Speaker 4: The report of the Sustainability and Transportation Committee Agenda. Item eight Cancel 119 434 relating to appropriations to the Dolores Multimodal Module Sees Me Corridor Project Committee recommends the bill passes amended.
Speaker 0: Councilmember Bryan.
Speaker 1: Thank you. This is fairly straightforward. This is something we looked at in the budget last year and we placed a proviso on there continue the design work beyond this 30% threshold until we heard back and we wanted to ensure that they were doing good work on community engagement. We had a great report in committee. Also heard public comment from community members that they really appreciate the engagement and some of the design changes and we still have a ways to go in design to lifting the proviso allow them to get to the next phase before we proceed to a vote. I know my colleague, Councilmember Herbold, has an amendment to propose which I support, and so I handed over to her.
Speaker 4: But thank you so much. I move to amend Council Bill 11 9434, Section two, as presented on version two of Amendment one, which was distributed at this meeting.
Speaker 2: Seconded.
Speaker 0: Moved and seconded to amend Council Bill 119434 by amending Section two, just section two, correct? Yes. Are there any comments? I'll let you go ahead. Thank you.
Speaker 4: I just like to speak to the amendment very quickly. As Councilmember O'Brien said, the public has been very complimentary of Ascot efforts to do civic engagement and to address the issues, the multi-modal issues surrounding this project. This amendment adds that the council anticipates that escort will continue to evaluate issues identified by the community and notes in its presentation to the Sustainability and Transportation Committee last week as work escort is evaluating plus specifically improvements to the 26th Avenue Greenway. It also references work that needs to be done with Seattle Public Utilities to ensure that the design complies with the stormwater code. And finally, it references the need for a funding agreement with King County Metro in advance of seeking appropriate appropriations for project construction. That's the final piece of legislation needed and that will be coming to us during the budget process this year.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Any more comments? All right. Those in favor of the amendment vote. I rise those votes. No, the ayes have it. The motion carries and the bill is amended. And then I will move to pass Council Bill 119434 as amended. It's been moved and seconded to pass Council Bill 119434 as amended. Councilman O'Brien, do you want to.
Speaker 1: Oh, good.
Speaker 0: Okay, I like that. Oh, good. Okay, so I said it. Oh, thank you. Oh, I was looking at the wrong it was looking at the wrong note here. All right. All those in favor. I, I recall that calling for the. Oh, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Roll call, sergeant, I. Alexa. Hi, Gonzales.
Speaker 4: Herbold. Hi.
Speaker 0: Johnson O'Brian. President Suarez. High seven in favor and unopposed. The bill passes and the chair will sign it. Let's read item nine into the record.
AN ORDINANCE relating to appropriations for the Delridge Multimodal Corridor Project; amending the 2018 Budget (Ordinance 125475), as amended by Ordinance 125635, to lift the proviso on 2018 Mobility-Capital Budget Control Level expenditures.