Speaker 0: in the people who have been waiting a really long time for their chance at the microphone here. So we are going to get right into it. Councilman Herndon, will you please put Council Bill 1387 on the floor?
Speaker 1: Yes, Mr. President. I move that council bill 1387 be placed upon final consideration and do pass.
Speaker 0: It has been moved. And can I get a second? Two, it has been moved and seconded. The public hearing for Councilor Bill 1387 is open. May we have the staff report?
Speaker 1: Councilman, can I.
Speaker 0: Oh, I'm sorry. Before we jump into the staff report, I apologize. Councilman Brooks, you have something that you need to do before the staff report. So if you can hold off for just saying, go ahead. Councilman Brooks.
Speaker 7: Yep. Then can we ask everybody to take their conversations outside so we can conduct our meeting, please?
Speaker 0: Yep. Gentlemen, if you could please take conversations outside. We're still conducting our business. Thank you.
Speaker 6: Thank you. Thank you. Mr. President. I wanted to alert the council members that this is a city council initiated rezoning, so I'll be abstaining from from this and just give you a quick high level. This is three organizations coming together, the GSA coalition. This is brother's redevelopment and also Colorado Land Trust coming together to actually add 80 youth in this community of swans here. And so we knock the doors in this community and did the community outreach. But because we did not do the entire community to do a legislative rezoning, to put it to use on all the properties, we focused specifically on these properties because there is an investment by Seedat for $2 million to maintain affordability and avoid displacement in this neighborhood. So I will be abstaining. But by the council of our of our Legislative Council over there, you all can ask me questions at any time during this so you can take it away. Thank you, Mr. President.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilman Brooks. And I apologize for attempting to skip you on that. Thank you for the reminder. All right. Go ahead.
Speaker 6: So thank you. So, Jeffery, continue playing in development. I'll try to be as concise as possible. So this is a rezoning request for three properties in Elyria, Swansea Council District nine. Once again, Elyria, Swansea. And we'll talk a little bit about the geography of the requests. A little funky. But it's essentially three properties that straddle both sides of 17 Elyria, Swansea, that are asking for the same thing and really have the same current conditions relative to land use and zoning. So all told, the three properties, so there's two that are contiguous to each other and north of I-70, and then there's one that is at the northwest corner of 44th and Milwaukee on total about a half an acre or 0.5 acres. And so the proposal is to rezone from ESU RD, which is a single unit zoned district to you, to you see, which would allow two units on the property and the applicant again as Councilman Brooks. And the purpose is to accommodate development of one additional dwelling units on each of the three properties. So the current zoning again, eastside. So it's the same for all three properties. And really the surrounding zoning is the same for all three properties as well. Eastside. Again, that's single unit. And so real quick, ESD has a wide variety of standards, but it only does allow single unit residential and does not allow an accessory dwelling unit or another dwelling unit in any form. Minimum lot size is 6000 square feet. And so existing land use is single unit residential on all three properties, as are most of the surrounding properties. When you go a block or two further out, the land use mix changes. And so the requested zone districts just to highlight really quick what the difference is between ESD and Utah see is one that in the UTI you C zone district the duplex building form is allowed, which means essentially that you can get two dwelling units as opposed to one in UTI. You see you can also get an accessory dwelling unit that is allowed, but it must be accessory to a single unit residential and thus the lot size is a bit smaller than than ESD with about 500 square feet smaller. And so some images of the subject properties will start with the two on Fillmore. And so this neighborhood is predominately 1940s, one story single unit residential, as you'll see on the images here and sees the two subject properties on Fillmore. And then looking north on film, your subject properties would be on the left. Looking south on Fillmore toward I-70. And so on to images of 4401 Milwaukee. So this is the one south of I-70, northwest corner of 44th and Milwaukee, same era of development and really the same built environment generally. So 1940s development, single storey, mostly single storey, single unit residential. And you see several detached accessory structures throughout this neighborhood. And so this is the subject property on 44th in Milwaukee. And this is also the sort of problem you see. There's a detached garage coming off of 44. So it's the same property, though. And looking north and Milwaukee to be toward I-70. And looking south in Milwaukee, you see the conditions are pretty uniform in this block. And so the process to date has been our normal rezoning process. I will note planning board recommended approval of the request unanimously on November 14th. And so these are the registered neighborhood organizations that were part of the notification process. We did receive three letters of support, two of which came from the two highlighted registered neighborhood organizations, and then one is from the Elyria Swansea Coalition Organizing for Health and Housing Justice. So three total letters of support for the rezoning for all three properties, I should say. And so these are the criteria staff use to evaluate rezoning requests. I'll go through them briefly. First is consistency with adopted plans. So we do, of course, have the citywide plans, the Denver Conference Plan and Blueprint. Denver and the neighborhood specific plan is the Elyria Swansea Neighborhoods Plan that was adopted in 2015. So certainly more detail in your packet. But in terms of the conference of plan citywide policies, and I know we're updating this now, but this is what's on the books as of tonight. There's a number of policies that staff cites in the staff report, but in general, staff finds the request consistent with several strategies related mostly to encouraging a variety of housing types and housing opportunities in areas that are appropriate for the slight increase in density. Regarding Blueprint Denver So all three properties again, same conditions. All three have an area of stability designation that does call for some change while preserving neighborhood character and some redevelopment at appropriate locations. And all three also have the single family duplex feature land use classification, which does identify both single family duplex and actually small apartment buildings as sort of the universe of possibilities under that land use. And so staff does find the request consistent with both of those designations of stability and single family duplex, but also a number of other blueprint policies, again related to encouraging a variety of housing types and opportunities and supporting investment at a location, as you'll see here, that's been identified through the Elyria Swansea plan as an appropriate location to accommodate some increase in residential density in an area where services and infrastructure already exist. So last adopted plan that staff looked at for the analysis was the Elyria Swansea plan. That's from 2015, and that does provide pretty specific guidance for these properties. All three of them sort of mirror the blueprint classification of single family duplex, which again does allow for a variety of housing types, single family duplex, obviously accessory dwelling units, small apartment buildings. Each of the three do share that land use designation. And so there are several policies staff cited. Again, I've got a couple quick slides here, but staff does find the request consistent with several Elyria Swansea neighborhoods plan policies. Certainly the map we just looked at, but also a number of policies in the area Swansea planning related to. It goes it goes further than blueprint Denver in terms of of promoting a diversity of housing types and choices and it actually goes further in promoting the idea of accessory dwelling units. I want to go to the next slide here and so that all three properties are in what the Elyria Swansea plan identifies as a traditional residential area. And embedded within that definition, there's support for an additional dwelling unit in the form of an accessory dwelling unit. And I guess one of the last points, and certainly last but not least, is a plan policy to look at generally increasing the supply of housing units in this particular community in general, but specifically related to the I-70 expansion product project and the housing units that were lost as part of that looking to regain those. So staff does find the request consistent with those policies. And so criteria number two essentially just says that the regulations will be consistent across all three properties. That will be true for all three. They'll share the same zoning regarding further furthering public health, safety and welfare. Staff does find the request consistent with that criteria, primarily because it would implement adopted plans by supporting a range of housing opportunities and specifically related to housing units lost during the I-70 expansion project. And so justifying circumstances is pretty easy to find because the clearest Swansea Neighborhoods plan was adopted in 2015. That in itself is a justifying circumstance and you can certainly cite other changes in the neighborhood relative to I-70 and other changes. With that criteria, last criteria, staff does find the request consistent with the purpose and intent of the Zone District requested to go to because of the location relative to street designations and the streets. And I'm sorry the lot pattern and configuration in the area. So that concludes my presentation. Staff does recommend approval and I know there are folks here. They've been waiting patiently from the applicant team, but I'm happy to answer any questions as well.
Speaker 0: Thank you very much. We do have nine individuals signed up to speak this evening and we will be providing it's a three minute time limit. But if there is interpretation, then it is 6 minutes to allow time for that. So first up is Jeff Martinez.
Speaker 1: Good evening, Council President and members of Council. Thanks for the opportunity to speak to you tonight. I'm Jeff Martinez, president of Brothers Redevelopment and Brother's Redevelopment on behalf of the Gas Affordable Housing Collaborative. In October 20th, in October of 2017, acquired three homes in the area, including those at 4401 Milwaukee Street and at 4675 Fillmore. In the hopes that we could rehab those homes and make them available to residents of Globeville, Elyria, Swansea as part of forthcoming an emerging neighborhood land trust. Unfortunately, the homes we acquired at the time were in tough condition, and the rehab plan was eventually modified into a plan that would essentially redevelop these sites into new housing and for new housing for residents of the neighborhood, and certainly avail that.
Speaker 12: Affordability for more families who.
Speaker 1: Live in Elyria, Swansea, a neighborhood. Our new plans for the site now call for construction of a duplex at both 4401 Milwaukee and 4675 Fillmore. Our proposal initially seems to conform both for use in design to existing neighborhood plans and to considerations for future plans that are city council we hope will approve in the next few years . Thanks to the grant we receive from our Department of Transportation, Brothers was awarded a $2 million grant from CDOT on behalf of the collaborative. We believe that these sites can be the first of several sites that we can rehab and or redevelop in the Elyria, Swansea, a neighborhood over time and over the next few years and make available to these families facing displacement as a result of the expansion of the Central 70 project. So we look forward to your support for this project, and certainly we would encourage it as the developer.
Speaker 12: Of those two parcels. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up. No, let me go.
Speaker 2: Good evening, Council. My name is Nolan McCallum with the GST Coalition. I just want to say thank you in particular to Councilman Brooks for sponsoring this, taking the time to walk the streets and talk to neighbors both on Milwaukee and Fillmore. Meeting with the Gonzalez family, who is actually doing the ADA, which is separate from the land trust efforts. But we package them together and I'm actually representing them tonight because they are on their way back to Denver but were on vacation, couldn't make it tonight. So they send their regards, but they've been at every other step of the way and the way that happened about actually a year ago we went they expressed interest in having re redoing their garage to be in 82. We went and met with CPD and started talking about this long process that they need to go through. And when we started rezoning the duplexes, we we worked with Councilman Brooks and said, well, let's put these in a package together so that we can move it forward. We we're going to wait a little bit for the Blueprint Denver process to maybe allow to use. But after waiting a little bit, we thought, well, let's just go ahead and rezoning so this family can go ahead and have their edu. The reason that they are interested in having an EDU is because they have two older sons that they that are currently sleeping in the living room, that they would like to have their own space. And that's their reasoning for having the edu they recently bought their home in the last year. They were renting it for over 20 years before that, and the properties on Fillmore happened to be right next to each other. Just want to say thank you. Many of you have met with us and talk with us on our quest to get a community land trust. These will be the first properties that are put into the community interest and we're extremely, extremely excited about that, that we will have permanently affordable and neighborhood led, owned and stewarded land in the Swanson neighborhood. So we're very, very excited about the beginning of this adventure. We really want to thank Brothers Redevelopment and the Colorado Planning Land Trust for stepping up to the plate with us to figure this out. I don't know how we we wouldn't be doing any of this without them. And they've been amazing to work with. Sometimes it's it's hard to work with community, but we hope that maybe the thing like the hearing before us doesn't happen if we're working together a long time as community and developers together doing what the community is looking for and needs. That's it. Thank you so much.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Jesse Pearce.
Speaker 1: Good evening, members of council.
Speaker 13: My name is Jesse Paris.
Speaker 1: I'm here representing for Black Star Action Movement for Self-defense. Denver, home of Cell Lao and Positive Action Commitment for Social Change. And I'm also an at large candidate for Denver this year and may well. Um. This rezoning. We are, we are in favor of, um, due to the fact that there is a lack of affordability of housing in the city and county of Denver. I just hope that this development does not continue the rapid gentrification that is going on in all areas of the city, specifically, specifically in a various Swansea and other brown and black communities in the city. I have two questions. I want to know what is the am I level for this proposed redevelopment? And also I want to know how many units are going to be built. And what levels and rates. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Virginia Calderone.
Speaker 14: We want to know. I mean, obviously, Tina Calderon.
Speaker 1: And good afternoon. My name is Keenan Calderon.
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Speaker 1: I have lived in the area of Swansea for about 28 years.
Speaker 14: Keep look at them being here for years. The project is more important to us.
Speaker 1: And I'm here because I too want to support this project that is very important to us.
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Speaker 1: We want to support those families who are now without a home.
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Speaker 11: Families.
Speaker 1: Because now instead of only serving one family, we are now able to help two families.
Speaker 14: Carol. I reckon ultimately most of us get asked if they have me, Senor Brooks, what kind of support you feel?
Speaker 1: I would like to recognize and greatly thank Councilmember Brooks, because he has helped us very faithfully.
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Speaker 1: I would also like to thank those brothers redevelopment, jeff martinez and also Jane from Colorado Community Land Trust for their support.
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Speaker 2: Mission.
Speaker 1: We are all here as volunteers and we want to continue serving for several more years and be able to fulfill, fulfill our mission.
Speaker 14: Which is democracy.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Jane Harrington.
Speaker 8: Good evening. Um, my name is Jane Herrington. I'm with the Colorado Community Land Trust. We are a third of the three partners in the collaborative toward getting Globeville, Swansea, Elyria, their own land trust. Well, our job is to incubate those homes in and hold them in our land trust until they're ready to take them over. Although I'm falling in love with the people in the homes, it might be a bit of a battle when the time comes. They don't want to let loose of them. Um. This is a very simple rezoning request to make better use and follow the plan for the neighborhood. Make better use of these sites. So we could put duplex on house two households from the east neighborhood instead of just one for site it. So I urge your approval of this rezoning increase. I think the little side benefit of an accessory unit growing in a home next to one of the homes going in the land. Trust might spread through the community a little bit more as they see the changes and trust grows and affordable housing can happen there. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Maria Elena Jimenez.
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Speaker 1: Good afternoon.
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Speaker 1: Well, let me correct that. My name is Marilyn. 90 minutes. Okay.
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Speaker 1: I am a part of the GST Coalition and I am also supporting the change of zone.
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Speaker 1: Many of these families who do have that extra space to build the additional dwelling unit would probably use it and are interested in using it for whether it be a grandmother or your sons. If your sons get married and they would like their own their own space but are not are they're not able to afford their own housing right now.
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Speaker 1: So we would be able to have instead of two families, have four families in these spaces and one of them would be able to have that additional dwelling unit in their backyard.
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Speaker 1: And I would like to thank our council member Brookes for always visiting us and being so helpful. I would like to thank Jeff as well. It's hard to get people to believe in us. And I would like to thank Jane for her fabulous ideas. And always being here for us.
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Speaker 1: Thank you and have a good night.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Alma Urbano.
Speaker 2: Hello. My name is Alma Barno. I'm also a resident of Swansea for 12 years and my mom is one of the members of the Jazz Coalition as well. I'm also here representing Project Voice as a partner organization of the Gas Coalition. I'm here to completely support the rezoning of this three residence.
Speaker 14: Also because it's a first baby step to support a.
Speaker 2: Community as it fights to provide safe, affordable housing for their neighbors in distress. I would also like to thank Councilman Briggs for supporting this change in zoning, and that would be it. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Next up, Raimunda Korean.
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Speaker 1: And good evening to everyone. My name is Raymond Garrison. I have been I have lived in the neighborhood for 20 years.
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Speaker 1: And I am part of the board for Jesus. And I would also like to thank Council Member Brookes for all of your support and all of you as well. That's yes. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. And next up, Angelina tourists.
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Speaker 1: Good evening, everyone. My name is Angelina Torres. I am. I'm part of the board for Jesus as well.
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Speaker 1: We. I am also supporting the change of zone so we can create duplex.
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Speaker 1: And be able to use that line in the community land trust.
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Speaker 1: These will be accessible to those that are of lower income or below am-I.
Speaker 14: Was is a cyclist. But I guess Elizabeth and El Corazon coming up with an idea that the special counsel, Hal Bruce, is.
Speaker 1: And I would like to thank all of the council members. I hope to touch your heart so you can help us as well. And I would also like to thank council member Elvis Brooks. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. All right. That does conclude our speakers. Are there any questions from members of council? Councilman Ortega.
Speaker 7: I just I just have one question, and this is probably for the planning department. So when we create adus, are we encouraging people to split their lots or the expectation is they remain under the same ownership on the same zone lot?
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no I wouldn't say it at all. Encourages the splitting of lots. I think it points to keeping the zone law as is.
Speaker 7: Okay. All right. That's that's helpful. That was my only question. Thank you.
Speaker 0: All right. Thank you, Councilwoman Ortega. Seeing no other questions. The public hearing for Council Bill 1387 is closed. Are there comments by members of council? Councilman Ortega.
Speaker 7: So I think Councilman Berkshire abstaining on this, correct?
Speaker 1: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 7: Okay. So I just want to speak in support of this application. I know that several of us were engaged in the conversation with CDOT around trying to make sure that the $2 million, which was part of the housing mitigation from the I-70 project would in fact go to the community and assist them in being able to, you know, kind of be part of their own destiny in in terms of identifying the need in the neighborhood and working toward solving that problem. And this this project tonight, this rezoning and these two, three properties is is a big step in that direction. I want to thank brothers redevelopment and the Lowry Community Land Trust for the the work and the mentoring you're doing with the GSA coalition to help build them and grow them to some point in time in the future being self-sustaining. But the work that you all are doing in the community is very important to helping make sure that we not only maintain affordability, but keep people in the neighborhood that want to stay there. So I will be supporting this tonight.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Thank you. Councilman Ortega. Councilman Espinosa.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry. When this first came. When I first saw this, I was sort of wondered why we weren't doing a legislative rezoning of more to you. But then I sort of thought about it, and I liked the idea that it was individual zoning, and maybe if that was the desire, we'd see more of that because that's more consistent to me with the way our local neighborhoods sort of evolved, right? So that we didn't just create this windfall opportunity of redevelopment. Not that. That would happen. But we see so much other development and why wouldn't it? So the one thing that sort of I wish I sort of asked in my in the questioning the question because my my own sense about affordable housing is it's going to be modest in size and scale, unlike a lot of development that's in northwest Denver, which is sort of maximizing the build out of your of your property and oops, sorry. And so if you're what worries me is I mean, I sort of wish we were doing a waiver here. Right. To capture a third unit, if you were still within the form in the mass and scale of of what was allowed so that we could actually get more affordable housing in a manner that's consistent . But that's. Contradictory to whatever I've just said in prior rezonings and other things, right? Which is the sort of abuse of form. But that is the thing that I that we've lost in that was part of the prior rezoning discussion, which is the destruction of modest homes for large expensive homes. And whenever we have an opportunity to build modest homes, I sort of wish we'd do more of them. But there is no plan support for that. So I'm just riffing. I do appreciate Councilman Brooks for bringing this forward and making sure that these things happen, everything that the community has done to actually make this day happen. Right. Because you guys started the fight for money. This made you've brought voice to this need and you never back down. I mean, I know when I started running five years ago, that's when I first met Maria and Nola on her doorstep, knocking doors. Didn't know that I would see you guys so often fighting the same fight and struggling, you know, to. To. But we're still only another step in the way. We still haven't created that one threshold that somebody gets cross. But you're a hell of a lot closer. And so congratulations. I will be supporting this rezoning.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilman Espinosa. Councilman Lopez. Thank you, Mr. President.
Speaker 1: I wanted to thank.
Speaker 0: You, Councilman Brooks, for bringing this forward. And rest assured, I know that you are accusing yourself from the vote, but.
Speaker 1: This is going to pass, at least on my end. I plan on supporting this. Hats off. Thank you. Mothers, fathers redevelopment. Thank you all. I know.
Speaker 0: How long you've been working so hard to have some.
Speaker 1: Kind of development. That is something like this.
Speaker 0: Right? This is a good.
Speaker 1: Opportunity to to use as an example, if it can.
Speaker 0: Can be a victory in.
Speaker 1: Work in Swansea and Elyria, then it can in other.
Speaker 0: Areas. Right. It's going to be a good, good test.
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Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilman Lopez. I will just say thank you so much for coming down, for sitting here, staying so late to do this. It's unfortunate that you got the second one of the night, but thank you for coming here. Thank you for coming to speak as part of our public hearing. I think this is a great this is great on a lot of fronts. And I won't repeat what everybody else has said. But the best part is that it matches the legal criteria by which we have to judge this. So I get to vote yes in support of this. So with that, Madam Secretary, roll call.
Speaker 1: My first thing. BROOKS Abstain.
Speaker 11: BLACK Hi.
Speaker 8: Espinosa Hi.
Speaker 0: Flynn All right.
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Speaker 1: Lopez I.
Speaker 3: Knew ortega.
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Speaker 3: Assessment i. Hi, Mr. President.
Speaker 0: I am secretary. Please cause voting in those results.
Speaker 3: 12 Eyes. One abstention.
Speaker 0: 12 eyes. One abstention. Council Bill 1387 has passed. Councilman Brooks. Now that this has passed, did you want to make a comment?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I had to give a shout out because this is one of the most impressive organizations that I've seen to date. This community came together, I mean, real grassroots organizing right here. And then the largest community benefits agreements that we've seen from. See that over $28 million, $2 million directly for housing. And so I just want to thank everybody here for making this a reality and made it really easy to support. So good work. And this is just the beginning. Thank you.
A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 4675, 4685 North Fillmore Street, 4401 North Milwaukee Street in Elyria Swansea.
Approves an official map amendment to rezone property from E-SU-D to U-TU-C (urban edge, single-unit to urban, two-unit), located at 4401 Milwaukee Street, 4675 Fillmore Street, and 4685 Fillmore Street in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 11-6-18.