A resolution approving a proposed Second Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, P.C. for professional design services. Adds $75,000 to the contract with Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, PC for a new total contract of $1,859,032.50 for additional design services for the Carla Madison Recreation Center (201417595). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 9-9-16. The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 8-18-16.
Ten eyes, two nays. One two abstention. Council Bill 610 is adopted. OC Counsel Madam Secretary, can you pull up Resolution 591? Great. Councilman Espinosa, what would you like to do with this? I just have a question. Okay, go ahead. What is it? Everybody that can speak to what this ad services for. Okay. Oh, there we go. Brett. Brett Huntington from the project manager at Public Works Guy. Just yeah what is it for and is the money for this just coming out of the already approved funds or are we gearing up for additional funds coming down the road? So the the funding for this is out of project contingencies. So we're not seeking additional money. This is just increasing the contracts value. For the design agreement because of the the alternates and the retail site and some of the late moving parts that we've been working through recently to get them properly. Designed and into the project. So does that mean that we've found a buyer for the retail side and we have accepted some of the alternates that we've found the money for those. So I'll I'll address the alternate piece first. So we've we have accepted the entire build out of the rooftop. The other alternates are still unaccepted unfunded. But Parks and Rec is actively seeking outside donations and other funding sources for those. So they're still very much on the table. So by a rooftop, we're talking about that sort of that sort of open space, that sort of quasi leasable or rentable. Yeah, it's it's intended to be an event space. So it added for about $4,000 of interior square. Feet, plus an exterior terrace all on that rooftop level. And it is intended to be a rentable event space which will be managed by the Parks and Rec Group and department as a as a rentable space. Okay. Thank you. No further questions. Councilman. And they will be doing some yoga out there as well. Right. So I just want to make sure, because there's folks in District ten and District nine who want to make sure it won't the entire time it won't be leased out like there will be classes going on out there and things like that. I believe that's the intent, but I might be behind out a bit more. The Honorable. Thank you, President Bush and members of the council. Happy Haines, executive director of Denver Parks and Recreation. I'll be out there with you on the yoga classes on the rooftop? Yes. As with many of our event spaces, we try to strike the right balance between allowing those spaces to generate revenues for the department and making them available to others. But we definitely intend to operate classes in that in that outdoor space. And as you know, I have a very deep commitment to getting people outdoors. And so with such a constrained site and so much building, we're looking very much forward to having a space on the roof outdoors to conduct many of our classes. Perfect. Thank you. Okay, let's get onto the bill for introduction. 609. Can you pull that up? I have Ortega. What would you like to do with this?