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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-07-15 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet-- ,' 0 ·• • • , .. · ... • ,. I .. . .. ,;· . ' ,,; . ·. .. . '"' ... . .. •, . " -... .• . .. ; . -(.' .,· . ... Regular City Counc i l Meeting July 15, 2002 Ord fl~/. 3/. /,'37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 Reso #~ ~8, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87 .. . . ... ;-:--,, . . .. \ . . • • \, • 0 •• . .. • .I-, I ' •· • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORAOO ReauJar Saalon July 15, 2002 I. Calllo Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council wu called to order by Mayor Bradshaw at 7:47 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Member Nabbolz. 3. Pledp or Alle&lallft The Pledge of Allegim:e wu led by Ma)"OI' Bradshaw. 4. Roll Call Present: Ablent: Council Memben Nabbolz, Moore, Oruulis, Garrett, Woloaya, Bradshaw Council Member Yun:biclt / A quorum wu present. 5. Mlnutn Als o present: Acting City Maaapr Flaherty City Attorney Brocmu City Clerk EUia Director Fonda, Utilitiea Director OrysJewic:z. Fiaaace and Admiaiatrative Services Senior P1-0rablm, c-mity Developmeal Director Lona. Libnry (a) COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZUUS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL Mll11NG OF JULY I, ZIIJ. Ayes : COW1Ci) Memben Moore, Garrett, Oruulis, Bradshaw Nays : None Abstain : Council Membcn Nabholz, Wolosyn Absent: COWICil Member Yurcbiclt Motion carried. (b) COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZUUS MOVID, AND IT WAS SICONDED. TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MUTING OF JULY I, 2N2. Ayes : Council Memben Moore, Gama, Wololya. Gnzulis, Bradlllaw Nays : None Abstain : Council Member Nabholz Absent: Council Member Yun:biclt Motion carried . -= Enpewood City Council July I !I, 2002 Pace 2 6. Scheduled Vlslton (a) {Clerk's note : See page 4.) 7. Umcheduled Vlslton {a) Roger Brown. 4260 South Grant Street, President of the Eaglewood Historical Society, said he wanted to read from the minutes of the Historical Society and the City Council. On August 2, 2001, he said, we discussed the Skerritt House and Mike Flaherty and Gary Sean talked about the estimated cost of stabilization and rehabilitation of the Skerritt House. They talked about grant money that wu there and the money the City has already received at this point. There wu also talk about what wu actually going to be done to the Skerritt House with that money. The one quote that wu in here was "once this IIIIIIIC}' has been spent, the decision has been effectively made not to demolish this house." We were told about the research into the building, and its history, and the history of Tom Skerritt and discussed the merits of moving, demolishing or saving the house. Basically, he noted, we had a motion at that point to support the expenditure of the grant monies to stabilize the building and the motion wu uaaaimoualy approved. 0a August 6•, our current vice presideal addressed Council u an unscheduled visitor and said, "we, as the board of the Historical Society, eadone the expenditure of the City and State money to stabilize the Tom Skerrin property. As custodians ofEngl!'wood history, he said, we view this u a prudent and desirable action ." The reason I bring this up is be~ause last Tuesday we had our board of directon meeting again. Instead of passing a new motion. basically restating these same things. we decided to reatTum our commitment. We support the expenditure of these grant monies for the stabilization of the Skerritt House, he said, we do not support a decision to demolish. He asked if there were any questions. There were none . He thanked Council. Mayor Bradshaw thanked Mr. Brown. {b) Cliff Young, a teacher in Enatewood for40 yan and now living at 3120 West 3~ Avenue in Denver, noted that in 1999 the Englewood City Council purchued the home of the father of Englewood ... the Skerritt House . We were elated because we thouabt we had dodged having a rea1tor developer get a hold of the property and who knows what would happen to it then. I would like to address some of the points here, he said. You have a letter from Mark Wolfe, Director of the State Historical Fund, be said, and here are some highlights . The decision wu bal.ld on cost, that we couldn't afford to redo the Skerritt House. I guess, fr um the historical perspective, we ask what's the cost ofpracrving Englewood's history? The building is architecturally significant and that is from Mark Wolfe. He said yes it is. The director has said that bis historical society has put together a million dollan for over 2000 projects and he said the Skerritt House in Englewood fits exactly what they are looking for. So there are some funds available above the 80,000 stabilization. We are on the local register and he says that automatically puts us on the State register . Mr . Young stated we can also gel funds through the Department of Local Affain. So I think we can exhaust a lot of different ways to keep the burden of restructuring this property off of City Council and the citizens of Englewood . Mr . Young stated we feel pretty sad about demolishing the tint primary home in Englewood because of some lead paint and waler breakage. It looks u though, when we talk with Mark Wolfe, that the water damage is mostly cosmetic . So, he said, I would like you to take this into consideration and maybe we need to revisit this and see what we can do. I just doo 't know how much it will be read, if that structure is marked with a plaque . Some things that I would consider, u a teacher, is that we don't know how that could be used right now, my sight is not that clear. There are virtual tours that can be done with co1t11uten and things, there are things that can be done, but we doo 't really have the technology now . Give those people a chance, fifteen or twenty yan from now, to be creative. I am hoping that we will have the foresiabt to be creative and hold off for" little while. He ubd iftbeff were any questions . There were none . He thanked Couacil . Mayor Bradshaw thanked Mr. Young. • •••• t • • En&lewood City Council July 15, 2002 PaaeJ Mayor Bradshaw apologized to Mr. Brewer for malting him wait. I am going to have Diane Wray speak and then we will get to you, she said. (c) Diane Wray, 3058 South Cornell Circle, said that as we all know the centennial of Englewood is coming up next year . She stated that the centennial should not be celebrated by the demolition of the home of our founder. It makes a DX>Ckcry of any kind of centennial celebration that could take place in our city. As a citizen and as a member of the Englewood Historical Society, she said, I would like to inquire into the process . From everyone I have talked to, we have been somewhat broadsided by this decision . I would like to know the documents that served as the basis for your demolition decision. I would like to bear described the public proces1 that supported this decision . I would like to know the status of your plans for demolition and what the schedule for your plan ii. As part of the documents that serve as the basis for the demolition, what are the potential sources of funds that we have? I understand that we already have State Historical Fund monies, grant funds liom Arapahoe County and insurance money. In other words, she said, we already have quite a body of dollars that are setting there that can he used . And certainly we can envision a lot of other public soun:ea, u well as consideration of pro bono services liom the community. So, first I would like to ask all of those questions and I would like to say that the Hiltorical Society, and the people in the city that are interested in this, would like to understand this whole proceas before any demolition takes place. Secondly, I would like ID say that I dlink the ccnrennial represents an occasion for us to take stock of the buildings that comprise our city. The redevelopment projectl, the big ones ... Cinderella City and the foundry project ... are well in band. They are movina forward. And, she pointed out, if we are going to look to the future, beyond our centennial, and look at the opportunities that we have to invest in our community, that investment ii going to take place in our homes and in our small commercial businesses and retail strips. What I would recommend ii that we uae the occasion of the centennial to create an historic 1U1Vey of the buiJdina IIIOck in our c:ormnunity. That as part of this document, we create a ten-year plan. Once we lave identified our iq,orlanl hiltoric buildmp, we can look at where we need to encourage growth. Where do we wana our ftmda to go to help our business people and our homeowners? Or, where isn't powth wanled? Where do we wana to mainlain and where do we have quality of life now? She opined that we need to work on mainlainiu& it, not cbanaina it These are the kinds of decisions and the kind of forward-looking thinp, sbe, said, tbat we can understand when we co~lete an historic architectural survey of our collllllllllity. Ms. Wray stated tbat an hiltoric preservation conserves an important part of the planning that' 1 goina to need to start takina place in EnaJewood. She noted Mayor Bradshaw bad talked about a buiJdina award proaram. Awards bued on maintenance are divisive, as we saw : We beard all kinda of differena testimony about bow naJtina the awards oo the basil of the condition of a building really set off a lot of ftres, on a lol of differenl levels. But, if we would take a look at that whole program and consider an award based on the historic value of the building to the community, we could have a program, co~letely voluntary, where the building owners are recognized for the historic contribution that their properties make . And just this process of recognition, I think, will also encourage the development of under-maintained properties. A summary of the Enalewood Hiltorica1 Society's previous book could be united into a centennial history of the City ofEnaJewood. Usina the summary from the previous volume the Historical Society created could prove as the beadina for this survey and we would be happy to create a subcommittee. I undcntand, she said, that there ii already an historic preservation person on staff with the City, working 30 hours, that could pouibly be devoeed to some aspects of it. She advised that the Englewood Historical Society would be happy to take a leadenhip position in putting this together . I think there are plenty of ways that privale dODon and local blwinena could be encouraged to contribute funds to the printing of a project like this, u is --1 with tbetc kinda of ce ntcMial books that celebrate the bislory. So please, she said, I dunk tbal the Skenitt HOUie should be saved. If the City IS incapable ofhandlin& 1t tllnnlelves. tbn we should look at -allffllllive types of ownership or use for it. Worst-case scenario. this bousc should be boudt'd up and warebouled. She maintained that it is invaluable to this commwuty and once it is loat it is aoae forner. This house should be made the centerpiece of our cca&eanial cvenis and pluw. she said. The CClllellDial lhould DOI commemorate the lols of this important llnltllft. SIie tbanbd COUDt1L Ms . Wray said sbe was over tbere lookma at the prupeny. I ..... I would po1111 OIII that we do wam ID make sure that the landscapmg on the sade IS not loll Tllele aR -very....._ Uld ~ ...... .. t • • Eqlewood City Council July I 5.1002 Pase• lilacs and trees that probably relate to the historic nature of the property. And if there isn't water over there, she said, we should al least make sure that the landscaping isn't lost. That represents a valuable part of that resource. • •••• Mayor Bradshaw thanked Mr. Brewer for his patience and offered her apology. 6 . Scheduled Vlllton (a) Mike Brewer, representing the Englewood Masonic Lodge, 3500 South Sherman Street, said that for those of you who are not aware of who -are, -are a charitable organization with education as our main charity. The Englewood Lodge bu been a steady presence in the Englewood cOllllllllllity since 1926 . In the last couple of yean, be said, the Lodge bu loobd at becoming more active in the comnamity, with direct involvement and help in the En&lewood schools. In contacting the schools a couple of years ago, we asked them what we could do. Basically, Melanie Dressman of Maddox Elementary said we have a tremendous need in Englewood to help the UDderprivileged kida who cannot afford to buy their own school supplies. As a parent, I was utounded that 40% or -of the kids in the En&lewood elementary schools didn't have pencils and paper. The Lodge put together an internal progrun IO help raise funds for that and the first year we were able to supply Maddox Elementary underprivileged Irids with all of their school supplies. Last year we supplied all of the underprivileged kids in the Englewood elementary schools with their school supplies . We will do that again Ibis year. And then we asked them what can we do now. It was brought to my attention that the school libraries were built in the 1950'1 and the boob haven't been replaced since. So, be said, we wondered what -could do IO raise moaey to put-boob in these libraries . The idea for a golf tournament came out of that. I am here IOllipt to ask for a couple of tbinp. One, the Englewood Municipal GolfCounc, u far as I know, belonp IO the City ofEqlewoocl. We have made reservations on August t 7* for 25 four-.s IO play rounds of eolf. a puaiDg eo111e11, a bole in one ... that type ofsituation. If-could set help from tbe City of&pewood IO cover tbe com of the aolf course, that would help us tremendously, with the proceeds going to the Englewood elementary school libraries . Secondly, I would challenge the City Council to put together a team to play in that IOUIDamellt. We are currently struggling to set -ah players to nme this happen and we could'* any help -can get . We are donating all of our time and raoun:es to nme Ibis happen. be said, and any help we could set from the City and the City Council would be deeply appreciated. He asked if bR wen: any questions. In response to Mayor Bradshaw, Mr. Brewer advised that Aupat 17* is a Saturday. Mayor Bradshaw asked ifhe wanted Council to defray the C9ltl of the eolfcoune. Mr. Brewer said if that is in your power, that would be great. Mr . Brewer said I believe the greens fees are about $50.00 a pmoo and -are cbar&in& $75 .00, $300.00 for a foursome . The profit margin, therefore , is very thin. We are buying imurance policies to cover tbe hole in one . the idea being to give away a new car in the puttina COlllat ... tbae types oftbinp. He DOied we are struggling 10 make those quotas. This is the first year we have pu1 Ibis oo and. with any charitable event , there is a struggle that first year to make it happen. If-could have any reductioa in fees for the greens fee s. he said, or donations along that line, it would help us . That, buically, would make ii easier for us to make the money to pay the insurance policies and &ive t1IIIR proceeda to the libnry fund to add t1IIIR books . Mayor Bradshaw advised Mr. Brewer that Council would take it under advilement and set beck to him. Mr . Brewer thanked Council . Mayor Bradshaw thanked Mr. Brewer for all their services to our kids. t • • Enalewood City COUDdl July 15, 2002 Paae5 There were no communications, proclamations or appointmen 9. Public Heartna No public bearing was scheduled before Council. 10. CODHDt Aaenda COUNCIL MEMBER GARUTI MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (a) (I), 10 (b) (I), (U), (W) and (Iv) ud 10 (e) (I). (•) Approval of Ordinances OD Fint Reading (i) COUNCIL BILL NO . 3S, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AlITHORIZING AN "AGREEMENT FOR TEMPORARY LEASE AND/OR RE-DIVERSION OF REUSABLE RETURN FLOWS OF WATER" BETWEEN CENTENNIAL WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT AND 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,, COWRADO. .. (b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading (i) ORDINANCE NO. 33, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 31 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL _MEMBER GARRETI) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 12, CHAPTER 2, SECTION 7, SUBSECTIONS A AND B, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINJNG TO LIMITATIONS ON INDUSTRIAL DISCHARGES (ii) ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 32, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS) AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 4, AND TITLE 8, CHAPTER 2E, SECTION 2, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO CHARCOAL, GAS FUELED AND OTHER OPEN FLAME BARBECUE GRILLS AND COOKING DEVICES IN BUILDINGS THAT HOUSE 3 OR MORE FAMILY UNITS AND THAT ARE TWO OR MORE STORIES IN HEIGHT. (iii) ORDINANCE NO . 35, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 33 , INTRODUCED BY COU: lCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS) AN ORDINANCE AMEND ING TITLE I, CHAPTER 4, SECTION I, SUBSECTION B, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINING TO GENERAL PENAL TY -NO JAIL SENTENCE FOR JUVENILES. (iv) ORDINANCE NO. 36, SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETI) AN ORDINANCE AlITHORIZING AN EASEMENT AGREEMENT BE1WEEN 1HE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD) AND 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO WHICH PERTAINS TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE RTD MAINTENANCE FACILITY ON 1HE FORMER OllNE RAL IRON WORKS SITE. (c) Rnolutions and Moriona Enpewood City Council July 15, 2002 Pa1e6 (i) SEWER TAP AGREEMENT FROM DENMAR LLC, ALSO KNOWN AS PARKRIDGE MARRIDA. Vote results: Ayes: Council Members Nabholz, Moore, Garrett, Woloayn. Grazulia, Bradshaw Nays: None Absent: Council Member Yun:bick Molion carried. 11. Reanlar Apllda (a) Approval of Ordinances on Pint Jleadina There were DO additional items submitted for approval OD lint reading. (See Agenda Item IO -Consent Agenda.) (b) Approval ofOrdinances ~ Readina There were DO additional items submitted for approval OD leCOlld reading. (See Apnda Item IO -Consent Agenda.) (c) Resolutions and Motions r ( i) Director Gryalewicz presented I reconaendation from the Finance and Administrative Services Department IO adopt I reaoluaon ex1mldiDa the aole aaurce CODlnct with Neve '1 Uniforms for uniform auppliea fer the years 2003, 2004 and 2005. They are the only vendor we bave found, be uid, that can provide all of the emergency and .non-cme,aency unifonm that the City uaea. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any questions. There were DODe. COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (c) (I) -RESOLUTION NO. 76. SERIES OF 2N2. RESOLUTION NO . 76, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TIIE EXTENSION OF A UNIFORM SUPPLY OONTRACT INSTEAD OF THE COMPETmVE BID PROCESS UNDER SECTION 116 (b) OF TIIE HOME RULE CHARTER AND SECTION 4-1-3 OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL OODE 2000. Vote results: Motion carried. Ayes: Nays : Abstain : Absent: Council Memben Moore, Garrett, Wokllyn, Grazulia, Bradabaw Nooe Council Menilcr Nabbolz Council Menilcr Yurdiick Council Member Nabbolz explained tbat she abllained from vOlina becaUle she ii relaled IO the Neve'1 and felt II would be a conflict of illleral. Mayor Bradshaw thanked Ma . Nabbolz for lier nplaMlion. (ii) Senior P1-r Gnllllln ,.__. a n,c IIPIWl lfeti.• 6-die C--«y Developmt• Departmeac IO adopt a raolulicm llllllariziaa wit aal of Eapwood'1 2002 PriYIII Enpwood City Counell July 15. 2002 Pa1e7 Activity Bond Cap Allocation to the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority. This item, be explained, is a follow-up to the February 11 • Council Study Session where repreaentatives of the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority presented a range of programs, that they were able to offer, with benefits for Englewood residents and businesses. We also have provided information, in the put, on Metro Mayors' Cauc:ua programs, which were an alternative use for the bond cap . Both of programs, the Metro Mayors' program and the CHFA program, have provided housing financing. I think Council's direction, at the time of the February meeting, was to work with CHFA if an alternative use of the bond cap didn't come forward by the July meeting. Mr. Graham stated that the bond cap reverts to the State in September, ifno action is taken. So, be said, this action tonight, of passing this resolution, would reserve the bond cap for use in Englewood to provide home ownership programs. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any questions. There were none. COUNCIL MEMBER WOLOSYN MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (e) (U)-RESOLUTION NO. 77, SERIES OF 2002. RESOLlITION NO. 77, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLlITION AUTHORIZlNG ASSJGNMENT TO THE COLORADO HOUSING AND FINANCE AUTHORITY OF A PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND ALLOCATION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO PURSUANT TO THE COLORADO PRIVATE ACTIVITY BOND CEILING ALLOCATION Ac,;f. Vote results: ' Ayes: Council Memben Nabholz, Moore, OaneU, Wololyn, Grazulis, Bndlbaw Nays: None Absent: Council Meidlcr Yun:hick Motion carried. 12. General Diac:uuion (a) Mayor's Cboice (i) Mayor Bradshaw said I included a draft resolution, which hu since been revised, in your packet on the RTD ballot measure . She aaked if Mr. Flaherty would speak on that Acting City Manager Flaherty said what I think the Mayors ' Caucus is requeatina, is for the municipalities in the RTD district to prepare resolutions to support the RTD ballot measure . However, I believe this resolution is still in process . Mayor Bradshaw said yes it is . Mr . Flaherty advised that when it is completed, and meets the approval of the Mayon' Caucus, then we will bnng it back to Council . Mayor Bradshaw noted it is just a heads up, for Council's information. (ii) Mayor Bradshaw said abe wank.11 to brio& aDOCher ilaD up to ltaff. Reamnber, she said, in 1998 we changed the definition of a family, rqardin& the people wbo could inhabit a buildiJla. And I remember , she said, that Council Member Waggoner said this ii Soina to cause all kinda of problems. Well , I hate to admit that Kells Waggoner wu ript, but I think he wu on this poinl. I just wonder if the new family definition bun code enforccmcDI and zonina enfon:elmlll, --I tbint you can have six unrelated people living in a household .. or eight. .. and they each driw a car, that ii six ID eipl cars. I would like an answer back from Co-..ity Devclopmenc. lbe uid, OD the actual wordima of that and the ramifications of people having extra can. Bec:IUN, my CODCCIII ii that I tbint naybody in Englewood, at one point, was allowed two on-street pukins places. Well now people have IIIDflDr homes, boats, recreation vehicles ... any number of ocher thinas · We end up bavina pukilla loa all up 111d down our streets . And, she noted, when you come around a corner your vision can be lelribly impaiml 111d I En&lewood City Council July 15, 2002 Pa1e8 think it puts our kids at risk . The other thing is that I think if people have a lot of vehicles, then they should probably be able to screen them from the front of their property and not with the blue tarp. That, sbe pointed out, is another pet peeve I have, the blue tarp. They say they will cover it, but why not use a green tarp? Anyway, that is a whole other issue. But I think, she said, that might be related to IIOffle of our parking issues too, that it might go back to the family definition that we passed and I would like to have us revisit that. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any questions on that, if that makes sense. I do remember when we did that and, at the time, I thought it wu a good idea, but now I'm not sure if it wu. We can always change our mind, she noted. (iii) Mayor Bradshaw said the other issue sbe would like to bring up is the Skerritt House. I don't know if Council is comfot1able talking about it at this point or not, she said. Council Member Grazulis said I would like to put together a tour of the Skerritt House with the Englewood Historical Society, perhaps with someone from the Colorado Historical Society and our City people. Then we can walk through it together, discuss it together and take a look at it together. It is just my own pmonal suggestion, she said, that we ~y put the demolishmmt of the Skerritt House on bold to try to work out something. Perhaps we could have Ginny Steele try to put together some more ideas of bow to procure this money that seems to be Ooating around, but is not coming to stick at the Skerritt House. There is all this talk about all this money, lhe said. Mayor Bradshaw said there are promises ofa lot of money. Ms . Grazulis said that is right and if we could get some of it stick to the Skerritt House it would go a lot further than saying it is here, u it is not really here until we get it in our.... Maybe that would help convince us to go one way or the other, she said, and explore some oftbe poaibilities. And also, that landscaping should probably be cared for. Mayor Bradshaw said City properties should be maintained, there's no CXCIIIC. Ms . Grazulis agreed. She said these were just some of her ideas . Council Member Wolosyn said I would like to say that the iuue is bigger thanjlllt the ratoration of the building. I mean, it is a bigger responsibility than just a dollars thing. Historic praervation involves education, she said, I would say.it is almost like a naiseum building. I looked at some of the old discussions, which addressed the fact that we could never use the second floor because of the nanow staircases and we would have to make the doors, on the ftrst floor, wider. We could never, feasibly, have a business there and I also don't think the location lends itself to even a non-profit. There wu a comment that it might have made a really good living history farm . She noted that that is a really big commitment to make to a piece of property. That is really why we have been dragging our feet, because we know that it is bigger than just fixing it and I don't know that our govemrnent bu the resources to be an biatoric preservationist. It is hard for me to say that, but I have to say that. She opined that the idea of taking a tour is great, but that we should all talk together about this , because it is a big thing. I heard a thing on public radio on Saturday, on Colorado Matters, that Lakewood has tbeir 20• Century Living History Museum, whi ch is a bunch of buildings they have been buying from throughout the State, that they are making a commitment to restore . I just don't know if that is one of our fimctiom u a full service City . I think that will ultimately be what we , painfully, must decide, she said. Mayor Bradshaw said I want to know where the S600,000.00 is aoing to come from with our current budget shortfall in theCity . I love theSl: I 1 • hour appeals, she said, that come acrou e-mail and I'm sure you all have copies of my terse response to that. My concern ii where bu Mr . Wolfe been and how come all of a sudden he shows up July 3>i and can quote everytbina and misquote aome tbiap. So, lbe said, u far as I am concerned it is whatever the Council WIIIII to do. I tboupl we made a very pnadeal and thorough investigation and we did malce a decisioo. We did apee to save the an:bileC1Unl features and other s ignificant feall\'.CS . Now, what I hear expem saying ii that we sot bad infonmtioa. b that tnie? Did we hire a contractor that then goes out and tells other people that his ~ iul 't ript? I t .• .. • • ED&lewood City CoUlldl July 15, 2002 Pqe9 mean this is why it is so danm confusing to me, she said, I don't UDdcntand iL I thought we llllde a decision. Council Member Garrett said I do think that we weighed a lot of issues that you raised and I c:an tell you when we were fint looking at it we were told that the building itlelf did not really have any hiltoric:al signific:ance, other than the fact that IIOllleOOe lived there. That it was a bodge-poclge of different thinp and we c:ouldn 't tell when different additions were put on and no one c:ould really go back and say what the original structure was. That was the information we received and so tbia is diffmmt. I am c:oacemed, bec:ause we abo bad some praervation issues, in juat even boudiDa it up, tbat we bad to pt lbrouab and that is one reason we were ruabina to pt thinp done before winier letl in. If we need to delay, be said, my recommendation is that the delay be very abort. Whatever information and input that you would lib to have, with the tour and whatever, lets do that very quickly. And then we will rec:oovene to see if we need to reevaluate the situation. I mean, be said, I haven't beard anytbina tbat would lead n: to MIil 11D cbuge my mind. Mayor Bradshaw said nor have I. Ms . Wray, from the audienc:c, uted to speak. Mayor Bradshaw advised her that the public: speaking pan oftbe meeting was over. Council Member Mooce said be would just lib to reiterate that, on the finaocial aide of it, the funds that are mentioned in this letter were oot preacnled lo ua. Our decision was bued on what this is goin& to cost versus what is fair to our citizens. So again, be said, if the money is out there, we were not llllde aware of it. Council Member Nabbolz said, u Mr. Mooce said, if the~ is out dllre leu pt it IIDptlicr, lets mve our tour quic:kly and see what we have. It was very diffic:ult for -11D uiy leu cie-lilh that So if there ii something out there, she said, that would be my last bopc and prayer ..• you -know. Mayor Bradshaw said I would ltrOll&IY sugeat that -pt idlrmation from Rod L Wbealoa, wbo aeea to have a lot of answers and I would also IUgat we pt aome amww1 from Mark Wolfe, wbo IUddcnly ii very interested in,what is aoin& on here . I would abo, she said, _..., the &lpwood Hilaorical Society k> get their duc:b lined up, because the last time we bailed the Enpwood His1arical Society out, it cost ua three hundred and some tbouaand dollan. I undentand it ii difficult, bu& by the -lllbn we haven't beard from any of you pya and then all of• sudden we Dake a dec:ilioa, bued Oil the infomation we have, and then there is a small uproar . So that would be my direc:tioa to atafl; she said. Council Member Wolosyn said I would also say that I am probably going to take into c:oosideration son: of the comments I heard tonight about historic: preservation. Perhapl you c:an 't put all your moun:es into what may not end up being the most significant. Mayor Bradshaw agreed. In a lot of ways, she said, I am more concerned about our post offic:e goin:i away. (b) Council Me.mbers' Choice (i) Council Member Nabbolz : I . She said she would lib to say tbaak you 11D the police depu1mml for fially &eailll iavolved with Mr. WiclaerY and his c:ollec:tioa of iin.. It IOolt them four tnacb oo a Saturday for Officer Medim and some youoa men to load that up, so I WUI IID tbuk them for tbat . 2. She said I spoke to the~ Team lboul 3015 Souda C'herobe. It looks lib a pull boodl, it ii pan of an old hoUlc and it bu • loaa black, pilllic IIC1ioa with a swamp coollr iD die middle and IMa the rest of it is lib the beck of an old holllc. So die impact 11am ii wry familiar with dlllll, Ille said, but I would just lib a follow-up U ID -ii takilll place there. En&lewood City CouacU July 15, 2002 Pase 10 3. She said the Laundromat at Logan and old Hampden, Soaps Up, is a hazard. They have baagiag wires, there were linle kids hanging on the wires, and they have broken wuhen and dryers that have been pulled out. I don't know whether Lance Smith needs to check on this one or not, she said, but this is a dangerous place . (ii) Council Member Moore: I. He said he needed to return a call to the resident that lives at 285 and Emenoo and bad the propeny in question. Her message, he said, seetned to indicate that there bas been some City action in terms of getting back to her. I would just like to know what that is before I call her back. So, he said, if I could find out about that that would be great. 2 . He said he just wanted to lddreu the letter in Council's packet from LuAaae Mickeboa reprdiag retiree healtb benefits. I think -bad to deal with this iaaue eulier, he said. Before -bad this problem, where we coulda 't find a medical provider to cover this group of people, what wu the cost expec1ation for the ~loyee and for the City and what is that DOW, he ubd. Mayor Bradshaw asked ifhe wanted the coa expcelatioa when ahe retired in 1995. Council Member Moore said the last )UI' of-ae might be repaeaealative. ~ And then, Mayor Bradshaw said, what their expce1atioa wu. Council Member Moore said he is trying to better uadentand why -backed off of providing coverage to this group . I feel like I might be miuiag somediiag or foraettin& a prior diacuuioa, bul it loob like this is a group of people who made a decision to retire and once they are in retiremeal, the pme is cbaaplg. Mayor Bradshaw said I agree and DOI only that but we have the clocumcatatioa of what wu banded out to that group, at that time, ~ I think there is a responsibility there. Council Member Moore asked if we bad already made a decision, 11 a Council, that we were acceptiaa this decision . Mayor Bradshaw said -1alked about it u a Council. Council Member Moore asked what it would lake for us to revisit tbia in more delail . Mayor Bradshaw said you just have to uk. Council Member Moore said okay, then I am asking. ( iii) Council Member Garrett: I . He advised that last night there WIS a concert here, a wonderfw concert put on by the Libruy. Thank you very much. he said . I talked to Haak Long a linle bit this aftcmooa about some powl,le publiciiy . It was DOI I robust crowd, but it WIS an enthusiastic crowd. On the record, be said, I would like to thank Mile High Coffee . It was a warm evening and they brought over a whole bukct fiall of water for the crowd and it was free . Mayor Bradshaw said there was DO charge, they just bad it there . Counc ii Member Garrett said yes. they just sat it there and said if you need water, just lake it. II waa aboul 93 or 94 degrees when it •Wied. so that wu very nicb appreciated by the crowd. It -a beautiftal lllltias and just very ~njoyable, he said, so tbaaka a lot. Eqlewood City Council July IS. 2002 Pqe 11 2. He said, u we all know, our Parks and Recreation group ii up for ID award. They are one offour finalists. They are seeking 1011JC011e from the Pub and Recreation Commission and, allo, IIOIJleOae from City Council to go to Tampa when the award is IIIIIOUIICCd. I serve two roles, be said, so I would be willing to go and I would uk if that would be okay with the Council for me to pursue that. Mayor Bradshaw said yes, absolutely. Council Member Garrett said when I get the information on registration and all that kind of stuff I will be back. 3 . He said I received a letter, and I know at least one other Council~ who alto received a letter, from a church celebrating their s()6 annivenary in Englewood. They would like ID appropriate recopitioa of that. I don't know whether this Council would have a problem or not have a problem in recognizing ID institution that has been around for SO yan with a proclamation of IOllle IOlt. Mayor Bradshaw said I think we aboold. 4 . He noted we have been pmentecl a proposal and beaked wbetber Council would want to dilcuu it this evening, u the Pub and Recreation Commiuioo will not have the opportuDity . Mayor Bradshaw said I think we need to deal with it then. Couocil Member Garrett said I know that hiatorically, aioce I have been Oil Council, what we have done is that we haven't really waived fees at the golf coune, bat the City baa taWo c:el1ain .-,..hips and purchased a founome or whatDot We are doiD& it this week with the a.mbcr -1 we abo have done it with Keep Eoglcwood Beautiful. Whether we WIDI to act that kind of pnc:edeaa or DOC ii up to Council, be said, but I know we have done that in the put Mayor Bradshaw uked what Council's feelioa ii Oil that. Council Member Woloayn said I think we need to look inlo the other..,_...,. we have 111111 alto what kinds of 1pomonbipl we have . Do we have hole~ and that ..i ofdiins that would help defray coats? I think if we 111ft setting a precedmt, she said, it could get out ofbad. Mayor Bradshaw agreed, even though it is the Englewood lodae and the Englewood IChoola. Ms . Woloayn said I don't feel that I can speak for the Parb Depu1meDt. If Jenell Blick wu here I would feel more comfortable . She noted that it is ID Eoterprile Fund. Mayor Bradshaw asked ii we could get an answer back from staff on pouible things that would 'WOl'k, things that we could do and we could decide next Monday, at Malley. Acting City Manager Flaherty said okay. Mayor Bradshaw advised that Council 's Shldy Session next MOllday will be at the Malley Cenler. Council Member Garrett uked that Mr. Brewer provide us with iDfonmtio;J rqardina the r-and other information on other types of thinp that people lpOIIIOr. (iv) Council Menmer Wololyn : I . She said she would like to coq,tm.nl the City on the David Taylor CC*ffl lu& week. I thoupt we bad a wonderful tur-.a and I thoupt that Amy ~. and die rat of the 118ft', llelped David pu1 oa a great show. I want to urae everyone IO come out. for what I bapc will be uadlier pat allow, this Sllunlly. It will be David Taylor apin ... Up Clolc and Mlllical 111d a liplioa show . It will mo fnlure a variety of Eapewood City Coundl July 15, 2002 Pap 12 music, from classical to the debut of a piece by a Colorado musician named Grqory Walker, who teaches on the Aunria Campus . So we will have surprises for all ofus, she said. 2. She said she appreciates Stu Fonda for continuing to work with the community. I hope we can use this to leverage with Denver for a really great long-term solution. Stu Fonda said I will be on the phone with them tomonow. (v) Council Member Grazulia : I. She said she regretfully bu to let Council know that abe will not be here next Monday. I have been called out of town with John for a family emeraency. 2. She said I also beard that the fireworks were quite popular, cooaidering there was oot a whole lot going on in the area. Half my family wu here, u I wu out of state tbeo, also. They said they tried to get u close u they could, and it wun 't very close, but they bad a good time anyway. 3. She uked when the next Centennial meeting will be held. Acting City Manager Flaherty advised it will be held Auglllt .,. . Mayor Bradshaw and Director Long advised that Legacy bu a committee meeting this Wednesday. Aeling City Manager Flaherty DOied the Program Cormnittee will meet Oil the 2s• of July and Legacy is this week . Mayor Bradshaw said we will talk about the Sbrritt HOUie at Legacy. 4. She said abe 11ti1I bu ber report coming fiom CML I have been out of town a lot lately, but I will get it together. One of the thinp that wu mentioned wu youdl participation in different cities. We put our youth on certain conunissiOIII, she noted, and then we just IOl1 of stop there. Other cities go beyond with their youth and they even have a position to sit on Council every single week and they take it tiom there and they take it further into their schools. I thought we might want think about taking it beyond some of the commissions and taking it up to this level of government, abe said, because they only get to a c:er1ain point and then we stop . Mayor Bra~w said Susan Thornton shared with me that Littleton bas a youth commiaaion that deals with all issues involving youth and they are advisory to Council. Maybe that ia the direction we should go, rather than all of these liaisons. Mayor Bradshaw uked Acting City Manager Flaherty to get a hold of that information from Susan Thornton . Mr . Flaherty said be would. Council Member Grazulis said that was just one of the thinp I leuncd by attending thole meetings at CML. 5. She asked if there is a possibility of coming up with an old historical name for the aquatic park, perhaps a contest to name the new parlc . Since it rea ll y doan't have a lllllDIC ocber than the -.qualic park at Belleview. Mayor Bradshaw said. on Saturday, Olp Wololyn. Doug Garrett, John Moore and I went to the Spluh. If ) uu haven '1 beard of it, the Splash is located up in Golden and it is incredible . She noted that ours will be three times the size of that one . Counci l Mtmber Grazulis said abe beard that they bad a tint lime . En1lewood City Coundl July 15, 2002 Pa1e 13 Mayor Bradshaw said it wu pretty exciting .. .it wu great. I wu wonderiqg about I lllllling conlell for ii, because I love the idea that when someone uks where you an: going and you say the Splash, people know where that ia. 6. She said Ibis WI Sunday there wu quite a lo do at Juon Park. It wu the Juon Park Social Club get-together. I nmst say, there were a lot of clop and people there and I have never seen so IIIIDY dogs together, getting along so well. I counted approximately 70 dogs and twice that many people. There were 1 lot of conteats and there wu I good lime bad by one and all. It -bot, but it -good. Mayor Bradshaw said Ille would like lo thank the Parka Department for their help with that. Dave Lee showed up and Tom Munds even showed up and it -on I Sunday. She thanked Mr. Munds. It - really a good event, 1be said. 7. She said I really want to make sure that the Englewood Hiatorical Society is going lo stick with this and use every bit of influence Ibey might have to get some of the --lo the problems that we seem to have come up with. 4' * •• * Council Member Nabholz said the wooden gate 1n Galapago, that the fire trucks an: supposed to use to come through, is flopping back and forth. 13. City Mau1er'1 Report I (a) Acting City Manager Flaherty said we received a letter today from Mary White at Swedish Hospital and they an: meeting with the State Emerpncy Meclical and Tn.ma Advilory c.ouncil on the 2s• 1o preaent their cue on the Level I n-Certificalioa that Ibey 1re requesting. They an: uking the City to provide them with a letter of support. Pauleaa Puncerelli will work on that letter, be said, assuming Council directs me to have that letter prepared. Mayor Bradshaw said I think we need to. In response to Council Member Gamtt, Acting City Manager Flaherty adviled that lbe meecin& ii OD the 2s•, so we have to get it there before then. We can certainly have a letter in the packet, be said, lbat soea out on Thunday. Council Member Garrett asked if it would be more forceful to just have the Mayor sign it or all of us. I think this is important, he said. Mayor Bradshaw said I think we should all sign it. Council concurml. Acting City Manager Flaherty said we can make unngemenll, after the letter is drafted and prepared, to ha ve Council members come in and sign. Council Member Moore said when she visited us awhile back Ille said she would follow-up and let me know a little bit about the helicopter traffic . Mayor Bradshaw said we talked to her about that, about the routes. Council Member Moore said I know we couldn't put anything formal in place, but I am UIUIIUDI Trauma I is going to increase the helicopter traffic . Enpwood City CouncU July 15, 2002 Pase 14 CoUDCil Member Garrett said my recollection is that she said it is not going to increue it signiftcandy. That there wouldn't be that many diffemicel as it is a Trauma 2 already. That, he said, is bow I recall that she responded to your specific question. Mayor Bradshaw stated the problem is that they ue supposed to follow flight patterns. Basically, Ibey ue supposed to follow 285 into Swedish. COUDCil Member Moore said I uswne I am speakina for the raidellll in that um, that the belicopcer traff'tc is substantial and when they don't fly over 28S it is very disturbin&-This is an ~ thing. but it would be nice to get a recommitment to that. Mayor Bradshaw said she thought a letter from Council Member Moore, as that district's repraenlalive, would mean something. You could have Leigh Ann Hofthinea put one tosetber for you. Mr. Moore said that would be great. Mayor Bradshaw told Mr. Flahetty to go ahead and have the letter prepared and then Council will come by and sign it. Just let us know when, she said. Acting City Manager Flabeny said okay, that be would have Sue Bradabaw adviae Council when that leaei- is prepared. (b) Acting City Manager Flabeny said be was adviled by the City ofLitdetoa that the Tri- Cities meeting. tentatively scbeduled for July 26•, bas been pollpOlled and it will be held the followin& Friday, August 2• at 7:30 a.m. at the Litdetoa City Hall. Mayor Bradshaw said I won't be there . Mr. Flaherty asked if we would have repraenlaliva. Mayor Bradshaw said Julie Grazulis and Olp Wololyn will alleDd. ••••• Mayor Bradshaw noted that City Manager Sean is in Europe on vacation with his fam ily and Acting City Manager Flaherty is doing an excellent job. 14 . City Attorney's Report City Attorney Brotzman did not have any matters to brio& befOR Council . I S. Adjournment AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEmNG OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, JULY 15, 2002 7:30 P.M. Englewood Civic Center -Council Chambers 1000 Englewood Parkway . Englewood, CO 80110 1. Call to order. '7:t/,'1 ~ 2. Invocation ./) __ .,,.,,._,,-.,.- 3. Pledge of Allegiance . 4. Roi Cal. /;~ / UJU,J(YMtJI~ 5. Minutes. ~t~ ~inutes from the Regular Oty Council Meeting of July 1, 2002~ ~~;':j . Minutes from the Special City Council Meeting of July 6, 200~ 'l[A'8S1111il: »~ 6. Scheduled V~rs. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) 7. 8. 9 . a. Mike Brewer from the Englewood Masonic Lodge will be present to address City Council regarding the Lodge 's fund-raising efforts to benefit Englewood Elementary Schools . Unsch~duled Visitors . (Pie~~ liruitrour Pf~ntation to five minutes.) ,~ ,.J,.,.,.., ,,_ 4 . ll~6(#1J#JU -~IIU!F1T lfrJIISIL t ,/)14/11. #Ill/fl' ·~rr __.. b,. t1,1FF °1''"'' -s~rr 11,{JJE. , Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. % Publ ic Hearing (None Scheduled) fr Plew note: If you haw a claallilly wl.., _.ry • or ....._,,-. IIDllfr .. Cllr ell .. aa• (303-762-2405) at i..t • ._,. 111-'-ace olwlllll ............ n..11,-. Engl-ood City Council Agenda July 15, 2002 Pagel fl~ 1:_ Cons/),. ~le~da:, 1 ~ .:6-t}JJAJ,,UJ Tf'V' ~ oa. ~rdinances on Firs°TRea7r(' "" "' - i. Council Bill No, 35 · Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bnl for an ordinance approving an Agreement with the Centennial Water and Sanitation District for Temporary Lease and/or Re-Diversion of Reusable Return Flows of Water. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. b. Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading. i. ii. iv. Council Bill No. 31, approving the newly revised industrial discharge local limits. Council Bill No. 32, 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 multi-family residential structures. Council Bill No. 33, amending Tide 1-4-4 of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to jail sentences for juveniles. Council Bill No. 34, accepting an easement agreement regarding the Regional Transportation District's Elati Maintenance Facility. c. Resolutions and Motions. i. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to approve, by ,mgJjQD, a Sewer Tap Agreement from DenMar LLC, also known as Parkridge Marrida. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. 11. Regular Agenda. a. b. C. Appr~ Ordinances on First Reading. Apprff f Ordinances on Second Re~ding. Resolutions and Motions. ().. _ t1 nl i. Recommendation from the Finance and Administrative Services Department to t::::J4{)? '/ ~ adopt a resolution extending the sole source contract with Neve's Uniforms for ~ 5-D -/ unifo!":' supplies. STAFF SP.YJ!J~~~-~k Gryglewicz, Director of Finance and '(!'f>51'1-IV: Nkl!Jlo1..7:J'd~1~'.•trative Services. fAllr-~ . _ ii. Recommendation from the Community Development Department to adopt a JJ. '7? resolution authorizing assignment of Englewood's 2002 Private Activity Bond Cap ~ Allocation to the Colorado ousin and Finance Authority. STAFF SOURCE: Malt pr r ,,. ~--o Graham, Senior Planner. Vll V"tAl'J"""'W]IL...,,' Please note: If you have a diubllity and need.....,_. or---. plwe llOdfy the Cily ol E111h•OOII (303-762·2405) at lead 41 i.-s in....,.._ ol when..._ an IIINld.. 1'llllllk yoa. englewood City Council Agenda July 15, 2002 Pagel 12 . General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. b. Council Members' Choice. 13. City Manager's Report 14. City Attorney's Report Adjournment 'j:'f~ The following minutes were transmitted to Qty Council between June 28 and July 11, 2002: , Englewood Public Library Board meeting of May 4, 2002 Keep Englewood Beautiful meeting of June 4, 2002 Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority meeting of June 5, 2002 Englewood Water and Sewer Board meeting of June 11, 2002 Englewood Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of June 13, 2002 Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of June 18, 2002 Please note: If you hawallNlalllywl Metl..a.yll*•---. ,.._...., .. Cly.,, , .... (JOJ.762-2405)at .......................................... ,... ·' AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CllY COUNCIL MONDAY, JULY 15, 2002 7:30 P.M. Englewood Civic Center · Council Chambers 1000 Englewood Parkway Englewood, CO 80110 1. Call to order. '7:t/,'7 ~ 2. Invocation. /) __ ~ ,,_..,...., 3. Pledge of Allegiance . 4. Roll Cail./,~ / VJU,d(Y!Jll/1~ 5. Minutes. r!J/tGit~lZ. ~inutes from the Regular City Council Meeting of July 1, 2002~ ~~;':f Minutes from the Special City Council Meeting of July 8, 200~ V7[A8Sf11-JA}:A)~ 6. Schedulitd V~rs. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) 7 . 8. 9 . a. Mike Brewer from the Englewood Masonic Lodge will be present to address City Council regarding the Lodge 's fund-raising efforts to benefit Englewood Elementary Schools . Unschi!duled Vjsitors . (Pie~~ limit your PJ~entation to five minutes.) . JJ,.,J ..-J-,,... 1-I/VKW A. 1<.0<fJ~(.Ml{)U)A/ -"::.Cl1Ulrr lf(JIJSIL t ,/J/4'116. Win, ·~Tr,,---. t,.,, t (,/ ff '/IIJ Al' -SJ:lul rr l{IJ(J s,_ Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. % Public Hearing (No ne ~-:heduled) ~ Pleue note: If you have a llubility and IINd......,. Iida or...._, .... ._ tM ~., !1'111 •••• (303-762·2405) at lnlt 41 houn ill MM11a ., ........................ ,... Englewood Gty Council Agenda July 15, 2002 Page 2 (Jrvu:/ 1 <:. Cons/},,. ~le~da:, ~ ~ '6-!JJJAJi,J..tJ ~ t oa. ~rdinances on Fir~ea7r{'""' ., - /Oa,~ /{}{r/-1~ /~i i. Council Bill No. 35 -Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an Agreement with the Centennial Water and Sanitation District for Temporary Lease and/or Re-Diversion of Reusable Return Flows of Water. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. b . Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading. i. ii. iii. iv. Council Bill No. 31, approving the newly revised industrial discharge local limits. Council Bill No. 32, 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 multi-family residential structures. Council Bill No. 33, amending Tide 1-44 of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to jail sentences for juveniles. Council Bill No. 34, accepting an easement agreement regarding the Regional Transportation District's Elati Maintenance Facility . c. Resolutions and Motions. i. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to approve, by mgJil;m, a Sewer Tap Agreement from DenMar LLC, also known as Parkridge Marrida. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. 11. Regular Agenda. a . b. c. Appr~ Ordinances on First Reading. Apprfff Ordinances on Second Reading. Resolutions and Motions. ().. _ 11 17; i. Recommendation from the Finance and Administrative Services Department to KJA,l)? · I (e;1 adopt a resolution extending the sole source contract with Neve's Uniforms for ~ 5-D -/ unifo!":1 supplies . ~Aff ¥>Nl9~.,F.':"_~k Gryglewicz, Director of finance and f_!'f>SiJ/i): /J~li/OLr;J'dm1n11trattve Semces. lAJtr"V,..._, ii. Recommendation from the Community Development Department to adopt a JJ. '7? resolution authorizing assignment of Englewood's 2002 Private Activity Bond Cap ~ Allocation to the Colorado ousin and Finance Authority . STAff SOURCE: Mark -, r.,. ~-0 Graham, Senior Planner. Please note: If you have a disability and need lUlilary _.or......, plwe aelify Ille Clly of EqltHIII (303-762·2405) at least 411 houn ill advance of whN ..._.,. lllldod. n..k ,-. • • Englewood Crty Council Agenda July 1 S, 2002 Page3 12 . General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. b. Council Members' Choice. 13. City Manager's Report 14. City Attorney's Report Adjournment f :c/~ The following minutes were transmitted to Qty Council between June 28 and July 11, 2002: Englewood Public Library Board meeting of May 4, 2002 Keep Englewood Beautiful meeting of June 4, 2002 Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority meeting of June 5, 2002 Englewood Water and Sewer Board meeting of June 11, 2002 Englewood Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of June 13, 2002 • Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of June 18, 2002 Please note: If you have a 4lubillty M4 Ned....., aids or .......... ~ die City ol EHlluNII (JOJ.762-2405) at leut 41 holln iii advMa olMllft ...... ...._ ...... ,-. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO R.eaular Seuloa July 1, 2002 I. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Bradshaw at 7:32 p.m. 2. IDvocatloa The invocation wu given by Council Member Nabbolz. 3. PledaeofAllepance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Bradshaw. 4. RollCall Present: Absent: Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Grazulil, Garrett. Yurchiclt, Bradshaw Council Member Woloayn A quorum was present. Also present: City Manager Sean 5. Minutes City Ateomey Broczaan Auia1aDt City Muapr Flaherty City Clerk Ellis Community Relations Officer Peterson Fire Manbal Greene Capital Projec:u Director Kabm Director Suq,son. Community Development (a) COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OP JUNE 17, 2N2. Motion carried . Ayes : Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Garrett, Yurchiclt, Gnzulia, Bradshaw Nays: None Absent: Council Member Woloayn 6. Scheduled Vlslton (a) Community Relations Officer Nancy Peumon advised tbet abe and ber pucld•nplrr Ther"'sa Peterson were here tonight to invite Council to some very special eveim tbet ere C011UJ11 up. We have dressed in the appropriate epperel, so tbet you will know bow to drese for tbae upcamilla evema. This is probably 001 the appropnete epperel for ronip1'1 meetiq. abe llid. but for tbe nenll I'm aoiDa to talk about, they are . We hive, for Council, ell kinda ofltllff. We beve 4• of July T-tllinl, a inviteliaa to J Oln us on the 4'" of July and we hive abo broupt U0111 ._ Oyen tbel 1111 you WUl ii piDa oa, wbet time it ii going on and where II tS aoma on. There will be lob of IIUft' aoilll oa, m llid. to pllae COIIII En&Jewood City Council July l, 2002 Pa1e2 and see us . I also brought a separate flyer about the Fishing Derby, that Uncle Milty's always sponsors, over in Progress Parle . 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 permits 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 10111• I am inviting all of you to come and join us. It will be on July I 0111 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p .m. at Jason Park. It will be a barbecue, so please 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:P.t Out T-shirts for Council. I will bring your actual National Night Out schedule to you on August 5 , the night before National Night Out. I heard you were all going out. National Night Out is on August 6*' and we will hold a National Night Out kick-off party right here at the ~hitheater, on August 3N . It promises to be a great time, she said, and I have brought you a blurb on that too, with the dates and times, so you won't have to try to .remember all of this . Tben on August 7*' National Night Out and Parts and Recreation are joining together to present King Lear, for a post National Night Out effort So, this covers August 3N, August 6*' and August 1• and on August s•, when I come to you with the proclamation for National Night Out, I will bring your party assignments. She asked if there were any questions. Council Member Grazulis said she had one comment. When I was at CML, she said, I went to the booth that had the National Night Out packets. I told him I was from Englewood and asked him ifhe knew Nancy Peterson. He said I couldn't have anything, because Nancy always gets everything, as she organizes the biggest National Night Out in the State. He said he didn't believe she has that many parties, but I assured him you do. Officer Peterson said that, actually, I have my trailer hooked up to the car and tomorrow afternoon, after I complete some preparations at Cornerstone Park, I am heading down to their headquarters to pt the packets. So I will be filling up the trailer. Cowicil Member Grazulis said he was from the State, but I can't remember bis name. Officer Peterson said that would be Senator Doug Linkhart. Ms. Grazulis said yes . Officer Peterson said he has been out here and toured our City two years in a row, so he knows that we have them. Council Member Grazulis advised that he had said there are some cities that have zero parties for National Night Out. Officer Peterson stated that we have more National Night Out parties, in En&lewood, than in all of the rest of the State put together. So we are real proud of that fict, she said. As I told you. in September of lut year, that Englewood was the only city, in the State of Colorado, to be recoprized nationally for our National Night Out effort. Mayor Bradshaw said that is thanks to your efforts 100. Officer Petenon said thank you. Council Member Grazulis said that is excellent. She thanked Officer Peterson. Officer Peterson said she would leave all the items and she thanked Council for their time . 7 . Unscheduled Vlslton There were no unscheduled visitors . 8. Communications, Proclamations aDCI Appolal-b Enpewood City Council July 1, 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 Eoglewood Election Commission was considered. (b) considered. A resolution appointing Greg Bennett to the Eoglewood Parade Committee was RESOLUTION NO. S8, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING GREG BENNETI TO THE PARADE COMMl'ITEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (c) A resolution recommending Don Bobeda for reappointment to the Englewood Housing Authority was considered. RESOLUTION NO. S9, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION RECOMMENDING DON BOBEDA FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO THE HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. ( d) A resolution appointing Kent Diekmeier u an alternate member to tbc Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission was considered. RESOLUTION NO. 60, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING KENT DIEKMEIER AS AN ALTERNATE MEMBER TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (e) considered. A resolution appointiq Mary Dounay to the Enalewood Parade Committee was RESOLUTION N.~· 61, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MARY OOUNAY TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . ( f) A resolution appointing Darrel Freeland to the Englewood Cultural Arts Commiuion waa considered . RESOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO THE CULTIJRAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (g} considered. A resolution appointing Dami Freeland to the EnaJewood Parade Committee wu RESOLUTION NO . 63, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DARREL FREELAND TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Enalewood City Council July 1, 2002 Paae4 (h) A resolution appointing Anthony Gallardo as 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 RENEW AL AUTHORITY FOR TIIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (i) considered . A resolution appointing Chuck Grimes to the Englewood Parade Coonnittee was RESOLUTION NO . 65, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CHUCK GRIMES TO THE PARADE COMMITTEE FOR Tiffi CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (j) A resolution reappointing Dorothy Martinez to the Enalewood Liquor Licemin& Authority was considered. RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DOROTHY MARTINEZ TO Tiffi ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (k) A resolution appointing Sean McHqh to the Keep Enalewood Beauti1ill Commiliion was considered . RESOLUTION NO. 67, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING SEAN McHUGH TO THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAlJI'IFUL COMMISSION FOR Tiffi CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.ADO. (I) considered. A resolution reappoinling Steve Schalk ID the Alliance for Commerce in Enalewood wu RESOLUTION NO. 68 , SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING STEVE SCHALK TO TIIE ALLIANCE FOR COMMERCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR Tiffi CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLOR.ADO. ( m) A resolution appoinling Donna Schnitzer to the EnaJewood Cullllnl Arts Commiuion was considered . RESOLUTION NO. 69 , SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTIO N APPOINTING DONNA SCHNlTZEll TO Tiffi CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLOR.ADO . (n) A resolution appointina JOICpb Scmoo to the Keep Enalewood Beauti1ill C-- was considered . RE SO LUTI ON NO. 70, SERIES OF 2002 ED&lewood City Council July I, 2002 Pa1e! A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOSEPH SERRANO TO THE KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (o) considered. A resolution appointing Joseph Serrano to the Englewood Parade Committee was 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 Maggie Slewart to the Englewood Cultunl Ana Commiaioa WU comidered. RESOLUTION NO . 72, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEW ART TO THE CUL TI.JR.AL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (q) A resolution appointing Maggie Stewart to the Enalewood Puade Committee wu considered. RESOLUTION NO. 73, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MAGGIE STEW ART TO THE PARADE COMM11TEE FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (r) A resolulioa reappoiatiq Raadall Taylor to the Alliaace for C-C in Eaalewood wu considered. RESOLUTION NO. 74, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RANDALL TAYLOR TO THE ALLIANCE FOR COMMEllCE IN ENGLEWOOD (ACE) FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (1) considered. A resolution reappoinliD& Ray Tomuao to the Eaakwood Cultural Anl C-.eion WU RESOLUTION NO . 75, SERIES OF 2002 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RAY TOMASSO TO THE CUL TI.JR.AL ARTS COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . Vote results: Ayes : Nays: Absent: Monon earned. Council Memben Nabbolz. Moon. Gmett. Ymdlick. Graulia, Bndabaw Noae CouaC1I Member Wololya Mayor Bradabaw . wuh us11taace ftom Council Member Nabbolz., pnNad cena&a.a, 118¥11 clocb 111d Cary plDI to Aalhony Gallardo, Dutel Fnelml. Ray T-, 0-Sdmialr, JOllpll S--. 1tA1111 Oackmracr. Dorothy Manaaez 1111d Chuck an-. Eaclewood City Council July 1, 2002 Pace6 Mayor Bradshaw thanked them for giving their time to the City. We really appreciate it, she said. The board and commission appointees were given a round of applause . Mayor Bradshaw thanked Council Member Nabholz for her auiatance. 9. Public Hearin& No public bcarin& wu scheduled before Council . 10. ComentAaend• (a) Approval of Ordinances on Fint Radin& COUNCIL MEMBER GARUTI MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (a) (I) ud (U) ON PIRST READING. (i) COUNCIL Bll.L NO . 31 , IN'IllODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETI A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 12, CHAPTER 2, SEcnON 7, SUBSEcnONS A AND B, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINING TO LIMITATIONS ON INDUSTRlAL DISCHARGES. (ii) COUNCIL Bll.L NO. 34, IN'IllODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRETI' A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN EASEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD) AND THE crrY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO WHICH PERTAINS TO THE CONSTRUcnON OF THE RTD MAINTENANCE FACILITY ON THE FORMER GENERAL IRON WORKS SITE. Vote results: Ayes : Nays: Absent: Motion carried . Council Members Nabbalz, Moore, Gurett, Yurdlick, Gnzulia, Bradabaw None Council Member Woloayn (b) Approval of Ordinances on Second Rcadin& There were no additional items submined for approval on secoad nadiq. (See Apnda Item 11 • lleplar Agenda .) (c) Raolutiom and Motiom There were no additional resolutions or motionl submitled for applOval. (See ApDda him 11 -lleplar Agenda .) 11. Recular A&enda (a) Approv al of Ordinances on Finl R.eadina Englewood City Council July 1, 2002 Page7 (i) Fire Marshal Greene presented a rec:o111111Cndation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill 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 multi-family residential structures . He noted that we talked about this at a Study Session and Council asked that this be brought forth as an emergency ordinance . I have identified two sections of the Code that must be amended. We are talking about banning the use of all grills in all multi-family units that are two or more stories in height. Charcoal would not be allowed, period. Gas fueled cookin& devices would only be allowed on those decks that are protected by a sprinkler system. Currently, be stated, we only have one apartment complex in Englewood that meets that critma, which is the Alexan. Beyond that, all would be banned. One issue that has been brought up numerous times is that some apartment owners would like to provide a grill. We have encouraged them to provide a natural gas grill or, if they are going to provide an LP (liquid propane) type of unit, it should be in the courtyard at least ten feet away from combustible structures. We are also putting this in the Fire Code in the specific section that talks about charcoal grills. Council Member Grazulis asked if this covers electric grills. Mr. Greene said no, electric grills would still be pennitted. Fire Marshal Greene advised that be doesn't have any documentation that electric grills would cauae specific fires, except, perhaps during maintenance . Maintenance is also a big issue with the LP gu devices . We don't see a lot of electric grills, be noted. Council Member Grazulia advised that she was asked if they would be allowed. So, she noted, that would be an alternative. Mayor Bradshaw stated that the impetus for this legislation came from a June Study Session, but, also, we have had two fires . She asked Mr . Greene to talk about the fires. Fire Manbal Greene advised that recently we bad a fire that wu directly attributed to charcoal briqueaa being left on a combustible balcony. I believe the other fire you may be referring to, wu when a gentleman left food cooking on a stove . It wu, unfortunately, at the same complex. He pointed out that that complex has had at least one other fire, that I am aware of, that was cauacd by charcoal briquetllll. All of their losses were considerable. Mayor Bradshaw thanked him for all bis work. You ha'lle been very respoasive, she said, and l appreciate it. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any other questions . There were nooe . COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDID. TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (I)· COUNCIL BILL NO. 32, COUNC IL BlLL NO . 32, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZUUS A BILL FOR Al EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER. I, SECTION 4 AND TITLE 8, CHAPTER 2E, SECTION 2, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO CHARCOAL . GAS FUELED AND OTHER. OPEN FLAME BARBECUE GRILLS AND COOKING DEVICES IN BUILDINGS THAT HOUSE 3 OR MORE FAMILY UNITS AND THAT ARE TWO OR MORE STORIES IN HEIGHT. Vote results: Ayn: COWICII i\temben Nabbolz. Moore , Garrett. Yurcluck, Grazuhs. Bradaba w ays · None • • Enalewood City Council July 1, 2002 Page8 Absent: Council Member Wolosyn Motion carried. (ii) City Attorney BrolZman praenlcd a recommendation from the City Attorney 's Office to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending the Ena)ewood Municipal Code pcrtainina to jail sentences for juveniles. He advised that our Court Administrator noticed that we have a provision in our Code that prohibits the Court from sendina juvenilea to jail ror traffic inhc:tions. That ia not allowed by law. So, be aaid, our recommendation ia that we remove that section from our Code . So, Council Member Grazulis said, this is a bousckeepina type or thina, City AIIIDl'Dey Brotzman said yes it is. COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SICONDED, TO APPROVI AGINDA ITEM 11 (•) (II)-COUNCIL BILL NO. 33. COUNCIL BILL NO . 33, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER. GRAZUUS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE I, CHAPTER 4, SECTION I, SUBSECTION 8 , OF TIIE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO GENER.AL PENAL TY -NO JAIL SENTENCE FOR JUVENILES. Voteresulu: Ayes: Nays: Abaent: Motion carried. Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Oanett, Ymcbick, Gruulia, Bradabaw None Council Member Wololyn (b) Approval or Ordinances on Second ReadiDa (i) Council Bill No. 029, -Ddina 1be Empwaod Muaieipl1 Code pal1liaias ID Hobby Vehicle Pmnita, WU considered. COUNCIL MEMBER YURCHICK MOVID, AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO APPROVI AGENDA ITEM 11 (b) (I)· ORDINANCE NO. 32, S&lllU OF JtlJ. ORDINANCE NO . 32 , SERIES OF 2002 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 29, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER YURCHICK) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 15 , CHAPTER 9, SECTION l , OF 11fE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000 PERTAINING TO HOBBY VEIDCLE LICENSING . Vote results: A yes : Nays : Ablent: Motion carried. Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Oaaett, Ymcbick, Gruulia, Bradabaw Noae Council Member Wololyn (c) Resolutiooa and MObolll (i) Director K.abm pmalld a rwc--11 w• wiaa 6am dw Mlle Walb Dlplrw 10 approve . by monon. the a-d or a coa1net for COIICfflt Unlily 2002, C--Pr..-2002. ad Sidewalk Mi ss 1n1 Lmks 2002 to Fwd; COOCffle Inc . in lbe .-ofSSl 1.911.15. I• Mlmla C-1 Enalewood City Council July 1, 2002 Page9 to approve a construction contract for this year's three concrete programs. We are doing something different this year. Normally, we put these out as separate projects. For economy of scale , be said, and we hope we can save money managing these; we have actually placed all three concrete programs in one concrete construction account. They are the Concrete Utility, the Concrete Program. which is the program where we build all of our handicapped ramps, and the new program that was initiated in 200 I, which is called the Sidewalk Missing Links Program. The plan would be that we could manage these programs more cost effectively. We are also doing something else with this contract that we haven't done in the past. And, be noted, be worked with City Attorney Brotzman on this. There is a provision in this conttact that would allow us, for the next two years, with Council's approval each year, to extend these contracts for additional years. So if we are satisfied with the price, the quality of work, and the performance of the contractor, then we would have the opportunity to extend this contract, which would be a cost saving measure for future years . I have given you a breakdown of the three 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 ramps, has $104,475 .00 in it. We anticipate that that is enough money to do about 75 ramps this year. I was talking to staff today, he said, and it is interesting to note, that we have completed about 1,771 ramps, out of2,SOO in the City, over the laat several years. At this rate, we still have about ten years to go, but we are probably far ahead of most municipalities in Colorado. So, he opined, we have done really, really well in that area. The third concrete program is Sidewalk Missing Links. We are anticipating doing some sidewalk up on Zuni, near the Alternative Hip School. We tried to get that done last year, be said, but Xcel was slow in moving some power poles. The other thing we have done, as 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 Univenity and we will have a match with that. So, be 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 those TEA 21 programs. We will start the engineering on those this year and those will be constructed 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 Kabm said absolutely, this is a much-needed improvement up there. Director Kabm noted that we will start designing the TEA 21 progru111 this year and cODltlUCtion will take place in 2003 . Director Kabm advised that the low bidder on this project was Fasick Concrete, Inc. This company has been around for several years. We don't have any direct experience with them, be said, but -checked their references and this put year they have done similar projects in Lakewood, Denver and Golden. In fact, be said, in Denver they worked on projects two year.; in a row. They came well recommended from all these 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 Wider one umbrella, there would be a cost savings. Do you know approximately bow much, she uked. Director K.abm explained that uytime we put a project out to bid, we have to go throua)i the same proceu, whether it is a fifty tbouland dollar project or a million dollar project, in terms of putting together plllls and specs and doina all the advertisina. So we have done that in one package instead of three . Again. be said, if ii works out well this year. and we arc satisfied. we could probably not do that next year and lbe next year. So, be DOllld, the aavinp is in the thousands of dollan. Director Kahln sa id another thing wonh noting, that is really ~l1ailt, is thal tbe low bid ofS531 .918.15 , wa s 16% below the engineer 's estimate and 30% below the contrlelor's bid lbal bad the program tut year . So we think these are reall y good prices and this is probably lllributed, a lol. to lbe ec->' and the slow down in construe non . But we should be able to tak~ aood advlDlage of this. be saicl. ... • t .. • • Englewood City Council July 1, 2002 Page 10 Council Member Yurchick said be just bad a quick question. I am not familiar with bow this works, he noted . For the $531,918.85, have they identified specific segments that are to be done or do they just do up to $531,918 .85 worth of work? Director Kabrn said that is a good question. He explained that with the Utility we have gone out and inventoried most of the City. The Concrete Utility Program is a program that, by ordinance, everybody in the City is responsible for adjacent sidewalk, curb and gutter. 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 work. Our staff bas gone out, inventoried the City and rated all the concrete on a one to ten scale . When we tint started the program, and I thinlt Ibis is our fifth year, we did the fives and sixes. This was concrete where we bad three and four inches of vertical displacement or severe spalling. now we are down in the four category. We have bad no trouble identifying Ibis much work . But that is where we are, he said, and it is spread throughout the City, based on the condition of the concrete . So, Council Member Yurcbick said, we are buying a specific amounl Director Kahm said yes. Mayor Bradshaw asked if there were any other questions. There were none. COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZULIS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (c) (I). THE AW ARD OF A CONTRACT, FOR CON~TE UTILITY 2002, CONCRETE PROGRAM 2002, AND SIDEWALK MISSING LINKS 2002, TO FASICK CONCRETE INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $531,911.85. Motioil carried. Ayes: Council Members Nabbolz, Moore, Garrett, Ymcbick, Grazulis, Bradshaw Nays : None Ablcnt Council Member Wololyn 12 . Geaenl Dbcuuloll (a) Mayor's Choice ( i) Mayor Bradshaw BIid Council received I memo from Jenell Black about I tour of the Ciry ofGoklcn aquatic leisure facility . It will be held on Saturday, July n• from 9:30 Lm. to 11:30 a.m. She asked which Council members planned to panicipaie. Council Members Moore, Nabbolz, and uarren mdicated they would be •nendma. Mayor Bradshaw BIid she will be aoin&. so there will be four mcmben anending. We will meet at the Recreation Cenler, she said. Mayor Bradshaw explamed that they will be tourin& a facility that is similar to the one we will be building at Belleview Park. (ii) Mayor Bradshaw said we bad a presentation at the Metro Mayon' Caucus, from the Denver An Museum. I didn't know Ibis, she said. and aaybe some Council memben are aware of this, but the Denver Art Museum bas a collection of over 10,000 objCC11 in storaae, because they can't show them all . They showed us the desip of their new buildin& ud it is spcc;tacular. It is aoin& to have a titanium skin on it so it will pick up tbe diffemit rays of lipl I !bouabt it looked like a aJider that kids made out of paper , only 111 ntanium clad ud tt bu six levels. So Ibis will allow them to aet 20% oftbeir an work out and tt II available for rotation throuah the SCFD sponsored facilities. Mayor Bradshaw staled 11 1s an outstandin&, outstandina dmp. so I hope they can do it. I tboupt they came IO III to ult for moMy, she said. bw Ibey dido 't. They Just WUIICd to show Ill their plan and lel tbe cities know that there is a lot of good an 1v11Iable throuah them l b) Council Mernbm' Cbotce • • Enalewood City Council July 1, 2002 Paae 11 (i) Council Member Moore advised that a church 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, he suggested, it would be possible for Council to change the Municipal Code to allow for such an exception. So, be 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 in Council's packet there was a letter that was received from some citizens inquiring about a duplex in R-1 A, down by Belleview Park. I wu told that a letter may have already been sent out. Mayor Bradshaw said she thought the letter wu sent out by Tricia Langon and it wu in Council's packet last time. She asked who the letter wu sent to. Council Member Garrett advised Director Simpson that Council had received a letter from Clyde and Ruth Wiggin, regarding a possible duplex. It is my undcntandiq that a letter wu sent out addreaaina that. I received the question, he said, but I never received the anawer in my packet Director Simpson asked Mr. Garrett for a quick update about what the question ia. Council Member Garrett said this is about the duplex that wu advertised in R-1-A . Director Simpson said yes, I remember this . A duplex wu advertised in an R-1-A diatrict 111d this petition came fomard to us. We sent out a zoning notification to them stating that this wu clearly not a permitted use in this location and so they are not able to sell this in accordance with what they wen: WUlliaa to do. We appreciate the petition, he said, but it wasn't necessary. Mayor Bradshaw asked if the neighbors have been informed. Director Simploo uid ya they have. Mayor Bradshaw asked if the people on the petition have been informed. Direculr S~ said I don't know if all of them have been informed, but certai.nly Clyde Wigina bu been. 2. He said he wanted to pau alona a compliment to the City reprdioa the CityCeuler development Yesterday, Sunday mornina, I waa havina coffee across from the piazza, be uid. I wu jlllt aittina and watching the acuvity, with people coming and aoing and playina in the fountain. It wu JIIII Mlly nice juat to watch the activity and oblerve the development of this area. Director Simpson thanked Council Member Garrett. Director Simpson said, just as a heads up , that Jan Johnson has been real effective in gettin& a polCDtial Farmer's Market here in the City. We were hopeful that we were going to have it tbi1 summer, but becauac of the issues of stabilization and parltina here at CityCenter 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, culrure dung, 10 CityCenter. Council Member Yurchick said he thou&ht we had a Farmer's Market here ooe weekend. Director Simpson said yes we did. We weR aoina to hold it here at CityCemer, but apin. becaUle of_ of the issues that we are still dealing with, we moved it off-site over to Little Dry Creek. However, be said, 1hey preferred to be here in the piazza area. We want to try to meet their needs and we really like that idea. They have opted to just hold off for this year, until we can wort throuah the iuue1 to everybody's sansfaction . Mr . Simpson said we are looking forward to that 111d I think that will be kind of a_. thina on the weekends . Enalewood City Council July I, 2002 Paae 12 (Clerk's note : Council Members' Cboic:e con~ followin& Aaenda 11ml 14 • City Aaomcy's Report. See Page 12 .) 13 . City M ....... '1 Repert (a) Caty Mam,cr San said be j•t w.-1 to mniDd COUDCil !bat DIIXI week we will be boldina a joinl mee11D1 widl Lddetoa aa die w.._.. Tiaanrnt Pllllll. We would lib to uk Council to set up I ,peciaJ lmCblll IMt aipl. be said. City Albm)' 8rommD adviled tat die Mayor 1-ck.e dial. Mayor Braddaw sad c-tl will lave a special--, al die w...,... Trealmnll Pllal, hebe - meet widl LildcloG. Caty Aaoniry ~ said lbat II c-1. Council Member 0.-. aad wi. ._ C~ wwldllll _... Cily Mallff Seal .....-cl COU11Cil a.t aa 5:30 p.a or 5:45 p.a _. Maaay. COU11Cil Mmlber o.-lit said. will clD 111ft ..... N. Wiil 1111 ~ --S Net_, IDWD 6om to-. Mayor Bradlt.w advllCd tat dley...tto ......t C-il Mnma Wokieya-.. SM doall't bow about 11111. 14 . City A...,_,.'I ..... (a) City Allllnly .__ .......... c~ IO -EucalM s--. fallowills die COUDCil ~ rw..-. • II ......... cu 24-6-402 ... I, . ••••• 12 . (b) Council Mnmllen' Cboic:1 coeei,ppl; (iii) Couacil Ma-.r o...lil; , l . She sugested Council send a lean to NGlaa .............. lllr fDr-.. • a tmmbn of the Election Commauion. 2. She said she bad son. cOKna ..,_ dlt s.ttw.y P\!D ..t slit -W lille to -die map of die rum-around area Plumana IDd Z-. -.... ._ Mayor Bradshaw said that sllola&d c-Mfon c-at. CIIY A-,. a.-..S ya. ....... J ................... •.-.iJ -~ .. ClfY_..._..,. .. weaCO . Does . O..C-lMIIII .... ~ . . • t Enalewoocl City Council July l, 2002 Paae 13 Director Kahm advised that when they were open to the public , our agreement was that would end their liquidated damages 4. She asked what the City of Englewood policy is regarding obstructing traffic on Broadway, when they are getting tracior trailers into businesses . At leut once or twice a week, she said, the driver gets out of the truck ... there are two drivers ... and they stop traffic and it usually backs up about three blocks while they tum the tractor trailer around. It is a business in about the 4 700 block. I will get the exact address. If that is the only way they can get that in there, then I guess that's one way, but it is always between 8:00 a.m and 8:30 a .m , which, to me, is kind of a bad time . City Manager Sears said the only thing is that we could possibly talk to the people about changing the time. Council Member Grazulis said change it to just a little later, rather than l'lllh hour. Durina school time it bas always been bad and I decided to see bow it goes after school time, but it just kaeps going on. City Manager Sears asked if she could identify the store . Ms . Grazulis said sbe would get the exact location. 5. Sbe said she just wanted to let Council know that she bad a call yesterday from a lady and sbe just bas one cat, but she still bu a lot of issues with govemment telling us bow many mimals we can have . 6. She said she was reading in the ACE minutes about coming up with a weeklong activity such aa the Littleton Western Week. Ms . Grazulis asked if that waa for next year. Council Member Yurcbick said they were talking about doing something mme in conjunction with like the Olde Tyme Fair and moving it more into the business district. Council Member Grazulis said there was also a suggestion to make it a weeklona affair and I thought if we make it a weeklong then we should mau sure it is different from Littleton's. That is my only sugestion for that, she said, I just like to put my two cenlB worth in. 7. She said last evening I was with my dauahter at a grocery store at Dry Creek and University and we were in line and the people behind us were joking about Cinderella City. They were saying that it wu still up. We were doing a slow burn, sbe said, and I fiDally bad to tum uouad and uy some nice words about their education and about bow they really should come down and -it. Apparently, she said, 01D' education bu not gone beyond our boundaries a lot in certain area. They bad no idea about the redevelopment. (iv) Council Member Yurcbick advised that be would not be here July is• for Study Session and he may not make the Council meeting . I will be in Phoenix, he said, and it depends on when my plane gets in . 15 . Adjournment MEMBER GARRETT MOVED TO ADJOURN . The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. t:NGLIWOOD CITY COUNCll. !NGLIWOOD, ARAPAHO! COUNTY, COLORADO SpedalMeetlal JIIIJ 8, ZCIOJ All CowiciJ Members placol sipcd ID "ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE" of the ~CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING AND N<YTJCE OF SPECIAL MEETING." I. CalteONer Tbe 1p«ial DM11D1 of lbc EnaJewood City Council wu called to order by Mayor Bndabaw at 5:48 p.m., al die Linln>D'Enalcwood WUl9Waler Treatmml Plant Trainina Room, 2900 South Platte River Drive, Enslewood, Colorado. 2. ...c ... J . A,-la Council Members Moore, Garrett, Wolosyn, Yurchick, Bradshaw Council Members Nabbolz, Gnzulia City Mampr Sean City AIIDmey BIOCZIDID Auis1ant City Manager Flaherty City Clerk Ellil Direc10r lillOa, HIIIIIID llnources (a) City Council dilcusscd die selection of ID ubilmor for 1be Enalewood Eq,loyees Associalion ~- Caty Attorney Bl'OIZmall ataled that dne names have been 1ubmitmd. The IWO names submitted by the City are Carlton J. Snow and Donald P. Goodman and the EEA baa submitted John Criswell. Mr. Broaman advlled tba1 John Criswell ii a judp and be a1so repraented 1be Teumtera Union, u well u bema lbc Enpwood City Attomey . [Clerk's no1e : Council Member Grazulis entered the meeting al 5:50 p.m., toward the end of City Attorney BrolZman's commencs .J Mayor Bradshaw said I also remember Mr. Crilwell bein& involved in Career Service Board iuuc1. I would recommend we not appoinl Mr . Crilwell, abe said. Council Member Garrett asked whal type of experience we are looking for. Director Eaton advised tbal we are lookin& for someone who baa bad experience with contract law, labor nqobatiom and ~ resolution. Council Member Garrett noted that Mr. Snow lilta his experience in trust and pemion fund cues. He asked if that as the type of expertise we are looking at. Council Member Garrell pointed ou1 that Mr . Goodman's experience appean to be more labor related. Mayor Bradshaw said that is a &ood point. • • Enpwood City Coudl .lulyl,2002 Pqe2 Council Meumer Oamtt c;OIIIIIIC1dmd that Mr. Ooodmu bu lilled all killds of award citations that nobody can fil'IR out what tbcy mean. Council Member Moore naeed that Mr. Snow wu oaJy poiDlins out that be also bu experience in pension filoda and if you look at bis Giber experiences, be lil1I that ofbeiq an arbitrator, fact finder, mediator and imerat ubilrator liDce 1973 . So, Mr. Moore said, wbat be lil1I are not~ iuuea. COUDCil Meumer Garrett asked if dJc City bu ever Uled any of tbele gentlemen u an ubitralOI'. City Aaomey BrolZIIIID Aid no. Mayar Bndlbaw Mid Mr. Goodmlll --to hml an awtlal lot of mq111iellce. Council Member Gmntt llid 11111 ia wbo I am lookiDa at. Mayor Bndabaw Aid I tboqbt Mr. Snow misht have a conflict in that be iDdicala be ia a pemlllllllt ubitramr for dJc United Staees POllal Service, lDtemal Revenue Service, United Air1iDca 111d Ptiglll AllelMmlll. Council Member Moore stated be wu fiDdiD& more comfort in Mr. Gooclmm Mayar Bncllbaw aid Ille Wllalso. COUNCll. MEMBIR GARRITI MOVID, AND rr WAS SECONDED, TO SBLICT DONALD P. GOODMAN AS ARBITRATOR FOR THI INGLIWOOD IMPLOYIIS ASSOCIATION IMPASSE. Mayor Bradshaw asked if dJcre WU any fllnber diac1lllioa. There WU IIOIIII. Vote naultl: Ayes : Nays: Ableat: Motion carried. Council Membm Moore, Ourett, Wololyn, Yurchict, Grlllllis, Bl'ldlbaw Noae Council Meumer Nabbolz PLEASE PRINT PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER ITEM7 DATE: July 15, 2002 UNSCHEDULED VISITORS MAY SPEAK FOR A MAXIMUM OF FIVE MINUTES C L,-(f l OU.!1'7 312 0 w. 39)'4..J.vt COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date Apndaltem July 1 5, 2002 10a i INfflATtDBY STAffSOUla " Subject Centennial Agreement for Temporary Lease of Retum Rows Utilities Department Stewart H. Fonda.iDlrector of Utilities COUNOL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNOL ACIION None. RECOMMENDm ACTION The Englewood Water and Sewer Board, at their June 11, 2002 meetln& recommended Council approval of the Agreement for T empora,y Lease and/or Re-Diversion of Reusable Retum Flows of Water Agreement with Centennial Water and Sanitation Diltric:t. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALll!RNATIVES IDENTIREO Englewood injects granular activated carbon to Improve water quality into a forebay near Union Ave. and S. Platte River, but the process creates blackened water that cannot be directly Introduced Into City Ditch for exchanging. Clear water can be exchanged up City Ditch but must be pumped Into the dltlCh from a forebay adjacent to the Allen Plant. Enalewood has no pump or pipe for pumplns this forebay, but Centennial is agreeing to provide and lnttaR the pump and pipe at Centennlal's sole ..,.,_. Centennial owns reusable wastewater retum tows to the S. Plane River and En.-wood has means to re- divert these tows at Union Avenue and ellher UM them or redellvs to C....._ The propoNd agreement would divert the return tows and pay Centennial $85.00 an aa.foot far die tows, plus pumping costs. Centennial would acquire al return tows delivered to MdAlan Reservoir chat .. not acquired by Englewood and shall pay Enatewoc,d $30/acre foot, plus pumplns COIII. FINANCIAL IMPACT ' Englewood will pay Centennial $85 per acre foot for all retum flows It acquires from Centennial and Centennial shall pay Englewood $30 per acre foot for retum tows acquired by Centennial from Md.ellan Reservoir . LIST Of ATTACHMENTS Bill for Ordinance ORDINANCE NO ._ SERIES OF 2002 BY AUTHORITY AND/OR RE-DIVIERSION OF REV~~ FLOWS OF WATER" -CllDl'l'INNW,;---.-. • ......... mt"( OP'~D. COLORADO. WHEREAS, Englewood iDjecta granular activated carbon to improve wat.er quality into a forebay near Union Avenue and the South Platte River, but the p?OCHa creat.ee blackened water thet cannot be directly introduced into the City Ditch f'or ncban~nc; and WHEREAS, clear water can be ucbanpd up the City Ditch but muat be pumped into the City Ditch from a forebay adjacent to the Allen Filt.er Plant; and WHEREAS, Englewood haa no pump or pipe for pumping this forebay, but Centennial is agreeing to provide and install the pump and pipe at Centennial'• sole expense; and WHEREAS, Centennial Water and Sanitation Diatric:t owns reusable wutewater return flows to the South Platte River and the City of Enclewood haa m-to re- divert these flows at Union Avenue and either use them or redeliver them to Centennial; and WHEREAS, this Ordinance authorizes the qreement wbicb would diftrt the return flows and pay Centennial $86.00· an acre-foot f'or the flows, plus pumpins coeta; and WHEREAS, Centennial would acquire all return flows dali'V9Nd to McLellan Reservoir that are not acquired by Eqlewood and shall pay Enc)ewood $30.00 an acre foot, plus pumpinc coeta; and WHEREAS, the Englewood Water and Sewer Board recommended approval of Agreement For Temporary Leaae And/Or Re-Diveraion OCReuaable Return Flows Of Water to the Centennial Water and Sanitation District at its Jwie 11, 2002 meetin(; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sectiop l. The Acreement between the City of EncJewood and Centennial Wat.er and Sanitation District entitled • Apeement For Temporary 1-ae And/Or Re- Diversion Of Reusable Return Flows Of Water", is hereby accepted and approved by the Englewood City Council. A copy of said Apeement is attached hereto u "E:a:bibit A" and incorporated herein by reference. -1- • • Semm a. The Mayor and City Clark an berebJ autliariacl to mp and att.Nt, Nl8p6Ctiv •• the uid Apwment tbr and Gil behalf ol lbe City Council and t.be City of Bn,)ewood, Colorado. lntroclw.d, rad in full and puaecl on 6nt nadinc on tbe 15* day of July, 2002. Publiabed u a Bill tbr an Ordinance on tbe 19th day of July, 2002. A'M'BST: Loacriahia A. Ellia. City Clark I, Loacriahia A. Ellia. City Clark of tba City ol lDpwoocl, Colando, lmeby oert:ify thet the above and Coreaoin, ia • true copy of a am tbr an Ordinance, int:rocluoed, read in full, and pUNd OD fint readin( OD tbe 15th day of July, 2002. -2- AGREE~IE~T FOR TEMPORAJtY LEASE ANDIOR RE-DlVERSION OF REUSABLE RETURN FLOWS OF WATER l. Inuoduction: P;u:tjes and Purposes. Centennial Water and Sanitation District (Centennial) owns reusable return flows to the South Plane River which consist of Centennial' s reusable warer discharged by Centennial' s Marcy Gulch wastewater treatment plant (the return flows). The City of Englewood (Englewood) has a means to re-di vett the return flows at Union A venue, and either retain them l'or use by Englewood or redeliver same to Centennial. The parties intend that Englewood shall anempt to divert the return flows, under the circumstances set forth below. and pay Centennial for the return flows if same an: retained by Englewood: and that Centennial will pay Englewood for re-directing the return flows, if same are redelivered to Centennial. It is anticipated that Englewood will aaempt to divert the return flows at its L'nion Avenue pump station. and either use same immediately in its Allen Tre:itment Plant. or exchange same up City Ditch to '.\llcL=llan reservoir. in Englewood's discretion. Therefore. the parties have agreed as follows. 2. Centennial to Give '.'lotice of Availabi(jty: Englewood Rgponsc. Centennial will advise Englewood. on a daily basis. of the amount of available return flows at Englewood's t.:mon ,\ venue pump station. Englewood will advise Centennial, on a daily buis, of available return tlows Englewood will not be diverting. 3. Englewood to .-\nempt to Oi\'ert Englewood will make re:15onable efforts to lawfully divert the return flows at its Union Avenue pump st:ition. Englewood shall have no oblig:i.tion to divert: a) if diversion would impair the necessary quality of water inuoduced into Englewood's w:uer tre:itment plant or inaoduced into City Ditch for ;:<change. as determined in Englewood's sole discretion; b) except to the extent that Englewood determines to use the return flows immedi:i.tely in its Allen Treannent Plant, plus the exchange capacity in City DHch: c) to the e:ttent that the capacity in Englewood's pumping system after supplying Englewood·s demand is less than :>.II of the available return flows. Englewood shall have no obligauon to use the return tlows immediately in its Allen Tre:mnent Plant. While Englewood shall make reason:i.ble efforts to divert the nm1m flows. the parties recognize dw various factors may make diversion imprai:ticll. and Englewood shall have no liability to Centennial for failure to divert. Englewood will account for return tlows diverted at its Union Avenue pump station . ~-Englewood to fachange t;p Citv Ditch . Englewood wt II m:ike re:ison;ible efforu to exchange the diverted return flows up City Ditch and into McLelbn Reservoir. via the pump station from City Ditch to McLellan Reservoir . A 5. Englewood'5 Option to Acquire Return Flows Deljvered to McLcl1an Reservoir. Englewood will account for the return flows delivered by exchange to Mclellan Reservoir. Englewood will have the option to acquire the return flows delivered to Mclellan Reservoir (and Englewood will acquire any return flows used immediately in Englewood's Allen Treatment Plant). Within four days after the end of each week (ending Saturday at midnight) Englewood will notify Centennial if it wishes to acquire all of the return flows delivered to Mclellan during that week. Englewood will pay Centennial S85 per xre foot for 311 of the return flows which it xquires, and pay the pumping costs associated with those return flows. Return flows so acquired by Englewood shall be treated 3S Englewood's water for all purposes, and may be used by Englewood or delivered to CenteMial under any ~ment between Englewood and Centennial.. Return flows delivered to Mclellan 3S to which Englewood does not give such notice shall belong to Centennial. 6. Centennial',; P:ivment for Return Flows .;\cgujred bv Centennjal. Centennial shall acquire all return flows delivered to Mclellan Reservoir that are not acquired by Englewood. Centennial :.hall pay Englewood S30 per xre foot of return flows :icquired by Centennial. plus all pumping costs associated with delivery of those return flows to ~lcLellan Reservoir. 7. Tempor:irv Pumpin2 F.iciljties from the Forebav Reservoir ;'-l'e:\t to the ,:\lien Treatment Plant. Englewood currently injects gr.inular xtivatedcarbon (GAC) into the forebay :idjacent to the South Plane R1 ver. from which Englewood':; Union Avenue pumping station pumps warer to the Allen Tre:itment Plant facilities . {The GAC is injected because of the cutTCnt severe quality problems in the South Pl:ine River.) The water containing the GAC is blackened in color md therefore cannot be directly introduced into City Ditch for e:\change purposes. Therefore. a substitute :.upply of cle:ir water to be e:\changed up City Ditch must be pumped into City Ditch from a forebay reservoir adjacent to the Allen Treatment Plant (not to be confused with the foriebay at the riverJ . (Pumping of this substitute supply will be unnecessary if the GAC injection at the river forebay should cease.) Englewood has n~ pump :ind pipe to accomplish the pumping of this substitute supply from the forebay reservoir. Centennial will provide md install such a pump and pipe. :ind hook it up to a power source . at Centennial' s sole expense. Englewood and Centennial will cooperate in determining the location. nature and installation of the pump :ind pipe . At the end of this :igreement. Centennial will remove the pump. pipe and power hookup at Ccntennial's sole expense. unless the parties otherwise .1gree . Centennial will restore any excavation or alter:1tion of the forcbay :md surrounding are:is. at Centennial's sole expense . s. Pumping Costs. Englewood will re:isonably determine pumping costs. which :ire to include power, other operation costs. :ind maintenance . 2 9. ISJJJination. Eicher Englewood or Centennial may rermimre mil apement aftm' S days wriGllft notice to the ocher party. If not so imminared. this agreement will terminam • the sooner of Oc1laber 31, 2002. or the cessaaon of nows in City Ditch below the Allen Treaanent Plant. whichever sooner occurs. unless the parties omerwise agree. 10. Pp.ympnt. Eqtewood will account for deliveries. Enp,wood will pay Cenmnnial for mum flows acquiJed by Eqlewood wichin 30 days after the end of the month cfurinl which partic:ullr deli'lllries were made to Enpwood. Cenfmmial will pay Enpewood wilhin 30 days atrertbe end of the monlh during which panicu1ar deliveries were made to Cemnnial. 11. swe EosiPW· Centennial will be responsible for any necessary notice to die Stale Enpneer' s office. assuring the Swe Engineer's office that ics return flows are indeed 191111ble and diwnible by Englewood. and reporting to the Stare Engineer's office. in cooper.won with Englewood. 12. J:2s. This apeement is daled as of the ___ day of ____ _. 2002. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD By,_......, _______ __:.---- CENTENNIAL w ATER A."IID SANn' A noN DISTRICT IIO._, ESOF2002 BY AUTHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 31 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GARRE'rI' WHEREAS, the Environmental Protect.ion Apncy (EPA) Federal lnduatrial Pretreatment regulatiollll and the Li~ Wutewatar Tnatmem Plant CDPS permit iuuecl by the State of Colorado required the~ Waatewater Treatment Plant PJ'OlrlUll to re-evaluate the iDcluatrial diacbup local limita by the end of February 2002; and WHEREAS, the tec:bnical evaluation wu required to det.ermiDe if the a:iatiq limita were protective of the plant operationa, receiviq ltNalll (Platte lltnr), bioaolida and worker health and safety; and WHEREAS, the project waa completed and aubmitted to EPA for approval; and WHEREAS, the EPA ruponded that the numben are tec:btricelly aound and wen officially e1l'ec:tive May 31, 2002; and WHEREAS, aome of the new limita an laaa netricti'ft while a&ban an mon reetrictive; and WHEREAS, The Englewood Municipal Code Wanewater Utility Otclinance needa to be amended to reflect the new limitatiollll; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL or THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The City Council of the City of Eqlewood hereby appnmia amendinc Title 12, Chapter 2, Section 7, Subaec:tion A. of the Englewood Municipal Code 2000, which ahall read aa followa: 12-2-7: Limitation• on Diacbarp. A. Diwtarfe of PoUutanla: No peraon aball diKbarp any pollutant in exceaa of the filllowinc: -1- Pollutant Or Maximum Pollutant Property Concentration Daily Averap mr/1 - Anenic, Total (Aa) H w " Cadmium, Total (Cd) &.,Hq. LIii Chromium VI (Ha Cr) e.A8 M ' Copper, Total (Cu) +.e Ml Lead, Total (Pb) a,.; US! Mercury, Toal (HI) ~ RJIRI ' Molybdenum (Mo) ~ Ill Nickel, Total (Ni) M LU Selenium (Se) 8,1N uu Silver, Total (Ag) 9,1M IJ 1~ Sectim 2. The City Council of the City of Eqlewood hereby applOVM amemliDc Tit.le 12, Cbapt.er 2, Section 7, Subaection B of the En,Jewoocl Municipal Code 2000, which ,hall read 88 follow,: B. Special Conditiona Ma, Be Granl«l: Indunrial alloc:atiau m.aJ be approved under apecial conditiom 88 determined by the City Manapr or deaipiee. Tbe muimum daily allowable indumial loading lhall be allocated tbioup lipiftcant indumial --permitl. Tbe total loactiDs to all permitted indunrial \IN1'I lhall not uceed the lewl ip8Cified below. Cbanpe in local limm due to increued or decreued JoadiDs in the Nnice uea 1UJ ca-a c:hup in allocation.I sranted under theN apecial conditiom. Indunrial uaen lhall monitor and NpClft claiq tlowa .. requind by the ......... contribution permit. Allocatiom 1UJ be nvokecl by the City and lhall mt be COll8idered property ripta. Pollutant Or Daily Pollutant Property Muimum Allowable Indumial Load (IJIIII)Q) Anellic. Total (Aa) M.IN w Cadmium, Total (Cd) ..... a.w t.i Chromium VI (HEX Cr) a.NI-All Copper, Total (Cu) M,MI, JUI Lead, Total (Pb) H,,M9 LU Men:ury, Total (HI) e.eeHI a.am -3- Molybdenum (Mo) i&,18& 1.8§ Nickel, Total (Ni) ~ 11.l Selenium (Se) ~ I.ii Silver, Total (Ag) ~ AM Zinc, Total (Zn) ~ AW C. Ur&der6'0fl.llO Sto,...-Petroleum underground atorap tank remediation project& which bave cauaed contamination t.o pound water and have been authorized t.o diac:harp treated pound water t.o the POTW aball meet tbe following atandarda for muimum concentration daily &'ftftP in usll: Benzene, t.oluene, ethylbemene, :ir:yle11e1, total (BTEX) .•.• 7IIO u,11 Benzene .... 50 ug/1 D . Organ.i.c Compounds: Volatile orpnic compc)Ullda and •mi-'flllatile arpnic compounda ehall be determined on a -by -buia mini the Littlet.on/Englewoocl policy for local limita for volatile and •mi-volatile compounda. The Littlet.on/Englewoocl policy aball reflect EPA guidance on Development And Implementation Of Local Diacharp Limitatiom Under The Pretreatment Prop1UII and But Available Treatment T.-hnolasiN (BAT). E. F. Compliance With Fecural Act: When neceuary for compliance with the Federal Act for the achievement of tec:bnoloSY-bued eflluent limitaaona, the City Manager or hia/her deaipee may exerciae But Profeuioaal Judgment (BPJ) in establishing effluent limitations on a cue-by-cue buia for individual permita grant.eel pursuant t.o Section 12-2-3 . Tecbnolol)'-bued effluent limitations bued on Beat Profeasional Judpient (BPJ) aball be made only for good caUN and in the abaence of Federally promulpt.ed pretreatment standarda or local limitationa on diac:harp. Effl~nt Limitation&: Effluent limitationa eetabJiabecJ throush the mrciN ol Best Profeaeional Judpient (BPJ) ahall be made aft.er couiderin, the availability of appropriate t.acbnolOI)', ita economic reuonable-. tbe ap of equipment and fac:ilitiee involved, the proceae employed, and any incnt- in water or energy conaumption. -4- • • G . Compliance Requirm: Significant lnduatrial Uaera located in Englewood but diacharging to the Metro Diatrict ehall comply with the local limita of the Metro Diatrict or oftbis Chapter, whichever ia more atriupnt. Sec;tion 3 . Safety CJtYMI The City Council hereby finda, determines, and _declares that this Ordinance ia promulp.ted under the general police power of the City of Englewood, that it ia promulp.ted for the health, safety, and welfare of the public, and that this Ordinance ia necauary for the preaerYation al baalth and safety and for the protac:tion of public C011\19niance and welfare. The City Council further daterminea that the Ordinance bears a rational relation to the proper lepalat;ive object aoucht to be obtained. Semer 4 SuvabiJity If any clause, aentenca, parapph, or part of thia Ordinance or the application thereof to any person or cireumatanm8 shall ir any reuon be ad,judpd by a court of competent juriadidion invalid, 81ICh judcment ah.all not aft'ect impair or invalidate the remainder of thia Ordinance or its application to other persona or c:ircumatrmcu. Se«;tion Ii Jpqmajef:@pt Qnljnaw:ee All other Ordinancea or portions thereof inconaiatent or conilicting with thia Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconaiatency or conilict. Se«;tign §. Effilct of r:tPMI gr wodificetjpn The repeal or modmcation of any provision of the Code of the City of Enclewood by this Ordinance ah.all not releue, extinguiah, alter, modify, or clump in whole or in part any penalty, bfaiture, or liability, either civil or c:riminal, which shall baw been incurred 1lllder IIUCh pftWiaion, and each pl'09iaion aball be treated and held u atill nnn•inin1 in farce ir the purpoaes of auataining any and all proper ac:tiona, auita, procwedinp, and prmecutiona for the enforcement of the penalty, farfeiture, or liability, u well u Ir the purpoae of suatainin( any juqment, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in IIUCh ac:tiona, suite, procaedinp, or proaec:utiona. Sec;tion 8 EIDlltv. Tbe Penalty Proriaion of Sectioa. 12-2-6 EMC aball apply to each and ever, violation of this Ordinance. Introduced, read in full. and p~ on fint readinc on the lat clay of July, 2002. Publiahed u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of July, 2002. Read by title and paued on final readins on the 15th day of July, 2002. Publiahed by title as Ordinance No. _ Series of 2002, on the 19th day of July, 2002. ATTEST: BnerlyJ. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk -5- I, Lou.criabia A. Ellia, City Clerk of tbe City of Bnalnood, Colorado, certify that the above and fbntoinl ia a true cop:, of the Ordinance paued oa &aal nacliq and publilhed b:, title u Ordinance No. --Smee al IOOI. Lavcdslria A. Bl1il -6- BY AUTHORITY .t .. NO._ S OF 2002 COUNCIL BIIJ.. NO. 32 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER ORAZULIS WHEREAS, there baa been a prolifaration of cbarcoal, pa-fueled and other open flame cookinit devices in multi-family reaidential structures; and WHEREAS, the City baa IIUffered Hftral 6ree and injuriee due to the operation of these types of cooking devices; and WHEREAS, it is necellll81')' for the health. safety and welfan of the citizena of Englewood to ban auch devices in multi-family residential atructurN due to the extreme fire danger; and WHEREAS, an emergency is declared for the immediate preaenation of public property, health. welfan and safety of the the citizena of En,lewood. due to the extreme fire danger; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: $e<;tipp 1. The City Council of the City of Eqlewood. hereby apP?0999 thia Emergency Ordinance amend.in& Title 6, Chapter l, Section,. of the EnaJe,rood. Municipal Code 2000, with the addition of a new Subeection C, entitled "Specific Restrictiona for Multi-Family Dwellinp" and renumberiq the remainiq subsectiona. which ahall read aa follows: 6-1-4: Burnins and Fires. A. hrmu t-0 Bum &quired. It ,hall be unlawful for any person to bum or permit to be burned on any open premiaea owned or controlled by him or on any public street, alley or other land or premiaea, any rubbiah, wute paper, wood or other flammable material, unleaa a permit tharefor ahall first have been obtained from the Air Pollution Control Of&cer of the Tri-County Diatrict Health Department and counteraicned by the City Manapr or any authorized designee. B. Condition.a and Ratriction.s. All auch open &ree. iDdudiq bodree and outdoor traah firea, shall be 1ubject to 1uch conditiou and reatrictiona u hereinafter set forth aa the City ahall prescribe. The lr&Jlmll or denyiq of such permit shall be baaed upon the location and pronmity of •'!Ch burmn, to any buildill( or other structure, the potential contribution of auch burmn, -1- • • ~- to air pollution in the area when the same violates emission atandards established by the laws of the State of Colorado or reru]atione and restrictions of the Board of County Commissioners of Arapahoe County State of Colorado. See(ic Rqttjgiqry fpr Multi-Family pwelliys. 9Jvma1 111:(ue1@d or otbpr qpeo·O••ne barbecye grilla or ?PEPS 4mFPt '" prphihitpd w M•ildirr that wwe thge @ w me wrnilx HWte M4 +e m me <&> or mop f!:PJiM ip wsb&, 1. EJf!Ptipn · Gu-fuplad miirs deyice• rb,11 hp a11owec1 ip hniJdipp thft w emt&ctfd by a full aptjpkler ayat.em approved by the City qf Eppwood G.ll, Exception to Rutrictions. Thie Section ahall not apply to: 1. Burning in the courae of any agricultural operation in the powiD( of cropa as a gainful occupation; 2 . Fires uaed for noncommercial cookina of mod mr human beiDp or for inatrw:tional or recreational PUl'J)WN Pm ppt RmMbiW by otlm eectiops pf this Code; 3 . Smokeleu flarea or aafety flarea mr the combuation of wane ..-: or, 4 . Flarea uaed to indicate aome danpr to the public. 1. It ahall be unlawful for any peraon to burn any combuatible refuae in any incinerator within the City except in an approved multiple- chamber incinerator or in equipment found by tM Air Pollution Control Officer of the Tri-County Diatrict Health Department in advance of such uaea, to be equally a&ctive Car the purpoae of air pollution control 88 an approved multipJe..chamber incinerator. 2 . It ahall be unlawful for any person to operate or cauae to be operated, any incinerator in auch a manner u to create emiaaiona which violate emiaaion atandarda 88 aatabliabed by the lawa of the State of Colorado or reru]ationa and reatricaona of the Boud of County Commiaaionen of Arapahoe County, State of Colorado. -2- • • $ectign 2. The City Council of the City of Englewood hereby approves 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 &hall read aa follows: 1;;. Ad#, a new Section 1102 s which shall read: Section 1102,s, Residential c;harmal pa-fueled w oth@r ppen-tlerno T?EDJ deyicg ,b•U DQt be operated on gomhpfPhJo b,Jrosrite w within 10 flet (3048 rnm} of combuatible mnatructiop, Ewaptiona: ~ Ona apd two femiJy dwp11inp ~ Gaa:fuelod moking dmcu whom buiJdinp belrosrite end deck, IR prot,oct.od by e full aprinklot ayatem approved by the City of Epglaood. $ectign 3. An emergency requiriq immediate pauap of this Ordinance by reason of the immediate and substantial fire danpr or theee devices. Accordingly, the City Council finda and detarmines that an emerpncy emta and that pauap or the within Bill for Ordinance is nece11881'Y for the immediate preeervation of public property, health, welrare and safety, and said Bill for Ordinance shall be efl'ec:tive upon publication following final pauap $ectign 4. S,fety CJeYNI The City Council hereby finda, determines, and declares that this Ordinance ii promulpt.ed under the pneral police power or the City or Enslewood, that it is promulpt.ed ror the health. ..r.ty. and -1rue of the public, and that this Ordinance ii 118C81188rY lbr the prNel'fttiOD or bealt.h and ..r.ty and for the protection or public comremeDCI and welfan. The City Council furtbar determinN that the Ordinance bean a rational relation to the proper Jacia)atffll object eo111ht to be obtained. $ectign 5 $ey,,[1bjljty If any clauee, Nntence, puqi'apb, or part or this Ordinance or the application thereof to any penon or c:ircumatancea sball lbr any reason be adjudpd by a court or competent juriadiction invalid, such judplent shall not affect impair or invalidate the remainder or this Ordinance or ita application to other peraons or circumstances. $ectipn 6 Ipronaiat,ent Prdio•nGN All other Ordinances or portiona thereof inconsistent or conflicting with this Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. $ectipn z. Effect oC mPUJ pr rnoctifirew The repeal or modilicaaon or any provilion of the Code or the City or Ens)awood by this Ordinance sball no& reluN, extinguish. alter, modify, or chanp in whole or in part any penalty, fadlitlu9, or liability, either civil or criminal, which shall have been incurred und8r such p!OYiaion, and each provilion shall be tnated and held u still remainint in b'Ce lbr the purpose• of sustaini.nJ any and all proper actiona, suits, p~inp, and proeecution.1 for the enforcement of the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, u well u b -3- t .. •, ; • • the purpoN of IU8tainiDc any judpaent, decree, or order which can or may be rendered, entered, or made in auch actiom, IUite, proc-linp, or proaec:utiona. Sed;im 8 Ellla1B. The Penalty Proviaion al Section 1-4-1 EMC ahall apply to each and 8ftr1 violation oftma Ordinance. Introduced, read in full. and paaed on tint readiq u an emerpney ordinance on the let day of July, 2002. Publiahed u an Emergency Bill tbr an Ordinance on the Ith day al .11117, 2002. Read by title and pUNd on final readins u an Emergency Ordinance CID the 11• day of July, 2002. Publiahad in fall U Emergency C>rdinaJM. No.__. s.riea oflGOI, CID the 19* dayofJuq, 2002. ATTEST: I, Loucriabia A. E1lia, City Clark of die Ci&y of ....... Colando, ...., _.. that the abaft and lnaoinr ia a VIII aapJ' oldie.. I 11J 0. IF I ,..._. final rwlins and pabliabld ill fall• Km I r:, 0...... No._ a-. of lOII. ' -·- BY AUTHORITY --· SERIES OF 2002 COUNCIL BILL NO. 33 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GRAZUUS •••IMl•l•(IIINftfWM!allllNJ'll'll&ktPO ....... 1.1'1.WDBffii B. ' OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 2000, PERTAINING TO GENERAL ........ ,.."' or ' WHEREAS, the Englewood Municipal Court doee not have the juriaclict.ion under the Stat.e Constitution and Statutea to imprison defendanta under the ap of 18 yean who are convicted of violating the EncJewood Municipal Code; and WHEREAS, the Englewood MUDic:i.pal Court ciou not have juriadiction to aentenm juveniles to imprilonment for violations of other Municipal Code violations, it therefore, cannot imprison thoae llllllle juveniles for violations uaociated with the operation of a motor vemcle; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Ses;tiqp 1. The City Council of the City of Enp,wood, Colorado hereby amenda Title l, Cbapt.er 4, Section 1, Subaec:tion B, of the Englewood Municipal Code 2000, to read u follow,: 1-4-1: General Penalty. A. B. FuaeJ lmpruomnmt: It lhall be unlawful b any penoa to violate, diaobey, omit, nec)ect, refuae or fail to comply with or rNiat the enlarcemeat of any provilion of thil Code ar any aecoadary code adopted bueiD. lbcept u otherwiae epecific:ally provided far iD thil Code, the violation of any,_.__ of thil Code or of any -ndary oode adopted bereiD lhall be puaiabed bJ a fine not exceedinc five hUDdred dollan ($600.00) or impriaonmeat b a term not exceedin& one hundred eipty (180) daye or by both IUCb fine and imprilonment. The impoaition of one penalty lhall not eXCUN any violation nor permit it to continue. Unleu otherwiae iDdicated, a aeparate 6- ehall be deemed committed upon each day or portion thereof duriq or OD which any violation of any provilioa of thil Code* or any aecoadary code adopted herein occ:un or continuee. No Jail Senuftff For Juwmla: No jail aentence lhall be im~ upon penons under the age of eipteen (18) yean. 'Alia ,......_. b JJ _. a,pi, • pHHM whl •• _,i•ll ela ,iela-. •· . I •••the.,..._ ela •• ._,.,. I .'Fhe•r•"eea•ieala'••••M,M h ,,_......._ .. • ..., ••••• elaele ----• ..., ............ ..., , .. ,.,. .. the_...., h JP_. ha,e rt d"n1 witll H1p18' • the p•11• adn the .......... (I~, •••. -1- • • C. Trial By Ju.r:, For Juvmilu.: No child under the ap of ei(ht.een (18) yean shall be entitled to a trial by jury for a violation of a Municipal ordinance for which imprilonment in jail is not a poeaible penalty; except that auch a child is entitled to a trial by jury for any offense which would be a Clue 1 misdemeanor under a State counterpart statute. D . Every penon convicted of a violation or any provision stated or adopted which is deaipat.ed aa a "traffic infraction" and for which a penalty is paid or payable at the "Trafl5c VJOJatiom Bureau• aball be puniabad by a penalty not uceeclinr one tbouaand doUan ($1,000.00). Tban aball be DO imprilonment for traf!ic infradiaaa. 8eGPoo 2 6m&J ClaPIU The City Council benby 6nda, determiw, and cleclarea that tbia Ordinance is promulpt.ecl under the p-1 police power al the City of Eqlewoocl, that it is prcmaulpted far the bealtb, NMJ, and weJfaN al the public, and that tbia OrdinaJM» is ~ fbr the .,_.ation of bealth and aafety and tr the protection of public ~ and welfan. The City Council tardier determima that the OrdinaJM» bean a rational relation to the proper ~ object eoupt to be obtained. 6oc;tioo 3. S@ypphjljty If any clauee, eentence, parqraph, or part of tbia Ordinance or the application tbenaf to any permn • c:ircammame abaD tr any reuon be ad,judpcl by a court of competent juriaclietian inYalid, aucb judpent abaD not a8'ec:t impair ar invalidate the remainder of tbia Ordinance or ita application to other penona or circumatancee. Sertim ' IDCPDliwm& QnHneww All other Ordinucea or poniaaa tml90I inconaiatent or coaflidinc with tbia Ordinance or any portion !meal an benby repealed to the extent or auch incomiat.eDCJ or conflict. Sertim A lffncS ri ....,., cw: modfflmtiqp Tbe repeal or modfflretiaa al any pnmaioo of the Code al tbe City al Ellllnood by thia Ordirm abaD 11111& relaaee, enincuiab, alter, IIIOltifJ, or clumll in wbale or in part any penalty, fodmure, or liability, either ciYil or criminal, which all baw been iDcurrecl under aucb pmai,on, and each prcmaion aball be tnat.ecl and beld u litill rwmeirrins in t.e far the purpoeea of auatainiJ11 any and all proper actiou, nm. proDN'ti,..., and proeec:utiom far tbe enfarcemat of the penalty, ....__, or liability, u well u ir the purpoee of auatainins any judpent, dac:Ne, • arw which cu or may be rendered, entered, or made in aucb aetioaa, wita, proceedinp, ar .,._aom. $ect;igp 8 ElneltJ,. Tbe Paalty Proriaioa ofSectioll 1-4-1 IMC abaD apply to each and every violation of thia Ordinance. Introduced, read in full, and pueed OD tint readint on tbe lat day al .July, 2002. -2- Publiabed u a Bill for an Ordinance OD the 5th clay ol .July, !002. Read by title and paued on final readinc OD the 15• clay of July, 2002. Publiabed by title ae Ordinance No. _, S.riN ol 2002, OD the 19th clay of July, 2002. ATl'BST: Loucriabia A. Bllia, City Clerk I, Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk al the City ol BnptWOOd, Colorado, bneby cmify that the above and lnaainl ia • trua capy al the OrdiDama .,_. Clll final INmDI and publiabecl by title u Ordimmce No. _, SariN al 2002. -3- .... __ t SERIES OF 2002 BY AUTHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 34 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER 'GARRB'M' WHEREAS, the Regional Tramportation Diltrict (RTD) _.bled land in Englewood and Denver to build a lisht rail train maintenance facility and train atorap yard;and WHEREAS, RTD hu acquired fee title to the property which ia the eubject al tbia euement; and WHEREAS, RTD will be ccmatruc:tinc tbe Jisht rail train maintamanct lac:ility in Englewood immediately eouth al the Englewood City limm, the oentarline alWest Yale Avenue extended; and WHEREAS, the Buildinc Code will penmt the propoaed lipt rail train maintenance facility in tbe .propoaed location only with the URl'IIIION that DO Giber buiJdins will be comtrw:t.ed within a apecified diatanca; and WHEREAS, tbe attached Eaaement Apeement proridea auch uaurance; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sm;tign 1. The Agreement betwHn RTD and tbe City of Eqlewood entitled "Euement Agreement", which includea 0.364 acree u ahown OD Attachment A, ia hereby accepted and approved by the Englewood City Council. A copy al uid Agreement ia attached hereto u "Exhil,it r and inc:orporated henin by raferenct. 5m;tign 2. The Mayor and City Clerk are hereby autboriad to aip and atteat, respectively, the said Euement Agreement for and OD behalf al the City Council and the City of Englewood, Colorado. Introduced, read in full, and pUHd OD fint readmc OD the lit day of July, 2002. -1- Publiabed u a Bill fbr an Ordinance oo the 6th day of Jul;y, 2002. Read by title and pUNd OD &ml readiq OD tbe 16th day of J~, 2002. Publiabed by title u Ordinance No. __. SeriN ol. l002, OD tbe 19th day ol Jul;J, 2002. A'M'EST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I. Loucriahia A. B1lia. City elm al tbe City al...,,_, Colando. bllnby certify that tbe above llDd fbretoiDI ia a wa OtlPJ al tbe OrclbwlCI p-.1 OD tlaa1 l'Nmlll and publiabed by titJa u Ordinace No. --s.r.. al IDOi. -2- EASEMENT AGREEMENT This easement is granted this __ day of ___ , 2002 between the Regional Transportation District (GrantorJ whose address is 1600 Blake Street, Denver, CO 80202, attention, Director, Planning and Development, and the City of Englewood (Grantee), whose address is 1000 Englewood Parkway, Englewood, CO 80110, attention, City Manager, CO on the property (the property) described as follows: Sec 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 casement shall run 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. Granter retains all subsurface rights of use on said easement, all rights of access and egress over and across said casement, md the right to place plants or landscaping materials, signs, markings, and non-permanent structures over on and across said easement. Grantor retains all rights of use and ownership not inconsistent with Grantee's right to open space md the absence of permanent constructed improvements. Grantor retains all right of reverter in the event that Grantee's boundaries, or street or roadway network changes md said easement is no longer required by Grantee for setback purposes. In Witness Whereof, the panics hereto have executed the within Agreement u of the day and year first above written . Grantor : The REGIONAL TR..\NSPORT..\ TION DISTRJCT Name : Title :~ X h i b i t 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENT State of Colorado } ) } County of Denver } (· ..,( 1 • The foregoin~ i nstrument w;,,,cknowledpd before me~ dal of , 2002, by ~ J,,,, • ,.,. t. ..i 3ni ~n oeba1f of the Regional transpoltalion . Witness my hand and omi· · seal. ,.-., My commission expires: "€,;) > • ;.~7 \ --'f~~ Notary Public Acknowledgment and Acceptance by the City of Englewood The City ofEniclewood acknowledges and accepts the conveyance of the foregoing easement by the Regional Transportation District For the City of Englewood By : ________ _ Mayor-Beverly J. Bradshaw I.oucrishia A. t:ffi.s, city Clerk Carter:1Burgess 987082.040.1.32 l 8 April 22, 2002 Property Description yard Easement 216 l Ol'h S""' .¥oil . Su,.. 1 iOO o-Calorocio 50202 ·51 JI "l,one JOJ .820 .S2AO •oa 30l.820 .2A02 wwwc ·=i com 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 (Fo1U1d 3 Y." aluminum cap in range box marked PLS 22571 -1993) bears S89°30'04"W a distance of 1325.42 feet (Basis ofBe3ring-assumed); TIIENCE 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 :-:il Iron Works Subdivision, recorded in Book 87, Page ::?S, Reception Number 260925v in the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorders Office, being the POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE S89030'04"W continuing along said southerly line of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 27 a distance of 620.02 feet; TiiENCE NI 1°09'55"E alona the easterly Right of Way line of the Atchison, Topeka cl: Santa Fe Railroad, being fifty (SO) feet easterly of and parallel with the centerline of said Atchison..Topeka & Santi Fe Railroad main tracks a distance of25.53 feet; TiiENCE N89°30'04"E alon1 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 of6l~.98 feet; THENCE S00°14'08"E a dist.ince of25.00 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Containing 15,437 square feet, (0 .354 Acres), more or less. Page I of I K:\98 708:0t \CBSwvey\RTDAL TAS \Maint-Fac\Addl Tasks\Ylrd Eascmcnt\yard- c:§,~;~:~. ~, .. , . ., .,_ 3f,,~, .......... -, i-, ... " .... """ :,-,,,~; : ..... ~ .. , :lft, ........ , "'" ~u .1.rct'..., ,,.....,, fl( • 1\, .. u.un -·- -· --..... lt\r•&-a I I t , LIT • ••• aa. £LA Tl MAINTENANCE f' ACILITY CITY AHO COUNlY Of' DONER, COLORADO T COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date July 15, 2002 INmATEDBY STAFF SOUia Utilities Department 'Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PRMOUS COUNCIL ACllON Water Board policy regarding an equitable method of computing taps for hotels were established at the August 13, 1996 meeting. The policy was amended by Council on May 7, 2001 to change the maximum daily consumption from being based on 100 gallons per occupied room to 100 gaffons per day times the total number of sewer taps purchased under this agreement RECOMMENDED ACTION At their June 11, 2002 meetinj, the the TIIP BA<..KGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTEINATIVES IDEN11RED Den Mar has submitted for Council approval a Hotel Sewer Tap Agreement for their proposed 278-unit hotel to be built at 10325 Park Meadows Drive in Utdeton. The proposed agreement has been reviewed and approved by Englewood's City Attorney. ' FINANCIAL IMPACT The proposed agreement would set the sewer tap fees at half the standard fee, with no additional tap fees to be collected unless the water usage exceeds the agreed upon limit of 100 gallons per unit. per day. Tap fees in the agreement total $208,512.50. LIST OF AlTACHMENTS Sewer Tap Agreement from Den Mar, also known as Parkridge Marrida. HOTEL SEWER TAP AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, ia made the _ day of 2002. between the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD whoee addreu ia 1000 Enpwoocl Parkway, EncJewoocl, Colorado 80110, (hereinafter City); and the DEN MAR LLC an Indiana Limited Liability Company, whoae addren ia 1000 E . BOG Place. Suite 600N, Merrillville, IN 46410, (hereinafter Oen Mar). WHEREAS, Oen Mar requested a reduction in Nwer tap feea becauae they believe their Hotel'• water unp ii le• per unit than a aiqle-family equivalent. The 1ubjec:t Hot.el ii located 10325 Park Meadow, Drive, Littleton, Colorado, alao known u Parkridp Marrida WHEREAS. the standard tap fee ii b&Nd on a normal Oow of two hundred (200) pllons per day and Oen Mar estimates that their per unit flow ii no more than one hundred (100) pllona per day. NOW THEREFORE the Partiee asree u follow,: 1. The City will sell 278 sewer taps for itl Hot.el unitl at one half the ltandard sewer r harge, based on their estimate of no more than 100 pllona per day per occupied unit real flow . Thia i8 a minimum charp and in no event will the bBN tap fee be le18 than one-half (1/2) the standard sewer charp. 2. The initial tap payment to the City by Oen Mar will be $194,600, for Enalewoocl tap fees; $12.50 for the permit, and a Bis Ory Creek Interceptor Buin Charp of $13,900.00, for a total of 1208,512.50. 3. Den Mar will iaaue an irrevocable, atand-by letter of credit in the amount of $208,500.00, which will be used for any additional tap feea. Thia letter of credit will be held by the City for tap fees aa required punuant to thil A,reement. 4. The City will monitor winter (November 1 throup April 30), bi-monthly water uaap at the Hotel during a five (5) year period. Durinc that time, Oen Mar will monitor water consumption on a daily buil. Oen Mar will furniah the City with a report on daily water consumption and the number of rooma occupied on the correaponding days. They will submit the report to the City on a monthly buil. 5. If at any time during the five (5) year period, the daily, per unit conaumption aoe• over one-hundred (100) gallons per day, Oen Mar will pay the additional tap fee owed. If the fee is not paid within sixty (60) days, the City will make periodic drawa on Oen Mar letter of credit to pay to the City additional •-r tap feel baaed on the amount of flow in excess of one hundred (100) callona per day u billed by the City of Englewood. If Den Mar's daily, per unit usage ii leea than one hundred (100) pllona per day, the City will not owe Den Mar any refund. • 6. Additional sewer tap fees will be computed on the buil or two hundred (200) pllom per day bein( equal to a tap fee of $1 ,500.00. A. an example, if the uup pa over one hundred (100) pllona per day by five (5) pllom per day, then five (5),pllom per day iB two and one-half percent (2 1/2") of the two hundred (200) pllom per day, two and one-half percent (2 1/2%) of one thouaand tive hundred dollan ($1,500) ii thirty. seven dollan and tif'ty centa ($37.50) times one hundred and sixty-one (161) hotel unita is six thousand thirty-seven dollan and tif'ty centa ($6,037.50) in additional sewer tap fees. The higher amount, in thia example the 105 pllom per day per unit, will become tha new bue line for tap fees . Once the baseline reaches 200 pllom per day, per residential unit, the maximum tap fee will be owed. In no event ahall tha total tap fees exceed one maximum tap fee per unit. 7. However. should additional units be added to the project at any time, the tap fees shall be increaaed by the number of additional unite. Uthe unite are added after the tive (5) year period duc:ribed in paragraph 5 abov9, or after a ba.l bue line for tap feea baa been reached, the tap fee, for tha new unite will be tha Ame u the tina1 tap feee for the original unite. 8 . Any accidental diac:harp of metered water of an unuaual and DOD•recurriq nature where the City ii notified within 24 hours of diacharp and Den Mar provide, documentation of the nature and extent of the diacharp may be escluded from the calculation of the tap fees. The tilling of a awimmin( pool will not be considered an accidental discharge under this paragraph. 9. At the end of tive (5) years or on the date on which Den Mar bu paid the additional sewer tap fee, UIIOCiated with an iDc:reaN in the bueline for tap feel to 200 p1lom per day per unit, whichever event ,hall occur &rat, the letter of eredit may be withdrawn and the City will no lonpr monitor water uaap eia:.pt for mrma1, annual sewer billi111 purpoeea. · 10. Any additional tap fees paid purauant to thia agreement are tap fea only and ahall not be conaidered sewer treatment charges. Any money owed the City under thia Agreement is a fee for the sewer tap. 11 . The City and/or its auditor maintaina the right to enter the property to examine the water use records, the hotel occupancy records and to check water meter readinp. 12. Den Mar gives the City the right to diBCOnnect the hotel for nonpayment of any tap fee, or sewer treatment fees due the City . 13 . This Agreement shall not be auigned by any party without the prior written conaent of the other and this agreement shall be binding on any 1ucce1BOra or auicnee1. 14 . Den Mar confirms it has 278 units in thia Hotel and qreea that it shall not add additional hotel unita to the City of Englewood's aewer ayatem without written approval of the City. 2 15 . Any notice required or p ermitted by this Agreement ,hall be in writiq, and shall be deemed to have been ,ufficiently pven f'or all pUl'Jl(atl if eent by certified mail or regiatered mail, poetap and fees prepaid, addreNed to tbe party to wbom ,uch notice ia to be pven at the addreu eet forth below, or at ,uch other addreu u hae been previoualy furniabed in writ:inc, to the other party or parties. Such notice lhall be deemed to have been pven when depoaited in the United States Mail. Tbe notice lhall be Nnt to: CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ATl'N: Utilitiaa Department 3400 South Elati Street Ens}ewood, CO 80110 DENMARLLC CIO White Loclpic Service Corp. ATl'N: LaWNIICI E. Burnett 1000 E. 80* Place -Suite 800 N Merrillville, IN 46410 16. Thia Apeement repreNnte the entire qnement between the Partin and than are no oral or lateral apeementl or IUldenaandinp. Thia Apeement may be aaadN only by an imtrument. in writiq. lipacl by the PaniN. If any proriliDG ia foUDd to be void by a court of compet.ent juriadict.ioD, no ocher prvriaiaD eba11 be .a&c:ted by ,uch holclinc. All of the remainiq proviaiom aball remain in full f'orce and effect. 17 . A waiver by any party to this Apeement or tbe breach of any term or proviaion of this Apeement lhall not operate or be comtruacl. u a waiver of any eubeequent breach by either party. 18. The parties hereto warrant that the aipatoriea below have full and lawful au&bority to uec:ute this Apeement on behalf of Den Mar and tbe City of~ Colorado. 19. The Partiaa apee that this all'Nment aball be ncordacl ia the o8'ice of the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have e:ac:uted thia AP"Nment tbe day and year tint written above. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD By:-------------- Beverly J . Bradshaw, Mayor ATTEST :------------ Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk 3 Date: June 24 1 2002 STATE OF INDIANA ) )u. COUNTY OF LAKE ) On tbia 24th day or June 2002, bebe me penonally appund Lawrence Burnell. knowu to me to be tbe Chief Operaaq Officer, of DEN MAR LLC that eucuted the within and f'orepinr inmwunt, and ackaowi.dpd the aid inmwunt to be the Cree and voluntary act ~ deed al aid corporation b tbe U1N and pmpoNI therein mentioned, and on oath stated that he wu authorised to uecute aid imtrument. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto •t m:, hand and afflucl my o6:ial •al the day and year &nt above written. My oommiMion apirea: 02-26-09 Resident county: Lake Narperite 1. Drab 4 Date July 15, 2002 Initiated By COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item 11 c I 5ulliect A resolution to extend the sole source contract with Neve's for uniform City of Englewood, Finance and Administrative Frank Gryglewlcz, Director Services D rtment COUNCIL GOAL AND PRMOUS COUNCIL ACTION City Council has not acted on this issue in the past, but Neve's has a history of providing services and products to the City. RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff recommends the City Council approve th~ attached resolution. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTHNATIVES IDENTIFIID City staff believes that Neve's is the only contractor that can provide adequate seivlces and products that meet City requirements. Past experience with other bidders has not yielded adequate service and products for the City. Only Neve's has met the service and product standardl required by lhe City of Enslewood. Neve's has held their past price increases to a low level and should increase their prices for 2003, 2004, and 2005 based on Government National averages of three to four percent per year. FINANCIAL IMPACT < This action will not impact the City's financial position, as these services are already Included In lhe budget LIST OF AITACHMENTS Proposed bill for an ordinance --•. flit S OF 2002 - WHEREAS, Neve'• ie tbe only contractor that can provide adequate~ and producte that meet City of Englewood requiremente; and WHEREAS, put experienge with other bidden bu aot yield8d auquate Nrvice and prodw:ta for the City; and WHEREAS, Neve'• bu a bietory of providing eervicee and product which meet tbe etandarde required by the City of EnsJewood; and WHEREAS, Neve'• baa held their put price iucreuea to a low level and ebould iucre- their pricee for the yean 2008, 2004 and 2005, baaed on Government Natioaal awrape of three (3%) to four (4%) percent per year; and WHEREAS, Section 116 (b) oftbe Englewood Home Rule Charter and Section 4-1-3-1, Englewood Municipal Code 2000, allow contncte £or public worb or improvuaeme to be neeotiated. provided that contracta £or which no competitm bida baw been nqUNtecl have been approved by ruolution which eball declue tbe NUOD £or aceptioa to tbe competnm biddin, requinment; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED 'y THE CITY' COUNCll. OF THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Stc;t;ipn 1. The Englewood Finance/Adminiatratm SeniCN Departm8D.t ia benby autborized to extend ita contract £or wwbrm euppliee with Neft'e, in lieu of tbe oampedtift bid procellli u allowed by Section 116 (b) of tbe Englewood Home Rule Charter and Section 44-3-1, Englewood Municipal Code 2000, becauee N8V9'e ie tbe aaJy UDillra euppl.J contractor that can provide adequate wwbrm eervic:e and producte. 6ed;ion 2. The City Manager ie hereby authorized to enter into a contract far unibm supplies with Neve's. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thie 1&• of July, 2002. A'M'EST: Beftl'ly J. Bradabaw, Mayor Loucriahia A Ellie, City Clerk I, Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk tor the City ofBncJewood, Colando. hereby certify the above ia a true copy of Reeolution No.__, Seriea nf 2002. COUNCIL COMMUNICATION ~ DATE : AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT: July 15, 2002 11 C ii Private Activity Bond Cap Alloca- lion for Home Ownership INmATEDBY STAFF SOURCE: Community Development Department Mark Graham, Senior Planner couNgL GOAL AND PllMOUS CQUNQL ACTION; • Council established goals for enhancing housing options in the community including home ownership. RECOMMENDED ACTION; Staff recommends that Council adopt the Resolution authorizing assignment of Englewood's 2002 Private Activity Bond Cap (Ceiling) Allocation to the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority for home ownership programs. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALJERNAJMS IDENTIFIED; Englewood first became an entitlement community for a Private Activity Bond (PAS) Allocation In 2002 with the State's decision to include all cities over $1 million in PAI allocadon. Before this year, Englewood was eligible to request a PAB allocation from the statewide pool managed by the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA). Council met with Colorado Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) representatives at the February 11 Study Session to discuss PAB options including affordable housing, home ownership and business assistance programs. Council accepted the advice of the City's financial advisor, George K. Baum Company: to keep PAB options open until July to wait and see what projedl or proposals would come forward to benefit Englewood. No such PAS projects or programs were proposed. FINANCIAL IMPACT; The Resolution assigns Englewood's entire 2002 PAB Bond Ceiling Allocation, St, 189,763, to CHAFA for Home Ownership programs . If the Council takes no action, the Bond Cap reverts to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs by staMe, for assignment to eligible state agencies. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS; Resolution l :~ Annw;(NOA\lull, 15\CC • ,111 lond C. Alacl«la,, 10 CHfA 07CII02.dac SERIES OF 2002 , MJfi:;mDNG tl~'lQDJI_..._. ..... AIID ANCE AUTHORITY OF A PRIVATE ACTIVITY BO~TlQN OF THJ CITY ~.,~-JIUIMQ ---' ffl X~ CEIUNG ALLOCATION ACT. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado ill authorized and empowered under the laws of the Stat.e of Colorado to issue revenue bonds for the plUpON of pruvidinc BiD&:le- family mortgage loana to low and moderat.e income peraona and families; and WHEREAS, the Int.ernal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended reatricta the amount of tax• exempt bonds which may be issued in the Stat.e to provide ew:h mortpp 1oana and for certain other purpoeee; and WHEREAS, pureuant to the Code, the Colorado legislature adoptlld the Colorado Privat.e Activity Bond Ceiling Allocation Act, Part 17 of Article 24, Colorado Reviaed Statut.es (the "Allocation Actj, providing for the allocation of the State Ceiling among the Colorado Houeing and Finance Authority ("Authority") and other governmental unite in the State, and further providing for the a88ignment of such allocations from auch other governmental unite to the Authority; and WHEREAS, pureuant to an allocation under Section 24-32-1706 of the Allocation Act, the City of Englewood, Colorado bas an allocation of the 2002 State Ceiling for the issuance of a specified principal amount of Private Activity Bonds prior to September 15, 2002; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado has determined that the 2002 Allocation, or a portion ther:eof, can be utilized moet efficiently by aNigning it to the Authority to iNue Private Activity Bonds for the p~ of providing lingle-family mortpp 1oana to low and moderat.e income penons and families; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood bas determined to uaip $1,189,763.00 of its 2002 Allocation to the Authority, which allignment ia to be evidenced by an Assignment of Allocation between the City of Englewood and the Autbomy; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Section 1. The auignment to the Authority for Sl, 189,763.00 of the City al Englewood, Colorado's 2002 Allocation ahall be and hereby ill approved. $ectjon 2. The form and 1ub1tanc:e of the Assignment of Allocation are approved; provided, however, that the Englewood City Council ii authoriad to mab IUCb tacbmcal variations, additiona or deletiona in or to such Aaignment of Allocation u they lhall deem neceBSary or appropriat.e and not inconaiatent with the approval thenofby tbia RNoluwm. • • Sectioo 3. The City Council b the City of Bnpwood, Colando ia autbcriad to uaeute and delmtr the Aaaianmeot of Allocation OD behalf of the City al Eoelewood and to tab auch other .tepe or actiom u may be DeelUA.17, UNful or COD'ftDHIDt to efFect the afbreaaid uaipment in accordaoce with the intent of thit Rnolutioo. 8estior 4. If any aec:tioo, parqnph, claw or plOrilion of thit Reeolution lba1l b any reuon be held to be invalid or UDellboeable, the in'flllidity or~ ol auch NCtion parqraph, claw, or prcmaioo lba1l not dec:t any al the J'IIIDaininc proviaiooa of thit Reaolutian. Sectioo §. Thia 8-lldiaa lba1l be in full force and ... upon ita .,...... and appro,,al or u otherwiae requincl by the~ Home Rule Cbartm. ADOPTED AND APPROVED thit 16th ol July, 2002. ATTEST: Be9VJ.y J. Braduaw, Mayor I, Loucriabia A. Bllia, City elm far tbl City ol .......... Cobado, __, certilJ tbl abaft ill a true cop:, ol Beaolutiaa No.__. Seriee ol lOOI. AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEmNG OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, JULY 15, 2002 7:30 P.M. Englewood Civic Center • Council Chambers 1000 Englewood Parkway Englewood, CO 80110 1. Calltoorder. ?~v~ 2. Invocation. 3. Pledge of Allegiance. 4. Roll~I //-/ (~:'j{lLll/tU::...J 5. Minutes. IL; :i.. ~ ,Jr ,IJap.,. Wd'-tMftinutes from the Regular City Council Meeting of July 1, 200 l'leMe note: If you haw a ...a.ilty wl __,......,_.or---. plwe ._ 1M Qy oll -· uaa• (303-762-2405) at .... 41 .._.. ....... ., ....................... ,-. Englewood 0ty Council A July 15, 2002 Page2 10. c,,Afr t Agenda ~)}~ pproval of Ordinances on First Reading. . r i . •lecommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a (j or an ordinance approving an Agreement with the Centennial Water and Sanitation District for Temporary Lease and/or Re-Diversion of Reusable Return Flows of Water. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. b. Approval of Ordinances on Second Reading. (}1J.,!-33 i. Council Bill No. 31, approving the newly revised industrial discharge local limits. ii. tYJJJ-J:L_ Council Bill No. 32, 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 multi-family residential structures. (pjfJ-~ (}))I % iv. Council Bill No. 33, amending Tide 144 of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining f&> jail sentences for juveniles. Council Bill No. 34, accepting an easement agreement regarding the Regional Transportation District's Elati Maintenance Facility. c. Resolutions and Motions. i. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to approve, ~ewer Tap Agreement from OenMar LLC. also known as Parkridge M~ SOURCE: Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities. 11 . Regular Agenda. a. b . Appro~f Ordinances on First Reading. Appro~ of Ordinances on Second Reading. Reso~ons and Motions. ~ Recommendation from the Finaqc:e and Administrative Services D~ent t~ :U.W;;llf:::::!911~:::::::::-..~adopt a resolution extending the sole source contract with Neve's Uniforms for iform supplies . STAFF SOU~: k Gryslewicz, Director of Finance and c. inistratlve Servic:es. t -.....~7(-.l!:~_;.,~...ii.-...-«ecommendation from the Community Development Oepmment IO idopl a ,._/j_ f) resolution authorizing usignment of Englewood's 2002 Private Activity Bond r,;fT.. ~ ( Allocation to the Colorado Housing and Ananc:e Authority. STAFf sou1rc...u.o1, /J{f/JJ~~ ....... --. ~ Pleue note: If you haw a tllaliillty wl...,...., Ii*•---. ,a-..._ .. a,., lqf I M (JOJ.762-2405) .............. .._ .......................... ,... t • • Englewood City Council Agenda July 15, 2002 Pagel ~ l(!;JGeneral Discussion . a. Mayor's Choice. b . Council Members' Choice. 13. City Manager's Report. 14. The g minutes were trMSmitted to City Council between June 28 and July 11, 2002: • Enslewood Public Library Board meeting of May 4, 2002 Keep Englewood Beautiful meeting of June 4, 2002 Englewood Liquor Licensing Audlority rneetinl of June 5, 2002 Englewood Water and Sewer Board meeting of June 11, 2002 Englewood Parks and Recreadon Commission meeting of June 13, 2002 • Englewood Plannins and Zonins Commission meetlns of June 18, 2002 ...... --= lf,o11 .._ • ......, ....... ....., ... ...._, ,......., .. aa,.,, ' ... 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