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ORDINANCE 113L94~W __

AN ORDINANCE relating to the Traffic Code by the addition or

removal of streets on the Arterial Street Map, as autho-rized by Section 11.18.010 of the Seattle Municipal Code

(Section 2 of ordinance 108200 as amended by Ordinance111963).

WHEREAS, Ordinance 111963 authorized the City Council to add or

remove streets on the Arterial Street Map by ordinance; and

WHEREAS, The City of Seattle and the Port of Seattle are to

exchange property which affects the classification of a

roadway; and

WHEREAS, the classification change necessitates the addition and

removal of streets on the Arterial Street Map; Now, There-

fore,

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. The following streets are hereby removed from

the Arterial Street Map:

- 26th Avenue Southwest between West Marginal Way Southwest

and Southwest Florida Street.

- Southwest Florida Street from. West Marginal Way Southwest

to 26th Avenue Southwest.

Section 2. The following street is hereby added to the

Arterial Street Map:

- West Marginal Way Southwest from 26th Avenue Southwest to

Southwest Florida Street.

Section 3. Any act consisten-IC with the authority and prior

to the effective date of this ordinance is hereby ratified and

confirmed.

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4.... This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty days from and after its passage and

approval, if approved by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect at the time it shall become a law under the

provisions of the city charter.

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City of Seattle

Executive Department-Off ice of Management and Budget

Gary Zarker, Director

Charles Royer, Mayor

November 7, 1986

The Honorable Douglas Jewett

City Attorney

City of Seattle

Dear Mr. Jewett:

The Mayor is proposing to the City Council that the enclosed legislation be

adopted.

REQUESTINGDEPARTMENT: Seattle Engineering Department

SUBJECT: An ordinance relating to the Traffic Code by the addition or

removal of streets on the Arterial Streep Map, as authorized

by Section 11.18.010 of the Seattle Municipal Code (Section 2

of Ordinance 108200 as amended by Ordinance 111963).

Pursuant to the City Council's S.O.P. 100-014, the Executive Department is for-

warding this request for legislation directly to your office for review and

drafting.

After reviewing this request and drafting appropriate legislation:

(X) File the legislation with the City Clerk for formal introduction to the

City Council as an Executive Request.

Do not file with City Council, but return the proposed legislation to

OMB for our review. Return to

Sincerely,

Charles Royer

Mayor

JIM RITCH

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Acting Budget Director

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Enclosure

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Office of Management and Budget 300 Municipal Building Seattle Washington 98104 (206) 625-2551 An equal opportunity employer

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Engineering Department

Eugene V. Av", Director of Engineering

Charles Royer.. Mayor

November 3, 1986

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Honorable Charles RoyerMayor, City of SeattleSeattle, Washington 98104

Attention: Jim Ritch, Acting DirectorOffice of Management and Budget

Subject: 26th Avenue Southwest andWest Marginal Way SouthwestStreet Classification

REQUEST. We request City Council adoption of the attachedresolution and two (2) ordinances which each relate to26th Avenue Southwest and West Marginal Way SouthwestStreet Classification.

BACKGROUND. The City of Seattle and the Port of Seattle areexchanging property which involves 26th Avenue South-west from West Marginal Way Southwest to SouthwestFlorida Street. Legislation is now pending for this

exchange of property by a vacation ordinance.

The Port of Seattle has received a street use permit touse both the street and the right of way for 26thAvenue Southwest. The Port has built a new roadwayseveral hundred feet west of 26th Avenue Southwest. in

the exchange The City of Seattle will receive the newlyconstructed roadway and the Port of Seattle will begiven the City's existing (old) roadway.

The exchange of property necessitates revisions to the:

- Seattle Comprehensive Transportation Program StreetClassification Maps;

- The Traffic Code Arterial Street Map; and

The Arterial Classification Maps which will besubmitted to the Urban Arterial Board.

"Ar, Equal Employment Opportunlty - Affirmative Action Frnployee'

Seattle Engineenng Department Room 91, 0, Sueding, 600 Fourth Avenue, Seattle, YVA 98104,(20e; 625-2391

Hon. Charles RoyerNovember 3, 1986

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The attached legislation provides for these changes andauthorizes submission to the Urban Arterial Board. Thechanges are as follows:

- Removal of the portion of 26th Avenue Southwest tobe vacated from the arterial system.

- Addition of the new roadway to the arterial systemas a minor arterial. (Tentatively called WestMarginal Way Southwest.)

- Removal from the arterial system of a portion ofSouthwest Florida Street between the new roadwayand old 26th Avenue Southwest.

This legislation does not require additional funding.

IMPORTANCE. The attached legislation is coordinated withthe vacation ordinance for the exchange of propertybetween The City of Seattle and the Port of Seattle. A"ratify and confirm prior acts" clause is included toallow the necessary revisions and submittal to theUrban Arterial Board as soon as possible.

Sincerely,

GARY ZARKERInterim Director of Engineering

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Attachments

CC: office of Management and BudgetNoel Schoneman, SEDP. Pere, SEDBeth Lofton, SED, 625-2378

C-610-X Affidavit of Publication

STATE OF WASHINGTONKING COUNTY-SS.

The undersigned, on oath states that be is an

authorized representative of The Daily Journal of Commerce,

a daily newspaper, which newspaper is a legal newspaperof general circulation and it is now and has been for more

than six months prior to the date of publication hereinafter

refered to, published in the English language continuously

as a daily newspaper in Seattle, King County, Washington,

and it is now and during all of said time was pripted in an

offic4~- maintained at the aforesaid place of publication of

this newspaper. The Daily Journal of Commerce was on the

12th day of June, 1941, approved as a legal newspaper by

the Superior Court of King County.

The notice in the exact form annexed, was published in

regular issues of The Daily Journal of Commerce, which was

regularly distributed to its subscribers during the below

stated period. The annexed notice, a ----------------------------------------

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