HomeMy WebLinkAbout1963-09-03 (Regular) Meeting MinutesI
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JlBGULAR MBBTIHG:
COUllCIL CBMBBRS
Cift OF DJGLBWOOD, COLORADO
SBP'l'BMBBR 3, 1963
'l'be City council of the City of Bnglewood, Arapahoe county, colorado, .. t
in reqular ••••ion, on Tueaday, September 3, 1963, in the Council Challbera, City
Ball, Bnqlewood at the hour of 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Brownewell preaiding called the meeting to order and the invocation
waa given by the Reverend Herbert Hoaanna of the Mayflower congregational Church.
'l'be Mayor aaked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
peraon• were preaent:
councilmen: Braun, Kreiling, Milea, Parker, Wooda, Brownewell.
Alao Preaent: City Manager Dial,
Adminiatrative Aaaiatant Malone,
City Attorney Bach,
City Clerk Beauaang,
Planning Director Romana.
Abaent: councilman Love.
'l'be Mayor declared a quorum preaent.
632-2 CORSIDBRATIOR OP 'l'HB MIRUTBS OP PRBVIOUS MBB'l'IRG
COUllCILMMI BRAUll MOVBD I comtCILMAR WOODS SBCOllDBD I THAT '1'BB MIRU'l'BS OP '1'BB
OOUllCIL llBB'l'IllG OP AUGUST 19'1'11 BB APPROVBD AS WRiftBlf. Upon the call of th•
roll, the vote reaulted aa follows:
Ayea: councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Mile•, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Raya: llone.
Abaent: Councilman Love.
'!be Mayor declared the .,tion carried.
632-29 PUBLIC llBARillG OR ORDIRAIJCB LIMITDIG SBRVICB STATIORS
ODUBCILMA11 PARKBR MOVBD, CX>UllCILMAlf WOODS SBODllDBD, 'l'llAT '1'llB PUBLIC BBARillJG
Oil All ORDJallCB PROBIBITIRG '1'BB BRBCTIOR OP PILLIBG STA'l'Imf S WI'l'llIB 500 PBB'l' OP
BACH OlllBR OR CBRTAIR SCHOOL ID1'1'RAllCBS BB OPBllBD. Upon th• call of the roll,
the vote reaulted a• follow•:
Ayea: council-n Braun, Kreiling, Mile•, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Councilman Love.
the Mayor declared the .,tion carried.
(Council-n Love entered and took hi• ••at at 8106 P.M.)
The Mayor announced that anyone preaent could apeak on the •tter of re-
atr icting the erection of filling atation• if they ao deaired. 'l'bere waa no
one preaent who wiahed to apeak on thi• matter at the public hearing.
COUllCILMAll 8RAU1' MOVBD, COUllCILMAll MILBS SBCORDBD, 'l'BAT 'l'BB PUBLIC BBARIBG
BB CLOSBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa1
Ayea: oouncil-n Braun, Kreiling, Love, Mile•, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Raya: llone.
Abaent: &one.
'1'he Mayor declared the .:>tion carried.
RBPORT OR UCBll'1' PLOODIRG IR 4600 BLOCK SOUTllBAST OP BROADllAY
ftle City Manager reported that aa requeated by the council, he had inve•-
ti9ated the atora water problem throughout the aoutheaat area of the City and
would report upon the probl-verbally to the Council. Be atated further that
llr ... il Barde, Deputy City Bngineer, waa preaent to di•cu•• map• of the drain-
age through the area and the propoaal by Harold Bo•kin• and Aaaociat•• for the
aolution of the atora probl .. in that area a• well a• throughout the entire City.
llr. Barde preaented the in~rmation to the council. llr. Roy Smith, 4690
South Lincoln Str .. t, and Mr. Richard Bott,. 4656 South Grant, aaked queationa of
the Deputy City Bn9in .. r and Council a• to aolutiona to the problem.
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Councilllan Braun •poke on behalf of the City indicating that a storm
drainage ayat .. for th• entire City waa required at an ••timated coat of
f4,000,000.00. Any effort to correct a neighborhood or local problem would
aiapl• move the point of th• problem down th• drainage courae a block or two.
A atora drainage ayatem muat be •tarted at th• outlet and necaaaary drains
and pipe• to carry the atorm water conatructed. Be remarked that several
year• ago a atorm aewer diatrict waa propoaed but that legal action by thoae
who oppoaed it• conatruction waa aucceaaful.
Th• Mayor •••ured M•••r•. Smith and Bott that the City would cooperate
by cleaning and keeping clean atorm drain• in the area for which it ia
reaponaibl• and encouraging private parties to do the same until the storm
aMMr pr°'JZ'•• can be eatabliahed.
631-27 DBPBRRIBG RBCBIPT OP BIDS OB SCBBDULB 1 WBSTBIUI SLOPE PIPBLIBB
'l'h• City Manager informed the Council that prior to the entering into
a contract for the conatruction of the Walden Hollow-Meadow Creek Conduit,
of the Walden Hollow -Meadow Creek -Ranch Creek Collection System in
Grand County, that Water Revenue Bond• muat be authorized. He atated that
arran9-..nt• had been made to authorize the r ... ining $2,250,000.00 previously
considered by th• Council for th• capital illprovement and conatruction program.
Be atated that in accordance with thi• requir ... nt a poatponement of the receipt
of bid• until 'l'huraday, October 10th at 11100 A.M. wa• in order. Discussion
enaued.
COUllCIUCAll LOVB MOVBD, CX>UBCIUIAB MILBS SBCX>BDBD, THAT THB BID OPBNIHG
DATB BB CBAllGBD PROI SBPTBllBBR 3RD TO 'l'BURSDAY, OCtoBBR 10'1'8 AT 11:00 A.M.
Upon the call of th• roll, the vote reaulted •• followas
Ayea: Council.men Braun, Kreiling, Love, Miles, Parker, Woods,
Brown.well.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Rone.
'l'be Mayor declared th• motion carried.
632-49 AU'l'llORIZillG ISSUABCB OP BOBDS IB TBB AllOUlft' OP $2,250,000.00
Introduced •• a Bill by Councilman Braun
A BILL
POR AB ORDillAllCB 'ft> Com'RACT All IBDBBTBDDSS OB BBBALP OP '1'llB CITY OP DIGLBWOOD,
COLOJtADO, AllD UPOB '1'llB CRBDIT 'l'llBRBOP Br ISSUillG BOBDS OP llAID CI'l'r IR 'l'BB
PRillCIPAL SUM OP $2,250,000.00 POR '1'BB IMPROVBllBllT ARD BX'l'mSIOB OP ITS WATBR-
WOJUCS SYSTBM: DBSCRIBDIG 'l'BB PORN OP SAID BOllDS: ARD PROVIDillG POR '1'BB LBW
01' TADS '1'0 PAY '1'BB BOllDS AllD Ift'BRBST 'l'BBRBOB.
1111DBAS, the City of Bnglewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, now owns,
operate• and maintain• a system of waterworks for the purpose of supplying
aaid City and it• inhabitants with water for fire and domestic purpo•••: and
WBBRBAS, it i• necessary to extend and improve said waterworks system
in order to supply the said City and the inhabitants thereof with a proper
and adequate supply of water: and ·
WBBRBAS, there are not sufficient funds in the treasury of said City to
provide for the necessary extensions and improvement• to said waterworks aya-
t .. and the City Council de••• it advisable and necessary to issue n99otiable
bonds of aaid City in the amount of $2,250,000 for that purpose, said bond•
to be delivered at a later date in one or more aeries after public notice of
sale:
BE IT O~IBBD BY THB CI'l'r COUHCIL OF 'DIB.?iCI'l'r OF BHGLBWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That for the purpose of providing funds for the extension
and improvement of the Englewood waterworka system, the City shall issue
negotiable coupon bonds in the principal sum of $2,250,000, each to be desig-
nated "General Obligation Water Extension Bond, Series 196 __ ", bearing interest
at a rate or rat•• not exceeding 4-1/2" per annum, payable semi-annually each
year, as evidenced by interest coupons attached to said bonds, and maturing as
follows:
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Minute• of September 3, 1963
Amount Maturitv
$ 10,000 1972 to 1977, incl.
85,000 1978
100,000 1979
110,000 1980
245,000 1981
250,000 1982
260,000 1983
270,000 1984
280,000 1985
290,000 1986
300,000 1987
'l'h• intere•t rate or rate• ••id bond• •hall bear, the date thereof, number,
deno11ination, •eri•• de•ignation, month of maturity and provi•ion• relating to call-
ing aaid bond• prior to maturity •hall be deterained by a further ordinance or ordi-
nance• to be adopted by the City council at or about the time of public aal• of aaid
bonda.
Said bond• and the coupon• thereto attached •hall be payable in lawful 110ney
of the United State• of America at the office of th• City 'l'r•••urer, in Bnglewood,
COlorado, •hall be aigned with the facaimile aignature of th• Mayor of aaid City,
atteated and counteraigned by the manual aignature of the City Clerk and Treaaurer,
under a facaiail• of th• official aeal of aaid City, and ahall be recorded in a
book to be kept by aaid City Clerk for that purpo••· All coupon• ahall bear the
facaiaile aignature of the Tr•••urer of aaid City. Should any officer who•• •igna-
ture of fac•imile •ignature appear• on •aid bond• or th• coupon• thereto attached,
ce••• to be auch officer before delivery of the bond• to the purcha•er, auch •igna-
ture or facaimile aignature •hall neverth•l••• be valid and auf f icient for all purpo•••·
Section 2. '!'hat the •aid bonds and the coupon• attached thereto •hall be in
•ub•tantially the following form:
(Form of Bond)
UllITBD STATBS OF AllBRICA
STATS OF COLORADO COUl1'1"f OP ARAPABOB
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Cift OF DIGLBWOOD
GBllBRAL OBLI<aTIOB WATBR BX'l'DfSIOB BORD
SBRIBS 196_
$ __ _
'l'h• City of Bnglewood, in the county of Arapahoe and State of COlorado,
acknowledte• itaelf indebted and hereby promi••• to pay to the bearer hereof the aum
of
'DIOUSAllD DOLLARS
on the lat day of , 19 , with intere•t thereon at the rate of
per centum ( ") per annum, payable ••mi-annually on
tli• lat day of } and the lat day of each year, both
principal and intereat being payable in lawful money of the United State• of
America, at the office of the City Treaaurer, in Bnglewood, COlorado, upon preaen-
tation and aurrender of aaid coupon• and thi• Bond •• they aeverally become due.
(Call feature to be in•erted in aeparate paragraph after public aale.)
'l'hi• Bond i• i••ued by the City council of Bnqlawood, COlorado, for the pur-
poae of aupplying the City and it• inhabitant• with water by extending and improv-
ing it• waterwork• ayatem under the authority of and in full conformity with the
conatitution of the State of COlorado, the proviaiona of Chapter 139, Article 32.
COlorado Reviaed Statute• 1953, the Charter of aaid City, and purauant to an
Ordinance duly adopted, publi•hed and made a law of ••id City prior to the i••uance
of thi• Bond •
It ia hereby certified and recited that all the requirement• of law have been
duly C011Plied with by the proper officer• of aaid City in the iaauance of thi• Bondi
that the total debt of the City, including that of thi• Bond, ·do•• not exceed any
liait of indebtedn••• preacribed by the COnatitution or lawa of the State of
COlorado or the Charter of aaid City: and that proviaion ha• b .. n made for the levy
and collection of an annual tax on all the taxable property in aaid City auff icient
to pay the intere•t on and principal of aaid Bond when the ••me become due.
'l'he full faith and credit of the City of Englewood, Colorado, are hereby pledged
for the punctual payment of the principal of and interest on this Bond ••
IR TBSTIMOllY WHBRBOF, the City Council of the City of Bnqlewood, COloaado, ha•
cauaed thi• Bond to be aigned with the facaimile aignature of the Mayor of aaid
City, atte•ted and counteraiqned by the manual aignar:• of the City .clerk and
Treaaurer, •••led with a fac•imile of the •••l of th ity, and the coupon• hereto
attached to be •iqned with the fac•imile •iqnature o the City Tr•••urer, •• of the
lat day of , 196 __ •
(PACSIMILB) (Facaimil• Siqnatur,_,__e_) --
( S B A L)
Aft'BSTBD HD COUll'l'DSIGllBD:
lDD not -•iGn)
City Clerk and 'l'reaaurer
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Minute• of September 3, 1963
(Form of Coupon)
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$ __ _
On the lat day of ' 19 *(unl••• th• bond to which thia
coupon i• attached haa •been called for prior redemption,) th•
City of Bnglewood, in the County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, will pay
to bearer
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in lawful money of the United State• of America, at the office of the City
'l'reaaurer, in Bngltiwood, Colorado, being •ix month•' intereat on it• General
Obligation Water Bxtenaion Bond, Serie• 196 __ , dated 1, 196_,
bearing
llo. -------
(Pacaiail• Sicma_ture)
City 'l'r•••ur•r
*(t'hia ~laaae to appear only in coupon• maturing-------
thereafter)
1, 19_, and
Section 3. When aaid bond• have been duly executed, th• Ci ty Treaaurer
i• hereby directed to deliver aaid bond• to the purchaaer thereof on receipt
of th• agreed purch••• price therefor. The proceed• of aaid bond• ahall be
uaed for the purpoae of extending and improving the waterworka ayatem of said
City and for the coat• and expenaea incidental to the iaauance of aaid bonds,
and for no other purpoae whatever, but neither the purchaaer of aaid bonds
nor th• aubaequent holder of any of them ahall be reaponaibl• for the appli-
cation or diapoaal by th• City, or any of it• officer•, of any of the fund•
derived from the aale thereof.
Section 4. If neceaaary, th• intereat to beco .. due on aaid bond• in
the year 1964 •hall be advanced from th• water or other available fund of
-id City. For the purpo•• of reimburaing aaid fund and of meeting the inter-
••t accruing on aaid bond• promptly and •• th• .... thereafter become• due,
and for the purpoae of providing for th• ultillate payment and redemption of
-id bonda, there ahall be and there are hereby levied on all the taxable
property in aaid City, in addition to all other taxea, direct annual taxes
in each of th• year• 1964 to 1986, incluaive, aufficient to make auch re-
illbura ... nt and pay the intereat on and principal of aaid bond• as the same
becolle due and payable, reapectively.
Said tax•• when collected •hall be depoaited in a apecial fund to be known•• "City of Bngl.wood Water Bxtenaion Bond Fund, 1964", and auch Fund
ahall be applied aolely to the purpo•• of th• payment of th• intereat on
and principal of aaid bond• and for no other purpoae whatever until the in-
debtedn••• ao contracted under thi• Ordinance, both principal and interest,
•hall have been fully paid, aatiafied and diacharged, but nothing herein
contained ahall be ao conatrued •• to prevent th• City from applying any
other funda or revenue• that may be in the City Tr•••ury and available for
that purpo•• to the payment of aaid intereat or principal •• th• aame re-
apectively .. ture, and upon any auch payaenta, th• levy or levi•• herein
provided may thereupon to that extent be dimini•h•d. 'l'he •uma herein pro-
vided to meet th• intereatlc;n •aid bond• and to diacharge the principal there-
of when due, including th~-co•t• and expen••• incidental to th• iaauance of
aaid bonda, are hereby appropriated for that purpoae, and aaid principal
and intereat a111Dunta for each year ahall alao be included in the annual
budget and the appropriation bill• to be adopted and paaaed by the City
Council of aaid City in each year, reapectively.
Section S. :It •hall be the duty of the City Council of aaid City,
annually, at the ti .. and in the manner provided by law for levying other
City taxea, if auch action ahall be neceaaary to effectuate the proviaiona
of thi• Ordinance, to ratify and carry out the proviaiona hereof with re-
ference to the levying and collection of taxea: and aaid City ahall levy,
certify and collect such taxea in the manner provided by law for the purpoae
of creating a fund for the payment of the principal of aaid bonds and
intereat thereon, and such taxes, when collected, ahall be kept for and
applied only to the payment of the interest on and principal of said bonds,
•• hereinabove apecified.
Section 6. If any one or more section• or part• of this Ordinance shall
be adjudged unenforceable or invalid, auch judgment •hall not affect, impair
or invalidate the remaining proviaions of thi• Ordinance, it being the inten-
tion that the varioua proviaion• hereof are aeverable.
Section 7. All ordinanceSor part• thereof in conflict with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
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Minute• of September 3, 1963
Section 8. After aaid bond• are iaaued thi• Ordinance ahall be and remain
irrepealable until aaid bond• and the intereat thereon •hall have been fully
paid, aatiafied and diacharged.
Section 9. Thi• Ordinance, ianediately on it• paaaage, •hall be recorded
in Ile Book of Ordinance• kept for that purpose, authenticated by the •igna-
turea of the Mayor and Clerk, and •hall be publiahed •• required by law.
Section 10. A public Hearing on thi• Ordinance will be held in the
council Chamber• at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, on Monday, the
16th day of September, 1963, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M., and Rotice
of auch Hearing i• authorized to be given by publication in the Englewood
Herald and Bnterpriae in it• iaaue of September 5, 1963.
Section 11. Thi• Ordinance •hall take effect thirty day• after publiaa-
tion following final paaaage.
IllTRODUCBD As a Bill thia 3rd day of September, 1963.
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v 1• 1 .,. Mayor
A'l"l'BST:
waa read
COUllCIUIAR BRAUll MOVBD, COUllCIIMAll KUILI•G SBCOllDBD, 'l'BAT 'l'BB PROPOSED
BILL BB PASSBD OR FIRST RBADIRG ARD ORDBRBD PUBLIEBD I• PULL D1 'DIB DJGLDDOD
mar.n AllD Blft'BRPRISB. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted ••
follow•:
Aye•: Councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Milea, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Rone.
'fhe Mayor declared the motion carried.
631-72 C<»IPRBHBMSIVB ZOllillG OJU>DIAllCB
COUJICIUIAll LOVB MOVBD, OOUllCIIllAll WOODS SscxmDBD, 'l'BAT TBB OORSIDBRATIOR
OP TllB CCllPRIRDSIVB ZOllillG ORDIITAllCB .. JtAIUD PROll 'lllB 'fABLB. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Milea, Parker, Wooda, Brownewell.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Rone.
'file Mayor declared the motion carried.
Councilman Kreiling aaked that the four different area• aubject to a change
of zoning by the adoption of the Diatrict Map and in which citizen• proteated or
propoaed further change of the zoning be diacuaaed.
Councilman Parker aaked that the area that requeated the rezoning by
lleaara. John and Teter be diacuaaed. 'l'he City Clerk reported that petition• from
the citizen• had been filed with the Plannin9 Coalli••ion at it• Public Bearin9
and .. de a part of the City Council'• file at it• Public Bearing but waa not
proposed on the Diatrict Map. Di•cuaaion ensued. Councilman Love •poke of
the implication that the City Planning Collllliaaion and City Council are not con-
aideriftC) any changes in the Diatrict Map. Be •tated that the recent propoaed
change• of Meaara. John and Teter for an area aouth of the High School between
Clarkaon and Sherman to th• 4000 to 4100 block a• well aa Mra. Smith and other
intere•ted neighbor• request ·that the resoning of the 3600 block South Delaware
are not included. Be reported that the Map related to and made change• which
reflected the deairea of citizen• of much lon9er standing than tho•• of more
recent occurrence. councilman Mil•• elaborated further that in the particular
area, th• rezoning of which waa aupported by Meaara. John and Teter, that there
waa a need to poat and notify all the re•identa of the area of the propoaed
resoning 80 that they .. Y be able to indicate their preference•.
The Mayor awmaarized with regard to thia particular rezoning that the
Council would •avor greater publication of the propoaed rezoning than that of
n.wapaper coverage and diacuaaion at a general Public Bearing.
Minute• of Sep,ember 3, 1963
Council.an Kr•iling then revi.wed that Mr. Ben &azarenua aaked for reaiden-
tial a-3 or a-4 zoning for the block of south Downing i .. ediately aouth of the
Buain••• zone on Baat Ballpden Avenue. Be atated that th• Diatrict Map propo•••
Reaidential R-2 • Be expr•••ed the view that there waa no evidence of any need
for an R-3 or R-4 zoning and that Mr. &azarenua waa the owner of th• only major
tract of land which waa vacant in th• area. Di•cu••ion en•ued. Council.Mn
Mil•• reported that a alight zoning change occurred in that area to include
all of th• •trip of lot• facing Hampden in the eo .... rcial zone rather than only
a portion of tho•• lot•.
Councilman Kreiling then reported that there waa the conaideration of the
ar-from Delaware to Pox, Ithica to Kenyon for R-3 zoning. Mr•. Saith had
preaented a petition oppoaing the rezoning of the 3600 block South Delaware.
Di•cu••ion •n•ued. councilman Parker re11arked that only o~or two owner•hip•
were involved in vacant land and that nearly all of the better home• were not
favorable to the rezoning. Be apoke for •triking th• block from th• Diatrict
conaideration. Councilmen Love and Kreiling apoke for th• rezoninCJ,.
Th• City Attorney waa aaked the procedure to be follom ahould th• zoning
Ordinance or th• Diatrict Map be amended. Th• City Attorney reported that if
the zoning Ordinance or Diatrict Map were a-nded the propo•ed a•nd•nt would
need to be ••t forth in detail and referred back to th• Planning Comni••ion
•ich 11111Duld adverti•• the change and poat the area concerned, hold a public
hearing and refer back to the City Council. '1'he City Council would then con-
aider the a .. nd•nt after advertiaing and public hearing. Be atated though
that only the a .. ndment would need to be publiahed or th• area to be changed
on the Diatrict Map be poated.
Planning Director Romana waa reque•ted to •how a •P which indicated the
land u•age in the vicinity of 3600 block South Delaware. Di•cuaaion enaued.
Councilllan Kreiling remarked that of the variou• area• di•cu••ed in connection
with the preparation of the District zone Map that thi• area waa the moat
troubleaome. Councilman Miles confirmed Councilman 1Creilin9'• opinion and
r~ked further that much of the area had a very low valuation. Councilman
Parker auggeated drawing a boundary to exclude th• area proteating. Diacua-
aion enaued. 'l'he Mayor aaked for conaideration of any other area•.
Councilman Creilin9 reported the fourth area that he h-4 noted waa that
of the application for B-3 zoning. Be took thi• a• being an occaaion to
co ant upon hi• f .. ling and poaition on the propoaed rezoning. Be ••t forth a clarOIM»l99ical order tile coaai.dera~6-of tM a.z •it• for B-3 zoning. B•
•tated that varioua reference• had been made to hi• peraonal intereat in th• .. t-
ter and that in reply he would call th• attention of th••• people to their own
prof•••ional and peraonal intere•t• which were equally a• great or greater
than hi•.
Councilman Parker inquired about tlhe provi•ion for •tora drainage derived
fro• th• KLZ aite. Councilman Kreilinq r•-rked that thi• drainage would be
put in by the developer at hi• expense. Council.an Parker inquired if thi•
would correct a drainage probl-on South Ogden. COuncilllan Kreiling •tated
that it waa intended that thi• problem ahould be corrected and that if a line
larger than required for the •hopping center wa• n•c•••ary to take care of
thi• additional draina9e the City would ... t that differential co•t.
Council-n Kreiling then apok• further of hi• view upon the B-3 zoning,
expr•••in9 hi• opinion that an owner cannot be denied hi• conatitutional
right to develop hi• own land in accordance with building, zoning and health
reatrictiona.
Councilman Love diacuaaed the .. tter of th• propo•ed B-3 zoning and the
oppo•ition to it and atated that he felt the opponent• had preaented their ca••
far better and in a 110r• conaiderate manner than ever before. Be remarked,
though, that the opponent• had referred to all of th• document• previoualy pre-
Hnted and placed th-into th• con•ideration of the Council with the contradic-
t ion• which exi•t in th••• document•. Be di•cua•ed .,.. of the contradiction•
in general: a• good for the community but wrong •it• and completely no good:
a• being too far fro• Bngl.wood and a• being too near Bnglewood, that portion•
of certain report• were taken out of contest to aupport ~•ir oppoaition and
other• of a favorable nature ignored. B• cou anted that one new•paper editor
who o~•ed Cinderella City rezoning wa• propoaing a •iailar •hoppin9 center
in another area aa being good for that area and that tho•• reaident• around th•
propoaed center were hallperin9 progr••• in that area.
Councilman Braun apoke in greater detail a• to the above editor and hi•
con ent on a recent article. Be atated further that at the la•t Sta~• Conven-
tion of the Colorado Municipal League that George Kre .... r, Attorney for th•
oppoaition, had apoke on zoning in general and that .. ny of hi• atat ... nt•
and co ant• were in direct oppoaition to hi• poaition on th• ICLZ ait• zoning.
Di•cu••ion •n•ued.
Councilllan Braun atated that the KLZ •it• and tower• repreaented a C011Dercial
u .. to th• reaidenta adjoining the ait• and not an agricultural or reaidential
u-aa zoned by the county and by the City due to th• lack of paaaage of the C-3
soning ordinance. Councilman Mile• •tated further that a change in land u•• ha•
occurred in the area and that vacant land cannot be relied upon to r-in vacant
or to develop reaidentially under th••• circua•tancea.
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Councilman ~arker auggeat .. that the KLZ aite r ... in vacant a• .a green area
to provide pleaaant living rather than the development of a co ercial atrip along
Benpden aiailar to that exiating along South Broadway. Be indicated that he would
vote againat the Comprehenaive zoning Ordinance aa propoaed with th• application
of the diatricta on the .. P aa being contrary to health, aafety, moral• and general
welfare of the City. Be r~ked that the firat reaident• or occupant• in an
area ahould have firat call and their opinion and preference• acknowledged.
Councilaan Love replied that he agreed with Councilman Parker in principle but that
the aia• of the tract of land under conaideration waa alao important. Where the
tract i• -11 the opinion and pref erencea of the nearby reaidenta ia of greater
illport than on a larger tract of land in which the area of influence ia that
much greater. In the particular application of zoning to the ICLZ aite the ujority
of the reaidenta of Bnglewood approve of the ahopping center zoning while a aull
active ainority are in oppoaition. councilman Braun •PPk• further on the matter.
Councilaan Braun aaked council.Mn Parker aa Oouncil-n from Diatrict &o. 3 whether
hi• conatituenta oppoae the B-3 zoning of the KLZ aite. , councilman Parker indicated
that h• did not know the deair•• of the citizen• of Diatrict Ro. 3 at thi• time.
Th• Mayor aaked that if there were any •endmenta to the Comprehensive zoning
Ordinance or Diatrict Map which the council wiahed to conaider. Councilman Parker
•UCJCJ••ted that the 3600 block South Delaware ahould be conaidered.
COUBCILllAll I<RBILillG MOVBD '!'BAT PASSAGB OR FIRST RBADillG OF TBB CCllPRBBASIVB
F.OllI8G OllDDIABCB AS JlBCDlllQlDBD ft TBB PLUDJIBG CCIUIISSIOR Aft'BR PUBLIC HDRillG
Am> PUBLIC llBARDIG ft mB CITY COUllCIL, DISCUSSIORS OF VARIOUS OBJBCTIORS ARD
ALTDATIORS WI'l'llOU'l' AMBllDIBr1' A8D '!'BAT 'l'BB DISTRICT MAP BB ADOP'IBD WI'l'BOUT AMBMD-
llmT ALSO.
COUllCILMAN MILBS SBCORDBD TBB MO'l'ICB.
Councilman Love apoke for the motion atating that adoption of the Comprehenaiv•
zoning Ordinance waa of prime importance and that the Diatrict Map may be -nded
at any time in the future. Councilman Parker r..arked in rebuttal that an apart-
aent could be built in the 3600 block South Delaware before the reaoning could be
achieved. Diacuaaion enaued. councilman Love aug9eated that th• Planning co iaaion
be directed to illaediately inveati9ate and review the ara aa of th• 3600 block South
Delaware and 3900 through 4200 block from South Sherman to South Clarkaon.
'l'h• queation waa called for. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa
follow•:
Ayea: council-n Braun, I<reiling, Love, Mil••, Woode, Brownewell.
Raya: councilman Parker.
Abaent: Rone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
RBCBSS
The Mayor declared a rec••• of the council untii 10:25 P.M.
CALL TO ORDBR
The Mayor called the council to order at 10:30 P.M. with the fol~owing
Council .. n preaent:
Councilmen Braun, I<reiling, Lover Milea, •••M•r,BlfcMlde~e aiownewell.
'1'be Mayor declared a quorum preaent.
632-6 P.OCBBDDIGS OP PLAIOIIllG A8D ZOHillG <X»UIISSIOll MBB'l'IllG OP AUGUST 22BD MID
AUGUST 2 9'1'B
The Mayor aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
632-50 Relating~ alternate repreaentative ~ ICRrC
'l'be City Clerk read the following recommendation of the City Planning and
zoning Co i••ion in full:
•Tb• Planning Oomaiaaion recommend• to the City council that Mra. Dorothy
Ro=ana, Planning Director, be deaignated aa the City alternate to Inter
County Regional Planning Colmaiaaion."
OOURCILMAll PARKBR MOVBD, COUllCILMAll WOODS SBCOBDBD, 'l'BAT '1'HB RBCDIMDJDATIOll
BB ACCBPTBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa:
Ayea: councilmen Braun, I<reiling, Love, Mile•, Parker, Wooda, Brownewell.
Raya: !lone.
Abaent: Rone •
'!'be Mayor declared the motion carried.
Minute• of September 3, 1963
632-7 PROCBBDDIGS OP TBB 11A'IBR MD SBWBR BOARD llBB'l'I&G OP AUGUST 20'.l'H
'l'h• Mayor aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
632-51 Supr-Court caae dealing with Water .IE Stwer Rate Control J!! PUC
The City Clerk read the following reco ... ndation in fulla
•'!'bat Mr. M. o. Shivera, Jr., Water and S.W.r Board conaultant, be authorised
to appear aaicua curiae, in civil action llo. 20911, that of the City of
'l'bornton, Colorado va th• Public Utiliti•• COrti••ion before th• Supre ..
COUrt of Colorado on the queation of the Public Utility COrtiaaion'• ri9ht
to control rat•• for water and aewer ••rvic• from a municipally owned
ayat .. outaid• of th• City limit•."
COUllCILMAIJ WOODS llOVBD, COUIJCIIllAll PARJCBR SSCDllDBD, 'l'llAT '1'llB ~'fiml
BS APPROVBD. Upon the call of th• roll, th• vote reaulted aa followaa. ·
Ayeaa councilmen Braun, 1Creilin9, Love, Mil••, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell •
.. yaa llone.
Ab .. nta llone.
Th• Mayor declared th.,.,tion carried.
632-48 Relating ~ yall•Y Water .!Dd Sanitation Pi•trict
'l'be City Clerk read the following reccaaendation of the Bn9l-..ood Water and
Sewer Board in fulla
•lfbat the action of the Mayor in hi• letter of Auguat 15, 1963, recom-
lleftding the diaaolution of the Valley Water Diatrict and the excluaion
of properti•• located within a citya• limit• from the Valley Sanitation
Diatrict be approved.•
'l'h• Mayor atated that aa thia waa confiraing hi• previoua action that it was
informational at thi• time.
632-35 PROCBBDI&GS OP AC'l'ION CX»IMI'l"l'BB MBB'l'I&G OP AUGUS'l' 21ST
Tb• Mayor aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file.
632-4 PROCBBDIBGS OP BOARD OP ADJUS'l.MBNT UD APPBALS UB'l'IIJG 01' AUGUST 14'1'8
Tb• Mayor aaked that th• minute• be received and placed on file.
632-1 PROCBBDDIGS OP BCaRD 01' CARBBR SBRVICB CC181ISSI09DS llBB'l'DG OP AUGUST 28Tll
'l'h• Mayor aaked that th• minute• be received and placed on file.
631-72 ca•IUllICA!'IO& RBLATillG TO ZOllDIG OP KLZ SITB
councilllan Braun introduced a letter received by him fro• Mr. Phillip J.
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Patteraon, Bditor of Weatern Para Life, dated Aug-uat 20, 1963, congratulating Councilman ~1
araun on hi• effort• to correct the ac.ning aituation concerning th• queationabl• i
Cinderella City on the old ICLZ CJrounda. J
!be Mayor aaked that th• letter be received and placed on file.
632-29 RBIATillG TO BRBC'l'IOR OP PILI.DIG S'IATIOllS
Introduced aa a Bill by councilman Mil••
A BILL
POR All OllDDAllCB PROBIBITIRG PILLIRG STATIORS WX'l'IU& PIVB 11U11mBD (500) PBB'l' OP Ml
mrraAllCS to A SalOOL BUILDDIG OR A PLAYGROUl1D, OR WITllI& l'IVB BU8'DRBD (500) PDT
01' All DIS'IDIG PILLDIG STATIO& PROPBRft LI&B, RBPMLI&G ORDillAllCB BO. 21, SBRIBS
01' 1958 (1111ICB IS ALSO SBC'l'IO& 2 (f) OP AR'IICLS VI 01' OJU>IllAllCB 80. 45, &DIBS OP
1955, AS AllBm>BD) MID DtlllU&G '1'BIS ORDDAEB DI RBPLAC•Sft 'l'lllllt.901', 01' 'lllB
OllDillAIKSS OP TBB Cift 01' •GLBWOOD, COLORADO, Al1D DBCLARDIG Alf lllBllGmcr.
BB IT O.U.DIBD BY' '1'llB Cift COU&CIL OP TBB Cift 01' mGLaWOOD, OOLORAIX>a
9ction l. Pillin9 atationa ahall not be placed within five hundred (500)
f .. t o an entrance to a achool building or a playCJZOund, or within five hundred
(500) f .. t of an exiating filling atation property line.
mtiop 2. BHl••ecetllO. 21, Seriea of 1958 (which ia alao Section 2 (f)
of Arte • VI of Ordinance llo. 45, Seri•• of 1955, aa ••nded) of the City of
Bngl~, Colorado, i• hereby repealed and th• above aection 1 enacted in lieu
thereof.
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Section I. The City Council hereby find•, deterain•• and declare• that thi•
ordinance la neceaaary for the inaediate preaervation of public property, peace
and aafety.
Section 4. In the opinion of the City Council an -r9ency exiata. '.l'here-
fore thi• ordinance ahall take effect and be in force from and after it• final
paaaage and publication.
Paaaed on Pirat Readin9 by the City Council of the City of Bn9lewood,
Colorado, thi• 3rd day day of September, 1963, and ordered publiahed in full in
the Bngl.wood Herald and Bnterpri••·
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waa read
COUllCIIMMI LOVB MOVBD, COUllCIUIAR WOODS SBCmDBD, TBAT '1'llB PROPOSBD BILL BB
PASSBD Oii FIRST RBADillG ARD ORDBRBD PUBLISBBD Ill PULL Ill 'l'BB BllGLBWOOD emI·D ARD
mTBRPRISB. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa:
Ayea: Councilmen Braun, Kreilinq, Love, Milea, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Rone.
'fbe Mayor declared the motion carried.
622-29 RBLATilfG TO ZONING OP JCLZ SITB
Introduced aa a Bill by councilman Smukler
BY AU'l'HORI'l'r
ORDINANCE NO. 23, SBRIBS OP 1963
All ORDINANCE ZONIRG '1'llB FOLLOWING DBSCRIBBD PROPBRft TO A C-3 (BUSINESS
DiftRIC'1') POR USB AS A RBGIOllAL SBOPPillG CD1'1'BR (IR ACCORDUCB WI'IB 'l'BB PROVISICBS
OP ORDIIJAllCB NO. 14, SBRIBS OP 1962, AMBllDIBG ORDDIAllCB l10. 45, SBRIBS OP 1955)
PllBSBn' Cift OP DJGLBNOOD ZOllillG (ACCORDIRG TO DIGLBWOOD ORDIRAllCB BO. 45, SBRIBS or 1955) IS R-1-A, WHICH CLASSIPICATIOB IS RBSIDDITIAL, 'IBB SAID PROPBRft TO BB
ZOITID c-3 (BUSillBSS DISTRICT) BBIBG LOCATBD IR 'l'llB Cift or BIJGLDOOD, ARAPAHOE
COUlll'l, COLORADO, AllD BBillG MORB PARTICULARLY DUCRIBBD AS POLLOWSa A TRACT OP LUlD
LYIE IR SBC'l'IOll 35, 'l'OWllSBIP 4 SOU'l'B, RAllGB 68 WBST, IR ARAPAllOB COUlf'l'r, DBSCRIBBD
AS POLLOlfS: BBGIIDIIBG AT A POillT WllBRB '1'118 BAST LillB OP BLOCJ< SO, BVUSTOlf BRa.DllAY
ADDITIOB BXTDTDBD SOUTHBRLY Ilf'l'BRSBC'l'S '1'HB SOU'l'B LID OP SBCTIOR 35, 'l'OlfllSHIP 4
SOU'ftl, RAllGB 68 WBST' SAID SOU'ftl LillB BBIBG '1'BB APPROXDl.ATB CBll'l'BR LIBB or BAST
llAllPD• AVDUB: TBBllCB ll>R'l'BBRLY ALOHG TBB BAST LID or SAID BLOCK 50 TO '1'llB llOR'DI
LID OP SAID BLOCK SO, 'l'llDTCB BASTBRLY TO '1'BB BAST LID or 80U'IB LAPAYB'l"l'B S'l'RBBT,
tiiBilCB lfORTllBRLY ALOllG SAID BAST LDJB OP SOU'.l'B LAPAYBTTB 8!'RBB'1' TO '1'BB CD'l'BR
LID OP BAST FLOYD AVDUB: 'l'HBllCB BASTBRLY ALOllG SAID CBR'l'BR LID or BAST FLOYD
AVBllUB TO '1'BB BAST LID OP '1'BB SW 1/4 SBCTIOlf 35, '1'01DISBIP 4, SWft, RAllGB 68
DST, 'l'BDfCB SOtn'BBRLY ALOllG SAID LINB TO '1'BB JIOR'fHMST CODD or 'l'BB SB 1/4 SW
1/4 OP SBCTIOR 35, 'IOWllSBIP 4 SOUTH, RAllGB 68 WBST, 'l'ilBliCB Mft'DLY ALORG 'l'BB
BORTH LIRB OP '1'BB -1/4 SB 1/4 SBC'l'IOR 35, 'l'OlflfSHIP 4 SOUTB, RAmB 68 WBST, TO
'ftlB llORTllMST CORlfBR OP 'l'BB SW 1/4 SB 1/4 SBCTIOR 35, 'l'OWBSHIP 4 SOU'J.'H, RM'GB
68 WBST, 'l'BBllCB SOUTBBRLY ALOllG '1'BB BAST LID 01' '1'BB SW 1/4 SB 1/4 SBCTIOlf 35,
'IQfllSBIP 4 SOUTH, RAllGB 68 WBST, TO A POillT WBBRB SAID LID Ill'l'DSBC'l'S '1'HB llOR'1'B
RIGll'l'-OP-WAY LINB OP s. H. 110. 70 (BAST HAMPDm AVBRUB), SAID POIB'l' BBillG APPROXI-
MA!'BLY 90 PBB'l' l10R'l'BBRLY OP '1'llB SOU'l'HBAST CORllBR or '1'llB SW 1/4 SB 1/4 18CftOR 35,
TOllllSBIP 4 SOUTH, RAllGB 68 1fBST, 'DIDCB WBSTBRLY ALOllG SAID llOR'1'B RIGHT-OP-WAY LID
'fO A POill'.l' WHBRB SAID LID IllTBRSBCTS '1'HB BAST LID or '1'llB SW 1/4 SBCTIOlf 35,
TOllllSBIP 4 SOUTH, RAllGB 68 WBST, SAID POIR'l' BBillG APPROXDIA'l'BLY 90 PBB'l' l10R'l'H OP
TllB SOU'ftl QUARTBR CORllBR OP SAID SBC'l'IOR, 'l'llDlCB SOU'l'IDfBSl'BRLY ALOllG SAID RIGB'1'-
0P-1fAY LID OP BAST BAMPDm AVBllUB ON '1'HB ARC 01' A CURVB '1'0 '1'BB LBrr, '1'118 RADIUS or EICH BQUALS 783 nB'l', POR A DISTAllCB OF 301.4 ,...,, 'l'BBBCB WBSTBRLY ALORG 'l'BB
man RIGll'l'-OP-WAY LID OP BAST llAllPDBlf AVDUB PAMLLBL TO AllD 30 PBB'l' ROR'l'B OP
'1'D 80Ui'B LID OP SBC'l'IOR 35, 'l'OlftlSBIP 4 SOU'l'll, RAmB 68 1fBST, '1'0 A POmT WllBRB
TBS llORTll RIGHT-OP-WAY LDJB OP BAST BAMPDBlf AVDUB IftBRSllC'l'S '1'llB BAST LDTB OP
SOU'IB LAPAYB'l'TB S'l'RBB'l', 'l'llDCB SOU'ftlBRLY '1'0 A POill'l' .... 'ftlB MST LID or SOU'.l'B
LAl'AYB'ft'B S'lRBB'l' Ilft'BRSBCTS '1'BB SOU'l'B LID OP SBC'l'IOll 35, 'l'OWllSHIP 4 SOU'l'll, RAllGB
68 DST, 'l'IUDJCB WBSTBRLY ALOBG SAID SOUTH LIRB or SAID SBCTIOB TO '1'HB POIBT OP
Bmimm, COlftAilfIRG APPROXIMATELY 57.202 ACRBS.
waa read for the aecond time.
Minute• of September 3, 1963
COUllCIUIM BRAUB MOVBD, OOUBCILMAll KRBILIBG SB0088D, 'l'llA'I ORDillAllCB a>. 23, sma OP 1963 BB PASSBD OB SBCOllD AllD PIDL RBADIBG AJll) ORDD8D PUBLISllBD I•
PULL D 'IBB mGLBWOOD RBRAI.D AllD DlTBRPRISB.
councilman Mil•• •tated that he was ab•ent at the la•t ••ting at which time
the bill for an ordinance wa• recouidered and declared pa••ed at th• lloYember 19,
1962 ... ting of the City council. Be a•ked councilman Braun what he felt the City
would gain by proceeding with pa••age of thi• ordinance in light of the pa••age
a• a bill of the co.preh•n•iv• zoning Ordinance thi• evening. OOuncilll&ft Braun
•tated that f ir•t of all h• wi•hed to clarify th• record to indicate that th•
bill had been pa••ed in &ovember and correct th• record• accordingly and1
Hcondly, he de•ired to clarify the que•tion of whether the three quarter favor-
able vote provided in State Statute• wa• binding upon a Holle Rule city which had
contrary provi•ion• in it• Charter. Be empha•ized thi• need for information a•
to whether zoning was a •tate or local matter.
The que•tion was called for.
Councilman Love announced that he had voted again•t the change of vote on
as a matter of principle but at thi• time he would vote for
Upon the call of the roll, the vote re•ulted a• follow•a
Aye•: councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Mile•, Wood•, Brown.well.
Bay•: Councilman Parker.
Ab•ent: None.
'1'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
632-53 RBSOLUTI<B llAMI&G BRGLBWOOD HO. 1 DAM, MCLBLIAll USBRVOIR
The City Clerk read the following r••olution in fulls
m RBSOLUTIO!
1fllBRBAS, The late Borman L. McLellan, former Mayor of the City of Bnglwood,
wa• Yitally intere•ted in the obtaining of adequate water •uppli•• and facilitiea
for aaid City and devoted a conaiderable amount of hi• ti.lie and effort to the
promotion of the obtaining of •uch faciliti•• and to other public project• bene-
ficial to the City at large, and
WRBRBAS, 'l'he City now baa under coa•truction and •ubatantially completed a
•torage r•••rvoir now known a• Bnglewood &o. 1 Dml, and
118RaBAS, 'l'he City council feel• it proper and appropriate to honor the late
Mayor llorun L. McLellan in ac>me .... 11 mea•ur• for hi• devotion to the intereata
of the City at large:
_,., 'l'BBUPORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD BY TBB Cift COUlfCIL OP 'IBB Cift OP B&GLBWOOD,
COLOR...-'00, thi• 3rd day of September, 1963, that Bnglewood llo. 1 Dam be, and here-
by i• rena·ed •McLellan R•••rvoir" and that an appropriate plaque be erected at
'the •it• of •aid reaervoir with the nw thereof and in eo11• •oration of the late
Mayor llorun L. McLellan.
AmOPT8D AllD APPROVBD thi• 3rd day of September, 1963 A.D.
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COUllCILMA& LOW' MOVBD, COU&CILMAN PARJCBR SBC<llDBD, THAT '1'BB JlBSOLUTION BE
ADOPIBD Br ACCL>.¥.A'fIOR OP '1'BB COUllCIL. Upon the call of th• roll, the vote re-
•ulted •• follow•: .
Ay••a Council-n Braun, Kreiling, Love, Mile•, Parker, WOOd•, Brownewell.
&ay•a &one.
Ab .. nta Ilona.
The Mayor declared the motion pa•aed by acclamation of the Council.
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632-42 RBIA'l'IllG TO RIGHT-OF-WAY 4600 BLOCK SOU'ftl ACOMA
Councilman Braun inquired about th• pr09r••• in ••curing of right-of-way
neceaaary for Paving Diatrict 8o. 13 on South Acoma Street. 'l'he City Attorney
reported that Mr. BocJg• had agreed to the increaaed amount and that the paper
work waa all that r-ined to be done.
632-47 RBI.ATillG TO 3142 SOUTH CLUJ<SOR
'fhe City Manager reported on aurvey• by the Pire Department, Health Depart-
ment and Building Departllent which indicated that although the property waa
overgrown with vegetation there waa not a fire hazard to adjacent property, that
no rat• or direct health hazard• had been found on the property, and that a• the
owner ha• requ••ted peraiaaion to convert a rather well conatructed garaqe to
living quarter•, peraiaaion waa denied by the Board of Adjuatment. If •h• had
been granted permiaaion ah• would have razed the •hack. Diacuaaion enaued.
'lb• City Manager augge•ted that tlae City Council contact th• Board of
Adju•tment and Appeal• urqing the reconaidering of the application by Mr•. Roy
B. CUrry due to the extenuating circwaatanc••· Diacu••ion enaued.
OOUllCIIM.Alf KRBILDIG MOVBD, COURCILMAIJ PARDR SBC<*DBD, 'l'llAT '1'BB MA'l'TBR BB
llB1'DRBD TO TBB BOARD OP ADJUnllDT Alll> APPBALS FOR RBVIBW AID> DBCISI09.
Councilman J<reilinq empha•ized that hi• motion waa not intended to influence the
Board of Adjuatment and Appeal• to act contrary to the beat inter••t• of the
COllllUftity and citizen• aa a whole.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Aye•: Council•n Braun, Kreiling, Love, Milea, Parker, Wood•, Brownewell.
Ray•: Rone.
Atl••nt: 8one.
'1'be Mayor declared the motion carried.
REPORT OR WATBR AVAILABILift
'fh• City Manager reported that irrigation reatrictiona were lifted on all
propertie• •erved by the Bnqlewood Water Departi.nt a• of Auquat 29th. Be
atated that it was not anticipated that any further difficulty would be encountered
with regard to water supply thi• year.
632-45 RIGHT-OP-WAY BASIDIDTS D CODBC'l'ION WITH WATBR PIPBLID TO llBW WBLLS
'!'he City Manaqer reported that •ignaturea had been ••cured on the eaaement
aqr-nt with Mr. and Mr•. Carroll Kopfer from Ball Sand and Gravel well• to the
Peteraburg Ditch. Be •tated that the conaideration for thi• eaa .. ent agr ... ent
thrOUCJh the year 1964 waa $100.00.
OOUllCILMAR LOVB MOVBD, OOURCIUCU MILBS SBCCJm>BD, THAT 'l'llB aa&IMD1'1' AGRBIDIBll'l'
BB APPROVBD Mm THAT TBB MAYOR Mm CI'ft CLBRK BB AUTBORIZBD TO SIG& OR BBBALP OP
'1'118 CI'l'r. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted a• follow•:
Aye•: couneilmen Braun, J<reiling, Love, Milea, Parker, Wood•, Brown.,ell.
Ray•: None.
Ab•ent: Rone.
'!'be Mayor declared the motion carried.
632-54 RBLA'l'IRG TO RBQUBST FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVlllmTS TO STATB HIGHWAY DBPAR'l'MBIJT
FOR 1964
The City Clerk read a letter from the county Bngineer requ••ting that repre-
•entative• of the County meet with repreaentativ•• of the City at the county
Bngineer'• Office on September 19th at 1:30 P.M. to determine hiqhway• which
would be requeated for improv ... nt in connection with the 1964 Colorado State
Bigllway Proqram.
'fh• City Manager aaked if the council had any au99eationa a• to the City'•
need•. Di•cu•aion en•ued. Councilman Braun •tated that a connection wa• nec••-
•ary to South Broadway, a atate highway, from tho•• drivinq weat on State Biqhway
llo. 70. Be remarked that although a hiqhway map •how• hiqhway 87 terainating a~·
Biqhway 70 that practically apeaking there i• no auch connection from the eaat.
Diacu••ion -•ued. 'l'h• City Man-ser atated that he would attend th• propo•ed
wting and r-ind the varioua council.llen of the -•tin9 i ediately prior to
the date to determine tho•• who would be able to attend.
632-26 PRBSDITA'l'IOR OP PROPOSBD 1964 BUDGB'l'
The City Manager •tated the preparation of the Budget h.S been completed and
copi•• •Wmitted to the ••ber• of the council on AUfJu•t 30th and he knew they had
Minute• of September 3, 1963
not ti.lie to offer conatructive criticiam or caa .. nta on the Budget at thia time.
Be au99eated that the council meet informally to review and diacuaa the Budget
in advance of the public hearing. He au99eated that the public hearing be ••t
for the next regular meeting to be held September 16th. Diacuaaion enaued.
'l'be Mayor announced that the COUncil would hold a apecial meeting for the
purpoae of reviewing the 1964 Budget and diacuaaing the progr••• of the archi-
tectural atudy on 'l'huraday, Septellber 12th at 8:00 P.M. in th• council Chamber~.
632-55 RBLA'l'IllG TO POLICY OP OVBRTIMB PAYMBllT
The City Manager referred to th• minute• of the career Service Coaaiaaion
... ting of Auguat 28th at which time he waa preaent and th• aubject of overtime
work and compenaation wa• diacuaaed. He atated that generally •peaking rather
than to define each of the auperviaory poaitiona which were exempt from payment
of overtille work that the approach of declaring all tho•• employ .. • earning at a
rate of Grade 18 or 19 and above be exempted from overtime payment•. He atated
that thi• waa an effort to make the r8CJUlation• concerning payment of overtime
flexible and yet definite in it• acope. Diacuaaion enaued.
OOUllCILMAll BRAU& MOVED, OOUllCIUIAll PARKBR SBCOBDBD, TllAT 'l'BB CI'l'Y AT'l'ORllBY
BB DDlBC'l'BD TO DRAft' Alf ORDDIAllCB POR '1'111: PURPOSBS AS SST PORTH BY 'l'HB CITr
ll..\llAGSR AllD TBB CARBBR SBRVICB BcaRD AT ITS MBB'l'DIG OP AUGUST 28'1'H. Upon the
cafl of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•: .
Ayea: councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Mile•, Parker, Wooda, Brownewell.
Raya: &one.
A68ellt: &one.
'l'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
RBLATillG TO DOG POUBD USAGE
The city Manager reported that he had an inquiry from the Tri county Health
Department about the possibility of joint city Health Department uae of
&nglewood' a Dog Pound. 'l'he city Manager stated that coat• were being gathered
at thia time and information aecured which might lead to a definite propoaal for
joint uae of the facility.
council.man Braun reminded the City Manager that each citizen pays a County
tax mill levy baaed upon all the aaaeaaed valuation within the City and does
not receive full value for theae tax dollar•. He comDented that it waa his feel-
ing that perhapa all the coats of the operation of the Dog Pound ahould be borne
by the county.
632-9 CORSIDBRATION OF BILLS, CLAIMS, AND INVOICBS POR 'l'BB MOll'l'H OP AUGUST
COUllCILMAN LOVE MOVED, OOUNCILMAN MILBS SBCOllDBD, 'l'BAT TBB BILLS, CLAIMS Al1D
DIVOICBS AS APPROVED BY THE CITr llANAGER AND LISTBD BY 'l'BB CITY CLBRK BE ALLOWBD.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted aa follow•:
Ayes: councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Milea, Parker, Wooda, Brownewell.
Raya: &one.
Abaent: Rone.
'1'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
632-56 PB'l'ITIOH TO AMBlfD alAR'l'ER AS TO SIGllA'l'URBS DCBSSARY POR AMBllillBllTS,
IllITIATIVB ARD REPBRBRIUI
Mr. Matthew M. Sumera, 3140 South Delaware, Bnglewood, reported that he had
filed with the City Clerk earlier in the evening a petition to initiate a Charter
amendment. Be explained that the purpoae of the petition waa to encourage
citizen• to participate in their government by .. ending the Charter with regard to
the nUllber of aignaturea necessary to propoae City Charter ... ndment or an initia-
ted ordinance or to bring a referendum vote. Be diacuaaed the preaent aignature
requir ... nta and thoae proposed by the petition Charter amendment. Be atated that
becauae of the recent addition to the City registration book• of all tho•• name•
of _per80ll• reqiatered with the County that he and other citizen• had felt the pro-
poaed amendment adviaable.
!'he Mayor aaked if there waa any action required. 'l'h• City Attorney reported
that the petition would be checked and if found in order placed upon the ballot
by the Blection Colmliaaion at the next regular election of the City to be held on
llovember S, 1963.
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Minute• of September 3, 1963
MAYOR'S CBOICB
The Mayor reported that the Arapahoe Mayor• meeting would be held September 5,
1963 at 6:30 P.M. at Andy'• smorgaabord.
'l'he Mayor diacuaaed the possibility of Council meeting with the Volunteer
Fire Department and the conflict of their regular meeting and the Council meetings
on the first and third Monday nights. Ho decision resulted.
COUNCILMBN'S CllOICB
councilman Braun welcomed thoae in the audience and expr•••ed his apprecia-
tion for their continued interest in the meeting and coanented that it was a rarity
to have citizens present at the meeting• of the City council.
ADJOURN
OOUllCIIllMf KRBILillG MOVBD, COUNCILMAN WOODS SBCORDBD, THAT TBB MBB'l'IRG BB
AD.JOURllBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayes: councilmen Braun, Kreiling, Love, Miles, Parker, Woods, Brownewell.
Raya: Rone.
Abaent: Hone.
'1'be Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 11:49 P.M., Tueaday, September 3rd.
B· o. Beauaang, City Clerk
Clerk of th• council
The minutes of the meeting of the City council of the City of Bnglewood,
COlorado, held on the 3rd day of September A.D. 1963, stand approved as corrected
this 16th day of September A.D. 1963.