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the SID. We got a good understanding of how folks will come on later to have shoreline erosion work done as well. It was favorably referred by the Committee back to the full Council. Motion by President O'Malley, seconded by Vice President Litten to receive and file the oral report. All in favor. Motion passed. The oral report was received and filed. 10. RESOLUTION 2022-10 - A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative vote of at least two thirds of the members of Council, or otherwise to take effect at the earliest period allowed by law approving a petition for the creation of a shoreline special improvement district and for the levy of special assessments for shoreline improvement projects. (Referred to R&O 3121122) (pg. 020) President O'Malley noted his support along with the administration's for this measure. He stated he received mix feedback from members of his ward, but believes it to be a good way to fund the costs of erosion control. He thanked Rep. Mike Skindell of Lakewood for the creation of the state legislation that allows this measure to be put in place. Motion by President O'Malley, seconded by Vice President Litten to adopt Resolution 2022-10. Discussion: Councilmember Bullock asked for the dimensions of the special improvement district. Councilmember Baker indicated it largely consists of 13-14 property owners between Webb & Summit. He noted the only shared costs will be legal ones. Project values will then be put on the property tax bill to each respective property that it helps. People that would like to join in the future would need to petition the non-profit, which will have a member appointed by the Council and another by the administration. They then would need to get their project cost, submit a property tax document duplicate, and pay for it over 15, 20, or 30 years. Any property owner on any part of the shoreline could choose to enter. On the motion: All in favor. Motion passed. Resolution 2022-10 was adopted. ***NEW BUSINESS*** 11. RESOLUTION 2022-12 - A RESOLUTION to commend Daniel J. O'Malley for his exemplary public service as a member of Lakewood City Council. (pg. 022) Motion by Councilmember Bullock, seconded by Vice President Litten to adopt Resolution 2022-12. All Councilmembers and Mayor George took time to compliment President O'Malley on his work on City Council. They spoke to the high quality of his character and noted that he will be greatly missed. President O'Malley spoke about efforts that the city has undertaken during his tenure on Council to improve the quality of life for Lakewood's citizens, especially those with little to no resources. He spoke about how the power of City Council flows from residents and the responsibility to use that power on behalf of those that have none and need it the most. He