Speaker 0: Eyes, two nays. Counsel. Bill 145 has passed. All right. Can you put up for council bill four for councilman? Do you have a question on that?
Speaker 2: Sure do.
Speaker 0: If folks leaving can be quiet. Just we have a quick we're still going. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Right here. Right. Just a question about this. Is this the original money we've been talking about, the the grant money that for the planning process. It is Curt Upton with community planning and development. That's correct. This is for federal grant with Federal Transit Administration. So this is the money, this for Councilwoman Sussman inherent.
Speaker 6: To this project as well as the one we're.
Speaker 0: Working on.
Speaker 2: Councilman Brooks that I'm working on. Right. That's Kovacs. That's correct. And has has this not even split up into any parts? Do we know if there's the if the BRT.
Speaker 0: Is going to get part of this money for.
Speaker 2: In addition to the money they already have as part of the go bond? Or is this really.
Speaker 0: Going to be used for planning, for streetscape planning and planning consultants and for on Kovacs?
Speaker 2: This is just for planning. It's it's it's meant to supplement the Colfax Bus Rapid Transit Project, but it's not directly funding that project. And how how or who how is it going to be the decision can be made, how.
Speaker 10: This money will be used. Who's going to be involved with that decision?
Speaker 2: Well, so the first step would be to, once the idea is approved, put this out to an RFP for a contractor, and then that contractor will be creating a project management plan and a detailed budget that will specify some of that. And so CPD staff will be working with that contractor to do that. So we don't know yet what the how this money.
Speaker 0: Is going to be spent.
Speaker 2: Well, there is a scope of work that has been put together that is that guides that process and a general budget framework. But not all of the details have been developed. And what are the components of that budget framework? So it's a it's a comprehensive, long term planning.
Speaker 0: Effort for.
Speaker 2: All of the neighborhoods along Colfax. And so by comprehensive, I mean it does look at mobility improvements. It looks at economic development, affordable housing, green infrastructure.
Speaker 0: Health and.
Speaker 2: Safety. And so all the typical things that we would normally look at in a planning process, but with much greater budget. So we'll be able to take a look at more implementation focused activities in addition to those topics. So things like rezoning and conceptual infrastructure design and cost estimating. Okay, so we'll be use comprehensively for the.
Speaker 1: Entire NPR project and.
Speaker 2: Bus Rapid Transit, right? That's correct. Thank you very much. Yep.
Speaker 0: Thank you. Councilman, who was that? Is that all? Yes. Okay. Thanks for those questions. All right. This concludes all the items to be caught out. All of the aisles have been for. Introductions are order publish. We're now ready for the block vote on resolution bills in front of consideration. Council members remember this is a consent or block vote. You will need to vote I otherwise this is your last chance to call it. I don't want a separate vote. Councilman Flynn, will you please put the resolutions for adoption and bills and final considerations on final passage on the floor?
Speaker 4: Sure, Mr. President. I move that resolutions be adopted and bills on final consideration be placed upon final consideration, and do pass in a block for the following items. All series of 2018 88. 208 231 234 126 127 120 8224225226227 233 236 192 206 223 and 212.
Speaker 0: All right, Madam Secretary, do you concur?
Speaker 3: Yes, Mr. President.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Madam Secretary.
Speaker 0: Oh, Kevin Flynn. Okay, I'm seeing. It's been moved and seconded. Madam Secretary. Rocco.
Speaker 3: Can each. Lopez. I knew Ortega by Sussman. All right, Black. CLARK. Hi. Espinoza. Hi. Flynn. Hi. Herndon. I can. Mr. President.
Speaker 0: I police as voting announce the results.
Speaker 3: 12 eyes.
Speaker 0: 12 eyes. Do we have a name here? Okay, great. 12 eyes. The resolutions have been adopted in Belgium, in place for one final consideration and do pass. Night. There will be a required public hearing in Council Bill 18 130 changes on the classification for 680 Sheridan Boulevard and Villa Park and required public here for Council Bill 215
A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Intergovernmental Agreement between the City and County of Denver and the Regional Transportation District, relating to the Colfax Area Planning Project and the funding therefor.
Approves an intergovernmental agreement with the Regional Transportation District (RTD) for $2,050,000 and for two years for neighborhood planning along the Colfax Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor including improvements to public infrastructure to support transit, walking, and bicycling in Council Districts 5, 8, 9, and 10 (CPLAN-201738504). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 4-9-18. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 1-23-18.