A bill for an ordinance renaming a portion of Havana Way as Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Renames a portion of Havana Way to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard located on Havana Way between Havana Street and Moline Street in Council District 8. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 4-17-18.
I just wanted to call out on Final Consideration Council Bill 347 for a quick question. 347 Madam Secretary. 748 347 348. Can we get those up on the screen? And you just had a question you don't want anybody from public works if there. Yes. Please come up. Just my my quick question is my quick question, because we're renaming a portion of Havana away as MLK Junior Boulevard and Moline Street. What process? I'm curious, what what process was done? What has to be done to rename it? Is it? I believe this is in conjunction with the restructuring along MLK Boulevard. The realignment of this two of the streets at this intersection is simply to clarify the travel patterns of MLK, Havana and Moline after the intersection is reconstructed. Okay, so technically so it's just so technically. Was it Havana? Where are we eliminating? I'm trying to figure that out. Are we eliminating Havana way officially and making it MLK Jr and then Moline respectively. I got the answer right, right now. I do not have notes on that. This is under final consideration. So, Angela, see us, who is previously the public works person is going to fill in for me here. Thank you. Excuse me, ma'am. I don't need an airplane ticket. I'm sorry. I'm just kidding. Came to clarify. So this is part of us. A redevelopment that's happening in this area. Okay. And so this street, Havana, is going to go on and continue as the redevelopment happens. And so they're. Renaming either side of the road to clarify. Like she said, the direction. Thank you, Ms.. Garcia. As you probably understand why I'm asking about the technicalities about this. This wasn't part of any sort of public process. Okay. Just as part of the redevelopment. Thank you very much. Councilman Espinosa, did you also have a question on this? You know. Let's keep you both up here for a second. This is related in since you mentioned the redevelopment of MLK, I know that some some point in the past there was some concern from constituents over there about possible, you know, the level of traffic on MLK reaching levels where Seedat was considering a sound wall. Is that issue put to bed entirely or. Yeah, I believe so. We're not doing a sound wall yet. I'll have Sarah can follow. Up on that. But I know that there they were in the process of making a recommendation, and I'm not sure where it where it went from there. Okay. Yeah, it would be great if I could do a follow up. Thanks. All right. Thank you both. All right. One more time. Last chance to call an item for a separate vote before we do the block vote. All right, look. Good. So, Councilwoman Sussman, where you put the resolutions for adoption and the bills on final consideration for final passage on the floor, please. Yes, Mr. President. I move that resolutions be adopted and bills on final consideration be placed upon final consideration, and do pass in a block for the following items. Resolutions 353 373 401. 406. Scrolling through these 407. 0408409 396 399 295 308 392 three 9398 but 4410367. These are bills 368369372347348 and 377. Thank you, Madam Secretary. Did we get them all? Yes, Mr.. President. All right. It has been moved. And a second is Madam Secretary. Roll Call. Black Eye Espinosa Flynn I heard in Cashman can eat. Lopez. I knew Ortega. I mean, I. Mr. President. I. Madam Secretary, please close the voting and announce the results. 11 eyes. 11 times the resolutions have been adopted and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass. Tonight, there will be a required public hearing on Council Bill 288, changing the zoning classification for 3649 East 40th Avenue and 3600 East 41st Avenue in Illyria.