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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-07-06 PZC MINUTESr . • ·- • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES July 6, 1988 I. CALL TO ORDER. The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to order by Chairman Hanson at 7:00 p.m. The meeting was held in the Council Chambers of City Hall. Members present: Also present: Members absent: Barbre, Schultz, Carson, Draper, Volkema, Such, and Hanson. Mr. Fish entered the meeting late. Wanush, Ex-officio. Dorothy Romans, Assistant Director of Community Development None. JI. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. June 21 and June 28, 1988. Mr. Hanson stated that the Minutes of June 21 and June 28, 1988 were to be considered for approval. Carson moved: Schultz seconded: The Minutes of June 21 and June 28, 1988 be approved as written. AYES: NAYS: Barbre, Schultz, Carson, Draper, Such, Volkema, and Hanson. None. ABSENT: Fish. ABSTAIN: None. The motion carried. III. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS. Mrs. Romans said that the Charter requires that the Planning Commission submit to the City Manager a list of Capital Improvement Projects in order of priori- ty which in the Commission's opinion should be considered for the next fi~e years. The City Manager may then include some or all of these projects in his recommendation to the City Council. Mr. Fish entered the meeting at about 7:05 p.m. The Commission said it was expected that projects currently under way will be continued and that maintenance of City facilities is extremely important. It was agreed that the collection and disposal of trash should be removed from the list. It was further agreed that some of the proposed projects could be addressed in the review of the Comprehensive Plan . Parks and Recreation, Engineering and Public Works replied to a request sent to Departments for suggestions, and the Commission agreed to incorporate those -1 - / • •• • suggestions in their list. The Commission also reviewed its Work Program for further suggestions. The Commission discussed the landscaping of public prop- erty and ways, the roof maintenance at the rec re at ion center, paving dis- tri cts, traffic control, and street maintenance. Carson moved: Fish seconded: The following Capital Improvement list be submitted to the City Manager: (The starred items are of greater importance to the Commission.) 1989 U.S. 285. Widen underpass at South Broadway.* Upgrade the traffic control system throughout the City.* Install Golf Course driving range lights.* Repair the roof at the recreation center.* Slurry seal/overlay program. Concrete replacement program Storm sewer installation in several alleys to better handle storm runoff. Paving District #33. · Automated Mapping System. Paving and landscaping of Centennial Park parking lots. City Hall improvements to bring building into compliance with Codes. Upgrading of restrooms at Centennial and Jason Parks. 1990 Cushing Park expansion in conjunction with Colorado Department of Highways' improvements.* Dartmouth/Santa Fe Interchange and Hampden/Santa Fe Interchange landscaping in conjunction with Colorado Department of Highways' Santa Fe improvements.* Handicap access at Belleview Park.* - "People mover" in the new downtown area and around Cinderella City. Paving District #34. Slurry seal program. Concrete replacement program. Recreation Center expansion and maintenance, including babysitting room and youth restrooms, expansion of weight room and new weight equipment, an additional gym and a pool water slide. The construction of two lighted soft ball fields at Golf Course. Hiker/biker trail system expansion/improvements including along Big Dry Creek. 1991 Expansion of the Malley Center to add a state-of-the-art-fitness center and a swimming pool.* , Relocate Belleview Farm to Nature Area with access from South Windermere Street.* Paving District #35. Slurry seal/overlay program Concrete replacement program. Bridge Deck repairs to preserve the structural capacities of the City's bridges. Landsca"ping of the median in U.S. 285 from University to Broadway. Installation and landscaping of median in West Oxford Avenue. -2 - / ; • •• • Belleview Park Farm . Northshore irrigation system and landscaping at Centennial Park. Parkway on Oxford between Broadway and Santa Fe. 1992 Construction of a Cultural Center Construction of a band shell Park land acquisition in the southeast quadrant of the City. Paving Districts #36. Slurry seal/overlay program. Concrete repair program. U.S. 285 median landscaping. 1993 Continue programs as required. New City Hall. All members voted in favor of the motion and the staff was asked to refer the 1989-93 Capital Improvement program program projects to the City Manager. IV. PUBLIC FORUM. None. V. COMMISSION'S CHOICE . Mr. Fish noted "Sculpture Park" at Loveland on August 13 and 14. national event which includes sculpture from local artists. VI. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE. This is a It was decided that, since several members would be absent from the meeting on the.19th of July, the street vacation for Pecos Street will be considered at the August 2nd meeting, and the July 19th meeting will be canceled. VII. ADJOURNMENT. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. Sh~cretary -3 -