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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-02-01 (Regular) Meeting MinutesREGULAR MEET nm OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE cm OF ltll IA1COD I EROLEWOOD, COLORADO THIS MONDAY THE 1st DAY OF FEBRUARY A.D. 19.54. Mayor Harry Ge Weieand called the meeting to order and asked for Roll Calle ROLL CALL11 Banta, Present Chasteen, Present Cushing, ~esent Jamieson, Present McAlister1 Present Parker, Present Roboha, Present Weigand, fresent Wright I • I oJ,.. . it. . PRESENT: Eight AB.SmTI ()ie Councilman Wright entered and wa s seated with the Council. City C1erk read the minutes of the Regular meetine of Jan. 4th, Special call •eting ot Jan. 13th nnd Adjourned meeting of Jan. 18th, 1954. Councilman Jamieson Moved) ROLL CALL1 1t:Alister Seconded) 'l'hat the Minutes read by the City-Clerk be approverl a s corrected. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cush i n e , Aye AYES1 Nine Jamie son, Aye McAlist er 1 Aye Parker 1 Aye NAYS: None MAYOR SO ORDERED: : 1 : Robohm, J7e Weigand, qe Wright, qe ABSBNT1 None Clerk presented the a pplication for Liquor Licens e of Natale Bog g io of the Cherrelyn Inn. Same haring been received January 4th, 19.54 and property posted. Attorney Boggio made a request the permit be granted and gave the past history of the buaineu actirlty ot his father a nd also what he intended to have there. Mr. Arthur Wright came before the Council stating there was not a need for such a place and asked the application be denied'• A:ttorne7 Marc o. Shiwrs, stated the need of such an Inn and Banquet Room and asked the a pplication be anpr ov e d. Councilmn Cuahing1 Moved) ROLL CALL: Jamieson, Seconded) That the License be granted. Ba nta, Aye Ch a steen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES: ~ght Jamieson, Aye ~lister, Are Parker, NIJY NAYS: One MAYOR S 0 01 DERED: : : t Roboha, qe Weigand, AJ'e Wright, ·J:t'e ABSEN'l'1 Rane Clerk rea d an app lica t i on for license to sell Beer in containers by the Beacon Grocery, owned and operated by Ha rold Fe Porter at L.732 s. Broadway. IJouncilman Cwshillg 1 Moved) ROLL CALL; Wright, Seconded) That the ap plication l::e received and the premises posted. The hearing be held April 1st. 19S4. Banta , Aye Chasteen, Aye Cus hing , Aye AYES: Nine Jamieson, Aye McAlister, Aye Pa.rker 1 Aye NAYS: None MAYOR SO ORDERED::: Roboba, Ii¥• Weigand., qe Wright 1 1.7• ABSENT: Rone A.'ttarneT M. o. lbi'YVll pres ented an ap plication for a three way Liquor Lj_cense for Clara Gillia, ownei' an d operator of the Plantation, loca ted at .$020 s. Broadw81"•· Councilnan Cushing , Moved) ROLL CALLs J am ieson, Secorxied) That the application be received and the pre11d.see posted and a hearing held March lat, 19.54. Bmta, qe Chasteen, Aye Cu sh ing1 kye A?ESI Nine Jamie son, Aye McAlister, Aye Parke r, Aye NAYS: None MAYOR S 0 ORD ERED: : :s Robohm, A¥e Weigand, be Wright, qe ABSENT: Hone I ' I ci .. k read the following co1'11lunication1 The Senate has adopted Senate Resolution No • .3 1 regarding ice bases and de ep fr eezes nnd Senate Resolution No. 5, regarding closing ot cesspools, and have requested that you be furnished a copy or these resolutions. Co\D'lCilman Wright stated he had investi~a ted the feasibility of vacnting the Boulevard in the 3700 Bloock So. J!.J.ati. It being adjacent to the Fowler Property. After Disscuasion. Councilman Cushing, Mewed) Roll Calls McAlister, Seconded) 'nlat the Street be vacated, providing the all97 be va cated and an easement would be required with a Quick Claim Deed from the owner ot both aides of the a lley between Delaware & El.ati Streets in the 3700 Block. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES : Nine Ja mieson, Aye McAlister, Aye Parker, Aye NAYS: None . MAYCE SO ORDERED s : : Robohm, Aye Weigand, Aye Wright, Aye .. ABSENT 1 lfone ,., Mr. Boggs came before the Council wanting the property at Floyd and Downing changed from an R-1 to a R-.3 District. Council stated he would need to go before the zoning board. Clerk read a letter from the City Eneineer as follows1 The Sewer :S.r1Jle lley between So. Downing and So. Marion from Eastman to Girard being ~iOJll 23, r District No •. 1, h3S been comp l eted by the Contractor, McMillion and Pascal tion Company, a ccording to contr ~ct. The above Sever has been inspe cted by this Dep:irtroont and found satisfactory. The final aount due the Contr,.,ctor is Thirty Eight Htmdred and Fifteen Dollars, {83815.00) it 1a rec019111Dded that the above be a ccepted a nd the Contractor be paid the above amount as final ~t. Respectfully submitted, Neil w. Barde, City Engineer. Council.nan v.·right, Moved) ROLL CAIJ..1 Jamieson, Secorxled) To accept the Sewer and the Contractor be paid. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES1 Nine Jamieson, Aye McAlister, Aye Pa rker, Aye NAYS: None MAYOR SO ORDERED:: :s Robohm1 Aye Weigand, Aye Wright, Aye ' ABSENT: None Cl.erk read a letter f rom Da le Rea, Consulting Engineer, ria~ the F,arth Regulatory ReaerYOir constructed by the Colorado Constructors, Inc. stating the reserYoir wa& completed and the Contra ctors should be pa id , the final payment subject tothe one year guarantee c~ue. Councilman Robohm, Mewed) ROLL CALLI Chasteen, Secorxled) That the above reservoir be accepted and the final payment be made to the Colorado Constructors, Inc. Banta, Aye Ch~steen, AJre Cushing, Aye AYES : Mine Jamie s on 1 Aye McAlister, Aye Parke r, Aye NAYS : None MAY OR SO ORDERED1:11 Robohm, Aye Weigand, J.ye Wright, Aye ABSENT1 . None Clerk read a let ter from Da le Rea, Consult i ng t:',n ginee r, regarding the sewage treat•nt plant constructed by-the J. ff. Keller Con st ruc ~ion C~, stating the Plant vas co~lete except tor f'rading and the Contractor should be paid the f inal payment less 11000.00 on grading and contingencies. Payment beine made subject to the one year guarantee clause. ~ouncilman Chasteen, Moved) Robohm, Seconded) That too En gineers report on sewer be a:ccepted. ROLL CALL: Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES1 Nine Jamieson, Aye .l"'cAlister 1 Aye Parker, Aye NAYS: None ~YCE SO ORDERED:::: Robohm, Aye Weigand, Aye Wright, Aye ABSENT 1 None " 1}. ,. City Manager presented approved claima on the General Fund-totaling $54 1 769.34. ~ouncilan Culhing, Moved) ROLL CALLI Robohm, Seconded) That the above approved claiml!I on the General Fund be paid. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES1 Nine Jamieson, Aye McAlister, Aye Parker, Aye NAYS: None MAY OR SO OR DERED a:: r Robohln, Aye Weigand, Aye Wright, Aye ABSENT1 None City Manager presented approved claims on the Water Department totaling $24 1 901.71. Councilman Cushing, Mo ved) ROLL CALLI Wright, Seconded) That the ab ove approved claims on the Water PUnd be paid. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye Jamie son, Aye McAlister, Aye Parker, Aye AYES1 Nine NAYS: None MAYCR SO ORDERED1::: Robohm 1 Aye Weigand, Aye Wright 1 I.ye ABSENT I . None City Manager presented approved claims on the Sewer Disposal Pla.rl't Fl.llld totaling $85 1 528.53. Councilman Cushing, Moved) RCLL CALLI RobohJn 1 Seconded) That the above approved claims on the Sewer Pl.ant be paid. Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushine, Aye AYES: Nine J~son, Aye McAlister, Aye Parker, Aye NAYS: None MAYCR SO ORDERED: 1: 1 Robohm, A7e Weigand, Aye Wright, A.Te ABSBNT1 None Attorney Bodan presented and there wa s read the following bill for an ordinance. BI LL : FOR AN ORD INANCE s.5TAB LISHING A S CHEDULE OF RA TF.S AilD CHARGES FOR TREAT1£NT OF SANITARY SEWAGE . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGL EWOOD, COLORADO. Section le There a re here by esta blished the f ollowine annual applicable rates and charges tor the treatllent of sanitary sewa ge, to-wits Single 1-'a mily Unit or Dwelling -----------$10.00 Multiple Dwelling, Apartment Houses and Tourist Courts, 1st Uni t --------------------lOeOO 2nd Unit ----------------------6.oo All units in excess of 2------1.50 Filling & Service Stations & Garages. Ea.ch toilet or urinal --------6.oo Ea.ch Wash Rack---------------20.00 Ea.ch Lavatory----------------.50 Churches-----------------------------------15.oo Office buildings or business es tablishments, 1st toilet--------------------10.00 2nd toilet--------------------6.00 Ea.c h additional toilet--------1.50 Ea ch laTatory----------------.50 Restaura nts & cares. Class "A" (seating c a pa city for 40 or more patrons)----------25.oo Class "B" (seating capa city for 25 to 40 pa trons)------------20.00 Class "C" (seating cap ~city f or less than 25 patrons)------------15.oo I I I I Laundries-------~------------------------$35.oo Help your self laundries-----------------20.00 . Cleaning plants--------------------------20.00 Beer parlors-----------------------------20.00 Trailer Courts. 1st trailer unit------------ 2hd trailer unit------------ Ea.ch additional unit-------- io.oo 3.00 .75 Hospital, Sanitariwns, Dairies and Industries. Schools. The rates and charges for the above shall be based on 70% of the consumption of metered water. The charges shall be $10.00 for the first 250,000 gallons of sewa ge. The charges for any excess over 250 1 000 gallons of sewage shall be at the rate of 1.34.00 per million gallons. Said rates and charges or hospita ls, sanitariums, dairies, and industries shall be due and payable monthly. The rate and cha rges for schools shall be based on 7<Y!, of the consumption of metered water for a nine month period commencing September first and ending May thirty-first. The charge shall be $10.00 for the first 2SO,ooo gllons ot sewaee. 'nle charge for any excess over 2501 000 gallons of sewage shall be at the rate of $.34.00 per million gallons. The above rates a nd char bea, plus 20%, shall be a pp licable to all areas outside the City L1mits. Said rates and charges except as hereinabove provided shall be due and payable in instal.l.ments of one-half on the 2nd day of Jan ua r y a nd one-half on the 1st day of . July except tha t shcools shall be billed monthly • . Failure to pay said r a tes and charges when due shall be cause for discontinuance of water service, or in the event an y property served by said sewerage system is located outside the City Limits of Englewood, and the owner thereof shall neglect, fail or refuse to pay the rates and ch a rges fixed horeinabove 1 the City Clerk shall certify the said rates and charges due to the County Commissioners of the County in which said delinquent users' property is located, and the same shall become a lien upon the real property so served by s aid sewerage system, and collected in the manner as though they were a part of the taxes. Section 2. The City Council hereby finds, determines, and declarea that this Ordinance is necessary for the immediate preservation of t he public p eace, health, safety and convenience• Section J. In the opinion of the City Council an e mer e ency exiatsJ therefore, this ordinance shnll take effect and b e in f orce from and a fter its final passage and publication. Introduced, rea d, pass ed on !irst rca dinc and ordered publ i shed this 4th day of February A. D. 1954. A~T; Mayor City l.Terk Councilman Cushing, Mov e d) ROLL CALLr Chasteen Seconded) That the bill just introduced and read be passed on first reactlng and published in the ~glewood Press. Banta, Aye Ch a steen, Aye Cushing , Aye AYE5a Nine AYS: None Jamieson, Aye "obohm1 Aye Ji::Alister, Aye Weigand, Aye Pa rker, Aye Wright, Aye ABSENT: None MA Yffi S O ORDERED::: 489 • Attorney Bodan presented and there was read the followine bill: A BIL L: FOR AM ORDilJAtTCE RIDULATnm THE HANDLDTG, STOP.AGE, A 1 rn TRANSPORTATION OF INFLAMMABLE LIQUIOO ATID THE OPERATION OF TANKS,. TANK TRUCKS, TANK TRAILERS, TAfflSEMI*TRAIIERS C001ECTED WITH TRA1"SPORTATIOO THEREOF • . BE IT ORDAP'ED !3Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE crrY OF ENG tEWOOD, COLORADO. Section 1. DEFINITIONS: Wherever in t '.lis ordiance the followi."'lg terms are used, they shall be deemed ~nd construed to have the me aning ascribed t~ them in this sections . (a) TANI: "ny-device havine a capa city of more than 150 liquid gallons and used for the storage, either tempo~ary or otherwise, of inflammable liquids. (b) TANK TRUCKS 00 TRAMS PORT TANK T~UCKS : Any motor vehicle used for the transportation of inflammable liquid.S' and which, for such purpose, is provided with a tank or tanks mounted on the frame or chassis of such vehicie • . (c) TANK TI?AILERS1 Any ve h icle without its own motive power but drawn by a motor vehicle used for the transportation of inflarmiable 11,quids, and which, for such purpose, is provided with a tank or tanks mounted thereon • . (d) TANK SEMI-TRAILERS• A vehicle of the trailer type, having one or more axles and two or more whe e ls, designed and used in conjunction with a mo~or vehicle bearing some part or its weieht and used for the transportation of inflalllable liquids and for which purpose, is provided with a tank or tanks mounted thereon. (e) TAR CARS1 A railroad car, having a t a nk or tanks mounted thereon and used for the transportation or inl'lrunmable liquids, and constructed so as to meet all existing or future reeulations requi red by the Interstate COmmerce Commission • . (t) IRFLlMMABLE LIQUIIlh Liquids having a flash point of 187.fahrenheit, closed cup test and which, for the purpose of this ordinance, shall be divided into two cl.assess Class A, embracing all inflamma ble liquids having a flash point below "TO-fahrenheit 1 closed cup testJ Class B, embracin b those inflammable liquids ha"1ng a flash point from 70 to 187 Fnhrenheit 1 inclusive, closed cup test. Section 2. (a) No tank shall be maintained and no tank truck, tank trailer, tank semi-trailer, or t an k car shall be operated with in the corporate limits of the City of En g l ~wood unle s s it i s in c ood repair , clea n ~n d free from leaks. (b) All tank trucks, tank trailers and t a nk semi-trailera shall be equipped with pneumatic rubber tires, and no tank truck or tank trailer shall be operated except on a minimum of four wheels provided that not hine in this section shal1 prohibit the operation o f a tank semi -trailer. (c) Tank trucks , tank trailers and tank semi-trailers shall not be equipped with any artificial lighting other than electric. They sh.all b e equipped with suitable and proper grounding chains at all times. Light circuitsashall have over-current protection, such as fuaes or automatic circuit breakers. Jnd the . • wiring shall have sufficient carryin E capacity and mechanical strength Ind shall be secured, insulated and protected against physica l damage. . (d) No tank, tank truck, tank trailer, tank semi-trailer compartment or tank car shall be loa ded to a volume in excess of 99-~% of it's capacity. (e) Motors of tank trucks shall be s hut dmm during loading or unloading and during the making and breaking of hose connections. (f) Each tank truck, tan k trailer ond t Qnk semi-trailer shall be equipped and maintained with a minimum of one app roved hand fire extinguisher of at least one gallon capacity, of a type suitable for extineuishing inf'lanna.ble liquids fires. Fire extinguishers shall be kept in e ood operatine condition at all times and such fire extingui shers shall be located in an accessible place on such tank trucks,, tank trailers or tank semi-tra ilers. (g) All draw-off valves or f aucets p ro jecting beyond the frame in the rear ot the vehicle shall\E adequately protected aeainst collision or other contact by steel bumpers or other means of equal protec.tion. All draw-off valves on tank trucks, tank trailers or tank semi-trailers ma.kine local deliveries to filling stations within the City of Englewood shall be of the automatic self-closing type which shall require the operator to hold the valve open when discharGing. It shalll:s unlawful to f a sten, lock or prop said draw-off valve s open in any manner whatsoever, or by any means whatsoever to a llow fluid to dischare;e without said va1ves being held open by an attendant. Section 3: (a) No truck driver or helper shall smoke while driving the truck or riding therein, or while making deliveries, t a kinG on or discharging load& or making repairs to t r ucks. I "' I I I ... (b) The driver, operator, or attendant of aey tank truck, tank trailer or tank semi-trailer !hall not le ave the same whi le it is being filled or discllarged, and the delivery hose, when attached to tank t ruck, tank trailer or tank semi-trailer or tank car, shall be eonsider e d to be a part of such tank,, tank truck,, tank trailer, or tank car with respect to proper groilliiie as required herein. (c) No transport tank truck,, tank trailer, tank semi-trailer or tank truck having a total c ap .:city in excess or 1,,500 gallons, including tolerance, shall be used in Ila.king deliveries to storage tanks or filling stations,, or for any other purpose or place located within the corporate limits of the City of EnglewoodJ except while actually en e;aged in being unloaded a t a bulk plant or wholesale plant where no sales at reta il a re made. In determinine c apacities, a tolerance of 10% shalll:a permitted. (d) No inflammable liquids sh a ll be mthdrawn from a ny tank car through bottom outlets. (e) The unloa ding of all tank trucks, t :i nk trailers or tank semi-trailers and r ailroad tank cars and all opera tions in connection therewith shall be strictl.T ·1n accord and compliance with any then existing rules and regulations of the Interstate Commerce Commissi on pertaining thereto. {f) The unloading of inflammable liquids from tank trucks,, tank trailers and railroad tank cars shall be permitted only by hand or electrically driven motors and control devices of approved explosion-proof type. Unloading by the use of pumps driven by internal combusion eneines is prohi~ited. (g) 'l'ank trucks 1 tank trailers or t ank semi-trailers shall not park upon the streets, alleys, public and private places of the City of 4-igle•iood, except when entirely empty, and t hen only for a period of not exceeding one hour. No tanks ot such vehicles ahall be repaired except when completely empty from inflammable liquids and only after being thoroughly steamed or washed to remove all explosive Tapors. (h) No tank trucks, tank trailers or tank semi-trailers used tor transportation of liquif'ied petroleum, or gases, lilether loadAd Or empty, Shall be parked or allowed to remain upon the streets, alleys., or other public property, or 1iPOD any private property within the City limits of the City of Englewood except when actually engaged in filling storage tanks, or while under repairs. · {i) No tank truck, tank trailer, t a nk semi-trailer or tank cars so used shall take on or discharge its load at any point within the limits of the City of Englewood between the hours of 9100 P.M. or one day and 5:00 A. M. of the following ~. including Sundays 3l'ld holidays. (j) No tank trucks,, tank trailers and t a nk semi-trailers 1n transportation service driTen upon any street, alley, or other public way of the City of Englewood shall be driven at a rate of speed exceeding twenty (20) miles per hour,, except where a lesser rate of speed is required by ordinance and shall proceed by the most direct route practicable, and wherner possible shall be driven or propeUed over those streets of the City llflich constitute a portion of the State Highway System except when other- wise ordered by the Chief of Police to meet emergency conditions arising from traffic congestion or other temporary conditions. Section 41 Hereafter no tank having an individual capacity in excess of 21 200 gallons for the storage of such infl.annable liquids "Shall be erected or constructed within the corporate limits or the City or Ent;lewood,, and no tank having a capacity ot 21 200 gallons or more already constructed or maintained shall be replaced, renewed or moved to. a different location within the corporate limits of the City of ·EnglewoodJ and all taiJka heretofore erected or constructed shall be maintained in strict compliance and conformity with the existing ordinances of the City of Englewood. Provided, however,, that the Building Inspector with the approval of the Fire Warden may authoriu the construction or repair of storace tanks having a capacity in excess of 21 200 gallons in industrial and unrestricted zones aa defined by the Zoning Ordinance or the City of Englewood where such tanks are tom used solely and only for the storage of inflammable liquids. An appeal may be taken from the rulin!:_"s of the Building Inspector and Fire Warden to the Board of Adjustment. Not more than five underground tanks and not more than an aggregate capacity of 111 000 gallons shall be installed or maintained at aey one tilling station or location. Section 5z Any person,, firm or corporation owning or using aey tank truck, tank trailer or tank semi-trailer for the delivery or inflammable liquids within the corporate limits of the City of Enelewood shall register such t ank truck,, tank trailer er tank semi~trailer with the City Clerk or the City of En e l cwood and shall in such registrati091 under-oath, state the capacit~, style, make and other material information as may be required concerning said equipment. · Section 61 Location :i nd Installa tion. The tap of buried tanks shall be at least three UT feet below the surface ot the ground and below the level of the lowest pipe in the building to be aupplied. Tanks shall be set on a firm foundation and aurr,.,unded with aott earth or sand, well tamped into pl aceJ or encased in concrete. ~ '11187 have a test well, provided said test well extends to ne nr bottom of the tank and the top end shall be hermetically sea led a nd locked except wh en necessarily open. The maximum limit of storage permitted shall be n,ooo eallons and shall depend upon the location of tanks with respect to the building to be supplied a nd adjncent buildings and property as· follon1 {a) ll,,000 gallons total capacity i f over t,irty (30) feet from any property line, and only if insta1led lower than the floor ba sement, cellar or pit ot any building within a fifty (50f foot radius. (b) 41 000 gallons total capa city 1! over twenty (20) feet from any property line, and only if installed lower than the f loor, basement, cellar or pit of any building within a t~enty (20) foot radius. (c) 1 1 100 gallons total capacity if over ten (10) fee t from any property line that may be built upon,·and only if insta lled lower than any floor, basement, cellar or pit in aey building within ten (le) .feot radius. (d) 500 gallons total capacity if t en (10) feet or less or any property line. If not lower than any floor, basement, cellar or pit 1n any building within a ten )10) •foot radius, it must be entirely encased in su (6) inches ot re-enforced concrete. The above provisions and requirements shall lte construed as prohibiting the installations of any storage tanks in any of the public streets, avenues or alleys or in any other public property of the City of Englewood. Section 7: Except existing tanks 1n good condition, all tanks below ground as permitted by this ordinance shall be made of basic open hearth steel or wrought iron o.f minimum gauge, depending upon the capacity or size as given in the following table: CAPACITY 1 to 56o gallons 560 to 1,100 gallons . 1 1 100 to 41 000 ga llons : 41 000 to 101 500 ga llons : lO,Soo to 20,000 eallons: 20 1 000 to .30 1 000 gallonS: MINIMUM THICXNESS No. 14 BWO No. 12 B\<JG No. j BWC No. inch No. /16 inch No. J/8 inch Tank8 shall be riveted; welded or ~azed and sha ll be soldered, caulked, or otherwise made tight in a mechanical and wor~like manner 1 and if to be used w 1th a pressure discharge system, shall sately sustain a hyrosta tic test at least double the pressure to which each tank shall be subject~d. Top or each tank shall be securely fastened to top ring with joints or equal tightness to t hose between rings. Every tank shall be covered with as pha ltum or other rust-preventive paint or coating. All pipe connections 9hall be made through flli.nges or r~enforced neta l, securely riveted, welded or bolted to tank and made throughly tight. : Section 81 Venting ot Tanks1 All '.underground s t orage system which may contain inflammable ga ses shiii have at least a one (1): inch vent pipe, running from the top ot the tank to a point outside of the building, an1:1 such pipe must be acceptable to the plumbing inspector, and !hall extend at least twelve (12) feet above the level of source ot suppq 111d in a location remote from tire escapes, and never ndarer than three (.3) feet, · measured horizcmtall.y o.nd vertically, from any window or other opening; the tank vent pipe shall terminate in a goose-neck protected in the outer end b.Y a 30 x 30 mesh or equiftlent brass wire screen. The vent pipes from two or more tanks ~be connected to one upright, prOYiding they be connected at a point at lea st one )1) toot abon the level or source or supply. · Section 9: Filling Pipes1The ends · of fill i ng pipes for all underground storage tanks shal1 be carried to an a pp r oved location outside of any building, but shall not be with- in five (S) feet ot aey entrance door, or cellar ope.ning, and shall be set in an approved metal box with cover which shall be kept locked except during filling operation. Thia filling pipe shall b e kept closed by : a screw ca p. A JO x JO mesh or equivalent brass screen stra iner sha ll be placed in the supply end of the filling pipe. The piping ot gasoline or other intlannable liquids in the streets or alleys of the City ot Englewood shall not be permitte d excepting in outlying districts where such piping, in the judgement ot the Plumbing Inspe ctor, can be properly maintnined and would in no way create a hazard to life and property. · Jection 101 All .f'i lline stations within the corpora te limits of the City ot Engl81«>od retai!irig andwholesalin g gasoline, oil or other inflammable liquids shall be ot tire-proof construction and sha ll be in conformity with t he Buildine Code. The location of the pllllpa ot the filline sta tion shall be such as to afford t he createst possible visibility ot cars b eing tilled to pedestrians on t he sidewa lks. Pumps shall be located at such distances tram property line and a djoining sidewa lk thnt no pa rt of n ny vehicle receiving gaaoline my stand or project over any part of sidewa lk or street area. All installations ot pUllps and tanks at fill i ne stations oh a ll be in s t rict conformity with the requirements of t he 'T~t1 on a l Board of Fire Underwriters and this Ordinance. Section 11. All ordinances or portions of or dinances in conflict herewith are hereby repeaied. Section 12. Any person, firm or corporat ion who shall violate or cause to be_ violated any provision of t h is ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, Le fined not less than I J.00 nor more tha n $JOO.CO for each offense. I I I I Introduced, read, passed on first reading and ordered published this 4t;ta day of February , A .D • 1954 • ATTEST: \iity Clerk ColD'lcilman Chasteen, Moved) Banta, Seconded) ROLL CAI.Lt Banta, Aye Chasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye AYES : Nine Hay or That the bill just read,introduced be passed on first reading and published in the Englewood Press. Jamieson, Aye McAlister, Aye Pa rkP-r , Ay e NAYS: No ne RobohJn, Aye Weigand, Aye Wright, Aye ·ABSENT: None MAY0R SO ORDERED :::::::: Clerk read and there wa s introduced :the follm!in g Res olution To-Wit- fES )L1 TI:::Jl· WHEREAS, certain land containing a p proximately 2.02 acres which is contiguous to the City Hall Building and the City Park is being offered for sale through receivership, and WHERF.AS, no appropriation has heret9fore been made for purchasing said land, and WHEREAS, the City of Englowood has : the opportunity of purchasing said land at a reasonable value, for park purposes, and WHEREAS, it is necessa ry th a t s a id ;land be purchased. , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section lh, Chapter 10.3 1 19.35, C .S. A. as amended, the City Council does hereby authorize t he expenditure of $4,ooo.oo from the unappropriated rund.S' of the City of Engle\ood, to apply on the cost ot the said aboYe described land to be added to the park system of the 6i ty of Englewood. darry G. Weigand MayOr ATn:3T : J. L. Barron cn::i -crerJC PASSED and ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, this 1st day of February, A. D. 1954. ROLL Cl~LL: Richard A. Banta Jack Ch a steen Colbert Cush ine Pa ul E. Jamieson Co\Dlcilman Park er, Moved ) Roborun, Seconded) B. B. Wricht R. B. McAlister Chalmerse Parker Leonard A. Robohm Harry G. Weieand o adopt the above resolution aid the Mayor be authorize t o sign and the City Clerk attest the same and to be placed in the minutes of the meeting9 ROLL CALL: Banta, Aye Ch a steen , Aye Cushing, Aye AYES: Nine Jamieson, Aye McAlis ter, Aye Porker, Aye NAYSz None MAYOR SO ORD ERED: :z Robohm, Aye We igand, Aye Jric ht, Aye A$ENT1 None It was stated that quite often the Doctors who adminisateia,sthe sobriety test were required to appear and testify in court ~c a used them to be away from their office long periods atAtime. After 'J iscussion. It was decided by the Council that the doctors should receive 17.$0 when called to appea r j n Municipal court cases. 'nle City Council approved in open discussion t hat Council meotine s should be opened by prayer. There being no further business to come before the council. Councilman Chas teen Moved) ROLL CALL: Jamieson, Seconded) That t he Co uncil adjourn to Monday eve. February 15th , 19.54 . Banta , Aye \I hasteen, Aye Cushing, Aye ATIS: Nine J amies on, Aye Mc Alis ter, Aye Parker , Aye NAYS: None MAYOR SO OODERED ::::: Robohm, Aye eigand, Aye Wright, Aye ABSENT z None The minutes of the Regular meeting of the City Counci~ of the City of Eng;Lewood, 9ngl~~, Colorado held this Monday the 1st day of February, 1954, stand a r proved as -~~.,_;:m;:tlit:;;;:;o.11.,£11:1,,. __ this Mondn.y March 1 1 1954, A .D. ~~~·-·-- .I I I I