well. And that concludes my staff report. Thank you. Questions of Ms.. Sanders. Welcome, Mastriano. Would you like to make? Make some opening comments and introduce yourself. Stern. Hi, everybody. I'm Kimberly Brianna. I'm man Dan and the doc said those are tribes in North Dakota. I'm a third generation urban native, so I grew up in Bozeman, Montana, and have been in this region in coastal territories for about seven years. My husband grew up on the east side and we're planting our roots in this area because we love the multicultural, vibrant, vibrant ness of this area. And yeah, thank you. Intro Thank you. Have you. Have the opportunity to attend some foreign cultural board meetings today. Can you tell us a little a little bit about your work with or knowledge of your culture? Yeah, it's for culture, definitely. So I've attended all the board meetings for this year so far, or I missed one. But I just I'm learning about the role of the board in terms of how we help the staff make sure that they're honoring the roles of this sacred this sacred organization and the the responsibility we have to our community and cultural cultural vitality. And so I. I'm still learning a lot, but I think I've attended some of the some of the panels where like you're where you're choosing applicants for the different for the different funding grants. And so I feel like I have a you know, I'm getting a better overview of all the different aspects that our culture and many different aspects that our culture supports our community. And thank you. Thank you. Councilmember Lambert. You. Thank you very much for your service. And I see that you are and have a master's of architecture degree and that you are working around needed things. So as you're going out to some of the native areas along the way, you'll see some barns and the barns and the and the agricultural areas that are important for the work that goes on, I mean the work that goes on, but also for the history and culture. So I hope that you'll get to see the barns that we have already installed and then barns that need to be restored as we go forward and look at that as a project. Thank you for calling behalf of grain elevators in Montana. Everybody. Concerns are really important to preserve. So I understand significant. Other questions. I would entertain a motion to approve the motion 20 2073. So moved, Mr. Chair. I believe that was Councilmember Dunn has moved to the approval that would give a do pass recommendation in motion 20 2073. Is there any further discussion or debate? Saying No, Madam Couric could ask you to please call the roll. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Council Member, Belgium. Two High Council Members on duty. Both II. Council Member DEMBOSKY II. Council Member DEMBOSKY BUT Council Member Dan. I come from number ten both by councilmember. I Councilmember Caldwell supports I Councilmember Lambert. I count Lambert. Both I. Councilmember after grant. I. Councilmember after Grant both. I. Councilmember one right far. Councilmember Bond. My fellow council members. Our High Council members are. Hello, Birdseye. Mr. Chair. Hi. All right, barcodes. I remember on my phone reports I missed the chance. Bogus 980 noes. Thank you. By your vote, we've given a do pass recommendation. The motion 20 2073. Well, I'll send it to all council. And unless there's objection, we will expedite and put it on the consent agenda. Seeing no objection. That's what we shall do. And that takes us to item eight, another Ford Culture Appointment Motion 20 2075 to confirm the executive's appointment of Regina Roux, who is a resident of Council District two as a full culture, another executive at large appointment. Ms. SANDERS.