HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-06-06 (Regular) Meeting MinutesCOUNCIL C HAllBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JUNE 6, 1960
UGULAR llBBTIMG:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, County of Arapahoe, Colorado,
met in resular ••••ion OD llonday, June 6, 1960 in the Council Chambers, City
Hall, Inglewood, at the hour of 8:00 P.11.
Mayor Scott presiding called the meeting to order and the invocation was
given by llonsi1nor Bernard J. Cullen of the Saint Louis Catholic Church.
The llayor a•ked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
persons were present :
Council .. n: Braun, Brownewell, Kreiling, Martin, McLellan, Woods, Scott.
Also Present: City llanager Rudd,
City Attorney Esch,
City En1ineer Davies,
Police Chief Tillman,
City Clerk Beausang.
A been t : None.
The llayor declared a quorum present.
601-2 MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS
COUNCILllAlf llARTIN MOVED, COUNCILMAN WOODS SBCONDED, THAT THB MINUTES OF
TD mTllG OP llAY 2ND, llAY lOTH, AND llAY 16TH, 1960, BE APPROVED AS CORRBCTBD.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council .. n Woods, McLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Ament: None.
The llayor declared the motion carried.
601-82 INFORMAL HBARING ON PROPOSED STREET lllPROVEllENT OF EAST YALE AVENUE
Tbe City llana1er read a notice to all property owners in Inglewood along
the south aide of Bast Yale Avenue from South Clarkson Street to South Downing
Street. lie informed those present that the Porter Sanitarium and Hospital
adlliniatration proposed street improvements along East Yale Avenue which in-
volved the changin1 of grade lines on Yale Avenue both north and south sides
fro• South Downin1 Street to South Clarkson Street so that drainage may be
provided. lie •tated that Porter Sanitarium would assume the total cost for
that iaprove .. nt including placing cu~·bs and gutters. He stated that several
tree• •tand on the curb or street line as proposed to be reconstructed.
Di•cu••ion ensued.
llr. Bob Frantz, 1100 Eaat Yale Avenue, llr. Elmo Hall, 1130 Bast Yale
Avenue, llr. Rupert lk:Clun1, 2700 South Ogden Street, llr. Earl Prin1, 2701
South B .. raon Street, llr. Bl .. r Vogt, 2700 South Emerson Street, and llr.
Raymond DeRuiter, 1150 Bast Yale Avenue all spoke on this matter.
The llayor •u .... rized the discussion as follows: both the City of Englewood
and City of Denver have da8ignated East Yale Avenue as an arterial street of
44 foot width; the trees along the south side of the street in tbe street fight-
of-way would have to be re11e>ved under these conditions; that settin1 the street
to tbe north bad been considered but rejected by the City of Denver; that the
property owner• did not want the street off-set to the north and questioned
the need for the 44 foot width; and property owners questioned why the proposal
bJ Porter Sanitariu• would be entertained by the Council.
Tbe City llanaser coa .. nted that the proposal was not a sale• scheme by
the City but a .. an• of brin1ing the persons concerned together so that all
could know of the propo•al and ita effects. It waa su11eated that a storm
•ewer be laid acr6a• the Porter land and that the street 1rade• reaaln as
they pr .. eatly exi•t. The llayor suggested that perhaps additional rillbt-of-
way could be •ou1ht on the north which would allow the street to be constructed
full width without disturbing the trees on the south side of the ri1ht-of-way.
Di•cuaaion enaued.
COU.:ILllAN BRAUN MOVBD, COUNCILMAN MARTIN SBCONDBD, THAT Tiii llA'M'BR BB
TABLBD UlfTIL TBS FIRST RBGULAR llBITING IN JULY WDN llORB IDOIUIATION llAY BB
AYAILABLI OM THI ALTBRIATIYIS BROUGHT UP AT THIS llEBTIMG.
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llr. Olot lloline, Administrator Porter Sanitarium and Hospital, spoke of
Porter'• deaire to construct a sidewalk along the north side of Bast Yale
but learned that they could not iaprove only one side of the street. Be
eapbaaized that be bad no deaire to remove the trees altbougb personally
be felt it ... a aatter of eventual removal of those trees one way or another.
Diacuaaion enaued. Councilman Braun suggested that representatives of the
owner• and Porter Sanitarium meet with the Denver City Engineer to deteraine
what -Y be done.
The question was called for. Upon the call of the roll, the vote· resulted
u follows:
Ayea: Councilaen Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Raya: None.
Abaen t : None .
Tbe Mayor declared the motion carried. Councilman llcLellan stated that at this
ti .. the Porter Sanitariu• would pay for the full improvement while at a later
date if the iaprovement is made the property owners will have to pay their
abarea. llr. lloline offered to sell land for right-of-way or place sidewalk
on Sanitariua property if agreeable with the City of Denver.
Tbe Mayor thanked tboee preaent and asked that they investigate further
and look tor a coapromise which would provide a solution.
601-84 COUNCILMAN BRAUN RBLATING TO THB POLICE DBPARTllBlfT
Councilman Braun read ~ prepared statement to the Council aa follows:
"Englewood, Colorado
June 6, 1960
llr. Mayor and Gentlemen of the Council:
Pursuant to the last informal discussion with you in regard to a proposed
audit of the Police Department records, I wish to state the following:
No banner is bein1 carried for anyone, not even myself, but this request
is bein1 made as •Y duty as a councilman with the best interests of tbe City
of Englewood foremost in my mind.
One cannot expect a machine, let alone a City of this size, to operate
efficiently and properly without a periodic oiling and checking of the gears.
It will probably be aaid by some that I am fanning at breezes and ghosts,
maybe I am. However, anonymous information given to me that tbe time records
kept at the Police Departaent have been altered so that those records vary
fro• the records turned into City Hall, is a point to be con•idered in my
opinion.
As for the anonymous part, I believe that a good bit of sound information
in all fields is passed on in the anonymous category. I do know that tbe
Pire Department would go to a fire even though the person reporting tbe fire
and location didn't leave bis name.
As such, I aove:
"An independent auditor be engaged to audit the time records
kept at tbe Police Department, and the time records turned
into City Hall for the past 18 months. One point tbe audit
should show is a comparison of duty hours and compensatory
hours.~·
/s/ H. R. Braun
Councilman At Large
City of Englewood, Colorado"
COUNCILMAN BRAUN MOVED, COUNCILMAN MARTIN SBCONDBD, THAT AN INDBPBNDDT
AUDITOR B& BNGAGBD TO AUDIT THI TlllB RECORDS KIPT AT THI POLICB DIPABTllBKT
AJQ) THAT TIMI UCORDS nJJUUD IN TO THE CITY HALL FOR THI PAST BIGBTBBM llOJITllS.
OD POlllT OF TBB AUDIT SHOOLD SHOW IS A COMPARISON OP THI DUTY HOURS ARD
COMPBlfSA TORY HOO RS.
The City Manager commented that he bad studied tbe questions leading to
tbe tiae put in on the job by the various officers and bad no reason to doubt
the truth of the records turned in to the City Clerk. Diacuaaion ensued re-
lative to tbe fact that the Police Department is often a focal point for dis-
gruntled persona who have bad what they feel to be unfair dealings with the
departaent. He reaffirmed bis confidence in the officers. Councilman llcLellan
stated that be objected to the matter being brou1ht up at a public meeting but
doe• not object to the proposal for an audit. Discusaion ensued.
Minute• of June 6, 1960
Police Chief Tillman was present to object to the audit as be bad filed
with the City Clerk's Office all records required by the City Adllinistration
tbat eacb 11&n bad given full measure to tbe City and performed well. lie
eapba8ized that current ruaors and accusations are effectin1 the efficienc1
of tbe depart .. nt. He eapbasized that be reviewed ~ach ti11e sheet peraonallJ
and initialed the aaae. Mr. Marvin Foote, Counsel for Chief Till11&n, asked
tbat all depart .. nta be reviewed rather than to single out the Police Depart-
.. nt to it• jeopardy.
Tb• queation wae called for. Upon the call of the roll, the vote re-
•ulted aa follow•:
Aye•: Councilaen llartin, Kreiling, Braun, Scott.
Nay•: Council .. n Woods, McLellan, Brownewell.
Ablen t : None.
Tbe llayor declared the motion carried and asked who would engage the auditor?
Diacu•aion ensued.
llayor Scott announced that be, Councilmen Braun and Brownewell would fora
a coaaittee for the purpose to engage Leslie E. Whittemore and Company aa
auditor.
aBQUBST FOR DONATION BY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COllllERCE FOR 4TH OF JULY
DISPLAY
Mr. llabe Downey appeared before the City Council on behalf of the Junior
Cbaaber of co ... rce requesting participation OD the part of tbe City of
Bnglewood in tbe annual 4tb of July Display. He spoke of the origin of the
diapla1 and it• continued value in reducing anauthorized use of fire works.
lie reque• ted S200. 00 .•
COUJl:ILllAK BllOWDDLL llOVBD, COU?«:ILllAN KREILING SECOMDBD, THAT THI CITY
COUEIL ALLOW Tiii RBQU&ST BY THI JUNIOR CHAllBBR OF COllllBBCE FOR A CONTRIBU-
TIOK IN TBB AllOU1rr OP S200.00 TO HELP DEFRAY THE COSTS 01' THB ANlruAL 4TB 01'
JULY PlaBWORXS DISPLAY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
followa:
Ayea: Council .. n Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Ablen t : None .
The llayor declared tbe motion carried.
601-83 PILLING VACANCY ON PLANNING AND ZONING COllJllSSION
COUJCILllAN KUILING NOMINATED llR. TYllER RICE AS A llEllBBR 01' Tiii CITY
PLAlflflRG AMD ZONIRG COlllllSSION.
COUNCILllAJf BRAUN MOVBD, COONCILllAN MARTIN SECONDED, THAT NOMINATIOKS BB
CL08BD AMD THI CLIRK BB INSTRUCTED TO CAST AN UNANIMOUS BALLOT FOR D. RICB.
Upon tbe call of tbe roll, tbe vote resulted as follows:
Aye•: Councilaen Woode, McLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Kaya: None.
Ablen t : 1'one.
The llayor declared the motion carried.
601-83 PILLING VACANCY ON BOARD 01' ADJUSTllBNT AMD APPEALS
COONCILllAJf BllAUK KmllNAT&D 118. SAllUEL LOVE AS A llBllBBR 01' Tiii BOARD 01'
ADJUITllDT A11D APP&ALS.
COUJl:ILllAK llARTIK llOV&D, COONCILllAN BROWDDLL sacolfDD, THAT KCllI1'ATIOlfS
U CLOID A1'D Tiii CLKRK U INSTRUCTD TO CAST AN UNAlflll008 BALLOT FOR D. LOVB
AS A llDBIR OP TRI BOARD OP ADJUSTllBNT AND APPEALS. Upon tbe call of the roll,
tbe vote reaulted a• follows:
Ayea: Councilaen Woods, llcLellan, lla.rtin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
Tbe llayor declared the motion carried.
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Tiie City Manager called the attention of the Council to the fact that
both llr. Rice's and llr. Love's appointments would expire on February l, 1963.
601-83 APPOINTING TWO llBllBBRS TO PARKS AND RBCRBATIOlf COlllllSSIOlf
Tbe City Manager stated that two members for the newly authorized
Parka and Recreation co .. ission needed to be appointed. Tbe ter .. would
be one until February 1, 1962 and the other to February l, 1964. lie aug-
l••ted tbat botb the City Council and School Board seek aeabers fro• tbe
pre•ent Recreation Council so that continuity of progra• may be maintained.
Di•cu••ion en•ued.
COU~ILllAlf BRAUM llOVBD, COUNCILIL\lf llARTllf SBCOlfDBD, THAT TBB COUJl:IL .
APPOillT/BllBDS TO TllB PARKS AlfD RBCUATIOlf COOMCIL BB l'ROll TllB CITY COUlfCIL
AS A llATTBll OP POLICY. Upon the call of the ltll, tbe vote re•ulted as
follow•:
Aye•: Council .. n Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, ~a·un,
Scott.
lay•: lone.
Abeent: Ilona.
Tbe llayor declared tbe 11e>tion carried.
COUll:ILllAlf llA&Tl1' 1'ClllNATBD COUNCILMAN WOODS FOR TllB TBIUI BXPIRllfG
l'DRUARY 1, 1962 AlfD COOll:ILllAlf IELBLLAN FOR THB TBRll BXPIRllfG FBBRUAllY 1,
1964.
COUltCILllAlf BllAU1' llOV&D, COUJfCILllAN BROWICBWBLL SBCOlfDED, !THAT TD
lfm111'ATIOlf8 D CL08&D AlfD THB CLBRK BB INSTRUCTED TO CAST Alf UlfAlfillOUS BALLOT
POR COVll:ILllAlf WOODS AlfD COOll:ILllAN IELBLLAlf TO BB umas OF Tiii PA&IB AD
~lllATIOI COlllllSSIOI TIRMS TO KXPIRI FEBRUARY l, 1962 AID PmlRUABY 1, 1964
RBSPBCTIV8LY. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted am follows:
A7••: Couacil .. n Wooda, llcLellan, Martin, Kreilins, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
lay•: lone.
At.en t : lone.
Tbe llayor declared the 11e>tion carried.
601-60 R B.S 0 LU TI 0 N
Tbe City Clerk read the following resolution in full:
A USOLUTIOlf DBCLARING TBB INTENTION OF THB CITY COUICIL OF TllB CITY OF
DGLKWOOD, COLORADO, TO CUATB AN IllPROVBllElfT DISTRICT Ilf SAID CITY TO BB
DOlrl AS PAVllG DISTRICT 1'0. 10, BNGLBWOOD, COLORADO, ADOPTllG DBTAILS AID
SPBCIPICATIOIS ~a, AlfD ORDBRING PUBLICATION AND llAILllfG OF KOTICB OP
DA&llG TO THI ownas OP THB PROPBRTY TO BB ASSBSSBD POR IllPBOVDBlfTS IM
SAID DISTRICT.
WDR•AS, tbe City Council of Inglewood, Colorado, baa determined to
create Pavin1 Di•trict lo. 10 in said City, and to order the construction
of tbe street and alley improve .. nts therein as more particularly specified
in tbe fora of notice beeeinafter set forth; and
WDR•AS, tbe City Council baa heretofore adopted a preliminary order
directin1 the City Bn1ineer to 11ake the necessary preliainary surveys,
e•ti11&te• and 11&P8 as required by the provisions of the City Charter and
Ordinance lo. 8, Series of 1959, as amended by Ordinance Mo. 17, Series of
1959, of •aid City; and
WHSl•AS, the City Bn1ineer, in pursuance of said order baa reported
to tbi• Council tbe coapletion of all matters and things enjoined on bi•
in tbe fora and 11anner a• directed, all of said data being now on file
witb tbe City Clerk in completed form and subetance, as by said order
and by law required:
TDl•PORB, BB IT ll&SOLVBD BY THB CITY COU1'CIL OF TllB CITY OF BKGLDOOD,
COLORADO:
l. That •aid Bn1ineer'• reports, to1etber witb tbe details, specifica-
tion•, e•ti11ate•, aape and schedules prepared and filed with tbe City Clerk
be and the ea .. are hereby approved and adopted by tbia Council for use in
tbe con•truction of tbe iaprove .. nts to be made in said Pavin1 District.
2. That the aaterial• to be used in constructing tbe proposed improve-
.. nt• are •tated in the notice hereinafter set forth.
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3. Tbat tbe aaaeaa .. nta to be levied for said i•prove11ents shall .be
due and p&Jable within thirty daya fro• and after tbe final publication of
tbe ordinance aa••••in1 tbe whole actual cost of said improvements asainat
tbe real property in aaid Diatrict; provided, however, that any owner• wbo
•ball pay bi• full a••••• .. nt within said period of thirty days, shall be
entitled to an allowance of five per cent (5~) of the a90unt ao aaaeaaed
asain•t bi• property and paid by him. In case any owner of real eatate
•ball fail to pay the whole of aucb assessment against bis property within
•aid thirty day•, then the whole cost of said improvements so a••••••d
a1ainat bi• property •ball be payable in 10 equal annual inata11 .. nts of
principal, witb intereat on unpaid installments at the rate of 6~ per
aanua, payable annually; the first of said installments of aaid principal
and interest •ball be due and payable at such time as may be determined
in and by the a•••••in1 ordinance, and the remainder of said annual in-
sta11 .. nta of principal and interest shall be aue anu payable successively
on tbe aa .. day in eacb year thereafter until all are paid in full.
4. Tbat the property to be assessed for said improvements shall be
the property within the District more particularly described in the notice
hereinafter •et forth.
5. That there aball be prepared an Ordinance, in confor•ity with and
under tbe proviaiona of the City Charter and said Ordinance K6. 8, Series
of 1959, aa a .. nded by Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1959, creating w•tbin
tbe corporate liaits of said City a local improvement district to be known
aa Pavini Diatrict No. 10; providin1 for the construction in said Diatrict
of tbe iaprove .. nts, all as is in this Resolution set forth and described,
and in accordance with the report, plans, maps, specification•, details
and estiaatea of the Engineer of said City, herein referred to and now on
file in the office of the City Clerk.
6. Tbat the propoaed ordinance will be introduced aa a Bill at tbe
re,ular .. eting of the City Council at 8:00 o'clock P.M. on the 5th day
of July, 1960.
7. Tbat notice of the proposed improvements be given by tbe City
Clerk and publiabed in the En1lewood Herald and Enterprise, a newspaper
publiahed in and of 1eneral circulation in said City, in three consecu-
tive weekly editions, therein 1iving notice to the owners of the property
to be a••••••d of tbe matters and things required by law. At the ti .. of
the first publication, to-wit: June 9, 1960, notice shall also be given
by prepaid aail to all known owners of property to be assessed with the
oo•t o• said iaprovements.
Tbe Notice to be published shall be in substantially the following
fora, to-wit:
NOTICE OP A PROPOSITION TO CREATE A LOCAL IllPROVBllDT DISTRICT
IN BlfGLBWOOD, COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 10,
TO MAKB CBRTAIN STRUT AND ALLEY IllPROVBMBNTS THBRBIN AND FOR A
HmlING THBRBON.
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All owner• of reai estate and property hereinafter described, and all
persona senerally, are be~eby notified that the City Council of Bnglewood,
Colorado, purauant to requisite petitions of property owners and deaigna-
tiona bJ tbe City Council under the laws of the State of Colorado and pro-
viaiona of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Englewood, bas adopted
full detail•, plans and specifications for the construction of street and
alley iaprove .. nts and appurtenances in and for a proposed local iaprove-
.. nt diatrict within the corporate limits of Englewood, Colorado, to be
known aa Pavin1 District No. 10. Said persons are further notified as
followa:
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(a) The kinda of iaprovements proposed are:
1. Nec•••ary srading and excavation,paving with six-inch
co•pacted 1ravel baae course, with two-inch aapbaltic
concrete aurface, and concrete walks, curba and gut-
ter•, where not already installed; together with
appurtenances and incidentals on the followin1 atreeta
and avenues:
()If FROM TO
South Acoaa Street S. aide of West Eastman Avenue N.Side of We•t Floyd Avenue
South Coroaa Street S. aide of East Girard Avenue N. side of Baat Raapden Avenue
South Delaware Street S. aide of West OXford Avenue N. aide of W88t Princeton Avenue
-t &ut•n Avenue W. aide of South Downing Street B. aide of Soutb B .. rson Street
South &lati Street S. aide of West Nassau Avenue N. aide of Weat oxford Avenue
-t l'loyd Avmue W. aide of South Logan Street B. aide of South Broadway
South Pox Street S •ide of West Princeton Avenue N. side of Weat Quincy Avenue
South Galapa10 Street S. aide of Weat Bastaan Avenue N. side of Weat Floyd Avenue
-t Girard Avenue W. aide of South Downing Street B. side of Soutb Coroma Street
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OJ( PROll TO
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S..t Girard Avenue W. side of South Clarkllon Street E. side of South BroadwaJ
S..t llaapden AYenue W. side of South Lafayette Street B. aide of ·South Clarlmon Street
South Iaca Street S. side of West Stanford Avenue N. side of West Tufta Avenue
Soutb Inca Drive S. side of Wbitaker Drive N. side of West Belleview Avenue
South Jaaon Street S. aide of Weat Mansfield Avenue N. aide of West Na .. au Avenue
es tended
Soutb Kala ... tb Street S. aide of West Quincy Avenue N. side of Weat Radcliff Avenue
Soutb Kala .. tb Street S. side of West Stanford Place N. aide of West Stanford Avenue
Weat Kenyon Avenue W. aide of South Pox Street E. aide of South Inca Street
Soutb Li~ Street S. side of West Quincy Avenue N. aide of West Radcliff Avenue
loutb Lincoln Street s. side of East Eastman Avenue N. side of Bast Girard Avenue
loutb Lincoln Street s. aide of Eaat Nassau Avenue N. side of Bast oxford Avenue
Soutb Lincoln Street S. side of East Radcliff Avenue N. side of East Stanford Avenue
South Losan Street S. side of Baat Union Avenue N. side of Bast Layton Avenue
&&at Osford Avenue W. •1de of South Lincoln Street B. side of South Broadway
Soutb Pennaylvania St. N. side of Bast Cornell Avenue 150' North
Saat Quincy Avenue w. side of South Lincoln Street E. side of South Broadway
Weat Radcliff Avenue W. side of South Kalamath Street E. side of South Lipan Street
Weat Stanford Avenue W. side of South Huron Street w. side of South Lipan Street
Weat Stanford Place W. side of West Stanford Drive E. side of South Kalaaatb Street
Weat Stanford Drive N. side of West Stanford Avenue 350' Nortb
South Waahinston Street S. side of East Bates Avenue N. side of East Cornell Avenue
South Waahington Street S. side of Bast Quincy Avenue N. side of Bast Radcliff Avenue
2. Beceaaary srading and excavation, compacted sub-grade, and
witb six-inch Portland Cement concrete surface, for a total
over-all width of fourteen feet; together with appurtenances
and other incidental work on the following alleys:
On alley between South Acoma Street and South
Bannock Street from S. side of West Dartmouth
Avenue to N. side of West Eastman Avenue.
On alley between South Broadway and South Acoma
Street from S. side of West Yale Avenue to N.
side of W. Amherst Avenue.
(b) The assessments for said improvements may be paid in 10 equal install-
.. nts.
(c) Said assessments will be due and payable without demand within thirty
days fro• and after the final publication of an ordinance assessing the whole
coat of said iaprovements against the real property in said District; provided,
bowever, that any owner who shall pay his full assessment within said period of
tbirty days, shall be entitled to an allowance of five per cent (5,). In case
any owner of real property shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment
&K~in s~ hi~ p1·overty within said thirty days, then the whole cost of said improve-
.. nt so assessed againat bis property shall be payable in ten equal annual instal-
lments of principal, as aforesaid. The first of such installments of said prin-
cipal shall' be due and payable at such time as may be determined in and by the
aaeeseing ordinance, and the remainder of said installments shall be due and
payable •uccessively on the same day in each year thereafter until allare paid
in full.
(d) The rate of interest to be paid on unpaid and deferred installments
aball be aix per cent (6') per annum, payable semi-annually.
(e) Tbe extent of the District to be improved shall be all of the real
property frontins or abutting on the streets, avenues and alleys between the
teraini hereinbefore described, including the real property within one-half <i>
block of such streets, avenues and alleys. Adjustments will be made for irregu-
lar and odd shaped lots and parcels of property.
(f) As shown by the eatim ates of the engineer, the probable total cost
of said iaprovemente in said District is $425,000. of which amount the City w~ll
pay approxiaately $140,000. Probable costs per front foot on each side of the
atreets, avenues and alleys in said District are:
Asphalt paving 36' wide
$4.58 per front foot
Asphalt paving 44' wide
$5.81 per front foot
Concrete alley paving 14' wide
$4.73 per front foot
Paving of other widths in proportion to above estimates
Curb, 1utter and sidewalk (Hollywood type)
$2.90 per front foot
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Vertical type curb and gutter
$2.56 per front foot
Sidewalk 4' wide
$2.23 per front foot
6 " concrete slab
$0.68 per square foot
All estimates exclude the six per cent (61) for inspection collection
and incidentals and interest as provided by law.
Tbe cost of pavin1 to be constructed along the sides of corner lots
within said District shall be aaaessed against properties within one-
balf <i> block of such intersections and corner lots on a zone basis in
accordance with benefit• conferred on such properties.
&aeb one-half (~) block will be divided into six (6) parallel zones,
and assessment will be on the following basis:
lat Zone abutting on street, avenue or alley .....•..••.. 28.551
llex t Zone .•••••.•••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.••••••• 14. 291
Next Zone ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 14. 29c.lt
Mex t Zone ...•..•.••..••.••......•..••...••..••.....•.•.. 14. 29CJ>
Mex t Zone ••••••••.•••••••••••••.••••.••••••••••••••••••• 14. 29c.lt
If ext Zone • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 14. 29c.lt
To ta l ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••• lO()c.lt
No asseasments will be made for curbs, gutters and sidewalka in place,
which confora with the plans and specifications for the proposed improve-
11ents which are acceptable to the City Engineer.
The cost of improving street, avenue and alley intersections and
of paving in excess of 36 ft. widths on streets designated as ; arterial
within residential zoning as of June 6, 1960, will be borne by the City
of Bn1lewood. Credit will be given for partial aspbaltic concrete re-
placement on previously surfaced streets.
Property owners are specifically ref erred to the schedule of pro-
posed assessments on file in the Office of the City Clerk, frcam which
tbe approxi11ate a11e>unt to be asaesaed against any particular lot or
parcel of property may be determined.
Upon coapletion of said iaprovements, or as soon as tbe 'total cost
thereof is definitely ascertained, such cost shall be apportioned to
the property in the Diatrict. Notice of such apportionment shall be
1iven and a bearing will be held prior to the adoption of an ordinance
aaseaaing such cost, all aa provided by law.
(g) A bearing on tbia proposition will be bad by the City Council
on tbe 27th day of June, 1960, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.K. at the
City Ball in Bnglewood; and a bill for an ordinance authorizing said
iaprove .. nta will be conaidered by the City Council on tbe 5th day of
July, 1960, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M., or at an adjourned meet-
ing thereafter, at tbe City Hall in said City.
(b) A aap, estiaate and schedule showing the approximate a11e>unt
to be asaeaaed, and all reaolutions and proceedings are on file and
can be seen and exaained by any person interested at tbe Office of tbe
City Clerk at any ti .. during business hours prior to the 27th day of
June, 1960.
(1) All coaplaints and objections that may be made in writins con-
cerning the propoaed iaprove .. nta, by the owner or owners of any real
property to be aaaeaaed, includin1 those to be assessed for side street
paving, will be beard and deterained by the City Council at tbe bearing
apeetfied in tbe above para1rapb (g) or at some adjourn11ent thereof,
before final action •ball be taken.
DAT&D tbe 6th day of June, 1960.
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Publiabed in tbe Bn1lewood Herald and Bnterprise, Englewood, Colorado.
FIRST publication June 9, 1960.
PIKAL publication June 23, 1960.
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Tbe notice to be mailed to the owners of property to be assessed
witb tbe coat of said iaprove .. nta, shall be in substantially tbe following
fora, to-wit:
CITY OF BNGLBWOOD
ARAPAHOB COUNTY, COLORADO
YOU ARB HKB.BBY NOTIFIKD That the City Council of the City of Bnglewodd,
Colorado, baa adopted a Reaolution Qf Intention to create Paving District
Ko. 10 in •aid City, for the purpose of constructing paving, curbs, gutters
and aidewalka (where exiating iaprovements do not confora to City Speci-
fication•) on certain atreeta, avenues and alleys in aaid District, and
to aa•e•• tbe coat thereof against the real property to be benefited by
aaid iaprove .. nta.
You are specifically referred to the Notice of Intention to create
said Diatrict, to be published in the Englewood Herald and Bnterprise on
June 9, 16 and 23, 1960, and to the plans, specifications and proceedings
on file in tbe office of the City Clerk in said City.
A bearing on said proposal will be held by the City Council at a
... ting on June 27, 1960, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.11., at tbe
Council Cbaabere in tbe City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
DATED Thia 6th day of June, 1960. ---
The above Resolution waa ado p ted and approved on the
June, 1960.
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ATTBST:
COUll::ILllAlf llARTIK llOVllY, COU*=ILllAN BRAUN SECONDED, THAT THB FORB-
GOl1'G USOLUTIOM BE PASSED AND ADOPTED AS READ. Upon the call of tbe
roll, tbe vote resulted aa follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell,
Braun, Scott.
Nays: None.
Abeent: None.
Tbe llayor declared the motion carried.
RECESS
Tbe llayor called a recess until 10:25 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
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Tbe llayor called the Council to order at 10:25 P.11. with the follow-
ing persona present:
Councilmen Braun, Brownewell, Kreiling, Martin, McLellao, Woous,
Scott.
Tbe llayor declared a quorum present.
601-6 PROCEEDINGS OF WATER AND SEWER BOARD OF MAY 19, 1960
Tbe City Manager remarked that the Valley Water District and the
Valley Sanitation Diatrict are complying with recommendations of the
Bn1lewood Water and Sewer Board, that two tracts of land be included
into both districts and not into one alone. He referred to the Water
and Sewer Board minutes and to their recommendation to the respective
district. The llayor asked that the minutes be accepted and placed on
file.
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601-26 PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS SESSION OF
llAY 11, 1960
Tbe llayor asked that the minutes be accepted and placed on file.
601-9 PROCEEDINGS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD SESSION OF KAY 10, 1960
The llayor remarked on the new procedure for borrowing books. He
then asked that the minutes be accepted and placed on file.
601-22 PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COIDIISSIOMBRS SESSION
OF KAY l8TH, 25TH AND JUNE lST
The llayor asked that the minutes be accepted and placed on file.
Introduced as a bill by Councilman Kreiling
601-31 BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 13, SERIES OF 1960
AN ORDINANCE REZONING THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY FIDM R-l-D,
R-2-A AND R-2-B (RESIDENCE DISTRICTS) CLASSIFICATIONS TO R-3-A (llULTl-
FAMILY RBSIDBNTIAL DISTRICT) CLASSIFICATION, TO-WIT:·, A TRACT OF LAND
IN THE CITY OP ENGLBWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, COllPRISING APPROXI-
MATELY 17 ACRBS, LYING SOUTH OF AND ADJACENT TO THE CENTER LIMB OF
BAST JBnBllSON AVENUE (ALSO KNOWN AS COLORADO HIGHWAY NO. 70) BOUNDED
Olf THI BAST BY THB CENTER LIMB OF SOUTH CLARKSON STREET, AND ON THE
WBST BY THI CBNTBR LIMB OF SOUTH LOGAN STREET, AND BOUMDBD ON THI SOUTH
BY A LINB RUJflfllfG AS FOLLOWS: WBST ALONG THE CENTER LIMB OF BAST KBNYON
AVKlfUB FROll THI CBNTBR LINB OF SOUTH CLARKSON STRBBT A DISTANCE OF
400 FBBT, MOU OR LBSS, TO TllB CBNTBR LIMB OF LI'ITLE DRY CRBBK CBAlflfBL;
TllBNCB lfORTllWBSTBRLY ALOlfG THB CENTER LINE OF LI'ITLE DRY CRBBK CHANBEL,
A DISTANCE OP 980 PBBT, llORB OR LBSS, TO THE CENTER LINB OF SOUTH
LOGAN STBBBT.
was read for the second ti ...
COUJICILllAlf BRAUlf llOVBD, COUNCILMAN KRBILING SBCONDBD, THAT ORDI-
lfAlfCB NO. 13, SDIBS OP 1960 BB PASSED ON SECOND READING AND PUBLISHBD
Ill PULL IN TBB BlfGLBWOOD DRALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon tbe call of tbe
roll,. tbe vote r•8ul tad as follows:
A~ttm: Council .. n Woodll, McLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell,
Braun, Scott.
Nays: None.
Abeent: None.
Tbe llayor declared tbe 110tion carried.
Introduced as a bill by Council11an Kreiling
601-59 BY AUTHORTIY
ORDINANCB NO. 14, SERIES OF 1960
AN ORDINANCE RBZOlfllfG THB FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM R-1-B
(aKSIDKlfCB DISTRICT) CLASSIFICATION TO R-3-A (MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
DISTRICT) CLASSIFICATIOlf, TO-WIT: BBGINMING AT THE INDUBCTION OF TBB
CBKTSR LINB OP WBST LAYTOlf AV&lfUB AND THB CENTER LINE OF SOUTH ACOMA
STRUT; 'i'llDCB SOUTDRLY ALOlfG THB CBNTBR LIMB OF SOUTH ACOllA STRUT
UTDDD TO TBB llfTBRBICTlmf OP SAID CINTBR LINE WITH THI CBNTBR LINB
OP WDT CH&llAlfGO AV&lfUK; TllUC& DSTBRLY ALONG THB CENTER LID OF DST
CDJIAlfGO A'RlfU& TO TD llfTBRBETIOlf OF SAID CENTER LINB WITH TBB CBNTBR
LID OP SOUTH BAlflfOCK STU&T DT&lfDBD; THINCE NORTHBRLY ALONG TBB CINTBR
LID OP SOUTH BADOCK STUBT BXT&lfDBD TO THE INTBRSBCTI ON OF SAID CDTBR
LID WITH TB& C&lfT&R LID OP DST LAYTON AVENUE; THENCE BASTBRLY ALONG
TD CDTB& LID OP WUT LAYTOlf AVENUE TO THB POINT OF BBGINNING, IR THI
CITY OP BlfGLBWOOD, ARAPAHOB COUNTY, COLORADO.
waa read for tbe second ti ...
COUNCILMAN BROWDWBLL llOVBD, COUNCILMAN MARTIN SBCONDBD, THAT
ORDllfANCB 110. 14, S&RIBS OP 1960 BB PASSED ON SECOND READING AND PUB-
LISDD IN PULL IN THB DGLBWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Councilman Kreiling inquired about tbe dedication of rigbt-of~wa1
for street purpoaes. Tbe City llanager reported tbat this bad not been
coapleted. Diacuaaion enaued.
COUNCILMAN BRAUN llOV&D, COUNCILMAN U..TIN SBCONDBD, TO TABLB TBB
MOTION. Upon tbe call of tbe roll, tbe vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes: Councilmen Wood&, McLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Braun,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Abaent: Hone.
Tbe llayor declared tbe 11e>tion carried.
601-58 ATl'OlllfBY'S OPINION ON STATUS OF BILL FOR AN ORDINAMCB TO RBZONB
THI TRACT OF LAND AT WBST BBLLBVIBW AVBNUB AND SOUTH DBLAWARB
STRUT BXTBNDBD
Tbe City Attorney read bis letter to · the Mayor and City Council in full
as follows:
Tbe Honorable Mayor and
CitJ Council
City of Englewood
Colorado
Gentl•-n:
JOSBPH W. BSCH
Attorney and Counselor at Law
303 First National Bank Bldg.
Englewood, Colorado
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May 26, 1960
At tbe City Council .. eting of May 16th, 1960, the question was referred
to -as to ~tbe sufficiency of the vote on the bill for an ordinance under
ltea l(a) of tbe agenda for said session on the following described real
property, as set fortb in tbe caption of said bill:
Beginning at the center line of West Grand Avenue extended and
tbe Bast line of Block 2 of Goodwin Heights extended; thence
Basterly along tbe center line of West Grand Avenue extended to
interaection of said cent'er line and the East line of Soutb
Cherokee Street extended; thence Southerly along tbe east line
of South Cherokee Street extended to tbe intersection of said
Bast line and the center line of West Belleview Avenue; thence
Westerly along tbe center line of West Belleview Avenue to the
intersection of said center line with the East line of Block 2
of Goodwin Heights extended; thence Northerly along the East line
of Block 2 of Goodwin Heights extended to the point of
beginning, in the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado.
The vote on tbe bill for tbe ordinance resulted in a vote of five members
of tbe Council for tbe ordinance and two members of tbe Council against the
ordinance. Tbe question tben arose as to whether or not the vote was suf-
ficient to paas tbe bill for tbe ordinance under tbe provisions of sub-
section 4 of Section 3 of Article II of Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1955,
as A-nded, known as the "Zoniag 01·dinance of the City of Englewood."
Sub9ection 4 provides as follows:
"In caae of a protest against any changes in the ordinance or
11&p, signed by the owners of 201 or .,re of tbe area of the lots
included in such proposed change, or of those i ... diately adja-
cent in the rear thereof extending 100 feet therefrom, or of
tbose directly opposite thereto, extending 100 feet from the
street frontage of such opposite lots, such amendment shall not
become effective except by the favorable vote of three-fourths
(3/4) of all tbe meaber• of the City Council."
It seeaa to me that the following questions need to be answered in deter-
llining the question referred to me:
(1) Are the protest petitions properly before the City Council?
(2) Do tbe said petitions .. et the requirements of the above mentioned
subsection 4?
(3) Aaauaing an affirmativ• answer to questions (1) and (2), was the vote
of tbe Council, 5 to 2 in favor of the bill for the ordinance,
sufficient to pass the bill?
Tbeae questions will be answered in order.
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(1) Ia •Y opinion, tbe petition• are proper1y before tbe City Council. Tbf petition• were filed witb tbe City Planning and Zoning Commission, wbicb
i• duly coaetituted official body of the City. It wauld be unreasonable
to require proteetante to file a petition witb tbe City Planning and
Zoning Collllieaion prior to their bearing and to require tbe protestants to
file a further petition with tbe City Council prior to its bearing.
(2) In •Y opinion, the petitions meet the requirements of subsection 4,
although there are many signatures on the petitions of persons who do not
co .. wit•i• tbe requirements of eaid subsection. It seems to me, however,
that tbi• i• i1111&terial so long as there are sufficient signatures of
peraons who do co .. within the provisions of the subsection to meet its
require .. nta. I find that there are no owners signing the protesting
petitions wbo reside within tbe area proposed to be rezoned. Tbere are
a total of 21 owner• of property who come within tbe provisions of tbe
rest of eaid aubeection, er wbicb 13 owners signed written protest against
tbe rezoning, and there are 2 additional signatures which are doubtful.
(3) Obviou•~y, cou~ia~ring tbe 13 owners only, there are more than 201
signing a written proteet, so tbat a favorable vote of three-fea~tbs of
all of tbe .. aber• of tbe City Council is required to pass the rezoning
ordinance. Three-fourths of the Council of 7 members comes to a fraction
over 5, so that in •Y opinion, a vote of three-fourths means that at
leaat 6 .. abers aust vote for tbe measure. It is, therefore, my opinion
that tbe bill for an ordinance lost by virtue of not having a vote of
three-fourth• of the meabers of the Council therefor.
In view of the above conclusion•, it is my recommendation that the llayor
declare that the bill for an ordinance was lost due to the failure to
car17 by tbe required 11&jority of three-fourths of the Council, and tbat
it would be out of order to read the ordinance and vote on it on fi*al
reading.
Tbe r .. ult of auch a ruling, of course, means that the petition for re-
zoning fail• and that tbe zoning remains as it now stands.
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cc: llayor Bdward S. Scott
Mr. L. R. Rudd, City Manager
Respectfully submitted,
Joseph W. Esch
City Attorney
City of Englewood, Colorado
Tbe llayor accepted the City Attorney's recommendation and declared
that tbe bill for an ordinance wae lost due to the failure to carry by
the ~•quired 11&jority of three fourths of tbe Council and that it would
be out of order to read the ordinance and vote on it on final reading.
Diacuaaion eneued with regard to how the matter could be reconsidered.
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The City Attorney reported that it would need to be completely re-
considered including a new public bearing and possibly a slightly changed
deacription. He auggeeted a• a matter of more importance to reconsider
the three quarter 11&jority ruling as it was obviously based on aeabershii
on tbe Council of nine .. abera. Diecueaion ensued.
(Coulcilaan Braun was excused fro• the Council Chambers at 11:00 P.M.)
Couacilaan Kreiling auggeated tbat tbe matter of percentage of property
owner• neceaaary to 11ake a legal counter-petition be reviewed by tbe City
Planning and Zoning Co••isaion . ••
601-28 A'ft'OJlllft' S" OPillIOR Jl9GUU>IllG . .DMAGB& ALLEGEDLY SUSTAIMBD BY
llR. AND MRS. FORD
Tbe City Attorney read the following letter of llay 26th in full:
~· Honorable llayor and
C i ty Council
City of Bnglewood
Colorado
Gentle .. n:
JOSEPH W. ESCH
Attorney and Counselor at Law
303 First National Bank Bldg.
Englewood, Colorado
sunset 1-7212
May 26, 1960
Purauant to your referral at tbe aeeting of llay 16th, I have considered tbe
letter of Richard L. Banta, Jr. threatening legal action for damages against
*601-5' ·aa..TillG TO DBBD TO BARRY M. WILT POR FRACTIONAL ARBA OR WBST BAMPDBll AVmUB
The City Manager reported that the deed was prepared and ready for the Mayor' a
signature pursuant to authority by ordinance. The Mayor and the City Clerk
aiCJlled the deed on behalf of the City ofBnglewood.
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tbe City, allesedly sustained by llr. and llrs. Russell F. Ford of 4349
Soutb Pennaylvania Street.
I bave diacuaaed tbis aatter in detail with the City Manager and gone
over tbe history and tbe toposrapbieal maps witb bim. It appears to me
fro• tbia investigation tbat tbe following facts can be established:
(1) Tbat tbe Ford property lies in a natural drain course.
(2) Tbat any action taken by tbe City in previous years bas tended
to lessen tbe flow tbrousb such train course rather tban to increase
it.
(3) Tbat llr. Ford, or bis predecessors in interest, bave decreased tbe
flow of water in tbe natural drain course across bis property by
inatallins iaproveaents thereon and by installing an artificial
dike along tbe east line of tbe property, wbicb retards tbe flow
of tbe water.
(4) Tbat by tbe action of llr. Ford or bis pred•cessors in interest
relative to cultivation of bis property and tbe installation of
tbe iaproveaeots and the dike, there bas resulted a situation
wbicb causes con•iderable ponding in the 4300 block on South
Pennaylvania Street after any sizable precipitation; that as a
r .. ult of tbis ponding tbere is created in tbe street what
a11e>unts to a lake on tbe west extending from across tbe sidewalk
on tbe west aide of the block approximately tw•-thirds across the
street and something like a maximum of a balf a block on tbe west
aide of tbe street; that this pond further covers the sidewalk
on tbe west side of tbe street approximately a distance of 100
feet; tbat there is no outlet for the pond and that as a result,
it auat await natural evaporation to be dissipated.
(5) Tbat tbe artificial ponding in the street is dangerous to traffic
and will at ao .. indeterainable time in the future result in ac-
celeration of tbe deterioration of the street. Tbis particular
block waa a part of tbe 1959 paving district.
(6) Tbat tbe City or its agents are not responsible for the ponding
and were not negligent in tbe engineering of tbe paving in this
particular block.
On tbe ba8i• of tbe above statements, which I believe can be established
as facts fro• the explanation by the City Manager, I am of tbe opinion
tbat tbe City could successfully defend any action brought by tbe Fords
for daaase•, or tbat tbe C Lty could bring an action for mandatory injuaction
as-inst tbe Fords to cause tbe drainage to be opened in order that tbe
street llisbt drain properly.
I a• not in a pesition to state at tbis time any opinion as to tbe extena
of any daaages wbicb could be established by the City.
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cc: llr. L. R. Rudd
City llanaser
Very truly yours,
/s/ Joseph W. Esch
City Attorney
City of Englewood, Colorado
Tbe City Attorney recommended that the City not pursue tbis case or
brins action until after tbe present Linkenheil case against tbe City of
Bnslewood is determined.
601-81 R.BLATING TO PAVING ASSESSMENT AGAINST COLORADO NATIONAL GUARD
Tbe City Attorney reported that he bad talked with Duke Dunbar,
Attorney General, with regard to the paving in tbe vicinity of the Colorado
National Guard Araory in Englewood. He bad received tbe opinion that a
special act of legislature for authority to pay such assessments was
neceaaary. Diacuaaioo ensued. The lla.yor suggested that tbe matter be
referred for apecial lesi•lative remedy or general authority.
DECISION IN SIEROTA CASE
Tbe City Attorney reviewed tbe recent decision of tbe Supreme Court
wbicb declared tbe City's ordinance requiring a 3.2 Liquor License to
restrict its operation to either by the package or by tbe dri~ was
unconstitutional. He discussed the .ruling and tbougbt it unreasonable
and tbat be bad fifteen days to petition for a rehearing. Discussion
ensued. Tbe Mayor remarked that if the City Attorney felt that an appeal
is justified that be should proceed.
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601-66 PROPOSED STUDY OF TRASH AND GARBAGE NEEDS
Tbe City Manager reviewed the continuing problem of trash and garbage
diapoaal. He atated that the County co .. iasioners and the City of Little-
ton are now equally concerned as is Englewood with regard to the problem.
CitJ llana1er Toa lloore, of Littleton, suggested that the D. U. Research
¥owui&~ioo be requested to exhaust the various possibilities for dump
aite• and aeans of disposal of trash and garbage. He bad received an
eatiaated coat for such a study in the amount of $15,000. to $20,000.
for tbe project which would ex9Jd one year. The City ·11anager discussed
detail of this study and Mr. Moore's thoughts with regard to financing.
Diacuaaion ensued.
COUI«::ILIL\R BROWNBWBLL MOVBD, COUNCILMAN MCLELLAN SECONDBD, THAT TBB
STUDY llBCOllllBMD&D BY TllB CITY MANAGER AND THAT HE BE AUTHORIZBD TO CONTACT
DDVD USBARCH INSTITUTE AS TO ACnJAL WORK TO BE DONE IN CONDCTION WITH
TBB S'nJDY AND TO ESTABLISH A MORE DEFINITE PRICE. Discussion ensued. Upon
tbe call of tbe roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Woods, McLellan, Kreiling, Brownewell, Scott.
Nays: Councilman llartin.
Absent: Councilman Braun.
Tbe llayor declared the motion carried.
Councilaan llartin stated that he bad voted no because be felt they
could hire an independent agency for less money.
601-79 AGRBBllB!fT WITH STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT RELATING TO DIVIDING
INTERSECTION AT HAMPDEN AND SANTA FE DRIVE
The City Manager reviewed that this was somewhat of a standard form
of an agreement between the State Department of Highways and the various
municipalities concerned as to the installation of and payment for current
for lighting of structures at Ha•pden and Santa Fe Drive intersect,on.
Re reco ... nded that the agreement be approved.
COUNCILMAN BROWNEWBLL MOVED, COUNCILMAN MARTIN SECONDED, THAT THB
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT WITH THB COLORADO
DBPAR'DIKNT OP HIGHWAYS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO PROVIDE
INSTALLATION ' AND ELECTRIC CUIUUAIT FOR STREET LIGHTING AT llAllPDEN AND SANTA
FE DRIVE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
AJea: Councilmen Woods, llcLellan, llartin, Kreiling, Brownewell,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Braun.
Tbe llayor declared the motion carried.
601-90 BASEllSNT FOR ROADWAYS AND UTILITIES IN SCENIC VIEW AREA
The City llana1er reported that the easement for the sewer line in the
vicinitJ of the Scenic View fire station was ready for signatures.
COUI«::ILllAN KRBILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN llAllTllf SECOlfDBD, THAT THI MAYOR
AND CITV CLBRK BB AUTHORIZED TO SIGN TllB BASBllBNT AGRBBllBNT FOR ROADWAYS
AND UTILITIES IN THB VICINITY OF FIRE STATION ON BEHALF OP THI CITY. Upon
tbe call of tbe roll, tbe vote resulted as follows:
AJes: Councilaen Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell,
Scott.
Nays: None.
Abaent: Councilaan Braun.
Tbe llayor declared the aotion carried.
601-11 REVENUE .a.::EIPTS IN VARIOUS FUNDS UP TO JUNB 1, 1960
The City llana1er reviewed the revenue position of the City through
llay 31, 1960. Diacuaaion enaued. Tbe llayor thanked the City Manager for
tbe report on tbe revenue poaition for the various funda of the City.
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CITY 11Alf4GER'S CHOICE -VARIOUS PROBLBllS
Tbe City llana1er called the attention of the Council to Ila.DJ of the
varioua proble .. of the City as follows: 1. Retaining ~raonnel at the
preaent leYei; Planning o ~rector did not accept appoi,,., ... ~d one or more
are quitting in tbe Engineering Department; 2. Dump situation; 3. Need
for seal-coating; 4. Financial problems; 5. Street classification; and
report of condition; 6. Drainage problems. Discussion ensued.
601-19 CONSIDERATION OP BILLS, CLAIMS AND INVOICES FOR llAY, 1960
COUNCILllAJf lk:L&LLAJf MOVED, COUJfCILllAN BROWNDELL SBCOlfDBD, THAT THI
BILLS, CLAlllS AlfD INVOICES AS LISTBD BY THB CITY CLERK AJfD APPROVED BY
TD CITY llAJfAGD POK THB MOJfTH OP llAY, 1960 BE ALLOWED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council~eo Woods, McLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell,
Scott.
Nays: Hone.
Abaent: Councilma.n Braun.
Tbe llayor declared the 11e>tion carried.
APPOl1'TllBlfT OP UlflTED NATIONS DAY CHAIRMAN
The llayor stated that be bad contacted the League of Women Voters as
to their reco ... ndation in this matter. He bad received the name of llrs.
Walter B. Wilaon, 3777 South Ogden as being qualified for this appoint .. nt.
Tbe llayor asked if there were any objections to this appoint .. Dt. There
were none. lie thereby appointed llrs. Wilson United Nations Day Chair11&n.
RBPORT OP URBAJf MAYORS' ASSOCIATION llBETIJfG
Tbe llayor reported on recent action at the Urban Mayor's Aaaociation
.. etin1•, atatin1 that aale• tax petitions bad been distributed but as yet
the City of Kn1lewood bad not taken direct part in seekin1 signatures.
lie reported on the laat .. eting of the Urban Mayors' Association, which was
a joint .. etin1 of the Arapahoe Mayors' group, at wbicb ti .. llr. Barl
MoaleJ and lobert Millar of the Denver Water Board spoke on Denver's
water policy. Tbe llayor discuased recent changes in Denver'• policy with
re1ard to water and annexation of outside areas. He eapbaaized that as
lon1 aa th••• policiea are in effect in the City of Denver that it would
be difficult to .. et with Denver. He reviewed the or1ani~tion of the
Urban 11&1ora' Aaaociation to resist the income tax, Simpaon Plan and
perbapa now the annexation policy.
RBLATIJfG TO CHBRRBLYN HORSB CAR
Councilaan McLellan and the City Manager co ... nded llr. Howe for re-
j uvenation of the Cherrelyn Horse Car. Discussion enaued.
Be au11eated that a service club be contacted to possibly reaccept
aaintenance of the Horse Car. Discussion ensued.
OTHBR MATl'BBB
The llayor au11eated that the Citizens Committee queation be discussed
at the next informal meeting.
Councilaan Kreiling aske• if there was any patching of streets goin1
on in llaapden Hilla area? Tbe City Manager replied that there was not as
there was no place to patch without repaving tbe street.
ADJOURN
COUNCILllAlf BROWHBWBLL MOVBD, COUJfCILllAJf llAaTIJf SBCOlfDBD, THAT THI llBBT-
IlfG BB ADJ<XJRlfBD. u ~on the call of the roll, tbe vote resulted as followa:
Ayes: Councilmen Woods, llcLellan, Martin, Kreiling, Brownewell, Scott.
!fays: None.
Absent: Councilman Braun.
The llayor declared the meeting adjourned at 12:30 A.M.
/s/ B. O. Beausang
City Clerk, Clerk of the Council
Tbe ainutes of tbe meeting of the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, held on tbe 6tb day of June, 1960 A.D. stand approved as typed
this 5tb day of July, 1960 A.D.
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