Mayor-Council Agenda  
Tuesday, March 4, 2025 9:30 AM  
City & County Building  
Room 391  
I.  
INTRODUCTIONS  
ANNOUNCEMENTS  
II.  
III. MAYOR'S UPDATE  
Denver Parks and Recreation: Shannon Dennison  
Bison conservation and Indigenous Youth Fire Mitigation program  
IV. EXECUTIVE SESSION  
HOST - Dr. Jamie Rife, Adam Lyons; MAYOR'S OFFICE - Jeff Dolan  
V.  
DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF  
BUSINESS:  
City Attorney  
Amends a contract with Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, LLP  
(formerly Wells Anderson & Race LLC) to change the name of  
the firm. No change to contract amount or length, citywide  
(ATTNY-202366421/ATTNY-202577944-01).  
25-0217  
Resolution  
Community Planning and Development  
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Approves a map amendment to rezone property from E-SU-D  
25-0046  
Bill  
to E-RX-3, located at 3115 West 8th Avenue in Council District  
3.  
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Approves a map amendment to rezone property from E-SU-B  
25-0153  
Bill  
to I-MX-3, located at 627 South Lipan Street, in Council District  
7.  
Approves a filing fee change for the Board of Adjustments, per  
Denver Zoning Code Section 12.3.3.4.B., citywide.  
25-0235  
Bill  
Denver International Airport  
Amends a master purchase order with SHI International Corp.  
25-0228  
Resolution  
to replace Exhibit B to reflect product changes to provide  
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement licenses and support at Denver  
International Airport, in Council District 11. No change to  
master purchase order amount or duration (SC-00009599  
Revision Number 1).  
Approves a lease agreement with United Airlines, Inc. for  
Rates and Charges and for 30 years for an Aircraft Parking  
Ground Lease Agreement at Denver International Airport, in  
Council District 11 (PLANE-202366876).  
25-0229  
Resolution  
Department of Housing Stability  
Approves a contract with The Salvation Army for  
25-0231  
Resolution  
$2,970,000.00 and for three-years with a term from  
01-01-2025 through 12-31-2027 to provide rapid rehousing to  
50 family households experiencing homelessness annually,  
citywide (HOST-202477478).  
Approves a contract with Bayaud Enterprises, Inc. (Bayaud) for  
$1,500,000.00 for a contract term of 01-01-2025 through  
12-31-2025 for shelter operations and services for people  
experiencing homelessness at the Stay Inn Micro-Community,  
in Council District 8 (HOST-202577884).  
25-0232  
Resolution  
Department of Transportation and Infrastructure  
Grants a revocable permit, subject to certain terms and  
25-0214  
Resolution  
conditions, to Anderson-ORP Trust, their successors and  
assigns, to encroach into the right-of-way with a 12-inch  
diameter storm sewer line across Race Street between 3925  
North Race Street and 3924 North Race Street, in Council  
District 9.  
Dedicates a City-owned parcel of land as Public Right-of-Way  
as North Cherokee Street, located at the intersection of West  
5th Avenue and North Cherokee Street, in Council District 7.  
25-0215  
Resolution  
Approves a contract with Livable Cities Studio, Inc. for  
$1,331,374.00 and a term of two-years for architectural and  
engineering design services for La Alma-Lincoln Park at 1265  
Mariposa St. in Council District 3 (202577826).  
25-0216  
Resolution  
Approves a purchase order with FRONT RANGE FIRE  
APPARATUS for $4,103,738.00 for the purchase of two  
replacement Pierce Velocity Pumpers (2025-035 & 2025-037)  
and one replacement Pierce Velocity Ascendant Midmount  
Platform (2025-036), citywide (PO-00162475).  
25-0222  
Resolution  
Dedicates four City-owned parcels of land as Public  
25-0223  
Resolution  
Right-of-Way as 1) South Wolff Street, located at the  
intersection of South Wolff Street and West Exposition Avenue,  
2) West Ada Place, located at the intersection of West Ada  
Place and South Wolff Street, 3) West Ada Place, located at the  
intersection of West Ada Place and Morrison Road, and 4)  
Morrison Road, located at the intersection of Morrison Road  
and West Ada Place, in Council District 3.  
Dedicates eleven City-owned parcels of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as 1) North Bellaire Street, located at the  
intersection of North Bellaire Street and East 11th Avenue, 2)  
East 10th Avenue, located at the intersection of East 10th  
Avenue and North Bellaire Street, 3) North Bellaire Street,  
located at the intersection of North Bellaire Street and East 9th  
Avenue, 4) North Ash Street, located at the intersection of  
North Ash Street and East 11th Avenue, 5) East 10th Avenue,  
located near the intersection of East 10th Avenue and North  
Ash Street, 6) North Albion Street, located at the intersection  
of North Albion Street and East 9th Avenue, 7) East 8th Place,  
located at the intersection of East 8th Place and North Colorado  
Boulevard, 8) North Albion Street, located at the intersection  
of North Albion Street and East 8th Avenue, 9) East 8th Place,  
located at the intersection of East 8th Place and North Albion  
Street, 10) North Ash Street, located at the intersection of  
North Ash Street and East 8th Avenue, and 11) East 8th Place,  
located at the intersection of East 8th Place and North Bellaire  
Street, in Council District 5.  
25-0224  
Resolution  
Dedicates four City-owned parcels of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as 1) South Sheridan Boulevard, located near the  
intersection of West Kentucky Avenue and South Sheridan  
Boulevard, 2) South Sheridan Boulevard, located near the  
intersection of West Kentucky Avenue and South Sheridan  
Boulevard, 3) South Sheridan Boulevard, located near the  
intersection of West Kentucky Avenue and South Sheridan  
Boulevard, and 4) South Sheridan Boulevard, located near the  
intersection of West Kentucky Avenue and South Sheridan  
Boulevard, in Council District 3.  
25-0236  
Resolution  
Dedicates a City-owned parcel of land as Public Right-of-Way  
as East Union Avenue, located at the intersection of East Union  
Avenue and South Niagara Street, in Council District 4.  
25-0237  
Resolution  
Denver Economic Development and Opportunity  
Amends a contract with Second Chance Center Inc. to add  
25-0230  
Resolution  
$75,000.00 for a new total of $550,000.00 and add four  
months for a new end date of 04-30-2025 to serve an  
additional 30 participants in the Reskill, Upskill, New Skill  
(RUN) Grant, citywide (202369681/OEDEV-202577812-01).  
Department of Public Health and Environment  
Approves an intergovernmental agreement contract with  
25-0226  
Bill  
Denver Health & Hospital Authority for two years with an end  
date of 12-31-2026 to administer the Denver Health Tax Fund  
for the purpose of funding and supporting Denver Health in its  
provision of: Emergency and Trauma Care; Primary Medical  
Care; Mental Health Care; Drug and Alcohol Use Recovery;  
and Pediatric Care services, all of which are within the ongoing  
care and services being provided by Denver Health in and by  
its hospital, clinics and care teams, citywide  
(ENVHL-202578269).  
Approves a grant agreement with the U.S. Department of  
Health and Human Services for $1,406,203.00 and through  
02-28-2026 concerning the Ryan White Program Part A  
response to provide care, treatment, and supportive services  
to persons living with HIV/AIDS in the Denver Transitional  
Grant Area, citywide (ENVHL-202578046-00).  
25-0227  
Resolution  
Finance  
Approves an Access and Use Permit Agreement with the Public  
Service Company of Colorado allowing access and use of City  
owned property located at 1801 South Josephine Street to  
install and maintain utility infrastructure, in Council District 6  
(FINAN-202577893).  
25-0218  
Resolution  
Grants the authority to acquire, through negotiated purchase  
or condemnation, all or any portion of any property interest as  
needed for the installment of East Colfax Avenue Bus Rapid  
Transit (BRT) from Yosemite St. to Broadway. This includes  
partial fee acquisitions, easement interests, access rights,  
improvements, licenses and permits as part of the project,  
citywide.  
25-0219  
Bill  
General Services  
Approves a Purchase Order with Insight Public Sector Inc. for  
$1,967,100.00 for Amazon Web Services, citywide  
(PO-00162648).  
25-0238  
Resolution  
Safety  
25-0225  
Resolution  
Amends a contract with Second Chance Center, Inc. to add  
$895,416.00 for a new total of $4,253,226.00 and add one  
year for a new end date of 12-31-2025 for reentry  
programming to reduce recidivism through targeted supportive  
services delivered both in jail and at the center located at 1391  
Delaware Street, in Council District 10  
(ENVHL-202158589-00/SAFTY-202477346-04).  
Technology Services  
Amends a contract with Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions, Inc. to  
25-0233  
Resolution  
add $370,000.00 for a new total of $3,132,283.00 and add one  
year for a new end date of 08-31-2025 for continual use and  
support of the Passport Enterprise Legal Management  
software, citywide  
(TECHS-201948298-00/TECHS-202474421-02).  
*indicates committee action item