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Home My WebLink About1992-04-20 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• ,, . 0 - 0 ~~e-e'L~ ~ ~ Z&JI 1'1'/A &ul A6. /f: /, 191 ze;, 2.1 • • • Au J/o . , S5, 5'~, 57., .5?, S-9, 6~ b/ I • • I " •• . • I ,...., ~ • I : , ~ I I I ., I I : ~ ,( ' . • 0 ' . c1n CGIIICIL --STANS IIUIIT F• TIE AMIL zo, 1112 c1n CIIIICIL l&T .. Agenda Originating Follw-• I tea Oepartaent Desert pt ton ActtOII TIUII SA FIN SERV COUNCIL NIIIITES 4/6/92 APPIDV£D 7-0 CGPIES 10 IE DIST1IIUT£D 6A CMGR DRCOG PRESENTATION OF LOCAL GOVERNNENT INNOVATION AIMIIDS 68 CMGR GIIENDOL YN COll>OlEO RECoauzm AS EMPLOYEE OF TH( 1111TH OF MY 7A CMGR KATHERIN£ FISCHBACK, 4425 SO. ACCIM RE&AAOINC COID£TE DimICT 1992 78 CMGR JEMIE tEIIILLIMS ON IUW.F Of HER ll>THER AT 3795 SO CRMT OBJECTm TO CGICRETE DlmICT 1992 IN ITS PRESENT FOIII 7C CMGR NOREEN BE&ORDIS, 5095 SO tWffHOME PRESENTm PETITION WITH 17 SICIIANIES IN OPPOSITION TO INSTALLATICII OF SIDOIAl.lt ON BELLEVIEW AS PMT Of THE 1992 CONCRETE DISTRICT 8A CMGR PROCUMTION -ME RECYCLIII& 1111TH APPIOW£D 7-0 88 CMGR PROCUMTION · APRIL 28, 1992 AS APPIOW£D 7-0 NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE MY 8C CMGR PROCUMTION -MY 1, 1992 AS APPIOW£D 7-0 EPSILON SIGM ALPHA MY 80 CMGR PROCUMTION · MY 7, 1992 AS APPDm 1-0 NATIONAL MY OF PRAYER -1 . .........._ _____ -- I ' • ' .. A. I , ~ • I I 'I I ' J I I - .: I ,f lOA PUB WKS 108 SAF SERY/ FIRE llA SAF SERY/ FIRE 118 PUB IIKS llC PUB IIKS 110 COMM DEY 12Bi CNGR 12Bii CNGR 12Biii CNGR ---- • 0 • OROl17 (CB115) CREATING PAYING )IOA & I DISTRICT FOIIIED; PUB 1115 TD DISTRICT II>. 35 -NAVAJO STREET )APPROVED 7-0 PlmCEm BASED OI STATE Aal• PROJECT ) ORDIIB (CBl17) MIEll>ING EICLEWOD'S ) EFFECTIVE 12:01 A.N. 5/24"2 FIRE COOE/EIIC §8-2E -2 (ABOVE &IUII) ) STORAGE TANKS FOR fl>TOR YEHICLE fll(L ) DISPENSING STATIONS) ) CBl14 APPROVING fllTUAl. AID ACREDDT APPROVm 7-0 111TH LITTLETON SECOII> READING 5/4/tZ CBl16. l CREATING CONCRETE DISTRICT APNDVm 5-2 SECOII> READING 5/4/tZ 1992 NAYS: HMOIICNT/MLEY fl>TION TO APPROVE CONTRACT FOR APPRDYm 7-0 PUI 1115 TO PlmCEm 111TH SPECIAL I ... ENENT DISTRICT II>. CCIISTIIICTIOI; FILE COPY Of 1992-ECIC CONSTRUCTIOI TO Cl SHlm CCIITUCT 111TH CJn NEIi DESIGN CONSTRUCTION $214,651.65 cu•·s OFFICE RESOLUTIOI REliARDING M MEIIIDT TAILED 7-0 PUILJC HEAIIII& SET FOi TO SIIEDISH NEDICAL CENTER'S PLAalED 5/11/12 AFTER llllat CCIUICIL DEYELOPNENT/fl)TION TO TAILE IIILL CONSIDER RESOLUTIOI HABENICHT: 1) STATED HER APPIECIATIOI FOR STAFF'S EFFORTS OI THE MORKSHOP 2) REQUESTED INFOANATION FD FIN SERV REGARDING TYPES OF CITY INVESTIOTS HATIWMY: I) ENCOURAGED COIIICIL TO ATTEND CEROIINIAL PLANTIII& OF THE 10,000TH TREE 2) REQUESTED CITY OF ENGLEWOD IWleER FOR CELEBRATION HONORING YOUlfTEERS OF OUTDOOR COLORADO BULLOCK: 1) REQUESTED STATUS OF HMIOEJI BEAUTIFICATIOI PIOJECT -z - ' I ~ • ' . , .. I ·' a , ~ . , . ~ • I I ililil,.[ (CONTINUED) I l4A CAny 148 CAny J4C CAny I l4D CAny .., PRESENT: Al>JOuRNED: - Z) REQUESTED STATUS Of IIEETIIIGS 111TH DNI SCHAEFER, HAIie IAIJllr Ml> VARIOUS CITY COUNcJLS CBIJ8 APPIIDVINC AGREENEIT BETVEEN APPIDrm 7-0 SECOIID IEADINC 5/4/tl ENCLElfOOO, l.MElfOOO, LITTLETON, All) IIETRO IMSTEIIATER RECI.MMTJON DISTRICT FOR SHARED SERVICES Ml> EICIWIC( Of INfOflMTJCJN/LOlltY LMl>fJLL S111£1fu11D SITE REso,54 APPIIDVINC ACl£9QJ 111TH iWIDWiu 7-0 SPIECEL I NDIIAIIIID, SPECIAL COUIISEL FOR ACCE REQUESTED EXECUTIVE SESSION FOi DISCUSSION Of PERSONNEL IMTTER FIRST CASE INVOLVING OllltY IIIOTNUs AOOflNC IMS FILED APRIL ll, 1111 HATfWMy NDVED TO 50 INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION «... MIOIMIEIJ Of RECULM SESSION TO DISCUSS A PEIISCNIEL IMTTER All SEVEN NBIIERS Of CITY COIIICIL 9:00 P.N. . 3 . • - • • • • . , AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF ,~ THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL APRIL 20, 1992 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. '7 :J? ~ 2. Invocation. ~ 3. 4. 5. 6. Pledge of Allegiance. /)j '1F Roll Call. 'J --Q Minutes. a. Minutes from the April~ 1992 City Council Meeting. ~ Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to ten minutes.) a . Ed Feist " the Denver Regional Council of Governments' Board of Directors. will present the ORCoG Local Governme~t lnJ'.IOYations Awards "' - to City Council.~~~~~. h. ~¥--,.,,-.-...-~~ ( 7. Nf:im ~ ~:J7!!j1,J•;~ntati«> lo fi~ ~=~_:)~4' 8 . ~municati "'~~. ~tn¥'~fd"M ~~W- ~7--0 a. ~'7--0b. ~?~d. Proclamation declaring June u Recycling Month. /)I,«, /J'fL Proclamation declaring April 28, 1992 as National Youth Savlce DaY_~ Proclamation declaring May 1, 1992 • Epalloll Slpna Alpha Day./)JUJtfl' Proclamation declaring May 7, 1992 as a National Day ol Pn)'ff-~ ) . . , . •• , r I • . ' . ' • • • , ]- - • ~ City Council Agenda April 20, 1992 Page 2 . , .. • ,. • • Council Bill No. 15, creating Paving District #35. ~un, ,~ Council Bill No. 17 amending Englewood's Fire ~--u 11. Ordinances, Reeolutions, and Motions. . \ ~a. Recommendation from the 0epartment ol Safety Services to adopt a bill ~•1-\1 .,.Q for an ordinanee approving a Mutual Aid Agreement~~-~ttleton. ~ ST AFf SOURCE: Chris OIIOft, Executive Officer.~ \ i¥t:mmendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for Mtllf. '...A.1::--anllnanc< approvmg Concrete Dis-1 STAR souare ,. - , . IJ> Of'"{,., Omla &tedy, OiftdOr of Public wr ...... ~--------- ~ Recommendation from the Department ol Public Works to approve by motion a construction contract for Special Improvement Disbict No. 1992-~ · \ ~ ECIC STAFF SOURCE: OWiet &laly, Dlnctm of PllbUc WOlb. "i/J . ~ ·l. i.ll;~ d. Recommendation from the eepartment ol Community Development to ....)."-w"'A.~ .....,. ........ -_..an_......,,.., .... s-sw,M,d;cal jltl";j \'I'll-',~ • c..nt<r .....,..S o.,,.ic,pment. STAR souac& --CllJ 1~--~ ~ 12. General Oilcut1ion. L M:iyor'• Cholce.fe"' b. Council--· Q,ol ... ,. _ 'IJJ,u,.di-,~~ r 13. Oty Manager'• R~ /~'-. 1 __ , cp ). tquJ.•1U .;~.,,C,(JN,'~ /\IIU , • 116.,,~IM-~ ·. ~,~> ,,-~-,,~~~ .... ~ ~l~~~ / r).-. ~ .... {t,()JJ T/NUt-D IJIIIJU J . , ' • . ' ' .. • • - • City Council Agenda April 20, 1992 Page 3 14. Oty Attorney's Report. . ' .. • ,.. • • A Bill for an Ordinance approving an agreement between the City of Englewood, the Qty of Lakewood, the Oty of Littleton. and Metro • Board of Adjustment and Appeal• meeting of 03/11 /9'.2. • Uquor Ucensing Authority meeting of 04/01 /9'.2. • Englewood Downtown Development Authority meeting of 03/11/9'.2. • Parka and Reaeation meeting of 03/12/9'.2. • Englewood Housing Authority meeting of ("l}./'11,/92. • Planning and 7.oning Commillion meeting of 04/W /9'.2. ' . • . .. ... J • • • • ]-.. • ·., • .. • , . . . • . • . ' ' • - • • • I• • (. Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 6 (b) ORDINANCE NO. 13, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 10, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER VAN DYKE), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 12, SECTION 3, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE WHICH DEALS WITH GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE LICENSE. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 14, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 11, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 3C, SECTION 5, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE. (d) ORDINANCE NO. 15, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 12, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WHEREBY SOUTH SUBURBAN GIVES APPROVAL TO ENGLEWOOD FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE GROUNDWATER UNDERLYING THE ARAPAHOE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Wa99oner, Gulley, Wiggins None (e) With regard to Council 8111 No. 13.Z approving eas ... nts with Glen- view, Ltd., Council Metlber Habenicht expressed concern on behalf of the resi- dents adjacent to the industrial area. SIie advised she had .. t with staff and the residents to explore options to the pef'IIIMftt eas ... nt. She .. ntioned the noise which ts experienced by the restdeftts tn this area and requested staff 's assistance tn explatntng to Council .tlat had taken place. City Manager Fraser suaartzed the situation, explaining that the residents have expressed concern about the noise they 1111 experience due to the altgn- aent of the proposed Navajo thoroupfare that wuld serve IS a front19e road when Santa Fe ts closed. These restdeftts are not aski119 that the Navajo proj- ect be abandoned, but that the right-of-way .tlich adjoins the Front Range Beverage property on the wst not be given up so that the City can Mintaln the option to construct Winderaere IS a part of an alternate frontage road al ignNnt If at soae point in ti .. City Council chooses to do that. Nr . Fraser explained that Council Bill No. 13.Z, if approved, wuld allow a por- tion of that property to go to Front Range leverage with the City Mintaining e1seaents over part of it. Further, that if the City ever chose to pursue a Winderaere allgnaent in the future, it would .. an that the property wuld have to be condtw1ed. Council Mellber Habenicht stressed that the City should be willtng to look at all alternatives which would alleviate the concerns of the residents adjacent to the Industrial area, and she suggested postpclfttng iaediate action to pro- vide that ti ... . ( • • • • ]- • Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 • Page 5 Motion carried. • • City Manager Fraser stated the next meeting of the Concrete Task Force is scheduled for April 13, 1992, 5:00 p.m., City Hall Community Room. Interested observers may attend. 8. C01111Unications, Proclaaat1ons and Appointments (a) COUNCIL NEMER BULLOCK NOYED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF APRIL 13 • 17, 1992 AS •BUILDING SAFETY WEEK.• Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. (b) COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY NOYED, AND IT WAS SECCNJED, TO PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF APRIL 21, 1992 • MY 2, 1912 AS •YICTIIIS' ll&HTS WEEK.• Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. The proclamation was presented to Susan McDonald, coordinator of the Victim Witness Service. Ms. McDonald graciously thanked Council for its continued support of the program. (c) COUNCIL NEJIIER HATHAWAY NOYED, AND IT WAS SECCNJED, TO ACCEPT 111TH REUET •IL llcELHIIIEY'S LmEl OF l£S1MATI• AS A IEIIEI OF THE ENILEWOOD DOIIITOIII DntLOflllEIIT AUTHOlllff. Ayes: Council Nellbtrs Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: Nont Motton carrttd. Ns. Hathaway infonatd Council that a replac ... nt recOlllltndl· tton ts forthcoaing froa the Englewood DoliMtown Dtvelopaent Authority. 9. Putt11c Ntar1nt No public heartncJ was schtdultd btfort Council. 10. Approval on second hadtnt Council Nttibtr Habenicht withdrew Agenda It• lO(e) froa those lt•s btlftCJ considered on second readlftCJ . COUNCIL NEJIHI VM DYi£ IIOVED, _, IT IIAS KCOIIDID, TO APNOVt • KCGII» IUD· IN& MED ITEJIS 10 (a) TNlCIUIN (d) AS FOLLM1 (a) ORDINANCE NO . 12, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 9, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MOtBER HABENICHT), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENOING THE PtlOCEOURE FOR INVOKING TERNS Of SALE Of PROPERTIES WHICH WERE DEVELOPED FOR TH£ •atJILD• PROJECT. ' I I . • I , ~ ]- 1-- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 4 . ' • • t• - an opportunity to prepare and budget for the costs. Available payment options were pointed out. COUNCIL MENIER HABENICHT NOYED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO BRIN& FORWARD ACiEll>A ITEM ll(h) · COUNCIL BILL NO. 16. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 11. (h) Director Esterly presented a recO!laendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance creating Concrete Replacement District 1992. He noted that City Council, by ordinance in 1991, approved Sl70,000 in PIF funds for concrete replacement for the City's portion in 1992. The Public Hearing on the formation of the concrete repl1ce111ent district was held on March 23, 1992. At that time the Mayor directed staff to contact all h0111eowners who signed up for a consultation. Mr. Esterly stated they had either contacted all the parties or have left at least three aessages. The locations designated in this year's progr111 have been detennined to be among 500 of the worst concrete situations existing within the City. In each in- stance the concrete is in advanced stages of deterioration. In most cases there exists the potential for expanding into a costly street failure in the future. He noted the assessaents total approxi•ately $544,000; the City plans to expend approxi•ately $170,000 in concrete repairs. Council Member Habenicht pointed out that a Concrete Task Force has been ap- pointed to study alternative aethods for proceeding with concrete maintenance and replaceaent. She noted the COllllitt .. s' rtc01111end1tion may include taking the issue to a vote of the people. COUNCIL IEIIO NAIEIIICHT IIDVID, -IT IIAS SUCIIDED, TO POSTflOIIE THE COIICHTE DISTlICT MIL A IECOIIIEIIIATJ• ,_ THE caan£ TASI FOIICE IS IECEIYED. COUNCIL IEIIO NATHAIIAY IIDVID, -IT IIAS SKGIIIED, TO TMU TO A TINE cmAII OF APIIL 20, 1992, FOi IECOISIDDATI• Of MED ITEN ll(h) -CGIIICIL IILL NO. 16. Council Melllber Habenicht objected to postponing to a specific datt, IS sht felt two weeks was unreal tstic and would not allow sufficient tiae to study the Issue . Council Member Hathaway stated sht WIS looking at tt fro11 a construction standpoint. She noted tht District could bt postponed again on April ZO, 1992 if the rec01111end1tion frOII tht Concrttt Task Foret has not bttn rtctived. City Attorney DeWitt conftl"lltd that a 110tton •to tablt to a tiae certain• would suptrsedt a 110tton •to postpone.• Vote results on tht 110tion aadt by Ms. Hathaway were: Ayes : Council Nlllbtrs lullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, WlftO"lr, Gulley, Wlft1ns Nay s: None II ~ • ' I . • , ]- Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 3 {, • • • stating she would be in favor of some kind of a tax. Ms. Mccully expressed concern with providing snow removal for an additional 150 feet of sidewalk. {g) Charles Renard, President of Renard, Inc., 4390 South Windennere, spoke strongly against Paving District No. 35, the Navajo Street project. He pointed out that the State is paying SOS, the citizens are paying l~. and the City ts only paying 2.6S; he questioned where current tax dollars are going and stated he would not be in favor of a mill levy increase. He said busi- nesses will be forced out of the district as they cannot afford this assess- ment. Discussion ensued. {h) Dorothy Sitsler, 2925 South Cherokee, infonwed Council that she is aware that her driveway is raised up due to tree roots, but as she is still paying on Paving District No. 28 she requested not to be in the Concrete Re- placeaent District at this tiae. She noted she is on a very liaited incOIIM!. { i) Paul Gl ovka, 2757 South Bannock, spoke concerning Drury Brothers Roofing, asking Council's assistance in requiring this COlll)any to COlll)lete its roofing projects. He expounded on the difficulties he has encountered with Drury Brothers. {j) Rick Bicknell, 795 West Nassau Way, asked what the City Council intends to do about the for111ation of the Concrete ReplaceMnt District. It was determined to bring forward agenda itN ll(h) for a vote after everyone was allowed a chance to speak to the issue. Jeanne McWtl 1t us (7 (a)) returned to the pod i ua and reminded Counc tl of the i nfor111t ion she had presented during the Public Hearing regardi119 last year's con- crete district. She reiterated last year's coaents concerning a aill levy increase and the aanner in which other cities perform concrete replaceaent. Ms. McWtlltus stressed the need to •stop the cycle• with regard to forming districts for which the citizens are forced to pay. Discussion ensued. (k) Fred Holly, 3024 South Corona, stated the City should pay for con- crete replaceMnt and repairs; further, that the repairs are not actually necessary and if the City wants the concrete repaired or replaced, the City should be willing to pay for it. (1) Mark Thoaas, 4700 South Delaware, agreed with coaents aade by the other speakers, coaenting that the City needs to find another solution to the problN so that the h01111owners do not have to shoulder the burden of the as- sess .. nts. He stated a special tax should be established which would pay for it. He strongly concurred that the City's blades have increased the daaage to his concrete, causing further deterioratiOtl. Jane Col ... n [7(d) J returned to the pod ha and re- quested that Councn postpone actiOtl on thh District for at least three years which would gtve the ctttzens '. I . • . , , - • Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 2 Motion carried. • • (b) COUNCIL !EMEi HATlWMY IIDVED, -IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE THE MIIIJTES OF TIE SPECIAL IEETl•f'UILIC HEAii• OF MICH 23, 1992. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 6. Pre-scheduled Y1s1tors (a) Ray DeRuiter, 1150 East Yale, spoke on behalf of numerous Englewood residents concerning the poor quality of work of Drury Brothers Roofing. He requested the City's assistance in forcing Drury Brothers Roofing to complete work as contracted. Discussion ensued. Deputy City Manager Martin stated staff did not have a rec01111endation for Council at this ti11e. She noted staff is working very closely with Drury Brothers Roofing in an effort to address the h0111eowners ' concerns. Ms. Martin advised the Building Division will not renew Drury's Contractors Roofing License on May 9, 1992 if the 42 outstanding roofing peraits are not COIIIPleted. City Attorney DeWitt advised of legal op- tions and explained each case would have to be exaained individually for detentinatton of code violations. Options were discussed. Council directed City Attorney DeWitt to pursue the aatter. 7. 11on-1cheduled Y1s1tors (a) Jeanne NcWilliaas, Meeker CO, encouraged Council not to create an- other concrete replaceaent district until a aore equitable payment plan is developed . (b) R09er Shoop , 561 West Tufts, stated he is in favor of the District; however. the City should pay for it in lllhole or in part. (c) Noreen Be9ordis, 5095 South Hawthorne, stated her opposition to the construction of a sidewalk on Belleview. She presented petitions containing 1n 1ddition1l 36 signatures of citizens llltlo 19ree with her position. (d) J1ne Col ... n, 3901 South '-lapavo, coaented that the City 's work fo r ce ha s cau sed the d11119e to the sidewalk, curb and gutter ; therefore, she shoul d not be held respons i ble for the repair costs . She asked that Council not go forward wit h action on Council 8111 No . 16 until the aatter 1s re - solv ed . Di scu ssi on en sued r99ard i 119 staff 's recOllllftdation that the Ci ty pay fo r h1 l f of th e construction and possible drainage probl .. s . (e) Bett y Perdew, 3990 South Cialapavo, stated she would assiat this res pon si bi lity, but that it would be very difficult for her to do so as she Is a wi dow on a f ix ed l ncOIII . She would favor a saall tax Increase. (f) Col ene Nc Cully , 5091 South lrvint, affhwd she believes a sldelAlk along Be ll ev i ew would be dlft98rouS . COftCeni1ng the District, she str'OflllY s1199es ttd that In the l0ft9 NII IIOMY could be saved If everYOM pa i d for tt, .. .. I . • • ]- ]-- • • • • t• . • ' .. EJIILEIINID c1n COUNCIL EJIILEIINID, AUNHDE COIIITY, COLOUDO btUlar Snston Apl'tl •• 1112 1. Call to Order The regular .. eting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:30 p.a. z. lnvocatton The invocation was given by Council Mlaber Bullock. 3. Pledge of Alle,tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Wiggins. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Also present: 5. Ntnutes Council Mlabers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, W19CJ0119r, Wtggtns None City Nan..-r Fraser City Attol'ftey Dellttt Deputy Ctty Mall ... r Martin City Clerk CNIIII Buyer llc:Culley, Procu,......t, Adllintstrathe Services ActilllJ PurchasiftCJ Nan•r Thollpsen, Adllinistrattve Services Director Black, ltacreatton Services City Planner Stttt, Celllufttty DevelOp!llftt Executive Dtrector Olson, Safety Servtces Assistant Ftre Marshal loston, Safety Servtces Director Esterly, Publtc Works (a) COUNCIL IDID ULCICI IMD, -IT IN B1119, TO AIFIRI TIii NIIIITU Of' TIii -IUI IIEITI• Of' MICN H, 1111, Ayes: Couftctl lllllbers •nock, Vlft Dyu, Hat.._,, Hablfttcht, w...-r, S.11ey, 111Ntns Nays: None ,~ . ' • - I . • , 2 ]- • - • ,, . ,.. • ''. ·~ • (, IEIIEUl. MW ITEII CCIIIIEIIT IOSTO DATE: APRIL 20. ltt2 "" PEISCII MY SPEM c••1• llff AIED ITEII. EACH SUCH PEISCII IIUST s1• THIS IOSTEI. STATI• IIME. AIIIIESS. -MED ITEII UaEI. PLEAS( LIIIIT YU CCIIIIEIITS TO FIVE IIIIIITtS. THOSE PElsmlS N IIISII TO SPOI II FANI OF OI Ill OPPOSITI• TO A PUil.iC HEMI•. SIIIULD SI• TIE APPLICMLE PUil.iC HEMI• IOSTEI. PLEAS( PIIIT. -/ :Z,... df4c..., e>t hc!IJ f teAwtv'-'rv1cludl111»11 MIDIESS 1/f:;£ ~« 4c, a - ::la / e' 4 J5 /,. uJQ<Z d MED ITEII •• .R~ .. v~ a 'i o //0 It B •. I . . ]- ] • • • .. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, from the ffrJ blliDninS of' our Nation. -haft relied upon God'• atnnsth and pidance in war and puce; beinc interntecl with the holy pft of' freedom an4 allowed t.o proaper in itl peat lipt. •• haw a reaponlibiJity t.o _.,. • a bew t.o the world • t.o 11M our atnncth and reeources t.o help tbON 111fl'erinl in the darlm .. of' tyranny and repreuion; and WHEREAS, th.-,hout the hist.ol7 of' our counb7, prayer hal bNn NCOlftiUd by our leaden. in time of' war and pNCI u Yitai t.o the main__.. of' a IU'OIIS naaonal character and necnury t.o procun the bleuinp of' a just and beneftlent God upon our pvernment and people; and WHEREAS; prayer •• replarly practiced and aftMa referred t.o publicly by the men who wrote and lipecl our Conltitution, and a Day of' Pray.-ii on• of' our oldeat national obNnance1; and WHEREAS, the ftnl national ftanlu1ivi111 Proclaeetion waa SNt forth by Sam1&el Adam• u a · National Day of' Humiliation, Faltinl and Prayer· and wu oblened by Wuhiqton'1 Army in the 1DOWY ftelda of' Valley F ... ; and WHSUAS, in 1112 C....-NIOlwd "tha& the ....... t llaall Nt uida and proclaim a auitable day each ,-r. other daaa Sunday, u a UlilU1 Dey of'Pra,er on which the people of'the Unit.eel &&MN may cum to God in prayw ad aeclitaliln at churchN. in poupe and u indivichaal1; NOW THSIUCPOU. I, Clyde S. WilliDS, Mayer ti the Ci-ti Sftlle•eecl. Colondo, henby proclaim,,..,.._, May 7, i• aa: NAflONAL DAY OJ' ftATD in the C ity ti lftll.-.d. Color9do ancl in obNrvanee of' die Netional Day of' Prayer. enCIOl&fllll all citiaen• of' the C'-ti Sncle•ood aloal widll die •lin nation w uniw In pray•• May T, 1192. . , • . • 8 d • I. • 0 - ]GIia- • ,.. • · ... • '· PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, Bpailoa Sipla Alpba raiNI _. dla thrN millioa clollan a year for charitable caun which include St. .Juda Cbilclrm'• 8-rcb Hoapital and th• National Buter Seel Society; and . WHEREAS, local)J the Bpailoa Bpailon Cbaptar fl Bpailon Sipla Alpha ldively works with Senior Support. Inter Faith Tuk POTCe, MapUN 8uta Clam Shop, Gateway Bal*eNCI w-n·1 Shelter, LioD'a Club Bye Bank, Boandap Pellowabip, and Samari&an Shelter t.o name just a C.W; and WHDBAS. Bpailon Bpailon Cbapt.er of Bpeilon Sipia A1pba nemdy held the C--Amat in the Cinderella City Mall t.o beneftt St. .Jade Cbildrm'1 a-rch Hospital raiainc Sl,300.00 in clonatioaa; and WHDBAS. Bpeilon Bpeilon Chapter of Epsilon Sipla Alpha are memben of the Greater Enpwoocl Chamber of Commene and participe&ecl with a float entry in the annual Bqlewood Parade; and WHDBAS, the City of lqlewoocl wilh• t.o reeapm the Bpeilon Bpailon Chapter of lpeilon Sipla Alpba for their work in auiadnl the cidama of Bqlewood and thraupou& the .... of Colondo; NOW THBUPOU. l, Clyde B. Wia1Da. Mayor of the City of Bnlle•ood. Colorado. henby proclailD IIQ l, 1• u: SPmlAJN IICJIIAALl'IIADA1' 8 C . . . • • I • . I. . • l - • • • . , ' ~. ... ... - 8 b PROCLAMATION {' WHEREAS, Ml'IIII the Nation 70UJ11 people mntribata t.o their coaunwlitin; and WHEREAS, youJll people take the tim9 t.o make the cti«ermce in polidve ways t.o 10lve prob•• in their citin; and WHEREAS, the Youth Service Amlrica in collaboration with the United Stam Conference or Mayon and flle .Je«.non Awardl are orpnisinc You&h 8erYia Day ; and WIIEKEAS, theM younc people an uliltinl indmduall who are lnaftll'Y, homel .... addicted t.o drup and alcohol, unable t.o read, u well u odaen in need, and ._,,,. rec:opition; NOW THEREFORE. I, Clyde E. Wiain1, Mayor or the City or £ntlewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim April II. 1• u : NAflONAL YOUl'B IDVICE DAY 1111 in Enpwood. Colorado. I urp all or our citiNnl t.o ... the challeap t.o accentua&e the politive n&her than the nep&ifl and 111111*1._ ,-dll in their 11nice t.o unlolwnate and needy individual1. 'I ' ' • I . • • • ,_ -• ,. • ·, • <, PROCLAMATION WHEREAS. June ha, been delipated u Recyclinc Month in Colorado. to recllllftD• th• benefttl of ncyclinc on our aociety; and WHEREAS. citium and viaiton or Colorado enjoy the beauty or the atata, its mountain,, plains and cities; and WHEREAS. ncyclin1 uvn precious ene'I)', con..,,,.. valuable natural rnou1tt1, protectl the environment, ~ lanclftll nNCII and hu a poeitifl eeonomic impact, crutins jobl and payinc citiunl ror their ncyclin, efforts; and WHEREAS, ncycliftl ii a pronn method or COIINffllll valuable rnourcea or oil, water, trffl, electricity and landftll apace; and WHEREAS. Coloradoan• have dilpla,..S an eumplary willinp .. to recycle , so mllCh so that the State eXCNCII the national per capita awnip in the amount of recycled material,; and WHEREAS, it ii appropri&Y to encourap continlMd int.nit in ncyclins, to auiat in the t,euerment or communitin; and WHEREAS. it la admirable public policy to ....... and support the ODIIIIDOII ..... which Naultl f'rom ncyclin,; NOW THU&POU, I, C1,da S. Wlaina. Mayer fl dlie 0~ fl Kasie...._ Colorado, hereby pnclai• the -·fl ...... ·-aa: COLOUDO ac,a.olO IIOlftB 8 a ' I. • • I ]- • • • • t• . • ' Ell&LEIIOCID crn CIIIICIL ENILEIIOCID, MANI• Clllln, ca ·- .... 1 ar S.st• .-11 ZO, 1111 1. can to ON1er The regular .. ting of the EngllNOOd City Council •as called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:30 p.a. 2. lnvocatton The invocation •as given by Council Nlllber Bullock. 3. Pledte of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance ••sled by Mayor Wiggins. 4. 1o11 can Present: Absent: A quorua ••s present. Also present: 5. lltnutes Council Nlllbers Hath•ay, Yan Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins None City Nanager Fraser City Attorney Dlllitt Deputy City Nanager Martin Deputy City Clerk Ellis Executive Director Olson, Safety Services Director Esterly, Public Morks Ctty Planner Stitt, COIIIIUllity Developaent (a) CUICIL ._. MLEY .... -IT IN IKllmED, TO Air.wt THE IIIIIITES OF THE-·· IUTI• OF ... IL I, 1111. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, ¥111 Dyke, Hath•ay, Habenicht, W1910Mr, Gulley, Wi19ins Nays: None Motton carried . 6 . Pre-1~1~ Ytsttors (a) Ed Fehl of the Denver Reotonal Counctl of lovenaents ' loard of Di rectors, presented the DICOC Locaf love,......t l11110V1tlons Award to Ctty "'~ ... I. • - - • • Englewood City COuncil llinutes April 20, 1992 -Page 2 . ' .. • • , . • Council. The award recognizes local governaents for cost saving and efficient 11anag1Nnt in serving their citizens. Mayor Wiggins accepted the award on behalf of the City of Englewood. (b) Gwendolyn Condoleo, Police Division, Safety Services Department, was honored as the City of Englewood's Eaployee of the Month for April. 7. Non-scheduled Visitors (a) Katherine Fischbach, 4425 South Acoaa Street, spoke regarding the Concrete Replaceaent District and encouraged Council to •put a progru in effect and stick with it.• She suggested the City aight help with the initial expense of the curbing, with citizens paying the •biggest part•, and the City assuming the responsibility of aaintenance. She questioned the consistency of the aarked sidewalks. (b) Jeanne McWilliaas, spoke on behalf of her aother who resides at 3795 South Grant. She urved Council to refrain froa taking action on the con- crete replacaent proposal until such ti• as a aore equitable syst• is de- vised. She encouraged Council to listen to the citizens and find another way of financing concrete replaceaent and repair. Ms. McWillius cOlll)lained about the inconsistency of the aarkings. (c) Noreen Begordis, 5095 South Hawthorne Street, stated her opposition to the construction of a sidewalk on Belleview Avenue. She sua.1tted a peti- tion, signed by 17 citizens residing along Belleview Avenue, requesting exclu- sion froa the proposed Concrete Replacaent District No. 1992. Ms. Begordis supported a atll levy to fund the dtstrtct. 8. Cclaunicatt .. , Procl-tt1111 w a,,otntants (a) COIIICIL .... ,. DYIE .... -IT IMS ma.a, TO PIIOCLAIII THE 11111TH Of .JUIIE, lift AS COIIIMO IB1Cll• IIIIIN. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, ll1190Mr, Culley, lliggi ns Nays: None Motton carried. (b) COUIICIL IIElaEI HATIWY mnD, -IT IMS sa:ao, TO DKU1£ APIIL 21, lHI AS MTINL YGUTN SDYICE DAY 1111. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, ll1190Mr, Culley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried . (c) ·-........... -IT IMS sa:11ma. Tl ... MY l, 1111 AS EPSIL• SI• AUNA DAY. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Yu Dyke, Hath•ay, Habenicht, lf1190Mr, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motton carried. . . .. I . • , - • • Englewood City Council Ninutes April 20, 1112 -Pa .. 3 • • I• • Mayor Wiggins presented the procl1111tion to Connie Ernest, the Colorado State President of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Ms. Ernest noted that during a three-day radio-thon, Epsilon Sigma Alpha in conjunction with KYGO, had raised $80,860.00 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. (d) COUIICIL IIEIIIEI IIJI.LEY IIOftD, -IT IMS SEcaED, TO DECLME MY 7, 1912 AS MTI-L DAY OF PIAYEI. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 9. Public Hearing No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 10. Approval on Second •••Unt COUNCIL IIElaEll NAWY IIDIED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIID, TO APPIOVE Cit SECOND IUD- 1• Aimil ITDS 10 (a) -(~) AS FOU.M: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES Of 1992 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 15, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER VAN DYKE), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 35, IN THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION ANO INSTALLATION Of STREET PAVING, CURB, GUTIER, ANO SIDEVALK INPDEIIENTS, TOGETHER 111TH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS; AND SETIING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN COIIIECTION 111TH THE DISTRICT. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES Of 1992 (CCUICIL Bill NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NDIIER HATHMY), ENTITLm: AN ORDINANCE MEll>ING TITLE I, CHAPTER ZE, SECTION Z, IY THE ADDITION Of SUB- SECTION U, TO THE EllliLEWOOO UICIPAL CODE 1115, RELATING TO AIOVEGAOUII> STORAGE TANKS FOR NOTOR VEHICLE FUEL-DISPENSING STATICIIS. Ayes: Nays: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, ll1910119r, Gulley, Wiggins Ilona Motion carried . 11. ONtnances, lesolutt ... 1M IIDtt ... (a) Executive Director Olson, presented a recaaendation froa the De · partaent of Safety Services to ldopt a bill for an ordinance approving a Mutual Aid At,.....,.t with the City of Littleton •lch wuld provide for autual /autoaatlc aid for fire protection and -f"ll"CY llldlcal services for both ent i tl es. He noted the cities fNl this 19rNa111t wuld wrk very well and be beneficial to both . This lgrNalllt IIOdlfles and updates the last agre .. nt , 1ub1tttutl119 autoaatlc re1ponse In each other', jurisdiction wi th an e ngine coapany as opposed to a re1cue un It . • ,, - • I . • • , ., I ]- - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 4 • • t• • Responding to questions of Council, Mr. Olson stated each entity would provide for transportation of its residents, that both entities had agreed upon the importance of providing aanpower as soon as possible with i..ediate follow-up with the paralled1c allbulance; he reconfirlled that Englewood would no longer send rescue units into Littleton. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 14, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 14, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF LITTLETON PRO- VIDING FOR MUTUAL/AUTOMATIC AID FOR FIRE PROTECTION FOR BOTH ENTITIES. COUIICIL IIEIIID U.LEY am, -IT IIAS SECmllED, TO APPIOV£ ... ITDI ll(a) -COUIICIL IILL Ill. 14. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (b) Director Esterly presented a recCllllleftdation froa the Departaent of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving Concrete District 1992, Council Bill No. 16. He noted that on February 18, 1H2 Council de- clared the intent to fora the district, follOIMCI by a public hearing on March 23, 1992. The aatter was considered by Council on April 6, 1992 and tabled to this .. ting. Mr. Esterly stated staff ts recCllllleftding Council proceed to create Concrete District 1992; hol!Mver, as a result of concrete study sessions Council aay desire to alfy the original staff recCllllleftdatlon. He offered that: l) the City could absorb ldlllnlstratlve costs of approxlaately $61,000, which would require a alflcatlon of the PIF budget; 2) ellalnate the Belle- view and Lowell properties that are currently without concrete, which would reduce the total project cost by approxlaately $41,000; or 3) continue with the City's contribution for concrete projects In the aount of $170,000 along with the proposed Eastaan project .-1ch 111DU11ts to $41,000. In conclusion he encouraged Council to keep the project open to accept voluntNrs as staff still receives inquiries froa citizens .-o view the concrete district as an opportunity to improve their property. COUIICIL IIEIIID IULUY IIMD, -IT IIIS SICIIIED, TO NSTNIIE TN( CKIOE DISTIICT FOi lHZ IIITIL SUCII TIIE AS A cm11aas1n PUii CGULD K m•1111m TNAT TAUS IITO CGISIDDATI• AU TN( Dlffllilff IPTI•, LUYI• TN( OPl'I• OHi FOi PEOPLE TO cmE llffl TN( DIITIICT OI Tl -..rm IF Tll(Y IIDUll LIU TO NAVE TN( TUI-YEM NYl&f POSSlllllff • Council Meaber Hathaway questioned if it was possible to aaintain a voluntNr prograa If a concrete district has not been created. City Attorney DeWitt conftnaed it was not possible. Council .....,. &ulley stated she would prefer not having a concrete district this year . Ci ty Attorney DeWitt offered two options for COUftCtl 's perusal : . . . , I. • • # •• , r , - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1112 -Page 5 • • Option No. 1 -A restructured progr .. which would eli•inate ZO residences scheduled for new sidewalk and eli•inate administrative costs which the City would pay. This option is addressed in Council Bill No. 16.1. Option No. Z -A lOOS volunteer prograa with payment options up to ten years. Discussion ensued. Council Netlber Waggoner agreed that the worst sections of concrete within the City should be replaced within the next two years and that the areas with no sidewalks should be addressed. He pointed out that if the district were post- poned for one year it would allow Council to review alternatives, coaproaise on cost, address inconsistencies in the aarkings and set up a schedule for coapletion of the worst sections of concrete. Nr. Waggoner aaintained this would allow Council to address a cOlll)rehenstve progr• for sidewalk replace- .. nt with the City participating. City Manager Fraser acknowledged the various concerns and pointed out the dif- ficulty of aaintaini119 the City's infrastructure at a tiae when the City con- tinues to face serious constraints in the funding available for on-going City operations. He noted that the proposed concrete district includes approxt- fflately 230 properties with concrete daaged to the extent that water ts seep- ing under the asphalt and causing daage to the street; approxiaately 150 pror.rttes where displaceaent in the concrete ts such that it creates a pos- stb e tripping hazard; and approxiaately 40 properties exhibiting severe deterioration. He explained that staff prepared the two options in an effort to address Council's and citizens' concerns. He advised that Option No. 1 provides that the City wuld not assess the properties for the cost of ad- •tnisteri119 thts progr• and it wuld exclude the properties that currently have no sidelfalks. tto..ver, those properties could be vol .. tarily included. He added that staff believes there are substantial problas with concrete in- frastructure. As a result of the failure in the past to appropriate funds, the City now finds itnlf behind •in term of keeping up.• Ht expressed con- cern that on-90ing delays in confronting this issue are ultiaately 901119 to cost aore aoney. Nr. Fraser stated that historically the property 011Mrs in the City have beetl held responsible for all concrete adjoining their property. The option considerably reduces the cost to the property owners and also of- fers an extended payaent progr•. He aatntained that staff has atteapted to develop a cOlll)roaise by ustng a concept that has wrked wll in the past, recognizing our Hatted revenues tn the future. Ht encourlged Council to look at the issue carefully before tabltng it to a future date . Council .....,.r Habenicht requested clarification of Option No. 2. Ctty Man- ager Fraser advised tt wuld be COlll)letely vol .. tary and there wuld be no district on Eastllan. Counctl .....,.r Habenicht questioned the feasibility of a concrete progr• •retn the only parttctpants are the Ctty and the Eastllan properttes. Nr. Fraser conftl'llld that, tn that instance, the Ctty wuld prob- ably finance the progr• as opposed to selling bonds • . . ,. - • I .. I . • • ]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 6 • • • City Attorney DeWitt stated under Option No. 2 there would be no bonding pro- gram or district per se. He noted establishment of such a program would re- quire a new ordinance. Council Mellber Habenicht asked if the 110tion on the floor reflected Option No. 2. She was advised that the 110tion had been aade to table Council Bill No. 16 for one year. Council Mellber Gulley pointed out that Council's coaents are tndtcat ive of the reason for her 110tion, that the nUllber of options and varying viewpoints supported her contention that approving Council 8111 No. 16 at this tt111e would be preaature. Mayor Wiggins agreed that there are aany options. However, he reatnded Coun- cil of their previous agreeaent to aatntatn the concrete progra• for this year . He added that delaying the progr• for one year would increase the costs, and he expressed concern over the budgetary probleas this Might cause. Council Mellber Gulley disagreed stating she did not feel 12 aonths would •ake a •drastic difference .• Council Mellber Waggoner expressed concern that citizens are still c0111platntng about the inconsistency of aarktngs. He agreed there ts a need to taprove and maintain the City's infrastructure and felt several options could be considered. Mayor Wiggins called for a vote of Council Nlllber Gulley's aotion to postpone Council 8111 No. 16 for one year. Vote results: Ayes: Council .._.rs Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley Nays: Council .._.rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Wiggins Notion defeated. COUNCIL IIElaEll MTIWY .... -IT IIU BIi.a, Tl .VPaft COUNCIL IILL •• 11.1, EIITlnED: COUNCIL BILL NO. 16.1, INTRODUCED BY COIIIC.IL NEIIIER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING CONCRETE REPUCDOT DISTRICT NO. 1992, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; ORDERING THE RENOVAl All> REPlACENENT OF SUB - STANDARD CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEIIALK, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT • Council Neaber Hathaway stated this particular option eliainates the 20 resi - dents along the Belleview and Lowell sections. She does not believe the resi - dents need a sidewalk at this ti•. She coaented this council bill allows for the City to absorb the adainistrativt costs of tht concrete district siai - lar to paving districts. Council Neaber Hathaway offered an ... nc111ent to set up the Concrete Progr• on a five -year progr•, siailar to the paving districts, and to add the question of an increased •111 levy to fund concrete on tht 1993 ballot. Discussion . . ., , r I . , ' , ' I . • ' 2 I - • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 7 • • • ensued regarding the appropriateness of this aaendaent. Council Metllber Hath- away rescinded her aaendllent and offered the plan as a "strong suggestion.• She asked that the Concrete Task Force consider requesting whatever Mill levy they dee111 necessary to fund a five-year plan. City Attorney DeWitt suggested that policy issues not be included as part of the ordinance. Council Mellber Hathaway stated her opinion that the citizens should have the opportunity to vote on the five-year plan and a a111 levy on the 1993 ballot. Particulars of Council 8111 No. 16.1 were reviewed. Council Mlaber Habenicht stated that the Concrete Task Force is in the process of reviewing the various options and that any action taken by Council at this point would be inappropriate. Council Mellber Van Dyke felt the Concrete Task Force needs ti• to work on their rec01111endation. However, in her opinion, the City should aove forward with the bulk of the project. She aaintained it addresses, in general, the worst concrete concerns in the resiclefttial areas and that postponing the proj- ect would result in potential liability. Council Naber Waggoner questioned Council Nlllber Hathaway as to how COIi- plaints of inconsistencies would be addressed. Council Nlllber Hathaway stated that all COllplaints were dealt with on a •person-to-person• basts. Council Mellber Waggoner asked City Nanater Fraser if staff would have the option of eltainating concrete they deteraine does not have to be replaced. Mr. Fraser confiraed they could still be eltaiuted. Ne reaffiraed that as citizens voiced concerns or had questions staff 1111 •t witll thea personally. Ns. Hathaway advised that SOiie resicleftts llad "declared hardslltp" and were "aaended out.• Council Meaber Habenicht stated that staff 1111 indicated that only a llanclful of people really want to be reaoved fraa the district, that 1101t want to go ahead with the district. SIie felt tllat drainate probleas can be taken care of under the progr• we have now. Council Mellber Van Dyke felt the concerns could be addressed ldllinistratively. She was still concerned with the ltabtltty tssue as the district tnchldes serious concrete probl•s. SIie encouraged ctttzens to contact Council tf they feel their concerns are not being addressed. Counc t 1 Mellber Haben t cht, t n response, stated she ts concerned that not every - one ts aware of thetr options. SIie asked City Attorney Dlllttt to discuss how postponing the dtstrtct would affect ltabtltty. City Attorney Dlllitt discussed the Ctty's potential liability. • < .. ... I. • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 8 • • I • • Discussion ensued regarding the appropriate process to follow in order to de- lete specific properties frOII the district. Council Mellber Hathaway stated that all affected property owners had been notified 110re than once. City Manager Fraser eaphasized the on-going effort that staff has aade and continues to aake in working with individuals. He stated staff goes door-to- door several tiaes throughout the process to aeet with people. He noted there will always be soae who are unwilling to participate. He pointed out that payaent for concrete work coapleted in 1992 would not coae due until 1994. Additionally, Mr. Fraser advised that in the case of extreme hardship staff will work out alternative aethods of handling the assessaents on a case-b!'- case basis. Council Mellber Waggoner was concerned that property owners with seriously deteriorating concrete would be allowed to opt out of the prograa. He stated that as staff is willing to address the probleas with inconsistent aarkings he would vote for Option No. 1. Vote results on Council Mellber Habenicht's aaendaent: Ayes: Council Mellbers Habenicht, Gulley Nays: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Waggoner, Wiggins Motion defeated. Vote results on aotion to approve Council Bill No. 16.1: Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Waggoner, Wiggins Council Nlllbers Habenicht, Gulley (c) Director Esterly presented a recOllltlldation froa the Dtpartatnt of Public Works to approve by aotion a construction contract for the Special l•- proveaent District No. 1992-ECIC to New Design Construction in the aaount of $214,651.65. Council fonaed this Special Japrove111t1t District on February 11, 1992. The South Santa Fe Circle was originally included in Paving District No. 34 but was withdra.n due to the anticipated effect 1t aight have on bond sales. Mr. Esterly advised that the developer in this project has agreed to accept the entire cost of the construction including engineering and in - frastructure. Six bids were received, with New Design Construction being the low bidder at $214,651.65. New Design Construction ts the contractor for the 1991 paving district and the Ctty ts currently sattsfied with their perfor· aance. Overall the project will cost approxiaately Sll4,to0 .00 all of which ts assessable to the property owner . Discussion 111sued f'89arding the location of the coapantes subaitting bids. Council Nlllber W1990Mr asked if this was a new ftra. Nr. Esterly stated they are a young fira. Ht noted thts Job re - quires a large IIIOUnt of utility work for which they have a •gooct track r ec ord .• NENIO HAWY IMO, -IT IIAS --. TO ... llll cmnuctl• CGIITUCT FOi SPECIAL l•IOWEIIEIIT DISTIICT •• 1111-ECIC TO 8 DUI• cmnuctl• II . . "' -. , • I . • • •• , r • , - Englewood C1ty Council N1nutes Apr11 20, 1992 -Page 9 THE AIIOUNT OF $214,651.65. • • t• • ~es: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. (d) City Planner Stitt presented a recoaendation froa the Department of C01111Unity Developaent to adopt a resolution approving an aaendllent to the Swedish Medical Center Planned Developaent. He noted that Swedish Medical Center subllitted a Planned Developaent for their aain cupus and adjacent areas in 1989 which Council approved; subsequently, there have been two aaend- ments. This is aaendllent nUllber three which is for the fourth lledical office building of approxiaately 83,000 square feet. During presentations before the Planning and Zoning Coaission the applicant indicated they are willing to meet all 14 conditions iaposed by the City. The lledical office building is designed to accoaodate an increase in physicians and will provide additional parking through the addition of two and a half floors to the Logan/Girard parking structure. The applicant has agreed to a aethod of handling the traf- fic situation resulting froa this fourth office building. The applicant has indicated they intend to use valet parking and half of the trips generated by this lledical office building will stay off the City streets. Since the appli- cant has agreed to aeet the conditions iaposed by the Planning and Zoning COll- •ission and as no opposition to the aaended Planned Developaent was presented to the Coaisston, Mr. Stttt stated that staff ts not recoaending a public hearing before Council. Council Mellber Hathaway questioned Mr. Stitt regarding condttton nUllber 14, the installation of flashing war11tng si9"als at Gtrard and South Lincoln. She noted tt had been a •bone of contention of Orchard Place, Staon Center and Malley Center users for years.• She asked Nr. Stttt tf there was any tndtca- tton as to how soon thts would take place as she had received several tn- quirtes froa concerned ctttzens. Nr. Stttt stated a ti•·fr-had not been established for confon11nce of the final four conditions. Council Mellber Hathaway stated thts was one of the problems she had wtth thts particular resolution. She felt all conditions should be considered equally and she agreed we should get traffic up to the potnt of the nNd. She stated that in thts particular area the need was there two years ago at the inception of the planned developaent. Council Mellber WlftC)Mr stated he understood there •re SOM traffic llodtftca - ttons that were to be aide at the ti• of the previous -ndlllt'tt. Mr. Stttt conftraed that Swdtsh Medical Center has c01111ttted to 11111rade the ltghts at ftve tntersecttons which they are dotng at thts tt•. Ht noted that sOM of the condtt tons taposed tn thts -ncllllent would dovetail wtth the llodt ft ca - t ions. Mr. lllftOMr 19reed wtth Council ..._.r Hathaway that the sllt-nt should be elt•tnated . Council Mellber Habenicht asked tf the process would be altered tf Council were to schedule a public hearing. She noted thts has been a controversial tssue for aany year s wtth the cttiztt1s and althoutll no one c-forward during the Planning and Zoning C0111tsslon hearings to object she felt It was laportant to offer th .. the opportunity of speaking before Council. Nr . Stitt stated staff "' - .. I. • .• \ , • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 10 • • • ,. is prepared to follow the direction of Council. Mayor Wiggins stated he is in favor of a public hearing on the aatter to el1•1nate any possibility of impro- priety. Discussion ensued. CCUICIL IEIIEI HATIWIAY IIDYED, -IT IIAS SECGIIKD, TO TAIL£ MDmA ITEM ll(d), A IESOLUTION MElln• THE SIIEDISH IIEDICAL CENTEl PUNNED DEYELOPIENT TO MY 11, lttZ -TO sn A PUil.iC NEMI• FOi 111AT DATE. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 12. leneral Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice Mayor Wiggins did not have any .. tters to bring before Council. (b) Council Mellber's Choice (1) Council Mellber Habenicht: 1. She thanked staff for putt 1ng together 1nforut ion for Council's work session. Z. She requested detailed 1nforaat1on concerning types of City 1nvestaents. ( 11) Council NNber Hathaway: 1. She encouraged Council to attend the cel"ellOlltal planting of the 10,000th tree on April 25, 1992 at 11:30 a.a. at the Carson Nature CHter, 7301 South Platte Rtver Parkway tn Littleton. Z. She requested use of the Ctty of Englewod banner for the celebration honoring volunteers of Outdoor Colorado for the last three years. They wtll be recognized on April 25, 1992 at 2:00 p.a. at the Riverfront CHter. (111) Council Nlllber Bullock: 1. He questioned the status of the Hallpden leauttftcatton Project. Ctty Manager Fraser stated staff has be8ft worlttng wtth the State Department of Highways to formulate a preltatnary ag,.......t on design concepts. He noted that during the process tt has becOIII clear that there needs to be addtttonal evaluation of safety issues on Hallpden Avenue east of Broadway. The Ctty ts in the process of expanding the current ag,.......t wtth CRSS Ctvtl Engineers, Inc . to take a look at that area tn order to evaluate those issues. He ad- vised of possible recoaendatlons. Z. He quest toned wther Nayar Wt99tns had be8ft able to arrange a .. ung wtth Dan Schaefer, Hank Brwn and the various Ctty Counctl 's. Mayor Wtggtns stated that he has not . • • ,, - .. .. I . • , ? - • Eng18'IIOOCI Ctty Council Ntnutes Apr11 ZO, lttz -Page 11 13. Ctty Manager's Report <. • • Mr. Fraser dtd not have any aatters to bring before Council. 14. Ctty Attorney's lteport (a) Ctty Attorney DeWitt presented a rec0111endatton to adopt a btll for an ordinance approving an agreement between the Ctty of Englewood, the Ctty of Lakewood, the Ctty of Littleton, and Metro Wastewater Recluatton District sharing coaon services and exchanging shared infonution regarding Lowry Landfill Superfund Stte. The Deputy Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 18, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 18, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREENENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, THE CITY OF LITTLETON, AND NETAO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT SHARING CCIIION SERVICES AND EXCHANGING SHARm INFORMTION REGARDING LOWRY LANDFILL SUPERAII> SITE. COUNCIL IBID Ill.UY IIMD, -IT IIAS mama, TO AMlO¥E AIElltA ITEII 14( a) -COUNCIL IILL IO. 11. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns None Hathaway, (b) Ctty Attorney Dellttt presented a recoaendatton to approve a resolution approving an ,,......t betweft Spiegel I llclltaratd, Special Counsel for Allertcan C0111Untttes or Cleanup Equity (ACCE) and the Ctty of Engla.ood. Dtscusston ensued. The resolution was assigned a nlllllber and read by tttle: RESOLUTION NO. 54, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN SPIEGEL I NCNIAIIUD, SPECIAL COUN- SEL FOR ACCE AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL IBID YM DYU IIDYID, -IT 1111 SW, TO .UW --ITDI 14(at) -1uown• NO. 14, sa1u OF 1111. Ayes: Council Neabers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns Nays: None Motton carrted. (c) He requested an Executive Session wtth Council after the regular aeeting to dtscuss a personnel •tter . • • I. • '-I - Englewood City Council Ninutes April 20, 1112 -Page 12 ·'· • • • (d) He advised that the first case involving Drury Brothers Roofing was filed April 13, 1992 and the coapany is working to correct deficiencies. * * * * * CGUIICIL IIEIIIEI HATIWIAY mnD, -IT IIAS SECmllED, TO _, INTO EIECUTIY£ SES- 11• AfTEI THE IEIUUI c1n CGUIICIL IIEETI• TO DISCUSS A PDSGIIEL MTTEI. ~es: Council ....,.rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carrted. 15. M.1ounaant CGUIICIL -• LOCI mnD TO ..... The wttng adjourned at 9:00 p.a. •. • I. . 0 ]- ]--- • • Englewood Ctty Counctl Minutes Aprtl 6, 1992 -Page 7 <. • • • .. Council Member Gulley expressed concern about granting a permanent easement to property that the City may wish to utilize in the future. Council Member Hathaway stated that as the residents are basically concerned about the noise there should be other ways to mitigate the situation. She pointed out, since the noise generates from Santa Fe, that the granting of this easement should not be affected. She suggested other ways to alleviate the noise concerns. Council Member Habenicht reiterated the residents' concerns about the current noise they experience and the possible aapliftcation of noise which 111y result from the Navajo alignment. She inforaed Counctl that the residents are anx- tous that the City retain the option of a Wtndenaere altgnaent. Council Metl- ber Hathaway stressed that this easement does not precipitate the possibility of a Windermere alignment at a later date. COUNCIL NEMER VAN DYKE NOVED, AND IT IIAS SEcomED, TO APPIOVE ON SECOND IEAD- IN& COUNCIL IILL NO. 13.2, ENTITLED: COUNCIL IILL m. 13.2, IIITIODUCED IY COUIICIL IIEIIIO HATIWIAY A IILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPIOVI• M EASDEIIT All£EIIElf1' AND A TEIIPOUIY EASE- NUil AIIEENUIT HMEII ll.ENVIEII, LTD., AND TIE c1n OF EIII EIIOCID. City Manager Fraser offered additional clarification, explaining the cost i•- plications to the City of the one configuration as opposed to the other. He pointed out that the eas ... nt is of inconsequential value should the City ever decide to condean it, and that approval of the eas ... nt aakes a stat ... nt of Council's support of area businesses. Council Mellber Bullock called for the question; CoUftCtl Ntaber Habenicht ob- jected that discussion had not been concluded. She stated that if the vote ts taken at this ttM, she could not register a vote. Ctty Attorney Dellttt stated that her non-vote should be recorded as an abstentton. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Abstain: Motton carried. Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Wiggins Council Nlllbers Waggoner, Gulley Council Neaber Habenicht Ordinance No. 16, Serles of 199Z, ts hereby assigned to Council Bill No. 13.Z. Council Meaber Van Dyke SU99ested that the City should do everything possible to alleviate the noise being expertenc:ed by the residents. Council Meaber Habenicht stated she ts seriously concerned about the aanner tn which council 11811bers continually call for the question before the dtscusston ts fully heard. Further discussed ensued. 11. Ord 1 nances , leso 1 ut tons and llot ton, . . . , .. I. • , - - Englewood City Council Minutes April&, 1992 -Page 8 • • t• • (a) Ron McCulley, Buyer, and Steve ThOIIJ)sen, Acting Purchasing Manager, presented a recommendation from the Depart11ent of Ad•inistrative Services Pro- curement Division to approve the bid of Kodak for the purchase of one Eastman Kodak 235AF High Speed Duplicator. Mr. McCulley responded to various ques- tions posed by Council. COUNCIL MENIER VM DYKE NOVm, MD IT IIAS SECCNIED, TO APPROVE AIIARD OF IID TO KOOAIC IN THE MOUNT OF $38,540 TOIIAID THE PURCHASE OF M EASTIIM KOOAIC 23W HIGH SPEm DUPLICATOR. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council Metllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, W1gg1ns None Hathaway, (b) Director Black presented a recoaendation froa the Depart.ent of Recreation Services to approve an aaendaent to the AgreeNnt/Contract with Pro:: Putt Systeas, Inc., for the operation of Riverside Miniature Golf/Go Kart. Mr. Black explained the percentage of gross revenues due the City would be changed frOII 2M to lOS through 1995. Mr. Black purported that the de- crease in revenues would be offset by the increase in urketing efforts by Riverside . He confirad that the Parks and Recreation Coaission is recoa- mendtng the aaendaent to the contract. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 49, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION AMENDING AN AGREEMENT PROVIDING RECREATION SERVICES OF THE ENGLE- WOOD MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE. COIIICIL IIEIIIO -LOCI IIMD, -IT IIAS stcao, TO APPlflt AIElllA ITEII ll(b) • IESOWTJ• IO. 41, SOJES OF lttZ. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Wa99oner, Gulley, Wi99ins Nays: None Motion carried . (c ) Director Black presented a recoaendation froa the Departaent of Re creat i on Serv i ces to adopt a resolution approvint a lease 19r ... nt with Fr i day Ni te Li ve, Inc ., to provide an entertat1111et1t prograa for youth at the Englewood Re creation Center . Nr . Black explained the prograas are planned for the age group 9-14, will be held on Saturday evet11nts, and that tt 1s proposed the adll t ss t on fees of SS.50 will cover costs wtth a slight revet1ue beint real - ized by the City . Mr . Black responded to various question posed by Council. Th e re solution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO . 50, SERIES Of 199Z A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE AGREEMENT IEMEN FRIDAY NIT[ LIVE, INC ., MD TH E C ITV OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE LEASE Of THE ENGLEWOOD RECREATION CENTER . " -. , ' I . • 0 ' 2 I - • ·, Englewood City Council Minutes April 5, 1992 -Page 9 • • I• • • COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY MOVED, All> IT WAS SECOfl>ED, TO APPROVE A&Efl>A ITEM ll{c) -RESOLUTION NO. SO, SERIES OF 1992. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. (d) City Planner St Ht presented a reconnendat ion from the Department of Connunity Development to adopt a resolution approving an Encroachment Per- mit and Indemnity Agreement with Paul's Restaurant at 3542 South Fox Street. Mr. Stitt explained the agreement would permit the restaurant to encroach into the public right-of-way for the expansion of a concrete patio. The resolution was assigned a nullber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN ENCROAClttENT FOR THE EXPANSION ANO THE ADDITION OF A CONCRETE PATIO WHICH Will ENCROACH INTO PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY. COUNCIL NENIEl IULLEY NOVED, AND IT VAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AIEll>A ITOI ll{d) -RESOLUTION NO. 51, SElJES OF H92. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Executtve Director Olson, assisted by Assistant Ftre Narshal Bos- ton, presented a recoaendatton froa the Dtpartaent of Safety Strvtcts to adopt a btll for an ordinance utndtng Englewood's Ftre Code to include a new provtston allowing the lt•tted tnstallattOft of outstdt, above ground fuel storage tanks for the fueling of motor vehicles 1n areas Zoned for industrial use. Discussion ensued concerning Arapahoe Rental and Holle Lllllbtr. Nr. Olson conftnltd thts change to the Ftre Code IIIOUld be bentftctal to the Ctty. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 1111 No. 17, entttltd: COUNCIL BILL NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE I, CHAPTER ZE, BY THE ADDITION OF SUB- SECTION U TO THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COOE 1915, RELATING TO ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANKS FOR MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL DISPENSING STATIONS. COUNCIL NENIER IIATIWIAY NOVED, AM> IT IIAS SECCIIIDO, TO AM10Yt MU1DA ITOI ll(e) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 17. Ayes: Council Ntabtrs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggtns Nays: None Motton carried. (f) Director Esterly ~resented a rtelllalndatton fl'OII the Otpartat,it of Public Works to adopt a resoluttOft awardtng a negottattd contract to . ' .. I . • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 10 '· • . ,. . • Bituminous Asphalt Sealing Specialists for the 1992 Microsurfacing Program. Council Member Van Dyke expressed concern about the surface of Englewood Park- way. After discussion, staff was instructed to inspect the Parkway to deter- mine what can be done to iaprove the surface. City Attorney DeWitt confirmed the contract being considered met Charter and Code provisions relative to negotiated contracts. Hr. Esterly, responding to Council Member Habenicht's questions, explained the difference between microsurfacing and slurry sealing . The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION ALLOWING FOR A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT FOR THE MICROSURFACING PROGRAM 1992 INSTEAD OF THE COMPETITIVE BID PROCESS UNDER SECTION ll6(b) OF THE HOME RULE CHARTER AND THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, SECTION 4-1-3, AND AWARD- ING A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT FOR THIS PROGRAM FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE ENGLEWOOD STREET SYSTEM. COUNCIL IIOIIER WMICINER IIOYED, All> IT WAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPROVE AIDIDA ITDI ll(f) • RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1112. Ayes: Council Members Bullock, Yan Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion urried. (g) Director Esterly presented a recoaaendation frOII the Departllent of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance creating Paving District No. 35 -Navajo Street. As part of the presentation, Mr. Esterly explained that the Public Utilities C011111isslon had established the goal of ellainatlng at-grade crossings of the Santa Fe Railroad between Santa Fe Highway and other portions of Engl..ood to the east; that the Colorado Depart•nt of Transportation ts coia11ltted to the widening of Santa Fe and that the construction of the Oxford grade separation necessitates construction of the Navajo truck route to serve as a detour during the per i od of construction of the grade separation. Negot i at i ons wi th the Colorado Departllent of Transportation have resulted In the Navajo/V l nde,.re Truck Route and the closure of Quincy and Tufts Ave11ues at -g ra de crossings . He stated the project has a value of over Sl,000,000; the City of h9l ..ood 's co st share h approx l aately $650,000 . Th C ty Cle rk wa s asked to read Counc i l Bi ll No . 15, entitled : COUNC IL BI LL NO . 15 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL N011£R VAN DYKE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E CREATING PAVINC DISTRI CT II>. 35, IN THE CITY Of ENCLE · WOOD, CO ORAOO ; ORD ERING THC CONSTRUCTION All> INSTALLATION Of STREET PAYING, CURB. GUTT ER, ANO SIDCWAll INPIIOVOOTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS; ANO SETT INC FORTH OTHER D£TA1LS IN COlll£CTIC* WITH TH£ DISTRICT . CCIUIICIL .... VM DYU NDWID, ll(t) • CCIUIICIL IILL IO. 11. . ' • ' I . • • , ]- • • •, Englewood City Council Minutes April 6, 1992 -Page 11 (. • • • • Ayes: Nays: Council Metlbers Bullock, Van Dyke, H1th1w1y, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wfggfns None Motion carried. 11. (h) Moved forward. See page 4. 12. leneral Discussion (1) Council Metlber's Choice (f) A resolution regarding the Strategic Plan for the Santa Fe Drive 1re1, as prepared by the Trf-Cfty Planning Group, was considered. The resolution was assigned I nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 53, SERIES OF 1992 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE SANTA FE DRIVE AREA AS PRE-PARED BY THE TRI-CITY PLANNING GROUP. COUNCIL "81105 HAIENICHT All> YAN DYU JOINTLY IIMD, -IT IMS SECCIIIIED, TO APNOVE AIElllA ITEN 12(a)(i) -IESOLUTION m. U, SDIES OF lNI. Ayes: Council Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Wa99oner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. (ff) Council Mlllber Hathaway: 1. With regard to the 10,000 Tl"ff Project, she inquired ff staff could pro - vide ten volunt .. rs for this project on April 25, 1992. City Nallager Fraser will follow -up wfth staff. 2. She reported briefly on the ... tings she has attended as Council 's dele - gate to Town Neetfng West . She will be setldtng copies of all resolutions con - sidered thus far to each council alllber vta £-aatl. She requested Counc i l to review th" and provide caat11ts to her as soon u possible . ( tf i) Counc il .._.r Yan Dyke : 1. She reported on the Sol td Waste Resource ConferetKe, recet1tly held t n OklahOIII , at whtch she was a scheduled speaker . 2. She requested traffic aonitoring on East Floyd AVetlUe, explaining she has received coaplatnts about txcesstve speeders . 13. Ctty Nana .. r's leport (a) Nr . Fraser , re s potldfng to an tnqufry of NQor •11991111 1 prov ided inforutton about th e all -day stssfon with depart.llttlta) directors schedu l ed for Apr i l 11, 1992 . . ' •. ~ .. I. • • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April&, 1992 -Page 12 ' • • (~ • (b) He advised Council of the number of applications and inquiries for pawnbroker licenses which has been received in the licensing office during the last few weeks. Denver's recent change in gun regulations was discussed. Mr. Fraser will provide Council with a copy of that legislation. (c) Mr. Fraser inforaed Council that it had been necessary for the Recreation Center swiMing pool to be closed because of heating problems. However, the pool is now back in operation. (d) He advised that staff is still att9111Pting to find a location for the Farmers' Market for the 1992 season. (e) He announced that no study session is scheduled for April 13th; however, the Concrete Task Force is scheduled to aeet at 5:00 p.•. 14. City Attorney's Report (a) Mr. DeWitt provided info~tion concerning the proposed EPA municipal settl .. nt pol icy. He requested Council's direct ion concerning a letter to EPA froa the cities of Lakewood, Littleton, Glendale, Englewood and the Metro Wastewater Recl111ation District. COIIICIL IIEIIIO MLOClt IIMD, -IT IIAS SECaED, TO MITIIIIIZE IIAYOR 11111115 TO s1• THE SU1,J£CT L£TTD • IENALF OF THE c1n OF EIIIL.E.IIOCID. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, lliggins Nays: None Motion carried. Additional discussion ensued about coordtnati119 a ... ti119 of various aunicipal officers with the federal legislators duri119 AucJust while the legislators are on break. • •••• City Manater Fraser reatnded Council that the PlaMIIICJ ud ZOIIIIICJ c-hsiOft 1s holdt119 a public ... tt119 Tuesday, April 7, 1992, 6:30 p.•., retardt119 Treecycle, the sht119le recyclt119 ftra . 15. Adjounant COIIICIL IIEIIIO U LOCI lltVED TO .... The ... t t 119 adjNmed at 10 : 15 p. •. 6' - .. I . • , , I - • • TO: FROM: Re: • • • Englewood City Council City or Englewood 3400 South Elati St Englewood, Co. 80110 ~~~ ~ .,1--d~ ~ ,, ,, ~~~£~ ~ I -,~'J/~, ." A' I t I _....rL_, ~~L_ Englewood Residents Living On Belleview~ Request to be Ezcluded fro• Proposed Concrete Replaceaent District No. 1992 We The Following Residents Ask For Your Cooperation By Reaovinf Us Fro• The District For Puttinf in Sidewalks on Belleview .. $Qq"' s. ~,~ c.:.t: "7~o-~~~ {)-t'J9~ ~A:.J I'# ;zk-]'J";l ------J"'Z> "° .:s /les •. • -· -...J.f! 2 ~r ,.,,., r ,._ .,,, ~ ~ :H: ?9S' '7"'?-41 J L 74' S'. 6 &,~·, , i , . • \ • I. • • , ]- - • '. • • ... · ... • <. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, June hu been clesip•W u a.cyclinc Month in Colorado, to ncopize th• beneftu al NCYClilll on our IOCiety; and WHBllBAS, cit.iun1 and viliton a/Colorado 111,joy tha •• a/the ll&ata, itl mountain1, plain• and cities; and WHBUAS, recyclinc .. ,,.. pracioua IMIV, CCIIIMIWI valuable natural Nllllll'CH, protactl tha mvinnment. reducel landftll neadl and hu a poaitive eaonomic impact, creatin1 jobs and poyinc eitiun1 for their NCJCliftl .«ona; and WHEREAS, ncyclinc ii• pl'Oftll method al COIINffllll valuable l"NOIINN al oil, water, tl'NI, electricity and landfill 1poce; and WHBllBAS, Coloradoan, han displayed an exemplary willinpea to recycle, so much ao that th• Stat.a uceedl the na&ional per capita averap in the amoant al recycled ma&erial1; and WHEREAS. it ii appropriata to eneourap continaad intanl& in recyclinc, to uli1t in the bet&erment al communitin; and WHEUAS, it ii admirable public policy to NJIIIUN wl aappon tha c,oaaaon ,-1 which NIUlU from NCJClins: NOW THUEFOU. l, Clyde B. Wlaina. Ila,-ti die Cit,y ti Sncle...._ Colondo, hereby pnclaim --· .,., ...... - COLORADO ac1a,.1NO IIDlffll ,-. ' . . , • . 8 a I. . 0 - - • • • ft • .. PROCLAMATION WIIDL\S, acr'OII the Nation younc people Clllltributa • &Mir .,...uniues; and WHBRBAS, J011D1 people tab the time t.o make the dlft'enn• in politifl ways ta 10lve problem, in their cities; and WHBRBAS, the Youth 8ervioe America in eoUabaradm widl the Ullitad Slata Cont ... nee ol Mayon and 'nle Je«.non Awardl an orpniliae Youth 8ervioe Day ; and WIIBlt&AS, the• youq people an ulillinl indmdula whe .. 1111111"7, hemeleu, addicted ta drup and aloohol, unable ta read, u ...... ochen in ..... and ....._ recosnition; NOW THUEP'OU. I, Clyde E. Wlllina. Mayor ti the Cit,J ti Bnpwood, Colorado, llerlby proclaim April II. 1• u: NA110NAL YOUl1I a:aVICS DAY Im in lqlewood. Colendo. 181'11 all ti our cidalne ta IDie& the cllallenp t.o aeeentuat.e the poeitift ..... then the naptift and -,port theel,.... in &Mir .... t.o unlonuna&e and needy indiYidula . ' . . , • ~ • . 8 b .. I. . •• • • L--i I I ~, I' tr ir !ll t1 , f !; HI u; ud r,1 · I I '1 : t. 1-· · r · ~ i l; h, JU JII ilf J J!~ ~~ , . I I f '9 . 'J .. , lf. lJf ;: . ( I ! .. 'i '-r lg id "f ~ I • • l •~ ~ f H r !J 'i ~ , , IR! It l~ r JJf 11 ;; . I I I f i h ii H; ii ~ I i 1 ! l, ~t I• Iii d j f f J f s ii ir20 !.f i ~ q .} f , 1J •l I h1 i ~~ , I · , t ~ k\ ft iU ~ · l • f [ ~ I . \· . . ' , • ' , ' • 'lf Hrs 1J, • t!ll Ha Ha iJ,1 ltJ, l n J2: :1De-i.i: J.gE I f. llisi I <f (o o " •. •I;; go. .. o.s,s-11• I !;.f' .; .. rf 1-!(! .. u I •J i u J i(· }E i~i sf·oa II tl .. f rs)! .. p5.. a tf -= • ii f I D" r·· f • J:i I I. f i . •, . • i 'f 1:-' , r l =!. 1:~ -~f r·! g a ; 9 frt rll ·} a.[' ·II' ~ l ' . i-s·e-e-; •s@ 111 I a: l fl l ,~ 1~l ,,, ~ · lr1 1 = i = f ·, i ::j p ! tr fl lt~ fa, 0 : 1 .. i ~, ,lj 1if f tt Ill •IH ,. .. i, :I .. ff~ &.ii' • "~r ·r~[ i f,. II f a't \! !s L§ ~ 0. ; It a tl1 !1 @I h{ ~,,ft ;s I .. JIit cJ 0 ,:c-·t · ~'C. £ I~ r f •tt t~ f! 1 ~-~&.~!i •z~ ii hi H li 1J• ib ~~ . 11r. • ~ ~ s o.\ a ... ~ • , • • • r ,· I . . . .. ' 7 j,,.,..., I • ~ ... 'Ill ' ' • • oaDIIIUCS IIO. J!l- SDIU or 1992 • • - ay AUTHORITY 10 a OOUIICIL aILL NO • ..l!_ IlffaODUCSD BY COUNCIL NSMUJl Van Dyke All OIIDIIIAIICS Clt&ATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. JS, I• TD CITY or SIICLSWOOD, COLOlllll)01 ON>DIIIG TD COIISTllDCTIOII AND t•STALLATIOII or 8TIIDT PAVIIIG, CURii, GUTTD, MID SIDll:lfALlt I~S, 'fOGSTUII lfITB DCl:SSUY IJ1CIDUTALS1 AIID HTTIIIG l'OllTII OTDlt DITAILS I• COIIIISCTIOII WITH TD DISTllICT. lfllSIISM, the City Council of Sngl-«>d, Colorado, pur•uant to the Charter, Cllapter 2 of Title 11 of the Municipal COda of tba City, and tba 1_. of tba State of Colorado, bar.by finda and clat~ tllat tbara ui•t• a -•ity for tba creation of P&YUICJ D1atr1ct IIO. JS in the City (the •01atrict•), and tba conatruction and inatallation of pa•inlJ, curb, gutter, and aidewalk lapro•1a111t•, t099tbar vitb -aary inciclalltal•, on certain atraat• and aYelluea u Mt fortb in tbia aa.o1ution1 and lfllSIISM, notice of a pablic haari119 concerni119 tba creation of the Diatrict and tba conatruction and in•tallation of tba ~t• tbarain -• pabliabad once a -k for tbraa conaacuti.. -ka in tba Sft9l-«>d Barald, a -.aper of ~•1 circulation 1n the City, and in addition, ~ice va• -11ac1, po•ta.Ja prepaid, to aacb ~ -r of real property vitbin tba propoaacl Diatrict1 and IIUllSM, at tile tiae and place aat forth in tba ~ice, tba City Council aet in open -••ion for tba purpoN of baarinlJ any -t•, objection•, or proteata that ai9bt i. aacla for or &9ainat tba Diatrict or tba l.llp OU I Int• to be eonatructacl and inatallacl1 and waaua, all -t•, ol»jactiona, and protaata lla•inlJ baall duly beard and conaiclaracl, tile City Council Ila& clatenai-4 to procaacl vitb tba creation of tile D1atr1ct and tba eonatructioa of tba l.llprou I nta u claacru,ad in Maolution IIO. t, aar1-of 1992, paaaacl and ~eel a,y tba City COUDcil on ~ J, 1,,2, -. naaacaa, .. IT OUAIIISD n Ta CITY CIDUIICIL 0, Ta CITY or DIGLSIIOOD, CDLGalDO, U fOLLOIIS 1 ~ 1. c...tua ef _.. tinrift. Tllat • apaoial lap ow-at diatrict for tba coaetruction and inatallation of tba Lt 110• ta lleraiaafter claacru,ad, i• baral»y creatacl and aatuUebad in acCOC'4lallae witb tile City curter, Cllapter 2 of Title 11 of tba lllaaicipal COcla of tile City, and tba 1 ... of tba State of Colorado, and allall i. ~ and claai4Batell u •Pa•ialJ D1etr1ct llo. JI•. All procaaclinlp lleratofora tallea and adoptacl ill ~ion vitb tba Diatrict are bareby ratifiacl, approued, and confiraacl. 8aftiaa J. !!l'--W Plw ....... uuau.u. Tllat tba aa;1-r·a nporta, totatbar witll tba praliaiaary ._.11•, apacificatioae, -tiaat-of coat, -pa, and aclladulN att-bad or app1nd1d to Mid report•, an bareby approYacl and~-· 8aftiaa J. a4nnn ...... n. TIie Diatdct allaU Ila ocapl'iaacl of all of tba real property froatialJ or alluttialJ on tile at~• and •-- bat-.. tile termini bareafter claacrillad and, witll nepect to tba reaidaetial 1ap_..u on ... t T\afta •-· includialJ tba real property witllill -11au (1/21 block of Hid a-. Mjuatwta for tba u-•Ht of -t• will Ila aacla for irra;ular and odd-allapad lou and parcel• of property. -1 - • . ' I • • • , , L...J • • I • tt·1·-·1···1·1 11'§···,·i ····-""il"i ••g••• •••• ~~ 0 =~-~~~~, a~: r gi~·= 1=~ I ~: ing · · · · . r'··-··1 :·1·· I . ... . . f'' .. ·2·· ~ ~-ftlll ft ~ ft • ft • -~ C Cft ~ •• lii ... ~,1" r=! i212~' ~ ~2ff~ g~ ;!i • ~,2 ,~== "l~f1 ~o 1, ~ ... ,~8,,. E' ••• ~, "la~~~ ••~~ .f ~ e. " ... I i 1 2' , ... ' = I ~ ... "~ ~ .f :! ~ :! ' ~ ~ :, " = ft g l i ,. 0 0 Ii J"cft ~o ... e , ....... o f9 • g~ 0 :ao .,.111,. f f9ft• caa " ·~~ ~... ~ ~roo• ... :, :, • '0 ~.,.,. !if!•a=1a;~:·~1r•11lfi"":ft1~rafia'lii;,,R:;lf :· · · ·r·!iir. 'Ill a•• ll ~lrf". 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Cllapl:er 2 of Title 11 of t:lle llunictipal COde of tile CU:y. and 1-ot tile auu of Colorado, epecial ~ lloada of t:ba City •ball Ille 1.....S tor t:ba purpoee of payin9 tor the local 1af ou H rt• cleecru-1 ill t:bia Orcl1-, ill u ~ not to -ceec1 t:ba -t: and ...,_... of Nici lafrou t•, iacludiDg aDIJiwrin9 and bond 1•-~•• aa pcoYided by lw. !'Ila lloada ab&ll Ille ueued baaed upoa eat:iaat:ee .,..o,ed by tile City eouacu. and .. aut:llori...S by u orc11.aaw to Ille ••a,t:e11 by tile City couacu at a later ciao. TIie lloada &lld tile illureat: ta.--ab&ll Ille payule out: ot apecial --au to Ille l..,ied -,aiAR t:ba real ,copart:y illcl...._. vi~ t:lle Diet:dot: &lld apecially llwtit:N by t:lle laf OU ta to Ille ~ &lld ill8t:alled. .... a.. t. p UM· TM City cauaou ~ fillda &lld .. ...,,_ t:bat: t:lle I , ou ta pr11n1III to Ille ~r.ot:ed &lld illnallellll • .rwued &lld .repl_... will _,_. a .,..1a1 lllwtit upoa t:ba -1 pr 11nr vit:111& t:lle Dut:riot: and a ...-,&1 llwtit: upoa t:lle City aa a wole • ..... _ IO. !!•-•HAD· It ~ ---wtiw -,efta of t:b1a on1aaw a11a11 111e .. ,....,. -,__.i. • La••U•. _.. ,,,5 1: a11a11 not affect:, iap&ir or iaY&lidaU t:lle -.LailllJ pro,,181-of t:111& Ocd1-, it: NUlf t:Jle Ult:eDt:1-t:bat: t:Jle Y&riou ,CO,,Uiw lilenof &n __..le • ...u-11. n JP• &11 ocdtee H, or ,art:a t:llereof, .Laooaaiat:eat: or ill -i11ot: vit:b t:bia Orcltee-an ~ ff119Alad to t:lle eat:eat: -1y of -11 1-~ or -r11ot: • ...u-u. MUff!fn w lfb!M!! ..,.. nu Ocdtvew, after it:a fivl pa...... allall • t 1nd &lld Hn.r..a, &lld t:lle ..ao,&laa &lld ,-u.oat:1-allall Ille ...._Loa._ ~ t:lle •~ of t:lle ..,-&lld ta. City Clerk, and by t:lle canULO&U of ..a.U.oat:laa. M -alNlllt: t:lle t:iaa of ,-110&t:laa of t:bU Ocdtc •• a oopr of &Ilia or-ttee-allall • pro,,Mlad to tile ~f UHHH &lld t:lle ~f U9MU'8lr Of klflMO Ollaat:f &lld to tile Di•ialaa of i.cai OO<oe.r 1, .La ta. D I r 1, of i.cai &Hain of t:N at:at:o of -a - -------~--. • I ... .. I. • 0 • ]- • • ,,, ~ . " • ,~ • ' <. COlorado. Thi• ordinance all&ll ~ aUeeti,,. thirty (JO) day• after publication followin9 final 1'8811898· lntrodlloed, nail in full, ud ,....S -firR nadin9 -tM ,th day of April, lfl2. hltlialled u • aill for an ordinaDCe -tM 9th day of April, lt92 • ..... by title ud puaecl -final nadiD9 -tM 20th day of April, lt92. hltlialled by title u Ordi.DaaN IIO. _, led .. of lfl2, -tM 23rd day of April, lfl2. Clyde S. Wiftiaa, •JOr &ffSl'nD• l, htricia •· er-, City Clerk of ti. City of ... 1-od, colorado, ~ oertify tut tM ...... UIII fon,oillt 1a • uwe oon of tM Ordiaallee ,..... -final Nedin9 ud pllltlialled by title u Ordlea9N IIO. _, leriae of lfl2 • -. - ' . ' 'I ~ • . ~ .. I. • ]- • • • • • BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE N0./1 SERIES OF 1992 COUNCIL BILL NO. 17 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 8, CHAPI'ER 2E, SECTION 2, BY THE ADDITION OF SUBSECTION U, TO THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS FOR MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL-DISPENSING STATIONS. WHEREAS, the 1991 Uniform Fire Code and the 1990 NFPA Standard 30A, Automotive & Marine Service Station Code have been revieed and contain provisions which allow for limited installation of protected or vaulted abovecrc,und flammable liquid 1torqe tanks used for motor vehicle fuelinc; and WHEREAS, the NFPA Standard 30A hu been adopted by Colorado State Statute u a minimum installation standard for service 1tation1 and it.I provision, are enforced by the Colorado State Oil Inspection Section of the Division of Labor throqhout the state of Colorado where local codes are leM 1trinpnt; and WHEREAS, by the addition of Subsection U to Title 8, ol EMC 1985 operational and installation costs will be reduced for buline1se1 in Enctewooct·, industrial areu where on- site vehicle fuelinc i1 desired; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Cft'Y COUNCIL OF THE Cft'Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : Stmoo l Title 8, Chapter 2E, Section 2, of the ~ Municipal Coda 1985 ii hereby amended by addinc a new 1ubeaciion U, Appandis II-F, which reeds u folio-: 8-2E-2: U . ,\PPQQIJ 11-f 6BOYF-OBQJlNQ 81'9B6GE tAUS fOB NOTQB YEBICLI ptJJL -QISPQSJNQ STADQNS · 1. SCOPE : Slonl'e and dispenains ol motor fuels into the fuel tanks ol motor vahiclat from ~ tanb which are located out.Iida ol buildinp in anu aonad for incluarial UN, or u approved by the chief', shall be in accordance with this appendi.Ji . 2 . INSTALLATION OF TANKS: Tanks shall be ins&allad in accordance with Article 79, Division V, and lhall be ina&alled in spacial ancloaul'ft constructed in accordance with Section 79.I02(c) or in lilted and approved tank enclosures or ma&erials proridinc flre ~ or not la11 than 2 hours. The followinc additional criteria shall apply: Ca ) Guard poaU or other means shall be proyided to protect the area where tanks are Installed. The deaip shall be in aoconlanca with Section I0.30l(w), Cb ) Each tank and each spacial anclNure shall be IUfflMIDdecl by a clear apeca ol no& 1 .. than 3 fNt to allow for .......... and in1pacdon, '' •. 10 b • I. • , - • • • ,. • • (c ) Warning signs and identification signs shall be installed to clearly identify hazards . The design shall be in accordance with Sections 79 .108, 79.109, 79 .902 (h) and 79.806 (c). Conspicuous signs prohibiting simultaneous tank tilling and fuel dispensing shall be posted. (d) Tanks containing motor fuels shall not exceed a 6,000-1allon individual or 18,000-gallon agnPte capacity. Installations havin1 the maximum allowable agnPte capacity shall be separated from other such installations by not le11 than 100 feet, and (e) Tanks shall be provided with automatic fuel shut-off devices capable of 1toppin1 the delivery of fuel when the level in the t.ank reaches 90 percent of tank capacity. 3 . INSTALLATION OF DISPENSING SYSTEMS : Di1pen1in11y1tem1 shall be installed in accordance with Article 79, Division• Vlll and IX except as follows : (a ) Motor fuels shall be tran1feff1Jd from tanks by mean• of fixed pump• which are de1icned and equipPed to allow control of the now and to prevent leakace or accidental diacharte, (b) Tank and tank enclosure openinp shall be throuch the top only . Approved antisiphon devices shall be installed at each connect.ion of pipinc to a tank when such pipi111 elllteftdl below the level of the toP of such tank, and ( c) Oispen1in1 device• are allowed to be installed on t,op of special enclosures. 4. pL,\NS. Plan• shall be submitted with permit apptica•ions. The plan• shall include the method of 1t.of1119 and clial*'ainc. quantities and types of liquids to be stored, distances from tanks and dispenNff to property lines end buildinp, vehicle aceeu, fire applianCN, eollision barriers, desip and eonstnaetion of tanks ancl tank ....,.,U, aeiamic desip of tank supports. aecondary containment tank wentinl ancl vapor-recovery provisions, etn8f'191'cy controls. and odlet' infonudon ,.quired by the chief . &. MAl!'-'TENANCE : Tanks. special enclowrea and diapenliftl 1y1um1 shall be maintained in propel' ~-DamllP .. 11 be repaired immediately UIIIII material• uvinc equal or .,. .. , arencth and nre resistance . Introduced. read in fiall, and pasted on nni Ndlftl on the Mh clay of April, 1992 . Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day of April, 1111. 11.-d by title and pasted on f\nal readilll on the tot.h M1 ti April, 1111. -2· . . ,,. - • I •, .. I. • .. .. \ ' I • , 2 ]- • • • • .. Published by title as Ordinance No . _. Series of 1992, on the 23rd day of April, 1992. ~~------------------Clyde E. Wiain1, Mayor ATTEST : ------------------------Patricia H . Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk ol the City ol £nclewood, Colorado. hereby certify that the above and foreeoinr is a true copy of the Ordinance puaed on ftnal rudinr and published by title u Ordinance No. _. Serin ol 1992. ---~----------------Patricia H. Crow . 3 . . . • . I. • • , - Date April 20. 1992 IIU'l1A'l'ZD 11T STAPF SOURCS • . (• • COUNCIL COMMUNICA'OON Aeendaltem 11 a Subject AutomaUc/Mutual Aid Agreement wtth City of Littleton Department of Safety Sen1ces Chris Olson. Executive Officer 188UB/ AC11011 PROP08SD • We request adoption of a bW for an ordinance approvtng an agreement wtth the City of Littleton. provtdlng for mutual/automaUc aid for fire protecUon and emergency medical services for both enUUes. PDVIOU8 COUIICIL AC'l'IOII Approval ofprevtous agreement that went Into etrect on January 2. 1991. as well as prior agreements extnvttng back to 1983. STAPF AJIALTalll This agreement modJfles and updates the preaent agreement. by subaUtuttng fire engtne companaes . In place ol ftre ambulances. on respomes for emergency medical service into each other'• jur1acticUona . IIACKGROIJIID The concept of automatk/mutual aid wtth Littleton on both fire and reacue emergencies hM been on a trial buta for 1991. Both mtmes feel that the beneftta of uch an arrangement far outwdgh any operational IDcoDvaUenCea that may occur . The program la monitored Jointly. on a monthly baaia. PIJIIAIICIAL No impact.a al:)c:,ft preaent bud&et . , . . , •. .. I . • .... I ]- - • . " • - MEMO To: From: DIie: March 19, 1982 &mild= I have milcMd 1he records ga•llld by CAD Sid Ille> 1W ilbfflllllan '* 1'11111 bNn .-ad ir*> 1W Prime. E,igllwacd ,..,.lded Ir*) UIIIIIDn a ... ol 132 CIII. UIIIIIDn tllPGl ldld ir*> El iglM;raod a ... of 120CIII. T'tW runbarS inClude II CIII, inCludlnQ tae lllrml. rapon111 calCllld In ra.M. Ire CIII Sid rac&a CIII. Ullld bllcM n .. runber d ieepal Ill lhll have iwalvad Ulllllan: Ea tr1FM 410im15 1 ii 52 11 • I .. I. . t ~ I - • ORDINANCE NO._ SERIES OF 1992 • • - BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR t~ AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF LITTLETON PROVIDING FOR MUTUAUAUTOMATIC AID FOR FIRE PROTECTION FOR BOTH ENTITIES. WHEREAS, Englewood is a municipal corporation orpnized and existing pursuant t.o Article XX of the Colorado Constitution, its Charter, it& Ordinances; its territorial jurisdiction generally is the legal boundaries of the City of Englewood, Colorado; and WHEREAS, Litt.leton i1 a municipal corporation providing fire service within the legal boundaries of the City of Littleton and the legal boundaries of the Litt.let.on Fire Protection District (referred to 81 the "territory or service area of Litt.leton") pursuant to an intergovernmental agreement with said District for fire services; and WHEREAS, each of the parties hereto maintain emergency equipment; and WHEREAS, emergencies may arise in one or the other of the jurisdictions resulting in gruter demands than the personnel and equipment of that party can handle, or emergencies of such intensity may occur that they cannot be handled solely by the equipment of the party in whose jurisdiction the emergency occurs ; and WHEREAS, it is in the interest of each of the parties that they may have service of and from the other party to aid and a&1i1t them for the purpose offtgllting fires or responding to other e mergencies; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE cm· OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : 5tct-ioo 1. That an acreement entit.led "Automatic Aid And Mutual Aid Acrffment" Between the City of Enc)ewood and the City of Liu.let.an is hereby approved by the City Council . Sa,d Agreement provides pnerally as follow s : I. MUTUAL AID : A . Englewood lhall ,n the event there are fires or other emer,enae1 in the territory or aerv,ce area of Litt.let.on which are beyond the control of Liuleton, ••hether beeau of the u of iu equipment at other places or bKause of the intensity of the emerpncy, or otherwiM, 1ub.,«t to the hmitat1on1 hereinafter set forth, aid and a11i1l Litt.leton by caualnt and permiwnc its fire department and its equipment to be UMd in reapondlnt to emerpnci in the territory and NrVice aru of Litt.let.on . The Med for 111eh aid and a11i1tance lhall be determined by Litt.leton . Notwithundlnt anyth1nc herein to the rontrar)•, En,lewood ahall be eacuaed from makinc 11.1 equipm.nt and ael'VICff available to Liu.leton in the ewnt of the Med for eueh equipment andlor peraonMI within the territory and NrYlee area o( £nclewood or their prior 11• at any o&her plaee, which cleeilion o( availability aha II be made by Enrlewood, and which cl«111on ahall be eoncl1111wi. ,, - • . - ' I . • • , - • • • , . • B. Littleton shall, in the event there are fires or other emergencies in the territory or service area of Englewood which are beyond the control of Englewood, whether because of the use of its equipment al other places or because of the intensity of the emergency, or otherwise, subject to the limitations hereinafter set forth, aid and assist Englewood by causing and permitting its fire department and equipment to be used in responding to emergencies in the territory and service area of Englewood . The need for such aid and a11istance shall be determined by Englewood. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, Littleton shall be excused from making its equipment and services available to Englewood in the event of the need for such equipment and/or personnel within the territory and service area of Littleton, or their prior use at any other place, which decision of availability shall be made by Littleton, and which decision shall be conclusive . C. The services to be rendered by one party to the other are of equal value, and there shall be no charges made by either party for the services rendered to the other party, except in the event of equipment damage by reason of the action of the employees of the other party. If the employee is determined to be at fault or neglii:ent, the party employing that employee shall be liable for the Ion. D. Each party shall maintain its equipment and orpnize its emera:ency response procedures with both personnel and equipment to the degree neceuary to cope with the ordinary and routine emergencies arisini: within its boundaries and for which the party is organized. Neither party shall be expected to respond to emergency calla when the emergency arises due to a failure to organize available penonnel or maintain equipment in proper working order and in sufficient quantity to meet the respective demands of the persona and property within each of the party's respective territory and service areas. II. Automatic Aid · Engine Response Only: A . It ia understood and a,reed that an Enclewood Fire Division engine unit will respond from any appropriate atation into LiUleton as part of the initial response throuch automatic diapatchinc of personnel into the below defined area . 8 DEFINED AREA • Ll'M'LETON : An area limited to, but extendini: from South Clarkson Street on the East (800 block East), Bow Mar Drive on the West (1>600 block Weat.), the North city limits of Littleton, and approximately Powen Avenue on the South (5600 block South); area1 to 1nclud Lluleton Hip School and that portion of Bow Mar between Bow Mar Drive and Sheridan Boulevard. In th event that the appropriate Ellflewood fire un its are pre,·1ou I , commiU4d to oth r incldenu, Enrlewood will imm4d1atel nouf L1ttlet.on '1 dispatch center of the inabihty to rnpond IO that Uulet.on ma call in altemativ units. It i understood and ertlld that a Uulflon Fire Department ffll'n unit will respond from any appropnat.e ltat.aon into En,lewood a1 part oft.h4t in1t.1al ,-pan throu,h aut.omat.it cli1pawhi111 by cliepatch PfflOllnel 1nt.o the low d fined area · . 2 . ,,, - .. ' I • • 0 I - • • • I• • (. DEFINED AREA . ENGLEWOOD: An area limited to, but generally including all areas between South Clarkson Street on the East (800 block East), South Lowell Boulevard on the West (3600 block West), West Tufts/West Union on the North (4500 block North), and the South city limits of Englewood . Said area beine specifically depicted in Exhibit #1 attached to the Contract. Ill. AUTOMATIC AID • RESCUE RESPONSE ONLY: '" A . It is understood and agreed that the Enelewood Fire Division will respond an eneine company from Station #23 (Acoma) into a defined area within Littleton throueh automatic dispatchine by Littleton dispatch personnel. DEFINED AREA • LITTLETON: An area limited to, but generally including, South Broadway on the East (0000 block East), South Hickory Street on the West (900 block West), Littleton city boundary on the North, and West Powers Avenue on the South (5600 block South). Automatic aid response into Liulet.on will consist of an engine company, unless this unit is previously committed to another incident and cannot respond . In this instance, Enclewood will immediately notify Littleton 's dispatch center of the inability to respond so that Littleton may call in alternative units. It is understood and aereed that Littleton will continue to res pond their normal Advanced Life Support Unit and private transport ambulance, if needed, to rescue calls in the defined automatic aid response area. B . It is understood and -,reed that the Liu.lat.on Fire Depar1.ment will respond an eneine company from Littleton St.at.ion Ill into a defined area within Enrlewood throu,h automatic dispat.chinc by Englewood dispatch personnel. DEFINED AREA • ENGLEWOOD: An area limited to, but pnerally includinc the area known as Centennial Acres, which is bounded by the South Platte Riv er on the East, Lo-II Boulevard on the Wast (3600 block Wnt), the city limits of Enclewoocl on the North, and Wut Belleview Avenue on the South C5100 blodi South). (Said area beinc specifically depicted in Exhibit 11 attached hereto and incorporated in the AcnamenL) Au toma u c aid re sponse into Enclawoocl will consist of an en(in• company, unle t hi unit I previoutly committed to another in cadanL In th is inatanc., U u i.ton da patth .,-a will ammediawly noUfy th• d iapa tth c.nter of' the ana biht ~· to r pond , so that Encte woocl may call In alt mat iv unit It I un fltood and a,reed that tn,lewoocl will con t.a n to respond it normal Ad -an* u r. Su pport Un it, or private ambulan , as n..s.d. It i al undfftlood and a,reed that Llulel.on wall not spenad to provid tran n.at,on rvi PERSEDI, 'G FFECT OF THI AGRUMENT . uttl t.on and . 3 . ,,,_ . , • .. I . • • , ]- - • • • . . V. OTHER PROVISIONS. A. The Agreement &hall remain in full force for a maximum period of two (2) years from the date of execution. HowevaT, either party may terminate thi1 Contract without cause upon thirty (30) day& prior written notice to the other party. B. The respective directors listed in the Contract may eatabliah procedures and protocols for the carryinc out of this Apeement. however, no such procedure or protocol shall be contrary to the terms of the Agree-t. Introduced, read in full, and paned on first readin1 on the 20th day or April, 1992. Published u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day or April , 1992. Clyde E. Wigina, Mayor ATTEST : Patricia H . Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk orthe City of'£nclewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and fonpinc is a true copy or a Bill for an Onlinanee, in&roclueN. rud in full, and paned on ftrat rNdinl on the 18th day or April, 1tn. .,. ,, - ' ' . ' - .. I. • I - • • • • AUI'OMATIC AIU AND MUIUAL AID AGREEMENT nus AGREEMENT, made by and between the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, hereinafter called "Englewood", and the CITY OF LITILETON, COLORADO, hereinafter called "Littleton", WITNESSE11f 111A T: WHEREAS, Englewood is a municipal corporation and its territorial jurisdiction generally is the legal boundaries of the City of Englewood, Colorado, and - WHEREAS, Littleton is a municipal corporation providing fire service within the legal boundaries of the City of Littleton and the legal boundaries of the Littleton Fire Protection District (collectively referred to as the "territory or service area of Littleton") pursuant to an intergovernmental agreement with said District for fire services; and, \\llEREAS, each of the panics hereto maintain emergency equipment; and, WHEREAS , emergencies may arise in one or the other of the jurisdictions of the p a nics re s ulting in gre a ter dema nds than the personnel a nd equipment of that pany can handle, or emergencies of such intensity may occur that they cannot be handled solely by the equipment of the p a rty in whose jurisdiction the emergency occurs; and, WHEREAS, it is in the interest of each of the pa nics that they may have c rvice o f a nd fr o m th e o ther party to aid and assist them for the p u rpose of fighting fires o r re ponding to o the r emergenci e s. NOW 11f EREFORE, in consi de rat ion o f the promises hereafter set fonh, it mu t ually :igreed by and between the panics: I . MUTlJ AL AID A . EnglC\\ od hall in the C\Cnt the re are fire o r o the r emerge ncie s in th e te rr itory or ervicc area f Li tt le ton which a rc beyond the contro l o f Li ttle to n, wh e ther because of the u e of it equipment a t other p laces o r because o f the int ensi ty o f th e emergency, o r 0 1hc rwi e, . ubject to the limitat ions he reinafter se t for th, aid and assis t Little ton hy cau. ing a nd permitt ing i1 fire depan ment and its e qu ip ment to be uscJ in re . pond ing to e me rgencic . in t he territory and service are a o f Li ttleto n . The nee d for such a id and a .i ta nce hall be de termined by Li tt le ton. Norwi t hstandina a n)1h ina herein 10 t he o nmary, Englewood . h:111 he e,C'U ed from making it equipment and . ervice :IV:tilahlc 10 Li11 lc ton in thC' c:v nt of 1hc n •ed fo r HJ h etiuipmcnt u.nd /o r personnel \\ ith in the I r rit Or) and . cr\'i e :ire:i of · ni,:lewood or their prior use a t any o the r p lace. which decision of U\';ulability h:ill he muJ hy ng lC'\\OflJ, and "hich deci ion hall be conclu ive . .,. - ' I . • , 1- • • Englewood/Littleton Mutual/ Automatic Aid Page -2· • • • B. Littleton shall, in the event there are fires or other emergencies in the territory or service area of Englewood which are beyond the control of Englewood, whether because of the use of its equipment at other places or because of the intensity of the emergency, or otherwise, subject to the limitations hereinafter set forth, aid and assist Englewood by causing and permitting its fire department and equipment to be used in responding to emergencies in the territory and service area of Englewood. The need for such aid and assistance shall be determined by Englewood. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, Littleton shall be excused from making its equipment and services available to Englewood in the event of the need of such equipment and/or persoMcl within the territory and service area of Littleton, or their prior use at any other place, which decision of availability shall be made by Littleton, and which decision shall be conclusive. C. The services to be rendered by one pany to the other arc of equal value, and there shall be no charges made by either pany for the services rendered to the other party, except in the event of equipment damage by reason of the action of the employees of the other party. If the employee is determined to be at fault or negligent, the party employing that employee shall be liable for the loss. D. Each party shall maintain its equipment and organize its emergency response procedures with both personnel and equipment to the degree necessary to cope with the ordinary and routine emergencies arising within its boundaries and for which the party is organized. Neither party shall be expected to respond to emergency calls when the emergency arises due to a failure to organize available persoMel or maintain equipment in proper working order and in sufficient quantity to meet the respective demands of the persons and property within each of the party's respective territory and service areas. II. AUTOMATIC AID· ENGl~E RESPONSE ONLY: h is under tood and agreed that an Englewood Fire Division eng in e unit will re . pond from any appropria te Englewood tation into Littleton :u part of the initial re pon c throu h automati <li . patching by dispatch personnel into the below defined area . DEFINED AREA • Ll"ITLETON: An area limited to, but generally extending from South 1:irl.:~n Street on the ca t ( 00 block ca . t), Bow Mar Drh-c on the we t (5600 block we t), the north ity limit f Liulcton, and approxim:uely Powers Avenue on the south (SSOO hlock uth); rea 10 include Li11le1on High School and the portion of Bow Mar between Bow Mar Dri\e and Sheri<l:in Boule :ird. "' - I . • , ]- • Englewood/Littleton Mutual/ Automatic Aid Page -3- • • • ln the event that the appropriate Englewood fire units are previously committed to other incidents, Englewood will immediately notify Littleton's dispatch center of the inability to respond so that Littleton may call in alternative units. 8. It is understood and agreed that a Littleton Fire Department engine unit will respond from any appropriate station into Englewood as part of the initial response through automatic dispatching by dispatch pcrsoMel into the below defined area: DEFINED AREA. ENGLEWOOD: An area limited to, but generally including all areas between South aarkson Street on the cast (800 block cast), South Lowell Boulevard on the west (3600 block west), West Tufts/West Union on the north (4500 block north), and the south city limits of Englewood. (Said area being specifically depicted in Exhibit # 1 attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.) In the event that the appropriate Littleton units arc previously committed to other incidents, Littleton will immediately notify Englewood's dispatch center of the inability to respond so that Englewood may call in alternative units. Ill. AUTOMATIC AID • RESCUE RESPONSE ONLY: A . It is understood and agreed tha t the Englewood Fire Division will re spond a n e ngi ne co mpany from Station #23 (Acoma) into a defined area wi thin Littleton th rough a ut o matic dis patching by Littleton dis pa tch pcrsoMcl. DE flSE D AREA • LIITLETON: An a rea limi ted to, bu t a c nerally includina, Sou th Br adway on the ca t (0000 hlock cast), South H ickory Street on the we st (900 block we st), Li11lcton cit boundary n the nonh. and We t Powers A enue on the M>Uth (S600 block u th). utomatic aid re ponsc into Littleton will consi t ol an C"line company, uni this unit is prcviou ly mmittcd to another incident and cannot respond. In this instance, Ena)ewood w Ill immedia tely not ify Littleton' di. patC'h center of the inabilit)' to re pond so that Lmlcton m II in ltcrnativc unit . h i undc tood and agreed that Littleton v.ill continue to r~nd their normal Advanced fc upport unit nd pri\'ate traMpOn mbulancc, ii needed, to rC'Nc c I in the dcfiMd utt ma , , 1J ri;: p n e a a. • . I. • • , - Englewood/Littleton Mutual/ Automatic Aid Page -4- '· • • • B. It is understood and agreed that the Littleton Fire Department will respond an engine company from Littleton Station #11 into a defined area within Englewood through automatic dispatching by Englewood dispatch personnel. DEFINED AREA. ENGLEWOOD: An area limited to, but generally including the area known as Centennial Acres, which is bounded by the South Platte River on the east, Lowell Boulevard on the west (3600 block west), the city limits of Englewood on the nonh, and West Belleview Avenue on the south (S100 block south). (Said area being specifically depicted in Exhibit #1 attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference.) Automatic aid response into Englewood will consist of an engine company, unless this unit is previously committed to another incident. In this instance, Littleton dispatchers will immediately notify the Englewood dispatch center of the inability to respond, so that Englewood may call in alternative units. It is understood and agreed that Englewood will continue to respond its normal Advanced Life Support unit. or private ambulance, as needed. It is also understood and agreed that Littleton will not be expected to provide transportation services. IV. SUPERSEDING EFFECT Of nus AGREEMENT This agreement shall supersede any prior agreements between the panics hereto . \I, OntER PROVISIONS ,- A. Th i greement hall remain in full force for a maximum period of two ye r fr m 1he date of execution. However, either party hereto may terminate this contract without cau upon thin (30) days prior wriuen notice to the other party. B. The respect ive directors Ii ted below may e tablish procedures and pr I ol for the rry in out of thi Agreement, however, no such procedure or protocol ha ll he ntr: ry 10 the term of thi Agreement. . , • . I . • • , , 2 ]- Englewood/Littleton Mutual/ Automatic Aid Page -S- (. • • • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the panics hereto have executed this Agreement this -----day of , 1992. Cl1Y OF LI'ITLETON By: usan Thornton, President Littleton City Council A'ITEST: ~ ice L Owen = ~ APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: By: 7 , , . ..;' Mike Doyle ' Fire Dcpanmcnt Direct or APPR OVED AS TO FORM: B : ·r'.5~ Cr 6 ::R B rry Sega l i tan t ity Att orney CI1Y OF ENGLEWOOD By: _______ _ Clyde E, Wiggina, Mayor City of Englewood ATl'EST: By: _______ _ Patricia L Crow City Oerlt APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: By: __ __,... __ _ Allen F. Stanley D irector of Safety Services APPROVED AS TO FORM: By: R:.-.i'""dt,....De,......W""i-u------ City Attorney • I .. I. • . , ' 2 I ,. -• • I • - • I • • I • • ,, - -• • . ~-. . ·. -. :._. •. .;, . -~-..s:::a~~.;. .. II II 5: ~ ,~ ' ...... ~~ u ~I~ ii ;I; §§ I • • I . • 0 • I • ]-• • , . • ~. ~- QPIJQN NO, J; M81'BvmvMP PRQGRAM GOAL: Eliminate 20 residences (new sidewalk). Administrative coats -eliminate· City will pay. ACftON: Motion to adopt C.B. 16.1 . • I . . 0 ,_ ~ I - - • ' • t• • ' '· QPl]QN NQ 3; Y9LJIN1'UR PBOGM:N GOAL: 100% Volunteer Program. Request to City Attorney to re-do current ordinance to have payment optiona up to 10 yean. ACTION: Motion to Table C.B. No. 16, Series of 1992. . 2. "'~ • I ' .. • .. I . . 0 - • OltDIIUUICS NO. SUISS OP 1992 • • • BY AUTHORITY A BILL fOlt I• CDUIICII. BILL 1'0 • ...!!! I ==~ Alf OltDIIUUfCS CUATIIIO c:aNCRSTS UPI.ACDISIIT DISTIUCT 1'0. 1992, I• TD Ciff OP SIIGI.SIIOOD, COI.OIIADOJ OltDDIIIO TD IIDIOVAI. AaD UPI.ACDIDIT OP SU8-STAIIDAJID COIUI, GUTTD, AIID SIDmut, TOGftllSJl WITH ncasSARY UICIDDTALSJ AaD UTTIIIO IPOltTII OTm DIITAII.S I• comlSC'rIO. WITH TD DISTllICT. IIIISJISU, the City Council of 811191.-od, Colorado, purauant to the Charter, Chapter 2 of Title 11 of the IIIUlic:ipal Code of the City, and the lave of the State of Colorado, hereby find& and ~ that there -ieta a -••ity for the creation of Concrete llepl-t Diatric:t llo. 1H2, in the City (the "Diatric:t"I, and the ~•1 and repl-t of aub--et&ndard curb, CJ11tter, and aidevalk and the -c:onetr,ac:ti-of curb, CJ11tter, and aiclewalk ~nta, t099ther vith -••ary inc:ldentala, on certain etreeta and •-nu•••• Mt forth 1n thla Re-lutlon, and IIIISJISU, notice of a public: hearllllCJ c:oncernllllCJ the creation of the D1atr1c:t and the -•l and repla~nt or -conatr,ac:tion of the lapro.a- -nta therein vaa publialled once a -k for three c:onaec:uti.. -Ila ln the S119l~ Herald, a -paper of 99neral c:lrculati-1n the City, and 1n addition, notice vaa -uec1, poat&99 prepaid, to eac:h ---r of real property vlthln the propoaed D1atr1c:t1 and IIIISJISU, at the t1-and place eat forth in the notice, the City Counc:U -t ln open -alon for the purpoee of bearllllCJ any -t•, objec:tlona, or proteata that lli9ht be --for or &9ainet tile D1atr1c:t or the lapr-nta to be~. replaced, or conatr,ac:ted1 and IIIISJISU, all -t•, objec:tiona, and protNta 11&•11119 .._ duly beard and c:onaldered, the City Counc:U Ila& deterained to proceed vltb tile c:r-tlon of the Diatrlc:t and tile ~•1 and repl-t of tile lapro•wnta •• deac:rilled ln Re-lutlon 11o. 12, MrlN of 1H2, pueed and ~ad by the City Counc:11 on Pebr,aary lS, lt921 -. TDUtoaa, • IT oaDIUIISD n Ta CITY cauac:II. 0, 'ID CITY or SIIOI.SIIOOD, COLGIIIDO, U ,ou.a,sa llectiea 1. Creatiea •f _.. aietrift, nat a apeolal LIii 001 1 t diatdc:t for the -•l and repl~ or --.tnctloa of the l•I oue -nta hereinafter deac:rilled, la bereby created and eetaU.alled in acGOl'daDce vlth the City Charter, Chapter 2 of Title 11 of the .... 101,.1 CDde of tile City, and the 1•-of the State of Colorado, and &ball IN ai-and ... ipated u •conc:rete llepl•-t Di.atrlc:t 11o. 1tt2•. All prHaelll..-llluel:ofore ~ and adopted ln c:onwtloft vi.tb tile Dlatdct are llereby ratified, appcouell, and c:onfuaed. 8eniea 2. '"""'"' •ltlt !If '"'""'""'' Tllat tlle 91191-r·• report•, toCJ9tber vltb tlle preliaiaary ~1•, .,..u1oat1-, eat1-tee of c:oet, _,., and ac:tleclul-attacllell or &1111«1« to Nill report•, are hereby appro,,ell and adopted. a.niea J. aiatrift ,-...n. n. Dia&dct eull IN looated vi.thin the corporate luaita of tlle City and aball IN oaapciaell of all of tlle real property upon vlllcb are oun, vutter, and •~lk •loll• aot ~ City atandarda -...... eJttnrt, waeHUell, vllloll real ,n,arty My IN HNaeed -1 - • - ' I • • , • • • • • ... with the coat of the iaprov-nta. A Uat containing the addreaN• of Hid real property 1• attached hereto •• •&xhibit A". The Diatrict ahall alao include • Uaited nuaber of propartiea within the City for which property owner• have vollllltarily conaented to incluaion into the Diatrict purauant to the City•• voluntary concrete repl•c-nt prograa. Th• City council ahall conaider a bill for an ordinance to include ••id proparti•• into tho Diatrict on or about Nay 18, 1992. a.ct;ioa & , DeacripU.-of 111pro.-t•, The iaprovwnta to be ~fltd, replaced, or conatructed within tho propoaad diatrict include & inch and 6 inch concrete curb, gutter, and aidevalk where aaid infrutructure do not wt City atandarda -• ala-... b UN, t099thar with necaeaary incidental a. Property owner• within tho Diatrict ahall be all-.t to priYately pro<ride for tho ~al and replac-nt or .-conatruction of Hid lapro<,e- -t• at their own axpanM prior to the ~•l and repl-t or .- conatruction of aaid iaprov ... nta in and for tho Diatrict1 pro,,ldad ~. a conatructlon panu.t laaued by tho City aaat be obtained by Mid pcoparty -r• ao later than 5100 o'clock p.a. on Friday, Jww 5, 1992. Any property -• vantin9 to privately provide for tho ~•l and repla-t or -.tructi-of the iaprovaaanta allould contact tho Office of tho Director of Public Worka for further lnforaatlon. a.ct;ioa s. 111p-.-ta AatMrlaa,il. The ~al and repl-nt or now conatruction of tho iapr-nta deacri.bad abo9e in and for tho Diatrlct, and aa ahovn by tho plana, apaciflcationa, and -pa approfltd and adopted by tba City Council, ia baraby authoriaad and ordered, tba -terlal to be uaad in tho ~al and repl-nt or -conatruction of aaid ~ta to be in accordance with auch plana, apac:ificationa, and~- aactioa 6. aa ... -t of caata. TIie probable total coat of tba f iaprovaaanta to be ~. replaced, or conatructed vi.thin tba Diatrict ia (:; 73,~ it ia propoaad that tho City of SD9lawood will pay approai-tely of Hid total coat. The bal-of tba total -vllicll la not paid City of l119lawood will be u ... aad 119&inat tba real property located f... .. '2..1 1 within tho Diatrict and apacially banefi.ted by ~al and repl-t H - ,. t;J' -.truction of tba ~ta. TIie appcoaiaato -ta to Ila -aad &9ainat Hid propartiea -a front foot, linear foot, or aquan foot INllia ahall be u aora particularly Mt forth in lleaolution lo, 12, leriaa of 19921 Hid unit coata are incorporated herein by apaciflc ref._, • aactioa 1, Pa,...t of aa.. ta, TIie uw1Hnta will be duo and payable vitllout daaand within a period of thirty (JOI daya u Nt fortll in tho ..... _t ordinanca1 pro,,idad iio-,,er, that any property -vllo allall pay tho full ..... _t within Hid period of tllirty daya allall Ila all__. u au-of u-par-t en,. la tba -t uy -r of real property allall fall to pay tho vbole of aucb ..... -t 119&inat Ilia or lier pcoparty vltllia Hid period of tlaa, than tho vbole coat of tba i.llp&"ouun&a ao aawaed &9&inat a11ch property ahall Ila payable ill t-ClOI equal -1 inata11-ta of principal with intaraat on tho unpaid pl'iacipal -t. TIie firet of aucll iaatal1-ta of principal ahall Ila duo Uld payable at auch tlaa u will be Nt forth in tho aa--t ordinance Uld tba ~Ulder of Hid inatali-ta allall be due Uld payable auc-ai-ly on tba -day la each roar tller9after, until all inatal1-ta are paid in full, TIie lataraat to be paid on uapaid Uld deferred 1aatal1-ta will Ila at a rate aatabliahed by aa Ol'diuace to be adopted by tho City council at a later data, lestiea I, fl•fi•l ..,,,, t ...... 8y virtue of Uld pueuut to tho City ca.arter, Cbapter 2 of Title 11 of tho Niaaiaipal Coda of tlla City, -2 - • ' I . • I .__, • I !IJ 'I I : ! 1!~i1~1: If'!~ lli 1=t"fifE'l ,. N ....... ....... i e ,. ! ; • .... .. ff! ... . a ifili~ii ,. ... =! !~i a;Eip tii ft ~ f i' t:ila~ H ~Jf I 111e1v·f!t • ......... l~"i![Ctfflfl;fif ,~,,,. ~c(~~:i • J,::4 J !fr! =!(i·~1,i=is1 ii t .£ !I.,:[_,. . ,. .. n i. ii I ~ ,. . ~ . -1, •• Si ... . i~ ,. C • "I £!hf~((?f~r~f~ =~ ,S'c(~~flit 'C 11!' n • ([ i(s1=i,= 1£1,~·1r f!·1'il 1 u ... 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(I f~i i;f ~ o r; 1,• . : I !1)1-1'111IE~i 'll 11,g =1=i ~ • !' .;I i I j ~ I tf11Ulf -·· (t· J,l '1 f. ,= 8 I 1 i 1 e,rii· :1 1 !i 11r1 1iti~ .. i f w f in • (c • !.,.n I f ,:, F ! iai:a.ili 1~ ~ia .E aia,.i~tli~ • '- ' ... . • • . ... • , r • ' - • • • IIDIBIT "&" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------3800 3814 4211 4265 4377 4611 4630 4717 4729 3125 3175 3182 3197 4201 4610 4631 4768 1210 495 105 ,,,, 250 260 210 281 370 390 490 4301 4600 5000 252 260 301 ,on 4903 4911 650 655 2764 2925 3095 3766 3912 3932 3931 3976 4102 4246 4252 4315 S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S ACOMA ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST S BANNOCJC ST E BATES PKWY E BATES AVE W BELLEVIEW AVE If BEt.l,E'V'Hlf ArJIB E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR E BELLEWOOD DR S BROADlfAY S BROADIIAY S BROADIIAY E CHENANGO AVE CHENANGO CIJl W CHENANGO AVE W UUJCAi400 ArJIB CHENANGO CIR CHENANGO CIR E CHENANGO AVE E CHENANGO AVI: S CHERODZ IT S CHERODE IT S CHEJlODZ IT S CHDODZ IT S CHDODZ IT S CHEJtOICD IT S CHDIOICD IT I CHERODZ IT 8 CHDODZ IT S CHDODZ IT I CHEJlODE IT 8 CHDODS IT 2077-03-2-28-001 2077-03-2-28-003 2077-03-3-25-023 2077-03-3-25-016 2011-10-2-02-015 2077-10-2-30-017 2077-10-2-31-004 2077-10-3-02-019 2077-10-3-02-0ll 1971-34-3-03-021 1971-34-3-03-015 1971-34-3-02-010 1971-34-3-03-013 2077-03-3-26-022 2011-10-2-30-002 2077-10-2-29-017 2077-10-3-02-007 1971-35-2-11-001 1971-34-1-30-011 2077-10-3-24-016 ao11 01-~-oo ooa 2077-10-4-22-019 2077-10-4-22-011 2077-10-4-22-017 2077-10-4-23-011 2077-10-4-22-012 2077-10-4-22-049 2077-10-4-27-006 2011-10-2-01-01, 2077-10-1-25-001 2077-10-4-22-004 2077-10-4-21-013 2077-10-4-23-001 2077-10-3-13-00t 1077-01-3-04-UJl 2077-10-4-22-041 2077-10-4-21-003 2077-10-4-11-013 2077-10-4-15-010 1971-34-2-03-00t 1971-34-2-14-020 1971-34-2-21-012 2077-03-2-25-00t 2077-03-3-03-003 2077-03-3-03-004 2077-03-3-03-005 2077-03-3-03-010 2077-03-3-21-001 2077-03-3-26-006 2077-03-3-26-007 2077-10-2-04-022 "' -. , • . Paqe 1 oft I • • 0 , ]- • • • • • • ' <. •DIBI'f "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4325 S CHEROKEE ST 4331 S CHEROKEE ST 4400 S CHEROKEE ST 4410 S CHEROKEE ST 4771 S CHEROKEE ST 4981 S CLARKSON ST 2901 S CORONA ST 2909 S CORONA ST 3025 S CORONA ST 3167 S CORONA ST 3501 S CORONA ST 3581 S CORONA ST 3584 S CORONA ST 4742 S DECATUR ST 3032 S DELAWARE ST 3050 S DELAWARE ST 3060 S DELAWARE ST 3721 S DELAWARE ST 3735 S DELAWARE ST 4600 S DELAWARE ST 4660 S DELAWARE ST 4670 S DELAWARE ST 4700 S DELAWARE ST 4877 S DELAWARE ST 4965 S DELAWARB ST 5040 S DELAWAllB ST 3235 S DOWNING ST 3245 S DOWNING ST 2000 E EASTNAlf AVE 2030 E EASTNAlf AVE 2060 E EASTNAlf AVE 2090 E EASTNAlf AVE 2100 E EASTNAlf AVE 2130 E EASTNAlf AVE 2160 E EASTNAlf AVE 2190 E EASTNAlf AVE 2200 E EASTNAlf AVE 2230 E EASTNAlf AVE 2260 E EASTNAlf AVE 2210 E EASTNAlf AVE 2211 E EASTNAlf AVE 2290 E EASTNAlf AVE 2291 E EASTNAlf AVE 3127 S EUTI ST 3710 S EUTI ff 3720 8 ELATI ff 3740 8 ELATI ST 3917 8 ELATI ff 3925 8 EUTI ff 3941 S ELATI ff 3967 S EUTI ff 2077-10-2-04-020 2077-10-2-04-018 2077-10-2-14-022 2077-10-2-14-023 2077-10-3-04-014 2077-10-4-17-008 1971-35-2-14-022 1971-35-2-14-021 1971-35-2-22-019 1971-35-3-06-016 2077-02-2-05-025 2077-02-2-05-015 2077-02-2-04-010 2077-08-4-09-032 1971-34-2-21-007 1971-34-2-21-008 1971-34-2-21-~09 2077-03-2-23-017 2077-03-2-23-021 2077-10-2-21-001 2077-10-2-21-006 2077-10-2-21-001 2077-10-3-04-001 2077-10-3-12-011 2077-10-3-16-011 2077-10-3-24-004 1971-35-3-12-019 1971-35-3-12-011 1971-35-4-15-001 1971-35-4-15-027 1971-35-4-15-026 1971-35-4-15-025 1971-35-4-15-024 1971-35-4-15-023· 1971-35-4-11-022 1971-31-4-15-021 1971-35-4-11-020 1971-31-4-15-019 1971-31-4-15-011 1171-35-4-15-017 1971-35-4-14-010 1971-35-4-15-016 1971-31-4-14-011 1971-34-3-06-021 2011-01-2-21-001 2077-03-2-23-002 2077-03-2-23-004 2077-03-3-06-021 2077-03-3-06-020 2077-0J-3-06-011 2077-03-3-06-011 ,,. - . ' l • I . • 0 ]- • • • • • • •DIBI'f 11A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4130 S ELATI ST 4580 S ELATI ST 3200 S ENERSON ST 3300 S ENERSON ST 5005 S FEDERAL BLVD 502 5 S FEDERAL BLVD 2001 E FLOYD AVE 2031 E FLOYD AVE 2201 E FLOYD AVE 2231 E FLOYD AVE 2261 E FLOYD AVE 2950 S FOX ST 2960 S FOX ST 2970 S FOX ST 3145 S FOX ST 3690 S FOX ST 3761 S FOX ST 3771 S FOX ST 3791 S FOX ST 3895 S FOX ST 3956 S FOX ST 3964 S FOX ST 3971 S FOX ST 3972 S FOX ST 3975 S FOX ST 4138 S FOX ST 4150 S FOX ST 4301 S FOX ST 4501 S FOX ST 4913 S FOX ST 4970 S FOX ST 4983 S FOX ST 5001 S FOX ST 5051 S FOX ST 3740 S GALAPAGO ST 3760 S GALAPAGO ST 3 77 0 S GALAPAGO ST 3796 S GALAPAGO ST 3901 S GALAPAGO ST 3990 S GALAPAGO ST 4117 S GALAPAGO ST 4125 S GALAPAGO ST 4151 S GALAPAGO ST 4161 S GALAPAGO ST 4279 S GALAPAGO ST 4217 S GALAPAGO ST 4 319 S GALAPAGO ST 434 5 S GALAPAGO ST 4365 S GALAPAGO ST 4420 8 GALAPAGO ST 4465 8 GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-19-004 2077-10-2-21-008 1971-35-3-10-001 1971-35-3-21-001 2077-08-3-10-010 2077-08-3-10-009 1971-35-4-15-005 1971-35-4-15-006 1971-35-4-15-013 1971-35-4-15-014 1971-35-4-15-015 1971-34-2-12-004 1971-34-2-12-005 1971-34-2-12-006 1971-34-3-07-007 2077-03-2-17-007 2077-03-2-21-013 2077-03-2-21-012 2077-03-2-21-010 2077-03-2-34-010 2077-03-3-06-007 2077-03-3-06-00I 2077-03-3-07-046 2077-03-3-06-009 2077-03-3-07-035 2077-03-3-11-005 2077-03-3-11-006 2011-10-2-01-021 2077-10-2-23-017 2077-10-3-11-015 2077-10-3-17-006 2077-10-3-11-010 2077-10-3-21-016 2077-10-J-21-0ll 2077-03-2-21-005 2077-0J-2-21-007 2077-03-2-21-001 2077-0J-2-21-00, 2077-0J-J-07-054 2077-0J-J-07-027 2077-0J-J-16-013 2077-0J-J-16-012 2077-0J-J-16-010 2077-0J-J-16-009 2077-0J-J-31-012 2077-0J-J-31-011 2077-10-2-01-022 2077-10-2-01-01, 2077-10-2-01-01, 2077-10-2-10-027 2077-10-2-0,-012 " -. ' • . .. 1'a9e 3 oft I . • , ]- • • • • • I • • ••ci• 4 oft •DIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------44 7 5 S GALAPAGO ST 4585 S GALAPAGO ST 4595 S GALAPAGO ST 4630 S GALAPAGO ST 4651 S GALAPAGO ST 4 77 5 S GALAPAGO ST 4815 S GAIAPAGO ST 4898 S GAIAPAGO ST 4972 S GAIAPAGO ST 5060 S GAIAPAGO ST 3182 S GAYLORD ST 3183 S GAYLORD ST 3200 S GILPIN ST 3201 S GILPIN ST 3215 S GILPIN ST 3235 S GILPIN ST 100 W GRAND AVE 130 W GRAND AVE 140 W GRAND AVE 3002 W GRAND AVE 3062 W GRAND AVE Jlll W aa.'tMB A'JW 540 E GRAND AVE 560 E GRAND AVE 600 E GRAND AVE 2951 S GRANT ST 2961 S GRANT ST 2973 S GRANT ST 3000 S GRANT ST 3376 S GRANT ST 4363 S GRANT ST 4500 S GRANT ST 4519 S GRANT ST 4530 S GRANT ST 4610 S GRANT ST 4701 S GRANT ST 4762 S GRANT ST 4122 S GRANT ST 4163 S GRANT ST 4900 S GRANT ST 4951 S GRANT ST 4957 8 GRANT ST 4967 8 GRANT ST 4970 8 GRANT IT 4977 8 GRANT ST 4915 8 GRANT ST 4995 8 GRANT ff 5077 I GIIOVS ST 9H4 • IIIIM N IHI I 1111"81mr• R 2077-10-2-09-0ll 2077-10-2-24-010 2077-10-2-24-009 2077-10-2-26-004 2077-10-2-25-0ll 2077-10-3-08-015 2077-10-3-09-015 2077-10-3-10-008 2077-10-3-18-006 2077-10-3-21-007 1971-35-4-13-009 1971-35-4-12-010 1971-35-4-08-001 1971-35-4-07-020 1971-35-4-07-019 1971-35-4-07-017 2077-10-3-24-026 2077-10-3-24-025 2077-10-3-24-035 2077-08-3-05-017 2077-08-3-05-019 3077,0lel o, 111 11'17 Olele0]-002 2077-10-4-19-041 2077-10-4-19-040 2077-10-4-19-031 1971-34-1-24-017 1971-34-1-24-0H 1971-34-1-24-015 1971-34-1-15-001 1971-34-4-21-010 2077-10-1-06-017 2077-10-1-21-001 2011-10-1-22-022 2011-10-1-21-004 2011-10-1-21-009 2077-10-4-06-024 2077-10-4-05-007 2077-10-4-12-003 2077-10-4-11-017 2077-10-4-20-001 2077-10-4-23-017 2077-10-4-23-011 2077-10-4-23-015 2011-10-4-20-ou 2077-10-4-23-014 2077-10-4-23-013 2077-10-4-23-012 2011-01-:,-11-007 ,,.~ 10 ' .s ,,....,c. H" II I 11 IH HHOIJUIII ,,,_ .. I . • 0 , ]- • • • • • I • • ,. SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------5095 & 11Mfll1H81U18 &'l' 20'7 ee J u oe• 3100 S HIGH ST 1971-35-4-03-001 ..tl,'10181.al-£&--IIIIIIOO!;lOlaRmll,.....la'~------11N0,,,,-;7,-o.a-3-U OOJ- 5091 S HOOKEa sr 2077-01-3-13 Olt- 3901 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-035 3985 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-021 4000 S HURON ST 2077-03-3-07-012 4005 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-026 4011 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-025 4050 S HURON ST 2077-03-3-15-004 4070 S HURON ST 2077-03-3-15-005 4301 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-01-006 4580 S HURON ST 2077-10-2-24-007 4590 S HURON ST 2077-10-2-24-00I 4593 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-10-010 4595 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-10-009 4635 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-22-013 4798 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-01-011 4910 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-19-002 5024 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-20-003 2288 W ILIFF AVE 1971-21-3-02-077 3760 S INCA ST 2077-04-1-07-006 3915 S INCA ST 2077-04-4-02-031 3910 S INCA ST 2077-04-4-01-009 4101 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-10-012 4810 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-11-001 4120 S INCA IT 2077-09-4-11-002 4121 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-10-010 4140 S INCA IT 2077-09-4-11-004 5030 S INCA IT 2077-09-4-12-00I 5040 S INCA IT 2077-09-4-12-009 5050 S INCA IT 2077-09-4-12-010 9010 8 IRY!IM 9r 1899 Ol•l•ll-OOJ 5891 I !RVIWG i't 2017=81 9 II Ill 4330 S JASON IT 2077-09-1-02-025 4333 S JASON IT 2077-09-1-02-032 4551 S JASON IT 2077-09-1-12-012 4100 S JASON IT 2077-09-4-10-001 4570 S JULIAN IT 2077-01-2-09-041 5025 S JtJLIAII IT 2077-01-3-0l-022 5051 S JtJLIAII IT 2077-01-3-01-020 '811 I cJVlrlM R H" 81 a 01 Ill 5884 I~ R 1897 II 9 81=021 3775 S JtALAIIATB IT 2077-04-1-10-010 3970 S ~TB IT 2077-04-4-03-030 4390 I SA.LJl!ATB IT 2077-09-1-04-006 4100 I ~TB IT 2077-09-4-09-001 4110 I ~..ATB IT 2077-09-4-09-007 -so•• I ICZ&WtlMla 811 11,, II 9 II 111 Hl'J I m•IIMID CT JO" II a 81 HI 3291 I J:AFAYIT'l'I IT 1971-35-3-15-010 ,. _ •. I· • • ' I 2 • - • ] •aq•, oft mJ:Bl'I' "&" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------230 W LAYTON AVB 2077-10-3-14-012 577 E LAYTON AVB 2077-10-4-03-020 3120 S LINCOUI ST 1971-34-4-07-003 3141 S LINCOUI ST 1971-34-4-08-013 3149 S LINCOUI ST 1971-34-4-08-011 4301 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-01-023 4388 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-07-009 4396 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-01-010 4400 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-10-001 4425 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-1-09-016 4435 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-1-09-015 4437 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-09-014 .. 4455 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-09-013 4489 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-09-009 4490 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-10-009 4496 S LINCOUI ST 2011-10-1-10-010 4600 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-1-26-001 4651 S LINCOLN ST 2011-10-1-25-011 4668 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-1-26-009 4708 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-4-07-002 47 46 S LINCOUI ST 2077-10-4-07-007 5038 S LINDEN DR 2077-08-3-08-003 HH a !IIN91111 .. 1e,, ee, ee ee• ~.< .ao' sr • ..,e. 5099 s LINDEN DR 2077-08-3-07-003 4140 s LIPAN ST 2077-04-4-10-004 4220 s LIPAN ST 2077-04-4-ll-005 4335 s LIPAN ST 2077-09-1-00-072 4350 8 LIPAN ST 2011-09-1-os-ooa 4500 s LIPAN ST 2077-09-1-14-001 4858 8 LIPAN ST 2077-0t-4-08-005 2891 s LOGAN ST 1971-34-1-21-013 3135 s LOGAN ST 1971-34-4-05-013 3143 s LOGAN ST 1971-34-4-05-012 3200 S LOGAN IT 1971-34-4-13-001 3344 S LOGAN IT 1971-34-4-20-007 3350 S LOGAN ST 1171-34-4-20-008 4325 S LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-05-020 4360 S LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-04-006 4362 8 LOGAN ST 2077-10-1-04-007 • 4364 8 LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-04-ooa 4415 8 LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-12-021 4454 8 LOGAN ST 2077-10-1-13-008 UH S LOGAN ST 2077-10-1-13-022 4490 8 LOGAN ST 2077-10-1-13-023 4500 8 LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-20-001 4580 8 LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-20-010 4515 S LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-21-012 .,; • 4665 I LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-2a-014 I 4673 I LOGAN ST 2011-10-1-28-013 • • 4752 I LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-04-006 4760 I LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-04-007 ' 2 I ]- • • • • • . . •DIBI'I' "~" PPI SITUS --------------------------------------------2077-10-4-05-015 2077-10-4-05-014 2077-10-4-ll-OOI 2077-10-4-12-016 2077-10-4-20-0ll 2077-10-4-20-030 2077-10-4-20-021 2077-10-4-20-026 2077-10-4-20-024 2077-10-4-20-023 2077-10-4-20-022 2077-10-4-24-001 2077-0J-J-07-032 1971-l5-J-1J-012 1971-15-J-17-012 20,, 01 J 01 Ill aaii 11, ,, 111 2077-03-J-07-041 2077-0J-J-07-040 2077-03-J-15-001 • 2077-0J-J-07-014 1971-15-2-25-0ll 1971-15-2-25-010 1971-35-J-21-017 1971-34-4-14-013 2011-10-1-01-014 2011-10-1-03-013 2011-10-1-14-020 2077-10-1-14-016 2011-10-1-15-010 2011-10-1-10-011 2011-10-1-10-015 2077-10-4-02-020 2077-10-4-02-021 2077-10-4-15-003 2077-10-4-15-004 2077-10-4-15-005 2077-10-4-15-006 2011-10-4-1s-001 2077-10-4-15-00I 2077-10-4-15-00t 2077-10-4-11-001 2077-10-4-14-013 2011-10-1-01-002 2011-10-1-01-001 2011-10-1-01-001 2011-10-1-11-021 2011-10-1-14-00I 2077-10-1-13-017 2011-10-1-13-014 2077-10-1-14-012 4765 SLOGAN ST 4775 S LOGAN ST 4860 SLOGAN ST 4175 S LOGAN ST 4921 s LOGAN ST 4927 SLOGAN ST 4937 s LOGAN ST 4947 s LOGAN ST 4957 s LOGAN ST 4965 SLOGAN ST 4975 s LOGAN ST 4918 s LOGAN ST 650 W NMISPIBLD AVE 3275.,.,S IQRIOII ST = S IQRIOII ST ~: =::::: 715 W NASSAU WAY 725 W NASSAU WAY 790 W NASSAU WAY 795 W NASSAU WAY 3071 S OGDEN ST 3079 S OGDEN ST JJ63 S OGDEN ST 3291 s PEARL ST 4353 s PUJlL ST 4361 s PEARL ST 443 5 s PEARL ST 4469 S PUJlL ST 44 7 4 s PEARL ST 4655 S PUJlL ST 4665 S PUJlL ST 4720 S PUJlL ST 4722 S PUJlL ST 4120 S PUJlL ST 4130 S PUJlL ST 4140 S PUJlL ST 4150 S PUJlL ST 4860 S PUJlL ST 4170 8 PUllL ST 4110 s PEARL ST 4900 S PUJlL ST 4945 8 PUllL ST 4301 S PENIISYLVAIIIA ST 4352 S PENIISYLVAIIIA ST 4376 S PSIIIISYLVAIIIA ST 4401 S PENIISYLVAIIIA ST 4440 S PENIISYLVAlflA ST 4441 S PENIISYLVAlflA ST 4467 S PENIISYLVAlllA ST 4490 S PENIISYLVAIIIA ST "' - 'I I• .. ' I . • 0 .• \ ' , 2 - - • ·, • .. SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4505 S PENNSYLVAlfIA ST 4563 S PENNSYLVANIA ST 4573 S PENNSYLVAlfIA ST 4591 S PENNSYLVAlfIA ST 4940 S PENNSYLVANIA ST 4950 S PENNSYLVANIA ST 401 PENNlfOOD CDt 512 PENN1f00D CDt 521 PEllll'lllOOD CDt 524 PENNlfOOD CDt 536 PENll'lllOOD CDt 559 PEIINIIOOD CDt 1076 If PRINCB'l'OII PL 16 E QUINCY AVB 455 If QUINCY AVS 3190 S RACE ST 2975 S SHDIIAlf ST 3165 S SHDIIAlf ST 3166 S SHEJUIAII 8T 3173 S SHDIIAlf 8T 43 34 S SHDIIAlf ST 434 3 S SHDIIAlf ST 4350 S SHDIIAlf ST HOO S SIIDIIUI 8T 4600 S SHDIIAlf 8T 4603 S SHDIIAlf ST 4635 S SHDIIAlf 8T 4651 S SHDIIAlf ff 4676 S SHDIIAlf ff 4101 S SHDIIAlf 8T 4191 S SHDIIAlf ST 49 33 S SHDIIAlf ff 4943 S SHDIIAlf ff 4949 S SHDIIAlf ff 4963 S SHmtllAII ff 4971 S SHDIIAlf ff 4979 S SHDIIAlf ff 4993 S SHDIIAII ST 3500 w rons Avs 561 If TUFTS AVS 1291 S UNIVD8ITY Ill.VD 3106 S VINE ST 3134 S VINE ST 3146 S VINE ST 3176 S VINE ST 3114 S VINE CT 3117 S VINE G' 31ft S VINE ST 2195 If WARREii AVS 3265 S WASHIIIG'l'OII ST 4306 S WASHIIIG'l'OII ST 2077-10-1-20-020 2011-10-1-20-ous 2011-10-1-20-014 2011-10-1-20-013 2077-10-4-14-007 2077-10-4-14-00I 2077-10-4-19-002 2077-10-4-19-010 2077-10-4-24-010 2077-10-4-19-0ll 2077-10-4-lt-012 2077-10-4-24-00I 2077-04-4-13-014 2077-10-1-01-024 2077-03-3-21-012 1971-35-4-02-010 1971-34-1-25-017 1971-34-4-07-017 1971-34-4-06-00t 1971-34-4-07-0H 2077-10-1-06-005 2011-10-1-01-011 2077-10-1-06-007 2011-10-1-11-021 2011-10-1-21-001 2077-10-1-26-0H 2077-10-1-26-020 2011-10-1-21-011 2011-10-1-21-010 2077-10-4-10-023 2077-10-4-11-012 2077-10-4-22-031 2011-10-4-22-on 2011-10-4-22-ou· 2077-10-4-22-021 2077-10-4-23-oot 2077-10-4-22-021 2011-10-4-22-ou 2011-01-2-10-oot 2011-10-2-22-022 1971-35-4-14-012 1971-35-4-11-001 1t71-35-4-12-0G4 lt71-35-4-ll-OOI 1'71-35-4-11-0GI 1'71-35-4-12-oot 1'71-35-4-11-oot 1t71-35-4-02-0ll lt?l-21-2-11-002 1171-34-4-15-016 2077-10-1-01-022 • I . • 0 • I ]- - • • . ~ • . . SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4365 S WASHINGTON ST 4400 S WASHING'l'OII ST 4475 S WASHING'l'OII IT 4509 S WASBING'l'Olf IT 4516 8 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4517 8 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4546 S WASBING'l'Olf IT 4570 8 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4573 8 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4601 8 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4112 8 WASBIIIG'l'OII IT 4130 8 WASHIIIG'l'OII IT 4635 8 WASHIIIG'l'OII IT 4,708 WASBING'l'Olf IT 4115 S WASBIIIG'l'OII IT 4,908 WASBIIIG'l'OII IT 470181IASIIIIIG'l"O IT 4702 S WASBIIIG'l'OII IT 4701 8 WASBilfG'l'OII IT 4710 8 WASRING'l'Olf IT 4717 S WASBIIIG'l'OII IT 4724 8 IIASBIIIGTOII IT 4737 8 WASIIDIG'fOII IT 4740 I IIAIBINTOII IT 4111 I IIAIIIINTOII IT 4HO I IIAIIIIIIGTOII IT 4131 I IIAIBIN'l"OII IT 4140 I IIUIIIIGTGII IT 4141 I IIUBIN'l"OII IT 4150 I IIAIIIDIGTCII IT 4111 I IIUIIIIGTGII IT 4171 I IIUBIIIGTGII IT 020 I IIUBIIIGTGII IT 4110 I IIAIBIJICffOII IT 5001 I IIUBIIIGTGII IT 3255 8 WirJeINm IT UH I WirJ,INm IT 3275 I WILLIAIII IT 3111 I YoaK IT 3111 I YoaK IT 2077-10-1-02-017 2077-10-1-16-001 2077-10-1-15-015 2077-10-1-11-023 2077-10-1-17-003 2077-10-1-11-022 2077-10-1-11-00, 2077-10-1-17-009 2077-10-1-11-015 2077-10-1-31-023 2077-10-1-32-024 2077-10-1-32-005 2077-10-1-31-0ll 2077-10-1-32-009 2077-10-1-31-013 2077-10-1-32-0ll 2077-10-4-02-017 2077-10-4-01-020 2077-10-4-01-021 2077-10-4-01-002 2077-10-4-02-015 2077-10-4-01-003 2077-10-4-02-014 2077-10-4-01-005 2077-10-4-15-011 2077-10-4-11-GCM 2077-10-4-15-011 2077-10-4-11-005 2077-10-4-15-015 3077-lo-4-lt-oot 2077-lo-4-15-013 1077-lo-4-15-012 2077-10-4-17-002 2077-10-4-17-007 2077-lo-4-11-034 1171-35-4-ol-015 1171-35-4-01-014 1171-35-4-ot-013 1171-35-4-13-010 1171-35-4-14-oot 'I •. ' I. . • . . • ]- April 20, 1992 I•I-ZI&m rt • • • .. COUlfCIL COlallJIIICATION 11 b Public Work• Department Ordinance Creating concrete Replac .... nt Diatrict No. 1992 Charle• aaterly, Director of Public Work• Introduction of lill for Ordinance creating concrete Replac .... nt Diatrict No. 1992. City Council, by Ordinance in 1991, apprOYed $170,000 in the PIF for concrete Replaeeaent Diatrict llo. 1992. Ordinance 11, 1991 vaa paaaed, eatabliahi119 a 51 diacount for all apecial a•-•-nt payment•-• vithin 30 day• of final publication of the a•-••i"9 ordinance. lleaolution 11o. 12, .. riea of 1992 declari119 the intent to ciNt&te concrete lleplac ... nt Diatrict llo. 1992, and eatabliahi119 a public heari119 on the fonaation of Concrete lleplac ... nt Diatrict llo. 1992 va• adopeed and appro•ed on February 11, 1992. The public heari119 on foraaU.on of concrete lleplaceaent Dlatrict llo. 1992 wH held on March 23, 1992. Thi• -tter wa• conaidered by Council on April 6, 1992 and tabled to April 20, 1992. • rec-nd paa9a99 of the ordinance c1Nt&ti119 concrete llepl-t Diatrict llo. 1992. The propertiN deai9ft&ted for incluaion in thh particular pro'ect 11AM been i dentif i ed a• 11 preeently lacklnt aidewalk, and cot1aequently lnllibltint .. fe pedeatrian tra .. 1, or 2) lla•lnt adjacent curbe, pttera, and/or aidelMlu -hi.bit i 119 aubatand&rd cllaracteriatlca. The locationa de•i9ft&ted for thia year•• Pl'092' ....... been determined by ataff lnclllde the 100 worat concrete altuationa .. iatint vit-i n the Ci ty. The aaataen aiNt& ha• r.queeted tllat the City replace all coacrete v i th i n their area to reaol,.. l0nt•tandl 119 eonceraa with "*Ja1'11 to an unuaually ateep cro•• aect i on. ltaff Ila• met with thl • tw•n Pfler '• 9roup and rec 1nd• the Ci ty participate in the coat to replace -nc1 concrete ao all eoncrete can M replaced . , . , • . .. I • • • . .. ' , - • • • • "' - • , . • Thia concrete may be in an advanced ataqe of deterioration, or it may be aeverely off qrade, creatinq a ••rioua pedeatrian hazard or drainaqe problem that ha• the potential of expandinq into a coatly atr .. t failure. If 1.lllprovementa recomnended for 1992 are not addreaaed at thi• time, phyaical condition• of concrete and pavement can only woraen, and the liability aaaociated with potential accident• maqnifiea. Section 11-38-1 of the Snqlewood Municipal Code malt•• the conatruction and/or repair of curb•, quttera, and aidewalk• the reaponaibility of the property frontinq upon the ..... Althouqh thi• Section reference• the 1962 Code, ataff believe• that the oriqin of thi• leqialation precede• the 1962 Code by .. ny year•. No record• are available to ataff to auqqeat that the routine conatruction and repair of concrete ha• ever been accoapliahed under any other policy in Snqlewood. We are confident that adjacent propertiea have paid for curb, qutter, and aidewalk conatruction and reconatruction in all of the City'• Special Iaproveaent Pavinq Diatricta aince the inception of the Diatrict Pr09raa in 1956. Althouqh the exact nuaber of properti•• involved vi.th concrete iapro,,...nta in tho .. previoualy aa .. aaed 29 Diatricta ia not readily available, a curaory review of Diatrict record• auqqeata that approximately 7,5DO aa .. e ... nta involvinq concrete conatruction and/or repair• have been levied to date. Additionally, the City hae adainietered a number of lpec:ial Concrete Diatrict• over the year•, involvinq hundred• of other propertiea. Althou9h not COIIIIIOn in recent year•, the City ha• ueed the 30 day notice proviaione of the exiatinq COde to encoura9e or require citiaene to individually &Cidre•• adjacent concrete deficienci••· Hundred• of property owner• have complied vi.th notice• of thi• nature, hundred• of other citlaen• have on their own, vlthout encour~nt, hi.red contractor• and accoapllebed needed repalr• eiaply becau .. it looked bad, va• haaardoue, blocked drainaqe, or it vae the rl9ht thlnq to do. When -conaider that the total nuaber of ownerehipe ln Snqlewood l• around 10,000, it vould appear that over the peet 36 year•, aoet ownerehlpe vi.thin the City have probably been affected, one vay or another, by concrete conetruction and .. intenance • The 1992 Dietrict, ae propoeed, ie coneietent vi.th decade• of City policy for conetrucUon and .. intenance of thie eeqaent of the City'• infraetructure. The 1991 Dletrict vae created 11nder the•-polici-and l• yet to be ae-eed. A• alternatlve -thode for financinq theN ~ activltl•• are .. plored, -ehould all be avare of the 499 of the exietlnq iapro...ante, their overall repla-t val11• of approxiaately IU,000,000, and the fact that, dlae to &99 al-, •lntenance coat• vlll becJin to accelerate at eoae t1-ln the not too dletant f11t11re. . ' ' I • • 0 , - • • .. • ·, • <. PIIIAIICIAL &•tiaated co•t• for propoaed concrete Di•trict No. 1992 are a• followe1 &•tiaated Aa .. • ... nt• Section A City CO•t section I $544,000 $170,000 $714,000 Detailed financial breakdolln• conatnaction coat• LecJ•l and fiacal t .. • caaeociated boad coat•I IOnd intereat (froa nle of bonda to firat payment) Di•trict Pr09r-coat• (Adaini•tration, l119i-ri119, l11rY9Yi119, Inapaction, Material Te•tl.119, LecJ•l l'llb- 1icat1.ona, Paat-.e, Tranaportation, Pri.ntl.119, Ni•c. 111ppl1.H, Tree 11ap1a~t Provr-1 conti,..ncy for collecti.on and def1.c1.enc1.ea Cl.ty•a co.ta conKruoti.on ~a D1.atr1.ct Proc,r-co.ta (1Ne1.cally .-aa for alNtN) UU,000 45,000 65,000 61,000 10,000 $544,000 1141,000 25.000 1170,000 .. TIie 1170,000 for tbe Cl.ty•a porci.on of tbe D1.atr1.ct 1.a •••1.lable 1.n tbe PIP for 1tt2. Pllndl.119 for the a .... Nbl• porti.on of tbe D1.atr1.ct wU1 N aade aHUabl• throll9h the nl• of bonda • ,. ~ . .. I • • , I ]- • • • OIU>IlfMCS NO. --- SUil:S or 1992 • • • Br AUTHOIIITr A BILL IP'Olt : . ;/ COUIICIL BILL NO.~ IllnCDOCSD BY COUIICIL ....... All ORDIIIAIICS CIIUTIIIC c:allCRftS UPLM:DISIIT DISTRICT IIO. 1992, Ill TD CITY or SJIGLSIIOOD, COLOltADO, ORDDIIIG TD UNOVaL AIID UPLAC:SNmff or SV8-ffAIIDAIID CUU, GUTTD, AIID SIDmut, TOGIITDll WITB nc:saMIIY I11CIDDTAU1 AIID .. TTIJIG POltTII OTDJt DftAIU I• COIIIISCTIOII WITB TD DIITIIICT • .....au, the City Council of 81191-.,d, COlorado, pur-t to tbe Cllarter, Chapter 2 of Title 11 of tbe lllulicipal Code of tbe City, aad tile lave of tile Btate of COlorado, hereby fiada aad ~~ tbat tben -iata a -•ity for the creation of eooerece llepl-t Diatriet ao. 1992, ua tbe City (tbe "Dietriet • 1, aad tbe -•l aad r.pl-t of eub-atandard curb, 911tter, and aidewalk and tbe ,_ c:oaetnetiOft of c:urb, ptter, aad eiclewalk 1.llprowwnte, tc,vether vitb -eary iacideatal•, on eertaua etreeta and a .. nuee •• Ht fortb in tbia lleeoluU.on, aad .....au, aotiee of a public lleari.119 -1119 tile creati.on of tbe D1atrict and the ~•l and repla-t or -eonatnetion of tlle 1.llpro..- -t• there1n -publiabed once a -k for tbree -t1 .. -ka 1n tbe 111191-.,d .. rald, a -.,aper of ....-ral ciroulat1on ua tlle City, and 1n acld1ti0ft, notiee -• Mi.led, poetac,e prepaid, to MCb lmowll -r of real property v1th14 tbe propoeed Diatriet1 aad ....aAB, at tbe tiae and plaee Ht fortb ua tbe aot1ce, tbe CJ.tr Couneil Mt 1n open -aion for tbe parpoae of lleariJIIJ any -u, objectiona, or prcKHta tbat aipt be aade for or -.a.Laat the Diatriet or the ~ta to be~. r.placecl, or ~noted, and ....aAB, all ~•. object1-, and proceata 11&•1.AIJ ..._ duly beard and eouidencl, tlle City eo.eou llu ~ to pnoNIA w1tll tile creat10ft of tbe D1atriet aad the -al aad r9pl-t of tile WI o••anta u deac:rilled 1n lleeoluUon ao. 12, ler1H of 1992, ,..... aad adopted bf tbe CJ.tr Couneil 04 Febnary 11, 1,,2, -. !DDl'OIII, a IT «-UaD n Ta Clff c:aacu. 0, Ta Ciff 0, IIIGLSIIOOD, COUJll.00, u ~ I ._.'-l. C...t'-ef tM alftr...,. ftat a .... ial U1f OW I I t diatriet for tbe ~al aad repl-t or new ~ructioa of tbe l8f owe -u hereinafter deac:ru.d, ia henllf created aad eetulielled 111 .coo,..._ v1tb tbe CJ.tr Charter, Chapter 2 of Title u of tile 1111111o1,.1 COIie of tM City, and the lawe of the State of COlorado, ud ellall be .._ ud dNi,911ated u •concrete llepl-t Diatdct ao. ltt2•. All ... HHll1Jlee ...,_.,on tallN aad ~-14 conwt1on vitb the D1atdct are llereby ratUiell, a11 owM, and cont icaecl. left'-2. -""'"' PPm w """"'""'" nat t11a enti-r•a r ... rt•, t~bel' wltll tile fCelialauy M&aile, .,..ui .. tl.eae, eeUaa&H of _., ..... and Nlledlal• attMtlled or •111 11,, to NIAi n,ona, -hereby appnYed ... adopted • Ian'-J. plf!t't$ II f C• TIie Dietrut ellall N leu&N vltllin tbe eorporate Uaiu of &lie City ud ellall N ..,...UM of all of ta. real property upoe waicll are nn, tuttw, .., .,.._.,11 •1811 •.-_.City atudarda or are not •lreedJ iaotaUM, •J.n real ,so,eny •r N ....... -l - "' - • . I • • I ]-- - • • • • • • with the coat of the iaprov-nt•. A liat containing th• addre•H• of aaid real property ia attached hereto •• •sah.i..bit .r.•. The Diatrict ahall alao include a liaitacl nllllber of proparti•• within the City for which property owner• have voluntarily conaentacl to incluaion into the Diatrict purauant to the City•• YOluntary concrete replac-nt progr-. The City Council •hall conaider a bill for an ordinanca to include aaid propartie• into the Diatrict on or about Nay 18, 1992. ~!Ga •. Deacrif!!aa ef i,ro• ta. The iapr-nt• to be r-..cl, replacacl, or conatructacl within tbe propoaed diatrict include 4 inch and 6 inch concret• curb, CJUtter, and aidewalk where aaid infraatructun do not ~ City atandard• or are not already inatallacl, together with n.ceaaary inc identala. Property owner• within the Diatrict ahall be all_. to prhately prowide for the ~•l and replac-nt or new conetruction of aaid iapro,,e- -ta at their -eq,enH prior to the ~•l and repl-t or new conetruction of •~id iapr-nta in and for tbe Diatrict1 pro,,ided bowewer, a conetruction permit iaaued by the City -•t be Olttaiaed by aaid property owner• no later tban 5100 o'clock p.a. on Friday, June 5, 1992. Any ~y owner• -ti119 to pri•ately prowide for the r8a09al and repla-t or conatruction of tbe 1.ap~nt• abould contact the Office of the Director of Public Worka for further inforaation. ~!Ga 1. i,....,-t• a.tlloriaed. The ~•l and replac-nt or new conatruction of the iapr-nta deacr1bed ~ in and for the Diatrict, and •• •'-" by the plana, apec:ificationa, and -pe appro..«I and adopted by the City council, ia hereby authoriaed and ordered, the aaterial to be uaed in the r8a09al and replac-nt or -conatruction of aaid ~nta to be in accordance with auch plane, apecificationa, and-,-. ~!Ga , • &aHa-t ef CData. The probable total coet of the ~nta to be ~. replaced, or conetructed witllin tbe Dietrict ia S'714,0001 it ia propoaed that tbe City of Sn9l~ will pay approa1-tely Sl '70,000 of aaid total ~. The balanoe of the total -c wllicll ia .mt paid by the City of Sn9l~ will be aa ... Nd a,vainet the real property located witllin the Dietrict and epec:ially beaefUed by ~al and npl-t or - conatruction of the 1.aprou 1nta. The approa1-te -t• to N u-eed 99ainat aaid properti-on a front foot, 11..ar foot, or ....-re foot Maia ahall be a• --particularly Nt forth in lleeolution llo. 12, .. r1 ... of 1H21 aaid -it coeta are 1.noorporated herein by epec:ific nf.-. ~ 7. Pa,...t ef aa ... -.ta. The -ta will be due and payable without daaand witllin a period of thlrty (JOI day. u aet fortll in tbe UHa-t ordinance, prowided llowe9er, that any property -r wllo llllall pay the full ••--t within aaid period of tlllrty daya llllall IN all...S an all-of u.,. per-t ( 111 • In the -t any -r of real property llllall fail to pay the wtlole of 8\lch ..... _t 89ainet Ilia or her property witllin aaid period of u .. , then tbe wllola ~ of the illl ou 11ta -aaweed 89ainat auch property ahall IN payable in t-(101 ....-1 -.1 iaeta11-ta of principal with intanet on the unpaid pcincipal -t. The firet of auc:11 i-tal1-U of pcincipal llllall IN due Ud payable at -11 ti.a u will IN aet fortll in the HWHllt orclinaw and the rwindel' of aaid inetaUwta llllall N due and payable auc-•i.,.ly on tlla .-day in NCII ,-r ~fter, util all iutal1-ta are paid in full. TIie intereet to IN paid on aapaid and deferred inatal1-ta will N at • rate eetabUalled Illy u orcllJl&Me to IN adopted by the City council at a later dace. a.di• a. .,..u, lflrp• , .,,.,. ly •irtue of aad puwt to the City Cllaner, Cllapter 2 of Title 11 of the llllnioi,.1 Code of the City, -2 - . , • . ' I . • , • • I !IJ I I ... r JB~i1~1~ If 'l' Ji .. g~··s~i''~ : oC .,.4 = • i ... f 11 •1 C .,.. D. N ....... ... ... a ..... a,: ~II• 01a.,. if! " , o .... 1....... • = ,. ... ,.n o .... ... "' nf ... n• ni ,. "'I • ,. 2 ........ 10•• Q • I • • ... i"' ... r , ... ,. ... ,.cc ... f,. ,.l,. !3 I • ' ·i 11.t• • -:: i' ~~i a ... oe! Ii . 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I. • 0 -. - , • • . • - ••CJ• 1 oft •DIBI'f "A" SITUS PPI -------------------------------------------- 3800 s ACOMA ST 2077-03-2-28-001 3814 s ACOMA ST 2077-03-2-28-003 4211 s ACOMA ST 2077-03-3-25-023 4265 s ACOMA ST 2077-03-3-25-016 4377 s ACOMA ST 2011-10-2-02-015 4611 s ACOMA ST 2011-10-2-10-011 4630 s ACOMA ST 2077-10-2-31-004 4717 s ACOMA ST 2011-10-1-02-019 4729 s ACOMA ST 2077-10-3-02-018 ' 3125 s BANNOCK ST 1971-34-3-03-021 3175 s BANNOCK ST 1971-34-3-03-015 3182 s BANNOCK ST 1971-34-3-02-010 3197 s BANNOCK ST 1971-34-3-03-013 4201 s BANNOCK ST 2077-03-3-26-022 4610 s BANNOCK ST 2011-10-2-10-002 4631 s BANNOCK ST 2077-10-2-29-017 4768 s BANNOCK ST 2077-10-3-02-007 1210 E BATES PKWY 1971-35-2-11-001 495 E BATES AVE 1971-34-1-30-0ll 105 w BELLEVIEW AVE 2077-10-3-24-016 3595 w BELLEVIEW AVE 2077-08-3-00-002 250 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-22-019 260 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-22-011 280 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-22-017 211 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-23-011 370 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-22-012 390 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-22-049 490 E BELLEWOOD DR 2077-10-4-27-006 4301 s BROADWAY 2011-10-2-01-019 4600 s BROADWAY 2011-10-1-25-001 5000 s BROADWAY 2077-10-4-22-004 252 E CHENANGO AVE 2077-10-4-21-013 260 CHENANGO CIR 2077-10-4-23-001 301 w CHENANGO AVE 2077-10-3-U-009 3098 w CHENANGO AVE 2077-01-3-04-021 4903 CHENANGO CIR 2077-10-4-22-041 4918 CHENANGO CIR 2077-10-4-21-003 • 650 E CHENANGO AVE 2077-10-4-11-0U 655 E CHENANGO AVE 2077-10-4-15-010 2764 S CHEROKU ST 1971-34-2-03-00I 2925 S CHEROICEE ST 1971-34-2-14-020 3095 S CHEROICEE ST 1971-34-2-21-012 3766 S CHEROICEE ST 2077-03-2-25-00I 3912 S CHEROICEE ST 2077-03-3-03-003 3932 S CHEROICEE ST 2011-01-1-01-00, I 3931 S CHDODS IT 2077-03-3-03-005 • • 3976 S CHDOICU IT 2011-01-1-01-010 4102 S CHDOICES IT 2077-03-3-21-001 4246 S CHDODS IT 2077-03-3-H-OH 4252 S CHERODZ IT 2077-0l•l•H-007 4315 S CHDOICEI IT 2077-10-2•04-022 • • , • • • • • - BDIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4325 S CHEROKEE ST 4331 S CHEROKEE ST 4400 S CHEROKEE ST 4410 S CHEROKEE ST 4771 S CHEROKEE ST 4981 S CLARlCSON ST 2901 S CORONA ST 2909 S CORONA ST 3025 S CORONA ST 3167 S CORONA ST 3501 S CORONA ST 3581 S CORONA ST 3584 S CORONA ST 4742 S DECATUR ST 3032 S DELAWARE ST 3050 S DELAWARE ST 3060 S DELAWARE ST 3721 S DELAWARE ST 3735 S DELAWARE ST 4600 S DELAWARE ST 4660 S DELAWARE ST 4670 S DELAWARE ST 4700 S DELAWARE ST 4177 S DELAWARE ST 4965 S DELAWARE ST 5040 S DELAWARE ST 3235 S DOWNING ST 3245 S DOWNING ST 2000 E EASTMAN AW 2030 E EASTMAN AW 2060 E EASTMAN AVE 2090 E EASTMAN AVE 2100 E EASTMAN AVE 2130 E EASTMAN AW 2160 E EASTMAN AVE 2190 E EASTMAN AVE 2200 E EASTMAN AVE 2230 E EASTMAN AVE 2260 E EASTMAN AW 2210 E EASTMAN AVE 2211 E EASTMAN AW 2290 E EASTMAN AW 2291 E EASTMAN AVE 3127 S ELATI ST 3710 S ELATI ST 3720 S ELATI ST 3740 S ELATI IT 3917 S ELATI IT 3925 S ELATI IT 3941 S ELATI IT 3967 I !LATI IT 2077-10-2-04-020 2077-10-2-04-018 2077-10-2-14-022 2077-10-2-14-023 2077-10-3-04-014 2077-10-4-17-008 1971-35-2-14-022 1971-35-2-14-021 1971-35-2-22-019 1971-35-3-06-016 2077-02-2-05-02!5 2077-02-2-0!5-01!5 2077-02-2-04-010 2077-08-4-09-032 1971-34-2-21-007 1971-34-2-21-008 1971-34-2-21-009 2077-03-2-23-017 2077-03-2-23-021 2011-10-2-21-001 2077-10-2-28-006 2011-10-2-21-001 2077-10-3-04-001 2077-10-3-12-011 2077-10-3-16-011 2077-10-3-24-004 1971-35-3-12-019 1971-35-3-12-011 1971-35-4-15-001 1971-35-4-15-027 1971-35-4-1!5-026 1971-35-4-15-025 1971-35-4-15-024 1971-35-4-15-023 1971-35-4-15-022 1171-35-4-15-021 1171-35-4-15-020 1971-35-4-15-019 1971-35-4-15-011 1971-35-4-15-017 1971-35-4-14-010 1971-35-4-15-016 1971-35-4-14-011 1971-34-3-06-021 2077-03-2-23-001 2011-01-2-21-002 2077-03-2-23-004 2077-03-3-06-021 2077-03-3-06-020 2077-03-3-06-011 2077-03-3-06-011 ,. - . ' • . I• - ••9• z oft I . • \ • , • - • t• • - - ita9• 3 oft SDIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4130 s ELATI ST 2077-03-3-19-004 4580 s ELATI ST 2011-10-2-21-008 3200 s EMERSON ST 1971-35-3-10-001 3300 s EMERSON ST 1971-35-3-21-001 5005 s FEDERAL BLVD 2077-08-3-10-010 5025 s FEDERAL BLVD 2077-08-3-10-009 2001 E FLOYD AVE 1971-35-4-15-005 2031 E FLOYD AVE 1971-35-4-15-006 2201 E FLOYD AVE 1971-35-4-15-013 2231 E FLOYD AVE 1971-35-4-15-014 2261 E FLOYD AVE 1971-35-4-15-015 2950 s FOX ST 1971-34-2-12-004 2960 s FOX ST 1971-34-2-12-005 2970 s FOX ST 1971-34-2-12-006 3145 s FOX ST 1971-34-3-07-007 3690 s FOX ST 2077-03-2-17-007 3761 s FOX ST 2077-03-2-21-013 3771 s FOX ST 2077-03-2-21-012 3791 s FOX ST 2077-03-2-21-010 3895 s FOX ST 2077-03-2-34-010 3956 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-06-007 3964 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-06-00I 3971 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-07-046 3972 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-06-009 3975 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-07-035 4138 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-11-005 4150 s FOX ST 2077-03-3-11-006 4301 s FOX ST 2011-10-2-01-021 4501 s FOX ST 2011-10-2-23-017 4913 s FOX ST 2077-10-3-11-015 4970 s FOX ST 2077-10-3-17-006 4983 s FOX ST 2077-10-3-11-010 5001 s FOX ST 2077-10-3-21-016 5051 s FOX ST 2077-10-3-21-011 3740 s GALAPAGO ST 2011-03-2-21-005 3760 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-2-21-007 • 3770 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-2-21-001 3796 s GALAPAGO ST 2011-03-2-21-oot 3901 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-07-054 3990 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-07-027 4117 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-16-013 4125 S GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-16-012 4151 S GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-16-010 4161 S GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-16-0ot 4279 S GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-31-012 I 4217 S GALAPAGO ST 2077-03-3-31-011 • • 4319 S GALAPAGO ST 2011-10-2-01-022 4345 S GALAPAGO ST 2011-10-2-01-011 4365 S GALAPAGO ST 2011-10-2-01-016 4420 S GALAPAGO ST 2011-10-2-10-02, 4465 S GALAPAGO ST 201,-10-2-01-012 0 . , , • ,- . ' ]-• • I~ . • ' ] - •&CJ•, oft •DIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------'475 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-2-09-0ll 4585 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-2-24-010 ,595 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-2-24-009 4630 s GALAPAGO ST 2011-10-2-26-00, 4651 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-2-25-011 4775 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-3-08-015 4815 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-3-09-015 4898 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-3-10-00I 4972 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-3-18-006 " 5060 s GALAPAGO ST 2077-10-3-21-007 3182 s GAYLORD ST 1971-35-4-13-009 3183 s GAYLORD ST 1971-35-4-12-010 3200 s GILPIN ST 1971-35-4-08-001 3201 s GILPIN ST 1971-35-4-07-020 3215 s GILPIN ST 1971-35-4-07-019 3235 s GILPIN ST 1971-35-4-07-017 100 w GRAND AVE 2077-10-3-24-026 130 w GRAND AVE 2077-10-3-24-025 140 w GRAND AVE 2077-10-3-24-035 3002 w GRAND AVE 2077-08-3-05-017 3062 w GRAND AVE 2077-01-3-05-019 3398 w GRAND AVE 2077-01-3-06-001 3399 W GRAND AVB 2077-01-3-03-002 540 E GRAND AVB 2011-10-4-19-0,1 560 E GRAND AVB 2011-10-4-19-0,o 600 E GRAND AVB 2077-10-4-19-031 2951 S GRANT ST 1971-3,-1-2,-011 2961 S GRANT ST 1971-34-1-24-016 2973 S GRANT ST 1971-3,-1-24-015 3000 S GRANT ST 1971-3,-1-15-001 3376 S GRANT ST 1971-3,-4-21-010 4363 S GRANT ST 2077-10-1-06-017 4500 S GRANT ST 2011-10-1-21-001 4519 S GRANT ST 2011-10-1-22-022 4530 S GRANT ST 2011-10-1-21-00, 4680 S GRANT ST 2011-10-1-21-009 '701 S GRANT ST 2077-10-4-06-02' • '762 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-05-001 '822 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-12-003 4163 S GRANT ST 2077-10-4-11-017 4900 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-20-001 4951 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-23-017 4957 S GRANT ST 2077-10-4-23-016 4967 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-23-015 • 4970 S GRANT ff 2011-10-,-20-ou I 4977 S GRANT ST 2011-10-,-2,-014 • • 4915 S GRANT ff 2011-10-,-23-013 4995 S GRANT ff 2011-10-,-n-012 5077 S GROVE ff 2077-01-3-11-007 509' S GROVE ff 2077-01-3-10-006 5070 S KAWTHOIIIIS ff 2077-01-3-11-005 0 . , , ? I • II - . ' ]- • l • -' •&CJ• soft •DIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------5095 s HAWTHORNE ST 2077-08-3-12-004 3100 s HIGH ST 1971-35-4-03-001 5088 s HOOKER ST 2077-08-3-12-003 5091 s HOOKER ST 2077-08-3-13-004 3901 s HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-035 3985 s HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-028 4000 s HURON ST 2077-03-3-07-012 4005 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-026 4011 S HURON ST 2077-04-4-01-025 ' 4050 S HURON ST 2077-03-3-15-004 4070 S HURON ST 2077-03-3-15-005 4301 S HURON ST 2011-09-1-01-001 4580 S HURON ST 2077-10-2-24-007 4590 S HURON ST 2077-10-2-24-00I 4593 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-10-010 4595 S HURON ST 2011-09-1-10-009 4635 S HURON ST 2077-09-1-22-013 4798 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-01-011 4910 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-19-002 5024 S HURON ST 2077-10-3-20-003 2211 W ILIFF AVE 1971-28-3-02-077 3760 S INCA ST 2077-04-1-07-006 3915 S INCA ST 2077-04-4-02-031 3910 S INCA ST 2077-04-4-01-009 4101 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-10-012 4110 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-11-001 4120 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-11-002 4121 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-10-010 4140 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-11-004 5030 S INCA ST 2077-09-4•12-00I 5040 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-12-oot 5050 S INCA ST 2077-09-4-12-010 5010 S IRVING ST 2077-01-3-13-003 5091 S IRVING ST 2077-01-3-01-021 4330 S JASON ST 2077-09-1-02-025 4333 S JASOlf ST 2077-09-1-02-032 4551 S JASON ST 2077-09-1-12-012 • 4100 S JASON ST 2077-09-4-10-001 4570 S JULIAII ST 2011-01-2-09-041 5025 S JULIAII ST 2077-01-3-01-022 5051 S JULIAII ST 2077-01-3-01-020 5011 S JULIAII ST 2077-01-3•01-0ll 5014 S JULIAII ST 2077-01-3-0l-021 3775 I D.1.AIIA'l'II IT 2077-04-1•10-010 • 3970 I Ul.AD'l'II ST 2077-04•4•03-030 I 4390 I DUIIA'l'II ST 2077-ot-1-04-006 • • 4100 I D.LAD'l'II IT 2077-ot-4-ot-001 4110 I DLAIIA'l'II IT 2077-09-4-0t-007 5096 I Dart.UD CT 2077•01-3-01-017 5097 I Dari.MID CT 2077-01-3-0l-oot 3291 I LAFAYftTI IT 1971-35-3•15-010 , - • • • . • ' .. •DIBI'f "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------2077-10-3-14-012 2077-10-4-03-020 1971-34-4-07-003 1971-34-4-08-013 1971-34-4-08-011 2011-10-1-01-023 2011-10-1-07-009 2011-10-1-01-010 2011-10-1-10-001 2077-10-1-09-016 2077-10-1-09-015 2077-10-1-09-014 2011-10-1-09-013 2077-10-1-09-009 2011-10-1-10-009 2011-10-1-10-010 2011-10-1-21-001 2011-10-1-25-0ll 2011-10-1-26-009 2077-10-4-07-002 2077-10-4-07-007 2011-01-3-01-003 2077-01-3-01-007 2077-01-3-07-003 2077-04-4-10-004 2077-04-4-13-005 2077-09-1-00-072 2077-09-1-05-CHN 2077-09-1-14-001 2077-09-4-0l-001 1971-34-1-2'-0U 1971-34-4-05-0U 1971-34-4-01-012 1971-34-4-13-001 1971-34-4-J0-007 1971-34-4-20-ooa 2011-10-1-os-020 2011-10-1-04-CHN 2077-10-1-04-007 2011-10-1-04-ooa 2011-10-1-12-021 2011-10-1-13-ooa 2011-10-1-13-022 2011-10-1-13-023 2011-10-1-20-001 2011-10-1-20-010 2011-10-1-21-012 2077•10•1•21-014 2011-10-1-21-01, 2077•10•4•04-oot 2077•10•4•04-007 230 W LAYTON AVE 577 E LAYTON AVE 3120 S LINCOLN ST 3141 S LINCOLN ST 3149 S LINCOLN ST 4301 S LINCOLN ST 4388 S LINCOLN ST 4396 S LINCOLN ST 4400 S LINCOLN ST 4425 S LINCOLN ST 44 3 5 S LINCOLN ST 4437 S LINCOLN ST 4455 S LINCOLN ST 4489 S LINCOLN ST 4490 S LINCOLN ST 4496 S LINCOLN ST 4600 S LINCOLN ST 4651 S LINCOLN ST 4668 S LINCOLN ST 4708 S LINCOLN ST 4746 S LINCOLN ST 5038 S LINDEN Oil 5098 S LINDEN Oil 5099 S LINDEN DR 4140 S LIPAN ST 4220 S LIPAN ST 4335 S LIPAN ST 4350 S LIPAN ST 4500 S LIPAN ST 4858 S LIPAN ST 2891 s LOGAN ST 3135 S LOGAN ST 3143 S LOGAN ST 3200 S LOGAN ST 3344 S LOGAN ST 3350 S LOGAN ST 4325 S LOGAN ST 4360 S LOGAN ST 4362 S LOGAN IT 4364 S LOGAN IT 4415 S LOGAN IT 4454 S LOGAN IT 4416 S LOGAN IT 4490 S LOGAN IT 4500 I LOGAN IT 4510 I LOGAN IT 4595 S LOGAN IT 4 665 S LOGAN IT 4 67 3 I LOGAN IT 47S2 I LOGAN IT 4 760 I LOGAN IT ,,,_ t• "· • I. • • • • \ f I • , ' 2 I • ]- • I~ • (. •&CJ• 7 oft BDIBIT 11 A11 SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4765 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-05-015 4775 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-05-014 4860 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-13-008 4875 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-12-016 4921 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-031 4927 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-030 4937 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-028 4947 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-026 4957 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-024 .. 4965 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-023 4975 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-20-022 4988 s LOGAN ST 2077-10-4-24-001 650 W MANSFIELD AVE 2077-03-3-07-032 3275 S MARION ST 1971-35-3-13-012 3398 S MARION ST 1971-35-3-17-012 3397 W MONMOUTH AVE 2077-01-3-06-002 3398 W MONMOUTH AVE 2077-01-3-07-001 715 W NASSAU WAY 2077-03-3-07-041 725 W NASSAU WAY 2077-03-3-07-040 790 W NASSAU WAY 2077-03-3-15-001 795 W NASSAU WAY 2077-03-3-07-014 3071 S OGDEN ST 1971-35-2-25-0ll 3079 S OGDEN ST 1971-35-2-25-010 3363 S OGDEN ST 1971-35-3-21-017 3291 S PURL ST 1971-34-4-14-013 4353 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-03-014 4363 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-03-013 4435 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-14-020 4469 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-14-016 4474 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-15-010 4655 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-30-017 4665 S PURL ST 2077-10-1-30-015 4720 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-02-020 4722 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-02-021 4120 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-003 4130 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-004 4140 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-005 • 4150 S PEAllL ST 2077-10-4-15-006 4160 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-007 4170 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-00I 4110 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-15-00t 4900 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-11-001 4945 S PURL ST 2077-10-4-14-013 4301 S PENIIIYLVAIIU ST 2011-10-1-0,-002 • 4352 S PENIIIYLVUfU ft 2011-10-1-0,-001 I 4376 S PENIIIYLVAIIU ft 2011-10-1-0,-001 • • 4401 S PENIIIYLVUfU ST 2011-10-1-1,-021 4440 S PENIIIYLVAIIU ft 2077-10-1-14-005 4441 S PENIIIYLVAIIU ft 2011-10-1-u-011 44 67 I PEN118YLVAIIU ft 2011-10-1-13-014 4490 I PIJIIII YLVAIIU ft 2011-10-1-14-012 . , , • ,. - ]- • • - •av•. oft SDIBIT "A" SITUS PPI --------------------------------------------4505 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2077-10-1-20-020 4563 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2011-10-1-20-015 4573 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2077-10-1-20-014 4591 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2077-10-1-20-013 4940 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2077-10-4-14-007 4950 s PENNSYLVANIA ST 2077-10-4-14-008 401 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-19-002 512 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-19-010 521 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-24-010 .. 524 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-19-0ll 536 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-19-012 559 PENNWOOD CIR 2077-10-4-24-00I 1076 W PRINCETON PL 2077-04-4-13-014 16 E QUINCY AVE 2011-10-1-01-024 455 W QUINCY AVE 2077-03-3-21-012 3190 S RACE ST 1971-35-4-02-010 2975 S SHERMAN ST 1971-34-1-25-017 3165 S SHERMAN ST 1971-34-4-07-017 3166 S SHERMAN ST 1971-34-4-06-009 3173 S SHERMAN ST 1971-34-4-07-016 4334 S SHERMAN ST 2077-10-1-06-005 4343 S SHERMAN ST 2011-10-1-01-011 4350 S SHERMAN ST 2077-10-1-06-007 4400 S SHEIUIAN ST 2011-10-1-11-021 4600 S SHERMAN ST 2077-10-1-27-001 4603 S SHERMAN ST 2077-10-1-26-024 4635 S SHERMAN ST 2077-10-1-26-020 4651 S SHDIIAII ST 2011-10-1-21-011 4676 S SHDIIAII ST 2011-10-1-21-010 4101 S SHDIIAII ST 2077-10-4-10-023 4191 S SHDNAII ST 2077-10-4-11-012 4933 S SHDIIAII ST 2077-10-4-22-035 4943 S SHDNAII ST 2077-10-4-22-033 4949 S SHDNAII ST 2077-10-4-22-032 4963 S SHERNAII ST 2077-10-4-22-021 4971 S SHERNAII ST 2077-10-4-23-00t 4979 S SHDIIAII ST 2077-10-4-22-026 • 4993 S SHERNAII ST 2077-10-4-22-023 3500 W TUFTS AVS 2011-01-2-10-oot 561 W TUFTS AVS 2077-10-2-22-022 3291 S UNIVDSITY BLVD 1171-35-4-14-012 3106 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-11-001 3134 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-12-004 3146 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-11-005 • 3176 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-11-ool I 3114 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-12-oot 3117 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-11-0ot • • 3199 S VINE ST 1171-35-4-02-011 U95 W WAJUt.111 AVS 1111-21-2-11-002 3265 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 1171-34-4-15-011 4306 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 2011-10-1-01-022 • , ]- • • t• . • ' PPI SITUS --------------------------------------------2011-10-1-02-017 2077-10-1-16-001 2077-10-1-15-015 2011-10-1-11-on 2077-10-1-17-003 2011-10-1-11-022 2077-10-1-17-006 2077-10-1-17-009 2077-10-1-18-015 2077-10-1-31-023 2077-10-1-32-024 2077-10-1-32-005 2077-10-1-31-019 2077-10-1-32-009 2077-10-1-31-0U 2077-10-1-32-011 2077-10-4-02-017 2077-10-4-01-020 2077-10-4-01-021 2077-10-4-01-002 2077-10-4-02-015 2077-10-4-01-003 2077-10-4-02-014 2077-10-4-01-005 2077-10-4-15-018 2077-10-4-11-ocM 2077-10-4-15-011 2077-10-4-11-005 2077-10-4-15-015 2077-10-4-11-off 2077-10-4-15-0U 2077-10-4-15-012 2077-10-4-17-002 2077-10-4-17-007 2077-10-4-lt-OH 1971-35-4-01-015 1971-35-4-0l-014 1971-35-4-0I-OU 1971-35-4-U-010 1971-35-4-14-oot 4365 S WASHINGTON ST 4400 S WASHINGTON ST 4475 S WASHINGTON ST 4509 S WASHINGTON ST 4516 S WASHINGTON ST 4517 S WASHINGTON ST 4546 S WASHINGTON ST 4570 S WASHINGTON ST 4573 S WASHINGTON ST 4601 S WASHINGTON ST 4612 S WASHINGTON ST 4630 S WASHINGTON ST 4635 S WASHINGTON ST 4670 S WASHINGTON ST 4685 S WASHINGTON ST 4690 S WASHINGTON ST 4701 S WASHINGTON ST 4702 S WASHINGTON ST 4708 S WASHINGTON ST 4710 S WASHINGTON ST 4717 S WASHINGTON ST 4724 S WASHINGTON ST 4737 S WASHINCTOII ST 4740 S WASHINGTON ST 4811 S WASHINGTON ST 4830 S WASHIIIG'l'Olf ST 4831 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4840 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4841 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4850 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4861 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4871 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4920 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 4980 S WASHIIIGTOII ST 5001 S WASHINCTOII ST 3255 S WILLIANS ST 3265 S WILLIANS ST 3275 8 WILLIANS ST 3181 8 YOU ST 3198 S YOU IT ~- . . ' . ' ~ - •av•' o~' I. . , ~ ] - • • Date April 20, 1992 UffflATZD BY STAn' SOURCS • • t• • COUNCIL COMll1JNICA1101' A&endaltem 11 C Public Works Department Subject Propoeed Special Improvement Dtstrtct No. 1992-ECJC Charles Esterly, Dtrector of Public Works IUUE/ AC1101' PROPOSSD Move to award construction contract for Special Improvanent District No. 1992-ECIC on Monday, April 20. 1992. PIISVIOU8 COUNCIL AC'IIOII Ctty Coundl. by Reaoluuon No. 13. 1991 approved IDdumon al Speda1 lmpnwemnlt District 1992-ECIC. at tbat ume known• 7.oae 3. South Santa P'e Ctrde. a devdopment property. and by Raohauoa No. 1. 1992 wldch w pwed January 6, 1992. Council pMaed OrdlnaDce No. 9. 1992 creatmeSpeclal Improvement Dtatrtct No . 1992-ECIC on February 18. 1992. ffAn' AJIIALftla South Santa Fe Ctrde ... Ol1CIDdY Included ID Pavtnc Dtatrtct No . 34. but w withdrawn due to the etrect tt would have on bond ulea rar the rat al the Dtatrtct . It WM decided that the deYelopment property be addre11ed eeparately ID ata own dJatrict and funded by the Ctty. Tblll project la flally endoned by the Public Worb Department and Community Development. Tbe Developer baa ~ to accept the entire coat al thla conatrucUon lnclucbn& enc,neermc and lnfratructure. Six bada were recetved rar the coaatrucUoa al Spectal Improvement Dtatrtct No . 1992-ECIC • fallo,lr. I h t h l\ Jfl f •' t ,1 ft'ew Deatp Coaatnacaon 8214.851.85 Proto ConatrucUoa 6 hv1a& 217,987.95 ' I. • , - <. Bituminous Roadways of Colo., Inc. Kiewit Western Brannan Sand & Gravel Paramount Conatructton The Engineer's estimate was $218,315. • • • 245,802.65 251,263.25 315,337.40 319,297.95 ,, .• ... New Design Conatructton ts the contractor awarded the 1991 Pavtng Dtstrtct contract. They are currently working on Phase n of the 1991 project. Our evaluatton of this firm's capabdlttes tn 1991 Indicate they are quaUfted to canyout the uUltty work and roadwork contained tn this project. < We reconunend that the conatructton of Spedal Improvement Dtstrtct No. 1-;;;·E:]IC be awarded to New Design Conatructton tn the amount 0($214,651.65. / ~CKOROtnm Since 1956, the City baa been bnprovtng its streets to meet mtntmum City Standards through Pavtng Improyement Dtstrtcts. During this penod, some 27 diatrtcts have been completed, tmprovmg approximately 99 miles of streets and 40 alleys. The coets of tbeee tmprovanents are borne by the lldjlleent p1operty owners. through spedal ass euments levled for work done lldjlleent to their properttes. Propoeed ror mcluaton tn the Dllltrtct ta South Santa Fe Circle, a newly platted street tn a new aubdtvtaton petitioned to IDClude tbla street ID the PavtD& Dllltrtct. There will be no coat to the Ctty ror thta street • the devdaper WIil be weaaed ror an aapects of CGlllltructiOD llldudllll IDha1nlCtUre (watler and aewa'. atarm aewa') and admllltatratiOD and ~-1be antidpdled caeta al thta street are: 8314.900 City 0 Total 8314.900 Eqlewood ta allocatlDC &eneral fund reeoun:ee far coaatructiOD al thta Dllltrtct. Expendtturee wdl be l 00 percent retmbuned by the property owner'. , .. I . . ' I , ]- - • • Date April 20. 1992 INl11ATED BY STAn' SOURCB • • l~ • COUNCO. COMMUNICA110N Aaendaltem 11 d Community Development Harold J. sutt. Planner Subject Amendment to the Swedish Medical Center Planned Development IS8UB/ AC110N PROP08BD Adopt a Rcsolutton approving the amendment to the Swedish Medical Center "' - Planned Development. The Council may chooee to hold a pubUc hcanng on th1s Matter. The pubbc hearing would be eet for May 18. 1992. A public hearing was conducted by the Planntng and Zoning Cornm1Nkm on March M. 1992. conttnued to March 17. 1992. and conttnued again to Aprt1 7. 1992. PREVIOUS COUNCIL AC'DON 1bc Ctty Council considered the Swedish Medical Center Planned Development on January 16. 1989 and February 21. 1989 on the recommendation of the Planntng Commissk>n. The Council remanded the Planned DeYelopment to the Commlaak>n at the request of Swediab Medical Center. 1bc CornmNkm reconaldered the remanded Planned Development OD March 21. 1989. and voted to refer tt to Ctty Council with a favorable rccommendaUon. The Ctty Council reconaidtted the Planned DeYelopmcnt at a Public Hearing on May 15. 1989 and approved the Planned Development on by Resolution Number 30, Scr1ea of 1989. In July 1989. Swedish Medical Center requested an amendment to the Planned Development to change the footprtnt of the ICU • propoeed 1D the or1glnal Planned Development. The Planning Commiaaton held a Public Hear1DC on tbe propoeed amendment on July 18. 1989 and voted to refer tt to Ctty Cound1 With a favorable recommendaUon. City Council conaldered the propoaed amendment on August 21 . 1989 and approved the amendment by raoluuon Number 47. Sertee of 1989. .. I . • , ]- • • • . ,~ • In May of 1990, Swedish Medical Center again requested an amendment to the Planned Development to add a six story. 614 space parking structure to accommodated the needs of Medical Office Building Ill and other users. The Planning Commission considered this request at a Public Heartng on August 7, 1990. and voted to refer it to City Council for approval with conditions. City Council considered the proposed amendment on October 1. 1990 and approved the amendment by Resolution Number 78, Series of 1990. STAFF ANALT818 The proposed amendment to the Swedish Medical Center ts to add Medical Office Building IV. The ongtnal Planned Development noted that such a facility was proposed, but no footprint or details were spcdfled. This will be a 83.000 square foot office building and parking wtll be provided through the addition of two and one- half floors to the South Logan Street parking structure. The Planning Commtsston tncluded fourteen condit:IOna as part of their' approval. These conditions have been agreed to by Swedish Medical Center. BACKGROUND There has been a health care facWty at the locat:IOn of Swedish Medical Center since 1905. when a aanatortum was opened for the care oftuberculoaia paUenta. The campus now Includes a 328 bed health care fadUty. Craig Rehabditauon Hospital (designated as the Rocky Mountain Regional Sptnal surgery Center). and the Rocky Mountatn Multtple Scleroma FadUUea. Addlt:IODally. there are three medical omce buildings on the main campus. The ftnandal beneftt to the City la lndftct. Swedish Medical Center and the asaodated spedalizN1 health care factUUea pn,vtde a ma.JOI' employment center on the per1meter of the downtown area. Tbeae fadUUea draw thouumda of paUenta and their' fr1enda and femtU,,. to our community. Many profeealonal people have located their offices In Englewood became of tbeae health care fadUuea and the number ol support servtcea located In the area. Contacta with the Ctty atd' by developen tndicate that the Swed.lab Medical Center • a major anchor tn the economac development ol the City ol Enpwoocl. The preaence ol tbeae fadUUea bdpa to broaden the tax hue. tncreaae Ctty revenue tbrougb tncreaaed aalea and provide the benefit.a or addmonal medical support buameeaea. ' I . • I ]- STAPF REPORT CAIi NUMBER 2-,2 IDll BIPQRT RB: ' <. • • • t~ .. PUBLIC BBARI•ca PLNQIIIQ PIYILOUIU An application for the approval of an aaendJlent to the Swedish Medical Center Planned Development for the addition of a five story, 83,000 square foot medical office building (MOB IV). Thia Planned Development was originally approved by City Council by Resolution Number 30, Series of 1989, and amended by City Council by Resolution Number 47, Series of 1989, and by Resolution Number 78, Series of 1990. QUI TO II CQNBIQIBIQ; March 3, 1992 March 17, 1992 April 7, 1992 IMI MP IPPBIII or DPLIQIITI Swedish Medical Center 501 East Hampden Avenue Englewood, CO 80110 IQQ PJIDICT1 R-3, High Density Residence District B-2, Buaineaa District &:MHn nuc;a1n1ow, See attached Plan. LQCUIOII or QOflUJI The subject property ia located in the area bounded by south Lo- 9an Street on the west, East Girard Avenue on the north, South Clarkson Street on the east and East Haapden Avenue on the south. The specific portion of the property that i• the subject of this a .. ndaent i• located at the northwest corner of East Haapden Av- enue and the now vacated south Pennsylvania Str .. t. The she of this portion of the site is approxiutely 140 fNt by 265 feet. DQGIPDI• The PlannincJ co-iHion is required to hold a Public Hearint on the proposed Planned Developaent. The recoaaendation of the Plannin9 co-ission to approve, or deny the Planned Developaent aust be forwarded to Citf council within thirty days of the Pub- lic Hearing. City Counc l aay choose to hold a Public Hearint on the proposed Planned Developaent or the City COUncil aay act upon 1 , "~ • I. I . • • , ]- • • • • ... the recommendation of the Planning Commission without holding a Public Hearing. BIQQIIT; The Applicant is requesting approval of an aaendllent to the ex- isting Swedish Medical Center Planned Developaent. The aaendaent would allow the construction of an 83,000 square foot Medical Of- fice Building (MOB IV) on the Southwest portion of the aain caa- pus proper. To provide for the required parking for MOB IV, ex- pansion of the existing Logan Street parking structure is pro- posed. This expansion was provided for on the original Planned Development. PIICRIPTIQI or 'J'III IQBJIC'f IITBI The Swedish Medical Center campus is located on the east edge of the central Business District and is part of the East Haapden Av- enue Commercial Corridor. The aain campus, bounded by East Gi- rard Street, South Clarkson Street, East H .. pden Avenue and South Logan Street, contains the 328 bed Medical Center, the 80 bed Craig Rehabilitation Hospital, as well as three Medical Office Buildings. The adjacent area is a aix of coaaercial, office and high density residential uses. IV,1!IOQ1If TQ TII GCWDRPlfi II 111 The subject property is identified as part of the high denaity residence area and the East Hampden Avenue Coaaercial corridor in the 1979 Coaprehensive Plan. PPIIIII recw PTIII Plllllfllll • PmllCPII safaty Sarvis•• -Fir• Qiyi•ipn: Pursuant to section 10.201 and 10.301 of the City's adopted fire code (1111 Unifora Fire Code) the Fire Division of the Departaent of Safety lervicea is requir- i"9 the following: 1, Installation of a new fire hydrant at the north- east corner of South Lo9an Street and East llallpden Avenue. (To be connected to the 11-inch •in in East Haapden Avenue.) 2. Installation of the fire departaent connection for the fire spr i nkler syst-in .,. IV at the veat end of the south wall. l, 4 , The ha ... rhead turn-around abould be 72 feet froa end to end to allov for adequate fire puaper turn- i nt, Ni n i aua vertic al clearance underneath the pedea- t r i an br i d9e Which connecte -IV to the exbtint parki nt etructure at lout.ta Lotan ftreet and laat - • I. • 0 ' , ]- • • I • • ' (. .. Girard Avenue must be 13 feet 6 inches to allow Fire Division vehicles access to the fire hydrant and fire department connection at the west side of the c.c.u. addition to Swedish Medical Center. utilities Department: 1. Field locate the City Ditch and show its location on the Planned Development. 2. The fire hydrant required by the Fire Department must be installed by Swedish but will be owned by the City. Further, it must be installed to City specifications, and in an easeaent dedicated to the City. community Development -Building and safety: Proposed structure must comply with all applicable codes and regulations of the City. Public work•: 1. The parking structure access fro• South Logan Street shall reaain controlled by gates. In addi- tion to doctors, the ace••• should also allow valet attendants when parkincJ cars. 2. The one-way connection froa the 9ara9e to the de- livery dock area, used by the valet personnel when retrieving cars, shall be controlled by the 9ate <••• revised Site Plan). J. Due to significant increaae in the traffic activ- ity at the intersection of last Haapden Avenue and South Logan Street, the radii at the NE corner and the SE corner (presently 15 fHt or 20 fHt re- spectively) should be improved. Nev radiu••• shall be in the rar19e of approxiaately 35 feet. This will require the acquisition of additional right-of-way at both corners. Furtheraore, the Costal 9as station sign at the NE corner needs to be relocated. These iaprove-nts should be coordinated with the current signal upgrade project by SNC. 4. Nev stripincJ and si9ninv at the interHCtion of last Haapden and South Pennaylvania StrHt, and on East Haapden Avenue between South LocJan ltreet and South Pearl Street will be needed. The follovir19 aodifications shall be iapleaented in the future when the traffic conditions chant• to the point where the pro- posed actions are appropriate: 5. The intersection of south i.oc,an ltreet and last Girard Avenue to be reatriped to accc•odate the 3 . , ,. - -' . , • I. • , ]- • • I • • ' (, installation of left turn bays, including appro- priate signalization modifications. 6. Modification of left turn signal installations at the intersection of East Hampden Avenue and South Logan Street to accommodate exclusive movements. 7. The installation of southbound left turn signals at the intersection of South Broadway and East Gi- rard Avenue to allow exclusive left turn movement. 8. The installation of flashing warning lights near the crosswalk at the intersection of East Girard Avenue and South Lincoln Street, which is heavily used by elderly people as necessitated by in- creased traffic volumes on East Girard Avenue. PUMDll'J' or COIQIUIIITY PIYILQPIIQ'I' IQLJIJII The proposed amendment to the Swedish Medical Center is to allow for the relocation of a medical office building that was ini- tially proposed to be located east of the new South Clarkson Street parking structure onto the aain caapus proper. The Medi- cal Center views this as a aore effective use of space on the aain campus while providing for a more efficient circulation pat- tern within the campus. In reviewing a Planned Development the follovincJ standards are to be applied. 1. U••• peraitted. The use of the property which is the subject of the Planned Developaant, shall be a Permit- ted Principal use in the Zone District in which the De- velopment is located, or a use permitted pursuant to other provisions of the ZonincJ ordinance. The proposed medical office building is a permitted u-in both the R-3 and B-2 zone districts. 2. The Planned Develop .. nt shall be consistent with the intent of the coaprehensive Plan and the policies therein. Thi• proposed Planned Develop .. nt ... ndaent is consistent with the goals of the Comprehensive Plan for the East Haapden Coaaer- cial corridor. These goals are: To create a balance of c01111&rcial uses to reflect the character of the neighborhood in which the corridor is located. To iaprove the visual aspects alOncJ th•-coaaercial areas. 4 ,,,_ . ' I. • . , , ]- • • • • .. To encourage major redevelopment and a variety of uses in these areas. Furthermore, the consistency of the overall Planned Development has been established through the approval of the original P.O. and the two subsequent amendments. The Coaprehensive Plan recog- nize• the long range expansion of the Medical Center and notes that it would be a catalyst for further revitalization of the area. 3. The Planned Development'• relationship to its surround- ings shall be considered in order to avoid adverse ef- fects to the existing and possible future development caused by traffic circulation, building height or bulk, lack of screening or intrusions of privacy. One of the stated purposes of the Planned Developaent procedure is to provide flexibility in design. Also, the proposed aaend- ment must be viewed in the context of the entire caapus develop- ment. Given these parameters for analysis, the proposed Planned Development amendJlent is coapatible with the existing area in terms of the height, bulk and density of the developaent. 4. Minimum requirements for usable open space shall be ••t through the overall design and a .. nities proposed for development. Since the majority of th• sit• is in the R-3 Zone District, the R-3 landscaping require .. nts for 251 of the total site to be landscaped are applied to the entire developaent. With the addi- tion of the Medical Office BuildincJ IV, tbe percentage of land- scape coverage is reduced froa 291 to 271 of the total site. 5. The number of off-street parkiftlJ apace• in the proposed develop .. nt shall not be less than the requir ... nt of Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. In anticipating the need for additional parking, the original Planned Development provided for six floors of parkincJ in the Lo- gan Street Parking Structure. currently there are three floors with 306 spaces in the structure. Thr .. floors will be added to this structure to provide for a total of 615 apace• on six floors. The parkincJ requir ... nts for office buildings is one space for each 300 square f .. t of net rentable ar ... Since no estiute for the net rentable area ia available, applyi119 this 300 square foot standard to the CJro•• floor ar .. rev .. ls that the required parking would be 277 spaces. This is le•• than what is being provided in the addition to the Logan ltr .. t parkincJ atruc- ture, 6. Site Plan. The approving agenci•• ahall be utisfied that the site plan for the Planned Developaent .. ets all the following requir ... ntaz 5 ,,,_ - ' I . • 0 , ]- • • • a. If the proposed development includes multi-family or nonresidential building• or atructure• and i• adjacent to a single family reaidential use dis- trict, the development ahall contain a buffer. Thia develop•ent ia not adjacent to a aingle-faaily reaidential uae diatrict. b. Within the Planned Development, aufficient apace muat be provided between building• and atructurea, giving conaideration to their intended uae, their location, deaign and height, the plac ... nt and ex- tent of facing window areaa, and the topography and other auch other natural feature• aa will aa- aure privacy and a pleaaant environaent. The propoaed MOB IV ha• been deaigned to take advantage of the existing topography and blend· with the exiating deaign of the Medical center and other Office Buildinga. The average building height ia 63 feet of which 4 feet ia a parapet wall incorporated to acreen rooftop aechanical equipment. c. If the area of the developaent ia auch that an in- ternal circulation ay•t-ia neceaaary, auch a •y•t-ahall be deaigned for the type of traffic that will be generated, and all curba at entrance• and other ace••• point• ahall have raapa to facil- itate ace••• for the handicapped and bicyclea. The internal circulation ayat-ia deaigned to provide adequate ... rgency vehicle acceaa on the wut aid• of the buildi119 and convenient ace••• for patient• to NOB IV and adjacent buildi119a. Aa a part of this PlaMed Developaent Aaendaent application, a traffic iapact analyai• waa required. d. Bicycle and pedeatrian trail• are to be provided where the City bicycle and/or trail plan or the R99ional Bicycle Transportation Plan ahowa auch trail or trail corridor. Bicycle or pedutrian trail• are not propoeed for th• aubject aite. •· Th• aite plan shall provide for the uxiaua preaervation of natural drainac,e ar .. a, v99etation and other deairable f .. tlll'U, Since this is eaHntially a redevelopaent of a portion of the Swediah Medical center caapua, the drainac,e plan developed aa a part of the original Planned Developaent, will be IIOdified to ac- count for the addition of NOB IV. ' • I .. I. • , ]- • • • • ,~ . • ' .. - In terms of the overall development plan this amendment is con- sistent with the intent of the Comprehensive Plan and the Planned Development requirements. PIPIIDIU or COJlll1JlfITY QJYILOPIIDT HCOIQIIIIDM'IORI The Department of community Development recommends that the pro- posed Swedish Medical Center Planned Development Amendment #3 be approved with the following conditions: 1. Installation of a new fire hydrant at the northeast corner of South Logan Street and East Hampden Avenue. 2. Installation of the fire department connection for the fire sprinkler system in MOB IV at the west end of the south wall. 3. The hammerhead turn-around should be 72 feet fro• end to end to allow for adequate fire pumper turning. 4. Minimum vertical clearance underneath the pedestrian bridge which connects MOB IV to the existing parking structure at south Logan Street and East Girard Avenue auat be 13 feet 6 inch•• to allow Fire Division vehicles accaaa to the fire hydrant and fire dapartaant connection at the wast aide of the c.c.u. addition to Swedish Nadical Cantar. 5. Field locate the City Ditch and show its location on the Planned Development. 6. The fire hydrant required by the Fir• Dapart .. nt auat be in- stalled by the developer and shall be owned by the City. Further, it must be installed to City specifications, and be in an easement dedicated to the City. 7 . The parking structure ace••• froa South Logan Street shall remain controlled by gates. In addition to doctors, the ac- e••• should allow valet attendants when parking cars. 8 . 9. Th• one-way connection froa the garage to the delivery dock area, uaad by the valet personnel when retrieving cars, shall be controlled by the gate (aae revised aita plan). Due to s ignificant increase in the traffic activity at the intersection of East Haapden Avenue and South Logan Street, the radii at the NE corner and the SE corner (presently 15 feet or 20 feet respectively) should be improved. New ra- diuaea shall be in the range of approxiaately 35 feat. Thia will require the acquisition of additional right-of-way at both corners. Furthermore, the Coaatal gaa atation aign at th• NE corner naada to be relocated. Th ... iaprovaaanta ahould be coordinated with the current aignal upqrade pro- ject by SMC. 7 . , ,,_ ' • I • . I . • I f , -• \' • ·~ • 10. New striping and signing at the intersection of East Hampden Avenue and south Pennsylvania street, and on East H-pd•n Avenue between south Logan street and south Pearl street will be needed. Th• following aodification• shall be iapl ... nted in the future when the traffic condition• change to th• point where th• pro- posed action• are appropriate: 11. Th• intersection of south Logan street and East Girard Av- enue to be restriped to accoaaodat• th• installation of left turn bays, including appropriate siqnalization aodifica- tiona. 12. Modification of left turn signal installation• at the inter- section of East Haapden Avenue and south Lo9an Street to ac- co .. odat• exclusive aov ... nts. 13. Th• installation of southbound left turn siqnal• at the in- tersection of south Broadway and East Girard Avenue to allow exclusive left turn aov ... nt. 14. Th• installation of flashing warning lights near the cro••- valk at the intersection of East Girard Avenue and south Lincoln Street, which i• heavily used by elderly people as necessitated by increased traffic volume• on East Girard Av- enue. I -----~ . ' ' .. I. • I - RESOLUTION NO . _ SERI~ OF 1992 • • • A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER PLANNED DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDING A FIVE STORY MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING TO BE KNOWN AS SWEDISH MOB IV . WHEREAS, the Swedish Medical Cent.er Planned Development waa approved by Resolution No. 30, Series of 1989; and WHEREAS, amendment.a to the Planned Development were approved by Resolution No .. 47, Serie• of 1989 and Resolution No. 78, Series of 1990; and WHEREAS, Swedilh Medical Center has filed an amendment to the approved Planned Development to add a five story Medical Office Buildinc which will be known a1 Swedi1h MOB IV; and WHEREAS, the propoaed amendment will not alter the relation1hip of the approved Planned Development to the Comprehen1ive Plan; and WHEREAS, the amendment to the Swedilh Medical Center Planned Development was con1idered by the Planninc and Zoninc Commiuion at a Public Hearinc which was held on March 3, 1992 and wa1 continued to March 17, 1992 and April 7, 1992; and WHEREAS, the amendment application filed by Swedish Medical Center for the property located between East Girard Avenue, Ea1t Hampden Avenue, South Lopn Stl'Mt, and South Clarkson Street i1 in compliance with the Planned Development N1Ulation1 and i1 con1i1tent with the intent and purpoee of the Comprehensive Plan; and WHEREAS, the propoaed amendment will not affect the previou1ly approved buildinc footprint• or parkinc; and WHEREAS, the Planninc and Zoninc Commiuion aPl)r'OV9d the application by Swedish Medical Center for the amendment with certain condition•: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : $tcticr, 1. The City of Enclewood City Council henby approvea the recommendation1 of the Enclewood Planninc and Zonin1 Commiuion amendments to the Planned Development adopted by Retolution No . 30, Series of lNt and amended by Retolution No . 47, Serial of 1989, and Resolution No . 78, Seriea of ltlO, amendint the Swediah Medical Center Planned Development for the purpoee of acldinc a Five a&ory Medical Office Buildinc to be know a1 Swed11h MOB IV 11 ti.reby approved wath the followin1 condition•: 1. ln1tallation of a new fire hydrant at the Northeast comer of South Lopn Stnet and Ea1t Hampden Avenue . 2 . ln1tallation of the Fire Department Conntaion for the P'ire Sprinkler System in Swediah MOB IV at the WNt end of the 8ouda wall. 3 . The hammerhead tum-around 1hall be 12 feet hlll end &o end to allow for adequate fire pumper tumlnc, ,,. - • j(J-, I . • 0 , , ]- • • • • , . • . . 4. Minimum vertical clearance underneath the pedestrian bridge which connect.a Swedish MOB IV to the existing parking structure at South Logan Street and East Girard Avenue shall be 13 feet 6 inches to allow Fire Division Vehicles acce11 to the Fire Hydrant and Fire Department connection at the West Side of the C.C.U. addition to Swedish Medical Center. 5. Field locate the City Ditch and show its location on the Planned Development. 6. The Fire Hydrant required by the Fire Department shall be installed by the developer and shall be owned by the City . Further, it must be installed to City 1peciftcation1, and be in an easement dedicated to the City. 7. The Parkin1 Structure acce11 from South Logan Street shall remain controlled by pt.ea. In addition to doctors, the acce11 should allow valet attendants when parkin1 cars. 8. The one-way connection from the prep to the delivery dock area, uMd by the valet personnel when retrievin, can, shall be controlled by the pte. 9. Due to 1i,nificant increase in the traffic activity at the intanection of Eut Hampden Avenue and South Lopn Street, the radii at the Northeast corner and the Southeast corner (presently 15 feet or 20 feet respectively) should be improved. New radi111a shall be approximately 35 feet. Thia will require the acquisition of additional ,;,ht-of-way at both comers. Furthermore, the Coat.al Ga1 Station •iln at the North•at comer needs to be relocat.ed. Th111 improvements lhall be coordinated with the current •isnal uppade project by Swedish Medical Cent.er. 10. New 1tripin1 and •isnin1 at the int.enection of East Hampden Avenue and South Pennsylvania StNet, and on East Hampden Avenue betWNn South Lopn Stnet and South P•rl Street will be needed . The followin1 modif'ication1 shall be implemenwcl in the future when the traffic condition• chan,e to the point where the propoeed actions are appropriate : 11 . The int.erNction of South Lapn Street. and East Girard Avenue to be rest.riped to accommodate the inltallation of Left. Tum bay1, includin1 appropriate 1ipaliaation moclification1. 12 . Mocliftcation of Lef\ Tvm lipal inullation1 at tha intarteetion of East Hampden Avenue and South Lapn St.rel\ to aecommoclata ncluaive mowmen&a . 13 . Ttie in1tallation of Southbound Left. Tum 11pal1 at the interteetion or South Breedway and East Girard Avenue to allow exclusive Left. Tum mow-L 14 . The in1tallation of Flashin1 Wamins lipu near the crouwalk at the interNction of Eaa Girard Avenue and South Uncoln SI.Nit, which i1 heavily used by elderly people u .....akawcl by lncreued &raffle volumes on !ut Girard Avenue . 2 . , ' I. • 0 , • ~- 1' -,. . • . • " . • ' -a. .... otth• ___ ........... , ... _... ....... .. -·""""' ,ndatM_ ..... c;ty ............... C..le<,nay--tothi,d parties make 1Uch arranpmentl for the co1t u i1 asreed upon with third parties. Al)()Pl'ED AND APPROVED tbi1 20th day of April, 1992. Clyde E. WJllinl. Mayor ATTEST: Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clsk for the City of~ Colorado, hereby certifJ the abo¥e is a true fill/PY of a.olation No . -Seriel of 1912. .. I. • 3 )~· . . ]- • ORDINANCE NO ._ SERIES OF 1992 • • • BY AUTHORITY ABILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO. 18 INTRODU~ly COUNCIL MEMBER, fit[ AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, THE CITY OF LITTLETON, AND METRO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT SHARING COMMON SERVICES AND EXCHANGING SHARED INFORMATION REGARDING LOWRY LANDFILL SUPERFUND SITE. WHEREAS, the Cities of Enelewood, Lakewood and Littleton, Colorado and the Metro Wastewater Reclamation District are political 1Ubdivision1 of the State of Colorado and are the subject ofan administrative proceedin1 by the EPA under Section 104 and 122 of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA), as amended, to participate in a remedial investieation/feasibility study at the Lowry Landfill Superfund Site; and WHEREAS, the parties are involved in insurance coveraee litieation styled Cil,x..m Littleton et 11 v Commercial Unioo Ae1ur1oce Cemn1nie1 et al.. Civil Action No. 91 CV 00723, Denver District Court ; Cjty pf Jdk•wggl x Unj&,d S&:,t,• Fjrg JDIYCIDCC Cg •\ al., Civil Action 90 Z 880 U.S .D.C . Colo; and Mctrg W11ttwat,r Btclamatjgn Dj1t x Cgptjocotol C11 Cg ct al , Civil Action No. 89 C 895 U.S.D.C. Colo., and expect to become involved in additional litiption relatin1 to the Lowry Site, includin1 a civil action Cjty and Cgupty pf Qcoxct x AdgJph C990 Cg t\ aJ.. Case No. 91 F 22333 U.S.D .C . Colo .; and WHEREAS, the parties currently have and anticipate in the future havin1 common opponent,, iuues of law and fact and claims and defenHI in the administrative proceedinc and liti1ation relatine to the Lowry Site; and WHEREAS, the parties contemplate that in the flature t.hey may aeree to ,hare various common co1ll and services, includin1 but not limited to a joint document repository, litiption support service,, common counsel, expert witneue, and another consultin1 communication,, information, common documenta, lecal ruearch and further their common intere1ll in the administrative proceedinc and lit.iption relatin1 to the Lowry Site subject to the joint def en• doctrine u Ml forth in Ip Be Gqnd Ju,y Seebootolt 902 F.2d 244 (4th Cir. 1990) and Poi&cd Slat.ax ScbwimlDlt 892 F.2d 237 (2d Cir. 1989); and WHEREAS, durin1 the course ol 1harin1 Common Services and exchancin1 Shared Information, confidential and/or privilepd matt.en may be communicated amon1 or received by the Parties, includin1 communication, made between each party and ita uorney, in confidence for the purpose of -kin&, obtainin1 or providinc lepl assistance ubject to the attomey-ellent privilep u Ml fonh in Upjohp Co y Upjlfd Slat.a 449 U.S . 383 ( 19 1) and docum nu and other tancible thinp ,...,.,... in anticipation ol litlption or for trial by or for another party or by or for that party's repraentaUve aubjett t.o the work-product doctrine a1 set forth in Hjqmap x Taylpr m U.S. 415 (1947 ), Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26 and Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure H; and WHEREAS, the applicability ol the joint clef'enM doctrine t.o the aharinc of Common Service, and the exchan .. ol Shared Information has been placed Into I Ille by the opinion of o ml(i1tratA in Mttm W111tw1&1c Btclame!ien PiM v C:eotioea&al Cea Co el ti . and Citv or Lakewood v United S&ette Fire Ina Co Mel ware claLtcl January 23. 1112: and . , • 14 a ' I • • • , J - • • • WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Parties to protect and to not waive any privileges that may apply to Shared Information and may be available to each party, including but not limited to attorney-client, work-product, deliberative process, executive session, public office or other applicable privileees; and WHEREAS, there are mutual economic and other benefits that will accrue to each party by the sharing of Common Services and the exchanp of Shared Information and it is in the best intere1t of the Parties to enter in to this Acreement to protect confidential information and privileges; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS : Scctjpn 1. The Englewood City Council hereby approves the agreement entitled "Joint Defense/Litigation Arreement" between the City of En,lewood, the City of Lakewood, the City of Littleton and Metro Wastewater Reclamation District Sharing Common Services and Exchanging Shared Information reprdinc Lowry Landfill Superfund Site, 1aid agreement generally provides as follows: 1. It is agreed that all Shared Information, whether written or otherwiae, exchanced between the PartiH or received by one party from the other 1hall be held in 1trict confidence by the recipient and lhall not be diacloaed to third partie1. 2 . Shared Information exchanpd amonc the Partie1 or their counael under the Acreement i1 for the aole purpoN of aaNrtiq claim• or defense• in preparation of, or in anticipation of, trial or litiption relatin1 to the Lowry Site. 3 . No Party may waive any Privilepa applicable to Shared Information received from any other party to the Asreement. 4 . In the event a que1tion arises as to whether a waiver of any Privilepa applicable to Shared Information hH occurred, it i1 the intention of the Partiea that no waiver lhall be con1tNed to have occurred. 5 . Diaclo1ure of any Shared Information by any party about its claim, or def-• to third parties a1sertin1 or defendiq limilar clai1111 ahall be con1idered diacloaure to "friendly partiff" and lhall not be cleemed a waiwr by any party to the Acreement of any Privil••· 6 . The provi1ion1 o/ the A,reement ahall not apply to Shared Information which 11 now or hereafter becomes public knowledp, throu,h no wronaful act, and any 1uch disclosure can be made without violation of the A,rNment. 7 . In the event Shared Information i1 required to be cliacloeed by any party Ha result of a Court Order or under law, 1uch party may satisfy it.I confidentiality obli1at ion1 hereunder by nodf'yiq the party that pnerated the information and civin1 1uch party an opportunity to pl"IMd the confidentiality o/ the Shared I nformat lo n . 8 . In order to preserve all Privi ..... and confidentiality prowction available to each party to the maximum extent allowed by law, it la apMd that no party lhall llN the Nrvice1 ol any common coun•l hired for the Denver IUit for other f\ature litiption rel1tln1 to Lowry, without. the eapNN wriuen pennl11ion o/ all othff parUH. . 2. "' - • ' I . • • .• , . , ]- - • • ORDlNANCE NO._ SERIES OF 1992 • • • BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR "' - COUNCIL BILL NO. 18 INTRODU~~y COUNCIL MEMBER, fig< AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, THE CITY OF LITTLETON, AND METRO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT SHARING COMMON SERVICES AND EXCHANGING SHARED INFORMATION REGARDING LOWRY LANDFILL SUPERFUND SITE. WHEREAS, the Citie1 of Enclewood, Lakewood and Littleton, Colorado and the Metro Wa1tewater Reclamation Di1trict are political 1ubdiviaiona of the State of Colorado and are the 1ubject ofan adminiatrative procNclinr by the EPA under Section 104 and 122 of the Comprehenaive Environmental Responae, Compenaation and Liability Act of 1980 {CERCLA), aa amended, to participate in a remedial inveatieation/feasibility study at the Lowry Landfill Superfund Site; and WHEREAS, the partiea are involved in in1urance coverare litieation styled~ LjttJcton ct •I y Garnrn•rci•I Unjgn Aa1vc1ncc Cgmpanj11 ct •J., Civil Action No . 91 CV 00723, Denver Di1Lrict Court; Citv eC l•ktwOACt x United Stelle Fice ln,umosc Co et al ., Civil Action 90 Z 880 U.S .D.C . Colo; and Mctrp W11&1w111C B,cJamatjgn Qi•t y Cgntincn&:1) C11 Cg et •I Civil Action No. 89 C 896 U.S.D.C . Colo., and expect to become involved in additional litiption relatinr to the Lowry Site, includine a civil action Cjty and County g(Qcnvec y MoJPb Cggo Cg cc aJ., Cue No. 91 F 22333 U.S .D.C . Colo .; and WHEREAS, the partiea currently have and anticipate in the future havinr common opponentl, iuu11 of law and fact and claima and defen111 in the admini1trative proceedinc and litiption relatinr to the Lowry Site; and WHEREAS, the partiea mntemplat.e that in the f\awre they may arree to ,hare varioul common co1ta and 11rvicea, includin1 but not limit.eel to a joint document repoaitory, litiption 1upport 11rvice1, common COWIMI, expert witneue1 and another conaultin1 communication,, information, common documenu, lecal rnearch and further their common intere1ta in the adminietrative proceedinc and litiption relatin1 to the Lowry Site 1ubject to the joint def111• clocuine u 11t forth in ID Be Qnpd Ju,y &ebsmo11 902 F.2d 244 (4th Cir. 1990) and Unj&,d &•Sn y Scbwimaw 892 F.2d 237 (2d Cir. 1989); and WHEREAS, durin1 the COUl'M of aharin1 Com-n Services and eachan,in1 Shared Information, conftdentlal and/or privilepd mattan may be communicated amon1 or rte 1ved by the Partau, tnclud1n1 communication• made between tach party and lta auorneya an conndence for the purpoee of Mekin,. obl.ainin1 or providin, lepl a1ai1tance ub,led to the attorney-client pnVllep u llt fonll ln Ywbn Cg y Uni&,d Ss,ia 449 U.S. 383 (19 l ) and documenta and ether tanp,le thinp pnparecl in anticipation oflitiptlon or for trial by or f'or another party• by or for that party'• npreaentative subject to tht work-product doctrine u llt forth In ffidsND y t1Yler 321 U.S. 416 (1947), Federal Rule of Cavil Procedure 28 and Colorado It.alt of Civil Procedure II; and WH !REAS, the appliabelit,y of the joint .,.,... doctrine to the llharin, of Common rvi«.e and the t&ehllftfl of Shared lnforaa&ion baa been placed into i1aue by tht opinion of a m1111t.ra&e in N•SII WIMWIW lecltmdm PiM x C?en&iDtDYI C11 Co ti ti and C,sy oC l•knAAd x llndtd lsMtt n,, 111, Ct-M ti wen da&ed January 23, lttt: and , • . 14 a ' I • • I - • • • • ·, • Se1;tjgn 2 Authority is given to allow the other entities to join and participate in this Agreement upon notice to the City Council . Introduced, read in full, and passed on first readine on the 20th day of April, 1992. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of April, 1992. Clyde E. Wigin1, Mayor ATTEST : Patricia H . Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk olthe City of Enpwoocl, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and forqoin1 is a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first readin1 on the 20th day of April, 1992. Patricia H. Crow . 3 . . , • . • I . • 0 • ]- .. • • t• • ' <, JQIIT PlllMlltLXTXAATXQII 19111111T ... aaaa, the Cities of Englewood, Lakewood and Littleton, Colorado and the Metro Wastewater Reclaaation District (hereinafter referred to collectively as •Parties•) are political subdiviaions of the State of Colorado and are the subject of an adainistrative proceeding by the EPA under Section• 104 and 122 of the Coaprehensive Environaental Reaponae, Coapensation and Liability Act of 1980 (•CERCLA•), as ... nded, to participate in a r...ctial investigation/feaaibility study at the Lowry Landfill Superfund Site (•Lowry Site•): and ...... ,, the Parties are involved in insurance coverage litigation styled city pf Littl•tqn, 1t al. Ye CPPPftrclal Qniqn Aeturanc• C9WP1ni1•, •t al., Civil Action No. t1-cv-0012J (Denver District Court)1 City pf LaMYAQd Y, Qnitad lt:lh• Fin ID•e Cp., ~ al.a., Civil Action to-z-110 cu.s.o.c. Colo.), and llltER hatlYIYr leSllNSi:iAD Plti:, Y, GootiDIDSi:11 SIio SA,, & al.a., Civil Action No. lt-C-195 cu.s.o.c. COlo.) and expect to becaae involved in additional litigation relatinrJ to the Lowry Site, includi119 a civil action atyled City apd Cpypty pf PIDY9E Ye Adplpb cpgra cpe, ~ ~. caae No. t1-r-22JJ cu.s.o.c. co10.) c•eenver auit•), and WD1811, tbe Parti•• currently have and anticipate in the future havi119 coaaon opponents, iaauea of law and fact and claiaa and defen .. a in tbe adainiatrative proceedi119 and liti .. tion aon particularly deacrU.S above nlatinrJ to the Lowry Site, and ,,_ 'I • ' •· • • , ]- • • ·, • WJU:JtBA8, the Parties contemplate that in the future they may agree to share various common costs and services, including but not limited to a joint document repository, litigation support services, common counsel, expert witnesses and other consulting services c•common services•) and may otherwise exchange communications, information, co .. on docuaents, legal research and litigation strategies c•shared Information•) in an effort to further their co .. on interests in the administrative proceeding and litigation aore particularly described above relating to the Lowry Site subject to the joint defense doctrine as set forth in In B• Grand Jury subpoena•, 902 F.2d 2,, (4th cir. 1990) and Qnit•d stat11 y, Schwi .. 1r, 192 F.2d 237 (2d Cir. 1989): and ... aaaa, during th• course of sharing coaaon Services and exchanging Shared Information, confidential and/or privileged matters may be coaaunicated aaong or received by the Parties, including coaaunicationa aad• betv .. n each party and it• attorneys in confidence for the purpo .. of ... king, obtaining or providing legal assistance subject to the attorney-client privilege as set forth in DpjpbQ GAe Ye pnitad stat••, 449 u.s. 313 (1911) and docuaent• and other tangible things prepared in anticipation of litigation or for trial by or for another party or by or for that party'• representative subject to the vork- product doctrine as set forth in Hic9nttn Ye Taylar, 329 U.S. 495 (1947), Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 21 and Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 26: and 2 "'~ . . , .. •· • , ]- • • • • , . . • ' (, ... ..aa, the applicability of the joint def•n•• doctrine to the •haring of Common Service• and the exchange of Shared Information ha• been placed into iaaue by the opinion of a aagiatrat• in Metro wa1tevat•r B•clawattgn Qi1t, Y, continental ca,, co •• •t al., and city of Lak9YQ9d Y, unttac:1 stat•• fir• In•, ~ •t al,, aJU2rA, dated January 23, 1992: and nun•, it ia th• deair• of the Partiu to protect and to not waive any privilege• that aay apply to Shared Infonaation and aay be available to each party, including but not liaited to attorney-client, work-product, deliberative proceaa, executive ••••ion, public office or other applicable privilege• c•Privilegea•,, and are autual econoaic and other benefits that will accrue to each party by the aharinlJ of CO..On .. rvicea and the excha1199 of Shared Inforution and it i• in the beat intereat of th• Parti•• to enter into confidential infonaation and Privilec,ea, to protect -, 'l'IIDDOU, in consideration for tbe autual praat ... contained herein, tbe Partia ac,ree u follOlfaz 1. :rt 1• ac,reed that all Shared Information, vbetber written or otharviN, exchan9ed between the Partie• or received by one party froa the other shall be bald in atrict confidence by the recipient and ahall not be diacloaed to third partiea. 2. lhared Infonaation exchanc,ed a...., tbe ,arti• or their COW\Nl under thia AqrHaent ia for the aole purpoee of .... rti119 l ,,, - . ' .. I. • • , ]- • • • ,. - ,.. • I• . • ' '· . claims or defenses in preparation of, or in anticipation of, trial or litigation relatin~ to the Lowry Site,• ··including but not limited to the administrative proceeding and. litigation more particularly described above. Any such exchange of,:S6ared ·-~· Information under thi• Agreement shall not be deem•d a waiver of --.. · any Privilege• that aay be applicable to •aid Shared-Information. 3. No party aay waive any Privilege• applicable to Shared Information received froa any other party to thi• Agreeaent. In the event one party to thi• Agreement di•clo•e• to any third partie• Shared Information received from any other party to thi• Agreement, •uch disclo•ure •hall not constitute a waiver of any Privilege• by the other partie• unle•• they unanimou•ly con•ent to •aid waiver. Nothing herein •hall preclude any party from u•ing Shared Information received froa any other party to enhance it• ca•• in litigation relating to the Lowry Site. Nothing herein •hall preclude any party froa disclo•ing Shared Information generated by it. In the event of inadvertent di•clo•ure of Shared Information, the party re•pon•ible for •uch disclo•ure •hall be obligated to take all rea•onable efforts to retrieve the Shared Information. ,. In the event a queation ari•e• a• to whether a waiver of any Privilege• applicable to Shared Information ha• occurred, it i• the intention of the Parti•• that no waiver ahall be conatrued to have occurred. The partie• apecifically intend that thi• A9reea ent and the exchange of lhared Information and aharing of co-on Serv ices pur•uant to thi• A9ree .. nt be con•trued 4 , • . . • I. • 0 , ]- • • 6' ~ • t• • ' consistent with the application of the attorney-client privilege as set forth in Upjohn co, y. united stat••, 449 u.s. 383 (1981); the work-product doctrine as set forth in Hickman Y, Taylor, 329 U.S. 495 (1947), Fed.R.Civ.P. 26 and Colo.R.Civ.P. 26; the joint defense doctrine as set forth in In B• Grand Jury su~po•oo•, 902 F.2d 244 (4th Cir. 1990) and pnitad stat•• y. Schyi .. •r, 892 F.2d 237 (2d Cir. 1989); and any other Privileqea. 5. Disclosure of any Shared Inforaation by any party about its claim• or defenses to third parties asserting or defending siailar clai .. shall be conaidered disclosure to •friendly parties• and shall not be de .. ed a waiver by any party to this Agreement of any Privileges. 6. Any confidentiality and non-waiver of privilege provision• of this AcJreement shall r ... in in full force and effect without regard to whether the -tter i• ter11inated by final judcpaent or ••ttl ... nt. 7. The provision• of thi• Ac)reeaent llhall not apply to Shared Inforaation which is now or hereafter becoae• public knovled9e, through no wrongful act, and any auch disclosure can be aade without violation of this AcJr .... nt. •• In the event Shared Infor,aation 1• required to be disclosed by any party as a result of a Court Order or under lav, such party aay .. tisfy its confidentiality obli9ations hereunder by notifying the party that 9enerated the infor,aation and 9ivinq such party an opportunity to protect the confidentiality of the Shared Infonaation. 5 . , ~ • ., I. • 0 , - ]-- • 6' - • I • • ' - 9. Each party shall take all customary and appropriate measures to assure that any person who is granted access to any Shared Information, or who participates in work on joint projects or assists counsel, is familiar with the terms of this Agreement and complies with its terms. It is agreed that no one providing Co11J11on Services will be allowed access to any one party's confidential and/or privileged information and docuaanta, but that anyone providing Common Services shall only have access to Co11J11on Services or Shared Information. 10. The Parties intend by this Aqreeaant to protect from disclosure to third parties all Co11110n Services and Shared Information exchanged among tha .. elvas to the greatest extent permitted by lav, regardless of whether the exchange occurred before execution of this Agraa .. nt and regardless of whether the writing or docuaant is aarked •confidential• or •privileged.• The Parties specifically intend by this Aqr .... nt to protect froa disclosure to insurance carriers any lbared Inforaation relating to the insurance coverage litigation aore particularly daacribed above and to protect froa disclosure to other potentially responsible parties and EPA any Sbared Infor,aation relating to coat allocation. 11. In order to preserve all Privilagea and confidentiality protection available to each party to the aaxiaua extant allowed by lav, it is agreed that no party aball use the services of any coaaon counsel hired for the Denver suit for other future ' • .. I. • 0 , ]- • ' ., • C• • ' .. litigation relating to Lowry, without the express written permission o! all other parties. - 12. This Agre ... nt aay be executed and delivered in any nuaber of counterparts, each of which when executed and delivered shall be deeaed to be an original, but such counterparts shall t09ether constitute one and the .... dOCUJ19nt. This Agree .. nt is effective as of Deceaber 26, 1991. 7 " -. ' ' • . • ... I. • • I • I> - • I ]- • ~ • . , '. - CITY OF ENGLEWOOD 8Y=~--.....,....--~_..~~~,--,,~---Clyd• wl99in•, Nayor of BncJlevood AT'l'ZST: • By: ""P-at_cr,,,_ov-,-c""'l ... t-y.....,c""'1-.""'rk...---- • I. • • , 2 • • I ]- • • (, - CITY OF LUEWOOD By: "'w"'"a"='1""t-e-r"""""c"'"."""""1ta,.....n-•-,--,c"'I""t-y....,,.Nana,,....-9-•-r--- ATTUT: By: s.-ren--ao ...... 1"'"&...--n-, ...... c""'l"'"t-y.....,c""'i""'•-r ... k- APl'IIOVED AS TO FORM: By: ""aoc,_e_r_lf..,.. •....... oo-nan--,-c""'l""t_y.....,A""'t""'t_o_m_•Y • I. • • 0 • . .....______ ..-. -·---t ,.,,.~ I • 1- • ,. · ... • > ~ . - CITY OF LITTLETON By: __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Susan N. Thornton, Preaident of Littleton City Council ATTZST: lly:-=-..... --,,.--....,.,..,..--,,,..... ...... --~ Janice oven, City Clerk APPROVED AS TO P'ORN: lly: ... La-rry--.,-. -......... r-k,..ov-1 .. t-a-,----- city Attorney 10 ,. - • ' ' ' . , I . . • . ' -• ·, • .. METRO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT By: "'R-o ... be-rt---w-.-H ... i_t_•-, -D.....-ia_t_r_Ict--Man--a-CJ-•-r- .. I . . 11 ]- \~ I ; RESOLUTION NO . 5i SERIES OF 1992 . ' • • I• • A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN SPIEGEL & MCMIARMID, SPECIAL COUNSEL FOR ACCE AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. ~: WHEREAS.the City of Enetewood hu actively been involved in seek.inc a chance in CERCLA le(islation ; and WHEREAS, the City ofEnetewood hu utilized and benefited by it.I previous involvement in ACCE; and WHEREAS, Acee Policy and decisions are now to be made by the • ACCE Steerine Committee" consistine of "Core Memben" of ACCE, and an "ACCE Subcommittee" chosen in accordance with the reviNd lntemal Operatine Procedures; and WHEREAS, The City of hu determined that it desires to become a Core Member of ACCE and the ACCE Steerine Committee hu voted to accept the City of Enelewood u a Core Member; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.COLORADO.THAT : S,ctioo 1. The City Council of the City of Enclewood. Colorado hereby approves ol the Aereement with Spiepl & McMiarmid, Special Counsel for ACCE , with the Acreement the City of Enelewood will become a "Core Member." Said Aereement pnerally providff as follows : 1. Sgg pf' S,ncict•: Al a lf'OUP ACCE hu employed Spiepl & McMiarmid u Special Counsel shall repreNnt , auitlt, and edvi• the Core Memben ol ACCE with respect to the amendment and/or reauthoriaation o( the Comprehenlive Environ-ntal ReaponM, Compensation and Uability Act ("CERCLA"), the Rnource Con•rvation and Recovery Act ("RC RA 1. and olher pertinent environmental laws or reculations. 2 . CwnliDIPPO eo4 Qjr:ec;tjgp : Special eoun .. , i1 lub;tct to the direct aupervilion and control o( the ACCE St.terin1 Committee, the ACCE SubcommittN, o,r their dHi,nated reprtaentative. 3 . Coofl4eoP•li&x : It ii undtntood that communicat.ion1 pnerated by the Cit.y al E111lewood, its apnu. or conaultantl In connect.ion with the lt1'YICtl to bt provided under the Acnemtnt shall bt treated by Special eoun .. 1 u pri¥1teeed end conndential. ,. CQata : A . In lieu ol rweivinc and paym, monthly lnvoicea, the City ol En,lewood hu qreed to pay a lump 1wn o( tw.lve Theuaand Nine Hundred 'nlNt Dollan (llUOS) on or before Jw l, ltt2, w eewr ltl ttdmated oblipdon U a Core Mefflbtr ft'r OM year II& the ... lftlanMCII lever budpt o( apprulmawly 'nlNt Hundred Slaty,Two Theulancl Dollen (ISa,000). '111e City fll lllcle•oocl llllldenundl wl ...... that the ACCI Sutriq CommlttN may ftacl It MMIIAry Lo lncNMt the •nll&I budpt .. the "elow l'Owth" lt-.1 ol APll"Oll•fflaWly Ptur Huftllred Seventy-Two~ ,,. - . ' • • I. • • . , , ]- ] • • 8. • • • Dollars ($472,000), in which cue the City of Englewood's obligation for one year would equal approximately Eighteen Thousand Three Hundred Twenty Dollen ($18,320). If such an increue, or portion thereof, is adopted by the ACCE Steerine Committee in accordance with the Internal Operating Procedure1, and the City of Enplwood remains a Core Member of ACCE, the City of Enelewood aerees to pay an additional ,um within a reasonable time to cover its 1hare of the obliption to Special Countel in accordance with the cost-tharine formula deacribed in the Internal Operatine Procedures. Subject to written approval by the ACCE Steerine Committee, Special Counsel may render such additional 1ervices hereunder as may be requested from time-to-time by the ACCE Steerine Committee. C . Special Counsel shall promptly notify the ACCE Steerine Committee in writine of any proposed major chances or additions to the services to be provided under the A,reement, and tuch chanpa or additions are tubject to the approval of the ACCE Steerine Committee. 5 . Ia:m: The A,reement shall be deemed effective April 1, 1992, and shall continue in force until cancellation at any time by the City of En1lewood or Special Counsel upon written notice to the other party and the Chairpenon of the ACCE Steerine Committee. Special Counsel shall be entitled to compensation for Mrvicea and expen ... provided and incurred hereunder prior to receipt of such termination . ADOPl'ED AND APPROVED this 20th day tJI April, 1992. ATTEST : Patricia H. Crow, City Clerll I, Patricia H. Crow. City Clerk f'or the City tJI Enpwoocl. Colondo, _., Cllftity the above is a true copy tJI Resolution No ._. Series tJI 1112 . Palricia H. Crow . ' .. I. • 0 , I -• ,, - • • AGREEMENT Thi• Agreement, dated April 1, 1992, i• entered into by the City of Englewood, a unit of local government, 3400 south Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado, 80110 (hereinafter •th• Municipality•) and Spiegel, NcDiar.id, 1350 New York Avenue, N.W., Waahington, o.c. 20005-4798 (hereinafter •special Coun••l•). W I T N E S S E T H WHEREAS, Special Counael baa previoualy been retained by th• •roundinc, Jteabera• of Aaerican coaaunitie• for Cleanup Equity (•AccE•) a• defined in the reviaed •Internal Operating Procedure•• of ACCE: and WHEREAS, ACCE policy and deciaiona are now to be -d• by the •ACCE st .. rinq Coaaittee• conaiatinq of •core Neld)era• of ACCE, and an •ACCE Subcoaaittee• cboHn in accordance vith the reviaed Internal Operatinq Procedurea: and WHEJtEAS, the Municipality baa determined that it deair•• to becoae a con Jleaber of ACCE and the ACCE Steerinq coaaitt .. ha• voted to accept th• Municipality a• a core Jleaber: ' I • • , 2 ]- • • ,, . • ' -2 - NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements set forth herein, the Municipality and Special Counsel agr•• as follows: 1. scape at s,rv1c11 Special Counsel shall represent, assist, and advise the Core Members of ACCE with respect to the amendment and/or reauthorization of the Coaprehensive Environmental Response, compensation and Liability Act c•CERcLA•), the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act c•RCRA•), and other pertinent environmental laws or regulations. A description of the services to be provided by Special Counsel is set forth in aore detail in Exhibit A which is attached hereto and incorporated herein. 2. cggrdination and pir1ctian Special counsel agrees to undertake its services in a diligent, econoaic, and efficient aanner in accordance with this Agreeaent. Special Counsel is subject to the direct supervision and control of the ACCZ st .. ri119 C01111itt .. , the ACCE Subco .. itt .. , or their designated representative. 3. canfid•ntialJ..t:t It i• understood that coaaunications generated by the Municipality, its agents, or consultants in connection with the services to be provided under this Aqr .... nt shall be treated by Special counsel as privileged and confidential. 4. tilling a. The t .. s, costs, and expenaea tor wbicb the Municipality is obligated to Special Counsel shall be determined ,,,_ . ; ' I. • 0 , , - -- • • • • • • • -3 - according to the formula described in the ACCE Internal Operating Procedures. b. The Municipality agr••• that the Chairperson ot the ACCE Steering co .. itt•• shall be authorized by the ACCE Steering Committee to review Special Counsel'• detailed aonthly invoices on behalf of all Core Neabera of ACCE. The Chairperson ahall promptly review such invoices and verity that each Core Member's obligation has been properly determined in accordance with the formula in the Internal Operating Procedures. Upon request, th• Municipality shall be provided copies ot the detailed invoices and a breakdown ahovir19 each core Neaber'• obligation tor that month. c. In lieu ot receiving and paying aonthly invoices, the Municipality haa agreed to pay a luap aua ot twelve thouaand nine hundred thr•• dollars (S12,tOJ.OO) on or before June 1, 1992, to cover it• eatiaated obli9ation aa a Core lleaber for one year at the •aaintenance level• budl)et of approxiaately three hundred sixty-two thousand dollars ($162,000). Tile Nunicipality understands and ac,reea tbat tbe ACC2 ltffri119 COllaittff aay rind it necessary to increa .. the annual budl)et to the •alow 9rovth• level ot approxiaately four hundred ..,,enty-tvo thouaand dollars ($472,000), in which ca .. the Nunicipality'a obli9ation for one year would equal approxiaately eipteen thouaand tbrN hundred twenty dollar• ($11,120.00). If auc:b an increa .. , or portion thereof, ia adopted by tbe Aces lteerin9 Collaittee in accordance with the Internal Operat1119 Pral:ledune, and tbe IIUnicipality .. I. • ,0 , ....... • • • • ~ . • ' -4 - remains a Core Member of ACCE, the Municipality a9reea to pay an additional awa within a reasonable ti.Jle to cover its share of the obligation to Special Counsel in accordance with the coat-sharing formula described in the Internal Operatinq Procedures. d. Any discrepancy between the Municipality's total annual luap sua payaents and the total annual obligation incurred by the Municipality shall be reconciled shortly after Aprill (the start of the new fiscal year for purposes of this paragraph), and the Municipality will receive fro• Special Counsel a refund or single invoice, whichever is appropriate, and in the latter case, shall pay such invoice within thirty-five (35) days of receipt fro• Special Counsel. e. If this contract r ... ina in effect after Aprill, 1993, the procedures described in this paragraph will continue to be followed, with appropriate adjuataenta aade in dollar aaounts in accordance with th• bud9•t levels .. tabliabed by the ACCE Steering Coaaitt ... 5. r111, co1t1, and IXP9D8111 a. Special Counsel shall be paid for .. rvicea at hourly billing rates for aunicipal clients as .. t forth in Exhibit a, attached hereto and incorporated herein. Tbe rat .. aay be adjusted after September 1, 1992, by Special Counsel in accordance with any generally applicable adjuataent of its rates and charges which shall then or tbereaftar be aade effective. b. Special Counsel aball alao be paid all out-of-pocket coat• and expenses necessarily incurred in connection vitb ~- . ' • ' . . I . • , - • • • "' - • • - -5 - performance of services hereunder, including but not limited to, telephone, coaputer, duplication, telecopy, postage, •••••nger service, transportation, ordinary and necessary travel expenses, and other expena .. reasonably incurred by Special Counsel in perforaing service• hereunder. c. At the request of the AC:C:Z Steering coaaitt•• or Subcoaaittee, Special Counael aball prepare plans for future work. Such plans shall project f .. a, coats, and axpenses for prior review and approval by the ACCE st .. ring coaaittee. ,. A44itional saryic•• a. Subject to written approval by the ACCE Steering coaaittee, Special counsel .. y render •uch additional services hereunder a• aay be reque•ted froa tiae-to-tiae by the ACCE Steering Coaaitt ... b. Special Counsel shall promptly notify the ACCE steering coaaittee in writing of any proposed .. jor change• or additions to the .. rvicea to be provided under thi• Aqr .... nt, and •uch change• or additiona are •ubject to the approval of the ACCE st .. rinq Caaaitt ... 7. %am Thi• Aqreeaent shall be d1 .. 1d effective April 1, 1992, and shall continue in force until cancellation at any tiae by the Nunicipality or Special CoWIMl upon written notice to the other party and the Cbairpenon of the ACCI Steering Coaaittee. Special Counael aball be entitled to ooapenaation for .. rvice• " I. • , ]- • • " - • • -6 - and expen••• provided and incurred hereunder prior to receipt of such termination. a. Notig91 Any written notice provided for in this Agre ... nt shall be given by first class aail to the other party and th• Chairperson of the ACCE st .. ring coaaitt .. , or by facsiail• transaission followed by written notice as provided herein. 9. seyerability Each of th• provisions of this Agre ... nt shall be enforceable independent of any other provision of this Agr•-•nt and independent of any other claia or cause of action. 10. waiyer oc Breach Th• failure of any party at any tiae to require the perforaanc• of the other of any of the provisions berein shall in no way affect the respective rights of either party to enforce th• s ... , nor shall the waiver by either party of any breach of any provision hereunder be construed•• a waiver of any succeeding breach or as a waiver or aodification of the provisions of the contract it .. lf. 11. Entire Aere991Dt Th• entire Agreeaent of the parties 1• contained herein, and this Agreeaent supersedu any and all oral avrewnts, bid specifications, and negotiations betveen the partiu relating to the subject utter thereof. • I. • 0 , 2 - • • • • • <. -7 - Ill wrl'IIESS IIIIDEOP, the parti .. bave executed thi• Aqreeaent on the dat .. hereinafter Ht forth. CITY OP DGLSlfOOD By: Title: Date: Rick DeWitt City Attorney SPIBGBL I IICDUIIIIID By: ~~ a.na Ste~ Titles Partner o.u, fip,;.1 I J I '1'i:;J ' , • . .. I . • 0 '~ ]- 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • .. -8 - EXHIBIT A 1Pfti•l C9PMtl !MU Provide le41i•lativ• repreaentation before th• congr•••, Environmental Protection Agency, and Adaini•tration. Perfora direct lobbiiftCJ ••rvic•• provide lobbying advice to ACCE coal tion aellben alli••· and and Aa•i•t in the developaent of th• ACCE coalition ba•ed on a network of concerned local governaent• vbich •hare •iailar le41i•lativ• intere•t• vith the ACCE steeriftCJ co-itt" and •upport the goal• and objective• of the coalition. Provide le41i•lative vork incidental to coalition development effort•, includiftCJ publication and circulation of a regular nevtaletter, and related adaini•trative •upport .. rvice•. ArraftCJ• for and prepare teatiaony for Co119re••ional beariftCJ•· s .. k •upport and adoption of coalition objective• by local CJOY•rnaent ~. includiftCJ but not U.aited to, the •ational ~ of Citiea, u.s. Conference of Mayon, International City/county ~t Aaaociation, ••tional uaociation of counti .. , National Aaaociation of Town and Tovnabipe, .. tional Aaaociation of aec,ional c:ouncil•, and Govenment Refu .. Collection and Di•poaal Aaaociation. Identify and aupport c,ruaroota efforts conabtent vith ACCE st .. rlftCJ caaaittee intereata • ' . • • I. • ]- • • • (. -9 - PBJIIT I IH:tmsn of 19pr1y ••• M4 avus for a,wai, 19Qil,l'llit current hourly rat•• tor the tour key prof•••ional• are Rena Steinsor at $165, David Kolker at $135, Sandra Garbrecht at $75, and Jocelyn Guyer at $60. service• are cbar9ed on th• baaia of hourly t••• plu• co•ts tor such it ... as travel, taxi•, duplication, long distance telephone calls, poata9e, equipaent cbar9 .. tor word proceasing, telefax, data proceuing and th• liJte. For public sector clients, the t .. • tor lavyera' tiae are noraally $180-$250 per hour tor partnera' ••rvic••, $180-$230 per hour tor .. rvices of lawyers of counsel to the tira and $100-$165 per hour tor ••rvices of aaaociat••· Th• tl... of law clerks i• billed at $70 per hour and of paralecJal• at $60-$90 per bour. Within any t•• range, th• higher t .. • apply to thoae with aor• experience in th• relevant aatter. , I • . .. 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Also present : 5. lltnutes Council ....,.rs Hath•ay, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, W1910fter, Wtggtns None Ctty 11111 ... r Fraser Ctty Attorney Dlllttt Daputy Ctty -::er Narttn Deputy Ctty Cl Ellts Executtve Dtrector Olson, Safety Services Director Esterly, Public Worts City Pl111111r Stitt, C....ity Developaent (a) CCUICIL .... MLn .... -n m •111a, TO .Uf•E TIil 11111ntS o, TIil amua mn• o, lfllL 1, 1111. Ayes: Council .._.." lullock, ¥111 Dyke, Hath .. y, Habetltcht, .,..._.r, C.lley , 111911111 Nays: None Motton carried. 6 . Pre-sct...auled Vtsttors (a) Ed Fetst of the Denver bQt0111l Council of liove,,....ts ' Board of Ot r ec tors , presented the DRCOli Locaf lioverMlftt lnnovat10ll s .... rd to Ctty . . "' -. . ; I. • • l -.• ]- Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 2 ,. • • • Council. The award recognizes local governments for cost saving and efficient management in serving their citizens. Mayor Wiggins accepted the award on behalf of the City of Englewood. (b) Gwendolyn Condoleo, Police Division, Safety Services Department, was honored as the City of Englewood's Ellployee of the Month for April. 7. Non-scheduled Visttors (a) Katherine Fischbach, 4425 South AcOIII Street, encouraged Council to "put a prograa in effect and stick with it.• She suggested the City aight help with the initial expense of the curbing, with citizens paying the "big- gest part•, and the City assuaing the responsiblity of aaintenance. She ques- tioned the consistency of the aarked sid .. alks. (b) Jeanne Nc:Willias, spoke on behalf of her aother who resides at 3795 South Grant. She urved Council to refrain froa taking action on the con- crete replac ... nt proposal until such tiae as a aore equitable systea is de- vised. She encouraged Council to listen to the citizens and find another way of financing concrete replac ... nt and repair. Ms. Nc:Willi•s coaplained about the inconsistency of the aarkings. (c) Noreen Bevordis, 5095 South Hawthorne Street, stated her opposition to the construction of a sidewalk on Bellevi .. Avenue. She sut.itted a peti- tion, signed by 17 citizens residing along Be11evi .. Avenue, requesti119 exclu- sion froa the proposed Concrete bplaceae11t District No. 1992. Ms. Begordts supported a aill levy to fund the district. 8. Coauntcattons, Procl-ttons INI ...,.,lttalllb (a) CIIIICIL ._. IM Dm ..a, -IT IIU SUIIIED, TO NICUIII TIE IIOlffll OF .W, INZ AS CGUUDO IB1tl-laffll. Ayes: Council ..... " •Hock, Yu Dyke, Mith--,, Habefticht, w...,...r, Culley, 111111111 Nays: NOiie Motton carried. (b) CIIIICIL ... NAWY .... -IT IN m•ED, TO ma• APIIL ZI, INZ AS MTIGIM. Ylll1II SDWICl MY INZ. Ayes: Council ..... rs •noclt, Yu Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, w...,...r, Culley, W119ins Nays: NOiie Notion carried. (c) •• 111•1• ..a, -IT IIU BIiia, Tl ma• MY 1, INZ AS EPSIL• SI-..... MY. Ayes: CNIKtl ..... rs lu11ock, Vu Dyke, NathlWIY, Habefttcht, w...,...r, &ulley, 111 .. 1111 Na,ys: NOiie Notion carried. • • I. • • - Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Pagr3 '· • • t• • Mayor Wiggins presented the proclamation to Connie Ernest, the Colorado State President of Epsilon Sig1111 Alpha. Ms. Ernest noted that during a three-day radio-thon, Epsilon Sig111 Alpha in conjunction with KYGO, had raised SB0,860.00 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. (d) COUNCIL IEIIIER lllLLEY IIOVED, NIT lfAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE MY 7, 1992 AS NATIONAL DAY OF PIAYO. Ayes: Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Notion carried. 9. Public Hearing No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 10 . Approval on Second Reading CCIIIICIL IDIEI HATIWIAY IIOVED, All) IT IIAS SECClll»ED, TO APPIOYE ON SECOND llEAD- 11• MDl>A ITEIIS 10 (a) All) (b) AS FOLLOIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 15, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER VAN DYKE), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 35, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION All> INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVING, CURB, GUTTER, All> SIDEWALK INPROVENENTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1992 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMEll>ING TITLE 8, CHAPTER U, SECTION 2, BY THE ADDITION Of SUB- SECTION U, TO THE ENGLEIIOOO UICIPAL COO( 1915, RELATING TO ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS FOR fl>TOR VEHICLE FUEL-DISPENSING STATIONS. Ayes: Council ....,.rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, WIIJ90Mr, Gulley, Wi91ins Nays : None Mot i on carried. 11 . ONlinances, lnolutt .. 1M llott .. (a) Executive Director OlsOft, presHted a recoatndation froa the De · part•nt of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving a Mu tua l Ai d Agreeaent with the City of UttletOft which would provide for au tual /autoaatic a i d for fire protectiOft and -rgency lltdical services for bo th e nt i t i es . He noted both 81'1t1ties fNl this agreeaent •works very well and ts benefi ci al to both .• This ag~nt aodiftes and updates the last 19reeaent, by s ub s tituting autoaatic reSPOftH in each other 's jurisdiction with an engine c oapany as opposed to• rescue unit. "' -. . •. I . • 0 •' ' ' 2 I - • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 4 • • Council Member Habenicht questioned the affect this would have on the trans- port of residents. Mr. Olson stated both entities would be providing their own transportation. Discussion ensued. Council Member Gulley asked if the intent of the agreeinent is to keep both rescue units available. Mr. Olson stated both entities agreed upon the impor- tance of providing manpower as soon as possible with illllllediate follow-up with the paramedic ambulance. Council Member Hathaway confiraed that the basic difference between an engine company and a rescue unit is that the rescue unit can transport and has ad- vanced equil)lllent. Discussion ensued. Council Mellber Habenicht asked if the agreeaent aeant • would no longer be sending rescue vehicles into Littleton. Mr. Olson confiraed that was true. Discussion ensued. He noted the City of Littleton does not transport, they call in a private lllbulance on every eaergency aedical call. The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 14, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 14, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF LITTLETON PRO- VIDING FOR MUTUAL/AUTCIIATIC AID FOR FIRE PROTECTION FOR BOTH ENTITIES. CGUIICIL IIElaEI al.LEY IIMD, -IT IIAS SEcaED, TO APPIOYE MD1>A ITEII 11 ( a) -CGUIICIL till •• 14. ~s: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (b) Director Esterly presented a recoaendation fro11 the Depart•nt of Puhl ic Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving Concrete District 1992, Council Bill No. 16. He noted that on February 18, 1992 Council de- clared the intent to fora the district, followed by a public hearing on March 23 , 1992. The aatter was considered by Council on April 6, 1992 and tabled to this Meting. Nr. Esterly stated staff 1s recoaending Council proceed to create Concrete District 1992, tto.ever as a result of concrete study sessions Council aay desire to modify the ori9in1l staff recoaendation. He offered that: 1) the City could absorb adllinistrative costs of approxiaately S61,000, which would require a aodiftcation of the PJF bud9et; 2) eliainate the Belle - view and Lo.ell properties that are currently without concrete, lllllich would reduce the total project cost by approxiaately S4J,000; 3) continue with the Ci ty 's contribution for concrete projects in the IIIOUnt of $170,000 along with the proposed Eastaan project lllllich 1110unts to S41,000 and staff would en - cour19e Council to t .. p the project open to accept volunt .. rs as they still r eceive inquiries froa citizens lllllo view the concrete district as an oppor - tunity to improve their property . "' - .. I . • 0 , - • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 5 • . , . • THAT TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION ALL THE DIFFERENT OPTIONS, LEAVING THE OPTION OPEN FOR PEOPLE TO CONE INTO THE DISTRICT OR TO VOLIIITEER IF THEY IIOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE TEN YEAR PAYIIENT POSSIILITY, Council Member Hathaway questioned how you could have I volunteer program if you haven't created a concrete district. City Attorney DeWitt confirmed that you could not. Council Mellber Gulley stated she would rather not have a concrete district this year. City Attorney DeWitt offered two options for Council's perusal. Option No. 1: Restructured Prograa would eltatnate 20 residences (new sidewalk) and elimi- nate 1datnistr1tive costs which the City would pay. This was addressed in Council 8111 No. 16.1. Option No. 2: Volunteer Prograa would offer a lOOI Volunteer Progra• with payment options up to ten years. Discussion ensued. Council Mellber Waggoner stated he knew there was soae rOOII for coaproatse on costs. He noted citizens are still coaplatntng about inconsistent markings. He stated staff has stated that over the next two years that soae 900 of the worst sections of concrete within the City that are being completed. Defi- nitely soae do need to be replaced. He would think the real bad sections of concrete could be done in the next two years. He felt they needed to address those areas that have no sidewalk. He felt tf we were to postpone this dis- trict for one year and coae up with SOiie answers, a coaproatse on cost, 1 con- sistency in the aarkings, 1 ttae schedule for coapletton of the worst sections that then they could address I good coaprehenstve progr• for sidewalk re- placeaent were the City atght participate. If they coapleted the worst sec- tions and get everybody on I fatr basts then the City could address the prob- 1•, he was not sure they could address it right now. He felt tf they were to postpone tt for I one year and have two districts over a two year period and take care of the ones that, essentially, like we do the paving district, bring everybody up to what you atght call a good city standard and then let City start p1rttctp1ttng to SOiie degree or another tn the replac ... nt, whether tt be to replace the curb and gutter and the property owner replace the sidewalk or whether we share tn the total aaount. Thts ts ay position. Ciyt Manager Fraser noted there were several concerns they heard and clearly we have concern for aaktng an effort for keeping the City's infrastructure up at the saae tiae that we are continuing to face serious constraints in the funding that's available for on-going City operations. The package which he had provided Council which contains ainutes froa the Concrete Task Force ... t - ing last week that also has I suaary of the funding coapartsons between a utility and •111 levy and the tapact that has on various properties. Also the color copy describes several of the different types of concrete that are tdentttfted throughout the City as probl-tic. He discussed the various states of detertorat ton. sthe topaost picture, we indicated to you that we were concerned about propert tes were concrete was d.aged to the extent that water was seeping under the asphalt and causing daage to the street 1n addt - tt on to the prob 1 •s that ex tsted with the concrete. There's approx l•te 1 y 230 of the properties Included In thts dtstrtct that have asphalt that ts betng eroded as I consequence of thts kind of probl•. The allagator cracking ,. - I . • 0 •• \ l • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 6 • • • t~ next to the concrete there indicates the water is getting under theconcrete causing it to heave and damaging that street surface, the next portion down typifies concrete where there ts some displacement in the concrete such that ts creates a possible tripping hazard or concern such as that, there are ap- proximately 1SO of those locations included in the recOtllllendattons that we have placed for the district, there ts not necessarily asphalt damage associ- ated with that but there are conditions that we feel create various forms of hazards, a consequence of the shifting of the concrete. Then finally in the lower picture an exa111ple of ctrcuastances where the concrete itself in the sidewalk ts deteriorated to such an extent that it just doesn't form the func- tion for which it was placed in the first place, and there's about 40 of those included tn the list that was rec01111nded to you. of the alternatives that were presented to Council this evening in teras of the ordinance what we had hoped to do was to address soae of the concerns that had coae before Council, that had coae frot1 Council, with respect to both the cost and the inclusion of certain types of property, certain types of concrete. The one aaendllent pro- vides that the City would not assess the properties for the cost of City staff ttae for adlltntstertng this prograa and the budget that was laid out for this represents approxtutely $61,000 reduction in cost assessaents and secondly that proposed ... ndaent would exclude any properties for which new concrete was required, those persons if they wished could be included voluntarily, but there would not be any new concrete required as a part of this district. We believe that we have a substantial problea wtth concrete tnfratructure tn thts Ctty. The effort to replace tt ts sOMthtng that needs to be ongoing, we belteve that because of the fatlure to appropriate aontes in the past we are behind the curve tn teras of kNptng up wtth thts. And I feel tt shouldn't take thts 1111>unt of aoney to keep thts up on a long tera basts. I'• concerned that on-going delays tn confronting thts tssue are ulttaately gotng to wtnd up costing us aore aoney tn the long ten1 and that the notton of havtng property owners pay for the concrete that adjoins thetr property ts long established In thts coauntty. Me llade a recoaendatton to you that gets the cost to the property owners rtght down to bastcally what tt costs the City to contract for thts tf they choose and want to have an extended payaent progr .. the cost of Interest would be based on tndtvtduals cost of concrete and not cost to every- one, only thetrs, whtch s .. s fatr enough. Gets down to what I thought were the objecttons I heard of a general nature to the progr•. Clearly tf you choose to ftnd SOM other financing alternattve for concrete such as utility or a dedicated revenue source then thats a CClllll)letely different approach, what we 've 1tt111pted to do ts to take the concept that has worked well for the City, recognize the fact that we have ltatted revenues wtth whtch to work in the future and COM up wtth a progr• we'd hoped would be an adequate coapro - a i se and address SOM of these issues. I encour199 you to take a look at this carefully before you table tt for SOM future date . Council Neaber Habenicht questioned if option nuaber two the voluntNr progr• would be that concrete dtstrtct 92 would include $170,000 of Ctty concrete work, $41,000 of that property on Eastaan wtth the Ctty contrtbuttng to that and then anybody who would want to voluntNr tn that dtstrtct . City Manager Fraser stated that optton nllllber Z would be totally volUfttNr and there would be no dtstrtct on Eastaan. What optton nllllber Z does ts table the progr .. and then start froa scratch and those people who would wtsh to partt c tpate, could participate, one of the 1dv1nt199s frankly tn the dtstrtct as far as Eastaan ,,,_ • ' I . • .. \ , - • • Engl.wood City Council Ninutes April 20, 1992 -Page 7 • . ,. - was concerned that the nullber of properties along Eastaan that were willingly participating was right around the SOI •ark and it waivered from one week to the next whether or not you had 48 or 511 of the people of the district. Council Mellber Habenicht stated to qualify her question, her question is would a concrete prograa bonded, h011ever it would be, be feasible with just the City and Eastman participating. City Manager Fraser stated if you had a district where you said we are going to do Eastaan it would be one where we would prob- ably not go out to sell bonds, but it would be one that the City would have to finance, if you were going to finance it and it would require another or- dinance to do that. City Attorney DeWitt stated there would be no bonding prograa and no district per se under option 12, it would be •a progra•" that would require a new or- dinance to affect in soae aanner. Council Nellber Habenicht asked if the 110tion on the floor reflected option 12. Council Nellber Hathaway said no, it 1s to table it totally. Nayor Wiggins said no, its to table CB16 for one year. Council Nellber Gulley aaintained that the ce11111ents aade after the 110tion was .. de are indicative of why the 110tion was aade. There are so .. ny options and so .. ny ways of looking at this that are just currently under discussion that she thinks to 110ve forward at this ti• 1s Just aoving too quickly with, in the process that has been established recently. She felt there were too aany options out there and we haven't tot a hard look and a hard fHl for. Nayor Wiggins granted there are .. ny options, he rainded council that on the 11th Council unified and suggested that the City continue on the s .. prograa that we're going, an austere progr• to .. intain and if we put this off for a year we're going to increase the costs involved and we're going to increase the costs involved and then we're going to have to be looking s...._re to com up wtth soa funds to ptck this aaount up after a year's ti• and 1t would throw our balance of budget off with that balance. Council Nellber Gulley stated she didn't know that it would do that if you stay on the s .. five year plan, it's Just a year later that you iapl...,.t the five year plan. Nayor Wiggins stated what he was indicating the probl• wtth properties that are under11tntng and tt's goi,.to cost aore a year froa now to go back and re- do that versas what tt would now. Council Mltlbtr Gulley felt that that was a little btt subjective. I think that the picture you have there ts pretty tndtcattve that the drainage h not good there and there 's quite a btt of shede . Alot of that has to do with whether the asphalt stays tn shape or not . I don't think IZ aonths ts going to .. ke a drastic difference tn any of these instances . Coun c il Mltlbtr WlftOMr expressed concerned that citizens are still coaplatn - t ng about the inconsistency of •rktngs . Me felt If the Ctty could get the wor s t areas out of the way aftd then get tnto a progr• by the Ctty, where what ever we fund, and • don t really have • recOllllelldattOft yet as to which II .• I. • • , .. ' , • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 8 • • • I• way we go. Whether we hire our own crew and let the property owners pay for the material or just which way we go. That isn't there yet, it isn't in place. It hasn't even been recORanded as to which way we go and with the inconsistencies we seetn to be getting. He stated he would like to see the total program, he agreed we need to go ahead and Improve our infrastructure and keep it in place and there's certainly, at least In those pictures that were given to us, areas that the property owner should still pay for. Maybe over the next several years we can get that done and then address what the City can do as far as re 1 i ef for soae of the property owners In future districts. Mayor Wiggins called for a vote of Council Metllber Gulley's 1110tion to postpone CBfl6 for one year. After lengthy discussion the question was called for and the vote results on Council Metnber Gulley's 110tion to postpone the Concrete District 1992 for one year was: Ayes: Council Nellbers Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley Nays: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Wiggins Motion defeated. COIIICIL IIEIIIEI HATHMIAY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SEcaED, TO APPROVE COIIICIL IILL NO. 11.1, ENTITLED: COUNCIL BILL NO. 16.l, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1992, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; ORDERING THE RENOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF SUB- STANDARD CURB, GUTIER, AND SIDEIW.K, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT. Counc 11 Metlber Hathaway stated thts particular opt ion e 11utes the 20 res i - dents which is pred011in1tely the Belleview and L01Mll sections. She did not believe the residents needed a sidewalk as of yet. She felt there was alot to be considered in that area as far as usuage of that sidewalk if it was ever created in the first place and she did believe this addressed their needs. It also addressed her concern that she's had since the creation of 1991 district that the city should be absorbing the adlltnistrattve costs of any concrete district just like it does with any paving districts. Because of the fact that with paving districts, since paving district 128 we have absorbed the adlltntstrative costs as part of that district . ??????????CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEI HATNMIAY IIDWED TO AIIEIID CGIIICIL IILL NO. 11.1 TO DI• IECT STAFF TO SET .. TN( cma£TI W • A Flft·YEAI ..... SIIIILAI TO TH( ,av1• DISTIICTS -TO -TN( flUUTJ• Of M IIICIEASED IIILL Lm TO FUIID COIICl£TE • TN( lHl IAI.LOT. Discussion ensued r991rdlng the appropriateness of this aaendllent. Council MNber Habenicht felt It was the charge of the Task Force to deteralne the direct ton or opt tons that were appropriate and this would In essence tie their hands • '' • I . • .• , - • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 9 • • • She did have an amendment to amend and add an addition that we continue along the same lines as paving districts and suggest that a five year plan be devel- oped for concrete as well. We do have a 10-year plan for asphalt which she felt was reasonable plan for that. She felt we should be looking at a five- year plan and this would give the task force sONthing to consider working with public works. I don't know that it needs to be an a111endnient, ~aybe just more or less I strong suggestion that we continue to go toward a five year plan starting with last year. We've already had one year of concrete dis- trict. She also ts aware of the fact that since it's not possible to put any- thing on this year's election ballot, she had a strong suggestion that it be on the ballot in 1993 and that the Task Force look toward putting whatever fona, type, 1110unt, or whatever of atll levy they think ts necessary to cOlll- plete I five year plan. Council Nellber Bullock asked for clarification that she strongly suggested a five-year plan and the issue be put on the ballot in 1993. Council Nellber Hathaway confirmed that and stated she wanted it put on the ballot with whatever dollar ftqure, atll levy whatever it takes after the task force has put together their five year plan. Council Nellber Bullock seconded the aaendaent. Council Nellber Hathaway questioned if it had to be an ... ndaent. City Attorney Dellttt clarified that the ordinance was intended for fund rais- ing purposes that 1s to sell bonds, it is not intended to deal with Council long range policy. And if you want to deal with your policy he would be aore than will tng to draw up an ordinance, resolution or appropriate doc ... nt to reflect your policy. But in order to insure that we receive the best rates possible if you are going to proceed in this direction I would suggest that you not include the policy issues in this ordinance. Council Mellber Hathaway satd OK, ts there a way to aake tt a vote on ad- atnistrat tve dtrectton. Ctty Attorney Dellttt said yes, he suggested after dealing wtth thts one that you aake I separate???? I'd be happy to drlW up a reso or ord along those 1 ines. Council Nellber Hathaway said she didn't need an ordinance she Just felt we need to put soaeway of voting on for the public's benefit the aotton that we go to I five -year plan and that we put thts issue on the 1993 ballot. Thts ts not an issue that I .. willing to vote on tontte to assess I atll levy to any- body and I don 't believe any of us are. I think tt does need to put to I vote of the people because even thouth we have had both pro and con through news- paper and spoken before us here I still don't have I clear picture where that pro and con lies. I think tt needs to go on the ballot . Mayor Wi99ins asked where HathlWay would interject the adlltntstrattve costs tn Council Bill No. 16 .l. Council .._.r HathlWay noted 16.l takes thea out as part of the assess .. nt of costs. . ( I . • • . , , ]- - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 10 • • • City Attorney DeWitt stated Section 6 the first number 673 number that is mi- nus the 41,000 for the construction ????curb the 231 is the addition of the 61,000 for administrative expenses, the city pays the 231. I'm sure another resolution will be COIiing up amending budget to make a reflection. Council Member Hathaway noted that when it is actually certified to the County it will be actual fiqures any way, this is just an estimate and they can't exceed this amount. Council Member Habenicht stated that the Task Force is already at work dis- cussing alot of the things Hathaway bought forward. In fact if you had an opportunity to read the ainutes (Hathaway said she had) alot of those ideas were part of the task force and would coae froa the rec01a11nd1tion of the task force and to try to pieceaeal a aotion of doing the work of the task force for thea instead of letting the task force coae forward I think would be helpful. And I think alot of the things your suggesting would coae forth frOII the task force and instead of haastringing the discussion by 11aiting 5 years or 3 years or a vote at this point in tiae, it aight be the recoaaendation of the task force not to do anything except to keep the way it is and to haastring thea with any aotion by Council at this tiae she felt was inappropriate. Council Meaber Hathaway stated it had not been put in the fora of aotion yet as they had to deal with 16.l first. Council Meaber Van Dyke felt the concrete task force did need tiae to develop recoaaendation, h011Ntver the city in her opinion needs to aove forward with the bulk of this project as she sees it addresses in general the worst concrete concerns out in the residential area and she sees it as a potential liablity issue if they were to postpone this project as has been suggested. She felt the aotions for the aost part atteapt to ... t the llljor concerns so she would be in support of the aotion. Council Nellber Waggoner questioned Rita on how they could address the incon- sistencies. Council Naber Hath-., stated that last year the people coa- platning of inconststencies •re dealt with on a person-by-person basts, as they have done that this year .•... and she felt• are going to have that with any district because you're only working with h11111n beings quite frankly and I think if we agreed to adllintstratively to deal with those on a person-by- person basts I think eventually• will deal with these Inconsistencies. Wag· goner asked Fraser if there was still rooa out there for the staff to eliat - nate soae of the concrete ts they do find s .. that there's soae that uybe the aarked that alght not have to be replace. Fraser stated that last year they would tend to follow the s-. as people had questions at there particu - lar locations staff .. t with thlll and we can to satisfied prearrangeaents with everyone we had contact. He confirmed s .. could still be eltainated. Fraser stated they had voluntarily taken soae out. Hath-., recalled that soae plead hardship cases (could they pay in three years) yes, 10 or IZ properties were ... nded out. Waggoner stated then we haven't eltatnated our flexibility In that regard. Hathaway said no. Habetllcht clarified aotton. Wiggins, Hath - away agreed there was no wndlltnt. ' ., I. • • , - • • • Englewood Ctty Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 11 • • • COIIICIL MENIER HABENICHT IIOYED, _, IT IIAS SECONDED, TO MEIi> THE MOTION BY REMOYIN& ANYONE llltO VOUIITUILY lflSIES TO IE IENOYED FlOII THE DISTRICT. Habenicht stated staff has tndtcated that only a handful of people really want to be reaoved frOII the district, that aost want to go ahead with the district and on the basts of that anybody who wants to can voluntarily be r11110ved from the district. and if its a probl• wtth drainage the City has a program whereby they do enter into pay for that concrete and if its a really bad prob- 1• caused by drainage it can be taken care under the prograa we have now. Council Mellber Yan Dyke felt the concern could be addressed adllinistratively as she was still concerned wtth the liability tssue that if just anyone who volunteers to opt out 1111 be trresponstble and this ts SOiie very serious con- crete probl•s. I thtnk adlltntstrattvely tt ts betng addressed and she en- couraged citizens to com to council or council tf they thtnk they are not betng listened to by the aanageaent. Council Mellber Habenicht tn response stated she was concerned that not every- body was on the s-footing of knowing that that opportunity ts open to th• because they do not have the prtvtlT of betng at the .. ttng tonight to hear that, I know tt happened before and thought tt was an tnapproprtate thtng to happen. I'd also ltke the Ctty Attorney talk about how that would affect ltabtlity if tt would change tt. Ctty Attorney Dllfttt stated the probl• wtth ltabil tty in thts ts probably best addressed by the pictures that you received. If you look at the atddle picture there you'll SN that there ts a gap of, •11 aake you own opinion as to what the gap ts, tf a person tripped on tllat particular gap the ctty would hawe ltabil tty under the current lan of the state of colorado for tnjurtes that •re incurred by the person, tile property OIMlr would not have the ltabtltty. Now ts tllat III tncreaH or a dlcreaH, I •an tf tt was repaired that would be less of a ltkel,tlood for SGa10M to injured I would pres ... and you can aake your -1Nlysts of tllat sttutton, but tllat's the reduction tn ltabtltty tllat I would He. Ill do rece1Ye HYeral notices eYerJ year concern- ing that type of s•ject, w'" N¥er as far as I c111 tell corelated trtps and falls wersas concrete dtstrtcts. Council Nlllber Nau.a.a, C1NSt10Md Dllfttt as to •tw ctttzens tllat asked to be excluded out of last year cwrtte district wllert they -nded out on second reading of tilts . lllat ts tile ,...ess? Alex ts contending tllat they don't have the opport tty. all of tllese ,..,1e llave been nottfted •re than once of the process, tlle •ltc lleart .. pncess, tllrougll the newspaper . DeWitt stated as lie , 1 1 hrtd tllert.,.. -•••ts 111d there wre s-ad - atntstrattwe re -naluatt•s llade based .,.. tile crtterta and there wre wery few that c out after the adlttntstrattve -nda1t. Council .....,.r Hathaway stated then • c111 still do It after HCOlld rudt... Dllfttt said • 11 Attor - neys do not rec...., tt, • reca 111d tllat •t • do ftnt ts MU your decision and If ....... wants to opt Ollt 11 tw s. ftne, • do tt but then tn two WHks • c-up wttll soatllt .. alld •11 ta ext,_ sttutt• •re It would be t1approprtate or •IIWf•l or WNldll't fill tlle btll for tllere be an adlttntstrattwe relteYe 111d tllat's ktlld of tlle w He It f,-a legal I. • -• • Englewood City Council Ntnutes April 20, 1992 -Page 12 perspective and we wouldn't want, Council person Habenicht is actually ad- vocating a voluntary progra11 that aeans that if soaeone wants to be in the program it would have to be tota 11 y vo 1 untary. Council Metllber Habenicht stated that her a111endaent was that anybody who wanted to opt out of the pro- gra11 could, which ts in essence what Council Mellber Hathaway ts suggesting happened at second reading, instead of doing it at second reading I am sug- gesting we put that uendllent now and let soaebody opt out of it. Council Metllber Hathaway clarified she was not saying they have the option to opt out I '11 just saying they can coae forward in the next two weeks if they want to try to opt out. City Manger Fraser eaphastzed the on-gotng effort that staff has made and con- tinues to aake in worktng wtth tndtvtduals as they have particular dtfficul- ttes tn confronttng thts assessaent and as we work wtth folks we atteapt to go door-to-door over and over and over again through this process to aeet wtth people and to aake sure tt works. And there ts always gotng to be soae who just don't want to do tt and there are, and I think we need to understand that if we do this dtstrtct and repair concrete tn 1992 tt's gotng to be 1994 or later before there's a bill due as a result of this work. Most folks are gotng to have 24 aonths tn a atnuaua to do the planning on this before they have to pay tf they want to pay tt at once, so there ts soae lead ttae here. Addtttonally, as we've experienced ext,.... hardship cases we've found alterna- tive ways of dealtng wtth thts rather than do assessments. But we have to do that on a case-by-case basts. co .. nctl Mlllber W1190ner stated he would hate to SH sOIINne o,t out of the dtstrtct that atght have a ptece of concrete that looks ltke the last ptcture wtth detertoratton. Council .._.r Habenicht asked what the address was. Fraser satd he would get tt for her. Waggoner stated tf staff can actually go through and address the probl• of tnconststenctes then I guess I .. ready to vote for dtstrtct as option IIUlllber 1. Vote results on the ... ndaeftt (Nabentcht's): ~s: Nays: Motton defeated. Council llllllbers Habenicht, Gulley Council llllllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Waggoner, Wtggtns Vote results on aotton to approve Counctl 8111 No. 16.1: Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council .._.rs Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Waggoner, Wtggtns Council llllllbers Habentcht, Gulley (c) Director Esterly presented a recOllllftdatton froa the Dtpartaent of Public Works to approve by aotton a constructton contract for the Spectal l•- prov ... nt Dtstrtct No. 1992 -ECIC to New Destgn Constructton tn the aaount of $214,651 .65. Counctl fot"llld thts spectal taprove11111t Dtstrtct on February 11, 1992, South Santa Fe Ctrcle was ortgtnally tnclucled tn Pavtng Dtstrtct No. 34 but withdrawn due to the anticipated effect tf atght have on bond sales. The " I. • . , , I ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 13 • • • developer ;n this project has agreed to accept the entire cost of the con- struction including engineering and infrastructure. Six bids were received, New Design was the low bidder at $214,651.65. New Design Construction is the construction contractor for the 1991 paving contract and the City is currently satisfied with his perfon11ance. Overall the project will cost approximately $314,900.00 with all of that being assessable to the property none will paid by the City. Council Metlber Habenicht questioned if the bids were from local firms. Council Metnber Waggoner asked if this was a new fir111; Mr. Esterly stated they are a young fina, they evaluated the111 very critically, in this case a large a110unt of the work 1s utility work and this 1s where a large amount of their work is in. They have a good track-record for doing utility work. 1E111E1 HATHAIIAY IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECWD, TO --THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOi SP£C1AL 1•1G¥EJIEIT DISTIICT •• lNZ-ECIC TO IIIDI DESI• CONSTRUCTION IN THE AIIIIUIIT OF $214,151.15. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. (d) City Planner Stitt presented a recoaendation frOII the Department of C011111Untty Developaent to adopt a resolution approving an aaendaent to the Swedish Medical Center Planned Developaent. He noted that Swedish Medical Center subattted a Planned Developaent for their aain cupus and adjacent areas tn 1989 which Council approved and subsequently there have been two a111endaents. This ts Aaendllent nUllber three which ts for the fourth lledtcal office building of approxlaately 83,000 square ffft. During presentations before the Planning and Zoning Ce1111lssion, which carried over for three aeet- tngs, the applicant Indicated that they .. re wllll119 to aeet all 14 conditions 111Posed by the City. The lllldtcal office bulldt119 ts designed to accOIIOdate an increase tn physlcans that will be working with lllldlcal center and In addttton parking will be provided through the addition of two and a half floors to the Logan/Girard parking structure. Through discussions with the applicant they arrived a way of handling the traffic situation that would result froa this fourth office building. The applicant has indicated they Intend to use valet parking as they currently use for the other office buildings tn the hospital and with the arra1MJ8111ftt that was lllde and the Internal flow of traffic half of the trips generated by this lllldlcal office bulldl119 will stay off the City streets. They have agreed to .. t the conditions taposed by the Planning Coa- 11ission and therefor since they have agreed to this and since there was no opposition to the Planned Develo,-nt staff recoaended there be no public hearing held tn this aatter . Council Metlber Hathaway questioned Mr. Stitt r99ardtng condition nUllber 14, the Installation of flashing warning signals at Girard and South Lincoln. She noted tt had bffn a bone of contention of Orchard Place, S1110n Center and Nal - ley Center users for years. According to this particular resolution It says the following IIOdtflcatlons shall be tapll11111ted In the future when the traf- fic conditions change to the point where the proposed actions are appropriate. Who's going to be the deteratnl119 factor of that since .. no longer have a traffic engineer? Mr. Stitt stated It would be the Public Works Depart•nt. • . ' I . • •' I - - • · Englewood City Council Minutes April 20, 1992 -Page 14 <. • • Hathaway wondered if anything through the Public Hearing process through P & Z that would indicate that that would be soon. As she had been asked by the residents, how soon. Stitt stated there has been no time fra111e in which the final four conditions may have to be aet. Hathaway stated this was one of the problems she had with this particular resolution. She felt all conditions should be considered equally and she agreed we should get traffic up to the point of the need, the problea is in that particular area the need was there two years ago when this whole planned developaent caae down the pike 1n the first place. Once it gets on the table she would like to 110ve to just elimi- nate the coaent about the following IIOdifications will be illl)leaented, she felt they all should be considered equal. Coucnil Nneaber Waggoner CCIUIICIL IBID HAWY IMED, -IT IIIS SECOIIDED, TO TAIL£ ME11tA ITBI ll(d) TO MY 11, 1H2 -TO SET A PUil.iC HEAii• FOi THAT DATE. Ayes: Council Nellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins Nays: None Motion carried. 12. leneral Discussion (1) Mayor's Choice Mayor Wiggins did not have any aatters to br1119 before Council. (b) Council Nellber's Choice (1) Council Nellber Habenicht: l. She thanked Sue and everyone for putt1119 t099ther 1nfonut1on for wrkshop. 2. She requested Finance loolt into how our 1nvestatnts are lllde -the type of tnvestatnts. (it ) Count 11 Nellber HathllflY: l. She encouraged Council to attend the ceraonial plant1119 of the 10,000th tree on Aprtl 25, 1992 at 11:30 a.a. at the Carson Nature Center . 2. She requested use of the City of En,1..od banner for the celebration honort119 voluntHrs of the 10,000 Tree Project for the last three years. They will be recognized on April 25, 1992 at 2:00 p.a .. ( 11 i) Council Nellber .,llock: l. He questioned the status of the Hallpdeft leautification Project. 2. He questioned the status of the initiative supportt119 Don Schaffer and Hank Brown . I. • • ]- - • • · Englewood City Council Ninutes April 20, 1992 -Page 15 13. City Nanager's Report '· • • Mr. Fraser did not have any matters to bring before Council. 14. City Attorney's Report (a) The Deputy City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 18, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 18, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, THE CITY OF LAKEWOOD, THE CITY Of LITTLETON, NI> METRO IIASTEVATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT SHARING C<IIIJN SERVICES NI> EXCHANGING SHARED INFORMATION REGARDING LOWRY LANDFILL SUPERFUND SITE. COUNCIL IIDIIEI •LEY DED, -IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO AnlDft ME111A ITDI 14(1) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 11. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None Hathaway, (b) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recOlllleftdation to approve a resolution approving an agreeaent bet ... n Spiegel I Ndltanaid, Special Counsel for ACCE and the City of Engle.ood. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 54, SERIES Of 1992 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETV(EN SPIEGEL I IDIIAIIUD, SPECIAL COUN-SEL FOR ACCE NI> THE CITY Of ENGLEIIOOO. COUNCIL IIEIIID IM DYi£ IIDIED, -IT 1U BIiia, TO APW --ITDI 14(1t) -1£SOWn• NO. 14, SEIID Of 1111. Ayes: Counctl Nllllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hath ... y, Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wi99ins Nays: None Motion carrted. (c) He requested an Executive Session with Counctl after the "9uhr ... ting to discuss a personnel aatter . (d) He advised that the ftrst Drury Brothers Roofing case was ftled last Nonday and they are working to correct deficfet1Cies. • • • • • COUNCIL IIEIIID MWY IIDIED, -IT lal src1•a, Tl• lffl DBUrlft SU- SI• AfTO TNE -· M c1n CIUICIL IIEITm Tl ··-A NIii L •na. Ayes : Council Nllllbers Bullock, lu Dyke, HalhllflY, , • , r . • . ' ' ,, I. • , ,, I ]- - • · .. · · Englewood Ctty Counct1 Ntnutes Aprtl 20, 1992 -Page I& ~. • • • Nays: Motion carried. Habenicht, Waggoner, Gulley, Wiggins None 1s. AdJounaent CCIUNCJL NEJ11Ea IUU.OCI( IIIWED TO..... The aeettng adjourned at 9:00 p.a. Deputy Cfty Clerk .--. . , •. I. • • ]- • • • • April 6, 1992 Regular City Council Meeting ,. - • 0 I