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Parks & City Light items headed to consent calendar; council to accept grants and amend hydroelectric project authority
Summary
Councilmember Morris reported three items out of Parks & City Light committee: an update to the voluntary green power solar program ordinance, a first amendment to the Boundary Hydroelectric Project agreement for Seattle City Light, and a resolution to apply for a 2026 state recreation and conservation grant.
Councilmember Morris told colleagues that the Parks & City Light committee advanced three items that will appear on the consent calendar: an update to the voluntary green power solar program, an amendment to the City Light Boundary Hydroelectric Project agreement, and a resolution authorizing Seattle Parks and Recreation to apply for a 2026 state recreation and conservation office grant. Morris described those items as routine authorizations to accept money from the county and state.
He also noted that the Parks and City Light committee schedule will be adjusted (a meeting on August 19 is canceled) and reminded colleagues of forthcoming discussions, including the Lake City redevelopment plan. The items were described as committee-advanced consent calendar items; final action is expected in the upcoming council meeting unless removed for discussion.
