Speaker 7: Agenda Item ten Resolution 31594. Setting the public hearing on the petition of the Seattle City LT Department for the vacation of Pontius Avenue North between Danny Way and John Street in the South Lake Union Urban Center neighborhood of Seattle.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Councilmember Rasmussen.
Speaker 3: Yes. This is and I'm sorry.
Speaker 0: This is a routine amendment where we set the date for a public hearing, and this will be a public hearing on the Danny substation site at Pontius and Denny. And thank you. That is what we'll do.
Speaker 2: Do we have a date set?
Speaker 0: It is in the resolution itself. If you have a copy of that. Well, maybe somebody could. We will find a solution.
Speaker 4: Up in the restaurant. You didn't exactly seem prepared on this since.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 0: Getting prepared for the next meeting. Does somebody have it up on their screen?
Speaker 3: July 30th.
Speaker 1: I had my.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 0: Councilmember. It's July 30. All right. So we're setting a date for a public hearing. That's all we're doing. And that public hearing will be held here in chambers on July 30. And we know the time. It would be at 936.
Speaker 3: At the Belltown Community Center. Oh.
Speaker 0: So it's July 30 at 930 in the morning at the Belltown Community Center.
Speaker 3: Five 3530.
Speaker 0: In the.
Speaker 3: Morning. Sometimes it takes teamwork to do these things.
Speaker 0: Teamwork. All right. We'll say that one more time. It's July 30th, 530 in the evening. Belltown Community Center. Okay, great. Thank you. Are there any other questions or comments? Yes, Councilmember.
Speaker 1: So on. I'm glad we have the day because that was my whole comment is about why we should let people know when the hearing is. They just want to say that usually allegations are non-controversial issues. But I just wanted to draw a little attention to this one. As chair of the Energy Committee, this litigation is for the construction of the Denny substation, which is a very large Seattle City Light project in the middle of the Cascade neighborhood, the residential neighborhood and several low income housing buildings are immediately adjacent to the construction site, and substations usually don't go in such dense, densely populated areas. But this one is an exception. I do know that City Light has done a lot of outreach so far to the community and has found ways in which to mitigate the potential impact of the construction of this project on the neighbors. And I support moving forward to the public hearing. Just wanted to highlight the hearing just in case somebody is listening and wants an opportunity to comment. So thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Thank you very much. So to repeat again, the hearing is July 35, 30 PM at the Bell Town Community Center. Any other questions or comments? All in favor of adopting Resolution 31594 setting the public hearing vote. I oppose vote no. The resolution is unanimously adopted. Is there any other business? Councilmember Gardner, the Central Waterfront Committee will meet next. And beginning at what time?
Speaker 2: May I suggest that because of the very large number of citizens here in support of the resolution on the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom flag, please can we plan 15 minutes between full council and the waterfront committee so that council members may briefly join the community in the birthday Atlantis room if they wish. However, since we do expect an audience at the Waterfront Committee and we will not be able to start the committee until there are at least five council members. So let's be back promptly at 330.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 0: Thank you. So we'll reconvene at 330 as the Select Committee on the Central Waterfront. The city council is now adjourned.
A RESOLUTION setting the public hearing on the petition of the City Light Department for the vacation of Pontius Avenue North between Denny Way and John Street in the South Lake Union Urban Center neighborhood of Seattle.