AN ORDINANCE relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation and Seattle Public Utilities; transferring partial jurisdiction of portions of park land and park boulevards within Discovery Park from the Department of Parks and Recreation to Seattle Public Utilities for maintenance, repair, replacement, and operation of public water and sanitary sewer infrastructure, associated underground pipes, hydrants, and limited surface ancillary facilities; and finding that transfer of partial jurisdiction meets the requirements of Ordinance 118477, which adopted Initiative 42.
The Report on the Civic Development of Public Assets and Native Communities Committee Agenda Item two Constable 119446 relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation and see public utilities transferring partial jurisdiction of portions of park, land and park boulevards within Discovery Park. The committee recommends the bill passed. Councilmember Suarez. Thank you. Thank you. Council President so this is the discovery park. This bill transfers partial jurisdiction of portions of park, land and park boulevards in discovery park from Department of Parks and Rec to Seattle Public Utilities for maintenance and repair work. The bill also means requirements of Ordinance 118477, which adopted Initiative 42. The Committee on Civic Development, Public Assets and Native Communities made a unanimous recommendation on January 24th that the City Council passed the Council bill. Thank you very much. Any comments on this bill? It's called the rule on the passage of the bill. Her Bolton II Johnson. Whereas I must get to O'Brien. All right. So what I think shire president Harold Hayden favor opposed. The bill passes and the chair of the Senate please read items three, four and five. You can read the short title and then I'll say a few words before Councilmember Words speaks to the items.