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INTRODU~~-~~ ~'i'·Bfl.\ BY COUNCILMAN._ .......... ,;~~a_.=<-1~-----or ,.. ,. ' ~
:0 co'~._ · ORDINANCE NO. 3_Q, SERIES OF 1970
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AN ORD~~~~NG AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTS!;f:.ll-'tQ·~<iltoWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 70 ;
ORDER ~CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS;
A~ !DING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood , Colo-
rado , pursuant to the Charter and Ordinance No. 14 , Series of
1965 , of said City and the Laws of the State of Colorado ,
hereby finds and determines that there exists a necessity for
the creation of Sidewalk Improvement District No . 70 , in said
City , and the construction therein of sidewalk improvements ,
as described herein ; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore directed the
Director of Public Works to prepare plans , specifications ,
maps and schedules in accordance with said laws; and
WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works has prepared all the
maps and certificates of his survey , as well as schedules ,
plans , specifications , approximations of cost , and all other
matters and things in complete form and substance as required
by law ; and
WHEREAS, the said maps and certificates of his survey ,
as well as schedules , plans , specifications , approximations
of cost , and all other matters are hereby approved and adopted
by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, Notice of a public bearing concerning the crea-
tion o f the District and the construction of the improvements
therein and upon this ordinance has been published once a week
for three weeks in the Englewood Herald , a newspaper of general
circulation in the City, and , in addition , a copy of the Notice
bas been ma i led , postage prepaid , to each known owner of real
property within the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, at the time and pl.ace specified in said Notice ,
the City Council met in open session for the purpose of hear-
ing any objections or protests that might be made against said
improvements; and
WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly
heard and considered , the Council has determined that such
objections should be denied except as this ordinance has
accepted them and incorporated herein changes in said District
based upon said objections.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. Sidewalk Improvement District No . 70 is hereby
created and the improvements hereinafter described , consisting
of certain sidewalk improvements , are duly ordered after Notice
duly given and Hearing duly held , all as required by law.
Section 2. The extent of the District to be assessed for
the cost of the improvements shall be all the real property
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specially benefited and as more particularly set forth in the
Notice of Hearing as provided by a Resolution of the City
Council passed and adopted on the 15th day of June, 1970. The
kind of improvements and the sidewalks on which such improvements
shall be as follows:
1. Necessary installation , removal and replacement
of concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter , togeather
with the appurtenances and incidentals, in the
City's right-of-way contiguous to the following
properties:
Location Lots Block Subdivision
3100 South Acoma 1-24 1 Bee's Addition
25-48 2 Bee's Addition
3100 South Bannock 1-24 2 Bee's Addition
25-48 3 Bee's Addition
3200 South Bannock 1-12 3 s. G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
13-24 2 s. G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
14-26 Abbott's Subdivision 2nd filing
3200 South Cherokee 1-12 2 s. G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
1-13 Abbott's Subdivision 2nd filing
13-24 1 s. G. Hamlins Broadway Addition
14-26 1 Park Addition
Seven unplatted pieces of property as follows:
El sl sl NEi SWi of Sec. 34-4-68 Desc. as fol: Beg. at pt.
50 ft. S of intersection of N line of El sl sl NEi SWi Sec. 34
withE lineS. Bannock St.; th. S along Eline S. Bannock St.
100ft., m/1; th. E 133ft.; th. N. 100ft. m/1; th. W 133ft.
m/1 to pob.
Part of El Sl Sl NEi SWi Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol.: Beg.
at pt. on E line S. Bannock St. which is 140 ft. S. of N line
El sl Sl NEi SWi; th. E //to said N line 133ft.; th. S //
to E. line of S. Bannock St. 101 ft. m/1 to pt. 91 ft. N of
s line of said El sl sl NEi swl; th. w // to said S line a
distance of 133 ft. m/1 to E line S. Bannock St; th. N along
E line S. Bannock St. 101 ft. m/1 to pob.
Part of El Sl Sl NEi SWi Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Beg. at
pt. which if 15 ft. E of SEcor. wl sl sl NEi swl said sec. 34;
th. proceeding E. 46.58 ft. to pt.; th. N 91ft.; th. W 46.58 ft.;
th. S 91 ft. to pob.
Part El Sl Sl NEi SWi sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Beg. at pt.
95 ft. S of intersection of N line of El Sl Si NEi SWi Sec. 34
with E line of S. Bannock St.; th. S along E line of S Bannock
St. 45ft.; th. E 133ft.; th. N. 45ft.; th. W 133ft. to pob.
Part in El Sl sl NEi SWi of Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Beg.
at pt. 50 ft. S of intersection of theN line of El Sl Sl NEi
swl of said Sec. 34 withE line of S. Bannock St.; th. S along
E line of S. Bannock St. 45 ft. m/1; th. E 133 ft. m/1; th.
N 45 ft. m/1 ; th. W 133 ft. m/1 to pob .
Part El Sl Sl NEi SWi Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Beg. at pt.
133 ft. E of intersection of N line of El Si sl NEi SWi Sec. 34
withE line of S. Bannock St.; th. S 50 ft. to a pt.; th. due
W //to S line NEi SWi Sec. 34 toE lineS. Bannock St.; th.
N aloni Eline S. Bannock St. 50 ft.; tb. E 133ft. along N
line E~ Sl Sl NEi SWi Sec. 34 to pob.
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Part SW! Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Beg. at pt . 380 ft. W
and 138ft. S of NE cor. of SE! SW! Sec . 34 ; th. N 198ft.;
th. W 132.5 ft.; th. N 31ft.; th. W 86ft.; th. S 91ft. to
N line SE! SW! Sec. 34 ; th. W. along N line of SE! SW! Sec . 34
46.75 f t. to E line of strip of land conveyed by Miller's Super
Markets , Inc. to City of Englewood ; th. S along E line of said
strip conveyed by Miller's Super Markets , Inc. to City of
Englewood 138ft.; th. E along N line of W.Greenwood Ave.
265 ft . to pob .
Section 3. Said District shall be known as the same is
hereby designated "Sidewalk Improvement District No. 70", in
Englewood , Colorado .
Section 4. The construction of said sidewalk improvements
in and for said District , as shown by the plans , specifications
and maps thereof , prepared by the Director of Public Works and
approved by the City Council of the City of Englewood and now
on file in the office of the Director of Public Works , be and
the same is hereby authorized and ordered , the material to be
used with such maps , plans and specifications.
Section 5. The estimated total cost of said improvements
is $15 ,888.50; it is proposed that the City of Englewood will
pay approximately $4,456.66 toward the total cost of said im-
provements. The balance of the total probable cost (being
approximately $11 ,431.84) is to be paid by special assessments
to be levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove
described. The approximate share of the total cost to be assessed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fronting or abutting
on said improvements is set forth in the Notice of Hearing ,
as provided by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City
Council on the 15th day of June , and is :
Vertical curb and gutter 3.54 per lin. ft.
Sidewalk (4" thick) . 87 per sq. ft .
Driveway (6" thick) 1.11 per sq . ft.
Removal of old sidewalks .26 per sq. ft.
Removal of old vertical
curb and gutter . 87 per lin . ft.
Saw concrete 2.76 per lin. ft.
Section 6. All assessments levied against the aforesaid
parcels of real property will be due and payable , without
demand , within thirty days from and after the final publications
of an ordinance assessing the costs of said improvements against
the real property in the district. In case of any owner of
real property shall fail to pay whole of such assessment against
his property within said thirty days , then , the pro rata cost
of said improvements so assessed against his property , together
with interest at the rate of 7% per annum on any unpaid balance ,
shall be payable in five equal annual installments. The first
of such installme~ts of principal and interest shall be due and
payable at such time as may be determined in and by the asses-
sing ordinance , and the remainder of said installments shall
be due and payable successively on the same day of each year
thereafter , unt i l all are paid in f ull .
Section 7. The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized to advertise for bids to construct such improve-
ments in three (3) consecutive weekly issues o f the Englewood
Herald , a newspaper of general circulation published in the
City o f Englewood , which advertisements may run concurrently
with the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines
that the improvements proposed to be constructed and installed
will confer a special benef it upon the property within the
District and a general bene f it upon the City as a whole.
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Section 9 . All ordinances , or parts thereof in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed . This Ordinance , after its final
passage , shall be recorded in a book kept for that purpose,
shall be authenticated by the signatures of the City Manager
and Director of Finance , shall be published in said City.
Introduced , read in full and passed on first reading on
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Pu ~shed in full as a Bill for an Ordinance on the k?3
day of '7u-<.L)1 , 1970 .
ReaJl. by title and passed on final reading on the ..,..cf'fi
day of u~<:¥..--' 1970.
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Published W ~tl e as Or.s:l,inance No . -.:3 Q
1970 , on the 4?A day of ?l;[:f«gh 1970.
Attest:
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I, Stephan A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published ~ title as Ordinance
No. -~· Series of 1970. <-i>-1 5lL<-u/
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INTRODU~D.\~~ A BILL BY COUNCILMAN. _ _..)/i~~v~~t'-LL.t..l«{=+-9f-------
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~00~<''1' .~1~ ~!NANCE NO. 21 SERIES OF 1970
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c; AN ~IN ~OF~~~ALING SECTIONS 17.1-1 AND 19.5-9 OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE Qf\:~0C ITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO PERTAINING TO THE SALE
O f>~ED MALT BEVERAGES NEAR SCHOOLS.
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c,\~-{ WHEREAS, by decision of the District Court of Arapahoe
County, State of Colorado in re: Leslie E. Howe dba Sport Bowl
vs . City o f Englewood, Cas e No. 28145, the District Court re-
vie we d the within pertinent sections of the Englewood Municipal
Code; and
WHEREAS, on the 17th day of June, 1970, the Court made Find-
ings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and entered Judgment thereon; and
WHEREAS, in said Judgment the Court stated that provisions
dealing with the prohibition of the issuance of a license for the
sale of 3.2 beer at retail in any location within five hundred
(500) feet of a public or parochial school is not a proper, regu-
latory measure, wherein the State Statute pertaining thereto being
Chapter 75, Article I, CRS '63 as amended, does not contain such a
prohibition.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That Section 17.1-1 entitled, Sales Near Schools,
of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood, Colorado be and
the same hereby is repealed.
Section 2. That Section 19.5-9 entitled, Unlawful to Sell
Liquor Near Schools, of the Municipal Code of the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado be and the same hereby is repealed.
Introduced, r~d in full and passed on first reading on the
d?o day of ~k -')', , 1970.
~Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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Re~ by title and passed on final reading on
day of~~~«Z¢7 , 1970.
Published by title as Ordinance No. c2 9
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I, Ste ph e n A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
f oregoin g is a true, accurate and complete copy of an Ordinance
pas se d on f inal r e ading and published by title as Ordinance No.
d9 , Se ries of 1970.
ATTEST:
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AGENDA FOR
REGULAR COUNCIL SESSION
August 4, 1970
8:00 P.M. Call to order, invocation led by Reverend Doug Huigen of the
Englewood United Methodist Church, pledge of allegiance and
roll call.
1. Minutes.
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Regular meeting of July 20, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
Special meeting of July 27, 1970. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
2. Pre-scheduled citizens and visitors.
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(a) Recognition of "special guests" of the Council.
~ Mr. M. M. Summers, 3140 South Delaware Street, wtll
request an appeal of the Planning Commission's decision
not to rezone his property on West Oxford.
3. Public Hearing.
1a) A Public Hearing to rezone the Northwest Corner of West
Thomas Avenue and South Beverly Drive from R-4 to
I-1. (Memorandum from the Assistant Planning Director
dated July 2, 1970, has been previously transmitted.)
4. Communications.
v{a) Memorandum from the Chairman of the Planning and Zoning
Commission regarding the Capital Improvement Priorities
set by the Commission. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
~ Minutes of the Water and Sewer Board of July 21, 1970.
(Copies transmitted herewith.)
(1-{ Memorandum recommending the inclusion of additional
land into the Southgate Sanitation District as described
in the Proposed Supplement 24 to the Connector's
Agreement with the District.
t.f{( Memorandum recommending the inclusion of additional
land into the South Arapahoe Sanitation District.
• ~ I' .... L(::~( Memorandum recommending inc1iiS'io~ .of additional
land into the Southgate Sanitation District •. This land
is bounded on the south by Arapahoe Road, on the
east by Holly Street, and on the west by Colorado
Boulevard.
~ Memorandum recommending extension of sewer service
to the area generally bounded by East Stanford Avenue
on the north, East Layton Avenue on the south, South
Odgen Street on the west, and South Franklin Street on
the east.
1/(c) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of July 14, 1970.
(Copies transmitted herewith. )
v(d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting
of June 16, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
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Ll(e) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting
of July 22, 1970. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
City Attorney.
M A Bill for an Ordinance authorizing the Water and Sewer
Board to permit certain encroachments over the City
Ditch. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
u{, An Ordinance on Final Reading amending the Municipal
Code as it relates to the distance-from-schools require-
ment for the location of 3. 2 beer establishments. (Copies
previously transmitted.)
(c) An Ordinance on Final Reading establishing Sidewalk District
#70. (Copies previously transmitted.)
~ A Resolution of intent to annex certain property in the
vicinity of West Union and Tufts. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
(e) Attorney's choice.
6. City Manager.
L(lt(' A Report from the Director of Utilities on the Sewer Plant
Improvements and appropriations. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
~A Resolution appropriating funds in the Sanitary Sewer
Fund. (Copies transmitted herewith.)
t/, A Memorandum from the Public Works Director relative
to the status of 000 West Jefferson Avenue after completion
of interchange at Broadway and Highway 285. (Copies
transmitted herewith. )
/..J!( A Memorandum from the Public Works Director discussing
the cost of removing dead trees. (Copies transmitted
herewith.)
~ Agreement to permit construction of a R. R. spur over
a City water line in the vicinity of Pecos and Layton.
(Copies transmitted herewith. )
(f) Manager's choice.
6. Recognition of non-scheduled citizens and visitors.
7. General discussion.
(a) May or 's choice.
(b) Councilman's choice.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
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RESOLUTION NO . ~ , SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
IN THE SEWER FUND.
WHEREAS, certain repairs to digesters one and two which
were unanticipated for 1970 have become necessary, and
WHEREAS, an engineering study of the sewage treatment
plant has also become necessary.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1 . There is hereby appropriated to the
capital improvement series, Sewer Fund, $110,000. The source
of said funds to be a) retained earnings, $60,000 and b) reserve
for repairs and replacements, $50,000.
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance
are hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
in the Sewer Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 4th day of August, 1970.
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true and complete copy of
Resolution No. ~. Series of 1970 passed on August 4, 1970.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that there
is within the Sewer Fund an amount in excess of $110,000 which
said amount is unappropriated and is set forth under the equity
and reserve section of the balance sheet.
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RIES OF 1970
BE !~'RESOLVED BYr CITY COUNCIL 0 I HE CITY OF ENGLE-
( WOOD~, COLTh~0 :t is the intent of the City Council of the City
( of E wood, Color~do to annex and make a part of the said
Cit~ Englewood Jhe following described parcel of land, to-wit:
a point from which the common 1/4 corner
4 and 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West
th Principal Meridian, bears E 62.1 ft.;
thence 102.1 ft.; thence M 11°43' E 337.0 ft. to a
point o the N line of S 1/2 S 1/2 S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec.
4-5-68; thence W along~h N line of S 1/2 S 1/2
S 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 4-5-68 a dist. of 2,544.1 ft. to
a point on the W line S c. 4-5-68; thence S along
the W line of Sec. 4-5 68 330 ft. to the SW corner
of Sec. 4-5-68; thence S along the W line of Sec.
9-5-68 a dist. of 310.0 ft.; thence S 65°00' W 350.0
ft.; thence S 80°30' W 310.0 ft.; thence S 16°55' W
845.0 ft. to a point on the N line of the SE 1/4
NE 1./4 Sec. 8-5-68; thence W along the N line of the
SE 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 8-5-68 a dist. of 374.0 ft.;
thence S 0°18' W a dist. of 278.0 ft.; thence S 72°17'
E 631.2 ft.; thence S 00°01' W 688.2 ft.; thence S 89°
51'20" E 538.2 ft.; thence S 63°50'50" E 185.0 ft.;
thence S 76°09'50" W 44.1 ft.; thence S 67.8 ft.;
thence N 56°22' E 460.12 ft.; thence N 21°45' W 190.10
ft.; thence N 4°50' W 309.50 ft.; thence N 83°03' E
262.31 ft.; thence S 24°49' E 503.03 ft.; thence N 83°
03' E 80.85 ft.; thence N 82°55' E 434.88 ft.; thence
S 87°53' E 204.30 ft.; thence N 10°47' E 507.65 ft.;
thence S 84°59' E 508.19 ft.; thence S 56°00' E 331.84
ft.; thence S 11°19' W 404.25 ft.; thence N 89°47' E
333.60 ft.; thence S 20.0 ft.; thence E 168.7 ft. along
a curve to the left with a radius of 45 ft. through
215°; thence 52.1 ft. in a straight line to theE line
of S. Pecos St.; thence N 100.0 ft.; thence N 89°46'
E 87.3 ft.; thence N 125.0 ft.; thence N 89°46' E 244.0
ft.; thence S 125.0 ft.; thence N 89°46' E 329.26 ft.
S 12°55' E 597.64 ft.; thence N 08°05' E 400.4 ft.;
thence N 08°15' W 100.0 ft.; thence N 12°55' W 351.74
ft.; thence S 89°47' W 234.0 ft.~ thence N 670.0 ft.
to the LL in W. Stanford Avenue; thence W along said
LL 818.6 ft. to the E R.O.W. of U.S. Hwy 85; thence
N 11°43' E 1346.20 ft. to the POB; said tract con-
taining 192.837 acres more or less, Arapahoe County,
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2. That a public hearing will be held before the City
Council at the Englewood City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street,
Englewood, Colorado at 5?.' 00 o'clock P.M. on the f{-rL
day o f S:d 14: ~,A.D., 1970, at which time the Council
will d e termin;rif the proposed annexation complies with the
provisio ns of the "Municipal Annexation Act of 1965", Chapter
135, Article 21, Sections 3 and 4 CRS '63 as repealed and re-
enacted by the Se~on ~w~ .of the State of Colorado, 1965.
3. That the~Cit~Treasurer, ex officio Director
of Finance be and hereby is directed to give such notice of
the date, time and place of said hearing as is required by
law.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this _____ day of August, A.D.,
1970.
Mayor
Attest:
ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk,
certify that the above and foregoing is a true,
do hereby
accurate,
and complete copy of Resolution No.
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ex officio City Clerk
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REGULAR MEETING:
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
AUGUST 4, 1970
The City council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
county, Colorado, met in regular session on August 4, 1970 at
8:00 P.M.
Mayor Schwab, presiding, called the meeting to order.
Th e invoc ation was given by Reverend Doug Huigen of
the Englewood United Methodist Church. Pledge of Allegiance was
led by Mayor Schwab.
The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Senti, Lay, Dhority, Brown, Schwab.
Absent: councilmen Lone, Kreiling.
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 SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JULY 20, 1970 AND OF THE
SPECIAL MEETING OF JULY 27, 1970 BE APPROVED AS READ. Upon the
call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Dhority, Brown, Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilmen Lone, Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr. M. M. Summers, 3140 South Delaware, appeared before
City Council and requested an appeal of the Planning Commission's
decision not to rezone his property fronting on the south side
of west Oxford Avenue from R-1-C (single-family residential) to
R-2-B (two-family residential) and that the City Council hold a
public hear i ng on the rezoning.
Not e : A memorandum dated July 30, 1970 from Planning
Director Sup1 nger concerning the Plann1ng Commission's action
on the Summ e rs' rezoning was receive d for the record.
D1scussion ensued. It was the consensus of City council
that th e r e q ue st of Mr. Summers be taken under advisement until
the minutes of the P lanning and Zoni ng Commission meeting of
July 21, 19 7 0 we r e rec e ived.
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING '1'0 REZONE THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF WEST THOMAS
AVENUE AND SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE FROM R-4 TO I-1 BE OPENED. Upon
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the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Counci l men Senti , Lay, Dhority, Brown, Schwab.
Na y s: None.
Absent : Councilmen Lone, Kreiling.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing opened
at 8:28 P.M. (Note : A tape r e cording of the public hearing is
on file with the off~cial records.)
City Manager Di al introduced Mr. James Supinger, the new
Planning Director, to the members of City Council.
Listed below are the i ndividuals who appeared before
City Council and the exhibits presented:
Mrs. Dorothy A. Romans, Assi stant Planning Director.
(No te : Items previously received at the July 6, 1970
City Council public hearing on the rezon~ng, which was postponed,
include:
1. A memorandum from Mrs . D. A. Romans, Acting Director
of Planning, dated July 2, 1970 concern~ng the rezoning.
2. An aerial photo of the subject area.
3. A copy of a covenant filed by Robert G. and Lois
E . Cummings with the Planning Commission at their May 19, 1970
hearing.
4. A map of the subject area.
5. A protest petition filed with the Planning Commission
at their hearing on May 19, 1970.
6. A memorandum dated May 20 , 1970 to Mr. Kells
Waggoner, Director of Public Works from Mrs. D. A. Romans,
Acting Director of Planning, concerning the testimony at the hear-
ing on May 19 , 1970.
7. A summary of the annexation and zon~ng history of
the subject area .)
Exhibit No. 1
Exhibit No. 2
Exh i b jt No. 3
Exh i b~t No . 4
Photograph of the posting of the
zone change request.
The notice of public hearing as it
appeared in the Englewood Herald
July 9, 1970.
A covenant agreement affecting the
subJec t area.
A pet ition opposing the rezoning
conta~n~ng approximately 24
signatures (count unverified).
Mr. Ri chard Eason, attorney, 3311 South Broadway.
Exhibits No. 5-8
Exhibit No. 9
Photographs of Moore and Hansen
Manufacturing Company, 4796 South
Broadway. Moore and Hansen
Manufactur~ng Company plan to re-
locate on the proposed rezoned
property .
Bingo card which is manufactured
by Moore and Hansen Manufacturing
Company .
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Letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
D. Ko e hl e r dated August 4, 1970
stating t hat they find Moore and
Hansen Manufactu ring Company's
operati ons to be compatible with
res i d e n ti al liv i ng.
Mr. Jame s F.. Moore, 4796 Sou th Broa dway .
Mr. Rob e rt G. Cummings, 140 Gar f ield.
Mr. P ete Peterson, 180 We s t Gi rard.
Mr. William F. Manning, 1 5 40 We st Tu f t s.
Exhibit No. 11
Exhibit No. 12
Exhibit No. 13
Citi zens' recommendations to Moore
and Hansen Manufacturing Company if
rezoning approved.
A petition opposing the rezoning
containing approximately 25 signa-
tures (count unverified) • The
signatures on this petition were
obtained pr1or to the postponed
public hearing on July 6, 1970.
A petition opposing the rezoning
contai ning approximately six signa-
tures (count unverified). The
signatures on this petition were
obtained prior to this public
hearing.
(Councilman Kreiling entered the Council Chambers and
took his seat with Council at 9:20 P.M.)
Exhibit No. 14 Map of the subject area to be rezoned
showing the residential ownerships.
Mr. K. R. Stohn, 1530 West Tufts Avenue.
Mr. Fielding Moore, 4796 South Broadway.
Mayor Schwab asked those in the audience who would be
in favor of the rezoning if the recommendations made to Moore and
Hansen Manufacturing Company (Exhibit No. 11) were followed to
stand. TWo people stood .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Upon the call of the roll,
the vot e r e sulted as follows:
Aye s: Co uncilmen Senti, Lay , Kr e iling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Counc ilman Lone.
The Mayor declar e d the motion carried, and the public hearing
closed at 9:48 P.M .
BY AUTHORIT Y
ORDINANCE NO. 28, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE REZONING LOTS 5 , 6, 7 AND B, BLOCK 1, BELL
ISLE GARDENS, SECOND FILING, CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE,
COLORADO FROM R-4 (RESIDENTIAL -PROFESSIONAL) TO I-1 (LIGHT
INDUSTRIAL) .
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(C o p i e d in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 28, 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:
Ayes: Co uncilme n Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown.
Nays: Mayor S chwab.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Ma y or declare d the motion carr1ed.
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A memorandum from the Chairman of the Planning and
Zoning Commission regarding the capital improvement priorities
set by the Commission was received for the record.
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Th e minutes of the Water and Sewer Board meeting of
July 21, 1970 were received for the record with four recommenda-
tions attached.
Mr. Charles B. carroll, Director of Utilities, appeared
before City Council in regard to the various recommendations of
the Water and Sewer Board.
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, stated
that the Board was recommending Supplement No. 24 to the
Connector's Agreement with Southgate San itation District which
would incorporat e 20 additional acres within th e District.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD THAT ADDITIONAL
LAND BE INCLUDED WITHIN THE SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT AS
DESCRIBED IN THE PROPOSED SUPPLEMENT NO. 24 TO THE CONNECTOR'S
AGREEMENT WITH THE DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND THAT THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS.
Upon the call of th e roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Aye s: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Abs e nt: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr . Charles B. Carroll, Dir ector of Utilities, stated
that the inclusion of additi onal land w1thin the South Arapahoe
Sanitation District through Supplement No. 19 to the Connector's
Agr eement with the District would involve 31 acres •
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD THAT ADDITIONAL
LAND BE INCLUDED WITHIN THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE 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 result ed as follows:
Ayes: Counci lmen Senti , Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
S c hwab.
Nays : Non e .
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The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr . Charles B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, stated
that Medema Building Corporation had requested a letter of intent
of the City of Englewood to serve 93 acres of land bounded on the
south by Arapahoe Road, on the east by Holly Street, and on the
west by Colorado Boulevard.
Discussion ensued .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED , COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE AUTHORIZATION OF A LETTER OF INTENT TO SERVE THE AREA
AS DESCRIBED BY MR . CARROLL BE APPROVED.
(Coun cilman Lay left the Council Chambers at 10:02 P.M.)
Discussion continued.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone, Lay.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, stated
that a letter of intent to serve 90 acres in what is proposed as
Cherry Hills Sanitation District No. l had been requested of the
City of Englewood.
(Councilman Lay entered the Council Chambers and took
his seat with Council at 10:05 P.M.)
Discussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED, THAT
A LETTER OF INTENT TO SERVE THE PROPOSED CHERRY HILLS SANITATION
DISTRICT NO. 1 BE AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. Upon the call
of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Ma yor declared the motion carried.
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The minutes of the Library Board meeting of July 14, 1970
were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of June l , 1970 were received for the record.
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The minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of July 22, 1970 were received for the record.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Lay and read in full,
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 8 RELATING TO WATER AND
SEWER BY ADDING NEW SECTIONS THERETO, AUTHORIZING THE WATER AND
SEWER BOARD TO ISSUE LICENSES TO CROSS OR ENCLOSE THE CITY DITCH
AND TO ESTABLISH REASONABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS THEREFOR.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BE PASSED ON FIRST READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 29, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 17.1-1 AND 19.5-9 OF
THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO PERTAINING
TO THE SALE OF FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES NEAR SCHOOLS.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED , THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 29, 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:
Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 30, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IM.PROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 70 ~
ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTSJ AND
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION
OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED , COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 30 , SERIES OF 1970 BE PASSED ON FINAL READING AND
ORDERED PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD AND ENTERPRISE.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays ~ None.
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The Mayor d e clare d th e motion carried.
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RESOLUTION NO. 23, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUT I ON OF INTENT OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO TO ANNEX AN AREA OF LAND TOTALING 192. 83 7
ACRES MORE OR LESS , AS HEREINAFTER MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED~
AND SETTING A DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING THEREON~ AND
DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK-TREASURER TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID HEARING
AS REQUIRED BY LAW.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
THAT RESOLUTION NO. 23, SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED
AND THAT THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION BE ESTABLISHED FOR
SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 AT 8:00 P.M.
Discussion ensued.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY AND COUNCILMAN BROWN STATED THAT
THEY WOULD WITHDRAW THEIR MOTION AND SECOND.
(Note: As the resolution was not passed, No. 23 will
be reassigned~ and it will not be recorded in the official
Resolution Book.)
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City Attorney Berardini stated that he was gathering
information about the New Frontier Liquor license as it appeared
that it had been abandoned.
After discussion it was the consensus of City Council
that a written report be given on the abandoned license .
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City Manager Dial presented a memorandum from Mr.
Charles B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, dated July 31, 197 0 on
sewer plant improvements and appropriations.
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Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, appeared
before city Council and noted certain corrections to the memorandum.
City Manager Dial discussed the memorandum with City
Council and pointed out that there were three primary reasons
for the need for the supplemental appropriation~ emergency repai rs
to Digester No . 1 , repairs to Digester No. 2, and an engineering
study of the plant i t self. Mr. Dial stated that $58,000 would b e
a ceiling on the e ngi nee ring except for an unknown cond ition i n
the clari fiers which might caus e engineering costs to i ncrease,
and that Federal and State requirements on bypassing of the sewage
treatment plants which were currently being considered but not yet
adopted mi ght also c aus e an increase to the contract •
RESOLUT I ON NO. 23, SERIES OF 1970
A RESO LUT I ON AUTHORIZING CERTAIN FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
I N THE SEWER FUND.
(C o p ied in f ull i n t he official Resolution Book.)
COUNC I LMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
RESOLUTION NO. 2 3 , SERIES OF 1970 BE ADOPTED AND APPROVED. Upon
t h e call of t h e r o l l, t h e vote result ed as follows:
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Ayes: Councilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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A memorandum from the Public Works Director relative
to the status of 000 West Jefferson Avenue after the completion
of the interchange at Broadway and u.s. 285 was received for the
record and discus sed.
After discussion it was the consensus of City Council to
refer the matter to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
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A memorandum from Public Works Director Waggoner esti-
mating the cost to clean up dead trees within the City of Engle-
wood was presented.
City Manager Dial stated that if the City of Englewood
would remove trees and tree limbs placed on the curb and further
remove all trees from public rights of way, the total cost would
be approximately $478,000.
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City Manager Dial reminded members of City Council
that an employee picnic would be held on August 19, 1970.
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City Manager Dial stated that the Denver Regional
Council of Governments' Technical Advisement Committee had approved
the bus application for Federal aid. Mr. Dial stated that two
other committees of the Regional Council of Governments would be
required to take action.
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City Manager Dial stated that Director of Finance Lyon
had indicated that the certain property located in Scenic View
Sanitary Sewer District had been incorrectly certified to Arapahoe
County in the name o f Mrs. Gallegos instead of Mr. T. E. Greene,
and that Arapaho e County had stated that in order to correct the
certification that it would be necessary tor t he City Council to
take action.
COUN CILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE CERTIFICATION FOR THE SCENIC VIEW SANITARY SEWER DISTRICT
ASSESSMENT FOR THE N 47 FEET OF S 180 FEET OF LOTS 18-19, BLOCK
1, SOUTHLAWN GARDENS ANNEX, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, BE CHANGED FROM
MRS. GALLEGOS TO T . E. GREENE AND COMPANY, 5200 WEST BOWLES AVENUE
AND THE AMOUNT PAID TO DATE OF $76.35 BE REFUNDED TO MRS. GALLEGOS.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ay e s: Co uncilmen Senti, Lay, Kreiling, Dhority, Brown,
Schwab .
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Co uncil discussed the c apital i mprovement program
for 19 71 and future years and various means of ~nvolv~ng the
membership of the c ommu~i y in its formula~i on.
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City Manager Dial s t a ted that he would be taking four
days of vacation, Au~ust 20 through 25, 1970 , to go to Kansas.
COUNCILMAN SENTI MOVED , COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE ~ffiE TING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as fol lows:
Schwab . Ayes: Counc~lmen Senti, Lay, Kreil~ng, Dhority, Brown,
Nays : None.
Absent ~ Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned
at 11 :25 P.M.
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The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
County , Co lorado , met in regu lar session on July 20, 1970 at
8 :00 P.M.
Ma yor Schwab, presid1ng, c alled the meeting to order.
The invocation was given b y Mo nsignor Be rnard Cullen of
the S ai nt Louis Catholic Church. Pledge of Allegi ance was led
b y Boy Scout Troop No . 154 .
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll, the following were present :
councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti, Schwab.
Absent: Councilman 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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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF JULY 6, 1970 AND OF
THE SPECIAL MEETING OF JULY 13, 1970 BE APPROVED AS READ . Upon
the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mrs . Charles Henning, 3074 Cornell Circle, appeared
before City Council representing the Englewood Citizens for
Effective S torm Drainage and Flood Control. Mrs. Henning stated
that they were in support of the propos e d increase in the
Englewood sales and use tax.
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Mr Douglas Rogers, 13680 Crabapple Road, Golden,
Colorado, president of Gordo's, Inc., appeared before City
Council requesting approval of the reissuance of the liquor
lice nse of the Original Mexican Cafe, Inc ., 4595 South Santa
Fe, to Gordo's, Inc . Mr . Rogers introduced the other officers
and ow n ers of the corporation: Mrs . Virginia A. Rogers, 13680
crabapple Road ; Mrs . Lucill e Rogers, 10880 Linda Vista Drive,
Lakewood, Colorado; and Mr. Wesley Rogers, 10880 Linda Vista
Dri ve .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY SECONDED,
THAT THE LIQUOR LICENSE OF THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN CAFE, INC., 4595
SOUTH SANTA FE, BE REISSUED TO GORDO'S, INC . Upon the call of
the roll, the vo te r e sulted as follows:
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Schwab .
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Mr . Nate Burt, 5200 South Broadway, appeared before
City Council and voiced his support of the one cent increase to
the retail sales and use tax . Mr. Burt stated that this would
have some adverse impact upon retail business, but he believed
that the benefit in terms of progress in capital improvements
was worth the problems.
Mr. Chalmerse Parker, 3996 South Grant, appeared before
City Council and stated that he saw no ill effects of the sales
tax increase and that not all of the one cent increase should be
used for storm sewers. Mr. Parker stated that he hoped the Council
would effect a one mill reduction.
Mayor Schwab requested that those in favor of the one
cent increase stand. Eleven stood . No one stood in disapproval.
Mr. M. M. Summers, 3140 South Delaware, appeared before
City Council and voiced his support of the one cent increase to
the retail sales and use tax .
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CREATION OF SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. 70
BE OPENED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing
opened at 8:55 P.M. (Note: A tape recording of the public
hearing is on file with the official records .)
Listed below are those individuals who appeared before
City Council in regard to Sidewalk District No. 70:
Mr. Stanley H. Dial, City Manager.
Mr . Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works .
Mr . Tom Westerbuhr, 3201 South Bannock •
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the public hearing
closed at 9 :40 P .M.
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Mr. Cha r l es B. Carroll, Director of Utilities, and Mr .
Herbert McCall, o n sultant , appeared before City Council in
regard to bids received for S e wer Digester No. 2 .
A memorandum from Director of Finance Lyon and Director
of Utilities carrol l dated July 16, 1970 with an attached letter
fr om Mc Call -Ellingson Consulting Engineers dated July 13, 1970
was pr e sented to City Cou ncil .
City Coun cil discussed the proposed bid award.
COUNC ILMAN DH ORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED,
TI1AT ITEMS ONE THROUGH FOUR BE AWARDED TO DOUGAN CONSTRUCTION
CO MPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $13,150 AND THAT ITEM FIVE BE REBID AND
WORK COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH IT BE NEGOTIATED. Upon the call of
the roll, the vot e r e sulted as follows:
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: Councilman Lay .
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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The financial report for the month of June was received
for the record and discussed .
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A report on the American Librarians Association
Conference in Detroit was received for the record .
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The minutes of the Retirement Board meeting of July 7,
1970 were received for the record.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING "THE 1969 REVISED MUNICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD" INCORPORATING THEREIN THE BUILDING CODE
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER, THE FIRE PREVENTION CODE AND
THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE FOR COLORADO MUNICIPALITIES, THE COLORADO
STATE TRAFFIC CO NTROL MANUAL, AND ALL OTHER GENERAL ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD~ PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL ORDI-
NANCES OF A GENERAL AND PERMANENT NATURE NOT INCLUDED THEREIN,
SAVE AND EXCEPT SUCH ORDINANCES PARTICULARLY SPECIFIED AS EXCEPTED
FROM SUCH REPEAL ~ PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THE
PROVISIONS OF SAID CODE AND SETTING FORTH THE PENALTIES PROVIDED
FOR IN SAID CODE ; PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ADOPTION
OF SAID CODE AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAID CODE •
(Copied i n full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
ORDINANCE NO. 2 6 , 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:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None .
Absent: Counci lman Lone.
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Introduced as a Bill by Councilman Kreiling and read in full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 17 .1-1 AND 19.5-9
OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PERTAINING TO THE SALE OF FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGES NEAR
SCHOOLS.
Mrs . Barbara Burget, 4108 South Inca, appeared before
City Council and inquired as to the reason for the repeal of a
portion of the City Code which does not allow the sale of 3.2
beer near schools.
City Council responded by stating that this was a
local restriction which had been declared invalid by District
Court .
COUNCILMAN KREILING MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY 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, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Attorney Berardini presented a bill for an ordi-
nance exempting from competitive bidding traffic signal equip-
ment, firearms and those items presently exempt .
City Council discussed the proposed bill with City
Manager Dial .
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED,
THAT THE PROPOSED BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING GENERAL
EXCEPTIONS FOR BIDDING BE TABLED. Upon the call of the roll,
the vote r esulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Lay, Schwab.
Nays: Councilmen Kreiling, Senti .
Absent : Councilman Lone .
The Ma yor declared the motion c arr ied •
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City Attorney Berardini read let ters from Royal Globe
Company and from former City Attorney Criswell. Mr . Berardini
reported that in essence Royal Globe stated that they would
indemnify all employees of the City of Englewood on false arrest
for the period of time while the policy was in effect if the
City would drop its present law suit against Royal Globe. Mr.
Berardini recommended that the City settle out of court as pro-
posed by Royal Globe.
COUNCILMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN LAY SECONDED, THAT
CITY ATTORNE Y BERARDINI'S RECOMMENDATION THAT THE LAW SUIT AGAINST
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ROYAL GLOBE BE SETTLED OUT OF COURT SUBJECT TO ROYAL GLOBE
INDEMNIFYING THE EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ON FALSE
ARREST UP TO THE $2 MILLION LIMIT FOR THE PERIOD OF TIME WHILE
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WAS COVERED BY THE ROYAL GLOBE INSURANCE
POLICY BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lon e .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini stated that the City was
presently in District Court over the condemnation of 40 acres
of land of the Atchison Ranch. Mr . Berardini stated that there
was some question as to whether the one-half gravel deposit on
the property was reserved for the Atchisons and that it might
prove necessary to core the 40 acres to determine the amount of
gravel reserve in order that the City might receive full com-
pensation from the Federal Government.
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Introduced as a Bill b y Councilman Lay and read in full.
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 70;
ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND
PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION
OF SUCH IMPROVEM.ENTS.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN DHORITY 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:
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay , Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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An agreement between the City of Englewood and the
Southwest Metropolitan Water and Sanitation District for the
crossing of the City Ditch was presented.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE
SOUTHWEST METROPOLITAN WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT FOR CROSSING
THE CITY DI'l'CH BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follows :
Schwab.
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Lone .
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Th e Mayor d ec la re d t he moti on carri ed.
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City Ma nager Di al presented a memorandum of October
2, 1969 f r o m forme r Assistant City Manager Robert Mack on the
costs and fees for hea ri n g s before the various boards.
I t wa s the cons ensu s of Ci t y Council that the
me morandum b e d iscu s s ed a t a fut ure study session.
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Ci t y Manag e r Di a l re p o r ted that he appointed Mr. James
L . Suping e r as Plann i n g Di r ector to begin work with the City on
July 27, 1970 .
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City Manager Dial presen t ed a letter from Judge Haydn
Swearingen reque sting approval to attend the North American
Judges Association at a cost of approximately $385.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED, THAT
JUDGE HAYDN SWEARINGEN'S REQUEST TO ATTEND THE NORTH AMERICAN
JUDGES ASSOCIATION BE APPROVED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Schwab.
Ayes : Councilmen Brown, Dhority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor d ec lared the mo Lion c a r r ied.
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City Manager Dial requested that City Council take
action in regard to the recommendation of the Preliminary Design
Criteria Report by the consultant for the storm sewers.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
THE PRELIMINARY DESIGN CRITERIA REPORT OF THE CONSULTANT BE
ACCEPTED AND THAT HE BE AUTHORIZED TO PROCEED ON THE BASIS OF
THE RECOMMENDATION : I.E., A TWO YEAR STORM FOR RESIDENTIAL AREAS
AND A FIVE YEAR STORM FOR COMMERCIAL AREAS. Upon the call of the
roll, the vote r e sulted as follows:
Schwab .
Aye s: Coun ci lmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti ,
Na ys : None .
Abs e nt: Counci l man Lo n e .
The Mayo r declared the motion c ar ried .
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City Mana ger Dial stat ed that he had been contacted by
Mr. John Ferguson, pre s i dent of the Englewood Lions Club, in
regard t o the L i o ns Club Petti ng Zoo and the position of City
Council i n regard to t he f inancial loss being incurred by the
Zoo.
Discussion e nsue d .
COUN CI LMAN DHORITY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED,
THAT TH E CITY GI VE $500 TO THE ENGLEWOOD LIONS CLUB FOR THE
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OPERAT ION OF THE LIONS CLUB PETTING ZOO IN 1970 . Upon the call
of the r oll, the vote resulted as follows :
Schwab .
Ayes : Coun ci l men Brown, Dhority , Kr eiling , Senti,
Nays: Councilman Lay .
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Ma yor declared the motion c a rried.
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COUNC ILMA N LAY MOVED, CO UNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
MR. H. J. BEVIER, 275 1 SOUTH GRA NT, BE APPOINTED TO THE BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF MR . DEL
ARMSTRONG. Upon the call of the rol l, the vote resulted as
follows:
Schwab .
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dh ority , Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Ma yor declared the motion c a rried .
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Mayor Schwab s tated that contrary to the article in the
July 16, 1970 Suburban Sun that no negotiations had been conducted
with the City of Sheridan involv~ng the i n c orporation of the two
cities into one .
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Councilman Brown inquired as to the status of the KLZ
City Manage r Dial sta ted that the matter was pending
before the Colorado Supreme Court.
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Counc i lman Dhority stated that the City should encourage
more busine ss es to move to En glewood and that the priorities in
considering Englewood by businesses are a) parking, b) mail service,
c) te lephone service .
City Council di scussed talking with various people
regardi n g these priorities .
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Councilman Lay reported th at the Board of Directors
of the Chamber of Commerce had that afternoon approved the
fi nancing of a c apit al improvement program with the one cent
sales tax i n creas e.
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Councilman Lay stated that he had received a request
concerning the use of Li tle Dry Creek for parking . Mr. Lay
requested the manner 1n whi ch on obtained approval for the usage
above Little Dry Creek for parking .
City Council d~scussed the uti lization of Little Dry
Creek as commercial property .
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Berardini give a report on the status of ownership of the land
and the cost to quiet title from Logan to Bannock .
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COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll , the
vote resul d as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Dhority, Kreiling, Lay, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Lone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned
at 12:16 P.M.
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The City Council of the City of
County , Stat e of Colorado, met in special
27, 1970, at 8 :00 P .M .
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session Monday, July
The follow~ng "Notice of Ca ll" was read by the City
July 27, 1 970
NOTIC E OF CALL BY THE MAYOR
FOR SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 -8:00 P.M.
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado, is he r e b y called to a special meeting in the City
Hall, 3400 South Elati Street, for the consideration of a bill
for an ordinance on final reading increasing the retail sales
and use tax by one cent on the dollar and the consideration of
appointme nts to various boards and commissions.
STANLEY H. DIAL
City Manager
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE
The following persons, all Councilme n of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, do hereby acknowledge receipt of Notice of the above
special s e ssion:
/s/ Elmer E . Schwab
/s/ John J. Lay
/s/ Milton Senti
/s/ John Kreiling
/s/ Dick Lone
/s/ Howard R. Brown
Notic e was given to the fol lowing Councilman who was not in atte ndance:
Councilman Dhori ty
Ma y or Schwab, presiding , called the meeting to order
and asked for roll c all. Upon the call of the roll, the following were present:
Councilmen Brown, Kreiling , Lay , Lone , Senti, Schwab .
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Ma yor declared a quorum pres ent .
Ma yor Schwab stated thal the purpose of the meeting was
to consider increasing the r etail sales and use tax by one cent
on the dollar and various appoi ntmen ts to bo ards and commissions .
Mr . Steve Me a dors , 607 South Cole Court , president of
the Cinderella City Me rchants Associ ation, appeared before City
Counci l . Mr. Meadors stated that the Association was in accord
with the capital improvement needs but believed that through ade-
qua te budgeting the City would receive sufficient revenue to com-
ple e th improvement proJects. Mr . Meadors stated that 66 per
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ce n t of the sale s tax received by the City was from Cinderella
City and that the addltional one cent would cause other centers
to get Englewood 's trade . Mr. Me a dors stated that Cinderella
City alon e would make the increase ln the revenues needed for
the capltal improvement program through increased sales . He
presented a petition signed by 99 per cent of the Cinderella
City merchants who were opposed to the ax . In closing Mr .
Meadors stated that if the City Council still deemed it neces-
sary to increase the sales t ax that i be delayed until January
l, 1971.
Dis cussion ensued .
Mr . Clay Bailey , 3084 West Tufts , a member of the
Cinder el la City Merchants Association , appeared before City
Council. Mr . Bailey stated that the increase i n the retail
sales and use tax would jeopardize all business people with i n
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the City of En glewood as well as Ci nderella City. Mr. Bailey
s t at ed that presently 75 per cent of all merchants in Cinderella
City were operating in the red and that it was premature to raise
the sales tax.
City Council discussed Mr . Bailey 's position with him.
Mr. Kendall Palmer, 5081 South Emporia, a member of
the Cinderella City Merchants Association, appeared before City
Council and stated that from his experience in Kansas City that
people would cross state lines to save one cent in sales tax.
Mr. Palmer stated that the merchants in Ci nderella City must be
competitive and that they must be assured that the one cent
increase is need e d .
Mr . Steve Me a dors reappeared before City Council and
stated that 30,000 people visit Cinderella City per day and that
82 per cent of the p e ople are outside the immediate area and that
40 per cent of the peop le in Denve r have never been to Cinder e lla
City.
Mr . Les Na ck , 4457 South Bannock, repre senting the
Englewood Jaycees, appe ared before Ci ty Council . Mr . Nack stated
that the Jaycees believed that the City Counci l may be moving too
fast on the adoption of the sales tax increase and that more
i nformation should be given the citizens before the increase is
adopted . If it is not possible to delay the sales tax increase,
the Jaycees wer e in opposition to it and questioned whether
sufficient research has gone into the proposed capital improve-
ments program . Mr . Nack stated that the Jaycees were concerned
whether or not there was a definite need for the increase and
what kind of guarantee there was that the money would be spent
for capital improvements.
Discus sion with Mr . Nack ensued .
Mr. Doug Anderson , 2839 South Broadway , a member of
the Englewood Jaycees , appeared before Clty Council and stated
that in his opinion the City Council could not justify expenditures
for fire , poli ce, snorkel and other items . Mr . Anderson stated
that the City could always find ways to spend money and that there
should not be another sales tax increase .
Discussion wi th Mr . An derson ensued .
Mrs. Judy Henning , 3074 Cornell Circle , representing
the Englewood Citizens for Effect ive Storm Drainag e and Flood
Control , appeared before City Council and reiterated her position
as stated at the July 20, 1970 City Counci l meeting that her
group still supported the increase .
Mr . R. c. Stroh , 2886 South Corona , appeared before
City Council in favor of the sales tax increase. Mr . Stroh stated
that the sales tax means nothing to the consumer if quality and
service are there .
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Mayor Schwab asked those in the audience who were in
opposition to the sales tax increase to stand . Fourteen stood .
Twenty-three stood i n favor of the increase .
Ma yor Schwab called for a recess at 9:50 P .M. Council
reconvened at 10:25 P.M . Upon the c all of the roll, the following
were present:
Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay , Lone, Senti, Schwab .
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINAN CE NO . 27, SERIES OF 1970
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 16.5-3(a), 16 .5-10, 16.5-
16(c), 1 6 .5-17 , l6.5-20(b) AND 16 .5 -38, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO INCREASE THE TAX LEVIED BY SAID SECTIONS
FROM TWO (2) CENTS ON EAC H FULL DOLLAR AND OF EACH RETAIL SALE
OR ACQUISITION CHARGE, TO THREE (3) CENTS FOR EACH FULL DOLLAR
THEREOF; ESTABLISHING A SCHEDULE FOR THE COLLECTION OF SUCH TAXES
WHERE THE SALES PRICE OR ACQUISITION CHARGE OF ANY TAXABLE ITEM
INCLUDES A FRACTIONAL PART OF A FULL DOLLAR SEGREGATING AND USING
SAID ADDITIONAL REVENUES FROM CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS EXCLUSIVELY
DECREASING THE VENDOR'S FEE FROM 2 .5% TO 1 .6% AND INCREASING THE
ITINERANT VENDOR'S FEE FROM FORTY ($40.00) DOLLARS TO SIXTY ($60.00)
DOLLARS, AND DIRECTING THAT SAID INCREASE TAX EXPIRE ON DECEMBER
31, 1976.
(Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book.)
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT ORDINANCE NO. 27, 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:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab .
Nays: None.
Absent : Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Ma yor Schwab called for a recess at 10:28 P.M. Council
reconvened at 10:29 P.M. Upon the call of the roll, the following
were present:
Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, I,one, Senti , Schwab.
Abs e n t : Councilman Dhority .
The Ma yor d ec lared a quorum present .
Mayor S c hwab stated th at the following nominations to
the Planning and Zoning Commission were a ccepted by City Council:
Mr . Les Nack , 4457 South Bannock .
Mrs . Judy Henning , 3074 Cornell Circle.
Mr . Herb Mossbarger, 22 5 0 West Wesley Avenue.
Mr. Bill PaLrick, 3250 South Franklin
Mayor S c hwab stated that there were three vacancies on
the Commission, and City Council proceeded to cast paper ballots.
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Mayor Schwab stated that there were three nominations
for the positions on the Library Board:
Mrs . Evelyn Morris, 4496 South Lincoln.
Mrs . Della Mart i n ez , 2352 West Iliff .
Mr . Merlyn Beaver, 713 East Amherst Place.
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN SENTI SECONDED, THAT
A WHITE BALLOT BE CAST FOR THE THREE NOMINEES TO THE LIBRARY BOARD.
Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Schwab .
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Nays: None .
Absent: Councilman Dhority .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
After discussion it was determined that alphabetical
order would be used to establish the terms on the boards; i .e.,
Mr . Beaver's term would expire in 1971, Mrs . Martinez's term would
expire in 1972, and Mrs . Morris's term would expire in 1973.
Mayor Schwab stated that the nominations to be considered
for the Board of Adjustment and Appeals were:
Mr. Vernal Anderson, 3155 South High .
Mr. Bob Leonard, 3184 South Acoma .
Mr. Dick Wootton, 4570 South Julian.
Mr. Tom Navetta, 3055 South Acoma.
City Council proceeded with a paper ballot for the two
vacancies on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals.
Mayor Schwab stated that there were two vacancies on the
Water and Sewer Board and that the nominations to be considered
were:
Mr. Bob Menger, 3963 South Delaware.
Mr . Don Fullerton, 3265 South Race.
Mr . Bob Weist, 3213 South Cherokee .
Mr. Irving Mock, 2285 West Iliff .
City Coun c il cast a paper ballot for the two positions
on the Water and Sewer Board.
City Clerk Lyon announced the results of the vote for
the three positions on the Planning and Zoning Commission:
were:
Mrs . Judy Henning 6 votes
Mr . Herb Mossbarger 6 votes
Mr . Bill Patrick 4 votes
Mr. Les Nack 2 votes
Proceeding in alphabetical order those terms assigned
Mrs . Judy Henning February 1, 1971
Mr. Herb Mossbarger February 1, 1972
Mr . Bill Patrick February 1, 1973
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City Clerk Lyon announced the results of the vote for
the two positions on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals:
were:
Mr. Dick Wootton
Mr . Bob Le onard
Mr. Vernal Anderson
Mr. Tom Navetta
5 votes
3 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Proceeding in alphabeti cal order those terms assigned
Mr . Bob Leonard
Mr . Dick Wootton
Febru ary 1, 1971
February 1, 1972
City Clerk Lyon announced the results of the vote for
the two positions on the Water and Sewer Board:
were:
Mr. Bob Menger
Mr. Irving Mock
Mr . Don Fullerton
Mr. Bob Weist
4 votes
4 votes
2 votes
2 votes
Proceeding in alphabetical order those terms assigned
Mr. Bob Menger
Mr. Irving Mock
February 1, 1973
February 1 , 1975
COUNCILMAN LAY MOVED, COUNCILMAN KREILING SECONDED,
THAT THE MEETING BE ADJOURNED. Upon the call of the roll, the
vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Brown, Kreiling, Lay, Lone, Senti,
Schwab.
Nays: None.
Absent: Councilman Dhori ty.
The Mayor declared the motion carried, and the meeting adjourned
at 10:45 P.M.
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Precinct No. -Hr. and Mrs. H. A. Oeder 1 2305 West Wesley Avenue
Precinct No. 2 -Hr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lassa, 2844 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3 -Hr. and Mrs. Jos 0. Zontine, 2709 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 4 -Hr. and Mrs. Michael D. Combs, 3846 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 5 -Hr. and Mrs. R. W. Allen, 3210 South Emerson Street
Precinct No. 6 -Hr. and Mrs. William C. Buck, 2901 South Franklin Street
Precinct No. 7 -Hr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fantasia, 3260 South Williams Street
Precinct No. 8 -Dr. and Mrs. Roy W. Jones, 3198 South York Street
Precinct No. 9 -Hr. and Mrs. R. F. Ashcraft, 3990 South Logan Street
Precinct No. 10 -Hr. and Mrs. Norris Fitzgerald, 4121 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 11 -Hr. and Mrs. Phillip Kriton, 4217 South Grant Street
Precinct No. 12 -Hr. and Mrs. C. A. Caldwell, 4631 South Acoma Street
Precinct No. 13 -Hr. and Mr s . Dale F. Churchill, 329 7 West Pimlico Drive
Precinct No. 14 -Hr. and Mrs. Carl L. Zele, 4920 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 15 -Hr. and Mr s . Robert E. Spurlock, 4680 South Delaware Street
Precinct No. 16 -Hr. and Mr s . Hike Hallacy, 620 Ea st Grand Avenue
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Precinct No. -Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Oeder, 2305 West Wesley Avenue
Precinct No . 2 -Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lassa, 2844 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 3 -Mr. and Mrs. Jos 0. Zontine, 2709 South Sherman Street
Precinct No. 4 -Mr. and Mr s . Michael D. Comb s , 3846 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Allen, 3210 South Emerson Street
Precinct No. 6 -Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buck, 2901 South Franklin Street
Precinct No. 7 -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fantasia, 3260 South Williams Street
Precinct No. 8 -Dr. and Mrs. Roy W. Jones, 3198 South York Street
Precinct No. 9 -Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ashcraft, 3990 South Logan Street
Precinct No . 10 -Mr. and Mrs. Norris Fitzgerald, 4121 South Cherokee Street
Precinct No. 11 -Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kriton, 4217 South Grant S Greet
Pre ci nct No . 12 -Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Caldwell, 4631 South Acoma Street
Preci nct No . 13 -Mr. and Mr s . Dale F. Churchill, 329 7 West Pimlico Drive
Precinct No . 14 -Mr. and Mrs . Carl L. Zele, 4920 South Elati Street
Precinct No. 15 -Mr. and Mr s . Robert E. Spurlock, 4680 South Delaware Street
Preci nct No. 16 -Mr. and Mr s . Mik e Hallacy, 620 Ea st Grand Avenue
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SU BJE CT: PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION
On May 16, 1970 , Mr. ~1. M. Summers and his daughter, Mrs. Betty Lou
A ker, both o f 3140 South Delaware S tree t , filed an application and
the required $50 fee, to rezone an area fronting on the south side
of West Oxford Avenue and from South Jason Street west to the
Industrial area , from R-1-C (Single-family Residential) to R-2-B
(Two -f amily Residential). Mr. Summers and Mrs. Acker purchased a
vacant parce l within that area in May of 1970, upon which they would
like to construct a two-level duplex.
The following reasons were given to substantiate the request:
1. This property is across Oxford Avenue from light industrial zoning
on the north, and abuts light industrial zoning on the west.
2. The requested R-2-B Zoning will act as a "buffer " between the I-1
(Light Industrial) zoning and the R-1-C (Single-family Residential)
zoning to the south.
3. This area is "sparsely " populated; there are three lots with 72 ft.
fr ontage, and one lot with 100 ft. frontage, which could conceiveably
a ccommodate two units.
4. Englewood has a shortage of housing, and people cannot find rentals.
5. Oxford Avenue at th is point is 100 ft. wide which will provide
adequate access to the industrial district and to the residential
development on the south side of Oxford Avenue.
Following the required Publi c Notice, a Hearing was held by the City
Planning and Zoning Commission on July 21, 1970. There were two persons
present in favor o f the rezoning and twenty-two persons present who
were in opposition to the zoning. A petition signed by 61 persons
living within and adjacent to the area who oppose the rezoning was
fi led with the Commission; no petitions were presented in favor of the
proposal.
After the Hearing had been opened, Mr. Summers asked the Commission to
postpone the Hear ing until the first me eti n g in August in order that he
might have additional time to c omplete negotiat1ons with the tradesmen
who would be doing the work on the structure . City Attorney Berardini
was conta c ted and he stated that it was the perogative of the Commission
to ontinue the Hearing for g ood cause , but that he was not sure that
the reason give n would constitute "good cause". He went on to advise,
however, that the Comm1 ssion should hear those p ers ons who were at the
Hearing, and then if th Commi ssion wished to continue the Hearing to
another date, they mi ght do so.
The Commission then heal'd the testimony of the applicant, Mr. Summers,
who was the only person spea king in favor of the proposal, and of
persons who opposed the rezoning. When the testimony was received and
the proponents and opponents indicated they had nothing more to present,
the Co mmis sion mov ed to close t h e Hearing.
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for the follow i ng reasons :
1. There has not been any material change in the area in recent years
to justify a change of zoning.
2. It has not been substantiated that the only vacant lot in the area
cannot be developed as single-family.
3. A petition submitted in protest to the proposed rezoning indicates
it is the will of the people in that area that the area remain in a
single-family zone classification.
4. Upon a show of hands, two (2) people at the Hearing had indicated
they were in favor of the proposal, and twenty-two (22) persons
had indicated they were opposed to the request.
The motion carried unanimously.
A map showing the subject area is attached for your convenience.
Planning Director
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OOVBNANTS .AFFmfn«< IDrS 5,6, 7, and 8., Block 1, Bell Isle
' Gardtms, 2nd. FUing, City of lihgl..ood, County of .Arapahoe,
, Colorado. _,
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lilereas the undersigned owners of the capticm.d lots, h.reina.ttc'
re!ll!'red to as "a.tnmS", Robert G •• ~s 8Dd Lois E. c..ings, have
agreed to place certain restrictions againn the said lots for the bcwtit of
the res1d~t1al pl'Optll"ty OllllC'S residing within 500 fMt of the intersection
of West Tut'ts AT~ue and BlfvC'l,y !k-iTe 1n the County of .Arapahoe, for a
pC'iod of five years &oa the date of reeording of this dOCUMnt.
RliSlm'/.XIONS:
F&sements and rights of way as nov existing shall r.aain unaffected
by the reeording of this cOTe&Dt.
GilfiilW. OONDITIDXS• BrlP!JI.6TTO!S ,tND RWRIC'l'IVi <XWJiJ!JNT:
OlinC's COT81l&llt that 1n the .vent Lots 5,6, 7, and tl , Block 1, Bell
Isle Gardens Second FUing, City of libgl8110od, .Arapahoe County, Colorado,
are rer.oned by the City of &lglnood at Council Hearing set for May 19,
19?0, (or withi.n 60 days aftc' this -ting) f'rca existing R-4 (reaidential-
4) to I-1 (light 1nduatr1&1) that the propcoty v1ll be used by Moore and
Han~ Manu!acturing Callp&J\Y, pres~~ located at 4796 South Broadway,
~wood, Colorado, for light aanu.tactvi.ng.
This COY81l&llt 1s being tlled to protect the afor..ationed resident-
1&1 ovnC's within the prescribed area and it is also 1n considC'ation of
theM CNDC'S assisting 1n getting a clean and wll estahllshed industry
located on the said lots.·
In the «•t that the land 1s rnoDed fr• R-4 to I-1 and for SOlie
unknown reason Moore and Hans~ Manu!acturing ~&1\Y do not CCIIIplete
the purchase of the property, in this «~t CJIIiBS agree that DO OthC'
buaine .. shall be located on the property without ~'riDs the written
cODHnt of 75'1> or the aforesaid affected resi.detial CRIMI's, and this
cons~t shall not be 11111'8asonabl,y witheld aDd shall be consistent with
existing zoning conaidC'ing the proxiaity of the rMid.atial properties.
'l'his eacuted ~ent 1s being dtpOsited with the City of Bngle-
wood with 1nstraotions to reeord it the resoa1Dg 1s P'8Dted and to destroy
and not record it it is not gl"ated.
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state of ColOI'ado ) ss.
County or Arapahoe )
'!he foregoing 1nst.ru.ent vas aclcnowlqed ~ore • this~dq of ::2?Tt . 1970 by .. = ... -:if;tJ.? g' ti!..f.._. ... ..... "" ........ o<t1o1ol
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Englewood City Hall
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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CITY OF E'. G
Re: Proposed Rezoning Northwest Corner
West Thomas Avenue and Beverly
Drive -R-4 to 1-1 -Moore & Hansen
Mfg. Co.
This letter is written to you to urge your favorable consideration of the
above rezoning. The undersigned reside at 4 785 South Lincoln Street, Englewood,
and have resided at such location for the past several years. Our house is
located within 100 feet of the present business location of Moore & Hansen
Mfg . Co . We have found the company's operations to be compatible with
residential living as there has been no offensive or excessive noise or other
results of the company's operations to the surrounding residential properties.
We have not experienced unfavorable circumstances as the result of living in
close proximity to the company's plant.
We have been good neighbors with Moore & Hansen for several years
and would appear before you this evening to personally state the matters set
forth in this letter but are unable to attend because of prior commitments.
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Englewood, Colorado 8011~ ~ 4 '70
Gentlem e n:
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e rr-< o f Re: Proposed Rezoni ng Northwest Corner
N e st Thomas venue and bev.:rly
Drive-R-4 to I-1 -Moore & Hansen
M ig. Co.
fhis letter Ls written to you to urge your favora ble c ons ideration o [ the
a bov e rezoning. The undersigned res id e at 4 785 South Llncoln Street , Englewood,
a nd haver sided at such locatio n for the past sev ral years. Our h :>use is
located within 100 Feet o f the present business location of Moore & l lane n
Mfg . Co . \v e have found the c ompany's operations to be compat1ble with
r e side ntial living as therC' ha s been no offensive or e xceselve noilt> or other
r e sults o f the c ompany's ope retlons to the surrounding reetdential properties.
Ne have not experi e nc e d u nf <lv orable cir umstanc e s a s the result of living in
c lo s e proximity to the company's plant.
\/\1e h a v e be n good neigh bors with Moore & Hansen for several y ars
u nd would appear be fore you this evening to personally state the matters set
fo rth in this l e tter but a re unable to attend be cause of prior ommltments.
Yours truly,
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Englewood City Hall
En9lewood, Colorado 80110
Gentlemen:
Re: Proposed Ra:&Onln; Northwest Cor~
W e at Thomas Avenue and neverly
Drive-R-4 to 1-1 -Moore & Ha nsen
Mig. Co.
'Ihia latter 11 wrltten to you to ur9e your favorable consideration o f the
above rezonlnO. The uaderai;ned reside at 4785 South Llnaoln Street. Englewood,
end have r e sided at auch location for the past several years. Our houu ls
loca ted wtthln 100 feet of the present bualn.u location of Moore & Ha na e n
M fo • Co. ~ e have found the company' a operations to be oompaUbla wlth
r e sldentlal UvlDQ as there has been no offenalve or exceulve nolle or oth•
r~•ulta of the company's operations to the eurroundlDQ ratlclenUal properties.
We have DOt exp•lenced unfavorable clroumttances 01 the retult of llvlo; ln
cloae proxl.mlty to the oompany'a plant.
VIc have be e n ;ood nelohbora with Moore & Hanaen for several yeau
and would appear before you thll avenlnv to ~tonally state the matt•• eet
forth ln this letter but are unable to attend be caul e of prior commitments.
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1 . That you abide by the toning code wh re industry abntts residential .
ely: !hat your property b fenced ~aralell to n~ighbor1ng hom~e
vith an rt . chain-link r~ce c ontinuously without gate
or t>xit .
That this f~?nce be backed Up v1th continuously liVing and
rnnin inoo shrubbE-ry 4 rt . high or more .
::>. That thf' terrain bo so graded as to move run-orr rain , snow or
flood away from n~i hborin properties •
• That the fret>-lying ground be lilck-topped or grav led it lavn is
not maintained .
4. That t h P buildings be constructed with th 1r bnt t -end dirf"Cted
to t "la south away f1"ot: nei hboring residences . This includ s
load1n ram~• and freight entrane s .
~. That the north and N~st valls or any construction bt> so designed
and finished not to be consider an t"YP-Sore or grues0111e and
obnoxious to your n~1 ,hbors .
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We, the following undersigned property owners, adjacent to and within
a radius of one-half mile to four (4) lots in the 1500 block of West
TholllOLs Avenue in the na me of Clllllllings -located in Block 1~/~l,l.i> ~
Addition, now the subject of a re-zoning request at this hearing<(~ I ..q l..'
-and object to a reversal of present zoning which is R-4. · · '"··. ';f?c ul'vf
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An earlier request was judiciously compromised to protectc~4joining 4 'lo
pro perty owners and it is to this decision that we firilT y s~~*c~iqe.
OF' . .. ' f:.Nc, "" .. ':.-.. ~ The commiss i on found our position at a previous hearing equitable "'IIJIGio~'-' ~=':1...£::
logical because this area was originally platted far homes 111d was solc:1 °· Coq~
for homes. The homes now there were and are an investment to the now
domiciled residents in this section and therefore any change with intent
and purpose is an encroachment detrimental and depreciating to our
investments and environment.
Also, our streets and our services -water, sewage and telephone -need
no further overcrowding.
We ask that it remain as now established.
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REQUEST FOR REZONING
TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 1 COLORADO:
The undersigned I being landowners and/or residents in the general
neighborhood adjacent to the Northwest corner of West Thomas Avenue and
South Beverly Drive I Englewood I Colorado I hereby express our opposition to
rezoning the property at the Northwest corner of West Thomas Avenue and South
Beverly Drive from R-4 to I-1 I and respectfully request the City Council to deny
the pending application for rezoning.
The rezoning should be denied for the following reasons:
1. There is no need or demand for the type of zoning sought.
2.1 pr~~cter of the area has not changed so as to justify the rezoning.
fie ooc 00t t-~C;~" '11\he property can be reasonably developed or used under the existing
0 -{'< c n1-·~~ing classification.
~:'.~>4 .4 Ther~ ~\.M>_.lustification for a change in zoning based on public
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Co 0'· '"1 :,c,\..'or"~~ood zoning practice. I' (;.1-
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industrial purposes which is not now being utilized for industrial
uses. Unused land is available for applicant's purposes.
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c-... ORDIIIAIICB .-<), A. ,f: , SERIES OF 1970
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All ORDINARCE REZC.IliG LCil'S 5, 6, 7 and 6, BLCX::K 1, BBLL
ISLE GARDBHS, SBCOBD PILiliG, -CITY OF BIIGLBWOOD, CO~ OP
ARAPAHOE, COLORADO PROM R-4 (ltBSIDBII'l'L\L -PROPBSSia.AL)
TO I-1 (LIGHT IliDUSTRIAL).
WHEREAS, pursuant to the ordinance, the City Planning
and zoning com.iaaion duly held a public hearing May 19,
1970, on a certain propoaed .. endaent to ordinance 110. 26,
Seriea of 1963 of the City of Bnglewood, COlorado, known ae
the •zoning ordinance of the City of Bnglewood•, and hae
.-de recommendation of an adoption of an ordinance -.bodying
eaid amendment: and
WHEREAS, public neceaeity, convenience, general welfare,
·and good zoning practice j 'uatify the propoaed aaendaent to
the zoning ordinance ae hereinafter aet forth,
ROW, THBREPOU, BB IT ~IIBD BY 'I'D CITY COmiCIL OP
'I'BB CITY OP' BliGLBMOOD, cOL08ADO:
Section 1. 'l'bat LOt• 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 1, Bell Iele
Gardena, Second riling, city of Bnglewood, county of Arapahoe,
State of colorado be and the .... hereby ie reaoned froa R-4
(Reaidential -Profeeeional Diatrict) to I-1 (Light Indue-
trial District) and that Ordinance ~-26, Seriee of 1963,
together with the aoning -p be .. encled accordingly.
Section 2. !be City COuncil hereby f i nde, deterainee,
and declares that the hereinabove change in reaoning 1e
justified by the public nec .. aity, convenience, general vel-
fare and good aoning practicee.
Introduced, read in full, and paaeed on firet reading
on the let day of June, 1970.
Set for .public hear~ before the eaid City council at
ita regular aeeting Oil ~ "', 1&~ ~~'~0 at 8:00 P.M. in the
council chaabere at the -tty; At,o south Elati street,
Bnglewood, colorlldo.
JIOtice of the bearing ahall be published in the Bngle-
wood Herald at leaet fifteen (15) days prior to eaid hearing.
Mayor
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---ex offiCffiS city cler]'-.
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and caaplete copy of an Ordinance
paeeed on final reading and publiehed by title •• ordinance JIO,
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ex officio city clerk
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un'RODUCil> As A BILL BY .COUICILMAB,-4\~4~J~t ~t~f~<~~~~,~~---------------
\ BY ATJl'BORI'fY ~
ORDUIAHCE •o. 2 ~ , SERIES OF 1970
Alf ORDINARcE REZOIU.G LOl'S 5, 6, 7 and 8, BLOCK 1, BELL
ISLE GMU>EHS, SBCOIID FILI.G, ·CITY OP BIIGLEI'IOOD, COUII'l'Y OP
AJlAPAHOE, COLOilADO PRQil R-4 (RBSIDa'I'IAL -PROFBSSIOIIAL)
TO I-1 (LIGift' INDUSTRIAL).
WHEREAS, pursuant to the ordinance, the city Planning
and zoning comaiasion duly held a public hearing May 19,
1970, on a certain proposed aaendaent to ordinance ao. 26,
Series of 1963 of the City of Kftglewood, colorado, known as
the •zoning ordinance of the City of Englewood•, and baa
aade recaa.endation of an adoption of an ordinance embodying
said amena.ent: and
WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience, general welfare,
·and good zoning practice justify the proposed ... ndaent to
the zoning ordinance aa hereinafter aet forth,
ROW, TBBREPOU, BB rr Oao.xiiBD BY THE CI'l'Y COtiiCIL OF
TBB CITY OF BIIGLBWOOD, COU.ADOa
section 1. That LOts 5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 1, Bell Isle
Gardens, Secood Piling, City of JDglewood, county of Arapahoe,
State of colorado be and the aaae hereby is rezoned fr011 R-4
(Residential -~ofeaaional District) to I-1 (Light Indue-
trial District) and that Ordinance ~. 26, series of 1963,
together with the aoniAg aap be -.nded accordingly.
Section 2. 'the City council hereby finds, deterainea,
and declares that the hereiAaboYe change in reaoning is
juatified by the public necessity, convenience, general wel-
fare and good zoning practices.
Introduced, relld in full, and paaaed on first reading
on the let day of June, 1970.
Set for'public hearing before the said city council at
ita regular aeeting Oil 2f ' ~{t ~~c)6 U at 8:00 P.M. in the
council cha.bera at the ty , South Blati street,
llnglewood, C6lorlldo.
IIOtice of the heeriag shall be published in the Bngl-
wood Herald at l ... t fifteen (15) days prior to aaid hearing.
Mayor
AftBST:
ex officio city clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and c011plete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title aa ordinance 110.
--------------• Series of 1970.
ex officio city Cl•ri
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FROM : Ci t y dll'annlflg it Zoning Commission
SUIJECT : CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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The Planning and Zoning Commission, at a Spec ial Meeting held
July 28, 1970, discussed the proposed 1971-1976 Capital Im-
provement Program, and recommends tha t th e follow i n g Capi t al
Improvements, listed in order of prior ity, be c ons ummated
in 1971:
Priority
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4.
5.
6.
7a.
7b.
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9.
lOa.
lOb.
11.
12.
Project
Central Facilities -Poli c e
and Fire Departments
Storm Sewers
Union Avenue Extension
Plan-Mobile
Animal Shelter
Greenbelt Development
Scenic View -Northwest
Englewood)
Replacement of Station #4
Pumper
Broadway Widening
Belleview Park (West end)
Rescue Vehicle
Intersection Pre-eaption
(of traffic signals)
Servicenter
All-purpose Courts
Capi t al
Expenditure
$619,326.
$ ?? (a )
$199,000. (b)
$ 15,000.
$ 13,600.
$ 30,000. (c)
$ 90,000.
$ 43 ,ooo . (d)
$158,400. (e)
$ 43,200.
$ 13,000 .
$ 9,950.
$ 16,200. (f)
.$ 9,000.
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DATE : July 30, 1970
FROM : City (,{ll'a.nning &t Zoning Commission
SUIJECT: CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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The Planning and Zoning Commission, at a Special Meeting held
July 28, 1970, d i scussed the proposed 1971-1976 Capital Im-
provement Program, and recommends that the following Capital
Improvements, l i sted i n order of priority, be c onsummated
in 1971: Capital
Prior i tl Project Expenditure
1. Central Facilities -
and Fire Departments
Police
$619,326.
2. Storm Sewers $ ?? (a)
3. Union Avenue Extension $199,000. (b)
4. Plan-Mobile $ 15,000.
5. Animal Shelter $ 13,600.
6. Greenbelt Development
Scenic View -Northwest
Englewood) $ 30,000. (c)
7a. Replacement of Station #4 $ 90,000.
7b. Pumper $ 43,000. (d)
8. Broadway Widening $158,400. (e)
9. Belleview Park (West end) $ 43,200.
lOa. Res c ue Vehicle $ 13,000.
lOb. Intersection Pre-eapti on
(of traffic signals) $ 9,950.
11. Servicenter $ 16,200. (f)
12. All-purpose courts ,$ 9,000.
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qu e ste d be refine d, feeling that th e initial expenditure
may be l es s than the $600,000 and that subs equent years
may be more than the $600,000 ; and further, that inquiry
should again be made regarding the possibility of obtaining
Federal participating funds in this proje c t.
(b) It was s uggested that the plan to e xtend Union be
"scrapped", and that the City proceed with the extension
of West Tufts Avenue to the west instead. It was also
suggested that the entire· project should be c ompleted
in 1971.
(c ) The opinion of the Commission is that the Scenic View
(Northwest Englewood) residents are try1ng to up-grade
their area and that by starting thi project in 1971,
the Cit y would provide an additional inc entive for the
residents and property owners to continue their improve-
ments.
(d) The Commission feels that Station K4 is ~n urgent need of
replacement at a more central location and that, when
completed, additional equipment should be provided at that
station.
(e) The priority of this project was a resul.t of the c ont 1nuing
concern of area businessmen that an ef1icient flow u l
traffic be provided. The need, however, has been in -
creased as a result of the additional traffic usin~
South Broadway as an extension of the Denver one-way
street system. The Commission feels that efforts should
be continued toward securing State participation.
(f) The Commission suggests delaying the Paint Shop Bay
($30,000) until 1972, but continuing with the rest of
program as proposed.
The Commission recognizes that the Capital Ex~nditure figures
noted are estimates and that further refinement will be necessary.
Emphasis in the discussion was on project priorities rather
than specific dollar amounts.
REQUIRED CAPITAL PROJECTS
Included in this category are those proje c ts in which th~
City is apparently committed to the expenditure: Capital
Project Expenditure
a. Groussaan Building $ ,45,000. (ll
b. Land Ac quisition for river
channelization (Platte River
at Union Avenue)
c . Wat er Treatment Plant Upgrading
$340,200. (2 )
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e . Wat er Main Improvement
$617,000.
$ 80,000.
(1) The Commission question e d whether the full
amount mu st be e xpe nded in 1971 in ord e r to meet
our c ommittment to the State Hi ghway De partme nt.
(2) 1bi s project should be in<·lud od only if we
are r e quired to do so.
CONTINUING PROJECTS
Th i s c ate g ory includes those projects whi c h arf' o n-goi n t; and
shou ld not be interrupted.
Projec t
a. Paving District
b . Traffic Signals
c . Sidewalk District
d. Right-of-way Acquisition
c apital
Expenditure
$90,000.
$23,500.
$10,000.
$10,000.
In addition to the above items, there wa s cons1derable di S-
cussion relative to the request for the enlargement of th•'
Library. While it was recognized that present facilitie!-~o~t ·•·
not up to national standards, it was felt that the need tor
additional space could possibly be best realized through joint
use of public facilities such as City-owned buildings or school
buildings. In this way, the facilities could be decentralized
and more effective use be made of publi c fa ·ilities, especially
in the summer months and evenings. It was suggested that a
deta1l e d inventory be made of all public facilities and the
poss1hilities of joint use be explored.
Ch anges in scheduling suggested for years 1971 through 1976
ar<' shown in parentheses on the attached "Summary o f 1971-
1976 Capital I•provement Project Request s". Jt is hoped
that this method will provide a convenient c omparison between
Department requests and Commission suggestions.
The Commission appreciates the opportunity to analyze the
Capital Improvement requests in relation to the Comprehensive
Plan, because ~uch iaprovements are an inteK ral part of the
implementation program.
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SUMMARY OF 1971 -1976
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
' Page Dept. PUBLIC WORKS Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital Ref.
No. Project Lo c ation 1971 1972 1973 1974 '1975 1976 Expenditure
Storm Sewers General 500,00( 600,000 ~00,00( soo , oodsoo , ooc $3,000,000.
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Paving District General 90,00( 90,000 90,00( 90,000 90,00( 90,000 $ 540,000.
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Platte (16' 20( )
River Dr • 252,00(J ~
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Broadway Widen-·Yale to .L58,40( 158,400 $ 316,800.
ing. Quincy ( 58,40( )
Traffic Signals General 23,50 22,000 22,00( $ 67,500.
(23' 501 )
S i dewalk Dist. General 10,00( 8,000 6,00( 3,00C 3,001 3,000 $ 33,000.
(10,00()
28,00( 28,00( 28,00( 28,00(] 168,000. Street Lig ht s Broadway ; 28,00 28,000 $
u.s . 285 (-----(56' ooc ~
& Belle-
view.
Union and 118,001 Sl,OO(J
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.$ 199,000. Union Avenue
Extension Santa Fe ( 199,001 ) (----)
Right-of-way General 10,001 10,000 10,001 10,00( 10,00 10,000 . $ 60,000 •
Acquisition (10,001)
Clarkson-Little Clarkson-25,00( $ 25,000.
Dry Bridge Little (-----
Pedestrian Over u.s. 285 50,00 $ 50,000.
pass. & Logan o <----) (5a.~r
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Annual Comments
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SUMMARY OF 1971 -1976
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Dept . PUBLIC WORKS
I Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total Estimated Priority
Annual Comments Capital I
Project Location 1971 1972 1973 1974 ' 1975 1976 Expenditure Operating Dt>pt. Comm.
--Cost
Pedestrian Over-itJ.s. 285 50,00(
pass It Elati -----) 50,00() $ 50,000. 12
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It Little Dry River Dr.•
Creek Bridge Dry Creek
Acoma St. Over-3500 Blk. 1, S20,00C $1,320,000. 14
pass S. Acoma
Lincoln St . 3500 Blk. 60,00( $ 960,000. 15
Overpass. S. Lincoln
Little Dry Creel Little
Conduit Dry creek j210,00(] ~10,001 280,000 $ 700,000. 16
Land Acquisitiol Platte 40,20( $ 340,000. 17 Required project; if
River at ( 40,20() not needed this year ,
Union delay for a year.
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CAPITAL IIIPROVEIIENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Dept. UTILITIES ! Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Project Location 1971 1972 1973 1974 ! 1975 1976
Capital
Expenditure
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Waste Water !
Treatment Plant I Upgrading. w. Bates ~00,00( $ 200,000.
( ~oo,oocD
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Ranch Creek Grand 795,000 ~00,00( 2,00( $3,004,000.
Water Diversion County. (~17,00( D
Water Treatment Not deter-~72,000 $ 972,000.
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Water Main Im-General 80,00( 80,000 80,00( 80,00Cl 80,00( 80,000 $ 480,000.
provement. 80,00( )
McLellan/Ci ty City Ditch 50,00( $ 50,000.
Ditch Connection near
Wolhurst.
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Project Location
Enlargement of
Library. City Hall
SUMMARY OF 1971 -1976
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
1971 1972 1973 1974 I 1975 1976 Expenditure
3,500 99,000 $ 132,500.
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Operating Dept. Comm.
Cost
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Communications Beadquar-
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Operations Cen-
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Alara Sending I&
Receiving Equip-
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9perations 3500 So.
Center. Fox St.
Rescue Vehicle Headquar-
ters. -
Furnishings in 3500 So.
new Headquarters Fox St.
Puaper Headquar-
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Replacement of Englewood
Station #4. Indus1till
Park.
Relocation of Central
Stations 2 I& 3 South
into combined Area
facility.
Training Ground ~ity Car
• Testing Area pound
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CAPITAL IIIPROVEIIENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Estiaated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
1974 !1975
Capital
1971 1972 1973 1976 Expenditure
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13,000 • 13,000.
13,000
43,000 • 43,000 •
------90,000 $ 90,000.
90,000 ------
90,000 $ 90,000.
20,000 $ 120,000.
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Annual
Ope rUing Dept. COlla.
Cost
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Fire Station ederal &
Centennial ~nion.
~quirt Appliance Industrial
Area
pumper Fire Dept.
• ~erial Equipment Industrial
Area
~ntersection Pre General
~mption.
SUMMARY OF 1971 -1976
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
1971 1972 1973 1974 '1975 1976 Expenditure
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20,00( $ 20,000.
p6,000 $ 36,000.
~1,000 $ 91,000 •
9,95(
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Police) Jefferson
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Disposal
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Shops Site
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
I Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
1971 1972 1973 1974 ~ 1975 1976 Expenditure
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362,976)
1142, 75( $ 242,750.
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13, 60( $ 13,600.
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Project to be begu D
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Dept . PARKS & RECREATION : Est imated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
Project Lo c ation 1971 1972 1973 1974 !1975 1976 Expenditure
Grou ssman Bldg. 3500 s. \·45,000 1,000 $ 46,000.
Broadway 45,00(] [)
Bellev iew Park Belleview 43,20(] $ 43,200.
(West End) & Inca St. 43,20(]
All-purpos e Jason Pk.; 9,000 $ 9,000.
Courts Bates-(9,000)
LOgan Pk.;
Centennial
Park.
Golf Course ~hdeter-25,00C 25,000 ·28,5613 24,818 21,06i 17,318 $155,340.
~ined. -----) (----) 78,5613 0
Parking Lo ts Bates-19,454 ------$ 19,454.
Logan ; -----) (1~54)
Jason ;
Miller
Field.
Sh elter House Jason Pk. 4,000 $ 4,000.
Li g h ts High Schl. 30,000 $ 30,000.
Field.
Tenn.is Courts 48,000 $ 48,000.
Tot-Lot Maddox b,700 $ 21,700.
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SUMMARY OF 1971 -1976
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Dept. PARKS & RECREATION ! Estimated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
Proj ect Location 1971 1972 1973 1974 !1975 1976 Expenditure
Bathhou se Indoor
Pool. 65,00(] $ 65,000.
Handball Courts · 14 ,OO<J s 14,000 .
Bathhouse Outdoor 36,000 $ 36,000.
Pool
Wading Pool ~tdoo r 12,000 $ 12,000.
Pool
Ball Field Scenic 20,000 $ 20,000.
View
House Re moval & Bates -~ 36,00( $ 136,000.
Area Development Logan.
Trap Shoo tin g McLellan 27 ,00( $ 27,000.
Facility. Reservoir
Green Belt Sceni c -----136,000
Devel opment View (30,000) 106,000 $136,000.
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REQUESTS
Es timated Annual Capital Expenditure Total
Capital
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ENGllM>OD WATER AND SEWER BOARD -Jmer~·JC W!Q c iL oocuMEN"'I
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PUS 4 '70
Th e meeti ng was called to order by Vice-Chairman Harder at 5:15 P.M.
COUNC IL 1\oE • .:T !r•G F ILE
Members Present: Harder, Kreiling, Lay, Rosvall CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLO.
Members Absent : Horton, Robohm, Schwab
Ot her City
Off ic ials Present: Director of Utilities Carroll, Legal Consultant Shivers
Mr. Carroll presented an updated list of McBroom Ditch Company shares outstanding as of
July 1, 1970. This list reflected that of a total of 4.44.25 shares, the City of Englewood
owns 407.25, leaving a balance of 37 shares owned by others.
Mr. Carroll pointed out that of this balance of 37 shares, 12 shares have recently been
transferred to a firm not connected with the McBroom Ditch, with an option for an addi-
t i onal 8 shares to possibly be transferred to the s8111e said firm.
It is assumed that eventually, this firm will file for a change in point of diversion, for
McBroom Ditch rights acquired by them, upstre8111 on Bear Creek.
Mr. Shivers suggested that a transfer of a substantial amount of water out of the ditch
could be damaging to the d i tch and to the City and that the City should make its best effort
to acquire any of the remaining balance of the outstanding shares available.
It appears there would be a total of 17 shares ·which Englewood could possibly acquire.
It was considered, in discussion, that Englewood study the feasibility of acquiring the
rema i ning rights.
It was determined that Mr. Carroll will attempt to present, at the next Board meeting,
alternatives which would include, among others, purchasing the rights at a fair market value
and leasing the water back to the user on a nominal annual fee until such time as saae would
be needed fully by the City.
For information of the Board, Mr. Shivers, Legal Consultant, reported that Mr. Raymond Sloan,
property owner, through whose land the City of Englewood acquired right-of-wa7 for its
Western Slope Water DeveloJ:IIIent Project, has fil.cf a protest on Englewood diligence; and,
further, that Mr. Sloan had also lodged a complaint with the Forest Service and the Bureau
of Land Management.
Mr. Shi vers advised that the Court Referee has made a judgement in favor of Englewood, but
th a t Mr . Sloan has t he right to appeal S8111e possi bly as high as the Supreme Court.
Mr . Shiv ers i ndic ated th a t he would be in close touch with the s i tuati on and would keep the
Bo a rd advise d .
Th e f o llowi ng l e tter f r om Mr. Ri chard L. Banta, Jr., Attorney for Southgate Sanitation
Di str i c t , was rece i ved and read:
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Attorneys At Law
3470 South Sherman Street
Englewood, Colorado
80110
June 15, 1970
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Mr. Charles B. Carro 11, Jr.
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
P. o. Box 178
Englewood, Co. 80110
Dear Mr. Carroll:
Re: Southgate Sanitation District
Connector's Agreement
Southgate Sanitation ~strict is processing for annexation
to the area of the ~strict the following described property,
to wit:
Monaco Estates, a Resubdivision of Tracts
13 and 74 of Clark Colony No. 3, City of
Greenwood Village, Arapahoe County,
Colorado.
The original and three copies of the proposed Supplement
No. 24 to the Connector's Agreement are enclosed for use in
this regard.
Your early attention to our request would be appreciated.
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Very truly yours,
/S/ Richard L. Banta, Jr.
Attorney for Southgate
Sanitation District
Mr. Carroll pointed out the location of the subject land on a lllllp of Southgate Sanitation
District, shoving such land to be contiguous to the existing boundaries of the district,
and advised that there should be no problems encountered in serving s•e.
After short discussion,
Lay moved,
Kreiling, seconded, That the Water and Sever Board reconnend to City Council that
the land, as described in Supplement No. 24 to the Connector's
Agreement vi th Southgate Sanitation District, be approved for
inclusion into said district, with said Supplement No. 24 being
approved and duly executed by the proper officials of the City.
Ayes:
Nays :
Harder, Kre i ling, Lay, Rosvall
None
Absent: Horton, Robohm, Schwab
The foll o wing letter, from Mr. Richard L. Banta, Jr., Attorney for South Arapahoe Sanita-
tion Dist r i ct, was recei ved and read:
"SHIVERS & BANTA
Attorneys At Law
3470 South Sherman Street
Englewood, Colorado
80110
June 15, 1970
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Re : South Arapahoe Sani t ation District
A Peti t i on for Inclusion has been received by the Board
of Directors of South Arapahoe Sanitation District and, in
this connec tion, you will f i nd enclosed a copy of the notice
of hearing on the petition for inclusion as will be published
in the "Englewood Herald". The notice sets forth the names
and address of the property owners, together with a descrip-
tion of the property. It is requested that permission be
granted to the District to annex the area in question to the
area of the Sanitation D1strict.
For your convenience, I am enclosing the original and
three copies of Supplement No. 19 to Connector's Agreement
that may be utilized in regard to the annexation proceedings
and consent to the same. Would you kindly advise as to the
date when we may anticipate consent by the City with respect
to the foregoing.
Very truly yours,
/S/ Richard L. Banta, Jr.
Attorney for South
Arapahoe Sanitation District
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Hr. Carroll displayed a map of the South Arapahoe Sanitation District which shoved the
subject land to be comprised of a 5.0 acre tract and a 26.2 acre tract, all of which
lies vi thin the loop of the Highline Canal, just south of Arapahoe Road and just east
of South Broadway.
This land is contiguous to the boundaries of the existi ng district and can apparently be
properly served.
After discussion,
Lay mo ved,
Ro sval l, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board recommend to Ci ty Council that the
l and, as described i n Supplement No. 19 to the Connector's Agree-
ment wi th South Arapahoe Sanitati on District, be approved for
i nclusion into said d i str ic t, with said Supplement No. 19 being
duly approved and properly executed •
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent:
Harder, Kre1l i ng1 Lay, Rosvall
None
Hor to n, Robohm, Schwab
The Board vas referred to the following correspondence relative to the possibility of the in-
clusion of approxi mately 93 acres of additional land into Southgate Sanitation District for
Englewood sewage treatment service to some 300 proposed resi dential h01118 sites to be de-
veloped by Medema Bu i lding Corporati on:
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"MEDEMA BUILDING CORPORATION
7 300 SUU'm and ALBION STIUET
Littleton, Colorado 80120
Mr. Charles Carroll
City of Englewood
Utility Department
Englewood City Hall
Englewood, Colorado 80101
Dear Mr. Carroll :
May 22, 1970
Enclosed is a copy of a drawing showing approximately 93+ acres
of land whi ch we have purchased last year. This land surrounds the
Isaac Newton Junior High School at Arapahoe Road and Colorado Blvd.
We are presently in the process of platting this property into
some 300 residential home sites as a P U D Development. This of course
is subject to the approval of the Arapahoe County Authorities with whom
we are currently working.
At present this property is not included in any utility district,
the facts surrounding this I am sure are familiar to you. It is our
intention to seek inclusion of this land into the Southgate Sanitation
District whose lines run very close to this property. We have assurance
of an easement from our property to the Southgate line from the o111'18rs
of the adjacent property to the north and are in the process of acquiring
this easement.
At this time we are requesting a letter from your board for permission
to utilize the Southgate Sanitation District line for our sewage disposal.
I think we will be required by some of the other authorities involved to
present some authorization to tap the line from you.
If you need any further information, please contact me and I will
see that it is furnished to you.
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Yours truly,
Medema Building Corp.
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"CITY OF El'lGLE\oAJOD
Office of Director of Utilities
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
May 26, 1970
Medema Building Corporation
7300 South Al bion Street
Li t tleton, Colorado 80120
Gentlemen:
I am in recei pt of your letter of May 22, 1970, wherein you request
i nclusion of a parcel of ground into the Southgate Sanitation District.
If you wish, I will request of the Water and Sever Board, at their next
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Mos t as suredly you will probably be given favorable consideration.
If s o , the next step, after no t ification of Council support, would be
to submit a supplement to the Southgate District through their attorney.
Prior to presentation of your request, I will need a more definitive
map showing the exact boundaries of the proposed area of service.
Sincerely,
/S/ Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
Director of Utilities
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7300 SOU'lll and ALBION STREET
Littleton, Colorado 80120
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
Director of Utilities
City of Englewood
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Mr. Carroll:
June 1 1 1970
I am enclosing the legal description taken from the title policy
to insure its correctness for the property located at Arapahoe Road
and Colorado Blvd.
I presume this i s what you meant in your letter of May 26th in saying
you needed a more definite map showing the location of the property.
I think that this legal together with what I sent you will show the exact
location of the property. In addition I am enclosing a map of the
area with the specific location indicated in red.
In the event that this is not sufficient information, will you
please let me know and we will try to furnish exacUy what is needed
for you to present this to the Council.
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
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Yours truly,
Medema Building Corp.
/S/ c. J. Medema
After discussion, in wh ich it wa s determ1ned that there should be no major problems regarding e sewer service for the sub j ect area, either t hrough the sewer system of the Southgate Sanita-
tion Distric t or the En glewood sewage treatment plant,
Rosvall moved1
Lay, seconded, That the Englewood Water and Sewer Board recommend to City Council
that approval be given for written assurance to Medema Building
Co rporation that the C1ty will give favorable consideration for
the inclusion of the following descrived land into Southgate Sani-
tation District, upon receipt of the proper Supplemental Agreement
to the Connector's AgreEIIIent with Southgate Sanitation District
providing for such inclusion:
The South 1/2 of the North 1/2 of the ~; the North 1/2
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of the South 1/2 of the ~; and the South 1/2 of the SE\
of the ~~ Except the Wes t 484.9 feet thereof and Except
the South 30 feet thereof, All in Section 19, Township 5
South, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., County of Arapahoe,
State of Colo rado.
Harder, Kre i l i ng, Lay, Ro svall
None
Horton, Robohm, Schwab
Mr. Carroll referred to a le t ter rece i ved by hi m from a property owner who inquired as to
the need for a water meter to serve t heir property upon which a temporary swimming pool,
holding 101 000 gallons of water, h as been i nstalled.
The said property owner appealed f or a waiver to Ordinance No. 37, Series of 1968, where-
in a water meter i s requ i red i n certain i nstances including the use of a swimming pool,
whether permanent or not, with a c apaci ty o f 2,000 gallons or more.
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After some discussion, the Board reaffirmed the provisions of the Ordinance regardless of
the extenuating circumstances alleged by the property owner such as the apparently high
quotations from plumbers for water meter installation.
Mr. Carroll agreed to advise the property owner of the decision and comments of the Board.
Mr. Carroll reported to the Board on the status of repair and improvement work now in
process at the Englewood sewage treatment plant, as follows :
Phase I -Digester No. l
99% Complete
Phase II -Digestor No. 2
Contract to be awarded to Dougan Construction
Company at a cost of $13 1 150.
Sandblasting and painting of the digester
cover will be bid separately at an estimated
cost of $6 1 000.
Mr. Carroll presented a report on the mid-year financial status of the Utilities Department
pertai ning to revenues and expenditures. (See copy attached as a part of these minutes.)
Th e f ollo wing lett er fr om Mr. Richard N. Graham, Attorney for proposed Cherry Hills Sani ta-
tion Distri ct No. 1, was received and read :
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Attorney At Law
300 East Hampden Ave.
Englewood, Colorado BollO
Mr. Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
Director of Uti l i t i es
City of Englewood
Englewood, Co l o rad o 80ll0
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Re: Proposed Cherry Hills Sani t ation District No. 1
Dear Sir:
I have been requested by parties interested i n the formation of
a sani tary sewer distri ct to serve a portion of Western Cherry Hills
to meet with the Water and Sewer Board of the Ci ty of Englewood to
discuss the fe asibili ty of service of effluent by the the City of Englewood.
As now proposed, it is probable that the effluent would be trans-
mitted to the City of Englewood plant through the South Englewood
Sanitation Distri ct No. 1 lines, all by gravity flow.
This proposed District would be limited by terrain to the area
roughly between East Stanford and East Layton from Ogden to Franklin.
I would greatly appreciate your advising me ~en I might be able
to meet with your Board to discuss the matter, and particularly the
terms and conditions of any contract that might be worked out.
Your assistance is appreciated.
Very truly yours,
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Mr. Carroll displayed a map of the area upon wh i ch was outlined the boundaries of the
proposed Cherry Hills Sanitation District No. 1.
Mr. Carroll pointed out that the portion of the proposed di stri ct between East Tufts Avenue
and East Layton Avenue, or approximately the south two-thirds, is located in the service area
of South Englewood Sanitation District, but has never been legally included into said
district. The northerly one-third, between East Stanford Avenue and East Tufts Avenue, lies
outside the South Englewood Sanitation District service area.
Mr. Carroll pointed out further that this proposed district appears to be geographically
separated so as not to allow gravity flow int.o the Little Dry Creek basin; and, therefore
it would seem most feasible to permit this district to be physically connected to the
South Englewood Sanitation District system which would apparently allow full gravity flow.
After some discussion,
Lay moved,
Rosvall, seconded, That the Water and Sewer Board reconunend to City Council that
approval be given for written assurance to Mr. Richard N. Graham,
Attorney for the proposed Cherry Hi lls Sanitation District No. 1,
that the City of Englewood w~ll enter into a standard Conne c tor's
Agreement with such district, when legally formed, for Englewood
sewage t reatment servi ce to the area located generally between
Eas t S t anford Avenue on the North, East Layton Avenue on the South,
Soutb Ogden Stree t on the West and, Soutb Franklin Street on the
Eas t , u po n re c e ip t of evi dence of a proper, executed, agreement
be t ween sai d Cherry Hills San i tati on District No. 1 and South
En glew oo d San i tat~on District No. 1 for tbe transmission of
Cherry Hi lls San i tation District No. 1 sewage through the sewer
t runk fac 1liti es of South Englewood Sanitation Distri ct No. 1.
Ayes:
Nays:
Harder, Kre i ling, Lay, Rosvall
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Ro svall moved,
Kreiling, seconded, That the meeting be adjourned.
Ayes :
Nays:
Absent:
Harder, Kreiling, Lay, Rosvall
None
Horton, Robohm 1 Schwab
The meeting was adjourned at 6 :10 P.M.
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FINANCIAL REPORT FIRST HALF 1970
Water Fund Revenues : Bud~et Year To Date _%_
Sales $ 788,874 $4o6,631 51%
Tap Fees 950 550 58%
Connection Charges 30,000 17,143 57%
Taxes 316 186 5~
Rentals 12,095 4,936 41%
Interest 25,000 0 ~
Miscellaneous 71 200 3,979 57%
Total $ 864,435 *-'33,425 5~
Water Fund Expenditures:
Source of Supply $ 26,109 $ 13,223 49%
Pumping 97,575 39,442 40%
Purification 73,827 36,581 5~
Distribution 107,279 33,074 31%
Accounting 52,200 23,732 45%
General Admin i stration 95,970 38,923 40%
Debt Service 399,875 64,161 15%
Capital Additions 58 1 000 45 1 938 78%
Total $ 910,835 $295,750 24%
Sever Fund Revenues:
Disposal Service $ 250,000 $134,685 54%
Inside (Tap) Charges 3,100 13,912 l~ +
Outs ide (Tap) Charges 20,000 14,418 72%
Interest 30,000 0 ~
Miscellaneous 750 11 853 100% +
Total $ 303,850 $164,868 54%
Sewer Fund Expenditures:
Treatment $ 82,555 $ 45,912 55%
Sanitary System 40,915 18,377 45%
Accounting 14,168 7,732 54%
General Administration 25,042 9,702 39%
Debt Service 99,574 12,667 8%
Capital Additions 30 1 000 49 1 566 10~ +
Total $ 292,254 $143,954 42%
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MEKJRAM M 'ID 'nlE ENGlEWOOD CITY OOUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR REOOMMENDATION OF 'IHE ENGlEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
July 21, 1970
Inclusion of Additional Land Into Southgate Sanitation ~strict
That the land, as described in the proposed Supplement No. 24 to
the Connector • s Agreement vi th Southgate Sanitation District, be
approved for inclusion into said district, with said Supplement
No. 24, herewith presented, being approved and duly executed by
the proper officials of the City.
RespectfUlly submitted,
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OR RECXI1MENDATION OF T!E ENGI.DlOOD WATER AND SEWER OOARD
July 21, 1970
Inclusion of Additional Land Into South Arapahoe Sanitation District
'nlat the land, as described in the proposed Supplement No. 19 to
the Connector's Agreement with South Arapahoe Sanitation District,
be approved for inclusion into said district, with said Supplement
No. 19, being duly approved and properly executed by the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLE.WOD WA'IER AND SEWER OOARD
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MEMORANDUM TO TH! ENGlEWOOD CITY OOUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RE<XlMMENDATION OF '!HE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
July 21, 1970
Letter of Intent -Englewood Sewage Treatment Service For 93 Acres
Proposed For Inclusion Into Southgate Sanitation District.
That approval be given for written assurance to Medema Building
Corporati on t hat the City will give favorable consideration for
the i nclusion of the following described land into Southgate
Sanitati on District, upon receipt of the proper Supplemental
Agreement with Southgate Sanitation District providing for such
inclus ion:
The South l/2 of the North l/2 of the ~; the North l/2
of the South l/2 of the SW!o.q and the South l/2 of the SE\
of the sw'!>.a, Except the West 484.9 feet thereof and Except
the South )0 feet thereof, All in Section 19, Township 5
South, Range 67 West of the 6th P.M., County of Arapahoe
State of Colorado.
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OR REOOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLE'tiOOD WA'IER AND SEWER BOARD
July 21, 1970
Letter of Intent -Connector's Agreement With Proposed Cherry Hi lls
Sanitation District No. 1
That approval be given for written assurance to Mr. Richard N. Graham,
Attorney for the proposed Cherry Hills San i tation District No. 1 1
t hat the City of Englewood will enter into a standard Connector's
Agreement w~th such district, when legally formed, for Englewood
sewage t reatment service to the area located generally between East
S tanford Avenue on the North, East Layton Avenue on the South, South
Ogden Street on the West and, South FrarJdin Street on the East, upon
rece ipt of evidence of a proper, executed, agreement between said
Cherry Hills Sanitation District No. 1 and South Englewood Sanitation
D~strict No. 1 for the transmission of Cherry Hills Sanitation District
No. 1 sewage through the sewer trunk facilities of South Englewood
Sanitation District No. 1.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATm AND SEWER BOARD
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ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LffiRARY BOARD
July 14 , 1970
The regular meeting of the Englewood Public. Library Board was called to order at 7:50 P.M.
Present: Mr . Maxwell, Mrs . Jarrell, Mrs. Simon, and Miss Lute .
Absent: Mr . Dhority, Mrs . Hoffman and Mr . Miller .
A quo r um was not present.
No que stions were raise d concerning the minutes of the previous meeting.
Miss Lute r e ported on the statistics for June, 1970 . There were 1, 200 more books circulated
than the previous year . Miss Lute also reported that the number of children in the Summer
Reading Program has increased from last year and Miss Smith has been going to the bookmobile
to tell stories. The inventory of the book collection is going very well . Tentative plans have
been made to add the Ora Oliver School and Cherrelyn School to the fall bookmobile schedule .
Re-arrangement of the library will be started on Monday, July 26 . The City Planning Commit-
tee will visit the library on Saturday, July lB,as a part of their tour of the city facilities. Miss
Gail Mcintire has been hired as a replacement for Mrs. Joanne Sedgwick who asked to be trans-
ferred from a full-time to a temporary position.
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There has been preliminary discussion with the Arapahoe Regional Library District concerning
tbe bookmobile service In the County. 'Fhe State Library has decided to discontinue Its traveling
collection of books and has offered these books to the public libraries at no coat . The Englewood
Public Library selected .about 165 books from the juvenile collection and will select adult non-
fiction at a later date.
The 1971 budget bas been reviewed by Mr. Dial and Mr. McDivitt . Miss Lute Indicated her wish
to use m oney to purchase books on Colorado and to purchase locked book cases so the Colorado
materials can be protected.
Miss Lute reported on the American Library Associations convention in Detroit.
Tbe three new members to be added to tbe Library B oard will be appointed by the City Council
at a later date. Tbere was some discussion of additional persons and a concensus that these
names be submitted to Mr. Dbority for his recommendation to the City Council .
Tbe unofficial Library Balrd meeting adjourned at 9:40P .M.
Respectfully submitted
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Joanne Sedgwick
Recording Secretary
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Th e re~ meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission was
c alle~ to order by Chairman Carlson at 7:45 P. M.
Members present: Walsh; Senti ; Lentsch ; Carls on
Romans, Ex-officio
Me mbers absent: Woods; Lone
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. Carlson stated the Minutes of June 2, 1970, were to be considered
for approval.
Walsh moved:
Senti sec onded: The Minutes of June 2, 1970, be approved as written.
The motion carried unanimously.
III. TOUR OF CITY FACILITIES.
Mrs. Romans discussed the tour of facilities which has been proposed
in conjunction with consideration of the Capital Improvements Pro-
gram. This tour had been planned for June 13th; however, the Colorado
Municipal League meeting was being conducted at that time, and
department heads and some Councilmen were attending it. Too, it has
been discussed postponing this tour until the new members of the
Commission have been appointed by the City Council in order that
they might have an opportunity to become familiar with the City
facilities. Discussion followed.
Mr. Woods entered and took his seat with the Commission.
Mr. Carlson asked if there were a date the Capital Improvements recom-
mendations had to be submitted to the City Manager? Mrs. Romans
stated that she didn't know what the final date would be, but that
she had initially planned to have the program to Mr. Dial by the
first part of July. Further discussion followed. Mr. Senti commented
that the Council has not yet discussed the new appointments to the
boards and commissions. In view of the possible length of time be-
fore the new members are appointed, the Commission decided to go
ahead and set the date of the tour for July 18th, 6:30 A. M. at the
Village Inn Pancake House. Mrs. Romans stated she anticipated that
the tour would possibly take the majority of the morning, and that
members should plan for this possibility.
IV . CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM-FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant City Manager Me Divitt, Fire Chief Hamilton, Police Chief
Clasby and Larry Bourn, Architect, were present for discussion of
the Capital Improvements requests of both the Fire and Police
De par t ments.
Mr s . Romans state d t hat she wished t o emphasize to the Comm i ssion
me mb e r s th e importan c e o f the Capital Improvement program . Mrs.
Roman s d i s c ussed the provisions of the City Charter, the Comprehensive
Plan, and requirements by the Federal Government for c ertifi c ation
o f a workable prog ram in connec t i on with the Capital Improvements
Prog ram.
Mr . Carl s on a s ked Chief Ham i lton to present the Capital Improvement
re qu ests fo r th e Fire Department.
Ch ief Ham i lton s tat e d he felt the City had made real progress in
t h F i r e Departme n t unt i l 1965; but the increased growth in the
Ci ty has place d a h e avy burden on the Fire Department. Chief
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equipment to c atch up and keep up with the development of the City,
and this must be accomplished to maintain the Fire Rating of 6.
Mr. Hamilton stated the first item on the priority list was an
additional FIRE PUMPER, 1250 gallons, diesel, automatic, with a
life e xp ectancy of 20 years at a cost of $45,000. This will increase
the pumper c ompanies from four to five, and increase the total pump-
ing c apa c ity of the Department. He noted that he felt it would cost
about $90,000 per year to man this pumper . The next request dis-
cusse d by Chief Hamil ton was the COMMUNICATIONS AND OPERATIONS CENTER
for the Fire Department whi c h is to be in the proposed Fire-Police
complex. Chief Hamilton not ed that he does not know what the share
of this expenditure will be fo1· the Fire Department. This would
include Alarm Re ceivi.ng Equipment and Alarm Sendtng Equipment to
four fire stations. The need for a RES CUE VEHICLE was cited by
Chief Hamilton. The City does not now have a rescue unit, but uses
two ambulances that belong to the Volunteer Fire Department. Chief
Hamilton stated he felt that federal funds could be obtained for
this project, possibly $6,000 for the unit. Chief Hamilton stated
that last year there were around 800 emergency calls, for which the
two ambulances were us e d, but they do not receive credit for rescue
service from the Mountain States Bureau of Fire Underwriters. He
also pointed out that they provide free ambulan ce service within
the metropolitan area to families of City employees. He stated
that rescue service is a very important service, and the City must
provide it. Chief Hamilton noted that he is also asking for per-
sonnel to man this vehicle, thereby freeing additional staff for
the fire-fighting operation. Mr. McDivitt asked Chief Hamilton if
he knew how much we were p e nalized by having fire -personnel running
the abmulances? Chief Hamilton stated he did not know exactly how
much we were penalized, but knew that the City did suffer in their
ratings becaus e of this practice. Mr . Carlson questioned the number
of personnel whi c h 1s being reque ted . Chief Hamilton stated he
wa figuring on three men per 24 hour shift, or a total of nine men.
He ctted an in ident just recently wherein a memb er of his staff
suffered injury on a rescue c all and stated he felt that three men
should be on the unit . Mr . McDivttt asked how many men u s ually
went on c alls to ambulance c ompanie ? Chief Hamilton stated he
thought two men was the usual number . Gotng on to the reque ts,
Chief Hamtlton said that FURNISHINGS IN THE NEW FIRE HEADEQUARTERS
BUILDING had, again, been included even though the precise amount
needed for this project is unknown at thts ttme. A second FIRE
PUMPER was requested in 1972; again, this would be a 1250 gallon
machine, and would increase the pumping c ompanies from ftve to six,
if the pumper requested in 1971 is approved, and will increase the
overall pumping capac1ty. RELOCATION OF STATIONS TWO AND THREE was
next cons1dered. Chief Hamilton noted that both these stations are
situated in close proximity to City boundary lines, which Fire
Underwriters feel does not provide the maxtmum amount of protection
to the property with111 the C1ty. Chief Hamilton cited the fact
that Slatton #3 is located right on West Belleview Avenue, and while
t h ey do have signals to halt the traffic, motorists do not always
stop to allow the trucks access onto Belleview . He stated that he
hoped property ·ould be purchased in a more centralized location
1 OJ' th sou th-·en tra l porl1on of the Ctly , and that a s1 t c ould be
obtatnod .in the C>nte nnial A ·res ar a for a station . REPLACEMENT
OF STATION #4 was constd r d . Ch1ef Haml.l ton potnted out that this
was a "temporary " steel butldtng e1·ec ted 13 years ago, and that it
must b replaced. Chte J Hamtlton sl ated that with the rapidly
developjng industrial area 1n orthwest Englewood, we should have
a modern, up-to-date, well-equtpp d and well-manned station i n the
ar a . Th exact locat1on of l111 r plact'mE.•nt stat1on is predicated
on s vera I llnng-s ; 1 U1'1 h<>r annexa lions, the amount and type of
dev lopment, etc ., b11t 1t is thoul,l'ht that the stat1on should be
loca t 'd further as l w1 th1n the 1ndustr1al a1 ·ea. Th need for a
FI RE DEPARTMENT THAI ING GRO ND AND TESTING AREA was d1scuss d.
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Chief Hamilton stated that they are now train1ng f1remen in the
street , and are borrow1ng citize n s buildings to train on, because
the City does not have a training ground. Chief Hamilton stated
that there were three acres available on C1ty-owned land by the
ser v1 ce center upon which this training center could be placed .
Ch i ef Hamilton state d they are planning a six-floor tower for
tra1ni ng purpose , and a two-story "h ouse"; they feel the construction
c osts would run about $120,000. Chief Hamilton stated that a ramp
and retai ning wall to the river would also be needed to enable
Lh m to get pumper fa c ilities n ear e nou gh to draw water from the
r 1ve t·, which would th e n return to the river after practice sessions.
A FIRE PUMPER requested for 1973 was dis c ussed. Chief Hamilton
s tate d Uns would be a repl acement for Pump er #l, which is now 22
years old . TI1e average a ge of our pumpers is 17-l/2 years, and the
ages run from 13 years to 22 years old . Chief Ham1lton stated that
t h ey are hav1 n g e ngine trouble with some of the olde t pumpers now
and that they mu st k eep these pumpers in operation at the same time
making plans to replace them as soon as possible . The purchase of
a SQUI RT APPLIANCE in 1973 was discussed. Chief Hamilton stated
th at this appliance is a hydrolically controlled, high water-volume
tmplement whi c h c an be operate d by one man. The cost of this
app l1an ce is estimated at $20,000 . Chief Hamilton stated that this
appliance c ould be mounted on a new pumper or on one of the present
pumpers. A replacement FIRE PUMPER requested in 1974 to replace
Pumpet· #2, which is 18 years old, was then discussed. This would
be a 750 gallon pumper, for $36,000 . Additional AERIAL EQUIPMENT
1s requested for 1975 to meet required needs of fire fighting
ca pabilities in the industrial and high-rise residential districts .
Clnef Hamilton stated that the need for additional aerial equipment
mu L be kept in mind when the new fire stations are built, and one
bay must be large enough at each station for the aerial equipment ;
h s tated that possibly the station in the southwestern portion of
the C1ty would not need the aerial equipme nt provisions, but that
we must have it in the industrial section in Northwest Englewood .
IN TE RSE CT ION PRE-EMPTION e quipm nt wa discussed. Ch1ef Hamilton
&tat e d this would be high-density l1ghts 1nstalled on all emergen y
vch1cl with elec tri c eye receiving eq u1pment located in the inlet-
section which w1ll ''cle ar" the interse tion for the fire equipment.
Br1ef discussion on the present pre-emption equipment followed .
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Mr . Lentsch ask ed Chief Hamilton how many men were employed 1n the
Fire De partment at the present time. Chief Hamilton stated th er
we•·e 49 men in the fit ·e department, including the pos1tions of
re c ords speciali t and chief. Mr . Lentsch then asked how many
volunteers were available? Cbief Hamilton replied the City had 19
volunteer firemen, but new volunteers cannot be accepted and
volunteer firemen who are retiring cannot be replaced according to
the Muni c ipal od •
Chairman Carl on thank e d Chief Hamilton for his presentation.
V. CA PITAL IMPROVEMENT S PROGRAM-POLI CE DEPARTMENT .
Chai.l'm an Carlso n asked Poli ce Chief Clasby to present the requests
1 o1 · th Police Department .
Clllef C la!:;by s tat d that th to p priority reque t for the Ppli ce
Departm nt wa s Lh c onstru c tion o1 new POLI CE HEADQUARTERS. Chief
Clas by s tated that th pt·oposal will n compa s three different
funcl1ons: that of the pol1ce d partment, the fire department, and
tlw 1·ecords and c ommun1cati.ons ce nter . Chief Clasby stated that th
1 1·oposaJ w1ll g1ve the Pollee D partment 11,500 q . ft. of spac ,
which docs not include any of Lh pace for th records and com -
muntca t io n c nt r, If this separate "department" 1s not approv ed,
lh<' Police D<>pnrtm nt port1on will have to be i n reased in floor
n t 4?a . Chie1 Clasby stated the Poli ce Department now has a total
ol 59 p •rsonn •l, Jncluding dog ward ns, dete t1ves, and 1emalc
P 'l''>onn e l . Pro j lions tor the n xt 10 years indicate a total
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pe1sonnel of approx1mately 105 people . Ch1ef Clasby pointed out that
a new poli ce facility IS needed whether or not the projected personnel
grow th is realized. He noted that 1n their present building,
the west wall i s in extremely poor condition, and "may be in the street
at any time"; al so, th e jail facilities are totally inadequate as are
provis1ons for briefing rooms, etc. Chief Clasby noted that at the
p 1 ese nt t1me, the a1r c onditioning is not functioning in the front half
of the building , and that 1t had been 87" in that part of the building
ear lier on this day . Also, until very recently, they had been pumping
gas for the patrol c ars from inside the building. Chief Clasby
e mphasiz e d that the prese nt facilities were totally inadequate and in
nee d of major repair.
Ch1 ef C la sby st ate d that in preparation of plans for th e new poli ce-
[Lre center , he and Ar c hit ec t Larry Bourn had traveled to Phoen1x,
Ar izona, to study facilities there , and then to California where they
v1s 1te d departments in West Covina, Pamona , and Glendora . Chief
Clasby staled that these commutnt1es were within the population range
o f Englewood, and that they had studied the faciliti es for communica-
tLons, floor space, personnel, etc. It was noted that Chief Hamilton
and Mr. McDivitt had been sent to the San Francisco area to study fire
d pa r tments and c ommunications centers in communities there . Chief
Clasby stated t hat as a result of these trips, the idea of a combined
c ommunications and records facility has been "firmed up". Total con-
struction costs of the police facility is estimated at $362,976. ThLs
includes eng1neering and architectural preparation, actual construct1on,
landscaping, furn1t ure, parking area, etc. Mr. Carlson questioned the
construction cost of $310,500 for the building. Chief Clasby stated
that this would make special provis i ons for conduits, etc. for the
jail fac1lities, security provisions, etc. Mr. Bourn stated that of
the estimated c ost, $3 per sq. ft. 1s for electrical purposes, and
$6 .50 p er sq. ft . is me c hanical cost .
Construction co t for the Fi1·e -Pol ice Central Facilities are estimated
at $187,050, with the total c o t estimated at $242,750 . It ~as noted
that this facility mu t be built with th Fire Station ; it will be
placed in an ISOlated area not ava1lable to the general public .
Per onnel involved in c ommun1 c at1ons at the present time total about
15, a ccording to Chief Hamilton. Ch1ef Clasby stated that there would
be only about 18 or 20 p e ople involved in the total c ommunications
p1 ogram if this concept is approved, for the polL ee, f1re, parks,
street, and water departments, plus the convenience of a central
r ec ords ce nter . This would provide 24 hour coverage .
Another priority IS the ANIMAL SHELTER, wh1ch must be replaced as
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soon a s poss1ble. TI1e present facilities are too small and unsanitary
and the d1sposal facilities for unclaimed animals ha s met with consider-
able cr J t1 c1sm . Chief Clasby stated that the Amer1can Humane
Soctety has inspe t e d this facility , and has recCJmmended that it be
rep la ce d immediately. Chief Clasby stated that it is estimated that
there 1s a 5,000 dog population in the City of Engl e wood, of wh1ch 1t
1 est 1mate d 26 ~ will b e impounded each year. The fa c ilities ar e
tnadequate, un sanitary, and th ere is a probabil1ty the Ameri c an Humane
Soc1 t y w1ll ond mn th factlities if th e City do es not improve them.
A build1ng with an area of 8,000 sq. ft . is be1ng propos e d, at a c ost
of approximately $9,600.
The COMMUNICATIONS AND RECORDS CENTER was further discussed . Mr. Bourn
noted that th ey a re J'eally propos1ng a separat "de partment" encompassing
t h e rad10 fac1lilies for polL ee , fir e, water and sewer, engi nee 1ng and
s t1 ·e et s , and parks depa r tment s; Jec ords would be centrally located for
asy ac cess , and there would b a possiblltly of data processing equip-
m nt and operat1on betng lo ated th ere. Mr . Bourn noted that all three
fa 1lit1es--lt r , police, and communications center--houM be con tructed
und r th e snme p 1ogram with th e same time sched ul e.
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VI . CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM -PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT .
Mr . E . P . Roman s and Mr .J e rry Royther were present for this discussion.
Mr . Roman s introduced Mr . Royther, Assistant Parks & Recreation Director,
to th e Planning Commtssion .
Mr. Rom a n s stated that whil e c on iderable work has been done in acquiring
and d e veloping parks, we hav e r e ally only replaced the former City Park,
and hav e add e d no add1t1onal park land to make up th e deficit that
e x1 s t s . M . Romans s t a t e d that the Parks and Recreation Commission has
se t a priority list , aft r mu c h d e liberation, for consideration by the
Plann1ng Commi s sion . Mr. Rom a n s di cussed their priority list, with
f1rst pr1ority for 1970 b e 1n g t h renovation of the Groussman Bu1lding
in the amount of $45,000 . Mr . Roman s tated that the State Highway
De pa r tm e nt ha s ask e d th e Pa r k a nd Rec r e at1on Department 1f the City
c ould u e th e no r th e nd of t h 1 · butlding for re creational facilit1es,
ina s mu c h a s Commerce Park w1ll b e lost wtth th e construction of the
tnterc hange at the Broadway -:r285 tnte r e ction . Mr . Romans stated that
h e und e r s tood th e Stat e c ould ge t Federal aid on this project, if the
C1ty did use th e buildtng fo r rec r e ational purposes . He stated that
h e f ee l s tht s i s a great opportunity for the City, 1nasmuch as we do
not hav e a community butlding and it appears that the school facilities
w 1 J l no Ion g e r b e a va i la bl e for use as they have been in the past .
Mr . Romans stated that the Sinclair Junior High School Teen Club has
300 tud e nts, and that these students will need a place to meet, as will
other youth groups, senior citizen groups, and civic and social
organizat1ons . He stated the $45 ,000 would cover renovation of the
Groussman Build1ng, providing a new roof, improved sewer system,
e lectri c ity, new floor1ng, and restrooms. They would like to have a
rifle range in the basement . Second priority in 1971, is the develop-
ment of the west end of BELLEVIEW PARK. This would be a "natut·al area";
new trees would be planted, and they hope to install a sprinkler system ,
leav1ng the buffalo grass rather than replacing it. Third prio r ity was
three ALL-PURPOSE COURTS at Bates-Logan Park, Jason Park, and Centenni al
Park . Cost i e stimated at $3,000 per court. Fourth priority was the
GOLF COURSE wh1 c h, It was noted, should be a cooperat1ve effort with
eithe r South Suburban Parks & Recreation Di s tri c t or the Ci ty of
Littleton, and of which the City of Englewood's share s hould be l /2 of
the total co~t of c onstruct1on, bond interest, etc . The Parks and
Recreation Commission has requested $25,00 0 for this proj e ct in 1971.
PARKING LOT PAVEMENT was listed as fifth priori ty for 1971, with parking
lots at Bates-Logan Park, Jason Park, and Miller Field covered In the
request .
D1 s cussion on the golf course followed. Mr. Roman s stated that the
golf course is needed immediately, and they are attempt1ng to work out
a sit e for the c ourse and also tryi n g to work out the f1nancing.
D1scussion on the Groussman Building also ens u ed.
Th e Planning Dire c tor 1ndi c ated a "ne1ghborhood" map, whi c h map has
loc atton s of publ i c Ja c ilities uch as f1re stations, pol1c head-
qua rt er , pat·k s , sc hool s , e t c. shown on it.. She noted tha t areas _,1
and =5 arc lac king In pa1k fa c ilities, and asked about the pos i bil1ty
o1 "m1n 1 -parks" o r "v s t-po c k e t parks " 1n thes e areas. Mr . Roman s
no t d t ha t a l o n • t1 me a blo k had been "pt c ked out" In area #5
(Southeas t En g l e wood ), but that ju s t to mov e the houses from thi s
block wou l d c o s t 3 00,000, and that a bloc k really 1sn't s uffic1e nt
f or a pa 1k , Il was d c t rm1ned by the staff that 1t would b bette r to
1 n e t ea ' the Be !lev 1ew Park and 1mprove the Dun c an School Park 1n this
atl'a than spe nd the $300,000 lo t e move the houses . Mrs . Romans noted
t h at 1 n th Co mp 1 e h e n 1ve Plan, four dra1nage are a are shown as areas
wlHc h (Ou ld be d e v lope d Into patk fac1l1tics . Th sed ainage areas
a1 r : (I ) th e ·ou thw s t corn er of South Em e t s on Street and East Bates
Av e n ue , (2 ) a n u n p l att e d parce l at approximat e ly West Radcliff Avenue
a nd the JluJon -In ·a all e y , and (3) a d1a1nag c way which b1sects the
Da volt Subd 1 v1 si o n al We t Stanlord Av e nue and South Galapago Street;
a nd (4 ) a dta w b twc n South Te Jon Street and South Zun1 Street and
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between West Vassar Avenue and West College Avenue. She acknowledged
that the fourth dra1nage-way listed above is included in the Parks and
Recreation Commission Capital Improvement Plan, but the priority is
no t listed until 1976. Mrs. Romans noted that the Comprehensive Plan
also designates a land-locked parcel southeast of GEM as a park.
Further discussion followed. Mr. Carlson expressed the appreciation of
the Commissi on to Mr. Romans and Mr. Royther for their attendance.
The Planning Commission discussed the probability of a special meeting,
at which time these various requests for Capital Improvement funds would
be considered. Mr . Woods stated he felt it would take a special
meeting; he also expressed hi s opinion that an increase in the mill levy
to finance some of these capital improvements would not be out of line.
He stated that these requests are needed, and that by trying to keep
the mill levy low , the City is accompl1shing nothing in the way of
capital improvements.
Dr . Walsh asked about the need for the Groussman Building and the
statement that was made earlier that the school facilities will not
b e available for recreational use any longer. Mr . Carlson stated that
the late Wm . Bishop, Superintendent of Schools, had been very cooperative
with the City in making the school buildings and personnel available
for recreational needs, but that there has seemingly been a change in
policy since Mr. Bishop's death, and the City has not been able to use
the schools for square dances, teen clubs, etc. Inasmuch as these are
vital programs in our recreation program, the City must provide some
place for these groups to meet. Dr. Walsh commented that as a tax-
payer, he wasn't paying for a "lack of cooperation" on the part of
school officials when it is taxpayers money that finance the school
programs anyway. Further brief discussion followed.
Walsh moved:
Lentsch seconded: The meeting be adjourned.
The motion carried; the meeting adjourned at 10:45 P. M.
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Minutes of July 22, 1970
The re&ular meeting of the Englewo od Parks ~ Recreat1ao ~salon
wae called to order by Paul Blessiug, chairman, at 7&30 p.~ in the Recreation
Office, 3400 South Elat!.
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Blessing, KreiliJli , Lay, St.ackhouae
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Allen, Cushing, Jorgeuaen
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Je•ry Roy~er, Asst. Dir. Parks ~ Recreation
Pat Horsley ) Don Cushing )Recreation Council officers
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0._.--·"'~ 0~ o~be approved as printed. Y~t1on carried.
d' The financial re~ort and the invoices for June, 1970 were presented.
Lay moved and Kreiling seconded to approve these. Motion carried.
The 1971 Puks ~ Recreation budget requests l<l'et:e reviewed in detail by
Mr. Romans and Hr. Ro ythcr. Lay !l'.oved, Stackhouse seconded to approve these
requests and forward them to the Clty Manager and to the Eoglewood School
Jerry Roytber reported on the Engle~o."'Od Firecracker "AAA" Invitatloul
Tournament played on July 2, 3, 4 and 5, 1970. Paid admissions totaled $1600.
When all ads are collected, tournament profit over expenses vill total $1,221.
According to )h:. Rolna~ the Jaycees Fireworks Display on July 4tb cauud
no damages to the Centennial Park grounds or seeded arass areaa.
Concem on the 10 ft . Ti&ht-away aloug the city ditch at J!.atea-Loaan Park
was presented by Mr. Romans. The owners property line &djoinlng the park area
extends 10 ft. ncross t.he ditch, into the area being used by the park. ORe
property owner is contemplating erecting a fence on his property lioe.
Mr. Romans feels that this ~uld reduce park area and would eliminate the ditch
which lends cocething to the park. After discussion of this utter, Cocaission
agreed that the fencing is undes irable and authorized Mr. ~ to confer with
Stanley Dial, City 1-lanager, and the City Attorna}' for legal advice 1n handliiJ&
this aiWD.t1on.
Landscaping of the lntercha~a at So. Broadway and u.s. 285 was discuaaed.
Mr. Romans presented a letter addresaed to wm. McDivitt, Asst. City Mansaer from
Chaa. Shuaate, State Chief Enaineer, in regard to this landacap1na project.
Mr. ~te stated in hie letter that tbe present project pTOYides only for
top~il, aeedlJli w1tb blue gr.a sraaa aDd IDI.Ilc:hiq, and that a epdaklf.q
eyetal would be necessary to support a .,r. fonal type l&d1caplq. He fllrtber
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atated that DO fUDda are aYailable at ~ t~ to develop a aprtakler ayetea
or: fonal laGdec:aplq, but hopefully, hipvay deYelopeeot faDda coa141 M ....
n&ilable 1o tbe f•ture. He estlllatecl tbat coata for auda a project wold M
$50,000 for wich Cit)' funds at present toJDal41 be Deeded. After c-1aalOG 411-
cusaed this -tter, Mr. Lay IIDYH to direct thia letter to City Couaeil for
its CODBideratioo in hopes they pursue the particular atat.-eot referrtaa to
tbe probability of aY&ilable biabw&Y deYelopment funda 1D the future. ea..laaloD
aaread.
Mr. Stackhouse related that h e had approached Geo. Alln oo actill& u
claainaan of tbe reactiYated plf COIIIIittee aDd that Mr. AlleD baa qreed to
eerve as chai~a~~~.
Mr. Blealiq reported that he, Mr. ttre1lla& aDd Mr. RGIII&DI bad lupected
an area of lad at Roxboroqb Park which looks aa thoucb it il e•ltable for
aolf course use. There are 240 acres available at tbia elte.
Tbe .. euaa adjourned at 10:20 P•••
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ____ ~~--~~-=---------------~-{, ~
p.. "--v~"~ ~ \ ~ 'o:{: A BILL FOR
~~'tk~~~E ~~G CHAPTER 8 RELATING TO WATER AND SEWER
c}-(.--1. BY AD~INt NE~ ~~ONS THERETO, AUTHORIZING THE WATER AND
SEWE~~ BO~&o0 1SSUE LICENSES TO CROSS OR ENCLOSE THE CITY
DITC~~~ ESTABLISH REASONABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS
T~§~Qit.
,-\~' ~ BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That Chapter 8 of the Englewood Municipal Code is hereby
amended by adding new sections thereto as follows:
8.1-2 Board-Authority to Issue Licenses
The City Water and Sewer Board is hereby authorized
to issue licenses and pennits for the crossing of the "City
Ditch" for purpose of transporting by pipe or conduit, stonn
water, sanitary sewer waters, domestic water supply, gas
pipe line, telephone conduit, electrical conduit, over-
head wire, bridges or enclosures of said City Ditch in
pipe, provided, however, that no building shall be author-
ized to be constructed within the right-of-way of the
City Ditch.
8.1-3 Licenses Issued-When
The City Water and Sewer Board may issue such licenses
to any person, finn or corporation, private or public,
upon such tenns and conditions as shall not be inconsistent
with the intended -use of said City Ditch and such license
agreement shall provide for the following:
(a) All construction shall comply with and confonn
to the standards fonnulated by the Director of Utilities.
(b) The City shall have the right at all times to
maintain, install, repair, remove or relocate the City
Ditch or any other of its facilities or installations
within the City's right-of-way. The City reserves the
exclusive right to control all easements and installa-
tions.
(c) That in the event that any use by the licensee
should interfere with any future use of the right-of-
way by the City, the licensee shall, upon request and
at his sole expense, relocate, rearrange or remove its
installation so as not to interfere with such use.
(d) Any repair or replacement of any City installa-
tion made necessary in the opinion of the City's Director
of Utilities for any reason shall be made at the sole
expense of the licensee.
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(e) That all rights and privileges granted in
any license issued by the Water and Sewer Board shall
be subject to prior agreements, licenses, and/or
grants, recorded and unrecorde d, and it shall be the
licensee 's sole responsibility to determine the exis-
tence of said documents or conflicting uses or in-
stallations.
(f) That the licensee shall contact and fully
cooperate with the City Ditch foreman and the crossing
shall be made without interference with any lawful,
usual or ordinary flow of water through the City Ditch.
(g) The licensee will not place, nor allow to be
placed, any manholes, meters or similar appurtenances
within the City's rights-of-way for the City Ditch.
(h) That the licensee shall assume all risks, in-
cident to the possible presence of such waters, storm
waters or surface waters in the City Ditch.
(i) That all licensees by acceptance of their license
expressly assume full and strict liability for any and
all damage of any nature to persons or property caused
by water from the Ditch leaking through or breaking
through the Ditch bank or banks at the point or points
where the licensee performs any work in connection with
the crossing provided by the license.
(j) That the licensee shall indemnify and save harm-
less the City of Englewood, its officers and employees
against any and all claims, damages, actions, or causes
of actions and expenses to which it or they may be sub-
ject by reason of said installation being within and
across the premises of the City or by reason of any
work done or omission made by the licensee, its agents,
or employees in connection with the construction, re-
placement, maintenance or repair of said installation.
(k) That the licensee expressly agrees that in the
case of licensee's breach of any of the within pro-
visions, the City may at its option have specific per-
formance therefor, or sue for damages resulting from
said breach.
8.1-4 Rules and Regulations That the City Water and
Sewer Board may make such additional rules and regulations
as may be reasonably intended to accomplish the above and
foregoing contained in Section 8.1-3, but not inconsistent
with the provisions thereof.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
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ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and passed first reading
on the day of , 1970.
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fl\..e N ~ ~RD-I~JGo\I@:NDING CHAPTER 8 RELATING TO WATER AND SEWER co~F ~~l)~NEW SECTIONS THERETO, AUTHORIZING THE WATER AND
ere< SEWER BOARD TO ISSUE LICENSES TO CROSS OR ENCLOSE THE CITY
DITCH AND TO ESTABLISH REASONABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS
THEREFOR.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE-
WOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That Chapter 8 of the Englewood Municipal Code is hereby
amended by adding new sections thereto as follows:
8.1-2 Board-Authority to Issue Licenses
The City Water and Sewer Board is hereby authorized
to issue licenses and permits for the crossing of the "City
Ditch" for purpose of transporting by pipe or conduit, storm
water, sanitary sewer waters, domestic water supply, gas
pipe line, telephone conduit, electrical conduit, over-
head wire, bridges or enclosures of said City Ditch in
pipe, provided, however, that no building shall be author-
ized to be constructed within the right-of-way of the
City Ditch.
8.1-3 Licenses Issued-When
The City Water and Sewer Board may issue such licenses
to any person, firm or corporation, private or public,
upon such terms and conditions as shall not be inconsistent
with the intended use of said City Ditch and such license
agreement shall provide for the following:
(a) All construction shall comply with and conform
to the standards formulated by the Director of Utilities.
(b) The City shall have the right at all times to
maintain, install, repair, remove or relocate the City
Ditch or any other of its facilities or installations
within the City's right-of-way. The City reserves the
exclusive right to control all easements and installa-
tions.
(c) That in the event that any use by the licensee
should interfere with any future use of the right-of-
way by the City, the licensee shall, upon request and
at his sole expense, relocate, rearrange or remove its
installation so as not to interfere with such use.
(d) Any repair or replacement of any City installa-
tion made necessary in the opinion of the City's Director
of Utilities for any reason shall be made at the sole
expense of the licensee.
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(e) That all rights and privileges granted in
any license issued by the Water and Sewer Board shall
be subject to prior agreements, licenses, and/or
grants, recorded and unrecorded, and it shall be the
licensee's sole responsibility to determine the exis-
tence of said documents or conflicting uses or in-
stallations.
(f) That the licensee shall contact and fully
cooperate with the City Ditch foreman and the crossing
shall be made without interference with any lawful,
usual or ordinary flow of water through the City Ditch.
(g) The licensee will not place, nor allow to be
placed, any manholes, meters or similar appurtenances
within the City's rights-of-way for the City Ditch.
(h) That the licensee shall assume all risks, in-
cident to the possible presence of such waters, storm
waters or surface waters in the City Ditch.
(i) That all licensees by acceptance of their license
expressly assume full and strict liability for any and
all damage of any nature to persons or property caused
by water from the Ditch leaking through or breaking
through the Ditch bank or banks at the point or points
where the licensee performs any work in connection with
the crossing provided by the license.
(j) That the licensee shall indemnify and save harm-
less the City of Englewood, its officers and employees
against any and all claims, damages, actions, or causes
of actions and expenses to which it or they may be sub-
ject by reason of said installation being within and
across the premises of the City or by reason of any
work done or omission made by the licensee, its agents,
or employees in connection with the construction, re-
placement, maintenance or repair of said installation.
(k) That the licensee expressly agrees that in the
case of licensee's breach of any of the within pro-
visions, the City may at its option have specific per-
formance therefor, or sue for damages resulting from
said breach.
8.1-4 Rules and Regulations That the City Water and
Sewer Board may make such additional rules and regulations
as may be reasonably intended to accomplish the above and
foregoing contained in Section 8.1-3, but not inconsistent
with the provisions thereof.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the
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ex officio City Clerk
I, Stephen A. Lyon, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill for
an Ordinance introduced, read in full and passed first reading
on the day of , 1970.
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BY AUTHORITY
SERIES OF 1970
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AN ORDIN~·REPEAL ING SECTIONS 17.1-1 AND 19.5-9 OF THE MUNICIPAL
CODE Q~~THE CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO PERTAINING TO THE SALE
OF FERMENTED MALT BEVERAG ES NE AR SCHOOLS.
WHEREAS, by de cision o f the District Court of Arapahoe
County, State of Colo rado i n re: Leslie E. Howe dba Sport Bowl
vs. City of Engle woo d, Ca se No . 28145, the District Court re-
viewed the within pert i ne n t se ctions of the Englewood Municipal
Code; and
WHEREAS, on the 17th day of June, 1970, the Court made Find-
ings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and entered Judgment thereon; and
WHEREAS, in said Judgment the Court stated that provisions
dealing with the prohibition of the issuance of a license for the
sale of 3.2 beer at retail in any location within five hundred
(500) feet of a public or parochial school is not a proper, regu-
latory measure, wherein the State Statute pertaining thereto being
Chapter 75, Article I, CRS '63 as amended, does not contain such a
prohibition.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. That Section 17.1-1 entitled, Sales Near Schools,
of the Municipal Code of the City of Englewood, Colorado be and
the same hereby is repealed.
Section 2. That Section 19.5-9 entitled, Unlawful to Sell
Liquor Near Schools, of the Municipal Code of the City of Engle-
wood, Colorado be and the same hereby is repealed.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the day of -----·
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
day of 1970.
Published by tit le a s Ordinance No . --~~------· Series of
1970, on t he day of , 1970.
Mayor
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foregoing is a true, accurate and com plete copy of an Ordinance
passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No.
-------------' Series of 1970.
ATTEST:
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ooaxwo 'I'D CORS'I'IlDCTIOII TB .. I. OF aiDnAL& IIIJIR<Wuars:
AND PROYIDIKG Jal INII'IC• TO COJft'UC'I'oa8 TO BID UPOlf TID
COKSTRUCriCII OF SUCB IIIPROYDD'I'S.
WBIRBAS, tbe CltJ Couacll of tbe Cltr of Baal .. ood , Colo-
rado, purauaat to tbe Cbarter ead ordlaaace Mo. 14 , Series of
198&, of aeid CitJ aad tbe Lewa of tbe State of Colorado,
berebJ fiada end deteraia .. tbat tbere exists • aeceaaitJ for
tbe creation of Sidewelk Iaprove .. at District Mo. 70 , iD aeid
CitJ , ead tbe construction tberein of ald .. alk iaprov .. eata ,
ea described bereia; end
WBDBAS, tbe CitJ Council bea heretofore directed tbe
Director of Public Works to prepare pla .. , apscificatlou,
aaps aad acbedulea iD eccordaace witb said laws; end
WBDBAS, tbe Director of Public works ba• prepared all tbe
aaps aad certificate• of bia aurver, •• well •• acbedul .. ,
plana , apecificatloaa, approxiaatioDa of coat , aad all otber
aattera aad tbla .. iD coaplete fora and aubstance aa required
bJ law; aad
WBBRBIS, tbe •ald .,.. aad certiflcat .. of bia aur••r.
•• well aa acbedul .. , pla•. apsolU.caUoaa, approxi•Uou
of cost, aad all otber •ttera are berebJ approwed aad adopted
br tbe CltJ Council; aad
WBDUS, Notice of a public beariDI coaceraiDI tbe crea-
tion of tbe Dlatriot aad tbe coaatructioa of tbe iaprow ... ate
tbereia aad upoa till• ordiaaace baa been publisbed o•• • w .. k
for tbree weeks lD tbe Ba1lewood Berald, • a ... papsr of aeaeral
circulatloa ia tbe CltJ, aad , ia addition , • coPf of tbe Notice
ba• beea .. iled , postal• prepaid , to eacb kaowa owaer of real
propertr witblD tbe proposed District; ...
~s. at tbe tl .. and place apscified la aald Notice ,
tbe Cttr Couacll •t la opsa •••loa for tbe purpose of b .. r-
lq aar objecUOM or prot .. ta tbat aipt be •de •1al•t aald
laprow .. ata: a ad
WBDIAB, all objection• aad coaplaiata bawiDI been dulJ
laeard aDd coaaldered, tbe Couacll baa deteralaed tut •ucla
objeeti ... abould be deaied except aa tbis ordlaaace lla•
accepted til .. aad lacorporated berela cbaa ... ia said District
baaed upoa said objectiou.
MOW, ~. U 1'1' <aDAIIID 8Y 'I'D CITY COUIICIL OF TBB
CITY OF DOLDOOD, COI.oBADO, aa followa:
Bectloa 1. lid ... lk Iaprow.-at Di•trict Mo. 70 is berebJ
created aad th• iaprow ... at• bereiaafter d .. crlbed , coaalatiDI
of certala sidewalk laprowe .. ata, are dulr ordered after Notice
dulJ &i••• aad •••rial dulr beld, all •• reqaired br law.
Sec:Uoa 2. fte ••teat of ~e District to be au ... ed for
tbe coat of the laprow.-ata aball be all tiM red propsrtr
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Wotice of lleariac a• proYided bJ a a .. olutioa of tbe CitJ
Couae11 pa••ed aad adopted oa tbe 15tb daJ of Juae, 1810. Tbe
kiad Of laproY ... at• aad tbe •1d ... 1k8 OD Ybicb 8UCb iaprOY ... Dta
Dba11 be •• follow.:
1. Weo .. •arJ la•tallatioa, reaoYal aad replac ... at
of coacrete •ldewalk8, curb aad cutter , toceatber
witb tbe appurteaaace• aad iacideatal•. ia tbe
CltJ'• rtcbt-of-waJ coaticuou• to tbe follo.tac
propertt .. :
Loeatloa Lot a a lock Subdhl•loa
3100 Soatb Acoaa 1-24 1 ••••• AdditlOD
1&-41 2 ••••• Additloa
3100 Soutb a.aaock 1-24 2 ••••• Addltloa
25-41 3 ••••• AddltlOD
3200 South Baaaock 1-12 3 8. 0. llaaliaa BroadwaJ Addltloo
13-24 2 8. G. ballu BroadwaJ Addltioo
14-18 Abbott'• Su~1•1•1oa tad f111DI
3100 Soutb Cherokee 1-12 2 S. 0. baliD8 BroadwaJ Addl tloa
1-13 Abbott'D SubdlYl•loa lad f111DI
13-24 1 S. G. balta BroedwaJ Addittoa
14-11 1 Pltrk Adell tloa
S•••• uapla tted ptec .. of propertJ a• follow.:
•l st st .. l swt of Bee. 34-4-81 U..c. aa fo1: Bee. at pt.
50 ft. s of tatereeettoa of W llae of •t st st W8i swi sec. 34
witb • ltae I. a.a•ock St.; tb. s aloac K 11ae s. Baaaock St.
100ft., all; tb •• 138ft.; tb .•. 100ft . all; tb .• 133ft.
all to pob.
Part of •t st st .. l awl Sec. 34-4-88 de•c. a• fol.: Bee.
at pt. oa • ltae 1 ... aaock St. wbleb 1• 140 ft. s. of M liae
•l st st ••t swt: tb. • II to •aid M ltae 133ft.; tb. 8 II
to E. 11ae of S ... aaock St. 101 ft. all to pt. 11 ft. M of s ltae of •atd •t 8l at w•t swt; tb . w II to ••td s 1tae a
dt•taaee of 133 ft. al1 to • 11 .. a ... aaock It; tb. W a1oac
1 11ae a . &aaaock It. 101 ft. all to pob.
Part of •t at at .. t BWt Bee. 34-4-81 d .. c. •• fo1: .. ,. at
pt. wbtcb tf 15 ft. 1 of 88 cor. wt st st .. t awt ••td •ec. 34;
tb. proc .. dlDI I. 48.51 ft. to pt.; tb. W 11ft.; tb. W 41.58 ft.;
tb. S 11 ft. to pob.
Pltrt •t at at .. l awt •ee. 34-4-11 d .. e. •• fo1: .. ,. at pt.
15 ft. I of iater•ectloa Of W liae Of It St at .. l IWt Sec. 34
w1tb I llae of 8. Baaaock St. ; tb. I a1oDI I liae of S Baaaoek
St. 45ft.; tb. I 133ft.; tb. W. 45ft.; tb. W 133ft. to pob.
Pltrt to It st st .. l swt of see. 34-4-81 •••c. a• fol: a.,.
at pt. 50 ft. 8 of lateraecttoa of tbe M liae of zt st st Mil swt of •atd Sec. 34 wttb I llae of s. Baaaock St.; tb. 8 aloDI
K llae of S. Baaaock St. 45 ft. •11; tb. • 133 ft . all; tb.
W 45 ft. all ; tb. W 133 ft. all to pob.
Pltrt ll st st .. t swt sec. 34-4-81 d .. c. a• fo1: .-.. at pt.
133 ft. 1 of tater.eetloa of W llae of It at st .. t swt lee. 34
wttb I ltae of 8 ... aaock St.; tb. I 50 ft. to a pt.; tb. due
W II to S llae Mit swt Sec. 34 to I llae 8. a.aaock St.; tb.
• alo .. I 1tae 8 ... aaock St. 50 ft.; tb. I 133ft. a1oa1 W u ... It st st nt nt s.c. 34 to pob.
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apecially beaefited aad •• aore particularly aet fortb iD tbe
Notice of BeariDI •• provided by 1 Reaolutioa of tbe City
Couocil paaaed aad adopted oa tbe l&tb day of ~uae, 1970. Tbe
kiod of iaproveaeata aad the side .. lka oa wbich auch iaprove .. ata
sball be •• followa:
1 . Neceeaary iaatallatioa , reaoval aod replaceaeat
of coocrete aidewalka, curb aod lUtter, to1eatber
with tbe appurteoaocee aod iocideotala, ia tbe
City'• rilbt-of-.. y cootiguous to tbe followiDI
propertlee:
Locatioo Lot• Block Subdivisioa
3100 South .Acoaa 1-24 1 Bee'a .AdditiOD
25-48 2 Bee'• Add1t1oo
3100 South Baooock 1-24 2 Bee's .Addi tloo
25-48 3 Bee'• .Additloa
3200 South BIDDOCk 1-12 3 S. G. Baa1iaa Broadway Additioo
13-24 2 s. G. a.a11oa Broadway .Additioo
14-26 .Abbott's Sub4ivia1oa 2ad f11iDI
3200 South Cherokee 1-12 2 S. G. &.al1D8 Broadway AdditiOD
1-13 Abbott'• Subd1viaioa 2ad f111DI
13-24 1 S. G. Baaliaa Broadway Additioa
14-28 1 Pll rk .Add 1 tloo
Seve a uopla tted piecea of property •• followa :
zt st sl NEl Sll of Sec. 34-4-88 Deac. •• fol: Be1 . at pt.
50 ft. s of 1ateraectioo of N liae of zt st st NEl Sll Sec. 34
witb B lioe S. BIDDOCk St.; tb. 8 alODI I liae S. BIDDOCk St.
100ft., a/1; tb. I 133ft.; tb. N. 100ft. all; tb. I 133ft.
all to pob .
Pllrt of ll st st Nil swt Sec. 34-4-88 deac. as fol.: Be1.
at pt. oo E 11ae S. Baoaock St. wbicb 1a 140 ft. S. of R liae
Bl st st Nil swt; tb. 1 II to aald N lioe 133ft.; tb. s II
to 1. liae of S ... aaock St. 101 ft. all to pt. 11 ft. R of
s llae of aald ll 8l sl ••t swt; tb. I // to aald 8 liae a
diataace of 133 ft. a/1 to B lloe 8. Baaaock It; tb. • aloas
I liae 8 . BIDDOCk St. 101 ft. all to pob.
Part of ll sl sl NEt 8Wl Sec. 34-4-81 d .. c. a• fol: Bel. at
pt. wblcb if 15 ft. I of 81 cor. wt 8l sl •It swt aald aec. 34;
tb. proceediDI B. 48.&1 ft. to pt.; tb. N 91ft.; tb. I 48.58 ft.;
tb. S 91 ft. to pob .
Part ll sl st •zl swt •ec. 34-4-81 d .. c. aa fol: Be1. at pt.
95 ft. 8 of iateraectloa of N lloe of ll 8l Sl •1t Sit Sec. 34
witb I liae of S. Baaaock St.; tb. S alODI B liae Of 8 BIDDOCk
St. 45ft.; tb . I 133ft.; tb. N. 45ft.; tb. I 133ft. to pob.
Part in Bl sl sl NBl swt of Sec . 34-4-88 deac. •• fol : B•l·
at pt. 50 ft. s of iateraectioD of tbe • 11ae of •l sl st •It
swt of aaid Sec. 34 wltb E liae of 8. Baaaock St.; tb. 8 aloas
1 11ae of s. Baaaock st. 45 ft. al1; tb. I 133 ft . all; tb.
• 45 ft. all ; tb. I 133 ft. a/1 to pob.
Part Bl sl sl Nil swt sec. 34-4-88 d .. c. aa fol: Bes. at pt.
133 ft. I of lateraectloa of • 11ae of 11 sl sl ••t Ill lee. 34
wltb I llae of S. Baaaock St.; tb. 8 &0 ft. to a pt.; tb. due
w II to 8 liae ••t swt lee. 34 to I 11ae I ... aaock St.; t~.
N alODf I liae 8 ... DDOCk St. 50 ft.; t~. I 133ft. alODI.
liae It &l sl Nit swt Sec. 34 to pob.
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Part SWI Sec . 34-4-68 desc . aa fol: Be1 . at pt. 380 ft. W
and 138ft. S of NE cor . of Sll swl Sec. 34; th. R 198ft.;
th. w 132 .5 f t .; th . N 31ft.; th . w 86ft.; th. S 91ft. to
N line BEl SWt Sec. 34; th. W. aloa1 N line of SE\ SWt Sec . 34
46 .75 ft . to E line of strip of land conveyed by Miller 's Super
Markets , Inc. to City of En1lewood ; th. S alon1 ! llae of said
strip conveyed by Miller's Super Markets , Inc. to City of
Englewood 138ft.; th. E a lo ng N line of W.Greeowood Ave .
265 ft . to pob.
Section 3. Sa id District sha ll be known as the saae is
here by designated · S idewalk Iaproveaent District No . 70", in
Englewood , Colorado .
Section 4. The construction of said sidewalk laproveaenta
ln and for sald District , a s sh own by the plana, speclflcatioaa
and aaps thereof , prepared by the Director of Public Works and
approved by the City Council of the City of Englewood and now
on file in the office of the Director of Public Works , be and
the saae la hereby authorized and ordered , the aaterlal to be
used with such aapa , plana and apec1f1cat1ona.
Section 5. The eatlaated total cost of said 1aproveaents
ls $15 ,888.50; lt 18 proposed that the City of Englewood will
pay approxlaately $4,456.66 toward the total coet of aald la-
proveaents. The balance of the total probable coat (being
approxiaately $11 ,431.84) la to be paid by special aaseaa .. nta
to be levled upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove
described. The approxlaate share of the total coat to be asaeaaed
per troat foot upon any lot or tract of land froatlnl or abutting
on aald laproveaenta ia set forth la the •otice of Bearin&,
aa provided by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City
Council on the 15th day of June, and is :
Vertical curb and gutter 3.54 per lla. ft.
Sidewalk (4 ' thick) .87 per sq. ft.
Driveway (6 ' thick) 1.11 per sq . ft.
ReltOval of old sidewalks . 26 per sq. ft.
Reaoval of old vertical
curb and 1utter . 87 per lla . ft.
Saw concrete 2.76 per lla . ft.
Section 6. All aaaeaaaeata levied &lalaat the aforeaald
parcela ol real property will be due and payable , without
deaand , wlthln tblrty daya froa and after tbe final publlcatlooa
of an ordinance aaaeasln& the costa of aald t.proveaenta acaloat
the real property in the district. Ia caae of any owner of
real property shall fall to pay whole of auch ••• .. ••eat •••ioat
hla property witbin aaid thirty days, tben, the pro rata coat
of aald iaprove .. ata ao aaaeaaed acainat hla property, torether
with lntereat at the rate of 7~ per annua on any unpaid balance,
aball be payable in five equal annual iDatallaenta. The firat
of such inatallaenta of principal aDd lntereat sball be due and
payable at auch tl .. •• aay be deteralaed ln and by tbe •••••-
alae ordinance , and the reaalader of aaid lnatall .. nta ahall
be due and payable aucceaalvely on tbe aaae day of eacb year
t hereafter , until all are paid in full.
Section 7. Tbe Mayor and Director of Pinance are hereby
authorized to advertiae for bids to cooatruct auch iaprove-
aeata in tbree (3) conaecutive weekly laauea of tbe Kaclewood
Beral•, a newapaper of •eneral circulation publiahed ln tbe
City of •••lewood, wblch advertla ... ata .. , run concurrently
witb the publication of thla Ordinance.
Section I. Tbe City Council bereby flada and deteraiaea
tbat tbe laprove .. nta proposed to be co .. tructed and iaatalled
will confer a apecial benefit upon tbe property witbln tbe
Diatrlct and a 1e•eral beaeflt upon t~e City aa a wbole.
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Section 9. All ordinances, or parte tbereof in cooflict
herewith ire 6erebr repealed. Tbia Ordioaoce , after ita flaal
paaaa1e, aball be recorded in a book kept for that purpose,
aball be authenticated bJ tbe BiiDaturea of the Citr Maoa1er
a nd Dir ector of Ploance , aball be publiabed iD aaid CltJ.
Introduced, read in full and paaaed oa first readiDI OD
tbe day of , 1970 ,
Published in full aa a Bi ll tor an Ordinance on tbe
dar of , 11'70.
Read by title and paaaed oa f iaal readiDI on tbe
day of , 11'70.
P\•bllabed by title a• Ordinance Mo. , Seri" of
1970 , OD tbe dar of ' lrlo.
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li oftlclo City Clerk-Treasurer
I, 8tepbaD A. Lron, do bereby certifJ tbat tbe abo•• aad
forecoinl ia a true, accurate and ca.plete copy of an Ordlaaace
peaaed OD fi .. l readiDI and publiabed bJ title aa Ordiaaace
lfo. , Berl.. of 11'70.
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AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IKPROYEMEIT
DISTRICT, TO BJ: DOWlf AS SIDDALl: IIIPROVEIIDT DISTRICT NO. 70;
ORDERING TID C~STRtJCTION TBBUIN OP SIDBWAU IIIPilOYEIOlft'S;
AND PROVIDING l"al NOI'ICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE
CONSTRUCT I~ OP SUCH IKPROVEIIDTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Ea1lewood , Col~
redo , pur•uaat to tbe Charter and Ordinance No . 14, Serle• of
1966, of •aid City and tbe t.ws of the State of Colorado ,
hereby f1Dd• and deteraiD .. tbat tbere exist• • aeces8ity for
tbe creation of Sidewalk Iaproveaeat D18tr1ct No. 70 , in said
City, and tbe coa•tructioa tbereia of 8idewalk laproveaeats ,
as described bereia; and
WBIRBAS, tbe City Council baa heretofore directed tbe
Director of Public Works to prepare plana, apecificatioaa ,
aape aad achedulea in accordance with said lawa; aad
WBBRBAS, tbe Director of Public Works baa prepared all tbe
aape and certificates of bia aurvey, as well •• acbedul .. ,
plana , apecificatioas, approxiaatioaa of coat and all otber
aatters and thiDIB 1D coaplete fora and substance •• required
by law; IDd
WBBREAS, tbe said appe and certificates of bia survey ,
aa well as achedule•, plana, speclficatioaa, approxiaatioaa
of coat, and all otber aattera are hereby approved aad adopted
by tbe City Council; and
WBIBKAS, Notice of a public bear1DI coaceraiDI the crea-
tion of the District and tbe coaatructloa of tbe iaproveaeats
tbereia and upon tbla ordinance baa been publiabed oace a week
for tbree weeka 1D tbe Ea1lewood Herald, a aewapeper of 1eaeral
c1rculat1oa lD tbe City, aDd, la addltloD , a copJ of tbe •otlce
baa been .. lled, poata1• prepaid , to eacb kDOWD owaer of real
propertJ wltblD tbe proposed Dlatrlct; aDd
~s. at tbe tlae and place apeclfled la said •otice,
tbe CltJ CouDcil aet 1D opeD seaaloa for tbe purpose of bear-
lDI aDJ objectlo .. or protest• tbat ai1bt be aade •l•laat aaid
laprove .. ata; aDd
WBEIIAS, all objectloDa and coaplalat• baviDI beea duly
beard aDd cooaldered, tbe CouDcll baa deteralaed tbat •ucb
objectloaa •bould be dealed except as tbia ordlaaDce baa
accepted tbea aDd 1Dcorporated berelo cbaDie• lD aald Dlatrlct
ba•ed upon said objectloaa.
NOW, TBDD'ORI, 81 IT <llDAIIID 81' TD CITY COUIICIL OP TBI
CITY OP DOLDOOD, COLOBADO, as follows:
Section 1. Sidewalk laprov ... at Dlatrict •o. 70 1a herebJ
created aad t&e iaprov ... ota berei .. fter described, coaalatlal
of certala aldewalk laprov ... ata, are dulJ ordered after •otlce
duly 11vea aDd Bear181 dulJ beld, all as required bJ law.
Sectloa 2. Tbe exteat of tbe Dt.trlct to be aaa .. sed for
tbe coat ot t&e laprov ... Dta aball '-all t~e real propertJ
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speciallJ beDefited aad as aore partieularlJ set fortb ia tbe
Notice of BearlDS •• provided bJ a aeaolutloD of tbe CltJ
Couocil passed aDd adopted oa tbe 15tb daJ of JuDe, 1970. Tbe
klod of iaproveaeDts aDd the sidewalks oa whlcb such laproveaeota
aball be •• follows :
1 . NeceaaarJ 1oatallat1oa , reaoval aad replaceaeDt
of coocrete sidewalks , c urb aod sutter , toseatber
wltb tbe appurteoaocea aDd iocldeDtala , la tbe
CltJ'• risbt-of -waJ c ootlsuous to tbe followlDS
properu .. :
LocatlOD Lot a Block Subdivieioo ----
3100 Soutb A co .. 1-24 1 Bee's Additloa
25-48 2 Bee's Addltloo
3100 South Baooock 1-24 2 Bee's Addltloo
25-48 3 Bee's AdditlOD
3200 South Baooock 1-12 3 S. G. Baalioa BroadwaJ Addltloo
13-24 2 s. G. Baaliaa BroadwaJ Additloa
14-26 Abbott'• Sub•1v1a1oa 2Dd f111DS
3200 Soutb Cherokee 1-12 2 s. G. BaallD& BroadwaJ AddltloD
1-13 Abbott's SubdlvlaloD 2ad f111os
13-24 1 s. G. Baal1Da BroadwaJ Addltloa
14-28 1 Park AddltloD
Sevea uaplatted pieces of propertJ aa follows :
El st sl MEl swt of Sec. 34-4-88 Deac. as fol: Bes. at pt.
50 tt. s of lateraectloa of N Uae of El sl sl MEl swt Sec. 34
witb E 11De S . Beaaock St.; tb . s a1oDs B llDe S. Baaaock St.
100ft., a /1 ; tb . E 133ft.; tb. I. 100ft. all ; tb. W 133ft.
all to pob .
Part of El sl st BEl swt Sec. 34-4-81 deac. •• fol .: Bes.
at pt . OD E liae 8. Baaaock St. wblcb is 140 ft . s . of I liae El sl st Bll awl ; tb •. E I I to said N llae 133ft.; tb. s I I
to B. llae of s. Baaaock St. 101 ft. all to pt. 91 ft. B of
s 1iae of said ll st sl Ill swl; tb. w II to aaid s liae a
diataDce of 133 ft. all to E llae 8 ... DDOCk St; tb. • aloas
E liae S . 8aDDOCk St. 101 ft. all to pob.
Part of Bl sl sl BEl swl Sec. 34-4-88 d .. c. as fo1 : &es. at
pt. wbicb if 15 ft. E of 81 cor. •l at at Ill awl aaid aec. 34 ;
tb. proceedlos I. 48.51 ft. to pt.; tb. N 91ft.; tb. W 48.58 ft.;
tb. s 91 ft. to pob.
Part 1t sl st BEl swt aec. 34-4-18 d .. c. aa fo1: &es. at pt.
15 ft . s of lateraectioD of N llae of El st sl Ill awl Sec. 34
wltb B llDe of S. Baaaock St .; tb. S alODI B 11oe of S .. DDOCk
St. 45 tt.; tb . B 133ft.; tb. I . 45ft .; tb . W 133ft . to pob.
Part 1a z t sl sl IBl swl of Sec. 34-4-18 deac . aa fo1 : Be1 .
at pt. 50 ft . S Of iDteraactlOD Of tbe B llDe Of ll Sl Sl BEl swl of aald Sec. 34 wltb I llae of s. Baaaock St .; tb . I a1oDI
B 11De of s . Baaaock St. 45ft . all ; tb. I 133 ft. all ; tb.
• 45 ft . all ; tb. w 133 ft. all to pob.
Part Bl sl sl BBl swt Sec. 34-4-11 d .. c. aa fol: a.,. at pt .
133 ft . E of lateraectioa of N llae of Bl st sl Bll IWl lee. 34
witb B liae of 8 .... DOCk St.; tb. 850ft. to a pt.; tb. due
w II to s 11 .... l swt sec. 34 to • 11•• a ... aaock at.; tb.
• alODf E llae 8. Baaaock St. 50 ft.; tb. I 133ft. a1o., •
11•• Bt st at .. l swt Sec. 34 to pob.
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Part SWt Sec. 34-4-68 desc. as fol: Bea. at pt. 380 ft. W
and 138ft. S of NE cor. of Sit SWt Sec. 34; th. N 198ft.;
th. W 132.~ ft.; th. N 31ft.; th. w 86ft .; th. S 91ft. to
N line SEt SWt Sec. 34 ; th. W. aloaa M liae of SEt SWt Sec . 34
46.7~ ft. toE line of strip of land conveyed by Miller's Super
Markets , IDe. to City of Eaalewood ; th. S aloaa ! line of aal4
strip conveyed by Miller's Super Markets . IDe. to City of
Englewood 138ft.; th. E a long N line of W.Greenwood Ave.
265 ft. to pob.
Section 3. Said District shall be known a s the saae is
hereby designated · S idewalk Improveaent District No . 70", in
En1lewood, Colorado .
Section 4. The construction of said sidewalk iaproveaents
in and for said District, as s hown by the plaas, speciflcatloas
and .. ps thereof , prepared by the Director of Public Works and
approved by the City Council of the City of Englewood and now
on file in the.office of the Director of Public Works , be and
the saae is hereby authorized and ordered , the aaterial to be
used with such aaps . plans and apeclficatioas .
Section 5. The eatlaated total coat of said iaproveaenta
is $15 ,888.50; it la pro~ed that the Clty ot Englewood will
pay approxlaately $4 ,456.61 toward the total cost of said la-
proveaents. Tbe balance of the total pro~ble cost (beiDI
approxiaately $11 ,431.84) is to be paid by special aaseasaenta
to be levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove
described. The approxiaate share of the total cost to be assessed
per front foot upon any lot or tract of land frontioa or abuttiDI
on said iaprov ... nts 18 set forth in tbe •otlce of Bearioa ,
•• provided by a Resolution adopted and passed by the City
Council on the 15th day of June, and is :
Vertical curb and autter 3.54 per lin. ft .
Sidewalk (4 ' thick) .87 per sq. ft.
Driveway (6• tblck) 1.11 per sq . ft .
aeaoval of old sidewalks .26 per sq . ft.
Reaoval of old vertical
curb and autter .87 per lla. ft.
Saw concrete 2.78 per Uo. ft.
Section 6. All asseaa .. nta levied aaataat the aforesaid
parcels of real property will be due aad payable , wltbout
d ... ad , withla tbirty da,. fro. and after tbe fiaal publicatloaa
of an ordinance ••• .. •i .. the costa of said taproveaeots aaatDat
tbe real property in tbe district. In caee of any owner of
real propPrty &ball fall to pay wbole of such aee .. e .. at aaai .. t
bie property wltbln said thirty da,., thea, tbe pro rata cost
of said iaprove .. ats eo asaeeaed aaataat his r property , toaetber
with intereet at tbe rate of 7~ per anaua on any unpaid balance ,
sball be payable in five equal annual lnetall .. nte. Tbe ftret
of such lnstall .. nts of principal and interest shall be due and
payable at such ti .. •• aay be deterataed ln aad by tbe •••••-
sial ordinance, aad tbe reaalader of eaid ln8tallaents &ball
be due and payable aucc .. aivelJ on the aaae day of eacb year
thereafter, until all are paid 1o full .
Sectioa 7. Tbe Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby
autborlaed to adverttee for bids to coaetruct eucb iaprove-
aenta to three (3) coDaecutlYe weekly teeu .. of tbe &aclewood
Beral•, a aewapaper of 1eneral c1rculat1oe publtebed tn tbe
City of &acl .. ood , wblcb advertte ... ets aay rua coacurreatly
witb tbe publtcatloe of tbla Ordlaaaca.
Section I. Tbe City Council bereby f1ade aad detera1•••
tbat tie laprov ... ats propoaed to -. coa.tructed aDd lD8talled
w111 cooler a special beae!tt upoa tbe JWO,.rty w1tbla tbe
Diatrtct aDd a a•••ral benefit upoa tbe Cttr •• a wbole.
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Seatioa •· All ordiD8Dc .. , or parte tbereof ia coafliat
berewlth Ire iereb7 repealed. Tbia Ordiaaace, after ita fiaal
Pll•••••, aba 11 be recorded ia • book llept for tba t purpose,
aball be autbeaticated bJ tbe ai1aaturea of tbe CitJ .. aa1er
aad Director of Fiaaace, aball be publlabed ia aaid CltJ.
latroduced , read ia full aad pea•ed oa firat readiDI oa
tbe daf of , 1110
Publiabed ia full aa a Bill .. r aa Ordiaaace oa tbe ____ __
daJ of , 1110.
Read bf title aDd pe•••d oa fiaal readiDI oa tbe ----------
daJ of , 1110.
P\lbliabed by title •• Ordiaaaee Ro. ,_..------' Seriea of
1970, oa tbe daJ of , 1110.
en, &aa,er
Att .. t:
li Ofllclo Cltr Cieii-freaaurer
I, Stepbaa A. LyoD, do berebr certifr tbat tbe abowe aad
fore1o1 .. 1a • true, accurate a ad coaplete copr of •• Ordiaaace
paaaad OD fiMl readlq .. d publlabed bJ title •• Ol'dlMIICe
•o. _, Seri .. of 1110.
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, SERIES OF 1970
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
IN THE SEWER FUND.
WHEREAS, certain repairs to digesters one and two which
were unanticipated for 1970 have become necessary, and
WHEREAS, an engineering study of the sewage treatment
plant has also become necessary.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO as follows:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated to the
capital improvement series, Sewer Fund, $110,000. The source
of said funds to be a) retained earnings, $60,000 and b) reserve
for repairs and replacements, $50,000.
Section 2. The City Manager and Director of Finance
are hereby authorized to make the necessary financial transactions
in the Sewer Fund.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 4th day of August, 1970.
MAYOR
I , Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ,
of the City of Englewood, State of Colorado, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true and complete copy of
Resolution No. ~. Series of 1970 passed on August 4, 1970.
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I, Stephen A. Lyon, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer,
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that there
is within the Sewer Fund an amount in excess of $110,000 which
said amount is unappropriated and is set forth under the equity
and reserve section of the balance sheet.
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Stan ley H. Dial , City M.nager DATE : J uly 31, 1970
FROM: Char l es B . Carro ll , Jr ., Dit'ector of Uti! ities
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SUBJECT : Inter im Report -Sewer Plant Improvements a nd Appropriations
This report is offered in two sections:.
Section 1: Status of physical improvements
Section l: Capital improvement appropriation for 19 70
Section 1 : On March 10 , 1970, the City Manager executed an agreement with Mc Call-
Ellingson for engineering services relating to emergency repiping of digesters 1
and 2 and general assessment of the entire facilities. $20 ,0 00 was encumbered
for the engineering study and design.
This contract was payable on a "cost plus 10'7." basis; with t he ceiling payab l e to
the engineer being ,1,850 over and above his cost.
On Apr il 13 , 1970, Council approved, in special session by emergency ordinance,
a $20 ,000 appropriation for repairs to digester No. 1:
The pro ject is now
1. Repiping of sludge circulation lines and
installation of methane gas recirc ulation
compressor .••••.••
2. Purchase o f gaa compressor
3. Allowance for extras •••
complete with the c ost breakdown
I. Engi neer's cost •••
2. Engineer's paymen t in
addition to c os t
Sub To t a l
Total
as f ollows:
$ 11,089
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$ 12 ,{98
Const ruct i on cost and gas 7 ?~
camp res sor • • • • • • • • • $ j,JfO
Sub Total •• $ ~
$ 13,900
3 ,389
1,729
$ 19,0 18
Added to this are supplies purc hased by
to the digester improvement ••
t he Department that ~~directly related
• • • • • • ~ 6,689
Gr and total f or digester No . I ,
i ncluding engineering, c onstruction
and supplies • • • • S 49,6,
(This c ompares to the $40 ,000 encumbered f or engineering , construction and supplies )
On J u ly 20 , 19 70 , Council awarded a contra ct for repairs to digester No. 2 .
l. RepipingofdigesterNo. 2 •• $13 ,1 .50 '
Additional work, tota ling $8 ,000 (with contingenc ies ) for sandbla sting and paint-
ing t he digester floating cover will be adver tised separately.
~~en this is complete , a ctual engineering and c on st ru ction for diges t ers l and
2 wi ll be:
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E ngine~ring on diges t ers 1 & 2 .
Construction, dig~st er No. 1 ..•
Suppli~s, dig~ster 1 & 2 .
Construction, dig~st~r No. 2 .•
Total ••••••••.
$ I 2 , 198
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S~ction 2: Concurr~ntly, th~ City has acc~pt~d a pr op osa l from McCall-Ellingson
to d~sign a far-r~aching improv~m~nt proj~ct for additional biological tr~atm~nt
and oth~r n~c~ssary work at the plant. This proposal is ~stimat~d to cost $58,000.
All of this unprogrammed work r~quir~s a suppl~mental appropriation to p~rmit
~ncumbranc~ of a total of $110,000 for said work:
Encumb~r~d to date excluding dig~st~r work .•••••• S 8,677 I.
2. Ca pital r~quir~ment for dig~ster work
a. Dig~st~r No. 1 construction • • • S
b. Engln~ering, dlgest~rs 1 & 2 ••
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12,198
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c . Dlg~st~r No. 2 construction •••
d. Purchased supplies •••••.••
Engin~~ring cost of subs~qu~nt pro j ~ct
Total funds r~quired • • • • •
Total appropriation requested
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6,689
*Diff~renc~ can be covered from savings in other Sewer Fund accounts
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EMORANOUM
DATE · .Ju ly 22 , 1970
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5UilJECT : 000 WEST JEFFERSON AVENUE
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The new interchange at Broadway & 285 will b~ ~ompl ete d within
the next several months and we need to mak e a decision on the
future status of 000 West Jefferson Av e nu e .
The block is presently one-way east and use d as a southw est
leg of an intPrchange. A n e w ramp is to be const ructed for
this movement and with th e close proximity of J e fferson Av e nue
we could expe rience difficulties.
Enclose d you will find 3 proposals tor 000 West Jeff e r son Av e nu e:
1. One-way west
2. Two-way with Right Turn Only for eas t bound
3. Vacate -retaining alley for access.
Our recoiDJDendation would be the number on e proposal which wou ld
provide access off of Broadway to Bannock.
The number three proposal would be the most e xpe nsive in that
it would involve extensive curb & gutter work .
Since ly,
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''"'" Stanley H. Dial 1 lG DATE , July 31 , 1970
Kells Waggon e r
SUBJECT, Estimatt€!1~on Dead Tree Clean ·Up
This estimate does not include any disposal costs since it is not known
at this time whether the trees would be burned or buried nor is it known
where the disposal site would be .
We have not made a dead tree count for this report but have estimated
that for the total city area there would be a 6 tree equivalent removal
per block which could be any combination of removal and trimming.
There are 4,241 acres in the city and with 5 acres per block we have 848
blocks. Then with the 6 trees per block we find that there are 5088
equivalent trees on private or public land and on street rights-of-way
that need to be removed.
From past experience there seems to be about 4 truck loads per tree (this
could vary with size of truck and tree) which would Mean 20,352 truck
loads of tree limbs from removal and trimming.
The haul distance to the disposal site would determine the number of loads
hauled per truck per day , but if we assume the same haul as experienced in
prior years we could use 10 loads per truck per day . With this, we find
that it would take 2035 days of hauling with~ truck.
The following per day cost is based on a one truck equivalent using 4
trucks per loader and 2 clean-up men per loader :
$100 .00 per day for truck and driver
35.00 per day for loader and operator
10.00 per day for clean-up men
$145.00 per day (one truck equivalent)
2035 days at $145 .00 -$295 .075
If we add 5% contingency to cover things such as broken walk, damaged sod,
damaged sprinkler heads, etc. that we have experienced on other clean-up
operations , we find that it will cost :
$309 ,829
to remove those trees on private
and public property . assuming that the property owner will cut and place
the limbs at the street curb for pickup.
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If the city assumes the responsibility for cutting those trees on the
street rights-of-way . then we would have an additional cost.
Assuming that one-third (1 /3) of the total trees (5088) are on the street
rights-of-way . then 1679 trees would have to be cut and at a cost of
$100.00 per tree we-rind that it would cost an additional:
$167 '900
to fell and trim the trees so
that they could be hauled away under the previous hauling costs.
The Grand Total would be $477,729.
~:/rely, l.f ( (:"__, t : )0 .·----..
Kells Waggoner
Director of Public Works
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