Mayor-Council
Regular MeetingDenver, CO · April 4, 2017
Agenda
Mayor-Council Agenda
Tuesday, April 4, 2017 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
Barry Burch Jr.
17-0370 * Approves the Mayoral appointment of Ryan Broughton to
Resolution the Regional Emergency Medical and Trauma Council
(RETAC) for a term effective immediately and expiring
12-31-19, or until a successor is duly appointed.
County Court
Terrie Langham
17-0369 * Amends a contract with Background Information Services,
Resolution Inc. (BIS) by adding $366,714 for a total contract in the
amount of $725,256 and to add one year for a new end
date of 4-7-18 to conduct name searches related to public
Denver County Court data through a web service developed
by the court in 2010 (201627011-01).
Office of Human Resources
Nicole de Gioia-Keane
17-0367 * Revises the Community Rate Salary and Training and Intern
Bill Salary schedules for City employees to comply with the
State increase in minimum wage for 2017 from $8.31 per
hour to $9.30 per hour, abolishes certain pay grades and
associated ranges, and moves all classes in the Short Range
schedule to the Community Rate schedule.
Parks and Recreation
Courtney Levingston & Laura Morales
17-0363 * Accepts a grant award from Great Outdoors Colorado in the
Resolution amount of $644,082 and a term through 06-30-20, to
provide funds to Environmental Learning for Kids for an
education center, to The Urban Farm to expand and
improve an existing community garden, and to Bluff Lake
Nature Center for a welcome center and nature playground
for children to engage with the outdoors in ways that are
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inspirational, transformational, and meaningful citywide
(201733254).
17-0364 * Approves a contract with Environmental Learning for Kids
Resolution for $500,000 and through 05-30-20 to provide grant
funding from Great Outdoors Colorado towards the
construction of a community-based environmental
educational center that features terrestrial and aquatic
habitat, walking trails, interpretative kiosks, and areas for
science and environmental education to be located at 12680
East Albrook Drive in Council District 8 (201733545).
Police
Laura Wachter & Jeannie Springer
17-0360 * Amends a contract with ShotSpotter, Inc. by adding
Resolution $123,909 for a new contract total in the amount of
$648,909 and to add two years for a new end date of
12-31-18, to provide the city with ShotSpotter Flex gunfire
location, alert and analysis services, and equipment
(201525310-01).
Public Works
Angela Casias
17-0316 Approves an intergovernmental agreement with the
Bill Regional Transportation District (RTD) for $1.5 million and
through 12-31-20 for study of, design and improvements to
the Free MetroRide from Union Station to Civic Center
Station, including changes to curb line, signal operations
and transit operations, to improve travel times and
reliability and help improve the first and last mile
connections, in Council District 9.
Technology Services
Chad Mitchell
17-0365 * Adds $476,810 and two years to the contract with Tyler
Resolution Technologies, Inc. for a new total amount of $2,088,503.20
and end date of 12-31-18 for continued maintenance,
technical support, and professional services for programs
used for assessing property value and the billing and
collecting of property taxes (TECHS-CE62074).
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II. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION:
III. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION:
IV. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS:
City Attorney's Office - Wendy Shea
*indicates consent agenda item **indicates the item will be on committee agenda
this week