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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
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Regu lar Seulon
Docemb<r 3, 2001
I. Call to Order
Th< regular meeting of the Englewood City Council wus called 10 order by Mayor Bradshaw al 7:30 p.m.
2. lnvocatloa
The invocation was given by Council Member Grazu lis .
3. Pitel&• of AllqiHet
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Bradshaw.
4. Roll Call
Present:
Absent
A quorum was present.
Also Present:
5. Minutes
Council Members Moore . Grazulis. Garren. Wolosyn.
Yurchick, Bradshaw
Council Member Nabholz
City Manager Scan
Assistant City Manager Flaherty
City Attorney Brotzman
Deputy City Clerk Castle
Deputy City Clerk White
Director Olson. Safety Ser. ices
Director Gryglcwicz. Finance and Administrative Services
Housing Finance Specialist Grimmct•
(a) COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO
AP~ROVE THE MNUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETL'IG OF NOVEMBER
19, 2001.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Th e mo 1ion carried .
Council Member Moore . GllfTCtt, Wolosyr.. Yurchick,
Grazulis. Bradshaw
None
Council Member N11bholz
~13yor Bradshaw said the ne xt two agcnd~ items arc Schcd;1:cd Vis11ors and Unscheduled Visitors, but we
ha\'e some very imporunt con,-nunica.tions, proclamations and appointments , and we hnc assured some <'
the parents that they would (.'!l honie at J rea sona ble hour .
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COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO ~IOVE ITEM 8(1)
FORWARD ON THE AGE;>;DA.
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent
The motion earned .
Co u,,c1l Member Moore, Garren, Wolosyn, Yurchick,
Grazulis, Bradsh.iw
None
Council ~11.:-nbcr Nabholz
8. Communications. Proclamations und Appoinlmcnls
(a) Maror Br»dshaw staled that we :ire very ple:1Sed 1his evening 10 be honoring the students
whose artwork is featured in the Englewood 2002 Ca lendar -"A Celebnllion ofSrudent An." The City
held an art conte st that was open to all students who live or go to school in Englewood. We received over
100 entries from students in public schools. private sc hoo ls, and home schools in Enslewood. Fifteen
entries were chosen for !he cnlendar, she advised .
Mnyor Bradshaw said the nrtwork was chosen by il selection panel, which is one of the most fun things she
gets 10 do. The pand was made up of City Council Members and Englewood's Cultural Ans Commission.
h was my honor 10 ser"e on the selection panel fo r the 2002 calendar, along with City Council Mcmbcn
Julie Grazulis and Olga Wolosyn. Cu lrural Ans Comntission Chair Eric Bertoluzzi. Cultural Ans
Commissioners Joel Burnge, Kate Dulaney, John Gates. Janet Moore and Ray Tom.,.sso, as well as
Jenn ifer Poner, Educn1ion Director for the Museum of Outdoor Arts. Mayor Brndshaw staled that choosing
just fifteen pieces of an to include in the calendu, out of mar.y wonderful entries, w:is not an easy task.
She expressed thanks to the SC'lection panel for their efforts.
Mayor Bradshaw advised th.a1 the anists' original amvork would be returned 10 them this evening. We
ha ve had the pieces matted and framed. The nnists will also receive J certificate of congl'lltula1ions, she
said. We would like to offer 3 specia l thanks to A & B Custom Franting hrre in Englewc od for providing 3
genrrous discount on the costs of framing . Mayor Bradshaw also thank ixl .he rest of the sponsors:
Colonial Bank, Miller Wcinganen Realty, Moser Printing, the Musei.:: ·!'Outd~r Ans, the Greater
Englewood Chamber of Commerce, Community First National Bank:, RetJ Bird Fanns and Comemone
Book s.
~1:iyo r Br.idshnw said that Council Member Wolosyn would be helping to h.il.nd out 1ht certificates and
1;:rum the anwork this evening . She has been very Ul\•olved in pl11Ming this yea r's :in 1:o n1est and
calendar. She thanked Council Member WC1losyn for her dedica1ion 10 this speci:11 project. Mayor Pro
Tern Garrett wil! be handing out the ccrtific:,1es.
Mayor Bradshaw introduced lbc 1002 Calendar anists .
Mic hell e B:111 is a 4th gr:1der a1 Charles Hay Elemcnlnr~. Michelle 's :1rtwork. "Mehndi Hands"
appears on the cover of the calendar. The pie:c w:is done wi1h glue. paint and 011 pa stels. M1chtlle came
forw:1rd to recei ve her framed artwork and receive her certificate .
Two anim were f, atured in January . The selection panel liked Oat h or them so much 1hey could
no! decide on just one . Alyss:1 Fellows' piece "~ly Persona lity African Mask" is made with various layers
of color . Alyssa is il 5th gr:i.der at Cla)10 n Elemrn tary. ~folissa Don:i.hoo·s artwork is: different "'My
Pcrson.:ili1y African Mask" u>ing the same 1echn1que ns Al~ssa·s . Meliss:1 is a 5111 grader ill Cl:iyton
Elementary . Alyssn :1nd Melissn came forwnrd 10 receive 1hc1r framed :1nwo1k and !heir cenifica tes.
Dustin Schwi!.rtz. is a I01h grader ill Hum.,.nex Academy . His dr:i.wing appc:irs in February . Dustm
c::ime for.varc! to recei"e his framed :inwork :ind his certific:11e .
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Lauren Greiner is il first grader .it All Souls Catholic School. Lauren 's 11rtwvrk "Animal Stack" is
reutured in the :nontb of March. Laure11 came fonV3rd ,i, m:cive her framed anwork and brr certi~caie. 1
I '' Seth Bludnick is a l.c grader ill Ch1ules Hay Elcmcnt11ry. Seth's coll:age "Five Leaping Lizar4,s" is
featured in April. Seth came forward to receive his frumed anwork and his certifica te .
Jake Michaelis is a third gr:idcr at Charles Hay Elementary. Jake's anwork "Mine" is ieatured in
Junt!. Jake came forward to 1cccivc his framed artwork and his certific.1te.
N:1.tasha Fish is a 5111 grader at Solid Rock School. Her artwork "Bright Fish", done in pastels and
glue , gn1::~s the month of May. Natri.sha c:ime forward to receh·c her framed anwork and hu ccnificate.
Briggs Buckley is a 5th grader at Charles Ha}' Elemenl;.ry. Briggs' "Caliente Crab!!!" ba1ik
appears in July. This is !he sec ond yc:u inn row t.int Briggs has had his ~nwork fea~ured in the calendar .
Briggs came forward to recei ve his fr:imed anwork and his cc..,ificate .
Sammy ~auers is a 4111 grader at Clayton Elementary. Her artwork "African Mask" appears in
Augusl. Sammy came forward to rt-ccive her framed artwork and her ccnificate.
Michael Munch is an 8111 grader at Flood Middle School. His drawing "Unusual Friends" is
featured in the mcnth of Sep1embcr. Michael came forward to recci\·e his framed artwork and hi s
ccrtificalc .
Jason Van is a 4111 grader at Charles Hay Elementary. His artwork "Aboriginal Dream Snake "
appears in October . Jason's art teacher, Voula Anadiotis , accepted his framed artwork and ce nificate on
his behalf.
Fo,~est LaChapclle is in the 11 111 grade at Col;., Jdo's Finest Ahcmativc High School. His artwork
"Splash of Flowers" brightens the month ofNo\'ember in the calendar. Forrest's art teacher, Kirk Beverly,
accepted his framed artwork and his certificate on his behalf.
The month of December feature3 two pieces of an with a simi lar theme. Joseph Mcmtt's artwork
is called "Go Tell it tc the Chicken." Joseph is a !11 grader at Clayton Elementary. Kadea Downing is a 3rd
grader at Clayton Elementary. His artwork is entitled "My Best Friend is a Chicken ." Kaden camt
forward to rec eive his framed anwork and his ,,;ertificole . Joseph was not present.
Mayor Bradshaw offered congrarula1ions to all 1he artists whose wmk appears in the 2002 Englewood
Calendar. She said we would like 10 offer a spec ial thanks 10 lhc art teachers and the parents of these
creative stud ents for their support of the anists aod 1he calendar project. She thanked everyone for collllfl ~
1his evening to help us recognize these talented artiSL"-. There arc plenty of calendars av.iilable in the back
of 1hc room, she adviStd, so make sure you take some hme. 8-:forc you leave, we woulC: like to get a
ph oto of all the artists, with their an, in lhe lobby .
Council Member Wolosyn said I don'I rhink we c.,n thank Leigh AM Hoflhincs enough for all the cfTon
she puts into making this more special every year. She also th4nked 1hc f\tusc um of Outdoor Ans for
having the recep1ion . We hope it is just going to get bener and better. she said. She thanked all the kids for
putting forth the effort, and invited them to do it ~g:iin.
[Clerk's note : Mayor Bradshaw continued on to Agenda h::m No . 8 (b), before returning 10 the regul.:r
sequence.]
(b) A proc'.am.1 ,.v honoring Engle woo d resident Vesta Frank on the occasion of her 90111
binhday ·.vns considered .
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COUNCIL ME~fBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A
PROCLAMATION HONORING VESTA FRANK ON THE OCCASION OF HER 90m
BIRTHDAY.
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent:
The motion carried .
Council Member Moore. Garren. Wolosyn, Vurchick.
Grazulis, Bradsh:iw
Nom~
Council Member Nabholz
Mayor Bradshaw read the pmclamntion in its entirety. There was a round of applause and Mrs. Frank was
presented with a framed original of 1he procl arrunion .
6. S<heduled Vlsllors
There were no scheduled visitors .
7. Unsthc duled Vlsllon
Mayor Bradshaw thanked Mr. i.awlcr for his patience .
{a) Frank Lawler h~d signed up to ualk ah""ll retiree health insurance. He said he was going
to relinquish bis fi\'C minutes, as he had been receiving information a.It day about his situation. He said he
was the last one to find out about some of the information, which has already ~n disseminated . He said
he would come to them again at a later time if it was necessary.
8. CommunlcauJons. Proclamations and Appolntments"(c1..1 ,,,.,,. .. :'~
l•) This agenda ilcm moved forward . s .. pages 2 and 3.
(b) This agencb item mo ved forward , Sec pages 3 1111~ 4.
(c} Safety Services Director Ouis Olson addressed City Council regarding Lieutenant Byron
Wicks, Sergeant Jeff Sanchez. Scrgeanl Gary Condreay and Sergeanl John Knolh, who rccendy comple1ed
a 1cn-week cuwse a11he School of Police Stiff and Convnand at Nonhweslem University 's Center for
Publi c Safety . Dircc1or Olson expressed appreciation for being able to honor and acknowledge several of
his employees in the Police Division who have done an e:(.traordinary job in finishing 1hc ten-week school.
Th is has been one of our major efforts, he said , to ensure :.hat we have adequate resources , as far as
facilities, personnel and equipment, and also provide a superior amount of training to individuals in our
organization . There are very few schools in 1he nation that arc cap3ble of providing this . One is the FBI
National Academy, and Se1gc11n1 John Collins. who is with the Sou1h Metro Drug Task Force, and who is
nol hen: 1onight, co mple1ed the progr::im at the Ac::idemy this past summer . That was an honor, because we
rarely get openings for that. The school th.11 occuncd 1his year :it Nonhwcste rn rarely occurs in this area
either . Nonnally. people arc scnl to !he school out in Evanston. lllin tJi.,, he said, but every once in 11 while,
someone will sponso r 1he classes here . We had four people wl>Q •11-:re accepted into the 1chool, he said. It
was a ten-wctic coune . .1nd the y wen! for two weeks at a time. th •n ,hey were back on Uuty for two weeks,
and then back a1 school . This was a high-1.:\'cl. gr.1duate le \1 • ,01 irsc. lney all completed it , and of the
approximately thiny-fivc who pan icip.11ed. we had 1he hight ;t number of inJividu11ls who ponicipated in,
and complc1ed. tht program. Director Olson called the foll · ,wi ng people forward to be recognized :
Divis ion Chiefs Vandcrmce and Moore , who have be1:n a pan of this and h.we had to absorb these folks
being gone for an extended period of lime : Lieu tenant Byron Wicks. Sergc3nt Jeff Sanchez, Sergeant John
Knoth and Sergeant Gary Condreay. Again. this was a tough course to get tluough. and we are very prc.ud
of them. Our goal 1s 10 send as m.my of our folks as possible 10 these courses in the future, bcc11use it docs
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ensure 1h c professionalism of this organizarion and the li.nurc leadership that we hope to develop u we go
through the years . He offered his congntulations, and they were given a round o( appla"5<.
M.:iyor Brlld shaw offered her congratul:uions .
9. Public Hearing
No public ht:aring was scheduled before Council.
IO . Consent A1enda
(a) Approval oCOrdinances on Finl Reading
There were no additional ordinances submitted for approval on first rcn1ing . (Sec Agenda Item 11 -
Regular Agenda.)
COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECO~' JED, TO APPROVE AGENDA
ITEMS 10 (b) (I) THROUGH (vi), AND 10 (c) (I) AND (II),
(b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading
(i) ORDINANCE NO. 71, SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 74 ,
INlllODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN)
AN ORIJINANCE AUTHORIZING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS (DOLA) AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
FOR A GRANT PERTAINING TO A SMART GROWTH HOUSING STUDY .
(ii) ORDINANCE NO. 72, SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 75,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE I, CHAPTER 9, SECTIO N 3, OF THE ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO CORPORATE CITY SEAL.
(iii) ORDINANCE NO. 73, SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 76 ,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT)
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A -CITY DITCH LICENSE AGREEMENT" FOR AN 18" STORM
SEWER CROSSING OVER THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD'S RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR THE CITY
DITCH AT 5200 BLOCK OF SOUTH PRESCOTT STREET IN LITTLETON , COLORADO, BETWEEN
THE CITY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO.
(iv) ORDINANCE NO . 74 , SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 77 ,
INT RODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT)
AN ORDINANCE AUTliORIZING THE A-.:CEPTANCE OF A VALE GRANT FROM THE VICTIM
ASSISTANCE LA IV EN FORCEMENT BOARD OF TH E I 8"' JUDICIAL DISTRICT .
(v) ORDINANCc NO . 75, SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 78,
INTRODUCED BY COUNC IL MEMBER WOLOSYN)
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISS UANCE BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD OF ITS
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS , SERIES 2001. FOR THE PURPOSES APPROVED AT THE
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..:1TY'S ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 6, 2001 , AND AUTHORIZING THE LEVY OF PROPERTY
TAXES TO PAY SUCH BONDS; PROVIDING THJi FORM OF THJi BONDS AND OTHER OET AILS
IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ; APPROVING DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE BONDS; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
(vi) ORDINANCE NO .. , SERIES OF 2001 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 79,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WOLO:. YN)
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT ENTITLED
"AGREEMENT REGARDING FINAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF DRAINAGE AND
FLOOD CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS FOR BIG DRY CREliK AT ALLEN WATER TREATMENT
PLANT' BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOL' CONTROL DISTRICT AND THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD .
(c) Resolutions and Motions
(i) A CONTRACT WITH EPIXTECH , INC. TO UPGRADE THE LIBRARY 'S
COMPUTER SYSTEM .
(ii) A CO NTRACT FOR REPAIR OFTHE EMERGENCY SPILLWAY ON
MCLELLAN RESERVOIR DAM .
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent:
The motion carried.
11 . Regular Agenda
Council Member Mo-·'Jrc, Garre tt Wolosyn, Yurchick,
Grazulis, Bradshaw
None
Council Member Nabholz
(,) Approval o[Ordinanm on First Reading
(i) Dir«tor Gryglewicz presented a recommendation from the Department of
Finance and Administrative Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance 4mending Ordina 1cc 62 , Series of
2001 , establishing the 2001 Mill Levy. This is son of an unusual bill for an ordinance, be allowed, because
we do no1 usually amend our mill levy once it is passed. Because the mill levy was passed before the
election, we had lo come back and have Council amend the mill levy to suppon the debt service on the new
Parks and Rcmation hoods that wen, passed on NoveU1bcr 6*. So this amends the mill levy 10 1.558 mills
for the debt service for the original Community Ccn1cr Debi Service fund and the new Parks and
Rccrca1ion bonds .
COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS, SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA
ITEM 11 (a) (I) -COU NCIL BILL NO. 80 ON FIRST READING .
COUNC IL BILL NO. 80, INTROD UCE D BY COUNC IL MEMBER WOLOSYN
A BILL FOR AN ORDINA NC E AMENDING THE TAX LEVY IN MILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF
THE ASSES SED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO .
Vote results :
Ayes : Council Member Moore, Garrett , Wolosyn, Yurchick , •
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Nays:
Abseni:
The motion canicd .
Gruulis, Brodsbaw
None
Council Member Nabholz
(ii) Assistant City Mannger Flaherty presented a rcconm,cndation from the City
Manager's Office to consider a bill for an ordinance requeste d by the Englewood Historical Society,
transferring owncnhip of the Englewood Depot to the City of Englewood . He said the request was made
by the president of the board of the Historical Society. In 1994, he sai d, the Depot was med from
demolition by the Englewood Historical Society . Sometime Iller, the City of Englewood acquired the
property , thot the Depot was moved to, from the Englewood Housing Au<hority, and 1r111Sferred ownerwp
of <he building <o the Historical Society for a fee ofS76,000.00 . The His<or'·al Society bas determined that
it is in their bes t interest to request U\At the City take over the O\Vlltrship of the building and to relieve the
Histori ca l Soc:iety of that indebtedness.
Council Member Yurchick asked if the Historical Society bad repaid the $300,000.00 promissory note to
the Housing Authority .
Mr. Flaherty replied that the City 1w paid the majority of that through the acquisition of the six lots ot
Dartmouth and G ■lapago. The mnaining $76,000.00 was the remaining note that the H~cal Society
owed to the City in exchange for the building itself. Now we will have regained the building, so everyone
is even.
Council Member Yurchick asked if that $76,000 .00 was pan of the S)00,000 .00 . Mr. Flaherty responded
affinn:uively .
COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA
IT[M 11 (a) (Ii) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 81 ON FIRST READING .
COUNCIL BILL NO . 81, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN
A BILL FOR AN OROfNANCE AUTHORIZfNG THE TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OF THE
ENGLEWOOD DEPOT BUILDfNG FROM THE ENGLEWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO THE
CITY OF El'GLEWOOD .
Vole resulls:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
The motion carried.
Council Member Moore, Garrett, Wolosyn , Yurchick,
Grazulis , Bradshaw
None
Council Member Nabholz
(b) Approval ofOrdin:m ces on Secor.d Reilding
TI1 crc were no additional ordimmce s submitted for approval on sero nd reading . (Sec Agenda Item 10 -
Consen t Agenda .)
(c} Resolt•tions and Motions
(i) Housing Finance Spr .1alis1 Gnmmett presented a reco nvnenda1ion from the
Department ofCommunitv Development to adopt a re so lution appro,-ing the City of Englewood 's ilMWl\
Community Oevelopm(''.11 Block Grant applic.ition to Arap'\hoc Coun ·.y for 2002 . 11tc Block Grant
Program is one that was established by Congress back in the sevcni i;;s to pro\'ide for community
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de~:lopmenl needs •I 1he local le vel These funds m applied for aMually 10 Anipahoc County, she said.
We have an 11lloc1uinn thb yelr ofi .50 ,ll Chl.OO :md, 1hrough public outreach , contact with non-profi1
11gi:ncie 11 and il ltt ff input, we have 1Hrrowt"d I'. down 10 die four projects th11 were in the memo contained in
tbC Council J:!1.Ckcts. The four plOJ,-e.ts th:at \\C arc looking to fund this year arc the continUJtion of the
Housing Au1hori1y \ Family Self-liu 'ficieuc y Projec1, at $10,000.00 ; funding of the Rehab Loan Prognim,
Wi1ic h continues low interest loans ~or low and modcntc•income families, at $40,000.00 : fundina for
staffing of rhe Hou~ of Hope so thtt they can provide staffing for services for familin, to relieve them of
having to live on the st=ts or mo tds, or wherever they might be; and, lastly, 1>1: have SS0,000 .00 funded
for the shuttle project, which ,viii link the light niil to Craig Hospital. These funds are designed primarily
to provide services 10 low and moderate-income familin in the co1111T'111lity, but they are also available to
do other projects besides the ones we have identified, she said. They arc available to do historic
preservation, soch u the Skerrin House , as we did in the past, she advised . They are awilable for lead,
based paint testing, which is a new regulation that HUD is pushing , IS well as public facilities and services ,
acqui si tion, demoli1i on, and all kinds of things. Our funding for 2002 is $75 ,000 .00 less than we have
rece ived in past ycan, and that is due to the County s reformulating our allocation, a.nd it wu affected,
primarily, by the addition of the cities ofCenteMial and Greenwood Village into the mix. Thm is a fifth
application, which will be outside of our normal commitment, she advised. This is a sepante application to
assist the Western Arapahoe County Homeless Alliance in lhe pun:lwc: of the building that lhe House of
Hope is cwn,ntly hous,d in, which ii known u Anipahoe House, from Recovery, lncorponted. If they are
successful in lhe purchase, the ownership will transfer to the We.stem Arapahoe County Homeless Alliance ,
she said . That will be a sepmte application to the County for their pooled funds . They have
appro :-dnutely $400,000 .00 availllble for what they call mult i-jurisdic tional , for projects that cover more
than one entity or jurisdiction.
Ma yo r Bradshaw commented th.31 Ms . Grimmett's pres entation WilS we\l spoken .
The resolution was assigned a number and read by title .
RESOLUTION NO. 79, SERIES OF 2001
A RES OLUTION BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO TO FILE AN APPLICA TlON WITH ARAPAHOE COUNTY FOR A 2002 COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT.
COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA
ITEM II (c)(I)-RESOLIJTION NO. 79, SERIES OF 2001.
Ayes : Council Member Moore, Garren, Wolosyn, Yurchick,
Grandi,. Bradshaw
Nays : None
Absent: Council Member Nabholz
The moiion carried .
12 . General Discussion
(a) Mayors Choice
~fa yo r Bradshaw had no nuners 10 discuss .
{b) Co~ncil ~embers · Choice
{i) Co un cil Member Yurchick 11sked wh111 was goi ng 011 up on the hill on Sarurday .
h looked like all ofEngley,ood's police were up there , he said.
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Director Olson, Sarety Services , said he had no idea . He 3Sked the police staff sitt ing in 1he audience if
they kne w.
Council Member Yurchick added that it was at about 2:00 p.m. on Saturday afternoon .
There was no one in the audience who knew what it was about. Director Olson 11.dvis ed that, ifit had been
something significant, it would have come up in the :ilafTreport.
Council Member Yurchick said he was just curious ,
I 1. City Manaacr 's Report
(a) City Manager Sears said there will be a lot of panics and activities next wetk. He
observed that Nanc y Peterson was in the audience , and he reminded everyone that Neighborhood Watch
would be next week, and former Mayor Tom Bums ' party would be next Thursday at the Alexan. Tom
many acti vit ies, along with the RTD meeting here next Wednesday evening , mak.e next week a pretty busy
time , he said .
14 . City Attorney's Report
City Attorney Brotzman had no matters to discuss .
15 . Adjournment
·• MAYOR BRADSHAW MOVED TO ADJOURN . The meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m.
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