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Home My WebLink About1992-08-03 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• • • ORDINANCE • 0 • 1/3/92 ll&GULAa Clfl COUIICIL NUTIIIG 1~33, 34, 35, 36, 37, JI, Jt, 40 I • RES0Ltrrl0N 1~6, 77, 71, 7t, 10, 11, 12, IJ, 14 • • 0 • I . • \ , - ]- • 1. Call to Order • ·, • <. ... ENGLEVOOD CITY COIIICIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Session August 3, 1992 The regular aeeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:37 p.a. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Metlber Bullock. 3. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. Roll Call Present: Council NNbers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, W199oner, Wi99ins Absent: A quorua was present. Also present: s. llinutes None City M1n199r Fraser Assistant City Attorney Brotzaan Assistant City Manager Reid Deputy City Clerk Ellis Director Long, Library Services Houst119 Spectaltst Nestler, C01111Unity DtvelOtllltftt ( 1) CGUIICIL .... MLOCI IIMD, -IT IIAS SKOIIDED, TO APPIOVt TIil 111111TH Of TIil na,...M IIUTI• OF &Y ZO, lNZ. Ayes : Council lltllbtrs Bullock, Van Dyke, HathawQ, Habentcht, W1990fter, Gulley, Wi99ins Nays : None Motion carried . 6. Pre-sctllduled Vt1ttor1 (1) AIICJle Cuatngs was honored as the winner of the • .._ the Book · aobtle• conte s t . Director Long explatned the parttculars of the contest. He stated that Ms. Cuat119s sugvestton of •11tnbow Express• was selected by a . . 'I .. I. • • .. • • ]- Englewood City Council Minutes August 3, 1992 -Page 2 • • • panel of three judges. Mayor Wiggins offered Council's congratulations. She thanked Council for the honor. (b) A resolution reappointing Stephanie Thiessen as Youth Liaison to the Englewood Public Library Board was considered. The resolution was assig- ned a nlllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 75, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF STEPHANIE THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAI- SON TO THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI •LEY IIOVED, -IT lfAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 75, SERIES OF 1H2. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Netlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (c) Police Officer Mary Beth Chandler, Safety Services, was honored as the City of Englewood's E11ployee of the Month for July. 7. Non-scheduled Vtsttors There were no non-scheduled visitors. 8. co.untcattons, Procl .. ttons and Appotntaents There were no cC1111Untc1ttons, proclaaattons, or appotnt .. nts to consider. 9. Publtc Heartnt No public hearing was scheduled before Counctl. 10. Approval on second leedtnt COUNCIL IIEIIIEI •LEY IMED, -IT IIAS SEalllED, TO APPIO¥t • SEcam IIEMI• MDIIA ITEII 10 (a) AS FOLLOIISz (a) ORDINANCE NO. 32, SERIES Of 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 29, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SALE Of FOUR PIIOPERTIES IIHICH VERE DEVELOP£D FOR THE •auJLD" PROJECT TO BE SOLD ON THE OP£N MRKET. Council Mellber Van Dyke noted that 3395 South Eaerson, which consists of a foundation, is under contract. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, tt.thaway, Habenicht, W119Gft8r, Gulley, Wiggins None # ,, - • ' I . • , I ]- - Englewood C1ty Council Minutes August 3, 1112 -Page 3 Motion carried. <. 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions • • t• • (a) City Manager Fraser presented a recommendation from the Department of Connunity Development to adopt a bill for an ordinance extending the Sales/ Use Tax Rebate on machinery and equipment for three years. He stated that during the past year the response to the rebate has not been overwhelming; however, he noted it is a good marketing tool, an incentive to re-invest in our cOIIIIUnity, and does not have a major financial impact on the City's budget considerations. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 30, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 30, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE REBATE OF SALES ANO USE TAX ON THE PUR- CHASES OF MACHINERY ANO MACHINE TOOLS FOR BUSINESSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COlll:IL .. El HAIENICHT MOVED, -IT IMS stCOIIDED, TO APPROVE AIENDA ITEN 11 (1) -COlll:IL IILL NO. 30. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carrted. (b) Housing Specialist Nestler presented I rec01111end1tion froa the Oe- part•nt of Coauntty Oevelopaent to adopt a btll for an ordinance granting the Publtc Servtce Coapany of Colorado a utiltty eas ... nt on the property lo- cated at 2249 West Warren Avenue, a Project Butld property currently under construction. He noted staff ts tn the process of designing a hOll8 to stt on thts lot and the house will be located on the front of the lot tn order to use the extsttnv sewer lines. The lot ts extra deep wtth the electrtcal service at the rear. To servtce the future structure, a servtce pole would be set at approxt .. tely 125 feet on the East property ltne. Dtscusston ensued. The Deputy Ctty Clerk was asked to read Counctl 8111 no. 31, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 31, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE GRANTING PUBLIC SERVICE CCIIPANY OF COLORADO A UTILITY EASEMENT ON TH£ PROPERTY LOCATED AT ZZ49 WEST WARREN AVENUE WHICH IS A PROJECT BUILD PROPERTY CURRENTLY UNO£R CONSTRUCTION BY THE CITY Of ENGLOIOOO. COUNCIL IIDIID IULLEY MOVED, -IT IMS SECWD, TO APPIOVE --ITEII •• ll(b) -COIIICIL IILL •• JI. Ayes : Counc il Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habetl tcht. W1990ft8r, Gulley, Wtggtns Nays : None Motton carried . , •• , r • • • ., I. , • I ]- ]--- Englewood City Council Minutes August 3, 1992 -Page 4 12. General Discussion <. • • I• • (a) Mayor Wiggins congratulated EDDA and others involved in the Charlie Pride Concert and the Best of the West Fest presentation on Saturday. It was agreed to send EDDA a letter commending them for a job well done and offering continued support for future festivals. Also, a letter of thanks to Charlie Pride. (b) Council Member's Choice (i) Council Mellber Bullock advised Council they would be recetv- tng a request from radto station KQXI, which ts currently co-transmttttng wtth a Chrtsttan radio station on the sewer plant site tn Englewood. KQXI ts in- terested tn obtatntng their own grant or franchise frOII the Ctty of Englewood to establish their own tower. Dtscusston ensued. (tt) Council Metlber Yan Dyke: I. She noted several Council Mellbers had received a letter frOII Ron Densaer regarding the proposed traffic stgn at Charles Hay Eleaentary School. She requested an update on the placeaent of the stgn. Council Mellber Gulley explained Mr. Densaer feels that the warning stgns are not appropriate to the actual pattern used by the children. Council Mellber Habenicht noted that when the legtslatton regarding the stgns was passed Council had been assured the School/City Coatttee had been con- sulted. She felt ... should go back to the school accountability coaittees to see if they concur with the plac ... nt of the stgns. City Manager Fraser ad- vised that each school was represented tn the discussion and had the oppor- tunity to review the plans for the stgns. Ms. Habenicht explatntd that in the past the schools tend to put staff lllllbers tn positions of speaking on behalf of the parent groups and soaeti•s that infonution does not get through to the parent groups. Discussion ensued. 2. Ns. Yan Dyke requested that letters and certificates of thanks to the individual participants of the Revenue COllll1ttee be sent of behalf of Council. (tii) Council Nellber Hathaway encouraged participants to send sug-r.stions as ... 11 as congratulations to EDDA regarding the Best of the West est. (tv) Council Nellber Habenicht: I. She coaented on the article in the July 30, 1992 issue of the Englewood Herald about pol tee officers walking the beat. She was iapressed wtth the favorable citizen response to the progr•. She thanked the Englewod Herald for so 1 t c 1 t t ng ct ti zen coaents on issues of cOftCern to Counc 11 . Ms . Habenicht stated she ftnds the opinion poll very helpful. 2. She noted a ctttzen has pointed out that graffttt on a barrier at Lipan Court ha s yet to be ret10ved. She asked staff to investigate. "' -. • .. I. • 0 , # ·' ' t I ]- J- • Englewood City Council Minutes August 3, 1992 -Page 5 . . • • • 3. She reminded Council of the upcoming City of Englewood Recreation Depart- ment production of Oklah011a, August 6, 7, 8, and 9, 1992. 4. She advised that Howard McGregor, of Engineering Dynamics, has agreed to a free consultation regarding the court room sound system. 5. She passed out a rough first draft of a reso 1 ut ion regarding Co 1 or ado Children's First Act. Council was asked to review the proposal and be pre- pared to discuss the issue at the next study session. Discussion ensued. (v) Council Member Gulley shared several negative cownents she had received regarding the proposed conde1111ation of Cinderella City. She felt the public relations on this issue was not handled well and Englewood's i•age has suffered for it. City Manager Fraser responded concerning the various facets of the City's in- volv8118nt in trying to revitalize Cinderella City. Further discussion ensued about how the City and its representatives could hopefully turn the negative perceptions into positive ones. It was strongly suggested that citizen input be solicited in this project. 13 . Ct ty llana .. r' s Report (a) Mr. Fraser ret1inded Council of the Budget Workshop scheduled for Septetlber 25 and 26, 1992. (b) He stated the position of Deputy City Manager has been restruc- tured. He announced that llanapant Analyst Reid has been proaoted, effective August 3, 1992, to Assistant Ctty llan19er. (c) He announced that Lee Merkel has been hired as Director of C01111Uni- ty Developaent. Mr. Merkel has worked for various towns throughout Colorado as a unager, planner, and mst recently for the northwst ar·ea Council of Ciovernaent on water issues. (d) He noted Council had received copies of a draft ordinance regarding cable consortium. He noted staff has been working with a nllllber of other cit- ies on the possibility of a collaborative effort to negotiate a cable franchise that would serve the .. tro area, rather than have a series of in - dependent negotiations. (e) At Mr. Fraser's request Assistant City Manager Reid provided an update on the General Iron Works site. Mr. Reid noted the owner of the site, Atlas Metal Iron, has agreed to reaove all uterial in the northwst section of the property by SeptNber 30, 1992. Efforts to remve cont•i nated uterials are still being discussed. He also provided an update on the shingle recycling business now Nied by Allerican Excelsior. He assured Council that they would be apprised of further actions regarding this property. . . • . • I . • ..... , 1, -·' ,'. _r , , - - Englewoocl Ctty Council Minutes August 3, 1112 -Page & ·-- . . • • • ,. ... " (f) Mr. Fraser transaitted copies of the final report on the study of U.S . 285. He noted the report has been sent out to the citizens who partici- pated tn the public aeetings. The report covers the area between Santa Fe and Broadway on U.S. 285. 14. City Attol"My's Report Assistant Ctty Attorney Brotzaan stated the barking dog problem at Orchard Place has not been resolved, but ts set for trial on Septeaber 1, 1992. 15. MJOUl'Mlftt The ... ttng adjourned at 8:23 p.a. " -. , • ... .. I. . , I ' .. £ • • I .., ~ ' I ,...., - c1n CGIIICIL MED STA1US IIINIY FOi TIE MIIUST J, ltlZ c1n CGIIICIL IIEDI• Agenda Originating Item Departaent Description Act10II Taken SA FIN SERV 6A CMGR 68 CMGR 6C CMGR lOA COtl4 DEV llA COtl4 DEV llB COtl4 DEV 12A CMGR 12Bi CMGR COUNCIL MINUTES 7/20/92 APPROVED 7-0 ANGIE CUNNINGS HONORED AS 111-R OF ·NAME THE BOOICll>BILE• CONTEST RES0f75 REAPPOINTING STEPHANIE APPROVED 7-0 THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAISON TO LIBRARY BOARD NARY BETH CIWl>LER HONORED AS ENGLEIIOOD'S EMPLOYEE Of MONTH FOR JULY ORDl3Z (CB129} APPROVING SALE Of APPROVED 7-0 FOUR PROPERTIES DEVELOPED FOR •euILD• PROJECT CB130 EXTEll>ING REBATE Of SALES APPROVED 7-0 l USE TAX ON PURCHASES Of MCHINERY All> MACHINE TOOLS FOR COE BUSINESSES CB131 GRANTING PUBLIC SERVICE A APPROVED 7-0 UTILITY EASEMENT ON PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2249 II. WARREN AVE. WIGGINS: 1) CONGRATULATED EDDA I All INVOLVED IN CHARLIE PRIDE CONCERT/BEST OF WEST FEST BULLOCK: 1) ADVISED CCUICIL IIOULD BE RECEIVING REQUEST FRON KQXI FOR &RANT OR -1 - • ) • • Follow-• COPIES TO IE DISTRIBUTED EFFECTIVE DATE Of OIDIIIMICE -12:01 A.N. SEPTEMBER 6, 1992 SECOND READING 8/17/92 SECOND READING 8/17/92 STAFF TO PREPARE LEllER TO EOOA ON BEHALF Of CCUIC I l ClWIEll>ING THEN FOR JOI IIELL DON£ I OFFERING CCIITIIIJED SUPPORT Of FUTURE FESTIVALS • • 0 C C ... I ~ • ~, . . I r-, ~ . .. . . I ' .. .J '. I 12Bii CMGR 12Biii CMGR 12Biv CMGR 128v CMGR 13A 138 CMGR CMGR .. FRANCHISE FORM CITY TO ESTABLISH Tlt[JR OWN TOWER VAN DYKE: I) LETTER FD IOI DEIISNER RE: PROPOSED TRAFFIC SICII AT CHAil.ES HAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOl 2) REQUESTED THAT LETTERS I CERTIFICATES OF THANKS BE SENT TO NEIIBERS OF Tit[ REVEIIIE C(IIUTTEE ON BEHALF OF CCUCIL HATHAWAY: l) ENCOURAGED PARTICIPMTS TO SDI> SUGGESTIONS AS WELL AS CCNiRATULATIONS TO EDDA RE: BEST OF THE WEST FEST HABENICHT: 1) CONNENTED ON 7/30/92 HERALD RE: POLICE OFFICERS IIALKING THE BEAT; SHE IMS IMPRESSED 111TH FAVORABLE CITIZEN RESPONSE I THNICED HERALD FOR OPINION POLL 2) GRAFFITI ON BARRIER AT LIPAN COURT 3) REMINDED CCUCIL OF UPCOMING RECREATION DEPARTMENT PIUJUCTION OF OKl.NtONA • AUGUST 6, 7, 8, All> 9, 1992 4) ADVISED THAT HOWARD ICGRE&OR OF ENGINEERlllli DYNAMICS HAS A&REED TO A FREE CONSULTATION RE: COURT ROON SOUND SYSTEM 5) PASSED OUT ROUGH DRAFT OF RESOLUTION RE: COLORADO CHILDREN'S FIRST ACT GULLEY: l) SHARED SEVERAL NEGATIVE CONNENTS RE: PROPOSED CONDEIIIATION OF CINDERELLA CITY REMINDED COUNCIL OF BUDGET WORKSHOP 9/25 I 9/26 STATED DEPUTY CITY MGR POSITION RESTRUCTURED; EFFECTIVE 8/3/92 NANA'80T ANALYST REID HAS BEEN PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT CITY NAIIA&ER -2 - • • • STAFF TO Pall)( UIIDAT£ STAFF TO PREPARE LETTERS I CERTIFICATES SAFETY SERVICES TO 111¥£STUiATE CCUCIL TO DISCUSS AT N£X1 STUDY SESSION 1/10/92 • • , ' ' • . .. to, I r, ~ . ~ ·, . I ,' 13C 130 13E . 13F 14A ,., '. r, • • • • • • CMGR Nl«JUNCED LEE NERICEL HIRED AS DIRECTOI Of CCIII DEY CMGR DISCUSSED DRAFT OROINMCE RE: CABLE CCINSOITIIII CMGR ASST CITY NGR REID PROVIDED Uf!MTE CII '8IERAl. ID WORKS & •cEDAR NOUNTAJN• CMGR TRMSNITIED COPIES Of FINAL REPORT CII STIDY Of U.S. 28 5" CATTY BROTDWt: I) BARKING DOG PROBLEN AT ORC1W1D PUCE HAS NOT BEEN RESOLVED; SET FOi TRIAl 9/1/92 PRESENT: All SEVEN NEfllERS ADJOURNED: 8:23 P.N. -3 - • ]- • • 2. • • ·, • <. AGENDA FOR DIE REGULAR MEETING OF n1E ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 3, 1992 7:30 P.M. Invocation. ~ 3. Pledge of Allegiance. ti)~ 4. Roll Call. '7-0 Mlnuta. a. Minutes from the July 20, 199'l Cty Council Meeting. ~ 6. Pre-Scheduled Viail:on. (Please 11.mlt your pneentatlon to ten minutes.) a. n. .. t#'~ b. ~o c. Angle Cwnminp will 'f ~~ • ~ °f '!f "Name the Bookmobile• contest ~ -r-UAC.-' ~ A NIOlution reappointing Slaphani•~-• Youth Umon to the F.nglewood Public Ubnry Board.~ Mary Beth Chandler will be honored• Englewood'• EmploYft of the Month.~ 7. Non-Scheduled Vialton. (PINN limit your pnNRtation to five mlnuta) ~ 8. Communications, Prodamationl, and Appointments. _,B- 9. Public Hearing. (None) fr • • I . • t --I ]- - • • City Council Agenda August 3, 199'2 Page 2 ' ~. • ,, ~ • (• • /!fpo. Approve on second reading. tylJ-~,O a. Council Bill No. 29 appn,ving the ,ale cf Proj,ct 8Ul1D pn,pertt ... fa,16.y-- 11. Ordi~~-~lutions, and Motions. a. ~~ation from the Department of Community Development to _ ad)~ adopt a bill for an ordinance extending the Sales/Use Tax Rebate on ~/J n-0 mac:hineryandequipment. ST~J2~~ ~. • 1 ~1a1111me 6'11:fniem,_ 1 --T/ll.MA..1 CUf1 ,~ "'· .l~mmendation from the Department of Community Development to ~~ Y~~pt a bill for an ordinance granting the Public Service Company of Colorado a utility easement on the property located at 2249 W. Warren Avenue, which is a Project Build property currendy under construction. STAFF SOURCE: ~~ of Housing Authoti!· Tg'--"'1 ~ '=;JU~Lt,,,/- 12. General Oilcuuion. a. Mayor'• Choice. b. Council Members' Choice. 13. Qty Manage(• Report. 14. Qty Attorney'• Report. Adjournment. ~ 8:,1.3~ The following minutes were transmitted to Coundl from rn /16/'11..t11 /'30/'11.: • Englewood Public Ubnry Board mNtlng ol July 14. 1992. • Uquor Ucenaing Authority meeting ol July 15, 1992. • Englewood Urban Renewal Authority meeting of July 1, 1992. • Parb and llecnation Commillion meeting of July 9, 1992. . , • ' I. • • ,. \ f I • , I - • • 1. Ca 11 to Order • • EIIILEMOOD CITY COUIICIL EIIILEMOOD, AIAPAIIIE caaTY, COLOUDO ....,lar Sesstan August 3, 1112 The regular ... ting of the Englewood Ctty Counctl was called to order by Mayor Wtggtns at 7:37 p.a. Z. lnvocattan The invocation was given by Counctl Mlaber Bullock. 3. Pledfe of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. 1o11 can Present: Absent: A quorua WIS present . Also present: 5. lltnutes Council Mlllbtrs Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggtns Ctty Nanager Fraser Assistant City Attorney Brotzaan Assistant Ctty Manager Raid Deputy City Clerk Ell ts Housing Spectaltst Nestler, COIIIIUtlity O.velopaent (a) CGUIICIL IIElaEI MLOCI aa, -IT IMS BllaD, TO APPIM't TNE lllllfrtS OF TNE -·· mn• OF MY IO, 1111. A.yes: Council Mlabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carrted. 6. Pre·ldlNulM Whttors (a) Angie Cuaings was llonond IS the wi11Mr of the • ._ the Book- llObt1e• contest . Her suggestion was ·Raillbow Express.• . ' ·- • I . • • .. , I ]- • • Engl..ood City Council Ninutes August 3, 1192 -Page 2 . ' • • • I• I'. (b) A resolution appointing Stephanie Thiessen as Youth Liaison to the Englewood Public Library Board was considered. The resolution was assigned 1 nullber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 75, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF STEPHANIE THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAI- SON TO THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. COUNCIL NENID MLEY NOYED, -IT IIAS SECaED, TO APPIOV£ 1£501.UTI• NO, 75, SE11£S OF 1H2. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Nllll,ers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (c) Nary Beth Chandler was honored as Englewood's EllployH of the Month for August. She was presented t-shirt and a 91ft cert1ftc1te. 7. llort-sc:IINUled Vtsttors There were no non-scheduled visitors. 8. C:-tcattons, Procl-ttons INI a,,otntants There were no c_,ntcations, procl-ttons, or appot11tants to consider. t. Pultltc lllart111 No public hearing .. s scheduled before Council. 10. All,rova1 • ~ 11Mt111 CGUIICIL .... IUUEY .... -IT -•111a, ll •rllft • sa:a .... MED ITII 10 (a) AS FIUMa (a) ORDUWIC[ NO. 32, $[11[$ Of lltl (COIIICIL IILL II). 29, INTIODUCm IY COIIICIL NOIIER &Ul.L[Y), EITITLm: AN ORDINANCE APPROVINC THE SAL[ OF FOUi PIDP£1TIES IIUCH 11£1( DEY£l0P£D FOR TH[ ·au1Lo· PIGJECT TO IE SOLD CII THE OP£II NUlET. Ayes: Nays: COUftCtl ..-.rs 11111ock, 1111 Dyb, HltllWQ, Hlbelltcllt, ll191wr, S..11ey, Wt91t111 None Motton carried. 11. ONtnences, lno1uttons INI Mt- (a) Ctty Manager Fraser prtHllted I rec ind1t1111 ,,... the Dl,artwt of c ..... tty Deve1opaent to ldopt I b111 for 111 ~t11111ee ••t•U111 tllt Sales/ Use Ta• Rebate on 111eht111ry 11111 ... ,,...i. Dtscus ,1 111 e111ued . . . -------·· "'~ . .. I. • • , .• ' f t -. I ]- • • Engl..ood C1ty Council N1nutes Autust 3, 1192 -Page 3 ,, • • t~ • The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 30, entitled: COUNCIL Bill NO. 30, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE REBATE OF SALES AND USE TAX ON THE PUR- CHASES OF MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS FOR BUSINESSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUIICIL IIEIIIEI HAIEIIICHT IID¥ED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIIID, TO APPIOV£ MElllA ITEII 11 (a) -CUICIL IILL m. 30. Ayes: Council Nlabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carr1 eel. (b) Housing Spec1a11st Nestler presented a rec011111endation froa the De- partaent of COIIIIUn1ty DevelOplllftt to adopt a bill for an ordinance granting the Public Service Coapany of Colorado a utility easaent on the property lo- cated at 2249 West Warren avenue, ""1ch 1s a Project Build property currently under construction. Discussion ensued. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read COUIICil 8111 no. 31, entitled: COUNCIL BILL m. 31, lmaJUCED BY COIIICIL NENBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDIIWICE UMTI• PUil.iC SERVICE CCIIIPMIY OF COLOUDO A UTILITY WEJOT ml THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2249 IEST IIMREII AVEU lltlCH IS A PIWECT MIILD PROPERTY CINENTLY UNDER CCIISTIIICTICII BY THE CITY OF ~EWOOD . COUIICIL ... IULLEY .... -IT IMS SECIIID, Tl .Ufllft --ITEI •• ll(') -CUICIL IILL •• JI. Ayes: Coullc11 Nlabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, ll191oner, Culley, W1911ns Nays: None Motton carried. IZ ...... 11 D11CU1s1• (a) Nayor Wt91tns offered COftl1"atulattons to ED for the Best of the Mast testtvtttes. (b) Council Nlaber 's Chotce ( t) Council Nlaber Bullock advtsed Council wuld be recetvtng a request froa radto station ICQll for a grant or franchise froa the Ctty of E119lewod . (11) Counctl ..... r VIII Dyke: • I. • .. , •• # t ~" I ]- - • Engl..ood City Council Ninutes August 3, ltt2 -Page 4 ' (, • • t• • 1. She advised she had received a letter froa Ron Densaer regarding the pro- posed tnstallattonn of a traffic ltght at Charles Hay Eleaentary School. She requested an update. 2. She requested Council send letters and certificates of thanks to the aea- bers of the Revenue Coa1tttee. (iii) Council Mellber Hathaway asked that suggestions as well as kudos be sent to EDDA regarding the •a.st of the West.• (tv) Council Mellber Habenicht: 1. She coaented on an article tn the aost recent tssue of the Herald/ ctttzen coaents on Police foot patrol progr•. She thanked the Herald for brtngtng tn ctttzen cOlalents. 2 . She coaented on the concerns of the residents of Upan Court facing the industrial section to the West. She also questioned why the graffiti on the wall/barrier hed not been cleaned up. 3. She reatnded Council of the upc•ing production of OklahOlla, August 6, 7, 8, and 9, 1992. 4. She advised that Howard McGr990r, an acoustacle engtnHr, has said he would be willi119 to consult on the court rooa sound syst• at no cost. 5. She passed out a routh ftrst draft of a resolution regardt119 Colorado Children's Ftrst Act . (v) Council Nlllber Gulley stated she had received •earfuls• r99ardt119 the froposed condematton of Ctndenlla Ctty. She felt the PR was not handled• 1 and our 1-.. has suffered for tt. 13. Ctty lllnafll''S ~ (a) Nr. Fraser ratnded Council of the ludget Morkshop scheduled for Septlllber 25 and 26, 1992. (b) He announced that Nan...-,it Analyst Retd has been p,,_ted, effec- tive tlllledttately, to Assistant Ctty Manager. He stated the posttton has been restructured and he wtll be ass•tng supervisory duties previously held by Deputy Ctty Manager Narttn . (c) He announced that LN Nerckle has been appointed as Director of Coa1Untty Develop111t1t . (d) He had received a draft of the cable consort ton wlltch was a col - 1 aborat tve effort. (e) He asked Assistant Ctty Manager Retd to provide an update on the General Iron Marks stte. Nr. Retd noted the 01Nrs of the stte, Atlas Metal . . "~ .. I. • . , # •• ' t ,,.,.. I ]- - • • Eng19WOOCI City Council Ninutes August 3, 1112 -Page 5 • • • Iron, have agreed to clean up the area by Septeaber 30, 1992. He also pro- vided an update on •cedar aountain.• (f) He passed out the study on 285 and noted the reports have been sent out to citizens. 14. City Attorney's l8port Assistant City Attorney Brotzaan stating the barking dog probl .. has not been brought to resolution. The scheduled court date ts Septtllbtr I, 1912. 15. M,jOUl'lalnt CIUIICIL ... MUY am TO .... The .. ting adjourned at 1:23 p.a. Diputy ctty Clerk . ' .. I . • • - - • • "' - • • '· 5 A- EIIILEIIOCID c1n COUNCIL EIIILEIIOCID. AUPMOE COIIITY, COLORADO Retular Session .July 20. 1192 1. Call to Order The regular 111eeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:34 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Metlber Bullock. 3. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. Roll Call Present: Absent: A quorum was present. Also present: 5. llinutes Council Metlbers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None City Manager Fraser City Attorney DeWitt Manlftlllllt Analyst Retd Deputy Ctty Clerk Ellis Director Fonda, Utilities Lieutenant Vandel"llle, Police Dtvtston ( a) COUNCIL IEIID IULUY IMID. -IT IMS SECWD, TO APPIIOVE THE IIIIIITES OF THE REIUI.All IIUTI• OF &YI. HN • Council Metlber Habenicht offered corrections as follows: Page 8, Agenda It .. 12 b (111) by lddt119 to It .. No. 2 · Dtscusston en - sued constdertng differences tn policy 1110ft1 council lllllbers. Page 9, Agenda It .. 12 b (vi) to indicate that she had subllitted for the r ecord as we 11 as prepared I report on lier attendance at tht CNl Con · ftrtnct tn Junt . . , •' \ ' • . • . • I. , ') • • ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 20, 1992 • Page 2 ,. • . ,~ • Page 9, vote results on Agenda Item 14 (a) to indicate Ms. Habenicht vot- ed in the affir111ative to allow the City Attorney to defend the appeal of Carol Matthews traffic ticket of February 10, 1992. Vote results on the approval of •inutes of the City Council 111eeting July 6, 1992 as amended: Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council tletlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None ( b) COIN:IL IIENIEl Ill.LEY llt¥£D, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPROVE THE NIIIJTES OF THE PUILIC HEAIU• Of aY 13, 1H2. Ayes: Council Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 6. Pre-scheduled Vtsttors (a) Mayor Wiggins advised that the awards to participants of the Proud Property Program would be presented later in the ... ting. (See page 3) (b) Alexander Stickler, 1400 East Bates Avenue, requested financial assistance to travel to and coapete tn the lttZ Juntor Nattonal Road and Track Cycling Cha111pionships. COIN:IL NEIIID IULLOClt IIDVED, -IT IMS suaa, TO APPIIOVt A DaTICII OF $150.00 TO ALEUIIU STICILD TO ASSIST NII AS IE alftTU II TIE U.S. IATICII· AL CYCLJ• CIWIPICIISNIPS. Council Mellber Gulley stated tt ts taportant for Counctl to establtsh a policy for future donations. It was agreed to dtscuss the tssue at budget retreat in September. Council Mellber tt.benicht asked that Nr. Stickler be gtven a City t-shirt. Ayes : Nays : Motion carried . Counc 11 Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, WlggOfler, Gulley, Wtggtns None Council MNlber Hathaway suwested tllat Nr. Sttckler contact the Greater Engle - wood Chlllber of C01111erce to request lddtttonal support. Council MNlber Habenicht noted thts don1tt111 c1111s froa the dtscrettonary bud · get whi ch also 111aws tlle Cttr to asstst v1rtous progr1111 such as JRttr -Fatth Task Force and lllals on IIINh . ,,_ . , ~ / I • .. I . f . . ' • , ? I ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 20, 1992 -Page 3 • • • I • (a) Mayor Pro Tem Hathaway, Rhonda Davis and Thad Carson of the Clean, Green, and Proud Con111i ss ion presented certificates to the following par- ticipants of the Proud Property Prograa: -Lou and Ann Scott 473S South G1l1p1go Street -A.C. Lindner 4000 South Grant Street -J1111es L. Higday 4970 South Washington Street -Jay and Jean Styes 2808 South Delaware Street -Douglas L. Cox 4580 South Washington Street -Marvin and Cindy Sytsaa 52S East Allherst Avenue -Rich and Cherrie Brandt 2297 West Wesley Avenue -Kaiser Peraanente Health Care (Jan Nelson) 29SS South Broadway -Sky Plaza Apartaents (Leona Ad111s) 3600 South Bannock Street The residence finalists were: -Dorothy and Elaer Schwab 4795 South Inca Street -Nonna Masters 4794 South Fox Street -Edith Ashcraft 3990 South Logan Street The residence finalists received 91ft certificates tn the uount of SS0.00 from the sponsors: Englewood Garden Center, lessen Enterprtzes Inc., and En- glewood Clean, Green, and Proud C01111tsston. The outstanding business property award went to Craig/Swedish Caapus (Scott McClurktn, Scott Geurltnk, Joe JohnsOft, Chuck Reno, Jta Lucas, Dan Fitzgerald) 342S South Clarkson and SOI East H.apden Avenue. 7. Non-scheduled Vtsttors (1) Alan Zwiefelhofer, 3425 South Sher.an, speaking on behalf of several residents of Orchard Place, C011Platned of dots barktng excessively and noisy children . He asked for assistance in dealing with the problNs as he feels he has exhausted his optiOfts. Ctty Nanater Fraser responded to the con- cerns and advised of actions the City has taken in an 1tt111Pt to rectify the problems . He noted one of the d09 Olllfters has been cited and the court date ts July 21, 1992. Discussion ensued. Council Neaber Hathaway asked for a show of hands of those residents of Orchard Place in the audience, those on the east side of the building, and those that 19reed with everything Mr. Zwiefel - hofer said. Sht noted the residents have brGU9ht these concerns to her on different occasions and tt ts Indeed I nuisance and has been for a long tt ... City Attorney DeWitt advised of the taportance of the residents testifying tn court. Council Metlber Hathaway etteourlCJed the res i dents to ull the pohce each time thtrt ts I problN . (b) Vesta Frank, 3425 South sa.r.n, reiterated the COftCerns expressed by tlr . Zw,eftllloftr . She was HMlnd the pl"Obl• ti,OUld be addressed . 8 . Coauntcattons, Procl-ttOM IMI a,,ttnta1M1 ,- • . - ' ; I . • • , ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 20, 1992 -Page 4 . ' '· • • , . • There were no communic1tions, procla111&tions, or 1ppointinents to consider. 9 . Public Hearing No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 10 . Approval on Second leading COUNCIL MENIER HATHAIIAY IIOYED, _, IT IIAS SECOll»ED, TO APPIOYE ON SECOND READ- ING A&Ell>A ITEM 10 (A) AS FOLLOIIS: (1) ORDINANCE NO. 31, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 25, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 1, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 11 RELATING TO A BAN ON WOOD BURNING ON HIGH POLLUTION DAYS. Ayes: N1ys: Motion urried. Council Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, H1th1way, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and llottons (1) City M1nager Fraser presented a recoaendatton froa the Departaent of Coanunity Developaent to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving the sale of properties developed for the BUILD Progr ... He advised the intent of this ordinance 1s to provide the latitude and direction to staff to perfora within certain guidelines. Deputy City Clerk Ell ts was asked to read Council Bill No. 29, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 29, INTRODUCED BY COIIICIL NOIIER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SALE OF FOUR PIIOPERTl(S WHICH WERE DE· VELOPED FOR THE ·euJLD· PROJECT TO BE SOLD ON THE OPEN NARKET. COUNCIL IIBIIO IULLn IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECGmED, TO AIPIOVE MEIIDA ITDI 11 (a)· COUNCIL IILL llt. Zt, Discussion ensued regarding tncoae par-ters. City Attorney DeWitt stated this ts not an assistance progr .. , this ts a reconstruction progr .. , and there are no lower tncoae guidelines. Vote results : Ayes: N11s: Motion carried. "' - . ' • .. I . • • . , ' J - • • I I • Englewood City Council Minutes July 20, 1992 -Page 5 • • • Council Member Van Dyke advised of three properties for sale on South Lincoln Street, just north of East Amherst Avenue, that may qualify for the "BUILD" Project. {b) Director Fonda presented a recoaendation from the Utilities De- partment to approve by 1110tion a $95,000 bid froa MI M Tank and Tower Corpora- tion for the rehabilitation of the Zuni Water Storage Tank. He advised that when the Zuni Water Tank was taken off line for its every-other-year inspec- tion in April, a high degree of corrosion was noted on the exterior of the stand pipe section. This corrosion, if left unchecked, could lead to pipe failure. This storage tank is an integral part of the water distribution sys- tem in the Scenic View area. Discussion ensued. COUNCIL NEIIIER lllLLEY NOVm, _, IT IMS SlCOIIDED, TO APPIOVE THE IID OF $115,000 FRON N l M TAllt Ale TOWER COIPOIATI• FOi THE REHAIILITATI .. OF THE Zlltl WATER STORAGE TAllt. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 12. leneral Discussion {a) Mayor's Choice Mayor Wiggins pointed out that it was tiae to start the evaluation process for the City Manager and City Attorney. Discussion ensued. COUNCIL MENIER IMII .. IINID, -IT IIAS maa, TO • IIITO DICUTIYE SlS- s1• JULY 27, 1H2 AFTER THE -· Al S1UDY SESSI• FOi EYAWATim. Ayes : Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, W1190ner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried. (b) Council Mellber 's Choice { i) Council Neaber Hathaway advised that an Arapahoe County Sheriff 's Deputy had inquired as to why the ntlf Engl...ood police cars were not equ i pped with cages . Ht felt they -.re •a little bit unsafe for that reason ." Li eutenant Vanderaee advised that the cars are equipped with restraint belts and an eye bolt that coaes throuvh the floor of the car . A violent prisoner can be restrained in that .. n.,.r. (It) Counct 1 Ntabtr Habenicht noted she had attlftdtd a Neighbor - hood Wat ch aeettng. with Mayor Wiggins, for residents of the cul -de -sac on Clay Court . The restdtn s expressed concern regardtng strNt ltlflttng on the cul ·de -sac and had ctrculated a petttton. Ns. Habentcht asked COUftCil to con - si der granting thetr request for street ltgllttng . llftlthy discussion ensued regard i ng the re s tdents spectftc concerfts, establishing a policy for handling citizen request s for ltghttng, residents substdtitng the installation and oper at i on of ci t i zen requested strtet llgllts, and past practices . Staff wa s ,. - • • I . • • , 2 ]- Englewood City Council Minutes July 20, 1992 -Page & . ' • "' • • " directed to prepare soae alternatives for the residents to review at their Neighborhood Watch .eeting, Saturday, July 25, 1992. Also, staff was directed to prepare a recOtllllendation for Council to review within the next two weeks. ( ti i) Counci 1 Nellber Waggoner noted he had received a complaint from a citizen regarding soaeone selling cars froa a residential area. Mayor Wiggins stated he had received the saae C011Plaint and it is being addressed. City Manager Fraser advised that Neighborhood Services has apprised the owner of the code restrictions and they are aonitoring the situation. (iv) Council Mellber Gulley noted a citizen had contacted her with a problem and she thanked Dana Glazier for his PrOIIPt, satisfactory response. 13. City llana .. r's lepof't (1) City Manager Fraser advised that llanage.ent Analyst Reid has been working with Enviro,-ntal and Neighborhood Services Adllintstrator Glazier, the owners of "cedar aountain", and the a.ners of the General Iron Works site, with regard to the accuaulation of stored aaterials. Mr. Fraser and Mr. Reid briefed Council on the status of "cedar aountain.• 14. Ctty Attorney's le,ot't (1) Mr. DeWitt offered an update on the status of the proposal for the Englewood S..11 Business Dtvelopaent Corporatton. · (b) He discussed the raptdly cllMgtng cable TV envtrOMtnt, t.e., FCC approval of teltpllone c..,..tes t11to the •rut. Cable access tn the City will becoae aore of an tssue •htcll •111 Med to be addressed tn tile future. (c) He passed out 111 arttcle COIIP11ed by Hftral enttttes, tncluding the City of Englewood, about tile LOlft"Y Lllldft11 SuperlUIICI tssue and an arttcle on the subject fro11 the July 17, lMZ tssue of the lta11 Street Joumal. He discussed the status of SUP£RFUIID. 15. Adjounllllllt CCUICIL .... MWY au TO.... The wttng adjoumed at 1:40 p.a . I . ( "~ • I I • ' • I . . , 2 ]- ] • • • ;~ t p- • t• . • ' ~. • RESOLUTION NO. '5. SERIES OF 1992 Jr fijM'I l A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF STEPHANIE THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAISON TO THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. WHEREAS, the Entlewood Public Library Board membenhip conlilta of nine (9) memben which are appointed by City Council u Mt forth in Title 2, Chapt.er 2, Section 1, of the Enctewood Municipal Code; and WHEREAS, it ia the dNire of'the Eqlewood City Council to appoint a non-votinc Youth Liailon to the Library Board; and WHEREAS, the Youth Liailon to the Library Board would be a reaident of'the City of' Enclewood when appointed; and WHEREAS, the Youth Liailon ol'tbe Library Board wm will be from July 1, of'tbe year appoint.eel until June 30 of' the foDowinc ,-r ol' their appointmmt; and WHEREAS, the You&b Liailon lhall be a Hip School Studlat ancllr the ap ol' eipteen (18) yean when appoint.eel; and WHEREAS, the Youth Liailon would proride valaable input into the operation• fllthe Englewood Public Library; NOW, TIIDICJIOU. BE ff USOLVBD BY TIU CffY COUNCIL OP THE CffY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT: 8edien l A ftCUCJ .._.Ille .......... Plllllic Lllfu7 ...... wich lhall be ftlled by Ille ....,.i.,...ttl91aphaie,,.._, • Y..all U... t. the .......... Pllblic 1..ibrm7 .... Staphanie ,,.._ii..._._ ... ti ......... (11) ,-n ol'• u ol'the dat.e tltbil ·-·*'-· wl ..... ia a ....... ti .. ~tl•at ..... wl ...... WIii lhal1 be ha July 1, 1• and ..... .i.e IO, 1111. ATTSIT : Patricia H . Crew, Ci• Cllrk I, Patrida H, Crow,~ Clerk,. ... a. ,1 .......... CeleNde.......,"""' the abowe it a &nae 01P1 ti llNolu&im No. -a.-ti 1111. • I • ' .. I. • • ' 2 I .. ' . ... ---':.. ~ - • . \. • , ~ I ,~,f ;! t' I' 1 ~~ gi ·~ .. ,.,. ~ .... ~ ~ l .t1~ 5 f3 l • sl!I oi;; I , r s-r 111 Q ~ i.· i I Ii "'0 ii l 1i liJii It ••••;i lil!t !I Iii rti ~~ !I i~ E H •l1H !!!!n t~?r~ §f ~rt H~ lt ;~ ~ l l Ii ~~iJ I ~l r;rti ~1-iJ 1 1fl '~a r If ! 1t i' i 1,1~; I= t;I Iii t I! ; I SI f t r b ~!i .. B f ! or i c!ij a f J I t 1s I 1t}lr § l'il ~t~I i ;I § f its I' I 111 1" 8 -"' -I ·-I ----· ~ ! f' r r I J1 li'•t ~ •11 lfl , ~· =sp i ) f ' ( 1 l& i Jar · ( ii ~B~ i ll i I i I l1ll11 ! 1rit ,l r ~; 5:: Jt ,. ! f I . tu' .. . rl l .. A ~ • -~ I I r I . . . 7 .... & ' '11. I - - • . .. ·• • <. Pablilhed • • am 1or .. Ordinance on the Uni -, ,,, ,1a1y, lift. ............ ,....Oil .............. .,,,,Aapa. lln. ,. MH* .. lirtille•Onlia.-Ho._lllill r6un, • ....... fll.Aapat. lln. AT'l'SST: ·2· ~-. . , . ' .. I. . • ]- - • • • ·, • BY AUTHORITY ORDIN CE NO._ SERIES O 1992 A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 29 INTRODUCED BY COUNC MEMBER. ____ ....,,.._ AN ORDINANCE PROVING THE SALE OF FOUR PROPERTIES WHICH DEVELOPED FOR "BUILD" PROJECT TO BE SOLD ON THE OPEN /lfUl.1\N!i1· City Council allocated $500,000 from the WHEREAS, in 1990 the whereby newly conltructed, Ii ob1ol11cent i.o-and new h- h;tim Is ,,.. f'oUowins ....... clevelopad for die Project BUILD: L aM&Soudl ..._ I. 31111 Saath ..._ s. 3381 Saath ..._ '-3311 Saath .... It' 1. flle pun:haNr lhall bl the oecapmL partiN who wil1 NCUN ntmned to the BUILD fund proper,~ n-loana have bNlt cloNd; propertill which .... clevelopecl for putjN who Iba)) NCUN thlir own pare ... and ca-lop uid propertill_alaall ......................... .............. t(~). 2 . flle pwchuer lball aat own_,._,...._• die_.. fl fl .... to the __ ,...,.... 3 . flle pnperty may aatbl ....... bf the .............. ._ CJ),-.fl ·-•nhip . 8ertm 3 flle Mayorwl dNC-Cllrll ..................... lhepnpor.._fl .... ror tho_,,.,.._ flthool Pl'IPll1ill .......-to loedla 71 fllho .......... ~ Charts. 10 a .. I. • 0 , - - • • • Date August 3, 1992 • • :~ • COUIICO. COIIIIUIIICA11011 11 a 8abject Sales/Use Tax Rebate ProtVam EvaluaUon Pam Pepper. Eccmorntc Development Mmtnwtratm The Salea/Uae Tax Rebate PratJam la P'opoeed to be mmded for three yeaa to tncrew puUdpaUon ID tbe pl'otJam and tbe aic,od wlll recdved ~ tbe bulllneU commumty. . PRSVIC>aa COUllal. AC'IIOlf ,,,_ A year aac>, Cit)' Council p•nd am ardlDence far tbe rebate al 2~ al tbe 3.51rt salea/uae tax oa mecbtnny and mecbtne toala. Tbe rebate .... to occur aver a tbree year Ume frllme: 50 percent 1111a' tbe int ,-r. 25 percent 1111a' tbe aecaad year. and 25 percent after tbe ddrd year. Tbe rebate -far a trial pa10d far parcbaee made from July l. 1991 to July l. 1992. 8TAn' AIIAl.'1918 The purpoeea of the aalea/uae tax rebate ardlDence lll'e to encountlt bum HI to: 1 l tnveat ID tbe expemkm al their mamufactm1DC capablltlee: 2) blre new~ and remain compeUttYe by plll"CbalDC up-to-date tecbnolocv; and 3) create a poeauve buslneu env1r'Omllent ID £n&lewoocl. Tbe ..... 11111 baa DOW been dlectlft far almoet a year and tta lmpaCta have been reviewed. From July l. 1991 to July 28. 1992, eevm «wa..,.mee bave -s,plled far tbe w tax rebate. They bave purcbwd a total of 8215,858 ID equtpnent, far a rebate total al 86,313. Thia revenue loN • ~ CMr tine ,-n. to be pal bKk • fallow: • • . I . • , ]- • • • ~ 1993 1994 1995 TOTAL • • -1• ~ $3,157 81,578 81.578 $8,313 "'~ The total use tax to be collected from the non-retail sector for 1992 ia eaumated at 8275,000. Thia eaumate aaaumea that 90 percent of the use tax tnvolves the pW'Chase of macbluery and macblDr tools and equtpment. If correct, the City could potentially be J.table for 8141,429 ID rebates (to be returned over three years). However, the City baa only recetved requeata for 86,313, or four percent, of that potenual lou. &Aamll01Jlm GIYen a low parUdpatiml rate, the rebate baa not actually stimulated mgnfflcaut IDveatment by the manufacturtng sector. However, std' rec-oumlfflda extmdtng the pl'OfP"am for three years for the followtng reaaona: • The program needs time to become better known to the manufacturing community before we can evaluate tta true Impact. Tbe profp'8ID should receive more publld1y to tncrew tbe partldpatkm rate and to measure tta dfect on IDYeatment atlmulaUon. .. • It • an lmpol1ant met tu IJoi•emeee rec:ndtmellt and llllll1EeUDC tbe Ctty. • well • mamtatnmg poamve re1aaaaa With emtmg «llllpMdea. Tbe prqp'1IID demamtratea that we are a "bul:tnaa frlmdly" community. and that we are w1J1tnC to work With and -.lat our lllllmlfllctmer. • In cllllcuaatoaa With our manufacturen, maJar tnvalmellta ID equipment are made lnlrequmtly, and aame baYe not bad an oppartuld1¥ to parUClpate tn tbe IJl'OtP'IIID. altbou&b tbey plan 1D darlDC tbe next few years. Addmonally. tmuon 18 an tmpo11ant 1aaue tu tbe community. Tbme reepM'brlC to the £nffewood HffGlda queauon on tide l8aue unaDlmoualy aupparted exfmcltng the program . Other csuea that baYe tbl8 type of IDcenttve IDClade 8ba1daa.. wldch bM no uae tax at aD. and Arvada. wblcb aempta tbe entire tax on macbtnay and macbtne toollt. BrfCbton. Louilvllle. and Greenwood vmaae aD baYe aame acepUoaa 1D their w tax. however they are moetly minor exiempaom. Tbe potenUal OnenctaJ tmpact to h&lewood over tbe next m years aboukS be mlatme•. I . " I . • , .. I -I if ill !(J !t i!j!fiff(I II Ill t!!i i!f i iii !i Jl.i t iii i'1 Ii tl!iiiiii 'i 1!ii f!if iii! I!~ I ,,, , ~, •i•tfl't' I ~, !,,1 ~i,r ;b ~ !Ji ii!! i,'i!Jl I jJf l1'!J !S'i ~I Iii I Ira r, 1''1 r1•lis,,r~l ~~,;I f tr}fr 1~ a; tr If Ir •if( a '1·t 'l r~, ~ ~ f r-· I l tai~·11 g J,' ''IJ i!l 2i ~ If 11 'r r1(J;(!,1 ' fil l f Jf l!f i al I i I r · tl t ill g • • I r I . . . 7 • " • . ~ -• • I• • 8edtm '-No panbw .... 6r,laly l, 1116, IUD qaalify k tbia ....._ AD nbata lhall be pal....._ .Jaly 1, 1911 and tlua Ortlimmcl aball be mall and ftid aa and aftar .July 1, 1118. lntrodaoed. ..... in fall. ... ,-11 • tlnt....., Ill tbt 3rd -., Aapa, 1112. Pablllbeil u. Bill fbr -0...--die ldl..,., Aaplt, 1111. ATTUT: PmWa B. c...., a_. a.It 1, Palricia a. c...., Clt7 an ftldle Clt7 .,-.., .-. c--....., _., t11at die ... md r.. I I I fe a a._,, fl a lliD lir • (WI •, flltl It .. ,_ ill ftall, and ,.... ......... die .. .,.,....., 1111. ·2· . ' •. • I . . 0 J- • • • Date August 3, 1992 IJlll'l'IATSD BT • 0 I• - COUIICD. COIIIIUIUCA1101' Al•adaltem 11 b 8alllject Public Service Company E•ement/Project eun.o Depm1:ment of Community Development Paul Mabnowald, Executive Director of tbe Ena,ewooct Houamg Autbortty IUVS/AC'DOlf IIWoaD Request approval of an ardlnance .-.muac an eMffllellt to Public ServlCe Ccllllpany of Colorado on 2248 w. Warren Avenue, wldch • a Project eun.o JJl'openy. PltSVIOU8 COUIICII. AC'IIOII The City Coundl .... approved tbe purchw of ....... re-Ima.I pl'operUea far the Project eun.o PrcJtpm. ffAn' MAl.'1818 1be lot at 2249 w. Warren Awnue • an overeae lot with tbe electrtcal .nice at the rear of the lot. To eer\'lce tbe future new bame, a eer\'lce pole wvald be eet at approl1a•etely 125 feet an tbe Eat .. opaty llne. 11le new bame'a electrtcal .nice would be fed tram tbat aemce pole. I.Mt year, tbe City COUDll:9 rec:-,m aended a Pl'OIIW be IDIUtllted ID &14£wood whereby newly c:omtnlcted. ..... ......, ..... replace eertoullly dlapedeted OI' ru.nctioaally ot.:lflceat IMNl11. 11le .. Gpl!IV at 22'8 W. Wllffllll baa bem purcbwd under tbe Project Bun.D ...... and• ID tbe tide of tbe City. PIIIAIICIAL There• DO coet to tbe Ctty far tbe Public 8elwtce e•emeata. ,. - ' I . • , - \~ • • ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 1992 • • • BY AUTHORITY ABILLl'OR COUNCILBILLNO. 31 INTBODU!.ZJl ~CIL NINBIB~ , AN ORDINANCE GRANTING PUBUC SDVICE COMPANY OP COLORADO A UTILITY BASEMENT ON THE PBOPBK'l'Y LOCATBD AT 2141 waT WABRBN AVBNUB WHICH 18 A PBOJBCT BUILD PBOPBRl'Y CUllRBNTLY UNDO CONST&UcrJON BY THB CITY OP ENGLEWOOD. WHDBAS, the City af Bnpwoocl will comtnc& a Project Build home• the proparty ud the amine llt.ili1,J • ...,, cmna&ly can not_..,. the ftatun new home; ad WHDBAS, the .... ClllllllnctioD bu DI 1111itatad Plablic Seniae Cc!mpeny lo reioeata iu utility-tin order to contiam lo proride atiJiliN lo die new......._; NOW, TIIBUPORB, BB IT ORDAINBD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OP THB CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS l'OU.OWS: 8ertien t 'l'be City Coaacil af the City af Bnsle-...1 approu• a 111ili&y 111wrt pat,ed to the Public SerYice Company af Colorado tor a an, atility •11--,t wllicla raa • the 11:Mt ftff feet afthe property locat.ed at 2M1 Wea& w.,.,. A....., Sap,w .... Celarado • - pnciaely clNcribed • th• at&ached Pllblic Seniae Ceapeny Of'Celonde Utility Ba1111MDt u hhibit •A•. 8ertien I-,,.. ...,._ the a. Clark .. erir .............................. , ... wl -......, afthe City., .... ..... hltndaeed. rwl iD fall. wl ...... Int ....... die ... " A...-. 1111. ........ ., ..... 1111. 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I • • • r L....i • • I ' '• I I 1 !Ulf ;~ !1 i!i1 fl iii iti1 Ii II ~ ps f g, q ~ 1 u•t1 1~ P ,u ;.r !Ii :1n 11 1 < .1r~~ 2! .1 Irr eP D~O ~ -nQ ,. r I .. • ii t ~· s~ 'l l't Jr 'f 11: §I ~ ii[~ ~1 t~ 11! ~t I •rl 59 I 7 ,. I l ~1l1 8 tr nr i'-·-t lr ,-: I , • lfu ! ft HI tj .J !ti · .. ; f ( ._ I ' ., f , ' .. ~ '!'if ' ... t:..: • -· • , . \ • ~ • . .:> -:) .. . , " ... • -, • ' ]- • • • 1. ca 11 to Order • • <. EIIILEIIOGD c1n CGUIICIL EIIILEIIOGD, AIAPAHD( CGllffY, COLOUDO lellalar Session August J, 1n2 The regular ... ting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at~·•· 2. .nwx:t,;.' The invocation was given by Council .._.r Bullock. 3. Pledte of All .. iance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. 1o11 can Present: Absent: A quona WIS present. Council .._.rs HathMM,Y, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Vtggins None Also present :_._,I--Ctty Nanlger FraHr ,:;-;-:. ~., • ,,,,_.,, City Attonley lllftTr'•~ ~-~ ............ , .... td -1~ ~ty City Clerk Ellis 5 . lltnutes G • rt'ty IIVill; rt -Director llaltllOlflki, Housi .. Authority (1) CIUIICIL ... ~-. -IT m Bt•a, Tl •Pllft THE IIIIIITU IF THE ... M MY a, 1•. Ayes : C...il .....,.. •nock, •• o,u, Hath-.,, Nlbenicht, W1111ner , Culley , Vt91iws Nays: None Motton carried. 6 . PN•ICIINulN Whiters (1) ~te cua, .. s WIS honored ti.. tM Wie!.o~ tM .... tM look - aobt le· contest. Her suggestion WIS • 0-/Jt,J ~· • . ' .. I . • •' , 2 ]- - Englemod City Council 111nutes August 3, 1992 -Page 2 ,, • • • (b) A resolution appointing Stephanie Thiessen as Youth Liaison to the Englewood Public Library Board was considered. The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by tit 1 e: RESOLUTION NO. 75, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REAPPOIN11EIT OF STEPHMIE THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAI-SON TO THE ENGLEVOOO PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. CGIIICIL --/1.~fk/ IIOVED, -IT IIAS SUCIIIIO, TO APflDI£ IESOLUTla m.11.~ ~es: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns Nays: None Motton carried. (c) Nary Beth Chandler Wl~~s Engl-.ood's Ellployee of the Month for August. She WIS prese11ted ~ m;, , . 7. IDn•ICIINulN ltsttors There were no non-schedu 1 ed v ts t tors. a. C:-tcattons, Pl'oc1-ttons • ...,.tnlaftta There were no coauntcattons, proclaattons, or appotntaents to constder. 9. Pultltc .... rt111 No publtc heartng WIS scheduled before Counc:11. 10 ........ al•~••t111 CIIIICIL -.,., -IT IMS •111a, Tl ..... • .... .... ._ flUMa (1) OIIDINMCE •. lZ, SEIIES Of lift (CCUICIL IILL •. n, INTIIJOUCm IY COIIICIL IIElaER CULLEY), EITITLm: AN OIIDINMCE APPDIIIC THE SALE Of FCUI PDOTl£S lltlCN 10E DEYELOPED FOR THE •1111u• PMJECT TO IE SOlO CII THE OPEi MIIIET . ~s : Nays : Motton carrted . Counc:11 Nlllbers •11oc1t, Vu Dyu, Hathaway, ~tcht , V1111111er, &ulley, Wi91in 1 lone ,. -. •. .. I. • • ]- Entlwood City Council lltnutes Aufust 3, lttZ -Pa .. 3 . . • • • ... (a) E 1 presented a recoaenda- t ion froa the Departllent of C01111Unity Developaent to adopt a bill for an or- dinance extending the Sales/Use Tax Rebate on aachinery and equipaent. Dis- cussion ensued. The Deputy Ctty Clerk .. s asked to read Council Bill No. 30, entitltd: COUNCIL BILL II>. 30, INTIDlJCm BY COUNCIL MDIIER ~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE EXTEll>ING THE REBATE OF SALES NI) USE TAX ON THE PUR- CHASES OF MCHIIERY All> MCHIIE TOOLS FOR BUSINESSES IN THE CITY OF ElliLEIDJO, COLORADO. ~ c:allCIL -..a, -IT IIAS SECGIIIID, TO .VPIOVt MEIIIA ITIII II (a) -. 30. Ayes: Council ....._rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, llaggoner, Gulley, lltggtns lays: lone Motton carr~ (b) sented a recoaendatton frca the o.p.rtant of CCIIIIIUllt y Develop11111t to adopt a bill for an ordinance granting the Publtc Service COIIPUY of Colorado a uttl tty eas-t on the property located at 2!49 llest llarre11 • .,.., ..e.tdl ts a Project lutld property curre11tly under cOll- structton. Dtscu11t011 ensued. The Deputy Ctty Clerk ws asked to Nad eo.c:11 1111 111. 31, •titled: CWIL IILL II). 31, rmaiucm IY COUIICIL r&l//£.I ~ A IILL FOR M ORDIIIMCE CiUIITllli PUil.iC SOIICE CGIINIY Of CGICIMDO A UTILITY EAS8IEIIT CII THE PDEffl LOCATtD AT U4t WST 1N1E11 Aftlll( •1CN IS A PIDJ£CT a,1LD PDEffl CUMOTLY UIIDEI c:asTIIICTICII IY THE CITY Of Ellil.DIIIID. CIIIICIL -~ -. -n as BIIIB, 11 ..... -ITIII •• II(•) ---.1 •• II. ~s: Cwtl Rr•rrs lullock, •• Dyb, Natlla,ay, Nabentcllt, V119DMr, &lllley, lltggh1s lays: lone Mott011 carried. IZ . .._.a111tca11• (a) ...,_..,s Cllolce Mayor 11 119 1111 did 110t llave •Y •tters to brl119 before to.ell. (b) to.en ....._r's Cllotce ( f) fiulley : " -. . , • . .. .., I. • • - - • Ent18IIIOOCI City Council Ninutes August 3. 1112 -Page 4 Waggoner Habenicht Hathaway Van Dyke Bullock 13. Ctty ......... llllort • • ·, • A/ Nr. Fraser did not have any •tters to brt .. beforw CCNMctl. Nr. Dlllitt did not llave 111y •tters to brt .. ..,_.. C...11. CGUIICIL .... ... Tl tlullla. TIie ... , f .. adJ011n1N at _ p.a. --------- Diiiiuty Ctty c1ert ,,, -. , .. I. • • I I - • • 1. Call to Order • • L• ·, • DIii EIINID Cln CCIUIICI L EIIILEIINID. AIAPMIIE c:cum. COLOUDO btular Sesston Autust 3 • 1 tt2 '--~-----~- The regular aeettng of the Englewood Ctty Counctl was called to order by Mayor Wtggtns at 7:37 p.a. 2. lnvocatton The tnvocatton was gtven by Counctl Melllber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of Allettance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wtggtns. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present . Also present: 5. lltnutes Council Naabers luth•ay, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habentcht, Waggoner, Wtggtns None Ctty llaftager Fraser Asstst ... t Ctty Attorney lrotzaan Asstst ... t Ctty llaftager Retd Deputy Ctty Clerk Ellts Dtrector Long, Library Servtces Houstag Spectaltst Nestler, Coalufttty 0eve1.,....t (a) CGUIICIL .... • UICI allD, -IT IMS lf.CCIIID, TO AP,_E TIE llllln'ES Of THE IEal Al IIUTI• OF at IO, 1111 • ~es: Council Naabers Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habetltcht, Waggwr, Culley, Wt99tns Nay s: None Motton carried . 6. Pre-s~l~ Ytsttors (a) Angie Cuah19s was honored as tile wt ... r of tile • ._ tile look - aobt1e• contest . Di rector long explatlled tile parttculars of tile c011test . Ne s tated that Ms . Cuatnts sugge stton of •111.._ Express• was selected by a ' I . • • , ? ]- • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes August 3, 1992 -Page 2 • . :~ • panel of three judges. Mayor Wiggins offered Council's congratulations. She thanked Council for the honor. (b) A resolution appointing Stephanie Thiessen as Youth Liaison to the Englewood Public Library Board was considered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 75, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF STEPHANIE THIESSEN AS YOUTH LIAI- SON TO THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. COUNCIL IIEIIIO IUllEY NOVED, Ml> IT WAS SECOM>ED, TO APPIOVE IESOLUTJCII II>. 75 1 SOJES OF 1H2. Ayes: Nays: Motion curied. Council Metlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (c) Police Officer tkry Beth Chandler, Safety Services, was honored as the City of Englewood's Ellployee of the Month for July. 7. Non-scheduled ¥ht tors There were no non -scheduled visitors. 8. Coauntcattons, Procl-ttons 8IMI A,tllotntants There .. ,.. no coaunicattons, proclaations, or appoint.ants to consider. 9. ,-,.11c .... rtnt No publ lc hearing was scheduled before Counctl. 10. ~al on Second INdtnt COUNCIL IIEIIID IUlLEY IIDYED, -IT IMS SUWD, TO APND1E • Kea l(MJ• MED ITDI 10 (a) AS FOLi.Mr (a) ORDINANCE NO . 32, SERIES OF 1H2 (CCUICIL BILL NO . 29, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NOIBER GULLEY), ENTITLED : AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE SALE OF FOUR PIOP(RTIES WHICH WU£ DEVELOPED FOR THE ·au1Lo· PROJECT TO BE SOLD CII TH£ OPEN fWl([T . Counc il NNber Van Dyke noted that 3395 South C..rson, llllfllch consists of a foundation, has (been sold)??? a contract on tt . Vol e r es ult s: Ay es: Nay s: Counctl ....,.rs lkllloclt, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habeni cht , Waggoner, Gulley , llt91tn s None .. I . • • . , , - • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes Augus~ 3, 1992 -Page 3 Motion carried. 11. 01"d i nances, Reso 1 ut ions and Notions • . , . • (a) City Manager Fraser presented a rec01111endation froe the Departllent of C01111Unity Development to adopt a bill for an ordinance extending the Sales/ Use Tax Rebate on uchinery and equipment for three years. He noted that during the past year the response to the rebate has not been oven,helaing. However, it 1s a good urketing tool, an incentive to re-invest in our coe- aunity, and does not have a uJor financial iapact on the City's budget considerations. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 30, entitled: COUNCIL Bill NO. 30, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE EXTEll>ING THE REBATE Of SALES NI> USE TAX ON THE PUR- CHASES OF MACHINERY NI> MACHINE TOOLS FOR BUSINESSES IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COIIICIL NENIO HMEIICHT IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECalD, TO APNOVE AIElltA ITEII 11 (a) • COUIICIL IILL •• JO. Ayes: Counctl Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, "iggins Nays: None Mot ion carried. (b) Housing Specialist Nestler preset1ted a recoaendation fna the De- partant of COlalffltty Develop11111t to adopt a bill for an ordinance granting the Publtc Servtce Coapany of Colorado a uttltty easaent on the property lo- cated at 2249 West Warren Avenue, •tell ts a Project lutld property currently under constructton. He noted staff ts tn the process of destgntng a hoa to stt on thts lot and the house wtll be located on the froftt of the lot tn order to use the extsttng sewer ltnes. The lot ts extra deep wtth the electrical servtce at the rear. To servtce the future structure, a servtce pole would be set at approxtutely 125 fNt on the East property ltne. Dtscusston ensued regardtng the effect of thts arrangeaent on future growth. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Counctl 1111 no. 31, entttled: COUNC I l BI LL II>. 31, INTIDXJCm BY COUNCIL NEN£R GULLEY A Bill FOR M ORDINANCE GRMTIIC PUil.iC S£1¥1CE CCINPMY Of COLOUDO A UTILITY WDOT ON THE PIIOPERTY LOCATm AT ZHI 11£ST INR£II AVEIU IIUCH IS A PROJECT BUILD PROPERTY CURRENTLY UIIJ(R CCIISTUTICII IY TN( CITY Of Ellit.EIIOOO . COIIICIL IIElaEI UilY Mftl, -IT lal BIiia, ll Affllft -ITII •. 11(•) • CIUIICIL IILL •• JI. Ayes : Counctl Nlllbers lullock, Vu Dyu, Hath-.y, Habentcht, ll1191ner , &ulley, Vtggtns Nay s: None Mot i on c arrted . •. .. I . • 0 , - • • Englewood City Council llinutes August 3, lt92 -Page 4 12. &eneral Discussion . . • • r (a) Mayor Wiggins congratulated EOOA and all those involved in the Charlie Pride Concert and the Best of the West presentation on Saturday. It was agreed to send EDDA a letter coaending thea for a job well done and of- fering continued support for future festivals. Also, a letter to Charlie Pride, thanking hi• for his efforts on behalf of the MS COllllll.lnity Resources. (b) Council Mellber's Choice (1) Council Mellber Bullock advised Council they would be receiv- 1119 a request froa radio station KQXI, which is currently co-transaitting with the Christian radio station on the sewer plant site in Englewood. They are interested in obtaining their own grant or franchise froa the City of Engle- wood to establish their own tower. Discussion ensued. (ii) Council Mellber Van Dyke: 1. She noted several Council Mellbers had received a letter froa Ron Densaer regarding the proposed traffic light at Charles Hay Elementary School. She requested an update on the plac ... nt of the light. Council Mellber Gulley explained Nr. Densar feels that the warning sips are not appropriate to the actual pattern the kids use. Council Mellber Habenicht noted that when the ordinance was passed Council had been assured the School/City Coaittee had been consulted. She felt • should once aore go back to the school accountability coaittees to see if they con- cur with the placeaent of the sips. City llanager Fraser advised that each school was represented in the discussion and had the opportunity to revi• the plans for the signs. lls. Habenicht explained tut in the past the schools tend to put staff _..rs in positions of speaking on behalf of the pare11t groups and s-ti•s tut inforaatton does not get through to the pare11t groups. Discussion ensued. 2. She requested Council send letters and certificates of thanks to the in- dividual participants of the Revenue Coaittee. (ttt) Council lllaber Hathaway asked that suggestions as •11 as kudos be sent to EDDA regarding the •1est of the Mest. • She noted that it 1s an integral part of the process to hear both sides of the story fra the par - ticipants . (iv) Council lllaber Habenicht: 1. She coaented on the article ·Re•rs favor police officers walking beat• in the July 30, 1992 issue of tbe Englewod Herald. She was iapressld with the favorable citiz8ft response to the progr•. She thanked the Englewod Herald for soltcittng citiz8ft coaents on issues of concern to Council. lls . Habenicht stated she finds the opinion poll very helpful. .,, - • I I. • , ]- - • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes August 3, .1992 -Page 5 • • - .... I • Z. She noted that several 110nths back Public Works had COIie out to look at a property that is on Lipan Court facing the industrial section to the west. There was an indication that there would be sOllething done in teras of putting up SOiie sort of barrier thats in the agreeaent that we have with those proper- ties when that planned developaent was put in and also there was soae graffiti on the wall and we were going to have the police investigate that graffiti before it was reaoved. Well the graffiti is still there to •Y knowledge, it was pointed out to ae this weekend and I thought perhaps it got lost in the paperwork or soaething, but she thinks it should be addressed. 3. She reminded Council of the upcoming City of Englewood Recreation Depart- ment production of Oklahoma, August 6, 7, 8, and 9, 1992. 4. She advised that Howard McGregor, an owner of Engineering Dyn•ics, they work as accoustacle engineers. She had casually mentioned that we have prob - leas with this system of ours in the City. He indicated he was willing to consult with us at no cost to take a look at what the acoustacle dynaaics are and wtth the sound system. I thought that was a very generous offer and I want to share it wtth you. 5. She passed out a rough first draft of a resolution regarding Colorado Children's First Act. Council was asked to review the proposal and be pre- pared to discuss the issue at the next study session. Discussion ensued. (v) Council Neaber Gulley shared several negative c~nts she had received regarding the proposed condemnation of Cinderella City. She felt the public relations on thts issue was not handled well and our iaage has suf- fered for tt. City Manager Fraser stated that Council had talked about the concept of con- deaation of Cinderella City during a public aettng as a tool that could be used tn trying to revitalize Cinderella City. He felt the article in the En - glewood Herald was reasonable and tt was picked up by the Rocky Nountatn News. He spoke to the reporter froa the News and discussed the concept of condemna- tion and what that •ans to the public and our concern about people vtewtng the aall as potentially closing as a consequence of that. That thts was one tool of aany that we atght use to try to facilitate a change of a.nership and the redevelo.-nt of that stte. Siatlarly, when Channel 9 and 4 were out he talked to the reporters about the notion of a condeanation as opposed to clos - ing down the aall and the fact that the aall ts going to continue on be vital . It's unfortunate that people have different reactions to the word condemna - tion . He noted that Richard Dolson of Equitable had contacted hts office on Friday about their willingness to hire a public relations fira to work on thts project and to deal with just thh ktnd of issue. He stated he was excited about the offer as i t ts the first response we have had froa any of the owners in the two year s the City has been working on this deal . That represents a positive concern about their ,-.. Cinderella City 's i-., and their inter- est In making thi s a viable, l0119 -ttra project . Mt have set up soae steps so that we wt 11 be working with thea . They also sha...cl the concem about the reaction to the tera condeanatton w.s overly negative . ,, - • . , I. • , - • • • Engl...ood City Council llinutes August l. 1112 -Page 6 • • I• • Council Mellber Van Dyke felt the perception shared by Council Metlber Gulley was valid as perceived by a nUllber of people. She felt there is an opportuni- ty that we can change it around and aake it positive whenever possible. City Manager Fraser pointed out that the notion of a condeanation that this Council accepted to work with was I reaarkable stroke froa the City's perspec- tive and also one which stia1lated the ownership to aake a aove. He felt it was legittaately I prtae interest story for the aedia. He stated that people now understand that the Ctty ts going to be active tn this and he suggested the next step be to get the c01111Untty involved wtth the Ctty in developing a plan that works for Cinderella City and that we talk about I highly public process that ts one in which the c01111Unity says •here's what we'd like to see•, •here's what aakes sense• as a result of soae retail studies, etc. that has c01111Untty support so at the ttae when soae action ts taken by the City it wtll be one that enjoys the kind of support you are talking about. Council Mellber Hathaway stated she had also been involved tn •daaage control•, however the c~nts she received •re of a aore positive nature. She tried to explain the concept of condealation and encouraged the citizens to be part of the process. She cited lack of ctttzen input during the redevelopaent of Trolley Square. 13. City llana .... 's llport (a) Mr. Fraser reainded Council of the Budget Workshop scheduled for Septellber ZS and Z6, 199Z. (b) He stated the posittOII of Deputy Ctty llanager has been restruc- tured. He announced that ......._.t Analyst Retd has bNn promoted, effective August J, 1992, to Assistant Clty lllnager. (c) He announced that LN llerctle has bNn htrecl as Director of C•- amity Developant. Mr. llerckle has wrbd various t01Ms throughout Colorado as a aanager, planner, and •st rec•tly wrbd for the norti..st area COG on water issues. He wtll be startt .. saattt• tn the early part of Septlllber. (d) He noted Council had recetvecl coptes of a draft ordinance r91arcltng cable consortton. He noted staff Illas bNII wrtt .. wtth a IIUllber of other cit- ies on the possiblity of a coll~ative effort of quite a IIUllber of cities to negotiate a cable franchise that W111ld serve the •tro area, rather than have a sertes of independent 11e90ltattoa1 •re tht cable industry picks apart saall coauntttes there's bNII early effort to get a IIUllber of ctttes to writ together toward a st .. le •sttr fr111elltse ir•••nt that wtll also allow the coauntty so. efforts to do saat tatlort.. ocally. That 's what tht or- dinance ts about and he appreciated C-Ctl 's review of tht draft ordinance. (t) He asked Assistant C ty llaaagtr Reid to provide an update on tht General Iron Worts site . llr ... td .. ted the 01Mtrs of the stte, Atlas lletal Iron, have 19reed to ~ all •ttrlal t11 tht ROrt .... st sectt• of tht prop - erty by S.,tlllber 30, 1992 . It dtt ROt tRCh• tht oldtr •terial that stts directly north of tht c•ttr of tllt property (tht old Sttn1s llogtrs sttt), that ts htghly cont•ttattd, tlltre ts ROt a clear dtft11ttt011 of what's wood I . • • , ]- • EntlftOOCI C1ty Council 111nutes Autust 3. lll2 -, ... 7 ·. • • • Ind .tl1t 1s scrap iron and that could take I little .tlile to sort that out. He stated he had •t with American Excelsior, property owners for the ARC Recylcing CClllpany. Nr. Vil11ari has been evicted froa the property and cur- renty they ire negotiating in court whether the shingles are an assetor a liability. As mre infon11t1on bec-s available Council will be advised. Mr. Reid stated he anticipates a letter of proposed clean-up froa Aaerican Excelstor SOllltiae later this weet. (f) He passed out coptes of the final report on the study of 285. He noted the report was also sent out to the citizens that parttctpated tn the public aeettngs. It covers only the area between Santa Fe and 8~ on 285. 14. Ctty Attome,•1 ~ Assistant Ctty Attorney Brotzaan stating the Orchard Place barttng dog probl .. has not been brougllt to resolutton. It has been set for trial on Septlllber 1, 1992. 15. MJounaant CGUIICIL IIElaEI IUUEY 1111D TO .... The .. t1ng adjourned at 1:23 p.a. Deputy ctty c1erlt . . ,,,_ . ' •. .. I. • 0 ,. • . . ]- • • ' . . ~ . ~ ' ~: • • I . • • • • , • - 0 - • • I . • • ]- • • • • • - ,1r ~~A,~J~/~ ~£k:~ ~--0 Wt-~~/~~~ ~Auuv~ Wllh.J- . ... I. • . . • ,- •. . , . • ' • I . . • I ,. , • 0 I • - • • • • ,. - l ~ . . ' •. ' I . . , • ' ' •. 0 I• • // P- cV-~ ;u: ~t-~ ~ ~ _1~~ . . I . . • . ' . , • ] •. - • • • 0 I• • ~l:ii"''~""'"""-1111 F-/Jl)/1-- r»J/j~ ~ U}/A.f-=r~ /)u.,~ -,ld,lwtr-El)M- ~--~r~~, k~ ••• ' . . . I . . , • ' . -. . . 0 I • • ' ' . . . • • I . . • • •• • • . • • 0 ... • • • ' '· . ' ' I . • , • ]- • • • . ... • ,, - . . . . 0 • • I . . • • • - • . .. • 0 I • • • • ' ' . ' I . . I f - • • . ... • 0 • --,,_ I • I . . , . . . I , - • • • . .. • 0 • . . . . . I . . • , - • • • • August 17, 1992 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING "' -. ' •