A resolution approving a proposed Agreement the City and County of Denver and DEN Breakfast, LLC concerning development, construction, operation, and maintenance of Snooze a.m. Eatery at Denver International Airport. Approves a concession agreement with DEN Breakfast, LLC for $674,050 annually and for ten years for the development, construction, operation, and maintenance of Snooze a.m. Eatery concession concept on the B Concourse Mezzanine at Denver International Airport (201840472). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 4-16-18. The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 3-14-18.
So let's bring up to 70. Madam Secretary, for a comment by Council Woman Ortega. Go ahead, Councilman. Thank you, Mr. President. These bills came to committee last week or the week before, and I just want to share my concern about the fact that several of these are for the mezzanine on Concourse B, which previously were done as sort of a master concession. And although there are still two years left on that contract, this particular concessionaire was allowed to select the folks that are coming in, which will have a ten year lease, and the inconsistency of which ones get to get a seven year lease versus which ones get to get a ten year lease is consistently inconsistent and extremely frustrating for me, and I'm sure it is for those concessionaires who aren't always treated equal, you know, so when you have restaurants that some get seven years and some get ten years, that where's that fairness and equity. So I'm not calling these out for a vote tonight. I abstained from the vote in committee because I was waiting for more information. But we've got one concessionaire that has 16 locations. The airport has a 25% cap on concentration of ownership. And I don't know how this particular concessionaire has not met that concentration of ownership. I know that not each one is 100% owned by that concessionaire, but the concern that I have is around our practices that consistently change. We flex the rules. It used to be a 20% concentration of ownership. We changed it because we had a concessionaire that de wanted to keep there. And so that bumped up to 25%, which is what that cap is now. And so I think we need to ensure that we have consistency in the application of the rules so that they don't deviate from one to another depending on who we want in and who we want out of these concession spaces. And that in itself ensures that we don't get sued as a city as we have seen happen in the past. And so I'm just expressing that frustration with the process and, you know, I'm going to let them go forward. But I just think that as an airport, it's something that we need to monitor more carefully and ensure that we've got consistency in how all the rules are being applied to everyone equally. Thank you. Thank you. Councilwoman Ortega. This came up in mayor council and we had a chance to have the legal definition and protection of how this happened. And so I feel good with this legally, but I do share your concern around the consistency. And this was a different a different type of negotiation. Negotiation. So I will be supporting this as well. And it was just a comment. So we're going to move on to actually there note no bills have been called out, so we're going to move on to the black votes. All other bills have been ordered published. We're now ready for black votes on resolutions, on bills. And finally, consideration council members. Remember, this is a consent or black vote. You will you'll need to vote I or otherwise it's your last chance to call an item for a separate vote. Council Member Take it. Will you please put the resolutions for adoption of the bills on final consideration and funding for final passage on the floor? Will do I move that the following resolutions and bills for final consideration be moved forward. Council Bill 261 I'm sorry Resolution Council Resolution 261 to 60 2 to 60 3 to 60 4 to 60 5 to 60 6 to 60 7 to 60 8 to 60 9 to 70 to 71 to 70 2 to 70 3 to 70 4 to 70 5 to 70 6 to 70 7 to 79. 251 to 40 5 to 40 6 to 48. Two 5253. 255. 256. 195. 221 to 35. 238, 249 and 316. And now we're in bills for final. Right? Yep. 222. Number four. 210 232 132 and 228 B all ordered, published and also adopted in final vote. Okay. Do you concur, Madam Secretary? Yes, Mr. President. All right. It's been seconded by Secretary Raquel Black. All right. Clerk Espinosa. Hi, Flynn. Hi. Cashman. I can eat Lopez. Right. New Ortega. I assessment, Mr. President. I. Pluto's bringing us results. 11 eyes. 11 eyes. The resolutions have been adopted in the bills in place for one final consideration and do pass tonight. There will be required public hearing council bill 10117 2018 correcting the legal description of specifically describing it.