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SPECIAL )mf;TING -
ENGLFlYOOD WA'l'ER AND SEWER B'.)ARD -SEPTFJrnm 17, 1958
The meetine was called to order by Chairman Frantz at 8:10 P. M.
Members Present: Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling, McCabe, Purcell, Robohm
Members Absent: Scott
Other Officials
Present: City Hanacer Rudd, Utilities Director Babcock, Special Counsel Shivers
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Mr. Shivers, Special Counsel, rc:;:>orted the following matters from the last meetinr. of the
Tri-City Trust:
1.lr. Thomas Campbell, ha.vine becor:le Chairr.tan of t:.ho Denver Doard of Water Commissioners,
replaced Mr. Hudson Uoore, Jr. as T-.rustee for Denver.
Mr. Trunk of the Denver Leeal Department resigned as Secretary and Mr. Jack Ross of
the Denver Legal Department was appointed as Sacretaryo
Future bills, in connection with the Aurora suit, will be billed to the individual
cities, one-fourth each, the remaj.ning one-fourth to Consolidated Ditches, each city
to pay it's O'.'m le gal expenses o
The City of Littleton was granted the right to acqu:ire approximately 90 shares of
Bowles Reservoir and Irrigation Company, outside of the Tri-City Trnsto Future pur-
chases by Littleton or F:rtglewood are to be brought to the Trust with the understandine
that they probably will be permittedo
Any city can option, in the narre of the Trust, Antero rights at $110.,00 per share and
City Ditch rights at $500000 per inch, all of which must go through the Trusto
Enelewood uas given permission to buy as many McBrooin Ditch shares as U, desires, out-
side the Trust, and any shares in the Olsen and Bell Ditch, outside the Trust, the
water represented by such shares having been used and not abandonedo
It was determined that Lit,tleton's request to serve the Centemial Turf Club should
be determined between Littlaton and EncJ.ewoodo
The following letter from the City of Littleton was received and read:
"CITY OF LITTLETOM, COLJRADO
Sept. 6, 1958
City of l!:nglewood,
Vlater Department,
City Hall,
Englewocxi, Colorado
Attention: Harold H. Babcock:
The Centennial Turf Club has made application for
the City of Littleton to serve it with donestic water
from Littleton's mw pumping plant which adjoins it on the
South.
The City of Denver is now serving it, and the Club
desires to change to Littleton, and that was part of the
arrangeoont when we obtained a riaht of vray alone their South
line for our Nevada watero
As Centennial Turf Club is Tiithin the water blue
lire of i·;nglev1ood, under the Tri-City Trust, we need your
permission to makE this connectiono We are already serving
them with sewer.
We have no intention of serving any other territory
outside our Blu~ line, so that this will not interfere with
your service to Centennial Acres to the Westo
Very truly yours,
/s/ Horatio s. Ramsey"
After discussion of the above letter,
Purcell moved,
Kreiling, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board refer the letter just read to
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
City Council with the recommendation that permission be granted
the City of Littleton to serve water to the Centennial Turf Clubo
Brcmnewell, Frantz, Kreilinp,, McCabe, Purcell, Robohm
None
Scott
Mre Shivers, Special Counsel, made the following statement at this time:
"I would like the minutes to show that at prior meetings I have advised this Board
that I have a personal interest, either as an Attorney or individual, in some of the
areas to be discussed tonight for inclusion in the South-East Englewood Water District
and South Arapahoe Sanitation Districto Although I did participate to some degree,
at the last meeting, in a general discussion of possible chan~es in policy, I do not
tonight wish to take part in any discussion or determination concerning the question
of these proposed inclusionso
Should the Board recommend, and the Council thereafter approve, the requested in-
clusions, I will draw necessary legal documents, if any, and I wish to assure the
Board that in doing so, I will place the interests of the City foremost and compose
any such instruments to protect the City insofar as possible, just as though I had
no personal interest in any '17ay in the matter.1t
Tm following letters of request were received and read:
1tLEE AND SHIVERS
Attorneys At, Law
9 West Hampden Avenue
Enelewood, Colorado
September 16, 1958
The Honorable City Council
of the City of Enelewood
and
The Honorable Water and Sewer Advisory
Board of the City of ~;nglewood
City Hall
Englewood, Colorado
Gentlemen:
Jn behalf of South Arapahoe Sanitation District, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, I wish to advise that petitions for inclusion
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of the hereinaft.er described parcels of real aatate have been
filed wit,h the District Board of Dtrectors by the respective
c:Mners of said parcels o
'I'he District Board of Directors has authorized the publica-
tion of notice of hearing on these petitions to be held Monday,
October 13, 1958 at 3:00 Po ?J.
Bef are any decision can be reached by the District Board,
pursuant to the terms of the Connector's Agreement dated November
8, 1957, parar;raph 6, the written consent to the inclusions must
be obtained from the City of Englewood. In accordance with this
requirer:ient, the District Board of Directors hereby mal<:es appli-
cation to ~~e City of Enclewood for approval of the proposed
inclusions and for an auendr.lent to the Connector's Acreer.ient
authorizlng service within such included area~.
The names of the petitioners and the legal descriptions of
the parcels proposed to be :included are as follows:
Jess Kortz, Max Grimes and Helen Bonfils -
Section 26, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, except the north 30 feet thereof,
the east 30 feet thereof and the south 30 feet thereof;
and
The South one-half (Si) of the Southeast Quarter (SE~)
of Section Twerrty-three (23) in Township Five (5) South,
Range Sixty-eieht (68) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, containing according to United States Survey
eighty ( 80) acres, more or Je ss, reserving however a
strip of land 100 feet in width beinrr 75 feet below
and 25 feet above "the center line of channel of the
Northern Colorado irrigation Company's Canal for rieht
of way for said canal and other purposes; and
That part of the Soutlnvest Quarter (SW~) of the North-
east Quarter (NRi) or Section 23, Township 5 South,
Rance 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian which
lies southwesterly of the south...,.esterly line of tha
ri~t of way of tho Hic;hline Canal containing 8.08 acres
more or less farl':'.erly mmed by Anna L. Holm an:i as speci-
fically described in the certain deed recorded August 25 1 194.3 in Book L.87 at Page 327 aoong the records of the
Clerk and Recorder of the County or Arapahoe and State
of Colorado, located in Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
Phoenix Corporation, a Colorado corporation -
The Southwest Q:arter (SWt) of Section 35, Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, Colorado~
Russell E. Abbott, Trustee -
The Southeast Quarter (SF4) of Section 35, Township 5
South, Ranee 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridi~,
Arapahoe County, Colorado
Your earliest consideration of this matter will be apprecia tedo
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Very truly yours,
SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANrI'ATDN DISTRICT,
ARAPAHOB COUNTY, COW'R.ADO
Jo Conrad Colsman
Presiden!\!'
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11 SOUTII-EAS'l' •·;NGLENOOD VIATffi DISTRICT
AllA?AHJE C.:UNTY, COT .. ORADO
9 West Hampden Avenue
Eilr,Jewood, Colorado
September 16, 1958
The Honorable City Council
of the City of Enelewood
and
The Honorable Water and Sewer Advisory
Board of the City of Englewood
City Hall
F..nglewood, Colorado
Gen tl.eme n:
On behalf of South-East Engl6\vood Nater Di:..~trict, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, I wish to advise that petitions for Inclusion
of the hereinafter described parcels of real estate have been
filed with the District Board of Directors by the respective
owners of said parcelso
The District Board of Directors has authorized the publica-
tion of notice of hearinr, on these petitions to be held Thursday,
October 9, 1958 at 3:00 ? o Mo
Before any decision can be reached by the District Board,
pursuant to the terms of the Distributor's Contract ?foo 6, dated
February 20, 1956, paragraph 2, the written consent to the inclu-
sions nu.st be obtained from the City of l~c;lewo::>d., In accordance
with this requirer.ient, the District Board of Directors hereby
tiakes application to the City of Enelewood for ap:;>roval of the
proposed inclusions and for an ai;and.."'?ent to tl)9 Distributor's
Contract ·t-:o. 6 authorj.z:inc service within such included areaso
The names of t~ petitioners and the legal descriptions of
the parcels proposed to be included are as follows:
Jess Kortz, ?Aa.x Grimes and Helen Bonfils -
Section 26, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the SiXth
Principal Meridian, except the north 30 feet thereof,
the east 30 feet thereof and the south 30 feet thereof;
and
The South one-half (S~) of the Southeast Quarter (SEi-)
of Section Twenty-three (23) in Township Fi·"e (5) South,
Range Sixty-eight ( 68) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian,, containing according to United States Survey
eighty (80) acres, more or less, reserving however a
strip of land 100 feet in width being 75 feet below
and 25 feet above the center line of channel of the
Northern Colorado Irrigation Company's Canal for right
of way for said canal and other purposes; arrl
That part of the Southwest Quarter (SWt) of the North-
east Quarter (NEt) of Section 23, Township 5 South,
Ranee 68 West of the Sixth Principal Ueridian which
lies southwosterly of the soutlnvesterly line of the
richt of way of the Irichl.ine Canal containine (LOO acres
mare or less formerly owned by Anna L. IIolm and as speci-
!ical~ described in the certain deed recorded August 25,
1943 in Book 487 at Page 327 among the records of the
Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe and State
of Colorado~ located in Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
Phoenix Corporation, a Colorado corporation -
The Southwest Quarter (si:1t) of Section 35, Township 5
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South, fumge 68 West; of the Sixth Principal ?.!eridia.'"l,
Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
Russell E. Abbott , Trustee -
Pli..'1.C EL I
The Southeast Quarter (SE ·1
,') of Section 35, Township 5
South, Range 68 Vlest of the Sixth Principal Ueridian,
Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
PARCEL II
The F.ast one-half' (E~) of the F~st one-half (E~) of
Section 34, Tov.'llship 5 So u th, Range 68 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian; A ... "'-pahoe County, Colorado,
except that portion described in Warranty t:>aed recorded
September 12, 1953 in Book 822 at Page lllo
Russell Eo Abbott and Gertrude Jo Abbott -
Beginning at a point on the South line of the East one-
half (~~) of the Southeast Quarter of Section 34, Town-
ship 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meri-
dian, 52800 feet West of the Southeast corner of said
East one-half ( E?;·); thence West along said South line
330 .. 0 feet; thence North at a rieht angle 32800 feet;
thence East parallel to the South line 33000 feet;
thence South 32800 feet to the point of beginning; except
existincr riahts of way for roads; Arapahoe County, Colo-
radoo
Herman De Koevend, Irene De Koevend and Jo C. Colsman -
The Uortlnvest Quarter (l:ri(·) of Section 30, Tmmship 5
South, Rance 67 West of the Sixth Principal t:eridian,
Arapahoe Coun·~y, Coloradoo
Th0 Arapahoe Building Comf>any, a Colorado corporation -
The West one-half (W~) of the Southwest Quarter (SWt)
of Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 67 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
Edna Gillaspie -
The Southeast Quarter (SE~) of the Southwest Quarter
(swt), Section 30, Township 5 South, Ra"lr,e 67 West
of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County,
Coloradoo
John Gillespie -
The Southeast Quarter (SEt) of the Northeast Quarter
(?!Et) of the Southwest Quarter (S'Ni), Section JO,
Township 5 South, Range 67 1:Icst of the SiXth Princi-
pal ?.reridian,, Arapahoe County, Colorado
Ira Hahn and Helen Hahn -
The Southwest Quarter (sv(l) of the Northan.st Quarter
(NE1) of the Southwest Qmrter (S\'!?~), Section 30,
TO\"l!lship 5 South, Rance 67 ilest of t.he Sixth Princi-
pal Ueridian1 Arapahoe County 1 Colorado
Joan Jahn -
The Northwest Quarter (NWt) of the Northeast Quarter
(NEt) of the Southwest Quarter (SW~), Section 30,
Township 5 South, Range 67 West of the Sixth Princi-
pal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado
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Your earliest consideration oft.his matter Ylill be appreciated ..
Very truly yours,
SOOTH-EAST ENGLEWOOD WATER DISTRICT
ARAPAHOE can.1TY, COLCRADO
/s/ Frod F,, Fraser
Presidont.11
After the above letters were read, ltr. :Jubcock, Utilities Direct.or, showed !:laps of l:.he
area and pointed out the exact locations of the lands for consideration for the inclusionao
A compra}.ensive report on determination of number of water taps thal.. can be made available
to the South-East B:nglewood Water District was then presented by tfro Babcock and was dis-
cussed thoroughly by the Boardo (See copy o! report attached hereto as a part of these
minuteso)
It was the general opinion of the members of the Board that, if the City is goine to be
in a position to continue to issue any ap?reciable numlJer of water taps to the South-F.ast
Englewood Water District. or acy other district, it will be necessary to diligently pursue
a program of capital improvement at once along the lines as shown in the report by
Mro Babcock,, both from the standpoint of additional supply and plant capacity, or face the
inevitable of . curtailing the number o.f taps to outside water districts o
After considerable discussion,
McCabe moved,
Purcell, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council that
the lands, as described in the letter of request, from South
Arapahoe Sanitation District, under date of September 16, 1958,
be allcmed to annex to the South Arapahoe Sanitation District.,
by supplemental acreement.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling,, McCabe, Purcell, Robohm
Nona
Scott
:McCabe moved,
Robohm., seconded, That tm "ifoter and se,ver Doard reco:rnr.i.end to City Council that
Aves:
Nays:
Absent:
the lands, as described in the letter of request, from South-East
Engle".nood i"later District, under date of September 16, 1958, be
allowed to annex to the South-East Englewood ·;:ater District, by
supplemental agreement.
Bronne111~~11, Frantz, Kreiling, McCabe, Purcell, Robohm
None
Scott
As requested by the Board at the September J, 1958 meeting, Mr. Dabcock, Utilities Director
and Mro Dale Rea, Consulting Engineer, met with Ur. George Prince of the Colorado Department
of Health to discuss details relative to the possibility of Englewood participation in the
Federal Aid Program in 1959 for the expanislon of the Englewood sewage disposal planto
Mro Babcock stated the,t Mr. Prince felt sure that Enelewood could qualify for grant-in-aid
money for a new aewace plant.o or the ~40,000 that will be granted for 1959, there is a
carry over of a?plications in the amount of approximately $440,00 that will have to be con-
sidered first, making it doubtfull if there would be sufficient money available for P.nelewood
in 19590 However, he definitely recor.lmends t."lat Enclewood should inmlediately submit it's
application, tocether with complete plans and specifications so as to be in line as a carry
over applicant for 1960 if n.oney should not be available in 195'90
After some further discussion which broueht out that there should be no further delay,
McCabe r.iovod,
Brownewell, seconded, That the ','iater and Sewer I3oJ.rd recoomend to City Council
that the City negotiate immediately for engineering for
complete plans ani specificat.ions for 100% sewage treatment
plant expansiono
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Ayes:
Na;rs:
Absent:
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Brownewell, Frantz, Kreiling, McCabe, Purcell, Robohm
None
Scott
There being no further business to come before the Englewood Water and Sewer Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 11:2.5 P. M.
Approved
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DE~mrrMTION OF ~Mf3EH 014' 'JATl~H TA ··s
Outside Citr Present Estimate!.!: l~stimated
nunib1:1r Future Total Future
of taps Noo of Ta1)S ~opll!ati~!!_
Southwest Cherry Hills Water District 106 250 1»000
Centennial Acres and Vicinity 890 1500 6,ooo
Miscellaneons F rlnr.;e Area 112 200 Boo
Southeast F.n~lewood Water District 607 'l ?
Inside City
City of Rnrlewood includin~ Scenic Viaw 8107 40,750
9~·02 ~I-12 ,137 * Other t>-ian Houtheast 1'~nglcwood \fatar 111stricto
r)l)1 2SO -,.,o,,ttlat'.lon • ll~,053 ta:)s
• li persons ?r>r tau
If )lant is expanded to the limi.tt-
2~oC i' G U Capacity
fiOOd/U/Capo
• r,5,ouo populati:->n
, ., 0 )~ 00 population
-z:i po.csons per tap
<)"'1 'lASI!: :.o 1»mSlC 'i.' AVATLA3I.~·' "'AT :, S''''i,'ft-
(under adverse conditions)
1908 :1 G D • 1.iS.1 500 populatton
400-G/D/Ca,Oo
49 1500 1JOpulatio11 "" 12,JBO ta.ls
4 persons !')'> r ta?
Thus, from the above, based on p~ant caµacH,v al~ne 1 a >.>r::>x'l.ma.t-Jly
1900 additi.onal tal)S cm:tld be ~crmitteci accordin~ to t:1c ,,resent 'llant
capacity of 22o5 H n D and that af)proxlma.tely }-'100 additional tai)S could ':>P.
pcrin.i.ttea if t''le plant facilities were expanded to 26oO 1 11 n but in ei.tlwr
case the followin·· caoital imoroveroont should be undertaken b0fore t'1ls
lil'llit is reached:·
l.Addi.tiona1 TJIJ.lllOS at rlver pu~!)lnP, plant M<i an0ther pi9e lino
from t)ie r>Um)inf' stati.on to the fi.lt0r ·1lant. On<~ stoD in thls d1reotton
is budgeted for 1959 namely, increasin!r the capacity o::' tha l>'lPl,>13 by in-
creasin:r size or motors a;td im·)cllers .. (An alt0rnatP to thl.1-$ \muld be a
change of' noint of dl version at alternate ·1oints so as to earl"'/ 'lart of the
water l,hrmwh th0 Ctt:v niteh durinrr t1·1c sum1fDr inonthso)
2o Iner ase ca,.>aeity of FilLer plant from 22o5 ;; · n to 2601.i
.. o'!oDo by on11l';~inf' ?um.' st.ution anrl clear J..Jollo 1'hfo is also im~1;.~cted
for 1~'~9o r~i~ T.J1.>Uld bt1 the ulti1n.:.tt" li.dt of thn ca~Mcit.r ,,.· th •~ "'iltn.r
'lant.o
J0 Construct:, a trnater.1 water tank or rese!'VOir in t'10 St .n1 ·. View
Areao
L.o Construct a small swnmcr tlma usa filter :•1ant in t·1c vicinity
of our tan.I< and pwnping station near ~o Oxford ancl S?uth Glay., l'hio v:lll
take po.rt of t!1e load off tho main filter µla.nto The :1lant, would be eonnec~
ted with the system near t'.1e aouth boundry of Scenic Vim~. at1d could ult.ima.te•
ly 'be tied in with tl-ie Valley Water Districto l'h~ s pla:1 t -will by no means
take the place of an additiona1 future plnnt if and w"1en the u.1.timate demand
for water is to bo meto
5o Pursve the possibility of pW!Jt)ing the Centennial Acres wells
diroot into the Valley wator ntscrict system du.rin:· days of' hL~h peaks.,
'fhis would take aome load off the ma.in filter planto
However, from the etnndpoint; of SU .J[.)lt it is an cnti:rel/ difforent
stori/o Aetuilly very few additional taps oan be safelr guaranteed to t'1e
Sou t.heast r.:nplewood 1.I11t~r m.a trii:t or any other District until anequute raw
wator stora:re . is ohtaineoo Supply an0 µlant ca.pacit.: shonld aluays be
balancedo
Some of tha ef'forts other t'ian rn.w wate:r stora~r~ tint woul~ aa :;ist
but not solve tha smmly problem are al.S follows:-
1 0 All !3rown nitch water rights purchased through the Tri ... City
Trust and the ~Tevada Ditch riPht ryurchased from the Val.lay nevalopment Com-
pany be made available at our river intake so that full utilizntion can be
madoo
2o Purchase of all available i.'lc1room Ditch ua.ter riRhts and any
others available through thG Tri-City Trust or otherwiseo
3o Arr1:mf'"e for definite orecltt u1.th St.ate gngincers office for
Boreas Pass .wate:r and further invastieate the possibilities of storage 0£
this natero
I.lo ·~finite period of restricttons durinp, the S\ m.'ller for the
Southeast. J·~nr;levrood ~vater Oistricto
. 5o Convarsion to r.Y:)ters for all fiat rate custorrr~rso
rJ(l'ffiS ON S T'QH.AGF.1-
. A 3,000 Acre feet storarr,o uoulcf •)rovide a cushion for 90 days
for 27,160 population or 61 790 ta )s.
1.ikewise, .2 1 000 Acre feet storage i1ould provide a cushion for
90 days for 10,200 population or 41050 taJSp
And i,ooo ~.ere feet storaf?,e lmuld provide a cush1.on for 01 125
population or 2 ,031 ta•)B for 90 days o
InasJTllch as all Pistrihutors Contracts provide that t11e City may
lease water to outside areas only "when the water supply for the Cit.v and
its inhabitants is above that necessary for its present and future ni: "dan
and that in times of shortage, water service outside the City will be cur ..
tailed, there is no theoretical necessity but certainly a ~ractical necos-
si ty for lirdtint; tho number of ta;:>so Thia means that tile City should at
all times be in a :>osition to estimate and e\l'aluate tho limits under which
t.}i.y can serve water to potentiol euot.omerso Ho~Jever, th ls is extreJ11.ely'
difficult uith so many variableo involved.,
Ho Ho Babcock
Utilities Director
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Date:
Subject:
Act.ion:
MEMORAlIDUM T l ) TBE i;:N GLE.'!OOD CI'l'Y COUUCIL RF.GARDING ACTIO N
a?. RF.COM'.l~~ND A TIJ N JF THF. ;NGL1Wf'.)0D WATF:R. AND SIDiiER BJA.R.D
September 17, 19.58
Littleton Y/ater Service to Cencennial Turf Club .
Cit.y of Fhg'.J.ewood 1
Water Deparment
City Hall,
EncJ.ev1ood, Colorado
"CITY OF LITl'IETON, COLCRADO
Septo 6, 19.58
Attention: Harold H. Babcock:
The Centennial Turf Club has made application for
the City of Littleton to serve it with domestic water
from Littleton's new pumping plant which adjoins it on the
Sou tho
The City of Denver is now serving it, and tl'a Club
desires to change to Littleton, arrl that was part of the
arrangement when we obtained a right of way aloncr their South
line for our Nevada water
As Centennial Turf Club is within the water blue
line of Enelewood, urrler the Tri-City Trust, we need your
permission to ms.ke this conmctiono We are already serving
them with sewer o
We have no intention of serving any other tel'Titory
outside our Blue line, so that this will not 1nterfere with
your service to Cente:mial Acres to the \'lesto
Very truly yours,
/s/ Horatio s. Ramsey
CitY Attorneyn
That the above letter be referred to Ci17.r Council with the reconnen::!~tion
that permission be granted the City of Littleton to serve '\'later to the
Centennial Turf Clubo
Respectfully submitted,
E:NGLE\'fO:lD WATFR AND SE\'IER B ARD
By: Robert F.
airman
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Date:
Subject:
Recommendation:
:m:.1mA:rru1.~ TO 'I'Iffi mrGLB,'iOOD CITY camcIL rrnc..rmnr:m ACTIO?J
on )lf,COLmEUDATIOIT OF THE n1ou:::iJOD Y/ATffi ;~ND sm:nm DOA.1.D
Septembo~ 17, 1958
Annexation of Additional Areas to South Arapahoe Sanitation Districto
That the following described lands be allo.ved to annex, by sup9lemental
agreement, to the South Arapahoe Sanitation District:
Section 26, Township 5 South, Ranee 68 West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, except the north JO feet thereof,
the east JO feet thereof and the south 30 feet thereof;
and
T~ South ans-half (S}) of the Southeast Quarter (SE~)
of Section Twenty-three (23) 1n Township Five (.5) South,
Ranee Sixty-eir,ht. (68) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, containinc according to United States Survey
eiGhty (80) acres, more or less, reservj.ng however a
strip of land 100 feet in width being T5 feet below
and 25 feet above the center line of channel of the
Northern Colorado Irrication Company's Canal for richt
of way for said canal and other purposes; ar..d
That part of the Southwest Quarter ( S':Tt) of the North-
east Quarter (i!E~) of Section 2.3,. Tovmship ;; South,
Range 60 \"lest of the Sixth Principal lleridian -which
lies southwesterly of the southwesterly line of the
ric:ht of way of the Hichline Canal containing 8008 acres
more or less fonnerly ORned by Anna Lo Holm and as speci<,.
fically described in the certain deed recorded August 25,
1943 in Book 487 at Page 327 among the records of the
Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe and State
of Colorado, located in Arapahoe County, Colorado; and
The Southwest Quarter (SW1) of Section JS, Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the Si:::th Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, Colorado; and
The Southeast Quarter (sEt) of Section 35 1 Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, Coloradoo
Respectfully submitted,
mmLRl'/OCD 1'lATFR AND SEl'lF.R BOARD
By: Robert F.
irI:Bn
J
Date:
Subject:
Recommendation:
MEUORANW~.~ TO TEF.: ENGI .. EWOOD CITY CCUNCIL REGARDING AC'rIJN
OR RECO!.!I .P.:WATIOU OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATRR AND SE',','FR BOARD
Septenber 17, 1958
Annexation of Additional Areas to South-East Enelenocxi Water Diotricto
That the followinc described lands be allowed to anrex, by supplement.al
agreement, to the South-East Enr,lewood Water District:
Section 26 1 TO'Rnship 5 South, Range 68 West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, excer>t the north JO feet thereof 1
the east 30 feet thereof and the south 30 feet thereof;
and
The South one-half (S~) of the Southeast Quarter (SF.~)
of Section Twenty-three (23) in Township Five (5) Souti1,
Range Sixty-eight (68) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, containing according to United States Survey
eighty (80) acres, more r::Jr less, reservine however a
strip of land 100 feat in width beine 75 feet below
and 25 feet above the center line of channel of the
1~orthern Colorado Irrigation Company's Canal for right
of way for said canal and other purposes; and
That part of the Southwest Quarter (S'Nt) of the North-
east Quarter (NEi) of Section 23,, To'Nnship 5 South,
Rance 68 West of the Sixth Principal lleridian which
lies southwesterly of the southwesterly line of the
ri~ht of way of the Highline Canal containing 8.08 acres
mare or less fornerly awned by Anna L. Holm and as speci-
fically described in the certain deed recorded August 25,
1943 in Book hl37 at Par,e 327 am~c the records of t.l-ie
Clerk and Recorder of the County of Arapahoe and State
of Colorado, located in Arapahoe County, Colorado; and
The South".'lest Quarter (SW~) of Section 35, Township 5
South, Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, ColoradoJ and
(PARCEL I)
The Southeast Quarter (SRt) of Section 35, Township 5
South, Ranee 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, Col:>rado; and
(PARCEL II)
The F..ast one-half (Et) of the F.ast one-half (Ei) of
Section 34, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian; Arapahoe County, Colorado,
except that pr::Jrtion described in Warranty Deed recorded
September 12, 1953 in Book 822 at Page 111; am
Beginnii:ig at a point on the South line of the East ore-
half ( E-1) of the Southeast Quarter of Section .34, Town-
ship 5 South, Rance 68 '\'lest of the Sixth Principal Meri-
dian, 528 oO feet West of the Southeast corner of said
Ea.st one-half (E:~) J thence West along said South line
33000 feet; thence North at a rieht ancle 328.0 feet;
thence East parallel to the South line 3.30o0 feet;
thence South 32Bo0 feet t:> the point of beginning; except
existinc rir,hts of way for roads; Arapahoe County, Colo-
rado; arx:l
T!e Northwest Quarter (NW-~) of Section JO, Township 5
South, Ranee 67 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
Arapahoe County, Colr::Jrado; and
The West ore-half (W!) of the Southwest Quarter (SWt)
of Section JO, Township 5 South, Range 67 West of the
Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado; and
The Southeast Quarter (SF.t) of the Southwest Quarter
(SW 1
-), Saction 30, Ta.'lnship 5 South, Range 67 West
of the Sixth ?rincipal Meridian, Arapahoe County,
Colorado; and
·rhe Southeast Quarter (SE,--) of the Northeast Quarter
(NE~) of the Southwest Quarter (SW~), Section 30,
Township 5 South, Range 67 Ylest of the Sixth Princi-
pal lleridian, Arapahoe County, Colorado; and
The Soutlnvest Quarter (SW~) of the Northeast Quarter
(m:\) of the Southwest Quarter (S'.7 1-)1 Section 30,
TO\'mship 5 South, :w.nce 67 1·rest of the Sixth Princi-
pal Uerid:tan., Arapahoe County Colorado; and
The Northwest Quarter (NVJ~) of the Northeast Quarter
(NEl) of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1.·), Section 30,
Township 5 South, RanGe 67 West of the Sixth Princi-
pal Meridian, Arapahoe County 1 Colorado o
Respectfully submitted,
ENGL'E\1()0D WATF.R AND SE\'fF.R. B:)\RD
..I ..
Date:
Subject:
Recomr.ienda ti on:
MBUJRANDUM TO THE RNGLEWOJD crry COUNCIL REGARDING ACTICN
OR RECOHMENDATION :JF THE ENGIEl/lOOD WATf:R AND SEWER BJA.RD
September 17, 1958
Plans and Specifications for Sewage Treatment Plant EA-pansiono
That the City neeotiate immediately for ene).neerine for complete
plans and specifications for 100% sewage treatment plant
a."Cpans ion o
Res?ect:fUlly submitted,
By: Robert Fo
'Cfuirman