A resolution by the Council of the City and County of Denver, sitting ex officio as the Board of Directors of the Gateway Village General Improvement District, approving a Work Plan, adopting a Budget and making appropriations for the Budget Year 2021 and approving a Mill Levy. Approves the 2021 Work Plan and Budget for the Gateway Village General Improvement District in Council District 11. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 11-10-20.
13 Eyes. Resolution 1268 has been adopted. Council is now convened as the board of Directors of the Gateway Village General Improvement District Council member Flynn, will you please put Resolution 1269 on the floor? Certainly. Thank you. I move the council resolution 20, dash 1268, be adopted. I think we had a typo here. Can I get you to 1260? That. I think there is a second. Thank you. All right. The council resolution of 20 Dash 1269. It's very. Good. And we have the motion and we got your second. Councilman Herndon, we got that 1/1. That's what I get for reading verbatim. All right. The public hearing for Resolution 1269 is open. May we have the staff report, Michael? Leaving board members once again. Michael Kerrigan with the Department of Finance, Capital Planning and Programing Division. I am afraid tonight to give staff, report and request approval for the Gateway Village General Improvement District 2021 Annual Work Plan and Budget. The district is located northwest of the I-70 and Chambers Road Chambers Road intersection. It consists of approximately 243 acres on the eastern border. A border of Montebello is completely developed and primarily consists of residential property. Responsibilities for the district include maintaining landscaping and parks. City Council approved formation of the Gateway Village District by ordinance number 551 series 1994 and established City Council as the ex-officio board of Directors of the District. The creation ordinance was created, also created the District Advisory Board made up of property owners within the city. The ordinance specified that such advisory boards should conduct and manage all affairs of the district as the authorized agent of the Board of Directors, including its financial and legal affairs. Pursuant to Resolution Number 332 Series 1995, Denver City Council authorized the District Advisory Board to create a work plan and budget for approval by the District by the Board of Directors annually. The Gateway Village 2021 budget proposes overall expenditures of $824,016 and transfers to the capital fund of $435,000, with total revenues of $687,884. The district plans to assess 20 miles on real property within the district during 2021. The district anticipates starting on the next phase of its major landscape improvement project, which will address the landscape issues along Chambers Road. Additionally, the district plans to contribute to continue landscaping, irrigation maintenance, snow removal, external drainage maintenance within the district. City staff has reviewed the 2021 budget and work plan and recommends it for approval. Jeff Erb is here on behalf of the District to answer questions as well. Thank you. Thank you, Michael. And we have two individuals signed up to speak this evening. And the first one is you, Michael. And so you're here available for questions. And our second speaker is Jesse Paris. It was a council I was watching at home. It's just a missing person. And I live in District eight and council had in this district. And I represent the Denver homicide well, black star examiner for self-defense. I was the first to come in for social change, as well as the Unity Party of Colorado at Mile High Noon . And I will be the next November in 2023. Honestly, I have no questions on zoning or this board approval. This gentleman from the district. There's nothing I'm going to tell you that's going to change your mind or any of this. So you just go ahead and do what I do. Thank you. Thank you. That concludes our speakers questions from members of council. So, you know, no questions from members of council. The public hearing for Council Resolution 1269 is closed. Comments by Members of Council. Seen none. Madam Secretary, roll call, please. Black. I. CdeBaca, I. Clark. I. Flynn. I. Herndon High. Hines. I. Cashman. I. Can each I. Ortega, I. Sandoval. I. Sawyer, I. Torres, I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, please closer voting and announce the results. 13 Eyes. 13 Eyes. Resolution 1269 has been adopted. Council is now reconvened and there be there being no further business before this body. This meeting is adjourned.