A resolution approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Frontier Airlines, Inc. concerning a use and lease agreement which includes the preferential leasehold of 14 gates at Denver International Airport. Approves a use and lease agreement with Frontier Airlines, Inc. for rates and charges and for 10 years for preferential leasehold of 14 gates at Denver International Airport in Council District 11 (202055453). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 5-9-22. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 4-6-22.
Thank you, Councilmember Cashman. And we're going to go ahead and move on then. Madam Secretary, would you please put the next item on our screen and we're going to go to Council Member State Abarca. If you go ahead with your comments on Resolution 375, please. And and is it possible to just lump these two together? Three, seven, five and three seven, six? There? Yes. Okay. Several comments. Yes. Catalina. Just a couple of questions I had asked in an email about if the new expansion plans for Frontier took into consideration the ACL lawsuit, that alleged or settlement that was won because Frontier was not providing lactation opportunities, lactation rooms to their pilots and flight attendants. And you said in the email that we don't have to build for Frontier, but you said Frontier was trying to build special units. Can you Tom, can you explain a little bit more how they're addressing the settlement and how will be kept up to date on how the plans evolve to make sure that they meet those requirements ? Sure. Carolina Flores, manager. Of legislative affairs at an. International airport. Thank you for those great questions. Dunn is not in charge of compliance on behalf of the airlines. However, I did note in my email that Frontier will be building out two nursing spaces for nursing mothers and their space in addition to the seven public facing areas that are available to anyone. So is Dan aware of the details in that case? I think that the issue in that case was that flight attendants and pilots who are between flights don't have enough time. Our airport is huge. They don't have enough time to get to the lactation rooms that exist and get back to their flights. Is then actually taking a look at how we create facilities that don't create that problem. That is a great question. And I. Will bring up our senior vice. President, of course, expansion. Awesome. I just want to make sure that we're very, very attentive to that, because as we try to diversify the workforce, we want to make sure that we're being considerate in that way of different needs. So thank you. Good evening. Stu Williams, senior vice president of airport expansion at Denver International Airport. Councilwoman Diaz, answer your question, especially as we've gone through the expansion phase. We have worked to get lactation rooms or nursing rooms closer to where their operational space would be. So in the case of Frontier, specifically, as it will be voted on later and what we've displayed to council, we're building a significant back, a house space for their operation. And nursing lactation rooms are actually within the area of all their other backhouse space and only minutes from their gates. Awesome. Thank you very much. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Stu, for the answer in Carolina. And we're going to go ahead and move on. Thank you, Councilmember CdeBaca, for those questions. Madam Secretary, if you would, put the next item on our screens. Councilmember Sandoval, would you please put resolutions three seven, seven through 380 on the floor for adoption?