Approves the Mayoral reappointment of Lori Mack to the Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships Commission for a term effective immediately and expiring 4-20-16, or until a successor is duly appointed. (HEALTH, SAFETY, EDUCATION & SERVICES) Approves the Mayoral reappointment of Lori Mack to the Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships Commission for a term effective immediately and expiring 4-20-16, or until a successor is duly appointed. The Committee approved filing this resolution by consent on 5-29-14.
Under bills for final consideration. I see no bills called out and under pending. I see no bills called out. So, Councilman Brooks, what would you like us to do with the bill for 43? Thank you, Madam President. I'd like to call it up for a vote. All right, Councilwoman CORNISH, will you read the motions this evening? Yes, Madam President, if. You please put Resolution 443 on the floor for a vote. Thank you, Madam President. I move that resolution 443 be adopted. It has been moved and seconded. Comments by Council Councilman Brooks. Yes. The mayor's administration needs to make some changes on the board for the Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships, and they're going to look at those necessary changes and come back to us with some appointments. But they would like us to vote down this appointment. Okay. Thank you, Councilman Brooks. I see no other comments. Madam Secretary, roll call. Brooks. No. But no. Herndon. No Carnage, no Liman, no Lopez. No. Montero, no. Nevitt? No. Ortega, Rob. No. Madam President. No. Madam Secretary. Councilman. Councilwoman Ortega. Madam Secretary, will you close the voting, announce results? 11 nays, 11. This resolution for 43 is defeated. Okay. That being said, I'm going to say all the other bills for introduction are published, and I think we are ready for the black vote cast for McNeish. Will you please put the resolutions on the floor for a block vote? Thank you, Madam President. Well, we have no resolutions remaining, Madam President, but. Now you've got a mess. So do I have them all? Oh, we have my back. I'm sorry. 43. That's. I was looking at the wrong section. Yes, Madam President. I move that following resolutions be adopted. Five, 17, five, 18, five, 19, five, 25, 26, five, 29, five, 33 and 541. Thank you. Council. And. They have been moved and seconded. Madam Secretary, roll call. Brooks. Hi. But I. Herndon I can each I laman. Hi, Lopez. Hi, montero. Hi, Nevitt. Hi, Ortega. I rob i. Madam President. Hi. Madam Secretary. Close the voting. Announce the results. 11 911. As the resolutions are adopted. Castro On the condition. Will you please put the bills for final consideration on. On the floor, for adoption? For passing? Yes. Thank you, Madam President. I move that they'll die in. Just a second. I've got a message from the Secretary Jones. Oh, I missed this part. Castro says Bill's on file consideration except for Council Bill for 70. A companion bill regarding the Walton Corridor. Urban Redevelopment Plan Council will vote on this bill after the conclusion of tonight's public hearing on Council Bill 471. Okay, I understand that. Okay, so I guess just omit the 470 in your reading. Yes, ma'am. Thank you, Madam President. I move the final following bills to be placed upon final consideration and do pass. Five 1436 450 65065095 ten and 516 All series of 2014. Thank you, Councilwoman Kennish, that they have been moved and seconded by the secretary roll call. Liman by Lopez. All right. Monteiro Nevitt I Ortega I rob i Brooks. Hi, Fats Herndon. I can eat i madam president. Hi. Madam Secretary, close voting announced the results. 11 eyes. 11 Eyes. The bills for final consideration do pass tonight. Council will continue from June 16, 2014. Its required public hearing on Council Bill 398 as amended, allowing fresh produce and cottage food sales as a home occupation council will hold a required public hearing on Council Bill 502 approving the service plans for the proposed JCC Metropolitan District Number one and JCC Metropolitan District Number Two. Council will hold a required public hearing on Council Bill 471, amending the Walton Corridor. Urban Development Plan. Urban Renewal Plan. Please note the speakers are allowed only one opportunity to speak on Council Bill 398. If you testified on June 16, you will not have an opportunity to testify a second time tonight. Anyone wishing to speak on any of these matters must see the Council Secretary to sign up during the recess of Council. Madam Secretary, how many minutes do you think we will need? 20 minutes. Okay. If there are no objections from members of council, we will take a recess until about a quarter till six. Yeah, of course it's 677. Oh, my goodness. Poor little store. Ride the train to the. Water tower and enjoy a short hike, give you a multitude of wildflowers, then enjoy a catered boxed lunch on the lawn at the Healy House Museum. Reservations required. What is sound. And how does it. Work? Make some music and explore sound. From bird songs to drumbeats to a laser show. What may be music to your ears may just be noise to others. Rock on 21 and up only. Then enjoy a free day at the Museum of Nature and Science this Sunday afternoon. Council is reconvened. We have three required public hearings this evening. We could just reconvene, please. Yes. We are reconvening, please. Thank you. 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