AN ORDINANCE related to land use and zoning; establishing an incentive program for high performance buildings in urban centers; amending Sections 23.40.060, 23.41.004, 23.41.012, and 23.41.014 to the Seattle Municipal Code (SMC); and adding a new Section 23.40.070 to the SMC.
Bill passed Chair of Senate Please read the part of the planning land use and Zoning Committee. The Report of the Planning, Planning and Zoning Committee Agenda Item six Constable 119 252 Willing to lend you concerning establishing an incentive program for high performance buildings in urban centers? Amending Section 23.40 point zero 6,023.40 1.00. 4.0 12.0 14. Set of code needing a new section 23.40 .00 70 of the Civil Code. The committee recommends the bill passes amended. Katherine Johnson. Thanks. And I try to speed it up here a little bit because I know Councilmember Suarez as a meeting after hours. Ladies, nerds, this is about the living building pilot program and the establishment of a 2030 challenge, high performing existing building pilot program. It's a way for us to continue to encourage construction in. A city, both renovation of existing buildings and new buildings to meet a deep green standard. Couple of changes that were made out of committee would make it much more clear for the folks who are building these buildings what penalties they may incur if the buildings don't quite meet the standards that we call for on this. And I'm excited to bring this forward. It was unanimously recommended by committee and I encourage your support. Thanks very much for the comments. Please call the rule on the passage of the bill. Macheda O'Brien. Somewhat beg John Gonzalez. Johnson. Suarez. President Harrell. High. Eight and favorite unopposed. Bill passed and chair of Senate. Please read the report of the Sustainability and Transportation Committee. To report its Sustainability and Transportation Committee agenda item seven Council Vote 119 285 Relating to the Washington State Convention Center Facility Edition authorizing the Director of the State Transportation to acquire accepted record on behalf of the City of Seattle.