Speaker 5: Agenda Item seven Council Bill 119140. An ordinance authorizing the general manager and chief executive officer of Seattle Public Utilities to enter into agreements with the Port of Seattle and BP West Coast Products, LLC for the purposes of satisfying utility related conditions for the Port Street vacation petition for its Terminal 18 redevelopment project. The committee recommends the bill passes amended.
Speaker 1: Because of our Herbold.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Way back in 1998, the Port of Seattle petitioned Seattle Public Utilities to vacate certain streets for the expansion of the port's Terminal 18 facility. This year, the city and the port entered into the Harbor Island Redevelopment Agreement. The agreement included construction, relocation, transfer and abandonment plans for port and city owned water, storm drainage and sewer facilities, as well as a final infrastructure ownership scheme. It also included an environmental and safety agreement. These easements with the port will satisfy the utility related conditions for the street vacation petition, and the delay from 1998 was due to a combination of factors such as project staff turnover, a complicated location with many, many landowners and port tenants past record keeping and work priorities in the future. Escort will bring final street vacation legislation to the council sometime later this year.
Speaker 1: Very good. Any questions or comments? Please call the role on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 2: Gonzalez Herbold, i. Johnson, Maurice Mesquita, I. O'Brien Sergeant High President Harrell, nine in favor and unopposed.
Speaker 1: Bill passed in show Senate. Please read the next agenda item.
Speaker 5: Agenda Item eight Council. Bill 119165. An ordinance relating to Seattle Public Utilities declaring certain real property rights to be surplus to the city's municipal utility needs. The committee recommends the bill pass.
AN ORDINANCE authorizing the General Manager and Chief Executive Officer of Seattle Public Utilities to enter into agreements with the Port of Seattle and BP West Coast Products LLC for the purposes of satisfying utility-related conditions for the Port’s street vacation petition for its Terminal 18 Redevelopment Project on Harbor Island, City of Seattle Clerk File No. 301929; declaring certain easement rights located on Harbor Island as no longer required for municipal utility purposes and surplus to the City’s needs; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.