Speaker 0: hearing examiner. We got a few lawyers up here, so we'll send a few opinions your way. And congratulations to you, sir. Okay. Please read the next agenda item into the record.
Speaker 4: The report The Housing, Health, Energy and Workers Rights Committee Agenda Item to cancel 0119 187 Relating to the City Department authorizing the acceptance of the statutory authority deed for the Hanson property in scheduled county Washington, placing said land under the jurisdiction of the City Lights Department, ratifying confirmed research and prior acts. Committee recommends the bill passed.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Council Member Mosquito.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Mr. President. Council Bill 119187 authorizes the General Manager of City Light to accept on behalf of the city a deed to property in the Skagit Valley for the purposes of preserving habitat for salmon in the river. This is part of the city lights ongoing environmental stewardship of the ecosystem in the area.
Speaker 0: Very good. Are there any questions or comments on this legislation? There should be a very complex technical question we should ask you. There should be some level of hazing going on with cancer risk. I think we're going to let her off the hook. Okay. Please call the role on the passage of the Bill.
Speaker 1: O'Brien.
Speaker 3: By.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Major Gonzalez. Purple. Hi Johnson Macheda I President Harrell.
Speaker 0: High.
Speaker 1: Eight in favor and unopposed.
Speaker 0: The bill passed and the chair will sign it. We read items three through seven please.
Speaker 4: Agenda items three through seven appointments eight, 92, three, 95 and 902 reappointment. So Diane Henry, Catherine Mercado, Michael J. Hudson Bressler, Elizabeth Rankin and Dan Bernard as members Burk Gilman Place Preservation Development Authority Council for Term two December 31st, 2020.
AN ORDINANCE relating to the City Light Department; authorizing the acceptance of the Statutory Warranty Deed for the “Hansen Property” in Skagit County, Washington, placing said land under the jurisdiction of the City Light Department, and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.