Speaker 0: Thank you. I'll do a recap here. Under resolutions, Councilmember Flynn has called out Resolution 1057 for comments under bills for introduction. No items have been called out under bills for final consideration. No items have been called out and under pending. No items have been called out. Madam Secretary, please put the first item up on our screens. And Councilmember Flynn, go ahead with your comments on Council Resolution 1057, please.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Madam President. It's not often that one would call out a subdivision plat for a comment or for any notice at all. But this one I wanted to call out especially to thank the staff at Department of Transportation Infrastructure for working with my community on the Loreto Heights campus redevelopment. There were seven streets. If you look at the plat, you'll notice that are entirely internal to the campus. And so we worked with Dottie and the city surveyor and the staff there to impress upon them that it was not crucial to follow the the Denver street grid rules. You know, we're alphabetical, etc. These streets are entirely contained on the campus. There were seven of them. The streets that exit the campus on the federal course have Amherst, Bates and Cornell and Dartmouth as they because they intersect with a with federal boulevard. But inside the campus we were able to name seven of these streets with legacy names from the history of the Loreto Heights College and the Sisters of Loreto. And it is one way to recognize the historic nature of this site for 100 years and more. So when people enter the campus, they will see the historic ties to the Bonfils family here. For example, Sister Pan, Croatia, Mother Pan, Croatia. Bonfils, who is buried on in the cemetery on this site, was a cousin to Frederic Bonfils, the founder of the Denver Post. Frederick Bonfils is one of his daughters. May or may Bonfils Stanton endowed several of the buildings on the campus, the theater and the library. And so and Bishop Matchbook, who brought the Sisters of Loreto up here from New Mexico back in 1864 to start Saint Mary's Academy, which which developed in Loreto Heights. So we have match above way, we have Bonfils way, we have pan creation lane, we have Loreto way, we have a street named for the sister of Loreto who was the last sister who held that position as president of the college. My sister, Mary Francis Walsh, I think for 20 some years and one street named after a fellow named Max de Giulio who made who elevated the performing arts curriculum. ADLER At a height to national stature back in the sixties and seventies through the the Mae Free Standing Theater. And so I just wanted to call that on and recognize the willingness of of Dante staff, particularly our our departed manager, Ulysses Lee, who made the decision to allow this and to work this through the council process. And I recommend this to my colleagues for approval. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilmember Flynn. All right. Seen no one else in the queue. That concludes the items to be called out. All bills for introduction are ordered published. Council members remember this is a consent or block vote and you will need to vote I.
A resolution accepting and approving the plat of Loretto Heights Filing No. 1.
Approves a subdivision plat for Loretto Heights Filing No. 1, located between South Irving Street and South Federal Boulevard, and West Amherst Avenue and West Dartmouth Avenue in Council District 2. Councilmember Flynn approved direct filing this item on 9-13-21.