A RESOLUTION adopting a spending plan for the proceeds of the Seattle Transportation Network Company tax to provide support to affordable housing near frequent transit, transportation, and a driver conflict resolution center.
Bill passes and chair of Senate. Please read resolution 31914. Item number 25 into the record. Agenda item 25 Resolution 31914. Adopting a spending plan for the proceeds of the Seattle Transportation Network Company Tax to provide support to affordable housing near frequent transit, transportation and a driver conflict resolution center. Committee recommends the resolution be adopted as amended. Okay. Just one moment, colleagues. Here's the last piece of legislation. Oh, this is for the item number 19. Okay. I'll come back to that. Okay. This is the other part of the spending plan, a resolution that Councilmember Swan was going to amend in light of what happened in number 23 customers. What did you want to say? Anything else about the amendment or should I just proceed with the vote? I'll defer to you. Go ahead. Because I'm not you know, since the other amendment failed, I'm not planning to bring it forward today. And I do plan to vote yes on the spending plan resolution. But with the understanding that we will continue to be organizing with the drivers to make sure that their needs are met through the revenues raised. You know. I'm not I don't want to generate a long discussion, but I showed some I don't think I made my point clear. You didn't understand my point about when I said that the services provided in your amendment was sort of a subset, I think is the word that I used of drivers that would have my thinking as I look at what's happening to both our country is that we'll have a lot of potentially displaced workers, whether they are parking lot attendants or security guards or just certain segments that technology will replace. And I sort of when I read your amendment, sort of the spirit of it looked at a lot of the challenges that particularly immigrant refugees. But but many people have when being displaced are being challenged by large companies. And so the point I was making was that these great services that it might be advisable for the council to look at other subsets or other groups, other workers, other types of workers that may be impacted as life goes on in this country . So that was the point I was making, and I hope that that was clear at least. Okay. So number 25 is here. So resolution so. Those in favor of adopting the resolution. Please vote i. I. Those oppose vote. No. No. You're voting no on the resolution. But we weren't even coming forward with this. You know, this is there's this is the base resolution. This is not an amendment. Okay. So let's do that one again. So those in favor of adopting a resolution vote i, i. Those opposed vote no. The resolutions adopted that show. Sign it. Okay. Okay. Let's go to 26 through 30 collectively.