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lllO"'OI~er U, 1969 -Regular City
Council Meeting
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RESOLUTION NO .
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~~ SERIES OF 1969
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A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING AND AMENDING TH E ~zg BUDGET ~
WHEREAS, the City Man a ge r in a ccor d ance with t oR -o ~,
visions of the City Charter submitted a 1970 budget to the ~~~~
Council on August 18, 1969; and 0 ·~
WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood
h as conducted a public hearing on said budget on September 2,
1969 and has give n considerable study to the aforementioned
budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS, it is th e intent of th e City Council to
adjust a n d amend the 1970 budget as submitted;
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City o f En g l ewood, Colorado as follows:
Section 1. The following cha n ges are to be made in
the General Fun d in such a manner that all tables , summaries
and detailed items shall be amended to reflect th a t which is
set forth below :
A. MILL LEVY
Assessed Valuation $65,23 >,818
Estimated Collectible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 .ll02%
Adjusted Valuation ......................... $64,654 ,359
Two P e r Cent Collecti on Fees to
Ara pahoe County ............................ $12 ,931
On e Mill Equals ............................... $63,361
Ge n e ra l Fund Mill Levy ..................... 2.977
Amoun t Collectible ........................... $188,626
B. REVENUES
P roperty Tax ............................... $ 188,626
Sales and Use Tax .......................... 1 ,686,570
Specific Ownership Tax ..................... 20,500
Total General Fund Revenu e s $2,593,570
C . EXPENDITURES
City Council, ll-100 (Allows for
increased Ci ty Council salaries)
Planning and Zoning Commission,
14-200 (Reduces conference attendance
appropriation) ............................ .
City Attorney's Office, 16-100
(AdJusted for full time City Attorney)
Municipal Court, 21 -200 (Allows for
increased jury and witness fees expense)
$ 492
(600)
4,000
2,000
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Office of the City Manager , 26-100
(Increased City Manager's salary); ......... $ 1,200
(2. 400)
26-200 (Reduced newspaper publi-
c ations) .................................. .
Finance and Record , 3 1-200
(Increased bus insurance expense)
Streets and Drainage, 37-100
(Custodian removed f rom authorized
personnel) ...........................•.....
Traffic Regulation, 38 -300 (Purchase
of traffic co1,1nters deleted) ..•............
City Hall Ma int e nance, 40-200 (Portion
of r ecomm e nd e d roof repairs de l e ted) ...... .
Planning, 66-200 (Corr ection of amount
budg eted for council of Government dues) ;
66-100 .................................... .
66-200 (Assi stant Director authorization
delet e d and authorization f or ex p enditure
of funds on consulting se rvic es allowe d)
Public Library, 71-200 (Removal of
authorization o f architectura l services )
General Government Operations, 78-200
(Corr ection of original amount budgeted
for Oliner lease ) .........•.•..............
Employee Benefit Program, 79-200
(A djustme nt for bid s r eceiv e d on health
and life insurance) ......•.•...............
600
(5 ,0 00)
(3,000)
(5,000 )
(91 3 )
(8,4 00 )
8,400
(2. 500)
2,50 0
(20,000)
Section 2 . Th e following changes are to be made to
the Public Improvement Fund in such a manner th at all tables,
s umm ari es and detailed items shall be amended to reflect that
which is set forth below :
A . MILL LEVY
Mill Levy
Amount Co llectible
B. REVENUES
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Sales Tax ..................................
Property Tax ..................•...•......•.
Sale of Street Shop ...........•.•...•••.•..
Total Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
EXPEN DITURES
Police Station Reloc ation ................ .
Broadway Signalization ................... .
Fire Station No. 2 Relocation ........ , ... .
Storm Dr ainage ........•........•.•........
Total Public Improvement Fund
Expenditures
1.500
$95,042
$ 194,886
9 5 ,042
57 ,000
$ 354,428
$ ( 46,000 )
{24,000 )
(50. 000 )
(75 ,000
$ 574,566
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Section 3. The following ch anges are to b e made to
the Fire Pe n sion Fund mill levy:
Mill Levy ........................... . .503
Amount Collectible .................. . $31,871
/7' ADOPTED AND APPROVED this .~4si ~
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M'ayor
Attest:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, do here-
by certify that the above and foregoi ng is a true, accurate and
complete copy of Resolp~ No. q~ ~ri e s o f 1969 p ass ed
by city Council on the4w/ ~ay of ~<?/:::Pd-W L , 1969.
Attest:
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RESOLUTION NO . 57 , SERIES OF 1969
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c c'?<.c~ A RESOLUTION ADJUSTING AND AMENDING T~~~)U z BUDGET .J
visions
Council
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WHEREAS, the City Ma nager in accorda n ce with ~ ,RE O-,
of the City Charter submit ted a 1970 budget to the N.tl.Yc' 12
on August 18, 1969; and Ozq
WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood
has conducted a public hearing on said budget on September 2,
1969 and has given considerable study to the aforementioned
budget on numerous occasions; and
WHEREAS , it is the intent of the City Council to
ad j ust and amend the 1970 budget as submitted ;
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado as f ol l o ws :
Section l. The following chan ges a r e to be made in
the General F un d in such a manner that a l l tab l e s , summaries
and detailed items shall be amended to ref l ect th a t which is
set forth below :
A . MILL LEVY
Asses s ed Valuation ....... 0 0 0 •••••••••••••••• $65 ,23 }, 818
Estim ated Co llectible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 .1102%
Adj u sted Va l uation ......................... $64 ,654 ,359
Two Per Ce n t Collection Fees t o
Ar a pahoe county ............................ $12,931
One Mill Equals ............................ $63 ,361
General Fund Mill Levy ..................... 2.977
Amount Collectib l e ......................... $188,62 6
B. REVENUES
Property Tax ........................•...... $ 188,626
Sales and Use Tax .......................... 1,686,570
Specific Owne r ship Tax ..................... 20,500
Total Gener a l Fund Reve nues $2,593,570
C . EXPENDITURES
City Council, l l-100 (Allo ws for
increased City Council salaries)
Pl a nning and Zoning Commission,
14-200 (Reduces conf erence attendance
appropriation) ....................•........
City Attorney's Office, 16-100
(Adjusted for full time City Attorney)
Municipal Court , 21-200 (Allows for
increased jury and witness fees expense)
$ 492
(600)
4,000
2,000
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Office of the City Manager, 26-100
(Increased City Manager's salary); ......... $
26 -200 (Reduced newspape r publi-
1,200
(2 ,400) cations) •..................................
Finance and Record, 31 -200
(Increased bus insurance expense)
Streets and Drainage, 37-100
(Custodian removed f rom authoriz ed
personnel) ................................ .
Traffic Regulation, 38-300 (Purchase
of traffic counters deleted) .............. .
City Hall Maintenance, 40-200 (Portion
of recommended roof repair s deleted) ...... .
Planning, 66-200 (Correction of amount
budg eted for Council of Government dues); ..
66-100 .................................... .
66-200 (Assistant Director authorization
deleted and authori zation for expenditure
of funds on consulting services allowed )
Public Library, 71-200 (Removal of
authorization of architectural services)
General Government Operations, 78-200
(Correction of original amount budgeted
for Oliner lease) .........•.•..............
Employee Benefit Program, 79-200
(Adjustment for bids received on health
and life insurance) ......•.................
600
(5' 000)
(3,000)
(5,000)
(913)
(8,400)
8,400
(2' 500)
2,500
(20,0 00)
Section 2. The following changes are to be made to
the Public Improvement Fund in such a manner that all tables,
summaries and detailed items shall be amended to reflect that
which is set forth below:
A. MILL LEVY
Mill Levy ..................................
Amount Collectible ............................
B. REVENUES
Sales Tax ...................................
Property Tax ..............•...•...•......•.
Sale of Street Shop ..............••...•.•..
Total Public Improvement Fund
Revenues
C . EXPENDITURES
Police Station Relocation •................
Broadway Signalization ................... .
Fire Station No. 2 Relocation ............ .
Storm Drainage •......•........•.•.........
Total Public Improvem nt Fund
Expenditur es
l. 500
$95,042
$ 194,886
95,042
57 ,000
$ 354 ,428
$ ( 46' 000)
( 24' 000 )
(50, 000 )
(7s ,ooo )
$ 574,566
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Section 3 . The following changes are to be made to
the Fire Pensi on Fund mill levy:
Mil l Levy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 503
Amou nt Collectible ................... $31,871
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-ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ~!?~~+~Y~~~~·~t~t~'~l<~· 1969.
day of __ _
At test:
I, Stephe A. Lyon , ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer, do here-
by c e rtify that the above and for~oi n g is a true, a ccur at e and
complete copy of Resolption No. 5'/ , S)!!;rie s of 1969 passed
by City council on the C/k;~/ day of _LK.,!K~-Jt;~·r?,:.~,Y,'-·-"m<=LJO'-d..oe~o<:~:J..1 "';:__ __ _ 1969.
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RESOLUTION NO. 3 ~. SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDULE FOR
FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, at a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
are necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rate No. 1 (Flat Rate Service) Inside
City, under the City of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER
SERVICE, effective April l, 1967, is revised to read as
follows:
RATE NO. 1
(FLAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January l, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available only within the corporate limits of
the City of Englewood, Colorado.
APPLICABILITY: Applicable only to consrnners who may take water
service under flat rates, as of January l, 1970,
where water service, used exclusively for resi-
dential purposes, is supplied to less than four
f:=tmily units.
RESIDENCE RATES:
l -3 Rooms
4 - 5 Rooms
Facility
6 - 7 Rooms - - --
8 - 9 Rooms -- - - -
Each additional 2 rooms over 9
Bath - - - --- -
Bath with shower - - - -
Separate shower - - - - -
Water Closet
Automatic Washer - - --
Dishwasher - - - -
Garbage Disposal - - - -
1 or more Automobiles per family
IRRIGATION RATES:
Per front foot of property ----
(Use in computing normal depth tracts, i.e.,
125 to 133 feet.)
Per square foot of property - - - - --
(Use in computing odd, irregular, oversized
or undersized tracts.)
Quarterly Rate
$2.15
2.65
3.10
3.45
.40
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.20
l. 00
1.15
.80
l. 00
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Irrigation rates ar e to appl y to the gross
area of the tract.
No charge for areas b e twe e n c urb or ditc h
line and property line.
No charge for irrigation shall be made for
less than one quarter.
PAYMENT: Flat rate bills will b e due quarterly in advance
and will become delinquent 30 days after the
beginning of the quarter for which they are
rendered.
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood ,
Colorado at a session held -----------
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Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City
of Englewood, Colorado , do hereby c ertify that ~he above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution
by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the ----------
day of , 1969.
City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDULE FOR
FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, at a regular session held J anu ary 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
ar e necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rate No. 1 (Flat Rate Service) Inside
City, under the City of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER
SERVICE, effective April 1, 1967, is revised to read as
follows:
RATE NO. 1
(FLAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January l, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available only within the corporate limits of
the City of Englewood, Colorado.
APPLICABILITY: Applicable only to consumers who may take water
service under flat rates, as of January 1, 1970,
where water service, used exclusively for resi-
dential purposes, is supplied to less than four
fjimily units.
RESIDENCE RATES:
Facility
1 -3 Rooms -
4 -5 Rooms
6 -7 Rooms
8 - 9 Rooms
Each additiona l 2 rooms over 9
Bath --- - -- - - -
Bath with shower
Separate shower --
Water Closet
Automatic Washer
Dishwashe r
Ga rbage Disposal
1 or more Automobiles per family
IRRIGATION RATES :
Per front foot of property --- -
(Use in computing normal depth tracts, i.e.,
125 to 133 feet .)
Per square foot of property --- -- -
(Use in computing odd, irregular, oversized
or undersized tracts.)
Quarterly Rate
$2.15
2.65
3.10
3.45
.40
2.15
2.1 5
2.15
2.20
l. 00
1.15
.80
1.00
.095
.00076
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Irrigation rates are to apply to the gross
area of the tract.
No charge for areas between c urb or ditch
line and property line.
No charge for irrigation shall be made for
less than one quarter.
PAYMENT: Flat rate bills will be due quarterly in advance
and will become delinquent 30 days after the
beginning of the quarter for which they are
rendered,
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
CCfl:orado at a L ·, ?.--/c a t,,.. session held------
/lLL'c'l m/u , I x ? , 1969,
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
by the c :;nouncil of the City of Englewood, on the L ~,-L 2 ~,
day of ,:; , .?t /.< c "\,..::""'" , 1969. ~
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RESOLUTION NO . 3 q SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR
METERED WATER SERVICE .
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, at a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 2, SE~IES OF 1967, estab lishing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
are necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rate No. 2 (Metered Service) Inside City
and Rate No. 3 (Metered S e rvice) Outside City, under the City
of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVICE, effective April
1, 1967, is revised to read as follows:
RATE NO . 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January l, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Av a ilable to consumers on meters taking service
inside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970 .
APPLICABILITY: Applicable for res identi al, commercial and
industrial service as set forth under the
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Rules and Regulations adopted by the City Council
and as amended from time to time.
Quantitl Rate
Mo nthly Quarterly Per
Usage Usage 1000
Gall o ns Gallons Gal l ons
3,poo 9,000 $ .55
1 2,000 36,000 .48
85,000 255,000 .42
150,000 450,000 .31
750,0QO 2,250,000 .25
4 ,000,000 12,000,000 .21
25,000,000 75,000,000 .20
30,000,000 90,000,000 .17
MINIMYM CHARGES
Monthly Quarterly
$ 2.10 $ 6.30
2. 90 8.70
4.75 14.25
7.60 22.80
9.40 28.20
15.10 45.30
28.20 84.60
46.90 140.70
94.20 282.60
150.60 451.80
216.60 649.80
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RATE NO. 3
(METERED SERVICE) OUTSIDE CITY
Effective January 1 , 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available to consumers on meters taking service
outside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January l, 1970.
APPLICABILITY: Applicable for residential, commercial and
industrial servic e as s et forth under the Rules
and Regulations adopted b y the C ity Council and
as amended from time to time.
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Quantity
Monthly Quart e rly
Usage Usage
Gallons Gallons
9,000
27,000
72' 000
342,000
3,000
9,000
24,000
114,000
850,000
14,000,000
15,000,000
30,000,000
2,550,000
42,000,000
45,000,000
90,000,000
MI NIMUM CHARGES
Monthly
$ 2.25
3.45
5.70
9.10
11.35
18.15
34.05
56.70
113.45
181.50
260.90
Rate
Per
1000
Gallons
$ .76
.54
.48
.44
.37
. 32
. 29
.26
Quarterly
$ 6.75
10.35
17.10
27.3 0
34.05
54.45
102.15
170.10
340.35
544.50
782.7 0
The mi nimum monthly charge for any size met e r serving
any one con sumer on one premise shall entitle that consumer to
the use of water at the regular rate schedule in an amo unt
sufficient to absorb the minimum charge. For all wa ter used
in excess of that amount in any one month or multiple thereof,
the charge shall be computed at the regular quantitat ive rate
schedule applicable for such service.
PAYMENT: The above rates f or metered water service are
net. All bills are due and payable upon receipt
of same and b ecome delinquent 30 days after date
of bill.
All requirements relative to meters shall be in
accordance with th e Rules and Regu lations of the Water Depart-
ment. No bill will be rendered for water whil e service is shut
off at the curb box.
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Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado at a session held
-----------------------------· 1969.
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
by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the ---------
day of , 1969 .
City Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. --z7' SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR
METERED WATER SERVICE .
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, at a regular session held January 16, 1967 , adopted
RESOLUT ION NO . 2, SERIES OF 1967, estab l ishing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determ~ned th a t certain chan ges
are nece ss ary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THERE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED , by the City Council
of the City of Englewoo d, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rate No . 2 (Metered Service) Inside City
and Rate No. 3 (M e t e red S e rvice) Outside City, under the City
of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVICE, effective April
1, 1967, is revised to read as follows :
RATE NO . 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effec t ive Januar y 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Ava i lab le to c o nsumers o n meters taking service
in side t he c or porate limits of the City o f
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY: Applicab le for residential, commercial and
industrial service as set forth under the
Ru l es and Regulations adopted by the City Council
and as am e nd e d from time to time.
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Quantity
Monthly Quarterly
Usage Usage
Ga l l o ns Gallons
9,000
36,000
255 ,000
450,000
3,00 0
12 ,000
85,000
150,000
750,000
4,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
2 ,250,000
12,000 ,000
75,000,000
90,000,000
MINIMUM CHARGES
Monthly
$ 2.10
2.90
4.75
7 .60
9 .40
15.10
28 .20
46.90
94.20
1 50.60
216.60
Rate
Per
1000
Ga l lons
$ .55
.48
.42
. 31
.25
.21
.2 0
.1 7
Quarterly
$ 6.30
8.70
14.25
22.80
28.20
45.30
84.60
1 4 0.70
282.60
451.80
649.80
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RATE NO. 3
(METERED SERVICE) OUTSIDE CITY
Effective J anuary 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Ava i lable to consumers on meters taking service
outside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY: App l icable for residential, commercial and
industrial s ervice as set forth under the Rules
and Re gulations adopt e d by the City Council and
a s am e nd e d f rom time to time.
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Quantity
Monthly Quart e rly
Us age Usage
Gallons Gallons
9,000
27.000
72.000
342,000
3,000
9,000
24,000
114,000
850,000
14,000,000
15,000,000
30,000,000
2,550,000
42,000,000
45,000,000
90,000,000
MINIMUM CHARGES
Monthly
$ 2.25
3.45
5.70
9.10
11.35
18 .15
34.05
56 .70
11 3 .45
181. so
2 60 .90
Rate
Per
1000
Gallons
$ .76
.54
.48
.44
.37
.32
.29
.26
Quarterly
$ 6.75
10.35
17 .10
27.30
34.05
54.4 5
102.15
170.10
340 .35
544.50
782.70
The minimum monthly charge for any size meter serving
any one consumer on one pre mise shall entitle that consumer to
the use of water at the regular rate schedule in an amount
sufficient to absorb the minimum charge. For all wate r used
in e xcess of that amount in any one month or multiple thereo f ,
t h e charge shall be computed at the regular quantitative rat e
schedul e applicable for such service.
PAYMENT : The above rates for metered water s e r vice are
n et . All bills are due and payab le upon recei p t
of same a nd b ecome delinque n t 30 d a ys after d a te
of bil l.
All requirements rel a t ive t o me te r s sh a ll be in
accordance with the Ru l e s and Regulati ons o f the Water Depart-
ment . No bil l will be rend ered for water while service is shut
off at the curb box .
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Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City
of j:nglewood, Colorado at a . _>c =~'-C a /) session held
/( /(f'c' ;z, u c I I ·' !'9 9.
Attest:
:-~/ ctf§~a~;i;('~ _::::;
I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, do pereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a ~9sol~tion
by the Ci.ty <;:ouncil of the City of Englewood, on the (}// La/-
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RESOLUTION NO. =s:~ , SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCH EDULE
FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS , the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado , at a regul a r session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 1, SERIES OF 1967 , est abli shing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
are nec ess ary to provid e for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rat e No. 1 (Flat Rate Service) Inside
City, under the City of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER
SERVICE, effective April 1, 1967, is revised to read as
follows:
RATE NO. 1
(FLAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available only within the corporate limits of
the city of Englewood, Colorado.
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APPLICABILITY: Applicable only to consumers who may take water
service under flat rates , as of January 1, 1970,
where water service, used exclusively for resi-
dential purposes, is supplied to less than four
f ~mily units.
RESIDENCE RATES:
Faci lity
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1 -3 Rooms -
4 -5 Rooms --- --
6 -7 Rooms - -- -- ----
8 - 9 Rooms -
Each additional 2 rooms over 9
Bath - -- - -
Bath with shower
Separate shower -
Water Closet
Automatic Washer
Dishwasher
Ga rbage Disposal
1 or more Automobiles per family
IRRIGATION RATES:
Per front foot of property --- -
(Use in computi ng normal depth tracts, i.e.,
125 to 133 feet .)
Per square foot of property -- ----
(Use in computing odd, irregular, oversized
or undersized tracts.)
Quart erly Rate
$2.15
2.65
3.10
3 .45
.40
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.20
1. 00
1.15
.80
1. 00
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Irrigation rates are to apply to th~ gross
area of the tract.
No charge for areas between curb or ditch
line and property line.
No charge for irrigation shall be made for
less than one quarter.
PAYMENT: Flat rate bills will be due quarterly in advance
and will become delinquent 30 days after the
beginning of the quarter for which they are
rendered.
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado at a session held
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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
by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the
day of , 1969. ---------
city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDUL E FOR
FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado , at a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. l, SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain wa ter
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has b ee n det e rmin ed that certain changes
are necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOL VED , b y th e City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows :
Section l. Rate No. l (Flat Rate Service) Insid e
City, under the City of Engl e wood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER
SERVICE, ef fective April l, 196 7, is r e vised to read as
follows:
RATE NO . l
(FLAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January l, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available only within the corporate limits of
the C i ty of Englewood, Colorado.
APPLICABILITY: Applicabl e only to consumer s who may take water
service under flat rates, as of January l, 1970,
where wat e r service, used exclusively f or r esi-
dential purposes, is supplied to less than four
f~mily units.
RESIDENCE RATES:
Facili ty
l -3 Rooms
4 -5 Rooms -
6 -7 Rooms -- --
8 9 Rooms - - - -
Each additional 2 rooms over 9 - ---
Bath - -- - ------ - - --__
Bath with shower
Separate shower -
Water Closet
Automatic Washer
Dishwasher
Garbage Disposal
l or more Automobiles per family - - -- --
IRRIGATION RATES:
Per front foot of property ----
(Use in computing normal depth tracts, i.e.,
125 to 133 feet .)
Per square foot of property --- ---
(Use in computing odd, irregu l ar, oversized
or undersized tracts .)
Quarterly Rate
$2.1 5
2.65
3 .10
3.45
.40
2.15
2.1 5
2.15
2.20
l. 00
l. 15
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l. 00
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Irrigation rates are to apply to the gross
area of the tract.
No charge for areas betwee n curb or ditch
line and property line.
No charge for irrigation shall be made for
less than one quarter.
PAYMENT: Flat rate bills will be due quarterly in advance
and will become delinquent 30 days after the
beginning of the quarter for which they are
rendered,
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado at a session held ------
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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 an9 complete copy of a resolut ion
by the City Counci'l of the City of Englewood, on the
day of , 1969.
C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA DO
DECEMBER l, 1969
The City council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on December l, 1969
at 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding , called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Douglas Huigen
of the Englewood Methodi st Church. Pledge of Allegiance was
led by Boy Scout Troop No. 154.
The Ma yor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the foll owing were present:
Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, S chwab .
Absent: Councilmen Dhority , Parkinson.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were : City Manager Dial ,
City Attorney Criswell,
city Clerk Lyon.
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Mayor Schwab recognized the following individuals from
the list of "Special Citizen Program Invitees":
Mr. Stan Schnabel, 4120 South Jason Street.
Mr. Louis T. Cangilla, 5000 South De laware Street.
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Mayor Schwab introduced Mr. Bernard Berardini to the
audience. Mayor Schwab stated that Mr. Berardini had been the
successful applicant for the City of Englewood's City Attorney
position.
COUNC ILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
MR . BERNARD BERARDINI BE APPOINTED AS FULL TIME CITY ATTORNEY
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : Councilmen Dhority, Parkinson.
The Ma y or declared the motion c arri e d.
Mr. Bernard Berardin1 was sworn in by City Clerk Lyon.
Mr. Berardini's wife, Shirley, was also introduced at this time.
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Mr. Bob Byerly, the City's health and life insurance
consultant, appeared before City Council in regard to the bids
received for the City of Englewood's employee group insurance
program.
City Manager Dial presented a summary of the bids
received and reviewed this summary with members of City Council.
Mr. Bob Byer ly contrasted the bids received from
Prud enti al Insurance Company of America with that of the Metro-
politan Denver Foundation for Medical Care, Inc. and underwritten
by The Zurich -American Insurance Companies.
City Manager Dial reviewed the letters of agreement
with the employee groups and indic ated that the letters would
be compiled with the acceptance of either the Prudential
Insurance Company of America or the Metropolitan Denver Founda-
tion for Medic al Car e, Inc. bids.
Mr. Kay McFarland, a representative of Metropolitan
De nve r Foundation for Medical Care, Inc., appeared before City
council and briefly explained some aspects of the Foundation
plan.
(Councilman Parkinson entered the council Chambers
at 8:55P.M. and took his seat with Council.)
City Council discussed whether to accept the bid of
Prudential Insurance Compa ny of America at a lower cost to the
employee and his dependents o r to accept the bid of the Founda-
tion and Zurich at a higher cost to the employee and with more
benefits.
Mr. Ed White, president of the Englewood Municipal
Employees Associ ation and also representing the International
Association of Fire Fighters, Local No. 1736, appeared before
City Council. Mr. White ind icated their preference for the
Foundation plan due to the greater benefits afforded.
Mr. Jack L . Clasby, Chief of Police, appeared before
City Council. Mr. Clasby indicated that he could not speak for
the Englewood Police Be nefit Associ a tion but that he personally
favored the Foundation plan.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
PLAN IV AS PROPOSED BY METROPOLITAN DENVER FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL
CARE, INC. AND THE ZURICH -AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES BE
ACCEPTED AS THE EMPLOYEE FRINGE BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR 1970 AND
THAT THE CITY MANAGER DRAW UP THE NECESSARY PAPERS TO ENACT THIS
PLAN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Jay M. Hatfield, representing the Englewood Elks
Lodge, 3696 South Jason, appeared before City Council requesting
renewal of their club liquor license. 1
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Mr. Maur ice Sali man, repr e senting Bar Harbor, 3484
South Broadway, appeared before City Counci l requesting renewal
of t~eir 3-way liquor license.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MO VED, COUNC ILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE RENEWAL OF THE LIQUOR LICENSES
OF THE ENGLEWOOD ELKS LODGE AND BAR HARBOR FOR THE YEAR 1970.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Sc hwab .
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Ma y or declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Dial indicated th a t petitions had been
submi tted concerning the current movie "I nfr asexum" at the
Gothic Theatre, 3263 Sou th Broadwa y . Mr. Dial indicated that
th e petitions had been submitted by Mrs . Barbara Burget, 4108
South Inca and Mrs. C . D. Cole, 4540 South Galapago. Mr. Di al
indicated that approximat ely 1,000 to 2,000 signatures were c on-
tained on the petiti ons. Mr . Dial read the following heading
of the petitions:
"WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CONCERN ED PARENTS
AND CITIZENS RESPECTFULLY URGE THAT THE
CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE ENGLEWOOD
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXERT THEIR INFLUENCE IN
OBTAINING FOR SHOWING IN ENGLEWOOD , MOVIES
OTHER THAN THE RASH OF X AND RESTRICTED FILMS
WHICH ARE NOW BEING ADVERTISED IN THE NEWS
MEDIA. PICTURES SUITABLE FOR VIEWING BY
AN ENTIRE FAMILY, AND MOVIES WHICH PARENTS
MAY PERMIT THEIR CHILDREN TO ATTEND ARE
BECOMING PRA CT ICALLY NON-EXISTANT IN OUR
LOCAL THEATRES. WE DECRY THE CRE ATION OF
A HONKY-TONK ATMOSPHERE IN OUR COMMUNITY --
AND WOULD REQUEST QUALITY IN ENTERTAINMENT
BE MAINTAINED IN KEEPING WITH THE STANDARDS
OF THE COMMUNI TY . "
Mr. Jack L . Cl asby , Ch~ef of Police, appeared before
C~ty Counc~l . Mr. Clasb y indicated that he had received over
100 letters of protest and an additional petition containing
300 signatures, all in opposition to the current movie at the
Gothic Thea re . Mr. Cl asby i nd icated th at currently the District
Attorney was attempting to stop the showing of the movie "Infra-
sexum" through D ist r~ct Court.
City Attorney Criswell stated that nothing legally can
be done to close down the show~ng of "Infrasexum" at the Gothic
Theatre unless the mov~e is declared pornographic. This is the
basis of the injunction whi ch the District Attorney is seeking.
Mr. Criswell stated that the other effective means of stopping
the current movie and other "X" rated films a the Gothic is for
the public not to patronize the establishment .
Mayor Schwab and Councilman Brown expressed co n cern of
the Englewood City Counc~l over he current p~cture being shown
at the Gothic Theatre and gave their support of the groups oppos-
ing "X" and "R" rated movies.
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT CITY COUNCIL RECOGNIZES THE PROBLEM, IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE
SHOWING OF THESE FILMS, AND HAS RECEIVED FOR CONSIDERATION THE
PETITIONS AS PRESENTED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mrs. Barbara Burget, 4108 South Inca, appeared before
City Council to decry "X" and "R" rated movies and to indicate
that it was the intention of the individuals passing the petitions
not to take business aw a y from the Gothic Theatre but only to
require that decent movies for y oung people be shown there.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission special
meeting of October 28, 1969 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Ad j ustment and Appeals
meeting of November 12, 1969 were received for the record.
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The minutes o f the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
November 18, 1969 with one attachment were received for the record.
The attachment was a memorandum recommending that a resolution
be adopted for an approximate ten per cent {10%} increase in all
water rates effective January 1, 1970.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of November 20, 1969 with one attachment were received
f or the record.
City Council discussed the recommendation of the Career
Service Board that money be set aside for one outstanding employee
of the year. Members of City Council indicated that in their
opinion t his program could cause a great deal of unneeded dis-
turbance by singling out one employee.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION BE ACCEPTED
AND THAT AFTER DISCUSSION WITH THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE
COMMISSIONERS THAT A DECISION BE MADE AT A LATER DATE. Upon the
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The financial report for the month of Oc tober, 1969
wa s received f o r the record.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 41, SERIES OF 1969
AN ORDINANCE INCREASING THE MONTHLY SALARY OF THE
MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL, EFFECTIVE DURING THAT COUNCIL TERM
COMMENCING AT 8 :00 P .M. ON THE FIRST MONDAY AF TER JANUARY 1,
1970.
(Copi ed in full in the offici al Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO . 41, SERIES OF 1969 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORD ERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPRISE . Upon the call o f the roll, the vote resulted as
f ollows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays : None.
Abs e nt: Councilman Dhority.
The Ma y or declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Criswell pre sented a substitute Bill for
a n Ordinance to replace the present Bi ll for an Ordinance under
conside ration by the City Council passed at the November 15, 1969
City Council me eti ng calling for the annual licensing of dogs.
Mr. Criswell reviewed and read the revisions.
Counci lman Brown indic a ted that the fee for dog licenses
was too high , and he opposed the ordinance in its present form.
COUNC ILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE SUBSTITUTE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE AMENDED BY CALLING
FOR A FLAT $2 .00 LICENSE FEE FOR EACH DOG. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lone.
Nays: Councilmen Lay, Parki nson, Schwab.
Absent : Coun cilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion failed .
COUNCIL MAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN PARKINSON SECONDED,
THAT THE SUBSTITUTE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE APPROVED AND THAT AN
AMENDED FORM OF THE ORIGINAL BILL BE REPUBLISHED IN THE ENGLEWOOD
HERALD AND ENTERPRISE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Ma y or declared the motion carried .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 42, SERIES OF 1969
AN ORDINANCE RE PE AL ING SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE NO. 36,
SERIES OF 1969, AND THEREBY PROHIBITING LEFT TURN TRAFFIC MOVE -
MENTS OF VEHICLES TRAVELING EAST ON U.S . HIGHWAY 285.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNC ILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 42, SERIES OF 1969 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLE WOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Up on the call of the roll, the vote resulted as foll o ws :
Ayes: Coun cilmen Kreiling, Lay , Lone, P arkin s on, Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Brown.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion c a rried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 36 , SERIES OF 1969
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE
DEED CONVEYING GROUND TO STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 36, SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Na ys : None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lone and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE INCREASING THE PERCENTAGE SALARY DEDUCTION
FOR THE FIREMEN 'S PENSION FUND TO 6% AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay , Lone , Parkinson ,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 3 7, SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ADJ USTING AND AMENDING THE 1970 BUDGET.
(Copied i n full in the o ffi cial Re so lution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, CO UNCILMA N BROWN S ECO NDED, THAT
RESO LUT I ON NO . 37, SER I ES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPRO VED. Upon
the c a l l of the r o ll , the vote resulted a s f ol lows :
Schwab. Ayes: Coun ci l men Brown , Kreiling , Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays : None .
Ab sen t : Counc ilman Dh o rity.
The Ma y o r d ec lared the motion c arr i ed.
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Intr oduced as a Bi ll b y Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING SUMS FOR ALL MUNICIPAL
PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1970 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1970, CON-
STITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1970.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon
the cal l o f th e roll , the vote resulted as follows:
S c hwab. Ay es: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nay s: Non e .
Abs e n t : Co u n ci lman Dh ority .
The Mayor d e clared t he mot i on c arr ied .
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Int roduced a s a Bi ll b y Councilman Brown and re a d in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDI NANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF ENGL EWOOD , COL ORADO , FOR THE F I SCAL YEAR 1970.
COUNCI LMA N BROWN MOVED, COUNCI LMA N LAY S EC ONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READI NG AND ORD ERE D
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE . Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab referred to the earlier receipt of the
Water and S e wer Board's r ecomm e ndation that a ten per cent
increase in water rates effective January 1, 1970 be adopted.
Mayor Schwab indicated that this rate increase was recommended
b y the Board on the basis of increased wages, operating costs
and inflation, and the fact that considerable cost would be
incurred in the development of the Western Slope Water Project.
Mr. Charles B . Carroll, Jr., Di rector of Utilities,
appeared before City Council in regard to the proposed rate increase.
COUNC ILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD THAT A
TEN PER CENT WATER RATE INCREASE BE MADE JANUARY 1, 1970 BE
ACCEPTED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Na y s: None.
Abs e nt: Councilman Dh ori ty .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHEDULE FOR FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab . Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Na y s: None.
Abs e nt: Councilman Dhority .
Th e Ma y or declared the motion c arr ied.
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities,
reappeared be f or e City Council and discussed the differentiation
in rates b etween the 3/4-inch and l-inch t ap off the water line for flat rate customers.
Discussion ensued . At the conclusion of the dis-
cussion it was the consensus of Council that a review o f t ap
sizes of flat rate accounts be made by the Wa ter and Sewer Board .
RESOLUTION NO . 39, SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR METERED WATER SERVICE.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 39 , SERIES OF 1969 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call o f the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Krei l i n g, Lay , Lone, Parkinson,
S chwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : Counci lman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial prese nted a report concerning the
wideni n g of South Broadway to provide additional parking at the
i n tersect ions of Broadway and Oxford, Br oadwa y and Mansfield,
Broadway and Kenyon, and Broadway and Dar t mouth. Mr. Dial indi-
c ated that Ma y or Schwab, Director of Public Works Waggoner and
himself had met with the i nt e rested parties recently.
Mr. Ke lls Waggoner, Director o f Public Works, appeared
be f ore City Council and pre sented a standard plan to allow for
170 feet of parking on each frontage at the four affected inter-
sec tions. Mr. Waggoner indicated that the cost per 170-foot
parking strips would averag e $1,300.
City Manager Dial stated that the citizens interested
in the widening of South Broadway h ad suggested that the City
participate in the cost of said project by paying for the asphaltic
surface. Mr . Dial stated th at thi s would cost $1.51 per lineal
f oot or approximat e l y $260 per p arking area.
It was the consensus of City Council that the City of
Englewood participate in the widening of South Broadway a t the
intersections of Broadway and Ox f ord, Broadway and Mansfield,
Broadway and Kenyon and Broadway and Dartmouth by providing f or
the asphal tic surface at a cost of $1.51 per linea l foot .
City Council briefly discu ssed the storm drainage situ-
a tion at 3100 South Fox. At the c onclusion of the discussion
Councilman Lay suggested that the plans for solution of the storm
drainage problem be reviewed at a study session.
Councilmen Brown and Lone discussed a meeting on
Dec ember 12, 1969 to discuss the storm s e wer program .
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City Manager Di al reported on three traffic problems
which h ad b ee n occurr1ng in the City of Englewood. Mr . Dial
i ndi cated th at the problem are as were on U.S. 285 in front of
Cinderella City , i n the 3400 block o f South Elati, and on
Hampden Avenue from U.S. 28 5 to Logan.
Mr. Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works , and Mr.
Jack L . Clasby, Chief of Police, appeared before City Council
and explained the details concerni ng the traffic backup on
Hampden at South Bannock and U.S . 285 and its effect upon South
Broadway traffic . Mr. Clasby indicated th at officers were
directing traffic and special traffic ch annelization lanes had
been necessary to handle the traffic load on November 28 and 29.
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were discussed. It was pointed out that a good portion of the
problem was caused by the left hand turns made b y the north-
bound traffic into the shopping center at the Republic National
Bank building. This left hand turn movement causes problems on
the entire length of 3400 South Elati which spills into the
U.S. 285 -Hampd en intersection. Mr. Clasby indicated that the
partial solution of this problem was to restrict left hand turns
on a temporary basis .
Th e traffic problems on U.S. 285 in front of the shop-
ping center complex were discussed. City Manager Dial stated
that the problem did not stem from the flow of traffic on U.S.
285 but rather on the lack of proper internal control within the
center.
City Council discussed the various responsibilities of
center offici al s and of the City of Englewood in handling the
traffic problems withi n the center . It was the consensus of
City Council that traffic problems on the center site were
clearly the respons i bility of the shopping center personnel.
The discussion of the traffic problem on Hampden Avenue
from U.S. 285 to South Logan continued. City Manager Dial recom-
mended that the ordinance calling for two-way traffic on Hampden
be repealed and that one -way traffic westbound be restored. Mr.
Dial indicated that if this recommendation should not be accepted
then two lanes west and one lane eastbound should be instituted
on Hampden.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Parkinson and read in ful l,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 36, SERIES OF
1969.
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERE D PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE .
COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE BILL BE AMENDED BY THE INSERTION OF A CLAUSE MAKING THE
ORDINANCE AN EMERGENCY.
Discussion ensued .
Upon the call of the roll on the motion amending the
Bill for an Ordinance, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Kreiling, Lone, Parkinson.
Nays: Councilmen Brown, Lay, Schwab.
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the mo ion failed.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
BE TABLED . (Counc1lman Brown's motion died for lack of a second .)
Upon the call of the roll on the original motion, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Kreiling, Lone, Parkinson.
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Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion failed.
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Councilman Kreiling reported that the Bus Committee had
met with officials of the City of Littleton on November 28, 1969.
It was learned that the position of the City of Littleton was still
the same as before, that it would not incre ase its subsidy to the
bus line. Councilman Kreiling indicated that by December 5, 1969
two cities had promised to give their answer to Mr. Ernest
Herbertson concerning whether or not they would increase their
subsidy. Councilman Kreiling also stated that a meeting would
be held with the City of Denver, December 3, 1969, to discuss
the bus line.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL GO ON RECORD AS TO ITS WILLINGNESS
TO INCREASE ITS FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION IN THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-
FORT LOGAN BUS SYSTEM IN ORDER THAT BUS SERVICE MAY BE MAINTAINED
WITHIN THE SOUTH DENVER METROPOLITAN AREA, SAID INCREASE IN
FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION TO BE MADE IN SUCH A MANNER AS TO BE
EQUAL TO ANY INCREASE IN FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION BY OTHER CITIES
IN THE SOUTH DENVER AREA. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling , Lay, Lone, Parkinson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN PARKINSON MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED ,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vo e resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Park~nson,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and the meeting adjourned
at 12:01 A.M.
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A. Duties:
The City Attorney shall be primarily responsible for all legal services
provided to the City, including, but not limited to, attendance at all
regular, special and informal meetings of Council; preparation of all
ordinances, resolutions, moti~ and notices requested by Council;
rendition of legal advice to Council, the City Manager or any Depart-
me.nt~ Board or Commission of the City ~
and preparation of any legal documents needed thereby; attendance,
when requested, at any. meeting of any Board or Commission ~
~······I); prosecution of all municipal ordinances violations
in the municipal and other courts; and, upon authorization by Council,
the proseeution or defense of any litigation in which the City becomes
involved.
B. Compensation:
The City Attorney shall be paid a monthly salary of $1, 300. 00 for
which he shall, in conjunction with the Assistant City Attorney, per-
l!elatloa to t8e liefeMe..or::p.roaeuu&hlll c4 lUloY Htipt!m (not involving_
tl'iallt-in-tbe mllillCipa:h:ouM:=w: otdbaaoce v lela$i-s or appeals frem
jliiiidcmJwie dWteofto-For this purpose, services in connection with
litigation shall be deemed to include all services performed which
are occasioned by the institution of suit by, or ag-ainst the City, as
well as court a ppearances .
The City Attorney s hall not be prohibited from engaging in private
practice, but sbaii not accept private clients whose work would s ub-
stantially interfere with the City Attorney's duti es as such.
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A.~:
'Ibe d uti e s o f the Ass i s tant Ci t y Attorney s hall include the prosecution
of ordinance violations in the City 's Municipal Court and of appeals
therefrom t.o the County Co urt. In additi on, be shall perform such
othe r duties as may be assigned to him from tim e to time by the City
Attorne y or by the Council.
B. Co mpensation:
The Assistant City Attorney shall receive a monthly salary of $500.00
for which he shall perform all services necessary to the prosecution
of ordinance violations and appeals to the County Court and such other
services, excluding litigation services , which be may be assigned
from ti!Ile to time by the City Attorney. In this regard, while the
Assistant City Attorney s h all not be prohibited from engaging in priv ate
practi ce, he s h all give priority to services to be rendered by him to
the City.
The Assistant City Attorney shall receive additional compensation
for litigation services performed by him upon direction of the City
Attorney. For any addi tiona! litigation or services rendered, the
Assistant City Attorney shall be paid the minimum fee suggested
and recommended by the Denver Bar Association, including the per
diem rate recommended for court appearances, or a fractional pro-
portion thereof for appearances of less than a full day.
The Assistant City Attorney shall present a statement for services,
from time to time, which shall sUDUI)arize the litigatioo services
rendered and shall indicate the amount of time spent by him 011 each
matter.
Th e Assistant City Attorney shall not duplicate the litigation services
performed by the City Attorney.
The City Attorney and the Assistant City Attorney shall not both r e-
ceive compensation for dual a ppearances in Court without previous
Co unci 1 a uthor! zatlon.
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The City Co uncil m ay , from t i me to t i me , employ s pecial legal c on-
s ul tant s for performance of le ga l s e rvices for the City . Unless othe r -
wise pr ovi ded , s uch consultants s hall be compen sated on th e basis o f
the m inimum fee suggest ed by the De n ver Bar Associati on.
Adopted and approved this 1 s t day of Df;cember , A. D. 196 9.
ATTEST:
STEPHEN A. LYON
City Clerk-Treaeurer
ELMER E. SCHWAB
Mayor
I, Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of the motion adopted by the City Council of the City of Englewood at
its regular meeting on Monday, December 1, 1969.
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RE SOLUTIO N AUTH OR I ZING MAYOR AND CITY CLE RK TO EXECUTE oq c:'l...f!:
DEED CONVE YING GROUND TO STATE DE PARTMENT OF HIGW~A YS. 0 l...Q
mEREA S, this Council has heretofore authorized the execu -
tion o f an agreement bet t>~een the City of Englewood and the
De partment of Highwa y s, ivision of Highways, State of Colo-
r a d o , f or the acquisition by the said Department of certain
r eal t y presently owne d by the City of Englewood ;
NO\.; THE RE FORE , BE IT RE SOLVED by the City Council of the
Ci t y of En glewood, Co l orado , as follows:
Tha t t he Ma yor and City Cl erk are hereby authorized and
dire cted to e xecute and deliver to the State Department of High-
wa y s, Division of Highways, Sta te of Colorado, the foll owing
described realt y , to-wit:
A tract or parcel of land No . 5 Rev. of the State
Department of Hi ghway s, Division of Highways, State of
Colorado, Project No . U 0 16-1(42), containing 19,0 19
sq . ft ., more or less, in Lots 20 thr 28, Block 2,
Birch's Addition to South Broadway Heights, a subdivision
in the NE 1/4 of Section 3, Township 5 South, Range 6 8
\vest, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Arapahoe
County, Colorado, said tract or parcel being more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the SE corner of Lot 26, Block 2,
Birch's Addition to South Broadway Heig hts ;
1. Thence \-l est, along the south line of Block 2,
a distance of 266 .0 feet to the SW corner of Block 2 ;
2 . Thence No rth , along the west line of Block 2 ,
a distance of 143.0 feet to a point on the west line
of Lot 20, which is 7.0 feet south of the NW corner of
Lot 20;
3. Thence SE to the p oint of beginning .
The above described parcel contains 19,019 sq. ft., more
or less .
Attest:
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En glewood, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a
tru e, accurate and com p lete copy of a Resolution passed by the
City Council of the Cit y of Englewood at a regular meeting held
on ., 1969.
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BY ~qTJiORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~, SERIES OF 19 69
AN ORD INANCE INCREASING THE MONTHLY SALARY OF THE MEMBERS
OF CITY COUN CI L, EFFECTIVE DURING THAT COUNCIL TERM COMMENCING
AT 8:00 P .M. ON THE FIRST MONDAY AFTER JANUARY 1, 1970.
WHEREAS, Section 21 of the Charter of the said City of
Englewood initially fixed the amounts to be paid, as monthly
salaries , to the members of the City Council of the City of
Englewood, and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid initial salaries were set effective
July 8 , 1958, and have not been increased, or changed , since
that time, and
WHEREAS, with the growth of the City of Englewood since that
date the duties and responsibilities of members of City Council
have correspondingly increased and the time spent on City busi-
ness by members of City Council has, likewise, increased, so that
it i s a pp ropriate that the future members of City Council should
receive an increased compensation over and above that which was
initially set by the said City Charter,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1: Effective upon the effective date of this ordin-
ance the monthly salaries of the members of City Council are
hereby fixed in the following amounts:
the
Mayor
Mayor pro tempore
Member of Council
Introduced, read in full
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125.00
100.00
and passed on .. 1969.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on
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first reading on
the /, day of
Read by title and passed on final reading on the ,; day
of 1969. '
Published by title as Ordinance No. ~ , Series of
1969, on the ,.,. "" day of /------.... 1'"9..,.6'"9.
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going is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance passed
on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. · ,
Ser ies of 1969 .
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BY AUT HORITY
ORDI NANCE NO. 'f )_ , SERIES OF 1969
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AN ORDINANCE REPEALINGA ORDINANCE NO. 36, SERIES OF 1969 ,
AND THEREBY PROHIBITING LEFT TURN TRAFFIC MOVEMENTS OF VEHICLES
TRAVELING~ ON U. S. HIGHWAY 28 5.
WHEREAS, there were previously presented to this City Council
petitions for a proposed ordinance pursuant to the provisions of
Sections 45 and 46 of the Charter of the City of Englewood, and
WHEREAS, the provisions of said Section 46 provides that,
upon receipt of such petitions, the City Council shall either
pass the proposed ordinance without alterations within a period
of 30 days thereafter or, in the alternative, submit the proposed
ordinance to a vote of the people, and
WHEREAS, upon receipt of said petitions, this City Council
did deem it to be more appropriate to enact said ordinance than
to submit the same to a vote of the people, by reason of which
this City Council heretofore enacted Ordinance No. 36, Series of
1969, and
WHEREAS, subsequent to the enactment of said ordinance, this
City Council has been informed by the Department of Highways of
the State of Colorado that, should the City of Englewood author-
ize left-turn movements at the intersection of U. S. Highway 28 5
and South Bannock Street, so as to allow westbound traffic trave l
on U. S. 285 to proceed northerly on South Bannock Street, there
would be no necessity or reason for the construction by the said
State Highway Department of an interchange at and near the inter-
section of U. S. 285 and South Broadway Street and that the said
Department of Highways would not construct the same, and
WHEREAS, this Council, after considering the foregoing, has
reached the considered judgment and conclusion that the construc-
tion of such an interchange is of the utmost importance to this
Cit y and that said interchange would accomplish the same result
that permitting left-turn movements for vehicular traffic on
U. S. 285 at South Bannock Street would accomplish,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, n s follows:
Section 1. Se ction 1 o f: <1 rdinance No. 36, Series of 1969,
is hereby repealed.
Section 2 . Nothing herein shall be deemed to have affected
or modified, in any way, the provisions of Section 2 of Ordinance
36, Series of 1969, which designates a portion of Hampden Avenue
s a two -way or two-directional avenue, providing, however, that
1ny ordinance, resolution , motion or traffic directive which was
repeale d by s ai Se c tion 2 a s being in c on fl ict wi t h the provisions
of Seclio J. of sa i d ordinance, are hereby revived .
Intro duced , r e ad in full and passed on first reading on
t he day of November , 1969.
P u b lished as a Bi ll for an Ordinance on the -w~/~ day of I •
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Rea ~-by title ~nd passed on final reading on the ,:t l
day of _ r u 1/ « 0 , , 1969.
Pub l ished by title as Ord~nance No. , Series of
196 9 , on the // day of /t.J e•, ··(/, , 1969 .
Attest:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. z<~ , Series of 1969.
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REGULAR COU NCIL SESSION
DECEMB E R 1, 1969
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Call t o o rde r, invocation by the Re v. 0 g S £Zit 4, Engle-
wood Me thodist Churc h, pl e dge of all e gi a nce led b y Boy Scout
Troop No. 154 , a nd ro ll call.
1. Pre-sche duled c iti zens a nd vis itors.
V (a) Recogniti o n o f "special guest s" of the Counc il .
(b ) Mr. Bob B ye rly , City 's ins ura nce c onsultant, rega rding
employ e e group insura nce.
2 . Re presentative s of liquor outlets wi thin the City who were una ble
to attend the last Council meeting will b e present to reques~re-U 1
newal of their licenses. -C!.k r -((Of~ r I~ v.JJ<7.,....
3 . Communica tions.
(a) Petitions requesting City Council to discourage "X" and
"R" rated films from being shown within the City. (The
petitions will be ava ilable a t the session.)
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Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission special
meeting of October 28, 1969. (Copies transmitted here-
with.)
Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting
of November 12, 1969. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
Minutes of the Water and Sewer Boa rd meeting of Novem-
ber 1 8 , 1969. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that a resolution
be adopted for an approximate ten per cent
(10 %) increa se in a ll water rates effective
January 1, 1970.
Minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of November 20, 1969. (Copies transmitted
h e rewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that money be
set aside to be awarded to one outstanding
.employee for the year.
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t r a nsmitted herewith.)
4 . City Attorney.
(a) Ordi nance o n fi na l r eading e s t a blishing new sala r y
levels for me mbe rs of the ity Council. (Copies
previou s ly transm i tted.)~<"~ .......J?•.tU:d'a(>C<:( ~ (?P <"'t"' -T"('l / '(/ 't
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(b) Bill for an Ordi na nce amending th e proposed dog
II en e o rd ~nance . (C op i~ will b e a vailable at the session .)f,.r-.-.;--~·l<-~<'-c -~~-::,.:,, d y.
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(c) R esolution a uthori z ing the Mayor and City Clerk to
c onvey t o the State Highwa y Department a parcel of
prope rty a t the present E nglewood Street Shop site.
(Copies will be a va ilable a t the session.)
(d ) Attorney 's c hoice .
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DECEMBER 1, 1969
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5. City Mana ger.
(a) 1970 Budget.
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Budget. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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amended . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
Bill for an Ordinance appropriating funds for the
year 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
v (b) Resolution establishing a revised schedule for flat rate
water service . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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water service. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Report regarding widening portions of South Broadway
to provide additional parking.
(e) Report of drainage matters.
(f) Manager's choice .
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors .
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
8. Adjournment.
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STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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RESOLUTION NO •. "/=y , SERIES OF ~ OF
RESOLUTION GRANTING PAY INCREASES TO UNIFORMED MEMBERS
OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1970.
WHEREAS, the provisions of Paragraph 6. 3-3 (b) of the Municipal
Code o{ the City of EDclewood. as ameoded, requires the City Council of
the City of Englewood to adopt, by resolution, a pay plan for each employee
within the City ; and,
WHEREAS, the City Council desires to amend, by increasing, salary
and wage level for uniformed fire per8()11Del t
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council o{ the
City of Eaglewood, Colorado, that, effective January 1, 1970, the followillg
ll'ades aDd scbedules shall amend any previous resolutions:
Fireman 4th Clue
Fireman 3rd Clue
Fireman 2Dd Clue
Fireman 1st Class
Ueuteaaat
Capt& ill
AsallrtaDt Cbtefa
Grade and Progression
21A
21D
21F
22F
25F
26F
29F
1be nmt al. •ch fireman presently employed in the Department, as
well u the nmt of ~h fireman who, In the future, may join the Department,
aball beDceforth be determined by his period of service in the Departmmt as
follows:
Period of Service
0 to 12 moatbs
13 to 24 moaibs
25 to 36 moldhs
37 moatbs or more
A'M'EST:
Ctty Clerk-Treasurer
Fireman 4th Class
Fireman 3rd Class
Fireman 2nd Class
Fireman 1st Class
Mayor
I, stepben A. ~. do hereby certify that the above and foregoiog
Ia a true, accurate and complete copy of a Resolution passed by the City
OouDcil at a regular meetl.ng held an the day of -------....J
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Part 1, of ·
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, as ttl at:al budget
for the fiscal year 1970 was duly submitted by the City Manager
t o the City Council on August 18, 1969; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing on the said budget was held
by the city Council within three weeks after its submission at
the regular meeting of the City Council on September 2, 1969,
regular notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
published within seven days after submission of the suff 1 t;d
budget, in the manner provided in the Charter for the publica-
tion of Ordinance: and
WHEREAS, the City council adopted Resolution No. ,
Series of 1969 on the first day of December, 1969, said resolu-
tion adjusting and amending the 1970 budget:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That the supplemental budget of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, for the fiscal year 1970, as submitted
by the City Manager and duly considered by the City Council after
public hearing and amended by Resolution No. , Series of
1969, be and hereby is adopted as the budget for the City of
Englewood for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 2. That the said budget as amended and
accepted shall be a public record in the office of the City
Clerk and shall be open to public inspection. Sufficient copies
thereof shall be made available for the use of the council and
the public, the number of copies to be determined by the City
Manager.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the __________ day of , 1969.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of _________________________ , 1969
Mayor
Attes t:
ex offic io City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
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Attest:
ex off1c1o C1ty Cl e rk-Tre a sur er
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AN ORDINAN CE REPEALI G ~§2 4.1-1 THROU GH, M!" INCLUDING
§ 24.1-9 OF THE li.IUNI CI PAL CODE OF THE CITY CF ENGLE ;· OO D, :1£-'
EN~~TI 1 ~ T~!E SAXE :nTH AMEND :·rE:\lTS, AND ADDI !G F U::Tl!E SECTION S
!~·;•'·~Ur JO ro REQ UI :~ THE ANNUAL J.TC ct 1SL'G F DOCS :z;' 'T · ITHIN
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Mr. Stanley H. Dial,
City Manager
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Insurance Companies to whom specifications for your
proposed Group Insurance Program were submitted are li s ted
in Exhibit A. Th e following Exhibits include an anal ysis
of all bids received on the variou s plans under consi dera -
tion.
We believe that a large part of your decision in th e
selection of a carrier or carriers for your new plan will
d e pend upon your philosophy in judging the type of plan
which will be most acceptable and appropriate for th C ity
and its employees. The basic a lternat ives ar e : (1) A
plan underwritten entirely by an Insura nce Company, (2 ) Med -
ical Care coverage provided by a service organi z ation such
as Blue Cross and Blue Sh i eld, plus Group Life and Ac ciden-
tal Death and Dismembe rment provided by an insuranc e com-
pany. or. (3) Coverage underwritt e n by an insurance camp ny
but with medic a l care coverages admini s t e r ed through Lhe
Metropolitan Denv e r Foundatio n For Medical Car e, Inc.
We hope this report will be helpful to you in your
s election, a n d we will, of cou r se , b e ava ilable to answer
additional quest1ons as th •y may arise .
Very ru ly yours ,
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INSURANCE BROKERS AND CONSULTANTS::(',,,!:_! C /
1300 LOGAN OLDG. '-. /'1 _(f l._'
DENVER. COLORADO 80203 • PHONE ZOZ -0070 °Cuf'vrf;'~
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Mr. Stanley H. Dial,
City Manager
City of Englewood
3400 South El ati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mr. Dial:
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Insurance Companies to whom s pecif ications for your
proposed Grou p Insurance Program were submitted a rc li s ted
in Exh i bit A. The following Exhibits include an anal ysis
of all bids received on the var ious plans under consid e ra-
tion .
We believe that a large part of your decis i on in th e
selection of a carrier or carriers for your new plan will
d e pend upon your philosophy in judgin g the type of plan
whi ch will be most acceptable and appropriate for th City
and its employees. The basic alte rnativ es are: (1) A
plan underwritten entirely by an Insura n ce Company, (2 ) Med-
ical Care coverage provid ed by a service organi zation such
as Blue Cross and Blue Sh ie ld, plu s Group Life and Acciden-
tal Death and Dismembe rment provided by an insuranc e com-
pan y , or, (3) Coverage underwritten by an i nsur a nc e compa ny
but with medic al care cov e rages admini s t e red through lh e
Metropolitan Denv e r Foundation For Medic al Care, Inc.
We hope this report will be helpful to you in your
selection, and we will , of course , b e ava ilable to answer
additional q ue stions as th y may arise .
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EXHIBIT A
Insurance Companies To Whom Specifications
Were Submitted:
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BANKERS LIFE OF IOWA
CALIFORNIA-WESTERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO.
CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
COLORADO BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD PLANS
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICAN EQUITY CORPORATION
OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
PACIFIC NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PRUDEN T IAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
SAFECO INSURANCE COMPANY
SECURITY LIFE AND ACCIDENT COMPANY
TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED BENEFIT LIFE IN SURANC E COMPANY
UNITED NATIONS LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY
ZURICH LI F E INSURANC E COMPANY
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EXHIBIT B
PLAN I -BID SU MMA RY
GROU P LI FE , AD&D, AND ME DI CAL CA RE
T o tal Mo nth ly Premium (Low To High)
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$ 7,143 .56 !--""--' -~--• Pru dent i a l
Gen e ral Amer ican
Penn Mu t ual
Capitol L i fe
Bankers Life
Aetna Life
Mon t h l y
Group Life
AndAD&D
Per ~1 1000
$ • 77
$ 7 ,161. 9 5
$ 7,28 7.85
$ 7 . 52 7. 90 -§. c
$ 8,310.70
$ 9, 3 0 1.5 5
Rates
Total De p e n d -
Employee Em p loyee ent
Medic a l Pr e mium Me dical
$ 1 0.11 $ 3 ,692 $ 23 .01
Gen e r al American $ • 71 $ 9.89 $ 3 ,535 $ 24 .1 8
Penn Mutua l $ • 7 9 $ 9.89 $ 3 ,670 $ 2 ·1 .12
Ca pitol Life $ .58 $ 1 0.7 3 $ 3,497 $ 26 .87
Bankers Life $ .76 $ 12 .49 $ 4 ,222 $ 2 7.26
Aetn a Life $ .7 3 $ 13 .71 $ 4,449 $ 32 .35
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PLAN I
RETENTION -(LOW TO HIGH ON 1-5 YEAR AVERAGE)
5 Yr. Average %Of lst Year %Of
Dollar Amount Premium Doll ar Amt. Premi u m
Capitol Life $ 8,64 6 9.7% $ 9,057 10.1%
Aet na Life $ 9,865 8. 7% $12 ,355 10.9%
Prudential $10,833 12.8% $11,680 13 . 8 ;{,
Penn Mutual $10,929 12.8% $12,069 14 .1%
Bankers Life $11,118 11.1% $12,43 2 12 .5%
Gene ral American $14,787 15.7% $18,488 19 . 6 /~
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PLAN II-BID SUMMARY
GROUP LIFE AND AD&D ONLY
(Low To High)
Monthly Monthly
Premium Rate
Safeco $ 763.25 $ .43 ~~ -/)
Security $ 887.50 $ .52
Capitol Life $1,029.50 $ .58
Association Life $1,136.00 $ .64
Zurich $1,189.25 $ .67
Occidental $1,242.50 $ .70
General American $1,260.25 $ .71
Aetna Life $1,295.75 $ .73
Bankers Life $1,349.00 $ .76
Prudential $1.373.86 $ • 77
Penn Mutual $1,395.15 $ .79
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PLAN III -BID SUMMARY
MEDICAL CARE ONLY
(Low To High)
Monthly
Premium
$5 ,844.90
$5 ,892.70
$7,119 .10
Shield $7,754.5 0
$8,005.80
Emp loyee
Rat e
$10 .11
$ 9.89
$12 .49
$1 7.1 5
$13 .71
BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD RETENTION EXHIBIT
Out-Brok er
I n c ome stand-In-Com -
From Paid ing cur red mis-Adm.
Dues Claims Claims Claims s ions ExEense
$93,054 $54,32 5 $9,675 $64,000 $1.770 $6 ,5 40
100 .0 % 58.4% 10 .4 % 68.8% 1. 9"/o 7.0%
D p nd e n
Rnte
$23 .01
$24 .1 2
$27 .26
$25 .4 0
$32 .35
Total Rat e
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tion tio n
$8 ,31 0 $20 ,7 44
8.9'/o 22 .3%
Blue Cross and Blue Shield provide no dividend or r efund e xcept
for money in excess of the actuarial ly required rate s abilizn-
tion reserve, which is gen eral~e xpected to be maint ained at a
balance of about 13.0% of one year's income. Blue Cros s a n d
Blue Shie ld a r e not subject to pre mium taxe s . Retention e st i-
mates consist primarily of claims handling and adminis rativ
xp nses.
A stabilization reserve could be esta blished befo r e p ayment of
any refund by Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The amount is esti-
mated to be in the area of 12% to 15% of one year's i n come.
Th e excess of this reserve requirement could be refunded to the
group only in t he event of termination of the ma s ter policy .
Interest could be credited to s uch re serve at a mutually ag r ee -
able e arning level.
A f1ve year average retention estimat e based •Jpon th sp •cif1ed
incu rred claims assumptions a bove would theor e ticall y result in
th e same ret ent ion l evel.
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PLAN IV -BID SUMMARY
GROUP LIFE AND AD&D,AND
MET ROP OLITAN DENVER FOUNDATION FOR MEDICA L CARE,INC.
Zurich *
Occident a l **
Monthly Rates
To t a l Gr o up Monthly Depe nd-
Month ly Life and Employee Employee e nt
Premiu m AD &D Me dical Pre mium M di c al
$7,936.75 $.67 $10 .90 $3,696 $28 .2 7
$9 .822.55 $.61 $16 .21 $4 ,651 $33 .41/
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5 Yea r
Average F i rst Year
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Do lla rs % o f Premium Dollar s % of Premi um
zurich * $13,837. 14 .9% $14,2 4 3 15.3%
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fee to be paid by the insurance company.
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BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD
ALTERNATIVE
FOR
PLAN IV
Comprehensive Blue Cross, Prefe rred 90
Blue Shield, Supplemental Benefit Plan
(Major Medical), $100 X-Ray and Labora-
tory, $300 Supplemental Accident. Safeco
Group Life and Accidental De ath and Dis-
memberment.
Group
Life and
1\D&D
$ .43
Employee
Medical
$ 16.00
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De pen dent
Me d ical
$23.55
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SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
PLAN I:
In considering the combination of quoted rates and proj ec ted
net cost, we believe the bid of Capitol Life is most favor-
able and the bid of Prudential is second most favorabl e .
Capitol Life has quoted a Hospital Room and Board allowanc e
of $50 per day rather than full cost of s emi -pr ivate accommo-
dations. Also, instead of unlimited Ho s pital Extras, Capitol
Life has quoted a maximum of $1,000 per disability . The se
limitations would have the advantage of providing some protec-
tion against the increased cost of hospital care but would, in
most cases, pay the full cost of hospit a l conf i nements at the
present level of hospital charges.
Prudential's quotation also i ncludes a limitation, but in this
case we believe the benefits should be e ntirely accep table .
Under Prudential's program, semi-private r oom including Inten-
sive Care facilities would be covered i n full. The only limit-
ing factor is that the Hospital Board and Room and Other Hos-
pital Charges would be payable in full up to $10,000 per con-
fin ement and 80% thereafter.
In view of the benefits agreed upon, the Prudent i al 's q uota-
tion is probably more appropriate for Plan I, even though sub-
stantially lower net cost could be achieved with Capito l Life .
PLAN II and PLAN III:
If it is deemed advisable to select a plan of Colorado Blue
Cross and Blue Shield, we would recommend select i on of either
Safeco or Security Life a s the carrier for the Group Life and
Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverages. While a pro jec-
tion of net cost or retention is not 100% meaningful on a group
life insurance plan of this size , Security Life has pres e nt ed a
retention illustration that we believe is quite f avo rable. We
have, therefore, g iven Safeco an opportun ity to provid e their
experience rating formula for your group, but at the time of
this report this has not been received.
We do not recommend the adopt ion of any other combination of
Plan II and Plan III, a s we believe strongly that it wo uld be
unwise to in sure your group life an d accidental death and dis-
memberment c overage with one carrier and medical care coverages
wi th another ins urance company. Lower net cost and simp lified
administration will result from the sel ction of on compan y o
provide these ben ef its .
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PLAN IV:
We believe the basic a pp roach of the Me tropo l itan De nv e r
Foundation For Medic a l Car e , Inc. i s to provide add i t i onal
out of h os pital benefits for insured e mployees in order to
reduc e h o spital utiliza tion a nd to establish medical pan e ls
to review Diagnosis , Treatme n t , and Ch a rge s .
We u nde r s tan d t h at i n Ca lifo r n ia wher e plans o f thi s k i nd
have e x isted for s om e time , utilizatio n has be e n r e d u c d i n
the area of 12% o f me d ical care premium.
As the material provided by the Foundation is q uit e lengthy ,
we have not i ncluded t h ese foundali o n descript io ns in t hi s
report , but these are,o f course , ava ilable for you r s u d y .
It should b e n o ted tha t the rat es and retention of z uri ch
include the Foundation 's administrative c harge s .
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While the Medic a l Care b e nefits i n the followin g comparison
ar e not identical , t h i s chart illustrates the probabl e Ci ty
cost a nd employee c o n t ributio ns for the available plan s .
Tota l Total Depen de nt
Mon t h l y Dnployee Med ical
Premiums Premium Rat
PLAN I Prudential $ 7 ,144 ~92 $23 .0 1
PLAN II & III Blue-Cros s & $ 8,518 $ 4 . 7 08 $25 .4 0 .1-
Safeco
PLAN IV zurich $ 7,937 $ 3 ,69!) $2 8 .2 7
Blue Cross $ 7,97 6 $ 4,443 $23 .55
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I TRODlCED AS A BILL BY CO Cil.MJ\N DHORITY
OR
THROU GH, A ~:n .'CL DI NG,
' • ··-CTT' r.o •.:r.n . OF "~':ls C:TT " r~ ---c·-)C)
n.·,' •l an 'ncludin g ~:2.1•. -<1 o ... ~.:
o .::ng lewootl, Co l orado , a rc .er
~revi s io ns are enacL 0J in th r )~~c
As used herein, un less the cont ext
the following words shall have he
'Dog ' sha l mean bo th a ma le and female dog;
'Owner' shall mea n any person owning, keeping or harbor-
ing a dog or dogs;
'At large' shall mean off the premises of the owner and
not under control by leash, cord, chain or otherwise,
or not under the immediate control or supervision of the
keeper or any employee, servant or member of the immediate
family of the keeper or of the owner or an employee,
servant or member of the immediate family of the otvner.
"§24.1-2 License and Re ,istra tion Re uired. All dogs kept,
harbored, or ma~nta~ne y t1e~r owners ~n t e ity of Englewood
shall be annually licensed and registered if over six months
of age. Dog licenses shall be issued by th; city clerk upon
p ayment of a license tax of $2.00 fo r each male or spayed fe-
male , and $4.00 for each unspayed female. Appl ication f or
such license for each calendar year shall be made by the otvner
of the dog on or before Ha rch 31st of such year or within thirty
days after the dog reaches the age of six months, "'hichever is
later. The own e r shall state at the time applica tion is made for
such license and upon printed forms provided for such purpose his
name and address, and the name, breed, color and sex of each dog
owned or kept by him. The provisions o f this section shall not
ap p ly to dogs whose owners are nonresidents temporarily within
the city, nor to dogs brough t into the city for the pu rpose o f
part icipating in any dog show, nor to 'seeing-eye' dogs properly
trained to assist blind persons whe n such dogs are actually being
used by blind persons for the purpose of aiding them in going from
place to place.
"524.1-3 Tag and Collar. Upon payment of the license fee,
the clerk shall issue to the ot-mer a license certificate and a
me tallic tag for each do g so licensed. The shape of the tag shall
be changed every year and shall have s~ped thereon the year for
which it tvas issued and the number corresponding tvith the number on
the certificate. Every otvner shall be required to provide each
dog tvith a collar to tvhich the license tag must be affixed, and
shall see that the collar and tag are constantly worn. In case a
dog tag is lost or destroyed, a duplicate will be issued by the
clerk upon presentation of a receipt showing the payment of the
license fee for the curr nt year , and th pn rm , •H o · "ifty (50)
cent fee for s uc h duplic.:lt e . l)og tag s s1a lt not b,, trans."c r able
fr om one dog to another nntl no re fu nds sh.:1l l be m..J ,,,. on an' dog
lic e nse fee be cause of J ·a t 1 f tlw Jog or th n ·• <'• • 1 ving the
cit y before e ;<ql ration o f th lie nsc p rlod.
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"§24 .1 -4 Rabies Va ccination Requir ed . It shall b e u nlaw-
ful fo r the owner o f a ny dog to keep or maint a in <1 ny such dog
unless it shall have been vaccinated by a lic e ns e d vet e rina ry
surge on with anti-rabies v a ccine within one year prece d ing th e
d at e on ~vhich such d og is kept or maintained . and e v ery do g within
t he cit y limits shall at al times h a v e a c u r r •nc. r. Li1.~.<S t ag a s
provide d by the St ate Departmen t of Heol Lh, o r '1 suhu ~vi sion or
legal re pr e sentative o f such department. No licen se tag shall
be issued b y the c lerk except upof a ph9~.ing that the owner of
the dog hasv~ent r ab ies tag r ;:;4. f .
11 § 24.1 -5 Runni n ~ at Large Pr ohibited . Ev e r y mvner or keeper
o f a n y dog shall pro ib it such d og trom 'being or running at large
and e v e r y s uch owner shall insure t k t a n y tl og ~,.1 :1 .. not be off
the own er 's premises, u nle ss the s ame is o n a leas h, or is other-
wise su itably restra ined. An y do g running at l a r ge or be in g off
the o~vner's premi ses without s uch restraint is here by de clared
to be a nuisance.
"~2 Lf .l -6 Bark in¥ Do g s a Nuisance . I t shall be un lawful for
a ny owner or keeper 0 any dog or do g s to permit such dog or
dogs by l ou d and persistent hab itual barking, how l ing or h e lping,
to disturb a ny person or ne ighborhood, and the same is hereby
declared to be a public nuisance . It shall not be necessary fo r
the purposes of this subsection, to identify and describe the dog
or dogs Hhich are barking , hm·1ling or yel p ing , provided only that
it shall be shown who has possession, care, custody or control
of said dog or dogs.
"§24.1-7 Impounding of Dogs. It shall be the duty o f the
chief of police, or such person or persons as he may designate,
to apprehend every do g running at large contrary t o the pr ovi sions
o f §24 .1 -5 and to im p ound such do g in the c i ty po und or other
suitable place; provide d, hmvever, that if a ny dan g erous , fierce
or vicious dog so found at larg e cannot be sa fe l y taken up and
i mp ounded, such dog may be sla in by any police o ffi cer. The
person in charge of the city dog pound, or such other person as
the chief of police may designate, upon rec e iving any dog shall
make a comp lete registry, entering the breed, co lor and sex of
such dog and whether or noJ:.sucn. do~as a current rabies tag.
If such dog has a current tL*"'' ta' he shall enter the number
of the said tag and the name and ad ress of the owner, if the$me
can be obtained.
"§24 .1-8 Notice Reclaiming .. Not later than three day s
a f ter the impounding of any dog, the owner shall be notified, or
i f the owner of the dog is unknown, written notice shall be posted
for three days in three or more conspicuous places in the city
describing the dog and the time and place of taking. The owner
of any dog so impounded may reclaim such do g upon payment of all
costs and charges incurred by the city for impounding and mainten-
ance of such dog, provided that he shall also forth\'lith obtain a
currentv~~ .~ if such dog shall not have~uch tag.
"§24 .1-9 Dis~osition of Unclaimed Dogs. It shall be the duty
of the p erson in c arg e of the C4ty pound, or such other person
as the chie f of police may direct, to keep all dogs impounded
under the provisions of this section for a period of six days.
If a t the expiration of six days f rom the date of notice to the
mvner or the posting of such notice, such dog shall n ot have been
redeemed, it may be disposed of.
"§24 .1-10 Un lawful to Kee
No dog of fie rce, angerous or V4C4ous propens4t4es s a
harbored or maintain ed within the C j ty of Enele~vood.
"~-11 Poisonin[ D~~J...~l.:t\vfu~. I t shnl l b unla ,•ful fo r
any person t o po4son an y t•u;, 'r "",.:. u t· Lo J Ls .-i.bute pois on in
any mann e r w at soev er wit h L hc inL •nt o · 1uiso 1 ·, • , • n· o;"!, or dog s.
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"§24 .1-12 Causing Do g Figh t s. It sha ll be u n lawf ul for
any person to cause, 4nstig ate, or encourage any d og f i g ht in
any pub l ic p l a ce or private p l a c e wi thin the city ."
I ntroduce d , r ead i n full and pass d on first reading on
the / a d ) o f '4 < , / 1 tl ~ ~ , l\Ju ~ .
Published as a Bi ll for a n Or dinance on the ,;?(.) day
o f --------------------------• 1969 .
Read by title a nd pa s sed on fin al reading on the
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day o f , 1969 .
Publ ishe d by title a s Ordin a nce No. , Series o f
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Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that t h e above and
foregoing is a true, accura te and complete copy o f an Or dinance
passed on f inal reading ~nd published by title as Ordinance ~o.
__________ , Series of ,l969.
Attest:
c~ty clerk-Treasurer
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AN ORDI NAN CE INCREASING THE PERCENTAGE SALARY DEDU CTION FOR.
THE FI REME N'S PENS ION FUND TO 6% AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREA S, i t i s deemed that, in order to improve the fi nan ci al
condi t i on of the F i remen's Pens i on Fund the salary deduct i on
should be i n c reas ed from the pre91i!nt 5 % of all gro ss monthly
earning s i n exc e ss of $50 .00 to 6% of all gros s monthly earnings ,
and
WHEREAS, member s of the pai d F i re Dep artment and the Fire
Pension Board bel i eve that a 6% ded~c t io n on all gross monthly
earnings i s i n the be s t i ntere s t o f t he F i remen's Pension Fund,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDA I NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TilE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a s fo l l o ws :
SECTION 1. Commenc i ng on January 1, 1970, there shall be
deduc ted from the monthly s alary o f eac h and every paid member
of the Englewood Fire Department a s um equal to six per cent
(~) of sai d member's monthly s alary pur s uant to Article 50,
Chapter 139, section 5 (4), Colorado Rev ised Statutes 1963, as
amended, which sum s hall be depo si t ed i n the City's Firemen's
Pension Fund.
SECTION 2. The City Counc i l hereby f i nds and determines
that an emergency ex i sts, by reason of whi ch this ordinance
shall become effective immediately upon its final passage.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading as
an emergency on the day of December, 1969.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certi fy that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete c opy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and passed on fir s t
reading as an emergency on the day of De c ember, 1969.
City Clerk-Treas urer
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman ~~~~~~------~----------~ C',~
cPt::-c-.. ,;::-1 ....... .',c I A BILL FOR
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AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING SUMS FOR ALL M~IPAL
PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA DO, IN THE-FI§~~ 1
YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1970 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 19'1~ 't..c;-
CONSTITUT ING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPR IATION BILL FORCO{Q
THE FISCAL YEAR 1970 . '
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO:
Section 1. Th at there be and there is hereby, appro-
priated from the revenue deriving from taxation in the City of
Englewood, Colorado , from the collection of license fees and
from all other sources of revenue during the year beginning
January 1, 1970 and e nding December 31 , 1970, the amounts here-
inafter set forth for the obj ect and purpose specified a n d set
opposite thereto , specific ally as follows, to wit:
GENERAL FUND
Legislation and Council ...............•.........
Judiciary ...................................... .
Management ........................•.............
Finance & Record ....... , .............•..........
Public Works .............•.•.............••.....
Fire ......•.....•...•..•.........•...•.......•...
Police ..............••..•.........•......•••....
Parks & Recreation ...•....•......••..•.....•••.•
Planning .........••.•.....•••.•..•.•..•.........
Library ....•...........••.•........•......•.....
General Operations ........•........•....••......
T o tal General Fund
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
construction, rec onstruction, installations ,
$ 65,377
21 ,184
72,288
112' 014
695,050
490,996
611,776
250,219
55,162
118,461
149,007
$2,641,534
and contingencies ........••....•................ $ 574,566
WATER FUND
Source of Supply ....••....•.................•...
Pow7r. & P';llllping .•....•.....•••..•.•.............
Pur~f~cat~on ..••.•••••..••••.....•..••..........
Transmission & Distribution .........•.•......•..
cu stomer Accounting & Collection ..•.............
Administrative & General .....•..•..•...•....•...
Debt Service •.•..•..•.•.•.........•.............
Capital Plant & Equipment .....••....•...•.......
Miscellaneous ........•..•••.•.•.•.••.......••...
Total Water Fund
SEWER FUND
$ 26,109
95,072
68,481
113,466
55,024
94 ,808
374,123
58,000
2 5 ,7 5 2
$ 910,835
Treatment . . . • . • • . . . • • • . • . • • • . . . • . • . • . • • . . . . . . . . . $
Sanitary System ......•.•.•......•••.•....••.....
86,538
36,770
15,342
24,030
75 ,7 58
30,000
15,000
customer Accounting & Collection ......•..•••••..
Administrative & General •....•••••••••.•.•....•.
Debt Service ....•••.••...•.•.•••••..•••.•.••....
Ca pital Plant & Equipment .•..•..•.••..•..••.....
Contractual Services .•••.•••••...••.•.•...•••...
Participation in General Fund .••.•.•.•...•••••..
Total Sewer Fund
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Total Recreation Fund $ 112' 143
Section 2. The foregoing appropriations shall be con-
sidered to be appropriations to groups within a sub-program,
program, or department within the fund indicated, but shall not
be construed to b~ appropriations to line items within any group,
even though such line items may be set forth in the adopted budget
for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 3 . That all monies in the hands of the Director
of Finance or to come into his hands for the fiscal year 1970
may be applied on the outstanding claims now due or to become
due in the said fiscal year of 1970.
S ection 4. That all unappropriated monies that may
come into the hands of th e Director of Finance during the ye ar
1970 may be so distributed among the respective funds herein as
the City Council may deem best under such control as is provided
by law.
Section 5. That during or at the close of the fiscal
year of 1969 any surplus money in any of the respective funds,
after all claims for 1970 against the same have been paid, may
be distributed to any other fund or funds in the discretion of
the City Council.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the day of , 1969.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of --------' 1969.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
reading on the ______ __ day of
as
passed on --~~~--~--~~~
-------------' 1969 and published
Attest:
ex off~cio C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES" -DECEMBER 1, 1969
Precinct No.
e;, C',
1 -Mr. and Mrs. Tom Underh i ll, 1801 West Iliftr~fDU~
Precinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Haun, 2860 South Acoma Str~~t
Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Russ, 3029 South Grant Street ~ '·( ·c ol..o
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams, 3935 South Cherokee Street •
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hinger, 2900 South Ogden Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mr . and Mrs . Joseph W. Mersberger, 3371 South Ogden Street
Precinct No. 7 -Mr. and Mr s. Frank H. Taylor, 3275 South Race Street
Prec inct No. 8 -Mr. <>.nd Mr s . Glenn Miller, 3548 South Washington Street ( reinvi ted)
Precinct No. 9 -Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tompkins, 3923 South Washington Street
~net No. 10 -Mr. ana-Mrs. Stan Schnabel, 4120 South Jason Street
Prec i nct No. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Parker, 4115 South Pearl Street
Pre cinct No. 12 -Mr . and Mrs. Paul R. Loos, 4595 South Huron Street
Pre cinct No. 13 -Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Brown, 5050 South Hawthorne Street
No. 14 Louis T. Cangilla, 5000 South Delaware Street
Precinct No. 15 -Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mercier, 4750 South Inca Street
Precinct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s. N. E. Briscoe, 4630 South Logan Street
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STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE ss.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
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OATH (OR AFFikMA TION) OF OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE
~ I,.1 solemnly swear (aih-) that I will support,_ the
Constitution of the United States of America~ the Constitution
of the State of Colorado~ and the Charter and Ordinances of the
City of Englewoo~ Colorad~
allegiance to the sam~ that
that I will bear true faith and
,A.
I take this obligation freely~
without any mental reservationsAor purpose of evasionA and that
I will well and faithfully perform.,. the duties of the officeA ...
pQ?i~on to which I have been electai ar appointed.
Subsc r i b e d before me this ______ day of ..... ----------------' 19 ____ _
City Clerk
City of Englewood, Colorado
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OUR LOCAL THEATRES . WE DECRY THE CREAT ION OF A HONKY -TONK
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OF COMMERCE EXERT THEIR INFLUENCE IN OBTAINING FOR SHOWING IN
ENGLEWOOD, MOVIES OTHER THAN THE RASH OF~ AND RESTRICTED FILMS
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ENGLEWOOD, MOVIES OTHER THAN THE RASH OF~ AND RESTRICTED FILMS
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URGI THAT THE CITY COUMCIL OF EMGLEWOOD AND THE ENG~'W OO O CHAME~R OF
COMMERCE EXERT THEIR INFLUENCE IN OBTAINING FO R SHOW I NG IN ENGI&WOOD,
MOVIES OTHER TYAN THE RASI OF X AND RESTRICTED FILMS WHICH NOW ARE
ADVERTISED IN THE NEWS MEDIA. PICTURES SUITABLE FOR VI~IING BY AN
ENTIRE FAMILY, AJfD MOVIES lflfiCi PARENTS HAY PERMIT 'fli EIR CHILDREN TO
ATTEND ARE BECOMING PRACTICALLY NOH-EXISTENT IN OUR LOCAL THEATERS.
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Pn 01' thr t the se 619 f'i Fnrtur es on the enclose oe ti tion
will Au poort you r f orts in th i s Pre a .
' cony of hef'e netitions is being sent to the ity
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7hPn you for y ou r effo r t s t o hel p s olve thi s problem .
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C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLA~ING AND ZONING COMMISSION
I. CALL TO ORDER.
Special Meeting
October 28, 1969
T h mee ti n g was ca ll e d to order by Chairman Woods at 8:00 P. M.
Me mb ers Pr e s e nt: Carlson ; L e ntsch; Parkinson ; Touchton ; Woods
Romans, Ex -officio
Me mb e rs Abs e nt: Lon e
Also P rese nt: City Attorney Criswel l ; Mr. J . Pettitt
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
Mr . Woods stated that ~hnut s of S e pt e mb e r 16, 1969 ; September 30, 1969 ;
and Octob r 11, 1 969 we r e to b e considered for approval.
Parkins on moved :
Le nt sc h s co nd e d: Th e Minut es of S e ptember 16, 1969 ; S e ptember 30, 1969;
and Octo b er 11, 1969, b e approve d as written.
Th motion c arri e d unanimou sly .
I II . MR. JAY PETTITT
3075 S. Santa F e Dr.
CONDITIONAL USE
Mob1le Rom e Park
Mr. P e ttitt was pr e s nt for th discussion.
CASE #42-69
Mrs. Romans stated that Mr . P ttitt is interested in e xpanding a Mobil e
Hom e P ark on prope r ty north of West Dartmouth Avenu e and f ronting on
South Santa F e Driv e, an d indicated th e sit e on an aerial photo of th e
ar ea . Mr. P ettitt display e d preliminary plans of the propos e d layout
of th e e xpand e d Mobi 1 Hom Park , as we 11 as the layout for the pres e nt
15 spa c s that are in xis ta nce . Discussion followed. Mr. Parkinson
aske d if th City could require dedicated str ee ts in the Mobile Hom e
Parks ? Mrs. Romans sta t d t hat the Regu lations require that access must
b e provid d to e ach mobil hom e space, and that e ach access road must
b continuous and must c onn ec t with other circulation roads. Th e minimum
wi dth for two-way ace ss roads is 25 feet, and for one-way ac cess roads ,
15 feet.
Mr . Crisw e ll commented t hat if the road must be continuous and sinc e the
width o f th ace ss road available to Dartmouth is only 12 f e t, th n the
access Mr. P e ttitt has shown to Dartmouth is much too narrow to serve as
that a cce ss r oad. Furth er discussion of the proposed layout fol lowe d.
Mr. Carlson ask d where parking would b e provided for those r e sidents who
had two ca rs ? Mr. L e ntsch also asked where visitors of the r e sidents would
par k, inasmuch as no ar a is d e signat e d as a parkin g lot. Mr. P e ttitt
stat d t ha t th r was plenty of parking on Santa F e Drive that h e felt
they wo uld b e ab l e to us . Mrs. Romans stated that she did not feel
Mr. P e ttitt should p lan on using parking on Santa Fe Drive to meet th
n e ds of h is Pa r k.
Mr. Parkinson a ked Mr. P et titt if the trailers would b e occupant-own d?
Mr. P ttitt r pl1 d they w uld b . Mr. Parkinson then ask d if th e r would
b any standards o n th siz of th trail r p rmitt d , or if any siz
trail e r would b allowed? Mr. P ttitt stat d that he wo uld p e rmit any
trailer that th spa would al low. Mr . Parkinson asked if a small
tra i l r occupi d by a family with several c hildr e n would b permitt d?
Mr. Cris• 11 comment d that h f lt th Housing Code cou ld apply in that
a c. Dis u ssio n follow d. Mr. Parkinson stat d that he felt the Regu-
l ations for Mobil Hom Park should b stiff n d to require open spac e ,
et . , inasmu h as any d v lop r will want to g t as many r e ntabl e spac e s
o n a itc a poss ibl , and in so doin g, los s any a sthetic possibiliti s
l o r th Park.
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Mr. L e ntsch aske d what the spaces would rent for? Mr. Pettitt stated
t ha t th e pres e nt spaces are renting for $32 but that h e would like to
charg~ $45 to possibly $60. He stated that sewer facilities are there on
t h e site, and e l ectric and g as facilities also. He asked whether or not
t h e r e is a requirem e nt that they must hook up to the City water system,
inasmuch as th ey have a well on the site that h e feels is adequate. Dis-
c ussion followed. Mrs. Romans stated that she had written a me mo to
Publi c Works Dir ec t or Waggoner and Utiliti e s Director Carroll asking for
c omm e nts on the proposal, and read the following memo from Utilities
Dir e ctor Carroll:
"TO: Dorothy A. Romans, Planning Director DATE: October 28, 1969
FROM : Charl e s B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
SUBJECT: Mobil e Hom e Park, 3075 South Santa Fe
I reference your l etter, same subject, October 24, 1969.
The property in question is connected to a 12" sanitary sewer trunk line
with adequat e capacity. There is also an 8" water main with 90# pressure
at th e fire hydrant at Dartmouth and Santa Fe. The property is not present-
ly connected to City water.
For additional sewer head tap fees, Mr. Pettrill will be expected to pay
$75.00 for each three additional trailers.
To connect to City water he would also have a substantial connection fee.
/S / Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
CHARLES B. CARROLL, JR.
Dir ec tor of Utilities
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Furth e r discussion on the matt er of water service to the site followed .
Mr. Criswell cited the requirement that the water servic e must b e capable
of providing 125 gallons per day to each space. He also noted that the
water servic e must b e approved by Tri-County Health Department. Further
discussion followed. Mr. Criswell commented that the reason the matter
was b ef or e th e Commission was that it is only a "Conditional Use" in the
Light Industrial Zone District by restrictions of the Compreh e nsive Zoning
Ordinance, and that the Commission should decide whether they would allow
this proposal as a "Conditional Use"; Mr. Criswell also noted that the
enforcement of the Mobile Home Park Regulations would be up to the Building
Department. Mrs. Romans pointed out that the Commission must approve the
"layout" of the Park before it can give approval to the "Conditional Use".
Mr. Carlson stated that h e felt there was no "imagination" in this pro-
posal, objecting particularly to the fact that there is no open space to
allow a family to "live". He pointed out that there will be only six feet
b e tw e n trailers, which, in his opinion, is not enough space. Mr. Carlson
was also concern d about th e angle the spaces are shown and the width of
t h e roadway as shown ; h e qu esti oned that a 60 ft. trailer could be man e uvered
into thes spaces . Furth e r discussion followed.
Mr . Car ls on moved: That th e matter be tabl e d to enable the Commission mem-
bers to look at some Mobil e Home Parks and obtain
m asur ments on th e width of stalls, angl e of parking, etc., inasmuch as
the Commission doe s not have sufficient information to make a decision.
Mr. Parkinson ask d if there was a time element on Mr. Pettitt's requ est?
Mr . P ttitt stated that h e has the land "tied up" for 60 days, of which
mor than 30 days hav e already expired. Mr. P ettit t noted that this plan
c an b e c hanged: h e had wanted 28 to 30 spaces originally, but widened the
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spac e s a bit more than th e minimum 25ft. requir e d , and has indicated a
"service building" as also is requi re d in the Mobile Hom e Park Regulations.
Mr . Par k inson ask e d whether or not fewer spac e s, but mor e e xp e nsiv e spaces,
wou ld also yield a r asonable retur n to Mr. P e ttitt. Mr. P ettitt stat e d
that it probably would.
Mr . Lentsch s e conded Mr. Carl son's motion. Upon the call of t h e roll, th e
motion carried unanimously .
Ge n e ral discussion of the Mob i le Ho me Pa r k R ~u l at ions fol lowe d . Mr.
Touchton asked if th e re qu ired storage area and parking space requ ired for
a c h space should be shown on t h e Plan ? Mr. Criswell stated that h e didn't
f 1 that this was n eces sary to b e shown on th e P lan, inasmuch as the
Mo bil Hom Parks Ordi nan ce wil l go v er n the d ev lopment, and he wo uld
pr sum c that no building permits would be issu ed unt i l the re quir e me nts
of th Ordinance have b ee n me t. Mr. Criswe ll stated that h e wasn't at all
e rtain that a building per mit should issue in an instance such as the one
consid r e d earlier with th e roadway to Dartmou th shown at 1 8 ft ., which by
th Assessor's records is only 12 ft ., and in any case is much too narrow
to accommodat e the moving of trailers, etc. He stated that to use the 12
ft. roa dway, a variance wo uld h ave to b e granted fro m the Boar d of Ad just-
m nt and App ea ls, or Mr . P et titt would have to attempt to obtain additional
land to mak e the roadway wider. Mrs. Romans stated that to the contrary,
sh e felt th e Commission would have to mak e a d ecision on "detailed plans "
and that a copy of th e s e plans would hav e to b e mad e available f or the
Build i n g Depar tm e nt also, in order that th e y would know what was approve d.
Mr. Parkinson stat e d that h e agr eed that detailed plans wer e n eed e d.
Mr. Criswell stat e d that plans in greater detail than the on es pr e s e nt e d
at this mee ting would hav e to b e considered by th e Commission, certainly;
h e commented that th e applicant could not get a building permit on th e
basis of th e s e plans. Discussion followed.
Mrs. Romans stat ed that prior to 1963, any e xisting Mobile Hom e Parks b e -
c am e non-conforming when they we r e ann e x e d to th e City of Eng l ew ood. Under
the provisions of th e 1963 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, Mobil e Hom e
Parks we re made "C onditional Uses" in the Light Industrial Zone Distr ict
in an effort to mak e it possible for some of the ex isting Parks to b e im-
proved. In this ca s e, the City has r e quir e d rental units to be remov e d ,
l ea ving on ly the 15 trailer spaces on th e sit e, and Mr. P ettitt is
interested i n a ddin g additional traile r spaces to th e 15 that ar e in ex ist-
ance. Mr. Carlson c omm e nt e d that these exi sting spaces do not conform to
the Mobile Ho me P ar ks Or dinance. Mr. Criswe ll qu estion e d why a "ceas e
and d e sist ord e r" had not b ee n issued on th e us e to cause th e own er to
bring it up to sta ndard and in complianc e with the Mobile Hom e Parks
Ordinance. Mr. Cri swe ll stated that just b e caus e a us e that is annexed to
the City do es not c omply with City Ordinanc e s at the dat e o f ann e xation
do e s not me an that they do not have to comply at all, and that they should
b e ord ere d to meet the standards of the governing Ordinanc e s. Discus sion
fo llowed. Mr. P ettitt stated that h e didn't want to go to the ex p e ns e of
pr e paring d e tailed plans f or th e proposed Mobil e Hom e Park unl e ss h e had
som e assurance that the use would b e approv e d, and some idea of th e numb er
of spaces the Co mmission felt could b e accommodated. Mr. Pa r kinson s tated
that h e fe lt th e Commission could g ive Mr. P ettitt a numb er to work around
in planning the P ar k in about two wee ks a fter seeing some of t h e oth er
Parks in th ar e a. Furth er brief discussion f ollow e d.
It wa s d cid d that the Com mission would meet the morn i ng of Novemb er 12
e at 7 A . M. at the Village Inn Pan cake House for breakfast, and then tour
s c v ral of th Mobil Home Parks in the area.
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3035 S . Santa F e Dr.
CONDITIONAL USE
Mob1l e Hom e Park
CASE #42-68
Mrs. Romans r port d that sh had writte n Mr. Wa ggon er, the Dir ector of
Publ ic Works, and ask d for a progress report on Mr. Ne lson's attempts
to bring thi Park , whi h was approved by the Commission on November 20, 1968,
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up to the standards of the Mobile Home Park Ordinance. Mrs. Romans stated
that she has received no reply from Mr. Waggoner as of this date.
V. DIRECTOR'S REPORT
At the Spec1al Meet1ng of October 11, 1969, the Commission directed the
Planning Director to investigate the possibility of setting up a meeting
with the Chief Building Inspector, the City Manager, and the Director of
Public Works to discuss the possibility of the Planning Department assuming
th e responsibility of approving the buiMing permits as to compliance with
th e Zoning Ordinance. A memorandum from Mrs. Romans and Mr. Waggoner to
Mr. Dial was written, and Mr. Dial has indicated that he does not feel a
"m e eting" is necessary at this time, but that at such time the revision of
th e Ordinance is well underway , that a meeting might be more appropriate.
In the me antime , Mr. Dial has indicated that he will consider the matter
and will tJke action on the memo in the near future.
Mrs. Romans gave members a copy of a speech that was given by Mr. Sewell,
from the HUD Office in Ft. Worth, Texas. She asked that the members please
read this report in preparation for discussion of the Workable Program.
Mrs. Romans discussed an article which appeared in the Denver Post on
October 19, which stated that the State of Colorado was to be divided into
eight Planning Districts, and that information was to be sent to the local
Planning Agencies for their comments. The City of Englewood has not yet
received this information. Mrs. Romans discussed the possibility of setting
up a meeting of our Commission with Mr. Miles of the State Planning Office,
and Mr. Smith of the Council of Governments to discuss the relationship
of those offices with the Englewood Planning Department.
Mrs. Romans read a copy of a letter from Mr. Dial to the County Com-
missioners of Arapahoe County, which set forth of recommendations made
by the Planning Commission and City Council for the State Highway Work
Program for 1971.
Mr. Woods asked Mr. Lentsch if he planned to attend the Council of Govern-
ments Policy Committee meeting in November. Mr. Lentsch indicated that
h e would try.
Th e meeting adjourned at 9:30 P. M.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS REGULAR MEETING -NOVEMBER 12 , 1969
Chairman Rhodus called the meeting to order at BzOO P. M.
Members Present: Wetterstrom, Pitchford, zen, Clayton, Rhodus
Members !~sent: None
Other Officials resenta wm . A. Hamilton, Acting Chief Building
Inspector
Wilmer L . Asher Case No . 69-94
540 East Amherst Place
The appllcant requested a variance to permit the erection of a recrea-
tion roo:u resulting in an overlot coverage of 335 sq. ft. 'l'his is an
R-1-A :z.o :ne.
The property ha b en properly posted and advertised.
The propoued recreation room would 18 ft. b y 28 ft. and is on the
rear of 1:he house wi tl1 no change in s ide yard property line . The
adjacent property owners on both side signed agreements to the
proposed add ition.
Clnyton moved,
P i t chford seconded, Since there was n o obj ction and the
location of the proposed addition,
th variance for an overlot coverage
of 335 aq. ft. be granted.
yt~SJ a Wetter strom, P itchford, Me zen, Clayton, Rhodus
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Absenta Non
~nd Go se Case No. 69-95
4570 South Elati
appl.cant ia requesting a variance to extend a combination open
carport d patio ithin 4 ft. 6 in. of the south property line 1n
-1-A zone. 'l'h ordinance would penait an open carport or patio
24 ft. 1.n length to be within 3 ft. of the property line . '!'his
ia c ination patio and carport with a length of 36 ft.
prop rty has be n posted and advertised s per ordin ce.
'1'he adjacent property owner t o the south sign d a stat ent of no
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Pitchford moved.
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d, the vari ce be granted 8'\lbject to
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l. tfhia patio can n ever be cloa d
on the south a i de. 2. Tbe drainage
to be aaintained oo the subj ect property.
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4100-4110 South Bannock
'l'he applicant is requesting permission for a refund of BUilding I?ermit
hich ha. expired. It was nece sary to have the Building PeDIIit for
fin cinq of the proposed apartment buildings and the financing has
not been completed quite yet. 'l'he z:mount of the Permit is $225.50.
'the ordinance does not provide for any extension of time for the
expiration of permits. The permits expire in 60 days if the
eo struction is not started or-if the ".t.l'Ork is abandoned.
Mr . Tourn~y stateo he hauled dirt. onto the site in October . Be states
he has obtained a new permit and he feels it was an arbitrary ru Ling
on t'h part of the Building Depa:cbnent.
Clayton says h£ does not lmcnt w'hether the Board has tie authority
to refund of monies.
Clayton ioDOved,
Ue~n a.econded, tll secretary to write a letter to the
City Atoorney for an opinion as to the
Board han authority to a uthorize refund
of monie.s.
Ayeo: Wetterntrom, Pitchfo rd, f.!ezen , Clayton, Rhodus
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;:ney
'4'i:O'Q..' 110 South Bannoc..'t
case No. 59-6A
Feb . 5, 1~69
May 28, H69
x e pp. i c~t i rc~esting a rene~al of a Vari ce for permissior
to cr two apartment building containing 46 units with a 10 ft
fron"~;;yard setback and a 20 ;:t. rearyard setbeck .
Clayto ved,
ez s conded, since :h\U'e are no changes in the area,
the VaLiance be renewed for period of
6 mont
sa Wetterstrcm, Pi•.:chford, Me zen, Clayton , Rhodus
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33CS South Bro dw y
"J!h licant is requesting pe1 iAI•ic.n to er ct a a sign for th Pit:st
cross th stre t from th t tiona . B.mk on the parking lot
pre ent bank building. e are r
ether the parking lot u conni
c ducted.
qu •t il.q interpretation as to
r d pre..U.ae on which the bu•in••• \.a
First Rational Bank forward d a letter •~ting they owned the
Uding at 3305 So . Brdvy. and ar using the o>a~~~t for part of
their bank bu&in•••· 'fhey al•o intend to keep the driv •up wind
at the pr a nt location and poaaibly tear th41 b\1ilding down ~d use
the apace for a satilite location.
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Clayton moved.
Met:en seconded. that permission for the sign be granted u
long u the present baDk priaary operaticm
at 3301 South Broadway and the parking lot
continues to be used for bank cuatoaera or
employees and the building i.a used for
bank busi.nesa.
AyesJ Wetterat.rclal., Pitchford • .Nez • Clayton. Rhodus
!laysa None
Absent 1 NOne ----------
'l'bere being no further business to cCIIIle before the Bo.ard the
eetinq wae djourned at l0a30 P. M.
Susie Schneider
Recording Secretary
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ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD -NOVEMBER 18,
The me e ting was calle d to orde r by Chairman Frantz at 5:10 P.M(. 0 0 /)')-v • 'l
Members Present: Br ownew el l, Fran tz, La y, Ol i ner, Robohm, Schwa 'v
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Mem ber s Absent: Kreiling (Mr, Kre i l i ng arrived later as shown) "'< <.. ..
Other Ci ty
Offici als Present: Utili t i es Directo r Carroll, Legal Consultant Shivers
Mr. Carroll, Utilities Director, advi sed the Board that L, C, Fulenwider, Inc,, develo pers ,
had recently contacted him with renewed i nterest in securing Engle wood sewage treatment
service for an 80 acre proposed residenti al development located directly east of the Cherry
Hills Country Club, on South University Blvd , and directly north of East Oxford Avenue ex-
tended , (This firm had ap proached the Ci ty several years ago on this matter but was ap-
parently unable to work out the necessary requi rements ,)
Mr. Carroll referred to a copy of an Engineer•s report and cost estimate, prepared as of
January 20, 19661 for L, C. Fulenwi der, Inc . by na le H. Rea, Consulting Engineer, which re-
flected the following proposals and cost e stimates , at that time , relative to sewer system
requirements to receive En glewood sewa ge t r e a tm ent ser vice ,
"SEWER
Schedule No. 1 shown on Drawing No , 1 takes off at Hampden and Lincoln
and runs across Littlet Dry Creek, Highway No , 10 and thence along Wes t
Jefferson Dr i v e to the alley between Pennsylvania and Pearl Street. At
this point it connects to the 10" main installed by the Cherry Hills Country
Club Sewer Association , As required by Englewood, this section of line
requires the installati o n of 15" and 18" pipe , Its total cost is estimated
at $46,532.00,
Schedule No . 2 a l s o sh own on Dwg . No, 2 is a 10" main and takes o ff at the
end of the Associations' 10" main j ust South of the Cherry Hills Country
Club building and runs to the East side of University Boulevard . Its total
cost is estimated at $5,364.00 .
Schedule
80 acres
ho uses .
co s t for
No . 3 shown on Dw g . No , 2 is the collec t ion system within the
and consists o f 8• mains i nstalled deep e nough to serve basement
No services are included in the estimate . The total estimated
th is Schedule is $4 7 , 8u 2. 00 ."
Mr. Carr oll advised that it i s hi s und ers t anding that Mr. Rea is updating the 1966 report
with the idea of enlarging the sewer mains, where necessary, inside the Ci t y of Englewood,
to a size c apab le of handling s ewage from t he entire Little Dry Creek basi n in the Che rr y
Hi lls area, at the expense o f t he deve lo per . This proposal does, of co u r s e , invo lve the
u se of the exis t ing 10 " sew e r main of th e Cherry Hills Sanitation Assoc i a tion and addi -
tio nal c ol l ec ti o n~ain s, FulenW1 der , Inc , i s presumed to be currently nego t i ati ng wi th
t h e Cherry Hills Sa nitati on Ass ociation f or u se of the i r 10 11 main in this pro posed
syst em,
Th e Bo ard, i n dis cussion , a g r ee d t hat this kind of arrangement c ould be mo s t bene ficial to
both the Ci ty and th e Ch erry Hills a r ea if the proper desi gn and capacities c an be worked
out to City s pecific ations ; and , co uld elimi nat e the need for a retenti on tank on the
Che rry Hills Sanitation Assoc ia ion sy stem , to provide capacity for add i tional taps, a s
was d iscusse d by the Board a i s r egular me e ting held Octo b er 21 , 1969 .
Mr . Carroll advised the Bo ard mem bers tha t he would keep them i nformed on the pro gres s of
t his pr opo sal,
Hr. Carro ll pre s e nted and r ead the followin e co rre sponde nc e :
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"SOUTHG ATE SANITATION DISTRICT
3u70 Sou th Sherman St .
Englewood , Colorado
October 21 , 1969
'10 WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN:
Mr , Irvin ~ J . Hayutin has reques ted information concerning
the availability of sewer service to the following described
pro per ty located in the County of Ara pahoe , State of Colo rado ,
The E 1/2 NE 1/u NW 1/u NW 1/u of
Section 19, Township 5 So uth , Range
67 Wes t of the 6th P.M ., comprising
five acres , more or less .
This property is so situated that it could be served by
the facilities of Southgate San itation District and, should
the owner petition for i nclus i on within the area of the Distri ct
and this proceedi ng be approved with consent to inclusion of
the area being granted by the City Council of the City of
Englewood under its Connector 's Agreement with the District,
then the property wou ld be eligible for servi ce from the
facilities of the District as now constituted , upon payment
of all fees and charges under the provisions and in accordance
with the rules and regulations of the District.
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Very truly yours ,
/S/ Richard L. Banta, Jr .
Attorney for Southga te
Sanitation Dis t r ic t
cc: Mr . I rving J . Hayutin
Attorney at Law
1529 York Street
Denver , Co . 80 206•
"RICHARD L. BANTA , JR .
Attorney At Law
3U70 South Sherman S t ree t
Englewood , Co lorado
Mr . Ch arles B. Carroll , Jr .
Util iti es Director
City of En glewo od
Englewood, Co . 80110
Dear Mr . Carroll:
October 21 , 1969
Re: Southgate Sanitation Distr ict
Connector 's Agreement
Would there be any problem involve d
with regard to including the proper t y
described i n the enclosed letter wi thin
the area of Southgate Sanitation District,
should application be received for inclusion?
Background on this is that Englewood
previou sly refUsed service while litigation
was pending over the Englewo od Dam .
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/S/ Richard L. Banta, Jr.
Attorney for Southgate
Sanitation nistrict
In discussion, some members of the Board recalled the matter being considered by them
several years ago and that recommendation for sewer service to this land and other land
i n closer proximity of the Engle wood Dam on Little Dry Creek, under the same combined
ownership, was withheld pending an agreement between t he combined owners of the land and
the City of Englewood showing recognition of the existing, long term , lease by Englewood
of the Englewood Dam, and providing for proper ingress and egress for future maintenance
of same.
(See Minutes of the regular meeting of the Englewood Water and Sewer Board held September
6, 1961.)
None of th e Board members present were knowledgeable as to the present s tatus of the
Englewood Dam or possible litigation wh i ch might be pending on same.
Brownewell moved,
Oliner1 seconded, That the request for further consideration for inclusion of
the land, as described in Mr. Banta's letter of October 21 1
1969, into Southgate Sanitation District, be tabled until a
full report on the status of the Englewood Dam and any
possible litigation connected therewith, is available.
Ayes :
Nays:
Absent:
Brownewell, Frantz, Lay, Oliner, Robohm, Schwab
None
Kreiling
Mr . Ga r rell was asked to pursue the matter with the office of the City Attorney and r epo r
his findings to the Board .
Mr . Carroll advised that, due t o elapsed time involved in consummating the mu tual agree-
ment between Denver, Amax and Englewood, all physical work in connection with th e 'l'le:; t,
Sl o pe water development has been delayed one year without jeopardizing said agreemen •
Mr . Carroll reported that, in recent contact with representatives of same, he was informe~
that progress is being made toward the formation of a sanitation district and other re-
quirements to qualify for a Connector 1 s Agreement to provide Englewood sewage treatment
servi ce for the approximately 100 acre area in the vicinity of, and including, the St.
Mary's School, south of East Quincy Avenue and vest of South University Blvd.
(Also see Minutes o f Englewood Water and Sewer Board meeting held July 14, 1969.)
Mr . Carroll advi sed the Board that Parker and Underwood, Inc ., Consulting Engineers , expe c t
to pr esent, i n the near future 1 a study on the effect of the recently completed Englewo od
wa ter pressure improvements on Englewood's future needs.
Mr. Carroll further advised that he is preparing a study pertaining to future water treat-
ment plant facilit y needs based on anticipated population growth and other factors and
would present a combined report to reflect the conclusions of Parker and Underwood , Inc .
and himself.
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Mr . Carroll reported that the City is proceeding w:l. th plans to take over the o pe ration and
mai ntenance o f the Denver City Di tch .
Mr . Carroll presented and read the following letter:
Ch arles Carroll
Director of Utili ties
Englewood, Colo .
Dear Sir:
"No vember 18 1 1969
We perform a very necessary service for many people n
the area in cleaning their septic tanks. We have a serious
problem in disposing of the waste materia.l and ask you to
consider letting us use your facilities for this purpos e.
We have talked to some of the County and State health
authorities and they believe that this could be done without
an adverse effect on the plant.
We are prepared to pay a substantial sum for this ser-
vice--a flat monthly fee or on a gallonage basis.
Acme Sanitary Servi ce.
Denver Sanitary Co.
Respectfully 1
/S/ John Todd
John Todd Co .
20 55 W. Bcllovle~ Ave .
Little ton , Colo . 'lOlcO
Phone 798-8561"
LH<'HS ~.1 on fol lowed which brought out that th l.s Rppa re tly re p re s en LS t he t 1 r •: tt t ·· • ··•
r er C'\Vf'd by the City of Englewood for di schar ging of septic tank sewa f e Hl to it'(: "Y!.t u.,.
The Bo ard a15rced that it i s a reasonable request since ~:r e ;u c ,•un t rr.u :; sep t iC' • 'll<•; J'
•1 :-P. Wlthin t he Englewood area, particularly outside the City , whlc canno 1 at th ir. lime,
he se rved by a. municipal sewage treatment plant .
Sev ral Bo ard members i ndicated that they were aware that the sanitary ser vice compan1 _,
were di~c hargi ng s eptic tank sewage into the Den v er sewer sys tem a t specified lo ca ion5 .
Af ter d1~cussion 1 Mr. Carroll was asked to co ntact the Cj ;"and County of Denver re lative
to their methods of handling , and collecting for, septic tank sewage discharge into thei r
system; and, to set up similar methods and charges for Englewood to contract with the
sani ary service companies f or such service .
Counc1lman Kreiling entered and was seated with the other members of the Board •
Mr . arroll made a br i e f report concerning income and expenses for wa ter and s ewage t re a -
men through September, 1969 , as follows :
Income:
Expen s es:
Income :
Expenses:
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$324 Per Million Gallons Produced
195 Per Millio n Gallons Produced
$174 Per Million Gallons Treated
104 Per Million Gallons Treated
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Hr, Carroll explained that these figures do not include 1969 debt service; but, that for
those who might be interested, he would have, in the very near future, updated figures of
income and expense considering all factors.
More discussion was held on the matter of the one year delay in construction activities
on the West Slope which brought out that the anticipated water rate increase could also
probably be delayed an additional year, However, after further discussion, also concern-
ing the apparent need for additional water filter plant facilities in the foreseeable
future, it was suggested that, since a rate increase is inevitable and, since the total
revenues necessary for the impending West Slope development and water treatment plant
expansion are not now known, a nominal rate increase should be applied i11'111ediately, whi ch
would tend to have less impact on the water users presently and reduce any later rate
increase or increases when total necessary revenues are known,
The Board was reminded that the present water rates, effective as of April 1 1 1967, were
based on a SQl increase over previous flat rates and a 2)% increase over previous metered
water rates. This adjustment was made to more nearly equalize the over-all rate structure,
The Board generally fPlt that, since the adjustment between the two types of rates was
previously made, a l~ increase of all rates, at this time, would be equitable,
Hr, Brownewell indicated he would prefer to see a study showing the results of the pro-
posed 10% increase as actually applied to the users billing, particularly the large,
metered water, user, before recommending such increase to City Council,
After some further discussion in W1ich it vas agreed that the water rate i terns in the
various ratt schedules, when increased 10%, should be rounded off feasibly, resulting in
an over-all increase of approximately 10%1
Robohm moved,
Lay, seconded, That the Water and se-r Board recommend to City Council that
a resolution or resolutions, as necessary, be adopted to increase
all water rates, effective as of April 1, 1967, by approximately
10%, with such increased rates to be effective January 1 1 1970,
Ayes: Frantz, Kreiling, Lay, Oliner 1 Robohm, Schwab
Nays: Brovnevell
Absent: None
(Secretary's Notes See attached WATER RATE STUDY -NO'VEKBER, l969J and, proposed
resolutions for revision of water rate schedules to implement
an approximate lQl water rate increase, all prepared since the
meeting of the Englewood Water and s-r Board held NoVUiber
18, 1969.)
There being no further business to come before the Englewood Water and Sewer Board, the
meeting was adjourned at 6slS P.M.
ord!ng Secretary
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Sub j ect:
Rec ommendat i on:
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY OOUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
November 1 8 , 1969
10% Increase In Water Rates
That a resolu t ion or resolutions, as necessary, be adopted to
increase all wate r rates , effective as of April 1 , 1967 1 by
approximately 10%, with such increased rates to be effective
January 1 , 1970 .
Re spectfully submitted,
ENGlEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: Robe rt F. Frantz
a rman
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, OOLORAOO
WATER RA TE STUDY -NOVEMBER, 1969
PROPOS ED INCRE ASE OF 10%
RATE NO . 1
(F LAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
QUARTER LY RA TE
FA CILITIES
1 -3 ROOMS
4 -5 ROOMS
6 -7 ROOMS
8 -9 ROOMS
EA CH ADDI TION AL 2 ROO MS
BA lli
BATH WI TH SHOYIER
SEPARATE SHONER
WATER CLOSET
AUTO MATI C WASHER
DISHWASHER
GARBA GE DISPOSAL
EFFECTIVE
APRIL 1 1 196 7
$ 1 ,95
2 ,h0
2,80
3.15
.35
1 ,95
1,95
1,95
2,00
.90
1 OR MORE AUTOMOBILES PE R FAM ILY
IRRI GATION PER FRONT FOOT
IRRIGATION PER SQUARE FOOT
1.05
.75
.90
,085
.ooo68
RATE NO, 2
(METERED SERVICE ) IN S IIE CI TY
APRIL 11
1967
MJNTHLY QU AR TE RLY RATE
USAGE USA GE PER 1000
GALlONS GAlLON S GALLONS
FIRST 3,000 9,000 $ .so
NEXT 12 ,000 )6 ,000 .44
NEXT 85 ,000 255 ,000 .38
NE XT 150 ,000 450 ,000 ,28
NE XT 750 ,000 2,250 ,000 .23
NE XT L,ooo ,ooo 12 ,000 ,000 ,19
NEXT 25 ,000 ,000 75,000 ,000 ,18
OVER 30 ,000 ,000 90 ,000 ,000 .15
RATE NO , 3
16% INCRE AS E
(TO NEAREST 5¢)
$ 2.15
2,65
3,10
3 .1~5
,40
2,15
2.15
2 .15
2,20
1,00
1 .15
,80
1,00
.095
.00076
10%
INCREASE
('10 NEARES T 1 ¢)
$ .55
.48
.42
.31
,25
,21
,20
.17
(METERED SERVICE2 OUTSIDE CITY
APRIL 1 1
1967
MONTHLY QUARTERLY RATE 10%
USAGE USAGE PER 1000 INCREASE
GALLONS GALLONS GALLONS (TO NE ARES T 1¢)
FIRST 3,000 9,000 $ ,69 $ .76
NEXT 9,000 27 ,ooo .49 .54
NE XT 2L ,ooo 72 ,000 .4h .48
NE XT nL ,ooo 342 ,000 .40 .44
NEXT 850 ,000 2,550 ,000 .34 .37
NEXT 14 ,000 ,000 42 ,000 ,000 .29 .32
NEX T 15 ,ooo ,ooo 45 ,000 ,000 ,26 ,29
OVER 30 ,000 ,000 90 ,000 ,000 ,24 ,26
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PROroSED INCREASE OF 1()%
1 , HYPOTHESIS #1
FLAT RATE -INSIIE CITY (FOUR EQUAL QUARTERLY BILLINGS PER YEAR)
FACILITIES
6 -7 ROOMS
1 BATH WITH SHOWER
1 WA'IER CLOSET
1 AU1DMATIC WASHER
1 AUTOMOBILE
APRIL 1 , 1967
QU ARTERLY
RATE
(PRESENTLY EFFECTIVE)
$ 2.80
1 .95
50 FRONT FEET -IRRIG ATIO N
2,00
.90
.90
4 .25
$ 12 .80
APPROXIMATE
10% INCREASED
QUARTERLY
RATE
$ 3.10
2.15
2.20
1,00
1,00
4.7 5
$ 14.20 (10,9% I NCREASE )
METERED RATE -INSIDE CITY (FOR SUI'IMER USAGE A CUSTOMER \HLL USE AN
AVERAGE OF 110 1 250 r.ALLONS PER QUARTER)
APRIL 11 1967 APPROXIMATE
QUARTERLY 1()% INCREASED
QUARTERLY RATE QUARTERLY
CONSUHPTION (PRESENTLY EFFECTIVE ) RATE
FIRST 9,000 GAL . @ $ .50/1000 • ~ 4.50 @ •• 55/1000 • $ 4.95
NE XT 36 ,000 GAL. @ .44/1000 • 15 .84 @ .48/1000 • 17.28
NE XT 65 z250 GAL. @ .38/1000 • 24 .80 @ .42/1000 • 27.41
TOTALS 110,2 50 $ 45.14 $ 49.64 (10% INCREASE )
METERED RATE -OUTSIDE CITY (FOR SUMMER USAGE A CUSTOMER WILL USE AN
AVERAGE OF 110 1 250 GALLONS PER QUARTER)
APRIL 1 1 1967
QUARTERLY
QUAR'IERLY
CONS UMPTION
RATE
(PRESENTLY EFFECTIVE)
FIRST
NEXT
NE XT
NEXT
9 1 000 GAL. @ $ .69/1000 • $ 6 ,21
27 1 000 GAL . @ .49/1000 • 13.23
72 1 000 GAL. @ .44/1000 • 31 .68
2,250 GAL. @ .h0/1000 • --!.2.2
APPROXIMATE
10% INCREASED
QUARTERLY
RATE
• $ • 76/1000 • $ 6 .84
@ .54/1000 • 14.58
@ .48/1000 • 34 .56
@ .44/1000 • ~
1DT ALS 110 1 250
2 . HYro'IllESIS #2
$ 52.02 $ 56 .97 (9 .5% INCREASE)
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AVERAGE OF 18 1 900 GALLONS PER QUARTER)
APRIL 1, 1967 APPROXIMATE
QU ARTERLY 10% INCREASED
UARTERLY RATE QUARTERLY
CONSUMPTION (PRESENTL Y EFFECTIVE) RATE
FIRST 9,000 GAL. $ .50/1000 • $ 4.50 @ $ .55/1000 • $ 4.95
NEXT 9,900 GAL , @ .44/1000 4.36 @ .48/1000 • 4. 75
TOTALS 18 ,900 GAL . $ 8 .86 $ 9 .70 (9 .5% INCREASE)
METERED RATE -OUTSIIE CITY (FOR WINTER USAGE A CUSTOMER \oiiLL USE AN
AVERAGE OF 18 1 900 GALLONS PER QUARTER)
QUARTER LY
NSUMPTIO"'
APRIL 1 , 1967
QUARTERLY
RATE
(PRESENTLY EFFECTIVE)
FIRST
NEXT
91 000 GAL . @ $ .69/1000 • $ 6 .21
9,900 GAL. .49/1000 • 4.85
TOTALS 18 1 900 GAL. $ ll.o6
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10% INCREASED
QUARTERLY
RATE
• $ • 76/1000 • $ 6.84
.54/1000 • 5.35
$ 12 ,19 (10 ,2% INCREASE)
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QUARTERLY
OONSUMPTION
F I RST 9 ,000 GAL .
NE XT 36 ,000 GAL .
NEXT 255,000 GAL .
NE XT 4501 000 GAL.
NE XT 2 1 250 1 000 GAL.
NE XT 5 1 28 21 000 GAL .
TOT ALS 8 1 28 21 000 GAL .
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PROPOSED INCREASE OF 1 0%
(GENER AL IRON ~DR KS -ACTU AL CONSUMPT ION JULY-oCTOBER,
8 1 282 1 000 GALLO NS)
APRIL 1 , 1967 APPROXIMATE
QUAR TERLY 10% INCREAS ED
RATE QUARTERLY
(PRESENTLY EFFECTIVE) RATE
@ $ .50/1000 • $ 4 .50 @ $ .55/1000 • $ 4 .95
@ .44 /1000 • 15.84 @ .4 8/10 00 • 17.28
@ .38 /1000 • 96.90 @ .4 2/1000 • 107.10
@ .28 /1 000 • 126.00 @ .31/1000 • 139.50
@ .2 3/1000 • 517 .so @ .25/1000 • 562.50
@ .19/1000 • 11003 .58 @ .2 1 /1000 • 1 1 109.22
$1,764 .32 $1,940 .55
4. R ATE OOMPAR I SO N AS OF JANU ARY 1 , 1 97 0 (IENVER, ENGLE'tlJ OD, LITTLETON )
INSire CITY -181 900 GALLONS PER QUARTER FOR 2 QUARTERS
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F IRST 10 1 000 GAL,/BI-MO. @ $ .49/1000 • $ 4.90
NEX T 2 1 600 GAL./BI-MO, @ .30/1000 • • 78
TOTAL FOR 2 MONTI-IS • $ 5.6 8
• $ 17.04 -==-FOR 6 MON TI-IS -$ 5 .68 X 3
ENGIEWOD
FIRST 9 ,000 GAL./QTRLY, @ $ .55/1000 • $ 4.95
NE XT 9 1 900 GAL,/Q'l'RLY. @ .48/1000 • 4.75
TOTAL FOR 3 MON THS
FOR 6 MONTI-IS -$ 9 , 70 X 2
LITTlETON
FIRST 6 1 732 GAL./Q'J'RL Y. @ MIN IMUM
• NEXT 121 168 GAL./Q'J'RLY.
TOTAL FOR 3 MONTHS
FOR 6 MONTHS -$ 1 8.93 X 2
• $ 9. 70
• $ 19.40 -
• $ 10.13
8.80
• $ 18 .93
• $ 37 .86 -=-=
ll L I'M'LETON WATER RATES BASED ON CUBIC FEET
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RESOLUTION NO. __ , SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A REVISED SCHElXJIE FOR FLAT RATE WAn:R SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council, of the City of Englewood, Colorado, at
a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopte d RESOLUTION NO. 11
SERIES OF 1967 1 establishing certain water rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes are necessary
to provide for additional water revenue;
Ntw THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY 'lllE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGL~OD, OOLORAOO, AS FOLID¥1Ss
SECTION I. Rate No. 1 (Flat Rate Service) Inside City, under the
City of Englewood, RATE SCHEilJI.ES FOR WATER SERVICE,
effective April 1, 1967, is revised to read as follows:
RATE NO. 1
(FLAT RATE SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY s Available only within the corporate limits of the
City of Englewood, Colorado.
APPLICABILITY! Applicable only to consumers who may take water service
under flat rates, u of January 1 1 1970 1 where water
service, used exclusively for residential purposes, is
supplied to lese than four family unite.
RES I lEN CE RATES s
Facility
1 -3 Roome - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
4 -5 Roome - ---- - - -
6 - 7 Roome --- -----
8 -9 Roome --- -
Each additional 2 rooms over 9
Bath --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Bath with shower - ---... -
Separate shower -- - - -
Water Closet - -
Automatic Waaher
D1ehwaaher - - - -
Garbage Disposal
l or more Automobile• per family - -
IRRIG ATION RATESs
Per !ront foot ot property • -- -- --- -
(Uee in oomputin£ normal depth traot1 1 i.e,,
125 to 13.3 teet.)
Per square toot of property • -- --- --
(use in oomputin1 odd 1 irregular, overlised or
undersized traote.)
Irrigation rates are to ap ply to the 1rou area of
the tract.
No charge !or areas between curb or di toh line and
property line.
No oharae for 1rri,at1on ehell be made for leu than
one quarter.
Quarterly Rate
$ 2.15
2.65
3 .10
3.45
.40
2.15
2.15
2.15
2.20
1.00
1.15 .eo
1.oo
.00076
PAYMENTs Flat rate billl will be due quarterl7.1n actYanoe and
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of the quarter for which they are rendered.
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado at a session held 1969.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
I 1 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 by the City Council of the
City of Englewood, on the day of 1 1969.
city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOWTION NO . __ , SERIES OF 1969
A RESOL UT ION ESTAB LIS HIN G REVISED SCHEllJLES FOR MET ERED WATER SERVICl:.
WHEREAS , the City Council , of the City of Engle wood , Colo rado , at
a r egular session held January 15 1 196 71 ado p ted RESOLUTION NO . 21
Series of 1 96 7 , establishing certain wa ter ra t e schedu les; and
WHEREAS , it has been determined that certain changes are necessary
to provide for additional wa te r revenue;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY OOUNCU OF THE CITY OF
EN GL EHJOD , COLORADO , AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I . Ra t e No . 2 (Me tered Service) Inside City and Rate No . 3
(Me t ered Service) Outside City, under the City of
Englew oo d , RAT E SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVI CE , effecti ve
Apr i l 1 1 1967, is revised to read as follows:
RATE NO . 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effe cti ve January 1 1 197 0
AVAILABILITY : Ava i lable to consumers on meters taking service
inside the corpo rate limits of the City of Englewood,
Colorado , as o f J anuary 1 1 1970 .
APPLICABILITY: Appl icable f or residential, commercial and industri al
service as set forth under the Rules and Regulations
adopted by t he City Council and as amended from time
to time .
First
Nex t
Next
Next
Ne:llt
Next
Next
Over
Meter
Size
5/8"
3/4"
1 " l -1/4"
1 -1/2"
2 II
3 " )j " 6 " 8 " 10 "
AVAILA BILITY :
Quantity Rate
Mon t hly Quarterly Per
Usage Usage 1000
Gallons Gallons Gallons
3,000 9 ,000 $ .55
12 ,000 36 ,000 .48
85 ,000 255 ,000 .u2
150,000 4 '>0,000 .31
750 ,000 2,250 ,000 .25
L,ooo,ooo 12,000 ,000 .21
25,000,000 75 ,000 ,000 • ?.0
30,000,000 90,000 ,000 .17
MINIHUI'I CHARGES
Monthly Quarterl;z:
$ 2.10 $ 6 .30
2.90 8 .70
u .75 14 .25
7 .60 22 .80
9 .40 28.20
15 .10 45 .30
28 .20 84 .60
46 .90 140.70
94 .20 282.60
150 .60 451 .80
216 .60 649 .80
RATE NO . 3
(METERE D SERVICl:) OU'ISIDE CITY
Effe c t i ve January 1, 1 970
Available to con sumers on meters taking service
outside the corporate limits of the City of Englewood ,
Colorado , as o f January 1 1 1970.
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APPLICABILITY: Applicable for re sidential, commercial and industrial
service as set forth under the Rules and Regulations
adopted by the Ci ty Council and as amend ed from time
to time .
Quanti¥ Rate
Monthly arterly Per
Usage Usage 1000
Gallons Gallons Gallons
First 3,000 9,000 $ .76
Ne xt 9,000 27 ,ooo .54
Next 21J ,ooo 72 ,000 .4R
Next ll4. 0()() )L?,OOO .44
Next 8So ,ooo 2,550 ,000 .31
Ne xt 14 ,ooo ,ooo 42 ,ooo ,ooo .32
Ne xt 15,ooo ,ooo 45,000,000 .29
Over 3o ,ooo ,ooo 90 ,000 ,000 .26
MINIMUM CH ARGES
Meter
Size Monthly Qu arterll
5/8" $ 2 .25 $ 6 .75
3/i.J" 3 .45 10.35
1 It 5 .70 17 .10
1-1/i.J" 9.10 27.30
1-1/2" ll.35 3h.o5
2 It 18 .15 54 .45
3 It 3h.oS 102.15
4 It 56 .70 170.10
6 It ll3.45 340 .35
8 It 181.50 544.50
10 I t 260.90 782.70
The minimum monthly charge for any size meter seryjng any one
consumer on one premise shall entitle that ~o nsumer to the use of
water at the regular rate schedule in an amount sufficient to
absorb the minimum charge. Fol" all water used in excess of that
amount in any one month or mul tiple thereof the charge shall be
computed at the regular quantitative rate schedule applicable f or
such service .
PAYMEN T: The above rates for metered wa ter service are net. All
bills are due and payable upon receipt of same and become delinquent
30 days after date of bill.
All requ i rements relative to meters shall be i n accordance with
the Rules and Regulati ons of t he Water Department. No b ill will be
rendered for water while service is shut off at the curb bo x.
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado at a session held 1969 .
Mayor
Attes t :
City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon , City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood ,
Colorad o, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
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i ty of Englewood, on the day of 1 1969 .
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION ~
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
NOVEMBER 20, 1969 , 7 :00P .M.
PRESENT : J. F . DeVivie r , E. L. Ausfahl, J. F . Murphy
ABSENT : H . R. Braun
THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1 ) The minutes of t he last regular meeting as printed.
2 ) The following anniv e rsary increase effec tive November 18, 1 969 :
NAME
HAL L , Rober L.
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Patrolman 3rd Class
GRADE &
STEP
21D
3) The following anniversary inc r ease s effective December 1, 1 969 :
BRYAN , George E. Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec .
LO NG, Clarence Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec .
MARSHALL, Bobby Fireman
4) The following new hires:
GROPP, Robert Maintenanceman , Parks & Rec.
Effective 11/24/69
QUESINBERRY , Lesli e Maintenanceman , Parks & Rec .
Effective 11/6/69
17B
17B
21C
17A
17A
The Board discussed the "Employe e of the Year" awa rd, and
approved the attached letter regarding same to the City Council .
It is the Board 's opinion that each recommendation on a
given candidate turned in by a supervisor should be screened by
h is department head for validity , and then submitted to the City
Man a ger. The City Manager, with any assistance he requests, wo u ld
hen r e v iew th e c andidates and turn in the names of three candi-
dat es t o the Career Service Board for final selection.
Th e deadl i ne for the turning in of names of candidates will
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bei ng on our next regular meeting date, the next meeting is
scheduled for Tuesday, December 16 , 1969 at 7 :00P .M.
J . F. DEVIVIER
Chairman
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TO: Members of City Council
FROM: Board of Career Servi ce Commissioners
SUBJECT : "EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR" AWARD
DATE : November 20, 1969
We wo uld like to recommend that City Council set aside
money to be awarded to one outstanding employee for the
yea r. The award wo u ld be c alled the "Employee of the
Year" award, or "Sp ec ial Acts Award," with a maximum of
$200 to be present ed t o the selected employee at the
annual awards banquet .
The sel ection process would be as follows:
1. Supervisor would outline in writing the
reasons for hi s selection of a given
candidat e .
2 . These r ea sons would be reviewed by the Cit y
Manager, P i t h s n y r ma rks he wo u J d <'!'rP-to
r:mke on e ~c !l , reducine, :;he nur.,be i ';o !:hree.
J. The Career Servi ce Board would then make
their r eview of the s ubmitted material
on each c andida te and then select the one
person t o receive the "Employee of the
Year" award . They would state the reasons
for their selection in writing to the City
Co unci l who would authori ze the money for
the award.
4 · All emp l oyees , i ncludi ng de p a rtment heads,
would be eligible for this honor . However ,
no employee would be e ligi ble for more
than one award e v ery other year.
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Property Tax'.._
Sales Tax co\~
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Highway Users Tax
Utility & Franchis e
Ciga r ette Tax
Vehicle Ownership &
Registration
Business Lic en ses
Miscellan eou s
Liquor Occupational
Liquor Lie . (Stat e )
Tot al
Muni cipal court
County Court Fees
Other Re v e nue s
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
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For Month of October, 1969
Anti cipat ed
Revenue
1 76,675 .00
1,515 ,839.00
1 32 ,000.00
165,00 0.00
84,000.00
93,200.00
23,500.00
11,100.00
1 100.00
35,700 .00
30 ,000.00
2,200.00
$
cu rr ent
Month
2 , 741. 37
138, 197 .60
14,675.81
8,8 55 .92
787.50
637.00
108.33
52 .50
797.83
3,897.50
197.50
$
To Date
175 ,430.99
1,141,497.39
131,673.68
159,854.54
79,981.70
60,030.23
28,040.50
10,208.33
157.50
38,406.33
43,263 .5 0
1, 280.00
Fire Dist. Contracts
Highway Maint.
18,682.00
2,600.00
61.00
216.66
277.66
19,957.00
2,166.60
22,123.60 Total
Permits
Street
Building
Elect rical
Plumbing
Sewer
Total
Fee & Service Chgs.
Pol~ce
Library
Eng~neering
Tra~ler court
Total
county Library Cont.
Interest & Misc.
In erest
M~scellaneous
Total
To al Revenue
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1,600.00
1 5 ,000.00
3 ,600 .00
1 ,300 .00
800.00
22,300 .00
3,000 .00
6,300 .00
1,200 .00
1,300 .00
11 ,800.00
30,516.00
8,000.00
113.50
1,374.20
4 52 .90
219.00
23.00
2,182.60
348.50
698 .53
61.80
462.00
1,5 70.83
8,188.46
7,000 .00 369 .87
1 5 ,000 .00 369 .87
$2,33 5 ,512.00 $1 82,7 40.45
3,174.50
25,037.20
6,109.75
1,690.00
1,066.00
37,077.45
3,274.75
6,248.74
633.04
1,649.00
11,805.53
24,565.38
2,919.68
4,384 .0 8
7,303.76
$1 ,934 ,294.08
% of Est.
Collected
99.30
75.30
99.75
96.88
95.22
64.41
107.58
144.21
58.18
103.95
166.2 7
100.05
80.50
48.69
82.82
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EXPEND I TURES & ENCUMBRA NCE S CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGET APP ROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Month of October, 1969
Annu a l Current Current Spent & % of
Budg et Mo nth Enc wnb. Encwnb . Budget
To Date
Leg isl a tive &
Coun ci l:
City counc il $ 17,0 18.0 0 $ 87 4 .65 $ 12' 213.31
Bo ard of Ad j . 1,9 2 5 .00 118 .60 1,413.93
Career S e r . 1 ,120.00 92.16 9 46 .48
Pl an & Zoning 2,224.00 127.63 1,650.08
Public Lib. 6 00.00 15 .72 164.76
City Attor n ey 3 3 ,4 47 .00 3 ,6 0 7 .35 22,6 38 .09
Tot al 56,334.00 4,836 .11 39,026.6 5 69.28
Municipal Court 18,962.00 1,790.85 15,714.5 6 82 .8 7
Management
City Ma nager 48,9 0 5 .00 3 ,8 9 6 .44 41,726.8 5
Personn el 21 47 5 .00 l 9 3 2.45 17 623.01
Total 70,380.00 5 ,828.89 59,349.86 84.33
Finan ce 110 ' 911.00 8 ,59 7.56 83,5 95.84 75.37
P ublic Works
En gi n ee r i ng 7 9 ,374.00 5,9 72 .58 52,5 97.19
Str eets 35 1,880 .00 41 ,034.01 270,028.1 5
Traffic 1 00 ,440 .00 4,467 .0 2 74,205 .02
Bui l di n g I ns p. 6 9,2 85 .00 5,586 .90 5 1,878.29
Bldg . Mai n t . 1 4 8 ,810 .00 7 ,630 .52 128,683.03
Total 7 4 9 ,789 .00 64' 691.03 5 77,391.68 7 7.01
Fire De pt . 402 ,199 .00 32' 913 . 51 313,34 9 .39 77 .91
Police Dept. 585 ,444.00 47,514.14 46 9,375 .2 8 80 .17
P a rks & Rec. 216,667 .00 17,709.79 161,770.80 74.66 • Planning 44,356 .00 3,259.51 35 ,020.42 78.95
Library 112,623.00 10,080.57 7 8 ,443.19 69 .66
General Govt.
I Central Ser. 16,120.00 1,090 .22 11 ,680.57 • Gen. Oper. 47,026.00 1,307 .00 40,242 .61 • • Emp. Benefits 1 7 500 .00 600.00
Total 80 ,646 .0 0 2,397 .22 52 ,5 2 3 .18 65.13
Total Expense $2,448 ,31 1.0 0 $199,619 .1 8 $1,88 5 ,56 0.8 5 77.01
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Other
Tap F e es
Co nn ection Chgs .
Re n t als
Interes t
Miscel lane ou s
Pro perty Tax
To t a l
Total Revenue
EX PENDIT URES
Produc tion
Source & Sup . $
Po wer & P ump
P u ri f i c ation
Total
Tr a ns . & Dist .
Adm1.nistra t ion
Ac count &
Cel l .
Ge neral
Tot a l
De b t S e rvice
Ml.s ce ll a neous
Capi tal Pl an t
& Equipment
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REALIZAT ION OF ESTIMA TED REVENUES
WA TER FUND
For Month of October , 1 9 6 9
Anticipa t e d Curren t To Date
Re v e nue Month
$750,000 .00 $8 2 ,87 5 .54 $673 ,79 0 .71
1,000 .0 0 6 5.80 1 ,04 2 .50
10,000 .00 3, 71 8 .34 35 ,2 6 2.3 5
4,000 .00 3 30.00 6,539.5 5
1 5 ,000.00 10 ,96 1.58
2,00 0 .00 1 6 7 .90 150 ,4 4 2.06
2 9 5 .00 4.5 9 29 3 .76
321295 .00 4 1286 .63 2 04 1541.80
~2 95 .00 $8 7 1 1 6 2.17 $8781332.5 1
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Collected
89 .84
633.35
112.2 8
& ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1 969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATI ONS
Annua l Curr e nt Current Spent & % o f Bu dg et Month En c umb. Encumb. Budget
To Dat e
16 ,724.00 $ 1, 77 8 .16 $ 1 5 ,224 .3 6
97 ,506 .00 11,329.42 82 ,914 .31
68 1 567.00 2 1 6 44 .6 5 60 1 061 .93 1 8 2 ,797 .00 1 5 ,7 5 2.2 3 1 5 8,200.60 86 .54
104,323.00 6 ,9 76 .84 51 ,5 1 9 .1 8 4 9.38
5 1,369 .00 4,14 5 .90 43,73 8.00
77 1078 .00 61700 .03 52 I 7 3 1.41 12 8,4 47 .00 10,84 5 .93 96,469.41 75.10
374 ,698.00 70,0 5 2 .6 1 18 .70
20 ,000 .00 20,000 .00 100.00
91 1 300 .00 1 14 41.5 6 108 1 556.56 118.90
Total Expen se $9 011 565 .00 $35 1016 .56 $5 04 1 798.36 55 .99
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Other
Connecti on Fees
Conn. Fees Res.
Cap Add .
Inte r est
Miscellaneous
Total
Total Revenue
EXPENDITURES
Treatment
Sani t ary System
Administra tion
Ace. & Cell.
General
Total
De bt Service
Miscellaneous
Cap. Plant &
Equipment
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
For Month of October, 1969
Anticipat ed
Revenue
$245,000.00
2,000.00
5,000 .00
15,000.00
1,000.00
23,000.00
$268,000.00
Current
Month
$20,564.01
140.00
140 .00
$20,704 .01
To Date
$224,539.19
8,802 .96
13,315 .00
10,359.69
500.00
32' 977 .65
$257,516.84
% of Est.
Collected
91.65
143.38
96.09
& ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & % of Budg et Mon th Encurnb. Encumb. Budget
To Date
85,401.00 $ 5,534 .47 $ 60,380.27 70.70
32 '441. 00 3,416 .38 27,043.31 83.36
13,362.00 1,107 .50 10,997.80
15 ,671.00 1,582.75 11,037.08 29,033.00 2' 690.2 5 22,034.88 75.90
72,113.00 11,092.27 15.38
22,500.00 429.26 12,873.66 57 .22
25 ,600.00 11 ,8 78.37 46 .40
Total Expense $267 ,088 .00 $12 ,070 .36 $145,302.76 54.40
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REALIZAT ION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of October, 1969
Anticipated Current To Date
Re venue Month
$ 89,019.00 $ 1,381.27 $ 88,392.60
436,578.00 39,802 .40 328,763 .5 7
3 ,700.00 1,735.94
2' 182.2 7
50 000 .00
$579 129 7 .00 $41 1 183 .67 $4211074.38
% of Est.
Col l ected
99.30
75 .30
46.92
100.00
72 .69
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1969 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Cumulative Current Current Spent & % of
A[2[2r0[2riation Month Encumb. Encumb . Appropri-
To Date at ion
Paving Dist . #17 $ 9,132.99 $ 10,987.30 100.00
Paving Dist. #18 90 ,000 .00 $73,434.10 73,434.10 81.59
P a rk Improvement 50 ,000.00 50,000.00 100.00
Central Sh o ps 190,477.81 11,039.56 5.80
Aerial Ladder 427.00
Fire Station #l
Relocation 245,000 .00 8,171.03 3 .34
Police Reloca-
tion 34 ,29 7 .00
Storm Drainage 4 ,387 .93 822.56 18.74
School Signals 25 ,000.00 1,475.89 5 .90
Hampden Bridge 5 ,770.00 911.00 15.79
Sherman Bubblers 1,500.00
s. Sherman &
Bates 750 .00
Total Expense ~656 1 742 .73 ~73 1 434.10 ~1 56 1841.44 23.88
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S c hool Dist . No . 1
Ou t door Pool
Indoor Pool
Sports & Gam e s
Cultural Act i vities
Play grounds
S peci al Even t s &
P rograms
I n te r e st In c om e
Othe r In c om e
T o t al Re v e nue
Ou door Pool
Indoor Pool
Spor s & Games
Cul ural Ac ivities
Pl ygrounds
Spec1.al Events
General Operations
Total Expense
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OCT OBER 31, 1969
An ticipated Curr e nt
Re v e n ue Month
$2 4,000 .00
1 7 ,300.00 $1 ,031.09
13,9 50.00
12,650 .00 1 42 .45
13,100.00 7 03.80
12,100 .00 1,038.73
72 5 . 00
2,640.00 61.5 0
100 .00 109 .3 6
5 8.40
$96,5 65 .00 $3,145.33
EXPENDITURES
Department of Financ e
To Date % of Est.
Collecte d
$12 ,000.00 5 0.00
8,995 .92 5 2.00
6, 861.84 49 .19
9,4 6 3.51 74.81
20,8 2 8.89 1 5 8 .99
11,190.10 92.48
2 76 .12 38.0 9
1,193.62 4 5 .21
46 5 .99 46 5 .99
2 1035.41 100.00
$73,311.40 75 .91
Annual Curren t Current Spent & % o f
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget
To Da te
15,72 1.00 $ 3 08.9 7 $ 9 ,82 8 .31 62.52
20,501.00 1 ,120.95 10,659.06 51.99
35,966 .00 2,2 36.20 29 ,306.56 81.48
18,517 .00 1,422 . 96 15 ,355 .19 82.92
6,177.00 1 5 0.59 5 ,701.51 92.30
5,782.00 11 9 .63 2,696.83 46.64
10 1644 .48 774 .46 7 1 6 8 9 .06 72.24
$113,308.48 $6 ,1 33 .76 $81 ,236 .5 2 80.52
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OCTOBER 31, 1969
BALANCE SHEET
Current Assets
Cash In Bank
Petty Cash
Savings Accounts
Revenues to be Rece ived
Payroll
Current Liabilities
State Tax Withholding
Social Security
Fund Balance
Fund Balance 0. J. Miller Bequest
Appropriations to be Expended
Net Payroll
Federal Withholding
Department of Finance
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50.00
11,046.33
23,253.60
1,683.69
$35' 406.29
$ 23.77
80.78
865.98
784.66
32' 071.96
1,415.84
163.30
$35,406.29
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AN ORDINANCE REPEAL ING~ORD INANCE'NO. 36, SER IES OF 1969,
A m THEREBY PROHIBITING LEn' TURN 1RAFFIC MOVEME NTS OF VEHICLES
TRAVELING ..aH N U . S . HIGHWAY 285.
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WHEREAS , there were previoualy preaented to tbia City Council
petition& for a propoaed ordinance purauant to the provision• of
ectiona 45 and 46 of the Charter of the City of Englewood , and
\~REAS, the proviaiona of said Section 46 provides that,
upon recei pt of auch petition&, the City Council shall either
paaa the propoaed ordinance without alterations within a period
of 30 days thereafter or, in the alternative, submit the proposed
ordinance to a vote of the people, and
w~REAS , upon receipt of aaid pe titions, this City Counci l
did deem it to be more appropriate to enact aaid ordinance than
to aubmit the aame to a vote of the people, by reason of which
tbia City Council he retofore enacted Ordinance ~. 36, Seriea of
1969, and
JHEREAS , aubaequent to the enactment o f aaid ordinance, tbia
City Council baa been informed by the Department of Higbweya of
the State of Colorado that, ahould the City of Englewood auUior-
iEe left-tum movementa at the intersection of U. s. Highway 285
and South Bannock Street , ao as to allow weatbound traffi c t ravel
on U. S . 285 to proceed northerly on South Bannock Street, there
wou ld be no n c e aaity or reaaon for the conatruction by the aaid
State Highway partment of an interchange at an near the inter•
aecti.on of u . S. 285 and South Broadway Street and that tbe aaid
part nt of Higbwaya would not construct the ..... and
REAS, thia Council, after conaideri the foreaoin , baa
reac d tb conaidered ju nt and concluaion t t t conatruc·
tion o f auch an interchange ia of the utmoat importance to tbia
Cit y and that aaid intercban&e would accompliah the aame r ault
that permitting left-tum moYemanta for vehicular traffic on
u. S . 285 at South Bannock Street would accCIIlpliab.
N , 'iHEREFORE , B IT 0 INE: BY THE CITY COUNCIL F 1HE
Cl1Y OF ENGLE \-K>O D, COLORADO, aa followa :
action 1. Section 1 of rdinance No. 36, Se riea of 1969,
ie hereby repealed.
Section 2. Nothin& herein aha l be de .... d to have affected
or mOdified, In any way, the proviaiona of Section 2 of Ordinance
36, S riea of 1969, which deai&natea a portion of Hampden Av enue
aa a two-way or two-directional avenu , providi g, hoveveT, that
any ordinance , reaolution, aotion or traffic directive which waa
repealed by aaid Section 2 aa bein in conflict with the proviaiona
of Section l of aaid ordinance, are hereby revived •
ntroduced, read in full and paaaed on irat readina n
the /', 't/1 da y of Hov ber, 1969.
Publ iahed •• a Bill for an dinance on the r ,:Z ~ day of
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day of /~''( /.?YJ , , , 1969.
Published by title as O ~~ance No . ~52_., , Series of
19 69, on the W day of ~t?."n '/..c 1 > 969.
Mayor
Attest :
city clerk-t reasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon , do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. -)/:?( , Series of 1969.
Attest :
city c!erk-treaaurer
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SOLl.TIION NO . ??/ --~~~~~-· SERIES OF 1969
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE
EED CONVEYING GROUND TO STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS.
WHEREAS, this Council has heretofor authorized the execu-
tion of an agr e nt between the City of Englewood and the
partment of Highways, Divia ion of Highways, State of Colo-
rado, for the acquisition by the said Department of certain
realty presently owned by the City of Englewood;
NO THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and
directed to execute and deliver to th State partment of High -
ways Division of Highways, State of Colorado, the following
described realty, to-wit:
A tract or parcel of land No . 5 Rev. of the State
partment of Highway , Division of Highways, State of
Colorado, Proj ct No. U 01 6-1(42), containing 19 ,019
sq . ft., more or leaa, in Lota lu thr 28, Block 2,
Birch's Addition to South Broadway Heights, subdivision
in the NE 1/4 of Section 3, Township 5 South , Range 68
~eat, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Arapahoe
County, Colorado, said tract or parcel being more
particularly described as fol lows :
Beginning at the SE corner of Lot 26, Block 2,
Birch's Add ition to South Broadway Heights;
1 . Thence We st, along the south line of Block 2,
a distance of 266.0 f eet to the Sw corner of Block 2;
2. Thence North, along th st line of Block 2,
a distance of 143.0 feet to a point on the west lin
of Lot 20, lolbich is 7. 0 f t south of the NW corner of
Lot 20;
3 . Thence SE to the point of beginning .
The abov described pare 1 contains 19 ,019 aq. ft., more
or leas.
Miyor
Attest:
city cierK-Traasur r
I, Staph n A. Lyon, City Clerk•Traaaurer of the City of
Engl wood, do hereby certify that the above and fora o 11 a
true, accurat and c plate copy of a Resolution va•••d by the
City Council of the City of Englewood at a regular eti bald
on 1969.
elty etifk-triiiurer
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
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AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING SUMS FOR ALL MUNICIP~L
PURPOSES IN THE C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1970 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31 , 1970,
CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR 1970.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
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Section 1. That there be and there is hereby, ap pro-
priated from the revenue deriving from taxation in the City of
Englewood, Colorado, from the co llection of license fees and
from all other sources of revenue during the year beginn i ng
January 1, 19 70 and ending December 31, 1970, the amoun ts here-
inafter set forth f or the ob ject and purpose specifi ed and set
opposite thereto, specifically as follows, to wit:
GENERAL FUND
Legislation and Council ........................ .
Judiciary ...................................... .
Management ....•...................•.............
Finance & Record ....•.•................••.......
Public Wo rks ................•..•...••...........
Fire ............•...•.......•.......•.•.•.......
Police .....................•.••.•.•••..•.•......
Parks & Recreation .•......•......••.•.......••.•
Plann ing ........•...•.....••••...•.••.•••.......
Library ....•....•.........•........•••....•.....
General Operations ........•........•............
Total General Fund
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Construction, reconstruction, installations,
$ 65 ,377
21 ,184
72 ' 288
112' 014
695,050
490,996
611 ,776
250 ,219
55,162
118,461
149,007
$2,641,534
and contingencies ...•....•.....•..•...•....•.... $ 574 ,566
WATER FUND
Source of Supply .....•...•••....•..••.......•...
Power & Pumping •....•.......••...•.•............
Purification .....••••.•.•..•.•......•...•.•.....
Transmission & Distr i bution ...........•......•..
Customer Accounting & Col l ection ............... .
Administrative & General ........•..•..••.•..•.•.
Debt Service ....••..•.•••.....••..•..•..•.......
Capital Plant & Equipnent ....•......•...••......
Miscellaneous .........•.•.•.•.•.•••..•.•...•••.•
Total Water Fund
SEWER FUND
Treatment ......•....••..••.•..•••....••.........
Sanitary System ....•.•......•..•.•...•••........
Customer Accounting & Col lection ...•..••.•••.•..
Administrative & General .•..••...•.••••...•••...
Debt Service ....•••.•••..•.•••.•..•••••.••••.•..
Capital Plant & Equipnent •...•.•..••..•....••...
Contractual Services ..••.•••.•...••...•.••.••...
P a rticipation in General Fund .•••....•••.•.••••.
Total Sewer Fund
$ 26,109
95 ,072
68,481
113' 466
55 ,024
94,808
374,123
58,000
2 5 ,752
$ 910,83 5
$ 86,538
36,770
15,342
24,030
75 ,7 58
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15,000
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RECREATION FUND
Total Recreation Fund $ 112,143
Section 2. The foregoing appropriations shall be con-
sidered to be appropriations to groups within a sub-program,
program, or department within the fund indicated, but shall not
be construed to b~ appropriations to line items within any group,
even though such line items may be set forth in the adopted budget
for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 3. That all monies in the hands of the Director
of Finance or to come into his hands for the fiscal year 1970
may be applied on the outstanding claims now due or to become
due in the said fiscal year of 1970.
Section 4. That all unappropriated monies that may
come into the hands of the Director of Finance during the year
1970 may be so distributed among the respective funds herein as
the City council may deem best under such control as is provided
by law.
Section 5. That during or at the close of the fiscal
year of 1969 any surplus money in any of the respective funds,
after all claims for 1970 against the same have been paid, may
be distributed to any other fund or funds in the discretion of
the City council.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the day of , 1969.
day of
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ______ __
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Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
passed on
reading on the ______ __ day of ---------------· 1969 and published
as
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A BILL FOR
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AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1970. '•l.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Part 1 , of
Artic l e X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a supplemental budget
for the fiscal year 1970 was duly submitted by the City Manager
to the City Council on August 18, 1969; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing on the said budge t was held
by the City council within three weeks after its submiss ion at
the regular meeting of the City council on S eptember 2, 1969,
regular notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
published within seven days after submission of the supplemental
budget, in the manner provided in the Charter for the publi c a-
tion of Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the City council adopted Resolution No. ,
Series of 1969 on the first day of December, 1969, said resolu-
tion adjusting and amending the 1970 budget;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That the supplemental budget o f the City
of Englewood, Colorado, for the fiscal year 1970, as submitted
by the City Manager and duly considered by the City Council after
public hearing and amended by Resolution No. , Series of
1969, be and hereby is adopted as the budget for the City of
Englewood for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 2. That the said budget as amended and
accepted shall be a public record in the office of the city
Clerk and shall be open to public inspection. Sufficient copies
thereof shall be made available for the use of the Council and
the public, the number of copies to be determined by the city
Manager.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the _____ day of , 1969.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of __________________________ , 1969
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
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______ day of , 1969 and published as
Attest:
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Introduced as a Bill by Coun~ilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1970.
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Part 1, of
Article X of the Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
adopted by the voters on July 8, 1958, a ~gppt I~al budget
for the fiscal year 1970 was duly submitted by the City Manager
to the City council on August 18, 1969; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing on the said budget was held
by the City Council within three weeks aft er its submission at
the regular meeting of the City Council on September 2, 1969,
regular notice of the time and place of said hearing having been
pub lished within seven days after submission of the Sllltpf te 1i6alal
budget, in the manner provided in the Charter for the publica-
tion of Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, the City Council adopted Resolution No. ,
Series of 1969 on the first day of December, 1969, said resolu-
tion adjusting and amending the 1970 budget;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section l. That the supplemental budget of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, for the fiscal year 1970, as submitted
by the City Manager and duly considered by the City Council after
public hearing and amended by Resolution No. , Series of
1969, be and hereby is adopted as the budget for the City of
Englewood for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 2. That the said budget as amended and
accepted shall be a public record in the office of the City
Clerk and shall be open to public inspection. Sufficient copies
thereof shall be made available for the use of the Council and
the public, the number of copies to be determined by the City
Manager.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the ______ day of , 1969.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of ________________________ , 1969
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
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_______ day of , 1969 and published as -----
Attest:
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AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING SUMS FOR ALL MUNfCtPAL
PURPOSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE FISC~~·;.
YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY l, 1970 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 19'1~,'(~
CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL ~
THE F ISCAL .YEAR 1970. ·
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWO OD, COLORADO :
Section 1. That there be and the r e is hereby, a ppro -
pri at e d from the revenue deriving from taxation in the City of
Englewood, Colorado, from the collection of license fees and
f rom all other sourc es of revenue during the ye ar b eginning
Januar y 1, 1970 and e ndi ng De cember 31, 1970, th e amounts here-
inafter set forth for the obj ect and purpose specified and set
opposite thereto, specific ally as fol lows, to wit:
GENERAL FUND
Legislation and council ........................ .
Judiciary ...................................... .
Management ........•.............................
Finance & Record ............................... .
Public Works ...............•...•..........•.....
Fire ...................................••.......
Police ............•....................•.•......
Parks & Recreation ...................•.........•
Planning ...•........•.....•..••..•.•..••••......
Library .........•.....................•.•.•.....
General Operations .................•...•.•......
To tal General Fund
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
Co nstruction, reconstruction, installations,
$ 65 ,377
21,184
72.288
112,014
695,050
490,996
611, 776
250 ,219
55,162
118,461
149 007
$2,641,534
and contingencies ............................... $ 574,566
WATER FUND
Source of Supply ..•..•..........•..•............
Power & Pumping .........•..•.•.•••..•..•..•.....
Purif ication ..••..••••............•..•..•.......
T ransmission & Distribution ...........•.•.••.•..
Customer Accounting & Collection ............... .
Admi nistrative & General •.......••.•..•••••••...
Debt Service .....•.•••••.............•..•.......
Ca pital Plant & Equipment ••...•.....•...••......
Miscellaneous ...............•.•.••••.•....•••...
Total Water Fund
SEWER FUND
Treatment ...........•••••.••..•.••.•..••........
Sanitary System ......•.••.•...••...••.•••.•.....
customer Accounting & Collection .•.•.....•.••...
Administrative & General •..•.•.•.•.•••..•..•....
Debt Service ••.••••.•.•...•••••.....•••••.••....
Capital Plant & Equipment ....•....••............
Contractual Services .....•••.....•....•.••......
Participation in General Fund .....•..•..••.•.•..
Total Sewer Fund
$ 26 ,109
95' 072
68 ,481
113,466
55,024
94,808
374,123
58,000
25,752
$ 910,835
$ 86 ,538
36 ,770
1 5 ,342
24,030
75,758
30 ,000
1 5 ,000
8,816
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Total Recreation Fund $ 112,143
Section 2. The foregoing appropriations shall be con-
sidered to be appropriations to groups within a sub-program,
program, or department within the fund indicated, but shall not
be construed to b~ appropriations to line items within any group,
even though such line items may be set forth in the adopted budget
for the fiscal year 1970.
Section 3. That all monies in the hands of the Director
of Finance or to come into his hands for the fiscal year 1970
may be applied on the outstanding claims now due or to become
due in the said fiscal year of 1970.
Section 4. That all unappropriated monies that may
come into the hands of the Director of Finance during the ye ar
1970 may be so distributed among the respective funds herein as
the City Council may deem best under such control as is provided
by law.
Section 5. That during or at the close of the fiscal
year of 1969 any surplus money in any of the respective funds,
after all claims for 1970 against the same have been paid, may
be distributed to any other fund or funds in the discretion of
the City council.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the ----day of , 1969.
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Attest:
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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Mayor
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
passed on
reading on the ___ _ day of -------------· 1969 and published as
Attest:
ex off~cio C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO, ___ , SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTIO N EST ABLISHING A REVISE D SCHEDULE FOR FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE ,
WHEREAS , the City Cou nc il, of the City of Englewood, Colorado, at
a r egular se s s i on held January 16 1 1967 , adopted RESOLUTION NO . 1,
SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain water rate schedules; and
WHEREAS , it has been determined that certain chan es are necessary
to pr ovide for add itional water r eve nue ;
0'·' THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED , BY Tii CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI TY OF
E GLEWOOD , COLOR DO , AS FOLIDWS :
SECTION I , Rate No , 1 (Flat Ra t e Service ) I nside City, under the
Ci ty of Englewood, RATE SCHEilJLES FOR \·ATER SERVICE ,
effecti ve April 1, 196 7, is revised to read as follows~
RA'ffi NO , 1
(FLAT RATE SERVI <l:) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABIL I TY: Available only within th e corporate limits of the
City of Englewood, Colorado ,
APPLICABI LI TY : App licable only to co nsum er s who may t ake water service
under nat rates, as of January 1 , 1970 , where water t')
service, used exclusively for residential purposes, is
supplied to less than four family units.
RESIDENCE RATES:
Facility
1 -3 Rooms -u -5 Ro oms - -
6 -7 Ro oms ------ - -
8 -9 Rooms - -
Ea ch additional 2 room s over 9
Bath - -- - - -
Bath with shower - --- -
Separate shower --- - ---
Water Closet - - - - - - - -
Automatic Washer
Dish washer - - -
Garbage Disposal
1 or more Automobiles per family
IRRIGA TION RATES :
Per front foot of property
(Use in computing normal depth tracts, i .e .,
1 25 to 133 feet ,)
Per square foot of property - -
(Use i n computing odd, irregular, oversized or
undersized tracts.)
Irrigation r ates are to apply to the gros s area of
the t r act.
~o charge for areas betwe e n curb or ditch line and
property line .
No charge for irrigation shall be made for less than
one quarter .
Quarterly Rate
$ 2.15
2.65
3.10
3.45 .uo
2.15
2 ,15
2.15
2 ,20
1.00
1.15
.Bo
1.00
.095
.00076
PAYMENT : Flat rate bills will be due quarterly in advance and
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of the quarter for which they are rendered.
Introduced and adopted by Ci ty Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado at a session held 1969.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Treasurer of the Ci ty of Englewood ,
Colorado , do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
accurate and complete copy of a resolution by the City Council of the
Ci ty of Englewo od, on the day of , 1969.
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RESOLUTION NO. , SERIES OF 1 9 6 9
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR
METERED WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, at a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO . 2, SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain water
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
are necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Sectio n 1 . Rate No. 2 (Metered Service) Inside City
and Rate No. 3 (Metered Service) Outside City, under the City
of Englewood , RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVICE, effective April
1, 1967, is revised to read as follows :
RATE NO. 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1 , 1 9 70
AVA I LABILITY: Av a i l a b le to consume r s on me t ers taking service
in s ide the corporate limits o f the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY : Ap p licab le for residential , c o mmercial and
industrial service as set forth under the
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Rules and Regulations adopted by the City Council
a n d as amended from time to time.
Quantit;:i Rate
Monthly Quarterly Per
Usage Usage 1000
Ga l lons Gallons Gallons
3,000 9,000 $ .55
1 2,000 36,000 .48
85,000 255,000 .42
150,000 450,000 .31
750,000 2,250,000 .25
4,000,000 12,000,000 .21
25,000,000 75 ,000,000 . 20
30,000,000 90,000,000 .17
MINIMUM CHARGES
Monthl;:i Quarterly
$ 2.10 $ 6.30
2.90 8.70
4.75 14.25
7.60 22.80
9.40 28.20
15.10 45.30
28.20 84.60
46.90 140.70
94.20 282.60
1 5 0.60 451.80
216.60 649.80
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RATE NO. 3
(METERED SERVICE) OUTSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available to consumers on meters taking service
outside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY : Applicable for residential, commercial and
i ndustrial service as s e t forth under the Rules
and Regulations adopted by the City Council and
as amended from time to time.
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Monthly Quarterly
Usage Usage
Gallons Gallons
9,000
27,000
72,000
342,000
3,000
9,000
24,000
114,000
850,000
14,000,000
15,000,000
30,000,000
2,550,000
42,000,000
45,000,000
90,000,000
MINIMUM CHARGES
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$ 2.25
3.45
5.70
9.10
11.35
18.15
34.05
56.70
113.45
181.50
260.90
Rat e
Per
1000
Gallons
$ . 76
.54
.48
.44
.37
.32
.29
.26
Quarterly
$ 6. 75
10.35
17.10
27.30
34 .05
54.45
102.1 5
170.10
340.35
544.50
782.70
The minimum monthly charge for any size meter serving
any one consumer on one pre mise shall entitle that consumer to
the use of water at the regular rate schedule in an amount
sufficient to absorb the minimum charge. For all water us ed
in excess of that amount in any one month or multiple thereo f,
the charge shall be computed at the regular quantitative rate
schedule applic abl e for such service.
PAYMENT: Th e above rates for metered water service are
net. All bills are due and payable upon receipt
of s am e and become delinquent 30 days after date
of bill.
All requirements relative to meters shall be in
accordance with the Rules and Regu lations of the Water Depart-
ment. No bill will be rendered for water while service is shut
off at the curb box.
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Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado at a session held
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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
by the City Council of the City of Englewood, on the ---------
day of , 1969.
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RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1969
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR
METERED WATER SERVICE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Co lorado, at a regular session held January 16, 1967, adopted
RESOLUTION NO. 2, SERIES OF 1967, establishing certain wa ter
rate schedules; and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that certain changes
are necessary to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, as follows:
Section 1. Rate No. 2 (Metered Service) Inside City
and Rate No. 3 (Metered S e rvice) Outside City, under the City
of Englewood, RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVICE, effective April
l, 1967, is revised to read as follows:
RATE NO. 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Av8ilable to consumers on meters taking service
inside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY: Applicable for residential, commercial and
industrial service as set forth under the
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Rules and Regulations adopted by the City Council
and as amended from time to time.
Quantity
Monthly Quarterly
Usage Usage
Gallons Gallons
9,000
36,000
255,000
450,000
3,000
12,000
85,000
150,000
750,000
4,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
2,250,000
12,000,000
75,000,000
90,000,000
MINIMUM CHARGES
Monthly
$ 2.10
2,90
4.75
7 .60
9.40
15.10
28.20
46.90
94.20
150.60
216.60
Rate
Per
1000
Gallons
$ .55
.48
.42
.31
.25
.21
.20
.17
Quarterly
$ 6.30
8.70
14.25
22.80
28.20
45.30
84.60
140.70
282.60
451.80
649.80
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RATE NO. 3
(METERED SERVICE) OUTSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 1970
AVAILABILITY: Available to consumers on ~eters taking servi ce
outside the corporate limits of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, as of January 1, 1970.
APPLICABILITY : Applicable for residential, commercial and
industrial se rvice as set forth und er the Rul es
and Regulations adopted by the City Council and
as amended f rom time to time.
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Usage Usage
Gallons Gallons
9,000
27,000
72' 000
342,000
3,000
9,000
24,000
114,000
850,000
14,000,000
15 ,000,000
30,000,000
2,550,000
42,000,000
45,000,000
90,000,000
MINIMUM CHARGES
Monthly
$ 2. 25
3.45
5.70
9.10
11.35
18.15
34.05
56.70
113.45
181.50
260.90
Rate
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Gallons
$ .76
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Quarterly
$ 6.75
10.35
17.10
27.3 0
34.05
54.45
102.1 5
170.1 0
340.35
544.50
782.70
rhe minimum monthly charge for any size meter serving
any one consumer on one premise shall entitle that consumer to
the use of water at the regular rate schedule in an amount
sufficient to absorb the minimum charge. For all water used
in excess of that amount in any one month or multiple thereof,
t he charge shall be computed at the regular quantitative rate
schedule applicable for such service.
PAYMENT: The above rates f or metered water service are
net. All bills are due and payable upon receipt
of same and become delinquent 30 days after date
of bill.
All requirement s relative to meters shall be in
accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Water Depart-
ment . No bill will be rendered for water while service is shut
off at the curb box.
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Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado at a session held
---------------------------' 1969.
Mayor
Attest:
City Clerk-Treas¥rer
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
by the City Council of the City of Englewood , on the
day of , 1969.
C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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RFSOLUTIO N NO ._, SERIES OF 1969 1-0°(. ~
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A RESOLUTION ESTAB LISHIOO RF.VISED SCHEJlJIES FOR METERED WATER SERVt~. \,
WHEREAS , the City Council, of the City of Englewood, Colo rado, at
a r egu lar session held January 16 , 1967 , adopted RESOLUTION NO . 2,
Series of 1967 , establishing certain water rate schedules; and
WHEREAS , it has been determined that certain chan ges are necessary
to provide for additional water revenue;
NOW 'I'HERE FOR E, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF 'IH E CITY OF
ENGLEv!OOD , COLORAIO , AS FOLID\·JS :
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SECTION I . Rate No . 2 (Metered Service) Inside City and Rate No . 3
(Metered Service) Outside City, under the City of
Englewood , RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATER SERVICE , effective
Apri l 1, 1967 , is r evise d to read as follows:
RATE NO. 2
(METERED SERVICE) INSIDE CITY
Effective January 1, 197 0
AVAILABILITY : Av ailable to consumers on meters taking service
inside the corporate limits of the Ci ty of Englewood,
Go lorado, as of January 1, 1970 .
APPLICABILITY : App licable for residential, commerc i al and industrial
service as set forth under the Rules and Regulations
adopted by the City Council and as amended from time
to time .
Quanti~ Rate
Monthly uarterly Per
Usage Usage 1000
Gallons Gallons Gallons
First 3,000 9,000 $ .55
Next 12,000 )6,000 .48
ex t 85,000 255,000 .42
Next 150,000 450,000 .31
Next 750,000 2,250,000 .25
Next 4,000,000 12,000,000 .21
Ne x.t 25 ,000 ,000 75,000 ,000 .20
Over 30 ,000 ,000 90 ,000 ,000 .17
MINIMUM CHARGES
Mete r
Size Monthly Quarterlz
5/8" $ 2.10 $ 6.30
3/4" 2.90 8.70
1 " 4.75 14.25
1-1/411 7.60 22.80
1-1/2'' 9.40 28.20
2 " 15.10 45 .30
3 " 28 .20 84 .60
4 " 46 .Q() 140.70
6 II 94 . ?0 282 .60
8 II 150 .60 451 .80
10 " 21 .60 649 .80
RATE O. 3
(METERED SERVICE) OUTSI!E CITY
Effective January 1 , 1970
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AVAILABILIT'f : Available to consumers on meters taking service
outside the corporate lilllite of the ity of Englewood ,
Colorado , as of January 1, 1970.
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service as set forth under the Rules and Regulations
adopted by the Ci ty Council and as amende d from time
to time.
Quantity Rate
Monthly QUarte rly Per
Us age Usage 1000
Gallons Gallons Gallons
First 3,000 9,000 $ .76
Next 9,000 27 ,ooo .54
Next 24,000 n ,ooo .48
ex t 114,000 342 ,000 .44
Next 850,000 2,550 ,000 .37
ext 14 ,000,000 42,000 ,000 .32
Next 15,000,000 45 ,000,000 .29
Over 30,000,000 90 ,000 ,000 .26
MI NIMUM CHARGES
Me ter
Size Monthly Quarterlz
5/8" $ 2. 25 $ 6 .75
3/4" 3.45 10.35
1 " 5 .70 17 .10
1-1/4" 9.10 27 .30
1-1/2" 11.35 34.05
2 " 18.15 54 .45
3 " 34 .05 102.15
4 " 56 .70 170.10
6 " 113 .45 34 0 .35
8 " 1 81 .50 544 .50
10 " 260.90 782.70
The minimum monthly ch arge for any sise meter serving any one
con s umer on one premise shall entitle th a t consumer to the use of
water at the regular rate schedule in an amount sufficient to
absorb the minimum charge . Fo r all water used in excess of that
amount in any one month or multiple thereo f the charge shall be
computed at the regular quantitative rate schedule applicable for
such s e rvice .
PAYMENT : The above rates for metered water service are net. All
bills are due and payable upon receipt of same and become delinquent
30 days after date of bill.
All requirements relative to meters shall be in accordance with
the Rules and Regulations of the Water Department . No bill will be
rendered for water while service is s hut off at the curb box .
Introduced and adopted by City Council of the City of Englewood,
Co l orado at a session held 1969.
Mayor
Attes
Ci t y Clerk-Treasurer
I, S tephen A. Lyon, City Clerk-Tre asurer of the City of Englewood ,
Co lorado, do hereby certify t hat the above and foregoing is a true,
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City of Englewod, on the day of , 1969.
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A BILL FOR
INTRODUCED AS BILL BY
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 36, SERIES OF 1969.
WHEREAS, there ere previously presented to this City Council
petitions for a propo ordinance pursuant to the provisions of
Section 45 and 46 of of the City of Englewood, and
WHEREAS, the said Section 46 provides that,
upon receipt of such pet tions, the City Council shall either
pass the proposed ordin e without alterations within a period
of 30 days thereafter or, in the alternative, submit the proposed
ordinance to a vote of the people, and
WHEREAS, upon receipt
did deem it to be more appr
to submit the same to a vote
this City Council heretofore
1969, and
petitions, this City Council
riate to enact said ordinance than
of the people, by reason of wh ich
nacted Ordinance No. 36, Series of
WHEREAS, City Council is action to repeal Section l
of Ordinance No. 36, Series of 969, thereby leaving in full force
and effect that portion of Secti n 2 of said ord inance which
institutes two -way traffic on Ea t and West Hampden Avenue, and
WHEREAS, with the institutio
West Hampden Avenue, pursuant to 0
considerable traffic congestion an
motoring public has been created, a
of two-way traffic on East and
dinance No. 36, Series of 1969,
hazardous situation to the
WHEREAS, after considering the
that that portion of Hampden Avenue
prior to the enactment of Ordinance
regoing, this Council deems
ich was one -way we st bound
36, Series of 1969, should
and the remaining be placed back into one-way west bound
unrepealed portion of Ordinance No. 36,
repealed.
Series of 1969, should be
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY T
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows:
SECTION 1. Section 2 of Ordinance No.
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Introdaced, read in full and passed
y of December, 1969.
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read i n full and passed on first
reading on the day of , 1969.
City Clerk-Treasurer
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EXCERPT FROM THE DECEMBER 1, 1969
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL GO ON RECORD AS TO ITS WILLING-
NESS TO INCREASE ITS FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION IN THE ENGLEWOOD-
LI'rl'LETON-FORT LOGAN BUS SYSTEM IN ORDER THAT BUS SERVICE MAY
BE MAINTAINED WITHIN THE SOtrrH DENVER METROPOLITAN AREA, SAID
INCREASE IN FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION TO BE MADE IN SUCH A MANNER
AS TO BE EQUAL TO ANY INCREASE IN FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION BY
OTHER CITIES IN THE SOUTH DENVER AREA. Upon the call of the
ro 1, the vote res•.1lted at followsr
Ayesr Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Parkinson, S hwab.
N11ys: None.
Abaentr CounciLman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ve t e rans of Foreign Wa r s Ve t e rans Day -1969
MAYOR'S PRQC1AMATION
WHEREAS, Many y oung men o f this communi ty hav e f ought f or ou r nation , and some have
sa crifi c ed thei r lives , through services wi th the Un i t ed States Armed Fo rces ,
i n c ombat against many e nemies , and
WHEREAS, Tho se men, th wa r ve t e rans of our country , have earne d the respect and the
tribute of e ve ry c i t izen wh o is t oday e nj oying the fre e d oms of our land be-
cause of the de f ende r s ' persona l l oyalty, c ourage , service and sacrifices ,
and
WHEREAS, We can best ac kn owl e dge our appreciation and rec ognition of those brave men
throu gh full participation i n the s pecial day and week dedicated t o all the
defenders of our land , now
THEREFORE , I , M!ly u l u f the C.i.ty o f
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do here by urge all of my fell ow citizens t o fly their Stars and Stripe s flag
p udly and t o participat e in , o r observe , the public Ve terans Day and
Ve t e ran s W ek program wh i ch is t o be held i n ou r city on November the e l e v•nth
and d ring the we k of November 9 t o 15 , 1969. Furthe rm or e , I d o recommend
tha t a ll of ou r s chools, churches , bu siness est a blishment s and other o rgan -
izat ions assist the Ve t erans of Fo ign Wars of the United States, and its
many co -s ponsors , t oward making V t rans Day and Ve terans Week a truly ou t -
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