Speaker 1: Opposed the bill passed and chose signage. Maybe you could read the shorter version of it. You're not a number 32.
Speaker 4: Agenda item 32 Council 118 760. Relating to the sale of public utilities authorizing director of Public Utilities to acquire except at record of a have. The City of Seattle puts temporary permanent property rights for inviting property owners located along the alignment to plan combined sewage storage tunnel. The committee recommends the bill passes amended.
Speaker 1: Councilmember O'Brien.
Speaker 5: Thank you, sir. This this legislation is in and related to a CSO project in Ballater, a combined sewer overflow. The in this area of Ballard, there's a combined sewer system, which means that the stormwater runs into the sewer system. What that results in is in heavy rain events. It can overwhelm the sewer system, at least temporarily. The solution to this, and we're in our consent decree with the Environmental Protection Agency to deliver this in the next, I believe ten years is a combination of green stormwater infrastructure. So how we develop on the streets to capture that water and treat it naturally and also storage facilities. This specifically is a storage facility, the shape of the storage facility. This tank is essentially a tunnel that runs from Balad to Wallingford and it'll hold water and major rain events and delay the delivery to the sewer system until the sewer system has time to treat it. The majority of this tunnel is built under public right away, but there are a couple of parcels where a couple private properties that are affected by this. And so what this legislation does is allow us to have either permanent or temporary easements where the construction will overlap with private property
Speaker 1: . Thank you. Any comments? Please call the role on the pastor of the Bill Johnson.
Speaker 2: Whereas O'Brien Bagshaw, Burgess Gonzalez High President Harrell.
Speaker 1: High.
Speaker 2: Seven in favor and unopposed.
Speaker 1: Bill passed and chair of Senate Agenda Item number 33.
Speaker 4: Agenda Item three three Council Bill 118805 Wellington City Council The Waste System Removing the sunset date for a five cent pass recharge for certain recyclable paper bags required certain compostable bags to be labeled and tinted green. Add a definition for compostable and amending.
AN ORDINANCE relating to Seattle Public Utilities; authorizing the Director of Seattle Public Utilities to acquire, accept, and record on behalf of the City of Seattle both temporary and permanent property rights from abutting property owners located along the alignment of the planned combined sewage storage tunnel between 24th Avenue NW and Shilshole Avenue NW and Interlake Avenue North and North 35th Street that are necessary or convenient to construct, operate and maintain the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, through negotiation or eminent domain (condemnation); placing the real property rights acquired under the jurisdiction of the Seattle Public Utilities and designating the property rights acquired for utility and general municipal purposes; authorizing payment of all other costs associated with acquisition; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts.