Amends a contract with Busco, Inc. to add an additional $40,000 for fiscal year 2015 for the months of November and December and to add an additional $550,000 for the 2016 fiscal year program for a new contract total in the amount of $1.45 million through 12-31-16 to provide transportation for clients from the Denver Rescue Mission to various approved recreation center/shelter locations throughout the Denver metro area (SOCSV-2013-13589-04). (SAFETY AND WELL-BEING) Amends a contract with Busco, Inc. to add an additional $40,000 for fiscal year 2015 for the months of November and December and to add an additional $550,000 for the 2016 fiscal year program for a new contract total in the amount of $1.45 million through 12-31-16 to provide transportation for clients from the Denver Rescue Mission to various approved recreation center/shelter locations throughout the Denver metro area (SOCSV-2013-13589-04). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on     .  The Committee approved filing this resolution at its meeting on 12-8-15.
Okay. So that was my primary concern was just trying to figure out you were able to address a lot of my questions related to some of the, you know, the the terms of the agreement, the price that we're paying, you know, the condition of the land that we're going to get it in. You know, all of those things, you were able to answer my questions, but I was curious about employment and what kind of displacement we might be seeing. So you're saying there they have it on the market because they were looking for a new location and until we acquire it and utilize it for relocation or whatever of other other businesses, then they'll continue to occupy it until that time. There's two sides to that. One is the. Seller of the building, owns the building. And has space within. The building. And then the primary tenant, Boulder Meats, is a tenant. So they are not the ones that are. Choosing the sale to occur. What we're doing is, is. We will inherit their lease, but we'll work with them to allow them to get out of their lease when they find a new location that they desire to go to that will accommodate their expansion. Do we have any idea how many of those workers actually live in these neighborhoods of Globeville, Swansea, Elyria? I have no idea. Okay. It would be helpful to have some kind of, um, plan or fold that into the work that the city is doing around workforce development. As we're working to put together a robust program for both I-70 and National Western, ensuring that employment opportunities are available to people from those neighborhoods. So thank you. I have no further questions, Mr. President. Thank you, Councilwoman Ortega. All right. I believe that was all the bills that are called out. So we are now ready for the block. Vote on the bills for introduction are ordered published. Councilman Cashman. Sir, would you please put the resolutions on the floor for adoption in the block? Thank you, Mr. President. I move that following resolutions be adopted in a block. C.R. 15 932 C.R. 16 0008. C.R. 15 965 966 967 968, nine, 69, nine, 79, 71 nine, 72 973. C.R. 16 00300 ten zero zero 30 700 38. C.R. 15 eight, 98, nine, 27 and 988. Thank you. You've got them all. It's been moved and seconded. I've seen no comments. Madam Secretary. Roll call. Can each I. Lopez. Hi. New Ortega. Black. Brooks. I. Black. I said I. Oh, I'm sorry. I can hear Clare Espinosa. Flynn, I. Gillmor, I. Cashman.