Mayor-Council

Mayor-Council Agenda Tuesday, July 26, 2022 9:30 AM City & County Building Parr-Widener Community Room, Room 389 I. DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS: Children's Affairs Terra Haseman Swazer 22-0823 * Approves a grant agreement with the United States Resolution Department of Health and Human Services for $13,029,096 and through 6-30-2023 for continued operation of the Denver Great Kids Head Start program serving more than 1,300 children, citywide (MOEAI-202263816). City Council Luke Palmisano 22-0839 * A bill for an ordinance amending Section 2-53 of the Bill Revised Municipal Code to increase eligibility for appointment to the Denver Board of Ethics. 22-0840 Changes the Denver City Council Rules of Procedure. Resolution 22-0841 A bill for an ordinance amending Article I of Chapter 30 of Bill the Revised Municipal Code, altering City Council procedures for designating structures and districts for preservation. Clerk & Recorder Todd Davidson 22-0825 * Amends a contract with Dominion Voting Systems, Inc. to Resolution add $438,100 for a new contract total of $913,100 and two years for a new end date of 12-31-2023 for software license fees and extended warranties for elections voting equipment, citywide (CLERK-202262784). Community Planning and Development Jason Morrison & Valerie Herrera 22-0820 Approves a map amendment to rezone property from PUD Bill 456 to U-MS-3, located at 3923 & 3929 West 38th Avenue and 3838 North Perry Street in Council District 1. Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, July 26, 2022 Page 2 22-0822 * Approves a map amendment to rezone property from Bill U-SU-C to U-SU-C1, located at 715 Adams Street in Council District 10. Denver Economic Development and Opportunity Kathleen Ferrick 22-0835 Approves a contract with NEWSED Community Resolution Development Corporation for $2,150,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding and through 12-31-2023 to support the Neighborhood Activation Program, which funds projects fostering collaboration between community groups and economic activity in neighborhoods, citywide (202263935). Denver International Airport Carolina Flores 22-0818 * Amends a contract with PetroPro Engineering, Inc. to Resolution implement a fixed fee schedule for the continued coordination of oilfield closure activities with the State of Colorado and Denver International Airport (DEN) in Council District 11 (202057274). No change to contract duration or amount. 22-0819 * Approves a contract with Logistical Planners, LLC for Resolution $3,000,000 and 3 years, plus two 1-year options to extend, for on-call engineering and design services for the airside concourse train system, or Automated Guideway Transportation System (AGTS), at Denver International Airport in Council District 11 (202159550). Finance Lisa Lumley, Michael Kerrigan, Nikki McCabe & Kiki Turner 22-0826 * Amends the lease agreement with Dazbog Denver Bldg., Resolution LLC by reducing the agreement amount by $9,016.69 for a new total of $42,483.31 to temporarily reduce the rent and hours of operation for coffee kiosk at the Wellington Webb building through 2023 in response to temporarily reduced building occupancy. No change to overall lease duration (FINAN-202054775-07). Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, July 26, 2022 Page 3 22-0827 * Amends a lease agreement with Denver Health and Resolution Hospital Authority to accurately reflect square footage, reduce the lease amount by $2,573,945.44 for a new total of $1,561,690.77, and adjust the lease term end date to 5-31-2029 based on actual occupancy date for space used for paramedic dispatchers at 12025 East 45th Avenue in Council District 8 (FINAN-202263654-01). 22-0828 * Approves a revocable Permanent Access and Use Permit Resolution with Public Service Company of Colorado to access and use City owned vacant property to remove, reinstall and maintain power poles located at 3300 North Clayton Street and 2725 East 33rd Avenue in Council District 9 (FINAN-202263229). 22-0829 * Grants the authority to acquire through negotiated Resolution purchase or condemnation of all or any portion of any property interest as needed in support of the West Colfax Pedestrian Crossing & Transit Improvements Project in Council District 1, including easement interests, access rights, improvements, buildings, fixtures, licenses, permits and other appurtenances. 22-0830 * Declares the intent of the City to use its best efforts to Resolution issue housing revenue bonds or mortgage credit certificates to provide financing of residential facilities for low- and middle-income families or persons; prescribing certain terms and conditions of such bonds and certificates; and containing other provisions relating to the proposed issuance of such bonds and certificates. 22-0831 Approves the creation of the Sun Valley Denver General Bill Improvement District, the creation of the District Advisory Board and appoints the initial members thereof, located in Council District 3. 22-0832 Rescinds $154,000 from General Fund Contingency and Bill makes a supplemental appropriation in the City Attorney’s Office General Fund appropriation to support limited staff positions serving as Special Assistant United States Attorneys, managed through a memorandum of Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, July 26, 2022 Page 4 understanding with the United States Attorney’s Office and focusing on prosecuting violations of illegal possession of a firearm under United States law. 22-0833 * Amends the Easement for Right-of Way with Magellan Bill Pipeline Company, L.P. for relocation of a six-inch pipeline in connection with the 56th Avenue Improvements Elevate Denver Bond project, located in Council District 11 (FINAN-202263825-01). General Services Nicol Suddreth 22-0810 Approves a contract with Ferkam, Inc. for $11,500,000 and Resolution through 8-31-2025, plus two 1-year options to extend, to perform various standard and heavy towing services for the City, citywide, excluding Denver International Airport (GENRL-202263097-00). Police Matthew Lunn 22-0834 Amends Chapter 45 of the Denver Revised Municipal Code Bill to address catalytic converter thefts by adding certain identification and reporting requirements when selling or purchasing a used catalytic converter, citywide. II. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION: III. MATTERS FOR COUNCIL INFORMATION: IV. EXECUTIVE SESSIONS: City Attorney's Office -- Rob Nespor & Jon Griffin City Attorney's Office -- Hollie Birkholz & Geoff Klingsporn *indicates consent agenda item **indicates the item will be on committee agenda this week