AN ORDINANCE relating to the 2022 Budget; amending Ordinance 126490, which adopted the 2022 Budget; changing appropriations to various departments and budget control levels; adding provisos; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
Agenda item five, Resolution three, 2048 approving and ratifying the decision of the Metropolitan King County Council to adopt a revised set of countywide planning policies. The committee recommends the resolution be adopted. Sorry. Go ahead, Mr. Strauss. I mean, council members. Yes. Thank you. Council president. Colleagues, this resolution ratifies countywide planning policies which were recently adopted by the King County Council. The countywide planning policies were adopted by the County Growth Management Planning Council with councilmembers wise and myself representing the city during that process. Councilmember Morales and I, along with the mayor, are currently representing the city, the city of Seattle at GMP. The countywide planning policies can be ratified by either taking no action or by taking action through Resolute Resolution. Seattle has done both in the past, and we chose to do a resolution this year to provide an opportunity to brief the Land Use Committee on new policies. The County Wide Planning Policies guide how the county will grow and shapes local jurisdictions. Comprehensive Plans. The 2021 county wide planning policies include updates to 2019 to 2040 for housing and employment targets for jurisdictions in King County, changes to the Center to Social Equity and Health in the policies and changes to integrate regional and statewide policies, including Puget Sound Regional Council's Regional Growth Strategies say that ten times fast known as Vision 2050 Plan. These regional policies and countywide planning policies will now inform the One Seattle Comprehensive Plan update that is launching right now and is concluding in 2024. There were some questions at committee about how numbers of growth, job, employment and housing were needed. And I would say that overall they were too low. I know that we're going to have more growth than than what is in here. So I think that's something that we need to take into consideration. As for right now, this resolution does the job that is needed and I urging both. Council president. You are still on mute. Okay. Sorry about that. Are there any comments for Councilmember Strauss? All right. Not seeing any what the police called the role. Remember Strauss? Yes. That's a number herbals. Yes. Councilmember Morales. Asks. Councilmember Moschella, i. Councilmember Nelson, i. Councilmember Peterson. Yes. And Council President Juarez. I. Seven a favor and unopposed. Thank you. The resolution is adopted. The chair will sign it. And, Madam Clerk, please affix my signature to the resolution. Okay. So let's move on to item number six from the Public Safety and Human Services Committee. This will be councilmember verbal. But Madam Clerk, will you please read item number six and to the record. The report of the Public Safety and Human Services Committee. Agenda Item six Council Bill one 2280 Relating to the 2022 budget amending Ordinance 126 490, which adopted the 2022 budget change in appropriations to various departments and budget control levels, adding provisos and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts. The committee recommends Bill pass as amended. Thank you. Casper Herbold Thank you so much. So, as explained in. Council briefing yesterday afternoon, this bill is brought forward as. A holdover from. The budget process, the 2022 budget process. You may recall that in that budget. Process, the Council. Accepted 3.8 million in. Funding. From the US Department of. Homeland Security, the Urban. Areas Security Initiative, otherwise known as a legacy. Of. The funds of the 3.8 million that. We that we. Accepted in the budget process, we only appropriated 750,000 of those dollars, and those were funds for the fire. Department. The Budget Committee opted to delay. Appropriation of the balance, which was the Seattle Police Department's $2.3 million. Until members of the Public Safety and Human. Services Committee could. Conduct. Additional. Briefing and analysis on the recipients of that $2.3. Million in funding. So this legislation. Includes the OAC grants and allows the PD management of those grants because those funds. Go to several different local jurisdictions. As the staff memo notes, project funding. Decisions are made through a collaborative process involving multiple safety emergency. Response. Agencies. Four out how much. King and Pierce counties and just background. Eddie had a first briefing. On. The the recipients of these grant sources on. March eight. A speedy. Find us with an explanation of each of eight front jects being funded with. With the funds. And then we had a second berthing on March 22nd with committee adopted. An amendment. Noting that any equipment purchased with these funds is subject to get all the 1418 otherwise known as the city's surveilling lot. Hey. Is that it? Hey. Okay. Is there do. Are there any comments for council member Herbert before we go to a vote? All right. Not seeing any. Madam Clerk, will you please call the roll. After member Strauss? Yes. Councilmember Herbold? Yes. Councilmember Morales. Yes. Councilmember must get up. I. Councilmember Nelson, i. Councilmember Pierson. I. And Council President Juarez i. Seven in favor and unopposed. Thank you. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. And then, please, to fix my signature to the bill. Thank you. Moving on to items number seven and eight. This is Casper Morales. Madam Clerk, will you please read item seven at eight into the record? Gender item seven and eight, appointment 2111 and appointment 2146. The appointment and reappointment of Steve Horvath as member of Community Involvement Commission for a term to May 31st, 2022, and a term to May 31st 2024. Thank you. Let's memorialize you. I move. Postponement of these two appointments. 21, 11 and 2146 until May 10th. Great. Is there a second? I. Thank you, Casper Mosquito. It's been moved and seconded to postpone the appointments. Two, one, one, one and 2146 to May 10th, 2022. Any questions of comments to Councilmember Morales on the postponement? Seen none. Madam Cleary, please call the roll. Councilmember Strauss. Yes. Councilmember Herbold. S Councilmember Morales. Yes. Council member must gather by Council member nelson i. Council member Petersen. I. And Council President Juarez. I. Seven a favor and unopposed. Thank you. The motion carries. And the appointments are indeed postponed until May 10th, 2022. Thank you. Councilmember Morales going on to item number nine. This is also Casper Morales. Will the clerk please to read item number nine to the record? Agenda item nine Appointment 2112 The appointment of Judy Cohn as Member Community Involvement Commission for a term to May 31st, 2022. Jasmin Morales Thank you. I move that we amend appointment 2112 by substituting version two for version one of the appointment packet. And that was distributed earlier today. Yes. Thank you. Councilmember Ellis, is there a second? Thank you. Thank you. It's been moved and seconded to amend the appointment by substituting excuse me, the appointment packet for version two. And we have a second and there's no comments to the substitute. So with that, will the clerk please call the roll? Councilmember Strauss. Yes. Councilmember Purples. Council member Morales. Yes. Council member. Must gather by Council member Nelson. I council member Nelson. Excuse me. Petersen, I am Council President Juarez. i7a favor and unopposed. Thank you. The motion carries and the appointment is amended. Are there any other further comments on the amended appointment? All right. Not seeing any. Will the clerk please call the role on the confirmation of the amended appointment? Councilmember Strauss? Yes. Councilmember Herbold. Yes. Councilmember Morales. Yes. Council member must gather by council member Nelson I. Council member Peterson. High and Council President Fortis. High. Seven in favor and an opposed. Thank you. The motion carries and the amended appointment is confirmed. Thank you, Councilman Morales. So with that. Are there any other resolutions or adoption notices? Are there other resolutions for instructions? Adoption? Nope. I don't see anything else up there. All right. So moving on to other business, is there any other business to come before the council today? Customer Mesquita, I was wondering where you were. Oh, it's been a while. It's been a while. Madam President, colleagues, I would like to ask to be excused from the council briefing since we're talking about May. I thought I'd get that in there on May 2nd and May nine, excuse me, May 2nd and May 16th for council briefings. I'd like to excuse and would request as well for full council to be excused on May 16. Okay. So, Councilor Morales. Ah, I'm sorry, sir. Mesquita would like to be excused. As you heard the dates May 2nd, May 16th and May 16th for the council meeting. So any objections? Not seen any. I guess you're excused. So I'm telling you, I think because we were. Nelson has your hand up for something. So because we're in Nelson. Thank you very much. I'm still in April. Here I council president. I request to be excused on for the briefing on April 11th and for full council on April 12th. All right. So we also have Councilmember Nelson asking to be excused on April 11th and April 12th. So any objection? Not seen any. You are indeed excused. See, Mr. Strauss now has his hand up. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Counsel President requesting to be excused from council briefing on April 11th. All right, so Councilmember Strauss would like to be excused on April 11th. There's any objection? Not seen any that Mr. Accounts. I do. I always want to call you Mr. Councilmember Strauss is excused on that date. Is there any other further business to come before council? Okay. I'm sorry. I'm just starting to get the giggles. It's been a long day. All right, you guys. Thank you. I'll see you all next week. Bye. We're adjourned.