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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966-06-06 (Regular) Meeting MinutesRBGULAR MEETDIG: COUNCIL CHAMBBRS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO JURE 6, 1966 The City Council of the City of Enqlewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in requl.ar session on Monday, June 6, 1966, in the Council Chambers, City Hall, Bnqlewood, at the hour of 8:00 P.M. Mayor Allen presiding called the meeting to order and the invocation was given by the Reverend Marvin Adams of the Ellnanual Methodist Church. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following persons were present: COuncibnen Ludwig, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen. Also Present: City Manager Dial, City Attorney Criswell, Acting City Clerk Malone. Absent: Councilmen Rice, Parkinson. '!he Mayor declared a quormn present. COURCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SBCONDBD, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE RBGULAR MBETDfG OF MAY 2ND, SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY llTH ARD REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 16TB BE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Ludwig, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen. Bays: Hone. Absent: Councilmen Rice, Parkinson. The Mayor declared the motion carried. 'fhe Mayor recognized the following "Special Citizen Invitees" and welcomed them to the Council meeting: Mr. Marvin J. Siegel, 3701 South Galapago, Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Granger, 1166 West Princeton Place. 'l'he Mayor also welcomed to the Council meeting his wife, Mrs. George H. Allen and his mother Mrs. Mary Ewell of Lafayette, California. Mr. Tan Holland and Mr. Dick Russell, representing the Englewood Industrial Park, presented a request to Council that the preaent requirement of vertical curb and qutter and sidewalk within the perimeter of an induatrial development, such a• the Englewood Industrial Park Subdivision, be reviaed to permit val3'ycurb and qutters. Mr. Holland pointed out that the City of Denver now permits valley curb and qutters within industrial areas, that this type curb and gutter permits better access to industrial property and releaves the damage incurred when trucks backing onto industrial sites necessarily back over vertical curbs. Mr. Holland emphasized that requirements of vertical cum and gutter and sidewalks within the industrial area creates a hardship on the establishments located there and that his request relates only to internal streets within an induatrial development and not perimeter streets where he feels that vertical curb gutter and aidewalks should still be required. 'l'he City Engineer drew a diagram and explained the valley curb and the City Manager asked that the City Engineer and he be permitted to give the matter more study. The •atter was taken under advisement. Mr. Lee Bennet, Manager of the Englewood Chamber of Coaanerce, presented on behalf of the Downtown Business Builders a request that "Old Fashioned Bargain Days" be permitted to be held in the downtown area July 5 -9, 1966. As a part of this year's festivities the Downtown Bu aness Builders are requesting that a "Petting zoo • be permitted to be located in Girard Street between Broadway and Acoma. This would require blocking off this portion of Girard Street for the five days involved. COUNCILMAN HANSON K>VED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SBCORDBD, THAT THE REQUEST OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BE GRANTED PROVIDED THAT DETAILS OF THE MATTER COULD BE WORKED OUT WITH THE CITY MANAGER ARD STAFF. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Ludwig, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen. Nays: Hone. Absent: Councilmen Rice, Parkinson. The Mayor declared the motion carried. 283 Minutes of June 6, 1966 llr. Bryand B. Williamson, President, Englewood Men's Garden Club, presented to the Mayor a plaque on behalf of the Men's Garden C!lub c~nding the City Council for its efforts in beautifying the City of Englewood and making Englewood a great place in which to live. llr. M. M. S~rs, 3140 South Delaware Street, presented to Council a petition •iCJDed by 30 area residents requesting U..ediate development of the proposed Dart::.Juth Park. 'l'he City Attorney explained the steps that were beinq taken and the ti.Jae required due to the participation of the Federal Govern11ent in this development. llr. Slmmers expressed his dissension with the Council'• action reqardinq a apecia1 election on the question of angle parking on Broadway in &ltwntown Enqlel«>Od. COCMC!ILllAll PULLBR!Oll llOVED, a>UBCILllAll BAll&m I THAT A PUBLIC BEARI9G RBGAmlmG THE a>RRECTIOB OP All ASSESSMEWI m PJIOPERTI OUS£L BY EU>:DD JIUlTU COLE Alm VALBRD AmB COLE Alll> LOCATED AT THE S1f COBER OP THE IWf&JtSECTIOll OP WEST BATES AVDUB Am SOO'tH RAlUTM STmT POR THE COST al' PAV!& BST BATllS AVBllOE DI PAVIm DISTIUCI' 90. 15 BE OPBllBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted aa follows: Ayes: Councilmen Ludvig, ltreilillCJ, Hanson, Pallert:on, Allen. •ays: llane. Abaent: COUncilmen Rice, Parkinson. '!be llayor declardd the motion carried. There being no persona present nor any written CJbjecti.ons filed concerni.119 this --nt: <DMCII.lmW QED G IK>VP.D, ~ llAllSm I 'tlaT ftlE PUBLIC Bf'.Allla; • CU'JSBD. Upon the ca.11 of the ro11, the vote re961.U!d as foll.aws: Ayes: councilmen Ludvig, Kreilinq, Ban8CJD, Pal.lerton, A11.en. Ab9ellt: coanc i 1 wen Rice, Pm:rlti.1u1011. 'Ille llalyDr declared the motion carried. RESOLOTA_O• ••ai•.ss, 9y a 81eso1ati.on adopted and 4JPLUft9d on the 2ad day of Jlay, 1966, t:he Ciq Oo+a11Cil has det=erwined t:o correct: the NIDt o£ tbe -•esmzmt: against: • 70•, lot 10, lll.ock 5, Visa Heights 2nd Pi 1 j..., I vi. t:hi.n Paring Dist:rict: llo.. 15: and wes, in accordance vi.th said 8e9o1at:i.ma, a ~ m JleariD9 OD the reas- •I rat o£ said property va.s ~Ji shed in "the h91a aoa llera1d aad ~. a •• piper pabl j sited and of general ciiDtlatiaa vi t:biJI t:lle City m Engl a aoa. Colorado, a capy o:f t:be llot:i.ce vas sent: by rl!llJi.sterecl i 1 t=o E1.dred martin Col.e aDd Ya1erU 001e, t:be CJ1tmers o£ t:be property dew1iwed ~: aad -Dlr&S, a ~VAS· held on •wwtay. t:be 6t:la d.y af Jw, 1966, Ee1atiD9 t=o re-11etsm1e11:t: of property. a t:be time aad pJ _.. ..-:Hi.ell ill the llot:i.ce o£ •mm.s. no cme aippe.ared t:o pr-ot:est sac" reas•e• -.. -utoes•-_.t:s_ er -er::t:icms fil.ed: 1. 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Chapter 9 o:f the lhnricipa1 CDc1e of the City o£ JCngla ooa is l:ll!rd>.f repealea1 and re-en.acted vi.t:b ~to reai as £oll~. to vi.t~ ••!J-1 Definitioas_ Par the purpo&!! o£ this Orilina•-e. the £o1Joring te%:ms. phrases. ·111Drds and tbei r deri.vati.ons Wball ha~ t:be • ing gi:wm herein. 1lben not inconsistent vi tb the CIDDt:l!lct. wards ~· ! ! :in t:be pJ:e a!Dl: teD9e inc1ude the .future. and words in tbe p111ra1 •edPET iDC]DiSe the si-ngn- 1.ar n•+i+er. ~ wcua • sb:a11 • is a1.wap • •>4at:ory -.a :not :mere:1y ai.:rect:ary_ (a) •ctty' is tbe City of ~- (b) •Director• is the Di.rector of~ m:li1 • c:reation o£ tbe Ci.ty o£ Eng1e..aod appointed by the City •-,er t:Derea£. or any perBOD to ,mca he bas cJe1egated the authm:ity .grant.ea ~ tb:i.s Ontimmre1 or any ntz nt 1aeret:o. (c) •ParJt• is any area 11.Sed as a paa. re:mezvat:ion1 p1a.J'9D)uni!. beacb. recreation center. scboo1 facility. or any other area in tbe Ci.ty owned or Wied by tbe City. and aevotea or c1esi.gnat:ea t:o active or passive recreation, either on a t ;os:azy or p++i neat: basis- 9.2 Parks and Jtecreation o i••ion BsbibliebeJ. There is hereby establi •bed a joint c+ i ssion of tbe City of Eng1ewood and School District Jlo. 1, Arapaboe CO+mt:y. Co1oral1o, to be knnMn as the Parks and Recreation o i••i.on.. 2'le said o iwsion tdutll consift 0£ seven persons. two of vbca sba11 be appaintea by the Board of Bduc:ation o:f Sdx>o1 District llo. 1, two 0£ Wham -1>..all be appointed by t:be city comril. and three o:f Whom shall be se1eeted by tbe :faar appointees ~ by tbe Board of F.ducation and tbe city coanci.1 .. •9 .. 3 Te:nas of Office. The City Counci1 sbal l designat:e ane , ...r of the G i ssi.on t:o .erve unti1 February 1, 1962 and one m 1 Er to 9er9e mrti1 l'ebruary 1. 1964. The Board of Education shall designate one• 'ier o£ tbe o issi.an to 9er'Ve unti.1 February l, 1962, and one member to .erve mrti.J. Febrmuy 1, 1964. The four m hers thus designated aha] 1 designate ttlD adl!itiana] 7 ECJI to aerve until. February 1, 1962. and one adcli ti.anal 'ier to merve 1lllt:il. l'ebruary 1, 1964. II 'iers of the au.I Ci ; ••ion thereafter di~ mba1l be designat:ea for terms of four years. Cc eoainq February 1. 1966. at least one• '+< of tbe C1 i aaion ahal 1 be an Eng1ewood resident: resi.di.DJ aaui.ae the boundaries 0£ Scboo1 District •o .. 1. h. 4 Organization. The Parks and Recreation ission •b:a11 ae1ect its own chairwan at the first requl.ar wting of the a i -i.an. The Chaizwan sba11 be enti t1ed to enter into all diacus•ions of tbe c-i ssion and to vote on a11 questions before the cc i aaion. The chai!"llan shall be t:be presidi.DIJ' officer and shall have such other and further duties as way be desiglmted by tbe ru1es and regu- lastion. of the ca.mission. 19.5 Qu!Jrm!. Pour m hers of the cmmi.ssi.on shall constitute a quorum for the tri!llUl- action of business. In the absence of foar r '•r•. sacb '-ers as are present aay adjourn from ti.Jle to ti.Jle unti1 a qD011M is pre9ent. 19.6 Powers and Duties. The Parks and Recreation C• ission shall have ~ following powers and duties: =' (a) To recommend a joint policy 0£ recreation. (b) To draw a recommended annual 1>ud9et vi.th an estimate 0£ the anti- cipated revenue frca all sources. including the cmoant of funds required therefor from the city, toC)etber with an estlllate 0£ expenditures for the next calendar year, which said budget sba11 be submitted to the city aanager prior to July 1 of each year. 287 Minutes of June 6, 1966 (c) To plan a recreational program with the advice of the Parks and Recreationa1 Director. (d) To have powers of rec0111Dendation for the position of Parks and Recreation Director, as well aa reccJ ending release if he fails to carry out his duties and responsibilities. (e) To adopt rules and requlations for the conduct of its meetings and duties of its officers and cOlllli.ttees. (f) To carry out such other function• and duties as may be from time to time desiqnated by identical resolutions of the city council and the board of Education of School Diatrict Bo. 1, Arapahoe County. 19.7 Parks and Recreation COllmlission Fund. There is hereby created a special fund of the city to be known as the •Parks and Recreation Coani.ssion Fund• to which aha11 be credited a1J. gifts, bequests, devises and donations for the benefit of the Park• and Recreation Coani.ssion, receipts from charges by the coaaission for services, allocations to the coanission by the city from its tax and revenue sources, and any and all other funds from whatsoever source derived for the specific uses and purpoaea of said cOllDission. Expenditures shall be made from the said fund for the purpose of the dissemination by the coami- ssion in the promotion and development of parks and recreation for the city in co- operation with School District Ro. l, Arapahoe County, Colorado. Appropriations aay be made from time to time for the aforesaid purposes by the city council to the order of the Parks and Recreation C0111Dission to be expended by the said c0111Dission for the foregoing objects and purposes. The Cc ission shall keep a full and complete set of books showing all receipts and expenditures, and the special fund herein created shall be audited annually by an independent auditor. Any and all employees and man- bers of the coaanission authorized to disburse funds shall be bonded with a sufficient fidelity bond to cover all funds so handled. 99.8 Parks and Recreation Director. (a) In order to have the parks of this City used to the fullest extent consistent with an orderly recreational program, there is hereby delegated to the Director, or his disiqnee, the authority to adopt and promulgate such rules and requlations, governing behavior and conduct of persons within the park, and recrea- tional activities therein, as he deems necessary. Without in any manner limiting the foreqoinq authority, the Director may desiqnate the days and hours during which any park shall be open to the public and may desiqnate at any time any section or part of any park to be closed to the public for any interval of time, either tempor- arily or at reqular and stated intervals. • (b) Should any person fail to observe and obey any such rules or regulations of the Director, the Director, or his d•aiqnee, may immediately remove any such person and may ban such person from the use of any park and its facilities for such period of time as may be necessary to secure compliance with the rules and regulations adopted. (c) Any person removed and/or banned from use of the park facilities may, within five (5) days from the date of the Director's action appeal the Director's actions to the City Council by filing with the City Clerk an appeal in writing, setting forth the basis for such appeal. At the next meeting of City Council, it shall sustain or overrule the Director's actions, which decision shall be final and irrepealable. 19.9 Permits for Park Activities. (a) A permit and/or reservation shall be required from the Director or his designee before participating in any of the following park activities: (1) Use of any ball field. (2) Use of any park facilities for a public gathering, procession, parade or exhibition which aan reasonably be expected to have an attendance of 25 persons or more. (3) Use of any shelterhouse or equivalent facility. (b) Apjtlication. A person seeking issuance of a pennit or reservation here- under shall file an application with the appropriate Director. The application shall state: (1) The name and address of the applicant. (2) The name and address of the person, persons, corporation or association sponsoring the activity, if any. (3) The day and hours fow which the permit is desired. (4) The park or portion thereof for which such permit is desired. I I I I I I I I Minutes of June 6, 1966 (5) An estimate of the anticipated attendance. (6) Any other information which the Director shall find reasonably necessary to a fair determination as to whether a permit or reser- vation should issue hereunder. (c) Standards for Issuance. The Director shall issue a permit or reservation hereunder when he finds: (1) That the proposed activity or use of the park will not/¥6asonably interfere with or detract from the general public enjoyment of the park. (2) That the proposed activity and use will not unreasonably interfere with or detract from the promotion of public health, welfare, safety and recreation. (3) That the proposed activity or use is not reasonably anticipated to incide violence, crime or disorderly conduct. (4) That the proposed activity will not entail unusual, extraordinary or burdensom expense or police operation by the City. (5) That the facilities desired have not been reserved for other use at the day and hour required in the application. (d) Appeal. Within five (5) days after receipt of an application the Director shall either issue a permit or reservation or shall appraise an applicant in writing of his reasons for refusing a permit, and any aggrieved person shall have the right to appeal in writing within seven (7) days to the City Council, which shall consider the application under the standards set forth in subsection (c) hereof and sustain or overrule the Director's decision within fifteen (15) days. The decision of the City Council shall be final. (e) Effect of permit. The permittee shall be bound by all park rules and re- gulations and all applicable ordinancwa fully as though the same were inserted in said permits. (~) Liability of Permittee. The persona or person to whom a permit is issued shall be liable for any loss, damage or in~ury sustained by any person whatever by reason of the negligence of the person or persons to whom such permit shall have been issued. (g) Revocation. The Director shall have the authority to revoke a permit upon a finding of violation of any rule ordinance, or upon good cause shown." Passed on First Reading by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, this 6th day of June, 1966, and ordered published in full in the Englewood Herald and Enterprise. ATTEST: COUNCILMAN LUDWIG MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AS AMENDED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENBLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Ludwig, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen. Nays: None. Absent: Councilmen Rice, Parkinson. The Mayor declared the motion carried. The City Attorney reviewed briefly the status of the agreement between the City of Englewood and Englewood School District No. 1, pertaining to the maintenance and operation of the indoor swinwning pool and indicated that suggestions of the City Council and City Manager made at a previous Council session had been incorporated into the agreement and that he fully expected the School Board to approve the agreement as now written. 289 290 Minutes of June 6, 1966 COUlfCILMAN HANSON *>VED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERIC BB AUTIK>RIZBD TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE ENGLEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT RO. 1 FOR 'l'HB OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THB NEW IRDOOR SWIMMDTG POOL TO BB CONSTRUCTED ON SCI«>OL DISTRICT PROPERTY AT THE ERGLEWOOD HIGH SCBX>L. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Ludwig, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen. Rays: None. • Absent: Councilmen Rice, Parkinson. The Mayor declared the motion carried. The City Attorney reported on the lease with the c. A Borqren Canpany, dated October 23, 1951, regardinq parking alonq the east side of the 3400 block South . B.lati Street, stating that consideration for the lease was the black topping of this lot by the C. A. Borqren Campany and that no other renta1s were due. Be further stated that at this time the City had no legal right in this property and that eventua1ly it is to be conveyed back to the City with other properties involved in the shoppinq caaplex construction. The City Attorney reported briefly on the acquisition 0£ property at Darta:>uth Park, upon the acquisition of right-of-way for Paving District 110. 16, the Boosing COde lllhich be indicated would be presented to Council in the near future and the Traffic Code which be hoped to have for Council in the next thirty days. The Jlayor called a recess 0£ the Council at 10:08 P. ·.a. The Rayor ca.lled the Council to order at 10:19 with the following persons present: OOuncil.aan: Ludwig, Jtreilinq,, Hanson, Fullerton, Al.I.en_ Absent: Council.men ltice, Parkinson. llayor dec.lared a quorum present_ City Ranager presented a .license agreement with tbe Denver Water Board £or paving of Layton Avenue :across tbe Denver City Ditch_ mu.BG JEVED, ~ BMISOll SJD••MO:r ~ THE LI«"f!llSE M.;RBB- DIE DUVER WM'ER BOARD BE APPllOVED A1ID m&T mE JID01l All1D Citt CIZJR( :BE AtrftmJlll:lEED TO EID !Ui'.E SMIE. Upon tbe ca11 0£ tbe roll.. the vote .resul. tea as £oll0111.B-: .. .. . '. ' W1fif Coanci lmen Ludwig. 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