A MOTION confirming the executive's appointment of Agaiotupu Viena, to the King County gender identity and sexual orientation inclusion task force, representing the United Territories of Pacific Islanders Alliance (U.T.O.P.I.A.).
Thank you very much, Kay. With that, our Kirk will please call the roll. Thank you. Chair calls Councilmember. Excuse me. Councilmember Balducci. And. Councilmember Dombrowski. Hi. Councilmember Dunn. I. Councilmember McDermott. Oh, hi. Councilmember Perry. I councilmember up the grove. Councilmember up the growth. Council member Von Reich Bauer. Hi. Councilman Barzagli. Hi. Sorry. Okay. Thank you. Council member of the group. Council members. Charlie. I. Councilman or charcoal wells. Circle wells. The vote is nine eyes, zero nose key. With our vote, we've approved, I believe, proposed motions. 2020 2021002130214. And what is the fourth 100211? The numbers weren't quite right on our script here. And we will send these motions with the do pass recommendation for the consent agenda to the August 16th Council meeting. And for those of you who are listening in and those two candidates who are here, there is no reason for you to appear at that council meeting on August 16th. You will be notified, of course, if you would like to be with us here in the chamber or on Zoom. That, of course, is just fine. Okay. Our next item on our agenda is the motion sponsored by Councilmember Sali Reck, requesting that the executive develop an operational plan for sheltering the most vulnerable King County residents in the event of extreme cold heat or wildlife smoke, which is going on right now in central Washington.