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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 1, 1970
8 :00P.M. Ca ll to orde r, invocation by the Rev. Frederick Hahn of the
Immanuel Lutheran Church, pledge of a llegiance led by Boy
Scout Troop No . 154, and roll call.
1. Minutes .
~ (a) R e gular meeting o f May 18, 1970. (Copies trans-
mitte d h erewith. )
2. Pre-sch edu l ed citizens a nd visi tors.
(a) Recogn ition of "special guests" of th e Council.
(b) Representatives from the firm of Sellards and
Grigg, In c . will be present to discuss a storm
drainage study.
3 . Communications.
V (a) Report from Kells Waggoner, Public Works Dir-
ector, regarding the work being done at the new
lift station. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
'(b) Minutes of t h e Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of April 21, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
l (c) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of May 12, 1970 . (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of May 19, 1970. (Copies wi ll be avail-
able at a l ater d ate .)
(1) Memorandum recommending that the
northwest corner of West Thomas
Av enue and South Beverly Drive be
rezoned from R-4 to 1-1.
(e) Mi nutes of the Library Board meeting of May 19,
1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(f) Mi nu tes of the Board of Ad j ustment and Appeals
meeting of April 8, 1970 . (Copies will be avail-
able a t th e session.)
(g) Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meeting of May 19 , 1970. (Copies will be avail-
a ble at the session .)
(1) Memorandum recommending the en-
croachment of a f nee eleven feet (11 ')
on City property at 4101 South In ca
Street.
(h) Minutes of the Water and wer Board meeting
of May 19, 1970. (Copie transmitted herewith.)
(1) M morandum re omm nding tb pur-
c h ase of eight shares (In h es) of Mc-
Broom Ditch Water Rights. (This
memorandum was handled at the
meeting of May 4, 1970.)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 1, 1970
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(h) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of May 19, 1970. (Continued)
(2) Memorandum recommending that the
Water and Sewer Board Chairman or
Vice-Chairman be authorized to exe-
c ute licenses concerning improvements
encroaching on or over property of the
City of Englewood.
(3) Memorandum recommending the in-
clusion of additional land into Bow Mar
Sanitation Distric t.
(4) Memorandum recommending that a
Distributor's Contract between the City
and the South Clay Street Water Users
Association be approved and executed.
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l (i) Report by Brooks Taylor, Traffic Director, of
his attendance at a Signal Seminar in Davenport,
Iowa. (Copies tra nsmitted herewith.)
4. City Attorney.
1..-a) Ordinance on final reading annexing the property
to the west of Belleview Park, commonly lmown
as the Herndon property and recently purchased
by the City. (Copies previously transmitted.)
; /(b) Ordinance on final reading approving a c ontract
for the construction of a lift station. (Copies
reviously transmitted. )
c'( Bill for an Ordinance authorizing the City of
Denver to install water mains in and along the
public right-of-way of South Zuni Street. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
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(d) Bill for an Ordinance increasing the voting mem-
bership of the Public Library Board from six to
nine members. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(e) Bill for an Ordinance increasing the voting mem-
bership of th e Planning and Zoning Commission
from six to nine members. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(f) Blll for an Ordinance increasing the voting mem-
bership on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
from five to seven members. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(g) Blll for an Ordinance Increasing the voting mem-
bership on the Water and Sewer Board from seven
to nine members. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
(b) Resolution relative to "X-rated" movi s. (Copies
transmitted herewith.)
(i) Bill for a n Ordinance r gulating the hours of pool
a nd bowling stabJishm nt • (Copt s transmitted
herewith.)
(j) Attorney 's choice.
(C ntlnued)
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AGENDA FOR REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
JUNE 1, 1970
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5. City Manager.
~) Proposed list of improvements to be included in
Sidewalk District No. 70. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(b) Request by Miss Harriet Lute, Director of
Libraries, to attend the American Library Associ-
ation Annual Conference at Detroit, Michigan, on
Jun e 28 , 1970, through July 4, 1970.
(c ) Manag er 's c hoice.
6 . Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. Gene r a l discussion.
(a ) May or's choice.
(b ) Councilman's choice.
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STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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Ill'l'RODUCBD AS A BILL BY COUIICILMAII ()
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ORDINANCE NO. //£ , SERIES OP' 1970 <
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'-!"' ( ... 'O ' <q AS ORDINANCE ABBBXING A CBRrAIN .PARCEL OF LABD OWNED SOLELY
BY THE CITY OF BIIGLBWOOD, COLORADO.
WBBRBAS, the city of Englewood, colorado baa purchased and
is now the sole owner of a certain parcel of land hereinafter
described, and
WHEREAS, the city of Englewood now desires to annex aaia
parcel of land, and
WHEREAS, said property to be annexed ia not a public street
or right-of-way, and
WBBRBAS, said land is eligible for annexation under the
provisions of Subsection (2) of Section 3 and Section 4, all
of Article 21, chapter 139, c.R.S.'63 aa a.ended.
IJOW, TURBPORE, BB IT ORDAIIIED BY TBB CITY COUilCIL OP THE
CITY OP aGLmiOOD, COLOJtADO, as followaa
Section 1. That the following deacribed parcel of land
being eligible for annexation and being owned entirely and solely
by the City of Englewood, located in and being a part of Arapahoe
county, State of colorado ia hereby annexed and .. de a part of
the city of Englewood, colorado:
Beginning at a point 1413.0 feet east of the
aouthweat corner of the southeast one-quarter
(Sft) of Section 9, Townahip 5 aouth, Range 68
west of the 6th P.K.: thence north 250.26 feetr
thence south 57°10' east 59.5 feet~ thence east
96.8 feet: thence south 218.0 feet to the south
line of said Section 9 and being the center line
of west Belleview Avenue: thence west along said
south line of said Section 146.8 feet to the point
of beginning.
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in
full force thirty days after publication following final paaaage.
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Int~uced, read ~11 and paaaed on first
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Rea4-,by title and paaaed on final reading on the , M1/ > 1 t
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Published by title aa or~~ce so. 1( , Series of
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and coaplete copy of an Ordinance
passed/ ~n final reading and published by title as Ordinance lb.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN KREILING. -)
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ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF l970_COU NCIL -· CfiX OF: ENGL E
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AN ORDINANCE AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
AND INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT OF A LIFT STATION TO BE LOCATED
ON LAND LEASED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN THE VICINITY OF
CENTRAL SERVICES GARAGE, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO TO ROBERT
DOUGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
has authorized the construction of a lift station to be located
on certain property leased by the City of Englewood near the
Central Services Garage; and
WHEREAS, the lowest and best bid for said improvement
was received from Robert Dougan Construction Company; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds and determines that
it is essential that said work is performed immediately in order
that the Central Services Garage can be moved from its present
location to the new location; and
WHEREAS, bids were received from two contracting com-
panies and the bid of Robert Dougan Construction Company is the
lowest and best bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. That the provisions of that certain agree-
ment with Robert Dougan Construction Company whereby said company
proposes to install a lift station according to specifications
on the site above mentioned for a total consideration of $6,300
is hereby accepted, ratified, and approved by the City Council.
Section 2. That the actions of all officers, employees,
and agents of the City of Englewood heretofore undertaken to
carry out and fulfill the purposes of said agreements are hereby
fully accepted, approved, and ratified with the same 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 acts.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 11th day of May, 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 14th day
of May, 1970 .
Read by title and passed on final reading on the first
day of June, 1970.
Published
1970, on the fourth
by title as Ordinance No. 19, Series of
day of Junffl__~Mdwd
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordi -
nance passed on final reading and publ ished by title as Ordinance
No. 19, Series of 1970.
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RESOLUTION NO. 16, SERIES OF l970c1 C00 J , ~}' '"c:.. :?.o 0 ;:-'(
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RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND APPROVING RECOMMENDA'l'l~t 'C
FOR 1971 CITY EMPLOYEE SALARIES AND RELATED BENEFITS. Oo0 ;:-1(~
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood (Q
has authorized the City Manager and Personnel Director to discuss
employee wage and related benefit matters with representatives
of City employee groups and to conclude such discussions with
recommendations to the City council; and
WHEREAS, the conclusions of these aforementioned
discussions have resulted in three "Letters of Understanding"
between the aforementioned City officials and representatives
of the Englewood Police Association, the Englewood Fire Fighters'
Association, and the Englewood Municipal Employ ees' Association;
and
WHEREAS, the Board of Career Service Commissioners
of the City of Englewood has reviewed the aforementioned "Letters
of Understanding" and have recommended the adoption of the same,
subject to certain modifications.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
of the City of Englewood does hereby approve and accept the joint
recommendations of the aforementioned City officials and
employees, as incorporated in the "Letters of Understanding"
hereinabove referred to, and does hereby announce its intent to
implement such recommendations in such resolutions and ordi-
nances as may be necessary to effectuate the same effective
January 1, 1971.
ATTEST:
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a resolution
passed by the City Council of the City of Englewood at a regular
meeting held on June 1, 1970.
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RESOLUTION NO. 15, SERIES OF 1970 '70
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A RESOLUTION CONCERNING X-RATED FILMS1lf1IHW~8~¥YCOLO.
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
WHEREAS, the members of the City Council have hereto-
fore received numerous petitions and letters of protest relative
to the exhibition of X-rated films in the City of Englewood
and have received large numbers of citizens who have appeared
in Council meetings to openly and publicly protest the display
of said X-rated films within the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, a committee of the City Council, as well as
other citizen committees have viewed the X-rated film presently
being shown at one of the local theaters within the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has received reports from
the City Attorney, from the Colorado Municipal League, and
others relative to the possibility of effective municipal legislation
to control the exhibition of said films; and
WHEREAS, the City Council is fully aware of the two
pending Colorado State Supreme Court actions involving said
films; and
WHEREAS, the City Council is aware of the fact that
such films are the subject of local, state, and national concern;
and
WHEREAS, the City Council has an abiding conviction
that obscenity is not protected by the Constitution.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
1. That the City Council of the City of Englewood
finds and determines that X-rated films such as "Infra-sexum,"
considered and taken as a whole, appeals predominently to
prurient and shameful interest in nudity, sex, and sexual con-
duct.
2. That such film material and the performance goes
substantially beyond the customary average adult limits of candor
in depicting nudity, sex, and sexual conduct and is utterly
without redeeming social value in this community and as such,
the Council considers the same an obscene film within the generally
accepted meaning of that term, and as such, condemns its public
showing.
3. That such X-rated films cannot by any stretch of
the imagination be considered as art, entertainment, or as
instruction for the young or old of this community.
4. Further, this Council abhors the financial exploita-
tion of the curious and gulliable by the exhibition of said
films.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a ue, accurate and
c omplete copy of Resolution No. 15, Se · of 1970.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
JUNE 1, 1970
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on June 1, 1970 at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Frederick Hahn of
the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Pledge of Allegiance was led by
Boy Scout Troop No. 154.
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Schwab. Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Absent : None.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
Assistant City Manager McDivitt,
City Attorney Berardini,
City Clerk Lyon.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 18, 1970 BE APPROVED
AS READ. Upon the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Ma yor Schwab recognized Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Doane, 1201
West Radcliff Avenue from the list of special citizen invitees.
Mr. Doane stated that he had moved to Englewood several
years ago and that he did not regret it. Mrs. Doane stated that
she appreciated the parks and recreation programs being conducted by the City.
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. Mark Wilson, new reporter for the Suburban Sun.
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City Manager Dial introduced Mr. Dave Sellards of
Sellards and Grigg, Inc ., the engineering firm with which the
City has contracted for the updating of the storm drainage
s tudy . Mr. Dial also introduced Mr. Neil Grigg, Mr. Tom Young,
and Mr. Tom Wilson.
Mr. Dave Sellards gave discussion as to the considerations
and methods used in a storm drainage study .
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A report from Kell s Wag goner , Director of Public Works,
r egarding the work being done a t the new lift station was received
for the record .
Director of Public Works Wa ggoner appeared before City
Council and indicated that from the $6,300 bid price approximately
$2,000 had been saved in the construction of the lift station
serving the Servicenter .
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meetings of April 21, Ma y 12, and Ma y 19, 1970 were received for
the record. The minutes of Ma y 19, 1970 were received with a
recommendation attached.
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE RECOMMENDATION RECOMMENDING THAT THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF WEST THOMAS AVENUE AND SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE BE REZONED FROM
R-4 TO I-1 BE ACCEPTED AND THAT A PUBLIC HEARING BE ESTABLISHED
FOR JULY 6 , 1970.
Di scussion ensued .
Introduced a s a Bill by Councilman Kreiling and read i n full ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOTS 5, 6 , 7 AND 8 , BLOCK 1,
BELLISLE GARDENS, SECOND FILING, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF
ARAPAHOE, COLORADO FROM R-4 (RESIDENTIAL -PROFESSIONAL) TO
I-1 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) •
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT JULY 6, 1970 BE ESTABLISHED AS THE PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR
THE PROPOSED REZONING AND THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE
PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE
ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE AND THAT THE ABOVE MOTION BE
DECLARED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE PRIOR MOTION. Upon the call of
the roll, the vot e r e sulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared the mot i on c arr1ed .
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The minutes of the L1brary Board meeti n g of Ma y 19, 1970
were received for the record.
City Council discussed the recent contributions to the
library from Mr. Sullivan and the Englewood Educ ators.
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals
meetings of April 8 and May 19, 1970 were received for the
record. The minutes of May 19, 1970 were received with a
memorandum attached recommending an encroachment of a fence ll
feet on City property at 4101 South Inca Street .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDED ENCROACHMENT BE ALLOWED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND
C ITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Water and S ewer Board meeting of
May 19, 1970 with four memorandums attached were received for the
record. (Note: Action on the first memorandum recommending
the purchase of eight shares of McBroom Ditch water rights had
been taken at a previous City Council meeting.)
A memorandum recommending that the Water and Sewer
Board Chairman or Vice Chairman be authorized to execute licenses
concerning improvements encroaching on or over property of the
City of Englewood, specifically the City Ditch , was received
for the record and discussed. It was the consensus of City
Council that a resolution delegat~ng this authority be prepared
setting forth the criteria for delegation.
A memorandum recommending the inclusion of additional
land into the Bow Mar Sanitation District was received for
the record .
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE INCLUSION OF ADDITIONAL LAND INTO THE BOW MAR SANITATION
DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE
AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Lay, Lone,
Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the motion c arried .
A memorandum recommending th at a Di stributor's Contract
between the Ci y and the South Clay Street Water Users Associ-
ation be approved and executed was received for the record.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE DISTRIBUTOR'S CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE SOUTH CLAY
STREET WATER USERS ASSOCIATION BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS.
Upon the call of the roll , he vote resulted as follows:
Ayes~ Councilmen Brown , Dhor1ty , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Sent~, Schwab.
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Nays: None.
Absent : None.
The Mayor declared the moti o n c a rrie d .
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A report b y Brooks Taylor, Traffic Direc tor , r ega r d i n g
his attendance at a Traffic Control and Syste ms En gineer i ng
Seminar in Davenport, Iowa was received for the record .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 18 , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A CE RT AIN PARC EL OF LA ND OWNED
SOLELY BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , CO LO RA DO.
(Copied in full in the offici a l Ordin a nce Book .)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVE D, COUNC ILMAN LAY SECONDED, THA T
ORDINANCE NO . 18 , SERIES OF 1970 BE PA S SED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPR I SE . Upon the c a ll of the rol l, the vote r e s ulted a s
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dh o rity , Kr e ili ng, Lay , Lone,
S e n ti , S chwab.
Na ys: None.
Ab sent: None.
The Ma yor decl ar e d the motion c a rried .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1 9 70
AN ORDINANCE AWARDING A CONT RA CT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
AND INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT OF A LIFT STATION TO BE LOCATED ON
LAND LEAS ED BY THE CITY OF ENGL EWOOD IN THE VICINITY OF CENTRAL
S E RVICES GARAGE , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO TO ROBERT DOUGAN
CONSTRUCTION CO MPANY.
(Copied in full in the offic~al Ordina nce Book .)
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN S ECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASS ED ON F INAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERA LD AND
ENTERPRISE. Upon the c a ll of the roll, the vote resulted a s
follows:
Ayes: Counc i lmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone , Sen i, Schwab.
Na y s : None .
Absent : None .
The Mayor declared the mo ~on carr1ed.
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Introduced a s a Bill by Co un ci lman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING T'O THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER,
STATE OF COL ORADO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, ACTING BY, THROUGH
AND FOR THE US E OF ITS BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, A PERMIT TO
CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN A WATER CONDUIT THROUGH THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION , AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED,
THAT THE EMERGENCY BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Krei l i n g , Lay , Lon e ,
Senti , Schwab.
Na y s: None.
Absent: None .
The Mayor decla r ed the motion carr ied .
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 10.1 ENTITLED "PUBLIC
LIBRARY BOARD-APPOINTMENT AND TERMS," OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF
THE CITY OF EN GL EWOOD BY INCREASING THE VOTING MEMBERSHIP THEREOF
FROM SIX MEMBERS TO NINE MEMBERS AND PROVIDING FOR ,THEIR APPOINT-
MENT AND FOR THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT THE BILL FOR AN ORD INANC E BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Up on the call of the roll , the vote re su lted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreili n g , Lay , Lone,
Senti, S chwab.
Nays : None .
Absent: None.
The Ma yor declared the motion c arried.
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Introduced a s a Bill b y Councilman Sen ti and re a d in full ,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 21.1 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF 'I'HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ENTITLED, "PLANNING AND ZONING CO MMISSION
ESTABL I SHED," BY INCREASING THE VOTING MEMBERSHIP OF THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION FROM SIX MEMBERS TO NINE MEMBERS, PROVIDING
FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT AND THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE .
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORD I NAN CE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORD ERED
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon
the c all of the roll , the vo e resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counc~lmen Brown, Dhor1ty , Kre iling , Lay , Lone,
Senti , Schwab .
Nays· None.
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Absent : None.
The Mayor declared the motion c arr i ed.
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Introduced as a Bill by Counci lman Lone and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 22.2-5 OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ENTITLED, "ORGANIZATION OF THE
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS," BY INCREASING THE MEMBERSHIP
OF SAID BOARD FROM FIVE TO SEVEN MEMBERS AND PROVIDING FOR THEIR
APPOINTMENT AND FOR THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE.
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon
the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent : None.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried .
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 8.1 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ENTITLED , "WATER AND SEWER BOARD,"
BY INCREASING THE VOTING MEMBERSHIP OF SAID BOARD FROM SEVEN TO
NINE MEMBERS AND PROVIDING FOR THEIR APPOINTMENT AND THEIR TERMS OF OFFICE.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND ORDERED
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti, Schwab.
Nays : None.
Absent : None.
The Mayor declared the mot~on carr~ed.
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Introduced as a BJll by Councilman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 17.10 OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ENTITLED , "RE GULA TION OF POOL AND
BOWLING ESTABLISHMENTS," BY ALLOWING OWNERS, MANAGERS, AND
OPERATORS '1'0 KEEP SAID ESTABLISHMENTS OPEN UNTIL TWO O'CLOCK A.M • I • •
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COUN CILMA N DHORITY MO V ED, COUNC ILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT TH E BILL F OR AN ORD INANC E BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FUL L IN TH E ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE .
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone, Senti, S chwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: None.
The Mayor decl ar ed the motion carried .
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RESOLUTION NO . 15, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION CONCERNING X-RATED FILMS WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
(Copied in full in the official Resolution Book.)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVE D, COUNCILMAN LONE SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO . 15, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED .
Discussion ensued .
COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE RESOLUTION BE AMEND ED BY STRIKING THE WORDS "THE X-
RATED FILMS ENTITLED" FROM SECTION 1 AND INSERTING THE WORDS
"X-RATED FILMS SUCH AS"; STRIKING THE WORD "INF RA-SEXUM" FROM
SECTION 3 AND INS ERTING THE WORDS "SUCH X-RATED FILMS." Upon
the c all of the roll, the vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone, Senti , Schwab .
Na y s: None .
Absent: None .
The Ma yor decl ared the motion carried .
Upon the call of the roll on the original motion, the vote result ed as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay , Lone, Senti , Schwa b .
Nays: None .
Absent: None.
The Mayor declared the ~ot1on c arried.
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C1ty Attorney Eerardini stated that his written report
on his trip to at tend a short cou r se on local government problems
in Dallas, Texas h a d been submitted.
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the Sport Bowl 3.2
beer license suit had been argued on Friday , Ma y 29, 1970 .
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City Attorney Bera rdini sta ted t ha t a bill for an
ordinance adopting the revised City Co d e would be pre sent e d on
June 15 , 1970 for Council's con s i d era tion .
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City Manager Dial discussed the funding of Sidewalk Improvement District No . 70 .
It was the consensus of City Council th a t the City go
ahead with the construction of the district expending $16 ,000 .
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COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNC ILMA N LONE SECONDED ,
THAT THE ATTENDANCE OF MISS HARRI ET LUT E , DI RECT OR OF LIBRAR I E S,
TO THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERE NCE IN DETROIT ,
MICHIGAN , JUNE 28 THROUGH JULY 4 , 1970 , BE AP PROVE D. Upon the
call of the roll , the vote resulted a s fol l ows :
Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhority , Kreiling, Lay , Lone , Senti, Schwab .
Nays: None .
Absent: None .
The Ma yor decl a red the motion c arr ied.
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City Manager Di a l p resen ted a memora ndum d a ted June
1 , 1970 concerni ng the e mployee wa ge benefit recomm e n d a tions .
Atta ched to s a id memora ndum was a ) a letter of understan ding b e twe e n
the Eng l ewood P olice Associ a tion a nd City officia ls d a ted Ma y 13,
1970; b) a letter of underst a nding between the Englewood Employees'
Associ a tion a n d City officia ls dated May 13 , 1970; c) a letter
of unders t a nding between the Englewood Firefighters ' Association
a nd City officials dated May 14, 1970; d) a memorandum from John
F . Mu r phy , Personnel Director, to the City Manager stating that
the Career Service Board unanimously recommends the adoption of
the wa ge p rogram as outlined in the letters of understanding; and
e) a recommendation from the Career Serv~ce Board that the limita-
tion of a ccumulation of sick leave be l~fted in 1971 . Mr . Dial
sta ted that in essence the letters of understanding called for a
ten p er cent increa se for all classified positions effect~ve Janua ry
1 , 1971 , a ma ximum sick leave accumulation up to 120 days , and a
mora torium on wage incre a ses through 1971-1972 unless there is an
increa se in p a y by a rea c~ties to eight per cent above that being
paid the C~ty of Englewood .
City Council discussed the Career Service Board's recom-
mendation . It was the consensus of City Council that the recom-
mendation in regard to eliminating the sick lea ve a ccumulation
ceiling be eliminated from the resolution a ccepting the employee negot~ations.
RESOLUTION NO . 16, SERIES OF 1970
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND APPROVING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
197] CITY EMPLOYEE SALARIES AND RELATED BENEFITS .
(Cop~ed in full in the official Resoluti on Book .)
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COUN CILMAN LONE MO VED, COUNCI LMAN LAY SEC ONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 16, SER I ES OF 1970, AS AMENDED, BE ADOPTED AND
APPROV ED . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhori ty , Kreiling, Lay, Lone,
Sen ti , Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Non e .
The Ma yor decl a red the motion c arr1ed.
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City Ma nager Di al stated tha t a study session had been
establish ed for 7 :30P .M., June 8, 1970. Mr . Dial stated that
oral and writ te n reports on the out-of-state trips of Mr. Larry
Bourn ; Mr . Jack L . Cl asby , Chief of Police ; Mr . Wil liam A. Hamilton ,
Fire Chief ; and Mr. William L. McDivitt, Assistant City Manager ,
would be presented. These trips were to view existing fire and
police commun ic a tion headquarters and had previously been authori z ed
a t an informal City Council session .
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City Manager Dial discussed the dedic a tion of the new
stre et shops with City Council.
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City Manager Di al stated that the West Slope dedica tion
h a d been s et for June 27, 1 970 and would coincide wi th a study
session.
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City Manage r Dial reported on various TOPICS programs
in which the City of Englewood was applying for or p a rticipa ti n g .
Mr . Dial s t at ed that it was the hope of the Colorado Departme n t
of Highways th at the Broadway -U.S. 285 interchange would be com-
pleted by Thanksgiving .
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City Manager Di al stated that the drainage problem on
West Irving discussed a t the last City Council meeting had been
fur her discussed with the i nterested parties and the City
staff . Mr. Dial stated th a t the res idents of the area were
preparing to approach the City of Sh eridan and the developers
for al levi a tion of th eir problem.
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COUNCILMAN LONE MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows :
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Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Kreiling, L a y, Lon e , Senti ,
Nays : None.
Absent: Councilman Dhority.
The Mayor declared the motion carried , and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
MAY 18, 1970 I '70
REGULAR MEETING:
C OUNCIL CIT~ OF NG ~~~ . •LIO::
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The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County, Colorado, met in regular session on May 18, 1970 at 8:00 P.M.
Ma yor S chwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Reverend Bruce G. Currier of
the Hampden Hills Baptist Church. Pledge of Allegiance was led
by Bo y Scout Troop No. 154.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Senti, Schwab.
Absent: Councilmen Lay, Lone.
The Mayor declared a quorum present.
Also present were: City Manager Dial,
Assistant City Manager McDivitt,
City Attorney Berardini,
City Clerk Lyon.
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Note: Petitions for exclusion from fees, bond issues,
or other charges relating to storm sewers (old North Englewood -
May 18, 1970) were submitted to City Council by Mr. Fred Janssen.
The petitions purported to contain 540 signatures.
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORIT Y SECONDED,
THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF MAY 4, 1970 AND OF
THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 11, 1970 BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Senti, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lay, Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mayor Schwab recognized Mr. and Mrs. William D. Freeman,
4245 South Elati Street, from the list of "Special Citizen Program Invitees."
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Mr. John Schambow, 456 5 South Irving Street, appeared
before City Council and discussed a drainage problem in his
neighborhood. Mr . Schambow introduced Mr. James Slewitzke, 4565
South Julian, and Messrs. Carl and Fred Schunke, 4575 South
Irving . Mr. Schambow stated that the water from the hill above I •
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his p r operty is r un ni n g through hi s y ard and causing flooding of
his r e s iden ce. Mr. S ch a mbow sketch ed the problem on the board.
Mr . Sch a mbow sta ted that the propert y above him was developing under
permits issued by the City of She r id an.
City Manager Dial presented a p l at o f th e are a. Mr.
Dial stated tha t the developers indic a ted tha t they would d i minish
the problem a nd that Mr . Kells Wa ggoner , Di r ector of Publ ic Work s,
indicated tha t he wa s not sure whether they would or would no t
allevi a te the problem . Mr. Dial discussed possible al l eviat ions to the dra in a ge situation .
City Attorney Berardini discussed potenti a l legal
remedies and legal a ctions which might s erve to improve the probl em.
Mr . J am es S l ewitzke , 4565 South Juli an, a ppea red befo r e
City Council and st a ted th a t the deve l oper ha s ch anged the grad e
above the a re a an d i s c aus i n g problems with t he ditch th a t wa s con structed .
I t wa s t h e consensus of City Council that the citizens
in attend an ce , the City Manager, and the Director of Public Works
meet with t h e develope r in rega rd to protecting those properties
withi n the City of E nglewood from storm drain a ge runoff.
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A r e por t on the a ttendance o f Mr . Stephe n A. Ly on,
Di r ec tor of F i nance , a t the Un iversity o f Kansas City Manager s
School was r ecei ved for the record.
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The minutes of the Election Commission meet ing of
Ma y 12 , 1970 were received for the r ecord.
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The minutes of the Firemen 's P e nsion Board meetin g of
May 6, 1970 were received for the record.
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A r e por t o n the a tten d ance o f Mr. Rob e rt E. P e nn ey ,
Sergean t o n the Police De partme n t , a t armorer s c hools was r eceiv e d for the r e cord.
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The minutes of the Retirement Board meeting of April 2 8, 1970 were received for the record .
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The minutes of the Board of Adjustment a nd Appe a l s special
meeting of March 23 , 1970 were received for the record.
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A report on Sidewalk Improvement District No . 70 was received for the record .
City Manager Dial reported on the si z e o f Sidewalk
Improvement District No . 70 and stated th a t it would be a pproxi-mately $10 ,000.
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A memo r andum of May 11, 1970, relative to alternative
methods of financin g storm sewers was received for the record.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman Dhority and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND OWNED
SOLELY BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST
READING AND ORDER ED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENT ERPRISE. Upon the c all of the roll, the vot e resulted as follows:
Schwab. Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Co un cilmen Lay , Lone.
The Ma y or d e clared t h e motion c arried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 15, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE VACATING WEST TUFTS AVENUE PRESENTLY
EXISTING WITHIN CENTENNIAL PARK LYING EAST OF SOUTH DECATUR STREET
AND IN THE SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 8,
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, RANGE 68 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M. WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, STATE OF COLORA DO.
(Copied in f ull in the offici al Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MO VED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 15, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLISHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND
ENTERPRISE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lay, Lone.
The Mayor decl ared the motion carried .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 16 , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE", CHAPTER
25 .1 ENTITLED "TRAFFIC AND MOTOR VEHICLES" OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO
RESTRICTING PARKING OF SPECIAL MOBILE EQUIPMENT, TRAILERS, TRUCKS,
AND COMMERCIAL VEHICLES WITHIN ANY RESIDENTIALLY ZONED AREA OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNC ILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 16, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING
AND ORDERED PUBLI SHED BY TITLE IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTER-
PRISE . Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown , Dhori ty , Kreiling, Sen ti ,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lay , Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNC ILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT THE APPLICATION OF THE V.F.W. POST NO. 322 , 3860 SOUTH
JASON STREET, FOR A CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE BE REMOVED FROM THE
TABLE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote res ulted as follows:
Schwab. Aye s: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Senti,
Nays : None.
Absent : Councilmen Lay, Lone.
The Ma yor declared the mot ion c arried.
City Council dis cussed the issuance of the license.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MO VE D, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCI L APPROVE THE ISSUANCE OF A CLUB
LIQUOR LICENSE TO THE V .F .W. POST 322 , 3860 SOUTH JA SON STREET.
Upon the c all of the roll , the vote resu l ted as follows :
Schwab . Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling , Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lay, Lone.
The Ma yor declared the motion c arr ied .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a brief oral report
on a short course on local governmen t legal problems held in
Dallas, Texas . Mr. Berardini sta ted that he would pr e sent a
written report later .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the mandatory
injunction for Mrs. Phyllis Miller, 4089 South Acoma, to remove
the debris presently on her property had expired on Ma y 17.
On Ma y 18, s eventeen truck loads of rubbish had been removed and
more would be remove d within the next few days. Mr. Berardini
stat ed that on June 17 the i njunction causing Mrs. Miller to
remove the appliances from her property would expire and if they
were not r emo ved on that dat e he city would proceed to remove them .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that an ordinance
adopting the n e w city code would be presented for consideration
at the n ext City Coun c il meeting.
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City Attorney Berardini s t ated that he would proceed
with the preparat i on of a bill for an ordi nan ce effecting the
incre as e in the bo a rd and commission members approved at the
Ma y 5 special e l ection .
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 17 , S ERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINAN CE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORA DO , PAVING DISTRICT NO . 19 BONDS; PRESCRIBING THE FORM
OF SAID BONDS , AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON .
(Copi e d in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
(Counc ilman Lay e ntered the Council Chambers at 9:25 P.M. and took his seat with Council.)
Upon the c all of the roll , t he vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci lmen Brown , Dhority, Kreiling, Senti, S c hwab .
Na y s : None.
Absen t : Councilman Lone .
Abstain: Councilman Lay.
The Mayor decl a red t he motion c arried .
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City Counci l discussed a proposed resolution assessing
a port ion of the cost for the replacement of water mains in the
City of Englewood. These mains are to be laid in streets which
are to b e paved in P aving District No. 19.
City Ma nager Dial stated that a fifty foo t frontage would
b e ass e ss ed approxima te l y $50 under this re s olution .
No a ction wa s taken a t this time .
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City Manager Di a l presented the 1969 lis ting of c a pital
improvement needs conveyed with a memorandum of Ma y 18 , 1970.
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City Manager Dial stated tha he h ad a bill for an
ordinance t o be introduced on June 1 concerning the laying of water
mains in the Zuni right-of-way in the College View area. Mr. Dial
stated that this would coordinate with the improvemen ts in the
College View area by he Ci t y and County of Denver .
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City Ma n a ger Di al stated that the polic e are currently
enforci ng the city code which c all s for the c losure of those
liquor esta blishments wh ich have pool halls b y 12:00 P.M. of each e vening.
City Co u ncil discussed the situa tion .
Counci lman Lay requested that a bill for an ordinance
changing th i s r e quirement be prepared by the City A tto rney .
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City Manager Dial pre s e n ted c larification as to the
propos e d r e solu t ion authorizing th e r e placement of inadequate water ma i n s .
RESOLUTION NO . 14 , SERI ES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING REPLACEMENT OF INADEQUATE WATER L INES .
(Copied i n full in the offici al Resolu tion Book.)
COUNCILMAN LA Y MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO . 14, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED . Upon the
call of the roll , the vote r e sulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling , Lay, S enti ,
Na ys : None.
Abs ent: Councilman Lone.
The Ma yor declared the motion c a rried .
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City Council discussed the creation of a city forest e r.
Afte r discussion it was the consensus th a t no ac tion be t a ken
u nt i l a ddition al informa tion could be obt a ined on cooperation
with the County a nd other cities for the establi shment of a city forester p osition .
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City Manager Dial presented a memorandum from Assistant
City Manager McDivitt in regard to the cost of a residential alley
l i gh t c harged b y the Public Service Company .
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Ci ty Manager Dial sta ted that construction on the west
slope wi ll start in June of 1970 and that a ceremony on the site s hould b e h e ld.
I t wa s the c onsensus of City Council that the June 27,
1 970 weekend be estab l i sh ed as th e date for the ceremony.
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Mayor S chwab recogn i z e d Mr . Phili p c. Grimm , 648 South
Wa shington Circle. Mr. Gr i mm s t at e d that he was developing property
l oca ted a t 2991 South Tej on and that the water connection increase
approve d b y City Counci l has caused his assessment to increase from
$1 50 to $1,001.70 on a h alf a c re site. Mr. Grimm stated that this
was f or a th r ee-fourth inch connect i on. Mr. Grimm stated that he I • •
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obtained a building permit prior to May 5, the date enactment of
the new connection fees; but he had not applied for the connection
to the Sewer Department until after May 5. Mr . Grimm stated that
his building permit was valid and that he should have been notified
of the change in the wa te r connection fees. He requested tha t
the City Council review the revised permit charges .
City Manager Dial presented a list of those projects for
which a building permit had been issued but application for the
wate r connection fee had not been made.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT
THE REVISED WATER CONNECTION FEES NOT APPLY TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS
WHO HAD A VALID BUILDING PERMIT PRIOR TO MAY 5, 1970. Upon the
c all of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti.
Nays: Mayor Schwab.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr. Grimm stated that the large price increase happened
only on three-fourth inch water lines and requested that City
Council give further review to its assessment fees.
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Ma yor Schwab stated that the Englewood Employees
As s ociatio n in s t a lla tion of officers would be held on Ma y 23,
1970 a nd that the Association requested that those of Council
who could attend to notify them no later than May 19, 1970.
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Mayor Schwab stated that the First National Bank would
officially open its offices at 3:30 P .M. on May 19, 1970.
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Ma yor Schwab stated that the Urban Mayors would meet
in Boulder on Ma y 21, 1970 and that a problem clinic would be held .
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Mayor Schwab stated that he had received complaints as
to the darkness of the water received in various residences.
City Manager Dial stated that this occurred when water
consumption increased rapidly as it had over the last week .
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Councilman Kreiling reported on
Director of Finance Lyon submitted to the
Committee on Mass Transporta tion on urban
meeting in Denver , Ma y 16 , 1970 .
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the testimony he and
House Republican
ransportation at its
Ma yor Schwab repo rted on a meeting held on May 18 , 1970
with the City of Littleton and the Regional Transportation District
concerning the F ederal aid applicat io n for the bus line.
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Councilman Brown discussed the current movies being
shown at the Gothic Theatre with City Council.
At the conclusion of the discussion, it was the consensus
of City Council that the City Attorney draw up a resolution deploring
the movies presently being shown at the Gothic Theatre.
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Mr. William D. Freeman, 4245 South Elati Street, a
special citizen invitee, appeared before City Council and
expressed his pleasure at being invited to the Englewood City Council meeting.
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab. Ayes: Counci~en Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
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PROGRAM INVITEES , June 1 , 1970
Precinct No . 1 -Mr. and Mr s . Jesse Montoya, 2160 We st Harvard Av enue
Prec inct No . 2 -Mr. and Mr s . Jo hn E. Schuck, 3075 South Acoma Street
Preci nct No . 3 -Mr. and Mr s . R. E. Cline , 2751 South Logan Street
Precinct No . 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Steve Derby, 3848 South Galapago Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Workman, 2996 South Og den Street
Precinct No . 6 -Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Key , 3444 So u th Downin g Street
Precinct No . 7 -Mr . and Mrs . John J . Thelen, 3160 South Race Street
Precinct No . 8 -Mr. and Mr s . John c . Lohoff, 3388 South Wa s hington Street
Precinct No . 9 -Mr. and Mr s . Elmer Schlogeter , 4015 South Lincoln Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr. and Mr s . Woodrow Will iamson, 4262 South Acoma Street
Precinct No . ll -Mr . and Mr s . Fred W. Le hre r,4220 South Pennsylvania Street
Precinct No. 12 -Mr. and Mr s . Merlin Doane, 1201 We st Radcliff Avenue
Precinct No. l3 -Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Vigneron, 3186 We st Gran d Avenue
Precinct No . 14 -Mr. and Mr s . Vern G. Beaman, 4591 South Kalamath Street
Precinct No . 15 -Mr . and Mrs . James w. Johnson , 4 790 South Galapago Street
Precinct No. 16 -Mr . and Mrs . L. D. Fogo , 697 East Belleview Avenue
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eeL. '\: . \..f ·,,JO? MEMORANDUM
C\-r'~ o~" .
TO : Stanley H . Dial DATE : May 27 , 1970
FROM : Kells Waggoner
SUIJECT : LIFT STATION CONSTRUCTION
The sewage lilt station that was authorized for constructi on
at the southeast c orner of the Service Center tract at 2800
South Platt e R1v e r Drlve is nearing completion. The proposed
change from th c ontra c tor 's method of installation has worked
very well and . althou g h we have not received a tabulation of
costs from th o ntra c tor , it appears that we will have saved
approximately $2 .000 from the contract price. We will be testing
the installation on Th u r day , May 28 , 1970.
If you wish to v iw th e testing I will let you know the exact
time .
Sincerely ,
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Director of Public Works
KW:pd
cc: Chuck Carroll
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A BILL FOR
All O.IDia.:B aac.I•G LO'I'S S, 6 , 1 and 8, BLOCK 1, BaLL
ISLE GUlDIE, SICOIID FlLl.G, CI'l'Y OF aGL&I«»>D, CO~ OF
AaAPABO&, COLOMOO ROll Jt-4 (USLOI:II'll.AL -P RORSSic.Al.)
TO I-1 (LIGft IIIDUS'fiUAL) •
w&aaaAS, p urauant to the ord~aance, the City Plaaniog
and ZOnia ~ ca..iaaion duly held a public heari~ May 19,
1970, on a certain propoaed 4UH~ndaen~ to OE'd i aaace 110. l6,
S eriea of 1961 of Ul• City of lng l.-ood, color..SO, known aa
the •ZOniaq ordiaance of the city o f lng l.-oocJ•, aDd he•
aade reocwtada-i on o f an ..SOpti on o f an ordiaarace -.bodyin-:J
aa id -..n~a~r and
WBBJ&AB, p ubl c a eceaa i ty, conv.nience, g eneral welfare ,
and g ood aonia9 prac~lce j"Utity the propoaed ... Ddaea~ to
the zoning ordinaaae aa hereiaaftar aet forth,
IIOW, TB&UrOU, 8& I'r oaDAIIIKD BY 'I'D CI'l'Y CO\IICIL 01'
'I'D c rrr Ol' acu.awooo, coLOa~•
S ec~i oa l. 'l'bat LOt• S, 6 , 1 And 8, Bloc:lt 1, Bell lale
Qardeaa, secoad r i lin9, city of &D g l.-ood, county of Map ahoe,
S tate of colorado be and the .... hergy ia reaone4 fraa .. 4
( .. aideat.ial -rrof .. aioaal Diauict.) to 1-1 (L19ht ID4ua-
t.rial Diat.rict) and that Qcdiaaac• ~. 26, seriea of 196J,
together wit.b the aooiag -P be ...acted accordingly.
Seat oa l. '!be City COUDCU bergy fiada, dat.anti nea,
and declarea that the bereiaabo .. cbaa9e in reaooin9 ia
j .. t.ified by the public aaaeaaity, aa..-aienoe, g eneral wel-
fare aad good aonin9 p ract.ic ...
Int.roduaed, read in full, and paaaed on firat readia9
on the lat. day of June, 1970.
set for p ulic hear~ before the aa id city CO\&Deil ·~
i ta n q alar ~lft9 on -' ';.6: /~be; at. Ia 00 •·•· ia t.be
C011MU dtnabara at. ~h• ty , south &lat.i Street,
•gl....oct, colorado.
JIIK1.cre of Ule bearin9 ahall be publiabed i n Ule &agl~
wood ae.ald at. leaa~ fifteen (15) daya prior to aaid ~in9.
•• offlolo cl~y clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
forego i n g i s true, accurate and c~plete copy of a Bill f or
an Ordinance i ntroduced, read i n ~ull and paaaed on firat
r e ading on the i./u.J I day of ,~4 21 & J , 1970.
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e x offic i o city clerk
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lft.aDtk:'ED AS A BILL BY CO
A BILL .POR
All 0.01-.c& JlDC*l.G 1m 5, 6 , 7 And 6 , BLOC JC l, B&LL
ISLE fM.JtDJQIS, IIICOIID P'lLUIG, Cl'l'Y OF BIIQLI;IOOOD, COtmY OJ'
AMP~&, COLOMDO ftOM .. 4 (USIDI:IIrrlAI.-I?AOJ'&S S lo&U.)
'1'0 1-1 (Licaf r.o~RIAL).
~~. p r auant to the or4 t nance. the Ctty rlaan i n9
d zon i n ~ Ca..i ea 1on duly held a p ~l ic bear i~ May 19,
1 9 70, on a ceruin opoaed ..._ndllet to ord.t.naace 110. l 6 ,
s er Lea of 19 l o! the C i ty ot tng l~. colorado, known ••
th~ •zon i nq ordinance of the c i ty of Ing lewood•, and baa
Mde rec~dat i on o t n adop t i on of an <U"din&ACe e.body i n~
aa i d a-.o~ntt and
aEAS, ubl i c nee: •• ty, c:onven t <tnCe, en ral we~l t ar e ,
and \lood aon i n<,~ p r a cti ce j\&at ty the propo.ed ... ndae:nt. to
the ZOn i n Ol'd i nal\Ce •• h re i naf r art forth,
110101, 'fllaUJ'OU, 811 I T OJtDAIDD BY 'I'IU CITY CO I L 0'1
fta C 1ft O'f Uf.WOOO, COLOIUU>01
Seot..t.on 1. '!'hat LIMa $, , 7 nd • lock 1, B 11 tale
c;ardetla, S~d l'tlin'iJ , C1.t.y of 8D lftiOOd. COWlty ot M&p aho ,
State of colorado be aDd &be .... hereby • reaoacd troa ...
( .. a1dent.ial -ProfeaaLDnal Di atzict.) ~ 1-1 (Light lndua-
tri&l Diatr i ct) &Rei that ~inane• ~. ~6 . Seri ea of 1 l,
~J ether w i th the aon i a .. P be -ended accordin ly.
ect on l . 'J'he c i ty council hereby f nda. deterai n a,
and declare• that the here i aeboYe chuge i ll reaon i ll 1a
juetified by the p Ybl i c: n.a•••i ty, oonYen i enoe, 9 eaeral wel-
fare and q ood aoniag practicu.
Introduced, read in f\&ll, and
on tbe l•t. day of J une, 1 70.
Set for p l.lbl ic bear t. 1 before
eaed on tirat r ad i
ta re ~ular aeeting on ~~~~~~~~~~·
council c~r• •• the City
8n<:~lewo4. colorado.
111tt. ce of Ue bear ln~J aba1l 1M
.ood a.rald a~ leaat f i t~een (15) day•
ex o t ficl'O-c .a.ty c u
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I, stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the abo•• and
foregoing ia a true, accurate and oo.p1e~e copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in ~11 aad paa•ed on fir•t
reading on the '}r i 1 tl day of fi:?'d ' ... ~ . 1970.
ex officio city clerk
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l.II'I'.OOUC.aD AS A BILL BY CO..CtUIUI_,d-""','-'. C;..;V-..-"'"-')/;;r--------
A BILL FOR
All OaDI-...cJ: a&:&O.IJIO Lat S , 6 , 1 and a, BLOCK 1, aau.
lSLK QAIJ)w.;, S8Cc.D J'ILIIIG, CI'I'Y CW aQL&t«))O, CO~ OJ'
AMP~&, COLOIWJO ft<* A-4 (USID.rlAI. -PROFUSia.AL)
TO 1-1 (LI~ I.OUS'I'RlAL).
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WBIEUIIIS, p urauant t.o the Onh.nance, the City Plaani o q
and aGain~ c a..iaalon duly held a p~lic bear~ May 1 9,
1970, on a certAin pc-opcMad ... IIdia.~ to Orrdinaace 110. 16,
s ui• o f 19 l of the cit.y of &aglewood, colorado, kAown ••
the •zonioq ordinance or th ci~y of 11\glewaod•, and baa
.-de reoci rndation of &n adoption of u ordinance .-bodying
aaid .. aadaea~r and
WB&aKAS, p ubli c necaaait.y, conveniaftce, q enaral welfare,
&.ad !Jood aoning pcac~ice jua~Hy the propoa..S aaendaeat. to
the IGninq ordinaaaa •• hereinafter aet ~.
IIOW, t'UU.OU, 811 IT OaDAIDD BY TD CITY COU.CIL 08
'fila Cift 01' DO.LKWOOD, COLOitADOa
Section 1. ftat LOU ~. 6 , 7 and 8, Block 1, Bell tala
GardaJta, Sec:oed PiU.n9, Ci~J' of &DqltNOOd, C0\11\ty of Arapahoe,
s~ta of COlO&'edo be and the .... hereby i a r ... ad ti'Oa a-4
( .. aidutial -nof•aioftal Diatzict) to 1-1 (Lipt Iadua-
t.rial Diatrict) and t.ba~ ~inane• •· 16, el'iea of lHJ,
t.oqetber with the aonia9 -p be IIINDdad IICGOI'diaqly.
SecUOD l. '!be City couna.U hereby f i Dda, de~el'llinea,
and declarea that. the bel'eiaalloYe chu9• in reaoain9 ia
jutified by the public neaHait.y, oon•eaianaa, g .. aral wel-
fare aad qood aonia9 pl'actiaea.
Inuoduoed, r.., in full, aDd paaa..S on fi.nt raadia\J
on the let day of June, 1970.
Sat fO&' pllblic beari befO&'e the aaid City ce..ail a~
i t.a l'ecJalar aeeti.a9 Oft -~/{:.<, ~ «~ /~?!at e.oo •••• la tbe
coueil Cbs tara at t.U c i). a1, 14 SO.tb alati ltr&H,
ln91MIDod, c. lorado.
lllttice of t)le hearia9 ataell be publiab .. ia tba ~1~
wood Bal'ald at leaa~ fift ... (15) daya Pl'lOI' ~ eaid bear1A9.
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I, stephen A. Lyon, do bel'eby certify that the aboYa and
foregoing ia a true, accura~e aad co.pl~• copy of • Bill for
an Ol'dinance introduced, l'ead ia ~11 and paaead on firat
reading on the ¥-"' t 1 day of Y' ..< t / • 1970.
ex officio clt.y clark
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
APRIL 21, 1970
I, CALL TO ORDER.
The regular metin g of t h e Ci ty Planning and Zoning Commission was
ca lled to order by Chairman Ca r l s on at 8:05 P. M.
lembers P re ent: Wood s , Walsh ; Senti; Lone ; Lentsch ; Carlson
Roman s, Ex-officio
O FFICI AL Memb er Absent: Non e CITY en• ' r '' ''OCU ENT
Al so Pres nt : City Attorney Berardini
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II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Ch airman Carl on s tat e d that the Minutes of Marcli '1 ·,-1970, were "1!~ be
con sid r d for approval. CITY OF E.NCLL\.COO, COLO.
Le ntsch mov d :
S e nt i e ond d : Th e Minutes of Mar c h 31, 1970, be approved as written .
The motion c a rrie d unanimously .
III. REX T. GARRETT
1451 W. Tufts
REZONI G
R-1-C to I-1
CASE #7-70A
March 3, 1970
Mr. Carlso n stated that this rezoning had been initi ated by the City
Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr . Rex Garrett is owner of the property
at 1451 West Tufts Avenue, which property is presently zoned R-1-C
(Si ngl e -family Residential). The proposed zoning is I -1 (Light Industry).
Woods moved:
Lentsch seco nded : The Public Hearing b e opened.
The motion carrie d unanimously.
Mrs . Roman indicated the subject property on the zoning map in the
Council Chamber . She stated that the public notice was published in
the Englewood Herald April 2, 1970, and that the property was posted
on April 3, 1970 . Mrs. Romans pointed out that the area adjoins R-3
(Single-family residential) zoning to the west in Arapahoe County;
I-1 (Light industrial) zoning to the north in the City of Englewood ;
R-1-A (Single-family Residential) zoning to the east in the City of
Englewood ; and si ngle-family residential zoning abuts the property to
the south in Arapahoe County . Both heavy and light industrial distri cts
are within c lose proximity to the south and west.
Mrs . Roman s reviewed the restrictions of the 1-l (Light Ind~strial )
district and note d that mobile home parks are a "Conditional Use" in
this zon di tri t. Unti l 1963, mobile home parks were not provided
for in the Zoning Ord inance , and any mobile home parks in the City of
Englewood were 1n a non-conforming tatus. Some owners of existing
mobil hom park along South Santa Fe Dr i ve had indicated a desire to
cle an their properly up, but could not do so under the restrictions
existing at that time. Therefore, when the 1963 Comprehensiv Zoning
Ord i nan c wa adopt d, mobil home parks were made a "Condit i onal Use"
1 n the Light Indu sLr1al Zone District i n o r der that, w re plan to
improve exJ.Sllng park pre nted to th Planning Commi ion, th Com-
mJ.SSJ.on ould on id r t h pl an and approve the red v lopm n if the
pla n s conformed to Lhe Mobil Home Park Or dinanc e, and if th park would
b compalibl WJ lh th d velopm n t of lh ar a . Several mobil home
park own r hav tak n advantag of th n w r gulation and have im-
proved th •1r prop rty.
Mr . Carl on a k d Mr . Garr tt to pr s nl hi c a e.
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Mr. Garr tt stat d that he ha d1 u ed the matter with City Attorney
Berardini, and 1s und r th impression that new p r o ce dures are under
consid rat~on where1n mob1l e home parks would have a specific zone
classification and would not have an 1-1 d esig na tion a s they do at
tins t1me . Mr. Ga1r t t a s ked the Comm1 ssion to withdraw the request
to change the zon~ng from R-1-C (Single-family Residential) to 1-1
(L1ght Indu tr1al).
Mr. Berardini ask d to ·Jar1fy his discussions with Mr . Garrett.
He remind d the Comm1S 'lOn that t h ey h ave considere d, since the f irst
of the year, the problems that are wrought by intermixing residential
uses (mob1l home parks) w1th the i ndu strial uses permitted in the
1-l Zone D1strict. H reviewed the stud1es of various mob ile home
park ordinan s that the Comm1ssio n has undertaken , and the d r a fting
of a propo e d mobile hom o1d~nan e rev1sion . Mr . Berardini stated
that he f lt i t would be better to take resid ntial u ses ou t of the
indu trial district and put th m in a residenti al distr ict . He pointe d
out that the Commiss1on would have to make a recommendation on the
Ord1nan to the City Cou n cil , and that the Council must t hen pas s or
r j ct th Ordinance . Mr . Berardini stated that he fe lt Mr. Garre tt
h as been very c lear that he desires t o hav e a mobile home park on t h e
property at 14 51 West 'I\1 f ts Avenue, and this is the reason he has
a sked for the 1-l zonin g. Mr . 8 rar d i n i stated that he would recommend
the Commissio n join in th e request to withdraw the rezoning application
until uch time that Council c an pass on the proposed Mob i l e Home Par k
Zone Distr1ct Or dinan ce. He stated th at he felt it would be a minimum
of four to six month s before this Ordi nance c ou ld b e approved. Brief
di u s1on foll ow e d.
Lone mov d:
Sent1 se onded: The Public Hearing b e cl o se d and the application for
rezoning property at 1451 West Tu fts Avenue b e withdrawn.
Dis cussion on t he mot io n followe d. Mr . Lone stated that he shared the
thoughts that it would be better t o hav e a zone classification specific -
ally for mobile home parks r a ther th an have them "conditional uses" in
another zon cl assificat on. He reviewed similar rezoning requests
wherein it wa the cle arl y stated intent of the applicant to devel o p
the land as a mobile home p a rk , yet t he discussion had to ce nter on the
me rits of the rezoning to an 1-l Zone Di trict r ather than on the
particular use that wa s sought .
Wm. Webber
4545 S. Lipan Ct .-stated that Erie, Colo r ado recently annuled their
Mobile Hom e Park Ordinance; Boulder does not allow
any additional courts or mobile homes; the existi ng courts and mobile
hom may remai n but no more may be added. He asked the Commission to
earch out the areas within the State which have, or have had, mobile
hom e parks . Mr . Webber also asked how the property owners in this
immediate area would be notified when this matter would again be
onsidered? He asked if property owners would have an opportunity to
vote on thi type of regulation?
11-. arlson stated that the mobile home park would have their own
zon1ng lass1fication, and that the same procedure o f posting, publi c
not1c 1n th pa p r would hav to b followed by any applicant desi ring
that patticular zon la sif1 at1on .
Mr . Lone pol n t d out that oppon n t to moblle home parks would also
hav an opportun1t to obJ t to th Ordinan c itse lf wh n it is
con id r d by th C 1 ty oun 11 • ~rs. Roman pointed out that the Com-
mlS ion ~ould al o hav to hold a publi h aring on the proposed ordinan e,
and that it1zens would b abl to voi e th ir approval or opposition at
that tim .
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Jack Gilliland
1460 West Tuft -asked if the proposed ordinance for mobire home parks
sets forth s quare f ootage per unit as the zoning
ordinance doe s for the single-family residential districts?
Mr . Romans stated that it is di ff i c ult to set f orth a requirement o f
so much square footage per each "site " because o f the diversity in the
size of the units. She stated, however, that it is proposed that this
matter be controlled by requiring a certain distance between mobile
homes and controlling the density per acre. She pointed out that the
proposed ordinance wo uld permit eight units per acre and there would b e
a minimum of 15 ft. b etwee n mobile homes. Off-street parking is
required now, and would co ntinue to be required, as will service build -
ings , usable open area, etc.
Mr. Gilliland a s ked Mr. Garrett how much property was in this site?
Mr. Garrett stated there are six acres in the site.
Mr. Woo ds and Mr. Lentsch both noted that there was a motion on the
table to clo se the hearing, and they didn't feel this discussion was
warranted. Mr . Carls on stated he was trying to give the people an
opportunity to ask questions they might have on the procedure the Com-
mission is proposing.
Mr. Elmer Jungck
4606 S. Mariposa Dr.-stated that he had circulated a petition in
opposition to the rezoning, and has obtained 81
sign a t u res o f opponents. He asked if it was proper to submit this
petition now, inasmuch as the request has been withdrawn? He noted
th at the signatures represented residents in the general area, and he
asked the Commission t o take this into consideration. He pointed out
that these residents had opposed the rezoning request two years ago,
and they still oppose it.
Mr. Carlson stated that if the motion to withdraw the requ est c arries,
he saw no reason to submit the petition a t this time . Mr . Car lson
the n called f o r the vote on the motion.
AYES :
NAYS:
Woods ; Walsh ; Senti ; Lone; Lentsch ; Carl on
None
The mo ti on c arrie d unanimously.
Discussion f ollowed.
Lon e moved:
Lentsch second ed : No f urther appli c aions for mobile home parks be
a cce pted until such time as the proposed mobile
home park s ordinance is in effect, and such applications then sub-
mitted be c onsidered as appli c ations for rezoning under the mobile
home park ord i nance .
Discussion on the mot i on f ollowed.
Th motion arried unanimously.
IV . MOORE-CUMMINGS
Lots 5, 6, 7, 8
B 11 Isle Gardens
S e ond Fil i ng
REZONING
R-4 to t-1
CASE #12-68
Mr • Romans tated that Mr. Rob rt G. Cummings is the owner of the
prope rty above des ri b ed , and that in March of 1968, Mr. Cumming s
mad application for rezoning from R-4 (Residential-Professional) to
I-1 (Light Industrial). At th"t time, the Commissi on and st a ff felt
that th e revi ion of the Comprehe n sive Zoning Ord in ance was imminent,
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and a fter d i s c us s ion with Mr.Cummings, d e t e rmined that the hearing would
be held at t h e t i me o f th e hearing on t he revision of the Ordinanc e. Mr.
Mo o re n ow has an op tion t o purchase the property, and is interested i n
a cco mplis h i n g th e rezoning as soon a s poss i ble. Mrs. Romans noted
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tha t i nas mu c h as Mr . Cumm i n g s had paid the required $50 fee, the staf f
di d no t re qu ire an add itiona l fe e t o b e pai d by Mr. Moore.
Mr . Moo re wa s prese n t t o discuss t he appli c ation for rezoning. He
st a te d t ha t his c ompany wa n t s to mo v e the ir business to this loc ation
b ec au se t h e y have g r own t oo larg e for t he i r present facilities at 4796
South Br oadway and t hey wan t to stay i n the City. This firm manu f actures
Bi n g o c ards, which the y f eel i s a "li g ht " manufacturing use. Mr. Moore
s ta t ed t hey would like t o build an 8,000 sq. ft. building, with paved
park i n g a re a, on t he s ite . He noted tha t there is more land in the
site t han t h e y will u se in th e immediate f utu r e, bu t they have hopes
of ex p a n s ion o f t h e business.
Dis c ussion f ollowed.
Woo ds move d :
Lone seconde d: The Public Hearing for rezoning of Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8,
Bell Isle Gardens, 2nd Filing, from R-4 (Residential-
P r o fessi onal ) to I-1 (Light Industrial) be set for May 19, 1970, the
property is to be posted, and public noti c e is to be given in the of fic ial
Ci t y news paper, the Englewood Herald.
Th e mo ti on c ar r ied unanimously.
V. STREET VACATION
W. Tufts Avenue
CASE #8-70
Mrs. Romans showed the Commission a plan o f Centennial Park and s t ated
that the portiono f West Tufts Avenue to be considered for vacation is
that portion whi c h extends east of South Decatur Street. This vacation
has been requested by the Parks and Recreation Department. Discussion
followed.
Lentsc h mov e d :
Sent i s e c onded : The Planning Commis si on r e commend to City Council that
the f ollowing p or t ion o f We s t Tufts Avenue be vacated:
Be gi nn i n g a t t h e northwest c orner o f the south 1 /2 of the northeast
1 /4 of Se ct ion 8, Township 5 south, Range 68 west of the 6th P.M.;
t hence south 89 °58 '30" east, 334.63 feet ; thence south 20 °42'44" west ,
175.02 f eet; thence south 69 °17'16 " east, 38.74 feet to the true point
o f b eg inning ; t hence south 69 °17' 16 " east, 44.39 feet to a point of
c u r v e to t he left and having a radius o f 140,00 feet and a delta angle
o f 20 °22'29 ''; thence on the arc of said curve 49,79 feet to the point of
t ange n t; thence south 89 °39'45 " east, 72.77 feet ; thence south 19°30'15"
e a s t 63.79 feet ; thence north 89°39'45" west, 94.42 feet to a point of
c urve t o the right having a radius of 200,00 feet and a delta angle of
20 °22 '29 "; thence on the arc of said curve 71.12 feet to a point of
c u r v e to t he left having a radius of 15.00 feet and a delta angle of
110 °22'29"; thence on the arc o f said curve 28.90 feet to a point on
t h e e a st li n e o f Sou t h De c atur Street; thence north 00 °20 '15" east,
85 .57 feet t o t h e t rue poin t o f beginning.
The motion c a rried unan i mou s ly.
VI . AN NEXAT ION
Herndon P ro p erty
CASE #9-70
Mr • Roma n s sta te d t ha t the land in the area proposed for annexation
is pr s e n tly u sed b y t h e Ci t y a s a parking lot at Belleview Park.
D1 sc us ion f o l lowe d.
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Lone seconded: The Planni n g Comm ission recommend t o City Council that
the f ol lowi n g property be annexed to the City:
Beginning at a point 1413.0 feet e a st of the southwest corn er of the
southeast one-quarter (SEl/4) o f Se cti on 9, Township 5 south, Ran ge 68
West of the 6th P.M.; thence north 250.26 feet; thence south 57 °10 '
east 59 .5 feet; thence east 96.8 fee t ; thence south 218.0 feet to the
south line of said Se cti on 9 and being the center line of West Belleview
Avenue; thence west along said s outh line of said Se ction 146.8 feet
to the point of beginning .
The motion carried unanimously.
VII . MASS TRA NSPORTATION
Englewood-Littleton-Ft. Lo g an
Bus Line
CASE #10-70
Mrs . Romans reminded the Commission t ha t the election on the mat ter
of purch as of the bus line by the City will be held May 5, 1970. Mrs .
Ro man noted th a t Mr. Senti is a member o f the committee to promo te the
approval of the purchase, and asked Mr. Se nti to more fully di scu ss the
the malter.
Mr . Senti sta ted that the Council is in favor of the purchase o f the
buses by the City, and are asking the Planning Commission to sanction
th request for Federal Aid if the matter is approved by the voters.
Mr . Senti di scusse d the cost o f the buses, and commented that it was
the feeling of the Counc il that it would be better to buy good buses
that would withstand t he usage rather than cheaper buses--much on t he
order o f school buses--upon which the maintenance cost would be p r o-
hibitive. With this in mind, the Council decided that smaller buses,
or "mini" buses, would be more economical.
Mrs. Roman s no te d t ha t the cost was broken down to $22,000 for eac h of
t h ree buses, and $5,000 for the purchase of the ~C license. It is
estimated th a t $6,000 pe r year will cover the cost of maintenance of
the line. Mrs . Roman s noted that the Commission did approve a request
in 1968 to the Department of Transportation for assistance in the
purchase of three buses f o r $90,000. Discussion followed. Mr. Lentsch
asked if extension of the routes was planned. Mrs. Romans stated t ha t
at the time the matter was first c onsidered in 1968, the routes were
proposed to be extended, but that this is no t being proposed at this
time . Mr. Berardini noted that route changes have to be approved by
th PU • Mr . Lentsc h questioned the operational cost estimate; h e
commented that he understood the cost of operating the line from the
fir t of the year to this date was $5,000. Mr, Senti pointed ou t that
th lin has costs now t hat would not be incurred when the City pur-
ch a ed the line. Further discussion followed, Dr. Walsh asked why
it was felt that a recommendation should be made this evening, when
the election isn't until May 5th? Mr. Lone stated that he felt the
urgen y was that this has been g oing on f or some length of time, and
th at t h e Council wanted the application ready to go immediately after
the election , assuming the issue will be approved, Mr. Senti stated
that he would like to see the Planning Commission support this issue .
Further discussion followed .
Senti moved:
Woods second d: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that
application be made for Federal Aid to purchase three
buse at an approximate cost of $22,000 each, contingent upon voter
approval at th May 5th election .
Further dis ussion followed ,
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AYES : Woods ; Sen ti ; Lone ; Lentsch
NAYS: Carlson
ABSTAIN : Wal s h
The motion carr i ed .
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Mr s . Romans stated that a Mayor's Coffee will be held April 27th, at
8:00 P. M. in the Council Ch amb ers to di s cuss the issues on the ballot
f or th e elec tion on May 5th. Mrs. Romans reported that the League of
Women Voters of Arapahoe County have prepared an informat ional fly er to
be ma i l d to all registered voters in the Ci ty of Englewood. Mr s .
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on April 30 t h f rom 2 P.M . to 4 P . M. to dis c uss the issue of the purc ha se
of th e bu s l i ne. Di scussion followed .
IX . K. WAYNE NELSON
1101 W. Dartmouth
REZONING
I-2 to I-1
CASE #3-70 C
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Chairman Carls on no ted that the matter of the Ne lson rezoning reques t
wa s table d, an d must be raised from the tabl be f o re further di sc ussion
an e n s ue .
Lone moved:
Lentsch seconded: The matter o f the Nelson rezoning request b e raised
from the table .
The motion c arried unanimously.
Minutes of the meeting of March 31, 1970 were reviewe d. Bri ef discuss io n
followed . Mr. Lone re vi e wed City Attorney Berardini's statement at th e
last meeting that two reasons must be present to justify a rezoning :
(l) It must be determined that t here was improper zoning initially, or
(2) It mu st be shown t hat chan ges have o ccurre d in the area which war r a nt
a c hange of zoni n g because the land can no longer be used for the
"high e st and best" use under the existin g zoning. Mr. Lone commented
t hat th e I-2 Zone District is more "liberal" t han the 1-l Zone Distric t,
and that i f the land c ould not b e u sed for an industrial purpose in the
mor e liberal district, he f a iled t o see how it c ould be used i n the
more r e strictive district. He po i nted out that the only use p ermitted
in th 1-l District t ha t is not permitted in the I-2 Zone District is
that of a mob i le home par k, and he stated that he just couldn't justify
the granting of the rezoning application. Mr. Lentsch commented that
h e didn 't f e l the applicant gave any justification for the rezoning .
Di scu i on followed .
Lon
Le n t The rezon i ng request filed by K. Wayne Nelson for
c hange of z on ing on property at 1101 W. Dartmouth
from 1-2 (H avy Industrial) to I-1 (Li g ht Industrial) be d e ni e d
becau (1 ) the ap p l ic ant fa i led to show j u sti f ic at i on to r granting the
J' zonin •; (2 ) it wa s n o t s hown that the i n it al zon n g wa in error, or
(3) that ·hang s h a ve o ccur re d i n the ar a which o ul d make it imposs ible
to u th land und r its pr se nt zone c la fi at ion .
Th mot1on arri d u nan1mou l y .
IX. IOBILE HOME PARK ORDINANCE.
Ci t y Atto rn ey Berard i ni stated that he had num r ou notes on the pro-
po ~ d Ordin an , and h would l i ke to d lay di u sian of the o r d nan e
un l1l h could 1 n c orporate th s note s and t h propo ed ordinan i nto
th • f rm of an ord i nan am e ndment to the exi tin g mobile hom pa r k
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have this ready by May ~th, but inasmu ch as he does plan to be out o f
the of fice for a week, i t might be better if the discussion could be
scheduled f o r May 12th, a s suggeste d by the Commission.
The next regular meeting o f the Commissi on will be rescheduled fo r
May 1 2 th, 1970, rath er than May 5th,
XII , SIGN CODE COMMITTEE,
Mrs , Romans stated that she had received a copy of Denver's proposed
sign code , The Denver Planning Off ice is suggesting that the cities
i n th~ met ro area review this cod e, and consider the possibility of
adopting it as a unifor m code , Mr s , Roman s asked if the Commission
would like to review this Sign Code, or if they felt that perhaps the
S ign Co d e Co mmittee s h o uld be re a c t iva t e d to work on this mat ter?
Mr . Lone s tated t ha t he felt the Sign Code Committee should b e re-
a c t i vated, because he felt that the di scu ssions and c onsideration c ould
c ove r some pretty technical are as which whi c h p ersons not knowled geable
in sc g n c ontrol would b e unf am ilia r , Ot her memb ers agreed tha t the
Si g n Code Comm ittee shoul d be reactivate d,
Mrs . Roman s stated that a tour has been arr anged of the Mullin Ou t d oor
Adv ertising headquarters for those who are interested,
Mrs , Roma ns noted that New York City has no proj ec ting signs ; wall
signs are used, and she stated the effect is ve r y attractive.
XIII , OTHER BUSINESS,
Mr. Carlson stated that he would like to suggest that when reservat ions
a re mad e f or members to attend a c onfe r ence and they do not at tend, that
the memb er s bould stand the cost of the reservation, He did not feel
the City s hould pay for reservations for members who do not attend the c on fere n ces .
Lentsch mov e d :
Walsh seconded : The meeting be adjourned,
The mo ti on c a rried ; the meeting adjourned at 9:40 P. M.
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MAY 12, 1970
Memb r Present: Woods; Wal sh; Senti
Romans, Ex-offi io ~ . i
1 mb r A nt : Lone ; Lents c h ; Carl on
Al o Present: City Attorney Berard i ni
Ina mu h as a quorum was not pres e nt,
ord r, and an inf ormal dis c uss io n wa
th Plann i ng Department .
II . WILKERSON CO RPORATION
Parking Plan
the meeting c ould not b c alled to
h ld beginning at 6:00 P . M. in
CASE #11-70
Mrs. Romans stated that the Wilkerson Corporation is expanding their
tructure and will, therefore, have to provide additional parking f acil-
it i s . The parking lot layout will have to be approved by the Commission
under the provisi ons of §22.5-5 g of the Comprehensive Zoning Ord inance .
The Parking Plan was displayed for the consideration of the Commission.
The Wilkerson Corporation representative who was in attendance stated
that the present building is 38,000 sq . ft., and they are proposing an
additional 44,000 sq. ft . for a total of 82,000 sq . ft . There is a total
of 78 ,000 sq. ft. to be devoted to parking. He noted that there are 165
parking spaces shown on the plan, and stated that Wilkerson Corporation
has 149 employees, of which 36 are on the "swing-shift", ~o that all
empl oy ees would not be present at the same time . He also noted that
Wilkerson Corporation o wns additional land across the street on which they
could locate ~orne parking if the need arose. This gentleman noted that
the drainage plan has been approved by the City Engineer; he also stated
that they will have additional grading work done to raise their property
above street gr ade; the drainage grade in this area is 1/2%.
Mrs. Roman stated that in the light industrial zone district, the parking
requir ment provides for an area not less than 1/4 of the gross floor area,
or that there must be one parking space for each three employees regularly
present. Mrs . Romans noted that the Wilkerson Corporation meets both o f
these requirements.
Brie f discussion followed. Mr. Woods, Dr. Walsh, and Mr. Senti stated
they coul d see no problem with the plan, and directed the Planning Director
to poll the remainder of the Commission to enable the Wilkerson Corporation
to b egi n their expansion as quickly as possible.
Formal action will be taken on the parking plan at the next meeting of the
Commis io n.
III. MOBILE HOME PARK ORDINAN CE .
Mrs. Romans tatedtnat Cha1rman Carlson had asked that the staff prepare
a apsul omparison of the present mobile home ordinance and of the pro-
posed mobil home ordinance. Copies of this summary, and of an additional
ummary of regulations in the metro area, were distributed to the members.
M mber wer a s k e d to review thi material for discussion at a subsequent
m ting.
MOORE REZO lNG
~5,6,7, 8
Bell I 1 Gardens
S ond F1l i n g
CASE #12-68
11· . Romans remi nd d member s that the Publi Hearing on the above rezoning
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V. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
Mrs . Roman reported that pu suant to d••ection from the Chairman, re-
quests have been seat to the various departmeots, boards and commissions,
askiog thtt their capital improvement needs list be presented to the Com-
mission for their con s1derat 1on at me eti ngs in June. Copies of last
year's capital improvement program were d istri buted for reference.
The meeting di banded at 8·45 P . M.
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At the regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission on
May 19, 1970, the Commission heard a request for the rezoning of Lots
5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 1, Bell Isle Gardens, 2nd Filing, from R-4 (Resi-
dential-Professional) to I-1 (Light Industrial).
The applicant was the owner of the property, Mr. Robert Cummings. The
speci f ic use to which the property will be put is the relocation of
the Moore and Hansen Manufacturing Company, which has been located at
4796 South Broadway for 20 years. This firm manufactures Bingo cards,
and wi th the growth of their business, feel that they must expand, and
would like to relocate within the City.
This parcel is bounded on the north and east by County R-3 (Residential
Zoning); on the south by I-1 (Light Industrial Zoning) in the City of
Englewood; and on the west by Light Industrial Zoning in Arapahoe County.
The I-1 Zone District regulations would require screening or a wall to
be placed on the north and east sides where the property abuts or is
adjacent to the residential district.
More complete inf ormation will be provided the City Council prior to
the Publ ic Hearing .
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Acting Planning Director
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IEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEW OOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOM-
MENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING & ZONING
COMMISSI ON.
DATE : May 19, 1970
SUBJECT: Rezoning of Lots 5, 6, 7, and 8, Block l, Bell Isle
Gardens, 2nd Filing .
RECOMMENDATION:
Woods moved :
Senti seconded: The Planning Commis ion re ommend to City Council that
the rezoning request filed by Mr. Robert Cummi n gs f or
Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block l, Be ll Isle Gardens, 2nd Filing, fr om R-4
(Reside ntial-Profes sional) to 1-1 (Light Industrial) be approved for
the following reasons: The land has not developed under its present
zoning and it has been demonstrated that it can be utilized under the
proposed zoning ; the property abuts I-1 zoning in the City on the south
and in Arapahoe County on the west, making the I-1 zoning request an
extension of like zoning; there has been no new residential development
in the area in the last several years, while new industries have d eveloped
in the immediate area, several in the last two or three ye a rs; demon-
strati ng that the trend of development i n the area is toward i ndustrial.
The motion carried unanimously.
By Order o f the City Plann i n g
and Zoning Commission.
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REGU lAR MEETING
ENGLE WO OD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
·May 19, 197 0
The r e gul a r me eti ng o f the Englewood Public Library Board wa s called to order at 7:45p.m.
Present : Mr . Maxwe ll, Mr. Mille r, Mrs .. Jarrell, Mrs. Sim o n and Miss Lute.
Absent: Mr. Dhor ity and Mrs . Hoffman.
A quorum was dec lared.
The m inutes of the previous m ee ting were approved.
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Miss Lute r eported on th e statistics for April, 1970. The circulation of 28 ,731 was fAe high-
est the Library has ever r ecorded. She stated that approximately 30 00 patrons have completed
the new r egistration ca rds and that the new borrower 's cards haw• arrived and a r e being pro-
cessed. Miss Lute said that the trial project of purchasing catalog cards from the Denver
Public Library, to replace t he services of the Northern Colorado Processing Ce nter, seems
to be satisfactory and that it will be evaluated by all libraries in the area for a pe riod of six
months.
Members of the Board e xamined the books purchased for the Sullivan Memorial. Mr. and
Mrs . ·~im Sulli va n had requested that the Librarian order all of the books written and illustr~
ed by Joan Walsh Anglund as a gift to the Library in memory of their daughter Theresa.
The receipt of a check for $250.00 as a gift to the library from the Englewood Educators was
reported.
The Board discusse d the r evised Library Display Policy and on motion of Mrs . Jarrell,
seconded by Mr . Miller, voted to adopt the Display Policy as r e vised.
The Board discussed the mutilation of books, which might be rfirectly attributed to school
assignments . The Chairman asked Mrs . Simon to discuss tlw problem with the administrators
of the Englewood schools to determine if a solution could be found .
Mr . Maxwe ll and Miss Lute reported on the m eeting of the Centra 1 Colorado Library Council.
At this meeting the proposed budget of the Central Colorado Puhl ic Library System was dis-
c ussed, along with possible alternatives to adapt the budge t to tht· amount of money received
from the State Grant . They reported that interlibrary loan service , reciprocal borrowing ,
daily delivery, and k>ah of 16mm films will be continued. Other ideas suggested were a
r otating collection of 8 mm films a nd the development of a last copy depository .
The annual conference of the American Library Association to be held in Detroit, June 28-
July 4, was announced . Miss Lute hopes to attend the confert'n ..:f" and recommended that some
m e mber of the Board attend if at all possible .
The Board d iscusse d the need for an inventory of the book collection in response to questions
from Board members as to the extent of book losses. Miss Lute said that she hopes to accomp-
lish a complete inventory during the s ummer month s.
There was discussion of th e library needs for the future. Members of the Board agreed that
a dditional space is needed if the library is to expand its role in the commun ity . It was agreed
that the Library s hould request funds from the capital illp"o vement fund to remodel the space
o riginall y designated in the City Hall for library eJC1 1~n f'ion .
Miss Lute s howed a proposed plan fot r·earra ngen l.'nl "' t h(' pres Pnt library floor space to
achieve better library service and mon. ~;ont n " < 1 the Jarg" uu.mbers of students in the ven-
ing. She also asked the Board for som e guidance in pre paration of the 1971 budget. After
some discussion of priorities, it wa'S suggested that the Librarian prepare a proposed budget
for review at the June meeting.
Preparations for th s umm er reading program are co mple te d a nd Miss Smith Is visiting the
elementary schools to talk wi th the children about th e program . The reading program will
be featured in the display case for the month of June . Plans a r e also underway for story-
iell i ng at som e of th bookmobile stop s, as well as in the Library.
Me s-t ing was adjo urned.
ctfully S bm itted
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Displ :t\ areas in th e Ia! 1':1 1'.\' consist of a loqked glass ca:w in thv foyer and spact for
han g u • ._ mate rial s alnnh the e ntrance aisl e inside the libran·. rhcre is also space
a vat!:. •I t• fo t· hangu1 h m a terials along the wall which is 111 till' c hrldren's section.
I . First c hoice for rl1s play space wi ll be given to E n glewood s choo l s and schoo l
students, then to groups from Englewood, and third to Engl cwood individua l s.
Schools, groups and rndi viduals from Arapahoe County an d the surrounding
m etr opolitan are:t wil l be c ons de red next in priority . In a ll cases, consid •r-
ation will be given t o those schools, groups, and individuals who have no t
cxhibtte d previou:,ly in the Englewood Library.
2 . Works should have artistic qualities and be of su. h a &·ttst ic merit that the \ "d l
be o f gen e ral inte r est. ·
3. Di splays must he booked in advance.
-1 . Di s vlays are !too ked for specific dates ranging in duration fr o m two to four
wePk S.
5. A pn ·view of the j,lt;;play or a sample of thl· wot·ks t o he displayed should l'lt!
sho" 11 to the per son in charge of scheduling who has the authority to select
exhih1 tors.
6 . Fxhibitors are re s ponsible fur hanging and arranging th•·11 lisplays and a lso
for d ismantling .
7. The library wilt 'lO t be held responsible for an) lo:,, o r d:o m al('e during the
exhibit.
D ispl ays solei) ··o qlm crcwl in cont e nt are not a l lt!Wl'•' \n~ -<ales tran s -
act tons must i"l< c onduclt'rl ht•twec n exhibitor and pur< ha-.t ·r
!:J. lnfnr mation r e~ t rdllll( o·:tch work s uch as title, nw <il:t . nan .,• of exhibitor . C'tc .
Hh •Julcl be plact·d n n lh•• piece , and an indt•x to the rltsp l •.\' 'll>ttld be left al the
c 1 r c ulation dt•sh.
10 . T lw frequcnc .\ 'llh '~hich group ~ a nd 1nclivu1u • -. • !I • '•ni ftcd to pl:lce .t n
t 'hihit in tht · l•lll .trv "Ill dt ·p•·nd o n tht • tirnt · •. ut 'I'" ,. ,, .:• •a hlc . n 1ndl\ h hLII
"til he given dobplav s pat ·t· mon· than on<"t' a )'(':11'.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS REGULAR MEETING -APRIL 8 , 1970
Chairman Wetterstrom called the meeting to order at 8 :00 P. M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Armstro n g , Mezen, Clayton , Rhodus, Wetterstrom
MEMBERS ABSENT: Non e
OTHE R OFFICIALS PRESENT: Wm. F. Brokate , Chief Building Inspector
Ronald Wi nke l l Cas e No. 70-27
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3342 Wes t Monmouth Av e .
The applicant reque sted permission to erect an attached double garage to be
within 3 f t . of the Wes t property line. This is an R-1-A zone which requires
5 ft .
Th e prope rty has been properly posted and advertis ed fo r public hearing.
The adjacent property owners on both s ides of the property signed statements
of no objec tion to the gar~ge .
There was no one present at the meeting to protest this variance .
Clay t o n, moved,
Armstrong seconded, the variance be g rant e d.
Aye s: Meze n, Clay ton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays : No n e
Absent : None
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3120 s o uth High
Case No . 70-28
The applicant requested a variance to erect a detached
re s ulting in an overlot cover a ge of 225. sq. ft . This
requires 75 ft . front a ge and permits 25% lot coverage .
g arage 20 ft. x 24 ft .
is an R-1-A zone which
Th is lot only has a
60 ft . f ront a ge .
The property has been properly posted and advertised.
Th a dj ac nt prop rty own rs on both sid s signed statem nts of no objection.
There was no one present at th m eting in o pposition to this variance .
Armstron g mov e d ,
Rhodus seconded , the variance b grant d and the garag comply_w i th
all other ordinanc s .
Ayes: M z n, Clayton, Rhodus , Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays : Non
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS REGULAR MEETING -APRIL 8, 1970
Chairman We tte rstrom called the meeting to order at 8:00 P. M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Wetterstrom
MEMBERS ABSENT : None
OTHER OFFICIALS PRESENT: Wm. F. Brokate, Chief Buildin g Inspector
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3342 West Monmouth Ave. Cas e No. 70-27
The applicant requested permission to erect an attached double garage to be
wi thin 3 ft . of the Wes t property line. This is an R-1-A zone which requires 5 f t.
Th e property has been proper l y posted and adver tis ed for public hearing.
The adjacent property owners on both sides of the property signed statements
of no objection to the garage.
There was no one present at the meeting to protest this variance .
Clay ton, moved ,
Armstrong seconded, the variance be g rante d.
Ay es : Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nay s: None
Absent: None
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3120 South High
Case No. 70-28
The applicant requ sted a variance t o erect a detached
re s ultin g i n an ove rl o t cov erage o f 225. sq . f t. This
requires 75 f t. f rontag e and p e rmit s 2 5% lot c o ve rag e.
60 ft . fron tage .
garage 20 ft. x 24 ft .
is an R-1-A zone which
This lot only has a
The property has been p rop e rly posted a n d a dvertised .
Th ad J ac nt prop r t y o wn rs o n bo t h s id s s ign ed state m nts o f no ob j e c t i on.
Th re was no o n p resent at t h m e t i n g i n o ppo s i t ion to this varianc .
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Rhodus s con ded , t h e varianc b gr nt d and the gara g c omply_wi th
all o t her o r d1 n n c s .
Ay s : M z n , Cl a y t on , Rh odus , Arms t ron g , W tterstrom
Nays : No n
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Charles G. Bynum Case No. 70-29
2818 South Penns ylvania
The applicant is requesting permission to erect a porch and carport resulting
in an overlot coverage of 352 sq. ft . There is an old abandoned caved -in
septic tank which is causing a drainage problem. The eaves are not ar~anged
so they can be guttered so th ey need an extension of the porch and patio
so the water won't run in the septic tank and basement.
The property ha s been posted and advertised as per ordinance.
Rh odus moved,
Mezen s e conded, the vari anc e to erec t an extension of the porc h
and carport resulting in overlot coverage of
352 sq. ft. be granted .
Ayes: Mezen, Clayton , Rhodu s, Armstrong , Wetterstrom
Nay s: None
Absent: None
Howar d Moore Case No. 70 -30
3181 South Emerson
The applicant is requesting permission to erect a one-family d welling with a
double car attached garage resulting in an overlot coverage of 204 sq. ft.
This is a new house which has two feet eaves which is resulting in the overlot
coverage . He has obtained the adjacent property owners statements of no
objection.
The property has been properly posted and a dvertised for Public Hearing.
Ther e was no one present at the meeting in opp o sition to this v ar i ance.
Armstrong moved,
Clayton seconded, the variance for an overlot coverage be g ranted
and the proper permit be obtained and the building
to comply with all o ther ordinances and codes .
Ayes: Mezen, Cl a y ton, Rh odus , Armstrong, Wetters t rom
Nays: None
Absent: None
George Caldwell for
John W. Fosk t Case No. 70-31
4357 South Huron
The app l~cant is requesting an opinion to determine if two homes located on
on a plot 11 5 ft . front age by 265 ft . -29,440 sq. ft . in an R-1 -A zone
ar e 1 g al non-conform ing uses . The area was annexed in 1954 and Mr . Fosket
was told by a city councilman that h did not have to do anything.
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M z n s conded , the property be posted and advertised for Public Hearing.
Ayes: Mezen. Clayton , Rhodus, Armstro ng, Wett erstrom
Na ys : Non
Absent: None
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Mullins Outdoor Adv ertising for
Continental Nation al Bank Case No. 70-3 2
38 21 S outh Broadway
3022 S outh Broadway
Mr . Em rick of Mullins Outdoor Advertising r questing permission t o erect
two overheight bill board t y pe sign s -o n e at each l ocat ion -for the
Continental Bank . This would direct people t o the bank location on both
ends of Broadway . Th e signs would be used for the bank only . They would
be 10 ft . by 30 f t. with overall height of 35 ft . Th ey would lighted with
tube lites with time clocks.
Mezen moved ,
Clayton seconded , the vari ance be granted as requested .
Ayes : Mezen, Clayton
Nays : Rhodus , Armstrong , Wette rstrom
Abs nt: No n e
Til var~anc is denie d .
Bob Thomas
4497 S outh Fox Case No . 70-33
The app licant is requesting permission to e rect a 6 ~t . solid fence along
the alley to the avenue which i s front yard on a corn e r lot . The house
sets to th e rear of the lot an d they want fence to keep the du st from the
house . The property line 1s 10 f t. f rom the street .
Rhodus moved ,
Armstrong seconded, the vari anc be denied as it tends to obstruct
traffic leaving the a lley and entering the
street .
Ayes: Mezen , Clayton, Rhodus , Armstrong, We tters trom
Nays : Non e
Absent: None
Clayton states they do h a ve a p roblem because the house i s s o close to the
alley so as an a lternat e :
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Mezen seconded , the 6 f t. fe nc e be permitted to within 5 f t. of the
pr o perty line th e n be dropped to 3 f t. 6 inches in
height .
Ayes : Mezen, Clayton, Rho dus , Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays: None
Absent: Non
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Harold Noe -Brooks ide Motel --------------------Case No . 70-34
3101 West Dartmouth
The applicant is requesting permission to h a ve a mobile home as a caretaker
in what used to be the Brookside Motel and trailer court . The cabins are
still there and the v and als are bre ak ing the windows and tearing the cabins
apart.
Cl a yton moved ,
Rhodus secon ded , the app licant be gr ante d a six-month license
to have the mobile home as a caretaker's residence.
The mobile home t o be connected to the water and
sewer.
Ayes : Mezen, Clay ton, Rhodus , Armstrong , Wetters trom
Nays: None
Absent: None
Ha rold Brown Case No. 70-35
4 2 99 S ou th Lipan S treet
The applicant is requesting permission for a 6 f t. solid fe nce off of Lipan
Street an d a 5 f t . solid f ence along Quincy Avenue . The applicant has
obtained the ad j acent property owner s ; consents. There is a drivewa y
next to the prop e rty on Quincy and the fence will be cut back leaving a
tria ngle of 15 ft/ fr om the pro p erty line.
Clayton moved ,
Rhodus seconded, the v ariance be gr anted for the fe nce as per
plot plan .
Aye s: Mez e n,
Non e
None
Clayton, Rh odus , Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nay s:
Absent:
Ma rg aret McLaughlin Cas e No. 70-36
4211 S outh Huron
The applicant is requesting permission to have t wo curb cuts -one 25 f t.
wide and o ne 13 f t. wide t o be 13 ft . apart . The city is paving this street.
In order to save the trees and to have access to the garage and breezeway
the curb cu ts ar e necessary . The City Engineer has no objection to the
proposed curb cuts .
Armstrong moved ,
Rhodus seconded , the v ar i ance be granted as requested.
Ayes : Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus , Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays: None
Absent : None
There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting was
adjourn d at 11:00 P. M.
Susie Schneider
Reco rd ing Secretary
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS REGULAR MEETING -
Chairman Wetterstrom called the meeting to order at 8 :00 P. M.
MEMBERS PRESENT: Armstrong, Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Wetterstrom
MEMBERS ABSENT : None
OTHER OFFICIALS PRESENT: Wm. F . Brokate, Chief Building Inspector
Ronald Winkel! Case No. 70-27
3342 West Monmouth Ave .
The applicant requested permission to erect an attached double garage to be
within 3 ft . of the West property line. This is an R-1-A zone which requires
5 f t.
The property has been properly posted and advertised for public hearing.
The adjacent property owners on both sides of the property signed statements
of no objection to the garage .
There was no one present at the meeting to protest this vari anc e .
Clay ton, moved,
Armstrong seconded, the variance be granted .
Aye s: Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays: None
Absent : None
Alumilux S cott, Inc. for
T' ..1s ll.i';J;Jins Cas No. 70-28
3120 S outh High
The app licant requested a varianc to erect a detached
re s u lting in an overlot coverage of 225 . sq . ft . This
req uires 75 ft . front a ge and permits 25% lot coverage.
60 ft . f rontage.
Th e property has been properly posted and advertised.
garage 20 ft. x 24 ft .
is an R-1-A zone which
This lot only has a
Th adjac nt prop rty own rs on both sid s signed statements of no obj ction.
There was no one present at th m eting i n opposition to th is varianc .
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Armstrong mov d,
Rh odus second d, the varianc b grant d and th g arag comply _with
all o the r o rd inanc s .
Ayes: M z n, Clayton, Rh odus, Armstrong, W tt rstrom
Nays : Non
Abs nt: No n
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Charl e s G. By num Case No. 70-29
2818 South Pennsylvania
The appl i c a nt i s r e qu e sti n g p e rmi ss i on to e rect a porch and carport resulting
i n an ov e rlot cov e rage of 352 sq. ft. There i s an old abandoned caved -in
septic tank wh ich i s c a usin g a d ra i nage problem. The eaves are not arranged
s o they c an be g utter ed s o they n eed an extens i on of the porch and patio
s o t h e wa ter wo n't ru n in t he s e pti c tank and basement.
Th e prop erty ha s b ee n posted and adve rtised as per ordinance.
Rh odu s moved,
Mezen seconde d, the v ar i anc e to erect an extension of the porch
and carport resulting in overlot coverage of
352 sq. ft. be granted.
Ay es: Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nays: None
Absent: None
Howar d Moore Case No. 70-30
3181 South Emerson
The applicant is requesting permission to erect a one-family dwelling with a
double car attached garage resulting in an overlot coverage of 204 sq. ft.
This i s a new house which has two feet eaves which is resulting in the overlot
coverage. He has obtained the adjacent property owners statements of no
ob jection.
The property has been pro p e rly p o sted and advertised f or Publ i c Hearing.
Ther e was no one present at the me eti n g in oppos i tion to this v ar i ance.
Armstro ng moved,
Clay ton s e conde d, th e v ar i ance f or an overlot coverage be granted
and the proper permit be obtained and the building
to c omply wi th all other o rdinances and codes.
Ayes : Me z e n, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, We tterstrom
Nays : No n e
Absent : No n e
G orge Caldwell for
John w. Fosk t
4357 S outh Huron
Case No . 70-31
Th applicant is requesting an opinion to determine if two homes locat ed o n
on a plot 115 ft. frontage by 265 ft . -29,440 sq . ft . in an R-1 -A zon e
are l gal non-conforming uses. The a re a was a nnexed in 1954 and Mr . Fo sket
was told by a city councilman that h did not have to do anythin g.
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Mezen seconded , the prop rty be p osted and adverti s ed fo r Public He ar i n g .
Ayes : Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong , Wett er strom
Nays: Non
Ab sent: None
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Mullins Outdoor Advertising for
Continental National Bank Cas e No. 70-32
3821 south Broadway
3022 south Broadway
Mr . Emrick of Mull i ns Outdoor Ad vertising requesting permission to erect
two overheight bill board type signs -one at each location -for the
Continental Bank . This would direct people to the bank location on both
e nds of Broadway . The signs would be used for the bank only. They would
be 10 ft . by 30 ft. with overall height of 35 ft . They would lighted with
tube lites with time clocks .
Mezen moved,
Clay ton seconded, the variance be gr anted as requested .
Aye s : Mezen, Clayton
Nays : Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Absent : None
The variance is denied.
Bob Thoma s
4497 S outh Fox Case No . 70 -33
The applicant is requesting permission to erect a 6 =t . s olid fe n ce along
the alley to the avenue which is front yard on a co rner lot. The hous e
sets to the rear of the lot and they want fence to keep the dust from the
house . The property line is 10 ft . from the street .
Rhodus moved ,
Armstrong seconded, the variance be denied as it tends to obstruct
tra ffic leaving the alley and entering the
street .
Aye s: Mezen, Cl a yton , Rhodus , Armstrong , Wette rs t r om
Nay s : None
Abs e nt: None
Clay ton states they do h a ve a pr oblem because the house is so close to the
alley so as an alternate:
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Mezen seconded, the 6 ft . fence be permitted to within 5 ft . of the
property line then be dropp ed to 3 ft . 6 inches in
height .
Ayes: Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nay s: Non
Absent: None
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Harold Noe -Brookside Motel --------------------
3101 West Dartmout h
Cas e No . 70-34
Th e applicant is requesting permission to have a mobile home a s a careta ker
in what used t o be the Brookside Motel and trailer court . The c a bins are
still there and the vandals are breaking the windows and te a ring the cabins
apart.
Clayton moved,
Rhodus seconded , the applicant be granted a six-month license
to have the mobil home as a careta ker's residence .
The mobile home to be connec t ed to the water a nd
sewer .
Ay s: M zen, Clay ton , Rhodus , Armstron g, Wett ers t rom
Na ys : None
Absent : No ne
Har o ld Brown Cas e No. 70 -35
4 2 99 S outh L i pan Stree t
The applicant is requesting permission for a 6 f t . so l id fe n ce off of Lipan
Street and a 5 f t . solid fe n ce a lon g Quin cy Avenu e . The applicant h as
obtain ed the adjacen t prop e r ty owners ' con sen t s . The r e is a d r ivewa y
next to the property on Quin cy and the fence will be cut b a ck le a vin g a
tria ngle of 15 ft/ from the prop erty line .
Clay ton moved ,
Rh odus seconded, the variance be granted for the fence as per
plot pl a n .
Aye s : Mezen, Cl a y ton , Rhodus , Armstrong , Wetterstrom
Nays: None
Absent : None
Margaret Mc Laughlin Cas e No . 70 -36
4211 S outh Huron
The applicant i s requesting p e r mission to h a v e t wo curb cu t s -o n e 25 ft .
wide and one 13 f t . wide to be 13 ft . apart . The city i s p aving this street .
In order to save the trees and to h a ve acce s s to the g a r a ge and breezewa y
the curb cuts are necess a r y . The City Engineer h a s no objec t ion to the
proposed curb cuts .
Armstrong mov d,
Rhodus s conded , the variance be granted as requested •
Ayes: Mezen, Clay ton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Nay s: No ne
Absent: None
There b ing no urther busines s to come before the Board the meeting was
dJourn d at 11:00 P. M.
Susie Schneider
Recording Secretary
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CI'l'Y OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
BOARD OP ADJaS'lMEJIT AIIID APPEAIB
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Chairman Wetterstrom called the meeting to order at 8a00 p. M.
MBI!IBERS PRES.Bl'iiTa AJ:mstrong, .ezen, Clayton, ltllodus, Wetterstrom
MBNBEB.S ABSEB'l': None
01'BBR Ol'l?ICIALS PRESJW'l': Wlll.. P. Brokate, Chief JJuilding Inspector
George Caldwell for
John w. Fosket
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Case 70-35
April 8, 1970
The applicant i& requesting permission f or l ate registr ati6n · of two
homes on a plot of ground with 115 ft. frontage b~· 265 rt. The large
brick home was built in 1930 and the smaller house was existing prior
to that. 'l'he area was annexed to Englewood in 19~5. The property
has been used for two dwellings since that time .
Bomer P. Demll
7291 wast Archer -states is the pro&pect1ve purchaser and ants to
ua6 the property for rentals.
"l'he propertiea re checked for compliance to the hou :~ing code by \::he
building department and the following corrections are necessary.
"ihe electrical needs to be gone over, needs soae new vents
and 80llle roof aintenance. On the small house known as 4357~ South
Huron the ceilings average 6 ft. 6 incites.
Clayton moved,
Rhodus second d, Late r egistration of fthe two dwellings
aa non-confondnq uses be contingent upon
the properties complying with the aouainq
COde exc pt for the ceiling height.
Ayes:
N ysa
Abs nt.a
Mezen, Clayton , Rhodus, AXmatrong, Wetterstrc:xa
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Harvin McP rlp.nd C 8 !JO. 70-36
1096 Weat Princeton Place
"l'he applicant is requesting permission to erect an attached garag to
be within two feet of the east. property line and a 10 ft. by 20 ft.
concrete atoop three f t blight to d 7 ft. into the required
front yard.
~e property baa been properly posted and advertised.
"l'h• adjacent property owner to the e t signed a atat nt of no objection .
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Clayton moved,
Mezen seconded, the variance as r equested be granted.
Ayesa Mezen, Clayton, Rhodus, Armstrong, Wetterstrom
Bays: None
Absent: l!Jone
Delbert Linns for
Harry Bradon ------------------·--c.-se 'J<). 37-70
4796 South Ch.roke[
The applic~mt l.n requesting pe:ouiasl.cn to rect n pati~ 14 ft. by
15 f~. reuul~g in an overlot covera~a o! 6S~ sq. f .•
~e property has been pooted and adve tisad as p_r o~din~ce .
'l'hie is a DEW houe .. and the au.n makes
small patio covar .
like
e l"OO hot :so they would/ a
Clayton mov:!d,
Rhodus seconded, the vErianee b gr ed.
Ayes:
Nnys1
Abue:nt:
Me zen, Clayton, R.~oaua, Armstrc.ng, 'letterstro
None!
None
Robert Vizina Ca,.e No. 38-70
2€n soutr Ogden
The applicant is requesting pe~&sion to di~i de a plot of ground 150 ft .
by 133 ft. into two buildin sites J c \ollitr fiB ft . +"rontage with an
e of 9, 044 sq. .ft. !lnrt of th ting ci lling JOuld be t o r.n
down d ei:~.Cdell-d. The ~tl;.·ck !:xi 5 f{·. 3 inciles. '.l'his is
-1-A zone which require~ a 75 e ~d 9,000 sq. ft . arew
end a minimum setbac t of 7 1: •
1 property has been posted d adve~ised for Public Hearing ton"te.
r era was no one present at the ting to objec t.
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second d, the property han been po ted and advertised
and th re ie no ote h~r€ in protest, therefore,
the vari~c to divide t h lot as r ~est d be
gr.u.·ed.
Ayes Hezen, Rhodus, ~ trong, Wctt~r3tr
ays: Clayton
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pplicant ia ~ e•t
t ap t building
c o . 39-70
9 rmi aion for late regiatra t i on of a five
nn a -2-B cone.
property hu en properly poa~t d nd d erti d. 'l'hia h .. bee
d -2 ainee the firat zoning or U1anec ~ 1940.
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'l'he Building Department h ad on file c. b uild ing permit to re:node l and
repair dated 3/18/48 issued to Kate Ba u ghman -showing 4 units with
the cooking to be done in Mr • Baughman's kitchen.
'l'he appl.::icant s tated Mr. She!af r p u r chased this p;c o p erty 1 950 and
it had 4 unit~ and the o they lived kiJ.lg five \'nits . After
tAe y p urchaucd it tbey had Ncrm Haines:1 '<iire the whol h ous e and
h d BiU Smith Plumbing il"s" l! separate bathrooms in e a ch unit and
also had cparate entrances iuatallcc.
Itt. Svigel stateo he purcha:lE:t'l. the p op·rt:y in 1 9 6 7 and since then
1 a e i.no alled nm1 curb an gutt.er. J· ach ape>rtrlent hao three rooms ,
Gep'l.l:ato b the, and kitc.a"l.cns <:Jld there aix off-st1:eet par i ng spaces
a t thea l:a~ar of 'clle u i ldil 9 •
Cltlytoll moved,
~e ~c~ second d, lat2 r gistra tion of the pro pert y as 5 ~i t s
be granted sub j ._c <; to comp l iance •.r ith the
Bou ing Code .
Ayo t • zen, Clayton. Pllodus, Armstrong , We t.terstrom.
Nays: ·one
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JJX,lfl!l d Ri chhf'rn £,ruL u o. 4 0 -70
4 10:. S o u th n c
p ica.."l · is requea t:'..ng pero is ion to pc i t
inch chain l inl: f e •1ce u n City r operty l l
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Oxford ven\le
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Absent.:
Cla on. r.
'fh re b in;r lO further bu ineu to c •
adjouxnud t ll100 .• K
txong , \Je t r t r
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BIIGLDfO(I) CITY COUNCIL DATBt MAY 19. 1970
The Board of Adjustment and Appeal.a recommends to the
Englewood City Council for consideration or approval
of the fo1low1llg encroac:bment over City property.
Mr. and Mrs. Byland Eichhorn 4101 South Inca
'fhe applicant is requeatillg permission to permit the
encroaChment of a 42 inch chain link fence along the
north ROW of West OXford Avenue -to encroach upon
City property 1.1 ft. for a distance of 82 ft . 'l'he
OXford ROW is 100 ft. resulting in a total of 1~
ft. behilld a 4 ft . sidewalk. There is being installed
at the rear of the property a signal.it:ed school crossing.
The City Engineer has approved this encroachment.
Attached ia a copy of a sketch showing the proposed
encroachment .
By the order of the Board
of Adjuat:ment and Appeals
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a-cording Secretary
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APPLICATION ·POl FIICE PERMIT
OWNER /t.£(1._/f"L
Jos ADnRElr<j;o 1
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CONTRACT OR ____________________________ ~LIC, N ________ __
CITY or DGLIWOOD
IUtlJ)DIC DIPAintlln'
3400 South !htl
!nalevood, Colo. 80110
Ph. 1761-1140 !x 250
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ESTIMATED COST (bid cos t) ____________ ....;PilHIT FEE ________ _
USE TAX: METHOD 1
Estimated Value x 501,
2"1. o f above payment in full Qf Us~e-=Tax--:(r-e-:n-c-:-1-o-se-d~):-$
II. Pa,_ent of Use Tax directly
to the City under !nalewood
Retail Sales Tax Llc. ___ __
INDICATE ~ !2 !! ~
~ PEIHITS !!!:[ ~ ~ II!CSPSCTIOMS
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2. Show n..ee of atreet(s). If a corner
lot indicate and show both streets.
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Identify the fence on the plot plan aa
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IDdicate type of renee.
IDdicate height of each section
of fence.
' IDdicate length of each section ·
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REGULAR MEETING
EN GL DIOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD -MA Y 19 , 19 0
The meeting was called to order by Chairman Robohm a S: 0 .~.
Members Present: Harder , Kre iling, Lay , Robo Ronal
Members Absent: Horton, Schwa b
Oth er City
Officials Present : Director of Utilities Carroll , Leal Co. u.ta 0
Mr . Carroll, Director of Utilities , presented a sample , draft, lice nt., wh ich ,
when properly exe cu ted, wou ld penni t the licensee to cons rue , u li , aint.ain, repair
and replace ce rtain structures, such as pipelines , within and across prop rt.y of the
Utilities De partment of the City of En glewood,
Mr . Carroll exp l ained that, particularly s i nce t he City's acquisition of the City Ditch ,
the re wi ll, no doubt, be a consi derable numb er of appl ications for City Ditch crossings as
well as crossings of other Utiliti es p artment rights-of-way, and that a standard form
license agreement would be most convenient in the handling of such appl ications when same
are j ustified ,
Mr . Carroll further pointed out t hat in most instances the handling of the application and
i ssuanc e of such a l i cense agreement must be expedited and if same must be approved by both
the Water and Sewer Board and City Council , much time elapses before same can be fully
executed.
Mr . Car r oll suggested that consideration be given to blanket authorization by City Counc il
for such license agreements to be executed by the Cha i rman or Vice-Chairman of the Englewood
Water and Sewer Board, upon recommenda tion by t he Director of Utilities and upon approval
by the Englewood Wa t er and Sewer Board.
In discussion, t he Water and Sewer Board concu rred, subject to final approval of the
license agreement form by Mr. M. o. Sh ivers , Jr ., Legal Consultant, as to proper language
to fully protect the City from liability.
(See copy of final draft of license agreement form , approved by Mr. Shivers, as a part of
these minutes .)
Lay moved,
Harder, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board reco mmend to City Council that the
Water and Sewer Board Chairman or Vice-Chairman henceforth be
authorized to execute, on behalf of the City of Englewood,
l icenses co ncerning improvements enc r oaching on or over property
of the Utili ties Department of the City of Englewood, upon
recommendation by the Direc tor of Utilities and approval of the
Engle wood Water and Sewer Board ,
Ayes: Harder , Kreiling, Lay, Robohm, Ros vall
a s: None
Absent: Ho rton, Schwab
Mayor Sch wab entered and wa s seated with the other members of the Board.
The o riginal and t wo copies of proposed Supplement No . 1 to the Connector's Agreement
between the City of Englewood and Bow Mar Sanitation District was presented by Mr. Carroll
for the Board 1 s consideration .
Mr . Carroll pointed out to the Bo .. d that the original Connector 1 a Agree11en t included land
descriptions that required sa sever tapa and that the supplemental agre ... nt would provide
for inclusion of additional land into the district wh ich would require a potential 42
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by Mr , Carrol l, t hat the City holds a fully executed copy of a companion
wee n Valley San i ta tion District and Bow Mar Sanitation District, approved by
of Engle od , prov iding f o r tbe use of the Valley Sanitation District's sewer lines
i~~ion of sewaye to tbe Engl ewood sewage treatment plant ,
, o ween tbe t distr icts , originally provided for a maximum of eighty
for Bo w Ma r Sani ta ion Distric t.
an ame ndmen t to this agreement has b een prepared, to provide for
cnal 20 sever taps or a total of 100 sewer taps being authorized by Valley
.s rict, wh ich amen<inent is expected to be executed by the Boards of Directors
ta 1on dis r icts in t he near future and submitted to the City of Englewood for
a Mr , Carroll's opinion that the enlargement of the Bow Mar Sanitation District should
no pro lems in Englewood sewage treatment ,
Af er som discussion ,
Lay oved ,
Sch wab , seconded, That the Water and Sever Board recommend to City Council that the
lands described in Supplement No . 1 to the Connector's Agreement
between tbe City of Englewood and Bow Mar Sanitation District
be approved for inclusion into said district and that upon
receipt of Amendmen t to Agreement between Valley Sanitation
District and Bow Mar Sanitation District, properly executed by
both districts , such Amendment to Agreement and Supplement No , 1,
as presented, be approved by City Council and the Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to execute same.
Ayes:
Nays:
Harder , Kreiling , Lay , Robohm, Rosvall, Schwab
No ne
Absent: Horton
Mr, Horton entered and was seated with the other members of the Board ,
Mr, Carroll referred to a mem orandum , dated Apr il 28 , 1970 , from the Englewood Water and
Sewer Board to t he Englewood City Council relative to a recommendation that the City
purchase eight shares of McBroom Ditch rights from Marv in W, and Mary w. Cooper, 3650 South
Clay Street.
(See copy of Memorandum of April 28 , 1970 , attac hed hereto as a part of these minutes,)
After short discussion, in which Mr . Carroll advised the Board that City Council, on May
4, 1970 , had approved the purchase and th a t same had been consumated as of May 7, 1970 ,
Schwab moved,
Ro svall , seconded, That the action taken April 28 , 1970 , as a result of polling
the Englewo od Wa t er and Sewer Board members by telephone, to
recommend to City Council that the purchase of Eight shares
(inches) of McBroom Ditch rights, by the City of Englewood,
Colorado, from Marvin w. and Mary 1-1 , Cooper, 3650 South Clay
Street, Engle wood, Colo rado, at a pr i ce of ~1,000 per share
or $8 ,000 total be authorized i mmediately, herewith be
ratified ,
Ayes: Ha rder, Ho rton , Kreillng, Lay , Robohm, Ros vall, Schwab
Nays: one
Absent : None
Mr , Carroll p resented the original and three copies o f the f inal draft of a Distributor's
Contract between the City of Englewood and Th South Clay Street Water Users Association,
Mr . C rroll advised the Board tha the land encompass n this small associ ation is located
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at the no rtheast co rner of the i ntersect1on of West Oxfo rd Avenue and South Clay Street
and has been served Englewood water from the 14 inch Englewood water main in West Oxford
Avenue since t he summer of 1967 through a Preli mi nary Agreement between the City of Englewood
and G. A. z. B. Co rporation , American Coleman Company and Kloppenberg and Company , owners
o f the property i nv olved .
Th1s Pre limi nary Agreem ent was ap pr oved and execu t ed, by the City, as of March 27 , 1967 ,
t o prov ide i mmedi ate service to these property owner s and also to provide time for the City
to amend its water regulations to permit service to non-profit water users associations,
outs1de t he City, and time fo r the property owners to form a non-profit water users
asso c i a tion with whom the City could, under its policy, enter i nto a distributor's contract .
Mr . Carroll adv i sed that t he City wa ter regulations have been pro pe rly amended, that the
non-pr o f i wa ter use r s associ a tion has been legally form e d and that proper water tap ass-
essments h ave been collec ted from that asso ciation by the City.
He further adv i sed t ha t the long delay i n recei ving the final draft of the Distributor's
Co n rac t , executed by the Officers of the South Clay S r eet Wa t er Users Asso ci ation , had
be en due largely to several changes in the legal staff representing th e associa tion which
resulted in a failur e to complete and forward said contract to the City, unti l recently.
After short discussion,
Ha r der moved ,
Rosvall, seco nded , That the Water and Sewer Bo ard rec ommen d to City Council that the
proposed Distributor's Contract, between t he City of Englewood
and The South Clay Stree t I.Jater Us ers As sociation, be appr oved
and properly executed by t he City.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abs en t:
Harder, Horton , Kreili ng , Lay , Robohm 1 Rosvall, Schwab
None
None
Mr. Carroll referred to the following correspondence, recently rece i ved, pertaining to
a possible method of expanding the Englewood se wage treatment service area withi n
Cherry H1 lls Vi llage .
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"SANTIER , INC .
222 Milwaukee -Su ite 312
Denver, Colorado 80206
Mr . Charles B. Carroll , Jr .
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
3400 Sou th Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
May 13 , 1970
Re : Cherrym oor South Wa ter and
San itation Distr1ct
Dear Mr . Carroll :
Af ter our meeting n Mr . Sh i vers off ce, the Board of Directo rs of the
errymoo r South Wa ter and San i tation Ihstr ic t met on May 13, 1970 and
authorized me on behalf of the D1stri ct to confirm to you that we would
be willing to escro w $46 1 000 .00 from the proceeds of the Distnct' s bond
i ssue to enlarge sewer lines 1n the Ci y of Englewood wh ich would enable
our District to purchase e 1ghty taps, plus St . Mary 's, from the Cherry
Hills Country Cl ub for approximately fifty dollars a t ap , and allow us
an easement a c:ross the Country Club 1 s golf course in order to connect to
he Club 's exist1ng ten-inch sewer line . The figure o f $46 ,000 appears
1n Mr . McLaughl1n 1 s repor t of December 26 , 1969, on page 111-6, and is
the co mplete oost of the pro po sed pumping and holding station .
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at the northeast corner of the intersect~on of West Oxford Avenue and South Clay Street
and has been served Englewood water from the lh inch Englewood water main in West Oxford
Avenue s i nc e the summer of 1967 through a Preliminary Agreement beoween the City of Englewood
and G, A, Z, B. Corporation , American Coleman Company and Kloppenberg and Company , owners
o f the property involved ,
Th~s Preliminary Agreement was approved and executed, by the City, as of March 27
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1967
1 to provide i mmediate service to these property owners and also to provide time f o r the City
to amend its water regula tions to permit service to non-profit water users associations,
outs~de the City, and time for the property owners to form a non-profit water users
association with whom the City could, under its policy, enter into a distributor's contract ,
Mr . Carroll advised that the City water regulations have been properly amended, that the
non-pr ofit wa ter users assoc i a tion has been legally formed and that proper water tap ass-
essments have been collected from that association by the c~ty .
He further advised that the long delay i n recei ving the f i nal draft of the Distributor 's
Con tract, executed by the Officers of the South Cl ay S t reet Water Users Association, had
be en due largely to several changes in the legal staff representing the associa ion which
resulted in a failure to complete and forward sai d co ntract to the City, until recently,
After short discussion,
Ha rder moved ,
Rosvall, seco nded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council that the
proposed Distributor's Contract, betwee n the City of Englewood
and The Sou th Clay Street Hater User s Association, be a pp r oved
and properly executed by t he City.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Harder , Horton, Kreili ng, Lay, Robohm , Rosvall, Schwab
None
None
Mr. Carroll referred to the following correspondence, recently received, pertaining to
a possible method of expanding the Englewood se wage treatment service area within
Cherry Hills Vi llage ,
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"SANTIER, INC .
222 Milwaukee -Suite )12
Den v er, Colorado 80 206
Mr . Charles B. Carroll , Jr ,
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
JhOO South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
May 1), 1970
Re: Cherrymoor South Water and
Sanitation Distric t
Dear Mr . Car r oll:
Af te r ou r meeting in Mr. Sh i vers off~ce, the Board of Directors of the
Ghe r rymoor South Wa ter and San~ tation ~str ic t met on May 13, 1970 and
author ized me on behalf of the Dlstri ct to confirm to you that we would
be ~lling to escro w $L 6,ooo .oo from the proceeds of the Distri ct's bond
i ssue to enlarge sew r line s ~n the Ci y of Englewood wh ich would enable
ou r Distric to purchase e1ghty taps, plus St. Mary's, from the Cherry
Hills Country Cl ub for approx1mately fifty dollars a tap, and allow us
an easement across the Country Club's golf cours<J in order to oonnect to
the Club 's exist~n ten-nch sewer line , The figure of $L6 ,000 appears
~n Mr . M cLaughl~n •s repor of December 26 , 1969, on page 111-6, and is
he comple e cost o f the proposed pumping and holding station,
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Mr. Br1nkerhoff a nd I are ve ry anxi ous t o conclude th1s arrangement as
soon as poss1ble and would a pp reciate your mov i ng as fast as possible.
I have offered to a ssist Mr. Br1nkerhoff in coo r di nat1ng th is project
so , sh ould you need addi tlona.l info rmation, don't h esi ate to call. ••
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Very t ru ly yours ,
/S/ Bernard T. T1erney, Sec retary
Cherrymoor So uth Wa ter and
Sanitation District
BTT:g
cc: M. H. Br1nkerhoff
Denver Club Building
Denver , Colo . 80202M
"COUNTRY HOME S SANITATION DIS1'RICT NO. 1
Su i te 2
3470 South Sherman Street
Englewood, Colorado
Bo no
Wa ter and Se wer Adv isory Bo ard
City of En glewoo d
3400 South El a ti
Englewood , Co l o rado 80110
Gentlemen :
May 14 , 1970
As you kno w, Country Homes San1tation Distric
No . 1 will soon be in t he process of construc ting a
sanitary sewer system f or t he area ~ediately South of
Hampden and We st of Sou th Uni versity i n the subdinsion
known as Co un t ry Homes Subdivis ion .
Th 1s area is ge og raph1cally si tua Led s o tha the
North portion of t he Distnct Wl ll drain by gravi y to
a point of connection with Englewood Sanitary Sew e r
System at t he North edge of Hampden 1n Ra ce Stree t .
The o her por ion, or South portion, wo uld normally drain
by graVl y to the South, but i n order o o to the North
conne ction , t he system is designed for constr uction of
a lift stat1on , pumps and fo r ce ma i ns to c arry t he
effluen t from the Sou thern area back o the Nor th .
Si nce the or1gina l planni ng , dlscuss1on has b een
held Wl th o ther distncts which likeWlse are planning
var1ous forms of pump1n fac1lit1es , but wh ich logica lly
should drain y graVl. ty an d be serv ed by the Che rry
Hills Country Club l1ne 1 as should th Southern part of
he Country Hom es San1 t a t1on D1s nc L.
In h as , th1s has not been possible becAus e
of "bot Lleneck " 1nsi e the C1 ty 11m ts of Engl ewo od
created by th s1 ze of the p1pe in th area roughly
be w en South Cl arkson and South Sherman Streets . The
cos of 1ncreas1ng the s1 z of th1s line has , up unt1l
no w, b een beyond th e reach of any one district o r area.
I 1s Lhe f ellng of Country Homes Sani tat on
Distnc t No . 1 Lha o ne or more other distncts cou d
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co mb~ne with us and e xpend, f or ~ncreasing the l~ne ~ns~de
Engl ewood , the same sum o f money as they woul d spend f or
l~ft s a t1on s 1 pumps and holding tanks , The mechan~c s
of making the funds available to Englewood for his
pu rp os e must be worked out and comm~tmen s fr om o her
dis tnc ts ob ained , A co nference Wl th one such d~ s tnct
has been held, exploring the poss~bil1 y of such a JO ln
venture , and the possib li y loo ks pr omi s1ng and feas ible .
S peak~ng on behal f of Coun ry Homes Sani tation
Di s tr ic t No , 1 , I am autho r i zed to s at.e that this Distric
would be happy to make available , for the enlargement of the
ne c essary line within Engle wood, a sum equivalent to the
cost. of 1ts l1f t stat on , and pumps , wh 1ch am ount would be
som ewhere i n the neighbo rhood of $101 000 ,
Our S an~tati o n Dis ric would app r ecia e the Ci ty
appr oving t his pr opo se d plan and at empting to ge t s ~milar
commitments from o her Distr ic s in the drainage basi n .
I i s urgen tha the necessary ac ion e taken t o determ i ne
curren updated f~gu re s on he cos of co nstrue ion
inv olved i n incre as in th e s1 ze of those l~ne s within
Englewoo d need~ng r estzing 1 i n o ~der t hat the various
Di s t r i c s can determtne whe her o r not their available
funds wi ll be adeq uate . We are sure the mechan i cs of
making funds avai lable o the Distri cts c an be satis-
fac orily solved ,
Very truly yours ,
OOUNTRY HOMES SANITATION
DISTRICT NO . l
/S/ M. H. Brinkerhoff
President"
Mr. Carroll rem~nded t he Board that a letter of 1n en to enter into a Conne ctor 's Agree -
men to se rve he prospec i ve Cherrymo o r So u h Wa er a nd Sanitation District had been
recommend ed by the En lewood Water and Sewer Board, authorized by C~ty Council and mailed
o representattves of that dtstric t as of Augus 5, 1969 .
(Also see M ~nutes of Engle wood Wa er and Se wer Board mee ing held July 14, 1969 , for details
concern ng the loca io n o f h~s di s r ic and the or i ~nal plans f or delivery of sewage
to the En glewood sewer system at Ea st Qu~ncy Ave nue and the South Wash~ngton-South Clarkson
alley, throu an aera ed holding tank and ~f s a ~on during early morning hou r s ,)
Mr . Carroll also reminded he Board tha a Connec or's Agreement between he Ci y of
En le wo o d and Coun ry Hom es San ttat~on Di s r~c o . l was executed under date of February
2 , 1970, p rovtd~ng f or En gle wood sewage trea~~ent serv ~c e for said dis r ict with deliver y
o sewa e effluen to be made a a connec ~on h the ex~s ing Englewood sewer main
~n Sou h RaceS ree , JUS nor h of East Hampden Avenue (Hi hway #285).
(Also see 1nutes of Engl wood Wa er and S er Board mee 1ngs held September 16 , 196 9 and
Janu11ry 20 , 1 70 , for further de ails ,
~ • Ga rrel l advised ha ne o 1a ions are nn w underway between the t wo aforementioned
.s ric s and .h erry Hil s Sam a ion AssocH 1on for the use of the exis in 10
.nch runk hn of ';nprry H1lls San. at ion ssoc a 1on , in the event th exts ing
sewer ma ns h1n he lty can proper y enlar ed o a ccomodate the full use of the
0 1nch l1n nse of he d1stnc s 1n erested ,
Mr . Carroll f rth r adv sed e Board h a , 1 the sewer line capac i es can be made
a equa 1 he Rancho Wa e r and Sani a on D1str1c , o a ed ju s east of South Clarkson
S ree and jus sou h of L1 e Dry Cr eek, and o her prope r y owners eas of the Cherry
H.lls Coun ry Club would als e ln eres d 1n par ic1pat1ng in th1s pr oposed program .
r , Carroll 1n ed ou
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e City to be 1n posi tl.on t o advis the
sstbilit e s o f the u se o f the Cherry Hills
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Sanitation Assoc iation •s 10 inch s ewer l ine and those of the C1Ly 1 engineering studies
mu s t be made for a de tennina tion of proper en l argement of the Cl. ty lines from South
Clarks on Street at East Jeffers on Dr i ve to the 21 i nch City line at Wes t Hampden Avenue
and South Acoma Street, and the co s t es t1.mates for s ame to provide c apac ity of the antici -
pa ed Englewood effl uent and the maximum flo w of the 10 inch line of the Cherry Hills Sani-
ta 1o n Asso ci ation .
Af er cons1.derable di s cussion,
Lay moved,
Kre i ling, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board authorize he Director o f
Util i t1es to contract for a comp etent engi neeri ng study to
determine the proper resizi ng of Englewood sewer ma ins from
South Clarkson S treet and East Jeffe rson Drive (poi nt o f
connection by the 10 i n ch l ine o f Che rry Hills Sanitation
Association) o the 21 i nch sewer main a t We st Hampde n
Avenue and Sou h Acoma Stree t , to pr ovide c apa.ci t y f or
an ticipa ted s ewage effluent fr om t aps within the City and
maximum flow from he 10 i nch se wer line o f the Cherry Hills
San i tation Associa ion ; and , cos estimates f or same.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absen t:
Harder, Horton, Kreiling , Lay , Robo hm , Rosvall, Sc hwa b
No ne
No ne
Fo r i nfo rma tion , Mr. Carrol l presented the following mem o randum:
"INTER..QFFI CE
MEMJRANDUM
TO: Wa ter and Sewer Board DATE. May 1 5 , 1970
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr ., Director of Utilities
SUBJECT: 197 1 Ca pital Impr ovements Progr am
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The Planni ng Co mm i ssion is requestin ou r presence a t the1r Jun e meet i ng to
discuss the 1971 Cap1. tal Improv em en ts prog ram for the water and s ewer fun ds .
Li sted below is my recommended program wi th the leve ls of fundi ng .
Wa ter Fund:
Pri e n ty #1 , We s ern Slope Dive r sion. (Was in 1969 and 1970 program, bu t s lipped
due to incomplete land a cquisltion).
Pnor Co st Es 1mates (To En le wood)
1969 119,000
1970-$7 90 ,000
1971 -$903 ,000
1972-$290 ,000
Total $2 , 0 2,0
No F dera funding par icl.p tlon antl Cl pated .
1970 Co s Es imat es
1 971 -$617 ,000
197 2-$795,000
l973-$Boo,ooo
1974-$ 2 ,000
Total $2,21 4 ,000
Pnori y /1 2, W t.e r Di st.ribu 1on Sys em . Rep l acement of rna ns 4 " and under in
co njunction wi h he Annual Paving Dl.strict . Project includes appr oximately
5 ,000 lineal fee of replacemen t and new mains to complete grids for pressure
1mp rovemen •
To al Cost Mate r 1.al and Labor annually $80 ,000
Five year cost $400 1 000
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Prior:tty #3 , Wate r Treatment Plan t , Add1t1onal wa ter treatment capa city is needed
between 197 2 and 1977 , in t wo increments of 6 m'llion gallons a day each , This is
es i mated to cost in excess of $1 ,000 1 000 ,
An alter nate to this is a total metering pro gram wh ich would cost approximately
$100 per service or, $1 ,000 1 000 , The costs should be bo r ne by the cu stome r ,
Hater consumption would then a bate fo r a period of several ye ars and then resume
a higher consumption trend.
Gen eral Conunen s:
The Department will undE-rgo a tremendous financial burden starti ng wi th 1971 .
Dun.ng the next 5 year s the Capital cost. alone will approach #3 ,000 1 000 1 not to
mention operat ng costs wi th respect to the Ranch Creek Project .
By nex t meeting I expec t to have a more r efined cost estimate for these i mpr ove -
ments ,
SEWER FUND:
No major plant or main extensions are antic1pa ed during the period 1971 -
1976 ,
Th e current e ngine ering analysis hopefully will result in projects to upgr ade
and rehabilitate the plant-not particularly considered to be c a pital i mprove-
ment , The financial outlay in 1971 is estimated a t $100 1 000 t~ $1 50 ,000 f o r
this project, Federal assi stance will be requested for 30 % p;.;.rticipation
under Wa t er Pollution Control Federa ion grants .
/S/ HAR LES B. CARROL L, JR .
Dire cto r of Utili ties
CBC/sm "
After co nside ra tion o f the memo randum JUSt read , a discussion follo we d relating to ways and
means to incre ase Wa e r !lepartmen t revenues and a po s s:tble program fo r bette r public educa-
tion on Englewood 's progressive efforts to improve the Water and Sewer Systems and the need
for revenues to fund same ,
Mr , Car roll advised the Board that plans are be:tng made fo r ground breaking ceremon ies
at Englewood 's Western Slope Water Development ProJe ct on Saturd ay, J une 27th, with
ransportation and f ood furnished for representa i ve s of he City vhich includes all
memb ers of t he Englewood Wa er and Sewer Board avai lable to o ,
He indi c ated t.h at the Bo ard member s would be adv ised later of fi nal arrangements ,
There being no further business to come before the Eng ewood Wa er and Sewer Board ,
Kreiling moved ,
Harder, secon ded, That the meeti ng be a dj o urned ,
Ayes :
Nays:
Absent:
Harder, Horton, Kreil:tng 1 Lay, Robohm 1 Rosvall , Schwab
No ne
None
The meetin was adjourned a 6:20 P.M.
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LI CEN SE AG RE EMEN T
THI S AGREEM ENT , made a n d entered in t o a s of t he ______ day of --------------
, by a nd between the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , a mun ic ipal co rpor a t ion of th e State
o f Colora do , he reinafter referr e d to as "City ", and t he ' a
o f t he State o f Colorado , he re i na fte r refe rred t o a s "LICENSEE ",
WI TNESS ET H: The Ci t y witho u t a ny wa rran t y of i ts t i tl e or i nter est wh a t s oev er ,
hereby a u t ho r izes Licen s e e , i t s s ucc e ssor s and a ss i gns, t o con st ru ct , u tili ze , mai n-
tai n, r e pair and r ep l ace on (l ) f o u rteen (14) i nc h wat er ma i n within and across t he
City 's r i gh t s -of -wa y f or t he City Di t c h , si tuate i n the e a st ha l f (E ~) o f Se ct i on 34 ,
To wn s h i p 4 South, Rang e 68 We s t, of the Sixth Principal Meriden, County of Arapahoe,
State o f Co lor a do, al ong t h e fo l l ow i ng described c onterl i nesa
CROS SING NU MB ER I:
Beg i nning at a point on the southerly boundary of the Ci t y's right-of-way
for the City Ditch, whence the aoutheaat corner of said Section 34 bears South
78° 21' 20" Ea s t, a distance of 988 feet .,re or le111 theace North oo 27 ' East
a distance of 30 .5 feet more or leaa to the point of ter.inua on the northerly
boundary of the City's right-of-way for the City Ditch.
l. Any construction contemplated or perfor.ed under thia License shall comply
with and conform to standards formulated by the Director of Utilities of the City and
such c onstruct i on shall be performed aDd caapleted according to tbe plan and within
t he to leranc e s given on the City's drawtnca, Dr. 67 No. 1769, conaiating of four sheeta,
copi e s of which are attached hereto and made a part hereof.
2 . The Li censee shall notify tba City'• Director of Utilitiea, at least three (3)
days prior to the time of caa.enc ... nt of tbe coaatruction of, or any repairs made to,
Li c ensee's one (l) fourteen (14) inch water main, or other appurtenant installations
t hereof, so that the City .. y, in itl dtacretioa, inepect auch operationa.
3. Within fifteen (15) daya froa the data of tbe c~nc ... nt of conatruction of
s a i d one (l) fourteen (14) inch veter .. tn, the Llcenaee aball ca.plete such conatruction,
place and maintain permanent, vtaible markera, of a type and at auch locations as
designa ted by t he City '• Di rector of Utilltiea, referrlna t o t he c e n ter line o f t he in-
stallation and sha l l c lear the croasina area of al l c ona truct i on de bri s and r e store the
area to its previ ous c ondi t ion •• near •• .. y be reaaoaable . In the ev e n t the placina
of the c enterline marker • and tbe c learina and r e s tora tion of t he cro s sing 1re a is not
c ompleted with i n t he time s pe c ified , the City .. y c~p le t e the wo rk a t the 1ole expenae
of the Licen1ee .
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4. The City s h 11 have the right to maintain, inatall, repair, remove or relocate
the City Ditch or any o th er of its facilities or installations within the City's rights-
of-way , at a ny t i me and in such manner as the City deems neces s ary or convenient. The
City rese rves the exclusive right to contro l all easement s and installations. In the
event t he one (1) fourteen (14) inch water main should interfere with any future use of
the City 's rights -of-way by the City, the Licensee shall, upon request and at i t s sole
expe nse, relocate , rearrange, or remov e its installations so a s not to i nterfere with
any such u se .
5 . Any repair or replacement of any Ci ty installation made necessary, i n the
opinion o f the City's Dire c tor of Utilities, because of the construction, utilization,
repair , replacement or maintenance of the one (1) fourteen (14) inch water ma in or
other appurtenant installations thereof, s ha ll be made at the sole expense of the
Licensee .
6. The stipul ations and condi t ions of this License shall be incorporated into
co ntract specification s if the construction herein authorized is to be done on a contract
basis.
7 . The rights and privileges granted in this License shall be subject to prior
Agreements, Licenses and/or grants, recorded or unrecorded, and it shall be the Licensee's
so l e res pons i bility to determine the existence of said documents or conflicting uses
or installat ions.
8. The Licensee shall c ontact and fully cooperate with the City's ditch foreaan
and the cros sing sha ll be made without interference with any lawful, usual or ordinary
flow of water through the City Ditch. Licenaee shall aasu.e all risks incident to the
possible presence of such waters, or of sto~ waters, or of surface waters in the City
Ditch.
9. A reinforced concrete cut off vall, aa ahovn on the attached dravin& entitled,
"Typical Cut Off Wall" (Dr. 69 No. 722), aball be placed at location deteraioed by the
Ci ty's inspector . Licensee's c ut off wall ahall have a adni.ua thickness of ten (10)
inches; shall extend one (1) foot into undisturbed oriainal around below the botta. of
the Licensee's trench, one (1) foot into undiaturbad o riainal around on both sidea of
Licensee's trench, and to a hei&ht of one (1) foot above the hiah water lioe of the City
Ditch. Cut off wall excavation, foradna and staal plac ... nt shall be inapected aDd
approved by the Ci ty'• inspector prior to plac ... nt of concrete.
10. The Licena ee will not place, nor allow to be placed, any -.nholea, .. tara or
similar appurtenance• within the City 'a ri&hta·of·vay for the City Ditch.
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11 . All trenches within the Ci ty's rights-o f -way s hall be backfilled and tamped
to lhe o ri gi nal ground line in layers not to exceed six (6) inches loose measure to a
com paction o f ninety per cent (90%} S tandard Proctor Maximum Density.
12 . Licensee, by acceptance of this licenses, expressly assume s full and strict
liability f or any and all dama ges of every nature to persons or property caused by water
from the ditch leaking through, or breaking through, the ditch bank or banks at th e
point or poin ts where the Licensee performs any work i n connection with the crossing
provided by thi s license.
1 3 . Licensee shall indemnify and save harmless the City, its officers and em-
ployees, against any and all claims, damages, actions or causes of action and expense s
to which it or they may subjected by reason of said one (1) fourteen (14) inch water
main being within and across the premises of the City or by reason of any work done or
omiss ion made by Licensee, its agents or employees, in connection with the construction,
replacement, maintenance or repair of said installation.
14. It is expressly agreed that in case of Licensee's breach of any of the within
promises, the City may, at its option, have specific performance thereof, or sue for
damages resulting from such breach.
15. Upon abandonment of any right or privilege herein granted, the right of
Licensee to that extent shall terminate, but ita obligation to indemnify and save harm-
less the City, its officers and employees, shall not terminate in any event.
In granting the above authorization, the City reserves the right to make full use of
the property involved as may be neceaaary or convenient in the operation of the water
works plant and system under the control of the City.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this inatru.ent haa been executed as of the day and year first
above written.
APPROVED a
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGlEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENG lEWOOD WATER AND SEWER OOARD
April 28 , 1970
Purchase of Ei ght Share s (Inches) of McBroom Ditch Water Rights
At the Regular Mee h ng o f the Englewood Water and Sewer Board held
April 21 , 197 0 , the Board was advised of an offer, by Marvin W. and
Mary W. Coo per, 36 50 S o u~ Clay Street, Englewood , Colorado , to
sell to the City, e ight s hares (inches) of McBroom Ditch water rights
owned by t hem .
Mr. Cooper had advised that they had b een offered a price of over
$7 50 per share b y a pro specti ve buyer who proposed to file for a
change in point of diversi on up-stream on Bear Creek , removing the
rights from the McBroom D:l. tch ,
Mr, Cooper had not , at this time , related the exact price he had been
offered ,
The matter was referred by the Water and Sewer Board to Mr . M, o.
Shivers, Legal Consultant, through Mr , Carroll, Director of Utilities,
for his opinion as to the value of 1 and the Ci ty t s need for 1 additional
McBroom Ditch rights.
The following letter from Mr. Shivers , under date of Apr il 23, 1970 1 was received in late afternoon April 24 , 1970, in the office of the
Director of Utilities:
•SHIVERS & BANT A
Attorneys At Law
3470 South Sherman Street
Englewood , Colorado 80110
Apr il 23 , 1970
Mr . Charles B. Carroll , Jr.
Utilities Director
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Chuck :
I have always been of the opinion that the City
should own , if possible , all of the water in the McBroom
Ditch . This wa ter is extremely valuable by reason of
it being the number one right on Bear Creek.
While I appreciate that the current existing Bear
Creek plant may not be adequate to efficiently handle
more McBroom wa ter, I feel that it is almost essential
that the rights of the City in the ditch be not endangered
by permitti ng outs1ders to become owners and partners in
the ditch . If an outsider should purchase and attempt a
change of point of diversion, adverse affect on our existing
rights m1ght occur , Certa1nly we would have to oppose a
transfer and th1s could be extremely expens1ve .
Yo u are correc t that in the past I have no wi shed to
exceed our $750 per 1nch, but circumstances alter cases
and values of water have i ncreased, part1 cularly yearly
water such as this,
I c annot comment on the reas o nableness of Mr . Cooper's
price s1nce your letter does not ind1cate what that price
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is . I t could we ll be that it is exc essive, on the other
hand , I mu st be emphatic t hat owner sh ip of this ditch is
very, very valu a ble , both a t present to the City and
for the future .
Very truly you rs ,
/S/ M. 0 . Sh i vers, J r .
MOS/mp"
Also on Apr il 23 , 1970 , further advice was recei ved from Mr . Cooper
that the prospective purchaser had made a firm o ffer of $1 1 000
per sh are ; but, that he would prefer to se ll the r ights to the City
of Englewood , at that price , if the Ci ty is interested.
On Mo nday morning, Apri l 27 , 1970 1 all available members of the
Englewoo d Wa ter and Sewer Board were contacted by telephone by
the Re cordi ng Se cretary of the Board.
Mr . Shivers • l e tter was read to each mem ber contacted and each
member was adv ised of t he price o ffered by Mr. Cooper , resulting
in the follo wing a ction :
Tha t the Englewood Wa ter and Sewer Board immediately rec om-
mend to City Council that the purchase of eight (8) shares
(inches) of McBroom Ditch rights , by the City of Englewood ,
from Marv i n W. and Mary w. Cooper, 3650 South Clay Street,
Englewood, Co lorado , at a pr ice of $1,000 per share or
$8,000 total , be authorized, with this ac tion by the
Englewood Wa ter and Sewer Board to be rati fied at its nex t
official meeti ng.
May or Schwab
Councilman Kreiling
Councilman Lay
Mr . Harder
Mr . Horton
Mr. Ro svall
Mr. Robo hm
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Recording Secretary
That the purchase of Eight Shares (Inches) of McBroom Ditch rights ,
by the City of Englewood , Colorado , from Marvin W. and Mary W. Cooper ,
3650 South Cl ay S t reet, Englewood, Colorado , at a price of $1 1 000 per
share or $8 1 000 total be autho rized immediately .
Re spectfully subm itted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER ANTI SEWER OOARD
May 191 1970
Exe cution of License Agreemen t s
Th a t t he Water and Sewer Board Cha i rman or Vi ce-Chairman henceforth
be a uthori zed to exe cute , on behalf of the City of Englewood ,
licenses concerning impro vements enc roaching on or over property
of the Utilities Departmen t of the City of Englewood , upon recom-
mendati on by the Director o f Utilities and appr oval o f the Englewood
Wa ter an d Sewer Boa rd.
Respe ctfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RE COMMENDATIO N OF '!HE EN GlEWOOD WA'IER AND SEWER OOARD
Hay 191 1 970
Inclusion of Addition al Land Into Bow Mar San i tati on Di strict
That t he l and s 1 as described in Sup pl ement No . 1 to the
Con ne c t o r's Agr eement between the City of Englewood and
Bo w Mar S anitation District, be appro ved for i nclusion into
s aid distr ict and that, upon receipt of Amendment to Agree -
ment between Valley Sanita 1on District and Bow Mar Sanita-
tion District, properly e xecuted by t he proper o f f icers o f
both districts, such Amendment to Agre e ment and Su ppl eme nt
No . 1 1 as presented, be app r oved by City Cou nc i l and the
Mayor and City Clerk be autho r ized to execute s ame.
Respectfully submitte d,
ENG LElrooD WATER AND SEWI!R OOARD
By : L. A. R obohm~
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MEMORANIXJM TO 1HE ENGlEWOOD CITY COUN CIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDA TION OF 'IllE EN GlEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 19, 1970
Distributor's Contract -South Clay S treet Wa t er Users Asso c iation
Tha t the Distributor 's Co ntract between th e City of Englewood,
Colorado and South Clay Street Water Users Association, be
approved, as pre sen t ed, and properly executed by the City.
Respe ctfully submit ted,
ENGLEWCO D WATE R AN D SEWER BOARD
By: L . A. Robohm #~
Chairman
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ORDINANCE NO. /.'L , SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND OWNED SOLELY
BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADo.
Kells Waggoner
INTER -OFFICE
'MEMORANDUM
DATf. May 27 , 1970
FROM : Brooks Taylor
SUBJECT : FOLLOW-UP REPORT ON SIGNAL SEMINAR
Through the week of May 18 , I attended a Traffic Control and
Systems Engin eering Seminar , sponsored by the Eagl e Signal
Company in Dave nport , Iowa .
Various pha ses of signal and traffic e n gineeri ng were c overed
and discussed. Subjects included , but were not limit e d to , the followi ng :
Warrants for various types of intersections and new warrants
being submitted for the "Uniform Traf fic Control Manual"
in order to brin'g the sta nd ards u p to the modern lev e l .
Prope r se le ction and installation of sign als as well as
proper preventive · maintenance and up-g rading of existing i n stal lations .
Control lers of every type and th ir degr ee of flexibility
under nearly any cond ition.
The new Solid State a nd Moduva c cont roll e rs were e xplained and demonstrated.
Various t raff ic problems , i.e. Left turn mov e ment . proper
d etection for actuatioa , pedestrian cont r ol, pr ogression
on one and t wo-way streets were stu di ed in deta il .
The interconnection a od coordination of the Mon otrol
was covered thoroughly alo ng with lane co ntrol and pr -
emptor s for fire lanes an d rail roads .
T h e them of the semin ar "Economic Savings to t h e Community
Throu gh Good Traf1 ic Control'' was well served through this
week and th trip and time spent was extremely worthwile to
th Traffic Engineers and the Cities they r eprese nted . In all ,
tw nty -on w r pr ese nt, and s hould another tnvitation b extended
to our City , I would defini te ly r C'O mm end :1n o t ht:~r per on who
is con c ern d with traffic be permitt e d to atte nd .
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NO. /.'L , SERIES OF 1970 ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A CE~AIN PARCEL OF LAND OWNED SOLELY
BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADo.
WHEREAS, the city of Englewood, colorado has purchased and
is now the sole owner of a certain parcel of land here inafter
descr i bed, and
. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood now desires to annex said
parcel of land, and
WHEREAS, said property to be annexed is not a public street
or right-of-way , and
WHEREAS, said land is eligi ble for annexation under the
provisions of Subsection (2) of Section 3 and Secti on 4, all
of Article 21, chapter 139, c.R.S.'63 as amended.
HOW, THEREI"'RE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. That the following described patcel o f land
being eligible for annexation and being owned en tirely and solely
by the City of Englewood, located in and bein ~ a part of Arapahoe
county, state of colorado is hereby annexed and made a part of
the city of Englewood, colorado:
Beginning at a point 1413.0 feet ea s t o f the
southwest corner of the southeast one-~uarter
(SE\) of Section 9, Township 5 south. Range 68
west of the 6th P.M.: thence north 25 0 .2 6 feet:
thence south 57°10' east 59.5 feet: t h ence east
96.8 f eet: thence south 218.0 f eet to the south
line of said Section 9 and being th e cen ter line
o f West Belleview Avenue: thence we s t along said
south line of said Section 146 .8 [eet co the point
of beginning.
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in
fu ll f orce thirty days after publication follo~ n y fi n a l passage.
Introduced, read in full and passed on (.r ~t readiny on
the day o f '-.; ·:i. , 1 70 .
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Publ i shed as a Bill f or an Ord i nance on t h day
of 1 ·~t , 1970.
Read by title and passed o n final read ~n ~ o n the ~~--~-
day o f , 1970.
Published by title as Ordiqance No.
197 0, on the , '/ day o f
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foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed pn final reading and published by title as Ordinance NO.
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ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1971J:OU NCIL t• '" "'0 coL.O.
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AN ORDINANCE AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
AND INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT OF A LIFT STATION TO BE LOCATED
ON !..AND loEASED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN THE VICINITY OF
CENTRAL SERVICES GARAG E , CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO TO ROBERT
DOUGAN CON~TRUCTION COMPANY.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
has authorized the construction of a li ft station to be located
on certain property leased by the City of Englewood near the
Central Services Garager and
WHEREAS, the lowest and best bid for said improvement
was received from Robert Dougan Construction Company: and
WHEREAS, the City council finds and determines that
it is essential that said work is performed immediately in order
that the Central Services Garage can be moved from its present
location to the new locationr and
WHEREAS, bids were received from two contracting com-
panies and the bid o f Robert Dougan Construction Company is the
lowest and best bid .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLE.'WOOD, COLORADO as followsz
Section 1 . That the provisions of that certain agree-
ment with Robert Dougan Construction Company whereby said company
propos~e tc ~stall a lift station accordi ng to specifications
on the site above mentioned for a total consideration of $6,300
is hereby accepted , ratified, and approved by the City council.
Section 2. That the actions of all officers, employees,
and agents of the Ci ty of Englewood heretofore undertaken to
c arry out and fulfill the purposes of said agreements are hereby
fully accepted, approved, and ratified with the same force and
effect as if they had been fully accept ed , approved and rati~ied
by ordinance duly e nacted prior to the date of each and all of
such acts.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 11th day of May , 1970.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 14th day
of May, 1970.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the first
day of June, 1970.
Published by title as Ordinance No. 19, Series of
1970, on the fourth day of June, 1970.
MAYOR
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EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true , cc urate and complete opy of an Ordi-
nance passed on fi nal r ding and published by title as Ordinance
No . 1 9 , Series of 1970 .
ATTEST a
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
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A B ILL P'OR
All O.OIIIAIIC& CIIIAftliiO 70 YD Cift AIID COO.f!' o• D ..... , ftM'&
or COLOMDO, A 11.-JCI.U ~1011, Ae'riH ft, 'IIIIIDV-AD
roa YD usa or ftS .auo or WllrD ea.usua.ua, A n•l"' YO
COIIftaUC't AIID IIUJIIAI. A WllrD ~ "l'*'"li!Wa 'I'D Cift o•
gQLDOOI), COLOaADO, A JIUUCIPAL COUOM"I'tOII, AIID D.:r.AalltO
All ... ao&IICY.
88 IT OADAIIDD BY 'l'U CITY COU.ClL or 'fD CIYY Or DGLa-
IO)D • COLOU.DOs
seo~ion 1. UpoD the coa4i~1on• bereiaafter aet forth ~here
i a here~ 9raa~ed to the Ci~y aad coaa~y of Den•er, a awaicipal
corpora~ion of ~e Ita~• of colorado, ~t.e• heweinaf~er re-
ferred ~ a• •oea .. r• for the ••• of ita Board of .. ~ ... co.aiaaionera,
aOIM~t.e• hereiaaf~ar referred to u the •aoari•, a pend~ ~ con-
atruc~. operate &Dd aaift~ain a 12 inch wa~er aaia aader and acroea
certain hereinaf~er deacribed roada, .~ .. ~· aad pr ... ~r ln the
city of antlewood, colorado, ~t.e• hereiaaf~r referred ~o ••
•ang lMfOOd•, to-vi~•
A auip of land 30 f .. ~ ia wifth aad 2, 950 feet aore or
laaa 1a lentth ai~aa~ed in the aoathwea~ quarter (SW 1/4)
of leation 28 aDCI the aonhwea~ quarter of the aortllve•~
q\lafter (JIIf 1/4 IIW 1/4) of l~ion 33, all in 'fOWMbip 4
lOath, llall90 68 --~ of the lifth ftincipal .. ridiaa,
COUn~J' Of Arapahoe, IU~e Of e»loriMioJ _.. • .-rtiealuly
4oac:ribed u followa
"l'hat put of SOUth sui s~reet lyiftCJ within the city
U.aita of BD9ltNOOd froa ao\lth property line of ••~
Yale A•en.. ~ the ~ ~~Y line of .-.~ Iliff
A...-Qe u ahowl on the "~aclaod dravln9, s.. 67 110.
1871.
s~ioa 2. ~ ffte90iav dvll~ • .-.u ... liceaae 1e
q ran~ad oaly apoa ~he foll.owia9 exprne ~~ and condiUona,
to-w ita
A. All righta bere\&ftder aball be exercised in aucb
aaanc u u caue dMI lou~ JJOO•lllle ~ ... 1 .... t:e t.hoee
en~i~led ~ Mka uao of the ·~~ or • ....,... i.JrlolYOd, and
~ lou~ .... albla ~'-to ~,.1 1a _. aloaq eaid
•~e-. or .,..11... ft thla .ad, the -.ret aba11, wber ... r
poaalble, al•y• 1 .. ,. open •~ 1~ oae-balf of ~.
av .. u cw .,.. ... adjacea~ to or eroeaiat the .-... ~loa•
and oouVlaat1on WZ'k of the IIOard aad •ball take all ,_.u,le
preoa11tioae u pre ... ~ aoc:ld-U and iajwlae in COIUl~ioa
wiU\ any of iU .-rk al.oa9 the a,.a\lea and •~r .. ~a hereinabove
... ~ioned. Ia DO .,.Q~, duiaq ~· ~·•• of oona~r~ion
and layiag of aaicl __.ul~. or the aaia.,..aace thereof. ahall
any pallc or pri.a~• a~oK, allay or ritb~-of-way N ob-
au\IC~ to uanl for a ooatlnuou period of -e thu fov
(4) clar•· DUiag ~ ooaa~-.tioa ... aaia~•aaca of aaid
aotadui~. there aball ·~ ao tt.e '-atG&-ed or lea oa ~
aurface of tlae aueeta, allaya cw odMir dp~a-ef-way of
the City of b g lawod aQY •ipa, -~arlala er AqQiJIIMB~ uad
in OOilauuction &ad •ia~•aneo of aaid conduit for a peri od
o f .ore than ~wo (2) ..aka at any oae location before PQ~tin g
to uae .
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Alll ORDIIIAIICE GRAJII'l'ING TO TBB C ITY AIID COOIITY 01' DUVU, S'l'ATE
OP COLORADO, A Kt111TICIPAL COR.POaATIO., ACTI•G BY, 'l'DOUGB AIID
P'OR 'l'BB USE 01" I'l'S BC».RD OP WATER COMKISSIOIIBJlS, A Pa•rr TO
COIIS'l'RUCT UD MA.lftAI• A WATER COIWUIT THJtOtJQB 'l'U CI'I'Y OF
EllGLBWOOD, COLORADO, A MUIIICIPAL COilPORATIOJf, AIID DBCLAililfO
All EMEilGBJICY,
BE IT ORDAIJIE.D BY T HE CITY COUNCIL 01' THJ: C ITY OP' DOLE-
WOOD, COLORADO:
s ecti on 1 . Upon the con~itions hereinafter set f orth there
is hereby g ranted to the City and county of Denver, a aunicipal
corporation o f the State of colora~. soaetiaes hereinafter re-
ferred to as •oenver• tor the use of ita Board of water coaaias i onera,
aoaetiaes hereinafter referred to aa the •aoar~·. a perait to con-
struct, operate an~ aaintain a 12 inch water aain un~er an~ across
certain hereinafter described roa~s. streets and property in the
city of Englewood, colora~o. aoaetiaes hereinafter referred to aa
•En g lewood•, to-wit1
A strip of land 30 feet in width an~ 2,950 feet aore or
leas in length situated in the southwest quarter (SW 1/4)
of Section 28 and the north-at quarter of the north-st:
quarter (BW 1/4 JfW 1/4) of Section 33, all in Township 4
south, aange 68 west of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
county of Arapahoe, State of colora~or more particularly
~eacribed aa follows:
That part of south Zuni street lyinq within the city
liaita of Englewood fr011 south property line of west:
Yale Avenue to the north property line of Neat Iliff
Avenue as shown on the attached drawing, Dr. 67 wo.
1871.
Section 2. The foregoing r~ght:, perait and license is
g ranted only upon the following express teras and conditions,
to-wit1
A. All rights hereunder shall be exerciaed in auch
aanner •• to cause the least: possible inoonYenience to those
entitled to .ate uae of the atreeta or a•enuea inYOlYed, and
the leaat poaaible obatructLon to t:ra•el in and aloag said
atreeta or aYenuea. TO thia end, the IIO&rd ahall, whereYer
poaaible, alway• leave open at leaat one-half of roada,
streets or a•enuea adjacent to or croaaing the exca•ationa
and construction work of the BOard and ahall take all poeaible
precautions to prevent accidents and injari .. in connection
with any of ita work alonq the aYenuea and atreeta hereinaboYe
aentioned. In no eYent, daring the ~oceaa of conatruction
and laying of said conduit, or the aaintenance thereof, ahall
any public or priva~e at:r .. ~. alley or ri9ht:-of-way be obo-
atructed to tra•el for a continuous period of aore t:haa four
(4) days. During the conat:ruction and .. iatenance of aaid
conduit, there ahall at no tt.e be atored or left on the
surface o f the •~r .. ta, alley• or other righte-of-way of
the city of ang lewood any pipe, aateriala or equi)IIMftt u•ed
in conatruction and aaint:enance of ••id conduit for a period
of aore than two (:2) week• at any one location before patting
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the excavation for, or the inatallat~n or .. intenance of,
the aaid conduit, to diaconnect any houae a e rvice linea
froa any linea preaently in place in aaid etreete or avenue a,
the Board ahall cauae the .... to be done in aucb a aanner aa
to cauae the leaat poaaible delay and inconvenience to the
water uaer• thereof, and the interru~iona in water aervice
to any property ahall, in no c .. e, exceed a period of aiar (6)
houra. All cliaconnection and reconnect ion of any auch water
aervice linea aball be done in a good and wor~like aanner
and all expenaea incurred therein shall be the aole r .. pon-
eibility of the Board.
c. All excavation and conatruction, inatallation and
.. intenance work Which the Board ahall undertake purauant to
thb perait ahall be aubjec:t to the inapection by a c::oapetent
and qualified Inapector Who ahall repreaent the City and the
Board agr .. • to co.ply vith all reaaonabl• requeata thereof
in the perforaance of aaid work. All aucb work ahall be per-
for.ed eo aa not to interfere with, or d..-qe any utility linea
owned by the City or private ut\liti•• exiatinq within aucb
atreet. After each excavation, the atr .. t ahall be refilledr
the upper 8 inch•• of the fill ahall conaiat of 6 inchea of
qood quality co.pacted gravel baae courae and 2 inch•• of
aapbaltic concrete aurfacing, aurfacing to apply Where exiat-
ing aurfacing ia diaturbed. All of the aforeaaid work ahall
be free troa aettl ..... t ariaing out of any excavation and
perfor!Md within the liaita o ·f the trench excavation. '!'here
ahall be ~rly deai9ned concrete encaa-..nta required at
each pipeline croaa inq of aanitary aew.r lin.. and water
lin.. ao aa to eliainate foreign prea aure and atreaaea upon
the ln9lewood Sew.r and water inatallationa. '!'he lore'jJoing
ahall be aubject to the approval of a repreaentative of the
Director of Public MDrka of the city of Bnglewood, colorado.
D. Denver and the .&oard, ita aucc:eaaora and aaai<Jna,
ahall at all ti.aa aaYe and k .. p h~e•• the said City of
Bnglewood and ita City COWlcil and othe r officer• and ~
ploy .. • froa any and all d..-gea that .. y in any .anner ariae
froa the g~ranting of thia perait and the exe~rciae of any right•
granted he~reunderr pii."Ovided, ~ .. r, that the Board, ita
aucc .. aora and aaaigaa, aball not be ao held liable unleaa
giYen full oppolrtunity to defend any aiiCh claiaa.
Section l. ~iAg herein aball be conatrued •• g~rantin9 to
DenYelr OIL" the JaoUd any Jrigbta Othelr than the perait herein ea-
pii."M a ly defined aDd aK fo...-h, noll." ahall anytbin9 in thia olrdinance
be conatrued aa 91rantiA9 an eacluaiva p~rivilege to Denver OIL" tbe
aoa...d, it being UDde~ra~ '-hat the 1ri9bt of ... 9l.wood to g~rant
the ••• of ita ~ ••• ~ ..... ta, aveeGe•, alleya and ~ ... public
1ri9bta-of-way to ~· fOIL" public &ad ~iva~• pu~rpoaee ia fYlly
r .. e~rved to &D~l...od ooeaia~~. howeve~r, with the full exe~rciae
of the rigbt.a g~ran~ed by tbia perait.
section 4. A copy of tbia Olrdiaaace, aigned by the •yor ud
City clerk-'l'r ... ure~r of the city of J~Dgl...od, OOlo~rado, •hall be
•~fficiea~ evideoce of the ~t be~rein gran~ed. '!'be aoceptance
of thia perai~ by naolutiOft by tbe aoa&"d, a~ of which aball
be duly cutitied to by tbe cluk of the Ci~y of ... CJl...od, colo-
rado ahall be COftC:luaiva evi4eftcte of the aoce'*&AC• by ~ ....-d
ot all the te ..... and CODditi.oaa of tbia anlia&DOe, &ad the aoud
..... to perfora auch t...._ &ad coaditioaa •
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Section S. U i8 ~-aly andere~ aod ag~...S ~~ the
gru~ing and ace•~• of thia po~t. ia aod aball be without:
p&'ejadlice t.o uy ri9hu o~ obli9a~ion of the Cit.y aod oout.y of
Denver, co~ado, w iu Mard of water c-taaioaera, or the
city of znglewood, colorado, w uy inhabit.Anu thereof.
section 6. In the opinion of the city council of the city
o f &nglewoodl, colorado, thia ordinance ia neceaaary for the
preaervation of public property, health, peace or aafet.y in tbat
the City aDd COWlty of Dellver, colorado, acting by and through
ita c!aly conat.it.a~ed and eppoin~ Mar4 of water c-iaaionere
ia lll'gent.ly in need of the ript-of-vay herein 9rut.ed for the
conatruction of the water conduit. herein aat forth, and thia
ordinance •hall take effect upon paaaage.
Intr~uced, read i¥.· ull an4 paaaed on firat reading on
the , W .< V day of ~ JV') , 1970.
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Mayor
ATTEST:
ex o f ficio city clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foreg o ing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an O~dinance introduce~, read in ful~and passed on first
read:Lng on the K c 1"1 1 day of -=f'-d-1 2 u / , 1970
ex officio city clerk
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A BILL F OR
All OlWIIIA.WC& GJtA.ftiiiG TO TBB CITY AIID COa.fY Or DDVD, S'fA!'i:J0 ')(.
or COLORADO, A MU.ICIPAL CO.RPOJlM'IO•, ACI'I•a BY, TllltOUQII AIQ) C'ot
POR Til& USB OF ITS ~ or WA'I'U CQMMISSia.BU, A n•n '1'0 0
COIIS'I'RUC'r UD MAiftAI• A ICM'D COIIDUIT TB.ROUOII TB.I CITY OF
BIIGLKWOOD, COLOltAOO, A MUJUCIPAL COJli'OIIA'I'IOM, AIID DI'JCLARI•a
U &MERGBIICY.
BZ IT ORDAIK&D BY THE CITY COUNCIL Or TBB CITY Or BIIGLB-
WOOD, COLORADO &
S ection l. upon the condition• hereinafter set f orth there
ia hereby granted to the City and county of Denver, a aunicipal
corporation o f the State of colorado, a011etiaea hereinafter r ...
ferred to aa •oenver• for t.he uae of ita Board of water coaaiaaionera,
aa~~etiaea hereinafter referred to aa the •aoard•, a per.it to con-
struct, operate and aaintain a ll inch water aain under and acro.a
certain hereinafter described roada, atr .. ta and property in the
city of Bn g lewood, colorado, aoaeti .. a hereinafter ref erred to ••
•ang lewood•, to-vit a
A atrip of land 30 feet in width and 2,950 f .. t .ore or
leaa in length aituated in the aouthveat quarter (SW 1/4)
of Section 28 and the nort.hveat quarter of the northveat
quarter (.W 1/4 ~ 1/4) of Section 33, all in Township 4
south, Jlanqe 68 oat of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
county of Arapahoe, state of colorador .ore particularly
deacribed aa followa:
That part of south zuni street lyinq within the city
liaita of Englewood fr011 aouth property line of weat
Yale Avenue to the north property line of Neat Iliff
Avenue aa ahown on the attached drawing , Dr. 67 wo.
1871.
Section 2. The foreqoing ri ht, per.it an4 licenae ia
9 ranted only upon the followinq expreaa t.er.a and cond i t.i ona,
to-wits
A. All right& hereunder ahall be exercbed in aiiC:b
aanner u to ca~&&e the le-t poaa ible inconYenience to tho••
entitled to aake lASe of the atreet.a or aveauea inwolved, and
the leaat. poaaible obetr\ICtion to travel in and aloag aaid
atreet.a or a..nuea. 'rO this end, the Board ahall, wherever
poeaible, alwaya leave open at 1•-t on ... half of roada,
atreeta or aven~• adjacent. to or croaaing the excavation•
and conat.ruction wo~k of the BOard and aball take all poaaible
p~ec:autiona to preYent aceide nt.a and injuri .. in connection
with aay of ita work alonq the &YeDuee and streets hereiaabove
IMfttioned. In no eYeDt, d~a~riag the proc:eaa of conetrllet.ion
an4 laying of aaid conduit, or the aaiAtenance thereof, ahall
aay public or private at.ree~. alley or ri9bt-of-way be ob-
at.rueted to t.r•••l for a c:ontinuo~&& pe~ioct of aore than four
(4) daya. During the conat.ructioa and aaintea&DCe of aaid
c:ooc:tuit, there shall at no u .. be atoa-ed or left on the
aurface of the at.reeta, alley• or other righte-of-way of
the City of b 9 lewood any pipe, aateriala or equipaent ueed
in oonat.r\IOtion aDd aaintesuance of aai4 ao.duit for a pez'ioct
of .ore than two (l) Vleeka at aay oae location before pat tin
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B. Should it beco.e neceaaary tor the Board, during
the excavation for, or the installation or .. intenance of,
the said conduit, to disconnect any house service linea
froa any linea presently in place in said atreeta or avenues,
the Board shall cause the aaae to be done in auch a aanner aa
to cause the leaat possible delay and inconvenience to the
water uaera thereof , an.d the interruption• in water service
to any property shall, in no case, exceed a period of aix (6)
hours. All disconnection and reconnect ion of any such wt~ter
service linea aball be done in a g ood and workaanlike aanner
and all expenses incurred therein shall be the sole respon-
sibility of the Board.
c. All excavat i on and construction, i nstallation and
aaintenance work which the Board shall undertake pursuant to
this perait shall be subject to the inspection by a co.petent
and qualified Inspector who shall represent the city and the
Board a g rees to coaply with all reasonable requests thereof
i n the perforaance of said work. All such work shall be per-
f oraed ao aa not to interfere with, or daaage any utility linea
owned by the city or private u t litiea existing within such
street. After each excavation, the street shall be refilledr
the upper 8 inches of the fill shall conaiat of 6 inches o f
g ood quality eoapacted gravel baae course and 2 inches o f
asphaltic concrete surfacing, surfacing to apply Where exiat-
inq surfacing ia disturbed. All of the aforesaid work ahall
be free froa aettl .. ent ariainq out of any excavation and
perforaed within the liaita oL the trench excavation. There
shall be properly designed concrete encaa .. enta required at
each pipeline croaainq of aanitary aew.r linea and water
linea ao aa to eliainate foreign pressure and atreaaea upon
the Englewood s.wer and water installations. The foregoing
shall be subject to the approval of a representative of the
Director of PUblic work• of the city of Englewood, colorado.
D. Denver and the Board, ita aucceaaora and aaaiqna,
ahall at all tiaea save and k .. p haraleaa the said city of
Englewood and ita City council and other officers and ea-
ploy .. a froa any and all d ... gea that .. Y in any aanner arise
froa the granting of this perait and the exercise of any rights
g ranted hereunderr provided, however, that the Board, ita
eucceaaora and aaaigna, shall not be ao held liable unleaa
g iven full opportunity to defend any such claiaa.
Section 3. IIOthinq herein shall be construed aa granting to
Denver or the Board any rights other than the perait herein ex-
preaaly defined and ••t forth, nor shall anythin9 in this ordinance
be conatrued aa granting an excluaive privileqe to Denver or the
Board, it being understood U..t the ri9ht of •9lewaod to 9rant
the uae of ita roada, atreeta, avenuea, alley• aDd other public
riqhta-of-way to other• for public and private purpoaea ia fully
r .. erved to &n~lewood conaiatent, however, with the full exercise
of the righta granted by this perait.
section 4. A copy of tbia ordinaace, aigned by the Mayor and
City Clerk-Treasurer of the city of &nqlewood, colorado, ahall be
aufficient evidence of the perait herein 9ranted. The acceptance
of this perait by reaolution by the Board, a copy of which shall
be duly certified to by the clark of the city of Jngl.wood, colo--
rado ahall be conclu•ive evidence of the acceptance by the Jtoarcl
of all the teras and conditione of tbia ~din&DCe, ancl the Board
a g r••• to perfora auch teras and conditione.
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sec:rtion 5. n i8 --.r-•ly llnder•'-Ood aDd &9reecl ~~ \.be
gru~inq and acce)Kance of tbb panai~ b aad .Ull be wi~
~ejadice ~ any righ~• or obliga~ion of ~ Ci~y ... co.a•y of
o.a .. r, colorado, or iu ~ard of wa~er ~••lea••, or \.be
ci~y of anvlMIOOCS, colorado, or uy i~abi~u thereof.
section 6. In the opinion of the cU:.y OOIIDOil of the cicy
of Kn9lewoocl, colorado, thi• ordinance i• aecre••ary for Uae
pre•erva~ion of public propeny, health, peace or •afHy ia ~~
the city aad COWl~Y of Denver, colorado, ~iD9 by aDd throQCJh
iu daly con•~i~ated and appoin~ed ~ of wa~er c-J.••iOAer•
h uqea~ly ia need of the r19h~-of-way herein fli'U~ed for the
oon•~uc~ion of the va~er condui~ herein •e~ forth, aDd thi•
ordinance ahall ~ake effec~ upon pa••A9••
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'Intr~~aced, read~ full and pa .. ed on fir•~
0 1. J 1; day of IJJ.< ' 11£ , 1970. ,~ )
~li•hed a• a Bill for an Ordinance on ~he ~~~~day of , t;J._!J JU , 1970.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio city clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foreqoinq i• a tr~ae, acc~~rate and coaplete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in fu}~ and pa••ed on firat
reacHnq on the !L?-<....JI day of ~· r < n x_. , 1970
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IIITRODUC!.O AS A BILL BY COlMCII.MAII
P ILL r'OR . 'f'JLE
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Alf OJWI NAIICii: RAlfl'IHG TO TU CITY AIID COUJr!'Y OJ:' D&II'VU, STAT£
0 1' COLORADO , A MUIIICIP.U. COilPOaiW'lOII, ACTI•G BY, TIIJlOUOB AJI P
toR TH.E USI!: O P ITS ~ OP WA'rU ~lSSIOII&JtS, A PJ: .. IT TO
COIIS'I'RUC'f AII D MAlftAI. A •'rU .Ca.DUl'r TIDOUQR Til& CITY OF
D GJ.Jrw"OOD, COLOilADO, A IIUIIICIPAL CQaPOaATIO•, AlrD DBCLAJUIIO
U I:AitllGDCY.
B.! IT OIWAI.&D BY TU Cl'l'Y eotMCIL Or TU C ITY OP U~
..OOC , COLOIIADO:
~ection l. upon the condi&ione here i nat~er aet forth there
u hereby ~ranted to the City &ad COwtty of Oenvet. a awticipal
corporation o f &he State of colorado .... e tiaee hereinafter re-
ferred to a• ·oenver• for the uee of ita aoard of ._ter CO..iaaionera,
aoae~i aea here i nafter referred to aa the •aoard ", a perait to con-
a truct , operate and aaintaln a ll inch watar aa n ~dar and aero••
c ertaln hereinafter deacribed roada, etr .. ta an ~ property in the
Ci t y of &n 9 lewood, colorado, aa.etiaea here i nafter reterted to aa
•&ng le¥0Qd•. to-vit1
A atr1p of land )0 f .. t in width and 7 .9~0 teet aore or
l••• in leny th eituatad in tbe aouthweat q uarter (SW 1/4)
ot Section 28 aad the DOr&bweat quar&er of the northweat
~uarter ( .. l/4 .W 1/4) of Section ll, all l n Townahip 4
South, aanqe ~8 ~t of &be Sixth Princ i pal Meridian,
c ounty of Arapahoe, State of colorado, -ore particularl y
deacribed aa rolla..:
That part of south Zuni street lyJ.n ~ w.1.th.1.n the clty
l.\~aita ot 1tn9l.wood froa aouUl property 1 ~n • of 11te at
Ya le Avenue to the north property line o f weat Il i!f
Avenue aa ahown on the attached drawin4 , O•. 67 wo.
1871.
S ection 2 . ~he fore9 oing r1~bt, perait and licenae ia
y ranted only u pon ~he tollovln9 expreaa t er•• a n d condit i one,
t.o-w it.,
A. All r1ghta hereunder ahall be •~erc1aed in auch
aa nn er •• to ca\lae the leaat poaa ibla in t::.:•nvenience t.o t.hoa e
ent i tled eo aake uae of the at.re•t• or 8v~nu ea involved, and
the leaat. poaaible obetruction to trave l . n and alon•l a a.l d
~t.reeta or aYWnuea. To thia end . th • o a t ~ ~h~ll, wherev~r
poaaible, alway& leave open at lea11 t ".)ll " f. of r oada ,
~t reeta or avenue• adjacent to or cruaa t n4 th e excavat i ons
•nd con Btruction work of the Board and sh•l! tak e a l l poaa~b le
p rec au t i on• to pre~ent accidenta and in)Ul l e a in co n r4C t ~o n
with a nr o f ita vork along the avenue111 <In c "treetf! he r l'l i nabov
•en t ioned . In DO ewent, d~rin ~ the p r oce e s ~t conatru c~ion
and lay i n ; of aaid conduit, or the ~4 i nten a n c e thereo f , a ~al l
lln y publ.1.c r private atreet. alley or r t.-Jh -o '-wa y b .,. o h-
etru cted to travel for a eont i nuoua p e r1od or ~re t h an t o ur
.4 ) deya. our.1.n'l the conatruc t i o n •nd •••1..n t.en anc:f' or a •
c o d ui ~, h er• eball at no t 1•e be atored o r le t on he
e ur f ace ~>f the atr-ta , alley e or o the t r . h e -ot -vn11 of
I • :\t.y t [n ,l l~ any p i pe , e r l 1 H p nre•nt aed
1n cor. 'v i on and .. int.enance I)" a .. l.., .. , ,~ · · r tor .. p er 1od
r r• ~~ (2 ) -•k• t a n y ~ t \lro u eof ore p u t t!. J
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the excavation tor, or the inatallation or .. intananca of,
~h• •~id conduit, to diaconneet any houae aarvica linea
f roe a ny linea preaently in place in aaid atraata or aYanuea,
the Board •hall ca~•• ~· .... to be dona in aucb a .anaar aa
to c au•e the laaat poaaibla delay and inconvenience to the
w<lter lli!Htr• thereof, aDd t.ba intarr•apt:lona in water aervic:a
to any pro perty ahall, in no caaa, e.ceed a per i od of •i• (6)
hours. All diaeonnaotloa and reconnect 1on of any auch water
aervic'! linea aball be ckiaa in a 9ood and worblanlike .anner
iUld all ex.pana .. incurred therein aball be the aola r .. JIOn-
c ibilit.y or the 8oar4.
c . All eacaYatiOD and eonatruction . inatallatioe and
.-intananc:e work Which the BOard aball llndertake por••ant to
thh parait aball be a\lbjeat to t.ha inapection by a eo.patant
and ~u al:L fied lnapec~ who &hall rapreaent the City and the
BOard e y re.. ~ co.ply with all reaaonable requ .. ta thereof
l n the parfo~• of aaid WDrk. All a~.~eh work &hall be per-
f or-.d eo aa DOt to ia~fera with, or d-..~a any utility linea
owned by the City or ~iYata attl1tiaa axiating vit.hin aucb
atreat . After et~eb exeayatioa, t.ba au .. t ahall be rafilledr
the upper a iAcb•• of t.ha fill aball conaiat o f 6 inch .. of
~ood quality ~ ii'&Yal baaa couzae and 2 inch•• of
aaphaltic concrete &Yrfacift9, aurfaci~ to apply where axiat-
in~ aurfacinq ia diatYrbed. All of the atoraaaid ~rk ahall
be fr•• fro. a~tl...at ariaia~ out of any excavation and
parforaad wit.biD tlta li.aita ot the trench excavation. Thera
ahall be properly d .. i9Ded concrete ancaa .. enta requ1.red at
each p i peline croeaiaq of aanitary •-r lin .. and water
lin•• ao aa -. elt.in•~• foreiqn preaaure and •~r••••• upon
the Enqlawood jewer and Nater i natallat i ona. The foze~oin~
ahall be &Wbjeat ~ the approYal of • repreaantati•• of the
Di rector of Public NDrka of the ci ty of Kngl..ood . colorado.
U . o.n-r and the Mard, 1ta aucc•••or:a and aa&i-jna,
ahall at all tiaea aaye and k .. p haral••• the sa i d City of
£n q l~ aod it.& citr C011fte11 and ot.har: officer• and _.
ploy .. • froa any and all d~•• that •ay in any .. nnar ariae
froa the graatiaq of thia pa~i t and the axerci•• of any ri ~h ta
<j rantotd h aro'lftdorr ..-o•idad, now. .. r. u ... t tho Boar~. i t:a
•ucceaaora and .. &i9ft8, ahall not be ao old 11~1• unl•••
g iven fwll opportunity to defend any ·~~ c lai ...
Section ). ~iftq herein ahall bft con•trued aa ~rantin q to
o.n ver or the aoud any riqbu ot.har than he s>4trait h•r•in ax-
preaaly defined ....S eat f~. nor ahall anyttu nq :Ln Ulia ordinance
b. c.-onatruad aa q l'&ntin~ an .XClll&i va pr 1 ll ~·• to U.nvar or the
Board, it be i n ~ ~eratood ~t th e rlQ h o ~lawood to 9 r:ant
the u s e of 1 ta roada, atr .. u, avanuea . a lle y s and ~he r ublic
ri q hta-of-~a y ~~era f~ p~lic ·~~ p~lY&te pur:po••• ~~ ~u lly
rea e rved t.o lln~l~ c:oaaiataftt, howev•r . '•llth th e full ex r:cl ae
of the riyh~ ~ranted by thia peraat •
. action 4. A copy o f \hie Or d inance .• , 1n e d ~y t Mayor and
.1.ty C hork-Treaaurer of the city o lln·J l .WOOd , c olorado .,h•l t>e
auff1c1ent e vid ence of tho perait h e r e .L n ·j r a n ted. Th~ w.c •pta nc a
or th1a ~·r•:~.t by raaol11t i 0ft by the board . L~PY ot w 1 ~cn aha 1
~· duly cart t ied to by the Clerk ot the C1 ~y o ~ ~~ 1-.ood . c olo-
r a o ha ll be c:onclua1"• evidence or· ~h• e p t •1.:., by Ul~ ~a rd
ot •l l the tar-and conditione of t hl a r<:lln anc:• snd th" Board
4 'J ' ote to per tor• aueh t.er .. &n d c:.'Ou • ' L<'·n •
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s ~c t i o n ~. It ie expreaaly underatooo and ·~reed tha~ the
grant ing and acceptance of tbie perait ia •n J ahall be without
prejudice to ~y ri9hta or obligation o! the Ci ty and c ounty of
Denv•r . c olo ~ado, or ita aoard of W&ter ca.ai aa l onera, or the
ci ty o ~n g l~~. colorado, or any inhab i tan t • thereof.
S •c~i o n t •. ln the opinion of the C i t ) ~o u nc 1 l of the City
o t Eng le~. c olorado, thie ordinance i a ne c e ~aAry for the
preservation o t public property, health , pe a ce or aa f ety in that
the C t ty anti county of Denver, colorado, actin':i by and through
1.ta d u l y con at i tuted and appointed Boar~ of wa t er ca.alaaionera
i a r .1 ently 1 n ne~ of U\e rivht-of-vay here in -4 ranted for the
cona t r u ct i on a l the water conduit herein aet forth, and thia
Ord . a ne e ah•ll take ef feet IIJIOn paeaage.
I n t r oduced, read ¥'J full and paea~ o n f u ~t read i n., on
t t.• -51" 1 J day of if--1.{ 1t / , 1970 .
. f •f l i atted &a a aill for an ordi.nanc• on t~•e 'f(fl f tJl (Jay ot
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
f oregoing i• a true, accurate and aa.plete copy of a Bill f o r
an Ordinance introduced, read in full end pu•ed on fir•t
reading on the ·y ! 1/: day of $(e 1 2 1 .cJ • 1970.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
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an ordinance introduced, relld in full and puaecl OD firet
reading on the · day of ,~2 /<cll .&/ , 1970.
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ex officio ci~y clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing ia a true, accurate, and coaplete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read ~full and paaaed on firat
reading on the < , < ,' day of & , "' , 1970. ;
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f oregoing is a true, accurate ancS co.plete copy of a Bill for
an ordinance ~~uc;_ct• reacS in full ancS pasaecS on f irat
reading on the Jl-day of ~( JL </ , 1970.
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All OlDIIIAIIC& AIIBIIDI•G SK'I'IO. 8.1 or ftiJ: IIUiflCIP.U. CODE 01'
T HE CI'l'Y Or DGLKWOOD llll'nL&D, •.....ru Aim IIW&a BC»..aD•,
Y I.CUASIWG 'l"U VOIIIIO .... &UJIIP Or SAID ~ l'aClll
~ BVD '1'0 III•& ADlBUB AIID PIIOVIOIIIO PO& 'IUUl API'OIJft'I&Dr
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......... by .... buoa •· 1, awl .. •t 1t70, tM ci~
OMMil of u. city of .llft'Jl___, a~i ... a ~.-.ed
Charter Menrlllollt be .. baitted to a ¥O~o of tho qualifl~
elector• of tho City of -.q lowood. aid ~ftt, i f
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t.ha water Aftd a ... r __... fr-aoYea (7) to niao (t) ...-
bora and WD~ld ~•ida for their appoin~at and ter ...
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WPPPU, a 8JIOCI1al ..U.iJlal &l..U.. .... hold OD
My s. 1970 • ..._.o~ •aid .-... a ... ~ ·e atr•t wae
•~t od to a ~· of ~ ~ua1if1_. aloe~• ol ~ City
O .t leWDOCI, ead
WID&&U, ••id ~poeod Charter bltat.aa~ dld recal••
a .. jority ¥Ote of tboee q~alifiod o1~r• .otiag on ••14
~Nation.
mw, '1'....,..., u IT ~DID rt na ern COWICIL or
TID CITY Or .llfCIL&l«))D, COI.OMDO, a• foltow.a
1. ftat a-.tiM 1.1 of tlae .. alelpal ceda of ~h• City
of lin la.ood ntitlod, ••tor and Sower aoard•, be and Ule
aa.e la hereby a.andod to read •• follow.a
f,l WJ1 MD ll!!p JOYD
Thora b b~ ••~lielaod a WIIUK' a.d ~ aoard
coa•htinq of Uao .. J'OZ' of tho eity, t .. (2) ..... u-
••1~_. by tlaa city oouncil, alld da ( ) ~· appoietod
by tho oo.nc11 fro. q .. 1ifiod taapayinq •1~•• ea.-•La
•1• (6) OYarlapping tor.-of •1• year•. A r•,..••-to~l.
fro. Ula oity ~ni•tration abal1 be a,.oiatod ~ tlaa
city oaa&c}or to eer.o .. an ax olfiolo nen-~I.A v -...bel'.
ORe (l) ·~of Ula llowd •hall be appoi.At .. by ~
COWMill to aer .. ~t.U ra~ 1, 19111 Me (1) ........
of tale -.n eball be appolat_. by tho --u to aar..
uetil r~uary 1, 1t7lr .... (1) ....... of the board
•hall be appoi.Atad b)-oouaeU to aon<e antll rok\aary 1. un, one (1) •• , ... of t.ba Nard ahall be appointed by
COIIftCU to e..-.o Mtil r~tiU'y 1, 1974r oae (1) ••abe.-
t.o M appeiat. .. by ao~~neU to ••n-utU r.a.ruary 1, 197St
Aftd .... (1) -~ Of ~ board to be appolfttod ~ COUMU
to ...... -~11 ...-..ry 1, 1976. flae.-aaftor. -a,.r• of
t.be •aid Nard alaall be appoi.fttod by COW\Cll tor ~•raa
o f •ill yeara. CO..Ci1 --... of ••l.d lloard aball aar.-
du in ~ir toave -•-.h ..... u.-. All e :elltn of
t.bo t.er aad. ...... MUd •ball a.. ... ,.__ to r-.al ~
~ ...-ou. fto CIIHiftOU •hall .-ko appoi.A._u to fill
•ac:aoei .. for tho .... ired t--.
Introduced, reed J,n t\111 a!WI ...... on firat readi1Jt9 on
Ula 1 /< 1 .1, day of , 1 70.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify ~at ~• U.O•• and
forewoing is a true, aeeurate and ~lete copy of a 8111 for
an ordinance introduced, read in full and paaaed on firat
reading on the~>.. V-day of '})-;??< ?! · , 1970.
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I, s tephen A. Lyoa, do hereby certify tha the
for oinq i a a true, accwrae, and GOIIPlfte aepy of
an Ordinance i nt,od110ed, r...t ¢1 hll and pa••ed on
re.cl inq on the; <, .·I day of _.-•. , + , lt70.
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1. That ~ian 17.10 o t the Jllaftieipal code of the city
o f BA • lewood be and the .... ia hereby -...nded to r .. 4 u
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17 .10 RBGtllATIOI or POQL NIP aQ!fi.II<J &STABLIGftKml
.. owner, a&Dil9er, GJ~erator, w -.loy .. of any plMe
~ere the 9 ... called pool or b i ll iard• ia p l ayed , or o f
any p l ce Wh•re ia , or ah 11 be kept, oc operated, or ~ed.
Any pool ~le, JltUl.iud ~. bla<jat.elle ~le. ·~
bole ~le, ah•ffle board, a~iao gallery. akatin9 riak,
bovllnq alley, or pin alley or place ~er e any .... are
phyed., ahall keep o~ or ~t. to be opea fer ~~ae _,.
alaOh pbce OD any day la~ thaa U.O o'c:locll A.M., and
a hall not open or perai t to be opened any auch lac:e
earl ier than five o'clock in ~e forenoon o f aay day.
IAt.roduoect, r:ea4 ~ fall aftd l)UHII OD lirat. nediaq OG _.. p < &I day of ;J d -,, 1 , 1970
Pub l hbed aa a 81 11 tor an ordinance on t.he /. ay of
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Mayor
A'l"l'BS'l'a
ex officio city c lerk
I , stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true, accurate, and complete copy of
n Ordinance introduced , read ~ full and paaaed on
read ing o n the <..:. 11 day of ~· t< ,1 l..
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RESOLUTION NO. 15, SE RIES OF 1970
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COU NCIL I " • ...; I-I LE
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....clTY. OE..EN.GL E.WC)OC~TYCOL O . A RESOLUTION CONCERNING ~~WrrH~N THE ~
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO .
WHEREA S , the members o f the City Council have hereto-
fore received numerous petitions and letters of protest relative
to the exhibition of X-rated films in the City of Englewood
and have received large numbers of citizens who have appeared
in Council meetings to openly and publicly protest the display
o f said x-rated films within the City of Englewood: and
WHEREAS, a committee of the City Council, as well as
other citi z en committees have viewed the X-rated film presently
being shown at one of the local theaters within the City: and
WHEREAS, the City council has received reports from
the City Attorney, from the Colorado Municipal League, and
others relative to the possibility of effective municipal legislation
to control the exhibition of said films: and
WHEREAS, the City Council is fully aware of the two
pending Colorado State Supreme Court actions involving said
films: and
WHEREAS, the City Council i s aware of the fact that
such films are the subject of local, s tate, and national concern;
and
WHEREAS, the City Council has an abiding conviction
that obscenity is not protected by the constitution.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
1. That the City council of the City of Eng ewood
finds and determines that X-rated films such as "Infra-sexum,"
considered and taken as a whole, appeals predominantly to
prurient and shameful interest in nudity, sex, and sexual con-
duct.
2 . That such film material and the performa11ce goes
substantially beyond the customary average adult limits of candor
in depicting nudity, sex, and sexual conduct and is utterly
without redeeming social value in this community and as such,
the Council considers the same an obscene film within the generally
accepted meaning of that term, and as such, condemns its public
showing.
3. That such X-rated films cannot by any stretch of
the imagination be considered as art, entertainment, or as
instruction for the young or old of this community.
4. Further, this Council abhors the financial exploita-
tion of the curious and gulliable by the exhibition of said
films.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 1st day of June, A.D., 1970 •
MAYOR
ATTEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoinq is a true, accurate and
complete copy of Resolution Ro. 15, Series of 1970.
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK
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Th e Eng lewo od C ity c oun cil
De rna r d V . Berar d i n i, city Attorney
May 2 5 , 197 0
SHORT COURSE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROBLEMS
A short cour se on LO cal Gover nment Problems was held
from Apri l 2 7 throug h Ma y 1 , 1 9 70 a t the Law School Building
at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. I have
attached a roster of t hose i ndividuals who were in atten-
dance f rom the various cities and states throughout the
united State s. I am also attaching a copy of the Program
of Instruction, a s well as a short biography on the members
of the faculty wh o lec tured at this Institute. As you will
note from the mater i al attac hed hereto, the classes were
held from 9 :00 throug h 12:00 A.M. and 1:00 to 4:00P.M.
throughout the week.
The lectures as well as the lecturers were all very
well prepared and appeared to me to be extremely effective,
as the class size did not diminish as the week wore on.
One of the most helpful aspects of the lecture series was
the presentation of outline by all the lecturers, which
constitute a part of the city Attorney's files for refer-
ence purposes.
Outstanding amon g the materials submitted by the lec-
turers was that presented by Dr. John Shannon, Who is cur-
rently Assistant Director of the United States Advisory
commission on Interg overnmental Relations. He provided
copies of the commission's report to all members of the
Institute and they are: State Aid to LOcal Government,
Urban America and the F e deral System, State and LOcal
Finances, all publicat i ons be i n g made by the Advisory
c ommission on Interg ove rnmental Relati ons in washington,
p ubl i shed Apr i l, 1 9 69 .
Dur i n g the lecture ser i es, i t was most i nteresting to
e xchang e notes with other mun i c i pal attorneys with reference
to the problems arising i n other mun i c i palities throughout
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the southwest as well as other States in the immediat e area.
Two o f the subjects that were not covered that we discussed
among ourselves after the formal lecture series were Union-
ization and Pub lic Employees' Negotiation, as well as what
appears to be now a national problem -Pornography.
One of the most helpful study aids so far as the course
was concerned was the outline of cases presented by Professor
Arvo van Alstyne, of the University of Utah, dealing with
everyday problems of the municipality. These citations pro-
vide an excellent source of reference in various fields of
municipal law.
N. Alex Bickley lectured on two afternoons dealing with
the problems of eminent domain or the taking of private
property for publ ic use, which I found particularly inter-
esting and helpful. Another member of the lecturing staff
was Eugene B. Jacobs, a practicing lawyer from LOs Angeles,
california who spoke extensively on community Redevelopment
in Action. However, moat of the lecture by Mr. Jacobs was
rather centered around the redevelopment of law as it has
evolved over the years in the state of california.
All in all the lecture series in Dallas was in great
measure very interesting and indicated the tremendous and
dynamic movement of municipal law over the past several
years .
In summing up, I would aay the lecture aeries at
southern Methodist university was a tremendous aucceaa for
me, personally, and very helpful -giving to ae a source
of additional information, which I did not previously have.
I might add in this regard, that in my opinion, the expen-
diture of city funds was well worthwhile.
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BERNARD V. BERARDINI
city Attorney
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SHORT COURSE ON LOCAL C'.OVERNMENT PROBLEMS
Center for ~unicipal Legal Studies
The South~1estern Legal Foundation
3315 Daniels Dallas, Texas
Aoril 27 -May 1, 1970
N. Alelt Bickley
City Attorney
Dallas, Texas
Eugene B. Jacoba
Atterney st Law
727 West 7th Street
"Los Anseles, Ca lifornia
George A. Barron ~3 -Tf"d'V
'Town of Greenburgh
Box 20S~Y~ El•afor~
Jack Q. Barton
City of Denton
Municipal Building
Denton, Texas
E. J. lehrtUn
Dept. of the A nay
Box 60267 ·--·
New Orlean~ouiaia~160
BernardY.~ ·
City of Enalewood
34005. El~~
Bnal .. ood(Colorado )
lollllia•J.~
Beard of CoUDty Ca.alaaloaers
County of Bernalillo
Albu~uer~ua, N. H.
Craig Cotton
City Attorney's Office
SOl ~ipal ~·
Dalla\:_ Texas ___}
Tho.as C. raaay
HcClaneahan, Millar, Craaay & Johnson
923 La 1 Building
Chtrtotta, N. C.
David A. Dunn
City of Orange
Box 52 0
Oranae, Texaa
FACULTY
John Shannon
Assistant Director
U. s. Advisory Co.miasion on
lntergovern.ental Relations
Washington, D. C.
Ano Van Alstyne
Professor of Law
University of Utah
Salt Lfke CitY, Utah
Ronald J. Puller
City Attorney
Bo:;c 462 -~ llella, ~aouri
J-• M~ rton
City Attorney
226 E. t;ray
Nor.an, Oklabo.a
Charla• D. au.ble
City Attornay
COUDty•City Blda.
5558.,~\ Liocoln~
Lawon L. Joaea
Clty of Bea-t
lox 3827
Be-t, Texas
suva LaDa
District Attorney's Office
Waaboa Couo Courthouse
lleno Navada
Danlal U. Liver.ore, Jr.
City of Jacksonville
220 laat Bay Street
Jacklonville, Florida
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Metropolitan Go•t. of Maahvllle
Mayor 1 a C?fttce-.
Raahvill ~ Tano.
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Admioietretive Aeeietaot
B011 231
Arlioaton, Texu
Daniel J. O'Louahlio'
Squire, s~nde~e & Deapsey
1800 Union C~ce Bldg,
Clevello4, Ohio_)
O'Helveny & Kyere
611 Weet Sixth Street
Loa <IDselea, California \
Giles ~. Ratcliffe
Aaat. Municipal Counaelor
309 Municipal 11~
Oklaboaa City( Okl~
Brian L. Reade -
City o! Houatoo
300 City Hall
Houatoo. Texaa
R. A. lenfer, Jr.
Lovell, Lyle & Cobb
Box 477
o-a, Texaa
Joel Robert
Alit. City Attorney
Box 231
Arlinatoo 0 Texaa
Da•id ~. lowlinaoo
Squire, Saodere & D~aey
1800 Unioo CO...rce Blda.
Cleveland, Ohio
Wel b ce J. Rutland
City of Houaton
300 City Ball
Houlton, Texea
Larry I. Sinclair
City Attorney
Box 3466
Ode111, Texas
Ronald B. Sladon
City of Fort Lauderdele
Box 1181
Port Lauderdel , Fla.)
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City ,.tto~y'a Office
501 MDnicipal Bldg.
Dalla1 0 Texaa
Hre. LeN .MD Wauoo
City of aa.ttaatoo leach
B011190 ~ Baatinstaa leach California
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Jan A. Way ,
Urban Renewal Apecy
State at Fifth, Suite SOO
Oo~ Gateway Ce~
lan1a1 City~
Stao Wilke• -· '
City Attorney
Box 231
Arlioatoo, Teza•
ftiOMI I. WU 11,_
City Attorney
Box 28
Athena, Taxa•
Aaron A. WibOD
City of ·laDaaa City
2eoo ctty a.u
laoaaa CitJ, Hi11ouri
Jolm c. Wlrtb 0 Jr.
A•oo Prodactl Iac.
30 lockafaller ~laaa
lew Yorlr.0 R. Y.
licb.rd 1. Wood
Cit:p Attorae:p
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A p r:' 2 / Moy 1, 1970
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t ,.tl l uu ' ul t lu , 'H 'r't'' wdl I)(• tilstn ht•l<·d to p.trtu. i panb on arri\'al.
. Mr . Shannon
Cl 'IIIII·::'\T <\ ") E \I EH\.11'\(; l 'IIOBI.E \f S 1\ LOCAL PROPERTY TAX
POI.In <\\D \D \11:'\J STR.'\T IO:'\
·\ f.qu .olimt•o" o f Pro rwrl\' T.•~ .<\;'('"Ill""''
I Tht~ 'ane'tit·' o f a'\Sf''"'nu ·nt irwqualitv
l Di.tgnu'i' of tht• prololem .
\f ,·thod s for ilupro' Ill)! r-qualizatinn
H l 'u lll r~c tht· llc·gn·"in· "Stlnl(<•r '. ll r-cl'ntlv Devclopt•d
l'r ·•·h r~ique'
(' C:o •.trilll! tht· Prop<'rl\' T.•x lu l.~nd l ',e Planning Ohjt•t·li\1''
I Tl u rP[ntion,hi p l wtw<·r-n propt'rl ' t..xation .nul lano ""'
l Tl11 · Jll'"ihililit•s of tax polk~· mutlifkation
Monday AltPrn oon . A pril 27 . . Mr . Shan n on
OTIIEII ( t 10<~.'\'l PIIOBLDIS A'\'0 JSSl'ES OF LOCAL
C:O\'EII'\'\IF' I' I ... :\ATTO:-o: :\ '\1> IIEVF.!'II LIF.
:\ \111 1111 q\,d Cnmlllutt'r T.t'""'
H. 1-:,p.tlldoo.: tht· 1\e\l·lltoo · II ."'' 'I hrou11.h l 'M, of Sen, c C:harg•''
for \,(,, t'l 1tnwnt.tl SPn" ··~ to I .u F:-ct •mp l Propcrt _
(' -,,.,tem' ul 'ol.th' :\"1 to I •~ ,,t < :m ·Prnllu•nt
I 1\·p<•' o f <131<' aid
'' lonp"<1 of 'IJII' .oitl P"'l!'·'"" "" IO< ,,J gove rnmt•nt . .J po lo<'
D ort'<'llom for •·han~
I) loulo"'"·" Lnt ·~tioll a11rl t:rmvtlo F:He<.t o f 1""-nl T :u Poht·u''
Tuesday M ornmq . April ~8 . . Mr . Van Al styne
HIE 1.1\IITS OF LOCAL l'Ol.IU: 1'0\\'ER . SO RCES OF LEC<\1.
RF.STH IC I 10.'1:5 OF ~fli:'-IICIP :\1. IIEC:l 'L\TORY POI.ICY-'-1Aio:I!\'C
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B Judlt't . .J o\pprnal'ht·< tu Munocrp.ll Pnlt<·t· 1\.,gul,ttrom
I Drllon\ Hult• in a!'lll)n
2. f.,tr.otf'rr itorial im r~•d
'l Th .. l!·<t of "rr.t''"'·'hleue i'
( · llullu · flu! .. a nd .\I runt ip.ll l'oliu· PowPr
I T~ I""' of hon~t• rul•· powt'r
2 PoltC\ truplo ca tion' o f '"""" rult•
\ .. l.uc: .d .. v "s tntt ·~'' •lit .. " c'Onrt~n"
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TilE \:'\TL1RE i\:'\1) l ''>E 01 · r\11'1\E'\T DO\IAI:\
:\. :\atu n • nt th,· Po\\\'r
I. r>r,fll tC,II I'•III'd fror 11 t•tl wr pov.t ·rs
2 Curht n u t JU II of 't ~ttlllt-'-
:1. l.lmit.ltioll' "P"" tlw l~>wPr
B. "\'hat Coohtitult' ,, T .•l-•u e •
I ~trt'd grad,.,
2 . lnudr·ntal d .t!lt.t 1,!•· ••t H •.llf\.
3 . Zouiu~ and ho ·,.lth ro l(lli.Jtoo n<
4 . Other rc ·gul,lt nr.' oult'rf e r .. ut·c<
C. p[, blic Purp<»t''
I. DP611itiom
2. Specifi c pul olll l'urpo"''
. Mr. Biclr.ley
:3. Loca ti on of pro pc rt~· ·lll ,idt> or oul<klt • of limit s of the con·
demnor
Wedneoday Mominq. April 29 Mr . Van Al•tyne
T il E LIMITS OF LOC.-\L UE CI 1..'\lOHY POWEll E'\FOHCF\IE!I:T
OF HECUUTOHY .\I EA!)L'HE!>
A . Li('f 'OiiiiC~ and 1\·n ,,ll,
I. He gubtiou v. '' \1 '1111 <'
2 . Extratcrritorin l '"'!'·•<·!
3. Constitutoonal l"'"''t """
B . lu)pPC'tiou li t llllrt•u••·nh
C . Enfort'Crn t·fl t "t ,IIJC'tJ"''' 111 till' Eve nt ot \ HJI .tt Jn lt '
I. l111po<111 0 11 o f < II 11 111,.! p<·u.litit'\
2 . Ah:t temcnt nf nu,,,,,h •. ,
3 . Crt>ntiou of '" ol hahdotw'
W e dnesday Aftern oon . Apr .! 29
Jl'~T CO~I I'E:\~.HIO'\ I:\ E \1 1\f''\T DO~l:\1'
.>\. The \ .dUt · .\pprondll''
fl Au 't.'~' ·-" ,, ~JH'l ial Pr n hl~·•n
J. Tht · ahhnt t·r " ragh' • •I .H C.'t"\\
2. Pnvatt' 'trt't'h
:1 . Limitation!<> oil th, nt,!hr ,f :tl'<.'t:S ~
C. I A'd\t'hold I nlt ·r"'"
l. Part1 . .! ta~"'l!
2. Tnt .1l ta~n•g
D . Compt'"'·•hon iu tl•· ·1 .• ~ .. .: u l a Rosine~·
I. Tutal ·" ·'I!"""' IMrto ' o~o ng
2. Tt'mpm.oo • t.ll lnl!'
3. ~pt'<'l .tl l""hlt ·••' u l , "''~' pdrlin~:
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LOC.•\1 . POLICE PO\\'EH 1:\\'t:Jl\F CO:\OEMNATIO:\ LIABILITY
FOR PIIY lt.AI. DA~I A(.;E TO Plli\'•\TE PHOPEHTY
A . Ot'lll .tl o •. ,trut I lOll I ,K .d PoiiC t' Pow•·r in EmPrF:ency Situations
B. ~um nt.on Almte meut o f \l ,.n.t<·t·' to ll !'<~it h a nd . Jfet\' c
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Enfo>rt ""''·nl of BuiiJI III! .tnd Houslllg Code'
"~"'"'' .111 d Dt•<tnwll "n ·" '>a nctions to Enforc·e Coll,tlt·r.tl
Policw'
Thwsday Afternoo n . April 30 ..... Mr. lacobs
COMML':"<ITY HEOEVEI.OPME\ I 1\'TERACTIO\' OF LAWYEHS ,
ECONO\HSTS. HL'II.DEHS, 1'1. \\ '\FR\. Fl.\':\\'CIEHS . AND
CO\'E R:\\I E\'T OFFI C IA LS FOil Cm f\fl'NITY PROGRESS
A. H isto r il'JI Background uf ( omrn unih· Rf'do ·'·<'lopnwnt A :\t•c•J
To Bt• Filled
1:1 . Th!' Legal Basi\ of f),.,C'Iopmo ·nt Al'livitit>s
I. The conct>pt o f 'blight"
2. lnt c rgo,·c rnrn en t ~l rt>lationships
3. l'ublk-Private partnPnhip rel ations
4. 7\ature of the Opc'ratm!: govrrnutental !'ntity
C Pra< tu .tl Probl ems · lut Pr<h<ciphn.t~· o lut io ns
0 Prut.c~lur.tl Tec:hniques aud \iechaniC'S
1 Fmtual ste p s
2 \ttfh <llt ·ance o f land N ·onomiC's
3 Rol.-uf land use <·o nlfl•l '
4 Ht'lnt •lion of t•xist m g •ll't·up.tnt\
5 l'art1< 'I"" lion of O<.'< up.tnts '" the prnjl'ct
6 . Arr.tnl(lng for llnant 'llll(
E GenNul Observations · Tht• Rnl,· uf Pr" a te und Puhh<' l.,t\\ "'"
in Org•n>llll,l! , nd Carn ing O.tt <'ou >m unity Red P' elupnlt'nl
Projf'<·t '
friday M ominq . May I . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr . Jacoba
COMML'I\'ITY REDEVELOPME!I:T I N ACTIO\' EXAMPLE FHOM
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B. Pro1ech Invol ving Fedrral Loan Fund• Onh
C Projt'('h Organized and Ftna11u-d Without F~dt•ral .,,,,.t,tll<<'
"\01 E This ,e ·,ion wt)l bt• d.·,ott-d to a det.1i l tl d··" npltou
tJ I >l'lc~'led commumt rt•d<·,..!upnwnt proJN 1\ of '''" mg dc·~rt·•·, u f complexitv .md "'' auJ .1 ''"'p-hv·,t<•p .t<<•>u•.t •• t
ho" thev wt•re orgallllt•cl wh,u h pu .tl pmhlems "c•n 1 '" ''""
terec..l . .and mean s Pmpl o \ t"'\1 to O\.-t"h ,m••· ,,t, t .l( If'' tu "u {,~,,tn l
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LOC Al. POLICE 1'0\\ Ell . \ll ':\ICIPAI. Ll :\llll.ITY FOH
1\11' \111\IE:\T OF PHOPEHT' \'.-\ I.U::S BY HECl'L.HOI1Y POI.ICIES
-l:o-\'EII~E C:01'\DE\I:o-:\TI0'
.\. Tht • l .l'!(al Dilt•t"'"·' l'o li< t' Po" t•r v. Entllll'lll D nm.tin
l. Confu!\iou 111 tlu • d<•t:i,um.\1 l.tw
2 . Dt,agrcr•mcnt ,,.,. to h,t,it th(•or y
II . Et-onoutit · Lo'"'' C a llS<'d h y He~ul .ll ion' uf Pl'r<<tn .d Comlut:l
C . E t:~nonnt · Los'''' C.au<l'<l I"· Lallll -l '<e llet:ul.t ltnm
1. ~uisanl'<'·t\'pc n ·)!,ulatu'"'
2. Protecli\'e rc,tri t·timh ,. ~. fl ood-plain n ·s tndion' \
3 . Zonin!( limit a tiom
D . E(.-onomk-Loss c< Caused hy Cotnpnhon E')><'ll t lotnr~' and
Coni ribut ions
I. Compelled improvf.'ntl'lll ,( !anti
2. Con<.litional extt•n,io n of public hendih
3 . lilit y reiOl'.l tiOII \
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April 27 -May 1 , 1970
FACULTY
IC. ALEX BICKLEY 1s tht• C•ty Attorney . City o f Dallas. H tool. hi' L L R
degn•e at the L'm,~rslt~ o l Te•a ~tr BKI.It•\' i a fa nner Cit y Att orn<'\ o l
Abilene. Teu> H e has <erHd a' the-Cha1rn1.11l of lmtitutes 0 11 Ennnt•nt
Domain and on Pl~m11ng .1nd Zomnc .lt the ~nuthwe >t'!rn Legal Foundation.
:.LJ~d has oft .. n ..,._.,n a lecturer at the>~ 1nstitutt•s li e "a former pre>~tlt ·nt o f
the Tt•xa> C1l\ \tl umev,· Association and ha< let·tured for varion> l<·~al
and ot hn prof<',SIOUal group \fr R1 kll·~ \ .. xperient-e i' ~xtl'"''"' in tlw ~ld> o l ell111lt'llt dumain . ton actiOn' tnal .md app<'llat c pro<'t"d llrt''· .md
municipal pbnmng .. nrl 1.o ninc
IUGIME I . JACOBI " ,, member of th<' l~hlorm.1 Liar , .md pr.1etll<'> 1-"''
m Lo' Angtles I h > .o\ B and J .D de!!fr>e> "'t>r' a word d hy thr l 'mwmh
o f C.1hforma .. o\ furm..r Deputy Attorn<'' Gencr.1l of C.•hfomia. l~t · prc,entl y
~JX'Cialu.<·< in matt.-rs penamlng to l'<l mmumtv n>dt•' t'lopment and urh.111
renoew.1l. .10d " legal advisor to t-nv r~evelopment .1gencie> .1nd c ill<''·
Formerly \'•ce -Chatnnan and Comm•ntoner of the .1hlorm.1 St.lh' Com -
m•ss wn on Housing and Community Devdo pmcnt . h '' prcscnth a 11'1'111 ·
he-r of the Communi ty Development Committ<•t· of thl' Le.•gu <· of ,,l,fonu.l
itlt"S , "nd is a member of the .Ext"C"utivf: Board . Pac1flc outhw e>t Re~•on .. l
C oum•l National .o\s.ociation of H nusing .11HI Rf'de,·l'lopm.-nt Olli< ,,,), lh
'"'"' the pnnc1pal draftsman of the r ~-od•6.:.t t1on of th~ C.1liforn1.1 011111111
rutv Redevelopment L.tw in 1963 . .1s ·well ·'' of otlwr lc\\1 l:llum o\llt\t' "'
h.tr associ.thon tcttvlh~'· he i~ now S<"rvi11g ·'' Cha1rno.tn of tlw 1\.o\ C:'""
n ulle on lnt~rgovemmental Hel:ltioo> Set1 10n of l .o< ,,! Co\'t'mlll<'llt 1.."'
H e u w ·author of "R~development \t.km!?, l 1W<I .111rl L>"uoed l ...t11d '' •tl
able and l '>~blt.:."l! II sting> L . ]. 241 , 195i \
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e ur rt-ntl y Ass istan t D t rt •t to r of th~ l 'tuft'd St.tte') A dv1~'l r~ \.omnll''IUII o n
lntt·rgo,c mme nt a l llelolot >"'· "lu·re In ' I""" •pal ·'"it:nnlt'nt < h.1w rPI.ttf•d
to pro bl e m > of ta xa t ion and fin .""'' Folio"'"~,, ll A frn1t1 '\n tr<' D a me
l 'n inn•ty .. 1nd a n ~1.1' :\ frv n1 \\'·'''"' ~t .t t r l 1nl\t'"'"· hr wa < .1\\',mle<l
lm Ph .D . in Polill ca l Sut'n"' I" th ·· l 'n"''"'t'· of "''"""'''· Or. Sh.1n non
l 'lKtnlina ted the pre p ara tu tn of "'" t.d ""port .tnt p nhl to ·''""" nf t iH' :\d\'i .
<ory Coon mis sion . induding Ft" nl lluhmr c 111 t il<' Alit• 11 ra n Fl'l i<-ml Sy.,l!·m
1 196i ). State 'Aid to /.oral C:nt ~'"""""/ 1 1969 ). Ff'dl'lfli ·Statr Coordination
of P.:r soMllncolll c Taxr v I 'Ill ~ I , •• n d Sla/!'·Loml Trlfnlio n a"'/ lndtHtrial
l.o<'al ion ( 196i ) .
AllVO VAN ALSTYNE. Professor nf Law , U nhr''"'' .,f l 't.d1. fo rltl e rly
Prufe<sor of Law. Uni\'ersitv of Calif u mi.1 . Los :\ngt·ln. ".t nt r ltllwr of the
California Bar and a for111 e r Dcputv C'11ttnt~· l.oun"·l I m •\nt:o •lt·> Co unt~··
H(• has bt-t •n a con!l.ultant to th e C.difnrni.l L.lw Ht •''''"'" Conttt u,,inn '111 ce
1957, prinl'ipally in <'01111 <'< lion "ith loot:.tl go\'e rn~t~c r o l pro hlt ·nh . Hi < puh.
li shed works include Stat e at~~ II oo·al C .r>t)('rrrn"'"t /.a u Hl70 •., n ·autho rro
with Profeswr Sho Sat o ; lalr(orru11 C:o rr ·mme nt T ort I "'''"'''' 1 l<}R4 . wrth
1969 Supplement ); Stu dtf Relatlll f.! to Sorcrer!(n /u """"''t 196.1 t .md
num(•rous articles in 1.,,. J<JUrn .<h II ·· h." "n ttl'n ""'' .. • llfrt••l t·xh•n,l\dy
in fields of local gO\enome nt l.tw. <•>m tr t u tiun ,tl Ia" ""' t "rl pron·dure.
Profeswr Van Alstyne "'"'<'< ,,, Ch.urm,•n o f hu rt • "'""'' fo r tlw Ccuter
for Municipal Legal Studtt•< n f T ht • ~o uth we>t e no I ··t:JI Fo ur u la tro n .
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COUNC IL I'·-,,.~ FI LE
CITY OF ENGLe\ 000, C OLO.
SIDEWA LK TMPROVEME DISTRICT 70
EN 1 EERJNG ES T IMATE
BLOCK
3100 South Acoma Street
3100 South Banno k Stre t
3200 South Bannock St re t
3200 South Cherok e S reet
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5 /27 /70
SE CT ION A
$4 ,212 93
$3 ,095 8 7
$1 ,6 76 96
$2 ,446 08
$11 '431. 84
SECTION B
$1 ,449 .61
$ 541.59
$1 ,850 46
$ 615 .00
$4 ,456 .66
TOTAL
$5 ,662 .54
$3 ,637 .46
$3 ,527 .42
$3 '061. 08
$15 ,888 .50
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FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager vooc; "''-~2
. Co'-o. DATE: June 1, 1970
S BJEC T : EMPLOYEE WAGE BENEFIT RECOMMENDATIONS
For the past several weeks, we have been conducting wage and benefit
discussions with our three employee associations . Enclosed are copies
of "Letters of Understanding" from all three which substantially foll ow
our previous discussions.
Also , e nclosed are two memoranda from the Board of Career Service
Commissioners. One recommends a ten per cent (10%) pay increase
and the other recommends that there no longer be a limit placed on the
amount of sick leave which may be accumulated by a n employee. An
"across the board" ten per cent {10 %) pay increase for all class ified
and non-cl ass ified positions effective J anuary 1, 1971, would cost
approximately $200, 000, of which ne arly $30,000 would c ome out of the
utility funds .
We feel very fortunate to h ave ac hi eved agreement on ubstantially the
same package with all three associations this early in the year. All
appear to be reasonable requests, so I, therefore, strongly urge the
Council to accept and approve these memoranda from the Board of
Career Service Commissioners and further recommend th at I be dir-
ected to prepare, for Council ac tion, the appropriate do uments to
implement thes e provisions before October 1, 1970. This will permit
us to include the new salary figures in our budget projections .
Respe tfully ,
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LETT ER OF UNDERSTARDIBG
BETWEEN REPHES ENTATl V ·S OF THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE AS~OCIATION AND
CITY OFFICIALS
The following ia a letter ot underataDdiQ& that baa been conolu4ecl
tbroush Jlllltual 41aouaaiona betw.en .-bel-a ot the ~•wood Police
Aaaoc1at1on and City ottic1ala.
We tbe underaigne4 agree to re~n1f tbe following to our aa aoc-
1ation aDd the city council:
1. A 10% pay inoreaae tor all olaaait1e4 poaitiona will
so into ettect Jaau&r7 1, 1971.
2. Maximum aiok leaTe will be exteDiled to one hundred
twenty (120) 4aya.
). A moratoriWil on wage inoreaaea tbroup 1971-72. It,
boveyer, the aTerage wage pa14 by the oitiea ot Ar'Yada,
Aurora, Den.er, and Littleton 1ncreaaea to 8 % aboTe
that being paid by the City ot .Enslevoo4, discussion
tor turther pay inareaaea will begin immediately.
4· In 1971 we will be open tor 41aouaa1on or aame poaa1ble
improT~enta in tr1~ benetita, 1nolud1ag convera1on
ot siGk leaTe. ·
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lETTER OF UNDER~T A N -~~
BET E E:~ HEPrtE 1• i-. f :V ES OF THE El'{GLEWO OD EMP L JY .·.r ::' ASSOC ! A 'I ION
AND CITY OFFICI ALS
Th -f u 1 wing ·, let ter of understanding that. un; been ;oncluded t ltrou~J, mut u al · j .; c t.: ssio ns between members of th f' I-:ngl e wo ud
Em l y ee s' A ss t•.: i a :.i on and City officials .
We ti:e undersigt.e d agree to recommend the foll ·W J n,;t, t o our-a::Is o c -
iati o n hnd the c i :1 council:
l. A 10% ~a incr ease f or all classified p ,sitions will
go i ntc e ff ec t January 1, 1971.
Maximum s ic k leave will be extended t o oro hundre d
t wenty (120 ) days.
J . A mor a o rium o n wage increases throt.gh l 7 1-72-It'.
however , the majority of surrounding met ropolita r. u rea
c itie s r ec eive increases of 8% above that being paid
by t h City o f Englewood, discussi o n f o r f'urt h er pay
incre o1 J will begin immediately .
I n 197 1 we ..-ill be open f o r discu ss ion of some P< sJ;b l c
i mp r ovements i n fringe benefits, inclu ding conversi o n
o f si c k leave and improvement of the 1 :e3ent pen ~io n
p r ogram.
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LKT'rER Of UND&NITAMDIJIIO B&TW&KN
REPR&!'ENTAtTJVU OF THE &l«JL&WOOD rla&FICliiTKR8' AMOCIA'm>N
AND cl'n ornciALI
1be followiAC Ia a WS.r of~ tM& U. .__.,.,.,...., ~
lllldllal dl.ouei.., ~-_..._n ol. a. &litillianod nretlp&el'8' Auoct-
aU• ud Ctt;J oftlc:lala .
We, die adentped, -.r-to lWIOeiD_. tM lallewliW lie_,. AaMClatloa
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MEM ORAN DUM
STANLEY H. DIAL, City Manager
FROM : JOHN F . MURPHY, Personnel Director
SUBJECT : LETTERS OF UN DERSTANDING
Date : June 1, 1970
This is to inform you tha t the Career Service Boa rd unanimo usly
recommends to the City Council o f the Ci ty o f Englewood the
adoption of the wage program as outlined in the Letters of Under-
standing for the Police , Firefighters', and Employees' Associations.
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MEMORANDUM
T O : STANLEY H . DIAL, City Manager
FR OM: JOHN F . MURPHY , Personnel Director
SUBJECT : SICK LE AVE
Date : June 1, 1970
The Career Service Board would like to re comm end to the City Counc il
o f the Ci ty o f Englewood that the limitation on the amount of accu -
mulation of sick l eav e be lifte d, and beginning in 1 97 1, there would
be no furthe r restrictions as to the amount of sick leave an indiv-
idual ma y accumulate .
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CIT'!. Of ENGLE
TO : St nnley H. Dt'll , City Manager DATI ~"l Y 18, 1970
FROM : J ack L. \l1s oy, Chief of Police
SUBJECT : Muni cip a~ J ~:nanc e 1 7 .1 0
At.tachoo ;l l ease find , rep ort concerning a survey conduc t.ec1 by t his department
regarding grune s am am • !.I'-ement devices located w1 thin liquor e s t.a lis hmen t.~ in
the City o f Englewood.
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Jack L . C1.1s y
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FRO!'!: :)n•prti vt• . ''"•In Alvin :Jar funk l P
h:" ... 'e!'l ,ga i on Refer ence Muni c:1 .: l r; ·nne'! 1 7 . C
"f.('gt~lo ' "l of Pool and Bovltng Mtab l:.~h mn r.'
,,,. :•r o v ;sior~ 1 !'unic ipal Ordinance 17.1 0 ti' l 6 J 1
a nd ·•o w .. Es 'lhl l ~· ,....,,s," it is required that th" t!:allle!l
ordi n '<l .-.·; such <!'1 . " : ables, bowl ing alleys, e tc ., m\1.!1'
late r th 1n 12 o'c ~c . ~idnl gh of any day.
""gul at io n~ of Pool
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·• closed n vn no
A s pe c i" su:-vey va • -e b y members of the police ddpart.~~~e • dnr i ng ~h e weeK
o f May 11), 19"0 , to lto:~r'll!ne attitudes and i.nlpressi o ns of ·." re pl e inn •ed
in play-'.r\6 he se g,..-~, 'l!ld managen~ent's co-nts reg ttrding :.r e e!'fec • or . heir
bue1ne!ls as they comr :· vi. th this ordinance.
All of the C011111 '!n ;, '-om management revealed that the r.lc !!~"" of th e s~ oiU1811
actual ly caus ed ' ;o~' o f bue inees to these establish~n ~. ~ ny of ~n ~~
pla.ying cu sto ~~~er e, < •bou t t he 11idnight closing n :· he g,...,.~ :·ooms, v ou I .~taYe
the e!ltablishrnen 'ln·: o roc eed to another bar in e lther ;,.1 • ... · ~n o r De ~· 'llhere
pl aying of thP!'Ie g.v .. ~ is 'l llowed during the t~ the n u \~ o p en. SON& ..>!" T.he
O""'"n ~ !'rom marn;·eN-n even indicated that bus iness 1. .:en~ral vas l oet t.o other
cit i.P.s ~1t 11lowe• ''-'3 " gaJTieS to operate fully dur in~ bus i ness hour!'!. ,)ne bar
o wn er ,.,..n indica· f·: ·.t.a · he felt t he 1a111es kept cus o me r~ ~~>Wi ng ab o u U\d lowered
the c at~•,. f or 1n' · · · on .
:l e Yera.l o"l."' vl'leTS wu· ~ . ~rvi ewoe d resariing the i r thOU~h · ~
vas unam l >J~1 y v oic t>-~ ·• ·' 'hP. g a."'es shoul d re~~~a in open ,.,
r• t.h e sur• •c · , ru1d i
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A check .. h th P rn~r o. l lf!\l •,eniUl a nd p~tro l e erge 1n 'l r •• •• '!<i h e >J..i nl on tha t.
he re ·t o <'\on ,.!' :.h" T.idnq~ht l osi ng would have no ad ·w r•• o l 'fec~ .):1 ne polict nc
requir .... ~'l!-5 n:' ',he3" e ;',ab l lllhments . A. further chec.: : 1!''1· • uj no S"T·•'U! c ~l1catio!W
invo 1 v1 no( \.he cll!l · · . c, 1 'tying hese games .
It i s, thorefo.e,
ment ion..,J i n ~ d·1
:-• ·~·nded th ·tt. o rd 1nance 1 7 .1 0 b .. \MOO '' • •• ·.o "llcw • '1 e g a~~~l'l!l
r·· rPlnC~> Ul rP.lllllin open IL'\ il b r c. o~. · " · '"'e.
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RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND APPROVING REC~TI6is '\I)-
FOR 1971 CITY EMPLOYEE SALAR I ES AND RELATE D BENEFIT~;A '
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WHEREAS, the city Coun cil of the City of Engle~~~
has authorized the City Manager and Personnel Di rector to ~cuss
employee wc :e a nd related benef it matters with re p resentativ~
of City employee groups and to conclude such discussions with
recommenda tions to the City Council; and
WHEREAS , the c onclusion s o f these aforementioned
discussions have resulted in three "Le tters of Un derstanding "
between the afor ementioned City offici als and representatives
of the Englewood Po l ice Association , the Eng l ewood Fire F ighters'
As sociation , and the Eng l ewood Municipal Emplo yees ' Association:
and
WHEREAS , the Board of Career Service Commissioners
of the City of Eng l ewood has reviewed t he aforementioned MLetters
of Understanding " and have recommended the ado ption of the same,
subject to c ertain modifications.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
of the City of E nglewood does hereby approve and accept t he j oint
recommendations o f the aforement ioned City officials and
emplo yees , as incorpo rat e d in the "Le t ters of Understanding"
hereinabove r eferred to, and does hereby a nnounce its intent to
implement such recommendations in such resolutions and ord i-
nances as may be nec es sary to e ffec tua t e the same effective
January 1, 1971.
Mayor
ATTEST :
x officio City clerk-Tre asurer
I , Stephen A . Lyon , ex of ficio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, do hereby certi fy that the above and
foregoing is a true , accurate and complete copy of a resolution
p a ssed by the City Council of the City of Englewood at a regular
meeting h eld on June 1 , 1970.
Ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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TO : All Members of the Englewood City Council
FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE: June 1, 1970
SUBJECT : COMING EVENTS CALENDAR
THURSDAY, JUNE 4TH, 6:30P.M. -ARAPAHOE MAYORS COUNCIL.
Club House of the Aurora Municipal Golf Course at 1st and Peoria.
You are invited to come early and play a round of golf. Major Elliot S.
Lipson, Deputy Demilitarization Officer, will speak on "Rocky Mountain
Arsenal -Past, Present, and Future. "
MONDAY, JUNE 8TH, 7:30P.M.-INFORMAL STUDY SESSION.
Conferen ce Room A of the Englewood City Hall.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 11,
12 and 13 -COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 48TH ANNUAL CONFER-
ENCE. Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, Colorado. Irene will be in touch
with you to request the number of reservations you will need for the
various meals, etc,
MONDAY, JUNE 15TH, 6:00 P.M. -JOINT DINNER MEETING WITH
THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION. Details of this meeting
will be given to you later. Regular Council meeting will follow at 8:00
p .m. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH -URBAN MAYORS MEETING. Details of this
meeting will be given to you later.
MONDAY, JUNE 15TH, THROUGH FRIDAY, JUNE 19TH. City Mana-
ger Stanley H. Dial will be on vacation and Assistant City Manager,
Wm. L. McDivitt will serve as Acting City Manager.
FRIDAY , JUNE 26TH, SATURDAY, JUNE 27TH, and SUNDAY, JUNE
28TH . Dedication ceremony of the West Slope Water Diversion Pro-
ject and Council study session. See memorandum to y ou dated June 1,
1970, re this subject.
FRIDAY, JULY 39, 1970 -LEGAL HOLIDAY (INDEPENDENCE DAY
IS JULY 4TH). As is our policy when a legal holiday falls on a Satur-
day, City Hall offices will be closed on Friday. However, the Library
will remain open on Friday, July 3rd, and be closed on Saturday, July
4th.
MONDAY, JULY 6TH -RE GULAR COUNCIL MEETING.
Respectfully,
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City Manager
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WATER DIVERSION CEREMONY
AND COUNCIL STUDY SESSION
FRIDAY I JUNE 26, 19 70:
9 :00 a .m. -Leave by car to Hideaway Park.
12:00 noon -Lunch at Hideaway Park.
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6:00p.m. -Dinner.
SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1970:
8:00 a .m. -Breakfast.
9:00 a.m. -Council study session.
12:00 noon -Lunch.
2:00 p.m . -Ceremony at Water Diversion Project.
4:00 p.m. -Free time.
SUNDAY I JUNE 28, 1970:
8:00 a .m. -Breakfast.
9:00 a .m. -Council study session.
1 2:0 0 noon -Lunch and the n leave for home.
Res pect full y ,
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FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager
DATE : May 28, 1970
SUBJECT: INCREASED WORK LOAD IN MUNICIPAL COURT
Enclosed is a copy of a memorandum from the Director of FiDaDce out-
lining the increasing work load in the Municipal Court. We would urge
you to read this memorandum so that you will be advised of the situation
which we will be discussing in the near future.
Respectfully ,
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City Manager
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FROM: Mr. Stanley H. Dial, Ci ty Manager
DATE: May 28, 1970
SUBJECT: FRIDAY, MAY 29TH -LEGAL HOLIDAY
In keeping with our policy relative to legal holidays which fall on Satur-
days, we will close all offi c es at City Hall proper (excluding the Library)
on Friday, May 29, 1970.
R e spectfully,
7~/r77~
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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