Speaker 1: The Report of the City Council Agenda Item one Council Bill 119 453 relating to land use and zoning in many ordinance 1 to 5 733 to correct a clerical error regarding condition of approval of the University of Washington's 2018 Seattle Campus Master Plan.
Speaker 0: Councilmember Johnson.
Speaker 2: Thanks. As my colleagues undoubtedly.
Speaker 4: Remember, last December we passed.
Speaker 2: Ordinance 125733, which granted conditional approval to the University of Washington's major institution master plan. The ordinance included two different sets of language, amending the same condition in the master plan related.
Speaker 4: To parking, but.
Speaker 2: One that included all of council's intended amendments and one included only one intended amendment. So this strikes the language that only included one amendment to remove that contradiction and reflect the intent of the Council. This is still a quasi judicial process. Upon action today, it is my understanding that the University of Washington Board of Regents intends to take up this matter sometime in February, which would then be nearly the end of the process, because at that point we will then enter into the appeal process and ideally then the matter is resolved and we can all start talking to people about it again. But for the time being, this remains a quasi judicial process and a small technical fix this afternoon that I hope I can count on your support for.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Councilman, just any comments? I will move to pass counts. Bill 119453. Okay. Please call the roll on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Johnson.
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Speaker 0: I.
Speaker 1: Eight in favor and unopposed the.
Speaker 0: Bill passes in the chair will sign it. Please read the report of the Civil Rights, Utilities, Economic Development and Arts Committee.
AN ORDINANCE relating to land use and zoning; amending Ordinance 125733 to correct a clerical error regarding a condition of approval of the University of Washington’s 2018 Seattle Campus Master Plan.