Speaker 1: Thank you. The bill passed and chair of the Senate. Please read agenda item number two the short title.
Speaker 5: Agenda item two accountable one one 1953 Willing to sell public utilities authorizing General Manager Q of silver bitcoins to acquire accepted record on behalf of the City of both temporary and permanent property rights from owners of property located along the alignment of a planned combined sewage conveyance pipe and a sewage storage facility near the east side of I-5, South Dawson Street and South Lucille Street. The committee recommends the bill passed against Herbold.
Speaker 6: Thank you. Council Bill 11 9253 authorizes Seattle Public Utilities to acquire a vacant property to construct, maintain and operate a new wastewater tank to control sanitary sewer overflows in the West Beacon Hill neighborhood, similar to combined super sewer overflows, was under a consent decree to also reduce sanitary sewer overflows to no more than four outflows per 100 miles of pipe per year on a two year average. The parcel that's being purchased is 788 square feet. Espe has begun negotiations with the willing seller.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Any further comments? Now please call the roll on the pass through the bill.
Speaker 2: Thank John Gonzalez Herbold I Johnson Macheda I O'Brien. I want President Harrell high eight in favor and unopposed.
AN ORDINANCE relating to Seattle Public Utilities; authorizing the General Manager/CEO of Seattle Public Utilities to acquire, accept, and record on behalf of The City of Seattle both temporary and permanent property rights from owners of property located along the alignment of a planned, combined sewage conveyance pipe and a sewage storage facility near the east side of I-5 between South Dawson Street and South Lucile Street, which are necessary or convenient to construct, operate, and maintain structures related to the Pearl Street Drainage & Wastewater (DWW) Improvement Project, through negotiation or eminent domain (condemnation); placing the real property rights acquired under the jurisdiction of Seattle Public Utilities and designating the property rights acquired for utility and general municipal purposes; authorizing payment of all other costs associated with acquisition; and authorizing construction within the City right-of-way.