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AGENDA FOR
R E LAR COUNCIL SESSION
APRIL 6, 1970
8:00 P .M . Call to on! r, mvocation by the Rev. Allen Strong of the First
P esbyterian Church, pledge of allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop
No . 153, and roll call .
1. Minut s .
"(a) Regul a me ing o f Ma rch 16, 1970 . (Copies trans-
mitted hereWJth .)
(b) Publi c hearing of March 23, 1970 . (Copies trans-
mitted herewith .)
2 . Pre-schedu l d citizens and visitors .
(a) R cognition of "special guests" of the Council .
(b ) Mr. Harold Rust, Manager of the Englewood office
of the Publi c Service Company of Colorado, will be
present to present a franchise check. ·
(c) Mr. Charles Koester will be present to request a
transfer o£ a liquor license of Guespato's Cristofolo
Chiacchieroni in the name of Mr. Saul Leibow to
South Broadway Specialities, Inc .
(d) Mr . Lew Romans will be present to request Council
to determine "the neighborhood" involved in connec-
tion with the application for a club liquor license for
the V. F . w. , 3 60 South Jason Street.
(e) Mr. M. M. &immers, 3140 South Delaware Street,
WJII b present to request enactment of an ordinance
prohibitmg th sale of 3. 2 beer on &inday.
3 . Review of application of Mr. Jerry Sturm and Mr. Thomas J .
Nomin a for a three-way liquor license for the P anut Barrel,
3535 South Hu ron Street, and for final judgment.
4 . Commumcations .
(a) Memorandum dated March 27, 1970, from Mr. Kells
Waggon r, Director of Public Works, to Mr. Stanley H.
Dial, C1 Manage , r garding Paving District assess-
m e nt protests . (Copies previous! transmitted.)
(b) Letter dated Ma c h 16, 1970, from Mr. Howard M. Kirsch-
baum, president of the Community Arts Symphony, to Mr.
Stanley H. Dial, regarding contribution to the Symphony,
with a ttached cerpts from minutes of Council meetings of
tober 7, 196 8 , and Octobe 21, 196 • (Copies trans-
mitted he r with .)
(!') Memorandum date d April 1, 1970, from the Board of
re r r ic Commissioners regarding a grade recom -
m nd a 10n for the pos1tl o n of Ditch Rid r , (Copies trans-
mi t d hereWl h.)
(d) 1\l!nut.cs of th e Pl a nning and Zoning Commission meeting
o f M r h 3, 1970 . (Copies transmitted herewi th .)
( ) M1nu s f the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
o March 1 7, 1970 . ( oples tran mitted herewith .)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
APRIL 6, 1970
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4. Communications . (Continued)
~(f) Minutes of the Retirement Board meeting of March 17,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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(g) Minutes of the Water a nd Sewer Board meeting of
March 17, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(h) Minutes of the Election Commission meeting of
March 26, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(i) Memorandum from Mrs. Irene Jungck to Mr. Stanley
H. Dial, City Manager, regarding the use of the
various rooms in the City Hall for the year 1969.
(Copies transmitted herewith.)
(j) Roster of Council, Boards, Commissions, other
Council appointees and department heads as of
April 1, 1970 . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
5. City Attorney.
(a) Final draft of agreement between the City of Engle-
wood, City of Littleton, and Mr. Ernest Herbertson
regarding the acquisition of the Englewood-Littleton-
Fort Logan Bus Company. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
Memorandum dated March 19, 1970, from Mr. John
Murphy, Personnel Director, to Mr. Bernard V.
Berardini, City Attorney, regarding application of
veterans preference points. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(c) Report regarding authority of Police Pension Board .
(d) Report regarding pending litigation.
(e) Bill for an Ordinance assessing costs of removing
weeds and rubbish. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(f) Attorney's choice.
6 . City Manager.
(a) Paving District No. 18.
(1) Conside ation of assessment protests.
(2) Bill for an Ordinance assessing costs.
(Copies will be available at the session.)
(b) Authorization to secure bids from contractors and bond
buyers for Paving District No . 19. (Copies of bond
pro pe tus transmitted herewith.)
(c) R sol uti on appropriating monies in Park Improvement
Fund . (Co pies transmitted herewith.)
(d) R vi w of stre ts for improvement with County on -
half mill monies.
(e) ud e nt Government Program .
(f) R port regardi ng r pairs to wage Treatment Plant.
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6. City Manager. (Continued)
(g) Report on dog li censing a nd additional dog warden.
t (h) Discussion of possible rehabilitation and use of the
former Groussman building. (Copies of memorandum
from Mr. E. P . Rom a ns, Parks and Recreation Dir-
ector, to Mr. sta nley H . Dial, City Manager, dated
April 3 , 1970, transmitted herewith.)
(i) Manager's choice.
7. Recognition of non -scheduled citi zen s a nd visitors.
8 . Ge neral discussion.
(a) Mayor's c hoi ce.
(b) Councilman's choice.
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crT'< <..-• WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. ___ 8~-· Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Council has created Paving. District No. 19 , in the City
of Englewood, for the purpose of constru c tin g and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necessary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improveme nt s;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 shall be
given by publication in three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in the editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. The form of the Notice of Sale shall be substantially
as follows:
WIL.UON a Luuc
Al'T'OANIIY8 AT LAW
DOfV.R, COLOIUOO
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY ~F ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado, will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood , Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June 1, 1970 , and due June 1, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice, upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June 1, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June 1 and December 1, eac h year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub -
mitted on the following estimated dates of payment which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
AKtount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-l-1971
12-1-1972
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-l-1975
12-1-1976
12-l-1977
12-1-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shal l be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood, Colorado.
The bonds will bear interes t at a rate ~r rates not ex-
ceeding 10% per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date of deliv ery . Different or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of payment ,
but bids based on split coupon rat es for any one estimated paymen t
date, will not be acceptable.
Subject to the right of the City of Englewood to reject
any and all bid s received , said bonds will be awarded on the bid
representing the lowest net interest cost to the City based upon
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the estimated dates of payment as set forth above. Said bonds
will be payable from assessments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefited by the construction of the
improvements.
The Charter of said City provides: "Whenever a public
improvement district has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the remaining assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the district
and interest due thereon and th~re is not sufficient money in
said special surplus and deficiency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due there on and reimburse itself
by collecting the unpaid assessments due said District."
All bids must be unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000, pay-
able to the City of Englewood. Checks of unsuccessful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith deposit will be credited
to the purchaser at the time delivery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordance with his bid, the amount of his
deposit shall be held ~y the City as liquidated damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Director of
Finance, in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furnish he printed bonds,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opinion of Messrs, Willson and Lamm, Attorneys at Law, Denver,
Colorado. A certified copy of said approvi g opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cos t.
DATED at Englewood, Colorado, as of the 6th day of
April , 1970.
( S E A L ) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
ATTEST:
Publish in: The Englewood Herald
Publ ish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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3. The Notice t ·o Contractors for the construction and
installation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Notice. of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTJCE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the
first day of May . 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00P.M . at the Depart-
ment of Finance , in Englewood, Colorado , the City will receive
bids for the construction of street and avenue improvements in
Paving District No . 19 , in said City .
Sa i d improvements shall consist of street and alley paving, curb,
gutter , and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenances
in said Dis trict, all as more fully set forth in the Bill for
an Ordinance creating said District .
Bids will be opened and tabulated at the above mentioned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00 P.M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970, or at an adjournment thereof.
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer ,
Englewood, Colorado. Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer's
office on April 20 , 1970. A charge of $10.00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications .
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHERIOF, said City of Englewood , Colorado , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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ADOPTED AND APP~OVED this 6th day of April, 1970.
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ATTEST:
Director of Fin~nce
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RESOLUTION NO. lrJ , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council at its meeting of
March 1 6 , 1970 did approve the recommendation of the Parks and
Re cre at i on Commission that additional funds be expended in the
development of Belleview Addition; and
WHEREAS, various overruns and underruns of expend i tures
and appropriations have been forecast b y the departments o f
Financ e and Parks and Recreation.
NOW, 'rHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following increases and decreases to
th e Park Impr<UJQI!Iel(): rF.und revenue estimates are hereby authorized. ry C ,
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Sale city Park Gt.~::. ~.00 ; ' ·l...e
HUD Grant · ~ot.0 State Land & Water Conservation Fund
Public Improvement Fund
Sidewalk District No. 1
Interest
Miscellaneous
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Estimate
$(41643)
(31 635)
31000
296
$(41982)
Revised
Estimate
$110001000
2771646
68,315
2551724
501862
601000
171100
$117291647
Section 2. The following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Fund appropriations are hereby authorized.
Original City Park Site
Sinclair Pool
I ndoo r Pool
Te nn i s Courts
Dar tmouth Park
Du n c a n Park
Baker Pa r k
Miller Field
Englewood-Be lleview Park
Englewood-Bel l e v i ew Addition
Bates-Logan P a rk
Jason Park
Centennial Park
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Appropri-
ation
$ 1
116
1,212
( 170)
(2 1 800)
1 6 1830
(61285)
$ 8 190 4
Revised
Appropriation
$ 71174
94,748
3171304
171167
2811286
18,958
121987
2961684
1721276
71,613
871520
12 6 ,5 23
2001462
$11 7 041 7 02
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1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this k?
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EX OFhro CITY CLERK ~ER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do he r e by certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete c opy of Reso~ution No. 10 , Series of 1970 passed
on the ? day of Up u/ , 1970.
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RESOLUTION NO. tJ > , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April,
1970.
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r: rTY OF E GLEWOOD
~lARCH 1 7 , 19 70
M mbers of the board were introduced by Mr . Dial .
~lemb rs Pre ~ n : Howa rd R . Brown, Dallas Dhorit , lou Garramone ,
Wayne Oakley, Warren Orr, Kay Roberts
Mem bers Ab sent: Tom Fitzpatri ck
Oth e r s present were: City Manager Dial, Steve Lyon, llirec tor of Finance
and Don Mazanec of Co ate s , Herfur th t England
Uhority wa s acting c hairman ancl suggested that al ' 11 e ·•l>ers give a
brief de sc ription o f Lh ir background in order to sLlec t variou s of ficers.
Aft er dis c u ssion,
Garramone moved,
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Brown seco'nded, Th at Ohori ty be Chairman of the Re r i r men t Board,
term of offic e being one year. c,'Yo"
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There being no othe r nomination s , Dhority wa s elected by .1< cLamation f the
office of Ch airman .
After discussion ,
Dhority mo ved,
Orr seconded , That Gar ramone be Vi c e Chairman of the Board, term
of office for one year.
There being no other no inations, Gar ramone wa s elected by dC lamation for the
office of Vi ce Cha irman .
Oakley mov d,
Brown seconded, That Kay Roberts be Secretary of •.he Board, term
o office for one year.
There being no other nomina ion , Roberts was l cted by aL< brT1tion for the
office of Sec retary.
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Don ald R. a?ane of Co ates, Herfurth li England , ex I ined different
phases of th e retir ment plant to the board. Al l board memb r• present w r e in
favor of accepting th manual of administration for the City of Englewood
retirement plan.
Oakley mov d,
Brown econded , Th at we accept the manual of administration .
Aye s :
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Ab ent:
Brown, Dhorlty, Garramone , Oak ley , Orr , Robert s
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Fitzpatrick
Aft er discu sion,
Garrornon
Oak! y
mov d ,
e onded , That S teve Lyon be Tr a s urer of th
of offic for one y r.
Board, term
Ther bein no oth r nomina ion~, Lyon was
offic o f Tr a•ur r .
ct d by a ccl rnation for th
Af er a•c plinK th~ office of Tr a ur r, Lyon remind d th board that
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. v ral mployt! hav t rmlnated from th City. H r qu t d automati authorization
ro mak refund ~ to the e employ c~.
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Rob e r t -; moved
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That t he Tr e a s urer be al l owed t o make automatic
ref u nd s on terminatin g employee s .
Br own, Dh o ri ty , C:a r r ornu n e , Oak l ey, Orr, Ro be rt s
Non e
Fitzpatric k
Af te r di sc u ss ion ,
Aye :
Nay s :
Ab en t :
Orr mo ved ,
Ro be r t s second e d, 1 hat the trea s urer be al l owed t o mak e i nve s tm ent s
wh ic h are al l owed by l aw for the Cit y o f En glewo od.
lhe trea s ur e r shall a lso be a l l owed t o inve s t a ny
c xc ss fund s at a s avin g s a cco un t ~~ar in g dail y
interes t.
Br own, Dh or ity , Garra mon e , Oa kl ey, Orr, Ro bert s
No ne
F i tz pa t ri c k
Af t e r di sc u ss i o n,
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Na y s :
Ab e n t:
Dho r i ty moved,
Brown sec onded, That the h ank account be e >t ab l i s hed a t the Fi r s t
National Bank of Englewo od.
Brown, Dhori tv , r:atr nmo ne, Oak ley, Orr, Robe r ·~
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Fitzpatrick
Th e Board e xpre ssed their rl e s ire f or t he treasurer and hi s employee s a c ting
in hi s absen ce to have th e ir bond s xte nd e d to c over the pen s i on fund.
Th e r e wa s disc u ss ion on th e tw o mem ber s , Clyde Channel and E hel Johnson, regarding
their re t irement c heck s . It wa s agreed that the s ecretary and treasurer should
get in tou c h with them imm ediately and get the ne c es s ary paper work started.
No regular me e ting ha s be e n es tab l i s hed at this dat0 , next meeti ng will b e on
April 28 , 19 70 at 7 :30 P.M.
Meeting adjourne d at 9 :55 P.M.
Acting Re co rding S c r e ta r y
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
APRIL 6, 1970
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Col orado met in regul ar sess ion on April 6, 1970 at
8:00 P.M.
Ma yor Schwab, pres~ding , called the meetin g to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Allen Strong of
the First Presbyterian Church. Pledge of A~egiance was led by
Ma yor Schwab .
The Mayor a sked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roJl, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Schwab .
Absent ~ Cou n cilme~ Lone, S e nti .
The Ma yor dec lared a quorum present.
Also present were : City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardin i,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCIL MAN DHORITY MOVE D, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 16, 1970 AND THE PUBLIC
HEARING OF MARCH 23, 1970 BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Coun cilmen Brown, Dhority, ·Krei ling, Lay, SchwaL.
Nays: Non e .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the mo tion carried .
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Ma yor S chwab recogni zed Mr . James ·W ~ Murphy, 4252 South
Delaware Street, from the li st of "Special Citizen Program
Invitees ."
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Mr . Harold Rust, manager of the Englewood office of
the Pub lic Service Company of Colorado , appeared before City
Co uncil and presented the quarterly franchi s e check in the amount
of $34 ,500 representing the f~rst q u r e r franch~se payment for .
1970.
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Mr ; Tom Eitel, attorn y 3470 South Sherman, represent-
ing South Broadway Spec ialtt e s , Inc., 5 180 South Broadway, appeared
before Ctty Counc~l requ e sttng t he r e 1ssuance of the liquor l~cense
for Guespato Crtstofolo Ch~acchteron e r m Mr. Saul Leibow to
South Broadway Spec ialtt es. In c . Mr . El l 1 d ts c ussed the transfer
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COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SEC ONDED,
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE 'I'HE RETSSUANCE OF THE LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR GUESPATO CRISTOFOLO CR1AC CHIERONE FROM MR . SAUL LEIBOW
TO SOUTH BROADWAY SPECIALTIES, INC. SUBJECT TO THE RECEIPT OF
A CLEAR FBI REPORT ON ALL MAJOR STOCKHOLDERS AND OFFICERS OF THE
CO MPANY . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absen t: Councilmen Lone, Senti .
The Ma yo r declared the motion carried.
Mr. Chalmerse A. Parker, 3996 South Grant, appeared
before City Counc~l on behalf of the Englewood Human Relations
Council. Mr . Parker requested that the City of Englewood waive
the cu stod~an fees for a play to be held by the Human Relations
Council April 16, 1970. Mr. Parker stated th at one-half of the
admiss~ons were to go to the players and the Human Relations
Council and one-half to the sellers of the t~ckets.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCI LMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE REQUEST OF MR. CHALMERSE A . PARKER THAT THE CUSTODIAL FE E
BE WAIVED FOR THE HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL PLAY ON APRIL 16, 1970
BE APPROVED . Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Schwab .
Nays~ None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carr~ed.
Mr. George Mason, chairman of the Englewood Human
Relations Council , was recogni zed by the City Council.
Mr. Norman Harness, 432 5 South Huron , appeared before
City Counc i l represent~n g the V.F .W. Post #322 , 3860 South Jason.
Mr. Harness requested approval of the City Council to circulate
petitions for the propos ed club liquor license of the V .F.W.
eight blocks east and wes t and ten blocks north and south. Mr.
Ha rness stated that he did not wi sh that pet itions be circulated
west of Sou h Santa Fe and north of U.S . 285
It was the consensus of City Counc il that he request
of Mr. Harness to ci rculate petit1ons for the proposed club
liquor license of the V .F.W. Post #322, 3860 South Jason be
approved.
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Mr. M. M. Summers , 3140 South Delaware, appeared before
C1ty Counc~l and requested the C~ y of Eng lewood to pass an ordi-
nance proh~b1t~ng the sale of 3 .2 beer on Sundays . Mr . Summers
stated that a s~m1lar ordinance had been upheld by the Colorado
Supreme Court.
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Mr. Tod Baker, at t orney , Denver U.S . National Center,
represent i ng Mr. Jerry S t urm of the Peanut Barrel, 3535 South
Huron, appeared before City Co u nc i l. Mr. Baker stated that
Mr. S t urm had no t k e p t w1th hi s representat ions concerning the
Apri l 1, 1970 ope n i n g o f t h e P e anut Barrel restaurant and liquor
outlet but that t hey we r e p r ogre s si n g with construction and
requested Counci l's i ndu l g e n ce for 30 more day s. Mr . Baker stated
that Mr. Sturm had already investe d $25,000 i n the restaurant and
was obl i gated to Stores Equi pm e n t Corporat i on in the amount of
$34 ,000 .
Mr. Jerry Sturm, 3184 West Edgemore Drive, appeared
before City Council and reques t ed an additional 30 days to bring
the l i quor license of the Peanut Barrel into effect. Mr . Sturm
stated that he would be wi ll i n g t o pos t a $5 ,000 performance bond.
City Council d i s c uss e d the a ction to be taken on Mr.
Sturm's request .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE TIME FOR OPENING WITHOUT REVOCATION OF THE PEANUT BARREL,
3535 SOUTH HURON, LIQUOR LICENSE AUTHORIZATION BE EXTENDED TO
MAY 4 , 1970 WITH MR. STURM BEING REQUIRED TO POST A $5 ,000 SURETY
BOND NO LATER THAN APRIL 10, 1970, SAID BOND TO BE FORFEITED IF
THE PEANUT BARREL IS NOT OPENED ON MAY 4, 1970 . Upon the call of
t he roll, t he vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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A memorandum dated Marc h 2 7 , 19 7 0, from Mr. Kells
Wa ggon e r, Director of Public Work s , to Mr. S t anley H. Dial, City
Manager, regarding Paving Di str1 ct a s ses s men t protests was re-
cei v ed fo r the record.
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A l e tter dated March 16, 1970, from Mr . Howard M.
K1 rs chbaum , pre s1dent of t he Community Ar ts Symphony, to Mr .
S anl ey H . D1 al , City Manager, regard1ng contr1butions to the
Sympho n y wi h attached excerpts from minutes of Council meetings
of Octob e r 7 , 196 8 and Oc tober 21, 1968 was rec e1ved for the
r e c ord a nd di s c usse d . Mr. Dial indica t ed t ha t the City had
budge ed $1 ,5 0 0 f o r the Symphony and pai d the amount. However,
it was the und e rs t anding of Mr. Ki rschbaum that the Ci ty would
support t h e Symphony i n the amount of $2,000 annually.
COUN CILMAN DHOR ITY MOVED, COUN CILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE CITY COUNCI L AL LOCATE ANO THER $5 00 TO THE COMMUN I TY ARTS
S YMP HONY F OR 1970 BR I NGI NG THE TOTAL CON T RIBUTION TO THE SYMPHONY
TO $2 ,000 . Upon the c a ll of the ro l l , the v o e resul t ed a s f o llows :
Ayes: Counci l men Bro n, Dhority , Lay , Schwab .
Nays : Councilman Kre1l1ng.
Absent: Councilmen Lone , Sen ti.
The Mayor declared the mot1on c a rr1ed. I • •
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A memorandum dated April 1, 1970 from the Bo ard of
Car eer S e rvi ce Comm~ssioners r eg ard ~ng a gra de recommend a tion
fo r the position of Ditch Rider was received for the record.
COUNCILMAN LA Y MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED ,
THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIO N REGARDING
A GRADE F OR THE POSITION OF DITCH RIDER BE APPROVED. Upon the
c a l l of the roll , the v ote resulted as fo llows~
Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kre iling, Lay , Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, S e n ti .
Th e Ma yor dec l ared the motion ca rried .
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoni ng Commission
meetings of March 3 and March 17 , 1970 were received f or the
r eco rd.
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The minutes of the Ret i rem ent Board meeting of Ma rch
1 7, 1970 were receiv ed for the r eco rd.
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The mi nutes o f the Water and S e wer Board meeting of
March 17, 1970 we r e rec eiv ed for the record.
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The minutes of the Election Commission meet~ng of
March 26, 19 70 were re ce ~ved for the record.
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A memorandum from Mr s . Irene Jungck to Mr . Stanley
H . Di al, City Manager , regard~ng the use of the various rooms
in the City Hall for the ye ar 1969 was rece1ved for the re co rd.
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A roster of Council, Boards, Comm i ssions , and other
Council appointees and department heads as of Apri l 1 , 1970 was
received for the record.
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City Atto rney Berardini pre sented a proposed ag reemen t
betwe e n the cities of Englewood and Littleton and Mr . Ernest M.
Herbertson regarding the a cquisition from Mr. Herbertson of the
Englewood-Littleton-Fort Log an Bus Line and 1ts operation by
the cities of Englewood and Littleton.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY S ECONDED, THAT
THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITIES OF ENGLEWOOD AND LITTLETON AND
MR . ERNEST M. HERBERTSON REGARDING THE ACQUISITION AND OPERATION
OF THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN BUS L:NE BE APPROVED AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CL ERK BE AUTHOR1ZED TO EXECUTE THE DOCU-
MENT . Upon the call of the roll, the vo e resulted as follows:
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Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays : None.
Absent : Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the mot1on carried.
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A memorandum dated March 19, 1970 to Mr. John Murphy,
P ersonnel Director, from Mr. Bernard v. Berardini, City Attorney,
regarding application of veterans preference points was received
for the record.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PRESENT CA REER SERVICE ORDINANCE BE AMENDED TO CONFORM WITH
THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT DECISION THAT VETERAN POINTS NOT BE
GIVEN FOR VIETNAM AND KOREAN CONFLICTS. Upon the call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini gave an oral report concerning
the author1ty of the Policemen's Pension Board to create a
condition of employment.
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A report dated April 6 , 1970 regarding pending liti-
gation from City Attorney Berardini was received for the record.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read i n full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CE RTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s; Counc1lmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: Non e •
Abs e n Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the mo t 1on carried .
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COUNCI LMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE APPLICAT ION OF THE SPORT BOWL, 3295 SOUTH BROADWAY,
BE REMOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted a s follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Schwab .
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declare d th e mot i on c arr ied .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECOND ED,
THAT THE APPLICATION OF THE SPORT BOWL, 3295 SOUTH BROADWAY,
BE DENIED BASED UPON THE FACT THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD HAS
AN ORDINANCE REFUSING THE ISSUANCE OF A LIQUOR LICENSE WH ICH IS
WITHIN 50 0 FEET OF A SCHOOL .
Discussion ensued .
COUNC ILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED ,
THAT THE MOTION FOR DENIAL BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE THE FACTS THAT
THE SPORT BOWL IS A FAMILY PLACE WHERE SMALL CHILDREN ARE PRESENT
AND THAT THE CONTROL OF SELLING 3.2 BEER TO OLDER PEOPLE ONL Y
MAY GET OUT OF HAND WITH SO MANY YOUNGER PEOPLE PRESENT . Upo n
the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Na y s: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the amendment carried.
Upon t he call on the amended motion, the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreil i n g , Lay , S chwab .
Na y s: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma y or declared the motion carried.
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Introduc ed as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPRO VE-
MENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18, 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 ;
PRES CRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAI D
ASSES SMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGEN CY .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
T HE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING AND ORDERED PUBLI SHE D IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD
AND ENTERPRISE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote result ed as
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Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19 AND THE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
CONSTRUCTION BIDS.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial stated that the City of Englewood
had received a $54,000 grant from the State Land and Water
Conservation Fund for the development of the middle area of
Englewood-Bellevi e w Park. Mr. Dial stated that in order to
utilize this grant that $54,000 of the City's funds must be
expended.
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City Manager Dial presented a resolution on the Park
Improvement Fund which carried out the financial implications of
the recommendation of the Parks and Recreation Commission approved
by Council at its March 16, 1970 meeting.
RESOLUTION NO. 10, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 10, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: Non e .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reported in regard to the ut1lization
of the one-hal f mill c redit of the County Road and Bridge Fund .
Mr. Dial stated that it was his request not t o utilize an y of
the credit for work on Cl a rkson due to the pos i t.~o n of the City
of Cherry Hills. Mr. Di al recommended instead th a t the City of
Englewood with the cooperation o f the Cherry H ~lls staff prepare
the worst s ection s of Cl arkson with its own crews . Mr . Dial
recommended that the City proceed with the extens~ve seal co at~ng
program which h ad been proposed at the March 16, 1970 Ci ty Counci l
meeting and further that the City overlay Hampden from Logan to
Bannock as a last priority item i n the program.
It was the consensus of City Counc~l that the City
Manager be authorized to proceed as recommended.
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City Manager Di al stated that Apr i l 24, 1970 would
be the Stud ent Government Day Luncheon and requested members of
City Council to keep that date open.
City Manager Di al stated that S tudent Government City
Council night would be Ma y 4, 1970.
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City Manager Dial stated that the Annual Awards
Banquet would be held May 13, 1970.
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City Manager Dial requested a special City Counci l
meeting on April 13, 1970 for the awarding of b1ds for emergency
repairs to the sewage treatment plant.
It was the consen sus of City Council tha t the meeting
be held at 5:30 P.M . on April 13, 1970.
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City Manager Dial presented a memorandum from Chief
Clasby requesting an additional dog catcher. Mr. DJal s ated
that as of April 1, 1970, $1,400 in dog license fees had been
collected .
It was the consensus of City Council that the C1ty
proceed with the prelimi nary recruitment of a dog catcher and
that the resolution appropriat ing funds for an addit~onal dog
catcher be prepared for the next City Council meet1ng.
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City Council discussed the legal means of cop1ng with
prowling cats.
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City Manag er Dial presented a copy of a memorandum from
Mr. E. P. Romans, Director of Park s & Recreat1on, concern1ng he
use of the Groussman Building, 3537 South Broadway. Mr. D1al
stated that the Groussman Building was being acquired by the
Colorado Department of Highways and that i was the hope of the
Parks and Recrea ion Department that the C1ty make use of the
structure for recreat1on purposes. The cost estimated to eno-
va e the structure would be $40,000 a ccording to the cst~mates
ob ained by the Parks and Recreation comm1ssion. I • •
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDE D,
THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZ 'ED AND DIRECTED 'JO TAKE AL
STEPS APPROPRIATE TO INDICATE TO THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD'S DESIRES TO OBTAIN THE GRO USSMAN
BUILDING THROUGH A LONG TERM LEASE FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CI TY 'S
RECREATION PROGRAM. Upon t he call of t he roll, t.h e vote r esu l ted
as follows:
Aye s: Cou n ci lmen Brown, Dhority , Kr e i l i n g , Lay , Sc h wab .
Nays : No n e .
Absent: Counci lmen Lone, Senti .
The Mayor declare d the mot i on carri ed .
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RESOLUTION NO . 11, SERIES OF 1 9 70
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 5 1, SERfES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
(Copied in full i n the offici al Resolu t~o n Book .\
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREIL I NG S ECONDED ,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 11, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND AP PROVED
SUBJECT TO THE CONCURRENCE OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMM fSSI ON.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as foll o w s ~
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dho rity , Kreil~ng, Lay , S c hwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti .
The Mayor declared t he mot1on carried.
City Manager Di al ~ndica t ed t o memb ers of Ct t y Cou nc~l
th a t the City was s chedul ing a c ourse on c omputers a n d 1n f o rmat1on
systems for d e part me n t hea d s and C1 ty Counc 1l d ur1ng lh mon h o f
Ma y , probably on th e Saturd a y s of May 9 and 1 6 , 19 70 .
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City Council disc ussed th e May 5 el ect1on on th e bus
line and the charte r amendments.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORf TY S ECOND ED, T HAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED . Upon t h e c all of t h e roll , he vo te
r e sulted as fol lows :
Ay e s: Counc i l men Brown, Dhor1ty, Kr ei ltn g , La y , Schwab .
Na y s· None.
Ab sen t · Co u n c1 lmen Lone , S e nt ~.
Th e Mayo r dec lared t h e mot .on c arr~ed , a n d t he mcet 1 ng a dJourned
a t 11:01 P .M.
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A BILL FOR <;: • oL , LE:
OIT't Q F ENGLL .. vuo. COLO.
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The City Council has heretofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood , Colorado , th a t certain costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties loc a ted within the City, that a statement
of the costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following descr i bed
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent penalty:
Description of Property
2051 West Adriatic, Lots 33-34,
Block 93, Sheridan Heights
Add i tion
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32, Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35 ,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridi an, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision, thence E 166'
thence S 305' thence W 166'
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172.06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92 .86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
Amount of Assessment
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53 .77
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4, Block 3, Pleasant View, 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31, Block 67, Brenlow
P ark Vacant lots
Lots 15 and 1 6 , Block 3! Wes t view
Ad d ition
Lots 1 5 , Blo ck 2 , South Lawn
Ga r dens, 20 0 0 West Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2 n d F ili n g
S 1/2 o f Lo t 8 and all Lots 9
and 10, Bloc k 8, Premier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
$101.20
189.75
62.62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each person having a record interest in
each of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
Introduced, read i full and passed on first reading
on the u c.& day of <.U S·<:; , 1970 • .
day of
ATTEST:
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the </(ti /"
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MAYOR
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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AGREEMENT
Thi s Ag reement, made and entered into this
day of -------------------• 1970 by and between the City o f
Englewood, a municipal corpora~ion, referred to herein as
"Englewood"; the City of Littleton, a municipal corporat1on,
referred to herein as "Littleton"; and Mr. Ern es t M. Herbertson,
dba the Englewood-Littleton-Fort LO g an Bus Line, referred to
herein as "Herbertson~; witnesseth:
WHEREAS, Herbertson holds a valid certificate of public
necessity and convenience, being certi fica te No. 50 issued
by the State Public Utilities commission, and u nder sa1d cert1-
ficate is providing a public transportation service to the
citizens of Englewood, Littleton, Sheridan, and Arapahoe
county ; and,
WHEREAS, Herbertson has made known that he can no
longer continue public bus transportation to the reside nts of
said areas without further financial assistance; and,
WHEREAS, in the event that Herberts on were to abandon
and discontinue operation of this public transportation, con-
siderable inconvenience and substantial hardship to large numbers
of the res idents in the municipalities now served will result:
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS MtJl'UALLY AGREE D BY AND BETWEEN
THE PARTIES HERETO AS FOLLOWS:
1. That Herbertson hereby a grees to continue
the operation of the publ ic bus trans-
portation system as he has prev i ously don
without diminution of service, through,
and including May 15, 1970.
2. Englewood has the option to acquire
Publ ic Ut ilities comm1ss i on Perm it No.
50 and the bus line from Herbertson
subject to the approval o f he Public
Ut i lities comm iss1on of the State of
c olorado for the purchase price of
$5,000 . said option shall expir at
midnight, May 15, 19 70 .
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3. En g lewood may, at its option on or after
May 15, 1970, and for a reasonable period
o C time thereafter, have the f ull use
o f three (3) buses presently in use by
Herbertson for the purpose of continuing
d nd maintaining ·the service as provided
by present routes. As soon as replace-
ment buses have been acquired, the three
ex i sting buses shall be conveyed to
Herbertson to be disposed of as he sees
f it. Englewood shall return the buses
to Herbertson in essentially the same
condition as they were when Englewood
began use of them.
4. The cities of Englewood and Littleton
hereby agree to reimburse Herbertson
for any loss or deficit that he may incur
in the operation of the Englewood-Littleton-
Fort Logan Bus Line between January 1, 1970
and May 15, 1970. The meaning of the word
"deficit" shall not include expenditures
made by the Cities or depreciation of any
kind taken upon real or personal property
of the Englewood-Littleton-Fort Logan Bus
Line, but shall include all others in-
cluding salaries, repairs, etc. Herbertson
will make only such expenditures as are
reasonable and necessary for continuation
of bus service during January, 1970. Pay-
ment to Herbertson in the event of loss
or deficit shall be made on the basis of
an audit of actual expenses as evidenced
by receipts, cancelled checks, and other
documents.
5. Herbertson is provided a salary of $800
per month from February 1, 1970 to May
15, 1970. Such salary is an operating
cost of the bus system and if this cost,
together with the other operating costs
described, exceed the operating revenues,
Englewood and Littleton will reimburse
equally such losses monthly. The calcula-
tion of "losses" and "defici • shall be as
provided in paragraph (4) above. ·
6. Upon the acquisition of the bus line by
Englewood, the City shall proceed with
the application for federal assistance
i n purchasing no more than three (J)
new buses. Englewood and Littleton shall
participate financially in the purchase
of the buses equally. The federal a i d
appl i cation shall be for the purchase o f
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Englewood shall be committ ed, upon acqui-
sition of the bus line, to continue the
operation of the bus system for a ten
(10) year period or until both cities
a g ree that the system should no longer
continue, or unt.il the system ~s sold
to another public or private operator
who will provide service equal to that
being currently provided.
The net losses or profits as determined
on a quarterly basis will be shared
equally by Englewood and Littleton
upon acquisition of the system by
Englewood.
All purchases of cap i tal items with a
price in excess of $1,500, all decisions
relating to rate changes, and all de-
cisions relating to route changes shall
receive written prior approval by those
authorized to represent the two cities.
Englewood shall serve as operator of the
bus line, keeping accurate and acceptable
records of cost, and other information
that would be of help in either managing
the bus line or informing the City councils
of the respective cities.
costs charged against the operation of
the bus line shall include direct
out-of-pocket expenditures of Englewood
for maintenance, contractual services,
supplies, salaries and wag es including
the time of mechanics and servicement
spent directly in maintaining the equip-
ment. Management costs shall be excluded
from this agreement.
costs of the May 5, 1970 Englewood special
election shall be divided with Englewood
paying two-thirds (2/3) and Littleton
one-third (1/3). Those costs c-ha rged
against the election shall be only
direct out-of-pocket expendit u r es .·
13. Englewood agrees to maintain liability
insurance covering the operation of the
bus service in the amount of $100,000/
$300,000 comprehensive insurance and
collision insurance with $10,000 de-
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Englewood shall share the cost equally
in all ca ital acquisitions and likewise
shall receive in equal amounts the funds
obtained from the disposal of any assets
of the bus line.
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15. I f for any reason a portion of Lhis
Ag reement is held invalid, the remaining
portions will remain in eff ect; i t being
t he intent of the parties hereto that
~h is Agreement remain in f orce.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto
set their hands , the day and year of th is Agreement first above
wr itten.
A'rrEST:
City Clerk-Treasurer
~TrEST:
city clerk-Treasurer
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
By ____________________________ __
Mayor
CITY OF LI'rrLETON
By ______ _
Ma yor
ERIIEST RERBERTSON
dba Engl~wood -LLttleton-FOrt LOgan
Bus Line
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PAVIJIG DISTUCT 18 ASSESSDJft'!f Lit-o.
I bave reviewed tbe proteat letters aad coaplaiota on tbe
asaeea-ata 1or Pav1DI District 11 aad y o uld reca.aead tbe
follow1DI c~aacea:
4600 Soutb 8aaaock Str .. t
II' one
4800 South Bsaaoclt Str .. t
Ilona
37-38-3i-•ooo South C~eroltee Street
1 . Gordon K • Lorralae s . Treaeler
3100 Soutb ~erokee
L~ts 1 • 2 , Block 11
Ba•1ltoa • I11l1ea Broadwar Beirbta
Aaaeaa;•Pnt 370 .65
26.7 L.F. 4 '' C.W.I to be r-oved aDd repla ('ed. Doe• aot •••t
City apeciJlcatioDS ... cit a1opiDI ta to be dooe properly .
Sc ab oa old C.l. a t t~e .orth ead of n.w C.W . 1a to be re•oved .
This work to be doae uDder tbe warranty section of tbe contract .
ll'o cha .. e la tbe ••• ..... at.
2 . K8onetb G . • Geraldiae Kllae
Ja07 Soutb Cberokee
Lot~ 45 • 46 , block 4
Jacltaoa' Broadway Heiibts
$437 .41
13.4 L.r. G
at driveway .
the coat•·a -=t .
{.',1\,l lo r .. oved and r plP v•cl Stands woter
Thi s work to 1M doa e nder arran t y s ction ol
2. L.F. 4 " .I -Sectioa 8 -cba r g d to ~rong pr o pett y
Ad j ust .. Dt -2 .0 L.l'. Jt $4 .1850037 0 /L.J-', $ .37
Adj \1 , ti .. .. D t 4 l . ()4
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hae 2
... reb 27 . 1970
3. Herold E.; Elsaoor M. • lrwio B Enger l
3901 Sou b Clterokee
Lola 47 & 48 . Bl ock 4
Jackaon's Dr adway R•labte
$3 51.24
Grade in tbh 1ocat1oo 1ra11 eot cb111lged. All ey pee doe. not
eslet . Street Dept. will cbeck tor obstruction in aewer llne .
Tbia aay eiaply be an alley aalntenance problea .
41-4200 South C~erokee Street
4600 Soutb Cherokee Street
Sectioe A Pe91~: AYeaue widta
A•enue leqtb
Block total c.a .•
Total
Olilt. cr.t
Bluck COlli t
Block froata1•
C011 t per front
3 9.6 it .
5~.0 ft .
2 ,822.4 sq . yd. aa~lt
2. ~. rd•. 2820 . aq . yde aepbalt
$2.783 46843 /sq.
(upba lt baae ,
17 292 . n
1 . 200 . 72 ft .
foot $6 .0n8 3'J70
yd .
priae , excftYatloa)
ee .. ra l •ote : •u .. roua bol .. in aepb•lt tbrou&hout block , pr~bly
ea .. ed by 1a• drlppinga . ~11 1 pat caed bf
Cl ty.
1. Fred • 8atber L . Leiker
4510 Soutb Cherokee
Lote 3 • 4 , block 1
oodaaa'a i-ubdh1sl on
Calppinl elona lip ue to arader c utting ub~r ad la a lnor •nd
about averaae . •o vlelble etructural d••~ c. o cbaoa a recoa-
.. aded .
baore 1a tba Ae a .. eaent .
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Pill• 3
Mucb 27 , 1970
~-Joyce L. ~ Artba P WilliaMS
4565 Sou th Cn er kee
Lots 33 • 3 4 , Block 4
Green's Subdivis ion
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slab be placed betweea tbe existlDI service 1r11lk and tbe back
of tbe ••• curbwalk. Tbia will require breakinl the aortb
service walk as agreed to by •r. '1111aae. Additional backfill
will be pro•ided at the driveway lf aeceas e ry . Tbls work
abould be done at tbe CitJ'S expeD&e . The c ur~alk along tb1s
propertJ will De properlf back aloped uader tbe warranty section
of tbe contract.
3. LeroJ • Sbaron ~. Stracener
4~21 soutb Cberokee
Lo ts 4 3 • 44 . Block 2
Woodaan'» Subd1•la1oa
CblppiDI aloDI joint•. •ld-war betweea lip and flaw line of
tbree curbWalk aton••· owaer clal .. daaage caused bf grader
cuttlnl aubirade. ~re are no •l•ible s i gna of equlpaent contact
in tbeae are••· Cb1~1DI of tbla na ture po•alblJ due t o e&paasloa-
coatraction , rather tban equipaent. Mo cb~nge ~ reco .. edded.
4 . Joe L . • ~ida G. ~igll
4546 South Cherokee
Lot• 11 • 12 block 1
Wood .. u'e ~ubd1•1aioo .a '{Se . men t $3 ~7. 2~
Servic e •l k •bould be ~d j uated du t o ~n n ~ ,n g rade ?1 c urb -
walk . Lan4 i DI ••d step •bould be · o st r u~t ed e t tbc bac k o t
curbwalk . Band rail s hould ~ ioa t al led on tbe e a ~t a td oi
Cberokee at tbe ditcb . Tbi a was aareed t o by t be pro perty
o•D•rs iavol•ed . Tbl• abould a l l ~e d o n e a t C it y expens e .
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5 . Ott Le Saltb
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4~57 Sout b Che r okee
Lo t s 35 • 36 e a c ept ea s eaeat o v~r oor t b 1 5', b l ock 4
Gr ee n's Su bd i vL•ioa
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~ervl c e walk abould be coaatructed . Tbi a abo uld s lope froa
back of cur\nra l k to tbe fenc e ·itb 11 s tep "t tbtr fenc e llae.
Tbla ~bould be doae at City expeose .
Tbe c urbwelk al o ne tbls property will be pro per l y ~c k sloped .
uader tbe warranty sectloa of tbe contra ct.
Tbe 15-foot eaaeaent a l one tbe dlt c b i s tor a a i nteaaoce of
sanl tary s ewer .
Mo cbaace in tbe a es .. saeat .
6 . Joaepb D . • Pearl 'Y . Day
4551 Sou t b Cberokee
LOts 37 • 3 8 , block 2
Woodaaa'• ~ubdl•l s lon
Tbe c urbwalk al o D& th la property ~111 be p r pe r ly ba k ~l o ped
uader tbe 1rarraaty .s ection ot t be c ont ruct , ano a o d 1111 b o u l d b e
placed at C i ty e xpe .. e sl ace tb is wo r k l ov olved a o e x t eas lve
de•lgn c baace .
7 . Wi lllaa a . • Ml 8 Dle .. r i e Smltb
45 41 S outb Cberokee
Lots 39 • 4 0, Block I
W~odaaa 'a Subdl v L•lon
A ,o 'il ae ot S32 ~.4 ~
Tbe cu r~alk aloo& tb i prope~ty ill b pr o rly bac k sloped
und er t be war rant y ec t ion o t the contra c t rnd o d should be
r e p lac ed at C1t y expe u••· 81 .Ce thl~ ork ~P o o a l a llo a
cb a n& in d e sliD.
2 6.4 qua r e J eet ... a lii: •sse He d, h ou l r.l b t.v e>
du t o dea l «• e b en& .
26 .4 '1 · ft . S . 747 · 22 /nq.1t .
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4~3 6 out h her Gkee
Lots 9 • 1 0 , Bl oc k l
Wood•an 'B Subdivision
Aa e~tsaent
21 .3 sq . ft . walk ... ee.ed , should bave been Sectloo
~· to desl1a c b nare'
21 .3 sq . ft. x $0 .747 2201 /s q . ft .
Adjusted A ~sess•eat
3900 Soutb Delaware Street
4200 Sout~ Delaware Street
1 . ~Awls J . • .. x1De Yeo
4115 Soutb Delaware
Lots 25 • 26 , Block 21
~acksoa's BroadwaJ Beicbts
$3 19.61
'"B"
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$303 .69
t444 .27
lH .O square 1 eet of walk ••••••ed . sbould h rv t' bE-eo Seet ioa B ",
as lt eas in rood coad1t1oa aad was reaoved tor e s ica purposes .
192.0 s q . ft . x $0.74732209/sq.ft .
Adjuat•d As s easaent
6 -7 00 We s t East .. a Avenue
1 . Haro l d F • Rutb C. Staapa
32 00 Soutb Qa laparo
Rort~ 67 t eet of ~••t 140 teet oi l l 1
R . G Wblte's SubdlYlR loa
$U3 .H
1300 .78
$9 4 3.76
Exphioed a etbod of sa_s .. wt t o ttr . ltn11ps . ,. e a saent 11'1
correct . Letter wttb ••s • ... at bre~ dn• lied.
2 . alter • ~ Bowe ll
3211 South O.lnpero
Lot 1 , Block l
Luaa' S wbd ltl loa
Method ot as essaent ba ben exp lalne
&iv o n . As • •••at la corre l.
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Pace 6
llarcb 27 lt70
4 -5-600 Eaat ~~t aaa Aveaue
3900 Soutb Fo• Street
43-4400 Soutb roz Street
4100 Soutb Galape10 Street .0 ..
3300 8outb Grant Street
1 . Fred w • Dor " P . 'focel
3307 South Gr u •t
Lot• 45 • 41 , Block 2
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As>~essaeat
Sltuat1oe ••s looked i ato aDd corrected .
J 400 Soutb Grea t ~treet
1 . Dora Jl Yoae1
3470 Soutb Great
Lot• 35 • J l . lloek 7
Prealer Addl t loa to Enclewood
A elf 110eot
Si tuat i oa ba a b«ea orrected. Brro r lo ae ureaeot.
Correct ed A•, ~ •• ot
3 8 00 outb •uroo treet
Jil o ne
t372 .61
$351 .79
a2 5.5 .67
$2.51).81
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l'l ri fo' 'l
IIIHrc..:n 27 l •l7 ·'
1. . J . P en!'
33 1 L.o -o l , >r 1 v •
-·.c ~"''nt .;
Millbrr>e C' l11orn •ll 9403 0
Jou t b ~ I ) t l ·l l' ~-1 2 ;
Log11ud P le
1. : s l l q 8 1. 21 1
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Aeeelll'J•enl
$744.86
$474.09
Tbe 8lJS.S.IIIJIICDt ,)f S 74 .86 \s tor pev i ng iD fron t of th . s• lot
19 p ll lot 10 . bu t ol o lncludes All of the concrete t or s•
l ot l ~ thru lo t 2 4 . The ,·oocrete wfl s not broken out becauae
both pr o per tlos have tho ~n •e o wner. Tbe nss e9a•eat o f l474 .0i
i s thti pPving ~~t o 1 lo ts 21-24. The tot~l ••Reasaent ot
$1.218 .')5 u \Orr f;l for lllr. Phak's properti es. J. letter with
aft explanation u ou s ~ esaaeat breakda.D iR being sent to Mr. Plank.
0-1-2 -3 00 W at L•~lon ~venue
l . StepbeD Dr~h~r J r .
1305 &c~t Bowell ~treet #101
~eattle Waeblogton 9~122
Unplatted property at 4801 Soutb Broad••J
$52 0 .04
Coacr•t• along Lay t o n WPe oriliaally cbarled t o roac propetty.
Explanation oo d e seq saeot breakdo.n ba• beea aent to Mr . Dreher.
Corrected Aa s .. •aeot
1 . Vir1il T . • Z 1 ~ Wells
3380 South Mar ton
l.o t 20 • 21 , Block 39
lnnatoa Broa d¥ay Ad ditlon·
$2 ,137 .3 9
$271 .4 0
This aHsess• ot n l ud $ C08t of paving nd .J L .F . 4 ' curbwalk I
reauvel sad repla c~ eat. Tbe concre t e co~t ia $32.49 of t be total
•••• .. aeat . Tb i» oncrete will be r.-ov d ond r•pla ced under
~· warr1nty ectloo ot tbe c ontr~~t .
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Xoae
4200 Soutb P .. rl Str .. t
1. Gilbert •· • Be•erlJ A. Goazalez
427~ Soutb Pearl
Lots IV-31. Bloc& 30
Soutb Broadw•J .. l,bts
~1• as••••-•t la tor paYlDI oalJ.
block was t4 .• 1711711 a froat foot .
t .. t as ca.pared wltll &0 troat f .. t
witbla t~ block.
Jo c~ec• ia tbe ••••••-•t.
2. ..r .. t h J . aaiMiolpb
ftiO Soutb Pwarl
Leta 1e • 20 , Block Jl
So.tb BroedwaJ 8el1bta
A••••• .. at is correct. Xo cbaoce.
3200 Soutb Paa .. JlYaDla Street
1 . Jero.e A . • Lola 8 . Wirtb
3187 South PeoasJlYaDia
Lots 31 • 3 2 . Block 9
aoae Addltloo to ... lewood
A••···-·t t381.1l
~· ca.t of pa¥1 .. l a tills
Thia propertr baa 7~ froat
for ••t o tber pr~rtlea
$24~ ...
A s ~euil a n t $&4i .~7
Tbe as••••••nt tor tbia propertJ ls c orre t . lo l u ded ia t h
•••• .... at are cbar1 .. for 7~.1 sq . 1 t . o 1 6 1 o c b wa l k . pla c ed
la • ul•• .... aad a ••r•lce ..,.a l lll c ODt ll lD 1n 16 .5 Q . tt . o t
4 -lDCil wa!k . Tbe coat ot tbeae t wo !teas . wll b •• e qua l aouDt
ot walk r .. o•al la t108 .61 of tbe t o tr l aaae •ent .
4700 Seutb Sberaaa Street
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c COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1)-J:: 0 6 ,
OF ENGLEWOOD, COL ORADO 0 ,<;-(.
MARC H 16, 1970 1•~
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REGULAR ME ETING: ~ c: ~
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Th e City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County , Colorado 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 by Reverend Allen Strong of
the Englewood First United Presbyterian Church . Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Bo y Scout Troop 153 .
The Mayor a sked for roll cal l. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present :
Schwab .
Councilmen Brown , Dhori ty, Kreiling , Lay, Lon e , Senti,
Absent : None .
The Ma yor declared a quorum present.
Also present were : City Manager Dial ,
City Attorney Berardini ,
Ci ty Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MIN UTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1970 BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : None .
The Mayor decl ared the motion ca rr ied .
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. Me yers 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 , a ppeared before
City Council and indicated that the drainage problem in the alley
e ast 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 water in the n ighborhood .
Mayor Schwab requested that all citizens in attendance
who wer opposed to the storm drainage to rise and make themselves
known. No on appeared befor City Council .
Council.
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Mr. H. J . Corah, 4031 South Fox, appeared before City
Mr. Corah s a ed th t h has no objection o the con-
s orm drainage syst m; however , he wiehed to
~on to the pres n bill for an ordinance before
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the Co uncil establ~shing stor m drainage f ees . Mr . Corah stated
th a t the fees were u nfair and inequitable and cited several
e xamples of large properties which wer e primarily p a ved or
devoted to r oof area th a t had a less er ch a rge than propert i es
with less square foot a ge of roof or paved are a. Mr. Corah
sugg ested that a three mi l l levy be imposed to fin ance the
storm dr a ina ge system .
Mr. Da ll as Tourn e y , 3 180 South University , appeared
before City Co uncil . Mr . Tourney stated that he was not opposed
to the i y 's construction of a storm draina ge system but th a t
he was opposed to t he fee schedule . Mr. Tourn ey stated that the
schedule was unf a ir to apartment owners a nd cited variou s exmaples
of hi s inequi y. Mr . To urney sugges ted that either a mi ll levy
or a ch arge based on the s q uare footage of non -absorbent a r eas
be established.
Mr. Jim Smith of the Julia Temp le Center, 3401 South
Lafayette Street , a ppeared before City Council. Mr. Smith stated
th a t the o nl y fair a nd equitable way to finance the storm drainage
system was on the basis of t a x ation .
Mr . Robert Starkloff , 30 5 Wes t Caley Circle , appeared
before City Counci l. Mr . S t arkloff stated that he objected to
the fee s chedule a s proposed and that he preferred the storm
drainage system to be fi nanced through a mill levy .
Mr. A. L . Guthner , 2791 South Log an, appe ared before
City Counci l . Mr . Gu thn e r stated that in the 1920's a storm
dra i nag e system h a d been put i n and paid for b y the residents
of his are a. Mr . Guthner stated that he did not believe that
th e s e r e sidents should have to pay for anothe r system.
Mr. Lee Jones , 2740 South Cherokee , appeared before
City Council. Mr . Jones state d that he was representing a
number of prope rt y owners i n Storm S ewer Dis t r ict No. 1, wh ich
was constructed during the 1920's , an d th a t it was unfair to
ass ess th e ar ea a gain .
Mr . Meyers of the 4600 block of South Sherman r eappeared
before City Council an d sta ted that flood drainage an d un controlled
s to rm sewers we r e a blight on the entire city an d th a t the e ntire
city should take p a rt i n the storm drainage program .
Mr s. Frank G . Redle, 2719 South Bannock , appeared before
C~ty Coun ci l and r eque s ted that those individuals res idi n g in
Storm Sewer District No. 1 should not pay for other people 's
problems. Upon qu e stion , Mrs . Redle stated that she believed
the system servin g her are a was adequate.
Mr. Lee Jon es reappeared before City Council an d stated
that the c atch basins which are presently serving the a rea e n com-
pass ed are a part of the problem . Likewise , the development wh ich
has occurred e as t of Logan h as contributed to the flooding problem .
Upon question of Counc~l , ten people , owners of apa rtment
houses, stood in oppos~tion to the proposed fee schedule.
Mr .
C~ty Council.
financing bill
his objection .
Steve Stopa , 10 South Pennsylvan i a, appeared before
Mr. Stopa sta ed th at the present storm sewer
a s ~t related to apartments was unfair and he voiced
Mr . Al Snyder , 60 Sou h Lincol n, appeared before City
Council and s a ed that he co n cu rred with the other apartment
owne rs. Mr. Snyder s a ed that he was not opposed to the develop-
ment of a storm drainage system bu tha he believed the proposed
m thod of fin ancing was inequitable.
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Mr. John Rusk , 3000 South Acoma, appeared b efore City
Council. Mr. Rusk s at ed that he was in favor of a mill levy to
finance the storm d rain ag e system .
Mr. Ri c hard Walker, 2799 South Was hi n gton, appeared
b efore City Counc il and stated that a competitive additional
charge for storm sewers was an expense which could no t be passed
on to the tenan t .
Mr. John Hern , 3909 South Washington, appe ared before
City Council and stated that in his opinion a mil l levy to finance
the storm drainage system would be equitable .
Mr. Meyers of the 4600 block of South Sherman reappeared
before City Counci l and stated that the storm drainage problem
must be solved .
Upon question o f Council, forty-eight individuals indi-
c a ted tha t they would be will ing to help sell a general obligation
bond issu e to the voters.
Mr. Ray Ludwig , 2888 South Ogden, appeared before City
Council and stated tha t before the storm sewer s ystem could be
financed one mus t know what the system will do, how much it will
cost, and if it will reall y s olve the problem.
t~Z::-t,LJ-a E.: Councilman Brown stated that he 1nterrupted Mr. Ludwig's
remarks as an attitude of defeatism and that the people would know
what kind of s y stem they would be financing before they would vote upon it.
Mr. Ludwig r e appeared before City Council and stated
that he was not oppose d to the storm sewer system itself but
opposed to the proposed method of financing the system.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STORM DRAINAGE AND FLOOD
CONTROL DIVISION TO BE ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMEN T 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.
COUN CILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIES OF 1970 BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CON-
SIDERATION OF COUNCIL . Upon the c all of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay, Lone, S enti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Non e .
The Mayor decl ared the motion carried . (No te : Because Ordinance
No. 6, Series of 1970 was tabled, the number of the ordinance will
be reassigned ; and th e ordinan ce will not be copied in the official ordinance book .)
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Ma yor S chwab c alled for a recess at 9:40 P .M. Council
reconvened at 9 :55 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following
were present:
Councilme n Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Abs ent : councilman Kreiling.
The Ma yor declared a quorum present.
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Mayor Schwab called for the consideration of the bill
for an ordinance establishing Paving District No. 19.
A petition opposing the proposed four-foot sidewalk in
the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant Street was received for
the record.
{Councilman 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 received from the 3700 and 3800 blocks of South Grant
Street requesting that four-foot sidewalks not be constructed.
Councilman Lay stated that the existing sidewalks were adequate
except for those that needed 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.
Discussion ensued .
Mr. Kenneth c. Carlberg, 3865 South Grant, appeared
before City Council and requested clarification of the 50 per
cent credit.
City Manager Dial stated that electrical lights, retain-
ing walls, and driveways would be replaced or removed at the
owner's e xpense as in other paving districts in other parts of the
community.
Upon question, ten individuals indicated that they were
in favor of the 50 per cent credit in the construction of four-
foot sidewalks to those properties which had two-foot sidewalks
in good condition .
Mr. Marlin Frakes, 3768 South Grant, appeared before
City council and asked wheth~r those stones for which a property
owner would receive credit would be marked.
Director of Public Works Waggoner replied to the
aff irmative .
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
A CREDIT IN THE AMOUNT OF 50 PER CENT BE GIVEN TO THOSE PROPERTY
OWNERS IN 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, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
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Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried and that the bill for an
ordin anc e creating Paving District No. 19 would be read and con-
sidered later in the meeting.
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Mr. Robert A. Lehman, attorney, representing the V.F.W.
Post No . 322, 3860 South Jason Street, appeared b efore City Council
and requested that the application of the V.F.W. for a club liquor
licens e be received and a public hearing date on the appli cation be est ablished.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE APPLICATION OF THE V.F.W. POST NO. 322, 3860 SOUTH JASON
STREET, FOR 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.
COUNCI LMAN 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.
Absent: 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, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
Th e Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. Ray E. Ginther, 434 29th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado,
appeared before 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, Director of Finance, in regard to the transfer of the
Glass Bottle liquor license was received for the record.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE LIQUOR LICENSE OF THE GLASS BOTTLE, 336 WEST HAMPDEN,
BE REISSUED SUBJECT TO 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 resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Lone, S e nti, Schwab.
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Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ma yor Schwab c all ed for a recess at 10:25 P.M. Council
reconvened at 10:27 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present:
Schwab. Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Absent: None.
The Ma yo r declared a quorum 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 hearing
opened at 10:28 P.M. (A tape recording of the public hearing
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 opposing the granting of
the liquor license.
Affidavit of Po sting .
A map depicting the location of all
3 .2 beer outlets within the City
of Englewood.
A map outlinift9 ~ area in Which
the apphloant circulated petiti ons.
Mr. Frank E. Striker, secretary of Market Servic e
Associates, 1321 Elati .
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Exhibit No . 7
Exhibit No . 8
Exhibit No . 9
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Petitions cont a ining 430 sign a ture s
(count unverified) of residents.
Petitions containing 383 signa tures
(count unverified ) of patrons of the
Sport Bowl .
Petitions containing 55 signatures
(count unverified) of local business-
men .
A lis t of bowling alleys and the
types of liquor licenses they h a ve
from south of Evans Avenue and between
the Valley Highway and Sh erid an
Boulevard.
Mr. Leslie E . Howe, 6611 South Logan , applicant and
owner of th e Sport Bowl , 3295 South Broadway.
Exhibit No. 10
Exhibit No. lla
through llc
Exhibi t No. lld
Exhibit No. 14
Exh 'bit No . 12
A copy of the lease b etween Mr.
Howe and Nielsen Investment Company .
Photographs of the Sport Bowl.
Photograph of the are a inside the
Sport Bowl where the beer would be
distributed.
A sketch of the floor plan of the
Sport Bowl .
A copy of the final agreement between
Mr. Howe and Mr. M. Lee Eas ter ,
contractor , for the lane installation
remodeling of the Spo rt Bowl.
Mr . Marl in Burke, attorney , 3755 South Broadway.
Exhibit No. 13 A map depicting the distance from
the Sport Bowl to St. Louis
Elementary S chool.
Mr. M. M. Summers, 3140 South Delaware .
Exhibit No. 15
Exhibit No . 16
A petition c ontaining 100 signatures
(count unverified ) of res idents in
opposition to the 3.2 beer appl~cation.
A petition co ntain ing 104 signatures
(count unverified) of residents in
opposition to the 3.2 beer application .
Mayor Schwab c all ed for a show of h an ds of those in the
audi ence who were opposed and in favor of the appl ication for a
3.2 beer license at the Sport Bowl, 3295 South Broadway. One was
opposed to the appl ication , and eight were in favor .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the call of the roll, the
vote result ed as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone , Senti, Schwab .
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Abs ent: None .
The Mayor decl a red the motion c arried , and the p ubli c hea ri n g
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 FU RTHER DISCUSSION. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dho r ity , Kr ei ling, Lay, Lone , Sen ti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma yor decl ared the motion c arried .
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Intro duced as a Bill by Councilman Brown and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE", CHAPTER
2 5 .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 b i ll for an ordinance and more
specific ally the manner i n which it could be enforced to remove
eyesores from the City's streets and yet not provide a hardship
to those citi zens who h ad reasons for parking large vehicles upon
streets for a short period of time.
Mr . Robert S. White, 3073 South Pearl, appea red 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 th a t
the bill for an ordinance be deferred for further study and th a t
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 r eceived 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 minu tes 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 rece~ved for the record with a recommendation
a ttached .
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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 r.oll , bhe ·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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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting 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: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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The report of the Firemen's Pension Fund for the year
e nd i ng 1969 was r e ceived 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 aga inst 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
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OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO ; APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT
OF SAID COST TO EAC H 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 PRES CRIBING THE MANNER OF COLLECTION AND
PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS.
(Copi e d in ful l i n t h e o ffi c ial Ord i nance Bo o k.}
COUNCILMAN LA Y MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 6 , SERIE S OF 1 970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDER ED PUBLIS HED I N FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Up on the c all of the r o ll, the vote resulted as f ollows:
Aye s: Coun ci lme n Brown, Dh o r i t y , Kr e i ling, L a y , Lon e ,
Senti, Schwab .
Na y s: None .
Abs e nt: None .
The Ma y or d e clare d the mo tion c arried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDI NANCE 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 DHOR~TY 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 ENTERPRI SE .
Upon the call o f the roll, the vot e resulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhor i t y , Kre ili ng, Lay , Lone ,
Sen ti , Schwab.
Na y s: Non e .
Ab s e nt: None .
The Ma yo r dec lared th e motion c arried.
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City Attorney Berardini indicated that the City had
b een f i l ed a g a i ns t b y the Atchisons for the City 's conveyance of
the Atchison ranch property to the Martin Company . Mr. Berar d i n i
s t a ted tha t this wa s a r e newal of the previ ous law suit nam i n g the
City of Eng l e wood a nd the Marti n Company wh ich h ad b een won by
the City in the Colorado Supreme Court .
COUN CILMAN KREILING MO VE D, CO UN CILMAN LAY S ECONDED,
THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE AUTH OR IZED TO DEFEND TH E CITY OF
ENGLE WOOD IN THE SUIT BROUGHT AG AI NST IT BY THE ATCH ISON S F OR
THE CITY 'S SALE OF THE ATCHI SO N RAN CH P ROPERT Y TO THE MA RT I N
COMPANY . Upo n t he c all of the roll, the vote resulted a s foll ow s :
Aye s : Co u n c ilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreilin g , La y, Lon e ,
S e nt i , Schwab .
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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 QUIET 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 Hampd en Place (the 3 00 block between Cherokee and Elati) that
he assumed by the f ailure of Mr. Von Frellick to answer his letter
of Octob er that Mr. Von Frellick would not share in the costs
of the improvement. Mr. Dial stated that the City of Englewood
would need to cooper ate with the First National Bank of Englewood
in the street improvement and that the approximate cost would
be $6,000.
COUNC ILMAN 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.
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial presented a letter dated March 16
from Mr. Emmett Curry, president of the First National Bank of
Englewood. Mr. curry indic ated his concern with the traffic pattern
insofar as it aff ects the bank and that the First National Bank of
Englewood is hiring the firm of Harmon O'Donnell Engineers to study
the traffic situation . Mr. Curry requested that the City Council
defer further action on the one-way pattern until the study b y
Harmon O'Donnell Engineers is completed.
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City Manager Dial requested the approval 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. 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 alternates respectively.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN 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: councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lone, Senti.
Nays: Councilmen Lay, Schwab.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial requested the approval of Mr. Stephen
A. Lyon, Director of Finance, to attend the Univers ity of Kansas
City Management Institute 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, Lon e ,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent ~ None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager 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 ENGLEWOO D, 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, the 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 "In~rasexum" 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, l970public 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
VIII OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY INCREASING THE
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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 Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 8, 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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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, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 1:15 A.M.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO . 18
MARCH 23, 1970.
SPECIAL MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in special session on March 23 ! 1970 at 8:00 P .M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order
and asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Absent: Councilman Kreiling .
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardini ,
City Clerk Lyon.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING
DISTRICT NO. 18 BE OPENED . 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 public hearing
opened at 8:03 P .M. (A tape recording of the public hearing is
on file with the official records.)
(Councilman Kreiling entered the Council Chambers at
8:04 P.M. and took his seat with Council.)
Listed below are those individuals who appeared
before City Council and the letters of protest which were received.
Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager.
Mr . Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works.
37-38-39-4000 South Cherokee Street
Letter from Mr. G. K. Tressler, 3800 South Cherokee,
opposing his ass essment . Mr. Tressler appeared before City Council.
Letter from Mr. K. G. Kline , 3907 South Cheroke~ opposing
his asaeasment . Mrs. Kline appeared before City Council .
4500 South Cherokee Street
Letter from Mrs. Esther Leiker, 4510 South Cherokee,
opposing her. ;assessment . Mrs. Leiker appeared before City Council.
Letter from Mrs. Joyce L. Williams, 4565 South Cherokee ,
opposing her assessment. Mr . Williams appeared before City Council .
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Mrs. Joe L. Vigil, 4546 South Cherokee, appeared
before City Council i n opposition to her assessment.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Stracener, 4521 South Cherokee,
appeared b efore City Council in opposition to their assessment.
4200 South Delaware Street
Letter from Mr . Oliver W. Yeo, 4295 South Delaware, opposing his assessment.
6-700 West Eastman Avenue
Letter from Mr. Harold Stamps, 3200 South Galapago,
opposing his assessment. Mr. Stamps appeared before City Council.
Letter from Mrs . Walter Howell, 3211 South Galapago, opposing her assessment.
3300 an d 3400 South Grant Street
Letter from Mr. a nd Mrs . F . W. Vogel, 3470 South Grant,
opposing their assessment. Mr. Vogel appeared before City Council.
3700 South Inca Street
Letter from Mr. W. Jay Plank, 331 Loyola Drive, Millbrae, Ca lifornia, opposing his assessment.
0-1-2-300 West Layton Avenue
Letter from Mr. Stephen Dreher, Jr., 000 West Layton
Avenue, opposing his assessment .
3300 South Ma rion Street
Le tter from Mr. Virgil T. Wells, 3388 South Marion, opposing his a ssessment .
4200 South Pearl Street
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Gonzalez, 4275 South
Pearl, opposing their assessment. Mrs. Gonzalez appeared before City Council.
Letter from Mrs. Bernetta J . Randolph, 4280 South Pearl, opposing her assessment .
3200 South Pennsylvani a Street
Letter from Mrs. Jerome A. Wirth , 3267 South P e nnsyl vania, opposing her a ssessment .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, CO UNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted a s follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : None .
The Mayor declared he motion carried , and the public hearing closed at 9:50 P.M. I • •
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING 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 .
Abs e nt: None .
The Mayor decl ared the motion carried.
COUNC ILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resul ted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,· Schwab ~
Nays: None .
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 9:53 P.M.
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Council on behalf of the South Suburban Community Arts Symphony
requesting financial assi stance by the City of Englewood in the
amount of $500 for 1968 and $1,500 for 1969. Mr. White intro-
duced Mr. Howard M. Kirshbaum, general manager of the Community
Arts Symphony. Mr. Kirshbaum reviewed the history of the South C:n'h 1 1rn~n ,nmmn"; +--u Z.rt-c: C:::umnl"·'n"
"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, April 6, 1970
Precinct No . 1 -Mr . and Mr s . Donald J . Warren, 2350 We s t Wesley Avenue
Precinct No . 2 -Mr . and Mr s . L . M. Montoya, 3145 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 3 -Mr . and Mr s . c . c. Ebert, 3075 South Grant Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr . and Mr s . William Northcutt , 3741 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 5 -Mr . and Mr s . Glenn G. Karrick, 3185 South Ogden Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mr s . B. D. Fickes s , 1431 East Bates Parkway
Precin ct No. 7 - Dr . and Mrs . Peter Spence , 2160 East Ea stman Av enue
Precinct No. 8 -Mr . and Mr s . John Telleson, 3400 South Lo gan Street z No . 9 -Mr . and Mr s . Ulrich D. Leblanc, 3075 South Grant Street
ec1nct No. 10 -Mr . a .,e ll•e, James W. Murphy, 4252 South Delaware Street
Precin ct No . 11 -Mr. md Mr s . E. F. Schmitz, 42 75 South Penn sy lvania Street
Precinct No . 12 -Mr . and Mr s . K. F. Prosser , 4340 South Huron Street
Precinct No . l3 -Mr. and Mr s , w. D. Turner , 2905 We st Chenango Avenue
Precinct No . 14 -Mr . and Mr s . Alv in H. Dreier, 4903 South Fox Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . Arnold R. Vollmer s , 47 75 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 16 -Mr . and Mr s . Floyd Bay lord , 49 85 South Grant Street
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Precinct No . -Mr. and Mr s . Donald J . Warren, 2350 We st Wesley Av enue
Pre cinct No. 2 -Mr. and Mr s . L. M. Montoya, 3145 South Elati Street
Precinct No . 3 -Mr . and Mr s . c . c . Ebert, 3075 South Grant Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr . and Mr s . William Northcutt, 3741 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 5 -Mr . and Mr s . Glenn G. Karrick, 3185 South Ogden Street
Pre cinct No . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . B. D. Fickess , 1431 Ea st Bates Parkway
Pr e cinct No . 7 -Dr . and Mr s . Peter Spence, 2160 East Ea s tman Avenu
Prec inct No . 8 -Mr . and Mr s . John Telleson, 3400 South Lo g an Stree t
No . 9 -Mr . and Mr s . Ulrich D. Leblanc, 30 7 5 South Gran t S t r t
No . 10 -Mr . af\ih U•a • Jame s W. Murphy, 42 5 2 South D lawa r Stree t
Precin c t No . ll -Mr. a d Mr s . E. F . Schmitz, 4275 South Pennsy l v an i a Str t
Precinct No . 12 -Mr . and Mr s . K. F . Pross er , 4340 South Huron Str t
Precinct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . w. D. Turner , 2905 West Chenan go Av nue
Precinct o . 14 -Mr . and Mrs . Alvin H. Dreier, 4903 South Fox Street
Precinc t No . 15 -Mr . and Mr s . Arnold R. Vollmer s , 4775 South Kalamath Street
Pre cinct No . 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Floyd Bay lord, 4985 South Grant Street
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March 16, 1970
Mr. Stanley H. Dial
City Manager
City ·of Englewood
3400 S. Elati
Englewood, Colorad o
Dear Mr. Dial:
G O -DON PARK S . CONDUCT OR
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The directors, members and audiences of the Community Arts
Symphony thank you for forwarding t he grant Englewood recently
made to the Symphony's 16th Season. The Symphony is of course
pleased at this recognition of ita numerous activities, and
hopes its programs will continue to merit such generous
support.
Oneaspect of the grant has raised two questions. As you may
recall, the City's contribution for our 1968-1969 season was
$2,000.00; for budgeting reasons, $500.00 wa s award ed initia lly
and $1,500.00 at a later date . May the Symphony anticipate an
additional $500.00 contribution this year, equalling last
year's total grant? The que stio n is mor e than academic, for
the budget this year did not contemplate a reduction in major
grant sources. I would, of course, be happy to present any
additional information requested by the Council regarding this
matte r .
The second question concerns the future . Each y ear t he Symphony
has raised its sights -and corresponding e xpenditures - a bit
above the preceding season. Englewood's $2,000.00 gr ant last
year resulted in a major step forward . Th e Symphony is now
planning its 1970-1971 season, and is uncertain whether to
anticipate a third grant from. Englewood , and, if so, what
the nature and si ze of such grant might be . The directors
hope that grants to the Symphony could be treated as permanent
features of Englewood's annual budgets. Only with some such
financial basis can the Symphony continue to expand its
services. If,ho wever , there is a bleak possibility that
the Symphony might receive no grant from Englewood, it will
face very different and very g rave financial concerns . Again,
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I would be pleased to meet with you or the Council to discuss
this area of concern.
The Symphony will in any event continue to pursue new ways
of enriching Englewood's cultural resources. Well aware of
Progress City's efforts to attract industry to the area, it
likes to think that its presence and the availability of its
resources contribute to those efforts. The Symphony's ability
to provide new services depends on its ability to continue
the economic growth pattern the Council made possible last
year. The Council's decision on the two matters raised here
will to a large degree govern the Symphony's progress in this
and succeeding seasons.
Y~'tr~ very1 ;ru~y, /1-1 ,.,, ~
HOWARD M. KIRSHBAUM
President
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October 7, 1968 .N l
Mr. Sidney White, 4760 South Jason, appeared before City
Council on behalf of th e South Suburban community Arts Symphony
requesting financi al a ss istance by the City of Englewood in the
amount of $500 for 196 8 and $1,500 for 1969. Mr. White intro-
duced Mr. Howard M. Kirshbaum, general manager of the Community
Arts Symphony. Mr. Kirshbaum reviewed the history of the South
Suburban Community Arts Symphony.
Mr. T. Gordon Parks, South Turkey creek Canyon, conductor
and founder of the Sym phony appeared before City Council. Mr.
Parks discussed the ope ration of the Symphony and future plans
for its developme nt.
Mr. Chet Maddox, 2830 South Bannock, also appeared on
behalf of the Symph ony .
counciiman Dhority stated that in his opinion it would be
most appropriat of the Englewood City Council to assist the
South Suburban Community Arts Symphony as requested.
City Manager Dial was directed to check the City of
Englewood's budg et to determine if sufficient funds could be
made available to assist the Symphony as requested.
It was the consensus of Council that consideration of the
Symphony's re ~ue st be deferred until completion of the study
by the City Manage r.
October 21, 1968
City counc1l discussed the appropriation of money to support
the Community Arts Symphony.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, MAYOR SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT AN
EXPENDITURE OF $500 BE AUTHORIZED TO THE COMMUNITY ARTS SYMPHONY
FOR 1968 AND THAT $1,500 BE BUDGETED FOR A CONTRIBUTION IN 1969.
Upon the call c..•f the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Wells, Parkinson, Lone, Lay, Dhority,
Schwab.
Nays: Kreillng.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
The $1,500 was paid February 28, 1969.
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FROM : Career Service Commission
DATE : Ap~il 1, 19 7 0
SUBJECT : GR ADE RECOMMENDATION FOR DITCH RIDER
I t i s the rec ommendation of the Career Service Commissi o n
that City Cou ncil approve a grade 18 for the recently estab -
li s hed pos:i.';ion :;f ditch rider in the Water Department whi c h
ap pears to be mo s t appr o priat e per the job description for
this positi o n.
Recording ~:tar;
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMM I SS I ON
MARCH 3 , 1970
The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commiss~Y wa~ called t o order by
Chairman Carlson at 8 :00 P . M.
Members present: Wood s ; Sent~; Lentsch ; Carlson
Romans , Ex-offic io
Members absent: Walsh; Lone
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II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Chairman Car l son stated that the Minutes of February 17 , 1 970 , were t o be considered
for approval.
Lentsch moved:
Senti seconded : The Minutes be approved as written .
Mr . Carlson di r ec t E~d attention to Page 5 of these Minutes , and s ugg ested that the last
portion of the fo llowing senten ce be deleted: "He s tate d that he f e lt a committee on
such issues as the go lf course , for i nstance , would be helpful and would accomplish
"citizen involvement", (but he al so noted that the golf course matter cou l d involve
people living outs ide of Englewood , inasmuch as they would u se the golf course also.)"
Mr. Ca rlson noted that h e had trie d to set forth the idea that if people outside o f
Eng lewood would b e nef it from s omething s uch as the golf course , that we should possibly
look t o Federal Aid, and not try to s olve the problem by ourselves. Brief discussion
followed .
Mr . Lone ent ered and took his p lace with the Commission .
Wood s moved:
Lentsch seconded : The mo tion to approve the Minutes of Fe bruary 17 , 1970 , b e amended
by amending the Mi nutes , Page 5, Section v , by deleting: " .•. but he
also noted that the g o lf cour se matter could involve people living
outside of Englewood , inasmuch a s they would u se the golf course
also .. "
Mr. Car lson called for the vote on the motion to ame nd the Minutes.
AY ES : Senti; Wo ods ; Lentsch; Ca rlson
NAY S : None
AB STAI N: Lone
Mr . Carlson ca lled for th vote on the motion , as amended.
AYES: Woods ; Senti; Lentsch; Ca rlson
NAYS: None
AB STAIN: Lone
III. DR. ROBERT CAMPBELL
3500 S. Delawar St.
CASE #22 -68-B
8/7/68
Mr . N il Ri c hardson was pres nt to discuss Dr . Campbell 's proposed apartment building
in th 35 00 block o f Sou h Delaware S tr et with th Commission on behalf of Dr . Camp bell.
Mrs. Roman s s t a t d that Mr. Ri c hards on has been ask d to handle the negotiations for
the apartme nt ho u s by Dr. Campb 11 and his as s ociat s , and that Mr . Richardson wished
to discu ss th pr l~m ~nary plans with the Commission .
Mr. Ri c hardson s a d hat h r are 10 lots und r cons ideration for the development ,
4 ~ of whic h a r o wn d by Dr. Campb 11, and 5~ of wh~ch are owned by Mr. Brink rhoff ,
but whi c h a r now u nder o p i o n for purc has by Dr. Campb 11 . Mr . Richardson stated
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that Architect Wi lson has been ask ed to prepar a new design for the apartment house ,
which will have 86 units. The first three or four floo r s ar being considered for
office u se , with a p artment u nits on the several s t ories above the offices . They are
planning 130 off-street parking s paces , which will be appro ximately 1.5 to 1 . The
building will cover 25 % of the ground area , with the other 75% b eing ~n open space and
parking . Mr. Richardson stated that one of the biggest problems ha s been in obta ining
pro p r financing , and noted that they do not yet have a firm mortgage commitment.
Mr. Richardson s tated they should know more about the financing "in a couple of weeks."
Mr s . Roman s noted that Dr . Campb 11 had at one time considered adding a second s tory
onto the medical c lin~c , whi ch is right next to the proposed apar tme n t house. The
plans whic h had b een s ubmitted to the Building Department showed that he was planning
t o u se p art of the approved parking for the apartment house for the medical c linic.
Mr. Criswell, the for mer City Attorney , had said that if t his were done , another
hearing wo uld have t o b e held on new plans s ubm i tted f o r the proposed apartment house .
Mr . Lone comment ed that the Commission did not approve a "specific plan", but had
approved a plan for an apartment house of so many floors , and so many units , and
parking of a certain nwnb e r of spaces. Mrs . Rom a ns pointed o ut that a preliminary
floor plan and parking plan had b een approved by t he Fire Department , Building Depart-
ment , P lann ing Commission , and City Co uncil. Further discussion followed.
Mr. Ca rlson ask ed if the r e were greater need for office space than for apartment units?
Mr . Richard son s tated that h e feels there i s , but would recheck the situation .
Mr s . Romans a s ked if Dr. Campbell had considered th demolition of the e xis ting medical
clinic , and r e locating those offices into offices in the new apartment-office building.
Mr . Richard son stat ed that they had not check d the economics of such a plan , but he
felt it might be a wi se move.
Mrs. Roma n s a s k ed Mr. Berardini i f , in his op1n~on , another public hearing wo uld have
to be held if there were no substantial changes in the plan? Mr. Berardini replied
he didn 't think another public hearing would be nee ssary . Further discu ss ion fo llowed.
Mr . Richard son a s ked if the parking space would be the main factor the Commission would
want to review further , in regard to the proposal . Mrs . Romans commen t ed that she
could see an advantage to this plan , wherein all of the required off-street parking
would b e on the s ame site, a nd no t split on two sites as it had been in the prior plan.
Mr. Lone stat ed that he fel t anothe r advantage would be that the s paces filled by
the medical clinic in th day time could be u sed by the apartment tenan s at night,
and he didn 't fee l the streets would be clogged with cars . Mr s. Rom a ns noted that
the Zoning Ordinance states for "mix ed use s " that the t o tal park ing must be the s um
of the required parking for both uses . Further bri f discussion followed; Mr . Richardson
stated he would be back in touc h with the Commiss ion when h ha s more 1nformation on
the financing of the proj c t. No action wa s taken .
IV. MODULAR HOUSING
N. Ri c hardson
Mr. Richa rdson s tated that he was very much interested in Modular
researching the s ubj ct . Mr. Richard son s tated that h would lik
dev eloped in Denver tha c an mass -produce thes e home s . He s tated
Berthoud can produce fiv of th s e units per week , but this isn 't
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Mr. Ric hardson pass d brochur s on modular h o using to the Comm i ss ~on memb rs , the
brochur s b i g from National Hom es in Indiana , whi ch comp any plans to bring a plant
to Denver in 1971. Mr. R~chardson stated he felt modular housing was a s t p up from
mobil homes , and that it does prov~d good hou sing . Mr . Richardson s at d he would
lik to work som thlng out in Englewood , wh reby h could conver an entir block to
th modular hous1.ng rath r than a "s pot" deve l opment. Mr . R1.chardson f lt tha possibly
som plan could b d V l.S d that would ncourage red veloprnent of th old r ar as with
this modu la r housing.
Mr. Lon discuss d his e xper1.ence with modular hous~ng , and cited a c a s ~n Lafayette ,
wh r a hom wa s con racted o s 11 fo r $19 ,500 , but whi ch had actually so ld for
$20 ,500 . H stated h d1.dn ' fe l this wa s "low-cost" hou s 1.n g. He stated it wa sn 't
conomical y , but though 1. would be and that w should consid r it a s a corning
method of providing ho•tslng. Mr. Lo cit d anoth r modular hom i Cornm rce City ,
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which was 86 5 sq. ft., two bedroom with no basement, which is priced at $17 ,200 finished
out , and contrasted it with the price of a home being built "from scrat ch", the same
size , with garage, for $17,800. He s tated that in his opinion the price of the modu lar
homes was going to have to be lowe red to the $16 ,000 range. Mr . Richardson stated he
wa s hoping they c o uld get the price down t o about $17,500 for the 1 ,000 sq. ft . home,
land cost , and finishiPg cos t s.
Mr. S enti commented that they are bu~ldi ng some $18 ,000 home s ~n the City o f Sheridan ,
and that the min imum FHA mo n thly payment i s $1 84.50.
Mr. Richardson discus sed the types of housing he feels is going to have to be developed
t o accommodate the population--mobile home type dwellings, planned unit developments ,
and modular housing. Mr. Richardson stated that he was of the opinion that these
s hould be large, we ll-planned developments of at least 1 00 acres with a den sity of six
or seven units to the acre with adequate landscaping. He would proprose two story
stru c ture s with approximate ly 720 s q. ft. per unit. Mr. Richardson stated that he has
been in touch with a gen tleman who is interested in developing a modular housing plant
in Denver; this gentleman has a film on modular housing which he is anxious to s how
to groups s uch as the Planning Comm~ss ion . He is interested more in the high-rise,
concrete paneling modular housing than the single-family home , but Mr . Richardson felt
that his film might prove of interest and offered to arrange for the Co mmission to
view it at a later date. This gentleman has now traveled to Europe to view modular
housing developments .
Further discussion followed. Mr. Lone ask ed Mr. Richardson if it would be economically
fea sibl e t o move the occasional "good" unit in a basically deteriorating block to
another site rather than t o attempt to work around it? Mr. Richardson stated that he
had n ot determined that po~nt.
Further discus sion followed. Mr. Senti s tated that we need to do something to provide
low-cost housing. He stated that there are no homes on the mark et priced below $20,000
to $22 ,500. Mr . Senti d~scussed the poss ibility of modular housing in the northwest
part of Englewood , where th re is a considerable amount of vacant land . Further dis-
cussion followed.
Mr . Ca rl son thanke d Mr . Richardson for his attendance to disc uss this matter with the
Commission.
V. REX T . GARRETT
14 5 1 w. TUfts Av e.
REZONING
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Mr. Garr tt was pr sent d1scuss w~ h th Commi ss ~o n the ss 1li~y of rezon~g h~s
proper t y a 1451 W s Tufts Av enu from R-1-C (Re s ~dential) t o I-1 (LJ.gh t I nd u s trial).
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on a map , and po~nted out that there is heavy ~ndustrial zoning adJ o ~n~ng
on the w s t 1n th Coun ty, and there is ligh 1ndus trial land to the north
y. To th a s of h prop r y, which is bounded on th e ast by th C~ty
re 1 s res1d nt 1al zon~g , and her are residences t o th south 1n th County
Ar a.
Mr. Garre t s ta ted th re are between fiv and s ix acre s ~n this parcel , whJ.c h e xtends
from Tufts Av nue north to Sta ford Av n u He po1nted out tha h1 s proposal would
me t the requirements of th pr sent Mob ~le Hom Ordinan ce. He noted that landscap1ng
w1ll be prov1d don p r1rn t r of th mobile hom p ark wh 1 c h wa s no s hown o th
plan pr sent d. Mr d that a gam room w uld b prov1d d as w 11 as
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Discuss~on fo llowed . Mrs . Romans noted that there is o t too much open spa ce provided
in th proposed plan, a 11d wha J.S provid d does not have commo n ac cess , bu c a n be
reached only by crossi g a rivat mobi l e horne space . ~xs . Rorn a s furth r commented
that she i s of the opinio that th proposed eight units per a cre would be a more
fea s ible development than the proposed 11 p r a c r e , whic h makes for a "pretty tight"
dev elopment. Mr s . Romans further pounted out that this area will have t o be rezoned
before a mo bile home park c a n be consider d , and that rezon~ng cannot be conditioned
upon a s pecific propo sed use. Sh r ecalled ha prev~ou s at empts have been made by
Mr. Garrett to obtain l ight industrial z on ~g. Mr. Garrett agreed that he had made
previous at ernpts to rezo th~s s~t , once w.1.th a mobi l e home park in mind, and on
another occas ion , he had plann d an i dustria l park . The fir s t request wa s recommended
by the Comm i ss ion and denied by Counc~l ; the seco d reques was den~ed by the Com-
mis sion , and the City Co un c il r efused h ar an appe al .
Mr s . Roman s a s k ed Mr . Garre tt ~f he felt the property could be used under the present
zone c la ssific ation? Mr . Garrett replie d hat he did not feel it could be use d , that
i f he did feel so , he wo uld have develop d ~t some time ago. Mrs . Roma n s s tated that
at the time of the first rez oning r equ s t by Mr . Garrett, a letter from FHA wa s
recei ved by th e Planning Department , which letter indicated that FHA did not feel
t his property wa s desirab l e for sing le-family d e v e lopment, c iting the close proximit y
of industrial zoning , and the f a c th land i s n aturally low . Mr . Garrett noted tha t
the home s along West Tufts Av enue , especially below the Di ch , have been extremely
hard to se ll . Discussion followed . Mr. Woods commented that he didn 't feel it wa s
the r espons ibility of the Commission t o provide housing; that our responsibility was
to "plan". Mr . Lo ne s tated that we mu s t look at t he economics that are e ntaile d i n
hou sing vs. indus trial for ins tance , t o allow for a reasonable d e velo pment . Further
discuss ion followed .
Mr . Lone discussed the s ize of the mo bi l e hom e spaces proposed ~n Mr . Garrett 's proposed
park. He noted that possibly in the propos ed Mobile Home Park Or dinance , we should
state that the size of the units d i c tate the size of th spaces, and restrict occupancy
of certain sized trailers to lots for that s ize. Mr . Lone s tated he too felt that
66 units wer too many for th.1.s p arcel , but felt that possibly a co mpr om ise could be
reached .
Mr . Garrett discussed his reasons for r s tri c ting the proposed park to adults ; he
noted that in some larg parks , they may be s plit with adults only on one sid , and
famili es allowed in another area . Discus sion followed . Mr . Sent ~ commented that the
Co un cil has discus sed way s of br1.nging the taxes paid by mobi l e horne owne r s mo r e nearly
into line with taxes paid by res idential property owners . Mr. Carls on commen t ed that
he felt some laws would have to be changed before this could be a ccomplished .
Mr . Woods ask d who wo uld maintain the green area? Mr. Garrett stated that 1t c ould
be maintained by the manage r , a nd if this were done , the cost of ma i ntenance would be
figured in the cost of the spa c • Mr. Woods a s ked if Mr. Garrett had dec ided o n a
retnal for the s paces? Mr . Garr tt stated it wo uld probably be in the ne ighborhood
of $50 . Bri f discussion f o llowed .
Mr . c arlson no t ed that the r a so Mr . Garre t is befor the Comm l.SS l.on . is to determine
the fea sib ~ll. y of applying for r zoning of th~s proper y t o I -1 (L1ght Industr1al).
It wa s also noted that Mr . Ga r rett ha s applied tw~ce befor , paid he S50 fe both
tim s , and he requ st had b en deni d each tim • T wa s s ugg st d that possibly th
City Planning Commiss ion could i it1a the rezoning this , if it wa s felt that
rezoning wa s fcasiblP . Di scuss 1on f o llowed .
Wood s moved:
Senti ee<="'· d: Th Planr11.n Cc mmission u .itia e rez.:mi g o f prop rty common ly known
14~1 w s Tu t s A\ nu from R-1-C (S ~n 1 -family Res1d n ~al) to
1 -1 (L1 ght lndu -tr1 l), Public HPar1ng o be h ld Apr il 21 , 1970 .
Tt. ~r r .r y ~ b'! pos d , a n d publ1c not1.c 1s t o be giv n in th
o ffi c i 1 Ci y e wspaF r .
Th rno ion carr1 d ~ n 1 ~ ly.
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VI. MOBILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE
The proposed Mobile
specif~c percentage
proposed ordinance .
to op n space •
Home Park Ordinanc was reviewed .
of a mobile home park that is t o be
Mrs. Romans replied that 5% of the
CASE #5-70-B
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2/3/70
Mr . Lone asked if there is a
devoted to green area in the
g ross area is to be devoted
Mr. Carlson suggested review page by page of the Ordinance. The matter of requiring
the mobile home to be "licensed" rather than paying a monthly "inspection fee" was
discussed. Mr s . Romans pointed out that the amount of the proposed "license fee" i s
the same amount a s the present "inspection fee" • Mr . Berardini asked wh y there was
an inspection required in the first place , and why are we considering "licensing"
them? He asked why they were taxed , and what services were rendered to mobile homes
and mobile home parks that wer not rendered t o a house? Discus sion followed . Mr.
Berardini is to check out the matter of licensing the mobile homes . Expiration of
building permits wa s then discuss ed; Mr . Berardini noted that the normal building
permit expires in six months , and didn 't think this restriction would be out of line .
Occupation of the mobile home park s was then discussed , and it was suggested that
occupation s hould be denied until th service roads and service buildings are completed .
The site l ocation wa s considered ; this section stat es that mobile home park sites
shall not b e within the lines of a designated flood plain as designated by the Co lorado
Water Conservation Board or by the Denver Regional Council of Governments . Mr. Woods
questioned wh e ther we should even cons~der Mr . Nelson 's rezoning , since his property
is located within the flood plain . It was pointed out that this fact wa s stressed to
Mr . Nelson , and that the staff had stated to Mr . Nelson that they would have to recommend
that the proposed mobile home park be denied because it is in a flood plain; however ,
Mr. Nelson wante d to pursue the rezoning , therefore , we have to hear the cas e . Mrs .
Romans noted that the City of Denver is adopting an Ordinance to permit "travel trailer
parks" within a flood plain , but would restrict trailers to a maximum length of 25 ' and
a time limitation of 15 days will be placed on the length of stay .
The grade of the mobile home park and individual spaces wa s considered , and this portion
will be reviewed .
The minimum size of a mobile home park will be restricted to 4 acres under the pro-
posed Ordinance; this i s approximately the size of one "grid " block in the City .
Mr. Lentsch asked if an e xisting mobile hom park could add additional un~ts if they
didn 't meet the minimum area requirements? It wa s pointed out that the minimum will
apply to new mobile home parks.
The S tandards for S treet Sys t em were hen discussed . Mr . Lon s tated h felt th se
standards w re mor restrictiv than th y were in a single-family residential area ,
and question d that they should be . It was determined to str ik Paragraph "B" of
that section .
Mr. Carl s on sta d that r view of the remainder of th proposed Ord~nanc would be
postpon d until the next regular meeting .
VII . GOALS COMMITTEE
Mr . Carlson s tated that this matter was discussed at some length at th last m
with th City Council . He would lik to hav a number of problems that affect
c ommu n ity jotte d down , to help determ1n th number of committees we wou ld hav
hav • Mr . Carl s on stat d that each o f the various committees would be d
s c i al probl m, and th y wo uld aid i n r ach~ng a solution to that probl m.
a k d if t h. c h a in of c ommand wo uld b th s ub-committees reporting to th "Goal s
w r
c itiz
Goals C omm~lt r port~ng to the Planning Commission , th c to
Carl s on s at d that this wa s as he env~sioned i H a s k d ~f th r
gge s tions ? H s ugg d that th members also com up w~th nam s of
would lik s-n c o mmittees .
VIII. BOU lDER CO NFERENCE.
Mr. Carl son s ta d that the 1 2 h An n ual Ins titute for Planning Officials will held
in Bo uld r, Mar c ~ 1 th and 20 th . Member s w r urg d to a tend, and to 1 t th s aff
know wh th r o r n o t th y c ould atten d o that reservations m1ght be mad •
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IX . ASPO CONVENTION
Mr . Carlson stated that the American Society of Planning Officials convention will
be held in New York, April 4th thru the 9th. He stated that we should select a member
to attend this , so that permission may be obtained from the City Council. Mr. Woods
suggested that the Chairman be designated to attend . Mr . Car lson replied that he h ad
another convention he must attend at the same time. Mr . Woods then suggested that
Vice-Chairman Lentsch be designated to attend. Mr. Lentsch indicated he would check
his calendar to see if he could attend. Mr . Lone stated that if Mr. Lentsch could not
go , he would like to go if he could arrange it . Mr . Lentsch and Mr . Lone were told
to c heck their calendars to see which one of them could go , and to notify the staff
as soon as possible; Mrs. Romans was instructed to request permission from the City
Council for the Planning Director and a member of the Planning Commission to attend
the ASP O Convention in New York City from April 4th through 9th.
X. RESOLUTION FOR RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM .
Mrs . Romans asked what the Council h a d done with the Resolu tion recommended by the
Planning Commission approving rent supp lement housing i n Englewood . Mr . Lo ne and
Mr. Senti stated that the Council h a d p a ssed the reso l u t ion.
The meeting was adjourned at 10 :45 P . M.
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CITY OF ENGLE WOOD PLANNING AND ZONING C~S I ON
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I. CALL TO ORDER .
The Regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was called to
order at 8 :05 P . M. by Chairman Carlson.
Members present: Woods ; Walsh; Senti; Lent sch ; Carlson
Romans , ex-officio
!1embers absent : Lone
Also present : Messrs . Co nti; Hartman ; Stonier; Broomhall; Nelson; Dearment;
and Ohms tede.
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES .
Chairman Carlson stated that the Mi nute s of March 3 , 1970 , were to b e considered
for approval.
Le ntsch moved :
Senti seconded: The Minutes of March 3 , 1970 , be approved as written .
The motion carried .
III. K. WAYNE NELSON
1101 W. Dartmou t h
Woods moved:
REZONING
I-2 to I -1
CASE #3 -70 -A
February 3 , 1970
Lentsch seconded : Th e Publ ic Hearing on the rezoning reque s t filed by Mr . K.
wayne Nelson be opened .
The motion carried unanimously .
Mrs . Romans summariz ed the application filed by Mr . Nelson on January 28 , 1970;
reasons given for said application were: "P l ans pending in hands of Planning
Commission to develop Columbine Mob ile Home Park ." Mrs. Ro mans then indic ated
the s ubject property on the zoning map, and also on land use maps of the area.
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Mrs . Roma n s stated that the subject pro perty does a djoin the I -1 (Light Industrial)
zoning , and could , therefore , be considered an extension of the I-1 Zone District .
Mrs . Romans also stated that the s ub ject p roperty is in a flo od plain established
by the Co rp s of En gineers , and adopted by the Colorado water Conservation Board
and the Co uncil of Governments as the official flood plain area. Municipalities
who have control of the flood plain area have been urged to con sider this when
development is undertaken within the flood pla i n area. Mrs . Romans also
indicated th subj ct proper ty on a map on which the lines o f the flood plain
boundary and the bounda.ri s of the 1965 Flood were shown . This area is w ll
within both boundari s .
Mrs . Roma n s noted that a petition in opposition to the proposed re z oning and
proposed mobile home park had been filed with the Secretary of the Planning
Department by Mr . Hartma-t on March 17 , 1970 .
Mrs . Romans stated that public notice of th Public Hearing was published in the
official City Newspap r , the Engle wood H rald , and that the property has b en
prop rly post d for the required l ength of time.
Mrs. Romans then summariz d use s permitt d in the two industrial districts and
noted similarities and contrasts in th districts . Mrs . Roma ns noted that mot ls
and mobil hom parks are "conditional uses" in the I -1 Zone District. These
us s wer made "conditional" ~n l 63 when th Zoning Ordinance wa s adopt d; under
th pr vious 1955 Zoning Ordinance , th s us s had been "non-conforming". Mrs.
Romans not d that it wa s felt at the tim th 1963 Zoning Ordinanc wa s adopted
hat to mak he use s "conditional" would give an opportunity to improve som of
th x ~sting substandard uses . Sh noted that sev ral have taken advantag of
this , and hav torn out obsol t mot 1 units , and have made an effort to improve
th ~r prop rty.
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Mrs . Rom ans aske d t he Comm ission to keep in mind throughout the hearing , that it
is t he respons ibility of the applicant to show that there have been changes in
the area whi ch affec t the property , and tha.t because of these changes, the present
zon ing wo u l d not permit the h ighe st and b e st use of the property ; or , the applicant
must prove that the z oning impose d upon the property is in error and does not
permit the highest and best use of the land .
Mr . Carlson sta ed that the C o~m ission should consider the request as a change
from I -2 Zoni g to I -1 Zon i ng, which change may or may not permit the construction
of a mobile horne park . Mr . Carlson noted tha t the rezoning and the approval of
a mobile home park a r two separate and distinct a ctions, and while it would be
difficult t o co ~sider the one without the other , it must be done.
Mrs . Romans stat ed that if th e r ezon ing were approved, the matter would be referred
t o Co uncil, and that a n other public hearing would be held by the City Council .
If , how e ver , the Commission denies t he request, Mr . Nelson has the option to
appeal the de cis ion to Council , and ask that another hearing be held on the matter
by t he Cou ncil . The City Council may or may not hold the public hearing on the
app e al. She noted that all hea rings before the City Council on rez onings must
comply with the posting and publication requirements that the hearings before the
Commis s ion mu s t mee t .
~x . Carlson a s ked Mr. Nelson to present his case.
Mr . Nelson stated t hat he would ask his real tor, Mr. Broornhal l, to present the
case .
Mr. Broornhall s tated that it was difficult to divorce the issu e of rez o n ing f r om
the possible use of the land for mobile home park , as that is Mr . Nel s on's i nte nt
if the rezoning is granted. Mr. Broornhall noted that there wa s a "gap " in h ousing
between the "slum" housing and the higher priced homes . He no ted that t here was
very limi ed low-cost h o u s ing, and to make up this "gap" the trend is toward
modular hous i rg and mobile horne park s . Mr . Broornhall noted that there was a
differe ce b e tween "traile r parks" and "mobile home park s", a!ld that Mr . Nelson
wa s pla nning an adult "mobile home park". Mr . Broornhall stated that the
property i s contiguous to I-1 Zoning, and that he felt it would s erve as a
"buffe r" along West Dartmouth Ave n ue , and would buffer between the indus trial
uses and t he sewa g e plant .
There were no other persons presen t to speak in favor of th rezoning .
Mr . Cdrlso~ a s ked for the oppone!lts to present heir cas
Mr. Hartman asked that a petition presented earlier to the Secretary of the
Planning De partment be read into the record . Mrs. Romans read the following
p etit io!l:
OBJECTIO S TO GRANTING OF APPLI CATION
CO NCERNING REZ ONI NG
To: Th e City Council
c ~ y of Englewood , Co lorado
WHEREA S , K. Way nP Nelso!l of 37 01 South Santa F , has pet i t~oned the
City Pla~ i g Departme~t (Pla~~ir.g and Zoning Cornm1 ssion} of th Cit y of
Englewvod, Co l o rado, for rezo ing to p~rrnit the development of a mobil horn
park (Colu:l'b · Tle Mobile Hl"rr.e Park} upon a parcel of gro und , commonly d scr ibed
in sa~d rE'::;:;-.i:-.g appll.ca tic as 1101 W s t Dartrrouth, and me r fully d scribed
as s t forth ir. th said rezoning appl1=a ion fil d by said K. way N lson
which i da ed Ja~u ry 26, 1970; a n~
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WHEREA S , the said property is presently zoned I -2; and
WHEREAS , the immediately adjacent property and surrounding area is
zoned for I-2 purposes; and
WHEREAS, the s aid applicant , K. Wayne Nelson, has requested the rezon-
ing of the aforesaid premises from its present zoning of I -2 to a requested
zon ing of I -1;
NOW, THEREFORE , we, the undersigned property owners , hereby respectfully
p e tition the City Council of Englewood to deny such application for rezoning
upon the following grounds:
1 . To grant this application will be detrimental to the health, safety
and general welfare of the community.
2. Said rezoning would tend to create congestion in roads, streets and
alleys therein.
3 . Tend to overcrowd and c ause an undue concentration of population.
4. That a mobile home park will present an inexcusable departure from
the comprehensive plan for the area, resulting in an irreparable rupture in
the integrity of the industrial neighborhood.
5 . Would adversely affect the property values of the industries within
its invirons in that the entire area under consideration was a planned
industrial site with a definite pattern or trend toward industrial development
in this area and that this industrial site is badly needed and should be used
entirely for said purpose.
6 . Granting of the rezoning would be out of step with the comprehensive
zoning plan of the community and will result in depreciation of the nearby
properties if this rezoning is granted.
7 . Granting s uch rezoning would open the way for other property owners
to reasonably xpe c t s i milar variances of the Ordinances .
8 . We feel t hat the above mentioned application should be denied since
s imi lar applications for the subj ect property were denied by The City of
Englewood prior to this a ppl~ca tion, and that this application does not set
fo rth fact s mat rially diff r n t from those in the past applications and that
no new c onditio . ha v a r is n since the prior application so as to constitut
r econsid ration of th prior f ir.d ings with referenc to this rezoning.
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9. That some of the undersigned property owners have land which is
immediately adjacent to and abuts the subject property and that said land was
purchased and improvements place thereon in reliance upon the continuation
of the existing zoning continuity and to permit a part of such area to be
used for mobile home purposes would violate the spirit of the zoning ordinances,
impair the public safety and welfare, and would do substantial injustice, not
only to the owners of properties immediately adjacent to the proposed site,
but to the entire neighborhood.
10. The creation of a mobile home park would necessitate the provision
for adequate schools, parks, water, sewage, transportation and other public
requirements, convenience s , or improvements, and that the vehicular traffic
which is necessarily a part of a mobile home park will add to the heavy
traffic in the industrial area and would create a hazard to pedestrians and
particularly to the children who would reside in such park and would have to
cross the streets in the area going to and returning from school.
11. That the subject property lies within a flood plane and is near the
river bottom and would, therefore, be a potential hazard in the event of a
subsequent flood .
WHEREFORE, we respectfully ask that the application for rezoning be
denied.
NAME ADDRESS
Floyd E . Fetterhoff 3128 S . Platte River Drive, Englewood
Gl en L. Friend 3130 So. Platte River Drive
Ben Edgin 1013-1015-1017-1019 west Dartmouth
Kenneth Walter 1023 w. Dartmouth
Robert M. Roy , Jr. 3232 So. Platte River Dr., Englewood
Angelo J . Co nti 1033 west Dartmouth , Englewood
s . c . Hartman 1033 West Dartmouth, Englewood
Mr . Hartman pointed out that the surrounding area 's built up with industrial
building s , and that the owners of these industries are opposed to mobile home
parks on this site .
Mr . Co nti s tated that the area is being served by septic tanks for the sewer
system , that the Eng lewood s ewer system does not serve them. He noted that some
of the uses are on leaching fields , and he felt the mobile home park would be
a health hazard . He s tated he didn't feel this was a very desirable location
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for a mobi l e home park . He not ed that the odor from 1:he sewage disposal plant
"is terrible in the summer time ", and that they have had employees leave because
of it ; the flies are also bad because of this.
City Attorney Berardini entered and took his place with the Commission .
Mr. Hartma n commented that Mr . Roy and Mr. Edgin could not be i n attendance
this evening, but the y are opposed to the mobile home park .
Mr . Nelson stated that he f e lt the discussion of sewage plan t s and disposal was
immaterial a t thi s point. He the n comme nted that he had been an Englewood area
c itiz en for s ome time , and i s happy when any one wants to improv their property
for the betterment of the City . He s tated that if the rezoning request were to
be denied , or i f it were t o be approved and the request for a mobile home park
were to be denied , he would comply with the decision.
Mr . Lentsc h stated that he would like to know why he should vote to change the
zoning from I -2 to 1-1 , or why he should not vote to d o so . H stated that he
didn't feel very s trong arguments had been presented either wa y . Mr. Conti ,
oppo nent to the mobile home park , stated that there would be devaluation of o ther
property i n the area . Mr . Lentsch a s ked how a mobile home park could cause
d e valuation of property. Mr. Hartman, p artner of Mr. Co nti, invited the Com-
mis s ion to drive down in the area and view the mobile home park that is nor t h
and eas t of their property. He stated there is a 12 ft . wide lane which no
one will maintain; they have had trouble with broken windows, have had to fence
in their black-topped parking lot because it was not safe for children to play
in the lot as they were doing for l ack of any place else to play; he also noted
that Mr. Walters , who owns p roperty at 1023 West Dartmouth , ha s also h a d a great
deal of trouble with the children from that mobile home park. He stated that
e xisting units are in a very poor condition , there is trash , weeds , and just
generally a "shoddy " atmosphere to the park . Mr . Conti stated that he didn't
feel anyon would put a mobile home park in such close proximity with the sewer
pla nt , h didn 't feel the area is suite d t o mobile home park development , and
pointed out that the City has built the i r servicecenter and other facilit1es in
that area, thus lending credance to the understanding that it is an "industria l "
area. He s t a t ed that when he a nd the other s had purchas ed their land in that
area, they were told that it wo u ld be str ictly industrial development in the
area . Mr. Conti also discussed c o nditions in the mobile home park which is
s ituated back of their property.
Mrs . Roman s noted that in fairness to Mr. Nelson , he does not own
mob ile home park which Mr . Hartman and Mr . Conti were discussing .
the City officials are working with the owners of said park in an
it up to the standards of the mobile home ordinance.
or operate the
She noted that
effort to bring
Further discussion followed . Mr . Hartman asked if there were plans on file for
a mobile home park on the site proposed for rezoning . Mr. Carls on stated that
there were .
Di s cus sion on the petition presented by Mr . Hartman ensued . Mrs . Roman s stated
that to her knowledge, there has been no previous application for rez oning of
th sub j ct s ite since this are a was annexed to the City in 1958 . She noted that
there could have b en previous applications while the area wa s still in the
Co un ty , howe v er .
Mr . Con i pointed o ut that the subject parcel of land has but 80 ft. frontage on
Wes t Da rtmou th Av nue , and that all the traffic from th mobile home park wou ld
be for ced to t h at poin t .
Mr. Car lson s ugg es t ed t h at this h e aring be tabled and c ontinued to a future date
in o r der to giv both s ides a n opportu nity to clarify certain information. He
s ugge s t d that th matter could be considered further on March 31st. Discussion
f ollow d .
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Woods mo ved:
Senti seconded : The Pub lic He aring on the Nelson Rezoning Application be tabled;
the He a ring to be continued on March 31, 1970 at 8:00 P . M.
Di scussion followed.
AYE S : Woods ; Wal sh; Senti; Carlson
NAYS: Le::ttsch
The motion carried .
Mr . Carlso no ted that the meeting of March 31st would be a special meeting in
lieu of the regular mee ting April 7th . Mr . Carlson stated that he would be out
of town on the 7th of April, and the Director and a member of the Commission
will be attend ing the Ameri c a n Society of Planning Offi cials conference in New
Yo rk City .
IV . MO BILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE .
Mr . Carlson stated that discussion on this proposed Ordinance would be cons idered
further at the special meeting .
V. K. WAYNE NELSON
3035 S . Santa Fe Dr.
MOBILE HOME PARK
Oasis Mobile Home Park
CASE #4 2-68
Mrs. Romans stated that a revised plan for the Oa sis Mobile Home Park ha s been
referred to the P lanning Commis s ion by Chief Building Inspec tor Brokate, which
p lan shows 28 spaces . The orginal plan approved by the Planning Commission
on November 20 , 1968 , indicated 26 spa ces , with a s tructure in the northeast
corner of the property which had two dwelling units , and was to have been u sed
for office purposes . ~~is structure has been removed, and the two additional
mo bile hom e spaces are now in this area . A memor andum from Chief Building Inspector
Brokate indicatin g that with the removal of the older frame dwelling, he has no
objection to the addition of two mob i le home spa c es. Discussion followed.
Woods moved:
Lentsch seco::tded: The Plann1ng Commission reconsider the plans for the Oasis
Mobile Home Park, as revi sed and submitted by K. Wayne Ne l son .
The motion c arried una nimously .
Further brief d1scussion on the addition of the two mobile home spa ces followed .
Senti moved:
Lentsc h seconded : ~at the Building Department be noti fied that the Planning
Commission has cons idered the revis ed pla ns for the Oa sis
Mobile Home Park and that they acc ept the revised plan ,
dated F ebrua ry 10 , 19 70 , f or the mobile home park at 3035
South San ta Fe Drive , which plan shows a total of 28 spa c s
for mobile h ome s , two additional spaces having been plac d on
ground made available bec aus e of the remova l of a fram
structure in the northeast corner of the property .
The motion carried unanimously .
VI. BOULDER PLANNING CONFERENCE .
Mr . Carl so~ s tated that th a nnual Conferenc for Planning Officials, sponsored
by th Uri e r s i y of Colorado , will be held March 19 and 20 , 1970 , at Boulder,
Co lorado . Mr . Carlson urged all membe r s to attend if possible . Dis cussion
follow e d.
Mr . s~~ti s a ed ha h~ would be atte::ldirg the Conference on March 1 9th . Mr .
Wood s a r.d Dr . Wal s h i~dicated they would probably att nd that day, also. Mr .
Le n t s ch a~d Mr . Carlson stated that they would a ~e d th c onfer nc on March 20 th.
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VII . HOUS ING CONFEREN CE .
Mr. Carls o n stated that there is a Housing Conference to be held at the Brown
Palace Hotel i n Denver March 23 a nd 24, 1970 . Again , he urged all members to
attend if possible . Mr. Se n ti indicated that he would attend, and Dr. Walsh
stated he would if at all possible . The Director stated that registrations
would be sent in f or Mr . Senti, Dr . Walsh , Planning Assistant Ward law a nd
h e rself .
It was moved , seco .. ded and c arried to adjourn the meeting . The mee ting
adjourned at 9 :40 P . M.
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PEA!Wl' BARREL 3535 South Huron ''-, co . r:: . c o t..
6/10/69
6/12/69
7/16/69
7/30/69
9/8/69
10/4/69
10/30/G9
11/10/69
12/12/09
3/11/70
3/16/70
3 117/70
3 /25/70
3/27/70
4/2/70
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Permit t~ken for structural remodelling and addition.
Contractor -Swiss Village Inc.
Owner -Tom Nomina
Footings for addition inspec:·ted and approved.
Plumbing permit taken -Bud Plumbing
Construction Stopped.
Foundation and exterior walls completed.
Roof t russes on addition in place.
Roof sheathing not completed.
Site checked -no progress;
Site checked -no progress.
Structural permit concelled.
Bite checked -no progress.
Site checked -no progress.
Site checked -Roof sheathing completed and covered
with tar paper. Grade stokes set for concrete floor.
Concrete floor in original building had been cut
for plumbing rough-in apparently. No one on job
site due to weather .
Swiss Village Inc. notified to obtain permits
before proceeding w!tb construction •
P umbing permi t taken -Moc-Vik Plumbing.
Permi t t a ken tor structural reaodelliog and addition.
Contxactor -Swiaa Village Inc.
Owner -Donald Blair
Si te Checked.
Plumbing dr in lines partially installed. Roof of
e x isting structure b b eo removed and new roof
trusses i nstalled . Roo obeatbing not co pl ted.
Roofing not installed. Concrete floor not installed .
Interior partitions not installed. Electrical
wiring not installed. Beatioa not installed.
Exterior windowa •nd doors not ioetalled.
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PEA!n11' BARllEL 3535 South Buro~·~ '·• oo ''-.
6/10/69
6 /l2/G9
7/16/69
7/30/69
9 /8/69
10/4/69
10/30/G9
11/10/69
l2/12/G9
3/11/70
3/16/70
3 / 7/70
3/25/70
3/27/70
1/2/70
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Permit taken ~or structural remodelling and addition.
Contractor -SwiSS Village Inc.
Owner -Tom Nomina
Footings for addition inspected and approved.
Plumbing permit taken -Bud Plumbing
Construction Stopped.
Foundation and exterior walls completed.
Roof trusses on addition in place.
Roof sheathing not completed.
~ite checked -no progress.
Site checked -no progress.
Structural permit concelled.
Bite checked -no progress.
Site checked -no progress.
Site checked -Roof sheathing completed and covered
~it b tar poper. Grade stakes set for concrete floor.
Concrete floor in original building bad been cut
fo~ plumbing r ough-in apparently. No one on job
site due to ~eather.
Swiss Village Inc. no tified to obtain permits
before proceedine with construction.
P umbing permit taken -Moc-Vik Pluabing .
Permit t ken for structural reaodellin~ and addition.
Contractor -Swiaa Vill3ge Inc.
OWner -Donald Blair
S te Checked.
Plumbing drain lines p r ielly installed. Roof of
exi ting structure haa en removed and new roof
trusses installed. Roof heatbing not co p t d.
Roofing not installed. Concrete floor not installed.
Interior partitions not installed. Electrical
wiring not in talled. Beatins not inatalled.
Exterior windowa ~nd doors not installed.
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ENGlEWOOD WAT ER AND SEWER BOARD -MARCH 17 1 l~t
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Mr . Charles B. Carroll, J r., Directo r of Ut ilitie s and ex-officio member of the Englewood
Water and Sewer Boa rd, a t 5:15 P.M.
Members Present: Harder , Horton , Lay , Rosva ll
Members Absen Kreiling , Robo hm , Schwab
Other C1 y
Officials Pr esent: Di r ecto r of Util ities Carroll , Legal Consultant Shivers
Mr . Carroll stat e d th at City Coun c il, at i ts regular session held February 16 , 1970, made
t he f ollo wing appointments t o the Englewood Water and Sewer Board :
Mr . Roy S . Rosvall and Mr . Melv i n Horton for six year terms, to February 1 1 1976
1 to r e place Mr . L. L. Browne well and Mr. Robert F. Frantz, whose terms expired
Feb r uary 1 , 1970 .
Mr . T. H. Harder to fill the unexp i red term of Mr. Herman Oliner, who recently
r esi gned, to February 1 , 1974 .
Mr . Carroll stated that the first matter of business was the reorganization of the
En glewood Water and Sewer Bo ard and th a t nominations for Chairman would be in order.
Harder moved,
Lay, seconded, That Mr. L. A. Robohm be nominat ed for Chairman of the Englewood
Water and Sewer Board; that the nominations be closed, electing
Mr . Robohm by unan i mous ballot.
Ayes :
Na ys :
Abs ent :
Harder, Horton, Lay , Rosvall
Non e
Kr eiling, Roboh m1 Schwab
In Mr . Robohm 's absence , Mr. Carr oll stated that nominations for Vice-Chairman was next
in or der .
Rosval1 moved ,
Horto n , seconde d, That Mr . T. H. Hard er be nominated for Vice -Chairman of the
Engle wo ~d Wa ter and Se wer Bo a rd; that the nomina t i ons be c l osed,
e lecting Mr. Harder by unanimous ballot.
Ayes: Harder, Horton , La y, Ros val l
ays: Non e
Ab sent : Kr eiling , Robo hm , Sch wab
In Hr . Rob ohm 1 s absence , Mr . Har e r , n ewly e lec ted Vi c e-Chairman , took the Cl!a i r .
For the benefit of the ne w members of the Board, Mr . Carroll, Di r ector of Utilities ,
briefly rev1ewed the Englewood W ter and Sewer op rations , covering the follo wi ng topics
en rally:
1 . Adm ini strative and operating personne l
2. Bud et
J . Trans-moun in wa er development
4. Proposed fisc 1 requir men s
Mr . C rroll dvised the Board member s that he wo uld prepare and distr i bute , to them , an
!nformalion brochure on th Utili ti s Department in the near futu re .
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Mayor Sch wab entered and was s eated with th~ o the r me mbers of the Board during the foregoi ng
review by Mr . Carro ll .
Mr . Car roll ap p r i sed the Bo ard on th e prob lems being enco un t ered at the Eng l ewoo d sewage
tre a tment pl an t due to br ea'<:down o f certai n func tions .
Mr . Ca r r o ll a dvi s ed that some pe rsonnel changes have been made an d emer gency measures
have be en t a ken to r e s t ore the opera t i on to normal . Furthermore, m g i neer i ng s t udi es are
be ing unde rtak en to i dentify a reaE f or upgrading of equipment, pro c e dures and personnel .
Mr . Car r oll distributed co pi es o f a memorandum , s igne d by him a nd direc ted to th e Wa t er
and Se we r Board , u nder date of February 18 , 197 0 , pertai ni ng to a proposed increase in
wa ter tap assessme nts. To th is memorandum , t he followi ng were a t tached:
1 . Basis of Devising Ne w Wa te r Tap Assessments .
2 . A propo sed Resolution Revising Water Tap Assessme nts Within the City of
Englewood , Colorado , In Accordance With The Mun icipal Code, City of Englewood,
Col o rado .
3 . Comparison o f Apartment Assessments.
L. Copy of existing Resolution, adopted by City Council on September 3, 1968,
establishing water t ap assessments for Non-profit Water Users Associations
outside the City limits.
Mr . Carroll advised the Bo ard that, since Ci t y policy allows Englewood wa ter service to be
offered to properti es outside, but adjacent t o , the City limits without being a part of a
l e gal water di strict or non-pro fit water users association, it vas felt that the Resolution
adopted Se ptem ber 3, 196 8, should b e revised t o i nclude all non -resi den t wa ter users; and,
t h at a propo s ed new Re solution would be prepared ac cordi ngly for the Board 's consideration .
Mr . Carrol l re quest ed t he Boa rd members to study the documents presented with a view toward
taking po ssible recommend i ng a ction at the regular mee ting to be held Apr i l 21 , 19 70 .
(See co pies o f th e ab ove me nt ioned memorandum and attachments, attached here to as a part of
th e s e minut e s .)
Mr . Carroll r eferred to the Minutes of the regular meeting of the Englewood Water and
Sewe r Bo ard , he l d November 18 , 1969 and also the regular meeting held January 20, 1970
1 r ela i ve to an i nd i rec t reques t by Mr. Irving J . Hayuti n1 through Mr. Richard L. Banta, Jr .,
A o rney fo r South ga te S ani tation Dist r ic t , for Englewood sewage treatment service, through
he c o l lecti ~n sys tem o f s a i d South gate Sanitation District, for the following described
land :
The E 1/2 NE 1/L NW 1/L NW 1/4 of
Section 1 9 , Town ship 5 Sou th, Ran ge
67 West of th e 6th P.M., co mpr i s i ng
f i ve a c res , mo re or less .
The rna er was table d by the Boar d on No vemb e r 1 8 , 1969 .
Lay m v d 1
Horton , seconded , Tha t the matte r o f the r eq uest for s ewer service f or th e
Irvi ng J . Hayuti n l and be r a ised f rom the table .
Ay s :
ays:
A sen
H rder , Hor n, Lay , Rosvall 1 S chwab
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Kr iling , Robohm
Fo r h benefit of the ne w Board m e rs , Mr . Carroll ad vised that the ma tter had been
consider d and Sew r Bo ard originally on September 6 , 1961 , and th a t
o the s u j e c t 1 nd and other land i n cl o ser prox imity o f
tle Dry Creek , un der the same , combined ownersh i p ,
was an n thl!' comb i ne own ers of the l and and th e Ci ty o f
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Englewood showing recognition of the existing, long tenn, lease by Englewood of the Englewood
Dam , and pr oviding for proper ingress and e gress for fu ture maintenance of same by the City .
Mr . Carroll further advised that the mo r e re c ent request was co nsidered on Novemb er 18, 1969,
and wa s abled until a ful l re port on the status of the Englewood Dam and any possible liti-
ation co nnected therewith i s available.
(Also see Minutes of Regular Meeting of Englewood Water and Sewer Board, held November 18, 1 96 9 .)
Mr , Carroll referred further to the i nformal di s cu s sion held by the Board at the re gular
mee in held January 20 , 19701 at wh ich time a report wa s received from Mr. John A. Cr iswell,
former Ci y A orney, wh ich indicated that it wa s his opinion that the City no longer has
a le al lease or claim on the En glewo o d Dam property. The matter was not officially raised
fr om the table a t that time but was referred, thro ugh Mr. Carroll, to the present City
Attorney, Mr . Bernard Berardini 1 for h i s opinion as to the present posi tion of the Ci ty.
(Also see Minutes of Regular Mee ting of Engl ewood Water and Sewer Board, held January 20 , 1970 .)
Mr . Carroll advi sed the Board th at , since J anuary 20, 1970 1 Hr. Dial, City Manager
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versed wi t h Mr. Hayutin regarding the po ssibility of the City gaining access to the Englewood
Dam proper ty f or maintenance purpo ses . Mr . Hayutin offered a revocable permit for City a ccess .
Subsequently, the City At torney and Mr. Carroll met with Mr. Dial, regarding this matter, and
agreed th at a revocable permit would not be in the best interest of the City.
Af t er s ome discu ssion , i n wh ich the Board membe rs present concurred,
Lay moved ,
Schwab , seconded, Tha t the request f or En glewo od s ewage t reatment service for land
owned by Irving J . Hayu tin, located in Sec tion 19
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Ayes:
Nays:
A sen
S South , Range 67 Wes t of the 6th P .M., Arapahoe County, be de ni ed.
Harder , Horton, Lay , Rosvall, Schwab
None
Kr eiling , Robohm
There being no further bus ness to come before the En l ewood Wa ter and Sewer Board ,
Lay moved ,
Schwab , seconded , Tha t the me eting be ad jou rned ,
Ayes:
Nays:
Absen
Harder, Horton, Lay , Rosvall 1 S chwab
None
Kre iling, Robohm
The mee 1n was adjourned at 6:25 P.M.
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MEK:>RANOOM
Wate r and Sew e r Adv i s ory Board DATE: February 18 , 1970
FROM: Cha rles B. Carroll, Jr . 1 Director of Utili ties
SUB JE CT : Increase in Water Asses sme nts
I have given mu ch th ou ght over the past year on whether or not to recommend an increase
i n wa e r as sessments . Factors which entered into my deliberations were:
1 . Th e philosophy of recoveri ng only the cost of mains and extensions .
2 . Declining balance of the Water Fund.
3 . Impending need for treatment expansion and other improvemen ts .
4. Changing construction trends in the City from single family to high rise uni ts .
Acco r di ng to water utility journals, a water utility "should receive sufficient revenues
thr ough water sales and o ther charges to (1) cover operations and maintenance expenses ,
taxes or payme nts in lieu of t axes, depreciation , fi xed charges or return on investment,
and (2) provide suffi c ient surplus to pay for ordinary capital additions and attract
t he necessary capital for major expansion ."
Our utility is hard pressed to perpetuate this idea without periodic land sales to cover
t he annual capital improvements programs .
Listed below is the financial shred out, less land sales, to show how we fit into the
aforementioned structure:
Proj
1967 1968 1968 1970
Expenses , including
O&M and depreciation LL7 ,644 502 ,880 525 ,135 586 ,453
Debt service 275 1749 379 .833 374 .502 374 1123
Sub -Total 723 ,393 882 ,713 899 ,637 960 ,576
Income 722 ,605 878 ,161 884 ,742 947 ,435
Surplus for Cap. Adds . $ -788 $ -4 ,5 22 $-14 ,895 $-13 ,141
It is apparent tha t the Fund i s not, and probably will not, accrue any surplus.
Fo r th is reason I am proposing a new assessment structure which will afford the Depart-
ment some surplus , at least until bonds are sold for West Slope Development.
A new ph ilos ophy is in order -that of recovering, in addition to main installation , some
capital toward plant expansion.
Based upon the rates in the attached sample resolution, (attachment 2) I drew a
co mparison (attachment 3) between some representative apartment assessments, vith
a square f oot rate vis-a-vis a per dwelling unit rate, such as is used in 3ewer
head t ap fees .
I hope this will give you some i nsight into the problem of capital surplus as well as
one individual's appr oach to the s olution . There is not included any projected income
incre ase •
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CHARLES B. CARROLL, JR.
Direc or of Utilities
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BASIS OF DEVISING NFlJ WATER TAP ASSESSMEN 'IS
1 . There has histor ical ly been an i neq uity betwe en the me t ho d of assess-
ment for residential and co mmercial versu s industrial due to t he philosopy
of l ow fees to entice industry.
2 . Water l i nes no w cost up to $10 .00 and more per lineal fo ot of install-
ation . The department mu st recover as mu ch as possible to defray c apital
costs and futur e plant expansion.
3 . The majo rity of new res idential and commercial development will be
highe r than one floor .
4 . Fo llowing is a presentation of each schedule:
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A. Schedule I -Res i dential and Commer cial Inside City (This is for
land only).
Front Foot Basis -$5 .25 per fron t foot for lots 125 • deep.
Th is will permit re co very of $10 .50 per l i neal foot . (Old rate is
$3 .50 which allows only $7 .00 recov.ry per lineal foot).
Square Foot Basis -$0 .042 per square foot for irregular l ots .
This i s the same per square foot rate as the front foot rate were it
multiplied out. (Old rat e i s $0 .0 25 wh ich no longer permits full
r ecovery).
B. Res i dential and Comme r ci al Inside City with Improvements (This is
for structures only).
Add i t ional ass essm en t will be charged for each level of construc tion.
Basement and fi r st floor a re considered one level. The rate is $0 .042
per square foot for each level . Exterior building dimension's are
used to calculate square footage . (Old rat e has no provision fo r multi -
story assessment). Tap fees paid previou s ly on the land will be honored.
In this manner the department can acc rue revenue for the new develop-
ment Iiil ich wi ll tax he water sys tern for adequate pressure and volume .
A. Schedule II -Industrial Inside City (Th is is for land only) •
Ac reag Bas1s
Acre8fe in Tract
ls a cre at $ 0 .0 32/SF f o r 2" service
ext 2 c r s a $ 0 .024 /SF f or 2" service
Next 2 acres at $ 0 .016/SF f o r 2" service Rate f or larger
Next 5 a c res a $ 0 .008/SF for 2" service Service computed Nex c; acre at $ 0 .004/SF f o r 2" service as before
Over 15 acres at $ 0 .001/SF for 2" service
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This rate will insure parity between the two schedules . As an example:
In a city residen tial block we receive $6 1 )00 f or 1200 LF , or 600 FF
bo th sides, wh ich covers 4.8 acres .
Sinc e the line costs nearly the same regardless of its loca i oo, v
should attempt to recover the entire c apital outlay. A S are 1n I -
rial tract for 6 " service on the ab ove rate will brin i n SS, 9 I
is 94% of he amount recovered for an equal parcel in res i
commercial .
The latest land use study indicates 12 5 acres of usabl vacan l and
in the Industrially zoned area. If this is true , we may recei
a maximum of $14 ,900 for land assessment for a 6 " service on tile re-
maining I zoned c ity l and. Under the old rat e we would most pr obably
gain only $2 ,4oo.
Even under t he new rate we have provisions to recover the fUture cost
f or a main extension to serve a particular area, as opposed to re-
covering costs on SF basis on existing mains.
There is still a provision to assess only the actual building site in
a large p arcel , but the minimum would be $200.
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RESOWTIOI NO . ____ , SERIES OF 1970
IO REVISING WA'IER TAP ASSESSMENTS WITHIN THE CITY
A , IN ACCO RDANCE WITH THE MUNICIPAL CODE , CITY OF
y ac ion o f the City Cou ncil of the City of Englewood ,
r· ater tap asse ssments for i ndustrially zoned properties ,
rporate limits of th e City o f Englewood , Colorado , were es-
lar session, held December 16 , 1957 , and amended at
h ld Oc ber 20 , 1958; and
EREAS , y action of the City Council of the City of Eng lewood,
Co o ra , certain water tap assessments for residentially and commercially
zon ed proper ies , lnsid the co r po rate limits of t he City of Englewood,
Colorado , w re established , a a regular session, held Oc tober 20 1 1958;
and
WHEREAS 1 it has been determi ned that certain changes are neces-
sary to provide additi onal revenue for wa ter main installation and water
treatment plant capital improvements ;
NOW 'mEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF EN GlEWOOD, CDLORAOO, as follows:
Sec ti on 1. Water tap assessments for taps inside the corporate
limits of the City of Englewood, Colorado, established December 16, 1957
and October 20 1 19 58 , be revised, as follows:
AVAILABILITY:
APPLICABILITY:
WATER TAP ASSESSMENTS
INSIIE CIT Y
Effective _______ , 197 __
Available to users taking Englewood water service inside
the corporate limits of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
Ap plicable for residential, commercial and industrial
service, when water mains, regardless of size, are owned
by the City of Englewood, except when other charges are
in effect by specific contract; or existing water im prove-
ment districts .
SCHEilJLE I -Wa t er Tap Assessments for RES IIENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES
A. Front Foot Basis:
$5 .25 Per Front Foot (Applic able on each front foot of regularly shaped
properties 12 5 feet in depth).
B. Sq uare Fo ot Basis:
$O.Ou2 Per Square Foot (Ap plicable on each squ are foot of property
irregular or odd, under or oversize in shape).
The minimum wa ter tap assessment for any one t ap in a residential or commer -
cial zone shall b e $2oo .oo.
FOR RESIDENTIAL OR OOMMERCIAL PROPERTIES WITH IMPROVEHEN'IS 1 additional
assessment will be charged, computed on the basis of gross square footage
(exterior dimens io ns of the structure or structures) of each level, in-
cluding the fi r st level, at $O .Ou2 per square foot. (This charge is in
addition to the $200 .00 minimum when said minimum is applicable).
(At tachment 2)
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In the c as of ne w high-rise residen t ial or co mmer ci al CD nstruc tion on
prope r ty previous l y connected to th e City wa ter s ystem and upon wh ich a
previ ou s water tap asses s ment ha s be e n p a i d1 t he previous asse ssmen t shall
be honored f or t he Tract of land; and s ubseque nt improvements will be
charged as outlined i n the preceding paragraph .
S QIE DULE II -Water Ta p As s essm e nts f or IN DUSTRIAL PROPERTIES
A. Ac r e a ge Bas i s:
Rat e Per Ac re
Total Acr eage For Connections Ra t e s For Lar ge r Conn ec tion s In Tract 2 Inch or Sm a ller 3 " L" 6 rt 8" 1011
1 Ac re $ 1 ,39L > > > > > Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q. Q.
Next 2 acres $ l ,OL5 ..... ..... ..... V1. V1. 0 ~ 0 'll'l. 'll'l. 'll'l. ~
Next 2 ac res $ 6 97 ct' g g g ct' 0 0
N ""' t=-0'-co Ne x t 5 acres $ 3L 8 ~ ~ =
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Next 5 a c res $ 17L ct' ct' ~ ~ ~ <1> <1> <1> <1> <1>
All over 15 ac res $ LL
Less than o ne (1 ) a c re will be prorated at $.032 per square foot.
The mi ni mum wa t er tap assessment for any one tap in an industrial zone shall be $200 .00 .
FOR IN!lJSTRIAL PROPERTIES WITH IMPROVEMENTS, additional assessment will be
ch arged , computed on the basis of gross s quare fo otage (ex terior dimens i ons
of the str ucture o r s t ructures) of each level including the first level,
at $O .OL2 pe r square foot. (This charge is in addition to the $200 .00 mi nimun
wh en said mi nimum is applic able).
In the case of new high-ri se industrial cons t r uctio n on property previously
connected to t he City water system and upon wh i ch a previous wa t er t ap
a s sessment ha s been paid, the previous assessment shall be honored f or t he
Tr act o f land; and s ub sequent improvements wi ll be charged as outli ned
in the preceding paragraph.
THE FO U.OWI NG EX CEPTIONS SHALL APPLY:
A. In cas e s whe r e a r e s i denc e exists in an industrial zone , the owner
may e lect to pay the assessment only on tha t portion of his land
which is no rmal l y u s ed as a residential site; and when request i s
made f br wa ter t a p s for any of the balance of his land, the currently
eff ective ra te s chedule and provisions shall apply for each add i t i onal
water tap .
B. I n c ases , in any zone , whe r e l ots or trac ts are of suffi cient dep t h to
enable the owner to di vide e ach lot or tract into a pp r oximately equ al
parts by means of a s t reet or alley de dication or otherwi se a nd in
a ccordanc e with then existi ng zoning regulations , the a s se ssme nt wi ll
include and co ver only one such part o f the original depth; and other
asses sments will be required for any other parts of the lot or t r act
at such time as any water taps are requested for same .
c. In cases , in any zone, where an owner has sufficient l and or plat ted
lots ad j acen t to the prem i s es in wh ich the stru cture is located o r
planned to be loca ed that wou l d comprise one or mo r e a dditional buil d-
i ng s i tes in a ccordance wi th th e n e x i s ting zoning re gula tions , the owner
may ele ct to apply and pay the wat er tap a s sessme nt for only one
b u ilding site a t a time .
GENERAL PROVISIONS:
1 . All water t ap as s essmen t charges shall be paid in fU ll am oun t to
the Ci y of Engle wood Utlliti es Department at the time of a pplica tion for
water tap.
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2 . The owner or applicant shall provide the Utili tl.es Department with
the correct legal description of the lot or tract for which water service
i s requ ested, and such informa tion shall be shown in all applicable records
of t h e Utilities Department as well as upon the receipt to the applicant.
In c a ses co vering industrially zoned lands, the exact amount of acreage
involve d shall also be a part o f the recorded information.
3 . In all cases not covered above, the Director of Utilities shall
determine and use the requirement most nearly applicable to the case,
and most equitable f or both t he City and the property owner .
Introduced and adop ted by City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado
at a session held 1 197
Mayor
AT '!EST:
city Clerk-Treasurer
I, 1 City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of
En glewood, Colorado 1 do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is
a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution passed by the City
Council of the City of Englewood, on the day of
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Example /11
Example /12
Examp le 11 3
Example #4
Apartment
Res i de nce
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tDMP AR ISON OF APAR'n-I EN T ASSESSMEN'IS
$ .04 2/SF rate
39 Units on 5 le vels at
42 ,475 SF total
66 un i ts on 3 level s at
58 ,977 SF otal
3 units on le vel a
3u95 SF total
31 units on 3 levels at
20 1 871 SF total
$ 1 1 784 ($45/unit
$ 21 477 ($36/unit)
$ 14 7 ($49 /unit)
$ 876 ($28/uni t)
$50/additional DU rate
$1,900
$3,250
$ so
$1 ,400
Average D.U. density 2.5 pe rsons X 140 gal/person • 35'0 gal per DU/day
Av erage n.u. dens i ty 3 .5 person s X l SO gal/person -5'25 gal per DU/day
A 200 f oot fr on t a ge with 4 i ndividual dwel ling units uses an average
of 2100 gal/ day
The same fron tage wi th 40 dwe lling units will use an average of 14
1
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gal/day or s i x t i mes s i ngle fam i l y use
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A RES OLUTI ON ESTABLIS HIN G TAP ASSESSMEN'JS FOR NON -PROFIT
WAT~ USERS ASSOCIATIONS
WHEREAS , Cha p ter 8.8-3 (c) of the Municipal Code of the City of Engle-
woo d authorizes the City to ente r i nto a contract and prov i de
City water to a non-profi t wa ter users association;
WHEREAS , residents and water users within the City limi ts of the City
of Englewoo d are required to pay to the City Utilities Depart-
men t a tap assessment;
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that all non-profit wa ter user associations,
whether t hey be comprised of residents and
water users within the City limits of the
City of Englewood or not, shall be required
to pay i n full amount to the City of Englewood
Utili ties Deparbnent, at the time of applica-
tion for a water tap, a tap assessment as
established by resolution from tiJDe to tilll8
by the City Council of the City of Englewood.
Until such t i me as special non-resident tap
fees are established, non-resident water
users provided water and water services by
contract or preliminary agreement through
a non-profit water users associati~n shall
be assessed a tap fee on the basis of 15~ of
the es t ablished rate for resident water users.
AOOPTED AND APPROVED this Jrd day of September, 1968 .
/S/ Elmer E. Schwab
Mayor
ATTEST:
/S/ Stephen A. Lyon
Ci ty Clerk-Treasurer
(At.t a chm nt 4)
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DATE: April 3, 1970
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SUBJE T: USE OF VARIOUS ROOMS IN CITY HALL-1969
1\1 r Le o Hill, o ur head c ustodian, has prepa red a report representing the use
of the various rooms within the City Hall for the year 1969 and I thought you
might b interested in this report as well as might be the members of the City
Counc 1l. Following is a copy of his report:
COMMUNITY ROOM -Used 250 times; 9, 621 chairs set up; 8 5 8 tables set up;
and public address system used 22 times.
C OUN lL C HAMBERS-Used 199 times; 22 tables set up.
CONFERENCE ROOM A -Used 2 2 times; 50 chairs set up; 15 tables set up.
CONFERENCE ROOM B -Used 276 times.
"IN-SERVICE" TRAINING ROOM -Used 44 times; 709 chairs set up; 103 tables
set up.
TOTAL USE OF FACILITIES -1, 151.
CHAIRS SET UP -10, 380.
TABLES SET P -99 .
PUBLIC ADDRE SS SYSTEM-22.
EXTRA MAN HOURS FOR SPECIAL EVENTS (Saturdays and &mday only).
Leo lh ll -66 hours;
Bu Au tm -42 hours;
hu k Duncan -35 hours;
Iv a n Poll ck -59 hour ;
F1 cd Hav rkate -6~ hour
To t a l hours -2 0 !.
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3400 South Elati S:reet
Englewood, Colorado 80 110
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
ROSTER OF COUNCIL, BOARDS, COMMISSIONS
OTHER COUNCIL APPOINTEES
AND DEPARTMENT HEADS
AS OF APRIL 1, 1970
NAME TERM
EXPIRATION BUSINESS ADDRE SS BUS. PHONE
Elme r E. Schwab (Mayor)
John J. Lay (Mayor Pro Tern)
Dall as J. Dhority
Howard R. Brown
Milton Senti
John C. Kreiling
Richard Lone
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1-1 -74
1-1-72
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L. A . Robohm (Cha i~an ) ~
T . H. Harder (Vicetfhairman) 0
2-1-72
2-1-74
Melvin E. Horton v (: 2-1-76
Roy s. Rosvall (] 2-1-76
Elmer E . Schwab (Mayor) Tenure
John C. Kreiling (Councilman) Tenure
John J . Lay (Co uncilman ) Tenure
Chas. B. Carroll (Ex-Officio) Manager Pleasure
M. 0. Shivers, Jr. Council Pleasure
(~cia! Consultant)
John D. Curtice Manager Pleasure
(RecordJng Secretary)
CITY COUNC I L
(Normal term - 4 years)
(Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays)
5990 Dahlia street
3940 South Broadway
6601 South Colorado B o ulevard
288-0771
761-2021
771-0432
3051 South Elm street
2500 South Broadway
980 limms S:reet
8357 Fox Street
or 771-3960
756-8386
744-3317
237-9368
428-7591
WATER AND SEWER BOARD
(6 year terms)
(Meets 3rd Tuesday)
3445 South Broadway 7 81-7871
8585 West 14th Avenue 238-7861
5801 South Nevada 794-1561
5990 Dahlia Street 288-0771
9 80 Simms Street 237-9368
3940 South Broadway 761-2021
City Hall 761-1140
3470 South 3lerman Street 781-5513
City Hall 761-1140
P o lice Department Headquarters
195 West Girard Avenue
Fire Depa rtment Headquarters
175 West Girard Avenue
R ESID ENCE ADDRESS
4795 South Inca street
4000 South Lincoln Street
3150 South Acoma street
3183 South Race Street
4745 South Lipa n Street
3131 South High Street
4877 South Delaware street
2800 South Grant Street
4915 South Del aware Street
4780 South Mariposa Drive
2801 South Ogden Street
4795 South Inca Street
3131 South High Street
4000 South Lincoln street
5460 Manitou Road
3663 South Albion Street
4490 South Acoma street
RES. PHONE
781-0904
789-3410
781-7233
781-2497
789-2072
781-3718
7 81-1182
7 81-4703
789-2165
781-3138
781-091 8
781-0904
781-371 8
7 89-3410
798-0324
755 -07 86
781-2872
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Kenneth Carlson (Ch airman)
Leo Lentsc h (Vice-Cha irman)
Russe l I G. Woods, Jr .
Dr. Ray Walsh
Ri c hard Lo ne (Councilman )
Milton Senti (Co unc ilman)
Mrs. Dorothy A. Romans
(Ex-Officio)
Miss Gertrude Welty
(Recording Secretary)
Kenneth W. Wetterstrom (Chairman )
Wm. Cl ayton (Vice-Chai~an)
Stanley E. Rhodus
Dr. James Mezen
.£?el Armstrong
W. F. Brokate
(Advisory)
Mrs. &lsie Schneider
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2 -1-73
2-1-72
2-1-71
2-1 -74
Tenure
Tenure
Manager Pleasure
Man ager Pleasure
2-1-73
2-1-72
2-1-71
2-1-71
2-1-74
Manager Pleasure
Manager Plea sure
BUS I NESS AD DRE SS BUS. PHONE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
(4 y ear terms)
(Meets on Tuesday after Council meeting)
3829 South Broadway 761-1793
3461 South Broadway 789-0032
770 Grant Street 623-0141
C . U. Medical Center 399-1211
8 357 Fox Street 428-7591
2500 South Broadway 744-3317
City Hall 761-1140
City Hall 761-1140
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
(4 year terms)
(Meets 2nd Wednesday)
3201 South Franklin Street 781-0020
3601 South Broadway 7 81-6633
2500 South Broadway 744-3317
City Hall 761-1140
City Hall 761-1140
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600 South Washington Circle 781-6576
1550 East Dartmouth Avenue 781-2783
680 South Wa shington Circle 781 -7224
702 East Amherst Place 781-8953
4877 South Del a ware Street 781-1182
4745 South Lipan Street 789-2072
3600 South Bannock Street 781-7016
1065 Pearl Street, Denver 255 -3820
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3201 South Franklin Street 7 81-0020
2323 West Harvard Avenue 936 -0396
Not Listed Not Listed
3319 West Grand Avenue 794-6215
2766 South Pearl Street 789-3910
2990 South Grant Street 789-0489
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PUBLIC LffiRARY BOARD
(4 year terms)
(Meets 2nd Tuesday)
John C. Maxwell (Chairman) 2-1-72 3356 &>uth Broadway 781-4476 4913 South Lipan Drive 781-2013
Harold Miller (Vice-Chairman ) 2-1-71 Martin Company 794-5211 4540 South Lipan Street 7 81-8233
Ext. 3763
Mrs. :Marla Hoffman 2-1-72 128 East Girard Avenue 789-9715 555 East Eastma n Avenue 781-1424
Mrs. Beverly Simon 2-1-73 4101 South Bannock street 781-7881 3945 South Clarkson Street 7 8 9-1770
Mrs. Gene Jarrell 2-1-74 128 East Girard Avenue 761-3220 4235 South Clarkson Street 789-0403
Dallas Dhority (Councilman) Tenure 6601 South Colorado Boulevard 771-0432 3150 South Acoma Street 7 81-7233
or 7 71-3960
Miss Harriet Lute Manager Pleasure City Hall 761-1140 1140 South Uni versity Boulevard 777-1713 (Ex-Officio)
Mrs. Joanne Sedgwick Manager Pleasure City Hall
(Recording Secretary)
761-1140 3955 South Gala pago Street 781-5945
• BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
~ year terms)
(Meets 3rd Thursday)
J . F . DeVivier (Ch airman) 6-1-71 3165 South Cherokee Street 781-1627
H. R. Braun 6-1-73 3800 York street 8 25-1161 317 3 South Ogden Street 781-3974
Ext. 445
Elmer L. Ausfa.hl 6-1-75 4509 South Broadway 761-0747 2780 South Clarkson Street 781-3584
John Murphy Commission Pleasure City Hall 761-1140 1900 J a smine Street 322-6621
(Personnel Director)
Mrs. Lori Coffelt Manager Pleasure City Hall 761-1140 1698 South Zephyr Court 986-6726
(Recording Secretary)
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P a ul Blessing (Chairman) 2-1-72
(Joint)
Mrs. Ruth H. Allen (Vice-Chairman) 2-1-74
(Joint)
Walter Jorgensen
(School)
Colbert E. Cushing
(School)
J. C . Kreiling
(City)
John J. Lay
(City)
Jacques ~ackhouse
(Joint)
M r s . Edith Rom ans
{Recording Secretary)
stephen A. Lyon
C. L. (Chet) Maddox
William Hanson
l'lephen A. Lyon
Elmer E. Schwab
Alvin Garfunkle
Gray son Hartley
Ralph Sillivan
Harlan Bucholz
David B. Clayton
Stephen A. Lyon
Elmer E. Schwab
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2-1-74
Tenure
Tenure
2-1-74
Manager Pleasure
Tenure
2 -1-74
2-1-72
Tenure
Tenure
2-1-72
12-31 -71
12-31-70
12-31-72
2-1-72
Tenure
Tenure
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
(Meets 2nd Wednesday)
300 West Che n ango Avenue 7 81-781 8
4 195 South Broadway 781-5551
5 200 South Quebec Street 771-4240
980 Simms Street 237 -936 8
3940 South Broadway 761-2021
10405 West Colfax Avenue 233-0580
City Hall 761-1140
ELECTION COMMISSION
(4 year terms)
(No regular meetings)
City Hall 761-1140
3465 South Broadway 781-3990
POLICEMENS' PENSION BOARD
(2 year terms)
City Hall
5990 Dahlia ~reet
195 West Girard Avenue
761-1140
288-0771
781-66 81
FffiEMENS' PENSION BOARD
(2 year terms)
175 We st Girard Avenue
175 We st Girard Avenue
175 West Girard Av e nue
288 7 South Broa dway
Ci ty Hall
5990 Dahli a Street
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7 81-6686
7 81-6686
781-2503
761-1140
288 -0771
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
4122 South Galapago Street
2 799 South Downing Street
1430 East Bates P arkway
3791 South Sh erman Street
3131 South High street
4000 South Lincoln Street
28 80 South Pennsy lva ni a Street
3854 South Bannock street
441 South Logan Street
2830 South Bannock Street
3796 South Sherman Street
441 South Logan Street
4795 South Inca ~reet
126 8 Madison street
4930 South Pearl Street
3720 South Galapago Street
3297 South Delaware Street
4 509 South Acoma Street
441 South Logan Street
4795 South Inca Street
RES. PHON E
781-8827
7 8 9 -1 771
781-8358
781-5431
781-3718
7 89-3410
781-6 884
7 81-7164
733-4420
781-4156
7 81-2057
733-4420
781-0904
333-6536
789-2057
781-5974
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781-7663
733-4420
781-0904
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J. C . Kreiling (Councilman)
stanley H. Dial (City Manager)
Milton Senti
Elmer E. Schwab (Mayor)
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EXPmATION
Tenure
Tenure
Tenure
Tenure
Tenure
BUSINESS ADDRESS BUS. PHONE
CITY REPRESENTATIVES ON
SCHOOL-CITY JOINT COMMITTEE
6601 South Colorado Boulevard 771-0432
or 771-3960
980 Simms street
City Hall
237-9368
761-1140
CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
3150 South Acoma street
3131 South High street
490 East Bellewood Drive
ON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
2500 South Broadway 744-3317 4745 South Lipan Street
CITY REPRESENTATIVE ON
DISTRICT If! -COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
5990 Dahlia street 288-0771 4795 South Inca street
CITY REPRESENTATIVES ON
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
Milton Senti
Dallas J. Dhority (Alternate)
Cou ncil Pleasure
Council Pleasure
Haydn A. Swearingen (Municipal Judge) 1-1-72
Bernard V. Berardini
(City Attorney)
Donald C. Hanneman
(Assistant City Attorney)
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Council Pleasure
2 500 South Broadway 744-3317
6601 South Colorado Boulevard 771-0432
or 771-3960
JUDICIARY
3385 South Bannock Street 789-1922
ATTORNEYS
3400 South Elati Street 761-1140
3333 South Bannock Street 761-0440
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3150 South Acoma Street
4225 South ~erman Street
570 West Ithaca Avenue
7022 East 4th Ave nue
RES. PHONE
781-7233
781-3718
781-2209
789-2072
781-0904
789-2072
781-7233
781-2449
781-5220
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Stanley H. Dial Council Pleasure
(City Manager)
Wi IIi am L. McDivitt ~1anager Pleasure
(Assistant to the City Manager)
Hugo Ruggiero
(Purchasing Agent)
stephen A. Lyon (Director of Finance)
Kells Waggoner (Director of Public Works)
Wm. A. Hamilton (Fi re Chief)
:'11iss Harriet Lute (Director of Libraries)
E. P. Romans (Director of Parks and Recreation)
John ;o.Jurphy (Personnel Director)
Mrs. D •. \. Romans (Planning Director)
Jack L. Clasby (Chief of Police)
Chas. B. Carroll (Utilities Director)
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ADMINISTRATIVE
City Hall 761-1140
City Hall 761-1140
City Hall 761-1140
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS
City Hall
City Hall
175 West Girard Avenue
City Hall
City Hall
City Hall
City Hall
195 West Girard Av enue
City Hall
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761 -1140
781-6686
761-1140
761-1140
761-1140
761 -11 40
781-6681
761-1140
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
490 East Bellewood Drive
3600 South Bannock Street
1062 Evanston Street -Aurora
441 South Logan Street
3301 South Race Street
2914 South Grant Street
1140 South Unive rsi ty Boulevard
3854 South Bannock Street
1900 Jasmine Street-Denver
3600 South Bannock Str eet
3767 South Elati Street
5460 Manitou Road
RES. PHONE
781-2209
364-5189
733-4420
781-0725
781-6491
777-1713
781-7164
322 -6621
781-7016
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The Election Commis sion of the City of Eng l e wo o d,
Arapahoe Coun y , Colorado, met a t 6 :15P .M., March 2 6 , 1970.
Present : Mr. Willi a m Ha nson
Mr. Chet Maddox
Mr . Stephen A . Lyon , Chairman
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Chairman Lyo n r eported th a t in ord er f or the four charter
a mendment questions to be pla ced on v otin g mach i nes a nd in l a rge
enough pri n t to be legible , it wo uld be necessary that t hey be
sho r e n e d from th e length in whi ch they appea r i n Re s olution
No . 8 , Series of 1970 . I t was also reported t hat the wording of
the question conce rning the proposal to purc h ase t he Englewood -
Littleton -Fort Loga n Bus Li n e should be es tablished by t h e Commi s-
sion.
HANSON MOVED , MADDOX SEC ONDE D, THAT THE WORDIN G ON THE
FIVE QUES T IONS TO BE SUBMI TTED TO THE VOTERS BE AS FOLLOWS:
1 .* SHALL AN ORDINANCE BE ADOPT ED AUTHORIZIN G TH E
PURCHASE OF THE ENGLEWOOD -LITTLETON -FO RT LOGAN BUS LINE ?
VOTE : FOR
AGAINST
2 . SHALL THE CITY CHARTER BE AMENDED TO INCREASE THE
NU MBER OF MEMB ERS ON THE PUBL I C LIBRARY BOARD FROM SIX TO NINE?
VOTE : F OR
AGAINST
3 . SHALL THE C ITY CHARTER BE AMENDED TO INCREA S E THE
NUMBER OF MEMB ERS ON THE C I TY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIO N FROM
S IX TO NI NE?
VOTE : FOR
AGAIN ST
4 . SHALL THE CITY CHA RT ER BE AMENDED TO INCREA S E THE
NUMBER OF MEM BE RS ON THE BO ARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS FROM
FIVE TO SEV EN?
VOTE : FOR
AGAINST
5 . SHALL THE C I TY CHA RTER BE AMENDED TO I NCREA SE THE
NUMBER OF MEMBERS ON THE WAT ER AND SEWER BOA RD F ROM SIX TO ~?
*TAX PAYING ELECTORS ONLY
•rh mo 10n was a rr J cd .
VOTE: FOR
AGAINST
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wer cha nq1ng conce rn1 ng the last day for voter registration before
1 c 1on. n w s at e law, which will go into effect within
30 days of Eng! wood lection , stated that no vot r reg i stration
m y tak pl af r 30 d a ys b f o re an e lection . This presents a
probl m 1n erms of publicity to hose who might wish to register
for th1 el 1on a s only a few days now remain before he 30 day
p r1od . Also , th n w law Wlll go into ef fect within the 30 day
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SPECIAL ELECTION VO TER REGISTRATION SHALL TAKE PLACE AS UNDER
THE PRESENT COLORADO MUNICIPAL ELECTION LAWS AND THAT THE
CHA IRMAN OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION IS HEREBY DIRECTED TO ADVISE
TH E ARAPAHOE COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION OF THIS RULING IN ORDER
THAT THE TWO AGENCIES MIGHT COORDINATE THEIR VOTER REGISTRATION CUT OFF.
The motion was carried .
The meeting ad journed at 6:30 P.M.
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TO: Englewood city council
FROM: Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney
SUBJECT: REPORr ON ACTIVE LITIGATION
1. w. w. Rees, B. B. Wright, M. M. Summer s, and Rachael
Gordon vs. The city of Englewood, District court -Arapahoe
county, No. 27970, Div. B. Action to declare Ord i nance No. 3 6,
Series o f 1969 valid (Ordinance No. 36-Remov~Restrictions
on Left Turns at So. Bannock and U. s. 285) ---Motion has
been filed by plaintiff to join the Colorado State Highway
Department and said Motion was granted by the court. The
Attorney General representing the State Highway Department
must file his Answer and/or other Affirmative Motions by
April 10, 1970.
2. Board of county commissioners of Arapahoe county vs.
Brannan Sand and Gravel company, City of Englewood, et al,
District court -Arapahoe county, No. 21653, Div. A. Quiet
Title Action by Arapahoe county to a certain roadway located
between Federal and Oxford and running from Federal in a
northeasterly direction to Oxford. The city i nterest consists
o f a water line wh ich the county granted us the right to install
in said roadway. On March 22, 1968 there was a pre-trial con-
ference. The City received Stipulations for the record f rom
H. R. warder of Schneider, Shoemaker, Wham & cooke that the
City's easement would be respected regardless of who wins the
litigation at no coat to the city. The City has no further
interest in this litigation.
3. city of Englewood, et al vs. Royal Indemnity company
District court -Arapahoe county, No. 27913, Div. A. (Remove
to Federal District court, Denver, January 13, 1970 -now
united States District court Action, civil No. c-1997. Action
for Declaratory Judgment and Damages.) Mot tons have been filed
by the defendant to dismiss the action, January 1•, 1970. sup-
porting Memorandum briefs were filed on January 23. Judge
Chilson has been extremely ill -no rulings as yet on the Mot ions .
4. city of Englewood va. Madison M. Lyon, dba Madison Lyon
Portable Welding, et al, oiatrict court -Arapahoe county, No.
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27740, Div. D. Act i on b y City to en)o~n de f endant from
mainta i ning weld ~n g and ornamental iron works and to per-
manently abate nui sance. case is at i ssue. Trial set for
May 6, 1970.
5. Atchison vs. City of Englewood and Martin-Marietta
corporation, District court, Jefferson county, No.~~----~
Div. Action for recision and for reformation of
contracts and deeds. The Atchisons want reconveyance of
the Atchison Ranch properties and/or dama g es. Preparing
Answers with the defendant, Martin-Marietta company. Time
to Answer has been extended. A meeting has been held with
Mr. Mi ke Reidy of Dawson, Nagle, Sherman & Howard. Mr. Cris-
well was asked to be present (Please see attached letter --
would request of the council that Mr. Criswell be retained
as special counsel in this case. He has been tnvolved with
th is litigation when he first became an associate member of
Dawson, Nagle, Sherman, and Howard, in 19 56 and has carried
through the litigation all the years for the City.)
6. Service Oil company vs. The Board of Adjustment and
Appeals of city of Englewood, colorado, District court -
Arapahoe county, No. 2a100, Div. D. Act i on by petitioners to
set aside ruling of the Board of Adjustmen t and Appeals re-
garding a service station at 195 west Hampde n whereby they
denied the petitioner the right to extend t ~m~ to rebuild the
station. Records are being prepared b y the Board's secretary
to be ready for docketing no later than Apr il 28, 1970.
7 . w. G. Fields and Billie LOuise Small as the Executrix
of the Estate of Mabel A. Fields, Deceased. v s. the city of
Englewood, et al. (103 other defendants) Dis trict court, Arapahoe
county, No. 27a94, Div. B. Act i on to Quiet T it le, Damages, to
cancel portion o f a deed and to reform anoth e r deed. This suit
involves three parcels o f land at Cinderella C~ty. Parcel A
is a piece of g round 65' by 3 7 ' just north of the Zieder Zee
Restaurant alon g the ra i lroad r ight-o f -way. T he other two parcels
are vacated alleys running north o f the chevron Service Station
and p arallel to u. s . 2a5. On Mot i ons the court has granted an
additional sixty days to answer on the part of all the defendants.
a. Cit y of Englewood vs. Phyllis F. Miller, District Court,
Arapahoe county, No. 27739, Div. c . Action by City for mandatory
injunction compelling the defendant to remove all litter, refuse
and rubbish and to ma inta i n said premises free f rom all litter,
rubb ish and re fuse, and g ranting the city the right to enter and
remove the s ame and ass ess the property for c osts. case is at
issue . Trial set Wedne sday, Apr il a , 1970 a 1:3,0 P.M.
BERNARD V . BERARDI NI
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Mr. Bernard Berardini
Ci t v Attorney
City of Englewood
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Englewood, Colo rado 80110
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Re : At chi son v. Ci ty of Enol ewood
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I have very hastily reviewed the copy of the complaint and summons
in the above matter which you were good enough to provide to me.
There is no question in my mind but what the decision of the Colorado
Supreme Court is completely "res judicata " of this matter. Indeed,
the claims they set forth here they attempted to ~et the Supreme
Court to pass upon in the other litigation, but the Supreme Court
refused to do so on the grounds that thev had, in effect, waived
the same since they hadn't raised them in the trial court.
Nevertheless, I think it is quite evident that the Atchisons are
merely playino a delaying game. As you know most of this around
was conveyed to Martin-Marietta and the United States Government
has instituted eminent domain proceedings in the Federal Court to
obtain the ground for Chatfield Damn. Atchisons rejoinedbecause,
at that time, the litigation in the State court on the first case
had not been co~pleted and for the further reason that they have
an undisputed 50% undivided mineral interest in the ~round.
However, it would appear to me that the Federal Court would make
short shrift of this new complaint, if we were able to remove thi s
claim to the Federal Court. Indeed, while I have not done any
research on the matter, I am relatively certain that the Federal
Court has jurisdiction to determine title matters in the eminent
domain proceeding. If th is be so, then, in view of the fact that
the eminent domain proceedinos were filed first, and in view of
the fact that all of the parties na~ed by the Atchisons in thetr
present com plaint are parties of the Federal Court action, i would
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appear to me advantaoeous to us e i t her to r emo ve this case. if
possible, or, in the alternative , have the State court stav
praceedino upon the State action nendino r eso lution of t he Fe deral
action and, at the same time, induce the Federal Court to enter
an order requirino Atchisons to set forth, and litigate, the claims
set forth in this complaint in the Federal Court em inent domain
proceedings.
Thi s seems to me to be advantaqeous for several r e asons, b ut, if . .J
we decide to do this, our efforts are ooinn to ha ve to be coordin~t ~
with the attorneys for Martin, and, unfortunatelv, ~artin'~ repre-
sentation is "split ". Martin was re nresentcd bv ~ike Reid
{Dawson . Na Sherman and Howard on t he St ate co orr 1 t1e1 ion,
\.wh e Don McKine , o e s and ~oore 1s representinn il artin
in the em nent omain roceedllltjS~
Nevertheless, it would be my suagestion that vou, Mark Shivers and
I get tooether just as quickly as possible to discuss this matter
amonost ourselves and, thereafter, that we make it a ooint to
contact both of the above law firms to confer with Martin 's counsel
to coordinate our defense in this reoard .
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Stan Dial
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Introduced a s a Bill by Councilman J
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTA I N REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREI N FOR COS TS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The City Council has h e retofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
pro visions of Sec. 23.17 of the Munic ipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colo rado, that certain costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from v arious properties located within the City , that a statement
of the cost s incurred together with administrative costs has been
ma i led to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent penalty:
Description of Property
2051 West Adriatic, Lots 33-34,
Block 93, Sheridan Heights
Addition
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South washington
E 125' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No . 32 , Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Princ iple Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision , thence E 166'
thence S 305 ' thence W 166'
thence N 305 ' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30 ' N of
sw corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172.06' to
U.S. 85, then ce north erly 92.86',
thence we sterly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
Amount of Assessment
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53.77
63.25
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4, Block 3 , Pleasan t Vi e w, 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31, Block 67, Brenlow
Park vac ant lots
Lots 15 and 16, Block 3, Westview
Addi tion
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South Lawn
Gardens , 2000 Wes t Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6, Pleasant View
2nd Filing
S 1 /2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
and 10, Block 8, Premier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
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$101.20
189 .75
6 2.62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each person having a record interest in
e ach of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the ------day of , 1970.
day of
Publ i shed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ---------
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ---------
day of , 1970 •
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Counc ilman r~_,.-"-I.._:.<~~C:.!.c.:,:•.,.,.....~---:..'....:l:___ .., l7"y -.
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A BILL FOR t..~c.,.c, tc:
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DES CRI BED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM .
WHEREAS, The City Council has heretofore b een informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
pro visions of Sec . 23 .17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certa in costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or dis posal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties located within the City, that a statement
of the co sts incurred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days h ave elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
S ection 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby ass essed against each of the following described
properties the follow ing amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual c osts i ncurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or r ubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent penalty:
Description of Property
2051 West Adriatic, Lots 33-34,
Block 93, Sheridan Heights
Addition
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6 , Block 21, Evanston
Broadwa y Heights , 3214 South
C l arkson
Lots 19 th~ough 24 , Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125 ' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32, Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35 ,
Township 4 , Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1 , Dobb ins
Resubdivision, thence E 166'
thence S 305' thence W 166'
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights , Block 93 , Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30 ' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec .
33-4-68, thence E 172.06 ' to
u .s. 85, thence northerly 92.86 ',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
Amount of Assessment
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53.77
63.25
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4, Block 3, Ple asanl Vi e w, 2nd
Filing
Lo ts 29-31, Bl ock 67 , Bren l ow
Park vac ant lots
Lots 15 and 16 , Block 3~ Wes tview
Addition
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South L awn
Gardens , 2000 West We sley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2nd F iling
S 1/2 o f Lot 8 and all Lots 9
and 10 , Block 8 , Premier Addition,
3 434 South Grant
Lots 3 a nd 4 , Block 42 , South
Broadway Heights
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189.75
62 .62
569 .2 5
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2 . Upon fin al passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall b e s ent to e a ch person having a record interest in
e a ch of the prope r ties herein assessed and the Director of Financ e
shall certify such asse ssment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapaho e who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxe s are collected.
on the
day of
ATTEST :
Introduced, read in fu ll and passed on first reading
d a y o f , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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MAYOR
EX OFFICIO CITY CL ERK-TREASURER
I , Stephen A . Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, a ccurate
and c omplete copy of a Bill for an Ordinanc e passed on first
r e a ding on the day of , 1970 and
publ ished in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------
d a y of , 1970 .
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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**ORDINANC E NO. ----SERIES 19 70
AN ORDINANCE AP PROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE
IMPROVEME NT S MAD E IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18,
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEW OO D, COLORADO; APPROVING
AND CONFIRMI NG THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST
TO EACH LO T OR TRACT OF LAND IN SAID DISTRICT;
ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAINST EACH
LOT OR. TRACT OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT; PRE -
SCRIBING THE MANNER .FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAY-
MENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EM-
ERGEN CY.
WHEREAS , by Ordinance No. 17, Series 1969, finally passed
and adopted on Ap ril 21 , 1969, the City Council has created Paving
District No. 18 , wit h in t he City of Englewood, for the purpose of
construc ting and instal l ing certain street and avenue improvements
therein; and
WHEREAS , t h e im pr ovements au t horized by said Ordinance
have been c ompleted a nd a ccepted by the City and the whole cost
of suc h i mprovements h as been determined; and
WHER EAS, a n a ssessment roll has been prepared and a
statement showing the total cost of the improvements has been duly
fi led with the City Counci l and due notice was given that the City
Council would meet to hear and consider objections to the assess -
ment ro ll on Monday, Ma rch 23, 1970, and that the owners of property
nam e d in said assessment ro ll might, on or before Mar c h 19 , 1970,
file wi t h the Director of F i nance : in writing, his o r their ob-
jections to the assessments; and
WH EREAS , the City Counc il h a s h eard and considered all
o bjections to the assessment roll and the following changes and
corrections wer made :
*Inser on Firs Publication
**Insert on Final Publica ion
WrLLION a LAMN
AnO"HIYI AT LAW
DINVC"• COLO~ADO
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Block Subdivision Original
Lloyd Cecil & Ida Eva
Hill
27-
30
71 Harlem
Addition
$1,025.77 $1,003.80
4795 South Sherman
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Kenneth G. & Geraldine 45 & 4 Jackson's
Broadway
Heights
427.41
Kline 46
3907 S. Cherokee
Lewis & Maxine Yeo
4295 S. Delaware
William Stewart &
Louise Ann Lindsey
4536 S. Cherokee
William R. & Minnie
Mary Smith
4541 S. Cherokee'
Henry F. & Nellie
Schilling
3970 S. Delaware
Fred W. & Dora P.
Vogel
3307 S. Grant
Urban J. Vehr, Bishop
of Denver
1536 Logan, Denver
Wi l liam J. & Nilah F.
Roback
3447 s. Grant
Dora P. Vogel
3470 S. Grant
Guy G. & L. Isabell e
Wilson & B. Marcello
Simmons & Harry D.
Roth
17117 West lOth Ave.
Denver
Stephen Dreher Jr.
1305 E. How ell St.
ilOl
Seattle, washington
98122
25 &
26
9 &
10
39 &
40
18 &
19 &
20
21 &
22
45 &
46
47 &
48
33 &
34
35 &
36
28
1
2
4
4
2
2
7
7
Woodman's
Subdivision
Jackson's
Broadway
Heights
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
444.27
319.61
323.42
451.15
366.74
372.61
495.55
351.29
255.67
Part of NE~ SW~ Sec. 10-2,241.40
5-68, Desc. as fol: Comm.
at a pt. which is 75' S
of S line of Layton Ave.
& 50 ' W of centerline of
S. Bdwy.: ths. S 150':
th . W to Center line of
s. Acoma St. extended: th.
N along center line of S.
Acoma St. extended lSO't
th. E to pob: ex. pt. in
1197-64: ex. r/w in 232-
80 & ex . easement 812-54 .
A parcel of land located
in NE~ sw~ of Sec. 10-5-
68 comm. at pt. on S.
line of Layton Ave. &
50 ' W of center line of
S . Bdwy: th. S 7 5 ' : th.
W to center line of S.
Acoma St. extended: th.
N along center iine of
s. Acoma St. extended
75': th. E to pob:
except part in 1197 page
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419.04
300.78
303.69
303.69
517.12
300.77
358.79
509.37
.356.15
250.81
624.05
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WHEREAS, from the statement made and filed with the City
Council, it appears that the whole cost of said improvements is
the sum of$ 311,147.75, of which amount the City of Englewood
will pay$ 77,839.03 , leaving$ 233,308.72 to be assessed
against the real property in said District , said amount including
costs of inspection, collection and other incidentals and also
including interest as allowed by law; and
WHEaEAS, 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 16th day of February, 1970, and in a public notice
published in the Englewood Herald, which Resolution and Notice
are by reference made a part hereof;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O :
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 approv ed and confirmed, and said apportionment
is hereby declared to be in accordance with the special benefits
which the property in the District will receive by reason of the
construction of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here-
by assessed to and upon each lot or tract of land within the Dis-
trict in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Resolution
and Notice, as amended.
Section 2. That said assessments shall be due and pay-
able at the office of the Director of Finance, within thirty days
after the final publication of this Ordinance, without demand;
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provided that all such assessments may, at the election of the
property owner, be paid in installme~ts, with interest as here -
inafter provided. Failure to pay the whole assessments within
said period of thirty days shall be conclusively considered and
held an election on the part of all persons interested, whether
under disability or otherwise, to pay in such installments.
Such election shall be conclusively held and con-
sidered as a waiver of any right to question the power or juris-
diction of the City of Englewood to construct the improvements,
the quality of the work, the regularity or sufficiency of the
proceedings , or the validity or the correctness of the assessments,
or the validity of the lien thereof.
In the event of such election to pay in installments,
the assessments sha ll be payable at the office of the County Treasurer
of Arapahoe Count y, Colorado, in ten (10) equal annual installments
of principal, the f i rst of which installments of principal shall be
1971
due and payable on or before the 1st day of January , ~. and
the remainder of sai d i n s t allments shall be due and payable suc cessiv ely
on or before the 1s t d a y of January , in each year thereafter ,
until paid in full, wi t h interest on the unpaid principal at the
rate of six per cen tum ( __ 6 ______ ~.) per annum , commencing on
~J~a=n~u~a~r~yL-=lL,~l~9~7~2~---· and p a y a ble ea ch y ear at t he time of paying
installme nts of pr i n cipal .
Section 3. F ailure to p ay any installment , wh eth er o f
p r incipal o r in terest, when due shall cause the whole of the un-
paid principal to become due and payable immediat ly, and the whole
amoun t of the unp aid principal and accrued int r st shall thereafter
draw inter s a the r ate of one per centum (1%) per month, or
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fraction of a month, until the date of tax sale, as by provided
by law. At any time prior to the date of the tax sale, any owner
may pay the amount of all unpaid installments with interest at one
per centum (1%) per month, or fraction of a month, upon all delinquent
installments, and all penalties accrued and shall thereupon be re-
stored .to the right thereafter to pay in instal~ments in the same
manner as if default had not been suffered. The owner of any prop-
erty not in defaul t as to any installment or payment may, at any
time, pay the whol e of the unpaid principal with accrued interest
to the date of the next assessment installment payment date.
Section 4. Payments may be made to the Director of
Finance at any time within thirty days after the final publication
of this Ordinance, and an allowance of five per centum (5%) will
be made on all payments made during such period, but not thereafter.
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 5. That if any tract or parcel of property
included within Paving District No. 18 is hereafter divided or
subdivided into two or more such tracts or parcels, the Director
of Finance, with the assistance of the Director of Public Works,
is hereby authorized and directed, from time to time as occasion
may arise, to divide the assessments of such specific parcels with-
in the Di st rict , proportiona te to the division of the parcels of
real property against which the same may be assessed, and to certify
the r evis d ass s s ments to the Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colo-
rado.
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S ec tion 6 . T Fl t i f any otL e r mor s ec tion s r p arts f
t h is O:dina~ e shal l b E a judged unenf or c eabl v o r inv a l 11 , sucl1
j d grnen sh.1 ll no t aff ct, impair o · inv alid at e t h e r m1.in ing p r J
vis io .. s o _ t hi s Or i nanc e , it bein ~ he ~n tentior. tha i: e vario us
p r o v i ion~ Jere of ar e sev erab le.
Se ct ior. 7 . By reason o f t t e fac t that bonds c ~ said
P nv i g D .' s t ri ct No . 1 8 a r e n ow ou t s ilT '·ng and intere st th .reon
will h < r t ly ::>ec ome c'u e a r d p a ya bl ·.!, 1d s mu s t b e m d~ ~ a Llablc
from assessmE-n t s at ·~h arlie s t p os s i')'..e da te for paymer • of such
i nter est, a d for the i rn.~ •.d ia e pre E 1 \ at ion of t he publi c p ropert i ,
h e alth , P •!:.;.c e and s a fet y, i t is her eb i :i e c lared t h a t an e :nr>r gency
xist s an•l t ha t t his Or l inance s h all take e ffect upon it s fi nal
pa ssage.
S !c t i on ~-All ord ina r~rs or parts hereof, in confl ic t
her E~~t a· here b y repealed. hi s Ordinanc e , 3 fter its f Ln al p as s-
a ge ~h al <-e re c< -ed in a b o o k ~·ept f or th c.t pu rpo se, sh .1ll be
au h nti c:1ted by lh ~ sig n ature ~ 1f th ~ay o r a nd lJ i :-,·~o r of Fine 1ce,
a n d ~1 h1 'l be p ub't.·h din the Engl~;v.•ccd He r ld, a l"\ ~sp p er o f
g 11era . ' ircu l t · n I ubl i shed in sai< J i ty . w i. ~h ]'1 s v n C., ys af er
its f;n L passa •j C, and s all be and ~en ai n irrer .a le until th ~
asses <>n e n t s h e r e by n~de s hall e p c.ic i•\ f'l l l.
Sec t i un 9. A public e ar in ~ J\ t he Or< nance wil l be
h ld :t ' 1 h e Ci y Ha ll i n Eng lr!\.;o o d, .c · .JJ do , or n da y, e 21)th
day of A p ril ,~ 70, a t t he r e~1'ar me .:ing; of t h ( 'ity Cc ~ bef ore
co r s ~de a t ion ly t he ~ity CoJ ,. l of i s f ~nal p ;• ~ge a 1d a l pt ion .
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*A BILL FOR Xlll<ilii!IF»I'*
/*ORDINANCE NO. SERIES 1970
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE
IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18,
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; PRE-
SCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAY-
MENT OF SAID ASSESSMENTS ; AND DECLARING AN EM-
ERGENCY.
WHEREAS , by Ordinance No. 17, Series 1969, finally passed
and adopted on April 21, 1969, the City Council has created Paving
Dis trict No. 18, within the City of Englewood , for the purpose of
constructing and installing certain street and avenue improvements
therein; and
WHEREAS, the improvements authorized by said Ordinance
have been completed and accepted by the City and the whole cost
of such improvements has been determined; and
WHEREAS, an assessment roll has been prepared and a
statement showing the total cost of the improvements has been duly
filed with the City Coun c il and due notice was given that the City
Council would meet to hear and consider objections to the assess-
ment roll on Monday, March 23, 1970, and that the owners of property
named in said assessment roll might, on or before March 19, 1970,
file with the Dire ctor of Finance, in writing, his or their ob-
jections to the assessments; and
WHEREAS , the City Council has heard and considered all
obje ctions to the assessment roll and the following changes and
corrections were made:
*Insert on First Public ation
**Insert on Final Publication
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Lloyd Cecil & Ida Eva
Hill
479 5 South Sherman
Kenneth G. & Geraldi n e
Klin e
3907 S. Cherokee
Lewis & Maxine Yeo
429 5 S. Delaware
Wi lli am Stewart &
Loui s e Ann Lindsey
4 5 36 S. Cherokee
Wi lliam R. & Minnie
Mary Smith
4 5 41 S . Cherokee
Henry F. & Nell ie
Sch illing
3970 S. Delaware
Fred W. & Dora P.
Vogel
3307 S. Grant
Urban J. Vehr, Bishop
of Denver
1536 Logan, Denver
William J. & Nilah F.
Roback
3447 s. Grant
Dora P. Vogel
3470 s. Grant
Guy G. & L. Isab e lle
Wi lson & B. Marce llo
Simmon s & Ha rry D.
Roth
1711 7 West lOth Ave .
Denver
Stephen Dreher Jr.
1305 E. Howell St.
#101
Seattle, Washin g ton
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Lot Block Subdivision
27-71 Harlem
30 Addition
4 5 & 4 Jackson's
4 6 Broadway
2 5 &
2 6
9 &
10
3 9 &
40
18 &
19 &
20
21 &
22
45 &
46
47 &
48
33 &
34
35 &
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2
4
4
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2
7
7
Heights
Woodman's
Subdivision
Jackson's
Broadway
Heights
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
P a rt of NE~ SW~ Sec. 10-
5 -6 8, Desc. as fol: Comm.
at a pt. which is 7 5 ' S
o f S line of Layton Ave.
& 5 0' W of centerline o f
s. Bdwy.: ths. S 150':
t h. W to Center line of
S. Acoma St. extended: t h .
N a long center line of S .
Ac om a St. exte nde d 1 5 0't
th . E to pob: ex . p t . i n
1197-64: e x. r /w i n 2 32 -
80 & ex. easement 812-54.
A parcel of land located
i n NE~ sw~ of Sec. 10-5 -
6 8 comm. at pt. on S.
line of Layton Ave. &
50' W of center line of
S . Bdwy: th . S 7 5 ': th.
W to c enter line of S.
Acoma St. extended: th.
N alon g c enter iine of
S . Acoma St. extended
75 '; th. E to pob;
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$1,025.77
427.41
444.27
319.61
323.42
451.15
366.74
372.61
495.55
351.29
255.67
2, 241.40
5 20.04
$1,003.80
419.04
300.78
303.69
30 3 .69
5 17.12
300.77
358.79
509.37
356.15
250.81
624.05
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WHEREAS, from the statement made and filed with the City
Council, it appears that the whole cost of said improvements is
the sum of $ 311,147.75, of which amount the City of Englewood
will pay$ 77,839.03 , leaving$ 233,308.72 to be assessed
against the real property in said District, said amount including
costs of inspection, collection and other incidentals and also
including interest as allowed by law; and
WHE~EAS, 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 der i ved by said property and in the proportions and
amounts severally set forth in a Resolution adopted by the City
Council on the 16th day of February, 1970, and in a public notice
published in the Englewood Herald, which Resolution and Notice
are by reference made a part hereof;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORAD O:
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 declare d to be in accordance with the special benefits
which the property in the District will receive by reason of the
construction of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here-
by assessed to and upon each lot or tract of land within the Dis-
trict in the proportions and amounts set forth in said Resolution
and No tice, as amended.
Section 2. That said assessments shall be due and pay-
abl e at th offic of th Director of Finance, within thirty days
after th final publj c a ion of this Ordinance, without demand;
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provided that all such assessments may, at the election of the
property owner, be paid in installments, with interest as here-
inafter provided. Failure to pay the whole assessments within
said period of thirty days shall be conclusively considered and
held an election on the part of all persons interested, whether
under disability o r otherwise, to pay in such installments.
Such election shall be conclusively held and con-
sidered as a waiver of any right to question the power or juris -
diction of the City of Englewood to construct the improvements,
the quality of the work, the regularity or sufficiency of the
proceedings, or the validity or the correctness of the assessments,
or the validity of the lien thereof.
In the event of such election to pay in installments,
the assessments s ha ll be payable at the office of the County Treasurer
of Arapahoe Coun ty, Colorado, in ten (10) equal annual installments
of principal, the first of which installments of principal shall be
1971
due and payable on or before the lst day of January , ~. and
the remainder of said installments shall be due and payable successively
on or b efore the 1st day of January , in each year thereafter,
until paid in full , with interest on the unpaid principal at the
rate of six per centum ( __ 6 ______ ~) per annum, commencing on
~J~a~n~u==a=r~y~1~,L-1~9~7~2 _____ , and payable each year at the time of paying
installments of principal.
Se ction 3 . Failure to pay any installment, whether of
principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the un-
paid principal to becom due and payable immediately, and the whole
amount of the unpaid principal and accrued interest shall thereafter
draw interest at the rate of one per centum (1%) per month, or
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fraction of a mont h, until the date of tax sale, as by provided
by law. At any t i me prior to the date of the tax sale, any owner
may pay the amount of all unpaid installments with interest at one
per centum (1%) per month, or fraction of a month, upon all delinquent
installments, and al l penalties accrued and shall thereupon be re-
stored to the right thereafter to pay in instal~ments in the same
manner as if default had not been suffered. The owner of any prop-
erty not in default as to any installment or payment may, at any
time, pay the wh 0 le of the unpaid principal with accrued interest
to the date of the next assessment installment payment date.
Secti u 4. Payments may be made to the Director of
Finance at any t i me within thirty days after the final publication
of this Ordinance, and an allowance of five per centum (5%) will
be made on all payments made during such period, but not thereafter.
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 5. That if any tract or parcel of property
included within Paving District No. 18 is hereafter divided or
subdivided into two or more such tracts or parcels, the Director
of Finance, with the assistance of the Director of Public Works,
is hereby authorize d and directed, from time to time as occasion
may arise, to divide the assessments of such specific parcels with-
in the District, proportionate to the division of the parcels of
real property a g a i n st which the same may be assessed, and to certify
the r e vised assessments to the Treasurer of Arapa hoe County, Colo -
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t h j. 0 rdir '1 T ~ h ·ll b, adjudgu. L e nforceabl e or inv a lid , such
\· ~,ne n s l a ,;L af f ect, impa i r invalid at the re a n ing pro-
"is. i ons L f Or d1..r ance, it be 1 .g the i ntent i on th at e vari cu!>
J !'O is ions h ' o . 'l.r£! severable.
S £<'t nn 7. By r e ason c f th f ct th at bonds o f said
a ving Jis~r icl o. 18 are no.Y Ot lstandi r g a d i n tere<t thereon
will s hortly b •cur due and payatlc, f une s ust be mad e ava i l le
from a sse s s~ nt s the ar lir ~;. possi b l f d at e f )r o· ymer.t of uc
i nte re<t, ard l e i nm edi ate pr eservat i on of the publ ic p nr:rty,
h e alth , ~eace n ~ s a fe t •, it i~ h e reby d~cla re d t hat rn eme rgQ s y
ex1 sts ;_nd th1 !.is O cc in a nCL' -;hall take effect up1'1 its f nal
~e c ti on All ordi 1c e s, cr par t s h ere1f, i 1 ;o nfl i ••
he ~·e ,.,j th ar e h ere by repe a l r d \is Ordiranc e, <f t £r i r s f ' a l p as s -
he signatur E: o f th e Ma yor <.n<i DJ r ec or o Finan ce
g lewo od Her · id , a n c~sr Ep c r of
gci1e r a 'rcul • r pl. 1 i s 'leu sa id City , ~:r h in E ~ ~n days a fter
.,t;:; fir l p a~sa ·! ·nd s r .all l."' andre i n J.r pe .'l.!a-.1 £> unt i the
e;sessm•n l s ~Pr y ru;de sh 31 _ e paid L full
S e1 o 9. A pu blic He ar ing on the Or di ra n ~~ will lK
held a th C · y H 1 . in En g 1 •,.10od, Colora c'o, o n Monday, the " th
d&y of .pri l , 1 970 the r , t l r· me ri1 g o f the C · ': · Co unc.i ' befo r
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RESOLUTION NO. ~ , SERIES OF 1970
WHEREAS , by Ordinance No. 8 , Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Council has created Paving. District No. 19, in the City
of Englewood, for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necessary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvements;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 shall be
given by publication in three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in the editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. The form
as follows:
of the~tice of Sale shall be substantially
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY UF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado, will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June l, 1970, and due June l, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice , upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June 1, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June 1 and December l, each year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub-
mitted on the following estimated dates of payment which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Alnount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-1972
12-l-1973
12-l-1974
12-1-1975
12-l-1976
12-1-1977
12-l-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado.
The bonds will bear interest at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding ·10% per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date of delivery. Different or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of pa yment,
but bids based on split coupon rates for any one estimated payment
date , will not be acceptable.
Sub ject to the right of the City of Englewood to re ject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the bid
representing the lowest net interest cost to the City based upon
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the estimated dates of payment as set forth above. Said bonds
will be payable from assessments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefi ted by the construction of the
improvements. ·
The Charter of said City provides : "Whenever a public
improvement district has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the remaining assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the dis t rict
and interest due thereon and th~re is not sufficient money in
said special surplus and deficiency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due thereon and reimburse itself
by collecting the unpa id assessments due said District ."
All bids must be unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000, pay-
able to the City of Englewo od. Checks of unsuccessful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith deposit will b e credited
to the purchaser at the time de livery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordance with his bid, the amount of his
deposit shall be held by the City as liquidated damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Direct or of
Finance , in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Dire ctor of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furnish the printed bonds,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opinion of Messrs, Willson and Lamm, Attorneys at Law, Denver ,
Colorado. A certified copy of said approving opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DATED at Englewood , Colorado, as of the 6th day of
April , 1970.
( S E A L ) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
ATTEST:
Publish in: The Englewood Herald
Publ ish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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3. The Notice to Contractors for the construction and
ins tallation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Notice· of Bond Sale will be published ,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until F ri day the
first day of May , 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00P .M. at the Depart -
ment of F inance , in Englewood , Colorado , the Cit y will receive
bids for the constructi o n of street and avenue i mprovements in
Pa ving Distric t No . 19 , in sa i d City .
Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving, curb,
gutter , and sidewalk and necessary inci d entals and appurtenances
in said Dis tri c t, all as more fully s e t forth in the Bill for
an Or dinance crea ting said Distric t .
Bids will be o p e ned and t abu lated at the above men tio n e d
date and time and the award of the contract will be mad e by
the City Council at their mee ti ng to be held at 8 :00 P .M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970 , or at an ad jou rnmen t thereof .
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
ti on of the District can be obtained from the City Engine er ,
Englewood , Colorado . Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer 's
office on April 20 , 1970 . A charge of $10.00 (not refundable )
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein.
IN WITNESS WHERIOF, said City of Englewood , Colorad o , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1970
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 8 , Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Council has created Paving .District No. 19, in the City
of Englewood, for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necessary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvements;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City f o r Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 sha l l b e
given by publication in three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in the editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. The form ~~~ otice of Sale shall be substantially
as follows:
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado, will receive sealed b~ds at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June 1, 1970, and due June 1, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice, upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June 1, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June l and December l, each year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub-
mitted on the following estimated dates of payment which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Amount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-l-1971
12-l-1972
12-l-1973
12-l-1974
12-l-1975
12-l-1976
12-l-1977
12-l-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorad o.
The bonds will bear interest at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding 10% per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date of delivery. Different or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of payment,
but bids based on split coupon rates for any one estimated payment
date, will not be acceptable.
Subject to the right of the City of Englewood to reject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the bid
representing the lowest net interest cost to the City based upon
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the estimated dates of payment as set f o rth a bove. Said bonds
will be payable from assessments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefited by the construction of the
improvements.
The Charter of said City provide s: "Whenev e r a public
improvement district has paid and cancelle d f o ur-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the rema ini ng asses sments
are not paid in time to tak e up the final bon ds of the distr ic t
and interes t due thereon and the r e i s not sufficient money in
said special surplus and d e f icien c y fund, then the City shal l pay
said bonds when due and intere s t du e thereon and reimburs e it s e lf
by collecting the unpaid ass e ssme nt s d u e s aid District."
All bids must be unc ond itio nal and sha ll be a c comp an i ed
by a cashier's or certified check in the amo un t of $10,000 , p a y -
able to the City of Englewood. Ch e c k s of unsuc c essful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good fai t h deposi t will be credited
to the purchaser at the time deliv ery of t he bonds is made a n d if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to compl e te the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordan ce with his bid , the amount of his
deposit shall be held by the City as liquidated damag es.
The City of Englewood r e serves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Director of
Finance , in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this issue and the
Distri ct may b e ob t ained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, City Hall , i n En g lewood , Co l o r a d o .
The City of Eng lewoo d will fur nish t he pr i nt e d bond s ,
a certified trans c ript o f l ega l proceedings and t he a pproving
opinion of Messrs , Wi l ls on a nd Lamm, Attorneys at L a w , Denver ,
Colorado. A certified copy of said appr o ving opinion will be
printed upon each b ond without additional cost .
DATED at Englewood , Colorado, as of the 6th day of
April, 1970.
( S E A L ) Is / Elmer E. S c hwab
ATTEST:
Publish in: The Eng l ewood Herald
Pu blish o n : Ap r il 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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3. The Notice to Contractors for the construction and
installation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the N otic~ of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the
first day of May , 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00P.M. at the Depart -
ment of Finance , in Englewood , Colorado , the City will receive
bids for the construction of street and avenue improvements in
Paving Di s tri c t No . 19 , in said City .
Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving , curb ,
gutter, and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenances
in sai d District, all as more fully set forth in the Bill for
an Ordinan ce creating s aid Distric t .
Bids will be o pened and tabulated at the abov e mentioned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held a t 8 :00 P.M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970 , or at an adjournment thereof.
Th e general des cri ption of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer .
Englewood , Colorado . Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer 's
office on April 20 , 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications .
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said City of Englewood , Colorado , has
c a use d this Notic e to b e given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the
first day of May , 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00 P.M. at the Depart -
ment of Finance , in Englewoo d, Colorado , the City will receive
bids for th e construction of street and avenue improvements in
Paving Distri c t No . 19 , in said City .
Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving , curb ,
g u tter , and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenances
in s aid District , all as more fully set forth in the Bill for
an Ordinance creating said Distri c t .
Bids will be opened and tabulated at the above mentioned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00 P.M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970 , or at an adjournment thereof .
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer .
Englewood, Colorado . Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer's
office on April 20, 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said City of Englewood , Colorado , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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Director of Finance
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RESOLtrriON NO. ------' SERIES OF 1970
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 8 , Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March , 1970, the
City Council has created Paving .Distr ict No. 19, in the City
of Englewo od, for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS , the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necess ary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvements;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 shall be
given by publication in three consecutive we ekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in the editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. The form~~~e Notice of Sale shall be substantially
as follows:
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ArrOIItNI.Y8 AT LAW
DDIVI:JII • COLOJU.OO
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY DF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado , will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving Dis trict No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June 1, 1970, and due June 1, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice, upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o 'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be paya ble on June 1, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June 1 and Dec embe r 1, each year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest c oupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub-
mitted on the following estimated dates of pa~nent which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Atnount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-197 2
12-1-19 7 3
12-1-19 74
12-1-1975
12-1-1976
12-1-1977
12-1-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado.
The bonds will b ar interes t at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding 10% per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest t o date of deliv ry . Differen t or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of payment,
but b ids based on split coupon ra t es for any one estimated payment
date, will not be acceptable.
Sub ject to the right of th City of Englewood to reject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the b i d
representing the lowest net intere s t c o s t t o the City based upo n
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the estimated dates of payment as set forth above . Said bonds
will be payable from assessment s to be levied a gainst the property
within the District specially benefited by the construction of the
improvements.
The Char ter of said City provides: "Whenever a public
improveme nt d istrict has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstand ing and for any reason the rema ining assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the district
and interest due thereon and there is not sufficient money in
said special surp lus and deficiency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due thereon a n d r eimburse itse lf
by collecting the unpaid assessments due said District."
All bids must b e unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000 , pay-
able to the City of Englewo od. Checks of unsuc ce ssful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith deposit will be credited
to the purchaser at the time delivery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to com plete the pur-
chas e of said bonds in accordance with his bid , the amount of his
dep osit shall be held by the City as liquidated damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the offic e of the Director of
F inance, in Englewoo d, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser .
Add itional information concerning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. S tephen A. Lyon, Di r ector of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood , Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furn ish the printed bonds ,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opin i o n of Messrs , Willson and Larnrn, Attorneys at Law , Denver ,
Colorado . A certified copy of said approving opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DATED at Englewood, Colorado, as of the 6th day of
April , 1970.
( S E A L ) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
ATTEST:
Publish in: The Englewood Herald
Publish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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3. The Notice to Contractors for the construction and
installation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three con secutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Notice-of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contract o rs shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the
first day of May , 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00P.M. at the Depart-
ment of Finance , in Englewood , Colorado , the City will receive
bids for the construction of street and avenue improvements in
Paving Distri c t No . 19 , in said City .
Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving, curb ,
gutter, and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenances
in said District , all as more fully set forth in the Bill for
an Ordinance creating said Distr ict .
Bids will be opened and tabulated at the above mentioned
date and time and the award of the contra ct will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00P.M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970 , or at an adjournment thereof.
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the Dis trict can be obtained from the City Engineer ,
Englewood , Colorado . Deta~led plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer's
office on April 20 , 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHERIOF, said City of Englewood , Colorado , bas
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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(SEAL)
Mayor
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Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ___ , SERIES OF 1970
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. B , Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Council has created Paving . District No. 19, in the City
of Englewood, for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payabl e from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necessary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvements;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 shall be
given by publication in three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in the editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
c''r.r-
as follows:
C'
Crry c.:,.
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ATTOIIINIYa .T LAW
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY DF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado , will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June l, 1970, and due June l, 1981, subject
to prior redempt ian in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice, upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an a djournment of the
regular Counc il meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June l, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June l and Dec embe r l , each year ,
to be evidenc ed by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub -
mitted on the following estimated dates of payme nt which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Alnount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Paymen t
12-l-1971
12-1-197 2
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-l-19 7 5
12-l-197 6
12-l-1977
12-l-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado.
The bonds will bear inte re st at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding 10% per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date o f deliv ery . Dif ferent or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid f or each estimated date of payment,
but bids bas ed on split coupon rates for any one estimated pay.ment
date, will not be acceptable.
Sub ject to the right of the City of Englewood to reject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the bid
represent ing the lowest net interest cost to the City based upon
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the estimated dates of payment as set forth above. Said bonds
will be payable from assessments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefi ted by the construction of the
improvements.
The Charter of said City provides: "Whenev er a public
improvement district has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the remain ing assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the district
and interest due thereon and th~re is not suff icient money in
said special surplus and deficiency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due thereon and r e imburse itself
by collecting the unpaid assessments due said District.·•
All bids must be unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000 , pay-
able to the City of Englewood. Checks of unsucce ssful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith deposit will be credited
to the purchaser at the time delivery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or negle ct to com plete the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordance with his bid, the amount of his
deposit shall be held by the City as liqu~dated damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Director of
Finance, in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information conc erning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon , Director of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furnish the printed bonds,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opinion of Messrs, Willson and Lamm, Attorneys at Law, Denver ,
Colorado. A certified copy of said approving opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DAT ED at Englewood, Colorado, as of the 6th day of
April, 1970.
(SEAL) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
ATTES T:
Publish in: The Englewood Herald
Publish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970 .
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3. The Notice to Contractors for the construction and
installation of s treet and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in thr ee consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Netic& of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTJCE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until F'riday the
first day of May, 1970 , at the hour of 2 :00P .M. at the Depart -
men t of Finance, in En glewood , Colorado , the Cit y will receive
bids for the construction of street and avenue improvements in
Pavin g Di stri c t No . 19 , in said C ity.
Sa id impr oveme nts s hall consist of street and alley paving , curb ,
gutter , and sidewal k and necessary incident als and appurtenances
in sai d Dis trict, al l as mor e fully set fo rth in the Bill for
an Ordi n an ce creat ing said Distri ct .
Bids will be ope ned and tabulated at the above men ti oned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00 P.M . on
the 4th day of May , 1970 . or at an adjournment thereof.
The general description of the improvements and a descr ip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer ,
Englewood , Colorado . Deta .iled plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer 's
office on April 20 , 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specificat io ns .
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHiRBOF, said City of Englewoo d . Colorado , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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(SEAL)
Mayor
ATTEST:
Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ------• SERIES OF 1970
WHEREAS , by Ordinance No. --~8~-· Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Council has created Paving. District No. 19, in the City
of Englewood, for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements, the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also necessary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvements;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of the City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $372,000 shall be
given by publication in three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald~~ he editions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. The form
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WIUIOfil A t.ANM
AlTOttHJ:YI AT LAW
OI.HVI.R, COLOAAOO
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
CITY ~F ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado, will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June l , 1970, and due June l, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice, upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June l, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June l and December l, each year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub -
mitted on the following estimated dates of payment which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Amount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-1972
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-1-1975
12-1-1976
12-1-1977
12-1-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First Mational Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado.
The bonds will bear interest at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding 10~. per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date of delivery. Different or separate "A"
and "8" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of payment,
but bids based on split coupon rates for any one estimated payment
date, will not be acceptable.
Subject to the right of the City of Englewood to reject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the bid
representing the lowest net interest cost to the Ci ty bas e d upon
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the estimated dates of payment as set forth above. Said bonds
will be payable from assessments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefited by the construction of the
improvements. ·
The Charter of said City provides: "Whenever a public
improvement distric t has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the rema i ning assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the district
and interest due thereon and th~re is not sufficient money in
said special surplus and deficiency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due thereon and reimburse itself
by collecting the unpaid assessments due said District."
All bids must be unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000 , pay-
able to the City of Englewood. Checks of unsucce ssful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith depos it will be credited
to the purchaser at the time delivery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to com plete the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordance with his bid, the amount of his
deposit shall be held by the City as liquidat e d damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Director of
Finance, in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furnis h t h e printed bonds ,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opinion of Messrs, Willson and Lamm, Atta r eys at Law, Denver ,
Colorado. A certified copy of said appro ving opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DATED at Englewood, Colorado , as of he 6th day o f
April , 1970.
(SEAL) /s/ Elmer E. S chwa b
ATTEST :
Publish in: The Englewood Herald
Publish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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3. The Notice to Contractors for the construction and
installation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Notice of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the
first day of May , 1970, at the hour of 2 :00P .M. at the Depart-
ment of Finance. in Englewood , Colorado , the City will receive
bids for the construction of street and avenue improvements in
Paving Di strict No . 19, in said City .
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Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving , curb ,
gutter, and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenan ces
in said Distri c t , all as more fully set forth i n the Bill for
an Ordinance creating said District .
Bids will be opened and tabulated at the above mentioned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00 P.M. on
the 4th day of May , 1970 , or at an adjournment thereof .
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer ,
Englewood, Colorado . Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer's
office on April 20 , 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said City of Englewood . Colorado , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day o1 April , 1970 .
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(SEAL)
Mayor
ATTEST:
Director of Finance
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RESOLUTION NO. ~~~~-· SERIES OF 1 970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council at its meeting of
March 16 , 1970 did approve the recommendation of the Parks and
Recreation Commission that additional funds be expended in the
development of Belleview Addition; and
WHEREAS, various overruns and underruns of expenditures
and appropri ations have been forecast b y the departments of
Finance and Parks and Recreation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Sect~ 1. The following increases and decreases to
the Park I~f~ ent ~u~1 revenue estimates are hereby authorized .
Ctj y G,
Sale City Park
HUD Grant
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State Land & Water Conservation
Public Improvement Fund
Sidewalk District No. 1
Int erest
Miscellaneous
Fund
Increase, Revised
(Decrease) Estimate
to Current
Estimate
$1,000 ,000
$ (4, 643) 277,646
(3,635) 68,315
255,724
50,862
3,000 60,000
296 171100
$ (4, 982) $1,729,647
Section 2. The following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Fund appropriations are hereby authorized.
Original City Park Site
Sinclair Pool
Indoor Pool
Tennis Courts
Dartmouth Park
Duncan Park
Baker Park
Miller Field
Englewood-Belleview Park
Englewood-Belleview Addition
Bates-Logan Park
Jason Park
Centennial Park
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Appropri-
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$ 1
116
1,212
( 170)
(2, BOO)
16,830
(6,285)
$ 8,904
Revised
Appropriation
$ 7 ,174
94,748
317,304
17,167
281,286
18,958
12,987
296,684
172,276
71,613
87,520
126,523
2001462
$1,704,702
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1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFF ICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accura te
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1970 passed
on the day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESO LUTIO N NO. ---I SERIES OF 1970
WHER EAS, by Ordinance No. 8 Series of 1970,
finally pas sed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
·1 h created Paving District No . 19, in the City Ci ty CouncL as
TO a
P'ROth
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C ITY
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CITY (IF ,
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John MUrpby, Peraonnel Director
Bernard v. Berardini, city Attorney
March 19, 1970
APPLICATIO. OF VM'~S PREFERENCE POilft'S
Thia will acknowledge receipt of the inter-ottice ae.o-
randua and~ da~• ot March 4, 1970 rala~ive to the applica-
~ion ot veteran• preference pointe and more specifically
the applica~ion ot ·~~an• pz-eterence point• to tho.• -n
having taken •x-1nationa, both written and oral, for pz-o-
.otion to lieutenan~ in the Fire Departaent. Aa I under•tand
the firat queetion •Uba!tted to ... you reque•t ay opinion
•ether veteran• pointe aay be applied tor •~vice in the
AE'IMd roraea of ~e Uftitled sutea tor stanley Johnaon, ~
•erved actiYWly troa Aprittcl'54 to MA[Cb. t!56 during the
period ot the Rorean aanf • The an~~W~H ••14 queatlion
ia a• tollow.a
The car .. r Servia• Authority ae~ing under the
prcwieiona ot the colc.ado State conatitution,
Article XII, Section 14, aay ~ lawfully grant
fift (5) Yetlerana pz-eterence Pilnta to Stanley
Johnaon tor the claaaitied poeition of lieutenant
in the Fire Departaent.
The aeoond qu .. t~ preaented to thia office tor con-
aideratioa aDd opinion ia the YAlidity ot section 6,7-lS(b)
aa ..-nded by ordinance 110. 4, Seriea lM ··, in view ot the
coa.titutional proviaion relat:ing to the •,ranting and app-
lication ot YKerana p&-eferenee point•.
In ay jiiCSg~Mnt and opinion the above re!erred portion
of the lb\ql...ood IIUniclpal code being II~ ion 6, 7-15 (b) a•
.....Sed, au•t be ruled l!V!lid •••in it violat: .. or extend•
and grant• additional veteran• preferenee poi.nU to U.O.e
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Bernard v. Berardini, cit y Attorney
March 19, 1970
~PLICNl'IO. OF Vl:l'ERNJS PREFERENC& POlH'l'S
Thie vill acknowledge receipt of the inter-office •..o-
randu. under da~e of March 4, 1970 relative to the applica-
~ion of veteran• preferenae pointe and more specifically
the application of vftarane preference po ints to those .. n
having ~aken ..-inationa, bo~h written and oral, for pro-
~ion to lieu~enan~ in the Fire Depar~nt. Ae I understand
~he tiret quee~ion au!aitted to .. , you requeat Wf opinion
whether ve~arana pointe -y be applied for earvice in the
Anled POraea of ~e Uftited lta~ea for Stanley Johnaon, ~
aerved aati .. ly froa ADF)ttai'S4 to M!(qb. t!56 during the
period of the RDrean aon • The answer aaid queation
ie •• foll.OWIIa
The career Service Authori~y ac~inq under the
provieiaaa of ~be oolacado State cona~itution,
Article lUI, S~ion 14, .. Y ~ lawfully grant
u .. (5) ¥fterana preference Pilnta to S~anley
Johnaon for the claaaified position of lieutenan~
in the rue oepartaen~.
The aeoond qu .. t~ preaented to this office for con-
aideration aDd opinion ia the validity ot section 6.7-lS{b)
u -...nded by ~inanae .,, 4, Seriea 196··, i n view of the
conatitvti onal ~iaion relating to the ~ranting and app-
lication of vetarana preference pointa.
In Wf j\ldg~~en~ and opinion the abo•• referred por~ion
of ~he Bnql...aod Municipal COde being a~ ion 6. 7-15 (b) ae
.....Sed, •uet be ruled ,:r•a11d wherein i t violat .. or extend•
and grant• addi~ional erana preferenee po~ta to tboee
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individual• who do not ca.e within the pro•iaiona of the
COlorado State conatitution, i.e. Article XII, Section 14.
Tbe pertinent ~o•iaiona of Article XII, Section 14
of the colorado conatitution relative to date of ••r•ic•
in the Ar1Md roraea of the ~ited Stat•• in u .... of war
and honorably diacharged thuefr• are •• followaa
A(ticle X1'· ltp\i!ft 14
1. Spaniah-MU"iaan tar
3. ..riod of the flhillipine Ina~rection
3. hriod fi"CCII Ap&-il 6, ltl7 to 110.-.ber 11,
1911, both da~ea incluaiftl
4. hriod fi"CCII Dea-.bel' 7. 1944 to Ap&-il 28,
1952, ~ date• incluaiftl ( the date of
Ap&-11 28, 1952 ia the official date of the
teraination of t~N"ld war II lMin9 the date
that 0Dn9r .. a finally ratified the Japan .. e
,.._. Tr .. ~y and the day on ""'iah COft9reaa
d•1U'ed ~ end of aaid war under the
oonaUtuUon)
5. ..dod of !BY !!I' in *iah the tali ted nat•
aay hu .. fter eD9alJ•· c-...uia rine)
'1'he pnviaiona of the alloYe colorado eanatitution beet ...
aelf·en~ing _,...._, 7, 1944.
!'he porUnen~ plr'OYiaiaa of the 11191.-od llaniclpal ODde,
8~1on 6. 7-15 ~) u rrnded, re1ati .. to Ue dat .. of •or-
viae for wieh .. tuana poinu are added are u fo1low8r
1. The hl'iod of the lpaniah-~iaan tar
2. The hriod of ~ flhlllipine InavreaUon
3. '1'he hl'ied fna Ap&'il 6, 1917 to .. ....._r 11,
1918, !loth da~ee inc1uaiftl
4. The hriod fna Dea~ 7 , 1 Ml to Dea-.ber 31,
1146, both da~ iDC1GaiYe
5. The Jlariod fna Jue 2 7 , 1950 to January Jl,
1955, ~ da~ inc1uhe (Thla 1a the ICDI'ean
oonflin aad it 1a agreed that the period in
Vhiah the uai~ Statea .-de iu foraee ••ail-
able in -.rea parauant to Treaty reaponaibility
ia under ~ united ••tiona Charter to Vhiah the
united ltatee auMaru..d, waa the period between
JWne 37, 1950 and January 31, 1955. 38 u.a.CA.
lea. 101(9).)
6. 'l'he Jlariod fi"CCII Jan.ary 1, 1965 fi"CCII whiah date
,.. .. WMbly ,..,..... to inctlllde the period of any ........ mnYS• in Vhiah the .:aalted Stat• -y
heiiiltu eag.,e. (-.phaaia rine)
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individual• contained in youz ._.and .. parauan~ ~ the
s~a~• cona~i~ution. only ~he followiaq ..-.d can l~ully
be allowed five (5) ve~erana prefe~enc• poin~a to their
aaorea upOn the oral and ~i~ten CK••tna~ion.
Bat••, Durrell
Boh, llden
7/50 ~ 9/53
l/43 to 12/45
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'l'h• ~ulinq of the color..SO Btau Sap.'-court ~elati,.
t.o the above -tear• b direatly d .. l~ vith in the oaae of HJ!e va M~i. decided AU4Ju•~ 6, 1968 and reported at P. 2Nt,6, wherein our co~at ruled tha~ vfteraDa .., ..
terence pointe ~r• wrongfully .warded for aervice in ~
Arwed POre:•• durt.nq the :Korean aonfli.ot, supc-ODVt
atating,
•• are .. ked to ~e judicial ~ice tha~
the enc)ag...nu of ~h• Uni~ Sta~ .. ~pe
in MIDrea c:onatitu~ed 'ver• r thb in apite
of \h4t fact, aa aounail for the defendant
.-iu that 'war' waa never declared by COD9reaa,
the only authority : c •~ent ~ dec:lare it vith
reapeet to the action in ~ ... the exiatenee
or non-exietenoe of the aut• of var ia a political
not. • jlldic:ial queation, and u only '!ban a fon.al
declaration of war haa been ...S. by the can~-·
that jlldicial aogniauoa -Y be taken thereof.
Once ao dec:lared by the political de~~. it
~·• binding upon the co~a. cn.herviae no~. •
The previoua caae of ryr-.id ~fe~nauranc:e CQ!p!ftY "• ~. 134 colo. 70, 299 •· 2Dd, 1 , • supr ... court alio
riiO!ved the queation that the :Korean oonflic~ ia not en~
peaaed in the phraae, • in tillae of var•, u uaed in an inaur-
ance contract. 'fh• Supr-court pointe out that fl'OIII 1798
~ the preaent tt.e,
•The united Statea baa aent ita .\riled POrcea
abrCMd O¥er one hundred fifty (150) tt..ea. a ..
Baley n. P!nnayban~ Mutua~,f! lnauranoe ~ ~· ]7) Penn. 231,5 A. 2 0 , 36 ALR 2n 96.
MOat , if n ot all, of theae ailitary expedition•
ac~ually involve every aapaot of var but were DO~
reeoqniaed officially, judicially, or hia~rically
•• war. Por a auoh briefer tiae but neverthel•••
in a a i ailar reapact the united Sta~•• aince the
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WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 8 , Series of 1970,
finally passed and adopted on the 16th day of March, 1970, the
City Counc il has created Paving District No. 19, in the City
of Englewood , for the purpose of constructing and installing
certain street and alley improvements within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has determ ined that it is
necessary to provide for the issuance of bonds of the City for
said District to pay for the cost of said improvements , the prin-
cipal of and interest on the bonds to be payable from special
assessments levied against the property within the District and
specially benefited by the improvements to be constructed and
installed; and
WHEREAS, it is also nec essary to provide for the
advertisement for construction bids for the construction and in-
stallation of said street and alley improvemen t s;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV ED BY THE Ci r Y COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. That Notice of Sale of bonds of he City for Paving
District No. 19, in the principal amount of $3 7 2,000 shall be
given by publicatio~n three consecutive weekly issues of The
Englewood Herald, in t~~la~tions dated April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
2. Th~ form of the 6 ice of Sal e shall be substantially
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CITY 'OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the City of Englewood,
Colorado, will receive sealed bids at the office of the City Clerk,
at the City Hall in Englewood, Colorado, until 2:00 o'clock P.M.,
M.D.T., on Thursday, April 30, 1970, for the purchase of $372,000
City of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds to be dated June 1, 1970, and due June 1, 1981, subject
to prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest pay-
ment date upon thirty (30) days published notice , upon payment of
par and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Coun-
cil at 8:00 o'clock P.M., May 4, 1970, or at an adjournment of the
regular Council meeting of that date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June 1, 1971,
and semi-annually thereafter on June 1 and December 1, each year,
to be evidenced by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be sub-
mitted on the following estimated dates of payment which are
strictly an estimate based on past experience and are in no way
guaranteed:
Amount
$130,000
55,000
49,000
37,000
29,000
$ 25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-1972
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-1-1975
12-1-1976
12-1-1977
12-1-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be
payable at the First National Bank in Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado.
The bonds will bear interest at a rate or rates not ex-
ceeding 10'7. per annum and will be sold at not less than par and
accrued interest to date of delivery. Different or separate "A"
and "B" coupon rates may be bid for each estimated date of payment,
but bids based on split coupon rates .for any one estimated payment
date , wil l not be acceptable.
Subject to the right of the City of Englewood to reject
any and all bids received, said bonds will be awarded on the bid
represen t ing the lowest net interest c ost to the City based upon
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the estimated dates "of payment as set forth above. Said bonds
will be payable from asse~sments to be levied against the property
within the District specially benefited by the construction of the
improvements. ·
The Charter of said City provides: "Whenever a public
improvement district has paid and cancelled four-fifths of its
bonds outstanding and for any reason the remain i ng assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final bonds of the district
and interest due thereon and there is not sufficient money in
said special surplus and defic i ency fund, then the City shall pay
said bonds when due and interest due thereon and reimburse itself
by collecting the unpaid assessme nts due said District."
All bids must b e unconditional and shall be accompanied
by a cashier's or certified check in the amount of $10,000, pay-
able to the City of Englewood . Checks of unsuccessful bidders
will be promptly returned. The good faith deposit will be credited
to the purchaser at the time delivery of the bonds is made and if
the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the pur-
chase of said bonds in accordance with his bid, the amount of his
deposit shall be held by the City as liquidated damages.
The City of Englewood reserves the privilege of waiving
any irregularity or informality in any bid.
Delivery will be made at the office of the Director of
Finance, in Englewood, Colorado, or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this issue and the
District may be obtained from Mr. Stephen A. Lyon, Director of
Finance, City Hall, in Englewood, Colorado.
The City of Englewood will furnish the printed bonds,
a certified transcript of legal proceedings and the approving
opinion of Messrs, Willson and Lamm, Attorneys at Law, Denver ,
Colorado. A certified copy of said approving opinion will be
printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DATED at Englewood, Colorado , as of the 6th day of
April , 1970.
(SEAL) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
ATTEST:
Publ ish in : The Englewood Herald
Pu blish on: April 9, 16 and 23, 1970.
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installation of street and alley improvements shall also be pub-
lished in three consecutive weekly issues of The Englewood Herald,
on the same dates as the Notice of Bond Sale will be published,
as indicated above.
4. The form of the Notice to Contractors shall be
substantially as follows:
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That until Friday the .
f irst day of May . 1970 , at the bour of 2 :00P.M . at the Depart-
ment of Finan ce, in Englewood , Colorado , the City will receive
b i ds for the co nstruction of street and avenue improvements in
P a v i ng Distr ic t No . 19 , in said City .
Said improvements shall consist of street and alley paving, curb,
gutter , and sidewalk and necessary incidentals and appurtenances
in said District , all as more fully set forth in the Bill for
an Ordinance creating said District .
Bids will be opened and tabulated at the above mentioned
date and time and the award of the contract will be made by
the City Council at their meeting to be held at 8 :00 P.M. on
the 4th day of May, 1970 , or at an adjournment thereof.
The general description of the improvements and a descrip-
tion of the District can be obtained from the City Engineer,
Englewood, Colorado . Detailed plans and specifications will
be available to prospective bidders at the City Engineer's
office on April 20, 1970. A charge of $10 .00 (not refundable)
will be made for each set of Plans and Specifications.
The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive informalities therein .
IN WITNESS WHERIOF, said City of Englewood , Colorado , has
caused this Notice to be given this 6th day of April , 1970 .
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$372,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT N0.19 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
SALE DATE: APRIL 30 ,19 70
2 :00 P .llll ., M .D .T .
3 400 SO . ELATI ST .
ENGLE WOOD . COLORADO
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$372 '000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COL ORADO
PAV ING DISTRICT NO . 19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
SALE DATE: APRIL 30 1970
CITY COUNCIL
Elmer E. S c hwab
Joh n J. Lay
Howard R. Brown
Dallas J . Dhorit y
John c . Kreiling
Richard Lon e
Milton Senti
Ma yor
Mayor Pro Tern
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Coun ci lman
Co un ci lma n
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS
Stanley H. Dial
Stephen A. Lyon
Bernard V. Berardini
Kells Waggoner
City Manager
Director of Finance
City Attorney
Director of Public
BOND COUNSEL
Willson & Lamm
Attorneys at Law
Denver, Colorado
Works
The i nformation in this prospectus has been prepared from infor-
mation obtained from officials of various other governmental and
private organizations as well as the City of Englewood and while
not guaranteed, believed to be reliab le. Additional information
and copies of the prospectus may b e obtained from Stephen A. Lyon,
Director of Finance, Department of Finance , 3400 South Elati,
Englewood, Colorado.
PREPARED BY
Stephen A . Lyon
Director of Finance
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SALE DATE -APRIL 30, 1970
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t the City of Englewood, Colorado,
will receive sealed bids at the office of the Director of Finance
a t the City Hall in Englewood , Colorado , until 2:00 P.M., M.D.T.,
on Thursday , April 30 , 1970 , for the purchase of $372,000 City
of Englewood, Colorado, Paving District No. 19 Special Assessment
Bonds to be dat ed June l , 1970, and due June 1, 1981, subject to
prior redemption in direct numerical order on any interest payment
date upon thirty (30) days published notice upon payment of par
and accrued interest.
The award of the contract will be made by the City Council
at 8:00 P .M., May 4, 1970 , or at an adjournment of the regular
Council meeting of th a t date.
Interest on said bonds shall be payable on June 1, 1971, and
semiannually thereaft er on June 1 and December 1, each year, to
be evidenc ed by one or more sets of interest coupons.
For the purpose of comparison only, bids shall be submitted
on the following estimated dates of payment which are strictly
an estimat e based on past experience and are in no wa y guaranteed.
Amount
$130,000
55 ,000
49,000
37,000
$ 29,000
25,000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-1972
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-1-1975
12-1-1976
12-1-1977
12-1-1978
The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payable
at the First National Bank of Englewood in Englewood, Colorado . I • •
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ing 10 pe r cen t per a nnum and will b e sold a t n ot less than p ar
and accrued interes t to da te o f del ivery. Diffe r e n t or separa te
"A" and "B" coupon r a te s ma y be bid for e ach e stimat ed date of
paymen , but bids b as ed o n s plit coupon ra tes for a ny one esti -
mated p a yment date wi l l n ot b e acce ptable .
Subject to the right of th e City of Englewood to reJect any
and a ll bids received, s a i d b o nds will b e awarded on the bid
r epresenting the lowe s net i nt e r e st c ost to t he City based upo n
the estimated d a tes of payment a s s et forth above . Said bonds
will be pa y abl e from ass e ssme nts to b e l e vi e d aga i n s the prop e rty
within the Dist r ict speci a l l y b e nefi te d by t h e cons r uction of
the improvemen s .
The Char ter of s a id City p r o v ide s: "When e v er a public
i mp r ove me nt di s t r ict ha s paid and c ancell ed four-fif t hs of its
bonds o uts t an di n g a n d f or any r e ason t he r e main ing as sessmen ts
are not paid in time t o take u p t h e f inal bonds of the dist r ict
and inte r e st d u e ther e on an d t h e r e is n ot s ufficien t mo n ey in
sa i d special s u r p lus and d eficien cy fu n d , the n the City sh a l l pay
said bond s when d u e and int e rest due t her e on an d r eimbu r s e i tself
by c ollecti ng t h e unpaid as s essme n t s due said Dist rict ."
All bid s must b e uncondi t iona l and s h all b e acc ompan i ed
b y a c ashier 's or c ertified check in the am ount o~ $10 ,000 p a y abl e
t o the City of Englewoo d . Ch ecks o f unsuccessful ~id d ers wi ll
b e promptl y r e t u rned . The g ood f a ith deposit will be cred ited
to th e purch as e r at the time delivery of the bonds is made ; an d
if the successfu l b i dder sha ll fail or neglect to complete the
pu r ch a se of s a id bonds i n accordance with his bid , the amount of
his deposit sh all be held by the City as liq uidated damages .
The City of En g l e wood reserves th e privilege of waivi n g any
irregu larity or i n fo rmali ty in any bid .
Delivery will be ma de a t the office of the Director of
Finan ce ~n Englewood , Colorado , or elsewhere at the request and
expense of the purchaser.
Additional information concerning this i ssue and the District
may be ob ained from Mr . S ephen A . Lyon, Directo r of Fina nce ,
City Hall, Englewood, Colorado .
The City of Englewood will furnish the p ri n ted bon ds , a
ce r ified transcr~pt of l egal proceedin gs a nd the a pprovi n g
opinion of Messrs . Willson & Lamm , Atto rn eys a t Law , Denver , I • •
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printed upon each bond without additional cost.
DATED at Englewood, Colorado, as of the 30th day of March,
1970.
{SEAL) /s/ Elmer E. Schwab
Mayo r
ATTEST:
/s/ Stephen A . Lyon
Director of Finance
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
Dat ed : June 1, 1970 Due: June 1, 1981
Principal an d semiannual interest (June 1 and December 1,
first coupon due June 1, 1971) payable at the First Na tio nal
Bank of Englewood in Englewood, Colorado.
These bonds are subject to pr ior redemption in numerical
order on any interest payment date upon thirty (30) days
published notice at par and accrued interest.
DENOMINATION -$1,000
ESTIMATED REDEMPTION SCHEDULE
Amount
$130,000
55 ,000
49,000
37,000
29 ,000
2 5 , 000
25,000
22,000
Estimated Date
of Payment
12-1-1971
12-1-1972
12-1-1973
12-1-1974
12-1-1975
12-1-1976
12-1-1 77
12-1-1978
The above estimated payment dates are based upon the
experience of redemption by the City. The accuracy of the
estimate is not guaranteed.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION Paving District No . 19 is esta blished by
a Bill for an Ordinance which was a dopted
on fi rs t reading Ma rch 2 , 1970 and will become effective April
18, 1970 upon fina l reading . The Dist rict is created for the
purpose of constructing an d installing certain street paving,
curb, gutt er and sidewalk improveme n t s and necessary drainage
impro v e ments throughout th e City of Engl ewood as shown on the
map on th e last page. It i s e stimated that a pproximately 98
p e r c e nt of the District is improved. The total cost of this
projec t is $454,436 of whi ch $84 ,1 11 will be assumed by the City
of Engl e wood . The remaining costs are to be ass essed to the
benefited property ow n ers estimated to be 950.
PURPOSE OF BOND ISSUE Th e bond issue is necessary to fin ance
th a t portion of the improvements which
will be ass e ssed to the benefited properties .
SECU RITY The bond s are pay abl e from the proceeds of special
assessments to be l evied aga i nst the property with i n
the Distr ict specially benefited b y the construction of the
i mprovements . The bonds are additionall y s ec ured by the Special
Surplus and Defici e ncy Fund .
The Special Surplus and Deficiency Fund : Section 108 of
the City Charter, which Section bec a me operative July 21 , 1 958 ,
states:
Wh enever a publi c improvement distr ict has
paid and cancelled four-fifths of its bonds
outstanding and for any reason the remaining
assessments are not paid in time to take up
the final bonds of the district and interest
due thereon and there ~s no sufficient money
in said special surplus and deficiency fund,
then the City shall pay said bonds when due
and interest due thereon and re~mburse itself
by collect~ng he unpaid assessments due said
Distr~c .
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Fund h ad a balance of $282,419.68. This balance was composed of
$217,299.41 in cash, investments and current assets and $65,120.27
in assessments receivable and other long-term assets. The balance
of the fund has increased $68,868.90 since January 1, 1969. The
Special Surplus and Deficiency Fund has no liabilities.
COST ESTIMATES The cost of Paving District No. 19 of $454,436
is based upon the following detail estimates:
Type of Improvement
Asphalt paving on streets 36' wide
Asphalt paving on streets 44' wide
Asphalt paving overlay on streets
36' wide
Concrete alley paving 14' wide
Paving of other widths shall
be in proportion to the above
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4" thick curbwalk
Vertical curb and gutter
Sidewalk 4' wide
6" thick concrete slab
Estimated Cost
$5.40 per front foot
$9.57 per front foot
$2.40 per front foot
$7.59 per front foot
$5.28 per front foot
$3.54 per front foot
$3.48 per front foot
$1.11 per square foot
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GENERAL INFORMATION The City of Englewood, incorporated May 13,
1903, i s located immediately adjacent to and
directly south of the City and County of Denver. Englewood has
a prese nt estimated p opul ation of 40 ,114 and ranks as the tenth
largest city in the State of Colorado. The City contains an area
of 5 .4 square miles .
FORM OF GOVERNMENT Englewood has operated under a Council-Manager
form of city government since 1952 . A Home
Rule Charter which provides the basic legal framework of the City
was adopt ed in 1958 .
TRANSPORTATION Englewood i s dissected b y U.S . 285 (east-west),
U.S. 85 (north-south), and is served by the other
major highwa ys and freeways which converge into the metropolitan
area.
North-south routes of the Denver & Rio Grande and Atchison,
Topeka, & Santa Fe Railroads run thro ugh the western portion of
the City .
Englewood is located within a few minutes drive of Denver 's
Stapleton Airport and the newly constructed Arapahoe County Airport.
SCHOOL SYSTEM Most of the City of Englewood and all of the proper-
ties included within Paving District No. 19 lie
within the boundary of School District No. 1, Arapahoe Coun ty .
The quality of educ a tion offered b y this district is well known
throughou th e state and is one o f the reasons why En glewood is
consid e r e d a good place to live in the metropolitan area .
School Di stri ct No. 1 lowered its mill levy to a total of
65 .2 34 mi ll s f or 1970. The District has $1,456,335 in bonds
ou t s t an di n g as o f De cember 31, 1969. All bonds will be retired
in Jun e , 1 973 .
LOCAL ECONOMY Englewood , as an economic unit , cannot be viewed
as separate and apart f rom the Denve r metropolitan
area. Non e th e l e ss, v i ewing Englewood separately, the City 's
development has be e n considerable.
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In 1968 the world's largest enclosed mall shopping center ,
Cinderella City, opened adding a total of 118 new retail sales
outlets . Since that date an additional 80 retail outlets have
opened both within and without the confines of the center.
Englewood serves as a business and professional center with
315 offices existing in 1969. During 1970 three office buildings
with 102 offices will open.
The industri al growth of Englewood has been considerable.
In 1969 the number of light industries rose from 183 to 198. Major
em ployers within the City include:
AAA While-U-Wait Printing
Air Control Products
Bingo King Company, Inc .
Continental National Bank
Denver Dry Goods Company
First National Bank of
Englewood
General Iron Works
Joslins
K Mart Discount Store
K-G Bootery
K-G Men 's Store
Martin-Marietta Corporation
Miller Sales Company
National Camera Repair School
Natkin and Company
Neusteters
Partitions Inc .
T. A . Pelsue Company
J . C. Penney Company, Inc.
Sealtest Foods
Wilkerson Corporation
Englewood is surrounded on all sides by other communities.
However, its population growth has continued with almost 2,000
new citizens in 1969. This is largely due to the number of apart-
ment dwellings built during 1969. The "apartmentalization" of
the City is expected to continue through 1985 when the City should
reach a population of 55 ,000.
To encourage economic growth and development, the Englewood
City Council has continued its mill levy at 4.985 mills, the lowest
property tax levy of any major City in the State of Colorado. Muni-
cipal operations are financed primarily from service charges and
a two cent retail sales and use tax.
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COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Populat ion
Valuat ion
Actual Valuation (prior
year)
Assessed Valuation (prior
year)
Mill Levy
City Mill Levy
Total Mill Levy Applicable
to Property in Paving
District No . 19
General Obliga tion Debt
Ge n eral Obligation Water
Refunding Bo nds
Less : Self-supportin g
Portion
Net General Obligation
Debt
Other Debt
Refunding Sewer Revenue
Bonds
Special Improvement
District Bonds (1969
includes bonds issued
for Paving District No . 18
in that year , and 1970
~ncludes he $372,000 to
be ~ssued for Paving District
No. 19)
Jan . 1 , 1969 Jan . 1, 1970
38 ,300 40,114
$203 ,672 ,000 $217 ,449 ,000
6 1,101,694 65 ,2 34 ,818
4.985 mills 4.985 mills
82.305 mills 79.519 mills
$ 4,290,000 $ 4,055,000
4 ,2 90 ,000 4 ,055 ,000
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946,000 973,000
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COMPARA TIVE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
(CONTINUED)
Jan. 1, 1969 Jan. 1, 1970
Other Debt (Cont inued )
Overlapping Debt
Ratios
Net Direct Debt to Actual
Valuat ion
Net Direct Debt to Assessed
Valuation
Net Direct and Overlaying
Debt to Actual Valuation
Net Direct and Overlaying
Debt to Assessed Valuation
Per Capita Net Direct Debt
Per Capita Net Direct and
Overl a ying Debt
$ 1,745,000 $ 1,456,335
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0% 0%
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2.86% 2.22%
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$45.56 $36.30
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Matur~ty Coup on Rate From To
$130,000 12-l-1971
55,000 12-l-1972
49,000 12-l-1973
37,000 12-1-1974
29,000 12-l-1975
25,000 12-l-1976
25,000 12-1-1977
22 ,000 12-1-1978
The i n te rest cost on this proposal is as fo llows:
Interest Cost "A " Coupon
Interest Cost "B" Coupon
Tota l Interes t Cost
Effective Rate %
We attach hereto a certified check pay abl e to the City of Engl ewood ,
Colorado in the amount of $10,000 as evidence of our good faith;
and if we are he successful purchasers of these bonds, said check
is to be c a shed by you and is to apply on the purchase price of
said bonds. Said check represents full liquidated damages i n the
event we should fail or neglect to take up and pay for said bonds
in a ccord ance with the terms of this proposal . If we are not
the successful purchasers, our check is to be returned to us
immediately . I is our u nd erstanding th at the successful purchaser
will be determined a t the City Council meeting on Ma y 4, 1970,
or at a late r a djournment of said meeting.
It is understood and a greed that you will fur n ish the ful l y printed
bonds, a certified transcri p t of proceedings authorizing said
bonds and the approving legal opinion of Willson & Lamm , De nve r,
Colorado free of expense . In accordance wi h the Notice of Sale I • •
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado
Gentlemen:
In full accordance with the Official Notice of Sale dated March
30, 1970, which by reference is made a part of this bid, for
$372,000 of legally issued Paving District No. 19 Special Assess-
ment Bonds of the City of Englewood, Colorado, we will pay you
$1,000 for each $1,000 bond plus accrued i nterest from date of
is sue to date of delivery to us for bonds bearing interest and
maturing as follows:
Amount Estimated Maturit:t "A"
COUEQn Rate
$130,000 12-1-1971
55,000 12-1-1972
49,000 12-1-1973
37,000 12-1-1974
29,000 12-1-1975
25,000 12-1-1976
25,000 12-1-1977
22,000 12-1-1978
In addition, "B" will be attached which shall be as follows:
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will be available for delivery within 60 days.
Respectfully submitted,
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CI TY OF EN GLEWOOD, COLORADO
REPORT OF IMPROVEME NT DISTRI CT BOND RETI REME NT
(AS OF 1-l-70 )
Paving
District
No . 14
Paving
District
No . 15
Scenic View
San . S ewer
Dist r ict
Pa ving
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No. 16
P aving
District
No. 17
Paving
District
No . 18
Totals
Amount
Dat e
$250,000 $255 ,000
6 -1 -64 7 -1 -65
$275,0 00
4-1 -63
$1 72 ,000 $387 ,000 $245 ,000* $1 ,584 ,000
Date of Last Call
Retired as of 1-1-70
Outstanding 1-1-70
20% Gu a rantee per
Charter Section 108
Bonds Outstanding in
Excess of Guarantee
Period Over Which
Assessments Remain
to be Paid
Surplus & Deficiency
Fund Balance as of
12-1-69
227 ,000
23,000
50,000
None
5 Years
l-1 -70
185 ,000
70 ,000
51 ,000
19 ,000
6 Years
12-l-69
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2 7 ,000
55 ,000
None
4 Years
January 1, 1969** $213,550 .7 8
Paving Distr~c t No. 6 , $250,000 bonds , issued 9-l-56 ,
Paving District No . 7, 215, 000 bonds , issued 8-1-57 ,
Pav~ng D~strict No. 8, 210,000 bonds , issued 9-l-58 ,
Paving District No. 9, 215 ,000 bonds , issued 7-l-59,
Paving Distr~ct No . 10, 230,000 bonds , issued 9 -l-60 ,
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12-1-69
123 ,000
49 ,000
35 ,000
14,000
7 Years
retired
12-l-69
200 ,000
187 ,000
78 ,000
109 ,000
9 Years
8 -1 -6 2
retired 11-l-63
retired 9-1 -64
retired 6 -l-65
retired 5 -1 -66
245 ,000
49 ,000
196,000
1 0 Years
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REPORT OF IMPROVEMENT DIS TRICT BOND RETIRE MENT
(AS OF 1 -l-70)
(C ONTINUED)
Pav1ng District No . 11, $250,000 bonds , 1ssued 7 -l-61, retired 6 -1-69
Pav1ng District No . 12 , 425 ,000 bonds , 1ssued 7-l-62 , retired 7 -l-68
Pav1ng D1strict No . 13 , 330 ,000 bonds , 1ssued 6 -l-63 , ret1red 6 -1 -69
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+sonds for Pav1ng District No . 18 may not be called unt1l June 1 , 1 970. Assessments of Paving
D1strict No . 18 may be paid in full w1th a discount 1n the spring of 19 70 . The firs t install-
ment on unpaid assessment 1s due January 1 , 1971 .
To c reate this fund the C1ty of Engl e woo d , between the perjod of 1956 -1 965 , transferred
$136,700 to the Pav1ng District a ccounts . This was in accordance w1th Char ter Section 109.
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FROM : Mr. E. P. Romans, Director of Parks & Recreation
SUBJECT : USE OF OLD GROUSSMAN BUILDING
The Parks & Recreation Commission met Thursday afternoon, April 2, at
the Groussman Building to look It over and discuss whether or not this
building would be of any value to the overall recreation activity program
of the community.
After considerable discussion, all members present felt that the building
was worth renovating and recommended to City Council that an amount of
$40,000. be sought to put the building in usable condition. If the $40,000.
can not be found this year, it is recommended that e nough funds be allotted
this year to waterproof the roof, repair the front window and brick up the
openings In the south wall. Completion of the renovation could be done In
the next year or two as a part of the Park Capital lmpro vement Program.
Metropolitan Leasing Company, present renters of the building, Indicated
they are very Interested in renting the building for the rest of this year or
longer.
Rob Roy, local building contractor, inspected the building last week and re -
port d he Is In agreem nt with Lee Connor, another building contractor, and
BtU Brokate, Chief Building Inspector, that the building is fundamentally
sound and th 40,000. would place the building In usabl e condition.
Some suggestions made by the Commission during their Inspection were :
1) check to seE' if Federal Aid is available for renovation and 2), since
the State will rl'celve some Federal Aid If Englewood accepts the building,
that the City requ st the tate to Include the bricking up and waterproofing
of openings In the south wall In their construction specifications.
Members of the Commission present at this inspection meeting were Paul
Blessing, J e rry Lay, John Krelling, Jacques Stackhouse and Colbert
Cushing. Abs •nt were Walt Jorgensen and Ruth Allen.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
OF ARAPAHOE COUNTY
U2 WOODLAWN CE NTER
LITTLETON, COLO RADO 80120
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D. C. CITIZENSHIP WEEK
April 15 -22, 1970
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the purpose of the League of Women Voters is to educate themselves
and to promote political responsibility through informed and
active participation of all citizens in government! and
WHEREAS , this is the League's 50th Anniversary year
celebrated as "THE YEAR OF THE VOTER", and D. C. Citizens still
lack the basic rights of representation in Congress,
THEREFORE, the League has undertaken a citizens'
petition drive to acquire signatures tot
1. Highlight in all communities that D. C.
Citizens are not represented in Congress.
2. Demonstrate to Congressmen that citizens
do want D. C. representation in Congress.
NOW , THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, does hereby call upon all people to join with the League
of Women Voters of Arapahoe County in obtaining representation for
the citizens of D. C. and do hereby proclaim the week of April 15 -22,
1970 as
D. C. CITIZENSHIP WEEK
and urge all private citizens and civic groups to give the full
measure of their support to the League and its activities.
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D. C . CITIZENSHIP WEEK
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
seal of the City of Englewood , Colorado, this 6th day of April, 1970 ,
President of the City Council
ATTEST 1
City Clerk
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The Policemen's Pension Board meeting of April 3,
1970 was called to order at 5 :1 5 P.M.
The following were present: Elmer E. Schwab
Alvin Garfunkle
Stephen A. Lyon
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The Pension Board received a memorandum from City
Attorne y Berardini dated April 1, 1970 in response to an inquiry
of the Board concerning the powers of the Pension Board and the
City council in operating and managing the Pension Fund.
The Board discussed the employment of police officers
from other municipalities wh erein the officers received full
refund of their contribution into the other municipalities'
pension fu nds. The City of Englewood pension program assumes
liability for these officers and those years of servic e on the
other department count towards their total years for retirement .
As Mr. Berardini's memorandum indicated that the Board could
not establish a condition of employment wherein those officers
em ployed by the City of Englewood must pay an amount equal to
any p e nsion refund into the Englewood pension fund, the following
motion was made:
LYON MOVED, SCHWAB SECONDED, THAT THE BOARD OF CAREER
SERVICE COMMISSIONERS BE APPRAISED BY LETTER OF THE POLICEMEN'S
PENSION BOARD'S DESIRE THAT A POLICY BE ESTABLISHED WHEREIN AN
OFFICER EMPLOYED FROM ANOTHER POLICE DEPARTMENT WOULD PAY INTO
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD POLICE PENSION FUND AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO
THAT AMOUNT OF HIS PENSION CONTRIBUTION THAT HE HAD BEEN REFUNDED
FROM THE OTHER CITY'S PENSION FUND .
The motion was carried.
The authority of the Board and of the City Council to
cause the refund of contributions of police officers upon their
separation from the City of Englewood was discussed in light
of Mr. Berardini 's memorandum. Sergeant Garfunkle reported
that 27 officers were in favor of the refund and seven were
a g ainst.
The Board discussed possible ways in which the refund
and other changes necessary to operate the pension plan might
be made. It wa s the consensus that th e Board re-constitute
itself under City Council ordinance and then proceed to improve
upon the presen s atutory program.
S CHWAB MOVED, GARFUNKLE SECONDED, THAT THE BOARD
REQUEST OF CITY COUNCIL THAT AN ORDINANCE BE DRAWN ESTABLISHING
A BOARD OF POL CE PENSION TRUSTEES, UNDER 139-49-5 (3) C.R.S.
1963 AND OTHER APPLICABLE SECTIONS, THIS BOARD BE KNOWN AS THE
ENGLEWOOD POLICE PENSION BOARD WITH THE AUTHORITY TO ADMINISTER,
MANAGE, AND OP ERATE ALL ASPECTS OF THE PENSION PROGRAM; SAID
BOARD TO CONSIST OF TWO POLICE OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE POLICEMEN
TO TWO YEAR TERMS OVERLAPPING, THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
SERVING FOR TENURE, THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD SERVING FOR TENURE, AND ONE CITIZEN MEMBER SERVING FOR TWO
YEARS TO BE APPOINTED BY THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BOARD; AND
FURTHER THAT A DRAFT COPY OF THE ORDINANCE BE SUBMITTED FOR
REVIEW BY THE PRESENT POLICEMEN'S PENSION BOARD PRIOR TO ITS
SUBMITTAL TO CITY COUNCIL FOR ITS CONSIDERATION.
The motion was carried .
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Director of Finance Lyon reported on the Police
Pension Fund assets which had been invested through Wrights
Investo r s' Service. Mr. Ly on stated that the bulk of the common
stock purchases had been made during the month of December.
Afte r the stock market continued its downward trend during
December, January and February , the value of these assets had
been reduced b y over $5,000. However, the value of the assets
had been checked again on April 1 and the loss had been reduced
f r om $5,000 to $217.
SCHWAB MOVED , GARFUNKLE SECONDED, THAT THE DIRECTOR
OF FINANCE BE AUTHORIZED TO INVEST ANOTHER TEN PER CENT OF THE
ASSETS OF THE POLICEMEN'S PENSION FUND UNDER THE WRIGHT INVESTORS'
SERVICE AS AUTHORIZED UNDER 139-82-2 C.R.S. 1963 AS AMENDED
BRINGING THE TOTAL ASSETS OF THE FUND UNDER WRIGHTS INVESTORS'
SERVICE AT 50 PER CENT.
The motion was c arried, and the meeting adjourned.
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APR IL 3, 1970
That the City council cau e a
ordinance to be drawn and pass d
establishing a Board of Police P
Tru stees consisting of two pol1c
officers elected by the pol ic o
t wo y ear terms overlapping, th Kayor
of the City of Englewood serving for
tenure, the Director of Finance of h
City of Englewood serving for enur ,
and one citizen member serving for wo
ye ars to be appointed b y the other members
of the Board.
The ordinance is to give the Pension
Board full power and authority to
administer, manage, and operate the
pension program.
It is the feeling of the Board
that the state statutes which govern
the Board's operation and the pension
plan itself are in many cases inequitable
and do not work to the advantage of the
policemen or the City of Englewood.
Over recent years attempts have been made
in the State Legislature to amend these
statutes to the betterment of those
concerned. These attempts have been
unsuccessful, and it is the opinion
of the Board that the more effective
way to improve the statutes is through
the vesting i n the Pension Board the
power to make these improvements and
to establish rules and regulations which
effect the improvements .
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Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
Jack L. Clasby, Chief of Police
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Dog License and Leash Law -Enforcement
To assist in a more effective enforcement program of the dog license and leash law,
some revision of work routines and personnel will be necessary.
With the new dog license law becoming effective April 1, 1970, we have initiated an
aggresive program designed to help identify those dogs wh i ch have not yet been licensed,
and to follow up with enforcement to insure maximwn comp liance with this new law.
In previous years we have supplemented our one, full-time warden with part-time spring
and summer help. In recent years, even with the part-time help, our enforcement has
been somewhat less than adequate. With the new licensing requirement, additional
enforcement effort takes on a new and greater sense of urgency.
Therefore, I would requeet your consideration to add a second, full-time animal warden
which will allow us to aake some necessary changes in our routine and add significantly
to the enforcement effort. A second, full-time anilllal warden will allow us to extend
our on-street enforcement from 6:00A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Tuesdays thru Fridays, and provide
necessary care of pound and animals and their release or disposal. Hours will be lees
on Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays, however, the pound and aniiiUlls can 1110re adequately
be cared for, as well as providing aore convenient hours for the public.
Presently, we are only able to provide six hours on-street enforcement and two hours
pound care on weekdays. On weekends we haTe no regular enforcement, and we have to
PAT overtime for the warden to care for the pound and animals.
Other aspects of the animal pound -(shelter) and di~posal methods are being surTeyed.
A more complete report, along with other recomaendat tons, vi 1 be submitted at a later
date.
Our present budget includes funds for a part-time animal warden in the amount of
$1 ,000.00. Costs for a second, full-time warden beginning in April will amount to
$4,500.00. An additionl\l appropriation of $3,500.00 will be necessary to provide the
additional, full-time wa.rden for the balance of 1970.
Your consideration will be appreciated.
Respectfully submi tted,
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K 3 T ;:n ·lewoo rl.:
Hu here i . a
o h e n ropo s ed s torm s ewe n o -r ,_ in li OR
h ere is n o question o~ he n ee d f or i !
ues ion of how to i n a ~c e it!
l e who l ive in \ORTH N ~.;,T En"'lew oo d h a ve u a i for all our
own i~u rov emen ts throu ~h the years--ev eryone of them , I have
liv e d a 30 00 3 , co~a or more than 66 ea s . I n he early
~o ·~ h e o s of p avin g outh 3roadwa (which w~s n eede~
d an r e cia ed ) ~as as se s se d a r;a in t the o
on s ou h >r oa'iwa y and he thre e s t eet on b o ru -
n i "l-n!l r l lel to it,i n u r o ortion to h ow much h ene+-it wa s
•e r i ve r o:'l h e a vinf".
\ a b out t h e a ~e ime o j ust b e ore e S . ·•roan a .
pav in·, he sani a r ewers and th e st orm s ewers were nut in ,
1 . ..r1.d t h o se wh o we r e d irectly b en e i ed were as s esse i in ~11
or h i s n e c es sary se rvic e .
~ s i n this J-:O RTH A. 'T 3n ~"lewoo d "loo d
e rs , and t h ey 'l r he ones who il l
th e ir uro erty will i n crease i n v >l u e .
ow , h e .c is my su ""e i on , a nd I b elieve i to h e ... e s i b le .
Th o e directlv b ene ... ite d sh ould b e s e a s e d more o he co s ,
le t 's ay , aoou 40 nerc en of th co s t and the b alan c e o
bP naid ~or b mi l l lev f"ai n all the pro erty in h e
c i v . 1 b el i e v his wou ld be a ocep b le t o the elec or, e
·~n d I wou l d work: "or this or a s i "'ila u an .
1 Cf' ~lv , cd (i . ;4 .~-John ,, : 1.u sk
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FROM : Mr. Stanley H. Dial, Ci t y Manager
DA TE: April 6 , 1970 Ct C ol. /0
7'y or
SUBJECT: ASSISTANT PLANNING DffiECTOR POSITIW•cl..£:. ..
Through our brief discussions, you are aware of my wishes to provide
a dditional capability in the City's Planning Office. During the next few
years we will be needing additional help of a substantial professional
level as we will be making substantial efforts toward internal redevelop-
ment within our City (including low income housing and perhaps urban
renewal). These new efforts will be accompanied by the probability of a
heavi e r involvement by fhe planning staff in the development of a long range
capital improvements plan, and will be in addition to our past involvement
in planning and zoning.
If th e position of Assistant Planning Director is approved by Council, Mrs.
D. A. Romans has expressly requested to be appointed to the new position
which will allow her more personal time for other activities and community
responsibilities within the community. Assuming your approval for the
establishment of the position, I would expect to appoint her pursuant to the
norm a l Board of Career Service Commissioners requirements and then to
begin immediate recruitment of a successor to the position of Planning
Director, probably looking for a person With an advanced degree in urban
planning and experience in an established planning office.
It is m y understanding that Mrs. Romans has advised the members of the
Pla nning Commission of your probable establishement of this position and
her request to be appointed to it.
May I a l s o add that the budget for the Planning Department is sufficient to
finance this position. ~cifically, I recommend your approval of the
position of Assistant Planning Director at Grade 28 and request your en-
actment of the a ttac hed resolution.
Respectfully,
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Cit Manager
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Mrs. D. A. Romans , Planning Director
Board of Career Service Commissioners
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2051 We s t Adriatic
Lot s 33 -34 , Block 93
Sheridan Hei ght s Addition
30 18 South Broadway
Lots 5 , and l/2 of
Lot 4 , Block 8 ,
Strayers Broadway Heights
Lot s 5 and 6
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DEBRIS CLEARANCE FUND
ORIGI NAL
BILLING
$ 30 .00
30 .00
15%
$ 34 .50
34 .50
20 . 13
Block 21. Eva n ston Broadway Ctry rO-
Heights 32 14 So uth Clarks on '~"' 1 'I
Lots 19 thru 24 , Block 48
South Broadway Hei ghts ,
4490 So uth Washington
E 125' of W 155 ' of N
134 .2 ' of N 1/2 NE l/4
N l/4 Line #32 Section
28 -4-68
Lots 7 , Block 2 , Plea s ant
View , 2nd Filing
Lots 11 , 12 , Block 15
Evans Park Es tate s
Part of SW l/4 W l/4
Section 35 Township 4 ,
R68W , 6th Principl e Mer .
Bgn 16 ' E of NW cor Lot 1 ,
Dobbins resub , th E 166 '
th s 305' th w 166 , th
305 ' to point of bgn
Sh ridan H ights
Block 93 , Lots 33
and 34
Bgn 628 .6 ' Ea s t and
30' North of SW corner of
Cr c,.,.,_
SE l/4 NE l/2 Sec 33 -4-68,
Thenc Ea s t 17 2 .06 ' to US
85 thence northly 92 .86 ';
thence westerly 20 .123 ', thenc
s outh 105 .23 ' to beginning
except right of ways
South 30 feet of lot 3 a nd
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Pleasant View , 2nd Filing
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100.00 '-n
45 .00
70 .00
125 .00
42 .50
50 .00
80 .00
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•7' 289 .00
126.50
51.7 5
80 .50
143 .75
48 .
57 .50
92 .00
107.
$ 37 .95
37 .95
22 .14
317 .90
139 .15
158 .13
53 .77
63 .25
17 2.50
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Lots 29 -31 , Block
67 Brenlow Park
Lots 15 and 16, Block
3 , Westview Addition
Lot s 15 , Block 2 ,
South Lawn Garden s ,
2000 West Wesley
Lots 36 , 37 , and 38
Biock 8 , Hamilton Killies
Broadway Heights
Lot 5 , Block 6 1
Plea sant View 2nd Filing
So uth 1/2 of Lot 8 and all
Lot s 9 and 10. BLock 8 ,
Premier Addition, 3434 South
Gr a nt
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42,
So uth Broadway Heigh ts
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ORIGINAL
BILLING
$
$ 49 .50
450 .00
55 .00
10 .00
110 .00
47 .50
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con't
157. 107.
172.50 $ 189 .75
56.93 62 .6 2
517 .50 569 .25
63 .25
ll. 50 12.6 5
126 .50 139 .15
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Gene E . Stinson
Dianna L. Stinson
12 26 W. Cerritos #c
Anahiem, Ca . 92802
March 29, 1 970
Re: Pr operty: 4241 So. Pearl
E n lewood, ole,
80110
Th e ~bove named persons own the property decribed as : Lot 39 -
and 40 lock 30 1 So . Broadway Heights, ha s been assesed for the
arno 1n of $28 6 .o9 , for street improvement.
Since the let ter of advice , in regards to Public Hearin gs, and
not e ~ in detai ls adve rtised, we wish to protest. Fa cts being as
f ollO\>lS:
1. Let er sent to Olive M. Stinson , occupant
2 . No ad vice received by owne rs Gene E . And Dianna L. Stinson
3 . Described let t er was not received by owners until after
d a te, when written protests wo uld be received.
Ple ase co side r this letter as a protest type . This assessment
taxat i on without repr esentation is unfair to us as owners.
Please reply at once .
Si ncerly,
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1226 W. Cerritos #C
~~ahiem , Ca. 928 02
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Mr . Stephen A. Lyon
City Or E nglewood
34 00 So . Elati Street
En l ewood, Colora do
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RESOLUTION NO. SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council at its meeting of
March 16, 1970 did approve the recommendation of the Parks and
Recreation Commission that additional funds be expended in the
development of Belleview Addition; and
WHEREAS, various overruns and underruns of expenditures
and appro priations have been forecast b y the departments of
Finance and Parks and Recreation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
the Park
Sect~l ()~he following increases and decreases to
Improvement Fund -~evenue estimates are hereby authorized.
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Sale City Park
HUD Grant
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State Land & Water Conservation
Public Improvement Fund
Sidewalk District No. 1
Interest
Miscellaneous
Fund
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Estimate
$(4,643)
(3, 635)
3,000
296
$(4,982)
Revised
Estimate
$1,000,000
277,646
68,315
255,724
50,862
60,000
17,100
$1,729,64 7
Section 2. The following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Fund appropriat i ons are hereby authorized.
Original City Park Site
Sinclair Pool
Indoor Pool
Tennis Courts
Dartmouth Park
Duncan Park
Baker Park
Miller Field
Englewood-Belleview Park
Eng lewood-Be lleview Addition
Bates-Logan Park
Jason Park
Centennial Park
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Appropri-
ation
$ 1
116
1,212
( 170)
(2 1 800)
16,830
(6,285)
$ 8,904
Revised
Appropriation
$ 7,174
94,748
317,304
17,167
281,286
18,958
12,987
296,684
172,276
71,613
87,520
126,523
200 ,4 62
$1,704,702
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of ____ _
1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Steph en A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1970 passed
on the day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. ______ , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City council at its meeting of
March 16, 1970 did approve the recommendation of the Parks and
Recreation Commission that additional funds be expended in the
development of Belleview Addition; and
WHEREAS, various overruns and underruns of expenditures
and appropriations have been forecast by the departments of
Fin anc e and Parks and Recreation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. The following increas es and decreases to
the Park Improveme~ Fu d revenue estimates are hereby authorized.
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Sale City Park ' q_._,
HUD Grant ~ l•
State Land & Water Conservat1on
Public Improvement Fund
Sidewalk District No. 1
Interest
Miscellaneous
't:: ti~d
Increase, Revised
(Decre ase) Estimate
to Current
Estimate
$1,000,000
$ (4,643) 277.646
(3 ,635) 68,315
255,724
50,862
3,0 00 60,000
296 17,100
$ (4, 982) $1,729,6 4 7
Section 2. The following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Fund appropriations are hereby authorized.
Original City Park Site
Sinclair Pool
Indoor Pool
Tennis Courts
Dartmouth Park
Duncan Park
Baker Park
Miller Field
Englewood-Belleview Park
Englewood-Belleview Addition
Bates-Logan Park
Jason Park
Ce n tenn i al Park
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Appropri-
ation
$ 1
116
1,212
( 170)
(2 ,800)
16,830
(6, 285)
$ 8,904
Revised
Appropriation
$ 7,174
94,748
317,304
17,167
281,286
18,958
12,987
296,684
172.2 76
71,613
87,520
126,523
200,462
$1 ,704,702
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1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
day of -----------
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFF ICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1970 passed
on the day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. __ __.. SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN
THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council at its meeting of
March 16, 1970 did approve the recommendation of the Parks and
Recreation Commission that additional funds be expended in the
development of Belleview Addition; and
WHEREAS, various ove rruns and underruns of expenditures
and appropriations have been forecast b y the departmen ts of
Fin ance and Parks and Recreation.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO, as follows:
Sectio)!'!j. ...... 'I:_he following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Tuna revenue estimates are hereby authorized.
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Increase, Revised
e,"r c:-, ·~...,]' {Decrease) Estimate
y (..,,_ 0 to Current
Estimate
Sale City Park $1,000,000
HUD Grant ' C'rl $ {4, 643) 2 77' 646
State Land & Wat er Conservati Fund {3,635) 68,315
Public Improvement Fund 255,724
Sidewalk District No. 1 50,862
Interest 3,000 60,000
Misce llaneous 296 17,100
$(4,982) $1,729,64 7
Section 2. The following increases and decreases to
the Park Improvement Fund appropriations are hereby authorized.
Original City Park Site
Sinclair Pool
Indoor Pool
Tennis Courts
Dartmouth Park
Dunc an Park
Baker Park
Miller Field
Englewood-Belleview Park
Englewood-Bel levi ew Addition
Bates-Logan Park
Jason Park
Centennial Park
Increase,
(Decrease)
to Current
Appropri-
ation
$ 1
116
1,212
{ 170)
{2' 800)
16,830
(6,285)
$ 8,904
Revised
Appropriation
$ 7,174
94,748
317,304
17,167
281,286
18,958
12,987
296,684
172,276
71,613
87,520
126,523
200,462
$1 ,704 ,702
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1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ----day of
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREAS URER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1970 passed
on the day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The Ci ty Council has heretofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec . 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certain costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties located within the City, that a statement
of th e costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs an~1 ~ her cent penalty:
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Description of Property ·
2051 West
Block 93,
Addition
Adriatic, Lots 33-34,
Sheridan ~fghts
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1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125' of W 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32 , Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobb ins
Resubdivi sion, thence E 166'
thenc e s 305 ' thence W 166'
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93 , Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30 ' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172.06' to
u .s. 85, thence northerly 92 .86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to b e ginning except right
of ways
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$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317 .90
139.15
158.13
53.77
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4, Block 3, Pleasant View, 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31, Bl ock 67 , Brenlow
Park Vacant lots
Lo ts 15 and 16, Block 3~ Westview
Addition
Lo ts 15, Block 2 , South Lawn
Gardens , 2000 West Wesley
Lo t 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2 nd Filing
S l/2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
and 10, Block 8 , Premier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
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189.75
6.2. 62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60 .0 9
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each person having a record interest in
each of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
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.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A . Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The City Council has heretofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certain costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties located wi thin the City, that a statement
of the costs incu rred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such pro perties , plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and ~ per cent penalty :
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Description of Property Amount of Assessment
2051 West
Block 93,
Addition
Adriatic, Lots 33-34,
Sheridan H~~ ·
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3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 a~d
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8 , Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6 , Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125' of W 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32, Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision , thence E 166'
thence S 305' thence W 166 '
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628 .6' E and 30' N of
sw corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172.06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92 .86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53.77
63.25
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4, Bl ock 3 , Plea s a nt Vi e w, 2nd
Filin g
Lots 29-31, Block 6 7, Brenl o w
P ark Va c a nt l o ts
Lo t s 1 5 ar.d 16, Block 3 l Westview
Add i tion
Lots 15 , Block 2 , Sout h Lawn
Gard e ns , 2000 Wes t Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Plea s a n t Vi ew
2 n d F ili n g
S l /2 o f Lo t 8 and all Lo ts 9
and 10 , Block 8 , P remier Ad d ition ,
3434 South Gra nt
Lots 3 an d 4 , Block 42 , South
Bro a dw a y Heigh t s
$101.20
189.75
6 2.6 2
56 9.2 5
12 .65
1 39 .15
60 .09
S ection 2 . Upon fi na l p as s a ge of the Ordinance, a copy
t he reo f s h all be s e nt to each p e rson h a vi n g a r e cord intere st in
each o f th e properties herein assessed and t h e Director of Finance
shall certi f y such assessment t o the Treasurer of the County of
Arapaho e who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum taxes are colle cted.
on t h e Introduc e d, read in full and passed on firs t reading
day of , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on th e
day o f --------------------' 1970. ---------
MAYOR
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EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, S tep hen A. Lyo n, e x o f fic i o City Clerk-Treasurer,
d o hereby cer tify th a t t h e abo v e and fo regoing is a true, accurat e
and complete cop y of a Bi ll fo r an Ordi nance passed on first
r e a di n g on the d a y of , 1970 and
p ublished in ful l as a Bill for an Or d i nanc e on the
d a y of , 1 970 .
EX OFFICIO CIT Y CLERK-TREA S URE R
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
TH EREIN FOR COS TS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM .
WHEREAS, The City council has heretofore been informed
by the Ci ty Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood , Colorado, that ce rtain costs have been incurred by the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties located within the City, that a statement
o f the costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1 . Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and l~~r ~ent penalty:
. . c ~ f D escr~pt~on of Property Amount o Assessment
2051 West Adriatic, L~t~)3-34,
Block 93 , Sheridan He~~~
Addition Or
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24 , Block 48,
South Broadway Heights , 4490
south Washington
E 125' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32 , Section 28-4-68
Part of SW l/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian , Beginning
16 ' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision, thence E 166'
thence S 305 ' thence W 166'
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30 ' N of
sw corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172 .06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92 .86',
thence wes erly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
v~
0 r $ 37.95
37 .95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53.77
63.25
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S 30' of Lot 3 and N 45' of Lot
4, Block 3, Pleasant View, 2nd
Filing
Lot s 29-31, Block 67 , Brenlow
Park Vacant lots
Lots 15 and 16 , Block 3, Westview
Addition
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South Lawn
Ga rdens, 2000 West Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2nd Filing
S 1/2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
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a nd 10, Block 8, Premier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
$101.20
189 .75
62.62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be s e nt to each person having a record interest in
each of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
on the
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
day of , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ----------
day of ------------' 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certi fy that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
publ ished in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Counci lman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
'!'HERE IN FOR COS TS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM .
WHEREAS, The City Council has heretofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certain co sts have been incurred b y the
City in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various prope rties located within the City , that a statement
of the costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
ma iled to the owners of such property , and that more than thirty
(30 ) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.1 7 ,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and l~~e cent penalty:
Description of Property
2051 West Adriatic, ~~~~3-34,
Block 93, Sheridan He/~~
Addition ~ ~ 0
3018 South Broadway , Lots 5 and-•.~_0 ',
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8 , Strayers q r 'i.
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6 , Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lot s 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 12 5 ' o f W 1 55 ' of N 134 .2'
of N 1/2 NE 1 /4 N 1 /4, Lin e
No. 32, Sec tion 28-4-68
Par t of SW 1 /4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Princi ple Meridian, Beginning
16 ' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision , thence E 166'
thence S 305 ' thence W 166 '
thence N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30 ' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68 , thence E 1 7 2.06' to
U .S. 85, thence northerly 92.86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning excep t right
of ways
Amount of Assessment
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317 .90
139.15
158.13
53 .77
63.25
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4 , Block 3, Pleasant View , 2nd
Filing
Lot s 29-31, Block 67 , Bren l ow
Pa rk Vac an t lots
Lots 1 5 and 16 , Block 3~ Wes tview
Additi on
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South Lawn
Gardens , 2000 West Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2n d Filing
S 1/2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
and 1 0 , Block 8 , Premier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4 , Block 42 , South
Broadwa y Heights
$101.20
189.75
6 2.62
56 9.25
12.65
139.15
60 .09
Section 2 . Upon final passage of t he Ordin ance , a copy
thereof shall be s e nt to each person having a record interest in
e ach of the prope rti e s herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who s h all collect the same in the manner as ad valorum taxes are collec ted .
on the
day of
ATTEST:
Introduced , read in full and passed on first reading
day of , 1970.
Publ i sh ed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ----------
------------------' 1970.
MAYOR
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A . Lyon, e x officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
rea ding on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------d a y of , 1970 .
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THERE IN FOR COS TS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The CLty Coun cil has heretofore been informed
by Lhe City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provi sions of S ec . 23 .17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colo rado , that certain costs have b e en incurred by the
Ci ty in causing the removal or disposal of certa in weeds or rubbish
from various properties located withi n the City , that a statement
of the c osts incurr e d together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30 ) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section l. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby ass essed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent penalty:
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Description of Property c-{? ~ Amount of Assessment
2051 West
Block 93,
Addition
Adriatic, Lots 33-34 ,
Sheridan rii~ ts ~q}· ',
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3018 South Broadway, Lotsl\o( and
l/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Stra¥ars
Broadway Heights ""'-o '·{ . c-o,.
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 12 5 ' of W 155 ' of N 134.2'
of N l/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4 , Line
No. 32 , Section 28-4-68
Par t of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Pr inciple Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbin s
Resubdivision , thence E 166'
thence S 305 ' thence W 166'
h nee N 305' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beg1nning 628 .6' E and 30' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68 , hence E 172 .06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92.86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' o beginning except right
of ways
$ 3'/.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
1 58 .1 3
53 .77
63.25
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S 30 ' of Lot 3 and N 4 5 ' of Lot
4 , Block 3, Pleasant View , 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31 , Block 67 , Brenlow
Pa rk Vac ant lots
Lots 15 and 16, Block 3~ Westview
Addi tion
Lots 15 , Block 2 , S outh L awn
Gardens , 2000 West Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pl easant View
2 nd Filing
S 1/2 of Lot 8 and all Lo ts 9
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and 10 , Block 8 , Premi er Addition ,
34 34 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42 , South
Broadway Heights
$101.20
189.75
6 2.62
569 .2 5
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
t he reof shall be sent to e a c h person having a record i nterest in
e ach of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
on the
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
day of , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ----------
day of -------------------' 19 70 •
MAYOR
ATTEST :
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true , accurate
and c omplete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published i n full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill b y Counc i lman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREA S , The City Council has heretofore been informed
b y the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
provisions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certain costs have been incurred by the
Ci ty in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
f r o m various properties locat ed within the City, that a statement
of the costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
mailed to the owners o f such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the City in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbis~from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and ~1~~ cent penalty:
Description of Property Amount of Assessment
2051 West
Block 93,
Addition
Adriatic, Ld~~ 33 ~14,
Sheridan Hei~~s
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3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 ~ ~
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayer"~ "',<
Broadway Heights Oo<~
Lo ts 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 t h rough 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 12 5 ' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 3 2, Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
TOwnship 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian, Beginning
1 6 ' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Re subdivi sion, thence E 166'
t hence S 30 5 ' thence W 166'
then ce N 30 5 ' t o po in t of begin-
ni n g
Sh e r i dan Heights, Bloc k 93, Lots
33 a nd 3 4
Be g i nn i ng 628.6' E and 30' N of
SW c orner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-6 8, thence E 172.06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92.86',
thenc e westerly 201.23', thence S
10 5 .3 6 ' to beginning except right
o f ways
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.1 3
53.77
63.25
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S 30 ' of Lot 3 and N 45 ' o f Lot
4, Block 3 , Plea sant View , 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31, Block 67 , Brenlow
Park Va c ant lots
Lots 15 and 16, Block 3! Westview
Addition
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South Lawn
Gardens , 2 000 West Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant View
2nd Filing
S 1/2 of Lo t 8 and all Lots 9
and 10, Block 8, P remier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4 , Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
$101.20
189.75
62 .62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2 . Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each person having a record interest in
e ach of the properties herein assess ed and the Director of Finance
shall c e rtify such ass e ssment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum taxe s are collected.
on the
day of
ATTEST:
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
day of , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ----------
---------------------• 1970.
MAYOR
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that t he above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS, The City Council has heretofore been informed
by the City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursuant to the
pro visions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, that certain costs have been incurred by the
Ci ty in causing the removal or disposal of certain weeds or rubbish
from various properties located within the City, that a statement
of the costs incurred together with administrative costs has been
mai led to the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30) days have elapsed without said statement of costs being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
there is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properties the following arne~, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the ci t~ l~ causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent penalty:
c-, <='o ,
Descri ption of Prope~j•
2051 West Adriatic , Lots 33-3¥K
Block 93, Sheridan Heights '·,,,
Addition
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
1/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway Heights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights , 4490
South Washington
E 125' of w 155' of N 134.2'
of N 1/2 NE 1/4 N 1/4, Line
No. 32 , Section 28-4-68
Part of SW 1/4 NW 1/4, Sec. 35,
Township 4, Range 68 W, 6th
Principle Meridian, Beginning
16' E of NW corner Lot 1, Dobbins
Resubdivision, thence E 166'
thence S 305' thence W 166'
thence N 305 ' to point of begin-
ning
Sheridan Heights, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628.6' E and 30' N of
SW corner of SE 1/4 NE 1/2 Sec.
33-4-68, thence E 172 .06' to
u.s. 85, thence northerly 92.86',
thence westerly 201.23', thence S
105.36' to beginning except right
of ways
Amo~nt of Assessment
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$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139 .15
158.13
53.77
63.25
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S 30' o f Lot 3 a n d N 45' of Lot
4 , Block 3, Pleasant Vi e w, 2nd
Filing
Lots 29-31, Block 67, Brenlow
Park Vacant lots
Lots 15 and 16, Block 3~ Westview
Addition
Lots 15 , Block 2 , South Lawn
Gardens , 2000 Wes t Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6 , Pleasant Vi e w
2nd Filing
S 1 /2 of Lo t 8 and all Lots 9
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and 10 , Block 8, P remier Addition,
3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadwa y Heights
$101.20
189.75
62,62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each p erson having a record interest in
each of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the-----------day of , 1970.
Publ i shed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
day of-----------' 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and c omplete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading o n the day of , 1970 and
publ i shed in full as a Bill for an Ordi nance on the
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Intro d uced a s a Bill b y Councilman -----------------------------
A BI LL FOR
AN ORD I NAN CE ASSESSING CERTAIN REA L PROPERTY DE SCRIBED
THE RE IN FOR CO STS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
WHEREAS , The City Council has hereto f o r e been i n formed
by t he City Manager of the City of Englewood, pursu an t to the
provis ions of Sec. 23.17 of the Municipal Cod e of the Cit y o f
Englewood, Col o rado, that certain costs have b e en incurred b y t he
City in caus i ng the removal or disposal of c e r t a i n we e d s or r ubb i s h
from v a riou s pro p e r ties located within the Ci ty, th at a st a tement
o f the c osts i n curr e d together with admini s trative c o s ts h as bee n
mai l e d t o the owners of such property, and that more than thirty
(30 ) days h ave elaps e d without said stateme nt of cost s being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
TH E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sec t i on l. Pu rsuant to the provisions of Sec. 23.17,
th e re is hereby assessed against each of the following described
properti es the following amounts, which amounts consist of the
actual costs incurred by the Ci~in causing the removal and dis-
posal of weeds or rubbish from su~ properties, plus 15 per cent
administrative costs and 10 per cent enalty:
Description of Prope~ ;.(
2051 West Adriatic, Lots 33-~,
Block 93, Sheridan Heights ~.
Addition ~
3018 South Broadway, Lots 5 and
l/2 of Lot 4, Block 8, Strayers
Broadway Heights
Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Evanston
Broadway He ights, 3214 South
Clarkson
Lots 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125' of W 155' of N 134.2'
of N l/2 NE l /4 N l/4, Line
No. 32, Section 28-4-68
Part of SW l /4 NW l/4, Sec. 35,
Townshi p 4 , Rang e 68 W, 6th
Pri n ci ple Me rid i an, Beginning
16 ' E of NW co rn e r Lot l, Dobbins
Res ub division , thence E 1 6 6'
thence S 30 5 ' thence W 166 '
thence N 30 5 ' to point of begin-
ning
Sheri dan He ights , Block 93 , Lots
33 and 34
Beginning 628 .6 ' E and 30 ' N of
SW corne r of S E l/4 NE 1 /2 Sec .
33-4-68 , then ce E 172.06 ' to
U .S. 85 , then ce northerl y 92.86',
then ce westerl y 201.2 3 ', t h e n ce S
105 .36 ' to b egi nn i ng e x cep t r i gh t
of wa ys
bffiount of Assessment
'1.-g 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
15 8.13
53 .77
63.25
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S 30 ' of Lot 3 a nd N 45 ' o f Lot
4, Block 3, Pleasan t Vi ew , 2 nd
F iling
Lo ts 29-31, Block 67, Brenlow
Park Vacant lots
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Lots 1 5 and 16, Block 3, Westview
Ad di t i on
Lots 1 5 , Bloc k 2 , South Lawn
Gard en s , 2000 West Wesley
Lot 5, Block 6 , Pleasant View
2nd Filing
S 1 /2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
a nd 10 , Block 8, Premier Addition,
3 434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
$101.20
189 .75
62 .62
569.25
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2. Upon final passage of the Ordinance, a copy
thereof shall be sent to each person having a record interest in
each of the properties herein assessed and the Director of Finance
shall certify such assessment to the Treasurer of the County of
Arapahoe who shall collect the same in the manner as ad valorum
taxes are collected.
on the
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
day of , 1970.
day Of
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ----------
------------------' 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST :
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
I , S t ephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of a Bill for an Ordinance passed on first
reading on the day of , 1970 and
published in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the ------------
day of , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------' SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES Of
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAr PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
1970.
ATTEST:
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
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RESOLUTION NO. --------' SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES Of
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PA¥ PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April,
1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968 , THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April,
1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES Of
196 8, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED' this day of April,
1970.
MAYOR
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EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES Of
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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A RESOLtrriON AMENDING RESOLtrriON NO. 51, SERIES Of
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April, 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------' SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES Of
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned Grade Level 28.
1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---------day of April,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the city of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---------day of April,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------· SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the po•ition
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---------day of April,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
'WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE , COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---------day of April,
1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------' SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51 , SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY 'rHE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE , COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April,
1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------• SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Director of Planning is
warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned
Grade Level 28.
1970.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this ---------day of April,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TREASURER
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RESOLUTION NO. --------' SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESO LUT ION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood has
determined that a position of Assistant Di rector of Planning is warranted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That there is hereby created the position
of Assistant Director of Planning and to this position is assigned Grade Level 28 .
1970. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO C ITY CLERK-TREASURER
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Please send me application forms for the following training program(s):
O Managing the Modern City • 0 Mun icipal Pol ice Admini1tratian •
0 Municipal Personnel Adm ini1tration O Munic ipal Publ ic Work• Adm ini1tratian
0 Mun ici pal Finance Admin i1tration 0 Munic ipal Fire Adm iniltration
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Admi ni1tration
0 Ca.. Problem• in City Management
0 ~ect ive Superviaory Practice•
0 Principle• and Practice of Urban
Planning
0 Management Practice• far Smaller
Citie• 0 Municipal Public Relation•
O PleoM Mnd me an ICMA publication• lilt
ADDRESS :
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P rm1t No 36920
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INDIVIDUAL
CORRESPONDENCE
TRAINING
Materials: Th e AlP aword·wtnnong text wrotten and
developed especially for thos course and o study
gutde contotning lesson assignments and spot-check
quizzes on each chapter
Instr uction : You will be oH,gned an ins tructor who
:s o fullttme mumc.pol government official working
tn the field of coty plonnong H woll grade all lesson
examlnOtlons and the final f>Xorn , and return th
graded paper together woth his comments to the
student
Format: You may wor as quickly or as slowly a s
you like Your rote of progress is up Ia you. Yo u
ore, however, asked to complete thts course wtthin
one year, and there is a time limi t of two years as
speciftf'd 1n the bock of the enrollmPnt agreement
Assignm e nts : lf'UOI'l aHtgnments based on the text
ore ':l'veon '" the study gutde . For f'och cha pter o f
the oo k thtHe s a s~rt 's If chec qutz gt'len
only for rev.ew purpo>es It is designed to help you
mo\t r the mot~rt<JI ol'd d~ s not count toward the
groJe
Certificate: 1>. nat onally r cogn 1 d c rt co•• wul
1. I • ) ..och ••d t suu~u'ullv con pi t l'g
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upon enrollment and mus t buy a text. A Discussion
leader's Kit , prepared by the Institute, containing
su pplementary printed materials, discussion questions ,
course outlines, and a bibliography of fi lms can also
be purchased .
Instructors : Each group is assigned an instructor who
is a full -time municipal government official workin g
in the field of city planning . The instructor grades
and reviews thoroughly both essay problem answers
and the final examination, and returns the graded
paper to the student or group wi th a letter contain ·
in g his comments and criticism .
leadership Every group engages a skilled d iscus·
sion lea d er. The leader should be knowledgeable
about city planning and fam ili ar with municipal
government practices and policies . His purpose is
to d irect the discussion r long meaningful lines Th e
group should also consider bringing in guest lecturers
to speak on speciali zed topics. Th e d iscussion leader
may be paid .
Organ i1ation At least four members in every group ;
groups of six and over split into subgroups of not
more than five
Format It os up to the individual group to det rmine
1fs own schedule . Group discuuion seuions generally
lost two hours, and ore normally held once a we k
Some text chapters con be combined lor more ef·
foct ive discussion . A definite schedule should be
establoshed for the course by each group, keeping in
mond tha t it must finosh th course within one year
!rom the enrollment dot (l>.n e•tensoon will be
grant d if extra tome '' needed )
Auignments leuon o11ognm nts bas d on th text
are goven in th e study guide. For each chapter of
the book there os a short "•elf-checlt qu iz which "
for r voew purpos • It '' designed to help you
master th mot nol, and do s not count towards
th grade
Testong There ore six le11on uomonotions for the
course, one lor each sectoon of the book Each leuon
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examination contains 20 objecti ve ques t ion s and
three or more essay problems desig ned to pull to-
gether material from several chapters and relate it
to current city practices and policies. In sm all groups,
the essay problems ore written by individual mem ·
b ers; in Iorge groups, each subgroup works toge ther
in prPporin g an answer. At the completion of the
course th ere is a final examina tion
Grad ing : The fina l course grad e w ill be based on
the lesson examinations, fo r each of which the passing
grade is 60 . The students must successfully pa ss liv e
of th ese six exam inations to be eligible lor the final
exam . Th e d iscussion leader grades the objective
portion of the lesson exom ona tion the group in ·
structor the essay units a nd the final exam Final
course grades w ill b e sent to the Institute when he
final exam is submitted
Certificates ICMA's lnst1tute for Tratning in M unici·
pol Adminostratoon awards a notoonolly recognized
certifi cate for completton of 1ts courses Each mem -
b er of a group that successfully completes the course
will receive this coveted certtfic otion
Costs:
• enrollment ' $80 for four or mare p rsons olfil .
iated with a municipal goverr'lm nt Fe tnclud~s one
copy of the text for th" doscuss•on leader compl.,te
course moterools for all stud.,nts. and grod•ng and
review of lesson ouignmenh by lnsMvr~ tnstructors
• text $1 4 00 for och cop w>th th exc pt•on
of the d iscuss• on l.,od"r s S 12 50 ' payment occo'"·
ponies order
• d iscussoon lead"' s ot S 10 lor ollsupplem "tory
materials
• certifica te $5 for those to ong th final e a'"
and recetvmg th certificate R m,tfof\ce or th@: cer
toficote• should not b mod when enrolling in the
course. Upon complettan of the fourth leuon exam
in otion, the d iscus11on lead r should provod" the
Institute woth a lost of nom s of all portocoponts
w11hing to toke the final uom Th e lnslotvte wtll
the n send to the group on invotCP covenng the cost
of the uoms and certoficotes tog.,th r woth a set of
xom questoons for each person los t d .
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Munic1po l Finance Adminis tr ation
Munic•pol Fire Ad ministration
Ma nagement Practices for Sma ller Ci ties
Munic•pol Pe rsonnel Administration
Mu ni c ipal Public Works Admmistrotion
Superv•sory Method s 10 Municipal Ad m•mstrat10n
Mun ic ipal Public Relotoon >
Pnnc1pl es and Practice of Urban Plo nmng
OPEN ONLY TO GROUPS
Ca se Problems '" City Ma nagemen t
EA'ecttve Supervisory Prochces
OPEN IN 1970, '71
Mu n•c•pol Pol •ce Ad m•n•strat1on (new text
Mo nogong the Modern Coty
M un•c•pol Recreot1on Ad m•ntstrotlon
Th ln\lotute for Ttoonong '" Muntcopol
Adm•nlltrahon
C 0 Th lnternotoonol Crty Manog men!
A SOCIOtiOM
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Wa h ng•on DC 0036
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PART ONE : The Context of
Urban Planning
1 Antecedents of local Planning
2 The lntergovernmt'ntol Context of local Planning
PART TWO : Basic Studies for
Urban Planning
3 Pop latoan Stud•<'S
4 Economtc Studt~s
S land U<e Studoes
6 Transportat•on Plonf'taMg
7 Open Space-Re-creot•on , and Conservot•on
8 Governmental Ol"'d Com'Tiuntry foctlittes
PART THREE : Special Approaches
to Planning
9 Coty Desogn and Cty Appeara nce
10 Quontolotov Methods on Urban Plonn1ng
11 Socool Wt'lfore Plonnong
PART FOUR : Implementation :
Policies, Plans, Programs
12 o .. foning Dt'velopment Oblt'tli>t'S
1 J Th Compr hensovl! Plan
14 . Progromm•ng Commun•tY Development
PART FIVE : Implementation :
Regulation and Renewal
15 Zonong
16 land Subdovoston
17 . Urban II n ~ol
PART SIX : The Urban
Planning Agency
18 Th local Plonnong Ag.,ncy Orgo " zotoon ood
Structur•
19 T~e local Plon n•ng Ag ncy I"' r o l Admonos
tratton
20 Plonnong ond th,. Publoc
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• d evelo p ed by ASPO and G eo rge Wa sh·
ington Un iversity
• the te xt. Pron cop les and Practoce of Urban
Plonnong
• o itudy gutd e contommg lesson oss•gn -
menn and spot chec qu•zzes
• grod1ng and mdtvtduo l comments by an
lnstttu te •nstructor
• o n ottonally recogntzed c ert•fic at~ on suc-
ceuful com p le toon of th course, and o
letter of comm en dation to any munictpol
go•ernm n t of!icool you d sogno te
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