Full Subdivision Application of Greenwater Construction Inc. to subdivide nine (9) parcels into twenty-five (25) parcels of land at 9736 Lindsay Place South (SDCI Project No. 3006789; Type III).
The bill passes and the chair will sign it. I like the report of the full council. Please read the report from the agenda. Item one Clerk File 3013424 Subdivision Application of Green Water Construction Inc to subdivide nine parcels into 25 parcels of land at 9736. Lindsey Place South Re referred May 16th, 2016. Council member JOHNSON. Thank you, President Harrell. So we're going to go back in the Wayback Machine for this one. Today the council is considering final plat approval for a subdivision located at 9736 Lindsey Place South in the Rainier Beach neighborhood. It's across Renton Avenue, south from Kubota Gardens just to the east. Subdivision of the site is going to facilitate the development and sale of 22 single family homes. Dedication of land for wetland and community open space. Construction has not yet started, but the Department of Planning and Development ruled on this in 2002 and the hearings examiner ruled on in 2006. We were notified about the final plant application recently and the City Council is required to take action on that within 30 days of notification. The matter includes item one on the agenda, which is the clerk file 301, three, four, two and item two Council Bill 118673. So procedurally, I can talk a little bit about what the city has done, but I think maybe it'd be best for me to just stop there and say that improvements have not been made. And the central staff recommends, as a result of the fact that improvements are not being made, i.e. we haven't built any houses here yet , that we as a city require a substitute version to ask the developer to put forward an $815,000 bond to make sure that we're holding that bond for any infrastructure investments that may need to come along with this improvements. So I'm happy to discuss the substitute bill in more detail, but I'd like to first move. Clark file 301342 for adoption. Is there a second? Second. Okay. Any further comments? I move. Oh, I'm sorry. Councilmember Herbold. Thank you. I just have a procedural question as to why this isn't going to the plus committee. The item came to us within a 30 day review as required by state statute, so it was required to be walked on straight to full council. I see. Given the timeline which the final plat was received by the city. Okay. And I remember a constituent coming and speaking at. Public testimony last week about a subdivision, and that constituent had some concerns with it, but it was only on the referral calendar at that time. And I'm wondering, is it the same. It is the same constituent on the same property that constituents concern was about easement and access to their property. We are working with the private developer and that constituent to make sure that that easement is maintained. But there is no requirement, there is no legal allowance for us to require the developer as a private matter to give another private individual easement access. But that's what the law department has told us. Okay. But it is something that we're continuing to work on as a voluntary basis. That is correct. Councilman Mirabal. Thank you. Yeah. Great questions. Okay. And I think this action today we're just filing is placing it on file for today. So it's been moved in. Second, those in favor of filing the file. Please, Lord, I, I those opposed vote no. The motion carries and the file is placed on file. Please read the next matter into the record. Agenda Item two Council Bill 118673 Approving and confirming the Plan of Kubota East and the portions of Northeast. One quarter of Northwest, one quarter of Section two Township 23, north range four, east w m in King County, Washington introduced May 3rd, 2016 concerning Johnson.