AN ORDINANCE granting a utility easement of surface and subsurface rights to King County, through its Department of Natural Resources and Parks, Wastewater Treatment Division (“King County”), to maintain an underground overflow pipeline and channel for the King County-owned reservoir within Discovery Park, which serves the regional wastewater facility, to meet federal guidelines for a potable water supply separation in the event of an emergency shutdown and backup of the incoming water supply.
The Report of the Civic Development, Public Assets and Native Communities Committee. Agenda seven Council. Bill 119569 Granting a utility easement of surface and subsurface rights to King County Commission recommends the bill passes amended. Councilmember Bagshaw. Thank you. And on behalf of Councilmember Suarez, we've got the last three items. So we are going to go quickly on this. This is a Discovery Park ordinance that grants a utility easement of surfing and subsurface rights to King County. They will maintain the overflow pipeline and channel and Discovery Park. We amended the ordinance in committee to adopt Attachment one Version two, which stipulates that the city will be responsible for maintaining any natural causing disturbance to the easement. So if there is an earthquake, it's ours. This amendment was agreed upon both by the city and the county, and the committee recommends a do pass recommendation on this. Very good. Any questions or comments now? Please call the roll on the passage of the bill. Macheda I O'Brien. I Pacheco. I so want I beg John Gonzalez Herbold i President Harrell high eight in favor and unopposed. Will pass and share with Senate. Please call the next agenda item into the record.