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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-05-19 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• • • • May 19, 1969, Regular City council Meeting • • • • AGE:NDA FOR REGU lAR COUNC IL SESSION MAY 19, 1969 I 8:00P.M. Call to order , invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the , lmma nue l Lutheran Church , pledge of a llegiance led by Boy Scout Troop No . 33 3, and roll call . 1. Approval of minutes . (a) Regular mee ting of May 5 , 1969 . (Copi e!' transmitted herewith.) (b) Special mee ting of May 12, 1969 . (Copie s transmitted herewith.) 2 . Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors. (a) Recognition of "special guests " of the Council . (b) Miss Lana Logan will be present to request a transfer of a liquor license for the L ucky Lady Club , 4155 South Broadway . 3. Public hearing regarding the amendment of the Englewood Building Code . (Copies previously transmitted.) 4. Hearings regarding the Peanut Barrel and Zuider Zee liquor licenses. (Copies transmitted herewith .) 5. Communications. (a) Listing of streets for consideration with regard to Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 (1 969). (Copies transmitted herewith.) (b) Financial report f r April , 1969. (Copies trans- mitted herewith .) (c) Report from Mr . Stephen A . Lyon on the Kansas Uni versity City Management School. (Copies transmitte d herewith .) (d) Minutes of the Planning a nd Zoning Commission meeting of April 9, 1969 . (Copies transmitted herewith .) (e ) Memorandum from the Parks and Recreation Commission recommending an agreement. to provide for a concession stand at Sinclair Outdoor Pool . (Copies transmitted herewith .) (f) Memorandum from the Planning and Zoning Commission recommending the vacation of the 5000 block South Broadway-south Acoma Street alley . (Copies transmitted here w ith . 6 . City Attorne y . (a ) Ordinance on final r eading a m e nding a n ordi- na nce regula ting m as a ge pa rl ors . (Copies p rev iou s ly tra ne mitted .) (b ) Ordina nce on fir. 1 r a ding a uthori z tng e issua n e of bond s for Pav ing District No . 18 (1969 . (Copie p revious ly transmitted .) ( ontinue d) I J I • • I • • AGENDA FOR RE GUlAR COUNCIL SE SSION MAY 1 9 , 1969 Page 2 6 . City Attorney . (Co ntinue d) (c) Authonza tion for the City to enter into a n agreeme nt with Bob's Auto Se rvice , Inc . for the hau!Lng and remova l of abandoned a utomobiles. (Cop ies transmitted herewith .) (d ) Attorney's c hoice. 7. City Manager . (a) Report regarding sanitary sewer service to the Conservative Baptist Theologica l Seminary. (b) Report regarding a vacation for parking at Co lum bia Sa v ings and Loan . Copies trans- mitted herewith .) (c) Manager's choice . 8 . Recognition of non-scheduled citizens a nd visitors. 9. General di scussion . (a) Mayor's choice. (b) Councilman's choice . 10. AdJournment. ~:::~ City Manager SHD/ij I • • , • REGULAR MEETING : • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF EN GLE WOOD , COlORADO ~.AY 1 9 , 1 969 The City Council of the C ty o f Eng ewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado , me t in regu ar seas on o n May 19, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. ,_ Mayor Schwab , pres d ing, ca :ed the meeting to order. The invoca ion was g i ven by Reverend Frederick Hahn of the Immanuel Lutheran Ch u rch . Pledge of Al legi ance was led by Boy Scout Troop No . 333 . The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present ~ Schwab. Councilmen Brown , Dh o r 'ty, Lay, Lo n e, Parkinson, Absent : Councilman Kre i l i ng. The Mayor declared a quorum present . Also present were : C 'ty Manager Dial, Ass i stant City Manager Mack, City Att rney Criswell, City Cl erk Lyon . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEET ING OF MAY 5, 1 969, AND THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEE TING OF MAY 2, 196 9, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of th e r o ll, the vo e resulted a• follows: Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhori y, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent : Councilman Kre il ng. The Mayor declared the moti on carri ed. * * * * * * Mayor Schwab recognized the following citizens from the list of "Special Citi zen Pro gram Invitees": Mr. and Mrs . N. H. Larson, 2020 Wes t Warren Avenue Mr. D. Q. Horn , 4075 So th Ac oma Street Mr. s. c. Marg uer ea, 430 Eaa Be ewood Drive. * * * Miss Lana Lo ga , 1260 Yo rk, appeared before City council and requested a liq~or l ~cenae tra ns fer for the Lucky Lady Club, 4155 South Broadway , from Mr . G enn M. Bai :ey a n d Mr. Joseph J. Battaglia to Mr. Joseph . Ba ag a and M as Lana Logan • I • • • • COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE LIQUOR LICENSE TRANSFER OF THE LUCKY LADY CLUB , 4155 SOUTH BROADWA~ FROM MR. GLENN M. BAILEY AND MR. JOSEPH J. BATTAGLIA TO MR. JOSEPH J. BATTAGL IA AND MISS LANA LOGAN BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Counc i lmen Brown, Dh ority , Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent: cou n ci lman Kreil i ng . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE AMENDMENT OF THE ENGLEWOOD BUILDING CODE BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried and the public hearing open at 8:27 P.M. (Note: A tape recording of the public hearing is on file with the official minutes.) Listed below are those individuals who appeared before City Council: City Manager Dial. Mr. Beryl Wallace, retired chief building inspector. Mr. Douglas c. Sovern, Fire Chief. Discussion ensued. COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent : Counc i lman Krei ling. The Mayor declared t h e motion c arri e d a n d t he pub lic heari ng closed at 8:43 P.M. BY A u~OR ITY ORDINANCE NO. 1 8, SERIES OF 1 969 AN ORDINANCE REPEAL NG SEC T IONS 13.13 THRO UGH AND INCLUDING 13.14-4 OF THE MUNIC I PA L CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TOGETHER WITH ALL ORDINANCES AMEND I NG THE SAME , AND ADOPTIN G BY REFERENCE , -2- I • • f • • IN LIEU THERE OF I CHAP TERS 4 'I'H RO "Gh 4 J I 4 5 THRO:JGH 52 I AND 59, EACH INCL USIVE , OF ORD:NA,."CE lliv. :C , 3ERI ES OF 196 9, OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE C:TY A.'ID COu""l\TY F CENVE R, S AI'E OF COLORADO, AS ADOPTED ON THE 17TH DA Y OF ANUARY . 1969 . (C o p ied in f ull in ~he c ff1c 'a Ord ina c e Book.) CO UNCI LMA N PA RJ<:NSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO . 1 8 , SERIES OF 9 6 9 , BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND ORDERED PUB LISHED IN FULL :::N 'frlE ENGL EWOOD HERALD AND ENTER- PRISE. Upon t h e c a l o f the r 11 , the v o te resu l t ed as follows: Schwab. Ayes : Co uncilmen Brown , Dh ority, Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: No n e . Absent: Co u n ci lman Kr eiling. The Mayor declared the mo t ion c arri ed. COUNCILMAN DHOR I~Y MOVED , COUNC I LMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARD ING i HE LIQUO R I CE NSE OF THE PEANUT BARREL, 3535 SOUTH HURON , BE OPENED . Upo n the call of the roll, the vote resulted as f o llows : Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Bro wn, Dhor 'ty, Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent: Counci l man Kreil ing . The Mayor declared the moti o n carri ed a n d t he p ub l i c hear 'ng open at 8:47 P.M. (Note : A tape recording o f the p ubli c heari ng is on file with the offici al mi n .t es .) Listed below are those ind i v i d u als who appeared before City Council and the exhibi ts p r esented: Mr. Jerry St rm, 3184 West Edg emo re Dri ve. Mr. Bryan Benn ett, Sw i ss V i "age Con struction c ompany. Kells Waggoner , Di rector o f Pub ic Wo r k s. Exh ibit No . 1 Ex hib it Nc. 2 Mem o rand um from Ke l s Wagg on er, Director o f Pub lic Wor k s, regarding t h e s t a t u s o f th e Peanut Barrel Res t a u rar.t a n d Lo ge at 3535 South Huron. Re vi sed c~~s~r c ~o . p l a n s for the Pe:an • ba e • Mr. Wi liam K . Ma :c~e, a ~.~ n e y, 33 Sc ·th Br o adway . COUNCI~· ·J.E MO\EC, CJ~C:LMAs HO RITY SEC O~~ED , THAT iHE PUBLIC HEA Rr G BE CO .• I~'l..'E D A, n E :r :E 2 , 96 9, RE GUL AR CITY COUNCIL MEE TING AT WH: H T!ME C0N~RACI5 A.~ fHE R ~~C E SS ARY INFOR- MATION BE S U BM IT~E TC E AbLE 1hE C u.·c -lC TAKE THE AP PROPRIATE ACTION ON THE PEANt; bARRE L:Q-.·CR L .:C~3E . t.:'p.:. t:he c a ll o f the rol l , the vote r est.. ed as f .:>1-::·ws • -'3 - • I I • • • Schwab. • Ayes : C ou~c ilme n Brown , h or •~y . o .e, Parkin son , Nays : Co ~nc '"ma La y . Absent : co·J.nci man Krei li g . The Mayor d ec l ared the mot icn c arri e d a d rec essed the public hearing a t 9:26 P.M. u n t i the Ju ~e 2 , 969 , regular Ci ty Council meeting. * * * * . COUNC ILMAN LAY MOVED , OUXC:LMAN DH ORITY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING RE GARD:NG ~HE L:QUOR LICENSE OF THE ZUIDER ZEE RESTAURAN T , 1001 WES r HAMPDEN , BE OPENED, Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as f ollows: Schwab. Ayes: counc ilmen Brown , Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None . Absent : Councilman Kre !li~g . The Mayor declared the mot'on carried a n d ~he public hearing open at 9:27 P.M. (Note : A tape record ing of the publ i c hearing is on file with the offici al mi nutes.) Listed below are those i d i viduals who appeared before City Council and the exhi b its prese nt e d : L. David. Mr. Wi lli am K. Malone, a ttorney, representing Mr. John Exhibit No. 1 A letter from Mr . Cecil Hammonds, Pres iden~ -Ge n eral Ma n ager of Zu ide r Ze e Oy s ter Bar, Inc ., con- cerni'-g the devel o pme nt of the res t a ura nt. Kells Waggoner , Di rec tor of Pub lic Wo rks. City Manager Dial . COUNCILMAN DHOR ITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED, Gp c the call o f the roll, the vote resulted as fo l ows : Schwab. Ayes : Co unc i lme Brown Dhority , Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None . Absent: Counc i 'm a n Kre i :~n g. The Mayor declared the mo t i on carri ed a n d the pub lic h ear i ng closed at 9:42 P.M. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MO 'ED , CO .·c:LMAN PARKINSON SECONDED , THAT BECAUSE THE ZUID ER ZEE RES J A:~·r BAS SHOWN GOOD CAUSE IN THE DELAY OF THE DEVELOPMEN T OF Tn E!R ::..:Q:;OR OL"TL ET T"rlAT 'l·HE SHOW CAUSE ORDER BE RE VOKED . Upon the ca : o f t h e r o :l, the vote resulted as follows: -4-I • • f • • Ayes: Councilmen Brcwn, Dh o r i ty, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent : Co uncilma n Kre iling. The Mayor declared th e motion c a rri ed . * * * * * * A listi ng of s t reets f o r inc lusion wi thin Sidewalk Improvement District No . 69 was recei ved for the record. City Manager Di a l d i scussed the list of streets with members of City Council and stated that according to the time schedule presented at the previ o u s regular City Council meeting the Resolution of Intent to form the District wo u ld be presented at the June 2, 1969, meet i ng . * * * * * * The financial report for Apri l 1969 was received for the record. * * * * * * A report from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance, on the Kansas University City Management School was received for the r .ecord. * * * * * * The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of April 9, 1969, were recei ved for the record. * * * * * * A memorandum from the Parks and Recreation Commission recommending an agreement to provide f o r a concession stand at Sinclair Outdoor Pool was received for the record. COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY BE AUTHORIZED TO EN TER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH MANLEY, INC. TO PROVIDE A CONCESSION STAND OPERATION AT THE SINCLAIR OUTDOOR POOL , SAID AGREEMEN T TO BE ESSENTIALLY SIMILAR TO THE PRIOR AGREEMENT ENTERED INTO WITH THE CITY AND MANLEY, INC. FOR THE CONCESSION STAND AT ENGLEWOOD-BEL LEVIEW PARK: AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTH ORIZED TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. Upon the call of the roll , t h e vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor ·ty, Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None . Absent : Co uncilma n Kreiling. The Mayor declared th e mo ti n carried . * * * * * * A memorandum f r om th e P a nni ng a nd Zon i ng Commission recommending the vacat i o n of the 5000 b l o c k Sout h Broadway-South Acoma Street alley was received f or the record . -5- I • • ' • • • • Mr . Bi ll c rouch , 5001 Sout. Br a dwa y, appeared before city council on beh a l f o f ~he r ecomme n d e d vac a tion of the 5000 block South Bro adwa y -Sou t h Acorr.a 3tree a e y . Introduced as a Bi 11 by Co c .:.lm a r. Lay a n d rea d in f ull , A BILl F OR AN ORD INANCE VACAT:NG CE R~A IN P~BL !C AL LEYS, ACCESS WAYS OR RIGH T S OF WAY PRESEN TLY EX 51 :·G w:~HIN BLOCK 8, HARLEM SECOND ADDI T ION , CITY OF E -GIEWOC , STATE OF COLO RADO. COUNCILMA N LAY MOVED, COt~C :LMA N LONE SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR A ~ ORD:Nfu~C E BE P ASSED ON F I RS T READING AND ORDERED PUBL ISHED IN F t."LL :N 'rHE E:GLEWCOD HERALD AND ENTER- PRISE. Upon the cal l o f th e rol , t h e v o te resul ted as follows: Ayes : Co nc ilme n Brown , Dho r i ty , Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: No n e . Absent : Counci l ma n Kre iling. The Mayor declared t he motion carri ed . * * * * * * Mr. Bill Crouch reappeared before City Council requesting an encroachment agreement t o supplemen t two prior existing encroach- ment agreements for his property fron ting on the 4900 and 5000 block of South Acoma. Mr . Cro uch stated t h at he wished to build a fence connecting with other fences exten ding on City property to within eighteen i n ches of the s i dewalk by connecting the fence with the existing encroachi ng fence on the 4900 block of South Acoma, extending the fe n ce to t he other encroaching fence in the 5000 block of South Acoma , and then from the south line of the encroaching fence in the 5000 b l ock o f South Acoma to the south wall of the Body Departmen t , ext e nded . Di rector of Pub lic Wo rks Ke l s Wagg o~er appeared before City Counc i l and s tated that there wo ld be no problems with the requested e ncroachment . Mr. Waggo er s t ated that the other two encroachment agreements should be voided a n d that the agreement requested should e n compass al l e n cro achmen t fences on City property. COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COu~C!LMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT THE PREVIOUS ENCROACHMENT AGREEMEN T S WITH BILL CROUCH, 5001 SOUTH BROADWAY, BE REVOKED AND THAT AN AGREEMENT TO FENCE THE ENTIRE AREA BE EXECUTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK. City Council d sc ssed the request and whether the prior approval of the Board of Ad j us t men t a ~d Appeals should be obtained. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COt.~C!LMAN DH OR ITY SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST BE TABLED. Upon the c a l: ~f th e roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ay es : Counc ilmen Brown, Dhority, Lone , Schwab. Nays : Councilme n L a y, Par k in s Absent : Councilma n K re~l i.q . The Mayor dec l ared the mot 'on c a rr.ed . 0 0 1 I • • • • City council discussed wh e ther 'twas meaningful to send encroachment agreements through t h e Board of Adjustment and Appeals for their revi ew and recommendat i o n . * * * * * * Mr. Bill Crouch reappeared before Ci ty Council on behalf of the Englewood Chamber of Commerce requesting an encroach- ment to place a planter in fron t of the Chamber of Commerce building at 180 West Girard Avenue . City Council discussed the request. COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST OF AN ENCROACHMENT FOR A PLANTER IN FRONT OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING ON CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PROPERTY AT 180 WEST GIRARD AVENUE BE AUTHORIZED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT, SAID AUTHORIZATION SUBJECT TO CON- CURRENCE OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS AND THAT IF CON- CURRENCE IS NEEDED PRIOR TO MAY 28, 1969, THAT THE BOARD BE POLLED BY TELEPHONE AS TO ITS DISPOSITION ON THE MATTER. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Mayor Schwab called for a recess at 10:45 P.M. council reconvened at 11:00 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS SECTION 17.2 THROUGH AND INCLUDING 17.2-12 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REGULATING THE OPERATION OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTABLISHMENTS AND THE PRACTICE OF MASSAGE. (Copied in full i n the offi cial Ordi nance Book.) COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHOR I TY SECONDED , THAT ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1969, BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL :N THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, t h e vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty, Lay, Lone, Parkinaon, Schwab. -7- I· • • • Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling . The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * ORDINANCE NO. 20, SER I ES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, PAVI NG DISTRICT NO. 18 BONDS, PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS AND THE INTEREST THE REO N. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN DHORI TY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 196 9 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING 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, Dhor i ty, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH BOB'S AUTO SERVICE, INC. FOR HAULING AND REMOVAL OF ABANDONED VEHICLES AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreil ing. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * • * • * Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Parkinson and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD DESC RIBED THEREIN AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. COUNCILMAN PARK I NSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDI NANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING. Upon the cal of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counc i lmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. -8- I · • • • Nays : None . Absent: Councilman Kreiling . The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * RESOLUTION NO. 18, SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO AND THE GATES COMPA~-y IN THEIR EFFORTS TO BRING AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMEN T TO THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE COUNTY AREA. (Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO. 18, SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll , the v ote res ulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * City Attorney Criswell informed members of City Council that the option agreement with Mr. Adams for the purchase of acreage at the Centennial Park site expires on May 21, 1969. Mr. Criswell stated that as yet approval from the Department of Housing and Urban Development of the new location had not been received. Mr. Criswell reviewed various alternative actions that could be taken with members of Council . City Manager Dial indicated that individuals of the Department of Housing and Urban Development had stated that pur- chase of the Adams ' property for Centennial Park prior to the approval of the site by the Washington, D.C. office would not jeopardize reimbursement for the purchase . It was the consensus of City Council that the City Attorney exercise the City's option to purchase the Adams' property. * * * * * * A legal op~n~on on Paving District No. 17 assessments was received for the record. City Attorney Criswe l revi ewed the op~n~on with members of City Council and requested that those people i n attendance at the May 12, 1969, publ ic hear ing on Paving District No . 17 be forwarded copies of the opinion. * * * * City Manager Dia l s t a ted that the Co nservative Baptist Theological Seminary is presen tly served by a six-inch sanitary sewer running north from the Seminary pro perty line down University to connect in with the City sewer on Floy d P l a ce. Mr . Dial stated -9- I • • ' • • that during discussions with the Semi n ary for annexation late in 1968, the City had comm itted t o extend the six-inch sanitary sewer approximately 400 fee t south on Uni versity to serve the new construction on the property should the topography require such an extension. Mr. Di al stated that two representatives of the conservative Baptist Th eolog ica l Sem i nary and the City of Englewood had determined that the existing six-inch sanitary sewer would not adequate ly serve the development on the Seminary property as it was at a n insufficient grade, and members of the Seminary have proposed to t h e City of Eng l ewood that rather than extend the six-inch sanitary sewer 400 feet south that the City of Englewood replace that sewer with an e i ght-inch sanitary sewer line with adequate grade 1 such a replacement would be only for the length of the exi sting six-i nch sani tary sewer. Mr. Dial stated that the cost of the new sanitary sewer would approximate $2,600, and as this departed from normal City policy he was requesting approval of t h e City Council. {Councilman Kre i ling entered the Council Chambers and took his seat with Counc il at 11:35 P.M.) At the conclusion of the discuss i on it was the con- sensus of City Council that the sanitary sewer to be constructed to serve the Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary be reviewed by the Water and Sewer Board. * * * * * * City Manager Dial called council 's attention to a letter dated March 19, 1969, from Mr. Robert D. Showalter representing Columbia Savings and Loan Association requesting that the City of Englewood grant an easement for parking over a four-foot strip of land owned by the City which is north and adjacent to the Columbia Building site in Cinderella City. Mr. Dial presented a diagram depicting the area upon which an easement was requested. Director of Public Works Waggoner appeared before city council and stated that the Ci ty require~ diagonal parking on the site rather than perpendicular. Mr. Waggoner stated that this would allow for a better traffic flow within the center by the Columbia Savi ngs and Loan Association building site. After discussion it was the consensus of City Council to refer the matter to the Board of Adjustment and Appeals for a determination as to whether an easement or encroachment agree- ment should be granted. * * * * * * City Manager Dial reminded members of City Council that the term of Mr. Harvey Mayer of the Career Service Commission expires on June 1, 1969. * * * * * * City Manager Dial requested tha t members of City Council give their plans for attendance a t the Co lorado Municipal League meeting in Vail, Colorado, June 25 through 28, 1969, to himself or Mr. Bob Mack. * * * * * * -10 -I • • . , • • City Manager Dial informed members of City Council that the City had been pumping water from the South Platte into the McLellan Reservoir for the last several days and that water to the Allen Filter Plant had been obtained from the City Ditch with the cooperation of the Denver Water Board. Mr. Dial stated that due to the high turbidity, water from the Platte River was not being pumped to the Allen Filter Plant. * * * * * * City Council discussed the complaints and objections received in writing or presented orally at the May 12, 1969, public hearing on Paving District No. 17. It was the con- sensus of Council that a special meeting be held on Monday, May 26, 1969, to review these complaints and objections. City Attorney Criswel l noted that as it was now May 20 it would be possible to consider the emergency Bill for an Ordinance annexing certain realty to the City. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 21, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD DESCRIBED THEREIN AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 21, 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. * * * * * * Councilman Kreiling stated that he had been in a meeting with Mr. Austin Moore, State Representative from Arapahoe County, and that Mr. Moore had requested attendance at the June 16, 1969, City Council meeting to discuss the 1969 Legislative Session. It was the consensus of City Council that City Manager Dial contact Representative Moore on their behalf. * * * * * * Councilman Parkinson requested that City Attorney Criswell draft a resolution to go to the Colorado State Highway Department setting forth the City of Englewood 's position in favor of the immediate constructi on of the Columbine Freeway due to the traffic needs throughout the area. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upo n the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: -11- I • • ' • • Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dh ority , Kr eiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent : None. The Mayor declared the motion carried a nd the meeting adjourned at 12:44 P.M. I • • • • • • MAY 19 ·s g RESOLUTI ON NO. ~~. COUNCIL. -·-S ER ~!DF ~E:t:.l/ 'G F ILE: . EWoo o, COLo. RESOLUT I ON SUPP ORTI NG THE CI TY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITT LETO N, CO LORAD O AND THE GA TES COMPA NY I N THEIR EFF OR TS TO BRI NG AN I MPOR TAN T I NDU STRI AL DEVELOPMENT TO THE SOU TH ARA PAHOE COU NTY AREA. WH EREAS, Th e Gates Co mpany anno unce d s ome t ime a g o its des i re and int ention to erect an in dustr ia l de velop ment in t he s o uth pa r t of Arapahoe County, wit hin the boun daries of t he Ci t y of Li t t leton ; an d WHEREA S, t his an nouncement was g reete d with en t husi a sm by the lar g e maj ority of the resi dents of t his area a nd by all r espo nsibl e pu b lic officials ; and WHEREAS, i t is t he considered ju dgm ent and o pi nion of t his City Council t hat industrial develop ment in this area of t he kin d an d nature conte mp lated by The Gates Co mpan y is sorel y needed a nd wo uld provide a more healthy econo mic cli mate ; an d WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Littleton has shared this view and has welcomed The Gates Company as a new nei g hbor within its boundaries ; and WH EREAS, the said Gates Company has recently announced th a t due to the complaints a nd objections of a few persons , it is reconsidering its decision to brin g this industrial development to this area, NOW, THEREF ORE, BE IT RES OLVED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follows: 1. That , based upon all information and evidence which has come before this City Council, The Gates Company should be ass ured that the overwhelming majority of residen t s , citizens and taxpayers of this area are fully fn favor of said development and look upon the same as a further indication that southern Arapahoe County is an area of pro g ress ; and that while certain objections and complaints may have com e to th e attention of The Gates Company, it should be assured t ha t th e se objections and com p laints do not, by a ny me a ns, rep resen t t he viewpoint of t he overwhel min g ma j ority o f t he peo p le in this area. 2. Tha t th e City Council of the Ci t y o f Li ttl et on a nd The Gates Comp any should both be co mm en ded f or a n ti c i pat in g and endea vo r i ng to provide solutions for pr o ble ms wh ich mi g ht be encountered in the areas of traffi c, ai r pol ution , noi s e and o t her modern in d us trial de ve lo pment plann i no . This City Counc il o f t he City of Engle wo od desi r es t o g ive ass ur ances t o bot h o f t hese pa r ti e s t ha t it will endeavor to wo r k wit h thes e pa rties , a nd al l o the r s, in conti nui ng mode r n pr og ressi ve de ve lo pm ent in this area , wi t h t he assu ran ce that it sha ll hav e t he full supp ort an d coo pe r ation of its c it i z ens an d resi dents in t his e ndea vo r . 6;_h~/~t ~~~' .~,---~ I . • • • I , Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Trea surer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and co mp lete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood , on the L!}_ day of Z77~;z..---, 1969. ~ -2- I· • ·. , • I ,;T I ODUC • err.., Or::-r::-1 0 c ol..}r·,-::,L.c ' 4 l J k .'·r: ~·r:·, ~gc ul.f~f\rr !I S 1-1 BILL t3 Y COUu CIL.lAI _t;1-J:_ __ J d._J>.b_/_~_ ~~~I9_'69-· .crry_ou Ncr L. M BY AU THOR IT/r/ . 0 £: £NGL ~~r, •r ORD i ilr"l Ct: 110 . -/-¥-• SE RI ES OF 1909 E:v\: o.·~;zQ. Atl ORu i,<f.,,CC: F<·PC LI I G SECT I OtlS 1 3 .1 3 THROIJGH /11lD I:1C LUOI.,:J 1 3 .1 4 -4 OF T ~[ 1J, ICIP AL QU E OF HE CITY OF EllG LE\JOOi.J TOG HER ,;IT H ALL ur<D I 1l I,CES AI t.~D i tiG THi:. SANE, AND DOP TI G Y REFEREi E, I " LII:.U THi:.REO F, CHt PTE S 4 THROuGH 43, 45 THROUGH 52, A,,i,; 59, t.Cil I tiC i..IS I VE., OF 0 I.oi.lCE , J . 1 , SER I ES OF 1 J6J , ()F THE ORLl i u·lil CE.S CJ F THE CITY h• u COU1 Y OF , V R, ST AT OF CO LORAUO, AS AOO PTED vii Til[ 17T Ui-1 Y J F JA iUfiR Y, 1 :iu!.. Be IT UhiJ/\I i, u 3 Y Tdi: CITY CGG ,l I L OF THE CITY OF Etl r LEt.':JOD , COLO: 1100 , as fo 11 o>I S : Se c t ion 1. Se cti ons 1 3 .1 4-1 t h rou g , and i nc lu d i n g , Se ction 1 3 .1 4-=-4, o fne 1·l un ici pa l od e of t he <.i t y of En g l ew oo d, a r e he r eby r epe a l ed . Se ction 2 . Se c tions 1 3 .1 3,1 3 .1 3-1 and 1 3 .1 3-of t .e ''unic 1 p al Code oft e City of En g l e oo d, as a mended by r dinance t.O. 7, Se ri es of 1 966 , a r e h e r e by r epea l ed an d r e-enacted to r ead as fo llows , t o -1tit : 1 3.1 3 l.i en v~ __ Gui ljj_n_g_fp_~_e_s _ Adopted. Ch apt e r s 4 t h rou gh 43 , 45 t h rou gr ·,and 5 9 , eaCh inc usiv e , of Or d in a nc e r.o. 1, Se ri es of 19 r 9, d ul y a d opted by th e City Coun cil of t he Ci ty and <.o u nty of Oe nver on t h e 17t h d a y of January , 19UJ , a r e he r eby ad o pted oy r e f e r en c e, \'lit h t e sa me forc e a n d ef f e c as if t he sa me we re set fo r t n he r e in in full , su bje ct to t he e xc ep tions, modi f icati ons a nd a me n dme nts t he r et o he r e i n :Je l01 1 se t fort h . 1 3 .1 3-1 ';e n_e ral _C_b_a..!Ul,5!~_i !l J.d~p_te_i_O_r_d_i !!_a_n_ses_. Th e fol -lo ~in g general c an g es, u10d1f1cations and a mend men t s a r e e r eJy ma de to ea c h of tl o r d in a nc e p rovisions ado p t ed oJy 1 3 .1 3 to-wi t : (a) \.11e r e ver t he 11 0r ds ity an d Cou nty of De n ve r · ap pe ar i 1 tne sa i d u r d i na nc e ,:o . 1 , Se ri s of lJG 9, suc h 110 r d s s l,a ll oe de l e t ed an d t he r e s h all b e s ub stitut ed tu e r efor tne 1·1or ds Ci t y of En g l ew oo d ' and whe r e ve r just t1e ~l o r d "u nv e r ' a pp ears i t s h a ll b e de lete d and t he r e s na ll .:>e s ubs tituted t he r e for t 1 e wor d Lng l e,·/OOd .' (J) .he r e v e r tne 11 o r d s '',·i ana e r of He alt h an d Hos p itals a pp ear in t h e said Ordinance No.1, Se ri es of 1 969 , su c 11 1·1ords s h all be de l e te d a nd t h ere shall be su b- stituted the r e for t he words "Tri -C ount y Hea lt h Dep a r t- '' nt .' (c) · .. e r e vc r the •1o r d 'A r t icl e 234, Re vi sed ~~unici pa l Co e a ppe a r in t sa i d 0 r d i nance Ro . J, Se ri es o f l "uJ , suc .1 10 r d s sha ll be de l eted and t he r e sha ll be su•~tituted t1te r ::fo r th '-·~ords r,FPP., Panp1 l e t 30 . (d) ne r evcr t 1..1 •ords "Chapte r !>3 " appea rs i n tnc sa i d J r d i nance ,,o . 1 , Se ri e s of 1 969, such ·t or'ls sha ll be d..1let d and t he r e si1a ll be su st i t ut ed tn!r e fo r t 1 1~ to r ds Se ction 1 3 .23 of t he ,unici pa l Co d~ of t he City of t.n n l 1o o d . I • • f • • 1 3 .1 3 -2 ~_.t·_e ci_fi~ ~-h~e _s ___ i !l __ AdSJ£_te _d _ _(~!'EJ_~_a_nces . T e fol - 1 O"t i n g s ec i fi c cl!anges , modi f i cat1 ons an d a mendr.Jen ts a r e hc.r el>y nade i n t he ro vi sions of Or dinan c e .o. 1 , Se ri e s of l Jv::l, •e r e i n a u o ve ad o pted: ~t_i _o_n __ 4 0 -.1_. Add at t he end of p a r a g r a ph ·G a r age P.epa i r ' a ne t p r a g ra pn as follo ws: Gara ge Se rvi c e, is any b ui l d i n £1 o r p o rti on t he r eof used for c hange of a r ts on l y .'' Se ction 40 -a . After t he p ara g ra ph 'V alue or Valuation ' cleT e .fe t h e ·~ords "See Se ctio n 1 3 .7 of t he Re vi se d .:unici a l Code .' Se ction 5 0 4 . In th e las t s ente nc e of su b se cti on {e) de l ete t he fas-t-par t of t he sa i d sen tence be~Jinn in g l'lit ;l t 11e \•t ords "tn Zonin q Ad minis t r at or ' a nd su b st i t ut e th e r e for t !le •lords "Cn i e f Bui l d in !J Ins p e ctor unde r a u tho rit y g r ant ed in Or d inanc e il o . 2b, Se ri es of 1 96 3 . · Se c _tj_9n _5_11. In t he fir st sent e nc e de l ete t he follo lin g ~~or d s --rs u fTd i n (l Licensees Cl ass A , 8 , C and Ho me 'J~me r s, ~r eck in Lic e nse e s Cla ss A and B' an d su o stitut e t he fol-10\~i n g wo r ds "Buildin g contract ors , h o me 011ne r s an d ~~r e e k in g contractors.·· Se ction 9 1 0 . In su b s e c t i o n (b ) de l ete t e las t sentenc e oeg 1 nn 1 n g \·lith th e words "The Boar d of Hea lt h an d Hospitals II Se ction 1 0 J2 . Kdd a n ew s u b section (b ) G. t o r ead as follo ws: "B i o i ·Jou~els may b e r eCJu i red in c e r ta i n locati o n s by t h e Ch i e f d uil d in g Ins pe c t or.' Se c t i on l Ol u . In su b sec tion (a) in th e first sentence after til e 1·1ords u r y cl e anin g p lant s " a dd t he foll01 1i n g word s "u sin g co mo ust i b l e sol ven ts." In s uo sect i on (d) in t he last sentence de l ete th fol- 1 o win g words "h r ti c l e 762, Re vi sed i·l uni ci pa l Co de ' an d a d t i1 e f o 11 o 'd i n g ~~ o r d s '' 0 r d i nan c e ~~ o . 2 , S e r i e s of l 9 6 3 . Se ct i on 11 09 . I n subsect ion {b ) in th e first s enten c e de- l e e ne o o .1 in ·10rds "mor e t h an on e and i nse r t t he fol - l o win g words "one or more." Sect i on 111 0 . In su se ction (d ) de l ete t h~ follo in 1ords 'n r bcl e /b2, F,e vised .unici oa l Code '· an d su bs ti t ute t 11e 11 or ds ''v r d i nance ~o . 2 6 , Se ri es of 1 96 3 . Se ction 1 4 . Add at tn e e nd of s ub secti o n (d) t 1e fol l otin r 11 or ds A wast e d i sp osal s h a ll n ot be r eq ui r ed wht n t 1~ dwe llin g is con nected to ot .l e r tnan a san itary se 1~e r. Se ction l ~Ju . ue l et e ntire Se ction 1 ~ an d ins e rt t -fo l -lcildn q:-- CdAPTE, 15 -... Q I .[ :.. TS F Jo GROU P J OCC UPA .• CI t. S SLCTIJ, L>J l r vP J JC [;p,, CI S u Fit ED . Grout> J occu p ancies sha ll :.,e : Uivi si on 1 . P rivate oa ra oes , sheds and mi no r b Jildin o s us e d a s acc esso ri s 01 l y 1.1 n not ov e r o .1e t n ousand ;o uar e f eet (l JJv sq. ft.) in are a. -2- I · • . , • • u ivi s ion 2 . f e nc e s, wa te r tan ks, to we rs and r etain in g wa ll s . Fo r occu p ancy s ep a r ation s ee Ta b l , o. 5-B . S EC T I 0 N 1 50 2 C 0 , S T R U C TI ( ;~ , HE I G rl AdD A P. E A ALL 0 li A B L E . (a) ut .. Z::r,A L. b Ui l d i ngs class e d as Group J s h all be of Type I, II, III, I V o r V cons t ructi on as s pe c i f i ed in P art V of t i1 is Co de . Th e floor are a s h a ll not e xc eed o ne t h ousan d s1uare fe e t (l,DuJ sq . ft.). Til h e i gh t sha ll no t ex c eed on e (1) sto r y . :.lien an y uu il a in g ex c eeds t he li r1 it spe cifie d i n t h is Ctrapte r i t sha ll b e classe d i n t h e occu p ancy g r ou p oth e r t h an r r ou J t ;la t i t r.1 ost ne arl y r eser.ru l es . St r uctu r es of sneet Meta l or co rr u q at ed meta l s in ll not J pe r ~i t ed i n r es i dent i ll y zon ed d i st rict s . (J ) SPLCI J..L PR'"lV I sr:;,.s . .,o r oo r.1 used for s l eep in " pu r poses s '1 a ll OJ'C n d irect l y i nto a ri vat e e1a r a ge . EC TI .... b 0 3 LOCATI O,!. (a) I .. CITY . For restrictions on Types III , IV and V Construction i n Fire Zone No . 1, and r est rictions on Type V construction in Fire Zon es fl o . 2 an d .:o. 3, see Se ctions l 602 , 1 60 3 and 1 60 4 . See Di st ric t Zone r e9u l at i ons for r est ricti ons in Di stri ct Zon es (s ee Chapte r 22 oft re .. unici p a l Code of t he City of n!:'l \I OOd ). (b ) J.l PROP[ TY . See Di str ic t Zon e r egu l ati o ns for set bac '· r eq uir em ents (See Ch a p t e r 22 of t he IUn ici p a l Code of t:1 e C i t y of · n g 1 e woo d ) . (c) EX TZ::?I ''R ", LL , ID "PEr' I PPnEc n orL ll ui l d in c;s of Type I V or V Co nst ruc t io n s .1 all co mp l ~, 1i tl th fo llo ·Jino: Ext e rior wa ll s, or p a r ts of wa ll s, ex c ep t o n st r eet fronts , h o us i n !: u i vi s i on 1 o c cu p an c i e s , 11 h i ch a r e 1 e s s t ,, an t h r ee (3 ) f ee t fro m adjac e nt p ro p rt y lin e s, s h all b e p ro - t e ct ed on t he exte rior wi th l at h and p last e r a pp r ov ed for on e -h ou r fi r e-r es istive construct i on . Fo r r e g u l atin g a dj ac e nt bu il d in g s on t he sa me p ro pe r ty, se e Se ct i on 5 0 . S EC Ti o·: 1 504 S Tri RWA YS . S tair1ays in Divi s i o n 1 occu pa nci e s s h a ll co mp l y u i th t he o rov isions of Se c t io n 1 4 0 . S [ C TI v r. l!J J J t , C L) S U;' E •1 F V C: R T I A L 0 P E 1. I ll G S • Ve r t ical oryen i n g s n eed not be e nclosed. SEC T! r, 1 5 LJ F I t -XTI !Gu i SIII. G HPP kJ!TU S . F ire-ex tin g uis h i nq a pp aratus s1 all be inst a ll ed as r equired i n Chapte r 3 1:1 . 'he r more t h an t h r ee (3) auto mo b iles ar ito r ed in an y p riv at e o ara l')e , t ·1e r e slia ll b e installe d not l e:;s than one t ·1 o and one-n a lf ( -1/2 ) qa llon c hem ical ext in g uis i1e r for e ac J fiv e cars or Hajo r fraction t he r eof . -3- I . • • • SECTI OW 1 50 7 SPECIAL HAZARD S. Ch i mn eys an v e nts s h all be construct e d in confor manc e wi b1 t e r e q ui r e111ents of Chapte r 37. SECTI C.l l ~Od FE.tc;:s fu D P.E TAI NI IlG llA LLS . (a) Cla ss if ication: 1. :.asonry 1•alls ; 2 . O rna r.~e ntal iron ; 3 . oven wire; 4 . .!oo d p ic ke t (more than so :. o pe n); 5 . Soli d f e nc es (11 00d or me tal l ess t h an 50 ~ o pe n); 6 . He dges . (1 ) Fe nces in r e si c.en ce and bu siness districts and f e nc es en closin g plots used for dwel lin g pu r p oses in all dis- tricts sh all confom to the follo .lin g re q uire me nts. 1. Fences e r ected in front of t he front b uildin g lin e s h a ll b e of Class 2 , 3, 4 or 6, and s a ll not exceed a he i gh t of t h r ee feet six i nc h es (3 ' 6"). 2 . S i de ya rd f nc es b ac k of t he fro nt bu il din 9 li ne s h all be of any class, b ut shall not exceed a he i g ht of th r ee feet six inc he s (3' 6 ") to the r ea r of the nei ghb or h oo d dwel l in g, an d a he i gh t of six f eet (6 ft .) fro m the r ea r of said dwe lli n _ to ba ck p roperty line. 3 . ea r y ar d fences may b e of an y class, b ut shall not exceed a he i gh t of six (6 ) f eet . 4 . For buildinos locate d on corner lots , t he r e s t ric tions for fences in t he y ard facin g on t he si de street s ha ll be t .1e sa me as in ara a rao h 1 for front y ard fenc es . 5 . r o b ar bed Hire or ot h e r s h ar po inte d fenc e, and no e 1 e c t r i c a 1 1 y c ;, a r g e d fen c e , s h a 11 be e re c ted or n a i n -tained . . In case of a fence erected on t op of a r eta i nin g 11 all, t :1e e i g 1t sha ll b Me asured fro m the g r ade of the h i gh si de . In case of a fence e rect ed adjacent to an d pa rall el IJ it h a r eta i ning ua ll, but on th e low side of suc h wall, t he he i gil t of t :1e f en c e may be meas ur ed fro m the to p of th e 1~all. 7. On cor ne r lo ts no fenc e , retainin g 11 all, s h ru b , t r ee, or si n ilar o b struction shal l be erected or maintaine d wh ic ~ o bs tructs t1e t raf fic vision . A r ear ya r d fence for a d i stan c e of 1 5 feet back shall ta pe r do wn to t h r ee f eet six i n c :1es (3' 6") on t he street side p ro pe rty li ne. 8 . ,,ny d ila p i da te d , unsi gh tly, or da n ge r ous fence s :1 a ll be r e .~ov cd whe n so ord e r ed i>y t1 e Ch i o f Buil d in g Ins pe c-tor. J . ~.zt ai n in g .•alls shall be adequate l y desi gned an d d rained so as t o r P.s ist all 1 teral p r e ssure to 1~h ic h t hey r.1 ay 0e su~je ct. i eta i n in a walls shall not e e r e ct ed in a ny front ya r d 11he n in t :1e o p i n ion of h..! Ch i e f G uildin~ Ins pe ctor, sucn r eta i n in g •t a ll \·:o ul d be unsi9, tl y or det ri r.e ntal to adjoi in g o r o pe r tv . 'e ta i ning ~a lls in r e si t'e nt ial areas sh all not ex c eed -4- I • • . ' • • three feet six inc hes (3 ' 6 ") in height unless stepped b ac k one foot for each one foot of additional he i ght . Any varianc e must be approved by the Board of Adjust ment and Arypea l s . l J . \,he n, in h is judg me nt, the.: nu!:l lic he alti, safety and .· lfare •t ill be su bstant i all y s2rved an d t he nei gjl b orinn p ro- ?e r ty ~ill not be ~ateriall y damaged and a cop y of an a g ree- lent het11een ne i a:1uorin g o ro pc r ty o tners is file d i nnis office, tne C!i i e f d uild in o Ins pe ctor r.ay , at h is disc r etion, vary t ne r qui re ments of t h is Se ction . Se ction 16J l. Oe l ete subsection (a) and in se rt new subsection (a) as f o 11 o ·~ s : SEC TI O~ 160 1 GENERA L. (a) Fire Zones Defined . For the pu r poses of t~is Buildin a Code, t he Ci ty of En g l e-~oo d in its ent irety shall be and he re by i s dec l ared to be a Fire District wh ic h Fire Listrict sha ll be kn o ~n an d c o ~p o sed of t he follo win ar e as: Fire Zone ' o . l. Fire Zone No. l sha ll inclu de a ll i he a r ea l y in wit n in t he fo ll o1·1ina des cri be d bounda ri es: Sta rtin ~ at he int e rsection of East Floyd Avenue a nd Sout h li n col n St r eet, thence south to Hi ghw ay #285; t hence 11 ester l y alon g Hi gh · ay "85 to Sout h Bannock St r eet, th e nc e nort h to the north line of t ne S l/2 S l/2 of Se cti on 34, T4S, RGSW or East Floy ~venue extended , t he nce east alon g s ai d l in e to t ne true point of be ginnin g . Fire Zone •O. 2 . Fire Zone t o. 2 shal l includ e all t he area l y in g ~it h 1n the followin a des cri bed boundaries ex ce nt th at l·th ich is in Fire Zon e .o. 1 : Startino at t ne int e r section of Sou th Broadwa y and Ya l e Avenu; t,J nee east on Ya l e Avenue to t he alley between Sout h Broa d1v ay and Sout h linco l n; hence sout h to East East mCln Ave.1ue· thence east on ast ast man to tne all ey be t ween Sout h Sher man St r eet and South Gra nt S reet ; t hen c e s out h. to th e extended nort h lin e of lot 3 , Bloc k 7, Pr em ier Ad dition ; thence east on sa i d extended nort h lin e to Sout h lo o an St re e t ; t he nc e sout h to t he extended nort h lin e of l ot 2 1, Bloc k 5 , ll estvie1 ridd ition ; t he nc e east a l on g said extend~d lot lin e to t he al l ey between Sout h lo gan ~t r eet and South Pennsy lvania St r eet ; tnence south to Hi ghw ay 12 5: thence ~est to South lo n an St r eet· thence sout t1 to East Je fferson riv e: thence nort h 1este rl y to Sout n Sh r man St r ee t ; t h nee south to th e extended north lin e of Lot 35 , ti loc k 2, Hi g ins Broadwa y Add iti on ; t he nce west alon g said ~xtended lot lin e to t he all ey be t wee n South Lincoln St r eet and Sou th She r man St r ee t ; th e nce south to East ~e nyon Avenu · thence ~lest to tn e alley be t wee n Sou th Broa d·tay and So ut h linco l n St r eet ; t he nce south to Ea st Chenanqo Avenu e; thence east to th e northeast corner of Lot 13, locust Gardens ; t he nce soutn a lon g sa i d e xtended east lot lin e to north 1·1est co r ner of lot 1 ~. locust Ga rd ens· thence east along extended sa i d east l ot li ne to t he no r theast corner of lot 19 , Locust Gardens : th nee south to East Be ll ev i ew Avenue· t ~nc ast to a point due no rt h of t1 e nortn we st corn e r of Lot 20, Bloc k 2, 3 roo k ri dge He i gh ts Subd ivi s i on ; thence south alono the west li nes of lots 20 tn r ough 1 3, Oloc k 2· t he nce southeasterly -.)- • I • • . , f 2 • • 111.30 f eet alo ng the 1este r l y l ot lin es o f Lo ts l l and 1 2, loc k 2 ; the nc e south 1·1 este r l y 1 '2 .1 5 f eet alo n the •·1este rl y lo t li ne o f Lo t 9 , Bl oc k 2; then c e so u th wes t e rl y a cross Cen - tenn i a l Avenue 6 1.02 feet to t he no r t ~~est co r ne r of Lot 7, i3 l o c k 3, Br ook ri dge He i gh t s Subd iv i sion · t he n c e soutn1 •e ste rl y a l ong th e we ste rl y li ne of Lot 7 , 1 20 f eet · then c e soutn- easte rl y a l on g t~e southe rl y l ot lin es o f Lo ts 7 to 1 2: thence southeaste rl y J 9 .76 f eet a l on g t he wes t e rl J l ot li ne of Lot 12· t '1ence sout u easter l y 42J .~u feet a l o n g th e sout ne rl y l ot l ines of Lots 1 3 to l J· ti1en ce southeaste rl y 1 74 .2 feet to tne sout .. eas t corner of Lot 2 1 , ~l oc k 3; the nc e southe rl y 3 75 .42 fe et. t 'len c e sou 1.east J8J .l 5 f ee t ; t hen c e east 1 5 1 .37 f ee t· t ha ne ~ sout'i 2 ". J f ee t to the s o u t. l ine of t 'e 'ort ~e.ast l I 4 , S E. c t i o ,, l :i , ·1 .) S , .u o t ; t he n c e \'1 e s t a l on g t n c s a i d s o u t h l i ne of til':! L l/4 2 1 35 .3 1 f ee t to South ~.r oad 11av: tiH!nce n ort •, a la n, .,outn l road ~1 ay 11 4 i.l f eet; th e nce '·lest a l on9 t he n o rt h line of lt affe r t y Lane (F i r st Ave n ue) 586 feet to t he sout hl'les t cor ne r o f Lot 1 4 , Raffe r t y Ga r de ns S u b divisio n ; t en c e n o rt1 along th e west li ne o f said Lot 1 4 t o t he c ente r - li n e of tl i g l ry l r ceK t h n e e nort h;·le ster l y along Gi g Lry Cr eek to ttl <. .:e st l i ne of Lot l Interu r Hn ·.cld it i on : t • e nce nort 1 on sai d ;e st li ne cxt~n cc! to Le h o .1 .-t venu c t ·1 n e e sout :111estc rl y a l o ng Le o•1 .• venue to a p oi nt .3 0 f ee t easte rl y of t he we st l il e o f Lot l u , Int e ru r )an l!d di t i on Extended : t hen ce no r t 11 on a li ne u feet east anc. paralle l ·.~i th t h e ~t est lin e of said Lo t l v extended to ,•est ue ll e v i e 1 tl.venue t l en ce east a l ong ~l es t Le ll e vi e 1·1 /,venue to South :co ma· t hen c e n or th a lo n g S o u t h Aco ma St r eet to !'e st La t o n ~v enue· t hen c e ea st a l o ng Wes t La yto n Av enue t o the a ll ey be t wee n S ou tn Ac o ma S t r ee t an d Sou th Br o adway; then c e n or th a l o n . s a i d a ll ey to Hi gh•:ay . .'2 D5; t h en c e ~1e ster l y a l on g Hi q 11··;a y t28 t o So u t h anno c k S t r eet: t hen c e sout h on So uth Ba n noc k S t r eet to t he no r th l o t l i ne ex t ended o f Lo t 3, Bloc k 5, S k e rri tt 's Hdd i tion Se c ond Fi l in ~: t~en c e ~est a l ong sa i d extended no r t h lo t lin e t o So ut h-E l at i S t r e et ; t he n~e nort h o n S o uth El at i S t r ee t t o Hi h •tay .'235: t he nc e ~1 est a l on g High 1.1 ay r 28:5 to South S a n t a Fe J riv e; t e n c e nort he ast e rl y a l on g Sou h S anta Fe Uriv e t o t he s o uth lin e of the n o r theast l/4 of southeast l/4 of Se c tion 33 , T4S , R68W : t he nc e e a st on sai d s o ut li ne t o tne e as t lin e of s a i d S e c t i o n 3 3: t e nc e co nt i nu i n g e a st o n the s out h lin e 11_f t he no r t h l/2 of t e South l/2 o f Se ction 34 , T4S , 1.681~to t he a ll ey 0et\-te en Sou th Ac oJ;Ja St r eet a n d S out Bro adwa y; t he n c e n or t h a lo n g sa i d all ey to ~es t Ya l e Aven u ; t he n c e e ast to p o i nt of b e g i nn i ng . Hl so, t h fo ll o wi n g des cri bed a r e a : deg inni nq at tne p o int of i n t e rs e ct i on of the c e nt e r l in e o f We st Be ll e vi ew Av en ue and t h e e as t l i n e of t he S W l/4 SW l/4 SE l /4 Sec ti on a , T:>S, · a.J; t h ne e we st a l on g Pes t B e ll e v i e •.~ Av e nu e to t he we st l ot li nes extended of Lo ts 7 th rou gh 1 3 , Bloc 1 3, en- tennial Acres Se c ond Fil i n g; t he nc e no r t h e rl y al o n g we st lo t li nes ex t ended to ~e s t Be ll ew oo d riv e· t h e nc e ea st e rl y alon g l!e st Be ll e~ood u r i v e to South Fede r a l Boul e var d· th n e e no r th a l on g S out h Federa l Bo ul e v a r d tot ' e s o ut h li ne of Centenn i a l ~cres Fou r th Fili n 9; t he n c e east a l o n g th e sou t h lin e o f said Fou r t h Fil in o to tile east lin e o f t he H l/2 SIJ l/4 SE l/4; th~nce south a l onq sa i d e a st li ne t o the t ru e p oint of beg i nnin h l so, tJe f oll owin g desc r ibed a r ea: Beoinn i n q at th e i ntersection of Yest Evans ~v enue an d South Z u n i S t reet · t he nce east to t e inte r s e c t i on of West Eva n s and S o ut 1 Tej o n· t hen c e sou th to t he a ll ey extended oet1 een lest va ns .~v en u e and \le st Ad ri at i c Aven ue· t he nc e ~est a l ona sa i d a ll ey extend~d to Sout uni St r ee t ; t n e e no r t h to oo i nt o f beg inning . -G- *I NSER TI ON AFTER R68 W: S . Bannoc k S treet, thence N 91.3 7 feet, t he nce E 133 feet, thence N 5 41 feet, t he nce E [to t h e . I • • • • • • Fire Zon e 'l o . 3 . Fire Zone No. 3 s h all i nclu de a ll t h e areasort:i"eCity of E n g l e 1~oo d ex c ept t :1 at l~h i c h i s inclu ded i n F i re Zones ,: o . 1 an d il o . 2 . Se ctio n 171 5 . I n th s first senten c e d e l e te t h e follo wi n0 wor ds "''7\rtTcTe-m• and s u b st i tute t h e follo 1·1in q 1~ords 'Se ctio n 1 3 .1 6 of t h e .. unicipa l Co de of the Cit y of E n g l e •~oo d . '· I n th e t .t i rd na ra g ra p de l e t e the follo \ling wor ds '·A r t icl e 53 3 " and 'Z onin 9 h r in i st r ato r " an d su b stitute t he fo ll owin g words "Sect i on 1 3 .26 of the r un ici pa l Code of t h e Ci t y o f t n g l .~ood " an d ''Ci li c f Lu i 1 d in 'l Ins pe c to r.'· Section 2 40u . In t he l ast senten c e de l ete t h e f o llo win q wo r ds "Cl'i'apter of t .tis o uildin :J Code " and subst i t ut e t h e foilo ·l in q wo r d s "Sectio n 1 3.J of the· un ich a l Co d e of t he Ci t y of En g l e- woo d ." Se c t io n 26 01. In t h~ firs t sentence de l ete t he fol l o win g wor ds ll(;h a p t e r 3" and su b stitute t h2 follo .·lin o wo r ds "Ch a pte r 1 3 of the .i un ici p al Co d e of t he i t y of En r l e r1 ood. Se ct i on 2 00 1 . In s u 'J se ct i o n ( c) p a r a q ra p h .5 in t he 1 as t sentence-dele t e t he fol l OI·Iin f1 ~lords '11 2 of the Bui l d in q Code " an d s u b s t i t u t e t" f o 11 o .~ i n 11 ~~ o r d s " 2 7 o f t h e "u n i c i p a 1 C o de of t .te Ci t ;• of t:n o l e•:ood ." Sect io n 2 bJ ~. In s u bse c t i on (a ) in the f ir st s e n ten c e aft e r th 2 -::~o-r·a ·s 'Tcc e ssory c ui l d i n ~·· in se r t t e fol l o ··lin g \~o r ds 'of T y ~e IV o r V construction ex c e p t mason r • v enee r b ui l d in g ." In su b sec ion (b ) in t 1e firs t sente nce a ft e r the wor d "Grou p " de l e t e t he l ette r "I " and su b stitut e the l etter 1J. Section 2830 . I n t h e h ead in a of t1 e Ta b l e 1:o . 28A aft e r t h~ 'lor d s ''Tipe-III u il d in 'l' a d d t he fo ll o ~:in g \~ords •·and Tyoe V r~asonry v ~n ~~r u uil din o s . In 1a !J l .o . 2J -J un de r 2o -C a d d tne f o ll o 1in c dor d s 3')5 , I . J TE S" a 1 o a ft e r t he :~or ds ' o . ot e ex c ept i ons i n Secti on Sect i on 33 u3 . /I t t :12 e nd of s u s e ct i on (h ) de l e t e t 11c follo ,linc 1or ds "Cn a te r 5 4 an d add tn ~ fol l o ·~i n g "P l a t e las s d oor s s t a ll Jave a d ivisio n b a r or Je p lainl y ma r ke d ." Sect i on 3EJJ . ~dd th e follo ing ;crds at t ne e n d of t h e s u ,- seciTon-nl"u en ve r Th r S pe cif ic a ion 3-3/32 Ou x u t h r ead- p l us o r r.t i nus-,,oo d J i a met r 2 -2 /32 . At t n e end of suJsection {j) add after t he 1~ord 'Ch a pte r t he fol l o ~lin g .-l ords '27 of t11 ~ .. un ici ::>al o de of the City o f En g l c 1·1oo d ." I n s u J s e ction (i) J for 2 t1 e 1or d P l an i nse r t the fol l o :i n 'lords "C o m l et e .c c n anic 1 and in mid-sect ion of p ara o ra pii d l e t e t he follo 11in g ~l ords c;la ;J te r 3 ' an d in se r t t he fo ll o .-Jin 0 Hords Sectio n 1 3 .11 of t 'le ~un ici pa l Co de of t n · Cit v o f Ln q l e 1ood .' Se ct i o n 3 J l 2 . In th~ p a r a g ra ph ., .ere t 'tc \'l Ords 1 ity oar d of :T'ate r-:Oi~iiiTS s ione r s ' a!Jp e a r s d l ete and su b st i tute t he follo 1in g 1·1 or d s "u i r ecto r of t i 1 i t i e s . -7- I • • f • • "DCE PTI GI" de l ete "1 9 73 " and Sect ion 4ti0 l. In su b section (e)' 1. delete t ile follo ·tin o t ords "Class f. \/r e e k er-~2 0 ,000 /5U,OJ:J -~1 10 ,000 /3 0::1 , 00 and Class [3 !!r e e ke r-.,20 ,000 /5U,OOO -..,50 ,0 00 /1 00 ,000' and add after l:ouse r.over t he follodn g 1"/0rd ''H rec k ing." In subsect i on 2 at t he end of th e first pa r agra ph de l ete t ile follo l't in g 1~ords "C las s,', \·'r eeke r " and add t e follo win g 1·1ords ", ovin g an d /or 11 rec k er Contractor . 11 Se ction 4602 . In subsection (b) 3 . delete t he ~ords "City t ngineer n and "De nver Boa r d of :·l at e r Co mm issioner ·' and sub- stitute t ie fol l 01~in g \l Ords "D i recto r of u tilities " in b ot h 1 ac es . Section 4 6 1 3 . In subsection (h) i n th e f i rst sentence de l ete the foll01Jin 9 1·1 ords "of t11enty-five do ll a rs (~25 .0J ) and "for out-of-city bu ildin gs" and in the first s pa c e in sert th e fol- lol·ling 1·1 ords "as provided i n Se ction 1 3 .11 -3 of t he ;.,unicipal Code of the City of En . l e 1~ood." Sect ion 4 Ol. In subsect i on (d) de l ete th e 1~ords "Chap ter 3 and s u l> s t i t u t e the f o 11 0 ~1 i n g ~~or d s 11 Sect i on 1 3 of t he 11 u n i c i p a 1 Co de of t he City of Eng l ew ood." Section 4 '10 . In su b section (c) de l ete th e wo rds 'Chapte r 1 " and s u b s t i t u t e t he f o 1 1 01·/i n 1·1 or d s "Se ct i on 1 3 of t he "u n i c i p a 1 Code of t he Ci ty of En g l e~ood ." Se ction 500 1.2 .5 7.1 !J elete th e l ast pa rt of t he sentence oeg 1nn1 ng with t he-w ords "and i t ... " Sect i on 00 1.2 .5 7 .2. ue l ete t he words ''O r d . 90 , Se ri es of Se ction 5 00 2 .1 2 . De l ete the \ ords "C it En ineer " and su b- stitut e the follo win g words ~irector of t ilities.' Se ctio n or Tab l e 50 0 7.2 1.2 . Add a pa ra q ra ph as follo ws "10 . ~pla c es t. at 'idve e mployees of b ot i1 sexes sl1a ll p ro vi de to il et fa ci 1 i ties for each sex. EXCEPT! J : sma ll r eta i 1 estab li shment may ha ve on e to il et roo m conta i n in g a water clo set an d lavatory to acco1110da e b ot 11 sexes 11he n a pp roved by t he :J epa rt r.1 ent .' Section 5 0 1 3 .1.1 . ue l ete th e words "City Enq i nee r " and sub- stltute the fo l 011ino 110rds ''D irector of u tilit i es ." Section 50 15.A.l. In t h is pa r aq r aph de l ete ilo-r-as: "adopt:O :Jy t.1 e d oard of Il eal t :1 and p ro mul 9ated by t l,e Jepa r tr,Jent of He alt h and substitute t he follo win g ~:or ds "p rescri b ed '-lea l tb Jena rt PJen t. ,. the follo \ting Hospita l s and ~: o s p i t a 1 s " an d y the Tri-C ount y Section 51 1 5.!.2 .1. ,,e l ete th e po r tion of the l ast sentence b 2n 1nnTnc 1l tYtF •o 1·ds ''In section 30 1 ... " an d add the follo•in-·ords ~y tne T ri-1..o unty fea l t1 epa rt i"e nt.' ~l e e t~is e ntire sectio . Se ction 5Jb .... 2 .3. ~,el te the word 'depa r tment " in the last part Of-the' sent nee and insert th e WOrd 'O Hn e r. 1 -8- I • • • • Section 50 1 6 . Ue l ete t he l ast p a rt of t he sentenc e b e g inni n g wit h t he ~ords "by t he Ch i e f. . . an d su b st itut e th e fo ll o wi n2 11 or ds "and i nspection of T ri -Coun t y 1-!e a1t :1 ,Jep r tment." Se c t io n 5 l "J . a nd s uJs ti tut 1 3 .8-3 of tn_ In s u:..sc cti on {b ) de l e te t he 11 or ds "Ch apt e r 1 " t h~ fo ll 011ing to r ds "S e cti on 1 3 .8-2 and Section .unici p a l Cod e of t h:: City of En Ql ew oo d ." Section .5 1 11 . "t t .1e end of be Lie fin i t i o n of ~rov ed de l <!te tne ~~oras~·.aJ te r 1 ' and substitute t he 1·1 ords ·secb o n 1 3 .9 of t he un ici p a l Code of t h.? Cit v of E n o l e~t ood ." Se c t i on 5 11 3 . In subse cti on (d) at t he e nd of t he s e nten c e vnas-ran g~ a dd t ile fo ll o 1·1 in ;~ \l Or ds "and ex c ep t t h r ee f e et i n l e n g t h to co nnect c c i l in ~ ~o un t ed unit he ate r an d g as fire d clot hes d r ye r s ." Se cti on 520 1. Und e:r su se cti on {b ) de l ete t he <l ords "Ch a o t e r 3" and add t he follo •:J i n i'J l'l or d s "Se c t i on 1 3 .11 o f t he ll unici pa l t..o de of tn e Ci t v of C n g l e;~oo d . •· U n de r s u !:J s e ct i on ( f) f o 11 01/i n g t he 1·1 or d s ' c a vi t y ;~a 11 s ' i nse rt t he fo ll owi n 0 words 's p ac es a b ov e ." In t he second sente nc e a ft e r the 1·1 or ds "o oen i no in insert t he ~ord "r e- q uired " and at t he e n d of th e pa ~a g ra ph add t he wor ds "Insu lat ed col d 11 at e r, h ot \'l at e r, stea m, fi r e p rot e cti on an c' e l ect ric li nes are allo wed i n s u pp l y return an d exh aust p l e nu m spa c es .' Unde r su b section (i) at t he b e g inni n g of t h e fi r st senten c e add t he words "fu e l fire d ." n de r su b section {o) i n t h e firs t s enten c e de l ete t he wor d s "F an d d Occu p anci es " and add t he wor d s "an d H Gccu p an cy s h a ll n a ve a c ent r a l syste m for ea c h due lli n ~ un i t . Sect i on .52 0 3 . Unde r th e su b secti on (e) 5 . after t he 'l ords "ffoor or " i nse rt th e wo r ds "r eou i red rat ed . Section 52 1 J . Un de r su b sect i on (d) 1 . at t he end of t he pa ra - g ra pf1 a dd t he words ''or p rovi de one {1 ) h ou r fir e sep aration ." Sect i on 5228 . Under su b sect i o n {d) at the end of t he pa ra ra oh add t he fo llowin i'J senten c e "C u b ic area may b e b as ed upon e i gh t {8 ) f eet c e ilin g:U Intro d uc ed , r ead i n full an d p assed on first r ead in g on the .;;:2L_ da y of Ap r i l, 1 96~ . • Pu b li s h ed as a t3 ill for an Or dina nce on t he~ da y of ~kJ ' • 1 969 . /Y7~e a d bv title an d assed on final r eading on th e L2._ da y of -LL&Zr--· 1969 . Pub li shed as Or d in ance r o. , Se ri es of 1969 , on t h e old day of /?.hj(--, 1 9GJ . Attest: c ~~ I , St erhe n A. Lyo n, do he r eby c e rtify t h at t he a b ove and foregoinq is a tru e , acc ur ate an d comp l e t e co ry of an r dinance -9 - I . • 0 • pas s e d o n f i n al r ead i n g on t he /9' day of ..22244' ___ , 1 96 9 , a n d p u b 1 i s h e d a s 0 r d i n a n c e I·! o . ~---; S e r i e s o f 1 9 M; At t e s t: I . • -10- • • • -OF FI CIA L: C ITY C O~~-I-'7=,1\ ~;'C U M ENT INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU NCIL MAN L ,4 f:.W 19 ·~g 7 GOU!<lC JL r.Jt coe.ft G F i L E BY AU THOR ClTX OF. ENGLEWOOD, COLO, ORDI NAN CE NO . ~. SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE REPEA LI NG AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS SECTIO N 17.2 THROUGH AND I NC LUD I NG 17.2-12 OF THE MUN ICIPAL CODE OF TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REGU LAT I NG THE OPERATION OF HEALTH THERAPY ESTAB LIS HMENTS AND THE PRACT I CE OF MASSAGE . BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF ENG LEW OOD, COLORA DO , as follows: Section 1. Section 17.2 through and including Section 17.2-12 of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood and all amendments thereto are hereby repealed and Chapter 17.2 is hereby re-enacted to read as follows : Section 17.2 Health Therapy Establishments. It shall be unlawful for any person to operate, manage or conduct a health therapy establishment without first having complied with the provisions of this Section. Section 17.2-1 Definitions. As used in the following portions of this Section the following words and terms shall have the following meanings: (a) "H ealth therapy " embraces the art of body massage or body manipulation, or the massage or manipulation of any part of the body, either by hand or mechanical means; oil or lotion rubs; med ical or corrective exercises or gymnastics; electrical or mechanical thera py , or the use of slenderizing, r ed ucin g, building up, or rhyt hm ic or vibrating tables or a ppa ratu s , hot packs, cabinet, shower, sitz or similar baths, or ultra-violet or infrared lamps. (b) "Hea lth therapy establishment" is any shop, gymnasium, establishment, or place of business, including Russian, Turkish or Swedish rooms, wh erein all or any one or more of the su bjects enumerated in t he precedin g paragraph (a) are p racticed or ad- ministe red for a fee or gratuity. (c) "M assage " means pressure on, friction against, stro kin g and kne ading of the body by manual means, or by a mechanical devic e used manually, with or without appliances such as vibra- tors, infrared heat, sunlamps and external baths, for the pur- pose of obtaining or maintainin g good health or good physical condition. (d) "Practice of massage " me ans the performance of massage with or wi t hout co mpensation. Section 17.2-2 H assa~e License. No person shall engage in t he practice of massage w1t hout fTrst ha vin g secured a masse ur's or masseuse's license pursuant to the provisions of this Section. Section 17.2-3 Requirements for a Massage License. 17.2-3(1). No person shal l be licensed to practice massage or other services within the definition of massage unless he meets the following require me nts: (a) Ale and Ed ucation. Any applicant for a mas sage licens e shall be a leas t 21 yea r s of age and sha ll furnish evidence of I . • ' • • graduation fro m an accredited school of massage offering a course of at least 1,000 clock hours, plus an additional 600 clinical h ours in a licensed health therapy establish- ment ; or shall show verif ie d evidence of having served an appren- tices hip of two years under the direct supervision of a licensed ma sseur or masse use in a licensed health therapy establish ment. suc h apprenticeship to have included a minimum of 500 clock hours didactic training in anatomy, physiology, ethics and professional relationship, plus 3,500 clinical hours of practical experience; or shall furnish by prop e rly attested and executed affidavit satisf actory proof that the applicant has served an apprenticeship of at least 3,50 0 h ours under the direct supervision of a licensed masseur or masseuse in a licensed health therapy establishment. (b) Ap~lication for Lice nsin g . The application for licensin g s all be filed with the City Clerk together with a license fee of $2 .0 0 and s h all contain the follo wing informa- tion: the na me, a ge, permanent home address, local address, and physical description of t he applicant; name and address of the applicant's employer ; na me 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 of the applicant; a statement as to whether or not the applicant has been convicted of a felony, misdemeanor or ordinance vio- lation (other than traffic violations). the nature of the offense, the penalty or punishment imposed, and the date and place where such offense occurred ; a statement as to whether or not such person has ever had a judgment or con- viction for fraud, deceit or misrepresentation entered against him,and if so, the full details th e reof. (c) Character of Ap plicant. No license shall be issued if the applicant is found to have been found g uilty in an y court of this or an y ot her state or municipality of any offense in- volvin g p rostitution, soliciting, procuring, pandering, porno- g raph y , meret ricious displa y, assignation, unlawful cohabitation, le wd acts, indecent acts, or any other offense involvin g moral turpitude within t e n (lO)y ea rs next prior to the application for th e l ice nse . Section 17.2-4 Employees of Health Therapy Establishments. No person shall be e mployed by a health therapy establishment unless such person shall have attained the age of 18 years and shall not have been found guilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offense involving prostitution, solicitin g , procurin g , pandering, pornography, meretricious display, assi gna - tion, unla wful cohabitation, le wd acts, indecent acts, or any other offense involving moral turpitude within the ten (10) years next prior to suc h employment. Section 17.2-5 Hea lt h Therap~ Es tablishment to Subm it Names of Emplotees. Any pe r s on operat1ng or managi ng a he alth thera py estab ishment sha ll s ub mit the names of all persons employed or to be employed by said establishment to the Chief of Police of the City of Englewood. If it is determined by the Chief of Po lice of the City of Englewood that any of said employees do not meet the requirements set forth in 17.2-4, then said estab- lishment shall immediately upon being notified by t he Chie f of -2- I . • • • Police of the City of Englewood terminate the employment of said person or persons. No health therapy establishment shall employ any person as a masseur or masseuse unless said person has first obtained a license pursuant to Section 17.2-3. Section 17.2-6 Sanitary Requirements. It s hall be unlawful for any person to operate, conduct, or manage any health therapy establishment in any place which does not meet the followin g sanitary and health standards: (a) All surfaces of floors, walls, ceilings and equipment must be smooth and easily cleaned; (b) All tables, lounges and chairs used in the treatment of patrons must be covered with a fresh, sanitary, disposable liner or cover, or with a cloth sheet or cover which has not previously been used for a different patron since laundering ; (c) Towels, robes, bandages, pads, or other articles which come into contact with any part of the patron 's body must be laundered, or cleaned and sterilized after each use, and before being again used for a different patron ; (d) All articles listed in paragraph (c) immediately preceding must be stored prior to use in a sanitary, dustproof bin, basket or receptacle. (e) Each treatment room must be equipped with convenient hand washing facilities with hot and cold running water; (f) Operators, apprentice operators, and instructors must at all times be free from communicable disease and in-fections. Section 17.2-7 Exemptions. The following classes of persons and establishments are exempted from the requirements of this Section: (a) Persons licensed by the laws of this state to practice medicine, surgery, osteopathy, chiropractic, and chiropody, their offices and clinics, and all persons working in their offices and clinics under their supervision and direction. (b) Hospitals and all persons employed by institutions and establishments licensed by the State of Colorado as hos- pitals while performing their usual duties within the hospital or institution so licensed. (c) Registered or licensed nurses performing these ser- vices in their,usual nursing duties. (d) Beauticians and barbers duly licensed under the laws of the State of Colorado, insofar as their usual and ordinary vocation and profession, as defined by the laws of the state, are concerned. (e) Public and parochia l schools and persons employed by the m while instructing or training students re gular ly enrolled in such schools wi t h school facilities. Secti on 17.2-8 Unlawful to Practice Massage on Pe rsons of the Opposi te Sex. It shall be unlawful for any licensee hereunder to practice or ad minister massage as defined herein upon a -3- I· • • s • person of the opposite sex unless said licensee shall be in possession of a written authorization or prescription signed by a physician or an osteopath registered in the State of Colorado which shall state the date of issue, the name of the licensee, the person upon whom such massage shall be administered and the duration of the period, not to exceed ninety (90} days, for which the licensee may practice or administer massage upon the person designated. Introduced, read in full and passed on first read~ on the day of t4 ay, 1969. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the w2.r . 1969. day of !:lead by title and passed on final reading on the of 12JO"f , 1969. --t-.;q..L__ day Published as::=;qinance No. ~)? C?c9 day of .LLfar ' 19 . , Series of 1969, on the Attest: I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy ol a Ordinance passed on final reading on the ~1 day of~ gA. , 1969, and published as Ordin ance No. / , Series of 6 . Attest: -4- ·~ I· • . , • 0 r.: F' 1 c I ~~u·JIE' rr ciTY r.ot ~ ' cou· GIL ., *A BILL FOR A~ ORDI 1AN CE< li'i ;f r.."<GLE **ORDI L \i'\CE .!0. c::9' (..1 SERIES 1 969 G t'"tLE .ooo. c 0 A: ORDL :ANCE A ·1 HOR IZI 'G THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF ENGl.t:\vOOD , COLORADO, PAVING DIS- TRICT ,:o . 18 l30:~DS,PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAI D BOXDS, A D PR OVI DI NG FOR THE PAY- l-IE I':T OF SAID BO NDS AND THE I NTERE ST THEREO N . HHE REAS , Pav i ng District !~o. 18, in the City of En g lewood, Colorado, has b en duly created by Ordinanc e No . 17, Seri es 1969, of s a id Ci t y, finally adopted a nd approved on the 21st day of April, 1969; \o.111EREAS, iJo tice to Contractors to submit bids for the con s t ruction of th e improv me nts i n sa id District h as b e en duly p ubl i shed and the contract for such construction h as be n awarded to Peter Kiewit Son's Company of ------~D~e~n~v~e~r ________________ i and WHEREAS, Notice of the sale of $245,000 of bon d s for said District has b een duly published and such bo ds have be en a~vard d to W. E . Hutt on & Company of ------~D~e~n~v~e~r~,~~o~l~.o~r~a~d~o~ _____ i and 1-THEREAS, it is n01.• necessary to provide for the issu ance of said bond s and the form and payment ther of ; BE IT ORDAINE D BY THE CITY CO 'CIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE\~O OD I COLORADO: S ection l. By virtu of and pu rsuant to the Laws of the Sta te of Colo rado, th e Ch Rrler and Ordinance Jo . 14 , S eries 1965, as am P n ded, of said City, bonds in th c principal amouJtt of $245,000 for P Rvin g Di s tdc ':o. 18 in said City shall b e issued for II£' pur pos of p ny ~', for local improv rn nt.s t o be c ons truc-t d ir s, id Paving Distrirt. l1o•tds shall b,, dat ed as of Jur,c 1, 1969, and hall c nsi t o ?L1'i bonds in lh<' d cnom i n i on o: ,l ,00() c·ach, ~ Jn:.c>r t 011 Fi,·~.t Pub ic ,.,-.:inn ~> 11\.P J "t 01 Yt·cuttl h;bJic·atio n \'1Hl..-·Or 4 &. L • ....,.,. A liO P·~r y g Al l A ~\- -60 - • I I 'l' I • • f • -------------------..,·~-----------------------------, - numbered 1 to 245, inclusiv Said bonds shall be p ayabl to b earer and s hall b du e and p ayab l e on Ju ne 1, 1980, subject to call and prior pa~n nt in direct numer i cal order on a ny in tere st p a~ent date, upon thirty (30 ) days' published notice, upon pay- ment of p ar and accrued interes t. No tice of call and pa ~ent shall b e publish ed in a ne,vspaper of general circulati on i n the City and a copy of such 1"\o t ice shall be mailed to th e origina l pur chaser of the b onds, at t he tim e of such publication . S ection 2 . Said b ond s shall bea r i nterest as evid ence d by "A"' c oupons a tt ached to said bonds, payable on Jun e 1, 1970, and semi-annually t herea f te r on June 1 and Dec em b e r 1 , each year, as foll O\vs : "A" Bond Numbers Amount In ter est Rate 1 to 9 8, incl . $98,000 4 .40 % 99 to 137, i nc l. 39 ,000 4 .50 % 138 to 166, incl . 2 9,000 4. 0 % 167 0 191, inc] . 25,000 4.7 0 O/ 10 19 2 t o 211, incl. 2 0,000 4.75 % 2 12 t o 223, incl. 1 2 ,0 00 4.80 % 224 to 235, incl. 1 2,0 00 4 7/8% 236 lo 245, inc]. 10,000 4.90 % In addition to the "'A" inter s t ra te s e t forth above , all of said bonds shall bear additional inte r est as evidenced by supplcmPntal coupons d signa ted "B" p ayab le on June 1 1 970 --------------------------' at th e rate and for the p e riod from July l, 1969 to the d ates indicate d below, as follows : ''B " "B " Bond !\urn b e rs I nterest Rate I nt rest To l through 98, incl. 2 .60% June 1' 1970 99 throu g h 137, ~nc1 . 2.50 % June 1' 1970 138 t h rough l ) ' incl. 1. 00 ~ Ju n e 1' 1970 I • • -61 - . , • • - The pri n cipal of and inter st on said bonds shall b e payable at the First National Bank of Englewood, in Englewood , Colora.d o . S aid bo nd s shall be signed with a facsimile sig- nature of the Mayor, s ealed wi th a facsimile of the Seal of said City , atteste d and countersigned with the manual sign atur of the Dir cto r of Finance, x-officio City Clerk, and th e interest coupon s att a ched thereto shall b e signed with a facsimile signature of th e Director of Finane Shoul d any office r whose manual or facsimi le signature appears on s a id b onds or the interest coupo ns at ach d thereto c asc to b e such officer b efore d elivery of th e bonds to th e pu rcha s er, such ma ual or facsimile signature shall neverthe- less be valid and suff i cie nt for all purpo s es . S ctio n 3 . The bonds and interest coup ons to be attached there t o shall be in substan tially the following form: I • • -62 - • I I 1 ' • • STA TE OF COLORADO No. • (Form of Bo nd ) UNITED STAT ES OF Al'!ERICA CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD PAVI NG DISTRIC T NO . 18 BOND COUNTY OF ARA PAHOE $1 ,000 Th e City of Englewood, in the County of Arapahoe and S tate of Colorado , for v alue r •ce iv d, ac k now l edges i tself in- debted and hereby p romis es t o pay to the bearer h e r .o f, ou t of th sp ecia l f und o r funds h e reinafter d signated but not othe r- wise, th e principal sum of ONE THO USA ,'D DOLLARS in l a wful mon y of th e United State s of America, on th e lst day of J une, 19 80, with int e r es t ther on a s evidence d by intere st coupon s d esignated ''A'' at the rate of p er c entum --------~) pe r an n um from dat until payment, payable o n Ju ne l , 1970, and semi-annua lly ther af ter on the l st ctay of J u ne and h l st day of De cember, each y ear , and additional in- ter st as vid cn ced by int rest coupons d signatPd "B" at th r ate of p er c entum %) per annum ------- for the p e riod fr l, 19 , to l, 19 ___ , in clusive , pay oJl ~n ------------------------------------------' both principa l a n in r ?s t b in g payable at the First Notional Bank of En glcv.•o d, in En ~l,v.·oC'Id, Colorado, upon p rPscntution .:mel surr ncler of lh c att ac lwd coupors and his Bond as thy scv rally b<'comc clue or arC' call cd fur p.ty,,,ent . This 1, r,J i ~ subj e ct to call and rede mp tion i n it s r ruJnr r ,,r:.<r i ... ! orl<·r in th P i ·stH of whi c h i t is o1v•, on any -G3 - I • • f 32xl • • inL r sl pnymc11L date, upon payment of par and accru d interest, on thirty days nod ce publishC'd in a newspaper of general cir- cula tion in th City of En g lewood, Colorado . This nund is issurd for th e purpose of paying the costs of stree t and avenue irnprovc mPn ts in Paving Di st rict No. 18, in the City of En glcv.'OOd, Colorado, by virtue of and in full conform - i ty with th e Constitu ion ar~d Laws of the State of Col orado, the Ch a rter of said City and an Or i.nance of the City duly adopted, approvc>d, publish ed and made a law of said City prior to the issu- ance hereof. This Bond and th e int<:>rest there on arc payable out of the proceeds of special asscssmentR to b e levied upo n real estate situated in th e City of Englewood , Colorado, in Paving District No. 18, spC'cially b e n ef ited by said improvements, which assessm nts so to be 1 vi d, with accrued int r st, will be liens on said real estat e in th r sp ctive amounts to be apportion d thereto and as - sessed by an ordinance of said City, and, if necessary, from the Surpl us aml DeficiC'ncy Fund heretofore cre a ted pursuart to the Chart er of said City . The Chart r of said City provid es: ''\.Jhenever a publ i.e i mprovem rn t district h as paid and cancelled four -fifths of its bonds outstanding , and for any reason the remainiHg ass ssmcnts arc nol paid in Lime to take up th final bond s of Lhc District and intC'rPst due lh ('rl.'on , and th r i s not sufficient· money ill said spC'cial surplu" ancl dC'fici ncy fund, Lh Pn th City shall pay said ends when du and int r ·sl dlll' th£'rcon and reimbursC' itsel - by collC'cl in~ llw unp.•id a . s£'. smcnts due s;Jid district .'' ll is hc·n!.>y C:l'rlif i tl and cilld th a th (: totnl issue of bonds of llw City for.·. icl Distl'ict, incl ud i nr tid ~ J:onrl, locs -64 - I • • • • not exc ed th wnount authorized by law; that every r e q ui r emen t of l aw rel a ti ng to t he creat i on o[ s aid P aving District No . 18, the con s ruction of said lo ca l improvements and the is s u ance of thi s Bond has b ee n fully complied Hith by the proper offic rs of s aid City, and that all c ondiLions r e quire d to exist and things r e quir d to b e d on~ prec dent to and in the is suance of thi s nand to r e nd r the same l a\v[ul and valid, have happ e ned, b een prope rly don e a nd p er[ormed , and did e x is in r g ul ar and due time , form and manner, as r cqu ir~d by l aw . For the p a yment of th is Bond and the interest th e r eon, the City pl •dgt>s a ll of its l a \vf ul corporate p mvers . I N 'J CST UIO:\Y vi !IE REOF, the City of Englev10od has cau sed thi s Bond to b signed Kith a fa csimi l e signature of its Mayor , attested and countersigned by the manu al signature of the Director of Finane , scaled with a f ac simile of the corp ora te seal of said City, and t he inter st coupons h e reto attached to b e signed with a fac simil sicnntu r c of the Direc tor of Finance, as of the 1 st day of June , 1969 . (FACS IMI LE) ( S E A L ) ATTESTED A D CO U.:I'bRS IG .:E D: (Do not sir;n) -ol r ctor of Fj nance (Facsimile Sj gna ture) May or -65 - I • • . , - .. • No. 1\ No . B • (F orm of Coupon) Jun , On thC' lst day of Dc cembt•r, 19 $ $--- , the City of En g lewo o d, in the County of /\r apJhoc and Stat of Colorado, will pay to the b earer DOT.LARS DOLLAR S in lav;ful r o ney of the United Stat s of America, at th First Nation, 1 Uank o( Englewood, in Englewo od, Color ado , b eing inter- est the n due on its loc a l improvemen t b ond issued for th con- struc ion of local improv m nts in Paving Distr i ct o. 18, Engle- wood, Colorad o , provided the Bond to whi c h thi s coupon is attached sh all not hav bC'Pn thereto fore called for payment or paid . At- tach ed t o Rond dated June l, 1969, b ear ing No. -66 - (F ac si mile Signature) Direct or of F1nanc I • • . , - • • S c ti on 4 . The pr oc cds o f s a id bond s shall be a pplied only to pay h e costs and xpens s o f constructing the i mprove- m nts in s aid Di s tric t and all other costs and expe nses incid en t th ereto . In th e event th a t all o f the pr oc eds of said b onds are n o t r quir d Lo p ay such cos t s and xpcnses , any r e main in g amount shall b e p nid into the spec ial ass ssme nt fund f or t he purp ose of calling in a nd payin g th e principal of and int e r st on said bonds . S ect ion 5 . S aid bonds and the inte r est th r e o n shall be p a id from sp e c i a l assess me nts to b e l e vied on the r eal pr op rty in said Di s tric t, f rom the Surplus and De ficiency Fu nd of s a i d City and fr om any other .vailable f unds of the City . Wh en h r is on hand a suffici e nt amoun t t o pay six months ' i nt e r st on outstand- i n g b o nd s of s a id DistJ-ict, the City sh a ll call f or p ayme nt, on the n ext int er st p aymen · dat , outstanding bond s in numer i cal order with f u nd s availabl the r for. S ection 6 . Af t e r the exp iration of th e p e ri od fo~ cash payments o f ass e ssmen ts in full , th e Ci y shall, to the exten possibl e , pay each y e ar n ot l ess than lO o of the total amount of b onds of sa i d District whi ch r rma in outsta n d ing . S ection 7. Th at in accordance with Section 1 08 of the Ch art r of said City, whenev er there is a d ef i ciency i n the fund of said Improve ment District to mee t paymen t of outstand ing bonds and int eres t thereon , such d fici e ncy shall b e paid out o f the special Surplus and Deficie ncy Fund of said City. Wh enever the Dist rict has p a id and c ance lled four-fif t h s of t he bond s issu •d th •r rfor and f o r any r eason the r ema ining as sessment s or not paid in time to t .k up th e fin~l bonds of th e Di stri ct and inter st du t her<'on, and th •rc· i s not suf fi c i Pn t mone y in said Surplus and Di'fi eiet ,cy Ftlllcl, t h 'n the City sha ll pay said b ond s wh £'11 du0 a nd int r s t t!J c•J •on and n·iwburs P its 1! by coJJecting th e u npaid nssessmcnt s due 1:,Jicl Dis t r ict. -67 - I • • • • S ec t itlll 8. If it shall b e. nec essa ry to advance mon e y to maintain current pnymcnts of inter(_st and equal annue1l pil }'lllents of th e pd nc.ip .:!l _ a mo unt of t he bonds issu d for said Distdct, the City Cou nc il shnll l cvy annual tax cs on the tax able properly with - in th e City not xceeding two mills in any one yenr and sh all apply the pr oc c s of such taxes for said purpose. In li u of such tax l vies, t he Council mny annu a lly transfer to such special fund any availabl r mon y of he City, but in no ev nt shall the am ount transf err d in any one year exc cd tl1· a mount which would result fr om a tax l evi d i n such y ar as he r e in limited . Su ch ta x levies or tr ansf rs of fu nds sha ll be made in acco rda nce with and pursuant to Section 109 of the Chart r of s a id City . S ect i on 9. Should any p art o r p rov isi on of th e Chart r of th e City of nglewood , Colo ra do, or this Ordi nance, or any part or provision of an ordinance or th charter of any other City i n t h e St at of Colorado having substan ially similar terms and pro- vi si ons as th ose contained in th Englewood Charter or this Ordi- n ance , ever b e judicially d t rmined to b inv al id or un nforc - abl e, such d e t erm ination sh all not aff ct t he r maining parts and provisions of th e Englewood Ch art or this Ordinanc , the in n- ti on being h a t each part and provision of the Ch arter and this Ord inanc is severable . All ord i nances or p a rts thereof in conflict wilh th is Ordin ance> a re h e r by repea l ed . S ctio11 10. Th is Ordinance , after its final pa ssage, shall b e rccordcd in a bo ok kept for that pur pose: shall br au - thenticated by th e signatures of th May rand Dir •c lor of Fin at ce ; and be pul>Jish cd ar providcd in th e Ch arl r of the Ci y; ann aft r bccomin r; cffc c-tiv shall b c. irr pcalabl ut il h( b onds of said Di ~tri (l ~;hnll b (• p a id in full. -68 - • , I • • . , • ,. . - Sc:cli on ll. A public Head ng on Lhis Ordi11.:m ce •.•i l l be held in Lh c Coun ci l Room of th City Hall on Monday , the 19th day of May, l9G9, al lhe hour of 8 :00 o'clock P.M. Sect i on 1 2 . This Or d inanc sh a ll t ake effect t hirty d ays a fl ~r publicatio n following final p assag I NT RODUC!:.D AND READ This 5th day of May, 1969 . '. L ) (The foll owing shou ld be in se rled on final public a tion) FI NALLY ADOPTED AND APP RO VE D This 19th d a y of May, 1969 . ~ • A L ) ~ G J . 1d t L-,. *" ~ee -.lr:t rt -1-· , Mayor ) AT It <;T. ,r- ·~~ ~~rc ct<>rOfFin I • -69 - . ' ' • ( ( INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN PARKINSON BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 21 SERIES OF 1Uf A.N ORDINA NCE A NNEXING TO THE CITY OF EN GL EWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF E N GL EWOO D DESCRIBED THE REIN AN D DECLARING AN EMERGENCY . WHEREAS , the City of Englewood i s the sate owner of a parcel of ground loc~ued outsid e the boundar ies of the Crtv o f Englewood and within the un rncorporated terr itory of the County of Arapahoe , St ate of Colorado , d escr i bed as fo l low s , to-w it : Beg inning at a po int on the sout h section line 1559 .8 feet east of the south 11• corner of Section 9, Townsh ip 5 South , Range 68 West . of the 6th P .M .; thence North 218 feet ; th~ce east 193 .34 fe&t ; thence south 211 teet to the south line of sa id Sec t ion 9 ; thence west on the sa id south line 193 .1 feet to the point of beg inn ing ; sa i d tract containing 0.961 a cres more or le ss. and WHEREAS , not less than \6th of Sl id parcel i s con t iguous w ith tne boundar ies of sa id City ; and WHEREAS, t he sa id parcel m ~ts the req u irements for annexat ion of CitY· ow ned land , as established by the prov isions of 139-21 -5 (3 ). c .~.s . 1963 , as amended, that Is to say . A . The sa id parcel cons i sts of one parcel held in Ident ica l ownersh i p, and t he same does not d ivide a tract or parcel w hnout the wr itten consent of the l and owner : B. Sa id parcel does not conta in 20 acres or more, wh ich , together w ith bu il d ings and Im provements situated thereon. has an assess@d v al ue In t~C.cess of 1200,000 .00 for ad v alorem tax purposes ; C. No annexat ion r eso lut ion . an. nexat ion pet it ion or pet it ion for an annexat ion el ect ion , or an y other annexat ion proceedings ha ve btfl' commenced fo r the annexat ion of part or a ll of such terr it ory to eno th ~ mun ic i pa lity ; and 0 The sa l o propert y Is not SO i t l y 1 public street or r ight of way. NOW, THEREFORE . BE IT OR· OA I NEO BY TH E C ITY COUNC IL OF THE CITY OF ENG L EWOOD , COLO RADO. 11 fo ll ows: Stctl on 1. The htrelnabovt descr ibed territory shou l d be, and Is htrtby , an n exed to t he City of E nglewood . Stctlon 2. The aforHt ld annexat ion sn ail becom e efftct lvt Immed iat e ly uoon tht effect i ve dttt of t his or· d lnanct. txctp t tor tht purpoat of oeneral td v a lorem taxation : tnd for th iS purpau, tht stmt Shi ll beeomt ttftct lve as of 17 :01 a .m . January 1. lf70 Section J . The City Cl erk Is hereby a utnor l ztd and d lrtcted to pr~rt an anntxlt ion m a p of thl hertlnabovt dtscr lotd area, wh ich m ap lhlll con · II In tht fo llowing Inform It ion : A A wr ltt.,., l tgll dncrlpt lon of Sl id artl ; I Tnt bounder lts of sa id erea ; C T nt locet ton of tach ownersh i p tract In tht ar tl ; and 0 Tht boundtr iH of tnt area - herein annexed in rel at ionsh ip to the contiguous boundary of the Cit y of Englewood and the co n t iguous boundary of an y other mun icipa lity abutt ing th e area, w ith d i mensions of sa id contiguous bo undaries . Th e City Clerk is hereby further aut horized and d irected, w ith in thirty (30 ) da ys after the effec1ive date of th is ordinance, to : A . Maintain one copy ot the aforesa id anne,.;at ion map w ith the or ig inal of th is ordinance In h iS office ; B . F ile one certifi ed co py of th is ord inance and one copy or the an - nexat ion map w ith the SKretarv of State of the State of Colorado ; and C. F il e tor record in g one cert ified copy of th is ordinance and one copy of t he afor esa id annexat ion m ap with the Cl erk and ~ecorder of the County or Arapanoe, State of Co lorado. S.ctiOft <1 . In v i ew of the tact that the City of Eng lewood needs tmm@d i ately to commence to develop the hereinabove described t err itory tor park and open spa ce uses. and • contract has been entered Into for thi S purpose. and since It is impossi Oi e to property develop th iS propert y for mun i c i JW~I purposn until such t im e as H id r ea lty becomes a part of the Cit y of Englewood, City Counc il ooes hereby d«lare en emergency necessit ating the Immediate passage of thi S ordinance to preserv e the public heillth, safety and welfare. by reason of Wh ich t h iS ord inance shall become .. fect l vt tmmtdlately upon Its final pessegt. lntroducl<f, rNd and unanimously approveo by • Quorum on Mily 19, 1969. Rud by t it le and finally pautd and approved by 1 unan i mous vott of a quorum prnent on the 1tth day of Mey, 1M9. P u blllhtd 11 Or d i nance No. 21 , Ser ln of'"'· on the 22nd dly of May, 1H9. s E l mer E . Sc h wab Mayor Attnt . s Stephen A . L von City Cl erk-T r easurer t. Stephen A Lyon. do hertby certify thl t tl'\1 above and toreool ng IS 1 true, eccurett and comp lefe copy of en Or - d inance pasHC on fln l l rNd lng and publiShed as Ordinance No. 21 , Str !H of 1ffl, A.!tHt ' s Stephen A . L von City Cltrk-Trtasurtr fl'ub ll l h td Mty 22 , 1969 In t ht Eng ltwood Heral d . , I ' 1-- • • 0 - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM OFFICIAL C1TY COUNC IL DOCUM~ AETU<?N TO t I•1 AY 19 '69 COUNCIL MEETIN G FI LE TO : Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager DATpn ~/~~~E:~J1RP· .CQJ..Q. FROM : Kells Waggoner, Director of PUblic works ,_ SU&JECT : STATUS OF PEANUT BARREL RESTAURANT AND LOIJNBE AT 3535 SOUTH HURON The Swiss Village Construction Company submitted the structural plans only and application for a building permit on May 16, 1969 for the above restaurant. The plans have not been checked, however, it appears they have adequate parking and contains 31 spaces which does not require Planning Commission approval. . , I • • .• I ! ' - • • CITY O F F I C I A C co u 1r:1t. oocu INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN £ t · · -~ MENr BY ORDINANCE NO. COU N C IL C MCt.:.Y IN G F 'L AUTHORITY IT.'t OF. ENGLEWooo, ~0~0 2;:e , SERIES OF 196 9 . 8 / AN ORD I NANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAI N REA LTY OWN ED BY TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD DESCRIBED THEREIN AND DECL AR I NG AN EMERGENCY . WHE REAS, the City of Englewood is the sole owner of a parcel of ground located outside the boundaries of t he City of Eng lewood an d within the unincorporated territory of the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, described as follows, to-wit: and Beginnin g at a point on the south section line 1559.8 feet east of the south 1/4 corner of Section 9, Township 5 South, Ran g e 68 West, of the 6th P.M.; thence north 218 feet; thence east 193.34 feet ; thence south 218 feet to the south line of said Section 9 ; thence west on the sai d south lfne 193.4 feet to the point of be g innin q ; said tract containing 0.968 acres more or less. WHEREAS, not less than l/6th of said parcel is contiguous with the boundaries of said City; and WHEREA S , the said parcel meets the requirements for annexation of City-owned land, as established by the provisions of 139-21-5 {3), C.R.S. 1963, as amended, that is to say : A. The said parcel consists of one parcel held in identical ownership, and the same does not divide a tract or parcel without the written consent of the land owner ; B. Said parcel does not contain 20 acres or more, which, together with buildings and improvements situated thereon, has an assessed value in excess of $200,000.00 for adwlorem tax purposes; C. No annexation resolution, annexatio n petition or petition for an annexation election, or any other annexation proceedings have been co mm enced for the annexation of part or all of such territory to another municipality ; and D. The said property is not solely a pu blic street or ri ght of way. NOW, THERE FOR E, BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF THE CI TY OF ENG LEWOOD, COL ORAD O, as follo ws: Se c tion 1. Th e hereinabove described territory shoul d be , arldlS-nere by, annexed to the City of Englewood. Section 2 . The aforesaid annexation shall beco me effective i mm edi a tely upon the effective date of t h is ordinance, ex cept for the purpose of general ad valore m taxation ; an d for . , I· • 1- • • this purpose, the same shall become effective as of 12 :01 January 1, 1970. Section 3. The City Cler k is hereby authorized and directed to prepare an annexation map of the hereinabove described area , which map shall contain the follo win g information: A. A written legal description of said area; B. The boundaries of said area ; C. The location of each ownership tract in the area ; and a.m. D. The boundaries of the area herein annexed in relationship to the contiguous boundary of the City of Englewood and the contiguous boundary of any other municipality abutting the area, with dimensions of said contiguous boundaries. The City Clerk is hereby further authorized and directed, within thirty (30) days after the effective date of this ordinance, to : A. Maintain one copy of the aforesaid annexation map with the original of this ordinance in his office; B. File one certified copy of this ordinance and one copy of the annexation map with the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado ; and C. File for recording one certified copy of this ordinance and one copy of the aforesaid annexation map with the Clerk and Recorder of the Count y of Arapahoe, State of Colorado. Section 4. In view of the fact that the City of En g le wood needs immediatel y to commence to develop the hereinabove described territory for park and open space uses, and a contract has been entered into for this purpose, and since it is impossible to properly develop this property for municipal purposes until such time as said realty becomes a part of the City of Englewood, City Council does hereby declare an emergency necessitating the immediate passage of this ordinance to preserve the public health, safety and welfare, by reason of which this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its final passage. Introduced, read and unanimously approved by a quorum on May 19, 1969. Read by title and finally passed and approved by a unanimous vote o f a quorum present on the /? da y of 'z?2::L...J:. , 19 69 . Published a s Ordin a nc e No . day of ;2:22Jy---, 1969. C), Series of 1969, on t he ..sil..2 ' /..-- -2 - . , .• I ! I .,. ' ' I . ' ' • - • • I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordiance passed on final readin g and published as Ordinance No. c9o , Series of 1969 . -3- . , • < I . • 0 '32xl - • • . OFFICIAL: C1TY COUNCIL OOCUM£NT nr--.-.;0")"'' "r-:) COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO r-lAY 19 '69 MAY 12, 1969 COUNCIL ME l:.TING FILE t:l'.t:t OE ENGLEWOOD, COLQ, SPECIAL MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, State of Colorado, met in special session Monday, May 12, 1969, at 8:00 P.M. in the City Community Room, City Hall, Englewood, Colorado. Clerk: The following "Notice of Call" was read by the City May 12, 1969 NOTICE OF CALL BY THE MAYOR FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, MAY 12, 1969 --8:00 P.M. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, is hereby called to a special meeting in the City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, for the purpose of holding a public hearing and possibly taking other action regarding Paving District No. 17. /s/ STANLEY H. DIAL City Manager SHD/rmnb ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE The following persons, all Councilmen of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby acknowledge receipt of Notice of the above special session: /s/ Howard R. Brown /s/ Dallas Dhority /s/ John Kreiling /s/ John J. Lay /s/ Louis Parkinson /s/ Elmer E. Schwab Notice was given to the following Councilman who was not in attendance: Councilman Lone Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order and asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Schwab. Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Parkinson, Absent: Councilman Lone. The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial, Assistant City Manager Mack, City Attorney Criswell, City Cler.k Lyon. /t11'1f l 'f, /f'/,f /(b) I • • . , ·' \ ! ' 'r - • • • Mayor Schwab opened the meeting by discussing paving districts within the City of Englewood and in particular Paving District No. 17. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE LETTERS OF PROTEST RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BE FOR- MALLY ACCEPTED AND MADE A PART OF THE RECORD OF THE PUBLIC HEARING ON PAVING DISTRICT NO. 17. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhori ty, Kreiling, Lay, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Counc ilman Lone. The Mayor declared the motion carried. City Manager Dial noted that the protest letters were in possession of members of City Council and discussed the pro- cedures involved in the formation, construction, and assessment of Paving District No. 17. Mr. Dial also discussed the history of Paving District No. 17. (Councilman Lone entered the Community Room at 8:15 P.M. and took his seat with Council.) Director of Public Works Waggoner appeared before City Council and reviewed the basic unit costs which were used in cal- culating assessments, the manner in which side street assessments were calculated, and the two year guarantee on workmanship for materials and concrete, and the five year guarantee for street paving. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE OPENED. 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 public hearing open at 8:25 P.M. Listed below by block are those individuals who appeared before City Council and the letters received. 1000 East cornell Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 3500 South Delaware Street No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 35-3600 South Delaware Street No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received . -2- I • • . , ·' 1 r - • -------------------~--------------------------------~--• 3600 South De laware Street Le tte r No. 1 Received May 8, 1969, from Mr. William R. Hebel e r for Dorothy E. Fahrenbruch, 3600 South De laware. Mr . Br u ce Newland, 3632 South Delaware, a ppe ar ed b efore City Council. Mr s. Do rothy E. Fahrenbruch, 3600 South Delawa r e, appear ed before City Council. 3500 a nd 35-3600 South El a ti S t r e e t No one a ppeared before City Counc il, and no let ters were received . 3500, 3 5-3600 , and 3600 South Galapaqo Street No one appeare d be f ore Ci t y Council, and no letters were received. 35-3600 South Inc a S t re e t No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were recei ved. 700 West Ithac a Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 600 West Ithaca Av e nue 2 Re ceived May 1, 1969, from Mr. William Henry Green, 3553 South Fox. 3 Received May 7, 1969, from Roland C. Herdine, 1516 South Ingalls, Denver. 4 Recei v ed May 9, 1969, from Mrs. Anna H. Keck, 3561 South Fox. Mr. Roland C. Herdine, 3553 South Fox, appeared before City Council. Mr. Clifford Williams, 3538 South Fox, appeared before City Council. 500 West Ithaca Avenue received. No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were 400 West Ithaca Avenue rece ived . No one appeared b efore City Council, and no letters we re 300 West I thac a Avenue received . No one appeared before City Co u n ci l, and no l e tters were -3- . ' I • • . , · . ·' I ! I 'T - • • 3500, 35-3600, and 3600 South Jason Street 5 Received Ma y 1, 1969, from Park Floral Company, 3500 and 3600 South Jason. 6 Received May 1, 1969, from Twentieth Century Products Corporation, 3600 South Jason. 900 West Jefferson Avenue No one a ppear ed before City Council, and no letters were received. 700 West Jefferson Avenue No one appe ared before City Council, and no letters were received. 600 West Jefferson Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 500 West Jefferson Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 400-300 West Jefferson Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were r eceived . 4500 South Knox Court 7 Received Ma y 6, 1969, from Mr. Roy E . Worley, 4595 South Knox Court. 3200 South Sherman Street No one appe ared before City Council, and no letters were received. 37-4000 South Sherman Street 8 Received Ma y 8, 1 9 69, from Mr. Lloyd Argabright, 3703 South Sherman. 9 Received April 21, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boling, 3809 South Sherman. 10 Received April 24, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodward, 3906 South Sherman. 11 Received May 6, 1969, from Mr. Glen Farmer , 3998 South Sherman . 12 Received May 9, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stacy, 3900 South Sherman. 13 Received May 9, 1969 , from Mrs . Ann c . Borsenberger, 4025 South Sherman. -4- ·' \ ! '! I • • - • • Mr . Lloyd Argabright, 3703 South Sherman, appeared before C1ty Council . Mr. J . W. Johnson, 3715 South Sherman, appeared before City Council. Mr. Robert Woodward, 3906 South Sherman, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Boling, 3809 South Sherman, appeared before City Council . 4100-4200 South Sherman Street 14 Received Ma y 7, 1969, a petition of property owners in the 4100 block of South Sherman. 15 Received Ma y 8, 1969, from Mr. Harvie R. Newberg, 7256 South Birch Street, Littleton. Mr. Andy Laurunen, 4184 South Sherman, appeared before City Council. Mr. Harvie Newberg, 7256 South Birch, appeared before City Council. (Reference his property at 4151 South Sherman.) Mr. J. J. Rudder, 3119 West Chenango, appeared before City Council. 000 East Stanford Ave nue 16 Received May 1 , 1969, from Mr. H. D. Obenhaus, Sinclair Oil Corporation. 100-300 East Stanford Aven e No one appeared before City Counci l, and no letters were received. 1300-1000 West Tufts Avenue 17 Received Apr il 23, 1969, from Mrs. Ed Harder, 1020 West Tufts. 18 Received May 9, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Jungck , 4606 South Mariposa Drive. 900 West Tufts Avenue Mr . Elmer Jungck, 4606 South Mariposa Drive , appeared before City Council. Mr. Nathaniel Lyles, 908 West Tufts, appeared before City Coun cil . Mr. Charles Glenn, 3097 West Chenango , appeared before City Council . (Reference his proper y at 4601 South Inca.) -5- I • • . ' •' \ ! I , ~ 1- • 800 West Tufts Avenue • Mr. Martinez, 4600 South Inca, appeared before City Council. Mr. Tom Young, 4601 South Huron, appeared before City Council. Mr. Paul Loos, 4595 South Huron, appeared before City Council. 00-100 East Tufts Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 200 East Tufts Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 300 East Tufts Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 400 East Tufts Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 500-700 East Tufts Avenue 20 Received May 6, 1969, from Mr. Joseph Lagrill, 4574 South Pennsylvania. 21 Received May 7, 1969, from Mr. Loren G. Olsson for Mr. Roy Rosenberger, Lot 40, Block 62, South Broadway Heights. 2200-2300 West Warren Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 2800-2900 South Clarkson Street Mr. Gene King, 2837 South Clarkson, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Gene King, 2837 South Clarkson, appeared before City Council. 3500 South Clarkson Street 22 Received April 21, 1969, from Mrs. Berniece Hyde, 3511 South Clarkson. 3500 South Sherman Street Mr . Howard E. Abbott for Estate of Russell E. Abbott , 3500 South Sherman, appeared before City Council. -6-I • • ....... • • 200-300 East Bellewood Drive 23 Received May 8, 1969, from Mr. C. K. Touchton , 350 East Bellewood Drive. 400-500 East Bellewood Drive 24 Received April 22, 1969, from Mr. Edward J. Hart, 4990 South Logan. 3100-3000 West Chenango Avenue 25 Received May 1, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gissel, 3005 West Chenango. Mr. J. J. Rudder, 3119 West Chenango, appeared before City Council. Mr. Charles Glenn, 3097 West Chenango, appeared before City Council. Mr. Julius F. Meyer, 3325 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. 600 East Chenango Avenue No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 700 East Chenango Avenue 26 Received May 12, 1969, from Mr. R. B. Boggs, 4901 South Clarkson. 4900 South and 200 East Chenango Circle 27 Received May 8, 1969, from Mr . and Mrs. Elden Taylor, 280 Chenango Circle. 28 Received May 8, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pelle, 270 Chenango Circle. Mr. Elden Taylor, 280 Chenango Circle, appeared before City Council. 500-600 East Grand Avenue 29 Received April 21, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Fraser, 4585 South Lipan Court. 5000 South Grove Street No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 5000 South Hawthorne Street 30 Received May 7, 1969, from Mr. G. B. Lake, 5070 South Hawthorne. 4900-5000 South Grant Street 31 Letters received from Mrs. Marcella E. Vocke, 4940 South Grant. -7-I • • • • Mrs. Marcella E. Vocke, 4940 South Grant, appe ared before City Council . 5000 South Hooker Street received. No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were 5000 South Irving Street 32 Received April 24, 1969, from Mrs. Gwen Moore, 3226 West Monmouth Avenue. 5000 South Linden Drive Mr. Glenn Dalvitt, 5011 South Linden Drive, appeared before City Council. 3200-3300 West Monmouth Avenue 33 Received April 18, 1969, from Mr. Julius F. Meyer, 3325 West Monmouth. 34 Received May 5, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Benefiel, 3328 West Monmouth. 35 Received May 7, 1969, from Mr. William Kenny, 3322 West Monmouth. 36 Received May 9, 1969, from Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Akins, 3386 West Monmouth. Mr. Julius F. Meyer, 3325 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mr. H. E. Wilson, 3312 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Floyd W. Benefiel, 3328 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Akins, 3386 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Irene Gritz, 3367 West Monmouth, appeared before City council. Mr. Bill Lutz, 3347 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Meunier , 3329 West Monmouth, appeared before City Council. Mr. Anthony Plue, 3380 West Monmouth, appeared b efore City Council. 4900 South Pearl Street received. No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were -8- I • • . , .• I ! ' f ~ ...... • • 400-500 East Pennwood Circle 37 Received May 8, 1969, from Mrs. Izetta M. Binkley, 460 Pennwood Circle. Mrs. June Steer, 485 Pennwood Circle, appeared before City Council. Mrs. Izetta M. Binkley, 460 Pennwood Circle, appeared before City Council. 4900-5000 South Sherman Street and 5000 South Sherman No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. 4800-4900 South Washington Street No one appeared before City Council, and no letters were received. COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. 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 public hearing closed at 12:09 P.M. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , 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 12:10 P.M. . . I • • . I ' r ~ - • • OFFICIAL: CITY COUNCIL DOCUMENll r r '•n'-t T() COUNCIL CHAMBERS COU NCIL MEt. liN G FILE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, CO~OF. ENG.LEW.OOD, COL.C. MAY 5, 1969 REGULAR MEETING: 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 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. * * * * * * 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. * * * * * * Mr. Bill Crouch, president of the Englewood Chamber of Commerce, appeared before City Council and discussed Chamber of Commerce Month, May 15, 1969, to June 15, 1969. Mr. Crouch read a suggested proclamation of the Mayor declaring May 15 to June 15, 1969, as Chamber of Commerce Month. Mayor Schwab affixed his signature to the proclamation . * * * * * * 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 discussed by City Council. I • • • • COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN 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 resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * 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 * * * * * * 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 call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Absent: None. The Mayor declared a quorum present. * * * * * * Mayor Schwab introduced Miss Windy Williams of the Englewood Herald who was covering the City Council meeting. * * * * * * The minutes of the Public Library Board meeting of April 8, 1969, were received for the record. * * * * * * The minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of April 15, 1969, were received for the record with two recom- mendations attached. -2- I • • • • COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE RECOMMENDATION FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE BOW MAR WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT CONNECTOR'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 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. 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 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 c arried. * * * * * * The City Manager 's Quarterly Report was received for the record. * * * * * * The Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 schedule was received for the record. * * * * * * The minutes of the Board of Ad justment and Appeals meeting of March 15, 1969, were received for the record. * * * * * * Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS SECTION 17.2 THROUGH AND INCLUDING 17.2-12 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 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: -3- . , I • • ·' I 1 I ' '! • • Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson , Schwab . Nays : None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * A letter to Mr . William K. Malone, attorney representing the Zuider Zee Restaurant and the Peanut Barrel both authorized but unissued liquor 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. City Council discussed the holding of a show cause hearing at the May 19, 1969, City Council meeting to consider the possible revocation of the authorization of the two liquor licenses. * * * * * * City Manager Dial presented a tabul ation 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 $229,556.20 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: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared 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 BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED I N FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER- PRISE. Upon t h e c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ay es : Coun c ilmen Brown , Dhor~ty , Kre i ling, Lay, Lon e , Parki nson , S chwab . Na y s . None . Abs e n t: None. Th e Ma y o r declared the mot ion c arr i ed. -4- I • • •• ' r I 'T • • COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT THE BID OF W.E. HUTTON & COMPANY AT AN EFFECTIVE RATE OF 5.0898 PER CENT FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18 BONDS BE ACCEPTED AS LOWEST AND BEST. 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. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that there would be sufficient funds remaining in the appropriation of the City's share for Paving District No. 18 in the Public Improvement Fund to allow for the construction of traffic signals at Centennial Avenue and Broadway and 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 c arr ied. * * * * * * A report on l ast year's reorganization of the Public Works Department was received for the record and discussed by City Council. 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: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. Discussion e nsued. RESOLUTION NO. 17, SERIES OF 1969 A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968, AND A PAY PLAN FOR NON-EMERGENCY EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY FOR THE YEAR 1969. (Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.) -5- •' \ ! , ' I • • f • • The f ollowing 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 MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO. 17 , SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED." Upon the c all of the roll, on the April 21, 1969, motion, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhorit y, Kreiling, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays : Councilman Lay. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * City Manager Dial reminded members of Council of the tour of Swedish Hospital to be held May 12, 1969. * * * * * * 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. * * * * * * 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. * * * * * * 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 legisl ators would be held on Thursday, May 8, 1969. ****** 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 st at ed 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. * * * * * * -6- ·• I l '! I • • • • COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING THE 3000 BLOCK OF SOUTH DELAWARE BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , 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-FAMIL Y 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. Nays: Councilme n Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Lone, Schwab. Absent: None. The Ma yor declared th a t Ordinance No. 18, Series of 1969, failed. (Note: Due to the fact that the above ordinance failed it is n ot copied in full in the offici al Ordinance Book , and ordinance number 18 will be reassigned to a new ordinance .) * * * * * * 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. * * * * * * Councilm an Kreiling stated that the City of Englewood was back in negotiations with Mr. Ernest Herbertson concerning the bus line a greement due to the position of the City of Littleton taken some months ago whereby it refused to approve the previously submitted agreement. City Council discussed the provision of the bus service within the are a. * * * * * * -7-I • • • I I ~ 1-- • • COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, 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. I • • ·' ' r ' ! • CITY REGULAR MEETING: • COUNCIL CHAMBERS <:: OFFICIAL ITY C OU N~IL DOCUM ENT nF '-'~"1 TO MAY 19 '69 OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO~C IL fviL 19 196 . L li NG FI LE MAY , 9 CITX OF: EN"L.r=-wo · "' '-00, COLO. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, met in regular session on May 19, 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 by Boy Scout Troop No. 333. The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present: Schwab. Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial, Assistant City Manager Mack, City Attorney Criswell, City Clerk Lyon. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 5, 1969, AND THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 12, 1969, BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Mayor Schwab recognized the following citizens from the list of "Special Citizen Program Invitees": Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Larson, 2020 West Warren Avenue Mr. D. Q. Horn, 4075 South Acoma Street Mr. S. C. Marguerites, 430 East Bellewood Drive. * * * * * * Miss Lana Logan, 1260 York, appeared before City Council and requested a liquor license transfer for the Lucky Lady Club, 4155 South Broadway, from Mr. Glenn M. Bailey and Mr. Joseph J. Battaglia to Mr. Joseph J. Battaglia and Miss Lana Logan. • I I • • ·' I ! • • COUNCILMAN PARKINSO MOVED , COUNCILMA LAY SECONDED, THAT THE LIQUOR LICENSE TRANSFER OF THE LUCKY LADY CLUB , 4155 SOUTH BROADWAY, FROM MR . GLENN M. BAILEY AND MR. JOSEPH J. BATTAGLIA TO MR. JOSEPH J . BATTAG IA AND MISS LANA LOGAN BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Counc 'lme Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent: Counc 'lman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING THE AMENDMENT OF THE ENGLEWOOD BUILDING CODE BE OPENED. Up on the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried .and the public hearing open at 8:27 P.M. {Note: A tape recording of the public hearing is on file with the official minutes.) Listed below are those individ als who appeared before City Council: City Manager Dial. Mr. Beryl Wallace, ret i red chief building inspector. Mr. Douglas C. Sovern, Fire Ch ief. Discussion ensued. COUNCILMAN PARK NSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absen t: Counc 'lman Krei ing . The Mayor declared the mo en carrl.ed a11d the pub .ic hearing closed at 8:43 P.M . BY At; HORI'IY ORDINANCE NO. 8, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE REPEAL :NG SECTIONS 13.13 THROUGH AND INCLUDING 13.14-4 OF THE MUNICIPA -CODE OF THE CITY OF EN G EWOOD TOG ETHER WITH ALL ORDINANCES AME~~: G THE SAME, AND ADOPTING BY REFERENCE, -2- • I • • ·· I I I or • • IN LIEU THEREOF, CHAPTERS 4 THRO"GF. 43 , 45 THRO~GH 52, AND 59, EACH INCL USIVE, OF ORD:KANCE ~0. , 3ER ES OF 969, OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE C:TY A.."JD COWTY OF DENVER , STArE OF COLORADO, AS ADOPTED ON THE 17TH DAY OF JANUARY , 1969. (Copied in f ull in ~he o fticia Ordi n a nc e Book.) COu~C:LMAN PA RK INSON MOVE , COL~CILMAN LO~~ SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO . 18 , SERIES OF 196 9 , BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FUL L I N T!:I E ENGL EWOOD FiERALD AND ENTER- PRISE. Upon the c a l o f the r oll, t h e vote resulted as follows: Schw ab. Ayes : Co ncilmen Brown, Dhority, L a y, Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent : Councilman Kre iling. The Mayor declared the motion c a rried. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDI .G THE LIQUOR L:CE "SE OF THE PEANUT BARREL , 3535 SOUTH HURON , BE OPE NED. Up on the c all of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay , Lone, P arkinson, Nays: None. Absent: Counci l ma n Kre iling. The Mayor declared the motion carr "ed a nd the p ublic hearing open at 8:47 P.M. (Note : A tape recording o f the p u blic hearing is on file with the offici al min te s .) Listed below ar e those indiv d ~als who a ppeared before City Counc il and the exhib "ts presen ed : Mr. Jerry S tJrm, 3184 West Edgemore Drive . Mr. Bryan Be nnet , Swiss V~ "age Constr ·ction Company. Kells Waggoner, D~recto~ of Pub i c Work s. Exhibi t No. 1 Exhibit ·::. 2 Memoran dum from Kel l s Waggon er, Director o f Pub lic Work s , regarding t~e s t a t·s of the Peanut Barrel Restaurar.~ a nd Lo~n ge at 35 35 South Huron . Revi sed c ~s~ruct ~o -plan s for the P e.a ,•Jt Earre · • Mr. Wi liam K. Ma :c~e, a t~:: r.e y, 331 S ~th Broadway . COUNCILMA:'' ·'1~\TE .r-.:>VE C, C:>uxc::...'t; •. :;r.:::R:TY SEC O!\u ED , THAT THE PUBLIC HEARI G BE CONIINt~D AT T'd E ;-· .·E 2 , 969, REGt'"LAR CITY COUNCIL MEET ING AT Wri:C!:I TIME CvNTRACIS ~~ -rHER ~CESSA RY INFOR- MATION BE SUBMITTE D TC E. AE tE Tn£ C iNC:: -·c TAKE THE APPRO PRIATE ACTION ON THE PEAN L!' .bARREL L:Q CR L:CE, 3 E . t;p ~~. the c all of the roll, the vote res ulted as f ~l :~w s · -3- • . I ·' I ! '!' I • • • • Schwab. Ayes: COU'1c.ilrne'1 Brown , D cr:.'':y , L Parkinson , Nays : Co ~c rn a Lay . Absent: co·J nc ·!.man Krei ling. The Mayor declared the wot 'cn carri ed a d recessed he public hearing at 9:26 P.M. un il the Ju·-:e 2 , 969, regul ar City Council meeting. ... ... COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , co · .~C:LMAN DHORI1'Y SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARIN G REGARD:NG THE L:QCOR LICENSE OF THE ZUIDER ZEE RESTAURANT , 1001 WES T HAMPDEN, BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resu l ted as f o l l ows: Schwab. Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhcrity , Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None . Absent : Councilm an Kre~li~g . The Mayor declared the motion c arried a nd the public hearing open at 9:27P.M. (Note ~ A t ape recording of the publ 'c hearing is on file with the offici al m 'nutes . Listed below are those i d i v.iduals who appeared before City Council and the exhibits presented ~ L. David. Mr. William K. Malone, a~torney, representing Mr. John Exhibit No . 1 A le~ter from Mr. Ceci l Hammonds, President -General Manager of Zuider Zee Oyster Bar, Inc., con- cerni~g the development of the rest a urant . Kells Waggoner , Di recto r of Public Works. City Manager Dial. COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Gpc the call of th e roll, the vote resulted as fol ows · Schwab. Ayes: Cou c i lme Brown , Dhcr~ty , Lay , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None . Absent: Co u ci"man Krei.:.~r·g . The Mayor declared he mo t i on c ar ried a ~d the pub c he ar ing closed at 9:42 P.M. COUNCILMAN DHORil'Y M 'ED , C .. ·c:LMAN PARK! SON SECONDED, THAT BECAUSE THE ZUIDER ZEE RES TA' RA .· f-I.AS SHOWY GOOD CAUSE IN THE DELAY OF THE DEVEL OPMENT CF 'I n EI R ::. -Q·~·o OL'TLET' T"cL.I\T 'I HE SHOW CAUSE ORDER BE REVOKED. Upon he ca :. o f ~he r oil, che vote resulted as follows: -4- . ' I • • • • • Schwab. Ayes: Counci l me Brew , Dhority, Lay , Lone, P arki nson, Nays: None . Abs ent : Co ncilma n Krei 'ng . The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed . * * * * * A listing of streets for inc lu sion within Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 was recei ved f o r the record. City Manager Di a l d 'scussed the li s t o f streets with members of City Counc il a n d stated th at a ccording to the time schedule presented a t the prev 'o u s regul a r Ci ty Council meeting the Resolution of Int ent to form the District wo ld be presented at the June 2, 1969 , meeting . * * * * * * The financial r eport f o r Apr 'l 1969 was received for the record. A report from Mr . Stephen A . Lyon , Director of Finance, on the Kansas Univers ity City Management Scho ol was received for the ~ecord. * * * * * The minutes of t he Pl a nning a nd Zon ing Commission meeting of April 9 , 1969, were recei ed for the record . * * * * * * A memorandum from the Parks a nd Recreation Commission recommending an agreement o provide for a concess i on stand at Sinclair Outdoor Pool was received for the rec ord. COUNCILMAN PARKI NSON MOVED, COu~CILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY BE AUTHORIZED TO EN ER NTO AN AGREEMENT WITH MANLEY, INC. TO PROVIDE A CONCESS ION STANJ OP ERATION AT THE SINCLAIR OUTDOOR PO OL , SA ID AGREEME. T BE ESSEN IALLY SIMILAR TO THE PRIOR AGREEMENT EN TERED 'TO WITH THE CITY AND MANLEY, INC. FOR THE CONCESSION STAND AT ENGL EWOO ~-BE LL EVIEW PARK; AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AurHORI ZE D TO EXE CUTE THE AGREEMENT. Upon the cal of the r ol l , the vote resulted as follows: Schwab. Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhor 'ty, L a y , Lone, Parkinson, Nays: None. Absent : Councilma n Kr eiling • The Mayor declared the mo~icn carri ed . * A mem o randum from he P a ~·n g a nd Zoning Commission recommending the v a c a tion of the 5000 block S th Broa dw ay-South Acoma Street al ley was r ec i ved f r ~e record. -5- .• I ! ~ I • • • • Mr. Bill Crouch , 5001 South Broadway , appeared before city Council on behalf of the recommended vacation of the 5000 block South Broadway-Sou th Acoma Street alley. Introduced as a Bill by c ounc i lman Lay and read in full, A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE VACATING CERTAIN PUBLIC ALLEYS, ACCESS WAYS OR RIGHTS OF WAY PRESENTLY EXISTING WITHIN BLOCK 8, HARLEM SECOND ADDITION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , STATE OF COLORADO. COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNC I LMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL I N THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER- PRISE, Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Counc i lman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Mr. Bill Crouch reappeared before City Council requesting an encroachment agreement to supplement two prior existing encroach- ment agreements for his property fronting on the 4900 and 5000 block of South Acoma. Mr. Crouch stated that he wished to build a fence connecting with other fences extending on City property to within eighteen inches of the sidewalk by connecting the fence with the existing encroaching fence on the 4900 block of South Acoma, extending the fence to the other encroaching fence in the 5000 block of South Acoma, and then from the south line of the encroaching fence in the 5000 block of South Acoma to the south wall of the Body Department , extended . Director of Public Works Ke l ls Waggoner appeared before City Council and stated that there would be no problems with the requested encroachment. Mr. Waggoner stated that the other two encroachment agreements should be voided and that the agreement requested should encompass all encroachment fences on City property. COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE PREVIOUS ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENTS WITH BILL CROUCH, 5001 SOUTH BROADWAY, BE REVOKED AND THAT AN AGREEMENT TO FENCE THE ENTIRE AREA BE EXECUTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK. City Council discussed the request and whether the prior approval of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals should be obtained. COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST BE TABLED. Upon the c al l o f t h e roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Counci l men Brown, Dhori ty, Lone, Schwab. Nays: Counc i lmen L ay, Parkinson . Absent: Councilman Kre i l i ng . The Mayor declared the mot i on carri ed. -6- . ' .• I ! ~ I • • ------~----·~------------------------------~.~-----------------------.~- • city Council d i s c u s sed whe ~e r ~t was meaningful to send encroachment agreeme nts ~h r o g h ~he bo a rd of Adjustment and Appeals for their revi e w a nd recommendation. * * * " * Mr. Bi l l Cr ouch r e a ppea red before City Cou ncil on behalf of the Eng lewo od Chamber of Commerce r equ esti ng an encroach- ment to place a planter in front of the Ch amber of Commerce building at 180 Wes t Gir a rd Av e nue . City Cou n cil discu ss ed the req ue s t . COUNCILMAN PARKI NSO N MOVED , COUN CI LMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE REQUEST OF AN ENCROA CHME NT' FOR A PLANTER IN FRONT OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING ON CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PROPERTY AT 180 WEST GIRARD AVENUE BE AUTHOR I ZED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT , SAID AUTHOR I ZATION SUBJECT TO CON- CURRENCE OF THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS AND THAT IF CON- CURRENCE IS NEEDED PRIOR TO MAY 28 , 1969, THAT THE BOARD BE POLLED BY TELEPHONE AS TO ITS DISPOSI T I ON ON THE MATTER. Upon the call of the roll, the v o t e resu l t ed as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dh ori ty , Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kre i l i ng. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * * * * * Mayor Schwab called for a recess at 10:45 P.M. Council reconvened at 11:00 P.M. Upon t h e call of the roll, the following were present: Councilmen Brown, Dh o r i t y, L a y , L o n e, Parkin son, Schwab. Absent: Councilman Kreili n g. The Mayor declared a quorum presen t. * * * * * * BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 19, SER -ES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING WITH AMENDMENTS SECTION 17.2 THROUGH AND INCLUDING 17 .2-12 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RE GULAT ING THE OPERA T ION OF HEAL TH THERAPY ESTAB L ISHME NTS AND THE PRA CT I CE OF MASSAGE. (Copied in full i n the officia l Ord ina nce Bo ok.) COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMA N DHO RITY SEC ONDED , THAT ORDINA NCE NO . 19, SERIES OF 969, BE PASS ED ON F INAL READIN G AND ORDERED PUBL I SHED I FULL :. THE E GLE WOOD HERA LD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the c a ll of the roll, the vote r esulte d as f ollows: Ayes: Co ncilmen Br o wn , Dho r j ty , L a y, Lone , Parki nson, Schwab. -7 - .• I ! '!' I • • • • Nays: None. Absent : Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ ING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18 BONDS, PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS, AND PROVIDI NG FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) ,_ COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 1969 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING 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, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreiling. The Mayor declared the motion carri ed. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE CITY ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH BOB'S AUTO SERVICE, INC. FOR HAULING AND REMOVAL OF ABANDONED VEHICLES AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Councilman Kreil ~ng. The Mayor declared the motion carried. * * •• * • Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Parkinson and read in full, A BILL F OR AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF ENG ~EWOOD DESCRIBED THEREIN AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. COUNCILMAN PARK:~SO THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN FIRST READING. Upon the c a l l follows: MOVED , COUNC:LMAN DHORITY SECONDED, EMERGENCY ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON of the roll, the vote resulted as Ayes: Co uncilmen Bro n, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. -8- I • • .• \ ! • • Nays : None . Absent: Coun cilman Kre iling. The Mayor declared the motion carri ed . * * * * * * RESOLUTION NO . 1 8 , SERIES OF 1969 RESO LUTI ON SUPPO R~ING THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LITTLETON , COLORADO AND THE GATES COMPA~Jr IN THEIR EFFORTS TO BRING AN IMPORTANT IND UST RIAL DEVELOP~~~ TO THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE COUNTY AREA. (Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.) COUNCILMA N LONE MOVE~, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED, THAT RESOLUTION NO. 18, SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon the call of the r oll , the v ote res ulted as follows: Ayes : Co uncilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: Counc ilma n Kre~ling. The Mayor declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Attorney Criswell informed memb ers of City Council that the option agreement with Mr. Adams for the purchase of acreage at the Centennial Pa rk site expires on May 21, 1969. Mr. Criswell stated t h at as yet approval from the Department of Housing and Urban Development of the new l ocation had not been received. Mr. Criswe ll reviewed v ar ious alternative actions that could be taken with members of council. City Manager Dial indic ated that in dividuals of the Department of Housing a nd Urb a n Deve lopment had stated that pur- chase of the Adams ' property for Centennial Park prior to the approval of the site by the Washington, D.C. office would not jeopardize reimbursement for the purchase . It was the consensus of City Council that the City Attorney exercise the City's option to p u rchase the Adams ' property. * * * * * * A legal opin ion on Paving District No. 17 assessments was received for the record. City Attorney Criswel reviewed the op~n~on with memb ers of City Council and requested that those people in attendance at the May 12 , 1969, public hearing on Paving District No. 17 be forwarded copies of the opinion. * * • * * City Manager Dial stated tha t the Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary is presen tly served by a six-inch sanitary sewer running north from the Seminary property line down University to connect in with the City sewer on Floyd P ace. Mr. Dial stated -9- I • • •' \ ! ' ' ~ • • that during discussions w ~th the Sem in ary for a _nexat i o late in 1968, the City had commitced to ex~end the s1x-1nch sanitary sewer approximately 400 fee so 'th on u~1vers 1ty to serve the new construction on th e proper y she· ld the topog raphy require such an extens ion . Mr. D1al sta ed that two representatives of the Conservative Baptist Theolog~cal Seminary a nd the City of Englewood had determi ned that cha ex1sti~g s ix -inch s anitary sewer would not adequately serve the development on the Seminary property as it was a t an ins f£1cie~t grade, and member s of the Seminary have proposed to the C1ty cf Englewood that rather than extend the six-inch san 'tary sewer 400 feet so th that the City of Englewood replace that sewer wlth a n e.:.ght -J.nch sanitary sewer line with adequate grade; such a replacem~nt would be only for the length o f the ex1st1r.g six-inch sa it ary sewer. Mr. Dial stated that the cost of t he new sanJ.rary sewer would approximate $2,600, and as this departed from normal C1ty policy he was requesting approval of the City Cou ncil. (Counc i lman Kr eiling entered the Council Chambers and took his seat with Counc1l at 11 :35 P .M.) At th e conclus ·cn of the d1scussicn i was t he con- sensus of City Counci l that the san1tary sewer to be con structed to serve the Conservative Baptist TheologJ.c al Seminary be reviewed by the Water and Sewer Board. City Manager Dial c all ed C c~nc1l 's a t en t1on to a letter dated March 19 , 1969 , from Mr. Robert D. Showalter representing Columbia SavJ.ngs and Loan AssocJ.ation requesting that the City of Englewood gra t an easeme t for parking ove r a four-foot strip of land own ed by the City which is north and adjacent to the Columb i a Bu 'ld 'ng SJ.te in CJ.~derella City. Mr. Dial presented a diagram d e pic ir.g the area u pon which an easement was request ed. Director of Publ ic W or~s Waggoner appeared before City Council and statej tha~ the City required d 'ago nal parking on the site rath er than perp endJ.c~lar. Mr. Wa ggoner stated that this would allow for a better traff1c flow w1thin the Center by th e Columbi a Sav J.ngs a nd Loan As sociatJ.o n build1ng site. After discussio J.t was the co~sensus of City Council to refer the matter to the Board of AdJ stment and Appeals for a determination as to whether an e asement or encroachment agree- ment should be granted. * * * * * City Manager D1al reminded members of City Counci l that the term of Mr. Harvey Ma yer of t he Career Servi e Commission expires on June 1 , 1969. * * . City Manager D1al r~q es ted ha rr.embers of City Counci 1 give their plans for attenda ~ce & t~e Co!o rado Munici pal League meeting in Vail, Colorado , June 25 through 28, 19 9 , to himself or Mr. Bob Mack . -10- . I •' \ ! '!' I • • • • City Manager Dial informed members of City Council that the city had been pumping water from the South Platte into the McLellan Reservoir for the last several days and that water to the Allen Filter Plant had been obtained from the City Ditch with the cooperation of the Denver Water Board. Mr. Dial stated that due to the high turbidity, water from the Platte River was not being pumped to the Allen Filter Plant. * * * * * * City council discussed the complaints and objections received in writing or presented orally at the May 12, 1969, public hearing on Paving District No. 17. It was the con- sensus of Council that a special meeting be held on Monday, May 26, 1969, to review these complaints and objections. City Attorney Criswell noted that as it was now May 20 it would be possible to consider the emergency Bill for an Ordinance annexing certain realty to the City. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. 21, SERIES OF 1969 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD DESCRIBED THEREIN AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.) COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT ORDINANCE NO. 21, 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. * * * * * * Councilman Kreiling stated that he had been in a meeting with Mr. Austin Moore, State Representative from Arapahoe county, and that Mr. Moore had requested attendance at the June 16, 1969, City Council meeting to discuss the 1969 Legislative Session. It was the consensus of City Council that City Manager Dial contact Representative Moore on their behalf. * * * * * * Councilman Parkinson requested that City Attorney Criswell draft a resolution to go to the Colorado State Highway Department setting forth the City of Englewood's position in favor of the immediate construction of the Columbine Freeway due to the traffic needs throughout the area. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: -11- I • • • • Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 12:44 P.M. I • • • • MYRICK, CRISWELL AND BRANNEY A rTORNt:YS A T l..A,W C 'TY 37 5 !1 8'.:) 8 R 0 A O WA Y ENGLEWOOD, COL ORADO W I L.L.I AM C M Y R ICK J O HN A C R 19 W ELL JOSEPH .J IIIRANNEY Ma v 16, 196 Q COL 761 ·0 BOO TO: CITY CO UN CIL FROM: CITY ATT OR I EY CIT OF L.N L hC.u SUB J ECT: ASSESS1E TS FOR PAVI lG DISTRIC T 10 . 1'7 Gentlemen: At t he ti me of the puh lic he aring on the asse s sments f o r raving District No. 1~. so me persons raised a q uest i on as to t he applicability of certai n c ha rter and ordina nce p r ovisions relatin g thereto insofar as the sa me minht affect r ea lty annexed s ubseq uent to the adoption of the c h arter. At that time, I agreed to render a written opinion concerninq th e sa me. First, it 1~ould be well, h o~1ever, to esta h lish the c h ronolo g ical order of certain events. The Englewood ch a rter was originally adopted by a vote of the people on July 8 , 1958. Section 10 7 thereof provides, in essence, that City Council may install special improve ments and that residents may protest t he sa me, but t hat Council "shall ha ve the final decision " thereupon . During the years 1959 through 1962, Enolewood, by a series of ordinances,lannexed that territory q en e rally referred to as the "Centennial " area. By Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1965 , Council adopted a procedu re for assessino the costs of such districts (Chapter 14, Enql e wo o d Municipal Code), which, for t he most part , adopted the p roce du re set forth in the state statutes which appl y to ~tatutor y c ities . The question, therefore, is whether the p r ovisions of t he ch~rter and ordinance are applicable to realty in the Centennial area . The answer to this question 1s clear ly "Y es " for two reasons: 1. The statut e un de r which t~~ r e~ v w a~ annexe d (119-10 , C.R.S., 1963) provided t ha t an anne xation wo ul d be co p le te "fo r ~p urposes" upon the effective date of t he annexa tion. Court 1 Or d. N o~. 16 and 37 , Series of 1959; Ord. lo s. 24 and 30 , Ser 'e s of 1960 ; Ord. Nos. 16 and 17, Series of 1 61; and Ord. Nos. 26 and 34, Series of 1962. ---- I ! '!' I • , • City Council r~ ay 1 6, 1 96 9 Pa ge 2 • MYRICK. CRI S WELL AND BRANNEY ,_ decisions are myriad to the effect t ha t, when a parcel becomes a part of a city, all ordinances then in existe nce become immed iately applicable to that parcel. Indeed, to say that a newly annexe d parcel of g round is not bound by the City's charter would be as illogical as to say that the State of Colorado is not bound by the United States Constitution because the land comprisin ~ this state was not acquired, or made part of this nation, until after t h e Con5tftutfon Wl5 adopted, 2. In any event, the ordinance pursuant to whi c h City Council assesses property for pavin g district purposes was, as noted above, enacted ~~~~uent to these parcels' annexation. For these reasons, it is this office's f i rm opinion that the provisions of the City's charter and ordinances are as fully applicable to thisterritory as they are to any other territory within the City. /-\ _. Si n1~jre/y; ·, / f ,j(} ·'--· iv""---V · (ft::V~ John A. C'riswell JAC/jw ~ ·-.--··-.. ··-. -··;J -· .. _ 0--··J I • • • P. cinct No. Pracinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Precinct No. Prec i nct No. Precinct No. • OFFICIAl:' CITY COUNCIL DO CUMENT "SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES" -May 19, 1969--.. ~·' Tn MAY 19 '69 1 -Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Larson, 2020 Wes~~fL 'tJ(~f?'ffNG FILE ~CITY OF ENGL EWG on COL n _ · /. 2-Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wood, 2758 SOUth Acoma Street·~~ 3 -Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Walker, 3000 South Corona Street 4 -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. McKee, 3601 South Delaware Street 5 -Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas, 3294 South Grant Street 6 -Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, 3522 South Emerson Street 7 -Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wesley, 3245 South Gilpin Street 8 -Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Haddox, 3172 South Gilpin Street recinct No. 9 -Mr.--11!!!1-t-.. D. Q. Horn, 4075 South Acoma Street Precinct No. 10 -Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hitchcock, 4050 South Pennsylvania Street Precinct No. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Lou ie H. Seele, 4125 South Grant Street Precinct No. 12 -Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Outcalt, 4285 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Durland, 4466 South Sherman Street cinct No. 14 -Mr. a J 1111. S. C. Marguer i tes , 430 East Bellewood Dri ve Precinct No. 15 -Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Weiss, 4787 South Cherokee Street Precinct No. 16 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Eichler, 3335 West Tufts Avenue • I • • 0 - • • RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCI ND ING AND REVOKING APPROVAL OF APPLICATI ON OF THOMAS J. NOMINA FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3535 SOUTH HURON STREET , ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Mr. Thomas J. Nomina has heretofore filed an application for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of the City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority, pursuant to the provisions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a public hearing upon the same and, thereafter, adopted Resolution No. 20, Series of 1968, which resolution approved said application for license to be issued and located at 3535 South Huron Street, Englewood, Colorado, upon completion of certain improvements upon said property in substantial conformance with certain plans and specifications presented by the aforesaid Thomas J. Nomina at the ti me of the public hearing, all as provided by the provisions of the aforesaid statute; and WHEREAS, while the aforesaid resolution was adopted on April 22, 1968, the said applicant has not made improvements upon said property in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of which no license has, in fact, been issued ; and WHEREAS, this Council has previously required the aforesai d applicant to appear before this Council on February 17, 1969, March 3, 1969, and May 19, 1969, to show cause why he should not be deemed to have abandoned sai d application; and WHEREAS, Council does hereby find and declare that the aforesaid applicant has presented no good or justifiable reason why construction in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted at the public hearing has not commenced and has not submitted a good and justifiable reason as to why he has not commenced exercise of any rights pursuant to the hereinabove described resolution; and WHEREAS, the previous approval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license at the above location must, of necessity, be taken into consideration by this City Council, as local licensing authority, in determining the needs of the neighborhood within which such location exists insofar as any further or future applications for such licenses in said neighborhood are concerned, so long as the said approval remains effective, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follows: 1. The applicant not having taken sufficient steps to complete the structure for which plans and specifications were presented at th e pub li c he aring and having, therefore, not taken the necessary steps to have a hotel and restaurant liquor license actually issued to him, Council finds and determines t hat applicant should be, and is hereby, deemed to have abandoned whatever ri g hts have accrued to said applicant by reason of this Council's adoption of Resolution No. 20, Series of 196 8 . 2. Resolution No. 20, Series of 1968, is hereby rescinded and revoked, and th e aforesaid applicant shall no longer have any I • • ·' I ! I 'r • ;-• rights or claims of any nature whatsoever as a result of Council 's prior adoption of said resolution. Mayor Attest: City Clerk-Treasurer ________ __ I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood,Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the day of -----· 1969. -- City Clerk-Treasurer -2- . , I . • ·' I ! I .,. f 2X • • RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCINDING AND REVOKI NG APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF THOMAS J. NOMINA FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURA NT LI QUOR LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3535 SOUTH HURON STREET, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Mr. Thomas J. Nomina has he retofore fil e d an application for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of the City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority, pursuant to the provisions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a public hearing upon t he sa me and, thereafter, adopted Resolution No. 20, Series of 196 8 , wh ich resolution approved said application for license to be issued and located at 3535 South Huron Street, Englewood, Colorado, upon completion of certain improvements upon said property in substantial conformance with certain plans and s pe cifications presented by the aforesaid Thomas J. Nomina at the ti me of the public hearing, all as provided by the provisions of the aforesaid statute; and WHEREAS, while the aforesaid resolution was adopted on April 22, 1968, the said applicant has not made improve ments upon said property in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of which no license has, in fact, been issued; and WHEREAS, this Council has previously required the aforesaid applicant to appear before this Council on February 17, 1969, March 3, 1969, and May 19, 1969, to show r a use why he should not be deemed to have abandoned said application; and WHEREAS, Council does hereby find and declare that the aforesaid applicant has presented no good or justifiable reason why construction in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted at the public hearing has not commenced and has not submitted a good and justifiable reason as to why he has not commenced exercise of any rights pursuant to the hereinabove described resolution; and WHEREAS, the previous approval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license at the above location must, of necessity, be taken into consideration by this City Council, as local licensing authority, in determining the needs of the neighborhood within which such location exists insofar as any further or future applications for such licenses in said neighborhood are concerned, so long as the said approval remains effective, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follows: 1. The applicant not having taken sufficient steps to complete the structure for which plans and specifications were presented at the public hearing and havinq, therefore, not taken the necessary steps to have a hotel and restaurant liquor license actually issued to him, Council finds and determines t hat applicant should be, and is hereby, deemed to have abandoned whatever rights have accrued to said applicant by reason of this Council's adoption of Resolution No. 2D, Series of 1968. 2. Resolution No. 20, Seri e s of 1968 , i s he r eby r e s c in dPd and revoked, and the aforesaid applicant shall no lon9er have a •lY I • • ·' \ ( I 'T • • rights or claims of any nature whatsoever as a result of Council's prior adoption of said resolution. ~lay or Att est : City Clerk-Treasurer ;- I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the Ci ty of Englewood,Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and fore going is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the day of -----· 1969. -- ---City Clerk-Treasurer -2- I· • ·' \ I I f '! ------------------~~--------~------~--------------------~~~---------~--------~------• • RESOLUTION NO. ____ , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCINDING AND REVOKING APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF THOMAS J. NOMINA FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 3535 SOUTH HURON STREET, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Mr. Thomas J. Nomina has heretofore filed an application for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of the City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority, pursuant to the provisions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963, as ••ended, and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a public hearing upon the same and, thereafter, adopted Resolution No. 20, Series of 1968, which resolution approved said application for license to be issued and located at 3535 South Huron Street, Englewood, Colorado, upon co•pletion of certain i•prove•tnts upon satd property tn substantial conformance with certain plans and spectficatfons presented by the aforesaid Tho•as J. No•tna at the time of the publtc hearing. all as provided by the provisions of the aforesaid statute; and WHEREAS, while the aforesaid resolution was adopted on April 22, 1968, the said applicant has not made improvements upon said property in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of which no license has, in fact, been issued; and WHEREAS, this Council has previously required the aforesaid applicant to appear before this Council on February 17, 1969, March 3, 1969, and May 19, 1969, to show cause why he should not be dee~ed to have abandoned said application; and WHEREAS, Council does hereby find and declare that the aforesaid applicant has presented no good or justifiable reason why construction in accordance with the plans and specifications sub~itted at the publ ic hearing has not com~enced and has not submitted a good end justifiable reason as to why he has not co~menced exercise of any rights pursuant to the hereinabove described resolution ; an d W EREAS, the previous approval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license at the above location must, of necessity, be taken into consideration by this City Council, as local licensin g authority, in determining the needs of the neighborhood within which such locati on exists insofar as any further or future applications for such licenses in said neighborhood are concerned, so long as the said approval remains effective, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follows: 1. The applicant not having taken sufficient steps to complete the st ructure for which plans and specifica tions we re presented at the public hearing and havin , therefore, not taken the necessary steps to have a hotel an d restaurant liquor license actually issued to hi~, Council ffnds and deter~fnes that applicant should be, and is hereby, deemed to have a andoned whatever rights have accrued to said applicant by reason of this Council's adoption of Resolution No. 20, Series of 1968. 2. Resolution No. 20, Series of 1968, i s hereby escinded and revoked, and the aforesaid applicant shall no longer have any I· • . , .. • \ ! TO : FROM : SUBJECT : • • OYSTER BAR, INC. SEAFOOD REST AUIIANTS A OIVISION 0' WAitO ,~~~~ Q~.~-~.c r~--~xJ,_l969 rr~~m ~y'o v MAY 19 •g Mr. Stan ley H . Dial, City Manager DATE : May r~. 1969 COUNCIL M .• CITY. OF E£1 lNG FILE Kells Waggoner, Director of Public WorJ&"'GLE Wooo co~ae . STATUS OF ZUIDER ZEE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE AT 1001 WEST HAMPDEN The N, G. Petry Construction Company submitted plans and application for the Zuider zee Restaurant on May 8, 1969, to the Building Department. The parking plan has been submitted to the Planning Commiss ion for their consideration and approval at their May 20,1969 meeting. The building plans have been checked and the building permit can be issued when the parking has been approved. I • • ·. •• ' r I . I '!' - TO : FROM : SUBJECT : • • 0 - ~I'TY c~t F I C I A L INTER-OFFICE r/6CC1}N ~O C UM ENll MEMORANDUM 0 MAY 1 9 · Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager DATE : May ~. 1969 COUNCIL M CITY OF EETI G FI LE Kells Waggoner, Director of Public WorJ6/'IGLEWooo c~u.e . STATUS OF ZUIDER ZEE RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE AT 1001 WEST HAMPDEN The N, G. Petry Construction Company submitted plans and application for the Zuider zee Restaurant on May 8, 1969, to the Building Department. The parking plan has been submitted to the Planning Commission for their consideration and approval at their May 20,1969 meeting. The building plans have been checked and the building permit can be issued when the parking has been approved. c: ·~- I • • . ' • • --. ~~ ~~-lr OYSTER BAR, INC. S£AFOOD IIEST AUIIANTS A DIVISION OF WAitO '"1in1~Jf::.'Tt~l""l!.,.,,.. .. ,.._ 0 F P' I C I A ~y_5. 1969 ~ITY CO UNCIL DOCU MEN11 , ..... ~ ......... "" Mr. William K. Malone 1·1 1-iY 1 9 '69 Simon, Kelley, Hoyt C. Malone First National Bank BuUdlng C O U N CIL. MEETING Fll.E Englewood, Colorado 80110 CITY OF ENGL.EWOOD, COLO. Dear Bill: Al't.or oo no lu<llng our tolophono coawot•sutlou thJs duto, I cullod Mr. Dick Johnson of Petry Construction Company in Denver. He gave me the following information: Engineering adapting our present building configuration to the piece of ground in Englewood Shopping Center was completed on Wednesday, April 30. These plans were immediately submltted to the City of Englewood to obtain a building permit. The con- tractor was given a series of forms which were to be completed and returned. These forms will be returned no later than Tuesday, May 6. He also stated that a superin- tendent's office would be delivered to the job site today and that dirt work would begin immediately thereafter. I can understand your concern for the delay in starting construction. However, with the construction of the first restaurant in Denver (in Glendale) the difficulties in financ- ing, the erratic labor market, etc. --these things just take time. You can rest assured that every effort is being expended to get this building completed u soon as possible. (I nmKI Utu Jn oomo lo oCCsot some oC Lho high rato of Interest and oxponses that I am pre- sonUy incurring.) I will keep you advised of all progress. If I can furnish you further evldeDCe of our efforts, please advise, Yours very truly, a rhe. Q Ce~~onds President -General Manager ~1.[/: •••••••• .-.o.eox ..... P'OIIT WOIITM. TaXAI 71117 I • • - • • RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCINDI NG AND REVOKING APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF JOH N L. DAVID FOR A HO TEL AND RESTAURA NT LIQUOR LICENSE TO BE LOCAT ED AT 100 1 WEST HAMPDEN AVE NUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO . WHERE AS, Mr . John L. David has heretofore filed an a pp lication for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of th e City of En g lewood, as the local licensin g authority, pursuant to th e provisions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a public hearinq upon the same and, thereafter, adopted Resolution No. 48, Series of 1968, which resolution approved said application for license to be issued and located at 10 0 1 West Hampden Avenue, Englewood, Colorado, upon completion of certain improvements ~on sai d property in substantial conformance with certain plans and specifications presented by the aforesaid John L. David at the ti me of t he pu blic hearin g , all as provided by the provisions of th e aforesaid statute · and WHEREAS, while t he aforesaid resolution was adopted on December 2, 1968, the said applicant has not made improvements upon said property in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of wh ich no license has, in fact, been issued ; and WHEREAS , t hi s Council has previously required the aforesaid applicant to appear before thi s Council on February 17, 1969, March 3, 1969 an d May 19, 1969 , to show cause why he should not be deemed to have a bandoned said application ;and WHEREAS, Counc il does hereb y find and declare that t he ~oresaid applicant has presented no g ood or justifiable reason why construction in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted at t he pub lic hearin g has not co mm enced an d has not sub mitted a g ood and justifiable reason as to why he ha s not co mm enced exercise of any rights pursuant to t he he reinabove described resolution; and WHEREAS, the previous approval of a hotel and r estaurant liquor li c ense at the above location must, of necessity, be ta ke n into consi deration by this City Council, as local licensino authority, in determining the needs of the nei ghborhood wit h in which such location exists insofar as any further or future applications for such licenses in said nei gh borhood are concerned , so lon g as the sai d approval re main s effective, NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO UNC IL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follo ws: 1. The applicant not havin ~ taken sufficient steps to complete t he structure for whi ch plan s and specifications were presented at the pu blic hearin g and having, therefore, not take n the necessary steps to have a hotel and restaurant liquor license actually is sued to h i m, Council find sand determines that applicant sho uld be, and is he reb y, deem ed to have a bandoned whatever ri ghts have accrued to s aid ap plicant by reason of t h is Council's ado pti on of Resolution No. 48, Series of 1968. 2 . Resolution No. 48 , Series of 1968, i s hereby rescinde d and revo ked, and t he aforesai d ap plicant shall no lon qe r have any I • . , • • rights or claims of any nature whatsoever as a result of Council's prior adoption of sai d resolution. Mayor Atte st : City Clerk-rea surer I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the day of ---· 196 9. -- City Clerk-Treasurer -2- I . • ' - • ,_ • --------- RESOLUTION NO . , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCI NDI NG AND REV OK I NG APPROVAL OF APP LICATIO~ OF JO HN L. DAVID FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURA NT LI QUOR LICE NSE TO BE LOCATED AT 1001 WEST HAMPDEN AVE NUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. ~!HEREAS , t1 r. John L. David has heretofore fi 1 ed an a pp l i c ation for th e issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of the City of Eng l ewood , as the local licensing authority, pursuant to the pro visions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963 , as a mended , and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a pub lic hearino upon t he same and, thereafter, adopted Re solution No. 48, Series of 1968, which resolution appr ov ed said application for license to be issued and located at 1001 West Hampden Avenue, En g lewood, Colorado, upon completion of certain i mp rov ement s ~on sai d property in substantial conformance with certain pla ns and specifications presented by the aforesaid John L. David at t he ti r.e of t he public hearing, all as provided by the provisions of t he aforesaid statute ; and WHEREA S, while t he aforesaid resolution was adopted on December 2, 1968, the said applicant has not made improve me nts upon said pr operty in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of which no license has, in fact, been issued; and WHEREAS, this Council has previously require d th e aforesaid applicant to appear before this Council on February 17, 1969 , Ma rch 3, 1969 and May 19 , 1969, to sho w cause why he s hould not be deemed to have abandoned said application;and WHEREA S, Council does hereby find and declare t ha t t he ~oresaid applicant has presented no good or justifiable re as on why co nst r uction in accordance with the plans and s pe cifications sub mitt ed at t he public hearing has not co mm enced an d has not submitted a good and justifiable reason as to wh y he h a s not commenced exercise of any rights pursuant to t he hereinabove described resolution; and WHEREAS, the previous a pproval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license at the above location must, of necessity, be taken into consideration by this City Council, as local licensina authority, in determining the needs of the nei g hborhood wit h in which such location exists insofar as any furt h er or future applications for such licenses in said neia hb orhood are concerned, so lon g as t he said a pp roval remains effective, NOW, THERE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENG LEWOOD as follo ws : 1. The applicant not ha ving taken sufficient steps to co mplete t he structure for wh ich pl ans and s pe cif ica tions were presented a t the publi c hearin g and having, th e refore, not taken th e necess a ry st ep s to ha ve a ho tel and r estaurant liq uo r license actually iss ued to him, Council find sand determi nes that applicant should be, and is hereby, deemed to have abandoned ~1hatever ri 9hts have accrued to said applicant by re ason of this Council's adoption of Resolution o. 48, Series of 1968. 2. Resolution No. 48 , Series of 1968, is hereby rescin d ed and revoked, and t he aforesaid applicant shall no longer have any . , I 0 0 \ ! I '! • • r i gh ts o r c laim s of any n a ture whatsoever as a result of Co u ncil's p r ior adopti on of sai o resolution. Mayor Attest: I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the day of ---· 1969. -- City Clerk-Treasurer -2- I . • , • • RESOLUTION 110. ___ , SERIES OF 1969 RESOLUTION RESCINDING AND REVOKING APPROVAL OF APPLICATION OF JOHN L. DAVID FOR A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE TO BE LOCATED AT 1001 WEST HAMPDEN AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Mr. John L. David has heretofore filed an application for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license with the City Council of the City of Englewood, as the local licensing authority, pursuant to the provisions of 75-2, C.R.S. 1963, as amended, and City Council, pursuant to the aforesaid statute, has held a public hearing upon the same and, thereafter, adopted Resolution No . 48, Series of 1968, which resolution approved said application for license to be issued and located at 1001 West Hampden Ave nue, Englewood , Colorado, upon completion of certain improvements ~on said property in substantial conformance with certain plans and specifications presented by the aforesaid John L. David at the ti me of the public hearing, all as provided by the provisions of the aforesaid statute ; and WHEREAS, while the aforesaid resolution was adopted on December 2 , 1968, the said applicant has not made improvements upon said property in accordance with the aforesaid plans and specifications, as a result of which no license has, in fact , been issued ; and WHEREAS, this Council has previously required th e aforesaid applicant to appear be fore this Council on February 17, 1969, Ma rch 3 , 1969 and May 19, 1969, to show cause why he should not be deemed to have abandoned said applfcation ;and WHEREAS, Council does hereby find and declare that the ~oresaid applicant has presented no good or justifiable reason why construction in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted a t the public hearing has not co mm enced an d ha s not submitted a good and justifiable reason as to why he has not commenced exercis e of any rights pursuant to the hereinabove described resolution ; and WHEREAS, the previous approval of a hotel and restaurant liquor license at the above location must, of necessity, be taken into consideration by this City Council, as local licensing authority, in determining the needs of the neighborhood within which such location exists insofar as any further or future applications for such licenses in said neighborhqod are concerned, so lon g as the said approval remains effective, NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO UNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD as follo ws: 1. The applicant not having taken sufficient steps to complete the structure for which plans and specifications were presented at the public hearing and having, therefore, not taken the necessary steps to have a hotel and restaurant liquor license actually issu ed to hi m, Council finds and determines that applicant should be, and is hereby, deeMed to have abandoned whatever rights have accrued to safd applicant by reason of this Council's adoption of Resolutio n No. 48, Series of 1968. 2. Resolution No. &8, Series of 1968, is hereby rescinded and revoked, and the aforesafd applicant shall no longer have any • ,. . --~ -------- I { 'r I , • • rights or claims of any nature whatsoever as a result of Council's prior adoption of said resolution. Mayor Attest : Cfty Clerk-Treasurer I, Stephen A. lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City Council of t he City of Englewood, on the ______ day of ------· 1969. City Clerk-Treasurer -2- I ! 1 I . • ' • ,_ - 0 • s C I AL OCU "1 NT Ant ~cipat.e d c ... r r :-. Revenue ~ Property Tax $ 176,6 75 .00 Sales Tax 1,51 5,83 9.00 108,306 .54 448 ,365.80 29.58 Highway Users Tax 132,000.00 16,055.60 49,506 .10 37.50 Utility & Franchise 165 ,000 .00 79,580 .56 4 8.2 3 Cigarette Tax 84,000 .00 9,038.08 30,667.28 36 .5 1 Vehicle Ownership & Registration 93,200.00 16,782.34 17,094.34 1 8.34 Business Licenses Miscellaneous 23,500.00 2,773.50 20,981.00 Liquor Occupational 11 ,100.00 100 .00 9 ,800 .00 Liquor Lie. (State) 1,100.00 52.50 Total 35 ,700.00 2,873.50 30 ,833 .50 86.37 Municipal Court 30 ,000.00 5,076.50 18,527.50 61.76 County Court Fees 2,200.00 1 37 .50 317 .50 14 .43 Other Revenues Fire Dist. Contracts 18,682.00 61.00 9' 92 3 . 00 Highway Maint. 2,600.00 216 .66 866 .64 Total 21 ,282 .00 2 77.66 10 ,789.64 50.70 Permits Street 1,600.00 786.00 1,444 .00 Building 15,000 .00 5,342.7':> 10 ,927.75 Electrical 3,600.00 494 .40 2 ' 372.30 Plumbing 1,300 .00 174.00 199.00 Sewer 800 .00 159.00 2 38 .00 Total 22,300.00 6,956.15 15 ,1 81.05 68.08 • Fee & Service Chgs . Police 3,000.00 325.00 1,060.75 Library 6 ,3 00.00 749.48 2 ,5 95.02 Eng~neering 1,200.00 56 .66 154.64 Trailer Court 1 300 .00 352.00 Total 11' 800.00 1,131.14 4 ,162.41 35.2 7 I County Library Cont. 30 ,516 .00 8,188.46 8 ,1 88.46 26.83 • • • Interest & Misc. Interest 8 ,000 .00 689.73 Miscellaneous 7,000.00 783.53 1, 821.75 Total 15,000.00 783 .53 2,5ll.48 16.74 Total Revenue ~2,335,5 12 .0 0 p96 ,0 9 7 .40 ~772,71.0 .43 33.09 lfl~ 19, 191. '! J(h) • • - 0 - FINANCE DEPARTMENT EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGE D TO 1969 BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS GENERAL FUND For Month of April, 1969 Annual Current Current Spent & % of Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date Legislative & Council: City Council $ 17,018.00 $ 66 2.16 $ 6, 981.12 Board of Adj. 1,925.00 151.25 562 .19 Career Ser. 1,120.00 91.44 381.44 Plan & Zoning 2,224.00 146.88 539.16 Public Lib. 600 .00 29.88 116 .88 City Attorney 33 ,447.00 2,231. 78 8,482.19 Total 56,334.00 3,313.39 17,062.98 30.29 Municipal Court 18 ,962.00 1,537.27 5,836.30 30.78 Management City Manager 48 ,90 5 .00 3,658.74 17,409.41 Personnel 21 475.00 1 8 47.73 7 019 .1 0 Total 70,380.00 5,506.47 24,428 .51 34.71 Finance 110,911.00 10,918.41 $ 7,423.50 40,18 8.26 36.23 Public Works Engineering 79 ,374 .00 4,974.78 16,302.66 Streets 352,880.00 23,870.35 97, 161.09 Traffic 100,440.00 4,943.10 10,455.00 40,6 96.77 Building Insp. 6 9,285.00 6,635.97 22,114.99 Bldg. Maint. 148,810.00 8,520.32 81,236.48 Total 750,789.00 48,944.52 10,455.00 257,511.99 34.30 Fire Dept. 402,199.00 32,007.93 126,065.59 31.34 Police Dept. 584,444.00 44,504.53 11,421.83 188,527.53 32 .26 Parks & Rec. 216,667.00 26,396.04 6,144 .00 66,594.06 30.74 Planning 44,356.00 2,894.18 11,440.42 25.79 Library 112,623.00 10,848.55 32,889.12 29.20 General Govt. Central S'er . 16,120.00 1,106.73 4,237.72 I Gen. Oper. 47,026.00 4,275.46 24,302.00 • Ernp. Benefits 17 500 .00 • Total 80,646.00 5 ,382.19 28,539.72 35.39 Total Expense ~2 ,448, 3 11.00 ~192,253 .48 ~35,444. 33 ~799 ,084.48 32.64 . , • Water Sales Other Tap Fees c onnection Chgs. Rentals Interest Miscellaneous Property Tax Total Total Revenue EXPENDITURES & Producti on Source & Sup. $ Power & Pump Purification Total Trans. & Dist. Administration Account & coll. General Total Debt Service Miscellaneous Capital Plant & Equipment • 0 • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES WATER FUND For Month of April, 1969 Anti cipated current Revenue Month To Date % of Est. Collected $750,000 .00 $12 91400 o 91 $317,628.99 42.35 1,000.00 2 74.10 366.60 10,000.00 8,936 .62 13,24 7.18 4,000.00 130.00 1,765.11 15,000.00 9,287.10 2,000.00 30 .35 295.00 34.31 95.42 32,295.00 9,375.03 24,791.76 76 .77 ~ 782 I 2 95. 00 ~138, 775.94 ~342,420.7 5 43.77 ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Annual Current Current Spent & % of Budget Month Encwnb. Encwnb. Budget To Date 1 6 ,724 .00 $ 508.10 $ 5,659.63 97,506 .00 5,057.77 18,663.83 68,567.00 4,234.40 18,686.29 182,797.00 9,800.27 43,009.75 23 .53 104132 3 o 00 5,419.27 21,894.45 20.99 51,369.00 4,487.11 17,197.77 77,078.00 13,040.05 29,076.46 128,447.00 17,527.16 46,274.23 36.03 374,698.00 319.25 .09 20,000 .00 20,000 .00 100.00 91,300.00 8,190.36 30,799.03 33.73 Total Expense ~901,565.00 ~40,937.06 ~162,296. 71 18.00 • •• ' r 'f I • • - Disposal Service Other Connection Fees Conn. Fees Res. Cap Add. Interest Miscellaneous Total Total Revenue • 0 - FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES SEWER FUND For Month of April, 1969 Antic ipated Revenue $245,000 .00 2,000.00 5 ,000.00 15,000.00 1,000.00 23 ,000 .00 ~268 ,0 00.00 current Month $351 581. 36 338.57 1,025.00 2,031.25 3,394.82 ~38,976.18 To Date $101,318.67 1,704.05 7 ,7 90 .00 5,730 .2 5 500 .00 15,724.30 ~117,042 .97 % of Est. Collected 41.35 68 .37 43.67 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS An n ual current Current Spent & % of Budget Month Encumb. Encumb . Budg et To Date Treatment $ 85,401.00 $ 7,989 .13 $22,824.97 26.73 Sanitary System 32,441.00 7,192.16 13,610 .15 41 .95 Administration Ace. & Coll. 13 ,362.00 1 ,107.50 4,346.00 General 15 ,671.00 2,071.89 5,313.73 Total 29,033.00 3,179.39 9,659 .73 33.27 Debt Service 72,113.00 10,906.25 11,024.35 15.29 Miscellaneous 22,500.00 2,444.40 20,975.35 93.22 Cap. Plant & Equipment 25 600.00 973.90 973 .90 3 .80 Total Expense ~267,088 .00 ~32,685.23 ~79,068.45 29.60 • I . • •' \ ! • f 'r - • Property Tax Sales Tax Misc. & Interest City Hall Bldg. Total Revenue • 0 • FINANCE DEPARTMENT REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND For Month of April, 1969 Anticipated Current To Date Revenue Month $ 89,019.00 $10,324.29 $ 28, 712.35 436,578.00 31,193.46 129,134.20 3,700.00 1,710.28 so 000.00 $5791297.00 $411517.75 $1591556.83 ,_----------------------------~ % of Est. Collected 32.25 29.58 46.22 27.54 EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS Cumulative Current Current Spent & % of Appro-AJ2eroeriation ~ Encumb. Encumb. eriation To Date Paving Dist. *17 $ 9,132.99 $ 100.00 .01 Paving Dist. *18 90,000.00 Park Improvement 50,000.00 50,000.00 100.00 Central Shops 190,477.81 $10,000.00 10,745.00 5.64 Aerial Ladder 427.00 Fire Station *1 Relocation 245,000.00 $210.00 1,541.75 .63 Police Reloca- tion 34,297.00 Storm Drainage 4,387.93 822.56 18.74 School Signals 25,000.00 613.65 2.45 Hampden Bridge 5,770.00 Sherman Bubblers 1,500.00 I • • s. Sherman & Bates 750.00 Misce l laneous Total Expense ~6561742.73 ~210.00 ~101000.00 ~631822.96 9.72 \ ( ' I 'r TO fROM SUBJEC T • • - INTER -OFFICE MEMORAND UM Sc<:pJ tn A . Lyon, Din:>.:tor of FJ.nanc:•• Rf'por• o. ~-·huol, t\pn_J 21 lo 2:i , Ka ns ils Un1vc• l 6<1_ ,. . ----------- 'h scl ml Wi1S attended by over l Or c ty an yers , ussi st nl::; n<i cl r -,r mc-nt h ds r epresenti g s ix ocn s d r" _ 'rh<" 1.<~me of L1w chool WilS, "Whitlter Ci y ,ovr rnrrn ?" The t heme \v s ;;ubd J.vicle d into three maJor ar 'CIS : ov0ra ll dev•>l opment of ci i s , c ivil disorders, and pu lie emp loyees ' tnions . address was given by Mr . J mf's M. B nov~tz of rsity . Mr. Bunovetz ind 1.cated tha man has gone wo ages: the age of survJ.vuJ and he a e of a cum u- J.On. W are Just at t he clos e of 1ltc• gc of a .cumu lation nt e ring the age of onstunpt ion-y he t~!rm , age of consump ion , Mr. Banovetz means tha ma n is no longer can - er cd wi h ac umulating materiill weal h but is on e rned with learning to enjoy what ha s bt:C'n built up ove r the entur1es. As proof that we arc app r o a ch ing such stage of evelopment he cited the increas r in leisure time , per so n al weal h, und automation of industry. This new age wi ll cau s e the cities to be oncerncd wit}, ;::>rov.id ing cultural and re reu ional cc-nters as well as pro ection a n d services. Mr. Banovetz stated that this dev c lopmen would be accompan i ed by assoc iat ions of cit i es to sol ve ommon met1o politan prob - l ems bu that these associa ions would be designed to p r ovid e cr. high degree of local self-determi na ion and au onomy . Th e role of the City Manager will al so hanqe to one o a negoti- ator and dip l omat with variou s i 1z en associa i~n s and other communities. '1'1-Je panel o n public employee union ,. w s lc-d by Mr _ Char ] es Shaeffer , legal ounsel fo r the Kunsas C1ty , Mi ss ouri , Fire- fighters Associ ation and a f orm er ity coun -i lm"n-Mr. Sha effer 's message was that p ub l ic employees :nust hove he right to organize into a union be ause otherwise mana q ~nen WJ l l no be responsive to empl o_ ee n c;us . Mr. w,1 l er '"anc , City Manaqer of Eau Cla ire, Wisconsin, r Vl~w,d h i s expcricn es with unions and colle tiv c bargainjnq unrlcr he p rmi ss1 vc> laws of Wisconsin. A g r e d 1 of ime was devor c-d to h_ discusston o l q is l ion allowing --or not allowing --union s , =-o llec 1vc ban;;:t ining , and s rikes . One thing whic h the dis c•.s::.Jon J.-Oin 0d o ut 1s tha with a law sim1lar to Wt s on sin'<; '·"'• ich go , •rn s a 11 asp2 s I • • . ' ' r 'f - • • 0 - Stanley H. D1al , City ~anager P qe 2 Mcty 8, 1969 of unJon-city relationships, both 1e union and the ci y a r e pla~0 d 1n in lexibl e f"'Si ions wi h li · lP room for p r od uctive discuss io s pr1or o opvn hos ili :,. il pub li c emp loye union law s1milar o Wisconsin's was propos d durinq the recent ses~1on of hr Co lor ado L gislature . It seems apparent that publ1c employees will ornani~e . but I believe the best l aw which sanctions the action is one whi h is o nly gener lly p e rmissive --simi lar to that proposed by he Colorado Muni cipal Leaque in the fall of 1968 . Civil disorders we re the topic of one day of the confe ren e . Mr . Ralph Wulz, City Manager of Wichitil, Ka nsas , di scus sed a city 's preparation to d e al with a riot . A pol ice training offic e r dis ussed the proper handling of a rio t situation by offi ers and c ity officials. Th e discussion was capped off by Mr . Alvin Brooks with the Kansas City Human Relations Commis- sion whose message was that you will neve r prevent riot by beino prepared for one. ~1en a riot occu r s , it is too la e : The problem, at least partially , i s to bring these disaffected people in o soc iety. They have never be n participants in he white man's culture , and so iety has not bren concerned until the non-viole nt marches an d violen riots. Mr . Brooks believes that there will be no fast solution but that wo actions must be taken : 1. Create a dialogue b etween whites and minori ies in order that both might understand he othe r . 2 . Provide the minorities employmen in the white society . Ov r 11, it was a frui ful and good conference . mmb ---4-~~~ St phen A. Lyon Dire or of Fi nan cr I • • . • I I • '!' - • • • CITY OF E1 GLEWOOD PLANN I NG A D ZO NDG COMMISSION April 9, 1969 I. CALL TO ORDER . Memb rs pr e s n t· Carlson ; Lon e; Parkinson ; Romans , Ex-officio M mb rs abse n t · Le ntsch; Woods Mr . Touchton mov d : Mr. P ar kinson s econded: Th motion c arri e d . That Mr. Carlson b e appoint d Chairman P ro-tem to co ndu c t this m eting i n th absence of Cha irma n Woods and Vice-Chairman Le nts c h . Mr. Car lson c all e d th e meeting to ord rat 8 :15P .M. I I . APPR OVAL OF MINUTES. Mr . Car lson state d that th e Minut s of th m et ing of March 19, 1969, we r e to b co nsid e r d for approval. T o u c hton mo v d: Parkinson s cond d· Th e Minut e s of Ma rch 19 , 1969 , b approv e d as wr itt e n . Th motion carried unanimously . III . FIRST NA T IONAL BANK S . Ch e rok ee U.S . 285 PARKING PLAN CASE #27-68 July 24 , 1968 Mrs. Romans stat e d that Chi ef Building Inspector Walla ce has referre d the parking p lans f or th propos e d First National Bank Build ing to th e Plannin g Commis s ion for th ir consid er ation . Mr . Wallace has indicat e d that th e re ar 114 ,76 5 squar f et of renta bl e f loor area , which r e qui res 383 par kin g spa ces as a minimum. Th e p lans show a total o f 401 spa ces , of which 24 ar spac e s for th e driv e -in wi ndows , and eig ht ar e spac e s for th e comm erc ial driv -in wi ndow and ni g ht d e pository window . This l e ave s 369 actual parking spac s on t h i mm diat e bank proper ty and in th e parkin g stru ctu re proposed to b built on land owned by the bank , which is south of U.S . 285 and on Elati Str t . Mrs. Romans also noted tha t the drainag e has b ee n approved by Assistant City Engineer , Ge n e Sagrillo ; and th e location of the u rb cuts has bee n approv e d b y Traffic En gi n eer James Hammond . Th er wi ll b no ntran ce s to th parking lot from Ch e rokee Street, Elati Street , or U.S . 285 , but only from Ch e rokee Circle. Th e parkin g structure is shown to b e two l e v ls, with 7 ' clearance at the lowe r lev e l. The Traffi c En g in eer has su ggest e d that adequate signing will b e n ece ssary b ec aus e of th c learanc e to e xclud truc ks , c amp e rs , etc. Mr . Eac han , Pr e side nt of First National Bank , stat e d that the lower l e v el of the parking structure will b e for bank e mploy ees only , and that they wi ll, therefor , b abl to control th e ma tt r. He stat e d t hat they wi ll have 9 ft. parking stalls for the custome r parking ar e a , and that there will be 11 ft. c l aran for th d pressed d riv -in windows. Mr. Eachan discusse d h e separat commer ial and ni g ht d e pository driv e-in windo ws, and stated that they ar wo rking on a n ew d e sign for t h is part icu la r window. Mr . Lon qu e st1on d t h advisability of ounting the spa ces shown for stacking at t h driv e -i n windows in t h ov rall availabl parking spaces? H d1d not f 1 that t his should b e don Mr. Ca r lson qu e stion d th ight paces that ar d e s1 g na ted for th commerci al driv e -in window, and stat e d he did no t feel that this could b e coun t d toward t h e t otal requ1 red par king spac . l -1 "\969 .. I • • ' r -• Mr .Ea c hon stat e d that they are considering "beefing up " the supports on th e parking structure, thus enabling them to put a third level of parking t h e r e, if it is necessary. He also stated that they are going to exercise t h e ir option on vacant land on Cherokee Circle for possible additional p a r king areas. Mr. Eachon stat e d that the parking lot immediately off of Ch e roke e Circle will have no "all-day parking ", and that 44 stalls will be allotted to the bank for the ir customers , with the remaining portions allott e d to other tenants for their customers. He stated that the other t enants of the building will hav e the upper level of the parking structure f or th e ir personal parking spaces. Mr . Eachon stated that they plan to h a ve a full time attendant on duty to oversee and assist with the parking. Further brief discussion followed . Parkinson moved: Lone qe conded: The plans for the design of the First National Bank surface parking lot east of the building and the parking structure in the 3500 block of South Elati Street be approved as sub- mitted . The motion carried unanimously . IV, KUBBY-STOPA PARKING PLAN CASE #18-69 3600 Blocks S. Pearl -So. Penn. Mrs. Romans stated that the parking plans for the apartment complex pro- posed by Mr. Kubby and Mr. Stopa have been referred to the Commission by Chief Building Inspector Wallace. She stated that Mr. Reynolds, architect, was present for the discussion. Mrs. Romans stated that front and side setback variances have been requested from the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and she felt that any action the Planning Commission might take would be subject to the variances being granted by the Board. Mrs . Romans stated that the first plan presented had been discussed with Traffic Engineer Hammond and Public Works Director Waggoner. Several changes were suggested , and these changes have been incorporated in the plan presented at this meeting. The plans show 84 nine foot wide parking stalls. Mr. Lone asked why 9 ft. of the vacated alley was shown as being in use for this development? The alley was originally 15 ft. wide, and if vacated would revert half to owners on each side; therefore, he felt that only 7! feet could be used for this development. Mr. Reynolds stated this would be corrected. Further discussion followed. Lon e moved : Touchton seconded: The plans for the parking layout submitted by Stopa Construction Co., R. W. Reyholds, Architect, be approved subject to the proper variances being granted by the Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and subject to the surface material and construction of the lot and the drainage being approved by the Director of Public Works. The mot i on carri e d unanimousl y. The me mb e rs reconsidered th e t wo parking plans that had been considered at thi s mee ting. It was th e opini o n of the Commission members that the plan for the F i rst National Bank do e s not mee t the minimum number of spaces re- q uired by the Compreh e nsiv e Zoning Ordinance , inasmuch as neith e r the 24 s paces f or the driv e -in wi ndows nor the 8 spaces for the commer c ial-night d p os itory window should be c ounted as parking area for th e rentable floor a re a o f the building . Alt e rnate methods of providing the additional spaces wer d i s c uss e d . Th e Dir ector was aske d to so notify the Chi e f Building Ins pector and Mr . Eachon. 2 • I • ·' ' r I f '\' V . D. SCHLEGELMILCH 325 west 8ellev1ew Touchton moved: l • REZONING R-2 A to R 3-B CASE #14-69B March 19 , 1969 February 19, 1969 Parkinson seconded: The matter of the rezoning request by Mr. Schlegelmilch be raised from the table. The motion carried unanimously. The information presented at the Public Hearing on March 19 , 1969, was dis cu ss e d by the Planning Commission members. Possible ways of developing this sit e were discussed. Mr. Lone stated he didn't feel that any additional access cuts onto Belleview Avenue were desirable, and felt that perhaps access could be provided from Grand Avenue. Further discussion followed. Mr. Parkinson pointed out that there were some quite nice single family residential uses in the area to the west, and he did not feel that it was unfeasible to develop this site under the present zoning, which is R-2-A. Mrs. Romans mentioned the possibility of applying the Planned Unit Develop- me nt proposal to sites such as this one under the revised zoning ordinance, whereby a developer is tied to a specific "plan" and not given blanket approval for whatever the zone classification permits. The vacant multi- family land to the east of the subject site was then discussed. Parkinson moved: Touchton seconded: The rezoning request filed by Mr. D. Schlegelmilch be denied for the following reasons: (1) A Public Hearing was held, at which Public Hearing it was shown that similarly zoned land to the east of this subject site is undeveloped and has been so since it was first zoned to R-3-B in 1963. (2) It has not been shown by the applicant that the subject property cannot be developed under the present R-2-A zoning. (3) The changes in the surrounding area since this site was zoned R-2-A in 1963 have not been such as to indicate a need for the rezoning of this property at this time. (4) Petitions in opposition to the request were filed, which petitions contained 43 signatures of residents in the area. All property owners but one across the alley to the west on Delaware Street signed the petition in opposition. (5) There was no one present at the public hearing in favor of the rezoning, ) and there were ten persons present in opposition to the rezoning. The motion carried unanimously. VI. MISCELLANEOUS Mrs. Romans statea that a joint City Council-Planning Commission meeting has been set for May 19th, 6:00 P. M., at Hey Louie's Restaurant. Mrs. Romans stated that Mr. Kenneth Carlson will be the Commission repre- sent at ive at the ASPO Convention in Cincinnati April 20 -24. Mr. Thorney's rezoning application and hearing before Council on the 3000 Block South Delaware was discussed. Th Pecos-Windermere street name change was again considered. No action was taken, and the matter will be placed on the agenda for the next meeting. It was decided not to hold a meeting of the Commission on April 23, 1969, inasmuch as the Director and Mr. Carlson would be out of town . If it is necessary to transact business before the May 7th meeting, a specia l meeting can b e called. Lon e moved: Touchton seconded: The meeting be adjourned. Th e motion carried unanimously, and the meeting was adjourned at 10 :25 P. M. • •• 1 r '!' I • • f - - • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD crrY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION DATE : May 14. 1969 SUBJECT : Proposal f'J.'om Manley. Inc . to construct and maJnta1n Concession Stand at Sinclair Outdoor Swim Pool. RECOMMENDATION! That the City of Englewood enter into an agreement with Manley. Inc. to provide a concession stand operation at the Sinclair Outdoor Swim Pool. This would be the same as the agreement now in effect at Belleview Park. OF FICIAL CITY COUNCIL ~OCU MENT Rf"rliJ'l'1 ._, lt1AY 1 q ·-:,g COUNCIL ME[. I G FILE CITY. OF. ENGLEWOOD, COLO. Respectfully submitted: By the Order of the Englewood Parka and Recreation Commission Recording secretary I . • ·' \ ! • 'f •• • , • TO : Me mb e rs of the City Council FROM : Pla nning Dir e ctor Romans • - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATIE : May 16 , 1969 suaJfCT: Alley Vacation: 5000 Block South Broadway-South Acoma ' .... At the May 7th meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission, the members considered the request made by J. William Crouch, President of Bill Crouch Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc., to vacate the south 300 feet of the Broadway-Acoma alley in the 5000 block south and the access-way which runs east and west between the aforementioned alley and South Acoma Street. You may recall that this lies just north of what has been the Capra Auto Supply and Machine Shop at 5084 South Acoma Street. The north 300 feet of this same alley was vacated by Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1964, to permit a more orderly development of the site which encompassed land on both sides of the alley. An easement was retained for utilities. It was at this same time , that a deed was given to the City for an alternate access-way from the remaining south 300 feet of the alley to South Acoma Street across all of Lot 16 and the south 6 feet of Lot 15, Block 8, Harlem Second Addition. At that time there were five other owners involved adjacent to the remaining south portion of the alley, and it was the opinion of the City that this alternate alley should be retained in lieu of the vacated north portion. Since that time, however, Chrysler Realty Corporation or J. William Crouch have purchased four of these five properties and Mr. Crouch has a contract to purchase the fifth property. This is a residential use at 75 West Belle- view Avenue . I have discussed the matter with the attorney for the owner of this property and he did indicate that his client was going to sell tbe property to Mr. Crouch and that he would have no objection to the s(f) • I 0 . I ·' I ! ' f '!' -• 0 - v a cation. I hav e ontacted Mou n t a i n Stat es Te l e phon e, t h e gas a nd e l ec tr ic s ctions of Publi c Service Compan y, th e Dir ec tor o f Publ ic Works, and t h e Director of Utilities abou t th e request e d vac a t ion , and th ere is no o b ject io n fr o m a n y of t h e s e sources i f an e as e ment is r e taine d in th e north-so u t h a lley f or util it i e s. There are no utilities in th e east-west alley and it is not b e ing recommended that an eas e me nt be retained . You may r e me mbe r that West Grand Avenue between South Broadway and South Acoma Stree t was also vacat e d at th e requ e st of Mr. Crou c h last year. This action was taken in Ordinance No . 25 , Series o f 1968 . The purpose of this vacation was to permit land owne d to the north of West Grand Avenue to be developed jointly with th e l a nd owned t o th e south of that street . You will note on the accompanying map that ther e was only a 25 foot dedication for this street. A motel unit which was situated on what would have been the north half of this dedication has been re- moved by Mr. Crouch and th ~ land is available for the proposed new d e velopment. In as much as th e entire block is to b e developed as one use by on e association---J. William Crouch and th e Chrysler Corporation--- and in as mu c h as no other own e rs will be involved ; it was the opinion ' o f th e C ity P l an ni n g and Zoning Commission that there will b e no publi c p urpos e serve d b y t h e c on t inued r e t e ntion o f these alle ys other t han f or ut i l i t ies . I t was r ecomm e nd e d that the se two alleys b e vac at e d and t hat an e as e me n t b e r e taine d i n th e north-south alle y fo r pub lic u ti liti e s . The s p ec ifi c r e comm e ndat i on f rom th e Commiss i on i s at t a c h e d . da r • D . Andrews Romans Planning Di r ec tor • . , I ! 'f I • 0 • ,._ • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: May 7, 1969 SUBJECT: ALLEY VACATION RECOMMENDATION: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the vacation of the alley adjacent to Lots 13 ' through 24 and 25 through 36, Block 8, Harlem Second Addition, and the alley way running east and west through portions of Lots 15 and 16, Block 8, Harlem Second Addition, be approved; however, it is requested that an easement for utilities be retained in lieu of the north-south portion of the alley. Respectfully submitted, By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. • I I· • ' - I I ..-: en ~ L_ L • 0 L ~ 1 . .... I -<l • ~ --0 -~ t v -• • - 0 031'11JVII 9961 <;(! Ql:j 'I] I 1'--' \' --U .. - ' I I-::::> 0 en ~ ~ 0 <l: 0 IV f 1\ d r I (f) I II I 1: ( -· • 03J.Y.IIf" 3 8 OJ. 5 .. 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UHE R~;s , there presantly cx fsts a publi c alley or ri ght of ~ay d·~cc nt to Lots 13 through 36, Block 8 , Harl em Second Ad tt1on, 1~y of Engle~ood, County of Arapahoe and State of Color clo; and W E EAS, the re also exists w1thfn said block an alley or acc es $ wa y a cross and over all of Lot 16 and the South & feet of lot 15 he reof; ~nd UH R E~s. t~e Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of En g ie 1oo D S heretof ore rcco ~m ended that the alleys hereinabove "cr1 b db vacated; and UIIE -As, sa1d alleys no longer serve any useful purpose and the vac a tion of said alleys ~il l not leave a~y realty adjoining the sa~o u1 thout ~n establish d public road connecting the said realty wi!h another established public road; ~nd W EREA S, the alleys herein~bovc described are loc ted en tirely t tth 1n the City of Engleuood, Colorado. and do not c on stitute a bo unda ry li ne between the C1ty of Englewood and any county or other mun1cip Hty; ~JO !, THEREFORE. BE !T ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF ~GLE !000 , COLO RADO, as follows: Sec tion 1. Tha t the hereinabove described alleys located 1n the-ci -;-o1 En g lewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, be and the same ar he reby vacated. Sc ctf on 2. There is hereby reserved fro m the vacation of that are djacent to Lots 13 throu gh 36, Block a. an ease me nt in, through, over, across and under the aforesaid realty for sewe r, gas , ~a ter and similar pipeltnes, appurtenances and utilftt s, and for electric, telephone and sioilar lines. appurtenances and uttlittos. Introduc e d, read in full and passed on first reading on the d y cf ---···---··· 1969. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ______ day of -----· 1969. A te$ t: M yor-I . • •' \ I I I 'T • • I, Stephen A. Lyon, do here by certifv th a t the ahove fore9oinq is a true , accurate and co mplete copy of a Bill an Ordin ance introduced, read in full and passed o n first re ading on the __ day o f _____ , 1969. Attest : -2- and for ,_ I· • • • • I, Stephen A. Lyon, d o her eb y certif y t ha t t he a bove an d fore9oinq is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance introd uced, read in full and passed o n first reading on the __ day of , 1969. Attest: City Cle r k-Treasurer -2- I· • . , - • OFFICIAL: C ITY COUNCIL DOCUMENT Rr.-•tr.!.J Tf") NAY 1 • 0 • ( ALLEY VACATION AND DE IC A TIC'N COU NCIL FIQS) 0 Block S Broadway -.4co CITY. OF E·~-u.:.:~· COL L ;::s£.ND 20 1 to be paved )o. ('\ 0 !t )> ' v RAND ' (~ ·"f '·~ [0..6J IC' ' ... --4 " ~·e E mill!'-. ,---;;-] u ~ IT! ~ <l ~~ r ~'! • 1•1 r-:-t. .[:J K l__.f' ' ' 't;l ~ Tul " w ~ ,, < An;;-(... t\: t!l 3 P ~l i N'"; ' ' ~~!~ Ts::Hk J. ~ T O AR~GE \ ~ T GAh ~1\St'l \ ..J lj u . o- :r, CDll c' I It! c[.(l ~ ~ r.r~vr :'.!l . 1.-.. .,.on~ r-;--, .. -,._ ...__.... ~-~ 2 l '"' l_) "' ll 5 .. 10 L_ S CALf 1":. 100' ----------~--------------~~~---------------~----~ .. ~~-----.,. 8ELLf.V '[W ;- . ' ·' I I '! I . • • • A BILL FOR AM ORDI NAMtE VA CATI NG CERTAi n PUBLI C ALLEYS, ACCESS WAYS OR RIGHTS OF WA Y PRESENTLY EX I STING WJTHIM BLOCK B. HARLEM SECOND ADDITION, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, STATE OF COLORADO. WHEREAS, ther e presently exfsts 1 publtc elley or right of way adjacent to Lots 13 through 36, Block 8, Harle• Second Addition, Ctty of Engl ewood , Coun t y of Arapahoe 1nd State of Colorado ; and WHEREAS, there 1lso extsts withtn s1fd block an alley or access way across 1nd over all of Lot 16 and the South 6 feet of Lot lS thereof ; an d WHEREAS, the Plannin g and Zoning Coaafsston of the Ctty of Englewood h1s heretofore reco .. ended that t he alleys heretnabove described be vacated ; and WHEREAS, sat d 1lleys no longer serve any useful purpose and the vacetfon of sat d 1lleys wtll not leave any realty adjoining the saae wtthout an establtshed publtc road connecting the said realty wfth another established publtc road ; and WHEREAS , the alleys heretnabove described 1re located entirely within the Cfty of Englewood, Color1do. and do not constitute a boundary ltne between the Ctty of Englewood 1nd any county or other 11un i ct pelt ty ; MOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows : Sectton 1. Th1t the hereinabove descrtbed alleys located tn th~ty o Englewood, Arapahoe County , Colorado. be and the saae are hereby vacated. Section 2. There is hereby reserved fro• the vacation of that area a acent to Lots 13 through 36, Block a. an easeaent tn, throuth. over , across and un4er the aforesaid realty fer sewer, gas. water and statler ptpelinea , appurtenances and uttltttea, and for electric , telephone and statler lines, appurtenances and utilities. l Introduced re~4 in full and passed on first ;c._ day fl 4y.. _ • 1969. readt np o. the l 1 Publtshed as a 81 11 for an Ordtnance on the Vtaj~ . uu. day of Attest : ------.--...,..-------------ayor rea surer ,._ I . • .• \ ! ' 'r - • • I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above an d foregoin g is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for an Ord inan ce introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the fl._ day of ))d uj'"", 1969. Attest: City Clerk-Treasurer -2- r .• I ! '! I 0 f • • • INT RODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCIL AN ... A BILl FOP AN ORO I AHCE ANN EX ! G TO TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN RE ALTY OWNED BY THE CI TY OF ENG L E ~OOD DE SCRI BED THEREIN A ~O D E C LA R I ~G A ~ E~CRGE :CY. WHER EAS , t he City of Eng lewood is the sole owner of a parcel of g round located outsid e t he boundaries of t he City o f .ng l wo od a n d u lth in he unin cor porated territory of t he County of Ar a pahoe, State of Colorado , de scri bed as follows, to wf t . and Be g inn f n a t po i nt o n t h south section line 1559.8 feet cas t of the south 1/4 corner of Se ct io n 9, Township 5 So ut h , Ra nge 68 West , of the 6 th P.H.; thenc e north 218 feet ; thence east 1 93.34 f et ; th ence south 1 8 feet to th south 11ne of s ai d Section 9 ; thence west on the sai d s ou t h l i n 19 3 .4 fee t to the point of beginn1no , said t ract con t aining 0.9 68 acres mo re or less. WII EREAS, not less than l/6th of said parcel 1s contiguous wfth t he bou nd aries of said City; an d WHEREAS, the sa id parcel me ets the requ i rements for annexation of City -owned land , as established by the provisions of 139-21-5 (3), C.R.S. 1963, as amended, t hat fs to say : A. The said parcel consists of one parcel held in id ntital ownership, and the same does not dfvfde a tract or parcel without the written consent of t e 1 nd owne r ; D. Sai d parcel does not contain 20 acres or More , which, togethe r with bui l dings and i•prove•ents situated thereon. ho ~ an assessed value in ••cess of $200,000 .00 for adwlorem tax purposes ; C. o annexation resolution, annexation pet1t1on o r petft fo n for en ann ex ation election. or any ot h r ann exatfor. proceedings have been co••enced for t h annexation of part or ell of such territory to another •unicipality ; and 0. Th sai d property fs not solely 1 pu blic street or rig ht of way . OW, TH£REF ORE , &E IT OPDAI ED Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF Tl tE CITY OF (NGLEWOOD, COLO RA DO, as follows : Sect ion 1. The hereinabov described territory should be. and is hereby, annexed to the Cfty of Englewood. Section 2. The aforesaid aneea1tion shall beco e effect ve edfetely upon the effecttwe d1te of thfs ordinance, except for the purpose of general ad v1lorea taaatfon ; and for ... ) I ' - • • this purpose, the s •• shall beco~e effec t1ve as of 12:01 •·•· January 1 • 1970. Sectfon J. The Cfty Cler fs hereby authorized and directed to prepar an annex ation ap of the hereinabove described area . whfch ••P s hall contain the followfn q fn f or atfon : 1. r1tten lega l d scription of satd area; 6 . Th e boun dariQS of said area; c. Th e location of t ch ownership tract fn the area • and . The boundaries of the area her in annexed 1n relationship to the contiguous bound ary of the Cfty of Engle wood an d t he contiguous boundary of any other ~un1c 1 p lfty uttin g a «r a, wfth df~e ns io ns of safd contiguous boundaries. The Cfty Clerk fs hereby f rth e r aut ho rized and directed , with in h1rty 30 ) cay s aft r the eff ctfve date o f thfs ord1 nance, to : . Mainta in one co py of the aforesaid annexation map with the original of t h is ordinance fn hfs offfce i B. File one certf f i d copy o this ordinance an d on copy of the annexation ••P wfth the Secretary of Sta te of the State of Colorado > and C. Ffl for r cording one certifi ed opy o f thfs ordinance and one copy of the aforesafd annexation ap wfth the C ler ~ ano Recorder of the County of Arapahoe, Sta te of Colorado. ,_ Sectfon 4. In vtew of the fact t h at the City of Englewood needs-fiii~teci1ately to conuce to develop the hereinabove ) described territory for park and open space uses, aRd a contract has een entered fnto for th1s purpose, and sfnce it fs f•possible to properly develop thfs property fer munfcfpa l purposes until such tf me as safd realty beco•es 1 part of the City of Englewood, City Council does hereby declare an e•ergency n cessftatfng the f••edfate passage of this ordinance to preserve the public health, safety and welfare, by reason of whfch thfs ordinance shall beco•e effectfve f~•edfately upon its ffnal passege. Introduced, read and unanimouslyap proved by • quoru• on Hay 19 , 1969. Mayor Attest: I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certffy that the above and foregoing fs a true, accurate and co~plete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance introduced, read fn full tnd unani11ously approved by a quorum on May 19, 1969. Attest: Cfty Clerk-frea 1urer -2- I , ' r - • • • • l 1:TI~O ilUC!:: AS ;... 3 I L Y C O U :I CI L!-iA:~ A RILL FOP ::: Or'O!:; .:: E 'i:tl~Y.I:•G TO TH-r;y-y ,t: E :r.t. .\1 I')J CCRTt.I tl R ~A L TY c::r•E~ ll':' T!•:: CIT~' r.r EiiC LC 100 0 Df.SC P.I St: TH -R I N MoD DECL ARI NG AN E~ERGE~CY . "~![R AS , t li · City o f !::n 9 C\:oc ~ t:·.c sole 0 11ne r of J p::rce1 of g r unc.! 1 c;::tE;d outs 'd t !;c bou c!a 1·1es of th e City of En '; 1 :~oo d Jn .:! 1:·: t :r: t!1:: ud ncorpor te:d t ;-ri tory of t h e County of Ar~pehoc , S a of Colorado, ~cr ibcd as follows, to-1 i : nd C<''inn' ,c <:t il r.oi r.t e n ~I.e so u h s c c t ~on 1'lr.e :aa9 .~ f ee t cas c f the :ou th l/~ c crr.c of Sc ct ic r. 9 , T01 :n st:i p 5 Sou th , P.Jn ':c GC l'c:t , of t: e 6 th P .ll.; the n ce nor th 21 3 f ct; thcr.ce cast 193 .3 4 f ·t; th c scu ~h · 8 f l.ct to t h s o~ h l"nc o f SJ i d Sc ctto 9; t hen c e w st on h e s ~d south .inc ~ .~ c t to tt:e point o f ~~in ni~g; s ~ rile co:t Lin g o.g C acr s ~ore o r 1 ss. :•!.:: .:.A , not le~s t hL: 1/f.th o f :>u1d pare 1 fs c ~o~ntiguous 1:i t i1 t :.~ 'ou .a .. r · s of :;<l i City; n :·.:.;>c.;s, t 10 sa pa rcel me ets t he r cqu·;rc r.cnt s for ·n n ~.. ;:-:i on of C'ity -01 ne d l n , as establis h by the p ro~ ~i s of 1 ~9 -2 -5 (3), C.R .S . 1963 , as a men~ , that is t !:Jy : A. T ~c s:id p::rcel con si sts of one pare ... 'd i cl . · ;., C.\;r. rsh ip , a . the Silr.le dec!: not o pa re 1 u1 ho t t c wrfttcn consent S i d p~rc 1 c cs not co nt air. 20 acr s or r.:o r c , uh i c h , togc h r 111 th bui l c!i ng s and fr.1prov ments n cs~ ss vcl~e fn exc ss o f lorc r.1 x pur oses; C. t o Dnn x ti n r c!:olution, nncxation ~~t f 1on or petit ' n fo r n n cxation clc ctf o , or ilr.y ot er nnc~a i on pro c e e c fn g s h ve b n co mm n eed fc t he annexation of p art or ell of such territory o nether rn unfc p 11ty; nd D. The s f d p rep rty is not solely o public street or ri ght o f y • r;O\. H 'ER EFORE, E IT O~O A I NED 13 Y THE CITY CC I:CIL OF TilE C T'! OF :I GL 1-;00D , CCLO RADO , C!> fo lo\:s: ~c ction 1. The h rein bov c s crfb d territory should ~. -;;,-.· "fsher by, an nexed to the C1ty of Engl wood. ~:~for.?. he a fo ~s11:d a r.cx·t~on ~ .1 bee :"'C f"~-·~ ~~ ·f;..r· df ntc y upon t he ffcc 1vc d tc of t h fs ord fn ,nc c, x c cp L f or t ho ur p o~c of qcnc r 1 ad v a l e r a~ taxati on ; an d for I • • . , ·' \ ! I '!' - • • t hf p ~rposc, th s ~mE s h~ll J nu ry 1, 1970 . co «. eff c f c s of 12:01 .o . Section 3 . The City Cl ~rk i s h ~by a d i r ec' e:C:--ci-iir<:p r~ . r. nncx i c. r.. p of t h orizcd and h cre f n;;b ovc fo 1 o 11 ng c1 s crfl> d arc • •dh1 c h r ap s h 1 cont ain ~ e irfo r ma ion: A. A wr1tt n 1 g cs~~~ptfo of s fd area; B . T e bo nae.rt of said ~r a; C. Tl · loc· ion of ~c o ~1n rsh fp tr ct fn the r a; n • The ~o •n cr1cs o U.c rca he r ein ar.r.cxc d 1n rcl al'i o r.s toip v t !·.~ cv t1~1..CU3 b n a ry of t he City of Er.r,l £;1:cot: end t h e cc ntf!}u ous bo ~or.~"ry CJf eny et he r r..u •· i p c1 i y o:t..u ·tf na t 1: aroa . '<I h cifr..c nsfons of said c n ;g ous boun ries . The Ctty Clerk f~ hor c by further aut hcriz d and directed , ~~ tl.-ln tt: r y (3 ) C:.u y Jf e:r h ffcctivc: ·" e o f this orcl1n r.n c • to: Ma y /.. f.:afntain on r .• C!J tJ. ·1 t t ori gi n£: co py of t ~c forcsaid ~n ncxat fon of t i ~ or inancc fn hfs office; L. Ffl o e c c Hied co py o f t is or fn r.ce a r,(j "''c c op y of the:: n .cxat·; n .. ~p ~lith t h Seer tary of :51.: .. · o f t .c Stolt(: o·r CGlor o; nd C . fi f or ·~:.·;~ oro n i!r.c c: a .d o ne 1 ... ~ 1-,; !, t .u C':LrL r.cJ l..r ~ph uc. ate cf Col of 0 xation En 1 c~:ood ov a rc a nd unanimously appl"ov d by a quoruo on tlayor Attest: I, St rnh en A. Lvon, do he r ~b u for ~no in n 1s a true, acc u r a t ~nd an O r d in~nce introduced , read in by a q uo ruM on ·la•t 1 9 , 1969. Att e st: e r r i " t ha t the i\h0ve and con p l e te c o nv of a Cill o r ul l and unanimouslv an rov ed ---cTtycl~surer -2 - I • • f • • ,._ RESOLUT I Qt, N . Ll . SERIES OF 1969 RES LUTtO N SUPPO RTir lG TH E CIT Y COU NCIL or THE CITY OF LITTLETON, COLORADO AND THE GATES COMPANY IN THEIR EFFORTS TO BRI NG AN IM PORTA NT I NO U TRIAL DE VEL OPME NT TO THE SOU TH ARAP AHO E COUNTY AREA. WH EREAS , Th e Gates Company anno unced sometime ago its desire an d intention to erect an in d ustrial development in the s out h pa rt of Ara pa hoe Co unty , wit hin the boun dari e s of the City of Littleton , an d WHE RE AS , this announcement was greeted with enthusiasm by the l a r ge naj or i t y of t he resi dent s o f t i s area and by all responsi b le public officials ; and WH EREAS, it fs the considered judgment and opinion of t his City Council t hat indu s trial developmen t in thi s area of t he kind and nature conte~plated by The Gates Company is sorely neede d a nd would p rovide a more healthy economic cli mate ; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Littleton ha s shared thi s view an d has welcomed Th e Gates Company as a new neighbor within its boundaries; and WH EREAS , the said Gates Company has recently announced th a t due to the complaints a d objections of a few persons, it is reconsidering its decision to brin g this industrial development to this area, NO W, THEREFORE , BE IT RES OLVE D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGLEWOOD as follows : 1. That, based upon all information and evidence which has come before this City Council, The Gates Company should be assured that the overwhelming majority of residents, citizens and taxpayers of this area are fully in favor of said develop~ent and look upon the same as a further indication that southern Arapahoe County is an area of progress; and that while certain objections and coMplaints May have come to the attention of The Gates CoMpany, it should be assured that these objections and co~plaints do not, by any means, represent t he viewpoint of the overwhelMing majority of the people in this area. 2. That the City Counci l of the City of littleton and The Gates Company should both be co•Mended for anticipating and endeavoring to provide solutions for proble~s which Might be encountered in the areas of traffic, air polution, noise and other ~odern industrial development plannin • This City Council of th e City of Englewood desires to give assurances to both of these parties that it will endeavor to work with these parties, and all others, in continuing •odern progressive develop~ent in this area, with the assurance that it shall have the full support and cooperation of fts citfzens and residents in this endeavor. Attest : ayor -------reasurer • --------- I I t ' ., • • I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and co•plete copy of 1 resolution p ssed by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the l_Co day of 72?a1J __ , 1969. City Clerk-Treasurer -2- I . • \ ! I f '!' • • A G R E E M E N T OFFICIAL: etTY COUNCIL DOcUMENT fl E "t!!:,..l TO MAY 19 '69 COUNC IL ME ETING FILE C~ OE ENG.LEWOOD, COLO. THIS AGREEME NT made this __ day of t~ay, 1969, by and between the City of Englewood , a Colorado municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as "C ity") and Bo b's Auto Service, Inc., a Colorado corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Bob's "), U I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, the City has recently experienced an increase in the number of motor vehicles being abandoned within the boundaries of the City, either on private or public property; and WHEREAS, the City has been granted authority by its charter, certain ordinances passed pursuant thereto and certain statutes of the State of Colorado, to take possession of such abandoned motor vehicles and to dispose of the same in accordance with procedures for such disposal set forth in said ordinances and statutes; and WHEREAS, it is the mutual desire of the parties hereto that Bob's render certain services to the City in relation to the seizing and disposing of such vehicles in accordance with the terms and conditions hereof, NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants hereinafter contained, it is mutually agreed as follows: 1. Bob's agrees to remove such abandoned or disabled motor vehicles from public or private property as may be designated, from time to time, by a representative of the Englewood Police Department, such re moval to be carried out pursuant to the directions of said Englewood Police Department, and to t r ans port each of said v chir ~ ·~ t City , which lot s ha 1> e d ll c q ua t c , y .1 n ... , · "J •" otherwise prepared for the temporary stora ge of such veh icle s. 2. The storage of such vehicles upon such lot shall be of a te mporary nature pe ndin q completion of such leqal, or ot hPr, p roc eedi ngs as ma y be neces sa ry to dispose o f the same, and such MAY 1 9 1969 ~(0 ) I . • . , \ I I f .,. • • storage shall be conducted in such manner as may be directed by representatives of the City; providing that such storage shall be conducted so as to maintain open fire lanes upon such storaqe lot, and in no case shall any vehicles be stacked one upon the other. 3. The City agrees that it shall, at its expense, maintain such storage lot and fencing surrounding the same in proper condition for the storage of motor vehicles, keeping the same free from weeds and other trash. 4. The City further agrees to pay to Bob's the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each vehicle picked up by Bob's and placed upon the aforesaid storage 1~; and, to this end, Bob's agrees to maintain records adequate to determine the number of vehicles placed upon said lot by Bob's during 'any calendar month and to present a statement for such services to the City on a monthly basis. To this end, however, Bob's further agrees that should any vehicle placed by it upon said lot be reclaimed by the owner thereof, as a result of which Bob's collects from such owner a fee for towing or storage services, no charge shall be made to the City for such services; and, in addition, the City shall receive a credit of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each vehicle thus reclaimed against any amount due to Bob's for such towing services. 5. Bob's further agrees that the services to be rendered by it pursua~t to the terms of this Agreement shall include, and be subject to, the following terms and conditions: A. Should Bob's, or any representative thereof, discover any items of personal property in or about any such vehicle, the same shall be immediately given to a representative of the Englewood Police Department for proper disposition. B. Bob's shall furnish to the said Englewood Police Department for each vehic)e towed to the aforesaid -2- ----1 I . • . , I l I 'f • • storage lot by it Colorado State Form (C.S.P. 307) "Report of Abandoned Vehicle," in duplicate, properly and completely executed. C. Upon completion of all necessary legal procedures resultin g in a forfeiture of title to said abandoned or inoperable vehicle, Bob's shall cause the same to be removed from said storage lot within a reasonable period of time, but in no case more than seven (7) days thereafter, in order that adequate storage space shall be available upon sai~lot for the storage of further abandoned or inoperable vehicles. The City shall make no claims of title to any such vehicle and it has no objection to Bob's acquisition of title thereto, or to any part thereof, should the same be acquired by Bob's in accordance with the proper statutory or ordinance procedure therefor. 6. Both parties hereto agree that the obligations hereby assumed by each of them shall be performed in accordance with all applicable statutes, ordinances or lawful regulations adopted pursuant thereto. 7. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of, and shall be binding upon, the successors and assigns of the parties hereto; providing, however, that either party hereto may cancel this Agreement by giving sixty (60) days' written notice thereof to the other party, via registered or certified mail addressed to the followin g : A. City of Englewood Eng lewood City Hall 3400 South Elati Eng lewood, Colorado 80110 B. Bo b 's Auto Service, Inc. 28 20 South Elati Englewood, Colorado 80110 -3- I . • . ' I I I ~ • • IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first written above. Attest: City Clerk-Treasurer Attest: Secretary CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, A Colorado Municipal Corporation By __________ ~------------------Mayor BOB'S AUTO SERVICE, INC., A Colorado Corporation By ________ ~--~.-~------------President -4- I· • \ ! 1 f or -• 0 - L 'T H I NDRY, E RICKSON & ME YER .A1 T .)F?t.JEYS A T L.O.W HAYES ~ ~I N ORY 11 962 1 W ILLI AM 1-1 ERIC11.S O N M ILlO ,_, (. M fYC~. JR C 1-!(NI=t'f R O ATH llr.fRW!t., M r LTON :''""A RL(S r f:IREG A AP N OLO C Wf.G1-4ER Cl 0 0 W ILLI"'M M S:M S DE~VER,C~LO AAU O 602 0Z J AY GL•E.C ~<. March 1g, lg6g .J01"1U P llr.PE •SM(I M (.P ~QB AT 0. 5 ... ')W-.L.lER J A,...r!;, J M O PRAT O ..tO,..N J H A N LO N .JOSf~ ... r. COL..ANT UO ""O ,-q(.Q A A L81 ..JOo-.N l OR.-.C( LO"'(N L M A LL IP[ T(.q C. "4A.)(rt(L0 QI CN AR O B 'VO ..,WALO A 1t t l=f •C-.SO N o ,. cou "'5!.L. Mayor and City Council City of Engl wo od 3400 Sou th Elati Stree t Englewood, Colorado 80110 Atten tion: Mr. Stanl ey H. Dial, City Manager Re : Col umbia Savings and Loan Association, New Engl ewood b ra nch b uilding. Gentleme n: On b ehalf of Columbia S avings and Loa n Association , we hereby request that the City o f Englewood grant to Columbia an ease- ment for parking over a four-foot strip of land owned by th e City , which land is adjacent to and n o rth of the Columbia Build- ing site in the New Engl ewood Shopping Center. The attached drawings indic ate where the property i n question is l oc ated, and th e leg al description is as foll ows : . Commencing at the southwest corner of Sectio n 3 4, Township 4 south, range 68 we st of the sixth P.M.; thence north e rly along the west line of said Sec- tion 34, 68.00 feet to a point on the north line of West Hampden Avenu e ; th nee on an angle to t he right of goo 07 ' 2 6" and along said north line 3 81.00 fe e t to a po int; th ne e on an angle to the left of goo 00 ' 00 ", 130 .00 feet o the point of b e ginning; thence o n an angle to the right of goo 00' 00", 120 .0 0 fe t; thence on an angl to the left o f goo 00 ' 00", 4 feet; thence on an ang l e to t he left o f goo 00 ' 00 ", 120 .00 fc t; thenc on an angle to t he left of goo 00 ' 00", 4 f eet t o th point of beginning ; County o f Arapah o , s t > of olorado. h reque s t h t the cascmen for parking b gran d to Columb~ so long .s th adjDc e nt property is usPd by Colum i or on of MAY 1 IS. 7ti) • .• I ! 'r I f - • H oND RY, ERI C KSON &. M E Y ER Mayor and Ci t y Co un cil Ci t y of Eng l ewood Ma r ch 1 9 , 1 969 Page 2 • 0 • its affi lia t e d c om panies as an office for its operations. If y o u have any questions or if I can be of further help, p l e a s e f ee l f ree to contact me directly. Very truly yours, Robert D. Showalter RDS /1 ds Encl. ' I • • . , ·' I ! - • TO : St a nl e y H . Di a l • - INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM or IC AL L JMCNT OAT~ May 19 , 1969 FROM : Ke lls Wa gg oner (/)LJ. SUBJECT : PAVING DISTRICT 17 ASSESSMENTS I have revi e we d the protest letters and complaints on the assessments f or Paving District 17 and would recommend the f ollowing change s : Name Lot Block Subdivision Original Roy E. & Gladys E . Worley 6 2 Pleasant View $237 .28 4595 s . Knox Court Second Filing Akron Associates , Inc. 7 2 Pleasant View $407.58 2500 South Broadway Second Filing Akron Associates , Inc. 8 2 Pleasant View $414 .75 2500 South Broadway Second Filing Akron Associates , Inc . 9 2 Pleasant View $551.29 2500 South Broadway Second Filing Akron Associates , Inc. 10 2 Pleasant View $361.81 2500 South Broadway Second Filing Albert R . & Vivian L . Seip 10 80 Town lit $ 71.05 4891 South Clarkson Country Phillip R . lit Arlene Lavon 11 80 Town lit $460.84 Watkins Country 4887 South C1a rkson New $none $426.10 $470.52 $441.43 $634 .66 $489.26 $ 42.63 Goorman Investments, 940 West Hampden Inc . 17-32 6 Englewood $4 ,184 .03 $4 ,387 .84 The Park Floral Company 1090 We s t Hampden Ave. Estate of Dorthea White Glenn & Edward L . Glenn c/o Edward L . Glenn Jr . 463 King Louisville , Colorado All that portion o f $6 ,391 .86 $6 ,188.05 Englewood lying we s t of S . Jason S t . lit east o f AT & SF RR Co . R.O.W. bounded on the N side by Hampden Ave . and on the S. side by Kenyon Ave. in NE! of S ec. 4-5 -68 except book 1176 page 168 . :t plot 1 7 F.P. Gumaers $526.75 Broadway Heights $509 .63 . , I . • ·' I ! . '! • • 0 - page 2 Paving District 17 Asses me n ts May 19 ' 1969 Nam e Lot Block Subdivi sion Original Rob e rt E . & Mildr e d Irene 4-6 6 South Bdwy . $421. 93 Woodward Height s 3906 South Sherman Street Bernice A. Hyde 48-49 E~ Higgins $476 .77 3511 South Clarkson 1 Englewood Gardens Ben E. & Lily M. Garcia N 23' 18 Englewood $134.19 3636 South Elati of 27 &all 28 With these changes incorporated into the overall costs of the District and with those City properties that were originally listed in the Section A costs transferred to Section B the figures that would be used in the legal publication are: Section A Section B Total Sections A & 8 Sincerely , $348 ,546 .35 $ 80 ,414 .10 $428 ,960.45 ~~~~-~ Kells Waggoner Director of Public Works KW:pd New $353.42 $430 .73 $ 88.22 I • • .• I ! I f 'r © ® [P • - Ita ale,. B. Dial 198t I baYe rey1 .... t~• prot .. t lettere aad ---.latata oa t .. ••• ..... •t• lor ... ,., D1atr1ct 17 aad ... ld ... , aad t~• lollow1ac cbaQC .. : ... -ao,. •. • Glad,.. •. WorleJ' 4615 8 . Kaox Court Akroa Auocut•, Iae. uoo lloutlll ....... ,. Akroe Aa.oetat .. , Iae. 2500 8outb Broactwa,. .Akroa .Aaaoalat .. , lac. 2600 8outb Broactwa,. Akroa Aaaocut .. , lac. 2500 lou til Broactwa,. 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A BILL FOP A OPO I HANCE AN NCX I HG TO THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD CERTAIN REALTY OllfiE!> ll THE CiiY or ENG L[WOOD DESCR I BED THEREIN AND DE CLARI NG AN E ~E RGE~C Y . WHE RE AS , th e Cft y of Eng lewood i s t he sole owner of a parcel of groun d locate d outside t he boundar ies of t he City o f Eng lewood an d wi t h in the unincorporated territory of the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado , desc ribed as follows, to -w f t : and Be g inn f n9 at poi nt on t he south section line 1559.8 feet cast of the south 1/4 corner of ect io , To ·ns hfp 5 Sou th , Ran e 68 West, of the 6 th P .H.; thence north 218 feet; thence east 1 93 .34 f eet ; thence south 21 8 feet to the south l ine of said Section 9 ; thence west on the sat d s ou t h l fne 1 9 3 .~ feet to the point of beg tnninq ; said tract containing 0.968 acres more or less. WHER EA S , not less than l/6th of said parcel 1s contiguous wft h the boun daries of said City , an d WH EPE AS , the said parcel ~eets the require~ents for annexation of Ci ty -owned land , as established by the provisions of 1 3 9 -21-5 (3), C.R.S. 1963, as amended, that is to s y: A. The said parcel consists of one parcel held f identical ownership, and the s••• does not divide a tract or parcel without the written consent of the land owner ; B. Said parcel does not contain 20 1cres or •ore, which, together with buildings and i•prove•ents situated thereon, has an essessed value in excess of $200,000.00 for ad wlore• tu purposes; C. Ho annexation resolution, annexation petition or petition for an 1nnex1tion election, or any other 1nnexation proceedings have been co••enced for the annex1tion of part or all of such territory to another •unfcipalfty ; 1nd D. The s1fd property fs not solely a pu blic street or right of wey. NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, 11 follows : Section 1. The herein above descr1bed terrftory should be, iiiif1s ireby, annexed to the Cfty of Englewood. Section 2. The aforesaid aneexation shall become effectfve f••ediately upon the effective date of th1s ordfnance, except for the purpose of gener1l ad valor•• taxetion ; and for • I I I ' ' ~ - • • t hi s purpose, the sam£ shall bec o~e effective as of 12 :01 a.a. January 1 , 1970. Section 3. The Ctty Cler k is hereby authorized and direc e (~prep are an annexation map of the hereinabove desc ribed area , which map shall contain the followin tnfor1111tion : A. ~ ~r1tten legal description of satd area; 6. Th bound a ries of said area ; c. Th location of each ownership tract in the area ; and 0. The boundar ies of the area herein annexed in re l ati ons hip to the contiguous boundary of the City of £ng le ood an d t he contiguous bounda ry of any other unicipal1ty a~utt in g the area, w1th d i~ensions of said contiguous bound aries. The City Clerk is hereby further aut horized and dir cted. w1thin thirty (30) ays after the effective ~at e of this ordtnance. to : A. Hainta tn one copy of the aforesaid annexation map with the original of t ts ordinance in his offtce ; B. File one certified copy of this ordinance and one copy of the annexation map wi th the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado> and c. Ftl for recording one certifted copy of thts ordinance and one copy of the aforesaid annexation Map wtth the Cl r ~ and Recorder of th e County of Arap ahoe , State of Colorado. Section 4. In view of the fact that the City of Englewood needsi••e-dlitely to co .. ence to develop the hereinabove ) described territory for park and open space uses, and a contract has been entered into for thts purpose, and since it is iapossible to properly develop thts property for •yntctpal purposes unttl such tt•e as said realty becoaes a part of the City of Englewood, City Counctl does hereby declare an eaergency necessitating the taaedtate passage of this ordinance to preserve the public health, safety and welfare, by reason of which thts ordinance shall becoae effecttve i .. ediately upon ttl ftnal passage. Introduced, read and unanimously approved by a quon• on May 19, 1969. t1ayor Attest: IT(y cTe r1c: lreas·u-re·r ---- 1, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and foreqoino is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bil l for an Ordinance int roduced , read 1n full and unanimousl y approved by a quorum on May 19, 19 69. Attest: -2- I· • .. · \ ! - • • • - H 'NDRY ERICKSON & M EYER W 'lL1 •U•I ... fq u•·p ~ •N ..., '1 ~-'• r """!. "'£~. q , C. ,..,f:N R Y FI .;J A T~.< /1. T t ')R~f-ye, AT l i\IA 1.-. A ' > ~ -'Sl t,/1, N A , ~Al J " 0 • rnw 1N 1,. r u L,.t:.'~ ,_...,.,~:J _E S F" BRE G • .asw,.,c L D c wr o ~-<cq •• Oli, ';,.1 • t I, fI t~; • H .,. 'ft j f • .N Ll.t.M ~ S I M S .J t.' L .J U t.C fl. March 1g, lg 6g .J0 1'H. g OI.R[ S "''[I ~(R q 0 8[P ~ 0 <;t-<IJ W .t..._~t.R .J A,...E.S J M Q RRAT () .JO ,.,.Io ,j H AN LO N J0~£P -r C~L AN lUQ N O r-R [.Q A A L B I JO .,.N T G RA C E ._O q (OtJ L MA LL ~(t[R C ...... ..-,.-,(LO R IC t-t AR Q 8 \I'Q ,..WA L O A. 1l [JfiCf\S Q u o, c ou ... S t L. layor and City Counc il C1 ty of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Atten t ion : _Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager Re: Columbia Savings and Loan Association, New Englewood branch building. Gentlemen: ~ On behalf of Columbia Savings and Loan Association, we hereby request that th e City of Englewood grant to Columbia an e ase- ment f or parki~ over a four-foot strip of land owned by the City, which land is adjacent to and north of the Columbia Build- ing site in the New Englewood Shopping Center. The attached drawings indicate where the property in question is located, and the legal description is as follows: . Commencing at the southwest corner of Section 34, Townahip 4 south, range 68 west of the sixth P.M.; thence northerly along the west line of said Sec- tion 34, 68.00 feet to a point on the north line of West Ha.pden Avenue; thence on an angl e to the right of 90° 07' 26" and along said north line 381.00 feet to a point; thence on an ngle to the left of 900 0 0 ' 00", 130.00 feet to the p oint of beginning; thence on an angle to the right of 900 00' 00", 120.00 feet; th nee on an a ngl e to the left of goo 00' 00", 4 feet; thence on an angle to the left of goo 00 ' 00 ", 120 .00 feet; thence on an angle t o the lef of ou 00 ' 00 ", 4 feet to t he point of bcginntng; Co nty o f Arapahoe , State of Co lorado. 1;c r t!quest that the easem nt for parking ' g ranted t o Columbia so long as th ad jacent prope rty is used by Co lumbia o r on o f I I J. , .• . , \ ! "!' I • Hr N DRY, ERICK SON &. 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MONDAY , MAY 19TH, 6 :00P.M .-JOINT PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION-COUNCIL MEETING: ·Hey Louie's Restaurant-Little Banquet Room . Regular City Council meeting follows at 8:00p .m . MONDAY , JUNE 2 ND, 8 :00P.M.-REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. MONDA Y, JUNE 16TH, 6 :00P.M. -JOINT BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS-COUNCIL MEETING: Hey Lo u ie's R estaurant. Regular C ity Council mee ting fo llows at 8 :00p.m. T UESDAY I JUN E 24TH -FEDERAL AIDS CLINIC: Vail , Colorado . WEDNE SDAY, JUNE 25 TH -ANNUAL C.M.L . CONFERENCE : Manor Vail , Vail , Colorado. Conference continues through Friday , June 2 7th . MONDAY , J U LY 7TH, :00 P .M . -REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. MONDAY , JULY21ST, 6 :00P.M . -JOINTPARKSANDRECREATION COMMISSION-COUNCIL MEETING: Re gular City Council meeting follows at 8 :00 p, m . Resp ectfully , City Man age r SHD /ij CC : Mr . J ohn Criswell, City A ttomey Mr . J . Robert Mack , Assistant to the City Manager • ... I ' , - • • TENTATIVE A GE 'DA F'OH REG U LAR COU C lL SES ION MAY 19, 1969 il:O O P.M . ·al l to u rder , invocation by th e H v. Fre deri c k l!ahn o f the Imma nuel Lutheran Churc h, pl e dge o f allegiance led by Boy &:ou t Troop No . 333, a nd r oll ca ll. 1. Pn:-sc heduled citi zens a nd vi si t o r s. (a ) Re cognition o f "special g ues t s" of the Co un c il. (b) Mis s Lana Logan will be present to request a transfer o f a liquor I ice nse for the Lucky Lady Club , 41 55 South Broadway. 2 . Publi c hearing regarding the am e ndment of the Englewood Building Code. (Copies prev iously tran s mitted.) 3 . Communications. (a) Listing of streets for consideration with regard to Sidewalk Impro ve m ent District No. 69 (1969). (Copies transmitted herew ith.) (b) Financial report for April. 1969. (Copies trans- mitted herewith.) (c) 196 8 Annual R epo rt. (Copies transmitted here- with.) (d) Report from Mr. Ste phen A. Lyon on the Kansa s University City Management School. (Copies transmitted here with.) (e) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission m eeting of April 9 , 1969 . (C opies transmitted herewith .) 4 . City Attorney. (a) rdinance on final reading amending an ordi- nance regulating massage parlors. (Copies previously transmitted.) (b) Ordina n ce on final reading authorizing the issuance of bonds for Paving District No . 18 (1969). (Copies previousl y tra nsmitted.) (c) Authorization for the City t o en te r into an agreement with Bob's Auto Service, lnc. for the hauling a nd rem oval o f abandoned autom obi l es. (Copie will be available at the session .) (d) R esolutions regarding the Peanut Barrel and Zuider Z e liquor licens s . (Copies will be available at th s sslon .) (e) Attorney 's choice. 5. City Manager . (a) Manage r's c hoiCe. 6. Recognition of n on-scheduled ci t izen s and visitors. 7 . Ge n ral di scu ssion. (a) Mayor 's choice . (b) ouncilman's choice. Adjournment. ·t"rJ~~ .Lj /":::-> f! ----J __.._ A:.(; v STANLEY II. DIAL ity Manag r SIID /ij I ' - • • 0 • MAY 19 .69 COUNCIL ME: C~ 0€ ENGLE:'-TI"JG FILE Wooo, CoLo. SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 69 Engineering Estimate / Street Sec . A Sec . 8 Tots 1 2700 s. Acoma $2 ,034 .62 $ 253 .62 $2 ,288 .24 2800 s . Acoma 1,599 .08 182 .10 1 , 781.18 2900 s . Acoma 828 .88 212 .16 1 ' 041.04 3000 s. Acoma 2,493.92 248 .82 2 ,742 .74 3000 s . Bannock 3,314 .08 216 .12 3 ,530 .20 3100 s . Cherokee 5,100 .08 739 .50 5 ,839.58 TOTALS $15,370.66 $1 ,852.32 $17,222 .98 pd 5 /12/69 I . • ·. .• \ ! . "f - • CITY Of lN41LlWOOO p J • - AREA INCLU(EO IN SIDEWALk DISTRICT 1968 D l f"" 7 P IC T 1'1 (:/) •·#-·--· _.._ .. , ·-.. ·' \ I 'T -------' • - 0 • ROL L CALL BROWN DHO RITY KREILING LAY LONE PARKINSON SCHWAB I • • • • -• • c. 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