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Home My WebLink About1992-10-05 (Regular) Meeting Agenda- • • • • 0 I• - ... October 5, 1992 R£GULAR CITY COUNCIL N&STING ORD I~/./. 42, 43, 44 R£S0 I~ 82, 83, 84, 85, 86 • ,,, . 0 • I • • - • 1. Call to Order • • ·, • '· ENILEIIOCID c1n COUNCIL ENILEVOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLOUDO letular Snston October 5, ltt2 ,. The regular 111eeting of the Engle.ood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:37 p.m. 2. lnvocatton The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pledte of Allqtance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. loll Call Present: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Wa119oner, Wiggins Absent: A quorua was present. Also present : None Ctty Nanager Fraser City Attorney Dlllttt Assistant City Nan ... r Retd Deputy City Clerk E11is Director Mertel, Caauntty Developant Planning Adllinistrator Stttt, COIIIIUlltty Developant Director Fonda, Utilities 5 . Ntnutes (a) COUNCIL IBID .. LOCI ..... -IT lal sa:11111D, TO Alfllft THE NIIUTES Of THE IEIUUI IIHTJ• OF IDIWI 11, lNI. ~es: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Wqgoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. 6. Pre-sctledulld Vtsttors There were no pre -s cheduled visitors. . . ~----- ' ' .. • • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 2 7. Non-scheduled Visitors ·. <. There were no non-scheduled visitors. • • • 8. Coaunications, Procl ... tions and Appointaents (a) A procluatton declaring the week of October 24 through Noveaber 1, 1992 as Red Ribbon Week was considered. COIIICIL IEIIEl HATHAIIAY IIOVED, All) IT IIAS SECCNIED, TO APNOYE A PllOCUMTICII PIOCLAININI THE IIEEl OF OCTOIEI 24 l1llCIUIN IIOVEIIIEI l, 1H2 AS HD 11._ IIEEl. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Meabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None (b) A procluatton declaring the week of October 4 through 10, 1992, as Fire Prevention Week was considered. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI IUl.LEY IIOVED, All) IT IIAS SECGIIIED, TO APNOYE A PllOCUMTJ• PIOCLAININI THE IIEEl OF OCTOIO 4 l1llCIUIN 10, 1112 AS FIIE PIEYEIITICII WEI. Ayes: Council Meabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried. (c) A proclaaatton declaring the IIOflth of October, 1992, as Crt .. Pre-vention Month was considered. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI IUl.LEY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SEallDD, TO APNMPE A ,mclJIIITI• PIOCLAIIIINI THE 11111TH OF OCTOIO, 1112 AS CII• flDDTI• 11111111. Ayes: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried. (d) A procluatton declaring the .. k of Noveaber 22 through 29, 1992 as National Bible Week was considered. IIAYOI VIMIIS IIDWD, -IT IMS SECGIIIED, TO UW A NICLMATJ• NDCUlll- 1118 THE WEI OF •EIIIEI U TlaallM It, 1111 AS MTIGML 1111.1 ... Ayes: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Vi911ins Nays: None Motton carried. (e) COIIICIL IIEIIIEI VM DYi£ IMID, -IT IMS SRIIIII, TO ACC1Pr IITN IEIIET DOUILAS IDTZ'S LfflEI OF IIDl•TI• AS A ... OF TNE CUM, 11111, -NOUD C41111SSI•. Ayes: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathway, • .. I . • . , . ·' ' ' • ' ]- - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 3 • • I • • Nays: Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Motion carried. 9. Public Hearing (a) COUNCIL IDIER IULLOCK NOVED, All) IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARi• TO RECEIVE CITIZEN INPUT CII THE CIEATICII OF A NEIi z• CW- SIFICATICII: 1-3, BUSINESS. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Vin Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing opened. Director Merkel, Co.unity Developaent, explained that interest in rezoning the subject property located at 2280 West Evans caae about as a result of a Board of Adjustllent and Appeals action; and additionally that the property is split between the two zone districts B-2, Business on the north and R-2-C, Medium Density Residential on the south side. In 1183, the Board granted a variance to allow Robert Kurtz the right to operate a truck repair facility at 2280 West Evans. In 1989 the board ter11in1ted the use because Mr. Kurtz was in non-coap11ance with the conditions iaposed in the 1183 variance. Subse- quently, the property was taken back by the lender, Ollnibank. In October 1990, Ollnibank subaitted an application for rezoning of the southern portion of this property froa R-2-C to B-2. This application was withdrawn by the applicant in Decellber 1990 and no further action was taken until the present owner of the property, Willi• Forington, approached the City concerning pos- sible rezoning. At that ti .. , staff developed the proposal for the 1-3 Busi- ness district to ... t the proposed needs. ,,. - Planning Adllinistrator Stitt provided proof of notice of public hearing "'9ich was published in the Englewood Herald on S.,ttllber 17, 1912. He aaintained that the B-3 zoning would for11 aore of a transition into the ldjacent in- dustrial areas froa SOiie of the existing uses that occur in the Evans corri- dor. Mr. Stitt explained that that does not .. an the proposed zone district would proaote industrial uses. He stated the nature of the area ts signifi- cantly different froa other B-2 areas in the City. Staff felt it was iapor- tant to address historically how the area has developed on a ret1onal basts, not just the Englewood portion. The proposed zone includes protections that provide extra landscaping, fencing, and set-back requ1,.....ts "'9ich the exist · Ing 8·2 zoning does not have. The aajor difference bet....i the 1·2 and 1 ·3 11 that the auto related conditional uses, now in the 1·2, becoae peraitted uses in the B-3 . In addition, contractor and trades have been tncluded and re · stricted so as not to allow heavy contractors to have stor1g1 yards . This inclusion would penait soae types of developaent that aay not need the type of facilities that you find in an Industrial area, but "'9ich ...,ld befttfit froa the exposure on the Evans Corridor. Mr. Stitt noted tllat, even though the 1·3 allows auto related uses as per11itted uses, staff has included the •- restrictions that apply under the conditional use provision in the 1·2 zone . As a result, staff contends that the new zone classification 1 ·3 will address the needs of the business coaunity and also protect the ldjacent residential developaent tn that area . ' I . • • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 4 • • t• • Council Member Gulley asked Mr. Stitt to explain the process staff followed in determining the area should not be rezoned as Industrial. Mr. Stitt stated staff 1 ooked at it in terms of the types of uses that are there currently. Staff determined that 1-1 uses were not appropriate on Evans Avenue which ser- ves as a c011111ercial corridor; which is significantly different frOII the COll- aercial corridor on Federal Boulevard, Hampden Avenue or the northern and southern parts of Broadway. In response to Ms. Gulley's inquiry, Mr. Stitt confirmed that Denver's 8-4 zoning allows for aore uses than are being pro- posed in the 8-3 zone and it would provide I aeans of coapeting with the adja- cent areas. Mr. Stitt advised that several property owners have contacted the City over the last couple of years expressing interest in using property along the south side of Evans for auto related uses. They chose to look elsewhere when they discovered it was either not peraitted or a conditional use. He noted the 8-3 zone would perait those uses by right and still provide for the saae protection as the B-2 zone. With regard to Mr. Stitt's coaents about the B-3 zone providing protections and at the saae tiae bringing the area into s-sort of conforaity with the Denver zoning that 1s already there, Council Nelllber Habenicht asked tf the Denver coaerctal zontng extends as far south along that corridor as the area proposed by thts change. Mr. Stttt stated he believes tt does, but wtth the except ton of one area between Vallejo and Zunt, Nst of Denver's zontng ts half a block deep on etther stde of Evans. Ns. Habefttcht asked tf the B-3 zontng would be aore than half a block deep tn thts particular t11stanc:e. Mr. Stitt stated that in the area between Vallejo IIICI Z1111t staff ts proposing that the area be rezoned froa Evans to Adriatic exte.lN ...t t11el•s a portion of what ts now zoned R-Z-C. In response te .-stt•t .. fra Rs • .._.idlt, Ill". Stttt conftrlled that the area ts ,..._1, Nt ca,at"•le te tM Diner corri- dor. Ns. Habenicht expressed cw.... tllat tf tM 1 -J aw .,.. wrovecl tt would set a precedent for otller af"Ns ef tM Ctty . .. ..._. tf tile Pllftfttng and Zoning Coatsston had c011stdered .... tt attM affect et. z•t .. tssues. Mr. Stttt stated a sta11ar qyestt• uae 1111 Nfere tM C..tsst•, 111d thetr response was that ulttaately Ctty C..Ctl Ms ceatrel ...,. •t will be re- zoned. At thts potnt and tt• Nr . Stttt felt tM lw•s CM"TtW •s tlle only corridor where the 8-3 1011t119 .,.Id be ..,,..11te . Dhcnst• •slled regard- ing other areas of Englewod ....,.. • 1111.. 1-.trt1I er c rctal areas abuttt119 restdenttal areas. Ns . Habelltdlt ,etalell Nt ta.at ~ ..,....,1119 tlle B-3 zone tt atght be I way of enc:f"Oldt .. fwtller title tM rest•ttal areas by ustng the zontng as a buffer. Nr. Stttt stated tM Ctty ts c-ttted to protecting the neighborhoods. He dtd .. t fNI tM .......... 1-J H .. -Id Ht 1 precedent . Ms . Habefttcht stated slle •s .. t lookt .. at tt as a ,....._t so auch as havtng soaetht119 tn piece that could be llttltHd fer tllat ,.,.,. ... Mr . Stttt noted tt ts I tool that could be 11Hd, ._.,er, CWtl 's policy to protect neighborhoods would override the r111pa11t use of tlle 1 -3 as a zontng tool . Council Neaber Hathaway asked tf there wre any condtttons, ettller wtth or without the B-3 zoning, that would affect tlle Enterprise ZOlle efforts tn thts particular area . Mr . Stttt stated he was not aware of any sudl condtttons. £a11y and Manuel Guardado, 1957 South '-IIPIIO Street, ._.rs of tlle lot south of Evan s and ea s t of Zuni , stated tlley are tn favor of tlle proposed 8 -3 zone . , I . • . ' .• \ , ]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 6, 1992 -Page 5 • . , . • district. They have a landscape company and would like to use their lot to store the tractors and trucks which are used in the course of their business. She stated it is clean and fenced and they do not bother the neighbors. Dis- cussion ensued regarding the fact that their business is not a penaitted use under the R-2-C and it would still be a non-confonaing use under the proposed 8-3 zone. COUNCIL NEIIBER HATHAWAY NOVm, All) IT IIAS SECONDm, TO CLOSE THE PUILIC HEARING. Ayes: Council Melllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing closed. ( b) COUNCIL NEIIBER GULLEY NOVm, All> IT IIAS SEC-ED, TO OPEN THE PUILIC HEAii• TO RECEIVE CITIZEN IRT Ill REZIIII• A POITIIII OF THE AltEA 10UNDED IY ll£ST EVANS AVEIIIE, SOUTH ZIIII STUET, ll£ST MIIATIC PUCE -SOUTH IIMITM STIEET FRON 1-2 MD 1-2-C 11111• TO 1-3 11111 •• ~es: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing opened. All testillOfly was given under oath. Planning Administrator Stitt provided proof of posting and proof of notice of public hearing which was published tn the Englwood Herald on Stpt..,.r 24, 1992. He noted this ts a public hearing to consider the rezoning of property located along the west Evans corridor tn Englwood. He passed out aaps to Council and the audience to assist with the discussion. Nr. Stitt stated this rezoning c-about, tn put, fro11 actions taken by the Board of Adjustatnt and Appeal. He pointed out the property that geMrated •st of the interest tn this rezoning ts wd by 111111• Fortngton. Nr. Fortngton's !:./1tcts of property nm all the way fro11 Evans to West Adrtattc Place ext and be- cause of that there have been n ... rous probleas as the property ts split betwetft 1 -2 zoning on the north and R-2-C zoning on the south. He noted, IS Mr. Merkel previously indicated, there WIS an att-,t at one point by the lender to rezone that portion fro11 R-2-C to 1-2. Staff had encourl9ed the bank to consider rezoning the entire block to address a wider range of prob- 1 .. s. Ultt .. tely they withdrew that application. Nr. Stitt advised that when Mr. Fortngton purchased the property staff aade tt clear to ht• that ht could use the front half of the property for any use penattted tn the 1-2, but the rear half would have to be used strictly for R-2-C purposes. Mr . Stitt eaph1Stzed there are two taportant parts to the rezoning effort. One ts to address the long tena goals of the Ctty tn term of redevelopaent, and staff fNh rezoning the area to 1-3 would be a step in that direction. The second hsue ts to address the tapact rezoning would have on the restden- t tal coauntty south of the R-2-C zoned district. It ts staff's contntton that with the protections and regulations included tn the 1-3 Zone Dtstrtct the property to the south of Adrtattc extended would be adequately protected. Ht noted the people who live south of Adrtattc will be tapacted, but he felt • I . • 0 •• , r I . ' , " - • • Englewood City Council Ntnutes October 5, 1992 -Page I • • sufficient safeguards have been incorporated to aitigate the iapacts. Mr. Stitt felt at this point it would be very difficult to vtsualtze the R-2-C area being developed as residential. He explained that aost of the properties are landlocked and can not be developed until llest Adriatic goes through. The only properties that technically can be developed are those that have access to either Vallejo or Zuni. He stated staff feels that this particular rezon- ing will accoapltsh the goals of furthering develo.-nt mile protecting the interests of both the business and residential coaaunities. Council Mellber Waggoner questioned street right-of-~• in the area. Nr. Stitt stated that six properties have not dedicated ri t-of-.,.y. Discussion ensued regarding the City's efforts to obtain rigllt-o -.,.ys and tt was noted that even tf the area ts rezoned the properties could not be developed until the street goes through. Responding to questions froa Council Nlllber &ulley, Nr. Stitt advised that an alley does not exist on Warren between Zuni and Vallejo. He noted the area is coaprised of single-f .. tly residences or duplexes, with the exception of two lots on the Vallejo side. If Adriatic goes through that would open up the possibility of developing approxtaately ten lots with single-faaily residences or duplexes. He conftracl that until two ZS foot strips are dedicated the street could not go through. Dtscusston ensued. Council Nlllber Habenicht noted Nr . Stitt hid -ttOMd earlier tlllt tllere ts a coattaent to the restdenttal netgllborhoods. SM asbd tf ruoat111 tn the R- 2-C to a restdenttal buffer, mtch atgllt tncl"Nse our restdlllttal neighbor- hood, was considered. SM suggested soae sort of a,ari-t, COlldaat11ta dwelling or senior ctttzen htgh-rtse. Ill'. Stitt stated tlllt ... epttons 111d been considered, but not specifically a htgll dellstty restdellttal zone. Ne noted the zoning considered was based prt•rtly on the Fortllgtoll ,......rty, IINI how that adjacent property ts being used. Council Nlllber Habentcllt questtOMd the spectftcs of the f1Ml vote by tile Pla1111tng and Zoning CoaiH10II OIi tlletr NCDElndatton to ,..... .. a ,_, z ... District. Nr. Stitt revtwed tile various steps tatr. by tile ,1-1 .. Md Zoning C..isston durt111 the CNrH of f1M11zt .. tiletr NCI 11,att•. Ne stated the tnput at tile public lleart .. •• ,rt•rtly fra tw CIIIIIII: 1) 1M group was tn favor of tile rezont .. blc11111 tlley _... Cl 1rctal ,...,.rt, on Evans or •re interested tn obtat11t .. c1 1rctal ,...rt, on EY s IINI 2) hOIIIOIIIMrs that either 1 tve on Adrtattc or 11 adjlCNt aNU • llaff'III. Ne conftracl the Coatsstons final vote of 4 -,es, Z 11111, Z Ullllt, and I abstention . Nark Apodaca, 2351 West warren Avenue, noted tlllt ..._ dtK1111ton ftnt start- ed he had an open atnd, but after 1 t1tent111 to tt he asbd 111 ... 1f wt tile reasons where for all this c1111111. Ne noted Nr. Stitt 111d uplatllld tt •s basically a change started by a bank tlllt wuted to 91t one ptece of 1111d operable for tha. Nr. Apodaca stated lie loollld for otller l"NINI U.. •ttllt be to bring tn Hgllt tndustrtal or tile type of INlst11sses a11wed a., 1-3, u oppo sed to the rest of the Ctty of Eagl.....a, 111d lie ce111d llt ftM-, etw reason. The lots are bet119 uttltzed Md 1Ntst1111 ts tlwtvt11 at tilts tt•. Acro ss the street on the Denver 1tde, wttll their ..,. 11 .. 1 z ... , U.. ts a • • , ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes OCtober 5, 1992 -Page 7 • . ,~ • bingo parlor, a bar, and P T's, as well as a lot of eapty lots. He stated he was also upset that the residents were not really consulted to detenaine what tapact this would have on the111, just the business people. He advised he and his neighbors have always been wtl ling to work wtth anyone interested tn starting a business in thetr area. Mr. Apodaca stated there are a lot of in- dustrial sections in the area whtch allow body shops away froa restdenttal. with plenty of access. He advised the residents had consulted wtth a couple of realtors and they had been advised that anyttae light industry hits, there wtll be a 20I decrease tn property values. He dtd not want hts house depreci- ated anyaiore. He could not see a good buffer etther. He noted the Planning and Zontng C01111tsston had told ht• they would like to keep at least an alley or s011tthing between business and restdenttal. Mr. Apodaca contended that tf the B-3 zone were approved and tf Adrtattc would go through, there would not be a buffer. He expressed concern regarding sufftctent parking. He advised Council that several of hts neighbors were unable to attend the public hearing to express their opposttton to the proposed B-3 zone . He subllitted a letter tnto the record frOII a neighbor opposing the new zone. In closing, he stated he thought tt was a lot of work to rezone for one business. He contended tt effects a lot of people tn a very negative way, when a staple adjustaent for the person or persons would suffice. Council Meaber Hathaway asked tf tt was true he had no quarrel wtth putting Adrtattc through provided it stays restdenttal on both sides. Mr. Apodaca stated that was true, but he would have serious reservations tf tt ended up betng business on the northern stde. He questioned tf the new zone dtstrtct still has the adult entertatraent section tn tt. Ctty Attorney DeWitt ex- plained they are penattted everywhere under very stringent provisions. and he conftl"lled that tt ts allowed use tn virt11ally every coaercial and business zone that the Ctty has. Dtscusston ensued. Mr. Apodaca could not understand why they have to rezone since there are vi- able, new, active businesses tn the area. He stated tt would be different tf the area was tn a downgrade, but there are two new gas stations, a shopette whtch ts full, two car lots, and two other businesses. Dennts Kelley, 2393 West Warren Avenue, reiterated tM cOKerns expressed by Mr. Apodaca regarding the adult entertat...,.t provtstons. Ctty Attorney DeWitt responded to hts questions. Mr. Kelley discussed tits apprellenstons about dedicating rtght-of-way. He stated he could not SN 111y adv111tage to rezoning at this ti ... Ht respectfully asked that Counc:11 clefty thts change tn zoning frOII R-2-C to B-3 because he felt tt would be detrtaental to the neigh- borhood and would stop developaent tn the back of the R-Z-C area . Mayor Wtggtns asked Mr. Kelley tf he would be receptive to dedicating the ts feet to cut a street through on West Adriatic should Council not approve this rezoning. Mr. Kelley satd yes, if they can get the rest of tt; all he wanted was SOiie assurance of the type of development that would be in there. Council Mtllber Hathaway stated that she understood that Mr. Kelley did not currently have any structures or residences on that particular strip along Zunt. Mr. Kelley conftl"lled that he did not have any structures on the back half of h ts property. Ms. Hathaway suggested that Counc 11 recoaend to the . ' .; I . • 0 •• , ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 8 ·, <. • . , . • ... " Housing Authority that they contact the owners of property in question for consideration as a •Project Rebuild.• She stated she has talked to the resi- dents several times over the years and they have a problea, regardless of ded- icating. No aatter what they do, if they dedicate 25 feet, they do not have enough lot size on either side of the house. Mr. Stitt concurred. Sherrel Price, 2157 South Zuni, Denver, expressed concern that by adding busi- nesses in the area, they would experience an increase in traffic and the crime rate. The letter that was subllitted by Mr. Apodaca could not be read into the record as Mr. DeWitt opined it was hearsay; however, he stated it could be attached as part of the public record, and Council was given an opportunity to peruse the letter. COUIICIL IIEIIIEl YAN DUE IIOYED, MD IT VAS SECONDED, TO CLOSE TIE PUil.iC HEAIU•. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing closed. 10. Approval on Second Reading Council Mellber Van Dyke asked to bring forward Agenda It• 10 (c) for consideration. CCIUIICIL IIElaEl VAN DUE IIOYED, MD IT IIAS SECCIIDED, TO APPIOVE GI SECGID IIOD- 1• MEIIIA ITDI 10 (c) AS FOUMz (c) ORDINANCE NO. 39, SERIES Of 1M2 (CCUICIL Bill NO. 37, uma,ucm BY COUNCIL NENBER VAN DYKE), OOITLm: AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 1, IY ADDING A NEV SECTICII 12, TO TN( ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE INS, IIIICH GOIERALLY PROHIBITS THE INSTALLATICII OF SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICES Ml> RESTRICTS TN( REPAIR Ml> R£PUCOOT OF SOI.ID FUEL DEVICES. Ayes: Nays: Council Mellbers .. llock, Vu Dyke, Hathway, Habentcllt, 11...-r, Culley, 11twt11s None Motion carried . CGUIICIL .... HATIWY IIOVED, -IT IIU 1B1t•a, Tl ••an• 111:119 IIUl- 1• -ITII 10 (a) AS FOUMz (a) ORDINANCE NO. 40, SERIES OF ltn (COUIICIL llll m. 35, IITIDDUCm BY CCUICll NENBER HATIWIAY), 001nm: AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 16, CHAPTER 4, SECTICII U, OF THE OCLEIBID MUNICIPAL COO( INS BY AODING A NEV SUIS£CTJC11 U.1, IIIICH CIEATES A ID ZCIIE CLASSIFICATICII 1 ·3 BUSINESS DISTRICT. ' , ' I . • . ' ~ .• ' f . , - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 9 • . , . • ,. - Council Member Gulley asked if any of the businesses currently existing along Evans are considered non-confonning uses and if the B-3 would bring anyone into confonnity. Mr. Stitt stated that to his knowledge there are no non- conforming uses. One auto repair business is considered a legal non- conforming use and tt would be a perattted use under the B-3 zone. Council Mellber Habenicht stated she understands the City, through the efforts of the Planning and Zoning C0111ission, plans to update the COlll)rehenstve Plan wtthtn a year. She offered, since this particular issue has not been resolved for a number of years and since as indicated by Mr. Stitt, the Planning and Zoning Coaatssion had not looked into a lot of alternatives, that perhaps tt would be beneftctal to the businesses and residents tn that area if Council postponed the issue at this tiae. COUNCIL MENIER HABENICHT IIOYED, -IT MAS S£C0IIDED, TO TABLE CII stCGND IDD- ING AGENDA ITEM 10 (a). Ayes: Nays: Council Mellbers Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Wtggtns Motton defeated. Vote results on 110tton to approve on second reading agenda tt .. 10 (a): Ayes: Counc 11 Mellber Waggoner Nays: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaw11, Habenicht, Gulley, Wiggins Motton defeated. COIIICIL .. El HATHMIAY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPIOVE CII llallD IIM• ING MED ITEM 10 (I») AS FOLLOIIS1 (b) ORDINANCE NO. 41, SERIES OF 1112 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 36.1, IIITIODUCED BY COUNCIL MENIER GULLEY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZCIIIN& Of PIOPHTY IOUll)[I) BY THE CENTEltLJN(S Of WEST EVANS AVENUE NI> SOUTH ZIIII STREET, THEN EAST Al.ONG THE CENTERLIIE Of WEST EVANS AVENUE TO THE CENTERLIIE Of SOUTH RAIITM STREET, THEN SOUTH Al.Oll5 THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH RARITAN STR£ET TO THE CENTERLINE Of WEST (VMS AVOIUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE Al.LEY; THEI 11£ST Al.ONG THE CENTERLINE Of 11£ST £VMS AVENUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE Al.LEY TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH VALLEJO STR£ET; THEN CONTINUING WEST ALONG THE CENTERLIIE OF THE 11£ST EVANS AVOIUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE ALLEY EXTEUD TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH ZIIII STREET ; THO NORTH ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH Ml STREET TO THE CENTERL 11£ OF 11£ST EVANS AVENUE, FD B-Z, BUS1N£SS TO B-l, BUSl1£SS Al.SO, IHl•IN& AT THE CEN - TERLINES OF VEST ADRIATIC PUCE EITEIUD All> SOUTH ZIIII STREET; THEN DTH ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH ZIIII ST1£ET A DIST..atE OF Ill FEET; THEN EAST TO THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH VALLEJO STRUT; THEN SOUTH TO THE CENTERLIIE OF 11£ST ADRIATIC PLACE EXTEJl)(D; THEN WEST Al.ONG THE CENTERLIIE OF 11£ST ADRIATIC PUCE EXTENDED TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH Ml STREET FD R-Z·C, NmlUN DENSITY RESIDENCE TO B-3, BUSINESS. Ayes: None Nay s : Counctl Nlllbers Bullock, Vu Dyu, Mlt"-ty, I . • .• \ I I , ]- Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 10 . ' • . , . • Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Motion defeated. 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and Notions (a) Director Merkel presented a recoaendation fl'OII the Departllent of Coaunity Developaent to approve funding for the Saall Business Developaent Corporation. He stated this organization would aake loans to Englewood busi- nesses that have been unable to find bank financing. He noted the Corporation will have a five lltllber board. Mr. Merkel pointed out that the City's 1991 business survey found that 591 of the respondents felt that existing funding possibilities did not aeet their requireaents. Loren Shepherd, Englewood DowntOllfll Dtvelopaent Authority ...,.r, provided an update on the status of the Corporation. He advised that the Chllllbtr of Coa- •rce has donated $25,000. He stated he has incorporated the organization as a non-profit corporation, advanced the $50.00 filing fee, obtained a federal identification nUllber, and opened a bank account. Mr. Shepherd indicated he anticipates receiving the $50,000 pledged by the EDDA in a utter of a few days. Fro11 a ti•table standpoint he stated they would like to get a board fully appointed and elected prior to the end of October. Hopefully the board would be in a position to aake SOiie decisions to get the loan process iden- tified, publicized, and functioning. He stated he is hopeful sull business loans would be available by the first of the year. Council Mellber Habenicht cOllll8nted that it 1s an excellent idea and SOll8th1ng that 1s needed 1n this coauntty. She felt Mr. Shepherd had been very 1n- stru.ntal in nursing this project along and she was very excited to see it coa before Council. ,. - Council Mellber Hathaway questioned Nr. DeWitt retarding page one of the IYLAIIS 4.3 Selection of Directors. Lengthy discussion ensued retarding the nlect1on of directors for £hi Corporation. It was agreed to aaeftd the IYUMS 4.3 Selection of Directors to create three subparagraplls. The Resolution was assigned a IIUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 81, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION MEll>ING THE APPIIDVm 1992 IUD&ET APPDRIATI• DIES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SMLL BUSINESS D£VEL0PIUT CORPORATICII. COUNCIL IIDIID NATNMIAY IIMD, -IT MU--. TO APPIOft --ITDI U (a) • RESOWTI• •• 11, SDIES OF 111!. ~es: Council Nellbers lullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, &ulley, lliftins Nays: None Motion carried. ( b) Di rector Fonda presented a recoalftdat ton fraa the Ut 111 ties De- part•nt to approve a contract with Nounta1n States Pipe tn the -t of $45,062.36 for new water •ters. He explained that the Utt11ttes Departaent . , .. I . • . , , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October&, ltt2 -Page 11 '· • • t• - decided to purchase all the water aeters needed for the entire year in one large bid package as a cost-saving 111easure. Discussion ensued. COUNCIL NENIER BULLOCK NOVm, All> IT MAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE CClfTIACT 111TH NOllfTAIN STATES PIPE IN THE MOUNT OF $41,0l2.31 FOR NATEl IIETElS All> RELATm EQUIPMENT. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Neabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, lliggtns None Hathaway, {c) Ctty Attorney Dellttt presented a recoaendatton froa the Ctty At- torney's Office to adopt a bill for an ordinance increasing the property value on atsdeaeanors froa $300.00 to $400.00. He noted the State Legislature in- creased the misdemeanor 1 iaits which allows the City opportunity to ftll the gap and allow these cases to be filed in Nuntctpal Court. This saves the police officers and aerchants ttae and provides for a high level of enforceaent. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 40, entttltd: COUNCIL BILL NO. 40, INTROOUCm IY COIIICIL NEN8£R GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 7, CMPTER IF, SECTICIIS JA, 4, 5, All> 9C, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COO( INS, llflCH INCREASES THE~ Of flJNE-TARY JURISDICTION. Nays: Motton carried. VIII Dyke, Hathaway, Gulley. lltggtns 12. leneral Discussion {a) Mayor's Choice Mayor lltggtns did not have any aatters to brtng before Counctl. {b) Counctl Nellber's Choice (1) Council Nellber Gulley: 1. She advtstd that the Housing Authority ts looking at exerctst111 u optt111 on two lots south of 3322 South Pennsylvania for Project lutld. The Autllortty requested feed -back froa Counct1. They are 11111re that Counc:11 has beetl •re supportive of tearing down old structures rather th111 develo,1119 111pty lots; however, Ns . Gulley stattd she thouatlt tilts acqutsttton ts a good tdea. Dis- cussion ensued . Council Nellber Hathaway stated this ts the fast o,ttOII that the Englewood Houst119 Authority has froa 5-clhh to buy property h1 tht area. , •• ' f ' .. I . I . , • 0 - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1112 -Page 12 (, • . , . • .... Mayor Wiggins asked if anyone on Council had any problea with it. They agreed they would not. 2. She noted she has received a request froa a citizen on Sher'll&n for a stop sign at Sheraan and Lehigh because of speeding. Discussion ensued. 3. She stated she is interested in including an internal auditor in the 1993 Budget as suggested in the report froa Van Schooneveld and Co., Inc. (ii) Council Mellber Waggoner: 1. He acknowledged receipt of the infor'll&tion he had requested concerning travel and conference, tuition and training, and professional services. Dis- cussion ensued. 2. He had received an inquiry froa left Rader on the paving of Yale froa Tejon to Zuni. A petition had been subllitted and he wanted to know when the area would be in a paving district. Discussion ensued. 3. He had received a coaplaint froa Marie Sllol ski, 3276 South High StrNt, regarding a building perait for a new Sears hot water heater. He asked to SH a copy of the perait. 4. He questioned the status of the Municipal Solid Waste (11511) Plan. Coun- cil Mellber Hathaway provided an update and noted tt wtll be s•ttted to Coun- cil by the Clean, GrHtl, and Proud c-tsston. Dtscusstoa •sllld. 5. He expressed concern that the City's coatrtbutton to tlle (llployee lon- EMrvency Pension Fund was cut froa 71 to 5.36n. He understood the PNstoa Board was unaware of thts cut. City Manager Fraser stated tlle Ctty's obliga- tion under the ordinances is to provtde the aount of .... y requtred on an annual basts to aaorttze the fund accordtng to projected •faded ltabtltty. For the first ti• in a nllllber of years, becauH of t11ftstalllts tn precedtng years, the aaount of IIOIIIY requtred froa the Ctty ts less tllall tt has been. He noted the benefit levels have not changed. Dhcusston Nslled. 6. He questioned why tw people were put °" llalf·tt• 111 l•f.,.tt• Ser- vices in order to htre a consultant tn tile Adlllt11tstrattft Servtces Dlpartalllt. City Manager Fraser explatned the rec:Nt dlallles aide 111 tile Adlllt11tstrattve Services 0.partMnt which wtll ultt•tely ,....,. for tile dewel ..... t of pro- grus and applications in atcrocoaputers coashtNt wtth tlle Ctty's computer aaster plan . 7. He inqutred about another 111Ployee • teratuted becauH of staff reor- gantzatton tn Adlltntstrattft Services. Ctty .......,. FraHr stated he under- stands that it was a perforaanc:e probl• ud that llle postttoa was subslquNt- ly ftlled by a person tn the departant • was wnt111 part-UM. ( i t i) Counc t 1 ...._r Hathaway: I. She shared coptes of the Legtslattve Coullctl of the INeral A11•1tes Analysts of the 1992 Ballot Proposals. • I. • 0 , - • • Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutts October 5, 1112 -Page 13 • . , . • ,, - 2. She advised she has received infonution on a Law Enforc-nt E•rgency Service Translator which translates English to Spanish, French, Vietn .. se, Chinese, Korean, Italian, Ger111n, Japanese, and Russian. She asked that it be passed along to the Police Depart•nt. Ns. Hathaway explained the systea is a service the City could contract for whtch would provide access to any of the languages by dialing a 1-800 nUllber through the dispatch syst•. She pointed out the City might want to look into this, particularly as the highest ainort- ty population at Englewood High School 1s Caucasian/Asian, not all of which speak English. 3. She stated she would ltke to direct a letter, under the Mayor's signa- ture, to the DRCOG Board regarding the RTD NAC line. She asked for Council's feeltng as to whether they agree or disagree to the extension line as tt ts proposed. She noted Council has already passed a resolution endorsing the concept. Ns. Hathaway explained that what they art looking at ts saytng that Council would ltke to ... nd the endorseaent to hold off on the txtenston until such ti .. as the Alternatives Analysts 1s coaplttt. Lengthy discussion ttlSued. (1v) Council Metlbtr Van Dykt advised Council sht will be relocat- ing after the first of the year, one block south of her district. If the re- districting does not support the change, sht will tender her resignation at that ti ... (v) Council Ntabtr Bullock advised City Attorney Dtllitt that he had obtained the telephone nllllbtr and address of Virgtn1a 5111th regarding the b-b gun and air gun ordinance. Nr. DeWitt will follow up on Ns. Sllith's concern. 13. C1ty 111111..,.•111i1tion Nr. Fraser did not have any aatttrs to bri119 before Council. 14. Ctty Attorney's lteport (a) Nr. DeWitt noted the City has received an application for an escort service. According to State Statute we are lllftdated to deal wtth the subject. Ht asked if Council agreed with hts suggestion to have the liquor licensing Authority review the aatttr and coae back with a rec.....Sation. Discussion ensued. Ht noted ht will prepare a resolution on the aatter for Council's constderatton at the next ... ting • (b) Nr. DeWitt noted the City has received a letter froa ACCE entitled "Tht Opposition.• ACCE is very auch opposed to anything varying froa the quantity of the pollutant that has been discharged. (c) Nr. DeWitt discussed the City's aassage therapist ordinance enacted 1 ut y11r. Ht noted the tnttt1t of that ordinance was to enable qualified, licensed therapists to obtain a City license. Council llllllbtr Vu Dykt stated it h working to prevtt1t the 1119attve factor froa c•tng tnto the City .tltch ts not an tssue here. What ts at issue is that the requt,......ts are too stringent; as a result, professionals have not applied to c .. into the City. . . .. • I . • 0 , ]- • Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes October 5, 1992 -Page 14 ,. • • ,. ... She cited the $2500 bond as being restrictive. Ns. Van Dyke contended that the profession is holistic therapy for i11proved health. Nr. DeWitt suggested Council focus exclusively on the training aspect, stating that if a licensed establishment becomes involved in illegal activities then the Ctty could han- dle it in the saae aanner as businesses holding liquor licenses. Discussion ensued. (d) Mr. DeWitt noted I .. and HP are getting out of the Lowry Coalition. They have settled with Waste Manageaent and have agreed to pay a praiua of one and one half ti•s the 11abiltty. They are paytng a p,...iua and also their final dues in the Coalition and they are stepping out. He noted there wtll be aore requests for funds, but for the aost part the Coalitions activi- ties are winding down. Virtually 111 they are dotng now 1s inventory and clean-up work. 15. AdJOUMaent COUNCIL IIEIIID IIATIWIAY IIDIED TO ..... The wting adjourned at 9:51 p.a. V .. {rti, -~ffltf ,. ~ . 'I .. I. • I I w • I I c1n cellKIL MED STATUS IEPOIT FOi TIE GCTIIO 1. Ht2 c1n COUIEIL IIEETI. Agenda Or tgt nat t ng Ilea Departaent Descrtptton Actton Taken Follow-up SA FIN SERV COUNCIL NINUTES 9/21/92 APPROVm 7-0 COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED IA au PIIOCLMATJON OCTOBER 24 -APPROVED 7-0 DD9ER I , 1992 AS Rm RI .. WEEK • au PIIOCLMATJON OCTOBER 4-10, 1992 APPROVED 7-0 AS FIRE PREVENTION IIEEK 8C CJlliR PIIOCUMTJON OCTOIER lffl APPROVED 7-0 AS CRJIIIE PREVENTION ant I ." ., CJlliR PIOCUMTJON DOIIER 22-n, 1992 APPROVm 7-0 AS MTJCIW. IIILE MEEK ' I I r • • 1£ CJlliR RESl&MTION Of DOU5US MERTZ ACCEPTm 7-0 FD CLEM, GREEI, All),..., CCIIUSSJON M CCIII DEY PUil.JC HEARIN& -cmnca Of ID ,. ZOii( CLASSJFICATica -1-3 IUSl11£SS DISTRICT I" DIILY I Wt. CUAIIWJO, 1957 S. liALAPAGO, THEIR BUSINESS IS GIii LOT SOUTN OF EYMS/EAST OF ZIIII -SPOKE IN A NON-CONFORMING US[/ •• FAD OF TH£ 1-3 ZONE GUARDADO'S REFERRED TO STAFF • CCIII DEY PUil.IC HEARIN& -R£Zca11& A PORTION Of TN£ MEA --., IY II. EYMS AVE., S. ZtlU ST. II. •IATIC Pl., All) S. ltAIIITM ST. FIOI 1-Z I •-z-c TO 1-3 lcaI115 ... I I ' -I - I ... •· • . . -. , , . ' . I ' Ill 11 I / 0 • • • • I c1n CIIIIEIL MElltA STATUS IEPOIT FOi TIE OCTIIEI 5, 1N2 c1n CCll&IL IEETI• Agenda Ort9tn1ttng It.. Department Descrtptton Action Taken Follow-up SA FIii SER¥ COUNCIL MINUTES 9/21/92 APPROVED 7-0 COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED 8A au PROCUMTION OCTOBER 24 -APPROVED 7-0 IGYOIBER 1, 1 N2 AS RED RIBIOII WEEK • au PROCUMTION OCTOBER 4-10, 1N2 APPROVED 7-0 AS FIRE PREYEIITICII IIEEl IC au PIOCUMTICII OCTOBER lttl APPROVED 7-0 AS CRIME PREYOOICII 1111TH I .. ., au PIOCUMTICII aeeo 22-zt, IN2 APPROVED 7-0 AS MTICIIM. llllE IIEEl I I[ r • • au RESICIIATICII OF DOUCLAS ll£m ACCEPTED 7-0 FD CUM, &REEi, -PIIJUD COIIHSSICII M CCIII DEY PUil iC HEARIN& -CREATICII OF IOI ZOii( CLASSIFICATICII -1-3 IUSIIIESS 7 DISTRICT EJIILY I Wl &UMIWJO, 1957 S. &Al.APMiO, THEIR BUSINESS IS M LOT SOUTN OF EYMS/EAST OF NII -SPOKE Ill A NOii-CONFORMiNG USE/ FAD OF THE 1-3 ZCIIE ~'S REFERRED TO STAFF . I '( ... l • CCIII DEY PUil iC HEARIN& -RUCIIIII& A PORTICII Of THE 11D IOUIID IY If. EYMS AV£. , S. ZUIU ST. If. -IATIC Pl., -S. ltMITM ST. FRON 1-Z I •-z-c TO 1-3 ZCIIIII& '-• ' -1 - , • 0 • JOA IOI IOC IIA Ill IIC • C<III DEY CGIII DEi CGIII DEi CCIII DEY UTIL CAm 1211 aca . \ • • NIIIIC ~. 2351 II. IIUll£JI AYE. DEJIIIS lELLEY, 2393 II. IIUll£JI AYE. SHERREL PRICE, 2157 S. ZIIII, DENYER OIDMO (C8135) MIOl)INC DI: 15 TO Cl£ATE IIElf Z(a( CLASSIFICATJCII B-3 )SPOKE IN OPPOSITION )TO THE PROPOSED )B-3 ZONE fl>TJCII TO TAILE DEFEATED 3-4 NAYS: BULLOCK, VAN DYKE, HATIWMY, WIGGINS VOTE CII ORIGIIIAL fl>TJCII TO APPROVE DEFEATED 1-6 AYE: WAGGONER .,,..1 (CBl36.l) RUCIIINC A PORTJCII DEFEATED 0-7 Of THE Al£A ICUIE) BY II. EYMS AYE, s. ZIIII ST •• II. alATJC Pl. a s. ~IT,. ST. FMII B-2 l •-2-c TO 1-3 ZCIIINC .... ICBl37) 11£ffllCTINC aaar CIIM. --1115 DEVICES II Elll.DIDCIO IIDOIII ...,.1115 FUIDJ• All THE Slllll mllESS DEY£LOPIDT CORP. •n• 10 MIIIIM CCIITMtT 111TH IIDIIITAII STATtS PIP(/$45,0R.36 All IIEI IMTO IETBS l RELATED EQUIPIBT CINI -IIICIEASIIIS THE PIDPOTY fALU( • IIISDEIIEMDIS FIIIII S300 10 .. aLEY: I) ADIISED HDUSIIIS Mn'HORITY IS LCJCltlllS AT DOCISIIIS ,_ OPTICII • M LOTS SOUTH Of mz $. POii All PlmECT alllD/ASICED All COUIICIL'S FEED-.at (COUIICIL IMS "'1 OPPOSED) APPIIJJED 7-0 APPIIJJED 7-0 APPIIJfED 7-0 APPIIJJED 7-0 -2 - , L.J L.,.; I !' EFFECTIVE DATE -I 12:01 A.N NOVEMBER 8, 1992 , I • • PIIOCEED AS DIRECTED PIIOCEED WITH PURCHASE I 7 I ., SECOID READING 10/19/92 l . ~ ~ I ~~ ' ,. ~ • I ,, 2) CITIZEN REQUESTm A STOP SIGN AT SHEIIWI I LEHIGH BECAUSE OF SPEEDING STAFF TO ADDRESS ISSUE l) SH£ IS IITERESTm IN INCUl>ING AN IIITOML AUDITOR IN THE lffl BUDGET AS SU1iCEST£D IN THE REPORT FD VAN SOIDIEYELO I CO., INC. 12111 OlliR ..,._R: 1) ACUOIII.~ RECEIPT OF IIFO HE HAO REQUESTm RE: TRAVEL I CONFERENCE, TUITION I TRAINING, PIIOFESSIONAL SERVICES Z) IINIUIRY FU 181 UDER RE: PAVING PUB WKS TO ADDRESS ISSUE Of YALE FD TE.JON TO ZIIII/PETITION HAS 1EE11 SU1N1nm l) CCIIPLAIIT FU MRIE 5'a.SICI, 3276 S. BLDG TO REMIT COPY HIGH ST. RE: •ILDING PEMIT FOR JO Of PERMIT TO WAGGONER I -SOIS IMTER HEATER I 4) QU(STICll(D STATUS Of •rcJML SOLID .,, I • • IIUT£ ("51f) PIM 5) [IPl(SS(D CGIEOII TIMT TN( crn·s COITRIMION TO TN( DIPLOYU a-EIDCOCY PEIISION FIii> IMS CUT Fa 71 TO 5.36JI I , I) QUESTICll(D llfY Z P£0Pl.E MERE PUT ON fMlF TIN£ IN IIIFOIIMTICII SERVICES I A CCIISUt. TMT HIRED • I :1..•••m AIOUT AN EJIILOYEE TEMIIIATm IN II SOYICES 121111 au IMTIIMMY: 1 ht( SIWtED COPIES Of L£1i1SlATIVE COIIICIL Of liEIDAl ASSDlll.IES MAl. YSIS OF TNE 1m Bl8i£T ~s Z) DISED Of IIFOIIMTICII CII A LAIi EIFORCODT INFORMATION TO BE OOliEIICY SERVICE TRMSLATOR PASSED ALONG TO POLICE f ~ DEPARTMENT ' ' . . ~ -l - • ~ • !Ill • -• -~ IZBtv OCR IZBv OliR 14A CATTY 141 CATTY 14( CATTY 140 CATTY PIESOO: MJCUIIED: I . • • .. • 3) STATED SHE MOULD LIKE TO DIRECT A LETTER, Ufl>ER THE MAYOR'S SIGNATURE, TO THE ORCOG BOARD RE: RTO MC LINE VAN DYKE: I) ADVISED SHE Will BE RELOCATING AFTER FIRST Of THE YEAR, Cit BLOCK SOUTH Of H£R DISTRICT. IF REDISTRICTING DOES IIJT SUPPORT THE CHANGE SHE Will TENDER HER RESIGNATJClf AT THAT TINE IULLOCIC: I) ADVISED DEIIITT HE HAD OBTAINED THE TELEPHON( NIIIBER I ADDRESS OF VIRGINIA SNITH RE: B-1 U I AIR U ORDINANCE ADrISED CITY HAS RECEIVED AN APPLICATICII FOR AN ESCORT SERVICE HE 1W> R£CEIW£0 A LITTER FD ACCE ENTITLED •TNE 0Pfl0SITIC1f• DISCUSSED TNE MSSACE THERAPIST ORDINANCE/ R£QUIR01£11TS TOO STRlll&ENT ($2500 IOIIJ)/SUGGESTED COUIICIL FOCUS EICLUSIJELY Cit TRAINING ASPECT IIJTED IM I .. AR£ &ETTlfli OUT Of THE LOWRY COALITION ALL SEVEN IIIOll[RS 9:51 P.N. ~ -4 - • CATTY TO FOLLOW-UP CATTY Will PREPARE A RESOLUTION ON THE NATTER FOR COUNCIL'S CONSIDERATION AT THE 10/19/92 COUNCIL MTG . ~ .~ I" . , I . 7 I A • ,. I ]- - . '• • • • • <. AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF I• THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 5, 1992 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. 7:3?J ~ 2. Invocation. h.,l Ll61!.iL---" 3. Pledge of Allegiance. (JJ .}JJCf, n, :J 4. Roll Call. fl-{) 5. Minutes. 6. 7 . 8 . a. Minutes from the September 21, 1992 City Council Meeting. l1J(/1 I<--- Pre~uled Visitors. (Please limit your prewntation to ten minutes.) Non-Scheduled Visitors . {Pleue limit your praentation to five minutes.) y Communications, Proclamations, and Appointments. ( ·1 , 1 D I a . A Proclamation declaring ~!~of October 24 through November 1, 1992 as Red Ribbon Week. /7!1,.;{I LI /{ rJ • A Proclamation deg~n the week of October 4 through 10, 1992., u Fire Prevention Week. f.A1.. / 1 b . c. A Proclaa1ation declaring the month of October u Crime Prevention Month. {f, / l A Procla m a tion declaring the week of November 22 through 29, 1992 aa Na tional Bibl e Week./ Ul. 'f · ,t.. ~tt er from Douglas Wertz indicating his '"!~lion from the Clean. GrHn, and Proud Commiulon. l~J IL, ~ r,\ . "' - • . I. • •• I ]- City Council Agenda October 5, 1992 Page 2 • • I • • &4.(# 'f{} a. Council Bill No. 35 amending the Englewood M~~al Code to create a j i l l.A fTl /-( \ new zone c;l~ification: B-3 eu..lneu District. ~da'?UJ ./ ·,u~,. I'~ .. 0 .....,.----~ (tra1fff1~J fvM'-l /N. '/d-AM-1-{}u l icjjjL.U.. -~GL ~-,-(,Q.LU~ t1a-.ft:~ (; ii t.j / b. Council Bill ~o. 36.1 re~~g a portion of~~ bounded by W. Evans '-'t. J.()~;,._,, J Ji I A 1T A. 0 _ 7 Ave., S. Zuru St., W. Adnatic Pl., and S. Raritan Street from B-2 and R-2.C ~r---, zoning to B-3 zoning. ~l'"J(J t'71ft,., ?-c c. Council Bill ~P · 37 restricting conventional woodburning devices in Englewood.{/(L,x_ ~ 11 . Ordinances, ResolutiON, and Motions. Recommendation from the Department ol Community Development to adopt a raolution approving funding for the Small Busine9I Development Corporation. STAFF SOURCE: Lee Makel.~~ty ,,A ,.r. Development. ~ll.f1.f} l '"''%' ~ )tl) c,~ Recommendation from the Utilities Department to approve by motion a contract with Mountain States Pi.,_ in the amount ol Stt,tf.e:36 for new P .. .I/~, water meten. STAFF SOURCE: 5eewut Faada. Diredm of Utllllies. pa, l«ft. Recommendation from the Oty Attonwy's Office to adopt a lUI for an Ordinance increasing the property value on mitdemeanor, from S300 to S400. STAFF SOURCE: Rick DeWIII, CltJ AllaaleJ . ...}.; 'l ( ~ 1' 12. General Discu ssi on. a. Mayor's Choice. b. Cou nci l Me mben' Choice. . ' .. . . " I . • ' 2 I - - • City Council Agenda October 5, 1992 Page 3 13. City Manager's Report. 14. City Attorney's Report . • • C. • '· Adjoumment.MJUfll( CJ :6"( ~ ,.. ,._ The following minutes were transmitted to Council from 09/18/92-10/01 /92: • Planning and z.oning Commiuion meeting of September 22. 1992. • Uquor Uc:ensing Authority telephone poll ol September 16, 1992. • Qean, Green, and Proud Commission meeting ol August 11, 1~ . • • ,. -. '• '' •. " • • - - - • • • CITY OF EIIILEIIOGD MLIC HEAii• IOSTD OCTOIO I, lNZ .,. 1m m. t(lt) PUILIC IEMI• IEFIIE 1IIE -PNt CITY CGIIICIL ~~ \ TO IA11D cn1za IIIPUJ • 1IIE ·-·-..... OF ANDI• OF 1IIE MD llCIUIIDED IY IIEST EY• Aftllll, same ml S1IEt1', IIEST MIIATIC PUCE, - SGUTII UIITM S1IEt1' ,_ l•Z -l·Z·C zm1• TO 1-S zm1• ruAII am1• • IDT NII • . • • • - - • • • c1n OF 1111me PUILIC IIEAlml mTII OC'I-1. 1111 -na•. •<•> 11 ..... CITIZII mll' • TIE ·-·-ClfATI• If I -IIIIE a.ASS1nm1•1 1-1. --- PLPB PUii WM• .•1nqs1 Hw:¥. 9'sdss 31M w.Wa..q, PA:. flDII can-• 111r NII . , - • • • • t• • Ell&LEWOOD CITY COIIICIL Ell&LEIIOOD. ARAPAHOE COIIITY • COLOUDO Regular Sesston Septlllber 21. 1112 l. Ca 11 to Order The regular aeeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mlyor Wiggins at 7:34 p.•. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of Alle,tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Also present: 5. lltnutes Council Nellbers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Bullock. Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Council Neaber Sulley City Manaver Fraser City Attorney DeWitt Assistant City Nanager Reid Deputy City Clerk Ellis Ellploy .. Services Specialist Caudill, Adllinistrative Services Director Hayes, Financial Services Utilities Naaager lfoik1 Envir'Oftllllltal Services Adllinistrator Glazier, COIIIUnity Develo,-.nt Planning Adllinistrator Stitt. Collaunity Development ( 1) CUICIL .... UJ.OCl IIMD. -IT IMS SB'AIIIII, 11 AP'911ft lNE IIIIIITtS OF TIE -•..M IIEETI• OF SEPIDiiil 1 0 ltn. ~es: Council lllabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hath•v, Habenicht, W&flOMr, Wiggins None Nays: Counc 11 Nlllber 6u ll ey Absent: Notion carried. 6 . Pre-scheduled Vtsttors , ~ •• , r • ' •. I. • I - • • Englewood City Council Minutes September 21, 1992 -Page 2 ' '· • • I • • ... (a) Martin Stefanie, a representative of the Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police, advised that the City of Englewood Police Departllent has .. t their Professional Standards C011pliance Progru. He stated the Professional Coapliance Progra• is c011posed of over 100 standards dealing with police ad- ministration and police procedure. He presented a plaque and State Accredita- tion Certificate to Safety Services Director Stanley. Director Stanley thanked Mr. Stefanie and noted that the award was the result of dedication and hard work on the part of staff. (b) Ellployee Services Specialist Caudill announced that the City of Englewood has once again won a Loss Prevention Award. She introduced Chris Krall, CIRSA Loss Control Manager, and Mark Jaeger, CIRSA Deputy Executive Officer. Mr. Jaeger coaended the City of Englewood for c011pl11nce with the CIRSA loss control standards. He noted the City of Englewood has been very responsive to the loss control progru and is the first city in the pool to achieve a perfect score. He coaended the City Council, unag-nt, and all eaployees for their efforts. Mr. Jaeger stated Englewood's credit 1s $32,000, which is by far the largest credit of any city tn the progra. He noted the City's good loss history has brought the contribution down tn the Worker's C011pens1tton pool and kept tt stable tn the Property Casualty pool. He stated CIRSA is thankful to have the City of Englewood as a lllllber of CIRSA. City Manager Fraser recognized the contribution of the 111ployees throughout the organization which have resulted tn the awards. He pointed out that Di- rector of Adllinistrattve Services Barthloae and EllployN Services Specialist Caudill have been tnstnaental tn developing progr1111 that have been adopted by each departaent to reduce Worker's COllpellsat1on tnjurtes and general liability cl1t111. He noted tt has been a c011scious effort of each departant to bring this under control. Nr. Fraser introdllced Tia &reer, the Executive Dtrector of CIRSA, and thanked ht• for ti. support M has given the City of Englewood. 7. llon-1~1~ Ytattors (a) ltebelos Pack 170, sponsored by C1aytOII El-tary School, wre in attendance to observe the City Council ... ting . (b) Eva Eisenberg, 4955 South &alapago, COIIPhlned about water pressure tn her area. Dtscusston ensued. Staff was directed to review tile situation and report to Ms . E tsenberg and Counc 11 . (c) Harvey Bentley, 3270 South &rant, stated Ile hid rteefttly aoved to the Ctty, and shared various thoughts, tdeas, and sources of NV9ftUe for City Council to consider. I . Caaunicationa, Pl'ocl-tiona 1M ...,.tntallltl (a) A procl ... tton proclataing Sept.-., 20-27, 1N2 as ConstitutiOII Wffk was considered. • ,,._ I . • • # , - ] • • • Englewood City Council Minutes September 21, 1992 -Page 3 • • l• • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, All> IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A PROCLAIIATION PROCLAIMING THE WEEK OF SEPTEIIIER 20-27, 1H2 AS CCINSTITUTICII IIEElt. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Member Gulley Motion carried. 9. Public Hearing (a) COUNCIL MENIER VAN DYKE IIOVED, Ml> IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO OPDI THE PUIJC HEARING TO RECEIVE CITIZEN INPUT Cle TH£ c1n•s 1H3 NONSED OPOATI• IUDGET. Ayes: Council Netlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Mellber Gulley Motion carried and the public hearing opened. Director Hayes, Financhl Services Depart•nt, provided proof of notice of publ 1c hearing which wu published in the EnglllllOOd Herald on Septlllber 3, 1992. She noted the Proposed 1993 Budget ts a status quo budget allowing for the same level services as the 1992 Budget. The General Fund represents the ••Jor portion of the budget with 1pproxi .. tely a 3.91 increase over the 1992 Budget. The budget includes I fund balance of $3,280,924.00 in the General Fund which represents 15.5~ of expenditures. Ms. Hayes advised that the bud- get includes 2 •ills of property tax levy, as authorized by the City Charter, for the Public lmproveaent Fund and the tax rate of 10.35 atlls as total taxes for the 1993 General, Debt Service, and Publtc laprov...,.t Funds. Charles COnter, 3373 IIHt llolaouth Avenue, spoke in opposttion to the proposed 2 •111 increase. He noted the Valley S1ntt1tton dtstrtct has been assessing a SS0.00 yearly user fee for deteriorating ltnes for the last ftve years and they are reco11111endtng continuing the fN for another ftve years. He stated whether it 1s called a user fee or tax tt ts the s-. He objected to the City 's involvt111tnt in revitalizing Cinderella City. Mr. Conger also ctted the hiring of an Assistant City Manager and Director of COIIIIUnity Developaent as unnecessary . In response to questions froa Council Mellber Bullock, Mr. Conger conftf"llld he would prefer I cut in servtces rather than an increase tn taxes and felt the ssue should be put to a vote of the taxpayers . Mayor Wiggins requested Director of Uttlittes Fonda contact Mr. Conger reg1rd- i119 the Valley Sanitation District user fNs. Council Metnber Habenicht potnttd out that the Asststant City Nan191r and Coa- aunlty Developaent Director positions are not new ldainistr1ttve positions. 1111 Clayton, HI last Comtll Avtnu1, recalltd the City Nan191r advising Coun ci l In 1988 that an increase in property tax was absolutely necessary for Engl ewood 's econo.lc ht11th . He noted that the tax increase did not take ,,. - ' I . • • . , , .• ' I ' , ! ]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes September 21, 1992 -Page 4 • • • place and Englewood has grown leaner and more efficient in the ensuing years. He noted the general fund has increased by 14S since 1988. Mr. Clayton stated that during this time homes have been devalued, property and sales taxes have increased, and businesses have failed. He contended "we cannot tax ourselves into prosperity." He feels the City of Englewood spends 110re money per citizen than any city in the 111etro area. Mr. Clayton encouraged Council to look harder at the budget and eliminate current unnecessary programs, to not start any new unnecessary programs, and continue to insist on innovation and efficiency. Fred Hawley, 3024 South Corona Str .. t, noted he had perused the Proposed 1993 Budget, The Citizen, and articles in the Englewood Herald regarding the pro- posed budget. He felt the proposed increase in property tax was unjustified. He felt some of the items listed in the Public laproveaent Fund were optional. Mr. Hawley stated he has had to cut budgets in the past and he thought nothing about a S% or less cut. Council Member Bullock asked if Mr. Hawley is in favor of putting the proposed tax increase to a vote of the people. Mr. Hawley responded that he did not think a tax increase was necessary in Englewood. COUNCIL NEMIER IULLOCIC IIOVm, -IT IIAS SEcomm. TO CLOSE TH( PUBLIC HEARING. Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried and the Council Mellbers Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None Council Mellber Gulley public hearing closed. Van Dyke, Hathaway, (b) COUNCIL IIEIIIER HATNAMAY IIMD, -IT lllS SECClll»m, TO OPEN THE PUIIC HWINli TO RECEIVE CITIZEN INPUT• THE NI ... Y USO TIUST FUND. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Nays: Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None Absent: Motion carried. Council Mellber Gulley Director Hayes, Financial Services Depart•nt, provided proof of notice of public hearing which was publ tshed in the Englewood Herald on SeptNber 3, 199Z . She noted State Statute requires that Council hold a public hearing before they determine disposition of the funds . She explained that each year the City receives revenue frOII the State Highway Users Trust Fund. Thts revenue comes from the fees that are assessed froa the registration of drivers and vehicles, passenger aile taxes on coaon carriers, and principally froa the excise tax on gas. The State and County receive a portion of the revenue and 9% is rem i tted to the cities based on the nllllber of auto r19istrattons and miles of streets in those cities . The revenue ts received IIOflthly and can be used for any type of construction, reconstruction, repair of the street in · frastructure. s igna 1s. safety in the public rights -of-way, and for construc - tion and highway aatntenance equlpaent. I . • • I - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes September 21, 1992 -Page 5 • • Mr . Waggoner asked if the projected figure for 1992 reflected an increase over past years. Ms. Hayes stated in 1991 we received $672,000 and in 1992 and 1993 it is projected that $698,000 will be received. There were no citizens present who wished to address City Council concerning the Highway User Trust Fund. COUNCIL NENBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Melllber Gulley Motion carried and public hearing closed. 10. Approval on Second leading COUNCIL MENIER HATHAIIAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APP10Vt • SECGm IUD- IN& MENDA ITEMS 10 (a) AND (b) AS FOl.LCIIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 37, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 33, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING FRANCHISEE TO PAY THE COSTS INCURRED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN FRANCHISE NEGOTIATIONS. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 38, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO ENTERING THE JOINT NI> COOPERATIVE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREENENT FOR A GREATER NETRO CABLE CONSORTIUM. Ayes: Nays : Absent: Motion cnried . Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, IQthaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None Council Mellber Gulley 11. Ordinances, lesoluttons and llottons (a) Utilities Manager Woika presented a recOllllendatton froa the Utlll · ties Department to approve by 110t1on an 1as ... nt encroacllaent for S11vtr Cliff Apartments . He noted this issue was discussed and tabled at the Septlllber I, 1992 City Counc I 1 Ntl Ing In order to det1n11 ne t f the encroacllaeftt 1s the flood way . He advised the fac111tles art encroaching tnto both the water and sewer easement and Into the drainage 1as ... nt. He noted the retatntng wall ts i n the flood way . Mr . Wolka explained that the nood way ts an approxtutton, and it appear s that the concr1t1 retaining wall 11 on or about on the lOO ·ytar flood pla in boundary and, therefore, d1ltneat1s the flood way. LICDISE • ... •. I . • •' I - - • • • Englewood City Council N1nutes Sept1111ber 21, 1992 -Page 6 • • - "' - I • Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Member Gulley Motion carried. (b) Environmental Services Adllinistrator Glazier presented a reconnen- dation from the Departaent of C01111Unity DeveloP119nt to approve a bill for an ordinance restricting conventional wood burning devices in Englewood in order to enhance local air quality and assist in aeeting acceptable levels of pol- lutants. He noted the Denver •tro area faces three serious air pollution problems : carbon monoxide, particulate aatter and the brown cloud. Because of these air quality problems the Enviro1111ental Protection Agency has required that the State submit plans that obtain and aa1nta1n acceptable levels for these pollutants. If the State does not obtain or aainta1n these required levels, the EPA can impose stringent penalties until coapliance is aet. Mr. Glazier advised that recent studies have shown that eaission frOII conventional or non-certified fireplaces or stoves account for 251 of the brown cloud, up to 30% of particulate •atter, and 51 to IOI of the region's carbon aonox1de emissions. There are an esti•ated 250,000 conventional wood burning devices in the metro area. He stated the Regional Air Quality Council estiaates that without restrictions an additional 30,000 devices could be added over the next several years. Mr. Glazier also pointed out that Senate 1111 No. 92-137, re- cently passed, requires all auntc1pa11ttes or counties within the Denver aetro area to adopt si•ilar provisions by January I, 1993. Discussion ensued. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council 1111 No. 37, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 37, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMEll>ING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 1, BY ADDING A NEV SECTION 12. TO THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, WHICH CiENERAlL Y PIIOHIBITS THE IN- STALLATION OF SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICES AND RESTRICTS THE REPAIR AND REPLACE· NENT OF SOLID FUEL DEVICES. CCIUIICIL IIEIIID VM DYU IIDVED, -IT IIAS IECWD, ll(b) • COIIICIL IILL IIO. 37. Ayes : Council Nellbers Bullock, Nays : Absent : Motton carried. Habenicht, Wa990ner, Wiggins None Council Netlber Gulley TO MPIIIE MED ITDI Van Dyke, Hathaway, (c) Environaental Services Adll1ntstrator Cilazter preset1ted a rec01111en - d1t lon froia the Depart .. nt of COIIIIUntty Developaent to adopt a resolution of - fering Incentives to convert conventional IIIOOd burning devtces to clean burn - Ing appliances. He reiterated that there are an est1aattd 250,000 convet1t1on - a1 wood burning units in the Detlvtr •tro area. All of thelt COfttr1butt to a ir quality probl,.s. Ht advised that cleaner burning EPA Pllase II certified gas or pellet burning units product up to tol ltu pollutants. llr . Cluter add ed that tht Regional Air Quality COUftC11 has rece11tly Ht a goal of COIi · vtrt ng 15,000 fireplaces and stoves tftflually In order to c ... ly wtth Federal I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes Sept111ber 21, 1992 -Page 7 • . , . • Air Quality Standards. However, currently conversion rates to cleaner burning units are only about 5%. He noted that a local bank is offering loans that are easier for consumers to use and less expensive than typical retail spon- sored loans. To encourage participation to convert, a cooperative effort has been undertaken by manufacturers and retailers to offer special discounts in pricing on natural gas logs, fireplace, pellet stoves, new technology wood stoves, and inserts. He pointed out that a disposal and recycling progra• for old wood stoves has been arranged. Mr. Glazier noted the cost of peraits average between $15.00 and $35.00. The anticipated loss to the City of issu- ing these permits without a fee ts between $1000.00 and $1500.00 for the next year. Discussion ensued. The Resolution was assigned a nuaber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 80, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A "NO FEE" PERMIT FOR THE CONVERSION OF WOOD BURNING STOVES ANO FIREPLACES TO SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICES THAT COMPLY WITH COLORADO PHASE III ANO EPA PHASE II STANDARDS. COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY IIOYED, All> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APNOYE ME11DA ITEM 11 (c) -RESOLUTION NO. IO, SERIES OF 1112, Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Mellber Gulley Motion urrted. (d) Planning Adlltnistrator Stitt presented a recoaendatton froa the Department of Conauntty Oevelopaent to approve a bill for an ordinance ... nd- tng the Englewood Muntctpal Code to tncludt rttulattons governing recycling operations. Ht noted there have been SOllt recent situations that have pointed out certain short COiiings in the curreftt ordinance because recycling type operations are not treated as a dtsttftCt class of uses. They are handled as either "use by right" or they are strictly prohibited. Ht advised the ... net. aent would add 1 •use by right" category •1th restrtcttons; tf the business has outside storage it becOllts a •cOlldtttonal 1111. • Ht noted •cOlldtttonal use" is addressed tn the proposed ordtnaftCe and wuld require a public heart119 before the Planning and Zoning c-tuton. Ht dhcuued the baste crtterta that distinguishes a "perattted• verses •condtttOMl use.• Ht reca•1ndtd a public hearing be scheduled for October It, IIIZ . Council Mellber Habenicht questioned .tlat cha"91s wuld have to be lladt tn the ordinance to require a aore lengthy proceu for tM cOlldttt0111l use. She stated she felt soaetl•s these tht119s 90 unnottctd by ,eople, "" though the City does everythi119 the law requtres. She felt everythtng • do should pro , vlde for the public 's access to tht tnforaatton as auch as posstblt . Various opt i on s were discussed. Mr . St1tt noted "condi tional use• heart119s requtre 1 ... 1 notice and the prop , ert aust be posted . •. ' I . • I - • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes September 21, 1992 -Page 8 City Manager Fraser stated that this concern is part of the reason this amend- ment was drafted, as it has been recognized that these issues can have an im- pact on the cornnunity and it is important to •go through a 1110re public process than what has been required in the past.• Council Member Waggoner questioned if there is a way to incorporate a perfor- mance bond requirement into the ordinance to address areas where recyclable materials are stored outside. City Attorney DeWitt concurred that this atght be a requirement that they would need to look at tn the future. He discussed soae possible problems. Discussion ensued regarding requiring a bond. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 38, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 38, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 16, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 13 -1-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT; TITLE 16, CHAPTER 4, SECTION 14 -1-2 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT; AND TITLE 16, CHAPTER 8, SECTION 1, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 198S. COUNCIL MENIER IULLOClt IIOYED, All> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE MEIIJA ITEM 11 (d) • COUNCIL IILL NO. 31. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent: Council Mellber Gulley Motton carried. COUNCIL NENIEI IULLOCK IIDYED, All> IT MAS SKWD, TO SET THE PUil.iC NUii• CII TH£ MUDIENTS FOi OCTOIO It, IHI AT 7:JO P.11. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Nays: None Absent : Counc i1 Mellber "'11 ey Motion carried . (e) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recaaendation to approve as -n- ded Counc 11 Bi 11 No . 36 .1, rezoning a port ion of the area bounded by West Evans Avenue. South Zuni Street. West Adriatic Place, and South Raritan Street frOIII 8-2 and R-2-c to 8-3 . COUNCIL IIENIER NATNAIIAY IIDYED, -IT IIAS SltaED, TO APP10¥t MW ITDI 11 (e) • COUNCIL IILL NO. JI.I. Ayes : Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habtnfcht, Waggoner, Wi99tns Nay s: None Absent : Council Mellber Gulley Mot i on carried . 12 . leneral Discussion ,, - • . ' I· • . , .. I ]- - • • Englewood City Council Minutes Sept .. ber 21, 1992 -Page 9 (a) Mayor's Choice • • • Mayor Wiggins did not have any matters to bring before Council. (b) Council Member's Choice (i) Council Mellber Waggoner asked if City Manager Fraser was pro- ceeding with the $95,000 contract for a urket analysis of Cinderella City without first submitting an overall plan. City Manager Fraser stated he will be proceeding with the analysis and staff is 1110rking on developing a plan which will be subllitted for Council's consideration at the October 5, 1992 City Council aeeting. (ii) Council Neaber Habenicht questioned if the $95,000 for the urket analysis of Cinderella City had been previously appropriated. City Manager Fraser confiraed that these aonies have been appropriated tn the 1992 Budget. (iii) Council Mellber Van Dyke distributed a travel request to at- tend the 8th lnternat tonal Conference on Solid Waste Nanageaent in Philadelphia frOIII November 15-18, 1992, to present the City of EnglelllOOd's Integrated Environaental Plan. COUNCIL NOIIEI HATNAIIAY IIOVED, .., IT IIAS SECOIIIED, TO APPIOVt COUIICIL IIIEIIIEI YAN DYKE'S HAVEL IEQU(ST FOi $780.00 TO anm THE 1TH llffmlATlmlAL CCIII- FEIENCE ON SOLID IIASTE IWNDIEIIT IN PNIUDELPNIA NOYEIIID 11-11, ltn. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Nays: Habenicht, Waggoner, Wt99tns None Council tllllber Gulley Absent: Notion carried. Council Neaber Van Dyke thanked Council for their support. ( iv) Council Neaber Bullock stated Council .....,.r Hathaway is drafting a resolution for Council 's consideration stattng the City of Engle - wood will not support the Metro Area Connection {NAC) line until the alterna- tives analysis is coapleted. 13 . Ct ty Nana .. r' s lepof't Mr . Fraser did not have any utters to bring before Council. 14 . Ctty Attorney's leport (1) Mr. DeWitt paned out copies of a Release and llatver Agreeaent betWHn the City of EnglllllOOd and LN Dverc11111. In order to resolve the dis - puted clata the Ctty Attorney recana1nded settl111111t tn the IIIOUllt of Sl47.91 . COUIICIL IUIO VM DYU DD, -IT IIU SR ... , TO IIPllft KTTUIIElff OF THE OY£KMP SUIT JI THE MIUff OF SM7.11. Ayes : Council Nlllbers lullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, ,,,_ • . D I . • • . \ , - • • • • <, Englewood City Council Minutes 5ept•ber 21, 1992 -Page 10 Nays: Absent: Motion carried. Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None Council Mellber Gulley (b) Mr. DeWitt briefly discussed the Craig Nelson Worker's COlll)ensation Clai11. (c) Mr. OeWitt reported on Assistant City Attorney Charles Gri•'s funeral. Discussion ensued regarding the appropriate way to relllllbtr hia. (d) Mr. OeWitt noted his departaltlt will bt undergoing changes and he anticipates a different format. 15. Adjourraent COIIICIL NEIIIEI HATIWIAY MOVED TO ...... The ... ting adjourned at 9:04 p.a. ~ ~! · _/..jr'c ( &, (. t~~J 1Seputy City Clerk • . " I • • . , I - • • • • • I• • PROCLAMATION - WHEREAS, alcohol and other dru, abuN hu been idmtified u one oCtbe pm.- tbreata to tbe future or our Nation, and the 16-2' ,.u old ap poup ia dymc at a &ltar nat.e than any other ap p,,up; and WHEREAS, it ia imperatm that visible, unified pm,mtion education .trora br community memben be launched to reduce the demand for drup; and WHEREAS, the Colorado Feclaration oCPannta for Dnac Free Youtb an apoaaorinc the aaaonal Red Ribbon Campaicn offerinc citiaem the opporbmity to delllCIIIRl'Ue their commitment to dru, free lifestyln; and WHEREAS, the National Red Ribbon Campaip will be celebrated in every community in America durinc "Red Ribbon Week"; and WHEllEAS, Prnident Georp Buah and Mn. Barbara Bush are the Naamal Hoaora,y Chain, and Governor Roy Romer and Mn. Bea Bomer an the State Honoruy Chain t.o provide thil community focus on a Drue Free America and a Dnac Free Colorado; and WHEREAS, buain .... Fftrnment, law eaforcemmt. achoola, reliciou il'lltit11Ciaa1, Mrvice orpniaaaona, yoll&b, pb:,aiciam. amior cidaal, military. IPffll --. ancl inclmduala will demomtraee their commitmmt t.o dnc-tr., bealtby lif'Ncyles br warinc and dillll&Jinc red ribbanl durinc tbil .,.. • ...., camp•ip; ancl WHEREAS, the Ciq ollqlewood. Colorado ftudler Nmmit1 itl N10WON te 1Daan tbe mu ol the Red Ribbm Ceapeip· NOW TRDDOU.1. Clyde I. W..-.. 11..-oltbe Cit, ol ............ Celerado, henby proclaim tbe tbe welk olo.llerM. ........ Nus t 1.1111 • 111:D IUIIIIONWISK -........ tbe ciCiaaa ol Bacle•-te perCiapat,e ill dnc ........ • • Cf activities, ..., a Yiaible ltet•mt daac .. are__.., -nritted tea ....... C0fflffl11Dity • .. it ftudMr,...,,.., daac tbe ........ City CeadJ oltbe City" 1ap: ... ...,.... aD adaaa • ,..._; Dltl1G nD AND PIOOD . GIVEN Wider my -4 and .-1 tbil kb day tlC>daber, 11K 8 a ' I. • - • • • 0 ..• • PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, some 4,000 people in the United States die in home &re, every year, homes with smoke detectors have a death rate ~ lower than the rate for homo without and yet about 1/3 of the homes equipped with smoke detect.ors in the United Stat.II have det.ecton that are non-operational, moat often due to dead or mi11in1 batteriu; and WHEREAS, tntinc smoke detectors ii easy and should be done recuJarly to emme eff'ectiveneu and all members of the household should be able to recopize the IOWld of the smoke detector alarm and know how to rupond; and WHEREAS, every home should have a smoke detector on each level, includinc the basement, and outside each sleepin, area ; and WHEREAS, smoke detectors are not interchanpable with heat detectors, which can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, and other locations where smoke detectors are not recommended; and WHEREAS, the Fire Division of the Enclewood Safety Servicu Department i1 dedicated to the safety of life and property from the devutatin1 eft'ecta of ftre; and WHEREAS, those members of the ftre division are joined by other concerned citiun1 of En1lewood, as well II businuses, 1ehool1, service eh1l>1 and orpniution1 in their fire safety eft'orta; and WHEREAS, the loeal eft'ortl of the En,lewood Fin Dmaion an mpported by the activitiu of orpniaationa such u the National Fire Prot.ec:tion Allociaaon, the Unitad State, Fire Administration, the Conaumer Product Safety Commillioa, the lntemat:ional Aaaociation of Fire Chief,, the lntemat:ional Auociation of Fire Plchten, tbe lntemational Aaaociation of Black Praleuioaal Fire Pip&en, the National Volmataer Fire Council, and the Fire Manhals "-iation of North America; NOW THEREFORE, I, Clyde E. W"igina, MQ0r of the City of lnpew9ocl. Colorado, hereby proclaim the the--ofOelolMl'4dt .......... 11111. 1111 a: FIIUC PREVENTION WEEK and call upon the citinna of Enctewood, Colorado to participate in ftre preventioa actmtiee at home, -rk and school and to heed the meuap: '"I'• Your Detector· lt'1 Sound Advice r u the 1192 Fire Prevention WMk theme IUllfftl. lyde E . Wigi~yor ... • 8 b ' I· • , • • 0 ., - PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, it hu been proved that community c:rime and druc pnvention eft'orta are reducing victimization and helping to rebuild a sense of mutual respon1ibility and shand pride in community; and WHEREAS, succesaful c:rime and drug prevention prorrams depend on effective partnership• amonc law enforcement, concerned individuals, eovemmental agencies, schools, community croup•, buainesllft and neichbon; and WHEREAS, crime and drug prevention are more than self-protection and security, but encompu1 the promotion of positive alternatives to delinquency and drug use among younc people and encow-qe youth to recocnize their personal stake in their schools and neighborhoods; and WHEREAS , it is essential to r:iise public awareness of crime and drug prevention and increase involvement in crime prevention and related community aervice prorrams; NOW THEREFORE, I, Clyde E. Wigins, Mayor of the City of Enclewood , Colorado, hereby proclaim the the month of October 1992 as : CRIME PREVENTION MONTH in Englewood and call upon all citizens, eovemmental agencies, public and private institutions, and businesae1 to inae ... their participation in OW' community's c:rime and drug prevention eff'orta . GIVES under my hand and seal this 5th day of October, 1992. E. Wigin,:l}yor • 8 C I - • • • • 0 I• • 8 d PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the Bible bu proven to be a source of,uidance, both morally and apiritaally, for people, and nations throqhout the centuriu; and WHEREAS, our Nation bu been pro(OWldly influenced by the Bible u evidenced in our art, literature, music. laws and •nae of charity; and WHEREAS, this time offtnancial receuion, with ita attendant plishta ofjob1-a and h-1-... , tNu out woritin1 people and their families ad c:ballenpa their beliefs; and WHER.EAS, our children are confronted with cWl'lcwt deciaion1 and bewilderinc choices nery dey in an increuincly complex society; and WHEREAS, for ftfty-two years bmin ... and prof'euional people, men and women of all faitha, have banded topther in the Laymen', National Bible Aalociation to apomor National Bible WNk u a time to remind all Americana, what.ever their penonal faith, of the Bible'• unique pl-in American h.iaiory; and WHEREAS, thia lllllaal emphuia hu helped to acnqthen apiritual awarm .. in the put throqhout America by enc:ouncinl personal readinc and study of the Bible; NOW THEREFORE, I. Clyde E. W-iama, Mayor of the City of Eqlewood. Colorado, hereby proclaim the the,.._ ofNcwembarBIII .....,..._ atb, 1111 u: NA'l10NAL BIBUI: WIZK in Enctewood. Colorado and I urp all my f'ellow cimen1 to participate in ita obeel ,ace by readins the Bible and di1COYmq ita importance in the 1if'e and ca1tare of our nation. • "' - I· • , ]- - • • ·, llr. Lee Neana, Chairaan c1 .. n, Green and Proud Coaai••ion City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Snqlevood, CO 80110 • • • ,_ September 14, 1992 It 1• with regret that I auat announce •Y reaiqnation froa Englewood'• Clean, Green and Proud co .. iaaion. I bave cboaen to puraue an opportunity outaide of banking which waa recently presented to ae. Ny new poaition will be with a coapany naMd Pure •-t Induatrie•, Inc., which is located in Briqbton, Colorado. Because of thi• location and •Y re•idency outaide of Englewood, I f-1 that it would not be fea•ible or appropriate to continue Hrving on the co .. i••ion. Ny tenure with the COlllliaaion baa been quite rewarding. I - proud of the conaiderable accoapliabaenta our tr'OUP baa -•· I have particularly enjoyed working witb you and Dana. 'Ille leaderabip and guidance provided by both of you have been critical to our aucceaa. I bope tbe COllllia•ion'• auccaa• continues and I look forward to •••ing you again • ... pectfully aubaitted, ?:I.. [ 2..:t Vice Cbairaan cc: -1Sana Glazier Qa\, 0,.,. & ....,. Cr I I • • Qlf fl a di ... 3400 ... 11111 .... • ......... 00 .,,. • ... ,..... • ' • I. • 0 • • ]- - • • PROOF OF PUBLICATION Englewood Herald (Forme,ty Engl9wood Sentinel) STATE OF COLORADO COUNlY OF ARAPAHOE }ss I, G#n J. ,,_,., do SOiemniy near that I am lie ,-,w1• ad IW:lllfltr of the .,,,,,..,.. ,,.,.,,,: ... the ... ii a WNkly """"* PIMfhed SI the Cly of Englt iaod SI the Ccuty ol .......... State of CO,.,.., and hat a general Cift::ulllDn ..... ; 1111 llid n.. S:...-1111 been publlatlecl contlnuoualy and uninterruptedly In aald County of ArlpJn.t tor a pettod of men 1t1an 52 ...... prtor ID .. h peNclllon cl Ille annend nollce, 11111 said M•IIMS* It ....... In .. Pall Ollce ol 81;1111 JI. co1o-., a MCOnd c:1a1 ma1 1111111r and that Illa aald n ... paper 11 a Ma 1pap.-wlt*I .. fflNrlSIQ OI .. acl cl ... General At••• °' .. Stale of Co\1 ... appo.ecl Man::h 30, 1923, and entNled ·Legal NotlcH and ~ ... and ---IWllliig 11) .. pdntlng and publllfllng cl -nob and wu publlalled In the regular and .,...,. IUun of Uicl new1pape,r, once ellCII WNll. on the same day of each ::. pertod of .......... /. ................. .. conncutlve lnaertlon1 : that the flrtl peNclllon of said nalce w SI fie ..,. ~~-dllld 9 ~C:-·~- 1n ..... c1saldne= r;.,. ~ ................................ ,, ........... .. . ~~ ...... . Sublc:r1bed end NOffl m ...,_ me , a ...... 11..'!:::. .......... .. ~ ... ?.k.· Pubic :~et.. .... --(/ 1·-MIS···-I .. ~-. .,..,~ • • • • .. . ' .. .,,; ·~ I • • ,,, o;. #;s I,µ~ . . , I • . ' - • ]- ' . . • I . . 0 . . • .. .• ' , . . ' 2 I - • • • . .. • .,, . 0 I • - I . • , • , . I lllST ~ __ wa ..___ __ ·-... - • • ... • • Area of Proposed Rezoning ~ Ill -' i~ z i lawflwL .. WAllll[N ~ ~ z .. ~ 00 PL ,; , "!' ': ' i .. I i, City of Englewood AVE . AVE . I •'; . .. : 7 •: •• I I I I I I I ... ta .... ®• I WEST • - ... BALTIC ' . : . i IO I oot ; ·a IO .. ·11 tu .~··':''! z '' . '' ' '' . '' ' '' . 11 ~ ii: 4 a: I I I I ~-~·~· .,;,.-r,;. • X .. 1 I I I ' . bo4 Pl ,,.,,.,,, .. I' I I I I I I : I ·~"I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~ .L .!!'IL 51 [.{-,..;~ : : : : : : .. I I I 1 ., '•r·' -· ·---__ AVj:, --: ---11.lff_ 1q71 :>R, , r I e ~ w I .. . • " ]- • PROOF OF PUBLICATION ENGLEWOOD HERALD STATE OF COLORADO \ COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE 169 I, a.r.rl J. ,,_., do sollmnly .... that I am the PrNldenl Md ,,.,,,,,.,.., of the EnglrllOOd Her•ld: that the ant ii. WNkly ,,..~ .. ~ in "' City of Englewood in the County of~. State of Co..-, and -• general circulatiol'l l!Weln; that Aid new1paper hal bNn publilhed continuously and uninterruptedly In Mid County of ~ for • period of mo,e l1an 52 WNIII prior to h lrlt JMlblcallcW'I of the annlll9d notice, '* Mid ntQPIII* II tnlnCI in h Poll Ofllc:e of llnf..ood, Co,..,,o, • NCClftd c:1aa1 ma1 manar and that 11t laid nt IP..-II a ftlWIPIIPI' wiUlin "' rne.*1g of "' act of "' Gtnt,al Auembly of the Sta• of Co#OrNO, approved Mard'I 30. 1923, and tntltlld "Legal Notlc:N and AdvtrtiNmtnt1· and other actl '9lallng to the printing and publllHng of legal nob and ... pubUalled In Ult regular and entire _,.. of said ftl£11P91*', once Wh WNk. on lie eameday of Wh WNk. I for • pe,IOd of .................. ••··•·•• ...... -··· conaec:utlve inNltlOnl: that the first public:atlOn of said notice was In the :~~;: ..... .. In ...... of uld"' lpapel ~--····:-,·~~~ ~~;/.---·-· .. SUbtcrlbed and eworn to before me. a -' NoCary Pubic, ... fi/..1..: ................. . of ... ~k. .... ,,.~:?:: ....... .. ~::~1 .... ~-'~ ......... . Nowy Public My Cc::-"'11~· n Cx,:1rc · :l!"1g4 • . " ·~ · .. • . . r. ' . • •. I. . ' • ]- - • • • • . . CEITIFICATIOI OF POSTIII [ J Board of Adjustant and Appeals [ J City Pla11111ng and Zon1 .. Coa1ss1on [I] City Counc:11 CME a. ____ _ ;_..' AttlcMd ts a •totnllll of a 11111 u tt ts eNCted • the follwt .. ducrtbed "'"'"'· Address: South Vallejo Stree t/West Evan Avenue l11&l Descrtptton: -------------------- • I • • • ,, - • . • I . • ]- • ,, ~ • I • • ' I hereby certify that the above described pro,erty was posted continuously for • period of fifteen to Pctober 5 l882 State of Colorado County of Arapalloe days, froa septe,nt>er 18, 1992 Planning Administrator diHl1:\!Wl:e":Gd &1(~nher 5 1992 Subscrtllecl lftd swrn to befon • thts __ sg.,.h......_ __ day of October 1192 A separate certtficattOII sllolld be prtHfttld for ffCII llttce of Ntartag St ... Suell certtftcatt•-, be HMtttld to the Dlpartalllt of C-tty Dtftl.,...t prtor to the Ntartag or preseatld at the Ntartag. PCFonlOt • z • . ' • . I . . , ':t? I ]- • • • • ,. • ' <. C E I T I F I C A T I O I O f P O S T I I I [ ) Board of Adjustant and Appeals [ ] Ctty Plan11t .. and l0111 .. Coatsst• [X] Ctty Council Attadlld 11 a pllougraplt of a st .. as tt ts INCted • tile follllft .. cllscrtbld p...,..-ty. Address: --..a1So ... 11.1.1 t.11b-',a.1[@11,j~lo,l,l0111oP-Siao1S1.1ro11e•e..,r,~JP .. e .. e ... t .... Fw16ollte ... rae ..... S;wt-ii;r;ae-.et ...... _____ _ Logal DescrtpttOII: -------------------- • I • ,,,_ D , . •' ' • . .. • ' I . • 0 , I ]- • • • I' - • I • • ' .. I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of fi tteen to Ac tober 5 , J 882 State of Colorado C..ty of Ar.,.. days, froa September 18, 1992 s.blcrtbld and ....,. to llefon • tllis __ s.,gh ___ day of October 1192 .., Coaissi• uptru: A ..,.nte certtftcatt• .._,d lie pre ... tld for Hell lottce of Nlartng S1fll, s.clt certtftcatt• 11Q lie ... tttld to tile Dlpartalllt of C-tty Deve1op111t1t ,rtor to tile Nlart11 or ,... ... tld at tile Nlart11. PCFOflllDI • I • , • I • I . • 0 , ]- • • • (. CEITIFICATIOI OF POSTIII ( ) Board of Adjustaat and Appeals ( ] Ctty Pl-1111 and Zont111 eo..tsston [xJ Ctty Coullc:tl CAIi •• ------ Attadled ts a ~ of a st• u tt ts ONCted • tilt follewt111 clescrtbld ,,..-ty. MIIN11: Squab Btritan S&r@@L/l@Ml Even, AYIPU@ L ... 1 Descrt,tt•: --------------------- • I • . . •, I . . 0 ' ]- 1 • • • "' - • I• ·, • I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of u tteen to October S 1992 State of Colorado County of Arapahoe days, froa September 1s, 1992 Plannin1 Administrator J.Pt 01tl~t Ion y Subscrtbld and swrn to before • tllts __ s..,.o ___ day of October 1192 "1 Coai11t011 uptres: A separate ctrttftcattoa ..._141 be ,...._tell fw Nell lllttct of 11Nrt111 St ... s.cll certtftcattoa .., be ... tttell to tM la.,lrtalllt of C-tt, Dlvel01111111t prtor to tM Nurt111.,. ,,. ... tell at tM Heart ... PCFol"IIOt . I • • . .. I . • 0 , ? ]- J- • • • ·• • .. CEITIFICATIOI Of pOSTIII [ J Board of Adjuitant and Appeals [ ] City Pl .. lng 111d Zonl119 CoalHIOII [x] City Council CASE•.----- Attadled ts a pllotograpll of a 11• u It Is et"8Cted • till following cltscrlbld property. Address: South Te10P Street/Peat EYIPI AYOPU@ L .. al D1scrlpt1111: -------------------- • l • . , . ' . •. I . • 0 , ]- • \ ,. • • I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of fi fteep to October S, 1992 State of Colorado Coaty of Ar.,.._ days, fraa September 18, 1992 &'£~ohflr :a 1as2 s.ltscrtbed ad _.. to before • tllis __ 5.wthL---day of October 1192 "'eo..tsst• uptres: A ..,.rate cert t ftcatt• .._ld be preHRted fer Ndl llttce of NNrt .. St•· Suell corttftcatt•-., be sulllltttod to tM ...,...t of C-tty Dl¥o1 ..... t prfor to tllo HHrt .. or preHlltod at tM HHrt ... PCF....ot • I • ,,_ • . .. 0 "" I . . , .• , r , • I • ]- • • • CEITIFICATIOI Of POSTIII [ J Board of Adjuitaent and Appeals [ ] C1ty P1U1111 .. and Zon1 .. Coa1ss1on [X] C1ty CoUIIC11 CAIi •• ----- Attadlld 11 a pllot4lp'lpll of a 11• u tt 11 INCted • ta. fellwt .. dlKrtbed P11P1rty. Address: South Valle1o Strcet/W at Evana Av nu Legal D1Kr1pttoa: -------------------- • I • •, .. I • • 0 . , . '~? I ]- • • • • ,.. • ' (. I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of r 1 fteep to October S, l 992 State of Colorado Coullty of Ar.,.._ days, f,-septe,pber 1s, 1992 S1gut Planninc Administrator j\tf of E~~4 to y § 1992 Mscribed 111d ...,.. to before • tllis __ § .... th ___ day of October 1192 "1 C...tsston expir9s: II ~ A sepante certtftcatt• slMNllcl bl ,,. ... tad fw Ndt Mta ef IINrt .. St•· Suell certtftcattOII MY bl nlatttad te tlll ....... ef C-tty DaNl ..... t prior to the NHrt .. or ,,...tad at tM IINrt .. . PCfor.ot • I • . ' • ~ .. I • • • • , ' , , . 2 ]- ] • • . • ' C E I T I F I C A T I O I O F P O S T I I I [ J Board of Adjustant and Appeals [ ) Ctty Planning and Zoning Coatsston [X] Ctty Council CAiia. ____ _ ,. ~ Att.KW ts a •tetrafll ef a st .. u tt ts lf"ICted • tile fellwtng described ,,....-ty . ...,...,: South Vall Jo Street/West Adriatic Place upl Dlscrtptt•: --------------------- • I • ,, ~ • . , .. ' . ' .. I . . , - • • • • • I hereby certify that the above described property was posttcl continuously for a period of fj fteep to October 5, 1992 State of Colondo County of Ar.,... days, fro11 sept ember 1s, 1992 Planning dministrator &Pf of E~;l_nd to y &i!pbftt s 1992 suncrtbtd 111d swm to before • tilts _ __.s,..t,,,..h~--day of October 1192 "1 Collllt11t111 ex,tres: A separate certtftcatt• .._ld be ,,....ted for Nell llttce of N1art111 St .. . Suell certtftcatt•.., be .-ttted to ta. o.,a,talllt of C-tty Dn91 ..... t prtor to the Nlart .. er ,rea.ted at tM Nlart ... PCForllOI • I • . , I . • • ' 2 I ]- ]- • • ' t' • . • ' CEITIFICATIOI IF PIITIII ( J loard of Adjustalftt and Appals ( ] City Pl11N1lng and Zoning ea..tsstoa [x:J City Council 6' - Attadlld ts a •Ulf"IIIIII ef a st• u tt ts ..W • tile fe111Wf .. described '"""'· ....... : South ZYPO Stree&/lc@l EYIPI AYCPYC Lepl Dlscrl,tt•: -------------------- • I • . , . , I. . , ]- • • • • •, I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of t 1 fteep to Qctober s 1992 State of Colerado C..ty of Anpalloe days, frca September 1s, 1992 s,~#· Plannin1 Administrator s\tf ofd~d ·-y o'lt~ober 5 J BB2 Mscrtbed IIICI ...,,. to before • tilts --A.a.1th ____ day of October lt92 A separate certtftcattoa lllollld be ,nllllted fw Ndl lllttce of llllrt .. st .. . s.cll certtftcattoa llQ be ... ttt.ed to tile~ of C-tty "'91 ..... t prtor to tile Hoart .. er ,,...i. at tile Nlart ... PCFOt"IIOt • I . . ,. • • I • • 0 \ , . I '~~ I • ]- • • •, • t . r ____ ..;c.. ''--------- CEITIFICATIOI ff PflTIII ( J loard of Adjustalllt 111d Appeals ( J Ctty Pl-tng 111d Z.1 .. eo.tsston (X] City Coullctl CAIi •• ----- Address: §o yth zupi §troc&t44riat1 c-~yap 1 411,v ,,_ L ... 1 D1Kr1,tt•: -------------------- • I • , ' , I . . • I 2 I ]- • • • I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for a period of t j tteeP to <>ctoher 5 1982 State of Colondo County., .......... days, frea septe,nt>er 1s, 1992 ~ghar s t992 Sld»lcribed UICI swr11 to before • this _ __,.5..,.t;hu....--day of October 1192 "' Coaisst• uptres: A separate certtftcatt• slNNlld be pre...ied for Nell lllttce tf Nnrt11 St•. s.dl certtftcatt•.., be .-ttted to tllt o.,artaat tf C-tty DIN1...-t prior to tllt NNrt11 or ,re...ied at tllt 11Nrt11, ,CfOl"IIOI • I • I . . • • , ? # - - • • • . . .... CEITIFICATIOI OF pOSTIII ( J Board of Adjustaent and Appeals ( J City Planning and Zont111 Coa1SS10II (X] City Council CAIi •• ----- .. Attadlld ts a pllotograpll of a st• as tt ts lf"ICted • tilt foll-1 .. dlscrtbld property. Address: South zuni §treet/Je 1 "',lriatic Place £xt. L1111 D1scr1pt1N: -------------------- • I • ,- . ' .. ,; I . . ' I I , . - • • • • ,. . • ' I hereby certify that the above described pro,erty was posted continuously for I period of fi tU@P to October 5 l 992 Stato of C.1 ...... c..tyof....,.... days, frca September 1s, 1992 s,~-- Planning Administrator &\ tf of EW;;:';fd to y Mscr1Nd IIICI ...,.. to before • tlli1 __ 5..,.gh-. __ day of October 1192 "1 Collat11i ...... ,.,: A -,anto certtftcat1• IIIN1d N ,relllltod fer Nell lllt1ce of 11Hr1 .. St ... s.dl cort1ftcat1• -, be lllllltttod to tM ~ of C-tty DeNl...-t ,r1or to tlle Noar1 .. or ,... ... tod at tM 11Hr1 ... PCForaot • I • " -. ' .. I . • 0 , ]- • • • • <. BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO.~ SERIES OF 1992 COUNCIL BILL NO. 15 INTIODUCBD BY COUNCIL IIBIIBD HATHAWAY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ffl'LE HI, CHAPl'Bll 4. SIC'l'ION 11, OF TIIB ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1118& BY ADDING A NBW SUBSBCTION 11.1, WRICH CBBATBS A NEW ZONE CLASSinCATION B-3 BUSINBSS DISTIUCI'. WHEREAS, the -Wit c-laeeiflcatiae af B-3. •• 111 Dimkt ii ......... tD lipiftcent diff'erenen which are not...._. in pnperty canmtly .... B-1 ad JS.I; ad WHEREAS, the-d•nnffl tile a.a ..... ell Ille ,._1111. w aftlle ......t JS.I ad edda u permitted uwthe PDto ..._. _..,_ .. _ _._.. ,,..._._tredier w; NOW, THDEPOD, •• IT OIIDAIHBD BY TIIB cm COUNCIL OP TIIB cm OF ENGLEWOOD, OOLOllADO, AS ,OU.OWS: Bed-km 1: 16-4-12 .1: N IIIJ8INall DlnlllCT: Tlll818 A IIIJmD UIB DIITalCT WIIICII OOH'l'AINS USES OF A OBNUAL OONNDCIAL NA'ft1D AS 1RLI. Al CSBrAIN LIOlff INDU8TalAL USES . THIS DIITIUCI' Bava TIIB SAID ODfDAL IIIOIIWAY DIAftD UUI AS THE B-2 DISTRICI' WIIIU AL80 llalVINO AS A LINK fl> ADIACIN'I' INIJU8nlAL Al&AS. A . GDIDAL DQUIDIIDft'8. TIIB PIIOYIIION8 IOIJND IN TIIII IONS DllftlCT SHALL BB 8UIJSCI' fl> TBS DQUaDIDft'I AND ftANDAIIDI fOUND IN HCTION lM, OBNSML aaouLATIONI, lmCTION lM·II FDICD AND RBTAININO WAU.8, acl'IOII ll+lt LAllmcAR 011D1J1ANCS. DC'l'ION !M- IO SIGN CODS, AND AJfY OTIID APPLICA8L8 Clff oaDINANCB, UJ1LB88 OTHBRWl8B PIOVIDBD ,oa IN Tlll8 OaDINANCB oa AN All&XDIDNT HERETO . B. PLANNED DBVSLOPIISN"I'. A PLANND DIVSLOlllllff IIIALL U PILSD ,OR THE DBVBLOPIIDIT OP Alff IOI' BAYING OIIS oa .... Aeall IN ADA. C. PaDlffl'SD PmNCIPAL UIIII. NO M11LD1NO. ftlllJCl'IJIIS oa LAND IIIALL U USID, AND NO aUILDINO OR ftaUCTUU IIIALL as sascTBD, ITRUCTUSALLY ALTmD. IJILQOSD oa IIADITADISD UNLIIS OTHUWIIS PIOVIDSD ,oa IN TIIII OaDDIANCB, DCSPI' ,oa THI ,Ou.owlNQ UUI: 1. ANY UU PUlll"ITID IN TH& N --Dlll'IIIC'I'. I . MOIOR YallCL& ..... -IIICLUDIJIO aoDr AND ........ Ala, COUJIION UPAla AND PADfflllO, PIIOYIDD TIIAT: A. MOTOa vauca.a mNO aavm. oa noaD ...... WAll'INO m u IDVIC&D oa CAIJD ,oa. AD IIOI' PAmD ON nm.,. w.sn. ,uauc ..,..ALD oa PAIIDJIO ....._ I . ALL wou IIUIT .. PSUOIIISD IN AN DCLOIIID ftllUC"ftJD oa aulLDINO. . ' • . 10 a .. I . • 0 , 2 - • • • • • • C. NO MATERIAL OR PARTS SHALL BB DEPOSITED OR STORED ON THE PREMISES Otn'SIDE OF AN ENCLOSED STRUC'ruRE OR BUILDING. D. ANY AREA SUB.JECT TO WHEELED TRAfflC OR STORAGE IS PAVED wrrH A DUST PREE SURFACE. 3. MOTOR VEHICLE LAUNDRY OR POUSHING BUSINBSS PROVIDED THAT: A. A IIINDIUII OF THREE (3) PAIUClNG SPACES SHALL BB PROVIDED ON THE SITE POR EACH WASHING STALL B. AREAS SUBJECT TO WHDLED TBAfflC SHALL BB PAVED Wffll A DUST PREE SURFACE. C. ALL WASTE WATER SHALL BE DISCIIAllGED INTO TIU SANITARY SBWD LINE AnD PASSING TRIOUGH A BAND TRAP. 4 . AUTOMOBILE SIRVICB STATIONS PROVIDED fllAT: A. ALL ACTIVJTIBS, OTHD THAN nm 8ALS OP IIOTOa PIJSL8 AND TIU NORMAL SERVICES INCIDENTAL TIIDB'l'O, AaE PIIOIIIBITSD OUTSIDE OF AN ENCLOSED BUILDING oa STaUCTUD. 6. CONTRACTORS AND TllADES DCEPI' DCAVATION, SftUCl'UllAL, WELL DRILLING, OR SIMILAR HEAVY CONIT&UCTION oa aQUIPIDNT AND PROVIDED THAT: A. ALL WORK MUST H PUPODDD IN AN ENCLOUD lftUCTUU OR BUILDING . •. ANY ADA~ TO WIIDLSD ftAfflC oa lTOUOS. PAVED WITH A DUST nD .,...AC&. C. IIATDL\LI AND IUPPUSI IIIALL ONLY U l'l'OaSD ON THE UAR POrrlON OP THE LOT, IIIAU. U ICUmD nGII ADIACENT, ADJOINING oa AaUTINO UIIDDl'l'W. PIIOPalT n A IOI.ID WAIL OR PENCE AND IIATaW. AND IUPPLID IIAY NOi' U ITODD IN 11Cm OP 'l'HB IDJOlft' OP 'l'IIS WAIL Ga nNCS. e. ANY IDIILAa LAlffl1L U8, WHICH IN TBS OPDIION OP TBS COIWWION, IS NC7I' OUICl'IONML& TO DADY mm I IY WION OP-. oooa. DUBT, aaoa. "11111. OM. DAT, GI.AD. UDIATIOII, oa VIIIIIAflON, OR II NOT IIAIUDOIJI TO TBS IIULTII AND ,wrm I OP nm IUUOUNDINO ADA TRIIDUOII TBS DA*al OP na AND DPLOIION. l . ANY UU INCJDD'l'AL TO THE MOVS PWII i&D um. ..... LOCAftD ON fflE IAID 11ft M 'l'IIS WI l&D UIII. I . IWDOIIHO POOi.i • IDO·PIIVAft. lDll.ftJKIC, AND PWUC. I . CONDfflONAL UIII. PIIOVIDID TIIII PUIILIC INIIWif m ftJU.Y PIIOi'EnD AND nm POUDWDIO UIII AD APPIOY&D IY TIIII OOIPIP.DI. 2 • . ' I . • • I - - • • • • l• • 1. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICE FACILITY. A . NO ADULT ENTIRTAINIIBNT OR SERVICE FACILITY SHALL BE LOCATED ON ANY SITE UNLBS8 SUCH 8ITI IS Nor LB8S THAN THE DISTANCE LIMITATION AS RBQUIRBD BY THIS SBCTION. (1) ONE THOUSAND FBB'l' (1.000') FBOII TID LOCATION OF ANC7I'HER SUCH ADULT BNTBRTAINIIBNT oa SBRVICB FACILITY. (2) FIVE HUNDRED RBT (IOO) FROII THB BOUNDAllY UNE OF ANY RBSIDBNTIAL DISTBICT DBPINBD IN TID OOIIPBBIDNSIVB ZONING ORDINANCE AS AIDNDBD, INCWDDfG BUI' NOT UIIITED TO, ll-1-A. R-1-B, R-1-C, R-1, R-1.C, R-1-CISPS, R-1, OR R-4 OR SIMILAR RBSIDBNTIAL ZONB D18Ta1CI' IN AN ADA AD,JOINJNQ TID CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, OR ANY UUGIOUS INSTITUTION, PUBUC PARK, PUBLIC UBRARY, COIIIIUNITY CBNTBR, OR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, WHETHER WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . B. IIEASUUIIBNT OF DISTANCE. ALL DISTANCES PIOVIDBD HDE1N SHALL BB IDA8UUD AS ft>UDWBD: (1) WITH RUPECT TO THE DISTANCB BETWEEN A LOCATION FOR WHICH AN ADULT SNTDTADODNT OR SDVICI FACIUTY IS PIOPOSID AND A LOCATION WHm IUCH A FACILITY msTS, THE DISTANCE SHALL IE IIBAIUDD IT POLLOWDIG A 8'l'IAIOHT UNB FROII THE NBAD8T POINT OP THB PROPSll'l'Y LDfB OP THE PROPOIBD PIIIIJHI TO TID NUD8T POINT OP TBB PIIOPan'Y UNB OPTHB mmNG LICDIIID PIDOPI (J) Wini lll8NCT TO TIIB DIITANCS nDII TBS aouNDA&T UNB OF A UIIDDITIAL DllftlCT OR ANT UUOIOUI orannmoN, PUIUC PAD. PUaUC UBRARY, COIOIUNlff CDn'D. OR EDUCATIONAL oamruftON, TBS DIITANCS IIIAU. U ll&AIUUD BY ft>UDWINO A ITIWOHT UNB nlOII TBS IIUDII' POINT OF THI PROPS&TY UNB OP TBB PIOPOIID UCDIDD PIDOID TO THI N&AU8T POINT OP DIITIUCT IOIJNDAaY LOIS; oa IN THE CAIi OP A UUOIOUI IJIITfflJTION, PUaUC PAD. PUBUC UBIWlY, COIOIUNITY cmna. oa DUCATIONAL INITfflfflON. THB DIITANCS IHALL U IIUIUDD BY ft>u.owINO A l'l'IAIOIIT LDIB PIOM THI N&ARIIT POOl'I' OP TBS PIMH'Dl"I LINS OP THI PIOPOIBD UCSNUD PIDOIII TO TBS NUDl'I' POINT OP TBB PIIOPUl'Y UJfl OP A DLIOIOUI Dll'l'fflJTION, PUIUC PARK. PUBUC Ul&A&Y, COIIIIUlflff Cllffl&. OR IDUCATIONAL INITITUTION. <I ) WHBRI TRI PROPOISD LOCATION OP AN ADULT IJhGIAINIIDIT oa mva PACILITI. A VIIIJMff PAICSL OF LAND UPON WHICH NO PIIIIIT IIAI BDN IIIUID PO& TIIB CONIT&UCTION OP A BUILDING, AU. DIITAIICSI IRALL BB IIBAIUUD nml TBS NUIIIIII' PODIT OP TBB nolllllTI UNB OP THS LAND P&OPOISD Al A U>CATION PO& AN ADULT INIGIAINIIDIT oa mva PACILITI ...... TIii PaOflOUD LOCAffON OP AN ADULT INIWWWAINll&N'I' O& lllmCI PACILITY s I . • 0 I - • • • "' - • • IS A VACANT PARCEL OP LAND UPON WHICH A PBRIIIT HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OP A PERIIANBNT BUILDING FOR SUCH USE, ALL DISTANCES SHALL BE IIBASURBD PROII THE NBAllEST POINT OP THE PROPERTY LINE AS SHOWN ON THE SUKVEY OP SUCH PARCBL OP LAND. F. DEVELOPMENT RBQUIRBIIENTS. 1. MAXDIUII HBIGlff OP BUILDINGS. SIXTY PBl' (80'). 2. SETBACKS. A. IIINDWII FRONT SETBACK ,OR NONCOBND LOTS SHAU. .. TDf nrr (10'). B. IIINIIIUII SB'l'BACK FOR COBND LOTS SHAU. U TIN PErr (10') ON ALL SIDES WHICH ABtrl' A PUBUC BIGlft'.OP-WAY. C. WHERE A PROPERTY ZONED B-1, BU8111fB88, AIIUTI UPON ANY PROPERTY ZONED ·R·, UIIDBNTIAL Dl8TalCT, TIIB UIIDBNTIAL FRONT YAU UQUIREIIBNT OP THE ABUTTING aDIDBNTIAL DISTRICT SHALL APPLY TO THAT POlfflON or 'l'ID PIOPD'l'Y IN THE 8-3, BUSINBSS DJSnJCT. 3. IIINDIUII LANDSCAPING. 8D SBC'ftON 11+11 OP 'IRII TITL&. 4. IIINDIUII on..anar P81VATB PADDIO AND LOADING. ID ac.,'J()N 1M or nos TITLB. G . SCUENING. TO PaoTBCT AINACSNT, ADIODIIKO oa dUTTINO mmDmAL PIOPD'l'Y, 'l'ID POUDWDIO ..,, .... mlALL APPLY: l . TIIBU SHALL U NO UII 'l'IWII A ftll ,oar cm lnUC& no11 'l'ID PaOP&llTY LIMB WDD ff A11V1'1. ADIOINI Ga a ADIACSNT TO A U81DDfflAL PltOPDl'T. 'IRII anMS ADA 111W. U LANDICAPD Wffll IRJfflCISNT IIATalAL IO Al 'IO PIIOflDa A YIIIJAL vn,n TO ACTIVITIB8 OONDUCnD IJIION TBB ll'l'S; oa 2 . THE POll'l'ION or TBB PIOParlT WIIICII MVl'8. ADIODa Ga a ADIACDIT TO A DIIDDITIAL PIOPDTT mlALL U lallWID n A DmATIVE. CLOUD-PACE oa IOI.ID OONCIIITB. II.OCIE. lmClr. oa WOOD nNCB NOi' MOU THAN IDt PDT (I') IIIOII . 3 . NO IUILDINO oa POlfflOH TIIIDOP mlALL ClUALlff Al A w.u._ lalDN, oa nNCE UNDD TBB ..,, ...... OPTBII DC'l'ION. H . OTHD PIOVIIIONI AND UQUIIDIINTI. IIO UII m1ALL U FWII IID WITHIN TIIB DllftlCI' WRJal WOULD IIICOIIII A NVIIAIICS 'IO 'ID Oi'BII um IN THE AISA IY Dill UM, All aa.JIIOUI oa DAHQIIJOIUI ..... or HEAT, ODOI. GLAD, IADIATION oa ftJIIII. oa UIIDUS oa Dell fl ... IIYOND AJfY IIOUNDA&Y UlfE or TIIS LOT UPON WBICB fllS un • LOCATED. lnlNNhaeed, ,..111 ftall, _. ~-ftll& .............. lflttt t , 1111. 4 • . ' I . • , -• • C. • ' .. Published u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10th day of........_, 1ltl. A Public Hearinc waa held m the Ith day ofOetiaber, lltl. Read by tit.le and,..... on lnal nadins on the Ith day ofOeWalr-, 1111.. ; ,. ... Publilhed by tide• Onliaanoa No. -a.-of 1111, on the 1t11 dQ ofOdablr, 1111.. ATTEST : Patricia H. Crow, Ci~ Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow,~ Cln ., ... ~ lfha' •-. Cellnde. .....,_.,.._ .. .._. and ro,..-.1e a.,...., ., ... o. SF 11,.... ......... _. ,..., > • Ir tMle • Ontinanee No. __. a.-of 1111. I 1/J ~ • . • I. . - - • . ' ) • • • t• COUNCIL BILL NO. au INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL IIBIIBD GULLBY AN ORDINANCE APPROVING TBS Dr.ONING OP PROPDTY BOUNDBD BY TBB CENTBIWNBS OP WBST EVANS AVDIUS AND SOUTH zmn STRBBT, TIIDf BA8T ALONG TIIB CBNTBRLINB OP WB8T IVANB AVBNUS TO TBS CDft'DUNS OP S0l1l'll 1Wlrl'AN STUBT, TIDN 80Ul'II ALONG TD CINTDLDIB OP SOUTII IWlffAN STB&BT TO TRB CBNTDLINS OP WBST BVAN8 AVBNUI: -WB8T ADRIATIC PLACB AU.BY; TIDN WB8T ALONG TID CBNTBBLIMB OP WB8T BVANS AVBNUB • WBS'r ADRIATIC Pl.ACS AL1n TO TID CDft'DLDIB OP 80tffll V ALL&JO STB&BT; TIID CON'ftMUING WB8T ALONG TBS CBN"l'SRUNI: OP T11B WEST BVAN8 AVBNUB • WB8T ADRIATIC Pl.ACS ALLn' a:l"BNDBD TO T11B CBNTDLINB OP SOUTH zmn 8'l'Dft; TIIDf NOR'l"II ALONG fllB CKNTDLINB OP 80tml zmn 8TRDT TO TBS CDft'DLDIB OP WB8T BVAN8 AvmruB, no11 B-2, BU8Dfa8 TO 8-3, BU81NB88 ALSO, DOINNDfG AT TID CDl'l'aUIU8 OP WEST ADRIATIC PLACB 11TBNDBD AND SOUTH zmn STBDT; TIDN NOll'l'H ALONG THB CBNTDUNB OP SOIJTB ZUNI 8TIIDT A Dl8'fANCS OP 1U PSST; THEN BAST TO TIIB CB!ft'ULINB OP 80lJTB YAU.KIO 1'1'181'1'; 'l'IISN SOUTII TO TIIB CBNTBRLINB OP war ADRIATIC Pl.ACS U'l'SNDID; 'l'IISN war ALONG TIIB CBNTULDIB OP WB8T ADRIATIC Pl.ACS D'l'DfDBD TO THB CDft'DLINB OP 80lffll ZUNI 8TRDT PBOII B-1-C, IIBDIUII DINBl'IT DIIDDICB TO 8-3, BUSINB88. 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AS IN POR::E IN 11fE crtY OF ENGIEWOOD SHALL BE PRESUMED 10 BE DESIGNED FOR BURNING SOLID COMBUS11BLE MA'l1!:RIAL. SOUD FUEL BURNING DEVICES SHALL NOT INCLUDE SOUD FUEL BARBECUE DEVICES OR APPLIANCES. FIREPLACE A HEARnl, FIRE CHAMBER OR SIMILARLY PREPARED Pl.\CE, AND A CHIMNEY. APPROVED APPLIANCE ANY GASEOUS FUELED APPUANCE DESIGNED FOR AND INSTAU.ED IN A SOUD FUEL BURNING DEVICE. GASIIOUS FUELS INCWDE NA'nJRAL OAS AND UQU1F1ED PETROLEUMS. APPROVED SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICE A SOUD FUEL BURNING DEVICE WHICH HAS BEEN CERIO,IED 10 M!7.T 1IIE COLORADO DBPARIMDIT OF HEAL'IH'S PHASE W EMISSION Sl'ANDARDS OR EPA PHASE D Sl'ANDARDS FOR WOODSTOVES AND FIREPLACE INSERTS. PERSON AN INDIVIDUAL. PARnmlll!IHIP, CORPORA110N, COMPANY OR <mtER AS!IOCIA'IION. B. WIDI CJII ... IGLID Rm. M JG WiC16. EXCIPT AS PAOYIDED IN u:cnON &-l ·l2CQ, NO PERION IHALL INSTALL A IOLID PUEL BURNING DEVICE IN ANY amut'l1JIIE OR -.DINO FOR WHICH A BUIU>INQ PERMrl' lS ISSUED . 11DS PROHlllfflON APPLID 10 ICXIS'l1JIIO DWELUNOS AS WELL AS NEW CONSmUC"nON . C. I= ... .... ..... • a ancae. NIYIOLID nm.BURNING DEVICE MAY BE EffltER MIIC»ii ID> wmt AN APPROVED APPLIANCE OR REPIM2D Wffll M APl'IIOVID IOUD nm. .......0 DSV1CZ. 80LID FUEL BURNING D&YICD. INCUW APl'IIDRD IOUD nm. llURUNO DSYICD INSl'ALLa> IN ACOORDAIIICZ Wffll 'IIIE IWJVIIICNI 0, 11t8 IBIC'l10N, MAY BE REPAIRED 101IIE &XIDff 1ltAT IUCH lmWII. IN 1IS laAIIONI\PF JUDGNDn' OF 1HE an, atllP PIUllNO GnlCIAI. B Na:IM,-10 PREVElff 'IHE &Xl&IENC& Oil llADIIDANCZ OF MI.WPS COMM'IION OR 10 MAINTAIN POLUfflON COlrmCL. B WIWNa> 10 -IIINClt IN NA'T\JRE. OR SUCH DEVICE CXJNlffllUID 1IS 80L& 10U11CS OF HEAT FOR 1IIE S11'lJC'1URE. D. r. I FY IIIICIDI. NOMIUIOIO ...... llw.&.-IMUIDPOllAlaW Sl1llJC1\JRE OR 1IIE IIBl«JllaUIIO OF M IXll1IIIO lffllUC'l\aE WHICH HAS PLANS OR <mtER ..,,......POllAIOLID nm.........a DSY1CS. mFI AS AU.OWED UNDat naa ac"IIDN . WWW. 1IIE CIIY IMIIIIIOPP. Oil ... m .... IIWLADYIIE 111E C11Y COUNCILANNUAU.Y Al 10 Cl rr -:i~ MD PIDJPIM IN 111E 1NDUS1'Rr IN DSYa.CJlllalfl' OF a SN-D IOI.ID nm. mvm. 10 Allll9T nm an COUNC& • waa-ar••a....,.. caffAIN 10UD FUEL IIUMINO DEYICl8 IHOI.LD • WI l&D 81 .. CONIIIIIJC'IION . • ,,, - ' I . • , - ]- • . ~ ·, • .. Sggpp2 .• , sn, .... ..., ................ ••eoee c:lala.pbrwor parUon al ..... Oidbance .. far..., -beld lmalld CII' IIDCCIIMUtutlll In. court ol campetentjurldcS•oa aldl pc.aaa _.. be clemled a.....-. dllanct and bldependent jNUUMua and abaD aat 6ct tbe ftldlly al tbe mna•a"'C pmUaa tbereol. 8rrS!m ,ll. •= 7 Aa, jNw--. ar wtlDD al a reeolutlaa. or wdlmnce altbe Qty ID cm8let wltb Oia..w la......, r1p1aled. -,ept tllat tbla awpeala' abaD aat be CIIDlb'Ued eo • to reftle..., • .__ ar ,...., p1edaualy npealed. an:n,,, m 22 Ne 111a0acawat11ejNwMrnflllledlaae-1-12al tbe £nClewoocl llum:lpal Cede ..... talle .-..:t tlmty(30I..,. .._ pM lfm Publllbed •a• 1ir a Cl.__ m 1111 MIii • flllzps PNW . 192. .... .,, ............................... .,o.w-.1111. •• _ .... ., ............. .,o.w..1111. AffSIT: Palrida B. C.... Qlw a.ti 1. ...... 8.Clw,QlwO..r .. ai,fl>J .... CI ........... ... GM __ ................. ,7*11t1• ... ,, - •, I. . • • . , - • • • • " - • {• • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date Agenda Item 11 a Subject Small Business Developmmt Corporation October 5, 1992 INITIATED BY Community Development STAFF SOURCE Lee Merkel, Director of Community Development ISSUE/ACTION PROPOSED City Council is ttquested to consider funding for the developmmt of the Englewood Small Bu siness Development Corporation. The total amount ttquested from the Oty of Englewood is $125,000. If approved, half of the funding (S62.SOO) will be made from 1992 funds and half will be ttquested from 1993 funds, based upon anticipated cash flow and nttd . PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION This matter was prnmted to Council at tlwlr study ... 1on on July 6, 1992. IACKCROUND The City Council has indiecAted strong support few tlw propoMd Engl~ Small Businna Developm nt Corporation (ESBDC). This organization would mau loaN to Englewood businn1e1 that !Yve bHn unable to find bank financing . The Artidn ol mcorpontion have now bHn filed with the 1tate, ntablilhing the non-prdlt m.pontion (copy attached). Oty Council is now requnted to mau the MC'flW)' ... to fonnally 91tlbliah a ml prosram. At the prnentation bfton Council ln July, a,..... ... made for a lolal ol St25.000 from the Oty. The City Attonwy"1 offlm hat tuggtllld that half ol dw funding be made in 1992. nd on the organization hat ntabUlhed a lndt record and hat a ne.cl few ttw MCOnd half, Council would make tht MCond half ol tht funding available ln 1993. The Cre ter Englewood Chamber ol Commerc», the Enpwood Downtown Olwlopment Authority, and the Oty ol Enpwood have aU made a preliminary comm tment to establ thi non-profit cx,rpontlon to 11\Ab loant up to S30.000 lo 111\aU and medium llud • . ' I· • , ]- - • • • • • , . • <. businesses in Englewood. The Corporation will be totally independent from the City and the other founding organizations and will have a 5 member Board, appointed and elected according to the by-laws. The Board will report to the establishing organizations quarterly. The City Council will appoint one Board member to the Englewood Small Business Development Corporation Board. The intent is to have the loan organization in operation by November. Therefore, the Board appoinbnent 1hould be made as soon u pouible. The Englewood Downtown Development Authority (EDDA) has named Gary Oxman to serve on the Board, and the Chamber NII named Teri Holland. The other two Board members will be appointed according to the ESBDC bylaws. STAFF ANALYSIS There is a great need for ,mall buainess financing in Englewood. In our 1991 bulineu survey, M of the respondents ~It that nilling financial reaourca did not meet their requirements. This view has also been exprelMCI during our bulineu bnalcfaats and our one-on-one interviews. Banb cannot be totally relied upon. and are reluctant to engage in new financing activities like community development corporationa (CDC's). If anything, loan criteria for banks are becoming more ltrinpnt The City NII a very small revolving loan fund which mun up to four Joana per year of $10,000 each. This program would complement and enhance the ftilting effort. The Small Business Committee of the Greater Englewood O\amber has championed thil idea before the Chamber, the EDDA, and the Oty. In addition to 1upport from the Chamber, EDDA, and the Oty, 1upport has also been expn11ed by dw Economic Development Coalition and dw Finance Taak Farm, an ad hoc group that included tine of the major banb In the community. The talk fora t... tried UNUCallfully to pt one ol dw banb lntffelted In establilhing a loan fund under dw OX guideUNs. With dw Oty'1 donation added to the $75,000 pledged by dw EDDA and dw Chamber, dw ESIDC will IYve an initial funding canmibnfflt of S2IOO,OOO. The EISDC plw to UN m of tt.. funds to leverage fund, from other aources, a.ting a much larpr invatment In dw community. FINANCIAL Funds are avaii.ble from the Oty'• fund balanm l"tlll'W. The fllcal bnpad b 199l wtU be 562.500. and another $62.500 wiD be requ1111d &om the 1'93 budaet-h Oty a.. offend to provide the financial accounting and bUUng fa, the ESIDC. However, the final CMt,rmination on am>undfll procadUNI ii dw l'llpGNIIIWty ol the MW load. The Oty Attomty hM CMtmnined thM It II hnporllnl to eat1Wllh lllffldenl dwdc, and balanca to avoid any pcantial liability the Oty mlpt inaar. I . • • , ]- • • • • • , .. . • ' RYlcAWB 9F PtGJUOQD WHI, IJJIQNRAft PBYIIAPNP11'00BPOMDQN 1.0 PllBPOR: 'nle purpoae of'the En,lewood Small BU1inw De¥elopment Corporation (ESBD) it to fotter the development of' small to medium liud bulin .. • in the Ci&y of' Enclewoocl, thereby inereuins employment opportunities, promotinc the crNtion of'• div-and broad tu bue, and ltimulatins economic ,rowth. TIie Corporation i, opera&ed esc:lutively for nonprofit purpoen, and no part of'the income or Ul9'I of'the BSBD Corporation shall be di1tribut.ed to or inure to the benefit of' any individual . 2.0 PYTIP· 'l1le primary du&y of'the En,lewood Small Buinm Dewelopment Corporation (ESBD ) it to eubliUI and adminilter a N¥Olvinc loan ftand for amall to medium liud buineuet located in the City of' Enpwood. ineludinc the adoption of' polieie1 and procedures for makinc Joana. 3 .0 Q,rtCII· 'nle principal Gfflee of'the BSBD Co11Mntion lhall be loeat.ed within the territorial bounclarin of' the City of' tn,leweod . 4 .0 BOtM 9F WPP '1111 MP 1BPI Nll'lPIOI· 4 .1 Gcoaal Pmm,· 'l1le butinat wl afrain of'the BSBD Corporat.iGa lhall be man.,.cl by it.I Board of' DiNct.on, in aceordanee with the Colorado Nonpnlk Corporation Act. u Hvmtwr e<Dinam : TIie • ..._ elDhstan eldle lDD c.,.ur. ellall be five . ICacll Dnctar .01 .... at .. (J) ,-, ._. ., .. pnrided dial inltiaDy 2 a1m• 1r1 will be ...... fir a ... ef W Cl),... 8M Im 1 • UI willbeelect.edfera.._el&w(J),..,.. ADlndar1111J•..,,.•tMa.rd for..,. than I nauman.,.... 8tlecsill't(Qj~ ................ , .......... ... orpniutien, &lie laps_. Cit, c-8. tM ........ o..-n Deft..,_ Au .. ,rity _. ... o.,8 • ., .... a h eloC•• ......... . ~ ahall ........ ,._ ..... ~(l'le .... <J)1H1i ....... ..,,. .. . noa••mc-•• _. allall aw a._., a& tnr . tJ111t <J) • ., .... buli ............................... .,~ ... ,._ NfflllS. ........ ~Caadl .......... ., ....... ., .... ... eflDDA. •••......_., ....... ., ...... ., ... a..... ..... ... Chaaberof'C1••• .. ..a-.. m .... 1wtw<1> 1 , ............ . .. ,.. ,..,,.,......,1e _. ...... ,,,......, .............. .. (1) ............ ., ............................ ..a ... .... broli n . 4 4 Item! fr:w Qffle · A.,.,..._ ........ • ,_.,..a hll tM ....... tM loanlllheer .. ..._..,_(I ) ••rthplaa,.., u letiperm ,.., Diw ._,....a&..,.._..,,.....,... ....... lheloanlet...._.wtiewill...,_ .. ..._.,. I lhu . . , . "' - • . I . • , • ,,. 0 g, 0 :111: ~Ji I J}JJ•; [tjl: lJI: 11: rr1i ri11re I ri ti it!l t·i JiJ;il iiJ Ir, ·1 ••i; :tl~;il. ~, }~ 1 • . , .a. I . }11: l [r .. ~ ri l l' [} • f t l f , [ J f l f . a I l •· 1 q f l [ , i Ei' c:, .z ;· a. . f . ' I ... t' ' r. f" ... " a ' r -". -=· ,., .• • _ .. • • .... r -I-. i'" !Rio · r1 !I 0 ,f 1'it Ii( JiJ1:,11· l!i! ~If Ii !ji ilr1-l : i • ~ • --i! ' f "fl I a f .f r f J [ f f I -:a a: ~ • ... , It f ·I· ·f S! ... s-( .!.t i 2 ,·lrt, tJ 'i•if,·1 ,1 1: .~f ti 11., itllr~ ~ ! r ft r I . t t I I l .. J t .. [ [ I f l J I f. ~ flrftrf •,ri flit'i tltrt! l.f J1f ,,-!i JJ~fl~1-i ! • f. ~ r' r £ s • fs .f = •r s I .1 i t • t e • • , • • r I ,• I . . . ~ ' . ~ ' .. . ' . " ' ] • • • 0 : . • been removed by the Board of Direct.on by the affirmative action of a two-thirds majority of the then memben of the Board of Directors. 6 .3 Pr;c1idept : The President ahall be the Chief Eaecutive Officer of the Corporation and shall have reneral 111pervision over ita business and affairs subject, however, to the direction and control of the Board rlDirec:ton. Hwshe shall sicn and execute in the na-fl the Corporation all deeds, contracts and other instrument& authoriaed by the Board of' Directors, and in reneral, perform all duties incident to the office of' Pre.ident and IIICh other duties u may from time to time be usipecl to him.11er by the Board fl Direct.on. No Director shall serve in the capacity of' Preliclent for more than two conNCUtive yean. 6.4 Vice Prc1idept : At the request of or in the ablence or disability fl the President, the Vice President shall, in IUCCIH&ion, perform all dutin of the President and such other duties u may "-ti-to ti-be uaicnecl to him by the Board of Direct.on or by the Prnident. No Director shall 1erve in the capacity of Vice President for more than t-conMCUtive yun. 6 .5 Secn&:ln : The Secretary ahall keep the minutes of' all meetinp of'the Board of Direct.on, shall be the cuaodian of'the ,-rdl and of'the Nal of'the Corporation and affix the -1 to all docu-ta NqUirinc the ..-. ahall -that all notices are duly liven in accordance with the provisions of' the Bylaw, and u NqUired by law, and that the books, nporta, u~ta. and other docu-ta and NCOrdt of the Corporation are properly kept and ftlad, and in pnaral ahall perform all duties incident to the office of' Sacntary and IIICh other dutin u may from time to time be usipecl to hiffl111ar by the Board of DiNCton or the Pratidant. 6.1 trv1vm: The Treasurer ahall have the charp and CUltody and be rnponlible for all funclt and NCUritin of' the Corpn&ion, ahall depoeit all tueh f\lndt in the name of the Co,pantien at lUCh depoeiterias u ahall be....,..._ by the Board of' Direct.on, .... bap books ·-t and ...... of' the financial trantactiont .. eandition of' the Co,poration and lhall aubait repana thffeof'-thly, ••the INnl may,._ uaa .. a .. requin and. in pMral. ahall ....,_ an the•--incidaet to tha offlca of'TrMsurar and tueh other clul.ial M IMY "-U.. ta ti .. be ......... to hia by the Board of' Darkt0f'I Of the "8stdant. 6 7 ComNDMIWI No officer lhaU rac,am coapenudGn for their NrYice u an offictr NSOOTltN• QIIDIJl!lnD. MPPI tND <D!'Dtffl: AD chema. ...._ baMa and...,. r. ,.,_, tithe C.,.1tian; aD wriaa l8ll&nc&I and 111 .... NflU 10 which the Co,po,au. ..U Ila a P8fl1; .. a1J adler .. mm •t1 ll8INl8'1 lor ff)'"" IUl the buliw tithe C.,.1u.. ..U .................. by the loeNI, ... by the,, ....... .., I .................. , ,.,..L TIM ....... of'DaNCIOn ................ .., ....... ta ... ,. ......... a.half ,I ~ wtthwt a~ • .., ....... ether ...... tithe , ill the .... of'IIM c..,..uaaa, lip auct. ..,._ .3 . • I' - • . ' I . • , ]- • • • • l• • eood faith or which involve intentional miaconduc:ta or a knowinc violation of law; (3) acta specified in Section 7-24-111 oft.he Colorado Reviled Statut.ea, u amended, or (4) any transaction from which the Director derived an improper pe~al benefit. 9.o CQNEYCJI 9E PCEIBl81': 9.1 QiKJAIYte: If a "conftict of intenet" which ii tWined u conftict bet-the private internta of a Dindor and tha llfflciaJ ..,..._litiea Gf"tha& penon u a Director occun, it ii tha dutJ of eacll DiredGr to -.luct thaa•1-in a manner that will prevent the conf1ict t',om d'ectinl hil or her ~tu a Director. When a Director NCIOlftiMI a lituatian in which ti.'ahe hu a conflict .r intereat tha Director ahall diad-that fact t.o tha Board. 9 .2 Nwf«D&km: At tha requnt Gf"tha Board ofDiradorl, a Dinct.or ahall abatain from votinc an any matter with nepact t.o which h~ hu a conflict of intoraaL Furth-. if'tha DiNCton clecicle that it ii in tha belt in .... oftha Corporatian that -" Director nat participata in matten relatinc to tha conflict. it ahall be hil or her duty t.o abalain. My Director may ~ from vo&inl an or pal'\icipetinc in any mau.r with r-,.ct t.o which h.-ahe f•II a conftict of intereat. 10.0 COINWADQN DNANCP~ 10.1 Seaan ,< r»ndinc : The Corpwa&ion will be funded by contributions from the City of lnclewood, tha lnpwood Downtown O...lapment Authority encl the Greater lnpwood Owabtr of Commerce, and audl other .. ,.. • aay be obtained. 10.2 PlnPDrieJ I rte : Financial •••-ta lllall be ......,.. __...ly er -.. hquently • tha diacradon tltha .... ".,....... -..... be .... available totha ,.Wic ................. ....,u lllall be ......... quarterly t.o tha ,... erpniudm1. 11.0 DPIIOPl'DON · lf,llr-,,....tha...,.Marnf 1111a&kilawu+1atia .. di~ the Corporation, all WIii will be dil&rllald ....... ClillllllJ ...... orpnlaadon1 in pnponien te lheir eontrilludefta. 12.0 !AtN PIOYRWI· 121 F,rceDE p Ar SodMIPDt· Nelw._--.,ftwe,._ <Jft)tl._ eu•••Nlinc ..._ erllO.OOO, .....,._ ii 1w ... bt .._.. ..w.• lnlle•eocl .,._...._ DIU1h,r1• AIIChlFl&J .,....,_ au Pnwsw J:tnhedne Ne a.. ...... ._ ...-UA> ., .. MWeaPiCal...a.tl ..... willbt .... 11-,w ........ I Che 11 .,. "' - • . ' I • • , - • • • • ' • • 12.4 WO App)is;etjpn•: No loan will be made without a comprehensive businHI plan and rash Oow projection, to show how the loan ia ezpected to be repaid. The bulineH must add to the employment and economic bue of the community. 12.5 Jeo Cggn•o&t · A loan cannot UCNd four hundnd ....-nt <~> of the net eapitali&ation of the buainNa <o-era capita) .._ niltins loans>. Loan a,reementa may eoatain penonaJ parut.a, by man inaunnee, Plrioclic reportiq NQUinmen&a and any odler proviaiona ...... pnadeat by the loud to en1ure loan ~t. 13.o fNINDNIND: 111 .. na1es may be ....a by the loud and will require a two- thircla vot.e to pus. Two of the three IPODIOrinc orpniutiom mut eancur in the amendment prior to itl takinc •• ·I · •. • .. I. • , l • . ) • ~ ;t ~ -I ~;t • ; ':I' i • lff lf 1i J•1silllfll•Jtlf fl~I!t I ! i ti ·s1 li·i~ t s-r•'r•l·1=:«1. 1·J.ls·•i o' t !r ,. Ir itll 1ti!1lllili~1 1:fl! ii!lfi i l l ti I . 11 1 l f t. !)El 11 S 'f 1 • 15. ! .. • ~ • 8 a. 1 . . ~ 1;.1 'uf f ilJf tih~ ntH 1 f i 11 ~ w I'll 11 s' •l Is J't'J l Carftl • I l Jj ,i 1· Ii !!!Jfif11[ 1ir i'1-lJff i · f f · fl 11 ~1'1 l1t!!li .•.. if!~ i ,t c . f f .. l fl • • ;·~ I Ei'f I! l!I f1!1l11i1)1!If }l!lil f It '' i'i ~!1tfl't''l~:1··t ltrfl f .. l f I f I l-~ •• ! , c:, i ; J I ... --,,...;;;s;..i;: or; ...... -- • , . ~ • .. • . > • • r I . ~ . ' . ' • ... I - • • • - 5 . In pneral, to carry on any bu1ineu not contrary to the law1 olthe State of Colorado relatine to nonprofit corporation1, and to have and Herciae all the powen now or hereafter conferred upon or permitted to 1uch corporation1, and to do any or all of the thinp herein before specified to the 1a111e extent u natural penon1 could do, u principal trustee, apnt or otherwiee and either alone or in uaociation with othen; provided, always, that no buainea lhaJI be carried on and no powen lhall be conferred upon or eaercilad by the Corporation 1111a.. the ume lhall be IUCh u lhall be carried on by a corporation 1111der the Colorado Nonprofit Corpwation Act. 6 . Thi1 orpniution i1 orpniud ucluaively f'or porpoNS under the Colorado Nonprofit Corporation Act. No put olthe net •minp of'the Corporatjon lhall inure to the benefit o(, or be diltributable to ita memben, W-.... offlNra, or other privat.e penon1, escept that the corporation lhall be authoriaad and empowered to pay re-able compenution for Nrvice1 rendered and to make peymenta and di1tribution1 in furtherance of the purpoan Nt forth . No aubl&antial put or the activitin of the corporation shall be the canyinc on or propapnda, or otherwiN attemptin, to inffuence leci1lation, and the corporation shall not participate in, or intervene in Cincludine the publiahin1 or diltribution of' atate-ta) any political campaip on behalf or the canclicla&e for public office . M1PrlJY The addre11 or the initial n,ilteNd office of' the corporation in Colorado ia: Loran Shepherd 333 Weat Hampden Avenue, 8uit.e 401 Enclewood, Colorado 80110 tl'DQrlY The Direeton conat.itutins the initial 8-rd ti.,..._. ti &he Co,pera&ian are : Clyde Waaina 3400 8. llad 8INet., ........... Co.. 80110 Bob Mdntyre 701 WN& ........ A,..., lnlle•wl. Co . 80110 Gordon Cloae 3333 8 . Shenun, llldla NIO, .......... Co.. 80110 MtD(J,IYJ In addltioe w the--~ ......... ..._...._..._ la.ll•llU)Oa) tllhe c-aclo .................................... .,,.,._a........., .. . ~ ........... ,. .. ......., ............ "......,..., .. . .,......, ea-,tfw (l )uy ...... "*Di ..... ,...,"..,. .... ..,...,, ...... ... •lllbera: (I) acu er .. , ..... net ill ,-cl failll • wlliell iawhe ialadeaal atmduta ., • bowi111 wiolatioe tllaw; (I) MU a,eciW la..._ '7..._111 ti-. C.1,,.. ..... ltatulal, 81 ....... • <•) •Y INftTHtm ,,_ wlliell .............. • la,,..,. ,.,..., benell ·2 · " - ' I . • , -• • • AB1JQ3YP If', f'or any reuon the Board clet.enniMa that it i1 appnpria&e t.o dilaolve the Corpon&ion, all aueta will be di1tribut.d back t.o the -tributinc orpniution1 in proportion t.o their eontribution1. ABTIJgym The name and addnu fl each ineorporat.or ii: Lonn Shepherd m Weet Haapden Avenue, 8att.e 401 Enclewood. Colando 80110 ~ Of'Calorado ) )a CGunty fl Arapahoe ) Acltnoww,.d before .. thi1 __ uy fl _____ _. 111_. by .3. " • I . . 0 '~ ]- RESOLUTION NO . fil_ SERIES OF 1992 '· • • • A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE APPROVED 1992 BUDGET APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. WHEREAS, the En,lewood City Council hu previoully indicated ltronC aupport for the propoaed Enpwood Small Buaineu Development Corporation; and WHEREAS, the Gnat.er Enclewood Chamber fl Commerce, the Efll'lewood Downtown Development Authority and the City fl Enplwood have committed to aupport a non-profit corporation to make loan1 up to S30,000 to unall and medium lised buainelNI in En1lewood; and WHEREAS, the Small Buaineu Development Corporation will be totally independant from the City and other orpniution1 and will have a 5 member board, appointed and elected aceordinc to the by-law1; and WHEREAS, then i1 a l"Nt nNd for amall buain-ftnancinc in En,lewood; and WHEREAS, in the City rlEnpwood 1111 buaineu auney U. tithe rnponden&a 11th that exi1tinc ftnancial ...-rcea did not meet their nquinmen&a; and WHEREAS, fund1 are available from the fund balance naene, the fl-I impact will be ,rants fl '62,500 "-the 1992 lludan, ; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT : 8ec0AO 1. The City rllnflewood 1112 lludailt ii_.., aamded aa fellowa : htme<!aende Ywatvnd• 8ecsim a, The~ 1bna1tr ii......, MIit rad .. pay 11UGO .. die ........ a.all BuaiMM D1ul111••t c.,.adea cmDC) fer die...,....,...,..._ .. '71'•• ... blaaine in acco...._ _... mDC By-laws. ATTI T . , . . • I . • e , -• • • I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk for the City ofEnclewood, Colorado, hereby certify the above is a true copy ~ Resolution No ._, Serin of 1992. Patricia H. Crow "' . . ( • . I. • , ]- • •, • ... COUNCIL COMMUNICATION Date Subject October 5, 1992 INITIATED BY Utilities Department STAFF SOURCE Stewart Fonda, Director ol Utilities ISSUE/ACTION PROPOSED ,. Water Meter Bid Approval Staff seeb Council approval by motion ol a bid from Mountain States Pipe in the amount ol $45,062.36 for the purchaH of water meters and related equipment. PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Council Bill No. 7, Series of 1987, enar U'CI a rmvenion program 10 that properties ~ ownership would switch from a flat-rate water s,-m lo water meten. BACKGROUND The Utilities [)q,artmfflt NCffldy adVffliMd for bklt for waa.r IMlln requind for dw next twelve months. The following bid1 were received : ComPIQy Dana kepnff Mountain States Pipe Waterworb Sales Rocky Mountain Watar Producta 114 AnMND! m.10.00 le.aaJ6 m."179 te,203t0 . , • .. I. • • • - - • • • • .. STAFF ANALYSIS In the past, the bid process for water meten has been held several times each year. This year, as a cmt-uving measure, the Utilities Deparbnent decided to purchase all the water meters needed for the entire year in one large bid package. FIN.ANO.AL Approximately $28,000 worth of these meten and related equipment will be resold to Englewood custornen as part of the flat-rate to meter conversion procas for new installations. The remaining equipment will be med ID replace inactive or poorly functioning meten • part of the Oty'• water meter maintenance program . • . \, .. I . . • , ') I " • ,:;;.\.. I r--! ,: £ . I ./ •' .. • WATER METER IIDS 1113 DESCRIPTION DANA KEPNER MOUNTMI STATES 5/8 X 3/4 W ... Meta, 1 / 5/8 X 3/4 W.., Maw/;{) 3/4 w ... Metad'° 3/4w.wMeW11- 1 • w ........ (; 1 • w ... MeW '!}; 1-112· W... .... i 2•w...,MeW IO 2• Turlllne W.W --~ 3• Turlllne W.. .._,; 4• Turlllne W.. .._, ~ No. 3 Ford Komemom ~ Ford Y83 MeW YalcN ijJ ==========:=::M:~fil=fil========:i 114,000.00 162,000.00 •so.000.00 MB,000.00 MB.000.00 M4,000.00 M2,000.00 1214.00 .3.II0.00 •11.uo.oo .3.838.00 .134.00 12,700.00 11.712.00 t2,7IO.OO 11,017.00 •t.425.00 .3.840.00 •10,240.00 •1.411.00 •221.00 •2.111.00 •11.111.• •2.111.21 M37.10 •2.JM.40 11,312.00 •2.141.00 H,1M.M •1.173.cM 13.311.00 ···-·· •1.302 .• •u. 143.00 E:: ... ::>.m:.::····-~--.:. WA UOl.71 ....... UUM.00 ........ -- ....... Q.027.k 12.1 .... u.m• ll.17UO •1.. ... .... 7UO t40.ooo.oo v•;·;·;·;·;·;·;·v t·'·'····=<·.v •i·············K E<·.···i···=·w:::: J • \ • • 'Ml U1'7.JI d.111.JD ,,un.ao tUlMO MIi.JO •1•• ., ..... 12.111• 1,a.11 11.DI.Aa 11.181 .11 ........ .,..,. .. • • • - • • • • • ·, • <. COUNCO. COIDIUIOCAflOJII Date October 5, 1992 llffl1ATSD BY STAFF SOURCE .,.,_..Item 11 C City Attorney's omce Rlck DeWitt. City Attorney IUUS/ ACTION PROPOaSD Subject Ordlnance increasing property value limits. The City Attorney's omce eeeks Coundl approval for a Bill for an Ordinance increaamg the limit on property value mJsdemeanon. TbJa propoeed ordmance will bring Englewood's current legislation on this lasue into a,eemait wtth recently passed State leplaUon. PDVIOUS COUNCO. ACTION None . In the IMt State Le,laiattve ac:nton. the bmlt OD property value mledemeanon ... ndeed from 8300 to 8400. In other worda. the theft of• Item Vllhaed at more than 8400 would be comtdeftd a felony: an ttem leea tblln 8400 would be ca.~ a amdemeanor. Smee £DClewood'• Munldpal Court can bear mleliemeemn. but not felomea . any E~ amca, IDYOlwd ID a tbeft of thil natuR would bave to traft1 to Arapahoe County Court to teaUfy . ffAn' AIIALT818 Our reconll show tbat for the first sax maatba ol l 982. 288 tbdta of dm nature OCC\Uffd (an aver• ol 38 per maath): clurtac the 8rat aax DliNldlll of 1881 . 418 thefts occwnd (an •erlllt of 80 per maath). ID Couaty Court cw wben an oGlcff'• teatmlony .. DC!«IHI')', • aubataDUIII tllDIMUlt ol ba/ber ume .. epmt waAtJnC to ttfy. • I • . • I . • • , ]- • ,. ,... • ~ • ' (, Currently In Municipal Court, we place the officers "on call" to tesUfy. This means that an omcer can continue with regular patrol and only needs to appear In court when his/her tesumony la neceaaary. ,. - Without thla proposed ordinance change. o1Bcera would need to travel to Arapahoe County Court to testify ln theft caaea over 8300. Our o1llcers would spend a aubatanual amount of time traveling and waiting to tesUfy. 1bla ta ume our ofDcera could be on patrol in EJl&lewood If the caaea were heard ln Munic1pal Court. PDIANCIAL We anuctpate a modest bene8cial fln•JIClal Impact • • reault of this ordinance. It would mean better uae of om omcen· time, thereby decreaamg the coat for omcera to enforce EJl&lewood'a lawa. '' •. ' wl I . . 0 • - \ ORDINANCE NO ._ SERIES OF 1992 • • t~ • BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 40 INTRODU~Y l,OUNCIL MEMBER I( r AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 1Tl'LE 7, CHAPl'D IF, SICTIONS 3 A.,, 5, AND t C, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1115, WHICH INCREASES THE AMOUNT OF MONETARY JURISDICTION. WHEREAS, the Colorado letillatun incnued the milclemeanor _...., jurildiction f'mn leu than thrN hundred dollan to leu than four hundred dollan on certain off'en-involvin1 property; and WHEREAS, thoN off'enN1 in the UDMmt ol four hundred dollan or mON are feloniH and beyond the Municipal Court'• jarildic&ion; and WHEREAS, it enhance, the health, .. lfan, and uf'ety o/ the ciaun1 o/ Enclewood to raiN the monetary jurildietional limitl on the o«enN1 o/ lhopliftinr. petty theft. price 1witchin1, and fraud by cheek ordinaaen; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINBD BY THE CffY COUNCIL or THE CffY or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS POI.LOWS : 8a1im 1 Title 7, Chapter er, Section IA SHOPLlfflNG ii h--, .-did to rwl u follow,: 7..aF-3 : SHOPLinING: A Off'en• S&al.ed . It lhall be ulawftal for•:,,.,_ la willftally *-•P-I aaad ,-di,..,.. or......._ ..... • bald bJ and .... • dilplay .. fir ale by•:, ltOre or other mercantile...» b mt with• illlat to awid ~ wllilll ...... W8NI or merchanclile haft a t.etaJ ftlue o/leu ta.. lbtN lta6• •al& I .111111. POUR HUNDRED DOLLARS (.-.oo>. The,-" ._mine .... ,_ t •••,...with• iDtat .. awW ,_....., 1111 lhowa by eonCNJment oldie ..... one',,.,_•-. ...... .._._•• aft'.r.. prnllNI or by IOme other ooncluct fJI a,.._ wlliela lftdllell Ndl iallet le aftid payment. lecSien a Ti&Je 1. a..,ur .,., 1emon, PITl'Y nurr "...., , w ....... f11low1 : 7-tf'-4 : Pl'M'Y TH&n' It lhall be 1111lawftal 1tr-, ,.,_ be...., le...._• nerdll NlltNI "91' aa,dl-, tithe w.a.. ti ... lhaa lht• b • ..... It 1 •11111 POUR HUNDUD DOLLAltl ('400 00 ) ti_.._...._ .... ariaada • by lhNa& • clacepUon, er kMwins laid thine ti euch walue te..,. bNa ..._,.._.a..,.,_•• ob&ained Ir eumNI cefttNI "91' ... thine " .... ¥&NI '' .. I . • • , ]- - • • • , . • ., '· A . Intenda to deprive such other penon permanently or the UH or benefit ol IUch thins of value; or B . Knowincly-. conc:eal1 or abandons such thins of value u to deprive mch other penon permanently of the UH or beneftt olthe same; or C . Demanda any consideration to which 1uch penoa i1 not llpl)y entitled u a condition ol reatorins IUch thins ol value to IIICh other penon. $ec;tiOD 3 Title 7, Chapt.er IP, Section 5 PRICB 8Wn'CHINO ii hereby .......... rwl u roJJow1: 7-6F-5: PRICE SWJTCJUNO: It lhaD be mJawftal t'or any perND ID ~ alt.-, remove or IWitch the iNlica&ed price ol any ... ,....... podl,..,. • -+sdbo owned or held by and .... or diapl.,..t ftlr ale by any llore or odaer _.. ... atablilhment, with the int.at ID dlttaud lacla llore • aercantile el&llllisllment; pnmded, h-ever. that thil Section lhaD not apply ID ...... ..,.• merchandiN ol a value ,I._ h••• ...... , flltl.llH POUR HUNDRED DOLLARS (IC00.00) or -n. Se,:tjm I Title 7, Chapt.ar IF, Section IC BAD CIDCKS ia 11.-.by smmdad t.o rwl u ro1Jow1 : 7-IF-t: BAD CHECKS: C. <Mrmae ._.._..._ It ii a ftllacion ,ltllis lacdm, pam+shla M piNWIIW ID ........ ,.., ...... 1 CNa ..._ l+l, ........ ID laaua • ID paas a._ fllrthe payaant flw, leal than•• ha•• ••In a .II.NI POU. IIUHDDD DOUAltl (e.c,o.oo) knowinttut the 6--... 111t haw lalldant ,._ID•• Mlllli& widt the .. ._ ... the ,.,_i ID ftell ,lthe cleack • erw u ..U u aD other .............. thedaefliw. I • the Ille -flOIISlesr, 1111. Aff&IT : Pa&nria H. CNW , City Clarll I. PMrida H. C...., a.,,a-tithe a.,, 11%1' ..... c.a..6a. ........ .. ..... , ............ ...,11 ...... 0.n: .................. .. ,...... _Ira ...............• ,IOll?lesr, 1111. 2 • • "'~ ' • . < .. I. • 0 ]- J- • • RESOLUTION NO. _ SERIES OF 1992 · ... • • t• • A RESOLUT,ION SUPPORTING THE COLORADO CHILDREN FIRST ACT OF 1992. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City orEncJewood hu desiloated the 1990'1 u THE DECADE OP THE CHILD; and WHEREAS, the City Council or the City ol EncJewood aupportl the "COLORADO 2000 COMMUNITIES" in a committed eft'ort to obtain Prelident Buah'1 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL "GOALS 2000"; and WHEREAS, public education i1 the comentone or a democratic pvemment and a (1'ff IOciety; and WHEREAS, the children or Colorado and their educational Pl'Oll'fll an vital to the economic well-beinc of om community and OW' nation; and WHEREAS, the City Council ol the City ol EncJewood ia on public l'9COl'd 11&pportinc llsialation that would adequately fund OW' public achoola by pauinc Ruoluuon No. 75, Series of 1991; and WHEREAS, the Colorado State Lecillatun hu repeatedly railed to implenMnt adequate f\andinc ror Public School,, th111 creatinc a ftnancial crili1 for EncJewood Citizen, and EncJewood Student., that will rellllt in a 1ft reduction in achool ftnancinc in the State of Colorado and in the Enelewood Schools; and WPl"Rl'M, n.~ Camdf!ldaeClt,yfllCz-' woad..,.._ die edhNhef!l ..... tal'ffl mtofuadede¥Weh-;bo....,,1&,-S I tmarllh* M e__...bydle lw!daaf!ldle ......... d t .......... l&llvlllllDtm ........ f!l ......... die • ._pulillcarllaallbenC I 2 b ..... 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Invocation The invocation was given by Council Neaber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of All .. iance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggtns. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. A ho present: 5. llinutes Counctl Neabers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None City Manager Fraser City Attorney DeWitt Assistant Ctty Nan ... r Reid Deputy City Clerk Ellts Dtrector Ntrltel, Coaunity 0.velopaent Planni119 Adlltnistrator Stttt, COlaUntty Development Dtrector Fonda, Utiltties (a) COUNCIL 1E110 MLOClt IIDVED, -IT IMS SEC .. , TO ...... THE IIIIIITES OF THE UIUUI IIEETI• OF KPTENIU H, lltl. Ayes: Council Neabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggtns Nays: None Notion carried. 6. Pl'e-schNuled Vhttors There were no pre -scheduled visitors. I· • 0 '32 x l - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 2 7. Non-scheduled Visitors <. There were no non-scheduled visitors. • • 8. Coauntcattons, Procluattons and Appotntaents .. (a) A procla•atton declartng the week of October 24 through Noveaber 1, 1992 as Red Rtbbon Week was considered. COUNCIL NDIIO HATHAlfAY MOVED, All> IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPllOYt A PIOCLMATION PIOCLAINI• THE WEEK OF OCTOIEl 24 TlllOUIN NOVDIIEI 1, 1112 AS RED IIIICIN WEEK. Ayes: Nays: Motton carrted. Council Netlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None (b) A procluation declaring the week of October 4 through 10, 1992, as Fire Prevention Week was considered. COUNCIL NDIIEI IULLEY MOVED, All> IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPllOYt A PIOCLMATION PIOCLAINI• THE W£EK OF OCTOIO 4 THIGUIN 10, ltt2 AS FIIE PIEYDfflON IIEEI. Ayes: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns Nays: None Motton carried. (c) A proclaaatton declartng the aonth of October, 1992, as Crt .. Pre-vention Month was considered. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI IIN.LEY IIOVED, _, IT IMS SECCIIIDID, TO APP10tE A PIOCLMATJ• PIOCLAHII• TIE NOITH OF OCTOIO, lttl ASCII• IIIEVEITI• NOITH. Ayes: Counctl Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, lfaggoner, Gulley, lftggtns Nays: None Motton carrted. (d) A proclaaatton declartng the wek of Noveaber 22 througll n, lMZ as National Bible Week was constdered. IIAYOI lfllllNS MOVED, -IT IN SECGIIDED, TO APPIDVE A PIICUMTJ• PIICUll- 1• TIE W£EK OF NOVDIIEl 22 TlllOUIH It, lttl AS MTJ-. IIU ... Ayes: Counctl Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaay, Habenicht, lfaggoner, Gulley, lftggtns Nays: None Notion carried. (e) COUNCIL NDIIEI VAN DYU IIOVED, _, IT IMS SECGIIIED, TO ACaPr IITN REMEY DOUIUS lfEITZ' S Lmo OF 1Es1•n• AS A .... OF lNE CLUII, .... All> PROUD c•1ss1• • Ayes: Counctl Nabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaay, ,,, - . ' •. .. I. • • . , , 2 - • • • Engltl«>Od City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 3 <. • . ,~ • Nays: Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Motion carried. 9. Public Hearing (a) COUNCIL IEIIER IULLOCIC NOVm, All) IT IIAS SECONDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARIM TO RECEIVE CITIZEN INPUT ON THE CIEATION OF A NEIi z• CW- SIFICATION: 1-3, BUSINESS. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing opened. ~Vi:.LDPNfeNT Director Merkel, Coaunity 5el'\1teH Departaent, explained that interest in rezoning the subject property located at 2280 West Evans caM about as a result of a Board of Adjustllent and Appeals action; and additionally that the property 1s split between the two zone districts 8-2, Business on the north and R-2-C, Medi1111 Density Residential on the south side. In 1983 the Board granted a variance to allow Robert Kurtz the right to operate a truck repair facility at 2280 West Evans. In 1989 the board terminated the use because Mr. Kurtz was in non-coapliance with the conditions iaposed in the 1983 variance. Subsequently, the property was taken back by the lender, Ollnibank. In October 1990 Ollnibank subllitted an application for rezoning of the southern portion of this property froa R-2-C to 8-2. This application was withdra.n by the appli- cant in Deceaber 1990 and no further action was taken until the present owner of the property, W1111• For/ington, approached the City concerning possible rezoning. At that tiae staff developed the proposal for the 8-3 Business dis- trict to aeet the proposed needs. Planning Adllinistrator Stitt provided proof of notice of public hearing wllich was pub l 1shed in the Eng 1 ewood Hera 1 d on Sept811ber 17, 1992. He • i nta i ned that the 8-3 zoning would fora aore of a transition into the adjacent in- dustrial areas froa SOiie of the existing uses that occur in the Eva111 corri- dor. Mr. Stitt explained that that does not •an the proposed zone district would proaote industrial uses. He stated the nature of the area ts si .. ifi- cantly different froa other 8-2 areas in the City. He stated staff felt it was taportant to address historically how the area has developed on a regional basts, not just the Englewood porttl .Jhe proposed zone includes protections that provide extra landscaping, ft.Utffllf. and set-back requirwnts wllich the existing 8-2 zoning does not have. The aajor difference betlllNII the 8-2 and 8-3 ts that the auto related conditional uses, now in the 1-2, becOIII permit- ted uses tn the 8-3. In addttton, contractor and trades have been included and restricted so as not to allow heavy contractors to have storage yards. Thts tncluston would peratt SOiie types of developaent that uy not need the type of factlittes that you ftnd in an tndustrtal area, but wllich would bene- fit froa the exposure on the Evans Corridor. Mr. Stitt noted that, even though the 8-3 allows auto related uses as permitted uses, staff has included the s ... restrtcttons that apply under the conditional use provision in the 8- 2 zone. As a result, staff contends that the new zone classification 1-3 will address the needs of the business coauntty and also protect the adjacent restdenttal developant tn that area. ..... . ' I. • • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, lllZ -Page 4 • . ,~ • .. Council Mellber Gulley asked Mr. Stitt to explain the process staff followed in detenaining the area should not be rezoned as Industrial. Mr. Stitt stated staff looked at it in tenas of the types of uses that are there currently. Staff detenained that 1-1 uses were not appropriate on Evans Avenue which ser- ves as a coaercial corridor. WIL.1~b.Js significantly different froa the COll- •rcial corridor on Federal ~. Hll!pden Avenue or the northern and southern parts of Broadway. In response to Ms. Gulley's inquiry Mr,. .. Stitt confirad that Denver's B-4 zoning allows for ...... aore uses than .a-1eing proposed in the B-3 zone and it would provide a •ans of coapeting with the adjacent areas. Mr. Stitt advised that several property owners have contacted the City over the last couple of years expressing interest in using property along the south side of Evans for auto related uses. They chose to look else- where when they discovered it was either not peraitted or a conditional use. He noted the B-3 zone would penait those uses by right and still provide for the saae protection as the B-2 zone. With regard to Mr. Stitt's coaents about the B-3 zone froviding protections and at the sue tiae bringing the area into so. sort o confonaity with the Denver zoning that 1s already there, Council Nellber Habenicht asked if the Denver c011111ercial zoning extends as far south along that corridor as the area proposed by this change. Mr. Stitt stated he believes it does, but with the except ion of one area between Vallejo and Zuni, aost of Denver's zoning 1s half a block deep on either side of Evans. Ns. Habenicht asked if the B-3 zoning would be aore than half a block deep in this particular instance. Nr. Stitt stated that in the area between Vallejo and Zuni staff is proposing that the area be rezoned froa Evans to Adriatic extended and includes a portion of what is now zoned R-2-C. In response to questioning froa Ns. Habenicht, Nr. Stitt confinaed that the area is probably not coaparable to the Denver corri- dor. Ms. Habenicht expressed concem that if the B-3 zone wre approved it would set a precedent for other areas of the City. She asud if the Planning and Zoning c-ission had considered how it aight affect other zoning issues. Nr. Stitt stated a siailar question c-up before the C...issiOII, and their response was that ultiaately City Council us c011trol over llllat will be re- zoned. At this point and ti• Nr. Stttt felt the Evus corridor was the only corridor ""8re the B-3 zoning would be appropriate. Dhc•ssl• •sllld r91ard- lng other areas of Englewood ""8re • lhve llldustrial or c1 1rcial areas abutting residential areas. Ns. Habenld1t poi•ted CMlt tlht a., ....-.Villl tile B-3 zone it aigllt be a way of encroaching further l•to tile residlllttal areas by using the zontng as a buffer. Nr. Stttt stated the City is caaitted to protecting the neighborhoods. He did not feel the preposed 1-3 z .... ld Ht a precedent. Ns. Habenicht stated she was not lookl119 at It as a ,recedNt so auch as havtng soathtng in place that could be ut 11 ized for tut purpose. Mr. Stitt noted 1t is a tool that could be used, howver, Council's policy to protect nttghborhoods would override the r111P1nt use of the 1-3 as a zoning tool. Council Netlber Hathawa,y asked if there •re any conditions, either with or without the B-3 zoning, that would affect the Enterprise Zone efforts in this particular area. Mr. Stitt stated he was not .. re of any such conditions. Eaily and Manuel Guardado, 1957 South ;.1apago Street, oaers of the lot south of Evans and east of Zuni, stated they are In favor of the proposed 1-3 zoae . ' I. • . , , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 5 <. • • district. They have a landscape company and would like to use their lot to store the tractors and trucks which are used in the course of their business. She stated it is clean and fenced and they do not bother the neighbors. Dis- cussion ensued regarding the fact that their business is not a per11itted use under the R-2-C and it would still be a non-confor11ing use under the proposed 8-3 zone. COUNCIL NENIER HATIWIAY NOYED, NI> IT IMS SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARIN&. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing closed. (b) COUNCIL IIEIIIEI IULLEY IIOVED, -IT IMS SECa,m, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HUltl• TO IECEIYE CITIZEN IIIVJ • uz•1• A NITI• OF THE AIEA IOUIIDED IY 11£ST EVANS AYDIIE, SGUTH ml STIEET, IIEST MIIIATIC PUCE -SGUTH IIAIITAN STREET FRON 1-2 -1-2-c ZmllN& TO 1-3 z•1•. Ayes: Council Neabers Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried and the public hearing opened. All testiaony was given under oath. "' - Planning Adllinistrator Stitt provided proof of posting and proof of notice of public hearing which was published in the Englewod Herald on Septeaber 24, 1992. He noted this ts a public hearing to consider the rezoning of property located along the west Evans corridor in Englewod. He passed out ups to Council and the audience to assist with the discussion. NI'. Stitt stated this rezoning c._ about, in part, froa actions taken by the Board of Adjustaent and Appeal. He pointed out the propertJ that generated aost of the interest in this rezoning ts owned by Wtllt• Fqtrtngton. NI'. FQfrtngton's tw pieces of property run all tlle way froa Evans to West Adrtatfc Place extended and because of that there have been n ... rous problas as tlle property is split between B-2 zontng on tlle north and R-2-C zontng on tlle south. He noted, as Nr. Merkel previously tndtcated, there was an att..,t at OM potnt by tlle lender to rezone that portion froa R-2-C to B-2. Staff had encouraged tlle bank to consider rezoning tlle entire block to address a wtcler range of prob- l•s. Ultiaately they withdrew that application. NI'. Stttt advised that .tlen Nr . Fofrington purchased tlle property staff llade tt clear to ht• that he could use tlie front half of the property for any use penattted tn the B-2, but the rear half would have to used strictly for R-2-C purposes . Mr . Stitt emphasized there are two i11portant parts to the rezoning effort. One ts to address the long tena goals of tlle Ctty in tenas of redevelopaent, and staff fHh rezoning the area to B-3 would be a step tn that dtrectton. The second issue is to address the tapact rezoning would have on tlle restdtn- tial coaunity south of the R-2-C zoned dtstrtct. It ts staff's cont111tton that with the protections and r19ulattons tncludtd tn tlle 1-3 Zone Dtstrtct the property to the south of Adrtattc extlftcled would be adequately protected. He noted the people who ltve south of Adrtattc wtll be, but lie felt sufftctent P\ ,,..,~. ' I . • . ' , ·' \ ! , - - • Englewoocl Ctty Council Ntnutes October 5, 1992 -Page 8 ,. • • I• • .. safeguards have been incorporated to aitigate the iapacts. Mr. Stitt felt at this point it would be very difficult to visualize the R-2-C area being devel- oped as residential. He explained that aost of the properties are landlocked and can not be developed until West Adriatic goes through. The only proper- ties that technically can be developed are those that have access to either Vallejo or Zuni. He stated staff feels that thts particular rezoning wtll accoaplish the goals of furthering developaent while protecting the interests of both the business and residential c01111Unity. Council Mlllllber Waggoner quest toned street right-of-ways tn the area. Mr. Stitt stated that six properties have not dedicated right-of-way. Dtscusston ensued regarding the City's efforts to obtain right-of-ways and tt was noted that even if the area ts rezoned the properties could not be developed until the street goes through. Responding to questions frOII Council Meaber Gulley, Nr. Stitt advised that an alley does not exist on Warren between Zuni and Vallejo. He noted the area ts coaprtsed of stngle-faatly residences or duplexes, wtth the exception of two lots on the Vallejo side. If Adriatic goes tJlrough that would open up the possibility of developing approxtaately ten~ wtth stngle-faatly residen- ces or duplexes. He conftrllld that until two 25 foot strips are dedicated the street could not go through . Dtscusston ensued. Council Mlllllber Habenicht noted Mr. Stitt had .. nttoned earlier that there ts a coait .. nt to the restdenttal neighborhoods. She asked tf rezoning tn the R- 2-C to a restdenttal buffer, wllich aight increase our residential neigllbor- hood, was considered. She suggested •-sort of apartant, cOlldoainh• dwelling or sentor citizen high-rise. Nr. Stitt stated that 10111 options had been considered, but not specifically a high density residential zone. He noted the zontng considered was based prtaartly on the Fof"ington property, and how that adjacent property ts betng used. Council Mlllllber Habenicht questioned the spectfics of the final vote by the Planning and Zontng Coaisston on their recGllllftdation to propose a B-3 Zone District. Mr. Stitt revtewd the various steps takeft by the Planning and Zontng Coatsston during the course of ftnaltzing their NCI 1nllatton. He stated the input at the public hearing was pri•rtly f,... wo c•s: 1) ON 9roup was in favor of the rezoning because they _.... c-rcial ,,.,.rty on Evans or were interested tn obtatntng c~tal ,,.,.rt, on Evans and Z) hoaecMlers that either live on Adriatic or tn adjace11t areas on Warren . He conftrllld the Caatsstons final vote of 4 ayes, Z nays. 2 abH11t 1 and 1 abstention. Mark Apodaca, 2351 West Warren Avenue, noted that wllen dt1cu11ion first start- ed he had an open atnd, but after listening to tt he asked htaself wllat the reasons where for all thts change. He noted Nr. Stitt had explained tt was basically a change started by a bank that wanted to get one ptece of land operable for th•. Mr . Apodaca stated he looked for other reasons there atght be to bring tn light tndustrtal or the type of businesses alla.ed by B-3 1 11 opposed to the rest of the Ctty of Englewood. and he could not find any other reason. The lots are betng uttltzed and bu1tne11 ts tllrtvtng at tllis ti•. Across the street on the Denver stde. with thetr •re liberal zone. there ts a · . . , ' .• \ I I ' ·~ .. I. • 0 I - • • En9llWOOd Ctty Council Ntnutes October 5, 1112 -,, .. 7 • • • bingo parlor, 1 bar, and P T's,as .. 11 as I lot of 111PtY lots. He stated he was also upset that the residents were not really consulted to deteraine lllhat iapact this would have on thea, just the business people. He advised he and his neighbors have always been willing to work with anyone interested in starting a business in their area. Nr. Apodaca stated there are a lot of in- dustrial sections in the area lllhich allow body shops away fraa residential, with plenty of access. He advised the residents had consulted with a couple of realtors and they had bHn advised that anytt• ltght industry htts, there will be a 20I decrease tn property values. He dtd not want hts house depreci- ated anyaore. He could not SH a good buffer etther. He noted the Planning and Zontng C11111tsston had told ht• they would ltkl to keep at least an alley or .... thing betwen business and restdenttal. llr, Apodaca contlftded that tf tile B-3 zone were approved and tf Adrtattc would go tll,....., tilere would not be a buffer. He expressed concern regarding sufftctent parking. He advtsecl Council that several of hts netgllbors were unable to attlnd tile pUbltc ileartng to express tiletr opposttton to tile proposed B-3 zo111. He sulattted a letter tnto the record fraa a nettllbor opposing tile new zone. In closing, ile stated he thought tt was an awfulfy lot of work to rezone for -INl1t111ss. He con- tended tt effects a lot of people tn a very negative WQ, .._ a staple ad- justant for tile person or persons would suffice. Council ...._r Hatha,ay asked tf tt was true he had no quarrel wtth putting Adrtattc tll,..... ,nvtdecl tt stays restdenttal on botll 1tde1. llr. Apodaca stated tllat .. t,..., INlt lie ... 1d have serious reservatt0111 tf tt lftded up bet .. INlst ... , • tlle ~ stde. He questtOllld tf tlle .., zo111 dtstrtct attn us tlle •1t eatertat-t section tn tt. Ctty AttorMy Dlllttt u- platllld tile., are ,erattted 11e,,•re .... r very strt .... t ,....,1,toa1; Md lie cenftNld diet tt ts all_, ... t• vtrtually every c1m11ctal Md INlst ... , UM tllat tlle Ctty us. Dtsasst• •sued. Nr. Apodaca CNld Nt adentad .ety tlley uve te l"UOlle stace tllere are vt- able, new, active INl1tM1se1 1• tlle area. He stated tt ... 1d be dtff.,...t tf tile area was 111 a ......... INlt tilere are tw .., 111 1tatt0111, a sllepette whtcll ts f•ll, tw car fots, 111d tw otiler bu1t1111N1. D1Mt1 Kelley, 2313 lfest llarrea Aw, retterated tlle cwens expressed by ""· Apodaca regardt .. tile adalt 111terta1-t provts1NI, Ctty Attorllly Dlllitt responded to 1111 que1tt0111. llr. Kelley dt1e111Nd 1111 ':'"••••• about decltcattng rtgllt-of-WQ. He stated lie CNld Nt IN -, •tile to rezont, at tllts tt•. He respectf•lly asbd tut CNIIC11 deity tllts cllllll9 111 zontng raa R-2-C to B-J NCMN ile felt tt ... 1d be detrt-tal to till 111tgll- borhood and would stop developa11t tn tile back of tlle R-2-C area. Nayor lltwt•• 11bd Ill'. Kelle, tf lie ... 1d lie rece,ttve te dedtcatt .. tlle n fNt to c•t a street tllf'NIII • lfest Adrtattc sllOllld cwn Rot W"" tllts rezontng. Ill'. Kelley 11td yes, tf tlley c• get tlle rest of tt; al lie ... ted was s-11sur111ee of tile typt of c1eve1.,...t tut Wild be tn tllere, 111d lie dtd not tlltnk tllat 1s wtrealGllable • Council ...._r Hatlla,ay stated tut Ille adenteod tut Ill'. 1Ce11e, dtd Rot currently llave 1111 struct.,., or restdeaces • tut ,arttc.lar str1J al ... Zunt. llr. ICelley c011f1,..... tut lie dtd Nt llave -, 1tructwe1 • tile back • • ' ' ]- 1- • Englewood City Council Ninutes October 5, 1992 -Page I '· • .. • • half of h1s property. Ms. Hathaway suggested that Council recoaend to the Housing Authority that they contact the owners of property in question for consideration as a ·Project Rebuild.• She stated she has talked to the rest- dents several tiaes over the years and they have a problea, regardless of ded- icating. No aatter what they do, if they dedicate 25 feet, they do not have enough lot stze on etther stde of the house. Mr. Stitt concurred. Sherrel Prtce, 2157 South Zunt,~ed concern that by addtng businesses in the area, they would experience an increase in traffic and the cri .. rate. The letter that was subaitted by Mr. Apodaca could not be read into the record as Mr. DeWitt detel"llined it was heresay; hcMever, he stated tt could be at- tached as part of the publtc record and Council was given an opportunity to peruse the letter. CGIIICIL NEIIID VIII THE PUILIC HEAlll •• Ayes: Council Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried and the publtc hearing closed. 1 O. Approva 1 on 5econcl IIMt nt Council Mlllber Van Dyke asked to pull Agenda It• 10 (c) froa the consent agenda for constderatton. CGIIICIL .... YM DIii .... -IT IIU •111a, TO AIPIIUI • --.._ •• MIIIDA ITD 10 (c) AS NU.Ma (c) ORDIIWICE NO. ,,. SOIES Of 1112 (CCUICIL IILL NO. 37, IIITIDDUCm IY CCUICIL IIIEJa(I VM Oft£), EITITLm: Ill ORDIIWICE MEll>INli TITLE I, CMPTO 1, IY MIOINli A IIDI SECTICII 12, TO THE ENGLEIIOOO MUNICIPAL COO£ 1•, IIUCN IDl(UlLY PIONIIITS THE INSTALLATICII Of SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICES All> R£ffl1CTS THE RtPAIR All> REPUCEIEIT Of SOLID FUEL DEVICES. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Nath-.,, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None CGIIICIL IIElall IIAWY .... -IT IN ...... TO #PIIUI • ... IUl- 1• MIIIDA ITIII 10 (a) AS NU.Ma (a) OIIDIIWICE NO. 40, SERIES Of lift (CCUICIL IILL •• 35, IITIIODUCm IY CCUICIL NDaR MTHMMY), EITITLm: AN ORDINANCE ANENDINli TITLE 11, CHAPTER 4, SECTICII IZ, Of THE ENGLEIIOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1915 IY ADDINli A NOi SUISECTICII IZ.l, lltlCN CREATES A IIDI ZC11E CLASSIFICATICII 8 -3 BUSINESS DISTRICT. ' ' .... I. ' I • 0 , ]- • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 9 • . , . • Council Member Gulley asked tf any of the businesses currently existing along Evans were considered non-confonaing uses and if the B-3 would brtng anyone into confonaity. Nr. Stitt stated that to his knowledge there are no non- confonatng uses. One auto repair business is considered I legal non- confonaing use and it would be I penaitted use under the B-3 zone. Council Mellber Habenicht stated she understood the City, through the efforts of the Planning and Zontng C0111isston, plans to update the COllll)rehenstve Plan within I year. She fe11. as this particular issue has not been resolved for so aany years, and that.A"Mr. Stitt had indicated that the Planning and Zoning C0111tsston had not really looked tnto I lot of different 1ltern1ttves, that tt would be beneftctal to 111 the businesses and residents tn that area tf Coun- cil were to postpone the issue at thts ttae. CCIUIICIL IIEIIID HUEIIICIII' IIDYED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO TAILE • SEca IDD- 1• MEIIIA ITEII 10 (a). ~es: Council Nellbers Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley Nays: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Wtggtns Motton defeated. Vote results on aotton to approve on second reading agenda ttea 10 (1): ~es: Counc 11 Nellber Waggoner Nays: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Gulley, Wtggtns Motton defeated. CCIUIICIL IIEIIID HATIWY .,., -IT IIU SBCIIIIID, TO AP..W • Sica IDD• 1• MEIIIA ITEII 10 (a.) AS FOLUIISs (b) ORDINANCE ND. 41, SERIES Of 1912 (COUNCIL BILL ND. 36.1, INTAOOUCED BY COUNCIL NENIER GULLEY), ENTITLtD: AN ORDINANCE APPROVINli THE uz••• Of PmPERTY IOUIIDED BY THE CENTERLINES Of WEST EVANS AVENUE Afl> SOUTH NU STREET, THEN WT ALONli THE CENTERL IIE Of WEST EVANS AVENUE TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH RARITM STREET, THEN SOUTH ALONli THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH RARITAN STREET TO THE CENTERLINE Of WEST EVANS AVENUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE ALLEY; THEN WEST ALONli THE CENTERLINE Of WEST EVANS AVENUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE ALLEY TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH VALLEJO STREET; THEN CONTINUING WEST ALONG THE CENTERLINE Of THE WEST [VMS AVENUE -WEST ADRIATIC PLACE ALLEY EXTENDED TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH ZIIII STREET; THEN NORTH ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH ZUNI STREET TO THE CENTERLINE Of WEST EVANS AVENUE, FRON B-2, BUSINESS TO 8-3, BUSINESS ALSO, IEGI .. INli AT THE CEN- TERLINES OF WEST ADRIATIC PLACE EXTENDED Afl> SOUTH ZIIII STREET; THO ll>RTH ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH ZUNI STREET A DISTANCE Of 163 FEET; THEN WT TO THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH VALLEJO STREET; THEN SOUTH TO THE CENTERLINE Of WEST ADRIATIC PLACE EXTENDED; THEN WEST ALONli THE CENTERLINE Of 11£ST ADRIATIC PLACE EXTENDED TO THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH ZUNI STREET FRON R-Z-C, NEDIIII DENSITY RESIDENCE TO B-3, BUSINESS. ~es: None Nays: Council Neabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hatllaway, • • .. I . • •' I . , - - • • ' ' • • • ·. Engl-,od City Council lltnutes October 5, HtZ -Page 10 Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Motion defeated. 11. Ordinances, lflol ut1ons and llot1ons (a) Director llerkel presented a recoaendation froa the Departaent of Coaunity Developant to approve funding for the S..11 Business Developant Corporation. He stated thts orvanizatton wuld •ke loans to Engl-,od busi- nesses that have been unable to find bank financing. He noted the Corporation wtll have a five lllllber board. llr. llerkel pointed out that the City's 1991 business survey found that 511 of the respondents felt that existing funding possibilities did not ... t their requi,......ts. Loren Shepherd, Engl-,od o.ti.n D1Ye1C111M11t Authority lllllber, provided an update on the status of the Corporati•. He advised that the Challber of Coa- •rce has pledged and donated szs,a. He stated he has incorporated the or- ganizatton as a non-profit corporatt•, advllleed the SS0.00 ft11119 fN, ob- tained a federal identtf1catt• .....,., &IICI ...... a blH acCCMtt. llr. Shepherd 1nd1cated he anttc1pates rece1v1119 the SSO,a pl ..... by the ED 1n a •tter of a fw days. Fra a ttatlble stlllClpo1•t lie stated tlley .. 1d 11ke to get a board fully appointed and elected ,r1or to tile _. of OctoMr. Hope- fully the board would be 111 a pos1tt• to _.. ... dlC1s1•• to eat tile loan process 1dentif1ed, ,-1tc1zed, &IICI fact1•1... He stated lie ws llapoful mall business lNlls .... 1d be avatllblt by tile ftnt of tile year. Council ......,. Habell1dlt ~ted tllat tt 11 • acelltat t .. 11111111 ....u.1111 tut 11 Neded t• tilts ~u,. 8lt felt Nr. a,,,,n 111111 111t11 ...., 1•- st,,_tal 1• 1111r11111 tllts IM"OJect al ... _. Ille ws ¥trY actted to SN tt c-before C:O.Cil. Council ....... Hathway questtNed llr. Dtlf1tt NPN11111 ,... -of tile 1Y1A1S 4.3 MlecttOII if Directors. Ltattll, dtscast• ....a N91rd1111 tile stlectt• of d rectors or £hi CorporatiN. It ws ........ to ..... Ult 1Y1A1S 4.3 Stlectt• of Directors to crNte tllNt ._.,...r••· TIit lesoluti• •s 1ssi9Nd a ...... _. NIii lly tttlt: 1£SOLUTICII II). II, SOIES Of 1111 A 1£SOLUTJCII .... TIE ....... ... IUDIET ..,, ... 1At1• •us FCII TIE EJl&Ll'IIXJD SIMLL •111ESS DnEUlfllEIIT c:mraMTJCII • CIIIICIL -1m1•r ... , -ff -•111B, 19 ., .. -ITIII 11 <•> -1aa.un• •· 11, ... a a, 1111. Ayes: C..Cil ........ lllleck, •• o,u, HatllalQ. Habellidlt, 1t1111ur ... ,,.,, lltwtu Nays: .... Nott• carried . (b) Director Fmlda prtltftted a rte •••tt• ,,_ till uttltttts DI · partatnt to .,,,.,. a c.tract w1tll lltlltat1 States P1,e 11 Ult ....i tf $45 ,062 .3' for nw water attrs. He u,1a11td tllat Ult utt11ttts DI,trlatlt • • • - • • • t~ •, • .. . .,,,- J ' , ) AGENDA FOR THE {). J1' JY'' , ~11 ;N) l) J vi \JW\ REGULAR MEETING OF 11' J (. 1 ~ THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL J OCTOBER s, 1992 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. rJ .2 fl }J--Nv 2. 3. 4. s. Invocation. euff '1/ Pledge of Allegiance. '))1: n..; Roll Call. I} - Minutes. ?frl(,~ a. Minutes from the September 21, 199'2 City Council Meetin~ ~/,, 6. Pre-Scheduled Visiton. (Please limit your praentation to ten minutes.) ).) 7. Non-Scheduled Visiton. (Please limit your pneentation to five minutes.) fi 8. Communiations, Proclamations, and Appointments. A .~ .J_ a . A Procwnation d«laring the week ol October 24 through November 1, r;. 199'2 as Red Ribbon WHk. fJ;/ll..JjJfJ b . A Proclamation d«win& the week ol October 4 through 10, 1992. • Fire ()i f j Prevffltion WHk.µ1llh( c. A Procwaltion «taring the month ol October • Crime Pnvention Month. ,tv '.:l/f A Prommation declaring the wffk ol November 22 through 29, 199'2 • NatiONI Bible Wak. / 1 ~ttff from Douglas Wertz lndkating his !'.ftilNtion from the Oun, Cl'ffl\ and Proud CommiMon. /I I' /.I. I . , • , •• , r ' •. .. I. , ' . • 0 ]- • • • • I~ • t . City Council Agenda October 5, 1992 Page2 -,.,,,J 1..-0 . . · 9. P4b~i HeJJ:/g.' lb';/ll!M ~I tT Jr}:~ j}aJJ-1( ,J1!!-:!..v /~ r-~ ),f:', fL ~rµ/4-f}J :I Zl V (t ~ .1:)/.,,t/}f/ e ~J 7l (T~ '!Jffe ~~ er tion of a new zone c'rauafi~ti6n~:· . 3, ~Ul""5-_V ~ NA-I~ ti ~ CJ!J /.ACa ~ l¥t..lfi.£-~ / b. To consider rezoning a portion of the.1fta bound by . Evans Ave., s? }~¥,}:, f J/J .J;i;.:::t:::;;; 1":'""Z ~ R~~ ;~) a "fr" Orv 11~, • .td 3.-Lf-(W~ 1 ~-pprove on second rudi~~ ---~w,J UtL"'-il!Jip1~/ [J i{)_ ~ ~~u v1{,u. 'U"" ~{, l (){. L ··~ · ncil Bill No. 35 amending ew6od ~~~ci,Pal Code to create a u.iµ ~ new zone clauification: 8-3 Business District~-t~. ~ k . t/J_ b. Council Bill!"<>· 36.1 ~~g a portion of~ area bounded by W. Evans Al 1 Ave., S. Lana St., W. Adnatic Pl., and S. Raritan Street from B-2 and R-2.C L,µ zoning to 8-3 zoning. ~ ~ Al,. 3_(j c. Council Bill ~o. 37 /j;~cting conventional woodbuming devices in lffd7-:J/ Englewood;)u _r- 12. C.neral DiKuuion. a . Mayor's Choke .. ~ b . Council Members' Choice . . . • I . • • - - • City Council Agenda October 5, 199'2 Page 3 ; 13. City Manager's Report. 14. City Attorney's Report. • • · ... • •• ... The following minutes wen lnnlmitted to Council from 09/18/91-10/01/91: • Planning and 7.oning Commillion meeting of September 22, 1991. • Uquor Ucensing Authority telephone poll of September 16, 1991. • Oean. Gnen. and Proud Commiaion meeting of August 11, 1991. ------------ . , • , . • I . • 0 • , __ ~• ]- ' ' Englel!IOOd City Council Ninutes October 5, 1tt2 -Page 14 ~- • • • ~- \• ,. .. asked if they agreed with his suggestion to have the Liquor Licensing Authori- ty review the aatter and CCIIII back with a recOllllefldation. Discussion ensued. He noted he will prepare a resolution on the aatter for Council's consider- ation at the next ••ting. Ace;;-IS (b) Mr. Dellitt noted the City has received a letter froa •The Opposition.• Met ts urfw, "3;· ,11., foc:111tD1 • •• ,11, 1111111ttt• ts very auc:h opposed to anyt ing varying froa tlle quantity of the pollutant that has been discharved. (c) Mr. Dellitt discussed the City's aassage therapist ordinance as the provisions, enacted last year. He noted the intent •s to enable qualified, licensed therapists to obtain a City licNse. Council .._.r ¥111 O,U stated it is wrking to prevent the negative factor fraa c•ing into the City 111d that is not III issue here. Mhat is at iss• 1s that the requt,-ts are too stringent and as result professionals have not applied to c-in to the Ctty. She ctted the SZSOO bond as betng restrtcttve. Ns. ¥111 O,U CNtended tut tt ts holistic therapy for taproved health. Ill". Dlllttt suggested they focus u- clustvely on the training aspect. He felt tlllt tf III establis.._t ts 11- censed and bee-involved tn illegal acttvtttes then the Ctty Wllld lludle tt in the s-aanner as businesses holding liquor licenses. Dtscusston ensued. (d) Mr. Dellttt noted •• and • are gettt .. Nt of the~:ton. They have settled wtth Waste Nanageant Ind tlley hive agrNd to PIY I preat• of one and one half tt•s 1'le liability. TIiey are PQt .. a preat• Md also thetr ftnal dNs tn the Nllttton _, tlley are 1iwt .. ~ He •tad UleN will be •re requests for fads, INlt for tile ••t ,art coalttt•• ecttvt- ttes are wtndt .. do.a. vtrt111lly all tlley are •t.. 11 tiweatory &lld clean-up wrk. 15 • ...,...,_. CIUIICIL .... MWY ... 11 11u11m1. n. wtt .. ldjNrMd at •=• , .•. biputy city c1erii . . , ' • . I. . ]- • • • .. EIIII DIOCID c1n COUIICIL EIIILDIOCID, .... CCUITY I COLGUDD letUlar Sesston Oc:toNr I, lNZ 1. ca 11 to Order The regular .. ting of the Engl.ood City Council WIS called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:37 p.a. 2. lnvocatton The invocation IMS given by Council ..._.r Bullock. 3. ,1.,._ of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance WIS led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. 1o11 can Present: Absent: A quorua WIS present. A ho present: S. lltnutes Council Nellbers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None City llaftager Fraser City Atton1ey Dlltitt Assist .. t City llaftager .. id Deputy City Clerk (flis Director lltrbl, C:-ity Develo,aent Pl11111ing AdlliRistrator Stitt, Coaaunity o.v.1.,...t Director FORda, Utilities (a) COIIICIL IDID ••UICI .... -IT Im mll9D, TO a,Jllft 1IIE IIIIIITES Of 1IIE Haf..M IIEETI• OF iDIUMll II, a•. Ayes: Council ..._.rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hatllwly, Habenicht, W111wr, &lllley, Wtggins Nays: None Motton carried . 6 . PN•ICIINulN Vtstton There were no pre ·scheduled vhttors. • . I. • • , ]- ]- Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 2 7. Non-scheduled Visitors . ' '· There were no non-scheduled visitors. • • • 8. Coaunications, Procl .. tions and Appointaents I• (a) A proclaation declaring the ... k of October 24 through Nov811ber 1, 1992 as Red Ribbon Week was considered. CGUIICIL IEIIID NAWY IMED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIIID, TO APPIOVt A PIOCLMATION PIOCLMI• 1NE IIEEl Of OC11ID Z4 lllllUIII ...a 1, lift AS IED IIIION IIEEl. Ayes: Council Nelllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. (b) A proclaation declaring the week of October 4 through 10, 1992, as Fire Prevention Week was considered. CGUIICIL IEIIID IUI.UY IMED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIIID, TO AP~ A PIOCLMATION PIOCLMJ• THE IIEEl Of OCTOID 4 lllllUIII 10, 1111 AS FIIE PIEYEIITI• IIEEI. Ayes: Council Nelllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, W8990ft8r, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. (c) A procl .. tion declaring the month of October, 1992, as Cri• Pre- vention Month was considered. CGUIICIL IEIIID IUI.UY IMED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIIID, TO APMDWE A fWICLMATION PIOCLMI. THE lllllffll Of ICTIID, 1111 Al car• ....... lllllffll. Ayes: Council Nelllbers Bullock, V• Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, W199D11er, &ulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. (d) A proclwtiOII declariR9 ti.a IINll of ......._r ZZ tllrougll 29, 1992 as National Bible Week was considered. MYOI w1•1a 1MED, -IT IMS SECIIID, TO lffaft A MICUMTION fWICLMJ• 1NE IIEEl Of ...a U 'IIIIIUlll 11, 1111 Al MTI-. 1111.t ... Ayes: Council Nelllbers Bullock, V111 Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, W1190Mr, &ulley, Wi19ins Nays: None Not ion carried. (e) CCUICIL IEIIID VM DYi£ MVED, -IT IIAS SECllaD, TO ACCm lfllN 1U1£T DOI-.U lfDTZ'S LfflD Of IESI-TION Al A._. IF 1NE CLUI, aEII, -...., c:alllSSION. Ayes: Nays: Council Nelllbers Bullock, Vu Dyke, Habenicht, W1190Mr, &ulley, Wi19ins None Hathaway, II ~ I . • 0 , ? I ]- • • ) • Englewood City Council Minutes October 5, 1992 -Page 3 Motion carried. 9. Public Hearing .. • 0 I • • Dyke, Hathaway, ' I . • , • ]- • Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes October 5, 1992 -Page 4 • • t• • ,. - ' I . • , ,. -• ]-. , . • , ' I. • J • ·' \ , • - Englewood City Council Ntnutes October 5, ltt2 -Page I • • I • • Council Metlber Hathaway asked it there was any condition, either with or withj out the B-3 zoning, that would affect the Enterprise Zone efforts at that par- ticular end of town. Mr. Stitt ~JtJIO he did not believe so. ~ ~CL. Eaily and Manuel Guardado, 1957 South G1l1p1go Street,~~ lot south of Evans and east of Zuni. They run I landscape cOlll)any and would like to use that lot to store the tractors and trucks which are used in the course of their business. She stated it is clean and fenced and ther,.do~no..!i__bother the • c\> :eighbors. They stated they were in favor of the new zone(U,QQ}.te4 . Council Neaber Hathaway asked Stitt if the chaf199 to B-3 or the leaving of ~\. this as it was have any direct e ect on heir property. Mr. Stitt stated 1t \" ts not a pera1tted use under the R-2-C nd it would not be a perattted use ·~under B-3. Mr. Stitt stated they ul have to be zoned 1-1. They are con- sidered I non-conforaing use right . Council Mellber Habenicht suggested the Guardado' s go through the Board Justaent and Appeals. There business ' l'flas existed for I couple of year as I non-confora1ng use. City Manager ~· ' Fraser stated Mr. Stitt or Mr. rckel .ould speak to tha before they left r --' thts evening . .A\\\' IL IIEIIID HATHMIAY IMED, -IT IIAS SECmlllD, TO CLOSE TIIE PUil.JC -r... HEAii •• • Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried and the public hearing closed. ) CGUIICIL .... auY IIMD, -IT IMS SU .. , l1 OfBI TIIE HEAii• TO IECElft CJTJZEI IIIIPUI' • 1111111• A NITI• If TIIE MD IY IIUT n• AIIIIIE ...... -· STl&T. IIDT -JATIC fliCE -smme STIEET Flml 1-Z -1-1-C za1• l1 1-1 m1•. Ayes: Council fllllbtrs •nock, Van Dyu, Hlth-.y, Nabltltcht, llqgDNr, Gulley, W1gg1ns Nays: llolle tion carried and the pub11c hearing opened. All test1any was givet1 llllder oath. Planni~inistrator Stitt rrov1ded proof of posting and/roof of 110t1ce of public .tli ch was pub hhed 111 the EntllWOOd Heral on S.,taber Z4, 1992 . s I public heart119 to constder tlle rezon1119 of ,........iy located along the west £vans corridor 111 E119llWOOd~iM!JA1t -,s to CCMMC11 and the aud1tf1Ct to assist wtth the dhcusston . . f'ftlllffllt c-._t tn ,art froa act tons taken by the loard of Adjus . He po111tlcl Ml the property that generated aost of the interest 111 this rezont119 •tell Is -.cl by Nr . W1111• Forrt119!;% C•u, l'urt1 e3rtoce11, a,erated a h1ftt11 tllta , Thon t.o pieces of p rty run all t way f,. h111s to 111st Adrtattc Place tx · tended and because of that there have bNft ......,, ,,_,_ becNH the,,.,. u -ts~1,J.u~~'" l ·Z zont111 on tht "°"" 111d •-z-c r•t .. • the 1Mth . s111r:' Nrftl cated thtra IIMS an att-,t at 011t potnt by tN ltlldtr, • k back tha rty, to ... , .... tllat porttOII f,. •·Z·C to 1-Z. Staff llad qurl9ed the bank to c•stdar ,.,.t .. tN •ti,. block to llldnss a wt dar J -------------~. ' I . • , - • • • Englewood Ctty Council N1nutes October 5, 1992 -Page 7 • • • I~ -r::tW::ce-li~ieli..JI!! iUtfN. tffj •qu FraAf' potnted f the property on fl n and the -~ the other street rtgllt-of-ways tn that Nr. Stttt st~;ld°ihit"21: 4"&.,..111-• p cated rttllt-of-way. Saa of tile _.rs have tndtcated they wtll .(...\Jlr. Forrtlllt• tncftcated that ile _.Id decltcate ., rtt11t-of -W1y. There WIS a COltCerted effort at -potwt to obtain rt9ht -of -way sev.ral years •· -, -ttlll rttllt ef wya 1trr e tha 111P ts -".!! re le . In order for 111y devel.,_..t to occur on H propertt11, unl11s tile preperty soutll of tile dotted line, tf tt were zoned l ·l were to be purcll11ed by tllose properties aortll of tllat line, could not be developed becwse you ... 1d not have acce~ of public • rtgflt -of-ways. In any event IIIMtller tt Jt rezOltecl or wot properties could not be developed unttl tlle street taltll~ • "' - • Council fllllber Gulley 11kecl tf tilere WN 111y restdNces ow Mar"" between Zuni and Vallejo, h tllere III alley? Nr . Stttt stated that bei.. .,.,,.... and Adrtat le, between Vallejo 111d Z•t tilere ts wot • alley. tis . &.alley 11kecl how tt •s set up restdenttally IIIW , Nr. Stttt stated ••t of tlloH lots wttll .. I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes ·October 5, 1992 -Page 8 • . , . • ' I· • , - • • • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes · October 5, 1992 -Page 9 ~-....i .• ~I.~ I fav of it even though it did pass be- cause of the at ten n . Mr. Stitt ted yes; the ujori ty of the quor1111 voted for the rezo . Ms. H beni stated that was actually I ainority of the full Pl Z C ssion. ~-'rJ;l1 ark Apodaca, 2351 West Warren Avenue, noted 'when discussion first started he ~with an open aind, he didn't really know what the City had in aind, ut after listening to-+t he asked hiaself what were the reasons for 111 this chin e Mr. Stitt pretty well suaecl it up ~. it was basically 1 "' - nge ~1.lr.aci .l>Y I bank that wanted to get one piece of land operable for ea. ~o1tfcf' around to see what other reasons there a1ght be to bring in ~l . light industrial or the type of business they want to aove into 8-3, as op-r posed to the rest of the City of Englewod. He really could not find any • other reason. The lots are being utilized. ff ,-leell et let h 2, alld -l:, there ts a IMtlfffss 98ing there. Tfiere ls bastness get111 811 4 I Ii a11.t on I I 71s Nr. Forr1ngton's property but there 1s contruct1on there now, there 1s 1 brand new gas station on 9 I 10 and I'• not sure what I 1s . There 1s a really nice shopette right across froa 9 l 10 on that corner. There are three thriv- ing businesses there and a house next to that, 1 used car lot next to that and another brand new gas stat ion next to that and you have a section between Tejon and Raritan that no one has chosen to develop Mid as far as he knew no one had been approached the City to develop. ~he ~t 111 AQ1 r:tason to 1aett11 wltft. to pass this becMN Nt+Mtt h _...ill '"tfiere already. Across the stNtt Im t11e Denver side, with their aore liberal bus ness, there 1s 1 bingo parlor open until 3:00 a.a. on the .. Utlds, along with a bar, which if anyone 11stans ~scanner you are quite f•111ar with, so are the residents, with the shootings, the cars peeling out and the radios. PT's 1s down the road, not too far. There are a lot of -.ty lots. So he could not really SN the difference of parity bet-.n Denver and Englewod. That bothers h1•. It rankles h1• that the people wren't really consulted, the business people wre consulted. But we weren't really asked what 1-,.ct w111 thts have on you. That's just a little stickler I had to throw 111, because that did bother •· Because the neighborhood has always been ready to wort with 111ybody as far as what business to put 1n. These gNtle people here ('411,..) have this busi- ness that 1s not III authorized use 111d I H119Sted with thea get with us Md if you need a vartuce or ,_thing like that, they have ...,,... bothered us 111d they have kept their place real cle111 . The people who ....t the property be - fore Nr . Forrtngton had rats 1n tt and w c-before Couftctl to get thea to clean tt up. But Cua,..'s keep their lots real cleu, they are real quiet, they do not work at night and they don 't bother anybody, we are willing to worutt thea, we are always will t119 to wort with :o:le. r City has this -J"!ont , and ,.,.. e+et I heer f,w the talk U ,_. tailor Mde for hat area, tt ts not 90tng to ftt 111,-re else 1n E119lewood . So ~ are doing a cust•tzed rezon1 s thrN block:s (hit nesse Maybe It 1s not t s ness a o people iltlt, that ts not "1 probl•, they knew the zoning when they went tn there . There t s alot of Industrial sections 1n that area, plenty for ln - dustr,11 places for body shops to work on far --, froa the hou s ing. Just down the strN t and acro ss the block there ts pl•ty of access . He stated he did not under s tand why you would want to IIOYe that type of busi ne ss tnto a retail zone Hile Evans ts. There 's a lot of people 90t119 by OIi Evus and ht d t d not th i nk a trade or constructlOII outfit would benefit anyaore th111 If it I . • • ]- • • • Englewood City Council Ntnutes ·October 5, 1112 -Page 10 • • , . • .JJ,~ Lt.lL~,.., ,~1 ~ 1P'D ,~v,-lv -·M was sitting in an industrial zone. ~~~:~·lted couple o/ realtors and ~/U::, ~nyttae light industry hits fh~e g'otng to have a 20I decrease in ~ property values. He did not want:.trts house to depreciate ayaore than it 1s.-He could not see a good buffer there either. The zoning board told ht• they like to keep at least an alley or soaethtng between business and residen- tial. I ou do this and if by soae air riattc oes all the way through ou hav a s en you have open up a T of the area into this coaerctal and light industrial and you have the rest opened up for r.-Sident1al. Well tt doesn!..\ take a gealu to Geftstdet" that if these places are light industrial or c01111erctal that these places are going to have to park these people soaewhere. Where are they going to be parking, they are going to parking right in front of the property that has houses. It 1s not a good buffer. There are several of his neighbors that wanted to be here tonight, but could not to state there opposition. He bought a letter froa one. In closing he stated he felt it was an awful lot of work to rezone for one busi- ness and he just dtd not understand that. It effects an awful lot of people in a very negative way, when a staple adjustment for the person or persons would suffice. And tt would also keep the neighborhood a little aore under their control. Council .....,.r Hathaway asked tf it was true he had no quarrel with putting Adriatic through provided tt stays restdenttal on both sides. Nr. Apodaca stated that was right and he thougltt that would be kind of ntce, but he would have serious reservations tf tt ended up bet,.bustness on the northern side. He questioned tf the new zone dtstrtct still s the adult entertatiaent sec- t ton t n tt . C tty Attoraey Delft tt exp 1 at ned they are perat tted everywhere under very strtngent provtst011s. Ht COftftl'IIICI tllat tt ts allowed tn virtually every c01111erctal and bustness zone that we have. Discussion ensued. Council llellber Nabentcllt asud for a clartftcatton .... that by extending the business zontng south was tllat wut you were COIICef'Md about. lllr. Apodaca said no. Nr. Apodaca could not ..,.,i.c9 as tlley have viable, new, active businesses • there why they have to rez-. It .. 1d be dtff.,...t tf tlle place was tn a ride but we have two .. 911 stattons, a sllopette that ts full, Z car lots, and Z other businesses .. tllere. Dennts Kelley, 2393 West llarn11 AffllN, retterated tlle COIICerns expressed by Nr. Apodaca regardt119 tlle •1t •tertat-t ,rovtstons. City Attoraey DeWitt responded to llts .-sttOlls. :mu 1 ,.. ..... ....... t 500 foot ltatt He NtN ,.., ••• • 111wr tll HNI .. c.ual11l•-aet .... u..t i,..n lock was only 500 fNt 1-., tlley are= U ta • feel, Durf119 lllr. Sfltt-'1 tests-, be 111• h1dlcatM1+. rr..C• would dedicate. Well lllr . Forrtngton flit out told ht• 111d otllers at tlle coatsston ... u ... he abso - lutely would not, period, tllen he •fned a little btt. The ,eople on the other end, t f th 1s proposed ZOii i.. INS th"*"' tOII t9"t there wtl 1 be IIO rea . son for either of the two, tlle people that tlle cor,oratlOII -• tlle station up there or Nr. ForrtngtOfl, to ever dedicate pt"Oplf'ty for a stf'Mt. Ht dtd •t know why I didn 't, well I d d IIOt dedicate, I WIS ready t.o, tlle City ....... changes and I told thea no, -.. you preH11t • wttll a ,1 .. tllat ts c..,.ttblt to the netgllborflood he would be happy to . And tlle otller one t11 here, probably •. .. I· • • , - • • • Englewood City Council linutes October 5, 1992 -Page 11 • • -,. haven't because there is a house sitting on it. It is owned by a real old couple and who knows how long they will be around. That is probably the rea- son for thea. That is a problea and we knew it was a problea and I worked with the City on this at the tiae and we were assured that this zoning would hold until we could get soaething going. The econOIIY went downhill, and the building stopped, ???? little building went on the south of us. Over the years I have had three people approach ae and I told thea up front, there will be 25 feet coae off the back of this property for a street before I would ever sell it, but right now it is the way tt is. Right now he can ot see •;Ya•d: vanta e to rezon this tiae. He respectfully asked that Counc eny tal t~ n rhood and stop any developaent in the back of the R-2-C area. ,r.,JI~ ~gins asked Mr. Kelley if ..,-,ctfcfmit approve this rezoning would he be receptive to dedicating the 25 feet if they want to cut a street through there on West Adriatic. Mr. Kelley said yes if they can get the rest of it; all we wanted was soae assurance of the type of development that would be tn there and r-don't think that is unreasonable. Council Mellber Hathaway stated that she understood that Nr. Kelley did not currently have any structures or residences on that particular strip along Zuni, it ts blank ground still. Nr. Kelley stated yes on the back half of his property. Ms. Hathaway sui.1tted that Counc11 recoaend to the Housi~- thor1ty ~ fall Wltll tlll Oiiiirs of property Ulf In qllistfon. . -she st&t.ed she has t1ltlf"'to thea at 1er,gth o,w, tlll )ears&nal thinit aight be a priae one for project rebuild if • could possibly •ve thea to the other part of the, I don't know. They have a probl .. , regardless of dedicat- ing,~•Ys• of lllhere that propert~ 11. • •ttw ilit tllly *'• f they aicfi- ~te K feet ttleJ-_ .. t lw..-tiiMiill lot stzw an either stde of that house, nd J.b&1 bu bNA 111 ex11twnc1 flnoeQt. Nr. Stitt concurred. Sherrel ~~ =t~uni, stated she 1 tves tn Denver t.J:J'i,,j:... .. k""'en=-rt-r.to~ -4....a. not .-.-~ of the proposed zo11t .. chuge until a ftre occurred on Ute p,up;rttes!,'11«'37, N, Md ll. If you loot at the Denver properties taediately wst of the property tltat ts ._ 1-Z, 1-ZC, you wtll ftnd that ts as wll bustness, residential spltt exactly ltlle thts 111 Ult Den- ver side . Ny house ts approxtaately even wtth the back half of lot fZO. If Adrtattc Avenue c-through, that wuld be taedtately catty-corMr froa --, 1 ot . She ts concerned-wt th hav t.. bust nes ses there as she al so has saa 11 children and the crtae rate tn that area has been htth ever st•• I have ltved there. As an ex11111le she had 3 bu'11arys occured 111 OM -th 111 her hoae endt .. OctONr 24, ••· There have been •lttple bu'11arys t11 the s-area; by add1 .. businesses to the area that wuld tncrease the pote11ttal for bur - ,._) ..9larys tn the area, Increased traffic, easter access to the area. She felt 'that adclt .. that business zo11t .. to that area wuld tltcrease the trafftc 111d ,. - , .potential for adcltttonal bu'11•ry ,,._1-. , , """"""' J, . :, The litter that _. subattt.cl by Nr . A,odaca cou d 110t Ill t11to LM NCOtd 11 Nr . Oell1tt detera1ned 1t was hensay, holl9ver tt could lllt,K'iclled II part of '-• record • (wU .... , .... 111 ..,..-t.-ttr to ,.,.... tll letl r . . . .. I. • , - - • • • • · ... • Englewood City Council 111nutes October 5, ltt2 -Page 12 CCIUIICI L IIEIIIER VAN TIE PUILIC HEMJ•. Ayes: Council Meabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns Nays: None Motton carried and the public hearing closed. 10. Approval on Second bad1nt Council Meaber Van Dyke asked to pull Agenda It• 10 (c) froa the consent agenda for constderatton. COUIICIL 1111111a VM DYICE IMED, -IT IIAS --. TO APP111VE • SEca IUD-1• Mam ITEII 10 (c) AS FOLLM: (c) ORDINANCE NO. 39, SERIES Of 1112 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 37, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEIIBER VAN DYKE), EITITLm: AN ORDINANCE MEll>IIC TITLE 6, CHAPTER 1, IY MJDIIC A IIEV SECTICII 12, TO THE EICLEIIOOD UICIPAL CODE 1115, IIIICN '80Al.LY PIIIHIBITS THE IISTALLATICII Of SOLID FUEL BURNING DEVICES All> REffllCTS THE REPAIR All> REPUCEIEIT Of SOLID FUEL DEVICES . Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Meabers •Hock, Vu Dyke, Hath•ay, Habetl1cht, MaggD11er, llllley, Vtggtns None COUIICIL .... IIATIIMIAY IMED, -IT IMS IECI.ID, TO AIFaft • SEca IUD- 1• --ITEII 10 (') AS FOLL.Ma (b) ORDIIIMCE NO. 40, SEllES OF 1112 (CGIIICIL llll •• 31, nmaaucm IY COUNCIL IIENIER HATHMMY), EITITLm: AN Oll)IIWl:E MEll>ING TITLE II, CMPTtl 4, SUTICII 12, OF lNE Ellll.EIIDDD UICIML CODE 1• IY MDI• A ID SUIS(CTICII 12.1, IIIICII C1EAT£S A ID ZGIIE CLASSIFJCATICII 1-3 IUSIIIESS DlffllCT. CIUIICIL .... IWIIQff lalll, -IT IMS m11aa, Tl Ta.£ • llalll llfM- 1• --ITII 10 (,). Ayes : IQs: Motton defHted . Vote results on •tt• to wrowe • MCOlld f"ffd1 .. lgNda tt• 10 (b): Ayes : C..C11 ......,. 1t111111r IQs : C..Ct1 .....,.. llllock, •• Dytie, NaU..,, ......._tc•t, 1t1111n1r, 11111ey, V1gg1ns Mott• defeated . ,, _ . . . " I. • . , , •' I • , 2 I ]- • • • • Entlewood City Council lltnutes · October 5, 1M2 -Page 11 CGUIICIL IIEIIIEI HATHMIAY am, -IT MS BtllHD, TO APPIIIE • SECGllt IOD- 1• MElltA ITEII 10 (c) AS FIUMa (c) ORDIIWICE NO. 41, SERIES Of 1112 (COIIICIL BILL NO. 36.1, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER CULLEY), ENTITLtD: AN ORDIIWICE APPROVING 11IE R£ZCIIINCi Of PIIOPERTY IOUNDED BY 11IE CENTERLINES Of IIEST EVANS AVEIIIE MD SOUTH ZIIII STR£ET, TIO EAST ALCIIG THE CENTERLINE OF IIEST EVANS AVEIIIE TO THE CEIITtll.111( Of SOUTH RMITM STREET, THEN SOUTH ALONG THE CENTERLIIIE Of SOUTH RAIITM STR£ET TO 11IE CENTtRLINE Of IIEST EVANS AVEIIIE -IIEST ADRIATIC PUCE ALLEYi TIO IIEST ALCIIG THE CENTtRLINE Of IIEST EVANS AVEIU -IIEST DIATIC PUCE ALLEY TO THE CEITDILIIIE Of SOUTH VALLEJO STR£ETi THUi c•T1•1• IIEST ALCIIII THE CEITtll.111( Of THE IIEST EVANS AVEIIIE -IIEST ADRIATIC PUCE ALLEY DlODO TO THE CENTtRLIIIE Of SOUTH ZIIII STR£ETi TIO aTH ALCIIG THE CENTtRLIIIE Of SOUTH ZIIII STR£ET TO THE CENTERLIIIE Of IIEST EVANS AVE111£, FD B-2, IUSIIIESS TO B-J, IUSIIIESS ALSO, BE&I.INCi AT THE CEN- TERLINES Of IIEST ADRIATIC PUCE DlODO MIi SOUTH ZIIII STR£ET; TIO aTH ALCIIG THE CEITERLIIIE Of SOUTH ZIIII STIEET A DIST*E Of 111 FEET; THEI EAST TO THE CENTERLINE Of SOUTH VALLEJO STR£ET; TIO SOUTH TO THE CENTERLIIIE Of IIEST ADRIATIC PUCE DTODO; TIO IIEST ALONG THE C81TOl.lllE Of IIEST DIATIC PUCE EXTEIIDED TO THE CENTERl.lllE Of SOUTH ZIIII STIEET FD R-2-C, IIEDIUII DEISITY RESIDENCE TO B-J, IUSIIIESS. ~s: lays: Motton defeated. ... eoac:n ......._ •nock, v111 o,u. Natharay, ....._1c11t. 1111111ar, •11-,, 1ttwt111 11. ONltlllllCel, lllollltt-1M Mt- (1) Dtncter lllrul ...... ted I NCI ••••tt• f,-tlle 0.,.rtwt of Coaull1ty Deve1 ...... t to .... , ... , ... t .. fer tlle S..11 ... t ... , Dne1....-t Corporatt•. Dtscu11t• •Hid reaaNt .. sectt• 4.J If tlle ly-lall. Ctty Attoney Dlllttt was directed to --1 tlle IJ-lall Nett• 4.J te create u.r. ... ,., ...... ,. The .. solutt• •• 1111.-a a Md read a-, tttle: R£SOLUT1a m. 11, SEIIES Of 1111 A RESOLUTla MDIHNCi THE .. ,aa 1111 IIIDln ••••t1ATINCi DIES Fell THE ENCil.EIIDOD SMll IUSI DO£LC1f11EJff CGINMTla. lays : Nott• carrtld . , 11 .... -11111 11 1111ect, ,. Dyu, llltllaQ, -......... 11.,, "•'·· • . • • • ]- • • Engl..ood C1ty COUnc11 11nutes OCtober 5, 1992 -Pap 14 . ' • • • II -. ,.. I• (b) Director Fonda presented a recoaendatton froa the Utilities De- partaent to approve a contract with Mountain States Pipe tn the aaount of $45,062.36 for new water aeters. CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEI al.LOCI. IIDYED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPIOVE TIE CCIITUCT 111TH IIIIIITAII STATU PIP£ II TIE MDlll1' Of $41,0l2.H FOi llEII IIATD IETDS. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, lltggtns Nays: None Motton carried. (c) City Attorney Dellttt presented a recoaendation froa the Ctty At- torney's Office to adopt a btll for an ordinance tncreastng the property value on atsdaeanors froa $300. 00 to S400. 00. The Deputy Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 40, entitled: COUICIL Bill •• 40, JIITIQJUCED BY COUIICIL IOBER GULLEY A Bill FOR M ORDJIMCE NEltlllli TITLE 7, CHAPTER If, SECTICIIS 3A, 4, S, All> IC, OF THE ElllilEIIOOD UICIML COO( 1•, lltlCH JIICIEASES THE MOUNT OF IUIE- TARY JURJSOJCTJCII. CCIUIICIL .... IUUEY IIMD, -IT IIAS SICIIMD, TO Ufaft --ITEI 11 (c) -CCIUIICIL IILL •• eo. Ayes: Council lllllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Hablll1cllt, 11....-r, Gulley, 111911ns Nays: None Motton carried. 12. ...,..1 Dtseu11ton (a) Nayor's Chotce Nayor llt91tns dtd IIOt have •Y •tters to brt .. before C..Ctl. (b) Council .....,.,s Clloice ( t ) Couftc 11 lllllber Gu 11 ey: 1. She wuted to IN how C.-ctl fNls about the Noust111 Authority loott .. at property, vacant lots at 3322 South P9ftllsylvanta. z. She received a request fraa a ctttzen Oft Sheraan for a stop st111 at Sher - un and Lelltgh. 3. She dtscuued the letter rKetved by Council fraa tlle udttors, Vu Schooftfteld . She felt an t11ten1al audtt .ould be appropriate. (11) Council ....... ll1111ner: . ' • .. I. • • , ]- • • • ~-. .. Engl-.ood City Council Ninutes October 5, 1112 -Page 15 • • 1. Apologized for the voll• of papen.orlt received per hts request for year-to-date expenditures. 2. Discussed the paving of Yale froa Tejon to Zuni. 3. He had received a COllplaint froa Nrs. Saolslti, South High Street, regarding a building pel"llit for a new Sears water heater. He would Hite to see a copy of the pel"llit. 4. He questioned the status of the NSII Plan. Council "-ber Hathaway responded. 5. He discussed Swedish Nedtcal Center. 6. He quessttoned the cut froa 1'I to 5.363S of tlle City's obltgatton to tlle Ctty Pellston Plan. 7. He questioned wily two people wllere cut to part-tt• tn DP. 8. He questioned wily a reorgantzatton took place in Adaintstrattve Services, one person let go and anotller lltred, without Counctl being -.re. ( tt t) Counc 11 .._...r Hath11MY: 1. QI. -passed. 2. State of Governaent Affatrs for LMgU ... Ltne -HOO.GO start-up fN for access to langu••· 3. DRC01i -MC ltne. (tv) Counctl ~ ¥111 D.rb advhed Coactl • wtll be relocat- tng after tlle first of tlle 1"r, ... itloclt INtJI of Mr dhtrict. If tlle re- dhtrtcttng does not cooperate • wtll had Mr rest11Nt1• tJle ftrst of tlle ,ear. (v) Counctl ~ •noc1t stated lie .._. receiMd I c-l1t11t froa Vtrgt,1t1 Slltth retardtng a net ...... llleott .. witll I b-b .-. It: ttlli .. of 1111 .. 11 tn tlle Ctty. U. Ctty .......... s 1191ort Nr. fr11er did not have any •tters to brt .. before CNIICtl • 14 . Ctty Attorney's 1191ort <•> Nr. Oellttt noted tlle Ctty had recetMd III w1tcatt011 for III escort servtce . (b) Nr. Dlllttt noted tile °'"sttt• to ACC[ . (c) Nr . Oellttt dtscuslld tlle •11• tMra,ht Of'dt11111ee. , ... , .,. ' .1.!..: • "' I. . ( • 0 - Engl..oocl City COUnCil Ninutes . oetober I, lHZ -Page 11 • • • .. (d) I .. and HP getting out of the coalition and settling. 15. Adjourtalllt i ' CGUIICIL IIEIIID NA'IIIMIAY IIWED TO .... The wting adjourned at 9:58 p.a. City Clerk • I • . I. . • i t '!Jj#Jj I ]- • • ·, • • October 19, 1992 Re9ular City Council Meeting Public Hearing/CBl38 ,. - . ' • . •