Speaker 1: Like you. Okay, nine ayes, one abstention. 96 has been adopted. Can you, Madam Secretary, bring up.
Speaker 7: Three.
Speaker 1: 953 for question? Correct. Question for Councilman Espinosa. I don't know if there's somebody from public works still here. This appears to have. The bill request is for a single parcel, but the exhibits and attachments seem to have two parcels. Is it one or two parcels? I don't see public works here but on his first day Sean Sullivan is in the house at the on the legal and replacing David Braswell. Mr. Sullivan, can you answer that question or should we? Hitcher.
Speaker 8: I cannot answer the question.
Speaker 1: Okay. So is this a this is a resolution. So this is a one reading resolution. Councilman Flynn.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Mr. President. When I was at the five years, I worked with RTD on the East Corridor Project, this is one of our. This is one of our TDs remainder parcels that was included as part of the 40th Avenue widening when when RTD had to relocate 40th Avenue a little bit to the south. And Councilman, I'm looking at the packet and I don't see two parcels.
Speaker 1: This is I'm sorry, I didn't even see this. This is actually three blocks from my house in my district. This is one parcel. So actually. But there's the exhibit. So exhibit A reference is parcel and parcel B and then in the exhibits there are two there are two survey documents. Let me go to the specific page. So, Councilman Espinosa, is there a.
Speaker 8: Mr. President, if I could. Yeah. The second exhibit that's in there is the parcel that's on the southeast corner, which is the subject of another resolution that is on the block vote also. Okay, great. Just either inadvertently included in the packet or it was just part of a single package.
Speaker 1: Okay. That's all I needed. Okay, we got it. We got it. Thanks. All right, let's see. This concludes all the bills that need to be called out. Gentlemen. Flynn, are you back? Okay, great. All of the bills for introduction of order published except Council Bill 939 regarding the 50 year framework agreement with the National Western Center. After the recess of this evening, will have a one hour courtesy public hearing for that and Spanish language interpretation is provided. As I said before, we're now ready for black votes. Council members remember, this is the last this is a consent or bloc vote and you need to vote I. Otherwise there's less chance to call on a separate out on Councilman Cashman, will you please put the resolution for adoption and bills for final consideration? Final passage on the floor?
Speaker 4: Yes, sir. I move. The resolutions be adopted and bills on final consideration be placed upon final consideration and do pass on the block for the following items. All series of 2017 890925929932933968945844845847865882899901910915926928934947950951953954955. No, I know what the secretary feels like every week. 956 964 965, 966 957 860 6911 913 917 918 902 916.
Speaker 1: Councilman Castro, very impressive.
Speaker 4: Drop the mic.
Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah. Yeah, very impressive. All right, Madam Secretary, do we get all those for. Yes, for the second. Great. We need 1/2. Thank you, President Pro Tem. All right, Madam Secretary.
Speaker 2: Raquel Black.
Speaker 7: CLERK Hi. Espinosa Flynn.
Speaker 8: Hi.
Speaker 7: Herndon. Hi, Cashman. Hi, Lopez. Hi, Ortega. I Susman.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 7: Mr. President.
Speaker 1: I please those voting in US results.
Speaker 7: Ten Eyes.
Speaker 1: Ten Eyes. The resolutions have been adopted and the bills have been placed on final consideration. Tonight there will be a one hour courtesy Public Hearing Council Bill 939 approving the 50 year framework agreement for Colorado State University, Western Stock Show Association, National Western Center Authority. Anyone wishing to speak on this matter must come to the secretary, receiver, speakers, car and fill it out and return it to her during the recess of council. Spanish language interpretation will be provided as well. Madam Secretary. Ten, 10 minutes. Okay, let's be back in our seats at 725, exactly one hour before kick off. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Okay. We are convening today. I know you guys like talking to each other, but we are moving and convening. Thank you. Thank you. We have one public hearing tonight. Speakers should begin the remarks by telling council their names and cities of residence and if they feel comfortable doing so, their home address.
A resolution laying out, opening and establishing as part of the City street system a parcel of land as East 40th Avenue at the intersection of East 40th Avenue and North York Street. 
Dedicates a parcel of land as public right-of-way as East 40th Avenue located at the intersection of East 40th Avenue and North York Street in Council District 9.  The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 8-29-17.