HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-04-15 (Regular) Meeting MinutesREGULAR llBBTllfG OF THE CITY COUlfCIL
OF THB CITY OF ElfGLDOOD, COLORADO,
RBLD llOlfDAY TBB 15th DAY OF APRIL,
A. D. 1957, AT 8:00 P. M.
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llayor Purcell called the meeting to order and Councilman Parker gave the invocation.
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llayor Purcell asked for roll call:
PRBSBlfl': Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp and Scott.
ABSBtrr: lfone.
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One sealed bid was received and opened on Sanitary Sewer Extension lfo. 5S, Diatrict
lfo. 1, as follows:
Lakewood Pipe Line Construction Coapany ---------$15,706.00
Councilaan Rapp moved )
AYBS:
RAYS:
ABSBtrr:
Robbins seconded ) that the bid be rejected as excesaive and that the
Sanitary Sewer Extension be built .\>~ force account.
Braun, McCabe, llcLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Bapp and Scott.
lfone.
None.
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The ... tter of redivision of a part of Lot 26 and all of Lot 27, Block 3, Arapahoe
Acree, for the .purpoae of the installation of a swimming pool, non-profit-corporation
owned, on a part of the land with the remainder to be used for construction of a one
f&llily ho .. , was brought up for discussion at this time.
A report, prepared by J. M. Lacy, Administrative Assistant, was presented as re-
queated. The report covered all aspects of the problem of a swi .. ing pool of this type,
both desirable and detrimental, on the phases of zoning, health and safety, recreation and
the nuisance factor.
Dr. Edward J. Swets of 1420 East Cornell Avenue, representing approximately twenty
f&llilies petitioning for the swi .. ing pool, was recognized and spoke at length in favor
of the installation.
llr. Clyde McCoy of 2990 South Lafayette Drive, which addresa ;is imaediately adjacent
to the propoaed swilllling pool site on the South, also spoke favorably . for the installation.
llr. Robert J. Bnocha, Attorney, representing Hugo L. Priller of 2880 South Lafayette
Drive, two sites removed on the !forth from the proposed swimming pool site, SPQ_ke in op-
position to the installation of the swi .. ing pool and stated that the installatl:oa-of _
aame would force bis client to bring court action.
Councilaan Scott moved )
McLellan seconded) tbat the Englewood Planning .Collllission be reque•ted
to present to Council provisions to govern a awilllling
pool of this type as well as other types of swimaing
pools within the City of En1lewood.
After considerable debate by Councilmen,
Councilaan Rapp moved )
AYBS:
lfAYS:
AllBDT:
Parker seconded) to move the original motion.
Braun, llcCabe, llcLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp and Scott.
Rone.
lfone.
Mayor Purcell asked for roll call on the original motion:
AYBS:
KAYS:
ABSKlft':
Braun, llcCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp and Scott.
lfone.
None.
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A letter waa received and read from Messrs. Edward J. Clark, Elmer G. Boecker and
Bail J. Boecker proposing to extend the sanitary sewer line South 381 feet on South Baerson
Street fro• the existing trunk line in East Bates Avenue at their expense, and to convey
the line to the City upon coapletion. The existing sewer line in Baat Bate• Avenue is a
part of Sanitary Sewer Bxtenaion No. 6 which is still in mutual ownerahip of tbe City of
Englewood and The Winalow and McMillan Construction Company.
A letter fro• the Winslow and McMillan Construction Company was presented and read,
at this tiae, wbicb peraita the connection of the above described extenaion provided ~
per foot bead tap fee i• reaitted to their Company upon connection of each property, and
reaerving the right to extend the line further South.
After discuaaion and clarification by the City Manager,
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Couocil11&11 Rapp moved )
Braun seconded) tbat tbe proposal be accepted and that tbe City Manager
and the City Attorney be authorized to draft tbe proper
documents.
AYBS:
KAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp and Scott.
Kone.
AB8&1'T: Kone.
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A co..unication was presented fro• the Englewood Zoning Board of Adjustment wbicb
•bowed approval of a variance in lot sizes for building sites wbicb surround an ackoow-
ledced drain course. The entire area described is Lots 16 to 33, iocluaive. Block 9,
Wollenweber• Broadway Heights and is owned by Mr. B. R. Davolt. Mr. Davolt bad indicated
to tbe CitJ llanacer a willingness to deed the drain course area to tbe City in considera-
tion of tbe City aa•uaing tbe Paving District No. 6 assessment for tbe portion directly
affected by tbe drain course, and City approval of tbe remaining four sites for construct-
ion of one faaily ho .. •, and City furnishing a quantity of earth for fill purposes.
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llr. Paul Weat, At>orney, repreaentina Mr. Davolt, appeared and stated tbat bis client
bad deterllined tbat/-tila proposal would, of oeces~ity, have to be changed to one of tbe fol-_,-lowina alternati9es:
1. Sell all of the land involved to the City of Englewood.
2. Require tbe City to pay the Street Paving assessment for the entire area, an
amount approximating $2,667.00, for which he would transfer title to tbe City
for the drain course and retain the four building sites.
Couocil11&11 Rapp moved )
Robbins seconded) that Council stand upon tbe proposal as originally
presented to the City Manager.
AYBS:
KAYS:
Braun, McCabe, llcLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp and Scott.
Nooe.
ABSBM"I': Mone.
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The following reaolution, referring to revision of paving assessment mentioned in action
next above, was pre•eated and read.
RESOLUTION
WJISRIAS, Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1957, establishing assessments for tbe various
propertiea witb Pavina District No. 6, includes an assessment of $706.29 aaainat Lota 16
to 24, inclusive, and •i of adjacent vacated alley, and an assessment of $1,961.61 aaainat
Lota 25 to 33, incluaive, and Bi of adjacent vacated alley, all in Block 9, Wollenwebers
Broadway Beiabta, in the City of Boglewood; and
1flDPIBA8, aubmequent to the coapletion of the assessment rolls, a part of the above ~
scribed property baa been sold and transferred; and
1'JISRIAS, the purcbaaer of the parcel recently transferred desires to pay, at once and in ~
full, tbe aaaeaa11ent applicable to auch parcel;
lfOW, ~RB, BB IT RBSOLVBD, that the original assessment aaainat Lots 16 to 24, in-
clusive, and •j of adjacent vacated )4ley, all in Block 9, Wolleowebers Broadway Beigbts, in
tbe amount of 706.29, and aaainst Lota 25 to 33, inclusive, and Bi of adjacent vacated alley,
all in Block 9, Wollenwebers Broadway Heiabts, in the amount of $1,961.61, be stricken from
tbe aaaeaa .. ot roll• for Paving District No. 6, and that the following asaeaaaents be enter-
ed therein, and in lieu of the original assessments:
ORIGINAL ASSBSSllBNT
Lots 16 to 24, inclusive, and •l of adjacent vacated alley,
Block 9, Wollenwebera Broadway
Beiabts
Lots 25 to 33, inclusive, and
Bi of adjacent vacated alley,
Block 9~ Wollenwebers Broadway
Beisbts
Total
Amount
$ 706. 29 • • ..
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$1, 961. 61 :
$2,667. 90 '
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REVISED ASS .. SllBlft'
A part of Lots 17 to 29, inclusive,
and a part of tbe adjacent vacated
alley, in Block 9, Wollenwebers
Broadway Heights, described as:--
Beginning at the northwest corner
of Lot 17 in said block; running
thence East, 80.0 feet; running
thence southeasterly, to a point
on the center line of said vacated
alley, such point being 120.0 feet
North of the South line of said
Amount
block; running thence southeasterly,
to a point on tbe Soutb line of said
block, such point being 177.34 feet
East of the southwest corner of said
block; running thence West, along tbe
South line of said block; 177.34 feet,
to the southwest corner of said block;
running thence North, along tbe West
line of said block; 200.0 feet, to
the point of beginning. $ 853.37
A part of Lots 27 to 33, inclusive,
and a part of the adjacent vacated
alley in Block 9, Wolleowebers
Broadway Heights, described as:--
Beginning at the southeast cQrner of
Lot 27 in said block, running thence
Amount
' northwesterly, to a point on tbe
' center line of said vacated alley,
' such point being 225.0 feet North
' of the South line of said block;
' running thence East, along the
' North line of Lot 33 in said block,
' to the northeast corner of said
' Lot 33; running thence South, along
' the East line of said block, 175.0
' feet, to the point of beginning $
' • A part of Lots 16 to 19, inclusive,
' and a part of Lots 25 to 33, inclu-
' sive, and a part of the adjacent
' vacated alley in Block 9, Wollen-
' webers Broadway Heights, described
' as:--
' Beginning at the southwest corner
888.00
' of Lot 16 in said block; running thence
' East 80.0 feet; running thence •outb-
' easterly, to a point on the center line
' of said vacated alley, such point being
'· 120.0 feet North of the South line of .said
' block; running thence southeasterly, to
' a point on the South line of said block,
' such point being 88.66 feet West of the
' southeast corner of said block; running
' thence East, along the South line of said
' block, 88.66 feet, to the southeast cor-
' ner of said block; running thence North,
' along the East line of said block, 50.0
' feet, to the southeast corner of Lot rt
' in said b~Qc~: runnins ~beace aor~-.eat
' erly, to a point on the center line of
' said vacated alley, such point being
' 225.0 feet North of the South line of
' said block; running thence West, along
' the North line of Lot 16 in said block,
' 133.0 feet, to the northwest corner of
' said Lot 16; running thence South, along
' the West line of said Lot 16, to the
' point of beginning. $ 926.53
Total $2,667.90
The City Clerk of tbe City of Englewood, Colorado, is hereby authorized and direct-
ed to ll&ke the proper corrections and revisions accordingly in the assessment rolls for
Paving Di•trict No. 6.
Councilll&D llcLellan moved )
McCabe seconded) that the above resolution just read be approved and
adopted provided an agreement is reached to coincide
with the revision as s .et out in the resolution.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSE1"'1':
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
None.
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Councilaan Braun moved )
AYBS:
MAYS:
ABSBMT:
Parker seconded ) to recess for ten minutes.
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
Mone.
Mone.
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Council re-assembled with all members present.
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Mr. Rudd, City Manager, called attention to a communication from Mr. Jay T. Bell,
Bsecutive Director, Colorado Municipal League, relating to membership fee, services
rendered and the desire of the League to assist the City.
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A letter was read from Marian J. and W. H. Woolley, owners of the tract of land
at the Soutbweat corner of West Jefferson Avenue and South Cherokee Street extended.
The letter proposed that a dedication of up to forty seven feet be considered for the
purpose of opening South Cherokee Street along their East property line, for it's full
length, and that a building be erected conforming to the set back requirements computed
fro• the West line of the proposed new street. The proposal also specified that, by
agreement, the owners would retain possession of the land, and maintain and care for
saae, until such time as the City would desire to open South Cherokee Street from West
Jefferson Avenue to West Kenyon Avenue.
After discussion,
Councilll&D Scott moved, )
AYES:
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Robbins seconded ) that t he conditional dedication, as proposed by
the owners, be rejected.
Braun, McCabe, McLellan , Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
None.
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The next matter for consideration was a proposal ma.de by the Don B. Weist Agency
to cover all City employees except the Treas~rer and City. Manager under a blanket "Honesty
and Faithful Performance Bond" to a total of $10,000 coverage on any incident, and to
give credit for all other bonds now in force, at a cost of approximately $400.00. The
City llanager made showing of need and economy in the proposal and recommended acceptance.
Councilman Parker moved )
Robbins seconded ) that the recommendations of the City Manager be
accepted and that he be authorized to negotiate
the Bond.
AYBS:
MAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott
Mone.
ABSENT: Mone.
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A co .. unication was received and read from the Englewood Planning Commission re-
co .. ending the location of a sanitary sewer line in South Jason Street from West OXford
Avenue to West Quincy Avenue, to serve the Oxford Heights Subdivision; also that tbe
City enter into a "recovery" contract with Wilson Investment Company, owners of the line,
thus enabling them to receive benefit from taps which might be made on tte West side of
South Jason Street, opposite from their subdivision. ·
After study of the proposed map and discussion,
Councilman Scott 90Ved )
Braun seconded ) that the location of the line, as recommended by the
Planning Commission, be approved and that a "recovery"
contract between the City of Englewood and Wilson
Investment Company be authorized.
AYBS: Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
MAYS: None.
ABSBl'J': Mone.
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A letter was received and read from the Forest Hill Garden Club which suggested better
use of trash cans around the City streets.
The .. tter waa referred to the City Manager with a directive to tr&Jlllllit a letter of
thank• to the club and follow through in the matter of repairing present trash cans and
addin1 others where tbe need mtsbt appear.
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A letter was received and referred to the City Attorney from Mr. Horatio S. Ramsay,
Attorney, relative to a dedication of City owned property at the Northwest corner of the
intersection of South Clarkson .and Hi1hway No. 70, for street purposes, and not as owner-
ship in fee aiaple.
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A letter was received and read fro• Mr. Marvin W. Foote which stated that be must
decline the appointment as Cbair .. n of the Executive Committee to sponsor the adoption
of Boae Rule for Englewood.
Tbe aatter was referred to the Mayor and any members of Council be might select,
to assist him in organizing an Executive Committee among citizens.
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A letter was received and read from Mr. Jim Parmenter calling attention to the pro-
visions for "Arbor Day" and recommending that a resolution be drafted. ·
Councilman Parker moved )
AYBS:
MAYS:
ABSBMT:
McCabe seconded ) that the matter be referred to the City Attorney
for drafting of a proper resolution.
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
Mone.
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A letter of invitation for representation of the City of Englewood at the Inter-
County Regional Plannin1 co .. ission session April 16, 1957 was received and the Mayor
deaisnated Councilman Rapp as the City representative at such session.
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Tbe City Attorney, reporting on the status of the condemnation proceedings con-
cernin1 properties on South Lo1an Street, stated that J. Lorenzano bas indicated agree-
.. nt in ••ttling for $35,000, previously approved, for the property at 3700 South Logan
Street, but expressed a desire to retain possession until October 1, 1957.
Tbe City Attorney reported further that the owners of the properties at 3740 and
3750 South Logan Street had also indicated a willingness to settle on tbe basis of the
8&118 percentase increase over the appraised value as was authorized in tbe settlement
for the LoreD&ano property.
Tbe .. tter of tbe necessity for City insurance coverage of the property was also
brought up by the City Attorney and discussed by Council.
Councilman Scott moved )
AYES:
HAYS:
ABSElf'T:
Robbins seconded ) that the City Attorney be authorized to close the
deal for the purchase of tl:B property on the basis
of the previously approved amounts, allowing Loren-
zano to retain possession until October 1, 1957,
and insurance bytbe City being made available,
it being understood that The Englewood Public
Schools are to participate by paying one-half of
the total costs.
Braun , McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
None.
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The following resolution was presented and read in full:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1957, establishing assessments for the various
properties within Paving District No. 6, includes an assessment of $1,385.69 against Lots
1 , 2, N. 5' of 3, Blk. 13, Evanston& Broadway Addition, 2nd Filing, in the City of Engle-
wood; and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the completion of the assessment rolls, a part of tbe described
property is to be sold and transferred; and
1fllBREA8, the purchaser of the parcel to be transferred desires to pay bis own propor-
tionate share of the assessment for such parcel;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the original assessment against Lots 1, 2, N.5' I
of 3 , Blk. 13, Evanston& Broadway Addition, 2nd Filing in the amount of $ 1,385.69, be
stricken fro• the Assessll8nt Rolls for Paving District No. 6, and that the following
assessll8nts be entered therein, and in lieu of the original assessment.
ORIGINAL ASSESSllBNT
Lots 1, 2, N. 5' of 3, Blk. 13, Evanstons
Broadway Addition, 2nd Filing
REVISED ASSBSSllBNT
Lot 1, Blk. 13, Evanston& Bdwy.
Add'n. 2nd Filing $1,072. 37
$1,385.69
Lot 2, N. 5' of 3, Blk. 13,
Evanstons Broadway Add'n. 2nd
Filing
Total
$ 313.32
$1,385.69
The City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado, is hereby authorized and directed
to make the proper corrections and revisions accordingly in the assessment rolls for
Paving District No. 6 .
The above resolution was properly introduced and adopted bJ the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, at a regular session held on April 15, 1957.
Councilman McLellan moved )
Parker seconded ) that the above Resolution, just read, be approved and
adopted.
AYES:
HAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
Hone.
ABSElf'T: None.
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Supple11ent Ho. 3 to Contract and Agreement between the City of Englewood and the
Southeast Englewood •ater District for inclusion of additional areas into that District
was presented and read.
After discussion ,
Councilaan McCabe moved )
McLellan seconded ) that Supplement No. 3 to Contract and Agree11ent be-
tween the City of Englewood and the Southeast Engle-
wood Water District be approved with the ¥&1or being
authorized to sign and the Clerk to attest sall8.
AYES:
NAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
ABSENT: None.
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A lease agreement between the City of Englewood and Esco Paving Company was presented
for consideration.
Councilman Parker moved )
McCabe seconded ) that the Lease Agreement between the City of Englewood
and Esco Paving Company be approved with the 11&1or
being authorized to sign and the Clerk to attest same.
AYES: Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
HAYS: None.
ABSElf'T: None. • • • • • • •
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The following Ordinance was presented and read:
ORDINANCE NO. 12, SERIES OF 1957
Alf ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANC• NO. 43, SERIES OF 1955, BY STRIKING THEREFROM WBBREVBR
TBB SAllB APPEARS, THE WORDS "BUILDING INSPECTOR" AND 'SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR THE WORDS
"CITY B1'G INEER".
Councilman Robbins moved )
Rapp seconded ) that Ordinance No. , Series of 19 , j\.Et read, be
introduced and passed on second rea'd1ng as Ordinance
No. 12, Series of 1957, and ordered published in The
Englewood Herald and Enterprise.
ORDINANCE
MO. 12
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
Mone.
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The following Ordinance was presented and read;
ORDINANCE NO. 13, SERIES OF 1957
AM ORDIMAJl::E REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 1955, ENTITLBD "AN ORDINANCE CREATING
AJfD BSTABLISBIMG STRBBT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 5", AND DISSOLVING AND TERMINATING THE
SAID IllPROVBllDT DISTRICT NO. 5, AND CANCELLING ANY AND ALL PROCEEDINGS WHICH HAVE BED
BAD IM CO!Ofll:TIOM TBBRBWITB.
Councilman llcLellan moved )
McCabe seconded ) that Ordinance No. , Series of 19 , just read, be
introduced and passed on second rea'd1ng as Ordinance
No. 13, Series of 1957, and ordered published in The
Englewood Herald and Enterprise.
ORDINANCE
1'0. 13
AYES:
MAYS:
ABSENT:
McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
Braun.
None.
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The City Attorney reported that, in contacting Senator John Carroll regarding possible
records on the Englewood Dam, it was revealed that the WPA records indicate evidence of
City control and ownership of the dam site.
Councilman Rapp 110ved )
that a complete resume of the search for records and
other activities to date relative to the Englewood
Dam be drawn together by the City Manager and the
City Attorney for permanent record purposes.
AYES:
MAYS:
ABSDT:
Braun seconded )
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
None.
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The City Council received an engineering report as to history of drainage and
drainage facilities in the area of the 2900 and 3000 blocks South Ogden and South
Corona.
After discussion,
Councilman Scott moved )
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
Rapp seconded ) that the matter of a catch basin grating using approx-
imately 24 square feet of private property at 2970 South
Ogden Street be investigated by the City Attorney.
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
Mone.
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The City Manager presented a proposed plan of procedure to institute and maintain
an "Inventory Ledger" of City-owned property.
After consideration of the report which disclosed the magnitude of detail involved
in the coapilation,
Councilman llcCabe moved )
AYES:
MAYS:
ABSENT:
Robbins seconded ) that the City Manager's report on a plan for in-
ventory of City-owned property be received, and
that the City Manager be authorized to contact
possible sources for assistance in preparing such
Original inventory.
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
None.
None.
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Since City Council has given approval for proposed Paving District No. 7, lb'.
J. M. Lacy, Adainistrative Assistant, presented proposals from several bonding houses.
Two particular plans were offered and after discussion it was determined that the plan
offered by Bosworth-Sullivan and Coughlin and Company be accepted as the better plan
for the City. It was then directed that a clarification of the plan .be made avail-
able as soon as possible for final action and approval.
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The City Manager indicated bis desire to take bis annual vacation beginning
June 10, 1957. There were no objections.
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The following Resolution was presented and read in full:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED, That Whereas there has been previously presented to this Council,
an application for sewage treatment for a new residential area in the Southwest Portion
ot the Town of Sheridan, by Glencoe Builders, Inc., and
WHEREAS the matter was referred here upon favorable consideration by the Water
Advisory Board, and has been previously passed upon in principle, and
WHEREAS there is now before the Council a proposed Connector's Agreement, to be
executed pursuant to agreement of the parties, only after satisfactory evidence is
presented covering Waiver by the Town of Sheridan of controls over the lines to be
constructed pursuant thereto, and
1fHBREAS said Agreement otherwise reflects in all respects the understanding of
the parties,
NOW THEREFORE, Be it resolved that the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to
sign and acknowledge said Agreement with Glencoe Builders, Inc., upon presentation
of Waiver of controls over said lines to be installed by the Town of Sheridan, sub-
ject to approval of the City Attorney and the Water Advisory Board Attorney.
Councilman McLellan moved )
Parker seconded ) that the above resolution, just read, be ~approved
and adopted.
AYES:
NAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp,:Scott.
None.
ABSENT: None.
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Councilman Rapp suggested that the Police Magistrate be invited to attend the
next informal meeting of the City Council.
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Councilman McCabe suggested that the members of the various advisory and accessory
boards be invited to attend an informal meeting, in the near future, to discuss City
activities in general.
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Since there is now a vacancy in the position of Councilman in Ward I, the matter
of appointaent to such position came on for discussion.
Several candidates were carefully considered and an inf~r ... ~ P9~~ was taken.
After the results were determined,
Councilman Robbins moved )
Braun seconded ) that Mr. Lawrence L. Brownewell of 3098 South
Cherokee Street be appointed by unanimous vote
to the position of Councilman, Ward I, for the
balance of the term thereof.
AYU:
HAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
Hone.
ABSENT: None.
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Mr. Richard Graham, Co-ordinator-Attorney, in the proposed annexation of an
area in the Sceaic View vicinity, discussed several phases of services and procedures
and indicated an early presentation of annexation petitions.
Councilll&D Robbins moved )
Braun seconded )
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to recess to 9:00 P.M., Tuesday, April 16, 1957.
AYU:
llA1'8:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell, Rapp, Scott.
Hone.
ADS&Jrr: None.
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The ainutes of the meeting of the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
held this 15th day of April, A.D. 1957, stand approved as written this 6th day
of llay, A. D. 1957.
ATl'BST:
11ayor
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, RE-ASSEMBLED AT 9:00 P.M. ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957 , AS PER RECESS
FROM APRIL 15, 1957.
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Chal.arse Parker , Mayor Pro-tem re-called the meeting to order and asked for roll
call:
PRBSBJft': Braun, McCabe, llcLellan, Robbins, Parker, Rapp and Scott.
ABSENT: Purcell.
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City llanaser Rudd stated that Ripple and Howe have prepared the esti11ate for the
straishtenins of Little Dry Creek Channel West of the City Park and are prepared to
call for bids.
Councilaan McLellan moved )
McCabe seconded ) that invitation to bid be advertised and that
bids be received until 8:00 P.M. May 6, 1957,
and then publicly opened and read.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSBMT:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Rapp and Scott.
None.
Purcell. • • • • • • •
Council requested that the Clerk write a letter to Mr. Robert P. Kelley of 3020
South Delaware thanking him for offering bis services to the Council •
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Councilman Ed Scott asked to be excused at this t .ime.
Mayor Purcell entered and was seated with the Council.
Councilman Robbins moved )
Purcell seconded )
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that beginning May 1st Council meet in regular
sessions on the first 3 Mondays of the llonth,
and that the City Attorney be authorized to
prepare the papers necessary to amend the Or-
dinance.
AYES:
NAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker and Purcell.
Rapp.
ABSBNT: Scott.
It was brought out in informal .discussion that the necessary Ordinance Amendment
could not be made fully effective until sometime after July 1st.
Councilaan McLellan moved )
Braun seconded )
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to recess to 1:30 P.M. Frid&J, April 19, 1957.
AYBS:
NAYS:
Braun, McCabe, McLellan, Robbins, Parker, Purcell and Rapp.
Nom •
ABSBNT: Scott.
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Tbe llinutes of the meetin1 of the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
held this 16th day of April, A.D. 1957, stand approved as written this 6th day
of May, A. D. 1957.
ATl'EST: 118.yor