The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1983-XX-XX Bond Issue News Article"'°''"" !,.V f!>V '''""°' ... """ ,. • .._.,..,. •••..,..•-•• ""-••• -·-··-··--·· ------••• ---- Mariott Southeast sponsored by the Aurora , Centennial and Lakewood chambers of commerce. A crowd of 400 -plus representatives of virtually all the metro area's media - jammed the big room for the event. But as high noon, and iunch , came and went, Schaefer's absence from the head table became more obvious . Centen- nial Chamber President Jere M. Caswall advised a S.tate Senate call had the Republican candidate "Jocked in" the legislative chamber. Photo by Brett Amole Candidates Schaefer (left) and Hogan share a light moment at Chamber of Commerce joint appearance. HOGAN MADE HIS prepared five-minute opening statement, then Chuck Deshazer, Schaefer's campaign man- (Continued on Page 7l IOI Peters burg School , 3600 S. Natches 102 Fort Logan School , West Kenyon & South Knox 103 Sheridan High School. 3200 W. Oxford 104 Ralph Schomp Olds . 2949 S. Broadway Ill; Fir.;t Chris tian Church . 3190 S. Grant 106 Washington School , 3185 S. Washington 107 Hay School . 3195 S. Lafayette 108 Hampden Hills Church. 3095 s .. University 109 Bishop School. 3100 S. Elatl 110 St. Louis School . 3301 S. Shennan 111 Malley Center . 3380 S. Lincoln 112 Miller Bldg .. 3600 S. Ela ti 113 Pres byterian Church . 3500 S. Logan 114 Hay School. 3195 S. Lafayette 115 Seminary . 3401 S. University 116 Maddox School. 700 W. Mansfield 117 Lowell School . 3784 S. Logan 118 Cherry Hills School. 2400 E . Quincy 119 Vill a ge He ights School. 3651 S. ColQrado 120 St . Gabriel . 6190 E. Quincy 121 Terry Sc hool. 4485 S. Irving 122 Sheridan Sc hool . 4107 S. Federal 123 \l addox School . 700 W. \l a ns !ield 124 Sc hoo l Ad . Bldg .. ~IOI S. Ba nnock 125 En gle wood Fire . 590 E . Quincy March 29 special election Polling places--.--.,....,,. ____ ......-, .....,.. .. -. ---~-- 126 Luthera n Churc h . 3595 W. Belleview 127 Sinclair School , 300 W. Chenango 128 Cla yton School . 4600 S . Fox 129 Clayton School . 4600 S. Fox 130 Sinclair School. 300 W. Chenango 131 Cherrelyn School, 4500 S. Llncoln 132 St . Mary 's . 4545 S. University 133 Kent School . 2450 E . Quincy 134 All Souls . 4950 S. Logan 135 F ield School , 5400 S. Shennan Way 136 Baptist Church . 5859 S . University 137 Cherry Hill s Fire . 5701 S. University 201 Goddard Sc hool . 3800 W. Berry 202 St. Jam es , 3601 W. Belleview 203 Baptist Church . 5470 S. Lowell 204 Courthouse . 2069 W. Little ton 205 Fairgrounds . 1200 W. Belleview 206 Church of God. 53!17 S . Fox 207 Lutheran Home. 445 W. Berry 208 Goddard School . 3800 W. Berry 209 Ce nte nnial School. 3306 W. Berry 210 YM CA. 2233 W. Shepperd 211 Lutheran Church . 1701 W. Calev 212 Me thod ist Church . 1313 W. Shej,perd 213 St. T imothy . 56 12 S. Hi c kor y 214 Bemis Llbrary . 6014 S. Datura 215 East School. 5933 S. Fair!ield 216 Bapt is t Church. 1400 W. Caley 217 East School. 5933 S. Fairfield 218 Littleton High . 199 E . Littleton 219 Highland School. 711 E . Euclid 220 St . Andrew. 6325 S. University 221 Holy Trinity . 6322 S. Lakeview 222 Euclid School . m W. Euclid 223 Whitman School. 6557 S. Acoma 224 Highland School , 711 E . Euclid 225 Franklin School , 1603 E . Euclid 301 Columbine Churc h . 6375 Platte Canyon Rd. 302 Wilder School . 4300 W. Ponds Circle 303 Columbine Country Club, 17 Fairway Lane 304 ACC . 5900 S. Santa Fe 3(1; St. \.lary , 6843 S. Prince 306 He ri tage High . 7109 S. Gallup 307 Run yo n School . i455 S. Elatl 308 Chri s t ian Church . n75 S. Broadway 309 Hig hli ne \lea do ws. 363 E . Highline Circle 310 Ba pt is t Ch urc h . 780 E . Arapahoe 311 Twa in Sc hool . 6901 S. Franklin 312 Ho pkins Sc hool. il71 S. P e nnsylvania 313 LOS Church , 1939 E . Easter 314 Board of Realtors. 7899 S. Llncoln 401 West School, 5151 S. Holly 402 Greenwood School , 5550 S. Holly 403 Peabody School . 3128 E . Maplewood 404 Peabody School , 3128 E . Maplewood 405 Littleton Fire. 6500 S. Colorado 406 Lenski School. 6350 S. Fairfax Way 407 Heritage School . 6868 E . Heritage Pl. 408 Lutheran Church . 6400 S. University 409 Newton School , 4001 E . Arapahoe 801 CC Middle School . 4785 S. Dayton 802 Belleview School. 4851 S. Dayton 803 Belleview School . 4851 S. Dayton 804 Hope Church . 5101 S. Dayton 805 Cottonwood School. 11200 E . Orchard 806 High Plains School. 6100 S. Fulton 807 Racquet Club . 13700 E . Arapahoe 1401 Presbyterian Church . 5400 S. Yosemite 1402 G ree nwood City Hall , 6050 S. Quebec 1403 Lutheran Church . 6500 S. Quebec Committee starts campaign for new community center Members of Citizens for the Englewood Community Ce nter have started an organized campaign to build public support for a pro- posed $4 .68 bond issue to build the facility . Residents will vote on the pro posal May 17 . Chairman Bob Brundage and Vice Chairmen Jim Taylor and Don Fullerton said several subcommittees have been estab- lished to assure all residents are fully in- formed of the advantages of building the center . f he committee was hampered some- what by the fact that negotiations for the p1topo sed si te have not been co mpleted . City l\1 a r.11ger Andy :'vfcCown was ne gotiating for an o pti on on four acres in the c entral part of the ,c ity . • The buil. plan c a lls for ·a 43 .~ <;quare-foo t «t ire inclu d in~ a s wim m ing pool. a gymnasium . s ix racquetball courts, fitness a nd weight training rooms, an indoor running track. youth and adult activity rooms . a game room. lockers and a sauna . Rob Rinker of the architectural firm of Barker. Rinker and Seacat. retained by the city to draw preliminary plans. said times are right for favorable construction bids . He estimated the center's cost at $4.512,000 - including land. construction . parking, land- scaping . furnishings . equipment and architects fees . pledging property taxes to pay the debt ser- vice on the bond is sue . The city, however, would be a ble to use other revenue -sales tax. lotte ry allocations or user fees -to help pay the bill . "If the community center issue receives a favorable vote on May 17, the city is prepared to back the bonds with a 3 mill levy increas~ which would mean. for example, that property taxes on a home in Englewood with a retail market value of $50 ,000 would increase approximately SU>-4 per month," the committee said ... A home valued be- THE BOND PROPOSAL would author-tween $75 .000 a nd $125 .000 would realize an ize issuance of general obligation bonds up to approximate $1.57 to $2 .59 per month in· $4 .68 million . maturing within 20 years at no crea se ... more than 11.5 perce nt int e re st . The money Brunda ge said Englewood citiens "have could be used only for the c enter. been e xpre ss ing a des ire and a need for a Av p as~i nl( t he proposal. voters would .ommunitv c-e nter for o ver 40 yeao." ·•rt is apparent that building sites in Englewood are becoming non-existent and it is time that the citizens act now if Englewood is to ever have a community center," he said . FULLERTON AND FORMER Mayor Taylor emphasized the need . "Englewood citizens can be proud of their city services such as police, fire and streets. but we are still lacking one very important service that nearly every othe r community has -a community center for the people ." Taylor said . "If cities like Northglenn, Thornton , Louisville. Broomfield. Boulder and Sheridan can afford a community center , and in som e c a ses more than one, ·then Englewood ca n too .·· ••i nued on Page ~