HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-05-07 (Regular) Meeting Minutes22
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CI'IY OF E?G.E\ilDD, CXJLORAOO
MAY 7, 1973
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'lhe City Council of the City of F.nglewood, Arapahoe County, Coloraoo met in
r~1lar sessioo oo May 7, 1973 at 8:03 P.M.
Mayor Senti, presiding, called the meeting to order.
'nle invocatioo was given by Mayor Pro Tern Howard Brown. Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Juli.or Girl Scout Troop No. 590.
present:
'Dle Mayor asked for roll call. Upcn the call of the roll, the following were
Council Meni:>ers Blessing, Schwab, Schnackenberg, Herming, Senti, Illority,
Brown.
Absent: Nale.
'Dle Mayor declared the quorun present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial
Assistant City Manager M::Cown
City Attorney Berardini
Director of Finance Nollenberger
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~CIUfAN ~ MJVED AND ax.JNCIUfAN BI .ESS~ SECXIIDED A KJI'I~ 'IO APPR>VE nm MINl1IES OF nm REWLAR t-fZrll{; OF APRIL 16, 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni:>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Nale.
'Dle Mayor declared the rmtioo carried.
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The Mayor recognized the following people from the list of "Special Citizen
Progran Invitees":
Mrs. Ray J. 'Dlanan, 3200 So. High St. Precinct No. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan J. Glassner, 4030 So. Grant St. Precinct No. 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Hicks, 4565 So. Acoma St. Precinct No. 12.
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Dr. Rudy Deyle, representing the Arapahoe Mental Health Service, appeared before
Council to discuss the Mental Health Center.
Dr. Deyle gave Council a map of the area covered by the Arapahoe Mental Health
Center. He stated that the patient populatioo in 1972 was 2,000 patients. The center has 58
professimals and 34 students, with a budget of $900 ,000. Their funding is currently split
between 251.. federal, 441.. State, 17% local, l<J'lo patient fees, and 5% County. IUe to federal
cutbacks, adjustments in the budget will have to be made. 'Dle Center serves an area of
200,000 people and provides in-patient care as well as out-patient care. The Center works
with ministers, doctors, school district, as well as other instituticns in the areas, helping
to solve problemJ of a mental health nature. The Arapahoe Mental Health Center currently has
a space crisis due to the rapid expansioo of prograrm and staff over the last few years.
Councilwanan Henning inquired whether a contract basis ~ld be the best way
to go about this service. Dr. Dey le replied that he felt the contract was the best way in
order to show the real cost of service.
Council.man Brown stated that he felt this type of program was a fine exanple
of ooe meeting the needs of the citizens of Englewood.
City Manager Dial inquired whether it ~ld not be nore proper for the funding
to come fran the County as the entity Ellk:a1p88Sing Englewood, rather than receiving from both
the Colnty and the City of Englewood, resulting in double taxatioo for Englewood residents.
Mr. Dey le stated that the Arapahoe Mental Health Center needed funding despa-
rately.
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Miss Jan Wintheiser and Mr. F. Douglas ~arland appeared before Council to
request funds en behalf of the fund-raising conmittee for the Englewood High School-Colorado
Ouoerd Bound Green River Raft course.
Mr. ~arland stated that the school had an outward bound program which they
were excited about. They had still $770-$800 wrth of benefits to raise, and they were asking
for spcnsorships of $25 to $50 apiece from clubs and individuals in the area.
Miss Wintheiser gave a descripticn of the trip and the benefits of it to the
students involved.
Councilman Brown inquired whether the student body was showing any enthusiasm
for the trip. Miss Wintheiser stated that the entire student body was supporting the trip
and showing as nuch concern as could be imagined.
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Mrs. Frances Howard, 645 East Yale Place, appeared before Council on behalf of
the Arapahoe County League of Wem:n Voters to discuss the Greenbelt along the Platte River.
She stated that the League endorsed the proposal of the River Developnent
Coomi.ttee for a golf course along the Platte River.
Councilman Schwab stated that there were 12 golf courses within 12 miles of
Englewood and that he had to question wnether a golf course was necessary at this time in
Englewood.
Councilman Brown stated that the City needed a Greenbelt area, of which the
golf course serves as a good beginning.
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Mr. Lewis Patten, 4435 So. Grant Street, appeared before Council to discuss
the proposed golf course.
He stated that the land will not be available indefinitely, and that the City
needed to take acticn at this time. The City of Denver and the City of Littletcn lx>th have
greenbelts, and Englewood being in between the tw should extend that between the tw existing
greenbelts.
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Mr. Janes Shoemaker, 4647 So. Galapago Street, appeared before Council to dis-
cuss the proposed golf course.
He reminisced on Englewood's past recreation and park program;. He stated that
of the 12 courses in the area, the private ones were very expenSive. Of the mmicipal ones,· 1
all of them gave preferential treatment to their own residents.
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ax.JNCIUDfAN ~ MJVED AND ax.JNCII11AN BLESSIR; SECDIDED A M1r!OO 'IO OPEN
A PUBLIC HF.ARIK; rn nIE FINAL RF.ADI~ OF nIE ORDINANra APPR)VI.R; AND APPORI'lrnm; CDSI'S FOR
PAV!?«; DISTRICT 00. 21. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Cotmeil Metbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Hemtlng, Ibority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the public hearing opened.
City Manager Dial gave a brief history of the establishnent of Paving District
No. 21. He stated that the people had been advised of the cost to be asessed against proper-
ties, and investigaticns have been made of conplaints aired at the previous public hearing.
The citizens have been advised of the results of those investigaticns.
Mayor Senti inquired whether anyone was present to object to the assessment.
No cne appeared before Council.
Ayes : Counci 1 Metbers Schwab, Sclmackenberg, Henning, Illori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti. ·
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Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried and the public hearing closed.
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INl'lDlXE> AS A Blll. BY CXXJNCIUD1AN HERm«;
BY Al11ll>Rl'IY
ORDINANrn 00. 11, SERIFS OF 1973
AN ORDINANCE APPlUJIR; 'DIE \H)LE <DST OF 'DIE IWR:MMNrS MAIE IN PAVIR.; DISI'Rlcr 00. 21, IN
'DIE CI'IY OF ElG.NX>D. CDI.DRAOO; APPRJVIR:; AND cnwr~ '!HE APPCRl'ICRINI' OF SAID cmT ro
EACH wr OR TRACI' OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT; ASSE.551?1; A SHARE OF SAID cmT AGAINST EACl{ wr
OR TRACI' OF LAND IN 'DIE DISTRICT; PRESCRIBOC 'DIE MAttiER FOR 'DIE CDILEC'l'Irn AND PAYMENr OF
SAID ASSESSlftn'; AND ~ AN 'EM:RGENCT.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book) •
ClXJNCIUi01AN HFRm«; MJVED AND CDJNCIIM\N BRCWtl .SECXIIDED A Mn'IW 'IO APPK>VE
ORDINANra 00. 11, SERIFS OF 1973. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the 11Dtion carried.
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CXXJNCII.MAN SCHWAB MJVED AND CllJNCII.MAN SCliNA£»NBERG SEcnmED A Mn'Irn ro RIDPEN
A HEARIK; 'ID cmsIDER nIE ARIDCATIOO OF APPRlXIMATELY 181 ACRES IN nIE VICINI'IY OF SANl'A Fl:
AND UNirn. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Diori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the 11Dtion carried and the public hearing reopened.
The cocrplete transcript of this public hearing is maintained on tape in the
office of the City Clerk, City of Engla«>od.
City Attorney Berardini stated that a resolution of intent was passed sane weeks
ago for the annexatien of this 181 acres. A finding of the facts nust be made by c.ouncil after
the hearing is closed. He described to Council the area proposed to be amexed. He stated
that the City felt it had over ~-thirds contiguity.
Director of Public Works Kells Waggoner stated that the map presented outlines
the ordinances which affected the city limits in the area surrounding the proposed amexation.
Councilwanan Henning inquired as to what the contiguity percentage was at this
time. Director of Public Works Waggener stated that it was 69 .66%.
Attorney William Myrick cross exanined Mr. Waggoner. Mr. Myrick requested a
fifteen minute recess, and the recess was refused by the Mayor.
A petitien was read by Mr. Myrick against the amexation of this property and
entered into the records as an exhibit for the defense.
Director of Public \tk>rks Waggoner produced a copy of the official plat of
Bellisle Gardens for Mr. Myrick' s perusal.
A detailed discussien of the ordinances for amexation and their hearing on the
map, exhibit 7, ensued. Questions on the contiquity were pursued by Mr. Myrick.
Mr. Jim Supinger, Director of C.ormunity Developnent, appeared and presented
exhibit rn.Ei:>er 8 as evidence and gave testinx:ny concerning the amexation proceedings. Mr.
Myrick cross exani.ned Mr. Supinger.
City Attorney Berardini stated the Council did not intend to inpose additional
restrictions en the property to the best of his koowledge.
Mr. Jack Fitch, 50 East Highline Circle, Littleten, Colorado, appeared before
Council. He stated that he was a registered land surveyor. He gave figures on the contiguity
and total distances which he had deduced after thoroughly exanining the City's ordinances and
of annexation. He noted what he felt were sane errors en the official City map. He felt the
City had enly a 54.4121o centiguity, which was less than that necessary.
City Attorney Berardini cross-exanined Mr. Fitch.
>n exhibit calling for an election in the area, and a petition presented in
1970 were brought to the Council's attention.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the Council should close the hearing at
this time, review the evidence, and make a finding on the armexation.
~ llDRI'IY MJVED AND CXXJNCIIMAN SCllWAB SECXIIDED A Mn'IOO TO CLOSE nm
PUBLIC HEARIR;. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Marbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, Dhority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the public hearing closed.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Comnissicners meeting of April 19,
1973 were received for the record.
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'llle minutes of the Board of Career Service Conmissioners meeting of April 30,
1973 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Parks and Recreaticn Comnissicn meeting of April 12, 1973
were received for the record.
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'1he minutes of the Plarming and Zoning Conmission meeting of March 20, 1973
were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Library Board meeting of April 10, 1973 were received for the
record.
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The minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of April 17, 1973 were
received for the record.
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The Election c.omnission minutes of the meeting of April 23, 1973 were received
for the record.
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A meroorandun from the Director of Finance regarding change of location for
operation of GEM Liquor Store was received for the record.
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The minutes of the Core Area Citizen's Coomittee meeting of April 19, 1973
were received for the record.
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A report from the Director of Qmrim:ity Developnent regarding his attendance
at the American Society of Plarming Officials conference was received for the record.
c.ouncil took under consideraticn a 11BTDI'andun fran the Board of Adjustment and
Appeals meeting of April 11, 1973 reconmending denial of a request by Mr. Roy Tollen, 4030
So. Inca, for a variance to permit the encroaclment of a hedge a distance of 9'3" from pro-
perty line to sidewalk upcn City property.
Mr. Roy Tollen, 4030 So. Inca Street., appeared before Council. He stated
that the points concerning the matter have been covered and that he would like to have a de-
cision on this matter.
Mr. John Lippert, 4020 So. Inca Street, appeared before Council. He stated
that he was in a position to the granting of a variance due to stakes and wire rurning along
the hedge route. He felt this was dangerous to children in the area.
Cculcilman Brown inquired as to how many children were in the area. Mr.
Lippert replied that there were rrrmy children of a young age in the area.
C<ulcilman Sclnackenberg stated that he had observed the situation and felt that
the netal staked were a hazard. Mr. Tollen stated that he would renmre the netal and stakes,
but that the hedge was the point in question.
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Q:Juncilman Schlackenberg stated that he had ovserved the situation o,f Wfl[lt;ing : 1
to g e t the hedge started , but that the metal did pose a hazardous situation.
cnJNCII.MAN ~ MMD 'ID GRANr 'DIE DENIAL OF ENCK>AQHNI' OF A HEOOE A DIS-
TNQ; OF 9 '3'' FKM PRJPER'IY LINE 'ID SIDawJ< 00 Cl'lY PR>PERIY, UPrn 'lllE CllIDITIOO 1HAT WIRE
AND STAKFS WERE REM1JED AUH; nlE rorAL PR>PERIY LINE F10t 'DIE OORIH SIDE OF 'DIE ProPERIY
AND AISJ 'DIAT mE mcB:lA£lHNl' BE REVOCABIE IN 1HE FUlURE. Upm the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent:
Qx.ncil Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, r:hority, Blessing.
CDl.ncil Menbers Brown, Senti.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the DDtion carried.
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Coln:ilwanan Herming left the room at 10: 50 P .M.
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Colmcil received a mennrandun from the City Manager regarding Englewood Dam No.
1. City Manager Dial stated that the dan functioned in the 3-inch rain storm of May 6, 1973,
and that he felt it l«>Uld be nuch help in preventing future damage from stonm in the area.
There was a problem deciding w00 l«>Uld bear the cost of repair to the dam.
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Coln:il~ Henning returned at 11:04 P.M.
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City Manager Dial suggested a comnitment by the City Council of 31.25%, whereas
the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District had requested 50%. Their letter is their first
proposal and this reply l«>Uld be a first conmitment from the City of Englewood.
City Manager Dial stated that he felt the district should be a 50% matching
basis .
cnJNCII.MAN IHJRI.1Y MJVED AND CDJN~ SCltiA£l<mBERG SECXIIDED A K1l'IOO 1HAT
mE CT1Y OF ~ ~ 31.25% OF 1HE rorAL aJST OF 1HE IMPIDVEHNI' OF ~D DAM, wrm 'DIE URBAN AND DRAINAGE DISTRICT PRJVIDIR; 50% AFTER AIL FEDERAL AND STATE Fl}ID!R:; IS
REraIVED. lJpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Couicil Meni>ers Schr.7ab, Schnackenberg, Heming, r:hority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Ncne.
Nale.
The Mayor declared the DDtion carried.
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Council received a nemranchm fran the Assistant City Manager regarding pro-
gram for the elderly and surmer youth recreation programs.
City Manager Dial stated that he felt the Council should receive the report
and study it, due to the lateness of the hour.
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Mayor Senti requested that the CoUlCil take action only en those item on the
agenda which were inmi.nent since it was already late in the evening. Council concurred.
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INI'lUlXE) AS A BilL BY ~ SOIWAB.
BY AIJIH)Rl'lY
ORDINANffi 00. 12, SERIES OF 1973
AN ORDINANffi NEIDIR; SECTIOO 3 (a) ENITTIED ''OVERl'IME \tDRK'' ClfAP'mR 7 , TITLE V, OF 'DIE '69
E .H.C., BY Al1lll>RIZ!R; OVERITME CXH'ENSATIOO FOR AIL ~IFIED EH'l.DYEF.S OF 'lllE CI'IY, R>T
EXDFr, FUR IlJTIES PERFUlHD OVER AND APOJE 1HE OORHl\L \tl>RK SQIEilJlE.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book) •
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~CIU1AN SCllWAB MMD AND ~CIU1AN IH>RI'IY SECXMEl A K1I'IOO 'ID APPR>VE
ORDINANra t«>. 12, SERIE.5 OF 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Cm.mcil Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, lllority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared t.'1e TIDtion carried.
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INfRXUE) AS A BIIL ~ CDUNCI~ SCllWAB
BY AI.ml)RI'IY
ORDINANCE 00. 13, SERIFS OF 1973
AN ORDINANra NEIDIR; SECTIOO 2 (a) , CllAPmR 2 , TITLE V, OF 1lIE '69 E .M. C. , FNITTIED
"AOONISTRATIOO -OOARD OF CAREER SERVICE cn+nSSIOOERS -CXlJNCIL APPOINI'EFS", BY OORRECTm:;
1lIE DATE OF 1lIE INITIAL TERM OF SAID CXlJNCIL APPOINI'EES, AND DECI.ARIR; A EMERQNCY.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book).
CXlJNCIU1AN SOiWAB MMD AND CXlJNCIUD1AN HEltiING SEa!IDED A KJI'IOO 'ID APPR>VE
ORDINANCE 00. 13 , SERIES OF 1973. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Merrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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Council began consideration of appointment of IDE!lbers to replace resignation
fran the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, Plamrl.ng and Zoning Comnission, and the Water and
Sewer Board.
CIX.fiCIU1AN SOINAa<mBERG MMD AND CDUNCIU1AN SCllWAB SEa!IDED A KJI'IOO 'ID
APPOINr PHIL VIERRA 'ID 1lIE OOARD OF AilJtJSnEn' AND APPF.AI.S; ~ FUI..IERrrn 'ID IBE WATER AND
SFlER OOARD; Df\VID HAYES 'ID 1lIE WATER AND SEWER AND SEWER OOARD; AND GFDRGE JORGENSEN 'ID
'lHE Pl..AtfiOC AND ~ cn+nSSIOO. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Menbers Schwab, Sclmackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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Council received a letter from Joe Ganez, Recreation Director at Graig Rehabili-
tation Hospital, requesting closing of the 3300 block en Clarkscn and Girard for the first
annual field day events.
~ SCltwAB MMD AND CXlJNCII.MAN satWJ<ENBERG SECXIIDED A KJI'IOO 'ID
APPRJVE mE CIDS~ OF mE 3300 BLOCX CN ~ AND GIRARD 00 MAY 18'1H FOR 1lIE FIRST ~AL
FIELD DAY F..VENrS AT GRAIG RmABILITATIOO R>SPITAL. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote re-
sulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Metrbers Schwab, Sclmackenberg, Henning, rhority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared TIDtion carried.
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Council received a meroorandun from the Assistant City Manager recomnending
rediction in the bus fare for the Engl~-Littleton-Ft. Logan bus line from 45 cents to
25 cents.
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~ SOltlAB KJVED AND CWNCIL\tDfAN ~ SEcnmID A KJI'IOO 'ID APPIUVE
nlE REil.x:rIOO IN FARE ~ 45 cmr 'ID 25 cmrs FOR nlE BUS LINE. Upm the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Qnncil Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried.
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Coulcil received a reconmendation from the Water and Sewer Board for approval
of Supplement No. 38 to Southgate Sanitation District.
~ IH>RI'IY KJVED AND ~CIIMAN SCltiAa<ENBERG ~ A KJI'IOO 'ID
APPICNE SUPPUHNl' 00. 38 TO~ SANITATIOO DISl'RICT. Upm the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Qnncil Meni>ers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Hemrlng, Illority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried.
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Im individual from DRCm appeared before Qnncil relaying information on the
DRax; regiooal hoo.sing allocation plan.
Councilwoman Henning gave a legislative update on current bills in the legis-
lature.
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~ SOltlAB KJVED AND ~ SClfiAa<ENBERG SECXH>ID A KJI'IOO 'ID
AllKlJlti nfE te:TOC 'ID K\Y 14, 1973 AT 8:00 P.M. Upm the call of the roll, the vote re-
sulted as follows:
P.M.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Me!rbers Set.Jab, Schnackenberg, Hemrlng, Ihority, Br<7#n,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 11:31
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cx:mcIL ~ CXNI'INUATIOO MAY 14, 1973 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Senti asked for a roll, call. Upm the call of the roll, the following
were present:
Council Meni>ers Sclnackenberg, Heming, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Senti.
Absent: Council Meni>er Set.Jab.
The Mayor declared a quorun present.
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~ ~ KJVED AND CWNCIIMAN BIESSIR; SECDIDED A KJI'IOO 'ID CXNrINUE
mE ~~OF MAY 7IH, 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Merrbers Schnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Ncne.
Absent: Council Menber Set.Jab.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried.
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Council received a menmandun fran the Director of Finance reconmending
purchase of a 48-foot aerial tower ladder truck fran Jacobs Equipnent r.onpany for $25.519.73.
~ HEHm«; KJVEO AND ~CIU1AN BLESSIR:; SECXIIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID APPIVVE
1llE PURCllA.5E OF A 48-FOOI' AERIAL 1™ER U\IDER TRlXl< FlDt JAOOBS ~PMENI' CD1PANY FOR
$25,519.73. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Melrbers Sclnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Ncne.
Absent: Council Melrber Schwab.
The Mayor declared the rootioo carried.
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Council received a mennrandun fran the Director of Finance reconmending the
award of a cattract to Trujullo Contractors for the low bid of $4,922.50 for coostructioo
of curbs and gutter, driveways and sidewalks of the Police-Fire Center.
CD.H:IlMAN SOiNAO<ENBERG MMD AND ClXJNCILW>tAN ~ SECDIDED A Mn'IOO TO
APPRJVE 'DiE AWARIED CIN1'RACT 'ID TRWIIl.D ClNl'RACIORS FOR 'DiE I1Jfl BID OF $4, 922. SO FOR cm-
STROCIT~ OF aJRBS , Gl1ITER, DRIVEWAYS, AND SIDEWAU<S. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as foll<Ms:
Ayes: Council Melrbers Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Ncne.
Absent: Counci 1 Melrber Schwab.
The Mayor declared the rootioo carried.
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CD.H:IlMAN IH>RI'IY KJVEO AND Cll.JNCIU1AN BLESSIR:; SECXIIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID ACCEPr A
LEtl'ER FlDt WIILIAM R. IVSS, RES!Gm{; FlU1 'DiE ~AND ZCNIR; CD+1ISSIOO. Upm the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Melrbers Schnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Ncne.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the rootioo carried.
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Council received a reconmendation fran the Plarning and Zoning Comnissioo that
West Tufts Avenue be renamed to South Decatur Street. City Attorney Berardini stated that
the change would require an ordinance.
~ ~ KJVEO AND ~CIU1AN BLESSIR:; SECXIIDED A Kn'IOO 'IO DIRECT
1llE CI'IY ATlOlff:Y TO PERPARE 'DiE NECESSARY OOClHNl'S TO EFFECT 'DiE ~ IN NAME OF WEST
n.JFI'S AvmuE 'ID SX1lH DECAnJR SI'REET. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Melrbers Sclnackenberg, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Ncne.
Council Meni>er Schwab.
'llle Mayor declared the rootion carried.
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Coulcil received a neoorandun fran the Planning Comnission and the Housing
Authority reconmending approval by Council of the DR!m Regional Housing Allocation Plan.
Hr. Rick Bell of DRO:X; appeared before Council in relaticn to the DRO:X;
Regi.ooal Housing Allocation Plan. Mr. Bell stated the DRO:X; had a resolution passed to allo-
cate housing across the Metro area. The City of F.ngl~ was included in that allocaticn
for a certain nurber of housing units. It was an atterrpt to identify the regional housing
needs of the area, while Englewood's particular needs may be smaller in reality.
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City Manager Dial described the allocaticn program to Council. Mr. Bell
stated that the resoluticn provided a recognition by each local body that they have a
camdtment in the housing area.
Councilman Sctnackenberg stated that Secticn 2 said that the Council will
prepare and adopt the plan, and he questioned whether that was not the Housing Authority's
respcnsibility. Mr. Bell stated that each nunicipality differed, but that DRm had attenpted
to draw an all-inclusive resoluticn.
Mayor Senti stated that the Housing Authority was definitely the vehicle within
the City of Englewood for this respcnsibility.
Councilwamn Henning stated that the City of Englewood was way dcM1 the road
in ca:rpariscn to many other cities in the area, and that this resolution was only a confinna-
tion of action already taken by the City.
RFS>WITOO W. 19, SERIFS OF 1973
RESJurrIOO FUR LOCAL AOOPITOO OF A RF.GIOOAL lDJSIR::; PLAN
CllfiCIU.DfAN HEmIR::; MMD AND CWNCIIM\N ~ SECXJIDED A MJI'IOO 'ID
APPlUJE RE&>LUTIOO ~. 19, SERIES OF 1973. Upai the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes: Council Meni:>ers Sdnackenberg, Henning, lhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Meni:>ers Sctwab.
The Mayor declared the ODtion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that he had submitted a ODdel ordinance on cable
television to Couicil at the May 7th meeting. 'lhe Federal Comrunication c.omnission recorrmends
this ordinance, which had been prepared in conjuncticn with the City of Lakewood. He stated
the City is currently meeting with M:mntain States Video in order to have an ordinance ready
at a subsequent meeting.
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City Attorney Berardini began a discussion of a bill for an ordinance allowing
construction of asphalt sidewalks along streets designed at State Higl'Mays. He stated the
b i ll had been requested by Council and arose from a problem in the Sheridan area, with walk-
ways along Federal Blvd.
Councilwoman Henning inquired whether the City needed to tie the ordinance dcM1
to cne particular area. City Attorney Berardini stated that it could possible clear the or-
dinance up a little, but its needs were questionable. 'lhe ordinance was changed accordingly.
nmuxx:ED AS A BIIL BY cn.JNCIU1AN ~.
A BIU. FOR
AN ORDINANra »EIDIR::; ~00 (a) , SECTIOO 23 , ClIAP'IER 2, TITIE XII, '69 E .M.C. , ENl'l'nm
"SfREE'ffi AND SIDEWAU<S", BY AU'IH)R!Zil{; ASPHALT SIDEWAU<S AllJACENI' 'ID STATE HIGHWAYS. Upat
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni:>ers Schnackenberg, Hermi.ng, lhority, Brown, Senti.
Council Merrbers Blessing.
Council Merrbers Schwab.
'lhe Mayor declared the ODtion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini began discussion of a bill for an ordinance regarding
fire protecticn for high rise buildings. He stated that the ordinance had been drafted at
the request of the City Manager, the Fire Cllief, and the Department of Cormunity Developnent.
'nle anendnent makes certain requirements for high rise buildings over 65 feet in height.
City Manager Dial stated that this amencknent ~d be in the revised uniform
building code, but the section was needed now, and particular reference to a high rise de-
velopnent possible along Dry Creek.
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:nmouE> ~ A BIIL ~ CXlJNCil1'1AN OORI'IY
A BI~ FOR
AN ORDINANCE »EIDIN:; SECTIOO 2, rnAPI'ER 2 , TinE III, '69 E .M.C. , ENIT'll.ED ''l.NIFORM BUII.DN;
OODE'', ~ AOOIK; A tEJ SECTIOO Nll1BERED 1807 nlERE:ID: REU\Till; 'ID FIRE PICI'ECTIOO ~URES FOR
HIGI RISE STROCl'URES IN GRJUP H AND GRXJP F DIVISIOO 2 OCXlJPANCIF.S.
CXlJNCil1'1AN IH>RI'lY MJVED AND Cll.JNCIIMAN srnNAa<mBERG SECXIIDFD A KJI'IOO 'ID
APPRJIJE A BIIL FUR AN ORDINANra REU\Till; 'ID FIRE PICI'ECTIOO ~URES FOR HIGH RISE STRUCI'URES.
Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
c.ouncil MenDers Schnackenberg, Henning, rhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
None.
Council MenDers Schliab.
The Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini began discussion of a resolution appropriating funds in
the General F\Jnd.
City Manager Dial described the budget amenctnents to Council.
RESOWITOO ti>. 20, SERIES OF 1973
A RESOWITOO APPRl~ FUNDS IN mE GmERAL FlJNO.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book).
~ ~ MJVED AND ~CIIMAN BLESSIN:; SECXIIDFD A KJI'IOO 'ID APPRJVE
RESOll1fIOO ro. 20, SERIE.5 OF 1973. Upat the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Menbers Sclnackenberg, Henning, Illority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
None.
c.ouncil Menbers Schliab.
'llle Mayor declared the TIDtion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini began a discussioo of a resolutioo for allocation of
City sales and use tax revenues. He stated that it was his understanding that the auditors
of the City had requested this resolution be passed.
RESOWITOO 00. 21, SERIES OF 1973
A RESOWITOO FUR mE Al.LOCATIOO OF CI'IY SAIES AND USE TAX REVFNUES.
(Copied in full in the official Resolutioo Book).
CXlJNCil1'1AN IH>RI'lY MJVEO AND CDJNCIIMAN ~ SECXIIDED A KJI'IOO 'ID APPRJVE
RESOWITOO 00. 21, SERIF.s OF 1973. Upat the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
c.ouncil MenDers Schnackenberg, Hemrl.ng, Illority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
None.
c.ounci 1 Menber Schliab.
The Mayor declared the mtioo carried.
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City Attorney Berardini passed out the court order voiding Peoples Ordinance
No. 1, Serles of 1972.
c.ouncilman Brown inquired as to how the City Attorney felt in regard to the
appealing of this ordinance, stating that the City needed roore decency for its youth.
City Attorney Berardini stated that he ~d need to review the case with Mr.
Lee since he had argued it prior to respcnding to that question.
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Colmcilman Sclnackenberg stated that he felt it was futile to pursue this
ordinance further, since ther were so many mistakes in it. Rather, the City should pursue
a new ordinance without any fatal mistakes thereof.
Coulcilman Brown stated that he ~d go along with that.
Colmcilman Blessing stated that the City cannot buy rorality, and he could see
no sense in spending the naleY to try to do so.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that he had hired an Assistant City Attorney for
prosecution. Hr. Dan Ranw3ey was his choice, and he introduced Mr. Ramsey for the audience.
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Q:uicil began consideraticn of a request for a railroad spur across West
Dartmouth Avenue near South Shoshale to serve property owned by Mr. Paul Welboume.
City Manager Dial showed a map of the railroad and the Dart:nDuth area. Mr.
Paul Welboume was present in the audience. He described the situation to Council of the
propetty al.mg the area, stating that the City was also in the process of acquiring right-
of-way for llq>rovanents to Dart:nDuth Avenue between Tejoo and Santa Fe Drive. 'llle City has
to install storm drainage as well as extra width constructicn alcng this area in ccnjuncticn
with the DartJoouth Avenue project.
Colmcilman Sclwab arrived at 9:30 P.M.
Colmcil'WODBll Henning left at 9:31 P.M.
Q:uicilman Ihority stated that the Council could get criticized for taking
storm drainage naleY to the Dart:nDuth area -whell they had promised Mr. Virgil 'lllanas that
his area had the next priority in the storm drainage problem.
Hr. Welboume stated that the project could be <ble next year, but that it
would be DDre beneficial to pursue it at this time.
City Manager Dial stated that the Council could attach sane of the storm
drainage proble!IB now and re-budget for the downtown and core area developnent next year,
since the tmney for downtown inprovement could not be spent this year due to the n<n-conpleticn
of the core area report.
Colmcilman Blessing stated that apparently they could do both storm drainage
projects, making this cne feasible.
Mr. Welbourne pointed out en a map the area ccncemed.
Q:uicil'WODBll Henning returned at 9:33 P.M.
~ IH>RI'IY MJIJED AND Cll.fiCIU1AN SCliNA£l<mBERG ~ A MJI'IOO 10
AlJIH)RIZE niE K\YOR 10 SI~ AN AGREFHNI' AND CARRY OOT ~ FOR RAil..R)AD SPUR CRQSS!tl;
AT MRlMl.TDI Avmt.JE NF.AR &Xml Sll>SIDIB. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
CoUlcil Menbers Schwab, Scmackenberg, Henning, Il'lority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nooe.
Nale.
The Mayor declared the ItDticn carried.
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Councilman Dhority left the roan at 9:59 P.M.
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Q:uicil began consideration of the Jaycees request for financial assistance for
the 4th of July fireworks display.
Q:uicilman Brown inquired whether they were asking for $1,000. 'llle answer was
in the af f inmtive.
Councilman Blessing stated that he felt organized activity en the 4th of July
of the fanily type was beneficial, but he was opposed to fireworks.
Q:uicilman Dhority returned at 10:02 P.M.
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Council.man Brown stated that you could not cut the funds to them and still
encourage the fani.ly-type programs. Fireworks were an old custom, of which the country
used in celebrating.
Councilman Dhority stated that he did not feel fireworks were SytlllOllDUS with
patriotism.
ClXJNCIU01AN ~ mvED AND CXXJNCIIJ11\N SCllWAB SECXIIDED A K7ITOO 'ID APPR>PRI-
ATE $150 ro nIE JAYCEES wrm nIE tUI'IFICATIOO 'mAT nus POOSIBLY WAS nIE LAS!' YEAR 'mAT nIE
axi«;IL \.IXJl.D APPK>PRIATE t-OIBY. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, Dlority, Senti.
Council Merrbers Brown, Blessing.
None.
The Mayor declared the ODtion carried.
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Council began consideration of authorization for the sale of land to the City
of Sheridan at the north and of Fi.re Station West.
City Manager Dial stated that the fire station design was final and that bids
wuld be out May 30th. 'Ibe estimated cost is within $1,000 of the budgeted cost. '!hat in-
cludes the finishing of the general purpose meeting room within the station. If the bid is
higher we ~d need to dip into the tlDley received from the sale of land to the City of
Sheridan. He showed a diagram of the area to be sold to the City of, Sheridan for their new
City Hall Conplex. 'Ibe conputation shows $6 ,683 necessary for the sale of land.
Mayor Senti stated that he felt it was necessary to do this for cooperation
between cities.
cnK:IU1AN BIFSSn«; MMD AND CXl.JN~ HmNltl; SECXIIDED A MJrIOO 'ID
Al1lll>RIZE nm MAYOR 'ID SI~ DEEOO 'ID SEIL nIE PIECE OF GR>UND AT nm OORl'H mo OF FIRE
STATIOO WEST. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Heming, Ihority, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the ODtion carried.
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City Manager Dial began a report regarding conmercial refuse pickup charges
and the POC regulatioo of refuse charges.
He stated that the PUC had never before atterrpted to regulate refuse charges
in the City, but we are geeting overtures that they may do so in the future. The Council
could pursue the rate increase put out by Colorado Disposal, Inc. on their conmercial accounts
if they chose to do so.
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Council began consideration of an appointment for an Engl~ representative
to serve on the Colorado Municipal League Resolutions Comnittee.
City Manager Dial stated that the City needed to appoint saneooe at this time.
Councilman Dhority received the appointment by acclamation.
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Cotneil received a report regarding the recent flooding cooditions.
City Manager Dial said that the City was doing sane engineering analyses of the
Little Dry Creek and Belleview Park also needed sane ~k done.
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Council began reconsideration of the request for funds for the Engl~ High
School-Colorado Outward Bound Green River Raft trip.
Councilman Schwab stated that he felt the project was strictly a school program
and shJuld be considered as such. 'Ibere were many adults going on the trip as kids, and it
was not a legitimate request.
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Councilman Ih>rity stated that if the C.Ouncil ccntributed, he felt they
"°11.d be opening t:helllelves to criticism.
Councilman Scmackenberg felt that kids should eam their enjoyment rather
than requesting dalations.
~ BIOti MJVED AND cnJN~ BTFSSIR; ~ED A MJITOO 10 AlLOCATE
$50 'ID mE ElGNX>D HIGi SQIX)L ClJlWARD IOJND RAFT TRIP. Upcn the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Melrbers Brown, Blessing.
Nays: Council Menbers Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, lllority, Senti.
Absent: Nale.
The Mayor declared the m:>tion defeated.
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Councilman Sdnackenberg stated that the meroorial park bench to Shirley
Bradshaw was be.ing installed Thursday at 10:00 A.M.
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~ ~ M1JED AND CXXJN~ SCliWAB SECDIDED A MJITOO 10
AllJCllm. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
P.M.
Ayes:
Nays:
Qruncil Merrber Schwab, Schnackenberg, Henning, Illori ty, Brown,
Blessing, Senti.
Nale.
Absent: Nale.
The Mayor declared the m:>tion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 10: 55
/sf Karl Nollenberger
ex officio Clerk of the Council
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