A bill for an Ordinance authorizing and approving an amendment to the St. Anthony Urban Redevelopment Plan to add the Sloans Block 7 West Project and to Create the Sloans Block 7 West Sales Tax Increment Area (FINANCE & SERVICES) Approves an amendment to the St. Anthony Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Sloans Block 7 West Project in Council District 1. The Committee approved filing this bill at its meeting on 12-16-14.
Thank you, Councilwoman Shepherd. All right, ma'am. Secretary. Can you tee up the next one, which should be 1099, called out by Councilwoman Fox? Thank you very much. Councilwoman Fox, what would you like for us to do with this? I would appreciate your taking both 1099 and 1100 as a block. Certainly you want those on the floor. I do. I would like a vote on them. All right, Councilwoman, I'll tell you what. You make the motions for us. Be happy to. Could you please have ten, 99 and 1100 on a block to be ordered published? Absolutely. I move that council bills 1099 and 1100 of 2014 be ordered published. It's been moved in. Second comments. Councilwoman Fox. Thank you, Mr. President. In committee, there was discussion about the Saint Anthony redevelopment plans, and I'm very supportive of having that area redeveloped and have been supportive of almost everything that's gone in until I heard plans to give TIFF benefit to the Alamo Theater and Draft House, and I decided that maybe when you're looking at I think it was about 1,000,003 was the price tag there that maybe that wasn't what the general taxpayer would see as the very best use of taxpayer funds for a theater and drafthouse. And so I know we're going to be having a public hearing on this. I don't need to go into this in doubt, but I had enough discomfort that I decided that with these two ordinances, which both relate to the same thing, that I would like to cast a no vote in the interim. Thank you, Councilman Fox. Councilman Lopez. Thank you, Mr. President. And all due respect. To Councilman. Fox, I absolutely. Disagree. I think this side of town has been neglected for so long. There has been a process, our community members behind it, and they are tired of having to go across county lines to do shopping. Most folks in west Denver go west of Sheridan to do their business. It's time that they stay in Denver to do their business. This is part of that puzzle and this is part of that that vision. So I fully, fully support it. And plan on voting for it as well. Thank you, Councilman Lopez. Any of the comments on 1099 or 1100? See none. We're voting on these in the black, Madam Secretary. Roll call. Flats. No, Ken. Each Lehman. All right. Lopez. Montero. Nevitt. Hi. Ortega, I. Sheppard, I. BROOKS okay. And, Mr. President. I. Now Secretary since. Can you note. That he said. I said. That? Yes. Okay, we go. Thank you. Please close the venue. Announce the results. Ten Eyes one name. Ten eyes one no. 1099 1100 had been ordered published in a block. We have one more bill for introduction. 1124. Councilman SHAPIRO, would you like for us to do with this?