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April 20, 1970, Regular City
council Meeting
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AGENDA FOR
RE LAR C O NC TL SE SSION
APRIL 20, 1970
8:00 P.M. Ca ll to ord r, invocation by the Rev . Allen Strong of the Engle-p;t'
wood First Presbyteri a n Church, pledge of a llegiance led b y
Boy Scout Troop-io3, a nd ro ll call.
1. Minutes . "'·"'ll s...-~·1
(a) Re gular m eeting of April 6, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitted herewith.)
(b) Special meeting o f April 1 3, 1970. (Copi s trans -
mitted herewith .)
2 . Pre-schedul ed citizens and visitors .
(a) Recogniti o n of "special guests " of the Council.
(b) Dr. James R. Feucht, Extension Associate Pro-
fessor, Co lora do State University Service, Depart-
m e nt of Horticulture, wi ll be present to discuss the
proposed ordina nce relati ng to the control of trees,
t he establishment of a City Forester, a nd the regu-
la tion o[ businesses caring for trees . (Please note
th e proposed Bill fo r a n Ordinance tra nsmitted
h erewith.)
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(c) Mr. Charles W. HenRi-lltf, 3074 East Cornell Circle,
will be prese nt on be half of the Englewood Citizens
For Effective Storm Drainage a nd Flood Control
Committee , to speak regarding the financing of
storm s wers .
3. Publi c hearing regarding a n appli cation for a club liquor license
for th e V. F . W., 3860 South Jason Street.
4. ommuni cations.
(a) Report from Wm . A . Hamilton, !<,ire Chief, with re -
gard to attend a n ce at the 42nd Annual Fire Department
In stru c tors Conferen ce in Kansas City, Missouri,
from Marc h 23-27, 1970 . (Copi e s transmitted here-
with.)
(b) R port from Mrs . D. A . Romans, Planning Director,
with regard to ttendance at the Ameri can Society of
Planning Officials Confe rE'nce in New York City from "2
April 3-10, 1 970 . (Copies will be available at the
session .)
(c) Minutes o f th e Board of Adjustment a nd Appeals
me ti ng of March 2 , 1970. (Copies tran smitted here-
with.)
(d) Mi nut s of th Boa d of Care r rvice Commissioners
m ting o( Apri l 16, 197 0. ( opi s transmitted here-
with .)
( ) Minut of l.h Parks nd R c r ation Commission
m cti ng of April i!, 1970 . ( opies tran mitted here-
wi th .)
(f) tter from Mr. o l b rt Cushing, hairman, Parks
a nd Rec r ation ommission, with regard to policy for
nami ng it v parks. ( 'opi s transmitt d herewith.)
(Co ntinue d)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
APRIL 20 , 1970
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4. Communications. (Conti nued)
(g) Minut of the Police Pension Board meeting of
April 3, 1970. (Copies previously transmitted .) -
5 . ity Attorn y.
(a) Ordinance on final readi ng ratifying a nd approving
contracts for repair work at the Sewage Treatment
Plant. (Cop ies previously transmitted.)
(b) Bill for an Ordi n a nc e a mending the Municipal Code
provisions for veteran s preference points for City
employees . (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(c) Ordinance on final r eading assessi ng costs of re-
m oving weeds a nd r ubbish . (Copies previously
transmitted.)
(d) Re port regarding the l egality of returning contri-
butions made to the Police a nd Fi r e pensions.
(Copy of a n opinion of the Attorney Ge neral trans-
mitte d herewith.)
(e) Re port regarding the parking of l arge vehicles on
the public streets.
(f) Sale of a parce l of prope rty owned by the City to
t he Engl ewood School District.
(g) Request for a uthor! zation to attend a s hort course
on Lo cal Government Legal Problems at the South-
west Legal Foundation in Dallas, Texas .
(h ) Ordinance on final reading assessing costs of
Paving District No. 1 . (Copi es previously trans-
mitted.)
(i) Attorney's c hoi ce .
6 . City Manager.
(a) R eport on bids for construction of "Hampden Place"
(t he street between the City Hall and the new First
National Bank building) and action on the same.
(b) Consideration of a contract regarding TOPICS
(TraUic Operations Program To Increase Capacity
and Safety) for signalization of certain intersections
of South Broadway.
(c) R quest for authorization for t he Traffic Engineer
to attend a Traffic Engineering course offered by the
Engle Stgnal Company in Davenport, Iowa, from
May 1 -22, 1970.
(d) R esolution appropriating supplemental funds. (Copies
tran smitt d herewith.)
(e) Finan ial report forth month of March. (Copies
transmitted h rewith.)
(f) Manager's choice .
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AGENDA FOR H EGULAR COUNC IL SESSIO N
APRIL 20 , 1970
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7 . Recognition of non-schedule d citi zens a nd visitors.
8 . Gen ral discussion .
(a) Mayor's choice.
(b) Co un c ilm a n's c ho ice.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE
IMPROVEME NT S 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-
E;RGENCY.
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WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 17, Series 1969, finally passed
and adopted on April 21, 1969, the City Council has created Paving
District 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 Council and due notice was given that the City
Council wou ld me et to hear and conside r objections to the assess-
ment roll on Monday, March 23, 1970, and that the owners of property
nam ed in said assessment roll might, on or befo re Mar ch 19, 1970,
fil e with the Director of Finance, in writing, his or their ob-
jections to the assessments; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heard and considered all
objec tions to the assessment roll and the following changes and
corrections were made:
*Insert on Firs Publication
**Insert on Final Publication
WtLL•ON a LAWW
AnOftNlYe AT LAW
DINYt"• COL.O"AOO
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Lloyd Cecil & Ida Eva
Hill
4795 South Sherman
Kenneth G. & Geraldine
Kline
3907 S. Cherokee
Lewis & Maxin e Yeo
4295 S. Delawar e
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
William J. & Nilah F.
Roback
3447 S. Grant
Dora P. Vogel
3470 S. Grant
Guy G. & L. Isabelle
Wilson & B. Marcello
Simmons & Harry D.
Roth
17117 West lOth Ave.
Denver
Stephen Dreher Jr.
1305 E. Howell St.
#101
Seattle, Washington
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Lot ~ Subdivision
27-71 Harlem
30 Addition
45 & 4 Jackson's
46 Broadway
25 &
26
9 &
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39 &
40
18 &
19 &
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21 &
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45 &
46
47 &
48
33 &
34
35 &
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4
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2
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7
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Heights
Woodman's
Subdivision
Jackson's
Broadway
Heights
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
Premier
Addition to
Englewood
Original
$1,025.77
427.41
444.27
319.61
323.42
451.15
366.74
372.61
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25S.67
Part of NE\ SW\ Sec. 10-2,241.40
5-68, Desc. as fol: Comm.
at a pt. which is 7S' S
of S line of Layton Ave.
& SO' W of centerline of
S. Bdwy.~ ths. S lSO'~
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. &
SO ' W of center line of
S. Bdwy~ th. S 7S 1 ; th.
W to center line of s.
Acoma St. extended~ th.
N along center iine of
S. Acoma St. extended
7S'; th. E to pob~
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$1,003.80
419.04
300.78
303.69
303.69
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300.77
3S8.79
S09.37
3S6.1S
2S0.81
624.0S
2,137.39
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WHEREAS, from the statement made and filed with the City
Council, it appears that the whole cost of said improvements is
the sum of$ 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 intere st as allowed by law; and .
WHE~EAS, fro m 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 Eng lewood 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:
S ection l . That the whole cost and appor tionment of the
same , as set forth in said Resolution and Notice , and as amended
herein, is hereby approved and confirmed, and s aid apportionment
is here by d eclar d to be in accordance with the special b enefi ts
which the property in the District will receive by reason of the
constru ction of said improvements, and a share of said cost is here-
by asses sed to and upon each lot or tract of land within the Dis -
trict in the pr·opor ions and amounts set forth in said Resolution
and Noti ce, 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 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 or otherwise, to pay in such installments.
Such election shall be conclusively held and con-
sidered as a ~aiver 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 shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer
of Arapahoe County, Colorado, in ten (10) equal annual installments
of principal, the firs~ 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 before the lst 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~l~,L--1_9_7_2 _____ , and payable each year at the time of paying
installments of principal.
Section 3. Failure to pay any installment, whether of
principal or interest, when due shall cause the whole of the un-
paid principal to become due and payable immediately, and the whole
amount of the unp aid principa l and accrued interest shall th reafter
draw interest at the rate 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 rig ht thereafter to pay in installments in the same
manner as if default had not been suffered. The owner of a ny 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.
Immediat e ly after the expiration of such thirty day period, said
assessments shall b e certified to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe
Coun t y, Col orado, for collection, as provided by law.
Section 5. That if any tract or parcel of property
includ e d within Paving District No. 18 is h e reafter divided or
subdivid e d 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 spec i f ic parcels with-
in the District, proportiona t e to the division of the parcels of
real property against which the same may be assessed, and to certify
the revised assessments to the Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colo-
rado.
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ORDINANCE NO . It-, SERIES OF Cli;fo
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EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND
0 RUBBISH THE REFROM .
e Ci y Council h as heretofore been informed
r o he City of Englewood , pursuant to the
o . 23.17 of the Municipal Code of the City of
, Colora o, ha cer ai n costs have been incurred by
caua1ng he remova l or disposal of certain weeds or
var1ous proper ies located within the City, that
a s a en of h costs i n curred together with administrative
cos s has been ma1led to t he owners of such property, and that
more than thirty (30) d a y s have elapsed without said statement
of co s ts bei n g p ai d.
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
disposal 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, Stray ers
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'
o f 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
Amount of Assessme nt
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
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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
S 30' of Lot 3 and N 45' of Lot
4, Block 3 , Pleasant View, 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 West 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
$ 63.25
101.20
189.75
62.62
569.2 5
12.65
139.15
60.09
Section 2 . Upon fi nal 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.
Introduc ed , read in full and passed on first reading
on the 6th day of April, 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of April, 1970.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the ~
day of Ur •~, 1 , 1970.
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1970 on the , '...,· day of Ordinanc.e No. / <2 , Series of ~'! ( 1 ~970.
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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 Ordinance No. / , Series of 1970
finally passed on the '' day of , 1970.
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RESOLUTION 0 . /6 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOL UTION APPROPR IAT ING FUNDS FOR THE POLICE
DEPARTMEN T AND CITY COUNCIL .
WHEREAS, t he City of Englewood h a s determined that
an additional animal warden is required for the remainder of
1970 at a total cost of $4 ,000.00; an d
WHEREAS, the City Coun cil h as determined th a t it is
desirous of contributi n g an add ition a l $500 t o the Community
Arts Sympho n y for 1970; a nd
WHEREAS, the City Council h a s also dete rmined th a t
an a dditional expenditu r e for the City's p artici pation in the
TOPICS p rogram of $4,400 and an expenditure of $5,200 for the
paving of Wes t Hampd en Place is warranted; and
WHEREAS, th e Director of Finan ce h as certified that
there is a sufficien t fund balance i n the Ge neral Fund an d cash
in said fund to co ver said expenditures.
NOW, THEREFO RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TH E CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF EN GL EWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows :
Section 1. The following financi al transactions are
c hereby a uthor~zed:
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Increase in Appropri at ion
City Council
Police Department
~ublic Works (TOPICS at $4 ,400
and West Hampden Plac e a t
$5, 200)
Sourc e of Appropriation
Fund Balance , General Fund
$ 500
4 ,000
9 ,600
$14 ,100
Section 2. The City Manager an d Director of F i nance
are hereby author i z ed to make the necessary financial transactions
for the Pol ice Department and City Coun cil from the Ge ne r al Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this o1<? day of April, 1970.
Attes t:
1, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer ,
of he Ci y of Englewood , Colorado do hereby certify that the
above and foregoi n~ ~s a true, a ccura te and complete COJ?Y of
Resolution No. /,<. , Series of 1970 passed on the _.:.........._ __
day of April, 1970 .
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman
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ORDINANCE NO. f , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND RATIFYING CERTAIN
EMERGENCY PURCHASES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER UTILITY 1 AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
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WHEREAS, Section 116 of the Charter of the City of
Englewood provides that no capital improvement , costing in
excess of $1,000.00 shall be contracted for, except upon the
basis of specifications properly submitted and approved for
which competitive bids have been advertised for and received,
except that when Council deems the same expedient, contracts
for public works or improvements 1nay be negotiated, provided
that contracts for which no competitive bids have been requested
shall be invalid unless accepted by ordinance which shall
declare the reason for exception to the competitive bidding
requirement, and
WHEREAS, the East Digester to the Allen Filter Plant
was found to be going sour and that immediate repairs are
necessary to place the Digester back into proper operation at
the earliest possible date, and
WHEREAS, competitive bidding for the equipment and work
to accomplish this purpose was held on a selective basis and
advertisements for said work were not made, and
WHEREAS, the quotations secured for the methane pump
wer e in the amount of $4,914 and $3,389 both from Nash
Engineering, South Norwalk, Connecticut and on the improvements
from York Engineering, $15,700, and Robert Dougan Construction,
$13,900, and
WHEREAS, the matter now having been fully presented
to Council, it is Council's intent and desire fully to approve
and ratify the authorization for the performance of said work
and to authorize the payment of said sums to said parties.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. For the reasons set forth hereinabove, Council
hereby determines that there are good , sufficient and expedient
reasons to have the hereinabove described work performed without
the advertisement of said work and Council does hereby fully
approve and ratify the contracts for the performance of such work
as set forth below:
Robert Dougan Construction
1550 South Pearl
Denver, Colorado
Engineered Products
Nash Engineering
1204 West Cedar
Denver , Colorado
(Methane gas compressor)
$13,900
$ 3 ,314
Section 2 . The Director of Finance is hereby authorized
to pay the above mentioned parties in the amounts set forth
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Section 3. The City Council hereby declares that
an emergency exists necessitating the immediate enactment of
this ordinance to preserve the public health, safety and wel-
fare, by reason of which this ordinance shall become effective
immediately upon its final passage.
on the Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
/ =1 day of Ci';ad~f" , 1970.
Read b y title and passed on final reading on the
day of Ci;rJ-Lt ( , 1970.
Published in full as O~dinance No. \? , Series of
1970, on the , 7 -'f day of /{' 0 '< / , 1970.
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Attest:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and compl ete copy of an Ordinance passed on final reading and
published in full as Ordinance No. Sf
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Series of 1970.
Attest:
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
APRIL 20, 1970
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on April 20, 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 Presbyterian Church. Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Mayor Schwab.
The Ma y or asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, th e following were present:
Schwab .
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
City Attorney Berardini,
Deputy City Clerk Herndon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1970 AND THE SPECIAL
MEETING OF APRIL 13, 1970 BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti ,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. and Mrs. Doyet J. Barbre,
4521 South Clarkson Street, from the list of "Special Citizen
Program Invitees."
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City Manager Dial i n troduced Mr. William L. McD ivitt,
t he City of Englewood's new Assistant City Manager, to members of
City Council and the audience.
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Dr. James R. Feucht, Extension Associate Professor,
Colorado St a te University Service, Department of Horticulture,
appeared before City Council and discussed the City's proposed
ordinance relat i ng to the control of trees, the establishment of
a City Forester, and the regulation of businesses caring for
trees . Dr. Feucht stated that in order to provide adequate tree
protection an effective program must b e established which would
give the City of Englewood the power to implement the cleaning up
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of all dead trees, tree pruning, tree removal and spraying.
Dr. Feucht discussed the problem of Dutch elm disease and stated
that municipalities should develop some system for tree preserva-
tion like the program described above. Dr. Feucht stated that
the proposed ordinance would be effective in the protection of
all trees within the City of Englewood.
Discuss ion ensued.
Mr. E. P. Romans, Director of Parks and Recreation,
appeared before City Council and stated that the citizens of
Englewood should be informed on how to keep, maintain and plant
trees.
Councilman Lay requested that a study session be held
on the proposed ordinance.
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Mr. William H. Triggs, 4300 South Jason Street , appeared
before City council on behalf of the Englewood Citizens for
Effective Storm Drainage and Flood Control. Mr. Triggs presented
a letter signed by 296 (count unverified) residents in support
of the proposed ordinance adopting a fee schedule for storm
drainage and flood control.
Mr. Werner D. Schnackenberg, 4601 South Bannock, appeared
before City Council in support of the proposed ordinance on storm
drainage and flood control. Mr. Schnackenberg urged City Council
to put the ordinance into effect as soon as possible.
Mayor Schwab asked those in the audience who were in
support of storm drainage to stand. Seventeen people stood.
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Mayor Schwab introduced the following students (with
their counterparts) who will be officiating at the May 4, 1970
Student Government City Council meeting:
Student
Bill Howard
Ed Patterson
Nancy Brown
Colleen Porter
Jim Long
Bev Lane
Ed Leachman
Debbie Hurne
Darrell Ross
Torn Barritt
Position
Mayor
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
City Attorney
Official
Elmer E. Schwab
John J. Lay
Dallas J. Dhority
Howard R. Brown
Milton Senti
John c. Kreiling
Richard Lone
Stanley H. Dial
William L. McDivitt
Bernard Berardini
Mayor Schwab also introduced Douglas Yarbrough and
Linda Ruckman, students from Sheridan High School.
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Councilman Brown thanked the members of the Englewood
citi zens for Effective Storm Drainage and Flood Control Committee
for corning to the meeting. Councilman Brown assured the members
th at the City Council is concerned with the problem of storm
dra inage and is studying and trying to come to a workable solution.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE
V.F.W., POST NO. 322, 3860 SOUTH JASON STREET, BE OPENED. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Ab sen t : Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing
opened at 8:53 P.M. (Note: A tape recording of the public hearing
is on fi le wi th the official records.)
Li sted below are those individuals who appeared before City Counci l and the exhibits presented.
Mr. Robert A. Lehman, attorney, 2401 East Second, representing the V .F.W.
Exhibit No. 1
Exhibit No. 2
Petition containing approximately
52 signatures (count unverified)
of members of the V.F.W., Post No.
322.
Eight petitions containing approxi-
mately 365 signatures (count unveri-
fied) of individuals within a six
block area of the V.F.W.
Mr. Lewis M. Romans, Commander of the V.F.W., Post No. 322, 3860 South Jason Street.
Mayor Schwab asked those in the audience who were in
favor of the club liquor license application to stand. Eleven
were in favor. No one was opposed.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Upon the call of tha roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing closed at 9:03 P.M.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE APPLICATION FOR A CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE FOR THE V.F.W., POST
NO . 322, 3860 SOUTH JASON STREET, BE TABLED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carr i ed.
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A report from William A. Hamilton, Fire Chief, in
regard to his a ttendanc e a t t he 42nd Annual Fire Department
Instructors Conference in Kansa s City, Missouri, from March 23
to 2 7, 1970 was received f or the record.
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A report from Mrs. Dorothy A. Romans, Planning Director,
in regard to her a ttendance at the American Soc iety of Planning
Offici als Conference in New York City from April 3 to 10, 1970
was received for the reco rd.
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The minute s of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of March 2, 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Board of Career Service Commissioners
meeting of April 16, 1970 we r e received for the record.
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The minutes of the Parks and Rec r e ation Commission
meeting of April 8, 1970 were rece i ved for the record.
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A memorandum from Mr. Paul T. Blessing, Chairman,
Parks and Recreation Commission, in regard to a proposed policy
for naming parks and other recreational facilities was received for the record.
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The minutes of the Police Pension Board meeting of
April 3, 19 70 were received for the record.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 9, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND RATIFYING CERTAIN
EMERGENCY PURCHASES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER UTILITY, AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 9, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the c all of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab . Ayes: Coun ci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kre iling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None •
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared the motion c a rried.
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I n t r oduced as a Bill b y Coun ci lman Lay and read i n full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDIN ANCE AMEND I NG SECTION 6.7 -15 ENTITLED
"VETERAN'S PRE FERENCE , S UBS ECTION (b) PERIODS OF SERVICE" OF
THE MUNI C IPAL CODE OF THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, BY CON-
CONFORMING SAID ORD I NANC E TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE XII,
S ECTION 14, CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF CO LORADO.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNC ILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE PROP OS ED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING AND ORD ERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPRISE. Up on the c all of th e roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Aye s : Counci l men Brown, Dho r ity , Kre i ling, L ay, Sent i ,
Nays: None.
Absen t : Councilman Lone .
The Ma y or d ec lare d the mo tion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND
DISPOSAL OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
(Copied in full in t h e o ffici a l Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MO VE D, CO UN CI LMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 10, SERIES OF 19 70 BE PA SSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE EN GLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll , the v ote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Counc ilme n Bro wn, Dho r ity, Kr ei l i n g , Lay, Senti,
Nay s: Non e .
Abs e nt: Councilman Lone.
The Ma y or d e clared the motion carried.
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A report regarding the legality of returning contri-
butions mad e to t h e Police Pension Fund from City Attorney
Berardini with an opinion of the At t o rney General were received
f or the r e cord .
City Atto r ney Berard in i stated that i n v iew o f t h e
Att o r n ey Ge n eral 's o p inion t he Police P e ns i on Board would no t have
th e a uthority to refund co ntributio ns ma de t o t he Pol ice P e ns i on .
Mr. Bera r d i n i st a ted th a t bec a use the Bo ard i s a s t atuto r y body
it i s without jurisdiction to refund con t r i but i ons u nl es s the re
i s a ch a nge at the Sta te lev el.
Discus sion en s ued.
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Ci t y Attorney Berardini present ed and discussed a
proposed bill for an ordinance regarding the parking of large
vehicl e s on publ ic streets particularly in residential are as.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Brown and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE",
CHAPTER 25.1 ENTITLED "TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES" OF THE
MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, BY ADD I NG A NEW SECTION
THERETO RESTRICTING PARK ING OF SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS,
TRUCKS, AND COMMERCIAL VEH ICLES WITHIN ANY RES IDENTIA LLY ZONED
AREA OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE AMENDED BY INSERTING "TRUCK TRAILER"
AFTER "S EMI-TRAILER" IN SECTION 25 .5 -ARTICLE XI, SECTION 11-5
(A). Upon the call of the roll, the vot e resulted as follows :
Schwa b. Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, L a y , Senti,
Na ys : None .
Abs ent : Councilman Lone.
The Ma y or dec lared the motion c arried .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING AS AMENDED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD
HERALD AND ENTERPRISE . Upon the call o f the roll, the vote r esulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared t he motion c arr ied.
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Introduced as a Bill by Coun cilman Dhority and r e a d in full ,
A BI L-f'OR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF THE CITY 'S
INTEREST IN REAL PROPERTY TO THE ENGLEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO . 1.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absen Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE-
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;
PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID
ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCIL MAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 11, 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 vot e resulted as follows :
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial gave a brief report on the bids
received for the construction of Hampden Place and stated that the low bids received were:
Concrete Curb and Gutter
J & N Concrete $2,696 .30
Paving
Peter Kiewit Sons $5,088.52
Mr. Dial recommended that contracts be awarded to the above two companies.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Kreiling and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AWARDING CONTRACTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
IMPROVEMENTS ON HAMPDEN PLACE BETWEEN SOUTH CHEROKEE AND SOUTH
ELATI CONSISTING OF CONCRETE AND PAVING TO J & N CONCRETE CO .
AND TO PETER KIEWIT SONS' CO .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lon .
The Mayor declared th mot1on carried.
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City Attorney Berardini reported th at a mandatory
injunction h ad been received from Judge Foote in the litigation
against the Miller property, 4089 South Acoma . Mr. Berardini
stated that the injunction gave Mrs . Miller 60 days, until June
18, 1970, to clean up her e ntire property; and it proh ibited her
from bringing add ition a l items on her property whi ch would result
in a similar si tuat ion.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that a law suit had
been filed against Officer Goetz which claimed that excessive
force had been used in effecting arrest. Mr. Berardini stated
that the summons and complai nt h ad been transferred to Ro y al
Globe Insurance, the City's previous insurance carrier, as this
occurred in 1969. Royal Glob e indicat ed that they would come
in and defend Officer Goet z but if a judgment was awarded on the
b asis of assault and b a ttery against Officer Goetz they would
not give a judgment . Mr . Ber ardini stated that because of this
Officer Goetz h a d retained hi s pr iva te at torney to defend him.
City Atto rney Berardini stated that this pr esents a
problem as to the extent of this insuranc e covera ge and its
effectiv eness . Mr. Berardini stated that the City is immune to
civi l prosecution in governmental functions , that is, if a pol ice
officer or other emplo yee commits a civil wrong against someone,
the City is not l i 3bl e; and the City Attorney would h ave no
authority to defen d h 1m as such. Th erefore, Mr. Berardini suggested
that the City Council meet at a future d a te to hear evidence and
try to establ ish a policy about wha t it c a n an d cannot do in this
area.
City Man a ger Dial stated tha t City Attorney Berardini,
Chief Clasby and himself were working with the City's insurance
consultant to develop a complete report to give to City Council
for some recommendation as to the pol icy and attitude on the part
of the City towards officers and other employees if suits were
brou~ a gainst them while in the line of duty.
COUNCILMAN
THE CITY ATTORNEY BE
GARDING THE ISSUANCE
3295 SOUTH BROADWAY.
as follows:
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LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
AUTHORIZED TO DEFEND THE CITY COUNC IL RE-
OF A 3 .2 BEER LICENSE TO THE SPORT BOWL,
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the mot1on carried.
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COUNCILMA KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT 'I'HE C ITY ATTORNEY BE AUTHORIZED TO ATTEND A COURSE ON
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LEGAL PROBLEMS AT THE SOUTHWEST LEGAL FOUNDATION
I N DALLAS, TEXAS . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None .
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Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed.
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City Manager Dial di s cussed the signalizat ion of certain
intersections on South Broadway to change the s ignal poles to the modern mast arm des i gn.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN AN AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND TOPICS (TRA FFIC OPERATIONS
PROGRAM TO INCREASE CAPACITY AND SAFETY). Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Aye s: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , S e nti ,
Na y s: None.
Absent: Coun cilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried .
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER BE AUTHORIZED TO ATTEND A TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
COURSE OFFERED BY THE EAGLE SIGNAL COMPANY IN DAVENPORT , IOWA
FROM MAY 18 TO 22, 1970. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor ity, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE POLICE DEPART-MENT AND CITY CO UNCIL.
(Copied in full in the official Res olution Book.)
COUNCI LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
the c all of the roll, the vot e resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes : Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, S enti ,
Na y s: Non e .
Abs e nt· Co unci lman Lon e.
The Ma y or decl ared the motion carr ied .
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The financial report fo r the month of March, 1970, was received for the record.
City Manager Dial reported that the sales t ax had
exceeded the original estimate by fifteen per cent for the first
quarter of 1970. Mr . Dial stated that at the present rate the
sales tax e st i mat e may be e xceeded by $300,000.
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City Manag er Dial reminded members of Council that
Student Government Days would be April 23 and 24, 1970.
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Ci t y Manager Di al stated that the Annual Awards Banquet would be held Ma y 13, 1970.
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City Manager Dial stated that Mr. Bill Brokate was
appointed Chief Building Inspector but that he would also act as
the Structural Inspector. Mr. Dial stated that an Environmental Inspector had been hired .
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City Manager Dial presented a financial statement to
City Council for the Englewood-Littleton-Fort Logan Bus Line.
Discussion ensued .
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City Manager Dial presented to City Council a circular
whi ch will be distributed by the League of Women Voters for the
Ma y 5, 1970 special election. Mr. Dial stated that he had dis-
cussed the Charter amendments with representatives of the Denver Post and Englewood Herald.
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City Manager Dial r eported that a request for a
light in an alley between Grant and Logan had been rece i ved
(100 feet north of Mansfield between Logan and Grant).
Discussion ensued.
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. Joyce L. Williams, 4845
South Cherokee. Mr . Williams was concerned about the charge for replacing his sidewalk.
Mayor Schwab indic at ed that Mr. Williams should contact
the Director of Public Works and that the problem could not be
settled without both sides of the question being presented.
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Mayor Schwab reminded members of City Council th at a
coffee would be held April 27, 1970 in the Community Room to
answer quest1ons regarding the bus line and proposed Chart er amendments.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11:15 P.M.
DBiuty City Clerk
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA DO
APRIL 6, 1970
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The C~ty Counc i l o f the C~ty of Englewood , Arapahoe
County, Col orado me t in regular session on April 6 , 1970 a t
8:00 P.M.
Ma y or Schwab, pres~d~ng , called the meet~ng to order .
The i nvocation was g~ven by Reverend Allen Strong of
the First Pr esbyteri a n Church. Pledge of Al~eg~an c e was led b y
Ma yor Schwab .
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the c all of the
ro ll, the fol l o wing were present:
Co unc i lmen Brown , Dh or~ty , Kre il~ng , Lay, Schwab.
Abs e nt ! Councilmen Lone, Senti .
Th e Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were > City Manager D~al,
City At t orn ey Berardini ,
City Cl e rk Ly on .
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COUNCILMAN DHOR ITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED , THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MARCH 16, 1970 AND THE PUBLIC
HEARING OF MARCH 23, 1 970 BE APPROVED AS READ . Upon the call of
the roll, the vote r e sulted as follows :
Ayes: Counc~lmen Brown, Dho r~ty, Kre~l~ng, Lay , Schwab.
Nays : Non e.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Sent~.
The Ma yor declared the mot~on carried .
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Ma yor Schwab recogn~zed Mr . James W. Murphy , 4252 South
Delaware Street , from the lis t of "Spec ial Citi zen Program
Invitees ."
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Mr. Harold Rus t , manager of the Englewood office of
the Publ~c Serv~ce Company of Colorado . appeared before City
Council and presented the quarterly franch~se check ~n the amoun t
of $34 ,500 represent i ng th e f~rst quar e r franch~se payment for .
19 70.
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Mr : Tom E~tel, attornPv 1470 South Sherman, represent-~ng South Broadway Spec~a lt~es, In c ., 5180 Sou h Broadwa y, appeared
before CJ y Council r equest1ng the r ~ssuance of the l~quor license
fo r Gu e spato Cr1stofolo Ch 1ac ch~e ron trom Mr. Saul Leibow to
South Broa dway Sp ec1 alt ~es. Inc . Mr. Ellc l d 1scussed the t ran sfer
w~t h me mbers of C1 ) Counc1 l.
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COUNCILMAN KREI LING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE THE REISSUANCE OF THE LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR GUESPATO CRISTOFOLO CHIACCHI ERONE 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
COMPANY . Upon the ca ll of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority, Kre i ling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Sent i .
The Mayor declared the motion carr ied .
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Mr. Chalmerse A . Parker, 3996 South Grant, appeared
b efo r e City Council on behalf of the Englewood Human Relations
Council . Mr. Parker requested that the City of Englewood waive
the custodian fees for a play to be held by the Human Relations
Council April 16 , 1970 . Mr . Parker stated that one-half of the
admissions were to go to the players and the Human Relations
Council and one-half to the sellers of the t1ckets.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUN CILMAN BROWN SECONDED , THAT
THE REQUEST OF MR. CHALMERSE A. PARKER THAT THE CU STODIAL FEE
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, Dho rity, Kre i l1ng , Lay , Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti .
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
Mr. George Mason, chai rman of the En glewood Human
Relations Council, was recognized by the City Council.
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Mr. Norman Harness, 432 5 South Huron, appeared before
City Council repre senting the V.F .w . Post #322, 3860 South Jason.
Mr. Harness requested approva l of the City Council to circulate
petitions for the proposed club liquor license of the V.F .W.
eight blocks e ast and west and en b locks n or h and south. Mr.
Harness stated that he did not wi sh th at pe t1tions be circulated
west of South Santa Fe and north of U.S. 285
It was the c onsensus of City Counc i l that the request
of Mr . Harn ess to c1rculate pet itions 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
C1t y Counc1l and requested the City of Englewood to pass an ordi-
nance proh1b1t1ng the sale of 3.2 beer on Sundays . Mr . Summers
sta ed hat a s1m1lar ord1nance had been upheld by the Colorado Supreme Court .
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Mr . Tod Baker, attorney, Denver U.S . Na tional Center,
r e prese nting Mr. Jerry Sturm of he P e anut Barrel , 3535 South
Huro n, appe a red before City Council. Mr . Baker stated th at
Mr . S turm h a d n ot kept w~th his representations concerning the Apr~l 1 , 1970 open~ng of the P ea nut Barrel restaurant and liquor
outlet but th a t they were progressi n g with construction and
requested Cou ncil 's i nd ulgence for 30 more d a ys. Mr . Baker stated
that Mr. Sturm had alre a dy invested $2 5 ,000 in the r e staurant and
was obligated to Stores Equipment Corporation in the amount of $34 ,000 .
Mr. Jerry S t urm, 3184 West Edgemo re Drive , appeared
before City Co uncil and requeste d a n addit io nal 30 d a ys to bring
the l1quor licen s e of the Peanut Barrel into effect . Mr. Sturm
stated that he would b e wi lling to post a $5 ,000 p e rforman ce bond .
City Co un ci l d~scussed the a ction to b e taken on Mr . Sturm 's request.
COUNCIL MAN LAY MOVED, COUN CILMAN KREILING SECONDE D,
THAT THE TIME FOR OPENING WITHO UT REVO CATION OF THE PEANUT BARREL,
3535 SOUTH HURON , LIQUOR LICEN SE AUTHORIZA TION BE EXTENDE D 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 FORF EITED IF
THE PEANUT BARREL IS NOT OPENED ON MAY 4 , 1970 . Upon the c all of
he roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Counci lmen Brown, Dhority , Krei l ing , Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor decl ared he motion carried .
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A memorandum d a ted March 27, 1970 , from Mr . Kells
Wa ggoner , Di rector of Publ ic Works, to Mr . Stanley H. Dial, City
Manager , r eg ard~n g Paving Distr1 ct assessment protests was re-ce~v ed for the record .
A letter dated March 16, 1970 , from Mr . Howard M.
Ki rschbaum, pr es~de n t of the Community Art s Symphony , to Mr.
Stanley H. D~al, City Ma nager , regard1ng contributions to the
Symphony with at ached exce rpts from minutes of Council meeti ngs
of Oc o b er 7 , 1968 and October 21 , 1968 was received for the
r ecord an d discussed. Mr. Di al indica ted th a the City h ad
budgeted $1 ,500 for the Symphony and paid the a mount. However ,
it was the understand~ng of Mr. Kirschbaum that the City would
support the Symphony in the amount of $2 ,000 annually .
COUNCI LMA N DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDE D, THAT
THE ClTY COUNC1L ALLOCATE ANOTHER $500 TO THE COMMUNITY ARTS
SYMPHONY FOR 1970 BRINGING THE TOTAL CON TRIBUTION TO THE SYMPHONY
TO ~2 ,000 . Upon the c all of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes~ Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay , Schwab .
Na ys· Councilman Kre1l~ng .
Absent· Councilmen Lone , Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carr1ed • • •
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A memorandum dated April 1 , 1970 from the Board of
Car eer S e rvic e Commtssioners regarding a grade recommendation
for the position o f Ditch Rider was rece1ved for t he record.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE RE COMMENDAT ION OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION REGARDING
A GRADE FOR THE POSITION OF DITCH RIDER BE APPROVED. Upon he
c all of the roll, the v o te resulted as follows :
Ayes : counc1lmen Brown , Dhority , Kreil i ng, Lay , Schwab.
Nays~ Non e.
Absent ~ Coun c ilmen Lone, Senti .
The Ma yor declared the motion c arr1 ed.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meetings of March 3 and March 17, 1970 were received for the r ecord .
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The minutes of the Retirement Board meeting of Ma rch
17 , 1970 we r e r eceiv ed for the record .
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The minutes of the Wat e r a nd Sewer Board meeting of
March 17 , 1970 were r ecei v ed for the record .
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The minutes of the Election Commission meet1ng of
March 26 , 1970 were rece1ved for the record .
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A memorandum from Mr s. Irene Jungck to Mr. Stanley
H. Dial, City Ma nager, regarding the use of the var1ous rooms
in the City Hall for the year 1969 was rece1ved for the record .
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A roster of Council, Boards, Comm is sions, and other
Council appointees and department heads as of April 1 , 1970 was
received for the record .
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City Attorney Berard1ni presented a proposed a greement
between the cities of Englewood and Littleton and Mr . Ernest M.
He rb e rtson regarding the acquis ition from Mr . Herbertson of the
Englewood-Littleton-Fort Logan Bus Line and 1ts operat1on by
the c1ties of Englewood and Littleto n.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCI LMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE AGREE MENT BETWEEN THE C I IES OF ENGLEWOOD AND LITTLETON AND
MR . ERNEST M. HERBERTSON RE GARDlN G THE ACQ ISIT ION AND OPERATION
OF THE ENGLEWOOD-LITTLETON-FORT LOGAN BUS :NE BE APPROVED AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORfZED TO EXECUTE THE DOCU-
MENT . Upon the c a l l of the roll, the vote resul ed as follows :
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Ayes : Counc~lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Schwab.
Nays ~ None.
Absent · Coun cilmen Lone, Senti .
The Ma yor dec lared the rnot1on carried .
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A memorandum dat~d March 19, 1970 to Mr . John Murphy,
Personnel Director, from Mr. Bernard V. Berardini , City Attorney ,
regarding application of veterans preference points was received for the record .
COUNCILMAN LA Y MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SE CO NDED , THAT
THE PRESENT CAREER SERVI CE ORDINANCE BE AMENDED TO CONF ORM WITH
THE COLORADO SUPREME COURT DECISION THAT VETERAN POINTS NOT BE
GIVEN FOR VIETNAM AND KOREAN CON FLICTS. Upon the call of the
roll , the vot e resulted as f ollows:
Ayes : Counc ilmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling , Lay , S chwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Coun ci lmen Lone, Sent~.
The Mayor d ec lared the mo ~on c arried .
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City Attorney Berardini gave an oral report concerning
the authority of the Policemen's Pension Board to create a condit~on of employment.
A report dated April 6 , 1970 regarding pending liti-
gation from City Attorney Berard~ni was received for the record.
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN CE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPENDED BY THE CITY IN THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL
OF WEEDS OR RUBBISH THEREFROM.
CO UN CILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCI LMAN DHORIT Y SECONDED, THAT
THE PR OPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING
AND ORDERED PUBL ISHED TN FUL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s : Counc~lmen Brown, Dhor~ty, Kreiling , Lay , Schwab.
Na y s · Non e •
Abs ent· Counci lmen Lone , Senti.
The Ma yor declared the mot1on c arr1 ed .
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COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE APPLICATION OF THE SPORT BOWL, 3295 SOUTH BROADWAY,
BE RE MOVED FROM THE TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows :
Ay e s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays : None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion ca rried.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE APPLICATION OF THE SPORT BOWL, 3295 SOUTH BROADWAY,
BE DENIED BASE D UPON THE FACT THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD HAS
AN ORDINANCE REFUSING THE ISSUANCE OF A LIQUOR LICENSE WHICH IS
WITHIN 500 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. Upon
the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor ity, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Ma yor declared the amendment carried.
Upon the call on the amended motion, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Schwab .
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed .
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVE-
MENTS MADE IN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 18, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO; APPRO VING 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;
PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID
ASSESSMENTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD
AND ENTERPRISE. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
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Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kre i l i ng, Lay, Schwab.
Na y s: None.
Abs e n t : Councilmen Lone, Senti.
Th e Mayo r dec l a r ed t he motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES OF 1 970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE NOTI CE OF SALE OF BOND S
FOR PAVING DI STRICT NO. 19 AND THE NOTICE TO CONTRA CTO RS F OR
CONST RUC TION 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, Sch wab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ci t y Manager Dial stated tha t the City of En glewood
had received a $54,000 gran t from the State Land and Wa te r
Conservation Fund for t he developmen t of t he mi dd le are a of
Englewood-Belleview Park. Mr . Di al s t ated t h a t i n orde r to
utilize this grant t h at $5 4 ,000 of t he Ci t y 's funds mus t be expended.
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City Manager Dia l presented a resolution on the Park
Improvement Fund which carri ed out the financial implications of
the recommendation of the Parks and Recreation Commission approved
by Council at its March 16, 1970 meeting.
RESOLUTION NO. 1 0 , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS WITHIN THE PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND.
(Copied in full i n t h e of f i c i al Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN LA Y MOVED. COUNCILMAN DHORITY SE CONDED,
THAT RESOLUTI ON NO. 10, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED.
Upon the call of the r o ll , the vote resulted as fol l o ws :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone , Senti .
The Mayor dec lared the motion carried.
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City Manager Dial reported in regard to the utilization
of the one-half mill credit of the County Road and Bridge Fund.
Mr. Dial stated that it was his request not to utilize any of
the credit for work on Clarkson due t o th e position of the City
of Cherry Hills. Mr. Dial r e commended instead that the City of
Englewood with the cooperat ion of the Cherr y Hills staff pre pare
t h e worst sections of Clarkso n with its o wn c r e ws. Mr. Di a l
r e commended that the City proceed with the exten s ive s e al co a ting
program which had been propos e d at th e March 1 6 , 19 70 City Council
me eting and further that t h e City overla y Hamp den from Log a n to
Bannoc k as a last priori ty i tem i n the program.
I t was t h e c onsensus of City Council th a t the City
Manage r b e autho r ize d to proce e d as r ecomm e nd e d .
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City Manag er Dial stated that April 24, 1 970 wo u l d
be the Student Go vernment Day Luncheon and r e ques ted me mb ers of
City Council to keep that date open.
City Manager Dial stated that Stud e n t Go v ernm e n t City
Council night would be Ma y 4, 1970.
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City Manager Dial stated that th e Annual Awards
Banquet would be held May 13, 1970.
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City Manager Dial requested a special City Coun c il
meeting on April 13, 1970 for th e awarding o f bids for e me r gen cy
repairs to the sewage treatment plant.
It was the consensus of City Co u n ci l th a t the meeting
be held at 5:30 P.M. on April 13, 1970.
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City Manag e r Dial presented a memorandum from Chief
Clasby requesting an additional dog catcher. Mr . Dial sta ted
that as of April 1, 19 70 , $1,400 in do g l icense fees had been
collected.
It was t he c onse nsus of Ci ty Council th a t the City
proceed with the pre l i min ary rec r ui tment of a dog c a tche r and
that the resolut i on appropr i at i n g f u n ds for a n additional do g
catcher be prepared for t h e next City Council meeting .
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City Council discussed the legal me a ns of c opi n g with
prowling cats.
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City Man a ger Dial presented a copy of a memorandum from
Mr . E . P . Ro mans , Director of Parks & Recreation , concerning the
use of t he Gr oussma n Building, 3537 South Broadwa y. Mr. D~al
sta ted th a t the Gr oussma n Building was being ac q uired by the
Colo rado De partment of Highways and that it was the hope of the
P a rks and Recrea tion Depa rtment that the City ma ke use of the
structur e fo r r ecre a tion purposes . The cost estima ted to reno-
vate the structure would be $40 ,000 a ccording to the estimates
obt a ined b y the P a rks a nd Recreation Commission . • •
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO TAKE ALL
STEPS APPROPRIATE TO INDICATE TO THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 'S DESIRES TO OBTAIN THE GROUSSMAN
BUILDING THROUGH A LONG TERM LEASE FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE CITY'S
RECREATION PROGRAM. Upon the call of t he roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty, Kre i l i ng, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: None .
Abs e n t: Councilmen Lone , Sent i .
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried.
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RESO LUTION NO. 11, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 51 , SERIES OF
1968, THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PAY PLAN.
(Copi ed in full in the official Re solution Book .)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED ,
THAT RESOLUTION NO . 11, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED
SUBJECT TO THE CONCURRENCE OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMISSION .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as fol lows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kr eiling , Lay , Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Senti.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager Di al indicated to members of C~ty Council
th at the City was scheduling a course on computers and ~nformati on
s y stems for department heads and City Council dur~ng the month of
May, probably on the Saturdays of May 9 and 16 , 1970 .
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City Council discussed the Ma y 5 election on he bus
line and the charter amendments.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. 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 mo ion carried , and the meeting ad journed
at 11:01 P.M .
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CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
APRIL 13, 1970
SPECIAL MEETING:
The City Counci l of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , State of Colorado , met in special session Monday, April
1 3 , 1970 at 5 :40 P .M .
Clerk:
The following "Notice of call" was read by the City
NOTICE OF CALL BY THE MAYOR
FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MOND AY, APRIL 1 3 , 1970 -5 :30 P.M.
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Ar apaho e County ,
Colorado, is hereby c alled to a special meeting in the City
Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, to consider a bill for an ordi-
nance relating to emergen cy repairs to the Englewood Sewage
Treatment Plant and any other matters relating thereto and to
consider a contract with the Colorado Department of Highways
concerning the TOPICS (Traffic Operations Program to Increase
Capa city and Safety).
STANLEY H . DIAL
City Manager
SHD/mmb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE
The following persons, all Councilmen of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby acknowledge rece~pt of Notice of the above
special session:
/s/ John J. Lay
/s/ Elmer E. Schwab
/s/ Howard R . Brown
/s/ Milton Senti
/s/ Dick Lone
Notice was given to the following Councilmen who were not in
attendance:
Councilmen Dhority and Kreiling.
Ma yor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order
and asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following
were present:
Councilmen Brown, Lay, Lone,, Sent1 , Schwab.
Absent : Councilmen Dhority, Kreil i ng.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Ci y Manag r Dial presented to members of City Council
a le ter from Mr. H. S . McCa ll, McCall-Ell i ngson Consulting
Eng~neers , abula ~ng the b~ds r eceived for the East Digester
improvements at the Englewood Sewage Treatment Plant.
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at 5 :42 P.M. and took his seat with Council .)
Mr. H . S. McC all, McCall -E llingson Consulting Engineers,
1721 High Stre et , appeared before City Council and explained the
proposals received for the digester repairs and the proposals
received for the meth an e compressor.
(Councilman Kre1ling entered the Council Chambers at
5 :44 P .M. and took his seat with Council .)
Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORI ZING AND RATIFYI NG CERTAIN
EMERGENCY PURCHASES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER UTILITY , AND DE CLARING
AN EMERGENCY.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN KR EILING SECONDED,
THAT THE BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhor1ty , Kreiling, L a y , Lone,
Senti , Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried .
City Manager Dial stated that he would approve change
ord ers on thi s contract up to a total of ten per cent of the
agg r eg a te.
It was the consensus of City Council that City Ma n a ger
Di al approve the chang e orders as stated.
COUNCI LMAN KREI L ING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resul ed as follows :
Ayes: Counc ilmen Brown , Dhor ity , Kreiling , Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried , and the meeting ad journed
at 6:00 P.M .
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"SPECIAL CITIZEN PROGRAM INVITEES, April 20, 1970
Precinct No . -Mr . and Mr s . Carl H. Bonn ey , 3848 South Galapago Street
Precinct No . 2 -Mr . and Mr s . Randall L. Clark , 2930 So u th Acoma Street
Precinct No . 3 -Mr . and Mr s . Jack Firth , 3280 South Sherman Street
Preci nct No. 4 -Mr. and Mr s . H. K. Conlin, 3794 South Delaware Street
Preci nct No . 5 -Mr . and Mr s . Charles E. Kade ra , 1165 Ea st Bate s Parkway
Precinct No . 6 -Mr. and Mr s . John B. Ra gatz, 3004 Cornell Circle
Pr ecinct No . 7 -Mr. and Mr s . R. L. Etzkorn, 3109 South Univ r s ity Boulevard
Precinct No . 8 -Mr. and Mr s . Mike Kohler, 3530 South Lo gan Street
Precinct No. 9 -Mr . and Mr s . Edwin John s on, 4060 South Pearl Street
Pr cinct No . 10 -Mr . and Mr s . Ke nneth Round s , 4296 South Ga1apa go Str t
Pr cinct No. 11 -Mr. and Mr s . Elli s E. Compton , 4175 South Sh erman Stre t
Pr cinct o . 12 -Mr . and Mr s . John Scholte n, 4490 South Cherok Stre t
Pr cinct No. 13 - Mr . and Mr s . Kevin Feely , 2960 W st Saratoga Av enu
Pr cinct o . 14 - Mr . and Mr s . Wilbur Green, 4923 South Fox Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Wilbur W. Scott , 4703 South Bannock Stre t
Pr cinct No . 16 -Mr . and Mr s . DoyeL J . Barbr , 4521 South Clarks on Str t
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El"fECT I VE STO R}; DRAINAGE AND f LOO D CONTR OL
T o T h e llonorn b l e El mer E , S chwab
.'nyor of Eng l ellood , Co lorad o
We , the unde rsi g ne d r es idents of the City of Eng l e wood, wish to x r es s to you
and th e C ity Counci l our concer n a b out our c ity's pro b l em of storm~ ninage ,
Y:any sect ions o f Sng l ewood frequent ly have had f lood s that have ca u se loss
bo th to individuals and to the city, A good storm s e we r syst em would hd~
e li mi nat e d the injuri es which have been caused by the sma ll e r storms and 1 ~
those ca use d by the mo st' severe ones.
He wish to e xpr es s our s upport a nd appreciation for the currPnt efforts of the
Council in preparing a n ord inance which would at long last es t ab lish a spec ial
fund to pay f or the construction of storm sewers, \le fee l that the fee schedule
ou~line rl in the pr o p ose d or~ln n nce Is a re a so nn ~l e n ~d equitable way to asse ss
residents f or the ir share of th e cost involved,
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\~e further strong ly endorse the concept of s ~tting aside a specia l fu nd for this
constructicn , Th is will guarant ee that th e mone y will be use d for storm sewers
and not d iver t e d to othe r projects as has happened so f r <'>quently In the past, We
know that s u ch a guarantee could not be made with a simpl e Increase ln the mill
l e vy, which a ga in is one of the baste r ea sons for our sup ~><.rt of the fee sch<'>dule,
W<'! thank you for your help and concern,
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EFF EC TIV E STOR}I DR AI NAGE AND FLOO IJ CONfRO L
T o T he Honorab l e E l me r E , S chwab
Mayor of E n g l ewood , Co l orado
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,lie , the und e rsi g n e d r es i dents o f the C ity o f En g l e uood , wish to ex prEfs4 to you
and the C ity Co uncil our conce rn a b out our city 's pro b l em o f s torm dra i ~~ge ,
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I-' any s ec t ion s o f En g l ew ood fre qu e ntly have ha rl flo ods that have caused loss·l.'-
both to indivi dua ls aml to the city , A g ood storm sewe r syst em would have ~ c
e li minat e d the injuri es wh i ch have been caused by the s ma ller storms and l essened ~0
t hose cause d by the mo st severe one s , ·
lie wish to ex pres s our support and appreciation for th e curr e nt ef forts of the
Counc il in pt·e paring an ord i n.:lnce whi ch would at long last es t a blish a specia l
f und to pay f or the construction of storm se1~e rs , He fee l that the fee sched ule
outline d in th e propos ed ord ina n c e i s a reason.:lb l e a nd e quitabl e way to assess
residents for the ir sha re of the cost involved,
We f urther strong ly e nd orse th e conce pt o f s ~tting asid e a spec ial fu n d for this
cons truct ion, Th is l<ill gua rant ee that th e mone y will be use d for stot·m s e u e rs
and no t dive rt e d to othe r proj ects .:lS has happe n ed so fre que ntly in t h e past , We
know that such a g uarantee could not be made with a si mp l e in c r ease in the mi ll
l e vy, which a g ain is one of the basic r easons f or our s upport of the fee schedule ,
·,1e thank you for your h e lp and concern ,
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EFFECT IV E STOR.V. DRAI NAGE AND f'LOOU CON rROL
T o The 11 onorable F: l me r E . Schwab
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We , the unde rsi g n ed r es idents of th e City of En s l ewo od, wish to e >Q>,ress to you
and the City Council our conce rn about our city 's problem o f storm dra i nage ,
~!any sections o f En g l ewood frequently have had f loods that have c au sed l~oss
both to individuals and to the city, A g ood storm sewer s y s tem would ha ~~
e li minat ed the injuri e s which have bee n caused by the s ma ll e r storms and 1
th ose cause d by the mo s t" severe one s ,
We ~<is h to ex press our support and a ppr e ciati on for the current eff or t s of t he
Council in pr e paring an ordinance uhich 'Wou l d at long lll s t establish a spec ial
f und to pay fo r the construction of storm sewers, l i e fee l that the fee schedu l e
ou t lined ;., the propos"d ord ir,ance is a rc.:l :oo:lo~!e ond equitab l e way t o a s s ess
r esidents for t h e ir share of the cos t invo l ved ,
We furthe r st ron g l y e ndors e the conce pt of sptting aside a special fund for th ls
con stru ct i on , Thi s uil l gua rant ee that t he mone y will be used for storm severs
an d not diverted to othe r pro j e cts as has happen e d s o f r e que ntly in the past . We
know that s uch a guarantee c ou l d not be made with a simple incr e .:1se in the mil l
l evy , wh i ch agai n is one o f the baste r easons for oui-s upport of the fee schedule ,
He t ha nk you for your help and conce r n.
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To ThQ llonorable t:::l me r E , Schwab
ayor of Eng l LHood , Co l o r ad o
We , th e und e rsi g ne d r es i de n ts o f t he Ci ty of Eng l e Hood , wish to ex ~r es s to you
and the C ity Counci l our c oncer n abo ut o ur c i ty 's prob l em o f storm d'r-a.!na g e ,
~~any sect Ions o f ::ng l ew cod fr e que n t ly ha ve had f l oads that have caused loss
both to Individ ua l s and to t h e city, A good s t orm sewe r system wou l d have ~
elim i nat ed the Inj ur i es wh ich ha ve bee n caused by the sma ll er storms and lessen
those caused b y t he mo s t sev e r e one s ,
l!e wi s h to expr ess our s up po rt and ap pre ci a tion fo r t he curre n t effort s of the
Co unc il In pt·e pa r!ng a n o rdinance •~h i c h wo ul d at l ong l ast est ablish a spe ci a l
f u nd to pa y f or the c o ns tr uc tion of st orm seHe r s . l!e fe e l tha t t he fee schedule
out li n ed ;n t~e proposed ord i nance Is a r ~a sanab l e and equi tab l e way t c asses s
res !d ~n ts f o r the ir s h are of the c os t Involv ed,
We furthe r strong l y endorse the conce pt o f s~tti ng a s ide a s pec i a l f und fo r this
cons t r u c ti on . Thi s will g ua ra n tee t h at the mone y u ill be u sed for storm sewe rs
a nd not dive r ted to othe r pro j ect s a s has happe n ed s o fre qu e ntl y In t he pas t, We
know tha t s uch a guaran t ee cou l d n o t be made with a si mpl e Inc r ease In t he mill
l e v y , -..·h !ch ag<:l n Is one of the bas i c r easons [or o ur s uppo rt o f the fee sch edule ,
He thank you f or your he l p and conce rn,
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EFFECTIVE STOR.': DRAI NAGE AND FLOOD CONfROL
To The llonorab le E lm e r E . Schwab
Mayor of Eng l e wood, Co lorado '-'11'~
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We, the undersigned residents of the City of En g l euood , wish to ex pr~s to you
and the City Council our concern about our city 's problem of storm dr111'na,ge .
Many sections of Eng l ewood freq u ent ly have had floods that h11ve caused los~~ C ~
both to individuals 11nd to the city . A g ood storm sewer system would have 0(
eliminated the injuries which have been c<Jused by the smaller storms and lessened?-
those caused by the most severe ones .
lie wi sh to express our support and appreciation for the current efforts of the
Counc i l In preparing an ordinance which uould at long last establ i sh a specia l
fund to pay f or the construction of storm sewers . He fee l tha t the fee schedule
outlined In the pr opose d ordinance is 11 rc11son11b l e and equi t ab l e way to ~sscss
residents for their share of the cost involved .
We furthe r st rong ly endorse the concept of sptting aside a spec i al fund for this
construction . Th is will g uarant e e that th e mo ne y wil l be used for storm sewers
and not d iver ted to other projects as has happened s o f r e qu e n t l y i n th e past . We
know that such a guarant ee could not be made with a simple increase In the mill
l evy , which again is one of the basic r easons for our support of the fee schedule .
~le thank you fo r your help and concern.
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To Th e llonorable El me r E. S chwab
~i ayor o f E n g l e 1~ood , Colorad o
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We , the unde rsi g ne d r e sidents of the City of Eng l ewood , wish to expre'S-s . to you
and the City Council our concern a b out our city 's problem of storm drain~
!':any sections of Eng l ewo od f r equent ly have had floods that have caused loss · C'0 ,-
both to individuals and to the city . A g ood storm sewe r system would have ~q
e liminat e d the injuri e s which have bee n caused by t he smaller storms and lesse ned
those caused by th e most severe ones.
We wish to e xpr ess our su pport and appreciation f or the current ef fo r ts of the
Council In preparing an ordinance ~:hich Yould at long l ast es t ab lish a special
fund to pay for the construction of storm s ewers. li e fee l that the fee schedule
outlined ln the proposed ordinance Is a r e asonable and equ itabl e way to assess
residents for their share of the cost Involved.
We f urther strong ly end orse the conce pt o f s!!ttlng aside a special fund for this
construction. This will g ua r a nt ee that the mone y will be used for storm sewers
and not dive rt e d to other projects as has happened so frequen tly ln the past. We
know that such a guat·antee could not be made with a simple incr e ase In the mi ll
l e vy, -.:hich a gain Is one of the baste reasons f or our support of the fee schedule .
We thank you for your help and concern.
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FOR
EFFE CTIVE STOR.V. DRAI NAGE AND FLOOD CONrROL
To The Honorab le E lm e r E , Sch.,a b
Hayer o f Eng l e ~<ood, Colorado 0, c ">-0f.
We , the undersigned r e sidents of the City of Eng l e11ood , wish to expr ~s~ o you
and the City Council our concern a b out our city's problem of storm drainag.~
~~any sect ions o f En g l e wood fre que ntly have had floods that have caused loss ''-u '
both to individuals and to the city, A g ood storm se.,er system \oiOuld have 'Co('
eliminated the injuri es which have been caused by the s ma ll er storms and lessened q
those caused by the most seve re ones,
1/e wish to express our support and appreciation for the current eff orts of the
Council in preparing an ordinance uhich would at long la st establish a special
fund to pay for the construction of storm seuers, li e feel that the fee schedule
outlined in the proposed ordinance is a reasonable and equitable way to asse ss
residents for their share of the cost involved,
l~e f urther strongly endorse the concept of S!'!tting aside a spe cial fund for this
construction, This "ill guarantee that the money will be used for storrr. sewers
and not diverted to other projects as has happened so fr e quently in the past , We
knou that such a gua rantee could not be made with a simple incr ease in the mill
levy, which again is one of the basic reasons for our support of the fee schedule,
We thank you for your help and concern,
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EFF ECTIVE STO R.': DR AI NAGE AN D f'LOOU CONTRO L
To The llonorablc El me r E, Schwab
Mayor o f E n g l ~woo d , Co lorado
' We , the undersi g ne d r es i de nts of the City of Eng lewood, wish to expr~~s to you
and the City Council our concern a bout our city 's pro b lem of storm dra in~.
}~any s e ctions o f En g l e wood frequently have had f loods that have caused loss ~ c.
both to individuals and to the city. A g ood storm sewer system would have ~q
e liminated the injuri es which have bee n caused by the smaller storms and lessened
those caused by the mos~ severe ones.
He wish to express our support and appreciation for the current efforts of the
Council In preparing an ordinance uhich nould at long last establish a special
f und to pay f or the construction of storm s e wers. Ue fee l that the fee schedule
outlined in the proposed ordinance is a reasonable and equitable way to assess
resid e nts for th e ir share of the cost involved,
We further itrong ly e ndorse the concept of s~tting aside a special fund f or this
const r uction. Th is ui 11 g uarantee that the mo ney will be used for storm sewers
and not diverted to othe r proje cts as has happened so freq uently in the past . We
know that such a guarantee could not be made with a simple increase in the mill
l e vy, which again is one of the basic reasons for our support of the fee schedu l e ,
~l e thank you for your he lp and concern .
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To The Honorab l e E l mer E, S chwab
Mayor of Eng l wood , Colorad o
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We, the undersign ed residents of the City of Eng l ewood , wish to express to you
and th e City Counci l our concern a bout our city 's pt·oblem of storm dr ainage .
:any s e ctions oe Eng l ew ood frequently have had floods that have caused loss
both to individuals and to the city, A g ood storm sewer sys tem would have '-..
e liminated the injuries which have been caused by the smAller storms and lessene
those ca used by the most severe ones ,
lie wi sh to express our support and appreciation for the curre nt effor ts of the
Counci 1 in preparing an ordinance vhich would at long last es tabli sh a specia l
fund to pay f or the construction of storm sewers . \!a feel that the fee schedu le
outl ined in the propose d ordinance is a reasonab l e and equitable way ~o esse ss
resid e nts for their share of the cost involved,
We further str ong ly endorse the concept of s~tting aside a spe cial fu nd for this
construction . This wil l g uarantee that the money will be used for storm sewers
and not dive rted to other projects as has happened so frequent ly ln the past. We
know that such a guarantee could not be made with a simple increase in the mill
l e vy, wh ich aga in is one of the basic r easons for our support of the fee schedule .
\Je thank you for your help and concern.
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EFFE CTIVE STOR.': DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CON f ROL
r o The llonorable E l mer E . S chw ab
l 'ayor of Eng l e:u ood , Co lor.::~d o
We , the unders i g n e d r e s i dents of the Ci ty o f Eng l ewood , wish to express to you
and th e City Cou ncil our concern about our city 's pro b l em of s t orm dra inage..
~any sec tions o f Eng l e wood f r e qu e ntly have had f l oods that hav e cause d loss
both to indi v iduals and to the city , A g ood s torm sewe r sys t em would have -q
e li mina t e d the Injuri es which have been caused by the s ma ll e r s torms and l essened
those c a use d by the mos t sev e re one s,
Ue wi s h to e xpr es s our s up port a nd a p pre ci at i o n for the current eff orts o f the
Counc il In prepar i ng an ord inance ~<h ich would at l ong last es tablish a spe cia l
fund to pay f or the con s truction o f storm sewers . Ue f eel tha t the fee schedule
outlined in the proposed ordinance I s a r~a~on.::1b l e .::1nd equ ita b l e way to assez s
r es l rl e nts for the i r share of t he cost Involved ,
We furth e r stron g ly endorse the conce pt of sp tting as id e a spec ial fu nd for this
construction . Th is will g uarantee that th e money will be used for storm sewer s
and not d ive r ted t o othe r proje cts as has happe n ed so f r e qu e ntly I n the past . le
know that such a g uarantee c ould not be made with a s i mp l e Increase In the mill
l evy , wh i ch aga in is one of the ba s ic reasons fo r our support of the fee schedul e .
He thank you for your he lp and conce rn,
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To Th e llonor.:tb le E l me r E , Schwa b
Hayor of En g l e11o od , Co lorado 0,,
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\~e , the und ers i g ne d r es idents of the City of Eng l ewood , wish to expres s to you
'and th e City Counc il our conce rn about our city 's problem of storl!l dra inag e ,
~a ny s e ctions o f Eng l e wood f r e qu e ntly have had f loods that have caused loss
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e li minated the Injuries wh ich have bee n caused by the small e r storms and l e ssened '"'
thos e caused by the most severe ones ,
l i e wish to express our support and appreciation for the current efforts of t he
Council In preparing an ordinance uhich would at long l ast establish a spec ial
fund to pay f or the construct ion of storm sewers , Ve fee l that th e fee schedule
outline d In the proposed ordin.:tnce i s a r~.:tsonab l e .:tnd equ it ab l e way to a~se ss
resi de nts for the!r share of the cost involve d,
We further strong ly e nd orse the conce pt o f s~tting aside a spec i al fund for this
cons truction , This will g uar a nt ee that the mo n e y will be us ed for storm sewe rs
and not diverted to other proje cts as has happe ned so fr e que ntly in the pas t, l~e
know that such a g uarantee could not be made with a s i mp l e incr ease in the mi ll
l evy , which again is one of the basic reasons for our support of the fee schedule ,
We thank you f or your help and concern,
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T o The Hono ra b l e E l me r E , Schwab
~:ayor of En g l e wood , Colorad o
We , the undersigned residents of th e City of Eng l e wood, wish to ex press to you
'a nd the City Cou ncil our concern a hout our city's pr o b l em o f storm drajnage,
~'any sections of Eng l ew ood frequently have had floods that have cau sed la~s
both to Indiv i duals a nd to the city , A good storm sewer system would have ' (O ~
e limi nated the in juries which have been caused by the smaller storm s and l esse~
those caused by the mo s t severe ones , ·
He wish to e xpr ess our support a nd appreciation f or the current efforts o f the
Council in preparing an ord inance which wou ld at long la s t es ta b lish a specia l
fund to pay fo r the construction of storm sewers, We fe e l that the fee schedule
outline d In the propos~d ordinance Is a reasonabl e and equ itabl e way to assess
reside nts for th e ir share of the cost Involved ,
We further strongly endorse the concept o f s~ttlng aside a spec i a l fu nd for this
construct I on , ThIs 1>1 11 g uara ntee that the mo n ey l~i11 be use d for storm sewe rs
and not diverted to othe r pr o j e cts as has happened so fr e qu e ntly In the past , He
kno~ that s uch a guarantee could not be made with a simple Incr ease In the mill
l e vy, which aga in ls one of the basic reasons for our support of the fcc s chedule ,
He thank you f or your help and conce rn,
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\~e , the undersi g n e d r e s i de nts of the City of En g l e wood , wish to express to yo u
and the CitY Counc il our conce rn a b out our city's prob l em o f storm drainage .
Many sect ions of ~ng l e wood frequ e ntly have had floods that have ca us ed loss
both to ind i v idua ls and to the city. A good storm sewer system would have '--0.
e liminat ed the injuri es which have b ee n caused by the small e r storms and l esse ne d
those caused by the mosL<> severe ones.
He wish to express our support a nd appreciation for the curre nt efforts of the
Council in pre pa ring an ordinan ce which would at long last establish a special
f und to pay for the con s truction of storm s ewers. ~J e fee l that the fee schedule
outline d in the proposed ordinance is a ~ea sonable and e quitable way to assess
re s i dent s for their share of the cost involved.
We further strong ly endorse the c once pt of s'tting as ide a spe cial fund for this
construc tion. This will gua rant ee that th e money will be u sed for storm sewers
and not diverted to othe r proje cts as has happe ned so f r e que ntly in the past. We
know that s uch a guarantee could not be made with a simple increase in the mill
l e vy, which again is one of th e basic reasons f or our s up por t of the fee s ched ule.
1-l e thank you f or your h e lp a nd concern.
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We , the undersi g n e d residents of the City of Englewood , wish to e xpr es s to you
and the City Council our conce rn about our city's probl e m of storm drainage ,
Many s e ctions o f S ng l ewood frequ e ntly have had floods that have cause d loss ~
both to Individua ls and to the city , A g ood storm s ewer system would have '-0.
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those caused by the m o s ~ seve re ones,
We wish to express our support a nd appreciation for the curre nt efforts of the
Council In pr e paring an ordinan ce which would at long last establish a special
f und to pay for the construction of storm s e wers, We feel that the fee schedule
outlined In the proposed ordinance Is a r e asonable and e quitable way to assess
r es i dents for their share of the cost Involved ,
We f ur ther strong ly endorse th e conce pt of s p tting aside a spe cial fund for this
construc tion, Th is will guarantee that the mone y will be u sed for storm sewers
and not diverted to othe r projects as has happened so f r e qu e ntly In the past, We
know that s uch a g uarantee could not be made with a si mp l e increase In the mi ll
levy, which again is one of the basic r e asons for our s up port of the fee s che dule,
We thank you f or your help and concern,
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Bill Howard
Ed Patterson
Nancy Brown
Colleen Porter
Jim Long
Bev Lane
Ed Leachman
Debbie Hume
Darrell Ross
Tom Barritt
Douglas Yarbrough *
POSITION
Mayor
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
City Attorney
*student from Sheridan High School.
Office of the City Manager
April 17, 1970
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Elmer E. Schwab
John J. Lay
Dallas J. Dhority
Howard R . Brown
Milton Senti
John C. Kreiling
Richard Lone
Stanley H. Dial
Wm. L. McDivitt
Bernard Berardini
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A Club Liquor License at 386 0 South Jason , City of En glewood , State
of Colorado
We , The undersigned , bein ~ at least 21 years of age and members of
En glewood Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary #322 , located at
3860 South Jason Street , Englewood , Color ~do , have no ob jecti on to , and
supp ort t he request of petj tioner, ENGLE':KlOD ~ POST 3322 , for the
issuance of a Club Li0 uor License to sell Malt , Vinous and Spirituous
Beverapes at the premises located at 3860 South Jas on , Englewood , Colorado ,
and freely a nd volunta 'ly sir n the following petition in su pp ort thereof :
HEARH1f1 BEFORE City Council on the 2oth of April , 1970 , at 8 P .M.
i n Counc i l Chambers , 34 00 So . Elati , Enrlewood , Colora do
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A Club Linuor License at 38 60 South Jason, City of Englewood , State of Colorado .
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A Club Liquor License at JA6o So,th Jason , City of En lffiTood , State of Colorado .
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1 . Yo u are at least wenty-one years of a Pe .
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5. You s irn VQln name ot'L. ( For example , a hus band c a nno t s ir;n f or hi s
wife , or i ce v ersa .)
6 . You have read or had rea d to you the petition i n its enti r et y and
understand its mea ninrr .
PETITIO l . 'OR I ,s 'AliCE CF
A Club Liquor Li c ense at 3860 So uth Jason , City of Eng lewtl o d , State
of Colorado
e , the undersi r n ect , beinr at lea s t 21 years of are , and livinv , or
doinp busine s s , vlithi n a 6 b lock area i n the neirr hb orhood o ·' 3860 South
Jason , City of En p:lewood , State of Colorado , hav e no object ion t.o , and
s up r ort the request o "" petition e r , En plewood V7 vl Post #322 , :or the
issuance of a Club Liquor Li c e ns e t o s e ll }~lt , Vi no us and Spirituous
Bevera e~ r t the .remi s e s loc a ted at 3860 So . Jason, En )!l ew ood , Coloralo ,
end r ec v a •ct colunt r i l v s i~n the "ollowt nr p etition i n s urrort thereof :
HF..AR 1'"' 'R.:;1' 'City Council on the 20th day of April , 1 970 , at 8 P .t1 .
i n Counc i l Cl.amber11 , 340C' So . Ehti , En t"lewoo d , Colorad o .
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J O NC.T srrm THIS . E'T'I'J'IOJJ l "LES:;:
1 . You are at leas t twent· -one year s of a ge .
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6. You have r ead or h a ~ read to ou the p e i ion i n i t s e ntirety 8nd
under stAnd i ts meanin ~.
PETI 'l'JQr "'R ISSU.t.''C E OF
A Club Liqu or L 'c e nse nt 386r South Jason, City o f E n~lewood , State
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lie, the unders j r-ne d , b einP' at leas t 21 y e ar;, of a r e , and l ivinr , or
d o inr business , w1thi n a 6 b loc k Prea i n t h e nei ~hb o rh o od of 3860 Sout h
Jason , City of En ~le~~oo d , State of Colorado , have no objection to , and
s up crt Ue r equ e st o ·· petiti oner , l':n ~leuoo d • '.i J-est #3 22 , for the
i ~su~>nce of a Club Liq uo r L5.cense to sell l1<>lt, Vinous and Sriritu ous
Be v e r ar-e s a t !1e p reM.;s e s locate1 at 3860 So . Jason , Enrl -wood , Colorad o ,
and r e ely a n·l vo luntaril.' sir n the f ollowinG p etition i n s pt crt t h ereof :
HE.I\. NG E"'C'c{!': City Counc il on the 2oth day o ~ April , 19 70 , at 8 P .H.
in 'ounc i l Cha nbe r s , 3400 So . ~l ati , Englewood , Colorado .
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E'l'I"'JO r -:u-IS "'''.''"E OF
A Llub L: quor Li cens e at -e6 o S outh Jason , City of EnglC1·10od , State of Color-o
'4e 1 tl·e U'l ersir ne •, bei n" a t least 21 y ears of ar-e , an<J living, or
loin.,. busi neas , within a 6 block a rea i n the neif'hb orhood of 386 0 South
Jason , Ci t y of Enrlewood , State of Colorado , have no objecti on to , and
sup r o rt tte req ues t o~ ret i ioner, En ,leoiOo d rr:w Po s t #3 22 , f or t he
issuance o f,, Cl ub Liquor License t o sell Malt , Vinous anrJ Sp··r ·tuous
Beverares a t the t:renus e s loca e rJ a t 386 0 So . Jason , E, l eu ood, Colora d o ,
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:.\R rn 1'\E 'C , c:;, ty Counc,il on t he 2oth d;:.y of April, 1970 , at 8 P . •
i n Co unc ) 1 Ch "'he'"s , 3LcY' So . E ati , En r lewood , Colorado .
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1 . You are rt least twent y -one years of ~~e . .' /1 I
2 . You are a resi ient of the area or ()
3 . You are the ow ne r or manage r of a r usiness "thin the area~
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wife , or vice verse .)
6 . You have read or nad re;>i to you the pet i t i on in its entirety and
unders t and its me aning .
PE"'ITro~· ·DR ISSMTCE OF
A Club Liquor License at 3860 Sou th Jason, Cit>~ of En lewood , Stat e of Colorado
We , the und ersi rmed , b ei nP' at le ·1st 21 years o:: ar e , and living , or
doinr-business , lii thin a 6 block a ea in the nei hborhood o 3860 So uth
Jason , City of En .-lewo oi, State of Colorado , h ~v e no ob jection t o , and
s upr ort the request o f petition e r , En ry l cod V ,1 Post #322 , for the
issuance o ~ a Cltt Liquor License o sell . lt , Vinous and Spirituous
Beve ra ~es a t the premi s e s locate· t 38ho So . Jason , Enp-lewood , Colora i o ,
r>nd freel. a nd voluntaril y si .... n the ~ollowi nr-'etition i n sup· crt thereof :
HE..GD 'r .::"'O'tE City Couhc~-on the 2oth day of April, 1970 , at 8 P .H.
i_n Council Chambe rs , 3400 So . El nti , Enl"l ewood , Colorado .
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You a r e s ub j ect to sub poena to t estifY bef ore the Ci t y Counc i l concerning
t his peti t i on , a nd , theref ore,
DO Nar SIGN THIS PET I TION UNLESS:
1 . You are at l east twenty-one years of ag e .
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4. You have not signed a nother peti t i on concerning the same a pp licat i on .
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wi fe , or v i ce versa .)
6 . You have read or had read to you the peti t i on in its entirety and
understand i ts meaning .
PET I TION FOR I SSUANCE OF
A Club Liq uor License at 386o South Jason, City of Englewood, St ate of Colorado
We , the unders igned, being at least 21 years of age, and l i vine or doing
business, wi thin a 6 block a rea in the neighbo rhood of 3860 So . Jason,
City of Engl~~d, State of Colorado , have no objection to, and supp ort the
request of petitioner, ENGIIDTOOD VFW POST #322 1 :flr the is s uance of
a Club Liquor License to s ell Malt, Vinous and Spir ituous Beverages at the
premis es loc ated at 386o So . J ason, En glewood , Color~do, and fre ely and
voluntarily sign the f ollowing petition i n support thereof z
HEARING BEroRE City Council on the 2oth of April, 1970, at 8 P .M.
in Council Chamb ers, 3400 So . Elati1 Englewood, Colorado .
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6 . You hav e r ead or had r ead t o y on the petition i n its enti r ety and
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PET I TIO!! FOR IS 'U P ~'CE 0 •'
A Club Li quor License at 3860 outh J ason , City of En e l ewood , Stat e of Colo rado
We , the dersigned , being at lea st 21 yea r s of a r e , and l i vinr , or
doinf b us i n ess , 1 'thin a 6 bloc k ar ea in the nei ghb or hood of 3P6 o ~outh
J as on , City of li:ngler.·mod , Sta te of Colora do , have no ob j ec tion o , a nd
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issuance of a Club Liquor Li c ense t o sell M ~lt , Vi no us and Spirituous
Dever -"es a• the reMi ses located at 386 0 So . Jason, E le oo d , Colorai o ,
and "reel ·· -nrl voluntaril y si-n th e ~'o llo1· · nl" neti tion i n s upp ort th ereo":
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2 . You a r c a r esident o" the a rea or y( /;)
3 . You ~r e the owner or ~anare r o f a b u s i n ess within th e area .
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PETITION FO R ISSU~:~CE OF
A Club Liqu or License a t 3860 So ut h Jas on , City of c.rw le-.roo d , Stat e
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We , the un d e r s ir~erl , being at l east 21 years o ~ ag e , a nd l ivine , or
do i nr bu si ne s~, >li t hin a 6 h lock area i n the ne irhborh oo d o 3!Y-O South
Ja-on , City of E~lewoo d , State o f Color ado , ha v e no objection t o , ar1 d
s 1•p o rt the requ st o " pe:i tioner, Enr-lewo od ,, T Post #322 , ·or t h e
i s suance of a 1.-lu b Liquor Lic en se to sell l1alt , Vi nous and Sr .rituous
Bevera-es at the r r e~i ses l ocated at 3860 So . Jas on, Enr l ewoo d , Colorad o ,
anr! fre ely and olunt;orily sign t he f o llowing petition i n s uppor·. h ere of :
r~~~ ~~ BEFORE Ci t y Council on the 20th day of Ap ril , 1 970 , at 8 P .M.
in Council Chamber s , 3400 So . ~l a ti , Englewood , Colorad o .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS s...,.~u MEETING ""'"""'-~ -MARCH 2, 1 97 0
Cha irman Rho du s called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM
MEMBERS PRESENT: We tterstrom , Armstrong , Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
No ne MEMBERS ABSENT:
INTER .OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
TO : Stanl e y H. Dial, City Mana ger DATE : April 8 1970 c,.,,
FROM : Wm. A. Hamil~on, Fire Chief r L,
SUIJECT : Fire Department Instructors Conference _lt,,(!c.i ~ 3-:l 7, /97o
We appreciate very much the opportunity to. attend the 42nd
Annual Fire Department Instructors Conference.
Those attending were myself and Shift Command Capt. Lizar
for the first time, and Capt. McCarty for the fourth time.
(His previous attendance has contributed greatly to this
Department).
It is whet it s nam e implies - a conference. It brought
together this year from all parts of the United States,
Canada and many other countries, key fire department
e xecutive s and i n s tructors, educators from colleges and
un i v ers it ie s, fi r e and plant protection personnel from
industry, public officials interested in fire safety
problems, representatives from the Armed Services of the
U.S ., p e r s onne l from governmental institutions, and
representatives from the insurance industry for a four-day
f orum on modern fire service problems. This year over
3 ,000 p e r s ons attended from all SO states , the Di strict of
Columbia, Canada ·and many other countries.
Th e Conference is a unique institut i on. I t wa s not a
c onvent i on, nor a training school. It has no p ermanent
o rganizat i on or politics and no "axe to g r ind".
Sinc e 192 8 i t h as b e en a nat i onal l earning h ouse fo r an
e x c hange o f i d eas and exper ienc e f or b ett erment of t h e
fire serv ice .
Man y of the great improvements in fire fighting techniques ,
in firemen 's training, and in fire prevention methods have
gained nationwide adoption through the work and influence
of this confer nee.
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1970 '"I DATI:
FROM : Wm. A. Hanlil~on, Fire Chief
SUaJICT :
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Fire Department Instructors Conference _lf,.(!cJ J. 3-:JJ, /97o
We appreciate very much the opportunity to. attend the 42nd
Annual Fire Department Instructors Conference.
Those attending were myself and Shift Command Capt. Lizar
for the first time, and Capt. McCarty for the fourth tLme.
(His previous attendance has contributed greatly to this
Department).
It is what its name implies - a conference. It brought
together this year from all parts of the United States,
Canada and many other countries, key fire department
executives and i n s tructors, educators from colleges and
universities, fire and plant protection personnel from
industry, public officials interested in fire safety
problems, representatives from the Armed Services of the
U.S., personnel from governmental institutions, and
representatives from the insurance industry for a four-day
forum on modern fire service problems. This year over
3,000 persons attended from all SO states, the District of
Columbia, Canada and many other countries. ·
The Conference is a unique institution. It was not a
convention, nor a training school. It has no permanent
organi zat i on or politics and no "axe to grind".
Since 192 8 i t ha s be en a national l e arning house for an
exc hange o f i d eas and experience f or betterment of the
fire service .
Man y of th great improvemen t s in fire fight ing techni qu es ,
in f i r men's training , and in fire prev e nt i on met hod s ha v e
gain d nat i onwide adoption t h rough the work and influenc e
of thi s conference. .
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The conference was sponsored by the Fire Prevention
Department of the Western Actuarial Bureau, Chicago,
Illinois, 'The Western Actuarial Bureau is a research,
statistical and service organization for fire insurance
rating bureaus in 20 midwestern states and their
company members and subsctibers.
The Chairman of the Conference was Kenneth L. Stanton,
Director of the Fire Prevention Department, Western
Actuarial Bureau.
The Memphis Fire Department was host to the Conference
in Memphis from 1934 through 1969. Beginning in 1970,
hosts to FDIC are the Kansas City, Mo. Fire Department
in cooperation with the surrounding Metropolitan Fire
Departments.
Conference sessions were held in the ~ic Hall of Municipal Auditorium, 13th and Central Streets, Kansas
City, Mo., from 8:00A.M. each day Tuesday through
Thursday to 4: 30 P.M. and until Noon Friday·.
Subjects discussed and lectured upon involved such
subjects as:
A. PARTNERS IN HOSPITAL FIR£ SAFETY
B. AN INNOVATION IN NOZZLES
C. WORKSHOPS
(1) INDUSTRIAL
(2) ADMINISTRATION
(3) FIRE PREVENTION
(4) TRAINING
(5) RURAL AND SMALL MUNICIPALITIES
(6) LEGAL
D. QUESTION PANEL
E, A BETTER APPROACH TO SCHOOL FIRE SAFETY PROGRAMS
F. A NEW CONCEPT IN ~RE-FIRE PLANNING
G. GETTING WATER TO THE PUMPER
H. WHATS NEW IN TRAINING AIDS?
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L. QU~STION PANEL
M. WHATS RIGHT WITH THE FIRE SERVICE
N. RECRUITMENT & EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS FOR FIRE FIGHTERS
0. DISEL ENGINES IN THE FIRE SERVICE
P. INDUSTRIAL FIRE PROTECTION (illustrated)
Q. WHAT MAKES MRS. MURPHY a.s GOAT SHED BURN?
R. FIRE WORKS TODAY -"STILL A MENACE"
S. WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU APPROACH A TRANSPORT CARRYING
SPACE AGE CHEMICALS
T. EMERGENCIES BEYOND REACH OF CONVENTIONAL EQUIPMENT
U. TRAIN WRECKS-FIRE AND EXPLOSION
The contents of all seesiOD8 and lectures were recorded,
and shortly we will receive a complete transcript pointing
out the meat of each session and subject for future
reference, training and departmental progress.
Also I had an opportunity to visit two alarm and communication
centers, and the Snorkel Manufacturing Plant.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS SPBC:IAL MEET:ING -MARCH 2, 1970
Chairman Rhodus called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM
MEMBERS PRFSENT: Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Kezen, Clayton, Rhodus
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
OTHER OFF:IC:IAI.S PRESENT: Wm. F. Brokate, Chief Building :Inspector c,.,....,. 0 !=' F"
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George Calkins d ba
Service Oil Company
105 So. Cherokee
Atty. Wilber K. Pryor
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1700 South Broadway stated he was representing Mr. Calkins.
Case No. 70-14
Bradley Calkins -states he is George Calkin's son and Mr. Calkins was
out of town and unable to be at the meeting tonight. Under questioning
from Attorney Pryor,Bradley Calkins gave the following information.
Mr. calkins purchased the property at 195 West Hampden in 1957 for use
as a serv i ce station. :It was being used as a service station at that
time and has continued being used as a service station until April of
1 969 . The station operator at that time was leting his wife run the
s t ation and was not up to par, therefore, they let him go. They did not
have an operator and they leased it on a month to month basis to a metal-
lurgist in April until they could find a station operator. The metallurgist
was conducting some experiments and there was an explosion and fire on
Kay 2 8, 1969. The service station was badly damaged by the fire and
they were not able to get an insurance settlement until December because
of the c ircumstances surrounding the fire, that is change of use. If the
Board were to grant permission to rebuild the station it would be better
than it was and the apartment above would be discontinued. They were
not aware this station was in a B-1 Zone and non-conforming. They were
not a ware of the 180 day limitation until they received a letter from
the building i nspector in December of 1969.
The following memos were read:
December 5, 1969
Mr. George Calk~ns
S rvice 0~1 Company
105 S outh Cherokee
Denver, Colorado
RE: FIRE DAMA GED SERVICE STATION AND APARTMENT UNIT AT 195 -195~ WEST
HAMPDEN AVENUE -FIRE DAMAGED ::. 5/28/69 .
Dear Mr . C lki s :
In regards to the structure at 195 West Hampden, the service station and
ap rtment unit, a .re non-conforming u•e• i n a B-1 Zone and Ordinance No. 26,
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Series of 1963, Section 22.6-8 states as follows z
Section 22.6-8 Restoration. Any building in wh~ch a non-conforming use
is housed or any non-conforming structure which has been damaged by fire
or other causes may be restored provided such work is commenced within
one hundred eighty (180) days of such calamity. If such restoration is
not commenced with in sai d onehundred eighty (180) days, any use of the
land thereafter shall be ~n conformity with the standards and requirements
established by th i s ordinance or any amendments hereto for the Zone
District in wh ich such land is located.
Also, Ord inance No. l, Series of 1965, Section 13.8-2 states:
ABATEMENT AND NOTICE OF UNSAFE BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES OR UTILITIES . After
in spection, if the build i ng structure or utility is determined to be
unsafe, it shall be declared a nuisance to be abated by repair, replace-
ment or removal, upon not ice by the Chief Building Inspector to the person
or persons having a record interest therein.
You are hereby notified to repair or demolish the structure and removed
or render non-operational the gasoline storage tanks as provided in
Appendix B of the Fire Prevention Code within 30 days of the date of
this notice.
Wm. A. Hami lton, Acting Chief Building Inspector
The Following Letter from George w. Calkins. Merchants Oil company
December 9, 1969
Chief Building Inspector
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Sirz REz 195~ West Hampden
I have been unreasonably delayed in effecting a settlement of my fire
insurance claim on the service station property at 195~ West Hampden
Avenue, Englewood, Colorado. As a result of such delay, I have been
unable, unt 1 now, to complete my plans for the restoration of the
service station.
Prior to receipt of the insurance proceeds a few days ago, it was im-
possible for me to commit myself to the restoration program, but now I
am in a pos ition to go forward with the plans in a workmanlike manner,
using a bonded contractor .
Until your letter to me of December 5, 1969, I was unaware of the 180-
day time limi for restor ation. I trust you will not attempt to invoke
this against me to my prejudice.
Please call me .
George w. Calkins
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Bill Brokate, Chief Building Inspector January 29, 1970
I am attaching hereto memos from the Planning Director concerning the
area at Hampden and Bannock. l'he one memo specifically refers to the
d amaged bu~ldl.ng at 145 West Hampden Avenue . If my memory serves me
correctly, this is the building that we have given notice to the owner
to remove the non-conforming use since 180 days has elapsed on the non-
conforming use and any restoration would have to conform with the zoning
of the a rea; and, that the owner has appealed this decision to the Board
of Ad ju stment and Appe~ls. I see nothing further that we can do on this
matter until after the next Board meeting.
If you will note on the other attached memo, the Planning Commission has
approved the installation of a tire and brake l~ning store at 201 West
Hampden Avenue. In light of this, it seems that the Board of Appeals
would be justified in granting permission to the owner of 145 West Hampden
Avenue to restore that building to the non-conforming use that existed
prior to the fire.
s~ncerel y ,
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public works
The following are the memos attached to the above:
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Public Works Director Waggoner January 26, 1970
At the last meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission, the
members requested me to find out if there is any way of causing the
damaged building at 145 West Hampden to be either torn down or repaired.
The Commiss i on feels it is downgrading the rest of the area, and is a
hazard to the publ ic as it stands.
I would apprec iate your consideration of this matter.
D. Andres Romans
Plann ing Director
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Public Works Director Waggoner January 26, 1970
RE: Request for tire and brake lining sales store at 201 West Hampden
Chairman Woods requested that I poll the members of the City Planning and
z on~ng Commission in response to the referral from the Building Department
last Thursday seeking Commission action on a request for a tire and brake
lining s les store on the northwest corner of West Hampden Avenue and South
Bannock S tree •
As a r sul o f h at poll, it is the opinion of the Commission that the sale
of tires and br k linings at 201 West Hampden Avenue would not be
objection le o n arby property by reason of odor, dust, fumes, gas,
no~se, radi a~1on, h a ., glare, or vibration; nor would it be hazardous to
the he 1 h ard property of the surroundinq area through danger of fire or
xplosi on ~nd h y would, therefore , approve the request for that use at
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In doing so they would require that adequate off-street parking be pro-
vided , that t~e use be carried on within a structure, and that the building
and the access to the parking lot be located in such a way as to minimize
any conflict with traffic at that very busy corner.
D. Andrews Romans, Planning Director
INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM.
Public Works Director Waggoner February 6,1970
Because the Planning Commission had asked for a report on the status of
the fire-damaged structure at 145 West Hampden Avenue, I reviewed your
memo of January 29, 1970 to Chief Building Inspector Brokate, a copy of
which you had sent to me, at the Commission meeting on the 3rd.
The Commiss ion was pleased that action had been taken to have the non-
conforming use removed; however, they were very much concerned that their
approval ofthe proposed tire and brake lining store at 201 West Hampden
was being cited as the justification for a recommendation to the Board of
Ad justment and Appeals that the owner of the non-conforming filling station
be allowed to restore the building and the use.
The Commission directed me to notify you of this concern, and to explain
their stand in the matter. First, sale of tire and brake linings is a
retail use and would be allowed in a department store (which is a Per-
mitted Use in the B-1 Zone District) such as Sears, Wards or J. c. Penneys.
were they to locate in the B-1 Zone District. The use would also be
allowed in an auto sales use, which is also a Permitted Use in the B-1
Zone District. The installation of the tire or brake linings would be an
accessory use, just as it would be were a department store or an auto
sales business to sell the tire or brake linings.
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in the B-1 Zone District is because of the very great hazard of trans-
porting the gasoline to the filling station in a highly congested area.
The delivery has to be limited to a short tandem with a 1500 gallon
capacity and in a very congested area such as the Bannock-Hampden-U. s.
285 intersection, th i s is simply not safe. ~ere are, of course, other
fire and safety hazards to be considered in connec~ion with the use, but
the major concern is the delivery of the fuel.
I know that Chief Seve rn was very much in hopes that the filling station
would not be restored at this location, and Chief Hamilton and Assistant
Chief Mclellan share the concern of Chief Sover~.
The Commiss ion is of the opinion that there is no correlation between
these two used, and would urge that you reconsider a favorable recommendation
to the Board o f Ad justment and Appeals, and that you continue to require
the non-conforming use to be nulified and only a use-by-right be permitted.
The Cornrnission requests that a copy of this memorandum be referred to the
Board of Adjustmen·t and Appeals •
D. Andrews Romans, Planni ng Director
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Clayton moved,
Mezen seconded, the Public Hearing be continued until the next
regular meeting of the Board to be held March 11th
and request the appropriate Department Heads,
that is, the Fire Chief and Director of Planning
and any other City Administration who wish to
appear to testify and be subject ~o cross-examin-
ation.
AYES: Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
NAYS · None
ABSENT 1 None
Leavell and company for
1st National Bank of Englewood ---------------------
333 West Hampden
case No. 70-15
The applicant is requesting a variance to have three curb cuts for ingress
and to the bank drive-up windows. The distance between the curb cuts i s
8 ft. 6 in. and 17 ft. The proposed cuts will be on Cherokee Circle extended
directly south of the city hall. The drive-in portion of the bank has been
set up to utilize the most space for the stacking room, therefore, the curb
cuts are closer than permitted by ordinance.
The property has been posted and advertised for Public Hearing for tonight's
meeting.
The Traffic Engineering Department has objection to the location of the curb
cuts.
There was no one present at the Board meeting concerning this variance.
Clayton moved,
Mezen seconded, the variance as presented and approved by the
Traffic Department be granted.
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent:
Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
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Ray Ludwig for Aileen Fluken Case No. 68-28A
March 7, 1968 4195 South Broadway 600 East Amherst Place
The applicant is requesting permission for a renewal of a variance granted
March 7, 1968. The variance granted for permission to erect a one-family
residence on a lot of 9,500 sq. ft. with a 37 ft. frontage. The variance was
granted sub j ect to restrictive covenants and the parcel of land that i s 37
ft wide be used for access driveway and landscaping and the residence be not
less than 20 ft . from rear property line of Lot 3, Yale Manor Subdivision.
The conditions h ave not changed and the applicant has a buyer for the sit
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Mezen seconded, s i nce the conditions have not changed the variance
be renewed subject to the same conditions as before.
Ayes Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
Nays : None
Abs nt: None
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2795 South Broadway Case No. 70-16
The applicant is requesting permission to change a non-conforming truck
repair shop to an auto body and paint shop. This is a B-2 Zone. The
appl icant stated t he gasoline pumps would be removed and the work and
storage would a ll be d one in the building.
Clay ton moved,
Wetterstrom seconded, the property be posted and advertised
for Public Hearing to change a non-conforming
use to another non-conforming use.
Ayes: Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
Nays: None
Absent: None
Atty . Banta for
14 2 9 corporation Case No. 68-70
Nov. 13, 1968 3600 South Pearl
At the Board meeting of November 13, 1968, the applicant requested a variance
to erect a 40 unit apartment building with a 15 ft. frontyard setback and
17 ft . 6 in rearyard setback, parking in the front yard and a 6 ft. masonry
fe nce in the front yard. The applicant is requesting a renewal of the
v ariance.
The following memo was read from Mr. Waggoner, Director of Public Works:
Board of Adjustment and Appeals March 2, 1970
We find since the plan on 3600 South Pearl was presented to the Board of
Adjustment on November 13, 1968 that apartment buildings which have been
built with 8 ft. by 19 ft. parking stalls and less than the required
aisle width -the parking spaces are unusable. The tenants do not use the
parking lot as there is not room to maneuver in and out of the spaces.
Atty. Banta states Mr. Stopa was unable to get fin ancing. He had the financing
set up when he applied for the variance but but due to the high interest
rates and tight money situation. He has obtained the necessary money now
and the mone y was obtained on the plans for a 40 unit apartment building.
I f he were to change the plans he would have to go back through the
fin anc ing aga in and possibly run into problems.
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Wetterstrom seconded, since the applicant relied on the Variance
to obtain his financing and was not aware
the variance expired in 6 months, the
variance be renewed as granted.
Ayes: Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
Nays: None
Absent: None
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Dr. Eugene Bigelow
3550 South Pennsylvania
Case No. 69-15A
April 9, 1969
At the Board meeting of Apr i l 9, 1969, the applicant requested a variance
to e r e c t a 41 unit apartment house with a 10 ft. frontyard setback and a
1 2 ft . north yard setback. The applicant is requesting a renewal of the
v ar i ance.
This plot plan does not have adequate spacing f or the parking stalls and
a i sles.
Mr. Stopa states they thought they had financing on this apartment building
b ut again due to the high i nterest rates and tight money situation it fell
through and they had to start over. They have now obtained the financing
on the subject plans.
Wetterstrom moved,
Mezen seconded, the renewal of the variance be granted for
six months.
Ayes: Wetterstrom, Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus
Nays: None
Absent: None
Chairman Rhodus asked nominations for Chairman for the year 1970.
Board unanimously elected Mr. Wetterstrom for the new chairman.
Board unanimously elected Mr. Armstrong aa the Vice-chairman.
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There being no further business to come before the Board of Adjustment and
Appeals the meeting was adjourned at 10:30 P. ~;
Susie Schneider
Recording Secretary
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAREER SERVICE COMMIS SI ON
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
APRIL 16, 1970, 7 :00 P .M. C:t'}-r o " (' .· . t::-
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PRESENT :
ABSENT :
J . F . QeVivier , E. L . Ausfahl,
H . R . Braun
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1, ,F . Murphy
' THE FOLLOWING MOTI ONS WERE PASSED FOR APPR OVAL:
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1 . The minutes of the last regul ar meeting as printed. {o
2 . The following anniversary increases effective Apri l 1 , 1970 :
GRADE &
NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT STEP
BALMER, John Patrolman Jrd Class 21D
I HITCHCOCK , Robert Pl an t Operator, Sewer 20E
MYERS, Charles Plant Operator, Water 20B
PAYNE, Nellie Sr . Acct . Clerk , Utili ties 13F
PINO, Max Patrolman Jrd Class 21D
J . The following anniversary increase e ff ective Apr il 4 , 1970 :
COX , Lloyd Fireman Jrd Class
4 . The following promotions effective March 1, 1970:
McCARTY, Del Lieutenant, Fire
Captain , Fire
5. The following promotio ns effective March 16, 1970 :
HAR'rLEY, Grayson
LONG, Clarence
Lieutenant, Fire
Captain, Fire
Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec .
Equip. Op r . II , Parks & Rec .
6 . The fo llowing promotions effective April 1 , 1970 :
BOH, Elden
BOSTON, Ronald
Fireman
Lieutenant
Firema n
Lieutenant
21D
25F to
26F
25F to
26F
17B to
19B
22F to
25F
22F to
25F
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6. The foll owing promotions effective April 1, 1970 : (cont 1 d)
GRADE
NAME TITLE & DEPARTMENT STEP
DURANT, Henry Engrg. Aide I 16B to
Engrg . Aide II 19B
HASELGREN , James Engrg . Aide III 22F to
Field Engineer 27F
KAHM, Richard Engrg. Aide III 22D to
Office Engineer 24D
PENNEY, Bar bara PBX-Recepti oni st, Finance l2F to
Court Cl erk, Finance 14F
WARD, Loren Fireman 22F to
Lieutenant 25F
7 . The following transf ers :
ANGEL, William Meter Reader, Utilitie s 16F to
Maintena nceman, Street 17F
Effective 4/1 6/70
MASON, George Detective, Police 24F to
Patrolman lst Class 22 F
MEDFORD, Ronald P a trolman lst Class 22F to
Detective 24F
Eff ective 4/16/70
MCGAW, Susan Inter Clk . Typist , Utili ties Hourly
Inter Clk. Typist, F inance
Effective 4/15/70
MIKESELL , Norma Accountan t , Finance
PBX-R eceptionist , Finance
ROMANS , Dorothy Planning Director
Assistant Planning Director
SPARKS, Paul Plant Superintendent, Sewer
Plant Oper a tor, Sewer
Effective 3/15/70
SPARKS , P a ul Pla nt Operator , Sewer
Ditch Rider, Water
Effective 4/7/70
8 . The following re-classification wi th title change:
RICHARD , Homer Records Clerk, Fire
F i r e Records Spe ci alist
Effective 4/1/70
12A
15F to
12F
29F to
28E
26F to
20F
20F to
18F
16C to
18C
9 . The following anniversary increases eff ective Ma y 1, 1970 :
FALLER , William
GARNETT, George W.
JOZSA , Hope
Maint. Leadman, Traffic
Mecha nic, Parks & Rec.
Jr . Acct. Clerk, Utilities
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10. The following terminations :
NAME
BATES, Bernice
COFFELT, Lorraine
COLLIER, James
GARGAN, Nancy
HAGIN, James
HECHT -N IELSEN, James
MAROONEY, Francis
TODD, William D.
TITLE . & DEPARTMENT
Court Clerk , Finance
Effective 4/3/70
Secretary, Personnel
Effective 4/24/70
Patrolman 4th Cla ss
Effective 4/22/70
Inter Clk. Typist
Effective 4/15/70
Patrolman 3rd Cl ass
Effective 3/27/70
Meter Reader, Uti lities
Effect ive 3/27/70
Field Engin eer
Effective 2 /24/7 0
Sales Tax Audi tor, Finance
Effective "tl-/23/70
11. The following retirement effective May 31, 1970:
STRAWN, Lyle Plant Operator, Sewer
12 . The following new hi r es :
BEDWELL, John J .
DAVIDSON, Elton
HOLT, Robert J .
HOUGH, David
KAPAUN, Paul F.
LINDBLOM, William
MARCIL, Richard
MCCOLLUM, Howard
PALMER, William R .
RAHN, Warren I .
THOMPSON , Charles
Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec .
Effective 4/1/70
Maintenanceman, Parks & Rec.
Effective 4/13/70
Sales Tax Auditor, Finance
Effective 4/15/70
Building Inspector
Effective 4/7/70
Engineering Aide II
Effective 3/25/70
Maintenan ceman, Parks & Rec.
Effective 4/6/70
Meter Reader, Utilities
Effective 4/10/70
Meter Reader, Utilities
Effective ~/10/70
Maintenance~n, Parks & Rec.
Effective 4/15/70
Patrolman 4th Cl ass
Effective 4/8/70
Main tenancemao, Traffic
Effective 3/ /70
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STEP
14F
16C
21A
12B
21D
16B
27F
20C
2 0F
17A
17A
20A
22B
19B
17A
16A
16B
17A
21A
17A
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The Board discussed the_ requirement of the Career Ser.yice
Commission to submit a pay plan for the f ol l o wing year by
May 1st. They reiterated their feelings on this point that
it was an unrealistic date to make salary recommendati on s for
the following year .
It was agreed that they f ollow the same procedure as
last year, by making their recommendati on s after discussions
between employees' groups and City officials and be guided
by their agreements.
IT WAS MOVED, SECONDED, AND CARRIED THAT THE SAME PROCEDURE
FOR DETERMINING SALARY RECOMMEND ATIONS BE FOLLOWED AS WAS FOLLOW-
ED LAST YEAR, AND THAT NO ACTION WOULD BE NECESSARY ON FRINGE
BENEFITS AS THIS WAS COVERED LAST YEAR .
The meeting was adjourned and the next meeting is scheduled
for May 21, 1970.
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Recording ;:;r~
J . F. DEVIVIER, Chairma n
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TO : City Council DATE : April 17, 1970
FROM: Career Service Commission
SUBJE CT : SALARY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 1971
The Board was in agr eement that they would follow the same
procedure a s was followed l a st year in making their sa l ary
recommendations to City Council ; that is , ma king the ir
re commendations to Council after discussions with employees '
g r oups and City o fficials had taken place and be gui ded by
their r ecommendations .
Recording Secretary
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ENGLEWOOD PARKS II RECREATION COMMIBSION
Mimltea of April 8 , 1970
The regular mouth1y meetlDg of the EDclewood ParU ll Recreation Commiaaion
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wu called to order by Paul BlesaSng, oba!rman, at 7:45 p .m . ID the Recreation Ofil.e.0
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Members preeeat: Allen, CusblBg, Stackhouse , Blessi.Dg 6 Romans.~ ex-officio
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Member• abaeDt: Jorgensen, Lay 6 Kretliag
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Alao preeent: .Jerry Royther , Aast. Dlr. Parka 6 Recreation )
Pat Horaley, Prea:ldellt Englewood Recreation Counoil ·. '-
Ray StaDley, Vice Preeident Englewood Recreation Council '-~J ' ,
Bob Proctor , Vice President Englewood Recreation Council · 00 ~
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Allen mo\-ed , CusblBg seoonded. that mlmltes of March 11 meetiDg be approved aa
printed. Motion carried.
The financial report for month of March W1l8 preeented. Income for IDCIIIth -$2,748 .:
expense -$5,967 . Peroentage of income collected to date -7%: percentage of badlet ex-
pended to date -13%. Cushing moved, Allen seconded, that the report be aooepted aa
preaeated. Motion oarrled.
List of bUla ID the amount of $3, •s7 . 07 was preMDted for approval. After d1acuea1on
and review, Cushing moved, Stackhouse seconded, that the btlla be approved as presented.
Motion carried.
City Council a.ct1on oonce~ recomiDelldatlou made by the Comm18Slon: )1)
appzooved vacation of that portion of West Tufts AveDUe that U s wtthfn CemtenDial Park; )2}
&9!JI'Oved azmexati.on of the area lmown u Herndoll property located ID the Belleview Park
additio 3) approved the appropriation of $5, 527 . from the WUlppropr!ated balance ID the
park replacement fund to develop the small area east of the new parldnc lot 1n Belleview
Addition. MODey wu aleo appropriated to improve t.be oreek bed tn that area.
Mr. CUhtng reported that the ocmmittee to determ1De poUolea for namiq of parka
had met and prellellted the following propo~ poltctea:
"The namlq of parka and recreational fa.olUt1ea within the City of EDgl~ CaD be a
aigDlficant and purposeful emerprl.ae. Tbe selection of an appl'Oplilde a.ame can assure
a p-eat ptitsfactf.on 1n the community and add sWui'\'J to both the perk aad the oomiilUDity,
To insure the proper choice of a Da.llle , the City o Englewood &.(bpts the followf.Dc poUoy
aa a sufdeUne ID naming lUI parka and recreational faclllttea:
I . ELIGIBILITY
A . Naming of Parka
(1) Indtyt
Indlvtdlaala wbD have gino gtm roul1 of their time and effort for the
betterm of tbe oommuD1ty ahould be aiiND high priority. (twenty
yyeen minimum) Senioe ID the field of recreation m1lht reoetve
apectal oonatderaUon.
(2) ~
IDdlvidam or orpnilattou wbloh make alliable OOiltrtbuttou abould
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Mbwtea of Aprll 8 , 1970
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be couidered. Such donora abould contribute at leut nin~ peroeat
of the coat of the land or ninety percent of the oo.t of the development
of the facility.
(3) Memortala
Naming parka for war heroes; olvillan natioaal heroes; historical
events; places o·r names might be appropriate under certain circum-
stancea.
)4) Oeograpbtcal
Because of historical aipiflcance or well-kDowu and eatabU.hed Joca-
Uona , 1t might be advlaable to consider the aae of na.mea lndlc&tlng
geographical locations.
B. Naming of FacUitles Withln A Park
(1) Upon recommendation of the Parka & Recreation Commisllion , hldlviduala
or orpn.tzations may establish faclUUes or memorials within a part pro-
viding the amount cbnated 1s sufficient to warrant tbe naming of the f.aclllty.
D. PROCEDYRE :
A. AU conaiderations for naming parks ud recreation facilities shall originate
wlth the Parks and Recreation Commlasion and shall have ita approval .
A two-thtrds majority of the memben~hip of the Parka & Recreation CoDUDiaslon
sball be required for recommendation to the City Council.
The Parke & Recreation Commission aha1l submit to tbe City Council a full and
detailed justification of ita recommendation.
B . Recommendations of the Parka & Recreatiott ComminloD ahall be couldered
by the City Councll at its next meeting followm, receipt of the recommendation.
A two-thirds majority vote of tb City Counell membership ahall be required
to riltify ud make official the reeemmendatton of the Parka & Recreation
Conunlselor
c. Changing the names of officially named parks shall require the unii!!IIMUS vote
of both the Parb & Recreation CoJDJDiaalon and the City CouDoll.
IV. MARKERS
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Sips ahall be located at all maiD eatraDcea of pub and should be &PIJI'OPl'late
1n cSeatsn .
Sips lftdlcating the part aame ahall be at leaat 4' x 8'.
B. FactliUea wlthln a Park
The aize, IDeation and type ol marker for facllitl a or memorials wtthiD a park
shall be at tbe discretion of the Parka ll Recreation Commiaaion. "
Cuablng mond, Allen seconded, that this pollay be adopted by the Commlaaion aDd forwarded
to City Cowlc111n letter Conn for fiU'th r action. Motion carried.
A speolal meetinC of tho Commiaaloc was beld April 2 at tbe Grouaaman Bulldi.Dc to
eumtne the bualdlnJ to decide 1f It oould be atlllr.ed for reoreetJoD act1v1Ues . After oon-
alderable dlacauioD, all members present felt that the balldlq was worth renontt.nc and
reoommeDded to City Coaacll that an aJIXJWIIt ot $40,000. be 80Qibt to pat tbe ballcllnc 1a
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brlok up the opeldDp in the eoutb waD.. Completioa of the reaovatioD oou1d be dooe Ill the
IMIItt :rev or two u a part of tbe Park capital Improve...t Program. Tbe City Y.ulqer
reported that City CouDct.l bad ~ved leaaing the ba.itdlllr tor recreattoo 8CtivltiM If a
loDg term Jeue can be obHlDed from the State Hlglnray Depart.maDt.
The poNib llty of intereatlng young people and ;youth pooupe ill helptq with the
renovating of the building was dUJcuaaed. It wu al8o •a-ted that J0UD1 people be
app:'Oft1 of the app11catlon for dewlopmeDt of the ceuter porUon of BellevieW Park ill the
&JD8IIIIIt of $54. 468.
Tbe pouibWty of apia trytDr to tntereet eome SJ'OUP ill developblg the roee prelim
at Batee-LopD Park wu cboaaaed. It waa augeatecl that eome newapaper pabllcity be
1l8fld ID u eftort to lJIIerMt 801118 groap or poape in tbla project.
poestble areu for a JOlf oourae. lt'wu agreed to "VIalt a poulble aite DNr Rauboroup
Park IIOUth of Chatfield :ae.ervolr.
Tbe ....U.C ~OUDecl at t:li p.m.
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MEMORANDUM
TO : Members of the Engl e wood City Council DATE : April 16, 1970
City Manager Stanl ey H. Dial
FROM : The E ngl ewoo d Parks & Recreation Commission
SUBJECT : PROPOSED POLICY FOR NAMING OF PARKS & OTHER R ECREATIONAL FACILITIES
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The Parks and Recreation Commission has given considerable time and
thought to an important policy statement concerning naming parks and
recreational facilities. Attached is our recommendation for such a
policy.
We believe it is of the utmost importance and urgen cy that the City Council
take appropriate steps for the adoption of a sound policy for the naming of
parks.
In the meantime, we strongly urge the City Council to kee p the present
names of parks as they are until such time that, under the pollcies adorted,
appropriate c hanges can be made.
We would be glad to discuss this further and appear before City Council if
y ou wish.
P rman
Parks & Recreation Commission
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CONCERNING NAMING PARKS AND OTHER RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
The naming of parks and recreational facilities within th e City of Englewood can be a sig-
nificant and purpose ful enterprise. The selection of an appropriate name can all sure great
satisfaction in the co mmunity and add stature to both the park and the community.
To insure th e proper C'hoice of a name, the City of Engl ewood adopts the following policy
as a guideline in naminK its parks and recreational facilities :
I. ELIGIBILITY
A . Naming of Parks
B.
( 1) Individuals
[ndividuals who have given generously of their time and effort for the
betterment of the community should be given high priority. (twenty
years minimum) Service in the field of recreation might receive
special consideration.
(2) Donors
Individuals or organizations which make sizable contributions should
be considered. Such donors should contribute at least ninety percent
of th e cost of the land or ninety percent of the cost of the development
of the facility.
(3) Memoriai.B
Naming parks for war heroes, civilian national heroes; historical
events ; pla ·es or names might be appropriate under certain circum -
stances.
(4) Geographic al
Because of historical significance or well -known and established loca -
tions, it might be advisable to consider the use of names indicating
geogra pht c al locations .
Upon r <·ommendation of the Parks & Recreation C o mmission, Individuals
o r organizations may establish facilities or memo rials within a park pro -
viding th e amount donated is sufficient to warrant the naming of the facility.
II. PR EDURE
A . All considerations for naming Parks and Recreation fa c ilities shall originate
with th Park & R reation Commission and shall have Its approval.
A two -thirds majority of the membership of th e Parks & Recreation Com -
mission shall _be required for recommendation to the City Council.
The Parks & Re cr ation Commission shall submit to the City Council a full
and detailed justification of Its recommendation.
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s i dered by the City Council at i t s next mec·lll lg" fu l lowin!{ receipt of the
recommendation .
A two-thirds majority vote o f t he C i ty Cou otdl mf.'mbership shall be
,·equil·cd to ratify and make offici aJ lht· r,•commenclat ion of the Park
& Rec reatio n t 'om mission .
C . Changing t he nam s of offi cially named parks shall req uire the unanimous
vo t e o f bo t h t lw Parks & R ecreation Com mi ss ion and the Cit y Council.
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A. P arks
S i ~-,rn s shall be located a t all main e ntrru1 ccs of parks an d ::.hou ld be appt·o -
pria t e in desi ).\'n .
S i gns i ndicating th e park n a m e s hall b e a t least 4' x K'.
B. Facilities \dthin a P ark
The s i ze , l o<.:at i on, and type of ma r k er fo r fac ilitiC's or nwmorial s within
the park s hall be at the disc r e tio n of th e P arks & R ec r eation Co mmi ssion .
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In troduc e d as a Bill by Councilman
BY AUTHORITY 0 1 .
ORD I NA CE NO. rJ , SERIES OF 1970 1
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AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ ING AND RATIFYING CERTAIN
EMERGENCY PURCHASES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SEWER UTILITY, AND
DECLAR I NG AN EMERGENCY.
WHEREAS, Section 116 of the Charter of the City of
Englewood provides that no capital improvement, costing in
excess of $1,000.00 shall be contracted for , except upon the
basis of speci ficati ons prope rly submitted and approved for
which competitive bids have been advertised for and received,
except that when Council deems the same expedient, contracts
f or public works or i mprovements may be negotiated, provided
that contracts for which no competitive bids have been requested
shall be invalid unless accepted by ordinance which shall
declare the reason f or exception to t he competitive bidding
requirement, and
WHEREAS, the East Digester to the Allen Filter Plant
was found to be going sour and that immediate repairs are
necessary to place the Digester back into proper operation at
the earliest possible date, and
WHEREAS, competitive bidding for the equipment and work
to ac~omplish this purpose was held on a selective basis and
advertisements for said work were not made, and
WHEREAS, the quotations secured for the methane pump
were in the amount of $4,914 and $3,389 both from Nash
Engineering, South Norwalk, Connecticut and on the improvements
from York Engineering, $15,700, and Robert Dougan Construction,
$13,900, and
WHEREAS, the matter now having been fully presented
to Council, it is council's intent and desire fully to approve
and ratify the authorization for the performance of said work
and to authorize the payment of said sums to said p arties.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as followsr
Section 1. For the reaaons set forth hereinabove, Council
hereby determines that there are g ood, sufficient and expedient
reasons to have the hereinabove described work performed without
the advertisement o f said work and Council does hereby fully
approve and ratify the contracts for the performance of such work
as set forth below:
Robert Dougan Construction
1550 South Pearl
Denver, Colorado
Engineered Products
Na sh Engineering
1204 West Cedar
Denver, Colorado
(Methane gas compressor)
$13,900
$ 3, 314
Section 2. The Director of Finance is hereby authorized
to pay the above mentioned parties in the a.ounts set forth
subject to any change orders approved by the City Manager.
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Section 3. The City Council hereby declares that
an emergency exists necessitating the immediate enactment of
this ordinance to preserve the public health, safety and wel-
fare, by reason of which this ordinance shall become effective
immediately upon its final passage.
on the
Introduced, read in !!11 and passed on first reading --~~.:...___day of ¥L ( , 1970.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
day of , 1970.
Published in full as Ordinance No. , Series of
1970, on the day of , 1970.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex of ficio City Clerk-Treasurer,
do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate
and complete copy of an Ordinance passed on fina l reading and
published in full as Ordinance No. , Series of 1970.
Attest:
ex officio city clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN 0 0 1 CE t,Ml:."N OI.G v ECTION 6. 7-15 E iTITLtD "VETERAN'S
P -;l:.RD.C L, W SE.CTI O. (b) PEklODS 0 SERV ICE" OF THE
1-!l.l .:IClPAt CODE OF T :E CITY OF ENGLEwOOD , COLOFti.OO , Y cor: 0 ·n~;c ",\1 [. Oil DI NAl CE TO THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE
·y , Si:{. t1 14, C N~ lTUTIO OF T H ST AT E 0 COLO ADO •
.ul:. 1 ' Uh t .II LI.J BY THE COUNCIL 0 T HE ClTY OF El' LE-
',.;000, CO ORADO :
~e tion • Tlu1t Section 6. 7-15 (b) of the Mun1c1pttl
Code of the City of En g lewood 1a hereby nmen e to read as
follow•'
ection 6 .7-15
The erioda of ar for which pointa are added 1ndud :
lhe Period of the Spanish-American .nr; the eriod of th
Phlllipine Insurrection ; the Period from .pri 6 , 9 7 o
ovenber 11 , 1918, both i; cludva; the Period from December 7,
1941 to April 28, 1952, both incluaiveJ the period of y war
in whic.h the United ~tatea may hereaftn eng g •
'1he AI'IMd F o~ea Above referred to are tha United c t a tea
Ar my, the Un ited ~t atca ~Javy, the l'nited ~t a tea ir l·o~ ,
and the United Statea He.rine Corp a J and ahall include thoae
who served i n the 'nited ~tate5 Caa.t Guar durtn. t period
~ndn& December 7, 1941 end ending prll 28, !952, both
c:lal s i nc lu.ive,aud tmy future r in which aA!d C\Mlrd ahall
be actively engaged.
lntroduced, read in full and pa8aed on firet
the y of , , 1970.
i n on
• rdinance on t.he __.....__._,_day
Mayor
ATTEST:
Ex-off ic io Ci ty Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Ly on, do hereby certify that the abov and
f or go i ng i s a true, a ccurate and complete copy of a Bill f or
an Ordinance introduced, read in full, and passed on first
reading on the day of--------' 1970.
Ex-officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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lNTRO DU ClD ~S A BI LL BY COUNCIL} N
A BILL FOR
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AN ORD INANCE Al'Q:NDING SECTION 6. 7-15 I:.NilTL£0 ''VETUAN' S
rh.LiLlll\C.E , W~;.'-<.;Tl (.;t, (b) k'£klODS C:F ~H\ICL ' u F tHE
MUNICIPAL CODE OF tHE CITY Of ENGLLWOOD, COLORADO, BY
t at-.l'uihlt«; ~·A l L: UJI.DU.AHCE IO Till:. PlWV l !".lOI\b OF AKTl(.ll
Xll, SECTION 14, CONStiTUTION OF THE ~TATE OY COLORADO.
BE IT OkDAINEU BY THE COUNCIL Of THE ClTY OF ENGLi -
WOOD, COLOilADOc
~action l. that. Se~tion 6.7-15 (b) of tr~ ~icipal
Code of the Clty of f.n&lewood h hereby ... ndeci to read aa
foll0t11a:
Section &. 7-15 (b ) -l'k:UOuf: or SLi:W lCt
The Per1CK1a of *r tor which points are aJddeci ~luo~a:
The Period of the ~paDiah-~ri~ ~ar; the Period of the
PhillipiDe In~ectiODJ the Period from np~il 6, 1917 to
Nov.-ber 11 1918, both iodu.ive; the Period fro~~ Dece.ber 7,
1941 to hpl'h 2&, 1952, boU1 induaivea the period of ay war
ia ..tdch the Uldted Stat .. -r hereafter ~aae.
The A~ Forcea above referred to are tho United Statea
l.r.y, tho Uui&od bt&tea kavy, the L'nited Statea Air rorc.i:,
ad the United Statea Hadne CorpaJ and ahall iucludo thoae
wbG Mrved in &.lie t.'altocl .&t&tea Coaat Guard dur1Da U.a period
~odq U.Ce.bor 7, 1941 ad oadln& April 28, !952, both
cia&.ea iuclu.ive,a nd any ~ure Wlr 1.a which aaid C ~rd aball
bo actively oop&oc1.
Introdllced, road in full ad pa .. ed on flret roadln& on
____ day of , l970.
Publiabed u a .Bill for an vrdSn•nce on the ___ ciay
of -------• 1970.
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rx-officio City Cl rk-freasur r
l! St~ph n A. Lyon, doh r b) ccrtif) that tht . bov. Jnd
ort-o1n 1 tru . accura t nd complcl CCIJ'V of a IIi II for
,tn (Jrdinancl introduc d , r ad in full, and p .. s, don fir::.L
r ;,din on Lh c day of , 1970 .
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6. 7-15 UITITU:D "VETERAN'S
n,LHKLM.:E, !:.UU S j:.(,;tl~t, (b) P£1\lOUS C:f ~HVICL.' CI F THE
MUNICIPAL CODE Of THI CITY Of ENGLE~OOD, COLORADO, BY
:..or.ruiMING ~.Ul.J OkDlMHCE 10 Tllf. f'l.W VH.ll.r-~~ OF Al-.TIC.U
Xll, SECTION 14, CONSTITUTION OF TH! ~TATE OF COLORADO.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLi-
wOOD, COLOiADO 1
~action 1. Tbat ~eetion 6.7-15 (b) of tne Munieip&l
Code of tbe City of E.n&1evood h hereby -nded to read ••
follow•:
Section o. 7-15 (b) -l't:UO.O ~ Uf ~l.:A\VlC..l:.
Tbe Pu1oda of W.x for which point& axe &~ddec1 ~lu.G•:
The Period of the ~paoi•h-~rlean ~~ tbe Period of tbe
Pkillipl.ne lo.urrecUonJ tbe Period fr~ nprU 6, 1917 to
Nov.-ber 11 1918, both 1adu.aive; the Period fna Deca.ber 7,
1941 to April 28, 1952, both 1oc1ua1veJ the ?Ariod of .ay war
in tllb1ch tbe Ulalted State• -J hereafter ~·&•·
The A~ fera.8 above referred to are the Uaited Stataa
;.~. tbe Uulted btatea toavy. the Unitecl SLat .. .#.1r rorc." I
aad the Uuited Stata• Marine Corpa; and ahall laelude tho••
whl;; Hrvecl in Uaa United ~tatea Coaat <:.uard <luriA& tn. period
~ndna. Dec.aber 7, 1941 mad eadlo& April 28, 19~2, both
date a ioeluaiva, a nd any future wa1· .lD -.h1c;h ••lei Guard aball
be ~tlvely en&a&ed•
lntroduced, read ln full aad paaHd on flnt nadln& on
U1e ______ day of , l97C.
P\Abllabecl u • Dill for an Ordlluulc:.a on the ___ day
of , 1970.
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r -officio C it > C lcrk-Tr asur r
[! t ph n A. I )On , doh nb] c rLif Lh a L the auov• <tnd
ort-go ln i tru, a c c ura t -and complctt cop of Bi l l lor
.tn Ordinance· i n troduc ed , r a d i.n full. , nd p, <; d on fi r'L
r ead in on tht day of------l 70.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay.
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ORDINANCE NO. /<) , SERIES OF 1970
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED
THEREIN FOR COSTS EXPEHDED 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 coats 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 the costa incurred together with administrative
costa has been mailed to the owners of such property, and that
more than thirty (30) days have elapsed without said statement
of costa being paid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follow s:
Section 1. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec . 23.17,
there ia hereby aeaesaed against each of the following described
properties the following amounts, which a mounts consist of the
actual costa incurred by the City in causing the removal and
disposal of weeds or rubbish from such properties, p lus 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
Clarkeon
LOts 19 through 24, Block 48,
South Broadway Heights, 4490
South Washington
E 125' of w 155' of R 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 , Beqinning
16' ! of NW corne r Lot 1 , Dobbins
Reaubdiviaion, thence E 166'
thence S 305' thence w 166'
thence N 305' to point of begin-
nine;
Sheri~an Heiqhta, Block 93, Lots
33 and 34
Amount of Assessment
$ 37.95
37.95
22.14
317.90
139.15
158.13
53.77
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33-4-68,
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Lots 29-31, Bloc
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Lo s 1 and 16, 1 k 3 , W s view
Addition
Lots 1 5 , Block 2 , So uth Lawn
Gardens , 2000 Wee Wesley
Lot 5 , Block 6, Ple s ant Vi ew
2nd Filing
s l/2 of Lot 8 and all Lots 9
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3434 South Grant
Lots 3 and 4, Block 42, South
Broadway Heights
$ 63.25
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 in full and passed on first reading
on the 6th 4ay of April, 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of April, 1970.
day of
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
((<•L i , 1970.
Published by title aa Ordina ce No. , Series of
1970 on the ' day of (~.21 , 1970.
MAYOR
ATTEST a
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 Ordinance llo. / 0 , Series of 1970
finall y passed on the -2 day of &;,v , , 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLBRX-TRBABURBR
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March -~, 1970
Stephen A. Lyon, Treasurer, Policemen's Pension Board
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SUBJECT : Englewood Police Pension
At its meeting of March 25, the Englewood Pol i e Pension Board
requested that an opinion be rendered b y the City Attorney on
the following:
1. Does the Pension Board in its own right have the
authority to establish its own rules a r;i ~gula tions) which may
interpret , clarify , and incr~~he benefits provided police-
men under state law --and in some cases establish rules and
regulations which may conflict with state law?
2. If the Pension Board itself does not have this
authority, does the City Council?
3. The (pension Boar\ believes that a ~_!i_c+,. or a regl,!latioJ
should be in}tituted whic~ wou\ be worded~ometh~ng to the
effect that "Should a patrolma be _employed from another Colorado
department and said~epartm~nt e{unds the atrolman's contri-
bution to the f!-1!1~, n order -ro-~atr61man to receive credit
~or ~i~ye~rs as pn fficer ~n&anotge~ department he must pay
to the~ng ewood ol1ce Yen~n Fun an amount equal to that
amount which he~a~Eefun~e ' This policy appears somewhat
unrelated to -the above que ons;and, therefore, the question
is can this be done either by th~_Boardlor the Englewood City
Council? ---)
The Pension Board will meet again Wedn esday , April 1, 1970.
Your replies to the above questions are considered necessary to
determine whether various actions affecting th pension plan
should be recommended to City Council at its April 6, 1970
meeting.
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cc Elmer E. Schwab
Al Garfunkle
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Stephen A. Lyon
Treasurer, Poli cemen's Pension
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CITY ATT<»NNY
PHONE 761 -1100
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
MEMORANDUM
Steven A. Lyon, Treasurer, Board of Trustees,
Police Pension Fund of Englewood
Bernard v. Berardini, City Attorney
April 1, 1970
SUBJECT: Englewood Police Pension
ram
March 26,
questions
advise as
in receipt of your
1970 requesting my
contained therein.
follows:
memorandum under date of
several opinions on the
I, therefore, hasten to
The Board of Trustees of the Police Pension Fund of
Englewood, colorado is not an organization authorized
under the charter and Ordinances of the city of Englewood,
but is, in fact, a Statutory body created by Legislative
Enactment being Session Laws of 1927 as they have been
amended through the decades, now constituting and being a
part of Chapter 139, Article 49, Sections 1 through 25,
c.R.S.'63 as amended.
It is my opinion as follows:
1. The Board is required to make necessary
rules and regulations for managing and discharging
its duties, but said rules and regulations must not
be inconsistent with the provisions of Article 49,
Chapter 139, C.R.S.'63 (see C.R.S.'63, 139-49-5 (3)).
139-49-5 (3) -In municipalities having a less
population than one hundred thousand i nhabitants
and not having a policemen's pension fund estab-
lished or a board of trustees to govern the same,
the board o f trustees provided for in section 139-
49-4, created and established, shall make all
necessary rules and regulations~managing and
discharging its duties, not incons istent with the
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all appl ications for relief or pensions , under the
provisions of this article, and its actions on such
applications shall be final and conclusive; except,
that when in its opinion, justice demands that said
action should be reconsidered, the same may be re-
versed by said board. A record of said action and
all other matters coming properly before said board
shall be kept and preserved.
2. The Board may neither increase nor decrease the
benefits provided under said Article for disability or
retirement as a language of the Act is mandatory rather than permissive.
3. The Board may not lawfully establish regulations
or policies affecting conditions of employaent of officers
from other Colorado police departments, or any others,
as it is without jurisdiction or authority to do so, said
jurisdiction and authority being vested elsewhere, i.e.
Charter Article XV, Sections 137 and 138, Englewood career Service Authority.
4. The language of C.R.s. 139-49-15 Pension Based
on Age and Service, and 139-49-23 Pensions< Municipalities
under 50,000 appear to indicate the possib1lity that some
policy could be instituted by City councils and its
career Service Authority; however, I express no firm
opinion on this point without further research.
Respec>fully,
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BERNARD V. BERARDINI
cc: Elmer E. Schwab, Mayor
Alvin Garfunkel
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Dear ar. attauu:
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ftta le 111 ........ to 70U' letter of •cw~er I~ la _.teb 70. aek lf it la wltbla tbe
aatbortt,. of tu hllce Peaaloa lloan to
ret.M a .. uce efficer'a coatrlbatloae to tbe
hllce .... 1_ .._. 111 tbe weat be ta ettur
dleaba .... or woluatarll7 tulta bla ..,l~t
•rler to tbe u .. be would be •U•lble tor tu .... lea.
t' -:~· ..
•• call ,__, att-tto. to tbe la•t .. ateace
la &ectlea 131-41-14 Cll '13, •bleb ... aleo 131-4•-14 c• '13, ... al .. to leeUoa Ul-4t-24 CM '13,
nlcb ... al .. 131-41-24 C '13, In tbe
abeeace of aar .,..lflc atatator,. aut~rlt7
tor tbe nh•U .. of eucb coatrtbut 1 ... aad ~ .... ef tbe a~Mwe citattou, w are of tbe
.,.tal• tut tu ..... r abould be la tbe Mpthe.
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Ilft'RODOCE D AS
A BILL FOR
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Alit ORDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODI!!" ,' CHAPTER 25.1
l!:lft'ITLED "TRAFFIC AND MO'l'OR VEHICLES" OF THE MUBICIPAL CODE ,..,
OF THE CITY OF EUGLEWOOD, BY ADDING A MEW SECTION THERETO
RESTRICTING PARKING OF SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS,
TRUCKS, AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES WITHIN ANY RESIDEII'l'IALLY
Z ED AREA OF THB CITY OF EIIGLEWOOD.
BE IT ORDAIIIJED BY TRE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP' ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO as follows s
Section 1 -"THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE"
chapter 25.1 entitled "Traff1c and MOtor Veh i cles• o f
the Municipal code o f the City of Eng lewood is hereby amended
by addin g a new section thereto as follow.s
Section 25.5 -Art i cle XI, Section ll-5 -RESTRICTIORS Olll
SPECIAL MO BILE EQUIPMEHT, TRAILERS, TRUCKS, Ali1D COitM§RCIAL
VEHICLES
{a) It shall be unlawful f or the o perator or owner
of any automobile, bus, transport trailer, moving van T~ac ~
transit-mix concrete truck, tra i ler, •-i-trailer,t· or i ta< 1.1,,
t r u ck, whose manu facturer's r ated capacity ia in excess
of three-quarters of a ton, or special mobile equipaent
as de fined herein, to stop, s t and , or park such vehicle
or to cause such vehicle to be stopped, stood, or parked
in any residentially zoned area of the City and on any
street adjacent to said resident ially aoned area o f said
city at any time except when such vehicle is bein ex-
peditiously loaded or unloaded, or mobile equipaent is
being used to perform the special operation for which it
was des igned , on any street or highway, alley, or other
public way within the city of Englewood.
(b ) Tank trucks, tank trailers, or tank seai-trailers
shall not park upon the streets, alleys, public or private ~
places within the City except when entirely empty, and
then only for a period not exceeding one (l) hour. 110
t a nks o f s uch vehicles shall be repaired except when
completely .. pty froa infl .... ble liquids and only after
being thoroughly steamed or washed to r..ove all ex-
plo sive vapors. No tank truck, tank s .. i-trailer, or
tank trailer used for transporting liquified petroleu.
or gas, whether loaded or .. pty, shall be parked or
allowed to reaain upon the streets, alleys. or other public
property or upon any private property within the City ex-
cept when actually engaged in filling storage tanka or
while under repairs.
(c) Other provisions of this code regulating the
trans portation and storage of fl ... able liquids nd qaaes
sha ll r ... in in full f orce and effect and are not re-
pealed thereby,
(d) The term or phrase •special MObile Bqui~nt•
shall f or the purpose o f t his ordinance have the following
aeaningr
S*icial M9b i le raui~'t -Special mobile equip-
•ent s all consist o veh~ .. self-propelled or
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otherwiae, deaigned pria&rily for operation or uae
on or off the streets and highwaya and only inci-
dentally uaed or .oved upon auch atreeta or highwaya.
Thia d e f i n ition shall include by way of exaaple and
not by way of liaitation anowplow., road conatruction
or aaintenance equipment , ditch digging or excavating
apparatus, well drilling or boring equipment, fire
fighting equi~nt and vehicles designed to transport
equipment and vehicles used in connection with or for
the repair and maintenance of construction or .. in-
tenance e~ui pment tempora rily or permanently mounted
on such vehicles provided such equipaent is trans-
ported from yard to job, j o b to job, or job to yard,
and equipment prt.arily designed for hoisting, lifting ,
moving, loading, or digging operations. The f oregoing
definition is partial and shall not exclude other
vehic les of unusual des ign, size or shape that are
designed primarily tor purposes other than t r a nsporting
merchandise or passengers.
Introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat reading on
, .,.,~0 day of /.k·J71 r ' , 1970. >
2Ublis})ed as a Bill for an ordinance on the __._.·,'-..:'->:......_day
of /g ./-??c < < , 1970. >
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex-o f f ~c i o city clerk
I, S tephen A . Lyon , do hereby certify that th e above and
f oreg oing i s a true, accurate and complete copy o f a Bi ll f or
an Ordinance introduced, read i n full and p~ssed on fi rst
reading on the ,J() day o f ~/?i e'. , 1970.
ex-officio city c lerk
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All1 ORDINANC E AMENDUIG •tHE MODEL TRAPFIC .:ooe•, C~PTER 25.1
P..:lftiTLED •tRAP'l"lC AIID MO'I'OR VEHICLES " OF THE MUIIIICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY 01" ZIIIGLBWOOD, BY ADDING A NEW S ECTIO. THERJrl'O
RESTRICTING PARJ<IN C; 0£' SPECIAL MOBILE EQtJIPJUI:ltT, TRAILERS,
'rRUCKS, AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES WITBIN 1\NV RBSIDBliTIALLY
ZONED A.REA OF THE CITY OF BIIGLEWOOD.
F-E IT ORDA UIED BY THE CITY CO UN CIL O F THE C ITY OF DGI&-
•1000, CO LORADO aa tollowaa
Section 1 -•tHZ MODEL TRAFFIC cooz•
chapter 2~.1 entitled •traff l c and Motor Veh j cleG" of
t e Munic ipal code of the City o f Enql~~ ia hereby amended
by dd1ng a n ew aection thereto aa follow.:
S ection 25.5 -Art i cle XI, Section 11-5-RBSTRlCTIQ!S OM
SPICIA.L MOBILE IOUIP¥11'f. TMILUS, TRUCJSS. AJ(D CCIIM§RCI..Y,
VEIIICLES
(a ) It ehall be unlawful cor the operator or owner
of any auto.obile, bua, tranaport trai ler, I'IIOvin g ~z ,, ,..:[
transit-mix concrete truck, trailer, •-1-tra i ler,~"or 1, (
truck, whose aanufacturer'a r d ted c ~pac i t r ia Jn exc••• ~ '•
of three-~uartera of a ton, or apecial .obile equipaent
aa defined herein, to atop, stand, or pa rk. such vehJ c le
or to cauae auch vehicle to be stopped, atood, or parked
in anv reaidentially aoned area o f the ~lty and on a ny
atreet adjacent to aaid rea1dent 1a lly aoned area o f said
Ci ty at any t i .. e except when a u cn v ·1": cl 1s b(!l.lh, ex-
peditioualy loaded or unloaded, or mob 1 le equi~nt ia
being u aed to per f or. th~ spec i al op r~tion for Wh4ch it
waa deaigned, on any atreet or hig hway . alley, or other
publ1c way with1n th~ City or En 1~
1 Tank tr~~Clc.s, tank trailer5, oz t•nlt •-i -tratlers
shall not parlt upon the atreete, alleys public or priva e
places ,.,ithin the City except ...,hen ent 1 rely empt·o;, .tnd
then onl y f or a period not exceed i n q one (1) hour . NO
tanka o f auch vehicle• ahall be r pa 1 c.u ~xcept when
cocapletely etapty troa infl .... ble liqu1da and only a f'ter
being thoroughly ateaaed or waahed t o re~ve 411 •Y -
p loa i ve vapora. "o tank truck, tan~ emi-trailer, or
tank trailer uaed for trana (.IOr in , .1-t'•tt ied petroJ.eUIII
or qaa, whether loaded or ••o y. hall b ~ park~ or
allowed to r~1n upon the a t r ~ t-dll t8, oro her p ublic
property or upon any privat ~ propert ·t ,.·th in the C l ':.y ex-
cept when actually engaqed 10 f illl • toraqe tan"ka or
while u nder repa i r•.
(c) Other prov iaiona 01 t h t t'l Code r <Ju iatin'-1 t.he
tranaportation and atoraqe of fl~arl~ lt~u i ~ d y aaea
shall c ... in in full torce and et ~ t nd ar~ not ~
peal d thereby.
(d) The t rm or phra11 1!' "·'" "I 'J
sh 11 r oc the p u cpoae o t th la
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on or of f the stre ets and hi ry hwaya and only inci-
dentally used or ~Yed upon such streets or highways.
This de f i n i t i on shall i nclude by way ot ex .. ple and
not by way of liaitation snowplowa, road conatruct1on
or ••intenance equi~nt, ditch di g ging or excavatinq
apperatua, w.ll drilling or boring equip.ent , fire
fighting equi~t and vehicles deaiqned to tranaport equi~ent and vehicle• uaed i n connection with or tor
the repair and .. intenance of construction or .. in-
tenance e~uipaent t .. porarily or per.anently ~unted
on such vehicles provided auch equi~nt is trane-
ported fro. yard to job, job to job , or job to yard,
a nd equip.ent prt.Arily designed for hoiatinq, lifting,
.aYinq, loadin9, or diqginq operations. The for89oinq
definition is partial and shall not exclude other
vehicles of unuaual design, eiae or shape that are
d .. i9ned priaarily tor purposes other than tranaportinq
.. rchandise or paseengera.
Introduced, read ~n full and paseed on tirat
r Jc I day of {<,eX -t • 1970. reading on
~liahed aa a Bill for an ordinance on the L.t;..::<-< ,( , 1970. -, 2 day
A'M'EST:
e x-o f f icio Ct ty c lerk
I, S t e phen A. Lyon, do he r eby certtf y th at th e above and
f o r eg o i n g 1s ~ true, accur ate and c o mpl e ~ro p y o f a t ll .o r
a Or di nan ·e i n t rod u c e d , read i n ·u ll a ~d pa ss.ed o n f1 r st
r e adi n g on the 1~. da y o f -~ , 1 970 .
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u oRDIIIAIICE AtJf!IO~IziNG orBE sALE o, ors cin' s Ift!US'f..J. cc,"
IN ltBAL PROPEM'Y '1'0 '1'BB DGLBWOOD SCBOOL DIS'l'RIC'r 110. l. L.o.
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WHEREAS , the city of Englewood baa acquired an in~ereat
t o certain unimproved real property hereinafter described,
by that certa i n Treasurer'• deed dated and recorded October 28,
1969 at BOOk 1839 a t page 115 o f the official recorda of the
clerk a nd Recorder o f Arapahoe county, colorado, and,
WHEREAS, the Englewood School District ~. 1 ia desirous
o f purchasing the interest held by the city for school pur-
poses a nd the city is desirous of aellinq ita interest in and
to said parcel o f land to the Englewood School District &o. 1
f or aaid school purposes,
IIOW, 'riiBIO!!POitZ, BE I'r ORDAiliED BY 'rD CrrY COUIICIL OF
'!'BE CITY OP' DGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a a f ollowaa
~ection 1. It h hereby ordered and directed that
the folloW ng described parcel of land be sold to the Kftgle-
vood school District ao. 1 for school purposes, for a total
purchase price of Six HUndred Dollar• ($600.00).
Section 2. 'l'bat upon the e f fective date of this
ordinance tlle Mayor of the City of Dt9l..ood ie hereby
authorised and directed to execute a Quit claim Deed to
Inglewood School District 10. 1, c:oavey i ng the following
described parcel of property for school purposes, to wita
The west 60 feet of LOt 28, Block 2,
SOU!'HLAWR GARDBIIS A8EX, Arapahoe
county, state of colorado
Introduced, read in full and passed on fir s t read i ng
on the 20th day of April, 1970.
Pub~ished as a Bi ll for an Ordinance on the ~~~-· ~~~----
day of , 'i,Pj, t2 , 1970.
May or
ATTEST:
e x-o fic i o cit y clerk
I, Stephen A. Ly on, do hereby cert ify that the above and
f oreg oing i s a true, accurate and c ompl ete copy of a Bill for
a n Ordinance i ntroduced , read in ful l and passed on first
re ad i n g on the 20th day o f Apr i l, 19 70.
ex-o fficio Ci t y c lerk
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A BILL FOR ') '70
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All ORDI~Z AUI'HOIUZIMG TD SALE OF TIIB Cl'f'Y' S Ilft'BRD'I'
I• REAL PROPIUft'Y 'fO TBB JIII(II.8WOOO SdmOL Dift'JUC'f 110. 1.
WHEREAS• the city of Inglewood ha• acquired an intereat
to certa i n un i ~proved real propertY hereinafter deaeribed,
b y that c e rt a in Treasurer'• deed dated and recorded QetOber 18,
1969 at sao~ 1839 at page 115 of the offic i al record• of the c l e r~ and Recorder of Arapahoe county, col~ado, and,
WKE~• the Inglewood School oiatriet ~. l ia d .. irou•
o f purchaaing the intereat held by the City for aehOOl ~
po••• a nd the City ia deairoua of aellinq ita i ntereat in and
to aaid parcel of land to the Englewood School Di atr i et ~. l
f or aa i d schoOl purpoaee,
IIOW, TDUfOU, aB IT ()RDP.IIrBD JIY 'fD CITY ~IL or
THE ciTY OP DQLEMOOD, coLOMDO• aa followea
~ection l· It ie hereby ordered and directed t.bat
the folloW ng deaer~ parcel of land be aold to t.~• Jn9le-~ School oiatriet 80· l for aehOOl purpoaea, for a total
purehaee ~lee of Six BQncSred DOllar• ($600 .00).
section 2. That upon the effective date o f th i s
ordinance tbe Mayor of the city of Ing lewood ia hereby
authorised •nd directed to execute a QU i t claia oeed to
znqlewood SchOOl Dietriet ~. l, conveying the following
deacribed parcel of property f or echool purpoaea, to wita
'l'he ~t 60 f-t of JAt 28. &lock 2, s~• GAaD•s AJIIID, ArapahOe
county, state of colorado
Introduced, read in f ull and paaaed on f irst read 1ng
on the 20th day of April, 197 0 .
pub?\tfhed aa a Bill for an ord i na n c ~ 0 '' ttle _E_-
day o f ~(1 I , 1970.
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ex-offic•O ci t y c lerk
I, stephen A. Ly on, do her ~by cert1fy that th above a nd
t oregoln<t t" a true, accurate and comple e copy of a I' ll f or
an ordinancP I ntroduced , read in ru ll and passed on 1r~
rea inq or h e 20th day o f Apr1l, l ':l'l1 .
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A BILL F OR <-
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All ORDIIIAIICB AWARDIBG Cc.fltAC"l'S POR COIISTRUC'l'IO. OP IMPltOV~t o
MEN'l'S ~ BAMPDEIJ PlACE BE'l'WBBIII S0t1l'R CREROD!: ARD SOUTH ·
ELATI COMSIS~IHG OF COHCRBrB ~ PAVIHG, TO J • H COMCRBrB
CO. ARD '1'0 PE'l'BR KIEWI'f SORS'CO.
WHEREAS, the city council of the City o r En g lewood
has authorized street iaproveaente for aa.pden Place between
s o u th cherokee and south Elati Streets and,
WHEREA S , said iaprov .. enta involve the installation of
concrete for curb and g utter as well as asphaltic concrete
tor street paving of said area and,
WHEREAS, the lowest and beat bi& for said improv .. enta
were received from J & II concrete co. and Peter Kiewit sons•
co. and,
NHBRBAS, said bids are below the engineers' estimates
of cost,
NOW,TRBUPORE, BB IT OltDAI.BD BY ~RB CI'l'Y COWJCIL OP ~RB
CITY OF EIIGLBI«)()D 1 COLOMDO, a a followa'
section l. That the provisions of the agreement with J &
K concrete co. whereby said oo.pany proposes to install to
specification all concrete c~b. gutter, sidewalk and concrete
pan with aeah for a total price of $2,969.30 on west aa.pden
Place aa designated on drawings subaitted by the city Engin .. r
is hereby accepted and ratified by the city council.
Section 2. ~hat the provisions of the agre .. ent with
Peter Kiewit sons' co., whereby said coapany proposes to
excavate, install base course, adjust aanhole, apply pri ..
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coat aod asphaltic concrete to specifications and as designated
by the City Engineer for paving 300 -400 west Hampden Place
for a total price of $5,088.52 is hereby accepted and ratified
by the city council.
Section 3. That the Ma~ and city clerk are hereby
uthoriaed and directed to execute said aqre-nta on behalf
of the City of Englewood.
Section 4. That the ~tiona of all ofUcera, .. ploy .. •,
and agent• of the city of Bngl~ heretofore undertaken
to carry out and fulfill the purppaea of said aqr .... nta,
are hereby fully accepted, approved and ratified with the
s ... force and effect as if they had been fully accepted,
approved and ratified by ordinance duly enacted prior to the
date of each and all of such ~t•.
Introduced, read i n tull and paaaed on f irst reading on
the ,., day of , t' .<rJ . ( , 1970.
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Ma yor
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
f oregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance i ntroduced, read i n t~ll a:d passed on first
reading on the ,~co day of C:~s ·{_ , 1970.
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All OaDIJIAEB MIAIIDDIG cc.t~ ,_ ~-..riO. CW a. ....
..-ra C. ..,..._ .W. .... 8GWII c:P .... AIID 8Galll
8LM'I CC.Iftlllfl 0/r cca;-a a.D MYIJIO, t'O J 6 a~-
CO. MD 'fO ..,_ llaWWl'l ._ 1 CO •
..-.u, ~ ci~y a.-au of tbo Cl~y of aayl.....s
bae authoriaod eu-~ ..... ••••••U fOIL' ........ P ace ...._ ••
south cbero~t .. ud lOu_. alaU au..u -'·
wnau, aaJ.d ..._.., ••&a ia•l" t~ae iuullai.ea of
concr•~· for oun ... ·~-.. w.11 ....... l~ic ~--for eu~ ,.., ... of ••W uea _.,
.aaaAa, t.be lowM~ _. ~tea~ 11116 tw .. J.cl illploe •••
w.ro receiYed fi'Oa J • a c-t•ft8 co. Uld ~ n-1• ..... c:o .....
-aaAa. ••W bYe aro bol8w ~ ... iaeo~ro• -~liiM.oa
of coo~.
aeoUoa 1. fta~ ~ JCOYlalou of ~ ........ wi.tll J • a eaacr.u c. . ...__, ••ld e a aay ,..a, .... • iaaull w
.,..uica~U. all -•-. .-., 91R~or, d.._lll ... ~••arfte
pea vU:h •• tw a t:Ral JC'i.oe of t2,Kt.l0 Oft --~ z zl• neoo aa ._1,.-.. • -..iav• nlllll~od a.y t~~e ci~y -.ia ....
la hu'.a.y ..... _.nUll .. llf tile chy co-n.
1~1-2 . .,... tM ...,s..1-• of tM .......... ~ vitll
.-or IU-it ._., ce., ..__ aai• Cl aaa~ pcopoa• W
eacrayau, iMUll ba8o ........... juat. ...._ o, a,.ly pc'L.
ooa~ alld .. ~~i.e oaa•..C• • •J~ect1fiCMU• .. ud u deeitu~ed
by the Ci~y 8891 ..... for ,..,ift9 lOO -400 ... t ....... Plaee
fa" a ~·1.-~i.oe of f5,01e.S2 la .._._, •••P~ad .... ratifiod
by tbo City ~11.
seou• l. fto~ ~-..,_ aad city clen aro bor-,
aathorillod ........ _. .. te -.to aald .,... .... Du oa behalf
of tho Ci~y of ... 1 ......
aocU• 4. fta~ t-.o ~ion• of all offi~ora, ... leFeoo.
end .... U Of~ CUy Of -.v1ftiDOd horetOfOJrO und~alloa
t.o cany ~ ... fwlfUl t1ao rww••• of ••W .._... ••·
an~ hlly ........... ,..., .. Uld .. nuiod vl~ u.o
.-fOIL'ce _. offen u if they b..S booa fully aacopt.d,
approY*I and nUflod llf odia-..co duly onac~od IIC'ia' t.o U.o
••~• of oecrb ADII all of ._. ocu.
InUOd110od, rood iD f,ull aad puood Oft Urot r ... ln9 on
.... ..,. of 1).<? 1, 1 , 1110.
of
I'Ubliellod u • Bill fo~r an ordinance on tho __ J -'--clay
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Mayor
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ex-off ~ci o city clerk
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f oregoin g •s a true , acc u rate and compl ete copy o f a Bill for
an OrdLnanc~ Int roduced, read i n full and pas sed on fi rst
r e adi n g on ~he day o f 19 70 .
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A SI LL FOR
M ORDIRAIIC!! AWARDIIIG CCII"l'UCI'S POR COirS'I'IlUC'I'IOII Or I~
MDft'S 011 HAKPDD PLACE Baorwa. SOU'l'B CHEROKEE MD SOUfB
ILA'l'I CO.SIS'I'IIIO Or CO.CRB'a AIID PAVIBG, '1'0 J " B CO.Caft8
CO. Alii> 'l'O PftBR JCIZWIY Sc.&'CO.
WHEREAS, the city council of the c i ty o r Englewood
h&a authorlaed •treet iapro~t• for Raapden Place be~ween
s o u t h c herok•e and south Elati Street• and,
WHEREAS, •aid i~ro...-nta involve the inatallation of
concrete for curb and qutter a• well •• a•pbaltic concrete
tor atreet pavln9 of aaid area and,
WHEREAS, the loweat and beat bictl for aaid iapro.-nt.a
were received froa J & • concrete co. an~ Peter JCiewit sona•
co. and,
NHBRIAS, aaid bide are below the en9in .. r•' eati .. tea
of coat,
IIOW,'I'DaiUO., U n' oaDP.IIRD IIY YD Clft COWICIL or 'ra
Cl'I'Y Or BIIGLiliOOD, COLOMDO, aa follower
Section 1. Ybat the proviaiona of the eqr .... nt with J "
• concrete co. whereby aaid co.pany propoae• ~ inatall ~
apecification all concrete c~b. iUtter, aidewal-and concrete
pan with .eah for a total price of $2,969 .10 on w.at a..pden
Plac:e u d-ivnat .. on dz'awinqa aua.itted by the city En9in .. r
1• hereby accepted and ratified by the city council.
Sect ion 2. Yhat the prOYia lone of the aqr:e ... nt with
Peter Jtiewit &one' co., ,.ereby aaicl coapany propoae• to
excavate, inatall baae courae, adjuet raanhole, apply pri ..
coat aDd aaphaltic concrete ~ apecificationa and aa deaiqnated
by the city lnqin .. r for: pavlnq 100 -400 weat Baapden Place
for a total ~lee of ,5,088.52 ia hereby aeeepted and ratif i ed
b y the city council.
Section 3. Yhat the Jlayo&" and city clerk are hereby
authorised and directed ~ .. ecute aaid a q re ... nta on behalf
of the city of ln91ewaod.
Sect1on 4. That the action• o r al l ot f icera, .-ploy ... ,
and aqenta of the City of Jnqlewaod herftto f ore underta~en
to carry ou_t and tulf i 11 the purpe»ee• of a aid aqr.-.nta,
are hereby fully accepted, approved and ratified with the
a .. e force and effect •• if they had been fully accept.d,
approved and ratified by ordinance d u l y enacted pr i or ~o the
date o f each and all of euch acta.
I ntroduced, read i n full and paeeed on fi r•t r eadinq on
the ' day of , 1970.
Pub l i a h ed •• a Bi ll f or an Ord in a nce on th e
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f or eg oina 1~ a true, accurate and complete c opy o f a Bill for
an Ordi na nc 1n tr oduced, read in full and pas sed on fi rst
r e ading o n the day of 19 7 0.
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MINUTES OF POLICEMEN'S PENSION BOARD•<;,L.t ,10 ..; F'll.f!
APRIL 3, 1970 Ob, r-,...1 O
The Policemen's Pension Board meeting of April 3,
1970 was called to order at 5:15 P.M.
The following were present: Elmer E. Schwab
Alvin Garfunkle
Stephen A. Lyon
The Pension Boa rd received a memorandum from City
Attorney 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 wherein the officers received full
refund of their contribution into the other municipalities'
pension fu n ds. The City of Englewood pension program assumes
liability for these officers and those years of service 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
employed by the City of Englewood must pay an amount equal to
any pension 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 PENSIO~ FUND.
The motion was carried.
The authority of the Board and of the City Council to
cause the refund of contributions of pol ice officers upon th eir
separation from the City of Englewood was d iscu ssed in light
of Mr. Berardini's memorandum. Sergeant Garfunkle reported
that 27 officers were in favor of the refund and seven were
aga i nst.
The Board discussed possible ways in which the refund
and other changes n eces sary to operate the pension plan might
be made. It was the consensus that the Board re-constitute
itself under City Council ord inance and then proceed to improve
upon the present statutory program.
SCHWAB MOVED, GARFUN KLE SECONDED, THAT THE BOARD
REQUEST OF CITY COUNCIL THAT AN ORDINANCE BE DRAWN ESTABLISHI NG
A BOARD OF POLICE 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 AD MINI STER,
MANAGE, AND OPERATE 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 CI TIZEN MEMBER SERVING FOR TWO
YEARS TO BE APPOINTED BY THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE BOARD; AND
FURTHER THAT A DRAFT COPY OF THE ORDINA CE BE SUBMITTED FOR
REVIEW BY THE PRESENT POL! EMEN'S PENSION BOARD PRIOR TO ITS
SUBMITTAL TO CITY COUNCIL FOR ITS CONSIDERATION.
The motion was c rried.
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Director of Finance Lyon reported on the Police
Pension Fund assets which had been invested through Wrights
Investors' Service. Mr. Lyon stated that the bulk of the common
stock purchases had been made during the month of December. '
After the stock market continued its downward trend during
December, January and February, the value of these assets had
been reduced by over $5,000. However, the value of the assets
had been checked again on April 1 and the loss had been reduced
from $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 carried, and the meeting adjourned.
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APRIL 3, 1970
That the City Council cause an
ordinance to be drawn and passed
establishing a Board of Police Pension
Trustees consisting 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 Englewood serving for tenure,
and one citizen member serving for two
years to be appointed by 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 in the Pension Board the
power to make these improvements and
to establish rules and regulations which
effect the improvement s.
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TO: All Members of the Euglewood City Council
FROM: Mr. stanley H. Dial, City MaD&Pr
DATE: April 20, 1970
SUBJECT: REMINDERS
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This memorandum will serve to remind you of our student Government
Activities to take place during the next week. Tonight the counterpart.
of the Mayor and all Councilmen, the City Maaager, tbe Aaai.taat City
Manager, and the City Attorney, are attendiug tbe meettnc in order to
observe the procedure. On Frtday, April 24, 19'70, there will be a
luucbeon in the Community Room of the City Hall at 12:00 DOOD, at
which time we would like for the Mayor and OouDctl to be present to be
seated with their counterparts. Please call Irene by Wednesday aad
advise her as to whether or not you will be able to attend this lQDCbem.
TbeD oo WedDeaday, May 13th, we will have the Ellbtb ~ auvtoe
Awarda BaDquet, with the aoclal bour at 6:30p.m. UMI dlaMr at '7130 p.m.
It will be beld at "The Forum" wblob Ia at the west eatruce of tb8 VIlla
Italla ~Ill& Center, 7200 West Alameda Aveaue. Wl&cll for 6artller
details.
Attacbed you will please find a llat ~ the atudeat OOUDterparta for the
poaitiODB of Mayor and Councilmen, City lluaapr, Aaal&tat City
Manager, and City Attomey.
Respectfully,
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STANLEY H. DIAL
City Maoapr
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STUDENT POSITION
Bill Howard Mayor
Ed Patterson Councilman
Nancy Brown Co un ci lm a n
Colleen Porter Councilman
Jim Long Co uncilman
Bev Lane Councilman
Ed Leachman Councilman
Debbie Hume City Manager
Darrell Ross Assistant City Manager
Tom Barritt City Attorney
Douglas Yarbrough*
*Student from ~eridan High School.
Office of lhe City Manager
April 17 , 1970
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Elmer E . Sc hwab
John J. Lay
Dallas J. Dhority
Howard R. Brown
Milton Senti
John C. Kreiling
Richard Lone
Stanley H. Dial
Wm. L. McDivitt
Bernard Berardini
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COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE AND
STAT~! 017 COLORADO
Civ il Action No. 2773q
(:ITT Of' E NC:l.E '-'()(1), a
munici pal cor pora tion ,
Plaintiff,
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PHYLLIS F. MILLER ,
Defendant.
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This matter came on for hearing on •''n i ntiff's rOIIlr alnt
on April 7 , 1 970 , and waa then recessed to A•l"il 13, 1970, the
plaintiff bein~ repreaented by Bernard v . B~r arrl ni, Esq., and tbe
defendant bein~ repreaented by J ... a R. Stitt , ~Rq. The Court,
~·tn g heard the testimony, having ex~ined th@ exhibits admitted
into evidence , and having heard the ar~menca (' f c ounsel, now
rules as fo1 ~s :
rtNDn.;s t r rACT
Defendant haft depoaited li tter , ruhb idh , refuae , broken
arrtlaaces, building materials, and other tt~ on her rroperty.
CONCLUSIONS n p • AW
Pl a inti ff roved by a ~repon~er~~~ of the evidence that
the re are f re ha~ard~, health ha1ard ft , M1d hft~ e nubtf ~ nulaaace
exf Rta which should be abated.
effe e ~w"t" th~ re le f to which the ..,1 ~tinr f ff 1.1" enti. led.
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def.-ndl'lnt re,.,f":e a l. li tter, refuse, rubbish, cardboard, wrapping•.
wa"t!' b nl l~l :-.~ ··eterta l s, ~l as s , ho 1s eh o ld furnishings, .md noo•
o perat1 na1 r~l iances f rom the premis e :. \,•i thln hi rty day s .
TT T~ 'F''RTH!R ORDEltED , ADJl.JDG!:D AND DlCRE ED that 1 f the
d efendant fai ! 1r r.efu se a to remove the se i te ~ from the premiaee,
p eint if f is em r ~red to remove them, subj ect t o the follow!~
ond t t ions
Plain l ff is first to uae lumber as dunnage in t~ at .. l
building and t o p lace therein, so as to be protected from the
w .. ther , the personal papers and writing• which are contained in
containers on the premisee . If there is additional room, the
plaintiff ts directed to place under cover as many of the non•
combustible ite~s which ~y have some value, as may be possible.
Plaintiff may then r .. ove fort~th all other items which would
pra.ide either food, water, or barbora~e for rodents , to~ether
with all item& which create a fire ha zl'!rd .
Plaintiff is to defer the removal of building material•
end appliaaeea fer a period of sixty daya in order to ,ive the
defendant additional time to arraa~ for their dia poaition .
'nl.e r ro~rty ia to be entirely cleared by the end o f
sixty days and the defendant ia ape clfilall ~ rohibited from
brtnv tng onto ~he premiaea additional items ~mich would t .nd to
create the same condition which now exiats .
The defendant aay have ten daya in which to fi le a motion
tor new trial .
DONE IN OrEN COURT thia 17 th day of Ar ril. 1970 .
BY THE CCXJRT :
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TO : City Manag<'r D1.al DATE: April 20, 1 970
FR OM· D. A . Romans, Planning Director
SUBJECT· AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS CONFERENCE
F1om th f1rst sessi on of the 1970 Na ti o n al Plan ni n g Confere n ce
pon or d by the American Soc i ety of Plan ning Officia l s to the
f1.nal f1.cld trip, the focus wa s on p e opl e--p eo ple and the1.r
n v1. onm nt , both o ci al and physi ca l env1.ronm e nt. Th e scope
o f the meet1.n g was from Main Street U .S .A. to "U rban1.zation,
Ho us1.n g and Planning Policies in the De v e lopin g World ". On
the i ntern at i onal scene the ineffe tivene s o f aid wa s po1.nted
out, w1.th the c ompla1.nt that the del a y b tween the time th e
re qu est wa s mad e until the time it was approve d by th United
Nations was so long--up to 2-1 /2 to 3 y ars--that "times had
c hange d " and "th y don't n e ed it when they get it ." (Th e
s ame c omplaint wa s made on intra-nat i onal aid--specifi ally
HUD p o gr ams). But whether we were dis c u sing Buenos Aires ,
Pu erto Rico, Canada, England, New York, Englewood, Colorado or
Californ1.a, the t h esis was that a plan i not a g ood one 1.f ~
doesn 't 1.nvolve the people's attitude--and the p e opl •
In th e op ning address, Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm (D-
Br ooklyn) set Lhe stage when s h e emphasized the n ed t o ope n
th e ranks to " itize n participation in bu1.ld1.n g th future"
and stat d that "the black and brown Am r1.cans are not talking
a bou t planning fo ~ progress ... they ar ta lk i n g about planning
for su1 v1v al ." C rtai nly the plans of ou r C1.ty Coun 1.1 and
Pla nn1ng Comm1 s1on to appo1nt citize ns c omm i ttees and to
e k mor a t 1v 1t1zen part1c1pation a re c losely alied to
th obJ c t1v -oi th partici pan ts in the Con fer n e, and I
would hop that there will not b e an undu e d e la y 1n this
rna t l r.
The e were e v ral d1ffer nt topics which were dis cu s d in
e a c h of f ou r o f1v e i on in an effort to give th
pa r ticipant an oppo tun1ty to get more i n-de pth insight 1nto
that par t1 c ula f1eld. I att nded the session on Land-u
pol1c1es. Th ese e 10n i n c luded Land Ac quisition and Tax
Pol ic 1 es, Impl e m nt1ng Nat i onal and M tropolitan Poll 1. ,
Retool i n g Land U e Control and th De velopmen t of w Town
Th e zon1n g o r dinan c and th bu i ldin g c od were "r pped" 1n
e v ry s .s s 1on nd pl a we e made fo un1f o m regulat1on , not
only a a-w1d and tate-w1.d , but nat 1onally. Publ i Land
a qu1 it 1on was p r omote d as the b es t way to c ontrol "urban
sprawl " and t h e capit 1 ga1ns tax for land appreci a tion was
urged 1n l i u of th prope ty tax. Stat zon1ng and land
u o r.t ol was a l o p opo ed as a solut1on to ma n y of ou r
urban probl m Th r se ms to b a rn a s 1v e mov e to publl
own r h1p to hape an d control la d u se .
I wa as 1gn d to br akfast
Zo 1ng and C ntral Bus1n
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and that if th "und e rlyin g" zoning is valid, the contract
zonin g would b e valid . He fe lt i t was a "mechanical" procedure.
~or Px am p i P. ~ pa rce l me t a ll t h c r i teria for the 1-2 Zone
Distri c t so it i zon ed fo r J-2 and in addition, a contract
i s ent e red i n t o b e tw e n th e elec t e d officials and the developer
etting f orth th e "cond iti ons " that the City wants. This
procedur e, h e f e l t , would "ho l d up ". However, were the City
to say, "it doesn 't make sens e to zone this parcel 1-2 ; but if
th e y a g r ee to do thes e things, we'll zone it 1-2 anyway"--he
qu e st i oned th a t t h e zoning would stand up.
Ex c lusionary zoning was also discussed in c on siderable detail ;
however , this problem should not affect the City of Englewood .
It poss ibly will Cherry Hills a nd Greenwood Village.
Our Ce ntral Business Dis trict is in s u ch great shape when
compare d to so many other towns, that I sat there wondering
why we just don't roll up our sleev es and do the few things
that need to be done--like acquiri n g off-street parking and
improving the atmosphere a bit! They could not believe our
Mill Levy! Incidentally, New York has no protruding signs --
only wall signs and it is great! If they do it in New York,
why c an't we?
Mayor Lindsay spoke to u s at the Tu es day lunch e on and stressed
the need for politicians to be c om e competent to talk about
plann i n g and f or planners to b ecome competent to understand
politics . He, too, de c ried the fact that "innovation be c omes
obsolesence because of the many delays". And h e we nt on to
say th a t "Planning is too important to be le ft to the
planners and politicians", that it must involve citizen s!
How ever, he did poi n t out that c omm u nity opinion is "d elicate"
and "changeable " anr' ~hat the welfare of the City mus t prevail
over the welfare of one n eighborhood .
There are many page s to my notes, Mr . Dial, and I would
we lcome an opportunity to go over them in detail with you or
an y one who is interested. However, I hesitate to go into
t oo mu c h mor e detail in this report. It was a very worth-
while c onference in my opinion, and I am s o rry more people
c ould not have gone . I g o t many n ew ideas and many of my
old i d e as were either strength ned or their weaknesses w re
c onf i r med .
On othe r area that was discussed in several meetings was the
on e pt o f the typical Planning Department b eing broadened
into a Community Development Department--covering Planning,
both urrent and lon g -range--Bu ilding--Zoning --Renewal and
Hou si n g . Thi seems to be the trend throughout the Country .
Ag a i n , ba e d on the information I recei v ed, I would r commend
that th e c itizens committees be appointed as soon as possible
and t h a t th r e d e velopment of the five areas identified in
o ur Compr h e n s ive Plan b e undertak n. When c ompared to most
o th er i t i s, w hav s o fe w problem i t s hould b no "push "
at a ll to solv th ones we hav e .
Thank you f or l etti n g m a t t e nd this c onf r e n
gw
D. ANDREWS ROMANS
Plann i ng Dir c tor
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TO: All Department Heads
FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE : April 20, 1970
SUBJECT: ASSISTANT PLANNING DIRECTOR
As our planning program continues to expand, especially as we contem-
plate certain renewal and redevelopment projects, the need to enlarge
our planning staff becomes apparent. For this reason, we have reacti-
vated the position of Assistant Pl anning Director.
Mrs. Dorothy Romans has requested appointment to this position. After
considerable study, I have decided to accept her request and will soon
begin advertising for a new Di rector. In this c onnection, I will seek the
assistance of several qualified planners in the metropolitan area when
screening likely candidates.
As we all know, Mrs. Romans has produced a wealth of valuable planning
material which has given us an excellent insight into the nature of our
community. I wish to recognize her competence and say that I take
personal satisfaction in her decision to make a continued contribution to
Englewood's future.
TANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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CC: All Members of the Englewood City Council
Mr • Dorothy Romans, Assistant Planning Director
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REGULAR ME F.T JNG c·
ENGLE WOOD PUBLIC LffiRARY BO 000 "
MARCH 10, 1970
The regular mee ting of the Englewood Public Library Board was called to order at 7:45p.m.
by Mrs. Beverly Simon, Chairman.
Present: Beverly Simon, Harold Miller, Marla Hoffma n, Ge ne Jarrell, Dallas Dhority and
Harriet Lute .
Absent: John Maxwell .
A quorum was declared .
Cha irm an Beverly Simon introduced Mrs. Marla Hoffman and Mrs . Ge ne Jarre ll, new mem-
bers of th Library Board . She spoke of the duties of Board m embers and recommended
The Libra ry Trustee as excellent orientation reading.
An e xpression of appreciation to retiring Board members was d isc ussed. Mrs. Jarrell made
a motion, seconded b y Mr. Miller that the Board present a book to Mrs. Muriel Smith in appre-
ciation of he r four years' service. Carried. Mr. Dhority made a motion, seconded by Mr .
Miller, that an appropriate card be sent to Dr. Walsh. Mot ion carried .
Minute s of the previous meeting were approved.
The Librarian presented the statistical report for February , reporting a slight increase (150)
in circulation over February 1969, She also reported that o~of-city circulation in the library
had increased 2000 ove r February 1969, that the number of t e le phone r e ference inquires had
increase d from 69 to 171 and group visits from 10 to 18.
Miss Lute reported that memberships in the Colorado Library A -<s ociation had been mailed
for all Board members as directed at the last meeting.
She also stated that the library work room is being used at night for adult education groups.
Registration for the speed reading class, scheduled for March 30-May 28, is about 20; several
persons have registere d for English for the Foreign Born schedulEid for March 2-May 4; a
class for beginning investors is scheduled for April 7, 14, 21; and a Great Books discussion
group m eets each Thursday. The library also cooperated with th e Tri-County He alth mobile
cancer unit on March 6 and 10.
There was a brief discussion of the tentative plans for obse rva nce of National Library Week,
April 12-18 and the Pollution teach-in on April 22.
Miss Lute announced that the Woman's Club will have an autograph tea in the library on April
2, honoring Mrs. Emily Self, author of~~~~.
Copies of the policy statement on Displays in the library were distributed to all Boa rd members,
with the suggestion that they study it and be prepared to make any needed changes at the April
meeting.
Mrs . Simon called for nominations for the offices of Chaitm a n and Vice-<::hairman. Mrs.
Jarrell moved, seconde d by Mrs. Hoffman, that Mr. Ma:>;well be e lected Chariman and Mr.
Miller, Vice-Chairman, contingent on Mr. MaxweJl.'s willingn ss to serve . Motion carried .
M eting adjo urned.
Respectfully submitted,
Harriet Lute
Recording Secretary Pro . Tem .
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT Crry· r9 r :c ,/\ REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUES I • I
GENERAL FUND ') tl':
For Month of Ma rch , 1970
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Anti cipated current To Date C.;. <{.t~f; Est. kast Year
Revenue Month Colr~cbeg ~ ~0-r.n ate
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Property Tax $ 188,626 $ 22,6 34 $ 34 ,245 19 $ 36 ,494
Sales Tax 1,686,570 119,225 496,622 29 340,059
Franchise Taxes:
Public Service Co. 92,000 40 ,5 J 40 ,555
Mountain States 51,000 14, 395
Water utility 25,744
Sewer Utility 8 816
Total 177,560 40,55 5 54,950 31 79,581
Other Taxes:
Spec. Ownership 20,500
Cigarette Tax 95,700 7,964 22,614
Liquor Occupational 11,100 400 9,900
Total 127 ,300 8, 364 32, 514 26 31,641
Fees & Permits:
Street Cuts 2 , 200 358 581
Building Permits 20,000 3,462 6,085
Electrical Permits 5 ,400 1,222 1, 752
Plumbing Permits 1,600 318 630
Spec. Reg. Fees 43,500 16,941 16,941
Dog Licenses 1,154 1,288
Misc. Licenses 26,500 2,785 19,504
Total 99,200 26,240 46,781 47 26,634
Municipal Court 48,000 4,593 12,110 25 13 ,451
Revenue from Other
Agencies:
State Liquor Lie. 1,150 102
State H/W Users Tax 177,100 10,443 37,121
county Court Fees 2 400 450 837
Total 180,650 10,893 38,060 21 33 ,684
Service Charges:
Library Fees 7 ,400 553 1,790
Engineering Fees 5 ,700 64 164
Mobile Home 1,500 312 312
Police 3,500 227 737 I Fire Districts 21,000 10, 92 5 11 ,008 • • Library contract 34,064
State H/W Maint. 2 600 217 650
Total 75,764 12,298 14,661 19 13,543
Other Revenues:
Interest 6 ,000
Miscellaneous 4,ooo 2,779 3 ,98 5
Total 10,000 2,779 3 ,985 40 l, 728
Total Revenue $2,593,670 $247,581 $733,928 28 $576 ,81 5 . I l ' I • 1'
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EXPENDITURES & EN CUMBRA NCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
GENERAL FUND
For Mo nth of Ma rch , 1970
Annual Current Current Spent & %of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. En cumb. Budget To Date
To Dat e
C ity Council &
Boards:
City Council $ 22,232 $ 1,271 $ 6 ,678
Board of Adjust. 1,965 160 388
Career Service 1,140 75 260
Planning & Zon. l, 993 274 476
Library 600 18 33
City Attorney 38 ,908 3,171 8,128
Total 6 6,838 4 ,969 15,963 24 $ 13,750
Management:
City Manag er 5 2,218 2 ,86 5 7 ,898
Personnel 23 551 2 009 5 535
Total 75,769 4,874 13,433 18 18 ,922
Finance:
Finance Office 11 7 ,487 10 ,086 23,956
Municipal Court 22 ,1 55 1, 522 4,463
Total 139,642 11,608 28,419 20 33 ,568
Public Works:
Engineering 91,814 4,553 13,874
Streets 355,004 24,225 61,047
Traffic 93,195 10,331 20,802
Building Insp. 71,546 4,609 12,487
Building Main t. 110 I 037 9 ,368 26,297
Total 721,596 53 ,08 6 134,507 19 208,567
Fire Depar tment 495,803 40,762 123 ,040 25 94,058
Poli ce Department 623,406 52,982 $11,566 158 ,619 2 5 144,023
P a rk s & Recreation 260,462 1 7 ,25 7 41,766 16 42,2 6 0
P lanni n g 57 ,0 55 3 ,49 5 12,5 26 22 8,546
Lib rary 123,460 7,770 22,61 5 18 22,041
Gen e ral Government: I • • Central Services 15,828 1,5 18 4 ,057
Ge neral Operation 60,835 22,069 29,586
Employee Benefits 840
Total 77,503 23,587 33 ,643 43 23,158
Total Expense 22,641,534 2220 ,390 pl , 566 2584.531 22 2608,893
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Other:
Tap Fees
Connection Charges
Property Tax
Rentals
Interest
Miscellaneous
Tot al
Total Revenue
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REALIZATION OF ESTIMATED REVENUE S
WA TER FUND
For Mo nth of March, 1970
An tici pated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Revenue Month Collected To Date
$788 ,8 74 $41,507 $210,048 27 $188,334
950 74 190
30 ,000 1,223 4 ,376
316 38 57
12,095 532 1 ,486
25,000
7,200 1,680 1,689
75 ,5 61 3 ,547 7 ,798 10 15,417
~864,435 ~45,054 ~217 ,846 25 F03 , 751
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annual Current Current Spent & %of Last Year
Budget Month Encumb. Encumb. Budget To Date
To Date
ProductJ.on:
Source & S up . $ 26,109 $ 2,089 $ 4, 752
Power & Pump 97 ,575 9,753 15,890
Purification 73,827 3 ,108 11 ,439
Total 197,511 14,950 32,081 16 $ 33,213
Trans. & Dist. 107 ,2 79 2,402 16,211 15 16,4 72
Administra tion:
Account & Coll. 52 ,200 3 ,644 12,086
Gener a l ~970 10 ,289 22,334
Total 148,170 13,933 34,420 23 28,747
Deb Service 374,123 319
Miscel laneous 25 ,752 20,000
Capital Pl an &
Eq uipment 58 000 75 .1 3 22,60
To al Expense ~910,835 ~31 , 285 ~82,787 9 $121,360
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RE AL IZATION OF ESTIMATED REVE NUES
S EWER FUND
F o r Mo nth of Ma rch , 1970
Anti cipa ted Current. To Date % of Est . L a st Year
Re venue Mon th Collected To Date
Dispo sal Service $2 50 ,000 $30 ,595 $68 ,063 27 $65 ,765
Othe r :
Connection Fees 3,100 5,795 8 ,625
Conn. Fees Out-
s ide 20,000 4 ,99 5 8 ,840
Tap Fees 543 815
Interest 30,000
Sale Scrap
Materia l 15
Miscellaneous 750 6 00
Tota l 53 ,850 1 1 ,333 1 8 ,895 35 12 . 32 9
Total Reve nue ~303 ,8 50 ~41 ,928 ~86,9 5 8 29 p8 ,094
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRAN CES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDG ETED APPROPRIATIONS
Annua l Current Current Spent & %of Last Year
Budget Month En cumb. Encumb . Budget To Date
To Date
T reatment $ 82 ,555 $ 7 ,276 $17 ,996 22 $14,836
Sanitary System 40,91 5 2 ,683 8 ,564 21 6 ,418
Admin is ration:
Ac e . & Coll. 14 ,1 8 1 ,128 3 ,671
Genera l 25 0 4 2 3 797 5 ,74 6
Total 39 ,210 4,92 5 9,417 2 4 -6 ,480
Debt Service 75 ,75 8 118
M~sc e llaneous 23,816 2,448 2 ,448 10 18,531
Capital Plant &
Eq uipmen 30 ,000 ~40 ,000 40 ,000 100 I • • Tot al Expense ~292 . 254 ~1 7 ,332 ~40 ,000 ~78 ,425 2 7 $46 ,383
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REA LIZATION OF ESTIMATED RE VEN UES
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT F UND
For Mon th of March , 1970
Antic i pated Current To Date % of Est. Last Year
Reven ue Month Collected To Date
Property Tax $ 95,042 $11,404 $17,255 $ 18,388
Sales Tax 194,886 13, 775 57,378 97,941
Interest 5,000 1,574
Miscellaneous 2,500 136
Sale Street Shops 57 000
Total Revenue $354,428 $25,179 $74,633 14 $118,039
EXPENDITURES & ENCUMBRANCES CHARGED TO 1970 BUDGETED APPROPRIATIONS
Cumulative current Current Spent & %of Last Year
Appropri-Month Encurnb. Encurnb. Appro-To Date
at ion To Date eriation
Paving Dist. #19 $ 90,000 $ 12 $ 12 .01
Park Improvement 36,000
Central Shops 10,035
Aerial Ladder (1 34) 57 100
Fire Station #1
Reloc at i on 277,738 945 945 .03
Police Relocation 20,180 1,459 1 ,4 59 7
Storm Drainage 103,565
School Signals 24,386
Broadway-u.s. 285
Signals 16 ,801 I • • Santa Fe-Dartmouth
Signals 6,000 1,091 18
Fire Station #4 5 000
Total Expense ~589.571 ~2.416 ~3.564 .60 $62.999
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RESOLUTION NO. ------• SERI ES OF 1970
A RE SO LUTION APPROPR IATI NG FUNDS FOR~ POLICE
DEPARTMENT AND CITY CO UN CIL . C, .
WH EREAS , the City of Engl wood h a s determine ~ha~ .
an a dditiona l animal warden is r e q uired f or the r emainder ·~~~~
1 9 70 a t a to a l co s t of $4 ,0 00 .00 ; a n d ·~o(
WHEREAS, he City Council h a s determin e d that i t is
desi r ous o f c ontributing an additional $500 t o th e Community
Art s Sym phony for 1970; and
WHEREAS , the City council h a s al so de e rmi ned that
an additional e xpend itur e for t he City's participatio n in the
TOPIC S program o f $4,4 00 a nd a n expendJture o f $5 ,200 f o r the
pavi n g of Wes t Hampd e n P lace is wa rran ed; a nd
WHEREAS , the Director of Fina nce h as certi f i ed t hat
t h e re ~s a suff icien t fu nd b a l a nce in he Ge neral Fund and cash
in said fund to cove r s a id e xpend iture s.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T RE S OLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COL ORADO as follows :
Section 1 . The f o llowing f i nancial transactions are
hereby authorized:
Inc rease in Appropriation
City Council
Police Department
Public Works (TOPICS at $4,400
and West Hampden Place at
$5 , 200)
Source of Appropriation
Fund Balance, General Fund
$ 500
4,000
9 ,600
$14 ,100
Section 2. The City Manager and Direc tor of F inance
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are hereby authorized to make the necessary financial t ransactio n s
for the Police Department and City Council from th e Gen eral Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April , 1970 .
Mayor
Attest:
e x officio Ci y Cl e rk-Tre a sure r
I , Step hen A. Lyon , e x officio City Clerk -Treasu er ,
of h City of En g l e wo o d, Colorado do h reb y cer ~fy that the
a bove and foregoi n g ~s a true , accura te and complete copy o f
Resolution No. , S eries o f 1970 p a ssed on the ----------
day of Ap ril , 1 9 7 0 .
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DEPARTMENT AND CITY COUNCIL. 01~0~ -r
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WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has det~ined th~~
an additional animal warden is required for the r~a~nder o~
1 97 0 at a total cost of $4,000.00; and -,-
WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that i ' · (Aif-.-,-
desirous of contributing an addi tional $500 to the Communit ~~~
Arts Symphony for 1970; and
WHEREAS , the City Council has also determined that
an add itional expenditure for the City's participation in the
TOPICS program o f $4,400 and an expenditure of $5 ,200 for the
paving of West Hampden Pl a ce is warranted; and
WHEREAS , the Director of Finance has cer ified that
there i s a sufficient fund balance in the General Fund and cash
in said fund to cover said expenditures.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY TH E CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1 . The following financi al transactions are
hereby authori zed:
Increase in Appropriation
City Council
Police Department
Public Works (TOPICS at $4,400
and West Hampden Place at
$5,200)
Source of App ro pri ation
Fund Balance, General Fund
$ 500
4,000
9,600
$14,100
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance
are hereby authorized to make the necessary financ i al transactions
for the Pol ice Department and City Council from the General Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April , 1970 .
Mayo r
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, Stephen A. Lyon , ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ,
of the City of Englewood, Colorado do hereby certify hat the
above and foregoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of
Resolu ion No. , Series of 1970 passed on the
day of April , 1970.
x officio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer I • •
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RESO LU TIO" NO . -----·' SE RIES OF 1970
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A RESO LUTION AP P ROPRIATING FUNDS F OR THE PO~~B).
DEPARTMENT AND CITY COUN IL . ~
WHEREA S , he City of E ngl ewood has ~termined that
an additional animal warden is equire d for th~r~em ainder of
1970 at a total cost of $4 ,0 00.00 ; and C
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WHEREAS, h e City Co n eil has dete rmined that it is
desirous of contributing an additional $500 to the Communjty
Arts Symphony for 1970; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has also de e rmined that
an additi onal expend itu r e for th e City's participation i n the
TOPICS program o f $4 ,4 00 and an ex p en d~t u r o f $5 ,200 f o r the
paving of West Hampd e n P lace is wa rran ed; and
WHEREAS , the Director o f Finance h as certified hat
there 1s a suff icient fund balance in Lhe Ge neral Fund and c ash
in said fund to cov er sajd exp e nditure s .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE SOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1 . The follow ing financial transactions are
hereby authorized:
Increase in Appropriation
City Council
Police Department
Public Works (TOPICS at $4,400
and West Hampden Place at
$5 ,200)
Source of Appropriation
Fund Balance, General Fund
$ 500
4 ,000
9 ,600
$14 ,100
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance
are hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
for the Police Department and City Counci l from the Gener al Fund .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this day of April, 1970 .
Mayor
Attest:
x off~cio City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon , e x offjcio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer,
of h Ci y of Englewoo d, Colo ado do h r by cer ify tha the
abov and foregoi ng is a true, a ccura nd compl te copy of
Resolu ion No . , Series of 1970 pass d on the
d y of April, 197 0 .
x officio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer
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WHEREAS , he City of Englewood has ~termined that
an additional animal warden is required for the r~~ainder of
1970 at a total cost of $4,000 .00~ and ,_ U
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WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council has d eterm i ned that it. is
desirous of contributing an addit i onal $500 to the CommunifY.
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WHEREAS, the City Council has also determined that
an add itional expenditure f o r the City's participatio n i n the
TO P ICS program of $4 ,400 and an expenditure o f $5,200 for the
paving of West Hampden Place is warranted ~ and
WHEREAS , the Director of F in anc e h as certified that
there i s a sufficient fund balance in t he Ge neral Fund and cash
in said fund to cover said expenditures .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1 . The following f inancial transactions are hereby authorized:
Inc rease in Appropriation
City Council
Police Department
Public Works (TOPICS at $4,400
and West Hampden Place at
$5,200)
Source of Appropriatior~
Fund Balance, General Fund
$ 500
4,000
9,600
$14,100
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance
are hereby authorized to make the necessary financ ial transactions
for the Police Department and City Council from the General Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
--------day of April , 1970 .
Mayor
Attest :
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I , Stephen A. Lyon , ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ,
of the City of Englewood, Colorado do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of
Resolution No . , Seri es of 1970 passed on the day of April, 1970 .
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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