HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-08-21 (Regular) Meeting MinutesI
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CXXJNCIL ClWotiERS
CITY OF ElGNX>D, CXLORAOO
AIQJSI 21, 1972
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The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado met in
regular session en August 21, 1972, at 8:02 p.m.
Mayor Senti, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocatim was given by Mayor Pro Tem Howard R. Brown. The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Assistant City Manager William McDivitt.
present:
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upcn the call of the roll, the fallowing were
Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti.
Absent: Nale.
The Mayor declared a qUOrtlil present.
Also present were: Assistant City Manager McDivitt
Director of Finance Nollenberger
City Attorney Berardini
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~ BTFSS~ M>VED, CXlJNCIU01!\N HElfiil{; SECXIIDED '!HAT nm MINUTES OF nm
RF.WI.AR ~ OF AIQJSI 8, 1972, BE APPK>VED AS READ. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Herbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brawn, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Ncne.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the Ilk>tion carried.
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Mayor Senti recognized the following people from the list of Special Citizen
Progran Invitees:
Mrs. Willard Male, 3448 South Clarksen Street, Precinct No. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren a StuIJD, 4130 South Inca Street, Precinct No. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stradiotto, 4870 South Kalamath Street, Precinct No. 15.
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Mr. W. Richard McMartin Attorney, was present to request a public hearing for a
3 .2 beverage license for Southland Corporaticn, dba 7-11 Store, 1277 East Hanpden Avenue. Mr.
Janes C. Hughes and Mr. Lawrence E • Lewis, Jr. , were also present. Mr. McMartin presented
proof of publication of the public hearing to the City Clerk and requested ?lhlic hearing date
be set. Councilman Schwab requested that the public hearing date be set after the budget hear-
ings in Septeuber in order to decrease the workload during that m:xith.
CllJNCIU1AN SCllWAB MNED, CXlJNCI.U1AN l.AY SECXIIDFD A M1ITW 'IO SEI' PUBLIC HEARIR;
00 OC'IDBER 16, 1972, 'ID <mSIDER A~ FOR A 3.2 BEVERAGE U~SE FOR SCXJ'lHLAND OORPORATIW
OBA 7-11 S'IDRE, 1277 EASl' Hm>Dm AVENUE. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
None.
None.
'llte Mayor declared the m:>tion carried.
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Mr. E. P. Rcmms was present to discuss the -costs and feasibility of providing
an additiooal outdoor swimni.ng pool as requested by the Council at its previous meeting. Mr.
Ralmls stated that there was a need in North Englewood for a swimni.ng pool but that it was an
extremely expensive propositicn and not en the top list of priorities of the Department at
this time. Councilman Dhority stated that he felt that s~thing was neede-i in the area and
questicned what the situation at Bates-Logan Park was as far as swimni.ng pool space was con-
cerned. Mr. Rairms replied that we would lose s~ valuable space if we put the pool there
and it would be extremely expensive as we would lose the already installed sod and plurbing
at that locaticn.
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Councilmm Blessing inquired as to the present status of the pools oo operating
income basis. Mr. Rcmans replied that the indoor pool is losing nmey as are DDst pools
across the natioo at a rate of $2,000 to $3,000 per year. Councilman Brown expressed the
opinicn that putting a nmetary value oo swi.mning pools was questionable when the benefits of
pools are looked at. Mr. Romans concurred that swimni.ng was a very valuable sport and serves
as a valuable recreatiooal outlet for the children in the city. Mr. M. M. Surmers from the
audience i.rquired as to what locatioo could be reconmended as an altemative. Mr. Roomls re-
plied that the old cannery next the Dart:JOOuth Park or a lot next the Charles Hay School
sesned to be the mst assessible to the largest nunber of people. Councilman Schwab inquired
as to the cost of the Sinclair Pool. Mr. Romans stated that the cost was $110 ,000 seven years
ago. He also stated that a recent estimate on pool construction is $114,000 not including
the land. That includes a bath house and all other accessories as requested in Englewood
ordianace.
Councilmm Schwab stated that when the pool was in the 3400 block of Delaware
the swthside parents managed to get their children to this northern locatioo withwt too uuch
trouble. He felt rather than building a new pool inmediately we shwld test the market by
decreasing acbissioo fees.
Councilwoman Henning inquired whether the pool reconmendatioo had been before
the Parks and Recreation Conmi.ssion. Mr. Roumls replied that it had been before the Comnission
when it was considering priorities for next year. 'lbe first ten priorities far next year did
not include the swi.mning pool, 'llaiever.
Councilmm Blessing inquired as to the rn.llber of children in the area tArl.ch
would use such a facility. Mr. Rcmans stated that were over 3,000 children north of Hanpden
whidt constitute 31'%. of the children in Englewood. Councilman Schwab stated that he felt
there were too many priorities before the swi.mning pool and that the distance has not been
shown to be a detrimental factor. CouncilIIml Dhority felt that the Council shoold give sane
re.al serious tha.ight to a pool in the area during the budget study sessioo in Septenber.
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~CIUD1AN HEHml:i MJVED, CXXJNCII.MAN BI.E.5S~ ~ID A KJITOO 'ID OPEN A
PUBLIC ~ 'ID ~SIDER nIB CREATICN OF A }l)lJS~ Al1llDRITY. Upoo the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent:
Council Merrbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nale.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the lll>tion carried.
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Mayor Senti opened the floor for conment. Mr. Lou Parkinsoo spoke in favor of
a creatioo of Public Housing Authority. He stated the Workable Progran1 Coomittee foruulated
by the Council a year ago helped to set up a Workable Program umer several Federal agencies.
This (;omni.ttee revealed the drastic need in the housing situatioo in Englewood.
Mr. Bill Stevensoo appeared in favor of creation of a housing authority. He
stated that he also worked oo the Workable Program Comnittee set up by the Council. Mr.
Stevensoo stated that the data strongly points out a need for law income family housing in
the City of Englewood. There are five areas of dilapidated dwellings in the City. Of the
1,803 dwellings in the five areas, 423 are substandard, ranging from a law of 10'7. in ooe area
to a high of 377. in another area. 9 .2% of the populatioo of Englewood are exisitng below the
poverty level. 5 .41. of those below the poverty area lack sane or all pluli>ing in their banes.
There is an extr~ shortage of dwellings in the City of Englewood with a dwelling unit rate
of 98't-99 .S9k. l2't of the populatioo is elderly. He stated that the City needs a housing
authority and progran to take care of the present residents of Englewood. A housing program
in Englewood would not likely bring in DBilY new school children. Enrollment of school children
in Englewood in the last 11 years has experienced a 20'7. decrease. 'Ibis percentage decrease
has accelerated during the last O«> years.
Mr. M. M. S1mners appeared in favor of the housing authority. He stated that
there was a real need for elderly housing. He was eophatically opposed to high-rise dwellings
for old folks but said there shwld be 5-15 unit apartment conplexes on a mini.nun of ooe acre
of land. These shwld be three-roan apartments with kitchen privileges if the occupant so
desires. These elderly shwld get back to nature with dirt umer their feet.
Maida Navia, Director of Interfaith Task Force, appeared before the Council in
favor of the housing authority. She stated that we should wipe out the ~th that people are
constantly moving in and out of Englewood. We have a large populatioo who are in trouble
now. Sheridan is decreasing in law incom! populatioo tArl.le Englewood is increasing in low
income populatiat. A nllli>er of fani.lies in Englewood are currently living in autom:>biles.
Ms. Navis Ellphasized that we shwld not put all of ooe type of persoo in a housing developnent.
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Betty Avarez appeared before Council in favor of the Public Housing Authority.
She stated that she lived in Englewood for the last ten years and she currently has an income
of $194 per llOlth. Fran a persooal experience she felt the need for a low income area. In
the near future she will be evicted due to new apartment cmstruction. Her family needs a
larger hem? and cannot afford it or any other house.
Vi Weist, a local realtor, appeared in favor of the Housing Authority. She
stated that fran her experience the sharp rise in prices has hit the mxierate priced hane.
There are currently no low-cost hanes in the area. The purchase prices of hanes in Englewood
has sky-rocketed in the last ten years and, specifically, in the last t'ND years. A heme that
sold for $1B ,000 tw:> years ago has sold for $22 ,000 last week.
Mr. 'lbams Grimmaw, Olai.rman of the Colorado Housing Board, appeared before
the Council in favor of Housing Authority. He stated that the Board's objectives was to
coordinate with DUni.cipalities the developnent of Housing Authorities. The Board was avail-
able at the City of Engle.iood' s request to help in any way possible.
Councilman Schwab inquired of Mr. Grimshaw if the City could restrict the
Housing benefits to the present residents. Mr. Grimshaw replied that it was up the the Council
and its appointed board.
Dr. Rudy Dial, Psychologist at Arapahoe Mental Health Center, appeared in favor
of the HQlSing Authority. He stated that the perSCXl' s daily living situation helps to deter-
mine the persoo's capability to be a parent.
1.JJcille WilSCXl, Englewood League of Women Voters, appeared in favor of the
housing authority. She stated that the League has investigated the problem over a period of
time and there definitely is a housing shortage in the City of Englewood. She urged Council
adoptial of the housing authority.
Mike Lesley, a local high school student, appeared before the Council in favor
of the Housing Authority. He stated that there are IIBny unsanitary conditions in housing in
the City of Englewood which created health problEm;. The term ''men are created equal" becomes
an untruth when they have to live in substandard dwellings.
Mr. Clark Dillon of the Arapahoe Legal Aid Society appeared in favor of the
Housing Authority. He stated that there was no public housing in Arapahoe County, although
there were b«> ''236 projects" which are for mxierate income families. The Legal Aid helps
law irlccm? people for stalling off eviction long enough to give them time to find them hemes.
Mr. Olarles Henning appeared before the Council in favor of the Housing Author-
ity. He stated that a local housing authority is subject to local control. The local authori-
ty bas control over any building and other business conducted in providing low income housing
for residents. 'lbe variety of housing projects has expanded dEDnlStratively in the last few
years althwgh housing is mt the only answer to law income persm's needs and the City needs
to act now rather than wait for urban blight to becoroo extremely serious.
Mr. Parkinsoo appeared to tmke sure that the Council was aware of the petitioos
on record with the City Clerk. He also stated the the CllanDer of Conmerce of the City of
Englewood was in favor of the housing authority.
Mr. Stanley Rhodus appeared against the housing authority. He stated that land
acquisitioo in the City was a real problem. In order to have and to erect low income housing
sane people will have to be rEm>Ved. He stated that he felt that people should not have to
sell land under eminent domain for these problems.
Mrs. Bandsnan appeared before the Council in oppositim to the Housing Authori-
ty. She stated that she had 1/2 acre of land and also was wwilling to sell the land in order
to establish housing authorities.
Councilnml Schwab inquired as to the past record of housing authorities. He
stated he had read that a greater ruii>er of housing units had been dem:>lished over the housing
authority's life than had been cmstructed.
Mr. Janes L. Supinger, Plaming Director, replied that it was a true assertion
and it had been a real problem throughout the natioo. HUD discourages conventiooal urban re-
newal for this reasal and has pushed Neighborhood Developnent Projects (NOP).
CXlfiCIUDWi ~ MJVED, ~CIIJ1AN ~ SECDIDED A MJl'IOO 'ID CIDSE 'DIE
PUBUC HF.ARn«; 'ID cmsrDER 'lliE CREATIOO OF A llXJS~ AlJ'lll)RlTI. Upai the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Merrbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Nooe.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the m:>tion carried.
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Councilman Shcwab stated that he felt that this area needed IOOre study in the
future before any action was taken.
~~ SOlWAB M>VED, CXXJNCill1AN LAY SECXIIDID A Mn'lrn 'ID TABIB A orscussrrn
00 1HE CRF.ATIOO OF A llJUSTI«; AIJll()RIT'i. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
f ollows:
Ayes: Council Merrbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the llk>ticn carried.
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~CIUDfAN ~ MlVED. CXlJNCIU1AN BLESSIN:; SEcmDID A M1l'Irn 'ID OPm A
PUBUC HF.ARn«; 'ID CREATE AN URBAN RENEWAL AlJ'Dl>RITY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
c.ouncil Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
None.
'llle Mayor declared the llk>tion carried.
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Mr. Loo Parkinscn appeared in favor of the Urban Renewal Authority. He stated
that petiticns were received by the Council in favor of the Urban Renewal Authority and that
authorities along this line coo:plement the Housing Authorities and an interrelated functicn.
Councilwouan Henning left the roan at 9 :40 p.m. and retumed at 9 :41 p.m.
Mr. Clruck Zartman appeared in favor of Urban Renewal Authority. He stated that
he was a strrog advocate of local control am had been highly suspicious of the Federal pro-
grc:11m for their lack of local control. He row felt satisfied after examining the records that
the City of Englewood ~ld retain local control.
Mr. Olarles Henning appeared in favor of Urban Renewal Authority. He stated
that local control is retained by the City of Englewood. The Authority cannot undergo am
Urban Renewal withrut the consent of the C.Ouncil. A Neighborhood Developnent Project program
helps to rehabilitate hcines by getting law cost loans. The Workable Program Comnittee set up
by the Council looked upcn Neighborhood Developnent Project as the IJl)St favorable program of
an Urban Renewal Authority.
Councilman Lay inquired whether the Neighborhood Developnent Project was based
on i.ncoole rather than net assets. Mr. Henning replied that he believed incom! was the base.
Mr. Parkinscn stated that the Chani>er of C.Omnerce endorsed the Urban Renewal
Authority.
Mr. George Johnston stated that if the Neighborhood Developnent Project becomes
a reality in Englewood, it shruld be done en a coupetitive bidding situation.
Council.mm Schwab inquired as to the powers of the C.Ouncil to declared blighted
areas . He asked whether the Authority has right to coodenn any land they want once they de-
signate Urban Renewal area. City Attorney Berardini replied in the affirmative.
~CIIM\N BLESSIN:; MlVED, CXXJNCIUDfAN HmNING SEcmDED 'DIE M1l'IOO 'ID CLOSE
nlE PUBLIC~ 'ID ~SIDER 'DIE CREATirn OF AN URBAN RENEWAL Al1lmRITY. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent :
Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
None.
None.
The Mayor declared the llk>ticn carried.
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~CIUDfAN HIHm«; MlVED AND CWNCIIM\N IH>RIT'i SECXJIDED A Mn'lrn 'ID TABIE
nlE ~00 00 ~00 OF AN URBAN RENEWAL AIJDl)RITY wrIL 'DIE NEXI' REWLAR MEErU«; AT \.Ill(]{
SCH: OOF..5 FOR RJRlHER Dlsa.JSSIOO WILL BE SET UP. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
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Nays:
Absent:
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c.ouncil Meni>ers Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti.
Council Menber Schwab.
Nate.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried.
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~CII.MAN ~ M>VED, CXXJNCII.MAN SCllWAB SECllIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID OPEN 'lllE PUBLIC
HF.ARD«; ro ~IDER 'lllE ~ OF 'lllE ~ ORDINANCE ro PERMIT DRY CLEANn«; ESI'ABU9HNI'S
USU«; FLAM1l\B1.E Ll~DS IN A B-2 Zcm:D DISl'RICT.
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Mayor Senti called a recess of the meeting fran 10:05 p.m. to 10:15 p.m.
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Upon the resllq>tioo of the meeting, the Mayor asked for the roll call. 1he
following were present:
c.ouncil Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Blessing, Senti.
Absent: Council Meni>er Brown.
The Mayor declared a quorun present.
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The vote on the mtion previous to the recess was as follows:
Ayes: Council Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Blessing, Senti.
Nays: Nate.
Absent: c.ouncil Meni>er Brown.
The Mayor declared the mtion carried.
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Councilman Brown entered the room at 10:16 p.m.
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Mr. James L. Supinger presented an affidavit of publication oo July 20, 1972,
and July 27, 1972, for the public hearing. He stated that the Department of c.oummity Deve-
lopnent favored the anerdnent of the zoning ordinance to permit dry cleaning establishnents
using flanmble liquids in a B-2 zoned district.
Mr. Allen Sternberg, Attorney, representing Mr. Roberts of Quincy Cleaners
appeared before the c.ouncil. He stated that B-1 zoning does not allow petroleun base solvent
in dry cleaning establishnents and B-2 zoning allows gas stations and other flanmable oriented
businesses rut does oot allow petroleun base solvents to be used. He stated that if you do
not allow a petrole\JD based procbct you oust use a perc base which has tl8ly dangerous side
effects. He said the Planning and Zoning Comni.ssion had given a favorable recomnendatioo as
well as the staff.
Mr. Supinger stated that the City of Englewood ordinance is a permlssive ordi-
nance stating what can be done in different zoned districts rather that what cannot be done.
Councilllan Brown stated that he had a few reservations in that a service station
is usually far ~h fran other buildings while dry cleaning establisbnents can be ouch
closer.
c.ouncil.womm Heming stated that the Fire Department remained neutral in this
matter.
Mr. Sternberg stated that his available infortl8tion showed no insurance increase
effect.a to surrounding businesses as a result of the usage.
Councilman Lay inJui_red as to any fire protection devices in the dry cleaning
establishnent. Mr. Roberts stated that extinguishers were maintained in the area.
CilfiCW1AN IHJRITY MJVED, ~ LAY SECllIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID Cl.DSE 'lllE PUBLIC
HEARit«; ro <mSIDER 'lllE AfotMHNr OF 'lllE ZCJm«; ORDINANCE ro PERMIT DRY CLEANn«; ESI'ABU9HNI'S
USU«; FLHfo1l\BLE U~ IN A B-2 Zcm:D DISl'RICT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
465
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
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Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nale.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the nx>tioo carried.
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CIUICIU1AN satWAB MJVED, CDJNCII.l1AN BLF.SSTI«; SECDIDED A K11'IW 'ID TABLE nus
~ FOR RJRlHER ~SIDERATIOO. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Menbers Schwab, Henning, Brown, Blessing, Senti.
Council Meui>ers Lay, Dhority.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the nx>tioo carried.
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The mi.rutes of the Board of Career Service Comnissiooers meeting of July 20,
1972, were received for the record.
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The minutes of the special meeting of the Boa.rd of Career Service Conmi.ssioners
of July 27, 1972, were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of August 8, 1972, were received
for the record.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Conmi.ssioo meeting of July 11, 1972, were
received for the record.
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The mi.rutes of the Parks and Recreatioo Comni.ssioo meeting of August 9, 1972,
were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Water and SE!'#er Board meeting of August 15, 1972, were re-
ceived for the record.
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The minutes of the Firemen's Pensioo Board meeting of August 4, 1972, were re-
ceived for the record.
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The Financial Report for the IIDlth of July, 1972, was received for the record.
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The Council received the recomnendatioo fran the Water and s~ Board that
approval of Supplement No. 35 to the Cotnector' s Agreement with Southgate Sanitatioo District
to include a fi~acre parcel of land in the vicinity of Orchard Road and Colorado Boulevard
be granted.
CIUICII.MAN U\Y MJVED, CIUICII.l1AN IH>RITY SECDIDED A M1l'IOO 'ID APPK>VE 'lllAT
R&XHEm!\TIW. Upai the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays :
Absent:
Council Meui>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Ncne.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the nx>tioo carried.
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Council received a rec.cmiedatioo fran the Water and Sewer Board that approval
o f the Connector's Agreenent with the Cllerry Ridge Sanitatioo District be granted. Director
of Utilities Carroll stated that it was the 7th contract in Cherry Ridge, taking in 66 banes.
~LAY MJVED, CXl.JNCIU1AN BTFSSIR; SECXlIDED A MJI'Irn TO APPK>VE DIE
RECDtDJlf\Tirn. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ounci l Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Herming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays : Naie.
Absent: Nooe.
The Mayor declared the IOOtioo carried.
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Council received a reconmendatioo fran the Water and Ser#& Board that approval
o f the purchase of .25" of water rights to the City Ditch for $125 be granted. Mr. Carroll
stated that 2 and 1/2 years ago we acquired the City Ditch.
~CIU1AN IH>RITY MJVED, CXXJNCIU1AN SCllWAB SECXlIDED A MJI'Irn TO ACraPI' DIE
RECDM!ND!\Tlrn. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ouncil Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Herming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays : Nale.
Absent : Nooe.
The Mayor declared the IOOticn carried.
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c.ouncil received a recaDile!l'dation from the Water and Sewer Board that the sale
o f l.05 acres of land in the Ranch Creek Project be sold for $500 be approved.
RFS:>UITirn W. 42, SERIFS OF 1972
A REIDUITirn AlJIK>RIZIR; 'DIE EXEarrrrn OF A ~T CLAIM DIED A PAR!' OF A LmAL
SErlUHNI' IN WATER DlsrRICT 00. 5, cmvEYU«; A SfRIP OF LAND CINrAIN1NG l.05 ACRES, MlRE OR
LESS.
(Copied in full in the official Resoluticn Book).
~CIU1AN LAY MJVED, CXl.JNCIU1AN SCllWAB SECXlIDED, '!HAT RESlUITIOO W. 42, SERIES
OF 1972, APPRJVED AND AIX>PI'ED. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ouncil Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays : Nooe.
Absent: Nooe.
The Mayor declared the IOOtioo carried.
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c.ouncil received a recomnendation that approval of the renegotiated Camector's
Agreenent with Valley Sanitatioo District be granted. Mr. Carroll stated that no tap fees had
hem allowed under our contract with Valley Sanitaticn previously and we are changing this to
bring it in conformance with all other districts.
~CIU1AN LAY MJVED, CllJNCII.M\N SCliWAB SECXlIDED A MJI'Irn TO APPK>VE '!HAT RECDtDJlf\Tirn. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the DDtion carried.
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~Clll01AN IIDtiIK; MJVED, CD.6CIIM\N lAY SECXH>ED A KJl'IOO 'IO BRIR; FlD1
THE TABIE FOR ~SIDERATirn THE »tNIHNT OF THE zc:NOO ORDINANCE 'IO PERMIT DRY CLEANm;
ESrABLI~ USU«; FLAM1f\BLE LI~DS IN A B-2 ZCJEl DISTRICT. Upm the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Ncne.
Absent: Nooe.
The Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full.
A BIIL FOR
AN ORDINANIB ~I>:IR; THE CDflREHmSIVE zc:NOO ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF mGIE-
WDD (ORDINANCE t«>. 26, SERIES OF 1963) , SECITOO 22 .4-11 (b) AIJ'lll)RIZI?«; DRY CIEANill; ESI'ABUSH-
~ 'ID BE WCATED WI'IHIN 'lllE B-2 GENERAL llJSINESS DISTRICT.
~ IH>RITY MJVED, CXlJNCIIM\N lAY SECXIIDED A KJl'IOO 'lHAT 'DIE BIIL FOR AN
ORDllWll, AS ~, BE PASSED 00 FIRST RF.ADU«; AND PUBLISHED IN FUIL IN 'lllE mGl..EWX)D HERAID
SmrINEL.
Councilmm Schwab stated that he would like to table this and look at it fur-
ther, but since it was a first reading he w:>uld be willing to include it en a study sessicn
before the second reading.
Council.wcaml Heming stated that after tIUch study in the Planning Coumi.ssicn
they concluded that it was not an urwi.se step.
Upcn a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the m:>ticn carried.
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lnt:rodJced as a Bill by CouncilJilm Brown and read in full.
A BIIL FOR
AN ORDINANO.: RE~ wrs 25 'l1ilU.Dl 48' KUJJFS RESUBDIVISIW OF wrs 6 AND 7
lD1'S l 'l1ilU.Dl 12 , BlOCl( 2 , AND IDrS l 'l1ilU.Dl 12, BIDCX 3 , KU I JF.S RESUBDIVISIOO OF Bl..OCl<S 5
AND 8, AIL INCUJSIVE, OF THE Cl'IY OF ~D. CXlJNlY OF ARAPAll>E, CX>l.DRAOO, FK>M R-2-A ('N>
FAHL.LY ~IDmI'IAL), 'ID R-2-B ('N>-FAMILY RESIDENl'IAL) AND AMENDU«; 'IHE ZCJUR:; MAP .ACCX>RDilll.Y.
~CIIM\N ~ M>VED, ~CD.l01AN HEHnR; SECDIDED A KJl'IW 'lHAT 'IHE BIIL FOR
AN ORDINANCE, AS ~, BE PASSED 00 FIRST RF.ADU«; AND PUBUSHED IN FUIL IN 'IHE mGIEWX>D,
HFJWJ) smTINEL.
Gity Attorney Berardini stated that it had a favorable ruling fran the Planning
and Zoning C<Jrmti ssicn.
Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni:>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Ncne.
The Mayor declared the DX>ticn carried.
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lnt:rocbced as a Bill by CouncilJilm Dhority and read in full,
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A Blll. FOR
AN ORDINANO: REzrnING AIL OF BL()(]{ 6, INTERURBAN AIDITIOO, EXCEPr 1HE WFSl' 75
FEET 'IHERIDF, ClT'l OF mGUlU>D, CXlJNl'Y OF ARAPAll>E, OOIDRAOO, FlDt R-3-B (MJLTI.:FAMILY
RFSUErrIAL) ro B-2 (llJSINES.5 DISI'RICT) AND IHNllI!«; nm ZCJm{; MAP .ACOORDINGLY.
~ IH>RITY MJVED, CilJNCil11AN BI.FSSII«; SECDIDED A MJl'IW 'DIAT nm BIIL
FUR AN ORDINANQ:, AS NotNDED, BE PA.5SED 00 FIRS!' RF.ADI?«; AND PUBU~ IN FUU. IN 1HE tNGI..E\tXX)D
HERALD SFNITNEL.
City Attorney Berardini stated that it had a favorable ruling from the Pl.arming
and Zoning Conmi ssioo.
Upcn the call the the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meoi>ers Schwab, Lay, Heming, Dhority, BrCMl, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the DX>tioo carried.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt discussed a resolutioo establishing the classi-
f icaticns of Assistant Director of Connunity Developnent, Police Lab Technician, Maintenance
Mechanic (Utilities), and Otemi.cal Lab Technician (Utilities), and designating that the class-
ilicatioo of Assistant Director shall be exsq>t fran overtime. He stated that the actioo was
reo•1meuded by the Career Service Board.
Councilnml Sci'Mab inquired whether specificatioos will be set up for these jobs.
Hr. Supinger replied that specificatioos are already set up and have been ap-
proved by the Career Service Board.
REOOWITOO NO. 43, SERIES OF 1972
RES>WrIOO ESrABLISHING 1HE ClA5SIFICATIWS OF A.5SISfANI' DIRECTOR OF CXMUUTY
DlVELOffen', PCLIQ: LAB TECllUCIAN, MAINI'mANCl: WDIANIC (UrILITIES) , AND CllEMICAL LAB TEOl-
NICIAN (UrILITIES) , AND DESI~ 'DIAT 1HE ~IFICATIW OF ASSISTANI' DIRECIUR SHAU. BE
EXEWr FlDt OIJERl'D£.
(Copied in full in the official Resolutioo Book).
~ BIESSII«; MJVED, ~CIUD1AN HFHUR; SECDIDED A MJl'IW 'DIAT RF.SOW-
TIW NO. 43, SERIES OF 1972, BE APPRJVED AND AOOPIED. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ounci.l Meni:>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays : Naie.
Absent: Nooe.
The Mayor declared the DX>tioo carried.
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~SJWITOO NO. 44, SERIES OF 1972
A RF.SOWITOO APPIDPRI.ATit«.; FUIDS IN 1HE WATER FUND 'ID <:mSTRUCT A SIX MIILIOO
GAIJ..m WAl'ER RESERVOIR.
(Copied in full in the official Resolutioo Book).
au«;I~ ~ MJVED, CXlJNCil11AN BlOti SECDIDED A MJl'IW 'DIAT RF.SOWITOO
NO. 44, SERIES OF 1972, BE APPlOIED AND AOOPI'ED. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
c.ouncil Menbers Schwab, Heming, BrCMl, Blessing, Senti.
Council Menbers Lay, Dhority.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the DX>tioo carried.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt discussed the mem:>randun from the Director
of Finance to the City Manager reconmending the purchase of certain data processing equipnent.
He stated that cooperation had been looked at with other IIUni.cipalities with little hea<May
made and, cmsequmtly, the City was looking at other solutioos to the accounting operating
equipnent problem.
Director of Finance Nollenberger reported that the needs of the Department of
Finance are extremely urgent at this time. He stated that the assertioo had been made before
in the Accounting/Operating Study coopleted in early 1972. He stated that he felt the pro-
posed machinery was the best all-around answer in the next three to five year period for the
City of Englewood to provide an econani.cal means of achieving necessary financial cootrol.
AlllJng functions to be autamted are information reporting, centralized purchasing, Municipal
Court applications, Cllart of Accounts, Inter-Governnental Service F\Jnds, F.nculbrance Accounting
and other possibilities such as central cashiering, more extensive revenue accounting, and
special assessnents.
Councilman Schwab expressed the need for additiooal infornatioo and considera-
tial of this matter at a study session.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt discussed the mem:>randun from the Director of
Finance dealing with selectioo of an auditor for 1972. Mayor Senti appointed Councilman
Blessing and Councilman Dhority to the cann:i.ttee for the selectioo of an auditor.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt discussed the report on Public Teclmology
transfer efforts as published in Business Week magazine. He stated that many cities are
cooperating in this effort and the staff would like to contribute toward this end.
CDBCIUD1AN HEHUNG MJVED, CXl.JNCil.MAN Bl FSSIR; SECXIIDED A MJITCE A PERMIT
AU'DDRIZATI~ FOR 'lHE ASSISIANI' DIRECIUR OF CDHJNITY DEVELOAEn' 'ID ATrmD 'DIE NATICIU\L
ASS>CIATI~ FOR 'DIE AS.5ISTANI' DIRECI'OR OF CDHJNITY DEVELOAEn' 'ID ATl'END 'DIE NATICIU\L
ASS>CIATI~ OF 'lHE At£RIQ\N INSTI'IUI'E OF PLAtM:RS CXJUEREN~ IN ~ FlDt OCIDBER 7-11.
Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: c.ouncil Ment>ers Schwab, Henning, Brown, Blessing, Senti.
Nays: c.ouncil Meni>ers Lay, Dhority.
Absent: Nate.
The Mayor declared the DX>tioo carried.
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CXlfiCIDDtAN HEHUNG MJVED, CXlfiCllMAN BI ESSn«; SECXJIDED A K7l'l~ 'ID GIVE
Al1l11>RIZATI~ FOR 'lHE ASSISIANI' DIRECIUR OF PARKS AND RECREATIOO 'ID ATrmD 'DIE 1972 CINGRESS
FOR RECREATI~ AND PARKS OCIOBER 1-6 IN ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Upm the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
C-olmcil Meui>ers Schwab, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Councilman Lay.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the DX>tion carried.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt distributed a mem:>randun from Director of
Coom1ni.ty Developnent Supinger oo developnents m the KlZ site. He stated that there were
a few problems in developnent at this time but hoped to permi.t construction as scheduled.
CXlfiCIDDtAN HEHUNG MJVED, CXl.JNCllMAN ~ SEcmDED A MJITOO 'ID ~ A
~ OPINI~ FlOt 'lHE CITY ATrOitmY 00 'lHE NE!FSSITY OF LARWIN l£EI'lOO SUBDIVISIOO ~RE
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CXlfiCIDDtAN HEHUNG KJVED, cnfiCllMAN ~ SEcmDED A MJITOO 'ID AMEND nlE
KJrI~ BY AOOI?«; "AND MAKI?«; AVAILABI.E 'ID 'DIE PLARnt«; AND zrnn«; CXM«SSIOO." Upm the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council MeIIi>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, lhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Nooe.
'llle Mayor declared the IOOtion carried.
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The aoended 100ti.on was then called for questioo. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Meni>ers SclMab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nays: Nooe.
Absent: Nooe.
The Mayor declared the 100tioo carried.
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Assistant City Manager McDivitt comnended oo the favorable findings fran the
Career Service Board oo the deootioo of three firemen early in 1972.
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c.ouncilman Dhority requested that the annual retreat be designated at a locatioo
closer to metropolitan area and less expensive.
Councilman Schwab concurred that it should be at a locatioo oo this side of the
DkJUntains and not too far away.
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™™ BIFSS'Ill; MJIJED, ~CIU1AN ~ SECDIDED A M71'Irn 'n1AT 'DIE MEETING
BE ADJa.JltiED. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Council Meni>ers SclMib, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing,
Senti.
Nooe.
Nooe.
The Mayor declared the Dl>tioo carried, and the meeting adjoumed at 12: 10 a.m.
/s/ Karl Nollenberger
Ex Officio Clerk of the Council
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