Speaker 0: Please read the report from the Civil Rights, Utilities, Economic Development and Arts Committee.
Speaker 2: Three point short.
Speaker 0: Title.
Speaker 2: Three Civil Rights, Utilities, Economic Development and Arts Committee Agenda Item five Council 1192 ten related said all public utilities declaring certain real property rights relating to water facility easements with the city of Seattle as being surplus to the city utility needs committee recommends a bill passed.
Speaker 0: Senator Herbold.
Speaker 2: Dudes getting caught up here. So sorry about that. These are for different bills. Some of them are easements and some of them are relinquishment. If I could speak to all of them, if I could speak to all of them together, I think that would be simplest.
Speaker 0: That'd be very efficient. So you will speak to items five, six, seven and eight and we'll read them in and vote later. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it. So these are two easement acceptance bills, one for the water line of business and one for the drainage and wastewater line of business that are easements and then two easement relinquishment bills. Likewise, one for the water line of business and one for the drainage and wastewater line of business. All of these bills contain multiple acceptance, acceptances and relinquishment, and they're bundled for efficiency reasons. None of them relate to the public comment that we heard today. The folks who spoke to us during public comment today were, I think, speaking from a philosophical perspective, that that SPU should not be granted easements until this issue is resolved. But again, these four pieces of legislation do not relate to the issues that were raised in public comment. The accepting of easements are granted to the city for purposes of installation, operation and maintenance of hydrants, water mains, domestic meter vaults, fire service meters and other necessary purposes. And they relinquish ments themselves, declare certain property rights as surplus to the utilities needs.
Speaker 0: Very good. So we'll just ask if there are any comments on the agenda. Item number five Council Bill 119210. If not, please call the roll on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Macheda O'Brien High St Picture Gonzalez Herbold High Johnson President Harrell High Aiden Faber none oppose.
Speaker 0: The bill passed and chair of the Senate race religion in number six the short title and to the record.
Speaker 2: Agenda agenda item six cancel one one 9 to 11 related Seattle Public Utilities Committee Recommends the bill passed.
Speaker 0: Very good. Any comments? Please call the rule on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Macheda O'Brien somewhat bakeshop. Gonzalez Herbold Johnson President Harrell all right.
Speaker 2: Aden favor not oppose.
Speaker 0: Bill passed and share of Senate. Please read agenda item number seven the short.
Speaker 2: Title Agenda Item seven Council Bill 1192 12 relating to Seattle Public Utilities Committee Recommend Single Pass.
Speaker 0: Any comments? Please call the rule on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Macheda O'Brien. Sergeant Major Gonzalez Herbold, II Johnson, President Harrell.
Speaker 0: I.
Speaker 1: Eight in favor and.
Speaker 0: Unopposed bill passed sure sign it and then next read please read it United number eight.
Speaker 2: Agenda Item eight Countable 119 213 Related. The Seattle Public Utilities Committee recommends a bill pass.
Speaker 0: Any comments that please call the role on the passage of the bill?
Speaker 1: Macheda O'Brien So on. Make sure Gonzalez Herbold High Johnson President Harrell High eight in favor and.
Speaker 0: Unopposed bill passed the Senate. Please read the next such an item into the record.
Speaker 2: Agenda Item nine Resolution 31802 regarding civil legal aid project with the King County Department of Public Defense and its scope of Work for Representation Services, the committee recommends the resolution be adopted as amended.
AN ORDINANCE relating to Seattle Public Utilities; declaring certain real property rights relating to water facility easements within the City of Seattle as being surplus to City utility needs; authorizing the Director of Seattle Public Utilities to relinquish such easement rights and to accept new easements for City-owned water facilities; placing the real property rights and interests conveyed by the easements under the jurisdiction of Seattle Public Utilities; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.