Speaker 3: And as the Chair stated, she lives in Kenmore in Council District one and was appointed to fill the vacancy for the remainder of this term by our board position one by Council Member Rod Dombroski and Ms. Admin has a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in painting and serves as an art instructor for the Stack Arts Center in Everett. She has also produced numerous public art and event pieces and has numerous works on display. Some of her recent works include the Wooden Vale Rotary Peaceful Project Murals at Kenmore Elementary School in the Kenmore St Vincent de Paul Building and works displayed at locations in Lake Forest Park, Woodville, Kenmore and Schack Art Center. Ms.. Edmonds appointment meets the criteria established in the Fort Culture Charter. And that concludes my staff report.
Speaker 0: Have been a few words in your own defense.
Speaker 1: I am honored to be here today. I live in Kenmore, and I have to tell you that my introduction to our culture was back when the city of Kenmore was building a new city hall, and we.
Speaker 3: Had a representative for.
Speaker 1: From Our Culture who was that coordinator? She led us through the process of choosing the artists for the 1% for the art. So that was my first introduction. But now it's amazing to see where it has spread in the community and all of the things that our culture supports. So I'm really excited to learn more and to learn from the people who I will work with and to be a part of supporting all of these things in the arts, culture, history that I, I hold very important.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Questions? Councilmember Lambert.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I saw in your resignation something that after this is over, I'd like to talk to you more about. But your components for child development activity kit. What research project was that in the School of Nursing? It was something that the School of Nursing was doing that a friend of mine was putting these kids together that were tasks that the children, they were seeing how parents.
Speaker 3: Or caregivers would interact.
Speaker 1: With the kids. And unfortunately, I was the labor and never really got to see what was happening. But it was fascinating to hear that they were using these kits with different tests of various difficulty to see how parents or caregivers interacted and explained how to do the task. So I was just at home sewing on one at a time. And there is a place in in a forensic investigation where we need something like that. So I'd like to talk to you. Okay. Okay.
Speaker 0: Councilmember Dombrowski. Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Speaker 2: And thank you for scheduling this hearing today. Stacey, thank you for your willingness to serve on the For Culture Board. I am very excited about your candidacy and appointment and just looking at your resume on pages 23 through 25 of a packet today really demonstrates the breadth and depth of your background and preparedness to serve on for culture. You are a practicing artist. You've got two degrees in art. You also have some awareness of kind of the cultural and historic functions. You know, you caught my attention with your work on the Iron Goat Trail and restoring the milepost there, the historic milepost. And I know you've been in other projects in that area as well.
Speaker 0: Stacey, colleagues has.
Speaker 2: Served us already and does on the King County Parks Levee Oversight Board from 2015 to present. So if she looks familiar, that may be why, but she and her husband Eric are very active in urban stream and creek protection and restoration efforts in North King County and are just generally strong and active residents of the of the North End. I really appreciate your experience across the north in Lake Forest Park and more over to Woodinville. And I'm just really confident that you'll bring a region wide perspective to the work at Fort Culture. So thank you for your willingness to serve. And my colleagues say, I think you can see we've got great candidates coming forward here. This did result from the process that was amended a year or so ago where we did work in consultation with the recruitment committee for the Fort Culture Board as the call for in that ordinance. So I just want to make sure folks knew that. And with that, Mr.. I'd be happy to move adoption with a do pass recommendation of proposed motion 2019 0485 confirming Stacy Edmond's appointment to the King County Cultural Development Authority.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Motion 2019 485. As is before. I see no further discussion. Madam Clerk, would you please call the roll?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Mr. Chair. Councilmember Buddy Guy. Great. Ambassador matter. Done. Never have I heard. He was my father. My mom was a mother. I think that's a member of the club. Excused.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Having received the required majority motion, 2000 1845 is referred to for counsel. The do pass recommendation. We will schedule that expedited, therefore on February 4th and put it on the consent agenda by an objection. With that, I believe we have completed all the work before us. I want to thank everybody particularly for the work session. Our first work session of the committee, the whole earlier this afternoon. And with no further business, we are adjourned.
A MOTION confirming the appointment of Staci Adman to the King County cultural development authority (4Culture) board.