HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-03-19 (Regular) Meeting MinutesRE Gu,AR MEETING:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
City of Engl ewoo d, Color a do
March 19, 1 984
The City Coun cil of th e City of Engl e wood , Ar a pahoe County,
~olorad o , met in regular session on Ma rch 1 9, 1 9B 4, at 7:30 p.m.
Ma yor Otis , presiding , cal l ed the meeti ng to ord er .
Th e in voca ti o n was giv e n by Reverend Geo rg e I . We lch , Saint
Georg e 's Episcopal Church , 3600 South Clarkso n Str ee t . Th e pledge of
allegiance was led by Boy Scout Tro op 19 2.
Ma yor Otis asked for roll c a ll. Up on a ca ll of th e roll, th e
following we re pr e sent:
Council Memb e rs Higda y , Nea l, Vo bejdn , Weist , Bile , Br adshaw,
Otis .
Absent: None .
Th e Mayor dec l ared a quorum presen t .
Al so prese nt were : City Ma nager Mc Cown
Assista n t Cit y Manage r Va r ga s
Cit y Attorn ey De Witt
Directo r of Community Devel opment Powers
Deputy City Clerk Ow e n
COUNC IL MEMBER BRADSH AW MOVE n TO APPROVE TH E MIN UT ES OF THE
REG ULAR MEETING OF MARCH 5 , 19 84. Council Me mber Bilo s eco nded the mo-
tion. Upon call of the rol l , th e vote r esu l te d as follo ws:
Ayes:
Nays:
Abst ain :
Council Members Hig d ay , Vobejd a , Weist , F.il0 ,
Bradsha~, Otis.
None .
Coun cil Member Neal.
The Mayo r d ec l ared th e mot ion car ri ed .
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March 19, 1984
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COUNCIL MEMBER VOBEJDA MOVED TO APPROVE THE PROCLAMATION DECLAR-
ING THE WEEK OF MARCH 18 -MARCH 24, 19 84 AS "DEMOLAY WEEK ." Council
11ember Higd ay seconded the motion Up on a call of the roll , the vote
result ed as follows:
De Mo l ay .
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Members Higd ay, Neal, Vobejda , We ist ,
Bile , Bradshaw, Otis.
No ne.
The May or declar ed the motion carr ied.
Mayor Otis presented the proclamation t o representatives o f
Th ere were no other v is itors ta\. this time before Co uncil . . .
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADS HAW MOVED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEAR IN G T~
CONSIDER AMENDMENTS TO THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN REDEVELOPMENT PLAN. Coun-
cil Member Weist second e d the motion . Upon a call of th e roll, the vote
resu lted as follows:
Aye s :
Nays:
Council Mem b ers Higday, Neal, Vobejda, We i st,
Bi l o , Bradshaw, Otis.
Non e .
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mayor Ot is stated th e purpose of th e he a ri ng was to consider an
amendment to th e Downtown Red e v elopment Pla n. The ame ndmen ts consisted
of major changes to the text of the Pl a n that r esulted from a change in
th e d eve lope r's proposal for downt own Englewood. The changes would be
ou t l i ned in more detail by Susan Pow ers , Dir e c tor of Urban Re new al Au-
thori ty . Th e other ch ange is that the Urb an Re n e wal Authority was re-
c omme nding that additional properties would be lis ted in the Plan for
a c quisit io n by the Authority . The only properties consid e red at this
hearing were:
3 4 01 Sou t h Bannock Street
3415 South Acoma Street
3427 Sou th Acoma Str 0e t
3 4 47-93 So uth Acom a Str eet
3448-90 Sou th Acom a St r e et
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Mayor Otis stated if Council decided to list the properties for
acquisition, then it was the responsibility of the Urban Rene wal Au-
thority to negotiate a pu rchase price with the owners o f the properties.
All ten a nts would be provided r e loca t ion benefits as outlined in t h e
Urban Renewal Authority Relocation Handbook . It was not t he resp onsi -
bi lity of the City Council to consider the purchase price of properti es
or relo cation b e nefits.
Mayor Otis asked that spea kers confine their comments and q ues-
tions to th e am e ndm ents of the pl an a s previously mentio ned .
Ma yor Otis stated at t h e end of th e publ ic heari ng, th e Council
would r eceive a recommendation fro m the Urban Re new al Auth o rity t o li st
addi t ion a l prope rties for acquisition. This request included th e fol-
lowing prope rt ies :
1, Par king l ots south o f Fir st Interstate Bank
2 . 331 1 South Broadway
3 . Lea s es wi thi n 33 15-3386 South Broadway
33 4 0-338 4 South Ac oma
33 -95 We st Gi rard Ave nue
May or Oti s stated Council wou ld c onti n ue this pu b lic hearin g on
th e above mentioned p ro pe rt ies to next Monday , Ma r ch 26 at 5:00 p .m.
Council Memb e r Neal stated it wa s a ppropriate to point out the
error made las t we ek o n the sub j ect of a leaflet that found i ts way
through pa r t of the down to wn are a . At l a st We dn e sda y 's Downtown Au-
thority meeti n g there was quite a spi ri ted discussion tha t evol v ed around
the curren t deve lopme nt neg o tiations wi th som e of the le ase holders in
wh at is known as th e He r zog prQpe rt y de velo ped by Br ady wh o curren tl y
own s the pr o per ty . One of the l ease h olders on th at bl ock who was at th e
meeting was concerned abo u t th e approach th at wa s bei ng taken a nd also
th e l ack of information in regard t o rights under th e Urban Re newal Au-
tho rit y Plan . Af ter a rath er s pirited discussion a nd it was a good dis -
cu ssion he (Council Mem b e r Neal) ins t ruc ted the City Ma nager to prepare a
sh o rt l etter th a t was to go to t he l ea se ho ld er s in th e are a known as th e
He rzog property, fro m Physical Whims i c a l down to but nrt i ncluding Kauf -
man's and t hen we st along Gir a rd. Those lease ho lds wer e the only on es
be in g co nsidered for inclus ion in the meeti ng next week . The leaflet was
to be d istr i but ed as in form ation Lo th ose lease holds str i ctly withi n
that define d area , a nd appare n tly it gained a much b ro ade r dis tribution
th e n inte nded . Co un cil Me mbe r Neal s t a t e d h e did no t necess a rily look on
that as a neg a tivr but appa r en tly it did cr eate some c ontroversy f o r
people who se pro p rty was not n o w being asked to be lis ted . Cocncil
Me mber Neal stat ed there wa s an error in the br oader distribution and
apol ogized .
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Ma yor Otis asked Director Power s to mak e the staff presenlation
I to out l i ne in mor e d etai l t he ch a nges .
Direc to r Pow •~ st ated the pl a n th at they were now proposing had
bee n app ro ved by the Urban Re ne wal Authority. The majo r ch ange s in -
clude d · th e co nstructio n of a b o ule va rd and would r ~place Girard Mall
whi ch origi n a lly we nt fr om Bro a dw a y over t o Cind e r e lla City . Th e r ea son
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th is ch a nge was made was the ma rk e t f o r retai l a nd office space along the
mall disappeared whe n office constr uct io n a c celer ated s e vera l years a90.
Ther ef ore , the ma r k eti ng c t udy c a me ba ck sa ying that r etail ac tivi ty a nd
offi ce bui ldings lo cated a l ong the ma ll would not mak e , s~cces sful mall .
Th e boulevard would con nec t Broadway to Hampden US 2 85 . An other i m-
port a n t c hang e was tha t Ki ng Soo p e rs buildin g , which had origina lly in-
tend ed t o be l ater in th e program h as moved into the f irst phase of it
and c a ll e d f or the Ki ng Soope rs bu ildi ng to be loc a t ed on t he City par k -
ing l ot , wh i c h has always bee n t he loca tion f or :t , but the con s truction
would sta r t i n Ma y of thi s year . Th ete i s still a h otel propos e d a t th e
i nt ersection o f US 28 5 and Che rokee, a ne w off :ce bui ld ing t h a t ma y house
ci ty h a ll iC the City c ho o ses to do s o , r etail busine sse s that wou ld line
Litt l e Dry Cree k from Ham pden Ave nue go in g up t ow a rds Gir ard , a p a rking
s truct ur e for th e east side o f Acoma in th e J 4JO b lock , a con ve n tion
c enter nort h of the h ote l to serve th e hotel fo r mee tings as we ll as
pot en ~i a ll y the Ci ty as a lib r ary site . Th e no rt hwes t q uadra nt would
have townhou s e d ev elopme nt in a townho use styl e and l ow -rise buildings .
There woul d not b e any b uildi ngs loc ated h e r e a ny hig her than the two
bank b u i l dings whi ch a re pr ese ntly lo cated . Tlie northwest qu ad r a nt would
end up bei ng r.es i de n tial .
Dir ec to r Pow ers s ta ted publi c imp ro veme n ts for L it tl e Dry Creek
r em a !ned th e s a me . Th e r e ~a s som e c hange in the d e sig n beca use the mar-
keti ng study indicated th ·t peopl e liked to b e closer to the wate r a nd
r ath er t h a n ha ve a c r eek that is 1'1 feet down i,..'ith wa t e rs f lowi ng throug h
it t hey wo u ld r ather have it a th e surfac', i .e . lake f ea tur e s .
The b ui ldout of it i s a nticipated to beg in Ma y of th i s yea r wi t h
the King Soope rs building t o be the f ir st bu ildi n g. The hotel wa s sup -
p os e to start sometime l a t e this fall a nd t h e oth~r bu i ld i ngs wou ld fol -
l ow . The othe r ma jor ch •nge was th e o t he r prope rti es listed f o r ac qui-
sit ion t hat a re suggested by the Ur b a n Re ne wa l Authority . Th ese pr o -
pe r ti es included: 3 4 0 1 SoLth Banno ck , west side of Acoma 3400 l ock (th e
width of it indicated th e south side of the intersection has t o be wi d en -
ed ), th e buildi ngs eff e cted by flood control imp r oveme nts , a nd p a rt of
th e of th e east side of Acoma 3 4 00 bl oc k since it h ad common ownersh ip
wi t h the we st side of Acoma the 3400 block.
Ma y o r Otis st ated i t was not the respo nsib il ity of Cou ncil to
consid er th e purch ase pr ice o f ptope r ties o r r e location be ne fits . Th ey
ccu l d be obtaine d fr om the staff ,f th e Urb a n Re newa l AutHow-
ev er , if a ny one wished o ad d r ss Counc il o n these am e nd me nt s to the pl a n
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presente d by Director Pow er•, he would allow five mi nutes for each pe rson
tu s peak .
Mayor Otis asked if there was a~yone wishing to address Council
at th i s t im e .
David Clayton, r esi denc e ad d ress at 4509 South Acoma Street and
bu sine ss address at 3 401 South Ban nock , came forw ard. Mr . Clayton stated
the present requirements 1p ec if 1 ed that all expense s no matter how small
required three bid s . Mr, Clayton stated in his opinion this was going to
cr eate unnecessary pap,. vork . He suggested that if basi c i n formation
was put together by the Community Deve lopm ent Department or a division of
th e d epartment for minor items , one bid s hould be suff i ci ent and would
cut out approximately half of the paper work . Mr. Clayton then asked if
money was going to be available s o that people who h ave to move can go
ahead wi th th e arrangeme nt s that were necessary.
Mayor Otis stated the questions were more proper for Ms . Susan
Pow ers the Director of Urban Ren e wal Authority to answer.
Dir ec tor Powers stated three bids were required for mo vi ng ex -
pensP.s , but it would be app r opriate for staff to go back and address this
qu estion.
Mr . Clayton stat ed his next question was the ma nn er in which
se ttlement would be made with pe op,e who hold leases , in particular would
it be done before mo vi ng.
Director Pow e rs stated no negotiations would start un til m0ney
was availabl e . She then introduced Mr. Ma rlin Opperman , the EURA eminent
domain cou ns e l , to answer Mr. Cl a yton's question .
Mr . Oppe rm an stat e d g e nerally with respect to the l e a s e situa -
tion t\1e be st procedure wa s for the claimant to turn in the reloca tion
bids from th e approp ri ate bidding agencies t o th e Urban Renewal Auth ority
as qui ckly as po ss ib le . So me of the types of cl a ims would have to go
throu g h mo re of an inten s ive r ev iew procedure for eligibility of paymen t ,
some of them would be paid in adv ance or at the t ime of th e initial sub-
mission of bids for moving, a nd others would be pai d as the mo vi ng pro -
cedur e goes al ong with som e of them possibly being either denied or con-
test ed .
Mr . Clayton asked what th a t did to the overal l situation wherein
th e bu sinessma n was r equi red to move and did not know wh e ther or not he
was going to be reimbursed f or exp e nses . Som e o~ these e xp e ns es were
qui t e sizeable.
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Mr. op.erma n r esponded that the businessman should try to obtain
bi ds with the cooperat ion of th e Ur b an Renewa l Aut h ority a s soon as pos-
sib l e in t h e process .
Mr . Clayton asked if le~se s would be neg oti ated ahe ad of t im e .
Mr. Opperman asked if he was talki ng abo u t le,se hol d values .
Mr . Clayto n stated y es .
Mr. Opper man st ated lease hold va l ues were handled in two ways ,
wh ere the developer , Mr. Brady, and h is compa n y a!r eady owns the unde r -
l yi n g fee ownership . In that situation there would be a ac q uisition of
only the lease hold interest o r the l eases themselve s, that property
repr esented by t h e indiv idu al holding the leas e . In that case the ne -
gotiation wou ld be with the l easee . In the situation wh e re the property
has not been acquired from th e o wn e r and where there may be acqui r i ng not
only the real e s tat e i n volved but also a ny te n a n ts righ ts , the n neg oti-
ations would b e with bo th the land owner and the tena n t . If th e re was a
controve rsy betw e en t he l a nd owner a nd the tenant as to who g e ts wha t of
th e total amount th e n the procedure for the Urban Renew al Authority is to
es tablish a fair market value for all the property interests as a total
sum . Th e total sum is e ith e r then pa id over to al l the ow ners of the
property or , if necessary , deposited in to court for con demnation action.
Th e statutes and the leg al a uthority point out th at at that time the
Urb an Renewal Authority is o u t of the problem a nd it is between the own er
and the tenant to settle the division of to t al compens ati on.
Mayor Otis asked if th e re wa s a n yon e e ls e wish ing to speak wi th
r espect to 3 401 South Bannock , 3415 Sou th Acoma , or 3427 South Acom a .
Mr. Pearce who operates a hardwa r e store at 3427 South Acoma
ref er r ed to a resolu t ion passed by Ci ty Council on August 23 , 1982 and
the sect ion stati ng that a "feasibl e method exists for relocatio n of
businesses , individuals , a nd fam il ies who will b e displaced by the Urban
Renew al project .'' Mr. Pea rc e as ked for c l ar ification and definition of
"f eas ible met hod.11
Cou n cil Member Higday stated he thought the r esolution refer red
to th e means th at wer e in the la wful guidelines to assist people in the
end eavor of re locati ng .
Cou n cil Mem b e r Neal stated Council was tryin g to b e creative and
re asonable under the guidelines with a commitment of tryi ng every con-
ceivab l e basis to make satisfactory arrang e ments i n r eloca ting p e,ple .
Ma y or Otis stated Council has s et up th e Urban Renewal Author i ty
as th e vehicle for se t ing i n to implementat ion th at f ea sible method wh at -
ever it may be.
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Mr. Pearce st a ted he h a d alot of co nfiden ce in this Council, and
he was only interested in staying in business .
Mayo r Otis a sked if a nyone e lse wish e d to sp ea k with connection
to 3427 South Acoma, 3 447 to 93 So uth Acoma, 3448 to 90 South Acom a .
COUNCIL MEMBER NEAL MOVED TO RE CEIVE THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE
URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY TO LIST THOSE ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES FOR AC QUISI-
TION AND SET A PUBLIC HEARING ON THOSE AT 5:00 P.M. ON MARCH 26, 1984.
Council Memb e r Bradshaw seco nded t h e mot i on. Upon a call of the roll,
th e v ot e re s ul t ed 1s follows:
Ayes:
Nays :
Counc i l Members Higday, Ne al, Vob ejda, We ist,
Bilo, Br a dshaw, Otis.
None.
The May o r decl a red the moti o n c ar r ied,
CO UNCIL MEMBE R BRAD SHA W MOV ED TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING
UNT IL NEXT MONDAY, MAR CH 2 6 , 1984, AT 5:00 P.M. Council Member Higda y
s econded the mo ti on . Up o n a ca ll of the r ol l, the vote resu lted as f ol-
low s:
Ayes:
Na ys:
Council Mem ber s Hi gd ay , Nea l, Vo b ejda , We ist,
Bil o , Brad shaw, Oti s.
Non e .
Th e May or d e cl a r ed t he mot i on c a rr ied .
''Commun ica tio ns -No Action Recommended 11 on the agenda were:
(a)
(b )
(C)
(d)
Minut es of the Urb an Renewal Auth o rity meeting of
Febr uary 8 , 1984.
Minutes of t h e Par ks and Recreatio n Commission
meeti ng of Febru a r y 9 , 1984 .
Minutes of the Plan n ing and Zoning Co mmission
meeting of Fe b r uary 22 , 1984.
Report from Ma yor Pr o Tern Bradshaw , Coun ci l Mem-
b e rs Bilo and Neal , and City Man age r Mccow n con -
cerning their atte nd a nc e at the Natio nal Leag ue o f
Cities Con f eren ce in Wa s hington , D.C .
March 19, 198 4
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COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVE D TO ACCEPT "COMMUN I CATIONS -NO
ACTI ON RECOMMENDED" AGENDA ITEM S 5(A) -5 (0). Council Member i,;•,,is t s ec -
on ded t h e mo t ion. Upo n a call of th e roll , the vote resul ted •s fol-
lows:
Ayes :
Nays:
Council Membe rs Hi gday , Neal, Vobejda , Weist ,
Bilo, Br adshaw , Ot is.
Non e .
The Ma y o r d ec l ared the mot io n c arried.
City Manager Mccown presented a Council Communicat ion f r om the
Pl a nning and Zoning Commissio n co ncer n i ng a p lann ed developme n t in the
5200 bl oc k o f Sout h Broadwa y . Mr. Mcc own stated Council may wis h to hold
a pub l ic hear ing o n t h e plan.
At the r eq ues t o f Counci l Memb er Brad s haw, Director Powe rs
clar ified that the origi n al plan wa s th e one t o be considered. The re-
v isions which came lat e r were pr ese nt ed as suggesti ons.
CO UNC IL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO REC EIVE THE COMMUNICATION AN D
S ET A PUBLIC HEARIN G DATE FOR MONDAY, APRIL 9 , 1984 , AT 7 :30 P.M. Co u n -
cil Me mber Weist seconded t h e mot ion. Up on a cal l of the r o ll, th e vo te
r esulted as follows:
Ayes :
Na ys :
<.onci l Members Higday , Neal, Vobejda , Weist,
Bilo , Br adsha w, Otis .
No ne .
The Mayor declared the mot ion carried .
City Manager McCo wn pr e sented a Council Commu nicatio n fr,,m the
Urb an ~e newal Authority conce rn i ng a fund transfe r to the Ur ban Reoewal
Authority for property acquisition and a construction project.
RESOLUTION NO, 8
SERIES OF 1984
A RESOLUTION AMEND I NG THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND.
March 19 , 1984
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COUNCIL MEMBER BRAD SHAW MOV ED TO PASS RESOLUTION NO, 8, SERIES
OF 1984 . Counci l Member Bilo seconded the mo tio n. Upon a ca ll of the
roll, the vote res ulted as f ollows:
Aye s :
Nays:
Council Members H'.gday , Neal , Vobejd a , Wei st ,
Bile, Bra dsh aw, Otis .
None .
The Mayor declared t h e motion car ri e d .
City Ma n ager Mc c own pr ese nted t wo Council Communications fr om
the Wa te r a nd Sew e r Board. One recommended app rovin g th e vaca tion of t he
exi sti ng water line easement and th e c oncu r re nt ded ica tion of the new
easement. Th e second recommended obtai ~i ng a proposal from Bl ack &
Veatch to design improveme nts to pr e vent overloadi ng of the sewer syste m
downstre a m of th e Comm un ity Center .
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO O!RECT THE CITY ATTORNE Y TO
PRE PAR E AN ORD INAN CE FOR THE VACATI ON OF THE EASEMENT. Council Me mb e r
Bi lo s e conded the motion. Upon a cal l of the r o ll, th e vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes:
!la ys:
Coun c i l Memb ers Higday , Ne a l , Vobejda , We ist ,
Bi l e , Br a dsh a w, Ot is .
Non e .
Th e May or d e clar e d t he motion c a rri e d.
Ci ty Attorn e y De Witt e xpress e d app recia t ion for Dir e ctor of
Utilities S tu Fo nda 's he lp in pro v iding l e ga l des cr iptions i n th e com-
mu n i ca tio ns . Thi s would h el p expedite th e wr i ting of th e o rdin a nce and
h e would ha ve it r eady for c o nsideration on April 2 , 198 4.
CO UNC IL ME~BE R BIL O MOV ED TO ACCEPT BL ACK & VEAT CH FOR DESI GN
IMP ROVEM ENTS TO PREVEN T OVE RLOADIN G OF THE SEWER SYST EM DOWNSTREAM OF THE
COMMUNI TY CEN TER AN D TO PRES ENT A CON TRACT FOR APPR OVAL. Council Membe r
Bradsh aw s econ d e d t he motion . Upo n a ca ll of the ro ll , t he vo t e r e sulted
as foll ows:
Ay es :
Na ys:
Co un cil Me mb e r s Hig d ay , Neal , Vo b ej d a , We i st ,
Bi l e , Bra dsh aw , Otis .
No ne .
The Ma yo r d e c l are d t he mo tio n c ar r ied .
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City Manager Mccown p resented a Council Communication from the
Parks a nd Rec reation Commission concerni ng a proposed name for the new
Engl e wood Community Center , which wa s "Th e Englewood Recre a t i on Ce n ter."
COU NCIL MEMBER BRADSH AW MOVED TO RECEIVE THE COMMUNICATION.
Coun cil Membe r Bil o seconded the mot ion. Upon a cal l of the roll, t he
vot e re s ulted as follows :
Ayes:
Na ys :
Council Membe rs Higd a y, Nea l, Vob e jd a, Weist,
Bile , Br a dsh a w, Oti s .
None.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
City Manager McCow n pres e nted a Cou ncil Co mm un ica tion f rom the
Library Ad v is o ry Board con ce rning a bu ildi ng co n sultant c ontr a ct.
COUNCIL MEM BER BRADS HAW MO VED TO APP ROVE AWARD OF CONTRACT TO
DAVID R. SMITH AND APPR OPRIATE $13 ,98 0 TO THE LIB RARY DEPARTMENT IN 198 4
TO BE EXPENDED OV ER THE LIF E OF TH E PROJECT . Coun ci l Memb e r Weist s ec -
ond ed the motio n . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as fol-
l o ws:
Ayes:
Nays :
Coun c il Members Hi gday , Nea l, Vobej da , Weist,
Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis .
None .
Th e May or declared the mo tio n c ar ried .
ORD I NANCE NO. 11
SERI ES OF 198 4
BY AUTHORITY
COUNCIL BILL NO. 11
INTRODUCF.D BY CO UN CIL
MEMBER BR ADSHAW
AN OR DINA NCE APPROVING AN AG REE ME NT WITH TH E METROP OL ITAN DENVER SEWAGE
D,S POSAL DIST RICT NO . 1 PROVIDING FOR SPECI AL CON NECT OR STAT US FOR THE
CIT Y OF ENG LEW OOD .
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COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHAW MOVED TO PASS COUN CIL BILL NO. 11,
SERIE S OF 1984 , ON FINAL READING. Council Member Bilo s e conded the mo-
tio n . Up o n a call of th e roll , the vote result e d as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Cou nc il Memb e r s Hi gd ay , Neal , Vo b ej d a , Wei s t ,
Bilo, Bradshaw, Otis.
None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
ORDINANCE NO. 1 2
SERIES OF 1984
BY AU THORITY
COUNCIL BILL NO . 6
INTR OD UCED BY COUN CIL
MEMB ER NEAL
AN ORDINAN CE APP ROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH CHERRY HILLS FIRE PR OTEC TION
DISTRICT PR OV IDIN G FOR MUT UAL /AUTOMATIC AI D FOR F IRE PROTEC TI ON FOR BOTH
ENT ITIES.
COUNCIL MEMB ER NEAL MOVED TO PA SS COUNC IL BI LL NO. 6, SERIES OF
1984 , ON FINAL READI NG. Coun ci l Member Bilo second e d t he motion . Up on a
c al l o f th e ro l l, t he vote r esul ted as follows:
Ayes :
Nays:
Council Membe rs Higday , Neal , Vobejd a , Wei s t,
Bil o , Br a dshaw , Otis.
No ne.
Th e Mayor decla r e d the motion c a rried.
COUNCIL MEMBER BRADSHA W MOVED TO APPROVE A PROC LAM ATION DE-
CLARING MA RCH 18 -24, 1984, "POISON PREVENTI ON WEEK ." Coun cil Member
Higd a y seconded the motion . Upon a call of th e roll , th e vote resulted
as fo l lows:
Ayes:
Na ys:
Council Memb e rs Higd a y , Nea l , Vobejda , Weist ,
Bil e , Bradshaw , Otis .
Non e .
Te e Ma yor de c lar ed the motion c ar ried .
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COUNCIL ~EMBER WEIST MOVgD TO APPROV E A PROCLAMATION DECLARING
APRIL, 1984 "FAIR HOUSIN G MONTH." Con~-1• Member Vobejda seconded the
mo ti on. Upon a c a ll of thR roll, th e vote ~es ul ted as follows:
Ayes :
Nays:
Council Memb ~rs Hi g day, Nea l, Vobe j da, Weist,
Bilo. Brad sh11 1w, Otis .
None.
Th e Mayo r declared the mo tio n carri e d.
City Mana ge r Mccown stated h e had 1983 ci ty attorney salaries
surve y as r e quested by Council Membe r Bi!o . Hr. Mccown r ecommended a dd-
i ng 7% t o amo unts for estimated 1984 rates .
Counci l Me~ber Bradshaw exp r essed appreciation to Mr. Cl ay ton
for h is conduct d ur iag the publ i c hearing.
Tne re was no further bus i ness discuss ed .
COUNC IL MEMBER HIGDAY MOVED TC AD J OURN .
May or Otis ad jou rn ed the meet ing at 8:47 p .m. without a vo te .
~uty City Clerk