Seattle Seattle City Council 7/1/19
July 1, 2019 — Regular meeting, 2h 27m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.
What was decided
y 1, 2019, pursuant to the provisions of the City Charter. The meeting was called to order at 2:03 p.m., with Council President Pro Tem Sawant presiding. B. ROLL CALL Present: 8 - Bagshaw, González , Herbold, Juarez, Mosqueda, O'Brien, Pacheco, Sawant Excused: 1 - Harrell C. ADOPTION OF INTRODUCTION AND REFERRAL CALENDAR IRC 213 July 1, 2019 Motion was made, duly seconded and carried, to adopt the
How they voted
Hearing no objection, the introduction and referral calendar is adopted. (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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carried, to adopt the proposed Introduction and Referral Calendar (IRC) by the following vote: In Favor: 8 - Bagshaw, González , Herbold, Juarez, Mosqueda, O'Brien, Pacheco, Sawant Opposed: None D. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Motion was made, duly seconded and carried, to adopt the proposed Agenda. E. APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL Min 237 June 24, 2019 Motion was made, duly seconded and carried, to adopt the
How they voted
Hearing no objection, the agenda is adopted. (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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e Campbell addressed the Council regarding Agenda item 3, Council Bill 119544. Angela Compton addressed the Council regarding Agenda item 3, Council Bill 119544. H. PAYMENT OF BILLS Page 5 Meeting Minutes City Council CB 119559 July 1, 2019 AN ORDINANCE appropriating money to pay certain audited claims and ordering the payment thereof. Motion was made and duly seconded to pass Council Bill 119559.
How they voted
Hearing no objection, the minutes will be signed. (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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Council Bill 1-1-19-553 relating to city employment authorized and execution of a collective bargaining agreement
How they voted
Aide in favor, none opposed Unverified
Agenda item 2 · background & details
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19558 AN ORDINANCE relating to City streets; changing the name of the designated Festival Street portion of East Denny Way between Broadway East and 10th Avenue East to East Barbara Bailey Way; and superseding the relevant portions of Ordinance 4044, Ordinance 89910, Ordinance 102981, and any other ordinance to the extent inconsistent. Motion was made and duly seconded to pass Council Bill 119558.
How they voted
the motion carries and the amendment is adopted (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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2019 AN ORDINANCE relating to City employment; authorizing the execution of a collective bargaining agreement between The City of Seattle and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union No. 77 Power Marketers Unit to be effective January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2020; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts. Motion was made and duly seconded to pass Council Bill 119553.
How they voted
the motion carries and the amendment is adopted (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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Motion was made by Councilmember Herbold and duly seconded, to amend Council Bill 119544, by amending Section 5, Seattle Municipal Code Section 23.44.041.A.1.a.2, by inserting "the lot has been owned by the same person or persons for at least twelve months prior to permit application, and" after "A second accessory dwelling unit is allowed only if : (1)."
How they voted
the motion carries and the amendment is adopted (1-7 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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Motion was made by Councilmember Herbold and duly seconded, to amend Council Bill 119544, by amending Section 5, Seattle Municipal Code Section 23.44.041.A.1.a.2, by inserting "the lot has been owned by the same person or persons for at least twelve months prior to permit application, and" after "A second accessory dwelling unit is allowed only if : (1)." The Motion failed by the following vote: I
How they voted
The motion fails and the amendment is not adopted. (8-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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Minutes City Council July 1, 2019 CIVIL RIGHTS, UTILITIES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND ARTS COMMITTEE: Councilmember Juarez left the Council Chambers at 4:21 p.m. 4. Appt 01376 Reappointment of Byram Simpson as member, Seattle LGBTQ Commission, for a term to April 30, 2021. The Committee recommends that City Council confirm the Appointment (Appt). In Favor: 3 - Herbold, Sawant, O'Brien Opposed: None
How they voted
None opposed (7-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
Yes: None, None, None, None
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Bacheco, Swant
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Corridor adopted in the 2019 budget; changing appropriations to various departments and budget control levels, and from various funds in the Budget; and revising project allocations for certain projects in the 2019-2024 CIP; and ratifying and confirming certain prior acts. The Committee recommends that City Council pass the Council Bill (CB). In Favor: 3 - Bagshaw, González , Harrell Opposed: None
How they voted
The motion carries and the appointment is confirmed. (7-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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upon the Ainsworth & Dunn Warehouse, a landmark designated by the Landmarks Preservation Board under Chapter 25.12 of the Seattle Municipal Code, and adding it to the Table of Historical Landmarks contained in Chapter 25.32 of the Seattle Municipal Code. The Committee recommends that City Council pass the Council Bill (CB). In Favor: 5 - Bagshaw, González , Harrell, O'Brien, Pacheco Opposed: None
How they voted
None opposed. So that passes. (7-0 per official minutes) Verified · official minutes
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