Amends a contract with Rite of Passage, Inc. for an additional $3,520,080 for a new total contract amount of $4,300,300, to provide placements and case management services to youth in out-of-home care (2015-21670-02).
Of your question. The FCC. They may have taken some of those kids in the past. So that that is a possibility. What happened is, is that that particular facility that specialized. In juvenile delinquents and the the division began using them for shelter. Care, essentially. So when kids when there's a limit reached at the detention facility, those kids have to go somewhere. It's a state law and they can put them into the custody, the department, or they can send them home with plans. And they put a number of those kids in the shelter program, and some of those kids end up staying there for treatment purposes. How many can they house on a given night? Do you know. At that facility? I don't know. They have about a 500 bed. Yeah, it's a very big facility. They located in Denver. They're located east of Denver. They're on the other side of four seven. The East. River. Yes. So. Okay. Thank you. I have no further questions. Thank you, Ron Ortega. All right, Madam Secretary, those were the resolutions around the bill's introduction. 173 Councilwoman Gilmore would like for us to do with this. Thank you, Mr. President. I would like to request a one hour courtesy public hearing on Monday, April 4th, 2016, on Council Bill 173, which approves the I-25 and Broadway station area plan. And Councilman Jolin Clark regrets that he's not able to be here in person and make this request, but he's on spring break with his children. So he's being a good dad right now. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Councilwoman Gilmore. Ma'am, there are no objections from members of council, and I see none will ever be required. Public courtesy one hour courtesy of public hearing 173 Monday, April 4th. Okay, go. The next one 183. Councilwoman Gilmore, would you like for us to do this? I just have a comment, Mr. President. Go right ahead. Thank you, Mr. President. I want to make sure that constituents in District 11 and the viewing public understand that I'm sponsoring this tax amendment that will allow multi-family residential to extend from 62nd Avenue up to 64th Avenue in District 11 at the 61st and Penna transit oriented development site. It's a two block increase, and it will ensure that we have the density that is required to ensure that we have the retail development that we are currently lacking in District 11 and to really serve the commuter rail as a robust stop. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Councilwoman Gilmore. In the comments or questions. 183. Seeing nine. We've got one more bill for introduction 169 Councilman, to tell you, would you like for us to do this? I need this out for a vote for the purpose of an abstention. I'm on the board of a nonprofit that receives some of the. From time to time, some of the Ryan White funds. And so I will be abstaining. You guys. I serve on that board. Councilman Brooks, can you make the motions for us tonight? Certainly, sir. Can you have 169 ordered published? Yes, I yes, I put 169 to be ordered. Published, moved in. Sacrament. Did you want to add anything else, Councilwoman Ortega? No. All right. We got any other comments? 169. Scene nine. Madam Secretary. Roll Call.