A RESOLUTION setting the time and place for hearings on the appeals of certain appellants, Hearing Examiner Case Numbers CWF-0089, CWF-0176, CWF-0215, CWF-0318, CWF-0375, CWF-0392, CWF-0410, CWF-0411, CWF-0412, CWF-0413, CWF-0414, CWF-0416, CWF-0418, CWF-0420, CWF-0422, CWF-0423, CWF-0425, CWF-0426, CWF-0427, CWF-0429, CWF-0430, CWF-0431, CWF-0432, CWF-0433, CWF-0434, CWF-0435, CWF-0436, CWF-0437, CWF-0438, CWF-0439, CWF-0440, and CWF-0441, and from the final findings and recommendation report of the Hearing Examiner on the final assessment roll for Local Improvement District No. 6751.
And then an eight resolution. 31996, setting the time and place for hearings on the. Appeals of certain. Appellants. Thank you. I move to adopt resolution 31996. Is there a second second? It has been moved and seconded to adopt the resolution. Councilmember Juarez is the sponsor of this item and I understand Councilmember Peterson will address it on her behalf. Councilmember Peterson, I know none of us, even if we are all distilled and combined, stand up to the strength of councilmember words. And we know that you will represent her well today. Thank you. Councilmember Peterson. You are recognized in order to address this item. Thank you. President Pro Tem Straus. Councilmember Juarez, who's chair of the council's Public Assets and Native Communities Committee, asked me to read her remarks on Resolution 31996 because I'm vice chair of that committee. Resolution 31996 is simply the scheduling of the hearings of some additional appeals of the hearing examiners report regarding the local improvement district. Number 6751, also known as the Waterfront Land Count City Council rules for quasi judicial proceedings require that the council set the time and place for the hearing of an appeal of an individual's final assessment for a local improvement district within 15 days of the filing of a valid appeal. Adoption of the proposed Resolution 31996 today, March 1st, would meet the quasi judicial rules deadline for scheduling valid appeals that have been filed through February 16, 2021. For additional context, we have about 70 appeals filed with the city clerk, so we're going to hear the first 35 or so appeals tomorrow at the March 2nd committee meeting and the second batch of appeals at the April six public assets in Native Communities meeting. The resolution scheduled for this resolution is scheduling for the April six committee meeting. Councilmember Juarez recommends that the Council pass this resolution. Thank you. Thank you, Governor Peterson. Well done, colleagues. Any comments, questions, concerns or support? Hearing and seeing none with a clerk. Please call the role on the adoption of this resolution. Herbold. Lewis. Yes. Morales. Yes. Macheda. Yes. Paterson? Yes. So what? Yes. President Pro Tem Strauss. Yes. Seven in favor and unopposed. Thank you. The motion carries the resolution. Adoption is adopted and the chair will sign it. Will the clerk please a fix my signature to the legislation on my behalf? Other business. Is there any other further business to come before the committee? Before the council. Excuse me. Anything for the good of the order. Well, I'll take this moment to thank Councilmember Juarez for starting such a and Eric McConaghy for stewarding such an excellent process forward with the waterfront. This has been a work of many, many years coming forward to fruition. Seeing as there are no other comments, questions, concerns or support for any item there. This does conclude the items of today's business on today's agenda. Our next regularly scheduled city council meeting is on Monday, March eight, 2021, at 2 p.m., where we will have Council President Bach leading the meeting. I hope you all have a wonderful afternoon. We are adjourned.