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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MAY 4, 1964
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met
in regular session on Monday, May 4, 1964, in the Council Chambers, City Hall,
Englewood, at the hour of 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Pro-tem Braun presiding called the meeting to order and the invoca-
tion was given by Councilman Rice.
The Mayor Pro-tem asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the
following persons were present:
Councilmen: Allen, Fullerton, Hanson, Kreiling, Rice, Braun.
Also Present: City Manager Dial,
Administrative Assistant Malone,
City Attorney Esch,
City Clerk Beausang.
Members of the Student City Council and other Student City Officials.
Absent: Mayor Love.
The Mayor Pro-tem declared a quorum present.
The Mayor Pro-tem acknowledged Student Councilmen and women as follows:
Don Vawter, Gary Nordyke, Kent Garrett, Sue Hardin, Bruce Friedl, and Mayor
Sue Fleming. He also acknowledged Student Officials Rick Swearingen, City
Manager, Lee Turner, City Clerk-Treasurer and Mike Smith and Karen Krumholtz,
City Attorneys. He commended the students and the teachers of the Social
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Study Classes for Student Achievement Week. He welcomed the students to observe
the Council Session and commented that a little later in the evening the students
would convene in order to consider a matter of utmost importance to .the commu-
nity.
641-2 CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
COUNCILMAN FULLERTON MOVED, COUNCILMAN HANSON SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES
OF THE MEETING OF APRIL 6TH BE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen, Braurt.
Nays: None.
Absent: Mayor Love.
The Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF
THE MEETING OF APRIL 20TH BE APPROVED AS WRITTEN. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Nays: None.
Absent: Mayor Love.
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The Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
641-58 REQUEST TO BLOCK WEST GIRARD FOR SQUARE DANCE
Mr. Lee Bennet, Manager of the Englewood Chamber of Commerce, spoke on
behalf of the request of the Whirl-A-Way Square Dance Club who requested the
blocking of one-half block between South Broadway and South Acoma on West
Girard Avenue. He suggested that the City Council consider blocking of the
entire block from approximately 7:30 until 10:00 on Saturday, July 11th, to
provide room for spectators as well as the dance group. The City Clerk read
letters addressed to the City Councilmen from the Englewood Chamber of Commerce
and the Whirl-A-Way Square Dance Club requesting the blocking of the street.
The City Manager expressed the view that blocking of Girard Avenue for a
period of two hours would not be detrimental even though the use of Girard
had been disapproved for the carnival.
COUNCILMAN ALLEN MOVED, COUNCILMAN FULLERTON SECONDED, THAT PERMISSION BE
GRANTED TO THE WHIRL-A-WAY SQUARE DANCE CLUB TO USE WEST GIRARD AVENUE FROM
SOUTH BROADWAY TO SOUTH ACOMA STREET FROM APPROXIMATELY 7:30 'lO 10:00 P.M. ON
SATURDAY, JULY llTH. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
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Ayeaa Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Han80n, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
•ayaa Rone.
Abaenta Mayor Love.
'!he Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
641-71 1965 PAY PLAN
Mr. Barry Carleno, Chairman of the Board of Career Service COnmiaaionera,
pr•••nted the 1965 annual pay plan with other reconaendationa recently approved
by the Board of career Service Coamiaaionera. Be preeented each member of the
City Council with a copy of the Pay Plan. He cownted that 80 per cent of the
City employ .. • have a propoaed aalary increaae in order to place the City in a
better poaition to compete for better qualified per80nnel when they are hired
and to provide a mean• for keeping them. He atated that thia increaae amounted
to approximately $40,000 which waa nearly the aame amount of money neceaaary to
-•t the normal five per cent annual increaae. Be noted that the groaa aalary
of th• City of Bnglewood ia now $1,010,835 not including the propoaed increaaea
under th• Pay Plan. Be noted that th• retirement proqram ia under atudy. The
need for a grievance procedure haa become preaaing in order to provide the meana
for airing of complaint• in order to aecure their aolution.
Be alao reported that the career Service Commiaaion ha• reduced the proba-
tionary period for all poeitiona irreepective of the beginning aalary, to eix
month•. He connented that this was to make the City more competitive in thi•
area. Diacuaaion enaued. Councilman Allen inquired aa to whether the propoaed
aalary increaeea would reault in a tax increaee. The City Manager atated that
until the projected revenue• are considered and other Budget requeata compiled
that he could not aay definitely. He noted that aalarie• of Utility peraonnel
were included in the total figure so that the increaae waa not all chargeable
to the General Pund.
OOUllCILMAR AJ.I·BH MOVBD, COUNCILMAN HANSON SB<X>NDBD, THAT '1'HB PAY PLAN POR
1965 BB RBCBIVBD AND RBPBRRED '1'0 THE CITY MANAGBR POR STUDY AND RBCC»IMBNDATION.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted aa follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanson, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
The Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried. Be apoke briefly of Mr. Carlene'•
••rvice to the City through eerving on the COllllliaeion and •poke of hi• regret
that Mr. Carleno waa moving from the City limit• and thereby becoming ineligible
to continue a• a member of the Career Service Commieaion.
641-72 MBTRO 1965 PLAN
Mr. Kenneth Johnaon, Manager of the Englewood office of the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company, made a preaentation with regard to the Telephone
Company'• Metro 1965 Plan for the greater metropolitan Denver area. Be noted
that in effect the Plan waa originated in 1963 at which time Broomfield was ea-
tabliahed on a rate eyetem which did not involve charge• for inter-zone calla.
Although the reaident• claimed there would be no uae for the aervice the
Broomfield exchange activity i• fifteen time• greater than before the Plan.
Be noted that although nearly every aervice charge increaaea that the coat of
extenaiona is reduced thirty cent• on both reaidencea and buaineaa phonea.
Diacuaaion ensued. The Mayor Prg-tem thanked Mr. Johnaon for hi• presentation
to the Council.
REQUBST POR USB OP PARK-N-SBOP LO'l' POR CAR BANG
Mra. Jame• Caouette, repreaenting the Ladiea Auxiliary of the Blka Lodge,
requeated uae of a portion of the weeterly part of the Park-N-Shop Parking Lot
on Saturday, May 23rd from 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. She atated that a Car Bang
would allow the striking of an old car with a •ledge hammer upon the payment
of a charge. The money raiaed from the Car Bang would 90 to the lodge for a
building fund.
The City Manager reported that the lot i• owned by the City but leased
to Alabroae-William• who ha• indicated that he would agree to the Council'•
action• on the matter should they grant permieaion. He atated that there would
be need for providing adequate insurance ahould anything happen during the uee
of the lot.
COUllCILMAN ALLU MOVBD, COUllCILMAN HMISOB SBCORDBD, 'DIAT TBB USB OF 'DIE
WS&TBlllf PORTION OF THB PARK-H.:-SBOP PARKIBG L8T FOR A CAR 8AllG OH SATURDAY,
MAY 23RD BB APPROV&D SUBJJSC"l' TO SBCURDIG ADBQUA,B IBSURABCB PROTBCTIOllJ FOR THE
Cift AND MY POLICB CONTROLS WHICH THB DBPARTMBNT FOURD IT RECBSSARY TO IMPOSE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaited aa follow•:
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Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Raya: None.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'ftle Mayor Pro-tam declared the motion carried.
641-70 APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE AT 4401 SOUTH BROADWAY
The City Clerk read an application for Retail Liquor Store License submit-
ted by Robert R. Leino dba Arapahoe Liquora, 4401 South Broadway, filed in his
office at 11:30 A.M., May l, 1964.
Mr. Richard Simon apoke on behalf of the application and aaked that a date
for public hearing be aet. The City Attorney announced that the Council meet-
ing of June 15th appeared to be the aooneat time for the public hearing.
COUHCILMAN RICE MOVED, COUNCILMAN ICREILING SBC<BDED, THAT A PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE APPLICATION FOR RETAIL LIQUOR STORE LICENSE SUalIT'l'BD BY ARAPAHOE LIQUORS
AT 4401 SOU'ftl BROADWAY BE SET FOR MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1964, AT 8:00 P.M., WITH THE
PRBMISBS POSTED AND NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC HEARING PUBLISHED AS REQUIRED BY LAW
AID> THAT AN INVESTIGATION OF 'l'llE APPLICANT BE UNDBRTAJ<BN. Upon the call of the-,
roll, the vote reaulted as follows:
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Naya: None.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
The Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
641-54 PUBLIC HEARING ON LIQUOR LICENSE AT 980 BAST HAMPDEN AVENUE
The Mayor Pro-tam aet forth hi• rule• for th• conduct of the public hearing
on the application by the s and L Corporation for Beer, Wine and Spirituoua
Liquor License under the name of Well-Come-Inn at 980 Baat Hampden Avenue.
COUNCILMAN ICREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN PULLBRTON SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC
BBARING BB OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted aa followaz
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Haya: None.
Absent: Mayor Love.
The Mayor Pro-tam declared the motion carried.
The Mayor Pro-tem aaked the proponent• to preaent their caae. Mr. Alan
Sternberg, Attorney repreaenting the s and L.Corporation, revi.wed that the
property had been poated for more than ten daya and leqal notice by publication
had been prepared by the City Clerk to aet forth the date and time of thia
public hearing. He reported that the finding• of the Police Department had
been prepared and mailed five days in advance of the hearing to the applicant•
aa provided by law.
Be reviewed that a Liquor Licenae muat be granted or denied on the deaire•
of the neighborhood and th• need for the outlet. H• noted that the area in
which petition• were circulated waa from south Grant Street to South Franklin
Street and from Eaat Amherat Avenue to Eaat Manafield Avenue. Thia repreaent•
approximately aix block• east and west of the propoaed outlet and aeven block•
to the north and four blocks to the south excepting that area which waa in
Cherry Billa Village. He aaked that the map be entered aa Bxhibit "A" of the
proponent•.
Mr. Sternberg introduced Mrs. Hazel Batteen, 2810 Locuat Avenue, who cir-
culated two petitions favoring the granting of the application. He atated that
the persona all aigned for themaelvea and in her preaence only. Mr. Sternberg
read the text of the peition aa follows:
"PBTITIOH
FAVORING THE GRANTING OF A LICENSE FOR THB SALE OF BUR, WINB AlfD
SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS IN HOTELS OR RBSTAURAllTS Br TBB DRillll 0)1LY POR
S • L CORPORATION, doing busineaa as WBLL-OOMB-IIDI
Ve, the undersigned inhabitant• of the neighborhood of 980 Baat Hampden,
Engl.wood, ·co1orado, do hereby atate that we favor th• issuance of a license
to s • L Corp. at the aaid addr••• permitting th .. to sell beer, wine and
apirituoua liquor• in hotel• or reatauranta by the drink. We baa• our position
on the fact that in our opinion the reasonable requirement• of th• neighborhood
are not adequately served, and we take this meana of stating that it is our de-
sire that the aaid application be approved."
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Be aaked that two petition• circulated by Mra. Batteen, bearing 178 and 277
aiqnaturea reapectively be entered aa proponent• Bxhibit• "B" and "C".
Mr. Sternberg a•ked Mrs. Dana Wehring, 8571 concord Lane, Weatminater, to
identify the peition which ahe circulated. She •tated that ahe ••cured 103
•ignatur•• and each aignature waa aigned in her preaence. Mr. Sternberg a•ked
that thi• petition be entered•• proponent• B:xhibit "D". He noted that there
wa• a total of 558 aiqnaturea secured within the area previously outlined favor-
ing the iaauance of the licenae.
Mr. Sternberg aaked Mr. Sidney Brooka, 452 Leyden Street, Denver, Preaident
of the s • L corporation, who held atock in the corporation. Mr. Brook• indi-
cated that he,hi• brother Leon Brooke, and Mr. Sidney COhen hold the atock of
th• corporation. Mr. Cohen i• to manaqe the propoaed outlet. He noted that
th• buildinq waa approximately twenty-five feet by fifty feet on a lot which wa• •eventy-five feet by thirty-five feet and drawing• were preaented to ahow
th• floor plan of the propoaed outlet. Proponent• Bxhibit "B". Be noted that
the remodeling will permit the aeating of aixty-nine peraona •• well •• provid-
ing a very modern kitchen and bar facilitiea. Mr.Br.ook• indicated that he had
been in the inveatment buaine•• •• well •• other• in the Denver area for a great
number of yeaza. He noted that although there wa• parking in front of the pro-
poaed outlet for aeven or eight car• he had contacted the owner of a greenhouae
acroaa the street for additional parking area aa may be required.
Mr. Sternberg introduced Mr. Leon Brooka, 6932 Ba•t Walah Place, who ex-
plained the plan• for the remodeling in detail and •tated that they complied
with all State and local health and building cod••·
Mr. Sidney COhen, 388 South Troy, Aurora, atated that he would manage the
tavern full time and had experience in operating a bar at 731 Quebec Street for
•everal yeara. He atated that he would comply with all lawa and liquor regu-
lation• if the licenae i• gaanted. He worked aa a grocer for twelve yeara,
had prepared food and tended bar at the Veteran• of Poreign War• Club aa well
a• operating the above tavern. Councilman Allen aaked if he owned a bar or
tavern at thia time. Mr. Cohen atated that he did not.
Mr. Sternberg introduced the following peraona to teatify aa to the charac-
ter of Mr. COhen: Mr. Hugo a Midlam, 2554 South Pennaylvania, Mra. Bernice
Crowell, Mr. Dale Stone, 4757 South Clarkaon Street, all of whomwere acquainted
with Mr. Cohen throUCJh hi• V.P.W. Club activitiea. They all apoke highly of
hia character and his hiqh moral•. Mra. Dorothy Kaatz, 3470 South Comunbine
Circle, atated ahe had known tor over fifteen year• and noted that he waa of
very high character.
Mr. Sternberg asked if there were other• preaent who had not apoke who
favored the licenae. '!'here were three, Mra. Dal.S~one, Mr•. Jack Witkin, 3300
South COlumbine Circle, and Mrs. Midlam.
Mr. Sternberg concluded hi• preaentation by noting that th• need for the
outlet and deairea of the neighborhood had been eatabliahed, that the character
of the applicant• had been determined to be excellent and that he had preaented
a pri .. facie caae for the granting of the licen••·
'l'b• Mayor Pro-tem aaked for those who would •peak in opposition. Mr.
Richard Simon, representinq some of the peraona reaiding in the neighborhood
who were in oppoaition to the i••uance of the licenae, reviewed the statutory
proviaiona for the iaauance of the licenae aa be:lng baaed upon the reasonable
need• and deaires of the neighborhood. Be •tated that he had no queation aa
to the good character and reliability of the applicant•. He pointed out that
the opponent• lived cloae to the outlet rather than being merely within a six
or aeven block zadiua of the outlet. He introduced seven petitions in oppoai-
tion to the issuance of the licenae in the innediate area bearing 337 aignaturea.
Theae were marked opponent• Exhibits "l" thcough "7".
Be called particular attention to the very inadequate parking for the
facilities and in the area.
Mr. Simon ••ked Mr. c. Johnson, 3519 South Ogden Street, to apeak on the
matter. Mr. Johnaon indicated that he was oppoaed due to the inadequate park-
ing and the fact that downtown Englewood is but a little more than a mile away
and ••rvea the needs.
Mr. Maqnua Lone, 3521 South Ogden Street, a reaident of the area for twelve
year•, aiqned a petition in opposition and noted that moat of the cuatomers
will be driving to the tavern and could just •• easily drive to town. No one
in the neighborhood feel• the outlet to be neceaaary.
Mr. Gary Edington, 3510 south Ogden Street, atated that he was in oppoai-
tion •• the street• in the area do not carry heavy traffic and more lea• dead
end in th• highway. Be aaid the increa•ed traffic would represent a hazard
and there Wll& inadequate parking.
Mr. Joe Petrash, 3520 South Ogden Street, a thirty year reaident of the
area, apoke of th• haaard to the moral• of the great number of teenager• in
th• block. B• expreaaed the view that the area waa being adequately supplied
and that peraona who want liquor can go to downtown Bnglawood for their aupply.
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Mr. Bugene Gleaaon, 3552 South Pearl Street, a reaident of the area for four-
teen year•, operate• the Conoco Station aero•• the atreet for ten year• aa hia own
buaineaa. He commented that the neighborhood did not need a buaine•• of that
aort, that there waa inadequate parking and that he might find a gaa pump at his
atation knocked over aome morning if the licenae were granted.
Mr•. Mary Loomia, 3507 south Ogden Street, reaident of the area for forty
yeara, noted that hcrhouae waa not over ten feet from the building in which the
licenae waa requested. She atated that ahe circulated petition• prepared by Mr.
M. M. Sunaer• and Mr. Kennedy in oppoaition. She thought the proposal was un-
necessary and foolish. She expreaaed the view that it would deatroy the neighbor-
hood and waa not neceaaary for the reaaonable liquor requircn·ata. She aaid •he
thought it wa• a nice neighborhood and that •h• and her ~neighbora would like to
keep it that way.
Mr. J. w. Bngel, 4275 South Lipan Street, owner of a garage at 901 Bast
Hampden Avenue for fourteen yeara, stated that the neighborhood was being adequate-
lf aerved by the liquor outlet in Dry Creek Shopping Center and that he did not
believe in liquor of any form.
Mr. Sill, 3573 South Washington Street, operator of Mutts Standard Service
Station at 900 East Hampden, noted that there was not enough room for the outlet.
It waa not needed and that if a person cannot get liquor, it will be delivered.
Mr. Gary Weld, 3546 South Ogden Street, stated that it was not needed and
noted the large number of children in the area as well as the closeness to a hos-
pital. Re noted further that ctrculators of petitions in favor of the outlet had
not approached him. He stated that he was only nine blocks fran downtown Englewood
and the Dry Creek Center for securing liquor as needed.
Mr. w. E. Sugars, 851 East Dartmouth Avenue, wished to speak in oppoaition
although he had not signed the petition opposing the issuance of the license.
Mrs. Preston Jones, 3527 South Marion Street, spoke of the lack of need for
an outlet in that block. She noted there were twenty-eive children in her block
and that if one wanted to get liquor or food they could walk to town easily.
She stated that she waa a resident of the area for twenty-three yeara.
Mra. Mina Deahasier, 3507 Sou'h Ogden Street, said she was a nurse at the
hoapital and needs to go to work at 10:30 P.M. She atated that ahe would not feel
aafe at that time if the tavern license were granted.
Mr. Simon asked if thoae others in oppoaition who did not •peak would indicate
ao. There were eight others present in oppoaition to the granting of the licenae.
Mr. M. M. Sumners, 3140 South Delaware, was aakad by Mra. Loomia to prepare
petition• in oppoaition. Re spoke to the Council aa a repreaentative of the area
and Mr•. Loomia. Re reminded the Council that they must conaider the needs and
d••ir•• of the community and not of the applicant to make money. Re noted that
there waa not a need for a restaurant in the area aa the Penn-Wood Reataurant
adequately serves the area. Re also commented that the desires of the neighbor-
hood •••• .. -4lll•-••••~--He-a~ee-.... ea• .. -•h••-•h i• againat the issuance of the
licenae while tho•• petitioning favorable to the licenae are further away from
the outlet and do not really represent the neighborhood.
Mr. Summers noted that the citizens of Englewood are becoming concerned over
the number of liquor licenaes granted. He noted other licensee pending and urged
that care be exerciaad. 'l'he Mayor reminded Mr. SWllll•r• that the public hearing
wa• on the iaauance of the license at 980 Saat Hampden at this time. Mr. Summars
continued that Mra. Loomi•' residence was within eleven feet of the building in
which the licenae was applied for. He atated that this outlet being open until
two o'clock would aurely disturb her and her tenant•. He aunnarized by sa7in9
there waa no need for the outlet and aaked the City Council to refuae to grant the
licenae. ·
'l'he Mayor Pro-tem aaked for rebuttal by the proponent•. Mr. Sternberg asked
p•rai••ion to aak queationa of certain witneaaea. Permiaaion waa granted. Mr.
Sternberg noted that the petition• were not identified aa to who circulated the
petition• and he desired to inquire on thi• point. Mra. Mary Loomi• indicated that
ah• had circulated all the petitions except in the 3200 block South Corona. taan
became ·confuaed aa to the exact area• ahe circulated the petition•. It was ascer-
tained that all who had aided in the circulation of the petition• were preaent
at the council meeting. Mr. Sternberg aaked what waa the previoua uae of the
building. It waa a gun ahop and previously a laundromat.
Mr. Sternberg pointed out that the liquor outlet would not be a beer joint
that operator• were of two high a caliber for auch an operation. He noted the
•ite waa located on Baat Hampden one block from la•t Jefferaon Avenue a State
Highway. He also noted that any buaine•• operating in the building would caaae
a parking problem.
He stated that aome oppoaition to the iaauance of the licenae waa in opposi-
tion to liquor of any kind. Re informed the Council that the law• of the State
provide for liquor and liquor licenaea under careful control and the operation of
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a Hotel and Reataurant Liquor Licenae ia entirely legal. He pointed out to the
council that the particular licenae being aought i• a three-way licenae. that
there i• no ailllilar outlet at the Dry Creek Shopping Center.
Be reported to the Council that aa the neighborhood had not been outlined
by the Council, the one ••tabliahed for circulating of petition• waa a reaaonable
one. Be pointed out that the council muat weigh varioua objection• to the iaaua-
nce of the lic•n•• and the reaaon• for auch oppoaition. Be aaked Mr. Richard
Simon if it were true that he waa repreaenting other liquor outlet• in Bnglewood.
llr. Simon atated that thi• waa not true, that he had been called by Mr•. Loomi•
and repreaented her.
Mr. Sternberg concluded and aaked the Council to favorably conaider granting
of the licenae.
Councilman Kreiling aaked the aize of the aite. Mr. Sternberg preaented a
plot plan and aubmitted the aame proponent• Bxhibit NP". 'l'he exhibit indicated
tbat th• building waa ••t back twenty feet from both Ogden and Hampden atreet
lin••· 'l'he aite waa aeventy-one feet by fifty feet dimenaiona. Councilman Allen
inquired of llr. Sternberg the relationahip of the petition and the nee•• of the
area. Diacuaaion enaued aa to the use of petition• to indicate the deairea of the
reaidenta and need• of the area.
'l'he Mayor Pro-tem aaked for rebuttal of the opponent•. Mr. Simon referred
to the need to determine the need• of the area. 'l'he people in the !mediate area
apeak for the need• and deairea of the neighborhood and do not need the outlet.
!bey •-clearly to think that the outlet i• not required in th• neighborhood.
Be co n•nted tho•• on Ba•t Allherat, Batea, Cornell, are not nearly ao concerned
aa tho•• that reaide in the immediate vicinity within a block or two of the
propoaed outlet.
COUllCILllAll RICB MOVBD, COUBCILllD PULLD'fOll Alli> BARSOB SBCOHDBD, 'l'llA'l' '1'BB
PUBLIC RBUim BB CLOSBD. Upon th• call of the roll, th• vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayea1 Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Banaon, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
•aya: Bone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'ftae Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
the Mayor Pro-tem aaked Mr. Sternberg how far it waa to the neareat aimilar
outlet. llr. Sternberg noted that either John w• • or Bar Barbor were 1.2 mil••
fro11 the propoaed outlet. '!'he Mayor Pro-t• aaked if any of the officer• of th•
corporation had any intere•t• in any other liquor outlet in any manner. Mr.
S~g atated that they did not. Councilman Fullerton aaked for clarification
of llra. Prantz'• poaition in the matter. Be noted that •h• had aigned th• peti•
tion in oppoaition and yet the proponent• indicate ahe waa favorable to granting
parking to the outlet if neceaaary. Mr. Sternberg explained that although •h•
waa oppoaed, after talking with repreaentativea of the buain••• •h• agreed to
lea•• parking area to a reapectably run outlet. Council-n Ric• noted that park-
iDCJ aero•• the atreet waa not good, provided a aerioua hasard to the patron•.
llr. Sternberg replied that thi• waa the cloaeat parking available. Council-n
Fullerton aaked that the petition• be verified and validated for the Council'•
revi.w. Diacuaaion enaued. The City Attorney noted that th• Council had thirty
day• in which to review the evidence and exhibit• preaented at thi• public hearing
before making it• deciaion, during which time the petition• could be carefully
revi.wed.
COUllCILMAll PULLBRTOll MOVBD, COUllCILMAll llAIJSO)f SBOOBBD, 'l'BAT '1'BB MA'l"l'BR OP
APPLICA'l'IOll FOR BBBR, WID Alli> SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICDISB BY '1'88 s • L CORPORATIO)f
A'I 980 M8'I llAMPDD AVDIUB BB TABLBD POR PUR'IRBR COBSIDBRATIOB. Upon the call of
th• roll, th• vote r•••lted a• follows:
Ayea1 Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
Raya: Bone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'Jhe Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
'lbe Mayor Pro-tem thanked all thoae peraona preaent for the public hearing for
their vi.wa on the matter of the iaauance of thi• licen••·
RBCBSS
'l'h• Mayor Pro-tem called a rec••• of the Council at 10:25 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
'!'he Mayor Pro-tem called the meeting to order at 10:35 P.M. with the following
per80na preaents
Councilmen Allen, Pullerton, Banaon, Kreiling, Rice, JWaun.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'l'he Mayor Pro-tem declared a quorum pre .. nt.
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STUDDIT Clft CODCIL MDTIRG
Tb• Mayor Pro-tem turned the Chairmanahip of th• meeting to Student Mayor
Sue Pleaing who called the Student Meeting to order. Student City Clerk Le•
Turner proceeded to call the roll of the Student City Council and keep minute•
of their meeting.
RBTUIUl TO OFFICIAL OOUIJClL llATTBRS
Mayor Pro-tem Braun accepted the Chairmanahip from Student Mayor Fleming
at 11:19 P.M. and took the occaaion •• one upon which to C0111aend th• partici-
pant• and member• of the Student City council for their excellent preaentation
and conduct during their portion of the meeting.
Mayor Pro-tem Braun aaked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the
following peraon• were preaent:
Councilmen Allen, Fullerton, Hanaon, Kreiling, Rice, Braun.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
Mayor Pro-tem declared a quorum present.
632-34 RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT 80. 14
eonaideration S!! eonatruction Bida
'l'h• City Manager diacuaaed the bid awnmary which had been presented to the
member• of the Council previously.
Section "A" Section "B" Sanitary Sewer Total
Aapahlt Paving co. $177,742.88 $69,295.97 $7,713.25 $247,038.85
Brannan Sand • Gravel co. 185,641.25 74,970.27 4,915.71 260,611.52
llorthweatern Bngineering co. 194,567.24 80,814.73 7,385.40 275,381.97
Peter Kiewit Sona' Co. 171,485.34 68,786.11 6,993.60 240,271.45
Western Paving co. 199,986.60 84,224.79 8,786.00
Bngin .. r•a Batimate 305,552.61 94,139.55 5,379.22
Be noted that the low bidder waa Peter Kiewit SOna• Company with a bid of
$240,271.45. Thi• bid included th• conatruction of a aanitary sewer extenaion
284,211.39
399,612.16
in th• amount of $6,993.60 which he recoaaended be deleted from the total con~act
and rebid. Diacuaaion enaued.
COUllCILMAH PULLBR'l'OR 90VBD, COUllCILKUI llAllSOR SBCOllDBD, 'l'BAT TBB OC.nACT
POR CORSftUC'fIOll OP SBCTIOBS "A" AllD "B" PAVIllG DISTRICT 80. 14 BB GUl1'1'BD '1'0
PBTBR KIBWIT SONS' COMPAllY IR '1'llB AllOUllT OP $233,277.85 AID> THAT 'l'llB MAYOR Alm
CITY CLm BB AU'l'BORIZBD TO SIGll TllB COll'.l'RAC'f O• BBIP.LP OP '1'llB Cift.
councilman Kreiling atated that he waa not favorable to the elimination
of the aewer from th• bid. 'l'h• City Manager cormented that Peter Kiewit waa agree-
able to the deletion of th• •ewer. Councilman Xreiling objected to the r_.,iddin9
of the a.wer or deleting it from the Paving District becau .. of the fact that the
various contractor• have bid for the job and have tipped their hand• aa to their
coat•. Diacuaaion enaued. The City Manager pointed out that the sewer extenaion
had nothing to do with the Paving Diatrict other than bein9 bid at th• .... time.
Be ~•ported further that the coat for the aewer extension wa• auch that th•
aar eaaaent would need to exceed the eatimate aet forth on the petition for th•
jo~. 'l'h• Mayor Pro-tem pointed out that it waa a very poor policy to tie unre-
lated itaa• together in bidding and directed that bid• not be let on this baai•
again.
'l'h• question waa called for. Upon th• call of the roll, the vote resulted
aa follow•:
Aye•: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling,
councilman Kreiling remarked that hi• vote waa a very reluctant aye.
Aye•: Banaon, Fullerton, Allen, Braun.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'l'h• Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
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Conaideration 2.f. Bid• .2!! Paving Diatrict Bond•
'fh• City Manager reviewed that the tabulation of bid• for aale of
approximately $300,000 Paving Diatrict Ro. 14 bond• prepared by the City Clerk
Treaaurer, copi•• of which were provided for the .. mb•r• of the Council. He
not.ed the recomnendation that the low bid of J. K. Mullen Inveat .. nt Company
with Hornblower and Week• be accepted.
J. K. Mullen Inveatment Co., Hornblower ....
Boet.t.cher •co., COu9hlin •Co., Inc.,
Bosworth, Sullivan • co.
Kirchner • Co.
Banifen, Imhoff • Samford, Inc.
George K. Bawa • Co.,
St.ern Brother• • Co.
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Ret Bffective
Total Intereat Intereat Rate
$33,037.50 3.4594
$35,275.00 3.69371
$35,730.00 3.74136
$35,923.40 3.76161
'l'be City Manager noted that the conatruction bid• were very good and allowed
the Cit.y t.o conaider iaauance of only $250,000 of bond• and that a new •~edule
of .. turiti•• had been prepared for thi• reduced quantity which waa agreeable to
the low bidder. The reaulta of previoua •~l• of improv .. ent diatrict bond• were
preaented and the City Manager inquired tlf'reaaon for the increaae of intereat
on th• current iaaue over that rate on Paving Diatrict lfo. 13 bond• of 2.8659
per cent. Mr. Ray B.wman of Coughlin and CO.pany, Fiacal Agent, and Mr. Wiley
White, repr•••nting J. x. Mullen Inveatment Collpany, apoke briefly on the reaaon
aa bein9 baaically higher intereat rat•• for all money and that ••veral i••u••
of apecial illprov .. ent bond• have been aold recently which have affected the
market.
CX>UllCILMA& KRBILIJIG llOVBD, COUllCIUID FULLIUl'l'Oll Al1D RICB SBCORDBD, 'l'HA'l' 'l'BB
c-~,...-=-IL RBCBIVB Alm ACCBPI' '1'BB BID PROPOSAL or J. x. MULLD IllVBS'lllD'l' CCllPAllY I
BT AL Alll> 'lllA'l' mB MAYOR Alm CITY CLBRX BB AU'lllORIZBD TO SIGS '1'HB PROPOSAL OR
BPBLF or TBS :CITY. Upon the call of t.h• roll, th• vote reaulted •• followa1
Ayeas council-n Rice, Kreilin9, Banaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun •
.. yas llone.
Abaent: Mayor Low.
the Mayor Pro-t-declared the motion carried.
!'he City Mana9er pointed out that th• coat of intereat under th• reviaed
achedule would be $25,500 for an effective rat.• of 3.4591 per cent.
Bill .f9A Ordinance .f2E &ale .2' loQCS•
Int.roduced aa a Bill by COUncilman Rice
BILL FOR ORDIDRCB a>. , SDIBS OF 1964
All OltDIRAllCB AUTllORIZillG 'l'BB I&SUAllCB OF CITY OP mGLBWOOD, COLORADO, PAVIllG
DISTRIC'f llO. 14 80KDS Alm PROVIDIRG POR '1'BB PAYllBll'l' OF SAID 80111>8 AIR> Ill'l'BRBft
ftDBOR.
WBBRBA&, Pavin9 Diatrict. lfo. 14, in th• City of Bn9l.-W0od, Colorado, ha•
been duly created by Ordinance lfo. 4, Seri•• 1964, of ••id City, finally adopted
and approved on th• 16th day of March, 1964: and ·
1fllRRBAS, llotic• to contractor• to aubait bid• for th• conatruction of the
illprov .. anta in aaid Diatrict ha• been duly publiahed and the contract for auch
COD8truction ha• been duly awar•ed to Peter Ki.wit Son•' Company of Denver: and
llllBRBAS, llotic• of the Sale of approximately $300,000 of the bond• of aaid
Diatriet ha• been duly publiahed and $250,000 of auch bond• have been awarded to
J. It. Mallen Inveatment company, et al of Denver; and
llllSRBAS, it i• now neceaaary to provide for th• iaauance of aaid bond• and
the fora and payi.nt thereof:
BB IT ORDP.IBBD BY TBB CI'ft COUBCIL OF '1'BB Cift OF BllGLBWOOD, COLORADOs
Section 1. By virtue of and in purauance of th• lawa of the State of
Colorado, the Charter and Ordinance llo. 8, Seri•• 1959, of aaid City, bond• of
PaviDCJ Diatrict llo. 14 in •aid City ahall be iaaued for th• purpoae of paying
for local improv-nt• conatructed in aaid Paving Diatrict. Said bond• ahall
be dated aa of June 1, 1964, and •hall conaiat of 250 bond• in the denomination
of fl,000 each, nUllbered 1 to 250, incluaive. Said bond• •hall be payable to
bearer and •hall be absolutely due and payable on June 1, 1975, aubject to call
and prior payt19nt in direct numerical order at par and accrued intereat at any
tille after the date thereof upon thirty daya• notice publiahed in the Bn9lewood
Herald and Bnterpriae.
Minute• of May 4, 1964
Said bond• •hall be aigned with th• facaiail• •ivnature of th• Mayor, at-
teated and counter•iCJlled by the ll&ftual •i9nature of th• City Clerk and Treaaurer,
and •••led with a facaillil• of th• •••l of aaid City, and •hall be payable out
of 110ni•• collected from ••••• ... nt• to be levied for the illprov ... nt• conatructed
in .. id Di•trict and frOll fund• hereinafter mentioned. Should any officer who••
•ignatur• or fac•i•il• aignatur• appear• on aaid bond• or th• coupon• thereto
attached c•••• to be auch officer before delivery of th• bond• to the purchaaer,
auch aicpaature or facaimil• •i9ftatur• •hall neverth•l••• be valid and aufficient
for all purpo•••·
&aid bond• •hall bear intereat payable ••i-annually on th• lat day of June
and th• lat day of December ••ch year •• evidenced by two ••t• of coupon• to be
attached to aaid bond•, auch coupon• to be aigned with the fac•i•il• aignature
of th• City Clerk and Treaaurer. Said int•r••t coupon• ahall bedeaignated •A•
and •a•, reapectively. coumon• •hall be attached to bond• numbered in th• fol-
lowin9 achedul• ahowing int•r••t rat•• and the nWlber of •a• coupon• to be
attached to each of aaid bond•z
•A• coupon•
From Date •a• coupon•
Bond llo•. Amount to Matvity Prom To
1 -75 $ 75,000 2 5/"' ,7/1/64 12/1/64
$10.00
76 -115 40,000 2 7/8" 12/1/64 6/1/65
$ 2.00
116 -150 35,000 3 " 151 -180 30,000 3 1/8"
181 -205 25,000 3 1/8"
206 -230 25,000 3 1/4"
231 -250 20,000 J 1/4"
Section 2. Said bond• and the coupon• to be attached thereto •hall be in
aubatantially th• following forms
ftATB or COLORADO
llo ., _____ _
UllITID STATBS OP lllDICA
CITY OP BllGLBWOOD
PAVI&G DISTRICT 90. 14
BOID)
OOUlftY OP ARAPABOB
$1,000
'l'h• City of Bn9lewood, in the County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, for
value received, acknowledge• itaelf indebted and hereby promi••• to pay to the
bearer hereof th• principal •um of
on TBOUSAllD DOLLARS
in lawful 110ney of the United Stat•• of AIMrica, on the lat day of June, 1975,
aubject to call and payment, however, at any time prior thereto, with intereat
thereon •• evidenced by int•r••t coupon• d••i9ftated •A• at th• rate of ------
per centua ( ") per annum from date until payment, payable •-i-annually
on the lat day of June and th• lat day of December each year, and additional
intereat •• evidenced by intereat coupon• deaignated •a• for th• period from
July 1, 1964, to June 1, 1965, incluaive, payable on December 1, 1964, in the
AllDWlt of fl0.00 and on June 1, 1965, in the ..ount of $2.00, all auch principal
and inter•t bein9 payable at the rirat &ational Baak of Bn9lewood, in Bnglewood,
CDlorado, on preaentation and aurrender of th• attached coupon• and thi• Bond
•• they aeverally become due or are called for payment.
'fbi• Bond i• iaaued for th• purpo•• of payift9 th• coat• of atreet, avenue
and alley illprov .. ent• in Paving Diatrict llo. 14, in th• City of Bft9lewood,
COlorado, by virtue of and in full conformity with th• law• of the State of
COlorado, the Charter of aaid City and an ordinance of aaid City duly adopted,
approved, publiahed and made a law of •aid City prior to th• iaauanc• hereof.
!'hi• Bond i• payable out of the proceed• of apecial ••••••ment• to be levied
upon real ••t•t• aituate in the City of Bnglewood, COlorado, in Paving Diatrict
llo. 14, apecially benefited by •aid improv .. enta, which •••••• .. nt• ao to be
levied, with accrued intereat, will be li•n• on aaid real ••tate2 in the reapec-
tiv• maount• to be apportioned thereto and ••••••ed by an ordinance of aaid
City, and, if n•c•••ary, from th• Surplu• and Deficiency Pund heretofore created
pvauant to th• Charter of aaid City.
'l'h• Charter of •aid City provideaz •Whenever a public improv .. ent diatrict
baa paid and cancelled four-fifth• of it• bond• outatandin9, and for any reaaon
the r-ining ••••••ment• are not paid in time to take up the final bond• of the
diatrict and intereat due thereon, and there i• not aufficient money in •aid
special aurplua and deficiency fund, then the City •hall pay •aid bond• when due
and intereat due thereon and reimbur•• itaelf by collecting th• unpaid ••••••meat•
due ••id diatrict.•
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It i• hereby certified and recited that th• total iaaue of bond• of aaid City
for aaid Diatrict, including thia Bond, doea not exceed the ..:>unt authorized by
law: that every requir .. ent of law relating to th• creation of aaid Paving Diatrict
llo. 14, the making of aaid local improvement• and the iaauance of thia Bond haa
been fully complied with by th• proper officer• of aaid City, and that all condi-
tion• required to exiat, and thia required to be done precedent to and in the iaau-
ance of thia Bond to render the aame lawful and valid, have happened, been properly
done and performed, and did exiat in regular and due time, form and manner, aa
required by law.
Por the payment of thia Bond and the intereat thereon, th• City pledge• all
of it• lawful corporate powers.
IR 'l'SSTIMOllY WHBRBOP, the City of Bnglewood ha• cauaed thia Bond to be signed
with the facaimile aignatur• of it• Mayor, atteated and c:ounteraigned by the manual
aignature of the City Clerk and Treaaurer, sealed with a facaimile of the corporate
aale of aaid City, and the intereat coupon• bereto at•ached to be aigned with the
facaiaile aignature of the City Clerk and Treaaurer, aa of the lat day 1of June, 1964.
(PACSIMILB)
( S B A L )
AftBSTBD AID> COUll'l'BRSIGRBD1
LDo not aicm)
City Clerk and Treaaurer
llo. A __
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(Pacaimil• Sianature)
Mayor
(Form of coupon)
$ __ _
$ __ _
On the lat day of De~~r 19 , th• City of Bn9lewood, in the County of
Arapahoe and State of COlori!O, 'wilT'Pay to th• bearer
-------------------------------DOLLARS
---------------------------DOLLARS
in lawful money of the United State• of America, at th• Pirat Rational BanJt of
Bnglewood, in Bnglewood, Colorado, being intereat then due on it• local improve-
lleftt bond iaaued for the conatruction of local improv ... nta in Paving Diatrict
Ro. 14, Bn9lewood, Colorado, provided th• Bond to which thia coupon ia attached
•hall not have been theretofore called for payment or paid. Attached to Bond
dated June 1, 1964, bearing
Jlo. ____ __
lracaiail• Siqna•ure)
City-Cler~ arid Treaaurer
Section 3. 'l'h• proceeds of said bond• ahall be applied only to pay the coat•
and expen••• of conatructing the improv .. enta in aaid Diatrietl,. and all other coat•
and expenaea incident thereto. In the event that all of the proceed• of aaid bond•
are not required to pay auch coat• and expenaea, any remaining amount ahall be paid
into th• apecial ••••••ment fund for the purpoae of calling in and paying the prin-
cipal of and intereat an aai• bonda.
Section 4. Said bond• and the intereat thereon ahall be paid from apecial
•••••a.enta to be levied on th• real property in aaid Diatrict from the Surplua
and Deficiency Pund of aaid City and from any other available funda of the City.
When there ia on hand a aufficient amount to pay aix month•' intereat on outatanding
bond• of aaid Diatrict, the City ahall call for payment of outatanding bond• in
na11erical order with funds available therefor.
section 5. After the expiration of the period for caah payment• of aaaeaa-
.. nta in full, the City ahall pay each year not l••• than l°" of the total amount
of bond• of aaid Diatrict outatanding after the payment of bond• with the proceed•
of auch caah payment• of aaaeaamenta in full.
Section 6. That in accordance with Section 108 of the Charter of aaid City,
whenever there ia a deficiency in the fund of aaid Improvelll9nt Di•trict to 1119et
payment of outatanding bond• and intereat thereon auch deficiency ahall be paid
out of the apecial Surplu• and Deficiency Pund of aaid City. Whenever aaid
Diatrict ha• paid and cancelled four-fifth• of the bond• iaaued therefor and for
any reason the r ... ining ••••••menta are not paid in time to take up the final
bond• of the Diatrict and intereat due thereon, and there ia not auff icient money
in aaid Surplua and Deficiency Fund, then the City ahall pay aaid bond• when due
and intereat •ae thereon and reimburae itaelf by collecting the unpaid aaaeaamenta
due aaid Diatrict.
Section 1.· If it shall be necessary to advance money to maintain current
payment• of intereat and equal annual payment• of the principal amount of the bonds
Minute a of May 4, 1964
iaaued for ••id Diatrict, the City council ahall levy annual tax•• on the taxable
property within the City not exceeding two mill• in any one year and ahall apply
the proceed• of auch tax•• for aaid purpoae. In lieu of auch tax leviea, the
council .. Y annually tranafer to auch apecial fund any available money of th•
City, but in no event ahall the amount tranaferred in any one year exceed the amount
which would reault from a tax levied in auch year •• herein limited. Such tax
levi•• or tranafera of fund• may be made in accordance with and pur'9uant to
Section 109 of the Charter of aaid City.
Section e. Should any part or proviaion of the Charter of the City of
SDgl9WOOd, OOlorado, or thia Ordinance, or any part or proviaion of an ordinance
of th• c:barter of any other City in the State of COlorado having aubatantially
aiailar terma and proviaiona •• thoae contained in th• S!uJl9WOOd Charter or thi•
Ordinance, ever be judicially determined to be invalid or unenforceable, auch de-
teraination ahall not affect th• remaining parta and proviaiona of th• Bnglewood
Charter or thia Ordinance, the intention being that each part and proviaion of the
Charter and thi• Ordinance ia aeverable.
All <Jerdinancea of part• thereof in conflict with thia Ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Section 9. Thia Ordinance, after it• final paaaage, ahall be recorded in a
book kept for that purpoae1 ahall be authenticated by th• aignaturea of the Mayor
and City Clerk1 ahall be publiahed •• provided in the Charter of th• City1 and
after becoming effective, •hall be irrepealabl• until th• bond• of aaid Diatrict
ahall be paid in full.
Section 10. A public Hearing on thi• Ordinance will be held in the council
Room of the City Ball on Monday, the 18th day of May, 1964, at the hour of 8:00
o'clock P.M., and llotice of auch BeariJUJ ia hereby authorised to lte given by pub-
lication once in the Bnglewood Herald and Bnterpri•• in ita iaaue of May 8, 1964.
section 11. Thi• Ordinance ahall take effect thirty day• after publication
following final paaaage.
Ill'J'RODUCBD ARD RBAD Thi• 4th day of May, 1964.
Mayor
AftBSTs
City Clerk
... read in full for the firat time.
COUllCILl'-.U JUCB MOVSD, COUllCILMAll PULLJIUIOIJ amom, 'IBAT 'l'BB PROPOSBD BILL
BB PAS&m 09 FIRST RBADIJIG AID> ORDBRBD PUBLI811SD I• IVLL I• TllB DGLBll>OD llBULD
Alll> BIP!BRPJUSB. Upon th• call of th• roll, the vote reaulted aa followas
Ayea: council-n Rice, Kreiling, Ban80n, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
•aya: Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
ftl• Mayor Pro-t-declared the motion carried.
641-6 PROCBBDIES OF PLAIDIIllG AllD ZORIRG COUIISSIO• llSftillG OF APRIL 22111>
t'h• Mayor Pro-tem aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
641-73 VACA'l'IRG BASIDID'l' IR BAMPDD BILLS SUBDIVISIOR
Th• City Clerk read th• following recommendation from the City Planning and
~ning Co niaaion:
•'J.'h• Planning COmniaaion recommend• to the City council that th• •••e-
ment on Mr. Berenbaum'• property, Lot 13, Block 2, aa.pden Billa, Sub-
diviaion, be vacated."
councilman Rice reviewed that thi• particular eaa ... nt goea right through a
houae and he cannot aecure clear title until it ia atraightened out.
COUllCIUIAll FULLBRTOR MOVBD, COUllCILMAll JUCB SBOOllDBD, 'l'llAT '1'BB UC<IUIBllDATIOB
BB ACCSPl'BD AID> 'l'llAT TBB CITY A'l"l'ORBBY BB DIRBCTBD '1'0 DJtAW A BILL '1'0 VACA'l'B 'lllB
BA89Ulll'l'. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted •• followas
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Fullerton, Allen, a.aun •
.. ya: Rone.
Ab-nt: Mayor Love.
'l'h• Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
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iaaued for aaid Diatrict, the City Council •hall levy annual tax•• on the taxable
property within the City not exceeding two mill• in any one year and ahall apply
the proceed• of auch tax•• for aaid purpo••· In lieu of auch tax leviea, the
council .. Y annually tranafer to auch apecial fund any available money of the
City, bat in no event •hall the amount tranaferred in any one year exceed the amount
which would r•ult from a tax levied in auch year •• herein limited. Such tax
levi•• or tranafera of fund• may be -d• in accordance with and pur11uant to
Section 109 of the Charter of aaid City.
Section 8. Should any part or proviaion of the Charter of the City of
Sn9l.wood, OOlorado, or thi• Ordinance, or any part or proviaion of an ordinance
of the c:barter of any other City in the State of COlorado having •ub•tantially
aiailar terma and proviaiona aa tho•• contained in th• Sngl9WOOd Charter or thi•
Ordinance, ever be judicially determined to be invalid or unenforceable, auch de-
teraination •hall not affect the r ... ining part• and proviaiona of the Bnglewood
Charter or thi• Ordinance, the intention b•iDCJ that each part and proviaion of the
Charter and thi• Ordinance i• aeverable.
All '19 rdinancea of part• thereof in conflict with thi• Ordinance are hereby
repealed.
section 9. 'l'hi• Ordinance, after it• final pa•••9•, •hall be recorded in a
book 'kept for that purpoae: ahall be authenticated by the aignatur•• of the Mayor
and City Clerk: ahall be publiahed aa provided in the Charter of the City: and
after becoming effective, •hall be irrepealable until the bond• of aaid Diatrict
•hall be paid in full.
section 10. A public Hearing on thi• Ordinance will be held in the Council
Room of the City Ball on Monday, the 18th day of llay, 1964, at the hour of 8100
o'clock P.M., and llotice of auch Hearing i• hereby authorised to lte given by pub-
lication once in the Bnglewood Herald and Bnterpriae in it• iaaue of May 8, 1964.
Section 11. 'l'hi• Ordinance •hall take effect thirty day• after publication
following final paaaage.
Ilft'RODUCBD ARD RBAD 'l'hi• 4th day of May, 1964.
Mayor
Aft88!'1
City Clerk
... read in full for the fir•t time.
COUllCILllAIJ RICB MOVSD, COUllCILMAll PULLDtOll lmDSD, 'l'BAT BB PROPOSBD BILL
BS PA88SD Oii PIRST RBADillG Alm ORDBRBD PUBLIEm I• PULL I• 'l'llB mlGLDl>OD llBRALD
AllD Blft'BRPRISB. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted •• follow••
Ayea1 Councilmen Rice, Kreilin9, Ban80n, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
••y•1 Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
Th• Mayor Pro-tam declared the m:>tion carried.
641-6 PROCBBDIIJGS OP PLADIIJG MID ZOllI•G CCIUII88IO• UB'l'IllG OP APRIL 22111>
Th• Mayor Pro-t-aa'ked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
641-73 VACATIBG MSlllDIT IR BAllPDD BILLS SUBDIVISIOll
The City Clerk read the following reco1•endation from the City Planning and
Zoninq oo...iaaion:
•'fh• Planning Collllliaaion recOlllD8nda to the City Council that the eaae-
11ent on Mr. Berenbaum'• property, Lot 13, Block 2, Hampden Billa, Sub-
diviaion, be vacated.•
Councilman Rice revi.wed that thi• particular eaaement goea right through a
houae and he cannot ••cure clear title until it i• atraightened out.
COUllCILMAll PULLBR'l'Oll MOVBD, OOUllCIUIAll RICB SBCOllDBD, '1'BA'l' '1'BB RBcc:JOIBllMTIO•
BB ACCBPTBD AID> THAT TBB CITY AT'l'ORlfBY BB DIRBCTSD TO D1tAW A BILL TO VACATE !BB
BASlllBllT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted a• followa1
Aye•: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Fullerton, Allen, a.aun.
Bayas Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'nle Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
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641-74 PROCBBDIRGS OF HOUSIBG CODE CCIOII'l"l'U MSft'Im or MARCH JOTB ABO APRIL 23RD
'l'h• Mayor Pro-tem aaked that the minute• be received and placed o~ file.
councilman Rice, member of the COaaittee, di•cu••ed recent action• and pro-
poaala of th• Bouain9 COde Coalllittee and the poaaibl• l ... l ~illplicationa of th•••
deciaiona. Be alao reported that the Inter-County 1te9ional PlanniftCJ COaaiaaion
i• atudying the matter of providing a Bouain9 COde for wreater .. tropolitan area.
COUllCILMU RICB MOVBD, COURCIUIM llAllSO• 88COllDSD, 'l'BAT TllB OOUITCIL DIRECT
TllB llDUSillG CODB OCMIIftBB TO DBPBR PUR'l'llBR ACTIO• Oii 'l'llB PaoPOSBD CODB UllTIL TRB
RDORT IS RBCBIVBD PR<»I TBB lftBR-comrrr RBGlmAL PLAllllillG CDlllISSIOIT TO SBRVB
AS A GUIDB FOR TBBSB CORSIDBRA'l'IOlfS ABO 'ftlA'l' ms CC»llliftU MAICB I'l'&m.r AVAILABLB
'IO ---or TBB IllTBR-comrrr RBGIOllAL PLMDIIllG CC»IMISSIO• OR I'l'S S'l'Al'P AS RB-
QU-BI> OR DBSIRABLB. Diacuaaion enaued. 'lb• City Attorney reported that a recent
OOlorado Supr... Court deci•ion •bowed generally that a Bou•ing Cod• wa• a proper
exerci•• of Police power which reat• within a city. B• noted thou9h that a Houain9
COde i• not a aolution to all the probl ... of the city but only certain areaa.
Diacuaaion enaued.
The que•tion waa called for. Upon th• call of th• roll, the vote r••ulted
•• follow•:
Ayea: councilmen Rice, 1Creilin9, Han80n, Pullerton, Allen, Braun •
.. ya: Rone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
ftl• Mayor Pro-t•• declared the motion carried.
641-5 PROCBBDI•GS OP BOARD OF CARBBR SBRVJCS CCIMIS&IOllDS MBBTI•GS OP URIL 27'l'B
ARD 29'1'11
'fh• Mayor Pro-tem aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
641-7 PROCBBDIHGS OP WA'l'BR ARD SBWBR BOARD llSftlllG or APRIL 21ST ARD MAY lS'l'
iftl• Mayor Pro-tam aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
641-79 Relating ~ Total S!rvict ••\tr contract•
'lb• City Clerk read the followin9 recon1 andation of the Bn9lewood Water and
sewer Board:
•'!bat in addition to the pr•••nt outaid• city diatributora contract
policy th• City of Bn«Jl.wood adopt an additional policy to offer an
alternative •total ••rvice contract' on a leaaing ba•i•, under which
th• City would •••ume maintenance, repair, operation• and energy coat•
for the area ••rved.•
COUllCIIllAll JCRBILI•G MOVBD, COUIJCILMAll ALLU SBCOllDBD, 'l'BA'l' '1'llB RBCOIMW'l'IOR
BB ACCBPl'BD AJID APPROVBD. Upon th• call of th• roll, the vote reaulted a• follow•:
Ayea: councilmen Rice, 1treilin9, Ban80n, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
••y•a lfone.
Aba•nt: Mayor Love.
Bae Mayor Pro-t-declared th• motion carried.
641-18 Apthorisinq Water .Aid 8tw!r Boarf JiQ l!•tith ~ Total Service Contracy
'lb• City Clerk read th• following reco andation of the &n9lewood Water and
sewer Board:
!'!hat the Water and S.wer Board be authorised in it• negotiation• on any
'l'otal Service contract to exerci•• it• own di•cretion with regard to
future di•tribution ayat .. exttnaion co•t•, firt hydrant rental•, rate
atudi•• and other detailed it .. a.•
COUllCl'M..U RICB MOVBD, COUIJCIIllAll Al.J·a 8SOOllDSD, 'l'BAT TllB RBCOUIDDA'l'IOIT BB
ACCBPl'BD AllD APPROVED. Upon th• call of the roll, th• vott rt•ulttd a• followas
Aye•: councilmen Rice, 1treilin9, &anaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
•ay•1 lion•.
Ab••nt: Mayor Love.
'l'b• Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
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641-67 Relatina ~ Bngineerina Study .f2E 89Uthwflt CbflrY Bill• Water Diatrict
Tb• City Clerk read th• following recoamendation of th• Bn9lewood Water and
Sew.r Boards
•That it appear• that n990tiationa with the a»ard of Director• of th•
WOuthw9at Cherry Billa Water Diatrict for th• future aervic• by the
City of Bnglewood are atill open, City council proceed to obtain propoaed
preliminary engineeri~ atudy and report on the portion of th• water
-,.t .. to provide th• demand flow• with incr .. 1ed and mor•.•t,~le
pr•••ur•• to the Southweat Cherry Billa Water Diatrict.•
councilman Kreiling noted that thia waa aimply a confir .. tion of previoua
action by th• City council, that no council action waa required.
632-68 RBLATIBG 'fO BUSIDSS Licm8S ORDillAllCB
Introduced aa a Bill by Councilmen Rice and Kz'eilin9
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roa All OaDDIAllCB AllBllDillG TBB llUllICIPAL CODS or .,.. Cift OP BRGLBWOOD, COLORADO,
n AIJDim 'ftlBRBfO A .... SBC'l'I09 17 .14 LBWillG A ~=·· PD POR '1'BB PRIVILIGB
OP CARaYJllG Oii OR BllGAGIBG IR CBRTAIB BUSillU8U, U, OR OCaJPATIOBS WI'l'BIB
'ftlB Cift OP ..ULIDfOOD, COLORADO, PIXIllG 'ftlB AllOIJ•ll '111...0P, Al1D PROVIDIBG THAT
IT SBAt.J:. Bl UllLAWPUL POR AllY PDSOB TO CARRY Oii oa WGB IR SUCH BUSIRBSS, TRADB
or ocaJPATIO• Wrta:>U'f PIUT BAVIllG PAID SUCH LICDa• ra, AllD PROVIDillG POR PBR-
AJJIISS POil tBB VIOLATIOll 'l'llBllBOP.
BB IT ORDAIBBD BY 'l'BB CI'ft COUBCIL OP BS Cift 01' BmLDfOOD, COLORAIXh
l!ction 1. 'l'he Municipal OOd• of th• City of Sft9lwood, Colorado, i• hereby
-nded by adding thereto a new Section 17.14, which ahall read aa followa:
~~i:.p.;~Fe=P.-:-.-,,..:.~...;:.;~=-=~::.:r:.-;io.::r;,:,;:,:..-~~ .... -..i~~~;,p.;;..,_a•t-io-.-n. A licenae collected
from every peraon exerciaing th• privile9e of carrying on or engaging in
the buain•••••, trade• or occupation• hereinafter enumerated in the City
of Bn9lewood, Colorado.
•117.14-1 P•••· Bach of aaid lic•n•• fee allOUftta ahall be payable in the
amount •peclfied and for th• period apecified for th• buaineaa, trade or
occupation, aa followaa
•(a) Merchandi•in9 Licen•••=
(1)
(2)
(3)
Auction Bou•••· R••ident Auctioneer• not regularly operat-
ing an auction houae within the City, f5.00 per day of
$20.00 per year: itinerant auctioneer• fl0.00 per day or
$30.00 per year.
' Chri•tma• Tree Dealer•, $10.00 per aellin9 aeaaon.
Pir.work• dealer•, $10.00 per ••llinCJ ••aaon.
•(b) Beal~ and Slifety Licen•••:
(1) Conval••cent and reat Home, $10.00 per year.
(2) Police and Detective Service• (private firmt), $10.00 per year.
•(c) ooaaercial Amuaement Licenaeaa
(1) Billiard• and pool, $2.SO per table per year.
(2) Bowling, $2.SO per lane per year.
(3) Shooting Galleriea, $10.00 per year.
(4) 'l'heatre• and Moving Picture Bouaea, $25.00 per year.
(5) Carnival•, $100.00 for th• firat day, $50.00 for each
additional day, payable in advance.
(6) Circua, $100.00 for th• firat day, $50.00 for each additional
day, payable in advance.
(7) Itinerant ahow (other than carnival or circu•), $50.00 for
the firat day, $25.00 for each additional day, payable in
advance.
•(d) Direct Selling Lic•n•••=
(1) A direct ••lling agent within th• .. aning intended in thi•
ordinance •hall be conatrued to be any reaident or itinerant
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peraon who engage• in, or conduct• the buain••• of going
from hou•• to houae, place to place, or in or along th•
atr .. t• within the City of SnVlMIOOd, ••lliftCJ or offering
for •ale at retail and makin9 i111ediate or later delivery
of any CJOOd•, warea, merchandi••• ••rvice, or anything of
value in the po•••••ion of th• direct ••lling agent or for
which h• i• authorized ••llinv a9ent, to per.on• other than
11anufacturera, wholeaalera, jobber• of retailer• in auch
coamoditi••· Any peraon operatinv •• a direct ••lling agent
muat fir•t obtain from the City Clerk an official receipt
•bowing that auch peraon ha• paid the City of Bngl9WOOd
th• Licen•• Pee hereinafter apecified for th• period indicated,
and .la, therefore, authorised to operate•• a direct ••lling
agent. '1'he licen•e f•• for direct nllinv aventa of book•,
periodical• (other than new•papera), bounhold warea,
bruahea, inaurance, co ... tica, utenaila, produce, building
repair and r..odeling, and any CJOOd• or aervic•• not
apecif ically .. ntioned herein, and not covered by any
other ••ction or •ubaection of thi• Ordinance, •hall
be Piv• Dollar• ($5.00) for each per.on for thr•• (3)
110ntha, or Pifteen Dollar• (f15.00) for each peraon for
one year. Any reaident or itinerant direct ••lling agent
who •uffera from a ••rioua phy•ical handicap and who ••11•
product• in connection with a rehabilitation program •hall
pay only one dollar ($1.00) per year •• an adminiatrative
charge.
•(•) Itinerant R••idential Route Deliveri•••
Any and all delivery vehicle• which nll and deliver fooda, goods
or ••rvic•• at retail price• direct to r••idenc•• in the City of
Englewood, and which are repreaentin9 buain••••• or firm• located
outaide of th• City limit•, •hall be aubject to a tax of $10.00 for
each delivery vehicle ao enga9ed. (axa11pl•• of •uch an operation
are dairiea, dry cleaner• and laundri•• and home bakery deliveries.)
• 117 .14-2 Bx~tion. Any buain•••, occupation or trade which ha• paid a
licena• fee or a b~n••• and occupational licenae tax for any part of the year
1964, except direct ••lling licen••• for thr .. llOftth period•, •hall be entitled
to operate for the balance of the year 1964 without payment of any license fee
under th• terlll8 of thi• ordinance.
•1 17.14-3 Conformity with Applicable 9rdetpc1a. 'l'he City Clerk-Treaaurer
ahall check with other department• of the Cityore iaauincj any licenae under
th• teraa hereof, to determine whether or not the licen••• applicant i• in con-
foraity with applicable ordinance• of the City of lnflMl'OOd, and •hall not i••u•
any auch licen•• hereunder without determinin9 that th• licenaee ia in conformity
with auch ordinances.
•I t 7 .14-4 Revocation. Any lic•n•• provided for hereinabove may be revoked
by the C ty Clerk-Treaaurer if th• lic•n•.. ahall be in violation of any ordinance
or atatute relative to the licenaed bu•in•••• providin9 that the licensee may
appeal any •uch revocation to the City council.
•1 li 14~ 'inff •tf Penalti••· Any violation of th• t•rm• of thi• aection
17.14 ilia f • jectecen••• to the fine• and peaalti•• of Chapter 27 of the
Municipal COde of the City of Bn9lewood.•
ltction.a If any article, aection, aubaection, ••ntence, clauae or phraae
of thi• Ordinance i• for any reaaon held to be unconatitutional, illegal, void,
or for any reaaon unenforceable, •uch deciaion ahall not affect the validity of
the r-ining portion of thi• Ordinance. the council of th• City of Bngl.wood
hereby declare• that it would have phraaed thi• Ordinance and each article,
aection, aubaection, clau•• or phraae hereof, irreapective of th• fact that any
one or more article•, aectiona, aubaectiona, aentencea, clau••• and phra••• be
declared unconatitutional, illegal, void, or for any reaaon unenforceable.
&ection 3. Thi• Ordinance ahall be and becw effective July 1, 1964.
Pa••ed on Pirat Reading by th• City council of th• City of Englewood, Colorado,
thi• 4th day of May, 1964, and ordered publiahed in full in the Englewood Herald
apd snterpri••·
Mayor
AftSS'ls
city -clerk
wa• read in full for the firat time.
Minute• of May 4, 1964
COUllCILMAIT KRBILIRG llOVBD, COUIJCILMAll ALLm 8mcDllDSD, TllA'f 'l'BB PROPOSBD BILL
BB PASSBD OR PIRft RBADIRG AllD ORDBRSD PU8L!8Bm D IVLL I• '1'llB mGLBWOOD llDALD
AllD lftDPRISB.
Oouncil .. n R~ce inquired aa to the effect upon reaident buain••••• located
within the City. 'fh• City Attorney atated that it would not have any effect.
Diacuaaion enaued.
ft• queation waa called for. Upon th• call of the roll, th• vote reaulted
aa followa:
Ayea: Oouncil-n Rice, Kreiling, Banaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun •
.. ya1 Ilona.
A},Mnt: Mayor Love.
ft• Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
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641-75
BILL AL'l'BRIBG PARXIRG UD DOn'1'01lll SftBJft'S
BILL AL'l'BRIBG PARKillG 'IDIS I• PAalt-R-SBOP CD'l'BR
AMBllDI)fG AGRBlllBll'I' FOR LMSB PAaX-11-•m• MJUam L0'1'
'fh• Mayor Pro-tem deferred the above three it... until the next regular
... ting.
641-80 AGR.-DT TO CROSS RAILROAD IR COllllSC'l'JO. WJft WA'l'D PlllPIRG PLU'l'
The City Attorney reported h• had revi.wed a contract with the Denver Rio
Grande a&ilroad CO.pany which permitted the City to cro•• the railroad with a
pipeline in th• vicinity of th• llcLellan ReMrvoir in connection with a trana-
aiaaion -in from the pa1ping plant to that .... rvoir. Be atated that it ••-ed
to be in order except for inaurance requir-nta. Diacuaaion enaued. Councilman
1treilin9 emphaaised that the contractor doinf the work ahould provide the liability
inaurance rather than the City. Diacuaaion enauect.
COUllCILMAll PULLDt'OR llOYm>, OOUllCILMAll ALL• asccm>m, TBA'!' 'ftlB MAYOR ARD
CI'IY CLBIUt BB AU'lllORIZBD TO SIGR ms COftRAC'f Oii -a.Lr OP '1'BB Cift AID> 'l'BA'l'
1RRBLD AllD OCMPAllY, C098UL'II9G •GI-roa .,.. l'aOJSC'r, BB DIRBCTBD 'fO ISSUB
U ADDDml TO IRCLUDB '1'llB RBQUIUD LIABILift IauaAllCS I• ftB COll'l'RAC'l' POR COB-
SftUC'l'IOR OP 'ftlB PBIPBLID. Upon th• call of th• roll, th• vote reaulted ••
follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Xreiling, Banaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun •
.. ya: llone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
the Mayor Pro-tem declared th• motion carried.
641-76 APPOill'BIDl'l' OP AUDITOR POR PJICAL YMR OP 1964
'!'he City Manager reported to the council that conaideration of an auditor
for auditin9 th• 1964 book• and record• ia in order but Councilman Kreiling
au999ated that th• City Manager contact the varioa• reaident CPA firm• in Bnglewood
to determine if they were intereated in auch an audit and report to th• Council.
fti• waa agr-abl• to the other member• of th• council.
632-72 PRBLIMillARY WORK AT PaGI09m> PUK SITU
'fb• City Manager reported that appraiaala and preliminary engineering were
necea-ry at the propoaed park ait•• in connection with th• downtown redevelopment.
Be atated that the City i• not ready for action on th••• aattera but wanted th•
Council to be acquainted with the need for auch ••rvic••· B• aumaarized that the
en9in-rin9 would coat approximately $4,000. and th• complete appraiaala would be
f2,000 with a reduced appraiaal if no court appearance or teatimony ia required.
Diacuaaion enaued. 'fh• City Manager reported that thi• money could co• from
the $10,000 depoait but that thi• would reduce the total proceed• available for
replacin9 th• parka. Diacuaaion enaued. 'fh• City llana9er expreaaed hi• reluctance
to enter into definite engineering or appraiaal contract• until th• contract with •ew Bnglewood Company i• aigned. · ..
'!'he Mayor Pro-tem referred the matter to the City Attorney. 1 ·:-
641-45 JW.AlfIRG TO PUBLIC BBARIRG Oil BXCLUSIOll OP -~~~1(p~. S~.b
Th• City Manager reminded all th• council aeliber• of the ,public hearing with
regard to the excluaion of Bnglewood from the South Suburban K*'tropolitan Recrea-
tion and Parka Diatrict to be held 'l'huraday, May 7th at the Diatrict Office.
'!'he City Attorney auggeated that th• City council ahould prepare aome atate-
aent aa to the purchaae of the aaaeta of the Diatrict within the City. Diacuaaion
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enaued. 'nl• Mayor Pro-tem stated that th• City i• buyin9 th••• asset• twice and
he felt thi• was morally wron9. Discussion enauect. th• City Manager suggested
that payment or of fer be made under protest "9lioh would allow th• public to be
inforlled of the City'• position on the matt:me and the unfairn••• of buying the
a•••t• frOll th• Diatrict. '!'here was no further action on thi• matter.
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RBPORT 08 ALLBGBD C<»IPIAiftS AGAI•ft OCCUPAftS AT 4135 8. WASBIBGTOB
'ftl• City Manager reported that investigation bad been completed as to any
ill.,al activiti•• at 4315 South Washington with no positive result•. Be informed
the Council that h• would report to Mr. Paca and •uw••t that if Mr. Paca had
anything definite in the way of evidence that he proceed throUCJh Municipal court.
ABSBIJCB OP CITf llAllAGD
'l'h• City Manager announced that he was goin9 to attend the City Manager
Conference in Boulder on 'l'hursday and Friday, May 7th and 8th, then begin a week•
vacation. Be announced that Administrative A••i•tan~ Malone would perform the
duti•• of the City Manager during hi• absence.
641-10 COBSIDBRATIOll OP BILLS, CLAIMS AllD IllVOICSS POR APRIL, 1964
COmtCIUIAIJ ALLD MOVBD, COmtCIIMAB llAIJSOB 8SCOllDBD, 'l'llAT 'J.'BE BILLS, CLAIMS
AllD IllVOICBS POR 'ftlB MOllTll OP APRIL AS APPROVBD ft '1'118 Cift MUAGBR ARD LISTBD
Br 'ftlB Cift CLBRX 88 ALLOWBD. Upon the call of the roll, th• vote resulted as
follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Rice, Kreiling, Hanaon, Pullerton, Allen, Bsaun.
Raya: llone.
Abaent: Mayor Love.
'!he Mayor Pro-tem declared the motion carried.
COUBCIIMAB'S CIK>ICB
Councilman Rice comaented on statement• with regard to the proposed annexa-
tion of an area to Bngl.wood contributed to council•n Pullerton which were
erroneoualy reported in the newapaper. Be urged councilman Fullerton to aeek a
correction or retraction of tho•• fact•.
Councilman Banaon co .. ended Mayor Pro-t-Braun for handling of the Council
-ting.
ADJOURll
COUllCIIA.U KRBILJm MOVBD I CX>UllCILllAll ALL• 8SCOBDBD I 'l'BAT 'ftlB MBBTING BB
ADJOUJUIBD. Upon the call of th• roll, th• vote reaulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen &ice, Kreiling, Banaon, Pullerton, Allen, Braun.
••y•: llone.
Ab-nt: Mayor Love.
th• Mayor Pro-ten. declared the meeting adjourned at 1:15 a.M.
B. o. Beausang, City Clerk
Clerk of the Council
'!'be ainuta•• of the meeting of the City council of th~ City of Bngl9WOOd,
Colorado, held on the 4th day of May, 1964 ~.D., atand approved as written this
lat dayaf June, 1964 A.D.