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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-09-16 (Regular) Meeting MinutesI I REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, HELD MONDAY, THE 16TH DAY OF SEPTEllBER, A. D. 1957 • • • • • • • llayor Purcell called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend Clayton Bugbee, Associate Mini•ter of the Englewood Methodist Church. • • • • • • • Mayor Purcell called for roll call: PRBSBlft': Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. ABSBlft': Rone. • • • • • • • llr. Pr•d Ulrich of Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc., and associates Boettcher and Co•- panJ, Boawortb, Sullivan • Company, and Coughlin and Company, agreed to purchase $225,000.00, Water Bstenalon Bonda, dated June 1, 1957, and maturing l>fcember 1, 1960. through 1968. Tb• following Resolution was .presented and read: R E S 0 L U T I 0 N WRBRBAS, Ordinance Ro. 15, Series of 1954, of the City of Englewood, Colorado, authorized the issuance of $1,000,000 of the negotiable coupon Water Extension Bonds of said City; and WRBRBAS, the City baa heretofore issued $675,000 of the bonds so authorized, nuabered 326 to 1000, inclusive, such bonds bearing date June 1, 1954, December 1, 1955 and June 1, 1956; and WllBRBAS, it ia neceasary for the City to issue an additional $225,000 of the bonds so authorized for the purpoaes specified in said Ordinance No. 15; TBDDOU, BK IT RKSOLVBD BY THE CITY COUHCIL OF THE CITY OF DGLDOOD IR THB COUITY OF ARAPA- BOB, COLORADO: Section 1. That for the purpose of providinl funds for supplying water and for extend- ing and iaproving the Englewood Waterworks System, the City shall issue negotiable coupon bonda in the principal amount of $225,000 payable in lawful money of the United States of Allerica, conaiating of 225 bonds in the denomination of $1,000 .eacb, bearing interest payable on the let daJ of June and the 1st day of December each year, as evidenced by interest coupons to be attached to said bonds. Said bonds shall be dated June 1, 1957, shall be numbered and ~· shall 11&ture on December 1, as follows: Bond Ros. Amount Maturi tr Interest Rate . 101-120, incl. $20,000 1960 4«J, 121-140, incl. 20,000 1961 4«J, 141-160, incl. 20,000 1962 4«J, 181-180, incl. 20,000 1963 4«J, 181-210, incl. 30,000 1964 4«J, 211-240, incl. 30,000 1965 4«J, 241-270, incl. 30,000 1986 4«J, 271-300, incl. 30,000 1967 4«J, 301-325, incl. 25,000 1968 4«J, Said bonda and the coupons to be attached thereto shall be payable at the office of the City Clerk, ea-officio City Treasurer, in Englewood, Colorado, shall be signed by the Mayor of said CitJ and atteated and countersigned by the City Clerk, ex-officio City Treasurer, under the official aeal of said City, and shall be recorded in a book to be kept by the City Clerk for tbat purpoee. All coupons shall bear the facsimile signature of the City Clerk, ex-91ficio CltJ Treaeurer. Section 2. Said bonds and the coupons to be attached thereto shall be in substantially tbe fora eet forth in said Ordinance No. 15, except that the date of the .bonds authorized by tbi• Reaolution shall be June 1, 1957. Section 3. When said bonds have been duly executed, the City Clerk shall deliver the &&118 to Peters, Writer • Christensen, Inc. and associates, of Denver, Colorado, on receipt of tbe asreed purchase price. section 4. The interest due on said bonds December 1, 1957, shall be advanced fro• the water or any other funp available therefor. For the purpose of reimbursing such fund and aeet- iDS the intereat accru't._ng on said bonds promptly and as the same becomes due, and for the pur- poae of providina for the ultimate payment and redemption of said bonds to be issued, there aball be levied on all the taxable property in said City, in addition to all other taxes, dir- ect annual taxea in each of the years 1957 to 1967, inclusive, sufficient to make such rei•- burae .. nt and pay auch interest and principal as the same become due and p~able, respectively. Said tax .. , when collected, shall be deposited in a special fund to be known as "CitJ of Bnglewood Water Bxtenaion Bond l'und, 1957" and such fund shall be applied solely to the pur- poee of the pay .. nt of tbe interest on and principal of said bonds, and for no other purpose whatever until the indebtedneas ao contracted under tbe Ordinance, botb principal and interest, shall have been fully paid, satisfied and discharged, but nothing herein contained shall be so conatrued as to prevent said City fro• applying any other funds or revenues that may be in the City Treasury and available for that purpose, to the payment of said interest and principal, as the sa.118 respectively mature, and upon any such payments, tbe levy or levies herein provided may thereupon to that extent be diminished. The sums herein provided to meet the interest on said bonds and to discbars• the principal thereof when due, are hereby appropriated far that purpose, and said amounts for each year shall also be included in the annual budget and the ap- propriation bills to be adopted and passed by the City Council of said City, in each year, re- spectively. __ -!. "•t Section 5. It shall be the duty of the City Council of said City annually at the ti .. and in the 11&DDer provided by law for levying other City taxes, if suc6 action s6all be neces- sary to effectuate the provisions of this Resolution, to ~atify and carry out the provisions hereof with reference to the levying and collection of taxes; and said City shall levy, certi- fy and collect •uch taxes in the manner provided by law for the purpose of creating a fund for the pay .. nt of the principal of said bonds and interest thereon, and such taxes, when collected, aball be kept for and applied only to the payment of the interest on and principal of said bonc:la, as hereinabove specified. Section 6. After said bonds are issued, this Resolution shall be and remain irrepealable until said bondll and the interest thereon shall have been fully paid, satisfied and discharged. Section 7. Tbi• Reaolution, immediately on its passage, shall be recorded in the Book of Resolutions kept for that purpose, authenticated by the signatures of the llayor and Clerk. Section 8. By reason of the fact that said improvements and extensions are iaperatively needed in order that the City and its inhabitants may be properly and adequately supplied with water, it ia hereby declared that an emergency exists, that this Resolution la necessary to the i ... diate pre•ervation of the public peace, health and safety, and it shall be in full force and effect i ... diately. ADOPTBD AJm APPROVBD This 16th day of September, 1957. ( S B A L ) A'ITBST: ~· creri: 11&yor Councilll&D McCabe moved, ) AYBS: KAYS: ABSDI': Brownewell seconded ) that the resolution above, introduced and read in full, be passed and adopted as read. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Bone. Kone. .. ..•.... :, .... A letter was pre•ented and read from Berry Tillman, Chief of Police, requesting perais- sion to close south Broadway fro• Floyd to Hampden Avenue for li hours for the annual "Pancake Derby" to be conducted by the Shrine Club on Saturday, September 21, 1957. Councilaan llcLellan moved, ) AY&S: MAYS: ABSBMT: Rapp seconded ) that permission be granted. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. lfone. None. • • • • • • • The following recommendation was received from the Planning Co1Dllission: That, since some of the provisions of the public and semi-public Swimming Pool Ordinance are considered to be difficult to enforce without a City Sanitation Officer and since there are other phases of public health investigations needing like atten- tion, it is recommended that Council, within the foreseeable future, consider the creation of such a function for the City of Englewood according to State· statutes. Councilaan Rapp .:>ved, ) AYBS: lfAYS: ABSBMT: Scott seconded ) that the recommendation be received and referred to the City Manager for his personnel file and for bis con- sideration with no recommendations. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. lfone. lfone. • ••••••• The following Resolution was presented and read in full: R B S 0 L U T I 0 N WBBRaAS, the citizens of Englewood have recently been saved an annual &110unt in tax lev- ies equal to one-half of one mill, an amount which now equals approximately $19,000 per year, by recent District Court action in Greeley which excluded from the Blue River-South Platte Water Conservancy District not only Englewood, but several other neighboring conmunities, and WBBRBAS, the City Council of the City of En1lewood desires to officially bring this ... t- ter to the attention of all Englewood citizens as well as giving public recognition to those whose efforts brought about this important decision, and 1fllBRKAS, to quote Attorney Marc Shivers' statement: "Once a city finds itself in the water business, it auat always be in the water business if it is to survive", Council wishes to endorse tbe fact contained in such quotation which demonstrates vividly the need to fira- ly prosecute to the fullest extent of the city's ability by legal measures the prevention of any encroachllellt on the rights of its citizens, now, therefore, BB IT RBSOLVBD that Attorney llarc o. Shivers, Jr., Englewood's Special Water Advisory Counsel, and City Attorney, Joseph w. Beeb, be commended for their very able representation on behalf of the citizens of Englewood before the District Court at Greeley, Colorado, in session in the matter of The Blue River-South Platte Water Conservancy District; and, further, BB IT RBSOLVBD that as a token of Council's appreciation for this, as well as 11&11y past services, official Englewood identification plaques be struck enuaerating these 1entle .. n's ll&jor contributions toward better government on behalf of the citizens of Englewood. I I I I I Councilaan Robbins moved, ) Braun seconded ) that the resolution just read be approved and adopted and that Mr. Esch and Mr. Shivers should receive copies of said resolution in addition to the plaques. AYBS: KAYS: ABSBlft': Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, llcLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. None. Kone. • • • • • • • City Attorney Joe Bach made a report on the zoning status at 3491 South Downin1 Street wbere application bad been aade for a liquor license, stating that the place w ..... esally re1iatered aa a non-conforaing use, and that a liquor store could be le1ally o~ated at tbat place. Councilaan Parker moved, ) Robbins seconded ) that the application for liquor store license by llr. Clifford Starr of 3491 South Downin1 Street be raised from the table and that the issuance of the liquor license be denied in view of the remonstrances of the residents of the area. AYBS: Braun, Brownewell, ·11ceabe, Parker, Rapp, Robbins and Purcell. KAYS: llcLellan and Scott. ABS.Blft': Kone. • • • • • • • The following Ordinance waa presented and read: ORDIN.AXCB NO. , SBRIBS OP 19 All OBDl•AlfC& AllDDllG ORDIK.AXCB MO. 45, SERIBS OF 1955, OF TBB ORDIKAlfC&S OF TBB CITY OF smLnOOD, COLORADO, BJn'ITLBD "ZOKIKG ORDINAI«::E OF THE CITY OP BIGLBWOOD" TO BXTBID Tm TlllB JOB a.GISTRATIOK OP NON~IQ'ORMIKG US&S TO JULY 1, 1958. Councilaan Rapp moved, ) OBDIRAlfCB m. n AYBS: KAYS: ABSBirr: Parker seconded ) that the Ordinance Ju•t read be introduced and passed on second reading as Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1957, and ordered published in the Bnglewood Herald and Enterprise. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. lfone. None. • • • • • • • The following Ordinance was presented and read: ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 19 All ORDIR.OCB CllAlfGING TBB NAMES OF CBRTAIN STREETS WITHIN THI CITY OP BlfGLBWOOD, COLORlDO. Councilman McLellan moved, ) Rapp seconded ) that the Ordinance just read be introduced and paased on second reading as Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1957, and OIDI•AJl:B · ordered published in the Englewood Herald and Enterprise. m. so AYBS: KAYS: ABS.Blft': Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and P\rcell. Mone. None. • • • • • • • The following Ordinance was presented and read: ORDINANCE NO. ____ , SERIES OP 19~ · il ORDINAlfCB TO PROVIDB POR THE CONSTRUCTION AND REGULATION OF PRIVATB SWilllllNG POOLS ARD OTKik SUCH PACILITl&S IX TBB CITY OP BNGLDOOD, COLORADO. Councilaan Rapp 1M>ved, ) OBDIWAEB m. 31 AY&S: KAYS: ABSB1"1': Braun seconded ) that the Ordinance just read be introduced and passed on second reading as Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1957, and ordered published in the Englewood Herald and Bnterprise. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell- Kone. None. • • • • • • • The following Ordinance was presented and read in full: ORDINANCE NO.~, SERIES OF 19 il OBDIKAll::B APPROVING Alf AGRBBllBJn' WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF COLORAll> POR TBB PURPOSB OP IllPROVIlfG A PORTION OF STATE HIGHWAY NO. 87 WITHIN THE CITY OP BlfGLBll>OD, COLORADO, AID AUTBORIZllG ill> DIRIX:TING THE llAYOR AND CITY CLERK ·TO EXS::Ul'E SAID AGRBBJIDT OB BBBAT.P .OF TBB CITY. Councilman Parker moved, ) ORDIRAJ«:B Ro. 32 AYBS: MAYS: ABSBMT: Brownewell seconded ) that the Ordinance just ~•ad be introduced and paased on second reading as Ordinance Mo. 32, Series of 1957, and ordered published in the Bnglewood Herald and Bnterprise. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Mone. Mone. • • • • • • • The following Bill for an Ordinance was presented and read in full: A BILL FOR Alf ORDIRAMCE PROHIBITING TUB GROWTH OF ANY WEEDS, GRASS, BRUSH, RUBBISH, OR DBLBTBRIOUS UDBALTBJ'UL, NOXIOUS llATTBR OM ARY LOT, PLACE OR AREA, OR UPOR ARY SIDDALK, BrRBBT, <a AIJ.ft ABUTl'lllG TBB SAllB, WITHIN THE CITY OF EMGLDOOD; AUTHORIZING TBB BUILDilfG IXSPICTOR TO SOTIIT TB.B OCCUPOT, OWXBR, OR AGDT OF SUCH OWMBR TO CUT, DBSTROY AXD/OR RBMOVB TBB SAD, AID PBOVID- lllG A llBTBOD TBBRBPOR; PROVIDING FOR A MBTBOD OF THE ASS.SSllB1"1' TBBRBOF AGAIKST TB.B PROPDTY UPOR TBB FAILURB, lfBGLJl::T, OR RBFUSAL OF ARY OCCUPANT, OWMBR, OR AGDT TO RBll>VE TBB SAD; DD RBPBALilfG ORDIMAlfCE RO. 2, SBRIES OF 1914, AMI> ALL OTHBR ORDIMAJ«:BS ill> PARTS OF ORDIKAICBS IX COlfFLICT llBRBWITH. BB IT ORDAIMBD BY THB CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EMGLDOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Mo occupant or owner of any lot, place or area within tbe City of Englewood, or acent of such owner, shall perait on such lot, place or area, or upon any sidewalk, street, or alley allutting the sa .. , any weeds, grass, brush, rubbish, or deleterious unbealtbful srowths, or other noxious matter of any kind that may be growing, .lying, or located thereon. Section 2. The Building Inspector of the City of Englewood is hereby authorized and ••- powered once each year to notify in writing the occupant or owner of any such lot, place or . I area within tbe City, or tbe agent of such owner, to cut, destroy and/or remove &DJ sucb weeds, I sraas, brush, rubbish, or deleterious unhealthful growths or other noxious matter of &DJ kind found growing, lying, or located upon such owner's or occupant's property, or upon tbe side- walks, streets, or alleys abutting the saae. Such notice shall be sent by reci•tered or certified aail, addressed to said occupant, owner, or agent of said owner, at bis laat known address, or to the address of the preaises. section 3. Upon the failure, neglect, or refusal of any occupant, owner, or acent ao no- tified tO cut, destroy and/or remove weeds, grass, brush, rubbish, or deleteriou• unbealtbful growtba,·or other noxious matter of any kind growing, lying, or located upon such property, or upon the sidewalks, streets, or alleys abutting the same, within ten (10) clays after receipt of tbe written notice provided for in Section 2 above, or within ten (10) days after tbe date of sucb notice in the event tbe same is returned to tbe City by the Post Office Depart..-t because of it• inability to aake delivery thereof, provided the same was properly addr ... ed to the last known address of such occupant, owner, or acent, the Building Inspector i• bere- by authorised and eapowered to cauae the cutting, destroying and/O• removing of sucb weecla, eras•, bru•h, rubbish, or deleterioua unhealthful growths or other noxious matter of any kind : by tbe Street Depart .. nt of tbe City of Bnglewood, and to cause tbe cost thereof, including five percent (5') for inspection and other incidental costs in connection therewith, to be assessed by tbe City Clerk qainst tbe lots and tracts of land fro• wbicb such weeds, brusb, ':.>·, .... : and rubbish are removed, or against tbe owner of the land abutting thereto. Section 4. The a11seaa .. nt provided for in Section 3 above shall be a lien in the several &llOUDt• aa• .. ••d as&J..A•t each iot or tract of 1and unt~i pa~d, and aba11 have pr~or~t~ over all other liens except 1eneral ta.sea and prior special aaae•a .. nta. In c&8e &DJ aucb ....... I .. nt aball not be paid within thirty (30)days from the date thereof, tbe 8&118 aball be cert1-. fied by the Clerk of the City of Englewood to the County Treasurer -of Arapahoe County, Colo- rado, prior to October lat of each year, or to the officer of the county having cuatocly of tbe tax list at tbe ti .. of such certification, to be by bi• placed upon tbe tax liat for tbe current year, and to be collected in the same manner as other taxes are collected, with a ten percent (10$) penalty thereon to defray the cost of the collection. All of the lawa of the state for the asseaa .. nt and collection of general taxes, including tbe laws for tbe •ale of property for taxea and redeaption thereof, shall apply to and bave full effect for the collect- ion of all such aases•aents. Section 5. Ordinance Ro. 2, Series of 1914, and all other ordinances and parts of or- dinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 8. The City Council hereby finds, determines and declares this Ordinance·i• necessary for the i ... diate preservation of the public peace, health, safety and convenience. Section 7. In the opinion of the City Council an emergency exiata; therefore, tbis Or- dinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its final passage and publication. Passed on First Reading by the City Council of the City of Bnglewood, Colorado, tbia .18 cl8W of Septeaber, A. D. 1957, and ordered published in the Englewood Herald and Bnterpriae. ATTBST: City Clerk Councilll&D llcLellan moved, ) Mayor Braun seconded ) that the Bill Jllst read be approved and passed on first reading and ordered published in the Bnglewood Herald and Bnterprise. AYBS: Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott .and Purcell. RAYS: Mone. ABSBlft': Rone. • • • • • • • I A license permitting installation of a sanitary sewer l.ine across Public Service Company R/I in Section 33-4-68 by the City of Englewood, was presented for signature. Councilaan Rapp moved, ) AYBS: NAYS: ABSEIT: Parker seconded ) that the executing of the license aareement by the City be approved. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. None. None. * * * • * * • The City Manager presented complete Engineering reports on water and sewer survey coa- piled by Dale Rea for the area North and West of the City. Council11&n Rapp moved, ) AYBS: NAYS: ABSBlfl': Scott seconded ) that the Engineering reports be received and referred to the Water Advisory Board and to the Planning Co .. ission. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbin&, Scott and .._cell. None. None. • • • • • • • Councilaan Scott moved, ) Rapp seconded ) that the request to increase from 2 hours to 3 hours off~ street parking on the City parking lot bounded by Acoma and Bannock Streets and Greenwood and West Girard Avenues, AYBS: NAYS: ABSBlft': which was tabled September 3, 1957, be raised from the table. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. None. None. Councilman Scott moved, ) Robbins seconded ) that the City Manager notify the Chamber of Co ... rce that in accordance to Paragraph &'.of the lease acr-ment made with Shopping Centers, Inc., dated Koveaber 28, 1950, which reads, "The Lessee agrees that the rules and regulations for the operation of said parking lot shall provide a parking limitation, which shall not be more than two (2) hours," therefore, tbe Council is not in position to act on this request. AYBS: . Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. KAYS: None. ABSBlft': None. Councilll&D Parker moved, that the City Attorney be requested to determine whether the lease with Shopping Centers, Inc., is valid. llotion was lost for want of a second. • • • • • • • Tbe City llanaaer made a report on the present status of requests for paving petitioaa, and pertinent estiaates of cost; also distribution of arterials involved. The City llanager waa asked to study the 3100 block So. Downing St. before distributing petitions for that area. The City llanager gave some specifications and estimates of cost for alley paying as follows: 12' aller with concrete curb approximately $2.25 per front ft. 14' alley with thick outer edges $1.75 to $1.80 or With concrete curb8 $2.45 per front foot. And that an alley in co .. ercial zones should be concrete. Councilll&D Parker moved, ) AYBS: KAYS: ABSBlft': Brownewell seconded ) that the 14' alley with retainer be adopted as a standard alley in residential areas. Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Braun. Kone. • • • • ·* • • City llanqer stated that he had received a letter froa the "Seai-pro" baseball club known as the Red Birda, for teaporary use of the old City dump for a baseball field, knowing that they aay be asked to move at any time, if they fix it up for a playing field. Councilll&D Parker 11aved, ) Robbin• seconded ) that ~~e request be granted subject to stipulations, and, after discussion, Councilaan Rapp moved, ) AYBS: JfAYS: ABSBlft': McCabe seconded ) to amend the motion and refer same back to the City llanager for bis recommendations. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, KcLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Kone. Kone. Councilaan Braun moved, ) Rapp seconded ) to reconsider the previous motion. AYBS: Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, llcLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. NAYS: None. ABSElfT: Kone. Council-.n Rapp moved, ) AYBS: KAYS: ABSBJrr: Braun seconded ) to withdraw the amendment. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Puraell. Kone. Kone. Councilaan Rapp moved, ) AYBS: RAYS: &BSBJrr: Braun seconded ) to withdraw the original motion. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Kone. Mone. Councilman Rapp moved, ) AYBS: RAYS: ABSB:NT: Braun seconded ) that the request for use of the City dump be placed on the agenda for the meeting of October 7, 1957. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Kone. Mone. • • • • • • • - City ll&Daser, L. R. Rudd, presented the proposed City budget for 1958. Councilman Rapp 1M>ved, ) AYBS: KAYS: ABSBBT: Robbins seconded ) to receive the budget and set the date for public beariDI on the budget October 7, 1957. ~aun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Rone. Kone. • • • • • • • Councilman Rapp moved, ) AYBS: RAYS: ABSDI': Parker seconded ) that the Resolution on drain cour••• wbicb was read and tabled September 3, 1957, be lifted froa tbe table. llcCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins and Purcell. Braun, Brownewell and Scott. Mone. Councilman Rapp moved, ) Parker seconded ) tbe adoption of the Reso1ution aa presented. (Bee 9-3-57) Councilman Braun moved to table the above Resolution until the first meetin1 in Decea- ber. llotion was lost for want of a second. And, after further discussion, tbe ro11 waa ca11ed on tbe original motion, as follows: AYBS: lfAYS: ABSBln': llcCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins and Purcell. Braun, Brownewell and Scott. Mone. • • • • • • • After discussion, Councilman Braun asked that bis motion be withdrawn, to wbicb tbe sec- ond asreed. Councilaan Braun moved that the straight line policy "indicated on the map as Bo. 2" be adopted. llotion lost for .want of a second. Councilman llcLellan moved, ) Parker seconded ) that the compromised plan "indicated on map as Xo. 4" be adopted. AYBS: KAYS: ABSBtn': llcLellan, Parker and Robbins. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, Rapp, Scott and Purcell. Kone. Council11&11 Braun moved, ) AYES: MAYS: ABSBlft': McLellan seconded ) that the straight line policy "indicated on 11&p aa Ko. 2" be adopted. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Rapp. Mone. • • • • • • • In general discussion it was -greed that there is a need for a coapiled hiatory dwater plant development and water rights to date, including among others --events, rigbta, atatutes, general estimates of cost, rough inventory, contingent holdings, etc.; and sug1eatin1 aaaign- ment of the task to Water Counsel, with the assistance of the Water co .. iaaioner and City Clerk. I I I Councilman Scott moved, ) AYES: MAYS: ABSBlfT: Braun seconded ) that the water counsel prepare same with tbe assistance indicated. Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellan, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and Purcell. Mone. None. • • • • • • • It was brought to the attention of the Council by Mr. Parker that Lee Corder was .oper- atin1 under a Hotel and Liquor License but the cafeteria at 75 W. Greenwood bad been closed for about 2 weeks. The City Manager was requested to have the Chief of Police make a check of same. * • • * * * * Councilman Robbins moved, ) Parker seconded ) to adjourn. AYES: MAYS: Braun, Brownewell, McCabe, McLellen, Parker, Rapp, Robbins, Scott and PuJlcell. Mone. ABSBJl'r: Mone. • * * • * • • The minutes of the meeting of the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, held tbis 16th day of September, A. D. 1957, stand approved as y1,.Ji. · _ ___ _ this 7th day of October, A. D. 1957. Mayor ATl'BST: ~~ </ City Cl.erk