HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-10-18 (Regular) Meeting MinutesREGULAR MEETING:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
City of Englewood, Color ado
October 18, 198 2
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe Coun-
ty , Colorado, met in regular session at 7:30 p .m. on October 18 , 1982.
Mayo r Otis , presiding , call e d the meeting to orde r.
The invoc atio n was gi v e n by Council Member Fitzpatrick .
Th e pl e dge of allegiance wa s led by Boy Sco ut Troop No. 92 .
Mayor Ot is asked for r oll call. Upon a call of the r o ll,
the following were present:
Cou n cil Members Hi gday , Neal , Fitzpatrick, Weist,
Bilo, Bradshaw , Otis.
Absent : None .
The May or declared a quor um present .
Also present we r e: Acting City Manager Vargas
City Attorney DeWitt
Fir e Chief Broman
Deputy City Cle rk Watkins
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF
THE REGULAR MEETING OF OC TOBER 4 , 1982. Council Member Fitzpatri ck
seconded the motion. Up o n a call of the ro ll, t he vote re s ulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain:
Council Memb e rs Higd ay, Neal , Fitzpa tr i c k,
We ist , Bilo , Bradshaw .
None.
May o r Otis .
The Mayo r declare d th e mot i on carried .
October 18, 198 2
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COUNCIL MEM BER BRAD SHAW MOVED TO BRIN G FORWARD AGENDA ITEM
7A -AN ORDI NANCE CONCERNIN G AMU SEMEN T DEVICE S . Council Member
Bil e seco nded th e mot ion. Upon a c a ll of th e roll, th e votP re-
sulted as fol l ow s :
Ayes:
Nays :
Co un c il M mbe r s Hi gda y , Ne a l , Fitzpat rick ,
Wei s t , Bi1o , Bradshaw , Ot i s .
None .
The Ma yor de c lar e d the motio n carried.
City Att o rney DeWi tt sta ted It e m 7A was an o rdin a nc e for
the c o nt r o l o f amusement estab lishments , commonl y known as the
amusement d evice ordi nance . Th e ordi n ance prov i d es for th e
d~f ini tion of ce rt ain types of establishments , p r ovides fo r the
i ce nsing th e r eof and moni tors c e r tain activ iti es that t eke place
the r ei n.
Co un c il Memb er Bra d~ha w pref aced h e r mo tion by sta ting in
li g h t o f the numer ous phon e calls that ha v e come in it wo uld be
wi se to tab]e this pa rt icula r counc i l bill to allow mo r e input from
the diffe r e~t ~e~~le invo l v ed .
C. 0 ·::'L 'c,:BER BRAD SHAW MO VED TO TABL,: CC'UNCIL BI LL NO.
41 , SERIE," r,; 1°3 2 . Council Me mb e r Bi l e s e co nde d the motion .
Co un cil Member Ne al propo s e d t o hear from the peopie who
cam e d own t o ad d r es s th e ordinance.
Co un ci l Member Bradshaw sta te d the r easun t o t able was t o
f o rm a commi ttee made up o f own e rs, c~uncil me mbe r s , re pre s enta -
t iv es f r om the schools , and the City Att o r ney o r his design ee to
st udy a nd ma ke r eco mmen da tions t o Coun c il by th e No v em be r 15th
mee ting .
Council Membe r Hig d ay and Co uncil Mem be r Fi tz pa trick spoke
in f a vor of tab l ing t he coun c il bill.
Cou~cil Me mber Nea l suggested a mo tion to suspe nd the
r ules and a!low fo r pr e -s cheduled visi to rs a nd other v i sito r s to
a ddress th e spe ci fi c o rdinance.
Council Member Bile withdrew his s econd to the motion to
t a ble Cou nc il Bill No . 41 . Co un ci l Mem be r Brads ha w wi thd rew her
mot ion to t ab le.
co~ CI L MEMBER HI~DAY MOV ED TO ALL OW ANY PRE-SCHEDULED
VIS I TOR S THA 'J' CAME TO SP ::.AK ON TH IS PARTICULAR OR DIN ANCE , AGENDA
I TEM 7A TO SPEA K NOW. Co uncil Membe r Bila seco nd ed the mo t i o n .
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October 18, 198 2
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Up o n a call of the r o ll , th e vote re s ulte d as follows:
Ay es:
Nays:
Co unc il Me mbers Hi gday , Ne al , Fit zpatrick ,
Wei st , Silo , Br a dsh a w, Otis.
No ne .
Th e May o r decl a red the moti on ca rri ed .
Mayo r Otis c al l ed f o r th e pre-sch e du l e d spea k ers.
Cra ig Ma t t hies and Floyd Matt hies, 1496 So uth Os a ge, an d
b us ine s s address of Cosmus , 393 2 So uth Broadway , came f or ward . Mr .
Fl oyd Ma tthies we nt throu g h th e o rdin a n c e. On 9-2-2 (d) he did not
se c too mu c h d i fference bet wee n pool and billa r d tab · es ; a nd it was
a ma tte r of opinio n of wh e th e r a pe r so n liked v ideo •James o r
bowling alleys.
On 9-2-5 (b), Mr . Fl o yd Ma t thies did not un de r s tand t he
definition of manage r. Mr . Matthies s tat ed the fed e ral law
e nt itles 18 year olds t o vot e , s e rve in t he armed ser vic es , but y~t
th ey wer e not a llowed to seek emp l oy ment in th e se place s.
On 9 -2-5 (b), (7), Mr. Ma tthies ques tion the 1,000 foot
l i mit and how it wo ul d apply to gam e r ooms in s hopping centers.
On 9-2-8 , Mr. Ma tthi es under s t ood a li c e n se fee in c r eas e
but wa s against dou bling the am o u nt. He was against th e $7 5.00
inv est igat io n f ee o n the basis it was un j ustifiab le .
On 9 -2-15 (2) Mr . Matt hi es sta t ed h e co u ld not e nforce th e
di st urban ces of f hi s premi ses .
Re g a r d in g Sectio n 3 which cont ai ned th e em erge ncy cl aus e,
Mr . Ma tthies st ated it wo u ld be difficu l t t o enf o rce keeping k i d s
out be ca use of the y ear -r ound school h o u r s and k ids on vacatio n .
Mr. Matt h i es s tated t he controls by this o rd inance were
defeating th e purpose o f keep i ng k ids in yo ur neighbo rho od . They
wo u ld go somewhere a nd take their mo n e y out o f Eng lewo crl.
Cou nc il Mem ber Nea l discussed Mr. Matthi es o bj ec tion t o
th e l ice n se fee . Mr. Neal st ated t h e fee in t heo ry ~•s to provi d e
e nf o r ce ment se rvices f o r the disturba n c e activites wh ich Mr .
Ma tthies was objec ting to a l so . Mr . Ne a l s tat ed t hi s wa s a con-
tr ad ic t ion. Mr. Neal Gta t ed Mr . Mat thi e s d oes not wa nt any dis-
t u r ba n ces but he is unwilling L ~ pay f o r the f e e s whic h are suppose
to pay to keep t h e oisturbanc e s ci .,wn .
Octo be r 18, 198 2
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Cra i g Matthies stated they just feel limited as to what
the y can do outside th e ir pr em i ses .
Craig Ma tthi es explained th eir Bi ble st udy sessio n on
Tu e sday or We dne s day mo rnings . Mr . Matthie s stated they wer e
trying t o re a ch out t o kids and operating a video gam e room was a
me a ns . The intention w~s not to encour~ge problem s such as
di'..ching school in orde r to pl ay vid eo games .
Mayor Ot is asked fo r the next speaker .
Roe Monroe , Manage r, Bumpers , Cinderella City , 701 West
Hampden Avenu e , came forwa r d . Mr . Monroe was r eprese nti ng himself
and Mr. Drazen , the owner. Mr. Mo nro e stated h e had bee n in the
e d ucat i o n field for several ye a r s and thought th e best place for
kids Lo be du ring the school term was i n scho o l . He exp r essed
conc e rn about keeping k i ds o u t of the am usemen t cente rs when they
a re o n vacation fro ·, school r efer ring to Concept fi, year -r o und
sc hool. Mr. Monroe stat ed the ordinance was unfair to these kids .
Mr. Mo nro e stated h e h as s poken at career fai rs he ld at schools and
stated today's t ec hnolog y in v id eo games can open doors for kids
who want t o g~ into electrical e ngineering or graphics .
Mr. Monroe opposed the licensing fee and the c lause pro-
h i biting kid s from coming i n to the am usement cente r s during cer-
tain ho urs of the day.
Mr. Monroe stated Mr. Drazen wanted to go on r ec ord that
he did not r eceive any notification of this chan ge in ordina n ce and
feels it is a vio l ation of his co nstituti onal rig hts as a bu si ness-
man .
Co un cil Member Fitzpatrick asked i f Mr. Monroe ha d ever
quest ioned any of the students in hi s es t ab lishment if they were
ditch ing school.
Mr. Monroe stated h e does talk to them . Mr. Mo n roe stated
kid s are truant because of school . They may e n d u p in th e arcade
o r in a park o r wh e re ve r kid s g o . Th ey are truant frJm schoo l not
be cau se th ey a r e having a Pa c -Man attack , but because they ar e
wanting t o be a way from sc h o o l.
Counc 1 Member Fitzpatrick stated all the ord inance s that
th e Ci ty pass e s are publish e d in the Englewood SentinPl.
COUNCIL MLMBER WEI ST MOVED TO GO BACK TO THE REGULAR
AGENDA UNDER "PRE -fCH EDULED VISITORS" FOR IT EMS A, B, AND C IN
LI GHT OF TH E TIME AN U SOME OF THE PAR ENTS MAY BE EXPECTING SO ME OF
TH E CHILDREN HOME H~FORE THI S HOUR . Co uncil Me mbP r Fitzpatrick
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seco nd e d the mot ion. Upon a call of the r ol l, the vote resulted as
fo llows:
Ayes: Council Membe r s Hig day , Neal , Fitzpatrick,
We i s t, Bil o , Br ads haw, Otis .
Nays : No ne.
The Mayo r dec l a r ed t he motion carried .
Pre -sch e duled visitors , Firefighters Don Schoe nb ein and
Randy Pickrel, we r e i n att e nd a nc e to pres e nt the award prizes t ~
t h e winn e r s of the 19 82 Fir e 0 re ve ntion Po st e r Contest . Mayo r Otis
vi e wed the wi nning posters a nd presen ted the hon ors t o th e child-
r en .
Pre -sched u led v isitors, Mr . Allan Fleming a nd Ms. J od y
Bachel o r , were present . Mayo r Oti s presented Mr. Flem ing cF ,t1 Ms .
Bac h elor wi th ·a c itizens awar d fo r sav ing Mrs. June HL e1' · _ 1 ,f •·
during a fire in Mrs . Hiv ely 's Engl e wood home.
CO UN CIL MEMBER BRAD SH AW MOVED TO APPR OVE A PRO CLAMATION
DECLAR IN G OC TOBER 17 -23 , 19 82 , AS NATI ON AL BUSINES S WCM £N 'S WEEK.
Co unci l Me mber Nea l seco nd e d the mo tion . Upon a call of the r oll ,
the vote resulte d as foll o ws:
Ayes:
Nay s :
Cou ncil Mem bers Higd ay , Neal , Fit zpa trick,
We ist, Bile , Br a dshaw, Oti s .
Non e .
Th e Mayo r dec lar ed th e mo tion carried .
Pr e -sc h ed u led visito r, Debbie Van Epps , Pr esi d e nt of th e
Englewood Business and Profess i o n a l Wom en 's Cl u b , was not pres e nt
tc accept the procl amati on .
May or Ot i s in s tru cted sta ff t o see that the women 's cl ub
r ece ived th e proclamation.
Th e Cou nc il re t urn ed to dlscussion on am usement o rdinanc e .
Octobe r 18 , 198 2
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Mr. Ra ymond Miller, 936 E. 18th , Denve r, atto rn ey
appea ring on behalf of pre-sc hed uled vi s itor , Ri ~hard Babi c h of
153 7 Wes t Alamad e , cam e f or ward. Mr. Mill e r stated Mr. Babish
operated Au to ma t ed Amu seme nt s a nd dist ribu ted amusement devices .
Mr . Mill e r sta ted the goal s of th e pr o posed o r dinance we re
laud a b l e ; how eve r he had some pr o bl ems with so me o f th e provi s ion s .
Mr. Mill e r obj ec t ed to th e time limi ta tion be ing t o o r est ric t iv e .
Mr. Mill er stated the licen s ing procedur e was to o r e st ri ctive , one
viola t i o n a nd the li c e nse ca n be r evoked. Mr. Mill e r stated th e re
we r e truancy l a ws t o enforce keeping kids in s c hool. Mr. Miller
sta ted thi s enforcement s h o uld be plac ed on the pa r ents a nd school
offici a ls not th e b u sinessman . Mr. Mille r sta t e d th e r e are ma nd a -
tory school a t te nd a nce laws . Furth e r some o f th e arca des are i n
shopp in g malls ar e gove rn ed as t o the ho ur s th ey ca n st ay open .
Co un c il Me mb e r Neal as k ed if Mr. Mill e r had any ob je c -
ti o n to Sec ti on 9-2 -1 5 (2 ) which in some fashion ma kes an ope rator
r eponsible for what is hap p ing im medi ate ly a r o un d him .
Mr . Mill e r stated i t g o es t o im po s ing a bur de n whi ~h is
righ tful , but the r e we r 0 o· 1 inances o ut s ide the licen s i ng pr ovi sion
to h an dle thes e prob l ems . Mr . Mi lle r sta t ed the objection wa s n o t
with th e goa l but with t he bur de n a nd wh e r e it is pla c ed.
Mayo r Ot is ca ll ed f o r th e ne xt spP.ake r .
Mr. Robe rt Br i ola , Bob 's Grocery , 3296 Sout h Was hingto n,
came f o rw a rd . Mr . Bri o l a st a ted he was i nt e r este d in th e t o pic
because h e h ad 3 mach i n es ; howeve r , he ha d not h ad enough t i me t o
t hi nk o ver the o r di n ance .
May o r Ot i s calle d for t he n ext speake r.
Evan Lips tein , 7000 W. 14th, La kewoo d, came fo r ward . Mr.
Lipstein was r epresenti ng Bal ly Ma n ufa cturi ng Co mpany , th e Funway
Fr ee way Amuseme nL r enter in Cin derella Ci t y . Mr. Li ps te i n ob -
j ected to the discretion given th e Dire cto r of Finan c e in li ce ns-
in g th e es t ab lishme nts . Mr. L;p ste in question t he 1 ,000 f oot I
limitation . Mr . Lipste i n asked for a clear e r je finiti on of light-
ing r equ iremen t s . Mr. Lip s tein ag r eed with Mr. Mil ler in that the
time limit was too re s tri ct iv e .
Ma yo r Oti s called th e ne xt speaker .
Ma rk No r e k , 4975 Sout h Log a n , came f o rw a r d . Mr. Nore k
sta ted he was a buyer /me r c han d is e r for So uthland Cor po r a ti o n for
Co l o r ado , Uta h , and Ne w Mexi co . Mr. No r e k st ated he agr eed with
the comments made th u s f ar aga in st th e ordinance . He ag r eed to
enact sor e so rt o f committee fr om t he bu s in ess co mmu nity , from the
Cct obe r )8 , 1982
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Engl e woo d communi ty, fr o m City Co uncil , a nd he would be glad to
dis c uss 7-ll's past expe ri e nc e in th e video bu s iness and Sileo West
whi c h i s 7-ll 's repres entative in th e vid eo amus e me nt gam e busi-
ne ss , to put our re commendat ion s , o u r time and en e rgy with the
Coun c il and any co mmittee that wants to meet to fix this s ituati o n
a nd in a sense that ev e ryone i s happy with what's going on in the
c o m,nunit y wit h video a nd pinbal ls , a rc ades , or whatever .
Co un c il Memb e r Bile a sk ed how h e lighted hi s machine
Mr . No r e k s tated we ha v e asked the managers t o take a
co up le of l ights o ut in the g ame a reas and t 0 dim o ut only cert ain
a r e a s .
Mayor Ot i s called the n ex t s pe a ke r .
Joe McGove rn, 2280 South Xan a du Wa y , ~uite 2 30 , with t he
r eg i o nal o f f i ces of Sh ow Biz Pizz a Pl ace . He agreed wi th Mr.
Mill e r about th e r es tri cti ve time li mit. Mr. McG o vern stated he
d i d a substantial busin ess throughout th e day with day care
c e nt e rs , mom s and dads bringing in children , etc . Mr . Mc Go ve rn
state d he remembered what h e was do in g back in Ha wa ii wh en he wa s
c utt in g scho ol . It wa s not sipping Coke an d pl aying video g a mes .
He wi sh e d i t h ad bee n because he migh t ha ve save d four o r five
yea r s of his life.
Mayo r Ot is s tated Counci l was not satis fi ed wi th the
pr ese nt ordinance . Th e auth o r of the c o un ci l bill has offered l o
t a bl e it and se t up a commi tt ee to se e wt1?t can be done .
COU NCIL MEM BER NE AL MOVED TO TAB LE THE CO UNC IL BILL UNT IL
THE 2ND MEETING I N NOVEM BER AN D TO ESTABLI SH A COMMITTEE TO STUDY
THE BIL L. Counci l Membe r Fitzpa trick seconded th~ mo ti o n . Up o n a
ca ll of t he r oll , the vo te resulted as f o llo ws:
Ay e s:
Nays:
Co un c il Memb e rs Hig day , Ne a l, Fitzpat r ic k,
Weist , Br ads h aw , Otis.
Counc i l Me mber Bi l e .
The Mayo r decla re d the motion carried.
Co un c i l Me mbe r Bi l e s tat e d h e voted th e nay bec au se he
would probably be out of town f o r the seco nd me eting In November .
City Attorn ey De Witt stated in r e writing the o r d in a n ce
Co uncil wo ul d hav e t o act upon it two i m,•s , am e nd me nt o n th e 15th
a nd fi n al r eadi ng t h e first mee ting in D, e mbe r .
October 1 8 , 19 82
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Council Member Bil o cha nged his vot e to aye.
CO UNCIL MEMB ER BRAD SHAW MOVED TO RECON S IDER THE MOTION,
Co un c il Membe r Bilo s e cond ed th e mo tion . Up o n a call of th e roll,
th e vote r es ulted a s foll ows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Coun c il Me mb e r s Higday, Neal, Fitzpatrick ,
Weis t, Bilo , Bradsh aw, Otis.
None .
Th e Mayo r declar ed the mo ti on c a rri e d,
Upon a call of the r oll , :he vote o n th e or iginal motion
resul te d as fol l o ws:
we r e:
Ay es :
Nay s :
Co un ci l Membe r s Higday , Nea l, Fitzpatrick ,
We i st , Bi lo , Br adshaw , Oti s .
No ne .
Th e May or d ec l a r ed th e motion ca rri e d .
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There were no o ther visito rs at t hi s time .
''Com municati ons -No Action Re co mmend ed '' o n the agenda
(a )
(b)
(c )
(d )
(e)
( f)
Minu tes of th e Boa rd of Care er Se rvice Com-
mi s sione r s mee ting of August 19, 1982 .
Min utes of t he Urb an Re ne wal Auth orit y meet-
ing of Septembe r 1 , 1982.
Min ut es of th e Pla nni ng a nd Zoning Commis sion
mee ting of Se ptem ber 21 , 1 9 8 2,
Minut es of th e Li q uor Lic ense Authority me et-
i ng of October 6 , 19 82 .
Minu tes of the Pub lic Lib rary Ad viso r1 Board
meet i ng of Octobe r 12 , 198 2 .
Memoran dum fr om t he Dir ecto r of Engineering
Se r v ic e s to the City Ma nager co nce rnin g his
Atte nd ance at th e APWA Co ng r ess and Equip -
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Oc tober 18, 1982
Page 9
(g)
ment Shew in Ho us t on .
Me mor and um f r om a Battalion Chi ef and Ca p ta in
in t h e Fire Departme nt to th e Ci ty Manager
co ncer n ing th e ir at te~da nc e at a Haz ar d o u s
Mate,ials Tacti cs Seminar i n Nas hvill e .
COU NCIL MEMBER NEAL MOVED TO ACCEP T "COMMUNI CA TIONS -NO
AC",'ION RECOMMENDED", AGEt;DA ITEMS 5(A) -S(G). Co uncil Member Bilo
s ec onded t he mot i 0 n . Upon a cal l of the r o ll, the vote r esu lt ed as
foll o ws:
Ayes :
Nay s :
Counc il Members Higday, Ne al , Fi t zpatrick ,
Weist , Bile , Br adshaw, Oti s .
None .
The May o r j ec lared th e motion ca rri ed .
•
Ma yor Ot i s dec l ared a recess at 9 :00 p.m .
ven ed a t 9:10 ·p .m. May o r Otis ask ed fo r roll call.
th e r ol l, the following were present:
Coun ci l r econ -
Upon a call of
Co uncil Members Higday , Nea l, Weist , Bil e , Bradsh a w,
Otis .
Absent : Council Me mb e r Fitz patrick.
The Mayor d ec l a r ed a quorum presen
ORDIN AN CE NO. 42
SERIES OF 1982
BY AUTHORITY
COUNCIL BJLL NO. 44
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBE h NEAL
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS -
SIONERS , ARAPAHOE CO UNTY , STATE OF COLORADO, PROVIDING MUTUAL
ASSISTANCE I N PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION TO SENIORS AND HANDIC APP ED
SENIORS .
COUNCIL ME MBER NEAL MOVED TO PAS S COUNCIL BILL NO. 44,
SER IES OF 1982 , ON FINAL READING. Council Me mber Bile seconded the
moti on . Up o n a call of the r oll , t he vote r es ulted as follows:
Ay es : Co un cil Member s Hi gday , Neal ,
Oc tober ]8, ]982
Pag e IO
Nays:
Absent:
We i s t, Bilo , Bradshaw , Otis.
None.
Co uncil Me mb e r Fitzpa t r i ck.
The Mayo r d eclared th e mo tio n carri e d.
p .m.
Cou nc il Membe r Fitzpa t rick ente re d th e meet ing at 9 :15
ORD INAN CE NO. 43
SE RIE S OF 1982
BY AUTH ORITY
CO UNCIL BILL NO. 48
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEM BER BILO
AN ORDI NA NCE A.PPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR LIBRARY SERVICES BETWEC:N
THE ClTY OF ENGLEW OOD , CO LORAD O, AN D ARAPAHOE REGIONAL LIBRARY
DIS TRICT FOR 1983 .
CO UNCIL MEMBER BI LD MOVED TO PA SS COUN CI L BILL NO. 48 ,
SERIE S OF 1982, ON FINA L READING . Council Member Bradshaw s ec -
onded the mo t ion. Up o n a ca ll of th e r oll , th e vote r es ult ed as
fo llow s:
Ayes :
Nays:
Council Memb e r s Hlgd ay , Neal , Fitzpat ri ck ,
Weist , Bil o , Bradshaw , Otis .
No ne .
Th e Mayo r de cla r ed the motion car r ied.
ORDINA NCE NO. 44
Si::RIES OF 198 2
• •
BY AUTHORITY
CO UNCI L BILL NO. 49
INTRODU CED BY COUNC IL
MEMBER BILO
AN ORD IN ANCE FIXIN G THE TAX LEVY IN MILL S UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE
ASSESSED VAL UATION OF ALL TAX AB LE PR OPE RT Y WITHIN THE CI TY OF
ENGLEW OOD , COLORADO, FOR TH E YEAR 1983 AND ESTABLISHING A MI LL LEVY
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Octo be r 18, 1982
Pag e 11
FOR THE ENGLEWOOD COLORADO DOWN TO WN DEVELOPMENT AUTHOR ITY AND DE -
CLARING AN EMERGE CY.
City Atto rn ey DeWi tt no~e d a l e tter f rom the Eng e wood
Do wn to wn De ve lopme nt Au t hori Ly whi c h wa s i nc lud e d i n th e pack et .
Mr. DeW it t stated the l e tter s ppo rts th e e s t a blishment vf the mill
levy a t 5 mill s for the EDDA for 1983 .
COUNCIL MEM BER BILD MOVE D TO PAS S COUNCIL BIL L NO. 49,
SERIES OF 19 82 , ON FINAL READIN G. Co unc il Me mb e r Bradsha w sec -
o nd e d th e mo tion. Up on a call of th e r oll , th e ~ote re su l t e d as
follow s :
Aye s :
Nays:
Council Members Hig day , Neo :, r'tzpa t.rl .,k ,
Weist , Bilo , Br adshaw , Ot i s .
No ne .
The Mayor declared th , Ja tio n c a r ried .
ORDINANCE NO.
SERIE S OF 1982 __ _
BY P. ·,, HORI TY
A BILL FOR
COUNCIL BILL NO . 50
INTRO DUCED BY COUN CIL
MEMBER NEAL
AN ORD INAN CE PR OHI BITING CORPO RATE OFFICERS , AGENTS , OR EMPLOYEES
FROM VIOLATING TH E MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEW OOD BY
ADDING SECTION 5 , TO CHAPTE R 3 , TIT LE 11 OF THE EMC '69 , AS
AMENDE D.
CO UN CIL MEMBER NEAL MOVED TO PASS COUNCI L BILL NO . 50 ,
SERIES OF 1982, ON FIR ST READIN G. Counc il Membe, Fitzpatrick se c -
onded the mo tion. Up on a call of the roll , the vote resul ted as
follows:
Ayes:
Na ys:
Council Members Higday , Nea l, Fitzpatrick ,
Weist, Bile , Brad s h a w, Otis .
None.
Th e Mayor d ec lared the motio n c a rried .
BY AUTH ORITY
Octo ber 18 , 198 2
Pag<> 12
OPD INI\N f'E NO,
SERIES 0F 1982 __ _ COUNCIL BILL NO, 54
INTRODUCE D BY COUNCIL
MEMBER FIT ZPATRICK
I\ BILL FOR
I\N ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH REGIONAL TRANSPO RTATION
DI STRICT,
COUNCIL MEMBER FITZPATRICK MOVED TO PASS COUNCIL BILL NO,
54 , SE RIES OF 1982 , ON FIRST READING. Council Member Bile sec-
onded th e mot ion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted a s
follow s :
Ayes :
Nay s:
Council Members Hi gday , ~•al , Fitzpa trick ,
We ist, Bilo , Bradsha w, O .is.
None .
Th e Mayor declared the moti on carried.
ORDINANCE NO.
SER IES OF 19 82 __ _
BY AUTHORITY
I\ BILL FOR
COUNCIL BILL NO . 51
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBEP BRADSHAW
AN ORDINANCE /\MENDING SUBSECTION (3) OF SUBSECTION (II ) OF SECTION
2 , CHAPTER 6 , TITLE XIII OF THE '69 ENGLEW OOD MUNICIPAL CODE , 1\5
/\MENDED , BY CHAN GING REFERE NCE TO COLORAD O STATE LI\W ,
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO Pl\55 COUNC IL BILL NO. 51,
SERIES OF 1982 , ON FIRST READING . Counc i l Member Fitzpatri c k sec-
onde d th e motion . Up on a c all of th e r o ll, th e vote re sulted as
fo llows:
Aye s : Co un cil Membe r s Hig day , Neal , Fitzpa trick ,
Weist , Bilo , Bra ds haw , Otis.
None .
The Ma yo r d ec lared the moti on carri e d.
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CO UNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO PASS A PR OCL AM AT I ON DE-
CLARING OCTO BE R 24 , 1982 , AT "UNITE D NA TION S DAY". Co uncil Mem-
be r Bi lo seconded th e mot ion .
Coun cil Membe r Nea l spok e aga i nst the proclamat ion bas ed
o n the Unit ed States ' pol i c y of action if Isrea l is thrown o ut of
th e United Natio n s.
Up on a call of Lh e r oll, the vote r esulted as fo llows :
Ay es :
Nays:
Counci l Mem be rs Higday , Bilo , Bradshaw.
Council Mem be rs Nea l, Fitzpat ric k , Weist,
Otis .
The Mayo r de cla r e d th e motion def eated.
City Atto rn ey DeWitt stated the Odd Fe ll ows case woul d be
a rgu ed in Arapahoe Dis trict Court on October 22 , 1982, at 8 :30 a .m.
a nd invite d the Council to attend .
City Att o rne y DeWitt stated h e was worki ng on t h e down-
town ordinance and would ba following up with the landscapi n g or-
d in ance in the nea r fu t ur e.
City Attorney DeWitt stated h e wo u ld be out of the office
on Oc tob e r 20 and 21.
Ac ti ng City Manager Vargas pr esen t ed a Council Com mun i -
cat io n cnnce rning the 1982 Concrete Replace ment Pr og r a m a nd award
of const ru ction contract for th e program. Th e low bidde r was J & N
Conc r ete .
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO AWARD THE CONS TRUCTIO N
CONTRACT FOR THE 19 82 CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM TO J & N CON-
CRETE IN TH E AMOUN T OF $18 ,597 .21 . Co un cil Member Fit zpa_rick
seco nd ed th e motion. Up o n a call of t he r oll, the vote re s ulte d as
follows:
Ay es: Council Membe rs Hig day , Nea l , Fi tzpat ric k ,
Weis t , Bilo , Bradsh aw , Otis .
Oc tobe r 18 , 198 2
Pa ge 14
Na y s: Non e .
Th e May o r d e cl ared th e moti on car rie d .
Ac t i ng Ci ty Ma na g e r Va rg as r e f er r e d t o a me mo randum con-
ce r ning the 1983 budge t a nd a sked i f Co un c il wa s i n ag reemen t.
COUNCI L MEMBE R BR ADSHA W MOVED TO DI SC USS THE 19 83 BU DG ET
IN A ST UDY SES SION ON MOND AY, OC TO BER 25 , 198 2 , AT 5:00 P.M . Co un-
c i l Member Bi lo s e c o nd e d th e mot i o n . Upon a c a ll o f the roll, th e
vote r esu l t e d as f ol low s:
Ayes:
Nay s :
Co unc il Mem b e r s Higday , Ne al , Fit zpa trick ,
We i st , Si l o , Br adsh aw, Otis .
Non e .
Th e Mayo r d ec lar e d the mot i on c a r ri ed .
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Mayo r Otis as k e d f o r vo lunte e r s t o s it in th e v i e wi ng
s t a nd f o r t h e Veter a n 's Da y para d e , Novembe r 1 1 , 1982 .
No one vo l unt e~red .
Ma yor Otis r e min de d Co un c i l of t he ne ed t o a ppoi nt r e-
pl ac em e n ts f or the va can cies o n th e Non-Eme rg e ncy Emp loyees Re -
t i re me nt Boa rd and on the Elec t io n Com mi ss ion . Ma yor Ot i s st a te d
h e r eco mme n ded Bi ll Bye r f o r th e Re t i r e me n t Boa r d a n d Mr . Dev ol for
t he Eiec t ion Co mm i s si o n.
Co u n cil c o ncurre d .
Counc i l in s t ru cted th e City A~t o rn e y to prepare a pr o-
cl a ma ticn to decla r e th e week o f November 21 -28 , 1 982 , a s Na tion-
al Bib l e Week .
Ma yer Ot is stated t he re wi ll be no pa rking si gns po s t e d
fo r th e ann ual h o liday parade t h i s y ea r and no pa r k i ng wi ll be e n -
f orced s trictly . Ma yo r Otis s tated Do r othy Rom a ns ~as h an d li ng t he
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mechanics of the enforc e ment and to contact her if t h ere were any
probl e ms . . .
Mayo r Otis informed Council Pat Cro w, th e City Mana ger 's
secr e tary , was in the h ospita l and that a card and flo we r s wo ul d be
sent to her .
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO
APP OINT COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO WORK ON THE AMUSEMENT DEVICE ORD I -
NANC E. Council Member Fitzpatrick seco nd ed the motion . Upon a
call of the roll, th e vote resulted as foll ows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Members Higday , Neal, Fit zpat ri ck ,
Weist , Silo , Bradshaw , Ot i s .
None .
The Mayor declar e d the motion carried .
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COUNCIL MEMBE R BRADS HAW MOVED TO HOLD A PU BLIC HEARI~G ON
NOVEMBER 15 , 1982, AT 7 :30 P .M. : R AS SOON THEREAFTER AS COUNCIL
CAN HEAR THE MATT ER ON AME NDMEN TS TO THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN. Coun-
cil Memb er Neal s&conded th e motio n . Upon a call of th e r c l l, the
vote r esu lted as f ollows:
Ayes:
Nays:
C~uncil Members Hi gday , Neal, Fitz pa tri ck ,
Wei st , Bilo , Bradshaw, Otis.
None .
The May or decl a red the moti on ca rr ied .
Council Member Fitzpatrick asked that a nswer s to various
qu e 0 tio n s o n the r ede velopm ent pl a n be available at the study ses-
sion o n October 25, 198 2 .
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Acti ng City Manager Vargas st ated information concerning
the sewe r rate analysis would be ~v ailable at the Octobe r 25th
study sess ion.
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9: 35 a .m.
Th e re was no further business to discus ~.
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COUNCIL MEMBER HIGD t,y MOVED T O ADJOURN .
Mayor Otis adj ou rn ed the meeting without a vote at
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