AN ORDINANCE relating to the Department of Finance and Administrative Services, declaring the vacant property located at 8030 Fauntleroy Way SW as surplus to the City’s needs; authorizing the sale of said property; authorizing the Director of Finance and Administrative Services to execute all documents for the sale and transfer of the property to Gary Moore; and directing how proceeds from the sale shall be distributed.
Thank you. All in favor of adopting version four of resolution 31578. Indicate by voting. I oppose vote no. The resolution is unanimously adopted and the chair will sign it. The report of the Finance and Culture Committee. Please read item two. The Report of the Finance and Culture Committee Agenda Item number two Council Bill 118373. An ordinance relating to the Department of Finance and Administrative Services declaring the vacant property located at 8030 Fauntleroy way Southwest. A surplus to the city's needs. Authorizing the sale of said property. Authorizing the Director of Finance and administrative services to execute all documents for the sale and transfer of the property to Gary Moore and directing how proceeds from the sale shall be distributed. The committee recommends the bill pass. Thank you, Councilmember Lakota. This is a surplus piece of property the city has. We are unable to use it for any public purpose. It's a very narrow piece of land, probably about ten feet wide, 30 feet long, and it was determined to build on the market. The Gary Moore, who's the owner of the adjacent property, does wish to purchase it, and this will allow the city to basically surplus the property and allow the next door neighbor to purchase it at a market value. Thank you. Questions or comments? Please call the role on the passage of the bill. Faction. Hi, Gordon. Hi, Carol. I look at it, I go, Brian I Okamoto I Rasmussen so want and President Burgess nine in favor and unopposed. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. Please read the report of the Seattle Public Utilities and Neighborhoods Committee. Item three The Report of the Seattle Public Utilities and Neighborhoods Committee Agenda. Item number three Council Bill 118369 relating to the Department of Finance. Oh, excuse me. Is that the one I just read? Yes. Item three. Oh. You got the right one. Utilities relating to the rates and charges for water services of Seattle. Public Utilities authorizing withdrawals from the water fund, revenue stabilization sub fund, revising water rates and charges and credits to low income customers, and amending the Seattle Municipal Code.