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REGULAR MEETING:
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JULY 17, 1967
The City council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
met in regular session on Monday, July 17, 1967 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 Emmanuel Methodist Church,
Englewood, Colorado.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
persons were present:
Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice, Allen
Also Present: City Manager Dial
Assistant City Manager Mack
City Attorney Criswell
City Clerk Lyon
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared a ·quorwn :present.
Mayor Allen recognized the following "Special Citizen Invitees" and
welcomed them to the Council meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Mote, 2943 West Layton Avenue
Councilmen Kreiling entered the council Chambers and took his seat
at 8:05 P.M.
Mr. R . George Woods, Retired Fire Chief of the City of Englewood,
appeared before the City council and made a brief report concerning his
attendance at the U S. Conference of Mayors Convention in Honolulu, Hawaii
last month. Mr. Woods presented Mayor Allen ~ith a record of the proceed-
ings of the conference and thanked City council for _ allowing him to attend
the conference.
Mayor Allen recognized Mr. Robert Mack, new Assistant to the City
Manager, and welcomed him to the City of Englewood.
Mr. Noel O Pickens, 3175 South Gilpin, appeared before the City
Council. Mr. Pickens stated that he was representing a number of citizens
who were in attendance at the meeting and residents of the area surrounding
the 3100 block of South Gilpin. M: • Pickins stated that his area was having
considerable problems with storm drainage. He passed out pictures showing
the water problem within that area and discussed the situation with members
of the City Council. Mr. Pickens concluded his remarks with stating that
his group wishes to be part of the answer to the problem --not a part 'of
the problem.
Mr. Dial, City Manager, stated that the water causing the problem starts
from the east side of University Blvd. There is a 30 inch sewer in the area.
However, it is overtaxed during periods of rain. The cost of ~aking care
of this problem is estimated at $400,000.
councilman Parkinson inquired of Mr. Pickins if the damage was suffered
when he first moved into the area. Mr. Pickins stated it was. '
Mayor Allen stated that the proposed development at the KLZ site would
partially relieve the problem as the developer must provide a means of
drainage. , '
City Manager Dial called the Council's attention to the fact that
there are many other serious drainage problems within the City.
Mayor Allen appointed councilman Fullerton, Kreiling, and Parkinson
to a committee to study the City of En~lewood's entire .drainage problem.
Councilman Fullerton was appointed chairman of the committe~. ·
Mr. John C Maxwell, 3103 South Bannock Street, a member of the Library
Board, appeared before City council. Mr. Maxwell thanked the City council
for allowing him to attend the American Library Association Conference on
June 26 -28, 1967 in San Francisco. Mr. Maxwell stated that he was appear-
ing before council to express the Public Libra~y Board~s concern due to
the proposed salary progression schedule recently .set forth by the career
Service Board. In particular, Mr. Maxwell stated he was concerned about
the down-grading of the Children's Librarian and the Adult Service's
Librarian from the grade of 19 to 17. Mr. Maxwell stated that the proposed
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job descriptions also did not require that these two positions have a
master's degree in Library Science. It is the opinion of the Library Board
that the master's degree should be a minimum requirement for the positions.
Mr. Maxwell read the salaries from recent national advertisements for
librarians of the category under consideration.
Mayor Allen inquired whether the City of Englewood was short on trained
Library personnel.
councilman Ludwig inquired as to the pay for the Adult Service's
Librarian and Children's Librarian in the Cities of Littleton, Aurora, and
Westminster. 'Mr. Maxwell stated that he was not aware of the salaries paid
for these positions by cities within the metropolitan area1 however, it
is the opinion of the Library Board that the City of Englewood is nationally
canpeting for the personnel.
Mr. Hershel Utter, representing Big Top, Inc., 123 East Belleview,
appeared before the City Council to request the renewal of said firm's
3.2 fermented malt beverage license.
City council reviewed the renewal application of Big Top, Inc. ,, '
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE 3.2
FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE OF BIG TOP, INC. 123 EAST BELLEVIEW, BE
REREWED FO~ A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR. U~on the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Parkinson,
Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent~ None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of June 21,
1967 were received for the record.
A memorandum from the Planning ~nd Zoning Camnission meeting of July 5,
1967 recamnending to the City Council that the alley serving Lots 1 through
5, Lots 44 through 48, and the north 12~ feet of Lot 6 and Lot 43, Block 6,
Westview Addition be vacated, the City retaining utility easements in said
alley: further, that an altern~te 25 foot alley dedicated on the north of
the Dunn property be accepted was received fo~· the record by the City co'u'ncil.
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Mr. Roger Larson, Hospital Administrator of Swedi'sh Hospital', app.eared
before the City Council in regard to the recommend~tion of the Planning &
Zon.ing camni.ssion. Mr. Laraon stated that the H~spi tal needs to know for
future planning the use that tnay be made of the present alley. Mr ·. Larson
stated that Swedish Hospital presently owns the property surrounding the
bane of Mr. and Mrs. Haner Dunn, 3430 South Pennsylvania Street. Should
the alley be vacated as proposed in the above memorandµm, ,a 25 foot alley
would be dedicated by Swedish Hospital to 'se'rve the Dunn property.·
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Mayor Allen inquired in Mr. Larson· if Swedish' ·Hospital had attempted
to acquire the Dunn property. Mr. Larson stated Swedish Hospital had, and
reviewed various negotiations with the Dunns. Mr. Larson stated that
Swedish Hospital was prepared to proceed to make·· its developmen't plans
without the Dunn property'.· '
Councilman Ludwig inquired of City Attorney Criswell whether the City
of Englewood could assist Swedish Hospital by condemning the Dunn property.
councilman Ludwig stated that as Swedish Hospital is a public institution
dedicated to public service, he believed there should be some way in which
the City of Englewoo·d cou_ld help. City Attorn.ey ~riswell stated that he
believed that the City of Englewood could not utilize its powers of eminent
danain as it is not in the hospital business.
City Manager Dial stated that the attorneys for the Dunns had told
the Planning Board that the matter would be taken to court if the alley
were vacated. Mr. Larson indicated, should this occur 4 be would recommend
to the Board of Trustees that Swedish Hospital join the City in 'the defense
of its actions.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED, THAT THE CITY
ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO PREPARE THE NECESSARY ORDINANCE VACATING THE
ALLEY EX'J'ERDING FROM PENNSYLVANIA TO PEARL IN THE 3400 BLOCK SOUTH PURSUANT
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Minutes of July 17, 1967
TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION7 WITH THE PROVISION
THAT A 25 FOOT ALLEY TO SERVE THE DUNN PROPERTY BE DEDICATED BY SWEDISH
HOSPITAL TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. U.POn the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreilinq, Ludwig, Parkinson,
Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor decla r ed the motion carried.
Introduced as a Bill by councilman Parkinson
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 21.3 THROUGH, AND INCLUDING SECTION
21.6-4 AND ADDING TO CHAPTER 21 THEREOF NEW SECTIONS 21.3 THROUGH 21.7 TO
BE I<NOWN AS THE "SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD", RE-
QUIRING THE PLATTING OF ALL REALTY WITHIN THE CITY PRIOR TO ITS DIVISION,
SETTING STANDARDS FOR SAID PLATS. ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR THE APPROVAL
THEREOF, AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CONS~RUCTION OF
BUILDINGS OR OTHER IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE CITY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,
as follows:
e!f'li!· 121.3 tbnulb, aDcl iaaladiDf, I 21.6-4 of tb• llllnlo~ of tbe city of Sft9leuao4 are hereby repealed.
~ill .a... Chapter 21 of the llaaioipal COd• of th• City of
•nv1Mi004 ti Greby -Dded by tbe addition thereto of I 21.3 through,
and lnalading, I 21.7, ~lab aall read a• follow•, to wit•
•1 21.l rpr-•· "'91&gm•t1 aA peCl.pltjlw1.
I 21.J:l ,....,,
t'h• pJ:OYlaione of I 21.3 tbnulb I 21.7 •hall be known and re-
ferred to a• the •1abdiviaion 1te9alation1 of tb• City of Bft91ewoocl.•
'!be parpoeea of 1aid aeotlona, and of the recp1i~nta contained
therein, are to provide for th• proper arraDg .. ent of propoaecl atreete,
alley• anc1 other publia way• in relation to the pr9aently exiatin9 or
planned etreeta, all.ya and other pablla way• alMI in relation to the
City'• -•t•r plaau to a•nr• ecleci-ate, aon••i•t and aaaeaalbl•
apaaea anc1 area• for vebloalar and pecleatri• trawl, atilltlea, fin-
flCJhtlng and polio• eqal ... nt, recreation, li9bt aDcl airr to avoid
aonv••tlon of popalationt•o avoid the an.tiag and oongeated building
of iaproy•1nt•r to allow the oEderly pl-lag and development of
area• within th• City wltb a apeaial vi .. toward adequate atorm drainave,
auffiaient traffla flow and proper relMlltion o~ other 11anlalpal ••rvlo••
th•r•tor to pendt the tran1fer and aoe.eyanae of realty within th•
City with 110re faolllty and eaae, and to ••tabliah atandard• and pro-aec!ar•• for the attal .... nt of tb••• parpoeea and for th• enfore .. ant of
the .. revalatlona.
(a) !be aoblev-t of tb• parpoH• b•r•lnalMw• emmerated an
hereby foand, and declared, to be .. tt•r• of loaal and manialpal aon-
aern and the regulation• aontalned herein bave been 8116p•ld by th•
1 .. i•latl•• body of th• City of Snglevood, p.arauant to tbe aatbority
vr•ted bF Artial• XX of th• COD•tltation of th• ltat• of Colorado.
(b) All •tat• atatat•• upon the aabjeat .. tter benln contained
are hereby auperaeded by th• provlaion• of tbeH Rbcll•l•lon regulatlon•r
provlctecl, bovevar, that mboald aay preaent or fatare atate atatate
iapo .. more atringent reqair ... nta, regalatlcm• or liaitation• upon,
or in zrevard to, any aabjeot to whiab the pro.l1ioa• of the•• r99'1lation•
are applloable, then and in that av .. t, the .P&'OWi•lon• of aaah atate
atatut• llball be applied vltbln the City of 8ft9l.wooc1, anytbln9 aontalned
wlt:bln the pro¥l•ion• of th••• aabclivlaion regulation• to tb• aontrary
notwithatandinv.
(c) lbauld the proviaion• of any other ordlnanae of tb• City of
S1MJleuao4 lllpoae more atringent reqalr ... nt1, revulation1, reatrictiona,
or lillitatlon• apon, or in reward to, any nbjeat to wbiab tb• provi-
•ion• of tbeH revulation• are applicable, th•, and in that •••t, tb•
proviaion• of nab other ordlnanae •hall be da .. 14 to have nperaeded
th• pJ:OYl•ion• of th•H r..,alationa, for the parpoee of applyinv the
110r• atringent reqair .. 1nta, r99'1latlon, reatriatlon or llaltatlon only,
anything aontalned within the provlalon• of the•• aabdlvl•ion revulation•
to the contrary notwl tb•t•ding, ·
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(a) ..,.Pt•• pr09ldecl la 121.3-4 hert0f, no realty.within
the City of bcJlMtOo&! a• to •le th•n ha• not be• a plat ·pr-.·
pared, appcoved md filed with th• Clerk and aeoorder of th• County
of Arapahoe, ltat:e of C:Olorado, prior to the effective date of
t.bl• ordla•ce, 8ha~l be divided, •• defined in 121.3-5 hereof,
•1••• then ba• fir•t been a nlMllvlal• plat prepared, approved
aac! reaordecl, lD aaoordnae with the ...-.i•l•• of theH nb-
dl Yi•loa rewalatloa• and all other reqair .... t• thereof are fir•~
.. t.
(b) llo deed, l•a••, or other ia•tr••t of wbat80eftr nature,
•lab ~d haft the effeot of an•t. .. • dlvl•ioa in .any realty,
a• cleflaecl la 12k,3•5 hereof, •ball be execNtecl, clellvered or
noorcled, •1••• and •til a plat tbenf• ha• lte• prepared,
approved and filed la aaeordaaa• with the prowl•lon• of th••• nb-
dl•l•ioa &'99'1latlon8, and lD the mitHDae Of a GDlllllanae with
Aid prowi•i••, •Y nab ia•trmamt llball be mall, void and of
no le4Jal effeat vbatWftr. -· · · · · -· -· · ·.. · -
(a) llO buildlnv, oocnapaaay,· or other pend.t or aertlflaat•
!ball be l•ned, approviDg or autM.ri•lng t11e ·OOD•tsaotloa,
r•a&tellng, npalrlag or -~ of uy illJll'OV•••nt, bal1diD9 or
otber 1tnotan qpon •Y realty, "'-lab 11'11Nl"d ha" tiae· effeat of
a••lnv a divi•i• of ~al-ty, •• defiaed in 121.J-"5, anl••• there
ba• II•• a aa&1liwe witb all of tlae r9C1'1ir-•t• of th•H aul»-
dl•l•loa rewalation•.
121.3=4 IKP-'i'"' at DrlMpl•·
(a) the reqalr.-.nt• aontalDecl wltbla 121.3•3 for alttainln9
approval for a plat for realty need not be aaaplied with where th•
dl•i•ion of real~ lnvol .. •1
(1) a.alty ooe•l•tlng of a total of two (2) aor•• or
l•••, anc1 •tall foa19 a part of a pr .. loa•lY approved nb-
dlvl•lon plat, '*lab ha• 11 ... filed of reoocd wlt:h th• Clerk
and aeaoder of the coanty of Ar..,.._, or
(2) .. alt!' for wblah a apeolal •arlaoe or exoeption
ha• b•• fJ&'aated ity the •lmlav ... SODl99 01 i••ion of
the Cl~ of mD9l•dOa•, in aaoorclwe with 821.3-4 (b) hereof.
(b) -.-Ver a traat of land wblcda,by vlrne of th• provi•lon•
of 121.3-3, om80t be dlvl..S without the pr-..ratloa, approval aDc1
filing of a 8'1bcllvl•loD pl•t, l• of 8'10h anaaaal 11 .. or .... pe, or
it• loaatioa and relatloa8hlp to pr•• .. tly exi•tl1a9 1tre•t•, alley•,
atillty ritbt,...fllway and other nelgtllo~la9 cleYelopm1nt l• !aOh
tbat no nb•t••ial be8eflt• are to be v•iaed lty th• City or by the
pabllo fram reqdrlng a nt.cll•l•l• plat te M prepared, approved
net tiled therefor, the •lmlav aad -1"9 c i••lon _,., apon
applloatlOD tlaeref• by the wr or ..,.., tber•f, waive th•
aw••itl' for the wr • owaer• of a•1l!'lD9 with the provl•lon•
of 121.l-J •cl 121.41 pzowlded, h&N!ver, tbat tb• •aid ca i••lon
_,. .,.., .. na80Dable OOIMlltl•• apoa •!' aaoh walYU'I aad provided
~rther, •!' 8'IGb walYer, and the teal8 thereof, !hall 1»e reAaed
to wrltlDV and reaorcled with the Clerk ad a.aerder of the COUntr
of Arapahoe, at the landowner'• expmM, before !11Gh waiver llhal
beooma effeatiwe.
pl.J-5 ptflplg•···
ftr the pupoee of till• obapter certain wrd• and pbraM• u•ed
henla are deflaed •• follone
(a) Alleye A P9••-• way open to pablla travel whlah
afford• 91nerally a aeoondary -•• of vehloalar aaae•• to lot•
abattbg apon lt and •loh i• not intended for .... ral traffla
alraulatloa.
(b) 8loo1u AD area of land wlthla a RIH1lvi1lon Whiah i•
entlr•l!' boanded by •tr.et•, exaept alley• or the exterior boundary
or boaadari•• of the .Wlvl•lon.
(a) CUl-cle-•aa1 A 8bort •tr•t 1'9Yl .. one .ad open to
tratf la and bel.. teaaiaated at the other ead 1tJ' a Yehlaalar
tvnaroaad.
(d) Divide or Dlvlaioae Any aat 1'bloh woald have the effect,
either legally or pr11atla•l•, of an•ing a ...,.ration of a •invl•
traat or parael of realty into t1'0 or 110re traota, parcel• or •itea,
""9ther the aald aat aoa•l•t• of a •ale, aonveyaaae, lea••, th•
balldiDIJ of lllprov .. aat• or otherwlM.
(e) Lot• A parcel or traat of 1_. iat•ded to be developed,
u•ed or ooa~ a• a •lngle malt.
(f) .. •ter pl•• ft• ompr._•lv• pl• developed by th•
•lming ad Bcmln9 cc i••ion and .. apt.I by th• c:oanoll for the
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Jby•iaal development of the City, 1*lah lnolad•• any •it or part
of nab plu Mparately adopted and uy -a.•t to nab plan or
part• thereof.
(9) .. •tu •treet plant A part of tbe alty ... tu plan
9bowlng loaatlon and cla••lflaatlOllDOf priaalpal traffioway•.
(h) hr1d.aw 1 Cl ty-owDed properq.-"'li.ab ll•• 1Mttween th•
froat lot llM md the traveled nrfaae ~ the •trMt, anally
de•lpated by the out».
(i) •l•alng C'C l••lon or CI t.••lon1 lb• City •lanniDCJ
and zoning o t.••ion of the City of ... 1ev11e.
(j) 110aclway1 'l't'9 portion of a •treet ript-of-way de•lpated
for "1llaalar traffiar 1'bere out»• are in plaae, the portion ·
1Mttwe• aan•.
(k) Sldewalkt 'lh• portion of a •tr•t rl91lt-of-vay, paved
or oth•EWi• •arf.aed, intended for pede•triu ••• ODly.
(1) 8treet1 A public rl4)bt-of-way for vehicular or .s-d••trl-
an traffic. au.et• are cla••lfled a• follOIW81
(1) rnevay-proyl4•• for expedlti•• _.••nt of
laqe ftl-• of ~ traff la aa4 9••ra11y not intendecl to
pcowi.. 1....S-w••• Hrriae ..,.,t lty •• of P'... • ... ration
.talab my lte ~ined with parallel fnat..,. road•.
(2) Arterial-provide• for·~· tnffla m.••nt
aoaneating the tlajor land ••• •1-t• within the City, and
aonneoting the City and adjao•t cu tmltl•• with on• another.
Direct aaae•• i• ordinarily provided to 91NttlD9 propertyr
houawu, aoa•iduatloD -•t be d•• to the aoatrol of
•trwe•, exit•, and aarb UH la order that the traffic ...,.._
-t aan lte nlatl,,.ly unlapeded tlaroatboat th• Ci~.
(J) COlleator ltr .. t-pr:ovlde• for traffla _.,••t
betw•• -1or arterial• and local •tr.et• with direct aca•••
to abutting pnperty.
(4) Local lueet--pzovlde• for dlnat we•• to
abattiD9 1...S, aDd for local traffia ll09 ... nt prillarily in
r .. ldeatlal area•.
(5) l.._•trlal and ca 1rolal ltreet-th•H are 9wrally
related to the pby•lcal ••• abaraaterl••la• of abattin9 land
aDd to the type of •ebiaalar traffic .-.rated lty th•• a•••·
ft• •tnet MY be either arterial, aolleator, or loaal in
de•lpatlon.
(II) lec1lvicler1 Any per80D, per-•. or other entity, or any
99•t thereof, dlvicliDI or propoelng to di•lde realty.
Ql.f .fa •sa&pi• awgval al A '*4iri•"' rlat.
Ul.f:l etn•tttp Jill! rplptperr IUla•
the owner of may realty r.qalred by 121.3-J to obtain approval
of a Mlbclivi•ioa plat, 8ball tlr•t prepare a prelilliaary d••lvn of
ht..1 pn:po•ed 111bcliri•lon, and 8ball pr••t 10 ltlaak u blue print•
of the •-· together with bl• vrltt• nlMliri1loe appliaatlon and
reqaired f-, to the Director of •1••iD9 ad lfraffla for the
Cit~ of mntJl.uood.
121.t-2 QppWY .I& lr"'''P'FY Rt•in·
(a) !be h'elillin~ De•ip •'ball omtiln •t 1••• than the
following iafomatlont
(1) ldeatlflaatlon and Deearlptioa1
(a) 'fbe pnpo.ecl -of the .Wivi•ion.
(It) •-• and adian•••• of all penoee, aorporatlon•,
or .-Mr •title• 'bari .. any latue1t, 199al or
eqait•l•, la the property pnpe•ed for •edlri•lon
and t'b• •-• aDd acldre•M• of the nbdlvlder alM1
de•lwaer of the prelt..iauy de•ita.
(a) llOrtb poiat mad date.
(d) A papilla eaale -1 • • 100' •
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(•) Leval de11ariJ*ioe of the property.
(f) ao..dary ll••• of tbe aalMlivl•ion in • heavy
•lic1 lln• with anvl••· 1tearlD9• anc1 c1l•tanoe•
wblah 11a•t olo•• within the lbllt• of 1 la 10.000 • .
(9) lpaoe for notatloa of aotloa of th• •l•mai.n9
anc1 ZODinv C~i••ion anc1 c1•t• tbenof.
(2) alt• Detail••
(a) 'l'Ot•l aare..-.
(b) COntoar• with interval• of tw f .. t.
(o) Approxlllate 8891•• mMI radii of ourv••··
(c1) zone cllatrlot or cll•trlat• la w'taloh th• land
~ed for aubdlvialon ud t:la• laad ~thin 300
f,_t from tbe boanclul•• tbenof l• located.
(•) Location of laad lntendecl to be oonveyed.
u ... , or nHrvec1 for pabll.a par .... • or reaervec1
in d••il• for tbe ac ae a• of all property owner•
within th• propo9ed aabcll•l•i•.
(f) Location, width• and, ""9n appropriate, n-•
of all exlatlD9 and psopa••• ritJat.-of-way for •tr.eta,
alley9, or other paltllo way. _. all exi•tin9 and
p&'OfM-1 ea•-.at•, either .-.110 • pririte, f•
utlliti••· clraia ... , or ot:ber parpeee•, within tlae
area propoHCI for M11M1l•i•i• end at lea•t 100 fMt
t •c1iately acljaoent thereto.
(9) Looatloa of all exi•tinv •traottan• within th•
traat.
(h) LaJOQt, DUllllMtr• ud •--•l•• to the neare•t
foot of propo••c1 lot• md llloak•.
(1) Drain ... ah .... 1., •tr• .. a• .... 1•, lrri9atloa
clitdl••· other 1MM1i• of wter. aac1 aay other
•ltlllflaat a~al featen• vltllla tbe uaat anc1 at
l•a•t 100 fMt i elliately adj-t thereto.
(j) SXi•ti81 anc1 ....,. ... ...,.r•, utility aain•,
aalvert• or other ......_ .. atnatv•• within th•
area propo1ed for nltdi•i•i• ad within at lea•t
100 f .. t fzm tbe llaaaduy line• t:benof.
(Jc) 'fyplaal aroe• wtlw of propo•ed •treete,llhowlD9
the wlclthe of ro.dway• _. tbe looatl• aac1 c11-•iou
of •idewalk•, ~.. 18ttu•, alM1 otber •traatur•• to
be loaat .. within tlae rltlat-of-...y.
(1) Jlrofll•• to • .aal• of '° fMt borlsontally
and 5 f-t vertlaally ~ •ts-t• ... all~. On•
tnaiag _. OM print ef -•luall 1te reqalr ...
fte pnlilllnuy cle•lCJD -talal-. t1'e iafomatloa required
by 121.4•2 lllall be .,....., .. 1ty a •iaiaity •btab, at a ••1•
of not 1•• than 600 fMt to the laala, 1'1llola 0.11 reflect the
relati•ehlp betv••n the area .. ., •• _. to lie 9'11Mlivldecl and •aah
of th• followiD9t
(a) th• nearHt pdbllo encl .-1 .... •l••tary aahOol, jualor
hlCJh •hool anc1 hltta 80boolr
(b) All pnvloa•ly deeded • decllaat .. •tr•t•, whether
opened or not. within 1300 f .. t of eaoh llemda.ry of th• areal 8Dc1
(a) the aeare•t a •ralally ..... cll•triat, ""9ther the ....
i• within or vtthoat the 11.,...uie• of the City of mD9laood.
(d) t'h• •ar••t pal'k or otlaerr reoreational facility.
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Ordlaaace 11o. 17, lerl• of 1H7
121.H !MlM•el, lpCsm'S'"·
At ~ time after nlal••l• of the pnlilllnary de•lgn and vlalnlty
.Utah, tbe •lmlat and SOBlat C>: i••ion -Y reqaln the nlllll••ion of
nail farther and acMltlonal lnfozimtlon a• .. Y aid it la lt• aon•lcleratlon
of tbe propoaed ..tM!l•l•lon plan.
pl.f::5 '"'" al •·&e·
(a) Upon receipt by the Dlreator of •lamal99 and 'lraf fla of th•
..-elilllnary De•lp and th• vicinity autob oontalnllMJ tbe lnfomatlon
Eeqairec1 by 121.'-2 and 3 altoYe, toge~ with tbe nQaired f••• then
•ball be •allllltted one or we prlDt• of tbe ITelialnary De•lp to eaah
of the followln9 for their rwww eadatlon• la aomaeotion tber•ltht
(1) ft• Depar-..t of ltu1tlla Work•.
(2) '!he Department of Utllltl••·
(3) lfh• Departllent of Building ln•pecti•.
(4) '!he Department of Park• and aeor•tloa.
(5) All lat•re•ted 9a•, eleotrla, tel.,taone and other utility aans•l••·
(6) Colorado State Blthway DepartlleBt, "'1en the realty border•
a ltat• lligbway.
lald.,eaal•• of the City aball, •d all private ..-Dal•• -y, return
•aid h'•lilllnu:y De•lp toteth•r wt.th their rea~ 1Ddatlon• and cci •t•
the~ to tb• Director of •lannlnfJ anc1 ft'afflo witbla 15 day• from their
receipt thereof. rat.lure of any 89•GY to return tile cle•lp, or otherwl••
to ...-11y tbe Di.noter of Plannlag • 'traffic, vltbln 8'IOb period ahall be
oon•tned to lndlaat• appl'OV'al ther•f.
(b) IG•eqmat to tbe afon•alcl fl.ft-(15) clar period, a date and
tS-for a.•laeratl• of tbe h'elilllnUT De•l9D by t1ae •lmnln9 and BonllMJ o •••lon 8ball be Ht, md notlflaatlon tbenef •ball be 9lven to the
appllo .. t. aald date 9ball not be 110r• than 30 d•Y8 after the date for the
ntara of aald •r•llalnary De•lpa.
(a) lfh• •1••"'9 and IODlng o l••lon llball review and oon•ld• th•
ITeltlal.nary De•i91l and vtalnlty lketob with partlcnalar attention to th•
fo11owlD9 .. tt•r•t ·
(1) the 80Dlng of the pnperty pcopoHc1 for •a1tdivi•lon, t099tber
with the wd.ng of the area• t 1dlately ac!jao•t tber•tor
(2) lfh• ...,..ec1 layoat of lot• nc1 bloau, anc1 th• propoaed
climen•i•• thereof r
(3) !'be availability of all utilltlea, a8c1 th• promrillity thereof
to the area propCMed for 8'11Mtlvi•i•'
(4) T1p11salby and natural featar•• of the landr
(5) th• continuity of •treet• .. c1 alley8 within the area pro-
Po•ed for nbdivi•ion, and the de•ign and J.eaation of 911Ch •trHt• aac1
alley•, with relation to ·exi•tin9 atreet• anc1 all.ye, both vithia and
vltb•t the ar .. propoaed for 9'11Mtivi•ioa, mad the .. •t•r ltr .. t Plan.
(6) th• location of utility and other ... ....at•r
(7) lb• loaatlon of, .. c1 provl•lm f•, ..-110 ann, lncltadlDt
land nHrved for parka, aahoel• •cl other pultlla .... ,
(8) t'be -thod of aollection and dl•po•al of draln99• and nrfaoe
vaterr
(9) Any other -tter• *lab th• •lannlng anc1 BODin9 CC-i••l•
•••• •'IP""tut to be aon•ldend ia osder to w-.ll-1a the parpo•••
Ht forth la 121.3-1.
(cl) "'9 appliaant aball be penaltted to attelld, and to participate in,
tbe .. 11.beratiw of the •l••i•t and _s.., a1 i••i• apoa th• propo•ed
_..lrieloa pl• a• nfleotecl la tbe ftellld~ De•ltn. 1 1Jpon notla• to the .
applio•t, tbe c •••ion -Y aontlma• to adj•n it• deliberation• from
ts.. to time in order to obtain farther infoa1tion relating thereto.
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u,.. aa11Pl•tlon of lt• aoa•lcleratlon of the prelilliaary de•l9D and
rial.atty •utab, the c l••ion .. F 9iwe it• ....tltlonal appro¥a1 to
tlae pcepo•ed nbdl•i•loa pl• a• refleated tb•nonr it .. Y aondltlonally
appcowe t:be _, • it -Y dl••PIC'O"'• lt.
If it detemlne• that, dae to tile looatl•, top1paplay, natural
clralaa1• or other •••al f .. tan of t:be •• propo•ed to 1te INIMllvlded
• cl9e to tbe obaracner of tba paopo••d cleYel•IP••t of tba area, th• pro-1•••• _ .... lYi•len plan,•• aoatalaed la the ._.•lillla~ De•lwa wouldt
(1) Cr•••• clralD89• oa-trafflo psebl... la or near th• area, or
(2) Le9d to GOD99•ted or otMnl• ••anltary d .. e10_...t, or
(3) ..... r t:be .. pplyl .. of ...... ental or atillty ••rvloe•
to the area lllpr.atlo•le or dlfflnlt, •
(4) Goat1111late the cleftlG)IS•nt of •al••ter• ••••, th• cc l••lon
l• la....,y 1auenc1 to appcOft tbe ~•ltalury Dealp, •ubjeot to nah na.,._
lltle OOD&lltl•• Mid nqglr-t• •• uy M na•••le de•lfHd to onra••
t::lae ....,1_ ,... _ _. oc to aaacmpllab tba clewlcqlll•t aeat-.lated. .,..._
a•••ltlen• _. ncpalr1as•t• uy lnalade, wlt!IMlt llllltatl•, natrlotiwe
oow••ta or otlau lildtatlou .,_ tbe •• of the _.. ,..opo••• to i..
nlNllYlcled _. ..... ,_. the cu •••ion det•mi• tlaat it• appccwal ._lei
be • aoadltlODed, t1*a no final plat llball be appSONcl by tbe CC l••ion
•tll, or •1•••• the applla•t shall a1 ply witla •Y aoD&litloD or nqalre-
-t l•1a• .. by tbe c-i••lon parnaat to the ntl9eclty panted in tlal•
121.4-5. After a1 .. letlon of it• aoaalderatloe of the .-.lllllaary de•l9D
md Yiolalty akeab aacl .. tendaatl.a. of 1'betMr UF t.nher aondltlons or
nqalr-t• lbodc1 be •,.a•••, the ca t••iola 91aa11 PN••t to th• applla•t
a wt,._ stat•••t .talab eball •tate to "-• appllaaa• wbether th• 01 l••loa
laa• •.-dltl-lly appnYecl, ooncllti•ally .,,..,. .. or di•..,._... tile •-·
In t:be .,, .. t that the ca1 rl••loa OODdltlonally appcO¥e• the ~•l•t.on plaa,
till• written atat••t •1'all Mt forth tb• ao .. itt.w ad reqalr••t• to i..
-t by tbe applia•• ad tb• r•MD• for the • ... •ltloa tlaenof. In the
... t ef a c1la...,....-a1 of tbe •abcllvlalon pl•, tbe vrlttela •t•t-t of tbe
cw l••loa lllla11 .. t rortla the rea ... • therefor.
1fl.t=I •• rlvl r11g.
1'1• rwl.-by the a_.ila•t of tba a~ l••len'• vrlttea •t••-•t la •••d-wltla the prorialila• of 121.4-5, the •Jl'lla•t llball, within a
na•1na1tl• period of time thereafter, ni.lt to tb• •l•nln9 uc1·-l ..
Oii l•loa tbe flaal plat, tovetlMtr with no1a aoam.-yta9 papa• a .. ••au-
-•• u _, 1-~. ft• final plat lllaall nfleat tlae 8'11M1l•l•loa
pl• .... -the pnltalnuy ... ,... •• Jll'9•i••ly a,...,... Jty the a= i••lon,
_. 6a11 aoatala not le•• than th• following lafonaatlent
(a) fte a-or otber •••lpatl• of the nlMtl•l•l•, and tbe legal
de9Ctrlptioa of the laad aontalned tla•r•l•r ·
(b) ACaertiflaate enoated by a ngiatencl 1_. ._...,_ certlfyinw
.._t th• ft.ul plan npr-t• a •rnr .... by Ma, tlaat any -•••t•
._ tbenon aotaally exi•t at the loaatl•• t.Dc1laatec1 aad tbat all
dS.-.loa• aDcl ot1ler detail• ue aerreat.
(a) A DOtui8ecl aertlflaatioa ... declloatlOD .. ecnated by tb• owner or
wr•, whlah ap1COYe• the -tboc1 of _...l•l•loa .i...,. tbenon and vhlob
decllaat .. all •tr .. ta, alley•, rlglate-of...,.y mad ••••eats aontalaed
tbueoa, aon•eye to the Hhool c1l•trlat• lewol..S aay l•d Mt ••lei•
for 8Gba•l• Md to th• City of any lad Mt ••SAie for parka, pla,...-..a,
and other pablla ..... maw .. er, no a.,....al of a plat by the rlmlD9
ad llODing o l••loa llla11 be ••••• to aoaatltat• or effect •
weptanae by the City or other pa1tlla i.o.tr of •F •tnet or other
1-d to .talab t1ae cledlaatl• lltna •JJ09 t1ae final plat t.• applicable.
hall aooeptwe .. Y be fl"8 ODly lty aatloa of eo.tall.
(d) A oertlfloat:e for esecnatlOD ity dae City Clerk •hewilag • .,.....1
of the _..t.•l•lea plat lty City aaanall, aac1 the aaaeptaaae by City
CO.all of a19F laDCI to be cledlaat .. t.F t1ae plat for •trH••, alley•,
rkbta-of wy, .,.llo ••••t•, pafta, plarws••••, _.other -lal-
pal JIU'POM•·
(•) 'fbe IHMaluy 11•• of tbe an• ....,, ... to be INIM1l•lc1 .. vitb
aoovat• -1••· Jteari .. • _. ell•'-• ... tla• wleltlaa of all pnHatly
al•ti .. or ... loated •tnet• laterwtl .. t1ae .__.aay of t1ae uaet.
All c1S-•l•• wefleoted t:benoa wt baft ••• cletemlaecl by aaaarat•
flelct 8'lrftF 1'1alah -•t balaao• aad aloee wt.tbla llalt of 1 in 10,000.
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Ordinanae llO. 17, 1967
(f) t'n• bearing• and dietanae• to the aear•t .. tabli•bed etreet
ll•• or offlalal 80D.-nt• aball lte aaoarately c1e80ribed on tbe platr
-ialpel, town•blp, county or •eatl• 11-• eball be aaau:ately re-
lated to the line• of the nbdi•l•i• by di•tanae• and beariDW•r
(9) lfh• letMJth• of all arc• and radii, lntenal aDCJl••, point• of
CIU'Yature, and 19n9th• and beerlD4J• of t-t•r
(h) ·All ••• ... nt• a• approYed by public atlliti••r
(l) All lot line• and ot:her property line• with aacnarat• dimeneion•
la f .. t md haadredthe of a foot with bearii• or 8ft9l•• to •'=n•t and
alley 11••· Lot di•••l•• •ball alw to la 10,000.
(j) All lot• end bloak• nGllbered ln an eooeptable -nner.
121.f::? Otla• Daa• -t • aw r11s.
n the tS-that the applicant .u.lt• th• pcopoaed final plat, it
abtll M aaom1P9nle4 by tbe fol1owln9 adclltlonal doa••t•, if th• •-
h.,,. not pcnl-.ly b•• prowicled1
(a) A aertlflaate •lvned by the applioent, or eom10De on hi• behalf,
t:Ja.t, prior to tbe nlllli••lon of tbe final plat, ism pln -••nt•.one
half lDClb in dl-ter and not 1••• than thirty (JO) lnahe• ln .l•IMJth ha••
b•• Mt la aonante and loaated in the area ••t forth OD tbe final plat
at tbe followin9 loaatlona1
(1) At all lnteneotion• of el.de llae• of •tr.et• and all.Y• ·
witb the boundary line• of the propoeed Wl•l•i••
(2) At the ~lat• of aarvatare and poi•t• of t .. 1•DDY of •treete,
alley• or boundary J.ln• of the propo•ed _..ivl•ion wlMn there l• a aha.,. ef direction, cnar•atar• or inter•eotl• of 8\IOh li•••r
(3) At all bloak ooner•.
Said aertlfloate ahall alao aertify that iron pin 110DU11eDt• one inob
in di ... ter and thirty (30) lnohe• 1089 ha•• been ••t in aonarete aad lo-
oated at all eabdivieion aoraer•.
(b) A •tat .. eat of appco.al of th• propoaed ••• .. ant• for 9a•, eleatrlo,
·tel.,-b••· water and -r Hrvlaea to the area frcm tbe Director of ...,lla
work•, tbe Director of Vtllltlea, and fraa eeah J"lblia atlllty providl1t9
Hnla•• to the aree,
(a) A •tat .. ent fram the Director of llablia Wol:k• appr0Yln9 the pro-
file• of the •tr.et• and alley• •hown • the prellldnary de•lp,
(d) Any doa••nt by -•• of w'biab tbe applia .. t propoH• to r••triat,
llalt or aonditlon tbe a•• of the ar .. within tbe tiaal plat, or any part
thereof, and wlaiah r••trlatlon•, lillitati•• or OODditi•• do not appeuron
tile face of the final plat.
(•) A treaaarer'• aertlflaate, l••ed lty the 9reaaarer of th• ooanty
of ArT"°9, claly aertlfyift9 that there are DO ~lfloate• of •al• • tax
••••• aeaed 1ty bl• offlo• and that all oarn.t -•al ad Yalonm t••
an.t •pealal •••••wnt• are paid for the ar• acwered by th• final plat.
(f) A title lnnranae pollay, or a a1 t.meat therefore, or a title
oplni• i•aaed and •lped by m attorney dtalf llaenHd tor praatla• lD the
•tat• of COlorado, •bowlD9 tia. legal and eqtdt .. 1• •tat• of tbe title ~
tbe u.a invol...t, •Y of wblab ahall hn• ••• l....t within thirty (30)
dap prior to the date of nlmi••ion of tb• fiaal plat. lhaald then be a
prevlouly reaon1ed deed or other doam1nt ar•tlDI n•trioti-, lf.llltatl••
or oaaclitlon• apma the aH of the ana, • may part thereof, a copy of the
•-abtll w.pany the pollay, aea it.eat .or Utl• opinion. : ,
(9) Any ~t reqalred in order to at 1ly with uy oonclitloa or
nq.alr-t l•po•ed by the •lnal .. and .. , .. Ct i••loD la 9lvl1MJ l ·t•
OGDditi•al approwal to the prellain"ry dMl98, "9alah 81aall be ...,....led
by a letter tram the City attorney in whla he 9l,,.. bl• opinion tha~ the
cloa•ent beU.., nlmltted, apon bei .. naorded· with tM Cl-1& ad Reoosder ·of
the coaaty of Arapahoe, will wt th• reqair-t• or aonditlon• illpoaed
by the ec •••loa.
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(h) Any other naord or doa-ant reqalred to be aullllittec! by •Y
other pcoviaion of tbeM nbdivialon ~latl••·
Ql.f::ll Aw1Vl• lilt r1M1 Plat.
(•) Opoe n1m1 .. 1on to the rlmlnt er tnloa of a rlnal rlat
wtiaw the reqalr•••t• aDd aadltl•• of th-MllNll•l•l• regulatlona,
tbe rlanal .. cc laalon tlball · Mt a tille mM1 pl.a• for a paltlle heariD9 tber-. llOtlae ef tbe time nd pl.a• of nab 1aearl119 8ball be aent by
regiatered or certified -11 to the appllaut or applla•t•, ·and to the
Olfll•r• of laad • ediately edjacent to aDd adjoiniD9 the land propoaed
for .abdlvialon, aa tbelr n ... • and addre•••• aball appear upon tb• record•
in the CGan~ Aa .. aaor•a ~flae.
(b) !'he rlmlng c: laalon 8ball appsoq, amdltlonally aPPl'Oft or
dl.,ppcov• a final plat within 30 daya after th• pablla betriD9 thereon, aal••• tbe applia•t alaall ha•• waiYed tlai• r""lr•••t and OODMDted to
• ~•ion tbe~, ulll•lD9 tbe .... arlt•la aaed in GOD•lderlD9 the
~lllll~ De•lvnr otheswi.M nab plat •hall 1M d•••cl to ba•• been appcoved
anl1 a aertlflaate to tbat effect aball be l•necl by t1'e •1•nin9 ca 1 l••lOD
• d•mcl. the ba•l• foe tbe rlmlng Ct t••l•'• aoadltloaal a,......al or
dlaapproval of • final plat ahall be atated ln wrltlnw.
(c) th• Oc laalon'• approval of aay final plat ahall be ln wrltlnv
... the final plat, totetber witb t1'e c.-1 ........ approval thereof, aball
be tr•mlttecl to City COUDall f• it• action ~. Upon coanall'•
appsowal thereof, and tbe cla• exeautlon of all aertlfioat•• appearing apon
the -,the final plat and all other reqalred doa••t• 81'111 be recorded
with the Clerk and a.corder of th• CO.ty of Ara.-.. by the City Clerk,
the •Xl*lM of mlcb aball be borne by the applla•t ad whlab •hall 1M paid
prior to th• reaordlD9 thereof. llO appccwal of any final plat aball be
effeotl" •tll tb• .... la recorded.
hl.f::? , •••
!be rlaanl.1a9 nd zoalng ~ i••loD l• hertlty _,_.red and aatboriaed
to •lleat for ..ab apttllaati• for nltdivlaloa a aat.fona f .. , the ,...t
of •lab la to be .. t forth a• a part of the c= l••ion'• rul•• of pzoae-
dare, to partially defray the ......... attelul•t ..... the e~ i••lon'•
aoaelcleratlon of the .....
121.f::lO Aplltla.
lbcNlcl the fl.analng mad zonl~T l••loe refuH to 9lv• it• anaon-
dltloDal approval either to a prel nary de•lga or to a final plat, th•
appllaat -y, wt.thin a period of thirty (30) daya after the ccnntaaloa'•
aotl• in failinv to 9ive lt• appi:cwal to th• .... , appeal th• C~l••lon'•.
eoti• to tbe City OOWt.1 bf' flll1a9 wltb the CitF Clerk a writt• notl.ae
of appeal, ••ttiDCJ forth tb• action of the OJ l••loa GG11pl1ined of and
tbe reaaon• for the appeal. City coaacil ahall, at it• next nplar wting,
~. a pabll.a bearing tlaereoa, after vhicla it aball approve, llOdlfy or
rnerM tbe Cl iaalon'• aatlona ancl ahall r•and the aatter to th• c11 i••ioa
for farther prooeedlng• not lnaonai•t•nt with Caanoll'• dealalon.
hl.5 1,_p1 ll!cnd.JF?Pg• ~ l*91lJ&llM rl••·
Ql.5:1 ll•plp lripalpl••·
(a) In 9lvlft9 aon•lderatlon to any aabdl•i•ion plan aabld.tted to it iD
8GOO&"dwe with tbe prowl•lona Of tbe•e nbcliYlelOD revulationa, the rlaDD .. 5 _. -1., c i••loa •ball approve, aoaclltl•tlly a.,..cw• or diaappsoY• th•
.... , PllYi8f .._ ntarc1 to the pupoM• 1111llab tbeH .Wivl•lon regalatioa•
..-to aooampliah. It aball GODalder any propoaed nbdivi•lon plan in
OOBll•atl• wltb tbe alty -•t•r plan, lnalacli .. the -•t•r atr"t plan, the
_, .. orcllnaaae, 8Dcl will tab into aonalderatlon tbe -ral reqat.r-t•
of t1ae a c:nity, the partlaalar nqair1•1•t• of tb• net.~, tbe top•r.•phy of tbe area, and the i.•t QM of the land to be aai.dlvld.t.
rart\l.1ar atteatl• will be 9l•• to the need in the -iwhbOrbood for parka,
plart•omd•, aabaol •it••, paltlia bulldl:f at.tea, prlaaipal road•, th•
~ of •treet aoan•atlona md the aa tal»t.lit7 of the land for develop--t.
(b) ithe proylalaa• oontalned wl.._ln 121.5•2 thsoawb 121.5-21 are
v••ral plcl• and atanclarda f• preparation of pnlilllna:ry dealpa and
flaal •lat• llball M atillaed aa nah by •aab applla•t. ._ • .., tb• tract
to be aabdlvlded ia of ..ah -nal •iM • .,._, or l• aarromwted by aaab
.s. .. 111 8Dt ~ aonditloa• tbat the strict appllaatloD of the provi•iona of
tile• Hatt.on• aay nnlt in nbat•tial bardlfhlpe, tile rlannin9 ~. i••ioD
~ •UT _. ... lfy Raia •tandarda to the eDd that t.be 81Ml•i•lon -)' be
••,,.loped aon•l•t•t witll paltlla welfare and •afety. ·
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131.s-2 ••••IX' ltrlpe.
ae•rw •trip• • the oater bomldarl•• of a ..Wlvl•i• .. y be ••tab-
1l8bec1 to a.trol aoae•• to a partial vic1tb 1treet or to a full width
•treet, upon approval of the •lannlng ec l••lon, and provided that th•
8'11Mli•l•lon plat be aaao-penled by .uob aondltlonal dediaation of ••id
•trip or •tri1>9 •• the •lannint C• l••lon .. Y reqalre, to be effeatlve when
nfficl•t .,roand l• •ade •••l19bl• for public UH to penalt wideni119 of
••lei •trip or ·•trlpe to their nomal width•. •other r•••rv• •trlPI
aontraolllMJ ace••• to public way• •hall be peraitted except when th• aontnl
aDd dl•po11ition of land aampri•lnv nah •trip or •triP8 are placed vlthln
tbe jarl8dlatlon of tht Clty andtr eondltlon• •ptalflec! by th• PlannlftCJ .
ea l••ion and attached to the plat,
121.5•3 Btllggtd Bilbt=tf-yax.
11bere a .abdivi•lon adjoin• a railroad rl9bt~f...,ay, provlalon of
..,_. for .,r.., Mparatl••· buffer •tripe and other pnteatlve treatment
.taall be made to the ext•t and type a• aay be practic8ble,
g1. '-' ltrt!t IY!SF.
(a) tht •trett •Y•t .. within the propo8ed •ubdivi•ion ahall bt
plawcl for tbe wt ad••taveou• dewelopaeat of the entire neighborhood
ar• aad aboald aoafom in 9meral allp •t to the .. •t•r Street Plm.
(b) .. ....,,.r a tract to be nbcll•i..,. mbrw• any part of a freeway,
arterial, aolleator • loaal •tr.et ao de1lpated on the .. •t•r ltrHt •laa,
nab part of .aab pul:»lla way 9ha11 be dedlaated by th• •ubdlvlder in th•
looation and at th• width indlaated on the plan.
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(a) fte propoHd atnet layoat 8boald prcwlde for th• continuation or
projeat:lon of exl•tlDCJ •tr••t• la the •urroandlft9 area mal••• the Cl•y
•lamalnv md zoning er~ i••loa de•• nch ••t•n•lon ancle•lr.itl• for 1peolfla
r•-• of topography or deelp, Whertvtr poaeible, •trMt jop •hoald be
nolded.
(d) 'Bl• layout and d••l9D •ball provide for the fatur• projection of
tbt prinaipal •tr .. t• into annbli•ldet ,_.. adjolai119 uc1 •ball be cle•l9Dec1
to ptnd.t the aontlnuatlon of a rea80Dabl• nUlllll»er of tbroath utility rl9ht••
of-way or ••• .. •nt•.
(•) '!'here •hall be a •inillull n\lllber of lnter•ection• of local atr .. t•
with fr...aya, arterial and aolleator •tr .. t•.
121,5•5 Alley•.
Alley• not 1••• than 20 f .. t wide and open at both enc!• will be required
to be dediaat8d by tbt nbdlvlder la all 0t1 eralally aDC1 lndaetrially 80Hd
dl•trlat•.
121.5=§ 1t111S gg14t1.
ltr .. t grade• 8ba11 aoafom ln gentral witb the terrain and •boald not
be 1••• th• three-tenth• of one per a•t nor ~• th• •ix per a•t for
~•rial aad aolleator atreet•, and not 1••• than t:br-t•tb• of one per-
ae11t •r llOn than t• per aent for loaal •treet• and aal•-de-•ac.
p1.s-1 gpl.•=41=1w:.
Ill• ewer-all l•Dfth of a aal-clt-•aa or •&teact end• •tr .. t •boald not
aaaed JOO feet and 8ba11 be de•lped with a t\arn-aroand of not l••• than
90 f•t la ti-t•r of rltbt-of-way at tbe alo••d end and with cub ctl-ter
of •t lt•• tbaa 70 f .. t unl••• otherwl•• detesmlned by the City •lannlng
--1 FGaiav Cmal••ion. ~!~"
111.H .lf 1gpe9 .
..._..r there al•t• a dtctlaated or platted half 1tr .. t or alley
.. :taaeat to th! tnot to be nblli•ided, the ot:Mr half of the •tr•t1· or
alley •hall be platted or dedlaated.
Ul,H YllSkll c;prue.
All abante• la •treet grad•• ah .. 11 be connected by vertiaal curve• of
a alaS-leDVtb of 100 f .. t.
121.5-10 JSiabt=tf:rex !l4S''·
llxaept in ca••• Where the .. •t•r ltreet •l•n •pealfi•• a 9reater or
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l••aer width •• a alnillull, the ainlmua ri9ht•-of-way •ball be1
wreeway•--81lall be •peaiflaally de•ltD•ted.
ca eralal •d lnda•trial •treet•-• f•t.
Arterial atr .. te--80 f .. t.
COlleator •treet-60 f•t.
Loaal •tr .. t•--50 f•t.
All•Y• la ac erelal and lndaatrlal 4i.atrl'!u-20. f .. t.
Alleya iD realdenti.al-di•triat•--16-het. r • .. •••t•, exoept •• prOYlded in 121.5-21(4t-ll f .. t.
121.5=11 lp!4wx tp4 114"Ul 7idtb•·
llxc•pt in ca••• where the Ka•t•r ltreet •laa apecifi•• a
.,reater or l••••r width •• • •lnlmuna, th• •iaiaall zeadwaya ehall
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rre...,s-ball !Mt •PIO!~lly -deaipated. ,.
Arterial atS'•t•--64 fMt. , . oa eralal and lnc!u•trial •trHta--M f .. t .•.
collector •treet•-·44 fMt.
Loc•l •treeta--36 f .. t.
Clll•-de-•ao-36 f•t.
All•Y• in au araial •nd ludaatrial dlatriet•-20 f .. t.
Allay• in reaidentlal dl•trict•--16 f .. t.
lld8walka, pablic and •-1-pablla balldin9•-f .. t,
llct.walka, realdentlal1
CIMlliutlon--4 f•t.
leparate--4 fHt.
lidwalka, ac arclal ud aultl•f•ily-8 f•t.
lidewalk•, induatrial--4 f .. t.
121.5=12 lidMlk fetbtgJs.
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All •idewalk• •ball be located a• required by the Director of
.. lie Woru, WboH de•ipation• a• to th• ••~u •"-11 be ba•ed
upon the public •afety and aon•enlenae.
f21.5•13 11411 of qprya59E1.
'fh• ain1-radii of aanatue of •tr•t•, on aenter 11••••
•hall HI
.. eeway•--•hall be apeolflaally de•lCJllated.
Arterial •tr .. ta--400 f .. t.
COlleator •tr .. ta-300 f•t.
Loaal •tneta-200 •-t.
CUl•-de-•ac-150 f•t.
121.5-1• ll!!r!! curvt•·
.. tuean reverH aurve• on all •trMt• there •hall b• a
taD9••t at l•••t 100 f .. t lon9.
IJl.5-15 1gr11t lpter119tl91'.
ltreet interaeatlon• 81la11 be at rlvbt aa9l•• os nearly •o
and no point on • curve •hell be in th• inter••ctlon.
121.5-16 ggdp Ba4ll.
CUrb ra4li •ball be not 1••• than 15 f .. t unl••• uu•ual
airaaaetaaa•• diatete eaab dl......-ae, bat pcoperty llD•• •hall
DOt follow tbeM curb radii •1••• neoe••ary.
121.S-17 flradt• at lp\H••tipp•.
•inimal 9rade• are pref erred f nm 50 f .. t to 100 feet away
fxom • later..atlon, but iD • ca•• •ball 9sade• exc1eed '" for
a 4l•tanae l••• thaD 100 f .. t fra11 all lnter..atlon•.
hl.5-11 1zmv11x ptt4 ssfet ltJMt•.
8treeta whiab are •tab •tr•t• d••ir.ated to pnvld• future
cm••otlon• with •nbdl•ldecl arH• adjo •iDCJ -•t psoylde a
t .. Porary tunaaromad at tbe •tub end of tb• .... •peaif laation•
a• reqaired in 121.5-7.
121.s-11 llog!sl·
(a) Lt•tb· Block• •ball not mraeed 12IO fHt in l•9tb or
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be 1••• than 386 f .. t in leDCJth.
(b) 'rr!a•Srial, qq 1rai1l, s, lultl-f!Nlv 1t1id1Ptial.
8loak• intended wholly or partially for inclaatrial, aa 1eraial or
.alti-f .. ily reaidentlal u .. e ahall be 4••19ftec! apeclfically for
•ach purpoae, with adequate apace ••t atid• for off-atr .. t parkinv
and loadl119 purpoaea, a• required by Chapter 22 of the Jlunict.paa
COde, or any am!Pdllent• thereto.
121.s-20 Lote.
(a) VaryiDCJ dint•n•iona of lot• are rec-a enc!ed, but th•
•inillall 4laenaiona of lote for reaidentlal uee •hall be in accord-
••• with Chapter 22 of th• Kaniclpal Code, or any -ndllent•
thereto. In areae where no public aewera are available, the
lot• ahall be 1119• •noavh to af for4 th• aonatraction of .. ptlc
tank• in aaaordanoe with the r!CJUl•tion• and apealfication• of th•
!Tl-county Health Department.
(b) lflw depth of th• lot normally 8hou14 not exceed twice it•
width.
(a) S.Ch lot •hall abut on a dedicated atreet.
(d) Sid• lin•• of lote ehall be approximately at right an9l••
or radial to th• •tr .. t line.
(•) 'l'h• ahape of lot• and their orientation •hall be approp-
riate to the location of th• propoaed aaWivleion and to the type
of development cont .. plated •.
(f) Double frontage lote in eingle-f .. ily retidentlal dietriat•,
other than corner lot•, will be perwaitted only under unu•ual condition•.
(CJ) 18l•r• a n• !Ubdl•l•lon, or any lot·, block or parael therein,
front• OD an exlatiDCJ or propomed fre.way, aa defined herein, an alley
aboal.4 be proYlded along th• r .. r of all aaah lot• or parcel•, or
other aultabl• aeeondftry ace••• !hould be proY'lcted thereto. 'fh• plat
8boald be Mlll••iCJDed that drive• ••Y lte oonetructed from the alleye,
or other .. an• of aecondary acceaa, onto eaab lot or parael abattiav
the •-· 80 •• to reduce loaal traffic upm the fn.way to a minillma.
121.5-21 IJlblls 8pa9'!.
(a) Where an area i• to be devetoped or aabdivlded for 11alt1p1•-
f•lly or other hlCJh den•lty a••, th• PlannlDCJ Oc111 iaalon may require
opea •PIM'H nltabl• located and of adequate aiM for park•, play-
ground• and recreation11l parpo••• within noh aru. laid apace•
eball be d6disated for the coaaon UM of th• pablic or be ••tabli•h•d
by oovenant• or other condition• ln deed or deed• for the a•• of the
public.
(b) ~operty ••t ••id• for the exolu•l•• a•• of th• realdent• of
the aabdiviaion •hall be de•ignated ln the final plat. 'lhe aabdivider
•hall prowlde lnfoaaati.on aoaaernift9 the -thod of ownerahip, •an99e-
... t, developaent and maintenance to control •uah land and •hall, at
time of flllDCJ of final plat, .abllit 1uah additional doaUllLent• or
reoor4• •• ••Y be reqalred by the co..la1ion, •peaifylnv th• -tbod•
of control enviat.onect.
(c) OUt•tanding natural and aultaral feature• aaah •• ecenia
apota, water aour•••, and hl•toria ati•• •hall be reaerved for public
UH ln•far •• poaaible.
(d) Ba•••nt•.
(1) 'fo af forct the proper ln•tallatlon, ext ... •ion and en-
laq--t of public and private, overhead or uncleqrouel utility
line•, rl«Jhta-of-way or eaa ... nt• at leaet 16 feet wi .. , 8 feet
on •6el9 •Ide of rear or •lde property linea, t:oveth•r with the
rlpt "f lDCJr••• thereto and evr••• therein., •hall be provided.
•~•4••nc• thZGa9b a parcel and aloag tbe ..S.-of one parcel only
•hall, likMfl .. , be a alnill .. of 16 f .. t. ftr lot• faclnt 11pon
aurvillnear •tr .. ta, th• rear eae .. ent line aball aonalat of a
,.ri•• of taDCJ.ntt vltb a •lniNma n_.,er of point• of deflection.
llh•r• poaaible and to provide for guy atraatarea or other atuab-
.. nt•, with a minim• lnterf•r•c• with land uae, point• of de-
flection ehall aolncid• with aid• lot line• on the •id• of the
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•~terior anvle. In ae~ain in•tano•• ea•...nt• of limited
width and len9th to provide for py •traatur•• •hould be
prcwided. Where nea•••ary to aoordlnate •er.lee need• and
to provide feed-through faalliti•• betwa .. adjoininv devel-
opment•, auah need• ahould be indicated OD tb• plan.
(2) Whenever any atrema, irri9atlon ditch or other
water eourao i• located in a •ubdivi•lon, the aabdlvider, at
hi• expen••, •hall provide and r•••rv• ••• ... nt• alOD9 auch
•tre .. a, ditoh•• and .. t•r ooar••• in aaah wldtb• a• deter-
•ined by the Director of Publia Work• for the purpo•• of
wideniDCJ, improving, protectlDCJ and malntainlDg ••• and for
drainage snd r•~reational purpo•••· fh• auhdivlder •hall
•ablait any data, lnaludi119 plat• of profile• and aontoara,
de•i9D•• aalaalation•, eta., vbiab .. y a••l•t the Director of
IUblia Work• in the preparation of any report required of him
regardlDf draina9e aonditlon• in tb• propo..t aabdlvi•ion and
any drain99e faclliti•• propoeed by the 8UIMll•lder to ••rve
the nbdlvl•lon. llD irrl9atlon dltah•• ahall be permitted on
pablie road• except where acquired by •••tad ri9ht• or where
eroa•lng publia roada.
121.1 prt1e••t .al SSP•"'9Si• Jll W IPRDYE•nS•·
11.1;1 !f9••• ,, 121 t-1 e•.!H !it•ar• to •••ar• that th• .. opm•tO any area tor WI. alvaioa plan ha• been pre-
pared, approv.t and f lled 8hall be aon•l•t•t with tbat plan, to
foeter the aaaamp11811ment of tbe parpo••• outlined in 121.3-1, and
to provide thet any new imprOY••t• to be oonatnated in the City
•ball aonform with th• atandard• contained herein. 'fhe proviaion•
of •21.611throut"h121.6-4 •hall, therefore, be appliaabl• to .th•
aoutnation of all nw baildlD9• or other lmprowwnt• to be
ao .. ena~ after the effeeti,,. date of thl• orc!lnaaae, whether or
not the other provi•ion of th••• •ubcllvialon rewulation• require
th• preparation, approval and f 111119 of a plat for the land apon
mlab tbe INilcH.n9 or other illpr0¥••t i• to be loaatect.
121.a-1 gppco511ipa yitb 121.1=1 thlppah 121.1=4.
llo balldin9, oaaapancy or other per.it or lia•M ehall be
l•ned for tb• oon•tnation or oaoupanay of any bailding or other
atraature within th• City of llngleiuood after the effeative date
of thi• ordt.n.nae anl••• th• owner, or hi• 89•t, pceHnt• affirm-
ative evidence of aampllanoe with eaah of th• pro•i•lon• contained
within 121.6-1 throagh 21.6-4 hereof to tb• Departllent of Balldinv
ln•peation.
IZ1.f:3 ptylatippp CE91! Literal Tegma.
Where a traat ot land upon which a building or other iaprove-
wt la propoeed to be aon•traated i• of •aah a al•• or ehape or
ha• •aah unique topographiaal or locational aharacterl•tia• 110
that the literal aa11pllana• with any proviaion of 121.6-1 through
121.6-4 would areat• unn•a•••ary and aabatantlal ba~lhip apon th•
owner thereof, the Plannlnt and Zoni119 COlmi••lon .. y, upon proper
appllaation therefor by aaah owner, authorize a deviation from the
literal t•Em• thereof, •ubjeat to •uah reasonable condition• ••
tb• ca l••ion .. y d•t•min• to lmpo••·
121.6=4 con•trugtion ataft4tr4•.
llo balldi119 or ot:ber illprov-ent ahall be aon•~ated within
th• City of Bn9lewoodl unl••• the .... m .. t• all the requirement•
of Chapter• 8 and 22 of the Municipal COde of the City of llft9l•-
vood, aa ••id C!haptera pre•ently exi•t or may hereafter be ... nded,
aDd, in addition, the following aondition• are ••t•
(a) Where the land upon which the buildiDCJ or othar
lapro••nt i• to be aon•truated i• a part of a aubdi•i•ion
plan whi-:h ha• been approved purnant to the provi•iona of
thi• ordinanae1
(1) All atreet• •hown uptD tbe recorded plat •hall
be graded and laproved by pavl1l9, aonarete ourba, gutter•
and aid.walk• to th• •tandard• ••t forth in 121.s.
(2) All neoeaaary arran..-•t• ha,,. been made with
~· Director of llublla Work• and th• Director of Utiliti••
for th• ln•tallation and aon1traotion of water and •ewer
-in• and the loaation and plaa•ent of all neo•••ary f ila hydrant•
la 0011pllanae with th• provl•lon• of all ordlnana•• and reeolution•
relatiDg tbereto.
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(3) All ••a•••ary aa-raa1••••t• have been llad•
for th• iaatallation and aoaatJ:aotion of all eleotrio,
9a• and telephone atllity .. r.ioe ln tbo•• •••...at•
ahown on th• noord9'1 plat for the •abdlvialon in
nab a manner that neh ••rYio•• are availmble to th•
new b\llldinv or other i.lapro• .. ••t•.
<•> Any aoadltlon• lmpoHd by the •lannt.ng
ca,.,l••lon in it• appc..,al of the ..abdl•l•lon plan
bave be• fally ODllPll .. with.
(b) 11bere tbe lud upen .taloh .tbe INlldl .. or other ia-
prov .. 1nt l• to be GOB9traoted i• DOt a pen of a nbdlvlaion
plan .,..._. ,..._.. to ~ prtWi•l•• of till• orcH.nanae1
(1) 9'• lot or hulldl119 elte •POD wlliall the balldlag
or otbe~ illpro••••nt i• to be aa.atraoted •hall alMlt
a atr-t or other pablla way, .talela ba• Men cH.dloated,
or othewi• om••••• to the pmblio, to th• width
required by the •tandard therefor .. t forth in 121.5•10
and the .. id atreet or other pablio way ha• been openec1
for •eblaalar traffia and improved by 9rac1i1l9.
(2) Where tbe provlalon• of ••Y other ordinance
required th• .... , all •Rine aDd lin•• for water,
•ewer, electric and 9•• ••rvloe• "'4r• been lnetallecl
to provide •uab Hrwlo•• to the lot or alb, a• approved
by t:he Director of ._.,llo 110rk• and Director of Otlllti••·
(a) lrreapeatlft of Whether the land apon 1'hioh the ~uildlng
or other t.prov-nt l• to be OOD8trmted l• a part of a •ub-
411 ri•i.oD plan ·~ par•uat to the pzowialon• of thl• orcH.n-
anae, the Direator of l'ablic work• -•t certify la wrlt~ng th~t
the oonetraotlon of the .... •hall not •tlb•tantlally lnorea ..
tbe ..oant of aarfaee drainage in th• area or, in lieu thereof,
tl9e owner lnetall• 11110b adeqa•t• and auf f lolent atoaa aewer• or
other clraln999 etruatu'•• approved 1:ty tJae Dlreator of ~lie
1'Drk• to ••fely ..:arry the lnanaeed ranoff wlthoat d•nqer or
.S.999 to otber pnpertl••·
(d) In lieu of th• ..atul ~letion of any of the iaprov•• -t• deeipated la 121.1-t (a), CbJ aDd (o) aboft, tbe owner of
the land -Y prcwlde a aaab or approwed lett• of n~ty f ~ a
banJc, ••vlng• and loan ln•~ltutlon, ln.aranae ao11pany or ot:ber
qullfled lending ln•titatlon, or, a letter fx. ID or th• va
nideaoiag tbat nf f lol•t monl•• haw ••• eaar.,_. to parntM
th• aa11pletlon of th• illprov ... nta witbla •aob period •• •hall
be det:emiaect by the Plannlnt and zont.av CGn•i••loa. 8alc1 aarety
aball be in •n ••aaat adequate to OOYer the OOllt of tb• improve•
... t• •• c1eteoained by the camal••ion •nd ahall ran in tavor of
the City of lllMJl.uood.
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th• Ylolatlon of any provl•lon of the•• eal»divialon regal••
tlon• i• hereby detemlned and declared to be a pal)lla ntiaanoe
and, apon proper aa~horlma~ion by COnneil, the Ci~ a.ay inatlta~•
nab 1.,a1 proceedift9• u -y·be aw••U'Y to obtain a judialal
9bat•••t thereof. In 9dditlon, tb• •iolatloa by any per•on of
uy prowi•ion of the•• nbdl•i•ion r..,alatloaa .. Y i.. pzoaecnated
•• other violation• of aaalalpal orcllnaaaea .. Y be and •hall •ab-
ject the ~l•tor to tho!• fine• and peaaltl•• •• are provided
for in ehepter 27 of~ lluaieipal Cod• of the City ot·sn9l.vooct.• . .
•ec:tw a
If any part ·or pan• of tbi• Ordiaaao• are .for any rea-
aon held to he inftlld or unconetltutional, ndb decision eball
not effect the validity or conetltatlonallty ·of th• r .. ainlft9
portion• thereof, it bei119 th• expn•• l .. l•l•tlve int•t of the
City ODanail of the City of llft9larJJa1d to enact till• Ordlnanoe,
and ..ah and ... ry part tber•f, irn•peotl,,. of tb• faat that
-~ one or 1110r• part or part• be declared lDYalic1 or anoon•tita-
tloaal. ·
lntrodaaed, re•d in full and ·P8••ed on flr•t reac1lft9 'by tb• City
CGanoll of tbe City of llnlJlwood, Colorado, at it• regaler wtlDf
• tbe 17tb clay of .July, 1M7 and orderect pabllehed in tbe 91MJle-"°°" .. rald and llDterprl••·
... Mel oa fiaal re8dlDf by tbe City caaaall of th• City of 11D9l-
wooc1 OD tlae ltll clay Of A'1p•t, 19'7 ... ordered pabli•bec! in the
SnglaiaDCI Berald and llDterprl••· ·
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I, lteplaen A. Lyon, City Clerk-'fr•a•ar•r of the City of
81191.ewod, coanty of Arapahoe, ltate of aelor ... , c1o berey
certify that the abo9• and for-lBf bill for • odiaanoe wa•
lntrodmed, read, P9•Hd • firat n .. iDI ad or .. nd )Mbllahed
in the 8ngltNOOd Bereld 9ftd atterp1rl•• at • r91'1lar ... tla9
of tbe City coanail held on .July 17, 1967, ad tbat th• above
ordlnanae ""• approftd, ~-and ordend pablialaed ia aaid
n••peper by the City Coanoil at • "9'11• -tiDI held on th•
8eh day of AQIJU•t, A.D. 1967, ., 9rdia•ce llo. 17, aerie• of
1967, of aaid oity.
All•W1
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting
of June 14, 1967 were received for the record.
The minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting
of July 13, 1967 with a memorandum recommending acceptance of
the recamnendation of the Water and Sewer Advisory Board regarding
the access road to McClellan Reservoir were received for the
record.
COUNCILMAN KRBILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMBNDATION CONTAINED WITHIN THE MINUTES OF THE PARKS
& RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING OF JULY 13', 1967 AND THE RECOMMEND-
ATION OF THE WATBR & SEWER ADVISORY BOARD SPECIAL MEETING OF JULY
10, 1967 CONCERNING AN ACCESS ROAD TO MCCLELLAN RESERVOIR BE
ACCEPTED AND THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PROCEED WITH OBTAINING
AN EASEMENT ALONG THE EAST AND NORTH EDGES OF THE MAURICE FISHER
PROPERTY AND THE CONS'?RUCTION OF A ROADWAY AND FENCING CALLED FOR
IN THE PROPOSAL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes1 Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Rice,
Allen, Parkinson
Nays1 None
Absents None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
The minutes of the Englewood Public Library Board meeting of
July 11, 1967 were received for the record.
The minutes of the Water and Sewer Advisory Board special
meeting of July 10, 1967 with a memorandum recommending the accept-
ance of the effluent fran the proposed new Gates Rubber Company
industrial canplex into the McClellan Reservoir.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE WATER AND SEWER ADVISORY BOARD CONCERNING
ACCEPTANCE OF GATES RUBBER CC»tPANY EFFLUENT INTO MCCLELLAN RESER-
VOIR BE TABLED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
followa1
Ayes: councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Parkin-
son, Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent : None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of July 6, 1967 were received for the record.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 16, SERIES OF 1967
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8.8-1 AND 8.8-3 (c) (2) OF
THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, WITH
REFERENCE TO OWNERSHIP OF MAINS Ot.rrSIDB CITY LIMITS AND TO RE-
DEFINING ENTITIES WITH WHOM THE CITY WILL CONTRACT UNDER DISTRIB-
UTOR'S CONTRACTS.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 16, SERIES OF 1967, BE PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND Olq)ERED PUBLISHED IN FULL .IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Rice,
Parkinson, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED, THAT THE
BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE, PREVIOUSLY READ, REPEALING SECTION 21.3
THROUGH, AND INCLUDING, SUCTION 21.6-4 OP THE MUNICIPAL CODE (OTHER-
WI$E KNOWN AS THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS) BB PASSED ON FIRST READ-
ING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE.
Councilman Fullerton inquired as to the reason· no. limitation
had been placed on density in the various zone·a in the-subdivision
regulations.
City Attorney Criswell stated that it was his opinion that if
all the possible restrictions were listed in detail and an item
were to be left out, by virtue of the restriction left out, the
Court would rule that it had not .been the intent of the City Council
to allow this restriction. He stated that in this sense the Ordinance
is very broad and allowed for restrictive covenants or other limi-
tations which may be · reduced to writing and be ·recorded ·~ Discussion
ensued. · 1
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes1 Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Rice,
Parkinson, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Introduced by councilman Rice
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963,
ALSO KNOWN AS CHAPTER 22 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO RE-ZONE CERTAIN
PROPERTY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED THEREIN FROM R-1-A (SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT) TO R-3-A (MULTl-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
DISTRICT).
WHEREAS, J.J. Careyand Time-Life Broadcast, Inc., have
heretofor filed an application with the Planning and Zoning
Commission of the City of Englewood (to _re-zone fran R-1-A
(single family residential) to R-3-A (multi-family residential)
a portion of that tract of land located within the City of Engle-
wood, commonly known as the "KLZ site", described as follows, to
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A tract of land lying in Section 35, Township 4 South, Range
68 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, City of Englewood,
Arapahoe County, Colorado, more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point where the centerline of South Lafayette
Street intersects the southline of Section 35, said south line
of Section 35 being the approximate centerline of East Hampden
Avenue thence northerly along the centerline of South Lafayette
Street to its intersection with the centerline of East Floyd
Avenue7 thence easterly along the centerline of East Floyd
Avenue1 to its intersection with the east line of the SW~
SE\, Section 35: thence southerly along said east line of the
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SW~, SE~, Section 35: thence southerly along said east line of the
SW~, Section 35 to its intersection with the northerly right-of-
way line of Colorado Highway 70, said northerly right-of-way be-
ing also the southerly boundary of the City of Englewooa ·and ly-
ing 90 feet more or less north of the south line of Section 35:
thence westerly along aaid northerly right-of-way line of .Colo-
rado Highway 70 to its intersection with the centerline of
Section 35: thence southwesterly on the arc of a curve to the left,
the chord of which bears south. 78° 57~-West, the radius. of which
equals 783 feet, for an arc distance of 301.4 feet: thence south
89° 57' 52" Weat for a distance of 337.5 feet to a point where
the north right-of-way line of Baat Hampden intersects .the east
right-of-way line of South Lafayette Street: thence southerly along
the extended east line of South Lafayette Street to its inter-
section with the South line of Section 35, thence westerly along
said south line of Section 35 to the point of beginning, exce.Pt
the nortth 150 feet of the east 1292.46 feet thereof, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Ordinance No. 26, Series of
1963, also known as Chapter 22 of the Municipal Code of . the City of
Englewood, the said Planning and Zoning Commission in considering said
application held a public hearing thereon and -otherwise fully com.Plied
with the said ordinance and the provisions of the Charter of the City
of Englewood, and
WHEREAS, the aaid Planning and Zoning Camniasion. has heretofor
recommended to City Council t~t t~ afprea8'1d descrdbed Pr.5*erty
49il1c1 be '11lclilded wt)lin t°Pt mpn.ing dtiatr~ct blpma U R-3-A (multi-
family residential), and
WHEREAS, City Council has considered the recommendation of said
conmission, including the documents and records accompaning the same,
has held a public hearing upon the same and has concluded that the
public health, safety, convenience and welfare, as well as good zon-
ing practice, justifies the inclusion of said property within said
zoning district.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, as followsa
Section 1. Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1963, also known as
Chapter 22 of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood, together
with the zoning map annexed thereto, is hereby amended to rezone the
property hereinabove described from R-1-A (single family residential)
to R-3-A (multi-family residential).
Section 2. City Council hereby finds, determines and declares
that the hereinabove change in zoning is justified by public health,
safety, convenience and welfare and by good zoning practices.
Introduced, read in full, .Passed on first reading and .Public
hearing set thereon for the 218x day of Aug., 1967, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood called at its regular meeting on the 17th
day of July, 1967.
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, BE PASSED
ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD
AND ENTERPRISE.
Councilman Fullerton stated that although he did not wish to pre-
empt the public hearing on the Bill for an Ordinance~ based upon his
findinqs in this matter, he could not support it.
Upon the call of the roll on Councilman Rice's motion, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes1 Councilmen Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice, Allen
Nays1 Councilman Fullerton
Absents None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Members of the City Council discussed a possible date for setting
the required public hearing regarding the l<LZ site rezoning. It was
the coneensus of Council that the hearing should be established at 8:00
P.M. on August 21, 1967.
RESOLUTION NO. 27, SERIES OF 1967
A RESOLUTION SETTING A TIME AND DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING UPOR A PRO-
POSED BILL FOR AN ORDIHABCE AND DIRECTING THAT PUBLIC NOTICE THEREOF
BE GIVEN.
WHEREAS, there has been introduced a Bill for an Ordinance which
would re-zone certain realty described therein from R-1-A (single
family residential) to R-3-A (multi-family residential) and
WHEREAS, Sec. 22.3-4 (b) of the Municipal Code of the City of
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Englewood required a public hearing upon any proposed change in
zoning,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD as followss
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1. A public hearing upon said Bill for an ordinance is hereby
set for Monday, the 21st day of August, 1967, at City Hall, 3400 South
Elati, Englewood, Colorado, commencing at the hour of 8 o'clock P.M.
or as soon thereafter as Council may reach the matter.
2. Public notice of said hearing shall be given in the manner
required by Sections 22.3-4 (b) and 22.8 of the Municipal Code of
the City of Englewood and affidavits showing that such notice has
been given shall be presented at the time of the public hearing.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 27, SERIES OF 1967 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as followss
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig, Parkinson,
Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Introduced by Councilman Hanson
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOU'l'H PENNS'YtVANIA STREET,
AS DESCRIBED THEREIN, AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT THEREIN FOR EXISTING
SEWER, GAS, WATER OR SIMILAR PIPELINES AND APPURTENANCES. AND -FOR
ELECTRIC, TELEPHONE AND SIMILAR LINES AND APPRUTENANCES.
WHEREAS, The City of Englewood haa-heretofor acquired certain
realty to be used for park and recreation purposes, a portion of which
realty is located within that platted subdivision known as Arkells
Subdivision, in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe and State
of Colorado, and
WHEREAS, there presently exists within the boundaries of the
realty thus acquired by the City of Englewood a portion of a public
street known as South Pennsylvania Street, and
WHEREAS, in order to devote said realty to park purposes, it is
necessary and desirable to · vacate that portion. of said publ•ic street
lying within the boundaries of the realty owned by the City,
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows:
Section 1. That portion of that public street, known as South
Pennsylvania Street hereinbelow described, is hereby vacateds
That part of South Pennsylvania Street, lying east
of, and adjacent to, Lots 37 through 48, Arkell• Subdivision,
more particularly described as:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the southeast one-
quarter (SE~) of the northeast one-quarter (NE~) of Section
34, Township 4 South, Range 68 West of the 6th Principal
Meridian1 thence north along the west line of the said
SE~ NE~ 1290 feet1 thence east and parallel with the north
line of the said SE~ NE~ feet to the true point of be9inning1
thence east and parallel to the north line of said SE~ NE~ .
300 feet7 thence west and parallel to the said northline
30 feet7 thence north and parallel to said west line 300
feet to the true point of beginning.
Section 2. There is hereby reserved from said vacation an ease-
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ment in, through, over, across and under said realty an easement
for.all presently existing sewer, gas, water or similar pipelines,
and appurtenances and for electric, telephone and similar lines
and appurtenances.
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first re·ading by the
City council of the City of Englewood, Colorado at its regular
meeting on the 17th day of-July, 1967, and ordered published in
the Englewood Herald and Enterprise.
Attests
City Clerk-Trea•urer
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Rice,
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF GALAPAGO STREET, AS
DESCRIBED THEREIN, AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT THEREIN FOR EXISTING
SEWER, GAS, WATER OR SIMILAR PIPELINES AND APPURTENANCES AND FOR
ELECTRIC, TELEPHONE AND SIMILAR LINES AND APPURTENANCES •.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has here±ofor acquired certain
realty to be used for park and recreation purposes, a portion of
which realty is located within that platted subdivision known .as
Corder Subdivision in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe and
State of Colorado, and
WHEREAS, there presently exists within the boundaries of the
realty thus acquired by the City of Englewood a portion. of a public
street known as South Galapago Street, and
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WHEREAS, in order to devote said realty to park purposes, it
is necessary and desirable to vacate that portion: of said public
street lying within the boundaries of the realty owned by the City,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows1
Section 1 •. That portion of that public street, known as South
Galapaqo Street hereinbelow described, is hereby vacated:
That portion of Galapaqo Street lyinq_west of and adjacent
to Lot 1 and Lots 3 thru 11, Block 1, Corder Subdivision
lying in the northwest one-quarter of the southwest one.-
quarter of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 68 Wes.t of
the 6th Principal Meridian more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point 30.0 feet south of and 331.4 feet east
of the west one-quarter corner of Section 34, thence east and
parallel with the north line of the southwest one-quarter
(SE~) 30.0 feetr thence south 616.0 feet1 thence west 30.0
feetr thence north 616.0 feet to the point of beginning.
Section 2. There is hereby reserved from said vacation an ease-
ment ~n,· through, over, across, and under said realty an easement for
all presently existing sewer, gas, water or similar pipelines ·and
appurtenances and for electric, telephone and similar lines and
appurtenances.
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading by the
City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, .. at _ its regular meet-
ing on the 17th day of July, 1967, and ordered published in the Engle-
wood Herald and Enterprise.
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1967 -
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER :OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO FILE AMENDED APPLICATION WITH THE SECRETARY
OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE HOUSING AND
HOME FINANCE AGENCY) UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE VII OF THE HOUS-
ING ACT OF 1961, AS AMENDED.
WHEREAS, Title VII of the Housing Act of 1961, as .amended,
provides for the making of grants by the Secretary of Housing and
Urban Development (formerly known as the Housing and Home Finance
Agency) to States and Local public bodies to assist them in the ac-
quisition and development of permanent interests in land for open-
space uses where such assistance is needed for carrying out a unified
or officially coordinated program for the provision and development
of the urban area: and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood ha• heretofore made application
to the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (formerly known as
the Housing and Home Finance Agency) for a grant under the provisions
of Title VII of the Housing Act of 1961, which application was approved
and a contract entered into between the city of Englewood and the Sec-
retary of Housing and Urban Development (formerly known as the Housing
and Home Finance Agency) on behalf of the United States of America,
whereby the United States of America agreed to assist the city of
Englewood in acquiring and developing certain realty for park and
recreational purposes by making a grant in an amount e·qual to SO per-
cent of the actual cost of the four-park project, or $307,914, which-
ever is less, and
WHEREAS, since the execution of that contract, it has been
apparent to the City of Englewood that it is necessary to request
modification in the City's application and the contract executed
thereunder in the following particulars:
a. The substitution of other realty ·.for the .realty
originally included in said application to com .pose
that development referred to on said application
and contract as "Centennial Park," and
b. The increase in the total acquisition costs to
acquire all of the realty in the four-park project,
including necessary real estate services, from
$390,805.00 to $423,355.00 and the resultant in-
crease in that portion of the grant attributable to
acquisition costs in the amount of SO percent of the
aforesaid increase, or $16,77S.OO.
c. The extension of time for the acquisition of all
realty under the original application from the present
deadline of August 15, 1967 to April 1, 1968.
NOW, THEREFORE, BB IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, As follows:
1. That the amended application .be filed with the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development (formerly known as the Housing and
Home Finance Agency) requesting that the City's ·approved .application
and the resultant contract be amended and modified in the manner set
forth hereinabove. · ,
2. That the city Manager of the city is hereby authorized and
directed to execute and to file such amended application with the
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (formerly known as the
Housing and Hane Finance Agency), to provide additional modified
information and to furnish such documents as may be required by said
Department, to execute such contracts as are required by said
Department, and to act as the authorized correspondent of the city.
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3. That the proposed ·acquisition and development i:a in accord-
ance with plans for the -allocation of land £or open-space uses, and
that, should said grant be made, the city wi·ll acquire, develop, and
retain said land for the uses designated in said application and
approved by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (formerly
known as the Housing and Hane Finance Agency) • . .
4. That the United States of America and the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development (formerly known as the Housing and
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Hane Finance Agency) be, and they herelDy are aasured of full com _pli-
ance by the City with requlations of the Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development. (formerly known as , the HousinCJ and· .Home · Finance Agency),
effectuatinq Title VI of the Civil Riqhts Act of 1964.
5. That in all other respects the original application, the
resultant contract hereinabove referred to and the previous resolu-
tions of this council authorizing the filing of said application
and the execution of said contract be, and are hereby, fully confirmed
and rati£ied.
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Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED; THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1967, BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.· Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as fol'lows 1 ·
Ayes: Coun~ilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig,
p·arkinson, Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
A memorandum from the City Attorney dated
garding exclusion of territory within the City
boundaries of Water & Sanitation Districts was
record by the City Council.
"July 12, 1967
MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor
City Manager
Councilmen
FROM: City Attorney
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which is within the
received for the
SUBJECT: Exclusion of Territory within the City which is Within
the Boundaries of Water and Sanitation Districts.
Gentlemen:
As you know, the City has undertaken to commence exclusion
proceedings to have excluded from the boundaries of all special
districts, within the City, territory ~ich is also within the
City and which is receiving the same or similar services as are
being provided by the special district involved.
We have, as of this · time, excluded a portion of the Centennial
Acres area from the boundaries of the Littleton Fire Protection
District, the KLZ site .from the boundaries of the· Cherry Hills
Fire Protection District and the Braokridge area ·from the boundaries
of the Arapahoe Metropolitan Park and Recreation District.
It is also our understanding that the Brookridge area is also with-
in the boundaries of two additional fire districts--the Cherry Hills
Fire Protection District and the Littleton Fire Protection District.
We are in the process now of checking with the Treasurer's Office
to aecertain exactly what portions of this area are within the
boundaries of these two districts and,·upon being given this in-
formation, we will proceed to file the necessary documents for
the court to have this area excluded from the boundaries of those
two districts, if, indeed, they are found to be within their
boundaries.
Prior to the last legislative session, the special district ex-
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clusion statute did not authorize ~erritory within a City to be
excluded from either a water or sanitation district. However, this
statute was amended last Spring to authorize the exclusion of
territory from such districts. As a result, I have conferred with
the Utiliti~s Director to determine whet presently existing Water
and Sanitation Districts there are within ~he City of Englewood
and we have mutually conducted a survey to determine the effect
of exclusion of City territory from each of these districts. There
are presently four such districts which partially exist inside the
City of Englewood. These ares Scenic View Water and Sanitation
District, the Valley Sanitation District, the Valley Water District,
and the South Englewood Sanitation District. The particular cir-
cumstances surrounding each district are a• followsz
1. Scenic View Water and Sanitation Di•trict. This district
is presently in the last stages In paying off bonded indebtedness,
and have an agreement with the City that upon the payment of all
bonded indebtedness, all of the asset• of that di•trict will be
conveyed to the City and the district it•elf will be dissolved.
This dissolution will take place, hopefully, within the next 12
months. Therefore, it seems to the Utilitie• Director and myself
that there is no reason why we •hould ccmmence legal proceedings
to exclude City territory from this di•trict, •ince the same re-
sult will be achieved within a period of 12 month•, anyway.
2. Valley Sanitation District. Thi• ~i•trict exists to
service a large portion of the Centennial area, both inside and out-
side the City of Englewood, as well as the Columbine area. Not more
than 25% of the area of the di•trict i• within the City of Engle-
wood and other portions are within the unincorporated territory of
Arapahoe County, the City and County of Denver and other areas. The
district has a mill levy of l/lOth of one mil and the district main-
tains all of the present lines. This district has a contract with
the City to treat sewage but we have .no otber obligations other
than to render this service of treatment. The sewage is brought
to our disposal plant by a trunkline, mo~t of which is not located
in the district, and which is maintained by the district. If we
were to exclude the City territory from this dist~ict, we would
have to pay the district for the assets which are located within
that portion .of the District which is being excluded. The Utilities
Director estimates that these assets would have a value of approx-
imately $100,000 which we would have to pay. Furthermore, if we
excluded that portion of the district within the City, the City
would have to use the district's trunkline to get sewage from
this portion of the City to our disposal plant and the district
might be in a position to require the City to pay a fee for the
use of this trunkline owned by the district.
3. Valley Water District. The Valley Water District is in
essentially the same situation as is the Valley Sanitation District.
Its mil levy is also only l/lOth of one mil and they own and main-
tain all of their line, with the City merely providing water. The
dif~erence is that this district is located primarily within the
City, with only about l/3rd outside the City. The value of the
assets inside the City is estimated to be about '$100,000 •. Now, the
exclusion statute provid~s that if the territory being excluded
amounts to more than SQ% of the territoT.y within the.,dist~ict, or
if the ratio of the assessed evaluation to the land 'a~ea of the
excluded territory is greater than the ratio of the assessed eval-
uation to the total land area, the court may o~der an election of
the taxpaying electors of the area outside the City to determine
whether they desire the municipality to furnish the service being
provided by the district and, in the event tha~ a majority of the
taxpaying electors vote for the municipality to provide such service,
a contract is executed between the district and the City wherein
the City agrees to provide the service and the district is dissolved.
Furthermore, in the agreement between the district and the City,
it is provided that the distribution facilities of the district,
which exist within the boundaries of the City shall become the
property of the City when the distributors recover the full .cost
of such facilities. In view of the fact that this agreemen.t was
originally executed in May, 1955, it is presumed that the full cost
of such facilities have been recovered and, in view of the provision
i n the contract, it would appear to me that we would not be re-
quired to pay for the distribution facilities with in the City.
For this reason, it is my opinion (although the same may not be
sharled by the Utilities Director) that consideration should be
given to bringing exclusion proceedings on the Valley Water District.
4. South Englewood Sanitation District. This district has
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a mil levy of one mil' •nd about l/~rd of the district it1.,within
the boundaries of the City. The U~ilities Dir~cto~ ;~sti~ate~
that the property of the district .within th~ Ci~y would have a
value of approximately one-half million ,qoilars. Again, the City
does not have any responsibility for maintaining t~e li~es of
this district and ali that is furnisheo ... is sewa~e ~re~tment .services.
The utiiitiea D~rector is not enthii1;1iaat;lc . al:>out excl~f:li'on pro-
,ceE!dings ·~nvolvinq any of the last 3 .d~s.tricte . (i.e. Valley ·
. ~anitation, Valley Water and Sout;h Eng~ewood ,s ni,tation). _ He
forsees problems in 2 areas:
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1. By excluding the territory from the district and by
assuming ownership of the various lines involvea, the City would
be put to the additional expense of maintaining the lines and
other distribution facilities.
2. The City presently has little, if any, information con-
cerni~g how, when or in what manne+ the lines in each district
were constructed. By asswning ownership of these lines, we may
very well be buying a "pig in a poke" and find that we would have
to spend a considerable amount in repair, replacem~.nt and mainten-
ance.
3. Due to the 'r•latively low mil .levy, .. l'm in agreeQlent that
it would be rather useless to attempt .exclusion proceedings for the
Valley Sa~itation or South Englewood Sanitation
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ever, in vi~w of the contract language involving the Valley Water
District and in· v 'iew of the fact that 2/3rds of that district
exist within the City, so that it i• quite possible that the
entir~ district could be di••olved, it is my opinion t~a~ -~e
matter of the excluaion of territory from this ' district be ·re-
f erred to the Water a 'nd Sewer Board for its reconunendatiol'.l.
I make this report tO council to indicate to them ·the problems
involved in the various water and sani.tation district.a .within
the City, so that I can gain some advice either now o·r in the
near future sanetime as to what' Council desires ~e to ~o, if
anything, concer11ing exclusion of t.rri'tory . ~i.~hln 1the City from
these districts. ·
JAC/jr
cc: Utilities Director
M. o. Shivers"
Respectfully submitt~d,
MYRICK, CRISWELL & BRANNEY
/s/ John A •. Cris,jell
John A. Criswell
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COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
THE SUBJECT CO~AINED WITHIN SAID MEMORANDUM MENTIONED ABOVE BE
REFERRED TO THE WATER & SEWER ADVISORY BOARD FOR ITS STUDY AND
RECOMMENDATION. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, ~~iling, L.~dwi .g-·; Parkin-
son, Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
City Attorney Criswell reported to the city council regarding
the case of Holsam Concrete Products Canpany vs. the City of Engle-
wood. Mr. Criswell reported that in' .March of 1965 the City of
Englewood had sued for breach of contract and on two counts of
fraud. On June 30, 1967, the Court entered its qecision and dis-. . . missed the lawsuit.
RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES OF 1967
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIVISION OF ASSESSMENTS TO
PARCELS ASSESSED IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 16.
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WHEREAS, by appropriate ordinances and resolution, the
City of Englewood, Colorado, has established Paving District
No. 16: and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid Paving District includes assess-
ments against various parcels of real property within said
Districtr and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the compilation of the assess-
ment rolls, from time to time, a part of a particularly described
property is sold and transferred, and it becomes necessary to
divide the assessments of the parcel transferred:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Englewood, Colorado, ·this ·l7th day of July, 1967,
that the Director of Finance, ·with the assistance of the City
Engineer, be and hereby is authorized and directed, from time to
time as occasion may arise, to divide the assessments of specific
parcels within Paving District No. 16 proportionate to the division
of the parcels of real property against which the same may be
assessed, and to certify the revised assessments to the Treasurer
of Arapahoe County.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 17th day of July, 1967
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COUNCILMAN LUDWIG MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 29 I SBRIES ()F 1961 ;· BE ..ADOP'l'BI)' ARD APPROVED. . 'upon
the call of the rc>ll, the vote .-resulted ·as follows 1
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, 'Harison, Kreiling, Ludwig, Parkin-
son, Rice, Allen -· -
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Absent: None
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City Manager Dial requested permission for · the Chief Bu.ildi ng
Inspector, Beryl Wallace, to attend the annual business meeting of
the International Conference of Building Officials in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, September 25 -29, ·1967. :Mr •. .nial stated that the cost
of the trip is estimated at $350 .which :;is .budc;et·ed.
COUNCILMAN LUDWIG MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED, THAT .THE
CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR BE AUTHORIZll> TO :AT'l'BND THE ANNUAL BUSINESS
MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILDING •OFFICIALS IN
MINNEAPOLIS ON SEPTEMBER 25-29, 1967 WITH .THE COST OF THE TRIP NOT
TO EXCEED $350. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Allen, Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Ludwig,
Parkinson, Rice.
Nays: None
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Mr. Dial stated that at the next City Council meeting represen,a-
tives of the area refuse haulers will be present to discuss rate in-
creases in hauling of refuse within the City.
Mr. Dial stated that the engineering design by New Englewood,
Ltd., o~ Little Dry Creek··Encloaure -east to South Bannock Street is
nearing completion. He stated that he and Mr. Waggoner would be in
touch with representatives of New Englewood, Ltd. in the near future
to discuss the possibility of carrying the conduit under South Bannock St.
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City Manager Dial stated that the City of Englewood is
still pumping water from the Platte River into .McClellan Reser-
voir. The water level is approximately 2~ feet below the 1965
level.
City Manager Dial informed members of council that he hoped
to take two days vacation on either side of the July ·22, 1967
weekend. -
City Manager Dial inquired of members of Council .what their
desire was in regard to the proposed Personnel Progression Chart
s\lbmitted by the Career Service Commissioh at the last 'Council
meeting and subsequently tabled. Mr. Dial stated that it was
his recamnendation to Council that the concept be adopted in
p~inciple and that the City Manager be in•tructed .to .incorporate
the funds necessary to implement the ·proqrmn abd further 1 that
the Career Service Board be requested · ·to submit plan to -detailed
scrutiny and · report back to Council this · fall. Discussion · en-
sued.
Co u ncilman Fullerton inquired of City Manager Dial whether
he believed it .necessary that a decision be reached at this
time in order to facilitate budget preparation.
City Manager Dial •tated that a decision was not a··necessity.
Councilman Parkinson stated that he had attempted to get in
touch with Mr. Terry of Time-Life Broadcasting, Inc. to determine
whether his firm wished to make formal presentation to the City
Council concerning their CA'rV applicetion. He stated that he
had been unable to make direct contact as of this date.
Mayor Allen recognized Mr. J. J. Carey of Carey Construction
Company, 1501 East Hampden, appeared before the City Council.
Mr. Carey stated before members of the City Council that he and
his wife had taken Mrs. Dorothy Romans, Planning &·~raffic Direc-
tor, to San Mateo, California to view the Woodlake Development
which is very similar to that type of development propo~ed at
the KLZ site. He stated that he is discussing, with various ..
groups surrounding the KLZ site, the possibility of neighbor-
hood representatives taking the same trip to San Mateo at his
expense. Mr. Carey inquired if there ·were 1 any members of the
Council who wished to see the Woodlake Development in San Mateo,
California. He stated that the proposed trip would probably be
held on July 27, 1967.
City Manager Dial informed members of the City Council that
Mayor Allen would be unable to attend the Rational League of Cities
Conference in Boston on July 27-August 1, 1967, and that he would
attend on the Mayor's behalf unless other members of the City
Council wished td g~. ·
Councilman Fullerton stated that he was rather disgusted
with the carnival which the Council had allowed to be held on
the 3400 block of South Broadway July 13 to 15. Mr. Fullerton
stated that as a whole, the people running the carnival were a
sloppy group and .the streets were .cluttered ~ He st•ted 'that he
wpuld vote against · such a carnival the next time it is prop6sed.
Discussion ensued. · · '· · ·
_ Councilman Fullerton stated that in .his oplnion the City of
Englewood should introduce an ordinance banning the use of back
yard incinerators effective January 1, 1968 in order that the
City of Englewood could participate as an enforcing body with
the Tri-County Health Department. ·
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURRBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as followss
u Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Kreilinq, Ludwig, ~..ark-
inson, Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: None
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 10:51 P.M.
Mayor
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
AUGUST 8, 1967
The City Council of the City of · Englewood, Arapahoe county,
Colorado, met in regular sesaion on T:U .. -d~1 August 8, 1967, at
the hour of 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Allen, .Presiding, called the meeting to order and the
invocation was given by the Reverend Herbert Hosanna of the May-
flower Congreqational Church.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll,
the following persons were present:
Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Rice, Allen
Also Present: City Manager Dial
Assistant City Manager Mack
Assistant City Attorney Bill Myrick
City Clerk Lyon
Absent: Councilmen Parkinson, Kreiling
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED,
THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD
ON JULY 3, 1967 AND JULY 17, 1967, AND THE SPECIAL MEETING HELD ON
JULY 10, 1967 BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Rice, Allen
Nays: None
Absent: councilmen Parkinson, Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mayor Allen recognized the "Special Citizen Invitees" who
were in attendance and welcomed them to the Council meeting:
Mr. Ted Williamson, 2728 South Bannock Street.
Mrs. Tom R. Reichen, 4735 South Pennsylvania Street.
Mayor Allen recoqnized Mr. Harold Rust of the Public Service
Company. Mr. Rust presented the City of Englewood with a franchise
check for the first six month• of 1967 in the amount of $45,657.54.
Mr. Richard Banta, attorney, representing Time Life Broad-
cast, Inc., appeared before the City Council and .discussed Time Life's
application for servinq the City of Englewood with CATV. Mr. Banta
presented Mr. J. D. Rusaell of Colorado Springs, Western Manager of
Time Life Broadcastinq CA'rV Operations. Mr. Russell stated that
approval of the Enqlewood City Council or another area governing
body was needed in order for Time Life, Inc. to make application
before the Federal Communication• Camnission to serve the Denver
#area with CATV. Mr. Rusaell stated that Time Life, Inc. would be
willing to file with the City of Englewood a performance bond and
insurance as required 30 days after receipt of FCC approval to serve
the area·: with CATV. · · · ·
(Councilman Parkinson entered the Council Chambers at 8:14
P.M. and took his seat with the Council.)
Mr. Russell stated that approximately a year after the start
of construction of the CA'rV aystem, the entire City of Englewood
would be served. Mr. Rusaell stated that Time Life, Inc. had chosen
the method of leasing Mountain States Telephone poles and wires to
carry the CATV signal. Time Life, Inc. would offer the City of Engle-
wood a "most favored nation" clauae should the application be accepted.
This would guarantee to the City of Englewood, that if a greater li-
cense payment were to be made to any City within the metro.poli tan
area or if lower charges were to be made to citi·zens within the metro-
politan area, these charqes and payments would be the same for the
City of ··Englewood.
Mr. Russell stated that 12 chann•l CATV equipment is available
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and that 15 channel installation is being experimented with by
Time Life, Inc. 20 channel equipment is not proven as of this
date. Mr. Russell emphaaized that Time Life would install only
that equipnent which had been proven satisfactory. He also stated
that free CATV connection• would be given to schools and other
public agencies.
Mr. Russell introduced Mr. Paul Blue of I<LZ Radio and
Television. Mr. Blue emphaaized although I<LZ is owned by Time
Life, it is operated by local people. Mr. Blue intro.;· ._ :~.~-· . · .
duced Mr. Carl Sisakind of Time Life. Mr. Sisskind discussed KLZ's
present operations and pointed out that I<LZ exercises a rather com-
plete local antonomy in editorial and news broadcasting. Mr. Siss-
kind pointed to examples of other publications owned by Time Life
which had taken editorial po•itions different than KLZ Broadcasting.
Mr. Banta reappeared before the City council and introduced
Mr. Hugh Terry of Time Life, Inc. Mr. Terry stated that he wished
for the City Council to know that Time Life, Inc. is serious about
its application to serve the City of Englewood and the metropolitan
area with CATV. Discussion with members of the City Council ensued.
Mr. Gary Lenderink of Englewood-Littleton Rubbish Removal
appeared before the City council to discuss the impact of banning
backyard incinerators on the ability of private haulers to handle
the additional refuse materials. Mr. Lenderink stated that private
haulers presently were handling 80% of Englewood's trash. In other
words, only 20% of the City was presently utilizing the backyard
incinerator. He further stated that three companies have spare
trucks which are used presently in the replacement of those which
may have broken down. This, he stated, indicates that the haulers
may increase their capacity without too much trouble.
Mr. Rice inquired of Mr. Lenderink how long the disposal firms
would operate at the pre•ent site? Mr. Lenderink stated that the
present sites had two to three years capacity remaining. He didn't
believe this presented any problem other than when the trash would
have to be hauled a greater distance, the cost to citizens might
go up.
Councilman Parkinson inquired whether Mr. Lenderink foresaw
any rate increase within the near future. Mr. Lenderink stated that
he did not believe so and that increased volume should compensate
for any increase• in operating cost. Mr. Lenderink stated that the
charge to a resident is $2.00 a month for alley and curb service.
Councilman Fullerton inquired as to the opinion of trash
haulers should the City bid trash and garbage pickup and issue an
exclusive contract. Mr. Lenderink stated that it was his opinion
that a competitive situation is always more favorable than the
situation described by Mr. Fullerton. City Manager Dial pointed
out that generally there was no competition in rates between the
present trash haulers, but the competition was in terms of who could
perform the better service to the citizens.
Mr. William A. McCord appeared before the City Council to
request approval of a tranaf er of a package liquor store license
for the Glass Bottle Liq'JOr Store from 3439 South Broadway to
336.West Hampden West Hampden.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
THE APPLICATION OF MR. MC CORD FOR TRANSFER OF THE PACKAGE LIQUOR
LICENSE OF THE GLASS BO'l"l'LB LIQUOR STORE BE ACCEPTED AND THAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING OR SAID TRANSFER OF LOCATION BE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 18,
1967 AT 8100 P.M. IR CITY RALL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows1
Ayesa Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Rayas None
Absents councilman Kreiling
'l'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr. William Graham, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Codina,
dba Magnificent Matador Re•taurant, 4155 South Broadway, appeared
before the City Council to make application for a three-way liquor
license. Mr. Graham introduced Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Codina to mem-
bers of the City Council.
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COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCl:LMAN LUDWIG SECONDED, THAT
THE APPLICATION FOR A THREE-WAY LIQUOR LI.CBNSE BB ACCEPTED AND-
THAT A PUBLIC HEARING BE SET FOR SETPBMBBR 18, 1967 AT 8:00 p ·.M.
IN CITY HALL. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.·
Mr. Dave Towne of Swanson, Rink & Associates, consulting engi-
neers on the lighting of the high school tennis courts, appeared
before the City Council.
City Manager Dial discussed the bids received for this project
in previous years, presented a tabulation of bids received, and a
letter from Swanson, Rink & Associates.
"August 8, 1967
Mr. Stanley H. Di~l
City Manager
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mr. Dial:
Subject: Electrical Contract, Englewood High-School Tennis
Court Lighting
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In accordance with your request, we have ~eviewed the quali-
fications of the Webb Electric eanpany. The Denver office is
a branch of a very large contracting firm having headquarters
in Detroit. Mr. Rule and Mr. Paine constitute the staff of
the local office. Mechanics (electricians) are hired at the
union hall as the need arises. Mr. Rule performs required
supervitlion.
The Webb firm specializes in work relating to controls for
automated systems, conveyors, etc. They have performed on
contracts at the Martin Canpany, GSA warehouse at the Federal
Center, Lowry Field, and at Stapleton Field baggage conveyors.
While the bid price of $14,750 appears to be quite low to us
($2,873 less than the next bidder), we have no reason to assume
that this firm is not capable of properly fulfilling the pro-
posed contract. Naturally, it should be held clear that ·no
contract requirements will be waived, regardless of the low
bid price submitted.
Sincerely yours,
SWANSON-RINK & ASSOCIATES
/s/ Dave R. Towne .
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"Bid Tabulation: Lighting Facilities at -Encjlewobd High School
~ennis court• (8), city of Englewood, -Colorado, 1 0pened August
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Contractor Bid Base completion Alternate Completion
Bond Bid Time No. 1 Time
Sturgeon Electric Deduct $5,985
Canpany O.K. $17,950 60 Days Bid -$11,965 30 Days
Belmont Electric Deduct $6,940
Canpany O.K. 19,900 70 -Days Bid . -·$12 I 960 60 Days
Kennedy Electric Deduct $5,926
Company O.K. 17,623 70 Days Bid -$11,697 60 Days
Webb Electric Co. Deduct $5,600
O.K. 14,750 90 Days Bid -$9,150 70 Days
Engineer's and Architect Cost Estimate is $22,000"
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Mr. Howard Payne;.~epresenting Webb Electric, low bidder,
appeared before the City Council. Mr. Payne stated that he had not
anticipated any problems in obtaininq the necessary materials for
construction of the volume project nor did he see any problem with
meeting the 90 day time schedule.
COUHCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, ~UNCILMAN }{ANSON SECONDED, THAT
THE BID OF WEBB ELECTRIC COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $14,750 FOR THE
LIGHTING FACILITIES AT ENGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS COURTS BE
ACCEPTED AS LOWEST ARD BBST BID AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE NECESSARY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted aa . follow81 . . ... , .
Ayes1 Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absents Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Councilman Ludwig stated that prior to signing the document,
the City of Enqlewood should finalize the details .concerning pro-
ratinq the costs of operatinq the hiqh school tennis court lights.
City Manager Dial stated that this could.be worked.-out with the
school and the necessary agreements be submitted to City Council.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays1 None
Absent: Councilmen Kreiling
The. Mayor .dec~ared the motion carried. .·
Mr. Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Wprks, and Mr. Don
Nesbit of Lovell, Osnes &·Nesbit Company, appeared before the City
Council to discuss the design capacity for the Sherman -Street -
Little Dry Creek Conduit. Data concerning the possible designs
of the Sherman Street conduit were presented to the City Council.
It was the ~ecommendation of: Mr. Waqqpner that tµe Little Dry Creek
conduit beneath Sherman Street be. designe~ between 6,400 ,and 6,600
c.f .s •.
Councilman Parkinson inquired how much this construction
would cost.
. Mr. Nesbit stated that the esti~ated cost for 6,400 ·to 6,600
c.f.s. structure is $33,600.
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Mr. Dial stated that originally a bridge ,had be~n contemplated
at this location. However, when the Public Improvement Fund was
budgeted for 1967, a conduit was included instead of a bridge. The
cost had been estimated at $22,000. Mr. Dial stated that additional
money to make up the difference between. ~he $33,600 .and the $22,000
budgeted in the Public Improvement Fund could be obtained from the
appropriation for Paving Districts right-of-way. Mr. Nesbit stated
that the savings by going to 5,000 c.f.s. capacity of the conduit
(the capacity of the Little Dry Creek conduit beneath the New
Englewood Shopping Center) would be approximately $4,000.
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT
THE SOUTH SHERMAN ARD LITTLE DRY CREEK .ENCLOSURE BE DESIGNED AT A
CAPACITY NOT TO EXCEED THAT UNDER THE NEW ENGLEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes1 Councilmen Fullerton, Hanaon, Ludwiq, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen . '
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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A letter fran Mr. Hugh B. Terry, President. of Time Life, Inc.,
concerning that firm's application to serve the City of Englewood
with CATV was received for the record by the City Council.
The minutes of the Water & Sewer Board meetinq of July 18,
1967 with two memoranda attached were received for the record.
A memorandum reconanendinq that the Park• & Recreation Depart-
ment continue to be asseaaed for water and sewer taps in accordance
with rates applicable to the zoninq of the land involved was dis-
cussed by member• of the City Council. It wa• the consensus of
Council that the poaition of the Water & Sewer Board be affirmed.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT
THE REQUEST OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION THAT THE PARKS DE-
PARTMENT BE PLACED ON INDUSTRIAL RATES POR WATER AND SEWER ASSESS-
MENTS BE TABLED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwiq, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen.
Nays:· None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Councilman Ludwiq suqqested that the City of Enqlewood explore
a different way of handlinq inter-departmental expenditures and
transfers to and from the Water & Sewer Fund.
The second memorandum recommendinq that the Municipal Code be
amended to allow the billinq of water delivered throuqh several
meters to a sinqle customer to be done on one bill under certain
conditions was discussed by the City Council.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD CONCERNING THE COM-
BINING OF SEVERAL METERS INTO ONE BILL STATED IN THEIR JULY 18, 1967
MEMORANDUM BE AOOPTED AND THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED TO DRAW UP
THE NECESSARY AMENDMENTS TO THE CITY CODE. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mayor Allen called a recess at 10:30 P.M .
Council reconvened at 10:40 P.M.
Upon the call of the roll, the following Councilmen were present:
Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwiq, Parkinson, Rice, Allen
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
A report fran the City Attorney reqardinq a proposed ordinance
banning the ·use of backyard incinerators was received for the record.
After considerable discussion, it was the consensus of Council to
take no action at this time.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1967
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 21.3 THROUGH, AND INCLUDING
SECTION 21.6-4 AND ADDING TO CHAPTER 21 THEREOF NEW SECTIONS 21.3
THROUGH 21.7 TO BE KNOWN AS THE "SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD" REQUIRING THE PLATTING OF ALL REALTY WITHIN THE CITY
PRIOR TO ITS DIVISION, SETTING STANDARDS FOR SAID PLATS, ESTABLISHING
PROCEDURES FOR THE APPROVAL THEREOF, AND ESTABLISHING CERTAIN REQUIRE-
MENTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILD'INGS OR OTHER IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN
THE CITY.
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COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1967, BE PASSED , ON SECOND AND .FINAL
READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL. IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD .AND
ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen ,Full.erton, Hanson,· Ludwig, .Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1967
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF GALAPAGO STREET, AS DES-
CRIBED THEREIN AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT THEREIN FOR EXISTING SEWER,
GAS, WATER OR SIMILAR PIPELINES AND APPURTENANCES .~ FOR ELECTRIC,
TELEPHONE AND SIMILAR LINES AND APPURTENANCES.
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1967 BE PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN ~ULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
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~llen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion. carrieq .•
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Ludwig.
A BILL
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FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA
STREET, AS DESCIRBED THEREIN, AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT THEREIN
FOR EXISTING SEWER, GAS, WATER OR SIMILAR PIPELINES AND APPURTEN-
ANCES AND FOR ELECTRIC, TELEPHONE AND SIMILAR LINES AND APPURTEN-
ANCES.
WHBms,·. file City of Englewood has heretofor acquired certain
realty to be used for park and recreation purposes, a portion of
which realty is located within that platted subdivision known as
Arkells Subdivision, in the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe
and State of Colorado, and
WHEREAS, there presently exists within the boundaries of the
realty thus acquired by the City of Englewood a portion of a public
street known as South Pennsylvania Street, and
WHEREAS, in order to devote said realty to park purposes, it
is necessary and desirable to vacate that portion of said public
street lying within the boundaries of the realty owned by the City,
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows:
Section 1. That portion of that public st:r .eet, known as South
Pennsylvania Street hereinbelow deacribed, is hereby vacated:
That part of South Pennaylvania Street, lying
east of, and adjacent to, Lots 37 through 48,
Arkells Subdivision, more particularly described
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Beginning at the southwest corner of the sou~heast
one-quarter (SE•) of ~e northe~st one-quarter
(NE\) of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 68
West of the 6th P.M.1 thence north along the west
line of the said SE\ NE\ 1290 feetr th•nce east
and parallel with the north line of the said SE• NE•
296 feet to the true point of beginning: thence
east and parallel to the northline of said SE~ NE•
30 feet: thence south and parallel to the west line of
said SE• NE\ 30 feetr thence south and parallel to
the west line of said SE\ NE\ 300 feet: thence west
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and parallel to the said northline 30 feet: thence
north and parallel to said west line 300 feet to the
true point of beginning.
Section 2. There is hereby reserved from said vacation an
easement in, through, over, across and under said realty an ease-
ment for all presently existing sewer, gas, water or similar pipe-
lines, and appurtenances and for electric, telephone and similar
lines and appurtenances.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading by the
City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado at its regular
meeting on the 8th day of August, 1967, and ordered published in
the Englewood Herald and Enterprise.
ii'ay ~
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
COUNCILMAN LUDWIG MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA
STREET BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN
THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Rice
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF AN ALLEY LOCATED IN THE
3400 BLOCK OF SOU'l'H PERRSYLVANIA CONDITIONED UPON THE DEDICATION OF
A NEW ALLEY TO REPLACE THE SAME AND RESERVING AN EASEMENT THEREIN
FOR EXISTING SEWER, GAS, WATER AND SIMILAR PIPELINES AND APPURTEN-
ANCES AND FOR ELECTRIC, TELEPHONE AND SIMILAR LINES AND APPURTEN-
MCES.
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of
Englewood has heretofor recommended that that alley hereinafter
described be vacated, and
WHEREAS, the vacation of said alley would not leave any realty
adjoining the same without an established public road connecting
the said realty with another established public road.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, as follows:
Section 1. Subject to the provisions of Section 2 hereof, that
portion of that dedicated alley presently platted, dedicated and
existing in Block 6, Weatview Addition, which abuts Lots 1 through
5, the north 12~ feet of Lot 6, Lota 44 through 48, and the north
12~ feet of Lot.43, Block 6, Weatview Addition to the City of Engle-
wood, is hereby vacated.
Section 2. The vacation of the aforesaid portion of said alley
shall be, and become, effective only at such time as there is an
instrument of dedication executed and delivered to the City and re-
corded with the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe by the
owners thereof, which dedicates a public ri~ht of way and alley over
the south~ of Lot 6 and the north~ of Lot 7, Block 6, Westview
Addition to the City of Englewood.
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Section 3. There is hereby reserved from said vacation an
easement in, through, over, across and under said realty an easement
for all presently existing sewer, gas, water and similar pipelines and
appurtenances and for electric, telephone and similar lines and appurten-
ances.
Introduced, read in full and pasaed ·on first reading by the clty
Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado at its regular meeting on
the 8th day of August, 1967, and ordered published in the Englewood
Herald and Enterprise.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT THE
BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF AN ALLEY LOCATED IN THE
3400 BLOCK OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED
PURLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Assistant City Attorney Myrick reported to Council that the suit
brought by the Atchison& against the City of Englewood and the Martin
Company in regard to the Martin's exercise of its option to purchase
the Atchison Rance Company from the City of Englewood had been decided
in favor of the City of Englewood and the Martin Company. He further
stated that a hearing would be held on the condemnation of the Rouse
property for Dartmouth Park on Se.ptember 29, 1967.
Mr. Myrick reviewed the revised Federal Open Space Park Project
application with the City Council. Mr. Myrick stated that the total
increase to the application called for was $49,627 of which $24,813
in Federal matching funds are requested. Mr. Myrick reported to
members of the City Council that the Reffel condemnation for Paving
District No. 16 would be tried in approximately 12 months.
City Manager Dial reported to the City Council that the City of
Englewood had received approval for a State Land and Water Conservation
Grant for park purposes in the amount of $13,900. This grant is for
the acquisition of the Rice, Herndon, and Warden properties for Engle-
wood-Belleview Park Addition.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE
CITY ATTORNEY BE AUTHORIZED TO BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE WARDEN AND
HERNDON PROPERTIES AT ENGLEWOOD BELLEVIEW PARK ADDITION, SAID NEGO-
TIATIONS BE WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE APPRAISALS FOR SAID PROPERTIES.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
City Manager Dial reported that Gertenalager Com.pany of Aurora,
Illinois, had received the award of purchase on the bookmobile in the
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amount of $19,225. Mr. Dial stated that one bid had been received
from the International Harvester Company on July 18, 1967. However,
proof had been supplied by the Gertenslager Company that their bid
had been properly mailed, but delayed by the recent railroad strike.
The Gertenslager bid was received on July 21, 1967.
City Manager Dial requested that the City Council approve the atten-
dance of Detective John Balmer at the 18th Annual Western States Safe
Burglary Investigators Convention at Las Vegas, Nevada, September 13-15,
1967. Mr. Dial stated the cost would be approximately $150 which is
budgeted.
COUNCILMAN LUDWIG MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED, THAT THE
ATTENDANCE OF DETECTIVE JOHN BALMER AT THE 18TH ANNUAL WESTERN STATES
SAFE BURGLARY INVESTIGATOR'S CONVENTION AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, SEPTEM-
BER 13-15, 1967 BE AU'l'HORIZED ARD THE TRIP ALLOWANCE NOT TO EXCEED
$150. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays1 None
Absent: Councilman Kreilinq
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
City Manager Dial reported that he and Mr. Waggoner, City Engineer,
had met with officials of New Englewood, Ltd. and were in preliminary
agreement concerning the extension of Little Dry Creek conduit f ·rom
New Englewood's property east, beneath South Bannock Street. It has
been tentatively agreed that the contracting firm which will construct
the remainder of the conduit on New Englewood property should continue
the extension beneath South Bannock Street. By proceeding this way,
considerable time and money should be saved.
Mr. Dial stated that the City of Englewood would pay for the
construction of the box beneath South Bannock Street and the alley
between Bannock and Cherokee, ~ the intake structure at the eastern
terminus of the conduit, deck removal and miscellaneous, and an engin-
eering fee of 6%. This shduld=approximate $19,000 he stated, which
is within the $20,000 appropriated in the Public Improvement Fund.
In order to proceed with this arrangement, representatives of
New Englewood, Ltd. have requested that the City provide them with a
letter affirming the preliminary agreement.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN RICE SECONDED ·, THAT · THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD INDICATE TO NEW ENGLEWOOD, LTD. ITS CONCURRENCE WITH
THE EXTENSION OF THE LITTLE DRY CREEK CONDUIT BENEATH AND EAST OF SOUTH
BANNOCK STREET PURSUANT TO THE ARRANGEMENTS AS EXPLAINED BY CITY MANAGER
DIALJ SAID COST NOT TO EXCEED $20,000.
City Manager Dial stated that the cost of construction which he
had conveyed to the City Council assumes that the City of Englewood
will not delay the contractor by requiring that Bannock Street remain
partially open for traffic. Should the City req\lire one lane being
left open, the cost would probably exceed the estimate due to the ex-
tension of time in construction. Mr. Dial discussed the alternatives
of (a) completely blocking Bannock Street for approximately 45 days
or (b) partially blocking Bannock Street for a period in excess of 60
days. Mr. Dial indicated that in order to proceed to construct a waber
line in South Bannock Street this summer as scheduled, it would be
necessary to block the street for a period of 10 days. ·This could be
accomplished simultaneously with the construction of the conduit.
After further discussion, it was the consensus of City Council
that Bannock Street be entirely blocked for the construction of con-
duit beneath it.
Upon the call of the roll on Councilman Fullerton's motion, the
vote resulted as followsz
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that the recommendation of the Board of
Career Service Canmissioners concerning changes to the City of Engle-
wood pay plan had been tabled by the City Council. Mr. Dial suggested
that the City Council refer the recommenda·tion back to the Board for
a detailed review and report to the City Council on or about November ·l.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUBCILMAlf PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED SALARY PROGRESSION CHART OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD
DATED JUNE 29, 1967 BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE
PROPOSED SALARY PROGRESSION CHART BE REFERRED BACK TO THE ·BOARD OF
CARBBR SERVICE COMMISSIONERS FOR THEIR DETAILED REVIEW AND FOR THEIR
RECOMMENDATION IN REGARD TO THB OPINIONS OF THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENT
HEADS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice,
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mayor Allen stated that he felt interest in a public golf course
near McLelland Reservoir had been revived. Mr. Allen stated that it
had been discussed on the Pete Smythe Radio Show the morning of August
7, 1967.
Councilman Fullerton suggested that the Community Room be set up
for the public hearing on the KLZ site rezoning.
Councilman Fullerton gave a report upon the National League of
Cities Meeting held in Boston on July 27 to August 1.
councilman Ludwig stated that he had recently talked with Mayor
Kinqhorn of Littleton in regard to Littleton's water problem. Mr.
Ludwig stated that Mr. Kinqhorn had indicated that Littleton was favor-
able to some type of arranqement whereby the two cities coulda>Inbine
to aolve their water problems. Discussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT THE
MEETING BE ADJOURNED-. Upon the call of the roll, the : vote resulted
as follow•:
Ayes: Councilmen Fullerton, Hanson, Ludwig, Parkinson, Rice
Allen
Nays: None
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 12:26 A.M.
Clerk of the Council
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