Speaker 0: Passes and Cheryl Senate please read the report of the Parks Seattle Center, Libraries and Waterfront Committee.
Speaker 3: The report at the Park Seattle Center Libraries and Waterfront Committee Agenda Item 11 Council Vote 1190 40 Relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation authorizing the superintendent to enter into a use occupancy and maintenance agreement with Seattle Public Theater for the provision of theater, arts programing, education services at the Department of Parks and Recreation, Green Lake Park, Boathouse Theater. The committee recommends the bill passes amended.
Speaker 0: Because my words.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Let's see. This is a ten year agreement with an optional five year extension. The SEAL Public Theater will operate and manage the Green Lake Bathhouse as a theater providing a range of public benefits. The SEAL Public Theater has been operating the space since 2000. The facility was built in 1927. Sealed public theater will be responsible for routine maintenance and minor repairs, helping to keep the building going strong in its old age. Yes, that was my line in there. Seattle Public Theater will also provide free events to the community outreach and volunteer activities, scholarships and youth programs. All public benefits are clearly listed in Exhibit C of the agreement in the committee recommends approval of the agreement.
Speaker 0: Very good. Any comments or questions on the role on the passage of the bill?
Speaker 1: Whereas I. O'Brien Major Burgess Gonzalez purple Johnson, president hero height eight in favor and unopposed.
Speaker 0: Will pass and chair assignment please read agenda item number 12.
AN ORDINANCE relating to the Department of Parks and Recreation; authorizing the Superintendent to enter into a Use, Occupancy and Maintenance Agreement with Seattle Public Theater for the provision of theater arts programming, education, and services at the Department of Parks and Recreation’s Green Lake Park Bathhouse Theater.