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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011-09-19 (Regular) Meeting MinutesENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO Regular Session September 19, 2011 A permanent set cl th ese minutes and the audio are maintained in the City Clerk's Office . Minutes and streamino audios are also available on !ht! web at : http://www .eng 1e·;voodgov org/lndex.aspx?paqe=999 1. Call to Order The regular meeting ol the Englewood City Council was called lo order by Mayor Woodward at 7:39 p.m 2 . Invocation The in vocation was given by Council Member Mccaslin 3. Pledge of Allegiance Th e Pledge ol Alleg iance was led by Co unci l Member Mcc aslin . 4 . Roll Call Present : Absenl. A quorum was present. Also present: Coun cil Members Jefferso n. Olson. Penn. Gil li!, Mccaslin , Wilson , Woodward None City Attorney Brotzman Depu ty City Manager Flaherty City Clerk Ellis Deputy City C lerk Bush Dir ec:or Gryglewlcz, Finance and Admin istrative Serv ices Director White, Community Development Directo r Fonda, Utilities Engineer IV Brennan . Utilities Traffic Engineer Vestry, Pu blic Works Engineering/Capital Projects Admin istrator Henderson , Publ ic Works Police Office Caskey Police Commander Englert 5. Consideration of Minutes of Previous Session (a) COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER McCASLIN SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 6, 2011 . Vote results : Ayes : Council Members Penn, McCashn, Wilson . Woodward , Jefferson, Olson , G1ll1t Na ys : None Motion carried . 6 . Recognition of Scheduled Public Comment There were no scheduled visitors . 7. Recognition of Unscheduled Public Comment Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Page 2 (a ) Scott Nett , an Engle wood re sident and an Englewoo,1 H:gh School stu dent , discus sed the past his tory of the Eng lew ood High Schoo i Hom P.r.omin!J parn de cnn trihutin ns ma dP. by the City a nd he req uested a donatio n from the C ity a ga in to he lp fund ln1s yo;i r'c; P.Vr.>nt (bl Doug Cohn , an Englewo od res 1d13:nt spoke rAa;:::i rrl in !) rtn Ope n Reco·ds re qu est he ma de an d how he a ppre ci ated the de ta il lhal he w as provided in res pons9 H P. wa s quest ioning th e Cily Mana ge r's orfice an d s'.aff regard ing their ex pen ses and how the records req uest <I Pl~i l~ r.t d not ;;Ori uri He beHP.vP.s the personnel lunc lt on~ were not in clu ded 1n the re !:p on se he rece 1vert H~ wond e rnrl hnw rm:c:h in sal ;:Jry , be nefit s. perks. ce ll pt"o nes , credit ca rds . gas and cars and stuff r1oe!-Ci ty Mr1 na ger Se;i rs have as a part of his bu dget? Counc il Response to Pu blic Commen t COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE A $400 ,00 DONATION TO ENGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL FOR THEIR HOMECOMING PARADE. Voto results : A yes Co un ci l Members Pe rin , McC a s1in, Wilso n, Wo:i dwa ,d, .lefferson, Olson , Gilli ! Na~s : None Moti on earned. 8 . Communications, Proclamatio,,s and Appointmen ts (al A pro cla mation de:larin g Octo ber as Con flict Resol uti on Month was r.onc;1de re,1 COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON MOVED, AND COUNCIL MF.MB ER Mc CASLIN SECONDED, TO ACCEPT A PROCLAMATION DECLARING OCTOBEP. AS CONFLICT RESOLUTION MONTH. Voto results : Ayer. Counci l M e mbers Penn, Mccaslin Wilson , Woo dward. Jefferson , O lso n, GilHI N ays None M otio n c,:u ned. Senat or Li nd::i N,r 111ell acc epted the proclamation and read it in fu1,. 9 Consctit Agenda COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER PENN SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 9 la) (I), (ii) and (iii). {a) Approva l of O rd1na ncc5 on Firs t Reading I , CO UN C IL BIL L NO 58, INTRODUCE D BY CO UNCIL MEMBER WIL SO N A □ILL FOR /IN O RDINANC E AM ENDING TITLE 3, CH APTE R 4 , OF TH E ENGL 1c-WOOD MUN IC IPAL CODE 2000 ENT ITLED "CITY OF ENGLCW OOD NONEM ERGENCY EMP LOYEES RETIREM ENT PL AN A ND TRUST A S AM E ND[□ AND RE STAT[O EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2008". (Ii ) COUNC IL BILL NO 6 6, INTRODUCED BY COUNCi L MEMB ER WILSON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PO LI C E O FF IC ER S PEN SION Pl.AN DOCUMENT (THE PLAN) (11i) COUNCIL BILL NO 6 7, INTRODUCE D BY COUNCIL MEMB ER WIL SON Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Page 3 A Bill FOR AN JRDINANCE ADDPllNG AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FIREFIGHTERS PENSION PL/,N DOC UMEN T (THE PLAN). Vote resu l ts : Aye'::a Council Member s • ..i nn , Mccaslin , Wilson , Woodward , Jelfcr so n, Olson , Gillit Nays . None Mc i,on carried . (b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading There were no items submitted fo: ap proval o n second readin g . (c) Resolutions and Malians There 1,e re no resolut ,ons or motions su bmilled fo r approv a l. 10. Public Hearing Items Maya, '/VooUwa rd explained that we have seven Public Hearings sch eduled ton igh t. After th e first Publ ic Hearing , rega rding notices that developers are re quired lo g ,ve our citizens when lhey are proposing a ~rojecl . we are going lo lake a sho rt break and . he said , lhen he would call the next six ord in a nces logether Those six ordinances are recomme nda lions l ha l our Code Enforcement Advisory Committee has been wo rk ing on recently, and fo r a number of years, and Co u ncil has had a number of Study Sess ans going over the m . The Plann ing and Zon ing Commission also reviewed the~e ordinances and madP. recommendations He tha nk ed our cit izen boards fo r all the time an d effort they pu l into lh is He noted there will be a question on the Novembe, ballo 1 conce1 ni ng park ing of vehicles on private pro pe rty . He sai d, speaking for myself , I will be vol ing no and urge you l o do the same . I th ink what the citizen s on th e boa rds ha·,e p ro posed are wel l thought cul and reas onable tor a, urban cily . This proce ss works be ner fo r all of o ur citizens . He thanked lhe cilizens for being here tonight to give i nput. We are all neighbors ano I'm happy you have Joined us to discuss these important iss ues . He urged ci tizens to read the ballot question very carefully. He discussed the specifics of the ballot cu es tion . Coun ci l Membe: G1l ht exoressecJ his objecti on to Mayor Woodward discussing th e ballot question to nig ht. He fell ii was not the proper time and opined ii is sort of elec tionee ring Mayor Woodward discussed the ground ru les 10 be observed during the Public Heari ngs . (a) A Public Hearing to golhor input on Council 8111 No 54 , amending sect ,o ns of lhe Eng lP.wood MuniciJal Code pertaining to pub'.ic notice req uired for Planned Unil Developmen ls . COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON MOVED , AND COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON SECONDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR AGENDA ITEM 10 (a), COUNCIL BILL NO . 54, AMENDING SECTIONS OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIRED FOR PL ANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS. Vote results : Ayes : Council Members Penn. Mccaslin, W il son , Woodw.,r d. Jefferson. Olson, Gilli! Na ys : None Molior carr ied and the Public Hearin, opened All witnesses were duly sw orn . Co mn·unity Devel opment Dire ctor Whit e prese nt ed tnforma tion regarding amendme nt s to Titl e 16 regarding mai le d public notices for differen t types of development apphcat,ons : re-zonings , maJor subdiv isio ns and teleco mmunica tions cond !tio 1ed uses LJ irecto r W:11te noted tha t on firs t reamng lhat Council madt: tw o Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Page 4 amendments One is lo increase the mdius of the notlncalion fcom 500 feet. as recommended by Plannin~ and Zoning, to 1000 feet, nnd changed lh e wording of the Counc .l Bill No . 54 to require noti fication to not only lnnd ow11er s of record, ou t o·so occ upan !s in th at 1000 foot rad us area . Deadline not1f1cat 1on h~s been slan::tardized to 10 days . Mailed public notices will be requi red for all Plann ing and Zon ing Co111rnis~ion publi c hearings fer all re-zonings . in add ition to the noti 'i calion for lt"i e req ui red neighborhood meeting , wh ich 1s new 1f this passes . 1 BO days will now be the e,aximcm requirement between the required ne ighborhood meeting and the Planning anr1 Zon ing Commission Public Hearing . Another ne1 ghborho. I meetinA is required if that 180 days is exc ee ded . Th is ordinance will also como lete some ho1 1sekee pina rind r:I P..::rn up 1n :he Title . The apphcants will be respon s1 ble for pL•lling together lhc moi Ing lbts, the .:tctu.'.ll mailing and incur the costs of th e associ ated ma !mg Pat Bailey , an Englewood res ident, spoke regarding pulling rules o n RV's . She believes that Cou ncil shout c en lorce th e rules that th ey already have in place before adding more . She does not believe Code Enforce ment is respon s1·1e to th e citize ,,s' needs e1nrf Urn! lhAy On nn: t1,der~land ti,e curre nt ordinances . Ms . Bai ey thi nks that the pe ople wt-,o have the RVs have wor ke d very hare for them and t,ey should be allowa d to park th em on tll ei ~ prop e rty COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON SECONDED, TO C,)$E TtiE PUBLIC HEARING FOR AGENDA ITEM 10 (a), COUNCIL Bill NO . 54, AMENDING SECTIONS OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIRED FOR PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS . Voto rosults : Ates: Council Members Pen:i , McCashn , Wi lso n Woodward . Jefferson Olso n. Gillit Nay;: None Motion c.:imcd ond th e Pub lic Hear ng closed . Mayor Woodward clarified that lh is Public Hear l11y was ru r Council Bill No 54 only, wh1 c.h 'l as to do with distancing for p, ,::ilic notices. He advised Ms . l:lalley trat even troegr she spoke at the Pub li c Mear,ny repa rding public notice, instead of the Public Hearing regard ing RV's, her testimony will be considered fo r those ht"'~r inos Th e mee ting re cessea at 0 18 ;:, m tn allow people the opport •"ni ty to sign up to !;pe ak for the vthar six pub lic l:t:a lings, 1f the }' haven't already Tlh.: meeting re conven ed al 8 :27 p rn with all City C >lJl'•,;il members pre~cnt TH E FO LL01NING SIX PUBLIC HEARING~ WERE I t[LD SIMULTANEO USLY SO INPU T COULD BE GATHERED ON Al.L PROPOSED C0~c RCVIS IONS COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER McCASLIN SECONl)ED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) THROUGH 10 (g), TO GATHER INPUT ON COUNCIL BILL NO. 48, COUNCIL BILL NO. 49, COUNCIL BILL NO.S O, COUNCIL BILL NO. 51 , COUNCIL BILL NO . 52 AND COUNCIL BILL NO, 53. Vote result~: Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Pages Ayes: Council Members Penn, McCashn , Wilson , Woodward, Jefferscn , Olson, Gilli! Nays : ~~one Motion carried and the Public Hearing opened . (b) A Public Hearing to gather tnput on Council Bill No. 48, amending sections of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to sight lines. (C) A Public Hearing to gather input on Council Bill No . 49, amending sections of the Englewood Mun icipal Code pertaining to properties without access to rear and side yards . (d) A Public Hearing to gather input on Council Bill No. 50, amending sections of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to vehicle we :ght lim its . (e) A Public Hearing to gather input on Council Bill No. 51 , amending sections of the Englewood Municipal Code pertain ing to parking for recreational vehicles . (f) A Public Hearing to ga ther input on Council 3ill No . 52 , amending sections of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to 72-hour parking. (g) A Public Hearing to gallIer ,nput on Council Bill No . 53, amending sections of the Eng lewood Munici pal Code pertaining to hard surfaces . All l'.itnesses were duly sworn . Commande, Eng lert presented the history of the six proposed Council Bills as to what is allowed and what is not allowed . There appeared to be confusion among citizens , as well as Code EnforcemP.nt officers , as lo what the Code was directing Council asked that the Code Enforcement Advisory Commillee provioe recommendations to alleviate this confusion . As Tille 16 was involved, the Planning and Zoning Comm iss io n as well as the Board of AdIustment and Appeals were also Involved in providing recommendations. Ed eurch , an Englewood resident. spoke regard ing the oath of office when accepting the City Council position which should have included a statement that said 'to respect the rights of the c itizens of Englewood' and he wondered what has happened to that? Don Bennen, an Englewood resident, discussed the crushed hard rock driveway and his RV . He acknowledged the hard work involved , but believes there is a discrepancy with the weigtil limits being stated and the lengths . He would like Counci l to consider the length of longtime residents and have a grandfather clause in place for th em Wall Pe rry , an Englewo od resident , sa id W'!. went through this RV weight limits several years ago. much to his own personal cost. He wondered if City Council is tryin9 to run people out of Englewood . Glorie Simons , an Englewood resident, said there are a lot of th in gs that have been passed that we don 't know . She quesl ioned the weight and length being allowed for motorhomes Adrian Pyle , an Englewood resident, read the proposed changes and 11 appears to him that this is ju st fo r c~arlfica ti cn pu rpo st!s and mmor chct·1ges to ihe ex isting Code. He be :1eves that thel'e is a lot oi m,sunder,;tanding go ing around creating fear. He th inks that needs to be allevi ated . He is thankful that taese chc.inges are som ething that he ca n liv e with . Englewood City Coun c il Seplombcr 19, 2U11 Page 6 Kathlee n Bailey , an Englewood residenl. reviewed lhe new ordinances and lh11ks that RV's are slill prote cted , a s they wer e when ohc purchased her house . Sh e beli eves these ordlnan ce s are a ha lancing act to lhe irn t1oth,e 2:0 on th e ba ll ol lh is year. There is a pe titio n or 700 signatures for th is initiat ive , which request s no restnc I1ons . Her co nce rns are that Code Enforce ment ha::i foilet.J to enl u1ce th e ex ist ing Co de, th us cau sing rec,ealion a l vehicle s t e ing parked in her neighbo rhood I he unin te nd ed co nsequences result In safety iss ues, stree t co'l Qes:ion, aest hetics, and en croachrren t on other ne ig hbors' property . Cy nth ia Se a rfos s, a n En gl ewood res id ent, e,cp res sr:-0 her con cern rng ard 1ng the la ck of enforcemc ri t of the curren t Code She thin ks the Code is being cr1fo rced , no t un ive rsa lly howe ver , as it is up to th e citi7fmr, lo con·plam a nd Um n ma ybe !io me c1 c·.iun 1nigh l occu r Theri! are other problem s o5 we ll that a rc n-:>I be ing e nforced T l1 e IN ne 1g l1bors are not Ille on es who don I mow th ei r lawn , lei 11,e h~sh b uild up, or wllo ha ve 1unk eve ryw here. If the ne w ru les a re not being Justl y en fc rced li ke t:1 e o lct ones aren 't, 11 1sn·1 fair to anyon e, espec iall y ou r retirees. Ma rk Sc hwe nzer, on E :l gl c woo d re side nt, po inted out tie discrepan cies Th e we1 □ht li rr,it s are in corre ct. The City l1 as a pro l.Jl ern wit h e111 111 ent domai n a nd infring e ment upon perso na l rig hts . Fe nci ng code s a:e six foo t anj that makes 1t d1ft1cu1t to sc reen !n a ten foo '. vehicl e r-or proper ti es 1eq 11ire d tc t,ave c lega l cut and dri v av.ay ... th is is diffi c ult fo r old er ho n es s ~m;,n th~ Alv~na ,. an Eng lewo od resi dent . stated t11al und er he r dnv eway is the City Ditch and she 1s li m1led lo wh nt she can do with hard surface s an d that building 1s reslri ct~rl Ed Rodge rs, an Engl ewoo d resit.l enl, has watched the laws cha nge u1t1. r lhe years . H e rece ive d a notice fr om the Code En far, ·.ment off ice r regarding his RV He put In a park ing spa ce an t.I now h~ tt1 i11k s he ca,," par k in front 0f his hou se . Mr. Rogers b elieves that th ere i• conflict 1n se veral of the sechon s . C J Ya rrnon , an ::ng lewood resine nt. said she would no l be able to ke ep her RV and that wou ld affect th e rev en ue as the re wouldn 't be taxes, as she won't be pay ing for lags . Ja y Peters, an t:nglewood re sident. said pu t In con crete and we iglil l imits for Eagl e Waste disposal. The re st of the tra sh compa nies use sma ll er truck s He gave a co-nphment for ta 'rmg :h e s1 ree ts . All eys ar e not e-oncr~te, but th at appears to be okay as the y have dirt , crushed rock 3nd mud . He thinks th is 1s direc ted againsi RV owne rs Sc1 11d i Butl er, cm En gl ewcvd res ident. agree d wit h the las~ speo ke r and do esn't bel ieve tha~ anyone on Cit y Coun cil llas an H I/. Go Je En for:e:nent has tol d he, tha t they can't e nforce all or th e Code ; that th ey don't ha ve lime T he y have a bodt in th eir backyard , becau se th ey applied for a carport , but were denied oec~use 11 did n't mat ch lhe other neig hborhood stn,ctur es . Thi s is beco ming very ditticull a nd peo ple should be allowed to use the,r persun al pro~ert y the way l he\ want l o . o n lh e,r private prope rt y. We are not a cove nant area. Ja e\\ G1ogan, an Cnglewood re si dent , has att ended seve ral RV mee tings. Th ey signeC petitio ns and ii is on lh P. ge ne ra l ba lk't. He doesn 't un der stcmt.l why we a,e wa stin g 'l aluab!e time on thi s. He hop cn tha t every one of th ese people, it these ordinances pass , st:>re s the ir recreational veh icle m an oth~1 co unty so th at th at count y wo ,,i ;: r-:?ceive th e benefit of the ta xes . Iren e Barl ,,w. an !::ngl ewood resid ent , in stall ed a so lid drivf!way in their front yard for the ir RV , at the ir pe rs on al cr,st None or th eir ne ighbors ha ve co mp la ined . Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Page 7 Herman Ray Barlow, an Englewood residenl, sa io had 11 not been for the molorhome. they wouldn't need a onveway, I hey are llmlleo In yardage. Tl1e1e is a drainage ditch that runs under the backyard so they can 't do anyth ing there . The p~ople In Englewood should be allowed lo use their property as they see flt ; if it isn't an eyesore , doesn't hurt the neighbors or is not unreasonable . People in Englewood live here or moved here because of the relaxed atmosphere. We don't wanl the cookie-cutter houses like Highlands Ranch or Cherri Creek . It would pose a hardship if they couldn 't have their RVs on their own property and had lo pay for storage as well as the inconvenience. We have enough regulations. We haven't had any complaints. His molorhome si is back in between some trees and is somewhat hidden . Laurert Barre ntine , on Englcwo,d resident , said she didn 't appreciate the □ranl1slanding at the beginning or crarnm 1n g six publi c hearings together. She read the Littleton ord inance. She talked to Littleton Mayor Doug Clark and he said the Council who passed this are no longer on that Council You don't have the right to lake my personal right away from the first ten feet on my property. She thanked Council Member Glll1I for pointing out the grandstanding. She showed the petition signatures and stated that they had sufficient signatures for the ballot initiative . She sa id they had 1000 signatures . Mike Cravens, an Englewood re sider!, moved to Englewood because of his RV and it is parked in the front of his house . He can put in a pad in lhe back He is concerned that the rules "'lighl change again and that if he docs that, would he not be in compliance? Most people are on fixed income . He doesn 't see where this 1s going or why. He questioned if the ordinances are going to keep chang ing . He thinks there should be a grandfather clause for existing citizers. Doug Cohn , an Englewood re s1den1 , sa id three things : gra~dfalhenng is in there un less you put in a garage, bu ild a fence, or add an add ition to your hocse . The initiative in lhe fall is one paragraph. The question is lhal are we citizens responsible enough lo take care of our own stuff or do we need Council lo give us rules? Third point, C;ounci l Member Mccaslin used a cuss word and a derogatory word to me the last time we spoke about this and he shou ld apolog ize . Jack Ridley , an Englewood res1denl , said inslead of passing more laws, 110w about enforc,ng the laws we already have? He Is concerned about the changing laws . He d id a survey in his neighborhood and there is no way , with lhe re comme nded setback, that RV owners could be 1n compliance . He does not want a covenanl CJrnmunily like Highlands Ranch . These appear lo be more covenant rulings instead of zoning rulings. Grandfather clauses are good for the people now . bul not tor future homeowners . As neig hbu1s we can pol.ce ourselves . Eyesores can be taken care of by neighbors handling ii themselves . Bryan Oliver , an Eng lewood residcnl, said he does nol own any recreal ion al vehicle. He has a problem, as a pr operty owner, wilh private property/covenanl iss ues oeing aired ae1 sh oved down th~11 th roats . He lh1nks Counci l should wail until after lhe clcc•.ion to see what lhe people want. He is private property owner and wonders what gives lhe Cou n ci l l he nghl to tell him whal lo do wilh ii ? He ,s appalled w1lh the Mayor telling him row he inlends to vote . Ma tt hew Crabtree , an Englewood re s1den l, sa id lhis is not l~e fir st lime this has been brought before C1ly Counc1L I he in1tiat1ve re -enforces and protec1s our properly rig his as they are right now or as they are not ocin ~ enforced . II is possible th a l lhe City of E nglewood 1s installing covenant sight triang les and vehicle weight restrict ions ; more so than Hig hlands Ram;h. Safety iss ues in the safety clause arc just on excuse . Four Council members have spoken ag ainsl the aesth~lics of parking RVs and using the safety issues as the reason . No one has been hurt because a n RV was pa1ked 111 their driveway or up to th e curb Englewood City Counc il Septembe r 19, 201 1 Page 8 COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON MOVED , AND COUNCIL MEMBER PENN SECONDED , TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR AGENDA ITEMS 10 (bi THROUGH 10 (y), TO GATHER INPUT ON COUNCIL BILL NO . 4 8 , COUNCI L BILL NO . 49 , COUNCIL BILL NO .SO , COUNCIL BILL NO. 51 , COUNCIL BILL NO . 52 AND COUNC IL BILL NO. 53. Vole r esults : Ayes : Counc il M~rnbcr~ Perm, McCc:.1:;li11, Vl/il son, Woodward, Jeffe rson, Olson, Gilli! Nays : N one M otion carried and the Pubhc H9aring closed . !Cl erks note The Public Hearin g was re-opened as two ci tize ns who had s,~ned up to speak were . ,nadve rte nlly , 1101 allowe d the op p ortu n ity du ri ng lhe open Pub lic Heari ngs.) COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBE R JEFFERSON SECONDED , TO RE -OPEN TH E PUBLIC H E ARING FOR AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) T HROUGH 10 (g ), T O GATHER INPUT ON COUNCIL □ILL NO. 48, COUNCIL BILL NO. 49 , COUNCIL BILL NO.SO , COUNCIL BILL NO . 51, COUNCIL BILL NO . 52 AND COUNCI L BILL NO. 53 . Vote rusults: Ay es : Council M embers Pe nn . Mc c aslin , Wil so n . Woo dwa rd , Jefferson , Ol son, Gilli! Nays : Non e Motion ca rr ied and the Public Hec1 11 11y opened. All witnesses were duly sworn . Howard r{ad ,n an Englewood resident , said he is self-employed a nd owns and wo rks out of a Class A molorh ome , liki, the bookmobi le. He moved lo Englewood because the streets are wide r. He hasn 't re ce ived ar.y complain ts from h is n eighbor s. This would cause undue hardship ,r he n.id lo par k II elsewaere and ne would serio usly re con s1der relocati ng. Bcrb::iro Petersen, an Englewood ~e sld e nt, spoke ab out bus iness vehicles and how th is 1s not clerir ir lhP-ru les Md reg1.lal,ons and it sh ou ld be . Th e grandfa ther in g law s a:so need to be very clear. She thin ks 11 is important lo keep things simple, keep th in gs clear and pay allention to the res,:,lulio ns from the past and grandfather :hem in . Send things out for clarification before writing rules and reg ul ations and then befo re votin g on it. We are not in High land s Ra nch and do n't want l o be . I disagree wIlh the previous gentleman in t hat we do nee d rules and regulallons, bu t Council, please, spend m ore tim e and effu ,t with e11 forci11 g the codes we have before comiig up will , 11t::w u,1es. COUNCIL MEM BE R WI L SON MOVED, ANU COUNCIL MEMB ER Gi l.LIT SECO NDED , TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC 'iE A R ING FOR AGENDA IT EMS 10 (b) THROUGH 10 (9), TO GATH ER INPUT ON COUNCIL BILL NO . 48 , COUNCIL BILL NO. 49, GOJNCIL BILL NO .SO , COUNCIL BILL NO. 51 , COUNCIL BILL NO . 52 AND COUNCIL BILL NO . 5 3. Voto results : Ayes : Council Memb~rs Pe nn, Mccasli n, Wilso n, Wood wa rd, Jeffe rson, Olso n, Gtlli t Na ys: None Molton ea rn ed and th e Public Hearing closed COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON MOVED , AND COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT SECOND ED, TO SCHEDULE A SECOND PUBLIC HE AR ING R E GARDING TH ESE co·uNCIL BILLS. TH E MOTION WAS W ITHDRAWN BY COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON . Englewood City Council September 19, 2u11 Page 9 MAYOR WOOOWARO MOVED, ANO COUNCIL MEMBER OLSON SECONDEO, TO SET A TIME FOR A COMMUNITY MEETING WITH TWO-WAY DIALOG, QUESTIONS ANO ANSWERS, AND TO SCHEDULE A SECOND PUBLIC HEARING. Vote results: Ayes : Council Members Penn , Mccaslin, W ilson . Woodward , Jefferson . Olson, Gill it Na·vs : None M~tion carried . The meeting recessed at 1 o· 12 P.m The meeting reconvened at 10 :2 1 p.m with all City Council members present. 1 1. Ordinances, Resolution and Motions (a) Approval of Ordina nces on First Readi ng (I) Directo r ol Utilities Fonda and Ut ili ti es Engin eer IV Brennan presented a recommendat ion from the Ut ilities Department to adopt a bil l for an ordinance authorizing an agreement wi th the Color ad o Wa1er Conservation Board tor desion and constru ct ion of Un ion Avenue Boat Ch ates Saf ety Improvements. COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT MOVED , AND COUNCIL MEMBER WILSON SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (ii· COUNCIL BILL NO . 55. COUNCIL BILL NO . 55 , IN TRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GILLIT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN "AGREEMENT REGARDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF UNION AVEN UE BOAT CHUTES SA FETY IMPROV F.MENTS" BETWEEN THE COLORADO WATER CONSERVATION BOARD , A DIVISION OF ·1 HE DEPARTMENT CF NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF COLORADO ANO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO . Vote results : Ayes · Cou,cil Members Penn. Mcca slin . W ilson . Woodward , Jefferson , Olson , <.,,Iii Nays : None (ii, Director of Util ities Fonda presented a recomm endation from the Utilit ies Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance autho rizin g a n acces s ea sement to Urban Dra inage and Flood Control Dis trict fo r the Uni on Avenue Bo at Chutes Safety Improvements. COUNCIL MEMBER PENN MOVED, ANO COUNCIL MEMBER 'v'lcCASLIN SECONDED , TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (ii)· COUNCIL BILL NO. 56 . COUNCIL BILL NO . 56 , INTRODUC ::u BY COUNCIL MEM9ER PENN A BILL FOR /1.N ORDINANCE AUT HORIZING A GRANT OF ACCES S EAS EME NT TO URBAN DRAINAGE /IND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT BY THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO PERTAINING TO IMPROVEMENTS OF STRUCTUR ES ON THE SOUTH PLATTE RIVER KNOWN AS THE UNION AVENUE BOAT CHUTES. Vote results : Ayes : Council Memb ers rcnn, Mcc a sli n, W il~o n, W oodwar d, Jeff erson, O lson , Gilli t Englewood City Council September 19 , 2011 Page 10 Nays : None Moti on carried . (i it ) 0 1rcc1or of lJl1l it 1e~ Fon da prc~cn tcd ~ rcc.cmmendat ion from tho Utili ti es Department 10 adopt a bill fo r ~n 01d inance relat ing to fee schedu lP!; fnr r;PwPr r.n1n cclin n r1nrf c~ll cc lion sy sle1, fees COUNCIL MEMBER McCASLIN MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER PENN SF.CONOEO , TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 {a) (iii) -COUNCIL BILL NO . 57. CO UNCIL BIL L NO 57, INTRODU CED BY CO UN CIL MEM3ER McCA~LIN A BI LL FOH W OR DINANCE AMEN DI NG TI TI.F 1?, CHAPTER?, RFI.ATING ,O SEW::R CONNECTIO N AND COLLEC TI O N SY STFM FEES . Vote results : Ay E-S ' Counc1 t Members Pe nn , McCas hn , Wi lso n, Woodward , Jellerson , Olson, G1ll 11 N ay s None Motion cmricd (1v) Dircclor of Ulillti es Fo nda and John Gal lagher from Red Oak Consullanls present ed 2 oecommendation fro m the Utili ties Depar1m e11t to adopl a bill fo r an ord inance re lalbg to fee schecu les for water corrnectiJn se rvice for the wate• customers of tt,e City of ::nglewood , Co lorado. COUNCIL MEMBER McCASLIN MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER PENN SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) {iv) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 68. COU NCIL BILL NO 68 . INT~OOU C ED BY COUNC IL MEMB ER McCASLIN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH ING FEE SCHEDULES FOR WATER CONNEC TION SERVI CE FOR THE WATER CUSTOMER S OF TH ~ Cl I Y OF ENGLEWOO D, COi ORADO Vote results: Ayes · Coun cil Members Pe nn . M ccaslin , Wilson , Wocdw.::.rd , .Je fferson , O lsori , Grll 1t Na ys: None Mot ion ca rr ied . (b) App ro val of Ordinances on Second Kea.Jing The1e we1e no it ems submitte d for approval on second readin g. {c) Resol11tinns and Malians Th e,e were no ,t ern s submitled for approval 12 . General Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice (1) A Resolution in supp0r1 of th e Englewood School Dislricl's bond and mill levy ballot qtJestior.s was considered . MAYOR WOODWARD MOVED, AND COUNCIL MEMBER PENN SECONDED , TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 79, SERIES OF 2011. RESOLUTION NO 79. SERI ES OF 20 11 Englewood City Council September 19, 2011 Pago 11 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE 2011 ENGLEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT'S BALLOT QUESTIONS IN THE NOVEMB E~ tL ECTIO N. Vote results : Ayes Caunc,I Members Penn, McCaslin, Wilson , Woodward , Jefferson , Olson Na ys . Council Member Gilli! Mahon camerl fb) Council Members' Choice 13 . City Manager's Report 14. City Attorney's Report 15 . Adjournment The meeting acjourn ed at 10 49 pm .