Speaker 1: The Report of the Governance, Equity and Technology Committee Agenda Item to Council 119 454 Relating to the City of Seattle Smart River Radio Transmitter Facility, the committee recommends Eagle Pass.
Speaker 0: This is an item that had come from the Governance, Equity and Governance and Equity and Technology Committee. This Council basically authorizes the finance and administrative services us to enter into a 25 year lease agreement with the King County, Puget Sound Emergency Radio Network, otherwise known as p cern in p cern, basically, or this sort of purpose on earth, or to install and operate an emergency radio equipment at the MYRDAL transmitter facility. And this again this system, this peace erm system is a countrywide countywide emergency radio system that was used by first our first responders. The older system was about 20 years old and the previous manufacturer ended their support for these many of its critical , critical components that actually ended in 2018. And so, as you may recall, in 2015, the voters approved a $273 million levy to upgrade the aging emergency radio network. So this is the third such agreement that the city and the King County slash peace and governing that governs peace terms, use of a city owned property. And then there was a previous agreement between SB you and King County and agreed with FISA and King County Governance, the Maple Leaf Transmitter Facility. So. So on this series, any questions or comments are asked at the. Clark, please call a role on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Flores must get a somewhat.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Back. John Gonzalez Herbold high Johnson President Harrell eight in favor and.
Speaker 4: Unopposed.
Speaker 0: The bill passed in show Senate. Please read agenda item number three.
AN ORDINANCE relating to The City of Seattle’s Myrtle reservoir radio-transmitter facility; authorizing the Director of Finance and Administrative Services to execute a lease with King County for its use of part of the radio-transmitter facility for the new, regional Puget Sound Emergency Radio Network; declaring the part of the facility leased for King County’s use to be surplus to the City’s utility needs; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.