Speaker 3: Okay. Thank you, Councilman Ortega. Now under bills for final consideration, we had Bill 988 pulled out by Councilwoman Ortega.
Speaker 5: The question on that one.
Speaker 3: A question. Go ahead. Yes.
Speaker 5: And the question is more about requests that have been made to look at a an I.T. master plan. So we have an idea of what the big picture for the city looks like so that as we continue to have requests for large expenditures, we know how that fits into the big picture. And I don't know that this has been scheduled. I know it's something that our I.T. director has expressed a willingness to come and do, but I'm not sure where we're at with that. So I just wanted to put that on the radar screen as something that I would still like to see happen, because I think it's critical for us to know how this fits into the big picture and how some of these different systems either work together or don't work together, and why we're having to buy new systems or, you know, in a lot of cases it's extending the contract. So I think it would just be helpful to all of us to have that that clear understanding.
Speaker 3: This is on final consideration this evening. Am I am I correct? So you would like to have those the I.T. folks come and speak after words tonight?
Speaker 5: Not on this bill. I'm bringing the bill out as a reason to ask the question about the I.T. master plan for the city and looking at how does how do all these continued expenditures? Because in a lot of cases, we have contracts where some of them are on call. I mean, when when I first got elected, we had something like 17, $4 million I.T. contracts. Not all of them are being utilized or will be utilized in each fiscal year. But how does that fit into the big picture of our I.T. master plan? So it's the master plan that I'm interested in having our I.T. director talk to us about. Probably in committee.
Speaker 3: He was going to say that probably a committee issue. And I think the council I mean, the committee chair will take that up for consideration by target. Okay, that's great. Another bill called out under final consideration is Council Bill 1004 by Councilwoman Fox. What would you like to do with this council.
Speaker 5: To put it on the floor for a vote?
Speaker 3: All right, Councilman Kennish, will you read the motions this evening.
Speaker 0: Ma'am?
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Will you please put Council Bill 1004 on the floor?
Speaker 0: Thank you, Madam President. I move that council bill 13 Dash 1004 be placed upon final consideration and do pass.
Speaker 3: It has been moved and seconded. Comments by Council Councilwoman Fox.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Madam President. I'm sure it's not a record, but I'm really getting tired of having this bill come up and up and up because this is the third time in a row that I'm going to be addressing it. So let me make it extremely short. This is a an affordable housing project at 14th. And Irving del Norte Neighborhood Development Corporation is doing this largely with government money. It's a very expensive project. The average residential unit within it costs more than the typical house single family home in Denver. We are. This particular ordinance is asking that we allow yet another million dollars to be spent on. It's not I've got not a city money, but we're just allowing that money to be spent on construction so that we're allowing that contract to go up and we're allowing the mortgage to go up by 750,000.
A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Sixth Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Syscon Justice Systems, Inc., to extend the term and increase the maximum contract amount.
 (GOVERNMENT AND FINANCE) Renews the maintenance contract with Syscon Justice Systems for maintenance for the proprietary application software Jail Management System and its interfaces that support the offender management services for the Sherriff Department through 2014 and adds $209,332 for the year, bringing the total contract amount to $2,447,802 (CE-76012-06). The last reguarly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 2-18-14.  The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 12-26-13.