Mayor-Council

Mayor-Council Agenda Tuesday, August 13, 2024 9:30 AM City & County Building Parr-Widener Community Room, Room 389 I. INTRODUCTIONS II. ANNOUNCEMENTS III. MAYOR'S UPDATE State Legislature Special Session Update IV. DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS: Mayor's Office Esther Lee Leach 24-0999 * Approves the Mayoral re-appointment of Steven White to Resolution the Metro Football Stadium District Board of Directors for a term ending on 7-31-2028 or until a successor is duly appointed. Arts & Venues Andrew Linley 24-1002 * Approves a revenue agreement with Pepsi Beverage Sales, Resolution LLC from 3-29-2024 through 12-31-2027 that provides Pepsi with certain rights and benefits at City venues and events including, but not limited to signage, an on-site presence, branded social media promotion and digital advertising. Pepsi pays fees in each of the contract years for an amount totaling $760,000, citywide (THTRS-202472814). City Council Luke Palmisano 24-0996 * Approving the City Council reappointment of David Vaughn Resolution to the permanent panel of arbitrators created by City Council pursuant to Charter §9.8.8(C). Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Page 2 Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency Jen Kim & Brad Peterson 24-1020 * Approves a grant agreement from the United States Resolution Department of Agriculture for $5,000,000 to plant trees to reduce heat in low canopy neighborhoods, citywide (CASR-202474199). Community Planning and Development Edson Ibanez & Tony Lechuga 24-0916 * Approves a map amendment to rezone 0.14 acres of Bill property located at 1920 South King Street from S-SU-D TO S-SU-D1, in Council District 2. 24-0983 Approves a map amendment to rezone the property located Bill at 4050 North Colorado Boulevard and associated properties from B-3 with waivers and conditions to C-MX-5 and C-MX-8 in Council District 8. 24-0997 Approves a map amendment to rezone property from PUD Bill 577 to U-MS-2x, located at 3300 North Irving Street in the West Highland statistical neighborhood in Council District 1. Denver Economic Development and Opportunity Patrick Walton 24-0988 Approves a contract for $1,700,000 with the Downtown Resolution Denver Partnership, Inc. through 8-31-2026 to address the continued negative economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on Denver’s economy with a specific focus on the retail sectors, in District 10 (OEDEV-202474415-00). Department of Housing Stability Christopher Lloyd 24-1003 * Amends a contract with Jewish Family Service of Colorado, Resolution Inc., by adding $251,500 in Affordable Housing Property Tax funds for a new total of $873,637 and 90 days for a new ending date of 3-31-2025 to continue to administer the Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance (TRUA) Program, serving an estimate of 85 households, citywide (HOST-202371133/HOST-202474903-01). Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Page 3 Department of Public Health and Environment Will Fenton 24-1004 * Approves a contract with Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc, Resolution doing business as JLL, for $890,664 and five years for software services including a secure database for regulatory-driven document storage, management of regulated and hazardous waste disposal requests, and real-time information on locations of regulated building materials, ensuring safer and more efficient building renovations and remediation, citywide (ESEQD-202371354). 24-1005 * Amends a grant agreement with the United States Resolution Department of Health and Human Services by adding $125,000 for a new total of $500,000 and one year for a new end date of 9-29-2025 to accept additional funding though the Mental Health & Awareness Grant to fund behavioral health-related training as part of the DenverStrong program, citywide (ENVHL-202160319-00/ENVHL202160319-03). Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Alaina McWhorter 24-1007 * Approves a contract with Hamon Infrastructure, Inc., for Resolution $4,332,423 and 365 days for the South Hazel Court and West Iowa Avenue General Storm project to include construction of a new sidewalk, ADA ramps, roadway improvements and storm drainage improvements in the Mar Lee neighborhood, in Council District 2 (DOTI-202473378). 24-1010 * Approves a contract with Roth Sheppard Architects, LLP for Resolution $5,288,192 and 3 years to provide professional architectural and engineering design services for the remodel/retrofit of Denver Police District 6 station, in Council District 10 (DOTI-202474552). 24-1011 * Dedicates a parcel of land as public right-of-way as public Resolution alley, bounded by South Cherokee Street, West Wesley Avenue, South Delaware Street and West Harvard Avenue, in Council District 7. Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Page 4 24-1012 * Dedicates two parcels of land as public right-of-way as 1) Resolution North Downing Street, located at the intersection of North Downing Street and East 6th Avenue, and 2) public alley, bounded by North Downing Street, East 6th Avenue, North Marion Street and East 5th Avenue, in Council District 5. Finance Carolina Flores 24-1014 * Sets a public hearing before City Council on September Resolution 23rd for the adoption of an amendment to the Welton Corridor Urban Redevelopment Plan for the addition of the 29th & Welton Project, create a sales tax and a property tax increment areas and directing the Denver Urban Renewal Authority to take certain actions in connection with the hearing, in Council District 9. 24-1015 Approves the service plan for the DC Metropolitan District Bill (the District). The District will provide for the construction, financing, installation, operation, and maintenance of public improvements necessary to support the development of the property located within its boundaries, in Council District 11. 24-1016 Submits to a vote of the qualified and registered voters of Bill the City and County of Denver at a special municipal election to be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, the question of whether debt of the City and County of Denver Colorado, for use by and on behalf of the Denver Downtown Development Authority (“DDDA”), shall be approved for purposes of financing the costs of public facilities, infrastructure, and other improvements to public or private property in accordance with projects described in the DDDA Plan of Development, as it may be restated or amended from time to time; providing the form of the ballot question; providing for other details in connection therewith; and ratifying action previously taken, in Council District 10. 24-1017 * Amends the Energy Conservation Measure Equipment Lease Resolution Purchase Agreement with JPMorgan Chase N.A., modifying Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Page 5 the equipment leased and corresponding escrow agreement and Acceptance Certificates, both exhibits to the lease purchase agreement, citywide (FINAN-202161239-00/FINAN-202474177-02). 24-1018 * Amends the Energy Performance Agreement with McKinstry Resolution Essention, LLC adding $180,150 for a new total of $2,526,933 and 8 months for a new end date of 9-01-2027 for services relate to the implementation of energy conservation measures in city buildings, citywide (GENRL-202473002-02/GENRL-202161179-02). Human Services Tami Tapia & Crystal Porter 24-1006 * Amends a contract with the State of Colorado Department Resolution of Early Childhood and the City and County of Denver’s Fatherhood Program adding $121,841 or a new total of $614,195 and one additional year for a new end date of 9-29-2025 to continue working with fathers on goals focused on improving functioning, healthy relationships, responsible parenting, economic security, and building social capital, citywide (SOCSV202158548-00/SOCSV202158548-08). Office of Human Resources Blair Malloy 24-1001 * Approves Classification Notices #1805, #1806, #1807, Bill #1808, #1809, #1810, #1811, #1812, #1813, #1815, #1816, 1817, #1818, #1819, #1820 making small impact classification changes to the classification and pay plan. Safety Dr. Nikki Johnson & Emily Lauck 24-0998 * Amends an intergovernmental grant agreement by adding Bill $882,782.16 for a new total of $1,618,397.06 and 15 months for a new ending date of 9-30-2025 to continue to provide restoration beds for individuals who have court-ordered competency evaluations and are in custody of the Denver Jail Facilities, citywide (SHERF-202266238-00/SHERF-202474543-01). Mayor-Council Meeting Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Page 6 *indicates consent agenda item