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Home My WebLink About1996-10-21 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• • <. • .. .. 0 • OCTOBER 21, 1996 ORDINANCE 53, 54, 55 I . • 0 • 1 a2xl • • •, • <, \. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Octllla' 21, 1"6 I . Call•O'*" Tbc sqular meding o{the Eaglewood City <:ouncil WIS called IO order by Mayor Bums at 7 :45 p .m. 2. ._.._ 'J'bc iJMICllion WIS Ii-by Mayor Bums. 3. Tbc Pledge of Allegiance WIS led by Mayor Bums. 4 . RoUCall Present : Absent : A quorum WIS pracnl. Coua:il Mellllas lillha,ny, Clapp, Habcnicbt, Waggoner, Bums <:ouncil Members Wiggins. Vormittag Mayor Burns noted tbll <:ouncil Member Vormiaag called just before the Study Session and said that be bid -illneaes iD his family-the wedielld and be --S IO belp his parmlS and oould DOI be bcrc IOlligbl. Mayor Bums advised dull Council Member Wiggins is OUl o{ IOWD. Also pn:aeat: City Muqer Clut City AaorDey Brauman Allillaal IO die City Muqer Grace City Cledt Ellis Golf'Counc M-,er Bwpcr Din,ca Cilyglewicz, FiNIICial Scrvica Din,ca Eltel1y, Public Worts 5. Miata (a) COUNCIL MEM8Ea HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES Of 11R aEGULAll MEETING Of OCl'OHR 7, 1"6.. Ayes : Nays : Abllain: Mlleal: 6 . Sclu II lrll Vilieen Council Members lillhaMly. Habcnichl. w..-.-. Clapp Noac Mayore.r. c-il Mellllas Vormiaag. Wiggins .. I . I • Eqlewood City Coucil Odulter 21, 1996 Pqe2 0 • , . (a) There were no scheduled visitors. 7. N• 1ctrf I f Vllitan (a) Doyne R Halhaway Jr., 309S South Cberokcc Stn,ct. said he was present to talk to Council OIi the grouads m reopening the ilMlliplioa of wn,qdoing by Nerita Lou Hathaway. He stated tbal be bad a lcacr addraacd to Mayor Bums and, IQding from the lcacr. he asked that the lcUcr ~serve • my requaa that you reopen the ilMllipliOD aJllduclcd by John DiFalm m the adions of Rita Hathaway originally dODc by Sandi o.tcma, April m 1996. It is in my bdid that by the review of the aaached materials you will agrc,c this wiU be proper action." Mr. Hadiaway advised that be bas copies of -casllicr's cbecb elating mck 3/Bl9S to 4/18/9S which comes to the amount mS3,2SO.OO . He DOied that all mthecbecb arc dated 3/2/9S. Also, he said. there isa copy ma VISA Mastercard issued on the First Bak Card mOmaha aad be~ the ICICOlllll llWllber. Mr. Hadiaway staled that when he and Ms . Hathaway were diwnied, be took the Mastercard and she took the Visa card. He said that on S/3/93 this Visa WB taken by Ms. Hathaway and be bas proof showing that she bad paid that off once before and on 3/6/9S she paid off an _. r:1-$2.000. He stated be feels there is a problem here. He said he also has a 11atcment from the a,un m juvenile in which Ms. Halhaway clearly states that she was not living in her home• tbal time. He lad from the document stating that ~on August 9"'. I 99S after discovering that Raymond's~ evaluation recommended be be placed out ofbome. Mrs. Hathaway called this worker• IOCial IICrvioes rq,oniag that she -fcamal for her life aad -a walking target. Mrs. Hathaway WB ID afraid of her -and ex-bultland, both cbampion marksmen , that she bought a c:dlular phoac." Mr. Hadiaway Slated that an)i,ody can buy a c:dlular phoac. that they only cost a penny at Radio Shack. Mr. Hathaway said be has )'ct to rcocive a restraining order II this time. However, he maintained, be has been ~ over tbe held the last two years m said ICllraiaing orders. He said there is no such thing. Mr. Hathaway ooatinucd to lad from the Idler stating ~orders against the two and is DOI living in her own home." Mr. Hadiaway stated that he believes this is enough to reopc:n this. Mayor Bums advised Mr. Hathaway 1h11 be could submit the papcrwolt to the Clert and that the City would review the IIIIIICrial . Mr. Hathaway stated thll llc MJald like U __. in two MmS if pmsible, ID he could take funber action from ~-Mayor Bums acllOd dull ~ c:u 't give Ilia a dcltlline II this point. Mr. Hathaway repeated 1h11 be would like u -.11 leall in two WCICb. ifpmsible. Mayor Bums said all right . IClert '1 nocc : Mr. Hlllulwlly lllllmiaod tllc lcacr ..._., to Mayor Bums. two pages of bis bandwritlell 110CcS aad two aaila CIMlapcs llllded Visa,()aalia ud Cbild Support 94 -9S Paid 11arting 3N9S to4/18/9S.I I . (a) A prodt-ioe dcclariDg Satunlty, Cboba-26, 1996 • Amy Vu Dykea Dey in the City m Englewood -consaderod. Mayor Bums med llltl Ms . Vu Dykea won four gold medals et the s..m-Olympia lhis year in Allalu ud -really a l)'lllllol m the Olympic spirit. He l&tlCd that Ms . Ven Dykcn will be the Grud Manlltll oftllc Englewood P,rade oe Sllunlty. He invilcd cveryODC to c:ome IO the perede. COUNCIL MJ:M•ER HAaENICBT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A PROCL.UIA TION PROCIAIMINC OCTO•ER 26, "" AS AMY VAN DYKEN DAY IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. Ayes : Nays : Ablalt : COIIIICil Memben Hadi,qy. Htbeaicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums NC* COIIIICil Malllllers Vonaiaag. Wiggins ' ..... •. ., I . , • .,------------------~=------------ i:adewNII City Ceucil OdNer21, 1"' Patel Molion carried. • • (b) A prudama•ioo declaring !be momh of November, 1996 as Nl!iooal Hospice Month in !be City of Englewood -considered . COUNCIL MEDER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING THE MONTH or NOVEMBER, 1"' AS NATIONAL HOSPICE MONTH IN THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD. Molion carried. (C) CXJlllidered. Ayes : Council Members Ha!haway, lflbeoic:bt, Wagoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Ableul: Council Members Vormittag, Wiggins A rcaolutioa appointing Millc Dilalusb 10 !be Clclll. Groen and Proud Ovnrnimoo was Tbe rcaolu!ion -assipcd I number and rad by title; RESOUmON NO . 79, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLU'J10N APl'OINl1NO MIKE Dll.ATIJSH TO 11IE a.EAN, GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION FOR 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL MEDER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (c) -RESOLUTION NO. 7', SERIES OF 1"6. (d) aimidcred. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway. lflbeoic:bt, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Ablclll: Council Mclllbcn Vonaiaag. Wiggins TIie rcaolution -lllipcd I lllllllbc:r and rad by tide: llESOUJTION NO . IO. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLU'J10N APPOINTING DEAN HUFFAKER TO 11IE a.EAN, GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION FOR 11IE Cl1Y OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. COUNCIL IIUll8U BATIIAWAY MOYD, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APl'llOVE AGENDA rnM I(') -llDOUJTION NO. .. aalES 0, 1"6. Ayes : c.-il Mellllen lladilway, Habeaicll!, W...-,, Capp, Barlll Nays: ,._ Ablcat: C.-:il Mcallen Vonaiaag. Wiggins Molion carried. Mayor Burm pracatc,d I Catificate 111d City pill to Mr. Huffaker. (c) A rcaolution appoin1ing Carl Wclllcr to die l'lanllillg 111d l.oaiD& 0-million for die City ofEllglewood. c.olorado. TIie rcaollllion -aaigned I number 111d rad by tide: • . I . • Eaclewood City C..llcil Octeller 21. 19'6 .. , RESOLlTTJON NO. 81, SERIES OF 1996 • • ... A RESOLlTTION APPOINTING CARL WELKER TO 11fE PLANNING AND WNING COMMISSION FOR 11fE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (e) -RESOLUTION NO. II. SERIES OP 1"6. (f) coosidercd. Ayes : c.ouncil Members flllllaway, Habmidlt, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Ablmt: c.ouncil Members Vormillag. Wiggins A n:solulion appointing Shannon O 'Leary 10 the Englewood Public Libnuy Board was The n:solulion was assigned a number and read by tide: RESOUTllON NO. 82, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLlTllON APPOINTING SHANNON MARY O'LEARY TO 11fE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD FOR 11tE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (f} -RESOLUTION N0.12. SERIES OP 1"6. Ayes: Council Members Hathaway , Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Ablent Council Members Vormiuag, Wiggins Motioa carried. (g) A remllllioa appoioring Neil Neum 10 tbc Ultlan Ralewal Authority was DO( coosidercd • c.ouncil w adviml dial Mr.~ had da:liaed tbc appointmeol. (h) A l'CIOlulioe appoi•ing A. Gny Oart to tbc Was and Sewer Board was oonsiden:d. The remllllioa was allipcd a INlllila and read by title: RESOLtmON NO. 13, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLlTllON APPOINl1NG A . GRAY 0.ARK TO 11fE WATER AND SEWER BOARD FOR 11fE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. COUNCIL MEMaU HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (II) -RESOLUTION NO. IJ, SERIES OP 1"6. Ayes : Council Members flllllaway. Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Ablmt : c.ouncil Members Vonaillag. Wiggins Motioa carried. • •••• Mayor Bumi thanked all oftbc IDClllben oldie aJIIIIIIUllity who voluateen,cl 10 IICIVC OD our boards and commillioN and especially tbc people who were appoiated IODigbl. ' .... .. I . 0 • Ea&tewood City C-acil October 21, 1996 Pqe5 9. ..blk Hearillc • , . • No public hearing was scheduled before Council . 10. C--tAmaada COUNCO. MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (a) (I) THROUGH (Iv) ON FIRST READING. (a) Approve on First Reading (i) COUNCIL BILL NO. 56 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA1HAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AU11IORIZING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SOU11I ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT, SOU1l1GATE SANITATION DISTRICT, THE BOARD OF COUNrY COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE , WASTE MANAGEMENT OF COLORADO, INC ., AND 11iE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO AMENDING 11iE CURRENT WASTEWATER TRANSMISSION AGREEMENT . (ii) COUNCIL Bill. NO. S9 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA1HAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AlTIHORIZING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO ENTITLED AGREEMENT REGARDING FUNDING OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CITY-WIDE OlTTFAU. SYSTEMS PLANNING , ARAPAHOE COUNrY - AGREEMENT 96-08 .06 . (iii) COUNCIL BILL NO . S7. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA1HAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE At.mlOlllZJNG AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. UNITED STATES DEPAR1MENTOFTHE INTERIOR AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO ENTITLED U.S. DEPAR1MENT OF 11iE IN'mUOll U.S . GEOLOGICAL SURVEY JOlNTFUNDINO AOREEMEm'FOR WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS . (iv) COUNCIL Bill. NO. SB, INmODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA1HAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE At.mlOlllZJNG AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO ENTITLED INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT CONCERNING DRAINAGEWAY IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST HARV ARD GULCH IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . ARAPAHOE COUNIY . AGREEMENT 96-08 .09 . Ayes : Nays : Ablcnt : Motion carried. Council Members Halhaway. Habenicht, Waggoner. Clapp. Bums None Council Members Vormittag. Wiggins ' • . I. 0 • • ~. £a&lewNil City c..dl Octaller 21, 1"6 ... , COUNCIL MEM8ER BATRA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) (I) THROUGH (v) ON SECOND READING. (b) A..,.-OIi Seciond RcadiDg (i) ORDINANCE NO . 4S, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 49, INlllOOUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E S, CHAP11:R I, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S PERTAINING TO GENERAL LICENSE PROVISIONS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER I. (ii) ORDINANCE NO. 46, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. SO , INlllODUCED BY COUNCO.. MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E S, CHAP1ERS 2A, AND 28, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S PERTAINING TO AMUSEMENTS, PUBLIC DANCES AS WELL AS AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2, AND WHICH REMOVES AMUSEMENTS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 2S , SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO THE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAOO. (iii) ORDINANCE NO. 47, SERIESOF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . SI , INlllOOUCED BY COUNCO.. MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E S, CHAPTER 4, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S PERTAINING TO FOOD VENDORS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 4, AND WHICH REMOVES FOOD VENDORS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 2S, SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO THE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (iv) ORDINANCE NO. 41. SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . S2 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E S, CHAP11:R 12, SECTION I , OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S PERTAINING TO ARBORJST AND ENACTING A NEW CHAP1ER 14, AND WHKli REMOVES ARBOllJST FROM ORDINANCE NO. 2S , SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO THE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. M ORDINANCE NO . 49, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . SS. INlllOOUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ST A TE OF COLORADO AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, RELATING TO THE LAW ENFORCEMEm ASSISTANCE FUND (LEAF) PROGRAM . Ayes : Nays : Ablcnt: Motion carried. CouaciJ Members Hllblway , Habeaichl. Waaoacr . Clapp, Burm Nolle Council Mcmben Vonaiuag, Wiggins II . O~R111lliNlaN~ (a) A..,.-on Fi,. RcadiDg . ' .. I. 0 Ell&kwNd City C•acil Odakr 21.1"' ... , ,, • I • • ... COUNCIL MEMBER DATHA WAY MOVED. AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) (I) THROUGH (v) ON SECOND READING. {b) Approve Oil Second RA:adiDg (i) ORDINANCE NO . 45, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 49, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Tl11.E 5, CHAP1cR I, OF 11IE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO GENERAL LICENSE PROVISIONS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER I. (ii) ORDINANCE NO. 46, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. SO, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Tl11.E 5, CHAPTERS 2A, AND 28, OF 111E ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO AMUSEMENTS, PUBLIC DANCES AS WELL AS AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND RE-ENACTING A NEW OfAPTER 2, AND WHIOf REMOVES AMUSEMENTS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHIOf PERTAINS TO 111E MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (iii) ORDINANCE NO. 47, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 51 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Tl11.E 5, CHAP1cR 4, OF 11IE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO FOOD VENDORS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPIBR 4, AND WHICH REMOVES FOOD VENDORS FROM ORDINANCE NO . 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO 11IE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. (iv) ORDINANCE NO. 48, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 52. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Tl11.E 5, CHAP1cR 12, SECTION I , OF 111E ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO ARBORIST AND ENACTING A NEW CHAP1cR 14, AND WIUOf REMOVES ARBOIUST FROM ORDINANCE NO . 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO 11IE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. M ORDINANCE NO . 49, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 55, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN ll'nEROOVERNMENTAL CONTRACT BETWEEN 1HE STATE OF COLORADO AND 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, RELATING TO 111E LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE FUND (LEAF) PROGRAM . Ayes : Nays : Ablenl : Motion carried. Couacil Manbcrs Hathaway, Habeaichl. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nolle Council Members Vonniuag, Wiggins 11. Or6awa, 11ml dNe aN Mldelll (a) Approve on Finl Raiding • ... I . , • Ea&lewood City Council Occolier 21, 1996 Pqe7 • - (i) Golf Course Manager Burgener presented a recommendation from the Department or Parts and Rccreatioo to adopt a resolution adjusting fees for the Englewood Golf Course . He explained that they arc seeking a fee increase for 1997 and he would be glad lo answer any questions Council may have as lo the validity of these increases. He advised, as pan of the feasibility study on the expansion. that they Slated in theR. they should review fees every two years and this is the second year. In contacting Olher councs around the area they found that most of the golf courses review their fee stJUcturc C\'CI)' two years and see if any changes arc required. He said they feel this increase is ncccssary . Mayor Bums commeoled that he would guess that this keeps Englewood pretty compelitivc and probably a bargain . Mr. Burgener said that it does, that we arc at or below the avenge in most cases and considerably bdow the avera,c as far as resident fees arc concerned. Mayor Bums asked bow we did this year on the Pu 3 course. Mr . Burgener advised that it is doing real well, that he is real proud of the way it is doing. He said they arc somewhere in the neighborhood or a little over 12,000 rounds and they did not open until April 1•. He felt that was pretty good for the first year or operation. Mayor Burns commented that the course seems to be in good condition for a first year . Mr. Burgener agn:,cd that it is, that they have done a real nia: job with it. He IIOlc:d it is tribute to Dave Lee and his crew and also to the installation people, Dye and Associales . The resolution was assigned a number and read by title : RESOLlITION NO. 84, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLlITION ESTABLISHING AN ADJUS1MENT TO n1E ANNUAL FEES FOR n1E ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE . COUNCIL MEMBER WAGGONER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (l) • RESOLUTION NO. 14, SERIES OF 1"6. Ayes: Council Members Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Ci.pp. Burns Nays : None Absent : Council Members Vonnittag, Wiggins Motion carried. (ii) Dircclor Gryglewicz pralClltcd a mcommendati'JII from the Dcputmcot or Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Amuscmcnt LioellllCS and Certificaaes of Registration . He noted that Council just approwd, on second reading. the amusement license and took it out of the moraaorium. Included in the changes to that li<:.ensc, he explained, is that Council 5ds the fee by resolution. Tbis resolution does not change any of the fees from their prior levels . The application fee. which is paid in advance, is the only change . Council Member Habenichl questioned, where it talks about Itinerant Shows, whether that affects anything like our cona:rts in the put or the Plua. Dircclor Gryglewicz said no, that there is a definition of the ltineranl Shows in there and we have very few requesls for thole. Council Member Waggoner IIOlc:d that under Billiards and Pool there is a SS0 .00 fixed fee plus S2S.OO per lane per year. Dircclor Gtyglewicz said it lllould read per table . City Attorney Brotzman commented that the resolution states per table . Dircclor Gryglewicz poillled out that the Council Communication is incorrect, it is per table. Council Member Waggoner asked about the differeaces in the application fees, some arc SI0.00 and some arc SI 10 .00. Director Gryglewicz explained that the licenses for Amusement Arcade and Center and the Public Dance require a background check, so that c::ovcrs that COIi . That is why those arc SI 10.00. ' ..... • . .. I . --------------------------,.,-----------------------------,,,........,.--- • I l'I wwl City c..cil ...... 21,1"6 .... (. TIie raollllion was llSligned a number and read by title: RESOLlmON NO . as. SERIES OF 1996 • , . • A RESOLlmON ESTABLJSHINq FEES FOR AMUSEMENT LICENSES UNDER TITLE 5, OIAPTER 2, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 . COUNCIL UMaEll HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (II) • IIISOLUTION N0.15, SIIUll:S or 1"6. Ayes : Council Members Hadunway, Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Ablent : Council Members Vormittag. Wiggins Motioo carried. (iii) Director Gryglewicz pRSCRtcd a rccommcodation from the Department of Financial Seivices to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Food Dealers Licenses and Certificates of Rcgisllatioo. He explained thal this resolution establishes the fees for our Food Vendor -Streets and Siclcwalb, Food Vendor -Pub and ice cream vendors and these fees are set at ~ous levels. Council Member Halbaway notcd that they also added application fees to these that did ROI exist before. Dinx:IOr Gryglewicz uted that they actually did exist before and by putting the fee in all of the licenses they -able to llaDdardize throughout. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLlITION NO . 16, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLlITION ESTABLISHING FEES FOR FOOD VENDOR LICENSES UNDER Tlll.E 5, CHAP1'ER 4, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 . COUNCIL UMall:R WAGGONER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (iii) • IIISOLUTION NO. 16, SEIUll:S OF 1"6. Ayes: Council Members Halhaway, Habcllicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Absent: Council Members Vormittag. Wiggins Motion carried. (iv) Director Gryglewicz pracaled a ieconuneodalion from the Depanment of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for AltloriSl Licellles and Certificales of Rcgistration. He adviled this resolution alablilhes the fees for the Alborill liceme, wbic:h is set aa $50.00 per year, any fraction of a year, and the SI0.00 applicalion fee . He noted those fees are set at previous levels as well. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOl..lITION NO. 87, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLlITION ESTABLISHING FEES FOR ARBORIST LICENSES UNDER TITI..E 5. CHAPTER 14 , OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 . COUNCIL MEM8ER BA THAWA Y MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (Iv) -RESOLUTION NO. 17, SEIUll:S OF 1"6. Ayes : Council Members Halhaway, Habenicht. Wqgone,, Clapp, Bums Nays : None • I . ----------------------------.--------------------------------- • Ea&lewood City Cauacil Octoller 21, 1996 .• , Absent: Motion carried. • I• . ' • '· Council Members Vonnittag, Wiggins (v) Director Eslcrly presented a ra:onuneodation from the Department of Public Works to approve, by motion, the c::onstruction amtract for expansion of the Englewood Police and Fire Administralion Building which is also known as the Communications Center. He stated that staff m:iommends awarding the constnlClion contract to Ash and White Construction Company , in the amount ofS319,700.00. He noted that thean:hitectsestimate was $478,000.00 and we have come in well below the an:bitects estimate in this c:ase. He advised that they have reviewed the qualifications of the low bidder and they are nx:ommending that they award this amtract to them . Mayor Bums asked if it bas all the features that we wanted and why was the architect's so much higher than the bids. Director Eslcrly said be did not know. Council Member Habenicht asked if she is to understand that this is just for the expansion, remodeling of the building, the structure itself, that this bas nothing to do with the equipment. Director Eslerly stated that is right. that the only equipment inwlved here is some plumbing involved in some of the modifications, providing the electrical ciraaiUy and it does inslall a computer noor that bas a balanced ground system that goes with the future equipment. He pointed out that it does not include the actual comDMmicatioas equipment. Council Member Habenicbl asked if we have an estimate of the cost of that and when that will come . Director Eslcrly stated that be does not have that information, that be thought we were looking at alternatives that would lease the equipment rather than purchase it outright . So, be said, the duration of the lease would affect the local cost and the annual cost of that equipment . Council Member Habenicbl asked if this build OUl is ._,y for the inslallation of the 1ype of equipment that is nccdcd . Director Eslcrly explained tbal this build out is aeceswy to provide the physical space and elcctrical needs for the fullR equiplllClll ud IO deal with the bell load that would be generated by the fulure equipment. He said we are lalkiag aboul an iDcralc in tocal number of consoles tbal people can sit at and respond to. Council Member Habenicbl asked if this illCludes anydaing more than our c:ommunicatiom cen1cr upgrade. Director Esterly stated tbal it includes -office lpKIC, that goes along with that. for the llalJ and it includes DDC _.__ af ICpanbag l'ClllOOIDI and how the public, officers and CQfflnNIDicalors can Id into tllOle spaces. Council Member Habenicbl asked ifit pcovidel for any dlan,c in the lobby of the police llaUOII . Director Elterly staled that this in fact reduces the lobby a little bit and it does change the entry way going iDIO the lobby . COUNCIL MEMBER WAGGONER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPIIOVE A CONSTRUCllON CONTRACT IN THE AMOUNT or SJl9,'711.N TO ASH AND WRITE CONSTRUCllON COMPANY fflR THE CONSTRUCllON or ENGLEWOOD POLICE AND Pill ADMINISTRATION BUILDING EXPANSION AND REMODEL Ayes : Council Memben Hadulwly. Habeaicbt, Waggoner. Clapp. Bums Nays : None Abaeal: Council Memben Vorminag. Wiggins Motion carried . (b) AppnM on Second Reading (i) properties was considered . Council Bill No. 41 , approving the sale of six Project BUILD ' .. I. I • Ea&lcwood Chy Couacil October 21, 1996 Pace 10 <. • • ORDINANCE NO. 50, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 48, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA1HA WAY) AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SALE OF SIX PROPERTIES, WHICH WERE DEVELOPED FOR THE "BUILD" PROJECT, ON 1llE OPEN MARKET . COUNCIL MEMBER BATRA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (b) (I) -ORDINANCE NO. !IO, SERIES OF 1996. Mayor Bums explained that he would abstain from voting on this mauer. as he docs on all BUILD Project matters, because he is the chair of the Housing Authority and the Housing Authority administers this program . Ayes : Nays: Abstain: Absent: Motion carried. 12. Geaeral DilClllliN (a) Mayor's Clloicc Council Members Hathaway , Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp None Mayor Bums Council Members Vormittag, Wiggins I . Ma)W Buns --,ioNd tllll C\'U)'OIIC llearcl IOlligh& about the additional S 1.34 million in funds tllll llllve ._. alalded 6-die Faral Tnimit AdlBiaillnlOr 10 RID for the light rail line. 2. Ma,w a... i..-.. ewa,-e afdle Eastewood Fall Parade which is this Salurday. He nolcd tllll ~ 0-. -• die --.ic. Mayor Buras llalOd thal Mr. Gomes docs such a wonderful job of cw: ·ms 11111 ~ .. 0-. ia ~ IO Ma)W 8unl. adYilDII 11111 there are 117 units in the ..... ...,_... ... ~ v. Dykca is-apecial laMne in the parade . (11) C.-:11 ...._,.s Ooice (1) C-=ai Maailer Hadlaway ranillldcd C\'CIYOIIC thal the Malley Cenlcr 8az.aar aad die,....,. -c--at. for kl*, froa 5 :00 IO 1 :00. at the Recrealion Center will also be held on S...,, Ms ......,, .... ~ is a lac IINIII on Salunlay , that it will be a busy day in the City. ~ ....._ H*aidll llOIOd dieR is al111 a Friends af the Library Bake Sale and every year the EaglewDod Sllr*"5 11111d a ,-calle blakfast . Council Member Hathaway noted the pancake breakfast meads IO S..,, aad die 11111c ale will allO be lldd on Friday . (ii) Council Member Clapp: I . A reaollllion oppoling the paaqc af Amcadmeat No . 11 -considered. The resolution -mipat • number and rad by title : RESOLtmON NO . 11, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLtmON OPPOSING THE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT 11 IN lHE 1996 ELECTION WHICH IS A PROPOSAL TO SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY NONPROFIT AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO AD V ALOREM PROPERTY TAXATION . ' ..... • I . , • • • ·, • •. Ea&lewood City Couacll October 21, 1996 P .. 11 COUNCll. MEMBER CLAPP MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 12 (b) (U) (I) -RESOLUTION NO. II, SERIES OF 1996. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Absent : Council Members Vormittag, Wiggins Motion carried. 2 . A raolution supporting lhe lldop(ion m Amendmcot No . 16 WU consiclcrcd . The raolulion WU aaiped a number and raid by title : RESOLlTl'ION NO. 89, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLtmON SUPPORTING 1llE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT 16 IN 1llE 1996 ELECTION WHICH PROPOSES TO REFORM 1llE STRUcn.JRE OF 1llE STATE LAND BOARD AND WHICH BROADENS 1llE CONSTl1Ul10NAL MANDATE GOVERNING MILLIONS OF ACRES OF STATE-OWNED LANDS LOCATED TIIROUGHOUT COLORADO . COUNCIL MEMBER CLAPP MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 12 (b) (U) (2) -RESOLUTION N0.19, SERIES OF 1996. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Absent: Council Members Vormittag, Wiggins Motion carried. (Clcrt 's note: This item appears on lhe Agenda as llem 12 (b) (i). I ••••• COUNCll. MEDER BAaENICBT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, THAT COUNCll. TAKE A POSfflON IN OPPOSfflON TO AMENDMENT 11 Ayes : Council Members Hadlaway, Habcaicbl. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Allleni: Council Members Vormitlag. Wigias Motion carried. Council Member Halhaway IUgellCd, in lieu man Ktual iaolutioa. lhal Council draft • letter Wider Mayor Bums' sipalure ltaling Council's oppolilion and._. lhe leaa 10 CML. DRCOG and lhe oppolitioa group. COUNCll. MEMBER BA TBA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, THAT COUNCIL DllAFT A LETl'ER, UNDER MAYOR auRNS' SIGNA11JH, REPRESENTING COUNCll.'S VOTE IN OPPOSfflON TO AMENDMENT IJ AND TO SEND IT TO THE APPROPRIATE PARTIES. Motion carried. Ayes : Nays : Absent : Council Members Halhaway. Habenicht , Waggoner, Clapp, Bums None Council Members Vorminag, Wiggins (iii) Council Member Waggoner llaed lllal. balal upon Council's dilCUISion this cwning al lhe lludy eaioD. be would lib IO tee lhe City Mamp'1 offl<lc OOlllacl EDDA and lhe Chamber m Commerce and tee if Ibey aR indeed illlenlleCl ia foraiq a committee 10 wort '°ldbcr 10 ' I. , • Ea&lewood City Cauacil Octoller 21, 1996 Pate 12 • • \, further the progress of Englewood within the area, working in harmony. rather than at odds, in order to achieve a better community for our citizens. Mayor Bums said he fully supports Council Member Waggoner's suggestion, that wc don't know where it is going to take us. but it is a good swt. Council Member Waggoner noted be left the Ulban Renewal Authority out of there, as he did not think they were quite at the point yet where they need to be involved . Mr. Waggoner opined that EDDA, the Chamber of Commerce and the City of Englewood have a lot more in common as far as the development of the community and the roads we want to cross or pursue at the prelCllt time . So, be said. he has left the Ulban Renewal Authority out of there until a future time . Mayor Bums stated he would urge the new body to bring the Ulben Renewal Authority into a dilCUISion if it is appropriate as they go along and if they became: more active it might be wise to include them on the committee also, but he felt we should certainly communicate with them. Council Member Waggoner agreed. (iv) Council Member Habenicht : I . She stated that, as the Council liaison to the Libnuy Board, she wanted to report that at the last Board meeting they discuaed the budget. the capital illlpffl\'CIIIClt budget and the like. One item that came up, that all the Library Board members expressed concern about. in the Capital Improvement Budget. was the installation of sprinklers in the Libnuy. Several Board members. she advised, indicated that they were aware that other libraries have different kinds of dry fire pm,ention methods. She said there was a great deal of cooccm at the amount of water clamaF that oould occur. Ms . Hathaway noted that the Libnuy Director indic:ated be has been usuml that this would be the kind of thing that would just be sort of spot sprinkling. However, she said. she would like to sec us look at what the state of the an is and what the cos& would be to do some son of dry kind of fire sprinkling. Mayor Bums said he agrecd, that there is an awful lot of combustible material in the library and there could be a tremendous amount of water clamaF in there if there was a sprinkler system . 2 . She advised that she had a call from a citizen in the Scenic View area who said she had heard a rumor that the Tejon station was clolod or was not being utilil!CCI. Ms . Hathaway told her she had not heard anything to that affect. but lhal she would certainly ask and verify that wc are still operating out of the Tejon station . Ms. Hlbeaicht asked if that is correct. City Manager Clark stated that it is . 13 . CityM ...... ,...., (a) City Manager Cla,\ refem,d Council to the Cinderella City Activity Report, dated last Thursday, and the lalcll pnlll'CII chan oa the rba.111liog. which were includod in Council 's packet. He stated he did not have much to highlight on that. but that he did add some items that were relalcd to the project. He advilcd Council they would provide these on the Council agenda at their regular meeting every two weeks . (b) City Manager Clark recommended that Council go into Executive Session immediately following the regular City Council meeting to discuss two real estate matters. ( c) City Manager Clark advised he has decided to attend the National League of Cities Annual Conference on Decembers•. 9"' and 10•. He said he did not know if any members of Council were interested in going. Council Member Hathaway asked if that is the San Antonio one. Mr. Clark said it is and that he was able to find S 16S.OO round trip airfuc, but he has to go to Colorado Springs. He commented that it is actually just about u eoooomical u going to some of our local and regional meetings on the wcstem slope or some ' .... I b&iewood City C-61 Odaller 21, 19'6 ••• 3 • • of the IIIIIWltain towns. He poinled out the .,. is a study session night, so they can play it by ear whether they waal to IO allead and line it, depending on bow many people decide IO go the Conference. c.ouacil Member Hadunny lllbd if they are abady ... the regisUaljon dale for the cheaper rates. City MaaF' Clut adviled that they line mi-a one c:lleaper rate and be thought the rqistration stayS as is ualil the CGllfenmcc starts and then it bumps up again . ••••• COUNCO. IDM81tR HATHAWAY MOVED, AND ff WAS SltCONDED, FOR COUNCU.. TO GO INTO EUCUnVE SESSION IMMDIATELY JOU.OWING THE REGULAR CITY COUNCO. IDETING TO DISCUSS TWO UAL l:STATE MA'ITERS. Ayes : Council Membcn Hadiaway, Hllleaicht, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None Abaent: Council Members Vormittag. Wiggins 14 . City .MeerNy'• Repert City Aaoney ~ did DIil haw any maaen to bring before Council. 15. Mjea,-t COUNCO. IDMalUl WAGGONER MOVED TO ADJOURN . The meeting adjourned at 8:28 p .m . ~_dfu; ~ .. I ,-----------~--------------~- • • 1 . 2. • • ... AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 21, 1996 Call to order. f"/ :c/5-~ Invocation. ~ 7:30P.M. 3. Pledge of Allegiance . ~- 5. Minutes. I~ L/.-1 a. M~~utes from the Regular City Council Meeting of October 7, 1996. ~Mh v-r!"'"(f&rl,.,IJ: 8a.l!AISJ .. -~ --~ 7/ 6 . Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) % 7. Non-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to five minutes.) a.. [}f)'/AJ /!. H 1,r,,A-1/ry 8. Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. of!J.5-D a. Proclamation declaring 5"tdJ!~· Ocitot:* 28, 1998 as A-, Van Dylian Dey in the City of Englewood. ~ b . "ff45-0 ~~5~ Proclamation declaring the month of Novembef, 1198 as Holplce Month.~ A resolution appointi~~ ~J~u~s~ to the Englewood, Clean, Green, and Proud Commission . ,.,---, . tO. Ji. m d. A resolution ~~inti'f.uDe~ ~~~~~ to the Englewood, Clean , Green, and /v.4,l~«,1""'45-0 Proud Comm1ss1on . tv ~ I), •• JI. <1/ e . A reso~ut~on •r;t:i:,.~ :.~ ":'elker to the Englewood Planning and Zoning ~ O Pff>d5-£J:.omm1111on. 1 Y~ ' • • . .. I. I -------------------------------------------------------: City Council Agend. October 21, 1996 Pap2 • • ~~f. 5-0 A resolu ion appointing Shannon O'Leary to the Englewood Public Library Board. g. A resoluti~ing Neil Neum1mn to the Englewood Urban Renewal ~ IHI<. NUIJMAIAJ /J£&/l,/t..l) 111£ ltl,btAl,MeJJT f!i.u;=. !!> h . ~5-0 A resolu ·on appointing A. Gray Clark to the Englewood Water and Sewer Board. 9. Public Hearing. (None scheduled) ff 10. Consent Agenda. fJp/;d5-0 ~~~"o /()4.1/J~(/,;J ~i. ii. el,/-6? iii. l/!J:5f iv. Recommendation from the Utilities Depanment to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving amendments to the Wastewater Transmission Agreement. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonde, Director of Utilities. Recommendation from the Depanment of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for a study to determine flood reduction recommendations. STAFF SOURCE: Chartes Esterly, DINctor of Public Works. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to edopt a bill for an ordinance approving a Joint Funding Agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey for the Gaging Station at Union Avenue and South Platte River. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Director of UtlldN Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for drainageway improvements to West Han,ard Gulch. STAFF SOURCE: ctwle9 Eate,ty, Director of Pubic Works. 5'-0 ~~~~~v~ ~eading. /0 /nJ) /Jr,~ 1( V) tiff>' ''~~uncil Bill No. ~t~ection of the Engl;~ Municipal M ~ .J / J,,,-Code penaining to General Licensing provisions, and removing this • f/ lfA-'1-::, section from the licensing moratorium . Council Bill 50, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code penaining to Amusement licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. Plwe ...er. H you haw•......,_, ...a aialiary _. •---. ..... llllllfy .. Cllyel f 8' aNd(762-MIS)al ._. '8 houri In advance of when_._ .......... ..._.,.... ... I . , ,City Council Agend.i October 21, 1996 Page 3 0 • Council Bill No. 51 , amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Food Dealer licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. gl'?j-/1-tJ-f iv. Council Bill No . 52, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Arborist licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. Council Bill No . 55, approving a contract with the Colorado Department of Transportation for Law Enforcement Assistance Fund ILEAFI grant funding . 11 . Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. a. Approve on First Reading. resolution adjusting fees for the Englewood Gol}J.~u~se. STAFF It i. Recommendation from the Department of Parks and Recreation to adopt a d5-0 SOURCE: Bob Burgener, Golf Course M...,,_.//'P-f~ b . Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Amusements Licenses and Certificates of Registrati~~' ~~U 1 ~CE: Frank Gryglewlcz, Dnctor of financial s.vicn., '~'r} Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Food Dealers Licenses and Certificates of Registratill~~SJ;'~: Frank Gryglewlcz, Dnctor of financial Services, V V v.-tfJ_v•--- iv . Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Arborists Licenses and Certificates of Registratio~S~ ,~':;}~;E: Frank Gryglewlcz, Dnctor of Finenc:ial Servlcn. 1·~7_ v . Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to approve, by motion, the construction contract for expansion of the Communications Center at Safety Services . Staff recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder , Ash and White Construction Company, in the amount of $319,7q<?p0. STAFF SOURCE: CharlN Eaterty, Dnctor of Public Worlls .{)1)~ Approve on SecoW Reading . tJt d JJ q) i. Council Bill No. 48, approving the sale of six Project BUILD pr~ ~f'd t/-j AGA-!JJ· Ba~ ,.._ note: If you hllVlt a tlallllly wl .... ...., _.or_..., ..... lllllfy .. Clly el E.. 11• (71N4e5) II ._. ahaun lnadwanceol ..... ..._ .. ....._ n..llyou. I • City Council Aaenm October 21, 1996 ..... 12. General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. ·~ ,. • • .. /), b. Council Members' Choice. ~#-88'-0ff1,f3-0 R_f;.S(JUJ.ntJiJ OPPOYJ.)9 f~ Ol=A-M/3/JIJAtfAJr No. II ~!'J-#J~!3tJ'olution supporting the adoption of Amendment No.~ ~ 13. City Manager's Report. a. Cinderella City Status Report. Recommendation to go into Executive Session immediately follo~~uu,~,.. regular City Council meeting to discuss two real estate matters., • ~ 14. City Attorney's Report. Adjo"'':"'"'~ The following minutes were transmitted to City Council between 10/04/96-10/17/96: • Englewood Cultural Arts Commission meeting of September 4, 1996 • Englewood Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of September 4, 1996 • Englewood Public Library Board meeting of September 10, 1996 • Englewood Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of August 14, 1996 dfpi5-tJ dffl,5-0 ..._ INllr. N ,-...._ a llllNlly..a .... ...., .............. llllllfy .. Clly., I -adOU-MIS)al .............. .._. .................. n..11,-. • ' , I . • 0 1 32xl ,----~---------------------··---~-----------------~------'""11".-,- ' ' 1. 2. 3 . 4. 5. 0 t• • .. AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 21, 1996 7:30P.M. Call to order. f"J ;~ ;,,,v.-, Invocation. ~ Pledge of Allegiance. ~ Minutes. ~ 4-1 a. M!'utes from the Regular City Council Meeting of October 7, 1996. ~.Mh "'rr"(~IJ: 8W5J .. ·--~ 7/ 6 . Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) % 7 . Non-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to five minutes.I a.. OIIIAJ~ HlrllA~lry 8 . Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. 6fr,>i.5-0 a. Proclamation declaring 5"!..rdJ!Y_· ()qt~ 26, 1999 as Amy Van Dykan Dey in the City of Englewood. ~ b. dff'5-0 ~~5~ Proclamation declwing the month of November, 1996 u Hoeploe Mondi.~ A resolution appointi~!; ~~~u.'~ to the Englewood, Clean, Green, end Proud Commission . ,.,~ . /J. IL f'Y'I d . A resolution ~inti'?uDe.:t' ~~~~ to the Englewood, Clean, Green, end /U.41~ «/'i'!J'5-0 Proud Comm1111on. ,v ~ I) •• ~_11. <1/ e . A reso~ut~on ep/.:i':,.~ ~~ ~elker to the Englewood Planning and Zoning ,:.uu,r o llf!Jd'5-tJ:,omm1111on . 1 Y~ .... • •. I· 0 • City Council Agencu October 21, 1996 Pap2 ~~f. r,-5-o g. 0 • A resolu ion appointing Shannon O'Leary to the Englewood Public Library Board. A resolut~ing Neil Neumpnn to the Englewood Urban Renewal ~ M.!l. Nk/1'.A-AJAJ !JB!UA/t.l) 111£ h!,blAliM!!AJT A resolul~fP:!~~~~Gray Clark to the Englewood Water and Sewer Board./V~ • 9. Public Hearing. (None scheduled) ,,R- llnM/5-0 ,o.fth;;;::;,.d~~M..I J b:!. /() tfJ/J ±iJu..,, JA (/If) 7'r" . 'a".'-'Approt, on First ReadiJT .,.,v_.. () -~--,· ii. UJr.67 iii. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving amendments to the Wastewater Transmission Agreement. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Director of Utlhiea. Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for a study to determine flood reduction recommendations . STAFF SOURCE: Charles Esterly, Director of Pubic WOftls. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving a Joint Funding Agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey for the Gaging Station at Union Avenue and South Platte River. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Director of Utlldn Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for drainageway improvements to Welt Harvard Gulch. STAFF SOURCE: Charles Esterly, Director of Pubic WOftla. '5-0 ~ve~eading. /O/,(/)~ (V) df'P' i . ~uncil Bill No .~ ~ion of the Eng~ Municipal ,+\ J .j J f ,,-Code pertaining to General Licensing provisions, and removing this f/ "'-'1"'::> section from the licensing moratorium. Council Bill 50. amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Amusement licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. ( ,.._ Mir. If you haw a tlllllalty wl wd _., _. ar---. ,._ IIOdfy .. City el •wl• 0011 (762-MIS) al ............... .._ .......... _ ....... n..,-. • ... •. ' I • C -----------------~-------,.,---------------------------------- .. • City Council Apnm October 21, 1996 Pagel IJ'lJ+t/-'1 iii. {)Ul4i v. 0 • Council Bill No. 51, amending the see1ion of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Food Dealer licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. Council Bill No. 52, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Arborist licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. Council Bill No. 55, approving a contrae1 with the Colorado Department of Transportation for Law Enforcement Assistance Fund ILEAFI grant funding. 11 . Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. a. Approve on First Reading. b. Recommendation from the Department of Parks and Recreation to adopt a resolution adjusting fees for the Englewood Golf ourse. STAFF SOURCE: Bob Burgener, Golf CourH Manager. Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Amusements Licenses and Certificates of Registrati~~, ~~CE: Frank Gryglewlcz, Director of Financial ...... ,,~'r} Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution establishing fees for Food Dealers Licenses and Certificates of Registrati°JJJ~s;'t~CE: Frank Gryglewlcz. Director of Flnalc:illl Servic:ea. V V V-~.,,--- iv. Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a v. resolution establishing fees for Arborists Licenses and Certificates of Registratio~S~ ,~~: Frank Gryglewlcz, Director of Financial ...... 1·~7_ Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to approve, by motion , the construe1ion contrae1 for expansion of the Communications Center at Safety Services. Staff recommends awarding the bid to the low bidder, Ash and White Construe1ion Company, in the amount of $319,79(?,00. STAFF SOURCE: ClwlN &tarty, Director of Pubic Warila.//()~ Approve on Seco~Reading. bt, d /fl) i. Council Bill No. 48, approving the sale of six Projee1 BUILD pro~ ~ t/-( A&rn,,;. ~ Plwe note: If yo11 line a......, wl __. _..,_.•---. ..... ....,, .. Cly el 11 ....... (70-2415) 11 .... "houn In---· ..... ...__ ....... n..,-. ... I City Council Apnda October 21, 1996 , •. 12. General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. • • /au;J..'818' -b~05"..o MR.~r.ac;;aAJ t>Pl'~J.Jf, f~ !)t= AMeAJbMPAlt N(J;_ // ~gr,/-#'5"~tfolution supporting the adoption of Amendment No.~ ~ City Manager's Repon. a. Cinderella City Status Report. AJOn.J~ .... ob. Recommendation to go into Executive Session immediately follo=uU1....-,r 7 · regular City Council meeting to discuss two real estate matters., • ~ 14. City Attorney's Report. Adjo,,.=ent.~ The following minutes were transmitted to City Council between 10/04/96-10/17/96: • Englewood Cultural Arts Commission meeting of September 4, 1996 • Englewood Planning and Zoning Commiuion meeting of September 4, 1996 • Englewood Public Library Board meeting of September 10, 1996 • Englewood Board of Adjustment and Appeals meeting of August 14, 1996 'ff'5-IJ "fpt5-0 ...... .... If,.. ....... 4lllllllty wl .... ....., ............. llllllfy .. City.,' .. • .. (712-MIS} .. ............................ _ .............. ,... • 0 ., I . ,--------------------~-- . " • . . PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER AGENDA ITEM 7 NOfMICHEDULED VISITORS DATE: OCTOBER 21, 1196 " NON-SCHEDULED VISITORS MAY SPEAK FOR A MAXIMUM OF FNE MINUTES. EACH PERSON SHOULD SIGN THIS PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER, STATING NAME, ADDRESS, AND TOPIC OF COMMENT. PLEASE PRINT NAME TOPIC .. I . , • • l• • '· 5 A ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCO. ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Oct*r 7, 1"6 l. c.1 .. 0... 'Ille regular meelilt& oldie J!..i-,ael City Couacil WII called to order by Mayor Pro Tan Hll,eaicllt It 7 :30p.m. 2. 11n r•iee 3. l'WlftlAa.- 'llle Pledle of AUepace was led by Mayor Pro Tan Hlllenicllt. 4. ...Cal Prelenl: Couacil Membcn Hadlaway, Clipp, Wiaim, Hlbalidal, Vormittag. w...-, Mani: Mayor Bllrm A quorum WII praeat. Alll, praeal: Cily M-,er Clait City..., 8- Allillul ID die City Mal,er Grice City an Ellis ...... Spec:illllt Nelder ...... ,iullce Spedllill ~ Dille.tar e..ty, N1tic: Wolb M-,ers-p...~IM...._Det"CI F I 7 Dille.tar Grypwicz. Piaacial 5er¥ica (a) COUNCO. JIIDIKa BATBAWAY IIOVD, AND IT WAS ISCONDD, TO AfftOVE TBE MJNUnS Of TBE UGULAll MU11NG Of IDTDDD 16, 1"6. A,ea : CCIUlldl Mmbell Hadiaway, V ...... w--.11111 ic:tns, w...-,,a.,, Nays : Na. MIian: Mayor BurM COUNCO. IIDDD BATBAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS IKCONDED, TO AfftOVE TBE MINUTES Of TBE snclAL MEETING Of DP'l'DDD JJ, 1"6. A,ea : CCIUlldl Mmbell Hatlllway, V ...... W--. lflllaliclll. w...,.,, Clapp '' •. I . 0 1 32xl -----------------------·-----~-----------------------.---., • Easkwood City Couacll October 7, 1996 Pqe2 Nays : Ablent : Motion c:arriecl . 6. Sclml•led Vill1on None MayorBurns 0 • I • (a) era Mac Marter, Exec:utivc Diffdor of Columbine Knolls Parts and Rccrcation Dillricl praented to Allllin Gomes and Steve Neyer, Chair and Vice Chair of Englewood's Parts and RemalioD O!mmillion, die CPRA (c.olcndo Parks and RecralioD Aaocillioo) citalion award for their years of ICrVice oa die Eaglewood Parks and Recreaaioo Commillioa . She DOCed that these two men have lbared die Chair ud Vice Chair lole for die put tMlve years. that they have provided leadership for the other Commillioa members, illpul for their fellow citizens and have gi"YCD countless hours of their time and )'CIIS of dediclled ICIVice . Holwcwr, Ms . Marter lllled. that is not really why they were nominated by a citizen of EagJewood for this award. For one thing. she pointed out. the citation award requires a nominalioA from a citizen of the ClOIIUllunity and the award is a recognition of oulSWlding service to parks and ~ witllin our State. She advised it is a highly coveted award and they deserve it. Ms . Marker stated that they were nomiaated for the personal oommitment they have made to put die pride and back home feeling in Englewood. Colorado. Both of these men. she noted, feel llnlllgly that community involvement and a sense of identity is what makes a city like Englewood worth living in . So. she conunented, they cleciclcd to bring some of the traditions back. Steve Neyer decided IC\oenl years ago that Englewood needed to rmve or crea1e a Christmas lighting CXIIIICSI . She said that be set it up , advertised it. got the prizes donated and got it judged. The c::ontest is now in its sixth year and the IUeell of Englewood, she Slated. arc a delight al Christmas and this propam bas spumd many, many a homeowner to go that extra mp. Ms . Marker advised that Allllin Gomes took oa the founh of July celebration. as costs and competition had forced the City to forego this c:elcbration for many years . She aid that Mr . Gomes made all the rest of us volulllocr aloag with his entm family . He eodod up puaing on a 1994 founh or July celebration. which was named one of die three best in the IIICln> area by die press. on a lboesaring budget. She advised Mr . Gomes and Mr. Neyer MrC both illlUWDelltal in forming Englewood's new Cultural Ans CommiJsion and both have been 1111111& supporters of the Englewood IIWIIIIICr Imler program which sells out evesy year . Additioaally, she noted, Mr. Gomes bas recently laken oa die Englewood Parade and Mr . Neyer bas helped a new youth foodllll leque form . She pointed out thal Mr. Gomes was named Eqle,wood's Citiz.ell of the Year for 1996 for bis wort with the Commission and that they both help OUl and do volunteer WOil for many, many other aclivities in the ~ty. She opined that it is easy to IClle your identity wbeD you arc livin& in the slladcM' of Den\'a, but in Eqlewood we all "-that we li\'C in a '-'ctown. She remarked that the dl'orts made by these two men promise and then deliver that feelina for thousands or Englewood residents who sit oa the cwt, of Broadway and cheer the local schools in the NoYember parade, who WIICh their kids oa the aage of the Englewood High School and who dmc the lll'eelS of Englewood al Christmas wonderin& wbich of their neighbors won that prize this year . She stated tbal Mr . Gomes and Mr . Neyer have made a very real, lasting contribution to the citizens of Englewood through their WOil oa the Eaglewood Parks and Recn:ation Commission and tbal they arc UUly daervina of the CPRA citalion award. She said it is a pleuwe to give them the award and also to say thanks to Jerrell Black the Director of Parts and Recratioa and Carolyn Armstrong. who was the IIClminalor ud is a very valued penon in our society as well as in the community . She offered her conpatulations to Mr. Gomes ud Mr. Neyer. Mr . Gomes thanked CPRA for this honor and Carolyn Armllnln& for lllc:kin& her neck out and nomina&ina them . He said be would al10 like to thank Jenell Black for bis lcadenbip in the Parks Department. He commented that be cannot lake cn,dit alone for everythina that -said becaUle without his 11uc Sheila behind him. to give him the moral support. be could not do it. He llaled 1h11 she is one beck of. nice lady . I . • Eastewood City Ca.llcil Odoller 7, 1996 Pqel 0 I• • Mr. Neyer &aid that when be wu fint advised of this award be did not understand the significance of it and when Jenell Black called him be said. very honesdy, be told him that wu nice . He &aid Mr. Black oft'ered to put be and his wife up for the night and give them dinner, which be !bought was a good reason to go . So be &aid that is bow they got up to Estes Park. Mr. Neyer uted that it wasn't until be spent the night with professioaal recraaton that be really Ulldenmod the lipiflcance of this. He said that to be in the same room. let alone the same propam, of-of the people that wae receiving lifetime achiewment awards -UUly a lhrill. He noted that perhaps the big.est feeling -wben they were presented the award. Mr. Neyer poillled out that it is DIil presented to either oae oftbem, but to the Englewood Reaalion Commission He llid. in apcakina for bolb of them, that they ue ewatially extensions of that Commission . Mr. Neyer noted that they do the same IOlt of things that ftClybody dse OD that Commission does. He reileraled that the award WU made out to the Englewood Recreation Commission. Mayor Pro Tem Habenic:ht. on behalf' of Cauncil, oft'ered their coagratulatioll tbaalied them for their 11:rvice to the community and to the Parks and Recreation Commission . Sbe said they ue very proud of them and that they have done an honor to the Commission and the City . (b) Ann Nabbo1z. Chairman of the Englewood Clean, Green and Proud (COP) Commission, &aid that she hoped that Council bad receMd, in their packets. the letter lldviliq of the Commissions projects for this lasl year. She poillled out that they took away Good Neigllbor Days and Waste Management ha conlribuled SI0,000 towards that dl'on. saving the City approximaldy upwards of $80,000 a year . Ms. Nabbolz advised they work towards tryioa to keep the alleys clean, that they have a new project on board, an alley dean-up that is ICbeduled this month . She noted that they have orpnized many and solicited funds and volunteers this year . Ms. Nabbolz advised tbat they have bad five ....,r oommunity projects within the lasl year and the Commission is in their lixtb year of-'ung with this oommunity . She thanked everyone who was involwd in aetling this Commission ll.lnal with the vision six years ago . Ms. Nabbolz explained that they need IOllle financial blckin& al this point. She pointed out that they received SI0,000 from Safely Kleen, for the boulebolcl bazarclous WIIIIC round-up, in the beginning. This year. she noted. Safely Kleen and the Fire I>epanamlt helped them, as well as City money . Ms . Nabbolz 11111111 tbat this year, llr die ftnl lime. they callec:led c:o,payW. 'Ille CC>119)'111CDts exclCIDded wbal tlley 11a11 i...-a of people. 11111 tlley llad ....-. a S5 .00 co-pay . SIie lldviled that a 55 gallon drum of ...S oil c:aa Cllll llflllOllimllel Sl,000 to dalpole of ud S500.00 to 1111 it. 'Ille c:unent rate lllll we IIIYC -is Sl00.00. SIie 1111111111111 die I.ell a. Tn Colledioll ii camin& up and dial they ooordillale tbat _. die Cily of~ 811d die COil ii Sl.00 per tire. SIie said tlley are allo paring up, IW1in& in J-,, 81111 Ftllnay, llr tlleir .....a Eapwood Glad Bla·A·Tboa. Ms. Nabbolz noted a lot of ICbool kids weft illvolYed ill il this year 81111 11111 tlley w..-1 to cmpbasitt educ:alion and bringing the c-ission -illlo die cxaaaaity aad -*ma it a pal1alllllip '*-die citizens and this Commission . Slie said they fed that die ClOlmNlllily bcDcftU 6-this Commission. SIie uted that upon oompletion of their 1996 activitia. dlcy IIR under die IIIIIIIRlla. and tlley pay a lmlllbenbip to Keep America Beautiful ofS200.00. Slie said tbal for-, SI.OOof-local ,-niment 1upp111t pven to COP, Sl.00 worth ofbenefits llR IIIUnled to -aJalallllity. Slie poillled out tbat they have bad their fund nisen, gleaned lhdl' from Good Neipbor Days and bad a pra,e lalc. and jusl finilbed their Golf Tournament. Ms. Nabbolz lldviled tbat a& this point in time die Cc-mission ~ like to request of the City of Englewood fundiq in the amoun& of SI 1,525 .00. Slie said 111c ~ appnciale Cauncil '1 oonsidentioo of this request . Mayor Pro Tem Habenicht tbanbd Ms . Nabbolz b lier pr Mioe 81111 requesa . She aid it is her undentanding that Council will Cllllli-to talk about die a.._ al die aext h lludy .aiOIII and perhaps they would like to add this to tlleir a,eada. I· C • • .,....------------------~----------- East-ood City Couacll October 7, 1996 Pase, 0 • Council Member Hathaway requested that Council look at what they have historically funded the Commission at. She pointed out that Council did. at one point in time, fund a full-time position, which is now a part-time position. Perhaps, she said, they might want IO look at continuing that funding in the CICIIII. Green and Proud Commission tyllffll. Nol .-riJy for a position, but for the programs. which she pointed out is what KAB (Koep America Beautiful) is designed for anyway. She commented that she applauds the dl'ons of the current Clean, Green and Proud Commission Chainnan and the Commission in the fatt that they are doing the other things that KAB n,quira. tbat they uy to enlist as many neighborhood buli-as they can and things like tbat. She llatcd that it is not easy getting a buck out of some of thclc pcaplc, that it is \'CIY difficult. like pullilla teeth. In fact, sbc Aid. she thinks that the job she and Susan Van Dyke bad initially-\'Cl)' cuy, boc:aulc they were approached by Waste Management rA Colorado akin& what they a,uld do for us. Ms. Hatbaway aid they told them that there was the matter of the $2,000.00 initiation fee and Waste Managemenc wrutc the check. She noted it has been difficult for the Commillion sinc:,c tbat point. She rcitenled tbat sbc applauds the Commission's efforts and llatcd tbat Council should look • the hillorical fundiDg IO NC if they can continue the funding at least to that lcYcl, which she felt wu only approprialc and would not leave the Commission out on a limb . (C) Brian Buzby, Policy Direcsor for Citizens to Saw Colorado's Public Trust Lands, said he WIDled to live a \'Cl)' quick bacqruund on Amendment 16 which is on the state-wide ballot this year and deals with the Slate's Trust Lands. This is an issue that they 1CJ1 stancd on about a year ago, he advised. and this was one of the tap ten n=commcadllions tbat came out of Govcmor Romcr's Sman G""'111 Procas. He aid tbat -one of tbc things tbat impralCld them the most wu that this was cilil.ens Kn111 the SIIIC comiD& OUI and -of tbc bigal COIIClel'al tbat they were seeing. as far as the P"1h in Colondo, -the loa of-of lbcir open lp8ClC anas tbat they valued, for the quality of life and for railiD& their childml. Mr. Buzby aid they have -.ked and built a coalition of education groups, a kll of local officials. CIIYinJameDlal 1ft111111 and 1luliMa leaden Knlll the SlalC to put this issue in fronl of VOlelS. He Died this land -pwn to us in 1176 1Wllal M became a S&atc and our Constitution says -need to 111e this land to maximize rcvcmK. At dlll poilll dlis land was .-cl • tbc main IOUltC of income for our public school system. wllic:ll was jllll lllliJll mnocl. He aid tllat -haw -been aecina a 1oc of this land beina IOld for deYdopacDl .....-. wllelw ill tbc pa11 the land wu historically .-cl for agriaaltural and craziDI lcws. Addilioully, a lal of cilia wl -icipalitics a well would lcale this land to 111e for hikiD1 or bikilla trails ad c:iliaa Mft llemmiaa CDIICefllOd about propoet sales ofthclc lands, bul because our Cllallillllicll! ays dlll ,-.... ID mximizc l'C\'CIIUC they MrcD 't Ible to have their voice hcud on this issue . It • .... • iallC dial a loc of educllon llavc been c:onccmed about as well, because a loc oftiaa land Mil be pal 11p far dcwl1J11111CDl wbcrc tbc actual fiscal impact on the schools. clue to crowdina from tllis de\ 11 1 r t -.ld cxcad tbc w comina inlo the schools. So, he DOCed, this was CIIIC of tbc apponailiCI Hae all lllllc poupl ICJI IOIClber and put this issue in front rA votcn this year . Wbcrc tlley -W emu.. IO .. land to aeaer-rnenuc for the schools. but ii would also add other iaucl ta lllic lllhlnl values, open lp8ClC and wildlife concerns into c:onsidcntion as Mil• the fllc:al impacl dial any de\tla,1mr11 may llavc on a local public school, JO make sure tbat schooll arc Ible to pnMdc die bell edllC:llioa poaillle for their children. Mr. Buzby said thal that is I very quick background and he -W be pad ta Ulwcr 811)' questions. He aid I sample rcsolulion may have been included in Coullcil's packet with inlonnalion on this issue . He ulr.ed for Council· s end1111ement of this initialivc. He advilDII dial tlley arc talkina 10 a variety of city council · s this nening 8C10II the DaMr meuo ua. becaae tbcy arc leaden in their CIOIIIIDUDitics . That ii is very important and there is a loc to lbillk about Ibis elKtioa ,-,. 1bcR arc a loc of issues and this is one way folks can look up and NC what you lllink on Ibis ilale. He aid be would apprecia1e Council 's endoncmcnt of this iauc. I . • l:a&lewood City C•acll October 7, 1996 Pases 0 I• • Mayor Pro Tcm Habenicht aid that she bdiewd the Colorado Municipal League has taken a politioo in support of this iaue. Mr. Buzby advilecl that they have. Council Member Halhaway Cllllllllellted that the Denver Regional Council of Govemments has also taken a polition of aupponing the iaue. (a) Jen) Bemard, 2763 West Long Dmc, Lialeton, a member the Mayflower Congreplioaa1 Chun:h, llaled lllll lie MIiied to review with Council a program the Church bas been working oa for the pat IC\'aal moalhs. He llllled the program bas drawn -attentioa from City staff and the Council . Mr. Bcnanl advilecl lllll they naiwd a lcaer from Mayor Bums a c:ouple al months aao in quay to a lllftCY they were daill& • lllll time, in the laacr part of July . He aid lie ~ like to share copies ofthal repon with Council. He llaled tbat Mayflower bas been a long time pan of the City of Englewood. it w fira CXlllllrUCIOd ill 19CM and the Cllll'llerMDe laid in 1910. Mr. Bcnanl commented that lie bas been a amber uce 1950 and -the )'an the -thing bas happened to Mayflower that has happened to many odler churdles. That is thal the membership has dwindled, the rather large Church school thal they bad in the 50's, -CMr 300 children in the Church ICbool, have grown up , IIIO\led 8111'1)' and left DOW qing pa,entS and 111111)' of thoc have pused 8111'1)'. He IWed tbat tbe boaom line is that the a,ngrepaion .... dwindled to tbe poilll tbat they na1ize they need to do lllllldbing to revitalize and perhaps recapture some of tbe worth that Mayflower bad in its earlier days. There wu a time when Mayflower -n:ally the IOCial center in the nonb end of Englewood and be said, they ~ like to rqain some of thal . He advised thal they Ulldertook a church renewal program to try and aa:omplish that . One of tbe pieces of that program WU to listen c:ud'ully to tbe neigbborbood and tbe CIOIIIIIIUllity to see what tbe needs were. He aid that is wba& dnM the IUNC)' tbat tlley clicl in July . That is allo what has driven their calling of town mecunp, on tbe ~ Monday of each month . He advised lllll they have had oae of thoc, thal it -well anended and they learned a lot by lilfening to their neipbors and friends in the neighborbood. He aid that he wanted to 1t1as that this wbole propam is an outreach program of the church. Mr. Bernard commented thal when tlley bepn the program they bad no particular agenda odler than IO have thoc meetinp and giw people a fonm ill Micll lO apeak their minds and voice -of their eoac:ems . He aid they beard a aumber of thole coac:erm and hatly tbey have been asked why they clicl aat ilMIM Ille City wlier OD. He llllled tllal they dloupt about tlial, llul tbat they inlemioaally decided aat IO dD dlll for die ._ dlll dley ... lllil IO be a MlyftoMr prognm aat a City propam. Nol lllll they 1111w aay ...... willl die Cily, 1111 lie aid dley ....a this IO lie a in rp redcl'I lillCIWtl poll. if,-will. He .... tllll dleir i.eat w to w wllll they could dD about IDlviD& some al die plableal or llelp diem lie awd dnelp die • al CllllllaCII willl tlle City staff, Council,...,__ ii ....a........-ao-..--.. He llid lllll a lie lillelled to_ during lllll ft.-IOWII ball 8llllilll, dlll it lllaed IO Ilia tllal tllcre were a IIUlllber of tbem c:eDICred UOUDd some CIDlllulioa. ........... about wllll peoples ripll or iapouibilitics aft• homeoMlas. Specifically for illllW:le, willl 1apec1 to trimmina of uw and III fonh . c-eens, were made that we bought tlle prapaty 11111 kMMJll whal tboae ~lilies were and lllll they 1111w inc:umd some n:al ftlllllCial ablipliom, die alll oflriauning trim and IO fonh . 'fllll. lie aid, ii a typical kind of example. So, lie advised, they aR lookiJla to -wllll dley CID do to lielp people Ill in touch with the pnipcr authorities to llelp diem widl tboae prablem. In a llllllllell, lie aid, dlil ii a cburdl outreach propam. it w -iDICDded to be uyduna die. He 11111ec1 lllll lie undenlllldl 111en is some coallasion and -quellioa about whal It ii they aft up to ud tllll lie llcipea lie ... ....,.. -of tboae fears• lie m llllred widl Council tlleir ...._. for lllll plOpMI. Mr. Blnmd ..,.. aipill of tlle repon with Council and copies of a invilalioa to Ille next town ..una. He advised lllll _,,-is wdClome to COIIIC . I . I . • 0 I • • Eqleweod City C-11 October 7, 1996 Pqe6 (a) A proclamation declaring the week of October 6 through 12, 1996 as Fire Prevention Week was comidered. COUNCll. MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROCIAIM THE WEEK or OCTOBER 6 THROUGH 12, 1"6 AS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IN THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD. (b) coasidered. Ayes : Nays: Alllcnt: Couaci1 Mcmben Halllnay, Vorminag. Wigins. Habcllicbt, w...-,,a.pp Nmc Mayor8unis A pmcllfflMian cleclariDa die -.ill of October 1996 as Crime Prcventioa Maadl- COUNCIL MEMBER BATHAWA Y MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROCIAIM THE MONTH or OCTOBER 1"6 AS CRIME PREVENTION MONTH IN THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD. Ayes : Nays : Absent : Mocion carriCld . c.ouncil Members Hathaway, Vonninag. Wiggins, Habenicht. Wqgoner, Clapp Nooe Mayor Bums Mayor Pro Tan Habenicht preeentod die proclamatioa to Crime Pmeation Officler Nancy Petcnon. (C) Month. COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND ITWAS SU'ONDD, TO PROCIAIM THE MONTH or OCTOHR 1"6 AS BIDAST CANaa AWAUNESS MONTH. Ayes : eo-:il Melllllcn Hadlnay, Vaniiaac, Wigias. lfabellicbl, w...-,.a..,., Nays : Nooe Ablent : Mayor 8unis Council Member Hathaway IUgesaed thal CauDcil lellCI die pn,damMioD to Dr. William E. Jabe with Radiolo&Y lmqina who is ..... in die City of Enpewood in die Finl latentale 8111k buildiaa. She stated thal be is -of the ,_ cxpa1I in die --OIi .... -ud llil wife jull receally paad away from breul canoer. Dr. Jabe. sbe advised, bas elllblilbed a foundMion ia llil wife's name . As it is ui Englewood bllCd businesa. Ille felt it would be appn,priate to lellCI die pn,damation to thal location . (d) A proclamation declarina the day of October 9, 199611 Natural Disaster Awareness Day . COUNCll. MEMIER BATRA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROCLAIM THE DAY or OCTOIER ,. 1"6 AS NA11JllAL DISASflll AWADNUS DAY. Ayes : Cauacil Mcmbcn Hadllway, Vormiaa&, Wlgias. lfabellicbl, w...-,.a..,., Nays : None •. ... I . • • <, Eaatew• Cky Ceadl OclNer 7, 1"6 ... , Motion carried. (e) A pmdaw«ion declaring !he MIik ofOclaber 20 duwp 26, 1996 u Nat--a Blllinas Womea's Week w cmmde:red. COUNCIL BMaD HATHAWAY MOVED, AND ITWAS RCONDED, TO PROCLAIM THE WEEK or OCTOaD • TBaOUGB 26, 1"6 AS NATIONAL auSDUSS WOMEN'S WEEK. IN TIIE CITY Or ENGLEWOOD. Molion carried. A,-: Cwil Meallal ifllllnay. v..11111. Wigia. llllaiclll. w....-.e11pp Nays: Ncae Alllcal : ...,. a.. Mayor Pro Tan Hlbeaicbt pr--a lhe pn,d__., IO Sllirlcy Ric:lllnll, Plaidalt and Hally Gleiblt. Second VicePraident, oflheEepwoocleua-llldPI 5 ·oaa1 women'10rpnincion. (f) COUNCIL BOD HATHAWAY MOYD, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO ACCEPT Wl11I UGUT JORN nRNSTRUM, ors Lrn'Ell or llESIGNATION PROM THE CLEAN, GUEN AND PROUD COMMISSION. Motion carried. Ayes : COUIICil Memllen Hldawly, Vonniaaa, Wigins. H1beaic11t. w..,....e11pp Nays: Nolle Ableat : Ma,or Burns (J) COUNCIL BOD HATHAWAY MOYD, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO ACCEPT Wl11I DUI' UGUT DON FUUDTON'S Lrn'Ell or llESIGNATION noM THE ENGLEWOOD WATD AND UWD IIOAIUl. Motion carried. Ayes : Cwil ....... ifllllnay. v---.. Wigia.1111 ·t w....-.e11pp Nays: Ncae Alllenl: Nayar Bini c.ouncil Member lfldllWay .................. applkllioe, ia lip( ofdle,.. .... Cwil needs IO do bolnl and commieiae Woi...,.., -,way. ID Mr. 0ny a.It. SIie llicl * -Daa Fullertoll bu a 1'1111111 lor aakiJla for Ilia, bul dlal 1111c fDell Cwil ... ID imerview Ilia • well . 9 . ...aicBeartaa No public llearia& -ICbeduled Wire c-il. 10 . C.....A..- COUNCIL BOD HATHAWAY MOYD, AND IT WAS UCONDU. TO Al'l'ltOYE CONSENT AGENDA ITIIIS II (a) (I) TBaOUGB MON nllST HADING. (a) • . .. I. I • . , . • Eaakwwd City c.adl Octeller 7, ·"' .... (i) COUNCll. Bll.L NO. 49. IN11l0DUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA1HAWAY A Bll.L FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1TJ1.E 5, OIAPTER I, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO GENERAL UCENSE PROVISIONS AND RE- ENACTING A NEW OIAPTER I . (ii) COUNCll. Bll.L NO. 50, IN'J1lODUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA1HAWAY A Bll.L FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1TJ1.E 5, OIAPTEllS 2A. AND 28, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO AMUSEMENTS, PUBUC DANCES AS WEU.. AS AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2, AND WHIOf REMOVES AMUSEMENTS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHIOf PERTAINS TO 1HE MORATORIUM OF UCENSES IN 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (iii) COUNCll. Bll.L NO. 51, IN'J1l0DUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA1HAWAY A Bll.L FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1TJ1.E 5, OIAPTER 4, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO FOOD VENDORS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 4, AND WHIOf REMOVES FOOD VENDORS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHIOf PERTAINS TO 1HE MORATORIUM OF UCENSES IN 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (iv) COUNCU. Bil.L NO. 52, IN'J1lODUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA1HAWAY A Bll.L FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1TJ1.E 5, OIAPTER 12. SECTION I, OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 PERTAINING TO AltBOIUST AND ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 14, AND WHIOf REMOVES AR80IUST FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25. SERIES OF 1996 WHIOf PERTAINS TO 1HE MORATORIUM OF UCENSES IN 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. (v) COUNCll. Bil.L NO. 55, IN'J1lODUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA1HAWAY A Bll.L FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTEROOVERNMENTAL CONnlACT BETWEEN 1HE STATE OF COLORADO AND 1HE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, Rl!LAT1NO TO 1HE LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE FUND (LEAF) PROORAM . Ayes : Nays : Alllcat : C'.ouacil Mallben Hadlnay, VOfllliaq. Wigial, 111, nich, w....-.Cllpp Nolle Mayarlllnl ... I . 0 • Ea&lew ... City c.adl Octoller , • 1"6 ... , 11. 0..._,81111 lilalaN~ (a) Approve on Finl Reading • (i) HousiDa Specialill Nelder praeated • lfflNDIIN'DfletioD fram tbe Eapwood HomiJlg Authority to adapl • bill for u ordiaallce appnMIII die sale fll lix .... BUn.D prupcniel. He IIMed tbat dlil is a NqUell 10 ICII prupcniel dley llfle acquired for die pnljecl BURD pn1111111 . Mr . Nelder adYilld dial dley an: dupenld around die Cily, dley will be llllildilla -.... OIi tlleae lites and dley will be 1111d • mallra vaa.. He aid dial w flllllem aae Uller wauaioli • dlil lime. ID respome to Caucil Member Varaiaaa, Mr. Nelder adviled tllll 410l S.. GI.-SU.. is llllder coatnlCt. The Cily Clerk -asked 10 lead Caucil Bill No. 41 by lide: COUNCll. BllJ.. NO. 41, INlllODUCED BY COUNCll. MEMBER HA'IHA WAY A BllJ.. FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING 11IE SALE OF SIX PROPERTIES, WHICH WERE DEVELOPED FOR 11IE MBun.D" PROJECT, ON 11IE OPEN MARKET . COUNCIL MEMBER BATBAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (I) • COUNCIL BILL NO. 41. Mouoa carried. Ayes : Caucil Meallierl Hadlnly, VClfllliaas, Wigins. Habeaic:bt, Wagoner, Clapp Nays: Nam Mani: Ml)W Buna (ii) Hou1i1ta Fiawe Specialill Griwl ...... a NCI 1 Sioe ha die Eapwood Houliq Audlarity so adapl ......... appn,riDa • applicanoa for c-.uuty Deli el ap R c RI Blodt 0... fadiag. SIie adviled 11111 dley aae r I ti• die aawl applicllioa 10 be lllbmiaed to Arapallac COllll9y for die 1997 f'lllldiaa fll die Coe~ De\'el t 1 Bloct Gna Pnlpllll ia Older ID f'llrdler die Cisy'1 _. ....... ID Cllllliae GIii" 8raldway Corridor PlqjKl DcliclopmePC, wllicla ii• llouliltl npllCIRHI ........ wl ID,-die Haaliac Alldlarily'1 Family Self Sullkielll:y Plopam. So, Ille IIGled, ii is 1lleir ....a ..... SO be Ible IO apply for die ........ 11111 die lundiDa is R .... ically raawd ia die Cily'I-. 11111 M llill llfle SO apply, .W.. CU cw:dy llow tbe funds will be Ulld. The resolution -aaiped • IIUlllber and lead by tide : RESOLllTION NO . 77, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLllTION BY 11IE crJY OF ENOLEWOOD AlmlOIUZINO 11IE HOUS1NO Al11110RJ1Y OF 11IE crJY OF ENOLEWOOD. COi Oil~ TO FILE AN APPUCA110N W11H ARAPAHOE COIDlTY FOR A 1997 COMMUNl1Y DE\IELOPMENT BLOCK GRAHi' TO PUND 111E HOUSING REHABn.IT A T10N PROORAM.. 11IE BIOADWA Y coa.llUDOll PltOJl!CT AND ASSIST W111i 111E FlJNDINO FOR 111E F AMD. Y SEur SUFFICIENCY PltOCII Ul • . ... I . 0 _"'"lr ______________________________________________________ _ - • • - • lll&lewood City c-u October 7, 19" PqelO 0 -,. COUNCll. MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) 01) -RESOLUTION NO. 77, SERIES OF 19". Ayes : Council Members Hathaway. Vormiuag, Wiggins. Habenicht. Wagoner, Clapp Nays : None Absent : Mayor Bums Motion carried. (iii) Direclor Ellerly pracnted a rccommendalion from the Dcpartmcnl al Public Works to award. by IIIOlion. a conuact for Sallla Fe landlcaping. He adYiled that llatr rccommeads awarding a lXlllllnlCtion contnct and the-. lllown on the Apnda needs to be m-iaed to s"s.12,. 10. Mr. E11er1y 1t11ec1 that they JIICIJIDmead the CClllb'llcl be narded to l.andla:II Landscaping. Inc . for the IXlllllnlCtion al Soudl Santa Fe I ndrapina Pbale I . He lllltlld C.ouacil PlfflOUlly lppl'O\'ed funding for Santa Fe laadrapin1, that Ille total delip w ca mplelld in 5qllember al this year and it is estimated to COil a total al S2 .2 million. Tbe Tri-Cities puup has prioritized landape impnwements to meet available fundin& and. althou&b we are funding this projec:I. this is in fact a Tri-Cities project we arc carrying out. He staled tbl& four bids MR ~ on Seplember 2s• al this year tbl& are dc:cailed on the attached bid tabulation . Bid documents that were prepared allowed for deldion al work if the bid exceeded project funding. be adviled. The low total bid that they receiwd was CMr $780,000.00. TIiey reduced the scope al the project and recommend deleting CIOIIIUIICtion al the relaining walls and associated earth work at the Hampden interdlange portion al the project . He stated this will reduce the amtract amount by $322,000.00. to the total award that they are recommending . Adequaie funds for this project are available with Ille apprUYed budpt al the Santa Fe l•ndnping that they ~ let aside for City beautificalion. He said that for a linle 1111ft c:larificalion. their lllnher intention with funding that has already been throu&h IIIOlt al the m-iew pn,c:aa for the 1997 Budget. would provide $200,000.00 for additional landscaping. So. be noted, they expect to come back and ~ the very next project be to restore the recaining wall project II Hampden. He said he would be sJad to answer any questions . Council Member Vormittag lllbd if this is pan al the SS00,000.001ba1 we: ra:ieiwd from COOT. Direc1or Eslerly said that this SS00,000.00 is the funds tbat COOT bad allocated for landlcaping work on Santa Fe. Mr . Vonnittag lllbd if that alto included 111111e al the Litdetoa work down there . Mr. Ellerly staled that all al this work is within the Cicy al Englewood and City al Sheridan city limits. He said that -al this work is in the City al Lialetaa, that it 11ap1 II Bi& Dry Cndl.. C.ouacil Member Vormittag lllbd if', in that cw. they will -.. any al this money for their landnpiag. DiW Early aid tbat he will ID back to the llllelnent that this is • --,jly our maeey either. this is CD0'1"1 money dial is being apeat here. He commented that he is lift there will he ftltwe pnljoc:ts that will come CIUl al the Tri- Cities apWII and ftanding for tllOle pnljoc:ts will be joilll pnljoc:ts. Tbe next bi& project dial COOT has OD Sula Fe itleU' is the inlcrdlaDec. Sula Fe and uppada and imprcwemeall to that. Although. DiRICIOI' Eslerly noted. they arc entirely witbln the city limits al the City al Littleton he expected that we: 1111)' ~ an interal in doing whatever is noceaary to make tbat be• annictive II we: all want that to be . Council Member Wagoner commented that there is a lot al difl'ereace belwcen the engineer's estimate and the low bid. He ukod if he jull pcd or if it is a bad time to bid landlc:apiq. Director Esterly qrecd that there is • lot al difference and that he was not ue they can -any al tllOle questions. He said tbat the QOllSWtallt • s fall back plllitioa is that they !died Oil CCIII estimlliq awabers tbat MR provided • llandard COil estimatina awabers by the ~ al Trusponalioa and they did not work in Ille caK al this low bidder. He aid they can !om back Md fonll II all the individual bid itans lOo, but rally tlleir expaiellce is that the illdividual bid itca aft llCII MW M the total bid aaimatc. And al QOUl'le. he noted, they rally miacd the total bid estimate. tbat it ii ¥er)' far olf. •. .. 0 I· 0 • £aaleweod City c-il Octeller 7, 1996 Pqe 11 0 :. - Council Member Waggoner llked if M should re-bid or what ~ DifflCIOI' Ellcrly '1 n,commendation be. Diredor Ellcrly said DO, tbll MIii be bdiela M MW here is tbll dlis ii wllll lllc value af Ille -" is 111d that M do DOI MW eaoup _,-pul llide IO do ewrytbiJII tbll M llllod for . He DIiied that Ille prooess lbal they went duuugb w IO ICblally MW Ille_..... daip lllc enlire pnlject. wbich at their estillllling lilalldanls lbal they haYC med ii II S2 .2 millioll, wbich alrady tells m lbal lbal is more like a SJ million project. He adviled tblt, llliDa ... INllllben .. Ille iDdividull CIJlllll llN'l'CI, M pared down Ille bid package baled OD tbolc estimala IO by 111d bit 1500,000.00. In rapoase to c.ouncil Member Wagoner, Dilec:lor Ellcrty coafirmed tbll it is dleir n,commcndltim that we award it with -significul ~ af pol1ionl af lllc pacu,c lbal an: clearly definable 111d perhaps kas1 al Ille O\'Clllll inlcrat af Ille enlire Tri-Otics poup too . COUNCIL MEMBER BA TBA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A CONTRACT WITH 1.ANDTECB LANDSCAPING, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF 5'51, 12S. 70 FOR SANTA FE LANDSCAPING. Motion carried. Ayes : Council Members llllhlway. Vormiuag. Wiggins. Habenicht, Wqgoacr, Clapp Nays: None Absent: Mayor Bums (iv) Manager Simplon pracatcd a n,commenclation from Ille Office af Neighborhood and Business Dewlopmeat lbal Council Id a public bearing on November 4• to c:oasider a bill for an ordinance rmsinJ daip guidelines for large rmil b!wn in Englewood. Mr . Simplon said he is available for queslioas. Mayor Pro Tem Habenicht, after loakiaa al Ille A.-. comPN'ded that they an: flllXWmendirg. DOI just Ille public hearing. but lbal Council pas die CXIIIIICil biU OIi ft.-radiq. Ma-,er Suapaa aid Ibey ~ like Council to Id Ille public llcariq ud ...,._ Ille ontirm -No\.cmba .... As Ihm ,ns mme COldiasioa. Cily Aaancy a.ac-clarified dial COUIICil Ila beea llked to pas Ibis council bill on fina radina IOllipl. 11111 dley .-Id dlen MW a public beariq ud. a1 Ille 11CX1 meelillg immedialcly followillg thal. Council .-Id MW aclOlld radina - Council Member llllhlway .... if. ia-. dlis CXIIIIICil biU ldlecas almolt aU a( Ille pn,visiNs al original Fort Collins onlillucc tbll dley Ill llllod for ~-Muqer Simpal aid tbat for a significant pan it does . He advilld 11111 .._ MW beea mall clllqls. 11111 tbo1c ue primarily to rdlcct more al Ille nahaR af our exillalce bere ia Eapwood. Pnllllllly die lligal dlu,e is tbll die 111111n: footage requirement, alwllCll dlelC Nally apply, ...... ......_ It ii-• 20,000 aquare flct. It also lllgalS that this ordinance be amida"ed M a piddiae ilr l'llle\ ~I c:p I I projects. Wllenlby, be said, if you haYC a project such • a Trolley Square or Kina Soapen 11111 ii ClllarJiDI, ud Ibis ii alto addreaed in the l.Olli71 ordinance, that if ii adds OIi a cenaill perma,e 11111 dlelC mip& be Clllllidend to be a redevelopment pn,ja:t llld ~ be caad 1 ed IO be a pideliae. Tllal .-Id be 11MNtbi71 that Ille Planni71 Commillion felt -importalll ill 11111 illltm. Mdiliollally, die Fort Collins onlillWIC for example, bad where facades~ 100 flll i• leaalll -ad be NqUired IO haw -aniaalalioa occur, this ordinance n,quira that anic:ulllioll occur in 75 flll. Cllle additioal pnMliOII tbll kicu iPIO place here is that the Fort C'.ollins onlillucc NqUiled that IIO aan du '°" al Ille plltiaa be placed beewecn die llleet 111d Ille fro7l facades al die b!lildilla ud dlis onliaace .-id permit DO mare diaa 70% 111d die remainin& 30% be OIi die Iida or IO die nar a( Ille buildiltp. I . • 0 I• • Eqlewood City c-u Octoller 7, 1"6 ... 12 Council Member Hathaway ubd if that -primarily baed on die layout of die Cinderella City site, Plannina 111d ZAJain& '1 rec:ommeadluoal after lootiJla It dlll. Manqer SilllplDll llid DO, that is based on mgelUOIII from die Pluning 111d 7.oaiq Commillion to be IOllleWbat more raliltic from Englewood's penpecli\'C on where pmldDa may oa:m with 1lleae kiDdl afpn,jecu. He lllled be ays it from that standpoint that then: MSe m Planning Commillioam that MSe very interelted in taking a look It COIIIUIDel' sboppiDg paacn11. He IIDfed -people llid that they_.. not want to IO to a place where tbeR was a lot afputiag OD die side or at die sear, they want to be able to part out from . So, be advised, die .._ion was made to place 70% 111d 30% to die sides 111d to die sear. He said it wu a compn,miR palitioa to w::mmplilll lbat. It daa also permit die Cinderella City lite plan. • it is currently being disuam. to be able to -forward . 11le City Clert was lllbd 10 rad C.aunc:il Bill No. S3 by title: COUNCil. BD..L NO . S3, DffRODUCED BY COUNCil. MEMBER HA111A WAY A BD..L FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 1111..E 16, CHAPT£R S, BY CREATING A NEW SECTION 2S, AND AMENDING Tm..E 16, CHAPT£R I, SECTION I, OF DIE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 191S arrm..ED DESIGN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES FOR LARGE RETAD... ESTABLISHMENTS . COUNCD. MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (h-) • COUNCD. BD..L NO. 51 Molioa carried. Ayes : Cauacil Malllerl lildlaway, Vormiaal, Wigias, Habeaicht. w...-,.Cllpp Nays : .._ Ableal: Ma,ar .... COUNCD. BIDER HATHAWAY MOYD, AN9 IT WAS l&CONDU, TO SET A PUBUC IIEAIUNG ON COUNCD. 8D..L NO. SJ IIOll lllOYDlaa 4. 1"' AT TIIE UGUL\ll COUNCD. MEETING AT 7:• P.M. Motion carried . Ayes : c-il ....._. llldlaway, v......_ Wigim. Habeaicht. w...-,.Cllpp Nays : .._ Ableal : Ma,ar .... (v) .._... Si...-,. prllClllld a ,e e r IIMion from die Office of Neigllbortlood wl e... De\ el• r 1 to 8llapt a bill ilr • onliaw:e m-ili8I dlild c:a,e l.Olling iaucs. He lllled 1b8I mil•• • r II dial C.aunc:i1 IIIPfVIIC oa a.. .-lilla this council bill wbich propolCI an IIMMWN IO die CGlf4II I I (we l.oaifll ~. ii penaiM to daycare in .-iclealia1 zone clillrictl 111d to ldlellule a .... 811d fhlal .... IO ...-,e dlil r IIIDCIM OD Nowcmber ••. Council Member Hadl8wly .... if ii -'t INC dial Jlley -a p!iblic llcaria& OD dlil iaK M well . Manqer SilllplOII aid dial yes ii -W be a public llcaria& oa Nowelllbcr 4•, • be uadenlands it. Ml. Hathaway poilltell out ..... Cauacil ..... do ........... die -llipl. public lleuillp, that they elllblisbed a poticy of doina it ll die llllowi• ....._. Mr. Si...-,. ca 1 r II dial dial is why be needs bis very lllelplul ... to ... llim to .. Ilia dnap dlelf tlliap. I . 0 ------------------------------------------------------ • Eqlewood City c-u Odaller 7, 1996 .... 13 0 - Mayor Pro Tan aid Ihm Council will wee on this iaue on finl rading IOlligbl. requcsling lhal lhere be a molion to bold the public bearing on the 4• of'Novembcr and Ihm lhere would be a lCCOlld reading following another meeting. City AUomey Brotzman clarified that following the November 4"' mecling would be ICCOlld reading Oil November I ... Council Member Hadlaway ackmwledged dial lhere -IIIIIIC people ill the audieDce IOllipt dial sbc -SUR would be CICIIIUIII clown for the public bearina-Sbc aid her oaly CXIIIClel'II sbc ... about lhil is that yes Ille uadcnlands lhal maina is by 11111ft clilcrimi8*ly, lloMwr ae woadend if we an DIii IOIIICWbal aeaiq up a c:laa litualion wllae people lhal lllppaa to on a c:llild care~ ill R-1-A are paying a S75.00 fee, wllena -ia R-2-A or R-3-A an aat ..... to do 11111 llecaa dley an DIii CDlllidaed. Cllllditioaal -· Sbc ..... -would like to CIIClllftlt ... bdare die public bearillg. to work wilh the people lhal are ill the audialce dlis ewnin& ..._ dley an the aper11 ill die child care business as far as sbe i1 concerned and .-of diem an ia R-1-A . Council Member Wigial aid 1h11 ii as far as sbe ii coacemed. Sbc aid sbe would jllll like to ..... lhal ltafl' look al IIIIIIC of thole ClOIICel1II before die public bearing iflhey can . Mayor Pro Tan Habcnidll asked that Muqec SimplOII explain MW tbe Condiliollal Use would work on this. Mr. Simploa ..... lllat c:ooditioaal Use, .. wilh aay c.ditioaal u. wilhia the Zoning Onlinaace, requira aa applicalion to -forward. a palling of tbe request and lllllification to acljaceat property owacrs. He said lhal al lhal time a public beariag i1 ICI wilh the Planning Commiaion to bold a CGadilional Ua bearing and Ibey ba\'C u opportuaity to come beforc tbe City Plaaaing and 2.oniag Convaiteion to request tbe Coodiliollal Ulc IO be beard . He cxplaiaed lhal lhere will be criteria wilhia die .laaing Ordiaaace as ii pcnaias 10 c.dilioaal Ua, ii will ba\'C 10 be Cllllllidered, ii will be u opportuaity a saideall ia a panic:ular acipborhood to llallCI and eilher lellify for or apiall a particular Coedilioaal Ulc. TIie Plaalling C-million then hu tbe ability to mike the final decision on 1ha1. Mayor Pro Tea Habeaidll said 11111 if Ibis is paad on finl and ICCOlld rading as ii ii prelelllcd here. -,W,, MD --ID aie -al dlis panicular time would ba\'C IO apply for a Cllllditioaal Ille to be ......... w...., 5aaplDa aid ........ ii Clllll'ec:t. TIie City a.t -.... to ...S c-il Bill No. 54 by lide: COUNC8. BDJ. NO. 54 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCD.. MEMBER VORMJlTAG A BB..L FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDDIG 1'111.E 16, OIAP1BlS 4 AND I, OF TIIE ENGLEWOOD MUNJCIPAL alDE 1915 PERTAINING TO TIIE REGULATION OF HOME DAY CARE FACnJTIES IN TIIE R-1-A l.ONE DIS11UCT . COUNCll. MEMaEa VOllMlff AG MOYD, AND ff WAS UCONDED, TO .ut'aOVE AGENDA ffEM 11 (a) (Y) • COUNCll. au.a. NO. 5'.. COUNCll. MEMalEa WACCONU MOYD, AND ff WAS SECONDED, TO AMEND COUNCll. au.a. NO. 54, av DELETING SECTION lM-2 AS IT HI.ATES TO a-1-A, SINGLE FAMILY llESIDENCE DISTIUCT. Mayor Pro Tem Habeaidll llllled CGuncil Mallber w...-, to explain MIii 11111 doll. 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TO ALLOW '111E an TO HnND AGAINST'111Ea.ADIS ..... n '111E IIOll'l'ONI IN .... nNaAL AND STA ft C'OIJll1S, INCUJDING 'ID NnNR AND '111E IIOLDING MWNJDI OP 'ID aTY DIPLOYDI Lll1D IN 'l'IIEIR OfllCIALAND INIM\'IIMJALCAl'MD'IES. Ayes: c-:il ...... ........,.. Vanaiall, w--.11111 'ch, w......-.aw Nays: Nae ~= ...,. ..... 15. AAlllltJ...,-• . ' •. .. , I. 0 --------------------------.,----------------------------,~-- Doyne R. Hathaway 3095 S. Cherokee St. Eng 1 ewood. co 8011 O Mayor TOIII Burns City of Englewood 3400 S. Elati St. Englewood, CO 80110 Re: Rita Hathaway Dear Mayor Burns: ·, ,. • • <. -- Please allow this letter to serve as ay request that you re-open the investigation conducted by John OiFalco, of the actions of Rita Hathaway. originally iniated by Sandra Ostema in April, 1996. It is ay belief that by the review of the attached aaterials you would agree this 1110uld be proper action. With -,ch respect, thank you for your attention to this matter. ~-yours,·." 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Littleton Blvd. • Littleton, Colorado 80120-2069 DEPAR~ENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES Brian F"ield, Director August 18, 1995 THE HONORABLE PATRICIA SCHWARTZ DISTRICT COURT MAGISTRATE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DIVISION M-3 7325 SOUTH POTOMAC STREET ENGLEWOOD COLORADO 80112 \ (303) 795-4850 TO 303 797-5211 U: Rayam,! Bat:haway DOB:12/4/81 P.ll'Bllll: Dayne Bat:haway Dear Magistrate Schwartz, 3095 8. Cb.erokee St. ~l..aocl, co. 80110 iah.'Dih Rita Batbaway 3143 S. Charok .. St. ~l..aocl, co. 80110 caL: Perry IIUrray This matter comes before the Court on August 22, 1995 at 10:00 a.m. for a Sentencing Hearing. This matter was last before the Court on July 19, 1995 for a Placement Review. PBRTDIBIIT lllSTORY: Please see the previous Court reports for a more detailed history. · On June 22, 1995, PART recommended Raymond and his father should participate with the Department's IFT team and that Raymond begin domestic violence counseling with AMEND or PAVE. In late April, Raymond was prescribed Zoloft for depression. Mr. Hathaway states that his son's behavior baa greatly improved since beginning the medication, and that they did not need family therapy through the Department as they were attending therapy through their private insurance. CUllJlD'l' SITOATl:Olf: On August 9, 1995, after discovering that Raymond's psychological evaluation reconanended he be placed out of the home, Mrs. Hathaway called this worker reporting tp;at she was fearful for her life and was a •walking target•. &a:.:.ia,t:.u,way was ao afraid of her son and ex-husband, both champ~n, that she bought a cellular phone, obtained restraining orders against the two, and is not living in her own ho~ On August 10, 1995 Mr. Hathaway and Raymond both attended the scheduled ART Team meeting. Mr. Hathaway reports that Raymond continues to do well in his home, and is still taking Zoloft for ' 'r: ' 6 ...... .... \ .. I· 0 ' 2 • ·, Th• llollorab1e Patricia Schwartz D1 Rayaand Hathaway Auguat 18, 1995 Page 2 • • • depression. Mr. Hathaway has cut his work hours greatly, to spend more time in the home with Ray. In addition, both attend therapy every other week, and Ray said he was no longer involved with gangs because •they only called me because they knew iqe and my dad were good with guns•. Mr. Hathaway told this caseworker that he feels that Ray is currently maintaining his behavior, but that the real test of Raymond's positive changes will be for him to continue this behavior after he begins school. Mr. Hathaway and Raymond have both been agreeable to calling this caseworker with problems, and Ray gave his beeper number so he could easily be reached. The ART team discussed Ray's case and decided on several things. First, in agreement with Dr. Franklin's psychological evaluation, it was recommended that he be placed out of the home. All present felt that RTC facilities, such as Savio House and Griffith, would be the only appropriate placements. As these facilities have long waiting lists, it was felt that Intensive Supervision Probation in the home, until he could be placed, could successfully monitor Ray in his father's care. It was also discussed that if this were the case and if Ray maintains his behavior for the next several months, he may not need to be placed out of the home. Also suggested was continuing therapy, that Ray have no access to Mr. Hathaway's weapons, and that Ray be psychiatrically evaluated for his oppositional-defiant behavior. Ray is currently living with his father. Referrals for Ray have been made to the Griffith Center and Savio House. Savio reports they have a five to six month waiting list. The last caseworker, Jamie Miller, attempted to place Ray in shelter placement, however, they would not admit him due to the nature of his charges. CASB PLAII The case plan is for Ray to remain in his father's home, with no further delinquent behavior, until he is placed in a RTC facility. While in the facility, the plan is for Mr. Hathaway to have liberal visitation. Until Ray is placed, it would be ideal for him to have intensive monitoring through ISP. UCOIIIIBRDATJ:ORS: It is therefore respectfully submitted, 1. THAT Ray attend therapy, at least every other week; .. • • . • '1'118 llaaorabl• Patri.c:ia Schwarts ... ~ Hathaway Allguat 11. 1995 .... 3 • • 2. THAT Ray have ISP while living in his father's home until be is placed out of the home in a Residential Treatment Center; 3 . THAT Mr. Hathaway's weapona continue to be locked and ~t Ray have no access to them; ' 4. THAT Ray have a med evaluation to address his opposition- defiant behavior; 5 • THAT Ray have no further delinquent behavior. Reapectfully SUblllitted, ~Cbal~ .Jl,aJw Child&: Family Services, SClf III Approved by, ~~-~,e_ Bonnie Schechter-Orin, LCSlf Child&: Family Services SUperviaor III • . .. • • . " • ·'· t k I ~ I ! , i ~~ ., . t ·, L 0 '11 .. ' ' l, } t . r . C}( ~ () ~ '-. " "" ) , t V) ~ ~ L ~ ~ "' ~ ~ (J I ~ ... ~ \1'. ~ u • , \lle,a, N . ,....._ UolmF.Cam ..... E.C~.Cf'A • • ... 1-"WOfRCES NILSEN & COHN, P.C 33V6 SOUTH SHERMAN STltEET l'.0.SOX.366 ~. COC.OlfAOOBOISl-0366• Karch 2, 1995 Arapahoe Couaty District Court Atten: Clerk of Div. 10 7325 s. Potaaac str-t Bn9lft0od, CO 80112 In re: '1'be llarriage of Hathaway Caae 11o 93 DR ,o,,. Div. 10 Dear Clerk: ,.. r...,,,,.,,,. ,lOJ/ 181 -SSJ/ FAX llOJ/ 181-SSclO '!'ore.....,.~ -.,.,.,... 111//0 Bncloaed pl ... e find for fili!MJ tbe original.a and two copies each of an Affidavit of Arreara«Jea and an MYance llotice of Activation of a Wage All•iC)llllent in tbe abo.,e referenced .. tter. Pleaae date •taap and return tbe extra copy o each docuaent to oar office in the self-addreaaed, ateapec1 envelope provided. If you have any queatioaa, pl-.e call-· Thank you for :,oar coarteay and cooperation. Vllll:kk Bnc. Very truly youra, . .. • • ,, DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, COLORADO Case No. 93 DR 404 , DivfCt. Rm. 10 ADVANCE NOTICE OF ACTIVATION OF A WAGE ASSIGNMENT In re the Marriage of: NERITA Lotr HATHAWAY Petitioner and DOYNE RUSSELL HATHAWAY, JR. Respondent TO: --1NFM:.iR~I,1,,;'t:i.AI\-L~Ol,l,(1,1,J-lia:l\~~-"°*'-,,.-...,1111p,,,,...--------Soc. Sec. No. 524-7 8-8 708 Last"-address: __ 3_1_4_3_s_._Ch_e_r_o_k_e_e_,_E_n_g_l_e_w_o_od __ , _co __ 80_1_1_0 _______ _ Olild support and/or mainlcnanc:e-onlered by the Coun: District Court Arapahoe County I _.,fft of each month 6-15-94 $250.00 93 DR 404 beginning 3-1-94 1 _.,_ _.,._ c-oc..-_,__ I I! As of the dale below )'OU ~ failed IO pay the full amount due. The Oblip illlCllds IO activa1e a -.,: assipmcm in I. 1 the amount or: s 250, oo Curreat support and/or mailUIWICC 1. I S 3 , 446. 20 Anaraaes $ 39 3 , 5 9 Tocal amount IO be witbbdcl mombly This TOTAL AMOUNT 10 be wilbhdd -ably c:anllOl c:aceed ~S .. of your disposable earnings (Section ll-S4-104, c.R.S.). When dlae u-c ~ lbc waee assipmm• lball include payfflCl!l on !bele am:a,.s in !he amount of _._)'-founb of lbc IOW _.. due up IO lbc dale of activation. This paymml on am::araees may be modilied if additional UJanllS aa:nic prior IO aclivation. This ~ ~-is a COlllinuinc usipmcm and will be forwarded IO your c:unenl ~ Employer's Name: Stand By Personne I Em~'sAddras: 665 Kalamotb, Peover co so20, . \, If lhis is nol your c:unenl Cllllllo,er. you -nolify !he coun. in writi111, of your ,-~- You ba\lC lbc ri&hl lO tile a WRITTEN objcaioa (form aaacbcd) lo lbc activation of lhc -. usiplllClll wilbin I II DAYS f._ lbe dale dais NOTICE-mailed. This objcaioa 1111111 be baled on a misl* olfac:l. such• an enor in lhc ideati!y or !he ablcDl pare111 or in Ille.-. al suppon or am:an. I Should you ilc lbis wriUcn objeclioa 10 lbc Court as si-n abowie. wilh a copy IClll 10 lhc Oblilec, Ille followinc I ! pnadures wiU be followed: : : I . The Court mUSl schedule ud conduc:l a hcarinc wilbin 4S days from the dale lhis NOTICE was mailed. j 1 :!. The Court may deny lhc objeaioa if any reason Olher than a m iSlUC or faCl is used. j I 3. The sole issue al the hearinc is limilcd IO lbc mislake or fact swed in lhc objection. 1 1 , 1 1 4. If your objeclian is based OIi dlc w oI anars. !he-. ·1 -•l may be actiYaled and eaforced a lO Clllftlll suppon oblip•ioas aad Ille activation o{ lbc-. asipmcm a to anan wiU be m,ed padinc Ille CIUlalllle ol a 1 hearinc on the objection. i 1 •I S. If Ille Coun denies your objeaioa. thc ,.. usipmm1 wiU be aclivau:d. 6. AllOnley fees and C:OSU may be awarded IO lbc prevailias party. j I 7. If you do DOl object. the waaie nsipmenl will be aclivaled. / / • j '1'1· DATE: -fY'i M.~lv / ' I 1 rs I /J;; ». Juk.-----7 vtMoA N. Nttsu;...a,..---·- Attorney for Respondent, 11534 \I l 3396 S. Sher111an, P.O. lox 366 Englewood, CO 80110 (303)781-5531 1 CER11FICATE OF MAIUNC . 11 I ccnify !bal OD ~ ;?,/fPr lhil Notice addJa1ed to: II NwolOblimr Nerita Lou Hathaway Addn:ss "114 3 s . Cherokee 11 Englewood, to so110 Na, U5L ... 7-k. AINUIICENOIICZOI ~Of' A 1IIIG& ~ _,__,,.,_IIL._C:O _,-nm:i.:.:•-·.., • • I ... • 1· .I ti II p .I jj 11 !1 Ii 't L I. Ii ii Ii I. I' ,I 1· 'I !! :j ,i 1! i' • • • • • DISTRICT COURT. -------COUNTY CF ARAPAIIE ,COLORADO Cw No. 93 tR 404 , DivJClRm. 10 ~VITOF ARREARAGES In re the Marriage of: IIERITA LOU HATHAWAY Petitioner and DOYIIE RUSSELL HATHAWAY, .JR. Respondent I I I 1.--~QO ...... JtfE ............. R ... u,..s,..s,..E..,L..,L......,.HA.....,TH....,A..,W..,A..,.Y.,_, .....&J,..R.:.·---------· dedme lllllleraadl dial: I I. 1be type of suppon onlaed is I llcbildsuppon ________________________ --1· anws , D adler-(tpeeify) z. ne __.. otsuppon .... '° 11e paid ada moa11a is s -=2"'s ... o ........ o ... o_____ 1.·:.I ]. 51--.. ............ ..,_ ..... blal limdy made: (clledt ........... , DA. If..,.._._ to be-* illlO die~ npll'J or Family 5appart Rcai11rY: Tbaa die ful ..,_ -•..,._II, die rqislry cm or before die due dale. ·. ! II 8. If..,_... -to be made to die Obfitee dilecdy: Tbaa I did -recene die ful ..,_-cm or before die due dale. 4. If aay modika•ions ~ beea made to !he Support Onlcr.ciampletc die followinc: ,._ E&cli,,e c111,e ot.., modilicaliaa: March 1, 1994 8. ~ of aay moditic:a•io•r S .-2""'5 ... 0.:... Oz.O:.... ____ _ S. CALCULATION OF ARJtEARAOES DUE: A. Amoun! of eada payment due: 8. Number of paymen!S due: C. TOTAL SUPPORT DUE: D. AIIIOU!ll of aay support actually paid: E. TOTAL AIUlEARAGE F. Prior CIUIU!II U-. (if applicable) G. ln!e!a! due: H. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE: s 250.00 X 13 3250.00 -0- 3250.00 + -o- + 196.20 s 3446.20 i'. ., '1 ·£ .. -..• ·,/ ··. CDnFICATE~TO..lJIECOUIIT I cmtify dial a ~ f'i9S': -(dlle). I placed ia die Alldaril ldd,-d !O: .._ofCouit District Court Arapahoe~County M1wa 7325 s. Potoaac st. _ _,,~ Enqleyood. co 80112 --~...---"'11~--...._,~,,_"5,,..,___-:.-:.:.:,:: .... --calUICATEOF~-TO~ lomlifydll&• ~~(dlle),lplwdilldleUailldllllll--. .............. ~oldlil . Mldawil ........ (Ollliaart Nw brita Loyfathavay Addlla , u, s, o,aroktt EnqlffQOd. co 80110 Allalllft'O, ·-··-..... NM«oa, !kl __ L ... ClO--Ga----NI -- •1 ii ' II !i" ,I II II I • , ,. • .. ·,. • ,, I j RECORD OF AMOUNTS OWED/ AMOUNTS PAID/ INTEREST EARNED Page: 1 Debtor: Nerita Lou Hathaway Interest Rate: 12% Date 3/ 1/94 4/ 1/94 5/ 1/94 6/ 1/94 7/ 1/94 8/ 1/94 9/ 1/94 10/ 1/94 11/ 1/94 12/ 1/94 12/31/94 12/31/94 1/ 1/95 2/ 1/95 3/ 1/95 Charge or Paymt. 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 2·50 .oo 112 .85 -112 .85 250.00 250.00 250.00 # of Days 0 31 30 31 30 31 31 30 31 30 30 0 1 31 28 Current Interest Charges 0.00 2.55 4.93 7.64 9.86 12'.74 15.29 17.26 20.38 22 .19 24.66 0.00 0.86 29 .18 28.66 Prepared by: Nilsen & Cohn, P.C. Total Accrued Interest 0.00 2.55 7.48 15.12 24.99 37.73 53.01 70.27 90.66 112 .85 137.51 137.51 25.52 54.69 83.35 Transaction is Being Applied to Interest Principal -112.85 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 112 .85 250.00 250.00 250.00 Principal Balance: S + Unpaid Accrued Interest: = Total AIIOunt Due: S Balance 250.00 500.00 750.00 1.000.00 1,250.00 1,500.00 1,750.00 2,000.00 2,250.00 2.500.00 2,612 .85 ·2 ;i,12 .85 2.862.85 3,112.85 3,362.85 3,362.85 83.35 3,446.20 •. • - - I Victor •U.sen •ii-n fi CObn 3396 s. Sberaan st Bnl)levood, CO 80110 Dear llr. •ilsen: · ... . ~' • • • .. Nerita L. Hathaway 3143 s. Cherokee St. Englewood, CO 80110 Enclosed, please find checks to be applied as follows: $ 250.00 OlecJt # C-465832 for Karch 1995 $ 500.00 OlecJt # C-465825 for Karch fi April 1994 'l'lli• will start the catch-up payments on back child support owed by ay-lf for ainor child Rayaond L. Batbavay. CbecJts in the aaount of $ 500. oo will be forthcoaing at the rate of approxiaately once per week until payments are caught up. Pleaae forward these to your client, Doyne R. Hathaway Jr. Any questions, please call ae at (303) 789-5405. ~4r~~· •erita L. Hatha~ • . , • I ' ---------------------------, . .------------------------------::---- - • Victor Nilsen Nilsen' Cohn, P.C. 3396 S. Sher.an St. Englewood, co 80110 Dear Mr. Nilsen: ... • • 3143 s. Cherokee st. Englewood, co 80110 April 7, 1995 Enclosed, pl-M rind cashier's checks f c 465828 and f c 465829, both in the aaount or$ 500.00. These represent back child support payaents ror the aontbs or Sept/Oct 1994 and Nov /Dec 1994. Please rorvard tti... to your client, Doyne R. Hathaway Jr. Sincerely yours, ~ '• CL i ~ n,~ ...ir. ~4:~ Nerita L. Hathaway -I . ' .. • • - Cll3·············· CX>6·············· , P.C. s.n St. 80110 Dear Kr. Nilsen: • ·.,. • .. 3143 s. Cherokee St. Englewood, co 80110 April 14.r 1995 Enclosed, please find cashier's check f C465830 in the aaount of $ 500. 00, for the J10ntbs of Jan/Feb 1995. This should represent the 1-t payaent of all arrearages of ay child support payaents to your client, Doyne R. Hathaway Jr. as specified in your previous correspondence. I expect that the paperwork I received previously regarding garnishaent of ay wages no longer need to be filed by you, and as such I will disregard. th-. Please contact -at the above address if you should have any other concerns in this aatter. Sincerely yours, ~~~~ Nerita L. Hathaway ~ • . .. • • • NERITA L. RA'l'RAWAY 3143 So. Cherokee St., Englewood, CO 80110 "'· Re: Hathaway and Hathaway Dear Nerita My records reflect that you have paid the principal amount 1 of S3,250.00 and that there now remains owin9 the 1n:erest ct . * ... ~..1.-$196.20 anci the Ap1·i1 Support payment ot S2~il.OO or ;i tota! of fV""' r---S446.20 to oecome current. cc: D~yne l. Hathaway, Jr. 3095 So. Cherokee St . En9le.ood . CO 80110 •, • • Vlctar }lil5e,t Nilsen & eo1tn, p.e. 3396 s. Sltenftt111 St. E'llglewood, eo 80110 Dear Jtllr. Nl&elt: .. . .. • \, }leritat:..~ 3143 S. elNrolcee St. EngillDIPOOd, eo 80110 }I/IGrclt 21, 1995 Enda:sed, pletac f"'d tlN followut9 G.lsldcr's C!lledrs • tlN IN.rt UIStcdlMmts of...,, ........ of elllld St,ppon ,,,.. .. ts: # e -465826 -s 500.oo for,,..,,,,,_ 19M # e -46582P -$ 500.00 for 7Mllll""'••rst 1994 CU.11Cff i11st-•1t 9'111 dd ••iw •••tiae INJlt' .... p,-to,wa,d tlleN c:lladcs to..,, dfeRt, 0.-"-Hatl .... 'Jr. .. ; I I • ---............. . ...__ ---- ·, PAY TO THE * * * DOYNE R HATHAWAY JR * * * ORDER OF ----.._ _________ ., ___ _ -~--------·--··-...... ·- NERITA l lfATllfAY .._, __________ _ • • • <, Cashie~'s Check $ • SOO.oo • I ' ~ ' /~ ·~ £ ,• . I ., ..., .. . . . t Flrat ; . , lnterat•t• Bank • , .............. .... 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PAVTO THE • • • DOYNE R HATHAWAY JR * * * ORDEROF · PAY~ Jl?B118ll'f?~ ·:::r ....... ::·:.: ... ········· ......... ::::·· Loqqoo, .. 13 -1/IOIO Cashier's Check 03/02/1886 S I 600.00 _,ocw-C>NLY~'litY. . ,.. .......... -...-........... -. ..,--...... -.............. -..... -.............. _ -NERITA L HATHAWAY /JadAI,(, rf/f) 1'1.S.58 271.R' IHO 20000 LB•: _ __ :_: .. ::_;_=:_i~_\.\.~_:il,:_!i_i".::/i(-~--I rnqqoos.•• · · . s/J ?/? s-/<u.1.--u~-J ~"'-6\'1t,;.--f. ,..,fu,-c.t-..,-~.J ,...:..,_,_ ,1 ..... ~-~ ~, '{.'c ;:z,t...;· ~-~ • -,-~~ff.~ ~)"l'h F~,q W); ~/ ·-- ~ I · .. ' i . ! • ' I 1- . " • • ' -. .. • . . . . . I . ; I • I • ·, • Dear We have received a request to change the above account nuaber fro• a joint to an individual account. In order to reaove an individual fr~m a joint account, we need you to complete the enclosed form and return it to us in the envelope provided. --All requested information must be completed. --The card of the individual being removed must be destroyed and/or returned to us. --The statement of responsiblilty must be notarized. --The account must be current, under limit and in good standing. Once all the above has been completed and the signed and notarized statement of responsibility is received by First Bankcard Center, the individual be1n~ re- ~oved will no longer be responsible for future trans- ac~1ons. ~irst oankcard ~enter reserves the rlght to collect from either party for any amount due to transactions Prior to anyone be1r.; removed. If you are currently enrolled for Central States In- surance, Please contact the insurance company at 800- 445-6500 to ensure the insurance coverage is correct. Sincerely, Credit Department ... I • , ( DOYNE RHATIIAWAY 309S SCHEROKEE ST ENGLEWOOD, CO 80110 Dear Mr. Hathaway: .. • • September 18. 1996 Account Number 4418 0238 286S IOS9 Thank you for your recent request pertaining to your account with First Bankcard Center. Encloled are the staements which you requested for the account liaed above . Should you have any questions, or if we can be of any further service, do not hesitate to contact our office. lar Enclosure Sincerely, RbondaKing Cardmember Services .. .. I. Qlalil:, Pr,± ctr .., S.,.,W, s.r.-0 FIRST BANKCARD ONTfR • PO IOX llll • ()M,f,HA. 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I I I . -----------------;· • • • 0 •• • 8a PROCLAMATION WHEREAS , Amy Van Dyken is a Colorado native who grew up in Willow Creek, a neighborhood in unincorporated Arapahoe County; and WHEREAS , Amy overcame her battle with asthma to become an Olympic star, winning four Olympic gold medals; and WHEREAS , Amy first showed promise as a swimmer while attending Cherry Creek High School ; and WHEREAS , she attended the University of Arizona her freshman and sophomore years, transferring to Colorado State University as a junior -where she was spotted as a diamond in the rough; and WHEREAS , athletes from 197 nations around the world competed in the 1996 Summer Olympic games; and WHEREAS, Amy won four Olympic gold medals: two gold medals in relays and two individual victories ; one in the 100 meter butterfly and one in the 50 meter freestyle at the 1996 Centennial Summer Olympics; and WHEREAS , Amy is the first American woman in history to win four Gold Medals in one Olympics ; and WHEREAS , her spirit signifies the spirit of the Olympics which will overcome the world's struggle with acts of terrorism; NOW THEREFORE, I, Thomas J. Burns, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim Oalaba' II, 1111 aa: Alff VAN DYJmN DAY in the City of Englewood , Colorado. The City of Englewood officially congratulates and recognizes Amy Van Dyken for her history making accomplishments in the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 21st day of October , 1996 . Thomas J . Burns, Mayor I • • • • 0 - 8b PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the hospice philosophy affirms the inherent dignity and worth of every individual and reveres human life in all its stages; and WHEREAS, hospice offers a special way of caring for terminally ill persons, enabling patients to live comfortably and peacefully in their final days; and WHEREAS. hospice care relies on the combined knowledge , skills , and compassion of a full team of professionals and volunteers -including physicians, nurses, nurse aides, counselors, therapists, and clergy -to help patients and their families; and WHEREAS , hospice care offers a uniquely effective and economical alternative for many terminally ill people and supports and strengthens the entire community as a source of hope and encouragement; and WHEREAS , there remains a great need to increase the community's awareness of the benefits of hospice care and the vital services it offers our communities; NOW THEREFORE, I , Thomas J. Bums, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim the month ofNoveaaber, 1188 u: NATIONAL HOSPICE MONTH in the City of Englewood, Colorado. I urge all Englewood residents to join the other states and municipalities throughout this nation in recognizing November of each year as National Hospice Month. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 21st day of October, 1996 . Thomas J . Burns, Mayor I 0 .. - 8b PROCLAMATION WHEREAS , the h ospice philosophy affirms the inherent dignity and worth of every individual and r everes human life in all its stages; and WHEREAS , hospice offe rs a s pecial way of caring for terminally ill persons, enabling patie nts to liv e comfortably and peacefully in their final days; and WHEREAS , hospice care relies on the combined knowledge , skills, and compassion of a full team of professionals and volunteers -including physicians. nurses , nurse aides, counselors, therapists , and clergy -to help patients and their families ; and WHEREAS , hospice care offers a uniquely effective and economical alternative for many terminally ill people and supports and strengthens the entire community as a source of hope and encouragement; and WHEREAS , there remains a great need to increase the community's awareness of the benefits of h os pice care and the vital services it offers our communities; NOW THEREFORE, I , Thomas J . Bums, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim the m onth ofNovember, 1996 as: NATIONAL HOSPICE MONTH in the City of Engle wood , Colorado . I urge all Englewood residents to join the other states and municipalities throughout this nation in recognizing November of each year as National H os pice Month. GIVEN unde r my hand and seal this 21st day of October, 1996. Thomas J . Bums, Ma yo r I ,, ' 11£:t ilW lfO. /}:/ OF1996 .-'f · ... . ,. • Afl 9-1 O/i!+-1 •-....uno.. Al'fOIN'ftlfo MID mLAfllla TO ta GIMlr, -, AND PROUD COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAOO. WHEREAs, there ia a vacancy iD the Eaelewood Clean, Green and Proud Commiuioa; and WHEREAs, Mike Dilatuah bu applied to aerve u a member al the En,lewooci Clean, Green and Proud Commiuion; and WHEREAs, the En,lewooci City Council demee to appoint Mike Di1atuab to the En,lewooct Clean, Green and Proud CommiNion; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORAOO, THAT: Sec;tim 1. Mike Dilatuah ia hereby appointed to the BDclewood Clean, Green and Proud Commiuioa dec:tive immediately with term apiriq December 10, 1998. ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tbia 2Iat day al October, 1996. ATTEST: 'lbamu J . Bunaa, Mayor Louc:riahia A Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriabia A Ellia, City Clerk fDr the City al ........... Colando, baeby certify the above ia a true copy al Raolutioa No. _, 8-iea al lfNII. • I . - - ,.. . .. -... • .. 'IO TB , caaN AND PROUD COIIIIISSION POR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy in the Englewood Clean, Green and Proud Commiaaion; and WHEREAS, Dean Huft'abr baa applied to aerve u a member of the Englewood Clean, Gnen and Proud Commiuion; and WHEREAS, tbe Englewood CitJ Council cleaina to appoint Dean Huffaker to the Eapewoc,cl Clean, Green and Proud CcnmiWAon; NOW, THEBEJl'ORE, BE IT llBSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: 8ertim 1. Dean Huffaker ia hereby appaiated to the Englewoocl Clean, Green and Proud Commiaaion effective immediately with term apiring December 10, 1998. ADOPI'ED AND APPROVED tbia 2ht day m October, 1996. 'lbomu J. Burm, Mayor ATTEST: Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriabia A. Ellis, City Clerk for tha CitJ m .,.__.. Ccilando, --, cmtify the above ia a true copy m ReeolutiaD No. __, S... m 1996. . ~----~- ' ' •. .. I . . . • • <. \, A lmlOLU'ftOlf APPODfflNG CA8L wa.m TO 'l'IB PLAlOftRG ARD ZONING COMMISSION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy on the Englewood Planning and Zoning Commiuion; and WHEREAS, Carl Welker baa applied to eerve aa a member r,f the Enpewoocl Planning and Zoninr Commiuion; and . ' WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council desiretl to appoint Carl Welker to the Englewood Planning and Zonin( Commiuion; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sertioo 1. Carl Welker ia hereby appointed to the Enpewood Plannin( and Zonin, Commiuion. Carl Welker'• term will be deetive immediately and aball apire February 1, 1998. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbia 21.at day at October, 1996. ATTEST : Loucriahia A. Ellia, City a.It l, Loucriahia A. Ellia, City a.It for the City at ........ Qilando, ....., oatifJ the above ia a 1ne copJ at --•!di• No. _, S.-at 1111. •. • • I. ' I • • (. If ' ---lfO-~ 9l!IDEs OF 1996 A ilLIIIGiJ Al I allffllfO ..... --0'1W W> '!1111 ftJIIUC LIBRARY BOARD FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WBEBEAS, there i8 a vacancy in the Enpwoocl Public Library Board; and WHEBEAS, Shannon Mary O'Leary baa applied to ..-.e • a-. oldie £nclewoocl Public Libruy Board; and WRDEAS, the .,.... with the approval of the Enpwoocl City Couadl, deairee t.o appoint Sbanom Mary O'lAary to the Eqlewood Public Library Board; NOW, THEREFORE, BE lT BBSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: SoctiGP 1. Sbaooon Mary O'Leary ia benby appointed to the Eopewood Public Library Board effective immediately with term apiriq February 1, 1997. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbia 21st day al October, 1996. '1bomu J. Burm, Mayor ATTEST: Loucriabia A. mu.. City a.It I, Loucriabia A. Bllia, City Clark far the City of ........... Colando, benby certify the above is a true capJ al......._ No. _, 8eriee of 1111. .. • • (. --.unoM NO. _ ( SERIES OF 1996 A llaOU1l'ION APPODfflllG NBD, NmllANN TO AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, CO WHEREAS, Neil Neumann bu applied to u a member of the Engl-ood Urban Renewal Authority; and WHEREAS, the Mayor with the ..,.....,,. .. of the F.apwood City Council desires to appoint Neil Neumann to the Urban 8-al Authority; ATTEST : LVBD BY THE CITY COUNCll. OF THE CITY OF T: appoint.eel .to the Englewood Urban Ren-al iaunediatA!~ with term apil'iDf February 5, 1999. , 1996. Thomu J. Burna, Mayor Loua'illbl"~ A. Ellia, City Clerk ' • Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City of Eqlewood, Colorado, hereby certify e ia a tnae capJ of B.-olutiaD No. __, Seriea of 1996. • . .. I. • • • A-.unoN APPOINTING A. OBAY CUD TO THI: WA'la MID -- BOARD FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . WHEREAS, there ia a vacancy in the Ea,lewood Water and Sewer Board; and WHEREAS, A. Gray Clark bu applied to~ u a member attbe En,lewood Wat« and Sewer Board; and WHEREAS, the En,iewooc1 City Council cl8lira to appoint A. Gray Clark to the .,.__ Water and Sewer Board; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT BBSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Soc;tioo 1. A. Gray Clark ia hereby appointed t.o the Englewood Water and Sewer Board eft'ective immediately with term apiring February 1, 1999. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 21st day atOdober, 1996. 'lbomu J. Burna, Mayor ATTEST: Low:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Low:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk &,r the City at Enaiewood, Colorado, hereby certify the above ia a true copy atlleaolutian No._ Seriea at 1996. . . . • . I. , ------------------------:i • .-----------------------------::------ic • Date October 21, 1996 INITIATED BY Utilities Department • • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item 10 ai Subject County Landfill -Amendment to Agreement STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council Bill No. 28 for the Wastewater Transmission Agreement dated March 31, 1995 RECOMMENDED ACTION Council approval of the Amendment to Agreements BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED A Wastewater Transmission Agreement was signed March 31, 1995 for the system located on a portion of the Fairways at South Suburban property, owned by the Arapahoe Ccu,ty, immediately north of County Line Landfill. The system consists of a 130-ft. gnu,d water interceptor trench that collects ground water and directs it to a sump located at the west end of the trench. Water stored in the sump is then treated and di scharged to a nearby unitary sewer pipeline to be processed at the Bi-City Plant. The purpose of the system ii to contain and treat ground water draining from the landfill . The system consistently pumps between 5,500 and 5 ,800 gallons per day (gpd). P\lnPing and discharge to the sewer occurs 12 hours per day during off-peak times, at a rate of between seven to nine gallons per minute . A request has been made by Waste Management because the amount of ground water collected by the system is greater than originally anticipated . Arapahoe County and Waste Management is proposing amending the existing Agreement to allow for an additional 3,000 gpd (for a total of 9,000 gpd) of discharge to the sanitary sewer. · South Arapahoe Sanitation Distrid, Southgate Sanitation Distrid, the Board of County Commissioners of Arapahoe County and Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. have all approved this agreement. ..... • . ... . .. I· ------~-----------------,.-~-------------------~-------:;:-------,- • Date October 21, 1996 INITIATED BY Utilities Department . ,~ ·, • (, COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item Subject 10 ai County Landfill -Amendment to Agreement STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council Bill No. 28 for the Wastewater Transmission Agreement dated Maret, 31 , 1995 RECOMMENDED ACTION Council approval of the Amendment to Agreements BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED A Wastewater Transmission Agreement was signed March 31, 1995 for the system located on a portion of the Fairways at South Suburban property, owned by the Arapahoe COl.nty, immediately north of County Line Landfill . The system consists of a 130-ft. ground water interceptor trench that collects ground water and directs it to a sump located at the weat .-Id of the trench . Water stored in the sump is then treated and diactwged to a neart,y unitary sewer pipeline to be processed at the Bi-City Plant. The purpoN of the system is to contain and treat ground water draining from the landfill . The system consistently pumps between 5,500 and 5 ,800 gallons per day (gpd). Pwnping and discharge to the sewer occurs 12 hours per day during off-peak times, at a rate of between seven to nine gallons per minute . A request has been made by Waste Management because the amount of ground water collected by the system is greater than originally anticipated . Arapahoe County and Waste Management is proposing amending the existing Agreement to allow for an additional 3 ,000 gpd (for a total of 9,000 gpd) of discharge to the sanitary sewer. · South Arapahoe Sanitation District, Southgate Sanitation District, the Board of County Commissioners of Arapahoe County and Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. have all approved this agreement. I . ----~---------------,....-----,.,---------------------------~.......-, • ORDINANCE NO. _ SERIES OF 1996 • BY AUTHORITY AIIIU.IOll OOUNCILIIU.NO. 18 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL ------- Alf OltDDIAIICS AUTIIOmllNG Alf Dl'l'laOOQIIIIDAL AOPUNSNT BETWEEN THE SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRicr, SOUTHGATE SAlffl'A'nON DJlftlC'I', 'l'IIS aoAaD OP OOUlft'Y COlllll8IIOIID8 OP TBB COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, WASTE IIANAGBIIENT OF COLORADO, INC., AND 'l'IIS Cl'IT OP BNGLSWOOD, COL08400 AlmNDD(O 'l'IIS CUmNT WASTEWATER TRANSMISSION AGREEMENT . WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of En,lewood, Colorado authorised a Wutewater Trammiuion Aareemmt with the puuge of Ordinance No. 27, Seriea ofl995; and WHEREAS, the Wutewater Tranamiuion Ap-Nmmt allowed South Arapahoe Sanitation District to accept collected atonn wat«, which would thm flow into tbe Big Dry Creek lnten:eptor, which ia owned in varioua NtPMD*-by the Southpte Sanitation District and Englewood, and which would ultimately flow into tbe Bi-City Wutewater Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, the Wutewater Tranamiuion Ap'Nmmt authorised a new and separate connection to permit the diac:harp of CODtaminated effluent from a pvund water collection pumping and tranamialion ayatem located on Tract K at the Fairwaya of South Suburban, Filinc No. 3 Subdiviaion; and WHEREAS, the mating 1ystem CIODliltently pump1 betwem 5,500 to 5,800 pllom per day which ia pumped and diacbupd to the -12 boun per day daria, off-peak timea at a rat.e of between 7 to 9 pllam per minute; and WHEREAS, the amount of P"CJUDCI wet« eoUect.ed by the lyatem ia ,..._. than orilinally anticipated and a reqwt bu bem made by Waite Vanspnmt to ammd the aiatinJ Wutewater Tranemillian A,rwDmt to allow b an additicaal 8,000 pl)ODI per day of diacbarae to the laDitU7 -. and WHEREAS, Wut.e Vanase-t baa uo .......... tbat the 1yatma be all-.d to operat.e CODtinUOUlly at a rat.e DOt to .-eel 9,000 pllaDI per day, the prapoNd continuoua pumpiq will enable the .,._ to maintain a water 1nel in the trmch and IUDlp that UIW"e hydraulic capture of pound watar; and WHEREAS, the Amendment bu a1rwly bem app"CWed by the South Arapahoe Sanitation Dilltrict, Southpt.e Sanitation Dilltrict, the County of Arapahoe and Wut.e Management of Colorado, lnc.; NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sec;tigp 1. The inter10Yenunental qreement "Amendment To A,reementa" between the South Arapahoe Sanitation Diltrict, Southpte Sanitation Dilltric:t, the -1- ' . ' I. • • • C. Board or County Commiwionen of the County of Arapahoe, Wute llmapment or Colondo, Inc., and the City of BDslewood, Colorado ammdiDI the Wutewater Tnn-iwiOll Aar-•t. attacbed _. u "Ezhillit A,• ia hereby accept.eel and approYlld by the Enpewood City Council. 8ectim 2. Tbe lla,ar ia aathariwl to-. and the City Clerk to au.t and wl the Ammdmmt to Ap1 Imada far and CID babalf of the City of BDslewood, Colando. IDtroduoed, read Dl fall, ad ...... CID tint raadias CID the 21at day of October 1986. Pubtiabad Ma Bill far -Onliamm CID the Mth day ofOct.aber, 1998. ATTEST : Louc:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Low:riabia A. Ema, City Clerk of the City afEnpwoocl. Colando, blnby certify that the above and foretainl ia a true copy of a Bill far an Orclinanm, mtroduced, read in full, and puNd CID ftnt readins CID the 21st day of October, 1998. -2- . ' .. ' .. I· 0 • • • ·, '· • AMENDMENT TO AGIU:EMENTS THIS AMENDMENT is made and entered into dtec:ti:n u of Auqust , 1996, by and Ntween SOO'rJI ADPABOB ~Qlf DISTJU~ a Colorado quui-mmi.cipal c:=poratian c•Saat!l Arapahoe") ; SOtJTBCafl: ~Qlf DISTRIC'1', a Colorado qaaai- llWticipal corporation (•sautbqate•); tha JIQUID OP CUUWfi c:rwa:s- SIONERS OF TH!! COtJH'l'Y OF UAPAIIDB, a body c:oz:porate and politic of the state ot Colorado (the "County•); 'l'JIZ aTY or l'WGJ',_,,,O, a Colorado municipal corporation c•EncJlMIDOd•) and WU'?B ~ OF COLORAJ:)(), INC., a corporation (-.C•). DDDI, th• Partiu have entered into variaua aq%...-nts to provide tor the transaisaion and traat3Mnt of stara vatara containing contaminants or potential contaainants troa the County Lina Landfill; and DDJQ.I, by such agreements, the Parti-limited the rate of diacharge t:rom the Landfill and the aaxiaua volwaaa of wastewater therat:rom to be treated at the Bi-City Traat:aent Plant, owned jointly by Englewood and the City of Littleton and operated and managed by Englewood; and nn1as, th• Parties de .. it appropriate to IICdify the said lilllitations on diacharge rate and volwae at this tiae; •ow TmDCIUI, tor and in consideration of the autual proaisu and undertaking• herein aet forth, the Parties agree u follows: Seg i on 1, Subaection 1.1 ot the Weatevatar Tranaaission Agreement dated as of March 31, 199!, by and between the Partiu to this Amendment, is amended by deleting the words and tiguru •one Thousand Dollars ($1, ooo. 00)" and by subatit'.iting therefor the words and figures "One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00)" at bot."l places in said Subsection 8. l where the said words and figures appear. Sec;ion 2, Subsection 10 .1 ot the Wastewater TransaiHion Agreement dated as of March 31, 1995, by and between the Partiu to this Amendment, is hereby aaanded to ru.1 in its entirety as follows: 10.1 Wastewater troa both Taps coabined shall be discharged into South Arapahoe Facilitiu at a aubatan- tially constant rate not to exceed , • 25 9allona per minute; provided, that not 110re than once each day other than during the hours specified imdiataly Nlow, th• discharge rate -Y i. inc:r ... ed to a vximm of 1,. 25 gallons per ainuta tor not aore than 15 ainu~, and provided t'lzrtlJar that the rate of diac:bar9• shall not CAIN)OJ0.02\lff74t.l . , • . I . 0 • • • • exceed 6 qal.l.ona par llinuta between tha hours of 5: 00 a. a. and 10: oo a. a. and bet-.rean the hours of 5: oo p. •· and 10: 00 p.a. dail.y. '?ha MXi :mm dail.y cliacbar1Je parllitted 1• 9,000 qal.lona. sagiqn 3 , Paragraph , of the Pirst Aaandaent to the conaolidated Aaandaents to A;r....nts dated llard1 21, 1995, by and between Enqlawood, the county and WKC, 1a aaancled to read in its entirety u toll.ova: ,. It 1a acknovledqed by the Parti. .. tbat baaed upon an aqraed equivalent ainqla-tuily naidantial. Wlit waatawatar flow of zoo qallona par day, the vaatawatar fl.av enterinq the ayatea f~ both the nav and aaparata coMectiona ahall not exceed 9, ooo qallona par day capacity pravioualy acquired by the COOMTY equivalent to 45 ruidantial Wlits. $•c;tiqn ,, Except u axprusly uandad by this Aaandaant, th• aaova-rafaranced Wu,:awatar Tr&nnLisaion Aqr....nt and Pirst Aaendaan,: to the Consolidated Aaandaants ta Aqra-ants ahall raain in tul.l tore• and atfac-= u written. $•c;:tign 5. Th• County and WMC shall be jointly obliqated to railllburse South Arapahoe and southqata tor the anqineerinc; and legal fees they have inC'.irrad and will incur in r..-ponding ta the ' raquaat by the county and WMC tor thi• Aundaant. 'rh• amount of t such raillburs-ant shall be datarai.ned after thi• Aaandaent is duly executed and acknowledged by all Partiu and shall be paid within 30 days after the invoices are iasued by South Arapahoe and Southqata. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, tha Partiu have Ht their hands and Hals ettectiva as ot the day and year first al,ove written. SOOTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DIST1UCT [ S EAL ly: (-«zadz SC Da id Christanaen, Pruidant Debbie Militello, Secretary -z- .. •· • • . " • . . 90.&JID oF couan ccaaassl'.OIIDS, comm 01' UUABOS [ S EAL A'l'TEST: &"'Tt, J_',., '1wrv ~ Davidaon ~ C1ark and bCOrder [SEAL] ATTEST: I.ouc::ishia Elli• City Clerk [ S E A L ] CA1NJUO.a11•••u cm or DGLDOOD, cow•~ -l- . . " • .. I. '"' • • • • c:mrart OP 10a'!11 DGt.llllOOD SU?Unmr DUTUCT JR>. l " soom DGI.l:IIOOD SAIIID1'Zaar Dl:S'l'JUCT MO. 1, bainCJ a party to thia ... in Interceptor ~. actnovladqu receipt of a copy of thia AJIDDIIDt TO Marnmtts, and daclaru that it conaanta to the aaaa havinq been entered into by the other parti•• to aaid Buin In~arceptor A,Jreeaant. Sept-- OA'l'EO thi• ~ day or .111,...•, lH6. (SEAL] soom ENGU:WOOD SANrr.A.1'ION DISTRICT 0 HO. l A'rl'EST: 'I .. I . • • • - (. COUNCL com11N1CAT10N .,... AgelNlallm Octaber21, 1198 ... 10 aii NTIATEDBY Department of Public Works COUNCIL GOAL Al!ID PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION lullject Ordinance for lnllrgcw9mmental AglwYlent wilh the Urtlan Drainllge and Flood Control District City Council approved Ordinance No. 82, SeriN of 1195 appiMlg the 1198 budget Funds for lhil pra;act .. alloca1ad in the Storm Sewer Fund. RECOIIIIENDED ACTION Staff MIika Council approval of an ordinance ID.-inlD an ag1•1•1t wlltt the Urban Drainage and Flood Control Oiltrict to relain the NMCIIS of an .... ID lludy and make ~ldallol• ID reduce flooding on the smaller tributaries of major dralnageways In Englewood. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALT8'NATIVD IDEN I rltu In 1971 , a atonn drainage plan waa implernenlld ID d•nulne fNlllla malhOdl ID~. llonn drainage prOIIICtion . With the construction of alOnn drainage ..... l9CDl'llfflmldad through liat lludy, ma;or flooding in Englewood has been lignillcantly r.clucad . Staff recommends a study to determine the need for tlood pialadion far lfllllll tribularial . FINANCIAL atACT The City budgeted $50,000 in the 1998 SIDrm S... Fund far ttlil prqad. wtllctt wtl ba maldlad by the Urtlan Drainage and Flood Control District. UIT OF ATIACHIENTS Bin for an Ordinance lnllrgovemmental Agrwnant ..... .. I· 0 • .~---------------------------- ORDINANCE NO. _ SERIES OF 1996 • <. BY AUTHORITY .A. IIILL POil CXIIJIICILBILLNO. a INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL zm "------ Alf ODIIWICS .A.Ul'BOltllllfG Alf D1twuiw+i4NTAL NJPRNBNT BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRJCI' AND ftlS Clff OP ......-ooD, COUWADO SN'l'l'II.D NWMHP.ft' REGAllDING FUNDING OF ClTf OF ENGLEWOOD CITY-WIDE Otm'ALL IIM C fl.AIOIIMG, .AUPAIIOS OOUlftT MW Fll N • N WHEREAS, in 1971, a atorm clrainap plan -impi-tied t.o cletmmine feaaible methoda t.o accompliah at.arm dninap prc,t.ectioo; and WHEREAS, with the c:outnlctiOD of storm drainap .,._. ~ throucb that atudy, ..... 8oodinc in En,lewood bu bwl lipifnatly reduced; WHEREAS, in 1995, the City applied t.o the Urban Drainap and Flood Control District for funda t.o develop a at.arm dninap outfall l)'9tml Muter Plan for amaller tributariea; and WHEREAS, the Urban Drainap and Flood Control DiMrict approved matcbinc funds for thia plannin1 project; and WHEREAS, this arr-mt ia DNded m Ol'cler t.o ...... the need for flood protection for unall tributaries; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS POU.OWS: Sertim 1. Tbe intspenuaeatal apwt "Acr-t Reprdiq Fundinc Of City Of En,lewood City-Wide Outfall S,.-. Planains -Apwment 96-08.06," attached hereto u "Emibit A." ia....., ......... and ..-oved by the Enrlewood City Council. Sertim 2. Tbe Mayor ia autbariaad to--. IDII the City a.It t.o au. and -1 the Interpvernmental Acr-•t far and cm Wwf' of the City of Bnpwood, Colorado. Introduced, read in full, and puled cm ant readinf OD tbe 211t day of October 1996. Publiahed u a Bill for an Ordinance CID the 2'th day of October, 1996. -1- • . .. I· ,} • . ~ • <. ATTEST: Loucriahia A Ellia, City Clerk I, Louc:riabia A Ellia. City Ciak ol the City ol Bqlewood, Colando, benby certify tbat the abaft and fantam, ia • true copy •• Bill far 11D ~. in~ read in full, and ...... CID Int raedins CID the 21at clay ol Oetaber, 1996. -2- . , ' .. I. 0 • • I• • AOIEl!Ml!KI' ll!OAIDINO PUNDINO OP CTl'Y OP ENGLEWOOD CTl'Y·WIDB OlTJ11ALL SYSl'l!MS Pl.ANNINO ~No.96--0l.06 nus AOIU!l!Ml!KI', aa11e 1111a •, o1 19116, by and bet-Ille UIBAN DIAINAOB AND PLOOD COKlllOL D1ST1l1CT ~ callcid "DISTRlcr) ud CTl'Y OP ENGLEWOOD (llcrelaa'1a callcid "l!NOLBWOOO"); WITNl!SSETII TIIAT: WHl!llBAS, DISTIJCT la I policy---plfflOlllly ...... ~ No. 14, Scrla ol 1910), a....-i • ....... lllill plllllic: badla wWda 111¥1 .....,..._... floodplain ..... -..... WHEIEAS, DISTRICT bu prmously Clllblllhed I Work Pq.-far 19116 (ltaollllioa No. "°· Scria o/ 1995) Micla lnduda -,._..., Md WHEIBAS, DISTRICT 111d l!NOLEWOOO daire 10 C11111D • ...._ ID reader c:cnain leehnlcal 111d pn,leuioMI advice Md IO c:mipilc iaf..--, evallllle, ..., 111d IO qcoa-1 dClip lllluliau Ill IUdl dllllllp ....... wllidt-la .. NII ..... ol involftd panlea; ud WHl!llEAS, DISTIICT Md l!NOLBWOOD daire III qiu9 ....... _.. ID condud die eaai-t"l lludlea . NOW, Till!lll!POll!, ill CINllidenllall o/ die ......i ,._.. ............ tlla Pu1ia ........ u followa : I. Al6A DISTRICT 111111 ..... _,..,Md ablllll ....-. u ..W 111 ........ or ...,.,-,av1ca.~w1111..i,...-. ....... o1 ...... .......... .,.... ..... _ ....................... .... ....... 19116. 2. $(llPI! <I' Pl9fflCT TIie ...... ol • ,nijaa la ID .... I ................. .,.... -- ............ ,-laalc ........ ; • laclliau, ............ ., -· ..... c:IIMalla, ....., ............. ud odler fadllllll • ..,..._ ...... ,_... ............. .,.... .............. AIEA . TllcpNpaailwml ...... ,lllll•llc._...lD ;II I el .............................. .., ENOLl!WOOD, _, ... wmt,••rl f I ..... _.... ....... .,.__... .......... .. aalll'culblclllllflll.,..__ .. 4-I dad ........ C di .... ... bc1i-10-...................... .,_ ........... . flood prulllcaa, _.,..., ri I 2, -llllllillly .. ,...._ . .., ratricliou. C • JS 11 ....._ plw will ........ _. ....... aa .. cuapari-willl lllller lllaula -lie ... . DrliMae.,.... ..... wiU .............. .., ............. .., DISTRICT, Cllla'W'aa la M Glllllll .,._. __ ,_ ...... o.iaa .. .. ............ ._ ... ,.,.. .......................... ....... u inror..i .._." nfOII cmlllillilla llrilf ............. ...., lllllory, ldlclllaliclo/llleruli_...,.., .. Cllllll .... 141--'-ol ......... am of adl lllellllle. A lilall ........ wtl ........ 11J DIITIICT 1M ENOLEWOOD.,._ .. _..._. ....... ol .................... . .... .. • . I !l .. I· 0 1 J2xl • 0 - Durilla .... __. ..... ...--.w lledlracled to ...... ........, ..... for Ille 111111:1111 alllnallvc, wMdl wW lie llldllded la.._ l..a _.. ,_ llfDII. 3. PUauc NfCffilQ'Y ENOU!WOOO ...i DIS'nJCT .,_ lllal .. -it tolle ........ ...-111 dlil~ 11-, for lllclllallll, .....,,__., -· I e, ...i _.,_ of all ....... of 1111 llale, ...i ilolpanlculu llacftl 111 .. ............ of Ille DISTRICT ...i l!NOLBWOOO ...i 111 ._......., ... . 4. PJWl!CJ' mSTJ BNOUIWOOO...i DISTRICT .................. ol6114£ C pniject Cllll3I _........, ot, ...ii. ........... ., __ ....... 111e1m o1 la...._,_. ...... ~_. I I 111 ....... ,.....-.,111 l!NOU!WOOD .... DISftlCI' ....... _,. _a31 ......... ...... 1100,000.00. 5. 611 OCe\TIQN Of CDD1 AND flNAWlAI ONYDMIHJ1 OP QNQI.INIOQD 6NQ QISDICI' DISTRICT...i l!NOU!WOOD .. adt_......_.. .. ,....CIIIIS ............................... ,..,_._.__for 311c pnijecl: CentlnrCtm I 50,000 __JDJIII TOTAL 100.001' 1100,000 Payaais by DISTlllCT of S,0,000 ...i 11y ll!NOU!WOOD of S,0,000 ..... be .... toDISTalCT..._4S......_.,. ............. of-.U All $. 1'lle .. ,_.. 111J Dll'nJC1' ...i lNJUIWOOD • Dll'ftlCI' 11111111 IIIW lly DISTalCT ID ,ay .... ..._., ................ IIIJ DISTRICT aftcr www Cf I ... ...i c •-el....WOOO ...i M .......... DISTalCTIIIII ,-W.a.... I aof fJRild ...... AU ........ llclllWlaa ................................... llySIIII ---......... to ... -. All ........ .., ............ , pnijecl ?11131. lalllccvcesSIIII.-rl I ,,.,......_.__ ........... .... ue aaccoaaisslld, .....,.., ........ adt Plrty 11111 _.. ..... ,,,_. wia,wWdl ...... 111 ........ •_ ................... I •llr ...... ,. 6. nwecr NAfflNA l!NGU!WOOD ................................... ....., ..._. ........... la~Y ... 12(Y ... llll......__. UIClble by....-,. TIie .......................... ,_... ... vcriflcasiaa ol .. Illy C l'llpl .... l of ...... .,.... ID a ..... ""9ct ,..,. ....... _., ............. .., ............... A&W. 7. PLANNING mNJMCI Upae fUCllllaa of 611 A&W, DISTRICT ...i IINOLBWOOD .. 11111:1 • _,._ ....... , ................... DISTRICT,_.. .......... ol ENGLEWOOD, aall aiana wi6 ............. 11111 ..... ...i _.... .. ...., .... .._Ir .,,......__._,,,¥ I , ...... ...... a .. I . 0 • • • < . .. ,... for die ........ cmllld(1) ... Ila .... ltJ DISTalCT M .. -" ...,._ rn. .. prajlc:t lillld....WW.S ............ 5 ...._ •• 1M CWlll dial ill die CUCllliaa al .. ..t ............ CIDIIRCl(1) it .,_.. ~ .... advlallle IDdllap .. 11:iape of-', ..... far 1111:11 c:liM&el will flnl ............. l'lnlll ID .. ~ ...... ...... ___ _. ...... ._a1_, ................. No dllqa lllall be appn,,,ed 11111-.. • allll llC,-I die,_.. aVlilllllc ill die project,_. ........ ...u .. ......_.. ._. ...w-~ i., DISTlllCT Mii l!NOLl!WOOD ltJ • r 1 1 ID dlil ~- 1. PJIBIJSHl!Q ll!PQUS DISTlllCT wlU pnwWs ID IINOLBWOOO--,, of .. mft ......,._ evaluadaD Npllll, .. capill al ....... ......u .. _..... Npllll, _ _,,al a draft outl'all .,_ ........ npan Mii • capi11 al tlle ftMI Olldall .,._. ........ npan. 9. TJ!IMJNA'QON Of 6CBUNl!Nf Tllb A...-..., ........... .in,(]O).,. .......... ,., pulJ ID 11111 ~. 11111 •J If ... -ao llllalillprll, CM•.,,.,.. CllfllnCII. ar tllCle are llllalillprll, •• 11 1 IXIEIIDCU, tllil ~ •r ..a, • tcrmilllled 11p11D die caecdllllaa al all cmlillpal, ....... cmllldl. AU COlh aaoc:illld widl ... cacelllllca al .. CllfldaeMl Cllllllacll ................. _ ENOLEWOOP Md DIST1llCI' ill die -llliaa(•) a -dleir ClOIIIIINlllau ad Mljlcl IO die aui.-___. al ai:11 ParlJ'I CIIFlldNlllaa II Ill blll .... 10. lfflPONSINI ,ma QP Ml BWOOP l!NOU!WOOD .... ID .................... '* lwc ID Kl - ....arall!NOU!WOOOICI• W.,_. ID .. 111111111 I ..._ ....... ID .. 111 C nils+ ..... _... ........... ........ ..... ._...._ DllftlCl' .. l!NOUIWOOD, ...... ....... ................ ..... ,_... ...................... .. illranaeliaa ID .. _.......,....-IIJ DISTalCT. 111W ;+ lw • llave die llldlllltly far al.....,...,....+ I , .,... cw ar Cl -1 .....,.i..., .._..._ ..... ...,...or • ....ia, ........ AIW cw MJ n 1 t•w ..... lD.ia ~ ..,_ i,edftcally audlomed IO do ct by l!NOLBWOOD. ENOLEWOODna-lDcavlnwlllkaft .......... ID,-W.aallFCElllwitMcl 21 calcadar .,. after die draft ........... .._ pnwldnd by DISTlllCI' cw .. project all'-to ENOLBWOOD. AIID, ENOLBWOOD nae-ID C¥llllclc .. altcmaliver preNDled In tlie alleracliWl lllpCIII, ID lllacl a .......... _. aoUry DISTlllCI' or tlleir dedlioa(1) wllllill 60 caleuldnr .,. after tlln ftal .......... evallllliDD npDl1 ii pcovidnd ID IINOLBWOOD by DISTlllCI'. 11. 11!$PQN51NUQl!S Of QISTIIC[ NalwltltdHdi11 •r al Cllc pnwbial al .. ~ ... llucllliwe Diu9111ar al 11111 DISTRICT, aftcr-lllaadaa willl ll«JUIWOOD, .. Ila ..... , illdlvidual alllllarbcd co di-.......... lffosl ............ Aas-I, DISTlllCT •y ...... a l'lajad Dkaarwllolllnl .-.. ........ Diieclclrill ......... ID ........ tllil ~-............ .. l!aKIICivc Dnclar ii ............ .., ....................... .., DISTIICTID-alal .. c I RICI! al.,......._.,._,.._.. ...... ..... ... I . , • • • <. IO ... A.,_a. DISTIIICf ... lla,apaultalc rar-...... willl ENOI..BWOOD lllc laforaaliaa devdaped by Ille vuiou t I llr II w..l lty DISTltlCT 111d (araltlailllal 111-ha l!NOLBWOOD ...... ID coaplM lllc ......... la ...... ,-· 12. 'IJllM AP DII 691Plf8HI 'Ille ... ., .. A,----............... , ......... ... ... , ........ 1-,-naftcr .. llrial--........ Np1111lr ..... _lO DISTRICT lty .. aar.llllat ..... far lllia prajKI ....... pnwir1oa of ........ , ... or1r........,._.._.. .. ,........, ......... ,. 13. AM6NJ>NIIDJ TlllaAp..-_.... .. ., .............. by ...... ENGLEWOOD Md DISTIIICT. Aay 1 CJ or _.ftc:eetsw 111 ... A ....... rllal Ill..._. ID wstliaa ........ by .................... .......... 14. S1!YD4B1Ln'Y H •r clallle or pnwlrlaa ._. caalllad rllal lie ........ • ....... or -ron:able by a cor1 of COlllpCllal jwbdlcllaa or by apmdoll ol •r lfPllclllle law, ruda lavalld or -l'on:ilallle claim or pnwirioa rllal • afflcl .. walldlly o11111 Aa..-i u a w11a1a • al GIiier dallm or pnwillDM .... • at-W fon:c aad effect. 15. AfflJCABIJ!. uws '1111a Aa ................... by .. ___.111_1 ......... ., Ille ... ., CalalMD. 16. ltPIJHANI ffY Nopa11JID61rA,-.... arlporllWfarayollllrlplaor tl'w d ...... ..._ .. ,.._...__.,.. 'a I,,.., .... Apaalrll. 17. WNQIWJ lftlCI' TIii PnwilmlofllliaA,-.......................... ., .. plltier ................... __. .. ......, ...... . II. IINfOICIANJUY TIii pll1ier ....... ..-_, wt ............ Apaalrll-, ........ ill law or la.,....,, by-...ola,edllc piibwor ...... or_. ... ..., or .......... ..nid•aa,•_...,.~IIO .. pnwirloaaol .. lawlol .. Seale ., Colondlt. 19 . NQ WSCIJNJHAIJON JN _,..,aYIQlff .. a-e:elae... ...... el..t ...... ~. Dll'l'IICT• BNGLEWOOD.,_wrt ................................. .. dllCl'ialW la_...., ' II ..... _, ........... ...... ... ,.._.,._,cllllar, ............................. ...., ...... _ ........................ ..,... ...... ....., ...... ... ............................ 1&11 ...... . JO . Aft'IAPIJADH ..... Nalwlttr t 1•, ...... ,_._,or,......_.,_. .. _, aWlplm olBNOLIIWOOD _,,_ DllftlCT .... la -~II~ io Illa.... of a..., ..,..:mint ol,... ...,_ ltr .. aa, c.wl el IINOL8WOOD allor ... "'.,.__."' DllnlCI'. 4 .. I· 0 • .,----v-----------------~--- .. • • <. .. 21. NQ JJIIIQ PAJTX .,,..,,.,61'11 1,11......., ................... ...._,,, ....... _._. ollllil"&W,Mdaldpaol ......... lD... •• , .... .. llricdJ...,,.. lO 9iOLBWOOD .... DllftlCT, ................. .. ... "--.......... ., ............ ., ..... ..,., ... ... n1,._ .... ~ .................... ,,,IIU.BWOOD Md SIie DllnlCI' ... ay ....... , ...... auJIWOOD• .. DlffllCT ........................ q, ........... lO .. • lacllllalal t tl'lclaly ...,. WHl!al!POU, ......... ._ ..... _... ... ..._ ........... 11J ...... , IUlllari&ell .......... o1 ....... ,.. ........ . (SBAL) ATl'8ST: (SIIAL) A1TIIST: A ... OVBD: ..... • UUAN DaAINACm AND l'l.000 aJNnOl. Dll'nJCT .,, ________ _ '1'171111....a __ .... ____ _ ._._ ________ _ .,, ________ _ ,..,_ ________ _ .. .. I . (, ti I ..... ..... ti I ti I I ti I • • • • .. • I I • ---· --... -__ .. ----- EXHIBIT•A• ENGLEWOOD CITY-WIDE OU1MU. 8Y8WIIIIIUINIIIMIM .. I ',' . . l '"" • .,------------------------------=,......,.-- Date October 21, 1996 INITIATED BY Utilities Department . , . • (, COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Agenda Item 10 aifi Subject Gaging Station at Union Ave. & S. Platte River STAFF SOURCE Stewart H. Fonda, Director of Utilities COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council Bill No. 24 for prior Gaging Station Agreement passed May 6, 1996, as Ordinance #24. RECOMMENDED ACTION Approval of the proposed Joint Funding Agreement between the City of Englewood and the U.S. Geological Survey for October 1, 1996 through September 30, 1997. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED A stream flow gage, operated and maintained by the United States Geological Si.ney (USGS), has been in operation since 1990 at Union Avenue and the South Platte River . The information from the gage is critical during low flow periods to determine if water must be released from Chatfield Reservoir. The data provided by the gaging station is required by the State Water Commissioner in order to make releases from Chatfield Reservoir during low flow situations in which insufficient water is available to meet pumping demands at Union Avenue Pump Station. The Utilities Department shares in the annual cost of operating and maintaining the station on a 50% basis, with the remaining 50% contributed by the USGS. FINANCIAL IMPACT The cost of funding this agreement will be approximately $20,000 to $25,000 over the next five years . This portion is for 1996-1997 and is $4,350.00. The funds are included in the 1996 budget. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Ordinance Dept. of the Interior Geological Survey Joint Funding Agreement for Water Resources Investigations . ,I I . • ORDINANCE NO. _ SER.IF.S OF 1996 • .. BY AUTHORITY ABILLPOR OOOMCIL BILL NO. 57 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NBNBBR _____ ~ AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN INTBRGOVBBNIIBNAL AGDBIIBNT BE'I WEEN THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OP THB INTBRIOR AND TBB Clff OP DfGl.&WOOD, COLORADO BNTm.m> U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY JOINT FUNDING AORUMPIT POR WA'IBR D80uacl8 DfQITIGAflONB. WHEREAS, a ltream flow cqe located at Union Avenue and the South Platt.e River, ia operated and maintained by the U.S. Geololical Survey and baa been in operation lince 1990; and WHEREAS, the data praricled by the P1iD1 ltatioD ia required by the State Water Comminioner in order to make rel.-&om Chatfield 8-Yoir duriq low flow llituatiom in which insufficient water ia available to meet pumpinr claaanda at Union Avmue Pump Statian; and WHEREAS, the ..._oocl Utiliti• Department llbarN in the -ua1 coat• opaatiac _. eaieteinm, the ltation on a 50/50 baaia, with the U.S.G.S.; ad WHICD.AS , tM City CclaDcil •the City ofEn,lewood, Colando av# --a~ ,..... Act n wt For w.._ ..__ Investigationa Asr-t wida ta. ..... a0... I No . 20, SariN of 1996; and WIIDEA.8, .. .-.t hDdiac A,reement For Water.__ lac 1iclr11a ,.. I S -frr .. paiod aOct.aber 1, 1995 tbroqb Sep1 t. IO, 1111 ia tM -' ak.m.oo 6-..ta party; and WHDEAS, tbia OnliDace autboriaN a new joint fuDdin, 111911--lltt in die amount ak,350 .00 6-..ta party; NOW, THEllEPORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCll. OF '111B CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS POI.LOWS: $ectim 1. The in....,_._tal asr-mt "U.S. Dlpanamt Of'l1M 1Dtaior U .S . Geololical 8""9)' Joint Fundin, ApNmmt For Water a-.,.. Inveatiptiona", for the period aOct.aber 1, 1996 to 8eptemW" 30, 1997 in the amount• $4,350.00 from each party, attached 1-eto u "Emibit A." la hereby accapt.ed and approved by the Enclewoocl City C-cil. -1- ..... I . • • • ~. Sec;tjpp 2. The Mayor ia autborised to eucute and the City Clerk to att.Nt and -1 the lnterfovernmental Joint Fundiq Apeement For Water Sourcea lnvwtiptiom for and on behalf of the City al Bn,lewood. Colorado. Introduced, read iD full, and puaed on 6nt readin, on the 211t day at October 1998. Publiahed u a Bill far an Ordinance on the 2'th day al<>ctober, 1998. ATTEST: Loucriahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucrilbia A. Ellia, City Clerk at the City al Eaalewood, Colando, benby certify that the above and ftnaoiDI ia a true copy of a Bill far an OrdiDaDce, iDtroclumd, read iD full, and puaed on Int rNdiDf on the 211t day al<>ct.aber, 1998. -2- •, .. I. • Fonn!l-13941 (May 11111) 0 • U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Surwy Joint Funding AgrNrnent Water Reeo~lnVNtJgattona Aa,eement No. C097031 Customer No. COlOS THIS AGREEMENT is entered into u of the 1st day of October 1996 by the U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, party of the first part, and the Cly of Englawood, party ot the second part . 1 . The pa,1iN hlr9to agw that Uljlct to the availlCily ot i4JP,upm:w• and in accaidance wlh their lapedive uhortiN ttwe shall be maintained in CIIQP9ialion ope,allorl and nlllirllll•ic:e ol the ...._,r3ow gaging alallon, Soull'I Plllb Rlwr • Union A ..... i.reinlfter called the piogrwn. 2. The folowing amowrts shal be contributed to cover d ot the coat ot the ,-,y field and analytical work dinN:tly Nlaled to this program . (a) $4.,150.00 by the party ot the first part during the period October I, 1996 to September 30, 1'97 (b) $4,350.00 by the party ot the second part during the period October 1, 1996 to September 30, 1"7 (c) Additional or reduced amounts by NCh party during the above period or succeeding periods as may be d9termined by mutual agreement and set forth in an exchange ot letters betwNn the parties. 3. The coeta of thia program may be paid by either party in co11formity wih the lawa and ragulationa rNpeCtively governing each party. 4 . The field and analytical work panaining to this program shall be under the dir9dlon ot or subject to periodic l'1IYiew by an a&ahorized rapresentative ot the party of the first part. 5. The area to be included in the program shall be dltermined by rruual agrNIMIII belwHn the parties heNlo or their authorized representatives. The methods ~ed in the field and office shall be thoN adopted by the party ot the first part to insure the required llandarda d acancy lllbject to modillc:a1ion by nuual agrNITl9nt. 6. During the course of this program, all field and analytical work of either party pertaining to thia program lhal be open to the inspection of the other party, and if the work is not being carried on in a nuually aalllfactory manner, either party may terminate this agreement upon 60 days written notice to the other party. 7. The original recorda resulting from this program wil be depolited in the olllce of origin of thole 19COrda. Upon 19qUNl, copies ot the original recOlds wiff be provided to the office of the other party. 8 . The mapa, l'9COrda or reports l'NUling from thia program ahall be made availllble to the piblic as promptly u poaible. The .,.pa. l'9COrda or reports normally will be l)lbliahed by the party ot the fll'lll part. How9ver, the party ot the NCOnd part reserves the right to publish the !'NUiis ol thia program and, if alrNdy l)lbllahed by the party d the flrll part lhall, ~ raqunt. be furnished by the party ot the first part. at coat. impraaiona IUilabla for purpoaea ol l9PfOductlon similar to that for which the original copy wu prepa,9d. The mapa, rwc:orda or iwporta pidltled by either party shall contain a statement of the cooperative r9lalions batwNn the parties . 9. Billing for this agreement wiU be render9d IMyaHy . Paymanla of bila .. due within 60 days after the billing date . If not paid by the due date. interest will be charged at the currant Treuury rate for NCh 30 day period. or portion thereof . that the payment is delayed beyond the due date. (31 USC 3717; Comptroller General File B-212222. August 23 , 1983.). City or E.iiatewood By U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR "I /; , I -:1 /'/. r '/_(_ '<· _.,,,r;:...._:=G~-' '(SIGNATURE I' TITLE ) / Acttn& Disarict Chief'.' Colorldo Diltric:t By~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- (USE REVERSE SIDE IF ADDITIONAL SIGNATURES ARE REQUIRED) • ! A ... I· 0 • . .-------------------------- • • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date Agenda 1111111 October 21, 1996 10 aiv .. ITIATEDBY STAFF IOURCE ~ lmargovemmental AgrNment with Urtlan Drainage District for West Harvard Gulch construction. Department of Public Works Chartes Early, Dndor of Public Worka COUNCtL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council's goal ii to maintain our storm drainage lnfraltructure. The 1997 portion ofthil budget ii pr9Nn1lld in the propoucl 1997 stormwater utility budget RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff recommendl council approval of a Bill for an Ordinance to entar into an agrNfflal1t wllh the Urben Drainage and Flood Control District. The agl'Nfflent COll9r'I dralnageway lmprovemenla to wast Harvard Gulch . BACKGOUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTBINATIVES IDENTWIIED West Harvard Gulch flows through the Nol1hwelt GrWlbelt from S. Zuni St. to S. Pecol St. The uilting facility conlilta of a ee· diamellr pipe wllh CMrtlowl on the IUlface . The box culverts at Tejon St. and Rarttan St. have experienced CNS-topping of the roadways. Several pipe failurN were noead in 1991 . The City r9lained the wvtces of Muller EliginNr'•ig tor an evaluation. S.V.. delarloralion of the pipe irMrt was otlNN9d. The City applied lo Urben Drainage and Flood Control District for funds lo r9habilllaa 1h11 ayallm. Urtlan Drainage apprCMd funding tor allamallve analysil and preliminary design in wty 199,t. Several allamativel were e\Wlad. The dlONII allamatlYe ii to l9fflDV9 the pipe and construct an open channel ayam. The City requNtad Urtlan Drainage lo .,_ the capacity of the two box c:ulver1a lo l9duce CNS-topping of the roadways . Plans .,.. pr9P8IWd lo mnimlze iff1l8d lo our pertl envlronmant. Construction ii anticipalad to begin In Decamber, 1998. FINANCIAL .. ACT The total projact cost ii estlrNllad at M52,825. Etiglawood's lhar9 la 17.78" or $118,072 The agrwnant ii structuf9d to allow Englewood to pay $50,000 In 1998 and NCS,072 in 1997 . Adequn funds for our 1998 peymant are avallabla In the Slomw.aal Ullllty Fund . The 1997 budget lncludN an appropriation of $75,000 tor the pn,ject. UST OF ATIACHmNTS Bill tor an Ordinanca inlargovemmat,tal agreamant I . ' • .,--------------------------- ORDINANCE NO. _ SERIES OF 1996 0 • BY AUTHORITY ABILLPOR COUNCIL BILL NO . 58 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NBNBBR-----~ AN ORDINANCE AUTIIOIUZING AN INTDGOVBRNIIBNTAL AORBBNBNT BETWEEN THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT AND TIIB CITY 01' ENGLEWOOD, OOLOIW>O BNTl'ft,RD INTDAGBNCY AGREEMENT CONCERNING DRAINAGEWAY IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST HARVARD GULCH IN TBB CITY 01' BNGLBWOOD, .ARAPAHOE COUNTY, AGREEMENT 96-08.09. WHEREAS, West Harvard Gulch tlowa through the northwest greenbelt area from south Zuni street to south Pecoa street in the City of En,lewood and this agreement covers drainageway improvements to West Harvard Gulch; and WHEREAS, the emting facility c:onaiata in part of a 66" diameter pipe which currently overflows on the 1urface and bo:a: culverts at Tejon and Raritan which have e:a:perienced over-topping of the roadways; and WHEREAS, 1everal pipe failure& were noted in 1991 and the City retained the 1ervice1 of Muller Engineering to do an evaluation during which aevere deterioration of the pipe invert wu obaerved; and WHEREAS, the City applied to the Urban Drainap and Flood Control Diatrict for funds to rehabilitate this system and approval for funding for alternative analysis and preliminary design wu given in early UMM; and WHEREAS, the alternative which bu been chOND ia to remove the pipe and construct an open channel system; and WHEREAS, the City req.-ted Urban Drainap to~ the capacity of the two bo:a: culverts to reduce over-toppinr of the roadways; and WHEREAS the total project coat ia wt-imetecl at '652,825.00 with En,lewood'1 abare being $116,072 or 17 .7K and tbil ....-t ia ltructured to allow the City to pay $50,000 in 1996 and the remaininc $68,072 in 1997; NOW , THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AB FOLLOWS: $e<;tjgp 1. The intersovernmental qreement "Interqency A,reement Concerning Drainqeway Improvement. On Welt Harvard Gulch In The City Of Englewood, Arapahoe County· A,reement 96-08.09", attached hereto u "Ellbibit A," is hereby accepted and approved by the Enil-ood City Council . . ) . •. ,, I . • .,~------~------------~-........ -- ,.- • •, • .. Semm 2. 'lbe Mayor ia aut.boriwl to -ie and the City Clmt to attest and -1 the lnt.erpYernmmtal Air-et far and OD behalf al the City al Enpewood, Colorado. Introduced, read iD full, and puNd OD tint l'Ndiq OD the 2ht day or Odabw 1918. PubJiabed U a Bill far 11D OrdiDaDce OD the Mth day orOdabw, 19116. Tbomu J. Burna, Mayor ATTEST : Louc:riahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Louc:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk orthe City orEDpwood. Cokndo, benby Cfflify that the above anc1 fcJreaailll • a tnae c,apy or a Bill far 1111 Onlballllce, im:roduced, read in full, lllld puNd OD tint raadiac cm the 21at day orOdabw, 19116. -2- . , .. I . . 0 f 32xl • .------------------------- • • '· JN'l1!RAOl!NCY AOIU!l!Ml!Kl' CONCeaNINO DRAINAOBWAY IMPROVBMl!NTS ON WEST HARVARD OULCH IN 11IB CITY OP BNGLBWOOD, A>llAPAHOB COUNTY A ...... 96-0l.09 'nHS A,_....,_... Ille *Y of 1996, by Md bet-lhe URBAN DllAINAOB AND PLOOD CONnOL DISTIICI' (llllalMfta called "DISTIICT") .... crrv OP BNOLBWOOD (lllnliMfter called "l!NOLBWOOD") (Md collecllvcly lmowa u dlc "PARTIES") wrrNl!SSBnl: WHBRBAS, die ColandD a.a.a Alaallly la 19'19 Md 11113 ._.. 32-11· 211(1)(C), Colorado 1m1111 S1a1U1e1 1m io .aorta D1ST11cr io 1cvy.., 111 .,. ...... (.4) mill few the ••let=-Md ,._,,..i. of ftoadwaya Md llaodplliu w11111a .. DISTIICf; 111d WHl!IIBAS, 32-11-203, Colorado b¥illd Slllllla lffl, u --*d la 19'19 Md 1913, fllnbcr aulhorlrca the DIST1ICf'1 lalld of Duw:lan IO lallilllla a~ Md_... proarun of prevcndvc •MffllllCC for 1111:11 flaadwaya Md lloDdplalu wldlla .. DIS'BICT; 111d WHBRl!AS, the DIST1ICl"1 lalld of Duw:lan, ...... IO 1111:11 ....... , adoplcd a budact for 1996 (laoludoD No. 49, Seda of 1995 ) wllldl lacWll fladl for prcvaulvc maiAICIIIIICC of dnlup Md ftaad Clllllllll ladlllia willllll 1k DIS'l1l1Cf; Md WHEREAS, Ille D1ST1ICT'1 lalld of Duw:lan ...__ Md audlorialll ..,...._ for lhe 1996 Maintenance Work Propua (laaluliaa No. 61, Saia of 1995); Md WHl!IBAS, Ille DISTIICl"a Baud of Dnl*n llllllorbld 1k Bul:llllve Dillclor 10 conlracl few lhoa aavlca-, 10 ........ 1996 Hsi I re Wart ........ {laolullon No . 61, Seria of 1995); Md Wlll!IBAS, die D1ST1ICT'1 ~ of OU... Maplld a pallcy ..... ... DISTRICT policy reprdlat .. I s , of ..... Md ftaad CIIIIIIIII fldlllila ..... .. DISTIICT (laDlullaa No. 41, Serill of lffl); Md WHl!IBAS, l!NGLEWOOD llal lalcly ......... WSap.nllN .... far .. reinforced -111111 Cllhen -..•. 11 _. lff 11 n fadllda. Wlll!IBAS, DISTIICT ... llNGU!WOOD ................ of r httru , .. draiupway ----....._ ___ Cllhen ..... ........ .., • conlUl-;Md WHEREAS, DISTRICT_. IINOLBWOOD ... Ill_.,.. .. 1a11 ..... of rdllbllilllivs .....,._., , _...........,, _._ Cllhial ts+ u •• Weal Harvard Ouida . NOW, 11tBRl!l'OllB, la aaaldaadoa of ......... ,,_.._....... ........ PARTIES .... u follow1: n. SCQPfl OP nus AQBRIINWT TlllaA1_.,._.._ ....................... _mh_.1of DISTIICT Md BNGLBWOOD willl N1p1C1 10 caannicalaa of lllllllllltlllvs ....,..., Md .. .._. __ 111111 cuhal ...... , Oulcllu.,.....,.. 2. SCQPIHlf nQIICI 'Illa JllljlCUIIIII ---of.. • u cliN of. I I .. , ts+ n lacludlat ............................... .-..... CIJlla dlaaal,. -- 96-0l.09 . ' !I .. I • 0 • .,-----------------------~ • I• • '· lriclle CUMCI, ,_ ..i.ron.t _. lloa CIIMl1I wlda lpplll1IMlll ladlilla, die ldoclliall of Wlllf ... aaillry -r.dlillll aad .. Ndulllloa of Ille pniJec& Iii&. Th& &al daip Illa._. ...... 11, a --'tllll IIXllplllllc to Ille PAR11BS Nder a COIIIIIICI willl .. DIS'l1l1CT. l. PUBIJC NBCJ!SSIIX 1'lle PAR11BS .... 111111apn,,1wee1 llldlllliaed ..... to dill A....-i 1R -.ry fo, ............. ,. -fan.-· '""· ... ..,,...of all fllllPlc of 111e s--, ... of aplldal IIIDcfll to ... ,...._.. of 111a D1ST111cr ..i 111e pna,IIIJ ...... . 4. AQOPDON Of QIIIIQN 1'lle PAfflBS ...... Illa ............... llr ._......_..,..._. llr DIS11llCT Md BNOUIWOOD, •Ml ... ta ......... 2, ... Ila ... to ~ Ille l111p1111 ,,. ,.., ......................... .., DISTltlCT Md l!NOLEWOOD wlll ......... lfllRMI ol D1Sft1Cf Md l!NOU!WOOD. s. PRQJec:t mnJ ANQ 6JJOC6'1JQN Cl! mnJ 96-0l.09 A. Pflljact 011111 far die...,_ of.,. A....-i ..it__.. of Md 1111 Uallad to: I. TIii 111111 of_._.,..,_...,._., aplllfaa _,.......,. OIIIII, 2. TIie 111111 oflllfllly lllocadaa. 3. Alllllarbed WlillM dllatlof wk---._. 1nndnn11 to Illa aallal*lr'I IN' -a... aiallal:II. ... Caalnlalaa .............. c.. ... ...--.. Maaflarlaa, MIIIIIII Tallaa, cww:.,-s.ne,taa .. c-......... ..,,.__ S. 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"' .. _ 111 ....... o1 .. ......... 23. 6monJA'DCM <11111 r olllNOUIWOOD._.._ ........ .,..,...w+r rt "' .................... .., .. a., c..dll ol .. a.,"' ............ WHIIUPOU, ............... _. ................... ..,......, ............... o1 ......... ,.. ... ....... (IIIAL) ATl'SST: (IIIAL) ATnST: 96-CII.Clt ., UUAN DL\IIWE AND R.000 OONnOL DllnlCI' ., ________ _ ...... ., ________ _ ,.. ________ _ .,... . , .. I. 0 '32xl • .i-----------------~----....,....-...... 0 I• OBDIHANCB NO. _ SERIES OF 1996 ·, • BY AUTHORITY 10 lt1 COUNCIL BILL NO. 49 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN OBDINANCB IUIPBALIHO nn.B I, CIIAPl'D 1, OP 'l'IIB BNOLBWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO GENERAL LICENSE PROVISIONS AND D-BNACTINO A NBW CIL\PTD 1. WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council establiahed a temporary lluapenaian or moratorium of certain miKellaneoua buain-Ii-for a period of m months with the pauqe of Ordinance No. 25, aeriea of 1996; and WHEREAS, the moratorium or temporary euepenaion of miacellaneowi buaineu licenses included General Liceme Provisions; and WHEREAS, the provisions in Chapter 1 are pneral in nature and apply to all licenses iuued and eetabliahed under the other provisions of Title 5; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : Sed;ion 1. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby amends Title 5, Chapter 1, of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985, by repealing and l"HID&c:tiq Chapter 1, to read u follows : CIIAP'IZR l SECTION: 5-1-1 : DEFINITIONS 5-1 -2 : LICENSE OR PERMIT REQUIRED 5-1-3 : DUTIES OF CITY LICENSING OfflCER 5-1 -4 : APPLICATION FOR LICENSE 5-1-5 : DETERMINATION OF LICENSE OR PERMIT FEES AND TERM OF LICENSE 5-1-6 : TRANSFERS AND CHANGE OF LOCATION FOR LICENSES 5-1 -7 : LICENSE OR PERMIT AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION 5-1-8: HEARINGS, ORDERS AND APPEALS l•l•l: DEFINITIONS: FOR THE PURPOSE OF TIUS TITLE AND CODE IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE LICENSING OR PERIIITTING OF ANY BUSINESS, THE FOLLOWING TERMS, PHRASES, WORDS, AND nlEIR DERIVATIONS SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS GIVEN HEUIN: •. .. I· • CITYUCBNBING ontcEll OR UCEN8ING Ol"l'ICBB: UCENBE: UCENBE BOLDER: MANAGER: PERMIT: PERMIT BOLDER: PBEMJSRS: • • The employment of one or more penolUI for the purpoee of earning a livelihood, activities of penon11 to improve their eccmomic conclitiona and deairea, and poerally related to commercial and induatrial en1a1ementa. The City Manapr of the City al En,lewood, Colorado, or the duly appointed deaipee. To carry on er take pert in the operation al a baainNe. Apnta, -ployea in their capacity u apnta, -other resir-tatiffa of any mtity dainr ~ in tbia city lhall be penonaUy reaponlible fur -pliuce with tbia title. A liceue er permit need not be obtained for each branch al an eatabliabment, if the~ and llranCMI are operated leplly u -buliDeN acept u nqaired by any other c:bapter in tbia title. Writtm penniaion to pursue or carry on a 1,..-IUbject to tbia Title. A per-.i who bu the authority to -,ap in a buainNa required to be licemed by tbia Title. An individual who ......... directa, auperviaN, -and adminiaten the aetl and tranaactiam of the apota or aervanta of any Ntabliabmmt perned by tbia Article ar who, tbroup Ilia • her OWD actiam, clirecta, ~ ad adminiaten the affairs al any aacb eatabliunnmt. Writtm permiuion to pursue or carry on any b-'-not IUbject to licmlinr under tbia Title or apeciftcally uchuW "-ohtainin1 a liceue or permit by tbia Code, Title, ordinance, atate atatute, or federal law. A per-.i who bu the authority to_,.. in a buaineN required to be iNued a permit by tbia Title. A lot, parcel, • plot al land t.opdlel' with the lltructurea, equipMDt ad~. ad penoaal propaty. 1-1-1: UCENBE OR PBIUIIT IIBQUIIID: ff 8IWJ. BB UNLAWFUL FOR ANY CORPORATION , COMPANY, PARTND8111P OR INDMDUAL 2 • . .. I . 0 'a2xl • • - C • TO ENGAGE IN ANY BUSINESS WITHOUT A LICENSE OR PERMIT AS REQUIRED BY THIS TITLE. 1°1-1: DU'l1E8 OF Crl'Y UCENBING OFnCBII: A. THE LICENSING OfflCER SHALL COLLECT ALL APPLICABLE FEES, AND ISSUE LICENSES AND PERMITS IN THE CITY'S NAME TO PERSONS QUALIFIED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE AND SHALL: 1. PROMULGATE AND ENFORCE ALL REASONABLE RULES AND REGULATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEIIENT OF THIS TITLE. 2. PREPARE AND PROVIDE FORMS NECESSARY TO ISSUE LICENSES AND PERIIITS. 3. REQUIRE APPLICANTS TO SUBMIT ALL AfflDAVITS AND OATHS NECESSARY TO ADMINISTER THIS TITLE. 4. NOTIFY APPLICANT OF ACCEPTANCE OR DENIAL OF APPLICATION AND STATE IN WRITING THE REASON(S) FOR DENIAL . l•l-4: APPLICATION FOR UCBNII& A. EACH APPLICANT REQUIRED TO PROCURE A LICENSE OR PERMIT UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS TITLE SHALL SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR SUCH LICENSE TO THE LICENSING OfflCER. THE APPLICATION SHALL: 1. BE IN WRITING, USING FORMS PROVIDED BY THE LICENSING OfflCER. THE FORM SHALL INCLUDE A SIGNED Affll>AVIT BY THE APPLICANT INCLUDING: i. THE NAIii: OF THE LICENSE OR PEDIIT HOLDD, AND THE NAIIE(S) UNDER WJDCH THE BUSINESS IS CONDUCTED . ii . THE ADDIBSS AND THE SPECinC ACTIVITY TO BE CONDUCTED. iii. ANY INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ANOTHER CHAPTER OR SECTION OF THIS TITLE. 2. INCLUDE OTHER INFORMATION WHICH THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL FIND REASONABLY NECESSARY POR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS TITLE. B. THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBIIIT ALL APPLICABLE FUS TO THE LICENSING OfflCER PRIOR TO A REVIEW OF THE APPLICATION, SAID FEES SHALL NOT BE RD'UNDED. 3 • I . • • • t• ·, • c. THE LICENSING OFFICER HAS THE AUTHORITY TO DENY, SUSPEND, OR REVOKE ANY APPLICATION UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. THE LICENSE OR PERMIT WAS OBTAINED BY FRAUD, MISREPRESENTATION, OR FALSE STATEMENTS. 2. THE LICENSED OR PERMITTED ACTIVITY IS A PUBLIC NUISANCE AS DEFINED BY ORDINANCE OR STATUTE. 3 . THE LICENSE OR PERMIT WAS ISSUED IN ERROR . 4 . UPON GROUNDS PROVIDED BY ANY OTHER CITY APPLICATION REQUIREMENT, ORDINANCE, STATE STATUTE, FEDERAL LAW, OR REGULATION OF THE CITY, STATE, OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. 5 . THE APPLICANT IS IN DEFAULT OF ANY INDEBTEDNESS OR OTHER OBLIGATION DUE THE CITY. 6. THE PROPOSED USE OF ANY PREMISES FOR WHICH THE LICENSE IS SOUGHT IS NOT AUTHORIZED BY ZONING, BUILDING, HOUSING OR OTHER REGULATIONS. 7 . FAILURE OF THE LICENSE HOLDER TO SUBIIIT A NEW APPLICATION BEFORE THE EXPIRATION OF A CURRENT LICENSE. D . AN APPLICANT, WHEN DENIED A LICENSE OR PERMIT, SHALL NOT ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS FOR WIDCH A LICENSE OR PERMIT IS REQUIRED . 1-l•I: DE'nlBIIINAnoN 0, UCDIIIB oa Wf PBBAND'IZIIII OF LICENIIE: A . THE CITY COUNCIL SHALL DETERMINE AND SET BY RESOLtmON ALL FEES REQUIRED UNDER nus TITLE. B . UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED, A LICENSE OR PERMIT SHALL EXPIRE ONE YEAR FROM THE DATE OF ISSUE. NO REFUND OF ANY PORTION OF THE LICENSE FEE SHALL BE MADE . 1-1-1: 1'llANBFER8 AND CIIANGB OP LOCAftON ft>ll LICDIIIB8: A . UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFICALLY PROIUBITED, A LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER HAS THE RIGHT TO TRANSFER THE LICENSE OR PERMIT TO ANOTHER PERSON OR LOCATION AS PROVIDED: 1 . THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER REQUESTS A TRANSFER FROM THE LICENSING OFFICER; AND 2 . TRANSFEREE MEETS ALL CONDfflONS REQUIRED BY THIS TITLE; AND 4 •. .. I . 0 /' • • •, • 3. LICENSE OR PERMIT IS SURRENDERED; AND 4 . THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER OBTAINS WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM THE LICENSING OFFICER. B. UPON APPROVAL OF THE TRANSFER THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL COLLECT A TRANSFER FEE AND ISSUE A NEW LICENSE OR PERMIT FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF THE TRANSFERRED LICENSE OR PERMIT. 5-1-7 LICENSE OR PERMIT AVAILABLE POil lNBPBC'l10N: THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER SHALL MAKE THE LICENSE OR PERMIT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE TO ANY PERSON FOR INSPECI'ION AT ALL TIMES . 5-1-8: IIEARING8, ORDERS, AND APPBAIB: A . WHEN A CITY OFFICIAL REPORTS A VIOLATION OF THIS TITLE, CODE, LAW, STATUTE, OR ORDINANCE, THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL ISSUE A PROVISIONAL ORDER TO COMPLY. 1 . THE PROVISIONAL ORDER, AND ALL OTHER NOTICES ISSUED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THIS TITLE, SHALL BE IN WRITING, SHALL BE SERVED AS PROVIDED IN THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AND SHALL NOTIFY THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER OF THE SPECIFIC VIOLATION(S). IF THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER CAN NOT BE SERVED IN THIS MANNER, THE PREMISES MAY BE POSTED. 2 . BEFORE THE PERIOD OF COMPLIANCE EXPIRES, AS NOTED IN THE PROVISIONAL ORDER, THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER OR THE CITY MAY SUBMIT A WRITTEN APPLICATION FOR HEARING. THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL ORDER A HEARING AFTER REVIEWING THE APPLICATION . 3 . THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL ORDER A HEARING WITHIN FOURTEEN (14) DAYS OF THE RECEIPT OF THE APPLICATION FOR A HEARING . 4 . THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL MAKE A FINAL DECISION IN WRITING, THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE HEARING . B. THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO REVOKE OR SUSPEND LICENSES AND PERMITS, TO EXTEND THE TIME FOR COMPLIANCE, TO GRANT A NEW HEARING, AND TO CHANGE, MODIFY OR RESCIND ANY RECOMMENDATION OR ORDER. C . WHEN THE CONDUCT OF ANY LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER, AGENT, OR EMPLOYEE IS SO HAZARDOUS TO THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY AND GENERAL WELFARE AS TO CONSTITUTE A DANGER TO HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE OF THE PUBLIC OR GIVE RISE TO 5 I· C • • 0 t• • AN EMERGENCY, THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO SUMMARILY ORDER THE CESSATION OF BUSINESS AND CLOSE THE PREMISES OR TO SUSPEND OR REVOKE THE LICENSE OR PERMIT. UNLESS WAIVED IN WRITING, WITH TEN (10) DAYS AFI'ER THE ISSUANCE OF THE SUMMARY ORDER, THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL CONDUCT A HEARING. THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL MAKE A FINAL DECISION IN WRITING, THIRTY (30) DAYS AFI'ER THE CONCLUSION OF THE HEARING. D . ANY LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER AGGRIEVED BY A FINAL DECISION OF THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPEAL TO AN INDEPENDENT HEARING OFFICER APPOINTED BY THE CITY. A WRITl'EN APPEAL MUST BE FILED WITH THE CITY MANAGER WITIUN TEN (10) DAYS OF THE FINAL DECISION BY THE LICENSING OFFICER. 1 . THE APPEAL SHALL INCLUDE A COPY OF THE ORDER OR DECISION OF THE LICENSING OFFICER AND A STATEMENT BY THE LICENSE OR PERMIT HOLDER SETTING FORTH THE BASIS OF THE APPEAL. 2 . THE CITY MANAGER SHALL FIX A TIME AND PLACE FOR HEARING THE APPEAL AND SHALL GIVE NOTICE TO THE APPELLANT AND LICENSING OFFICER. 3 . THE INDEPENDENT HEARING OFFICER SHALL BE LIMITED TO A DETERMINATION AS TO WHETHER THE LICENSING OFFICER'S FINDING WAS ARBITRARY AND CAPRICIOUS. 4 . THE FINDINGS OF THE INDEPENDENT HEARING OFFICER SHALL BE GIVEN THE APPELLANT AND THE LICENSING OFFICER. 5 . IF THE INDEPENDENT HEARING OFFICER MAKES A DETERMINATION THAT THE LICENSING OFFICER'S FINDING WAS ARBRITARY OR CAPRICIOUS, THE LICENSING OFFICER SHALL FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES AND HAVE THE POWERS SET FORTH UNDER PARAGRAPHS, A. B, AND C, OF THIS SECTION TO MAKE CORRECTIONS AND ISSUE A NEW FINAL DECISION . E . NO CML OR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION SHALL BAR OR PREVENT PROSECUTION IN MUNICIPAL COURT FOR ANY VIOLATION OF THIS CODE. SectiPP 2. Wm Clauya 'lbe City Council, banby ftnda, determin•, and declare• that this Ordinance ia promulpted under the pneral police power of the City of Enclewood, that it ia promulpted for the bealtb, aafety, and welfare al the public , and that thia Ordinance ia neceuary for the praervatiGD of ..ith and 1afety and for the protectiGD al public convenience and welfare. Tbe City Council further determin• that the Ordinance been e ratiGDal nlaticm to the proper legislative object aou,ht to be obtained. Sec;tipp 3. Scxorahjljty If any clauaa, eentmce, parqrapb. ar part al dlia 6 •. I . • 0 1 32xl • • • • • • ~. Ordinance or the application thereof to any penon or circumatancea ahall for any reason be adjudged by a court of competent jurisdiction invalid, auch judgment shall not affect impair or invalidate the remainder of tbia Ordinance er ita application to other peraons or cin:umatances. Sec;tion ' InrnneiftWPt Ordjpapcea All other Ordinancea or portiona thereof inconaiatent or conflicting with this Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the extent of auch inconsiatency or conflict. Sect,ipp 6 Eff"'I'& gf rseel w mgdifistPAD Tbe repeal or modification or any proviaion of the Code or the City or Eqlewoocl by this Ordinance ahall not releue, extinguiah, alter, modify, or ~ in whole er in .-rt any penalty, forfeiture, or liability, either civil or crimiaal, wbicb lball hue hem incurnd under aucb proviaion, and each proviaiCID lball be Jrated and beld aa lltill remainiq in force for the pmpma or auataininf any and all Jll'CIPII' actiona, auita, ...-edinP, and proNC:Utiona for tbe ..,_t or tbe penalty, forfeiture, CII' liability, u well .. for the ~ of auatainiq any juqment, decree, or order which can er may be rendered, entered, or made in aucb adiCIDI, auita, proceedinp, or proaecutiCIDI. Seetigp 6 . &n.lJ.u . The Penalty Proviaion ofE.M .C. Section 1-4-1 ahall apply to each and every violation of tbia Ordinance . Introduced, read in full, and palled on fint reading cm the 7th day of October, 1996. Published u a Bill for an Ordinance cm the 10th day ofOetober, 1996. Read by title and paued CID final reading CID tbe 2lat day of'October, 1996. Publiabed by title u Ordinance No._, Seriea or 1996, on the 24th day of October, 1996. 'lbomaa J. Bmna, Mayor ATTEST : Loucriahia A. Ellis, City Clerlr. I, Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Clerlr. of the City ofEqlewoocl, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and fore,oing ia a true copy of the Ordinance paued CID ftnal reading and published by title u Ordinance No . _, Seri• of 1996. 7 .. I. 0 • OBDINANCB NO._ SERim OF 1996 • • • BY AUTHORITY • • 10 bf1 COUNCIL BILL NO. 50 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN oaDDL\MCB IIBPBAUNO 'lTft.B I, CIIAPl"Bll8 IA, AND 1B, OP 'l'IIB ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO AMUSEIIENTS, Ki r•stlll ...... M.Ul R-11a1 .. a•MIIINIA NEW CHAPTER 2, AND WIDCH REMOVES AMUSEIIIN'l'S FROII OIIDIKAlfCB MO. II, 8BIIIBII OP 1111 WRICH PD'l'AINll 'l'O 'ID MORATORIUM OF UCENSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Englewood City Council eetabliabecl a temporary auapenaicm or moratorium of miac:ellaneoua buain-licemea for a period of llix montha with the passage of Ordinance No. 25, Nriea of 1996; and WHEREAS, the moratorium or temporary suspemion included amusement licenses; and WHEREAS, amusement lic:enMB are required to ensure that qualified penons provide amusements and public dancea to the public; and WHEREAS, the chanpl made to this Chapter include ranovin( repetitive language, changinc how fees are determined and Ht, ranoviq contradictory language, removin( Articl• A and Band inc:orporatin, them into on Chapter, u well u clarifying the lan,uap and term, Uled; and WHEREAS, a aeparate licenae fer am-ti ii_..., due to the attraction thi1 activity bu on young people and the potential for criminal activity (e.1. gamblin,) that may a..ult whm this activity ii not nplated; and WHEREAS, manapn al am.._mt eatablilhmmtl are napatered to ensure individuala with bacqrounda that .,,-t a danpr to children are ac:remed from being involved in this licmaed activity; and WHEREAS, the City lhall iDlpect the premilN for public danee1 and balll to ensure the aafety of large ptherinp of the public; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Ses;tion 1. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado henby ammda Title 5, Chapter 2A and 2B, of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985, by repealinf and re- enacting Chapter 2, to read u followa: ..... • . .. I . • • • • SEC110N: 5-2-1: Definition, 5-2-2: Licenae Required 5-2-3 : Application For Lice1U1e 5-2-4 Special Conditiona And Reltrictiona Of The LicelUle &-1-1: DBF1N1T10N8: IN ADDfflON TO THE DEFINITIONS USTED IN E. M. C. 5-1-1, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF TIDS CODE IN ALL IIATTERS RELATING TO THE LICENSING OF AMUSEMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND PUBLIC DANCES AND BALLS, THE FOLLOWING TERMS, PHRASES, WORDS, AND THE DERIVATIONS SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS HEREIN: AIIU8EIIBNT DEVICE<&): A place or eetabliahment at one location where an individual, auoc:iation, putnenbip, company, or corporation maintaina more than fifteen (15) amusement devicea. A place or Ntabliahmmt at one location where an individual, auoc:iation, putnenbip, company, or corporation maintaina fifteen (15) or f-er amusement devicea, eitlwr u a IIOle b.-or in eoltjunction with 101De other buain-. Any device which, upon inNrtion of a coin, llut, tot.., plate or &c, or payment of a comideratian dinctly therein, may be med by the public for mtenainmmt, or am-t, that~ a teat of akill, either -tal or pbyaical, wbatber or not recmerm, a IICOft, and lhall include, but not be limited to, pool tabl•, IDOObr tabl•. fOOlball tablea, electronic pmea, and pinball macbinea of every kind and deacription. AMUSEMENT ESTABJ IJIIIIIENT: An amwmmt an:ade, amwment cater, itinerant ahow, public dance or hall, bowliq alley, circus, carnival, or ahootinc pllery. PlJBLIC DANCE, PUBLIC 8AUA Any danc:e where admiaaion can be bad by the public pnerally with or without the paymmt of a fee, with or without the purcbaae, po11Nllion or ..-taticm of a ticket or tokm, and any other dance operatad by dub m-1-wbip, -ticbt, invitation or ' 0 I. • 0 '32xl • -~-----------------------~-- - other llystem open or ofl'ered to the public generally. PUBLIC DANCE BAIL: Any premilff open to public dancing for pin or to which the public ia admitt.ed upon payment of an admiaaicm fee, membenhip fee or for a charp of any kind and deecription, or any hall or academy in which clauea in dancing are held and inatructiona in dancing pven for pay. 1-1-2: LICENSE BBQUIBBD: IT SJWJ. BE UNLAWFUL FOR AN AMUSEMENT ESTABLISHMENT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS PRIOR TO OBTAINING A LICENSE FROM THE LICENSING OFFICER. 1-2-3: APPLICA110N FOR UCBN8E: A . THE APPLICATION FOR AN AMUSEMENT ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 5, CHAPTER 1. B. IN ADDfflON THE APPLICANT SHALL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING: C. MANAGER(S) LICENSE : 1 . ALL MANAGERS OF AMUSEMENT ESTABLISHMENTS MUST BE LICENSED. LICENSES WILL BE ISSUED BY THE LICENSING omen. 2. WHERE ANY LICENSE HOLDER HAS A CHANGE IN MANAGER OR MANAGERS OF IDS/HER ESTABLISHMENT, AND A NEW MANAGER HAS NOT PREVIOUSLY BEEN APPROVED AS A MANAGER BY THE LICENSING OfflCER, HEl8HB SJWJ. BE PRESENTED BY THE HOLDER OF A LICENSE OR SHALL PRESENT HDISELFIHERSELF TO THE OfflCE OF THE LICENSING omen FOR A BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION . 1-M: 8PBCW. OOND1'110N8AND IIB8'l1IICl'ION OF 'IBB UCINa IN ADDfflON TO LICENSING CONDfflONS SET FORTH IN CHAPTER 1 OF THIS TITLE, THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PROVISIONS SHALL APPLY: A. INSPECTION. BEFORE A LICENSE IS GRANTED, FOR A PUBLIC DANCES OR BALL, THE PRENISES DISCRIBED IN THE APPLICATION SHALL BE INSPBCTED . A LICENSE SHALL NOT BE ISSUED UNTIL SUCH TDIB AS TID APPLICANT DEMONSTRATES THAT SUCH PRENISES ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE. -3- ...... .. I . ------------------------.1--.,,-----------------------.. ------ • 0 • B. ADDITIONAL AMUSEMENT DEYJCES . ALL APPLICANTS AND HOLDERS OF AMUSEMENT CENTER OR AMUSEMENT ARCADE LICENSES SHALL REPORT TO THE LICENSING OFFICER THE ADDffiON OF ANY AMUSEMENT DEVICE OR DEVICES TO THEIR PREMISES WITIDN FIFI'EEN (15) DAYS OF SAID ADDffiON AND TENDER TO THE LICENSING OFFICER AT THAT TIME THE REQUIRED FEE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE ORIGINAL LICENSE PERIOD. THE FEE IS NOT PRORATED OVER THE PERIOD THE DEVICE IS PUT INTO SERVICE. REPLACEMENT OF A DEVICE WITH ANOTHER DEVICE IS NOT CONSIDERED AN ADDITIONAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE. Sed;ign 2. License fees for thu Chapter ahall be det.ermined and aet by City Council in accordance with E.M.C. 5-1-8. Sed;igp 3 . The Englewood City Council establiahed a temporary 1uapemion or moratorium of certain milcellaneoua bUlineu licen1e1 for a period of 1ix months with the puuge of Ordinance No. 25, aeries of 1996 and now removes the following licenses from the moratorium: Amusement Licenae Fees: Amusement Arcade Amusement Center Amusement Device<•> Amusement Eatablilhment Billiards and Pool Table Bowling Alley Carnivals Circuses Itinerant Shows (other than carnivals or circuaes) Shooting Galleries Public Dance, Public Ball Public Dance Hall. Sec;tipn ,. Safety Clau111 The City Council, hereby finds, determines, and declares that thu Ordinance i1 promulgated under the general police power of the City of Englewood, that it ii promulgated for the bealth, aafety, and welfare at the public, and that this Ordinance ii neceuary for the preaervatiOD of health and safety and for the protection of public convenience and welfare. The City Council further determinea that the Ordinance bean a ratiODal relatiOD ID the proper legislative object aougbt to be obtained . $edign 5. Sevcrahjljty If any clause, MDtence, paragraph, or part of thu Ordinance or the application thereof ID any peno11 or circwDatan-aball for any reaaon be adjudged by a court at c:ompetmt juriadiction invalid, auch judgment ,hall not affect impair or invalidate the nmaiDder at tbia Ordinance or ita application to other penma or circwutancee. Section 6 JD£ODeilYID\ OrdiDIPGII All other Ordinancee Ill' portiaaa thereof incon1i1tent or confficting with tbia Ordinance Ill' any portion hereof are heNby repealed to the eztent of 1uch inc:oaailtency or conflict. -4- , I . 0 \ • . . . .. • • 8rtim 8 fallu. TIie PIDa1ty Prorilian olB.11.C. 8ectim 1+1 ..0 apply to each and ...,,, riolatioD of tbia Onliaallol. Introduced, nad ID tbll, ........ cm Int nadlqcm 1M 7tb day ol<>ctaNr, 1111. Publilbed • a BID Ill' u Onliaaam cm tlle loth day ol<>ctaNr, 1111. Read by title .......... tlDal ........ 1M 21atday olOdiablr, 1111. Publilbed by title• OrcllDance No._. 8lria of 1111, m 1M Mtb day olOdiaNr, 1988. ATTEST: Loucriabia A. Bllia, City Clark I, Laucrilbia A. Elia. City Qn oltlle City o1-.., ..... 011 ..... .... catift tllat tile..,.. ad ...... ii a tne oapyfl .. 0. IF ...... .... nadiDc and peNWwl by title • OrdiDam No. _. lllltll fl 1111. Laa.--t+: A. .. .. • ORDINANCE NO. _ SERIES OF 1996 - BY AUTHORITY 10 b11f COUNCIL BILL NO. 151 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN OBDDIAMCS llBPSALDIG 'lTIU: I, CIIAPl'D 4, OP 'l'IIS SNGUWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 19815 PERTAINING TO FOOD VENDORS AND RE- &N.AC'l'DfG A NBW alAPl'D 4, AND WJIICII UIIOYll8 POOD VBNDOU PROM ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1998 WRICR PBllTADftl TO THE IIOMTOIIIUII OP UmNIIIII IN TD CIT!' OP IINGLaWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the Enpewood City Council eatabliabed a temporary auapemicm or moratorium of certain mi-llaneoua buainw licmw for a period of m mcmtba with the pauqe of Ordinance No. 25, Nriee of 1996; and WHEREAS, the moratoriWD or temporary auapenaicm of food vmdon licenaea; and WHEREAS, a aepante liceDle for food vendors is n-,y due t.o the impact this activity may have cm the public'• health and aafety if not replated; and WHEREAS, due t.o the unique upec:ta of this activity, additional licenae requirementa are included; and WHEREAS, health code compliance is included t.o iDaure that food itau IOlcl are aafe for public COU111Dption; and WHEREAS, due t.o the individualiaecl upeet of food vmclinc, tbNe licmaN an unique to the buaiDeN and therefore only valid for the loc:atian Nt farth in the licenae; and WHEREAS, due to health and aafety -related t.o this licaae, the licmae is sranted to the oriciDa1 licenae bolder only and not traml9rable; ud WHEREAS, the nature afthis ~ impoaea a biper riak afpbyaical iDJarJ and il1-to the public, tberefon, proof ol iuuraDce is nquind b tbia __..; and WHEREAS, ice cream lalee from vebic:lea umn, audible advertiains may be deemed a public nuisance, the impact is on the public ii minimiMd by boun of operation and requirement& in this Chapter; and WHEREAS, the boun of operation alao impmed are t.o protect the aafety af cbildnn; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCU. OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS POI.LOWS: Stct,iqp 1. The City Council af the City af Baat-ood, Colorado banby amwla Title 15, Chapter,, of the En,1-ood MUDidpal Code 1115, by npealiDf wl N4111Cm11 Chapter ,. t.o read u follawa : ' •. I . 0 '32xl • ·, • <. POODVDIDOB8 SECTION: 5+1: Definition, 5+2: Lic:eme Required M-3: ApplicatiOD For Lic:mae 5-6-6 : T-or Food VeDdon Lic:mHI 5+5: Special CODclitiCllll And BestrictiODI or Licenae M-1: DD'INfflONB: IN ADDfflON TO THE DEFINlTIONS LISTED IN E . II. C. 5-1-1, AND FOR THE PUBPOSE OF TIUS CODE IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE LICENSING OF FOOD VENDORS, THE FOLLOWING TERMS, PHRASES, WORDS, AND THE DERIVATIONS SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS HEREIN: FOOD VENDOR: FOOD PBODUCI'& PARK: SIDEWALK• SIDEWALK ABBA: A licalNCl vmdar of'food proclucta. Food proclw:ta prepared and proc111ed for immediate CGDSUIDptiOD. Food producta lball not apply to aroceey lltorN and limilar eatablilbmmtl where food ii not pnpuecl or IOld routinely for immediate couumption. The aale of' ice, icea, frouD Cllltard, ice milk, froun :,oprt, and aberbert, pnpared, proc1111d and IOlcl for immediate c:omumption. Park ..... any prapertJ declicatad far nch purpme and lball allo iDclude tbe walkwa,a IIDII fouDtaiD -of tbe ........ Plua IIDII .....,_ IIDll llib patlaa of LiUle DrJ Creek Flood ... and ....... -u-t to pub. Tbe 8oatb ..__ 8-tiaDal Diltric& pub locatad in tbe maaidpal bounclari• of'~ lball be CODlidend • park. That portim of' a publicly maintained or cledaNd to be a public atnet or bipway bJ any law of tbil State or any ........ orctm-W-tbe cmt, liDN or tbe lat.al lime of a roadway ad tbe ....... property lime iDtadld far -bJ pedeltriau. Tbe etift widda .,._ .. "--7 liDN ri1..., way pablicly matnteieed, .._ -, -2- .. I. • VEHICLE: 0 I~ - <. part thereof ia open t.o the U11e of the public for purpoeee of vehicular travel or the entire width of every way declared to be a public meet or bipway by any law of tbia State or any ordinance of tbia City. Every device in, upon or by which any~ or property ia or may be tramport.ed or drawn, irrespective of the IOUl'ce from which the power t.o propel Aid vehicle may come and in'Npective of the number of wbeela of Aid vehicle. l+I: LICBNIIB IIBQlJIIIBD: IT SHAU. BE UNLAWFUL FOR A FOOD VENDOR TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS PRIOR TO OBTAINING A LICENSE FROM THE LICENSING OfflCER. M-3: .APPLICA'l10N JIOllUCENBE: A . THE APPLICATION FOR A FOOD VENDOR LICENSE SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 5, CHAPTER 1 . B . IN ADDfflON THE APPLICANT SHALL BE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING: 1-M: 8PBCIAL CONDfflONBAND 11B8T111C'110N8 OF LICBNIIE: IN ADDfflON TO LICENSING CONDfflONS SET FOR IN CHAPTER 1 OF TIUS TITLE, THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PROVISIONS SHALL APPLY. A INSURANCE REQUTBED : LICENSE HOLDERS ARE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN THE FOLLOWING LEVELS OF INSURANCE: 1 . ALL MOTOR VEIUCLES USED IN THE OPERATION OF THE LICENSED BUSINBSS SHALL BB INSURED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF COLORADO . 2 . COMPREHENSIVE GINDAL UABlLITY WITH A MINIMUM COMBINED SINGLE LDllT OF LIABWTY FOR BODILY IN.JURY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS (Sl00,000.00) PER OCCURRENCE AND AGGREGATE . FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SUCH INSURANCE OR TO SHOW SUCH EVIDENCE ON REQUEST SHALL BB CAUSE FOR FAILURE TO MAINTAIN SUCH INSURANCE OR TO SHOW SUCH EVIDENCE ON REQUEST SHALL BB CAUSE FOR DOIEDIATE REVOCATION OF THE LICENSE B. LICENSES GRANTED UNDER THIS CIIAPTEll ARE NOT TRANSFERABLE . -3- •. .. I . • • • C. ICE CREAM SAi ES: ICE CREAM VENDORS USING VEIUCLES ON CITY STREETS MUST OBTAIN A FOOD VENDOR LICENSE • STREETS AND SIDEWALKS AND SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING ADDfflONAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. HOURS OF OPERATION ARE PERMITl'ED BETWEEN NINE O'CLOCK (9:00) A.M . AND SUNSET. 2. ANY AUDIBLE ADVERTISING SUCH AS MUSIC, CHIMES, VERBAL ANNOUNCEMENTS OR OTHER SOUND MUST BE TURNED OFF WHD..E THE VEIUCLE IS AT REST. D. HEALTH CODES LICENSE HOLDERS ARE REQUIRED TO OPERATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE MUNICIPAL AND STATE HEALTH REGULATIONS AS ADMINISTERED BY THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY TRI-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. E . LOCATION LICENSE HOLDERS MAY VEND ONLY IN THOSE AREAS SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN THE LICENSE. Ses;tjgn 2. Licensee fees for this Chapter ahall be determined and eet by City Council in accordance with 5-1-8 oftbia Code. Ses;tign 3. The Englewood City Council established a temporary IIUSpemion or moratorium of certain miacellaneoue bueines1 licenaea for a period of m montha with the puaage of Ordinance No. 25, aeries of 1996 and now removes the following licenaea from the moratorium: FOOD VENDOR LICENSES. Ses;tigp ,. Wm CJ1u111 The City Council, hereby finda, determines, and declarea that tbia Ordinance ii promulpted under the pneral police power of the City of Enfl-ood, that it ii promulpted for tbe hNlth, Nfety, and welfare of t.be public, and that tbia Ordinance ii n-.ry for tbe ,-rvatiOD of health and ufety and for the protectiOD cl public convenience and welfare. The City Council further determinea tblt the Ordinance bean a ratianal relatiOD 1D the proper legialative object aoupt to be obtained. Stc:tiPP 5 Scvct•hiJity If any clauae, aentence, paracraph, or part of thia Ordinance or the application thereof ID any pel'ICID ar circumatan-ahall for any reuon be adjudpd by a court cl competent juriadiction invalid, IUCb jud1111ent ,hall not affect impair ar invalidate tbe remainder cl tbia Ordinance or ita application to other peraon1 or circumatancea. Ses;tiqp 6 IP&QQai,wrt OrdiPIDCII All other Ordinancea ar porti0111 thereof incon1i1tent or conftictin1 with tbia Ordinance or any portion hereof are hereby repealed to the elltent of 1uch inC0111iatenc:y or conflict. -4- • . I . 0 • . " • . . Sed;igp 7 Effc qt rmeeJ Al' modjfic;atipp Tbe repeal or modiftcation of any provinCID alt.be Code al the City al Enpewood by thia OrdinaDce lball DOt re1-. atiquiah, alts, modify, or cbup in whole or in pat any pmalty, fadiiiture, or liability, eitbs civil or erimiaal, which lball haw a.-iacarncl UDMr nch provuion, and uch prvriaiCID lball be treatecl and beld • ltill ,.....,lnin1 in force for the pmpall al nltaiDlns any wl all snpll' actilml, euitl, Jll'CIC .... iDp, and pr-ldiam for the~ al the pmalty, IIIMtme, or liallility, • -1 • for the pmpa of euteiDIDI any jadpaet, ...... _. CIIW wllida can • may be rmdered, ....... GI' made in eac:b adiaal, euitl, pr a C fin .. , _. .. -!lti••. Srtian A. &Ptlb-Tbe Paa1t:, Pr0t-... alB.11.C . 8ICtiml l+l eball apply to uch and ...,. Yialation al tllie ~- Introduced, reed in full, and paeeed CID flnt NMiDs CID the 'Nb day al Odabar, 1188. Publiebed MI Bill for an OrdinaDce CID the lOlb day alOdabar, 1118. Read by title wl paeeed CID final nadins CID the 21.et day al Odioblr, 1118. Publiebed by title M OrdiDaDce No ._, Seriel al 1118, CID the :MthdayalOctiober', 1998. ATTEST: Louc:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucriebia A. Ellia, City Clerk alt.be City al~ Cdando, ._., certify that the.._. and ....... ii. tne copy altbll OnliuDce ........... nadiDs and pubtiebed by title u <>nma-No . _, S.-of 1118. -5- I. 0 1 32xl • OalllfANC& NO. - SERIES OF 1996 • • • BY AUTHORITY , . 10 b1v COUNCILBILLNO. 52 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN ORDINANCE DPBALDfO 'ITft.& I, CIIAP'l'D 11. 8BC'l'IOII I. OP 'l"la ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO ARBORIST AND mfAC'l'IMG A Mn CIIAP'l'D 1', AND WIIICII UIIOVII Q80Wl8T 19011 ORDINANCE NO. 25, SEBlES OF 1998 WHICH PBllTAINS TO THE IIOaATOal1JII OI' UC&IIW Df 'l"la Clff OI' SNOLBWOOD, OOLOIIADO. WHEREAS, tbe Bnpewood City Council eatablilbed a '9mpanry IIUapmliaa - moratorium of certain miKeJlan-buainw licmw for a period al aia -tba with tbe.,..... af OntiDance No. 25, amee of 1996; and WHEREAS, the moratorium or temporary •uapenaion included arboriat JiceaNa; and WHEREAS, arborim offer a~. but often tim• danproua NrVice to tbe public; and WHEREAS, due to the inhermt riak aaociated with thu ..-vice, a aeparate licenae, after tellting, ia n_.y to enaure only qualified penom perform thu aervice to public; and WHEREAS, the City Foreater or other deaipated maplc,yee baa tbe ~ bacqround to teat and to determine if applicant. are qualified to offer thu aervice to the public; and WHEREAS, tbe nature of thu aervice requiree only qualified .,._. and therefore no tranafer of thu liceue ia allowed; and WHEREAS, tbe nature at tlm Nl'Vice ia IIUCb that avur, to property or .--. ia a aeriou1 conaideration, and tbenfore iuunDce ia required; and WHEREAS, tbe licalaed arbaiat, NiDc qua1ifted in tbe care and maintmance aC tl'eN sball not allow uayane under bi.a • her cbup that ia nat a liceaae bolder to perform the aervicm aC an arboriat without bein, under tbe liceue bolder'• direct 1upervi1ion; and WHEREAS, thu proviaioD prot.ecta the public from unqualifled penom performing the aervicm of an arboriat; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sec;tigp 1. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado hereby repNla Title 5, Chapter 12, Section 8, oftbe Eql..aod lluaidpal Code 1811, and mac:ta a - Chapter H, which sball read u f'ollon: ...... • . . .. I . r • .,---------------------------- '· SECTION: 5-14-1: Definitions 5-14-2 : Licenae Required 5-14-3: Application For Licenae • CHAPl'ER 14 ARBORl8T 5-14-4: Special Conditiou And ReetrictiODB Of Licenae 5-14-1: DEFINITIONS: : IN ADDfflON TO THE DEFINITIONS USTED IN E. M. C. 5-1-1, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF TIDS CODE IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE UCENSING OF AllBOBISTS, THE FOU.OWING TERMS, PHRASES, WORDS, AND THE DERIVATIONS SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS HEREIN: ARBOIUST: A SPECIAUST IN THE CARE AND IIAINTENANCE OF TREES . FOR THIS CHAPTER AN AllBORIST ENGAGES IN THE RELATED ACTIVITIES FOR A FEE, CHARGE, OR OTHER COMPENSATION. 1-14-1: UCENIIE IIBQIJIBED: IT SHALL BE UNLAWFUL FOR AN ARBORIST TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS PRIOR TO OBTAINING A UCENSE FROM THE UCENSING OFFICER. A THE APPUCATION FOR AN AllBORIST UCENSE SHALL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 5, CHAPl'ER 1. B . NO UCENSE SHALL BE l8SUBD WITHOUT THE WIUTl'EN APPROVAL OF THE CITY FOIIB8'l"Bll OR OTIIBll DESIGNATED EMPLOYEE WHO SHALL Plll8T BE SATISPIBD OF THE COMPETENCY OF THE APPLICANT TO ENGAGE IN SUCH BUSINESS BY ADIIISSION OF AN ORAL AND WRITTEN EXAMINATION CONDUCl'ED BY THE CITY FORISTER OR OTHER DISIGNATED CITY IIIPLOYBE. AT IDS OR HEil DISCRETION, THE CITY FORBSTIR OR OTHER DESIGNATED EMPLOYEE MAY ACCEPI' SPRAYING AND TRDOIING UCENSES FROM OTHER .JURISDICftONS AS PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE THAT THE APPUCANT HAS SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED ENGLEWOOD UCENSING REQUlllEMENTS. 1-1'-" 8Pl!lCW. OONDITIONIIAND mnucnoNBOI' UCDIBBz IN ADDITION TO UCENSING CONDfflONS SET FOR IN CIIAPl'ER 1 OF TIDS TITLE. THE FOU.OWING SPECIAL PROVISIONS SHALL APPLY. • . .. I· 0 • . ,~ • (. A. INSURANCE BE9JJIREQ : LICENSE HOLDERS ARE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN THE FOLLOWING LEVELS OF INSURANCE: 1. ALL MOTOR VEIUCLES USED IN THE OPERATION OF THE LICENSED BUSINESS SHALL BE INSURED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF COLORADO. 2. COMPREHENSIVE GENERAL UABIUTY WITH A MINDIUM COMBINED SINGLE LDIIT OF UABILITY FOR BODILY INJURY AND PROPERTY OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOU.ABS ($100,000) PD OCCURRENCE AND AGGREGATE . TO MAINTAIN SUCH INSURANCE OR TO PROVIDE SUCH EVIDENCE ON REQUBST SHAU BE CAUSE POR DDIBDIATE REVOCATION OF THE UCENSE. B. TRANSFER. ARBORIST UCENSES ARE NOT TllANSFERABLE. C. SUPERYJSION or wop THE UCBNSE ROI.DD SHALL SUPERVISE AND BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL WORK DONE UNDER THE LICENSE. Sec;tigp 2. l,iceny Foe: Lic:enae feea for tbia Chapter lball be clet.ermined and eet by City Council in accordance with 5-1-8 oftbia Code. Sec;tiqp 3 . Lican1u EWIPirml : It lball be unlawful fw any~ to act u an Arboriat without fint J)l'OCUJ'Ull a li-. All pnmaiau of Chapter 1, oftbia Title are applicable u well u thole apecial proriaiau lilt.ell balow. Sec;tiqp 4. 'lbe En,lewood City Coaacil Ntabliebed a~ auapmaion or moratorium of certain mw»IJan-buaiw licmw fw a period of m montba with the pauap of Ordinance No. 25, Nriel of 19118 md DOW nm-tbe foUowmc licenaea from the moratorium: Sec:tigp 5 Sefdy CJ19w 'lbe City Couacil, baebJ flDcla, ......_, and declares that tbia Ordinance ia promulpt,ecl under tbe ......i police IIO'NI' of tbe City of Eqlewood, that it ia promulpt.ed for tbe bNltb, ufaty, ud ..afare of tbe public, and that thia Ordinance ia n-,y for tbe .-,-.ation of a-Ith and aaf'ety and for tbe prot.eetion of public con'ffllience ad welfare. TIie City Council further determines that tbe Ordinance bean a rational relation to tbe proper Jqialative object -,ht to be obtained. I • ----------------------------.~------------------------------- • • • (. Sec;ti111 6 SexCAhility If any claw, NDtence, paragraph. or put af this Ordinance or the applicaticm tbereaf to any .,._ or circ:umatancea lhall for any reuon bJ adjudpd by a court of cmnpatmt juriadiction invalid, 1Uch judcment llhall not affect impair or invalidate tbe nmaincler of this Ordinance er ita applicaticm to other pencma or~- Sec;tiqn 7 Jnnmpjetent Onlinenc:ee All atber Ordinallcea or portiom tbereof' illcoaaiatent or eonflictiq with this OrdiDaDce or uy partiaD bereof are hereby repealed to the at.mt of auch iDcaui8teDcy GI' -8ict. Sec;tiqn a. Mid q( ...,, m:: medifis•tjpp 'l1le npeal or modification of any proviaioD of the Code of tbe City of Bnpwood by 1llia OrdiDaDce aball aat releue, emn,uiab, alter, modify, or chanp ill wbole or ill pat uy pmalty, forfeiture, or liability, either civil GI' criminil, which lball have 1,-. iDc:arred under IUCb proviaicm, and each proviaiOD lhall be tnated and held • ltill remainiq ill force for tbe purpoael or •uataininr any ud all proper acticms, Rita, proceedinp, and proaec:utiom for the enforcement of'the penalty, forfeiture, or liability, u -nu for tbe purpme or IUltainiq any judpamt, decree, or order wmch can or may be rendered, mtered, or made ill such adicms, IUita, proceedinp, or proaecuticms. Sec;ti1119. f.c.ulty. 1be Penalty ProviaiOD orE.M.C. SectiOD 1-4-1 lhall apply to each and every violation or this OrdinaDce. Introduced, read ill full, and pused OD fint l"NmDf OD the 7th day or October, 1996. Publilhed u a Bill for an Ordinance OD the 10th day orOdaber, 1996. Read by title and pused OD final readiq OD the 21st day of October, 1996. Publilhed by title u Ordinance No._, s.riee of 1996, OD the MIil day of'Odaber, 1996. ATTEST : Loucrilhia A. Ellis, City Clerk I, Loucrilhia A. Ellil, City Clerk or the City of Eqlewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and fOJ"910U11 ii a true copy of' the OrdiDance pueecl OD ftnal readiD1 and published by title u OrdiDance No. _, Seri• of 1996. • I • ( I. • 0 '32xl --------------· • • • • • • BY AUTHORITY CIPIIDWICS IIO. _ SERIBS OF UNl8 ootJNCU. BUL N0.116 INTBODUCBD BY ootJNCU.. NBNBBR HATHAWAY WHDBAS, pww •to ti C CN, CJUL. tllaa..il r rt iaad to...._. L&APftmda by-*'ad to local dtiel .. Clllaldiel ................... ...., .,,._ iD Oalando bytheinp1-mtlllioaallocal,.....w ... ,b111•by..._._. ................. ...._ driYiq ....-tioD ad Paw mbum•• im,p&oo ate; _. WIIBBEAS.tlleta&a!badpt ............. .,, ..................... ., .. prciec:t watt ii $&0,000 with tile State'• ----.._. 6-L&AP • •11.000 • ao. ad the City', 1UN • *85,000 ar 701li; and WHBIIBAS, the Enpewood J>.putaalt al.,_,..._,___..... tbl fllcPmical alliPity to pnperly perfilrm the prciec:t • ., rriled iD tlle I a Ii Cf ad to..._ 111a L&AF olijedh• al the State l41il!etmw; NOW, '111BRBPORB, BE IT OI.DAINBD BY THB Cft'Y OOUlfaL OP THB Cft'Y OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS POLLOWB: 8edim 1. Tbe .......... ta! omdnd ....._ ....... .,Clllndo, ...... _ _. beneftt al the Colorado Depatmat f/lTrn,iMmGD, om. f/lTI r rrt rt'•• a.r.,, _. the City al .......... far the ........ Dlpaltemt allallty ...... (Peliee l>eputrwat),. capy alwbicb marbd Bddllit A, ........................ .__ by ret-"-nu L-06-97, ii benby ........ by W ..... Qty Oaadl. 8edim a. Tbe...,... .. City Clerk an blnby .................... Mid Ccllltnct CID baba!f'althe Cit;Jal ........ and tbl ........ 0,i.. t .,..., ServicN. lntroducecl, read iD full, ........ CID Int ..... tlle 'Nia dliy alOdallllr, 1111 . • • • • -<. \, Publiabecl u a Bill for an OrclinaDce CID the lOdl day of<>ct.aber, 1996. Read by title and puNd C1D lnal nadinc cm the 2J.at day of<>ct.aber, 1996. . ' Publiahed by title u OrclinaDce No. _. s.iea of 1996, CID the Mth day of Oct.aber, 1996. ATTEST: Louc:riahia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Louc:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk of the City of.....,._., Colorado, ~ eatify that the above and fonpiaf ia a true copy of tile Ordilumce peaed CID tbw ~ and publiabed by title u OrclinaDce No. _, 8lriN of 1996. . , •. • .. : I· 0 • -------------.~----------..----------------- 0 I • - - DEPARTIENT OR AGENCY NUIIIIER: L:05-97 CONTRACT ROUTlilG NUl•ER: ---- CONTRACT THIS CONTRACT, Made this day of , 1996, by and between the State of Colorado, for the 1.11e and benefit of the Colorado Department of Transportation, Office of Transportation Safety, 4201 East Arkansas Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80222-3406 (hereinafter l'9f9mld to u "the State; and the City of Englewood, for the Englewood Police Department, 3815 S. Elati Street. Englewood, CO . 80110 (hereinafter '9ferred to • "lhe Conlrac:1Df"). WHEREAS, authority exists in the Law and Funds have been budg•1d, appn:ipiiated and olherwiN made available and a sufficient unencumbered balance tlweof remains available for payment in Fund .Number 403, Appropriation Code 304, ORGN 9817, Function Number 9586, GBL Number OSLE and FEIN Number 846000583-F; and WHEREAS, required approval, clearance and coordination hu been accomplished from and with appropriate agencies; and WHEREAS, the Legislature has created the Law Enforcement Auistance Fund (LEAF) for the prevention of drunken driving (43-4-401 through 43-4-404, CRS, raplacement edition); and WHEREAS, LEAF hu been established to provide Midi to aid in the prevention of drurun driving and the enforcement of laws pertaining to driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs; and WHEREAS, pursuant to §(3 4 404, C.R.S., the Stall ii authorized to alocall LEAF funds by contrad to local authorities (citiel and counties) to benallt the health and uf8ty of persons in Colorado by the implementation of local progrwns developed by the local aulhortliel for drunken driving prevention and law enforcement improvements; and WHEREAS, the Contractor has IUbmill9d a LEAF prqect funding .Application, which has been approved by the State; and WHEREAS, the Contractor has ellabllhed a quallled program, canailllnt wllh CUff9l1t Stale Highway Safety rules at 2CCR 802-1, 1D coordi ... alar1a to prwant dn.rllan driving and to enforce laws pertaining to driving under the Influence of alcohol and drugl within la jurildiction; and WHEREAS, the Contractor has avuable the tachnical ability to property perfonn the project u described in the Approved Application and 1D addrw the LEAF objectives of the Legillatunt; and WHEREAS, this Contract ii execul8d by the S1all under authortly of 29-1-203, 43-1-106, 43-+402 and 403, and 24-42-103 CRS, and bytheContracaundenediol•29-1-203 and 30-11-101, 31-15-101 CRS or home rule charter, as applicable, and the allachecl rNOlutlon. Page 1 of 7 pages ! t A I . • • • ,~ • ' NOW THEREFORE. it is hereby agreed as follows: 1 . The Contractor's Approved LEAF Application, the LEAF Contract Management Manual dated August 1, 1992 and LEAF Application Guidelines dated July, 1992, the State Highway Safety Rules at 2CCR 602-1, and Attachments A, B and C are .inc:orpormd herein by this reference as tenns and conditions of this contract. The Contractor IICknowtedgel that it has received copies of the LEAF Contract Management Manual, the Application Guidelines, and the State Highway Safety Rules. The Contractor shall comply with all tem,s and conditions of this Contract. In the ewtnt of a conftict between the teffl1S of this Contract and the tenns of the inc:orpormd materials, the following priority shall be used to resolve such conflict: A. State Highway Safety Rules; then B: LEAF Contract Management Manual and Guidelines; then C. This Contract; then D. Attachments A. 8, C, in that order: then E. Approved Application. 2. The Contractor shall cany out the progrwn and lhaU perform the activities which are specifically described in the Approved Application and are generally described in Attachment A (collectively, "the project"). 3. The Contractor shall submit quarterly ntpOrts to the State detailing the perfonnance of this Contract according to the reporting crileria described in Allactment B. 4. prqect funding Pl'PYiliPDI-The total budget amount authorized by this Contract for the actual costs of the project work is $50,000, as delcrlled in A1lactment C. The Stnt and the Contractor shall participate in the payment of this total budget amount, as provided herein. A. State's maximum share (fTam LEAF) B. Contractor's lhare TOTAL AMOUNT $15,000 (30%) $35,000 (70%) --(100%) The State shall use LEAF funds exduaively to pay for 30% of the actual coats incurred by the Contractor for the project work up to the Stall's rnmdmum lhant amount of $15,000 (30% of $50,000). Provided, however, that the State's maximum lhare shall not exceed the amount of S15,000 for any reason, including if the Conlractor voluntarily pays men 1tWI the mnmum mn:h amount required of the Contractor under this c:ontrllc:t, unlea this connct ii aupplelnel 118d in writing to that effect prior to the incurring of any cost In __. of the 1Dlal budgllt amount. The Contractor shall provide a minimum match lhare of $35,000 (70% of $50,000), eilher in payment of actual costs incurred for the project work or in the performance of n-kind l8fVicel on the project, which reimbursement be directly relatad to the enforcement of laws pertaining to driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Page 2 of 7 pages • . . I· 0 '32 x l • • I • • It is anticipatecl that the Contractor may voluntarily provide either payment of actual costs or in-kind services exceeding its minimum match requi...-nt in order to establish the pro;ect on a permanent basis, provided that It is exprwly understood that any such voluntary payment or MfVices shall not increase the State's maximum lhare under 1hil contrac:t. In addition, if the Contractor fails to provide the total amount of ils minimum match share the State's obligation to pay its percentage lhare shall be reduced in dintct proportion to the exlient of such failure, so that the State's obligation wll be Nduced $30 for each $70 (30%-70%) the Contractor fails to provide . Upon notice from the Slall, the Contractor shall repay the State any amount that was paid by the State and that a lUbleq'*1t audit dlllrmiMs the Contractor exceeded the State's percentage of obligation Wider' this cantact. If the Contractor incurs pro;ect costs which exceed the Allachw1t C budget amount without first obtaining an approval in that amount by Wltlln caunct .,..lldnwlt. the Contrac::IDr shall be solely responsible for the payment of such ..,... COiia. The State share of the total budget amount wil be provided solely from LEAF funds. Any obligation of the State under this Contract is conti1 igent balh upon LEAF funds being avalable for this Contract and upon the Contractor providing its minimum lhare. The State will pay the Contractor for the Slat's share of actual costa incumld on a monthly or quarterty basis, subject to prior ntvl8w and approval by the State of WOik perfomw1ce and purS&ant to payment procedures contained in the LEAF Connet Manual. The Contractor shall maintain .. ilemized accounting of all billings and olher "9COf'dl to support d costs chaged to the Conlract and shall present same to the State upon ,-quest The obligation of the Contractor far al or any part of the payment abliQalkN• Nt out tw9in atl8II only extend to monies duly and lawfully apprapilalld for the purpaee of til Conlract by a. Goveming Body of the Contractor. The Contractol tw9by ...,...,,1111 and wanwa that the moniea to pay for the Contractor's obligations delcribed henlin haw already been legally apprap1 iallld by the Governing Body for the purpoee of this Contract. 5. The effective date of this contrllc:t lhall be the dall the Conlraller of the S1ldla of Colorado approves this contract. or such later dale specified herwin. The Connet IMI begin Janaary 1, 1887, and shall terminate on December 31, 1997. e. The Contractor agrw that any aubcDnlrllda enllred 1nm by a. ColllradDI under ttlil Cot1ract must meet all applicable State and Federal ~ and fflUlt be apprvvad by U. Office of Transportation Safety prior to uecution by the Contractor. Page 3 of 7 Pages ' .. I . -~------------------------- • I • . ' - 7 . a) Termination Pue to Loss ot funding. The parties hereto exprw1y ntc:0gnize that the Contractor is to be paid, reimbursed, or otherwise compenuled solely with certain funds provided to the State for the purpose of contracting for the services provided for herein. Therefore. the Con- tractor expressly understands and agrees that all its rights, demands and claims to compensation arising under this Contract are contingent upon receipt of such funds by the State. In the event that such funds or any part thereof are not received by the State, the State or Contractor may invnediatllty tenninate this Contract. b) Iermination fpr Caue. If, through any cause. either party shaU fail to fulfill in a timely and proper manner the obligations under this Contract. or if either party shaU violate any of the covenants. agrNITlents or stipulations of this Contract, the non-br9aching party shall thereupon have the right to l8nninate this Contract for cause by giving writl8n notice to the breaching party such tarmination and specifying the effective date thenlof, at least thirty (30) days before the elJ9ctive date of such lamlil lation. In that event, all finished or unfinished docunenta, data, studies, aaneys, drawings, maps, models, photographs, and reports of other malarial pqlp8l9d by the Contractor under this Contract shall, at the option of the State, become 11s property. and the Contractor shall be entitled to receive just and equitable compensation for any satilfactory wortc completed on such documents and other materials. Notwithstanding the above, the breaching party shall not be relieved of liability to the non-breaching party for any damages sustained by the non-breaching party by virtue of a breach of the Contract by the breaching party, and the State may withhold any payments to the Contractor for the purpose of setoff until such time as the exact amount of damages due the State from the Contractor is determined , if the Contractor is a breaching party. c) Teanination fpr CoOYIQjenca. Either party may terminal8 this Contract at any time that it determines that the purpose of the distribution of monies under the Contract would no longer be served by completion of the Project. Such party shall effect such termination by giving wrtaen notice of termination to the other party and specifying the effective da thentof, at least twenty (20) days before the effective date of such termination . 8. The Contractor shall adopt a resolution IUbstantially in the form pr91enl8d by the State, which approves this Contract, obligates the necessary local monies to pay for b share of costs or in-kind services and authorizes a signatory to execute this Contract A copy of such resolution shall be attached to and made a part of this Contract. 9. The Contractor shall perfonn its duties hereunder a an independent contradDr and not a an employee. Neither the Contractor nor any agent or employee ~ the Contractor shall be deemed to be an agent or employee of the State. The Contractor shall pay, when due, aR ,-qund employment taxes and compensation (and show proof of such insurance) and unemployment compenution insurance in the amounts required by law, and shall be solely l'9ll)Onlible for the acts of the Contractor, its employees and agents. 10. The Special Provisions are attached hereto and hereby made a part hereof as tenns and conditions of this contract. Page4of7Pages • .. I . 0 • 0 • ·~ • .. IN WITNESS VVHEREOF, the parties henllo have caUl8d the b9gOing contract 1D be execulad by their duly authorized officers the day and year first llbove wnllln. City of Englewood Contrador: Poailion: 11avi;oor.iiaciiiniii11imi11ii1 i11iix,- Thoma• l. Burns, Mayor Conlradal. _______ _ Pallion:a........ APPROVED AS TO FORM: City of Englewood A~ L. Brotzman, City Attorney ATTEST City of Englewood Clerk Loucrishia A. Ellis, City Clerk STATE OF COLORADO ROY RQIIER, GOVERNOR By __ ....... _____________ _ GULLERIIO V. VIDAL Eac:ulM Dnca Oipnftllll olTrw .......... By u""':mew,,,......,.._...,..•.,..,.--Y-------- Branch Mlliagel' Trai iapm1atiol I Safllly & Tlllffic Enginwil ig Branch ATTEST Chlaf Cllltl Dlpa1mnolTrai .......... APPRQY4 1S BY. Ul--_.,---'f .... &__,.llft __ M ________ _ •••• , •••• ,.,,,,., o.-111 CMI I lllgllorl 8ecliarl Page 5 ol 7 Pages . ' . ' .. I . 0 1 32 x l • ·. • (. I ~ DEPARTIIENT OF TRANIPORTATION ~·BU' CON'l'RAC~ AT'rACIINBH'l A ~: To increm and improve the erdarclrnent d the lawl paltlliliig 1D alcohol and drug ralalld nlic affelw within the Cly rA Eligla•ODd by perbmiig the dvllill delcrt.d in the Approved Applclltion and u,11aizad balow. 1 2 3 • Provide offlcerl through out the t1m1 d 1h11 contract 1D perfann DUI enforcement dutial activitie1 wllhin the Cly rA Engl• IIOOd • l1ald in the Apprvwed Application . Conduct at !eat two IObfilty ctwclcpoinll or Uluratian pab'OII during 1997. Thil can be in cooperation with • nearby~. the sa... Pahl or aalaly by the Englewood Polee Depar1ment. Make •II IHIDI ..... tD irrnn the DUI alcatlal and diug rallll8d aff9S1s within the Ctty of Englewood by 5% tam the 1118 ...._ . ' • . .. I. 0 1 32xl , . • • . . ... .. ~I COLOIWX) DIPAlffllENT of TIIANIPORTATIDN "_ I,BU' COlffRACT AffACBNBM'.r B LEAF MPORTING Cid I ERiA FF Plajact. L-05-17 1). Each quallr' h C01111..-lhal aubmit a NPG1t ID h Ollm olT,allPQl1alial, Saflty in accmdalm wit. h LEAF CoNlacl MIi......-Mlnull. The Q&alllt, Rapor1a wa "* al activlly accampllltmenll • '9qlDd by Cornet Number L.-.e7 cutng .. NPOl1lng period. The ElaglNaod Pab Dapai1mn .. UN h pnwided LEAF Giant Mllaagal' ..,.,_ package wt-. complll.g data and l&Dnlliig .............. Al ...... be lllqUi9d 1D ... h eaftwar9 • 10 that e. Slale can belllr ma11g9 e. LEAF program. • 2). No payment for coat irKuT9d during h ,wpor1i.g period .. be raimburNd by h Office of Tranaportatian Saf9ty If such Q...earty Rapar1a .. not c;unnt ar .. not compiled Uling h LEAF Grant Manager software program. 3). Upon compl8lion of al LEAF activity h El.gllwaod Palm Dapai1mn .. aubmit a F" ... Rapart in accordance wllh h LEAF Conlrac:t .._......,.. Manual ' ' • .. I. 0 1 32xl ---::--------:------··,-----------~---- • • • ... COi OIIADO DEPARTIENT OF TIIANIPORTATION LBU' COlffRAC'l' AftACIDIB1ft' C L-05-97 -aagJ.awaad ~ Dllpa&• tr~ .... ., .... 10TAL LIIAP ...... ..... ....... c•11a" T ... ...... lervical •.oao Opemlng 11•• -I+ Capllll equipmellt I+ TnMI...,._ I+ TOl'AL -- . , • . COOT.._ ... 1!!!-,._ .. ...... ..... c:. • 0 -· ,,. ----------------------.i--------------------------,,-- • Date 0 I• • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION I I :Subject October 21, 1998 Agenda Item 11 ai : Resolution adjustin1 En1lewood 1 Golf Course Fees I INITIATED BY : STAFF SOURCE Parks and Recreation Department : Bob Bursener, Golf Course Man .. er COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION 1993 --Council made an adjustment to golf fees --Resolution #31, Series of 1993 1990 --Council made an adjustment to golf fees --Reaolution #79, Series of 1990 1987 --Council made an adjustment to golf fees --Resolution #38, Series of 1987 1994 --Council made an adjustment to golf fees --Reaolution #82, Series of 1994 RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff aeeb Council's support for a resolution adjuating the fee acheduJe at tbe Englewood GolfCouree etlective January 1, 1997. BACKGROUND, ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED Aa part of the Golf Ellpansion Project, it wu recommended that fees be reviewed every two years. The determination of a fee increase would be based on financial needs, capital needs, bond repayment, market analyaia, etc. Englewood's current golf fees are below tbe market average for municipal eolfcounes in the metro area . We do not feel tbe fee adjustments will jeopardize participation levels and it will continue to give Englewood residents a substantial barpin. The fee adjustments will give us flexibility in our changing economy and will allow us to meet capital project needs while increasing the atreqtb of our Golf Courae Reserve Fund The Parke and Recreation Commiuion, at the October 1996 meeting, voted to recommend to City Council approval of the fees echecluJe u preeented. FINANCIAL IMPACT The proposed fee adjustments will increase annual revenues by approximately $115,000 per year. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Reeolution Schedule of Current and Propoaed Feea Fee Survey .... • I . ------------~-----------··-------------------""'I.I"'-------::--.--, • Type Resident 18 Non-Resident 18 Senior 18 Annual 18 Resident 9 Non-Resident 9 Senior 9 Annual9 Par 3 · Resident 9 Par 3 -Non-Resident Par 3 • Senior 9 7 Day Annual Fee 5 Day Res. Annual Fee 5 Day Sr. Annual Fee 7 Day N/R Annual Fee 5 Day N/R Annual Fee 18 Hole Cart 9 Hole Cart • •, • En1lewood Golf Course Fee Schedule Effective January 1, 1997 Present Fee $12.00 $18.00 $11.00 $ 1.50 $ 8.00 $12.00 $ 8.00 $ .75 $ 6.00 $ 8.00 $ 5.00 $400.00 $300.00 $275.00 $450.00 $320.00 $19.00 $10.00 Proposed Fee $14.00 $20.00 $13.00 $ 2.00 $ 9.00 $13.00 $ 8.00 (No Change) $ 1.00 $ 6.00 (No Change) $ 8.00 (No Change) $ 5.00 (No Change) $400.00 (No Change $300.00 (No Change $275.00 (No Change $450.00 (No Change $320.00 (No Change $20.00 $10.00 (No Change) Driving Range -Sm. Bucket Driving Range -Lg. Bucket $ 2.50 $ 4.00 $ 3.00 $ 4.50 Type Res. -1 Month N/R-1 Month Res. · 3 Months N/R -3 Months Res. -5 Months N/R -5 Months TJB CCOUFNl7 Junior Golf Fees Present Fee Propoeed Fee $ 24.00 + .75 per 9 Holes $ 35.00 + . 75 per 9 Holes $ 60.00 + .75 per 9 Holes $ 87.50 + .75 per 9 Holes S 90.00 + . 75 per 9 Holes $132.00 + .75 per 9 Holes $24.00 + 1.00 per 9 Holes $35.00 + 1.00 per 9 Holes $60.00 + 1.00 per 9 Holes $87 .50 + 1.00 per 9 Holes '90.00 + 1.00 per 9 Holes $132.00 + 1.00 per 9 Holes • . .. ., I . • . .. • 8IDUJ'l'IOM NO.d SERIES OF 1986 . . WHEREAS, the Golf eoar. ,._ are nriewed aaaually and afta, cmdactmr a fee IIUl'VeJ mother munic:ipal ---ill the -which lband the canmt .. ,_ are below the market; NOW, THEBEPOBE, BB ff DSOLVBD BY THE cm OOUNCll. OP THE cm OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sr1im 1. '11le followiq r.e ICbedule a w m the BDpewood mmudpal Golf Comae ia hereby adapted 6c:tive Jam&U)' 1, 1197 . .uooJAL NEVBIBSBJP FBIS· 6Peptl y Jwehip : ....... II00.00 5 Day NnB d1 , • lao.00 -,.__..dial._ 1 tr I fir_, ·« 1 -1rtti..•11 Met .r-a.-,. No--n ·« •-a I II will•......_ C GBIPJFBIS: Non-a..ident a.iclent Senior Annual Daily Pee Non-Resident lleaident Senior JIJIIIII SID.GO h'-00 sia.oo • 2.00 uw. $11.00 • 1.00 • 8.00 • 1.0D uw. • 8.00 • I.OD s uo ' . ' I •. I. 0 'a2xl - • • • • .. JR., GOLF Flli5'. lJladb I Nm1he A Hm!ht Resident $M.OO + $1.00 p9 balm '80.00 + $1.llO p9 balm '80.00 +$1.00 p9 balm Non-Re1ident $35.00 + $1.00 p9 balm $87 JiO + $1.00 p9 balm $132.00 +$1.00 p'9 balN GOLF C681'5· DRIVING RANGE: JI.Bala 0,.00 I..Balll $10.00 ADOPTED AND APPBOVED dlil 2i.t day of Odabll' 1118. ATTEST : Louc:rilhia A. Ellil, City Clerk I, Louc:rilbia A. Ellil, City Ciak far the City of ......... Calando, _...,, certify tbe above ii a true copy of RelolutiaD No._. 8lriN of UIN. • . 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Colorado bu emended Title 5, Chapter 2, of the Eqlewoocl llunic:ipal Code with the .,..... of C.B. 50, Seriee of 1996; and WHEREAS, li-feN are -appropriatlelJ eet by Council .-olu1iall OD a annual ba•i1; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT BBSOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sec1ior 1. The City Cormcil of the City of .......... Colarado baebJ 9Plll'O"N the followiac li-C.-for em-ta. AMUSEMENT LICENSE FEES: Amuaement Arcade Llc:enae $100.00 annual ftad fee plue $25.00 per madune or table annually Applicaticm Fee $110.00 pul iD ..__ Amueement C-ter Liemee $ 50.00 -aa1 ftad fie plue Stl.00 per aamiDe • table UDually Applicaticm Fee $110.00 pul iD ..__ Billiarda end Pool Hall Liceme $ 50.00 UDaal ftad tiee plue Stl.00 per table aanually Applicaticm Fee $110.00 pul iD ..__ Bowlin1 Alley Llceme Application Fee Carnival Application Fee Itinerant Shaw U- Applicaticm Fee $ 50.00 ftad fie plue Stl.00 per lam per ,-r $ 10.00 pul iD ..__ $100.00 for the tint clay plue $50.00 for wb additiaDal clay, paid in---• 10.00 pul iD ..__ S 50.00 ilr the Int clay plue Stl.00 far wb ............ clay ,.. ...... • 10.00 peid iD ..__ ... I. Applic:atian Fee ShootiDc Galleriea Applicatian Fee • • <. $100.00 for the fint day plu $50.00 for eada lldditianal day, paid ill advance $ 10.00 paid in-- $100.00 aDDually $ 10.00 paid ill._ Public Duce or Ball LiceDN S 50.00 aDDually Applicatian Fee $110.00 paid iD ..._ ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tbia 2lat day fl<>ctaber, 1198. ATTEST : Loucriabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I, Loucrilbia A. Ellia, City an far the Qty • ......,._, Colorado, hereby certify the above ia a true copy fl ReeolutiClll No ._. Sarial fl 1916. \ I • . .. I. • ·, IBIIOUfflON NO.~ SERm3 OF 1996 '· . ~ • A DIIOUfflON BSTABJIRBJNG ,m IOR IOOD VSNDOlt UCSN8118 UNDD TITLE 5, CHAPI'ER ,, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. WHEREAS, tbia reaolution eat.abJilbel liCIDN fw for Food Vendora; and Jl,iiT WHEREAS, the City Council oftbe City ofEDllewoocl, Colorado bu amended Title 5, Chapter,, oftbe Enllewood Municipal Code with the puup ofC.B. 51, Seriee ofl996; ud WHEREAS, liCIDN fw are more appropriately Nt by Counc:il reaolution on an IIIUlaal ba1i1; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCll. OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Ses1;im 1. The City Council oftbe City of........, Calondo hlreby a...-tbe following Jiceme r-for Food Vendon. FEES FOR FOOD VENDORS: A. Food Vendor Licenae F-• Streetl ud Sidewalb Application Fee B . Food Vendor Licmae F-• Parb Application Fee C. Ice Cream Vmdor Licmae F- Application Fee SS0.00 annually $10.00 paid in advance $25.00 annually $10.00 paid in advance SS0.00 annaally s10.oo paid in advance ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tbia 211t day of October, 1886. ,,.__ J. Buma, llayur ATTEST : Loucri1hia A. Ellil, City Clerk I, Loucrilhia A. Ellil, City C1.t for the City of Eapwood, Colorado, banby cm1ify the • above ii a true copy of Relolution No._, SeriN of 1886. I • .--------:--------------~---,, .,. Odober21, 1918 • • <. Agellda .... 11 a1H F-* COWICIL GOM. NI/J PIIEVIOUI COUNCIi ACTION ...... ReloluUOII ............. for IOIIWendcedllcllesol ......... , for IICIIIIN under TIiie I, Clllpllf' 4 (Food DNIINs Thll f9IDluUon NII.._ fNs far TIie 5, a...,4 ollw Cly Code. TIie ......_.la ....... per lie c::NngN 1w Council adaplld In lie onll•a 11111 ..... fflOl'lllaltum on 11111 Clllpllf'. Al lie May I, 1918 IIUdy INllon, _,, dllaaed .. p,apoeed fflOl'lllaltum wlll .. Coundl. On June ,. 1111, lie Cly Councll rud end pmecl O.dll•a 25, .._. of 1111 on tlnal lNdlng. 1'1111 Oldll•a ........_ .. moralorium 10 run from June 10, 1111 to l>ecllnNI" 10, 1111. On Oc:.taber 7 , 1•. Coundl !Nd end paaed an onllnance making cllangel lo TIiie 5, Clllpllf' 4 on lrll lNdlng. IIECOIIIIENDED ACTION Slaff recommends Cly Counc:I approve 11111.....,. I• I 7 0•111 t'Ns for TIie 5, Chapler 4 . UCKOIIOUND, ANALnJa, NI/J ALTEIIIMTND WIS L UclrW under TIiie 5, Clllpllr4 ... palt of .. lllOI....,.. 1111...,. on June 10, 1111. TIie onll•a llll Coundl edopled lifted lie fflOl'lllaltum end ...... CGuncT IO ....... far ZCllllla bf .......... Ill .. Min, Coundlwa revtewTIUe St'Ns•Pllt °' ....... ...,...,._. 111e ....... ...,11C1111Nend .... illlon .. not being dlanged fnlm ....,_. lwell. TIie ...... pnlpOeld IO lie ... • .. fallDwlllll lwell until lie next review: UcenNFeN: Food Vendor UolMe • ...... end Sidi 11111: Apwl9lcalkln Fee: $10.00 lnllilll .... end Ndl ......i: sso.oo Food Vendor UolMe • Peru: Apwl9lcalkln Fee: $10.00 lJcenN $25 .00 lcl Crum Vendor UolMe: Applcalkln Fee: 110.00 lnlllal .... and Ndl ......i: sso.oo ,...:W. .. ACT The Cly of Eligllwood coSllcHd $125.00 In food vendor .... In 1111. UIT OF ATTACI • .,..,.: Copr of prupoeed NI09ullon ~ ·tt l'mled ot1 A.c~c,H P~ , -" • 'I I. 0 • • ·, • .. . )tW IIIBOLtfflON NO. <i) SERIES OF 1996 L-f A D80Uffl0N aTASI..IIIIIDfO nlB IO&AU0811'1' UCSNDB UMDD TlTLB 5, CHAPI'ER H, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. WHEREAS, the City Council al the City al Enpewood, Colorado bu alllMIMled Title 5, Chapter 12, Sec:tioa 8, al the EDp,woad llmucipal Code with the ....... al C.B. 52. SeriN al 1996;ud WHEREAS, liceme re. are man appropriately Nt by Council reaalutiGD cm ua -ua1 ba1i1; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Soc:tim 1. 'lbe City Council of the City al Eup,wood, Ccilondo banb:, approv91 the followinc liceDle feea for uboriatl. FEES FOR ARBORISTS: Arboriat Liceue Feea Applicaticm Fee $50.00 annually Sl0.00 paid iD ....__ ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tbil 2111t day alOddllr, 1111. ATTEST : Loucrilhia A. Ellil, City Clerk I, Loucrilhia A. Ellil, City Clerk far the City al 11:Dpewood. Colando, blnb:, -1ify the above ii a true copy of Reaolution No._. 8eriN al 1111. Loucriabia A . Bllia .. 0 I. • . ~ .,.. Oc:lober21, 1118 • . . COUNCIL c;o1•aNCATION ...... 11 .liv COIIINCIL flGAL MD PIIEVIOUI COIIINCIL AC1IDII ...... llllalullo!l 9111111111*19 .... far .......... Glllllkllll al ................. under TIie I 14 ........ Dll'acllDr TIiis ..................... ,... •• ~ 14 .... ca,COda. TIie ..................... dlangea Counc:l adllplld In .. on11 ... 1111 ..., ............ on 1111 Clllpllr. ,.. .. ...,,., • ..., ........ llaff...., 11 .. ,ra,1,,11 .............. c.d. 0n ..... s.1•. the Cly CcMlcl INI •,... ONIMi1C12I, ..... .,1•on 111a1 ...... Tlllao.••• •stn1Nc1t11e fflOl'lmtum ID run flam June 10, 1• ID Demnml" 10, 1•. On Odllller 7, 1•. Counc:I INd and,... an onlnance ID add 1111 MW~-TIiis IIDIMe W .._...., ___ In~ 12 alTlle 5. IIECOl•WNaeD ACTION Staff l'9CDll'lffaldl Cly Councll lllPRM 11111 ........ I 1 17 Haig fNs far TIii 5, a_.., 14. UCKGIIOIN), WL.ftll, MD ALTIIINATND Wii & L.lolnlea under TIii 5, Clllplar 2..,..., al .............. 1111111 on June 10, 1•. TIie Clllll•a CcMlcl ................................ Counc:IID .. fNsfar...._lllf........_ 111 .. Mln. Cculcl ...... ,... ................................ 'TIie ................... .. llelngclalgedfram ...... levell,bul• 11871111 JCT IM .... lllilllllallllldlD...,adl1tP11:-. ... COIis. TIie fNI • PIIDIIOlldlD be ............. ----... ..:aw. Albarlll Applcll!on Fee: 110.00 per Tolllle Albarlll Ucena: l50.00111r ,.... -, fnld5all of a,_. ~ .. ACT TIie Cly of Eligllwood ca5adld MS0.00 In ...... ,,__"""' 1•. UIT OF AffACIP!l'tffl: Capr of ........ ........ r. """'" or-"'-er e., •--11· . ' I· 0 1 32xl -------------------------,.i--------~---------~----------,,-- '· • .,.. October 21, 1998 NTIATEDBY Departnait cf Public Wortca • . ' • .. COUNCL CQ-INICA110N ~--Un COUNCIL GOAL AM> PREVIOUS COUNCL ACTION Council appowecl R8lalution No . 75, Serles of 1998, appropnallng lllldl for Comnullcalons C... Conllrudion. RECD RIBmED ACTION UCKGIIOUND, ANAL Y111. AM> ALTEIINATMa mENlrliD Council and ltaff have l9COgllired the nNd for upgrading and expllldlng the Comnulallona c.... TIie dNign COIIIUllant, Arc::hilldur9 2000, CCll,!pllld lrlal dNign drawingl In Seplli,..,, 1-. Qenlral CCll•ac:lala ... l9qUir9d lo IUbmit pr9,qualllcallo ......,.., and ... NqUnd ID allrld a IR-llid CCII .... D . a... ...... COlltiac:lol's Atistied the ~ for eliglbillly lo bid for .. prajact. FINANCIAL .. ACT Ten bids..,. NCeived and opened on Odaber 10, 1998, • dellllad In .. ...,_. lid Pnlpoal Tllbullllon. Adequale funds for lhil piaject .. availlbla wilhln the appnMd budglt. UIT OF ATTACHll!NTI Contract Form Bid Prapoul Tabulation . , .. ., I· 0 • - CONTRACT CITY OF ENGLEWOOD THIS CONTRACT and agreement, made and enter9d into this ...J11L day of October, 1111 by and between the City of Englewood, a municipal corporation of the State of Colorado, hereinafter referred to as the ·ctty•, party of the first part, and ASH & WHITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY • hereinafter referred to as the "Contrac:tor-, party of the w:ond part. WITNESSETH, commencing on the mil day of Augytt, 1W. and continuing for at least ten (10) days thereafter the City advertiled that sealed propoull would be received for the furnishing all labor, tools, supplies, equipment, materials and everything necessary and required for the following : PROJECT: POLICE AND FIRE AQIIINISTRATION BUILDING EXPANSION AND REIIQDEL WHEREAS, propouJa pursuant to uid advertilemenl have been received by the Mayor and City Council and have been certified by the City Engineer to the Mayor and City Council with a recommendation that a contract for uid work be awarded to the above named Conlrac::tor who was the lowest reliable and responsible bidder thenlrole, and WHEREAS, pursuant to uid recommendation the Connet has been awarded to the above named Contractor by the Mayor and City Council and uid Conlractor ii now wiling and able to perform all of said work in accordance with uid adveltiNmert and his prapoul. NOW THEREFORE, in considerlltion of the compenution to be paid the Connet, the mutual agreements hereinafter contained .. lub;ec:t to the t8rml hereinafter staled : A . Contract Documents: It is agrNd by the parties hereto that the following list of instruments, drawings and documenla which .. llllac:hed tweeo, bound helewlth or incorporated herein by ,.,...ice conslilule and shall be ......ct to ..... the Contract Documents or the Conlrac:t and al d uid lnstrumenla, drawl igs, and documents taken together ... whole conetilul9 the Ccnracl ......,, the partiN hereto and they are as fully a part of this agieement • if ther were Nt out verbatim and in full herein: Page1 i ' I . 0 -----------------------------------------------:----------- • • • Advertisement of Invitation to Bid Proposal Contract (this instrument) 0 I • • Performance. Payment and Maintenance Bond Receipt, Release, Waiver of Claims Special Provisions General Conditions Detailed Project Specifications Plans and Drawings B. Scope of work : The Contractor agrees to and shall furnish all labor, tools, supplies, equipment, materials and everything neceasary for and reqund to do, perform and complere aU the work described, drawn, set forth. shown and included in uid Contract Documents. C . Terms of Perfonnanc;e: The Contactor agrees to undertake the performance of the work under this Contract in accordance with the owners IChedule a specified in the "Drawing and Details" portion of the project specifications immediatly after being notified to commence work by the Director of Public Works and agrees to fully complete said work within 87 calender days from the date of said notice, plus such extension or extensions of time as may be granted by the Director of Public Works. D. Terms of Payment: The City agrees to pay the Contractor for the performance of all the work required under the contract, and the Contractor agrNS to accepl • his full and only compensation therefore, such sum or sums of money • may be proper in accordance with the price or prices set forth in the Conlractor's Propoul twato attached and made a part hereof, the total estimated cost ttwreof being THREE HUNDRED NINETEEN THOUSAND IEYEN HUNDRED DOLLARS (1319.700) E. Appropriation of Funds: At present, 1311JOQ has been appropriated for the project. Notwithstanding anything contained in this AgrNment to the contrary, in the event no funds or insufficient f\M'lds .. appropriated and budgeted by the governing body or are otherwise unavailable by any mew whmoever in any following fiscal period for which appropriations were raceived without penalty or expense except • to those portions of the Agreement or other amounls herein for which f\M'lds have already been appropriated or are othetwiN available . The City shall immedlalely notify the Contractor or it's assignee of such occurrence in the event of such termination . F . Contract Binding : It is agrNd that this Conlrac:I shall be binding on and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, their heirs, executors, administrators, assigns and successors . Page2 •. • I· 0 • . ... ·~ • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have cauMd ttl8N prwl8flla to be signed personaUy or by their duly authorized officers or agents and their NIii affixed and duly attnted the day and year first above written. This Contract is executed in ___ s_~. ATTEST CITY OF ENGLEWOOD by ________ _ City Clerk Approved -to form: City attorney ATTEST: Secretary END OF CONTRACT Mayor Party of the Firat Part by _________ _ Party of the Second Part y I ' •. .. I· • - • • 0 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD POLICE AND FIRE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING EXPANSION AND REMODEL iii ... BID TABULATION ARCHITECTS ESTIMATE $478,000 OCTOBER 10, 1996 2pm PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS BASE BID LUMP COIIIIENTS SUM ASH & WHITE CONST. 319,700 LOWBID IIRCMN-ICHREPERIIAN & CO. 319,890 IIAISETT & ASSOCIATES 337,000 J.C.BROOKS 348,276 RHOADS CONll1RUCTION 361,000 STARKER a COIIIPANY $365,000 THE EAGLE GROUP 369,000 JOIE GARCIA CONST. 379,803 a•HIIDN IIULDa8 397,524 DINiff CONITIIUCTION 419,587 , .. r I . • 7 --------------------------.c----------------------- • • ,. 11 bi ; I /y1 BY AUTHORITY OJlDDIANCB NO. r;J) SERIFS OF 1996 COUNCIL BILL NO. 48 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN ORDIIIMIUII AfPIWffiCO TIIII IIMa •• wrms, WRICH wm DEVELOPED FOR THE "BUILD" PROJECT, ON THE OPEN MARKET. WHEREAS, the Enil-oocl City Council allocated $500,000 from tbe o-eraJ Fund for Project BUILD; and WHEREAS, in 1990 tbe Englewood City Council rec:ommended a program be iutituted whereby newly comtructed, lingle-fuaily homes are built to replace Nrioualy dilapidated or obsolete atructurea, or an built on vacant Iota; and WHEREAS, m such developed properties are ready to be aold to private parties who will eecure their own financiq, thereby replacing the City funda ued 1111d retuminc them to the BUILD fund; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1 Approval is hereby liven for tbe ale or m propertiel wbicb wwe deYelopad for Project BUILD. Said properties will be aold to private partiea who lhall aeeure their C1WD financing and tbe City fwlda, wbicb were uaed to purcbue and dff.&op Aid propertiel, lhall be returned to the BUILD fund. The lale price is to be the fair marbt price bued CID appniaal plua or minus aeven percent (7.,). Section 2 The followinc propertiel to be aold an properties which were dffeloped far Project BUILD: ' 1 . 2033 West Baltic Avenue 2. 4138 South Bannock Street 3. 2914 South Elati Stnet 4. 4010 South Lincoln Street 5 . 401 West Osford Avenue 6 . 2398 Weat Warren Avmue The ule of these propartiea lhall require the pun:baaer to aar-by NpU'at.e cloc:ummt u follow1 : 1 . The purcbuer lhall be tbe occupant. 2 . The purcbuer lhall D0t CIWD aDY other naideDce OD the data or tnDafer al deed to the above propertiN. 3. The property may not be rented by tbe owner durinc the tint thrae (3) :,an or ownership. -1- .. I. I • • • ; . .. Segjpn a. The Mayor and the City Clerk are authorized to aecute the proper form of deed for the conveyance oftheae properties J)UnUant to Section 72 oftbe Enclewocid City Charter. Introduced, read in full, and J)UNd OD fint readiq OD the 7th day of October, 1996. Publiabed aa a Bill for an Onlinanee on tbe 10th day of October, 1998. Rad by title and paued CID final ~ CID tbe 21at day al October, 1998. Publiabed by title u Ordinance No. _, Series al 1998, on tbe 24th day al October, 1996. ATTEST : 'l'bomu J . Buru, Mayor Louc:riabia A. Ellia, City Clerk I , Louc:riahia A Ellia, City Clerk al tbe City al En,lewooci, Colando, hereby certify that the above and fore,oinc ia a true copy oltbe Orclmaaee ,... cm &w l'Ndms and pubJiabed by title u Ordinuce No. __. S... at 19111. LIIIICl:iaia A. BDia -2- '' I. • DRAFI' 1M&'88 RESOLUTION NO~ SER.IF.s OF 1996 '· • - A RESOLUTION OPPOSING THE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT 11 IN THE 1996 ELECTION WHICH IS A PROPOSAL TO SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY OWNED BY NONPROFIT AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAXATION. WHEREAS, Colorado exempts property owned and Wied exclusively for religious or charitable purpoees from property taxation; and WHEREAS, Amendment 11 proposes to largely reverse this long-standing constitutional tradition; and WHEREAS, under Amendment 11, real estate owned by private nonprofit entities and used for the following purposes will be taxable: churches and other religious institutions, cemeteries, fraternal and veterans organizations, hospitals and clinics, blood banks, little leagues, hoepices, aenior organizations, girl and boy scouts, arts and cultural facilities, job training and rehabilitation programs, etc.; and WHEREAS, the state estimat.ee that approximately 7,500 properties will become taxable and the religious or charitable organizationa that own them will be compelled to pay at least $70 million dollars in new taxes; and WHEREAS, given the complicated dynamics involving the Gallqber Amendment and other factors, it ia projected that the addition of all this relieioua and DOllpl'Oftt property to the tu rolla will reeult in -e minor tu relief for other nODl'Nidential property owners around the state, but no real aavinp for reeidential property ownen; and WHEREAS, local aovenunenta are prohibited by the propoeed initiative from realizini any net property tu revenue pin u a result of the expandecl tu bue; and WHEREAS, it ia important to note that Amendment 11 will not disturb the tu -ptioo for real property owned by local KOVernments the1D11elves and therefore will not have a direct fiacal impact on municipalities; and WHEREAS, the pauap of this c:onatitutional amendment will result in a number of negative indirect c:omequenc:ee for municipalitiea; and WHEREAS, u more and more people come to the realization the "IOVemment" cannot provide the amwen for all of the problema that pla,ue their communitiea, more municipalities are lookins ••YI to abare responaibilitin for aervic:ee, not ju.at with the private Nctor, but with the "third NCtor" that ia compriaed ofrelieioua inatitutiona, charitable and philanthropic groupe and other nonprofit, community-hued orpnizationa; and WHEREAS, municipalitiea and 1uch ,roupe are often natural allies in workin( toward the adequate delivery al aocial, medical, cultural and recreational aervic:ee, especially for their younpet and oldelt citilena; and ...... .. I • • • • WHEREAS, every dollar diverted from nonprofit groups to pay taxes will be cme 1- dollar to meet these common community objectives; and WHEREAS, if the nonprofit organizations are less capable of aervinc, it does not neceuarily follow that the demand for their aervicee will simply go away; and WHEREAS, more likely, the demand will simply de redirected to local governments themselves, creating even peater ltrela on municipal budpta; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sec;tigp 1. The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado oppoaee the pauage of Amendment 11 in the November 1996 Election. ADOPTED AND APPROVED tbia _ day of ___ _, 1996. TIMmu J. Burm, Mayor ATTEST: Low:riabia A. Bllia, City Clerk I, Loac:riabia A. Bllia, City Clark far die City of .......... CciaaM. _..,~die above ill a true copy of llwhatian No._. S... of 1118. . ' .. .,: I. • 0 1 32xl • • 0 • OC T-16-1996 1E,:2C 303 7 61 4810 P.02 Amendment 11 : Taxing Nonprpfits Will Hurt Municipalities, Too · T• Colorado Mwucipal e:m. a prupoal ID~ IIIO>I re.ii prvp - lllY ..... "' -..,lit_, rdi- ... q · ·-lVal•lllomn pnlflllY IUlliaa. AnalJsls 0.-... always eaempml ......,..._._._,e~lu· lilllJ IJar allipM or dl.ir11a1>1e pur- ,_ ,_ fllllpllty 1Ui1U011 . ft • ll ...... lOlarplJ ......... ........... ..... ~ Ulldlr M 1 ll. ____ .,,.._ __ ............ .......... ........... willlllllllllt: ....... ......... :ct --.................. sorpai- lllllial, _,.. .. clilllal. blood llla1II. lilllr -.-.. lapoces. talllll' s I I &irh.S buy -. -.. CIIDIWl 6idlilic). job ll'lia- .. .. , t Hrcb prov.-.•· 11lr ----... approAi• --,7JOOllftllllllila•&II'*- ........ -... llll'lifio-, Of ca.ila· '-C hwlbaCMndllatwill be QOlllfllllld ID ,-, • le•t S70 mil- Um clulllll ia ---. <However. Illa dalla is-ii lduluwi.dled IO • ----,-.. psvp. ... !law..,. ... -,ni,ed in ,...., " Municipal c:ancerM I llil......-111-. ... I AJr C ll ....... au.....-. • .-......., owmd"' locll p&nllllilll ...... c.a...19? Ft Ne ---..i ..__ ii will ---• 4-:1 t\aal imp.cu• · ·» ali -Hof .............. " lllia~ ....... will ...... ;a ..... vf ...... illll- 1&1 a-c aa:a Car ( ·..iiliw All ___ ...,..c,aa ID Ille ,.iv ........... aaw" ~~••--tar•or _"'.._ .............. ~ ---· -. ·, liliee -......, ... ays ........... ~ rw---. •j• wida ... ""* --· --will! Ila "lllild __.. llllll o ; w ol reli· .-........ *'lllllk• ~ ...... -----,...,__., ..... ....... .... .._..... .. _.. ..,.._ ............ ................... .,.,__....._ ......... ......a mYicla......a, .. ....,........ ....... --. 11,,., ............ ...... .... .. pq _will .. _ ... ... 111_ ... _caa-__ ,~ Mllif•.....,.•s · : , ,--~-...... fl ... aof ---Uy Call8w .. .. ..... , .......... ... ply,0-., .... ...., ... ...... illlimflylll ....... . k.-.1 peruuneal ...... ,,., _ ... _. .......... ..... ......... /lu,-,.,_ .. ~ .. ~ ,,_.,,,,_.,....,,fir,.,_,., ..__.. .. .,, ....... ...... ,,. "· c..-, CitrullAc ·rial/fl, C...... ~. tJOJJ 1lJ-lOIJ, f,OOJa,1-ll!IIIJ --g-,,.. I • 0 • • ·, • .. OCT-16-1996 16'21 303 761 4810 P. 03 a..-......... TnS.1 .. •a " o-;,,,,. die -IHI ......... Jll'IIPCIIJ 111N far &elpDul p111f a1ea M ......_ • ...,.,,_,_ a•=•,_...........,, .... ..w, .... HlzeLIIJbnlipoa....wp. . ...... tf Dnbom Iba,...,.._ .. fdDD ...... ,..,.. .._ • lcricdJ' chlliaillleparpcwwllllklll•• ......... .......,wclfar «-llllily coueclillna ltc:ilitia, -,1 • ..,. .• • ..._ lllwincGlae ellledp, dlaliled, homelell, or abwd pcnom. . ti Coalinua dis pNpertJ ta cw 41iwa far,..._,...,_,--' Sar lllicdJ clmricaWe purpola, " .................. --...,t.....,, .............. pia .. C9lpOlaflC ................ " ........ ,.,.,.. .... .,loal ...................... . .............................. ____ .......... ., .. F+•lf• ;i1w ..... M 111.._ or,.._~-........ !'Ill .. l!ll.•114--r••uN..,._·---.. •-- ..... '- I . • 0 , . • OCT-16-1 996 16 :21 303 761 4810 P.04 Three Reasons to VOTE NO on Amendment Nuniber 11 ... 1. It w111 Hurt the Helpers. We can't afford a new tax which strips us of our ability to volunteer md to give to the causn we believe in . Cauws which help make Colorado a better place to live. Amendment # 11 says charities and churches will pay annual property taxes on any real property they own and uSI' fi,r rrligious ur cluuitablt purposn-mnmrm, dlllritles who own pn,paty for commadal purpose.~ almidy pay pmpmy tax. Ammdmmt #11 will l111rt tht htlptrs-thusc of us who contribute to our communities through our donations and our volunteer efforts. We will be the ona footing this massive new Wt bill . This new tax S<·hm,~ on our charities muns that when someone gives a dollar to their favorite cause, that donor is n:ally pvlng a dollar kn the new tax. 2. Gol'ernment can't do it all ... Who will replace the wrvices lost when our churches and charities are forced to drastically cut ,ervice or board up their doors? No one can. We will simply not have the reource to maintain the wrvlces our churches and charities now provide. In this time of government cut-backs, it ma.kn no scn,e to strip our Colorado communities of the many servic~ provided by our nonprofib. In fact the amendment goes so far as to strip our government of the provisions to replace the lOII in charitable services. 3. AfflOldment Number 11 tnelUIS Higher Residential Property Taus Drafters of this «tftdy pr~rty tax amendment coaxed more than 80,000 people into signln& petitions to put ttw measure on tM ballot by leading them to bellnc tMy'd be giYffl some sort of ~dential tax break-which, of course, Isn't true. Worse, an indrpendcnt study conducted by Holm, RobfftJ & Owm actually revealed that homeownm will be sucked with •t last Sl.7 MIWON In tugher property taxes lf the amrndment ~~)C~. Thr m~asure was so hastily drafted that it rnrnpletely ignored tht! effects it will have on existirtA laws and our Colorado Constitution. To ...,..,.cw., -for -•rw ...,._,._, Clt~c;don Mttro HotlbW 71:J•IOU. Toll.,.._ Hotff-MIO-ff I -..-. _ ... .,c:--... ...--,..., ......... ~ ......... ,......... I • C -------------------,----. . - • • • OCT-16-1996 16 =22 303 761 4810 P .05 •· Who would hvr+ Mar, ? funk.? I OUWI • C.Olorado's most precious resources--our churches and our charities-are under attack. This fall there is an amendment an the ballot seeking to impose annual property taxes on: Churches • Hospitals • Preschools • Meals on Wheels Senior Centers • Easter Seals • Temples • Synagogues • Blood Banks Medical Research Centers • Community Clinics • Hospices Little Leagues • Food Banks • Home Health Care Services Girl Scouts • Boy Scouts • Arts and Cultural Facilities Campgrounds • Big Brothers • Big Sisters Job Training and RehabWtation Fadlltles • YMCA's The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and others. In addition to saddling our charities and churches with annual property taxes, homeowners will br paying 11.7 million ""1tt In~ taJca ,.. .... -=-----~-0-. ,_ __ TOT~ P.95 I . 0 • RESOLUTION NO~ SERIES OF 1996 ' '· • • • 12 bi ' A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT 16 IN THE 1116 ELECTION WHICH PROPOSES TO REFORM THE STRUCTURE OF THE STATE LAIID IIOAD AND W11D1 aoADIDl8 'l'B OOIGfti\fflOIW. N+ND+ft GOVERNING MILLIONS OF ACRES OF STATE-OWNED LANDS LOCATED naoucHIOUT OOLOIW>O. WHEREAS, Amendment 16 wu born of pneral concern about the preaervaticm of open apace, disputes over the sales ohtate lanela for development in some areas of the state, and the idea that the conatitutional proviaiom c:urnmtly governing the State Land Board are archaic; and WHEREAS, the measure changes the buic ground rules that direct the administration of over 3 million acres of state-owned land located throughout Colorado, moat of which is held in trust to support K-12 education; and WHEREAS, the land board generates revenue from surface 1-for agricultural and ranching operations, oil and gas royalties, interest income, and the occuional outri(ht sale of property; and WHEREAS, the board operates with a single-minded constitutional mandate to "muimize revenue" for public schools; and WHEREAS, appronmately 60,000 acres of state Janela have been identified u being "urban" in character; and WHEREAS, the Ame.ndment changes the miaaion of the board from "maximizing revenue' to "producing reasonable and consistent income over time"; and WHEREAS, the Amendment requires the board to aet uide 300,000 8a'N for use primarily u open apace; chan,ea the compoeition of the board from three paid to aix volunteer memben appointed by the pemor; and provides varioua specific methods to expand the manner in which the state Janela and the monies derived therefrom can uaiat schools ; and WHEREAS, this open apace component will complement eff'orta at the municipal level to achieve the same purpose, to conserve agricultural and ranch lancla, and to maintain physical separation between communitiea; and WHEREAS, open ,pace preaervation hu emerred at or near the top the apnda for more and more municipalities a, an increuin, number of citiea and towns are earmartm, taxes for open .apace preservation, callin, for aaiatance from the Great Outdoon Colorado Trust for this purpoae, and forsin, relationships with national, state and local land conservancy eroup1; and .. I • , • • • C. ·~ • < .. WHEREAS, other upecta of the initiative tbat are altbe .....,_ maaicipel m...- iDdwle, a prcmsioa that would require the lad board to caaply with local laad - nplatiou aad plw iD muqiq atate Juda md a recpb •t daat -with local penmmt aperi-be repreNllted Oil tbe board. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIB CITY' COUNCIL OF 1111: CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: Sertim 1. The City CauDcil at the City at~ Calando aapparta tbe......,. at Amendment 16 iD the NOYelllber 1991 BlediOD. ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED tbil 2lat day af Octobar, 1991. Thomu J. Burm, Mayor ATTEST: Loucriahia A. Ellil, City Clerk I, Louc:riahia A. Ellia, City Clerk for the City ofED,lewood, Colorado, bawby certify the above ii a true copy of Reaolutiao No ._, Seri• of 1996. ' . ' . . • ' .. I. 0 'a2xl • • • <. OCTOBER 17, 1996 • Miller-Kitchell Activity: Development Agreement Negotiations completed except for tenant mix and phasing exhibits . Staff Source -Dan Brotzman Activity: Land Planning City staff is hopeful Miller-Kitchell can make a formal PUD application and site plan submittal by November4. City Manager is discussing possibility of Miller- Kitchell briefing City Council on their site plan/PUD submittal at November 4 study session . Staff Source -Bob Simpson or Doug Clark Activity: T raffle Study Clarion's subcontractor has commenced traffic study. Targeted completion to be concurrent with PUD submittal . Staff Source -Bob Simpson Activity: Tenant Reaujbnent Sony Theaters is under Letter of Intent to build 80,000-85,000 square feet, 18 saeen theater complex. Miller-Kitchell attended ICSC in Kansas City earlier this week and met with prospective tenants. A national bookstore chain has shown strong interest particularly since Sony Theaters and RTD station would be compatible use . Staff Source -Doug Clark • Equitable • Activity: Purchase/Sale Agreement Completion Negotiations on final agreement language continue between City Attorney, outside counsel and Equitable Denver legal counsel . Staff Source -Dan Brotzman Mercantile Activity: Mercantile Property Gift to City Negotiations completed. Agreements will be finalized concunent with Equitable agreement. Staff Source -Dan Brotzman ' .. I . 0 • • • <, • Montgomery Wuy • Activity : Wards l,&ase Surrender Miller-Kitchell and Wards have completed lease surrender negotiations . Staff Source -Doug Clark RTD Ught Rall Station Activity: Intergovernmental Agreement City and RTD are preparing IGA for light rail station at Cinderella City . Staff Source -Chuck Esterly or Dan Brotzman Activity : RTD Park N Ride Location RTD and Miller-Kitchell negotiating a joint use park and ride station on site . City has not been privy to those discussions, however, we have discussed the need to develop a "fallback" plan as a part of our IGA discussions with RTD . Staff Source -Bob Simpson or Chuck Esterly Activity: Hampden Llght Rail Station RTD has stated the Hampden Llght Rail Station design is the most behind schedule station in the entire Southwest Corridor. Most of this is due to site location and waiting on City to complete its land planning and traffic study activities. RTD wants to start Southwest Corridor construction in Spring, 1997 with light rail open to public by Summer 2000. We are giving this activity higher priority. Staff Source -Chuck Esterly or Bob Simpson • Selbell<RAVCO Five Aaa Actiyity: Fee Title • City conducting exploratory talks with Selbe Family to purchase the former overflow parking lot North of Cinderela City. The property is encumbered with a 99-year lease to Kravco . Sixty-five years remains on the lease . RTD has also shown interest in purchasing the property. Staff Source -Doug Clark Activity : KRAVCO 99-Year J em City conducting exploratory talks to sublet 65 YN1'1 remaining on KRAVCO lease . Staff Source -Doug Clark • . .. I. 0 • .---------------=---, . , . . ' • .. !I. ~ ,~ •• ~r ----J~ ~· -,----------------- Ji -~JL _ ........ --0 ..... 18 2:: ~ ,..._ ,..._ ---~ a ---I ~ ! ~ ~ .... ,..._ ---------~ ·----- J l ~ ~}• .... .... ---r~-----,~ ~ st _,__ - l l --~--~ --------0 .. I f ~~ I ~ -...... i .& ------- I f . ~ 18 8 ! 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ~ 8 !! !! 8 8 8 8 l I J I I I I I I ~ I .I I i g f ; I I I I .I I I Ji I f f f f f I I I I J J J ) J J I I J J J 1) I J J J J A J ~ g ... .. .. .. • • .. • • ' ... = = ' • ' .. ' ... .. ... I I ! I [t ! i I ! ! I I II. i J I I 6 11 Jj -l ' ~ ' .. . . . . ' I . . 0 '32xl ----------~-.,----------- 0 , • • .. .., l I . 0 N ... • . . .... . . • • •r----~-----..,.---, . ,~ - ... l . . ' . . . I . 0 Author: lhoffhlnea at Englewood Date: 10/18/96 11134 AM Priority, Noraal '1'01 Nall List -#City Council '1'01 Mall Llat -#City Manager '1'01 Nall List -#City Attorney CC1 LSLLIS Subject, Agenda Srror • ·, • <. ------------------------------------Meaaage Content a------------------------------------ Greetlnga - The Agenda for the october 21st City Council ~lng appear• to be aiHlllCJ two agenda it-( 11 b l and 12 b i). The-two are not actually aiaai119 -they -re inadvert-tly printed and attached to the prevloua agenda it-(11 a.,. I apol09iae for any inconvenience or confualon thla aay have cauaec:I. Haye a good -kendl Leigh Ann · . .. I. ' , • . .. • '· I.NGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL I.NGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOI. COUNTY, COLORADO Odaller 11, I"' I . Call te 0.... The regular meeting of die Englewood Cily Council -c:alled IO onkr by Mayor Bums al 7 :30 p .m . 2. ._.._ The ilMJCllion -pm by Council Member ___ . 3. l'WF., Aa.- The Pledae of Allegiance -led by Mayor Bums. 4 . II.ell Call Pracnt: Couacil Mcmbeft Hathaway, Clapp. Wiggins. Habenicht. Vormiuag. Waggoner, Bums Ablcnt : None A quorum wa praent. Also pftlelll: Cily ....., Clllk Cily AIIDnley ..,._. ~ to die Cily MallllS Once Cily Clcdi Ellis GolrC-Maaap e..- DiW~ Fi-. Semcm DiW Eaerly, Nllic: Woru (a) COUNCO. MUlm IIOVU, AND IT WAS S&CONDU, TO Al'PROVI. TIR IIINUTIS OF Tim aEGUIAll llUrl'ING OF OCTOKa 7, 1"6. 6 . A,ea: c-:il Meaben Hadlnay, Vonaial&, Wigim. Habeaic:11t. w...-,.Clapp.Buna Nays : None Sct1f I fVilleln (a) I· --------------------------1 • • • <. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Odllla-21, I"' I . Call•°'"*r '111c ..... ..a., allllc l!ngleMJod Cily Couacil -called IO onb by Mayor Bums at 7:30 p.m . 2. ......... ne hMalioa -pea by Council Melllller ___ . 3. nc PledF al Allegiucc -led by Mayor Bums. 4. ...Call Pn:lcot : Allleal : A quorum wa paent. Council Members Hathaway, Clapp, Wiggins, Habenicht, Vormiaag, W1g111er, Bums Noac AllD PftlCIII: Cily Maap-Cart Cily Alllney Braman , ...... ~ IO Ille Cily ~ Olacc Cily Clerk Ellis GolfC--Maap-..., DiRICIOr 0.,pewicz, F--=ia! 5-icea DiRICIOr Eaaty, Nllic Worb (a) COUNCIL Mumu_ lllOVD. AN1t ff WAS SECONDO, TO Al'PaOVE nm MINU'nS or nR UGUIAJl MUTING OPocroaa ,, 1"6. Ayes : Caacil ...._. lladlnay, Vonaiaas, w--. Habeaidil. w...-. Clapp. a.. Nays: Nolle 6. Set IC h C Vllllan (a) 7. N• hit h C Vllllan .. ... I. , • Eaat-wl Cily c...u Odaller' 21, I"' ... 2 8. <. ... • • (a) A pniclamalioa clcclaring Salwday, October 26, 1996 as Amy Van Dykcn Day in the City mEaglewood w ~- COUNCR. MEMSER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A PllOCLAMA110N PllOCLAIMING OCTOaER 2', '"' AS AMY VAN DYKEN DAY IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. Ayes: Nays: Motion c:arricd. Couacil Members Halbaway, V«minag. Wiggins. Habenicht, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums None (b) A proclamalion declaring the month of'Novembcr. 1996 as Hospice Month in the City of Englewood -comidcrcd. COUNCR. MEMSER __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING THE MONTH OF NOVI.MaER, '"' AS NATIONAL HOSPICE MONTH IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. (c) coasidcral Ayes: Couacil Members Halbaway, V«minag. Wiggins, Habenicht, Waggoner. Clapp, Burns Nays : None A raolution appoinling Mike Dilalusb to the Clean, Green and Proud Commission was The raolulioll -llllipod a IIUlllbc:r ud read by lille: RESOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OF 1996 A RES0Um0N APPODmNG MIKE DILATIJSH TO 11IE Cl..EAN , GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION FOR 111E Cl1Y OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO. COUNCIL NDINR MOVU, AND IT WAS SECONDED. TO Al'PllOVE AGENDA ITEM 1 <e> -m:sournoN NO._, suua OF 1"'- Ayes: ~ Mclllbcn Hadlaway. VcnaiUag. Wiggins. Habenic:bl. W...-r. Clapp. a.. Nays : ,,.._ (d) A ...._ IFPM•iag Dean tWfackcr IO Ille Clan. Gnat ud Proud 0-million WC ·• od. TIie raollllm w aaiped a IIUlllbc:r ud read by lille: RESOLUTION NO._. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOUmON APPODmNG DEAN HUFF ACKER TO 11IE a..EAN, GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION FOR 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . .. I. I --~-----------------.-----~-----------------:--- • Ea&tew ... City Ceudl Odaller 21, 1"6 Pqe3 . . • , . • COUNCIL MEMBER __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (II) • RESOLUTION NO. -· SERIES or 1996. A,a: Council Manbc:rs Hadlaway, Vormiuag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Wagoner, Clapp, Buras Nays : ~ (c) A raolutioa appoincing Carl Wdkcr to the Planning ud Zoning Commission for the City of'Englcwood. Colonldo. The l'Cllllulioll -assigned a number ud read by tide: RESOLUTION NO._, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOUmON APPOINTING CARL WELKER TO nlE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR n1E CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . COUNCIL MEMBER __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (e) -RESOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OP 1996. Motion carried. (f) CIOllsidcnld. A,a: Council Manbc:rs Hadlaway, Vormiuag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Wagoner, Clapp, Buras Nays : None A raolutioa appoiDCing SIiao.-O'Leary to the Eaglcwood Public Library Boarcl was The l'Cllllulioll -aaiped • number ud read by tide : RESOUmON NO. _. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLUTION APPOl1'mNG SHANNON MARY O'LEARY TO nlE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD FOR nlE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . COUNCIL MEMSU __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SSCONDU, TO APl'llOVI: AGENDA ITEM NO. I (f) -lll:SOLU110N NO. _, Sllllll:S OP 1996. Motion carried. A,a: c-:il Meallcrs HadlaMly , Voraiaag. Wiggins, Habcnidll. w...-,. Clapp, Buras Nays : NGK (g) A raolutioa appointing Neil Neumann to the Ulllu Rcac,ni Authority was a>nsiclcrcd . The l'Cllllutioa was aaiped a number and read by tide: RESOLUTION NO._. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLUTION APPOl?omNG NEIL NEUMANN TO nlE URBAN RENEW AL AU111ROITY FOR nlE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . ... .. I . , • Easte,rood City c-lldl Octokr 21, 1"6 .. , ·, • , . • COUNCIL MEMBER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I (I)· RESOLUTION NO._, SERIES OJI' 1996. A)'CS : Council Members Hathaway, Vonnittag, Wiggins, Habenicht. Wagoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Motion carried. (b) A resolution appointing A . Gray Clut IO the Wala and Sewer Board was oonsidcrcd. The rcsolulion was assigned I number and read by title : RESOLtmON NO._. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLtmON APPOINTING A. ORA Y CLARK TO 11iE WATER AND SEWER BOARD FOR 11iE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL MEMSER MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM I(') -llESOLUTION NO.-· SERIES OJI' 1"6. Motion carried. A)'CS: Council Members Hathaway, Vonnittag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays: None 9. Pablic Bearill& No public bearing was scheduled before Council. COUNCIL MEMBER __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 11 (a) (I) TBaoUGB (ff) ON rotST READING. (a) AppnM OD Finl Radiag (i) COUNCIL BILL NO . '6 , DmlODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER A BILL FOR AN CllDINANCE AUTHORIZINCi AN IN1Bl00VERNM9ITAL AGREEMENT BE1WEEN TIE SOl1l1t ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT, S0lTl1IGA TE SANITATION DISTRICT, TIE BOARD OF COUNTY roMMISSIONERS OF 11iE COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE. WASTE MANAGEMENT OF COLORADO, INC .• AND TIE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO AMENDINO TIE CURRENT WASTEWATER TRANSMISSION AGREEMENT . (ii) COUNCIL BILL NO. ,9. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINCi AN llln'EROOVERNMENT AL AGREEMENT BETWEEN 11iE URBAN DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CON'lllOL DISTRICT AND 11iE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO ENTITI.ED AGREEMENT REGARDING FUNDING OF CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CITY ·WIDE OUTFALL SYSTEMS PLANNING. ARAPAHOE COUNTY • AGREEMENT 96-08 .06 . (iii) COUNCIL BILL NO . '7. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER ' I. , • ~Cltyc..dl OdNer 21, '"' •• 5 • • A BD.L FOR AN ORDINANCE AU11iORIZING AN IN'JEROOVERNMENT AL AGREEMENT BE1WEEN 11fE U.S. GEOLOOICAL SURVEY, UNITED STA'JES DEPAR'IMENT OF 11fE IN1BUOR AND 11fE CITY OF ENGLEWCX>D, COLORADO EN1Tll.ED U.S. DEPARTMENT OF 11fE IN'IERIOR U.S. GEOLOOICAL SURVEY JOINT FUNDING AGREEMENT FOR WATER RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS . (iv) COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER __ A BD.L FOR AN ORDINANCE AU1llORIZING AN IN'JEROOVERNMENT AL AGREEMENT BE1WEEN 11fE URBAN DRAINAGE AND f1.00D CONTROL DISTRICT AND 11fE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO EN'ITJ1.ED INl'ERAGENCY AGREEMENT CONCERNING DRAINAGEWAY IMPROVEMENTS ON WEST HARV ARD GULCH IN 11fE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, AGREEMENT ~8.09. Motion carried. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway , Vonnittag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Wagoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : None COUNCU. MEMBER ___ MOVED, AND rr WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA rrl.MS II (II) (I) THROUGH (v) ON SECOND READING. (b) Approve on Second Reading (i) ORDINANCE NO ._, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 49 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA111AWA Y) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E 5. CHAPTER I, OF 11fE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO GENERAL LICENSE PROVISIONS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER I. (ii) ORDINANCE NO . _. SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . SO . INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA111AWA Y) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E 5. CHAPTERS 2A, AND 28. OF 11fE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO AMUSEMENTS , PUBLIC DANCES AS WELL AS AMUSEMENT DEVICES AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2. AND WHICH REMOVES AMUSEMENTS FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25 , SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO 111E MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11fE CllY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. (iii) ORDINANCE NO. _. SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 5 I , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA111AWA Y) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E 5, CHAPTER 4, OF 11fE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 PERTAINING TO FOOD VENDORS AND RE-ENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 4, AND WHICH REMOVES FOOD VENDORS FROM ORDINANCE NO . 25, SERIES OF 1996 WHICH PERTAINS TO 11fE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11IE CllY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO . ' ... I . , ----------------------,. • • • ~. lqlewwl City Cwil Odaller' 21, .,,. ... , (iv) ORDINANCE NO._. SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 52. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE REPEALING 1111.E 5, CHAP11!R 12. SECl10N I, OF TIIE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL <X>DE 1915 PERTAINING TO ARBORIST AND ENACTING A NEW CHAP11!R 14, AND WIDOI REMOVES ARBORIST FROM ORDINANCE NO. 25, SERIES OF 1996 WIDOI PERTAINS TO 11IE MORATORIUM OF LICENSES IN 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . (v) ORDINANCE NO._. SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 55 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTEROOVERNMEHTAL eotmlACT BETWEEN 11IE STA TE OF COLOllADO AND 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, RELATING TO 11IE LAW ENFORCEME1'rl' ASSISTANCE flJND (LEAF) PROGRAM . Ayes: Council Members Hathaway, Vormi111g. Wiggins. Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : Nooe Molion carried. II. Ord! cu,• l liNIINMedeM (a) ApproYe oe Fim Rc.liag (i) Golf Counc MuaFr Bur.-prelClllcd a recommendation from lbe Departmall af Pllts ud Recralioe 10 adopt a aolalioe ~ fees for lbe Eaglcwood GolfCourse. TIie aolalioe -aaipCld. number and ... by lide: RESOU1110N NO. _. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOU1l10N ESTABLISHING AN ADJUS1MENT TO 11IE ANNUAL FEES FOR TIIE ENOLEWOOD MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE . COUNCIL IBMm __ MOVED, AND ff WAS SECONKD, 10 Al'l'llOVE AGIENDA NO. 11 (a) (I) • USOUJ110N NO. _, SEPmS OP 1"6. Aycs : Couacil Maallers Hadiaway, Vormiaag. Wiggins. Habenicht. Waggoner, Clapp. Burns Nays : Nooe Molion c:arried . (ii) Diiu:eor Grypcwicz prelClllcd. -----rn.. t1ic Dcpuunena af FinaDcial Scrvica IO adopt a rCIONlioe eeaeblitl!i .. feel tiJr A 11 Liw w1 Cenificasa af Rqilansion. RESOUmON NO . _. SERIES OF 1996 • .. I. -----~-------,------------:----~-~ • • • . . ~ City C•acil Oct*r 21, '"' ... , A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES FOR AMUSEMENT LICENSES UNDER Tl1l..E 5, CHAPTER 2, OF 111E ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S . COUNCO.. MEM8ER __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA NO. 11 (a) (U) • RI.SOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OF 1"6. Motion c:arried. Ayes : Council Members Halhaway, Vormiuag, Wiggins, Habcnicbt, Wagoner, Clapp. Bums Nays : Nooe (iii) Dim:lor Gryglewicz praeatal a recommendalion from the Deputmcnl ar Financial Services to adopt a raolution esaiblishing fees for Food Dealers Licenses and Ccrtificaes aCRqillntion. The raolution WB assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. _, SERIES OF 1996 A RESOUmON ESTABLISHING FEES FOR FOOD VENDOR LICENSES UNDER TITLE 5, CHAPTER 4. OF 111E ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S. COUNCO.. MEM81lR __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA NO. 11 (a) (iii) • RI.SOLUTION NO. _, SllRIIS OF 1"6. Motion c:arried . Ayes: Council Members Hadiaway, Vormiuag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Wagoner, Clapp, Bums Nays : Nooe (iv) Dim:lor Gryglewicz praeatal a '1Xl0fflmcndlliclll from the l>cpartlMlll ar Fiaaacial Services to adopt a raolulioa esaiblilhing fees for Altlorisls Licews w1 Ccrtificaes ar Rqillntion. TIie raolulioll -aaipcd a ...a. aad read by title : RESOLUTION NO. _. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOUJl10N ESTABLISHING FEES FOR ARBORJST LICENSE UNDER 1Tl1..E S, OIAP'IBR 14 , OF 11IE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL aX>E 191S. COUNCO.. MI.MHR __ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (a) (iv) • RI.SOLUTION NO. , SI.RIIS OF 1"6. Ayes: Council Mclllllcn Hadiaway, Vormiuag, Wiggins. Habenicht, Wagoner, Clapp. Bums Nays : Noac Motion c:arried. (v) DiftlCIOI' Eslcrly pramlcd a l'CCIIIIIUIICII from the Department of Public Worts to approve. by IIIOlioa, the aJIIIIJUCtion 0011baCt for cxpensioo mthe Coaamemicalioas Center al Safely Services. Slaft' novnmcndl awarding the bid to the low bidder, Ash and White Construction Company , in the-. aCS319.700 .00 . .. I . • la&leweod City c-il Odaller 21, 1"' .... • • COUNCIL MEMBER __ MOVED, AND ff WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT IN THE AMOUNT or SJlt,780.00 TO ASH AND WHITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY fOR THE CONSTRUCTION or "ENGLEWOOD POLICE AND flRE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING EXPANSION AND REMODEL" Ayes : Council Members Hathaway, Vonniuag, Wiggins, Habenicht, Wqgoacr, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Motion carried. (b) Approve on Second Reading (i) properties WIS considercd. Council Bill No . 48, approving the sale of six Project BUILD ORDINANCE NO. _, SERIES OF 1996 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 48, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA rnAWA Y) AN ORDINANCE APPROVING 11fE SALE OF SIX PROPERTIES, WHICH WERE DEVELOPED FOR 11tE NBUll.D" PROJECT, ON 11fE OPEN MARKET. COUNCIL MEDU_ MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 11 (II) (I) • ORDINANCE NO. -· SERIES or 1"6. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway , Vormittag, Wiggins, Habenicht. Wqgoacr, Clapp, Bums Nays : None Motion carried. 12 . Geaeral DilClllliN (a) Mayor's Choice Mayor Bums did DOI U\'C any lllll1CrS 10 bring bcfOR Council . (b) Council Member's Cboice (i) Council Member -- I. A rcsolulion supporting the adoplion ol Amcndmcal No. 16 WIS oonsiclm:d. The raolution was assigned a IIUIDbcr and read by title : RESOUJ110N NO. _. SERIES OF 1996 A RESOLl1110N SUPl'ORTINO 11fE PASSAGE OF AMENDMENT 16 IN 11fE 1996 ELECTION WHIOf PROPOSES TO REFORM 11fE STRUCTIJRE OF 11fE STATE LAND BOARD AND WHI CH BROADENS 11fE CONSTl1Ul10NAL MANDATE GOVERNING MILLIONS OF ACRES OF ST A TE-OWNED LANDS LOCATED TIIROUGHOlTf COLORADO. COUNCIL MEMHR_ MOVED, AND ff WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA NO. 12 (II) (I) • lllSOLUTION NO. -· SERIES or 1"6. Ayes : Council Members Halhlway, Vonninag, Wigins, Habenichl, ..... I . I 1hwec.4 Clay C-8 Odllla-21. "" .. , (ii) Council Member_ • • (iii) CGacil Mclllber __ (iv) C'.ouac:il Mclllber -- 13 . Clay llamtar• ~ (a) City ........ Clark pr--. a CiadadJa City S... Rcpon. (b) City Mana,er Clark nmnvneeded 11111 Couacil ID ialo ExeaatiYC Session immediately lllJowiaa die ...... City Council meeting to diacua two ial Clllle llllllers. COUNCIL MUDD_ MOVID. AND IT WAS SECONDD. IIOR COUNCU. TO GO INTO DECU11VE SIS.1ION DDIIDIATl:LY IIOUOWING TBE UGIJI.All CITY COUNCU. 1Dn1NG TO DISCUSS 'IWO DAL lffATI: MAnat& Ayes : Council Members ffadlnay, Vonnittag, Wigins, Habenicht, w.....-. Capp, Buras Maliaac:arild. Nays: Noae 14. Clay-..,•,~ City AIIDney .._ did .. IIM,e ay aaaen IO briag Win: C'.ouac:il . 15. "·"•ill_, __ COUNaL IOIIOU_MOYDTO ADIOUaN . '111elWliag...._..__,_m. • . .. I. ; I ,-----------~---~-. • , . • THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 21, 1996 7:30P.M. 1. Call to order. Q:t/;.~ 2 . Invocation. ~ 3. Pledge of Allegiance. ~ 4. 5. Minutes. / a. Minutes}~V.!X' the Regular City Council Meeting of October 7, 19~IAJ,-,. IM,'i#! IJ: 6U../a.J':::) ·-·, . -----V 6. Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes .I 1)- Non~_Yisitors. (Pleese limit your presentation to five minutes.I 4 .w I ;rm,tA (J}J:( - 7. B. Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. ;),~ Proclamation declaring ~.: Oct~ 26, 1998 • Allrry Van D,llal Day · : ,\ tJpfJ_c;; ,-0 a. the City of Englewood.~ ~ . O b Proclamation declaring the month of November,l 998 • Naapiae Mondi.~ (k'A. 0 ~f ~~c : . {/ :1 1 c. A resolution appointing~~~ to the Englewood, Clean, Green, and ~~-'() ProudCommission. ~3 D11 Mi'/ O"-i d. A resolution appointi~! the Englewood, Clean, Green, and ~(J.L_ ,~ud Commission . ,r ~v 0 1 114.__J/. A reso~ut~on ap"~t~ker to the Englewood Planning and Zoning ~--~c}m1111on. ~ ' ...... • • . ,, .. ,I I . -----------------..,----------------------------------- • ,~ ·, - City Council Agenda October 21, 1996 , 2 . kr A re~ol~~~annon O'Leary to the Englewood Public Library ')--0 Boar~.._v g. A res~8i(>OJ{lting Neil Neuman!l!O ~El)$Jl!9~~ ',l(ban Renewal ~rity. /VI t-< .. /l "£ /1. Rt/HJ II) {) c e,,-l)A.)£µ ~ #;;s--f:?'.-~,.,.to.,. Englewood Wot••"' Sewe, 9. Public Hearing . (None scheduled) ~ i. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving amendments to the Wastewater Transmission Agreement. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Dnctor of Utilitiea. ii. Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for a study to determine flood reduction recommendations. STAFF SOURCE: a--Eataly, Director of Public Works. iii. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving a Joint Funding Agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey for the Gaging Station at Union Avenue and South Platte River. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Dnctor of 1111111N iv. Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with Urban Drainage and Flood Control District for drainageway improvements to West Harvard Gulch . STAFF SOURCE: a.tea Eataty, Dnctor of Pulllc Works. 1!15 !f} "f!f!f1.WJ!'!'!J~ 10 I!-' I -V 01i. i. Council Bill No. 49, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to General Licensing provisions, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. • ii . Council Bill 50, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Amusement licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium . ,.._ nolr. If,.... haft. tlllllllily wl ..... ...., .............. ....,, .. Clly., f -· -· (762-MeS> .. ._. 41 houri In advance al.._ ____ ....._ n.11 ,au. ..... • . I • 0 '32xl City Council Agenda Octobet-21, 1996 ;1:Lf? iii. iv. v. • • Council Bill No. 51, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Food Dealer licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium . Council Bill No. 52, amending the section of the Englewood Municipal Code pertaining to Arborist licensing, and removing this section from the licensing moratorium. Council Bill No. 55, approving a contract with the Colorado Department of Transportation for Law Enforcement Assistance Fund (LEAF) grant funding. 11 . Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. a. Approve on .First Reading. ~~d-i. ~-o Recommendation from the Department of Parks and Recreation to adopt a resolution adjusting fees for the Englewood Golf Course. IT AFF SOURCE: lob ....... Golf CCUN ......... {), -j/:-Cs ii Recommendation from the Department of Financial rvices to adopt a 10,a/!) ])_2 · resolution establishing fees for Amusements Licenses and Certificates of ti.ftJS°/'Q =t.ion, STAFF SOURCE: Frank Glrglewicz, Director of F1na1Cia1 ~,t-Ji, ;;;. ..,~ .......................... . resolution establishing fees for Food Dealers LicenHs and Certificates of --()Registration.~ S: Fral* Cllrglewlcz. Dnc:tar of Rnalldel ...... 1 ), _ ,... Cr) iv. Recommendation from Depa1ment of Financial Services to adopt a ~ JI-_Q_L resolution establishing fees for Arborists Licenses and Certificates of ~7) ~ =-=~~~: Frank Glrglewlcz. Dnc:tar of Finwial v . Aecom~~:~~ Department of Public Works to approve, by / Ju J:/1i;t motion, the construction contract for expansion of the Communications J. Center at Safety Services. Staff recommends aw•ding the bid to the 11.iJIJ (j.~ -o low bidder, Ash and White Construction Company. in the amount of -r { t319, 7~1T SOURCE: a.IN Eawty, Dnc:tar of Pubic WOflt1. b . Approve on Second eading. utcfl-3f)Lf-l ;;;,~~_rt. _of-,,.._ BUILD~ • l'lwa~ If ,ouhawe alillllllltywl...a...., ........ .._Mlllfr .. Clly .. C' !INC762-MIS)III ............................................ ,... • . I. • 0 '32 x l City Council Apndai October 21, 1996 ,.4 12. General Discussion. Mayor's C . ' Cinderella City Status Report. • . .. • b. Recommendation to go into Executive Seuion immediately fol~J ~ / ~ :-0 regular City Council 1 ~ t:' di~ two rul estate matters. 1 ! ~ t. ~ cft-WlAJ. Nl-~ ~&1-'..#11, 14. City Attorney's Report. ~ ,_,,,, J p Adjournment. ~~ J/1{p '\ ;-; ?';A The following minutes were transm· to ity Council between 10/04/96-10/17/96: • Englewood Cultural Arts Commission mNting of September 4, 1996 • Englewood Planning and Zoning Commiuion meeting of September 4, 1996 · A\ Englewood Public Library ao.d meeting of September 10, 1996 //IJr.,r,...,--::' I) ·~-;;;;:-~8-, .. , ... • I • -~ /)A_Jw~ ......... N ........ ......, ...... ....., ............. ..., .. QrelF.. ...CJU-MIS>al ............ .._. ...................... ,... \ ' ... I. ' ' 0 • • - • • ·, • <. • • .. . . . I . 0 ' ' ·, . <. .. I . • • .~-----------,, 0 ,~ ·, -. t . . -. ON,, 1~1~'~ .. •. . . . ~-/twk¥ •· . ' . • • • ' . . ~. ,. ., I . ' • 0 I• . • ; . . I . . 0 • • - <. CMdair JJ~~. -Yr~ ;411 @ • I• ' • . . . ... I . . C ., .i------------------- • • • • NOVEMBER 4, 1996 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING PUBLIC HEARINGS -Day Care and Standards & Guidelines for Large Retail Establishments ---------- • 0 '-- ..