The Denver City Council will consider purchasing two properties owned by the Denver Community Church for $4 million at its meeting Monday.

The properties are at 333 and 375 S. Zuni St. and would be part of the city’s response to the influx of immigrants.

The council will also consider roughly $24 million in grants and contracts dedicated to improving infrastructure in council districts 3, 4 and 7.

Other business includes approving several mayoral appointments, including a new executive director for the Department of Community Planning and Development. This action, appearing before the council as a bill rather than a resolution, must go before the council twice before it can be published.

Others, all in the form of resolutions, deal with appointees to various boards and departments throughout the city, including the Cherry Creek business improvement district, Community Corrections Board and the Denver African American Commission, among others. In total, the council will consider approving the appointment of 10 people.

Here’s a summary of other business on the agenda for Monday’s 3:30 p.m. meeting:

Contracts and Resolutions

24-0600: A resolution approving a $1.7 million agreement between the City and County of Denver and Submittable Holdings Inc. for the purchase of software licensing, implementation, and support for a grant management system.

24-605: A resolution approving the purchase and sale agreement with Denver Community Church for $4 million for the property at 333 and 375 S. Zuni St.

24-0592: A resolution approving a grant with the Colorado Department of Transportation for $13.8 million to design and construct an underpass at the intersection of the High Line Canal Trail and East Yale Avenue.

24-0599: A resolution approving a contract with Jalisco International, Inc. for $10 million and a term of three years to construct stormwater planters and drainage infrastructure.

24-0593: A resolution approving an on-call contract with Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc. for a maximum amount of $15 million and three years for hazardous materials management services, citywide.

Bills:

24-0617: A bill being introduced approving a map amendment to change the zoning of the property at 4340-4350 S. Monaco St. from B-4 with waivers and conditions UO-1, UO-2 to PUD-G 34 in the Southmoor Park Neighborhood.

24-0564: A bill on final consideration vacating a portion of the utility easements established in the Denver Gateway Center Filing No.9, at 19182 East 62nd Ave. in council district 11.