Mayor-Council

Mayor-Council Agenda Tuesday, April 24, 2018 9:30 AM Parr-Widener Community Room City and County Building Room 389 I. DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS: City Attorney Deanne Durfee 18-0374 * Adds $950,000 and five years to a contract with West Resolution Publishing, doing business as Thomson West, for a new total of $2,225,000 through 5-31-23 for continued use of a legal research database by the City Attorney’s Office (CE85004). City Council Nikki McCabe 18-0372 * Approves the City Council 2017 year-end budget Bill reconciliation amendment by transferring $505,171.02 of City Council budget savings to City Council Special Revenue funds transferring $103,849.21 of City Council budget savings to other City funds for various projects and returning $44,170.04 of budget savings to the City’s General Fund. Community Planning and Development Jill Jennings Golich 18-0377 Amends Chapter 10, Article II of the Denver Revised Bill Municipal Code (DRMC) to clarify provisions around temporary structures and uses, modify requirements for apprentice to master electricians, require an operational permit for green roofs, and clarify application of the International Fire Code to structures built under the International Residential Code. Finance Lisa Lumley & Andy Johnston 18-0379 * Extends the lease agreement with United Church of Resolution Montbello through 2-15-23 for $1 per year for 692 square feet at 4685 Peoria Street to operate a food bank in Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Page 2 Council District 8. 18-0381 * Approves a $24,000 agreement with South Broadway Resolution Station Apartments LLC through 12-31-18 to use City-owned vacant land as a temporary parking lot at 1134 and 1136 South Broadway in Council District 7 (FINAN-201840879-00). 18-0382 * Sets a public hearing before City Council on 6-25-18 on Resolution the 101 Broadway Urban Redevelopment Plan in Council District 7. Office of Economic Development Susan Liehe 18-0383 * Approves a 15-month $500,000 contract with the Denver Resolution Urban Renewal Authority to administer the Single Family Rehabilitation Program for Denver homeowners who are at or below 80% of Denver’s Area Median Income (201840947). Office of Human Resources Rob McDermott & Nicole De Gioia-Keane 18-0364 * Adds $285,120 and one year to a contract with Retirement Resolution Services, Inc. (24HourFlex) for a new total of $1,012,720 through 12-31-18 for employee flexible spending accounts and Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) administration for City employees (CSAHR-201314222-03). 18-0367 * Creates a new classification called Veterinarian Fellow at Bill pay grade A-406. 18-0368 * Creates a new classification called 911 Dispatch Support Bill Specialist at pay grade N-618 and changes titles of various 911 Operations Center classifications to align with it. 18-0369 * Creates new classifications called Senior Usher at pay Bill grade Z-115 and Lead Usher at pay grade Z-117. Parks and Recreation Laura Morales Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Page 3 18-0371 * Approves a contract with Keesen Landscape Management, Resolution Inc. for $1,045.548 and for thirty-three months for citywide median maintenance services including mowing and grounds maintenance, weed control, fertilization, trash pick-up, and water quality maintenance of ultra-urban green infrastructure facilities within the right of way (PARKS-201840662-00). Public Works Angela Casias 18-0347 * Renames a portion of Havana Way to Martin Luther King Bill Jr. Boulevard located on Havana Way between Havana Street and Moline Street in Council District 8. 18-0348 * Renames a portion of Havana Way to Moline Street located Bill on Havana Way between 26th Ave and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Council District 8. 18-0375 * Approves a subdivision plat for Stapleton Filing No. 54 Resolution located near 56th Avenue and between Chester Way and Havana Street in Council District 8. 18-0376 * Dedicates City-owned land as South Gaylord Street located Resolution near the intersection of South Gaylord Street and East Mississippi Avenue in Council District 6. Technology Services William Thomas 18-0363 * Adds $313,850 and three years to a contract with CI Resolution Technologies, Inc. for a new total of $563,650 through 12-31-20 and includes implementation of the CrimeNtel Criminal Intelligence software in the scope (TECHS - 201208585-04). 18-0370 * Approves a five-year $550,000 contract with VertiQ Resolution Software LLC for case management software to manage demographic and death investigation information (TECHS-201737523-00). II. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION: III. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION: Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, April 24, 2018 Page 4 IV. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS: *indicates consent agenda item **indicates the item will be on committee agenda this week