Speaker 8: Is there anybody here from Denver Health who can speak to the changes that we had requested in the contract? Councilwoman, were you able to review and see if the the changes were satisfactory? I didn't get an updated contract.
Speaker 3: Yes, they were made between the first committee meeting and the second committee meeting to my satisfaction. And I did review the language and it was, as did the city attorney and felt very comfortable with it. Thank you.
Speaker 8: Thanks.
Speaker 7: John.
Speaker 0: You good?
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 8: Oh, there you are.
Speaker 3: Can you can you.
Speaker 8: Awesome. Can you explain the changes that were made?
Speaker 3: So for the changes in regards to what Councilwoman Connie's talked about, I don't have all of the.
Speaker 10: Exact specifics as far as there's supposed to be somebody from.
Speaker 3: CDBG that can speak to you on the exact changes. But I know that they have bent all of the requirements that we.
Speaker 10: Wanted through the.
Speaker 3: Committee discussion.
Speaker 8: So now the there's a mandate in the contract to share information and cooperate when there are investigations.
Speaker 3: So that is a different conversation.
Speaker 10: That's a second conversation outside of the operating agreement was.
Speaker 8: Well, that was part of the contract. It was the information sharing.
Speaker 3: Right. And Councilman can correct me if I'm wrong, but that is the second piece that you guys have been working on with the city attorney as well. So, Matt, Mr. President, go ahead. Thank you. I'm doing this from memory, not from notes. So bear with me. And Kirsten can help. But the first issue is regarding if there was a concern regarding staffing, that there would be a procedure by which the the city could communicate that concern. And then the Denver Health and Hospital Authority would have to respond back with an action plan. And then if there that was not satisfactory, one of you know, what we call the nuclear option, there was there was not a process by which the and this piece of the contract, which is appendix, there was not a process by which the appendix could be terminated on its own. And so we added that process as a worst case scenario piece. There were a couple procedural questions that were asked particular to incidents that we've been briefed on an executive session, and there will be a follow up executive session, I believe, this coming Tuesday. And that will include some jail procedural questions as well as questions for Denver health. So but those questions are are not at the level of the contract. They're more at the what happens on the day to day level who talks to a supervisor the term.
Speaker 8: But the termination clause, if they do not cooperate has been added.
Speaker 3: The city has the power to give them notice to terminate, but more importantly, upstream from that there is now a process to share a concern and then to require Denver Health to respond. There were also there was also a change made actually prior to the first committee meeting, which was helpful, which required. And so I just want to clarify, all the scenario I just described is when litigation is not occurring, the contract had already had in it a procedure when litigation is occurring. And before we even went to the first committee meeting, they did make a last minute change that required a response to concerns in the litigation scenario. So now we have both a process in the litigation scenario as well as this process in the non litigation scenario. And I'm asking if anyone corrects me if I got any of that wrong. And I think the language was really.
Speaker 10: Specific to protect Denver health right in through a current process, but also to give the city the opportunity to say that these services are something that they want to opt out.
Speaker 8: Awesome as long as the pre litigation termination clauses in there. Is it Kirsten?
Speaker 3: Kirsten Crawford Legislative Counsel Yes. All of those things that we discussed were met. Denver Health worked very closely with us on a very short timeframe to get those in there. And we will have an executive session, not this Tuesday, but the following. And if we need to explain in detail, I think it would be better to do that next session, but. Awesome. Thank you.
Speaker 0: All right. Thank you, Councilwoman. That concludes the item she called out. All bills for introduction are ordered, published, and we're now ready for the black vote on resolutions and bills on final consideration. Council members remember that this is a consent or block vote and you will need to vote. Otherwise, this is your last chance to call an item out for a separate vote. Councilman Flynn, will you please put the resolutions for adoption and the bills on final consideration for final passage on the floor?
Speaker 5: Yes, Mr. President. As soon as they're up on my screen. Thank you. I move that resolutions be adopted and bills when final consideration be placed upon final consideration and do pass in a block for the following items. All series of 2019. 11. 13. 1071. Ten. 79. Ten. 80. 11. 15. 1147. 1060 1072, 1064 and 1037.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Councilman Flynn has been moved and seconded. Madam Secretary, recalled Black.
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Speaker 2: Cannick and Ortega, I. Sandoval.
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Speaker 3: Mr. President.
Speaker 0: I. Madam Secretary, please close voting. Announce the results. 1339 As the resolutions have been adopted and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass tonight, there will be a required public hearing on Council Bill 964, changing the zoning classification for 3395 Brighton Boulevard and 3333 Brighton Boulevard.
A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Fiscal Year 2020 Appendices to the Second Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Denver Health and Hospital Authority, providing for the amounts to be paid for services by the City and County of Denver and by the Denver Health and Hospital Authority for Fiscal Year 2020.
Approves the 2020 Denver Health and Hospital Authority operating agreement (ENVHL - #CE60436-31/#201952033). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 11-18-19. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 10-16-19.