Mayor-Council Agenda  
Tuesday, March 26, 2024 9:30 AM  
City & County Building  
Parr-Widener Community Room, Room 389  
MEETING CANCELLED, ALL ITEMS CONTINUE FORWARD ON  
CONSENT  
I.  
DEPARTMENTAL MATTERS IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF  
BUSINESS:  
Mayor's Office  
Esther Lee Leach  
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Resolution  
Approves the Mayoral appointments of Milagros Barsallo  
Rubio and Jason Wardrip to the Prosperity Denver Fund for  
a term of 3 years.  
Resolution  
Approves the Mayoral appointment of Senator Julie  
Gonzales to the Community Corrections Board for a term  
of 4 years.  
Arts & Venues  
Mark Heiser & Tad Bowman  
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Approves a contract with Argus Event Staffing, LLC for  
Resolution  
$60,000,000 and an end date of 2-28-2027 to provide  
event staffing and personnel services for Arts & Venues  
events and properties, citywide (THTRS-202472294).  
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Resolution  
Amends the contract with Live Nation Worldwide, Inc. to  
add $250,000 for a new total of $2,250,000 to provide a  
partial rent rebate for the booking and promotion of  
concerts and live events at various properties, citywide. No  
change in contract length  
(THTRS-201952922-00/THTRS-202472741-01).  
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Resolution  
Amends a contract with AEG Presents - Rocky Mountains,  
LLC to add $11,950,000 for a new total of $17,450,000 to  
provide a partial rent rebate for the booking and  
promotion of concerts and live events at various  
properties, citywide. No change in contract length  
(THTRS-201952921-00/THTRS-202472247-02).  
City Council  
Luke Palmisano  
Bill  
For an ordinance submitting to a vote of the qualified and  
registered electors of the city and county of Denver at a  
special municipal election to be held in conjunction with  
the coordinated election of November 5, 2024, a proposed  
amendment to the charter pertaining to salaries of elected  
officials.  
Bill  
For an ordinance amending Section 18-81, D.R.M.C.,  
setting the salaries of elected officers in connection with  
the elected official salary charter amendment if approved  
by electors at a special municipal election to be held in  
conjunction with the coordinated election of November 5,  
2024.  
Community Planning and Development  
Abigail Christman, William Prince, Bryan Botello, Fritz Clauson,  
Matthew Bossler & Kara Hahn  
Bill  
Approves the designation of 2323 East Dakota Avenue as  
an individual structure for preservation, per Chapter 30 of  
the Denver Revised Municipal Code, in Council District 6.  
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Bill  
Approves a map amendment to rezone property from  
S-SU-D to S-SU-D1, located at 3096 South Roslyn Street  
in District 4.  
Bill  
Approves a map amendment to rezone property from  
E-SU-Dx to E-SU-D1x, located at 1901 North Oneida Street  
in Council District 8.  
Bill  
Approves a map amendment to rezone property from  
S-SU-F to S-SU-F1A, located at 6750 East Exposition  
Avenue in Council District 5.  
Resolution  
Approves a map amendment to rezone property from  
U-SU-C to U-SU-C1, located at 735 North Race Street in  
Council District 5.  
Bill  
Approves a map amendment to rezone property from  
G-RH-3 to G-MU-5, located at 1409-1471 North Julian  
Street and 3315-3317 West 14th Avenue in Council District  
3.  
Bill  
Approves the landmark designation of the University Park  
Historic District in Council District 6.  
Denver International Airport  
Kevin Forgett  
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Resolution  
Approves an agreement with GetAround Inc. for a term of  
3 years for a peer-to-peer car share permit agreement at  
Denver International Airport, in Council District 11  
(PLANE-202369585).  
Denver Public Library  
Melissa Bordwine  
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Resolution  
Approves a contract with Innovative Interfaces Inc., for  
$1,789,650 and a term of 5 years with an end date of  
12-31-2028 to provide software for the check out,  
tracking, and maintenance of book and collection  
materials, citywide (202368948).  
Department of Housing Stability  
Chris Lowell  
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Approves a loan agreement with Mental Health Center of  
Resolution  
Denver, doing business as WellPower in the amount of  
$3,100,000 and a maturity date of 60 years from date of  
the Promissory Note and repayment forgiven so long as  
borrower is in compliance with all terms and conditions of  
Agreement, to assist with the development and  
construction of sixty (60) affordable rental dwelling units  
known as Sheridan Supportive Housing, in Council District  
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Bill  
Approves as grant agreement with the State of Colorado,  
Department of Local Affairs, in the amount of $2,000,000  
and ending 9-30-2026, through the Transformational  
Homelessness Response (THR) grant program to connect  
people experiencing homelessness with services,  
treatment, and temporary and permanent housing  
citywide. (HOST-202472251)  
Department of Transportation and Infrastructure  
Nicholas Williams  
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Resolution  
Dedicates six City-owned parcels of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as 1) East 28th Place, located at the  
intersection of East 28th Place and North Lima Street, 2)  
North Lima Street, located at the intersection of North  
Lima Street and North Macon Way, 3) North Macon Way,  
located at the intersection of North Macon Way and North  
Macon Street, 4) North Macon Street, located at the  
intersection of North Macon Street and East 27th Ave, 5)  
East 27th Avenue, located at the intersection of East 27th  
Avenue and North Lima Street, and 6) East 26th Avenue,  
located at the intersection of East 26th Avenue and North  
Kingston Street, in Council District 8.  
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Resolution  
Dedicates fourteen City-owned parcels of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as 1) East Prairie Meadow Drive, located at  
the intersection of East Prairie Meadow Drive and North  
Beeler Street, 2) North Beeler Street, located at the  
intersection of North Beeler Street and East 53rd Avenue,  
3) East 53rd Avenue, located at the intersection of East  
53rd Avenue and North Central Park Boulevard, 4) East  
52nd Drive, located at the intersection of East 52nd Drive  
and North Beeler Street, 5) East 52nd Drive, located at the  
intersection of East 52nd Drive and East 53rd Avenue, 6)  
North Chester Street, located at the intersection of North  
Chester Street and East 52nd Avenue, 7) East 52nd  
Avenue, located at the intersection of East 52nd Avenue  
and North Beeler Court, 8) North Beeler Court, located at  
the intersection of North Beeler Court and East 52nd  
Avenue, 9) North Boston Court, located at the intersection  
of North Boston Court and East 51st Drive, 10) East 51st  
Drive, located at the intersection of East 51st Drive and  
North Beeler Court, 11) North Boston Court, located at the  
intersection of North Boston Court and East 51st Drive, 12)  
North Clinton Street, located at the intersection of North  
Clinton Street and East 53rd Avenue, 13) North Dallas  
Street, located at the intersection of North Dallas Street  
and East 51st Avenue and 14) East 51st Avenue, located at  
the intersection of East 51st Avenue and North Dallas  
Street, in Council District 8.  
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Resolution  
Dedicates a City-owned parcel of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as Public Alley, bounded by South Acoma  
Street, West Harvard Avenue, South Broadway, and West  
Vassar Avenue, in Council District 7.  
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Resolution  
Dedicates ten City-owned parcels of land as Public  
Right-of-Way as 1) East 28th Place, located at the  
intersection of East 28th Place and North Kingston Street,  
2) North Kingston Street, located at the intersection of  
North Kingston Street and East 28th Place, 3) North  
Kingston Street, located at the intersection of North  
Kingston Street and East 28th Place, 4) North Kenton  
Court, located at the intersection of North Kenton Court  
and East 28th Place, 5) East 28th Avenue, located at the  
intersection of East 28th Avenue and North Joliet Street, 6)  
North Joliet Street, located at the intersection of North  
Joliet Street and East 27th Avenue, 7) North Kenton Street,  
located at the intersection of North Kenton Street and East  
27th Avenue, 8) East 27th Avenue, located at the  
intersection of East 27th Avenue and North Kingston  
Street, 9) North Kingston Street, located at the intersection  
of North Kingston Street and East 26th Avenue, and 10)  
East 26th Avenue, located at the intersection of East 26th  
Avenue and North Kingston Street, in Council District 8.  
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Bill  
Vacates a portion of alley right-of-way at 1040 East Colfax  
Avenue, without reservations, in Council District 10.  
Finance  
Carolina Flores  
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Bill  
Authorizes the purchase of a Ford F150 Truck and a Ford  
E350 Van for Denver Public Library for snow removal and  
salt application to ensure safe and accessible service to  
library branches during snow and ice weather events,  
citywide.  
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Resolution  
Amends a Lease Agreement with Second Chance Center,  
Inc., adding $10.00 for a new total of $40.00 and 12  
months for a new ending date of 12-31-2024 to continue  
providing community re-entry services in Council District  
10 (FINAN-202472819-01/FINAN-202158306-00).  
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Resolution  
Amends a contract with Willis Towers Watson Midwest Inc  
by adding $103,000 for a new total of $553,000, to  
provide professional services, including insurance  
marketing and placement, claims advocacy, monitoring of  
industry best practices and emerging risks, and other  
brokerage and risk management consulting and support  
services, citywide. No change to contact duration  
(FINAN-2024772298 /201952931 / 202269515 /  
202271277).  
General Services  
Tim Marquez  
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Resolution  
Approves a purchase order with Insight Public Sector Inc  
for $732,700 for Amazon Web Services to provide  
improved network reliability and performance for City  
financial enterprise cashiering systems, citywide  
(PO-00146376).  
Human Services  
Karen Kindblade  
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Amends a purchase order with Michaels of Denver Catering  
Resolution  
Inc. to add $350,000 for a new total of 1,350,000 for the  
purchase of meals for guests at the City’s migrant shelters,  
citywide. No change to length or purchase order  
(PO-00132255).  
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Resolution  
Amends a purchase order with Colorado Hospitality  
Services Inc. to add $500,000 for a new total of  
$1,425,000 and 90 additional days for a new end date of  
6-30-2024 for the purchase of meals for guests at the  
City’s migrant shelters, citywide (PO-00141469).  
Parks and Recreation  
Jesus Orrantia  
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Resolution  
Amends a contract with RIOS, Inc. to add $2,626,300 and  
2 and a half years for a new end date of 12-31-2026 to  
add stage 2 design and construction administration for  
Skyline Park improvements, in Council District 10  
(201952628-03/202472487).  
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Bill  
Approves an Access & Use Permit for the Federal Highway  
Administration and its contractor(s) to rebuild portions of  
the Blue Sky Highway/State Highway 5 through Summit  
Lake Park, a Denver Mountain Park located in Clear Creek  
County (PARKS-202472813).  
*indicates consent agenda item