Mayor-Council
Regular MeetingDenver, CO · October 4, 2016
Agenda
Mayor-Council Agenda
Tuesday, October 4, 2016 9:30 AM
Parr-Widener Community Room
City and County Building Room 389
I. DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF
BUSINESS:
Mayor's Office
Anthony Aragon
16-0838 * Approves the Mayoral reappointments to the Denver
Resolution Commission on Cultural Affairs of Katherine Greeley, Sarah
Kurz, Bobby Lefebre, Maren Stewart, and Derick Velasquez for
terms effective immediately and expiring on 8-31-18; and,
approves the Mayoral reappointment of Evi Makovsky and the
appointments of Sean O’Connell, Alvina Vasquez, and Evan
Weissman for terms effective immediately and expiring on
8-31-17, or until successors are duly appointed.
16-0839 * Approves the Mayoral reappointment of Jamie Torres to the
Resolution Denver Housing Authority Board for a term effective
immediately and expiring on 7-20-21; and, to approve the
appointment of Bruce Alexander for a term effective
immediately and expiring on 7-20-19, or until successors are
duly appointed.
16-0846 * Approves the Mayoral appointments of Priscilla Fredrickson,
Resolution Nadeen Ibrahim, Grazyna Lewkowicz, Nermina Muykanovic,
and Temi Osifodurin to the Denver Immigrant & Refugee
Commission for terms effective immediately and expiring on
12-31-17, or until successors are duly appointed.
City Council
Tariana Navas
16-0858 * Approves appointing Mariana Diniz Esteves, Rick Acosta, and
Resolution Jasmine Crane as the City Council appointments to the Denver
County Cultural Council effective immediately and for terms
ending October 1, 2018, or until successors are duly appointed.
Denver Internaional Airport
Aaron Barraza
16-0832 * Approves a contract with the Colorado Center for Infrastructure
Resolution Investment in the amount of $540,000 for three years
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beginning the date of execution of the contract to serve as a
strategic advisor to provide independent expertise and
guidance on the Public-Private Partnership (P3) transactions,
DEN Real Estate planning and development, and other major
project initiatives as directed by the manager of the airport
(201628679).
General Services
Curtis Subia
16-0841 * Approves a $856,108 purchase order with Thyssenkrupp for
Resolution eight (8) escalators for Concourse C at Denver International
Airport (PLANE 18614).
Department of Finance
Steve Wirth
16-0842 * Designates certain properties for public use and authorizes
Resolution negotiation, purchase and/or condemnation of such properties
for pedestrian and intersection improvements at Colfax and
Lipan Street in Council District 3.
Parks and Recreation
Yolanda Quesada
16-0834 * Amends a contract with Softball in Denver, Inc. to add
Resolution $190,000 for a new total of $640,000 to increase the
maximum compensation for Softball in Denver, Inc. which
provides the sports officials or umpires for Parks & Recreation
hosted softball programs for adults in the spring, summer, and
fall seasons (201414659).
Human Services
Ron Mitchell
16-0835 * Accepts the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) award provided
Bill by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in
the amount of $601,992 for a term from 6-15-16 through
6-14-18, to address and prevent homelessness for men,
women and families citywide (SOCSV-2016-30349).
Public Works
Angela Casias
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16-0831 * Amends an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Urban
Bill Drainage and Flood Control District (UDFCD) to add an
additional $257,000 (new maximum City contribution of
$8,957,000) for Denver to be able to continue the US. Army
Corps Feasibility Study along the South Platte River in Council
Districts 1, 3, 7, and 9 (PWADM-CE1Y008-09).
16-0836 * Amends the title of Ordinance No. 423, Series of 2016 to
Bill correct street names by which the alley was bounded and
which vacated a portion of the alley bounded by Hooker Street,
Irving Street, West 20th Avenue, and West 19th Avenue in
Council District 1.
16-0837 * Dedicates City-owned land as public alley, located in the alley
Resolution bounded by Quivas Street, Shoshone Street, West 47th
Avenue, and West Elk Place in Council District 1.
16-0840 * Amends a contract with Interlock Construction, Corp. to adjust
Resolution the Work Order cap for Work Order #5 only to accommodate
$650,000 instead of the current $450,000 cap, in order to
expeditiously complete the interior build out of the Court
childcare center at the Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse
(201524788-01).
16-0843 * Dedicates City-owned land as South Federal Boulevard, located
Resolution at the intersections of South Federal Boulevard and West
Mexico Avenue, South Federal Boulevard and West Arkansas
Avenue, South Federal Boulevard and West Tennessee Avenue,
and South Federal Boulevard and West Kentucky Avenue in
Council Districts 2, 3, and 7.
16-0844 * Relinquishes easements reserved in Ordinance No. 251, Series
Resolution of 2005, Reception No. 2005066629 and Ordinance No. 313,
Series of 1998, Reception No. R-88-0272242 located at the
northern corner of Speer and Bannock in Council District 3.
16-0845 * Vacates a portion of the East/West alley bounded by East 3rd
Resolution Avenue, East 2nd Avenue, Saint Paul Street, and Milwaukee
Street in Council District 10.
16-0847 * Relinquishes an easement located at 16161 East 40th Avenue
Bill in Council District 11.
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16-0848 * Relinquishes a portion of an easement established in Green
Resolution Valley Ranch Filing No. 57 at Maxwell Place and Halifax Street
in Council District 11.
Technology Services
Berkley Swarzentruber
16-0833 * Adds $422,755.20 and five (5) years to the contract with
Resolution Dynamic Imaging Systems, Inc. through 12-31-22 for a new total
of $1,106,357.64 for software and hardware upgrades,
maintenance, support and professional services for the Denver
Sheriff Department Mug Shot Application (CE64037).
II MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION:
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II MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION:
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I EXECUTIVE SESSIONS:
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