A resolution approving a proposed Emergency Occupancy Agreement between the City and County of Denver and MHF Denver Manager V, LLC as agent for MHF Denver Operating V, LLC d/b/a Hampton Inn & Suites Denver-Downtown, to provide housing for individuals experiencing homelessness during the COVID-19 health crisis. Approves an emergency occupancy agreement with MHF Denver Manager V, LLC as agent for MHF Denver Operating V, LLC for $1,625,280 and through the emergency with rolling one-month options through 8-31-20 to provide 151 rooms to people experiencing homelessness during the COVID-19 crisis, in Council District 10 (FINAN-202054346). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 5-4-20. Councilmember Black approved direct filing this item on 4-9-20.
, four and under bills for introduction. No items have been brought out under bills for final consideration. Councilmember Clinton's called out Bill 286 for questions and a vote, and Councilmember Marquez called Article 262 for a vote on pending no items, although conceptually complete with the first item up on our screens will. I remember. Of course. Thank you, Mr. President. I have three questions that I sent through to the administration, and I just wanted to read, recap. What. Those were and what the responses were from my colleagues in public. One And the satellite thing to do with the accessibility question number one was over 151 rooms. How many are accessible? Responsive Nexus seven. Two was How will individuals be identified for placement in this location and how we will ensure the 88 compliant units will be allocated to folks with mobility needs. The response to this was the contract we reviewed tonight is the first one slated for rooms from protective action. Generally speaking, we are prioritizing people. At high. Risk to COVID 19 for these rooms. There's an intake form that is utilized for prioritizing access to rooms, and that form includes identifying needs of people with disabilities. People are then connected to the appropriate resource based on their needs. We know that we have more folks at high risk than we have rooms until we can provide our resources and personnel for more. So we are working with our public. Health. And health partners as well as service and shelter providers to get into that process for how to prioritize people entering these firms. A third question was for those occupying a room at this location, are their personal belongings being kept at a separate storage facility? The answer was Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Staff are currently managing the intake process, so we're checking with them on how belongings are being handled. The response later to. That. Question was folks are able to take their personal. Belongings with them at this time. Thank you, Mr. President.