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Further discussion ensued. Mr. Fullerton asked if there was a limitation on the size of
area to be considered for an Urban Renewal program? Mr. Miles replied there was not; that
in some instances entire communities have been included in the program. Mr. Miles further
elaborated on credits a community would receive in an Urban Renewal program; i.e., schools,
curb, gutter, water and sewer lines are all determined as credits. Mr. Dial asked if the
ICRPC served as a clearing agency for federal aid requests? Mr. Smith replied they did not
at the present time; all requests would go directly to HHFA.
Mr. Carlson thanked Mr. Smith and Mr. Miles for their presentation.
Mrs. Romans reminded members of the meeting to be held in Denver on Friday, January 15, 1965,
on a community renewal program; also of the Boulder Conference in February, and of the next
regular Planning Commission meeting on January 20, 1965.
It was moved, seconded and carried to adjourn the meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Gertrude G. Welty
Recording Secretary
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I. CALL TO ORDER.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
January 20, 1965
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order at 8:00
P.M. by Chairman Carlson.
Members present: Whitcomb, Touchton, Parkinson, Fullerton, Carlson
Romans, Ex-officio
Members absent: Rice
Also present: Planning Assistant Wayne Monson
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. Carlson stated there were two sets of Minutes to be considered for approval by the Com-
mission; those of January 6, 1965, and January 13, 1965. The Minutes were briefly reviewed.
Fullerton moved:
Touchton seconded: The Minutes of January 6, 1965, and January 13, 1965, be approved as
written.
The motion carried unanimously.
III. YALE-TEJON SUBDIVISION CASE #22-64D
Mrs. Romans reported on a meeting with Mr. Byrne , Mr. Waggoner, Mr. Dial, Mr. Monson, and
herself concerning the proposed Yale-Tejon Subdivision. The meeting had been called in
order that the recommendations made by the City Engineer in his memo of December 24, 1964,
could be discussed with the subdivider. One of the recommendations made by the Engineer
had been that a 60' rather than a 30' dedication on West Bates Avenue be given in order that
the street would better align with West Bates Avenue within the Englewood Industrial Park
Subdivision on the east side of South Tejon. Mr. Byrne indicated at that meeting, as he
had at previous meetings with the Planning Commission, that a 30' dedication on West Bates
Avenue is all they feel they can give at the present time. If, in the future, they need the
additional roadway width, and there is no indication of cooperation on the part of th~ property
owners to the south, they will dedicate the additional 30'. The matter o f the additional
right-of-way at the Tej o n-Bates intersection was discussed at this meeting; it was determined
that it would be a matter of negotiation between the developers and the City , but would not
necessarily need to be shown on the subdivision plat.
IV. PROPOSED BALTIC SUBDIVISION CASE #1-65
Mrs. Romans stated that a meeting had been held by the City Manager in the Planning Office
to discuss the advisability of a resubdivision of Blocks 15 and 16 of Evans Park Estates Sub-
division in order that utility service might be provided to the properties under a more
feasible plan than is now being used. Property owners in Block 16 have dedicated a 60' right-
of-way to the City for the opening of West Baltic Avenue between South Zuni Street and South
Vallejo S~reet and interest has been shown in a similar dedication by a majority of the owners
in Block 15, between South Vallejo Street and South Tejon Street. Utility poles which are
owned by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and used by Public Service Company are now
situated within the area dedicated or proposed to be dedicated for West Baltic Avenue. In
addition to these poles, Public Service Company owns poles which are located on various
properties without proper easement and in no orderly pattern.
Inasmuch as it will be necessary to relocate these poles , it would seem to be to the best
interest of everyone concerned to resubdivide these two blocks and relocate t he utility lines
in properly dedicated alleyways.
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Discussing the matter with City Manager Dial were Mr. Johnson and Mr. Smith from Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph Company, Mr. Ru st a nd Mr. L aurenc e from Public Service Company,
City Engineer Waggoner, Utilities Director Dobratz, Planning Director Romans, and Planning
Assistant Monson.
Another meeting will be held by this group after the representatives of the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company and Public Service Company have had an opportunity to con-
sider the matter. If at that time, a resubdivision is indeed determined to be the proper
approach, a meeting will be called with the property owners to explain the situation and the
possibilities of a more orderly development of their property under this plan.
V. MEETINGS.
Mrs. Romans stated a meeting with the Business Council of the Ch a mber of Commerce had been
scheduled for January 27, 1965, at which time she was to present the information in the
Parking Monograph. She read the letter that had been sent to members of the Business Council
by the Englewood Chamber of Commerce office. The Director asked that the special meeting of
the Planning Com mission be omitted for that evening to enable the various groups to get to-
gether to review this information. Discussion followed. It was the feeling of the Commission
that the Chamber of Commerce, the Merchants' Association, and the Ci t i z e n s ' Ac t ion Co mmittee
members should all be invited to this meeting for the presentation of the Parking Monograph.
An additional meeting has been scheduled by the Chamber for February 2, 1965, to discuss the
various methods of financing off-street parking areas. Again, it was felt that the three
groups should be present for this discussion.
A meeting at the State Highway Department has been scheduled for January 26, 1965, 7:30 p.m.
The program will be presented by Mr. Braman, Denver Planning Director and Chairman of the
DMATS Technical Committee, and Mr. Shumate, Chief Engineer, Colorado Department of Highways .
There will be discussion on the Systems 3 Map by DMATS. Member s were urged to attend if
possible.
Members of the Planning Commission have been invited to attend a meeting of the Downtown
Denver Improvement Association, which is scheduled for January 28th. Members were urged to
attend this meeting also.
The Commission members were reminded of the Institute for Planners to be held at the
University of Colorado February 12 and 13, 1965 . Advance reservations are requested; any
members that might be attending this institute were asked to notify the office.
VI. REX GARRETT
1451 West Tufts
REZONING
R-1-C to I-1
CASE #26-64A
Mr. Rex Garrett presented an application and rezoning fee for the rezoning of the area just
west of the City Ditch, north of West Tufts Avenue, south of West Stanford Avenue, and east
of the City boundary. This area is presently zoned R-1-C; Mr. Garrett is requesting I-1 .
He stated he did not feel this area is desirable f or R-1 development, and felt the land
could best be used as a Light Industrial development.
Mrs. Romans outlined the procedure for a rezoning request. The next quarterly rezoning
hearings before the Commission would be in March, 1965.
Fullerton moved:
Touchton seconded: The Public Hearing for the requested change of zone from R-1-C to I-1
of the area west of City Ditch, north of West Tufts Avenue, south of
West Stanford Avenue and east of the City boundary line be schedu led
for March 17, 1965 , the property to be posted and publication given
in the official City newspaper.
The motion carried unanimously.
VII . DESIGNATION OF STREETS.
Mrs. Romans stated that in past paving districts, the same base and surf a ce has been used on
all streets --arterials, collector streets, or truck routes. In the forthcoming paving
districts, it is proposed to have a 4" surface with a 6" base on arterial streets. In
reviewing the street designations of the City of Englewood, portions of nearly every street
are designated as "arterials". The various designations given by the Five-County Engineers
were reviewed ; she suggested that the designations and definitions used by the Five-County
Engineers be adopted to the Englewood Street System and incorporated into the Master Street
Plan. Discussion ensued. The Commission agreed that the incorporation of the same
designations and definitions into the Master Street Plan should be done.
VIII. MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. Romans reported that a Mr. Evers had suggested that South Lincoln Street be widened in
the 3400 block and that angle parking be installed in this block . He felt this would improve
the parking situation in downtown Englewood.
Mrs. Romans stated that she had been contacted by a representative from the Eng lewood Savings
and Loan Company. They are about to tear down their structure on Hampden, and are concerned
about the possible future widening of Hampden. They have asked if the structure to be built
on that property should be set back to accommodate the possible widening of Hampden. Dis-
cussion ensued. Mr. Fullerton commented he felt it would be to their benefit if the street
were to be widened; it was the feeling of the Commission that the Company should be again
contacted arid the possible setting back of the structure discussed.
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Various sketches for the Master Plan and Montage were shown on the opaque projector borrowed
from the Englewood School System.
Touchton moved:
Whitcomb seconded: The meeting be adjourned.
The motion carried and the meeting was declared adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,
Gertrude G. Welty
Recording Secretary
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
February 3, 1965
Regular Meeting
I. CALL TO ORDER.
The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Acting
Chairman Carlson at 8:10 P.M.
Members present: Touchton , Rice, Parkinson, Fullerton, Carlson
Romans, Ex-officio
Members absent: Whitcomb
II . APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. Carlson stated the Minutes of January 20, 1965, were to be considered for approval. The
Minutes were reviewed.
Parkinson moved:
Fullerton seconded: The Minutes of January 20, 1965, be approved as written.
The motion carried unanimously.
III. ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION.
Mr. Carlson stated that the office of Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the City Planning om-
mission would need to be filled. Discussion ensued.
Mr. Rice asked if the Chairman of the Commission was still to be the representative to the
Inter-County Regional Planning Commission as in the past? Mrs. Romans stated that it was the
wish of the Inter-County officials that "elected officials" of a municipality or county be
designated as the "representative" to ICRPC: this does not necessarily apply to the "alternate"
member from the municipality or county. She stated a memorandum has been sent by ICRPC to
the various municipalities and counties to this effect; in this particular instance, the
"elected official" would be a councilman from the City of Englewood. Further discussion
followed.
MR. RICE NOMINATED MR. CARLSON AS CHAIRMAN OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. MR. TOUCHTON
SECO NDED THE NOMINATION.
Parkinson moved:
Fullerton seconded: The nominations be closed, and a unanimous ballot be cast for Mr. Carlson
as Chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
AYES: Touchton, Rice, Parkinson, Fullerton
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Whitcomb
ABSTAINING: Carlson
The motion carried.
MR. FULLERTON NOMINATED MR. PARKI NS ON AS VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
MR. TOUCHTON SECONDED THE NOMINATION.
Rice moved:
Fullerton seconded: The nominations be closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for Mr. Parkinson
as Vice-Chairman of the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
AYES: Touchton, Rice, Fullerton, Carlson
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Whitcomb
ABSTAINING: Parkinson
The motion carried.
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