AN ORDINANCE accepting the deed to certain real property located at 5910 Corson Ave South (Parcel A) and 933 S Doris St, (Parcel B), Seattle for general municipal purposes, to be used for consolidation of the Seattle Public Library’s building maintenance, custodial, landscaping, storage, and fleet facilities at one site; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
A report of the Public Assets and Homelessness Committee Agenda Item two Constable 120 258 Accepting the deed to certain real property located at 5910 Corson Avenue South, a933 South Store Street, Seattle for general municipal purposes to be used for consolidation of public libraries, building, maintenance, custodial landscaping, storage and fleet facilities at one site and ratifying confirm said prior acts, the committee recommends the bill pass. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Casper Lewis, you're the chair of this committee, and you were recognized to provide the committee report. Thank you, Madam Chair. Is your or Madam President, rather, as you're aware, as a member of the committee, we had a robust discussion on this bill in a presentation from interim librarian discussing this property swap of the Georgetown neighborhood to acquire facilities for the library to use for storage and other custodial and maintenance activities to sustain the library system. This was unanimously recommended a deal by the Seattle Library Board and then sent along and referred for the committee's consideration. The committee unanimously recorded this bill out for the consideration, the full council, and that is where we are now happy to answer any supplemental questions or to put this matter to a vote. Thank you. With that colleagues, are there any questions or comments that you have for Councilmember Lewis and his proposed ordinance in front of us? See none. Is there anything you want to add towards the end there, Mr. Lewis? Oh, no, thank you, Madam President. I'm ready to work. And your hair looks fine. It's the Omni con here. Now, that's why I got. I got to get in to get it taken care of. But I've been. Studiously self-isolating as evidence. Okay. Oh, no. Right. So. So. Not seeing any comments or questions for Council member Lewis. Will the clerk please call the row on the passage of the bill? Nelson. Hi, Peterson. Hi. Sergeant. Yes. Herbold. Yes. Lewis. Yes. Morales. Yes. Council President Suarez. High seven in favor and unopposed. Thank you. The bill passes and the chair will sign it with the clerk. Please affix my signature to the legislation on my behalf. Moving on to other business. Is there any other business to come before the council today? See now that old ad that everybody's hair looks good today. So with that, we will see you guys next week at our regularly scheduled meeting on February 1st at 2:00. Have a wonderful afternoon. We are adjourned. Thank you.