A bill for an ordinance approving an Agreement between the City and County of Denver and WM Curbside LLC to provide a Household Hazardous Waste collection program. (INFRASTRUCTURE & CULTURE) Approves an $850,000 contract with WM Curbsides, LLC through 4-18-17 for door-to-door collection, disposal, and recycling of residential household hazardous waste (oil, pesticides, batteries, etc.) on an appointment basis (2015 20767). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 5-18-15. The Committee approved filing this bill by consent on 3-12-15.
things that you might have under there, see pesticides that you hadn't used, all of them of, or maybe a wood thinner or, you know, a paint product or something like that, or maybe some old cleaners that you don't want to throw in the landfill. So the idea is that we have a collection system that you can use, and so you don't throw that stuff in the landfill. So easiest way to find it is on our website. There's instructions there and phone numbers to call and instructions and they'll get you set up. Okay. Thank you. Don't throw that bad stuff away. That's right. Thank you, Councilwoman Sheperd. All right, Madam Secretary, let's see if the next one should be 217 color by Councilwoman Ortega, because I'm going to take what you'd like for us to do with this. I have a. Question. Go right ahead. If someone is here that can address my question, I would appreciate it. This is for AECOM Technical Services. It's for professional architect and Engineering Design Services for the 38th and Blake Transit Station for the the 35th 36 pedestrian bridge. So I'm just curious to know what changed in the scope of work that added $177,662 to the project? Is there someone that can answer that question for me? 20. I tried reaching out to the project manager before the meeting. I'm sorry. Wasn't able to get the details on this, but I can definitely clarify for you and send you an email in the morning. Okay. I would appreciate it. Absolutely. I'll let it go forward on. Thank you. On first reading. But I would like to get that information. Definitely. I'll send it to everyone. Okay. Thank you. All right. Thank you. When I tell you I'm secretary, you ante up. The next one should be built under final two, two, five, seven cards we want to take. What would you like for us to do with this? Also, question the right hand. It's related to 258259 and 260, although I'm just pulling out one of them. So I'm trying to understand what the total amount is for the 61st Avenue Pioneer Boulevard Transit Station. When I add up the numbers from the first two bills, it looks like it's $38,139,192. But then Council Bill 260 speaks to 35 million. And so I'm trying to understand what the total cost is on this project. It looks like the city via DIA is up fronting $17 million. Is that accurate? At least that's what I'm accountable to.