A bill for an ordinance to amend Chapter 59 (Zoning) of the Denver Revised Municipal Code relating to the Denver Zoning Code and to amend and restate the Denver Zoning Code. Amends the Denver Zoning Code by making numerous changes to correct, clarify, and make minor substantive changes to all articles of the code as part of regular code maintenance and upkeep. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 5-4-21.
Nine Eyes Council Bill 20 1-0404 has failed. We're going to go ahead and move on to our next item here. We need to do a point of clarification. Tonight, council voted to postpone final consideration of Council Bill 20 1-0516 and it looks like a motion was inadvertently skipped and so is a point of clarification. For the record, the previous and last vote on Council Bill 21, Dash 0516 will be reconsidered so that the minutes can correctly reflect and be corrected the intended action accurately. And so Council Member Flynn, we're going to go ahead and do this now before we get into the next two public hearings. And so would you please make a motion to reconsider the last vote on Council Bill 21, dash 516 for us, please. Certainly, Madam President, I move the council bill 20 1-0516. Be reconsidered. If I get. Thank you. We've got the motion and the second. Any questions or comments by members of council? All right. Seen none. Madam Secretary, roll call on the reconsideration of Council Bill 21, dash 20516. Black I. Clark. I. Flynn. I. Herndon. I. Hines. I guess. I. Can I? Ortega. I. Sandoval. I. Sawyer. I. Torres, I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, closed the voting and announced the results. 12 Eyes. 12 Eyes. Final Consideration of Council Bill 21, Dash 516 will now be reconsidered. Councilmember Flynn, can we get you to please put Council Bill 516 on the floor for final passage as amended? I think I can be persuaded into that. I move the council bill 21, dash 20516 be placed upon final consideration and do pass as amended. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. We've got the motion. And I believe I got that second from Councilmember Herndon. Councilmember Herndon, your motion to postpone. Yes. Now that I move that final. Consideration, the council bill 21 to. 0 516 with its public hearing be postponed to Monday, June 28th, 2021. Very good. We've got the second, I believe, by Councilmember Flynn, questions or comments by members of council. Councilmember Herndon. Yes, ma'am. Apologies to my colleagues. We are doing this because I failed to do the motion earlier when I was looking at the wrong line on the script. So my apologies. Thank you. Marcus, for trying to correct me my mistake earlier, but we need to do it over. So I got it right the second time. Thank. All right. Thank you, Councilmember Herndon. We've got the postponement for final consideration to the meeting posting requirements, and I don't see any other hands raised, so. Madam Secretary, roll call on the postponement, please. Herndon, I. Hines. All right. Cashmere. I. Can I? Ortega, I. Sandoval. Hi, Sawyer. I. Torres I. Black I. Clark. All right. So I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, close the voting and announce results. 12 eyes. 12 eyes. Final consideration of Council Bill 21, Dash 516 with its public hearing is postponed to Monday, June 28. All right, we got that one all taken care of. And so now we are moving on to our second public hearing. And a reminder, we have one more after this. And Councilmember Flynn, would you please put Council Bill four or six on the floor for final passage, please? Yes, Madam President. Thank you. I move that council bill 21, dash 0406 be placed upon final consideration and do as. Thank you. We've got the motion and the second the required public hearing for Council Bill 406 is open. Maybe please have the staff report and we have Scott Robinson here, I believe. Oh, let me see. Scott, your audio doesn't seem to be working for us. No. Go on it. No. Okay. We're going to go ahead. We have had this issue before and so Scott's going to go ahead and get back in and join us so that he can do the staff report. And so if our legislative analysts can be looking for Scott as he returns.