AN ORDINANCE relating to the redevelopment of Yesler Terrace by the Housing Authority of the City of Seattle; authorizing the Mayor to execute a second amendment to the Yesler Terrace Cooperative Agreement with the Housing Authority of the City of Seattle that was authorized by Ordinance 123961; and authorizing the directors of the Office of Housing and Department of Neighborhoods to implement the Cooperative Agreement as amended.
Thank you. The bill passed and the chair will sign it for the record. For the record, the bill passed and there was signage. Please read item number two into the record and you can read the short title if you can. Agenda Item to cancel 119005 relating to the redevelopment Yasser terrorist by the Housing Authority, the city of Seattle. The committee recommends the bill pass. So let's give a moment for the crowd to settle down. I'm not big on this. I just want to see what happens. Me and Councilman Burgess, you do have the floor. Thank you. This ordinance modifies the agreement between the Seattle Housing Authority and the city. That was it. It was adopted in 2012 over the. Yes, the Terrace Redevelopment Project. And this amendment does several things. First, it authorizes $13 million in additional city housing funds for three developments in the phase three part of the Hassler Terrace redevelopment. It revises requirements related to housing occupancy by returning yes, Hassler Terrace residents and other low income households, and it amends the allowable locations for pink patch community gardens to include a stretch of property along Interstate five and adjacent to Hassler Terrace. These funds will be used to support the development of at least 195 replacement housing units and 130 units of affordable housing to families at 60% of area median income or less. This legislation also allows a number of replacement housing units east of Bourne Avenue to increase from 140 to 190. And it prioritizes preschool classrooms in the project at Eisler Way and 12th Avenue. If the city provides capital funding for the classrooms. All right. Thank you. And good questions about this legislation. Please call the roll on the passage of the bill. Burgess Hi. Gonzalez, I Herbold Johnson Suarez. O'Brien. All right. So what. I think. Shire. President Harrell. Nine in favor, nine opposed. Thank you. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. Please read items three and four into the record.