Speaker 0: Thank you. By unanimous vote, we have given a do pass recommendation to ordinance 2020 103 and that will be on the consent agenda next week's full council meeting. A final item of the day is an ordinance that would authorize the executive to extend the duration of the Flood Control District's Interlocal agreement through the end of 2021. Tenino Council central staff is here to provide the staff report. Michelle Clarke. You may be familiar with is the executive director of the Flood Control District, is also here to support this issue. Ms.. No, the line is yours.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Mr. Chair. China Central staff. The materials for this item begin on page 419 of your packet ordinance 20 20.0305 would extend the Interlocal agreement between King County and the King County Flood Control District through the end of 2021. The current agreement is set to expire on December 31st of this year. The district and the county were in negotiations over the terms of the Interlocal agreement at the beginning of this year. However, there have been delays due to the COVID 19 pandemic. An extension proposed under this ordinance would provide an additional year for the parties to come to an agreement at the October 14th flood control district meeting. The board took action to extend the agreement an additional year consistent with this ordinance. Michele Clarke from the Flood Control District and Megan Smith from Woollard are here to answer any questions you may have in the chair. That concludes her remarks.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Colleagues questions. See none. Council member at the Grove. Motion to approve.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Mr. Chair. I move. That proposed motion is a 2020 0305. I don't have in front of me. Yes. Be recommended to the Council for approval.
Speaker 0: Catherine McGrath. The Grove is moved. We have a do pass recommendation to ordinance 2020 305c, no further discussion. And ask the court to please call the role.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Mr. Chair. Councilmember Banducci and Councilmember DEMBOSKY. Councilmember Dunn. Council Member Wales I Council Member Lander A Council member of the ground.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 1: Councilmember Vaughn right there. I council members all high.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Mr. Chair.
Speaker 0: Hi.
Speaker 1: Mr. Chair. The vote has 18 zero noes Council member. Dismissed.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Have you received. We've given a do pass recommendation to ordinance 2023 of five. We will send that to full council expedited. So it will be on council's agenda next week. And barring any objection, we'll put that on consent as well. Councilmember Baldacci. My notes from staff indicate that expediting was a good idea because we anticipate next week's agenda to be rather short. But I'm afraid that by putting everything on consent, I didn't help you out, by making you feel like you had any media or a meeting. With that, Madam Clerk. Mr. Minister, were there any missed votes today?
Speaker 1: Yes, Mr. Chair. Councilmember Dunn was excused for all four votes. I do not see him on the screen.
Speaker 0: I do not either. We will not go through our reconsideration notes. However, Council Member Dunn will have the option of pursuing following up through the end of the day as our revised rules for virtual meetings would allow. That would take us to other business. And I just have one thing to mention under other business. As members may realize, the council is accepting applications for a vacancy in the Southwest District Court for a judicial vacancy in the Southwest District. The application deadline closes on October 5th and we only received one eligible application.
AN ORDINANCE authorizing the King County executive to execute an amendment to the interlocal agreement with the King County flood control zone district extending the duration of the interlocal agreement through December 31, 2021.