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10-1003
| 8 | | Bill | Passed | Ordinance adopting local licensing procedures for medical marijuana centers, infused product manufacturers, and optional premises cultivation (SPECIAL ISSUES) The Committee approved filing this bill at it meeting on 11-8-10. | No Action | |
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11-0050
| 3 | | Bill | Passed | Add $737, 743 and extend the contract with Mental Health Center of Denver, in collaboration with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, to provide housing and treatment services for 55 chronically homeless people in Denver.
(HEALTH, SAFETY, EDUCATION & SERVICES COMMITTEE) Approves a first amendment to extend the contract with Mental Health Center of Denver, in collaboration with Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, for one additional year and increase budget by $737, 743 to provide housing and treatment services for 55 chronically homeless people in Denver (CE01060-1). The last regularly-scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day period is on 2-?-11> The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 1-25-11. | No Action | |
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11-0052
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves a purchase, financed by Bank of America, for licensing and installation of the new property tax system with Manatron (XC12017). (GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Approves purchase of software licensing and installation for a new property tax system from Manatron, financed through a capital lease purchase with Bank of America. This is a companion to CB11-0053 and CB11-0054. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 2-2-11. | No Action | |
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11-0053
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves a contract with Manatron for software maintenance and support product for the new property tax system for a 3 year term and total of $693, 666 (CE15013). (GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Approves purchase of maintenance and support for a new property tax system purchased from Manatron and financed by Bank of America. This is a companion to CB11-0052 and CB11-0054. The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on ???????-11. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 2-2-11. | No Action | |
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11-0054
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Authorizes the Manager of Finance to provide financing through a capital lease purchase transaction on behalf of Technology Services to acquire and implement a new property tax collection system totaling $4,338,149. (GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Approves a 5-year capital lease purchase transaction with Banc America Public Capital Corp. for purchase of a property tax collection system and associated equipment from Manatron Inc. costing $4,338,149, with annual lease payments of approximately $930,000 for total cost of approximately $4,650,000. This is a companion to CB11-0052 and CB11-0053. The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on -11. The Committee approved filing this bill at ita meeting on 2-2-11. | No Action | |
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11-0060
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves abolishing the Psychometrist classification, CSA Notice # 1335, for that respective vacant and single position. (GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Approves abolishing the Psychometrist classification, CSA Notice # 1335, for that respective vacant and single position. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 2-3-11. | No Action | |
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11-0061
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Catholic Charities and Community Services of the Archdiocese of Denver, to provide Head Start services.
(HEALTH, SAFETY, EDUCATION & SERVICES) Adds $825,596 and extends for one year the contract with Catholic Charities for Head Start services. The last regularly-scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day period is on 3-7-11. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 2-3-11. | No Action | |
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11-0063
| 2 | | Resolution | Adopted | Approves the mayoral reappointments of Judy Montero and Michelle Lucero to the Winter Park Trust Board of Trustees for terms effective immediately and expiring December 31, 2013. (LAND USE, TRANSPORTATION & INFRASTRUCTURE) Approves the mayoral reappointments of Judy Montero and Michelle Lucero to the Winter Park Trust Board of Trustees for terms effective immediately and expiring December 31, 2013. The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 2-3-11.???? | No Action | |
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11-0064
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Energy Outreach Colorado to provide weatherization and energy efficiency education services to low-income residents living in multi-family affordable housing units within the City and County of Denver.
(HEALTH, SAFETY, EDUCATION & SERVICES) Approves a $500,000 agreement with Energy Outreach Colorado to provide weatherization and energy efficiency education services to low-income residents living in multi-family affordable housing units within the City and County of Denver. The last regularly-scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day period is on 3-??-11. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 2-3-11. | No Action | |
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11-0065
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Amends the income lease agreement with Sylvester Tally (vendor) to reduce rent at the City and County Building for a period of six months with a three-month option (RC35008). (GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Amends the income lease agreement with Sylvester Tally (vendor) to reduce rent at the City and County Building for a period of six months with a three-month option (RC35008). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on - -11. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 2-3-11. | No Action | |
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11-0066
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | A bill for an Ordinance approving a proposed sale of surplus land located at approximately 4751 Perry Street by the City and County of Denver to Cleo C. Crockett for Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00).
(GENERAL GOVERNMENT & FINANCE) Approves the sale of a vacant strip of land along West 48th South Avenue at Perry Street to Cleo C. Crockett for $800. The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 1-3-12. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 2-3-11. | No Action | |
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11-0067
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves a Lease Buyout Agreement with Public Service Company of Colorado in the amount of $885,000 for land occupied on the southwest corner of 14th Ave. and Cherokee St. (CE10103). (LAND USE, TRANSPORTATION & INFRASTRUCTURE) Approves an agreement with Public Service Co. regarding buy-out of its lease on City property at the southwest corner of 14th Ave. and Cherokee to accommodate construction of the new crime lab, a Better Denver Bond project, for $885,000. The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 3-7-11. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 2-1-11. | No Action | |
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11-0068
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves an amendment to the Denver Revised Municipal Code, Section 20-18, to allow the Department of Finance to close out grant budgets through appropriate accounting procedures without legislative action. (GENERAL GOVERNMENT AND FINANCE) Amends the Denver Revised Municipal Code, Section 20-18 to allow the Department of Finance to close out grant budgets through appropriate accounting procedures without legislative action. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 2-2-11. | No Action | |
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11-0079
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves the Conditional and Preliminary Joint Term Sheet reflecting the selection of the City and County of Denver to recieve funding for the Denver Transit Oriented Development Strategic Implementation Program under the provisions of the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act for 2010, for the HUD Community Challenge Planning Grant Program and the Transportation Planning Grant Program within the DOT National Infrastructure Investments Discretionary Grant Program (TIGER II Planning Grant Program). Community Planning and Development applied for and was awarded a combined total of $2,953,372 as part of the competitive joint Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the HUD Community Challenge Planning Grant and the DOT-FTA TIGER II Planning Grant Program. This funding will allow Denver to leverage partnerships and opportunities along the west light rail corridor to transform Denver’s west side into livable, transit-oriented neighborhoods. Best practices learned from this can then be applied to other corridors in Denver, in the region an | No Action | |
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11-0080
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves a Grant Acceptance in the amount of $1,155,872 and the Cooperative Agreement and Provisions between the City and County of Denver and the United States Department of Transportation-Federal Transit Administration National Infrastructure Investments Discretionary Grant Program (TIGERII Planning) for the City of Denver Community Challenge Planning Grant Program – “Denver TOD Strategic Implementation Program”. Community Planning and Development applied for and was awarded $1,155,872 from USDOT-FTA as part of the competitive Tiger II Planning Grant Program. This funding will allow Denver to leverage partnerships and opportunities along the west light rail corridor to transform Denver’s west side into livable, transit-oriented neighborhoods. Best practices learned from this can then be applied to other corridors in Denver, in the region and nationwide. | No Action | |
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11-0081
| 2 | | Bill | Passed | Approves a Grant Acceptance in the amount of $1,797,500 and Cooperative Agreement and Provisions between the City and County of Denver and the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development for the City of Denver Community Challenge Planning Grant Program – “Denver TOD Strategic Implementation Program”. Community Planning and Development applied for and was awarded $1,797,500 from USHUD-Office of Housing and Sustainable Communities as part of the competitive Community Challenge Planning Grant Program. This funding will allow Denver to leverage partnerships and opportunities along the west light rail corridor to transform Denver’s west side into livable, transit-oriented neighborhoods. Best practices learned from this can then be applied to other corridors in Denver, in the region and nationwide. | No Action | |
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