A bill for an ordinance approving a proposed Lease Agreement between the City and County of Denver and the State of Colorado Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles, to lease office space for driver licensing and related services at the Arie P. Taylor building at 4685 Peoria Street. Approves a lease agreement with the State of Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles for $356,531.49 and for five years for approximately 2,583 square feet of office space for driver licensing and related services at the Arie P. Taylor building located at 4685 Peoria Street in Council 8 (FINAN-201841987). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 11-19-18. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 10-16-18.
Thank you very much. I'll do a quick recap. Under resolutions, we have nothing called out under bills for introduction, Councilwoman Gilmore is called Accountable 18 dash 21146 for a comment under bills for final consideration. No items have been called out and under pending. No items have been called out. Madam Secretary, will you please put the first item on our screens? And, Councilwoman Gilmore. Go ahead with your comment. Thank you, President. Clerk. I thought it was going to be comments, but I do have one question. Is that okay to go. With go for it. But but you're not calling for a vote still. I understand. Okay. Just a question. Go for it. All right. Great. Thank you. I wanted to ask a question of Lisa Lumley with the Division of Real Estate. She's coming. Yeah. Hey. Sorry, Lisa. We got here a little quicker than I thought we would. I had a question about this lease arrangement and just wanted to understand what are the requirements of an organization who is maybe leasing space within a city owned building? What stipulates their participation in building wide safety protocols? Anything that has to do with with the entire facility. Lisa Lumley, Division of Real Estate. I apologize. I was actually trying to get some answers out in the hallway just now. So in general, all of our leases require that our tenants adhere to all applicable laws, state laws, city laws, municipal codes, etc. where I have a number of phone calls in right now, including to Chief Manny and Tony Caro. What we're trying to confirm is, is a fire drill a true requirement in every building other than, you know, it may be high rises, but since that's only a two level building, if it is a requirement, they would be required to participate any tenant. Your email today was the first that I was ever aware that there was an issue and I've already spoken with facilities about that as well since your email, just to understand what's been going on or who they've been communicating with. So all I can do right now is defer that we are trying to understand what is truly a requirement or a regulation. Code issue versus a building protocol. And from there, if it's protocol, we'd still want to work with them and talk to them about that to understand. But if it's anything else, then no, that is part of the lease. Okay. All right. Great. Thank you for your work on it. And look forward to to the follow up. I will. Thank you. Thank you. President Clarke. Is that everything for this bill? Yes. All right. Thank you, Councilwoman Gilmore. That concludes the items to be called out. All other bills for introduction are ordered published, and we are now ready for the block vote on resolutions and bills on final consideration.