Rezones property located at approximately 6756 Archer Dr. from O-1 to G-MU-5 in Council District 5. (NEIGHBORHOODS AND PLANNING) Rezones property located at approximately 6756 Archer Dr. from O-1 to G-MU-5 in Council District 5. IF ORDERED PUBLISHED, A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON THIS ITEM.  REFER TO THE "PENDING" SECTION OF THE FUTURE COUNCIL MEETING AGENDAS FOR THE DATE. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 1-20-16.
So. So for all of those reasons, I'll be very proud to support this tonight. I wish. And my guess is the city of Denver is paying in a subsidy for any of the additional costs of that parking, which is why I care. It's great to have more parking than you need. It's just that it's generally the government that's paying for it and it's less that we're not spending in units. So trying to get that match right is challenging, but obviously I'm very supportive in spite of that concern, and I'm glad there's a plan to monitor it closely and be thinking about ways to share with other projects. I think that's very innovative. So so thank you and enthusiastic support tonight. Thank you, Councilwoman Kenney to Councilman Brooks. Yeah. Thank you, Mr. President. My comments would be similar. I want to first support this project. And number two, I think it's a national model around, you know, homeless housing to make sure that sites all over the city and not just focused in one area. And I think you guys are serving as a model. I read through some of the letters of support that a community would say, yes, we want an integrated model in our community and which also support is the design elements. I mean, you're not going to know which housing is of different incomes. And so just want to really, you know, give you guys a lot of credit and just say thank you for that because that's what we're looking for in this city, is is a city with diverse incomes, you know, a continuum of housing opportunities all over the city. So thank you. Thank you, Councilman Brooks. Councilman Ortega. Thank you, Mr. President. I want to add my comments of support for the project as well, and thank the team of all the players, including the neighborhoods who have been engaged in the conversation for a number of years. The one thing I want to mention that hasn't been said is that there are some great schools in this area and the fact that there are two and three bedroom units and we'll have families of children who will go and will be going to school in this neighborhood. It's it's going to benefit them tremendously. So kudos to all of you for the great work on this one. Thanks. Thank you. Councilwoman Ortega in the comments. Council Bill 39. See none. Madam Secretary. Recall Specimen Black by Brooks i clerk by Espinosa. I. Flynn. I. Gilmore I Cashman can eat Lopez. Hi, new Ortega. I Mr. President. Hi. Councilman Flynn. Thank you. We got it. Madam Secretary, please consider the results. 3939. 39 has been placed on final consideration and does pass. All right, we've got one more. And that is Council Bill four zero. Councilman New, would you please put council bill four zero on the floor? Thank you, Mr. President. I move the Council Bill four to be placed upon final exploration and defense. It has been moved. We need a second. Got it. Thank you. A public hearing for Council Bill four zero is now open. May we have a staff court? Theresa may, Sarah with community planning and development. The next rezoning request is at 668 through 670 Inka Street. It is in the Lincoln Park neighborhood in Council District three. One block north of Sixth Avenue. One block east of Santa Fe Drive. Four blocks west of the Denver Health Campus and Speer Boulevard. Property is about 12,500 square feet or about a third of an acre, and there is an existing single family structure on the property. The property owner is requesting the rezoning to redevelop a vacant portion of the property. Existing zoning is an old chapter excuse me, 59, and the requested zoning is urban context rowhouse. Three stories from the eight associated with this zone district allows apartment buildings on certain streets, collectors and arterials, which doesn't apply to this site because the both streets on the site are local streets.