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and vehicle, model responsible behavior around guns, ask about the presence of unsecured guns in others'homes, recognize the role ofguns in suicide, and tell your peers to be smart. I know as a parent to young children, these are conversations I will have at anytime my child goes to someone's home, and I think that we should all just talk about it more so that we can all be safe. If one child is not injured because we had these conversations, I know it'll be worth it. Motion by President Litten,seconded by Vice President Kepple to receive and file communication. All in favor. Motion passed. ***NEW BUSINESS*** 5. Communication from Councilmember Baker regarding resolution of necessity and determination to proceed and assessing ordinance for the Shoreline Special Improvement District, Inc. (pg. 5) Motion by President Litten,seconded by Vice President Kepple to receive and file communication. Discussion: Law Director Vargo spoke about a cooperative agreement that would set the City's responsibilities for the assessment of thirdparty claims. The provision would extend thirdparty claims against the City, as the City would seek indemnity. Law Director Vargo expressed that the Administration would recommend passage of the Ordinance. Kevin Butler, 17517 Lakewood His Mr. Butler expressed his appreciation to Council and the Administration for putting time into the consideration of the legislation. With these last two pieces of legislation pending approval, Mr. Butler expressed that the SID would honor the City's agreement with respect to the money that comes in. Linda Springer, 1031 Nicholson Rd Ms. Springer spoke about the erosion control projects she is working on, and she expressed the urgency of the project to be finished by the time the weather gets inclement in the fall. She explained that the legislation will make it easier to span out the payments for the project. Councilmember Bullock expressed his support for the adoption of Resolution 2023-14. He spoke about the City's authority to collect and manage revenue, and he noted that lowering the cost of the maintenance process for shoreline property owners is worth consideration. On the motion: All in favor. Motion passed. 6. RESOLUTION 2023-14 - 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, declaring it necessary and determining to proceed with acquiring, constructing, installing, equipping, improving, maintaining and repairing improvements necessary for making improvements to abate erosion along properties within the City included within the Lakewood Shoreline Special Improvement 3