AN ORDINANCE related to Seattle Public Utilities; authorizing the Director of Seattle Public Utilities to enter into an Interlocal Agreement with the Port of Seattle to serve as an operating agreement between Seattle Public Utilities and the Port of Seattle Drainage Utility including code modifications to exclude all Port-owned properties from the requirement to pay City stormwater and drainage fees; terminating the 1997 stormwater credit from the City to the Port; accepting a settlement payment from the Port of Seattle; containing details related to ownership and maintenance of infrastructure, authorities and responsibilities, system interconnections, access, coordination and dispute resolution; amending Section 21.33.030 of the Seattle Municipal Code; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.
Thank you. The bill passed and chair will sign it. Please read the next agenda item and please read the short title. Agenda Item 12 Constable 118774 relayed to Seattle Public Utilities. The committee recommends Civil Pass. Councilmember Verbal. Thank you. This ordinance authorizes Seattle Public Utilities to enter into an interlocal agreement with the Port of Seattle in order to establish operational coordination and expectations regarding stormwater or drainage utility operations. In January of 2015, the port established a storm water utility in order to serve port owned land within city limits. Prior to that, the port was spruce, second largest storm water customer, representing about 4 million or 4.2% of total storm water utility revenue. Rates for 2015 were already set, assuming the port would continue to be an SPU customer during discussions with the city about the timing of the port's departure as a customer, the city and the port agreed on a settlement payment of about $3.9 million paid by the port to the city, reflecting anticipated port drainage fee revenue for 2015. The port's 100,000 annual credit from SPU for in-kind services is documented in the 1997 city port. L.A. is terminated as part of this new Ilay Interlocal agreement, and drainage rates for 2016 2018 were set excluding the port from future revenue projections. Thank you. Concerned for all. Are there any further comments? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Herbold. Hi. Johnson. Suarez. O'Brien. Hi. Sergeant Bagshaw. Burgess. Gonzalez. President Harrell. Nine in favor and unopposed. Thank you. The bill passed in was sign that agenda. Item number 13.