A resolution approving a proposed Design Services Agreement between the City and County of Denver and RS&H, Inc. for professional design and engineering services. Approves a contract with RS&H, Inc. for $2,637,093.94 and for one year for professional design and engineering services including the redesign of Washington Street from East 47th Avenue to East 52nd Avenue, improvements along Washington Street from the South Platte River to East 47th Avenue and the Globeville Landing Pedestrian Bridge over the South Platte River as part of the Elevate Denver Bond Program in Council District 9 (201948451). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 7-15-19. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 4-2-19.
Ten eyes, one abstention. Resolution 318 has been adopted. Can you put the next item on our screens, please? Councilman Ortega, you have a question on 296? Yes, I do. And I'm not sure if it's somebody from Public Works or Parks and Recreation that can address my question about why we have the Globeville landing pedestrian bridge in here. Because I went through the list of bond projects that were submitted to us before they went to a vote of the people. And the only thing I find in here that is somewhat close is Globeville, Elyria, pedestrian connectivity, improvements. And I know a big part of that was to do the 47th in York, but it was my understanding that everything at Globeville Landing Park, which included the pedestrian bridge over the river, was supposed to be done with the $300 million plant to Park Hill drainage project that included City Park Golf Course was supposed to include the improvements at Park Hill, the 39th Avenue Channel, and the improvements at Globeville Landing Park. So I'm I guess I'm just baffled why that is part of a Bond project. And it wasn't part of the funding that was included in the PDP $300 million project that we were asked to approve that ended up being part of the M0 U between Denver and C that for all those drainage improvements. I see. Jason. And we did put a call in to Leslie. So I'm sorry that Jason, you didn't get the call trying to track this one, so. No, no problem. And I see Parks and Rec folks here, they may be able to answer it because I know this was part of their project as well. Yeah, I. I can tell you that. I don't know that answer offhand. I can definitely get you the answer to that, though. Jason Glare of the Public Works. I apologize. They don't have that with me. This was, like you said, a complex project between both agencies. But I could definitely get that for you as soon as possible. All right. Anybody from Parks and Rec have any updated information? Because I'm I'm somewhat compelled to just hold this one. And I don't really want to do that, because I know we've been working to expedite the Washington Street improvements, which is tied to this same contract. So anybody at Parks and Rec. Okay. I don't really want to do this, but I think I'm going to just hold this one for a week under our rules that we can do that until we get that information to really understand why global lending pedestrian bridge is part of this project and why it wasn't funded already with . Resources that we had already earmarked for Global Lending Park. So under our rules. Mr. President, I'm going to hold this for one week. Madam Secretary, do we need a formal action or just a request from the Council? Just a request for a one week postponement under rule 3.7. All right. The has been requested for a one week postponement under 3.7. Thank you. Okay. Councilwoman Sussman, did you also have something you wanted to call. Just for a comment? The 529 Bill. 529 529. Madam Secretary, can you put 529 on our screens? And, Councilwoman Sussman, go ahead with your comment.