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TREASURER'S REPORT
F 0 R C E-PAY R 0 L L-PURCHASING
MUNICIPAL COURT
POLICE
FIRE
PUBLIC WORKS
BUILDING INSPECTION
PARKS AND RECREATION
PLANN I NG
LIBRARY
UTILITIES
GARBAGE COLLECTIONS
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I FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF EST I MATE D REVENUE S
GENERAL FUND
For Month of March , 1969
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Anticipated Current To Date % o f Est.
I Revenue Month Collec t ed
Property Tax $ 176,675.00 $ 25,712.18 $ 36,494 .41 20.66
I Sales Tax 1,515,8 39.00 81,132.86 340,059.26 2 2 .43
Highway Users Tax 1 32 ,00 0 .00 14,533.07 33,450.5 0 2 5.34
I Utility & Franchise 165,000.00 37,509.97 79 ,580.56 4 8.23
I Cigarette Tax 8 4 ,000 .00 5, 772 .08 21 ,6 2 9.20 2 5 .75
Vehicle Ownership &
I Registration 93,200.00 312 .00 ._33
Business Licenses
Miscellaneous 23,500.00 2,019.00 18,207.50
I Liquor Occupational ll, 100.00 100.00 9,700 .00
Liquor Lie. (State) l 100.00 45 .00 52.50
Total 35,700.00 2,164.00 27,960.00 78.32
I Mu n icipal Court 30,000 .00 4,403.00 13,45 1.00 44 .84
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Coun ty Co urt Fees 2,200 .00 13 0.00 1 80 .0 0 8.18
Other Revenues
Fire Dist . Con tracts 1 8 ,682 .00 9,779.00 9,862.00
I Highway Maint. 2 600 .00 216 .66 649 .9 8
Total 2 1 ,2 8 2.00 9,995 .66 10,511.98 49 .39
I Permits
Street 1,600 .00 64.00 658.00
Building 15,000.00 1,739 .50 5,588.00
Electrical 3 ,600.00 1,417.70 1,877.90
I Plumbing 1,300 .00 146.00 303 .00
Sewer 800 .00 31.00 79.00
Total 22,300.00 3,398.20 8,505.90 38.14
I Fee & Service Chgs.
Police 3,000.00 160.50 735.75
I Library 6,300.00 607.13 1,845.54
Engineering 1,200.00 18.00 97.98
Trailer Court 1,300.00 225 .00 352 .00
Total 11,800.00 1,010.63 3, 031.27 25.69 I I County Library Cont . 30,516.00 • •
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Interest 8,000 .00 689 .73 689.73
Miscellaneous 7,000.00 281.24 1,038.22
I Total 15 ,000.00 970.97 1,727.95 11.52
Total Revenue $2,335,512.00 $186,732 .62 $576,894.03 24.70
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\I EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Month of March, 1969
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Annual Current Current Spent & % of
I Budget Month Encumb . Encumb. Budg et
To Date
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Council:
City Council $ 17,018.00 $ 1,604 .55 $ 6,858.37
Bo ard of Adj. 1,925.00 137 .68 410.94
I Career Ser. 1 ,120 .00 90 .00 290 .00
Plan & Zoning 2,2 2 4.0 0 153.00 392 .28
Public Lib. 600 .00 15.00 87 .00
I City Attorney 33,447.00 1 ,518 .00 5, 711.00
Total 56,334 .00 3,518.23 13,749.59 24.41
I Municipal Court 18,962.00 1,488.15 4 ,299.03 22.67
Management
City Manager 48,905 .00 3,911.58 13,750.67
I Pe rsonnel 21,475.00 1,999 .06 5,171.37
Total 70,380.00 5,910.64 18,922 .04 26 .89
Finance 110,911.00 7,122.03 $ 7,423 .50 29,269.85 26 .39
Public Works
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En gi n eering 79 ,374.00 3,768 .02 11,327.88
Street s 352,880 .00 30,060.23 73,290.74
Traff i c 100,440 .00 11,518.97 10,455 .00 35,753.67
Build i n g I n sp . 69,285.00 5,119.01 15,479.02
I Bldg . Maint. 148,810.00 67,534.54 72,716 .16
T o tal 750,789.00 118,000 .77 10,4 5 5 .0 0 208,567.47 27.78
'I Fire 402,199.00 29,650.12 94,057 .66 23 .39
Police 584,444.00 46,621.59 11,421.83 144,023 .00 24 .64
I Parks & Rec. 216,667 .00 11,320.29 8,206.00 42,260.02 19.50
Planning 44,356.00 2,452.24 8,546.24 19.27
I Library 112' 623.00 6,635.78 22,040.57 19.57
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Central Ser. 16,120.00 1,072.25 3,130.99
Gen . Oper. 47,026.00 3,062.86 20,026.54
Emp . Benefits 17 500.00 I I Total 80,646.00 4,135 .11 23,157.53 28.72 • •
Total Expense $2,448,311.00 ~236,854.95 ~37,506 .33 ~608,893 .00 24 .87
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Tap Fees
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
WATER FUND
For Month of March, 1969
Anticipated Current To Date
Revenue Month
$750,000.00 $15,681.70 $188,334.00
1,000.00 5.00 92.50
% of Est.
Collected
25.11
Connection Chgs. 10,000.00 1,300.95 4,310.56
Rentals 4,000.00 1,390.00 1,635.11
Interest 15,000.00 6,907.50 9,287.10
Miscellaneous 2,000.00 30.35
Property Tax 295.00 43.06 61.11
Total 32,295.00 9,646.51 15,416.73 47.74
Total Revenue $7821295.00 ~251328.21 ~2031750.73 26.05
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & % of
Budset Month Encumb. Encurnb. Budset
To Date
Production
Source & Sup. $ 16,724.00 $ 2,000.11 $ 5,151.53
Power & Pump 97,506.00 4, 793.49 13,609.36
Purification 681567.00 51204.71 141451.89
Total 182,797.00 11,998.31 33,212.78 18.17
Trans. & Dist. 104' 32 3. 00 4,860.80 16,472.18 15.79
Administration
Account &
Co11. 51,369.00 4,275.23 12,710.66
General 771078 .00 41057.73 161036.41
Total 128,447.00 8,332.96 28,747.07 22.38
Debt Service 374,698 .00 194.80 319 .25 .09
Miscellaneous 20,000.00 20,000.00 100.00
Capital Plant
& Equipment 911300.00 131678.22 ~61500.00 221608.67 24.76
Total Expense $9011565 .00 ~391065.09 ~61500.00 ~1211359.95 13.46
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Connection Fees
Conn. Fees Res.
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
For Month of March, 1969
Anticipated
Revenue
$245,000.00
2,000.00
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15,000.00
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23,000.00
$268,000.00
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Month
$10,431.22
1,099.70
4,655.00
3,699.00
9,453.70
$19,884.92
To Date
$65,764.81
1,365.48
6,765.00
3,699.00
500.00
12.329.48
$78,094.29
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Collected
26.84
53.61
29.14
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & % of
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget
To Date
Treatment $ 85,401.00 $4,620.34 $14,835.34 17.37
Sanitary System 32,441.00 3,741.65 6,417.99 19.78
Administration
Ace. & Coll. 13.362 .00 1,107.50 3,238.50
General 15,671.00 502.78 3,241.84
Total 29,033.00 1,610.28 6,480.34 22.32
Debt Service 72,113.00 118.10 .16
Miscellaneous 22,500.00 18,530.95 82.36
Cap. P l ant &
Equ ipment 35 600.00
Total Expense $277 ,088.00 ~9,972.27 $46,382.72 16.74
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of March, 1969
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I Revenue Month Collected
Property Tax $ 89,019.00 $12,955 .33 $ 18,388.06 20.66
I Sales Tax 436,578.00 23,367.14 97,940.74 22.43
Misc. & Interest 3,700.00 1,574.03 1,710.28 46.22
I City Hall Bldg. 50 000.00
I Total Revenue $579,297.00 $37,896.50 $118,039.08 20.38
I EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
I Cumulative current current Spent & % of
AJ2J2rOJ2riation Month Encumb. Encumb. Appro-
To Date 12riation
I Paving Dist. #17 $ 9,132.99 $ 100.00 .01
Paving Dist. #18 90,000.00
I Park Improvement 50,000.00 50,000.00 100.00
I central Shops 190,477.81 $ 245.00 $10,000.00 10,745.00 5.64
Aerial Ladder 427.00
I Fire Station #l
Relocation 245,000.00 1,068.00 1,331.75 .54
I Police Reloca-
tion 34' 297.00
I Storm Drainage 4,387.93 822.56 18.74
School Signals 25,000.00
I Hampden Bridge 5,770.00
Sherman Bubblers 1,500.00 • I s. Sherman & I . •
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I Miscellaneous
I Total Expense $656,742.73 ~1,313.00 $10,000.00 $62,999.31 9 .59
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City of Englewood
School Dist. No. 1
Outdoor Pool
Indoor Pool
Sports & Games
Cultural Activities
Playgrounds
Special Events &
Programs
Interest Income
Other Income
Total Revenue
Outdoor Pool
Indoor Pool
Sports & Games
Cultural Activities
Playgrounds
Special Events
General Operations
Total Expense
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RECREATION FUND
March 31, 1969
Department of Finance
April 8, 1969
Anticipated
Revenue
Current
Month
To Date % of E s t.
Collected
$24,000.00
17,300.00
13,950.00
12,650.00
13,100.00
12,100.00
725.00
2,640.00
100.00
$96,565.00
$2,155.00
161.45
721.25
969.23
32.68
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$4,045.61
$ 2,803.75
416.45
4,582.51
2, 781.22
175.60
67.25
$10,826.78
EXPENDITURES
Annual Current current Spent &
Budg:et Month Encumb. Encumb.
To Date
$ 15,721.00 $ 177.18
20,501.00 $ 439.16 1,774.76
35 ,966 .00 3,047.00 8,569.24
18,517.00 1' 314.59 3' 121.52
6, 177.00 50.00
5,782.00 139.34 428.99
10,644 .48 210.72 1,113.50
$113,308.48 $5,150.81 $15,235.19
16.20
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34.98
22.99
6.65
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16.86
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cash In Bank
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BALANCE SHEET
March 31, 1969
Savings Accounts
Revenues to be Received
Clearing Account
current Liabilities
Fund Balance
Fund Balance 0. J. Miller Bequest
Appropriations to be Expended
Department of F i nanc e
April 8, 1969
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$ 381.94
50.00
13,132.17
85,738.22
431.60
$99,733.93
$ 865.98
784.66
98,083.29
$99,733.93
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1968 G1,~1,829 110
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Received from traffic tickets (cafeteria)---------------------
Received from miscellaneous offenses--------------------------
Received from court cases -------------------------------------
Received from court costs-------------------------------------
Received from witness fees------------------------------------
Received from bond forfeiture---------------------------------
Received from jury fees---------------------------------------
$ 8,583.00
25.00
4,553.00
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50.00
90.00
3.00 Received from appeal bond fees---------------------------------------~~
Grand Total-----$13,451.00
Arraignments------------------193
Trials------------------------170
Jury trials-------------------9
Juries excused----------------4
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TOTAL CLASS 1 CRIMES
I 1 969 200 ~ 1 96e 1 '790
1967 1 ,210
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ACTIVITY REPORT
ACCIDENTS
1st Quarter 1969
NL~nber of Accidents Number of Persons
All Fatal Iniury Ace. Ki !led Ini ured'''
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433 1 70 1 27 1 22 I 57
B -severe C -moderate D -slight
CITATIONS ISSUED
MUNICIPAL COURT COUNTY COURT
Reckless Driving lA Drunk Driving 13
Careless Drivinq l?t.. Reckless Driving
All Other Hovin~ 'i63.. Careless Drivinq 1
Parking 6t.;4 Improper Equipment 1
Improoer Equipment ' Other Hovfng Violations 7
Other Ordinance Violations
134 (except doq)
License Violations 60
Other State Violations 98
CRIMINAL CASES FILED
COUNTY CWRT DISTRICT CWRT
AOUL T I JUVENILE
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CANINE DEPARTMENT
Complaints Citations Dogs Picked up From
Received Iuued Impounded I Released I Disposed Of I Streets l Vets.
197 13 69 I 39 I 195 I 59 1 100
LIQUOR WTLET CALLS
Date Location Type of Complaint Action Taken
1-2-69 John W's Disturbance Parties asked t o go
1-4-69 Taste of Honey Disturbance N~ r;~rob 1 em upon o f1cers ar r 1val
1-8-69 Bar Harbor Disturbance Parties assisted
2-21-69 John W's ,,q~~bf~i~~il?is 0 r changi n Case filed by State
Liquor Control
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ACTIVITY REPORT
1st Quarter 1969 (cont'd)
LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS
Date Location
3-S-69 Lucky Lady
3-S-69 Lucky Lady
3-12-69 Casual Lounge
3-18-69 Casual Lounge
3-19-69 Hilda 1 s
Type of Complaint
Disturbance
Drunk wants to fight
Disturbance
Large group of people
causing trouble
Parties refusing to
leave
Action Taken
Mgr. was ejecting
persons accused of
gambling
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officers arrival
Matter settled
prior to officers
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CLASS I OFFENSES
II CLEARED BY
CLASSIFICATION REPORTED UNFOUNDED ~ TOTAL CLEARED JUVENILES
II Murder
Manslaughter
II Rape (total)
Rape by Force
Assault to Rape
II Robber~ (total) 2 2
Armed 2 2
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Strong Arm
Assault (total) 14 14 9 2
I Gun 5 5 3
Knife, et c . 1
Other dangerous weapon 1 1
Hands, fists, feet 1 1 1
II Not Aggra vated 7 7 4 2
Burglar~ (total) 88 4 84 27 11
I Fo r cible Entry 55 2 53 22 8
Unlawful Ent r y 27 2 25 3 2
Attempted 6 6 2 1
I Larcenx (total) 268 12 256 55 32
$50.00 and Over 99 6 93 12 5
Under $50.00 169 6 163 43 27
Auto Theft 57 5 52 27 17
GRAND TOTAL 430 22 408 119 62
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37 of these offenses were stolen bicycles)
CLASS II OFFENSES
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Ar s on a nd Attempt 3 3
Dr unk 5 5 5
• I Malicious Mis chi ef 104 104 9 2
GRAND TOTAL 112 112 15 3
I TOTAL ARRESTS THIS QIJARTER
FOR ALL OFFENSE S EXCEPT TRAFFIC
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REPO RT TO CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 1969
Fire and Rescue c a l ls answered-----------------------------------------------------273
Ho se la id , l''--------------------------------------------------------------------2,871
Ho se laid , l ~"-------------------------------------------------------------------4,000
Hose laid, 2 ~"-------------------------------------------------------------------6,750
Valu e of City property and contents exposed and insured------------------$6,288,165.00
Value of City property and contents exposed and not insured------------------57,350.00
Loss of Ci ty p r op erty and contents exposed and insured-----------------------55,510.00
Loss o f City prope rty and contents exposed and not insured--------------------5,100.00
Value of Cherry Hills property and contents exposed and ineured-------------590,500.00
Value of Cherry Hills property and contents-------------------------------------100.00
Loss of Cherry Hills property and contents exposed and insured------------------650.00
Loss of Cherry Hills property and contents exposed and not inaured--------------100.00
Fire calls answered within the City Limits------------------------------------------78
Fire calls answered within the City Limite -False Alarme---------------------------11
Rescue cal ls answered within the City Limits---------------------------------------153
Rescue calls answered within the City Limite -False Alarme--------------------------3
Fi re calls a nswered within Cherry Hilla Dietrict------------------------------------22
Rescue c alls answered within Cherry Hille Dietrict-----------------------------------0
Fir e cal ls answered within the County------------------------------------------------4
Rescue c alls answered within the County----------------------------------------------2
Mutual aid calls (Englewood assisting other Dietricte)------------------------------12
Mutual a id calls (Other Districts aeeieting Englewood)-------------------------------0
Average man attendance per call----------------------------------------------------3.4
Training Sessions-------------------------------------------------------------------30
Manpower used----------------------------------------------------------------------961
Fire Inspections -------------------------------------------------------------------125
Hydrant Hook -ups--------------------------------------------------------------------15
CITY OF EN GLU)OD -FIRE CALLS ONLY
Residential-------------------------------------------------------------------------30
Bu siness----------------------------------------------------------------------------21
Aut omobile--------------------------------------------------------------------------12
Grass and Trash---------------------------------------------------------------------15
Fal ee Alarme------------------------------------------------------------------------11
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TCTAL ChLI..S
P'l Nl Res cue Total
1969
1968 5~! 6S5 1 ,27 1
1967 978
1966 869
1965 891
1964 857
FIRB PREV.NTICN
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TOTAL INSP!CTIONI
1969
1966 95}
1~67 941
1 ~66 54 2
1?t:5 1 ,1 81
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1967 1 ,1185
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1969
1968 1 ~6 , 890
1967 204 ,71 0
1 966 2 99, 1 50
1 965 295 .550
1 964 42 2 , 625
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ACTIVITIES
YEARLY NON -CONFORMING USE RESGISTRATION & SURVEY CHECK
CONTRACTOR LICENSES ISSUED
PROPERTIES CLEANED UP BY CITY
BU rLDING, MECHANICAL & SEWER TAP INSPECTIONS
0
479
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DOCUMENTS PREPARED FOR FILING OR RECORDING 0
TRAILER INSPECTIONS IN MOBILE HOME PARKS 496
WRECKING YARD INSPECTIONS 33
TOTAL BUILDING INSPECTIONS 2,137
ALL TYPES OF INVESTIGATIONS AND PRE-INSPECTIONS 398
HOUSE CODE INVESTIGATIONS 62
SEWER CONNECTION NOTICES ISSUED 0
CONTRACTS MADE ---HEALTH, FIRE, POLICE 80
NOTICES ISSUED (trash, weeds, junk, etc.) 346
NOTICES ISSUED TO CONTRACTORS TO OBTAIN LICENSES & PERMITS 38
MISCELLANEOUS CORRECTION OR STOP ORDERS ISSUED 32
ABTEMENT NOTICES OF ILLEGAL USES 6
TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS INSPECTIONS 1,002
ESTIMATED MILEAGE TRAVELED 7,173
MEETINGS OR CONFERENCES (Trade, Code, etc) 19
CASES FILED FOR COURT 15
First Quarter 1969
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PERMITS BUILDINGS
One family dwellings
Additions to residence
Apartments (66 units; 5 Bldg.
1/20 units; 1/31 units)
Medical Building (5 stories)
Garages and Carports
Corrmercial
Corrmercial Additions
Industrial
Industrial Additions
Moving and Wrecking
Miscellaneous Building
Sub-Total
Signs
Miscellaneous
Heating
Electric
Plumbing
Sub-Total
INSPECTIONS
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COST
$ 93,900.00
43,336.00
621,230.00
463,000.00
11,300.00
430,009.00
66,669.00
140,078.00
12,000.00
26,870.00
55,550.00
$1,963,942.00
$ 30,432.00
63,523.00
90,910.00
221,428.00
55,952.00
$ 462,245.00
$2,426,187.00
MISCELLANEOUS
PERMIT
FEE
$ 278.00
198.00
1,049.50
975.75
45.00
781.00
204.00
494.00
36.00
200.00
242.25
$4,503.50
$ 300.00
351.00
498.50
1,879.90
303.00
$3,332.40
$7,835.90
Building & Mechanical
2,137
(Zoning, Sewer, Litter, Wrecking Yards)
1,002
OTHER REVENUE:
Contractor Licenses .•. $
Mobile Homes .•...•....
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TOTAL OTHER REVENUE ... $
16,159.00
352.00
66.00
13.~31.88
30,408.88
TOTAL REVENUE ............ , ..•... $)8, 244 .78
ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION SHOW AN INCREASE.
1968
Totd Buildings 27
Total Permits 562
Total Permit Fees $ 6,890.15
Total Estimated Value $1,811,804.00
Contractor Licenses $ 15,979.00
FIRST QUARTER 1969
Increase
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Increase
Decrease
1969
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$ 945.75
$614,383.00
$ 180.00
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1 968 2 ,111
1967 1 ,744
1 966 1 ,764
1 965 1 ,4 26
1 964 1 ,435
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1967 12 ,287
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(City of En glewood P arks a n d Recreation De p a rtm e n t pl a c e d sec o nd
in the Nati o na l Spo r ts , I n c . 1 968 Gol d Meda l Co nt es t in Cl ass IV
(fo r cities po pul ation 20,000 -50 ,000) for e xc e l l enc e in parks a nd
r e creation field ).
PARKS MAIN TE NAN CE OPERATIONS:
Regula r wi n ter mainte nanc e o n parks such as s no w rem o val on all park s i d e walks
a nd City Ha ll wa lks and park area~, weekly cleanup and chec~ f o r vand a lism.
Repair a nd renovation of picnic tables and b e nch es fo r p a rks and athletic
equ i pm e n t u sed i n the activity pro grams such a s b aseball, foo tball, etc.
Watered trees p l anted in th e s pring with wa ter truck dur i n g the dry winte r
periods .
Repai r ed and repainted a ll pl ayg r ound e qu i pm e nt t h at c ou ld b e mo v ed i n the park
shop .
Spec ial Project s :
Co n st ru cted ten 14 f t. specia l picni c t a bl es fo r Da rtmo uth Sh e lt e r Hou se .
All pl ay equ ipment f o r Da rtmouth Pa rk ass embl e d and paint e d fo r placement in
pa rk lat e in May .
Ne w pl ay e q u ipm nt c o nst ru cted: Cher r e l y n c a r, j e t p a p e r eat e r, c o v e r ed wago n,
a n d o n e -horse shay.
Pl a c ed steel stak fence a r oun d a ll y oung tre e s and e vergreens i n a ll pa rks .
Co n structed a large 14 ft . ga t e f rom s crap pipe fo r ent r a nc e t o Be l l evie w
Pa r k j u s t northwes t of Sou th Dri ve In Th e atre .
RECREATI ON ACTIVITIES :
A. New program s started during f irs t qu a r ter of 1969 :
l . Jr. Am e rican Vo ll eyb al l (5th & 6th g r a d e girls )
2. Jr. Am e ric a n Wr es tling (4th , 5th & 6th g r ade b oys )
B . Program s in progress du ring first qu arte r of 1969 :
1 . Mu nicipal Bas k e tball (a dult me n)
2. You th Sq u are Da nc e cl ass
3. Jr. Am e r ican Ba s k e tb a ll (5th & 6th g r a d e b oys )
4. Mu nicipal Wint e r So ftb a ll (a dul t men)
5 . Skiing Prog r am (Jr . & S r. High S k i Cl u b "En gleschu sser s " a nd Elem e nt a r y
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7 . Fine Art cla sses (adults)
8 . Bu sinessmens Exercise and Fitnes s (B.E.A.F.)
9. Ceramics classes (adults)
10. Family Square Dance class for beginners
11. Ch o ral group "Sweet Adelines" (adult women)
12. Social Dance classes (adults)
13. Adult S quare Dance (Castoffs)
14. Family Square Dance (Family Swingers)
15. Round Dance cla ss (adults)
16. Dro p-In-Sports (boys and girls Jr . High age & up)
17. Fencing (youth & adults)
18. Jr. American Pep Clubs (elementary girls)
19. Womens Self Improvement clas s
20. Winter Learn-to-swim program (youth, adults & handicapped youth)
21. Swim Team (youth)
22. Weigh tlifting (youth & adult)
C. Other activities during fourth quarter of 1969:
1. Jr . Am erican Basketball Circus was held February 2 at the High School
Field Hou e.
2. Jr . High Church Basketball tournament was held March 24 and 25 at
Flood Jr . High.
3 . Swim Team participated in a meet at Loveland February B.
4. Englewood Swim T am hos ted a me t for Denver University at High
School po o l on February 23.
5 . Mu nicipal Ba ske tball To urnament wa s h ld at High School Fieldhouse
on Marc h 4, 6 , 11 & 13.
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8 . Casto ffs square danc e g roup held a St. Patricks Day danc e on March 11
at Sinclair Jr . High .
9. Jr. Am e rican Vo lleyball Circus was held Mar c h 23 at Hi gh S c hoo l F i e ldhous e .
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I 21 ,,69 27
1948 l7l,U6
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Books Circulated: Library:
Bookmobile:
53,760
24,008 Total: 77,76 8
Out of City Count:
Englewood Area
Littleton Area
Littleton
Library:
7,140
2,705
719
10,564
Bookmobile:
8,635
783
705
10,123
Books Added: 973 Books Discarded: 224
Books in Collection as of 3/31/69: 63,875
New Cards Issued: 1,233
Renewals: 535
Englewood:
Littleton:
Englewood:
Littleton:
812
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323
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Patron Card Holders as of 3/31/69: 17,219
Englewood Area: 354
Littleton Area: 65
Englewood Area: 169
Littleton Area: 37
Records Circulated: 809 Slides: 123 Pictures: 120 Films:
CCPLS requests: 364
Comm Center Requests: 13
Books rec'd: 229
Films Obtained: 65
Telephone reference inquiries answered: 204
Group Visits: 29 Story Hours: 12
Disbursements:
Deposited with the City Treasurer's Office
Receipts:
Rental Book Income
Special Donor's Fund and Lost Book s
Fines
Reference: 9
Total:
15,77 5
3,488
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20,687
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$2,1 79.77
83 .70
288 .28
1,807 .79
$2 ,1 79.77
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1967
1966
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17,949
17,686
17,~85
16,879
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1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
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ca:x; OF; ENGLEWOOD, COLO.
RESOLUTION NO. _./'--L7 ___ , SERIES OF 1969
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968 , AND
A PAY PLAN FOR NON-EMERGENCY EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY FOR
THE YEAR 1969.
WHEREAS, the prov i s ions of Paragraph 6 .6 -13 of the Municipal Code of
the City of Englewood , as amended, requires the City Council of the City
of Englewood to adopt, by resolution , a pay plan for each employee within
the City, and ,
WHEREAS , the City Council desires to amend the salary and wage l evel
of the position of Chief Building Inspector ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, that, effective May 1, 1969, Resolution No. 51,
Series of 1968, and Resolution No. 53, Series of 1968 , are amended as
follows:
Strike the position of Chief Building Inspector from grade
level 26 and Include under grade level 27.
Dated this s..261 day of_-4-k?o'-L-~Jdt'r__-----• 1969.
&~ / Mayor
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and com-
plete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Engle-
wood at a regular meeting held on the <"n•:.6 day of )'Yb /' ,
1969.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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ENQ~OOD. CO~OAADO
May 1 , 1969
781.0800
CITY O F F I C I A c our,•c tL 0 L
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William K. Malone, Esq.
3311 S. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Re: Zuider Zee and Peanut Barrel
De a r M r . M a 1 one :
My S '69
As you will recall, City Council adopted resolutions
sometime · ago calling upon the interested parties in the
Zuider Zee liquor application and the Peanut Barrel appli-
cation to show cause why City approval of each of the same
should not be revoked on the basis that those applications
and respective licensees had abandoned any rights they had
acquired by Council approval of the same.
At the time set in the resolutions, you appeared on
behalf of both of these applicants and gave assurances
that plans for the building of the structures involved
would be submitted shortly thereafter to the Building De-
partment and that work would be commenced.
Council's present information is that, while there
may have been preliminary plans submitted by one of these
parties, no progress has been made. Accordingly, I was in-
structed to advise you that Council will take further action
pursuant to the previous resolutions adopted at its Monday,
May 19, regular meeting, unless on or before that date either
of the aforesaid applicants appear before Council to show
further cause why revocation action should not be taken.
If you feel that this letter does not satisfy any noti-
fication provision, I would appreciate betng advtsed of that
so that I may arrange further notification to the parttes.
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William K. Malone
May 1, 1969
Page Two
You will note that a copy of this letter is being sent to each
of the applicants at the addresses listed on the applications.
JAC/em
cc: Mr. John L. David
Mr. Jerry Stru11
Mr. Tho~as J. No•ina
Sincerely,
_,.---) I /7' -MYRICK, CRIS;;,EL AND BRANNEY
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ty Attorney for the
City of Englewood
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OFFICIAL:
CITY COl NCIL DOCUMENT I .-~~ ,_,, "!' ")
f.:.W C) '69
COU NCIL t.<L-, ll-JG ri LE
CllX OF. ENGLEWOOD, COLO.
WHEREAS , transportation is a vital industry serving the needs of our
community and of the nation ; and,
WHEREAS , it is proper that we recognize our dependence on the
system , the most efficient in the world ; and,
WHEREAS , the President of the United States and the Governor of
Colorado have proclaimed May 11th to 17, 1969, NATIONAL
TRANSPORTATION WEEK ;
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED that the City of Englewood and
its citizens join in thi celebration and to that end I hereby
proclaim our recognition of May 11th to 17th, 1969, as
NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION WEEK .
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
APRIL 21, 1969 COUNCIL ME_,·d ~G F ILE
Cln QE ENGLEWOOD, COLO..
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on April 21, 1969, at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Bruce Currier of
the Hampden Hills Baptist Church. Pledge of Allegiance was led
by Boy Scout Troop No. 333.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
Assistant City Manager Mack,
City Attorney Criswell,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF MARCH 17, 1969, AND APRIL
7, 1969, AND THE SPECIAL MEETING OF APRIL 4, 1969, BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the Vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab recognized the following from the list
of "Special Citizen Program Invitees":
Street. Mr. and Mrs. William c. Cline, 2774 South Bannock
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dunham, 5001 South Clarkson Street.
Mayor Schwab also recognized Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Lukezic, 4548 South Bannock.
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Mayor Schwab recognized the student counterparts of the
City officials for the 1969 Student Government activities and
welcomed them to the meeting.
May 5, 1969
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Russ Woods
Ed Karlson
Sue White
Frank Coberly
Judy Ahrens
Kathy Fishbach
Dale Marcotte
Allen McPherson
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Councilman Lou Parkin son
Councilman Richard Lone
Councilman Howard R. Brown
Councilman John J. Lay
Councilman John Kreiling
Councilman Dallas J. Dhor ity
City Manager Stanley H. Di al
City Attorney John Criswell
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Mr. Beryl Wallace, Chief Building Inspector, appeared
before City Council on behalf of the Building Code Committee an d
presented and reviewed a memorandum recommending certain changes
within the City of Englewood's Building Code. Mr. Wallace
discussed the major changes recommended to the Code.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Parkinson and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 13.13 THROUGH
AND INCLUDING 13.14-4 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD TOGETHER WITH ALL ORDINANCES AMENDING THE SAME , AND
ADOPTING BY REFERENCE, IN LIEU THEREOF, CHAPTERS 4 THROUGH 43,
45 THROUGH 52, AND 59, EACH INCLUSIVE, OF ORDINANCE NO. l, SERIES
of 1969, OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER , STATE
OF COLORADO, AS ADOPTED ON THE 17TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1969.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED ,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE AND THAT A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON BE ESTABLISHED ON MAY 19,
1969, AT 8:00 P.M. AT CITY HALL. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab thanked Mr. Beryl Wallace for his 15 ye ars
of service to the City prior to his retirement on April 30, 1969.
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. and Mrs . Frank B. Galus,
3195 South Clarkson Street from the list of "Special Citizen
Program Invitees."
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of March 19, 1969 , were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commiss ion e rs
meeting of April 17 , 1969, were received for the record with a
letter recommendi ng employee benefits for 1.970 attached .
THAT THE
BENEFITS
RECORD.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED , COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION IN REGARD TO 1970 EMPLOYEE
BY THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION BE RECEIVED FOR THE
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone ,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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The minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commiss i on
meeting of April 9, 1969, were received for the record .
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A proposed agreement between South Englewood Sanitati on
District and the Greenwood Village Sewer District was received
for the record.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED ,
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE
PROPOSED AGREEMENT BETWEEN SOUTH ENGLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT
AND THE GREENWOOD VILLAGE SEWER DISTRICT. Discussion ensued.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lon e ,
Parkinson, Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Criswell presented a memorandum dat e d
April 18, 1969, in regard to the European Health Spa . Mr .
Criswell stated that under the present ordinance of the Ci ty o f
Englewood the European Health Spa would be deemed an illega l
operation and would have to be closed. Mr . Criswell stated t h at
it was his understanding that this was not the original inten t
of the ordinance and, therefore, presented in his memorandum
several alternate methods of dealing with the problem .
It was the consensus of Council that no requi r e men s
for licensing of employees of the European Health Spa be
established o her than requiremen s for tho se prov iding ma ssa ge
service to the Health Spa customers .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1969
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18,
ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF STREET AND AVENUE IMPROVE-
MENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DISTRICT IN
PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CON-
TRACTORS AND TO BIDDERS FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS
OF SAID CITY, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LO NE SECONDED ,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1969, BE PASSED ON FINAL
READING AS AN EMERGENCY AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE
ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Criswell reported in regard to the liti-
gation against Mr. Oliver S. Kingsley brought by the City to
cause Mr. Kingsley to clean up his property located at 2350 South
Tejon Street. Mr. Criswell stated that at a recent court hear i ng
the court had refused to extend the time limit on the order for
Mr. Kinsley to clean up his property on April 15, 1969. Mr.
Criswell stated that the City of Englewood can now clean up the
Kingsley property and place a lien against the property for the
City's costs.
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Mayor Schwab called for a recess at 9:30 P.M. Council
reconvened at 9:50 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following
were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Schwab.
Absent: None.
Th e Mayor declared a quorum present.
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City Council discussed establishing a tour of the
Swedi s h Hospital facilities on May 5 or May 12, 1969.
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City Manager Dial requested approval for Chief Jack
Clasby and Officer Donnell Stanton to att end the Nat1onal Poli c e-
Community Relations Training Seminar in Los Angeles, June 8
through June 13, 1969. Mr. Dial stated that the estimat e d c os
for the trip is $600, a nd that the funds are budgeted.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED ,
THAT CHIEF JACK CLASBY AND OFFICER DONNELL STANTON BE AUTHORIZED
TO ATTEND THE NATIONAL POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS TRAINING SEMINAR
IN LOS ANGELES, JUNE 8 THROUGH JUNE 13 , 1969 . Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resu l ted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhorit y, Kreiling, Lay , Lon e ,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the motion c arried.
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City Manager Dial stated that in the minutes of the
Career Service Board meeting of April 17, 1969, there was con -
t a ined a recommendation to Council th a t the gra de of the Chief
Building Inspector be raised from 26 to 27. Mr. Di al stated
that he c oncurred with the recommenda tion and reviewed the pay
of other bu i lding officials within the metropolitan area.
RESOLUTION NO. 17, SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUT ION NO . 51, SERIES OF
1968 , AND A PAY PLAN FOR NON-EMERGENCY EMP LOYE ES OF THE CITY
FOR THE YEAR 1969.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECO DED ,
THAT RESOLUTION NO . 17, SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED , THAT
RESOLUTION NO . 17, SERIES OF 1969, BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CON-
SIDERATION . Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay , Schwab.
Nays: Councilmen Kreiling , Lone, P a rkinson.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and Resolution No. 17,
Series of 1969 t abled.
(Note: Due to the fact that the above resolution was
tabled before final passage it is not cop1ed in full in the
official Resolution Book, and a new resolution number will be
assigned to it upon final passage.)
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C1ty Manager Dial stated that Mr. Nate Burt, 5200 South
Broadway, had indicated that he would attempt to raise funds from
merchants in the Brookridge Shopping Center area to assist the
City of Englewood in installing a traffic signal at Centennial
Avenue and South Broadway. Mr. D1al st a ted that Mr. Burt had since
reported to him that he was having very little success in raising
funds to assist the C1ty.
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City Council discussed the possibility of for e s alli ng
the $25,000 expenditure for school signals in order to finance
this traffic signal and the signal located at Clarkson and U.S.
285.
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City Manager Dial discussed Sen a te Bill 354 relat i n g
to Fire Pensions which is presently being considered by th e
Colorado Legislature.
Mr. Douglas C. Severn, Fire Chief, appeared before
City Council and discussed various provisions of the proposed
bill.
At the conclusion of the discussion City Manager Di al
stated that he would c onvey to Arapahoe County Legislators that
the City would not be in favor of a provision escalating salaries
of people on retirement in proportion to increases in salaries
of individuals in the same rank p resently employed by the City .
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COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY ATTORNEY BE AUTHORIZED TO PREPARE A SHOW CAUSE ORDER IN
REGARD TO THE LIQUOR LICENSES OF THE ZUIDER ZEE RESTAURANT , 1001
WEST HAMPDEN AND THE PEANUT BARREL, 3535 SOUTH HURON WHICH AS OF
THIS DATE HAVE NOT BEEN CONSTRUCTED. Upon the c all of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone ,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Council discussed a program of cleaning up j unk
cars within the City of Englewood and the fencing of property
leased from Mr. Ernest Herbertson near the Sewage Disposal Plant
for the temporary storage of those cars.
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City Council discussed the loca t ion of new Fire and
Police Headquarters .
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CpUNC ILMAN LONE MOVED , COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, th e
vot e resulted as follows:
Ayes: councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Lay.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned
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AGENDA FOR
REGUlAR COUNCIL SE SSION
MA Y 5 , 1969
8:00P.M . Call to order , invocation by the R ev. Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel
Lutheran Ch urch, ple dge o f a ll egian ce led by Boy Scout Troop No.
333 , and roll call .
1. Approval of minutes.
(a) Regular mee ting of April 21 , 1969 . (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) R ecognition of "special guests " of the Council.
(b) Mr. Bill Crouch, President of the Englewood Chamber
of Commerce , will be present to discuss Chamber of
Commerce month.
3. Communications.
(a) Rough draft of propose d agreement with Bob's Auto
Service, lnc . regarding hauling and storing abandoned
automobiles. (C opies transmitted herewith .)
(b) Minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of
April , 1969 . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Minute of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
April 15 , 1969. (Co pies transmitted herewith.)
1. Memorandum r e commending an extension
of the Bow Mar Water and Sanitation Dis-
trict agreem e nt.
2 . Memorandum recomme nding amendments
to wate r and sewe r regula tions.
(d) City Manager's Quarterly Report to the Council.
(Copies will be available at the session.)
(e) Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 (1969)
schedule. (C opie s transmitted herewith .)
(f) Minutes of the Board of Adj u s tment a nd Appeals
Board meeting of March 15, 1969 . (Copies
transmitted herewith .)
4. City Attorney .
(a) Bill for an Ordinance amending an ordinance
regulating m assage parlors. (Copie s w ill be
ava ilable at the session.)
(b) Report on the Zuider Zee a nd Peanut Barrel
liquor I icen se. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Attorney 's choice.
5 . City Manag r.
(a) Paving District No. 1 (1 96 9 ).
1. Bill for an Ordmance authorizing the
issuance of bond s. ( o pi e, transmitted
herewith.)
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MAY 5 , 1969
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5. City Manager. (Continued)
(a) Paving District No. 18 (1969). (Continued)
2 . Award for bond house bids. (Copies
transmitted herewith .)
3. Award of construction contract.
(Copies will be available at the session.)
(b) Report on funding available for new traffic signali-
zation requirements.
(c) Report on last year's reorganization of the Public
Works Department. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Reminder of Council tour of Swedish Hospital
facilities on May 12th.
(e) Report on the Annual Report.
(f) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
8. Adjournment.
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City Manager
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MAY 5, 1969
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado , met in regular session on May 5, 1969, at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Frederick Hahn of
the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Pledge of Allegiance was led b y
Boy Scout Troop No. 333.
The Ma y or asked for roll call . Upon the c all of the
roll, the following were present :
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
Assistant City Manager Mack,
City Attorney Criswell,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 21, 1969, BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Bill Crouch, president of the Englewood Chamber of
Commerce, appeared b efore City Council and discussed Chamber of
Commerce Month, Ma y 15, 1969, to June 15, 1969. Mr. Crouch read
a suggested proclamation of the Mayor declaring May 15 to June 15,
1969 , as Chamber o f Commerce Month. Ma y o r Schwab affixed his
signature to the proclamation.
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A rough draft of a proposed agreement with Bob's Auto
Service, Inc. regarding hauling and storing abandoned automobiles
was received for the record and discu ssed by City Council.
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COUNCILMAN PARK INSON MOVED, COUNCIL MAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT WITH BOB'S AUTO SERVICE, INC. FOR THE
HAULING AND STORING OF ABANDONED AUTOMOBILES BE GIVEN TO THE CITY
ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A FINAL AGREEMENT EMBODYING THE PRINCIPLES
INCORPORATED IN THE DRAFT AGREEMENT AND THAT THE AGREEMENT BE
RESUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL PRIOR TO FINAL EXECUTION. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote result e d as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, S chwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion car r ied .
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Mayor Schwab introduced the following student counter-
parts of the City officials:
Dave Kavan
Russ Woods
Ed Karlson
Sue White
Frank Coberly
Jody Ahrens
Kathy Fishback
Dale Marcotte
Allen McPherson
Mayor Elmer E. Schwab
Councilman Lou Parkinson
Councilman Richard Lone
Councilman Howard R. Brown
Councilman John J. Lay
Councilman John Kreiling
Councilman Dallas J. Dhority
City Manager Stanley H. Dial
City Attorney John Criswell
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Mayor Schwab called for a recess at 8:30 P.M. for the
council meeting of student counterparts of City Council members.
Council reconvened at 9:30 P.M. Upon the c all of the roll, the
following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
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Mayor Schwab introduced Miss Windy Williams of the
Englewood Herald who was covering the City Council meeting.
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The minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of
April 8, 1969, were received for the record .
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The minutes of the Wat er and Sewer Board meeting of
April 15, 1969, were received for the record with two recom-
mendations attached.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MO VED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE BOW MAR WATER AND
SANITATION DISTRICT CONNECT OR'S AGREEMENT FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE
YEARS BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED
TO EXECUTE THE DOCUMENT. Upon the c a ll of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ay es: Coun c ilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Pa r kinson, S c hwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried .
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEMORANDUM RECOMMENDING AMENDMENTS TO THE WATER AND
SEWER REGULATIONS OF THE CITY CODE BE REFERRED TO THE CITY
ATTORNEY FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION AND INCORPORATION IN THE RECODIFI-
CATION OF THE CITY CODE. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None .
Abs e nt: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The City Manager's Qu arterly Report was received for
the record .
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The Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 schedule was
received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of March 15, 1969, were received for the record.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN CE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS
SECTION 17.2 THROUGH AND INCLUDI NG 17.2-12 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD REGULATING THE OPERATION OF HEALTH
THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS AND THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
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COUNC ILMAN LAY MO VED , COUN CILMAN DHORIT Y SE CONDED , THAT
THE REC OMMEND AT I ON F OR THE EXTEN S ION OF THE BOW MAR WATER AND
SAN I TAT ION DI STRI CT CONNECTO R 'S AGREEMENT FOR A PERIOD OF TWELVE
YEA RS BE AP PROVED AND THAT THE MA YOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUT HORIZED
TO EX ECUT E TH E DOCUMENT . Up o n the c all o f the roll, th e vot e
resulted a s fo llows:
Ayes : Counc ilmen Br own, Dh o rity , Kr ei ling , Lay , Lon e ,
Parkinson , Schwab.
Nays: No ne.
Absen t : None .
The Mayor decl are d t h e motion c arr ied .
COUNCILMA N PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED ,
THAT THE MEMORANDUM RECOMMENDIN G AMENDMENTS TO THE WATER AND
SEWER REGULATIONS OF THE CITY CODE BE REFERRED TO THE CITY
ATTORNEY FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION AND INCORPORATION IN THE RECODI F I-
CATION OF THE CITY CODE. Upon the c all of the roll, the v ote
r e sulte d as fo l l ows :
Ayes : Councilme n Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Lon e ,
Parkinson, Sc hwab .
Na y s: None .
Absent: None .
The Mayo r declared the motion carried .
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The Ci t y Manager's Quarterly Report was r eceived f or
the record .
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Th e Sid e walk Im proveme nt District No. 69 schedule wa s
r ece i ved for the record.
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Th e minutes of th e Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of Marc h 1 5 , 1969, we re received for the record.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Counci l ma n L a y a n d rea d i n full ,
A BILL F OR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE -ENACTING WI TH AME ND ME NTS
SEC TI ON 1 7 .2 THROUGH AND INCLUDING 17 .2-12 OF THE MUN I CIPAL CODE
OF THE C I TY OF ENGLEWOOD REGULATING THE OPE RAT ION OF HEALTH
THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS AND THE PRACTICE OF MA SS AGE .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCIL MA N PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BI LL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSE D ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PR I SE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
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Ay es: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Kre i ling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson , Sc hwab .
Nays : No n e .
Abs e nt : None.
The Mayor d e clared t he moti on c ar ried.
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A lett er to Mr . Wi ll i am K. Malone , attorn ey representing
the Zuider Ze e Re staurant and the Peanut Barrel both authorized
but unissued l i quor l i censes , was presented to the City Council
by Mr. John Criswell , City Attorney . Mr. Criswell indicated that
the Zuider Zee Restaurant had requested a building permit on
May 5, 1969.
Ci ty Counc i l discussed the holding of a show cause
hearing at the Ma y 19, 1969, City Council meeting to consider
the possible revocation of the authorization of the two liquor
licenses.
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City Manager Dial presented a tabulation of bids
received on Paving District No. 18 bonds and of bids received
for the construction of Paving District No. 18.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE BID OF PETER KIEWIT SON'S COMPANY OF DENVER , COLORADO,
IN THE AMOUNT OF $229,556 .2 0 BE APPROVED AS LOWEST AND BEST AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE CONTRACT
DOCUMENTS. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Lone,
Ay es:
Parkinson,
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay,
Schwab.
Na y s: Non e .
Absent: None.
The Mayor d e clared the motion carried .
Introduced as a Bill by Counc ilman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18 BONDS, PRESCRIBING THE
FORM OF SAID BONDS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS
AND THE INTEREST THEREON.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BI LL FOR AN ORDINAN CE BE PA S SED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUB LI SHED I N FULL IN THE EN GLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
P RISE . Upon the c all of the ro ll, the vote r e s u lted as follows:
Aye s : Coun ci lmen Bro wn , D hor~ty, Krei l i ng, Lay,
Lone, P arki n son, Schwab .
Na ys : Non e .
Abs e n t : None.
The Ma y or decl ar e d t h e motion c arr i e d.
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THE BID OF W.E . HUT TON & COMP ANY AT AN EFFECTIVE RATE OF 5.0898
PER CENT F OR PA VI NG DISTRICT NO. 1 8 BONDS BE ACCEPTED AS LOWEST
AND BEST. Up o n the c a ll o f the r oll, the vot e resulted as
follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dh ority , Kreiling, Lay, Lon e ,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays : None .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the mo tion c arried.
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City Ma nager Dial stated that there would b e sufficient
f und s remaining i n t he appropriation of the City's share f or
Pavin g District No. 18 in the Public Improvement Fund to allow
f or t he c on struction of traffic signals at Centennial Avenue
and Broad wa y an d at Clarkson and U.S. 285.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO PROCEED WITH THE SIGNALI-
ZATION OF CENTENNIAL AVENUE AND BROADWAY AND CLARKSON AND U.S.
285 BY USING THE BALANCE OF THE PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18 APPROPRI-
ATION IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay,
Lone, Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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A report on last year's reorganization of the Public
Works Department was received for the record and discussed by
City Counci 1.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT THE CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 17, SERIES OF 1969,
AND THE MOTION AUTHORIZING ITS ADOPTION BE REMOVED FROM THE
TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dh ority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, S chwab.
Na ys : None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Discussion ensued .
RESOLUTION NO . 17, SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO . 51, S ERIES OF
1 968 , AND A PAY PLAN FOR NON-EMERGENCY EMPLOYEES OF THE CI TY FO R
THE YEAR 1969 .
(Co p ied in full in the official Resolution Book .)
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The following motion was before the City Council at
the time Resolution No. 17, Series of 1969, was tabled at the
April 21, 1969, City Council meeting.
"COUNCILMAN PARKINSON l10VED, COUNCILMAN KREILING
SECONDED, 'l'HAT RESOLUTION NO. 17 , SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED
AND APPROVED." Upon the call of the roll , on the April 21,
1969, motion, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lone,
Parkinson , Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Lay.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Di al reminded members of Council of the
tour of Swedish Hospital to be held May 12, 1969.
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City Manager Dial stated that the 1968 annual report
of the City of Englewood would be delivered to all residents within
the City on May 15, 1969.
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City Manager Dial reminded members of City Council that
a public hearing on Paving District No. 17 would be held on May
12, 1969. Mr. Dial also reminded Council that the City of
Englewood's Annual Service Awards Banquet would be held on May
13, 1969, at Wolhurst Country Club.
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City Manager Dial stated that as the 1969 Session of
the Colorado Legislature was rapidly drawing to a close that unless
indicated otherwise no breakfast with the area legislators would
be held on Thursday, May 8, 1969.
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City Manager Dial discussed the problems of the paving
of South Santa Fe Lane between Quincy and Tufts. Mr. Dial stated
that it had been the intent of the City to pave South Santa Fe
Lane from Quincy to Tufts in 1968 out of the one-half mill County
Road and Bridge work credit given to the City of Englewood by
Arapahoe County. The City had attempted to acquire a full 60
foot right of way for this street; there being an existing 30
foot dedication for all that portion within the City of Englewood
and a 40 foot dedication for that portion outside the City of
Englewood. Mr. Dial stated that all property owners lying within
the City of Englewood had agreed to dedicate the additional 30
feet, but two property owners lying within Arapahoe County would
not dedicate the additional 20 feet necessary to make the road a
full 60 feet in width.
It was the consensus of City Council that the City Manager
attempt again to get a full 60 foot roadway dedicated and that
should he be unable to obtain the right of way outside the City of
Englewood that the paving of South Santa Fe Lane extend no further
than the City Limit Line.
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THAT THE CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING THE
3000 BLOCK OF SOUTH DELAWARE BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the
c all of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Discussion ensued.
ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1969
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963,
ALSO KNOWN AS CHAPTER 22 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND THE ZONING MAP ATTACHED THERETO, TO REZONE
CERTAIN PROPERTY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED THEREIN FROM R-2-A
(TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) TO R-3-B (MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL),
PURSUANT TO THE APPLICATION OF W. H. THORNEY AND RELATING TO THE
3000 BLOCK OF SOUTH DELAWARE STREET.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON CALLED FOR THE PASSAGE OF ORDINANCE
NO. 18, SERIES OF 1969, ON FINAL READING AND ORDERED IT PUBLISHED
IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilman Parkinson .
Na ys: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared th at Ordinance No . 18 , Series of 1969, failed .
(Note: Due to the fact that the above ordinance failed
it is not copied in full in the official Ordinance Book, and
ordinance number 18 will be reassigned to a new ordinance.)
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Mayor Schwab reported on the trip of the City Manager,
City Attorney, and himself to Fort Worth to the Regional Office
of the Department of Housing and Urban Development to discuss
various federal aid programs in which the City of Englewood might
participate.
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Councilman Kreiling stated that the City of Englewood
was back in negotiations with Mr. Ernest Herbertson concerning
the bus line agreement due to the pos~tion of the City of Littleton
taken some months ago whereby it refused to approve the previously
submitted agreement.
City Counc i l discussed the provision of the bus service
within the area.
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THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED . Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned
at 11:30 P.M.
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Introduced as a Bill by
*A BILL F OR AN ORDIN ANCE
COUNCI L l .l..:.i...rti~G FI LE
**ORDI 'A CE NO. ~JI;~L E WOOD , COLO.
AN ORD I NA CE AUTHORIZ I NG THE ISSUANCE OF
CITY OF E~GLEWOOD , COLO RA DO, PAVING DIS-
TRICT NO. 18 BONDS ,PRESC RIBI NG THE FORM
OF SA I D BOND S, AND P ROV IDI NG FOR THE PAY-
MENT OF SAID BO NDS AND THE I NTEREST THEREON.
vn1EREAS, Paving District No. 18, in the City o f Englewood,
Colo rado, has b een duly created by Ordina nc e No. 17, Series 1969,
of said City, finally adopted and approve d on the 21st day of
April , 1969;
WHEREAS, Notice to Contractors to submit bid s for th e
construction of t he improve me nts in said District has b een duly
publish e d and th e ~t~~c~ ~or s~ruction h as
to ~ ~~d?f~ &
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b een award e d
of
WHEREAS, Notice of the sale of $245,000 of b onds for
said Distric t has b een duly published and such bonds h ave b een
a1varded to W. E . Hutton & compan~---------------
DeR,er Cl'ttfi Bllildi ng. Sni ta 528
of Denver,Colorado ; and
vlH EREAS, it is n o;,• necessary to provide for the is suanc P.
of said bonds and the fo rm and payme nt thereof;
BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF
ENGLE\mOD 1 COLORADO:
S ection l. By virtue of and pursu a nt t o the L aw s of the
St a t e of Color a d o , the Charte r and Ordin ance No . 14, S e ries 1965,
a s a me n ded, of said City, bond s in the p r i ncipal amount o f $2 45,000
f or P a v ing District No . 18 in s a id City shall b e issued for t he
p urpo se of p aying for local imp rov ements to be constructed in said
P aving Dis lrict . Bonds shal l b t! d at d as of June l, 1969 , and
s hall consi st of 245 bonds in th d enomina t ion o f $1 ,0 00 each ,
* I nsert on Firsl Publication ** I ns e rt on Se cond P ubl ication
Y/11 L!Uorl ~ LAM't
A"'l(I ,.N ~'I'D AT l AW
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numbered 1 to 245, inclusive. Said bonds shall be payable to
bearer and shall be due a n d payable on June 1, 1980, subject to
call and prior payment in dire ct numerical order on any interest
payment date, upon thirty (30) days' publ ished notice, up on p ay-
ment of par and accrued interest . Notice of call and payment
shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the
City and a copy of such Notice shall be mailed to the original
purchaser of the bonds, at the time of such publication.
Section 2. Said bonds shall bear interest as evidenced
b y "A" coupons attached to said bonds, payable on June 1, 1970,
a n d semi-annually th e reafter on June 1 and December 1 , each year ,
as follmvs :
Bond
1 to
99 to
1 3 8 to
167 to
192 to
212 to
224 to
236 to
"A"
Numbers Amount Interest Rate
9 8, incl. $98,000 4 .40%
137, incl . 39,000 4 .50%
166, incl . 29,000 4.60%
191, incl . 25,000 4.70%
211, incl. 20,000 4.75%
223 , incl. 12,000 4 .80%
235, incl . 12,000 4 7/8%
245 , incl. 10,000 4 .90%
I n addition to the "A" interest rate set forth
numbered 1 to ·166 inclusive
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above, all of said bonds/shall b ear additional interest as evidenced
b y suppl emental coupons designated "B" payable on June l, 1970
-------------------------' at the rate and for the period from
July l, 1969 to the dates indicated below, as follows:
''B" "B''
Bond Numbers Int erest Rate Interest To
l through 98, incl. 2.60% June 1, 1970
99 through 137' incl. 2.50% June 1, 1970
138 through 166, incl. l.OO% June 1, 1970
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The principal of and interest on said bonds shall
be payable at the First National Bank of Engle\vood, in Englewood,
Colorado .
Said bonds shall b e signed with a facsimile sig-
nature of the Mayor, s ealed with a facsimile of the Seal of said
City, attested and countersigned with the manual signature o f the
Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk, and the interest
c oupons attached thereto shall be signed with a facsimile signature
o f the Director of Finance .
Should any officer whose manual o r facsimile
signature appears on said bonds or the interest c oupons attached
thereto cease to b e such officer b efore delivery of the bonds to
the p urchaser, such manual or facsimile signature shall neverthe-
l ess b e valid and sufficient for all purpos es .
S ection 3. The bonds and interest coupons to be attache d
there to shall be in substantially the follmving form:
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CITY OF ENGLEHOOD
PAVI NG DISTRICT NO . 18
BO ND
CO U TY OF ARAPAHOE
$1,000
The City of Englewood, in the County of Arap ahoe and
Sta te of Colorado , for v a lue rece ived, ac k now l edges itse lf in-
debt ed and hereby promises to p a y to the b earer h e r e of, out of
the special fund or funds hereinafter des i gnat e d b u t not other-
wis e, the p rincipal sum of
ON E THOUSA ND DOLLARS
in l awful money of the United States of America , o n the 1st d ay
of June, 1980, with in terest thereon as evidenced by interest
coupons designated "A" at the rate of
per centum ------~%) p er annum from date until payment , payable
on June 1, 1970, and s emi-annually thereafter on the 1st d ay of
June and th e 1st day of Decemb e r, each year, and additional in -
terest as evidenc ed by interest coupons d esignated "B" at the
rat e of p er centum ______ %) per annum
for the p eri od from -----------1, 19 to 1, 19 ___ ,
inclu sive, p a yable on ----------------------------------------' both
principal and interest b ein g payable at the First National Bank of
Englewood, in Englewood, Colora do, upon presentation and surrender
of the at ached coupons and this Bond as they severally b ecome due
or are calle d for p a yment .
This Bond is subject to call and redemption in its
regul~r num rical orde r in the issue of which it is one, on any
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interest p a ~n e nt date, upon pa~en t of par and accrued interest,
on thirty days notice published in a newspaper of general cir-
culation in the City of Englewood, Colorado.
This Bond is issued for the purpos e of paying the costs
of stree t and avenue improvements in Paving District No. 18, in
the City of Engle\vood, Colorado, by virtue of and in full conform -
ity with the Constitution and La,vs of the State of Colorado, the
Chart er of said City and an Ordinance of the City duly adopted,
approve d, published and made a law of said City prior to the issu-
ance hereof.
This Bond and the interest thereon are payable out of
the proceeds of special assessments to be levied upon real estate
situated in the City of Englewood, Colorado, in Paving District
No . 18, sp ecia lly benefited by said improveme nts, which assessment s
so to b e levie d, with accrued interest, will be liens on s a id real
estate in th e respect ive amounts to be apportioned thereto and as-
s e ssed by an ordin ance of said City, and, if necess ary , from the
Surplu s and Def icienc y Fund heretofore created pursuant to the
Charter of said City.
The Chart er of said City provides: "Wheneve r a public
improv em e n t district has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding , and for any reason the remaining ass e ssments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the District
and interest due thereon, and there is not sufficient money in
said special surplus and deficiency fund, the n the City shall p a y
said bonds wh e n du and in terest due thereon and reimburse itself
by colle cting the unpaid assessments due said district."
It i s h ereby c e rtified and recited that the total issue
o f bonds o f the City for said District, includin g thi s Bond, do es
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not exceed the amount authoriz e d by law; that every requirement
of law relating to the creation of said Paving District No. 18,
the cons tructi on of said local i mprove ment s and the issuance of
this Bond h as b een fully complied with by the proper officers of
said City , and that all conditions required to exist and things
required to b e done precedent to and in the issuance of this Bond
to rende r the s ame l mvful and v a lid, have happened, been properly
done and p e rforme d, and did exist in regular and due time, form
and manne r, as r e quired by law.
For the p ayment of this Bond and the inte r est thereon ,
the City pledges all of its lawful corporate powers.
IN TESTIMO NY WHERE OF, the City of Englew ood h as caused
this Bo nd to b e signe d with a facsimile signature of its Mayor,
at test ed and countersigned by the manua l signature of the Director
of Finance, s ealed with a facsimile of the corporate seal of s a id
City, and the interest coupons h e r et o attached to b e signed with
a facsimile signature of the Director of Finance, as of the lst
day of June , 1969.
(FACSIMILE)
( S E A L )
ATTESTED AND COUNTER SIGNED:
(Do not sign)
Director o f Finance
(Facsimile Signature)
Mayor
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June,
On the lst day of Decembe r, 19
$ ___ _
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, the City of Engle,.;ood,
in the County of Arapaho e and State o f Colorado, will pay to the
bearer
DOLLARS
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in lawful money of the United States of America, at the First
National Bank of Englewood , in Englewood, Colorado, b eing inte r-
est th n due on its local improvemen t bond issued for the con-
struction of local improvements in Paving District No. 18, En g le-
wood, Colorado , provid ed the Bond to which this coupon is attached
shall not hav e b e en theretofore called for payment or paid. At -
tached to Bond dat ed June l, 1969, bearing
No .
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Director of F~nance
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Sec tion 4. The proc eeds of s aid bonds shal l be applied
only to pay the costs and expenses of constructing the improve -
ments in said District and all othe r co sts and expenses incid ent
there to. In the event that all of the proce e ds of said bonds are
not require d to pay such costs and expenses, any remaining amount
shall b e paid into the special assessment fund for the purpose of
calling in and paying the principal of and inte rest on said bonds.
S ection 5. Said bonds and the interest thereon shall be
paid from special assessments to be levied on the r eal prope rty in
said District, from the Surplus and Deficiency Fund of s a id City
and from any other available funds of the City. When there is on
hand a sufficient amount to pay six months' interest on outstand-
ing bonds of s a id District, the City shall call for payme nt, on
the n ext interest pa~1e nt date, outstanding bonds in numerical
order with funds available therefor .
Section 6. After the expiration of the period for cash
pa yments of assessments in full, the City shall, to the extent
possible , pay each year not less than 10% of the total amount of
bonds of said District which remain out standing .
Section 7. That in accordance with S ec tion 108 of the
Charter of said City, whene ver there is a d eficiency in the fund
of said Improveme nt District to meet payme nt of outsta nding bonds
and interes t the reon, such deficiency sha ll be paid out of the
special Surplus and De ficiency Fund of said Ci ty. Whenever the
Dist rict h as paid and cancelled four-fifths of the bond s is sued
th r for and for any reason the r ema ining assessments ar not paid
in time to take up the final bonds of the District and interest
due lh reon, and there is not sufficient money in said Surplus and
Defici ncy Fund, then the City s h a ll p ay said bonds ~oJhen due and
in t r sl ther on and reimburse itse lf by collecting the unpaid
ass es sments du e said District.
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Section 8. If it shall b e n e c e ssa r y to advanc e money to
maint a i n curren t p a ym e nts of inte rest and equ a l annua l payments of
the princ ipa l am ount of the bonds issue d for said District, the
City Co unc il shall l e vy annual taxes on the taxabl e prope rty with-
in the City · not exc e eding two mills in any one year and shall apply
the proc eeds of such taxe s for said purpose. In lieu of such tax
levies, the Council may annually transfer to such spe cial fund any
available money of the City, but in no event sha ll the amount
transfe rre d in any one ye a r exce ed the amount which would result
from a tax levied in such y e ar as herein limited . Such t ax levies
or transfers of funds shall be ma de in accordance with an4 pursuant
to Section 109 of the Charte r of said City.
Section 9. Should any part or provision of the Charter
of the City of Engl e wood, Colorado, or this Ordinance , or any part
or provision of an ordinance or the charter of any other City in
the S tate of Colorado having sub s tantially similar terms and pro-
vision s as those contained in th e Englewood Charter or this Ordi-
nance, ever b e judicia lly determine d to be invalid or unenf orce-
able, such determination sha ll not affect the remaining p arts and
provisions of the En g lewood Chart e r or this Ordinan ce, the inten -
tion b e ing that each part and provision of the Ch arter and this
Ordin ance is severable.
All ordinance s or parts thereof in conflict with
this Ordinanc e are h e reby r e p e ale d.
Section 10. Thi s Or dinance , after its final passa g e,
sh a ll b e r e c ord e d in a b ook k p t f or th a t purpos e ; shall be au-
the n t i ca t e d b y th e signatures o f th e Ma y o r and Director of Finance;
and b e publi s h e d as provided in the Ch a rt e r of the City; and aft e r
b e coming cff ctjve , s h a ll b e irr p ea l a ble until the bonds of said
Dis trict s ha ll b e p aid i n f ull.
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Section 11. A public Hearing on this Ordinance will b e
held in the Coun cil Room of the City Hall on Monday, the 19th day
of May, 1969, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M.
Section 12. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty
days after publication following fin al passage .
INTRODUC ED AND READ This 5th day of May, 1969.
(SEAL)
Mayor
AT TEST:
D~rector of F~nance
(The following should be ins erted on final publication)
FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 19th day of May, 1969.
(S EAL )
Mayor
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D~rector of F~nance
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INVITEES" -May S ; 1969 .\.,£.
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Precinct No. 1 -Mr. and Mrs. Loren G. Peacock, 2063 West Adriatic Place
Precinct No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leypoldt, 3041 South Pearl Street
Precinct No. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Sr., 2895 South Corona Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Ricotta, 3160 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr and Mrs. Ronald M. Dunkle, 3175 South Pennsylvania Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mrs. A. w. Lindberg, 3365 South Emerson Street
Precinct No. 7 -Mr. and Mrs. Norris Eastburg, 3071 South Marion Street
Precinct No. 8 - M.r. and Mrs. William Lansdown, 3240 South Race Street
Pr ecinct No. 9 -Mr. and Mrs. Orin Wall, 3951 South Delaware Street
Precinct No. 10 -Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Lexa, 4065 South Washington Street
Prec inct No. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wensky, 4161 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 12 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bannick, 4266 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Nile C. Fisher, 4515 South Lincoln Street
P recinct No. 14 -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Thomas, 4820 South Lincoln Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Fairbanks, 5058 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 16 -Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Laymon, 2936 West Union Avenue
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ITY , Ll" ' l
Th i s agreement s hall be between the Ci ty o f Englewood and Richar E. Hinson
D.B.A. Bo b's Auto Ser v i c e In co rp o rated, 2820 South Elati, Englewood, Colorado.
The purpose o f the agreeme n t i s t o pr o vide for an expedient-method for the
towing, storage and dispo s al o f abandoned or j unk motor vehicles from within
the City o f Englewo od. The agreement includes vehicles towed from public
streets or property and from pri vate property when so ordered by the City.
This agreement shall be con t in uin g , howe ver cancelable upon 60 days written
no tice by either party.
The term s of this agreeme nt s hall be subject to periodic review and may be
c hanged by agreement of both parties.
Al l vehicles towed or s t o red u nder the terms of this agreement shal 1 be
appr oved by the poli c e depa r tment of the city and disposal of such vehi c le s
sha l l be in complianc e wi t h the applicable city and state laws or ordinanc es
an d t h rough the s uper vision of t he Englewood Police Department.
I t is her e by a gr ee d t ha t the City o f Englewood shall;
1. Provide a stor a ge l ot , adequately fenced and prepared f o r t he
storage of aba ndo ned or j unk veh i cles towed in from public street s
or p roperty o r fr om pr ivate pro perty when so ordered by the city.
2 . That t he ci ty s ha ll ma inta i n the l o t in s o far as weeds, grading
an d f e nc e repa i r.
J . Tha t the city s hall pa y to Bo b 's Auto a fee in the amount of
$5 .00 f or ea c h ve hicle towed un der the terms of this agreement
and the bi 11ing s hal 1 be mon t hl y.
It i s hereb y a gre ed t hat Richard E. Hinson D.B.A. Bob's Auto Ser vice In c .
s ha 1 1 ;
1. Tow al 1 aband oned or j unk veh i cl e s from pu bl ic or priva t e pr o pe rty,
when so directed by the city po l ice depa rtme nt , and furnish all
nec es s ary equipment for the r emov a l and towing o f s uch v ehi c les.
2 . That all suc h vehic l es s hall be t c we d to the lot
ci ty , and that t h pla cing of t he vehicles on th
be neat and all roadway s and f ir e lanes s hal 1 be
vehi c l ~ shal 1 be stacked on t op of on e another .
furnished by th
s t o rage lot ~h J 11
left clear . o
l . That Richdrd [, Hinson or his empl oy e !> s ha ll no i the polic
depar me nt of nv an~ al rt1c les f ound in a ny !ouch aba don ed or
junk .chicle an~ t o tu rn th cHllll s over to th e P• li e d epartme n t
f ur proper di~positi o n .
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"R eport o f Ab ando ne d Vehi c le" i n duplicate, pr o perly and comple t e ly
f ill ed o u t fo r e a c h suc h vehi c le t o wed.
S . Tha t wh e never an y vehi c le shall be c laimed by the owner a fee
s hall be charge d the owner in the amount of the towing and the ci ty 's
a ccount s ha l I be c redited that amount.
6. That upo n the final disp os iti on of all abandoned or junk vehicles
Bob 's Aut o agrees t o remove all vehicles they gain ownership of
from the city pr ov ided l o t within a reasonable time, and that every
effort be made t o d is po se of all abandoned or junk vehicles in
order that adequate storage space shall be available for other such
abandoned or junk ve hic les found within the city.
7 . That a l 1 rea so nable procedures established by the city and all law s
an d o rd i nances be complied with and that all other towing of vehicles
no t falling wi th i n the terms of this agreement shall not be subject
t o tht Ss.oo fe e es t abl i shed or charged to the city.
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COUNCIL MEETrNG AGENDA
MONDAY , .MA Y 5, 1969 <.,.r
7 :00p.m. to 8:00p.m,-Co nfe r e nceHoomA, C ity Hall.
Informal study session of the Englewood City
Co uncil to study several items informally.
8:00p.m. -Mayor Elmer E. Schwab calls the Englewood City Council
meeting to order. Regular invocation and pledge of
allegiance follows. Mayor Schwab declares a one hour recess .
8:30p.m. -Mayor Schwab introduces the student City Co uncil and
their subject -"Extension of the one-way street pattern in E ngl e\Yood." ·
STUDENT
Dave Kavan
Russ Woods
Ed Karlson
Sue White
Frank Cobe rly
Jody Ahrens
Kathy Fishback
Dale Marcotte
Allen McPherson
8:40p.m. -to 9 :30p.m.
POSITION
Mayor
Councilman
Co uncilman
Co uncilman
Councilman
Co uncilman
Councilman
C ity Manager
City Attorney
OFFICIAL
Elmer E. Schwab
Lou Parkinson
Richard Lone
Howard R. Brown
John J . Lay
John Kreiling
Dallas J. Dhority
Stanley H. Dial
John Criswell
1. Students assume positions on bench.
2. Student Mayor Kavan calls the Student City Council to order.
3. Student City Council conducts business.
4. Student Mayor Kavan a djourns meeting .
9 :35 p .m. -Mayor Schwab re-convenes Englewood City Council and pro-
ceeds with the order of business .
Office of City Manager
May 2, 1969
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C OUNCIL REGULAR MEETING Cat l'viE:;: nNG
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OJ: £NGLE:Wo F"!LE:: 00, COLQ. APRIL 8, 1969
The Englewood Public Library Board met at dinner with the City
Council and Mr . Dial following a quick tour of the library facilities.
Immediately following dinner Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Wiebe presented
statistics and future plans for the library to Mr. Dial and the City
Council.
There followed a question and answer period.
The Council members and Mr. Dial left at 9:20 P.M., at which time
the regular Board meeting was called to order.
Present: Beverly Simon, Muriel Smith, Harold Miller , John Maxwel l,
Ray Walsh, Dallas Dhority and Phyllis Wiebe.
Absent: None.
The minutes of March 11, 1969, were discussed and after the correction
of a typographical error were approved.
Mrs. Wiebe presented the monthly statistics. The book circulation
for March of this year was the highest for any March. Mrs. Wiebe
stated that the bookmobile still circulates about one-third of the
total circulation. There are thirteen bookmobile stops, ten of
which are at schools.
John Maxwell wondered how to get library books and other materials
to head start groups, etc. Mrs. Wiebe indicated that head start
groups now visit the library with the opportunity of checking out
books.
Mrs. Wiebe reported on the Central Colorado Public Library System.
She stated that the system has r.eached what she interprets to be a
plateau in progress, with some dissension among the members. Systems
funds have been appropriated for a systems study. CCPLS has received
a communique from the State Library informing them that Douglas
County now belongs to CCPLS.
Beverly Simon reported on CCPLC, principally reciprocal borrowing,
under which books are available to anyone having a library card in
a Central Colorado Library System library. She stated that re-
ciprocal borrowing is working well.
Mrs. Wiebe announced that Judy Houck, Librarian of the Central
Colorado Public Library System, and J. K. Smith , of the Denver
Regional Council of Governments, will attend our May Board meeting.
Other interested Board and Commission members will be invited to
attend.
Mrs. Wiebe reported on reciprocal borrowing for the first quarter
of 1969, Englewood loaned a total of 7,079 books to ~58 non-
resident patrons.
Mr. Dhority suggested that discussion concerning the possibility
of a speed reading program, sponsored by the library, be placed
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proper responsibility of the library to conduct such a program .
Mrs. Wiebe stated that she felt it was an appropriate program to
be sponsored by CCPLS .
It was decided to defer this discussion for onE month in view of
the expected guests at the next Board meeting .
Ray Walsh moved, John Maxwell secondeq that the meeting be adjourned .
The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned .
Respectfully submitted,
ESTHER WOODHEAD
Recording Secretary
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The meeting was called to order by Chairman Frantz at 5:15 P.M.
Members Present: Brownewell , Frantz, Kreiling, Lay, Oliner, Schwab
Members Absent: Robohm
Other City
Offi cials Present: Utilities Director Carroll
Mr . Carroll brought to the attention of the Board the fact that the Connector's Agreeme nt,
f or Engle wood sewage treatment service, between the City of En glewood and Bow Mar Water
and Sanitation District, executed May 16, 1967, provides for the renegotiation of head tap
and connection fees two years from the date of execution, or May 16, 1969.
Mr , Carroll presented a draft agreement titled EXTENSION OF CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT and
proposed that same be recommended to City Council for execu tion to provide for continued
service to Bow Mar Water and Sanitation District.
Mr . Carroll pointed out that there were four proposed amendments or additions to the
original contract provided for in the extension agreement, as follows:
1 . Paragraph 3 be amended to provide that the district be subject to the head
tap or connection fees in effect, for sewer taps outside the City, as established
by City Council and as may be adjusted from time to time by the City.
2 , Paragraph 5 be amended to change the word "waste• to "gasoline" in the first
sentence and to add the following sentence at the end of the paragraph: "At
any time when the City is reasonably sure of the presence in the system of any
detrimental discharge incl1•ding storm or ground water, the City may call for
television or other type inspection of the mains, the cost for such service to
be borne by the Connector. •
3. Paragraph 8 be amended to add the following to the fifth sentence: "or , at the
option of the City to hold the Connector responsible for such charges, and the
Connector agrees to pay the same when charged."
4. Paragraph 13 be added, as foll ows:
"The term of t his contract is f or a period of twelve (12) years from May 16,
1969 , during which time the Connector agrees that all effluent produced from
taps within the District shall be treated by the City and the City agrees,
during the term hereof, to maintain adequate facilities for treating said sewage.
Annexation of a part or all of the District to any community shall not terminate
this agreement as to the Distri ct or the portion thereof annexed,"
Mr. Carroll pointed out that these amendments and additions would serve to bring this
particular Connector's Agreement more in line with other existing Connector's Agreements.
(See copy of propo s ed EXTENSION OF CONNECTOR 'S AGREEMENT, with Bow Mar Water and Sanitation
District, attached as a part of these minutes .)
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Brownewell 1 seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council that
the EXTENSION OF CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT, as presented by Mr .
Carroll, be approved, executed and offered to the Board of
Directors of Bow Mar Water and Sani tation District for their
execu t ion prior to May 16, 1969.
Ayes:
Nays :
Brownewell, Frantz, Oliner1 Kreiling, Lay, Schwab
None
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Mayor John Kinghorn and City Manager Larry Borger, of the City of Littleton, appeared to
discuss, with the Water and Sewer Board, the proposed annexation of McLellan Reservoir lands,
owned by the City of Englewood, to the City of Littleton,
(Al so see Minutes of Water and Sewer Board Meeting held February 25 , 1969 .)
ayor K i n ~horn stated that it was his understanding that the offi cials of the City of
En lewoo d were not favorable to t he annexation and it was his desire to clar ify any matters
wh ich mi h be ~onsid ered adverse to the City of En glewood.
Mayo r Kinghorn explained that co ntrary to Littleton's earlier planning, they are not now
co nsider ing annexation of lands south of the Arapahoe-Dou glas Cou nt y Line, though it was
his personal feeling that should a go lf course be developed on the Englewood land s outh of
sa i d Co unty Line , the City of Littleton should participate financially in the project .
Mayor Kinghorn advised that Littleton is planning for annexation to the west of their present
boundary, possibly as far as Platte Canyon Road and that their main reasons for wanting the
McLellan Reservoir lands included, north of th e Arapahoe-Douglas County Line is to strai ghten
out their proposed south Cit y boundary and to provide more land area required for further an-
nexation wes twa~d.
The Mayor further advised t hat it was his opinion that the City of Littleton could not legally
restri c t the use of McLellan reservoir, should it become annexed, nor could the City of
Littleton impo se any use upon the reservoir or land not desired by the City of Englewood,
He state d that it is the policy of the City of Li ttleton to waive issuance of licenses,
bui ldi ng permits, etc, for public structure~ and public endeavors and that written verifica-
tion of thi s could be obtained if deemed necessary,
Mayor Kingho rn advised that sufficient owners of land adjacent to the McLellan Reservoir and
north thereof had indicated their favorable participation in the annexation movement, that
the McLellan Reservoir Jands could, no doubt, be ~~nexed unilaterally; however, he and others
of the Littleton City Council would prefer that, in the spirit of cooperation, the City of
En glewnod approve of and sign the annexation petition, He also pointed out that Littleton does
no t wish to i nvolve the possible legal question as to dividing the City-owned property, in the
annexa tion, without City of Englewood authorization.
After considerable discussion, by all present, it wa s determined that Mr. Carroll, Utili ties
Director , would contact Mr. M. 0, Shivers, Jr., Le gal Consultant, f or his further opinion
on this matter , in light of the informa tion provided by Mayor Kinghorn, with the hope that,
after receipt of same, the Board will be in posi tion to make recommendations to the Englewood
City Co uncil.
Mr. Richard L, Banta, Attorney f or South Arapahoe Sanitation District, was in attendance on
be half of that district ,
Mr. Banta brought to the attenti on of the Board that the Vista Verde Subdivision and the
north portion of Southwind Subdivision, all of which is in South Arapahoe Sanitation District,
are served by the En l evoo d sewage treatment plant, through a lift stati on. The a rea involved
is in the l oop of the Highline Can al ju st east of South Broadway and encompasses approximately
250 taps.
Mr , Banta advised that the City of Littleton proposed to construct a sever mai n in the
vicinity to be so situated that this area could be connected thereto and be served, by
the Littleton sewa ge treatment plant, without t he use of a lift stati on, and has offered
such service to t he district.
Mr . Banta stated that the di str i ct is interested in the Littleton offer to serve them and
is curren tly making a study of same to determine whether or not the change would be econom-
ically feasible, considering the following factors:
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po wer costs .
2 . Littleton is asking for distric t participation in the cost of installation of the
new sever main.
3. The Littleton rate for sewage treatment would be higher than that of the currently
effective Englewood rate,
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Mr. Banta said that no decision had been made by the district's Board of Directors on the
matter, but de!!lires to know the feeling of the City of Englewood a!!l to the pouible release
of this area from the Connector's Agreement should a decision be made that same could be
connected to the Littleton system at a !!Savings to the district.
After considerable discussion, it was the con!!lensu!!l of the Water and Sewer Board members
present, and Mr. Banta W&!!l so advised, that, if the Board of Directors of South Arapahoe
Sanitation District determines that the change from Engle'IIOod sewage treatlnent to Littleton
sewage treatlnent, for the area discussed, will, in fact, save money for the district and
the user!!! involved, the Englewood Water and Sewer Board would entertain favorable recom-
mendations for the necessary action to release the area from the South Arapahoe Sanitation
District Connector • s Agreement.
Mr. Carroll referred to the minutes of the regular meeting of the Englewood Water and Sewer
Board, held March 18, 1969, at which time he was requested to prepare wording for changes in
certain sections of the 1962 Municipal Code and the proposed revised Municipal Code, as
pertains to water and sewer regulations, and presented his suggestions for such changes.
(See copy of these recommended changes attached as a part of these minutes.)
After consideration by the Board,
Schwab moved,
Lay, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council that the
changes in the 1962 Municipal Code and the proposed revised Municipal
Code pertaining to water and sewer regulations, as presented by
Mr. Carroll, be effected by proper action of City Council.
Ayes:
Nays:
Brownewell, Frantz, Oliner, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab
None
Absent: Robohm
Mr. Carroll referred to the offer by Mr. Marvin w. Cooper, 3650 South Clay Street, to sell
his total ownership of McBroom Ditch Water rights, consisting of eight shares (inches), to
the City of Englewood, as discussed at the regular meeting of the Board held March 18, 1969,
at which time the Board had authorized Mr. Carroll to negotiate for the purchase of same.
Mr. Carroll stated that, since the City had not previously paid more than $500.00 per inch
for McBroom Ditch water, he did not offer more and that Mr. Cooper had advised that he did
not desire to sell for less than $750.00 per share (inch). Negotiations were therefore dis-
continued at this time.
For information of the Board, Mr. Carroll advised that a declining balance trend in the
Water Fund which had developed during the past two years had stopped and has been reversed
for at least thi!!l year.
Mr. Carroll stated that he would keep the Board apprised, from time to time, on the
financial situation.
Mr. Carroll advised the Board that the HUD application for Federal grant in aid for West
Slope Water Development had been filed with the Denver Regional Council of Governments and
has been in the hands of a COG sub-committee for study.
Mr. Carroll stated that a meeting of this sub-committee with the City Manager, Wheeler
and Wheeler, Consulting Engineers, Mr. M. 0. Shivers, Jr., Legal Consultant, and himself,
is scheduled for Monday, April 21st for the purpose of examining all pertinent information
available which could bear on the recommendations of the sub-committee.
Mr. Carroll further advised that the recommendations of the sub-committee will be aired
at the next meeting of the COG Water Advisory Committee on April 28, 1969.
(Also see Minutes of Water and Sewer Board Meetings held January 15, January 24 and March 18,
1969.)
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Mr. Carroll referred to the Tabulation of Eng l ewood Water Rights as of January 1, 1969,
as revi sed and presented to the Board, by him, under date of March 18, 1969.
S i nce several members of the Board had questioned Englewood's true ownership of a portion
of these rights on March 18th, Mr. Carroll had secured and showed documentation to support
t heir authenticity. Mr. Carroll also presented evidence that the office of the State
Eng ineer concurs in the findi ngs shown in the tabulation.
There being no further business to come before the Englewood Water and Sewer Board, the
meeti ng was adjourned at 6:40 P.M.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE EN GLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND sa.rm BOARD
April 15, 196 9
EXTENSIO N OF CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT Between the City of En glewood and
Bow Mar Water and Sanit a t ion District
That the attached EXTENSION OF CONNECTOR'S AGREEMENT, to provide
continued Englewood sewage treatment for Bow Mar Water and Sanitation
Distri ct, be approved, executed and offered to the Board of Director's
of that district for their execution prior to May 16, 1969.
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ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
~: Robert F.
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EXTENSICJI OP' CO!fNECT<E 1S AGRE!MEIIT
THIS EXTENSION, Made and entered into by and between the
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLOR ADO, a municipal ~orporation acting by
and through its duly authorized Mayor and City Clerk, herein-
a!t.er referred to as "City'', and OOW HAR WATER AND SANITATICJI
DISTRICT, a non-profit corporation of the State of Colorado,
acting by and through its duly authorized Preeident and Secretary,
hereinafter referred to as "Connector•, WITNESSF.'l'H THAT:
WHEREAS, on the 16th day of May, 1967, the City entered into
a Connector• s Agree11111nt concerning the connection o! the Connector's
sewer collection facilities to the City's sanitary sever syste., and
WHEREAS, said agreement prorlded in paragraph 3 tllereor, in
part, for the renegotiation two ;rears !roa the date thereof and
biennially on the anniversary date of the said a~nt of the
head tap and connection fees as set forth in said paragraph, and
WHEREAS, the 16th day of Hay, 1969 is the first biennial date,
and
WHEREAS, the parties are desirous of continuing the aforesaid
())nnector• s Agreement under the same terms and condi tiona, except as
hereinafter amendedJ
f«)W THEREFO'tE, in consideration of the preaisee and of the ~n~tual
pr011ises, conditions and performance of the parties hereto, it is
agreed by and between the parties that the Connector• • Agre.ent of
Hay 16, 1967, be and hereby is continued, under the s .. e teras and
conditions, except as changed in the following uen<ttlente and addi-
tion~!!
Paragraph ( 3) amended to read:
It is t'urther agreed that for the purpose of present and t'uture
treataent plant expansion, there will be a head tap or con-
nection fee charged by the City to the Connector or its assigns
for each residential, industrial or commercial tap Made within
the distr ic t's bou ndaries. The charge al\all be the fees in
effect, f o r sewer taps outside the City limits , and as may be
ad just.ed f r o m ime to time; and th a t when such fe es are chang ed,
the l.t.y s all ~>ive he Connec tor thirty (30) days wr itten notice
efo r ma in~ such change .
am onded t.o read :
The ma y run sewage t hrou gh Co nne c tor's feeder line and
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through Ule line of Valley Sanitation Dl.atrict, tJ'ca ~ area herein-
abo'ft described, to the connection with the City's tacilitiee, upon
the condition, however, that no gaaoline, oil or other -tt•r that
may be detrimental to the trea~nt process eaploywd by the City, nor
any stornt or ground waters, shall be peraitted to be diaohargeci into
said connecting line; and provided further, that the Connector snall
at all times properly maintain said connecting aewer line (except that
part of the line now owned and operated by Yal187 Sanitation Ill. strict
and excepting any part of the line vi thin the corporate liaits of the
Ci t7) • If any discharge enters said line contrary to the a bow l111i ta-
tions, the Connector agrees to proceed at once to do vhatewr is neces-
sar,. to rectify such condition or per fora said aaintenance, so u to
oonfornt to the requirements of this paragraph before discharging the
s-Ulrough said connecting line1 and in case of failure pr01aptly ao
to do, a!ter written notice thereof, the City_,. •alee such rect1fic ...
tion or do such aaintenance work at the expenM of the Connector, and
the Connector agrees to pay the expense of such rectification or -1D-
tenance work. At any time when tne City is reasonably sure of Ule
presence in the systelll of any detriaental diecharge including storm or
ground water, the City may call for a telertsion or other type inspec-
t ion of the mains, the cost for such service to be borne by the Con-
nector.
Paragraph ( 8) lllllended to read:
The Connector agrees to pay the City a treat.ent charge for the carriage
and treabllent of the Connector's a.,age delivered through the line of
Valley S anitation n1stri ct hereinabove referred· to. Such charge is
hereby determ i ned to be the charge establiehed 1'r011 tiM to tt. by
the City f or f urni s hing treatment for taps ou teide the City liJiti ta.
Such charge s hall be made by the Ci t7 and shall be collected directly
from the Connector b y the C1 ty. It is specifically understood, how-
ev er , tha t th i s c harge is sub j e ct to adju stJae nt fr0111 t iae to tUM! by
Ule City, and tha t when su ch charge is changed, the Ci ty shall give
tn e Co nnector thi rty ( 30) day s written n oti ce b e f ore makin g such change.
The City shall have th e r ight to r efuse to ser ve and to disconne c t the
s er vice to .;onnec tor in the e v en t of no npayment of the char ge mad e by the
City f~r s ervices as he r ein co n t empl ated, o r , a t t h e o p ion of th e City,
to hold Ul e .onn Pctor responsible f or such char~rs , and the Co nnecto r
agrees to pa y the same when charged . In the event such s ervi ce i s dis-
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connected by the City for nonp.,aent, the City aq ch.rge a reconnec-
tion fee.
Paragraph (13) added:
The te~ of this contract is !or a period of twalTe (12) years tra.
May 16, 1969, during which time the Connector agrees that all et-
fluent produced trom taps within the District shall be treated by
the City and the City agrees, during the tara hereof, to aaintain
adequate facilities for treating said sewage. Annexation of a part
or all of the District to aey co~nity llhall not tenainate this
agr-nt as to the District or the portion thereof ennead.
IN 'HI TNFSS 'ti!EREO F, the parties han caused their naaee and seale
to be hereunto at fixed and this agre-nt signed by their proper
officers this _____ day or _____ , 1969.
A'M'EST:
City Clerk
A'M'E ST:
Secre tary
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, OOLORAOO
a IIIWlicipal corporation
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BOW MAR WA't!:R AND SANITATION DISTRICT
a non-profit corporation or tbe State
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ME!-KlRANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR REOOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER OOARD
April 15, 1969
Amendments to 1962 Municipal Code and Proposed Rev ised Municipal Code
Pertaining to Water and Sewer Regulations .
That the changes in the 1962 Municipal Code and Proposed Rev i sed
Municipal Code Pertaining to Water and Sewer Regulations , as shown
on the attached list, be effected by proper action of City Council .
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLF.f«)OD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: Robert F.
airman
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RECOMMENIED CHANGES IN PROPOSED RE.VISED MUNICIPAL CODE
PERTAINING TO WATER AND SEWER SECTIONS -TITLE XV
Section 15-3-18 -REFUND OF CHARGES (Water) (1962 Code, Sec. 8.6-7)
Section now reads :
Refunds of scheduled
charges will be made for any portion of a property wh ich
shall have been vacant, provided such vacancy shall have
been reported to the water department in writing and the
vacancy inspection charge shall have been made. Refunds
shall date from receipt of notice. Refunds shall also
be allowed in cases where services are turned off by the
water department and proper charge for such turn off
shall have been paid. No credit or refund shall be given
for excessive consump t ion or use of water due to broken
service lines or leaking fixtures beyond the meter when
a meter is required.
Recommended to read:
Refunds of scheduled
charges will be made for any portion of a property which
shall han been vacant, provided such vacancy shall have
been reported to the water department in writing and the
vacancy inspection charge shall have been made. Refunds
shall date from receipt of notice. Refunds ahall also
be allowed in cases where services are turned off by the
water department and proper charge for auch turn off
shall have been paid. No credit or refund shall be given
for exceasive consumption or use of water due to leaking
fixtures beyond the meter when a meter is required.
Credit will be given in some cases in the event of excessive
consumption due to underground broken service lines beyond
the meter when a meter is required. If, after discovery
of a break in the service line, a plumber is under contract
within 72 hours, up to 50% credit will be given for the loss
of water over normal consumption as recorded for similar
prior periods.
Section 15-3-57 -EXTENSION OF DISTRIBUTION MAINS (Water) (1962 Cede, Sec. 8.7-2)
Section now reads:
When it is
requested to extend a distribution main in order to serve
a responsible applicant or applicants whose property is
located within the city, the city will, upon written
request, make such extension at its own expense subject
to recovery, provided that the extension is no greater
in length than 75 feet per customer to be served. In the
case of new subdivisions or reviled plattinga, the
applicant shall submit to the water department three
approved prints of the area involved upon which lhall be
shown the lot and block numbers and the house numbers.
All water mains shall be located within dedicated public
rights of way or acceptable recorded easements.
Recommended to read:
When i is
requested to extend a distribution main in order to serve
a responsible applicant or applicants ~ose property is
located within the city, the city will, upon written
request, make such extension at its own expense subject
to recovery. In the case of new subdivisions or revised
plattings, the applicant shall ~bmi t to the water
department three approved prints of the area involved
upon which shall be shown the lot and block numbers and
the house numbers. All water mains shall be located
within dedicated public rights of way or acceptable
recorded easements.
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Section 15-u-13 -ASSESSMENTS OF CO STS AND CHARGES (Se we r) (Not nov 1n Code)
Section now reads :
Al l assessments made in pursuance of this article
cncluding 25% of con struct1on co st for engineering, administration and
oth er incidental c osts, together vith all interest thereon and an additional
10% penalty for default in payment of c onstruction c osts or rates and charges,
and all costs in collecting the same, including the c ost of public ation of
the assessing ordi nance, shall constitute a perpetual ien in the several
amounts assessed against each lot or tract of land until paid, and shall
have pri ority over all oth er liens except general tax liens. No delay, mis-
take or error i n any procedure shall prejudice or i nvali date any final assess-
ment but the same may be remedied by subsequent amending acts or proceedings
as the c ase may require.
Recommended to read:
All assessments made in pursuance of this article,
including actual construction cost, plus 10% or actual construction co st fa~
engineering, plus administration and other inci dent a l costs, together vith
all interest thereon and an additional 10% penalty for default in payment
of construction costs or rates and charges, and all costs in collecting the
same, including the cost of publication of the assessing ordinance, shall
constitute a perpetual lien in the several amounts assessed against each
lot or tract of land until paid, and shall have priority over all other
liens except general tax liens. No delay, mistake or error in any procedure
shall prejudice or invalidate any final assessment but the same may be
remedied by subsequent amending acts or proceedings as the case may require.
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Section l S-4-13 -AS SESSMENTS OF CO STS AND CH ARGES (Sever) (N o t nov in Code )
Sect1on nov reads :
Al l assessments made in pursuance of this article
1nclud ing 2S % o f co nstruc t1 on co s t for engineering, administration and
other i ncident.al costs , to gether vi th all i nterest thereon and an additi onal
10% penalty f or default. n paymen t of construction costs or rates and charges,
and all costs in collecting the same, inc luding t he c ost of publication of
the assessi ng ordi nance, shall c onsti tute a perpetual l ien i n the several
amounts assessed against each l o t or tract of land until paid, and shall
have priority over all other liens except general tax liens. No delay, mi s-
take or error in any procedure shall prejudice or invalidate any final assess-
ment but t he same may be remedi ed by subsequent amending acts or proc eedi ngs
as the c ase may require.
Recommended to read:
All assessments made in pursuance of this article,
including actual const ruction cost , plus 10% or a c tual construction c ost for-
engineeri ng, plus administration and other incidental costs, together vith
all interest thereon and an additional 10% penalty for default in payment
of construction costs or rates and charges, and all costs in collecting the
same, including the cost of publication of the assessing ordinance, shall
constitute a perpetual lien in the several amounts assessed against each
lot or tract of land until paid, and shall have priority over all other
liens except general tax liens. No delay, mistake or error in any procedure
shall prejudice or invalidate any final assessment but the same may be
remedied by subsequent amending acts or proceedings as the case may require.
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OFFICIAL: CITY COU NCIL DOCUMENT.
Rr.,..l ln"l TO
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 69 ~1AY s '69
May 19 , 1969
June 2 , 1969
June 12 , 1969
June 19 , 1969
June 19 , 1969
June 26 , 1969
July 7 , 1969
July 7, 1969
July 7, 1969
July 7, 1969
July 10, 1969
July 10, 1969
July 14 , 1969
July 17, 1969
July 21 , 1969
July 24 , 1969
July 31 , 1969
August 1, 1969
August 5 , 1969
August 6, 1969
COU NCIL MEL 1 It G FILE
Available for~~(NtsLl:WdoD.fCOLO .
Streets with estimated costs
Consider resolution of intent
to form Sidewalk Improvement
District No . 69.
First publication of notice
Second publication of notice
Mail notice to all affected
property owners
Third publication of notice
Public hearing on formation of
district.
Introduction of a bill for an
Ordinance creating the district
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Curb, gutter, sidewalk permit
cut-off date.
Notice to contractors authorized
Publication of bill for Ordinance
Publish first Notice to Contractors
Plans and specifications availabl~
Publish second notice to contractors
Second reading of bill for an
Ordinance
Final publication of Ordinance
Publish third Notice to Cont~actors
Open construction bids at 2:00PM
Award contract at 8:00 PM
Final date for private construction
under permit
August 18, 1969
October 17, 1969
Estimated date of start of construction
Estimated date of completion of
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CITY Oli' EEGIZ~OOD, COLOB!>.DO eQUN C I~ M r.wo oo co\..0· Gl'f't. OF' ~f:i OI.. '
B0ABD OF ADJUSTMZN'l' _\ND APPEALS REGTJLl\R MEETDlG -MARCH 12, 1969
vice Chai::onan Clayton called the
eting to order at 8:00 P u M.
PRESB!iT: Wett.er·;uoa, Pitchford, zen, clay~on
0 ICIALS PR£SE!lr: seryl A •. allaca, Chief BUildi~»J DlSpGCtor ________ ._ .. __
ll_!,D oawoor Advorti!!..i'!ll -----------SE (!()%fter of so. Fedexal
ud <rufts
case so. 69-llA
At the J!'ebrl~Ui' meeting of the BOard the applicant requested peraiseion
for a billboard type sig.1 with overall h ight of 28 £C. 'This sign is
located in an I-1 zone. <.t'he r30ard tabled this request for further
information in regard!l t<:> MlY subdivision rest.xlictions.
The •ubdivision re•trictions were checked and they were no ~estrictions
referring to signs. 'l'he zoning ordinance requires where an I-1 site
abuts a residentia~ zone district or is separated therefrom by a street
or alley a 25 ft. setbaC:.;. Also th~ zoning ordinance restricts outdoor
advertising devices from flashing or glaring on surrounding residential
area.
Itt. EIU'ick of Mullin out. 'ioor Advertising stated they would be glad to
set tbe sign back 25 ft. and the sign was lighted by fluorescent tubes.
Pitchford moved. Mezen seconded. tba variance for the sign be granted t.he said
sign to have at least a 25 ft. setback from
th.a north-South property line with tht:: lighting
as proposed.
Ayes• wetterstrom, Pitchford. ezen, Clayton
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Henry saume of
south clarkaon Medical cxnter 3601 South Clarkson
case No. 69-12
The applicant ia reques·ting permission to erect a 5 story medical b uildin9. ·
with 3 variances: (1) to perm1t additional parking spaces in the front
yards, because this prop~rty is on corner of Clarkson and Hiway *285, the
parking spaces along the highway sre in the front yard. (2) t o permit
a double faced 42 sq. ft. sign in front of the building along clarkson.
(3) to permit 2 -35 ft. curb cuts as requested by the City Traffic
Director.
'l"be Planning commission and the E gineering Dept. have approved th
pUking layout and curb cuts. .,_ There w no on other t.:'tan the a_ plicant present t th searing concerning
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The Board considered the plot pliO and requests for variances and to
act upon each request.
wetterstrom moved,
Hezen seconded, the varian e be granted for the parking in
t.l1e front yard as per plot p1an which has
bt!en appro'i18d by the Planning COJIIDission.
Ayesa Wetterstr<D, Pitchford, Mezen, Clayton
llaya s mane
Ab•ent: Rhodua
Pitchford 1!lOVed,
Wetterstrom second·~d, the variance for the 2 -35 ft. curb cuts
as requested by Planning commission and
Traffic Engineer be granted.
Ayes: wetterstre<ll, Pitch£ rd, Mezen, Clayton
Bays a &one
Absents Rhodus
The appli.cant stated the reason they need a larger sign is because
i~ will set approximately 120 ft. from Highway ~285 and is an announce-
aent sign. "the sign is 11ot ·oo be lighted.
wetterstrom moved,
Kezen seconded, Ue variance for the sign to be granted
1it.b the stipulation that the sign not
b be lighted.
Ayest wetterstrOID, Pitchferd, Mezen, Clayton
Rays: Bone
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aic::hard BcNUD
S'JtY Plaz Ape.rt:aents 3600 South Bannock
case No. 69-13
~ eppli cant is requesting a vax lance to convert an existing penfihouse
to a deluxe apartzaent. The apartment house was build in 1961 and Mr.
BoWman states the penthollSe is U$8d very little for recreation. 'l'he
penthouse contains 1200 sq. ft. •
'the property has been posted and advertised for Ptlblic Hearing. 'there
was DO one present at the searing concerning this request except the
applicant.
Pitchford moved,
Me&en seconded, the variance be granted to convert the
pentbouae to an apartment unit subject
to a,prrovu of Pire Prevention COde.
Aye•a Wetter•trOR, Pitcbfcrd, .. zen. Clayton
•ayaa Bone
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SkY Plaza Apartments C!8e llo. 69-14
3601 and 3605 South AcoDa
'i'he lllpplicant is requesting a variance to use the rear 25 ft. of the
reaidential property for 10 parking spaces for the Sky Plaza Apartments .
This is an R-3-8 zone. 11r. 80WIIIan states he needs additional parking
for the apartments since they took parking o f.£ of Bannock. Be states
he will p ave the area used for parking. He own• the two proper~ies
l'1h ich are across the alley from the apartmen ·s. '
The property has been properly p osted and ad,rertised.
J"~. Philip Bonister
3615 South Bannock
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sta·~es he is splilkeman for ele ven people present
representing sl~ pro~~ies in the immediate area
on South Acoma Street. He statee there ie too
P.lUch noise in i.:be area now. 'lhe cars going up
and down the alley. the truh trucks picking up
trash and they feel by llaving parking as proposed
would add to the noise and confusion. ae states
the renter of t he property loves the yard and
keeps it in ve~y good shape.
Jtr. Botlman states he has had ecmplaint• fxoza residents of the area
c:anplaining about not having puking in f ront of their houses. because
of cars from the apartment parking Cln the street. Be does have one
parking space per unit as required b y ordinance, also he has additional
parking across the street. Bs states he -.'Ollld pave the area and thore
would be a fence along th east property lino.
~itdhford moved,
Haaon oeconded. the Public Heuring be closed ~d the
Board will vimr tho prcsaiaea and
make a decision at the next regular
meeting to be held Apr:.l 9, 1969.
Ayea :
lla.ys a
Absent :
Wetteratrcm. Pitc:hfor • Mezen. Cl.ayton
None
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Dr. BUqene Bigelow
3550 South Pennaylvani&
Cue mo. 69-16
'!he appl c:ant is requesting permission to erect a 41. unit. apartment bouse
with a 10 ft . fronty.ard setback and sideyard setback. Also to pem.it
a 5 ft. eolid maaozu:y fence around c.'Orner of parking area in f'roat yard.
'!'h$ lot hao a 150 ft. frontage and ls locate'l in an R-3-A zone.
'l'he property baa been posted and d\>ertisC!d ::or ~tblic Bearing.
There was no on present at the Bearing concnrning this requeet other
than the applicant.
Pitchford moved.
Wetterstrom seconded , the Public aear ::ng be closed and the
applic~t to obtain a permission statement
from the adjacent p roperty owner and the
o rend er a dec sion at th Board Meeting
of April 9, 1969.
Ayesa Ketterstrom, Pitchford, Mezen . Clayton
&aysa &one
Absent a Rhodu•
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Lynwood Spurling case No. 69-17
4720 south P£arl
~e applicant requested permission to divide a plot of ground 155 ft.
frontage by 1 25 ft. into three buil -ing sites. The residence and sheds
on the north end will be removed after two residences are constructed.
This is an R-1-B zone which requiree 60 ft. frontage and square footage
area of 7200 sq. f t.
The property has been properly posted and advertised for Public Hearing
f o r tonite.
Mr. Spurling said if he could find some good houses to move in he would.
There was no one present at the meeting to protest.
Pitchford moved,
Mezen seconded, the Public Hearing be closed. ~e Board
will view the area and render a decision
at the Board ~eeting of April 9, 1969.
Ayes: Wetterstrom, Pitchford, Mezen, Clayton
Nay s: None
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Mrs. Patricia A. Baird ----··-----3600 south Elatr
case No. 69-18
The applicant is requesting a variance to erect a one-family residence
with a 7 f ~ setback on West Jeffersoii Avenue instead of the required
15 ft. This is an R-lc zone on a corner lot. This dwelling will back
up to the apartment complex being built on Delaware.
This property has been properly posted and advertised for Public Hearing
f or ton~te's meeting. There was no one present for this Hearing except
the ~pplicant.
Pitchford moved, Me~en seconded, the Variance be gr~\ted an d the residence
to comply with all other o rdinan c es and code.
Ayes: Wetteretrom, Pitchford, Mezen, Clayton
Nays: None
Absent' Rhodus
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George Yancey
Caae No. 69-19 :~@4 Jl;l~ri~~!Fe
The applicant reau~steC./~ ·~a~~ i~ . ~re~t -6ctached garage on the
rear of the property to 'lie within 2 ft. of tl'.e 1!ast prop rty line. 'l'hia
is an R-1-C zone which require• 3 ft.
The property baa been properly poated and ad ertioed for Public Rearing
for tonite's M eting.
There was no one present to protest this variance. The property owner
to the Baat of this property has aigned a at t..ent: atating he baa no
objection to the proposed garage. There will be about lOis ft. betwee n
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Wetterstrom moved,
Me~en seconded, since the coneent o f the property owner to
the east baa been obtained the variance
be granted and the buil.ding to conform
to other ordinances and code.
Aye s: Wetterstrom , Pitchford, Mezen, Cl.ayton
Nay s: Hone
Ab s ent: Rhodus
Jack Sauc i er dba
Jack's used Cars
4615 South Santa Fe Dr .
Case 1lto. 69-23
The applicant is requesting permission to use a 35 ft. modern trailer
for office use.
'l'he applicant was present and stated a man that worked for them was
sleeping in the trailer and they would like to continue this use for
caretaker's purposes.
This property was not posted for Public Rearing which will be necessary
if the trailer is to be used for caretaker's.
Pitchford moved,
Mezen seconded, the applicant is directed to post the property
to continue the use of the trailer.
Ayes, wetterstrOil, Pi tchfDD:d, Mezen, Clayton
Hays: None
Aboent, Rhodus
PbilJ ip oanielll
3597 south Broadway
Case &o. 69-21
"l'he appl.icant is requesting an 180 day extension of time to rebuild
a non-conf orming battery and gas station Which wu daaaged by fire.
'l'bis area is being considered for the State Bigbway interchange eo the
owner cSoe not want to building the building until thie ia settled.
'l'he Ordinance gives 190 days for rebuilding z non-conforming use. orhia
ia a B-1-zone.
'fbe property has been posted and advertised u per ordinance.
'fbere was no one present conc erning this variance.
Mezen moved, ~1 Pitchford seconded, the requea~ foJr'an a.ap day extenaion
be 9X'anted. ·'
Ayeaa 1fetterstrom, Pitchford, lleaen, Clayton
llaya a 110ne
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Denver 'l'ruek Exchange
Henry Gosch c .. e 1110. 69-2.1
2795 South Broadway 2107 West COllege
~e ~licant is appealing the Building Inspector•• notice to remove
or repair non-operational vehicles. ~is is an I-1 zone.
Hr. Gosch stated he purchased the property from NoDI Sample in April
1964. Before he purchased the property he called the Building Department
to inqu,ire if dead atoraga of t.J:uc:ka and parts was permitted. Be waa
told he could.
~e following letter was presented for the recordt
Denver 'l'rUck Exchange
Karch ll, 1969
Property at 2107 West College Which includes lots 23 through 26,
block 13, Southlawn Gardena, was purchased by me in November 1959, from
Robert Page dba Page Auto Parts.
This above named property was operated by Hr. Page as a wrecking yard
and was sold to me as a wrecking yard. As far as I know it was a
wreeking yard for lllaDY years. I operated this property as Star Auto
In 1964 the same property was sold to Henery and Nettie L. Gosch as
a wrecking yard.
signed/Roruum B. Sample
Subscribed and sworn to mQ this 11th day of March, 1969.
11;Y CCllllllisaion expires January 26, 1972 a/Peggy L. Douglu,Notary Public
Jlr. Goech stated 11r. Peterson was also storing two stockcars and 3 wreeked
cars which ie using for parta for the stock cara.
llr. Peterson ~· . r
705 Weet Raesau -states he xuns stock cars and be haa been storing
the five cars in this lot.
11r. CJoach states he stores t.ruclt trailers, parte etc on this lot in
conjUDation with hie business on South Broadway. When he needs a part
or tra.Uer he pulls the truck to hie garage Oil Broadway.
Wetterstraa moved,
PitChford seconded, the applicant be given a 30 days extension
of tiDe to r~e the 5 wrecked care and
to report back to the Board at the April
... ting. '1'he Board will view the property
and make a decision.
~esa Wetterat.raa, Pitchford, Mezen, Clayton
•aysc &one
Absenta abodue
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4600 south Sherman
The applicant is requesting pe~asion for a solid 5 ft. fence along
s i de of the house to front line of houae along 'l'Ufta Avenue.
'11le children going to and from sc:hool cut across the lawn. This will
s e t back froa Tufts and will not be a traffic hazard.
Pi tchford moved,
Mezen seconded, that the variance be granted as requested.
Ayes: Wetterstrom, Pitchfo~. Mezen, Clayton
Nays~ None
Absent & Rhodus
Luther Morrow Case so. 69-25
3197 south Emerson
The applicant is requesting a renewal of a variance granted January 9, 1959.
A license was granted f or a period of one year for a rear house to be used
for Mrs. Korro'"~' s parents .
The applicant has obtained a doctor's statement stating Mrs. atorrow•s
parents are in the need of care and for someone to live aloseby.
Wetteratram moved,
Nezen seconded. A license be granted for one year or leas
if the need for Mra. Morxow'a parents ceuea
or if the property i.e sold the rear house
must be torn down or converted to a garage
if suitable.
Ayes: Wetterstrom. Pitchford. Mezen. Clayton
Napa: None
Absentz Rhodus
Freeman Signs Case 1110. 69-26
2090 South &roadway
'fbe applicant is requesting permission to install a sign to be on the
roof. 'lhi• is a properly engineered sign.
llezen moved,
Pitchford eecp.nded. Since this is an engineered sign the
variance be granted.
Aye•• Wetteratrom. Pitchford, Mesen, Clayton
•aysa Bono
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!.'here being no furth r business to come before the Board the a .. ting
waa djoarn d at llt30 P. K.
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C ITY COU l L D O C UMENT
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C O UNCIL MLC.Tt i 'G F ILE
C!Ti OF. ENGLEWOOD , COLO.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS SECTION 17.2
THROUGH AND INCLUDING 17.2-12 OF THE MUNICIPAL QODE OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD REGULATING THE OPERATION OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS
AND THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Section 17.2 through and Including Sectton 17.2·12
of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood and all •••nd .. nts
thereto are hereby repealed and Chapter 17.2 is hereby re-enacted tt
rea~ as fo 11 ows :
Section 17.2 Health Therap,l EstablhhiiiGnts. It shall be ·.
unlawfurfor any peiS-oiito operiite-,-iliftiii'"""or conduct a
health therapy establish~ent without first having co•plied
with the provisions of this Section.
Section 17.2-1 Definitions. As used In the following
portions of thls-seet~ne following words and ter.s shall
have the following .. antngs:
(a) •Health therapy• embraces the art of body •assage
or body manipulation, or the massage or manipulation of any
part of the body, either by hand or .. chanical •eans; ott
or lotion rubs; medical or corrective exercises or gy•nasttcs;
electrical or .. chanical therapy, or the use of slenderizing,
reducing, building up, or rhyth•ic or libratlng tables or
apparatus, hot packs, cabinet. shower, sltz or st•llar baths,
or ultra-violet or infrared la•ps.
(b) Nllealth therapy establhhMnt• ts any shop, gy•nas1u•,
establishment, or -place of business, including Russian, Turkish
or Swedish rooms, wherein all or any one or •ore of the subjects
enumerated in the preceding paragraph (a) are practiced or ad-
•1n1stered for a fee or gratuity.
(c) •Massage• •tans pressure on, friction against, strokln1
and kneadtng of the body by •anual .. ans, or by a .. chanical
device used ••nualty, wtth or wtthout appltances such 11 vtbra•
tors, infrared heat, sunla•ps and external baths, for the pur-
pose of obtaining or •alntaining good health or good physical
condition.
(d) •Practtce of aassage• •eens the perfor•ance of •assage
with or wtthout co•pensatton.
Section 17.2-2 MassaJle License. No person shall engage in the
practice of ••ssage wTthou~rst having secured a •asseur's or
•••••use's license pursuant to the provtstons of this Sectton.
Section 17Jt:! Requirements for a MassaJL~ License.
17.2·3(1). No person shalt be ltcensed to practice •assege
or other services wtthln the definttton of •assage unless he
.. ets the followtng requtre .. nts:
(a) Aft and Education. Any appltcant for a •atsage ttcense
tha11 be a 1eatt Zl years tf att and shalt f1ret1h e•tde•ce tf
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graduation from an accredited school of massage offering a
course of at least 1,000 clock hours. plus an additional
600 clinical hours in 1 licensed health therapy establish-
ment; or shall show verified evidence of having served an apprea-
ticeship of two years under the direct supervision of 1 license•
masseur or masseuse in 1 lfcensed health therapy establish•e•t.
Such apprentfceshfp to have fncluded a mini~um of 500 clock
hours didactfc training fn anatomy, physiology. ethfcs and
professional relationship, plus 3.500 clinical hours of
practical experfence; or shall furnish by properly attested
and executed afffdavit satisfactory proof that the applicant
has served an apprenticeship of at least 3,500 hours under
the dfrect supervision of a licensed masseur or •asseusesfn
1 licensed health therapy establishment.
(b) ~catfon for Licensf~. The application for
HcensingSl!ITTI)e-fHecrvlllitlie City Clerk together w1th a
license fee of $2.00 and shall contain the following fnfor••·
tion: the heme. age, permanent home address, local address,
and physfcal description of the applicant; na•e and address
of the applicant's employer; name and address of former places
of employment; names and addresses of at least two responsible
persons who will attest to the good character and reputation ef
the applfcant• a statement as to whether or not the applicant
has been convicted of a felony, mfsdemeanor or ordfnence vto-
latton (other than trafftc vtolattons), the}nature of the
offense, the peaalty or punfshment tnposed. and the date
and place where such offense occurred; a state•ent as to
whether or not such parson has ever had a judg .. nt or con-
vtctton for fraud, decett or mfsr•presentatfon entered agafnst
hf•,and 1f so, the full detath thereof.
(c) Cha~~-cteu!_~.:!_Lcant. No 11cense shall be hsued 1 f
the epplfcant fs found to have been found gutlty fn any court
of thts or any other state or •untcfpalfty of any offense in-
volvfng prostitutfon, solfcftfng, procurfng, pandering, porno-
graphy, meretricfous dtsplay, assfgnation, unlawful cohabttette•,
lewd acts, indecent acts, or aDy other offense involvint .. ral
turpitude withtn ten (10)years next prtor to the appltcatioa
for the 11 cense.
Section 17.2-4 E•p~oyees of Health The~~PY Estebltsh•ents. No
person .1shillbe en:p oyicfl)y -.-ti.i1th-·tli'i"i'i""py -ufimsh-iiii£ unless
such person shell have attetned the age of..ai(IJears and shell not
heve been found guflty fn eny court of thts or any other state or
•untctpaltty of any offense tnvolvfng prostttutton, soltctttng,
procurfng, pandertng, pornography, r.eretrtctous dtsplay, asstgna-
tton, unlawful cohabitation, lewd acts, fndecent acts, or any
other offense tnvolvtng •oral turpttude wtthtn the ten (10) years
next prtor to such employ•ent.
Sectt on 17.2 -s Hea 1 _t.E ._!~-~.r11!1_~!_t~!.l_!!.!'.~n~_to __ .!~_bJI!f .t ._Ha!_t.~ of r-~lofees. Any person oporattng or •anagtng a heafth thirapy
es ab tsh•ant shall sub•1t the na•es of all persons e•ployed or
to be ••ployed by satd establtsh•ent to the Chtef of Poltce of
the Ctty of Englewood. If tt ts deteratned by the Chtef of
Poltce of the Ctty of Englewood that any of satd ••pleyeea 4o
not ... t the requ1re .. ats set forth t• 17.2-4, t~en satd estab-
ltah .. nt shall t• .. daate1y •Po• bet•g Aottfte• by t~t C~ttf tf
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Police of the City of Englewood ter~inate the e~ployMent of
satd person or persons. No health thtrapy e stablishment shall
•~ploy any person as a masstur or •asstust unltss ;aid perso•
has first obtained 1 license pursuant to Section 17.2-3.
Sutton 17.2-6 Sanitary Re~uire at ents. It shall be unlawful for
any .person -ro-opirite:··co n duct:or ••nage any health therapy
establishment in any place whtch does not •••t the following
sanitary and health standards :
(a) All surfaces of floors, walls, ceilings end equip•ent
•u•t bt smooth and easily cleaned,
(b) All tables, lounges and chatrs used in the treat•ent
of patrons must be covered with a fresh, sanitary, disposable
liner or cover, or wtth 1 cloth shtet or cover which has not
previously been used for 1 different patron stnce laundering&
(c) Towels, robes, bandages, pads, or other articles
whtch co•• into contact wtth any part of tht patron's body ·
•ust be 1aundertd, or cleaned and sterilized after each use,
and before betng again used for 1 different patron,
(d) All erticles listed in paragraph (c) i••ediately
preceding •u•t be stored prior to use in a sanitery, dustproof
bin, basket or receptacle.
(e) Each treat•ent roo• •ust be equipped wtth convente1t
hand washing facilities with hot and cold running water;
(f) Operators, apprenttce operators, and instructors
•ust at all ti•es be free fro• co .. unicable dtsease end tn-
fections.
Section 17.2-7 Ex••P.ttons. The following clesses of persons
end establtsh .. n~ire exe•pted fro• the require .. nts of thts
Section:
(e) Persons ltcensed by the laws of this state to practtco
.. dicine, surgery, osteopethy, chiropractic, end chiropody,
their offfces and clintcs, and all persons worktng tn thetr
offfces and clinics under their superviston and dtrectton.
(b) Hospftals and all persons e•ployed by tnstituttons
and establtsh .. nts licensed by the State of Colorado as hos-
pitals wh11e perfor•fng thefr usual duties withf• the bospttal
or institution so licensed.
(c) Regfstered or licensed nurses perfor•tng tbese ser·
vices in thetr usual nursfng duttes.
(d) Beauticians and barbers duly ltcensed under the laws
of the Stete of Colorado, tnsofar as thetr usual and ordinary
vocetion and profession, 11 defined by the laws of the state,
are concerned.
(e) Publtc and parochtal schools and persons e•ployed by
the• while tnstructlng or tratning students regularly enrolled
in such schools wtth school facilittes .
Section 17.2·8 Unlawful to Practtce Mass•l! on Persons of the
Opposite su. lilh-iffbiUiiTiwfiiTTorlny 1tcen-iilh-ereu•ilir
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person of the opposite sex unless said licensee shall be In
possession of a written authotttat1on or prescription signed
by a phys1c1tn or an osteopath reqlstered In the State of
Colorado whtch shall st1te the date of Issue, the na .. of
the licensee, the person upon who• such •assage shall be
administered end the duration of the period, not to eaceed
ninety (90) days, for whlcb the licensee •ay practlca of
ad•lnlster •assage •pon the person desltneted.
Introduced, read In f11ll and passed on fl rst readhJ o• the I '(' day of May, 1969.
~ublhhed 11 a 1111 for a• Ordtu•c• oR the _tf,___ day of
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Mayor
Attest :
City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a 8i11 for
an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, passed on first reading
and published as a 8111 for an Ordinance on the day of
------------· 1969.
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
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8 Y AUT ~0.,6JTY
ORJ i ilAH E tO . -f--.¥-.--, SERIES OF 1 96~
Ad URD I. AfiCE At.E,~iJ I. G Or U l.tf ... CE 1W . 26 , S Rit:.S u F 19o3 , ALSu
tWl-lt~ AS CHA PTE R 22 v F THE .• ut.I CI Pi\L COtJE OF Tli E CITY OF
EtG L -uo oo , CO LO, ADO, All THE zu,~I.lG .lA P ATT ACHED HEHE TO, TO
REZO I E C ER TAI 1~ PtW PE RTY o~UK£ Pi-\ IC UL I LV D SC RI BED THEt;E l ll
Fi10.·I R-2-A (T wu -F At-•ILY K SI DE. TI ~.L) r o ,,-3-B (•·•U LTI-F A.·.ILY
R S I D I TIAL ), PU SU.4, T T Trl APP LI CATIO, OF H. H. THQ{,,Ey
Allu E L A TI ~G TO THE 3 0JU rl LOCK UF Sl UTH D LAHAR ST RE T,
ElG LEWOO, COLO,LJU .
HH·REAS , li r. ·. H. Thorney nas e r et ofore filed an ap p lica -
t ion wit h th e Plannin g and onin g Co mm ission of the City of
-n g l ewo o d, Color ado, t o r ezone fro m -2 -A (r wo-Fa mil y Residen-
t i a l) to R-3-B (r',u1ti-Fa 111 il y Res id e ntia l) certain r ea l p ro pe rty
wi th in the City of g l e wood, Co lorado, more p articularl y de -
sc ri bed as follo ws, t o wit :
be g i nn in g at a point on the c e nterline of West
Cornell Avenu e a nd th e extended c e nt e rlin e o f the
a ll ey in Bloc k 2 1, Spee rs a road· ay J\ddition , 1ence
soutn and alon g sa i d extended al l ey c e nter l in e 660
feet to its int e rs e ction wit h tt te c en terlin e of
\les t u art mout h Ave nu e , t i1en c e ~~est and alon g the
centerline of \-le st u art mout lt Aven ue 326 feet t o
its int e r se ction wi th t he extended c ente rli ne of
t he a ll ey in S . G. Ha mlin 's J.\dd ition, Bl oc k 4 ;
tnence north and alon g sai exte nd ed alley c ente r-
lin e 660 fe et to i ts intersection wit h the c ente r-
lin e of \4 est orn e ll h ven ue; t he nce east and alon g
the c en t e rlin of ~e st ~orne ll Avenue 3 o feet to
t he po i nt of beg i nnin g .
WH REA S, pursuant to he p rovisions of Or d inanc e .. o . lb,
Se ri es of 1 9o3 , also kno 1 as Chapte r 2 of the •t unicipal Co de
of he City of e n g l ew oo d, ~olorado, h sa i d P la nn in g an d Zonin o
o mm is s i on, on consi d ri n3 sa iu app lication , h e l d a p ub lic
he arin g t e r eon, and ot he r .lis co mp li ed wit h th e said Or dinance,
an d t he p rovisio ns oft .a r e r of t h e City of E n g l e ~10od ; and
I.HI:.IEAS , t he s ai u Pla nn in g and onin g Comm i sian n as ne r e -
t ofore r eco,n me aec to 1..ity Lounc i 1 of t h e City of n g l ewood,
Colora do, '1 at t 1.:! afor esa i J de sc ri jed p ro pe rty s h oul d lle i n-
clu ed ~i h i n tna zonin g dist rict k no wn as R-3 -B (rl u l t i -Fam i ly
Kesidential)· and
!H RE AS , t he City ouncil of the City of n g le 1~ood, Co l o r ado,
h as con s i t.e re d t ne r cco~o~i.tendat ion of said co mm i ss ion , i n clu d i n g
th.:! o oc u1o~en t s a c. r e cor ds accompanvin g t i1e sa me, h as he l d a ~u b li c
.1e ar i n~ unon tte sa1.1e and 11as concluded tnat t he p uo lic 11ea l t h ,
safe t y , co n vfi!n i e nc e ano l'lfare , as ~o:ll as !.J OOd zonin g p r actice
justifies •H! inclusio n of said p ro ;w rty 1it h i n sai d zonin g d is-
trict .
"0., T ''-· I:.FO.::, llL I Jl.uf I , E J Y THr. CIT Y COG ,CIL OF THE
CITY F 1.C L l,• Ou , C.O LU AuO , as follo s:
Se etion 1. J r d i n anc e 110 . 6, Se ri es of 1 963, a l so kno~n as
C.n a p t e.r .!2 of t, ~ ,unici pa l Co de of t il City of En g l eHo od,
Co lora do, oq th r wi th tne zonin g ma p annexed t h e r e o, is he r eoy I • •
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amende d to r e zon e t11e p ro pe rt y h e r e i na bov e de scri >ed f ro m r\-2-A
(T 10-Fa mi l y "es i detlt i al) to K-3 -B (,!ul ti-Fa mily Re si de ntial).
Se ction . ~ity Cou n cil he r eby fin ds , dete r min es and de -
cl ar es tna the 1e r e ina ~ov e c h an oe i n zonin g i s just ifi ed by
p ub lic nea l tn, safetJ conv e ni en c e and we lfa r e and by goo d
z o n i n g p r actic e s .
Introduc ed, r ead i n fu ll and p assed on first r ead i n g o n
t he day of , 1 969 , an d pub lic he a ri n q
the r e o n set o n tt1e ------aay-or=-----------' 1969 .
P uo li s ned a a o ill for an Or d i nan c e on t he
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final r e a d in g on t he day of
h eld t he r e on and p assed on
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Pub lis hed as u r dinance , o. , Se ri es of 1 g6~ on the
da y of , 1 %9 ~
Attest :
City Cl erk-Treasurer __ _
I, S te phen A. Lyon, do h ere by c e rtify t ha t t he a b ove _an d
fore g oin g is a true, accurate and co mp l ete co py of an Ord1nanc e
pa ss ed on final r eading on t h e ___ day of
1 969 , and pub lis he d as Or dinan c e I o. , Se ries--o-f 9b9-:--
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Eng1nee r 's Est1mate $152,794 .60 $72 ,407 .07 $225 ,201 .67
Peter K1ew1t Son 's Co. $159,676 .00 $69 ,880 .20 $229 ,556 .20
Brannan Sand & Gravel $166 ,533 .00 $73 ,177 .45 $239 ,710 .45
Asphalt Paving $165 ,462 .30 $78 ,290 .85 $243 ,753 .15 r I 0 •
Nor thwestern Engineering Co . $170 ,575 .92 $75,325 50 $245 ' 901.42 ...
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TO: Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
OFFICI A ~
CrTY COU NCIL OC UM ENT r r-· ':r' J T )
MAY 1 ''"'9
COU NCIL r.1L. ,1c,;c FILE
.crr:t OE ENGLEWOO D, COL.O .
FROM: Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
DATE: May 2, 1969
SUBJECT: Bids Received on Paving District No. 18 Bonds
Bids were opened at 2:00P.M., Thursday, May 1, 1969, for the
issue of $245,000 in Paving District No. 18 Bonds. The bids
received were as follows:
Effective Rate
w. E. Hutton & company
Kirchner, Moore and Company
Stern Brothers & Company
Hanifen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Company, Inc.
5.0898 %
5.41538%
5.53215%
5.6149%
5.8727 %
The 20-Bond Index in effect for May 1, 1969, was 5.09%. Usually
bids for special improvement district bonds are one-third to
one-half a percent (and somet:irnes more!) above the 20-Bond Index.
The bid of w. E. Hutton & Company, as well as being low, is
quite competitive: and it is recommended that Paving District
No. 18 Bonds be awarded to that firm. A bill for an ordinance
is being prepared which incorporates the interest rates of
the low bidder.
For your information the effective rate on Paving District
No. 17 Bonds issued at this time in 1968 was 4.8% while the
20-Bond Index in effect on that date was 4.4%.
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FROM : Mr . Stanley H . Dial , City Manager COU NCIL ME CTiN G FI LE
CIT.'( OF.: ENGLEWOOD. CO LO .
DATE : May 2, 1969
SUBJECT: FIRST YEAR'S EVALUATION OF PUBLIC WORKS
REORGANIZATION
On February 4, 1968 , the City Council adopted on final reading Ordinance
No. 11, Series of 1968, which placed the Traffic and Building Inspection
Divisions under the Public Works Department and designated the Director
of Public Works as responsible for the operations of those two Divisions .
Just one year has passed since the reorganization took place . My im-
pressions of the progress that has taken place during the past year as a
result of this reorganization are submitted herewith . Attached to this
report are copies of two memoranda submitted to you last year .
BUILDING INSPECTION:
It was my desire that departmental administrative policies would be
assumed by the Public Works Director after the Building Inspection De-
partment was integrated in the Public Works Department. Hopefully, the
Chief Building Inspector would then have more time for the coordination
of his personnel in the field and technically for involved inspections. It
was also my expectation that greater emphasis could be placed on code
enforcement within the community . I believe these expectations have been
met for a large part. As an example of the progress attained during the
last year in the code enforcement program, you may recall that several
dilapidated motel units on South Santa Fe Drive no longer exist or now
meet the Minimum Housing requirements of the City . The project re-
quired a great deal of concentration, detail and coordination with the
Englewood Fire Department , and the Tri-County Health District. The
Division has changed its policy so that it actively follows through on each
code violation to assure compliance rather than issuing a greater number
of code violation tickets without being able to assure enforcement in each
case . Enforcement is being made more effective by virtue of the efforts
of the Assistant City Attorney . In several recent cases, the Municipal
Judge has lev ied fairly substantial fines , which will have a positive
effect in securing compliance in future cases.
AI though the amendments to the Englewood Building Code , which are
presently being considered by the City Council , are a product of a com-
mittee , the end product is , to a large extent , the direct result of the
efforts which have been made by the Chief Building Inspector during this
past year . Weed violations were pursued with earnest in this past year
and the result will likely be that continuing offenders will r~alize Engle-
wood is sincere in its efforts to remove weeds .
The Building Inspection Division 's effort in code enforcement did not
diminish the quality nor the quantity of new construction inspections .
In fact , building , mechanical and con6truction inspections during 1968
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increased over all preceding years. Furthermore , no additional per-
sonnel were added to the Division staff .
We have not yet reached the point at which I would recommend that one
Inspector be designated a full time Code Enforcement Officer . How-
ever, I do believe that as the affairs of the Division develop with time,
such an appointment will likely be made . An appraisal of the organi-
zation of the Division will be one of the first activities of Mr . Wallace 's
successor.
The placement of the Building Inspection Department into the Public
Works Department has not resulted in any material differences in cost
to the taxpayers of our community . Salary increases have been received
by all personnel in the Building Inspection Division and by the Public
Works Director and the Assistant City Engineer , but such salary increases
were tied into the oJ\1\:!rall City salary review procedure rather than tied to
the reorganization.
The incumbent Chief Building Inspector has retired . We have had some
difficulty in locating qualiffed applicants for the position, but such diffi-
culties are not related to the organization of the department as the
Building Inspection function of most suburban communities in the Denver
area is a part of the Public Works Department. The difficulty arises
from the existing salary -grade level of the Chief Building Inspector's
position, Grade 26. Other communities , such as Fort Collins and Vail ,
are also having difficulty filling their Inspector positions. The problem
is likely tied into the general construction activity and availability of high
paying positions in the private construction field at this time .
The Building Inspectors are now at Grade 22 . One Inspector is at the F
step ($727 per month) and another will be eligible for the F step in Octo-
ber. The normal beginning level for a new employee is the A step of his
established grade. (On rare occasions , when special conditions warrant
and upon recommendation of the City Manager , the Board of Career Ser-
vice Commissioners has approved the B step for a new employee.) If a
new Chief Building Inspector is started at Grade 26, A step, the begin-
ning pay level will be $693 per month , less than the salary of several
subordinates. This is highly undesirable , as the supervisor should be
paid at a higher level than his subordinates.
As indicated in my memorandum of last year to you , the Assistant Chief
Building Inspector's position has been place d on a grade level with all
Inspectors in the Division . This action results in a five per cent savings
in personnel costs for that position .
Since early 1968, the "spread" between the Chief Building Inspector and
the Building Inspector positions has been reduced from a seven-grade
separation to a four-grade separation . Increasing the Chief Building
Inspector by one grade at this time would still leave us with a net re-
duction of two grades (10 %).
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During the Council discus s ion on April 2 1st, I received the impression
that one or more Council members felt it might not be nece ssary to em-
ploy a "Chief Building Inspector. " A review of my memorandum of
February 19 , 1968 , indicate s that this position would be refilled. In
my opinion , it is just as essential to have a superv isory position over-
seeing the ten employees of this Division as it is to have supervisory
positions overseeing the employees and operation of othe r municipal
f unctions of the City .
TRAFFIC REGULATION DIVISION :
As I indicated to you in a memorandum date d February 2, 196 8, the
principle reason for my request to t ransfer the Traffic Regulation
functions of the City from th e Planning Department to the Public Works
Department was twofold . One , the City of Englewood had reached such
a point in its devel opme nt that greater concentration to the long-range
pla n s for the commun ity was neede d . Day-to-day technical d iffic ulties
and probl e m s s uch as those prese nted by the Traffic Re gulation function
have a tendency to d ivert resources to the short t erm problem at hand .
Secondly , the transfer of Traffic to the Public Work s Department was
to prov id e closer technical-engineering coordination in traffic facility
physi cal de s ign a nd that greater manpower and equipment flexibility be-
tween Traffic a nd Street Divisions would result.
After on e year of having the Traffic Regulation Di vis ion within the De-
partment of Public Works , I believe that we are achiev ing these results.
One departme nt head now establishes the prio r ity of street-related pro-
jects and is free to interchange personnel and equipment as required
w ithout coordination and consent of other departme nt heads .
Coordina tion a nd exchange of m anpower and equipment are now easier
to achieve with a ll of our resources within one department.
Street Division personnel s uppl ement the regular Traffic Regulation per-
sonnel during p eak project loa d s. There have been no significant prob-
lems in coordinating major traffic plans with the Planning Director.
Sine th e na ture of planning functions doe not readily lend it elf to
short term evaluation, it is a little more difficult to itemize progress
in that department ~i nc e the transfer . Pr gress has been hampered
som ewhat by our inability to obtain qualified Planning Aides at our ex-
isting a lary and wage scal e . Howe ver, this di fficul ty is not related in
any way to the transfer of Traffic Regulation fun ction .
RECOMME DATION:
It is m y recommendation that the City Co un cil increa e the sal ary level
of the Chief B uild ing ln pector (as recomm ended by the Bo rd of Career
Service Com m issioners) to Grade 27 .
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Hopefully, this evaluation of our reorganization of last year will be help-
ful to you in evaluating your actions of last year.
Respectfully ,
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City Manager
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Att.
CC: Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance
Mr. John A. Criswell, City Attorney
Mr. J. Robert Mack, Assistant to the City Manager
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FROM : Mr. Stanley H . Dial , City Manager
DATE : May 2, 1969
SUBJECT: COUNCIL STUDY SESSION-MONDAY , MAY 5, 1969-7:00P.M.
Since our discussion at the last City Council meeting with regards to progress
on the new Police-Fire headquarters, we have obtained information on several
site locations which should be reviewed by the Council informally on Monday
evening. Therefore, I have taken the liberty to amend Monday evening's
schedule so that we could have a Council study session in Conference Room A
from 7:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. An invitation has been extended to your student
counterparts to attend this informal study session.
Our regular City Council meeting will begin at 8:00 P .M . and will be recessed
somewhere around 8:30 p .m. for approximately an hour to allow the Englewood
High School students to conduct the ir City Council meeting .
We trust that the change in our Monday evening schedule will not inconvenience
you.
Respectfully,
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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CC : Mr. John Criswell, C ity Attorney
Mr. J . Robert Mack , Assistant to the City Manager
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FHO M: i\lr. !'t tn l\-1 II. llta l , Cit1 .\l.tna;...t ·r
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SLJ!~JECT : T R ,NSF'EH OF B ILD TNG TN PECTION 1'0 Pl 'BLIC
WORKS DF.PA RTM FNT
The maJor con . tru ction acti v ity in Eng l ewood during th e l as t fe w
yea rs , parti c ul a rl y that a t C inderell a City. ha heen a m ajo r fac to1·
in retaining th departm nt.'l l s tatu s of th e Ci t-y's building insp .. c t iOn
function.
Most c iti s in th e area have found that by plac ing building insp ection
within the publi c work s d e p artm e nt , m or a dmini s tra ti ve a nd depart-
mental pol ic ies are assum e d by the publi ·works director . a ll owi ng
the chief building inspecto r to p er onall y i n vo lv e himse lf in t he
techni ca ll y -involved inspect io ns a nd c oordi nation in th e fi e l d.
Several cities, incl udi n g Arvada, Aurora. Doul d er, We s tmins te r ,
and Littleton, ha ve lo c ated their building inspection services wi thin
their publi c works department. Gold n a nd olorado Sp1·i ngs have
integrate d the ir mun icipa l bui ld in g i ns p c tion services with thei r
county governments.
We do not for esee a si gn ifica nt increase in the num be r of p e rsonnel
in the Building Inspec tion Departme nt. Prior to th e major c onstruction
activity a t Cinderella City (1964), th e City e mployed four a nd o ne -half
(4 -I /2) people in this d e partment. We presently have seven (7)
personnel.
With the emphasis somewhat shifting from construction inspec tion to
Code enforcement, the City may find a requirement to shift one i n -
spector's primary duties from construction inspection to enforcement
of the minimum housing code and variou s environmental ordinance .
The latest inspector positio1,1. created in late 1967 , was filled on the
pre mise that the position may one day become a code enforcement
officer position.
The r e a r e no m a terial differences in costs involved in transferr ing
building i n s p ection to the Public Works Department. o mmod ity .
c ontr:tc tua.l service , a nd capital outlay costs will n o t differ . There
will be som e differences in salaries. Th e i ncreased work load for
the Public Works Department may require th at th e Pu b li c Works
Director will have to shift his duti es as C ity Engineer to the Assistant
City Engineer resulting in about a $600 p er yea r increase for the
Assistant i ty E ngineer. The Public Works Director wo uld likely be
compe nsa t ed an additional $600 for his in creased responsibilities ,
but these costs will be offset by some r e ductions m sa laries in the
Building Inspection Div ision.
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The C'luef Bulldmg Ins p ector's po~<illo n will be I'Cldled, upon the
cu n ·ent insp t'lor's l'e ti r e m e n t, at a sala r _\' o f al.10ut -~.!i OO, an
a p prox1 m ute a\'en1ge o f a r ea chief Inspecto r under the supe1·v is10n
o f pu bl ic wo rk s di r ec tors. Th e assi st..1 n t chief in s p c to r 's pos ition
would b reduced to a b uild ing inspec tor po ilio n . Both pos it io n
salary I'eclassi fi ca ti o n s wo uld r esult 111 a .• 3 ,32 0 budget e d d ec J·ease.
None of the s a la r y c hanges ite mi zed a bo ve r e flect s al a ry c hanges
which 'm ay result from m erit increa s e s or th e Co un cil's des ire to
alter th e City 's sa lary sca l es . An a tta c hment itemi zes th e e sti -mated salar ies and cos ts .
U the Council is in agreement with thi s proposa l to transfer Buildin g
Inspection , then I would s uggest that the Cou n cil a m e nd the present
City org-am zation ordinance accordin g ly a nd c o n sider it on final
reading at th e next regul ar Co un cil m eeti ng , March 4th . This pro-
cedure would time the o rdinan ce 's effe ctive date to mid-April , per-
mitting a smooth , orderly integration .
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City Manager
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Public Wo r·ks Director
Ass istant C ity Eng ineer
C hi e f Bu ildi ng lnspecto r
Assi s tant Chief In s pec tor
Thre e In spectors
Secretary
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Contractual Servic s
Gapital Outlay
Grand Total
Differe nc e
PRESE 'T
FXPEN.Q!TUHJ:S
$1 l. 13!>.
9 .055 .
10, 100 .
7.920.
19.1 35.
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FROM : Mr . St;ln lcy H. Dml. City Mana cr
DATE · Februa r y :? , 196
SUBJECT: TRA SFI::n OF TRAFFIC REG LATION FR OM PLANNING
TO PUBLIC WORKS
The nature of E ngl ewood'!' growth has placed increasingly greater
cha ll e nges upon the talen ts, imagi nation , a nd res ources of this commu-
nity's municipal government , a nd righU y so . These c hall e nges for the
City to pro vi de n ew and expanded services, pubh c improvements on a n
unpreced e nted scal e a nd efficie nt dt s patch of publi c m a tte rs, require the
City to re-analyze methods of rendering municipal services.
The City of Englewood has reached that point in wh iC h it mu st dedi cate
at least one full-time agency to the preparation of planning for this
community's future. Presently, the Ci ty Planning a nd Traffic Director
must share her efforts, talents , and sta ff between tw o key City functions --
planning as well as traffic regulation. A tra n s fe r of the Ci ty traffic
regulation function from the Planning a nd Traffic Regulation Department
to the Public Works Department would, in my opinion, reli eve a sub-
stantial portion of the work load of the Planning Director and would per-
mit concentration on the direction of this community 's future d evelop-
ment.
Several phases of municipal planning demand increasing attention :
1. Wi th the opening of the Englewood shopping complex,
it is reasonable to expect that the p e ripheral areas
should receive furthe r s tudy for poss tbl e future de-
velopment of land us es.
2. The number of zon ing a nd re zon ing cases of a
rather technical and complicated nature will, no
doubt, increase.
3. A number of i mprovements in the Ci t y's current
zoning ordinance need to be developed.
4. In the light of the c hanges both in E ngl ewood a nd
in our neighbor ing areas , m aj or r eview needs to
be given to the C ity 's Master Plan, i ncluding th e
d evelopment of a five or six-yea r Capital Improve-
m e nts Plan.
5. Further, many other d evelopment s need atten t io n ,
s uch as working toward a program of betterment
in ce:·tain neighborhoods.
(Co ntinue d)
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February 2, 1968
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In addition to strengthening the plann ing aspects of the City, this
transfer should provide for close coordination of the technical-
engineering aspects of phyE~ical design in traffic facilities. Our pre-
sent Assistant Planning and Traffic Director has more than six years'
experience with state and municipal traffic departments in Alaska and
Colorado, and is well-suited for the position of Traffic Engineer.
The transfer of the Signal Technician and his crews and equipment
will also allow for better integration and exchange of men and equip-
ment within the Public Works Department . Such projects as the new
traffic signal Installation program will require more resources than
the four-man traffic regulation crew can provide without assistance
from other divisions of the Public Works Department. Plans for
centralized services such as garage facilities and, perhaps , radio
repairs, will be facilitated and difficulties reduced with the centrali-
zation of similar services and equipment within one department.
It is certainly expected that the Director of Planning would continue
to insure proper coordination of major planning aspects of traffic with
the Planning and Zoning Commission as bas been the case in the past.
I hereby submit the necessary ordinances and resolutions which will
accomplish the proposed transfer.
Respectfully,
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City Manager
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SER I ES OF 1969
AN ORDINANCE AMEND IN G ORO I NA CE NO. 26, SERI -S OF 1 b3, ALSO
KNOWN AS CHA PTE R 22 OF THE MU I CIP AL CODE OF THE CITY OF
ENG LEWOOD, COLOR ADO, AN D THE ZON I NG MAP ATTACHED HERETO, TO
REZO E CERTAIN PROPERTY MORE PARTICU LARLY DESCR I BEU THEREIN
FROM R-2-A (TW O-F AMILY ESIDEhTIAL) TO R-3-B (MULTI-FA ILY
RESIDEN TIAL), PURSUA NT TO THE APPLI CATIO OF W. H. THORHEY
AND RE LATI NG TO THE 3000 BLOCK OF SOUTH DELAWARE STREET,
ENG LEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS , Mr. W. H. Thorney h s heretofo r e filed an applica-
tion with the Pl anni ng and Zoning Com fs s f on of the City of
Englewood, Co lorado, to rezon e fro R-Z-A (Two-ramf l y Res i den-
tia l ) to R-3-B (Multi-Family Reside ntial ) certain real prope r ty
wfth fn the Ci t y of Eng l ew oo d, Colo rado , mo r e pa rtic ularly de -
sc rf b d as follows, to wit:
Beg inning at a po f nt on t he ce nterline of West
Cornel l Avenue and the extended centerline of the
alle y fn Block 21, Spee r s Broadway Addition ; thence
south and alon g s aid extended alle y centerlin e 660
feet to 1ts intersection with the cente rlin e of
West Dartmouth Avenue , thence west and along t he
centerline of West Dartmouth Avenue 326 feet to
its intersection with the extended centerline of
the alley fn S. G. Ham lin 's Addition, Bloc k 4 ;
thence north and alon g said ex tende d alley center-
line 660 feet to its intersection with th c ent r -
lin e of West Co rnell Avenue ; thence e ast and alon g
the centerline of West Cornell Avenu e 326 feet to
the pofnt of beg innin g .
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Ordi nanc o. 26,
Series of 1963, also known as Chapter 22 of the MuAfc ipal Cod e
of t he C1ty of Eng le wood , Co lorado , the s ai d Planning and Zoning
Co••ission , on considering s aid ap plicati on, he l d a pub lic
hea rin g th reon, and otherwise co111pli d with the said Ordinance ,
and the p rovi s ions of the Chart r of t he City of Engle wood ; and
WHEREAS , the said Planning an d Zoning Co miss ion has he r e-
tofor reco•~ended to City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, that the aforesaid described property should be in-
cluded within that zo n in g dist rict known as R-8 -8 (Multi-Family
Residential), and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council of the City of Englewood, Colo rado ,
h as considered t he recoamendatfon of said commission , includin g
the documents and records accompanying the same, has held a publ ic
he arin g up on the sa~e and has concluded that the public healt h,
safety, convenience an d welfare, IS we ll as go od zonin g p r actice
justifies the inclusion of s ai d prop rty within s aid zonin g dis-
trict.
OW, THE EFO E, BE IT ORDAI E BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF THE
CITY OF ENG LEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1 . Ordinance o. 26, Series of 1963, also known as
Chap ter 22 of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood,
Colorado , together w1th the zoning ••P annexed thereto , is hereby
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••ended to rezon e the property hereinabove descri bed fro m R-Z-A
(Two-F eatly estdential) to R·l -8 (Mult1-Fa•11J Res idential).
Se ction z. tty Council hereby finds, deterafnes and de-
clares that the eretna bo ve change tn zon i ng ts justified by
pub lic health, s afety , convenience and we lfare and by good
zontn pr acttces.
Introd uced, read tn full and passed on first reading on
the day of , 1969, and public he aring
the reon set on the -=---· _____ , 196 9 .
Published as a 8111 for an Ordinance on the
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r.ea~ by title, public hearing held thereon and passed on
ffnal readin g on the day of , 1969.
Published as Or dinance No. • Series of 1969 on the
clay of , 1 ~
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Attest•
City Clerk-=l r e uurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and coap l ete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final readin g on the day of 196 9. an d pub lished as Ordinanci'lfci:" __ • ..--.-.--,.--...r7....--
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FROM : Mr . Stanley H. Dial , City Manager
DATE : May 2, 1969
SUBJECT: COUNCIL STUDY SESSION -MONDAY, MAY 5 , 1969-7:00P.M.
Since our discussion at the last City Council meeting with regards to progress
on the new Police-Fire headquarters, we have obtained information on several
site locations which should be reviewed by the Council informally on Monday
evening . Therefore, I have taken the liberty to amend Monday evening 's
schedule so that we could have a Council study session in Conference Room A
from 7:00p.m. to 8 :00p.m . An invitation has been extended to your student
counterparts to attend this informal study session.
Our regular City Council meeting will begin at 8:00 P.M . and will be recessed
somewhere around 8:30p.m. for approximately an hour to allow the Englewood
High School students to conduct their City Council meeting.
We trust that the change in our Monday evening schedule will not inconvenience
you.
Respectfully ,
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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CC : Mr. John Criswell, City Attorney
Mr. J . Robert Mack , Assistant to the City Manager
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Moved and seconded that on those properties which the
Department of Finance is holding tax certificates and upon
which there is no owner of record or no address of owner of
record, the Director of Finance is hereby authorized to make
immediate application for tax title.
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Depart.ent of Finance i• holding tax certificate• aDd upon
~ which there i• no owner o f record or no addr••• of owner of
record, the Director of Finance i• hereby authorized to .. ke
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