Speaker 0: Unopposed bill passed and chair of the Senate. Please read agenda item number two.
Speaker 3: Agenda item number two Council Bill 118992. An ordinance relating to the Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program, a public corporation chartered by the City of Seattle approving the extension of an agreement with Seattle IP approved by ordinance 125045 for three additional months to continue funding the Capitol Hill Housing, low income transportation demand management, pilot project and ratifying confirming certain prior acts. The committee recommends that for council pass the bill.
Speaker 0: House Member Johnson.
Speaker 4: Wonderful pilot program by Capital Housing to purchase what's called the Multifamily Orca Card Program for residents of two of their buildings on Capitol Hill. This project was a joint project between START and capital housing that really allowed for a whole lot of folks to get access. Living in those buildings to unlimited orca rides has been really, really wildly successful. The only bad news is that there was only enough funding for a year. So this ordinance today allows for the extension of the program through the second quarter, i.e. through the end of this month. And now we're stuck in a bind and figure out how to make sure that we extend this program, which has been really wildly successful. So wonderful project by Capital Hill Housing. Thanks for their good work and collaboration with us. I'm looking forward to seeing where we can take this next to would recommend passage.
Speaker 0: Thank you very much. Any further comments? Please call a role on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Sergeant Bagshaw i. Herbold i. Johnson. Whereas, President Harrell i six in favor and unopposed.
Speaker 0: Bill passed in chair of the Senate. Please read Agenda item number three.
AN ORDINANCE relating to the Capitol Hill Housing Improvement Program (CHHIP), a public corporation chartered by The City of Seattle; approving the extension of an agreement with CHHIP approved by Ordinance 125045 for three additional months to continue funding the Capitol Hill Housing Low Income Transportation Demand Management Pilot Project; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.