AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance 125475, which adopted the 2018 Budget; modifying appropriations to various budget control levels and from various funds in the Budget; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
So Project Tunnel and the daily multimodal quarter with the fin map system. Very good. Any questions? Please call the roll on the passage of the bill. By John Gonzalez HERBOLD. Hi, Johnson Macheda I O'Brien President Harrell High seven in favor and unopposed. Sign it. Now, let's go back to number six and you can read the short title. Agenda item six Cancel 119 157 Authorizing 2017 acceptance of funding from non city sources committee recommends the bill passes amended. Cut from Herbold. This bill authorizes departments to accept several grants in 2017. One in particular shout out to the ability of Stott to accept a $4 million grant to support the software industry project. Very good. Any further questions? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Beggs John Gonzalez Herbal Johnson Mosquito. Hi O'Brien. President Harrell. High. Seven in favor not. Opposed the bill passed and chair of the Senate please read the next agenda item. Agenda item seven Council Bill 119 146 Amending Ordinance 125207, which adopted the 2017 budget, including the 2017 through 2022 Capital Improvement Program. The committee recommends the bill passed as amended. Councilmember Herbold This bill is the bill that we sometimes referred to as the fourth quarter supplemental. It authorizes spending for departments during the remainder of 2017, including grant funds accepted in Council Bill 11 9157. The legislation itself impacts the terms of the Seattle Police Management Association and Local 77 contracts, and this legislation is necessary to provide departments the legal authority to spend funds this year. Without it, they either couldn't spend it would have would be out of compliance with state law. Very good. Any further questions? Comes from skater. Thank you, Mr. President. Madam Chairman, do you mind if I ask a question? Mr. President, is that okay? Yes, please. Thank you for. A hard one. I don't know if this is more a process question, and so I appreciate all the work that you did. And given this is the last amendment to the budget process. A question just about how we continue to address the questions that have come up around the need for bridge funding, given the RFP process. And in conversations with our state legislative champions in the city, we understand that the new progressive majorities in the House and the Senate, there may be opportunities for additional funding to come in. Is there is there and will there be ongoing conversations about the gaps that have been created because of the RFP? And and do you anticipate a further opportunity to help close those gaps, as the constituents have suggested. The city can take legislative action that impacts the budget at any time during the year. We, as a matter of practice, vote on a budget every two years, the biennium budget, and we adjust it every every year in between the biennium. We also have quarterly supplementals as a as a practice. But if there is an effort on the part of this Council to make different allocations or new allocations, that is a step that we can take. We don't have to wait for another supplemental budget to come along. Thank you, Madam Chair. Very good. Any further questions? If not, please call the role on the passage of the bill. Major Gonzalez Herbold II. Johnson Misgender. I O'Brien. President Harrell High seven in favor and unopposed. Bill passed and I'm sure he'll sign it. Please read items nine through 12. The report The Education, Equity and Governance Committee Agenda Items nine through 1212 appointments 862 364 reappointment said Heather Lewis, Mark two Laura L'absence sensei and Christopher Admiral Alejandro as members Community Technology Advisory Board for Term two December 31st, 2018.