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Home My WebLink About2024-07-15 Regular MinutesTukwila City Council Regular Meeting lawjliii Z4-'T'j#AtI-'T ley -3 1114 IloxQ V 11:4 ilia R:4 11*01;9_3 III IR *] T-3 Z 101 =FA;141 it WOY-11 4 VA W-311 I IT-1114irA 21. 14111A 14 4 11*1 M #Z11 I Mayor McLeod called the Regular Meeting of the Tukwila City Council to order at 7�00p.m. and led tht 2udience in the Pledge of Allegiance. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Council ember Quinn stated "The City of Tukwila is located on the ancestral lands of the Coast Salish people. We acknowledge their continuing: connections to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging." ROLL CALL Andy Youn, City Clerk, called the rolll of the Council. Present at the meeting were Councilmembers De'' ean Quinn (on-site), Mohamed Abdi (on-site), Tosh Sharp (on-site), Armen Papyan (on-site), Jlovita McConnell) (on-site), Dennis Martinez (on-site). RON CITY OFFICIALS 211UTMO LON !1ILUM 1Joe Duffile requested the Council make aiddonal opplortuinities to engage with the pubiliic. He emphasized the need for School Resource Officers and urged the Council to discontinue reconsidering marijuana retail. 2Greg Sherlock commented on campaign cobons received by elected officials and referenced his ongoing noise complaint with the Sabey Data Center, 1 Derek Tolson spoke on the need for traffic calming measures at several locations in the City. 4Chief Drever expressedhis support for the appointment of Marty Wine as City Administrator an14 outlined her qualifications and ieadership, APPOINTMENTS Appointment of Marty Wine to the position of City Ad min Istrator. previous work experience as City Mana9 er for the Cities of Monmouth and Tigard, leadership, and passion for public service. The Councilmembers expressed their siupport of Mi,s. Wrie's appointment. J ully 1 5i, 20124 ZEE35M MOVED BY MARTINEZ, SECONDED BY MCCOiNNELL TO CONFIRM THE APPOINTMENT OF MARTY WINE TO THE POSITION OF CITY ADMINISTRATOR, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO S11 N THE EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. ER919NIAMN PoliIce Department Life-Savingi M) als: Officers Elias Hiatt and Dustin Johnson. C."ir W�evAiljt CPR and resuscitated an individual who did not hiave a piu�se. CONSENT AGEN a. Approval of Minutes: 711/24 (Regular Mtg.) b, Approval of Vouchers: #00406319 - 00406418 in the aimouint of $1,989, 17968, Authorize the Mayor to sign a contract with Foster Garvey PC for collective bargaining legalservices, in an amiou nit not to exceed $120, 0001 00. [Reviewed and forwarded to consent by the Finance and Governance Committee on 612,4124] d, Authorize the sale of mapliei wood slabs in the amount of $5,000,00. [Reviewed and forwarded to consent by ttle Community Services and Safety Committee on 71W4] e, Authorize thie Mayor to sign Amendment No. I to contract #24-087 with LexIsNexis Risk Solutions for the AccurintVirtual Crime Center TraX with Virtual Pen Register option, in the amount of $11 1o4giZ 99 [Reviewed and forwarded to consent by the Community Services and Safety Committee on 718124] uIl M-6rF;1XK'1 Tr%1&-':j SUBMITTED. MOTION CARRIED 1. a. Grant agreement with King County Department of Community and Human Services for 2024- 2026 Veterans, Seniors, and Human Services Levy (VSHSL) funding 7:35 p.m. Councilmember Quinn recused himselif per RCW 42.2 .040(2) from item 7a (grant agreement) as hie has a remote interest as an employee of King County Metro and exited the Counciii! Chambers. MOVED BY MCCONNELL, SECONDED BY MARTINEZ TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A GRANT AGREEMENT NTH KING COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AND HUMAN SERVICES FOR 2024-2026 VETERANS, SENIORS, AND HUMANI SERVICES LEVY (VSHSL) FUNDING, IN THE AMOUNT OF $229,600.00. MOTION CARRIED 6-0, WITHI QUINN RECUSED. IOXIJ�Q*1411116 4 1 VAC%��zj 11- 1 111 T! 11 -pli 111111 1 iiij 11 .......... 7:38 p.m. Council President Abdi exite'dI the Council Chambers. 7:44 p.m. Council President Abdi returned to the Council Chambers. Tukwila City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 115, 2024 Page 3 of 4 8:26 p.m. Mayor McLeod called for a 5 -minute recess,. 8-31 P.m. Mlayor McLeod resumed the meeting. The Councilmembers offered comments regarding funding, capital priorities, and types of GIS data. REPORTS a. Mayor Mayor McLeod reported Poke Officer Robert Mosley was recently swom in. b. City Council Couincilmember Quinn thanked the Council, for excusing him from last week's Council meeting. Council President Abdi attended the Somalli Health Board's annual health fair at the Sullivan Center. Couincilmember P,apyan shared Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a Southside Leadership Conference on July 19, 2024 for emerging professionals. On July 17, 2024, Sound Transit will be holding an open house at the Tuikwila Community Center on the proposed Boeing Access Road, station. Councilmember MMcConnell chaired the Puget Sound Fire Citizens" Advisory Planning Committee,, and participated in an Equity and Social Justice Commission meeting, and a free CPR class hosted by Puget Sound Fire. CouincilmemberMartiiniez reported on the July 8, 2024 Planning and Community Development Committee meeting, and attended a reception through the Renton Chamber of Commerce to meet gubernatorial candidates. He noted some residents have shared concerns reglardlingl fireworks in the City. c. Staff Marty Wine,, City Administrator, referenced the CA (City Administrator) Report and 2024 2n,d Quarter Work Plan update, MISCELLANEOU Couincilmember Sharp spoke on, public comments made earlier tonight and the importance of listening to all constituents as elected, officials, Council,member P,apyan indicated he would like to have further discussion at the next Council, meeting regarding additional opportunities for the Council to engage with, the community. Councilmember Martiniershared Tukwila Pool, will be holding Cardboard Boat Races on July 20, 2024 from 11:30 a.m. — 3.-00 p.m.. EXECUTIVE SESSION — Pending Litigation — Pursuant to RCW 42.30.1 1 0(l)(i). (15 minutes) Mayor McLeod announced the Council will now go into an Executive Session until 9:21 p.m. (for 15 minutes) to discuss: Potential Litigation — Pursuant to RCW 42.30.1 10(l)(1). The total) amount of time will be no more than 15 minutes, and no diecisionswiN be made during the Executive Session. No action will be required in the Open, Meeting after the Executive Session has concluded. Should the Executive Session need to be extendIed, the Council will be retuming to open sessioini, at'91-21 p.m, to announce the extension and the new time they w0l adjourn the extended Executive Session, Following, the Executive Session and meeting adjournment, the, Council will be entering into closed session in the Hazelnut Conference Room to discuss Collective Bargaining Strategy, pursuant to RCW 40(4)(b). 9:20 p,m. Mayor McLeod called for a brief recess to allow the audience to exit the room. Executive Session Start: 9:21 p.m, Attendees: Mayor McLeod; Marty Wine, City Administrator; Pete MIayer, Deputy City Administrator; 0 Brandon Mfles, Director of Strategic Initiatives and Government R61ations; Nora Gier'loff, Community Development Director; Stephanie Collin, 2 Strategiesli Kari Sand, City Attorney; Coluncilmembeirs Quin Abdi, Sharp, Papyan, McConnell, and Marfinez. 911 p.m. Mayor McLeod announced the Executive Session would be extended until 9: 36 p.m. (for 15 minutes). Executive Session End: 9:36 pi.m. ADJOURNMENT 9:36 Ip.mi. UNANIMOUS CONSENSUS EXISTED TO ADJOURIIIIII THE REGULAR MEETING. CLOSED S,ESSIOIIN—Collective Bargaining — Pursuant to RCW42.301.140(4)(b). Closed session start-, 9:42 p.m. Closed session end: 9:59 p.m.