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March 16, 1970, Regular City
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RESOLUTION NO.~, SERIES OF 1970
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A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPOSAL TO AMEND
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING t
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY ~
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD. ~ \"
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~
COLORADO as follows:
TP~T the f ollowing proposed charter Amendments be sub-
mitted to a vote of the Qualified Electors of the city of
Eng lewood on May 5, 1970.
Shall Article VIII, Part I, entitled Library Board,
Section 54 of the city charter of the City of Englewood,
colorado be amended as follows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -Section 54. Board Created -
The Public Library Board shall consist of nine (9)
members, eight (8) appointed by council from citizens-
at large with overlapping terms of four (4) years, and
one (1) councilman. The city Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex officio non-
voting member of the Board.
FOR AGA~I~N=sT=----------
Shall Article VIII, Part II, entitled City Planning and
zoning commission, Section 56 of the city charter of the City
of Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION -
Section 56. commission Established -The council shall
establish by ordinance a City Planning and zoning com-
mission consisting of nine (9) members appointed by
council, seven (7 ) o f whom shall be citizens-at-large
with overlapping f our (4) year terms and two (2) of
whom shall be incumbent councilmen. The city Manager
shall appoint an administrative officer to be an ex
officio non-voting member of the commission. citizens-
at-large members shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents of the city at least one (1) year immediately
prior to the day of their appointment, and shall hold
no paid office or position in the city Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the city
Planning and zoning commission."
FOR AGA~I-N~S~T-----------
Shall Article VIII, Part III entitled Board of Adjustments
and Appeals, Section 59 of the c1ty charter o f the city of
En g lewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AN;D APPEALS -Section
5 9. Board created -counc i l shall establ i sh by ordinance
a Board o f Adjustment and Appeals, cons i st i n g o f seven (7 )
memb e r s appointed by council, f or overlapping terms of four
(4) y ears. Members shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
res i dents o f the city at least one (1) year i mmediately
pr i or to the date o f their appointment, and shall hold no I • •
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other office or position in the City Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, Mby order of the BOard
of Adjustment and Appeals.M
FOR AGA~I~N~S=T----------
Shall Article VIII, Part IV, entitled water and Sewer
Board, Section 61 of the City charter of the C1ty of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Section 61.
Board created -The council shall establish by ordin-
ance a water and Sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the city, two (2) councilmen selected
by council, and six (6) members appointed by the council
f rom qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms o f six (6) years. A representative
from the city Administration shall be appointed by the
City Manager to serve as an ex officio non-voting member.
FOR AGA~I~N=ST=----------
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and
the City clerk-Treasurer of the city of Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the City of Englewood 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 the proposed charter amendments.
1970.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ___./~~.,_., ___ day of March, A.D.,
~ / Mayor
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex o f ficio City clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the f oregoing i s a true, accurate,
and complete copy of Resolution No. S/ , S8f i es o f
1970, paued by city council on the /? day o f )2 'Cz a111)
1970.
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESS ION
MARCH 16, 1970
8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation by the Rev. Allen Strong of the First
Presbyterian Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout
Troop No. 153, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
11' (a) Regular meeting of March 2, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith. )
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
l{a ) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(b) Mr. Roy Lu cier, 3144 South Fox Street, w ill be
present to discuss a neighborhood drainage problem.
(c) A number of individuals have requested to be placed
upon the agenda with respect to the matter of the
proposed storm drainage and flood control fee as
follows:
(1) Mr. H. J. Corah, 4031 South Fox Street.
(2) Mr. Dallas Tourney, 3180 South University
Boulevard, and others.
(3) Mr . Rex Fulscher, 3385 South Bannock
Street.
(4) Mr. Jim Smith of the Julia Temple Center,
3401 South Lafayette street.
(d) Mr. Lew Romans will be present to request a n
application for a club liquor license for the V. F. W.,
3860 South Jason street.
(e) Mr . Ray E. Ginther, 434 29th Avenue, Greeley,
will be present to request a transfer of the liquor
license of the Glass Bottle, 326 West Hampden
Avenue, presently owned by Bobbie McCord.
3. Publi c hearing regarding an application for a 3. 2 beer license at
the ~ort Bowl, 3295 South Broadway.
4. Communications.
/(a) Finance report for the month ending February 28,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
t, '(b) Memoranda between the City Manager and the
Director of Public Works relating to one-way streets.
(Copies transmitted herewith.)
"' (c) l\1 inutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
m eling of Febru ary 17, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
"'(d) Minutes of the Firemens' Pension Board meeting
of March 4, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(1) temorandum recommending that the con-
tributions made by i ndividual firemen toward
the pension pla n be returned to that fireman
i n the event he should leave th ervices of
the City.
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNC IL SESSION
MARCH 16, 1970
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4. Communications . (Continued)
e) Minut s of t.he Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of Februar 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith .)
(f) Report of att ndance of Mr. Hugo T. Ruggiero,
Purchasing Agent, at Purchasing Management
Seminar in Tempe, Arizona, on February 15-21,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
I \,(g) Petition opposing the proposed four foot (4') side-
walk in the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant
Street. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
V (h) Minutes of the Parks a nd Recreation Commission
meeting of February 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
1--(i) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of March 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that a portion
of West Tufts Avenue east of South Decatur
Street located within Centennial Park be
vacated.
(2) Memorandum recommending that the area
known as the "He rndon Property" located
in the Belleview Park Addition be annexed
to the City.
(3) Memorandum recommending that $5,527 be
appropriated from the unappropriated balance
in the Park Improvement Fund to develop the
small area east of the new parking lot in
Belleview Addition.
/ v(j) Report of the Firemens' Pension Fund for the year
ending 1969 . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
""(k) Report of the Policemens' P e nsion Fund for the
year ending 1969. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
5. City Attorney.
;-~a~ Ordinance on final reading establishing a storm
drain e and flood control fee. (Co pies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Report regarding lawsui by the Royal-Globe Insur-
ance Compan •
~(c) Bill for an Ordlnanc regarding the parking of
oversized vebicl s and construction equipment
on public siTe ts. ( opies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Resolution changing th title of the Assistant Fire
Chief to Deputy Fire hief and upgrading the position
of Fire Records Clerk, Grad 16, to Fire Records
Sp ialist, Grade 1 . ( opie transmitted herewith.)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
MARCH 16, 1970
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(e) Ordinance on final reading establishing assess-
ments for Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69.
(f) Ordinance on final reading establishing the
Municipal Court as a Court of Record.
(g) Attorney's choice.
6. City Manager.
t a) Memorandum dated March 13, 1970, regarding
Municipal Code. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(b) Report regarding improvement of street between
the City Hall and the new First National Bank
building.
(c) Request for approval of attendance of the Planning
Director and one member of the Planning and
Zoning Commission at the American Society of
Planning Officials Conference in New York City
from April 4th through April 9th.
(d) Request for approval of attendance by Stephen A.
Lyon, Director of Finance, to attend the University
of Kansas City Management Institute and to review
data processing developments involving the University
of Kansas.
(e) Report regarding adjustment to the lease to Mr.
Gordon LaMunyon of the Oliner Greenhouse property.
(f) Approval of an easement to the Public Service
Company necessary to serve the City's new Servicenter.
(g) Manager's choice.
7. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
8. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~c>~·----' SERIES OF 1970
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
APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAINST EACHIOT
OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER OF
XXX COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, pursuant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14, Series
of 1965, of said City a nd the Laws of the State of Colorado,
enacted Ordinanc e No. 28, Series of 1969, creating Sidewalk
Improvement District No. 69, and providing for the construction
therein of sidewalk improvements; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and Director of Finance advertised
for bids to construct such improvements in three {3) consecutive
weekly issues of the ENGLEWOOD HERALD; and
WHEREAS, said bids were opened at 2:00P.M., Friday,
August 1, 1969; and
WHEREAS, on August 5, 1969, the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, accepted the bid of J & N Concrete
in the amount of $9,897.76 as the lowest and best bid and
authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to execute contract docu-
ments; and
WHEREAS, the construction of such improvements has
been completed and the total costs of such improvements have
been reliably ascertained; and
WHEREAS, a statement showing the total cost of the
improvements has been duly filed with the City Council; and
WHEREAS, from the statement made and filed with the
City Council, it appears that the whole cost of said improve-
ments is the sum of $14,063.31, said amount including costs of
inspection, collection and other incidentals and also including
interest as allowed by law; and
WHEREAS, from said statement it also appears that the
City Council has apportioned a share of the said whole cost to
each lot or tract of land in said District , in accordance with
the benefits to be derived by said property and in the proportions
and amounts severally set forth in a Resolution adopted by the
City council on the 19th day of January, 1970, which Resolution
is by reference made a part hereof; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerning the
levying of assessments on the real property in the District and
upon this ordinance has been published once a week for three
{3) weeks in the Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general cir-
culation in the City, and , in addition , a copy of the Notice has
been mailed , postage prepaid , to each known owner of real property
within the District , which Notice is by reference made a part
hereof: and
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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 assess-
ments; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been
duly heard and considered, the Council has determined that such
objections should be denied except as this Ordinance has accepted
them and incorporated herein changes in said assessments based
upon said objections; and
WHEREAS, on the 2nd day of March, 1970 1 a Bill for
An Ordinance Approving The Whole Cost Of The Improvements Made
In And For Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69 1 In The City Of
Englewood, Colorado; Approving And confirming The Apportionment
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 The Collection
And Payment Of Said Assessments, was introduced by Councilman
,~~ and was passed on first reading.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the whole cost and apportionment of
the same, as set forth in said Resolution and Notice and as
amended herein, is hereby approved and confirmed, and said
apportionment is hereby declared to be in accordance with the
benefits which the property in said District will receive by
reason of the construction of said improvements, ~nd a share
of said cost is hereby assessed to and upon each lot or tract of
land within the District in the proportions and amounts set forth
in said Resolution and Notice.
Section 2. That said Resolution is hereby changed
as follows:
(a) Of the whole cost of $14,063.31, the City of
Englewood will pay $4,209.02, leaving a balance of $9,854.29
t o be assessed against the real property in said District.
(b) The sum of $9,854.29 will be apportioned to the
r eal property in said District and assessed as set forth in said
Resolution which Resolution is hereby amended in the following
particulars:
Name and Address Lot Block
Herbert c. & 1&
Marian R. Hall 2
2900 South Acoma
Englewood
Colorado 80110
Alvi n 0. &
Ro monia Watso n
3 04 5 South Acoma
Englewood
Co l orado 801 10
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Subdivision Assessment cost
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Speers Broadway $76.24
Addition
$81.49
$5 7 .18
$61.44
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Section 3. That said assessments shall be due and
payable at the office of the City Treasurer, without demand,
within thirty days from and after the final publication of this
Ordinance. In case any owner of real property assessed under
this Ordinance shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment
against his property within said thirty days, then, the pro rata
cost of said improvements so assessed against his property ,
together wi t h interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum on
any unpaid balance, shall be payable in five equal annual install-
ments, the first of which installments of principal and interest
shall be due and payable on or before January 1, 1971, and the
remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively
on or before the 1st day of January, in each year thereafter, until
said principal and interest are paid in full. Failure to pay
any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due shall
cause the whole of the unpaid principal to become due and payable
i mmediately, and the whole amount of the unpaid principal and
accrued interest shall thereafter draw int erest at the rate of
one per centum {1 pet.) per month, or fraction of a month, until
the date of tax sale, as b y law provi ded, but at any time prior
to the date of the sale, any owner ma y pay the amount of all
unpaid installments with interest at one per centum {1 pet.)
per month, o r fraction of a month, upon all delinquent install-
ments, and all penalties accrued, and shall thereupon be restored
to the right thereafter to pay in installments in the same manner
as if default had not been suffered. The owner of any property
not in default as to any installment or payment may, at any
time, pay t he whole of the unpaid principal with accrued interest
to the date of the next assessment installment payment date.
Payments may be made to the City Treasurer at any time within
thirty days after the final publication of this Ordinance.
Immediately after the expiration of such thirty day period, said
assessments shall be certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe
County, Colorado, for collection, as provided by law.
Section 4. That if any one or more sections or parts
of this Ordinance shall be ad j udged unenforceable or invalid,
such j udgment sha ll not affect, i mpair o r invalidate the remaining
provi sion s o f t his Ordinance , it being the intention that the
v a riou s provi s i ons h e r e o f are s e ve rable.
S e c tion 5. Th i s Ordinance, after its final passage,
s h al l b e r eco r ded ~n th e Ci t y Ordinance Book kept for that
purpose , shall b e auth e n tica ted by the signatures of the Mayor
and City Clerk, and shall be published in the ENGLEWOOD HERALD,
a newspape r o f g e neral c irculation published in said City,
within seven d ays a f ter its final passage, and shall be and
remain i r rep e alable until the assessments hereby made shall be
p a i d in f ull.
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Introduc e d, r f ad i n full and passed on first readi ng
b .eYd day of z Jl '<'h ' , 1970.
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Read by title anp passed on final reading on the
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Published by title as OrClinance No . G~ , Series of
1970, on the /,:'/ day of 1? c.lu •h , 1970 .
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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)1:b I.A.,
Ordinance passed on final reading on the /(g day of ("() ·,
1970, and published by title ~rdinance No. & 1 Series of
1970, on the ;q day of '/i /J flh 1 1970.
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Introduced ~s a Bill by Councilman Lay.
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BY AUTH~ITY
** ORDINANCE NO. )( SERIES 1970
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AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 't
0 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, the City Council of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant
to the Charter, Chapter 14 of the Hunicipal Code of the City, and
the Laws of the State of Colorado, hereby finds and determines that
there exists a necessity for the creat ion of Paving District No. 19,
in said City, and the construction therein of certain street and
alley improvem ent s as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the
City Engineer to prepare plans, specifications, maps and schedules
in accordance with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Engineer has filed with the Director
of Finance, all the maps and certificates of his survey, as well as
schedules, plans, specifications , approximations of cost, and all
other matters and things in complete form and substance as required
by law; and a• ~ended by r.ouncil direction prior to the
readinq of thia Bill for an Ordinance at the City Council Neeting of
WHEREAS, the report so made and filed,/together with March 2,
1970, details, specifications, estimates, maps and schedules, are hereby
approve d and adopted by the City Counci l; and
*Insert on First Publication
**Insert on Se cond Publication
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WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerning the
creation of the District and the construction of the improvements
therein has been published once a week for thr ee consecutive weeks
in The Englewood Herald, a newspaper 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-
posed 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 the following com-
plaints and objections:
Petition from property owners in the 3800 .block of South
Broadway and Lincoln Street• in oppo•ition to the propoeed Diatrict.
Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 3861 South Lincoln,
in opj ~&ition to the propoeed District.
Letter from Mr. and Mra. Charles B. Campbell, 3A65 South
Lincoln, in oppoaition to the propo•ed Diatrict.
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Campbell, 3897 South
Lincoln, in oppo•ition to the proposed District.
Letter from Rit:hllrd L. Banta, Jr., Attorney, representing
Mr. L. Morval Pearce, 3801 and 3 805 South Lincoln Street, in
oppoaition to the propo•ed Diatrict.
Letter fr0111 Mrs. c. 1-'ulte, 3866 South Broadway, in opposi -
tion to the propoeed Diatrict.
Soqth Grant &treat
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, in oppoaition to
the propo•ed Dietrict.
Mra. W. I. 8lliott, 3881 South Grant, in oppo8ition to
the propoaed Diatrlct.
Mra. c. c. Irwin, 3868 South Grant, in op~aition to
the propoaed Dietrict. '
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...-.At, in ~••pon•• to the prote•t• in the 4200 block
of Iouth IIUron the City Counail cauaed the ori9inal plana to be
-.ndedr in r .. ponae to the pzooteat preaented by llr. aiaha~d
aanta, attoraey, repreaenting llr. and lira. llonal ••arce, the
plaa• iD the 000 bloa'k of aa•t 1Ahi9h were -endedr and in re•pon••
to the prote•ta of the pavin9 of the alley ea•t of Iouth Broadway
froa the lOUth 1ide of &aat Lehi9h Ave. to the north aide of &a1t
Manlfield Ave. the City Counail oauaed the alley to be deleted
froa the propo•ed di•trictr and
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WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly
heard and considered, the Council ha s determin e d that such objec-
tions should be denied except as indicated above;
BE IT ORDA INED BY THE ·CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section l. Paving District No . 19 is hereby created
and the improvemen ts hereinafter describe d, consisting of street
and alley improveme nts, are duly ordered after Notice duly given
and He aring 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
spe cially 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 Resolution 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 improvements shall be constructed or installed shall be as
follows:
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l. Necessary grading and excavation, paving with 6"
compacted gravel base cours e and 2" a sphaltic concrete surface,
concrete walks, curb and gutter wher e not already installed;
togethe r withappur tenances and incidentals on the following
streets and avenues:
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S outh Decatur St.
South Elati S t .
South Elati St.
South Grant St.
South Gr ant St.
South Grant St.
S outh Huron St.
East Kenyo n Ave .
South King St.
South King St.
East Lehigh Av e.
East Lehigh Ave.
East Lehigh Ave .
South Lincoln St.
East Nassau Ave .
FROM
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
South side of
West Cornell Ave .
South side of
West Radcliff Ave .
Sou th s ide of
East Kenyon Ave.
South side of
East Mansfield Ave.
South side of
E a st Oxford Av e .
North side of
West Princeton Av e .
East side of
South Sherman St.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
South side of
West Tufts Ave .
East side of
South Broadway
East side of
South Sherma n S t .
Eas t side of
South Gran t St.
South side of East
Lay ton Av enue
East side of
South Bro adway
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North said of West
Union Ave.
Nor th side of West
Dar tmouth Ave.
Nor th side of West
Stanford Ave.
North side of East
Mansfield Ave.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
Nor th side of East
Pr inceton Av e .
North side of West
Quincy Av e .
West side of South
Logan St .
North end of
cul-de-sac
South end of
cul-de -sac
West side of Sou th
Sherman St .
West sid e of South
Grant S t.
We s t side of South
Lo g an St.
North sid of East
Chenango Ave.
We st side of South
Lincoln St .
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East Nassau Ave.
East Nass au Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nass au Ave.
West Nassau Av e .
West Nassau Av e .
West Nassau Ave.
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 Sh~rman 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
Sou th Delaware St.
West side of
South Elati St.
South side of
East Nassau Av e .
North side of
East Nass au Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Ave .
East side of
South Logan St.
East side of
Sou th 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.
Wes t side of South
Clarkson St.
East side of South
Federal Blvd .
Eas t 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 pres ently adequate; together with appurte-
nances and other incidental wor~ on the following streets and
avenues:
ON
West Chenango Ave. 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.
Eas t of South
Acoma S t.
n .,. UXDILt1l
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 o f
West Oxford Ave.
South side of
West Stanford Av e.
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South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Kenyon Ave.
Sou th side of
West Lehigh Ave .
South side of
Wes t Mansfield Ave .
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North side of West
Oxford Ave.
No rth side of West
Pr inceton Ave.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
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Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Lehigh Av e .
No rth side of West
Mansfield Ave .
North side of West
Nassau Av e .
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Section 3. Said District shall be known as and the
same is hereby designated "Paving District No. 19", in Englewood,
Colorado.
Section 4. The construction of said street and alley
improvements in and for the District, as shown by the plans, spec-
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 of-
fice of the Director of Public Works, be and the same is hereby
author ized and o rdered, the material to be used 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 improvemen ts
is $ 454 435 92 • it is proposed that the City of Englewood will
pay approximately $a,,tto 63 toward the total cost of said im-
provements . The approxima te share of the total cost to be assessed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fronting or abutting
on said improvements will not exceed the amount set forth in the
Notice of Hearing, as provid ed by a Resolution adopted and passed
by the City Council on the 2nd day of February, 1970.
Section 6. Said assessme nts will be due and payable
without dem ~nd within thir ty (30) days from and after the final
publ ication of the Ordinance assessing the whole cost of said im-
provements against the real estate in said District. In the e vent
any owner of r eal estate shall fail to pay the whole of su ch assess-
ment against his property wi thin said thirty (30) days, then the
whole cost of the improveme nt so ass essed against hi s pr o_Perty shall
be payabl e i n ten equal annual installmen ts of principal . The first
of such installments of principal shall be due and p aya ble at such
time as may b e determined in and by the Assessing Ordinance and the
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remaind er of said installments shall b e du e 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 deferred installments
will be established by ordinance to be adopted by the City Council
at a later date.
Section 7. By virtue of and pu rsuant to said laws and
the Charter and Chapter 14 of the Mu nici~al Code of the City, local
imp rovement bonds of the City shall be issued for the purpos e of
pay ing for the local improv emen ts d escribed in this Ordinance, in
an a mount not to exceed the cost and expenses of said improvements,
including engineering, legal and all incidental expenses, as pro-
vided by law.
Se ction 8 . The issuanc e of and payment for said bonds
shall be au thorized by an Ordinance later to be passed in accord-
ance with the Laws of the State of Colorado, the Ch arter and said
Chapter 14 of the Municipal Cod e of the Ci ty . The maxmium rate of
interest on special assessment b onds for Pav i n g District No. 19,
sha ll not exceed ten (1 0 ) per cent p e r annum, and such maxmium in-
terest rat e shall be set forth in the notice of s ale of said bonds .
Section 9. The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby
au thorized to advertise for bids to construct such improvements and
for bids for sa id bonds to be issue d, in three (3) consecutive
weekly issues of Th e E nglewood Herald, a newspaper of general cir-
cul ation published in the City of Englewood , which advertisements
may run concurrently with the publication of this Ord inance .
Section 10 . The City Council hereby finds and det ermines
that the improvements proposed to b e constructed and install ed will
conf er a special b enefi t upon the property within the District and
a gen ral ben fit 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 Hayor and Director of Finance,
ex-of ficio 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 Honday, the 16th
day of Harch, 1970, at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON FIRST READING This 2nd day of
March, 1970 .
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(The following should be inserted on final publication.)
FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 16th day of March,
1970.
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BY At11'HORITY
ORDINANCE NO. . 7 , SERIES OF 1970
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·:-n AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING SECTION 18.9 OF THE
l -MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ CREATING A QUALIFIED ·-~UNICIPAL COURT OF RECORD BY PROVIDING FOR THE KEEPING OF A
)):>VERBATIM RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
"r ~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
~ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, that Section 18.9 be and is hereby re-
~pealed and re-enacted to read as follows:
Section 18.9 Municipal court - A court of Record
The Municipal court shall keep a verbatim record of
the proceedings and evidence at trials by either electric
devices or stenographic means.
I9trod~ed, re~d -~n full and passed on first reading on
the_ c&Az·C:day of :z:z;tl<"'A > , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ~_<2! day
of >:r':i'l"A ; , 1970.
Read bl title and passed on final reading on the ~4
day of )2 ) ·c /' J , 1970.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
1970, on the ,/.2' day of )& 'M
j7 , Series of
, l970.
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 final reading and published by title aa Ordinance No.
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STITUTING THE TITLE "DEPUTY CHIEF" FOR THE TITLE "ASSISTXN'l'
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WHEREAS, the provisions of Paragraph 6.3-J(b) of the ~·
Municipal code of the City of Englewood as amended require~
the city council of the city of Englewood to adopt by reso-
lution a pay plan for each employee within the city and,
WHEREAS, the city council desires to amend the title of
the Assistant Fire Chief,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of
the city of Englewood, colorado that effective April 1, 1970
the rank of Assistant Fire Chief shall be stricken and a new
rank known as Deputy chief is substituted therefore. The
grade and progression of the Deputy Chief shall remain the
same as set forth in Resolution No. 44, Series of 1969 and
that Resolution No. 44 is hereby amended accordingly.
Dated this 16th day of March, A.D., 1970.
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 a Resolution
passed by the city council of the city of Englewood at a regu-
lar meeting held on the 16th day of March, 19 0.
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RESOLtJriON NO. ---~~-----• SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968 BY
STRIKING THE CLASSIFIED POSITION OF FIRE RECORDS CLERK,
GRADE LEVEL NO. 16 CREATING A NEW CLASSIFIED POSITION BEING
FIRE RECORDS SPECIALIST AT GRADE LEVEL 18.
WHEREAS, the provisions of Paragraph 6.3-J(b) of the
Municipal code of the city of Englewood as amended requires
the city council of the city of Englewood to adopt by reso-
lution a pay plan for each employee within the city and,
WHEREAS, the city council desires to amend the classified
position of Fire Records clerk, Grade 16 and creating a new
classified position being Fire Records Specialist, Grade 18,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of
the City of Englewood, colorado that effective April 1, 1970
the classified position of Fire Records clerk, Grade 16 be
stricken and the title changed to Fire Records Speciali~t at
Grade 18 and that Resolution No. 51, Series of~ is hereby
accordingly amended.
Dated th i s 16th day of March, A.D., 1970.
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I, S tephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Resolution
passed by the city council o f the city of Englewood at a regu-
lar meeting held on the 16th day of March, 1970.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MARCH 16 , 1970
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
county, Color ado met in regular session on March 16, 1970 at
8:00 P.M .
Mayor Schwab, presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given b y Rev erend Allen Strong of
th e Englewood First United Presbyte rian Church. Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop 153 .
Th e Ma yor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present :
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay , Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor decl ared a quorum present .
Also present 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 MARCH 2, 1970 BE APPROVED
AS READ . Upon the call of he roll, the vote re s ulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lon e ,
Senti , Schwab .
Nays : None .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried .
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. Meyers of the 4600 block of
South Sherman who voiced his concern about the storm drainage
problem within the City .
Mr. Roy Lucier, 3144 South Fox Street , appeared before
City Council and indicated that the draina ge problem in the alley
ea st of the 3100 block of South Fox was a danger to health and
life . Mr . Lucier requested that the City Council remove the
drain which opens into the alley as it causes a continual flow
of wa er in the neighborhood.
Mayor Schwab requested that all citizens in attendance
who were opposed to the storm drainage to rise and make themselves
known . No one appeared before City Council.
Mr. H. J . Corah , 4031 South Fox, appeared before City
Council. Mr. Corah stated tha he has no objection to the con-
struction of a storm drainage system; however , he wished to
voice his objection to the present bill for an ordinance before
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t he Counci l est abl ~shing sto rm drai n age f ees . Mr. Cora h stated
that the fe e s we r e unfair and inequi able and c ite d several
exa mpl e s of l arge pro perties which we r e pr i mari l y pave d o r
d e vot e d t o r oo f a re a tha t h a d a l e sser ch arge than p r operties
with less s qu are footag e o f roo f o r paved are a. Mr . Cora h
suggested th at a thre e mi ll l e vy be impos e d to fi nance the
storm d r ainage s y s tem .
Mr . Dal las Tou rn ey , 3 180 So uth University , appeared
b e f o r e Ci ty Co unci l . Mr . Tourney s at ed that he was not opposed
to t he City 's cons ruction o f a storm dra in a g e s y stem but th a t
he was o ppo sed t o the f ee s c h e d u l e . Mr. Tourn ey stated th a t the
sched ule was unf a~r t o apart me nt ow n e rs and c i t ed various exm apl es
of t his inequity. Mr. Tourney suggested th at either a mill levy
o r a c harge ba sed on he squar e foo age of non-absorb ent a reas
b e e s t ablished .
Mr. Jim Smith of th e Julia Temple Center, 3401 South
Laf a yette S r eet , a ppeared before City Council. Mr. Smith stated
th at the on l y fair and equitabl e way to finance the storm drainage
system was on the basis o f t axation .
Mr . Robert Starkloff , 305 West Caley Circle , appe ared
before City Council. Mr. Starkloff stated that he objected to
the fee s chedu l e a s proposed and that he preferred the storm
dra i nage system to be f i nanced through a mill levy.
Mr . A . L. Guthner , 2791 South Log an , a ppe ared before
City Counci l . Mr . Guthner stated that in the 1920 's a storm
drainage system had been put i n and paid for by the residents
of his area. Mr. Guthn e r stated that he did no t b el ieve that
these residents should h a ve to pay for anothe r s y s tem .
Mr . Lee Jones , 2740 South Cherokee , appeared before
City Council. Mr . Jones stated that he was r e pre senting a
number of property owners in Storm S e wer District No . 1 , which
was construe ed during the 1920 's, and that it wa s unf a ir to
assess the ar e a again.
Mr. Meyers of th e 4600 block of South Sh e rman r e appe a red
before City Council and stated th a t f lood drainage and uncontrolled
storm sewers were a blight on the entire city a nd that the e ntire
city should take part in th e storm dra in age program.
Mrs . Frank G . Red l e , 2719 South Bannock , appeared before
City counc il a nd requested that those individuals residing i n
Storm Sewer District No. 1 should not pay for other people 's
prob lems . Upon qu estion , Mrs . Redle stated that she believed
the system servi ng h e r are a was ad equate.
Mr . Lee Jon es reappeared before C1ty Council and stat ed
that the c atch ba sins which are presently s erv ing the area encom-
passed are a part of the prob l em . L ikewise, the development wh ich
has occurred east of Log an has contributed to the f l oodi n g prob lem.
Upon question of Counc il , t en people, owners of apartment
houses , stoo d in oppos i tion t o the propo sed f e e schedule .
Mr.
City Coun c il .
fin a ncing bill
his ob j ection .
Ste v e Stopa, 10 S o uth Penn syl v ania , appeared before
Mr. Stopa state d t h at the present storm sewer
as it related to a partments was unfair and he voiced
Mr . Al Snyder , 60 So u h L i n c oln , appeared before City
Council and s at ed tha h e con c urr d wi th he other apa rtm nt
ow n ers . Mr. Snyder stated hat he was no opposed to the deve lop-
ment of a storm drai nage s y stem but tha h e believed the proposed
me thod o f fjnanci n y was i n e q ui table . I • •
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Mr. J ohn Rus k , 3 0 00 South Acoma , appeared before City
Counci l . Mr. Rusk sta te that he was in favor of a mi ll levy to
finance the s torm dr ainage system .
Mr . Ri ch a r d Walke r , 2799 South Washing ton , appea r ed
before C~ty c ounc il and s t a ted that a compe titive additional
charge for s t o rm sewer s was an expense whi c h c ould not be p a ssed
on t o the tenant.
Mr . Joh n Hern , 3 9 0 9 Sout h Washington , a p peare d before
City Co u n c i l and s t a t ed that i n his opinion a mi l l levy to finan c e
th e storm drainag e syste m wo u ld be e quitable .
Mr . Me ye r s of the 4600 block of Sou th Sherma n reappeare d
befo r e City Coun ci l a nd stated t h at the storm drainage problem
must be solved.
Upon q uestion of Council, fort y -eight individual s in d i -
c a ted tha t they would b e willing to help sell a general obl i g a tion
bond issu e to th e voters.
Mr . Ray Ludwig, 2888 South Ogden, appeared before City
Council and stated that before the storm sewer s y stem c ould be
financed one must know what the system will do, how much it wi ll
cost, and if it will really solve the problem.
Councilman Brown stated th at he interrupted Mr . Ludwig 's
rem arks as an attitude of defe a tism and th at the people would know
what kind of system they would be finan c ing before they would vote
upon it.
Mr. Ludwig re appeared before City Council and stated
that he was not oppo sed to the storm sewer system itself but
opposed to the proposed method of financi ng the system.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 6, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINAN CE ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD
CO NTROL DIVISION TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD7 ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND
FLOOD CONTROL FEES7 AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF LIENS FOR NON-
PAYMENT OF SAID FEES7 AND SEGREGATING SAID FUNDS FOR THE USE OF
STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL ON LY .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIES OF 1970 BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CON-
SIDERATION OF COUNCIL . Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted a s follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None.
Abs e nt: Non e .
The Mayor d e clared th e mo tio n carried. (Note: Because Ordinance
No. 6, Series of 1 97 0 was tabled, the number of the ordinance will
be re ass igned7 and th e ordinance will not be copied in the official
ordinance book .)
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Ma y o r Schw c alled for a recess at 9:40 P .M. Council
r econven ed at 9 :55 P .M. Upon the call of the roll , the following
were present :
Co un c ilm e n Brown , Dhori y , Lay, Lone , Senti , Schwab.
Abs en : c ounci lman Kreiling .
The Ma yo r d e cla r ed a quorum present.
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Ma yo r S c hwab c alled for the consideration of the bill
fo r an ordin a nce e stabl i shing Paving District No . 19.
A pet i t ion opposing th e proposed four-foot s1 dewalk in
the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant Street was received for
the r ecord .
(Coun cilman Kreiling entered the Council Chambers at
9 :56 P .M. and took his seat with Council .)
Councilman Lay stated that he was in support of the
petition rec ei ved fro m the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant
Street requesting that four-foot sidewalks not be constructed.
counci lman Lay stated that the e xisting sidewalks were adequate
except for those that need ed to be replaced.
City Manager Dial discussed with council the giving of
a 50 per cent credit against the assessment for two-foot sidewalks
which are in good condition and did not need to be replaced. Mr.
Dial stated that this would reduce the cost of construction of
a four-foot sidewalk by 50 per cent to the property owners.
Dis cussion ensued.
Mr. Kenneth c. Carlberg, 3865 South Grant, appeared
b efore City Council and requested cl arification of the 50 per
cent c r edit.
City Manager Dial stated that electrical lights, r eta in -
ing walls, and driveways would be replaced or remo ved at the
owner 's expense as in other paving districts in other parts of th e
community .
Upon qu es tion, t e n individuals indicated that they we re
in favor of th e 50 per cent credit in the construction of four-
foot sidewalks to those properties which had two-foot sidewalks
in good condition.
Mr. Marl in Frakes , 3768 South Grant , appeared before
city Council and ask ed wheth€r those stones for which a property
owner would receive c r edit would be marked.
Director of Public Works Waggoner replied to the
a ffirm a tive.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED , THAT
A CRED I T IN THE AMOUNT OF 50 PER CENT BE GIVEN TO THOSE PROPERTY
OWNERS I N THE 3700 AND 3800 BLOCKS OF SOUTH GRANT STREET WHO
PRESENTLY HAD TWO-FOOT SIDEWALKS IN GOOD CONDITION . Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Lo ne ,
Senti, Schwa b .
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Th e Ma yor d c lared the motion carried and t h a t he bi ll for an
ordinanc e creat ing Paving District No . 1 9 would be read and con-
s idered la e r in the meeting .
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Mr . Robert A. Lehman, a ttorney , repre senti ng th e V .F .W.
Post No. 322, 3860 South Jason Stree t , appeared before City Council
and reques ed that the application of the V.F.W . for a club l iquor
l icense be received an d a public h e aring date on the appl ica tion
be esta bl1shed .
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, CO UNCILMAN SENTI SECO NDED, THAT
'l'HE APPLICAT ION OF THE V .F'.W. POST NO . 322 , 3860 SOUTH JASO N
STREET, FO R A CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE BE RECEIVED AND THAT A PUBLIC
HEARING BE ESTABLISHED FOR MAY 18 , 1970 AT 8:00 P.M.
City Council discussed the date for a public hearing.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MOTION BE AMENDED BY ESTABLISHING THE DATE FOR PUBLIC
HEARING AS APRIL 20, 1970. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lone.
Nays: Councilmen Lay , Senti, Schwab.
Abs ent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Upon the call of the roll on the original motion, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay , Lon e ,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: None .
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Ray E. Ginther , 434 29th Avenue , Greeley, Colorado,
appeared b efore City Council and requested the approval of the
transfer of the liquor license of the Glass Bottle, 336 West
Hampden from Mr s . Bobbie McCord to Mr. Ginther.
A memorandum dated March 16, 1970 from Mr. Stephen
A . Lyon , D1rector of Fin ance , i n r e gard to the transfer of the
Glass Bot l e liquo r l1 cens e was received for the record.
COUN CILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE L I QUO R LICENSE OF THE GLASS BOTTLE, 336 WEST HAMPDEN,
BE REISSUED SUBJECT T O THE RECEIPT OF THE F .B.I . REPORT INDICATING
THAT MR . RAY GINTHER HAS NO FELONY RECORD. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote r es ulted as fo llows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone ,
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Nays: Non e .
Ab sent: No n e.
The Mayor declared the motion c a rried.
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Mayor S chwab c alled f or a recess at 10:25 P.M. Council
reconvened at 10:27 P.M. Upon the call of the r oll , the following
were present :
Councilmen Br own , Dh ority , Kr eiling, Lay , Lone, S e nti ,
Schwab .
Absent : No n e .
The Ma yor declared a q uo rum present.
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MAYOR SCHWAB MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 3 .2 BEER LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE SPORT
BOWL, 3295 SOUTH BROADWAY, 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 hear ing
opened at 10:28 P.M. (A tape recording of the public heari ng
is on file with the official records.)
Listed below are the individuals who appeared before
City council and the exhibits presented.
Mr. John A. Criswell, attorney, 3755 South Broadway .
Exhibit No. 1
Exhibit No. 3
Exhibit No. 4
Exhibit No. 5
Sport Bowl file containing the 3 .2
beer license application: three
letters of reference: the police
and F.B.I. investigation report:
a map depicting the existing liquor
outlets within the City of Englewood:
a listing of current liquor outlets:
the publisher's affidavit on the
Notice of Application and Public
Hearing: a copy of a letter notifying
Mr. Leslie E. Howe, applicant, of
the police and F .B.I. report: and
a letter o ppos i ng the granting of
the liquor license.
Affidavit of Posting .
A map depicting the location of all
3 .2 beer outlets within the City
of Englewood.
A map outlinin9 the are a in which
the appltcant circulated petitions .
Mr. Frank E . Strik er , secretary of Ma rket Service
AssociaLes , 1321 Elati . I • •
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Exhibit No . 7
Exhibit No . 8
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P e titions conta ining 430 signatures
(c ount unverified) of residen~s .
P e titions containing 383 si g na tures
(count unverified) of p a trons of the
Sport Bowl .
Petitions containing 55 signatures
(count unverified) of loc a l business -
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A list of bowling alleys an d the
t y pes of liquor licens es they h ave
from south of Ev ans Av enue and between
the val ley Highway and Sh eridan
Boulevard.
Mr. Leslie E. Howe, 6611 South Logan, appli cant and
owner of the Sport Bow l, 3295 South Broadw a y .
Exhibit No . 10
Exhibit No. lla
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Exhibit No. lld
Exhibit No. 14
Exhibit No. 12
A cop y of the l e as e betwe e n Mr.
Howe and Nielsen Investment compan y .
Photographs of the Sport Bowl.
Photograph of the area inside the
Sport Bowl wh e re the beer would be
distributed.
A ske tch of the floor plan of the
Sport Bowl.
A c opy of the final agreement between
Mr . Howe and Mr . M. Lee East er ,
contractor, for the lane installation
remodeling of the Sport Bowl.
Mr . Marl i n Burke , attorney , 3755 South Broadway .
Exhibit No . 13 A map depicting the dis tan ce from
the Sport Bowl to St. Lo uis
Ele mentary School.
Mr. M. M. Summers , 3140 South Delaware .
Exhibit No. 15
Exhibit No. 16
A petition containing 100 signatures
(count unverified) of residents in
opposition to the 3 .2 beer application .
A p etition containing 104 signatures
(count unverified) of residents in
opposition to the 3.2 beer application .
Mayor Schwab called for a show of hands of those in the
a udience who were opposed and i n f avor of the appl ication for a
3 .2 beer lic e ns e at the Sport Bowl, 3295 South Broadway . One was
opposed to the appl icat ion , and eight were i n favor .
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVE D, COUNCI LMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , L one,
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Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the motion c ar ried , and the public hearing
closed at 11:45 P .M.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE APPLICATION FOR A 3.2 BEER LICENSE AT THE SPORT BOWL, 3295
SOUTH BROADWAY, BE TABLED FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION . 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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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Brown and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE", CHAPTER
25.1 ENTITLED "TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES MUNICIPAL CODE, CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD", BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO RESTRICTING PARKING
OF SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS , TRUCKS , AND COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
city Council discussed the bill for an ordinance and more
spec ifically the manner in which it could be enforced to remove
eyesores from the City's streets and yet not provide a hardship
to those citizens who h ad reasons for parking large vehicles upon
streets for a short period of time.
Mr. Robert S. White, 3073 South Pearl, appeared before
City Council and explained the problem with an eyesore in his
neighborhood to members of City Council.
After discussion it was the consensus of Council that
the bill for an ordinance be deferred for further study and that
the City Attorney search for a new way to cope with the problem.
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The financial report for the month ending February
28, 1970 was received for the record.
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Memoranda between the City Manager and the Director
of Public Works relating to one-way streets were received for
the record.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of February 17, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Firemen's Pension Board meeting of
March 4, 1970 were received for the record with a recommendation
attached.
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD THAT AN
ORDINANCE BE PREPARED REFUNDING THE CONTRIBUTION OF A MEMBER OF
THE FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND IF THE FIREMAN SEPARATES PRIOR TO
BEING RETIRED BE APPROVED. •Wpon the call of the roll , the vot e
resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay,
Lone, Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the motio n carried.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meet ing of February 11, 1970 were received for the record.
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A report by Mr. Hugo T. Ruggiero, Purchasing Agent,
on his attendance at the Purchasing Management Seminar in Tempe,
Arizona, February 15 to 21, 1970, was received for the record.
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The minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meetings of February 11, 1970 and March 11, 1970 were received
for the record. The minutes of the March 11, 1970 meeting had
three recommendations attached.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
BE APPROVED AND THAT THE NECESSARY PAPER WORK BE PREPARED BY THE
STAFF TO IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. THAT THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL VACATE THAT PORTION
OF WEST TUFTS AVENUE EAST OF SOUTH DECATUR LOCATED WITHIN
CENTENNIAL PARK.
2. THAT THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ANNEX THE AREA
KNOWN AS THE "HERNDON PROPERTY" LOCATED IN THE BELLEVIEW PARK
ADDITION.
3 . THAT $5,527 BE APPROPRIATED FROM THE UNAPPROPRIATED
BALANCE IN THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND TO DEVELOP THE SMALL AREA
EAST OF THE NEW PARKING LOT IN BELLEVIEW ADDITION.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
S e nti, Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Absent : None.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried .
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The r e p o rt of the Firemen's Pension Fund for th e year
e nding 1969 was r ecei ved for the record.
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The report of the Policemen's Pension Fund for the
year ending 1969 was received for the record.
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that in regard to the
law suit brought against Royal-Globe Insurance for its cancellation
of the City 's insurance package , that briefs had been filed and
that oral arguments would be presented. Mr. Berardini stated
that a court decision would be rendered approximately two months
after the oral arguments.
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RESOLUTION NO. 6, SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 44, SERIES OF 1969,
SUBSTITUTING THE TITLE "DEPUTY CHIEF" FOR THE TITLE "ASSISTANT
FIRE CHIEF."
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 6, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. 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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RESOLUTION NO. 7, SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968
BY STRIKING THE CLASSIFIED POSITION OF FIRE RECORDS CLERK, GRADE
LEVEL NO. 16 CREATING A NEW CLASSIFIED POSITION BEING FIRE RECORDS
SPECIALIST AT GRADE LEVEL 18.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 7, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. 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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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS
MADE IN AND FOR SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 69 IN THE CITY I • •
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OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT
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.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book .)
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as f o llows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Lone,
Sent i, Schwab .
Nays: Non e .
Abs e nt: None.
The Ma y or d ec lared the motion c arried .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 7 , SERIES OF 1970
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 VERBATIM RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 7, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Non e.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that the City had
be en filed agains t by the Atchisons for the City's conveyance of
the Atchison ranch property to the Martin Company. Mr. Berardini
stated that this was a renewal of the previous law suit naming the
City of En g lewood and the Martin Comp any which had been won b y
the City in the Colorado Supreme court .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY 'BE AUTHORIZ ED TO DEFEND THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD IN THE SUIT BR OUGHT AGAINST IT BY THE ATCHISONS FOR
THE CITY'S SALE OF TH E ATCHISON RANCH PROPERTY TO THE MARTIN
COMPANY . Upon he c all of the r oll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilm n Brown , Dhori y , Kreil i ng, Lay, Lone ,
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Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that a suit had been
filed against the City by Mr. W. G. Fields and Ms. Billie Louise
Small to quiet the title of certain parcels of property adjacent
to Cinderella City. Mr. Berardini stated that he would submit a
written report on this and the Atchison ranch suit at a later date.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY ATTORNEY BE AUTHORIZED TO DEFEND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
IN THE QU IET TITLE SUIT BROUGHT BY MR. W. G. FIELDS AND MS. BILLIE
LOUISE SMALL. 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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City Manager Dial introduced Mr. Brooks Taylor, the new
traffic director for 'the City of Englewood.
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A memorandum dated March 13, 1970 from Mr. Stanley H.
Dial, City Manager, on the revised municipal code was received
for the record.
City Manager Dial reviewed the memorandum with City
Council.
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City Manager Dial stated that in regard to the improvements
of Hampden Place (the 300 block between Cherokee and Elati) that
he assumed by the failure of Mr. Von Frellick to answer his letter
of October that Mr. Von Frellick would not share in the costs
of the improvement. Mr. Dial stated that the City of Englewood
would need to cooperate with the First National Bank of Englewood
in the street improvement and that the approximate cost would
be $6,000.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY MANAGER PROCEED WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF HAMPDEN PLACE
IN ANTICIPATION OF AN EXCHANGE OF LAND WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF ENGLEWOOD. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
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Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the mot i on c arried.
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City Manager Dial presented a letter dated March 16
f rom Mr. Emmett Curry, president of the Firs t National Bank of
Englewood. Mr. Curry indicated his concern with the traffic pattern
i nsofa r as it a ffects the bank and that the First National Bank of
Englewood is hiring the firm of Harmon O'Donnell Engineers to study
the tra ffic situation . Mr. Curry requested that the City Council
defer further action on the o ne-way pattern until the study b y
Harmon O'Donnell Engineers is c ompleted.
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City Manager Di al requested the approval of Mrs. Dorothy
A. Romans, Planning Direc tor, and a member of the Planning and
Zoning Commiss i on to attend the American Society of Planning
Officials Conference in Ne w York City from April 4 through April
9, 1970. Mr. Dial stated that the cost was approximately $543 per
person and that Mr. Lentsch had been designated as the individual
to attend with Councilman Lone and Mr. Russ Woods as first and
second alte rnat es respectively .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, CO UNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE OUT-OF-STATE TRIP OF MRS. DOROTHY A. ROMANS, PLANNING
DIRECTOR, AND A MEMBER OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
TO ATTEND THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE
IN NEW YORK CITY FROM APRIL 4 THROUGH APRIL 9, 1970 BE APPROVED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Coun cilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lone, Sen ti .
Nays : Councilmen Lay, Schwab.
Abs ent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Di al requested the approval of Mr. Stephen
A. Lyon, Director of Finance, to attend the University of Kansas
City Management Ins ti tute and to review municipal systems develop-
ments at the University of Kansas.
City Council discussed the development of a data pro-
cessing system to serve the City of Englewood.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE OUT-OF-STATE TRIP OF MR. STEPHEN A. LYON, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE,
TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CITY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE AND
TO REVIEW MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
KANSAS BE APPROVED. 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 carr ied .
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City Man ager Dial stated that on Friday, March 13, 1970,
Mayor Schwab had executed a new lease with Mr. Gordon Lamunyon
for the greenhouse property, 35-3600 South Elati, and an agreement
separating a portion of the greenhouse from the lease in order that
the City might proceed with the construction of a new fire station.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL RATIFY THE NEW LEASE HOLD WITH MR. LAMUNYON
AND THE SEPARATE AGREEMENT EXECUTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
ON MARCH 13, 1970. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Lay.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that an easement would need
to be provided the Public Service Company in order that it might
obtain access to the City's new Servicenter.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY BE GRANTED AN EASEMENT TO SERVICE THE
NEW SERVICENTER, 2900 SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DRIVE AND THAT THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE EASEMENT. 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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Mayor Schwab called for the consideration of the bill
for an ordinance concerning Paving District No. 19 to be reopened.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 8, SERIES OF 1970
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.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 8, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, he vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab .
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Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reminded members of Council that
a hearing on the assessments of Paving District No. 18 would
be March 23, 1970 at 8:00 P.M. in the Community Room. Mr. Dial
indicated that prior to the hearing an informal session of Council
would be held to consider other matters.
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City Manager Dial stated that Mr. William McDivitt,
Assistant City Manager in Joplin, Missouri, had been employed as
the new Assistant City Manager for the City of Englewood.
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Mayor Schwab indicated that he was in receipt of letters
from the following individuals concerning the showing of ":riifrasexum"
at the Gothic Theatre.
Mrs. Verlan E. Loyd, 4120 South Delaware.
Mrs. Olive Johnson, 2935 South Sherman.
Mrs. Mildred Harmon, 4101 South Delaware.
Mr. William A. James, 5111 South Meade Street.
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Mayor Schwab expressed his gratitude for the expressions
of sympathy on the part of the City Council and the City of
Englewood in the recent passing of his father.
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Councilman Lay indicated that he had received three
letters from businessmen on Broadway concerning the left hand
turn pockets. Councilman Lay stated that the pockets should be
eliminated completely.
City Manager Dial stated that as yet South Broadway
had not been striped and that the time was rapidly approaching
for striping in order to reduce the hazards involved.
It was the consensus of City Council that the left
hand turn situation on South Broadway be a subject for the
study session prior to the March 23, 1970public hearing.
City Council discussed what authority should be granted
the Director of Public Works for decisions affecting traffic
patterns and what authority should be retained by City Council.
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RESOLUTION NO. 8, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPOSAL TO AMEND ARTICLE
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NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS:
THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
(Copied in full in the official Reld~·:aok".i")
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 8, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the c al l of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ay es: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Na ys: None.
Absent: None .
Th e Ma yor decl a red the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED . Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhor ity , Kreiling, Lay, ~ne,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned
a t 1:15 A.M .
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REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
MARCH 16, 1970
8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation b y the Rev. Allen Strong of the First
Presbyterian Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout
Troop No . 153, and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Regular meeting of March 2, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
(b) Mr. Roy Lucier, 3144 South Fox Street, will be
present to discuss a neighborhood drainage problem.
(c) A number of individuals have requested to be placed
upon the agend a with respect to the matter of the
proposed storm drainage and flood control fee as
follows:
(1) Mr. H. J. Corah, 4031 South Fox Street.
(2) Mr. Dallas Tourney, 3180 South University
Boulevard, and others.
(3) Mr. Rex Fulscher, 33 5 South Bannock
Street.
(4) Mr. Jim Smith of the Julia Temple Center,
3401 South Lafayette Street.
(d) Mr. Lew Romans will be present to request an
application for a club liquor license for the V. F. W. ,
3860 South Jason Street.
(e) Mr. Ray E. Ginther, 434 29th Avenue, Greeley,
will be present to request a transfer of the liquor
license of the Glass Bottle, 326 West Hampden
Avenue, presently owned by Bobbie McCord.
3. Public he aring regarding an application for a 3. 2 beer license at
the Sport Bowl, 3295 South Broadway.
4. Communications.
(a) Finance report for the month ending February 28,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(b) Memoranda between the City Manager and the
Director of Public Works relating to one-way streets.
(Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Minutes o[ the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 17, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(d) Minutes of the Firemens' Pension Board meeting
of March 4, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that the con-
tributions made by individual firemen toward
the pension plan be return d to that fireman
in the event he should leave th services of
the City.
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4. Communications. (Continued)
(e) Minutes of the Board of Adjustment a nd Appeals
meeting of February 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(f) Report of attendance of Mr. Hugo T. Ruggiero,
Purchas ing Agent, at Purchasing Management
Seminar in Tempe, Arizona, on February 15-21,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(g) Petition opposing the proposed four foot (4') side-
walk in the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant
street. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(h) Minutes of the Parks a nd Recreation Commission
meeting of February 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(i) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of March 11, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(1) Memorandum recommending that a portion
of West Tufts Avenue east of South Decatur
street located within Centennial Park be
vacated.
(2) Memorandum recommending that the area
known as the "Herndon Property" located
in the Belleview Park Addition be annexed
to the City.
(3) Memorandum recommending that $5, 527 be
appropriated from the unappropriated balance
in the Park Tmprovement Fund to develop the
small area east of the new parking lot in
Belleview Addition.
(j) Report of the Firemens' Pension Fund for the year
ending 1969 . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(k) Report of the Policemens' Pension Fund for the
year ending 1969. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
5. City Attorney.
(a) Ordinance on final reading establishing a storm
draina{;e and flood control fee. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Report regarding l aws uit by the Royal-Globe Insur-
ance Company.
(c) Bill for an Ordinanc regarding the parking of
overs1zed vehi cles and construction equipment
on public streets. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(d) Resolution c h angi ng the title of the Assistant Fire
Chief to Deputy Fire Chief and upgrading the position
of Fire Records Clerk, Grade 16, to Fire Records
Sp cialist, Grade 1 . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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(e) Ordinance on final reading establishing assess-
ments for Sidewalk Improvement District No. 69.
(f) Ordinance on final reading establishing the
Municipal Court as a Court of Record.
(g) Attorney's choice.
6. City Manager.
(a) Memorandum dated March 13, 1970, regarding
Municipal Code. (Copi e s transmitted herewith.)
(b) Report regarding improvement of street between
the City Hall and the new First National Bank
building.
(c) Request for a pproval of attendance of the Planning
Director a nd one member of the Planning and
Zoning Commission at the American Society of
Planning Officials Conference in New York City
from April 4th through April 9th.
(d) Request for approval of attendance by Stephen A.
Lyon, Director of Finance, to attend the University
of Kansas City Management Institute and to review
data processing developments involving the University
of Kansas.
(e) Report regarding a djustment to the lease to Mr.
Gordon LaMunyon of the Oliner Greenhouse property.
(f) Approval of a n easement to the Public Service
Company necessary to serve the City's new Servicenter.
(g) Manager's choice.
7. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
8. General discussion.
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Councilman's c hoi ce.
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, t~e undersig ne d property owners i n the 3700 an d 3800 block s of South Grant Street,
lunsfi eld Ad dition, City o f Englewood , DO PROTEST t~e rem oval of existinf 2-foot side-
w;lks an d i n sta lla tion o f u-foo t walk • e do not f e el tre nee d of u-foot walk ad -
jacent o exis inp 6-i nch curb s a nd defin itely protes he d e truction of 100D 2-foot
wa lks .
In t he eve nt the Cou n cil d oes not see f i t to s e t aside the rulinr f or the wid er walks,
we do not feel we should be ch arge d f or r emo val of th e ex istinp good -cond iti on walk s .
If , over ou r protest , t lte Cou ncil ins i sts on the wi de walks (which we fe el are no t
needed and , in f act , are out-dated) we a gr ee th;ot t he remo val of ex isting wal ks should
be at the expense of the City of tnglewood , not at the ex pen s e of property owners .
We furth er feel that i f a ny ex istin walk which does not conform to Council's rul i ng
is a llowed to rema i n , then a ll non-conform in walks should remain an d t~ use d a s a
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WE, the undersi~ned property owners in the 3700 and 3800 b l ocks of Sou h Gr ant 'treet ,
Mansfield Ad diti on , City of r.n!!'lew ood , LO PROTEST t ne removal of existing 2-foot sid e -
walks and install•t.ion nf u-foot walks . \'ie do not fe el he need of 4 -foot walks ad-
jacent to existinr 6-inch curbs and d efinitely protest the d es ruction of r~OD 2 -foot
walk11 .
In the event the Council do e s not !lee fit to s et aside he rulinp for the wider walks ,
we do net feel we shou ld be ch arged for removal of hto existinR good -condition walks,
If, over our p r otest, the Council insists on the Yfide walks (,.hi h 'I'Je fee l are not
needf'!d and , in fact , arl" out-da t-d) we arree +ha .h i" re oval of existin r; wa]kl! should
be at the expen e f rf'! City of F:nglt-•'ood, n o a he ex pense of property o1mer s .
f'! further f e e l t h a t if any exis inp walk w ich does no c o form to Cour.cil 'R rul jnp
i s allowed r"'main , t en all non-con orminp walks should remain and be u~<e d as a
gauge for thn!le ha v · p no walks a , •he . res!'n time ,
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MARCH 2 , 1970 r 0 1-I
REGULAR MEETING:
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The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapa ~
County, Colorado, met in regular session on March 2, 1970 at · 8:00 P.M.
Ma yo r S chwa b, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Allen Strong of
t h e Englewood First United Presbyterian Church. Pledge of
Allegiance was l ed b y Bo y Scout Troop 153 .
The Mayor asked for roll c all. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Lay, Lone, Senti , Schwa b.
Absent: Councilman Kre i l i ng.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present 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. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Sen t~,
Na ys: None.
Absen t: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ma yor Schwab recognized the following c i tizens from
the list o f "Special Citizen Program Invitees":
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lukezic, 4548 South Bannock Street
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kebba, 4660 South Mariposa Street
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Mayor Schwab recognized the following members of the
various boards and comm issions of the City for their service and asked them to step forward:
Board or Commission
Plann i ng & Zoning Commission
Board of Ad j ustments &
Appeals
Public Library Board
Elec t i on Commission
C. K. Touchton
Dudley Pitchford
Muriel Smith
Harry Fleenor
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Mayor Schwab me n tio n ed th at Mr . Russ Woods an d Doctor
Wa l sh , who were unable to a ttend , had served eight ye a rs o n the
Firemen's P e nsion Board and two yea r s on the Public Library Board
respectivel y .
Ma yor Schwab recogn1 zed Mr . Herman Oliner for h1s ser-
vic e on the Wat er and Sewer Board . Mr . Schwab presented Mr.
Oliner with a pl a que and s ated that he had served on the Board
for over ten yea rs , 1948 to 1970.
Mayor Schwab recognized Mr . L. L. Brownewell and Mr.
R. F . Frantz, who were unable to attend, for their service on
the Water an d Sewer Board. Mr. Schwab stated th a t both of the se
gentlemen h ad served over ten years on the Board.
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Mr . Ha r old Rust , manager of the Englewood office of the
Publ ic Service Comp an y , appeared before City Council an d present e d
a f ranchise check for the precedi ng six months in the amount of
$40 ,554 .67 .
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Ma yo r Schwab stated that he had rece1ved two pet1t1ons
in r egard to the pav1ng of the 4200 block of South Huron Street;
one request1ng th at the block be wi thdrawn from Pav1ng D1str1ct
No . 1 9, a nd the o her requesting that 1t remain i n the D1s tr1ct .
COUNCILMAN SENT I MOVE D, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE 4200 BLOCK OF SOUTH HUR ON STREET RE MA IN WITHIN PAVING DI STRICT
NO . 1 9 AND THAT THE STREET TAPER FROM 44 FEET WIDE DOWN TO 36
F EET WIDE .
Discussion e nsued.
Mr . Au gust F . Potthoff , 4254 South Huron , appeared before
City Council and obJected to the improvement of the 4200 block of
South Huron S treet as proposed.
Directo r of Public Works Waggoner appe a red before C1ty
Council and expl a i ned the t apering of the street from 44 f eet to
36 feet 1n width .
Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwa b . Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Lay, Lone , Senti,
Nays: Non e .
Abs e nt: Councilman Kreil i ng.
The Ma yo r declared the motion c arri e d.
Ctty Counc1l d1scussed the paving of the 000 block of
East Leh1gh ln Pav1ng D1str1ct No . 19.
C1ty Manager Dial 1nd1cat ed that survey informa t1on
h ad been rece1ved from Mr . Dave Nicholl, Arapahoe County Surveyor,
ind1cat1ng that the gara ge owned by Mr. L . Norv al P earce , 3801
South L1ncoln S reet , was one foot on the City's r1ght-of-way .
Mr . Dial s ated that construct1on of a street 44 feet 1n w1dth
would mean the relocat1on or removal of Mr . Pearce's ch a 1n l1nk
fence and shrubbery.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCI LMAN LAY SECONDED, 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 CON STRUCTION TO BE SHIFTED TWO FEET
SOUTH FRO M 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
ac tion until such time as the survey is reviewed by his of fice
and the map is checked. Mr. Banta stated that he want ed time to
consider both the survey and motion presently before City Council
insofar as it aff ected his c li ent .
Director of Public Works Waggoner appe ar ed before City
Council and exp lained the effect o f the relocation of the street .
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 Ma yor decl a red the motion carried.
City Coun ci l discussed the width of walk to be used on
Grant S treet .
COUNC ILMAN 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 b efore
City Council and expres sed his concurrence with a four-foo t wid e
walk.
Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resul ted as follows :
Schwab.
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion c arr ied .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORIT Y SECONDED, THAT
THE AL LEY EAST OF SOUTH BROADWAY FROM THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAS T
LEHIGH TO THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST MANSFIELD BE DELETED FROM PAVING
DISTRICT NO . 19. 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 carried .
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 , representing Mr. George Buckel, 3950
South Grant, appeared before City Council and explained the drain-
age probl em in the area. Mr. Buckel indicated that he was objecting
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to the paving of the street before an y solution to the drainage
was obtained.
Director of Public Works Waggoner reported on soil tests
in the 300 block of East Nassau. Mr. Waggoner indicated that four
tests had been made and in all locations the conditions were such
as to warrant new co nstruction.
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Introduc ed as a Bill by Co uncilman 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 pass a ge by 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. 50 PER MONTH
1 INCH $ 3 .7 5 PER MONTH
1 1/4 INCH $ 6 .00 PER MONTH
1 1/2 INCH $ 8.60 PER MONTH
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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DEPARTMENT SHALL" BE ADDED.
7. SUB-CHAPTER 8.11-5, THE PHRASE "ACCOUNT OF THE
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTME NT" BE DELETED AND THE WORD "FUND" BE
ADDED.
8. SUB-CHAPTER 8 .11-5, SECTION (A), THE PHRASE "ACC OUNT
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:
Ayes: Counci lme n Brown , Dho rity , Lay, Lone, S enti ,
Schwab .
Nays : None.
Abse nt: Councilman Kreiling .
The Mayor decl ared the motion c arried.
Mrs . Charles Henning, 3074 Eas t Corn ell Circ l e , appe ared
before City Council in support of the s t orm drainage ch a rge
i n corpo rated within the bill. Mrs. Henning stated th at a group
h ad been formed in support of improvin g the storm drain ag e situ-
ation. Th e group was calling itself, The Englewood Citizens for
Storm Drainage and Flood Control. Mrs. Henning asked those in
the audie nc e who were supporting the storm dra in a ge charge to
s h ow thei r h ands. Forty -two people in attendanc e were in support
of the measure. Mrs . Henning request ed tha t the Hoskins' storm
drainage report be updat ed b y an engineering firm , tha t the
engineering fi rm state the priorities for the development of the
storm drainage program particula rly if the program is on a pay-
as-you-go basis i nst e a d of bonds , and that federal funds f or
the s torm drainage construction be sought by the City Council .
Mrs. Henning offered the support of her group in the storm drain-
a ge ma tter .
Upon the c all of the roll on the original motion , the
vote resulted a s fol lows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, S enti ,
Schwab .
Na ys : None.
Absent : Councilman Kre ilin g .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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A memorandum from Stephen A . Lyon , Director of Finance,
and Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works, to Mr. Stanley
H. Dial, Ci y Manag er , regarding traffic signal support poles
was received for the record.
City Manager Dial stated that it was his recommendation
that the span wire poles for the school crossin g traffic signal
program be awarded to American Pipe and Supply as lowest and best
and that the other low bidders on the additional equipment for
the school crossing traffic signals be also awa rded as bid.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECON DED , THAT THE
AWARD OF THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT BE MADE IN THE FOLLOWIN G
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Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Sen ti ,
Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Abs e nt: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carri e d.
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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 recommendi ng th e approval of a resolution of parti-
cipation in the federal rent supplement program was attached 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:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, S enti ,
S chwab.
Na ys : Non e .
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of Janu ary 14, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commission e rs
meeting of February 19, 1970 were received for the record with
two memorandums attached. The first memorandum recommended that
the position of the Fire Records Clerk, Grade 16, be upgraded and
the title ch anged to Fire Records Spec~alist, Grade 18 . The second
r ecommend ed that Resolut~on No . 44, Series of 1969 be am e nd ed to
substitute the title of Assistant Chief to De puty Ch ief with the
pay level remaining the same .
Fire Chief Hamilton appe ared before City Council and
discussed the reorgan i zation of the Fire Department. Mr . Hamilton
stated that the two recommendations of the Board of Career Service
Comm issioners were consistent with his plans for reorganization
of the Fire Department , an d he so recommended them.
Discussion e n sued .
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT THE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS BE
ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE DIRECTED
TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION TO BE AVAILABLE AT THE NEXT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon the c all of the roll, the vot e resulted
as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti ,
Schwab.
Nays : None.
Absent: Councilman Kre i ling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Introduc ed 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 call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone , Sen ti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absen t: Councilman Kreiling.
The Ma yo r declared the mot ion ca rried .
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN t E 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 VERBATIM RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY 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. 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 motion 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 P RICE TO BE PAID THEREFORE; THE
METHOD OF PAYMENT THEREOF; AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING APPLICATION
FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE; AND AUTHORIZING INTER-GOVERNMENTAL AGREE-
MENTS.
(Copi ed in full in the offici al Ord i nance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 5 , SERIES OF 1 970 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:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Counci lman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the 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 fu ll in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNC ILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the call of the rol l, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Abs e n t : Councilman Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berard ini presented a status report on
various litigation which had been h an dled by former City Attorney
Criswell , submitted by Mr. John A. Criswell, Ma rch 2, 1970 .
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that a potential rat
infestation had been found on the Miller property , 4089 South
Acoma , and requested approval to seek a temporary restraining
order which would allow for the clean i n g of the property.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCI LMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
T3E 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 c all of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
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Aye s: Councilmen Brown , Dh or ity , Lay, Lone, Sen t i ,
Schwab.
Na ys : None .
Abs e n t: counciv an re1lin .
Th e Ma y o r d ecla red
Ci ty Attorn y
concerning th e crea 1on
cerning park i n g of l arg v
presented a t the nex C1 y
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a a n ordi nance
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and wo uld be
COUNCILMA N LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECOND ED , THAT
COUNCILMAN DHORITY BE APPOINTED AS THE CITY'S ALT ERNAT E TO THE
DENVER REGIO NAL COUNCI L OF GOVERNME NTS . Upon the call of the
roll, th e vo te r e sulted as follows :
Aye s: Counc i lme n Brown , Lay , Lone, Senti , Schwa b .
Na y s: No n e.
Abstain: c o u n ci lman Dh ority.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling.
Th e Mayor dec lared th e motion c arried.
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In tro duced as a Bi ll b y Councilman Lay and read in f ull,
A BILL F OR
AN ORDINAN CE CREA TING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COL ORADO, TO BE KNOWN AS PAVING DISTRICT NO.
19, ORDERING THE CONS T RUCTION THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLE Y IMPROVE-
MENTS ; PROVIDING FOR TH E I SSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DISTRICT IN
PAYMENT F OR SAID IMPRO VEMENT S ; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
AND TO BIDD ERS FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS OF SAID CITY.
COUNC I LMA N LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL F OR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon th e call of the r o l l , the v o t e resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dh o ri t y , Lay , Lone , S e n ti ,
Schwab.
Na y s : Non e .
Abs e n t : cou n ci lman Kr ei ling.
The Ma yor dec lared the mo tion c a rried.
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The fin a nci a l report for the month of January was received
for the record.
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A report reg ardin g the n eed to update the Ci t y 's s t orm
dra i n age plan wa s given o r ally b y City Manager 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. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Counci lman 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 alternatives 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 r ecommendation be accepted.
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City Manager 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 l e ase of the green house on the property
to be utilized by the fire station. Mr. Dial requested that he
be authorized to give notice of cancellation of the lease should
it be necessary in the negotiations.
It was the consensus of City Council that this permission be granted.
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City Manager Dial stated that Arapahoe Mayors would
be held on March 5 , 1970, and that the topic of discussion would be mobile 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 D~n site . Mr. Kelley offered the City first choice.
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Mayor Schwab stated his desire for a charter amendment
at the May 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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"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES " -MARCH
Precinct No . 1 -Mr . and Mrs . Richard Bane s , 3031 South Umatilla Street
Precinct No . 2 -Mr . and Mrs . Roger Ame s , 2724 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No . 3 -Mr. and Mr s . L . F. Peechin , 3145 So uth Grant Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Eu gene Jenkins, 3840 South Galapago Street
Precinct No . 5 -Mr. and Mr s . Duane Flower, 1199 East Dartmouth Avenu e
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mr s . Vernon Bowen, 3271 South Humboldt Street
Precinct No . 7 -Mr . and Mr s . E. M. Tucker , 2339 Ea s t Floyd Place
Precinct No . 8 -Mr . and Mr s . Harold L. Pritc hette, 3569 South Pearl Street
Precinct No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s . J . A. Fleek, 4400 South Pearl Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr . and Mrs. Virgi l Davidson, 4153 So uth Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 11 -Mr . and Mr s . C. L. Wetzbarger, Jr ., 4332 South Lincoln Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr . and Mrs . William J . Roys , 4466 South Delaware Street
Precinct No . 13 -Mr . and Mrs . R. E. Weber , 3000 We st Monmouth Avenu e
Precinct No . 14 -Mr . and Mr s . Harold W. Storm , 4970 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr . and Mrs . Lawrenc e Horton, 4756 So uth Delawar e Street
Preci nct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Adner V. Payne, 489 1 So uth Clarkson Street
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BY At:JrHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.
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; At:JrHORIZING THE CREATION OF LIENS
FOR NONPAYMENT OF SAID FEES; AND SEGREGATING SAID FUNDS FOR
THE USE OF STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL ONLY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 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 public 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 establishment of a separate storm 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 DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DIVISION
ESTABLISHED:
There is hereby established within the Public works De-
partment of the city of Englewood a storm drainage and flood
control division. The Director of Public works is hereby
authorized to administer 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 DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL FEE:
A storm drainage and flood control fee shall be charged for
each water meter or tap on the City of Englewood water system 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:
.§.ill STORM DRAINAGE FEE
5/8 inch $ 1.50 per 1110nth
3/4 inch $ 1. 50 per 1110nth
1 inch $ 3.75 per 1110nth
1~ inch $ 6.00 per 1110nth
1~ inch $ 8.60 per 1110nth
2 inches $ 8.60 per month
3 i nches $ 8.60 per 1110nth
4 inches $ 15.00 per 1110nth
6 inches $ 15.00 per 1110nth
Plus $.75 for each additional occupant or available unit
o f space for occupancy.
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(a) For the purpose of this sub-chapter occupant
shall mean any person, firm, 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 i mproved 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 f lood control, which fee
shall be based upon the equivalent meter size or tap size
that would have been required f or such improved property
had said property been served by the Englewood water system.
(e) The billing shall be on the f requency of util i ty
billing in effect at any given time.
8.11-4 -CREATION OF 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 storm 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 storm 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 payments 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 storm drainage and flood control facilities and
for which a fee has been charged, together with the amount of
the delinquency assessable to said premises and the same shall
be collected and paid over by the Treasurer of Arapahoe county
in the same manner as taxes are authorized to be collected by
said county treasurer. All of the same shall be remitted to
the Director of Finance of the city of Englewood.
(c) Provisions herein conta i ned for the collection
o f delinquent charges for storm drainage and flood control fees
shall be i n addition to any other remedies for collection o f
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 authorized and directed
to see that the appropriate municipal o fficial or department
shall charge and collect all fees required under any provisions
o f this sub-chapter or o f the rules and regulat ions promulgated
hereunder.
8.11-5 -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 submit 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 deem necessary.
,!ntroduced, read in full and passed on first reading
the ,< ~DOT day of 'z2//I't1/?J , 1970.
on
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
'771z"'e.A , , 1970.
day
Read by title and passed final reading on the _______ day
of ----------------' 19 70.
Published by title as Ordinance No. , Series
of 1970, on the day of-------' 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex-off~cio c i ty clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
f oregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No.
-------------------' series of 1970.
Attestz
Ex-offic1o city Clerk
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Department of
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND
FUND BALANCE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1969
Fund Balance January 1, 1969
Revenues:
Property Tax
Employees Contribution
Interest on Investments
State Allotment
Total Revenues
Total Available
Expenditures:
Pensions Paid
Pensions Volunteers
Miscellaneous & Insurance
Loss on Sale of Investments
Total Expenditures
Fund Balance Decembe~ 31, 1969
Fund Resources:
Cash in Bank -Checking Accounts
Investments (At cost)
Cash with Escrow Agent (First
National Bank)
cash with Wright Investors
Cash with County Treasurer
Investments with Wright Investors
Total Fund Resources
$ 30,359 .33
15,343.84
17,437.54
191800.80
$ 101154.65
25,039.27
1,730.54
19,305.51
$ 3,916.92
211,885.63
13,812.64
4,464.58
542.63
12 71118.10
$335,028.96 C0 /'
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821941.51
$4171970.47
561229.97
$3611740.50
$361 1 740.50
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BY At11'HORITY
ORDINANCE NO. -------• SBIUES 0 1" 1 ~0 (;~
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STORM DRAUIAGE AND F LOOD COIIIT ROL
DIVISION T O BE ADMINISTERED BY THB DBP~MBHT 01" PUBLIC
WO RKS 0 1" THE CITY OF UGLBWOODr ESTABLISHING STORM DRAI!IJAGE
AND F LOO D COtrl'ROL P'EESr AUTHORIZING THE CRBATIOR OP LIDS
PO R RONPAYMEIJT 0 1" SAID P'BBS: AND SBGRBGATING SAID FUNDS POR
THE USE OP STORM DRAINAGE AND PLOOD COIII'l'RO L ORLY .
BE IT ORDA.!NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLBMOOD , COLORADO that a new sub-chapter of chapter a of
the En g lewood Municipal code is enacted as fol lower
8 . 11-l -PUBLIC POL ICY 1
The City council hereby finds and determines that there
is a public need and necessit y for the City to provide for the
acceptance. conveyance of, and disposal of storm and f lood
wa t ers arising within those storm drainage basins, discharging
flood wa ters onto lands wit hin the City o f En g lewood and t hat
the construction of the same and providing a service facility
therefor by the city of Englewood is in the interests of public
health , we l far e , and safety of the citizens of the City of
Englewood . The establishment o f a separate s torm drainage and
f lood control fac i lity will prevent the over-loading and
block ing o f the cit y 's sanitary sewer facilities , thereby re-
ducing the health hazar d to the citizens o f Englewood and the
Ci t y counci l of the City of Englewood hereby finds and det ermines
that there is a general benefit to the public at large by the
est ablishment of a storm drainage and flood control facility .
8 .11-2 -STO!M DftAIMAGB AND P LOQP COIIITRQL DIVISIQ!
BS'l'ABLISBIU?a
There is hereby est ablished within the PUblic works De-
part men t o f t he city of Englewood a storm drainage and flood
control di vision. The Director of Public works is her eby
a uthorized to administer the provisions of the sub-chapter
and to promulgat e rules and r egu lations to ca.rry out the pro-
v isions of the sub-chapt er .
8 .11-3 -STO.AM DRAIJIAGB AHD P'LOOD COI'l'ltOL FIB r
A storm drainage and f lood control fee shall be c harged for
eac h water me t e r or tap on the City of Englewood water syst em to
which the cit y of Englewood furnishes water or accepts sanitary
sewer eff luent and which is within the city l im its o f the city of
Englewood , c olorado in accordance with the f ollowing scheduler
SIZE I!QMM DRAIMGE !I!
5/8 inch $ 1.50 per month
3/4 inch $ 1 .50 per month
1 inch $ 3 .75 per month
1. inch $ 6 .00 per month
1~ inch $ 8 .60 per 80nth
2 inches $ 8 .60 per month
3 inc hes $ 8 .60 per 80nth
4 inch•• • 15 .00 per 80nth
6 inches • 15 .00 per month
Plus $.75 for each adcUtioftal occupant or a•ailable unit
of apace f or occupancy .
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(a) For the purpose o f this s ub-chapter occupant
shall mean any person, firm, or corporation having a right
to possession .
(b) Available unit of space ahall 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 b e based upon each additional
unit in excess of one (1).
(d) Whenever th ere i s any improved property within
the city of Englewood, which property is not served by either
the city water syst em or the City sewer system, a fee shall
b e charged for storm drainage and flood control, which fee
shall be based upon the e quivalent 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 t he f requency of ut ility
billing in effect at any given time .
8 .11-4 -CREATI ON OF 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 storm drainage water and the facilities necessary
for the control of flood wa t er 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 storm 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 payments charged for de-
linquent property taxes .
(b ) The Director of Finance is hereby authorized,
mpowered, and directed to certify to the Treasurer of Arapaho
county , State of colorado the legal description o f the premises
so served by s torm drainage and f lood control facilities and
for which a fee has been charged , together with the amount of
the de l inquency assessable to said preaiaes a .nd the saae shall
be collected and paid over by the Treasurer o f Arapahoe county
in the sam manner as taxes are authorized to be collected by
said county tr aaurer . All of the same shall be reaitted to
the Director of Finane of the City of Inglewood.
(c) Provisions herein contained f or the collecti on
of delinquent charges for storm drainage and f lood control fees
shall b e in addition to any other remedies for collection of
the same no in existence or hereafter promulgated by rule or
r ulation by the Dir ctor of Public works of the city of
Englewood .
(d) The City Manager is hereby authorised and directed
to se that the ppropriate municipal official or departaent
shall charge and collect all fees required under any provisions
of this sub-chapter or of the rules and regulations promulgated
hereunder .
8 .11·5 -AlPLICAfiQ! Or fill•
All stora drainage and f lood control fees paid pursuant to
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the authority of this sub-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, en largement 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 floo d
water facility 6hall 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 submit to the city council a proposed budget for the
construction of storm and flood drainage facilities f or the
ensuing budget year , which budget shall contain a statement
of all amounts presently in said storm drainage and f lood
control fund, together with an estimate of anticipated revenues
f or 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
frOI'CI time to tim to supplement said storm drainage and flood
control fund with other revenues of the City as the council
shall deem 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 Qrdinance Mo. , Series
of 1970, on the day of --------------' 1970.
Mayor
A'l'TEST1
zx-offlclo City clerk
I, Stephen A. Iqon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing ie a true, accurate and CG~~Plete copy of an ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as ordinance 10.
-------------------• Series of 1970.
li=olllclo city clerk
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WE, t h e und er s ign e d p r operly own e r!! i n th e J7~ c! ~~ ~lo c k B of South Grant Street,
ManB fi eld !editi on, C'!.t .v o f l:.n l ewcod, DO PRO TEST tll ef' a l of ex btinl' 2-foot Bid e-
wll l kB and i nsta l l a tion of u-foo t wa l k!!, 'lfe do n o ft"e l trt" ~ o f l.t -foo t walks ad-
j a ce nt t o ex i ~t inp 6-inch c•J rbs and ~d e'l'inite ly p rote.t~ "e d e s rue ion o f I OOD 2-foot
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we do n ot feel we shou ld be c ha rre d f o r removal of th e ex isPing good-conditi on walks.
If, over our protest, t he Cou n c il ins i ste ~n t he wi de wa lke (which we fe el are not
nee d ed and, i n f a ct , are o ut-da ted) we a gree th11 t t he remo val of existing walk!! should
be a t the expense of th e City of l:.ngl ew ood , n ot at the expense of prope rty ow.ner!l,
We fur ther feel tnat i f a ny ex isting walk which d oe s not confo rm t o Co un cil's ru ljng
i s a l lowe d to rema i n, then !!! n on-conform ing wa lks s h ould
@:au ge fo r th o ee havi n e n o wa lk s a t the present t i !IW.
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WE, the undersigned property owners in t he 3700 and )800 blocks of South Gr ant Street,
Va ns fi eld lddi tion, City of r.ngl ew ood , 00 PROTEST th e remov a l of ex is t in ~~: 2-foot side-
wa lks and insta llation nf L-foot wa lks . We do no feel h ~ n eed of b-fo ot walks ad-
jacent to ex istinr 6-inch curbs a nd ' de finitely prote et he d e etruct.ion of (',ClOD 2-foot
wa lks.
In the even t tre Council do e s not ~ee fit to s et as ide the rulin~ fo r the wider walks,
we do ne t feel we should be charged for removal of the ex i sting r-ood -co ndition walks.
If, ove r our p r o te~ , ~e Council insiete on t l ~ wide wal ks (whi cr ~e fee l are not
need~d an d , in fact , are ou t-dated) we a v ree tha t the removal o f exi11 tinr wa ik !l sh ould
be a t the expen s e o r e City of E n~lew o o d , not a t th e expense of pr ope rty owners.
~ further f eel ha t if any ex ietinp wa lk which d oes not conform to Cour.c il'e rul1n~
is allowe d tn roomain, t hen !!,! non-conforminp walke should rema i n and he u !'le d ae a
gauge for thoRe hav i nr no wa lke a t he p resent ti me ~
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!'hla letter ie to appriee you of a eit-U... *1olll U. ar1••
ia regard to the reieeuanee of ~ Olaea -.tt1a ~1 liquor
etore Uoenee fi'OII lin. Bo'bbia IIIICord to Ill'. •ut~aer *tela
will be oonaiclered by the City oo aU at iu lluab 16 ~.
Ia tbe la•t half of Pabruary, 1170, tkie offioe ... fi~~
ooetaoted by a local r•l •uta fiaa ... lat•r ~a. Willl•
JlaCIDzcl, ha8MDd Of lllre • ...._ie JlaCoc., OIIU-~ 11-... Of the
Olaea IIDtUe, iD regal'd to the PftOIIuw toM t.ll .... 1a
the raiaeuaaoa of the Uaaa.e to -.e-. paRt. Ill'. llaCDrd
.,.. iaforMd of the .Proper ~ te folt. -.11 the tl8a
required for app&"OYal of the niamaaoe.
llr. cliather filed appUcaUoa for nia ... aee of the 11-.
aad w.a fiaprpriated fu the fala.J' unat ...._. the '8ek of
llanh 9. n wu leaned t:Jaa~ wall tMt the oloeillf • the eal.a
of tha Glaaa IIDttle took pl ... hit~ 11 ... daat Ill'. Cliather
ia in poa ... aioa of the prem.... (*!ala ua 1 ..... f~ a Ill'.
Yoorheie). "lherefore, it appean tlwat the niem·•• of U..
Ua-... took place prior to ~1 of the ftata _. tiM c:ity Council .
8hoald tha City COUDail approw. tiM nieaauoe, aa tiM n1 -..
haa DOt bean naaiftd, tha appro'ftl alla.W 1ae .... -u..-at
upon the naaipt of info~tioa tlaat lk'. Cliatlaer doea aot haft
a felony record.
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Dirac:tor of PiiUIDOa
cc Bernard v. Berardini, City Attorney
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IMTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUICI~~~~~~~~~~r.~,~d~~~~~~~~,~,------~-
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CIT~ O F LNC..LL .. coo.'c o~o. A BILL FOR
A& ORDiliAIIC& »lUDI "THE JIOO&L 1'RAP'PIC CODE", CHAflrJ!:Jt 25.1
Ell'l'ITLED '"'ruPFIC ABO MOrOit YEIUCLD .MUIIICIPAL CODa, CI"l'Y OJ'
E GLEWOOD", BY ADDIIIG A 11ft IIIC'tlO. '!'!UUtftO ltU'!'IUC"!'IJrG PAU-
l 01" PllCIAL MOBIL!: J!:OUIPMSift, TRAILIUtS, '!'RUCJCS, AJID C~
MmtCIAL VDIICLBS WI'I'RIW '1'1'18 CITY OP DtGLEWOOD.
BE I'f OIIDAIRBD BY '!'BE CI'I'Y COU.CIL OJ' 'I'D CI'l'Y OP EIIGLR-
WOOD, COLORADO aa fo llowas
Ststioq 1 -•tg JfNp1 · JMPflC copl"
chapter 2 5 .1 entitled •Traffic and Motor Vehicl .. " of
the K-ic:ipal COde of the city of ... gl.wood ia hereby ... nded
by adding a new section thereto ae followaa
Section 25.5 -Article xs, Section 11-5 -
(a ) It shall be unlawful for the operator or owner
of any autonobile, transport trailer, moving van, tranait-
mix concrete truck, trailer, •ami-trailer, or truck with
manufacturer' • rated capacity in exoHs of one and one-
hiillf tone (lis), or apeaial IIObile equiljllleDt u defined
herein to atop, atand, or park such vehicle or to cause
auch v hicl to be atopped, etood, or parked for a period
in excesa o f tour houra at any U.JM eli!Cept •en auch
.ebiclo i s b i n g expeditiously loaded or unlo~. or
.obile equipaent ia being used to perfora the apecial
operations for which it wae desiqned, on any street, or
hiqhway, alley, or other public way within th city.
tb) Tank trucka, tank trailera, or tank s .. i-trailera
shal not park upon the streeta, alleys, public or private
places within the city except vhen entirely ..pty, and
then o ly for a period not eJ~Ceeding one (1) hour. IJO
tanka of e\XIb ,.hiclM ahall be repaired except -..
COIIPlftely .-qrty fl'GII infl-.ble liquid• &ftd only after
being thol:'o hly ate....S or waa'bed to .,_,. all ~
ploain vapora. _, tank truck, tank a .. i-trailer, or
tank trailer uaed for tranaporti.D9 liquified ~roleua
or g u. whether lCMCled or elliiPtY, •hall be p.uited or
allowed to r ... i n upon the atreets, alleys, or other public
property or upon any private property within the city ex-
cept when actually engaged in fillia; ·~•9• taaka or
while under repaira.
(c) Other provieiona of this COde r89ulating the
transportation and ator • of fl.-ble liquid• and 9 U"
h 11 r ... in in tull force and attect and are not re-
pealed thereby.
(d) The tara or phraae •special MObile BqUi nt•
h all for the purpoe a o t th i ordinance have the following
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otherwiae, deaigned prt.&rily for operation or uae
on or ott the atrHta an4 highwaya and only inci-
dentally ued or .,. .. IIPOD auah au..u or highwaya.
~hi• definition ahall include by way of ex..ple and
not by way of liaitation anovplow.. road conatruction
or aaintenance equi~t. ditch digging or excavating
apparatua, v.ll drilling or boring equip.ent, fire
fighting equipaent and vehicles deaigned to tranaport
equtpnallt aad Yeltlcl" aaed in COlUlect.ioll with ~ f~
the repair lind -intenuae of eoutrGCticm or .. iA-
tenanea equiJIIMnt t-.porarUy or peraanently JIOunted
on e\ICh ~1«1 prcwtded sach equi ... nt b trana-
ported fro. yard u jolt, job to job, or job to yard,
and equi~t priaarily designed for hoiating, lifting ,
.ovin9, l..clinq, ttr di 1 operation•. 1'he foregoing
definition 1e partial and shall not a:oclude other
vehicle• of unuaual deaign, aise or shape that are
"-i.vned pr~Uy for JIUI'POtiU other than tranaporting
•erchandia or passengers.
Iatzodueed. read l n 11 and pe eed on f irat reading on
the 4-.y of------· 1970.
P\lltU.ablld aa a Bill for 11ft OrtU.nane-on the ___ .._clay
ot -------"'--lt70.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex-officio city clerk
I. Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and co.plete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and paeaed on first
reading on the day of , 1970.
Ex-officio city clark
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A BILL FOR
All OJCDI11All0 »''EWDIWC •TJIZ MODSL '!'aAI'TIC c ODE•, CIIA"alt Z5.1
~LED •'I'UPP I C All!) IGI'Oa YEIIICLa MUIII C IPAL ~. Clft V
EJICLEWOOD•, Jrf ADDIIIG A ... la:'rlC. 'I'MU"PP ltU'I'Uc:'riitCI Ma-
.,rwo Or !PZCIAL MOelLE SQUIPIIDI', TU.ILBitS, '!'.lit~, ~ ~
C OMUCIAL V..ICI.a Wifti• 'rD Cl'l'T OP' D~D. ()~
Ci U IT OBAI-.D BY YD CI!'Y eou.ciL Ol' TD Cl'I'Y OP ~
.OOD, COLOU..OO u t'OllGW8 :
ltpti.og 1 -"TTi -': IMITIC copw•
cbapt~r 25.1 entitled •traffic &ftd Motor Yahi.al ... of
Ule ICWlic:ipal COda of the cUy of 8a9lwood 1• hereby ...nded
by adding a new aec~ion thereto aa follow.t
Section 25.5 -a.ticla xt, leetiOft 11-5 -----=-=
(a) It ahall be unlawful for tile operat:or or ...,._.
ot any auto.oltU.e, uau~ trailer, ..,inCJ .... u ... 1t.-
•1x COQCrete t~. Uallu, •eai-Uailez-, or ~niOk with
aan\lf..rt.urar' • rete:~ ...-aiqo in ..... of ODe ... OAe-
half t ... (1~), oc .,..ial -.bile equi .... ~ aa ••flaed
h•e1n to at.p, .~. or puk a\ICh ftlhi.ale or t:o ca ...
nch vehicle to 1M •tos9ed. at.ood. or puked for a ~i.M
in •.xc:.a• of f~ heur• u uy ~t.e ~ •-•-"
vallicle 1a bd1t9 npeditiouly loaded or unloa•ad. •
aalaile equi,...~ ia bei n q ... ed t:o perfo:na the apec:ial
operatlooa tor '*icb it waa daaiqn.c!, on any a~reet, or
hl<;Jbvay, alley, or ~ public way within the cuy.
(b) lank tnlllka, tau t.ra11el'a, 01" ~ •-1-Uailu•
aball ~ park \lfOia tile •t.reeta. alleya, public or Jllrivata
plaa .. within tba City ...,.~ when entil'ely ~. &Dd
than only fOI" a period not .. eedl.Dq one (1) hou. •
tanke of •-" vehiol .. •hall be repailed UICtel* .._
caap1Kely ..._.ty fn. infl_.,le U.quida ... oaly af~ar
baing ~hly at.....t or vaahed to r_,. all ~
ploain vapwa. 81» tank t.r\lok, t.ank •-i-t.railer, 01"
tank UaUM ued f• u-... ,ea·UIICJ U4•Uied pet.nl.._
or 9M, •~c loale .. or ~Y, ahall be putted 01"
allMMd to ~in \IJOft the aueat.a. all~•· OC' Khar pllblie
pnparty or upon uy J!Wiv'ate property within Ule cUy ..-
ere~ •en aet\l&lly eft9&cJed in tilling at.oraqe tanka or
~11• ~.,. repair•.
(c) ~er provlaiona or thia COd• rafj\llatint tba
traupOI"tulea aad Rorll9• or th-sble u.uiU and 9 ....
•hall r ... in ia t\lll force and effect. and are not. re-
pealed tban .. r.
(d) t'be ta:na ol' pbl'aae •apaaial IIDbUe apt,....t•
ahall t or the purpoae ot th i• ord i nance ba,. the tollowinCJ
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otherviae, clea19fted pz-illarily for opera~1• or ue
on or oft tlle at.r .. u and hiqh~y• and only inai•
dentally ued . or .,._, upon auc:h atr..U or hiflnlaya.
Thia definition ahall include by way of e .... l• a.d
not by way of ·u.aitation anowplow., road COftat.rlletiea
or saintenanee equi~t, ditch digg ing or exaa .. tlaq
app.ratu., w.ll 4rilling or bor in9 equi~t, fire
tiyhting equi~t and .. hicles d .. i9ned to tranaport
oquip.en~ and ..tlicl .. uaed in eonnec:tion with or tor
the repair and .. int•anc• of conatriJCtion or Min-
tenance equip.ent t.-porarily or peraanently .. Qftt.d
on euch vehicl es provided sueh equipaent ia traaa-
port.S froa yard to job, job to job, or job to yard,
and ecpip.ent pz-i.arily cteaiqned for hoiatinq, lifting,
.ovinq, l .. d !ng, or di qq in ~ operations. ~he foregoiaq
definition ia partial and shall not •~lude other
vehicle• Of unueual deai9n, aiae or ahape that are
deai~~Ded prillarily for purpoaes other than tranaporting
~•rchandiae or paaaeniera.
Introduced, read i n full and paae '!d or ... irst r...Sing on
the day or , 19 70.
PUbliah.S •• a Bill for an ordinance on the ____ _;day
Of ----------------· 1970.
Mayor
1\TTEST:
Ex-offic i o Ci ty clerk
I, stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
f oregoing is a true, accurate and complete c opy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and pasaed on first
reading on the day of , 1970.
Ex-officio city Clerk
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A BILL FOR
AN ORD it'V.lfCE AMEJroTIJC ~TilE MOOIL TkM'!"IC CODE•, CHAP'!'E~ 2 5.1
I'Jir'l'ITLLD •TP.ArFI': Aim *'1'0~ n.JIICU! .'ltmiiCIPAL cos-, Clft 01'
EMGLEt)()()D•, In' ADDIIIG A 11ft SBC'UC8 'f!mlt!!'!'O RU!'IUC"''IIfO PAD-
lifO OF S PECIAL MOIIILZ EOUIPilat, T"-'!LE~, !'ltueQ, .\a Calt-
M.E~CIAL VZHICL&S WITIII!f 'I'D CITY OP' DaJ.EtfQOD.
BE 1'1' OltDAIIrBD BY TilE CrrY COOWCI L or Tlm CI'I'Y OP' •ota-
WOOD, CO LORADO a& follow.:
Sest ion 1 -•tu FIP'· JMlflC cop~•
chapter 25.1 entitled •Traffic an~ Motor Vebicl .. • of
the MuniciSNl COde of the City of 8D~l.wood la hereby ... ftded
by add ing a new section thereto aa f oll~t
Section 25.5 -Article Xl, Section 11-5-~§!!~!' Q1
!PBCIN,. UILJ BClVIJIIWJ'• DAIL§M. fJUZC:U. All!
(a) I t shall be unl.vful tor the operator or owner
o f ~ny auta.obila, tran.port trailer, .ovinq van, tranai~
mix concrete truck, trailer, a .. i-treiler, or truck with
manufacturer' • rated oapecity in aJCIC ... of oae and one-
hall tona (1~). or epecial .obile equi,_.nt aa defiaed
here i n to atop, staad, or pan aush vehicle or to ea-e
slaSh vehicle to be atopp.c!, atood. or parked for a period
in excesa of fCNr hours at any tt... e311Cept .;hen ••h
vehicle is bei~ .xpeditioualy load~ or unloeded, or
.obilo equ ip.ent ia being uaed to perfor. the apecial
operations ~or vhish it vas dea igned, on any atreet, or
h i~. alley, ~ other public way within the City.
(b) !'ank truaJL8, taak trailera, or tank •-i-traUera
eball not park upon t.he atreeta, all.y., public or privata
plac .. within the City except when entirely .-pty, aad
then only for • period not eJICMd ill\1 one (1) hour. 110
tanJla or e\lah wehiclea ahall be repaired ..,. -...
co.pletely ~y tra. intl...able li~uids and only atter
bein') tboro\l!;hly ata....t or waahed to r..ova all ...-
ploei•e vapore. 110 tank truck, tank ••i-trailar, or
tank trail~ ueed ,_ uanaportia ~ liquified peU'Ol._
or q .. , -"~Iller lo8ded OJr ~y, ahall be putted .-
allowwd to r ... i n upon the atreot•, all•f•• or other public
property or upon any pr i vate pro~rty within the Ci~y ....
cept ~an actually •qaqed in t illiny atorage Ulnlu or
Vhile ~~•r repair•.
(c) Other prov lei one of thh cocte r~ulatia9 the
tranapoctatlon and •~•9• of tl.-ble liquid• aDd ~ ....
shall r ... in ia tull force a~ ·~teet and are not ~re
pealed thereby .
(d) ~ tera or phrue ~special MOb ile Bqui~t·
s :1a ll for the purpoee ot th io or.iin:~nce have the tollowia9
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on or oft the aueete and hi9hvaya and only iaoi.-
den~ally ~•ed or .OYed ~pon aueh atr .. ta or hiq~ye.
Thia definition aball include by way of -...ple aad
not by way ot liaitation anovplowa, road GOftatruetion
or .. intenance equ1~~. ditch ~iggin~ or eaeaYat1ag
4pparatua, v.ll drilling or boring equi.-ent, fire
fi ~htin 9 ~i~t and Yehicles deaig ned to U&n•part
equ 1.-.nt and ..tllol.. uaed in connect ion v1th or for
the re~ir and -illt•ane• ot c:on•tr~~etion or -in-
tenance equi,..nt t..porarily or peraanently .aunted
o n ~uch vehicl-e provided such oquipaent ia traa.-
ported froa yard to job, job to job, or job to yard,
and ~ui~t prt.&rily deaiqned tor hoi•tinq, liftinq,
~ving, l~ding, or digqing operations. The for890iag
d~tin1tion ia partial and aball not •~lude o&ber
vehicle• ot undaual deai~n. aiae or ahape that are
deai~ned pr~ily tor purpoaea other than tranaportiag
.. rchandiae or paaaen9era.
Introduced, read in full and ~w~~d or ~irat reading on th ~ day of • 1970.
o: Published •• a Bill for an ordinance on the _________ dey
----------------· 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex-o f ficio Ci ty Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and passed on first
reading on the day of • 1970.
Ex-off i cio City clerk
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A BILL BY COUNCILMAN~---------------------------
BY AtJrHORITY
ORDINANCE NO • ----------' SERIES OF 1970
AM -lSRDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE", CHAPTER 25.1
~ITLED "TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES MUNICIPAL CODE, CITY OF
v .GLEWOOD", BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO RESTRICTING PARK-
tlNG OF SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, TRUCKS, AND COM-~RCIAL VEHICLES WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO as f ollows:
Section 1 -"THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE"
chapter 25.1 entitled "Traffic and Motor Vehicles• of
the Municipal code of the city of Englewood is hereby amended
by adding a new section thereto as follows:
Section 25.5 -Article Xt, Section 11-5 -RESTRICTIONS ON
SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, TRUCKS, AND COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES
(a) It shall be unlawful for the operator or owner
of any automobile, transport trailer, moving van, transit-
mix concrete truck, trailer, semi-trailer, or truck with
manufacturer's rated capacity in excess of one and one-
half tons (1~), or special mobile equipment as defined
herein to stop, stand, or park such vehicle or to cause
such vehicle to be stopped, stood, or parked for a period
in excess of four hours at any time except when such
vehicle is being expeditiously loaded or unloaded, or
mobile equipment is being used to perform the special
operations for which it was designed, on any street, or
highway, alley, or other public way withi n the City.
(b) Tank trucks, tank trailers, or tank semi-trailers
shall not park upon the streets, alleys, public or pr i vate
places within the city except when ent i r e l y empty, and
then only for a period not exceeding one (1) hour. No
tanks o f such vehicles shall be repa i red except When
completely empty from inflammable liqui ds and only after
being thoroughly steamed or washed to remove all ex-
plosive vapors. No tank truck, tank semi-trailer, or
tank trailer used for transporting liquified petroleum
or gas, whether loaded or empty, shall be parked or
allowed to remain upon the streets, alleys, or other public
property or upon any private property within the city ex-
cept when actually engaged in filling storag e tanks or
wh i le under repairs.
(c) Other provisions of this Code regulating the
transportat i on and storag e of flammable liquids and gases
shall remain in f ull f orce and effect and are not re-
pealed th ereby .
(d ) The t erm or phrase •spec ial Mob i le Equipae nt •
shall for the purpose of this o rdinance h a v e the f o llow ing
mean ing:
Stecial Mo bi l e ~ui tT en t -Special 1110b ile equip-
ment s all c o nsist o v e~cles self-p ropell ed o r
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otherwise, designed primarily for operation or use
on or off the streets and highways and only inci-
dentally used or moved upon such streets or highways.
This definition shall include by way of example and
not by way of limitation snowplows, road construction
or maintenance equipment, ditch digging or excavating
apparatus, well drilling or boring equipment, fire
fighting equipment and vehicles designed to transport
equipment and vehicles used in connection with or for
the repair and maintenance of construction or main-
tenance equipment temporarily or permanently mounted
on such vehicles provided such equipment is trans-
ported from yard to job, job to job, or job to yard,
and equipment primarily designed for hoisting, lifting,
moving, loading, or digging operations. The foregoing
definition is partial and shall not exclude other
vehicles of unusual design, size or shape that are
designed primarily for purposes other than transporting
merchandise or passengers.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on
the day of , 1970.
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the _________ day
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the ---------
day of , 1970.
Published by title as Ordinance NO. ---------r~' Series
of 1970, on the day of ---------------' l970.
Mayor
AftE~:
Ex-officio city clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance
so. , series of 1970.
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RODUCKD AI A BILL BY COUIC~~--~--~-----------------
ft AU!m&l'l'Y
/ om~ 110. -----• IDIU or 1110
All ORDIJIAEII NIDDIIIG •'I'D Jlllllm, 'l'MWIC c:aa.• • CIIAftU 25.1
D'l'l'fLKD ~C AIID IGI"'R ftiUCLa miiiCIML OODI. CI'l'Y Or
BJJGLDOO.D" • BY ADD:tm A .. l&'l'Ic:. 'l'lilllftO ..s'UC'fiiiQ 'UK-
IS OP SRCIAI. IIQBu.& IQUI,_.• 'l'MII.Iml. 'l'ata:U, AIID CGI-
MaRCIAL VIBlCI.U WI'I'IIIII 'I'D Cl'l'Y or D~D.
(] t;-..._ BB I'l' OJIDIUJIID) BY 'rill Clft comiCU. or 'I'D CI'l'Y Or -~
() tfOOD, COLCDADO .. tollOIWIIa
sectipa 1 -'"'1'lll wgr, Q6llJS c;g•
chapter 25.1 entitled •traffic and Motor vehicl ... of
the MWl.icip&l COde ol. the cJ.ty of ~~l.wood ia her~ ... nded
~ adding a ~ aeetion ~ereto aa fol~t
aeotion 2s.s -.&rttc1• n, ••tion u-s -'li\Uitl' P1
QCfj;PILB IDOtlJ--· 'QAILJM. TIUIC:I§I· AlP
(a) It ahall be alavful for the operator or own r
of any auto.ob11e, tranaport trailer, .o•ing •an, tranait-
ai.a oo.orete uliOk, trailez • •-1-trailer, or trllak with
.anufa.c~ver'a rated ~ity in e..,..• of oae and one-
half tona (1~). or apeoial .obile eqal..-nt aa defined
herein to atop, ataad, or park 8\ICh •ebiole or to cauae
a\ICh vehicle to be atopped, atood, or perked for a period
in exceaa of fo11r ho\lra at any tiae eacept when auch
•ebicle i8 being expeditioualy lOAded or unloaded, or
.obile equi.-.nt ia being uaed to perfora the apecial
operation• for which it vea dea19ft.e. • any atr~. or
highway, alley, or other public way within the City.
(b) Tank trucka, tank trailera, or tank •-i-trailera
eball not park upon the atr .. ta, alleya, public or pri•ate
placea within the city exaept when entirely e.pty, and
then only for a period not exceeding one (1) hour. 110
tanka o f a\IC!h •ehiclea ahall be repaired eXICept -.n
co.pletely -.pty froa infl...able liquid• and only aLter
1Mla9 tMntiiJialy atealled or vaahed to r..o•e all ex-
ploai•e •apora. 110 tank truck, tank •-i-trailer, or
~ ~allu u ... tow u••••n•&.w UqaU1.e ~---• .......... '-•' .. -....... ..-u 1M pu'kal -
aU.,.. M 1r -'• ...-t11ae au.-a. alleJe. ol' ~ JNblic
property or apoa -r ,.rl•au ~rty witlaiA the City ..-
cept wllen a.ctually engaged in Ulliaq atorage tanka or
while \Ioder repair•.
(c) ~er prowiaiona of thia COde req\llating the
tranaportation ud atorag e of fl~le liquida ud g aaea
ahall r ... in in full force and eff•t and are not re-
pealed thereby.
(d) The tera or phr .. e •special Mobile aqui~nt•
ahall for the purpoae o f thia ordinAnCe ha•e tha following
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otherwiae, deaigned pr~ily for operation or uae
on or off the atreeta and highway• and only inci-
dentally uaed or .o•ed upon auch atre.U or hiqhvaya.
Thia definition ahall include by way of e~le and
not by way of liait.ation anowpl~. road conat.ruct.ion
or maintenance equipaent., ditch digging or exca .. tinq
apparatua, vell drilling or boring equipaent, fire
fighting equipaent and vehicle• d .. iqned to tranaport
equipaant and .ebicl .. ..-d in conAeotion with or for
the repaiz and .. ia~ .... of --~ion or aain-
tenance equi,..at ~arily or peraanently .ounted
on auch ••llicl .. l*'OYided auch equi.-ent. ia tran-
ported frc. yard to job, job to job, or job to yard,
And equi~t pr~ily 4eaiqned for hoiatinq, lifting,
u.o•iA<J, load.iaq, .-diCNin9 o,_-ationa. 'rM foregoill9
defiaiU..oe ia partial and aball not .-111118 oth~
vehicle• of unuaual deaiqn, aiae or ahape that are
deaiqn .. pr~Uy foz-parpoaea other than tranaportinq
.. rchandiae or paaaenqera.
Introduced, read in full and paaaed on fir at reading on
the day of , 1970 •
.,muahed aa a 8111 for an or:dinaace on the _____ day
of ---------• 1970.
a-ad by title and pu•ed on final reading on the ----
day of , 1970.
PUbliahad ~ tiel• •• QEdinanca ao. _______ _._, sarie•
of 1970, on the day of , 1970
Mayor
ji;Olilclo city clerk
1, stephan A. 16'01\• do hueby certify t.Ut the abo .. and
f•eCJOlDIJ ia a true, aaoura~ and aa.pl~ copy of an Qdinanca
.... ad on final ....ain9 and publiabed by U.tla u OE'diAanae
JIO. , sui .. of lt70.
a.-ol!IClo city cleik
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Property Tax
Sales Tax
Franchise Taxes:
Public Service Co.
Mountain States
water Utility
Sewer Utility
Total
Other Taxes:
Spec. Ownership
Cigarette Tax
Liquor Occupational
Total
Fees & Permits:
Street Cuts
Building Permits
Electrical Permits
Plumbing Permits
Spec. Reg. Fees
Dog Licenses
Misc. Licenses
Total
Municipal Court
Revenue from Other
Agencies:
State Liquor Lie.
State H/W users Tax
county Court Fees
Total
Service Charges:
Library Fees
Engineering Fees
Mobile Home
Police
Fire Districts
Library Contract
State H/W Maint.
Total
Other Revenues:
Interest
Mis cellaneous
Total
Total Revenue
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Anticipated current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month collected To Date
$ 188,626 $ 11,610 $ 11,610 6 $ 10 ,782
1,686,570 12 7' 293 377,397 22 258,926
92,000
51,000 14,395 14,395
25,744
8 816
177,560 14,395 14,395 8 42,071
20,500
95,700 6,109 14,650
11,100 6,200 9,500
12 7' 300 12,309 24,150 19 25,457
2,200 205 223
20,000 1,917 2,624
5,400 157 530
1,600 171 312
43,500
134 134
26,500 2,818 16,719
99,200 5,402 20,542 21 21' 561
48,000 3,644 7,517 16 9,048
1,150 53 102
177,100 1212 53 26,677
2 400 388
180,650 12,306 27,167 15 18,975
7,400 484 1,237
5,700 35 100
1,500
3,500 205 510
21,000 83
34,064
2 600 217 433
75,764 941 2,363 3 2,537
6,000
4,000 186 1,206
10,000 186 1,206 12 757
~2,593,670 ~188,086 ~486,347 19 ~390,114
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otherwise, deaigned prt.arily for operation or uae
on or off the atr .. ta and bighvay• and only inci-
dentally uaed or .aved upon aueh atreeta or highwaya.
Thia de~inition ahall include by way of ex-.ple and
not by way o f Uaitation anowplOWII, road conatruetion
or aaintenance equi~t, ditch digging or excavating
apparatus, well drilling or boring equipaent, fire
fighting equi~t and vehicle• d .. igned to tranaport
equipaent and vehicle• uaed in connection with or for
the repair and IIAintenance of conatruction or aain-
tenance equip.ent t .. porarily or peraanently aounted
on auch vebiclea provided auch equipaent ia trana-
ported frca yard to job, job to job, or job to yard,
and equip.ent prt.arily deaigned for hoiating, lifting ,
moving, loading , or digging operation•. The f oregoing
definition ia partial and ahall not exclude other
vehicle• of unuaual deaign, alae or ahape that are
deaigned prt.arily for purposes other than transporting
aercbandiae or paaaenqera.
Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on
the day of , 1970.
Publiahed aa a Bill for an ordinance on the _____ day
of -------------------• 1970.
Read by title and paaaed on final reading on the --------
day of , 1970.
Pllb1bhed by title aa Ordinance lifO. _______ ....,...,..,, seriea
of 1970, Oft the day of , 1970.
Mayor
A'l"l'Bft'a
z.-offlclo city clerk
I, Stephen A. I.yOn, do hereby certify t.Mt the allo" and
foregoing 1• a true, aocurate and ~lete copy of an Ol'dinance
pa .. ed on final r.-ding and publiabed by title u Ol'dinance
so. , seriea of 1970.
Att .. ta
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
GENERAL FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Anticipated current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue ~ collected To Date
Property Tax $ 188,626 $ 11,610 $ 11,610 6 $ 101 782
Sales Tax 1,686 ,570 12 712 93 377,397 22 258,926
Franchise Taxes :
Public Service Co. 92,000
Mountain States 51 ,000 14,395 14,395
Water Utility 2 5,744
Sewer Utility 8,816
Total 177,560 14,395 14,395 8 42,071
Other Taxes:
Spec. Ownership 20,500
Cigarette Tax 95,700 6,109 14,650
Liquor Occupational 11,100 6,200 9,500
Total 127' 300 12,309 24,150 19 25,457
Fees & Permits:
Street Cuts 2,200 205 223
Building Permits 20,000 1,917 2, 624
Electrical Permits 5,400 157 530
Plumbing Permits 1,600 171 312
Spec. Reg. Fees 43,500
Dog Licenses 134 134
Mi sc. Licenses 26,500 2,818 16,719
Total 99,200 5 ,402 20' 542 21 21,561
Municipal court 48,000 3,644 7,517 1 6 9,048
Revenue from Other
Agencies:
State Liquor Lie. 1,150 53 102
State H/W Users Tax 177' 100 12 '253 26,67 7
county court Fees 2,400 388
Total 180,650 12,306 27,167 15 18,975
Service Charges:
Library Fe es 7,400 484 1,237
Engineering Fees 5 ,700 35 100
Mobile Home 1,500
Police 3,500 205 510
Fire Districts 21,000 83
Library Contract 34,064
State H/W Ma int . 2,600 217 433
Total 75,764 941 2,363 3 2 ,537
Other Revenues:
Interest 6,000
Miscellaneous 4 ,000 186 1,206
Total 10,000 186 1,206 12 757
Total Revenue ~2 ,593 ,670 ~188,086 ~48 6 ,347 19 ~390,114 I • •
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Annual current current Spent & %of Last Year
Budget ~ Encumb. Encurnb . Budget To Date
To Date
city council &
Boards:
city council $ 22,232 $ 2,035 $ 5,406
Board of Adjust. 1,965 108 228
Career Service 1,140 90 185
Planning & Zon. 1,993 99 202
Library 600 15
City Attorney 38,761 2,765 4 ,957
Total 66 ,691 5 ,097 10,993 16 $ 10,231
Management:
City Manager 52,063 2,307 5,033
Personnel 23,404 1, 772 3 ,526
Total 75,467 4,079 8 ,559 11 13.013
Finance:
Finance Office 116,922 6 ,852 13.983
Municipal court 22,096 1,293 2 ,941
Total 139 ,018 8,145 16,924 12 24,958
Public Works:
Engineering 91,290 4,808 9,322
Streets 353,836 18,828 36,822
Traffic 92.943 4,640 10.4 71
Building Insp. 71,174 3 ,584 7. 862
Building Maint. 109,826 9,696 16,930
Total 719,0 6 9 41,556 81,407 11 89,898
Fire Department 492,440 42,465 82.2 78 17 63 ,408
Police Department 620,083 46,034 94,081 15 85,980
Parks & Recreation 259,55 0 11,668 24,449 9 22,734
Plann i ng 5 6,84 5 2,578 9,031 16 6,094
Library 122. 9 5 1 7,663 14,844 12 1 5 ,40 5
Ge neral Gove rnme n t :
cent ra l Se rv ices 15 ,721 1,229 2,412
General Op eration 60,835 3 ,914 7,5 1 7
Emp loyee Benefits 12 ,864
Tota l 89 ,42 0 5 ,14 3 9,9 2 9 11 19 ,023
To t al Exp e n se ~2 ,641 ,53 4 ~1 7 4,428 $3 52 ,495 13 $350 ,744
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EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Annual Current Current Spent & % of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
City Council &
Boards:
City Council $ 22,232 $ 2,035 $ 5,406
Board of Adjust. 1,96 5 108 228
Career Service 1,140 90 185
Planning & Zon . 1,993 99 202
Library 600 15
City Attorney 38 761 2 765 4 957
Total 66,691 5, 097 10,993 16 $ 10,231
Ma nagement:
City Manager 52,063 2,307 5 ,033
Pers o nnel 2 3 404 1 772 3 526
Total 75,467 4,079 8 ,559 11 13.013
Finance:
Finance Office 116,922 6, 852 13,983
Munici p al Court 22 096 1 293 2 941
Total 139,018 8,145 16,924 12 24,958
Public Works:
Engineering 91,290 4,808 9,322
Streets 353,836 18,828 36,822
Traffic 92,943 4,640 10,4 71
Building Insp. 71,174 3,584 7,862
Building Maint. 1091826 91696 161930
Total 719,069 41,556 81,407 11 89,898
Fire Department 492,440 42,465 82.2 78 17 63,408
Police Departmen t 620,083 46,034 94,081 15 85,980
Parks & Recreation 259,550 11,668 24,449 9 22,734
Planning 56,845 2,578 9 ,031 16 6,094
Library 122,9 51 7,663 14,844 12 15,405
General Government:
Central Services 15,721 1,229 2,412
General Operation 60,835 3,914 7,517 • Employee Benefits 12 864
Total 89 420 5 143 9 929 11 191023
Total Expense ~216411 53 4 $1741428 $3521495 13 $3501744
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
WATER FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month Collected To Dat e
Water Sales $788,874 $84,742 $168,541 21 $172,695
Other:
Tap Fees 950 26 117
Connection Charges 30,000 798 3,153
Property Tax 316 19 19
Rentals 12,095 724 954
Interest 2 5, 000
Miscellaneous 7,200 9
Total 75,561 1,567 4,252 6 5, 770
Total Revenue ~864,435 ~86,309 p72, 793 20 2178,465
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & ')(, of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
Production:
Source & Sup. $ 26,109 $ 2,118 $ 2, 6 6 3
Power & Pump 97,575 4,136 6,137
Purification 73, 82 7 3,282 8,331
Total 197,511 9,536 17,131 9 $21,214
Trans . & Dist. 107,279 6,499 13,809 13 14,317
Administration:
Account & Coll. 52,2 00 3,780 8,442
General 95,970 3,740 10,098
Total 148,170 7,520 18,540 12 20,414
Debt Service 374,123 124
Miscellan eous 2 5 ,752 20,000
Capital Plant &
Equipment 58 000 75 .13 8,931
Total Expense ~910,835 ~23,555 ~49,555 5 $85,000
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES
SEWER FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Reven ue Month Collected To Date
Disposal Service $250,000 $16,654 $37,468 15 $55,349
Other:
Connectio n Fees 3 ,100 5 2 ,830
Conn. Fees Out-
side 20,000 2,915 3,845
Tap Fees 236 272
Interest 30,000
Sale Scrap
Materi a l 15
Miscell a neous 750 600
Total 53 ,850 3 ,156 7 ,562 1 4 2 ,924
Total Revenue $303,850 $19 ,810 $45,030 15 $58,273
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current current Spent & %of Last Year
Budg:et Month Encumb. Encumb. Budg:et To Date
To Date
Treatment $ 82 , 555 $ 6,269 $10 ,721 13 $10,215
Sanitary System 40 ,915 2, 737 5 ,882 14 2,676
Administration :
Ace. & Cell. 14,168 1, 252 2,543
General 25 042 558 1 949
Total 39,210 1,810 4,492 11 4,870
Debt Service 75,758 118
Miscellaneous 23,816 18,531
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Equipment 30 000
• Total Expense $292,2 54 $10,816 $21,095 7 $36,410
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATE D REVENUES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND
For Mon th of February, 1970
Anticipated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Mon th Collected To Date
Prop erty Tax $ 95,042 $ 5 ,850 $ 5,850 6 $ 5,433
S a les Tax 194,886 14,707 43,603 22 74,574
Interest 5,000
Mi s cella neous 2,500 136
S a le Street Shops 57 000
To tal Revenue ~354,428 ~2 0 ,557 ~4 9,453 14 ~8 0 ,143
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCE S CHA RGED TO 1 970 BUDGETED AP PRO PRIAT IO NS
Cumul a tive Current Cu rrent Spen t & % o f L a st Ye a r
Appro pri-Month Enc umb . Enc umb. Appro-To Da te
atio n To Da te ,e ri a tion
P a ving Dist. #19 $ 90,000
P a rk Improvement 36,000
Central Shops 10,035
Aerial Ladder (134) $ 57 $ 5 7 100
Fire Station #1
Relocation 277,738
Police Relocation 20,180
Storm Drainage 103,565
School Signals 24 ,3 8 6
Broadway-u.s. 28 5
Signals 16,801
Santa Fe-Dartmouth
Signals 6 ,000 1,091 1 ,091 18
Fire Stat ion #4 5 000
Total Expense ~589£571 ~1£148 Pt 148 .20 ~51£686
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RECREATION FUND
For Month of February, 1970
Antic~pated Current To Date % of Est . Last Year
Re v e nue Month Collected To Date
City of Englewood $ 41,2 70
Schoo l District No . 1 17,300 $ 649
Outdoor Pool 14,150
Indoor Pool 13,350 $ 307 $ 745 5 255
Sports & Games 15,100 1,024 2,255 15 3,861
Cultural Activities 12,400 1 ,248 1 ,6 73 l3 1,812
Playgrounds 800
Special Events &
Programs 2,440 102 195 8 143
Int erest 300
Other Income 800 79 79 10 61
Tot al Revenue $ 1171910 ~21 760 ~41947 4 ~6 !781
EXPENDITURES
Annual Current Current Spent & % of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb . Budget To Da te
To Date
Outdoor Pool $ 1 5' 949 $ 49 $ 157 l $ 177
Indoor Pool 21,411 645 1 ,22 7 6 1,336
Sports & Games 42 '011 3 ,1 62 4,902 11 5,522
Cul ural Ac 1v1t~es 18,906 1, 770 2,268 12 1 ,807 I • •
Playgrounds 6,342 55 l 50
Spec1al Events 5 ,415 248 382 7 290
Ge n er al Op era tions 12 109 764 1 094 9 903
Total Expense ~1221143 ~6 1 638 ~101085 8 $101085
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CITY OF ENG LEW OOD PLANNING AND ZONING
REGULAR SES S I ON
FEB RUARY 17 , 1 9 70
I. CALL TO ORDER .
The regular mee ting o f the City Planning and Zon ing Commi s s i o n was cal l ed t o ord e r by
Ch a irman Ca rls o n at 8 :2 5 P . M.
Membe r s present : Wood s ; Senti; Lent sch ; Carlso n
Rom an s , E x-off i c i o
Members absent: Wal s h ; Lo n e
Also p r esent : Counc ilmen Schw ab , Dhority , Lay , Brown; City Manage r Dial; Mr . J . K . Smith ,
E x ecutive Direc t or of Counc il o f Gov ernm e nts ; Mr . J . Mile s, S t ate Plann i n g
Dire ctor ; Me ssrs . Herlinger and Ma ldonad o, F air Ho using Ce nter; Mr. G.
Ma son , Eng lewo od Human Relat ions Coun cil ; and Mrs . Hi l dred Garr ison ,
Leagu o f Wo me n Vo ters .
Intr odu c tio n s we r e ma de , and Chairman Carlson we lcomed our guests to the meeting .
I I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
Mr . Carlson s t ated t ha t Minutes of February 3 , 1 9 70 , were to be con s idered for approval.
Woods mo v ed :
Len t sch seconded : The Minut es of Feb r u ary 3 , 197 0 , b e approv ed a s written.
The mot i o n c arried unanimou sly .
III. METRO FA I R HOUS ING
Mr . Carlson ask ed Mr . Dial for an opening statement for this d i s cussion .
Mr . Dial sta t ed t h a t dis cussion of t he Metro Fair Hous ing p rogram h ad first begun
s ver a! months ago , wh e n a letter wa s rec eived from Mr .Lapp . This letter r e quested
consideration of a r esolution , which resolution would approve rent supplement hou s ing
in Englewood . Mr . Shed Dev e r s of Metro Denver F a ir Hou sing , then spoke to the Urban
Mayor 's meeting , at wh ich me t i ng s e v e ra l repres entative s o f E n glewood were in atte n -
d a nce , and they were we r e able t o get mo r i nformation o n the program. The pos s ibi lit y
of a meeting of the Counci l and Commission with representatives of the F air Ho u s ing
was considered , and has culmin ated i n th me eting this e v e ning. Mr . Dial t hen turned
discussion of he programs to Mr . He r linger .
Mr . He r l inge r stat ed tha t t h e y a p preciated the o p portunity to disc us s their p rograms
wi t h t he City of Eng lewood . Mr . Her l inger stated tha t Mr . Maldonado is the field
r e present a tive for Arapahoe County . Mr . He r l inger s tated that the Resolution previously
mentio n ed s t ems from the 1 964 Hous ing Ac t , which basically require s that housing unit s
for r ent s upp lement cannot b e built in a g i ven area unles s the pol itical entity ha s
a p pro ved the Reso l u tion . Adoption of the Resolution indicate s permission b y the local
e nti ty for con s t r u ction of low-income hou s ing . Mr . Her l inger stated that in the Rent
Supplement P r o gram , l o w-income f am ilies pay no more than 2 5 % of thei r income for
h ou sing, and the difference between what the y pay and the mark et va l ue i s paid b y the
Gover nment . He dis cu s s e d the program undertake n b y t h e Archdio c ese of Denver ; they
are committ ed t o 300 units f o r r e nt s u pplement hou sing . They h a ve sites i n Denv er ,
and are at t empting t o s ecure sit es i n Bo ulder and Jeffe rson Co unty . They also have
sites in Adams County . Mr . H rlinger s t a t ed the adoption of the Resolution does not
n cessarily mean tha t t he r e will be sev ral units bui l t in the muni c ipality which ap-
prov s the R solution, b ut i t do s m an tha t a non-profit grou p can b u ild the units
in th municipality shou ld t h ey d sire to do s o . He emphasiz ed that the non-profit
dev lop rs must adhere t o th local z oning a nd building c odes . Mr . Herlinger stat ed
that HUD must a pprov e a Work able Prog ram for a c ommun i ty before fun ds ma y be obta ined
from the Fed ral Gov ernme nt .
Mr . Herl1 n g er stated t hat ther ar n o plan s n o w for c onstruction of low-income hous ing
in Engl wood ; however , t h e Ar chdiocese mu st l ocate four o r fiv e addition al s i t es to
m et t h eir commitmen t of 300 uni t s . Mr. H rlinge r pointed out tha t t h e adoption of the
Resolution will not apply t o o nly one p ro j ct .
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Mr . Schwab asked if there were l~~tations on rent subs~dy. Mr . Herlinger stated there
wer g ,eral income limitations which d~ffered in each of the f~ve counties in the
De v r m tro ar a . In Arapahoe County , a fami ly of five may make a ma x imum of $594 0,
a. b cla~s~fied in the low-income bracket. A family of three may make $5200 , and a
family ot may make $7560 and still be eligibl for rent supplement . These families
w1ll pay no more than 1/4 of their incom toward rent; th gov rnment will pay the
~f <>r .. ~ce b<'tween the payment of the ren e r , and the market valu • Mr . Herlinger
s a d that und r the Archdiocesan p r ogram , a five-b edroom apartment will rent for
ap r o x~tely $89 per month with rent s upplement; the market value is approx imately
$212 per mon th.
Mr. Dhorl y s ta ed that in the previous d~scussio , ther has been me ntion of "non-
profi. " and "limited profit" corporations . He asked what a limited profit organization
wa s? ~~. H rling r s tated that a limited profi~ orga ization can make no more than 6 %
on th i r investment p r month . Mr . Herlinger stated ther were also ways for private
prop rty owners to become involved; the units are bu~lt by p rivat nterprise . Mr .
H rlir.ger stated that the profit margin isn 't gr at, but cited 4 00 units built last
y ar by Premac .
Mr. D~al asked ~f the Council approved the R solution , and th r
income housing ~n any part of town, whether it would be possibl
program if the zoning wa s not proper? Mr. Herl4ng r sta d the
priate , o r the ar a must go through the procedure for rezon4ng .
was a need for low-
to implement this
zoning must be appro-
Mr . Herlinger discussed public housing , and stated that houses may be leased from
private ow ers for up to five years , with a "guaranteed income" to the owner for that
l ngth of tim . Mr . Herlinger noted that a family on the rent supplement program may
i crease the~r income , and they can purchase the home they hav e ren t ed f rom the
Housing Autho rity .
Mr .Dial asked to what extent the adoption of the Reso lution would affect mobile homes
and prefab home s? I~r . Berlinger stated that it could affect it indirectly; that the
cod s would h ave to be followed , and on th e prefab homes, the building departments
wo uld hav to giv approval .
Ci ty Attorn y Berardini entered and took his place at the table.
Mr . Schwab asked Mr . Herlinger if he considered mobile homes low-income housing?
Mr . He rlinqer s tated that his personal viewpoint wa s that they were not low-income
housi g; they m~ght be "low-cost housing" but that was not necessarily "low-income
hous1ng". H pointed out that "low-income " families didn 't live in the mobile homes .
Mr . Schwab s ated that we hav e had quite a few applications for mobile home park
appro val, and one of their s trong argument s is that it provides low-income housing .
Mr. Herlinger discussed the mobile home park matter; h e noted that there i s a national
hous l r.g crl Sl S , a nd that in the 1969 Housing Act, the FHA can now insure loans on
mobil hom s for up to 1 0 y ars . Further discussio followed . Mr . Schwab asked if
th hou sLng dev lopment in Sheridan wa s being done under the auspices of the Denver
g ? ~\r . Herlinger s tated that the project in S heridan is an e x piremental
he Am rican Inv s tm nt Company ; there will b 40 units , of which 20% will
plem n units . It will be of modular construe ~on , with families supposed
move into the units 18 days after the ground work has b en completed .
s ated that this project wa s in no way conn cted with the Archdiocese
Mr . Brown asked 4f there wa s uniformi y of rent on th s pro)ects . He cited the fact
supp ly does not meet th demand in Englewood, and therefore, i seems that
rPn s wou ld be corr spondingly h~gh r han th y migh b in anoth r part of the
ro ar a . H a s k d if th r nt would be th same 4n th diff rent locat~ons of th
m tro ar~a? Mr. Herling r s tated that th proportion of paym nt by th enan r mains
sam~--l/4 of he salary for rent . He stat d that th quallfications for r nt-
SUFPl m r aid ~n the fiv counties are diff rent and c i d the following: for a
fam1ly of lVe members , th maxLmum salary in th followLOg county would be:
A am s $5 ,&05 .
J ffer son s~.075 .
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Mr . Lentsch asked if the government could pay the entire rent in some ins tances , such
as wh n a person is disabled? Mr . Herlinger stated that for d i sabil ity , the person
would get a pens ion , and 1/4 of that pens ion would go toward rent , with the government
standing t he remainder. Mr. Lentsch asked if leased housing payments by the tenants
would b on the s ame basis? Mr . Herlinger stated that the Public Housing Au thority
would negotiate with the property owner for the market rate, and if t hey agreed on
$1 25 per month for ins tance , t he property owner would get the $125 per month from the
Public Hou sing Authority . Maintenance would be handled by the Public Housing Authority.
Mr . Lentsch a s ked wha t the d ifference wa s b e tween payments made by t he Urban Renewal
Authority and payments made by the Public Housing Authority . Mr . Herlinger s tated
that the Urban Renewa l Authority make s "relocation payments", but there has been con-
s iderable controversy ov e r this policy , in that a home in the Urban Renewal area may
be worth $8 ,00 0 ; but the displaced residents c annot buy ano ther home for $8 ,000 , and
man y of the s e people are pensioners wi th limited incomes . Some adjustments have been
made , wher by payments up to $5 ,000 over and above the market v alue may be made , but
this still does not ma k e the program function a l. If a per son in a "t e nant" in an
Urban Renewal area , they would receive a "moving" payment up to $200 .
Mr . Herlinger pointed out that the rent s upplement units pay the regular r eal estate
tax based on assessment , and are not tax free in any wa y . Th is is not tru e with a
Public Hou s ing Au thority , which may make payments in lieu of taxes based on gros s income
fro m rents .
Further briei discussion followed . Mr . Ca rlson thanked Mr. Herlinger and Mr . Maldonado
for their attendance . Discus sion of the proposed res olution followed.
Senti moved:
Lentsch seconded: The P lanning Commission recommend to City Co uncil that the following
Res olution be adopted :
RESOLUT I ON APP ROV ING PARTICIPATION BY LOCAL HOUSING OWNERS
IN THE FEDERAL RENT SUP PLEMENT PROG RAM
WHEREAS , under the provision s of Section 101 of the Housing and Urban Development Act
of 1965 , the Secretary of Hous ing and Urban Development i s authorized to enter into
contracts to make rent supplemen t 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
WHEREA S , the provision s of said Se ction 1 0 1 c annot be ma de available to housing owners
in certain localities unless the governing body of the locality has by resolution given
approval for s uch participation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program ;
NOW, THEREF ORE , be it resolved by the ------------------------------------~~~-------
of the -----------------------------------------------------------------as follows:
Approva l is hereby granted for par ticipation in the Federal Rent Supplement Program by
qualified housing owners of property located in ----------------------------------------
Upon th call o f th roll, the mo tion carried unanimous ly .
IV . RE LATI ON OF LOC AL PLANNING AGENCIES TO REGIONAL AND STATE PLANNING OFFICES .
Mr . Carlson s tat d that Mr. J . K. Sm ith , Exe cutive Director of Denver Regional Council
of Governm nts , and Mr . James Miles , State Planning Director , were present to discuss
th r l ation o f th Engl wood Planning Office to th Regional Council of Government s
and h S a t P l a nning Office . Mr. Ca rlson ask ed Mr. Smith to ma k e his presentation.
Mr . Smith s t a t ed that a j urisdiction c n xp ct to g t a s much out of the Council of
Gov rnm n t s as th y p ut into it , not from their financial contributions, but from the
p a rticipation of i t s member s o n the various committ es . H stated that there are
s v r al commu ni ti s that ar d ply involv d in th programs of the Council of Govern-
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and t h s communiti s f 1 th y ar g tting something in return . Mr. Sm ith
tha t th Council ha s not b n too succ ssful because of the lack of participation
r muni c ~paliti s , and becaus of this lack of success of the Councils o f
o v r th nation , h s tat d that h could s a gradual transfer of power
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t o f der al agencies . Mr . Smith discussed legislation p roposed in the Colorado Legisla-
ture , which would provi de for the a ssumption of local powers by the Sta te . Mr . Smith
h n briefly discussed the Land Us e Comm ission, which would stablish zoning for the
ntire S at of Colorado. He cited t his a s another e x ample of the State feeling they
ar far enough remov ed from the local scene to step in . Mr. Sm ith stated that the
local jurisdictions must take the responsibility a d p articipate in the programs of
he Council of Governments , and give guidance to those Councils, or "someone else
will do i for u s ."
Mr . Miles stated that we mu st fact problems of domestic , social and governmental
natur • These problems e xist at all levels . Mr . Miles stated that if the local
governme ts are to survive , they mu s t work together, a nd work closely with the
Co uncil of Governments . Mr . Miles s tated that h felt the principal r lationship i s
betw en Englewood and the Council of Gov ernment s rather than th State at this point .
He pointed out that the State Pl a nning Office operates primarily ou Side of the
metropoli an areas .
Mr . Schwab s tat d that he didn 't feel COG had had sufficient time to r ally function
properly if it is to be the answer to our problems . Mr . Smith sta ted that the Den ver
Regional Counc il of Governments was or i ginally formed in 1 955 , as the Inter-Coun ty
Regie al Pla~ning Comm ission , and has been operating as a Council ofGovernments since
1 67 . Mr . Schwa b commented that there must be an educational program aimed at everyone
involved showing what it can mea n to that municipa lity . He comme n ted that he fel t
th Sta te has been lax in funding for the Cou ncil of Governments , and that if the State
assumed th se responsibilities , they might get more funds. Mr . Miles commented that
the Sta te Planning Office hadn 't done too well on funds to this point . Further dis-
cussion followed . Mr . Sm ith stated that additional entities are created rather than
give additional power to the e ntiti es e x isting . Mr . Smith mentioned the special
distr i c ts in the me t ropolitan area , of which there are now 280 i n e x istance; the s e
include wa ter districts , sewage distr icts , e tc . Mr. Smith stated that he felt the
fr a gmentati on into these s pecial d istricts results from th co cept of "we" and "they"
whe n refer ence is to COG . He p ointed o u t that COG is composed of repres ntatives of
the various jurisdictions in the me t ro area , a nd that it must be realized COG is "all
of u s " r ather than "something out ther e ."
Mr. Dial asked if one of the real p roblems for the Council of Governm n s wa sn 't lack
of financing? Mr . Smith stated that it was a problem; he stated that local participa -
tion has been very good , and t h at the Co uncil has gotten 9 of wha i has as k ed for .
He stated that legislati on providing for adequate funding has been proposed, but then
it is expec ed that the staff of the Council of Gover nments should s 11 1t to the
Assembly , when it should be the respon sibility of the memb rship of th Counc il of
Go v ernmencs . Further discussi on followed. Mr . Miles comment d that financia l p r oblems
a nd lack of authority are some of the problems of the Stat Planning Office , and that
the Sta Planning Office is not s tructured or financed to tak over the responsibilities
of th Council of Governments .
Mr . Smith furth r discussed the De nver Regiona l Council of Gove r nmen ts , and stated i t
wa s a uniqu organization, because of the participation ask d of the member jurisdictions .
H also discussed the difficulty that has existed in staffing the Council of Governmen ts
to me t the programs they are committed to . Mr . Carlson ask ed Mr . Sm ith for an est imate
of Englewood 's funds as a participating member sine the organiz ation began? Mr . Smith
stated that he would estimate it to be i n the neighborhood of $25 ,000 , whereas our
benefits from federal aid is close to ~1 ,000 ,000 . Mr . Schwab asked how these funds
would have been obtained if COG had not been in xistanc ? Mr . Smith replied that the
funds would not have been obtained , and also point d out that if any jurisdiction with
25\ of the population in th m tro area should decid hey d o not wi sh to be a member
of th Counci l of Governments , the Council is "d ad", and th funds from HUD will be
stopped . Mr . Smith stated that the organization has tr ~ ndous potential , and can pla y
a v ry dynamic role in th metro area if the membership wish s 1t to do so . Mr . Schwab
asked if the Stat Planning Commission could qualify to assum the responsibilities of
COG if necessary? Mr . Sm ith stated that they could not assum th responsibilities
withi n th m tro area . Mr . Miles stated that the State Planning Off ice could no t qualify
either . Furth r discussion followed . Mr . Smith stat d that he has appreciated the
participation of th City of Englewood , both financial participation , and the participa-
tion of o ur staff memb rs . Mr. Smith stat d that the land use study published by th
Englewood Planning Offic wa s a very fine piece of work, and that other Planning Dep art-
ments should b doing such studi s .
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Mr . Carlson expressed the appreciation of the City for the attendance of Mr. Sm1th and
Mr . Miles , and comme nded Mr . Smith on his new position in the Lake Tahoe region o f
California and Nevada .
V . WORKABLE PROGRAM FOR CO MMUNITY IMP ROVE MENT.
Mr. Carlson reviewed ~outline of procedures for the Wo rkable Program . He noted that
we have pretty wel l accomplished s teps to see that proper Code Enforcement is ma1ntained;
we have accomplis hed the Pl anning and Programming step, and are well into the Housing
and Relocation phase of the requirement. He stated that this now brings us to the
fourth step--that of getting citizen involvement . Mr . Ca rlson discussed the possibility
of various committees to aid the City in the improv emen t of our community . He cited
the Storm Drainage Comm ittee a s an existing Commi ttee which is helping the City solve
a probl em . He s tated that he felt a committee on s u ch issues as the golf c ourse , f or
instance , would be helpful and wo uld accomplish "citizen invo lvement". Mr . Carlson
asked that the Councilmen and Comm i ssion members come up with a list of names of
c itizens they feel s hould be included on these committees . Mr . Lentsch questioned
whether it was the responsibility of the Planning Commission to appoint a citizens
committee--he felt that Council had the a u thority to appoint such committees , and they
should do so . Mr . Carlson s tated h e didn 't f eel it made too much difference who
appointed the p eople to the comm ittees , and if the Co uncil wanted to appoint them
he saw no problem . Mr . Dhority s tated that the Council had discussed this very matter
about a year ago , and talked about having two people from each precinct on the com-
mittee . This committee would b e advisory , a n d would stu dy t he budget and other problems .
He stat ed that he felt this would be a good thing, and would utilize the talents of
the citizens . Fu rther discussion followed . Mr . Schwab commented that the idea of the
commi ttees was fine , and s uggested that poss ibly the committee shou ld be named the
"go als committ ee"; he felt a liason between the peopl e a n d the government was needed,
and that the committee might accomplish that . Further d i scussion followed . Mr. Dhority
comment ed that the Council has talked about the matter but has not gotten the comm1ttee
appo inted , and that if the Commission could get the group together, it wa s OK with him .
Mrs . Ro man s pointed out that the City has been divided into s ix "neighborhoods" i the
Comprehens ive Plan, and that five areas of concern were identified in the Plan . She
stat ed that she felt citizens from the se five areas were needed on the committee, and
asked that thi s be kept in mind wh n appointments are made . Members of minority group s
and low-income familie s living in the City of Englewood s h o uld be represented on the
citizen committees , also . She s tated that s upport of all the people was ne e d ed for
this p rogram , and stated that an edu cational effort will have to be undertaken to get
this s u pport . Mr . Schwab sta t ed h felt it would be well for both the Council and
Commis sion members to come up with a list of names of prospective committee members ,
have discu ssion together o n these lists , and then decide wh o should be appointed , and
how the appointme nt should be made . He commen t ed that possibly if the comm1 t ee were
to be appointed by City Council it would carry more weight. Mr . Carl son commen ed
that he didn 't feel it wou ld be an easy task to appoint such a committee.
Mrs . Rom an s ask ed that we keep in mind that the Workable Program must b e certif1ed , a nd
recertified within two years of certification . Sh pointed out that an action program
must be adopted and a time table must be set to carry o u t this program and followed to
warrant recertification. Further discussion followed. City Attorney Berardini suggested
that the Planning Commis sion might c ertify a list of name s for appointment to the Com-
mittee , and the City Council could confirm them . Further discussion on the proposal
followed . Mr . Lentsch reiterated that he felt the committee mus t be under the
jurisdiction of the Co uncil . Mr. Schwab discussed the possibility of having the "goals
committee" of about 15 members , and one o r two of those members become leaders of other
committees con centrating on s pec ific problems . Mr . Carlson s tated that he felt i
would be better t o keep the membership of the committee under 20 , if poss1ble.
Further discussion followed . No action wa s taken •
V. ~ ~ ~ ORDINANCE . CASE #5-70-A
February 3, 1970
Mr. Carlson s tated that discussi on of the proposed ordinance would be postponed until
the next regular meeting when Mr. Lone and Dr . Wal sh , our new member , could be present.
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Mr . Schwab commented that he felt mobile home park owners and mobile home owners should
contribute more for the services that the Cit y provides.
VI . CONFERENCES .
Mr . carls on stated that the Annual Planning Conference is scheduled in Boulder the
19th and 20th of March . Members were urged to attend if possible.
Mrs . Romans announced the American Society of Planning Officials convention is to be
in New York, April 4th thru the 8th . Funds have been budgeted for the attendance of
one Commission member and the Planning Director . No designation was made ,
woods mov ed:
Senti seconded: The meeting be adjourned .
The motion carried; the meeting adjourned at 10 !40 P . M.
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FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD ~
MARCH 4, 1970
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Mr. Elmer E. Schwab, serving as
called the meetin g to order at 8:20 P.M.
present:
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The following were ·
Harlan Bucholz, David Clayton, Grayson Hartley ,
Stephen A. Lyon, Elmer E. Schwab, Ralph Sillivan .
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Mr. Elmer E. S chwab declared nominations open for
chairman of the Pension Board. Mr. Grayson Hartley was n ominated
as chairman .
STEPHEN A. LYON MO VED, HARLAN BUCHOL Z SECONDED, THAT
NOMINATIONS BE CLOSED AND THAT GRAYS ON HARTLEY BE CHAIRMAN OF
THE FIREMEN'S PENSION BOARD BY AC CLAMAT ION. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Bucholz, Clayton, Lyo n, Schwab, Sill ivan .
Nays: None.
Abstain: Hartley.
The motion was c arri e d, and Grayson Hartley was d ec lared chairman
of the Fire men's Pension Board.
Mr. Grayson Hartley declared nominations open for
secretary of the Pension Board. Mr. Stephen A. Lyon was nominated
as secretary .
DAVID CLAYT ON MO VE D, ELMER E. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT
NOMINATIONS BE CLOSE D AND THAT STEPHEN A. LYON BE SECRETARY OF
THE FIREMEN 'S PENSION BOARD BY ACCLAMATION. Upon the call of
the roll, the vot e resulted as follows :
Ayes: Bucholz, Clayton, Hartley, S chwab, Sillivan.
Nays: None .
Abst'iin: Lyon .
The motion was carried , and Stephen A . L yon was declared secretary
of the Firemen's Pension Board .
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The minutes of the December 18, 1969 me eting were re ad
and acc e pted.
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The Pe nsion Board discussed the refund of the contri-
bution of a member of the Fund should that member leave the City 's
employment prior to retirement.
RALPH SILLIVAN MOVED, GRAYSON HARTLEY SECONDED, THAT
A REQUEST BE MADE TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL THAT AN ORDINANCE
BE PREPARED AND PASSED BY COUNCIL TO ALLOW FOR THE REFUNDING F
THE CONTRIBUTION OF A FIREMAN SEPARATING FROM THE FIRE SERVICE FOR
REASONS OTHER THAN RETIREMENT; SAID REFUND IS TO BE MADE WITHOUT
INTEREST; AND SHOULD THE FIREMAN BE RE-EMPLOYED BY THE CITY , SAID
FIREMAN WOULD RECEIVE NO CR EDIT FOR PRIOR YEARS' SERVICE WITH THE
DEPARTMENT UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION ORIGINALLY REFUNDED
IS REDEPOSITED WITH THE PENSION FUND. Upon the call of the roll ,
he vo r sul d as follows :
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Ayes: Bucholz, Clayton, Hartley, Lyon, Schwab, Sillivan.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried .
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The Pension Board considered the application of Mr.
Leo Wertin for receipt of a volunteer pension.
Mr. Stephen A. Lyon reported that Mr. Wertin met the
ag e requirements of the statute, but he had not yet obtained
confirmation of Mr. Wertin's 20 years of service with the volunteers.
DAVID CLAYTON MOVED, ELMER E. SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE
PENSION OF MR. LEO WERTIN AS A VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT FIREMAN
AT $100 PER MONTH BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO RECEIPT OF INFORMATION
FROM THE FIRE DEPARTMENT RECORDS THAT MR. WERTIN HAD SERVED 20
YEARS AS A VOLUNTEER FIREMAN. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Bucholz, Clayton, Hartley, Lyon, Schwab, Sillivan.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
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Mr. Stephen A. Lyon reported on the financial condition
of the Fund and indicated that a more detailed report on Wright
Investors' Service and other operations of the Fund would be
submitted in the near future.
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ELMER E. SCHWAB MOVED, PAVID CLAYTON SECONDED, THAT THE
MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Bucholz, Clayton, Hartley, Lyon, Schwab, Sillivan.
Nays: None.
The motion wa ~ carried, and the meeting adjourned at 9:05 P.M.
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RECOMMENDATION TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
RECOMMENDATION: That an ordinance be prepared and passed by the
Englewood City Council to allow for the refunding
of the contribution of a fireman separating from
the fire service for reasons other than retire-
ment; said refund is to be made without interest;
and should the fireman be re-employed by the City,
said fireman would receive no credit for prior
years ' service with the department unless the
~1ount of contribution originally refunded is
redeposited with the Pension Fund.
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CrrY OP EBGI.aEWOOD, CO:t.CIRADO
BOMD OF N)JUS'l'JIElll'l A1!ID APPEALS UGULAR IIEB'l'I11G - -P'EBR~ 14, 1970 0,.?~
Cha.iJ:m.an Rhodus Ci'lled the meeting to order at 8:00 p. M· ',, ~/ C>)-('_ '·. (' }-<--v
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Aubre-Y Harrison sout11west cor . w. TUfts &
south Lipan
case No. 3-70A
January 14, 1m
The applicant requested a variance to have a building site in an R-l-A
zan with a 60 ft. frontage requiring 75 ft . frontage. This site has
the re-quired square footage of 9, 000 aq . ft. The property was posted
and adverti5ed for Public Hearing on January 14, 1970 and the hearing
wua continued until the Regular meeting of tile Board, Pebruary 14, 1970.
Mr. Harrison was pres~nt at the meeting and he stated the residence would
be brick and "'ould conf o:r:m to the houses in the area.
There was no one present at the ~eeting concerning this variance except
the applicant .
Wetterstr~ moved, Met: n seconded, since thi lot does have th required square
footage and the propoaed residence will be of
new construction, the vuiance be granted
and the proposed building to confora to all
other ordinance• and codes.
t.Y&GI Kesen, WetteratrOlll, Clayton. Rhodus
Bays s Nonca
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caae so. 9-70
B. s. Johns 3701 South Lincoln
~ applicant is requesting pormiasion to continue the use of restoring
and repairing piano• in the garage at the. above locati~· 'ne state• he
has been doing this aince 1965 and would like to continu for another 1~ or l years. B ata ea this reaidenc ia adjacent to c ercial on
the rear and Flood Jr. l!lgh ie aero•• the atreet. The n igbbor signed
a atat t of no objection.
C1eyton JllQved, z n aecon d, th n d applicant be granted a license for one
year subject to revocation upon justified complaint
and aubj ct to renewal .
AY••• zen, watt ratroa, clayton, ahQdua
•aya • BOn•
Absents Bone
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LOuis M. Gisi caae No. 10-70
4400 South B&:moclt
The applicant request•d permission to have two high school girls to
board and room until they graduate from high school in 1971. This
ia an R-1-c zone which will permit one roomer.
There was no one present at the meeting concerning this request .
Clayton moved,
Wetterstrom ~econded , the request be tabled until the applicant
appears at the meeting for further information.
Ayest Mezen, We tterstcam ,Clayton , Rhodus
Rays: Hone
Absent r Hone
James H. Barr is case No. ll-70
4655 South Knox court
The applicant is requeating permission to permit a roof to overharg .into
the ~asement 24 inches . Thi lot is adjacent to Denver in centennial
Acres-It is a 60 ft. lot but a 16 ft. easement runs along the south side
of the property.
When this property vas subdiviaed the easement wa::t supposed to be a
drainage easement zu: ell as a \\tility oa em nt.
The Utility Director stated he hi.td no objection to the overlut.n 9 of 2 ft .
of roof. 'the Director of Publ c Works requested the applicant to sign
an agreement designating the easement as a drainage eas nt.
Clayton aoved,
zan seconded, since the Utilities Director and Director of
Public Works had no objections , the variance
be granted sw1ject to th proper agreement
being executed.
Ayes: ezen, etterstrom, Claytoa, Rhodus
Bays , .1110ne
Absent a Bone
Claudia 'l'raynor
3881 South Clarkson Case Ho. 12-70
2993 So th Logan
~ applicant requeated pe~aion to allow her mother to live in a
baa t apartment at 1.993 South Logan. 'rha property ia a legal non-
confoxaing duplex in an a-1-c e . ~· licant atatea her JaOther
ia in h r 80's and baa had a l ge h but 1• not able to take care of
the yard or to live alone . She atatea there is an apar nt in the
bu t of the d pl.cx and if slw re ther the p ople in the UJH'tai.r•
would be close.
Wetteratraa 11:10 ed,
Clayton seconded, the pro rty be poated and adv rtiaed for
PUblic Bearing for the n xt regular ting.
A,yeac zen, Wet ratrc., Cl yton, Rhodus
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Aba&ntl 11oM
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aeelic Jiational Bank Cas e 110 • 69-491
SOl West Hampden
~e applicant is requesting permission for sign 4'3• x l O'J• -ground sign
to be 2 ft . behind the walk instead o f the required 5 ft.
Clayton moved ,
Jlezen •ec:onded, •ince the sign will not be a traffic hazard, the
variance be granted .
Ayesa llezen, Wetterab:'OIII, Clayton, Rhodus
Jiayaa llone
Abaenta Bone
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TO : S t~ph cn A. Ly o n , Di r~L t o r of Fina nce DATI : larch t~f bt £_ G -L"'-''"'U, C O LO.
FROM : Hubo T . Ru~bic r o , Purcha s ing Age nt
SUBJECT : Hcpo rt o n l'ur Lha ~ing Manageme n t Sem in.H , Fe bruary 15 -l , 19 70
Th s emi n ar wa ~ Hpon sored by a tiona l Ass oci at i on of Purcha s ing Ma na g ement a nd con -
duct ed at Arizo na S tdl · Un i v e r s ity , Tempe , Arizona by the Uni ver•ity faci lty.
App r oxima t e ly 62 individ uals from variou s compan ie s located throu ghout t h U.S .
a ttend d . L c tu re• a nd part i c ipation in clas s di sc u s~ion h a ndl ed in two (2) se pa r -
ate c la ~s divid d in J l ac h was th e met hod of co v ering the ~ minar topic , of :
Plannin g for Purch as ing
Organizing fo r Res ult s
Impleme nting a nd En r gizing
~val u ati n g Accomplishment
EDP Pur chasi ng Work s hop , Comp uter
Ca pabiliti s a nd Co mputer applica t ion s
The Da t a Proces~ing oys tcm app licable t o the Purchasing fun c tion in both purc ha si ng
and rc ceivi n , a nd contro l of inventorie s i n o rder to acc omp l i s h mis s ion was
explain d , d mo n s tr ated hru fi l ms and some cas e s were a ppli e d t o actual comp uter
fun Lions , <hawing how com put r ca n a id in g ivin g informa ti on ac curat l y a nd s uffici -
ently to act on n c d ed inv ntory an d purcha s ing r quireme nt s . Cost s i nv olved , and
how th comp uter can help in ma ny a r eas of City 's ope r a ti o n was e v al uated .
A lectur b a lawye r co ring Co ntr ac t Law for th Buyer wa s very in fo r mati v
and the applica t ion uJ princip le s l earned will come into p l ay in future busin ~
matters handled for thL City . Th e l a w of con trac t play s a d ai ly par t in v ryday
dealin s and s ubje c t coverabe wa s both infor mat ive and usef ul .
Ove r ~ll eval uation :
Semi nar par t icipan t s wcr ab l to exp l ore concep ~ of pu rchasi ng manageme nt, s h arpen
their man a ment shi 1 L thru int rcha ng of i de a' w·i th prof ss ion a l co lleague s and
s eminar faci l ty . A broaden view of pa rt of purch a in plays into overa ll goal of
company or organi zation was a principle benefit.
It nhanced and improved thinkin proc s r la l d to p ur cha~i n b cone pt to bette r
perform on pr s nt job .
ll broad ned pcrpcct!v for contributin t u ov rail or anizational goa l s by emphasizi ng
th key funct ion of purcha. in .J nt in pl.mnin , o r anizin , impl m ntin in orde r
to accomp l i•h rLsul l nd obtai n oa l s .
1h valu o f s ttin o bj t i v s by s tablishlns sound pur c hJ ing u id Lin nd
proc du n , anali z in \cndor capabilili s , introdu int.. chan c , appli ation o f for-
castin to .!>p cific commoditi • a nd o bs rvin prlc trend s and thu s formul a tin pur-
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Th e irnpnrl ancc of impl Lml'ntin;; a nd e n e r gtz ~n g by rno tiv atint '' '·' r~ to p rform ,
r.hru the l al nvir o mnenl with in which results mu s t be nachl l , th ff cts o f the
Uni f orm Co nan r c ial C.odc , under s tanding th · economi s of pur h.J in and a clju s tin
s tr a t gy to speci fi s itualion s , the re s arch a n d valuf an .. d } i s ask> aids in
i rn pr ovin!; pur c h asin g de i s ion s , th art of ne gotiation, u ~ o: c:omp ul r as a tool
we r e al l cov e r d a n d disc u ssed .
In evaluati n accompli s hm nt s the impo rtanc
measu r ing t he accomplishment o f a pur chasing
analy s i s into acti o n wa s di s cu sse d .
o f control in , wLll managed s y ~t m,
o r aniza t ion a nd turnin& the r esulta nt
Ov e rall , 1 was plea sed with the s eminar a n d have ben ab l e to u' th knowl dg
ga in d thru l ect ur e s , clas s roon1 di ~cus~io n s and from prac tic a l a ~e xperi nee in
ma ny different field s by other cl assmates . Pro bl ems ac tu al!} -o lved in th fi l d
by applying goo d principle s di scu ssed a nd s tre ~se d i n seminar r L,ulting in sol ution
to o btaini ng goa l s .
HUGO T. RUGGlCRO
Pur c ha s in · A e nl
HTR /ng
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ENGLEWOOD PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
Minutes of February 11, 1970
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The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Co~Oil
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Members present: Kreiling, Jorgensen, Beier, Lay and Romana, a-offici~ '-
Members absent: Cushing, Blessing and Allen
A~ present: Jacques stackbouse, Pat Horsley, Bob Proctor and
Ray Stanley, Englewood Recreation CouncU officers
Jerry Royther, Asst. Dlr. Parks and RecreatiOD
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Mr. Jorgensen stated that the first order of business would be to fill the vacancies
on the Commf.l!lsion caused by the expiring terms of Beier and Allen. Tbese appointments
are to be made by the representatives of the School District and the City Councilmen. (Mr.
Cushing has been re-appointed to serve on the Commission representing the School District
per letter dated January 27 from the Superintendent of Schools) Mr. Beier stated that he
would rather not eerve another term. Mru. Allen bas agreed to serve aga.iD If appointed.
Mr. Lay stnted he felt the four should meet privately to discuss these appointments and
moved that this matter be tabled until thia meeting could be held. Kreiling seconded, motion
carried. Mr. Kreiling stated that Mr. Beier could make up the quorum at this meetmg. The
Director will arrange this meeting and notify those involved.
Lay movod, Kreillilg seCODded, that the mlJultes of the January 14 meetmg be
approYed u prmted. Motion carried.
Neither the financial report for Jauary nor the u.t of expeDditurell for Jtm11Al'Y
were available from the Finance Department for the meetillg.
The Director reported tbat the Ktwanla Club ad EDcJ-wood Jayceea are bG&h in-
terested in developing the area south of Little Dry Creek along JefferfJOD. AveDUe. U. will
meet with re)r aentativea from these two group• and the City Muager to dl8C&IU W. pro-
Ject.
The Dtreotor reported that the State Hlghwa:r Departmcmt will parchue the old
Grou.uman property for the Broadway hderchallp and they have bsformed the Cit]' that If
a good plan oOIUld be preaented for the uae of thia batldaq tUt per pe eome type of leue
~UTM~pment coald be worltecl out. Yr. Romans said be ...t Mr. ftoJtber bd 'ritdtecl tba
bulldiJic and I lit bu cl!ftntte ponibilltiea for aenral tJpea of reol'ellttoe JII'OII'&Da. He
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It would coat to put the buildiDg iD shape for use was diacuaaed. Mr. Romans atated that
he would loot at it more closely and come up with some more deftDite plana aDd ooata at
the next meeting. If the building is found inadequate or too oostly to reconvert for recrea-
tion uae then there is the possiblllty of developing the area into a small park with aleclc:Ung
area.
The schedule for writing specifications on the development d Belleview Addition
and develop~ent of the center portion of Belleview was discuaaed. Mr. Romau lltated
that aa soon aa the Finance Director makes available the park replacement fund balance
we will know what sche<blle can be set up. The Belleview Addition development mwst be
completed by December 31, 19'10 . Plrms are to develop the center portion th1a fall repltd-
leas of whether federal money is available or not.
The Gold Medal Award was made to Hutchtuon, Kanaaa this year. Mr. RoiiW18
stated he had sent iD a recommendation to the Sports Fourvl.U011 ~ a persoa vlalt the three
flnal1sta in this contest to follow up the materials md information sent iD by man.
The annual Recreation Council dbmer will be beld February 26. Film preaeatU1011 ,
"Colorado Legacy", will be presented by Mountain States TelephoDe Comp11.D1.
Mr. Romans stated he lwl been informed that the Soath Suburban Dlatriet Board
of Directors is willing to meet with the Commission or the Golf Committee to dlecuaa lillY
possible golf course development. The Commlsnton suggested that thla be doDe ad u aoon
u se-veral sites have been checked out and some defiDite lllformatioD Ia obtaiDecl, Mr. Ro-.
The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p .m.
Rupectfully IIUlbmlttecl,
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The regulru.· monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commiseioti' was I.
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called to order by Colbert Cushing, chairman, at 7:30p.m. 1n the Parks & Recrea1i01l
Department.
Members ~esent: Allen, Lay, Cushing, Kreiling, Blessing Md Romans, ex-offici
Members absent: Jorgensen
Aleo present: Ken Root, 'l'om Gerlick and FrRDk Rau£1 -
Englewood Old Timers Baseball Asaooiation
Bob Procter ud Ray Stanley -
Englewood Recreation Council
Jerry Royther, Asst. Dir. Partm & Recreation
Jacques Stackhouse
(Pat Horsley entered the meettn:: at 9:15 p.m.)
The ch3.1rman introduced the members or the Old Timers Baaaball A5socis.tlon Board of
Directors who wer e p esent to discuss tile financial status or the Old Tlme1·s prop,Tam . They
stated that in order tc meet the 1970 proposed budget and ha a smrll c ry over ~anoe,
1t Ill be noceesary to -raise the registration fee for the boys or receive financial assistance
in the amol'.nt of $1 000. fxom the Commission. The aporu::or fee has be~aised from $75. 00
to 80. 00. The Board does not \VWlt to raise the registration fee unless it is absolutely
necessary. Mr. Romans recommended that the Commission financially aid the proll!'am by
paying for equipment and supplies in the amo\mt of $1,000. rather than n direct cruJb cb tioo.
Mr. Lay said he felt the t•egistration fee could be raised to at lell!Jt $6. 00 . The obstrman llid
the malitu' would be diacusaed later in the meeting tnd the Board would be informed o the
decillion. The Boal-d members thanked the Commtoslon !or their time aud consideration and
excuaed th~mselves (;:om the meeting.
Allen mo , Lay seconded, that the minutes of the Febronry 11 meeting be approved aa
prt"lted. otlosuarr d.
•L'he financlal repot•te r.or Janua:ry and Feb111llrY were reviewed. Expcmoes ror month of
Jc rJ -3, «7. 00; lacom for Janwn·y -$2 , 18'7. 00. Expense& for month of February -
$6 838. 00; lncom for February -$2 ,760. 00. L 1 movad. Bles 1ng aecordad, that tOO re -
por a be accepted u pre • Motion cnrrled.
Expenditures for January and February were pr ent for ap val. After come die-
cuss on end explanation , Kreiling mov d, Allen aeconded, that these expenditul' be ved
aa listed. Motion carr1 d.
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Lay moved, Kreiling seconded. that Mrs. Allen be appointed to serve another four
year term on the Commisuion and that Jacques stackhouse be appointed for a four year
term to ffil the vacancy caused by the e.'tpiratlon of Bill Beier's term on February 1. 1970.
Motion carried.
u. The next order of business was the election of officers and the chairman asked for
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nominations for cbairman • Mr. Blessing wu nominated. Kreiling moved, Lay seconded,
that the nominations be clooed aud wan1mous ballot be cast for Paul BlesstDg. Motion
Cal"l'ied. Mr. Cushing turned the ~-avel over to the new chairman who asked for nominations
for vice chairman. Jacque3 stackhousa and Ruth All~ we1·a nominated. ~·. Stackhouse
declined Ute nomination. Lay moved. Cushing sccondad, that the uomins11ons be closed for
vice clulirman and WlanimOUs ballot be cast for Ruth Allen. Motion carried. The Commlssion
roster is cow as follows:
Palll Rlessing, Chairman
Ruth Allen, Vice Ch -man
J~~.eques stackhouae
Colbert Cushing
Waltal" Jorgense•a
Jolm J. lAy
John KraUing
(term expires 2/1/72
term e;p~rco 2/1/74 ) me:mbe s-ct-la.rge
:term xpires 2/1/74 )
(term ex:piree 2/1/7 4) Sc!lool D18tri
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The Directnr re ted that reeommen' tion oo made to City Council to vacate a smtlll
portion of West Tufta Avenue e~at cf South Doco.tur. Tb1& porUon of Tufts Avenue is located
within C tennial PaLk ~d cuuld be usGd t.-r parking 1f vacated. Lay moved, Cunblng aeconded
t t. tbis recommendation be made. 1otion C31'1'1cd.
The D rector requested that recommendation be made to City Council to !lnllSX th
Herncbn p·operty (which is a portion i. Belleview Park addition} to the City. This property
could not be nnnaxed at the s:une tl e the other properties in thia dsvalopment were becau.w
tho city did DOt bnve ownor hip at that t!me. Cushing mov~d. Stackhouee secondi!d, that
this recommendation be made. Motion carried.
The Director reported that the City Manager haa au sted that e p rks wbtch do not
already have names bo named r. d signs erected denotl.ng the names. Mr. Ro said that
naming of parks :la an important and rather difficult job and recommended that the Commls&tou
draw up a poUoy with gul.dellnes that \V1ll give &:>me consistency ln electing nam o or parka.
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Information i8 available on naming parks from the National Pa:dta & Recreation Assooiation.
Cushing moved, Lay seconded, that a committee be appointod by the chairman to work with
the Director in setting up policies for naming of parks. Motion carried. Cushing was
appointed ae chairman. Pat Horsley wns appointed to serve and one other rson will be
appoinied. Mr. Romano displayed several designs for park signs. After review and dis-
o uaalon, the Commission recommendsd tlnlt tile signs be as unifo1·m in size and style as
posstbla but that the Dlreotor use his own judgment. Signa should aloo be placed on maiD
atreets directing people to the various parks and recreation areas just aa soon aa possible.
The Director preaeuted the recommended dev13lopmmt and estimated costa for th5 lower
portion 'picnic ara) of Bellet !eN Addition as folbws:
Concrete wall along west aide of creek (220')
Spr1nkllng syllt0m (automatic)
Seeding of lovel area (blue grass)
Seeding of slope areu (Crownvetch)
Landscaping l'trees ill spreade1•s)
Pimdo tables and benches
3,200.
3,300.
450.
480.
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8,930.
Because the Belleview Addition budget is already over expe <bd, there 1s nothing special
recommended for the handicapped as planned. Mr. Lay commented h felt the creek should
be cleaned up before anything further is done an suggested th&t the Director cheol· with the
Director of Public Works to see If some concrete slabs could be obtained to Une the bottom
of the creek before the west wan io concreted.
Tbere will be an un&pp-:-opriated balance (after the City Manager nuthorlzes a resolution
a<ijuating the revenue and expenditure accounts) 1n the Park Improvement Fund of 25, 67
of which $8,957. 1s earmarked for development of the center portion of Belleview Park. Tl re
W:ll be an additional amount of $5, 527. needed for the completion of Bclleview Addition devslop-
m • Th1a will then leave an unappropriated balance of $11,186. in the Park I -ovament
Fund Lay moved Cuahing seconded, that reoom datlon be mAde to Ctty Council to appm<e
• development oontinpnt on ptttng ont • taken care of as reoomm ded. M ~ n
carried.
A b%-eakdown on participation according to prop:o.m at both ewim pools wu pr
information. The reoommcn on tbat o ID8J!8g&r be hired to handle both the tndoor and
outdoor poola G!ring the summer wu.a qucattooed. Mr. Royth r ated that, iD hi• opint ,
the position of bead li feguard at both poola could be elereted and eliminate o
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position. This would be a saving of approxlmatGly $1 , 000. each year. The Commission
agreed that this change should be tried.
Mr. Romans asked that all members please be in attendance at the April meeting u
Mr. Maxwell will be preEunt to take pictures of CommiSaion members -both past and
present. He atated that several of the Commission members feel that plaques should be
&1ven to nll thot~e who have servad 011 the Commission in the past. The Commiesion instructed
Mr. Roman~ to provide a auite.ble plaque for all t hose wbo have served on the Commiss1011 .
Mr. Jorgensen has suggested that the area near Maddox School that has bean proposed
aa a Tot-Lot be returned to the donor if the City is not going to develop it becaase it Is in-
convenient for tbe School District to maintain tbia small area. The Direclnr felt that this
pl'Operty should be r etained 110 that a Tot-Lot pla.y area could ba developed. Mr. Cuabing
moved, Kr eiling BeConded , that this mattsr be tabled unt il Mr. Jorgensen is presmt. Motion
ca.rrled.
The ma~ter of fi.ru:.nc1n.l help for l.h~ Old Timers Baseball program wa.a opened !or dls-
cusa!on. Mrs. Allen stated her feeling ts that the Board should increase the re{;latro.tf6n
ee and do everything pooslble to push the sale of membership tickets. Tbe Comm!Bsion
racognizes the value of the Old Timers Pl'ogra in the total over...U recreation picture but
ala.:» feel that the boy could be charged a bigber regilstratlon fee to bring it more in line with
other recreation programs offe1·1ng compa.rtlbla numbe of particlplltf.on hours. After lengthy
diacussion, Ley moved. Cuahing sooonded, that the Old Timers Board m every.Mfort to
sell membership tlcketa and uider increasin registration fees to raise the n.eceasary
money to meet the budget and toke p the Commlaslon poated aa to their financl progresa.
Motion carried.
The Director reported th!!t he bad &"One to C!ult!leld D m to check on tr&ea t!:W were re-
porte anU.able for the uld.ng d the only ones that were not already spoke for were 1110
Elms. U
Elma be moved to ODe of the puke but dooa not t 1 they are btrinl a commercl tr
morlq compay to move t m.
pu be arran d or thla sp
Tbe meetlni acijoomed at 9:t5 p m.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PARKS • RECREATION COMMISSION
DATE: March 11 . 1970
SUBJECT : Vacating portion of West Tufta Avemae
RECOMMENDATI~:
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That the Englewood City COUDCU vacate that portiOD of
West Tufts Avenue east of South Decatur located withiD
Centennial Park.
Respectfully submitted:
By order of the Englewood Parka C& Recreation
Commluion
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Edith E. Romans. Recording aecretary
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PARKS 6 RECREATION COMMISSION
DATE : March 11, 1970
SUBJ'ECT : ADnexatlon of the "Herndon" property to the City
RECOMMENDATION:
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That the Englewood City CounoU annex the area Jmown
aa the "Herndon Property" located In the Belleview
Park Addition.
Reapectfnlly submitted:
By order of the Enclewoocl Parka 6
Recreation Commluion
Edith E. Ro!IMI.DS, Recording eecretary
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COM1o'USSION
DAT E: March 11, 1970
SUBJECT: Developn:.ent of the &mllll area 2 !.St of the parking lot tn Belle"lliaw Addition
'RECOM IU:NDAT!ON:
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That. $5,527. 00 be appropriated from the unappropriated
b::.lance 1n tha Parle Improvement Fund to develop the
small area .. o.st of the new parking lot 1n Belleview
Adclitlon .
Recomme:l<bd davelop:ment end ~sttmated costs:
•1. Concrei;e wall alo g west side of creek
2. Sprillkling systGm (automatic)
3. Seading of level area blue grass}
4 . See·iing of slope areas (Crownvetch)
3 ,200.
3,300.
450.
480.
1, 100.
400.
5. Landscaping (trees & spreaders)
G. Picnic tnbles 'l!lcl benches
$8,930.
"Contingent on gei.ting the creek bottom lined with
c :lb concrete.
RPspeotfully submitted:
By order of the Englewood Par s & Recl"eatlon
Commission
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Department of Finance
~ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
P~~EMEN'S PENSION FUND
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1.J ·'"'·rotiNo BALANCE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1969
Fund Bala nc e January 1, 1969
Revenues:
Employees Contribution
City Participation
State Participation
Interest on Investments
Total Revenues
Total Available
Expenditures:
G. Benson
C. Carpent er
Mary Magnan
J. E. O'Brien
C. Rowlan d
H. Schilling
W. Smith
B. B. Tillman
c. R. Zeigler
Miscellaneous
Loss on Sale of Investments
Total Expe nd itures
Fund Balance December 31 , 1969
Fund Resources:
Cash in Bank -Checking
Investments (A t Cost)
Savings, Republic National Bank
Wright Investors ' Service (Cash)
Wright Investors' Service
(Investments)
Total Fund Resources
$ 21,536.92
21,536.92
13,026.65
18,593.45
$ 2,390.40
3,169.7 5
72.00
1,312.50
3,102.00
2,637.96
2,430.00
4,812.00
72.00
1,626.90
11,476.00
$ 1,614 .42
220 ,375.93
19,031.7 5
9 ,8 68 .38
149,341.22
$358,639 .2 7
74,693.94
$433,333.21
33,101.51
~400,231. 70
$400,231.70
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RESOLtlriON NO. L. SERIES OF 1970
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RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 44, SERIES OF
STITUTING THE TITLE "DEPUTY CHIEF" FOR THE TITLE FIRE CHIEFM.
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() WHEREAS, the provisions of Paragraph 6.3-J(b) of th I
Municipal Code of the City of Englewood as amended requirjs
the City council of the city of Englewood to adopt by reso-
lution a pay plan for each employee within the city and,
WHEREAS, the city council desires to amend the title of the Assistant Fire Chief,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of
the City of Englewood, colorado that effective April 1, 1970
the rank of Assistant Fire Chief shall be stricken and a new
rank known as Deputy Chief is substituted therefore. The
g rade and progression of the Deputy Chief shall remain the
same as set forth in Resolution No. 44, Series of 1969 and
that Resolution No. 44 is hereby amended accordingly.
Dated this 16th day of March, A.D., !970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Resolution
passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood at a regu-
lar meeting held on the 16th day of March, 1970.
Ex-officio City clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. _____ :?~---' SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968 BY
STRIKING THE CLASSIFIED POSITION OF FIRE RECORDS CLERK,
GRADE LEVEL NO. 16 CREATING A NEW CLASSIFIED POSITION BEING
FIRE RECORDS SPECIALIST AT GRADE LEVEL 18.
WHEREAS, the provisions of Paragraph 6.3-J(b) of the
Municipal Code of the City of· Englewood as amended requires
the City council of the city of Englewood to adopt by reso-
lution a pay plan for each employee within the City and,
WHEREAS, the city council desires to amend the classified
position of Fire Records clerk, Grade 16 and creating a new
classified position being Fire Records Specialist, Grade 18,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City council of
the city of Englewood, colorado that effective April 1, 1970
the classified position of Fire Records clerk, Grade 16 be
stricken and the title changed to Fire Records Specialist at
Grade 18 and that Resolution No. 51, Series of 1968 is hereby
accordingly amended.
Dated this 16th day of March, A .. D., 197.0.
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ATTEST:
Mayor
Ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing i s a true, accurate and complete copy of a Resolution
passed by the City council of the city of Englewood at a regu-
lar meeting held on the 16th day of March, 1970.
Ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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ORDIKAIJCB 110.
11Y AUUJOIUft ·:L , IBUU OP 1970
All OltDI-.c. UPBALUG AIID ... BIIAC'fi•G IIIC!'IC. 18.9 CW 'I'BB
MU.ICIPAL CW. OP 'I'HB C I'I'Y OP nt<JLBMOOD: CaD'I'I.G A QUALIPIBD
MW!CIPAL COUR'I' 0P -.cOitD IIY ftOVIDOG POll 'I'BB U.PUG OP A
VBRBA'I' IM a.cOitD OP PllOCDDOG8.
B. 1'1' OJIMI.., BY '1'1111 Clft eot:BCIL OP 'I'D Cl'I'Y OP
o •oLBWDOD, COLOaADO, that S~icm 18.9 be and 18 hereby re-~ pea l ed and r~enacted to read •• f ollow. 1
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8!£tion 18.9 !UftiCip!l court -A coii\ Of !e9ord
'l'he Municipal court ahall k eep a verbatia record of
the proceeding• and evidence at trial• by either electric
deviaea or atenoqraphic aeana.
cr Introduced, read in full and PA••ed on fir•t read ing on ~ the ____ day of , 1970.
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day of , 1970.
PUbli•hed by title aa ordinance ~. -----,~~· aerie• o f
1970, on the day of 197o.
Mayor
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city Clerk-'l'reaaurer
I, Stepllea A. 14'0D, do~ c:eftify ~t the above and
foregoing b a V.e, 800\IZ'ate and ao.plete aopy of an Ordinance
pa .. ed on fiaal r ... iag and pulallelled t.p U.tle aa Ordinance lfO.
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Atteeta
city Clerk-'l'reaaurer
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TO: All Members of the Englewood City Council
FROM: Mr . stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE: March 13, 1970
SUBJECT: REVISED MUNICIPAL CODE
A month ago, in anticipation of the printing of the new Municipal Code,
the Director of Finance solicited proposals for the printing of the new
Code. The low bidder Vias the Great Western Stockman Company who
we have subsequently checked out in detail and found to do quality work.
If we are to hold them to their bid price, we must proceed to release
the Code for them to begin setting it into type. A number of relatively
minor aspects of the new Code have been referred to the City Council
in several memoranda from the City Attorney, although the City
Council has not yet taken action on them.
In order to "get the show on the road", I met with Mr. John Criswell
a few days ago and reviewed these matters. We proceeded to make
certain decisions subject to final direction from the City Council.
Assuming no "hang up ", the printer should have the proofs in a
sufficient number of copies for public hearing and Council review pur-
poses by May 1st. This would then permit us to proceed on May 4th
with a Bill for an Ordinance adopting the Code, setting a public hearing
for May 18th. If the Code were passed on May 18th, it would become
finally effective about June 18th . The final printed copies of the Code
would be available in late June .
The decisions which we have reached and which will be incorporated
in the new Code (unless you direct specifically to the contrary) are as
follows:
(1) Jury Trials.
The prese nt newly-adopted ordinance will be re-
enacted .
(2) Civil Defense Council .
Since the Civil Defense has not been an active
organization, 1t will not be provided for in the
new Code.
(3) Taxicab IJcense.
Since no cab company assigns specific cabs to
Englewood, and since no amount has been charged
from them for a number of years, the new Code
will not require a license of taxicab companies.
(4) Liquor Occupational Tax. ,
The present ordinance will be Incorporated in
the Code, wi h the sole exception that the word
"fee " will b used throughout rather than the word
"tax".
(5) House 1o rs Perrmt.
Becau all house mov rs must be licensed by
the I.!. • and are required by the I. I. C. to have
gen raJ hablhty insurance, the new Code will re-
quire house movers to make an advance deposit of
only $100 (plus the perm1t charge) rather than re-
quiring a varying, but si z ab le, advance deposit
ke d to th size of th hous being moved (which
IS a present ord1nance requirement).
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All Members of t he Engle wood Ci ty Council
March 13, 1970
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(6) Public Offici a l Bond .
The Cod e doe s not no w set forth a clea r and distinct
requirement for bonding of employe e s handling funds.
The new Code will provide th a t the City Council shall,
from time to time, by r e solution establish the positions
and amount s of bonds to be carried.
(7) Voluntee r Fire Depa rtment.
The present Municipal Code s ays very little about the
Volunteer Fire Department. The proposed new Code
(which is la rgely parallel to Littleton's Code in this
regard) will provide basica ll y as follows :
(a) The c reation and existence of the Volunteer
Fire Department will be recogni zed.
(b) The Volunteer Fire Department will be re-
quired to function under the direction of the
Fire Chief of the Englewood Fire Department.
(c) The Englewood City Council shall determine
the minimum number of volunteer firemen.
(d) The Code will provide that by-laws may be
adopted by the Volunteer Fire Department,
but will provide that these by-laws will be
effective only upon approval by the City
Council.
(e) The Chief of the Englewood Fire Department
will be authorized to establish minimum
levels of training and performance for the
Volunteer Department members and will be
author i z ed to remove members for cause.
(f) The Cod e will provide that no new members
will be recruited or enrolled nor will
vacancies of those whose membership may be
terminated be filled.
Over the past s e veral years, we have been operating under the Model
Traffic Code as rec ommended by the state of Colorado. The Municipal
Code provides that the City's Traffic Engineer shall possess rather ex-
tensive authority in traffic matters, including the establishment of one-
way streets, through streets, regulating speed limits, installing traffic
signals, left turn pockets, etc., etc. Nonetheless, the City Council has
expressed extensive interest in certain of these matters with a desire to
make certain dec 1s ions. It might, therefore, be approprfate for the
Council to c onsider what involvem e nt it wi shes to have, and to adjust
th Traffic Code to confor m wi th the desired role .
The n w Cod will r peal all ordin ances of the City through Series of
1 9 69 and t hese ordman are b ing Incorpora ted in the new Code .
Those ordinan e ad p E'd dunng 1970 (and whi ch need to be incorpor-
ated in t h n w od ) can bt> added to th e n w Code later this summer
fo llowi ng the comple adoptiOn of t h new Code .
Respectfull ,
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STANL EY H. DIAL
i ty Ma nage
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman La y .
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AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN ll-!PR OVE:t-lE NT DISTRICT
IN TH E CITY OF ENGLEWO OD, COLORAD O, TO BE KNOWN
AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, ORDERING THE CONSTRUCT-
I ON THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENTS:
PROVIDI NG FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF THE DIS-
ENOLI:WOOD, COL.OfiiAOO e0110 • TI:LI:~ON• 7ee..0811
March 16, 1970
Mr. Stanley Dial, City Manager
City of Englewood
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mr. Dial:
After our recent discussion about traffic patterns, there have
been several discussions within the Bank.
As we pointed out in our co~versation, we ~re much concerned
from two standpoints:
(1) The traffic pattern in the area of the new·bank
location at 333 West Hampden Avenue; and
(2) The traffic pattern in the area of our facility,
which we will maintain at the corner of South
Broadway and Baat Floyd.
It is our feeling that both the City and ourselves would be
better served in making a decision if professional help were to
be employed. The City may not wish to bear this expense;
therefore, the Bank is willing and is arranging for such a
study to be made by Harmon O'Donnell Engineers . We do not
know at this time when the study will be completed, but it
should be within several weeks; and we would like to have the
opportun ity to review with the Council the results of th is
study . We hope that the Council 's action on a one-way street
program may be deferred until such a study is available.
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President
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Introduced as a Bill by councilman Lay.
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BY AUTH)(ITY
** ORDINANCE NO. SERIES 1970 :.
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AN IMPR OVEME NT DIS TRIC T
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O , TO BE KN OWN
AS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19, ORDERING THE CON STR UCT-
ION THEREIN OF STREET AND ALLEY IMPROVEME NT S:
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, the City Council of Englewood, Colorado, pursuant
to the Charter, Chapter 14 of the Municipal Co de of the City, and
the Laws of the State of Colorado, hereby finds and determines that
there exists a necessity for the creation of Paving District No . 19,
in said City, and the construction therein of certain street and
a lley improvements as described herein; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore direct ed the
City Engineer to prepare plans, specif ications, maps and schedules
in accordance with 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
schedul es, plans, specifications, approximations of cost, and all
other matters and things in complete form and substance as required
by law; and •• amended by Council direction prior to the
reading of thia Bill for an Ordinance at the City Council Neeting of
WHEREAS, the report so made and filed ,;toge ther with March 2,
1970, details , specifications, estimates, maps and schedul es, are hereby
approved and adopted by the City Council; and
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WHEREAS, Notice of a public hearing concerning the
creation of the Di strict and the construction of the improve ment s
therein has been published once a week fo r three consecutive weeks
in The Englewood Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the
City , and in addition, a copy of the Notice has been mailed, pos t-
age prepaid, to each known owner of real prope rty within the pro-
posed District ; and
WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Notice,
the City Council met in ope n session for the purpose of hearing
any objections or protests that might be made against said improve -
ments ; and
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council c o ns i d e red the following com-
plaints and objections:
Petition from property owners in the 3800.block of South
Broadway and Li~~ln Street& in opposition to the proposed District.
Letter from Mr. Gurney A. Ulrich, 386L South Lincoln,
in oppoaition to the propoaed District.
Lett11r fram Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Campbell, 386 5 South
Lincoln, in oppoaition to the proposed District.
Letter from Nr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Campbell, 3897 South
Lincoln, in oppoaition to the proposed District.
Letter from Richard L. Banta, Jr., Attorney, rP.preaeu ting
Mr. L. »orval Pearce, 3801 and 3~05 South Lincoln Street, in
oppoaition to the propoaed Diatrict.
Letter fro. Mrs. c. Fulta, 3866 South Broadway, in opposi-tion to the propoaed Dlatrict.
Soyth Grant ltreet
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, in opposition to the proposed District.
Mrs. w. I. 8lliott, 3881 South Grant, in opposition to the proposed Diatrict.
Mrs. c. c. Irwin, 3868 South Gran t, in opposition to the proposed Diatrict.
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Mr. G. P. Wl~te, ·)77~ 8oath Grant, in oppoei~ion to the
p~poeed Dlttriat.
Mr. C. L. a.nderthott:, l759 eouth <kant, 1ft Oppollltion
t:o the pzopoeed Dlttdot.
Mr. L. B .... le, 4US 8outb kant, in op~1UOD to the
p~poeed Dlrtrlc~.
losath m.argn '""'
Mr. J. D. lloODftnell, 424~ &outh lluroll, ln oppoeition t:o
the p~poeed Diatrlat •
Mr. kd Grein, 4220 8outh IIUZ'on, in oppoeltion to the
pi:OpOeed Dietdctt.
, 11r. P. J. l~r, 737 --~ Qulney, ill opporltl.oft to the
~poeed Dittrlct.
Mr. CleoE'C)e lleLaUC)hUa, ~11 Iouth Huron, in oppoaitl.on
to the propoeed Dlttrlcrt:.
lk'. ~t r. IOttholf, ~M &outb &uroe, iD oppoaiUon
to ~ pr~~red Dlrtrlot.
Mtt !.1bl9 Ayw•
lk. a1ehard Batt, ttt.on.ey, npretentiftiJ '*. tDd Jkt.
llon'8l ,...,.,_, l801 aad 3805 Iouth L1Dooln ltrtet, 1D oppotltion
to tM ~OfUFII Dlttdctt. (Let:tu f.,_ lk. 8aDta wa. rec:el...S.)
lk. llalt. llrVlD, at~, reprteeDU,ng Jkt. llt\llle
~. JIOO tad JllO Iouth Llnaoln, in oppotltioo to the
s-opotedDittrln.
Mrto o.&db ~. 4501 8Duth Clafteoll, ill Oppotl-
Uoa to the PK'OJOeed Dletdot. lk't. 8enahu'dt pr•ent:ed t peUUoo
of JIII'Operty ~• .eo w.n oppDtlll to the Dlndat. "'e petitloo
... noelwed .ct reed.
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lla'. CluiMv a. Vldch, 1861 Iouth Llnoola, la oppoeltlon
to the pnpurl Dlttrlcrt:. Mr. Vldah alto np...,..t:ed ,...ral
pnpeny .... n la thit partlCNlar uet.
lllrt. Wlaale ltrattford, 4015 llouth Graat, in oppoaltioa
to the pa '* ~ • all abtdcrt:.
~. in rerpon•• to the proteata in the 4200 block
of Iouth Huron the City Council caueed the original plana to be
... ndedr in reeponat to the protett prtttnted by Mr. Richard
aanta, attorn•y, reprtatnting Mr. and Krt. Morval Pearce, the
plana in the 000 block of aaat Lehigh vera aaendedr and in reaponae
to the proteatt of the paving of the alley eaat of Iouth Broadway
froa the aouth aide of Baat Lehigh Ave. to the north aide of laat
Manafield Ave. the City council cauaed the alley to be deleted
fro-the propoted diatrictr and
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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
ENGLEWO OD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Paving District No. 19 is hereby created
and the improvements hereinafter described, 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 Resolution 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 improvements shall be constructed or installed shall be as
follows:
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l. Nec essary gra-ding and excavation, paving with 6"
compacted gravel base course and 2" asphaltic concrete surface,
concrete walks, curb and gutter where not already installed;
together withappurtenances 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.
South Lincoln St.
East Nassau Ave.
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
East side of
South Sherman St.
East side of
South Grant St.
South side of East
Layton Avenue
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 Ave.
North side of East
Mansfield Ave.
North side of East
Oxford Ave.
North side of East
Princeton Ave.
North side of West
Quincy Ave.
West side of South
Logan St.
North end of
cul-de-sac
South end of
cul-de-sac
West side of South
Sherman St.
West ~ide of South
Grant St.
West side of ·South
Logan St.
North side of East
Chenang o Ave.
West side of South
Lincoln S .
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East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
East Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Av e .
West Nassau Ave.
West Nassau Ave.
South Pearl St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
South Pennsylvania
St.
East Princeton Ave.
East Stanford Ave.
West Tufts Av e .
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 Nassau Ave.
South side of
East Oxford Ave.
East side of
South Logan St.
East side of
South Logan St.
West side of
Sou th 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
Cher okee 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
Princ eton 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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of same with t wo-inch asphaltic concrete, and concrete walks, curbs
and gutters, where not presently adequate; together with appurte-
nanc es and other incidental wor~ on the follo wing streets and
avenues:
ON
West Chenango Ave.
FROM
West side of
South Galapag o St.
TO
East side of South
Huron St.
3 . Necessary grading and excavation, compacted sub-
grad e , and with 6" Portland cement concrete surfac e, f or a total
overall width of fourteen feet; together with appurtenances and
other inciden tal wo rk on the following alleys:
ON ALLEY
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of Sou th
Galapago Street
East of South
Jason St.
East of South
Kalam ath Street
East of Sou th
Lipan Street
South side of
West Nassau Ave.
South side of
West Oxford Ave .
Sou th sid e of
West Stanford Av e .
South side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South sid e of
West Keny on Av e .
South side of
West Lehigh Av e .
South side of
West Hansfi e ld Ave .
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Nort h s ide of West
Oxford Ave.
Nor th side of Wes t
Prince ton Ave.
North side of
West Tufts Ave.
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North side of West
Mansfield Ave.
North sid e of West
Lehigh Ave.
North side of West
Mansfield Ave.
North side of West
Nassau Av e .
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of same with two-inch asphaltic c oncrete, and concrete walk s, curbs
and gutters, where not presently adequate; togeth e r with appurte-
nances and other incidental wor~ on the following streets and
avenues:
ON
Wes t Chenango Ave. West side of
South Galapag o St .
TO
East side of South
Huron S t .
3. Necessary grading and excavation, compacted sub-
grade , and with 6 " Portland cement concrete surface, for a total
overall width of fourteen feet; toge t h e r with appurtenances and
other incidental work on the followin g alleys:
ON ALLEY
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma St.
East of South
Acoma S t .
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East of Sou th
Galapago Street
East of South
Jas on St.
East of South
Kalamath Street
East of South
Lipan Street
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South side of
West Nass au Ave.
South side o f
Wes t Oxfo rd Ave .
South side of
West Stanf ord Ave .
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Sout h side of
Wes t Lehigh Ave.
Sou th sid e of
Wes t Kenyon Av e.
Sou th side of
West Lehigh Ave.
South side of
West Mansfi ld Ave .
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North s id e of West
Oxford Ave .
North sid e of Wes t
Princet on Ave.
North sid e of
Wes t Tufts Ave.
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Nort h side of West
Mansfield Ave .
North sid e of West
L ehigh Av e .
North side of West
Mansfield Av e .
North side of West
Nassau Av e .
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Section 3. Said District shall be known as and the
same is h ereby designated "Paving District No. 19", in Englewood,
Colorado.
Sec tion 4. The construction of said street and alley
improvements in and for the District , as shown by the plans , spec-
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 of-
fice of the Director of Publi c Works, be and the same is here by
authorized and ordered, the material to be used in the con struct-
ion of said street and alley improvemen ts to be in accordance with
such map s, plans and specifications.
Section 5. The estimated total cost of said improvements
is $ 454 435 92 . . it is proposed that the City of Englewood will
pay approximately $a4,JJO 63 toward the total cost of said im-
provements . The approximate share of the total cost to be ass e ss e d
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fronting or abutting
on said improvements will not exceed the amount set forth in the
Not ice of Hearing , as provided by a Resolution adopted and pas sed
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 whole cost of said im-
provements against the real estate in said District. In the event
any owner of real estate shall fail to pay the whole of such assess-
ment against his property within said thirty (30) days , then the
whole cost of the improv eme nt so as se s sed against his property shall
be payable in ten equal annual installments of principal. The first
of such installme nts of principal shall be due and p ayable at such
time as may b e determined in and by t h Ass essing Ordinanc and the
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remainder of said installments shall be due and payab l e 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 deferred installments
will be established by ordinance to be adopted by the City Council
a t a later dat e .
Section 7. By virtue of and pursuant to said laws and
the Charter and Chapter 14 of the MuniciP.al Code of the City, local
improvement bonds of the City shall be issued for the purpose of
paying for the local improvements described in this Ordinance, in
an amount not to exceed the cost and expenses of said improvements,
including engineering, legal and all incidental expenses, as pro-
vided by law.
Section 8 . The issuance of and payment for said bonds
shall be authorized by an Ordinance later to be passed in accord-
a nce with the Laws of the State of Colorado, the Charter and said
Chapter 14 of he Municipal Code of the City . The maxmium r ate of
in terest on special assessment b onds for Paving District No . 19,
s hall no exc d ten (lO) per cent per annum, and such maxmium in-
terest rat e shall be s t forth in the notice of sale of said bonds .
Se ction 9. The Mayor and Dir ctor of Finance are hereby
a uthoriz ed o advertise for bids to construct such improvements and
fo r bids for said bonds to be issued, in three (3) consecutive
weekly issues of The Englewooq Herald, a news p aper of general cir-
culation published in the City of Englewood, which advertisements
may run concurrently with the publication of this Ordinance .
S ection 10. The City Council hereby finds and det ermines
t h at the improvements proposed to be constructed and install ed will
confer a special benefit upon the property within the District and
a general benefit upon the City as a whole.
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Section ll . All ordinances, or parts thereof in conflict
h erewith are hereby repealed. This Ordinance, after its final pass-
age, shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose, shall b e
au thenticated 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.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON FIRST READIN G This 2nd day of
March, 1970.
(SEAL)
Mayor
ATTEST: ~rq;~
ex -officio City Clerk
(The following should be inserted on final publication.)
FINALLY ADOPTED AND APPR OVED This 16th day of March,
1970 .
(SEAL)
Mayor
ATTEST:
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A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFI~D
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPOSAL TO ~
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY
PLANNIN G AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO as f ollows:
THAT the f ollowing proposed charter Amendments be sub-
mitted to a vote of the Qualified Electors o f the City of
Englewood on May 5, 1970.
Shall Article VIII, Part I, entitled Library Board,
S ection 54 of the city charter o f the city of Englewood,
c olorado be amended as follows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -Section 54 . Board created -
The Public Library Board shall consist of nine (9)
members, eight (B) appointed by council from citizens-
at larg e with overlapping terms of four (4) years, and
one (1) councilman. The city Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex officio non-
voting member of the Board.
FOR A GA~I-N~S~T------------
Shall Article VIII, Part II, entitled City Planning and
zoning commission , Section 56 o f the city charter of the City
of Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION -
Section 56 . commission Establ ished -The c o uncil shall
establish by ord inance a city Plannin g and zoning com-
miss i on consisting o f nine (9) members appointed by
council, seven (7 ) o f whom shall be citizens-at-large
with overlapp i n g f our (4) year terms and two (2) of
whom shall be i ncumbent councilmen. The City Manager
shall appo i nt an administrative officer to be an ex
offic i o non-voting member of the commissio n. Citiz ens-
at-large members shall be qualified tax-payin g e lec t o rs,
residents of the city at least one (1) year i mm ediately
prior to the day of their appo i ntment, and shall hold
no paid of fi ce or position in the City Administr ation.
The recording secretary shall sig n any documents or
communicat i ons from the Board, "by order of the city
Planning and zoning commission.•
FOR AGA~I~N~S~T~---------
Shall Article VIII, Part III entitled Board of Adjustments
and Appeals, Section 5 9 of the c~ty , charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT S AND APPEALS -Section
59 . Board c reated -council shall establish by ordinance
a Board o f Adjustment and Appeals, consisting of seven (7 )
member s appointed by council, for overlapping terms of four
(4) years. Members shall be qu alified tax-paying electors,
resident s of the city at least one (1) year i mmediately
prior to the date of their appo i ntment, and shall hold no
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other office or position in the city 'Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the Board
of Adjustment and Appeals."
FOR~--------------AGAINST ________ _
Shall Article VIII, Part IV, entitled water and sewer ~· section 61 of the CitY. charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Sect i on 61.
Board created -The council shall establ i sh by ordin-
ance a water and sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the City, two (2) councilmen selected
by council, and six (6) members appointed by the council
from qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms of six (6) years. A representative
from the city Administration shall be appointed by the
city Manager to serve as an ex officio non-voting member.
FOR~-------AGAINST _______ _
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and
the city clerk-Treasurer of the city of Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the city of Englewood and
to take or cause to be taken such other further and additional
action in regard thereto as is prescribed by la~, charter
provision, or ordinance to arrange for and to conduct the vote
upon the proposed charter amendments.
ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED this ______ day of March, A.D.,
1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
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. , series of
1970, passed by city council on the day of -------
1970.
Attest:
ex o ffi c i o c ity Clerk-Treasurer
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A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOT E OF THE QUALIFIEP
ELECT ORS OF TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPO SAL TO AMEND
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FO LLOW I NG
BOARD S AND COMMISSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY
PLANNIN G AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTME NTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF T HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO as f ollows:
THAT the fo llowing proposed charter Amendments be sub-
mitted to a vote o f the Qualified Electors o f the city o f
En g lewood on May 5, 1970.
Shal l Article VIII, Part I, ent i tled Library Board,
S ect i on 5 4 o f the City Charter o f the City of Englewood,
colorado be amended as follows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -Section 54. Board Created -
The Public Library Board shall consist o f nine (9)
members, eight (B) appointed by council from citizens-
at large w i th overlapping terms of four (4) years, and
one (1) councilman. The city Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex officio non-
voting member of the Board.
FOR AGA~I~N~S~T~----------
Shall Article VIII, Part II, entitled City Planning and
zoning commission, Section 56 of the c i ty charter of the city
of Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION -
Section 56. commission Established -The co~ncil shall
establish by ordinance a city Planning and zoning com-
mission consisting of nine (9) members appointed by
council, seven (7 ) of whom shall be citizens-at-large
with overlapping four (4) year terms and two (2) of
whom shall be incumbent councilmen. The city Manager
shall appo i nt an administrative officer to be an ex
officio non-voting member of the commission. Citizens-
at-large members shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents of the city at least one (1) year immediately
prior to the day of their appointment, and shall hold
no paid office or position in the city Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, •by order o f the City
Planning and zoning commission."
FOR AGA~I-N~S~T~-----------
Shall Article VIII, Part III ent~tled Board of Adjus tments
and Appeals, Section 59 of the c~ty charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEAI,S -Section
59. Board created -council shall establish by ordinance
a Board of Adjustment and Appeals, consistin g of seven (7 )
members appointed by council, for overlapping terms of f our
(4) years. Memb ers shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents o f the City at least one (1) year i mmed i ately
pr i or to the date of their appo intment, and shall hold no
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other office or position in the city 'Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the Board
o f Adjustment and Appeals."
FOR AGAINST __________ _
shall Article VIII, part IV, entitled water and sewer
Board, section 61 of the city charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PARI' IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Section 61.
Board created -The council shall establish by ordin-
ance a water and sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the city, two (2) councilmen selected
by council, and six (6) members appointed by the council
from qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms of six (6) years. A representative
from the city Administration shall be appointed by the
city Manager to serve as an ex o ffi cio non-voting member.
FOR AGA~I-N~S~T-----------
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and
the city clerk-Treasurer of the city o f Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the city of Englewood 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 the proposed charter amendments.
ADOPTED MID APPROVED this _________ day of March, A.D.,
1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
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. , series of
1970, passed by city council on the day of ---------
1970.
Attest:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
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OF l~c.. RESOLUTION NO. __________ , SERIES ~t ~
A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIBP
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPOS AL TO AMENb-
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASI NG THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD , THE CITY
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLO RADO as f ollows:
THAT the f ollowing proposed Charter Amendments be sub-
mitted to a vote of the Quali fi ed Electors of the city o f
Englewood on May 5, 19 7 0.
Shall Article VIII. Part I, entitled Library Board,
Section 54 o f the City Charter o f the City of Engltwood,
colorado be amended as follows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -Section 54. Board Created -
The Public Library Board shall consist of nine (9)
members, eight (B) appointed by council from citizens-
at large with overlapping terms of four (4) years, and
one (1) councilman. The city Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex officio non-
voting member of the Board.
FOR AGA~I-N~S~T-----------
Shall Article VIII, Part II. entitled city Planning and
zoning commission, Section 56 of the city charter of the city
of Englewood, Colorado be amended as follows:
PART II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION -
Section 56. commission Established -The council shall
establish by ordinance a city Planning and zoning com-
mission consisting of nine (9) members appointed by
council, seven (7) of whom shall be citizens-at-large
with overlapping four (4) year terms and two (2) of
whom shall be incumbent councilmen. The City Manager
shall appoint an administrative officer to be an ex
officio non-voting member of the commission. citizens-
at-large members shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents of the City at least one (1) year immediately
prior to the day of their appointment, and shall hold
no paid office or position in the City Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the city
Planning and zoning commission."
FOR AGA~I~N~S=T~---------
Shall Article VIII, Part III entitled Board of Adjustments
and Appeals, Section 59 of the city charter of the city of
Eng lewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS -Section
59. Board created -council shall establish by ordinance
a Board o f Ad j ustment and Appeals, consisting o f seven (7 )
members appointed by council, for overlapping terms o f four
{4) years. Members shall be quali f ied tax-paying electors,
res id ents o f the Ci ty at least one (1) year immediately
pr i or to the date o f their appo i ntment, and shall hold no
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other office or position in the City 'Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the Board
of Adjustment and Appeals."
FOR AGA~I~N~S~T~---------
Shall Article VIII, Part IV, entitled water and Sewer
Board, Sect i on 61 of the City Charter of the City of
En g lewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Section 61.
Board created -The council shall establish by ordin-
ance a water and Sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the city, two (2) councilmen selected
by council, and six (6) members appointed by the council
from qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms of six (6) years. A representative
from the City Administration shall be appointed by the
City Manager to serve as an ex officio non-voting member.
FOR AGA~I~N~ST=----------
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and
the City clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the city of Englewood 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 the proposed charter amendments.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ______ day of March, A.D.,
1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex ~fficio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate,
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of
1970, passed by city council on the day of ---------
1970.
Attest:
ex officio City clerk-Treasurer
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A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPO SAL TO AMEND
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS ON THE FOLLOWING
BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY
PLANNIN G AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO as f ollows:
THAT the f ollowing proposed Charter Amendments be sub-
mitted to a vote of the Qualified Electors o f the city of
Englewood on May 5, 1970.
Shall Article VIII, Part I, entitled Library Board,
Section 5 4 of the City charter o f the City of Englewood,
colorado be amended as f ollows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -Section 54. Board Created -
The Public Library Board shall consist o f nine {9)
member~. eig ht {8) appointed by council from citizens-
at large with overlapping terms of four {4) years, dnd
one {1) councilman. The City Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex officio non-
voting member of the Board.
FOR AGA~I-N~S~T------------
Shall Article VIII, Part II, entitled City Planning and
zoning commission, Section 56 of the city charter of the City
of Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION -
Section 56. commission Established -The council shall
establish by ordinance a City Planning and zoning com-
mission consisting of nine {9) members appointed by
council, seven {7 ) of whom shall be citizens-at-large
with overlapping four {4) year terms and two {2) of
whom shall be incumbent councilmen. The city Manager
shall appoint an administrative officer to be an ex
officio non-voting member of the commission . Citizens-
at-large members shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents of the city at least one {1) year immediately
prior to the day of their appointment, and shall hold
no paid office or position in the city Administration.
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications from the Board, "by order of the city
Planning and zoning commission."
FOR AGA~I~N~S~T~----------
Shall Article VIII, Part III entitled Board of Adjustments
and Appeals, Section 59 of the city charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS -Section
59. Board created -council shall establish by ordinance
a Board of Adj ustment and Appeals, consisting of seven {7)
members appointed by council, f or overlapping terms of four
{4) years. Member s shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents o f the city at least one {1) year imm ediately
prior to the date o f their appointment, and shall hold no
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The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications f roni the Board, "by order of the Board o f Adjustment and Appeals."
FOR
AGA~I~N~S~T~----------
Shall Article VIII, Part IV, entitled Water and Sewer
Board, Section 61 of the citY. charter of the City of
En9Tewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Section 61.
Board Created -The council shall establish by ordin-
ance a Water and Sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the city, two (2) c .ouncilmen selected
by c ouncil, and six (6) members appointed by the Council
from qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms of six (6) years. A representative
from the City Administration shall be appointed by the
City Manager to serve as an ex officio non-voting member.
FOR
AGA~I~N~S~T~---------
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election Commission and
the City Clerk-Treasurer of the City o f Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the City of Englewood 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 the proposed charter amendments.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 1970.
ATTEST:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
___________ day of March, A.D.,
Mayor
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio c~ty Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate,
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series o f
1970, passed by city council on the day of
1970. ----------
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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ltaphen A. Lyon, Director of Finance ·-'-.COJ..O.
Application for a ClUb Liquor Licea .. of ~ V.F.W.
A queation ~ ariaen in r~ard to the prOIClaity of the pnpolled
liquor outlet of the v.r.w., l860 Iouth Ja8oa ltreet, ~ -.ddox
School, 700 weat Jlaaafield Aven•. If ODe .... urea directly
froa property liDa tc property Uae, the 4lataaoe ia J71 f .. t.
It one tak• the .,.t cUrecrt pedeetrian route, t:M 4latanoe ia
766.4 feat.
lOth the ltate ltatute aad the City COde probibit the 9raDtia9
of a Uaeft8e within 500 f .. t of a aabool. IIMNftr, the ..... r
in ~ab the ... eur..ant ia tc be t~ tiffare baa..-the
State aad City. 'l'be applicable aeationa are aet forth below.
ltat.! 8tatuta
City COd!
--rho diataaa ..... are to -.,_ aaa.~~Q~ed by dincrt
.... ur-nt fna the ....... t p~y liDe
of the la.d uaed for aabool ......... to the
near .. t portioa of the ~111141.. in '*iab
Ucr-r h to be aold, uaiD9 a ~· of 41~
pedeetriaa aaoeaa.•
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lea to or~by aay ....-.._ will
operata any •laee where fe~ted Mlt
be .. r...r•• or any t:Mraof are aold or to be
eold at retail within 500 feet fraa •r
priYAte, publio, or parocddal aebool, .. id
diata.nea tc be oo.pated ~ direct .. uure-
.. n t froa the .... r .. t property lin ..... •
117 .1-1, .... icipal Oo4e
If tb• Ci t y Code proYialon t&kee preaa~eaa• over ltate ltatate
(u you vill reaall llr. aerarclilli •pr• ... ~~a.e r•erY&tiOftll
oa thia paint ia revard to a alail•r ..-uoD relating tc J .21i'
bter liaee.e), then the application of the v.r.w. ahoald bt
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Staoley H. Dial, City Manaqar
Marah 16, 1970
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refu.e4 by tha City Oounail at 1 U llarah 16 ... t.1D9. A •P
4apiati~a~~ t:ba .... ~t.• will be avaU•l• fe~ diaplar at
tha Oollfteil -•tinq.
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Diraator of rlaaaaa ..
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March 16, 1970
FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND
co"o<f v
c~irvey of major Colorado cities concerning the refund of member's
contribution to Firemen's Pension Fund if the member separates
from the service prior to retirement, death, or disability.
City Refunds to Member
Yes No
Denver X
Colorado Springs X
Pueblo X
Aurora X
Boulder X
*Fort Collins X
Arvada
Greeley X
Littleton X
Westminster X
Longmont X
Loveland
Grand Junction X
*Lakewood X
*Englewood X
*Refund being proposed
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March 16, 1970
POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND
Survey of major Colorado cities concerning the refund of member 's
contribution to Policemen's Pension Fund if the member separates
from the service prior to retirement, death, or disability.
City Refunds to Member
~ No
Denver X
Colorado Springs X
Pueblo X
Aurora X
Boulder X
*Fort collins X
Arvada X
Greeley X
Littleton .X
Westminster
LOngmont X
Loveland X
Grand Junction X
*Lakewood
*Englewood X
Refund being proposed
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RESOLUTION NO. S~IES OF 1970 -------
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A RESOLUTION SUBMITTI G TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO
BE HELD MAY 5, 1970 AN AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CHARTER OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REGARDING THE POWER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STORM SEWER FACILITIES.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO as follows:
THAT the following charter amendment be submitted to
a vote of the qualified electors of the city of Englewood
to be held on May 5, 1970:
Shall the city charter of the city of Englewood,
colorado be amended by the addition of a new paragraph
to read as follows:
The city council shall have the power without
other or further preliminaries to issue general
obligation bonds of the city for the purpose of
constructing and installing storm sewer facilities
in the city in the principal amount of --,--_.,,---
to bear interest as shall later be determined by
ordinance of the City and to mature serially within
~~-----years from their issue. FOR AGAINST ______________________ ___
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission
and the City clerk-Treasurer of the city of Englewood are
hereby authorized and directed to give such notice as is
required by law to the qualified electors of the City of
Englewood and to take or cause to be taken such other
further and additional action in regard thereto as is pre-
scribed by law, charter provision, or ordinance to arrange
for and to conduct the vote upon said proposed charter
amendment.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of March, A.D., 1970.
Mayor
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. , Series of
1970, passed by City council on the day of
1970.
Attest:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. __________ ~_SERIES OF 1970
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A RESOLUTION1 "s UBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO
BE HELD MAY 5, 1970 AN AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CHARTER OF
THE C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD REGARDING THE POWER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STORM SEWER FACILITIES.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO as follows:
THAT the following charter amendment be submitted to
a vote of the qualified electors of the City of Englewood
to be held on May 5 , 1970:
Shall the city charter o f the city of Englewood,
c olorado be amended by the addition of a new paragraph
to read as follows:
The City council shall have the power without
other or further preliminaries to issue g eneral
obligation bonds of the city for the purpose of
constructing and installing storm sewer facilities
in the City in the principal amount o f
to bear intere st as shall later be determined by
ordinance of the city and to mature serially within
~~----------years from their issue. FOR AGAINST ____________________ _
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission
and the city clerk-Treasurer o f the City of Englewood are
hereby authorized and directed to give such notice as is
required by law to the qualified electors of the city of
Englewood and to take or cause to be taken such other
f urther and additional action in reg ard thereto as is pre-
scribed by law, charter provision, or ordinance to arrange
f or and to conduct the vote upon sa i d proposed charter
amendment.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day o f March, A.D., 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex o f1cio Ci t y c lerk-Treasurer,
do hereby cert ify that the f oreg oing i s a true, accurate
a nd complete copy o f Resolut i on No. , Series o f
19 7 0, passed by City c ounc i l on the day of -------
1970.
Attest:
ex o fft cio Cl y clerk-Treasurer
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~lsoL ON NO. _____________ SERIES OF 1970
JUoO
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' o -0 u A RESOLtJriON SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AT A SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO
BE HELD MAY 5 , 1970 AN AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CHARTER OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REGARDING THE POWER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL TO ISSUE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STORM SEWER FACILITIES.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO as f ollows:
THAT the following charter amendment be submitted to
a vote of the qualified electors o f the city of Englewood
to be held on May 5 , 197 0:
Shall the city charter of the Ci ty of Englewood,
c olorado be amended by the addition o f a new paragraph
to read as follows:
The city council shall have the power without
other or further preliminaries to issue g eneral
obligation bonds o f the C i t y for the purpose o f
constructing and installing storm sewer fa cilities
in the City in the principal amount o f
to bear interest as shall later be determined by
ordinance of the City and to mature serially within
______________ years from the ir ~ssue .
FOR AGAINST ____________________ _
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission
and the city clerk-Treasurer o f the c i ty o f Englewood are
hereby authorized and directed to give such notice as is
required by law to the qualified electors of the city of
Englewood and to take or cause to be taken such other
further and additional act i on in req ard thereto as is pre-
scribed by law, charter provision, or ordinance to arrange
for and to conduct the vote upon said proposed charter
amendment.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of March, A.D., 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex o f f~cio ci ty Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of
1970, passed by city council on the day of
1970.
Attest:
ex o ffi cio city clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. __________ , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO A VCYI'E OF THE QUALIFIED
ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, A PROPOSAL TO AMEND
ARTICLE VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY
INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VCYI'ING MEMBER S ON THE FOLLOWING
BOARDS AND COMMI SSIONS: THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE CITY
PLANNIN G AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
AND APPEALS, AND THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO as f ollows:
THAT the f ollowing proposed charter Amendments be sub--
mitted to a vote o f the Qualified Electors o f the City of
En g lewood on Ma y 5 , 19 70 .
Shall Article VIII, Part I, ent i tled Library Board,
Section 54 of the c i ty charter o f the c ity of Englewood,
c olorado be amended as f ollows:
PART I. LIBRARY BOARD -S ect i on 5 4. Board Created -
The Public Library Board shall consist o f nine (9)
members, eight (8) appointed by council from citizens-
at larg e with overlapping terms of four (4) years, and
one (1) councilman. The City Manager shall appoint a
member of the library staff to be an ex of fi cio non-
voting member of the Board .
FOR AGA~I~N=sT=----------
Shall Article VIII, Part II, entitled City Planning and
zoning commiss i on, Section 56 of the city charter of the City
of En g lewood, colorado be amended as f ollows:
PAR'l' II. CITY PLANNING AND ZONIN G COMMISSION -
Section 56. commission Established -The council shall
establish by ord i nance a city Planning and zoning com-
mission consisting o f nine (9) members appo inted by
council, seven (7 ) o f whom shall be citizens-at-large
w ith overlapping f our (4) year terms and two (2) o f
whom shall be incumbent councilmen. The city Manager
shall appo i nt an admin i strative of f icer to be an ex
off icio non-vot i n g member o f the commission. citizens-
at-large members shall be qual ifi ed tax-paying electors,
residents o f the city at least one (1) year i mmed i ately
prior to the day of their appo i ntment, and shall hold
no paid office or position i n the city Adm inistrat ion .
The recording secretary shall sign any documents or
communications fr om the Board, "by order o f the City
Planning and zoning commission."
FOR AGA~I~N~S~T~----------
Shall Article VIII, Part III entitled Board of Adjustments
and Appeals, Section 59 of the C1ty charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART III. BOARD OF ADJU STMENTS AND APPEALS -Section
59. Board created -council shall establish by ordinance
a Board of Adjustment and Appeals, consisting of seven (7 )
members appointed by c ounc il, f or overlapping terms of f our
(4) years. Member s shall be qualified tax-paying electors,
residents o f the city at least on e (1) year i mmed i a tely
prior to the date of their appointment, and shall hold no
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other o f fice or position in the c i ty .Administration.
The r e cording secr~tary shall sig n any documents or
communications f rom the Board, "b y order o f the Board
o f Ad j ustment and Appeals."
FOR~-------------AGAINST. __________ __
Shall Article VIII, Part IV, entitled water and Sewer
Board, Section 61 of the city charter of the city of
Englewood, colorado be amended as follows:
PART IV. WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Section 61.
Board created -The council shall establ i sh by ordin-
ance a water and Sewer Board. The Board shall consist
of the Mayor of the city, two (2) councilmen selected
by council, and six (6) members appointed by the council
from qualified tax-paying electors, serving six (6)
overlapping terms of six (6) years. A representative
from the city Administration shall be appointed by the
city Manager to serve as an ex officio non-voting member.
FOR~--------------AGAINST __________ _
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Election commission and
the City clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood are hereby
authorized and directed to give such notice as is required
by law to the qualified electors of the city of Englewood 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 the proposed charter amendments .
1970.
ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED this _________ day of March, A.D.,
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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. , Series of
19 7 0, passed by city council on the day of --------
1970.
Attest:
ex o ffi cio City Clerk-Treasurer
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