>>> It is a pleasure to have
you. It's been wonderful
working with you and I always
like the access has given us
and it's such an honor to have
here. And your partnership, I
appreciate it. Thank you. All
right. Anything else? We are
good? Okay.
>> Madame Clark, do I need to
say the magic language about
the confirmation is affirmed
and I sign it or are we done?
>> No, you voted on the motion
to compartment and we are done.
>> Okay. Great. Thank you.
Congratulations. All right. We
will move on into our agenda to
the transportation cell of the
committee. Can you read item 2.
>> It is relating to the right
24 month high mobile quarter
project authorizing the
director to acquire, accept and
record that the city of
Seattle's need for street
purposes. The committee
recommends a city council past
the Council bill.
>> Thank you.
>> Thank you, Council
President. One moment. This
will authorize our Seattle
department of transportation to
acquire a small but
strategically located over a
property to facilitate the bus
corridor. Last week our
committee unanimously
recommended adoption of this
ordinance by full counsel
today. Thank you.
>> All right. Are there any
comments regarding this
ordinance? Not seeing any I'm
guessing you don't have any
closing comments. Are you good?
All right. Madame Clark, will
you please call the role
>> [ ROLL BEING CALLED ] seven
in favor and none opposed.
>> The bill passes and the
chair will sign it . All right.
Let's move on to item number 3.
Madame Clark, will you please
read item number 3 into the
record. The committee
recommends a city council past
the Council bill.
>> Thank you.
>> Thank you, Council
President. Counsel 120538 will
authorize set of public
utilities to enter into a
interlocal attainment to
appropriately allocate the work
and revenue from the residual
materials that are left over
from the recycling process.
Last week our committee
unanimously recommended
adoption at a full counsel
today. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Are there any
comments from my colleagues?
Not seeing any, let's move on
then. With the clerk please
call the roll on the passage of
the bill?
>> [ ROLL BEING CALLED ] seven
in favor and none opposed.
>> Thank you. The bill passes
and the chair will sign it and
Madame Clark, please fix my
signature to the legislation on
my behalf. Let's move on to
item number 4. Madame Clark,
can you please read item number
4 into the record?
>> Relating to the Department
of finance related services on
behalf of Seattle Public
utilities, authorizing the
acquisition of real property
identified in King County
records as parcel a of city of
Seattle's short subdivision.
The city recommends that the
city counts the bill.
>> Thank you, Council
President. 120539 from
Seattle's public utilities will
improve our cities climate
resiliency , authorizing the
acquisition of a small but
strategically located parcel of
land in an area that often
floods in Northeast Seattle.
Last week our community
unanimously recommended
adoption by the full city
Council today. Thank you.
>> Thank you. Are there any
comments? Not seeing any, let's
move forward. With the park
please call the roll on the
passage of the bill?
>> [ ROLL BEING CALLED ]
>> Please affix messenger to
the legislation. Let's move on
to item number 5. Can you
please read item number 5 into
the record.
>> Agenda 5. Resolution 32082.
A resolution adopting settles
2022 solid waste plan update.
Moving up changes are a waste
revising the 2011 revision,
picking up the pace toward zero
waste and superseding certain
requirement adopted by
resolution. The city recommends
that city council adopts the
resolution.
>> Councilmember prison. It
will adopt updated plans from
Seattle Public utilities to
reduce solid waste, along with
councilmember Herbert for
making the legislation more
specific and accountable on
its timeline of metrics with
her amendment that we approved
in our committee last week. As
with the other legislation, our
committee unanimously
recommended adoption by the
full city council today. Thank
you.
>> Thank you. Are there any
comments from our colleagues?
Not seeing any, councilmember
Peterson.
>> Sorry.
>> No, I guess not. I guess we
are good. All right. Since we
did that.
>> President?
>> Yes?
>> I would like to say
something.
>> I'm not logged on.
>> There you are. The camera
was in on you.
>> My apologies.
>> My apologies too. Now I can
see you. I apologize. Go ahead
.
>> No problem. This is what
happens when I do not log on to
the virtual meeting when I am
in chambers. It is a lesson for
me to learn. I just wanted to
thank chair Peterson for
allowing time for consideration
of the amendment and his
willingness to hear the
resolution in an additional
committee meeting beyond what
was planned. I also want to for
the record say that I really
appreciate Seattle Public
utilities commitment to
updating the metrics for solid
waste reduction to include the
lifecycle of materials, which
is really important and, also,
for answering my questions
about changes in the multi
family construction to
incorporate strategies to
support convenient recycling
and compost access for
residents of multi family
buildings. I think there is
still a lot of potential there
to do more to make it easier
for people living in multi
family buildings to recycle and
just really appreciate the work
on that in the background.
Whereas, maybe not a code
amendment and doing so in the
design review process has been
so important. Thank you.
>> Thank you, councilmember.
>> More thank you's hair. I
want to thank SPU for focusing
on this and doing such a good
job in the past years of really
maintaining the programs that
allow us to recycle and compost
so much of our material. Thank
you, Council members. This is
important to me because I
worked on one of those solid
waste master plan updates and
way back when whenever I was
stuck with Richard Connellan
and zero waste is really
important because we have to
not just move from a putting
things in landfill to recycling
more material, but we actually
have to make less garbage and
make less materials that we
will have to process and that
will also help our ratepayers.
I present the effort to
establish new metrics. There is
no such thing as garbage, just
resources out of place and
extended responsibilities.
Thank you very much .
>> Thank you. The only comment
I would like to make to you
because of what the counselor
said., So as it stands now,
multi family requirements don't
have the ability to recycle.
>> They do. I think it was to
enable and encourage to be
provided on every floor of the
building's, so that is
encouraged in different ways
and then just the policy
decision of, do we require? Do
we encourage? Facilitate? I
appreciate councilmember her
bolts continuing to focus on
that .
>> I didn't mean to between the
spot. Thank you. Is there
anything you want to add before
we go to a vote?
>> No, thank you.
>> Thank you.
>> With the clerk on the role
of the adoption of the
resolution?
>> Councilmember Nelson. [ ROLL
BEING CALLED ] seven in favor
and none opposed.
>> Thank you. The resolution is
adopted and the chair will sign
it and Madame Clark, please fix
my signature to the legislation
on my behalf. Let's see. Moving
on the calendar. There were no
items removed for the consent
calendar. My understanding is
that there are no other
resolutions for the
introduction referral calendar
and other business. Is there
any other business to come
before counsel? Making sure I
can seek to member her bolts.
Okay. I do not see any hands
and I do not hearing the
voices. I will move on from
that. Before we adjourn,
colleagues, this does conclude
our business and our next
regular scheduled meeting will
be held on Tuesday, April 18th.
Thank you, all. We are
adjourned. [ Event Concluded ]