Drafter

Clerk 03/15/2016

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A MOTION related to the transfer of retired vanpool vans to nonprofit organizations and local governments to meet the needs of low-income, elderly, disabled and young county citizens.

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                     WHEREAS, King County provides transit services to its citizens to increase mobility options and reduce traffic congestion and related environmental degradation, and

                     WHEREAS, the provision of passenger vans to nonprofit agencies and local governments serving individuals with limited resources and mobility options will support those goals and provide significant public benefits, and

                     WHEREAS, high-quality passenger vans retaining value and utility are periodically retired from the county's vanpool program, and

                     WHEREAS, the metropolitan King County council has previously transferred retired vans to agencies serving low-income, elderly, disabled and young people, and

                     WHEREAS, K.C.C. 4.56.100 states that "each year the transit division shall make available retired passenger vans for exclusive use by nonprofit organizations or local governments that are able to address the mobility needs of low-income, elderly or young people or people with disabilities";

                     NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MOVED by the Council of King County:

                     The transfer of a retired vanpool passenger van to each of the following agencies is hereby approved:

                     Alajawan Brown Foundation;

                     Auburn Food Bank;

                     Boys and Girls Clubs of Bellevue;

                     Boys and Girls Clubs of King County - Federal Way Branch;

                     CRYOUT;

                     Filipino Community of Seattle;

                     G.E.M. Glover EmpowerMentoring Program;

                     HERO House;

                     Hopelink Transportation;

                     International Drop-In Center;

                     Life Enrichment Options;

                     LifeWire;

                     Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI);

                     Mercer Island Boys & Girls Club;

                     Mount Rainier Christian Center;

                     Multi-Service Center;

                     Navos;

                     Neighborhood House;

                     Overlake Christian Church (2 vans);

                     Rite of Passage Journeys;

                     Salish Sea Expeditions;

                     Seattle's Union Gospel Mission;

                     SHARE (Seattle Housing And Resource Effort);

                     South Park Senior Citizens;

                     Tahoma Middle School SAIL Program;

                     Technology Access Foundation;

                     Therapeutic Health Services;

                     Turning Point;

                     Ukrainian Community Center of Washington;

                     United Indians of All Tribes Foundation;

                     Urban Family Center Association;

                     Valley Cities Counseling;

                     World Relief Seattle; and

                     YWCA Passage Point.