Denver Denver City Council
April 10, 2023 — council, 2h 30m. Full transcript and vote records below — no spin, just what happened.
What was decided
City Council Minutes Meeting Date: Monday, April 10, 2023 3:30 PM PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Council member Gilmore led the Pledge of Allegiance. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Council member Gilmore led the Land Acknowledgement. ROLL CALL Council members CdeBaca and Hinds attended the meeting virtually. Present: Black, CdeBaca, Clark, Flynn, Gilmore, Herndon, Hinds, Kashmann, Kniech, Ortega, Sandoval, Torre
How they voted
Twelve ayes, the resolutions have been adopted, and the bills have been placed upon final consideration and do pass. Verified · official minutes
Agenda item block · background & details
Motion by Stacie Gilmore
Mover: Gilmore (per official minutes).
23-0206 A bill for an ordinance designating 618 South Monroe Way as a structure for preservation. Approves an individual landmark designation for a property located at 618 South Monroe Way in Council District 10. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 3-7-2023. Council sat as a Committee of the Whole, commencing at 5:37 p.m., Council President Torres presiding, to hear speakers
How they voted
Council Bill 23-0-206 has passed Verified · official minutes
Agenda item 23-0206 · background & details
Council Bill 23-0181
How they voted
Council Bill 13-03-0181 has passed Unverified
Yes: Amanda Sandoval, Kevin Flynn, Jamie Torres, Kendra Black, Amanda Sawyer, Paul Kashmann, Jolon Clark, Chris Herndon, Candi CdeBaca, Chris Hinds, Stacie Gilmore, Debbie Ortega, Robin Kniech
Agenda item 23-081 · background & details
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Baca
Council Bill 23-182
How they voted
Madam Secretary roll call on Council Bill 23-0-0-0-0-01. 182. Aye. No. Unverified
No: Chris Hinds, Kendra Black, Jolon Clark, Stacie Gilmore
Agenda item 23-182 · background & details
Unresolvable name(s) dropped: Lynn
Transcript
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