Speaker 4: The report on the Sustainability and Transportation Committee Agenda Item to cancel 119 415 relating to city streets. The committee recommends the bill pass.
Speaker 0: Comes from O'Brien.
Speaker 5: Thank you. So this ordinance will change the name of a couple of streets in Seattle. A couple of different reasons. The first one is changing Northwest 13th Street between first and Second Avenue, northwest to northeast northwest 112th Place. This is to be consistent with the addressing that happens along, I believe, First Avenue Northwest. The second is a renaming of an alley in the Chinatown International District consistent with practice. That Canton Alley has been an Maynard Alley sorry to alleys and to international issue for the practice of what they've been called. Want to be clear for folks that these changes do not affect anyone's address, as no one has an address on these streets, so no one be required to. We do that. And in committee, we didn't hear any concerns about this.
Speaker 0: Very good. Any questions or comments? Okay, please call the rule on the passage of the bill.
Speaker 1: Extra Johnson Whereas I. O'Brien President Harrell high five in favor.
Speaker 0: None of those will pass in show senate. Please read agenda item number three.
Speaker 4: Agenda item three accountable 119 416 relating to the state route 520 Project authorizing the mayor to execute an agreement with the State of Washington to set forth roles and responsibilities and establishing a method for reimbursing costs where applicable to operate and maintain the infrastructure constructed as part of the State of Washington State Route 520 Project.
AN ORDINANCE relating to City streets; changing the name of the portion of NW 113th Street between 1st Avenue NW and 2nd Avenue NW to NW 112th Place; naming the alley in Blocks 52, 53, and 54, D. S. Maynard’s Plat of Seattle, as Canton Alley S; naming the alley in Blocks 48, 49, 50, and 51, D. S. Maynard’s Plat of Seattle, as Maynard Alley S; and superseding Ordinance 102981 to the extent inconsistent.