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March 2, 1970 , Regular City
Council Meeting
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BY At7rHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. /
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AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND APPROVING A PLAN OF ACQUISITION ·~'(-.
NEGOTIATION AND PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FORT LO~
BUS LINE; DESCRIBING THE PROPERTY TO BE ACQUIRED; THE FULL ·
PURCHASE PRICE TO BE PAID THEREFORE; THE METHOD OF PAYMENT
THEREOF; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL
ASSISTANCE; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-GOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS.
WHEREAS, the Englewood-Littleton-Fort LOgan Bus Line
being wholly-owned and operated by Ernest Herbertson of
Englewood, colorado has maintained a Scheduled Bus Transporta-
tion Service for the Cities of Englewood, Littleton, Sheridan,
and the Fort LOgan area since June, 1967 operating under a
Certificate of Public convenience and Necessity issued by the
Public Utilities commission of the State of colorado being
certificate No. 50, a copy of Which certificate is available
for public inspection in the office of the City clerk, ex-
officio, Director of Finance, of the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, the City council of the City of Englewood after
considerable period of investigation, consultation with Ernest
Herbertson, adjoining municipalities and local governments,
as well as conferences held with the agents of the Public
Utilities commission, find that the cost of operation of said
scheduled bus line is such that it appears likely that the
owner and operator of said bus line may be required to abandon
his operation, which abandonment, if effected, would cause the
residents of the city of Englewood, as well as those residents
of adjoining communities, to be left without any public scheduled
transportation system available to them; and
WHEREAS, in the event of abandonment and discontinuance
of operation of the Englewood-Littleton-Fort LOgan Bus Line,
considerable inconvenience and hardship would inevitably
result to large numbers of residents of the City of Englewood,
as well as the Cities of Littleton and Sheridan, as well as
to those individuals who must be transported to Fort LOgan
Hospital:
THEREFORE, the City council of the city of Englewood,
colorado finds and determines that the acquisition of an
existing, scheduled transportation system would be in the
public interest.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the City council, City
of Englewood, Colorado as follows:
section 1. That the city council of the City of Englewood,
colorado hereby adopts and approves the following plan of ac-
quisition of the Englewood-Littleton-FOrt LOgan Bus Line by
negotiation and purchase, subject, however, to the approval
of the majority of the Qualified Tax-Paying Electors of the
city of Englewood, colorado at a Special Municipal Election
to be held for that purpose, pursuant to the provisions o f
chapter 139, Article 42, colorado Revised Statutes 1963, and
the colorado Municipal Election Law, chapter 49, Article 22,
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colorado Revised Statutes 1963 as amended.
Section 2 -PROPBRl'Y TO BE AC~UIRBD. The property to be
acquired bY the city of EngelWOOd s as follows:
a. All right, title and interest in and to Permit
Ho. 50 issued by the Public Utilities commission of the
State of colorado, June 29, 1967 insofar as the same
authorizes both the transportation of passengers on
s chedule within the boundaries of the Cities of Englewood,
Littleton, Sheridan, the City and county of Denver, and
the unincorporated areas of Arapahoe county, as well as
the operation of charter bus service, as the same is
authorized in said Permit, subject to the approval of
the Public Util i ties commission of the State of colorado.
b. The unrestricted possession and use of the existing
buses of the Englewood-Littleton-POrt LOgan Bus Line as
f ollows:
one (1) General Motors corporation coach Ho. 3101
One (1) General Motors corporation coach Ho. 2708
one (1) General Motors corporation coach NO. 2900
Po s session and use of said General Motors corporation
coache s to continue for such period of time as may be
reas onably required to allow the City of Englewood to
apply for and receive a federal grant in aid to replace
s a i d buses, with either new or used buses, Which in the
City council's judgment would be suitable replacement
units for those now existing.
c. The initial acquisition of not .are than three (3)
new or used buses suitable for public transportation. The
method of acquisition of said buses and the necessary equip-
ment theref ore, shall be purchased pursuant to the procedures
set out in Article 10, Part IV entitled •Purchases and
sales• and dealing generally with the acquisition of per-
sonal property through competitive bidding contained in
section 111 through and including 118 of the Home Rule
charter of the City of Englewood, colorado.
d. The full purchase price of It .. (a) being the Public
utilities commission Permit &o. 50, together with Item (b)
dealing with the unrestricted right to possession and use
of existing buses of the Englewood-Littleton-POrt Logan
Bus Line, shall not exceed the total sum of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS ($5,000.00).
e. The full purchase price to be paid by the city of
Englewood for three (3) suitable buses, or a lesser number
as contained in Item (c) above, shall not exceed the total
sua of SIXTY-SIX TBOUSABD DOLLARS ($66,000.00).
Section 3. MBTBOD OP PAYIIBlft. The total obligation of the
City of Englewood, coloradO for acquisition of the scheduled
transportation syst.. shall not exceed the total sum of SEVENTY-
ONE THOUSAND DOLlARS ($71,000.00) and the method of payment
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therefore shall be as follows:
a. That of the FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS {$5,000.00) or
less to be payable for Items {a) and (b), Section 2 above,
shall be made from appropriations from the general revenues
of the City and then only from the unappropriated surplus
presently available.
b. That of the SIXTY-SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS {$66,000.00)
or less payable for Item (c), Section 2 above, being the
acquisition of not more than three (3) buses, shall be
made from appropriations from the gener~l revenues of the
city, and then only from unappropriated surplus, presently
available.
Section 4. FEDERAL ASSISTANCE. That in the event of
approval of the above plan of acqu1sition the Qualified Tax-
Paying Electors of the city of Englewood, colorado at a Special
Municipal Election to be called for that purpose, the city of
Englewood, or the city of Englewood jointly with other LOcal
Government units affected, shall forthwith cause an application
to be filed with the united States Department of Transportation
to obtain a grant in an amount equal to FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS t$44,000.00) to assist in the purchase of not more than
three (3) suitable buses to be put into operation.
Section 5. INTER-GOVERNME!fl'AL CORTRACTS. The City of
Englewood, colorado may bY governmental contract enter into
a contract agreement or contract agreaaents with the city of
Littleton, colorado and with other local governments, in-
cluding any Transportation Authorities, whereby the cost of
acquisition of replacement buses over and above the amount to
be defrayed by federal grant or assistance and operating costs
of the Bus System shall be borne and shared by such LOcal
Governments upon an equitable basis.
Additionally, the city of Englewood, colorado may enter
into contractual agreements with any LOcal Government units,
Transportation Authorities or District, for the integration
of or joint operation of a scheduled mass transportation system
within the Denver Metropolitan Area in order to achieve a more
effective and convenient scheduled bus transportation system
for the residents of the City of En g lewood, colorado and sur-
rounding areas.
Any such contract shall set forth fully the purposes,
powers, rights, obligations, and responsibilities, financial
and otherwise, of the contracting parties and shall be approved
by its legislative body or other authority having the power
to enter into or approve such contracts .
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Introduced, read in f~l and pass ed on first reading on
!& day of 64...-:<2'4 ~ , 1970 ~shed as a Bill for an ord~ance on the ~$? day
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Rea~ br t~tle and passed on final reading on the ~·>4~~~---
of 2 .< .r/ l(/>, , 1970.
Publi shed ~ t i tle a s Ordinance 110. , 2 , s e r i e s o f
19 7 0, on th e day of ~2 }-; 'c/lr--,~---,...,.1970.
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ATTEST:
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on ~inal reading and published by title as Ordinance No.
, Series of 1970. --------~-------
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RESOLI1l'ION NO. --~~~~-----·SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLtJriON CALLING A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HE!W ON
MAY 5, 1970, AND SUBMI'l'TING TO THE QUALIFIED TAX-PAYIN~
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THEIR APPROVAL 0~
DISAPPROVAL ORDINANCE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF THE ENGLEWOOD-0
LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN BUS LINE. c
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WHEREAS, the city council has approved a plan of ac~~
quisition of the Engl~d-Littleton-Fort LOgan Bus Line ~
by Ordinance No. ~ , Series of 1970, duly passed
and published pursuant to law and ·
WHEREAS, Chapter 139, Article 42, S e ctions 1 and 2,
c olorado Revised Statutes, 1963 as amended, requires that
s uch ordinance be approved by a majority of the Qualified
Tax-Pay i n g Electors of the city of Englewood prior to the
a c q uisition of said public utility.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of
the city of Englewood, colorado as follows:
1. That Ordinance No.
adopting and approving a plan
wood-Littleton-Fort LOgan Bus
Qualified Tax-Paying Electors
an election to be held on the
~ , Series of 1970 or acquisition of the Engle-
Line be submitted to a vote of the
of the city of Englewood, colorado,
5th day of May, 1970.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and the
City clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood are hereby author-
ized and directed to give such notice as is required by law to
the Qualified Tax-Paying Electors of the City of Englewood.
THAT the question of the adoption and approval of the afore-
said ordinance shall be voted upon at a Special Municipal Elec-
tion to be held on the 5th day of May, 1970 and to take or cause
to be taken such other further and additional action in regard
thereto as is prescribed by law, charter provision, or ordinance
to arrange for and to conduct the vote upon said question.
Adopted and approved this 2nd day of March, A.D., 1970.
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio city clerk-Treasurer, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate and
complete copy of Resolution NO. S , Se~s of 1970,
passed by city council on the J day of 2Z/!)({!/! / • 1970
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION APPROVING PARTICIPATION BY LOCAL HOUSIN6 '
OWNERS IN THE FEDERAL RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM 1.
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\ WHEREAS, under the provisions of section 101 of tW.
Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965, the Secreta~~
of Housing and Urban Development is authorized to enter o \'
into contracts to make rent supplement payments to cer-~
tain qualified housing owners on behalf of qualified ·
l~income families who are elderly, handicapped, dis-
placed, victims of natural disaster, or occupants of
substandard housing: and
WHEREAS, the provisions of said Section 101 cannot be
made available to housing owners in certain localities
unless the governing body of the locality has by resolu-
tion given approval for such participation in the Federal
Rent Supplement Program:
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the city counc i l
of the city of Englewood, colorado as follows:
Section 1
Approval is hereby granted for participation in the
Federal Rent Supplement Program by qualified housing
owners of property located in the city of Englewood,
colorado.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this __ _.,;:(""-.., ___ day of
1970.
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of Reaolution No. :i' , Serfes of
1970, paaaed by city council on the .......2__day o f /12 v;,Q ,
1970.
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
MARCH2, 1970 #..
Call to order, invoc ation by the Rev. Riel!:& d iheuaan of the
Covenant Baptist fltmrs.b, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout
Troop 153, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Regular meeting of February 16, 1970. (Copies trans -
mitted herewith.)
(b) Public hea ring of February 23, 1970 . (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests " of the Council.
(b) Presentation of tokens of esteem to retiring members
of various Boards and Commissions.
(c) Mr. Harold Rust, manager Englewood office of the
Public Service Company, will be present to present
a franchise check.
3. Communications.
(a) Memorandum from Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, and Kells Waggoner, Director of Public
Works, to Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager,
dated February 25, 1970, regard ing traffic signal
support poles. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 3 , 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) Minutes of the Planning a nd Zoning Commission
meeting of February 17, 1970 . (Copies will be
available at a later da te. )
(1) Memorandum recommending the approval
of a r esolution of participation in the
Federal rent supplement program.
(d ) Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of January 14, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
(e) Minu tes of th e Board of Career Service Commis-
sioners meeting of February 19, 1970. (Copies
tran smitted herewith.)
(I ) Memorandum recommending that the
position of Fire Records Clerk, Grade 16,
be upgraded and th title changed to Fire
Records Specialist, Grade 18.
(2) Memorandum recommending that Resolution
No . 44, Series of 1969, be amended to s ubst i-
tute the title of Assistant Ch ief to Deputy Chief
with the pay level remaining the same .
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
MARCH 2, 1970
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4. City Attorney.
(a) Bill for an Ordinance establishing a storm drainage
and flood control fee. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(b) Bill for an Ordinance a ssessing costs for Sidewalk
Improvement District No. 69. (Copies will be avail -
able at the session.)
(c) Bill for an Ordinance establishing the Municipal
Court as a Court of Record. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(e) Ordinance on final reading (copies previously trans-
mitted) authorizing the acquisition of a public trans-
portation system and resolution (copies transmitted
herewith) calling for an election.
(f) Attorney 's choice.
5. City Manager.
(a) Reminder to appoint an alternate to the Denver
Regional Council of Governments .
(b) Paving District No. 19.
(1) Review of public hearing.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance creating Paving District
No. 19. (Copies will be avail a ble at the
session.)
(c) Financi a l report for the month of January. (Copies
transmitted herewith. )
(d) Report regarding need to update the City's storm
drainage plan.
(e) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Mana ger
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORA DO
MARCH 2, 1970
REGULAR MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on March 2, 1970 at
8:00 P .M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Allen Strong o f
the Englewood First Un~ted Presbyterian Church . Pledg e of
All egi an ce was led by Boy S cout Troop 153.
Th e Ma yor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay , Lone, Senti , Schwab.
Absent: Councilman Kre~ling.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also pres e nt were: City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardini,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED , THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 16 , 1970 AND OF
THE PUBLIC HEARING, FEBRUARY 23, 1970, BE APPROVED AS READ . Upon
the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab.
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone , Sent~,
Nays : None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
Th e Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab recognized the foll owing citizens from
the list of "Special Citizen Progr2m Invitees":
Mr. and Mrb . Adolph Lukezic, 4548 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs . E. J. Kebba, 4660 South Mariposa Street
Mayor Schwab recogn~zed the follow~ng members of the
var~ous boards and commissions of the City for their service and
asked hem to step forward:
Board or Commission Name Years of
Service
Planning & Zoning Comm~ss~on c. K. Touchton 7
Board of Adjustments &
Appeals Dudley Pitchford 4
Publi c Library Board Muriel Smith 4
El ection Commission Harry Fleenor 6
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Ma yo r Schwab me n tioned th at Mr . Russ Woods and Doctor
Walsh, who were unable to attend, had served eight years on the
Firemen's Pension Board and two years on the Publ ic Library Board
respectively.
Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. Herman Oliner for his ser-
vice on the Water and S ewer Board . Mr. Schwab presented Mr.
Oliner with a plaque and stated th a t he had served on the Board
for over ten years , 1948 to 1970 .
Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. L. L. Brownewell and Mr.
R. F . Frantz, who we r e unable to attend, for their service on
the Water and Sewer Board. Mr. Schwab stated th a t both of these
gen tlemen had served over ten years on the Board.
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Mr. Ha r old Rust , manager of the Englewood office of the
Public Service Comp any , appe a red before City Council and presented
a f ran chise check for the preceding six months i n the amount of
$40,554 .67 .
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Ma yor Schwab stated that he had received two petit1ons
in regard to the pavi ng of the 4200 block of South Huron Street;
one requesting th a t the block be withdrawn from Paving Di str1ct
No. 19, and the other requesting that it remain i n the District.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE 4200 BLOCK OF SOUTH HURON STREET REMAIN WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT
NO. 1 9 AND THAT THE STREET TAPER FROM 44 FEET WIDE DOWN TO 36
FEET WIDE.
Discussion ensued .
Mr. Augus t F. Po ttho ff, 4254 South Huron, appeared before
City Counc il and obJected to the improvemen t of the 4200 block of
South Huron Street as proposed .
Director of Public Works Wa ggoner appeared before City
Council and expl a ined the taperi ng of the street from 44 feet to
36 feet in width.
Upon the c all of th roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Lay , Lone , Senti,
Nays: None.
Abs ent : Councilman Kreiling .
The Ma yo r declared the motion c arr ied.
City Counc1l discussed the paving of the 000 block of
East Lehigh in Paving D1str1ct No. 19.
City Manager Dial 1nd1cated that survey informat1on
had been received from Mr. Dave Nicholl, Arapahoe County Surveyor,
ind1cat1ng that the garage owned by Mr. L. Norval Pearce, 3801
South Lincoln Street, was one foot on the City's right-of-way.
Mr. Dial stated that construct1on of a street 44 feet in w1dth
would mean the relocation or removal of Mr. Pearce 's cha1n link
fence and shrubbery.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDE D, THAT
THE 000 BLOCK OF EAST LEHIGH BE LEFT IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
AND THAT THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS' DRAWINGS BE AMENDED IN SUCH
A MANNER TO CAUSE THE STREET CONSTRUCTION TO BE SHIFTED TWO FEET
SOUTH FROM THAT PRESENTLY PROPOSED.
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Mr. Richard Banta, Jr ., attorney representing Mr. L.
Norval Pearce, appeared before City Council and indicated that he
had not yet seen the survey and requested that Council delay its
action until such time as the survey is reviewed by his office
and the map is checked. Mr. Banta stated that he wanted time to
consider bo th the survey and motion presently before City Council
insofar as it affected his client.
Director of Public Works Waggoner appeared before City
Council and exp lained the effect of the relocation of the street .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ay es: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Na ys: None .
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
City Council discussed the width of walk to be used on
Grant Street.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
A FOUR-FOOT WALK BE INSTALLED ON GRANT STREET AS PER THE RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Mr. Charles Marmon , 3849 South Grant, appeared before
City Council and expressed his concurrence with a four-foot wide walk.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays : None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the mot ion carried .
COUNCIL MAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORIT Y SECONDED, THAT
THE ALLEY EAST OF SOUTH BROADWAY FROM THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST
LEHIGH TO THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST MANSFIELD BE DELETED FROM PAVING
DISTRICT NO. 19. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
a s follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried.
City Council discussed the drainage in the 3900 block
of South Grant Street insofar as whether Paving District No. 19
would affect said drainage .
Director of Public Works Waggoner appeared before City
Council and explained the plans to improve the drainage situation
in that area in conjunction with the construction of Paving
District No. 19.
Mr. Jim Buckel, represent~ng Mr. George Buckel, 3950
South Grant, appeared before City Council and explained th drain-
age problem in the area. Mr. Buckel indicated that he was objecting
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to the paving of the street before any solution to the drainage
was obta i n ed .
Director of Public Works Waggoner reported on soil tests
in the 300 block of East Nassau. Mr. Waggoner indicated that four
tests had been mad e an d in all locations the conditions were such
as to warrant n e w construction.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman Brown and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD
CONTROL DIVISION TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD; ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND
FLOOD CONTROL FEES; AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF LIENS FOR NON-
PAYMENT OF SAID FEES; AND SEGREGATING SAID FUNDS FOR THE USE
OF STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL ONLY.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE .
City Manager Dial stated that the bill for an ordinance
before Council had been drafted by City Attorney Berardini on the
basis of the Aurora ordinance and that he recommended that a number
of changes be made to the bill before its passage b y the City of
Englewood.
Councilman Brown spoke in favor of the proposed bill.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY MANAGER BE MADE
TO THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE:
l. SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-2, THE WORD "UTILITY" BE CHANGED
TO "DIVISION."
2. SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-3, THE WORDS "OR TAP" BE ADDED
AFTER "EACH WATER METER."
3. THE STORM DRAINAGE FEES BE CHANGED TO:
SIZE STORM DRAINAGE FEE
5/8 INCH $ 1.50 PER MONTH
3/4 INCH $ l. 5 0 PER MONTH
1 INCH $ 3.75 PER MONTH
1 1/4 INCH $ 6.00 PER MONTH
1 1/2 INCH $ 8.60 PER l>IONTH
2 INCHES $ 8.60 PER MONTH
3 INCHES $ 8.60 PER MONTH
4 INCHES $15.00 PER MONTH
6 INCHES $15.00 PER MONTH
PLUS $.75 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL
OCCUPANT OR AVAILABLE UNIT OF
SPACE FOR OCCUPANCY.
4 . SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-3, SECTION (D), THE WORDS "OR TAP
SIZE" BE ADDED AFTER "EQUIVALENT METER SIZE."
5 . SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-3, SECTION (E) BE ADDED WHICH
STATES, "THE BILLING SHALL BE ON THE FREQUENCY OF UTILITY BILLING
IN EFFECT AT ANY GIVEN TIME ."
6 . SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-4, SECTION (D), THE PHRASE "THE
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO" BE
DELETED AND THE PHRASE "THE CITY MANAGER IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED
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AND DIRECTED TO SEE THAT THE APPROPRIATE MUNICIPAL OFFICIAL OR
DEPARTMENT SHALL" BE ADDED.
7. SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-5, THE PHRASE "ACCOUNT OF THE
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT" BE DELETED AND THE WORD "FUND" BE
ADDED.
8. SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-5, SECTION (A), THE PHRASE "ACCOUNT
WITHIN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT " BE DELETED AND THE WORD "FUND''
ADDED, AND THE PHRASE "NOR SHALL THE SAME BE TRANSFERRED TO ANY
OTHER DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY" BE DELETED .
9 . SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-5 , SECTION (B), THE PHRASE "FOR
THE EXPENDITURES IN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT" BE DELETED.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti ,
Nays: None.
Absent.: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed .
Mrs. Charles Henning, 3074 East Cornell Circle, appeared
before City Council in support of the storm drainage ch arge
incorporated within the bill. Mrs. Henning stated th at a g roup
had been formed in support of improving the storm drainage situ-
atio n . The group was calling itself, The Englewood Citizens for
Storm Drainage and Flood Control. Mrs. Henning asked those in
the audienc e who were supporting the storm drainage charge to
show their hands. Forty-two people in attendance were in support
of the measure. Mrs. Henning requested that the Hoskins' storm
drainage report be upd a ted by an engineering firm , that the
engineering firm state the priorities for the development of the
storm drainage program particularly if the program is on a pay-
as-you-go basis instead of bonds, and that federal funds for
the storm drainage construction be sought by the City Council.
Mrs. Henning offered the support of her group in the storm drain-
age matter.
Upon the call of the roll on the original mot1on, the
vote resulted as follows :
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Sent i ,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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A memorandum from Stephen A. Lyon, Director of Finance,
and Kells Waggoner, D1rector of Public Works, to Mr. Stanley
H. Dial, City Manager , regard1ng traffic s1gnal support poles
was received for the record .
City Manager Dial stated that it was his recommendation
that the span w1re poles for the school crossing traffic signal
program be award ed to Amer1can Pipe and Supply as lowest and best
and that the other low bidders on the add1tional equ1pment for
the school crossing raffic signals be also awarded as bid.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
AWARD OF THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT BE MADE IN THE FOLLOWING
MANNER:
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AMERICAN PIPE AND SUPPLY
RYALL ELECTRIC
MINE & SMELTER
RYALL ELECTRIC
GADES SALES COMPANY
MINE & SMELTER
Upon the call of t h e roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the moti on carried.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meetings of February 3 and 17, 1970 were received for the record.
A memorandum recommending the approval of a resolut io n of parti-
cipation in the feder~l rent supplement program was at t ached to
the February 17, 1970 minutes.
RESOLUTION NO. 4, SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION APPROVING PARTICIPATING BY LOCAL HOUSING
OWNERS IN THE FEDERAL RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 4, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ay e s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay , Lone, Senti ,
Nays: None .
Absent: Counci lman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Board of Ad j ustment and Appeals
meeting of January 14, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of February 19, 1970 were recei ved for the record wi th
two memorandums a tta ched . The first memorandum recommended that
the pos ition of the Fire Records Clerk, Grade 16, be upgraded and
the title changed to Fire Records Specialist, Grade 18 . The second
r ecommended that Resolution No. 44, Series of 1969 be amended to
substitute the title of Assistant Chief to Deputy Chief with the
pay level rema ining the same.
Fire Chief Hamilton appeared before City Council and
discussed the reorgani za tion of the Fire Department. Mr. Hamilton
stated th a t the two recommendations of the Board of career Service
Commissioners were c onsistent with his plans for reorganization
of the Fire Department, and he so recommended them .
Disc ussion ensued.
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT THE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS BE
ADOPTED BY TH E CI TY COUNCIL AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED
TO DRAW UP THE NEC ESSARY RESOLUTION TO BE AVAILABLE AT THE NEXT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Na y s : None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
Th e Ma yo r declared the motion carried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE-
MENTS MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 69 IN
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPOR-
TIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT ;
ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
THE DISTRICT; AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION AND PAYMENT
OF SAID ASSESSMENTS .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the ca ll of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Coun cilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay , Lon e , Sen ti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absen t : Counci lman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Co uncilman Dhority and read i n full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING SECTION 18.9
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD; CREATING A
QUALIFIED MUNICIPAL COURT OF RECORD BY PROVIDING FOR THE KEEPING
OF A VERBATI M RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCILMAN DHORI TY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDE D , 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 . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 5, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND APPROVING A PLAN OF
ACQUISITION BY NEGOTIATION AND PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOOD-
LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN BUS LINE; DESCRIBING THE PROPERTY TO BE
ACQUIRED; THE FULL PURCHASE PRICE TO BE PAID THEREFORE; THE
METHOD OF PAYMENT THEREOF; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING APPLICATION
FOR FEDERAL ASS I STANC E; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-GOVERNMENTAL AGREE-MENTS.
(C opied in full in the offici al Ordinance Book .)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 5 , SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Lay , Lone , Senti ,
Nays: No n e .
Absent: Co unci lman Kr ei ling.
The Ma y or declared t he motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 5 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION CALLING A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON
MAY 5, 1970, AND SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED TAX-PAYING ELECTORS
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THEIR APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL ORDI-
NANCE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN BUS LINE.
(Copied in ful l in the official Resolution Book .)
COUNCILMAN DHOR ITY MO VE D, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab. Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone , Senti,
Na ys : None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion c a rried.
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City Attorney Berardini presented a status report on
various litigation which had been h an dled by former City Attorney
Criswell, submitted by Mr . John A. Criswell, March 2 , 1970 .
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that a potential rat
infestation h a d been found on the Miller property, 4089 South
Acoma, and requested approval to seek a temporary restraining
order which would allow for the cleaning of the property.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY ATTORNEY PROCEED TO OBTAIN A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
IN ORDER TO GET THE MILLER PROPERTY CLEANED AND THE HEALTH HAZARD
AND RAT INFESTATION REMOVED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
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Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dh ority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: Non e .
Absen t : Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Atto rney Berardini indicated that an ordinance
conc erning the creation of a city forester and an ordinanc e con -
cerning parking of large vehic les were in draft and would be
pres e nted at the n ext City Council me etin g .
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
COUNCILMAN DHORITY BE APPOINTED AS THE CITY'S ALTERNATE TO THE
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote resulted as fo llows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Lay , Lone, S e nti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Abstain: Councilman Dhority .
Abs e nt: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO.
19, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLEY IMPROVE-
MENTS; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DISTRICT IN
PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
AND TO BIDDERS FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS OF SAID CITY.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLIS HE D IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ay es : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Na ys : None .
Absent: councilman Kreiling .
The Ma yor declared the motion c arried •
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The financial report for the month of January was recei ved for the record.
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A report reg a rd1 n g the need to update the City's storm
drainage plan was given orally by City Mana ger Dial.
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY PROCEED WITH THE EMPLOYMENT OF AN ENGINEERING
FIRM TO STUDY AND UPDATE THE HOSKINS' STORM SEWER REPORT. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty, Lay, Lone, Senti ,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
City Manager Dial discussed the drainage problem of
a Mrs. Peter A. Martinez, 3297 West Stanford. Mr . Dial indicated
the alt ernatives which were necessary to solve the problem and
stated that it was his recommendation that the work to solve
the problem be accomplished with Paving District No. 19.
It was the consensus of City Council that Mr. Dial's
recommendation be accepted.
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City Manag er Dial stated that the half mill levy credit,
road and bridge, would amount to $34,960 in 1970. Mr. Dial pre-
sented a map of proposed seal coat and overlay of the City to
utilize the half mill credit . Mr. Dial stated that this did not
include any improvement to south Clarkson Street and he reviewed
recent conversations with officials in Cherry Hills concerning
the improvement of South Clarkson.
City Council discussed possible improvements of South
Clarkson from U.S. 285 to Belleview.
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City Manager Dial stated that he would begin negoti-
ations of the Lamunyon lease of the green house on the property
to be utilized by the f~re station . Mr. Dial requested th a t he
be authorized to give notice of cancellation of the lease should
it be necessary in the negoti a tions.
It was the consensus of City Council that this permission
be granted.
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City Manager Dial stated that Arapahoe Ma yo rs would
be held on March 5 , 1970, and that the topic of discussion would
be mobil e home parks .
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Mayor Schwab stated that Mr. Jerry Kelley of Von Frellick
Associates Inc. through his working with the South Platte Area
Regional Redevelopment Commission had obtained permission from the
U .S . Corps of Engineers to relocate the trees at the Chatfield
Drun site . Mr. Kelley offered the City first choice.
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Mayor Schwab stated his desire for a charter amendment
at the Ma y 5 special election which would increase the size of
the various boards and commissions of the City .
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Councilman Brown stated that there would be a public
hearing on March 12 in the Community Room at 8:00 P.M. to discuss
the movie being shown at the Gothic Theatre.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11:03 P.M.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
FEBRUARY 23, 1970
SPECIAL MEETING:
The City Counc i l of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in speci al session on February 23, 1970
at 8:00 P .M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order
and asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
were present :
Schwab.
Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Lone, Senti,
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardini,
City Clerk Lyon.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE FORMATION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing
opened at 8:02 P.M. (A tape recording of the public hearing is
on file with the official records.)
The following individuals appeared and items were read
in regard to Paving District No. 19.
Mr. Stanley H. Dial , City Manager .
Mr . Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works.
Petition from property owners in the 3800 block of South
Broadway and Lincoln Streets in opposition to the proposed District.
Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 3861 South Lincoln,
in opposition to the proposed District .
Letter from Mr . and Mrs . Charles E . Campbell, 3865 South
Lincoln in opposition to the proposed District.
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Campbell, 3897 South
Lincoln, in opposition to the proposed District.
Letter from Richard L. Banta, Jr ., attorney, representing
Mr . L . Norval Pearce, 3801 and 380 5 South Lincoln Street, in opposi-
tion to the proposed District .
Letter from Mrs . C. Fults, 3866 South Broadway, in opposi-
tion to the proposed District .
Councilman Senti.
Councilman Lone.
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South Elati Street
Mrs . Ellis M. F armer , 3063 South Elati, in support of
the proposed District .
Mr . Richard A . Cloewer, 3080 South Elati, in suppor of
the propos ed Distric t .
Mr. Harland c . Glaser , 4435 South Elati , in support
of the proposed Distric t .
South Grant Street
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, in opposition to the propo sed District .
Mrs . w. I. Elliott , 3881 South Grant, in opposition the propos ed District .
Mrs. C. C . Irwin, 3868 South Grant, in opposition to
the proposed District.
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Mr. Jesse E. Hill, 3704 South Grant, had a question on
the proposed District.
Mrs. Pauline MacArthur, 3839 South Grant, in opposition
to the proposed District.
Mr. G. F. Witte, 3775 South Grant, in opposition to the
proposed District.
Mr. c . L. Hendershott, 3759 South Grant , in opposition
to the proposed District.
Mr. L. H. Seele, 412 5 South Grant, in opposition to the
proposed District.
South Huron Street
Mr. J. D. McConnell, 4245 South Huron , in opposition to
the proposed District.
Mr. Earl Grein, 4220 South Huron, in opposition to the
proposed District.
Mr. P. J. Spomer, 737 West Quincy , in opposition to the
propos ed District.
Mr . George McLaughlin, 4211 South Huron, in opposition
to the proposed District.
Mr. August F . Potthoff , 4254 South Huron, in opposition
to the proposed District .
Mr. Louis Ambrose, 4295 South Huron, had a question on
the proposed District .
Mr . Norval Fout , 4185 South Huron, had a question on
the propos ed District .
East Kenyon Avenue
Mr . Lloyd Shelton , 3688 South Sherman, had a question on
the proposed District.
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Norval Pearc ,
t o the pro poae
Ba n a, a torney, representing Mr. and Mrs.
a d 3805 So~ h Lincoln Street, in opposition
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East Nassa u Av
(L er from Mr . Banta was received.)
o rney , representing Mrs. Maude
Lincoln , in opposition to the pro-
, 38 01 Sou h Grant, h ad a question
Mrs. John J . La y, 000 South Lincoln , in support of
the proposed O i str ~c •
Mr. Ch a lmers e Parker, 3996 South Grant , requested
re-examination of his particular area.
South Pennsylvan i a Street
Mrs. L. Walker Warren, 4196 South Pennsylvania, had
a question on the proposed Dis trict .
East Princeton Avenue
Mr. Lyle J . Bilger, 4195 South Clarkson, had a question
on the proposed District.
East Stanford Avenue
Mrs. Charlis Bernhardt, 4501 South Clarkson, in opposi-
tion to the proposed District. Mrs. Bernhardt presented a petition
of property owners who were opposed to the District. The petition
was received and read.
West Tufts Avenue
Mr. Carl G. Schneider, 3220 West Lake Avenue, in support
of the proposed District.
West Chenango Avenue
Mr. Ferdinand Lauman, 4885 South Galapago, had a question
on the proposed District.
On Alley, East of South Acoma and
East of South Broadway
Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 3861 South Lincoln, in opposition
to the proposed District . Mr. Ulrich also represented several
property owners in this particul ar area.
Mr. Ed Smith, 3818-3822 South Broadway, in s upport of
the proposed District .
Mayor Schwab c alled for a show of hands of those in the
audienc e in favor or opposition to the paving of this particular
section. Eleven were in opposition and two were in favor.
Mrs. Winnie Strattford, 4085 South Grant, in opposition
to the proposed District.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayest Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti , Schwab.
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Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing
closed at 10:27 P.M.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED . Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab .
Nays: Non e .
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned
at 10:28 P .M.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
FEBRUARY 16, 1970
REG UL AR ME ETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood,
County, Colorado , met in regular session on February
at 8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, ca lled the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Richard A . Westwick
of the Bethany Lutheran Church. Pledge of Allegiance was said.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Schwab.
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Abs ent : None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardini,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MO VED, COUNC ILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2 , 1970 BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone ,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor decl ared the motion carried.
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Councilman Dhori ty introduced Mr. Lewis Igleheart of
Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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Mr. Lee Saltzman , represen ting U ToteM, 123 East
Belleview, appeared before City Council to request renewal of
their 3.2 beer license.
COUNCILMAN LAY MO VED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE 3.2 BEER LICENSE OF U TOTEM, 123 EAST BELLEVIEW, BE RENEWED
FOR A PERIOD OF ONE YEAR BEGINNING ON MARCH 20, 1970. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : Non e .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. John A. Criswe ll, attorney , 3755 South Broadway,
representing Mr. Leslie E. Howe of the Sport Bowl, 3295 South
Broadway, appe ared before City Council to make application for
a 3 .2 beer l icens e . Mr. Criswell presented the application and
introduced Mr. Howe to the City Council. Mr. Criswell stated
that a s was customary he would circulate the petitions within
a six block radius of the place of application.
After discus sion it was determined that it would not
be necessa ry to circulate the petitions in the area south of
u.s. 285.
COUNCILMAN KREI LING MO VE D, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE APPLICATION OF THE SPORT BOWL FOR
A 3.2 BEER LI CEN SE BE SET FOR 8 :00 P.M., MARCH 16, 1970. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 69 BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as fol lows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the publ ic hearing
opened at 8:27 P .M. (A tape recording of the publ i c hearing is
on file with the offici al records.)
City Clerk Lyon read three letters of protest from
the following individuals:
Mr. Virgie E. Gallagher , 2901 South Acoma
Mr. David D. Tafoy a, 3101 South Cherokee
Mr. and Mr s . Herbert C. Hall, 2900 South Acoma
Mr. Alvin Watson, 3045 South Acoma, appeared before
City Council in regard to his assessment for sidewalk improve-
ments .
Director of Public Works Waggoner appeared before City
Council and discussed Sidewalk District No. 69 and the complaints
received.
Discussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECOND ED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
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The Mayor declared th e motion c arried, and the public hearing
closed at 9:0 4 P.M.
COUNCILMAN DHORI TY MOV ED, CO UNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY REDU CE THE ASSE SS ME NTS OF MR. AND MRS. HERBERT C. HALL,
2900 SOUTH ACOMA, BY $19 .06 AND MR. ALVIN WATSON, 3045 SOUTH ACOMA,
BY $20.05. Upon the c a ll of the roll , t h e vote resulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown , Dh ority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
S e nti, Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Abs e n t : None .
The Mayor dec lared t he motion c a r r i ed.
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Th e minute s of t he Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of January 20, 1970 were rec e ived for the record.
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A me morandum from Stephen A , Lyon, Director of Finance,
regarding election results to the Employees' Retirement Board was
received for t he record.
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A memorandum from Mrs. Dorothy Romans, Planning Director,
regarding Planning Commiss i on office rs was received for the record.
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The Ci t y Manager's r e port for the year ending 1969 and
for t h e peri o d from October t hrough December, 1969 was received
for t he r e cor d .
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Introduced a s a Bi ll b y Councilman Dhority and read in full ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND APPROVING A PLAN OF ACQUISITION
BY NEGO T IAT I ON AND PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN
BUS LINE , DES CRIBING THE PROPERTY TO BE ACQUIRED; THE FULL PURCHASE
PRI CE TO BE PAID THEREFORE; THE METHOD OF PAYMENT THEREOF, AUTHORIZ-
ING AND DIRECTING APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE, AND AUTHORIZ-
ING INTER-GOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENTS .
City Council di s cussed whether o r not the provision
rel a ting to limiting the vote on the bus sy s t em to qu a lified tax-
paying electors should be reworded to allow for a vote of qualified
electors only.
City Manager Di a l reported at the conclusion of the
discussion it wa s the consensus tha t the vote should be limited
to qua lified taxpa yers . Mr . Di a l indica ted tha t the Colo rado
Public Utilities Comm ission h a d a ppr oved a n i n crea se in the b u s
f a re from $.35 to $.45 .
COUNCIL MA N DHORI TY MO VED , COUNCI LMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL F OR AN ORDINANC E BE PASS ED ON FI RST READING AND ORDERED
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENG LEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon
the cal l of the roll, the vote resulted a s fo llows :
Ayes : councilmen Brown, Dho ri ty , Kre i l i n g , Lay , Lone,
S enti , Schwab .
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Ab sent: No n e .
The Ma yor dec lared the motion carr ied.
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City Attorn ey Berardini submi tted a report c ontaining
c opies of legislation to limit the s h owing of pornogra phic movies.
The City Council discussed th e fe asibility of t he regula-
t ion o f po rnographic movies in light o f the recent a c t io n s b y
Di st rict Attorney Gallagher.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVE D, COUNC ILMAN LONE SE CONDED, THAT
THE CI TY ATTORNEY PREPARE FOR THE NE XT CITY COUNCIL MEETING A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE WHICH WILL PROHIBIT TH E SHOWING OF OBSCENE MOVIES
WITHI N THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
Discussion continued .
Councilman Brown withd r ew h i s motion with the co n sent
of s econd, Councilman Lon e .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINA NCE NO . 4, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDI NANCE AMENDI NG SECTION 18.7-1 OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE OF THE CI TY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO BY GRANTING TO DEFENDANTS
IN ALL TRIALS I N THE MUNICIPAL COURT A RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY.
(Copied in fu ll i n the official Ord in anc e Book .)
COUNCI LMA N LONE MOVED, COUN CILMAN LA Y SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 4 , S ERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL RE ADI NG AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERA LD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon th e c a ll of the rol l, the v ote resulted a s follows :
Aye s: Counci lme n Brown, Dh o r i t y , Kr eiling , La y , Lo n e , Senti , Schwab .
Nay s: Non e .
Absent: No n e .
The Ma yor decl a red the mo t i on c a r r ied .
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RESOLUTION NO. 3 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF
COMPLETION OF PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18 AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS •
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 3, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED AND THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE ESTABLISHED AT 8:00 P .M., MARCH 23 , 1970.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay , Lone , Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
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The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manag e r Dial presented the recommended TOPICS map
(Traffic Operations Program for Increasing Capacity and S a fety )
whi ch had been submitted to the Denver Regional Council of
Governments. Mr. Dial also presented a letter from Chief
Enginee r Ch arl es E. Shumate of the Colorado Highway Department
and a memorandum from the Planning Comm~ssio n dated February 5 ,
1970 comme n t~ng upon the City 's proposed TOPICS program . Mr .
Dial indic a ted that only those stree s presented on the TOPICS
map woul d rec e ive Federal aid through this program .
Th e City Co un ci l d~scussed the recommendation that
add itional streets be p lac ed upon the Englewood section of the
TOPICS map and concluded that further disc ussion would be held prior
to February 23, 1970 .
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City Manage r D~al prese nt e d a memorandum dated February
9 , 1970 , from Director of Ut~l~ties Carroll and Director of Public
Works Wag goner recommending that a bid other than the lowest be
accepted for the pumping sewage lift station to serve the Servi -
center and surrounding ar eas .
Director of Utilities Carro l l appe a red before City
Council and indicated the area which wo uld be se r ved by the l ift
st a tion , reviewed the bids received , and sta ted th a t it was hi s
recommendation that the Gobl e Sampson bid submitted under Proposa l
No. 2 at a cost of $2 ,530 be purch ased by the City because of its
qua lity , acc e ss i bility , superior efficiency , a nd the fact that
no a dditional equipment would be required.
Dis cussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDE D, THAT
THE PUMP PROPOSED BID UNDER GOBLE SAMPSON, PROP OSAL NO . 2 , BE
AP P ROVE D AND PURCHAS ED, SAID APPROVAL TO BE CONTINGENT UP ON THE
RECEIPT OF INFORMA TION BY THE DIRECTOR OF UTILITIES THAT THE
PUMP MEETS THE CITY'S REQUIREMENTS IN TERMS OF SE RV I CEABILITY
AS WELL AS MA I NTE NANCE . Upon the ca ll of the roll , the vote
re s ulted as follows:
Ayes: Counc~lmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone , Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the mot~on c arr~ed .
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C~ty Mana ger D~al presented a memorandum dated February
13, 1970 rcv~ewing the traff~c signal equipment purchases recom-
mended o C~ty Counc1l at its February 2, 1970 meeting. Mr. Dial
indica ed that 1t was h~s request that the City proceed with the
purchas of th Eagle equipment as bid.
C1ty Council discussed the recommendat~on and the
rna erial cont a 1ned 1n the commun~c at1on with Mr. D~al.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCI LMAN BR OWN SECONDED , THAT
THE AWARD OF THE E UIPME NT OF THE SCHOOL CROSSING SIGNALS BE
REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon th c 11 of h roll, th vote
resulted as follows:
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Ayes: Councilme n Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
S e nti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
PART I OF THE BID OF SCHOOL CROSSING EQUIPMENT BE AWARDED TO EAGLE
SIGNAL COMPANY WITH THE EXCEPTI ON OF THOSE ITEMS REQUIRED FOR THE
SIGNALIZATION OF SCENIC VIEW BE REMO VED FROM THE PURCHASE AUTHORIZA-
TION . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dh ori ty , Kreiling, Lay, Lone ,
Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that Councilman Dhority had
received several inquiries concerning the parking of large
vehicles on the City 's streets . Mr. Dial stated that at one time
the City of Englewood had prohibited the parking of vehicles over
one and one-half ton capacity on the City's streets unless the
vehicles were involved in loading and unloading. This prohibition
had b een repealed, however , when the Mod e l Traff ic Code was adopted
in 1967 .
The City Council discussed the pros and cons of t he
reinstitution of such a provision , and after the conclusion of
the discussion it was the co ns e ns u s that further discussion be
give n at a later date before the City Attorney be directed to
pre pare an ord i nance reinstating the prohibition.
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City Manager Dial stated that the City of Englewood
was to receive $1,986 .14 from the Colorado Departmen t of Highways'
twenty-five per cent share i n the con struction of the traffic
signals at Clarkson and U. S. 285. Mr . Dial stated that in order
to receive this money an agreement would be required.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT WITH
THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS IN ORDER THAT THE CITY MIGHT
RECEIVE TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE COST OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF
THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL LOCATED AT U.S . 285 AND CLARKSON . Upon the call
of the roll the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling 1 Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None
Absent : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE BE APPOINTED TO THE COMMISSIONS AND BOARDS OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD:
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PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
DR. RAY WALSH
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS & APPEALS
DEL ARMSTRONG
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
GENE JARRELL
MARLA HOFFMAN
ELECTION COMMISSION
CHET MADDOX
FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD
DAVE CLAYTON
ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT BOARD
LOU GARRAMONE
WARREN ORR
TOM FITZPATRICK
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Councilman Kreiling stated that it was his desire that
Mr. Brownewell and Mr. Frantz be reappointed to the Water and
Sewer Board. Councilman Kreiling reviewed his reasons for his
request for the reappointment .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
ROY ROSVALL , MELVIN HORTON AND T . H . HARDER BE APPOINTED TO THE
WATER AND SEWER BOARD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Abstain: Councilman Kreiling.
Na ys : None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
COUNCILMAN SENTI BE APPOINTED AS THE COUNCIL'S REPRESENTATIVE TO
THE DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS AND THAT MAYOR SCHWAB
BE APPOINTED TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL
LEAGUE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Abs e nt: None .
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City Manager Dial stated that Urban Mayors would be held February 19, 1970.
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Mayor Schwab stated th a t Councilman Senti and others
would speak a t the program of the Human Relations Council to be held February 19, 1970.
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Lone, Sent i, Schwab.
Nays : None .
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11 c35 P.M.
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-Mr . and Mrs . Jack M. Garner , 2001 We s t Vassar Avenue
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3 -Mr . and Mr s . Boyd c . Spencer , ... u cr'
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4 -Mr . <B d Mr s . L . A. Siler , So u t h Fox S tree t 9 ... '1
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5 -Mr . and Mr s . H. w. Spiva, 692 Ea st Amh e r st Place
6 -Mr . and Mr s . Charle s De Leve, 3220 So u th Hu mbo ldt Street
7 -Mr. and Mr s . David L . We sch , 3147 South Vine Co urt
8 -Mr. and Mr s . Earl E . Riley , 3330 South Logan Street
9 -Mr . and Mr s . v. R. Klink , 3775 So u th Lincoln Str eet
10 -Mr . and Mrs . James A . Johnson , 4243 South Acoma Street
11 -Mr. and Mr s . M. A. Harrower , 4385 South Grant Street
12 -~d Mr s . Adolph Luk ezic , 45 48 Sou t h Ba nnock Street
l3 -Mr . and Mr s . Do uglas Miller, 464 5 So u th Julian Street
14 -Mr . and Mr s . Ewald Wei s brich, 5055 South Huron Stre t
15 -Mr s . E. J . Kebba, 4660 South Maripo sa Str t
16 -Mr . and Mr s . H. R. McCreary , 4635 South Clarkson Street
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A BILL FOR
U OaDDL\IICE a'lABL18HI..a ftO~ OMIJIAGK MlD B'LOOD C<*TROL
DIVIIIC. TO U ADUJrlftD&D BY TBa DKPARI'MBII'l' 01' PUBLIC
WOJIIt8 OP 1'1111 Clft OP ~~ &ftABLlSHIIJG STOJH DltAIIIAGI:
AIID PLOQD ~1101. Pair AOI'IIDRI:UifG THJl CllEATIOW O P Liaa
POa ~-OP lAID ,._, AIID S.laa&GATDIG SAID PUmlS P0a
TD U8B 0P fta.t DMIMCJa AID> P'LOOD CCiftltOL a.LY.
A rt ~ 8Y TD CITY COtaelL OF THE CITY or
a<D.IniOCJD, CQLOMDO that • new aub-cha ptt~r of chapter 8 o f
the Knt;Jl.-.od ,....ieipal ODd e h e n acted u f ol101ot111
s.11=1 -"' m rawer•
'l'be City couneil hueby linda and d e termine& that there
i e a public need and neaa••ity for the city to prov i de t or t he
AOOe~a, oon•ay.nca of, and dia poeal of etona an~ H ood
wet .. • ~iain9 within tboea atorN drainag e U..ina, diac h arc in9
flood wat.ere oato land• within the City o f &n g lewood and that
the OOD8~~on of the .... and providing a service facili ty
~afor ~ the City of laglewood ia i n the i ntereMta o f public
heel&h, welf~a. and aafety of the citizens o f the City o (
llat;J l......S, Tba •tabl.i~t of ll separat e at.ona drainaye and
f1eod aoa~l facility will pra .. nt the over-loadin and
bleakiAg of ~ City•• aanitary eawer faci litie •, thareDy re-
dueia4J t.be bealth baaard to the citiae n s of llng lewood and the
City OOQaail of the City of ID ~lewood h e reLy r i nd& and datarminee
that ~. ia a general baaafit t.o t he p ublic at lu·'>~• by t.'le
eetai»Urt s~ of a atora draina'::le and f lood control f ac i lity.
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Th•a ia huel:lly ••tabliah(!d .,..hh i.n t h e PUblic '*>rka De-
part~Mot of the City o f llft9 l.wood " stonu draioaqe a nd flood
-~1 41viai.ea. '!he Director o f PUblic ~k • is hereby
ay~J.aad to ....U.ietu the provision• o ( tho aub-chapt.er
... ~ ~lgat• rulae and regulations t o carry out the pro-
viaieDa of t!la a\lb-ohapt;u.
e.lgl -aw R•.U"MI W rLOOp CQI!'f!PL ru.
A atoca dr~4t and flood conU'Ol f•• ehall be char ed tor
... water ~ill",ft11· cu~y of ... 'lewood weter •y•t-to which
tba city of llftg r..-.d furni•h~s water or ace~• sanitary aewer
afflaaat aad whiah i• wi~in the city liiD i ts o f the City o
~l.wed, OOlcwallo in accordance wit.h t he f ollowing aah O)()u le a
1.111 1t011t J2Ml~~ !II
5/8 inch I I ~L' . month
l/4 inch ~ I. ~l..l -t-etl ,.,.,th
1 inch /11~ ·~ .onth
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l inchee ~ . bl 1110nth
4 inah•• J$,t'C 11101\th
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Pl11a f .:le' for e ach it.ddit o . ~1 ~· 1p ant or vai lalll un l.t
Of ·~· tor occupancy .
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(a) For the purpoae o .f th :us aub-chaptur occupant
ahall -an <11'\Y peraon,, firm, or corpoz·ati.on havi "7 a ri<Jh t
to poaaeae i o n.
(b) Ava i lable unit o f apac sha ll ~e an th&t unit
which u capabl e of bein~ utilized by ·• <~t~p ar te occupant
aa that t ~~ is herei n defined.
(c) Whenever an occu.,.nt occup ies lliOre than one (1)
unit o f •?AC• then the ree shall be based upon QACh additional
unit i n •xc••• o f one (1).
(d) Whenever there ill any i<aproved property within
th~ City o f ang lewood, which property ~e not served by either
the City water ayatem or the City aewer ay¥tam, a fee ahall
kK. charyod tor at.ona drain•._• and flood co tro.l,_, vhic:h f -
ahall be bAaed upon the equivalellt .. ter siai-1\ i1Wael ~'llld hav
been required tor auch illproved property h ad ~'>ll id p ro erty
~en aervad by the .BnqlMIDOd water ayflteftl. ( '{
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rhe city council hereby find• and de ~erm in • ~lat lt is
the policy ot the City ot Ing lewood that the !acilitiea neces-
sary to be inatalled for the acceptance, tranaportatio n , and
diapoaal o f atorm drainage water and the f acil ~tie ~ n ec c aa~ry
for the oontrol of flood water ahall ~ dee~~ted to b e furnished
to, •YPPlied to, and benefiting the real pzopertiea so 8erved
wi~ut r~ard to the actual peraon bil led f or ~a i d 8erv i cea.
(a) All unpaid fee• for storm dra i naqe a n d lood
aontrol are hereby declared to be dell.nqu~n t f rom AI)d :!f tE:r
thirty (lO) 4aya after the billin ~ theretor an there ia
hereby declared to tHt a lien o n the roal propf'rty ac aurv · l.n
the -unt of all \11\paid atora c1rainagO<J and fl ood co rt t t·ol (<.ea
together with a penalty and intoreat thereon J n an amount equa l
to thoae penalty and intereat pa~nt 5 ch r f'd i or d .l in'!ll n t
property taxew.
(b) rhe Diroctor of t.LnAnc:e ~• •1ere b y a uthorlae ,
~ed. and direc:ted to certi fy to t.h T .::e aaurcr of Ar pahot>
oouaty, State of COlorado th le~al deac r~ ti on o f t h pre•i e ee
ao aer..t by aton11 drainage n floo d con r ol f aeil i t •• rd
for which .a tee aa been ch&r•Jitd , to<J ether with th"' ~~~~.oW'It o (
the delinquency aaaeaaable to aa id pr ~sea nd th ~ shall
be oollect.ed and ~i d oYer by th T e eur cr o .:.' Arapeho c ounty
in the .... .anner aQ taxea are author i & ~ co be collected b y
•aid county tr .. a~&rer . All o f' s an.-al .all b rft'lu. t ''<! to
the Director of t"lnanc:e of th Cl t / oF &n<J ewood.
(c) Provhi.ona herein cont i n.-d fo r the colhct ;..o n
of cSelinq11ent aharr;•• ior atorro d na• .. l! !ll'l •• :C lood control l ees
ahall be in addition to any oth r 1 edi•~ t or collec lOn o
the .... naw in exiat.enc:e or her ~ar t.-r y 'l' ul .Ja ted ~· t .. l l o :r
req\llation by th olr.ct.or ot P i.>l~c:-worlta o ! t h f i t ·. o.
Bn q l....ood.
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proviaiona o f thia aub-chapt r r
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and .. poaited in a aeparat.e u of ... ,_.,'-t•n• • u•••
..._... of t.he city and al'lall be uaed 80lely -.a pceYide <& t\1811 fw
~ .Lnatallation, lllliAt•anca, replae-t, exteuion, ~••••t
and -lug-..t of the aun aDd flood water drainage ayet.e~t, aDd
iA t\artbe&'anc:a thereof, .ay plec!9a t.he proceed• of auah ateza
draiaac)e and flood eonu:ol t ... to t.he retir..-n~ of the pl'i.aci-
Jllll and intu•t of r..,..ae oa' qanard oblig ation bond& 1eaued
by ~ city of aa9l.....S tv the purpoae of any CIOftatr~~etieft,
iniiUllation, -latenance, -larg-.nt or exteaeion of the ~
ckaU...,a and f~ oontrol fac:Uiti .. of t.he City. said fund
er-~ lilly tha ,... i Jill led harain aay al80 be aaed tor ~
IIGCI'IiaitiOD Of llleh land aa aay be IMCUIUY for tha iut.allatiOD
of tha ·~ ~•inll9• and flood aontrol faciliti .. or f• \.be
i.Aatallation .n4 oona~iGn of r~tioll Cl ... , retaiaiA9 peada
oa' -y Mill all t•Ui~i• n..,..aary and required t or the ,ceper
and adequate haadl1Q9 of atora and flood water• ariaiJlw within
tha aity liaita of the city of IDqlewaod, or within ~ainave
buiaa diaebar9inv vat•• iau the city lillit.a of the city of
~lwood.
(Ia) I'M City JlaDeqar ahall annually in hb ~poaed
bu~Avet ·-~ .... .... t • p u. ···-41•»• ..... a.a.u.t to t.ha City C*anail a p&'Opoaed blldg et for tha col\atr~JC-
tioft of atoDI aDd f~ uaifta9e facilitiea for t.he enauing
lNdci.t year, .-iala ~-alaall contain a atat ... nt o f all -..u ,.. .... tly 1ft aaid atora drainawe and flood control f~o~nCI,
t.ovet.aa. with an .. tt.at.a of anticipated revenue• for the en-••la9 IN6Jet year ud the propoead project• to be c:on.euucted
aad u aatiaate of the ... u thuaot for the eneuing budq et
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(a) Yhe City COUftcil ahall haY ~ th~ authority and power
t..-tUM to u.-to auppl ... nt a aid etora Clraina· .~ and tlood )
GODU'Ol fund wlth ot.har ra .... \&ea of th e City ae the COo.JDGU
ahall ~ naoeaaary.
lJltzod...S, read in f11ll and ~·ed on firet read i n g on
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"'*liahed u a a.l.ll for an Ord i n•nce on the ____ day o t
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Ma yor
ATTEST:
city Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby c~rt 1!y
foregoing ~s a true, accurate and complet~
an Ordinance introduced , read 1n full and
reading on the day of __ _ __ _
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ORDINANCE NO. ---------------• SERIES OF 19 0
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL
DIVISION TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORJ<S OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD: EST~LISHING STORM DRAINAGE
AND FLOOD CONTROL FEES: At11'HORIZING THE CREATION OF LIENS
FOR NONPAYMENT OF SAID FEES: AND SEGRBGATING SAID P'UNDS FOR
THE USE OF STORM DRAINAGE AND P'LOOD CONTROL ONLY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUBCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO that a new sub-chapter of chapter 8 of
the Englewood Municipal code is enacted as follows:
8.11-1 -PUBLIC POLICY:
The city council hereby finds and determines that there
is a publ~c need and necessity for the city to provide for the
acceptance, conveyance of, and disposal of storm and flood
waters arising within those storm drainage basins, discharging
flood waters onto lands within the city of Englewood and that
the construction of the same and providing a service facility
therefor by the city of Englewood is in the interests of public
health, welfare, and safety of the citizens of the City of
Englewood. The establishaent of a separate stora drainage and
flood control facility will prevent the over-loading and
blocking of the City's sanitary sewer facilities, thereby re-
ducing the health hazard to the citizens of Englewood and the
City council of the city of Englewood hereby finds and determines
that there is a general benefit to the public at large by the
establishment of a storm drainage and flood control facility.
8.11-2 -STORM DRAIKAG£ AND P'LOOD CONTROL DIVISIOB
ESTABLISIIBih
There is hereby established within the Public works oe-
partaent of the city of Englewood a storm drainage and flood
control division. The Director of Public works is hereby
authorized to adainiater the provisions of the sub-chapter
and to promulgate rules and regulations to carry out the pro-
visions of the sub-chapter.
8.11-3 -STORM DRAIKAGB ABO P'LOOD coaTROL FEB:
A storm drainage and flood control fee shall be charged for
each water meter or tap on the City of Englewood water ayata. to
which the City of Englewood furnishes water or accepts sanitary
sewer effluent and which is within the city limits of the city of
Englewood, colorado in accordance with the following schedule:
SIZE STORM DRAilfAGE P'EE
5/8 inch $ 1. so per month
3/4 inch $ 1.50 per month
1 inch $ 3.75 per month
l'r i nch $ 6.00 per month
lis inch $ 8.60 per month
2 inches $ 8.60 per month
3 i nches $ 8.60 per month
4 inches $ 15.00 per month
6 i nches $ 15.00 per month
Plus $.75 for each additional occupant or available unit
of apace for occupancy.
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(a) Por the purpose of this sub-chapter occupant
shall mean any person, ~irm, or corporation having a right
to possession.
(b) Available unit of space shall mean that unit
which is capable of being utilized by a separate occupant
as that term is herein defined.
(c) Whenever an occupant occupies more than one (1)
unit of space then the fee shall be based upon each additional
unit in excess of one (1).
(d) Whenever there is any improved property within
the city of Englewood, which property is not served by either
the city water system or the city sewer system, a fee shall
be charged for storm drainage and flood control, which fee
shall be based upon the equivalent meter size or tap size
that would have been required for such improved property
had said property been served by the Englewood water system.
(e) The billing shall be on the frequency of utility
billing in effect at any given time.
8.11-4 -CREATION OP A LIEN:
The city council hereby finds and determines that it is
the policy of the city of Englewood that the facilities neces-
sary to be installed for the acceptance, transportation, and
disposal of stora drainage water and the facilities necessary
for the control of flood water shall be deemed to be furnished
to, supplied to, and benefiting the real properties so served
without regard to the actual person billed for said services.
(a) All unpaid fees for atora drainage and flood con-
trol are hereby declared to be delinquent from and after
thirty (30) days after the billing therefor and there is
hereby declared to be a lien on the real property so served
in the amount of all unpaid storm drainage and flood control
fees together with a penalty and interest thereon in an amount
equal to those penalty and interest payaents charged for de-
linquent property taxes.
(b) The Director of Finance is hereby authorized,
empowered, and directed to certify to the Treasurer of Arapahoe
COunty, State of COlorado the legal description of the premises
so served by atora drainage and flood control facilities and
for which a fee has been charged, together with the a.ount of
the delinquency assessable to said preaises and the saae shall
be collected and paid over by the Treasurer of 'Arapahoe county
in the saae •anner as taxes are authorized to be collected by
said county treasurer. All of the same shall be reaitted to
the Director of Finance of the City of Englewood.
(c) Provisions herein contained for the collection
of delinquent charges for storm drainage and flood control fees
shall be in addition to any other remedies for collection of
the same now in existence or hereafter promulgated by rule or
regulation by the Director of Public works of the city of
Englewood •
(d) The City Manager is hereby author i zed and directed
to see that the appropriate municipal official or department
shall charge and collect all fees required under any provisions
of th i s sub-chapter or of the rules and reg ulations promulgated
hereunder •
B.ll-5 -APPLICATION OF FEES:
All storm drainage and flood control fees paid pursuant to
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the authority of this s~chapter shall be segregated, credited,
and deposited in a separate fund of the city and shall be used
solely to provide a fund for the installation, maintenance, re-
placement, extension, improvement and enlargement of the storm
and flood water drainage system, and in furtherance thereof,
may pledge the proceeds of such storm drainage and flood con-
trol fees to the retirement of the principal and interest of
revenue or general obligation bonds issued by the city of
Englewood for the purpose of any construction, installation,
maintenance, enlargement or extension of the storm drainage
and flood control facilities of the City. Said fund created
by the fees imposed herein may also be used for the acquisition
of such land as may be necessary for the installation of the
storm drainage and flood control facilities or for the installa-
tion and construction of retention dams, retaining ponds or
any and all facilities necessary and required for the proper
and adequate handling of storm and flood waters arising within
the city limits of the City of Englewood, or within drainage
basins discharging waters into the city limits of the city of
Englewood.
. (a) The fund herein established for a storm and flood
water facility shall not be transferred to any other fund of
the city of Englewood, or be used for any general governmental
purpose of the city.
(b) The city Manager shall annually in his proposed
budget subait to the City council a proposed budget for the
construction of storm and flood drainage facilities for the
ensuing budget year, which budget shall contain a statement
of all amounts presently in said storm drainage and flood
control fund, together with an estimate of anticipated revenues
for the ensuing budget year and the proposed projects to be
constructed and an estimate of the costs thereof for the ensuing
budget year.
(c) The City council shall have the authority and power
from time to time to supplement said storm drainage and flood
control fund with other revenues of the City as the council
shall deea necessary.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the day of ' 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day
of ' 1970.
Read by title and passed final reading on .the day
of ' 1970.
Published by title as Ordinance No. ----------rrw' Series
of 1970, on the day of ---------------' 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Bx-officio City Clerk
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 1970.
Attest:
ax-officio city clerk
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SU&JKT : S chool Crossing Signals Bid
Seal ed b i ds we re rece i ved for t he purchase of Traf f i ~i gnal Equ ipment
and sup p o rt rna ter i a ls to be installed f o r ou r :;cr o ol c r ossing s i gna l
project with the fol l owi ng resu l ts:
Company
Eagle Signal
Qa de s Sa l e s
Mine & Smelter Supply
Rya ll El ectr ic
Ameri can Pipe & Supply
Econ olite
Automa tic
(Equipment )
Part I
$21' 1 86.0 0
No Bi d
No Bid
Par t IV
(Ca b l e s)
Park II
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(Pol es)
? r t III
$2 , 00 . 0
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Descr ip t ion Min & Sme J .lO.!" k · •. 1 Elf'ctr1c Ga de s Sa 1 e!! -------
Item l Co ndu it 8 8.oc 7 • Q•
Item 2 E ls 62, \)(I t l "\. () '
Item 3 #14 Strand li i re 2 6 0 .00 .vo
Item 4 Be l de n w r #8 719 No Bi 0 Bld 6 .<?0
Item 5 3/8" Spo.n 1 r 5 0 .4 0 5 ,QO
Funds budgeted for tMs proje ct ar $.4, )a . '),) 1n !'u l.l 1c Im prov m<>nt
Ac count No. 3000.14-18.07.
Recommend the e q u ipmen t in a mo unt or $? , l f-l· ,. JI' r ·1 r 1 b ru ch s e1
from Eag le Sig.1a Co. Recommend thE' c.:.t b !e rr .. t·~·' n p· rk I T ,..,r
$841.05 be purchased from Oad es Sa l 'l c . . -1 u n::.·'"• h pole •· ~nr
$2,700.00 be purc h ased fr o m Am ri c n Pl.~ "l.no -ili,t 1y Co . Re cornm<>n
the materia l s needed l n Pa r IV (I m l 1 ' b e pur· lo'!S d r 11 m !,..,w·•.
b idder for each item fro1n Mj n & Sm 1t .. ~ 1 pJy , ~~Y •-1 E rtr'_ '·•
and Oad e S .1les .
The lowest bid s f o r l t m 1-r wii 1 ('. 1 • T.:>t...i. f " "" t
b id s for 1 1 four (4) part w1ll ot:. ~
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There will be costs i nvolved in the installation of this proJect also.
The coat to instal l poles by sub-contractor and equipment rental , addi-
tional misce llaneous materials is estimated at $2 ,000 .00 additi onal
cost. The coat of tota l .ateriale, equipment and sub-contractor is
proJected to cost $27,914.65.
KELLS WAGGONER
Director or Pinanoe Director of Pub lic Works
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Stanley H. Di al , Clty MGn a ger
Steph en A. Lyon , Di r ector of Fin 3 nc
Kell s \'Jaggo ner, DirP.ctor of Pub l'c :iorks
SUBJECT : Span wire Pole Bid -Pa r t III
Sealed bid ~ were re q ue sted and received f o r the furnjshing of 18 -35 '
steel span wi r e poles for u se i n our school cr o s ~l ng project from the fol lowi ng with fo llowi n g r esu lts :
C om12 a n~ Price _ e•ch 12ole ~l bid
Centra l Pipe & Supp l y . -5 $423 8 .10 Gri me s Pipe & Supply R 1 u rte d un a ble t n quote s pan wlre Den -Cal Su ppl y ,::.<J n o t b jd Thomps on Pipe & Supply D!d r.o t b j d Ameri can Pi pe & Supply $l ')J .00 $2 700 .0 0
Funds a r e budgeted f or t h is pro jec t in Puh l lc Im proveMent Account No . 18 .07 .
pol e ::
Re commend the or:~:.nal b j d fr om ·'\me ::an P'pe & Supply for 18 span wJ.re
po les with total C ')< t of $2700 .00 b a cce p t N l a s lowest and in bes t ·n te re s t o f t he City.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECO~ OF THE
CITY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ' "•~ C' I
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SUBJECT: Resolution for Rent-Supplement Program.
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Lentsch seconded:
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The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the following
Re solution be adopted:
RESOLUTION APPROVING PARTICIPATION BY LOCAL HOUS ING OWNERS IN THE FEDERAL RENT SUPPLEMENT
PROGRAM.
WHEREAS , under the prov~s~ons of Section 101 of the Housing and Urban Development Act
of 1965 , the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development is authorized to enter into
contracts to make rent supplement payments to certain qualified housing owners on
behalf of qualified low-income families who are elderly, handicapped, displaced,
victims of natural disaster, or occupants of substandard housing; and
WHEREAS , the provisions of said Section 101 cannot be made available to housing owners
in certain l o calities unless the governing body of the locality haa by resolution given
a pproval for such participation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program;
NOW , THEREFORE, be it resolved by the ----------------------------~~~----------------
of the ---------------------------------------------------------as follows:
Approval i s hereby granted for participation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program by
qualified housing owners of the property located in. __________________________________ __
The mot ion carried unanimously •
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RE CORD ING SECRETARY I • •
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CITY PLANNING & ZONING
DATE: February 17, 1970
SU BJEC T : Resolution for Rent-Supplement Program.
RE COMMENDATIOO :
Senti moved:
ACTION ~k~~ION OF
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Lentsch seconded: The P lanning Commission recommend to City Council that the following
Res olution be adopted:
RESO LUTION APPROVING PARTICIPATION BY LOCAL HOUSING OWNERS IN THE FEDERAL REN T SU PPLEMENT
PROGRAM.
WHE RE AS , under the provisions of Section 101 of the Housing and Urban Development Act
of 196 5, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development is authorized to enter into
r.ontrac ts to make rent supplement payments to certain qualified housing owners on
behalf of qualified low-income families who are elderly, handi capped , displaced,
victims of natural disaster, or occupants of substandard housing; and
WHEREAS , the provisions of said section 101 cannot be made available to housing owners
in cer t ain localities unless the governing body of the locality has by resolution given
appr o va l for such particip~tion in the Federal Rent Supplement Program;
NOW , THEREFORE , be it resolved by the---------------:--:;--::-;--~------
of the --------------------------------as follows:
Approval is hereby granted for p articipation in the F ederal Rent Supplement Program by
qua lifi ed hous ing owners of the property located in~-----------------
The motion c arrie d unanimously.
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR ADO
FEBRUARY 19, 1 970 , 7 :00P .M. ~-. ('·<~
PRESENT: J . F . DeVivier, H . R . Braun, E. L . Ausfahl, J . F. Murphy
ABSENT : None
ALSO PRESENT: Chief William Hamilton , Robert Hitchcock
THE FOLLOWING MOTIONS WERE PASSED FOR APPROVAL:
1) The minutes o f the last regular meeting as printed .
2) The following anniversary increase effective February 1, 1970:
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NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT
GRADE &
STEP
UNCAPHER, Ruth Inter Clerk Typist, Library 12D
3) The following anniversary increases effective February 16, 1970 :
BRACKEEN, Grady L.
CHAMBERS , Gary
SCHAFFER, Mi cha el
Patrolman 2nd Class
Patrolman 2nd Class
Patrolman 2nd Class
21F
21F
21F
4) The following anniversary increases effective March 1 , 1970:
AUSTIN, Gerald
BEITTEL, Mary
BUSSEY, Robert
DEVORE, Patricia
DICKINSON, Lorraine
MILLER, Jerry
ROYTHER, Jerry
WARDLAW, Dal e A .
YANCEY , Edna
Custodian, Building 13F
Secretary, Finance 16C
Maintenanceman, Street 17B
Secretary, Engineering 16D
Posting Machine Opr., Utilities 13D
Maintenanceman, Street 17D
Assistant Director, Parks & Rec. 28B
Planning Assistant, Planning 19B
Parking Enf. Maid, Police 12B
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NAME
BONOMI, Victor N.
HAMMOND, James B .
MCLENNAN, Donal d J.
STAMM, Donna M .
TITLE & DEPARTMENT
Patrolman lst Cl ass
Effective 2/1/70
Traff ic Engineer
Effec t ive l/31/70
Patrolman 3 rd Class
Effective 1/26/70
Inter Clk, Typist, Parks & Rec,
Effective l/15/70
6) The following re t irements effect ive January 31 , 1970 1
GRADE &
STEP
22F
27D
21D
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CHANNEL, Clyde U.
JOHNSON, Ethel
Equip, Opera.tor II, Paz•ks & Rec. 19F
Chief Clerk, Utilities 14F
7) The following promotions;
BROKATE, William F. Chief Bldg , Inspector 27F
Effective 1/21/70
STANLEY, Allan F. Patrolman 4th Class 21A
Effective 2/1/70
8) The following new hires ;
BREWER, Douglas Eningeering Aide I
Effective 2/4/70
16B
ELDER, Vernon Dispatcher, Police 14A
Effective 2/1/70
REED, George Dispatcher, Police 14A
Effective 2/l/70
GARDNER, Violet Inter Clerk Typist, Parks & Rec, 12A
Effective 2/l/70
MEDINA, Albert Patrolman 4th Class 21A
Effe ctive 2/16/70
TAYLOR, Brooks Traffic Engine er 27B
Effective 2/16/70
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The Board dis cussed the remarks made o n a termination ac t i on
that indicated an empl o yee woul d not be el igible for rehire and
the reas o ns. The Board felt th at the employee s hould be aware of
whether or n ot he is eligible for r ehire and any remarks made on
his terminati o n acti on .
It was moved, seconde d, a nd ca rri e d that after the department
head and supervis o r ha ve si g ned the personnel action o n a termin a-
ti on and have indi cated wnetheror not the employee is eligib le
for rehire, and th e r ea s o ns for not rehiring, if such is the case ,
that there be added a place on the form to for the employee to
sign his name to indicate h is awareness of his status at t he time
of his termination.
Mr. Robert Hi tchcock appeared before the Board in regard to
the denial of his anniversarr. increase and presented a letter
addr e ssed t o the Board r e garding this .
Mr . Hitchcock stat e d he did n ot sign the progre ss repo r t be -
c ause he was under the impression that by signing it he was in
agr eement with i t , but that Mr . Murphy later informed him tha t his
signature on the report only meant that he hed seen it.
The Board instructed Mr. Murphy to meet with Mr, Hitchcock,
hi s supervisor and department head and investigate the matter and
rep o rt b~ck to the Board at the next meeting.
It was mo ved, sec o nded, ~d carried that an additi o n be made
o n t h e empl o yee progress report stating t o the effec t that t h e
employee's signature on the r e p o rt only i n dicates that the employee
h as seen the report , and d o es n ot mean h e is in agreemen t with it .
The Board r ead a memo randum addre ssed to t he Board from t he
City Manag er dated February 1 7 , 1 97 0 regarding reorganization wit h -
in the Fir e Department and reco mmending appro val of ch anging the
title of Assistant Chief i n the Fire Department to De puty Chief,
to u p grade the Rec o rds Cle rk in the Fire Dep a rtment from a Grad e
16 to a Grade 18 , a n d t o promote two lieutenants to captains in
the Fire Dep ar t me nt as was o utlined in a memorandum fr om t he
Fir e Chief to the ity Manager dated January 6, 1970 .
hief Hamilton appear e d be f o r e the Board in regard to the
aforemen i on ed memoranda and discussed h is plans for the r eo rganiz a-
t i on of th Fire Departme n t ov er the n e xt three years .
Chief Hamil on sta ed he wi shes to promote the present Assistant
Chi ef to the rank of Deputy Chief as provi d ed in the Hupicipal Celie
and extend h i s duti s to hat o f a Deputy Chief which woul d in clu ae
bei n g in complete char ge f the Fire Department in abs e n ce of the
Chief .
Chief Hamilton dis cussed with the Board the ne e d for upgra a in1
the Fire Records Clerk due to the du ies and responsibilities of
that position .
It was mo ved, seconded a n d carried th at the Fire Records Cle rk
be upgraded from a Grade 1 6 t o a Grade 18 with a title change to
Fire Records Specia li s t due to a study of the position a nd a salary
comp ar ison of the duties o f this position with surrounding cities.
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It was moved , seconded , and ca r ried that the title o f Assist a nt
Chie f in the Fire Department be cha nged to Deputy Chie f, a nd the
promotion of t wo lieutenant s to captains be app r ove d, wi th the
provision t h e positions are posted a nd an examina tion held .
The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is scheduled
for March 19, 1970 at 7 :00P .M.
J. F. DEVIVIER
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FROM; Oareer Service Commission
SUBJECT; CHANGE IN TITLE OF ASSISTANT CHIEF TO DEPUTY CHIEF
It is the recommendation or the Career Service Board that City
Council amend Resolution No, 44, Series or 1969 to change the
title of Assistant Chier to Deputy Ch1er,·with the pay level
remaining the same. This recommendation is made to bring the
Fire Department class1rioations in line with the provisions
or the Municipal Code under Section 12.3 which provides ror
a Deputy Chier.
LORI COFFEL
Recording Secretary
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TO: City Council DATE: February 19, 1970
FROM: Career Service Commission ·
SUBJECT: UPGRADING AND TITLE CHANGE OF FIRE RECORDS CLERK
The Career Service Board would like to recommend to City Council
the upgrading of the position of Fire Records Clerk, Grade 16,
with a title change, to Grade 18, Fire Records Specialist, due
to the responsibilities and duties of this position as reflected
in a recent job evaluation and study of this position.
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FEBRU ARY 3, 1 70
o f the 1 y Planning and Zoning Comm is s ~on was
Woods at 8 ·05 P . M.
Ca rlson · Le n sc h ; Se"lt ~; Woods
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Al s Pr~~.:!r..r C1 y A :>r .,ey Bera.Ld i r.J.; Messrs. Broomhall. Nelson , Stonier , McCoy.
Mr. Wood. ro ed hat a s~x th member has not been appointed by the City Counc il
a s c t "h1,; date.
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Mr . Woods
approval.
L n s~h moved·
the Mi"lutes of Ja uary 20, 1970, were to be cons1dered for
Se n 1 se ended• The Minutes of J a n uary 20 , 1 970 , b e appro•Jed as written.
Th mo ion c arrie d unanimous ly.
III. K. WAYNE NEWON
110 1 w. Da rtmouth
REZONING
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Mr. Woods asked Mrs . Romans to summ arize the application for rezoning filed by Mr.
Nelson. Mrs. Rom s stated that Mr . Nelso has filed applic ation for rezoning of
(Oroperty common ly .ow. a s 1101 We st Dartmouth Avenue. The required minimum fee
of $50 was paid on January 30 , 1 970, when applic ation was made. Mr. Nelson is
request.ing a c hange of zor • .li' from 1-2 to I -1 for the following reasons : "Plans
pe r:.di ~.g 1r hands of Pl nu:g Commiss J.on to develop Co lumbine Mobile Home Park".
Mrs. R c ~an s stated tha sh has e xpla:L"led to Mr. Nelson tha the Co mmission c a n -
no re zo~.e "_o r a mo b~le home park"; the area c a nno t be zon ed for a specific use .
Mrs. R c~a s s a d tnat the u s ual cons1derations taken into a ccou n t for rezo ing
reque Ls are (1) he property cannot be u sed under the present zone c lassific ation,
a nd (2) ~re have been sufficien ch~"lges in the area t o warrant r ezoning. Mrs .
Roma"l s ' a e d tha she has tr1ed t o po1nt out o Mr . Nelson that the matter of
the mobile ~orne par J.S a separate a Ld dJ.s t inct matter from the requested rezoning .
Mr. Woods s ted a w should con s1der setting a date f o r Public Hearing on the
reque s L. Br~ f disc ussion fo llo wed .
Car l so• ll"'ved•
Se tl. SE-•je • T e a plica t1on filed by Mr. Nelson for rezo .1ng of 1101 Wes t
Darorouth Avenue from I -2 (Heavy I n dustrial) o I-1 (Ligh
l ndus 1al) be cons tdered a t Public Hearing on March 17, 1 70;
the r o pe r y is to be posted, a nd publ ic notice is to b g1ven
i n t he o ficial Ci y newspaper.
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CASE H4-70
Federal Assis ance J:r ram. Th City has mad e
L S "ow ap ly1ng for a proval of a f1ve year
s h w the 1n ersect~o ns to b ~mproved were
following proJects w r discuss d ;
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PROGRAM OUTLINE
1969-70 :
A. Up grade and/or install new Traffic Signal i nstallations and
incorporate the sam into th pr sent master signal interconnected
system at the following locations:
1 . Yal Avenue and Broadway .
2. Bates Avenue and Broadway.
3. K nyon Avenue and Broadway .
4. Mansfield Avenue and Broadway.
5 . Ox ford Avenue and Broadway.
6. Quincy Avenue and Broadway .
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST : $ 20,000.
II. 1970-71 :
A . S treet Lighting .
Increase the arterial lighting output on:
1 . Broadway from Ya le to the South City Limits Line.
2. On U. s . 285 from the p roposed interchange at Broadway
to the east City Limit line .
3 . On S tate Highway 288 (Belleview) from Clarkson to
Lo well.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST : $110 ,000 .
B . Widen Broadway.
Broadway s hould be widen ed to accommodate a left-turn pocket
from:
1 . Yale to u .s . 285 .
2. u.s. 285 t o Quincy.
3. That portion o f Broadway between u .s. 285 and Quincy has a
highway design ation of S tate Highway No . 87 .
TOTAL ESTIMATED COS T: $300 ,000.
In lieu of the above we should request:
1. Bus turnout lanes in conjunction with a widening for left-
turn pockets at the signalized intersections north of Floyd
Av nue .
2 . Widen~ng for left-turn pockets from Floyd to Quincy at
s~gnali zed intersections .
TOTAL ESTIMATE D COS T: $ 52,000.
C. Pedestrian Overpas s:
In order to allow fo r a freer movement of traffic along U.S . 285
w should requ st pedes trian overpasses on:
1. U.S . 285 at Logan or Sherman
2 . u.s . 285 at E lati
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST : $100 ,000.
D. Signals:
Funds should be applied fo r for signal installations and/or up-
grading with 1n erconnect to present master system at the follow-
ing loc at LO"'S ·
1. Broadway a Ch nango and Tufts.
2. Ban ock at Oxfo rd , Quincy , a nd Ch nango.
3. Sh rman at u1~cy, Oxford , Da rtmouth and Yale .
4 . Girard at Clarkso and Downing.
5. Hampd n at Down1ng and Cl arkson.
6. u .s. 285 at Do ing and Lafay tte.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST: $ 75 ,000 .
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A. Signa ls:
1. Install a nd interconnect to master signals at Tejon Street
and Evan s Avenue, Dartmouth Avenue and Downing S treet, and
Quincy Ave ue and Logan Street.
2 . Transfer of physical i n terconnect on u.s . 285 to Monotrol
with additional dial and responder units for eleven (1 1)
i nterse ctions .
3. Provide f o r non-locking memor presence detection for sixteen
semi-a ctuated signals .
4 . Interconnect to Maste r all of the School sign a l installations -
17 s 'ltions.
TOTAL ES TIMATED COS T : $ 26 ,700 .
B . Provide for necessary materials to e xtend present one-way
couplets -Bannock/Sherman, Girard/Hampden.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COS T: $ 6 ,000 .
c . Increase arterial street lighting o utput on:
1. Dartmouth Avenue -West City Limit to East City Limit.
2 . Downing Street -Yale Avenue to U. s . 285.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST : $ 57 ,500.
1972-73
A. Signals :
1. I nstall v.o .c . (Volume Occupancy Concept) feature to the
Monotrol System in Core Area.
2. Install and/or upgrade signals at the following locations:
a. Sa nta Fe Drive and Union Avenue
b . Federal Blv d. and Belleview Avenue
c . Clarkson Street and Belleview Avenue
d. Santa Fe Drive and Kenyon Ave nue
Tu TAL ESTIMATED COST: $ 30,00 0.
B. Increas e arterial street lighting output o n:
1 . Bannock Street -Yale Avenue to Chenango Avenue
2 . Sherman Street -Chenango Avenue to Yale Avenue
3. Girard Aver.ue -Elati S treet to Downing Street
4. Hampden Avenue -Lafayette St reet to Ba nnock Street
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST : $ 65 ,000 .
1973-74 :
A. Signals:
1 . Expand v.o .c . fe ature to Monotrol System in remaining areas
City wide .
'rOTAL ESTIMATED COST: $ 8 ,000.
B . Increase arterial street lighting output on:
1 . Qui cy Av nue -Clarkson Street to Santa Fe Drive (US 8 5)
2 . Ox ford Ave nu Clarkson Street to Santa Fe Drive (US 85)
3 . Clarks o n Stree t -Yale Avenue to Belleview Avenue (SH 288)
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST: $115 ,000 .
196 9-1974 Gr .d Total esti~at d cos t for TOPICS program: $965 ,200.
Mr. Lone had e n tere d during dis~~ssion on the abov listed items, and took his
place with the Cornrnissio .•
Fu rther discussion on the p r oposed program nsued.
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Mr . Lone asked if this program coincided with the TOPICS map from the Highway
Department that was discussed at the Counci l of Gove rnments meeting of last
month? Mr. Lone stated that that map would have to include these projects, and
if we have projects that are not on said map, approval could not take place until
the map wa s revised. Further discussion followed. Mr. Lone stated that he did
not agree with the priority given the signalization of the Santa Fe -Union inter-
section, which Traffic Engineer Hammond has placed in the 1972-1973 program.
Mr . Lone pointed out that this is a very hazardous intersection, and received a
great deal of use. Mr . Lone commented that he felt the only answer to the problem
would be an expanded intersection much as we have at Floyd and Broadway . Mrs.
Romans asked about the possibility of extending the Tufts-Santa Fe intersection
straight west if the original plan to extend Un ion across to South Pecos Street
could no t b e worked out. Mr . Lone stated that this had been discussed at Co uncil
level, and it was determined that it would be too expensive to extend Tufts across
through the Ragsdale property . Further discussion followed. Mrs . Rom ans pointed
out that the State Highwa y Department would have to approve the signal installation
and that i f the PUC opposes it, the State Highway Department probably would not
fight that determination. Mr . Lone commented that we might still be able to
s ign alize the Tufts crossing . Mrs . Romans pointed out that the signalization for
the rai l r o ad c rossing would have to be tied in . Further discussion followed.
Mr. Carlson suggested that possibly we should get some traffic counts on Un ion
vs . Oxford to see how the volume of traffic compares. Mr. Lone stated that he
is in favor of doing whatever is necessary to get the crossing signalized, and
that if it takes a hearing before the PUC we should request one. Further dis-
cussion followed.
Lone moved:
Senti seconded: The Traffic Engineer be requested to reconsider the priority of
the Tufts-Union-Santa Fe intersection signalization to include
such signalization in the 1970-1971 program .
The motion carried unanimously.
V. COMM IS SI ON RE -ORGAN IZATION .
Mr. Woods asked wh en an appointment would be made to the Planning Commission?
Mr. Lone s tated that the Council is considering the matter , and that the appoint-
ment should be made shortly . Mr. Woods asked if the members would prefer to wait
for re-organization until the new appointment was made, or if they wished to re-
organize now ? It was the c oncensus that the re-organization should be done at
this meeting . Mr. Woods stated that he would yield the Ch air to Vice-Chairman
Lentsch.
Mr. Lentsch called for nominations for Ch airman.
Mr. Woods nominated Mr. Carlson as Chairman.
Mr. Carlson nominated Mr. Lentsch as Chairman .
Mr . Lone moved:
Mr. Senti seconded: The nominations cease .
The motion carried.
A written ballot was held Mr. Carlson was elected Chairman.
Mr . Carlso n a s sumed the Chair, and commended Mr. Woods for his leadership of the
past two years . Mr. Carlson then called for nominations for Vice-Chairman.
Mr. Wo ods nom i n a ted Mr . Le n t sch a s Vi ce-Chairman. Mr . Lone seconded the nominatio n.
Mr .W oods moved:
Mr. Lone seconded: Th omina ions cea se , and a unanimous ballot b cast for
Mr. L n sch for Vi c e-Chairman .
AYES : Woods , S e n ti ; Lon ; Carlso.
NAYS: None
ABS TAIN: L n t sch
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The motion c arried, and Mr. Lentsch was elected Vice-Chairman .
Mr. Carl son called for nomi~ations for the representative to the Council of
Go vernments Policy Advisory Committee .
Mr . Woods nomin ated Mr. Carlson as the representative to the Policy Advisory
Comm ittee .
Lone moved:
Wood s seconded: The nom inations c a se , and a unanimous ballot be cast for Mr .
Ca rlson for represe ~tative to the Policy Advisory Committee of
the Council of Gove rnments .
AYE S : Woods ; Se ti; Lone; Lentsch
NAYS : No ne
AB STAIN : Carlson
The motion carried .
Mr . Ca rlson stated that he f lt it wa s wi se to have an alternate designated to
attend these meetings in th event that the representative cannot, even thO\.g h
the meetings are open for public attendance. Mr. Lone agreed that all Council
of Gov rnments meetings are open t o the publ ic, but that he also feels it is a
good plan to designate an altern ate.
Lone moved:
Wood s seconded: Mr. Lentsch, a s Vice-Ch airman of the Commission, be designated
as the alternate to the Council of Governments Policy Advisory
Committee.
The motion carried .
VI. LAND USE REPORT.
Mrs. Romans gave member s copies o f the Land Use Report which has been compiled by
the Planning Department . This report contains an a nalysis of every zone district ,
and it is hoped that this report will serve not only as a basis for the revision
of the Zo ing Ordina nce and a housing program , but also that it will be a valuable
reference for the citizens as well as for the city departments . Mrs. Romans
commended Mrs. Esther Woodhead who had responsibility of printing this report,
and also commended staff members who worked on the study, particularly Mr. Dale
Wardlaw, who work ed on th "anrexation map" which is in the report , and Miss
Margaret Isom wh o wa s the project coordinator . Mrs . Romans briefly reviewed the
Land Use Study, pointing up areas of concern, and zone districts that are not
functioning properly , as the R-2 -A, R-2-B, and R-4 Zone Districts. Mrs . Romans
stated that she hoped this report might encourage redevelopment of some of the
older areas in the city , and she stated that the city will have to consider new
low-cos housing. Mrs. Romans discussed the Home Builders Show which she had
rec e n ly attend ed, and the modul ar housing that was on display . Mr. Lone com-
mented that the Council of Governments has discussed the modular housing situation,
and fee l s that new buildi g techniques and new types of construction should be
consid red. Discussion followed. Mrs. Romans noted that Arvada is reported to
have amend d their buildir:g c ode to permit the "off-site" inspection homes ,
plas tic ire , e c ., a nd en h ad to amend the building code again to the original
wo r dir.;J c au se of the co. cerr. o f th property owners i n the city.
Mrs . Romans discussed a home tha wa s i n the display a the Home Show; this wa s
a thr e bedroom h~m , 1000 sq . ft ., FHA approved, a nd sold for approximately
$1 7,500 ir.cludirg th lot a•d f oundation . Mr . Lon s tated that his company had
co~a r d thF cos L of a f a ct~ry modular home and o o f on-sid construction ;
th _ dHf r r.c wa s sorr thi rg lik $4 0 . But, th modular horn did not hav a
basem n t or a garag , whi~h h hom bui lt on-site did hav ; th refore, th
modular horr wa s f1gured t o b mor exr ns iv H stat d that they wer figuring
on $'J per s quarP fool: 1.n th fa c tnry for he modular hom , plus the cost of the
land .
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The cos t of th Land Use s dy was d1 scussed . It was determined that we should
ask S l O f or a copy of his S tudy . It was also determined that City Council
should be sent copi s.
Mrs. Romans discuss d the l ow-cost housing projects being undertaken by some
groups whereby they purcha se land for the housing developments that is not zoned
f o r high de nsity residen ial use , or residential use of any kind , and then ask
the municipalities to rezoLe it ve . though the residential use may not be within
the Master Plan for that ar a. F ~th r discussion followed . Mr. Lone commented
that the cit1es establisn industr1a l and commercial z ones to provide a tax base,
and that by requests to rezon p o rtions of it for residential use, we are damaging
ourselves, a nd the applica t~ are hurting themselves, too. Further brief dis-
cussion followed .
VII . MOBILE HOME PARK REPORT
Mrs . Roma .s stated that she had no additional information other than what had
been sent Comm1ssion members with the agenda packet, whi ch information set forth
summaries of the mobi le horne parks in Englewood . Mr. Brokate, the Chief Building
Inspector, is working with Mr . Nelson on the Oasis Mobile Horne Park in regard
to the additional two spaces over and above the 26 spaces approved by the Com-
mission . Mr s . Romans stated she understood Mr. Nelson wa s to bring in an "as
built" plan for consideratio • Mr . Carlson asked if there were any further
sugg stio s from the Commission on the disposition of this matter? Mr. Lon
seated he felt the Ordinance must be enforced, and commented he didn't like the
"push a'"ld shov e " attitude displayed by some of the mobile home park owners . Mr .
Carlson a s ked i( they felt the Commission should consider the matter further,
or if it should go to the Board of AdJustment and Appeals? Mr . Lone stated that
the Commission has approved 26 units; if the owner of the Oasis Mobile Home Park
wants rel1ef from our determination, he felt they would have to go before the
Board of Adjustment and Appeals . Mr . Woods stated that he would like to look at
the matter again, and that if Mr . Nelson could present evidence that permission
wa s given to install thos wo additional units, he would be inclined to go along
with the 28 un1ts . Mr . Lo e stated he felt it was a matter for the Board of
Adjustmen , and pointed ou tha the Commission approved 26 spaces, and did not
authorize 28.
Mr . Lentsch stated he felt they shou ld have 26 spaces as per our approval , but
if they wanted 28 s paces we should consider it . If we deny the t wo additional
spaces , th n hey can go t o th Board of Adjustment and Appeals . Discussion
followed. Mr. Le . tsch asked if w had anything from the Building Department
indic ati g authorization of the two additional spaces? Mr . Carlson noted the
summary of th trailer courts prepared by the Building Department , whi ch
summary s tates that this court will have 26 spaces whe n completed . Mr. Lone
stated tha he felt i was up to the Building Depa.rtrnent to enforce what the
Plan~L~g Commis s1o~ allow d, and any appeal from that decis1on should be to the
Board of Ad justm nt, not t o the Planning Commi ss ion . Further brief discussion
followed. No action was taken.
VIII. CASE #6 -70-A
1/20/70
Mrs . Roman s stated that followi g the directive of the Commission at the last
m eting, s he check d into wha t could b done about th burned filling station at
the Hampd n-Ban ock intersection. According to th zoning Ordinance, this is a
non-co form1ng u se in the B-1 Zone District , and following a catastrophe--such
as f1re--h ey are given six mo hs i n which to make repair s . The owners of this
buildin g h ave done noth1rg t oward re p airing this us wi 1n the stipulated time,
a ~ an order h a s been give tha 1t mus be torn down , and any further use of the
lar.d m'.lst be a "cor.f rmirg u!"e ". Thi<: ord r has b n aFpealed by the owner to
h Board of Adj~stm nt and Apfeals .
Mrs. Rom a ns s atPd follow1~g a fOll o f members of th Planning Commission,
it wa s the d t e .i. o~ that a tire a~d brak l1n ing s or would be acceptable
on he w sLde of Sou h Pa .r?rk S r ~e t, across th stre t from this burned gas
sa 1on. S ~e n~ted tha 1n Mr . wa3gon r's m morandum to Chi f Building Inspector
Brokate, h has s ated tha ~r 11 h of p rmission for he tire-brak lining store,
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tha the Board of Ad justme~t wo ~ld be justified in granting permission for re-
construction of the filling statio • Discussion followed . Mrs . Romans stated
that the reason filling statio s are not permitted in the B-1 Zone District , is
that the Fire Departme t does ot want trucks carrying fuel on the heavily con-
gested streets tha t are i~ the d o town business distr ict . Also , the capacity of
trucks deliverin g gas t o a B-1 locatio such a s this ar e limited to 1500 ga l l ons,
whereas the c apacity of truc ks d e liverLng gas to sites o~ an approved route for
the era sport of explosive substances is 9500 gallons; these limitations are
writte ~ in o the Fire Prevention C de. Mrs. Romans stated that she has discussed
the rna ter wi h Fire Chief Haroilto , a nd it is his opinion that t .his intersection
is a very congested o n e now, and it would not be wise to permit the filling
station to be rc~onstru ct ed. Discussion followed. Mr. Lentsch suggested that
perhaps the Commissio should suggest to Public Works Director Waggoner that the
Commission 's stand is that this is n ot a satisfactory location for a filling
station. Discussion followed. Mr . Lone stated that a memo randum to Mr . Waggoner
from the Planning Director should be written indicating the Commissions concern
in this matter and stating that the Comm ission is of the opinion that the use on
the west side of South Banno c k S treet in the 3400 block south as a tire and
brake lining store ~n no way co done s the use on the east side of South Bannock
Street in he 34 00 block for a filli~g statio • The ma~orandum should also state
that the Comm i ssion strongly urge s him to recommend denial of the filling station
use by th Board of Adjustment, 1nasmuch as filling stations are not permitted
in th B-1 Zone District because of dangers of transporting gasoline on badly
congested streets. Discussion followed. Mr . Lone also suggested that we request
a copy of said memorandum to be entered into the record of the Board of Adjust-
ments at said hearing . The Comm 1ssion instructed the Planning Director to write
this memorandum to Mr . Waggoner.
IX . MOBILE HOME PARKS ORDINANCE CASE #5-70
Mrs. Rom ans presented Commission members with copies of a proposed Mobile Home
Park Ordinance , which is similar to Littleton 's Ordinance , and based basically
on FHA standards and a model Ordinance put out by the American Society of
Planning Officials . ~trs . Romans briefly reviewed some of the provis ions of the
proposed ordinance. This Ord inance wil l provide for "licensing" of the mobile
home rather than charging an inspection fee which we presently do . Mrs . Romans
stated that she has discussed this aspect of the ordinance with Director of
Finance Lyon , and he has indicated he feels the licensing perha ps would be better
than the inspection fee. Mrs . Romans stated that the Ordinance suggests $120
for the first ten spaces, and $1 2 for each additional space. Mr . Lone asked if
a mobile home park had five spaces , would they still be required to pay the $120
licensing fee? Mrs. Romans stated this was a point that should be clarified, and
it should possibly read "$1 20 for f~rst ten spaces, or any portion thereof".
Mrs . Romans stated that the min1mum acreage for new parks under the proposed
ordinanc e will be 4 a cres. Mrs . Romans stated that the Ord1nance has been dis-
c ussed with City Attorney Berarad1 1, and it is his feeling tha t mobile home
parks should be a permitted use in a zone classification rather than a "condition-
al us"; this matter will be a poi t of consideration . The density will be limited
to 8 spaces per a c re in a mo Lle hom park , and 16 spaces per acre in a travel
traile r park . Park1~3 spaces will be proposed to be a minimum of 9 ' x 20 '.
Discussio f o llowed. Mr. Lents c h commented that he thought the proposed Ordinance
wa s f~ne , but ask d what will happe if w adopt this Ordinance, and it is not
~for e d ? Mr . Lentsch furch r sta ed that he didn 't think it made much difference
wha O rd1 ~a rre was in effect 1f none of them were enforced. Further discussion
follow d . Mrs . Roma s displayed a "model" mobile hom park drawn under the
propos d ordil.a c • Brief dis cus sio~ followe d . No a ction was taken .
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Mr . Lo·e r ported that the remodeli~g program of the Co u ~c il of Governments
effie c; has "fa ller thro ugh", a .d the City would not follow through with the
co~tr1but Lnn th y had a reed to make. He also reported that there are apparently
o r JUrJsdtc Jo• s wl'.o are co•.cer ed about th valu of the Council of Govern-
m r s, h co~ ~ Pd , hnw v r , that s uch a regional agercy is necessary if we hope
o ob air ary f d ral as s1s tarc • Dts cuss io. of th Council of Governments
programs follow d .
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Mr. Carlson reviewed the Policy Advisory Committee meeting, at which meeting
the TOPICS map of the State Highway Department was considered. Several grant-
in-aid applications were considered and approved.
Senti moved:
Woods seconded: The meeting be adjourned.
The motion carried , and the meeting adjourned at 10:50 P . M.
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Vice-Chairman Clayton called the meeting to order at 8r00 P. M.
BM PRESENTr Clayton, Pitchford, Wetteratrom, Mezen
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OTHER 0 XCIALB PRBSEUTs Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
Joe • Frizzell case o. 1-70
4 770 South Broadway
!'he applicant requested a variance to permit another curb cut to be
within 18 ft. of an exiating curb cut. He h a a 140 ft. frontage on
Broadway on which he lula built a new building on the north end of the
property and h ve the parking for the two buildings in the center of
th plot with one-way traffic and this would require the curb cuts to
be closer than the required 35 ft.
t'he property has been posted and advertised for Public Hearing .
Waggoner approved the curb cuts providing the second curb cut not
be gr.nted until the building permit is issued by the Building Dept.
for th proposed building to be built on the south aid of the property.
----------------J • J. Balpin c ••• Bo. 2-70
317 6 South Acoma Street
!be plicant ia appealling th Building Inspector'• notice to ce .. e
• uae of the baaeZOMUlt rO<II!l and bath for hia own uae . 'this ia an
a-2-a zone wbich permits two living unit..
'!he property h.u been poated and advertised for l'ublic Bearing tonite.
!'he applicant stated he purchu d April 1, 1969 d it waa puxchued
for iDe pro rty. Be bas roved the preaiaea by putting up fences,
tearing dOlo' buildings and haa thus ilaproved the naigbboxhood. Be
want. to sleep in the hOUIIe to keep it up and he hu had 6 alllt:hea to
repair the houM and feels he baa d e a lot.
aggone% preaanted the following inforaationa
The letter to xr . lpin froa the ilding Dep&rtaent.
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Mr. OS a J. Halpin
:n 76 South Acana
~gle~. Colorado 80110
REa ttropex-ty at 3176 south Acoma, owners J; ea J. pin
zoned a-2 B (two (2) family)
Dea.r Mr . Ralpi.n :
An ina~ction of the above property by Building Inspectors Hamilton,
Scrivner and arokate thi.& date rev.al.ed that at least four (4) separate
apartaents a.r being maint ined, illcl ding the owner•s apartment quarter•
in the baeement.
Pureuant to a Board of Adjustment and Appeals hearing dated JUne 14, 1967 -
the property wu thtln under the ownership of :Kate Baughman and tAir
onorofsltie lessee and e quote the Board' • finding as follower
It is th decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal• that the variance
applied for should b 4 denied and th~ building be returned to two-f ly
use within 60 d ye frOIIl this date -JUne l.4, 1967. Furthenraowe, illegal
plumbing, wiring and heating facilities ehall be removed and the building
brought into compliance with Kin~ Dousing Code -Ordinance No . 17,
eries of 1966, and I'ire Regulations. Arranqe111ent.e shall be made with
the Inglewood Building Department before the corrective work on the
building and mochanical a etarted.
'therefore, xr . Halpin, you are hereby eerved ten (10) day notice to
return tbi.e property to atrict y 2-f ly use to comply with zoninq
Ordin" a 110. 26, sezie11 of 1963. .Purthar ycu are to re1»0ve .cooking
facilitie £r011l the baaeaent and ceue at once the une of any pert of
the bl\.8 nt area u s!.eepinq quarters, r era, etc ., since thia portion
of th building doe• not COJIIPlY with the Englewood Housing COde, Ordinance
so. 17, Series of 1966, for such or similar use, except as an acceasory uae
for one or b oth of the two (2) faraily UDe raucb the ac.me aa any baa nt
ia us d for a eingle f ly residence.
~e two (l) apaxtmenta allowed are aa follows •• we agreeda
l. l'ront pa.rt:ment -living and kitc."ten -lat floor with bath
and bedrocaa on the 2nCi floor. Pront exit al1t0 north exit from 2nd floor.
2. R ar par nt -bt floor bath, living and ~droo. w th
itcben in enclosed p tio section. South aide exit -•lso xit
fr kitchen eaat.
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torn d removed.
buildings uaed for atorage of household iteas
4 u a bit to reduce fire hazard.ll .
1•1 . A. S.UtoD, Acting
Chief BUilding Inepect.or
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A petition signed by 34 people in the area in proteat of the granting
of requeeted variance. Requesting the zoning lawa be upheld -they
purchased their homee in good faith and to grant a variance underminda
the zoning laws.
Robert Leonard
3184 South Aeama -lives iDaediately south of said property, spo~
tor neighbors. state a adc!a to the parking problema,
more people. l'IDre noise -they are diat.rubed by men
liV'ing in the bas..eDt c:caing hale early in
the morning. In February of 1969, they rece1Yed a
notice in the mail fraa United Real Estate ccapany
ahowin.q the property at 3176 o. ACOin& u being sold
and the U..ating showed l faaily unit.a in an a-2-B
zone. Also had saM navp-.per ada in the papers
showing 2 living units. !."nere ~i young couple, 4 f-ilha
and 7 dogs occupying the premJ..aea.
w ••• 'J'Wiat
3168 South Acoma -lives north of subject property -statea they are
dbtrubed by the noise of people. dogs and e&n • t
sleep at night because of the diatrubance.
Dallaa Dbority
3150 South Acoma -'fhird hoWJe frora the north of llubject property. Says
the zoning lavs ahould be upheld. He feels 11r. Halpin
i.e trying to do a good job but 8hould the property
revert baclc: to original OWDer we want it to be in
otrict ~liance with the aon1ng ordinance.
'l'hcaas P'itzpatrick
3155 South Acoma -Spot zoning ia dange.J:'OQS
enforced.
the ordinance should be
Paul Heyer
3195 South Acoma -hall lived here sUe. 1942 and they worked for a long
tillle to get the subject p&"Operty to caeply with the
zoning ordin coa and h thiDka it should be .. intained.
•1 tchford 1a0ved
Mazen HConded, the coaditiC~~W or cba.racter of thla neighborhood have
not chan9ed since the IIUb;Ject property vas before
the Boa.rd isl 1967 nor baa the soaing changed -
there e the Var iuloe be denied aDd the property
reaain two faaily liviDg unite u directed.
Ay~a• s Clayton, Pitchford, Wetteratraa, &en
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Jlorth at corner of w. 'l'Utta and
South Lipan
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requested a variance to have three building ait.ea isl an
, ODe with a 60 ft. frontage in a-1-A &ODe.
'l'h• property baa been po ted d adwrtaed for public hearing.
~ere waa no one pre•ent concernbg tha vuiance eo the following
110tion was .. de.
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liaaen moved.
Wett.J:'•troa aeconded, the tubli.c &eu:iD; be COD.ti.Dud until
the next regularly ac:hec!ul.ed Meting to
be held Pebruary 11, 1970.
~-a Pitchford, lfetteX'Irt:X'clrl, lle&eZl, Cl.ayt:oft
~· IJoe Abient a Rbodu.a
4615 South Santa !"e
cue Jo. 4-70
'fhe I!IP.Pli.cant .is requesting pel:1U.asion to built an addition to h1a raeid4Jnce .
fte reaidenc:e ia in an I-1 a:one and i.e on the aame plot of ground u hia
uaed ear lot . Ia thia residence conaidered ~ caretaker•• reaidenae?
llr. Saueier says he owna the cax lot ud it aete back frCiill Santa Pe, itia
a hole-.le car lot. 'fhe reaidenc: ia on the b ck of the lot.
Be states they do have a J.ot of vandalil:a.
lfetteratram moved,
Jla&eft aeconded, the ruidence is a caretaker •s ruidence and
therefore !a a permitted uae.
A,yeas Pltc:h.ford, Wetteretroa, Mezen, Clayton
lfaya a Jlone
Abeent a RhoduJI
'fhere be.I.Dg no further busineaa to coae before the Board the aeetbg
waa adjOGJ:Ded at lOtOO P.
Suie lclm!ider
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Introduced as a Bil l by Counci~an ----------~L-~~-~~~---------
CJTY c 0 F F I ,.... I
A BILL FOR
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rul ORDIJIAIICE APPROVDfG 'rR.E WHOLE COST or Tim IMPROVE-
ME!I'l'S MADE I. AliiD POR S ID!:WALit XMPRCM!:MDIT DISTRrCT 1110 . 69 IN
'1'HB CITY 0.. BNCJLBttOOD, COLORA007 APP OVIN AND COIIFIRMING THE
APPORT IOMMBIH OP SAID COST TO BACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
SAID DISTR ICTr ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAI!iST BACHID'l'
OR TRACT 01' LARD IN THE DIS'l'RICTr A!ID PiU!SCRI OING mE MANNER
~ COLLZCTIOH AHD P.t\'YMEM'I' OP SAID ASSESSMZNTS.
WHBRBAS, the Citlr Council o f the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to the Ch rter and Ordinance Bo. 1 4 , Series
of 1965, of said City ~nd th Lawa o f the State of Colorado,
e nacted Ordinance Bo. 28, S ries o r 1969, creating Sidew~lk
Improvement Diatriet No. 69 , and p rovidinq for the oonstruction
~he roin o f aidwall< i m rovernent s r and
WHEREAS, the Mayor a n d Director o! F inance advertised
f o r bid to construct &uch improvements in three (3) con secutive
1~e kly i sue of ·the GLEl~ HERALD1 nu
WHER.KAS, 1 bi( we=-o open t 2:00 P.M., ~rid ay ,
August 1, 1969r and
RBAS , on Auqua~ 5 , 1969 , the City COuncil of the
City of Bng l~, co orado , accep ~ tlt· bid of J & Co ncrete
in the L~unt of $9,897.76 a the lowes t and beat bid and
authori&od the Mayor and City Clerk to execute contract docu-
enta r and
~. th conat.ruetion o t such i prov .... nta haa
o e n co~p l eted and th total coat s of auch improvement• h ve
been rel iably aacertained r nd
WHERBA8 , n atatement ahowinq the tot a l coat of th
improve.enta baa been duly fi led with the City COuncil r and
iliBREAII , fro1u th ~ a t t 111en t 1!14de and filed with th<lr
City council, it appeara that the Whole coat of .. id i~p rove-
• nta h the aura uf ,H,OGJ.Jl, said a.ount including costa of
i!'l apec:tion, collection an~ other incidenta a and al eo includinq
intereat •• allowed b lawr and
WHEREAS , tc~ s~id atat n~ it al ao p rs that the
Ci ty Council haa apportion• a ahara o f the aaid Whole coat to
o h l o t or tract of l :md n s i d District , in ~co rdance with
: bQnttfit s t o be dor 'ved b y uaid propeAty and in th pro portions
and BIDOunte aeverally ct fo rth in R solution adopted by th11
City oouneil on th 19th d y ot January, 1970, ~lich Re olution
i by r t r nee Ned u rt l r of: and
WHEREAS , Not ot a publio he r in concernin~ the
lr~vvitaq of aaaeam nto o tht• real property in tho Di atric and
u n thia ordinanc 1'1 be n publiol1od once week for threo
(3) w .. ka in th Enql wood Herald , a newapaper of ~eneral cir-
.ulation in e City , dnd , in addition, a copy of the Notice haa
been 1 il d , postage prepa1d, to each known owner of real property
w1.thin ho District, which tice ia by r t re ce mad a part
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wa.REAS, at the tiae and place apealfied in aaid 8otice,
the City Council aet in open •••don for the purpoae of h .. rinq
ally objection• or proteata that aipt be ude ~ai.nat ea.id ••••••-
aantar and
WHBREAS, all objectioll• and eoNplainta bavin9 bean
duly hea~d and conaidered, the council has deterained th t ueh
objection• should be d a lli e d exce pt aa thia Ordinance baa aceep~ed
th .. and inoorporat od herein chaft9•• in aaid -•e• t• b ...
upoD aaid objectionar and
MBERBAS, on the 2nd day of Marah, 1970, a Bill for
An Ordinance Approvinq !'he Whole Coat Of !'he _ro,....ca Ma d
In And For Sid.walk Iaprov--.nt Diatriat &o. 6 9 , Ill !'he City Of
.,nqlewood, Colorador Approvinv And Contirainv The Apporti.ONHht
Of Said Coat 'l'o Baeh Lot Or 'raot Of Land In Said Diatriot r
Aaaeaaing A Share Of &aid Coat Avainat &aoh Lot Or 'ract Of
Land Xn The Diatriatr And Preac ribing 'rhe Manner !'he Collect ion
And Pa~t Of Said Aaaea.-enta, was introduced by councilman L.:J alld wee puaed on tint reacU.Dg •
.0 , 'l'JIBllEJ'OU, IT OllDAIBBD BY '1'BB CITY COURCIL OF
'rBil Cl'I'Y OF DfCU ""000, COLORADO, aa followaa
&ectiop 1. filat the whole coat and apportioruMnt o f
the ..... aa aet forth ill aaid Reaolution and .Otice and aa
aaended herein, ia hereby approved and conflraed, and a a id
apportionment ia hereby dealarec5 t o be ill aceontance with th
benefita which the property in aaid Diatrict will receive by
r...on of tho conatruotion of Hid iaprove...nta, and a ahare
of aaid aoat ia hereby aa .. aaed to and upon e~u:h lot or tract o !
land vi thin the Diatriat in the proportion& and ..,unta .. t forth
ia aaid Reaolution and »otice.
S8Ction 2. That aaid Reaolution ia hereby changed
u ollawaa
(a) Of the Whole aoat of $14 ,0 l.ll, tbe City of
8Dql..ood ~11 pay $4,209.02, le ving balance of f9,854.29
to be ••••••eel againat the real property in • id Diatri t.
(b) fte auza of $9,854.29 will be •pportionlld to the
r .. l property in ••id Dlatrict and aa .. aeed u "t forth in eaid
aeaolatioa which Reaol~tioa ia hereby nded in the followiag
rtic:ul•r••
.... •net Afdre• ~ ~
Herbert c. • l•
Marian R. ..11 2
2900 outh Aooaa
Enqlewood
Colorado 10110
Alvin o . • 3 5&
Romoni a a taon 36
3 04 5 South Acocaa
Bfte]lewood
Colorado 0110
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Speer a Broadway
Wditioa
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$57.18
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sgt10!! 3. 'that aaid aa .. a ... nta ahall be c!lle and
oayabl at office of the City 'rreaaurer, without d ... nd.
within thirty &aye fro. ADd after the final publication of thia
Or· inanc:e. Xn case any owner of r 1 property ua ... ed under
th ia Ordinance ahall fail to pay the whole o i auch aaae11an~ent
gainat hiu pro rty within eaid t hirty d ys , then, th pro rata
o~t o aaid improvement& ao aaaeBaed a9ainat hi5 property,
oqeth r with interes t t the ro t o f -r c nt po~ nnn um on
any unpai~ balance, ahall be payable i n ive equal annual install-
. nta , the f irs t of which in.talL~ent a of principal and interest
oh ll bo due and payable on or before January 1, 1971, and the
r inder of !.d in tallmen n ah 11 b d ue a."ld pa}•a: 1 o uc: aively
on cr before the 1st day of January, in ch yonr thereafter, until
aid p rincipal nd int r 3&t ara p id in full. railure to pay
any in t ll~nt. whethe r o f princ· pal o r nter :; • wh n . · £1-,a ll
,: uae the whole of t h• unpa id prin ipal t o becc.e due and payable
cdiat l y , and the wh ole amount of th unpaid principal and
c ruod :.ntorcst lfhall the .:t o r r w · nt3 rest at tl ·-1. -' o:
one per centum (l pet.) per 1oonth , or f action o a :oo th, . i l
~he d te o ! tax •ale, aa b y law p rovi~ed . but at any time prior
to cha date o the alo, any owne .. y pay tho amount o l l
unpia id inatall.JaonttJ with in eroat at on per ceotuw ( pet.)
• month, or f raction of s month, upon all delinquent inatal l-
ments , and all penalti-accrued, end £ha~l thereupon b r.e t o,..ed
to the right th reafter to pay iu i Ji ll.JDent.• n s ;:n;:..: ner
a if de !a :.~lt hnd not btten su fered. 'l"he owner o f any property
no in de! .ult aa to any inat l lm nt or pay.ent r:aa y . t any
time , p~~y t h e whole of the unpaid pri&lCI pal with a c::r od in cr at
to th~ date or the next aeeasment inolallment payment date.
aymenta may be made to the City Tr •~•r at any e imo within
thirty days a f er tho Iinal publi at on o! ~.ia Ordin:lnall.
~cd i otoly a f ter the expi ration o f uch t hirt d a y period , V3 ld
aaaesBmOnta shall bo erti!iad to tho Cou ty Treaaur :c o ! t.ra p"'h
County, Colorado, for collection, u provided by law.
~~t un • Th t i ! any ono or more aeotiono or pur t9
of this Ord nan~ shall be djudqod ununtorceablo o r invalid,
such iudgaent shalL ~t ~f eot, ~pair or invalidate t e r ining
p ro·d ioas O-t 1ia Ord1nanc • 1.t u ng bl inteo ti t t the
va riou11 proviaiona hereo f • 1. •
S~tion 5. 'l"hia Ordin nee, after ita final paoaag •
a all bo recorded 1.n t ile City Ordina ce Book kept for that
purpoae , ahall b<~ a..a · ld"lticated 1 t h e a i(Jt&utw: .. o th K&yor
u. J ty lc~rk , a ud ahall be pullliahed in .Jte mtat.mfOOD 7UAA LD,
a newspaper o gene~al circulation publ~Mhed in aaid i ts ,
within aeven days a la ita final paaaagct, IUld ahall bo 11n ~
r ... in irrepealable until the uae• ... nta hereby ..ade aha11 be
paid in t ull.
IntroduoecS, read in full and paaaed OD Ur•t · reading
on the ----day ot 1970.
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Published a a Bill f or an Ordinance on the ----------
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MAYOR
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I, Stephen A . Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of a Bill
fo r an Ordinance passed on first reading on the ~~~-------
of .~----------~-----· 1970 and published as a Bill for an
Ordinance on the day of -----------------• 1970.
ATTEST&
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Introduced aa a Bill b y Councilman ---------------------------
A BILL FOR CITY r 0 r rIC I .,
cc._.
CITY OF , .LE;:
All ORDDIAIICB APPROVDIG 'I'D WHOLB C08'1' 0/P -~ <.-'iitJavi-
BII'l'S MAD!: Ill AIID !"'R IIDZWJU.X .DIPROYBIIa'l' DlftalC'l' .0. 69 llf
TBB Clft 01" JaiOLDIIOCID, COLORADCh APPROVXE AIID a.PIJUaMIG '!'1m
APPOR'l'lCWU&i or SAID C08'1' '1'0 BACH Lt:1f OR '1'RAC'1' OF LNID Ill
SAID DIS'l'RIC'l' r ASSZSS ~ A SHAlU!: OF SAID COI'l' AGAIJU'l' EACH ID'1'
OR 'l'RAC'l' 01' LAJID D '1'D D11'1'RIC'l'r AIID PRDCRIBIIIG '1'RB MNIIIIBR
THE COLLEC'l'ICB ARD PAnc.'l' OF SAID ASIBSSMD'1'8 .
WBBREAS , the City Oouaeil o f the City o f Bnqlewood,
Colorado, purauant to the Charter and Ordinance Jro. 14, Series
o f 1965, of aaid City and the Laws of the State of colorado,
enacted Ordinance lito. 28, Series of 1969, oreatinq Sidewalk
rmprovement District lllo. 69, and providing for the oonatruotion
therein o f aidewalk i•provementar and
WHBREAS, the Mayor and Director of rinaaoe advertiaed
for bide to conatruct auah i•proveeente in three (3) consecutive
weekly hauea of the JDfGLBWOOD RBRALDr and
WHBRZAS, aaid bide were open~ at 2a00 P.M., Friday,
Auquet 1, l969r and
WRBREAS, on Auquat 5, 1969, the City council of the
City o f Bnqlewood, colorado, accepted the bid of 3 • • concrete
in the amount of $9,897.76 a a the lowest and beat bid and
authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute contract docu-
aaentar and
1IHEllBAS. the construction of auob ia~ov-nta haa
been cOMpleted and the total costa o f auoh improvement • have
been reliably aecertainedr and
WIDRBAS, a atat ... nt ahowinq the total aoat of the
improveaenta baa been duly filed with the City OouAoilr and
1111BRZA5, fi'OBl the atat-.nt .. de and filed with the
City council, it appeaza that the Whole ooat of .. id t.prove-
men ta ia the aum of $14 ,063.31, aaid amount 1nolu41nq aoeta of
inepeotion, col lection and other incidental• and alao including
interest aa allowed b y lawr and
~. from aaid etat...nt it al.a appears that t h e
City Council baa apportioned a ahaze of the said Whole coat to
eaeb lot or tract of land in aaid Dietriot. in aoaordanoe with
the benefit• to be d erived by aaid pcoperty and in the p roportions
and a.ounta aeverally aet forth in a Resolution adopted by the
City Oounoil on the 19th day o f January, 1970, Which Resolution
ie b y reference made a part hereofr and
WRBREAS , Motiee of a pUblic hear ing eonoerning the
l vyinq of •••••..ante on the real property in the Diatrict a n d
upon thia ordinance baa been published once a week for thre e
(3) weeka in th Bng lewood Herald , a newepaper o! general ci r-
ulation in the City , and , in addition, a copy o f the otic• h a
e en iled , poetage prepaid , to each known owner of real proper~
\~ith i n the Diatrict, wh ich Notice ia b y reference made a part
hereof t and
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WBKRBA5, at tbe tiae aDd place apeoified in aaid ~tice ,
the City COUDcil ••t in open ••••ioa for the purpoae of bearing
any objection• or protaata that ai9ht be aade a9ainat aaid aaaeaa-
mentar and '
WHKREAS, all objectioaa and ~lainta havin9 been
duly heard and considered, the Council haa determined that auch
objeetiona abould be denied except aa thia Ordinance baa accepted
them and incorporated herein changes in said aaaeaamenta baaed
upon said Objections, and
WHEREAS, on the ln4 day ot MaLah, 1970, a Bill for
An Ordinance Approvin9 The Wbole Coat Of Tba ~rovamenta Made
In And For Sidewalk ~ovamant Diatrict so. 69, In The City Of
Englewood, colorodor Approving And Con!inuoq 'l'be Appcrtionmcn
Of Sdd coat To &ach Lot Or Tract Of Lend In 5aid Dutrict1
Aaseaaing A Share O! &aid Coat,Aqainat Each Lot Or Tract Of
Land I n 'rllc District1 And Prescribing JlaDner Tho Collec ic>n
And Payment Of Said Aaaea~nta, was introduced by Councilmnn
---------and wa• paaaed oo f ir at reading.
IIOK, 'l'IIIUUII'OJlE, II£ I'l' OllDADIED BY 'l'BK CITY COUNC I L Of'
THE CITY' OF JDiGLDiOOD, COLORADO, aa f oll.owaa
5aotion 1. That the whole coat and pportionaent o f
the aaae, •• aet forth in &aid Reaolution and M tice and as
iiiiMnded herein , i.e he.raqy approved al\d oonfi~. 11<1 said
~pportio~~nt ia hereby declared to be in accordance with the
benefita Which the property in aaid Diatrict will receive by
reaaon of the c:ont~truotion of aaid ~mp ·o .....-u, !U\d shar
of aaid ooat ia hereby aeHaeed to and upon e aco lot or t.cact o f
land wi t-.hin the lliatrict io the proportiona and uaounta .. t forth
in aaid Resolution and »otice.
Section
AS fo llO'IIS I
That aaid Keaolution ia hereby changed
(a) Of the Whole ooat ot $14,063 .31, the City of
Ehglcwood will pay f4,209.0l, leavin9 ba lance of $9 ,8 54 .2 q
to be ••••••ed A9&inat the ~••1 property in said Di tric •
(b) The awa ol. ~9 , 8S4.29 will be apportion to the
real property in aaid Diatrict and aaaeaead aa aet lorth i aaid
Reaolution whiah R8aolution is h•reby nded in the follcwin9
particular••
Waae !nd ~dreaa !Q1 ~ r.ubdj.vi:!AS!!l A ... aament Co&t
lml !2.
Her ert c . & lio 17 s ra B1::oadway $76.24 5 7.18
Marian R. Ball ~ AdcliUoo
l900 outh Aca.a
Engle\ofOOd
Colorado 80110
t>lvin 0. & 35& 23 $81.49 $61 .44
Ro nia t son 36
304 !> So tb Aco:ua
nCJl wood
Colorado 80110
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Seoti~ f· 'l'hat aaid uaaa ... nta ahall be due and
payable at fbeof ca of the City reaaurer. without d ... nc!.
within thirty daya froa and after the final publication of this
Ordinance. ln case any owner of rul property ...... ad ...tar
thi• Ordinaaoe ahall fail to pay the Whole of such aaaaa ... nt
aqainat hia property within aaid thirty daya, then, the pro rata
coat of aaid improvoments so aaaaaaed gainst his property ,
together with interest t the r t o f 6 per oent per annum on
any unpaid b a l ance , ahall bo payable in five equal ann 1 install-
menta, the !irat of which inatal~enta of principal and interest
shall be du~ and payable on or before January 1, 1971, and the
remainder of said installment s ahall be due and payable eucceaaively
on or before the lat day of January, in each year therea f t er , until
said principal and interest are paid in full. Failure to pay
any installment, whether of principal or int r t, When due shall
cauae the whole o f the unpaid principal to becoae due and payable
i~ediate l y , and the whole amount of tb unpaid princ ipal and
accrued intereat shall thar~ !ter raw int er at at the rate of
one per centum (1 pet.) per rnonth, or fr ction o f a conth, until
the date o f ~ax sale, aa by law provided, but at any ti~ prior
to the date of the sale. any owner .. y pay the ..aunt of all
unpaid inatall.aenta with inter at at one per centum (l pet.)
per month, o r fraction of a aonth, upon all delinquent inatall-
menta, and all penalti .. accrued, and ahall thereupon be reetored
to the right thereafter to pay in inatall .. nta in the same manner
a• if d efault had not bean suf fered. The owner ~ a n y property
not in de a ul t as to any inetall.aant or pay.ent may. at any
~iQe, pay the whole of the unpa i~ principal with accrued int rest
to the date of the next aaaeaeMent installment payment date.
Payments may be made to the City Treasurer at any ti .. within
thi ty daye after the final publication of thi Or~inanc e .
I.mediately after the expiration of auch thirty day period, •~i d
aa aa& ... nta &hall be certified to the county Yrea.urer o f Ara ho
County. COlorado, for collection, ae provided by law.
Section 4. 'l'h.at if any one or aore aections or parts
of this Ordinanc e shall be adjYdged unenforceable or invalid.
such ju~t shall not affect. t.pair or invalidate the r ining
provisiona o f thia Ordinance, it being the intention that the
var oua p r ovi iona hereof a re severable.
Section ~. 'l'h.is Ordinance. after ita final pa sa9 •
shall be recorded In the City Ord inance Book kept for that
purpoae . shall be authenticated by the a i9na'turea o f the Mayor
~tnd City Clerk, and &hall be publiahed in the ..u..awoaD HDALD.
a n.wapaper of general aireulat1on publiahad in aaid City,
within seven daya a tar ita final pasaa9a, and &hall be and
r..ain irrepealable until the aseee-.nts h•reby -d• shall b.
paid in full.
Introduced. read in full and paaead on tirat reacUnq
on the ----------day of • 1970.
Publiahad aa a Bill for an Ordinaaca on the
day of -------------------· 1970. ----------
MAYOR
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I , tephen A. Lyon , do hereby certi y that the above
and foregoing is a true , accurate and complete c o py o f a Bill
for an Ordinance passed on first reading on the day
o , 1970 and published as a Bill for an
Ordinance on the day of , 1970.
ATTEST:
EX OPFICIO CITY CLERK
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Introduoed •• a Bill by Oounei~ ___________ c~~~~·~c~,o~,b~,~·~----
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ij .• r:-~y .,. A BILL FOR
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N1 ORDIJIIUICE APP~ THE WHOLE C08T OF THE IMnOVZ-
....... UDB Ill AB I'OR StJli'!IALK lMPROYDIBII'I' Dl8T1UC'l' 110. 69 lJI
'1'1111 Clft OF ~. OOLOitADOr APPROVIJIG AMD COtll'lJUUMG 'ftiB
APPOR'I'I.-..r OF SAID a.T 1'0 JIAOI LC1t OR TUC'!' 01' LARD Dl
SAID Dl8ft!C'I'r A&SUau.cJ A 8IAD C. SAID C08T AOAIMST EAaltDT
OR TJAC'f CW LAMD D 'l'HK DlftRIC'I'r A.:> PRaCRIBia> THE MNnnUt
'1'RB COY WC'l'IC»J Am PAYICIWI' CW SAID A&SU....-r&.
tftiiiRBAB, the City Council. o ! the City o f Enc]l.wood,
Colorado, purauant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14, Seriea
of 1965, of aaid City and the ~ of the 6tate o f Colorado,
enacted Ordinaace .0. 28, Sari .. of 1969, c reating Sidewalk
Iaprou •t Diatriet llo. 69, and providi ng for the conetrueUon
therein of aidewalk 1.-prov-.ata r and
MHaJtBA&, the Mayor eDd Director o f Finance advertiaed
for bide t.o conetrucot euah iapzov.-nta in thr-(3) coneecutive
weekly i•au•• of the ~ HERALD 1 and
MBBR&A8, aaid bida were opened at 2a00 P.M., Friday,
~uvu-t 1, 1969r and
1fti8Jl&AS, on A\IIIUt 5 , 1969, t h e City Council o f the
City of IIDcJleowood, Colorado, accepted the bid o f J & B Con c r e t e
in the a.ount of •9,897.76 aa the l~at and bea t b id and
authoriced the Mayor and City Clerk to execut ~ C"On tract docu-
...,ter and
.... au, the aonetnac:tion o f e uch ilaprov ... nta ba a
b"n c:GIIplfted aad the total coat• o f auch inprovementa ~ve
been reliabl y aeoertainedr and
.....a, a atat-nt ahowinq the tota l coat o f the
i.BtpZ'OY••t• haa b.en duly filed with t.he City counc ilr a nd
11111atD8, fro~~ the atat-.tt made and filed with t h e
City Couaoll, it appear• that the whole coat of .. i d t.prove-
.. ata la ~he aua of •14,063.31, aald a.ount includift9 ooata o t
inapectlola, oollecrtioa aftd other ineidentala and a l ao includift9
inter•t •• aUC*eCI by lawr and
....-'i. fro~~ aaid atat.-ent it alao a ppear• that t he
City Couaoll baa apportioned a ahara of the •aid whol e coet to
each lot or traat of land in aaid Diat.rict, in a c cordance with
the benefit• to be derived by aaid property and in the p roportion•
and -.oaata aev.rally ••t f orth in a Re aolution a dopted b y the
City Oouocil on the 19th day of Jaauary. 1 9 70, Which Reao\ut ion
ia b y reference -de a part hereof r and
~. IOtioe of a publico hear i ng con cern ing tho
l evyinq of aaaea...ata on the real propert y in the Dia trict a n d
upon thia ordinaaee hea b een publiahed o n ce a week for three
(3) weeka in t he Bng lewood Herald, a n ewapaper o f g eneral cir-
e ulatioa in the City, and , in addition, a coop y o f t he Notice h aa
been -lled, poat&cJe pr epaid, t.o e ach known owner of real p ropert y
within the Diatri ct , wh i coh Noti ce i a by re fe r n~c :ada a part
hareo f r and
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payable ate of oe of tbe City !'r .. aurer, without cte.aDd,
wl~hin thirty daya froa aDd after ~ final publiaatioD of thia
Ordiaanoe. In oue aay GW~Mr of &-eal property ua .. aed UDder
thJ.a oc.liMDee eball fail to pay ~ -"ole of aueh •••• ... nt
... lut laia property within eaicl ~rty daya, then, the pzoo rata
ooat of Aid iltpro•••nta .a ...... ed aqainat hie property,
tovether wl th la~,._t at tbe rate of I per oent per aaau. OD
any wapaicl baluoe, eaU be palable in five equal uanaal inatall-
..nta, the flrat of Whiab ina~• ~· of principal and iater•t
ahall be 4ae and pay8le Oil or befon Janu.&-y 1, 1971, and the
1'-lnder of aai• J.utallJMilta ahall be due and payable auco .. .t•ely
OD Ol' befol'e the let day of .Jaaua&-y, in -.ch year thereafter, until
aaid pdnaipal aa4 b~ei"Mt an paid in full. 11ailure to pay
uay 1aatal~t. *-tber of prlnoipel or intereat, 111hen d~ae ahall
o .... tbe -e.le of the .....Ud prlaalpel to beoa.e due an4 payable
1-atiately, aad ~ ~la -...t of the un .. J.d priDoJ.pal aad
aoor.ed inter .. t ahall thereafter draw intereat at the rate O k
ODe per c•t,.. (1 ~.) per -th. or frac:tloD of a aaonth, until
tM ... ef u. .. le, u by liiW pro¥ided, but at aay t~ ,..iol'
to ~ .... ef t1ae Ale, aray a.er -y pay the -.ount of all
•pal• U.u.U.••ta with lllt••t at one per a-.~,.. (1 pet.)
per -th, er fl'aati.Oil of a .-onth, •pon all deU..-•t iutall-
._ta, ... all .-.lU• IICIGI: ... , uad ahall thereupoD be renored
to tM l'itht t:ll .... ftu to pasr in inatalt..ta in the .... &Milner
u U .,ef-lt had not b..a auffered. '!'he CNner of aay ptopecty
DOt in defaut u to ..., luta.u ... t or pa~t Pl&Y, at any
tlae, pay the tlbole of tJae ~~DPAid principal with accrued iDter•t
to the date of the DeJrt u.--.nt lnatall.--~ pa,...t date.
,.~ .. y be .... to the City Tr .. auxer at aDy ti .. ~ithin
tlliny .. 1'8 an• &be Uaal plllalicatlOD of thia Ordinanoe.
~lately aftu the ... lntlon of aDCh thll'ty day period, Aid
.... a-.ata .a.au be aert111ed to the COunty 'l'l' .. aurer of uapnhoe
C...ty, aolecado, for oell•ti .. , u proYl._. by law.
~. ftat lf aay one or ...,e aectlona o.r part s
of tllia ~ll 'be ..,..,.. UDenfN'Mable o.r iDYalld,
8UGh 1-dlfttftt ~11 nDt affeat, ~ir or l.,.lidate tbe r~ninq
p.roft.alona of t:hu Odiaaaoe, it being tbe iatentlOD th•t the ..n ... •I'OV1•loa8 he.-.of are a.verable.
'"'JII f· !bia Ol'difteftOe, afW lta final paa ... e,
alaall M noo a tt. elty Odiaaaoe -..ell kept fo.r tbet.
~ • ...Ul be at!aentioated by the alpat;ur• of U.. Mayor
and eity Cladl, ... llaall be publiahed in Lhe ....--IIUAI.D,
a ....,.,..... of .,_..al olroulatlon publillhed in •id ei ty,
wi\bia ..... dar-after ita tiDal pa••&c~•· ucJ aball lH &nd .r-u 11'....-lai)le -~u the ..... ~u bu•y _.. ahall h.-
paid i.D full.
bu.._.., reacl in full and paaaed oe firat reading
OD tlae ----day ef _ , 1970 •
... 11 ... U a aill for aft OrdinaDCe Oft the ----
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MAYOR
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EX OFFICIO-CITY CLERK
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foregoing ia a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill
an Ordinance paased on first reading on the ~~~-------
, 1970 and p ub lished as a Bi ll fo r an
day
Ordinance on the .~--------~~----day of
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ATTEST:
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL DY COUMCI~N
A BILL FOR
o\1'1 ORDINANC E RE PtALIM ./\liD RK-KNAC'l'U?t; SEC.!ON 18 .9 Ol!' THS
MUMI C l PAL CODE OP THE CITY Ot EM GLtl\fOOD : CRJi:A'l'lJJG A OU.I\LIFIID
MUNI C IPAL COURT OF RECORD BY PkOVID ING POR TW.: KKBPI.<i Or A
VR RBAT IM RJICOJU) O P' PROC I: aD DIGS •
BE IT ORDAIMWD BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0 ? THA C I T Y OP
u-I.Ewooo, COLORADO. t h at section 1 8.9 b e ar d l.b her eby re-
peal d t1.11 c:l r r,-e n,.cted to r•ad lis Eollowc 1
Section 1 8 . 9 Munic;1 pal cour t. -A c o u x t o f R!£9rCl
The HIJ.nicipal COIU't shal k eep v r b.ttill reco.rd o i
t he proceedin<Ja and ovidenc-. a t tr i a l s b y i t h er lec:t r i c
d ~vic e a or steno ~rnphic m.&nti .
Introouced, read in f ul l and pas s ed o ·• u s t rea.d · n ., n
t he day of , 1970.
PU b llB h <4<! iUI a R ill f or c1n Oc d -nllnc~ o r t !'" ____ d&y
o r , 1970.
ATT E'>T :
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City FT;rk-T r easure r
I, Stephen . Ly on, do ~
f o r e q o 1nn 1~ ~ •rue , accur a t e
:m Or d 1.:1 a'lc tn tr od .J c ed , re dd
read ing 01 the ftay of
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ctr~ com p let~ c o p y o f a Bl ll
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A BILL FOR
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u a w ,... C1"ft c:a u. ar .,.. a1ft or
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tlae Plrlaud!Dp ... .,u •• • trtala by eltllft el Ulc:: de•ieee oc ., ...... ,tie ......
I .......... r ... i.a ftlll ... .., .... oa lin~ r ... t.A9 CM ~ ~Y of , 1170 •
..w.liaW u a Bill f-.. a..•an11 oa tiM _.__ __ 4_,
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Mayor
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city Clerk-Tr ... urer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and ca.plete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat
reading on the day of , 1970.
city Clerk-Treaaurer
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1. ltepben A. ~. do hereby certify that the abo9e an4
tcw-.olat b a ~. aoevate and ~late copy of a Bill for
.. ~iaaaoe ia~aeed, reed in full and paaaed on firat
r ... iDCJ on tile day of , 1970.
clEy Clerk-~reaaurer
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BY AIJl'HO I'l'Y
OIWINAIICE liO . _________ SERIES OP 19 7 0
A1f ORDDIAIICB ADOPIIIJG JW'D APl'ROVI.G A PLNI 01' ACQUISITIQII BY
EGOI' L\'llCMI AJID PUJlCHU:i OF 'IHK BMGI.aliiOOI>-LiftLBC..lOID' LOGAir
BUS LlDI DIISCIUBl.G 'ID PaonBY 1'0 8& ACQUlUIDt '!-I'ULL
uacHASB PRI<:a TO BB PAID 'l~J '!HZ IG'l'HOI) OP PADma'f
THEUO.r AUI'JIQIUB111G Aa DlUC'I'UG UPWCA'!IGII I'OJl RDIIUL
1\SSIS'lAIICB r AliiD AU'l'HORialtiG lll':riUl-GOVBIIIIMElftAL A~l.
WB&R.IIAS, the .Bn~lewood-Lit~l•wn-Por~ LOqan BIM Line
being wholly-owned and operated by Brneat Herbertaon of
Enqlowood, c olorado baa -.intained a Scheduled aua 'transporta-
tion Service f or the Citiea of Inglewood, Littl•toa• 8beridan,
and the rort LO gan area s ince June, 1967 o perating under a
Certificate of Public c onvenience and Neceaaity issued by t he
;,>ubli Utiliti cOlliiU.aaion ~tf ~ au~• o f color~ being
ort ific atc llo. 50 , a copy of which certific t ia availabl e
!o r public i napection in the office of ~· Ci~y Clerk, ex-
o fficio, Director o f Finance, of the City of &n g lewoodJ and
~. the city couocil of the City of JD g lewood after
considerAble period o f in¥ea~i~ation, aonaul-.~ion with arnest
Herbe~n, IMijoiaing aWlicipali~i• and loeal govu~ta.
aa we ll aa aoaferenaea held wi~ the awenta of the Public
utili,iea CI iaaien, fiAd tha~ the oo•• of operaU.O. ef aaid
ac 1adl&led bu liD• ie aliCh ~~ it appears likely that the
owner and operator of said bus line aay be required to abandon
his opera•ion. which abancloaaaD~. if effec~ed. woal.d c:auae the
reaiden~ of the Ci~y of ._91~. aa well aa ~e r .. identa
o f adjeiaiag oo.nni~i .. , te be lett without aay .Ulic achedl&led
trana)ICN'~~ien sy•~ ... uule w ~-: and
-•·u, iD the even~ of uaaafenaen~ and di...,.~iauaace
of opuaU.on ef the Bn9b laii-J.i~U---ract McJ• ... J.ine,
conaicluule iaooa._i.-c:e Mel hU41ahip would iaevi~ly
reaul~ to lar9e auabezoa of r•i4-~ a f t:h• Ci~y of &n g l.wood,
•• well •• the Citiea of Lit~leton and Sheridan, aa well aa
to those indi viduau whe ~ be ~an•~n.t tre ,_~ JRcJaa
Boa pi tala
'!DUPOa, ue Citr ~u o tM Ci~y of ~1.-oo~~,
colorado U.Dda ud cle.._.iaea ella~ ~ .aqlliaiU.O. of •
exiatia9, Mheduled Uaaeporta~ion ayat-wol&lcJ be in the
public intereat •
.,., '!aurou, be u or .. ia .. ~ ua. ci•r ooua.u, ci~y
of Bnglewed. colerado aa tel~•
:z;tion~ Yhat the ci~y council o f the Ci~y o t &n g l e~,
color bW .... ,.... ud ~ ... the f ellewiq p~ ef ao-
quiai tioa ef th• &n9lelftle~Li~Uet.oa-~~~tn ~ au J.Uae by
l\8(JO tiatioD aad purahaae, subjec,, heweYU, u Ule ~Yal
o f the •jori ty e f the Qualified 'f ... PayiD ~s of Che
City o f Inglewood, COlorado at a Special Municipal alection
to be hel d for that purpoae, urauant to the provisions o f
chapt er 119, Article 42, COlorado a eviaed Stat u t es 1 63 , and
t he Colorado MUnicipal Blection Law, Chapter 49, Ar~icle 22,
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colorado Revised Statutes 1963 as aaended.
Section 2 -rRQPI~ TO !!;a~YIRJp. The property to be
acquired bY the c ty o Engel s as followa&
a. All right, title and interest in and to Permit
Mo. 50 issued by the Public Utilities commission o f the
state of colorado, June 29, 1967 insofar as the same
authorizes both the transportation of passengers on
schedule within the boundaries of the cities of Englewood,
Littleton, Sheridan , the City and county o f Denver, and
the unincorporated areas of Arapahoe county, as well as
the operation of charter bus service, as the same is
authoriz ed in s id Permit, subject to the approval of
the Public utilities commi ss ion of t he State of colorado .
b . The unrestricted possession and use of t he existing
buses of t he Englewood-Littleton-Port LOgan Bus Line as
fo llows z
On e (1) General Motors corporati on coach ao . 3 101
On e (1) General MOtors corporati on Coach •o. 2708
One (l) General Motors corporati on coach ao. 2900
Possession and use of said General Motors corporation
coaches to continue for such period of time as may b e
reasonably required to allow the City of Englewood to
apply for and receive a federal grant in aid to replace
said buses, with either new or uaed buses, ~ich in the
City council's judgaent would be suitable replaceaent
units for those now existing .
c. The initial acquisition of not 110re than three (3 )
new or used buses suitable for public transportation. The
method of acquisition of said buses and the necessary equip--
ment therefore, shall be purchased pursuant to the procedures
set out in Article 10, Part IV entitled •Purchases and
sales• and dealing g enerally with the acquisition o f per-
sonal property through eoapetitiYe bidding contained in
Section 111 through and including 118 of the Home Ru l e
charter o f t he city o f Inglewood, colorado .
d . The fu ll purchase price of It-(a) being the Public
utilities co..iaaion Perait ~. 50, to9ether with Item (b)
dealing with the unrestricted right to possession and us e
of uiating buses of the Bnglewood-Littleton-POrt L09an
Bus Line, shall not eJC~Ceed the total aura of FIVB TBOU8AIID
DOLLUS ($5 ,000 .00).
e. The fu ll purchase price to be paid by the city of
En g lewood for three (3 ) suitable buses, or a lesser nu.ber
as contained in It-(c) above, shall not exceed the total
sura of SIXTY-SIX 'l'BO~ DOLLUS ($66,000.00).
&rtion 3. Ml'l'M 5c;•~· The total obligation of the
City o Englewood, co~r ~cquisition of the scheduled
transportation syat eta shall not exceed the total aura of SBVIII'l'Y-
ONE THOOSAJID DOLLUS ($71,000.00) and the method of payaent
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therefore shall be as follows:
a. That of the FIVE THOUBAliD DOLIABB ($5,000 .00) or
less to be payable for Itema (a) and (b), Section 2 above,
shall be made from appropriations from the general revenues
of the City and then only from the unappropriated surplus
presently a vailable.
b . That of the SIXTY-SIX '!'HOUSAJID DOLLARS ($66,000.00)
or less payable for Item (c), Section 2 above, being the
acquisition of not more than three (3) buses, shall be
made from appropriations from the g eneral revenues of the
city, and then only from unappropriated surplus , presently
available.
Section 4 . FBDBRAL ASSISTANCE. That in the event of
approval of the above plan of acquisition the Qualified Tax-
Paying Electors of the city of Englewood , colorado at a Special
Municipal Electi on to be called for that purpose , the city of
Englewood, or the City of Englewood jointly with other LOcal
GOvernment units affected, shall forthwith cause an application
to be fi l ed with the United States Department of Transportation
to obtain a grant in an aaount equal to PORI'Y-FOUR TBOtJBAliD
DOLLARS .f$44,000.00) to auist in the purchase of not more t han
three (3) suit able buses to be put into operation.
~ion 5. ~BR-~J.L C~ltAC'l'S. The City of
Bngl • colora aaygovernmenta contract enter into
a contract agreement or contract agreements with the city of
Little ton, colorado and with other local governments , in-
cluding any Transportation Authorities, whereby the coat of
acquisition of replacaaent buses over and above th amount to
be defrayed by federal grant or assistance and o perating coats
of the Bus syst.-shall be borne and shared by s uch Local
Governaents upon an equitable basis.
Additionally, the city of Englewood, colorado may enter
into contractual agreements with any LOcal Governaent units,
Transportation Authorities or District, for the integration
of or joint operation of a scheduled JMaa transportation system
within the Denver Metropolitan Area in order to achieve a more
effective and convenient scheduled bus transportation syatea
for the residents of the City of Englewood, colorado and sur-
rounding areas.
Any such contract shall set forth fully the purposes,
powers, rights, obligations, and responsibilities, financial
and otherwise, of the contracting parties and shall be approved
by its l egislative body or other authority having the power
to enter into or approve such contraau.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the day of , 1970
Published as Bill for an Ordinance on the _____ day
of ---------· 1970.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the --------
day of • 1970 •
Published by title •• Ordinance wo. • series of
197 0, on the day of ----------------• l970.
Mayor
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city clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. ~on, do hereby certify tbat the above and
foreqoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on f inal reading and Fbliehed by title as Ordinance 110.
-------------------' series of 1970.
Attest:
city clerk-Treasurer
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FROM: John A. Criswell I "")'
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I thought it might be wise to indicate to the City the status of
some of the matters which I a m trying to wind up for the City. As
of th i s date, therefore, the status of these matters are as follows:
1. Ph yl lis Mi ller Litigation -This matter was filed with
the court and 1·1e o btain ed a trial date of April 8, 1970 at which
time return the files to the present City Attorney who, I under-
stand, will actually be trying the matter.
2. Ki ngsley Litigation -I have recently filed a moti on with
t he court i n L1ttlet on requesting a foreclosure on Kingsley's
property to r eimb urse the City for the expenditures made by it
in cleaning up this property. This hearing has been set at 8:30 a.m.
on April 3, 1970.
As you also know , Ki ngsley filed suit against several
City Officials in the Federal Court some months ago. We appeared
in the Federal Court once, at which time the court entered an order,
in effect, dis missin g his complaint but giving him ten (10) days
t o file a new one .. This ten days passed many months ago and no
ne1·1 complaint has been filed . We have therefore been ordered into
t he court on Ma rc h 19, 1970, at which t i me, I am certain the court
will dismiss, in its entirety, his Federal Court law suit.
3 . Suo re me Court Apyeal -As you know, it was decided that
I s hou ld fi nish up severa Supreme Court matters which were pending
at the ti me of the transition in City Attorneys. There has been
no change i n status on any of those appeals as of this date, except
as fall o~1s :
A. Golden Fiddle Liquor License-Several years ago City
Council issued a Hotel and Re staurant Liquor License to the Golden
Fiddle Rest au rant. Some pe rsons in the neighborhood appealed council's
decision to the Dis trict Court, and t he District Court approved the
issuance of the l icense. These same persons then appealed to the
s~p reme Court and we have recently received notice that the case was
s e t dow n for oral argument. ~J hen this notice was received, the
attorne y a ppea rin g for t he individuals involved dismissed the appeal
l·lithou t oral argu ment. As a result, this ended the litigation and
c o nei l's decision to issue the license is now final.
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b. At c hi son Ra nch-After t h e Supreme Court rendered its
decision (five to o ne ) in the Atc h ison Case the Atchisons filed
a motion f or re h earing. The Supreme Court split (three to three)
on whether a rehearing should be granted (whew!). Since there was
a tie vote t h e rehearing was not granted and the Supreme Court's
decision became final. There has been, to my knowledge, no progress
on the federal court condemnation matter.
R~sp ctfully submitted, -/1 . //., rJ (, :,ltt7/ L/
John A. Criswell
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'J-AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
( CJ o~ IN THE CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O , TO BE KNOWN
~~AS PAVI NG DISTRICT NO . 19, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCT -
~ ION TH ERE I N OF S TREET AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS:
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'i_ PROVIDI NG FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DIS-
-1 TRICT IN PAYNENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING
FOR NOT ICE TO CONTRACTORS AND TO BIDDERS FOR
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS OF SAID CITY.
WHEREAS, the City Council of En g lewood, Colorado, pursuan t
to the Charte r , Cha pter 14 of the Municipal Code of the City, and
the Laws of th e S tate of Colorado, hereby finds and determines that
there exists a n ecessity f o r the creation of Paving District No . 19,
in s aid City , a n d t h e construction therein of certain street and
a lley i mprovemen ts as d e scribed herein; and
WHEREA S, t he City Council has heretofore directed the
City Eng in eer to p r e p a re plans, specifications, maps and sche d u l e s
in accordance with sa id laws; and
WH EREAS , the City Eng ineer has filed with the Dir ector
of Fina n ce , all the maps and c ert i fi ca t e s of his survey, as we ll as
s c h e d ules , p lans , spe cification s , approximations of cost, and all
other mat te r s and thin g s in complete form and substance as required
by law; a.Rd
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WH ERE AS , the r e p o r t so made and filej~ together with
detail s , s p ec if i ca ions, es t i mates, maps and schedules,~are hereby
approv d and ad o pted b y t he City Council; and
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WHEREAS, Notice of a publ ic hea ring concerning the
creation of the District and the construc tion of th e improvements
therein has been published once a week for thr ee consecutive weeks
in The Englewood Herald , a newsp aper of gen e ral circulation in the
City, and in addition, a copy of the Noti ce has been mailed, post-
age prepaid, to each known owner of real property within the pro-
posed District ; and
WHEREAS , at the time and place specifie d in said Notice,
the City Council met in open session for the pur pose of hearing
any obj ections or protests that might be made a g ainst said improve-
ments; and
WHEREAS, the C ity Council considered the following com-
plaints and objections:
Petition from property owner& in the 3~00 block ot South
Broadway and Lin~ln Street• in oppo8ition to the propo•ed District.
Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 3861 South Lincoln,
in oppo8ition to the propo•ed District.
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Campbell, 3~&5 SO ttth
Lincoln, in oppa•ition to the propo•ed District.
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. campbell, 3897 south
Lincoln, in op~ition to the proposed District.
Letter from Richard L. Banta, Jr., AttornP.y, r-.preaP-n ting
Mr. L. IIOrval Pl'larce, 3601 and 31305 Sou th Lincoln Street, in
oppo•ition to the proposed Di•trict.
Letter tr~ Mrs. c. Pult•, 3866 South Broadway, in opposi-
tion to the proposed District.
South Grant ltreet
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, in opposition to
the proposed Dl•trict.
Mrs. w. I. Blliott, 3881 South Grant, in opposition to
the propo•ed Di•trict.
Mr•. c. c. Irwin, 3868 South Grant, in opposition to
the propo•ed Di•trict.
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lira. Pauline *crArthur, l8l9 aouth Grant, in oppoeiU.on
to the p~ed Di•trict.
Jlr. G. F. Witte, '377S 8outh Grant, in oppoaition to the
propoeed Dl•trict.
Mr. c. L. Bendarahott, 1759 South or ~nt. in oppoaition
to the propo•ed Dl•triot.
1111'. L. R. a .. la, 412S South Grant, in oppoaition to the
propoeed Diatriet.
iOyth 11\Hgn ltrnt
Mr. J. D. MoOonnell, 4245 SOUth Huron, in oppoe1tion to
the propoeed Diatrict.
Mr. Earl Grain, 4220 8outh Huron, in oppoa1Uon to the
propoeed Di•triot.
11r. P. J. &~r, 737 ... t Quincy, in oppoai tion to U\1
propoeed Di•triot.
llr. Geo~a llcLa\IC)hUn, 4lll Iouth Huron, in oppoaition
to the p~eed D~atrlat.
11r. Auvuet r. JIOt tl1off, 4l54 South Rui'On, in oppoei tlon
to the propoeed Dlatrlot.
Jlr. Jticba&"CI .. nta, attorney, repr•enting Mr. and Mra.
llorv.l ~ce. l801 and l805 Iouth ~ncoln ltr .. t, in oppoaition
to the propoeed Diatdct. (Letter !~ Mr. Santa vaa received.)
Jlr. W.ltu lzwin, attorney, repr ... ntinc} Mre. *ude
Caper~. JIOO and l&:o South Lincoln, in oppoaition to the
propoeed Dlatrlct.
ll8t 1\Mfo(d Aft9M!
~·· Cbarll• a.rnbardt, 4501 Iouth C lark-an, in oppoei-
tlon to the propaeed Dl•trlot. Mra. Bernhardt pr .. ented a petition
of propel'ty owner• ~ .. re o~ to the Di•tdet. 'l't\e petition
waa reaelwed and read.
On All.,, aaat of 8outh AaGM and
hft PI IIN$b l,.,.y
Mr. GunMy A. Vll'leh, l8ol 8outh LiroC'Oln, in oppoaition
to the pcopoaed Dlatl'ict. Ml'. Ulrich alao repr ...nted ...,r•l
pi'Opel'ty CNDeH in tbla particular arM.
Ml'a. WS.nua ltrattfc.rd, 4!18~ &outh Ocant, in oppoaition
to the propoeed Dl8tl'lct.
1 I / I in respon se to the protests in the 420 0 block
of S o uth Hu ron the City Council caused the original plan s to be
amended; in r e sponse to the protest presented by Mr. Richard
Ban t a, a torney, representing Mr. and Mrs . Norval Pearc e , the
plans in the 000 b lock of Eas t Lehigh we r e a me nded; and in respons e
to the pro tests of the paving of t he al ley e ast of South Broadway
f rom the south side o f East Lehigh Ave . to the north side of Ea st
Man sfield Av e . the City Council c aused the a lley to be delet ed
f rom the propo sed district ; and
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WHEREAS , all obje'ctions and complaints having been duly
heard and considered, the Council has determined that such objec-
tions should be denied except as indicated above;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE ·CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Paving District No. 19 is hereby created
and the improvements hereinafter d escribed , consisting of street
and alley improvements, are duly ordered after Notice duly given
and Hearing duly held, all as required by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be assessed
for the cost of the improvements shall be all the real property
'specially benefited and which fronts or abuts on each of the streets
and avenues to be improved, including the real property within one
half (~) block of such streets and alleys, and as more particularly
set forth in the Notice of Hearing, as provided by a Resolutio n of
the City Council passed and adopted on the 2nd day of Febru ary,
1970. The kind of improvements and the streets and alle ys on which
such improvements shall be constructed or installed shall be as
follows:
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1. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with 6"
compacted grav e l base course and 2" asphaltic concrete surface,
concrete walks, curb and gutter wher e n ot already installed;
together withap purtenances and incidentals on the following
streets and avenues:
ON
South Decatur St.
South Elati St.
South Elati St.
South Grant St.
South Grant St.
South Grant St.
South Huron St.
East Kenyon Ave.
South King St.
South King St.
East Lehigh Ave.
East Lehigh Ave.
East Lehigh Ave.
Sou th Lincoln St.
East Nassau Ave.
FROM
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
South side of
West Cornell Ave.
South side of
Wes t Radc liff Ave.
Sou th side of
East Kenyon Ave.
South sid e of
East Mansfield Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Av e .
North side of
West Prince ton Ave.
East side of
South She r man S t .
North side of
West Tuft s Av e .
South side of
West Tufts Ave.
East side of
South Broadway
East side of
South Sherman St.
East side of
South Grant St.
South side of East
Layt on Av nue
Eas side of
South Broadway
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North said of West
Union Ave.
North side of West
Dartmouth Ave.
North side of West
Stanford Ave.
North side of East
Mansfield Ave .
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Princeton Ave.
North side of West
Quinc y Ave.
Wes t side of S outh
Logan St.
North end of
cul-de-sac
Sou h end of
cul-de-sac
West side of South
Sherman St.
W st ~ide of South
Grant St.
West side of South
Logan St.
Nor th side of Eas
Chenango Ave.
West side of Sou h
Lincoln St .
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East Nassau Ave .
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
South Pearl St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
East Princeton Ave.
East Stanford Ave.
West Tufts Ave.
West Tufts Ave.
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East side of
South Lincoln St.
East side of
South Sherman St.
East side of
South Grant St.
East side of
South Pennsylvania
St.
West side of
South Broadway
West side of
South Bannock St .
West side of
South Cherokee St .
West side of
South Delaware St.
West side of
South Elati St.
South side of
East Nassau Ave.
North side of
East Nass au Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Ave.
East side of
South Logan St.
East side of
South Logan St.
West side of
South Decatur St.
140 feet west of
the West side of
South Knox Court
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West side of South
Sherman St.
West side of South
Grant St.
West side of South
Logan St.
West side of South
Clarkson St.
East side of South
Bannock St.
East side of South
Cherokee St.
East side of South
Delaware St.
East side of South
Elati St.
East side of South
Fox St.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Princeton Ave.
West side of South
Clarkson St.
West side of South
Clarkson St.
East 'side of South
Federal Blvd.
East side of South
Lowell Blvd.
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2. Necessary preparation of present surface, overlaying
of same with two-inch asphaltic concrete, and concrete walks, curbs
and gutters, where not presently adequate; to gethe r with appurte-
nances and other incidental work on the following streets and
avenues:
ON
West Chenango Ave.
FROM
West side of
South Galapago St.
TO
East side of South
Huron St.
3. Necessary grading and excavation, compacted sub-
grade, and with 6" Portland cement concrete surface, for a total
overall width of fourteen feet; together with appurtenances and
other incidental work on the following alleys:
ON AtLEY
East of South
Acoma St .
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Galapago Street
East of South
Jason St.
East of South
Kalamath Street
East of South
Lipan Street
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South side of
West Nassau Ave.
South side of
West Oxford Ave.
South side of
West Stanford Ave.
South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
Sou th side of
West Kenyon Ave.
South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Mansfield Ave.
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North side of West
Oxford Ave.
North side of West
Princet on Ave.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
North side of West
Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Lehigh Ave.
North side of West
Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Nassau Ave.
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Section 3. Said District shall b e known as and the
same is hereby designated "Paving District No. 19", in Englewood,
Colorado.
Section 4. The construction of said street and al·ley
improvements in and for the Distric t, as shown by the plans, spe c-
ifications and maps thereof, prepared by the City Engineer and ap-
proved by the City Council of the City and now on file in the o f-
fice of the Director of Public Works, be and the same is hereby
authorized and ordered, the material to b e us ed in the construct-
ion of said street and alley improvements to be in accordance with
such maps, plans and specifications.
Section 5. The estimated total cost of said improvements
'P . is $:.;:t j:;:•.:.· -rt: is proposed that the City of Engl e wood will
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p ay approximately$\..'.: !U~ ,J -~-~-t o ward the total cost of said im-
p rovements . The approximate share of the total cost to be assessed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land frontin g or abutting
on said improv err. nts will not exceed the amount set forth in the
Notice of Hearing, as provided by a Re solution adopt ed and passed
by the City Council on the 2nd day of February, 1970.
Section 6. Said assessments will be due and payable
without demand within thirty (30) days from and after the final
publication of the Ordinance assessing the w~ole cost of said im-
provements against the real estate in said District. In the event
any owner of r al estate shall f ail to pay the whole of such assess-
ment against his property within said thirty (30) days, then the
whole cost of th• improvement so assessed against his property shall
be payabl e in t ~n equal annual installments of principal. The firs
of such installme nts of principal shall be due and payable at such
time as may be determined in and by th Assessing Ordinance and the
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Sec tion 3. Said District shall b e known as and the
same is h e reby d e s ignated "Paving District No . 19 ", in Englewood,
Col orado .
Sec tion 4. The construction of said street and alley
improvemen ts in and for the District, as sh own b y the plans, spe c-
ifications and maps thereof, prepared b y the City Engineer and ap-
proved by the City Council of the City and now on file in the of-
fice of the Direc tor of Public Works, be and the same is hereby
author ized and ordered, the ma terial to b e used in the construct-
ion of sa i d street and alley improvements to b e in accordance with
such maps, plans and specifications.
Sect i on 5. The estimated total cost of said improvements
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provements. Th e approximate share of the to t a l cost to be assessed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fro n ing or abutting
on said improvement s will not exceed the a mount s et forth in the
Notice of Hearing, as prov ided by a Re s olution adopted and p as s ed
by the City Counc il on the 2nd day of Febru ary, 1970 .
Section 6. Said assessments will b e due and payable
without demand within thirty (3 0) days from and after the final
publication of the Ordinance ass essing the whole cost of said im -
provernents against the rea l estate in said District. In the event
any owner of r al estate shal l fa il t o pay the whole of su c h assess-
ment against his property within said thirty (30) days , then the
whol e c ost of th· improvement s o assessed against his property shall
be payable in ten equal annual ins allmcnts of principal . Th e first
of such installments of principal shall be due and payable at such
time as may b d termined in and by th Assessing Ordinance and the
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remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively
on the same day in each year thereafter until all are paid in full.
The rate of interest to be paid on unpaid and d efe rred installments
will be establishe d by ordinanc~ to be adopted by the City Council
at a later date.
Section 7. By virtue of and pursuant to said laws and
the Charter and Chapter 14 of the Munici~al Cod e of the City, local
improvement bonds of the City shall be issued for the purpos e of
paying for the local improvements described in t h is Ordinance, in
an amount not to exceed the cost and expenses o f said improvements,
including engineering, legal and all incidental xpenses, as pro-
vided by law.
Section 8. The issuance of and paymen for said b onds
shall be authoriz ed by an Ordinance later to be p as sed in acc o rd-
ance with the Laws of the State of Colorado, the Charter and said
Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code of the City . The maxmium rate of
interest on special assessmen t b onds for Pav· g District No. 19,
shall not exceed / :') per cen t per annum, a .d such maxm ium in-
terest rate shall be set forth in the notic of sale of said bonds.
Sec tion 9. The Mayor and Directo1 of Finance are h e reby
authorized to advertise for bids to cons ru e such i mprovements and
for bids for said bonds to be issued, in t h re~ (3) consecutive
weekly issues of The Eng lewood Herald, a new~p per of gene ral cir-
culation published in the City of Englew od, which advertisements
may run concurrently with the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 10. The City Council hereby finds and determines
that the improv eme nts propo sed to be c onst ruct e d and installed will
confer a special b e nefit upon the property within the District and
a general benefit upon the City as a whole.
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Section ll. All ordinanc es, or parts thereof in conflict
herewith are here by repealed. This Ordinance, a ter its final pass-
age, shall be recorded in a book k e pt for th at p u rpose , shall be
authenticated by the signatures ·of the Mayor a nd Direct o r of Finance,
ex-officio City Clerk, and shall be published in a newspaper having
general circulation in the City.
Section 12. A public Hearing on the Ordinance will be
held at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado , on Mo nday, the 16th
day of March, 1970, at the hour of 8:00 o 'clock P.M.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON FIRST READIN G This 2nd day of
March, 1970.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
01rector of F1nanc e,
ex-offic io City Clerk
Mayor
(The following should be ins erted on final publicat ion.)
FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPROVED Th is 16th day of March ,
1970.
( S E A L )
ATTEST:
D1rect or of F1na c ,
ex -o ff icio City Cl erk
Mayor
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* A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
** ORDINANCE NO. SERIES 1970
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TO BE KNOWN
AS PAVING DISTRICT NO . 19, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCT-
ION THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS:
PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DIS-
TRICT IN PAYMENT FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING
FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACT ORS AND TO BIDDERS FOR
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS OF SAID CITY.
WHEREAS, t he City Council of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant
to the Charter, Cha pt er 14 of the Hunicipal Code of the City, and
the Laws of the S t ate of Colorado, hereby finds and determines that
there exists a n ec essity for the creation of Paving District No. 19,
in said City, a n d the construction therein of certain street and
alley improvements as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the
City En g ineer t o prepare plans, specifications, maps and schedules
in accordance wi th said laws; and
WHEREAS, the City Engineer has filed with the Director
of Finance , all the maps and certificates of his survey, as well as
schedules, p l ans , spe cifications, approximations of cost, and all
other matters and things in complete form and substance as required
by la1v; and
WHEREAS, th e report so made and filed, together with
details, sp ecific a tions , estima te s, maps and schedules, are hereby
approve d a nd ado p ted by the Ci ty Cou nc il; and
*I nsert on First Pu blication
**I ns rl on Second Publication
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WHEREAS, Notice ~fa publ ic hearing concerning the
creation of the District and the construction of the improveme nts
therein has b een published once a week for thre e cons e cutive weeks
in The Englewood Herald, a newsRaper of general circulation in the
City, and in addition, a copy of the Notice has been mailed, post-
age prepaid, to each known owner of real property within the pro-
pos ed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Notice,
the City Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing
any objections or protests that might be made against said improve-
ments; and
WHEREAS, the City Council considered t he following com-
plaints and objections:
Petition from property owner& in thP. 3~00 block ot South
Broadway and Lin~~ln Streets in opposition to the proposed District.
Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 3961 South Lincoln ,
in op•osition to the proposed District.
Letter fr0111 Mr. and Mrs. Charlel'l E. Campbell , 3~ -SO •lth
Lincoln , in opoosition to the proposed District.
Letter fror~ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Campbel l , 3~97 South
Lincoln, in ooposition to the proposed District .
Let tar from Rir:h~trd L. Banta, Jr., Attorney, r~presP.•,ting
Mr. L. Horvat Pnarce, 3601 and 3805 South Ltncoln Street, in
opposition to the proposed District.
Letter fr011 Mrs. c. Fults, 3S66 South Broadway, in opposi-
tion to the proposed District.
South Grant Street
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, in opposition to
the proposed District.
Mrs. w. I. Blliott, 3881 Sonth Grant, in opposition to
the proposed District.
Mrs. c. c. Irwin, 3868 South Grant, in oppnsition to
the proposed District.
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*•· huUne lla~rthur, Ml9 ~th Oran~. in oppoe1~1on
~o the peopoeed D1•~~1et.
Mz. O. F. Wi~~e. 'J77S Iouth Gran~. in oppoaition ~ the
p~poeed Diatriet.
Mz. c. L. ~~. )759 &outh Grant. in oppoe1t1on
~ the paopoeed Dindot.
*· L. R .... le, 4U5 Iouth Grant, in oppoa1t1on ~ the
p~poaed Dlatriet.
Mr. J. D. NoCDnnell, 4245 &outh Huron, in oppoai~ion to
the p~poeed D1a~r1ot.
Jk ... d Ckein, 4220 Iouth HUron, in oppoaitlon ~ the
p~ Dlatriot.
Jk. r. J. 8po~~er, 737 ._t Quincy, ln oppoaition to the
propo.ed Dlatr1ot.
*· Cleo1'9e llleLAUIIJhUn, 4211 Iouth Huron, 1n oppoaition
to the propoeed Dletwiot.
Jk. A~JV\Wt r. JOttholf, 4254 8outh 11\uon, in oppoeitlon
~ the pcasa•ed D1atx1ot.
lk. aiahad --~•. at to~. repr ..... ti.ftCJ Mr. aod lira.
llorwl ... Eae. J801 and l805 Iouth LiDeOln •~r-~. in oppoaition
to tbe propoaai! D1atw1ot. (Let~er !n. Ilk ... nta v.e received.)
Jk .... lt.ew levin, atton~ey, rapz-...atiDQ *•· Maude
Capewtoa, JIOO and li'.O Mouth Llnaoln, in oppoe1t1on to the
peopoaed Diat~1ct.
Ike. Charlie ~wdt, 4501 8auth Clarkeon, in oppoai-
Uon to the propoeect Dilttdct. Mn. a.mhardt pr•ented a petition
of pco .. rty owner• ~ wen onu•d to the Diatdet. flh• petition
... ~...Sand read.
an Aller .... t of 81Nth AoOIM and
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Jk. Clal'aey a. Ulrich, l861 llouth Lincoln, in oppoaitlon
to the Jllftii!U•d Dlatdet. *· Vldch alao repreeented • .,.ral
p&"Operty -.n in thla parUoular u ...
Ike. Winni• 5trattford, 4085 &outh Grant, in oppoaition
to Ute pzOj-..1 Dlatdot.
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heard and considered, the Council has d etermined that such objec-
tions should be denied except as indicated above;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN CIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section l. Paving District No. 19 is hereby created
and the improvements hereinafter describe d, consisting of street
and alley improvements, are duly ordered after Noti ce duly give n
and Hearing duly held, all as required by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be assessed
for the cost of the improveme nts shall be all the real property
specially benef ited and which fronts or abuts on ea c h of the streets
and avenues to be improved, including the real property within one
half (~) block of such streets and alleys, and as more particularly
set forth in the Notice of Hearing, as provided by a Resolutio n of
the City Council passed and adopted on the 2nd day of February,
1970. The kind of improvements and the streets and alleys on which
such improvemen t s shall be constructed or installed shall b e as
follows:
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1. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with 6"
compacted gravel base course and 2" asphalti c conc rete surface,
concrete walks, curb and gutter where not alre ady installed;
together withappurtenance s and incidentals on the following
streets and avenues:
ON
South Decatur St.
South Elati St.
South Elati St.
South Grant St.
South Grant St.
South Grant St.
South Huron St.
East Kenyon Ave.
South King St.
South King St.
East Lehigh Ave.
East Lehigh Av .
East Lehigh Ave.
South Lincoln St.
East Nassau Av e .
FROM
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
South side of
West Cornell Ave.
South side of
West Radcliff Ave.
South side of
East Kenyon Ave.
South side of
East Mansfield Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Ave.
North side of
West Princeton Ave.
East side of
South Sherman St.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
South side of
West Tufts Ave.
East side of
South Broadway
Eas t side of
Sou th Sherman St.
East side of
South Grant St.
South side of East
Layton Av enue
East side of
South Broadway
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North said of West
Union Ave.
North side of West
Dartmouth Ave.
North side of West
Stanford Av e .
North side of East
Mansfield Av e .
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Princeton Ave.
North side of West
Quincy Ave.
West side of S outh
Logan St.
North end of
cul-de-sac
South end of
cul-d e-sac
West side of Sou th
Sherman S
West ~ide of S ou h
Grant St.
West sid e of South
Lo gan S .
Nor th side of Eas
Chenango Ave.
West side of Sou h
L incoln St.
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East Nassau Av e .
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Av e .
East Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Av e .
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Av e.
South Pearl St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
East Princeton Ave.
East Stanford Ave.
West Tufts Ave.
West Tufts Av e .
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East side of
South Lincoln St.
East side of
South Sherman St.
East sid e of
South Grant St.
East side of
South Pennsylvania
St.
West side of
South Broadway
West side of
South Bannock St.
West side of
South Cherokee St.
West side of
South Delaware St.
West side of
South Elati St.
South side of
East Nassau Ave.
North side of
East Nassau Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Ave.
East side of
South Logan St.
East side of
South Logan St.
West side of
South Decatur S t.
140 feet wes t of
the West side of
South Knox Court
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West side of South
Sherman St.
West side of Sou th
Grant St.
West side of South
Lo gan St.
West side of South
Clarkson St.
East side of Sou t h
Bannock St.
East side of South
Cherokee S t .
East sid e of Sou th
Delaware St.
East side of South
Elati St.
East side of South
Fox St.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Princeton Ave.
West side of South
Clarkson St.
West side of Sou th
Clarkson St.
East 'side of South
F e deral Blvd.
East side of S outh
Lowell Blvd.
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2. Necessary preparation of present surface, overlaying
of same with two-inch asphaltic concrete, and concrete walks, curbs
and gutters, where not presently adequate; together with appurte-
nances and other incidental work on the following streets and
avenues:
ON
West Chenango Ave.
FROM
West side of
South Galapago St.
TO
East side of South
Huron St.
3. Necessary grading and excavation, compacted sub-
grade, and with 6" Portland cement concrete surface, for a total
overall width of fourteen feet; together with appurtenances and
other incidental work on the following alleys:
ON ALLEY
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Broadway
East of South
Galapago Street
East of South
Jason St.
East of South
Kalamath Street
East of South
Lipan Street
FROM
South side of
West Nassau Ave.
South side of
West Oxford Ave.
South side of
West Sta nford Ave.
South side of
East Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Kenyon Ave.
South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Mansfield Ave.
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North side of West
Oxford Ave.
North side of West
Princeton Ave.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
North side of East
Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Lehigh Ave.
North side of Wes t
Mansfield Ave.
North side of We st
Nassau Ave .
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Section 3. Said Dis trict shall be kno wn as and the
same is hereby designated "Paving District No. 19", in Englewood,
Colorado .
Section 4. The construction of sa id street and alley
improv ements in and for the District, as sh o wn by the plans , spec-
ifications and map s thereof, prepared by the City Engineer and ap-
proved by the City Council of the City and now on file in the of-
fice of the Director of Public Works, be and the same is hereby
authoriz ed and ordered, the material to be used i n the construct-
ion of said street and alley improvements to be in accordance with
such maps, plans and specificat i ons.
Section 5. The estimated total cost of said impr ovements
is $ -------it is proposed that the Ci ty of Engl ewood will
pay approximately $
toward the total cost of said im --------
provements. Th e approx imate sh a re of the total cost to b e assess ed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land frontin g or abutting
on said i mpr ovements will not exceed the amount set f orth in the
Noti ce of Hearing , as provided by a Resolution adop ted and passed
by the Ci ty Council on the 2nd day of February, 1970.
Se ction 6 . Said assessments will be due a nd payable
withou t demand within thirty (30) days from and aft e r the final
publication of the Ordinance assessing the w~ole cost of said im-
provements against the real estat e in said District. In the event
any owner of r eal estate shall fai l t o pay the whole of such assess-
ment against his property within said thirty (30) days then the
whole cost of the improv ement so assessed against his property shall
be payabl e in ten equal annual installments of principal. The firs t
of such installments of principal shall b e due and p a y ab le at such
time as may be determined in and by the Assessing Ordinance and the
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remainder of said installments shall be du e and payable successively
on the same day in each year thereafter unt il all are paid in full.
The rate of interest to be paid on unpaid and deferred installments
will be established by ordinanc~ to be adopt ed by the City Council
at a later date.
Sec tion 7. By virtue of and pursua nt to said laws and
the Charter and Chapter 14 of the Munic iP.al Code of the City, local
improvement bonds of the City shall be issued fo r the purpos e of
paying for the local i mprovements d escribed in this Ordinance, in
an amount not to exceed the cost and expenses o f said improvements,
including engineering, legal and all incidental ~xpe ns es , as pro-
vided by law.
Section 8. The issuance of and pa), ent for said bonds
shal l be authorized by an Ordinance lal r to be passed in accord-
ance with the Laws of the State of Colorado , the Charter and said
Chapter 14 of the Municipal Code of the Ci ty . The maxmium ra te of
interest on special asse s sment b onds for Pavi ng District No. 19,
shall not exceed
per cent per annum, and such maxmium in-
terest rate shall be set forth in the notic of sale of said b o nds.
Se ction 9. The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby
authoriz ed to advertise for bids to const ruc t such improvements and
for bids for said bonds to be issued. in three (3) consecutive
weekly issues of Th Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general cir-
culation publish ed in the City of Englew oo d, which adver tisements
may run concurrently with the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 10. The City Council hereby finds and d etermines
that the improvements proposed to be constructed and installed will
confer a special benefit upon the property within the Distrjct and
a general benefit upon the City as a whole.
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Section 11. All ordinances, or parts thereof in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final pass-
age, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, shall be
authenticated by the signatures ·of the Mayor and Director of Finance,
ex-officio City Clerk, and shall be published in a newspaper having
general circulation in the City.
Section 12. A public Hearing on the Ordinance will be
held at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado , on Monday, the 16th
day of March, 1970, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M.
INTRODUCE D AND PASS ED ON FIRST READING This 2nd day of
March, 1970.
( S E A L )
ATTEST:
Director of Flnance,
ex-officio City Clerk
May or
(The following should be inserted on final publication.)
FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 16th day of March ,
1970.
( S E A L )
ATT EST:
Dlrector of Flnance,
ex-officio City Clerk
Mayor
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
For Mon th of January , 1970
Anticipated Current To
Revenue Mon th
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$ 188,62 6 Property Tax ;.>.,1-
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Sales Tax 1,686,570 $250,104 "
Franchise Taxes: ·c-
Public Service Co. 92,000
Mountain States 51,000
Wa ter Utility 25,744
Sewer Utility 8 816
Total 177,560
Other Taxes:
Spec. Ownership 20,500
Cigarette Tax 95,700 8,541
Liquor Occupational 11 100 3 300
Total 12 71300 11,841
Fees & Permits:
Street cuts 2,200 18
Building Permits 20,000 707
Electrical Permits 5,400 373
Plumbing Permits 1,600 142
Spec . Reg. Fees 43,500
Dog Licenses
Misc. Licenses 26 500 l3 901
Total 99,200 15,141
Municipal Court 48,000 3,873
Revenue from Other
Ag encies :
State Liquor Lie. 1,150 49
State H/W Users Tax 177,100 14,424
County Court Fees 2 400 388
Total 180,650 14,861
Service Charges :
Library Fees 7,400 753
Engineering Fees 5,700 65
Mobil e Home 1,500
Police 3,500 305
Fire Dis tric s 21,000 83
Library Contract 34,064
Stat e H/W Main t. 2 600 217
Total 75,764 1, 423
Other Revenues:
Interest 6,000
Misc el laneous 4 000 l 020
Total 10 000 1 020
Total Revenue ~2,593,670 ~298,263
&fe % of E s
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
City council & Boards:
City Council
Board of Adjustment
Career Service
Planning & Zoning
Library
City Attorney
Total
Management:
City Manager
Personnel
Total
Finance:
Finance Office
Municipal court
Total
Public Works:
Engineering
Streets
Traffic
Building Inspection
Building Ma intenance
Total
Fire Department
Police Department
Parks & Recreation
Planning
Library
General Government :
Central Services
General Operation
Employee Benefits
Total
Total Expense
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Annual
Budget
$ 22,232
1,965
1,140
1,993
600
38 761
66,691
521063
23 404
75,467
116,922
22 096
139,018
91,290
353,836
921943
71,174
109 826
719,069
492,440
620 ,08 3
259,550
561845
1 221 951
15 1 721
60,835
12 864
89 420
$2 1 6 41 1 5 31\
Curren t current
Month En curnb .
$ 3, 371
128
95
103
15
2 191
5,903
21726
1 754
4,480
7,131
1 649
8,780
4,513
17,994
5,831
4,278
7 234
39 ,850
39 ,840
48 ,037
12,780
6 ,453
7 ,181
1 ,183
3 ,603
4 786
$178 ,090
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Encurnb. Budget
To Date
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Other:
Tap Fees
Connection Charges
Property Tax
Rentals
Interest
Miscellaneous
Total
Total Revenue
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
WATER FUND
For Month of January , 1970
Anticipated Current To Date
Revenue Month
$788,874 $83,799
950 91
3 0,000 2,355
31 6
12,0 9 5 230
2 5 ,000
7 200 9
7 5 561 2 6 85
~8 6 4,43 5 ~86,484
% of Est.
Collected
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual current Current Spent & %of
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget
To Date
Production:
Source & Sup. $ 26,109 $ 545
Power & Pump 97,575 2,001
Purification 73 827 5 049
Total 197,511 7,595 4
Trans. & Dist. 107,279 7,309 7
Adm i n i s tr a tion:
Accoun t & Coll . 52 ,2 0 0 4,66 2
Ge n eral 95 970 6 358
Total 148,1 7 0 11' 0 2 0 7
De b t S ervice 3 7 4 ,123
Misce l l a neous 2 5 ,75 2
Capit a l Plant &
Equipment 58 000 75 .13
Total Expense $9 1 0 ,835 $2 5 ,999 3
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Other:
connection Fees
Conn . Fees Out-
side
Tap Fees
Interest
Sale Scrap
Material
Miscellaneous
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
For Month of January, 1970
Anticipated
Revenue
$2 50 ,000
3 ,10 0
20,000
30,000
750
53 850
$303 ,850
Current
Mon th
$20,814
2, 825
930
36
15
600
4 405
$25,220
To Date % of Est.
Collected
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual
Budget
Treatment $ 82 ,555
Sanitary System 40,915
Administration:
Ace. & Coll. 14,168
General 25 042
Total 39 ,21 0
Debt Service 75 ,758
Misc ell an eous 2 3, 816
capital Plant &
Equipment 30 000
Total Expense ~292,254
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Month Encurnb.
$ 4,451
3,145
1, 292
1 391
2 ,683
~10,279
Spent & % of
Encumb. Budget
To Date
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Miscellaneous
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REALIZAT ION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Month of January, 1970
Anticipated Current To Dat e
Revenue Month
$ 95 ,042
194,886 $28,89 6
5 ,000
2,500
57 000
$354,428 $28,896
% of Est.
collected
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
cumulative current Current Spent & % of
AEErOEriation Month Encumb . Encumb. AEErOEriation
To Date
Paving Dist. #19 $ 90,000
Park Improvement 36,000
Central Shops 10 ,035
Aerial L a dder (134)
Fire Sta tion #1
Relocation 277.738 $ 420 .15
Police Relocation 20,180 739 4
Storm Drainag e 103,565
School Signals 24,386
Broadway-u.s. 285
Signals 1 6 ,801
Santa Fe-Dar mouth
Signals 6,000
Fire Station #4 5 000
Total Expense ~589 , 571 p ,l59 .20
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Scho ol Dist r ict No . 1
Ou t door Pool
Indoo r Pool
Sports & Games
Cultura l Activi tie s
Playgro unds
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RECREA TIO N FUND
For Mon t h of January, 1970
An ticipated
Re v e n u e
$ 41 12 7 0
17 ,300
14 ,150
13 ,350
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12 ,400
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c urr e nt
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$ 438
1 ,231
42 5
TO Da t e % of Est .
Collecte d
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Sp eci a l Even ts & Prog rams 2 ,440 9 3 4
Interest
Oth e r Inc om e
Total Revenue
o utdoor Pool
Indoor Pool
Sports & Games
cultur al Activities
Pl a ygrounds
Speci a l r ents
Ge n era l Op era tions
Total Expense
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$117 1 910 $2 ,1 8 7
EXPENDI TURES
Ann ual Current current
Bu dg et ~ Encumb.
$ 15 ,949 $ 108
21 ,411 582
42,011 1 ,74 0
18 ,906 498
6 ,342 55
5 ,4 15 134
12 109 330
$122 1143 $3 ,4 47
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Sp ent & % of
En cumb. Bu dg et
To Da te
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. Availabl e Funds
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