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OOUJICIL CHAMBERS
Cift or aGLBWOOD, COLORADO
JUBB S, 1961
Tb• City Council of th• City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado,
-t in regular ••••ion on Monday, June 5, 1961, in the Council Chamber•,
City Ball, Bngl.wood, at the hour of 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Kreilin9 preaiding called th• meeting to order and th• invoca-
tion waa given by th• Rev. Stowell Sandmeyer of the Engl.wood Methodist
Church.
'l'h• Mayor aaked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
per80n• w.re pr•••nt1
eounci1-n1 Braun, Brownewell, Mile•, Martin, McLellan, Woods, J<reiling.
Al80 pr•••nt1 City Manager Rudd,
City Attorney Bach,
City Clerk Beauaang.
Abaents llone.
'l'h• Mayor declared a quorum pr•••nt.
611-59 RBIA'fillG TO PUBLIC llBARIRG ON ZORillG or BYALL TRACT
'l'h• City Attorney reported that th• Byall hearing reacheduled for June 19th
was called off due to the refusal of Dr. Byall to pay the cost• for auch hearing.
Oouncil.llan Braun di•cu••ed th• minute• relating to the Council action in reache4ul-
in9 the above hearing. Di•cu••ion ensued.
COUllCIU-1'11 8UUll MOVBD, OOUJICILMAll WOODS SBCCBDBD, 'l'BAT 'l'BB MDIU'l'BS or
llAY lST BB NIWl>SI> BY S'l'RD<IBG '1'BB RBPBRDCB TO A $40.00 COST POR POSTIBG AllD
PU8LICA'fI09 mm PICM 'l'BB DISCUSSIOll AllD rRC»t '1'HB MO'l'IOll. Th• City Clerk
co •nted that if the cost of the hearing was to be paid in advance of th•
acheduling of that hearing, acme figure muat be established and that it was
hi• opinion that the amount of $40.00 waa reaaonable aa an estimate and that
th• actual cost would be used when known. Diacuasion ensued.
Upon th• call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows1
Aye•s Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Bayas Bone.
Abaent1 llone.
Tb• Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-2 MIIRft'BS or PREVIOUS MEETINGS
COUllCIUIAll BRAUit MOVBD, OOUJICIUtAN WOODS SBOOHDBD, 'DIA'l' 'l'BB MillUTBS or
11AY lS'l' BB APPROVBD AS CORRBC'l'BD1 MAY lS'l'H AS WRI'l"l'BR, ARD MAY 26'1'B AS OORRBC'l'BD.
Upon the call of th• roll, the vote resulted as follow•:
Aye•: Counci1-n Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Miles, BroWn9W811, Braun,
Kreiling.
Bayas llone.
Abaent1 llone.
Tb• Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-.75 PUBLIC &BARING ON PROPOSED T ZOllB DISTRICT
OOUllCIIMAll MILBS MOVBD, COUJICILMAN BROWNBWBLL SBOORDBD, 'l'BA'f 'l'BB PUBLIC
BMRillG BB OPBllBD. Upon th• call of the roll, the vote resulted as followaa
Ayea1 Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Bayas None.
Abaent: None.
Tb• llllyor declared th• motion carried.
Tb• City Manager reviewed the intention of the proposed ... ndlDent to
the Zoning Ordinance which would eatabli•h a new T zone and the application
of thi• aone. Di•cu••ion enaued.
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Th• Mayor aak .. if anyone pr•••nt might wi•h to be heard on thi• matter.
There waa no one pr•••nt in the Council Chamber• on this matter.
OOUllCILMAll BRAm1 MOVBD, OOUBCIIMAB llAR'l'IR SBOORDBD, TBA'!' '1'BB PUBLIC
BBARillG BB CLOSBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa1
Aye•• Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Rayas Rone.
Abaent: Rone.
The Mayor declared the ..,tion carried.
Council.man Braun reported that there were some person• preaent intereated
in the n.w diatrict although they did not wish to speak at the public hearing.
'l'h• advi•ability of acting on the matter at this time waa diacuaaed.
COUllCIUIAll UAUB MOVBD, OOUllCILMAll MARTIN SBCORDBD, 'BIA'!' TBB Cift A'l'TORRft
BB DIRBC!'BD '1'0 PRBPARB A BILL fOR AR ORDIRARCB 'l'O BS'l'ABLISB A PROPOSBD '1'
DISft!CT A11D THAT TBB BILL SHOULD IRCLUDB All BMBRGBRCY CLAUSB SO 'l'llA'l' IT MAY
BB AVAILABLB fOR De'l!DIATB APPLICATIOll. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
reaulted a• follow••
Ay••• Council.lien Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, BrownM1ell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Rayas llone.
Abaents llone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-10 PUBLIC llBARillG 08 ISSUAllCB OF PAVIllG DISTRICT RO. 11 BORDS
CDUllCIUIAll 8aAUll MOVBD, COUllCIUIAR WOODS SBOORDBD, THAT 'l'BB PUBLIC BBAR-
ImG 88 OPlllBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa1
Ay••• Councilmen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Bayas llone.
Abaent: llone.
'l'h• Mayor declared the motion carried.
The City Manager atated that the bill for an Ordinance to iaaue
$250,000.00 Special Iaprov ... nt Bond• for the construction of the Street
Illprov ... nt• known a• Paving Diatrict Ro. 11 provided for a public hearing
on the iaauance of tho•• bond•. lie atated that the public hearing had been
advertiaed by the publicat i on in the Bill for an Ordinance.
'l'h• Mayor aaked if there wa• anyone preaent on thia matter. '!'here
waa no one.
OOUllCILMAll BRAUB MOVBD, OOUBCIIMAlf MCLELLAN SBCONDBD, 'l'llAT 'l'BB PUBLIC
BBARI9G BB CLOSBD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Aye•: Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Raya: llone.
Abaent: Rone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
RBLATIBG TO CURB AllD GU'rtD IRSTALLATIOR IR 4800 BLOCK SOU'l'B SllBRMAR
llr. Richard or .. ne, repreaenting variou• property owner• in the 4800
block of South Sherman Str .. t, di•cu••ed the propoaed inatallation of
vertical curb portion• of Which are in place or Hollywood curb and gutter
Which the property owner• deaire aa the type of curb to be inatalled in thi•
block. Be ••t forth in conaiderabl• detail of the ori9inal contact with
the City Mana9er•• office at Which time the r .. u••t waa made for Council
hearin9 on the -tter. lie waa informed that the ... tin9 of Juae 5th would
be timely. Within the period betwe9n tho•• date• conatruction of additional
vertical curb waa undertaken and the policy ••tabli•hed for conatruction
of vertical curb. lie atated that hi• client had a contract with a private
contractor for th• inatallation of curb, gutter and aid.walk and that unle••
hi• contractor were enabled to complete the inatallation of the aid.walk,
th• client "°uld not make payamnt. Diacuaaion enaued. Mr. Greene waa very
critical of the laek of cooperation and coordination between the City Mana9er
and th• City Bn9in .. r with the pending Council hearing on the matter.
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The City 11ana9er explained the need for a deadline for conatruction
by pri•ate contractor• on portion• of th• improv•ent• to .be included in
Pa•in9 Di•trict llo. 11. Be reaffirmed that the portion of curb and gutter
and aid.walk under diacuaaion had been removed from the Pavin~ Diatrict
contract aa havin9 bem completed by private contractor due to th• permit iaaued
prior to th• de..Sline for auch conatruction by private contractor•. Di•cu•-
aion •ned.with r99ard to th• need for adequate aidewalk on both aid•• of
the •tr•t. llr •• and llr•. Steve Smocsyk, 4840 South Wherman Street, reported
on .arioua con..reation• with •maber• of th• Bngineering Department who ••••d to contradict eaob other and at time• refuaed to provide grade• when
requ••~. llr•. a.ocayk atated that ah• had requested the 36 foot •tr-t
and no~ anythin9 ,••••· Diacuaaion enaued.
11r. Javi• s .. st. Clair, 4851 South Sherman Street, inquired about the
location of the •tr••t drainage pan. The City .Manager diacuaaed the uae
of concrete pan• to carry water aero•• a street and the transitional
aectiona of curb, 9Qtter and aidewalk to allow a water flow across the
aid.walk.
OOmlCIUIAll WUll llOVSD, <XJUllCILMAll MAR'l'DI SBCOllDBD, TllA'l' '1'llB CITY MAllAGBR
BS Dia8CTBD TO DPBDITS TllB U'l'ABLISBMDl'l' OP GRADBS l'OR SIDBWALK COllS'l'RUC'l'IOR
I• '1'llS 4800 BLOCK OP SOU'fll SBDM..\11 S'l'RBBT SO 'l'BA'l' Al1Y PRIVATB CCB'l'RAC'l'ORS
BAVIm S8CUllSD A PDMIT POa SID•ALK OR CURB ARD GUT'l'BR CX>BS'l'JlUC'l'IOB IR
ADVA9CS OP TBS DMDLID POR SSCUllillG SUCH PBltMITS llAY PROCBBD WITH BIS 1IORK
1fI 1iiDU'1' PUltTllD DSLAY.
The City Mana9er atated that he would have acted to clarify th• con-
atruction atatua of thi• project and review aequenc• of event• with tho••
concerned in an effort to determine where the point of confuaion aro••·
Upon th• call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followaa
Ayeaa councilmen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Xreilin9 •
.. y•a llone.
Absents llone.
'l'h• Mayor declared the motion carried.
611--~TI9G ft> DSLilfQUDT SPBCIAL ASSBSSMBN'l' TAXBS
llr. Geor9e 8. Gilbert, 3626 south Bannock Street, diacuaaed hia parcl*ae
of a Treaaurer'• Deed for th• General Tax•• on the South Sis' of Lot 8,
Block 2, of Bngl.wood Bei9ht• Addition adjoining hi• lot upon which hi•
reaidence i• constructed. Be atated that h• had purchaaed thi• land to make
certain that the eave• of th• roof and any drainage 0% wa-.:from th-wculd
not fall on hi• nei9hbor'• land. Be did not know at the time of the pur-ch••• of th• tax deed of the apecial a••••ament• outatanding on thi• property ••
Be aaked if th• C6tLy Council could determine a value for the apecial aaaign-
11ent• so that the title could be cleared and yet the City receive aome value.
'l'h• City Clerk-Treaaurer reported that there were four a••••ament•
involved a• followaa
Batimated
Original Current
Amount Amount
$ 22.38 $ 66.02
30.1396 47.40
sanitary S.wer Ito. 1 ••••••••••••••••••
Water Min Ito. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••
South Broadway paving •••••••••••••••••
Bersoq Sid.walk Diatrict ••••••••••••••
10.08 34.20
24.65 -84.93
$ 77.07 $232.55
Be reported that the f ir•t three of th••• district• are defaulted and ad-
•iniatered under court order. The a•••••ment in the laat diatrict ia not
under court order.
The City Attorney stated that title could be cleared through a quiet
title auit. Be auggeated to the Council the poaaibility that the intereat
and penalti•• on tho•• a••••-nt• could be waived. Mr. Gilbert offered
$20.00 or $25.00 aa a aettl-nt price. Councilman McLellan colllllented
that he felt th• land was worth at least $77.07. Diacuaaion ensued.
COUBCILMAIJ JICLBIJ·U MOVBD, COUBCILMAB MILBS SBCORDBD, 'l'BAT TBB MA'l"l'BR
BB RBPBRRBD TO TBB Cift ATTORDY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
reaulted as followas
Aye•: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brown.well, Bra'1n,
Kreilin9.
Raya: lfone.
Absent: lfone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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611-64 RBLATUG TO KD'1' SCHOOL AnlBXATICB
Mr. Ken Hubbard, repreaenting Kent School, Inc., requeated that the
City Council achedule a public hearing on the matter of it• zoning requeat
in connection with the annexation ao that they may meet the legal deadline
in thia annexation matter. '1'he City Attorney diacusaed th• need for some
adjuataent in the normal procedure of the Council awaiting the Planning
Cc taaion recca1 endation prior to acheduling a hearing by the Council and
of the need for fiftHn daya ainimull publication. He auggeated that a
Council hearing on the zonin9 be held on July 3rd after the Plannin9
cc taaion hearing which ia achedulea for June 22nd. Diacuaaion enaued
with regard to th• July 3rd date. Councilman Martin clarified that Kent
School did...JIQ~r91DOVe their annexation petition from conaideration, but
-rely posle'J19!he propoaed hear in9 on the zoning before the Council.
COUllCILMAIJ BROIGl...U. llOVSD, OOUllCIIllMl NUBS SBOOBDBD, 'l'BAT A PUBLIC
llMllim H mg.n OR JULY JIU> AT 8100 P.M. AT '1'BB OOUllCIL CBAMBBRS IR '1'BB
Clft BATJ. POR TBS PUJUI08S or CID98IDDillO '1'BB ZORIRG or 'l'llB KBllT SCBOOL
nAC1' AllD 'l'llAT '1'llB PROPDft BS P08DD MID MOTICB PUBLISBBD AS RBQUIRBD
n LAlfr TBS COST or SUCH P08Tim AllD PUBLISBIRG TO BB BOBB BY KD1'1' SalOOL.,
DIC. Upon th• call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa followa:
Ayea: Councilmen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling.
Rayas llone.
Abaenta llone.
Th• Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-91 RBLATillG TO MftllOPOLITAlf SALBS TAX DISTRICT
Mr. Robert P. Downing, Bxecutiv• Director of the Bnglewood Chamber of
Co erce, pr•••nted a reco ... ndation of the Chamber that the City of
BnglMll'OOd enact a one per cent (l") aalea tax to be effective i""Mdiately
following the ••tablialment of a Metropolitan Sale• Tax Diatrict by the
vote of the people at a apecial election. Be apok• of the advantage• of
having an ordinance paaaed in advance of th• election on the Diatrict Sale•
Tax contin9ent upon a aucceaaful formation of the Diatrict. Be stated that
the oppoaition to an Snglewood aale• tax would not ari•• if this waa part
of a Diatrict. Diacuaaion enaued. 'l'h• City Attorney reported that he did
not believe a conditional ordinance would be legal but an ordinance could
be .,acted effective any date after election with the intent that the
Council could repeal the ordinance before it became effective.
'l'h• Mayor aaked the City Attorney for an opinion on how an Bnglewood
Alea tax could be enacted to ••t the auggeationa and recomendations of
the Sn9l.wood ChUlber of cc ere• and that a tentative bill could be
prepared.
~TiacJ TO POLIO CLINIC
llr. Gil Martinea, repreaenting the Bnglewood Jayceea, apoke of National
Polio ReCOCJDition Week and the project of the Junior Chamber of Co111Derce
to provide a Polio Clinic in Sn9lewood. Be atated that injection• lllOuld
be 9iven by a voluntHr for a charge of one dollar ($1.00). Any profits
reaultincJ would CJO to the Polio rund. Injection• will be given on Priday,
JuAe 16th, between 6130 and 8130 P.M. and Saturday, June 17th, 1:00 to
5100 P.M. Be requeated peraiaaion to park a trailer tor the aJ.ove purpoae
at the 80uthw9at corner of the interaection of Girard Avenue and South
Broadway.
COUllCILr-\11 MILS& MOVSD, CDUllCILMAR MARTIN SBOOBDBD, 'l'llAT PBmlISSION
BS GltAllftD 'l'O '1'llB JAYCDS 'l'O PMK A TltAILBR ON BROADWAY AT TBB SOU'l'BWBST
~ or '!BB I11Tmacr1mr or 80U'l'll BIOADWAY WI'l'B GIRARD AVBllUB AllD 'l'llAT A
Sicm llAY BS P~SD O• TD &ID•ALK TO PROVIDB IRPORMATIOR AS TO !Ill POLIO
I&DCl'IOllS D ADVAllCB OP TBB LOCATillQ OP 'l'llB TRAILBR AT 'l'BIS SIR. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayeas Councilmen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, Brownewell, Braun,
Kreiling •
.. ya1 llone.
Abaent1 Rone.
Th• Mayor declared the motion carried.
RBIATIRG TO UTILITY BASIDIDl'.l'
Mr. Barry carleno, repreaenting the Weatern Aspen Bxcelaior Manufac-
turin9 Colllp••·located at th• corner of Weat Layton Avenue and South Peco•
StrHt, atated that an utility eaa .... nt had been granted to the City by
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llr. D. B. aoeaner, owner of th• company, but that the actual utility line•
were not conatructed in the eaa-nt. Mr. carleno ahowed a sketch of the
eaa ... nt and the location of the utility line• in length to that eaaement.
llr. carleno explained that th• Bxcelaior COmpany wiahed to expand it•
plant and that a correction of th• eaaement deacription would allow th .. to
make more effective uH of their land. Di•cu••ion enaued.
CDUllCIUIAll llILSS llOVBD, OOUllCIUIAll MARTI• SBCOllDBD, 'l'llA'l' ma Cift
llAllAGD MID Cift A'l"IOJUlft as AU'l'llORIZBD TO llBGOTIATB IOR A ODRRBCl'BD
.. __., IOR '1'118 WA'l'BR U'1'ILift LID IR TBB VICIBift OP WBS'l' IAY'IOB Avau--s
MID M>U'iti PSCOS STRBBT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa
followaa
Ayeaa Councilaen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, Brown.,.11, Braun,
1treilin9.
Bayas llone.
Abaentz llone.
The Mayor declared th• motion carried.
RBCBSS
The Mayor called a 15 minute rec••• until 10:30 P.M.
CALL TO ORDBR
The Mayor called the council to order at 10130 P.M. Upon the call of
the roll, the following COuncilMn were preaent:
Councilmen Braun, Brown.well, Mile•, Martin, McLellan, Woods, Kreilin9.
'l'h• Mayor declared a quorum preaent ••
611-89 .AllDDl8ll'1' TO BLBCTRICAL CX>DB
COuncilllan Braun reported that the Board of Examiner• for examination
of electrician• ha• been working on the Blectrical Code for nearly 2 year•.
lie atated that he had a propoaed ... ndment to the Blectrical Code at thi•
tille which he wiahed to preaent to the Council for review by the City
Attorney and drafting of a bill for an ordinance to the Council if deaired.
Diacuaaion enaued.
OOUllCIUl&ll 8ltAUll llOVSD, CX>UllCIUIAll MCLBI.r.g SBCOllDBD, 'l'BA'l' 'ftlB PROPOSBD
MWIWIM'f '1'0 'iti8 SL&"l'RICAL ODDS BB RBPBRRBD '1'0 TBB Cift A'l"l'Oltllft 'l'O RBVIBW
AllD IOR mArrim OP A BILL '1'0 aAC'l' '1'BB PROPOSm> AMBllDIBO'S. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayeaa COuncilaen Wooda, McLellan, Martin, Milea, Brown.,.11, Braun,
1treilin9.
•ay•a llone.
Abaenta llone.
The Mayor declared th• motion carried.
611-4 PaDCSSDimS OP 80AltD or ADJUS'DID'l' MID APPEALS MmIBGS OP APRIL 218'1'
llAY 10'1'8, llAY 17'l'B
'l'h• Mayor -ked that the minute• be received and placed on file ••
611-6 PROCUDIBGS OP Cift PLAllllillG MD ZOBIBG COMMISSIOll llBB'l'IllQS OP MAYll'l'B
ARD MAY 2S'l'B
'!'he Mayor atated that aa the recoaaendation aet forth in the May 25th
ainutea had been acted upon by the Council that the minute• be received and
placed on file.
611-5 PROCBBDDIGS OP BOARD OP CARBBR SBRVICB COMMISSIODRS MBB'l'DfGS 01'
MAY 16'1'8 Al1D MAY 2211D
'1'he Mayor aaked that the minute• be received and placed on file •
... bottoll of pa9e for omaiaaion
Inaet'tion
611-15 APPODl'l'llD'l' TO BOARD OP CARBBR SBRVICB
CDUBCIUIAll WOODS llOVSD, OOUIJCIIllAll MCLBLLUJ SBCOllDSD, 'l'llA'l' BILL llOORB
BB APPODl'l'BD TO TB8 VACAllCY O• 'l'BB BOARD OP CARBBR SDVICB CXllllISSIO-
IOR A '!'SIM OP 6 YBAllS BllDIBG JUD 1, 1967. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote reaulted aa followaa
Ay••• Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Milea, Brown.well, Braun,
1treilin9.
611-3 PROCDDillGS OP PARKS UD RBCRBATIOH CCICMISSIOH MBB'l'IBG OP MAY 10'1'& Al1D lS'l'B
'l'h• Mayor aaked that the minutes be received and placed on file.
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Rayas llone.
Ab•ent1 llone.
'1'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-82 am.A'l'DG TO POLIC--PAY PB'l'ITIORS
Th• City Attorney read a letter dated May 23rd addr•••ed to the Mayor
•• followa1
"JOSDB W •• BSCB
Attorney and Counaelor at Law
303 Pirat ••tional Bank Building
Bngl.wood, Colorado --
SUnaet 1-7212
May 23, 1961
The Honorable John c. Kreiling, Mayor
and the City Council
City of BnglM«>Od, Colorado
Gentl-n:
Purauant to refeaence to me on May 8, 1961, I have examined the petition•
for an initiated ordinance, filed on behalf of member• of the Police Depart-
lleftt, pertaining to th• aalari•• of th• members of said department.
I have accepted th• count of the City Clerk'• Office of th• aignaturea,
•bowing a total of 1897 aignaturea, of which they have rejected 393 for
incorrect affidavit• and 4 for iaproper •ignaturea, leaving a net number
of 1500. There were 4477 regiatered voters for the City election of
llov.-ber 3, 1959. The laat preceding vote for governor waa 10,374.
The petitions were filed with the City Clerk on May 8, 1961, requeating
that th• Council enact the propoaed ordinance contained therein within not
l••• than 30 days nor more than 60 day• from the date of filing of the
petition•.
The City Charter provide•, in the applicable part•, with referecnet to
initiative and referendwa, in Article VI, Section 46, aa follows:
"Sul:miaaiona --If the petition accompanying the propoaed
ordinance i• aiqned by qualified elector• equal in nUllber to
ten percent of the number regiatered to vote in the la•t
general municipal election, and requests that auch propo•ed
ordinance be aulaitted to the vote of the peop~e, the Council
ahall either paaa aaid ordinance without alteration• within
thirty day• after the petition i• filed, aubject to the refer-
end .. , or call a apecial municipal election, unl••• a general
or apecial municipal election i• to occur within ninety days
thereafter. At such apecial or general municipal election the
Council shall aublllit said proposed ordinance to a vote of the
qualified elector• of the City ••••• "
"Th• ballot upon which auch propoaed ordinance is submitted
•hall •tat• briefly it• nature and •hall contain the words:
'Por the Ordinance• and 'Aqain•t th• Ordinance.• If a majority
of the qualified elector• voting thereon shall vote in favor
thereof, th• •-shall thereupon, without futher publication,
become an ordinance of the City immediately."
It ahould be noted that th• petit i on• we2• not filed within 90 days of a
general municipal election.
'ftle Cllaeter further provides that in the event th• Council doe• not paaa the
ordinance, it shall call a special municipal election, but fail• to •tat•
the time within which auch election •hall be called. In th• event the
Charter i• •ilent on any •tter, Article XX of the State Con•titution pro-
vide• that th• atate atatulea •hall govern. The applicable proviaion of
the state atatute, quoting in part 70-1-17, CRS 1953, provides aa followa1
" ••••• If auch petition contain a request for a special election
and i• signed by qualified electors equal in number to at least
fifteen percent of the last preceding vote for governor, the
ordinance, charter or charter amendment thereby proposed shall
be passed by the legialativ• body, without amendment or change,
within twenty days after such petition shall be filed, and if
vetoed by the mayor shall be paaaed over his veto within ten
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day• after auch veto, or auch legislative body ahall refer auch
propoaed ordinance, charter or charter amendment, in the form
petitioned for, to the qualified elector• at a apecial election
which ahall be called within aaid thirty day• and held not l•••
than aixty nor more than ninety day• afteer auch petition ia
filed, unl••• a apecial election for aome other purpoae or a
general election ia held within •aid period of tiae, in which
caae auch propoaed ordinance, charter or charter ... ndment ahall
be aubaitted to a vote at auch election ••••• • .
In my opinion, the 20-day proviaion of the statute conflict• with the
lo-day proviaion of the Charter aa to the paaaage of the ordinance, an4 the
latter govern•, thia being a Mtter of local concern. In my opinion further,
however, th• atatute permit• the holding of the election within a maxiaua
of 90 day• after the petition• are filed aince the Charter ia ailent on
this point.
It i• noted that th• section• of the ordinance which the initiated petitMll
propo-• to replace w.re repealed by Ordinance No. 3, Seri•• of 1961. In
the event that the ordinance ia paaaed in the form propoaed by the initiated
petition, it i• my opinion that it would replace the repealed proviaiona and
that Ordinance llo •• 3, Seri•• of 1961, would be ineffective insofar aa it con-
flict• with the proviaiona of the initiated ordinance. It is my conclusion
frca the above that the City Council muat either enact the initiated ordinance
in the form proposed not later than June 7, 1961, or muat call a apecial
election, which shall be held on the propoaed ordinance not later than
Auf)u•t 4, 1961.
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Reapectfully aubmitted,
/s/ Joseph W. Bach
City Attorney
City of Englewood, Colorado
lfhe City Clerk read a letter from theBnglewood Chamber of Commerce,
written by Jtobert r. Downing, Bxecutiv• Manager, addreaaed to the Mayor
dated llay 29, 1961 reco anding that the City Council refer the matter of
the Police Pay Propoaal to the electorate for their deciaion, in full.
'lbe City Clerk read in full the following letter addr•••ed to the Mayor
frOll John 8. Kr~ of the Board of car .. r Service COmmi••ioner• dated
llay 3lat1
Honorable John c. Kreiling
Mayor of Bngl.wood
Sngl.wood, Colorado
Dear Mayor Kreiling1
•11ay 31, 1961
Sncloaed i• the -terial requeated by Council at the m .. ting. held on
llay 22, 1961. Table •A• i• the original table compiled by the career
Service Board frOll approxiaate figures aa of the beginning of May.
'fable •a• i• one ..Se up frOll th• individual personnel record• and take•
into account anniversary date• and normal incr ... nta. 'l'h••• figures are
over and above the normal coats budgeted for 1962. The police figure•
w.re ca11piled frOll a copy of the Initiated Ordinance.
Also included are coat f igur•• for the propoaed 5" increaae for all
employ .. • aa rece....nded by the Car .. r Service Board to become effective
January 1, 1962.
If any further explanation or clarification of the materials is neceaaary,
the lloard will make itaelf available at any time deemed appropriate.
Board of career Service Commissioner•
/•/ John B. Kramer, Chairman~
Councilman Brown.well diacu••ed the matter of an initiating ordinance
to ~ a section of an ordinance which had been repealed. 'l'h• City Attorney
atated that he felt in auch a caae the initiated measure would carry prece-
dence and ••tabliah itaelf in lieu of the repealed aection. Diacuaaion enaued.
Councilman Braun aaked permiaaion to direct certain question• to the
llana«Jer a• to certain pha••• of the circulation and financing of the petition•
for the Polic-•n • • pay rai••. After discuasion the Mayor atated that auch
quaation• did not •-to be pertinent at thia moment and would be taken up
later at thi• -ting or at another m .. tin9 of theCouncil.
'l'h• City Clerk •UCJCJ••ted that the earlieat date upon which the election
could be held in advance of th• deadline of August 4th was July 25th, due
to th• fact that August lat i• a State holiday.
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council.an Wood• and Braun •poke for the election and requeated that
the following re110lution be reads
.!.l.!.Q~ U T.!.Q.!
tf•DUS, a petition for an initiated ordinance waa filed with the City
Clerk of the City of Bngl.wood, Colorado, on May 8, 1961, relating to
aalari•• and pay grad•• of mmaber• of the Police Department of •aid City,
and waa pr•••nted to the City Council of the City of Bn9lewood on May 15,
1961, and referred to th• City Attorney for checking on the la•t named
dater and,
wacaus, th• City Attorney of th• City of Bnglewood, Colorado, ha• ren-
dered an opinion on •aid petition and the procedure• to be followed there-
under, which waa received on June 5, 1961, by the aaid City Council: and,
WRD.BAS, ••id City council find• and determine• that the deciaion on ••id initiated ordinance •bould be •ubaitted to th• qualified elector• of
.. id City:
.,., TBDSIOU, •• IT U80Lvm> BY TllB CITY' CX>UllCIL or '1'BB CI'l'!' or
Bmt·•IDOD, OOIDllADO, thi• 5th day of June, 1961, that the Blection ec-tiailion
of ••id City be and hereby i• directed to call a •pecial election on the
initiated ordinance relatirMJ to the ••lari•• and pay grade• of -blr• of
tJae Police Department of aaid City, which election •hall be held not later
than Auquat 4, 1961.
BB IT PURhiBll RBIOLVSD that the ••id initiated ordinance •hall be in
th• following fora of aubaiaaion, •• provided in the petition for said
initiated ordinances
SVlllISSI08
!'he voting -chine• and paper ballot• for ••id election
•hall carry the following designation, which •hall be the
•u!ai••ion clau••s An initiated ordinance fixin9 the
rate of pay and cl•••if ication according to the length of
aervice within pay grade•, and providing allowance• for
-rtain CJZ'Oup• of 9111ploy••• of the Englewood Police
Departllent.
POR 'ftlB ORDillMCB WDIST 'lllB ORDI8AllCB
Approved and adopted thi• 5th day of June, 1961 A.D.
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(/--Mayor~ (jT
OOUJICILllAll llARTI8 MOYm>VOOU8CIUIAl1 BRAUB SBOOllDBD, 'l'BAT 'l'llB RBSOLU'l'I08
BB ADOPTBD. Upon the call of th• roll, the vote re•ulted •• followa:
Aye•: Councilmen Wood•, McLellan, Martin, Mile•, Brown.well, Brawi,
Kr•iling.
Bay•: Rone.
Ab•ent: Rone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-62 RBLATDG TO SOU'1'll mGLDIOOD SAllITATIOB DISTRICT
t'h• City Attorney reported that a date of Junel2th had been ••t with
the South BncJlMR>Od Sanitation Di•trict at which time it would m•t with t.h•
Bn4Jl.wood Water and S.wer Board, Bnglewood City Council, and other official•
for the purpo•• of •i•cu••inq variou• infractions of the contract with the
City of BnglMIOOd.
The Mayor •tated that thi• aemned to be agreeable and the date a•
•WJg••ted wa• acceptable.
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Introduced aa a bill ~ Councilman McLellan
611-10 BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 15, SERIES OP 1961
All ORDillMICB AU'l'llORIZIRG THB ISSUARCB OP CITY OP BBGLBWIOOD, COLORADO,
PAVZm DISTRICT ao. 11 BORDS MID PROVIDING POR '1'BB PA'!MBRT OP SAID 80111>8
Alm IllTBllBST TRDBOll.
waa read for the ••cond time.
COUllCIIMAll BROWllBWBLL MOVBD, OOURCILMAR WOODS SBOOllDBD, THAT ORDillAllCB
90. 15, SBRIBS OP 1961 BB FINALLY PASSED ARD ADOPTED OR SBCOllD RBADDJG AllD
OltDDBD PUBLISBBD Ill PULL IR 'l'BB BNGLBWOOD HERALD Al1D BRTBIPRISB. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Mile~, Brown.well, Braun,
Kreiling.
Raya: Ilona.
Abaent: Bone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Introduced aa a bill by Councilman Braun
611-43 BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE N0 •. 16, SERIES OP 1961
All ORDillMCB APPROVING THE ANRBXATION OP THE PROPERTY BBRBIRAP'l'BR DBS-
CIUBBD TO 'l'BB Cift OP BRGLBWOOD, COLORADO, A!fD AmlBXIRG SAID DESCRIBBD PROPBRft'
TO 'l'BB Cift' OP BllGLDfOOD, COLORADO, TO-WIT: ALL 'l'llAT PORTIOB OP SBC'l'IOR 8,
'IOWllEIP 5 SOU'l'll, RABGB 68 WBST OP THE 6TH PRIRCIPAL MBRIDIAll '!'BAT IS COR-
TADISD IB 'l'BB l'OLLOWIRG DBSCRIBBD BOUllDARIES: BBGIDIRG AT THE llOR'l'BWBST
CODD OP 'DIB 90RTllBAST QUARTER OP TBB SOU'l'BWBST QUARTBR OP TBB SOUTBBAST
QUAa'1'D (• ...... SBll) OP SAID SBCTIC* 8: TBDICB ROR'l'B 99• &3' 50" BAST ALONG
TBS 80U'l'B LID OP TllB RORTHWBST QUARTBR OP TBB SOU'l'BBAST QUARTBR (llW1-SBll)
OP SAID SBCTIOR 8, 74.24 PBBT TO A POINT OR 'l'BB BAST LID OP SOU'l'B DBCATUll
SftBft, WBICB PGDT IS '1'lB TRUB POIHT OP BBGIIDTDIG: TBBllCB PROM SAID TRUB
PODIT OP BBGIDDIG, l!IORTll 7• 31' 10" BAST 1337.3 PBBT, MORB OR LBSS, TO A
POIJft' o• TBB maTB LillB OP TllB SOUTHEAST QUARTBR (S .. ) OP SAID SBCTIOR 81
mmcB ac>RTB 99• 46' 40" BAST ALOllG SAID BORTH LIRB OP TllB 80U'l'llBAST
QUUTD (&Bis) OP SAID SBCTIOR 8, 1026.0 PBBT: 'l'BBllCB 80U'l'B oo• 8' 00"
&AST, 627.0 PBBT: TBBllCB SOUTH 99• 46' 40" WBST, 217.3 PBB'l': TBBllCB SOU'ftl .
00 • 04' 15" WBST 697.3 PBBT, MORB OR LBSS, TO TBB SOUTH LID OP TBB
marn•AST QUMTBR OP 'l'BB SOU'l'BBAST QUARTER (RB\ SBll) OP SAID SBCTIOR 8:
'ftlmCB SOU'l'B 99• 43' 50" WBST ALOllG TBB SAID SOUTH LID OP 'BIB IJOR'ftlBNIT
QUAnD OP '1'118 SOCJ'tH•MT QUARTBR (llalt S .. ) OP SAID SECTIOR 8, 984.3 PBBT,
llOU OR LBS&, 10 '1'llB '!'RUB POIHT OP BBGIIDTIRG, ARAPAllOB oomrrr, COLORADO.
waa read for the second time.
cxnmc1U1AB MCLBLI.a.& MDVBD, comc1LMA11 MARTI& SBCOllDBD, 'l'BAT ORDillAllCB
mo. 16, SBRIBS OP 1961, BB a&SSBD OR SBCOllD AITD PillAL RBADIRG Al1D ORDBRBD
PUBLI811WD IR PULL IR TBB BllGLmlOOD BBRALD AllD DTBRPRISB. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote reaulted aa follow•:
Ayea: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Milea, Brown.well, Braun,
Kreiling •
.. ya: llone.
AbHnts llone.
Th• Mayor declared tht/-otion carried.
Introduced aa a bill by Councilman Martin
611-43 BY AUTIK>RITY
ORDillAllCB RO. 17, SBRIBS OP 1961
All ORDIJIAllCB APPROVIlfG THE AIDlBXATIOll OP TBB PROPDft' BBRBIRAPTBR
DmlCllmsD TO TBB CI'l'I' OP mGLBWOOD, COLORADO, AllD ADBXIm SAID DBSCRIBBD
Pa>PBRft TO 'l'BB CITY OP aOLBltOOD, OOLORADO, TO-WIT: ALL OP 'l'BAT POR'l'IC9
OP '1'BB llORllWBST QUARTD (llW's) OP SBCTIOll 8, TOWllSBIP 5 800'1"11, RAllGB 68
wmrf OP '1'BB 6TB PRillCIPAL JIDIDIAll THAT IS CX>llTADJBD DJ '1'BB POLLOWillG
DBSCllIBSD BOUllDARIBS: BmI•IllG AT 'l'BB DJTBRSBC'l'IOll OP '1'BB CDTBR LID
OP WB8T UllIOR AV•UB WITH TBB BAST LillB OP TllB RORTBWBST QUARTBR (..,.) OP
SAXD SBCTIOlf 8, SAID POillT BEDIG OR 'l'BB PRBSDT CITY LIMITS OP TBB CITY
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o• mQLBMOOD, AllD BUllG ALSO 30.0 ran &ORTH OP TBS SOU'l'llBAST COIUIBR or
SAID 90R'9f88T QUAftD (lftlla)r TllBRCB AIDRG TBS CBllTD LID OP DST UllIOR
AVDOB ftlS POLLOWillO COURSBS1 SOUTH 99• 42' 15" WBST 225.71 PBft: 'l'llmCB
AL09Q A TAllGDl'l' CORVB TO TBS RIGll'l' BAVDIG A RADIUlil OP 730.0 l'BBT, A CBl1'1'RAL
AllGLB or 21• 55', All ARC LBllGTB OP 355.68 PBBT1 TBDCB IK>RTB 62• 22' 45"
WBST 446.29 PDT: TBBllCB ALOllG A TAllGBRT CURVB TO TBB LBPT BAVIRG A RADIUS
OP 214.0 rSBT, A CBR'l'RAL AmLB or 24• 51', Alf ARC LBllGTB OP 92.81 PBBT:
'IBDCB mam 97• 13' 45• WBST 156.86 ran TO TBB I&TBRSBCTIO& OP '1'BB cmTBR
LDIB or WB8T UllIOR AVBllUB WI'l'll TBS CBlft'BR LD1B or SOUTH IRVDlG STRBBT:
TBmCB ALOllG LAST SAID CBRTBR LI•B FROM A TAllGmT 'l'BAT BBARS llOR'l'B 02• 46' 15"
MST ALOllG A CORVB TO '1'BB Larr BAVIllG A RADIUS or 175.0 Pan, A CBl1'1'RAL
AJIGLB or 41• 55' 15", All ARC LDIGTB OP 128.05 PDT: TBmCB IK>RTB 39• 09'
WBST 62.25 PBn1 TBBRCB ALOllG A TAllGDl'l' CURVB TO '1'BB RIGHT BAVIBG A RADIUS or 154.6 PSBT, A CalTRAL ABGLB or 39• 09', A& ARC LBBGTB OP 105.6 PBBT1
'l'llDICB llOR'IB 35.0 PBBT TO TBB SOU'l'BBAST CORllBR OP PLBASAllT VIBW SUBDIVISIOll:
tllDCB DST ALOllG TBS SOU'l'll LID OP SAm PLBASAll'l' VIBW SUBDIVISIO& 1319.2
PDT TO TBB SOUTIDfBST COIUIBR OP SAID PLBASAHT VIBW SUBDIVISIOBJ m•c•
801l'l'B oo• 12' UST ALOllG TBB WBST LIBB OP SAm SUBDIVISIOR AllD ITS llORTBDLY
PltOLOBGATIOB 674.1 PBBT TO TBB BORTBWBST CORBBR OP TBB SOU'l'BWBST QUARTBR OP
TllB maiBWBST QUAllTBR ,.,. ..,., OP SAID SBC'm& 8, SAID POIBT BBillG ALSO
Oii 'ftlB PRBSBllT cm LIMITS OP TBS CITr OP SHBRIDAB: TBB&CB ALOm TBB PRBSD1'1'
-Cift LIMITS OP TBB CITY OP SBBRIDMI TBB POLLOWING COURSBS: BAST 1349.2
PDT TO TBB UST LIRB OP SOUTH . IRYDtG STRBBT: THBNCB llORTB ALOBG SAID
BAST LID OP SOUTH IRVIRG STRBBT 60.0 PBBT TO TBB NORTBlfBST CORllBR OP LOT
25, BLOCK 48, CBll'l'DBIAL ACRBS BIGBTB PILIBG: TBDJCB BAST 554.4 PBB'l':
tBmcB llOR'l'B 2 90 • 0 PDT: 'l'BB8CB BAST 7 35 • 0 PBBT TO TBB APORBSAID BAST LDIB
or '1'BB llORmwa&T QUAR'l'BR <• > OP SBC'l'IOR 8: TBBRCB SOU'1'B ALOBG LAST DID
UST LUB 227.9 PDT TO A PODIT OR 'l'BB PRBSBR'l' CITr LDII'l'S OP TBB CI'l'r OP
aGLBMOOD1 1'BDCB COll'l'IllUill'l' SOUTH AIDBG SAID BAST LIBB 1417.1 PBB'l' TO TBB
POift or BBGIIDII&G, ARAPAa>B cotnrrr, COLORADO.
waa read for th• ••cond time.
COURCIUIAll MARTIR MOVBD, COUNCILMAN BROWNBWBLL SBCORDBD, THAT ORDIBABCB
IK>. 17, SBRIBS OP 1961 BB PASSBD OB SBCOBD Al1D PIRAL U.ADI&G Al1D ORDBRBD
PUBLISllBD IR PULL IN TBB DJGLmfOOD HBRALD DD DITBRPRISB. Upon the call of
th• roll, the vote reaulted aa follows:
Ayeas councilmen McLellan, Martin, Brownewell, Kreiling.
Baya: COuncilmen Wooda, Milea, Braun.
Abaent: Rone.
'l'he Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-75 RBLATING TO "T" ZORB DISTRICT
Introduced aa a bill by Councilman Braun
A BILL
POR AH ORDIDllCB MDIDDIG ARTICLB IV OP ORDIRANCB HO. 45, SBRIBS OP 1955,
AS MBMJ>a>, OP TBB ORDillAllCBS OP 'l'BB CITr OP ERGLBWOOD, COLORADO, JQJOWB
AS '1'118 "ZORillO ORDillAllCB OP TBB CITr OP BRGLBWOOD, COLORADO," BY PROVID-
mG IOR Alf ADDITIOllAL DISTRICT TO BB DBSIGNATBD AS "T" ('l'RANSITIOBAL
DISTRICT), AllD DBCLARIBG Alf mtBRGBRcr.
1111BRBAS, purauant to ordinance, the City Planning and Zoning Colllllis-
•ion of th• City of Bn9lM«>Od, Colorado, ha• duly held public hearing on
a certain propoaed amendment to Ordinance No. 45, Serie• of 1955, as
-nded, of the ordinance• of the City of Bnglewood, Colorado, known ••
the "Zoning Ordinance of the City of Bnglewood, Colorado," and has made
recc w.ndation of the adoption of an ordinance embodying said amendment:
and,
tBBRBAS, public notice baa been given of auch propoaed change in the
zoning ordinance by one publication in the Bnglewood Herald and Bnterpriae,
a n.wapaper of general circulation within th• City and the official new•-
paper of th• City, at leaat fifteen (15) daya before the public hearing
on auch change in the zoning ordinance, aa required by ordinance: and,
WBBRBAS, public hearing was held purauant to the aforeaaid notice
by the City Council of the City of Bngl9WOOd, Colorado, in the Council
Chamber• of the City Ball, 3345 South Bannock Street, Bnglewood, Colorado,
on the 5th day of June, A.D. 1961, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., at which
hearing no peraon• appeared to protest or oppo•• th• propoaed change in
the zoning ordinanc•1 and,
WBBRBAS, the public nec•••ity, convenience, general welfare and good
zoning practice• juatify the propoaed amendment to the zoning ordinance,
aa herein6fter ••t forth1
IK>1f, 'l'BBRBIORB, BB IT O~IRBD BY THB CI'l'r OOUNCIL OP 'l'BB CI'l'r OP
IBGLBt«>OD, COLORAD01
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Section 1. Article IV of Ordinance No. 45, Seri•• of 1955, a•
... ndtd, of the ordinance• of th• City of Englewood, Colorado, known as
the "ZOning Ordinance of the City of Englewood," i• hereby amended by
adding thereto a new Section 17, providing for an additional di•trict
to be deaignattd a• "T" (Tranaitional Di•trict), which •hall read as
follows:
"Stction 17. The following regulations shall apply
in the "T" (Transitional Diatrict):
"I DBSCRIPTIOR OP 'l'llB "T" (TRAHSITIONAL DISTRICT):
Th• Transitional Di•trict i• designed to achieve
•taltility of land use and land value through
minimising the adver•• effect• of adjoining
incompatible u•••· It ahould be applied only
in sufficient aise to properly pe17form the above
objective --that i• normally con•trued to mtan
at l•••t one-half block in depth and one full
block in length.
"II USBS
Ro building, atructure, or land shall be uaed and
no building or structure shall be erected, structurally
alttred, enlarged or maintaintd,·unle•• otherwi•e
provided for in thi• ordinance, except for one or
more of the following use•:
A. P-Iftm PRDICIPAL USES
(1) Any ust permitted in R-1 and R-2 zone Di•tricta.
(2) Administrative and profeaaional offices, pro-
vided that ntither mtrchandise is handled for
sale nor merchandising strvic•• are rendered
on the premi•••· txcept such as art incidental
or acces80ry to th• principal use.
(3) llurshing or rest banes (minimum lot area of
12,500 ~· fe1t1 100-foot frontag11 10-
foot minimum aide yards for each side).
(4) Permantnt txclusiv• facility for a 80cial
club or fraternal organisation (miniaum lot
ar .. of 12,500 square feet1 100-foot frontage1
10-foot minimum aide yard• each side).
(5) Parks and playgrounds and employets' rtcreational
area
(6) Religious and educational inatitutions (minimum
lot area of 12,500 aquare feet and 100-foot
frontage).
(7) Medical and dental and/or optical laboratories.
(8) Off-strett parking lot•, provided that parking
lot and residential uae not be allowed on the
•amt site and that the surface be of a dust-
fret mattrial.
(9) Nursery achool•.
(10) Boarding or rooming houaes.
8. ACCBSSORY USBS
(1) Any uae which i• incidental to a use by right.
"III RBGULATIC.S
Witla the txctption of exiating building•, the following
regulations shall apply:
A. LAllD AllD BUILDillGS
(1) MIRIMUM l'ROll'l' YARD SftBACIC SHALL BB 25 feet
frOll the front lot line to the principal
building and shall not be used for parking
and shall be landscaped.
(2) MIRDIUll RBAR YARD shall be 25 feet.
(3) MillIMUM SIDB YARD SBTBACK from the lot line
to a principal building shall be 5 feet
(total 14 feet for both side•), unlt••
otherwi•• provided herein.
(4) Unl••• othtrwi•• provided herein, MIRIMUM
PROBTAGB OP LOT shall be 50 feet.
(5) Unless otherwise provided herein, MIRIMUM
ARM OP LOT shall be 6,000 9quare fMt.
( 6) MAXIMUM PDCDITAGE OF LOT COVBRAGB shall be 35%.
( 7) MAXIMUM BBIGBT OF BUIU>IRGS shall not exceed
one (1) story, er 14 feet.
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(8) MINIMUM PLOOR AREA --per dwelling 850 square
teet; --per dwelling unit 750 square feet.
"B. SCRDNINO
All non-residential uses, when abutting an ex-
isting residence or a residential district, shall
provide and maintain along such abutting property
line• the following minimal screening trom a point
25 teet back trom the front property line to the
rear lot line:
(1)
(2)
(3)
An opaque butter strip ot trees and shrubs
1n a healthy growing cobdition, not leas
than 5 teet in height, or
An opaque fence of decorative type not
lesa than 5 teet in height, or
A aolid masonry wall not lesa then 5
teet in height.
V&lla, screening or fencing within 15 feet ot
any atreet intersection boundary shall not ex-
ceed 3 feet 6 inches in height.
C. SIONS
(1)
(2)
(3)
All aigna must relate only to buaineas
conducted on the premises. No signs
shall extend above or beyond the building
wall• nor project more than one (1) toot
troa the tront ot the structure.
No advertising sign shall utilize any ex-
posed artificial light globe or tubing
or contain or utilize moving mechanical
characteristics, or lighting features
which tlaah, move, occult or V&l'J in
intenait7.
All aigna ahall be limited to no more
than 6 aquare teet 1n size."
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Section 2. The City ot Englewood hereby finds and declares that
th• ilmediate enactlllnt or thia ordinance is necessary to accomplish the
purpoaea ot the Zoning Ordinance or the City of Englewood tor the preservation
ot public property, health, peace and safety; that an e .. rgency exiata, and
that thia ordinance ahall become effective 1J11Dediatel7 upon passage.
Passed on Pirat Reading b7 the Cit1 Council ot the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado, this 5th day or June, A.D. 1961, and ordered published in
tull 1n the Englewood Herald and Enterprise.
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ATTEST:
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was read for time.
Councilman Miles discussed minor changes in the ordinance from that pro-
posed by the Planning C011Diaaion. Discussion ensued.
COUMCIUlAN BRAUN MOVED, COUNCILMAN MILES SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL
POR AN ORDINANCE BB PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FOLL IR
'l'RE BNOLBVOOD HBRALD AND BN'l'ERPRISE. Upon the call ot the roll, the vot• re-
sulted as tollowa:
Ayes: Councilmen Woode, McLellan, Mart"in, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
JCreiling.
Raya: None.
Absent: None •
The Ma7or declared the motion carried.
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611-24 APPEAL Pft(lll REZONING BY MRS. REF.ME
COUNCIUUN BRAUN MOVED, COONCIUUN MARTIN SECONDED, THAT RECONSIDERATION
~ 'l'RB llA'rr&R OP RBZOlfil«I OP '1'RB RBDm TRACT Pft(J( R-1-B TO R-3-A BE RBMOVBD J'R(J(
'1'BB TABLB AJG> RBlPBRRBD TO THE PLANNil«I CCMtISSION FOR ACTION IN LIGHT OP THE NEW
TRAllSITIOllAL ZONE. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
A7ea: Council•n Woode, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun,
Kre111ng.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
611-So RBLATINO TO C(lllPBNSATION FOR ELECTION JUDGES
Introduced as a otlll by Councilman Woods
A BILL
Pm AN ORDINANCE AMDDINO ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIF.s OF 1959, OP THE ORDINANCES OP THE
CIT! OP BMOLEWOOD, COLORADO, RELATIRO TO THE RULES AND RF.OULATIONS IN RESPECT TO
llURICIPAL ELECTIONS IN THE CITY OP BNOLEWOOD, COLORADO, BY AMENDING SECTION 7 TllBREOF
RBLA'l'IVK TO THE C(lllpENSATION OP JUDOBS OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
BB IT ORDAINBD BY THE CITY CWNCIL OF THE CITTYOF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Section 7 or Ordinance No. 25, Serie• or 1959, or the
ordinances ot the City or Englewood, Colorado, ia hereby amended to read aa follows:
"Section 7. Judges ot the municipal elections in the City of
Englewood shall each receive •20.00 a day compensation tor
their services aa such judges. The judges or elections shall
select one or their number to deliver the election returns in
accordance with the law, and that Judge ahall be paid tor the
pertormnce or such service an additional awn or f2.00."
Paaaed on First Reading by the City Council or the City or Englewood,
Colorado, thia 5th day or June, A.D. 1961, and ordered publiahed in full in the
BnsJ.ewood Herald and Enterprise.
Paaaed on Final Reading by the City Council or the City or Englewood,
Colorado, this 20th day or June, A.D. 1961, and ordered published in full in the
Bnglewood Herald and Enterprise.
Mayor
ATTBS'l':
waa read tor the tirat time.
COUNCILMAN WOODS MOVED, COUNCIUUN MILES SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL POR
AN ORDIJWICB Bl PASSED ON PIRST RBADINO AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN POLL IN TRB BJIJLB-
WO<I> HBRAJm AMD BNTBRPRISB. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted aa follows:
Ayes: Counc1l•n Woods, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Maya: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the mot1on ·carr1ed.
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611-90 RBLATINO TO VIOLATIONS BUREAU
Introduced aa a bill by Councilman McLellan
A BILL
Pm Alf CIU>IJIAlfCB AU'DIORIZIJfO THB JIJlfICIPAL JUDGE OF THE CI'l'f OP ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO.
TO BSTABLISB A VIOLATIONS BURBAU JPOR MISCELLANEOUS MINOR OPPBlfSBS AOAIHST TRI
ORDIJWICBS OP SAID CITYJ TO DBSIORATB THE ORDINANC~ AND SBCTIOJIS OP ORDIJWfCBS POR
VIOLATICllS OP WHICH PAYMBNT OP nm MAY BE ACCBPTBD BY SAID VIOLATIORS BURBAUJ
TO BSTABLISR SCllBOOLBS OP nns Pcm SUCH VIOLATIONS; TO REMIT OR SUSPEND PIDS; ARD
PROVIDD«I l'OR TRB DU'l'IBS THBRBOP.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THI CI'l'f COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP EHOLEWOOD 1 COLORADO:
Section 1. CREATION OF VIOLATIONS BUREAU
(a) The Municipal Judge may eatabliah a violation• .bure~u to assist the
court with the clerical work ot ordinance violations. The bureau shall be in charge
ot such person or persona and shall be open on such days and during such hours as
the Municipal Judge ... Y designate. Said bureau shall be operated in conjunction
with the Trattic Violations Bureau established pursuant to Ordinance No. 39. Series
ot 1957. aa ... nded. ot the ordinances or the City or Englewood. Colorado •.
(b) The Municipal Judge. or Judges. who hear ordinance violations caaes
ahall designate the ordinances and sections of ordinances of this municipality tor
violation ot which p&J119nt of tines may be accepted by the bureau. and shall
apecif)'. by suitable achedulea. the amount of such fines tor tirat. second or
aubaequent often•••• provided such tines are within the limit• provides by law. and
•hall turther apecity what number or such offenaea shall require an appearance
before the Municipal Judge.
(c) The Municipal Judge. or Judges. are herebi:~uthorized to suspend
the payment ot any coats. or tine. or penalty assessed tor any violation ot any
proviaion or an ordinance or section or an ordinance which has been designated as
one tor violation or 11hiob ~~a.;t'Aolationa bureau may accept a tine.
Section 2. WHBJf PERSONS CHARGED MAY ELECT TO APPEAR AT BUREAU OR
BBPORB JUDGE
(a) Any peraon charged with an ottense for which payment nay be made
to the violation• bureau shall have the option ot:
(1) Paying such tine within the time specified in the citation
or notice of arrest at the violations bureau. upon
entering a plea ot guilty and upon waiving an appearance
in court; or.
(2) Depositing any required lawful bail. and upon a plea
ot not guilty shall be entitled to trial as authorized
by law.
(b) The paymnt ot a tine to aaid bureau shall be dee•d an acknowledge-
.. nt or violation ot the designated ordinance. and the bureau.
upon accepting the prescribed fine. shall issue a receipt to the
violator acknowledging payment thereof.
Section 3. OO'l'IBS OP VIOLATIONS BUREAU. The following duties are
hereby illpoaed upon the violations bureau 1n reference to offenses for violations
ot which the violations bureau ia authorized to accept fines~
(a) It shall accept tines. issue receipts. and represent in court such
violators as are permitted and desire to plead guilty. waive court appearance, and
give power ot attorney.
(b) It shall receive and issue receipts for bail from the person who
must. or wishes to be heard in court; enter the time of their appearance on the
court docket; and notify the arresting officer and witnesses, if any, to be present.
(c) It shall keep an easily accessible record or all violations of which
each person has been guilty within the preceding twelve (12) months, whether such
guilt was established in court or 1n the violations bureau.
Section 4. VIOLATIONS JIJREAU TO KEEP RECORDS. The violations bureau
shall keep records and submit sunaarized monthly reports to the City Council ot all
notices and citations iaaued and arreata made tor violations or the ordinances ot
this municipality, and of all the fines collected by the violations bui.au, and
ot the final disposition or present status of every case or violation of the pro-
viaions or said ordinances. Such records shall be so naintained as to show all
types or violations and the totals or each. Said records shall be public records •.
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Section 5. ADDITIONAL DUTIES OP THE VIOLATIONS BUREAU. The violations
bureau shall follow euch procedure• aa may be prescribed by the ordinances ot this
municipality, or aa may be required by any laws of the State of Colorado.
Passed on Pirat Reading ~l the City Council or the City of Englewood, Colo-
rado, thia 5th day or June, A.D. 19bl, and ordered published in full in the Englewood
H!rald !!!1 Enterprise.
Paaaed on Pinal Reading by the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, this day or , A.D. 1961, and ordered
published 1n tu11 In the BnglewoOd Rera1d and Ellterprlse.
~c.~·L .. ·, t7 Mii.ff . -T
ATTBST:
wae read tor the
COUJfCILMAlf McI,BtJ.AN MOVED, COUJfCILMAN BROWHEWELL SECONDED, THAT THE BILL POR
TRB PROPOSBD ORDINAlfCB BB PASSED ON PIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN PULL IN
'1'BB BIOLKWOOD HERALD AND EN'l'ERPRISB. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
ae tollowa:
Ayea: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
RELATING TO SOPBR CASE
The City Attorney reported that a value had been determined by the Court in the
tter or securing a rilht-ot-way into the new Bear Creek Water Plant. He stated
that the value had been aet at t4,850.oo plus $400.00 court coats for a total or
$5,250.00. He stated that this waa nearly $4,ooo.oo more than an appraisal secured
b y the City tor thia land. He stated that although the price was high he would not
rec011mend an aepeal or the court decision. He requested that a check be dratted in
th• AllOUJlt or f250.00, the dirterence between the deposit placed with the court and
the ••rd.
COUJfCillUN MARTIN MOVED, COUJfCILMAN McLEJJ.AN SECONDED, THAT THE CITY MARAOER
BB AU'l'RORIZBD TO DRAW A CHBCJC TO 'l'HB DISTRICT COURT TO PAY THB ADDITIONAL AMOUMT OP
$250.00 ABOVE OP THAT OP $5,000.00 DBPOSITED WITH THE COORT TO SECURE ADEQUATE
RIOll'l'-OP-VAY TO TllB BEAR CREBIC PILTBR PLANT. Upon the call or the roll, the vote
reaul ted as toll owe:
Ayee: Councilmen Woode, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Maya: None.
Absent: None •
The Jlayor declared the motion carried •.
611-94 RELATING TO SEWER IN SCENIC VIEW
The City Manager read a letter dated June 2, 1961, rrom Mr. RobertJ. Plynn,
referring to an agreement dated April 1, 1957, with the Urban Land Development
C0111PAny which provided that water and sewer facilities would be completed to the
Southeast Quarter or the Southwest Quarter, Section 28, Towaehip 4 South, Range 68
Vest or the 6th Principal Meridian. The City Manager explained that the end ot the
exieting eewer line waa 1,300 reet south of the property and that due to the depth
required tor the line and earth conditions that he estimated $13,000.00 to $14,ooo.oo
neceaeary to construct the line. Diecuasion ensued. The Mayor reco ... nded the
... tter be diacuaeed at the June 12th meeting or the Englewood ~ater and Sewer Board
with the Council.
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The City Manager atated the need tor money for the Northeast Englewood
Relief Sewer Line which is turther dependent on the decision in the case ot the
proposed annexation ot the XLZ land eati .. ted at $175,000.00 was necessary tor this
proJect. Method• ot financing waa diacuaaed. No action was taken other than to
diacuaa at the next Water and Sewer Board meeting.
611-29 RBLATIHO TO RBCODIPICATION OF ORDINANCES
The City Attorney reported that Mr. John Banks who is working on the codifi-
cation ot the Englewood ordinances had, through several different letters addressed
to the City Attorne7, pointed out various conflicts and deticienciea of the Englewood
ordinances and asked tor the City Attorney's opinion. The Cit7 Attorney suggested
that the Cit1 Council give him th• authority to review these difterencea with Mr.
Banke and other Cit1 otticiale it they are affected and not bring each one to the
Cit1 Council at thi• ti.Jlle.
The Mayor stated that he agreed with the policy as set out by the CityA£ttorney
aa it follow• the intent or the codification procedures.
0'1'DR ATTORNEY MATTERS
Th• City Attorney reported that the City or Englewood was successful in winning
th• Ric• caae relatin& to conteated annexation in the southwest portion of the City.
Be atated that at thi• tim it would be in order tor the City Engineer to prepare a
description tor th• el1a1n&tion ot the portion ot the City of Englewood which now
i• 1n the Littleton Pire Protection District in addition to the City roreexcluaion
of that area troaa the district. Diacuaaion ensued.
COUJfCIIllAlf BRAUM MOVBD, COUNCILMAN BROWNBWBLL SECONDED, THAT THB CITY A'l'TOIUIBY
BB DIRBCTBD 'l'O PROCDD TOWARD WI'l'lllltAWAL OP ANY ARBAS IN THE LIT'l'LB'l'OR l'IRB PRO-
TBCTIOll DISTRICT OR 0'1ilBR ADAS ARDXBD IN SPECIAL DISTRICTS WHBN PROVIDBD WI'l'll A
DBSCRIPTICll OP TBS TERRITORY SO IllCLUDBD BY THB CI'l'r BNOIDBR'S OJPJPICB. Upon the
call or the roll, th• vote resulted aa tollowa:
A7ea: Council•n Woode, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Na7a: None.
Absent: None •
The Ma7or declared the motion carried.
611-99 VACATIOlf RBPLAC:DCBNT FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE
COUlfCILllAN MARTIN MOVBD, COUNCILMAN BRAUN SECONDED, THAT MR. JOB ATENCIO BE
APPODTBD MUllICIPAL JUDOB JPOR THI TBRM OP THE VACATION OF JUDGE BODAN l'RCll JUD 19Tll
'l'RROOOH JULY 4'1'11 TO BB CCllPDSATBD IN THB AMOUMT OP $150. 00 POR THAT PERIOD. Upon
~· call or the roll, th• wote resulted as follows:
Ayea: Council•n Woode, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
N&Ya: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma7or declared the motion carried.
'ftle City Attorney reported that one publication had been COlllPleted tor the
Byall rezoning request prior to definite knowledge that he would not pay the coat
ot auch a hearing.
611-100 RBLATINO TO COUNTY LIBRARY PROGRAM
Council .. n Wood• diacuaaed th• need tor an indication or willingneee to accept
the propoaal in principle that the county levy, a countr wide tax upon the property
ot the count7, the proceeds ot which would be returned to those cities having a
public library with the balance to be uaed tor county library purposes through
contract• with those cities tor apecitic services tor non-city residents within
those respective libraries. Diacuaaion ensued.
COUllCILllAN BROWNBVBLL MOVBD, COUNCIIJUN WOODS SECONDED, THAT THE CITY OP DOLB-
WOOD DIDICATB ITS WILLDfONBSS TO JPAVORABLY CONSIDER THI CITY'S PARTICIPATION Ilf A
COUlft'Y LIBRARY PLAN. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted aa tollowa:
Ayea: Council•n Woode, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, 1Cre111ng •.
Na7e: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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611-51 RBLATINO TO SOU'l'lllATE SANITATION AOREIMBN'l'
The CitJ Manager discussed the proposed Southgate Sanitation District Agreement
which he had several queationa and c01111enta upon the wording or the agreement. The
lta7or stated that thia wCNld alao be a matter to diacuaa with the Water and Sewer
Board on June 12th.
RB8IONATION OP PLANNING DIRECTOR
The Cit1 Manager reported that llr. David Munns, Planning Director, had submitted
his resignation ettect1ve June 30, 1961. Discussion ensued.
611-19 APPROVAL OP BILU, CLlm AND INVOICF.S FOR MAY, 1961
COUJICILllAN JlcI.JrJ.I.AJf llOVBD, COUllCIUUlf BROWNBWELL SECONDED, THAT 'l'HB BILLS,
CLAIJe A1'D DVOICBS AS APPROVED BY TRI ACTDIJ CITY MANAGER AND LIS'l'BD BY TBB CITY
CLIRI BB ALLOWBD. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted as tollowa:
A•es: Councilman Wooda, llcLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling •.
•1•1 None.
Abaent: None.
The 1ta1or declared the 110tion carried.
MAYOR'S CHOICE
Th• 1ta1or announted that he had appointed Chalmerse Parker, City representative
to the DBDA. He stated that he waa planning to attend the first and third Thursday
but will be unable to attend each Thursday's meetings.
'lb• 1ta7or inquired about the procedure which the Council wishes to have followed
1n appointing the Sale• Tax and Budget Comnittees. Discussion ensued.
Counoil .. n Wood• and McLellan voiced their objections to the Citizens Budget
COllll1ttee while Council ... n 1111•• apoke tavorably of the committee. The Mayor cOlllD8nted
that the Salee Tax proceeda ot the Metropolitan District, if formed, should be
b\adseted 1n the Capital Illprove .. nt portion of the budget and used to promote favor-
able election on the diatrict. Discuasion ensued.
'!be Jla7or stated that he would appoint a Capital Budget CoDDittee but not a
workiq aMtpt COllll1ttee. He aaked that each Councilman have two persona 1n mind
tor conaideration aa appointee• to auch a committee. Councilnan Martin re•rked that
the Council 1• the beat budget cOlllaittee and the citizens committee is not necessary.
The Jla7or announced the intention to have the Council meet with the Civil De-
tenae Director at a Council meeting in the near tuture.
COUNCIIMAN BRAUN MOVED, COUNCILMAN McJ.RJJ.AN SECONDED, THAT THE EXPENSES FOR
JIUl.8 AT VARICXJS DDOIBR MDTillOS BB REIMBURSED BY THE CITY UP TO ARD INCLUDING ~
COUJICIIllBN ATTBNDINO SUCH MEBTINOS. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted
•• tollowa:
A7ea: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Na7s: None.
Absent: None •
'ftle Jla7or declared the motion carried.
ADJOURN
COUNCIIIUJf McJ.BJ.I.AN MOVED, COUNCILMAN BRAUN SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE
ADJOURNBD. Upon the call or the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
A7es: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Martin, Miles, Brownewell, Braun, Kreiling.
Jfa7s: None.
Absent: None.
'nle Jll.7or delcared the meeting adjoumed at 1:17 A.M. June 6, 1961.
B. o. Beauaang
City Clerk, Clerk of the Council.
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The minute• of th• meetin9 of the City Council of the City of
Englewood, Colorado held on th• 5th day of June, 1961 A.D., stand approved
aa written thia 3rd day of July, 1961 A.D.