A resolution by the Council of the City and County of Denver, sitting ex officio as the Board of Directors of the RiNo Denver General Improvement District, approving a Work Plan, adopting a Budget, imposing Capital Charges and Maintenance Charges, approving a Mill Levy, and making appropriations for the 2021 Fiscal Year, and approving an Amended Work Plan, adopting an Amended Budget, and making appropriations for the 2020 Fiscal Year, as necessary. Approves the 2021 Work Plan and Budget and amends the 2020 Budget for the RiNo Denver General Improvement District in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 11-10-20.
13 Eyes Council Bill 20 Dash 1162 has passed. We're going to now convene as the board of directors for the Reno Denver General Improvement District Council is now convened as the board of directors of the Rhino Denver General Improvement District Councilmember Flynn. Will you please put Resolution 1267 on the floor? Yes, Madam President. I move the council resolution 20, dash 1267, be adopted. Thank you. It has been moved and seconded. We've got Councilman Herndon with the second the public carrying for resolution 1267 is open. May we have the staff report, Michael? Evening Board members. I am Michael Kerrigan with the Department of Finance, Capital Planning and Programing Division. I am before you tonight to give the staff report and request approval for the Reno Denver General Improvement District 2021 Annual Work Plan and Budget and the 2020 Budget Amendment. The district is located northwest of downtown and includes residentially and commercially assessed properties around the Brighton Boulevard corridor. Generally, the grade is centered on Brighton Boulevard, stretching from I-70 on the north to 29th Street on the south and bounded east by the Union Pacific Railroad and by the and to the west, by the Burlington Northern Railroad Line to Girard supports infrastructure enhancements and maintenance in the Reno area, including streetscape enhancements to Brighton Boulevard. City Council approved the formation of the Rhino. J.D. The Rhino Denver. J.D. by ordinance number 309 Series 2015 and established City Council as the ex-officio board of Directors of the District. The ordinance also created a district advisory board comprised of property owners within the district. The ordinance specified that the that the Advisory Board should subject to the approval of the Board of Directors, conduct and manage all affairs of the District as the authorized agent of the Board of Directors. The District Advisory Board has created the Budget before you to meet the 2021 Budget proposal proposes overall expenditures and fund transfers of $1,593,396, and overall revenue and overall revenues of $1,162,707. Of these revenues, the district will generate approximately $923,107 through the levy of four mills, a real property for general operating purposes. And it will generate approximately $175,000 from the imposition of a capital charge assessed on a lineal foot basis on properties adjacent to the Brighton, adjacent to Brighton Boulevard for the repayment of debt used to fund capital and capital enhancements along Brighton Boulevard. City staff has reviewed the budget and work plan and recommends it for approval. Tracy Will is here tonight on behalf of the district to answer any questions as well. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Michael. We have two individuals or actually we have two individuals signed up to speak. The first one is you, Michael. So for the for the public hearing, do you just want to introduce yourself again? And I know you're available for questions. Sure. Michael Kerrigan available here for questions. Very good. And our second speaker is Jesse Paris. Council members, Jesse Bishop and I live in District eight, in Christopher Council member Christopher Hammett's district and I represented down the homicide row next door, actually moved for self defense by the maximum name for social change as well as the party of Colorado and Mile High. Moose and I will be the next November 2023. I have a few questions for the board member. Why is the level so low for this proposed business improvement district? Earlier tonight, we had a discussion about the five point the school improvement district and the fact that they are paying such a high level levy and comparison to other business improvement districts. So I would like to know why the lobbyists follow the windmills and. Is this money being used to also sleep on house neighbors from this colonized area that is now known as Rhino? It's the marketplace. Answer that question. I would really appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you, Jesse. That concludes our speakers questions from members of council. All right. Seen no questions from members of council. The Public Caring for Council Resolution 1267 is closed. Comments by Members of Council. All right. Seen no hands raised for comments of members of council. Madam Secretary, roll call, please. Like I said, America, I. Clark. I. Flynn. I. Herndon. I. He writes I. Cashman. I can eat. I am. Ortega, I. I. Sawyer. I. Torres. I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, please close the voting and announce the results. 13 Eyes. 13 Eyes. Resolution 1267 has been adopted. Council is now convened as the board of directors of the Denver 14th Street General Improvement District. Councilmember Flynn. Will you please put Resolution 1268 on the floor?