Mayor-Council
Regular MeetingDenver, CO · April 23, 2019
Agenda
Mayor-Council Agenda
Tuesday, April 23, 2019 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
Romaine Pacheco
19-0351 * Approves the following Mayoral appointments to the
Resolution Denver College Success Corporation, the non-profit
corporation established to administer the Denver College
Affordability Fund: Akasha Absher and John Kechriotis for
terms effective immediately and expiring on 05-01-20;
Mark Goodman and Theresa Pena for terms effective
immediately and expiring on 05-01-21; Angela Cobian and
Stephen Kurtz for terms effective immediately and expiring
05- 01-22, or until a successor is duly appointed.
Auditor
Timothy O’Brien
19-0366 * Amends a contract with BKD LLP by adding $1,853,100 for
Resolution a new total of $4,463,970 and for two years for a new end
date of 12-31-21 for the annual independent audit of city
finances (201629144-02).
Children's Affairs
Al Martinez
19-0354 * Approves a contract with Catholic Charities and Community
Resolution Services of the Archdiocese of Denver for $1,280,571 and
through 06-30-20 to provide direct Head Start services to
195 children, in Council Districts 3,7,8, and 9
(201948395).
19-0355 * Approves a contract with Clayton Early Learning for
Resolution $1,319,878 and through 06-30-20 to provide direct Head
Start services to 201 children, in Council Districts 8 and 11
(201948396).
19-0356 * Approves a contract with Mile High Montessori Early
Resolution Learning Center for $1,843,946 and through 06-30-20 to
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provide direct Head Start services to 281 children, in
Council Districts 3, 5, 8, and 9 (201948399).
19-0357 * Approves a contract with Volunteers of America for
Resolution $527,223 and through 06-30-20 to provide direct Head
Start services to 80 children, in Council Districts 1, 2, 3,
and 7 (201948402).
19-0358 * Approves an intergovernmental agreement with School
Bill District Number One for $1,981,515 and through 06-30-20
to provide direct Head Start services to 302 children,
citywide (201948397).
Finance
Lisa Lumley, Emily Snyder & Rachel Bardin
19-0367 Approves a revocable license agreement with Colorado
Resolution Village Collaborative for $10 and for one year with two
additional one-year extensions at the City’s sole option, for
use of city-owned property for the use of a tiny home
village, located at 4400 Pearl street in Council District 9
(FINAN-201947500-00).
19-0369 * Establishes the 29th and Fairfax Park Capital Fund and
Bill appropriates $650,000 for the planning, design and
construction of a park at 29th Avenue and North Fairfax
Street in Council District 8.
19-0370 * Establishes the Public Art Contributions Capital Fund for
Bill expenditures related to planning, design and construction
of existing or new public art, citywide.
19-0371 * Transfers and appropriates $7,700,293 from the Gateway
Bill Impact Fee Trust Funds to the Capital Improvements and
Capital Maintenance Fund to support the Gateway Regional
Infrastructure projects, including contract obligations,
roadway and median projects, and other projects for parks
and drainage improvements, in Council District 11.
19-0372 * Approves the City Council 2018 year-end budget
Bill amendment by transferring $220,742.52 of City Council’s
2018 General Fund budget savings to City Council Special
Revenue Funds, transferring $150,060.11 of City Council’s
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2018 General Fund budget savings to other city funds for
various projects, and returning $60,096.41 of City
Council’s 2018 General Fund budget savings to the City’s
General Fund.
General Services
Andrew Miskell
19-0350 * Approves a master purchase order with Dell Marketing L.P.
Resolution for $25,000,000 and through 10-31-24 for the purchase of
computer equipment, hardware peripherals, and related
hardware services for city employee computers, citywide,
through the National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance
(NCPA) (SC-00003210).
Office of Emergency Management
Lin Bonesteel & Brenda Hannu
19-0361 * Approves a contract with Emerging Digital Concepts LLC
Resolution for $1,550,000 and through 7-31-22 to provide and
maintain a Computer Assisted Dispatch (CAD) solution for
the Phase I agencies of the North Central Region of the
Denver metro area, including implementation, engineering
services, CAD interfaces and two years of subscription,
maintenance and support (MOOEM-201948860-00).
Office of Human Resources
Greg Thress
19-0360 * Amends the Classification and Pay Plan by creating new
Bill classifications of Crime Data Analyst Associate at pay
grade N-809, Crime Data Analyst Senior at pay grade
N-811, Continuous Improvement Specialist II at pay grade
A-809, Continuous Improvement Specialist III at pay grade
A-811, Continuous Improvement Specialist IV at pay grade
A-813, and revises job Classification titles for the
Management Analyst Series to match the city’s job title
naming convention.
Police
Jeannie Springer
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19-0186 * Amends a zero-dollar purchase agreement with Bell
Resolution Helicopter Textron Inc. to change the equipment
configuration to account for certain equipment upgrades
standard on the latest model aircraft, and with funding
provided through a companion capital lease purchase
agreement, to support citywide police department
operations (POLIC-201843211-01).
19-0338 * Amends an intergovernmental agreement with Jefferson
Bill County Sheriff’s Office by adding $691,440 for a new total
of $1,331,218 and three years for a new end date of
12-31-2021 for patrol services within designated Denver
Mountain Parks (POLIC-201525679-01).
Public Works
Jason Gallardo
19-0316 * Approves a contract with FCI Constructors Inc. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947351).
19-0317 * Approves a contract with Gerald H. Phipps Inc. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947350).
19-0318 * Approves a contract with Gilmore Construction Corporation
Resolution for $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call
construction services as needed, including deferred
maintenance and renovation work, in municipal buildings,
citywide (201947349).
19-0319 * Approves a contract with Halcyon Construction Inc. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947348).
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19-0320 * Approves a contract with Haselden Construction LLC for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947347).
19-0321 * Approves a contract with Interlock Construction Corp. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947346).
19-0322 * Approves a contract with Krische Construction Inc. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947345).
19-0323 * Approves a contract with Mark Young Construction Inc. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947344).
19-0324 * Approves a contract with Swinerton Builders for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947343).
19-0325 * Approves a contract with Turner Construction Company for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947342).
19-0326 * Approves a contract with Wilderness Construction Co. for
Resolution $15,000,000 and for three years for on-call construction
services as needed, including deferred maintenance and
renovation work, in municipal buildings, citywide
(201947341).
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19-0353 * Dedicates a parcel of land as public right of way as East
Resolution Union Avenue, located at the intersection of East Union
Avenue and South Niagara Street in Council District 4.
19-0359 * Relinquishes a portion of the utility easement established
Bill in recorded document No. 2017107806, located at 400
North Grant Street in Council District 7.
19-0362 * Amends a contract with Tsiouvaras Simmons Holderness
Resolution Inc . to change the legal entity name to RS&H Inc. for
environmental compliance through the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process for multimodal
improvements to Quebec Street from 13th to 26th
Avenues, in Council Districts 5 and 8. No change to
contract amount or duration (201628915).
19-0363 * Amends a contract with Tsiouvaras Simmons Holderness
Resolution Inc. to change the legal entity name to RS&H Inc. for
professional design engineering and related consulting
services for the Reconstruction of Federal Boulevard from
5th Avenue to Howard Place. No change to contract
amount or duration (CE02011).
19-0364 * Amends a contract with Tsiouvaras Simmons Holderness
Resolution Inc. to change the legal entity name to RS&H Inc. for
on-call engineering services to support various Public
Works capital projects, and general engineering services in
connection with the planning, design and construction of
various projects, citywide. No change to contract amount
or duration (OC201631686).
19-0368 * Approves a purchase order with Rush Truck Centers of
Resolution Colorado Inc. for the purchase of six 30-yard
Recycle/Trash Barrel Loader Trucks at a price of $303,425
each, for a total of $1,820,550 (PO-00062560).
Technology Services
Joe Saporito
19-0365 * Amends a contract with Level 3 Communications LLC by
Resolution adding $250,000 for a new total of $700,000 and for one
year for a new end date of 05-05-20 for the continued
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support of the city’s dedicated internet access to city
locations, citywide (201312955-01).
II. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION:
III. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION:
IV. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS:
City Attorney's Office -- Dan Reimer
*indicates consent agenda item **indicates the item will be on committee
agenda this week