AN ORDINANCE relating to Woodland Park; transferring jurisdiction of a portion of Whitman Avenue N from the Seattle Department of Transportation to Seattle Parks and Recreation for open space, park, and recreation purposes; transferring a portion of Woodland Park adjacent to East Green Lake Way N from Seattle Parks and Recreation to the Seattle Department of Transportation for transportation purposes; and finding, after a public hearing, that the exchange of property meets the requirements of Ordinance 118477, which adopted Initiative 42.
Agenda Item 11 Constable 1200 32 relating to weapon park transferring jurisdiction of a portion of Whitman Avenue north for the sale department transportation to Seattle Parks and Recreation for open space park and Recreation Purposes. The committee recommends that the bill passed as amended. Thank you so much. Because mirrors this one is also an item from your committee. So I'm going to hand it back over to you. Thank you. Council President. Yes, this has to do with parks and stop. It's basically a land swap. So this allows for a land swap from Seattle Parks and Recreation to the Seattle Department of Transportation. It would transfer three feet of land, the same parks along East. Green Lake, way between Northeast 50th Street to. Northeast 57th Street to escort, which is Seattle Department transportation. Which it was inadvertently included as park property. So we want to right that wrong. The legislation clarifies that the land is the property of Esther. You also see in your materials the bill passed committee as amended to substitute two technical corrections to the base legislation. It passed unanimously, and I'm asking that council. Pass this bill as amended. Thank you so much, Councilmembers. Are there any additional comments as members stress, please? Thank you. Council President. Thank you, councilmember suarez, for bringing this forward. This is a highly technical piece of legislation that is required, the parks department and that work together in great partnership around many of the aspects of the paving project around Green Lake Way. This is one of those small details that needs to be ironed out. I'll use this moment to again make my pitch to the Seattle Department of Transportation and the Parks Department to do something similar along West Green Lake, way north, where we have a two way bike lane and a two way traveling street for cars. Thank you. Council President. Thank you. Council Memorial's. I mean, a lot. Despite her worries. Any closing remarks? Thank you, Councilmember Strauss, for making a pitch for a bike lane. Appreciate that. So anyway, I know that city council president. I think. All right. We're debate is closed down on this bill now. Will the clerk please call roll on the passage of the bill? Lewis. Yes. MORALES Yes. Peterson. Yes. Yes. Sprouse. Yes. Verbal? Yes. Whereas I council President Gonzales I would in favor and then oppose. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. Will the clerk please affix my signature to the legislation on my behalf? Okay. Well, the clerk please read item 12 into the record. Agenda Item 12 Council Bill 1200 69,000,000,002 Independent Contractors in Seattle Establishing Labor Standards Requirements for Independent Contractors Working in Seattle. The committee recommends the bill passed as amended.