Monday, September 14, 2020

Dear Mayor Durkan, Council President González, and Councilmembers Herbold, Juarez, Lewis, Morales, Mosqueda, Pedersen, Sawant, and Strauss:

We are writing you as representatives, owners, employees, customers, and supporters of small businesses in . Small businesses are owned, operated, and managed by Black, Indigenous, People of Color, immigrants, refugees, women, and LGBTQ people across the socio-economic spectrum, who are as diverse as the customers and clients they serve. Small businesses, collectively, are the largest employers in Seattle.

Small businesses are an essential tool for economic opportunity and mobility, particularly for people of color. Small businesses have been disproportionally impacted during the Covid-19 pandemic and its subsequent economic crisis, which will last for years to come.

In this moment, we ask you to pledge your support to our small business community by addressing the accompanying list of expectations, led by the following core principles:

• Implementation of safety measures to ensure clean, safe, welcoming and vibrant business districts • Ensuring employees and customers can frequent storefronts without encountering violent or destructive behavior

Seattle’s small business community represents an essential spectrum of cultural, ethnic and economic diversity of our entire community and small businesses are a gateway to opportunity for all. The essential services, products and economic vitality provided by small business within Seattle’s Neighborhood Business Districts are of critical value to our community, especially during a global pandemic.

We ask you take small businesses and the owners, employees, customers, and adjacent residents into consideration when assessing the public safety needs for the constituents of this city. Seattle is at a crossroads and is choosing its path forward. It’s time for us to ask our leaders, both legislative and executive, to find a way to work together to achieve what they essentially agree on: a reimagined municipal social contract—especially around public safety—that protects and lifts up all of us. Confronting and dismantling systemic racism and providing a safe environment for our neighborhood business districts are not mutually exclusive; indeed, they rely on each other completely.

Two Immediate Actions Needed: • Visit each of our neighborhoods for a socially-distant tour to better understand the impact that Covid-19 and the current public safety challenges are having on our small businesses • Take the Seattle Small Business Pledge

This pledge is the voice of our community and the neighborhoods that support them. It provides a roadmap for a more prosperous future for all small businesses in Seattle.

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│ Sincerely,

Chinatown-ID Business Improvement Area SODO BIA Monisha Singh, Executive Director Erin Goodman, Executive Director

Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria Seattle Tourism Improvement Area Joe Fugere, Founder & CEO Bill Weise, Board Chair Co-Chair, Small Business Advisory Council GM, Silver Cloud Hotel – Seattle Stadium City of Seattle

Ballard Alliance Rainier Avenue Business Coalition Mike Stewart, Executive Director Matthew Stubbs, Steering Committee

Columbia City Business Improvement Area Capitol Hill/Broadway BIA David C. Sharp, President Egan Orion, Director

South Lake Union Chamber of Commerce Alliance for Pioneer Square Danah Abarr, Executive Director Lisa Howard, Executive Director

U District Partnership Association Mark Crawford, Interim Executive Director Jon Scholes, President & CEO

Columbia City Business Association Visit Seattle Robert A. Mohn, Coordinator Tom Norwalk, President & CEO

West Seattle Junction Seattle Restaurant Alliance Lora Radford, Executive Director Linda Di Lello Morton, President

Seattle Hotel Association Puget Sound Attractions Council Sean O’Rourke, President

Pike Place Market Preservation & Development Authority Mary Bacarella, Executive Director

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│ Seattle Small Business Pledge

This Pledge of Support (Pledge) is made on this date Monday, September 14, 2020 by and between the Office of Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, Seattle City Council and the Seattle Neighborhood Business Districts.

Purpose and Principles The purpose of this Pledge is for all partners to acknowledge the following fundamental principles: • Owners, employees, customers and adjacent residents of small businesses in Seattle represent an essential spectrum of cultural, ethnic and economic diversity of our entire community and small businesses are a gateway to opportunity for all. • The essential services, products and economic vitality provided by small business within Seattle’s Neighborhood Business Districts are of critical value to our community. • Implementation of safety measures are essential to ensure clean, safe, welcoming and vibrant business districts • All employees and customers should be able to frequent storefronts without encountering violent or destructive behavior

And by doing so, the Seattle Office of the Mayor and Seattle City Council honors and accepts the expectations of the Seattle Neighborhood Business Districts on behalf of small businesses so they may operate safely and effectively to meet the needs of their employees and customers.

Obligations of Parties All parties acknowledge that no contractual relationship is created between this Pledge, but agree to work together in the true spirit of partnership to ensure there is a united, visible and responsive leadership of the expectations outlined in the Pledge and to demonstrate financial, administrative and managerial commitment to the process.

Expectations The expectations of the Seattle Neighborhood Business Districts, which provides collective maintenance, beautification, safety and hospitality services, destination marketing, research, market analysis to Seattle’s small business constituencies, shall include, but not limited to, the following principles and actions to be addressed by the City of Seattle:

Section 1: Employees The City of Seattle pledges to:

1.1 Preserving the ability for employees to enter and exit their place of work free of threats to personal safety, verbal or physical abuse, and exposure to hazardous materials. 1.2 Preserving a safe work environment protected by duly sworn officers, emergency responders, and/or crisis responders if threatened or attacked in their place of employment.

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1.3 Providing immediate and effective response from designated city officers. 1.4 Providing victim services and the presence of a victim advocate to assist in post-event representation for those who have experienced an act of violence or aggression.

Section 2. Customers, Clients and Adjacent Residents) of Small Businesses The City of Seattle pledges to:

2.1 Providing customers, clients and adjacent residents of small businesses a safe experience free from physical and verbal abuse, harassment, or the threat or act of violence. 2.2 Providing the ability to enter and exit business location via unobstructed pathway clear of garbage, hazardous waste, dangerous materials and any other obstructions. 2.3 Providing a timely and effective response in the event of an emergency by the appropriate responder as designated by the 911 operator. 2.4 Providing victim services and the presence of a victim advocate to assist in post-event representation for those who have experienced an act of violence or aggression.

Section 3. Small Business Owners The City of Seattle pledges to:

3.1 Providing business owners, the ability to operate business free of threats to personal safety, verbal or physical abuse, and exposure to hazardous materials. 3.2 Providing the ability to operate in an environment free of malicious damage and theft at their physical location. 3.3 Providing protection by duly sworn law enforcement officers, emergency and crisis responders in a timely and effective manner. 3.4 Providing the ability to operate in a clean and safe environment, free of garbage, hazardous materials, and other dangerous materials. In the event of exposure to hazardous materials, public sanitation departmental response will be timely and effective. 3.5 Providing for the immediate removal from their place of business – by city staff or contracted security – any person threatening the safety and well-being of employees or customers, damaging inventory or dramatically affecting capacity of business to operate 3.6 Providing victim services and the presence of a victim advocate to assist in post-event representation for those who have experienced an act of violence or aggression.

Section 4. Property Owners, Managers of Small Business Locations The City of Seattle pledges to:

4.1 Ensuring that property is kept safe from malicious damages and protected by the actions of duly sworn law enforcement officers, emergency and crisis responders.

Section 5. Public Spaces in Neighborhood Business Districts The City of Seattle pledges to:

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5.1 Ensuring all public spaces within neighborhood business districts will be free of individuals causing threats to personal safety, verbal or physical abuse. 5.2 Ensuring public spaces will be free of any obstructions, garbage, hazardous waste and shall be cleaned on a regular basis by appropriate City of Seattle departments. 5.3 Ensuring public spaces will receive regular patrols by duly sworn law enforcement officers or other city personnel so long as they maintain authority to immediately address obstructions, waste and unwanted behavior.

Section 6. Inclusion of Small Business Representatives in Public Safety Planning 6.1 Incorporation of small business representatives from various neighborhood business districts on all City or Council led community-based planning groups, task forces, commissions, or any other planning or deliberative body associated with public safety.

Section 7. Ongoing Representation for Victims of Criminal Acts 7.1 Victims of criminal acts, including employees, customers, clients, adjacent residents, business owners and property owners and managers that are subjected to a criminal act shall be connected to a professionally staffed and funded Office of Victims of Criminal Acts that shall be established by the City. 7.2 Office shall provide counseling and advocacy related any medical or non-medical injury incurred, ensuring victims have full knowledge and access to all services and options available to them.

Section 8. Representation of Small Businesses in All City Departments 8.1 City of Seattle shall create and implement a Small Business Impact Lens to be applied to all existing and proposed policies, programs and projects funded in part or in total by City of Seattle. 8.2 Small Business Impact Lens shall be developed by the Office of Economic Development in partnership with the Mayor’s Small Business Advisory Council and representatives from the Seattle Neighborhood Business Districts.

Accompanying this document are signatures of support from small businesses, non-profits, community organizations and local corporations to the outlined expectations.

The Seattle Neighborhood Business Districts looks forward to partnering with Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan and Seattle City Council to adopt these expectations on behalf of employees, customers, clients, residents and owners of our small business community.

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Sandy Smith Katya Gudaeva SK Smith, Inc Katya Gudaeva

James Harris Huchthausen Studios James Harris Gallery Glass Fabrication Studio

Jennifer M Brown Jennifer McLaughlin Under The Root Zelda Zonk

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Kristie Kisbye Steven Delph Annie's Art and Frame Innervisions Posters and Framing

Senior Center of West Seattle Cory Hitzemann Senior Center of West Seattle Coughlin Porter Lundeen

Todd Carden Gillian Palmer Elliott Bay Brewing Co. September

Caroline King Louis Treiger Young Tea Louis H Treiger PLLC

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Chuck Russell-Coons Kevin Bank Beneath The Streets Tours Law Firm

Jade Adron Hall Be's Thrashing Code

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Jack Menashe Jeffrey N Johnson Menashe and Sons Jewelers Cohere Consulting LLC

Craig Timberlake Roger Lohrer Timberlake Shaw DDS Owner, Hansen building, 5101 Ballard Ave.

Anthony R Hansen Robert Deeble Abode Builders LLC Folktown Counseling

Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 3 Small Business Owners, 1-150 employees (259 Businesses)

Jamie Munson Sandip Soli Simply Seattle Real Property Law Group PLLC

Robin Du Brin Scott E. Shapiro Columbia DuBrin Realty Advisors Eagle Rock Ventures LLC

Terry Lundeen John Teutsch Coughlin Porter Lundeen Teutsch Partners, LLC

Jane Rakay Nelson Bryan Zagers Nelson & Nelson PLLC Coughlin Porter Lundeen

Corey Harrington Douglas Steding Misago LLC Northwest Resource Law

Paula Lukoff Carl Meyer The Beehive Mercantile & Company Silver Cloud Hotel - University

Dan Stutz Incorporated Matthew Jones CBRE, Inc. Commercail RE/Seattle Silver Cloud Hotel - Lake Union

Mark Houtchens Jeff Pace DSA Silver Cloud Hotel - Broadway

James Coughlin Bill Weise Coughlin Porter Lundeen Silver Cloud Hotel - Seattle Stadium

Reel Management Company Roger Nyhus Historic Property Owner Nyhus Communications LLC

Jane Hedreen Leslie Phinney Flora and Henri Phinney Bischoff

Harold & Connie Snow Gary Loklingholm Trade Routes Forwarding Nealy Blau a mano Bruce Helm Olsen Real Estate Associates Casey Schuchart Schuchart Lauren McCaffrey Evado Public Relations

Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 4 Small Business Owners, 1-150 employees (259 Businesses)

Eric Stoll Peter Bassiri Stoll Petteys PLLC Seattle Cutlery

Kristeena Sabando Joel Blaschke Sabando Design Ballard Reuse

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Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 5 Small Business Owners, 1-150 employees (259 Businesses)

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Legh Burns Rick Weersing re-souL LLC The Noble Fir

Douglas Zellers Robynne Hawthorne Rays Boathouse Underwood Stables/Hotel Albatross

Sheila Mulvihill Ellen Kelly Anchored Ship Coffee The Noble Fir

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Madame Lazonga's Tattoo/National Tattoo Jeffrey Liang Association Ling & Liang PLLC

Rei Free-Hanscomb Christopher R Faist Truffle Queen ICS Support, Inc

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Karl Sexton and Craig Perez Terry Wick The Virginia In O.B. Williams Company

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Sara Porter Rob Ahrens Saragraphics College Inn Hotel LLC

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Colleen Wilkie Nally M. Berg Shug’s Soda Fountain & Ice Cream Bikram Yoga West Seattle

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Louise Little Amy Lee Derenthal University Book Store, Inc. Senior Center of West Seattle

Ashley Lieu Erin Osborne The Salon at the Junction Osborne Northwest Public Relations

Maren Erickson Mick Pearson The ballet studio Kaf Adventures

Tija Petrovich Jeff Gouge Seattle Fitness, Inc. Arctic Club Hotel Seattle

David T Stone Chris Porter David T. Stone Violins A la Mode Pies LLC

Mark Pinkaow Geoff Walker Thai food box Walker's Lockers

Chuck LeFevre Eli Genauer Esquin Wine & Spirits Expertise Medical Claims Assistance

Vermont Inn Apartments Milan Uzelac 2721 4th Ave LP 2120 Restaurant

Kanlaya Khomthongstid Angela Shen Little Thai Restaurant Savor Seattle

Rick Jones Dominick V. Driano The University Business Center Dominick V. Driano, PLLC

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Timothy J Lorang Donna DeRousie Seattle Brewery Walking Tours City Mouse

Neha Nariya Tom Weingarten Civic Hotel Western Foil Corporation

Stuart Butler Joseph Schwab Butler Seattle Aces Four, LLC

Brian Zaugg Yasuaki Saito Mediterranean Inn the London Plane/Post Alley Pizza

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Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 9 Small Business Owners, 1-150 employees (259 Businesses)

Khanhvan Tran Aaron Barthel Dong thap noodles Intrigue Chocolate Co.

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Chad Quilici ACG Builds, Inc.

Ryan Lengle Slice Box Pizza

Bonnie Harris Scotty’s Juice Tree

Shannon Woodman Washington Alarm, Inc.

Matt Bell The Shop Club and Derby restaurant

Phil Seda Sky High Gardens

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Amy Schimming Abbey Reed Seattle Lighting Hudson Pacific Properties

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Diane Undi-Haga Brent Haberman Amazon.com Resident of Downtown

Susan Hockberger Jennifer Nagel Employee // Key Bank Resident and customer Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 3 Pledge Supporters (213 Supporters)

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John Thomas Roderic Davis Downtown Resident Commercial Bank

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Jennifer Casillas Audrey Beavert Downtown Seattle Association Renaissance Seattle

David Thyer Tim Holt R.C. Hedreen Co. General Manager

Chris Poullos Bryce Taylor Marios GLY Construction

Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 4 Pledge Supporters (213 Supporters)

Rick Yoder Becky Byrd Wild Ginger/Triple Door Puget Sound Business Journal

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Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 6 Pledge Supporters (213 Supporters) Sean O'Rourke Ernest Sherman Seattle Hotel Association Pacific Plumbing Supply Company

Derick Courson Ann Vandehey Wild Ginger Renaissance Seattle

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Rudd Schupp Robert Stack Visit Seattle Erin Goodman Scott C Meis SODO BIA Clipper Jeff Jordan Nga Copeland 3201 Trigger LLC MCW Events Sally Del Fierro Lorraine Starkweather Port of Seattle Resident of Seattle James Jung Lee Chuck Nelson American Citizen Washington Athletic Club Sophia Iannicelli Maya Fraser-Philbin Gallery Erato Seattle Monorail Services Joy Hagen Studio 103 Andrew Martinez Lotte Hotel Seattle Diane King China town Kendra Cornejo Belltown Inn Employee Jujubeet Amanda LeRoy The Edgewater Hotel Employee Samis Land Co Noelle Perez Sleepers in Seattle Employee Samis Land Co Sara Hanson-Andreu Senior Center of West Seattle Linda McClure Samis Land Co Nicole Knowles Senior Center of West Seattle Employee Samis Land Co Amanda Parsons Thompson Seattle Employee Koplin Del Rio Gallery

Seattle Small Business Pledge // September 2020 8 Pledge Supporters (213 Supporters)

Andy Wattula Hudson Pacific Properties

Jim Adams Discover Your Northwest

Wil Lavaris Buffalo Investment Company, Inc.

Dave Tollefson Merlino Foods

Barry Blanton Blanton Turner

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Trudy Mezen MacMillan-Piper Inc

Jeremy Park Momentum Indoor Climbing

Kevin Slattery Slattery Properties

Denise Ness Veterans Northwest Construction LLC