HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-02-20 (Regular) Meeting Minutes568
CD.JNCIL ClW1BER.5
CI'IY OF ~D, OOLORAOO
FEBRUARY 20, 1973
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The City Council of the City of Engle\tDXI, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
met in regular session en February 20, 1973 at 8:03 P.M.
Mayor Senti, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Dr. Rubin Wieber of the SeVE!lth Day Adventist
Clrurch, and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by the Engle\tDXlettes 4-H Group.
were present:
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upcn the call of the roll, the following
Q:ulcil Menbers Henning, Illority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg,
Senti.
Absent: Uxmcil Henber Schwab.
The Mayor declared a quorun present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial
City Attorney Berardini
Assistant City Manager~
Director of Finance Nollenberger
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~ IH>Rl'IY MJVED AND CllJNCIU1AN BLESS~ SECXlIDED A Mn'IOO 'mAT mE
MllUl'F.S OF nm REWLAR ~ OF FEBRUARY 5, 1973 BE APPR>VED >S READ. Upcn the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
the audience:
Ayes: Council Menbers Schnackenberg, Illority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Nale.
Absent: Council Merrber Schwab.
Abstain: Council Menber Henning.
The Mayor declared the mtien carried.
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Mayor Senti recognized the following Special Citizen Program Invitees from
Mr. Dermis Rademacher, 3730 So. Elati Street, Precinct No. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowe, 2060 East Eastman Avenue, Precinct No. 7.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Ranun, 4570 So. Kn>x Court, Precinct No. 13.
Mr. Elof C. Johnsen and Mr. Orris Johnsen, 4942 South Shernmi Street,
Precinct No. 16.
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Mr. Sam Love was present en behalf of the Engle\tDXI Liens Club to make a
special request of the City Council.
Mr. Love gave a history of early Englewood. He stated that the Liens Club
desired to have a Placer Cant> day at the third Saturday in June in order to comnemnorate
the first settlement in the Engle\tDXI area. He requested both the City of Engle\tDXI and
the Cllmt>er of Comnerce to help in the celebratien of Placer Canp Day, and the Chanber
had already concurred. He requested the City declare Placer Day and official EngleNOC>d
holiday.
~CIU01AN HF.Rm«; MMD AND CllJNCII.MAN IH>RI'IY SECDIDED A Mn'IOO TO
RalUES'f mE CI'IY ATIDRNEY TO DRAW UP A PR>CLAMATIOO DF.CLl\ROO nm nnRD SEPI»omER IN
JmE >S PLACER CAM> DAY. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Merrbers Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: Nale.
Absent: Council Menber Schwab.
The Mayor declared the TIDtien carried.
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Mr. Emnett Curry appeared before C.Ouncil representing the EnglEMX>d Charrber of
Coomerce to request a mmicipal government menbership in the Cllanber of Qmnerce.
He stated that they were requesting a dooatioo of $10 ,000 fran the City of
Englewood. Mr. Curry gave a brief descriptioo of the role the respoosibility of the Cllanber
and its relati.ooship to the City.
Councilman Blessing inquired whether the merrbership would be of a continuing
nature. Mr. Curry replied that that would be at the pleasure of the C.Ouncil.
QJuncilwanan Herming inquired as to how the particular dollar figure was de-
rived. Mr. Curry stated that it was 20% of the Chanbers's budget based on the fact that the
City was the largest business within the conm.mity.
QJuncilwanan Herming stated the City's effort in the redevelopnent of the C.Ore
Area and its cost should be looked at as part of the City's contribution.
QJuncilman Blessing stated that further discussion between the Cllanber and the
City was necessary before this question could be resolved.
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Mr. Noel Hobbs was present before C.Ouncil to present as award to the City oo be-
half of the Rocky t-btntain Section of the American Water Works Association.
He stated that the Association recognized its chapters in the field of conm.mity
relati.oos. 'llle City of Englewood had~ the regional entry award and its entry would go to
the naticnal in Las Vegas for judgement for the national award. He presented the award to Mr.
Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities.
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Mr. Leal G. Van Bellingham, Vice-President of C.Orporate Developnent, Cablecom-
General, Inc., and Mr. Robert Clark, Executive Vice President of Bill Daniel & Associates were
present to discuss with Council their CATV franchise.
Mr. Clark stated that CATV did not get off the grouOO in 1967 in the Denver area
due to the opposition of the local stations. \illerl the FCC finally allowed CATV recently, City
Manager Dial requested the FCC to hold up t-btntain States Video's applicatioo due to the tre-
mendous changes in CATV technology and developnent since 1967. 'llle investment in the City of
Englewood wuld be be~ 1 and 1 and ooe-half mi.llioo dollars. Bill Daniels and Associates
or t-buntain States Video, was asking for the opportunity to negotiate with the City of Engle-
wood ooce again to start the franchise since the FCC is I¥M allowing CATV in the area.
The City of Englewood would get $21,000 per year in franchise taxes from a
CATV station.
COUncilwanan Herming inquired as to the general rules of the FCC oo CATV. Mr.
Clark replied that the FCC is attE!lpting to make CATV tIDre responsible. The new regulations
call for a minim.El of 20 charmels to be provided by the carriers of CATV. <ne charmel t11JSt be
a public service charmel usable for public causes. In addtional, there nust be an educational
charnel for use by schools in the area, and additionally there nust be a local government
chamel which could televise such things as Council meetings. The FCC rules are very detailed
and are enforced by cancellatioo of permits.
City Manager stated that if t-buntain States Video offers another city in the
area a better deal than they are offering the City of Englewood, then our cootract would
autormtically receive the sane benefit rate.
QJuncilman Brown stated that the City Council needed to look at the costs of
CATV and its benefits to get the best available for the City of EnglEMX>d.
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Mr. IUl Nesbitt of the finn of Lovell, Osnes & Nesbitt Conpany, consulting
engineers, was present to make a presentatioo on the proposed expansion of the City's Servi.cen-
ter.
City Manager Dial stated that rrmies have been earmarked in the Revenue Sharing
F\Jnd for the construction of this building. 'llle engineers specifications soon. 'lbe facility
will hold the functions of various departmental operations.
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Councilman Sclwab entered the room at 9:08 P.M.
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Mr. Nesbitt gave a general description of the Servi.center architectural plan.
He stated that he hoped to be on the bid market sanetime in April in order to have the facility
finished by a year fran IXJW. Many of the elements of the building will be pre-engineered con-
struction.
City Manager Dial stated that the organizational structure of a sevicenter area
will be defined later this spring.
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Mr. Robert IAlfty, Attorney, was present representing the enployees association
and Officer Jolm Leyden of the Engl~ Police Department was present to discuss the ordinance
inplementing the charter amenctnent regarding enployee relations.
Mr. D.lfty stated that he 'WOUld like to reiterate the enployees dismay with the
ordinances in the one particular area of responsibility of the Persamel Director. Mr. stated
that the system as it is set up is not designed to be conpletely fair and that the enployees
had requested him to come before them again in order to encourage the Council to have the
Persanel Director report to the Board of Career Service Conmissioners.
Officer Leyden stated that the City enployees, the Board of Career Service
Conmissialers, the Persamel Director, and the City Manager ~e the individuals ODst acutely
involved with this ordinance. Three out of four of those felt that the Persamel Director
should report to the Board of Career Service Conmissioners. He felt that the fourth individual
should be willing to conpromise at this time.
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A memrandun to the City Council fran the City Manager dated February 13th dis-
cussing the CATV proposal was received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service c.omnissioners meeting of J anaury 18,
1973 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Library Board meeting of February 6, 1973 were received for
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The minutes of the Parks and Recreation Conmission meeting of February 9, 1973
were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Conmi.ssion meeting of January 16 , 1973
were received for the record.
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The financial report for the ITDlth of January, 1973 was received for the record.
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r.ouncil received a 1JB1Drandtm fran the Director of Public Works to the City
Manager dated February 2, 1973, discussing a pedestrian signal across Federal Boulevard at
approximately Tufts Avenue.
City Manager Dial stated that if the Council desired to do so, there is a strong
possibility that the State of C.olorado will allow the City to put a pedestrian crossing on
Federal between Stanford Drive and Stanford Place on the west.
Director of Public Works Waggoner stated that the intersection crossing "WOUld
cost approximately $3,500.
CXlJNCilMAN IH)Rl'IY MJVED AND ax.JNCIU1AN S<liNAC<mBERG SECXJmED A Mn'l~ 'ID
DIRECI' 'DIE Cl'lY tWUtGER 'ID ARlW{;E FUR A PEDESl'RlAN SI~ BEI'WE}N STANFORD DRIVE AND STANFORD
PLArn ~ FEDERAL IDJI.VARD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Sclmackenberg, Hemrlng, Illority, BrC7#0,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the ODtion carried.
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Council received a nemranc:h.m from the City Manager dated February 13th discuss-
ing civil and philantropic contributions to various organizations.
CD.H;II.MAN IH>RI'IY MJVED AND CllJNCII.MAN BLESSill; SECDIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID AilDCATE
nlE INI'ER-FArm TA.5K FORCE, $,3 , 000; 1HE a:MIJNI'IY ARI'S SYMPIDrf, $2, 500; MEAIS-00-WHEEIB, $700;
LIBRARY HERITAGE, $500. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Meni>ers Schnackenberg, Herming, lhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Council Menbers Schwab.
Absent: Nale.
'llle Mayor declared the TIDticn carried.
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Council received a reconmendaticn from the Plarming and Zoning Conmissicn that
the request of H. E. LcMiennilk Conpany for vacaticn of a right-of-way be denied.
~ ~ MJVED AND CllJNCII.MAN ~ SEcnIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID APPR>VE 'lliE
RECDHNDATIOO OF mE ~AND zcmK; CIM1ISSIOO \.III(]{ DENIED mE RIGHI-OF-WAY VAC.ATIOO
~OF H.E. UM>ERMILK CXM>ANY. Upcn the call of , the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, lhori ty, Brown,
Blessing. Senti.
Nays: Nale.
Absent: Nale.
'llle Mayor declared the TIDticn carried.
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Council received a menmanc:h.m from the Plarming and Zoning Conmissicn reconmend-
ing attendance of two mercbers of the Q:mnissicn at the ASPO r.onference to be held in Los
Angeles fran April 7-12.
City Manager Dial stated that it had been budgeted for two individuals from
the Plarming and Zoning Conmissicn to attend.
CDBCIU1AN SCliWAB MJVED AND CllJNCII.MAN SQINA£l<ENBERG SEcnIDED A Mn'ICN 'ID AJ.lIM
'00 OF 'lliE PLARffilj AND ZCNIR; CXM1ISSIOO ~ERS 'ID ATrmD 1HE ASPO cnm:RENCE IN l.DS ~.
lJpcll the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
C.Ouncil Metrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, lhority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nooe.
Nale.
'llle Mayor declared the TIDticn carried.
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Council received a netcranc:h.m from the C.Ouncil-appointed Negotiating c.onmittee
on the Core Area Plan.
Councilman rllority inquired as to when final determinaticn oo the secood part
of the study, the recreational phase, would be determined. City Manager Dial stated that there
was $3,000 in this total contract for a recreational study. kt optioo in the contract allows
for a separate study to be done if the City so desires. 'llle San Francisco firm would prefer
not to take oo the recreational survey since it is not within their normal expertise area.
'nley ~d, h:Jwever, take it if it were forced upoo them.
CXlH:I1MAN IH>RI'IY MJVED AND CllJNCII.MAN BLESSIR; SEcnIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID DIRECT
mE K\YOR 'ID SI~ 'lliE AGmHNI' 00 nm CDRE ARF.A PLAN wrm '!HE FIRM OF ElNIHNEfiAL PLARm«;
AND~. INC. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Metrbers Schnackenberg, Heming, lhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Council Menber Schwab.
Absent: Nale.
'llle Mayor declared the m>tioo carried.
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Qulcil received a rnem:>randun fran the Director of Finance to the City Manager
relative to the City Attorney's budget.
City Manager Dial stated that the nerorandun stenmed fran the discussials be-
tween the City Attorney and the Director of Finance.
Councilman lllority stated that it was hard to believe that the cost of this
change wuld be $26 ,000. City Attorney Berardini replied that in essence, he was talking about
a new concept in legal work for the City. A 4-day court is , in essence, a full time position
for any judge and also requires a full time prosecuting attorney.
City Manager Dial stated that the staff would come back with an additional es-
timate on the cost of remdeling once final plans are IJBde.
City Attorney Berardini stated that the need for these people are acute and
should be dale as soon as possible.
Qulcil went into a qeneral discussion of the legal needs and persoonel of the
City.
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'lbe City Attorney intrcxtuced an ordinance on final reading amending Title V of
the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code by adding a new chapter entitled ''Englewood Enployee Rela-
ti.oos," Chapter 10, defining rights of enployees to organize and determining appropriate
representation units and procedures.
IN'IKDXE> AS A BIIL BY ™1~ BUSSOO.
BY ALrnl)RI'IY
ORDINAN<l'.: W. 2, SERIF.s OF 1973
AN ORDINANCE NDOIR; TITIE V, "CAREER SERVICE", OF nm '69 E .M.C. BY AIDOO A NEW OIAPlER
ntERE"ID, FNITn.ED ''E?GEWX>D a-PIDYEE REU\TIOOS'', OIAPlER 10, DEFINOO RIGHI'S 'ID EWLOYEFS
ro OR:WUZE roR nm PURPa>E OF ~(6; IErERMINATIOO OF APPR>PRIATE EM'I.DYEE REPRE-
smrATIOO mITS; CEKtIFICATIOO AND DECERI'IFICATIOO PR>DEClJRES; HEARIR}S; IMPASSES, GRIEVANCES
AND PllXElJRAL RIGHl'S AND OBLIGATIOOS; AND DECLARIR; AN aERGFNCT.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book) •
cnJN~ BLF.SSIR.; MMD AND CDUNCIU1AN ~ SECmDED A Kn'IOO 'ID APPR>VE
ORDINANCE 00. 2, SERIES OF 1973. Up<n the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Ncne.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the nDtion carried.
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'llle City Attorney introduced an ordinance on final reading repealing and re-
enacting Chapter 2, Title V of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code, entitled "Administration";
establishing a new Board of Career Service Conmissioners.
Colmcilwomm Henning stated that the Persoonel Director, in her mind, functions
as a department head and needs to be responsible to Coin:il's appointed head.
INI'lOlXE) AS A BIIL BY CXlfiCilMAN IH>RI'IY.
BY ALrnl)RI'IY
ORDINAN<l'.: 00. 3, SERIES OF 1973
AN ORDINANCE REPEALn«; AND REENAClTII; rnAP'lER 2 , TITIE V, OF nm '69 E .M. C. , FNIT11.ED
"AIJ'1INISTRATim'', ESTABLISHIH:; A NEW OOARD OF CAREER SERVICE CXM1ISSIOOERS, PR>VIDOO FOR
'llfEIR APPOINDErr AND El.ECTIOO, 1ERM OF OFFICE; FSIABLISHIH:; PR>DEilJRES FUR ronNATIOO,
EIECTIOO, REC.ALL AND REKNAL OF APPOINI'ED AND ELECI'ED CDtfiSSIOOERS, IN HARKIN WI'IH nm
PIOIISim8 OF SF.CTIOO 137 AND 138 OF ARI'ICIE 'YN OF nm flGDD)D 1D£ RULE CllARTER, AS
~. BY VOIE OF nm ~FIED EIECIDRS rn WVEl1BER 7' 1972.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book) •
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority,
Blessing, Senti.
Council Merrber Brown.
Absent: Nate.
The Mayor declared the nDtion carried.
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'Dle City Attorney introduced a resolution of intent of the City Council to annex
an area of approximately 181 acres in the vicinity of Santa Fe and Union, and setting a public
hearing.
City Attorney Berardini went through the legal ramifications of the annexation.
RFS:>WITOO 00. 8, SERIES OF 1973
A RESJWl'lOO OF INimI' OF 'lllE CTIY CXlJNCIL OF 'lllE CI'IY OF ElCLE\tD)D, (X)IJ)RAOO 'IO AmEX AN ARFA
OF I.AND 'lUl'ALIR; 181.229 Acm:s K>RE OR~. AS HEREINAFI'ER MJRE PARITClJLARLY DESCRIBED, AND
SEl'fJX; A lll\'.ra, TD£ AND PLA£l: OF HF.ARn«; ~; AND DIREC'TIR; nm CI'IY CLERK-TRFM>URER OF
'nlE CTIY OF ~ 'ID GIVE oorrra OF SAID HEARN; /tS RECPIRED BY LAW.
(Copied in full in the Official Resolution Book).
~ IH)RI'IY KJVED AND Cll.JNCIIMAN S<liWAB SECnIDED A MJI'IOO 'IO P/tSS
RESJWITOO 00. 8, SERIFS OF 1973 AND 'ID SET A PUBUC HF.ARn«; 00 APRIL 16'lll 00 'lllE ~00.
Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Cotncil Merrbers Scl-Mab, Schnackenberg, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Council Merrber Herming.
Ncne.
'Dle Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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City Manager Dial began a report regarding the status of the extention of
Clarkscn south of Littletcn Boulevard, and the status of sanitary sewer supplements within the
City of GreelK>Od Village.
tie stated that he had met with the Mayor of Greenwood, th!! fire involved, and
sooe ned>ers of the staff, at which time it was decided that the City of Greenwood ~d pro-
vide the right-of-way necessary for a street extending from Littleton Boulevard to Orchard in
alignnent with Clarkscn. The plan had allowed for a bridge over Orchard. This decision "WOUld
reserve the right-of-way without any definite plans for constructicn at this time.
Councilman Schwab stated that he disagreed on the basis that Greenwood Village
shwld not be held in abeyance on a spot basis of this sort. If the City of Fnglewoocl were
going to use sewer supplements as a harmer over other people's heads, there ought to be a
policy made to that end.
Councilman Illority stated that this acticn should never have been made necessary
but was forced due to Greenwood Village's action.
~ ~ MJVED AND <DJNCIIMAN SCENAa<ENBERG SECmDED A MJI'IOO 'IO GRAN!'
SANITARY SEWER SUPPUHNI'S 00. 2 , 3 , 4, AND 5 IN GREm\tlDD VD.LAGE rn nm <DIDITIOO 'DOO' nm
RIGII-OF-WAY IS SEClJRED nnoni nm PLAT 'IO nm SATISFACTIOO OF nm CI'IY srAFF AND AIDITirnAl.LY
'DIAT GREElUX>D VILLAGE SEClJRE nm cmsmr OF nm CI'IY OF aG..EWDD BEFURE VACATIOO OF nm
RIGII-OF-WAY Nl'i TIME IXJRIR; nm NFXI' 5-YF.AR PERIOD. Up<n the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ouncil Merrbers Schnackenberg, Herming, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Council Merrber Schwab.
Absent: Ncne.
'llle Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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Council began consideration of a request to waive the limitation regarding errr
loyment of close relatives in the same mmicipal department.
City Manager Dial stated that the young man wb:> had appeared before Council at
the last meeting had an answer fran Council on this issue.
Councilwoman Herming stated that she felt that the Council ought to re-affirm
the Resolution of February 12, 1971, 'Which prohibited close relatives fran working with the
sane department.
c.ouncilman Blessing stated that he felt that we should allow children to follow
in their father's footsteps, and this resolution was very prohibitive.
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CXXJNCIUtD1AN ~ MJVED AND CIXJNCII.MAN ~ SECnIDED A MJI'IOO 'ID RE-AFFIRM
nfE RE&>UTl'IOO OF FEBRUARY U, 1971. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Meni:>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown,
Senti.
Council Meni:>er Blessing.
Absent: Ncne.
The Mayor declared the ttDticn carried.
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City Manager Dial began a report regarding coopensatim benefit increases to
nunicipal errployees. He discussed a meroo that he had written to Cotn:il.
Councilwoman Henning inquired as to why the appropriatim in the budget was so
far off of the actual cost. City Manager Dial stated that essentially, it was because Phase
2 had gme off.
Councilman Schwab inquired as to the present status of the 5.51o guideline.
City Manager Dial stated that the guidelines are not off, but that they are voluntary, in that
organizations of less than 1,000 errployees need not even maintain records.
IN'IB)llJCED AS A BIIL BY CIXJNCII.MAN ~.
A BIIL FOR
AN ORDINAtU: AMEND~ TITIE V, rnAPmR 9, ARl'ICIB X, RELATIOO 'ID nfE Cl'IY OF ~D RETIRE-
MENr PLAN, SECTIOOS 36 AND 37 '69 E .M. C. , BY IBTABLI~ nm 'lUl'AL VESTn«; OF EARNED Bf.NEFITS
AFlER FIVE (5) ~ OF CREDITED SERVICE; AND REPEALit«; AIL ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES
IN ~er HEREWI'IH.
CXlJNCIIMAN ~ MJVED AND CXXJNCII.MAN S<liNACCENBERG ~ED A MJI'IOO 'ID APPR>VE
A BIIL FOR AN ORDINANCE (]W{;~ nm PFNSIOO FUND FOR ~-EM:RGENCT EWI.DYEF.S 'ID PERMIT FULL
VES'l'Il(; AT FIVE~ OF EM>LOYMENI'. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Nale.
The Mayor declared the ttDticn carried.
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INOOil.JCED AS A BIIL BY CIXJNCIUD1AN ~.
A BIIL FOR
AN ORDINAta ~~ TITIE V, rnAPmR 4, SECTIOO 1, '69 E.M.C., ENI'IUEO "AtUJAL LFAVE 0/ACA-
TIOO); AOCRUAL; ~FICATIOOS", BY REVIS~ .AmUAL LEAVE ACClMJLATIOO FOR EMPLOYEES IN nm
CIAC>SIFIED SERVICE; REPEALit«; AND ~ rnAPmR 6, ENI'IUED "CDoPFNSATIOO", SECTIOOS 8,
9 AND 10, '69 E .M.C. , BY AOOPITN:; A Nm TABLE FOR SAI.ARIES AND WAGES OF AIL ~IFIED ~
PIDYEES OF nfE CTIY.
CDJNCIUD1AN HERml,; MJVED AND CIXJNCII.MAN BLESS~ SECDIDED A MJI'IOO 'ID APPR>VE
A BIIL FOR ORDINANCE (]W{;~ nm WAGE PLANS FOR M.JNICIPAL EM'LOYEES AND !Ncm:M)~ nm NO.JN!'
OF VACATIOO TIME DAYS FOR ~-~Ci, ~IFIED EMPLOYEES. Upm the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Counci 1 Meni:>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Nale.
The Mayor declared the ttDticn carried.
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REOOllmOO ID. 9, SERIES OF 1973
A RE&>umoo FSI'ABLI~ A Nm PAY AND ~IFICATIOO PLAN FOR AIL ~IFIED EM'LOYEES OF
nfE CTIY, EXCEPI' FIREMN AND POLIO!MN, 'ID BE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1973.
(Copied in full in the official Resoluticn Book).
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CXlJNCIUU1AN ~ tOJED AND CXlJNCil.MAN ~ SEcx.tmED A MJITOO TO APPK>VE
RFS>UJITOO 00. 9, SERIBS OF 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ibority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: Ncne.
Absent: Ncne.
'llle Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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RESOUJITOO 00. 10, SERIBS OF 1973
A RFS>WITOO APPKlPRIATIR; FUIDS IN 'lliE GmERAL, WATER, SEWER, 'raANSIT, AND RECRFATIOO FUIDS.
(Copied in full in the official Resoluticn Book).
CDJNCIUU1AN ~ tOJED AND CXXJNCILMAN ~ SECXIIDED A MJITOO TO APPK>VE
RFS>WITOO 00. 10 , SERIF.$ OF 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ibority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Nale.
The Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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Council received a reconmendaticn that the Director of Conm.mity Developnent be
permitted to attend the ASPO Conference to be held in Los Angeles April 7-12.
CDJNCILMAN SCliWAB MJVED AND CXXJNCILMAN BI.ESSIR; SECXIIDED A MJl'IW '10 APPK>VE 'lliE
RECXMem!\TIOO 'mAT 'lliE DIRECTOR OF CllMJNI'IY DEVEI.DPMENI' BE PERMITl'ED TO ATl'mD 'lliE ASPO
~ IN IDS ~ APRIL 7-12. l.Jpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Ncne.
Nale.
'llte Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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Council received a request for a public hearing date to be set for a special
events liquor license for a St. Patrick's Day activity at the St. lDuis Catholic Church, 3310
South Shennan Street.
~CIUU1AN HENNm; MJVED AND CXXJNCILMAN SCliNACXENBERG SECXIIDED A MJl'IOO TO
SET K\ROI sm AS A PUBUC HF.ARm; DATE FOR A SPECIAL EVFNl'S UQU>R UaNSE FOR A ST. PATRICX Is
Dt\Y N:ITVITY AT ST. IJJUIS CAnl>UC aruRCli, 3310 sourn SHERMAN STREET. l.Jpal the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Nale.
'llte Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that the Urban Drainage District had received a study
en Little Dry Creek detailing drainage problem; in the Englewood-Greenwood Village area. 1bey
plan for a public presentaticn at our next Council meeting.
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City Manager Dial stated that the City needs a meeting of the Littletcn-
Engl~ bus comnittee. He will be setting one up in the near future.
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RES>UITIOO ID. 11, SERIES OF 1973
A RES>UITIOO Al100RIZIR:; nm WI'IFICATIOO OF PR>PERIY CJm:RS OF ASS~ FOR PA\Tlll; DISTRICT
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(Copied in full in the official Resolutioo Book).
CDJN~ IH>RITY MJVED AND CXXJN~ ~ SECnIDED A MJrIOO 'ID APPR>VE
RFSlllmOO 00. 11, SERIFS OF 1973. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the trotioo carried.
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Mr. Dale Clausoo, President of the Police Benefit Associatioo, appeared before
Council questiooing the inplementatioo of the time and ooe-half provi.sioo in the letter of
understanding. City Manager Dial stated that the actioo "'10\lld be dale acininistratively.
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Mr. Rat Bost<Xl, President of the Firefighters Associatioo, appeared before
Council thanking them for their inplementatioo of the wage study and expressed his surprise
that the conpetive situatioo in other cities was as high as it was.
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CXXJN~ SCllWAB MJVED AND CXXJNCII.MAN SCliNA£l<ENBERG SEcnIDED A MJrIOO 'ID
AllJ<lJm. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihori ty,
Brawn, Blessing, Senti.
Nooe.
None.
The Mayor declared the trotioo carried and the meeting was adjourned at 11:59 P.M.
/s/ Karl Nollenberger
ex officio Clerk of the Council
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