Speaker 2: Eight eyes, one knee. Resolution 969 has been adopted. Madam Secretary, can you put and are we going to do 85 and 86 as a block? Yes. Okay. Let's put those up on our screen. And Councilman New, will you please put 1085 and 1086 our resolutions on the floor for adoption?
Speaker 6: I support resolutions 1085 and 1086 on the floor for adoption.
Speaker 2: It has been moved and seconded questions or comments by members of Council. Councilwoman Ortega.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Mr. President. Pro Tem. I am on the board of a nonprofit that routinely receives both home and hopper funds. I don't know that they've got some of these specific dollars, but just to be on the safe side, I will abstain from tonight's vote on these two bills.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Councilwoman and Councilman Espinosa, did you also have a question or comment on these or is that hanging from us? I did have a question go for.
Speaker 5: And it's only if somebody is here to answer and it's more just informational. I can get it offline as well. If I understand all these funds have been decreased from years past, if anyone's here with the prior information, you know, and then Councilwoman Ortega just wanted to point out that there's CDBG as well as 1087. I don't know if you want to consider that one as well.
Speaker 0: Typically it's just the home and the Harper fans. Okay, great. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Can you speak to the councilman's question?
Speaker 5: Yeah. So basically, do you know why 16 numbers for home Hoppa and CDBG from HUD? I do. I do. Good evening. It's Susan Lee from the Office of Economic Development. I've got the annual numbers right here, Councilman. Great. We'll start with CDBG. Last year, CDBG was 6,531,000. This year at 6 million 602. So it's actually up just a slight bit. Keep in mind, however, that the historic trend has been significantly.
Speaker 4: Down.
Speaker 5: From 2011. We're down about 17%. On the home funds, which are exclusively, of course, for housing. Last year's numbers were 2 million 363 638. This year's numbers are 2 million 362 617. So down very slightly, a few nickels and dimes. But again, for historical.
Speaker 0: Context.
Speaker 5: Since 2011, the home funds are down 38%. And lastly on Hopper, a little bit more encouraging news. Those numbers are much more stable. It's a relatively small grant. Last year was 1 million 562 737.
Speaker 4: This year it's 1,000,007, 86, 90.
Speaker 5: So it's actually up 12% this year. All right. So thank you for that information. You're welcome to sort of be aware of how the funding has changed over time. So I thank you for illustrating that very much.
Speaker 2: All right. Thank you, Councilman. Seeing no other questions or comments. Madam Secretary.
Speaker 3: Raquel Ortega. Abstain assessment. I. Espinosa. I Gilmore. I. Herndon, i. Cashman, can each. New, Mr. President. All right.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry. Could you please close the voting and know the results?
Speaker 3: Eight I's, one abstention.
Speaker 2: Eight I's, one abstention. Resolutions 1085 and 1086 have been adopted. This concludes the items to be called out. All other bills for introduction are ordered published. We are now ready for the block 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 out an item for a separate vote. Kels Manu, will you put the resolutions for adoption and the bills on final consideration for final passage on the floor?
Speaker 6: I move the resolution to be adopted and bills on final consideration be placed upon final consideration and do pass and block for the following items. Resolutions 1054 1069, 1092, 68, ten, 70, ten, 71, 1072, ten, 73, ten, 97, ten, 21. 1079. 1087 and 1088 bills for final consideration. 1017 and 1032.
Speaker 3: There was no 1073. 1073 No. 1073 it's not included and No.
Speaker 2: 1073 but otherwise we got them on. It's, it's 1078 that was missing.
Speaker 3: 1078.
Speaker 2: 1078 instead of 1073. And then we got them. All right.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry. I said 1073. 1078.
Speaker 2: All right. 1078. All right. So we've got them all now.
Speaker 3: I didn't hear the bills on final.
Speaker 6: Bills on Final ten, 17 and 1032.
Speaker 3: Yes. Sounds right.
Speaker 2: All right. Thank you, Councilman. It has been moved and seconded. Madam Secretary, roll call.
Speaker 3: Espinosa.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 3: Gilmore. I turned in Cashman. I can eat. I knew Ortega. I assessment.
Speaker 4: I.
Speaker 3: Mr. President.
Speaker 2: I. Madam Secretary, please close voting and announce the results.
Speaker 3: Nine eyes.
Speaker 2: Nine eyes. The resolutions have been adopted and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass. Since there are no public hearings, and if there are no objections from members of council, we will not take a recess. On Monday, November 13th, Council will hold a required public hearing on Council Bill 1022 changing the zoning classification for 2001 through 2005 East 18th Avenue in City Park West. Any protest against Council Bill 1022 must be filed with the Council offices no later than noon on Monday, November 6th.
A resolution approving and providing for the execution of proposed grant agreement between the City and County of Denver and the United States of America concerning the "HOME FY17" program and the funding therefor.
Approves a performance grant agreement with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Fiscal Year 2017 allocations in the amount of $2,362,617 for HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) to provide funding for the City’s housing development activities (201736938).  The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 11-6-17.  The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 10-4-17.