Denver Denver City Council
August 8, 2022 — council, 51m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.
What was decided
Council Resolution 22-0869
How they voted — Council Resolution 22-0869
Nope Unverified
Agenda item 22-0869 · background & details
Motion by Amanda Sawyer
How they voted — 22-0869 A resolution approving a proposed Amendatory Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Slalom, LLC to continue work on the Salesforce platform for major strategic initiatives that rely on business intelligence, information, and communication technology services. Amends an on-call technology services agreement with Slalom, LLC by adding $5,000,000 for a new total of $10,000,000 an
Twelve ayes, Council Resolution 22-0869 has been adopted. Verified · official minutes
Agenda item 22-0869 · background & details
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Cedar Baca
22-0876 A bill for an ordinance submitting to a vote of the registered electors of the City and County of Denver at a special municipal election to be held in conjunction with the coordinated election on November 8, 2022, a proposed amendment to the Charter of the City and County of Denver concerning signature requirements for an initiated ordinance. Submitting to a vote of the registered electors
How they voted
Twelve ayes. Council Bill 22-0876 has been ordered published Verified · official minutes
Yes: Jolon Clark, Kevin Flynn, Stacie Gilmore, Chris Herndon, Chris Hinds, Paul Kashmann, Debbie Ortega, Amanda Sawyer
Agenda item 22-0876 · background & details
Motion by Chris Herndon
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Cedarbaca, Kniege, Madam President, Sandville Mover: Herndon (per official minutes).
Council Bill 22-0831 be placed upon final consideration and do pass
How they voted
One made, 12 nays Unverified
Agenda item 22-0831 · background & details
Motion by Chris Herndon
22-0832 A bill for an ordinance making an appropriation in and a rescission from General Fund Contingency and making an appropriation in the General Fund budget for the City Attorney’s Office. Rescinds $154,000 from General Fund Contingency and makes a supplemental appropriation in the City Attorney’s Office General Fund appropriation to support limited staff positions serving as Special Assistant
How they voted
Council Bill 22-0832 has passed Conflict — see note
Agenda item 22-0832 · background & details
CONFLICT: transcript and official minutes disagree — tally: transcript=12-0 official=yes:12 no:1
Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 7-19-22. A motion offered by Councilmember Herndon, duly seconded by Councilmember Hinds, that Council Bill 22-0832 be placed upon final consideration and do pass, carried by the following vote: Placed upon final consideration and do pass Aye: Black, Clark, Flynn, Gilmore, Herndon, Hinds, Kashmann, Kniech, Ortega, Sandoval, Sawyer, Tor
How they voted
12 ayes Verified · official minutes
Yes: Kendra Black, Jolon Clark, Kevin Flynn, Stacie Gilmore, Chris Herndon, Chris Hinds, Paul Kashmann
Agenda item block · background & details
Motion by Chris Herndon
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Cidabaca; tally repaired 12->13: extraction undercounted the announced tally; transcript announcement matches official minutes Mover: Herndon (per official minutes).
22-0861 A bill for an ordinance revising Article II, Chapter 20; Article XII, Chapter 39; Article II, Chapter 53; and Article III, Chapter 53 of the Revised Municipal Code. Amends Chapter 20, Chapter 39, and Chapter 53 of the Denver Revised Municipal Code to change the 2018 Denver Parks and Recreation voter approved sales tax increment from being identified as ‘Parks, Trails and Open Space Fund’ t
How they voted
Council Bill 22-0861 passes Verified · official minutes
Agenda item 22-0861 · background & details
Motion by Chris Herndon
tally repaired 10->12: extraction undercounted the announced tally; transcript announcement matches official minutes Mover: Herndon (per official minutes).
Transcript
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