AN ORDINANCE granting Acorn Development LLC permission to construct, maintain, and operate below-grade utility lines for a site-specific heat conveyance system and other related utilities under and across Blanchard Street between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue, Blanchard Street between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue, and 7th Avenue between Bell Street and Blanchard Street; specifying the conditions under which this permit is granted; and providing for the acceptance of the permit and conditions.
Very good. Any further comments? Not those in. Those in favor of adopting the resolution. Please vote i i those opposed vote no. The motion carries and the resolution is adopted and the chair will sign it. Please read the short title of the report for the Sustainability and Transportation Committee. The Report of the Sustainability and Transportation Committee Agenda Item 13 Council 119227 Granting ACORN Development LLC permission to construct, maintain, operate below grade utility lines for a specific site, specific heat conveyance system and other related utilities committee recommends a bill passed. Councilmember O'Brien. Thank you. So a current development is a development company owned by Amazon. So this this ordinance or granting is related to the properties adjacent to their campus where the spheres are. As folks may recall a couple of years ago when they started development on that project, they are to an agreement with the building across the street from the Western Building, which is hosts a bunch of computer facilities there or data warehouse. And the agreement was that they would capture the heat that is put off in the computers, heat, water, bring the water across the street to their facilities and use that waste heat from the computers to heat those buildings. That project has been moving forward very successfully. This ordinance today would allow them to expand across a couple of streets to future parcels they're planning to develop and use that same waste heat to heat additional buildings. Very good energy for the comments. That please call the role on the passage of the bill. Johnson I was mosquera I. O'Brien So aren't I. Begala Gonzalez. Herbold. Hi, President Harrell. Hi. Nine in favor. Nine opposed the bill passed in the Senate. That concludes our agenda for this afternoon. Is there any further business coming for the council councilmember Mosquito. Thank you, Mr. President. And just a quick follow up item I mentioned during council briefing today, and I mentioned it last Monday, we will have a series of activities for the community and council members to engage in from Monday through Friday next week to really honor Labor, recognizing its International Workers Day on May Day. And we will be having a series of events starting on Monday with our town hall at 630 at the Washington State Labor Council. Tuesday there's the annual march, which we will be joining in at 11 a.m.. There's also a book signing on the book Keep Marching, which will be down at Elliot Bay on Tuesday, May 1st as well. Thursday in our committee, we will have a feature from the University of Washington Labor Archives who will be giving an overview of labor standards, protections in the past and current, and an opportunity to hear from our own Office of Labor Standards about enforcement activities and issues on the horizon. Also, I really want to highlight this for our friends who are able to join us. We will have a showing of Dolores, the movie at El Centro de la Rosa. I hope everybody can join us. It will be a lot of fun on Thursday. May 3rd is going to be free starting at 630 and on Saturday we have our third Domestic Workers Community Listening Session, which will be at 10 a.m. Invite again all council members to attend that. And the last thing that we will be the King County Labor Council's conversation around affordable housing and building affordable housing, which we encourage folks to attend as well at the Labor Temple. So this information will all be on our website and I just wanted to encourage you all to come and please push out the information if you can. Thank you for those announcements. Is there any further business coming for the council? If not, we stand and journey. Everyone, have a great afternoon. Thanks.