Mayor-Council
Regular MeetingDenver, CO · August 14, 2018
Agenda
Mayor-Council Agenda
Tuesday, August 14, 2018 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.
18-0843 * Approves the Mayoral reappointments of Nadine Caldwell,
Resolution Pat Teegarden, Terry Whitney, and Happy Haynes to the
Stapleton Development Corporation Board of Directors for
terms effective immediately and expiring on 6-30-23.
18-0862 * Approves the Mayoral appointment of Farman Pirzada to
Resolution the Denver Asian American Pacific Islander Commission for
a term effective immediately and expiring on 1-22-20.
18-0865 * Approves the Mayoral reappointments of Michelle Lucero,
Resolution David E. Thomson, and Debbie Ortega to the Board of
Trustees for the Winter Park Trust for terms effective
immediately and expiring on 12-31-20.
Community Planning and Development
Scott Robinson & Chandler Van Schaack
18-0820 Approves an official map amendment to rezone property at
Bill 3901 Elati Street from I-A UO-2 to C-MX-20, in Council
District 9.
18-0866 Approves an official map amendment to rezone property
Bill located at 52 Monroe Street from PUD to G-RO-3, in
Council District 10.
Denver International Airport
Kenton Janzen & Angela Casias
18-0840 * Approves a purchase order with Oshkosh Truck
Resolution Corporation for $3,031,315 for two Aircraft Rescue and
Fire Fighting vehicles for use at Denver International
Airport (PO-00045095).
Finance
Raymond Sibley, Nikki McCabe, Andrew Johnston, Hannah
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Stewart & Lisa Lumley
18-0844 * Adds $60,000 and four months to a contract with Marsh
Resolution ClearSight for a new total of $949,826 for a new end date
of 4-30-19 to allow for the competitive procurement and
continued use of licensed software for tracking city
employee compensation, auto, and property claims
(CRCFD - 201311634).
18-0845 * Establishes the Denver Public Library Local and Private
Bill Grants Special Revenue Fund for the library to receive and
expend local and private grant funds.
18-0848 Approves two separate Service Plans for the formation and
Bill establishment of two Title 32 districts: The West Lot
Metropolitan District No. 1 and the West Lot Metropolitan
District No. 2, in Council District 9.
18-0853 Approves a zero-dollar purchase agreement for the
Resolution procurement of one replacement Bell 407 GXP helicopter
from Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. for $5,108,537, with
funding provided through a companion capital lease
purchase agreement, to support citywide police
department operations (POLIC-201843211-00).
18-0854 Approves a capital equipment lease agreement with Banc
Resolution of America Public Capital Corp for $4,870,696 and for ten
years for the financing of a replacement helicopter for the
Denver Police Department (FINAN-201842877-00).
18-0855 Approves an agreement with PHC Mixed Use, LLC., (PHC)
Bill to exchange city-owned property located at 2863 Fairfax
Street for PHC-owned property located at 2868 Fairfax
Street, and to include $650,000 from PHC for certain park
improvements on the newly obtained city parcel, in
Council District 8 (FINAN 201842934).
General Services
Paige Cheney
18-0824 * Combines two separate office and janitorial supply
Resolution contracts with Staples Contract and Commercial LLC for
streamlined ordering and tracking purposes with no
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change to amount or duration (5595N0116A).
Human Services
Vince Rivera
18-0847 * Corrects an internal reference to an exhibit attached to the
Resolution contract with Urban Peak Denver for housing and case
management services for certain homeless and other youth
(SOCSV-2015-25131-03).
Office of Economic Development
Susan Liehe
18-0863 Approves an Intergovernmental Agreement with the
Bill Denver Housing Authority (DHA) for twenty years for the
transfer of the city’s dedicated property tax from the
Affordable Housing Fund to DHA to support accelerated
development, rehabilitation and preservation of affordable
housing serving low- and moderate-income households,
citywide (OEDEV-201843652-00).
18-0864 Amends Article V, Chapter 27 and Article II, Chapter 53 of
Bill the Denver Revised Municipal Code (DMRC) to remove
language stating that the city’s Dedicated Fund for
Affordable Housing would sunset after 10 years, change
the name of the special revenue fund from “Property Tax
Special Revenue Fund” to “Affordable Housing Property
Tax and Other Local Revenue Fund,” increase the retail
marijuana tax rate from 3.5% to 5.5% and require the
additional tax revenue generated from the 2% rate
increase to support affordable housing.
Parks and Recreation
Laura Morales
18-0856 * Amends an on-call contract with Goodland Construction,
Resolution Inc. by changing the maximum work order amount for
each project from $400,000 to $450,000 to account for
recent escalation in construction pricing, for on-call site
development, landscape, and irrigation construction
services, citywide. No change to contract amount or
duration (201732897).
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18-0857 * Amends an on-call contract with Richdell Construction,
Resolution Inc. by changing the maximum work order amount for
each project from $400,000 to $450,000 to account for
recent escalation in construction pricing, for on-call site
development, landscape, and irrigation construction
services, citywide. No change to contract amount or
duration (201732900).
18-0858 * Amends an on-call contract with T2 Construction, Inc. by
Resolution changing the maximum work order amount for each
project from $400,000 to $450,000 to account for recent
escalation in construction pricing, for on-call site
development, landscape, and irrigation construction
services, citywide. No change to contract amount or
duration (201631182).
18-0859 * Amends an on-call contract with Colorado Designscapes,
Resolution Inc. by changing the maximum work order amount for
each project from $400,000 to $450,000 to account for
recent escalation in construction pricing, for on-call site
development, landscape, and irrigation construction
services, citywide. No change to contract amount or
duration (201631171).
18-0860 * Amends an on-call contract with CTM Inc. by changing the
Resolution maximum work order amount for each project from
$400,000 to $450,000 to account for recent escalation in
construction pricing, for on-call site development,
landscape, and irrigation construction services, citywide.
No change to contract amount or duration (201631142).
18-0861 * Amends an on-call contract with ECI Site Construction
Resolution Management, Inc. by changing the maximum work order
amount for each project from $400,000 to $450,000 to
account for recent escalation in construction pricing, for
on-call site development, landscape, and irrigation
construction services, citywide. No change to contract
amount or duration (201631146).
Public Works
Maggie Baker & Sarah Stanek
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18-0841 * Approves a master purchase order with Vulcan Inc. for
Resolution $1.7 million and for three years for sign faces, prefab
signs, sign blanks, and other traffic sign supplies to
support traffic operations, citywide (SC-00003134).
18-0842 * Approves a contract with Insituform Technologies, LLC for
Resolution $3,241,460.25 and for one year for the rehabilitation of
approximately 99,153 linear feet of sanitary sewer mains
of various diameters with structural deterioration problems
in an area generally bounded by 52nd Avenue, Colfax
Avenue, Federal Boulevard, and Zuni Street in Council
District 1 (201842703).
18-0849 * Relinquishes a portion of two easements as established in
Bill Vacating Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1985, and Vacating
Ordinance 273, Series of 1988; and, relinquishes three
easements in their entirety as established in Vacating
Ordinance No. 218, Series of 1926, Vacating Ordinance
No. 62, Series of 1945, and Vacating Ordinance No. 522,
Series of 1982, respectively, located at South Broadway
between East Mississippi Avenue and East Kentucky
Avenue, except for Vacating Ordinance No. 522, Series of
1982, which is located at West Ohio Avenue and South
Cherokee Street in Council District 7.
18-0852 * Approves a purchase order with Stone Motors, Inc., doing
Resolution business as Korf Continental, for $867,340 for ten 2018
Ford F-550 Dump Trucks to support Parks and Recreation
operations, citywide (PO-00045556).
II. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION:
III. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION:
IV. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS:
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