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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-07-01 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet- ) ' • . . ~ -: •. ·, •• • • ... · ...... ., . -~ . . .. . , . . ~ .. ,·: •• ,, .... ',:- ' ·- ., , .• -. -~ .. .. . . . ' .. lllllli .................... __ ~-~ .... ~..:;_;_~__.,_~...:...-i~• .. Regular City Council Meeting July 1, 2002 ( --). j \ I '..1-_J . ,. Ordinance ~33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 Resolution #~~. 60, il, i~, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 681 69 -~ ~ . • ' . ... , • .. ' , . . . • •• \, 0 . .. • .I-, ' -~ • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO ReplU' Sealon July I, 2082 I. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Bradabaw at 7:32 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation wu given by Council Member Nabbolz. 3. Pleqe of ADepance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Bradshaw. 4. RoUCaU Present: Absent : A quorum was present. Abo praent: 5. Minutes Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Gnzulia, Garrett, Yun:bick, Bndlbaw Council Member Wolosyn City Manqer Sean City Aaomey Brotzman AllilllDt City Manapr Flabaty City Clat E11i1 Community Relations Officer l'eterlOO File Manllal Onene Capital Projects Direc:tor K.abm Director SU11*Jn, Comnunity Development (a) COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THI REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MUTING OP JUNE 17, 2112. Molion carried . Ayes : Council Members Nabbolz. Moore, Gama, Yurcbick, Grazulis, Bradshaw Nays : None Absent: Council Member Wololyn 6. ~beduled Vlslton (a) Community Relations Officer Nancy~ ldvilcd dat abc and ber pndd•npler Theresa Peterson were here tonipa to invite Council IO -very special evenll lhet are comina up. We have dressed in the appropriate apperel, so lbat you will know bow to dma for dlese upcomias evenll. This is probably DOI Ille appropriale epparel for IOl!ipl'a meelina, abc lllid, but for lbc: cftllll I'm loin& IO talk about. they are . We have, for Council. all kinda ofllllff. We M\'C 4• of July T-lllina. u invitetion IO join us on Ille 4• of July and -haw allo bfouabt aloet -Oyen Ila& tell you what ii aoiDa on, wbat lime ii is &Gina on and where ii is &Oina OD . Theft will be loll of IIUff loin& OD, abc lllid, 10 pleae - 1.na!ewood City Council July l, 2002 Pa1el and see us. I also brought a separate Oyer about the Fishing Derby; that Uncle Milty'• always lpOIIIOl'I, over in Progress Pule. If you haven't been there, she said, it really is fun to watch the kids. They fish with cane poles and Uncle Milty's always comes up with fabulous prizes. I also have parking permi1s for you, so when you pull into the park you can proceed to the special permit parking area . Council is very familiar with the number of volunteers I have, she noted, and the only way I can actually, appropriately, thank them is to have a volunteer appreciation dinner every year. This year it is on July Io*. I am inviting all of you to come and join us. It will be OD July to* from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Jason Parlt. It will be a barbecue, so pleue come and join us if you can. I have some invitations for each of you, she said. Then we go right into National Night Out. We will have a very busy 30 days. We have National N~ Out T-shinl for Council. I will bring your actual National Night Out acbedule to you OD August S , the night before National Night Out. I beard you were all going out. National Night Out is OD August 66 and we will bold a National Night Out kick-off' party right here at the ~ter, on August 3"". It promises to be a peat time, she said, and I have brought you a blurb OD that too, with the datet and times, so you won't have to try to remember all of this . Then on Aupst.,. National Night Out and Pules and Recreation are joining together to present King Lear, for a poll National Nishi Out effort. So, tbia coven August 3"", Aupst 66 and August .,. and OIi August s•. when I come to you with the proclamation for National Night Out, I will bring your party assignments . She uked if there were any questions. Council Member Grazu1ia said she bad one comment. When I was at CML, she said, I went to the booth that bad the National Night Out packets. I told him I was ftom Enalewood and asked him ifbe knew Nancy Peterson. He said I couldn't have anything, because Nancy always gets everything, u she orpnizes the biggest National Night Out in the State. He said be didn't believe she bas that many pu1ies, but I assured him you do . Officer Peterson said that, actually, I have my trailer booked up to the ear and tomorrow afternoon, after I complete some preparationt at Comentone Park. I am beadina do-to their beadquanen to aet the packets. So I will be filling up the trailer. Council Member Grazulia said be was from the State, but I can't mnember his mme . Officer Petenon said that would be Senator Doug Linkhart . Ms. Gruulis said ya. Officer Peterson said be bas been out here and toured our City two years in a row, so be lmowa lbat we have them. Council Member Grazulis advised that be bad-said there are some cities that have zero parties for N~ Night Out. Officer Peterson stated that we have more National Night Out pu1ies, in Enalnloocl, than in all of the mt of the State put together. So we are real proud oftbat fact, she said. Al I told you, in Sepe,,fflber oflut year , that Englewood was the only city, in the State of Colorado, to be recopizied natioaally for our Nat ional Night Out effort. Mayor Bradshaw said that is thanks to your efforts loo . Officer Petenm said thank you. Counc ii Member Grazulis said that is excellent. She tbanlted Officer Petenon. Offi ce r Peterson said she would leave all the itema and lbe thanked Council for their time . 7. Unscheduled Vlslton There were no unscheduled vi sitors . 8. Communlcatlou, Proda-llNI ud Appellla-ca En&lewood City Coundl .luly I, 2002 Pa1e3 COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEMS 8 (a) THROUGH (1), (a) A letter from Norma Holmberg indicating her resignation from the Englewood Election Commission was considered. (b) considered. A resolution appoinling Greg Bennett 10 the Englewood Parade Committee waa RESOLUTION NO . 58, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING GREG BENNETT TO 1llE PARADE COMMITIEE FOR 1llE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRADO. (c) A resolution recommending Don Bobeda for reappointment to the Englewood HOUIUII Authority was considered. RESOLUTION NO. S9, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING DON BOBEDA FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO 1llE HOUSING AUllfORITY FOR TIIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. ( d) A resolution appointing Kent Diekmeier u an allfflllle member 10 the Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission waa considered. RESOLUTION NO. 60, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING KENT DIEKMEIER AS AN AL TERNA TE MEMBER TO 1llE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOllADO. (e) considered. A resolution appoiDling Muy Dounay 10 the Enalcwood Parade Commiaee waa RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MARY OOUNAY TO 1llE PARADE COMMITIEE FOR 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (f) A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland 10 the Enaiewood Cultural Ana Commiaion waa considered. RESOLUTION NO . 62, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO TIIE CUL 1lJRAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRAOO. (g) considered. A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland 10 the Ena)ewood Parade C-.nee wu RESOLUTION NO. 63, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO 1llE PARADE COMMITl'EE FOR 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO. l:upewood City Council July 1, 2002 Pa1e4 (b) A resolution appointing Anthony Gallardo u an alternate member to the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority was considered . RESOLUTION NO . 64, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ANTHONY GALLARDO AS AN AL TERNA TE MEMBER TO THE URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRADO. (i) considered . A resolution appointing Chuck Grimes to the Englewood Parade Conmiuee was RESOLUTION NO. 65, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CHUCK GRIMES TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRADO. (j) A resolution reappointing Dorothy Martinez to the Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority was considered. RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING OOROTIIY MARTINEZ TO tHE ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR 'JliE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRADO. (k) A resolution appoinling Sean McHugb to the Keep Englewood Beautiful Commission was coosidercd. RESOLUTION NO. 67, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING SEAN McHUGH TO THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (I) considered. A resolution reappointing Steve Scbalt 1D tbe Alliance for Commerce in Enale~ was RESOLUTION NO . 68, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING STEVE SCHALK TO TIIE ALLIANCE FOR COMMERCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRAOO. (m) A resolution appointina Donna Schnitzer to the Enalewood Cul1unl Ar1I Cornmiaion was considered. RESOLUTION NO . 69 , SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DONNA SC}{NJTZER TO THE CUL 1lJJlAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COWRADO. (n) A resolution appointina Joseph Semno to the Keep Enalewood Beautiful Cmnia•ion was considered . RESOLUTION NO. 70, SERIES OF 2002 Eqlewood City Council July I, 2002 Pase5 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH SERRANO TO THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (o) considen:d. A resolution appointing Joseph Scmno to the Englewood Parade Committee wu RESOLUTION NO. 71, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH SERRANO TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (p) A resolution appointing Magie Stewart to the Englewood Cultural Ana Commission WU considered. RESOLUTION NO. 72, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEW ART TO THE CUL1URAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (q) considered. A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Englewood Parade Conunittee wu RESOLUTION NO. 73, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEWART TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (r) A molllbOll rc:appoiatina Randall Taylor to the Alliance for C-in Enpwood was considered. RESOLUTION NO. 74, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RANDALL TAYLOR TO THE ALLIANCE FOR COMMERCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (5) considered. A resolution reappointiDg Ray Tomasso to the Enpewood Cllltural Ana Commiuioa was RESOLUTION NO . 75, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RAY TOMASSO TO THE CULTIJRAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Vote results: Ayes: Nays : Absent: Motion carried. Council Members Nabbolz, MOOR, Oarrca, Yurcbick, Oruulia, Bndsbaw Ncme Council Member Wololyn Mayor Bradshaw, with assistance from Council Member Nabbolz, praealed eatific:uea, lnvel clocb aml City pins to Anthony Gallardo, Danel Fieclaml, Ray T-. 0.-. Sdmicmr, J-.,ll ~ Item Diekmeier, Dorothy Martinez and Chuck Grimes. Eaalewood City Couodl July 1, 2002 Pase 6 Mayor Bradshaw thanked them for giving their time to the City. We really appreciate it, sbe said. The board and commission appointees were given a round of applause . Mayor Bradshaw thanked CoUDCil Member Nabbolz for her uaisllDCe . 9. Public Hearin& No public bearing was scheduled before Council. 10. c-• A&eada (a) Approval of Ordinances OD Firat Reading COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (a) (I) aad (U) ON nRST READING. (i) COUNCIL BILL NO . JI, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 12, CHAPTER 2, SECllON 7, SUBSECllONS A AND 8, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINING TO LIMITATIONS ON INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES. (ii) COUNCIL BILL NO. 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUlHORIZING AN EASEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN 1llE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RID) AND 1llE CTIY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO WHICH PERTAINS TO 1llE CONSTRUCTION OF 1111! RID MAINTENANCE FACILITY ON THE FORMER GENERAL IRON WORKS SITE. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried. Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Garmt, Yurcbick, Gnzulia, Bndlbaw None Council Member Wolosyn (b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading There were no additional items submitted for approval on second reading. (See Agenda Item 11 -Rqular Agenda.) ( c) Resolutions and Motions Tbcrc were no additional resolutions or motiom lllbmittcd for approval. (See Apnda Item 11 -lteaular Agenda.) 11 . Reaular A&enda (a) Approval of Ordinances on Firat Readin& Eqlewood City Council July 1, 2002 Pa1e7 (i) Fire Manbal Greene presented a recommendation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an emergency ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code pertainin& to Fire Codes, banning the use of charcoal, gu-fueled, and other open flame cooking devices in multi-family residential structures. He aolcd that we talked about this at a Study Sesaion mi Council asked that this be brought forth u an emergency ordinance. I lave identified two aectiom of the Code that must be amended. We are talking about banning the use of all barbecue grills in all nmlti-family unill that are two or more stories in height. Cbarcoal would not be allowed, period. Gu fueled cooking devic:a would only be allowed on tholC decks that are protected by a lprinkler syatcm. Currently, be stated, we only have one apartment complex in Englewood that mcell that criteria, which is the Aleua. Beyond that, all would be binned. One iuue tbst bas been brought up 1111111C10U1 times is that some llpU1lmDt owners would like to provide a grill. We have encouraged them to provide a natun1 gu grill or, if they are going to provide an LP (liquid propane) type of unit, it should be in the courtyard at leut ten feet away from combustible structures. We are abo putting this in the Fire Code in the specific section that talks about charcoal grills. Council Member Grazulis uked if this coven electric grills. Mr. Greene said no, electric grills would still be permitted. Fire Marshal Greene advised that be doesn't have any documemation that electric grills would cause specific fires, exce perhaps during maintenance. MaiatelllDCe is also a big issue with tbc LP gu devices. We don't see a lot of electric grills, be noted. Council MernMr Grazulis advised that she wu asked if they would be allowed. So, she aoted, that would be an alternative. Mayor Bradshaw stated that the iq,etua for this lqislation came from a lune Study Sesaioo, but, abo, we have bad two fires . She asked Mr. Greene to talk about the fires . Fire Marshal Greene advised that recently we bad a fire !baa wu directly aaribueecl ID cban:oal briquetta being left on a combustible balcony. I believe the other fire you may be refmin& to, wu when a gentleman left food cooking oa a stove. It was, unfOltWlalely, at the umc complex. He poinlecl oua that that complex baa bad at leaat one other fire, that I am aware of, lbat wu caUled by cbln:oal briqueaea. All of their losses were considerable. Mayor Bradshaw thanked him for all his work. You have been very retpalllive, abe uid, mi I lppl"CCiate it.. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any other questiona . There were -· COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVl:D, AND rr WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGl:NDA ITEM 11 {a) {I) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 32. COUN CIL BILL NO . 32, INl"RODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZUUS A BILL FOR AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER I , SECTION 4 AND TITLE 8, CHAPTER 2E , SECTION 2, OF lllE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO CHARCOAL, GAS FUELED AND 01llEll OPEN FLAME BARBEaJE GRILLS AND COOKJNG DEVICES IN BUILDINGS THAT HOUSE 3 OR MORE FAMILY UNITS AND THAT ARE TWO OR MORE STORIES IN HEIGHT . Vote re.alts: Ayes : Nays : Couacil Members Nabbolz, Moen. Oamll, Yurdlict, Gnnlil, Bradallaw Noar • Eapwood City Council July l, 2002 Pqel Absent : Council Member Wololyn Motion carried. (ii) City Attorney Brotzman praented a recommendatioo tiOln tbe City Aaomey'a Office to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending the Englewood Munic:ipal Code pertaining ID jail sentences for juveniles. He advised that our Court Adminiltrator lllllic:ed that -have a provilioa in our Code that prohibits the Court from leDding juveailes to jail for tnffic infrac:tiom. That is not allowed by law. So, be said, our recommeodatioa is that -remove that eec:tion from our Code. So, Council Member Gruulis said, 1bia is a boulekceping type of thins. City Aaomey Brotzman aaid yes it is. COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (U) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 33. COUNCIL BILL NO. 33, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER ORAZUUS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 1TfLE l, CHAPTER 4, SEC110N l, SUBSEC110N 8, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNlCIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO GENERAL PENALTY -NO JAIL SENTENCE FOR JUVENILES. Voteraulb: Ayes : Nays: Abeent. Motion carried. Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Oanett, Yurcbick, Orazulis, Bl"llllbaw Noae Council Member Wololyn (b) Approval of Ontinaaca OD Second lteaclin& (i) Council Bill No . 29, amending the Englewood Municipal Code penainina ID Hobby Vehicle Permits, WU comideled. COUNCIL MEMBER YURCHJCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (b) (I) -ORDINANCE NO. 32, SERIES or Jtl2. ORDINANCE NO . 32, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 29, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER YURCHICK) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TmE IS , CHAPTER 9, SECTION I, OF 11tE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO HOBBY VEHICLE LICENSING . Vote results: Ayes : Nays : Ablent: Morion carried . Council Memben Nabbolz, Moore, Oanett, Yurcbick, Gnmlia, Bradlbaw Noae Council Member Wololyn (c) Resolutions and Motionl (i) Dim:IDr Kabm pnMBled a rec I WI 4!j.9 6-die Pwlllic Wcwb Depa to approve. by motion, the awvd of a COllll1ll:t for C--Utility 2002, COIICNII ....,_ 2002, ad Sidewalk Missing Links 2002 to Fasick Coacme lac. ia the._. ofSS3 l ,911.15 . I -lllliwa Coaci1 ED&lewood City CouncU July I, 2002 Pa1e9 to approve a construction contract for this year's three concrete programs . We are doing something different this year. Normally, we put these out u sepuate projects. For economy of acale, be Aid, and we hope we can save money managing tbeae; we have actually placed all three concrete prognm1 in concrete construction account. They are the Concrete Utility, the Concrete Program, which ia the program where we build all of our handicapped llllq)S, and the new program that wu initiated in 200 I, which ia called the Sidewalk Missing Links Program. The plan would be that we could manage tbeae program1 more cost effectively. We are also doing something else with tbis contract that we haven't done in the put. And, he noted, he worked with City Attorney Brotzman on this. There i, a provision in this conttact that would allow us, for the next two years, with Council's approval each year, to extend tbeae contr1lctl for additional years. So if we are satisfied with the price, the quality of work, and the perfommlce of the contractor, then we would have the oppor1UDity to extend tbis COlllnc:t, which would be a COit saving ll1eUIIR for future yean. I have given you a brakdown of the tine programs, be said. The Concrete Utility construction is $509,473 .00, which is funded through the Concrete Utility Program. The Concrete Program, where we construct handicapped nq,a. bas SI04,47S.OO in it. We llllicipme that that is enough money to do about 7S ramps this year. I wu talking to staff today, be said, and it ia inlacsting to note, that we have completed about 1,771 ramps, out of2,S00 in the City, over the 1ut several years. At this rate, we still have about ten yean to go, but we are probably far ahead of most mmicipalities in Colorado. So, be opined, we have done really, really well in that area. The third concrete program ia Sidewalk Milling Links. We are anticipating doing some sidewalk upon Zuni,_ the Alternative High School . We tried to get that done Jut year, he said, but Xcel wu slow in moving some po-poles. The other thing we have done, u budget saving matter, is that we have a couple of other programs, TEA 21 programs through DRCOG, for Belleview sidewalks and for some sidewalks on University and we will have a nall:b with that. So, he said, what we are recommending is that we will spend about $60,000.00 on the Zuni sidewalks and the balance of that money will be applied towards our match for thole TEA 21 programs. We will start the engineering on those this year and thole will be COllllrUcted next year. I will still have to budget a little bit more for 2003, he said. Mayor Bradshaw said the Zuni sidewalks will provide a place for kids to stand while they are waiting for the bus to get there to pick them up. Director Kahin said absolutely, this is a nu:b-needed ~vement up there . ' Director Kahm noted that we will start designing the TEA 21 programs this year and comtruction will like place in 2003 . Director Karun advised that the low bidder on this project wu Fuick Concmc, 1111:. Thia cumpuy bu been around for several years . We don't have any direct experience with them, be said, but we checked their references and this past year they have done similar projects in Lakewood, Denver and Golden. In fact, be said, in Deever they worked on projects two years in• row . They came well recommended from all the.e cities, so we feel they will be able to do a satisfactory job for us. If Council bas any questions, be said, I will be happy to answer them. Council Member Grazulis said you did say that by putting all this under one umbrella, there would be a cost savings . Do you know approximately bow 11NCb, she asked. Director Kabm explained that anytime we put a project out 10 bid, we have to go through th e same process, whether it is a fifty tbouund dollar project or a million dollar project, in terms of putting together plans and apecs and doing all the advertisin&. So we have done that in one package instead of three . Apin, be said, ifit wwb out well tbis year, ..t we are satisfied. we could probably not do that next year and the next year. So, be noted, the savinp ia in the thousands of dollars . Director Kahm said another thing wonh noting, that is really i~t, is that the low bid ofSS31,918 .8S, was 16% below the engineer's estimate and 30% below the cODlnctor's bid that bad the propam 1ut year. So we think these are really good prices and this is probably attributed, a lot, to the ~ and the slow down in construction. But we should be able lo take aood advantaae of this, be uid. Eqlewood City Couadl .July I, 2002 PqelO Council Member Yurchick said he just bad a quick question . I am DOI familiar with bow this works, he noted. For the $531,918 .85, have they identified specific aegmenll lbat are to be dooe or do Ibey just do up to $531,918.85 worth of work? Directoc Kabm uid that is a good question. He explained that with die Utility we have gone out and inventoried most of the City. The Coacretie Ulility l'rop'am is a propam that, by ordinance, everybody in the City ia rapomible for adjacent sidewalk, curb and pttcr. If you belong to the Utility then you pay a fee along with your water bill and we have always called it an insurance, but it is an alternate way of financing this wort. Our staff baa aone out, inventoried the City and rated all tbe concrete on a one to ten scale. When we fust started tbe program, and I think this ia our fifth yar, we did tbe fives and sixes. Thia wu concrete where we bad diree and four incbet of vertical diaplacenmll or severe spalling, now we are down in the four c:ateaory. We have bad no trouble idenlifyiaa this much work. But that is where we are, he uid, and it ia spread lbrou&hout tbe City, bued on the condition of the coacrete. So, Council Member Yurchick uid, we are buying a specific amount. Director Kabm uid yes. Mayor Bradshaw uked if there were any other questiona. There wae ..__ COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM II (c) (I) -THE AW ARD 01' A CONTRACT, JOR CONCUR UTILITY 2111, CONCRETE PROGRAM 2002, AND SIDEWALK MlalNG LINKS 2N2, TO PASICK CONCRETE INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF S531.,IU5. Motion carried. Ayes: Council Menan Nabbolz. Moore, Garrett, Yurcbick. Grazulia, Bradshaw Nays: None Absent: CouDcil Member Woloayn 12. GeMral DllcaNloa (a) Mayor's Choice (i) Mayor Bradshaw uid Council received a memo tiOln Jerrell Black aboul a tour of the City of Golden aquatic leisure facility. It will be held on'Salurday, July 13• 6-9:30 a.m. lO 11:30 a.m. She asked which Council memben planaed to participele. Council Memben Moore, Nlllllolz. and Garrett indicated they would be attending. Mayor Bradshaw uid lhc will be ping, 10 dicn will be lour members attending. We will meet at the Recreation Center, she said. Mayor Bradshaw explained that they will be touring a facility that is similar to the one we will be buildiaa at Belleview Park. (ii) Mayor Bradshaw uid we bad a pretCDlatioo at the MCll'O Ma)'Ol'I' CAIICIII, 6- thc Denver Art Museum. I didn't know this, she uid, and maybe IOme CouDcil memben are awme ofdus. but the Denver Art Museum has a collection of over 10,000 objects in 1tonp, became Ibey can't allow them all . They showed us the design of their new building and it ii spectacular. II ii aoina to have a titanium skin on it so it will pick up the difTermt rays of lipt. I lbou&hl it looked like a aJider that kids made out of paper. only its titanium clad and it baa six levels . So this will allow diem IO act 20% oftlirir art work out and it is available for rotalioa tbrouab the SCFD .-eel facililin. Maya, Bndllllw staled it is an outstanding. outstandina dcsip. IO I hope Ibey can do It. I tboupl Ibey -IO III IO .. filr money, she uid, but they didn't. lllcy jlllt waDled to allow• tlirir pla ad let die ciliea bow dial time ii a lot of aood art available tbrouab them. (b) Council Menan' CIIOlce • • Eapewoocl City Council July I, 2002 Pase 11 (i) Council Member Moore advised that a chun:b on Acoma asked to be allowed to put handicapped parking signs out, limited to Sunday from 8:00 a.m to 12 :00 p.m Perhaps, be suggested, it would be possible for Council to change the Municipal Code to allow for such an exception. So, he said, if we could consider that I would appreciate it. City Attorney Brotzman said we can bring it to a Study Session . (ii) Council Member Garrett: I . He noted that iD Council's packet there was a letter that was received from some citiuns inquiring about a duplex iD R-1 A. down by Belleview Parle. I was told that a letter may have already been sent out. Mayor Bradshaw said she tbou&ht the letter was sent out by Tricia Langon and it was iD Council's packet last time. She ukcd who the letter was sent to. Council Member Garrett advised Director Siqllon that Council bad received a letter from Clyde and Ruth W iggim reprdiDg a possible duplex. It ii my UDdemanding that a letter was sent out addressing that. I received the question, be said, but I never received the 1111wer in my packet. Director Siq,son asked Mr. Garrett for a quick updale about what the question is. Council Member Garrett said this is about the duplex that was advertised in R-1-A. Director Siq,son said yes, I remember this . A duplex was advertised iD an R-1-A dislrict and this petition came forward to us. We sent out a zoning notification to them llltina that this was clearly not a pennitml use in this location and so they are not able to sell this iD accordancc with what they were wmtin& to do. We appreciate the petition, he said, but it wasn't ncceuary. Mayor Bradshaw asked if the neipbon have been informed. Director Si...«>D said yes they have . Mayor Bradshaw asked if the people OD the petition have been informed. Director Siqllon said I don't know if all of them have been informed, but c:enainly Clyde Wigim bas been. 2. He said he wanted to pall Ull'I a coq,liment to the City reprdiDg the CityCenler developmcnl. Yesterday, Sunday momin&, I was bavinacoffee across from the piazza. he said. J wujust •iain&and watching the activity, with people cCJ111ias and &Oina and playina iD the fOlllllain. It was just really nice just to watch the acti vity and observe the development of this area . Director Si~n thanked Council Member Genett. Director S~son said, just as a heads up , that Jan Johnson bas been real effective in acttin& a potential Farmer 's Market here in the City. We were hopeful that we were aoina to have it this sllllUDer, but because of the issues of stabilwition and parking here at CityCcnter we weren't able to get that settled. We hope to work through most of those contractual issues and have a Farmer's Market here, and operating, by next summer . He noted that will also add that kind of Saturday morning activity level, that kind of coffee, culture thing, to CityCent, r. Council Member Yun:bick :..;id he thouaht we bad a Farmer 's Market here one weekend. Director Si.,.,son said yes we did. We were aoina to bold it here at CityCen11er, but apiD, because of some of the mues that we are still dcalina with, we moved it off"-sile over Ill Uttle Dry Crftlt. Ho-ver, he said, the y prefami to be htrc in the piazza area. We wa111 111 try III meet their medl and -really like that idea. " They ha ve opled toJUII bold off for this yar. lllllil we can wad[ dlroup die .-a tonerybody'1 sa11sfact1011. Mr . SU11*JD said we ue lookiaa forwmd to Iba! and I thiDt dial will be kind of a neat lbina OIi the Wttkends. • • Eaalewood City Council July 1, 2002 Pqc12 [Clerk's note: Council Members' Choice continued following Agenda Item 14 -City Attorney's Report. See Page 12 .] 13 . City Manqcr'1 Report (a) City Manager Sean 1aid be just wanted to remind COUDCil that next week we will be holding a joint meeting with Littleton at the Wastewater Treatmem Plant We would like to uk Council to set up a special meeting that night, be said. City Attorney Brotzman adviaed that the Mayor bu done that Mayor Bradlbaw laid COUDCil will have a apecia1 meeting at the Wmewuer Treatment Plant, before we meet with Littleton. City Attorney Brotzman said that is comet COUDCil Member Grazulia uked what time COUDCil would be meeting. City Manager Sean suggested COUDCil meet at 5 :30 p .m or 5:45 p.m next Monday. COUDCil Meimer Orazu1ia said she will do her best, but she'will be traveling, coming back inlo to-from Iowa . Mayor Bradshaw advised that they need to remind COUDCil Member Woloayn because she doesn't know about this. 14. City Atterney'1 Report (a) City Attorney Bl'OIZlllln requellled that Council go inlo Executive Seuion, following the COUDCil meeting. regarding tbreatened litiption, under CRS 24-6-402 ... b . ••••• 12. {b) COUDCil Members' Cboic:c COlllinued: (iii) COUDCil Member Grazulia: I . She suggested Council send a letter to Nofflll Holmberg tbanlrina her for serving u a member of the Election Convnission. 2. She 1aid she had some concerns about the Safeway PUD and she would lib to aee the m1p of the tum-around area Plannina and Zoning wu talking about. Mayor Bradshaw said that should co me before Council . City Attorney Bl'OCZlllln 1aid ya. Mayor Bradshaw advised that Council will also have to bold a public beariaa on lbat. Council Member Grazulis said okay, that she just wanted to be prepared. 3. She uked, u Bally's is not open, if they are payina the City even tbouah they have a CO. Does Miller Weinganen pay us the fines? Director Kabm shook bis bead ya. Council Meimer Grazulis asked if they are any closer to resolution. Director Kahm 1aid they are open. Elllftood City Council July I, 2002 Pase 13 Director KabJn advised that when they were open to the public, our agreement wu that would end their liquidated damages 4. She asked what the City of Englewood policy ii regarding obstructina traffic on Broadway, when they are getting tractor trai1cn into buaineNa. At least once or twice a wwk, ahe uid, the driver gets out of the truck ... there are two driven ... and they atop traffic and it mually bacb up about three blocb while they tum the tractor trailer around. It ii a buaDU in about the 4700 block. I will get the exact address. If that ii the only way they can get that in there, then I guess that's one way, but it ii always be!ween g:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., which, to me, ii kind ofa bad time. City Manager Sean said the only thing ii that we could pouibly talk to the people about chlnpg the time. Council Member Gnzulia said change it 10 just a little later, rather than rush hour. During ICbool time it bas always been bad and I decided to see bow it goes after school time, but it juat keeps going on. City Manager Sean uked if ahe could identify the store . Ma. Grazulia aaid ahe would get the exact location. 5. She uid she just wanted to let Council know that ahe had a call yesterday from a lady and ahe just bas one cat. but ahe atill bas a lot of iaaues with govcmmeat celling us bow nany animala -can have. 6. She said she WU reading in the ACE minutea about comin& up with a weeldong activity such u the Littleton Weslenl Weck. Ma. Grazulia asked iftbat was for next year. Council Member Yurchiclr. uid they were tallting about doing something DIOR in conjunctioa with lib the Olde Tyrne Fair and moving it -iolo the buaDU diatrict. Council Member Gnzulia uid there wu also a suuation to make it a wcckloaa aftiair and I tboupt if_ make it a weeldong then we ahouJd make sure it ii dift'erenl fiom Little10a 'a. Thal ii my only augalion for that, she said, I juat lilr.e to pu1 my two centa worth in. 7. She uid wt evening I wu with my daqhler at a I'->' 1101e at Dry Creek 1111d Ulliwnity 1111d we were in line and the people behind us were joking about Cinderella City. They-uyma dlaa it wu still up . We were doing a slow bum, ahe uid, and I finally hid ID 111111 arouDd and •Y-Dice Mids about their education and about bow they rally abould c:oaa clown and-it. Applnady, ahe uid, our education has DOI gone beyond our boundaries a lot in cenain-. They bad no idea about the redevelopment . (iv) Council Member Yurchiclr. adviaed that be would DOI be here July 15• for Study Session and he may not make the Council a.ting. I will be in Pboenix. he uid, and it dcpeada OD when my plane gets in. 15 . Adjouramnt MEMBER GARRETI MOVED TO ADJOURN . The 1DN1D11 adjouned at g: 15 p.m. AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, JULY 1, 2002 7:30 P.M. Englewood Civic Center • Council Chambers 1000 Englewood Parkway Englewood, CO 80110 1. Call to order. TJ.' 3J.. ~ 2. 3. Pledge of Allegiance. 4. Roll Call. f# ~ / tf./Ju,d-{ ~ 5. Minutes. t:!fld irO •. Min,te, from d,e ....... ,Cl1yC=dl ......... ·-17, 200~ 6. Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) a. Community Relations Officer Nancy Peterson will be present to address City Council regarding the Fourth of July Family Festival and Fireworks and the upcoming National Night Out celebration. 7. Unscheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to five minutes.) ff fuJJJ~~o ~~Ts,andAppoin~~t.~~~Au.. ?IL ~d~ Ys -rrlA a. A letter from Norma Ho~ti~C the Englewood El~~ Commission . W5r /!Jw,59 /Jp()IJ-~O /Ju#-hl b . c. d . e . A resolution appointing Greg Bennett to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution recommending Don Bobeda for reappointment to the Englewood Housing Authority. A resolution appointing Kent Diekmeier as an alternate member to the Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission. A resolution appointing Mary Dounay to the Englewood Parade Committee. Please note: ff you haw a......, wl IINd ...-.Y aidl or...._, plwe llOllfy 1M Clly of E :cl aNII (303-762-2405) •• i..c 41 haun In.._., ..... ..._ .. IIINld. n..11 ,-. ., • • Englewood City Council Agenda July 1, 2002 J;;11-~~f . ~p3g. /?be:it64h. ~6Si. ~(Rf,i· ~7k, fuo~t,3' 1. /JMJ1~9m . ~Jl-1/0 n. ~~?/ o . ~7)...P, ~'73q. ~:#'7£/ r. ~/1'7,S-5· A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission . A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution appointing Anthony Gallardo as an alternate member to the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority. A resolution appointing Chuck Grimes to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution reappointing Dorothy Martinez to the Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority. A resolution appointing Sean McHugh to the Keep Englewood Beautiful Commission. A resolution reappointing Steve Schalk to the Alliance for Commerce in Englewood. A resolution appointing Donna Schnitzer to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission . A resolution appointing Joseph Serrano to the Keep Englewood Beautiful Commission. A resolution appointing Joseph Serrano to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution reappointing Randall Taylor to the Alliance for Commerce in Englewood. A resolution reappointing Ray Tomasso to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. 9. Public Hearing (None Scheduled) fr' JO;_o Cons1l,~~~~~-t"t /I~, ,,,,+-;1~..,h ~--/~d../~/i' {)f)(J-d. a. ~gr~I of Ordinances o~g~ M-U"f ~ b. C. i. ii. Council Bill No. 31 -Recommendation from the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Supervisory Committee to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving the newly revised industrial discharge local limits. STAFF SOURCE: Mary E. Gardner, Industrial Pretreatment Administrator. Council Bill No. 34 -Recommendation from the Community Development Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance accepting an easement agreement regarding the Regional Transportation District's Elati Maintenance Facility. STAFF SOURCE: Mull Graham, Senior Planner. Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading. g Resolutions and Motions. ff Pleue note: If you have a diuliility wt need....., aidl or Mrvimt, ...... llodfy tlle Clly of E •••olNII (303-762·2405)at1Ntt41lloulsill.,...ofwllen...__...._ 'llllllk,ou. . e • t • I • Etiglewood City Council Agenda July 1, 2002 Pagel 11. Regular Agenda. a. Approval of Ordinances on First Reading. i. Council Bill No. 32 • Recom endation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an emergency ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code IJ.IHl, / I -0 pertaining to Fire Codes, banning the use of charcoal, gas-fueled, and other open v,rr ~ flame cooking devices i~~~~~~ly residential structures. STAFF SOURCE: Ben Greene, f"n Manhal. 'ff~ ii. Council Bill No. 33 • Recommendation from the City Attorney';; Office to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending Title 1-4-4 of the Englewood Municipal Code ~ (/ /,-!) pertaining~o 'ail sentences for juveniles. STAFF SOURCE: Dan Brotzman, City . fr Attorney. . b. Approval of Ordi nces on Second Reading. tJ'Jd /1--.3;;..._ i. Council Bill No. 29, amending Title 1 s-1 J .1~ !J !~rood Municipal Code JUJ./ b-O pertaining to Hobby Vehide Permits.ZJ"'~ ., r c. Resolutions and Motions. i. Recommendation from the Public Works Department to approve, by mgn. the award of a contract for Concrete Utility 2002, Concrete Program 2002, and Sidewalk Missing Links 2002. Staff recommends awarding the contract to Fasick Concrete, Inc. in the amou~:/:.ss. STAFF SOURCE: Rick Kahm, Capital ,ro;em Dinclor. "1/ ·~ "o""'. 12. General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. b . Council Members' Choice. 13 . City Manager's Report. 14. City Attorney's Report. . -.. • • • • "city Allomey Brotzman ~ Iha! Council go 1nm E.c:ullve Seuion, following the Council ~ ltlreatened llligallon, under CRS 24-M02-4 b Adjournment. j;. ,J,f; ~ , 1 • The following minutes were transmitted to City Council between June 14 and 27, 2002: Englewood Housing Authority meeting of May 1, 2002 Alliance for Commerce in Englewood meeting of May 9, 2002 Englewood Water and Sewer Board meeting of May 14, 2002 Englewood Urban Renewal Authority meeting of May 15, 2002 Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of June 4, 2002 Pleue note: If you have a 4lullillty wl ... ...a.y. or..._ plwe..., Ille Clly off i .... (303-162-2405) at INlt 41 '-"In..._..,,..__.__---. 11lallk ,-. PLEASE PRINT NAME PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER AGENDA ITEM 7 DATE: July 1, 2002 UNSCHEDULED VISITORS MAY SPEAK FOR A MAXIMUM OF FIVE MINUTES ADDRESS AGENDA ITEM 8 . ' ~ 'J' ' ' I, -• .. 'I•, f r..,......... r-~~---~wv "J" ~r~---. ~ . -:: , if,..,. • • DATE: July 1, 2002 PLEASE PRINT rllll-J .,___ _________ _ AtJT11:o~.H 6ft,Lc~e.do fJ4NN7t j {,,ft lY , rt. 9< ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Replar Seuloa June 17, 2002 I. <:'•11 to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council wu called to order by Mayor Bradshaw at 7:30 p.m. 2. lnvocadon The invocation wu given by Council Member Nabbolz. 3. Pled1e of Allepance The Pledge of Allegiance wu led by Mayor Bradshaw. 4 . RoUCall Present: Absent : A quorum was present. Also present: S. Mlnata Council Memben Nabbolz, Moore, Grazulis, Garrett, Wolosyn, Yurchick, Bradshaw None City Manager Sean City Aaomey Brotzman Assistant City Manager Flaberty City Clerli: Ellis Director 01-, Safety Services Director Roa, Public Worb (a) COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MUTING or JUNE 3.1801. Mayor Bradshaw asked iftbere were any corrections or additions to the minutes. There were none . Vote raulta: Ayes : Nays : Abstain: Motion carried. 6. Scheduled Vlalton Council Members Nabholz, Moore , Woloayn, Yun:bick, Grazu1ia, Bradshaw None Council Member Garrett (a) Bob Laughlin and Doug Cohn introduced tbc:mselva. Mr . Laughlin explained that they were representing the Old Town Eqlewood Merdwm Asaocialion. We would really just like to say thankJ to COUDCil for letting us use the llap and tbe chain and for tbe pal help we had on June 8'" for lhe dance which wu held after the Sidewalk Sale. It seema we bad a bit of a success that day, be Aid . We bad a lot of new people comina to tbe IIDtff &Iona Broadway, lbroupout the day. Whether it wu a gangbuster sale that day, it didn 't really aaaer. We bad a lot of people dlen, die En&lewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pa&e 2 streets were active, people were enjoying themselves and everybody had a good time at the dance . So, he said, thank you. Doug Cohn said that was about what he wanted to say as well Thank you Council and thank you to the staff for their good work and bringing the stage over and setting up the chairs and taking them down . I have only one recommendation for the August 24• sale , he said, if you could take about ten degrees off the temperature, as it was pretty hot that Saturday. He thanked Council. Council thanked Mr. Laughlin and Mr. Cohn. Mayor Bradshaw noted that some of the Council members had attended, but she had been unable to attend as she was involved in an estate sale at her dad's house . Council Member Yurchick said it was a nice outdoor event Council Member Nabholz agreed that it was very nice . 7. Unscheduled Vlslton There were no unscheduled visitors. 8. Communications, Proclamations and Appointments (a) A letter from Cinda Losee indicating her resignation from the Keep Englewood Beautiful Conunission was considered. (b) A letter from Judy Wallace indicatina her reaipation from the Urban Renewal Authority was considered. ( c) A memorandum from Bill McCahill. Chair of the Keep Enalewood Beautiful Conunission, requesting consideration of Christopher Hanson's resipation from the Keep Eualewood Beautiful Conunissicn was considered. COUNCll. MEMBER NABHOLZ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDm, TO ACCEPI' THE LETIER FROM CINDA LOSEE INDICATING HER RISIGNATION IIROM THE KUP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION, THE UTTER PROM JUDY WALLACE INDICATING HER RESIGNATION FROM THE URBAN RENEW AL AUTHORITY AND THE MEMORANDUM FROM Bll.L MCCAHILL, CHAIR OF THE KUP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION, REQUESTING CONSIDIRA TION OF CHRISTOPHER HANSON'S RESIGN A TJON FROM THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION - AGENDA ITEMS 8 (a) (b) and (c). Ayes : Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Garrett. Wololyn. Yurchick, Grazulis, Bradabaw Nays : None Motion carried . ( d) A proclamation declaring the week of June 23 1brou&h 29, 2002 u Code Enforcement Officers Appreciation Week wu considered. COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETI MOVED, AND IT WAS SICONDID, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 8 (d) -A PROCLAMATION DECLARING THE WEIK OF .JUNE 13 TBROUGB 19, 2112 AS CODE ENFORCEMENT OfflCERS APPRICIATION WEIK. Mayor Bradshaw said I know we pve the Code Enfon:emmt Offlcen a bad rap . BUI. she llalled. I do cbinlt they are doing a good j ob and I do thmk they have l1llde a difference in our c-.aily. . . • Eqlewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pa1e3 Director Olson thanked Mayor Bradshaw . I apologize , he said, as there may have been a miscommunication . Normally all oflhe officen or al least Dave Lynn would have been here to accept this proclamation. Mayor Bradshaw presented the proclamation to Director Olaon. Director Olson thanked Council . Vote resulu: Motion carried. Ayes : Council Memben Nabbolz, Moore, Gmett, Wolosyn, Yurdlick, Gruulil, Bradshaw Nays: None Mayor Bradshaw presented the proclamation to Director Olaon. 9. Public Hearlas No public bearing was scheduled before Council. (a) Approval ofOrdinancea on Pint Readins There were no additional items submilled for approval on ~ readina -(See A,enda Item 11 -Rqular A1enda.) (b) Approval ofOrdinancea on Second Readins COUNCIL MEMBER GARRE'IT MOVED, AND IT WAS UCONDm, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) (I) and (U) ON SECOND UADING. (i) ORDINANCE NO. 30, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCll. Bll.L NO. 27, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6F, SECTION 6, BY THE DELETION OF SUBSECTION C, AND TITLE IS, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 Willi THE ADDmON OF A NEW CHAPTER 16, PERTAINING TO GAllAGE SALES. (ii) ORDINANCE NO . 31 , SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCll. BILL NO . 28, INTROD UCED BY COUNCI L MEMBER WOLOSYN) AN ORDINAN CE AME:-lDING TITLE 4, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 4, SUBSECTIONS 3 AND 4, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 , PERTAINING TO THE EXEMPTION FROM SALES TAX FOR GARAGE SALES . Mayor Bradshaw ulted if there was any discuasioa. Tbae wu -· Vote resulu: Motion earned. Ayes: Council Memben Nabholz, Moon, Gmett, Wololyn, Yun:bick, Grazulia, Bradshaw Nays : None (c) RelolubODI and Molioaa Englewood City Council June 17, 2002 Paae4 There were no additional resolutions or motions submitted for approval. (See Agenda Item 11 • Regular Agenda.) 11. Rqular A&enda (a) Approval of Ordinances on First Reading (i) Director Olson presented a recommendation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending Title 1 S-9-1 of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Hobby Vehicle Permits. He noted this bas been researched, we have talked to Council about this and it was taken to the Code Enforcement Advisory Committee. The Conunittee's recommendation was to eliminate the permitting and cost of permitting sections of this ordinance. He usured Council that all other aspects of the bobby and derelict vehicle ordinance will remain in place and we will lllill enforce it. We found it was very difficult to handle the P"flllitting process itself, be said, so this just seems lilte a matter of convenience . But, he noted, we will still proceed ahead with what we nonmlly do. Mayor Bradshaw asked if Council bad any questions for Director Olson. Council Member Wolosyn said she just bad one question. In your minutes and even in your Council Communication you talked about the language pertaining to the fee, not the permit The reaon I uk about that is because there is the one permit that didn't ha , ea fee and the other permit that did. So, she said, I found it to be vague, as to what they were talking about in the Committee meeting. Director Olson said you are probably talking about the six-month permit Council Member Wolosyn said that 's right and, also, just the fact that the Council Communication and tbe IIUJlllla of the 1 s• seem to only strike the language of the licenaina fee, not the permit itself. Director OIIOn advised be would amend that Council Communication. Council Member Yurchick stated tbat be tboupt tbe iDleDtion oftbe Code Enfon:cmem AdYilOry Committee wu the permit and tbe Sl00.00. They wanted to elimiule tbe procea. becauae they thought it would be a nightmare to enforce it. Mr. Yurchick poilmd out that it bam't been enforced for years, so they just decided to clean it out of tbe books. Director Olson cotnlllCllted that it is for both the resi.denlial and busiDesa areaa oftbe City. Mayor Bradshaw said I remember when this was adopted, the Sl00.00 fee, and tbat wu a way to raile revenues at that time . 1 still see a problem with some people havina eipt or nine vehicles around their house . Council Member Wolosyn said that is still against the law ... ripi? Mayor Bradshaw asked if that is still against the law . Direc.ror Olson said if they are registered and if the vehicles are in good shape, u we found OUI rcceady, they can have that number of vehicles. We try to encourage people noc to do tbat, apec:ially 1111 tbe riabt· of-way . But the reality is. be said. that this lddmles, specifically, tbl dlntict and bobby deal. where you have a car up on blocks and so fonh. Teclmically they can have them covered. Council Member Yurchack advued that. Ibis WHk, tbe Commiaee will be lookiq II the iaaue of wbetber they want to lake the IIUfflbcr of these types or vehicles. ro be allowed, ro nm. Mayor Bradshaw said 1f somebody were -una 1111 their veluclc, Ibey could keep it ia their pnp and tl~t "'oulJ 110I be ~ probl~m. COUDCil M~mbct Yun:hick iAid that is opt. • • Englewood City Council June 17, 2002 Page 5 But, Mayor Bradshaw said, it is storing it at their house that is the issue . I drove by a property today and there were two boats, an SUV, a motor home, a tool truck ... one of those huge, big trucks. Council Member Wolosyn asked if that wouldn't be more than one hobby vehicle . Council Member Yurchick advised that those are not considered hobby vehicles. Director Olson explained that a hobby vehicle is, essentially, a vehicle that is non-running, that is in a state of repair or something like that and it may not be registered . They may be replacing the engine, it may be missing tires, wheels and they may have it up on blocks. Mayor Bradshaw said DOW they can't have that at all. Director Olson stated that everything that is currently in effect, remains in effect. Council Member Yurchick asked if they could have one. Director Olson said right, that is conect. But, on the other ones, if they are registered and they have tags and everything else, they can have them. Mayor Bradshaw said I think we need to have something drafted. She suggested Council Member Yurchick's group could look at this. Director Olson adviaed that it sounds like the Committee is addressing that. Mayor Bradshaw said okay. But what I would like to say is, that they need to be behind the 2S-foot setback, off the street. Council Member Yurchick said I see two issues here. One is the derelict/bobby vehicles and the olbcr is the number oflicensed vehicles allowed at a residence. The Code Enfon:ement Committee, cunently, is not looking at the number of licensed vehicles allowed at a residence, they are just looking at the derelict vehicles. Mayor Bradshaw stated I think we need to look at the number of registered vehicles. Council Member Yurchick said that is fine, but I juat wanted you to let you know that they are DOC lookina at that side of it right DOW. Mayor Bradshaw said that is one of my pet peeves. I think its great when you have all these toys, she said, I think toys are great, but I think you need to put them somewhere, inatead of parkiq them in front of your house . We used to have an ordinance that said they could not be visible or they had to at least be 2S feet back from the street. Director Olson said I am not familiar with that one. As far as I know, that is not something that is in our Code right now . Mayor Bradshaw said I want it to be very strict, that it should be 2S feet back and they can't creep out put the edge of the house . If they have to, they can fill their backyard with them. I don't cue, but juat get them off the street. Director Olson said we do enforce the RV parking restrictions and, of course, if it's a boat and trailer that 's not hooked to anything, that is another issue entirely. We have ordinancel that address !bat, but if you are just talking numben, we don 't have anything. He pointed out that that will probably be a relalively controversial issue . That's fine if the Committee looks at that, he said, and -will enforce wbalever you come up with. that's our job. Council Member Yurchick said they did look at the RV thing and the Committee itself decided DOC to change the existing laws. So, he said, I don't know if they are going to come back and recOIIIIIIClld these changes or if it is something Council is going to have to take upon itself to do . Mayor Bradshaw wd I just think we need to take a look at that, because I don't know bow imny vellitlcs • are appropriate for a house . • • Enalewood City Council June 17, 2002 Paae 6 Council Member Grazulis said you would have to determine bow many licensed driven there are. If somebody has a large family and they arc all licensed driven they should all have a right to have one, she said. Other than that, you would have to decide how many you want to allow over and beyond that number. Director Olson noted that, right now, this is all we are looking at. Mayor Bradshaw asked if Council had any other questions . She said it sounds like Council probably needs to look at that. Council Member Grazulis agreed. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there was any way to find out what other cities are doing. Council Member Wolosyn said she would like to know about that. Mayor Bradshaw said she would lilcc to know what the surrounding cities are doing as far as enforcing that and how they are addressing visibility and sight lines. It kills me, she said, when you can't see uound a comer because of huge vehicles parlccd there . Director Olson said Dave Lynn does a good job researching, so we will go ahead and research it. We arc talking about the number or vehicles in residential areas only, not business or commercial. Is that right. he asked . Mayor Bradshaw said that is right, residential only. She said she wanted to know about setbacks and the maximum number of licensed vehicles allowed. Director Olson pointed out that they will probably have to differentiate that between recreational vehicles and all the other vehicles people have . Mayor Bradshaw said total ... licemecl recreational vehicles, everything. Mayor Bradshaw asked if it is legal for someone who is r.elling their boat to sit it in the front yard. Director Olson said no , we would get on them for that The expedalioa is that Ibey would either have it in beck or somewhere off the street where it is not visible. But if it is in front of the bouae 111d it is off the trailer 111d not booked to anything, we would normally give them a couple of days or tine days or whatever, 111d then we go in and take care of it. City Manager Sean advised they will bring this information beck to Council in a Study Session. Mayor Bradshaw said probably in August or September. Director Olton said if it is oby, Auauat will work, that will give us time . COUNCIL MEMBER YURCHICK MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (I)· COUNCIL BILL NO. 29. COUN CIL BILL NO. 29 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER YURCIUCK A BILL FOR AN ORDrNANCE AMENDING mLE JS , CHAPTER 9, SEGnON I , OF THE ENGL EWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINrNG TO HOBBY VEHICLE LICENSING . Co uncil Member Wolo syn said I would just lilcc to say that I am aoina to VOie for it. but it rally maka me feel a linlc bit queasy, because I feel that maybe we are backina off on enfon:ina soa.1biq that we sbowd be enforcin g. I undentand. she said, that the reason is !hat Ibey feel this isn't doina any aood anyway, so lt t 's get n d of dead weight. D1 rtc tor Olson said he wanted to be really clear that we are enforcms . He explained !bat the whole concepc of the pemut, the S 100 .00 and evcrythllla else wu 1111 umealilllcally enfon:eable . Thin wu no mccha ru sm 10 a ct people 10 come down here on a Slll -moadl buaa or a )flriy buia and pay S 100.00 111 pt tha t pemut. But, he slated. we are snit enf'OK ina 11. Council Member Woloeya said oby, I lllldenllad. • t .. • • Enpewood City Council June 17, 2002 Page7 Mayor Bradshaw said I will be voting against it. Council Member Yurchick said they did think about the issues on both sides of the coin. Do we enforce it by hav mg a Code Enforcement officer write them ticket for not having a pennit? They just thought it got too co m Heated no matter how you looked at the issue. He stated the coocept is good, but the enforcement just seemed unmanageable. Mayor Bradshaw said I just think it is a potential revenue stream that maybe we are getting rid of too quickly, so I am voting against it. Council Member Wolosyn said, for myself, I wouldn't have objections to doing away with the $100.00 . I have objections to doing away with the pennit. Just the fact that someone has to be responsible to claim it u a hobby vehicle and that it not just something they are not moving. 'That is my issue with it, she said, and I am going to vote against it I think. Mayor Bradshaw uked if there was any other discussion. Council Member Wolosyn said I am going to vote against it .. .I feel uncomfortable. Vote results: Ayes : Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Nabholz, Moore, Ganett, Yurchick Council Members Wolosyn. Grazulia, Bradshaw Council Member Yurchick said this may all be moot, because they are looking at reducing it to zero. The Conunittee is split fifty-fifty on that right now. Mayor Bradshaw coDIDll!Dled that naybe this will give them an indication. Mayor Bradshaw thanked Director Olson. Director Olson thanked Council. (b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading There were no additional items submitted for approval on second readina-(See Aaenda Item 10 -Coaaent Agenda.) ( c) Resolutions and Motions Council Member Garrett stated that be would not be participating in the next Aaenda Item because be is e~loyed by the current franchise bolder. [Cl erk's note : Council Member Garrett stepped down from the dais .) {i) City Attorney Broczman pracmed a recommendation from tbe City Attorney's Office to adopt a resolution consemina to the Transfer of Control of the City's Cable Televisioll System Franchise to AT&TComcut Corporation. We brought this f«-d to Council when we actllally puled the AT&T Franchise, be said, and we bad a Study Seuioa meetin& on this. City AttorneyBroaman advised that they meet the standards for tru11fer so we are moving it forward. Mayor Bradshaw asked iftbere were any qucstioaa. Tbae were none . COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS 51:CONDID. TO APPROVE AGINDA ITEM 11 (cl (I) • RESOLUTION NO. 57. SUUU Of-J. Enalewood City Council June 17, 2002 Paae8 RESOLUTION NO . 57, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, CONSENTING TO THE TRANSFER OF CONTROL OF THE CITY'S CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEM FRANCHISE TO AT&T COMCAST CORP. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Abstain: Morion carried. Council Members Nabholz, Moore, Wolosyn, Ymcbick, Grazulis, Bradshaw None Council Member Garrett [Clerk's note: After the vote, Council Member Genett returned to the dais.] 12. General Dbcuaion (a) Mayor's Choice ( i) Mayor Bradshaw said I have a question for Council. Thia came up in a meefing with Bob Simpson, Cheryl St. Clair, Guy Sears and me. She aslced, reprding the oonhwest Eqlewood A VS house, if Council told staff to divide the lot or to build• bouae. Council Member Wolosyn said my memory is that we puaed that moratorimn that said we wouldn't have any subdividing or new building. Mayor Bndsbaw said that is rip, 1111 aubdivision, IO that would be in violation oftbe moratorium. Council Member Nabbolz uked iftbat wun't kept out of the monlllrium-. 1lle comment was made that no, we put it all in. Mayor Bradshaw uked if Council said to jlllt build it She said she jlllt needed Council to refiesb her memory . Council Member Wolosyn said I am still unclear u to what we did widl the AVS home. , Mayor Bradshaw explained that by buildiaa the A VS bouae up there, ii is the location CJD that lot that seems to be in question. Council Member Yurchick said I don't remember uy discussion of subdividiaa-I jult remember discussing building the house on the lot. And, Mayor Bradshaw saicl, -if it sells and if it sells then we will go on, further west. Several Council members said ya. Council Member Yurchick said he would have a problem with subdividiJI& City pnlflfflY, after we approved the moratorium. Mayor Bradshaw mid then we would be doina exactly wbat the moralDrium wu uuended to prevent. Mayor Bradshaw asked if that was clearer dim:tion. City M-aer San said yes. (ii) Mayor Bradshaw advised that there baa been• request for a proc......_ namr1g September as Nanonal Akobol and Drva ~ RKOVerY MOIIIIL SIie ,-cl lnMld die packet, to Council, w11h all the becqround ~ (111) Mayor Bndabaw ubd 1f uy ofdle C-.1 ....... _.. _... ia doma National 1&)it Out for N~y Petenon. Eqlewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pa1e9 Council Member Nabholz said she usually docs. Mayor Bradshaw explained to Council Member Moore that Council members usually attend different National Night Out events. Nancy Peterson gives us a schedule, she said She uked if all ofus will be participating again. Council Member Grazulis uked about the date . City Manager Sears said it is held the first Tuesday in August. Council Member Garrett said that would be August6•. Council Member Yurchick asked if they would be given a schedule. Mayor Bradshaw said yes. Mayor Bradshaw said she just thought we could give Officer NIDCy Petenon the 1111m>er of Council members participating so she could get the schedule to Council earlier, so it im 't being prepared at the Jut minute, as we seem to have done before. Mayor Bradshaw uked Director Olson to tell Officer Petenoo that all seven Council membcn will be participating. Director Olson said okay. Council Member Grazulis mentioned that every year, al Cbem:lyn, they have nord fi&hlinl and belly dancen. We combine many different oeighborbooda, 1be said. It is a demommtion put on by the pys from the Renaissance Festival. Mayor Bradshaw said each Council member may be uked to anr:nd tine or four parties. (iv) Mayor Bradsbaw said she would lib Ill thank Tricia Lanaon for the packet on Mariposa Drive. I think that explained everytbing very tborouply. (v) Mayor Bradsbaw notcd Council had received a copy of ID anic:le entitled "Child's Play" which mentioned Belleview Park. They did have some sugel1ed c:om,ctjoas, she said, but I still think Belleview Park is a pretty awesome part. ( vi) Mayor Bradshaw said she wantcd to give a summary of the IIINlilll, held Jut Tuesday, with Bob Simpson and Cheryl St. Clair. The Housin& Audlority will -aw City prapaty, but will not tum the houses into Section 8. They will manage it and help pt tena1111. We talbd lbour a cooperative effort for ID 111istcd livina center, she said, and we discuued the EnaJcwood H~ Authority properties on Pennsylvania, to, perhaps, put ID uailled liviq cellller there. Thea we diacuued the continued cooperation between the City and the Housing Authority. That 's just a quick llllllllllr)', she said . Council Member Nabholz said I think we have always worked well with them; it's never been a problem. Mayor Bradshaw said yes and I want us to cominue to work with them. (vii) Mayor Bradshaw pve Council Member Wololya illfanmcioa Oil ID artilt that is interested in doin& 1 show at MOA . (b) Council Members' Choice (i) Council Member Wolosyn adviaed that she would out of town for the July 1• meeting. Also, she said. I was scheduled to chair the Study Sesaion next -t. bul I lmow we will law a different a11enda than the one we wae plamun&, bec:UM ACE decided they .-decl -1-. Englewood City Council June 17, 2002 Page 10 City Manager Sears said that is actually one of the things l wanted to talk to Council about. We bad two things on the agc1 ia next week . One was negotiations and a summary of negotiations, because we have until July I" to come an agreement with our EEA and also our firefighters, or we go to impasse. There were several meetings being held Wednesday . That is one of the reasons, be said, that we do need to meet next Monday. The other item on the agenda was ACE and the business survey, but, as Council Member Wolosyn mentioned, at their meeting they asked Council through Ms. Wolosyn. to put that off to AuguSt 5111, so they could consider that report and perhaps come back with some more specific recommendations. City Manager Sears asked Mr. Yurchick asked ifbe had talked to any of the members about that survey. Council Member Yurchick advised that he wasn't at the meeting, but he spoke with Jan Johnson afterwards and she said they wanted to look at it a little more. I am comfortable with that, he said. Mayor Bradshaw said I just didn't want them to think we were putting them off. Council Member Y urchick said it was at their request. City Manager Sears said we really don't have anything other than negotiations next Monday night. Mayor Bradshaw advised Ms. Wolosyn that they would jlllt schedule her for another night. Council Membet-Wolosyn said that sounds good. That is fine, she said, but I won't be here July 1•. City Manager Sears said one of the other things Council bad talked about waa having a community night on the fourth Monday. We talked about going to the Malley Center, he said, but we haven't advertised that . Mayor Bradshaw noted that it's Council Member Woloayn's tum. Council Member Wolosyn said that would be a District 2 meeting, so I would U1111De that would be Jolm Moore's meeting . Mayor Bradshaw said she thought that WU scheduled for the July 2r meetiJI&. Council Member Yun:hick said that doesn't work, becaUle the At-Large Council u.mben don't repracnl specific districts. Council Member Wolosyn noted that she knew Council Member Nabbolz chaired the meeting II Bishop, but the meetin& at Sinclair wasn't billed u a District meeting. Mayor Bradshaw said she had Council Member Moore down for the Study Sasioa in July. That would be July 22"' at the Malley Center. She asked if that waa okay. Council Member Moore uid yes, that wu fine with him. Mayor Bradshaw advised Council Me:nber Wolosyn that they would just tbrow her imo the rotation another time . She asked if that was all right. Ms . Wolosyn said yes. City Manager Sears stated that next Monday nipt the only thin& they will have is nel(ICiatioaa . Let me sa y, that we have some real estate nqotiations to also consider Monday aipt. Mayor Bndabaw uid okay . (i 1) Council Member Garren said he would like to diao Mayor Bradshaw's comments on the memo that was pR'p8(ed by Tricia Lanaon. It would be helpful for our ICSliom with so me of the citizens. City Manaaer Sean said he would let her know. He tbuked Mr. Ganett. (iii ) Council Member Moore : Enclewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pa&e 11 l . He said, just as an FYI, I am working with Gary Sean on s property at 285 and Emerson. I am finding out that this has a lot of history, even as recently as lut August Kells Waggoner gave me some history from when he was the Director of Public Works and having to .deal with that property. City Manager Sears is still working on it, but there are still some decisions to make. City Manager Sean said, as an update, Director Olson has gone out there and talked to that lady and Director Ross has been involved in that with the Highway Department. He asked if either of them would like to update Council right now on where we are with that property or if they just wanted to send an updated report to City Council. Director Olson said I went out there the other day, but I did not talk to the lady. I guess my impression was that she wu possibly a senior citizen, but that is not the case . She's 35 yean old and appean to be in very good health and the rationale for her not taking care of her property is not really there from a physical standpoint. He opined that she is just protesting it in general. Our concern, be said, is if we allow her not to take care of that property, that that will grow like wildfire to the other properties, which are taking care of their properties right now under similar conditions. Director Ross said Director Olson is exactly right. Alon& that Highway 285 frontage, throughout the City, we average about 20 feet of ript-of-way outside the sidewalk area or the curb area. So when you factor that all together, be said, that is about seven acres of land that would be added to somebody's department to take care of. We bate to make a special exception, or open up the door, so to speak. and allow a change to the way the ordinance is written. Director Rou adviJed that in their Jut TIP application, they requested sidewalk along 285, which would be adjacent to Ibis property. It is very expensive sidewalk. because we also anticipated that we had to build retainiJI& walls. If we are succcufill, and we will find out in the next four to six weeks if we are, that mi&hl be a li&hl at the end of the twmel and it will do a lot toward making it easier for her to care for and maintain that property. Council Member Moore said I have looked at that area and it -to me that there is, really, only one block, two boUICI that cu even begin to make a claim that the property is bud 1111 aaiDlain. I'm not sure how familiar the rest of Council is wilh that area, but it is very 111eep ripl tbere. There are only two properties, in my mind. that make ii worth discussing. which includes this pu1icular one. Maybe this is not feasible, be said, but when I wu looking at the propcniel, I could -the pouibility of sayi_na lbete two cross the line, in ierms of their ability to maintain their properties. It SOUDds like tbe opinion is that they do not cross that line . Director Olson said our cooccm is if we make one exccptioa. we've llllde tbe excepcicm. Tbe property, immcdiaiely 10 the east of this lady's property, bas somebody out there twice a year 1111 take care of that property . It is now for sale, but that person bas been takina care of their property . Dave Lynn bas contacted COOT and they mipt, on a one-time buis, coa. out and clear her property for lier. Bw it would be on a one time courtesy basis, because u far u tbey &R concerned it is 11111 tbeir respoasibility. It is in the City of Enclewood. be said, and even with tbe retainin& wall and tbe sidewalk, both property owners will still be respo11S1ble for everylhina up to, I auess, tbe top of the mainiaa wall. Mr . 01- opUICd that this IS an issue where somebody just says I'm not Sollll to do it. Mayor Bradshaw said then I think we treat them like anybody else who says they ue 11111 aoina to do it Council Member Yurchick asked if this property II on the norlh or soulh side of 285 . COUIICiJ Member Moore ad,•ised that it 1s on the north side of 285 . Council Member Yurcbick asked what is OD die property. bit wwda or weeds ud tna? Couni:il Member ~oore and Director Olson advllCd that tbere ue weeds and llftl. D1rec1or Olson said lasr year, or al some polllt. u a counny, Public Worb wena out ud blocbd dill - off for a couple days to do some cie.n.,. Aplll. 1bal -a --y IO daaa UMlivldual. ad we._., ..,... • • En&Jewood City Council June 17. 2002 Page 12 to open up that gate to take responsibility for that. My opinion, he said, after looking at it, is that this individual is capable of taking care of it, but she is just saying she is not going to do it. Council Member Nabholz asked Council Member Moore if that area is just too steep to actually clean up. ls it a safety hazard? Council Member Moore advised that her argument is that it is a safety hazard. I've been there, be said, and it is steep. But, is it too steep? I don't know. I can see her point, be said, and the interim decision of Bob Moore was that be agreed it is too steep to maintain. So, it is at least questionable, in terms of the safety issue. And again, be said, it is right there on 28S and from the base of the street to the slope, there is not much. He pointed out that that would be the argument, the safety concern. Council Member Y un:hick uked if the properties face 28S or if 28S rum on the side of the properties. Council Member Moore stated 28S runs on the side of the properties. Council Member Yun:hick asked who bu the responsibility to llllin1ain the easement City Manager Sears advised they have talked to COOT, because they have DOW come back to us regarding the surplus property on the other side of Santa Fe . We asked them about this puticuiar ~I. They made it very clear that COOT only maintains the highway and any adjacent property that is easement, is the responsibility of either the homeowner or they tum it over to the City to mainlain. 'Ibey are very clear, be said, and I am surprised that, actually, they are willing to help us out with this one endeavor. Mayor Bradshaw commented that they are consistent on this. City Manager Sean apeed they are consistent and by State law they have no jurisdiction to maintain !bat euement This, be noted, is a local jurisdiction issue. The City !ms consistently enforced this • bein& adjacent to .the property and it is the property owner's responsibility, throughout the City, to maintain it Council Member Y un:hick uked if the property owner can UIC that. I know they can't build on it, be said. Council Member Garren stated they could do whatever they wmt with tbat land, subject to the -.nent. They can improve the landscape, they can build a shed on it, bul if we need the easement, they have to take the sbed out. Council Member Moore stated that the downside of these panic:u1ar propenies is there is no value afforded to the resident because of the condition of the land. It doesn't give them more space to nm their dos, play with their kid or plant shrubbery. Mayor Bradshaw agreed that it doesn't. But, she pointed out, we all make adult choices wbm we buy property. Council Member Moore said that is fair enoua)i. Council Member Garrett said that value is included in the purcbue price. Council Member Moore said in this case it might be considered a liability. Council Member Moore said he just hates the fact that once apin we are takina Council's time to deal with this. but nonetheless I didn't realize the history . I am comfortable with whatever decision we make, he said, I just needed to address this. Mayor Bradshaw said my concern is that I think we need to treat this citizen the way we do every other Citizen in the City. And that is, that you maintain your property . She poinled out tbat they cbole IO buy th.It lot. C.iuncil Member Moore a.sked , on the safety issue, if we are eapolina ourselYCS IO llllY liability, if duriaa the mamtenance of tha1 land. something happened to die property oWDer. Ciry Aaomey Broama sud DO . t • • En1lewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pase 13 City Manager Sears said we arc following up on this and as Director Ross said it is a long-term problem. We really want to try and address it, he said, but unless we can get COOT to go in and do something as a courtesy, my feeling is that we need 10 enforce it on an equal buis. That means if they fail to maintain it, we will issue a citation and go through that process . She may be in contact with the Council or whomever, he said, and that is her right to do that But we need to treat her like anyone else. Council Member Moore offered bis thanks for the effort that has gone into this. 2. He asked about the status of the apartment that burned a little while back. It is still fenced and all the burned furniture is sitting out in front of the property. I know, be said, that at least some of the clean up can be done on that place. He wondered if tbcrc was something restricting them from enterin& the premises. Director Olson explained that usually we allow a certain amount of time and mostly it's because the insurance con.,any, if they have one, has to come in and do their own investigation to make a determination as to the cause. So we have to leave all that evidence there for them. Usually they have been pretty good over there, he said. Since I have been here we have probably bad six fires over tbcrc that destroyed apartments and they have generally been pretty good about getting in there pretty rapidly to repair or rebuild the inside. But, be said, I will check on that and sec what is going on, but normally that is the case, that the insurance con.,any bun 't cleared it yet Council Member Moore noted the burned furniture bas been tossed outside and ii is just sitting there . 3 . He said maybe this is permissible, but there is a caq,cr shell from a pick-up truck, sitting in a driveway on Floyd Avenue, somewhere between Downing and Lopn. He asked if that is an appropriate storage place for a ~ shell. It may be permissible, but it is definitely an eyesore. For a wbiie there be had a free tag stuck on it, but I guess no one took him up OD the offer. City Manager Scars said be did not know what the Code says about that. He asked if Council Member Moore had an address. Mr. Moore said be-uld e-mail the address toaipt · Director Olson said, if be is remembcrina this right, they can store them out there, but maybe that bas changed. We will find out, be said. 4 . He said he just wanted to follow-up to the nonhwest Eqlewood question. The fim A VS property we were talking about is not the bigger one. He uked if-that wu right. Mayor Bradshaw said ill DOI !be three at the end, it is the one in the middle. Council Member Moore said he wanted to make sure that Council hasn't puscd, OD the decision to look at bwlding several houses on that larger property. Mayor Bradshaw said no . Council Member Moore said I was thinking about it and I do remember the night of our last discuasion. I talked to Bob S~son afterwards and I said it sounds 10 me like we just limited subdividina and be didn't realize that we had done that. I should have followed up on that, but I actually remember no1ina that to Director S~n and he was caught off pud. He certainly wasn't aware that it was inlmtioaal. Right now, Mr. Moore said. we are just talkina about that kind of inner property we have . Mayor Bradshaw said if you subdivide you can ·1 build because of the moratorium. Council Member Moore said I do know that Community Development wu confused on tbat point (iv) Council Member Nabbolz : I . Sht advised that last Monday, Keep Eqlewood Beautiflll bad dlev fllllllllDmll cmce apin Utd it was a 101 of fun. I do,\.'t know how much money they railed. but 1t was very mce . • • Englewood City Council June 17, 2002 Page 14 2. She apologized for not attending Tent Talk, but she bad to go to work. 3. She said there is a gentleman, between Delaware and Elation Cornell, bis name is Justin Widgery and he is a junk collector. The City's Code Enforcement Officers have cited him numerous times. He's bringing it in by the trailer full now and be bas three homemade trailers. His house is the little white house that sits on Cornell. right on the alley . He bas hot water beaters, dishwashers and washers. They talked to him, she said, but I think we need to really crank up the heat and do something, because it looks really bad. City Manager Sears asked if it was on the comer of Delaware and Elati on Cornell. Council Member Nabbolz said yes, it is right on the alley on the north side. 13. City Maoqer'1 Report (a) City Manager Sears asked Director Ross to come up, because there are a couple of issues he would like to talk about. He referred Council to the handout they bad received from Mr. Ross. Director Ross explained that at the ET AC meeting last month we were presenled with a petition signed by the majority of residents on Galapago Street, between Eastman Avenue and Floyd Avenue, requesting permit parking. As a result, he said, our Traffic Engineering Division will be putting up the permit parking signs on this street tomorrow . We wanted the signs to be installed before the next Rockies business day game, and we will have them up prior to the Yankees-Rockies game on Thursday. He pointed out that this is another example of interdepartmental cooperation. Director Olson's Code Enforcement Group will be distributing the flyer you see before you and the Finance Department will be administering the permits. Council Member Moore asked if it is going to be on one or both sides of the S1l'eet Director Rou said both sides. Council Member Moore asked if one of these residents fails to get a permit and gets ticketed, if they will be excused when they can prove that they are a legitimate resident Director Ross said no. We will ba~ • two-week grace period and that's it. Director Olson's group will give them warning ticltets during that two-week period, but after that, if they don't come in, they will be lickelEd. Director Ross said the other issue is that Sunday wu Father's Day and because part ofDanmouth Avenue is in the industrial part of town, my group went out and paved the busier intcncctiona alona Dartmouth, trying to minimize the i~ct to the business conununity. He noted that the Community Development Department bas been terrific as far as helping us work with the business group and finding out what their needs are and communicating our paving schedule along Dartmouth. We S1arling paving Dartmouth this week, he said, and when we are done we will be restriping it Referring to his handout, be noted that the bottom diagram basically shows that Dartmouth is a bike route. So what we want to do, be said, is create those sixteen foot shared lanes to make it more comfortable for people to ride their bikes on Dartmouth and getting those people, on the western part of town, to the Platte River Trail. Then that shared tum lane will be in the middle . He noted that at one of our business meetings we indicated our intentions and it was very surprising, they were very much in favor of what we were doiua. They viewed it as traffic c:almin&-They thought people were driving too fast on Dartmouth, be said, and that small aroup, at leut, wu very supportive, which surprised me a little bit. But I just wanted to give Council a beads up about~. he said. Council Member Yurcbick asked if they were going do the bike lane all the way from Sanla Fe . Director Ross said no . We looked at that, he said, but we really need all thole additional lann at Sama Fe, because that cycle on Santa Fe is so short . We are not goiua to limit the number of lanes on Sama Fe . So, be said, our 10ten1 1s for the people who are goinil from Cushing Park, to the Platte River Trail, to ride along Little Dry Creek. W1dcmeath Santa Fe and then come out on Platte River Drive and then go up, crou the bridge llJld then use the Plane River Trail. So in that slffleb we are not doiua any bike lane improvemeDII on the street. . r • ' .. • • Enalewood City Council June 17, 2002 Page 15 In response to Mayor Bradshaw, Director Ross explained that this is west of Platter River Drive, all the way to the City limits. W c 'vc notified the City of Denver of our intention, be said, and they have given us permission to trespass into Denver and do a little bit of striping on their side of the intersection to make it all tie in. Then they are going to look at it and after they look into it they have indicated they might go ahead and extend it to add Dartmouth to their bike trail system. Council Member Yurchick said that is his concern, because coming from the west nothing feeds into it. It's a six-block bike lane with nothing feeding into it. Director Ross said we basically believe, with the parking constrainll at this site and with the light rail facility, that anything we can do to encourage people not to use can to get to CityCcnlcr, that we should do that. So we are looking at it in terms of the people who are on the west side of the Platte River. If they want to get to either the Platte River Trail or CityCenter then we reaJly want to try to provide that connection. We have been really hearing a lot of that during our Transportation Study work, he said, so we are trying to respond to that. Mayor Bradshaw said we can try it. Council Member Yurchick asked if there will also be bike lanes across the bridge. Director Ross said no. The Transportation Action Plan is going to recommend that we put a widened sidewalk on the south side of Dartmouth to accommodate those needs. But at the present time people are basically using that five-foot sidewalk along Dartmouth to get to that trail . Council Member Yurcbick noted that is a pretty narrow strip to ride your bike on. Director Ross said especially if you meet someone bead on, it is very narrow. Mayor Bradshaw said it is sort of like turning left on Belleview, where I live . It gets pretty interesting every once in awhile. Mayor Bradshaw asked Director Ross to let Council know how thil works out. You've done a good job, she said. (b) City Manager Sears advised that be and Assistant City Manaacr F1abcny met with Cal Marsella and John Clatlin this morning regarding a number of issues including the Bala Station, some of the budgeting and where thinas are aoina 10 be with the FuTl'ICks proaram We will keep you up-to-date, he said, with what is happenina with the Bates Station. There wi11 be a meeting coming up, probably in the middle of July, in terms of the new facility that is being built down there. They want to have a public meeting 10 talk about the final design and the construction co~y. We anticipate the meeting will be held about July I 5,., but we will let Council know when that meeting is set up . (c) City Manager Sears advised Council that we are workin& with the Humane Society. Ass istant City Manager Flaherty is doing a lot of work with them, be said, and we have an architect 's report that says a facility can be built on the Union Avenue property ... it would actually be on the Littleton property. We will need the Xcel property for parking, be said. We will not totaJly move on that property until Littleton makes a decision and we get some information back from Xcel. We hope to focus in on that project , at a Tri-Cities meeting, in the next month or so , be said. (d) City Manaacr Sears said we also met with COOT reprdina the land adjacenl to Santa Fe. This is a two-acre site and, accordina to State law, they have to &JVe us an appraisal for that property. He advised that they arc working on an appraisal of the property to brio& back to the City. We talbd to Mr. Marsella about that as a potential parkina area . Cal Marsella is aoing to tab a look at that from the RTD v1ewpo1m and we will come back to Council when we have more information on that. Mr. Sean adviNd that we will have first nah1 on that property 1fwc do want to expand on that side of the hipway. . e • • t • Eqlewood City Council June 17, 2002 Pqe16 (e) City Manager Sean said you baveprobablysecn tbatBally's is DOtopen. In essence, there is a dispute between Miller Weinprtcn and Baily's reprdiDa padaDa oa tbe site, u to exactly what Baily's is supposed to receive on that property and what Miller hu aareed for them to receive . Put of this relates to our own permit parking, be noted, but that wu pan oftbe study !bat wu pvea to tbeln. Rick Kahm is kind of coordinating that, but this is really a dispute betMm Bally'• and Miller Weinpr1en. ao until that is resolved Baily's will probably not be opened. which may be a couple ofweekl. Council Member Garrett ulted bow that relates to Miller Weinprten'a obliptioa to provide tbe City with a cenain amount of square footap. City Attorney Brotzmlll said Ibey 1R still subject to 1iquida1led damapl 11111 they ae still payin& liquidated . damages. Council Member Omett aaid before it opem. Mr. Brotmllll Aid !bat ii comet. City Manaaer Sean advised that it is at a reduced level (t) City Manaaer Sean advised that be will be in Brecbaridae for CML and, during tbe week, Auiatant City Manager Flaherty will be in charge oftbe City. Mr. Flaherty CID, very capably, handle anything that comes up or be will be in coDIKt with me. I will oaly be ID hour away, be said. 14. City Attorney's Report City Attorney Brotzman did not have any matters to brina before Council. 15. Adjournment RECEIVED CITY OF EIG.EWOOD, CO JUN IO Z00Z OfflCEOF THI CITY QIIUC RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING OREG BENNETT TO THE PARADE <l:OMMl'M'EE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Englewood Parade Committee bu been eatabliabed u a committee focuNcl on the annual Englewood Holiday Parade and odier paradee and oommumt;y eventa which the Cit, and the Commitwt feel are appropriate for the benefit of the cit.iaaa of the City of Enslewood; and WHERBAS, the Englewood Parade Commitwt wu eatabliabed by the Bnpwoocl Cit)' Council with the p-.e of Ordinance. No. ZO, SeriN of 2002; and WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy in the Englewood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, Gres BeDD8tt bu applied to Committee; and u a member of the Englewood Parade WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council deliree to appoint Gres Bennett to the Enslewood Parade Committee; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THB CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: SedioiJ 1. Gres Bennett ia hereby appointed to the Englewoocl Parada Ccimmiu.. Gres Bennett', term will be effective immediat.ely and will e:1pire July 1. I006. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat al July, 2002. ATTEST: Beverly J. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City ofEnsJewoocl, Colondo, hereby certift the above is a true copy of Reaolution No.__, Seriea of 2002 . Loucriabia A. Ellia RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING DON BOBEDA FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO THE HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Don Bobeda bu applied for reappointment to the Englewood Houaiq Authority for another term; and WHEREAS, the Mayor deaire• to reappoint Don Bobeda to the Enclewood Houaing Authority for a term e:q,iring July l, 2007; and WHEREAS. the Eq).ewood City Council supports the Mayor's appointment; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. THAT: Sm;tjgp 1. Don Bobeda ii hereby reappointed to the Houainl Authority fbr the City of Englewood, Colorado, with a term e:q,iring July l, 2007. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this lat of July, 2002. ATTEST: Beverly ,J. Braclahaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellis, City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Ellis, City Clerk for the City of Enslewood, Colorado, hereby certify the above is a true copy of Resolution No.__. Series of 2002 . Loucriahia A. Ellia RESOLUTION NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING KENT DIEKMEIER AS AN ALTERNATE MEMBER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, Kent Dielrmeier bu sracioualy offered to Nm OD the City ol EJlllewood'e boarde and commieeione; and WHEREAS, currently there are no vacanciea on the boarda and commieeione; and WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council cluiree to appoint Kent Diekmeier u alternate member to the Planniq and Zonina Commieeio11; and WHEREAS, City Council baa reqwteted staff to Nnd thie alternate member packets for the Board be will be Nffllll OD eo that he can maintain an undentancting ol the current ieeuee and rulee; and WHEREAS, while the alternate will not be able to vote at the meetinp, be ie nevertbeleee requested to attend u many meetinp u poeeible to pt a lee! for the membenhip and ieeuea; and WHEREAS, Counc:il wiehea to expreee jta sratitucle for the wlunteeriem and aervice that thie individual 1riahee to beat.ow upon the City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCll. OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: $m;tiqp l. The EJlllewood City Council hereby appointa Kent Dialmaeier u an alternate member of the EJlllewood P1anniq and Zonins Commiaaion. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thie let of July, 2002. ATTEST: Beverly J. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriehia A. Ellie, City Clerk for the City ofEns}ewood, Colorado, benby certify the above ia a true copy of Resolution No.~ Seriee ol 2002. RESOLUTION NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MARY DOUNAY TO THE PARADE COMMrrl'EE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . WHEREAS, tbe Eqlewoocl Parade Committee bu been Htablilbed u a committee focuaed on tbe annual Eqlewoocl Holiday Parada and other paradee and community eftllta which the City and the Committee feel are appropriat.e for tbe benefit ofthe citiana of the City of Eqlewoocl; and WHEREAS, the Eq)ewoocl Parade Committee wu HtabliaW bJ the Ens)ewoocl City Council with tbe pauap of Ordinance No. 20, SeriN of 2002; and WHEREAS, thera ia a vacancy in the Enpwoocl Parade CommiUN; and WHEREAS, Mary Dounay bu applied to 1erve aa a member of the Enpwoocl Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, the Eqlewoocl City Council dNiraa to appoint Mary Dcnmay to the Encl-oocl Parade Committee; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Soc&icm 1. Mary Dounay ia hereby appoint.ed to the Enpwoocl Parade Commi#M. Mary Dounay'a t.erm will be e&ctive immadiat.e)J and will npira July l, IOCM. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbil lat of July, 2002. ATTEST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I , Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City of Eqlewoocl, Colorado, hereby certify the above is a true copy of Reaolution No .~ Seriea of 2002. RESOLUTION NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CI'Q' OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO. WHEREAS, there will be a vacancy in the Enpwood Cultural Arte Commiaaion for the term expiriq July l, 2004; and WHEREAS. Darrel Freeland baa applied lor appointment to the Eapnroocl Cultural Ana Comm.iuion lor that term; and WHEREAS, the Enpwoocl City Council deairH to appoint Dane1 Freeland to the Enclewoocl Cultural Arte Commiaaion tbr the term upiriq July 1, 2004. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THI CITY COUNCU. OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sertjgp 1 Darrel Freeland ia hereby appointed to the Cultural Arta Commieeion b the City of Enpwoocl, Colorado. eflec:tive immediately with t.erm upiriDI July 1, 2004. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat of July, 2002. ATTEST: Loucriabia A. Ellia. City Clerk I, Low:riahia A. Ellia, City Clerk lor the City of Bupwoocl, Cola8do. banbJ carti(r the above ia a true copy of Reeolution No._, Seriea of 2002. Loucriabia A. IWia RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO THE PARADE COMMl'l'TEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Enc).ewood Parade Committee baa been eatabliabecl u a committee foc:uaed on the annual Englewood Holiday Parade and other paradu and community eventa which the City and the Committee leel an appropriate Cor the benefit of the ci.tizena of the City of Enpwood; and WHEREAS. the Enc).ewood Parade Coil!-·~.a WU eatabliahecl by the Enc).ewood City Couneil with the paaap of Ordinance No. ID, Seria of 2002; and WHEREAS, there ii a vamncy in the Bnpwood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, Darrel Freeland baa applied to aerve u a member of the Enc).ewood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, the Enc).ewood City Council dNirN to appoint Darrel Freelancl to the Enpewood Parade Committee; NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. THAT: StcSion 1. Darnl Freelancl ii benby appointed to tbe Enclewood Parade Coauaitt.. Darrel Freeland'• term will be e&diw immediately add will upin Juq 1, ICI08. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lit ol Juq, IOOI. ATTEST: Bevvly J. Bradlhaw, Mayor Loucrilhia A . Ellil, City Clerk I , Loucriahia A. Ellil. City Clerk for the City o. Enc).ewood, Colondo, blnby certify the above ii a true copy of Rffolution No .~ Seriel of 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ANTHONY GALLARDO AS AN ALTERNATE MEMBER TO THE URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, Anthony Gallardo hu gracioualy offered to llll'ft on the City of EllJ}ewood'1 boarda and cornmiwona; and WHEREAS, the EllJ}ewood City Council clelin1 to appoint Anthony: Gallardo u alternate member to the Urban Renewal Authority; and WHEREAS, City Council hu reqUNted atd to Nnd dlia alternate member pacbte for the Board be will be aemns on ao that be can maintain an 1Uldentandins of the current iuuee and rulee; and WHEREAS, while the alternate will not be able to vote at the meetinp, be ii nevertheleu requeeted to attend u many meetinp u pouible to pt a feel for the membenhip and iuuee; and WHEREAS, Council wiahee to expreae its sratitucle for the volunteerilm and aervice that dlia indi'riclual wiahee to bestow upon the City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCU. OF THB CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Scrc&iOP 1. The EllJ}ewood City Council hereby appointa Anthony Gallardo aa an alternate member of the Enpwood Urban Renewal Authority. ADOPTED AND APPROVED dlia let of July, 2002. ATTEST : Benrly J . Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A . Ellis, City Clerk I , Loucriabia A. Ellie, City Clork for the City of Enpwood, Colorado, beftby omify the above ii a true oopy of Reaolution No ._ Seriae of 2002 . RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CHUCK GRIMES TO THE PARADE COMMITl'EE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . WHEREAS, the Eq]ewood arade Committee hu been utabliabecl u a committee foc:uaed on the annual Eq]ewood Holiday Parade and other paradea and community eventa which the City and the Committee feel an appropriate for the benefit of the c:itizena of the City of Eq]ewood.; and WHEREAS, the Eq]ewood Parade Committee wu eatabliahed by the Enclewood City Council with the puaap of Ordinance No . 20, Seriea of 2002; and WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy in the Enclewood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, Chuck Grimea hu applied to aerve u a member of the Enclewood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, the Eq]ewood City Council deairea to appoint Chuck Grimea to the Enclewood Parade Committee; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: SectiOP 1. Chuck Grimea ia hereby appointed to the Bq1ewood Parade Committee. Chuck Grimea' term will be effective immediately and will upire .July 1, 2004. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat of .July, 2002. A'M'EST: Beverly .J. Bradahaw, Mayor Loucriahia A Ellie, City Clerk I. Loucriahia A Ellie, City Clerk for the City of Enclewood, Colonclo, hereby certify the above ia a true copy ofRnolution No.~ Seriea of 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DOROTHY MARTINEZ TO THE ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY' OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Dorothy Martinez bu applied for nappointment to tbe Eqlewood Liquor Lic:enains Authority; and WHEREAS, tbe Eqlewoocl City Council deeine to nappoint Dorothy Mart.inn to tbe Englewood Liquar I oicenlring Authority; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY' COUNCIL OF THE CITY' OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Semon 1 Dorothy Martines ie hereby reappaint.ed to tbe Inglewood Liquar Lioenei111 Authority effectm immediately with a term upiring July 1, IOO&. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbie 1• al July, 2002. ATl'EST: Be-v J . Bndabaw, Nayar Loucriahia A. Ellie, City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Ellie, City Clerk for tbe City al Bnglewoocl, Colorado, bueby certify tbe above ie a true copy al Raolution No._. SeriN al 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING SEAN McHUGH TO THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, tbe Keep Ena]ewood Beautiful CommiNion baa been c:rutecl to ad'ViN tbe City Council on all matt.en pertaining to enviromnental protec:tion lllld neipborhood beautification.; lllld WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy on tbe Keep EncJewood Beautiful Ccnmieeion; and WHEREAS, Sean McHup bu applied to Nne u a member of tbe Keep Ena]ewood Beauti£ul CommiNion; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLBWOOD,COLORADO,THAT: ffec:tjqp 1. Sean McHqh ia bnebJ appointed to tbe Keep BJll)ewood Beautiful CommiNion. Sean McHufh'• term will be etreetiw immediately and will upire February l, 2004. ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tJlia lllt of July, I002. A'M'EST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I , Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for tbe City ofEqlewood, Colorado, hereby cmify tbe above ia a true copy of Re110lution No.~ Seriea of 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING STEVE SCHALK TO THE ALUANCE FOR COMMERCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD; COLORADO . WHEREAS, the Alliance For Commerce In En,lewood wu eetabliabed by the Englewood City Council with the pauap of Ordinance No. 6, SeriH of 2001; and WHEREAS, the Alliance Far Commerce In Ens)ewood adviaea the Englewood City Counc:il, focuaiDI on the creation al an environment in which uiatiq buaimN can thrift and new buaimN can proeper; and WHEREAS, Steve Schalk ii a current member of Alliance Far Commerce In Eqlewoocl; and WHEREAS, Steve Schalk'• term expired May 7, 2002; and WHEREAS. Steve Schalk bu applied for reappointment to the Alli.-For Commerce In Ensl-ood; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sed;im I. Steve $chalk ii hereby reappointed to AJliaDce Far Commerce In Bapewood. St.eve Schalk'• term will be e6ctive immediately and will apin .Jul:, 1, IOOi. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia let al. .Jul:,, 200Z. ATTEST: Beverly .J. Bndabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Elli.a, City Clerk I , Loucriahia A. Elli.a , City Clerk for the City ofEns)ewoocl. Colando, hereby certify the above ia a true copy of Reeolution No .~ Seriae al 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DONNA SCHNIT'lER TO THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OP ENOLBWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, then will be a vacancy in the Eqlewood Cultural Ana CommiMion for the term apiriJII July 1, 2005; and WHEREAS, Dcmna Sc:lmitar bu applied for appowmeat to the Eqlewood Cultural Ana CommiNim for tbat term; and WHBRBAS, the Eapwood City Council dNiNe to appoint Donna Scimitar to the lnpwood Cultural Ana Commieeion for tbl term upirins .July 1, I006 NOW, TIIBRIPORI, Bl IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INOLBWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sectior l Dcmna Sdmitim ia hanbJ appointecl to tbl Cukunl Ana ('.nmmiNim for the City al~ Colando, e8IC&iw iamadiately with term apiriJII .Jw, l, ll005. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbia lat al July, ZOOI. ATTEST: I. Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clark for the Cit:y al....._.. Colando,........, ~ .. above ii a true copy of Reeolutim No.__, 8eriN al IOOI. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH SERRANO TO THE KEBP ENGLBWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Keep Ena]ewoocl Beautiful CommiMion bu been cna&lcl to adviN the City Council on all matten pertaininl to •nvironm~tal protec:aon and~ beautilication; and WHEREAS, there ill a vacancy on the Keep En,lewood Beautiful CommiNicm; and WHERBAS, JONPh Serrano bu applied to Nn9 u a mealier of the Keep Eqlewood Beautiful CommiNion; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sm;tjgp 1. JONPh Serrano ill hereby appoint.eel to the Keep Eqlewood Beautiful Commiwion Jmeph Serrano'• term will be efFectmt immediately and will apire February 1, 2004. ADOPTED AND APPROVED t.hia let of July, IOOI. ATTEST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerlr. I, Loucrillhia A. Ellia, City Clerlr. for the City ofEnpwood. Colanclo, beftby ~ the above ill a true copy of. Ruolution No.~ SeriN of. 2002. RESOLUTION NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH SERRANO TO THE PARADE COMMITI'EE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Enslewood Parade Committee bu been eatablilhed u a committee foc:uaed on the aunual Eqlewood Holiday Parade and other paradN and community eventa which the City and the Committee feel are appropriate for the benefit of the dtmna of the City of Enclewood; and WHEREAS, the Enslewood Parade Committee wu eatablilhed by the Enpewood City Council with the paNap of Ordinance No. 20, Seriae of 2002; and WHEREAS, there ia a vacaD&:)' in the Enpewood Parade Committee; and WHEREAS, .Joaeph Serrano bu applied to NrYe u a member of the Enpewood Parade Committee;and WHEREAS, the Enpewood City Council cleaires to appoint Joaeph Serrano to the Enpwood Parade Committee; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: 8ec&im 1. .Joaeph Serrano ia hereby appointed to the Bapwoocl Pande Committee .J~h Senuo'a term will be dactift immodiately and will upin .J~ 1, I008. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat ol .J~. 2002. ATTEST : Beverly J. Bndahaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I , Low:riahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City ofEqlewood. Colando, hereby certify the above ia a true copy of Reaolution No._ Seriea ol 2002. RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEWART TO THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, there will be a V11C11D1:1 in the Eqlewood Cultural Arta Commiuion for the t.erm apirinc July 1, 2006; and WHBRBAS, Mqp Stewart bu applied b appointment to the BncJewood, Cultural Arta CommiNiCID b that term; and WHBRBAS, the BDpwoocl City Council clNiNe to appaiDt Map Stewart to the EacJewoocl Cultural Arta 0-mieeion b the term apirinc July 1, 2006 NOW, THBREFORB, BB IT RBSOLVBD BY THB CITY COUNCU. OP THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: 8eCSim 1 Magie Stewart ia benby appoint.eel to the Cultural Ana CcnmiNiGD far the City of Enpwoocl. Colorado, e&ctift immediately with term upirins .July l, 2005. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thi9 lat ol July, 2002. ATTEST: Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Chrk I, Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk far tbe City ol lqlewood, l"Aiando, banb, ~ the above ia a true copy of Raolution No._ SeriN of 2002. Loucriabia A. B1lia RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEWART TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Eqlewood Parade Committ.ee hae been eetabliahed u a committ.ee focuaed on the annual Eqlewood Holiday Parade and other paradu and community evmta which the City and the Committee f'eel are appropriate for the benefit of the c:itizena of the City of Englewood; and WHEREAS, the Eqlewood Parade Committee wu Htablilbed by the Eqlewood City Council with the puaap of Ordinance No. 20, Seriee of 2002; and WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy in the EJll}ewood Parade Committ.N; and WHEREAS, Manie Stewart bu applied t.o NrYe u a member of the Enpewood Parade Committee;and WHEREAS, the Enclewood City Council duiree t.o appoint Magie Stewart t.o the Eqlewood Parade Committee; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sectipp 1. Manie Stewart ia hereby appointed to the Bn,Jewood Panda Ccmamittee. Manie Stewart'• term will be e&ctive immediately and will npire July l, 2004. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat of July, 2002. ATTEST: BeverlyJ. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City ofEqlewood, Coloraclo, hereby certif:, the above is a true copy of Reaolution No.~ Seriea of 2002. Loucriabia A. Bl1ia RESOLUTION NO._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RANDALL TAYLOR TO THE ALLIANCE FOR COMMERCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Al1ianc:e For Commerce In Enclewood wu Ntabli.Bbed by the Enclewood City Council with the pauap of Ordinance No. Ii, Series of 2001; and WHEREAS, the Alliance For Commerce In Enp,wood adviNa the Eqlewood City Council, foc:uaiq on the creation of an environment in which exiatinc buainnl can thrive and new buaineea can pro.per; and WHEREAS, Randall Taylor ia a c:urnnt member of Alliance For Commerce In Enclewood; and WHEREAS, Randall Taylor'• term e:q>incl May 7, 2002; and WHEREAS, Randall T<1ylor bu applied for reappointment to the Alliance For Commerce In EDJlewood; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Ses;tipn 1. Randall Taylor ia hereby reappointed to Allianca For Commerce In Enclewood. Randall Taylor'• term will be efrec:tive immediately and will e:q>n July l, 2005. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thia lat of July, 2002. ATTEST: Beverly J. Bradahaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Elli.a, City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Elli.a, City Clerk for the City ofEq]ewood, Colorado, hereby~ the above ia a true copy of Reeolution No.~ Seriea of 2002. Loucriabia A. Bllia RESOLUTION NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RAY TOMASSO TO THE CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR ,THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, Ray Tomauo ia & current member of the Ens)ewood Cultural Arte Coauniaaion;and WHEREAS, Ray Tomauo'• current term expine July 1, 2002; and WHEREAS, Ray Tomauo bu applied for reappointment to the En,iewood Cultural Arta Commiuion for another term; and WHEREAS, the Ens)ewood City Couw:il dNiree to ruppoint Ray Tomauo to the Ens)ewood Cultural Arta CommiNion b another term; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sectirm 1. Ray Tomuao ia hereby reappointed to the Cultural Arta CommiMimi &,r the City of Enclewood, Colorado. Ray Taaaueo'a tarm will be atl'ec:tm immediately and will expire July l, 2006. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbia let of July, 2002. ATTEST: Saven, J. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellie, City Clerk I, Loucrishia A. Ellie, City Clerk for the City of Enpwood, Colorado, hereby certify the above is a true copy of Reeolution No .~ Seriee of 2002 . Loucriahia A. Ellia Date July 1, 2002 "' INfflATEDBY COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Apnclaltem 10 a I STAFFSOURa Subject Revised numeric local limits for industrial discha111en. Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Supervisory Committee Mary E. Gardner, Industrial Pretreatment Administrator COUNCL GOAL AND PRMOUS COUNCL ACTION None. RECOMMENDm ACTION The action recommended is to approve by Ordinance the newly revised Industrial dlscha111e local limits. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNAllVES 11>1:NTIFIID The Environmental Protection Agency federal Industrial Pretreatment regulations and the 1./E WWTP COPS permit issued by the state of Colorado required the local Pretreatment prosram to re- evaluate the Industrial dlsch&111e local limits by the end of February 2002. The technical evaluation was required to determine If the existing limits were protective of the plant operations, receiving stream (Platte River), biosollds and worker health and safety. The project was completed and submitted to EPA for approval. The attached letter from EPA Indicates the numben are technically sound. They were offlclally effective May 31, 2002. All industries that will be affected by the changes were notified In April 2002. They were provided with the proposed changes and given 60 days to comment No comments were received . The new limitations must now be amended in the Wastewater Utility Ordinance. Some of the new limits are less restrictive than the ones currently listed In the ordinance and others are more restrictve. FINANCIAL IMPACT None. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Attachment A : EPA letter Attachment B: Proposed changes to the ordinance UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGION VIII Ref: 8P-W-P Ms. Mary Gardner Pretreatment Administrator 9111 11th STREET • SUITE 500 DENVER, COLORADO 10202-2411 U,31111 Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant 2900 South Platte River Drive Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Ms. Gardner: Re: Approval of Modification Request NPOES #: C00032999 The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) public noticed your request for a substantial modification of the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant's pretreatment program on April 19, 2002, as required by 40 eFR Section 403.18. our records Indicate that no comments were received and that the modifications, as public noticed, have remained unchanged. Therefore, pursuant to 40 CFR Section 403.18(c), the modifications public noticed by EPA are approved. The revised pretreatment program shall be an enforceable condition of your NPOES permit u of the date of this approval letter (see 40 CFR Section 122.63(g)). If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (303) 312-63n. cc: Rick Koplitz, COPHE FARGO Sincerely, ~rrrGJ---- eurt A. McCormick Pretreatment Coordinator 12-2-7: Limitations on Dlscbarse. A. Discharge of Pollutants: No person shall discharge any pollutant in excess of the following: .. Pollutant Or Maximum Pollutant Property Concentration Daily Average mg/1 ,. Arsenic, Total (As) ~ 1.92 Cadmium, Total (Cd) ~ 0.106 '.I Chromium VI (Hex Cr) ~ 3.4 Copper, Total (Cu) 4:8 1.66 Lead, Total (Pb) H 0.86 Mercury, Total (Hg) 8:9884 0.005 Molybdenum (Mo) 5:-5 0.74 Nickel, Total (Ni) M 2.88 Selenium (Se} 9:9&-. 0.373 Silver, Total (Ag) ., &:99+ 1.8 Zinc , Total (Zn) ~ 30.0 B . Special Conditions May Be Granted: Industrial allocations may be approved under special conditions as determined by the City Manaaer or designee. The maximum daily allowable industrial loading shall be allocated throup sipiific:ant industrial user permits . The total loading to all pennitted industrial Ulel'I shall not exceed the level specified below. Changes in local limits due to increued or decreued load.ins in the service area may cause a change in allocations panted under theee special conditions. Industrial users shall monitor and report daily flows u required by the wastewater contn'bution permit. Allocations may be revoked by the City and shall not be considered property rights. City of IIWl...i C Pollutant Or Daily ~ Pollutant Property Maximum Allowable Industrial Load (Lbs/Day) Arsenic, Total (As) ,HH59 7.37 Cadmium, Total (Cd) -H58 0.793 Chromium VI (HEX Cr) H* 12.95 Copper, Total (Cu) ~ 10.26 Lead, Total (Pb) ~ 3.32 " Mercury, Total (Hg) 9:8&1-93-0.0192 Molybdenum (Mo) ~ 2.86 Nickel, Total (Ni) +1-:S+ ll.J Selenium (Se) ~ 1.44 Silver, Total (Ag) 4:m 6.86 Zinc, Total (Zn) ~ 115.7 C. Underground Storage: Petroleum underground storage tank remediation projects which have caused contamination to ground water and have been authorized to discbarse treated ground water to the POTW shall meet the following ltlDdards for maximum concentration daily average in ug/1: Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, total (BTEX) .... 750 ug/1 Benzene .... 50 ug/l City of 1,.1~ ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 2002 BY AUTHORITY ~.a& • Ml --WOI tHBIQIIGTmia 11, CIIAP1'II& I. IIO'IICi)ll f. lUIIIC'ftOMlt A ANt> B, OP THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICl!AL CODE 2000, PERTAINING TO WHEREAS, the Environmental Protection Apncy (EPA) Federal Induatrial Pretreatment resu}ationa and the LittlelEnslewoocl Wutewater Treatment Plant CDPS permit iNued by the State of Colorado required the I..ittla/Bnpwood W utewater Treatment Plant pl'Olftlll to re-evaluate the indutrial cliacbarae local limits by the end of February 2002; and WHEREAS. the technical evaluation WU required to determine if the maanc limite were protective of the plant operatiom, recei:riq stnam (PlaU.. Rmr), bioeolm and worker health and aafety; and WHEREAS, the project wu completed and submitted to EPA for appnwal; and WHEREAS, the EPA reapondad that the numbers are teclmicalJ, IDIIDd and,... oflic:ially effective May 31, 2002; and WHEREAS, 8111De of the new limits are 1-restrictive while othen an man reetrictm;and WHEREAS, The Eqlewoocl Municipal Code Wutewater Utility Ordinance need.a to be amended to reflect the new limitations; · NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: $e<;tipp 1. The City Council of the City of Eqlewoocl bareby .,,_ ameadinf Title 12, Chapter 2, Section 7, Subsection A. of the Eqlewood Municipal Code 2000, which shall read u follows : 12-2-7: Limitation• on Diacbarp. A. Di«har6e of Pollwonta: No penon shall diBcharp any pollutant in -of the followm,: -1- . Pollutant Or Muimum . Pollutant Property Concentration Daily Average mc/1 Aneoic, Total (Aa) a.a w Cadmium, Total (Cd) 8,3f9, URI - Chromium VI (Hex Cr) MIN y "' Copper, Total (Cu) ... w Lead, Total (Pb) 1:4 UI Mercury, Total CHI) ...... IJIIII I Molybdenum (Mo) ... QJ,f Nickel. Total (Ni) M ' w Selenium (Se) e.Ne II.Ill Silver, Total CAI) .... JJ Zinc, Total (Zn) M.a 18.1 F' S@r;tjpp 2. The City Cowic:il of the City of Eqlewood hereby approvu amending Title 12, Chapter 2, Section 7, Subaection B of the Eqlewood Municipal Code 2000, which ahall read u follows: B. Special Conditions May Be Granud: Industrial allocatiom may be approved under special conditiom u determined by the City Manapr or daaipee. The muimum daily allowable induetrial loadinc shall be allocated through BilP'iffcant industrial user permits. The t.otal loacliDc to all permitted induetrial ueen shall not exceed the lewl apeciffed below. Cbaapa in local limita due to increued or decreued loadinc in the NrYMlll uu may caUN a cbanp in allocatiom sranted under tbNe apec:ial conditiou. Industrial ueen aball monitor and report daily flaw• u required by the wutewater contribution permit. Allocatiom may be revoked by the City and aball not be conlidered property rights. Pollutant Or Daily Pollutant Property Muimum Allowable Incluat:rial Load (Lbe/Day) Anenic, Total (Aa) -M,669 w Cadmium, Total (Cd) WI& II.DI Chromium VI (HEX Cr) 3,Ml-I.LU .. Copper, Total (Cu) H,,H,1-iUI Lead, Total (Pb) H,,;M LU Mercury, Total (HI) e.eHN um Molybdenum (Mo) l&rlH LU c -3- ,. Nickel, Total (Ni) H-:e3+ lU Selenium (Se) ~ ~ . Silver, Total (Ag) ~ LU Zinc, Total (Zn) ~ .lll..7 C . Underground Storcwe: Petroleum underground storage tank remediation projecte which have cauaecl,oontamination t.o pound water and have been authomed t.o diacharge treated pound water t.o the POTW ahall meet the following atandarde for maximum concentration daily awrap in ur/1: Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, JEYlenee, total (BTEX) .... 750 uc/1 Benzene .... 50 uc/1 D . Organic Compounde: Volatile organic compounda and aemi-volatile Ol'pnic compounde eball be determined on a cue by caN buia uaint the Littlet.on/Englewood policy for local limita for wlatile and aemi-wlatile compounde. The Littlet.on/Ellllewood policy ehall reflect EPA pidance on Development And Implementation Of Local Diacharp Limitatiou Under The Pretreatment Program and Beet Available Treatment Tec:bnolosiee (BAT). E. Compliance With Federal Act: When necN1UY for compliance with the Federal Act for the achievement oftechnolov-bued eflluent limitation., the City Manager or hie/her dellignee may exerciae Beet Proleeeional Judgment (BPJ) in eetabliehins emuent limitationa on a cue-by-C&N buie for individual permita granted punuant t.o Section 12·2-3. Tec:bnoJ,v-bued emuent limitatione baaed on Beet Profeaeional Jwiplent (BPJ) ehall be made only for good caUN and in the absence of Federally promulgated pretreatment atandarde or local limitatiom on diecharp. F . Effluent Limitationa: Effluent limitatione eetabliahed throup the uerciee of Beet Professional Juclsment (BPJ) ab.all be made after CDDliderinc the availability of appropriate technolOI)', ita 8COIIOmic ,.._bleMM, the ap of equipment and facilitiee inwlffd, the p-. empioy9cl, and ..., incnaN in water or eners, coneumption. G . Compliance &quired: Sipmcant lnduetrial UNn located in Englewood but diacharging t.o the Metro Dietrict eball comply with the local limita of the Metro Dietrict or ofthie Chapter, whicbnv ill mon et.rinpnt. -4- Section 3. Safety Clauaaa The City Council hereby finda, determinoe, end declare• that thie Ordinance ie promulgated under the pneral police power of the City of Englewood, that it ie promulgated b the health, ufety, and welfare of the public, and that thie Ordinance ie ~ b the p-tion of health and Afety and for the protection of public convenience and welfare. The City Council further determine• that the Ordinance bean a rational relation to the proper J.esie)ative object eought to be obtained. Sed;jgp :4 Sturehjljty If any clauae, eentence, paragraph, or part of thie Ordinance or the application thereof to any penon or c:irc:um8tancN ebaJ.I. b any reuon be ad,jwlpd by a court of competent juri8cliction invalid, 8UCh judpi.ent ehall not affect impair or invaliclat.e the remainder of thie Ordinance or ite application to other penom or circumetancee. Sec1iOP A JpconajltmJt PntiDIDCfl All other Ordinancu or portiom thereof inconaietent or oonflictinr with thie Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repea]ed to the utent of euch i.ncomittency or conflict. Sert,jgp 6 Effec:& pf 1IJlMl er modifi,atjgp The repeal or modification of any provi.eion of the Code of the City of BJll),ewoocl by thie Ordinance ebaJ.I. not releaee, extiqui8h, alter, modify, or cbanp in whole or in part any penalty, ilrfeiture, or liability, either civil or criminal, which eball haft been incumld under euch prcmaion, and each provieion ebaJ.I. be treated and be1d u etill remaurin1 in bee fiar the purpoeee of •uetainins any and all proper action8, euite, pfflCMdinp, and proeecutiom mr the enmrcement of the penalty, fadmun. or liability, u we11 u 1r the purpoee of •uetainins any juqment, dec:ne, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in euch ac:tiom, nite, plOCMdinp, or praeeca1:iom. Stc;tiqp 8 J!mla. The Penalty Prvviaion of Sec:tiaa 12-M BMC eball apply to each and every violation of thie Ordinance. Introduceli, read in full, and paaecl on 6nt readiDs OD the lat clay of Jul.J, I002. Publiebed u a Bill for an Ordinance OD the 6th clay of Jul.J, I002. A'M'EST: 8eftrly J. Bradebaw, Mayor Loucriehia A . Ellie, City Clerk I. Louc:riabia A. Ellie. City Clark ahhe City ofBnpwoocl, Colorado, lm'8by certit, that the above and foretoinl ie a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introdw.d, rucl in full, and pUNCl on 6nt rndins on the let clay of July, I002. -5- COUNCIL COMMUNICATION DATE: AGENDAmM: SUBJECT: July 1, 2002 10 a ii Easement Acceptance INfflATEDIY: STAFF SOUia: Community Development Department Mark Graham, Senior Planner COUNQL GQAL AND PREVIOUS COUNQL ACTION; • The subject easement is necessary to permit RTD to buHd the Elati Maintenance Facility on the former General Iron Works site. RECOMMENDED ACTION; Staff requests that Council adopt an ordinance to accept the subject "Easement Agreement"' BACKGROUND, ANAL)'SIS, AND ALJflNAJMS IQfNDOED; The Regional Transportation District (RTD) assembled land in Englewood and Denver to build a light rail train maintenance facility and train storage yard. RTD will be buddlna their bulldlng in Englewood immediately south of the Englewood City limits, the centerline of West Yale Avenue extended. The City limits at Yale are also the north property line of the General Iron Worb Subdi- vision The Building Code wiU permit the proposed buHdins in the proposed location only with the assurances that no other building wiH be constructed within a specified distance. The Easement provides that assurance. As a practical matter, the maintenance facility Is surrounded on three sides with trades some that permit the trains to access the service bays and some for overnight storqe. The location of the tracks and required parking make it unlikely that any construction could occur In the easement area. While the subject Easement Agreement between RTD and the City of Englewood grants Englewood the property right that no permanent structures wiU be buHt on the easement, the easement permits other uses including tracks, roads, slgnage, and landscaping. The easement wili be on the Denver side of the property line and recorded in City and County of Denver as well as in Arapahoe County. flNANC,AL IMPACT; No financial impacts to the City were identified . LIST OF ATTACHMENTS; Bill for Ordinance Easement Agreement Map ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 2002 BY AUTHORITY WHEREAS, the Reponal Trall.lportation Diatric:t (RTD) UllllllbW land in Englewood and Denver to build a licht rail train maint.eDaDCe facility and train atcnp yard;and WHEREAS, RTD baa acqujred lee title to the propeiv which ill the aubjec:t of thia easement ; a nd WHEREAS, RTD will be conatructins the light rail train matDNDence facility in Englewood immediately aouth of the Enpwood City limita, the cwtwlb:w alWen Yale Awnue utendecl; and WHEREAS, the Buildinc Code will permit the propoNd lip& rail train.........._ facility in the propoNd Jocetion only with the UR1'UICN din DO otJm, buildiDI will be conatruc:ted within e apec:il5ecl diatenc:e; and WHEREAS, the attecbed Ewment Asnemem pruvidee NCh 9NIINDCI; NOW, THERBFORE, BE IT ORDAINBD BY THE CITY COUNCU. OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: $m;tiqp 1. The Apoeement between RTD and the City ofEqlewood entitled "Eaaement Apoeement", which illcludee 0.364 -u lbown on Atiechmut A. ill hereby accepted and approved by the lnptwood City Co1lncil. A copy of eeid Agreement ia attached hereto u "Ezhibit 1• and incorporated herein by refilrence . Sos;t;jpn 2. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authoriwl to aip and ettaet, respectively, the said Euement Acreement for and OD bebelf of the City Council and the City of Englewood, Colorado. Introduced, read in full, and puacl OD 6nt readins OD the 1n day al .July, IOOI. -1- Publiabed u a Bill for an Ordinauce on the 5th clay of July, 2002. Bevwly J. Braubaw, Mayor ATTEST: Loucriahia A. EWa. City Clerk I, Loucriahia A. Ellie, City Clerk oldie City ol.BDpwoocl. Colando, benb., certit, that the above and beplUII ia a true ODpJ ol a BiD far an~. iml'oclw.d. read in full. and paaaed OD fint reamDI OD the lit clay ol July, I002.:' -2- EASEMENT AGREEMENT This easement is granted this __ day of ___ , 2002 berween the Regional Transportation District (Grantor) whose address is 1600 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80202, attention, Director, Planning and Development, and the City of Englewood (Grantee), whose address is I 000 Englewood P:irlcway, Englewood, CO 80110, attention, City Manager, CO on the property (the property) described as follows: See Exhibit A, attached. Grantee, its heirs, successors and assigns shall be entitled to open space and absence of constructed improvements on the surface of property. Said easement shall nm with the land and is for the use and benefit of Grantee to ensure adequate setback from improvements on Grantor's property to Grantee's streets and roadways. Grantor retains all subsurface rights of use on said easement, all ri&}us of access and egress over and across s:iid e:isement, and the right to place plants or landscaping materials. signs. markings. and non-permanent structures over on and across said easement. Gr:lntor retains all rights of use and ownership not inconsistent with Grantee's right to open space and the absence of permanent constructed improvements. Grantor retains all right of reverter in the event that Grantee's boundaries, or street or roadway network chang1.-s and said easement is no longer required by Grantee for setback purposes. In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have ,executed the within Aareenient as of the day and year first above written. Grantor :- The REGIONAL TRANSPORT.-\ TION DISTRICT Name : Title :~ X h ,. l. b i t 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENT State of Colorado ) ) ) County of Denver ) .,( The foregoing instrument w~,clmowledged before me~ day of , 2002, by ''*'',..,. t. aJ a'ni ~behalf of the Regional Transportation . Witness my hand and offi~t seal. 1r '\ My commission expiresT-< .;)f ·~ Notary Public Acknowledgment and Acceptance by the City of Englewood The City of Englewood acknowledges and accepts the conveyance of the foreaoing easement by the Regional Transportation District. For the City ofEnglewood Mayor-Beverly J. Bradshaw I.ooc:rl.shli A. f11ls, city Clerk Carter=Burgess 987082 .040 .1.32 l 8 Apil 22. 2002 Property Description Yant Easement 216 16th S""' Ma". Su ... 1700 o.n-Colonxio ;020;.3131 ?I,..,._ 30 3.820 32'0 ro.,. JOJ .820 2.02 www c ·O.cOffl A parcel of land lying in the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27, Township 4 South. Range 68 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. City and County of Denver, Colorado being more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at the Southeast Comer of said Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27; (Found 2" aluminum cap on rebar in range box stamped PLS 24942 • 2000); WHENCE the Southwest Comer of said Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 (Found 3 W' alwninum cap in range box marked PLS 22571 -1993) bears S89°30'04"W a distance of 1325 .42 feet (Basis of Bearing-assumed); THENCE S89°30'04"W along the southerly line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 a distance of204.92 feet to the Northeast Comer of Lot 3, Gene ~:tl Iron Works Subdivision. recorded in Book 87 , Page '.?5, Reception Number 260925v in the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorders Office, being the POINT OF BEGINNING ; THE.i'\JCE S89q30'04"W continuing along said southerly line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 a distance of 620.02 feet; THENCE Nl 1 °09'55"E along the easterly Right of Way line of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. being fifty (50) feet easterly of and parallel with the centerline of said Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad main tracks a distance of25.53 feet; THENCE N89°30'04 "E along a line being 25.00 feet northerly of and parallel with said southerly line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 a distance of614.98 feet; THENCE S00°14'08"E a distance of25 .00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING . Containing 15 ,437 square feet. (0 .354 Acres), more or less. Page 1 oft K:\9870 8'.:0 I \CBSurvey\RTDAL TAS\Mai nt-F ac \A ddl Tas ks \ Yard Easement\y ard- • • n, .. a.,uu. -·- nw•uaua -·- - # #, ,., , ,, ---•· .. _ "" ... _ .. .. LIT T ...... & [LUI IWNTCNANCC FACILITY cnv ANO COUN1Y or DONER, COLORADO EXHIBIT Y ARO [AS[M[NT I or I T COUNOL COMMUNICATION Date Apndaltem Subject Amending EMC -Charcoal, Gas July 1, 2002 11 ai Fueled & open flame BBQ Grills Initiated _By Staff Source Safety Service:i ,, Ben Greene, Fire Marshal ~ COUNCIL GOAL AND PRMOUS COUNOL ACTION The Englewood City Council discussed the issue of charcoal, gas-fueled, and op n flame cooking devices at the Study Session on June 17, 2002. City Council requested this Issue be addressed as an emersency ordinance. RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff recomrriends the City Council approve the attached emersency ordinance. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATMS IDENTIRED This Ordinance is being passed as an emersency ordinance to ban the use of charcoal, gas.fueled. and other open flame cooking devices In multi-family residential structures. The City has suffered several fires and injuries due to the operation of these types of cooking devices . FINANCIAL IMPACT No impact to the City. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Proposed Bill for an Ordinance BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 2002 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL ,. ' AN BIIPGINCf OIDJNANCI AMINDING Tffl.B 8, CBAFl'Bll 1, 8&C'l'ION 4 f AND 'l1n..t 8, CHAPTER 2E, SECTION 2, OF THE ENGLE.WOOD MUNICIPAL ~ -PDTAINlllO TO OIIAlmM,, GM l'UIUID ANDOl'lllllt <ftN Pl.AME BARBECUE GRILUI AND COOXING DEV1CES~INGS THAT IIOUIIII I oa JIOII PAMILTlJNl'l'I AND THAT AD . l'l'OJlll8 mt HEIGHT. WHEREAS, there bu been a proliferation of charcoal. pa-fueled and other open flame cookins devices in multi-family residential etructuree; and WHEREAS, the City bu suft'ered several tires and injuries due to the operation of these types of cooking devices; and WHEREAS, it ie neceuary for the health, safety and welfare of the citizen& of Englewood to ban such devices in multi-family residential atructuree due to the extreme tire danger; and WHEREAS, an emerpncy ie declared for the immediate preaervation of public property, health, welfare and safety of the the citizens of Enslewood due to the extreme tire danpr; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sec;tjgp 1. The City Council of the City of Eqlewood hereby approvea this Emerpncy Ordinance amenclins Title 6, Chapter l, Section 4, of the Enslewood Municipal Code 2000, with the addition of a new Subsection C, entitled "Specific Restrictions for Multi-Family Dwellinp" and renumbering the rem.ainin& subsections, which ahall read as follows: 6-1-4: Burninr and Fires. A. Permit to Burn Required. It shall be unlawful for any person to burn or permit to be burned on any open premises owned or controlled by him or on any public street, alley or other land or premises, any rubbiah, waste paper, wood or other flammable material, unleu a permit therefor ehall firat have been obtained &om the Air Pollution Control Officer al the Tri-County Diatrict Health Department and counteraipied by the City Manapr or any authorized designee. B. Conditions and Reatrictions. All such open tirea, incluclins bonfiru and outdoor trash tires, shall be 1ubject to 1uch conditions and reetrictiou u hereinafter set forth as the City ehall prescribe. Tbe arantinc or denyiq al such permit shall be hued upon the location and proximity of such b\lftWII -1- t • • to any buildiq or other structure, the pot.ential contribution of auch burain( to air pollution in the ana when the aame Yiolat.ea emiNwn ltanduda eetabliahecl by the laws of the Stat.e of Colorado or resu)ationa and rutrictiona of the Board of County Commiaaionen of Arapahoe County Stat.e of Colorado. W'k Rgttjgiona ter Mylti-fqmily Dwellipp. 9vmrel w·fyflfd w qthar ee,s·Oew• bagbeqp d sr riv 4rieu m emhiJJiW iP kJt04jer tJW hppp thpp f3l w w111 tnwox MPUe el "'9 w twp '2) or mpg ptprie• w •* 1. Epption; 9v·fpeJe4 mkios dpyp• •b•11 bp ePm4 iR JmOttirn tpt v, WRfri11d by • full pprjpkJ11r ex,tem apprpyed by thf City e( §pglgggd G.12., Ezuption to Ratridion.,. Thia Section shall not apply to: 1. Burning in the coune of any allicultural operation in the powinJ of crops u a pinful occupation; 2 . ~s uaed for noncommercial cookinr ofliod for human beiDp or for inatructional or nc:reational purpow qpp gzt PJPbtbtte4 by pt1pr IISBRPI eUNt f:ede; 3 . Smokel.ea flaru or safety flan& for the combunion olwute sa-; or, 4. Flares used to inclicat.e eome clanpr to the public. D .~ lncineator Burni,w. 1. It ahall be unlawful for any penon to burn uy combumble refuae in any incinerator within the City ucept in an apprond multiple- chamber incinerator or in equipment found by the Air Pollution Control Officer of the Tri-County Dietrict Healdl Departmant in advance of 1uch uae1 , to be equally effective for the purpoN of air pollution control u an approved multiple-chamber incinerator. 2. It ahall be unlawful for any penon to operate or ca-to be operat.ed, any incinerator in such a lll&DD8r u to enate emiuiou which violat.e emiuion standarda u Ntabliabad by tbe laws al the Stat.e of Colorado or reculatiou and N8trictiona ol tbe Board al County Comm.iaaionen of Arapahoe County, Stal& al Colorado. -2- Section 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood hereby approvea thia Emergency Ordinance amending Title 8, Chapter 2E, Section 2, of the Englewood Municipal Code 2000, with the addition of a new Subaection E, entitled, which shall read as follows: ~-Add a new Section 1102,s which •ba,ll read: Section 1102 6 Re,idential charmal pa·fuelad or gthar ppen-flemo gpltjrg dom• lb•JJ not ho ppept.ed on mwbuatiblt lupJrmiee qr Pi&hin 10 wt l30ff mm} of combuatiblo oonatructior, E1ceptiona: ~ Ope apd two fJrniJy clwplJjnp t Gaa-fuoJed moJcin1 doyice• whore buildinp baJmniet and dpcb are protsct,od by a full aprirkJor mt,m approud by the City of Erudqood $ectiop 3. An emergency requiring immediate p8888ge of thia Ordinance by reason of the immediate and eubatantial fire danger of theae devicee. Accordingly, the City Council finds and determines that an emerpncy exieta and that pauqe of the within Bill for Ordinance is neceeeary for the immediate preaervation of public property, health, welfare and aafety, and uid Bill for Ordinance ahall be effective upon publication following final puup $ection 4. Safety CJauy• The City Council hereby tinda, determine,, and declares that thie Ordinance is promulpted under the pneral police power of the City of Englewood, that it is promulpted for the health, eafetJ, and •elfare of the public, and that thie Ordinance is neceeeary for the preeervation of health and eafety and for the protection of public convenience and welfare. The City Council further determine, that the Ordinance beare a rational relation to the proper Ieswative object sought to be obtained. $ection l.i $everabjljty If any clauae, aentence, paragraph, or part of thia Ordinance or the application thereof to any pereon or circumatancae ahall lor any reason be adjudged by a court of competent jurisdiction invalid, ew:h judpaent ,hall not affect impair or invalidate the remainder of thia Ordinance or itl application to other persons or circumatancea. Section 6 Inconeietent Ordinep• All other Ordinances or portions thereof inconsistent or conflicting with thie Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. $ectior 7. Effect of mPtaJ gr wodifi,atign The repeal or modification of any provision of the Code of the City of Englewood by thie Ordinance ehall not releue, extin&uieh, alter, modify , or chanp in whole or in part any penalty, bfeiture, or liability, either civil or criminal, which ahall haw been incurrecl under euch proviaion, and each provision ahall be treated and held u etill remaininc in force far the purpoae1 of 1uatai.ninc any and all proper ac:tione, 1\lite, pl"OCNClinp, and proeecutione for the enforcement of the penalty, lbrfeiture, or liability, u well u b -3- • l • ' the purpoae of •uatainins any judpient. decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in auch actiona, auita, proc:eeclinp, or proeecutiona. Sestiou 8 &ula. The Penalty Proviaion of Section 1-4-1 EMC ahall apply to each and every violation of thia Ordinance. Introduced, read in full, and puaed on fint reaclinr u an emerpncy ordinance on the lat day of July, 2002. Publiabed u an Emerpncy Bill for an OrdinanCI on the 6th day ol July, Z002. ATTBST: Loucriahia A Ellia, City Clerk I, Low:riabia A Ellia, City Clerk of tbe City of Ens)ewood. Colorado, hereby cartify that the above and fbreeoin, ia. true CClpJ of an~ Bill far Bil Ordinanca, introduced, read in full, and paaaecl on &at readin, OD the lat clay ol July, IOOZ. Lo · hieA.Bllia -4- COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date Agenda Item Subject July 1, 2002 11 a ii Jail Sentences For Juveniles ~ Initiated By Staff Source City Attorney's Office Daniel Brotzman, City Attorney COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION The goal is to amend the current Englewood Municipal Code 2000 to reflect consistency with the rest of the Englewood Municipal Code 2000. RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff recommends Council pass this Ordinance. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATI\IES IDENTIFIED n 1995 the Englewood City Council amended the General Penalty Section of the Municipal Code by prohibiting a juvenile under the age of 18 years from having a jury trial. The Municipal Court does not have the jurisdiction under the State Constitution and Statutes to imprison defendants under the age of 18 years who are convicted of violating the Englewood Municipal Code. ' At the time of the amendment, language was left in under Tide 1, Chapter 4, Section 1 (B) of the Englewood Municipal Code 2000, that allowed a juvenile defendant to have a jury trial for convictions which would arise from the operation of a motor vehide. Since the Englewood Municipal Court does not have jurisdiction to sentence juveniles to imprisonment for violations of other Municipal Code violations, it therefore, cannot imprison those same juveniles for violations associated with the operation of a motor vehicle. There are no other alternatives identified. FINANCIAL IMPACT There is no financial impact to the City of Englewood. UST OF ATTACHMENTS Ordinance BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 2002 IX>lJNCIL 11111, 1'0. 1NTR<>DUCED BY COUNCIL --am.• • AN OIIDDWfCS .AMDDING Tffl.111; al'rAPllll 4, 8C'IION L 1U11111C1'10N 8, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNlCIP,41.. C®!illlif RTAINING TO GENERAL • PBN.U.ff -NO .JAIL 8IN1'INCI tOIUtN . WHEREAS, the Englewood Municipal Court doea not have the juriadiction under the State Conatitution and Statute. t.o impriaon clefendanta under the ap of 18 years who are convicted of violating the Enc)ewood Municipal Code; and WHEREAS, the Enc)ewood Municipal Court does not have juriadiction t.o aentence juvenilea t.o impri8onment for violations of other Municipal Code violations, it thtrefore, cannot impriaon tboae aame juvenile, £or violations auociated with the operati6n of a mot.or vehicle; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: 5@ctipn 1. The City Council of the City of Enc)ewood, Colorado hereby amenda Title l, Chapter 4, Section l, Subaec:tion B, of the Enc)ewood Municipal Code 2000, 110 read u £ollow1: l-t-1: General Penalty. A. B. Fi.M; Imprisonment: It ahall be unlawful for any penon t.o violate, cliaobey, omit, neglect, refuae or £ail to comply with or reeiat the enforcement of any proviaion of this Code or any aec:ondary code adopted herein. Ezcept u otherwile apecifical)y provided for in thia Code, the violation of any prcmaiona or this Code or or any MCOndary code adopted herein aball be puniahecl by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars ($!500.00) or impriaonment for a term not exceeding one hundred eighty (180) daya or by both auch fine and impriaonment. The impoaition of one penalty ,hall not ellCUal any violation nor permit it t.o continue. Unleu othenriN indicated, a aeparate offeme shall be deemed committed upon each day or portion thereof during or on which any violation of any provision of this Code* or any aecondary code adopted herein occurs or continues. No Jail Sentence For Juueni.la: No jail aentence aball be impoaed upon persons under the age of eighteen (18) yean. 'Aia INM Iii•• rbrll _. a,pl:, Npereemwheueeeaftelejefa uielatiell•· · 1e .. ellhe.,.....,.efa maNr ,ehiele. The teftll '•asilliea• • ••• helMB h II .... 1illa1r 1111 ea.., eh plea 9'11111111 -•allere • ._., '8 Ille uielMiee: .._ pN. ·, r '8 •• _....,.•hall• ha., ••iiiet wite Nape• '8 Ille per-••11 Ille a1e elei1h'8en (I~,,.,.. -1- • l, • t .. • • • C. Trial By Jury For Jullfflila: No child under the ap of eipteen (18) yean shall be entitled to a trial by jury for a violation of a Municipal ordinance for which impriaonment in jail ia not a poNible penalty; ucept tbat auch a child ia entitled to a trial by jury for any otfeme which would be a ClaB8 1 miademeanor under a State counterpart statute. D. Every peraon convicted of a violation of any proviaion stated or adopted which is designated u a "traffic infrac:tion• and for which a penalty ia paid or payable at the "Traf6c Violationa Bureau• lhall be puniabecl by a penalty not uceedins ODe tbouuJld clollan (Sl,000.00). There aball be DO impri.aonment for traffic infractions. Sec1ism 2. Safety GIIMMI The City Cowx:il hereby find.a, determinea, and dec:larea tbat this Ordinance ia promulpted under the pneral police power of the City of Englewood, that it is promulpted for the health, ufety, and welfan of the public, and tbat this Ordinance is ll8eeu&l7 fiJr the preeenation of hN1th and Nfety and for the protection of public convenienl:e and welfanl. Tba City Council further determines tbat tbe Ordinance bean a rational relation to the proper lqialative object aoupt to be obtained. $estipp 3. Su,,abiljty If any claUN, Nntence, parqraph, or part of t.bia Ordinance or the application thereof to any person or circumatancN aball b any reaeon be adjudpd by a court of com1,-etent juriactiction invalid. auch judcment aball not afrBct impair or invalidate the reM&indar of this Ordinance or its application to other peraona or circumatancea. 6oc;tjpp • 1wmeiwnt OntinePGII All other Ordinaw or poraw tbllnof inconaiatent or coaflictinl with this Ordinance or any portion benof are berebJ repealed to the extent of such inconaiatency or conflict. $estipp A Eflist pf 11v11I pr mPdifiAtjpp The repeal or modification of any provision of tha Code of the City of Enpwood by this Ordinance aball not releue, eninguiah, alter, modify, or chanp in whole or in part any penalty, farltiture, or liability, either civil or c:riminal, which aball haw been incurncl under auch proviaion, and each provision shall be treated and held u Btill l'91IWIWIIJ in bee b the purposes of sustaining any and all proper acticma, nits, proc-'inp, and prosecutions for the enforcement of the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, u well u ir the purpose of sustaining any judgment, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in such actions, auita, proc:eedinp, or proeecutiona. $ectipn 6 &.naln. The Penalty Proviaion of Section 1-4-1 EMC shall apply to each and every violation of this Ordinance. Introduced, read in full, and pueed on lint readins on the lat day of July, 2002. -2- Publiahed u a Bill for an Ordinance OD the 5th day al .Jq-, 2I002. A'M'EST: Loucriabia A. EDil. City Clerk I, Loucriabia A. BJlil, City Clerk altbe Cit;J al......_, Colarado,......, ~ that the abaft and fontDiDs ii a true copJ al a Bill ban Ordimmae, imNclucid, read in full, and pUNd on flm readinf'oa the ln day al .Jq-, IOOI. -3- ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 2002 BY AUTHORITY ==-NICII AlaNl>DfGffft.S 11. OIIAffl&'9,,INft()Jt a. OI' 1'1D1t OQD MtJNICIPAL eoDltteee, flkTAtlfflffl"'l'(fHOBBY VBHICLB la;IIWI. t WHEREAS, the Eqlewoocl City Council adapted regulation of derelict and hobby vebiclee by the puup of Ordinance No. 11, 8eriH of 1991; IDd WHEREAS, the Enc)ewood City Council adopted ftliatratioll and permittmc of derelict and hobby vebiclu by the paaap of Ordinance No. 63, SeriN 1991; and WHEREAS, the Eqlewoocl Code Eafbrc:ement ~ Committee recommended approval of amendiq Title 15, Chapter 9, Section 1, nmoval of the permit and the SUM> licenaiq fee for the bobbyldenlict vehicle permit at ita May 15, I002 meetiq; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Secgjgp 1. The City Council of the City ofB...-,d. Colando 11enbJ aaenda Title 15, Chapter 9, Section 1, of the En,lewoocl Municipal Code 2000, to rud u follow•: Chapter 9 VEHICLES; DE:aBLICT AND ROBBY 15-9-1: Vebiclee; Derelict and Hobby. 15-9-1: Vebiolea; Derelict and Robb)'. It ahall be unlawful and c:onaidered a nuiaanl:e lur any penoa to non, maintain or keep any derelict or bobby vehicla, u clefbied by tbia Tide, on any real property or adjacent public rilht-of-way in the City nmpt u followa: A. Vdaicla in Raidmtial Zona. 1 . There ahall be no more than one bobby or darelict 'ftbide maintained or ltored on the property of any~ in a reaidentially amecl dimict, which ftbicla lball be atond in a fully encloeed prap or aimilar llt.r\lct\lre. A ,--may aton the vehicle in a carport or open uea if the ftldcle ud ita parta are kept entirely Clllftftd with a tiNlowa cu,ru or other opaque COftnlll. a...,. or-ms ia nat req\lind when the vehicle ia actually beilll -W OIL -1- 2. No peraon ahall store or work on any hobby or derelict vehicle within the required front yard setback or in or on any public property or right-of-way. 3 . The owner of a derelict or hobby vehicle as well u the occupant and owner of the property ahall be reaponaible for the maintenance or storage of such vehicle in compliance with this Chapter. 4. The owner of a hobby vehicle or derelict vehicle stored in a reaidentially zoned diatrict ahall resmer the vehicle with the Department of Motor Vehiclea, State of Coloraclo; '! elllllill • ....... .,. ...... penMfer .... 'Nhillh. ... &. 'AeN ma, lie iaeaetl .... "1JIN ef petmitl fer the ...... .. efhellll, er..,,_. uehielea ill H1itl11atial - t. 'Ae Dhellll, uehi11h M (&) meatlt petmitl hrll l,e iaeaeil • • -• • eenpaat ef a reliiurti Ja,,-• ,,.,...., fer••_. 1hJJ lie .... fer a.(&) ......... ··- ·-the tlate efiae 1.'Aepll'lllit II HIie ieellecl fer a .,,llifie uehieh _. a .,,llifie MIi. 911b' -lhellll, "Nh . I m (&) ••Mil,...., 1h1JJ --ill 11111J 1M,.. -· periecl .... the........ 1efthe..W,---..\Ae1 ......... ..,. .... efthe .. '"" efthe 'hellll, • h · l m ~ •••II permitl the -........ .., .,,,,. ...... 'llelll,,. wt ·111, m (&) meatlt ,...... 'Ae ........ , ••hill'h -,.. .. , ..... ,. JJ ... iea•tl•• ...... • 111 IHhfa rnid1 rf l'er•arip1.,.,.,fer.,,. .. efw ,._..,ti d Hrn (1188 ~. matrrarfrraWc, ...... _,., •• , ............. J .... . _..._etlMallam11illahH:, l ni prap ill a rnii1 f l'er nn ti ....... efthe Gw,. 'l'lte ...... h JJ .,,,,. ...,. .. .... ',ermiMetlP .ehiele-" -,-1 ef relitlenal ,...,..,. ...... ill.,,.,.._ -" h U Ml appb • IIIIIJ ether uebhh er pare1hrr11ii1 f I pr.,..,. Ne • .., th a -,._. h 11 lie aeeisa •• _,. ame . 5 . No penon ahall store OD a reaideatially mmcl prapertJ a hobby or derelict vehicle~-a,._.• in Yiolatiaa of the mum.er Nt forth in this nbNetiaa m (6). Failure to comply ehall be a violatiaa of this Code. 6 . Any eiqle Whicle lltored OD the property that ia -.I with a tie down canvu or other opaque CIOWl'UII, ia atand CID a -2- B. hard aurface and baa four (4) fully inflat.ed tires ia presumed to be fully licenaed, inaund and State inapected and not a derelict or bobby vehicle. If more than one vehicle ia covered and atored on any one property, t.hia prellUDlption ahall not emt and it ahal1 be the duty of the City to determine whether the vehiclu are derelict or bobby u defined by t.hia Section and to tab such meuurea u are authorized by tbia Section. Ysbidr ip .Buainas Zon«l Diaerit:ta. 1 . No pel"IIOn ahal1 keep a hobby or derelict vehicle in a buaine1& smecl diat:riet uni-nch vehicle ia ltored in a fully eDCloeed etructure in an area acreenecl from view of adjacent propertiea and public richta-of-way. 2. No pencm who raidH in a b1WDIII or induatrial IODlld diatrict ,ball keep more than one bobby or derelict "Vehicle on the property. 3 . The owner of a derelict or bobby ..mcJ. u well u the occupant and owner of the property aball be l'NpClll8ible 6,r the maintenance or atorap of 1uch vehicle in campliancl with t.hia Chapter. 4 . The owner of a bobby whicle or derelict fthicle at.and in a buinel8 --diatrict aball nptar the ftllicle rib the State of Colorado Departaem of Motor Vebiclelr • Nlaia • ..... w ......................... . .. 'llhe1e..,. 1M ••• ._ .,, • .,,__.,_IN -••hlhhy•..._.,., .• iatu·,11,-. 'llha 'lllehlly :sh . I • (I) a1ath. ....... 1h.11l ---··--····-"· h 1in 111111i,,.,..,._.,.._. b P Ila NIW ,_am (I) ........ ,__._ llie .... lfi1111a11,'Aepenlft b IIIM .............. ilhi l ............ . ~ llll Ph.Nhy osbi f aia (I) ...... ,..... h rlJ iN• ill llllf' w Jw -.a,__•- ............ IHI lflN ............ &\Aer 111b .... _,.... ...... .. .. .... lhahbJ ........ (I) .......... .... eww • _., ... ..,. a,pl:, ,_•MW ...... , •••. l .. (I) ............ It. 'Aa'h.lhhy ,,t · J llllJw,...W b Jlllaill•h• ... -...................... .,.., .. lb.a faa If llll b.--•• ••H11e (1188,11), -·, 5 .................... , ...... ii •. , wh.iah. ii _. ...... •• aJI •11 ill a Wb" 1 a al: a • ..... ill a llii.l...U,-· ...... eflN e.,,. -3- e. 'Fhe permi• eheH appl, aal, '8 ~ "pePlll:iMeal' , ehiele aae ene pareel el relilienfliel prepe.., iliellti6eli in ~ permit aae eheH BM apply '8 -, MIier • ehiele er pHeel er h119ieeN preperty. 5. No person shall store on a bueineaa-zoned property a hobby or derelict vehicle withe11i • pePlllii er in violation of the manner set forth in this 8UbNCtion six (6). Failure to comply shall be a violation of this Code. 6 . The provisions of this eubaec:tion m (6) ahall aot apply to property that baa as a permitt.ed uae an auto repair busineBS. Ses;t,ipp 2. Safety CJaua11 The City Council hereby finda, determines, and declares that this Ordinance is promulpted under the pneral police power of the City of Englewood, that it is promulgated for the health, aafety, and welfare of the public, and that this Ordinance is neceeaary for the preservation of health and aafety and for the protection of public conwnience and weJfare. The City Council further determines that the Ordinance bean a rational relation to the proper legialative object sought to be obtained. 8es;t,ipp 3. Severahility If any clauae, sentence, paragraph, or part of thia Ordinance or the application thereof to any peraon er circ:umatancN shall for any reason be adjudpd by a court of competent juriaclicaon invalid, such judgment shall not affect impair or invalidate the remainder of this Ordinance or ite application to other persons or circumstances. Sectigp :4 1rmnfitSept 9ntiDIDfM All other Ordinances or portiona tbenof inconaiatent or CODtlicting with this Ordinance or ~ portion benof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconeiatency or CODflict. Ses;t,ipp fi lfflnc;t gf fflPltl gr rnocfiftcatjgn The repeal or modi&cation of any proviaion of the Code of the City of Bns)nood by this Ordinance ahall not release, extinguish, alter, modify, or chanp in wbole or in part any penalty, forfeiture, er liability, either civil or c:riminal, which aball haw been incurred under such proviaion, and each provision shall be treated and beld aa atill remainins in b'C9 for the purpoee1 of suataining any and all proper actions, suite, proceedinp, and prosecutions for the enforcement of the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, aa well aa Ir the purpoee of euataining any judpaent, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in 1uch actiona, suite, proceedinp, or pl'ONCUtiona . Section 6 &oeltv. The Penalty Prcmeion of Section 1-4-1 EMC ahall apply to each and every violation ofthia Ordinance. Introduced, read in full, and paaeed on &rat reaclinc on the 17th day of June, 2002. -4- • • Publiahed u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 211t day of June, 2002. Read by title and puaed on final readinc on the lit day of July, 2002. Publiahed by title u Ordinance No. _ Serie, of 2002, on the 5th day of July, 2002. 8"erly J. Braclabaw, Mayor ATTEST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clark I, Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk al the City of Ea,lewoad. Colando, bereb,-cutify that the abaft and fmeaoinl ia • true copy al the OrdiDaDce .,.... Oil 8nal Nadia, and publiahed by title u Ordinance No. -SeriN of 2002. -5- ' COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date July 1, 2002 INITIATED BY: Agenda Item t1':t~ Department of Public Works Subject Award of Joint construction contract for Concrete Utility 2002, Concrete Program 2002 and Sidewalk Missina Links 2002 STAFF SOUia: Rick Kahm, Capital Projects Director COUNCIL GPAL AND PRMOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council approved Ordinance No. 36, Series 1997 creating a Concrete Utility and Concrete Utility Enterprise Fund (EMC Chapter 8, Title 12) on May 5, 1997. City Council has established a citywide goal to meet ADA standards for all street improvements in the public way. City Council passed the 2002 Budget to appropriate funding for this annual program, which was first implemented in 1996. On March 1, 2001, Council directed staff to begin programming construction for completion of the Sidewalk Missing Links in the City of Englewood. RECOMMENDED ACTION • • ..... I II•' I!' ' >f I • • .~.-....-,.,.. . . •;. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND AL1HNA1MS IDENTIRED • Section 11-3S.1 of the Municipal Code makes it the responsibility of every property owner to maintain the concrete curbs, gutters, and sidewalks adjacent to their property. An option available to property owners is to participate in the Conaete Utility. The Concrete Utility provides a funding mechanism for concrete repair at a reasonable cost ($5 to $7 per quarter for a typical residential property) and a convenient way to pay (96% of the fees are collected with the water and sewer bills). The City contributes its share of the fees just like any private owner. • For the past several years, staff has worked towards developing a Citywide Concrete Propam addressing existing sub-standard concrete and complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act in constructing handicap ramps. The proposed program consists of construction of approximately 75 handicap ramps in the City of Englewood each year . , The cost of these improvements are borne by the City through monies budgeted in the Public Improvement Fund (PIF). Costs include concrete construction, incidental storm drainage construction, administration, engineering. surveying. testing. and miscellaneous incidentals. • In 2001, staff identified and prioritized 16 Mlulng Unb of Sidewalb in the City of Englewood. The total cost of constructing these segments was estimated to be $1,657,000. These links represent walks that have never been completed in a Paving District or by other means. Council concurred that these areas do need walk and began appropriating funding in the 2001 Public Improvement Fund (PIF) towards this goal. The segment to be constructed under this contract will be the completion of Zuni St, east side, from the Vassar to the Colorado's Finest Alternative High School. This year, staff has combined all three concrete projects into one bid in order to take advantage of the economy of scale. The City of Englewood will have the option of extending this contract for up to two additional one-year periods. With Council approval each year, this could allow the City to take advantage of quality work and favorable prices in future years' work. Concrete Utility 2002, Concrete Program 2002, and Sidewalk Missing Links 2002 are scheduled for construction during the summer and fall of 2002. FINANCIAL IMPACT Bids were opened on June 20, 2002. Plans and Specifications were obtained by ten contractors, and six bids were received per attached Bid Tabulation: low bid received was $531,918.85 from Fasick Concrete Inc. Engineer's estimate was 634,336.00 Funding and cost breakdowns for the project are as follows: • Concrete Utility 2002 brulidown: Funding available from Concrete Utility Construction contract Contingency/additional wort (allowing full benefit of low bids) Administrative/engineerinp/surveying/ Material testing and necessary Appurtenances and incidentals $424,294.,1 $13,852.00 Ass ociated with Concrete Utility. $ 71 ,326.00 (] 4% o( IPlil prpicctl CONCRITT UTllllY TOTAL $509,473.00 $509,473.00 • Concrete Program 2002 breakdown: Funding available from PIF Construction contract Contingency/additional work (allowing full benefit of low bids) Administrative/engineering/surveying/ Material testing and necessary Appurtenances and incidentals $68,448.88 $21,400.00 Associated with Concrete Utility. $14,627.00 114% of total proiectl CONCRITT PROGRAM TOTAL • Sidewalk Mlulng Unb 2002 brealulown: Funding available from PIF Construction contract Contingency/additional work (allowing full benefit of low bids) Administrative/engineering/surveying/ Material testing and necessary Appurtenances and incidentals $104,475.00 $39,175.00 $12,425.00 Associated with Concrete Utility. $ 8,400.00 (Jill of total project) SIDEWALK MISSING LINKS TOTAL PROJECT CONSTRUCTlON TOTAL $60,000.00 $531,918.85 $104,475.00 *$216,183.00 *Funding balance will be applied to the City's match in upcoming Belleview Ave. and University Blvd. TEA 21 sidewalk projects. Staff contacted numerous references provided by Fasick Concrete, Inc. Each represented projects comparable to our project. and only positive comments were received from all contacts. This bid reflects a continued slowdown in construction activities in the Metro area. Staff hopes to take advantage of these prices by fully utilizing this year's available budget UST OF ATTACHMENTS Bid Tabulation Sheet CONCRETE UTILITY * CONCRETE PROGRAM * SIDEWALK MISSING LINKS BID PRQPQSAL TABULATION BldclerlPlan Holder ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE SCOTI CONTRACTING, INC. HALLMARK, INC . CONCRETE WORKS OF COLO . .. ABCO CONTRACTING K. R. SWERDFEGER RIVES ENTERPRISES, INC. ,1 NEW DESIGN STACKHOLM FASICK CONCRETE TDB CONCRETE Bids opened by Lany Nimmo Opening witnessed by Chris 8iallo June20,2002 10:00a.m. BaNBld $634,336.00 S688,161.JO s $753,073.00 $539,192.31 s 1545.157.25 s $639,461.55 $531,918.85 s Bond "--- .c ~ ·• • • • ;···---·\' \ . :.___) July 4th Progress Park Activities Fishing Derby & Casting Contest Sponsored by Uncle Milty's Tackle Box 4811 S. Broadway Blvd., Englewood Colorado Division of Wildlife Progress Park 4-6pm Prizes for Three age groups: I 5 & under 6-12 years 13 years and over • - Partcq loc entnnce M flrw1cice I Huron St. (-.It on Willdaln•e. wt on f'rw1cice to 2nd Huron St .) OI pedastrian entry from a.ii.vi.w f'ln. dRuah tlftwl undar Behview. • I " • 0 '. • :i • . t. > •· • 7:30 P.M. Englewood Civic Center -Council Chambers 1000 Englewood Parkway Englewood, CO 80110 1. Call to order.f):!:.,2.~ 2. Invocation. //~ 3. Pledge of Allegiance. ~ 4. Role.I ~-/ ~~ 5. Minutes. a,PI {,--(J M ............. , R-Oty Coundl -·of)..,. 17, 200~ ~ 6. Scheduled Visitors. (Please hmit your presentation to ten "*1utes.) 7. 8 . a. Community Relations Officer ~ Peterson wll be present to address Oty Council regarclng the Fourth of July Family Festival and fln!worb and the upcon!SII National Night Out celebration. u~ 1"-ari·-·-:rNift':-r Communications, Prodamations~tments. t1, a. A letter from Norma Holmberg indicating her resignation from the Englewood Election Commission. /?J.Mi. ~ b . ~-c. A resolution appointing Greg Bennett to the Englewood hrade Committee. A resolution recommending Don Bobeda fOf reappointment to the Englewood Houlirl1 Authority. ~~d. M ~e. A resolution appointing Kent Dieluneier as an alternate member to the Enalewood Planning and Zoning COIM1isslon . A resolution appointin1 Mary Dounay to the EnlJlewood Puade Committee. ,.._ IIOlr. If,-...... ......, ....... ..a.r ... ---. ..... ..., .. aa,.,, -··-(303-762-2415) M ................. ., .................... ... • • • Englewood City Council Agenda July t, 2002 ~(J;J f. ~~g. /2t4o:lt ftd h. ~/h i. - A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution appointing Anthony Gallardo as an alternate member to the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority. A resolution appointing Chuck Grimes to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution reappointing Dorothy Martinez to the Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority. A resolution appointing Sean McHugh to the Keep Englewood Beautiful Commission. A resolution reappointing Steve Schalk to the Alliance for Commerce in Englewood. A resolution appointing Donna Schnitzer to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. A resolution appointing Joseph Serrano to the Keep Englewood Beautiful Commission. A resolution appointing Joseph Serrano to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Englewood Parade Committee. A resolution reappointing Randall Taylor to the Alliance for Commerce in Englewood. A resolution reappointing Ray Tomasso to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commission. 9. Public Hearing (None Scheduled) ... £...... ~ /OIL ( -t--d- a. Approval of Ordinances on Arst Reading. b . c . i. t counc:11 • No. 31 · Recommendaition from the Littleton/Englewood Wutewater ~uperv1sory Committee to adopt a bill for an ordinance appn,ving the newly revised industrial discharge local limits. STAFF SOUICE: Ma,y E. ~. Industrial PrebullMnl Administrator. ii . ~gf M Np, )4 · Recommendaition from the Community Development epartment to adopt a bill for an ordinance accepting an easement agreement regarding the Regional Transportation District's Elati Maintenance Facility. STAFF SOURCE: Mark Graham. SenicM' Planner. Approv~Ordinances on Second Reading. Resol~ and Motions. ..._ IIOlr. 11,_ ._. a 6allilly wl ....i...., .............. ...., .. Cllr -'' ;J aw (JOJ.7'2·240S)al ............ .._. .................... 111111111,-. • • Englewood City Council Agenda July 1, 2002 Pagel 1 t. Regular Agenda. a. Approval of Ordinances on First Reading. i. o/f4-o Kan! M Ng. ,a · Recommendation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a 6lJf for an emergency ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Fire Codes, banning the use of charcoal, gas-fueled, and other open flame cooking devices in mm· ly residential structures. STAFF SOURCE: Ben Greene, Fire Marshal. ii. r Qr-A-~». Reco dati m the Oty Attorney's Office to adopt a I .f1 6llt foran ordnance amending Tlde 1-4-4 of the Englewood Municipal Code ~ ., V pertaining to ail sentences for juveniles. STAFF SOURCE: Dan lrolzman, City Attomey. b. Approval of Or es on Second Reading. ~ ';::': .. ~=~Y;=-,;;;;t;1, --,,~ Resolutions and Motions. u i. Recommendation from the Public Wortcs Department to approve, ~PIIJ the / ~?'l award of a contract for Concrete Utility 2002, Concrete Program 2 , an f}--U Sidewalk Missing Links 2002. Staff recommends awardng the contract to Fasick Concrete, Inc. in the amo::")J,~~11:.8.85. STAFF SOURCE: lick IICahm. Capital Pwoiecls Dndurj-r 12 . General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. b . Council Members' Choice. 13. City Manager's Report. 14. City Attorney's Report. Adjournment. The following minutes were transmitted to City Council between June 14 and 27, 2002: Englewood Housing Authority meeting of May 1, 2002 Alliance for Commerce in Englewood meeting of May 9, 2002 Englewood Water and Sewer brd meeting of May 14, 2002 Englewood Urban Renewal Authority meeting of May 15, 2002 Englewood Pbnning and Zoning Commission meeting of June 4, 2002 ..._--= .. ,.. ..... ....._ ....... ...., .................. aa,.,, -•• (lll-762-2415)111 ............ .._.., ...................... ,... • • ' 6. ~ ulP}_r; A.z-~ _ .. _____ -___ ____,..._ ~AE:..-~-1+-~,.,..----~ ----------·• • • ..,-.-,.-----·----·-------------------- t ---·----------.,...---------------,---...,.-------,IL · • • ... (!) //3 t • • - I' ' .' --1------ • • t --~----- --~------...... ~- • •