A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Intergovernmental Agreement to Provide Fire Protection between the City and County of Denver and the City of Glendale. Approves a twenty-one-year intergovernmental agreement with the City of Glendale in the amount of $68,482,176 in revenue to provide fire protection service within the municipal boundary of the City of Glendale (FIRES-201103623-01). The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 11-1-17.
To advise one abstention. 319 has been adopted. All right. We have one last one, 1196. Please pull that up. Madam Secretary and Councilman Flynn, you had a question for this one. Thank you, Mr. President. Actually, two questions. And sir, maybe I'll handle the first one. And the second one, I think might be for our city attorney. But in the contract, in Section nine, we have 21 years of payments from Glendale to us, and they escalated 3% per year. And I'm wondering, what was the basis for the 3% escalation? How confident are we in doing a 21 year agreement and locking in a just a 3% increase annually? Good evening, Mr. President. Members of council. I'm Sarah Moss, Denver Fire Department. I'm sorry, could I interrupt just 1/2, just for people watching? I apologize. This is a 21 year inter-governmental agreement with the city of Glendale for Denver through the Denver Fire Department to provide fire protection services. Yes. And that 3% is an estimate of what our labor costs will increase by each year. Mm hmm. And we have confidence in that for the next 21 years. We will leave that up to you as you do your collective bargaining. Okay. Well, I think the union probably hears that and figures they'll get 3% every year. Okay. And thank you, Mr. President. Sarah. And the other question, Kirsten, is one of the other provisions requires Glendale to adopt and conform to our new building and fire code. And I think the answer is no. But I just want to make sure, because the voters just approved an addition to the building section of our code for to add green roofs. And I want to make sure that we are not obligating the City of Glendale to adopt that part when they adopt the rest of our building code. Excuse me. Kirsten Crawford, Legislative Counsel. That's correct. We're not obligated in Glendale today. That's a that's a different section of the code. Not not in the building and fire code. That's correct. Okay. Thank you. That's all, Mr. President. All right. Thank you. Clarify one thing. Yes, I'm included in that 3% as other associated costs, including benefits and other things we don't have control of like we would in a collective bargaining agreement. Okay. So 858 can count on two and a half percent. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Okay, good. We good? Everyone all right? This concludes all the items that need to be called out. All the other bills for introductions are order published. We are now ready for the block votes on resolutions and bills for final consideration. Council members remember this is a consent or block vote. You will need to vote. Otherwise this is your last chance to call out on a first ever vote. Councilman. Clerk, will you please put the resolution for adoption of the bills and final considerations on the floor for final passage? Thank you, 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 17 1320 1321 1161 1273 1299 1300. 1225 1326. 1262 and 1263. All right, Madam Secretary, did you get them all? Yes. All right. It has been moved to the second Home Secretary. Roll Call. Black Eye. Clark. Hi. Espinosa. Hi. Flynn, I. Gilmore. Herndon. Katherine. I can eat. Lopez. All right, new. Ortega. Susman. Hi, Mr. President. I please cause very nice results. 13 Eyes. 13 Eyes resolution. The resolutions have been adopted, and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass. We don't have any public hearings, but I do have a pre adjournment announcement tonight on Tuesday, January 2nd, 2018.