The “consent” group includes more than a dozen budget amendments by District 1 Councilmember Rob Saka; among them are money for rec programming at Alki Community Center, at least one traffic camera on Alki, funding to “plan” a veterans’ shelter and resource center, and a study of possibly converting school-zone speed cameras into 24/7 speed cameras. Two Saka proposals among the ones slated for individual votes include $800,000 in funding to keep the cooperative-preschool programs alive in West and North Seattle (we’ve covered the issue before) and $470,000 over two years to create an “art wall” somewhere in Delridge as a place for artists to exercise their creativity while dissuading graffiti vandalism. Another Saka proposal up for a standalone vote: A study of what it would take to get a supermarket in Delridge. All the details on these and others are in the agenda packet for tomorrow’s meeting, which includes a public comment period if you’re inclined to speak for or against something. (You can also email council@seattle.gov) The meeting starts at 9:30 am and will be streamed via Seattle Channel.