AN ORDINANCE relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation; authorizing the acceptance of a donation of real property along the Burke-Gilman Trail in northeast Seattle, from the Estate of Jack Allbritton, for open space, park, and recreation purposes.
Bill passed and Cheryl sign it. Please read the first agenda item. The Report of the Civic Development to Public Assets and Native Communities Committee Agenda Item one Constable 119 176 relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation authorizing the acceptance of a donation of real property along the Birck Gilman Trail in northeast Seattle from the state of Jack Albertson for Open Space Park and Recreation Purposes, Committee recommends the bill pass. Thank you, councilmember suarez. Thank you. Council president. This is a donation of property. As I shared with you all this morning along the Burt Gilman Trail from the estate of Jack Albertson. This donation will add 8500 square feet of space for the Burt Gillman trail near Northeast 75th Street. To create a green buffer, the committee recommends passage of the bill. Very good. Any further comments? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Mosquito i. O'Brien. Swan, i. Bagshaw i. Gonzales I. Herbold i. Johnson whereas i. President Harrell, i. Nine in favor and unopposed. Will pass and chair will sign it. Please read Agenda item number two. Agenda Item to cancel book 119 186 Transferring jurisdiction over real property located at Mercy Street and Second Avenue from the Seattle Center Department to the Office of Housing, the committee recommends the bill pass.