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Home My WebLink About1992-03-23 (Public Hearing) Meeting Agenda- • • . ... · ... • EIIILEIIDCID CITY CCIIIICIL ENILEIIDCID, A1AN1mE COIIITY, COLOUDO Publtc HHrtng Concrete Dtstrtct 1112 Ilardi 23, 1112 1. Call to Order The special session of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Wiggins at 7:32 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Neaber Bullock. 3. Pledte of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance was ltd by llayor Wiggins. 4. loll Call Present: Council Nabers Hathaway, Van Dyke, Gulley, Bullock, Habenicht, Waggoner, Wiggins Absent: None A quorua was present. Also present: City llanager Fraser 5. Public HHring City Attorney DeWitt Deputy City Clerk Ellis Director Esterly, Public Works CCIIIICIL NEIIIO HAWY mvm, -IT IMS SECCIIIID, TO ONII THE PUILIC NEAii• CCIICDNI• COIICUTE DlffllCT lttr. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mellbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht ll199oner, Culley, lli91ins None Mayor Wiggins stated that the purpose of the public hearing ts to consider the proposed Concrete District JIIZ. All testiaony was given under oath. • . . . . • • • • ,. - 1 • • . ' Englewood City Council Minutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 2 • • • " - -. " ~ ~ Director Esterly stated that 612 affected properties were notified by door- hanger in 1991; 85 citizens had chosen either to participate voluntarily in the 1991 district or had taken out permits to have the work done. He noted staff is proposing that 448 properties be included in Concrete District 1992. During the regular Council Meeting of January 20, 1992 the Public Works De- partment was directed to proceed with the fonution of the district; the Resolution of Intent to fora the district was approved on February 17, 1992. Mr. Esterly presented evidence of the required Publication of Notice of Public Hearing which appeared in the Ea:lewood Herald on February 20, 1992, February 27, 1992 and March S, 1992. reviewed the procedure followed by Public Works to keep the affected property o.ners inforaed. He encouraged concerned citizens to contact his office for assistance. He noted there ts a deferral program available. He presented the proposed schedule for Concrete District 1992. C . Mr. Esterly noted the East Eastun project has an unusual cross-section of concrete work, as it has a five-inch drop into the valley, as opposed to the City's standard two-inch drop. Alaost half of the existing concrete in this area needs to be replaced. He stated SOiie of the property owners had request- ed inclusion tn the 1991 volunteer progr•. At that tt• city staff en- couraged the neighborhood group to petition City Council to participate in reconstruction of all the concrete to bring the entire sub-division up to cur- rent city standards. He noted the recOlalftdation 1s that the sub-standard concrete be replaced at the hoaeowners' expense and the City be held respon- sible for replac .. nt of the •good concrete.• The City's share ts esttni.ted to be S60,000 which inchldes consideration of drainage and other concrete liabilities. The 1992 PIF budget has allocated S170,000 for concrete work. Council Nellber Van Dyke questioned the •thod to be used tn detenatntng which concrete th .. City would be responsible for replacing. Nr. Esterly stated the property owners would be responsible for deteriorating concrete, which has been identified, and that the owners .. re notified in writing. Council Nellber Bullock asked that Nr. Esterly provide an historical perspec- tive of the concrete progr• and address what has been perceived as arbitrary grading of concrete. He also asked that Council Nlllber Habenicht provide an update of the coatttee established to look at alternatives to the Concrete Districts. Director Esterly provided general background tnfonutton on Englewood's con- crete districts. He stated that, historically, the City of Englewood has placed the responsibility of concrete replacllltflt with the property owner. Mr. Esterly uintained that grading of concrete ts •sallewhat subjective"; he encouraged citizens to call about their concerns, stating that staff will .. et with thea to reach a satisfactory solution . Council Nellber Habenicht explained that a nUllber of citizens had protested Inclusion In the 1991 Concrete District and had suggested that Council con - sider other alternatives for funding replaceaent of concrete. Therefore, It was deten11lned by Council to fora a c01111ittte, now being established, to study the Issue . . . . . • • 0 # ,• \ ' • • " .. • • • ( .,. ,,,. ... ·, (. Englewood City Council Minutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 3 Council Member Waggoner stated he understood that at the time the sidewalk portion is completed on Eastman, the City would then propose to do something with the pavement section under the maintenance portion of the budget. Mr. Esterly confirmed the intention to include it in the overlay project once the concrete establishing boundaries has been bought up to standard. Council Member Gulley questioned whether the City has ever considered address· ing concrete replaceaent in the saae aanner as asphalt replacement, i.e., if there is already I sidewalk .tlich needs to be repaired or replaced, the City would do it from the General Fund. Mr. Esterly stated the City ordinances assign responsibility for the replacement of curb, gutter, or sidewalk to the property owner; however, concrete work does not have to be done in a district format, but it is felt that fonaing a district is a convenience to property owners. The City could decide to take it over; however, a new funding source would have to be developed. Council Mellber Waggoner aaintained that assessaents for paving and concrete districts are handled differently, as additional ite11s are assessed under the concrete district, i.e. engineering. Mr. Esterly agreed, stating that the concrete district is self-funded. The entire project including engineering, staff tiae, cost of issuing bonds, and capital to carry the payments for ten years, is funded. Mr. lllftOMr questioned .tlat the estiaated savings would be if the proposed concrete district assessaents were reduced, as in a paving district. Mr. Esterly stated it would reduce it by about one-sixth. He pointed out there are significant advantages to individual hoaeowners if they choose I private contractor to c011plete the work. However, soae people prefer to have the City deal with the contractors. Council Neaber Van Dyke requested clar1f1cat1on of the differences betwNft the paving and concrete districts. Council Mellber llaggoner explained the City picks up SOiie of the cost of paving districts such as engineering and staff tt ... Council Metlber Van Dyke questioned the total cost of the Concrete District 1992. Mr. Esterly stated the anticipated assessable portion ts $544,000, the City's share is $170,000, for a total of $714,000. Council Mellber Hathaway asked what tile City's portion included. Mr. Esterly stated the City has concrete respons1b111t1es, such as replaceaent concrete at drive-way entrances to alleys, reaoval and replaceaent of concrete at curb returns, cross-pan concrete, and concrete alleys in general once they are in place. Council Metlber Habefticht noted holleolMers have c011pl11ned of rapid deteriora - tion of replaced concrete. SIie questioned how the City intended to aaintain quality control. Mr. Esterly advised the City inspects all concrete work throughout the City. Additionally, the City requires a two -year warranty on the work frOII the contractor. Ms. Habenicht questioned tf 111 of the aetro cities have si•ilar concrete progr1111. Mr. Esterly replied that they do not, the progra•s are varied. Discussion ensued . Council Mellber Hathaway asked if the City tests the concrete before it ts poured. Mr. Esterly stated City standards require the aanufacturer to ... t certain requireaents and periodically concrete ts tested on -sight, saaples are "-.:""~~ ~ ~ '"t•,~ """ . . . . -----------~ ----- .. .. I. • • ]- • • ,, .. • ., . • I• . " • .. .¥ . ' '· Englewood City Council Minutes March 23, 1992 -Page 4 taken to a laboratory, concrete cylinders are broken periodically to insure strength of concrete, and certificates are required from batch plants which certify the nature of the aix, the length of tiae it has been on the road prior to delivering to the sight, etc. He noted that none of the concrete in last year's district tested sub-standard. However, there are some cracking issues being resolved this year. Mr. Esterly assured Ms. Hathaway the City will pursue quality problems. Council Member Van Dyke questioned what the savings would be if the City did not issue bonds. Mr. Esterly estiaated the savings at ten percent. Council Member Waggoner stated he supports handling concrete districts in the saae manner as paving districts. Discussion ensued regarding the cost difference. Mayor Wiggins invited those present to speak concerning the proposed concrete district. Jeff Dewispelaere, 2060 East Eastaan Avenue, thanked Mr. Waggoner and Mr. Kahm for attending a aeeting he had at his hoae the previous evening. He stated the aajority of his neighborhood supports the Concrete District 1992. However, he voiced concern for the residents at the west end of Eastaan who are being assessed for a larve portion of the district. Mr. Dewispelaere, encouraged Council to assist thell with additional funding if possible. June Hawkins, 4830 South Pearl, agreed her sidewalk is the •pits.• She stated in 1977 she had to replace a 10-foot section of sidewalk, it was inferior and cracked the first week. When they dug tt out they aade a btg hole next to the other 10-foot section. When she coaplained about it, tt was patched. She nottfted the Ctty and was told tt was tnfertor concrete and worlcaanshtp and that it would be replaced. The sidewalk was never replaced and she stated this assessment ts unfair. Responding to Council Meaber Bullock, Ns. Hawkins stated the City should pay at least half of the assesS111nt. ,-, Coleman, 3901 South Galapago, spoke on behalf of her father Clifton Cole· aan. She read froa a stat ... nt prepared by Mr. Coleaan. The letter contend · ed: l) Public Works Departaent .. st aaintain everything withtn the rtght-of- way, which incllldes sidewalks, curbs, and gutters; 2) the aajority of the daaage incurred by sidewalks, curbs, and gutters are lllde by City crews and outside contractors; 3) City of Englewood aatntatns four or ftve people on staff solely to work on concrete dtstrtcts and htres teaporary help; 4) the Concrete District uses a bond attorney, ctty attorney, and provides the cost of bond financing whtch drtves up the cost of repairs; and 5) the excuse that Council passed the ordinance ts not a legtttaate reason to double tu residents . Ctty Attorney DeWitt noted the letter r1i1ts two obligations. Ont ts the obligation of the Ctty to .. intain a safe right -of-way; the second obligation ts created by State Law, Charter, and ctty code that indicates a responsibili - ty on the part of residents to pay for certain iaprov ... nts tn the right -of · way. Th e City of Englewood has established a legal obligation on the part of . . • • • - • • •, Englewood City Council Ninutes March 23, 1992 -Page 5 • .. • • the resident to maintain concrete as well as an obligation on the part of the resident to initially construct the street to city standards. Colene Mccully, S091 South Irving, stated that when she moved to her home in 1967 she was advised she was responsible for streets and sidewalks in front of her property. She objected to being assessed for a four-foot sidewalk down Belleview as she will receive no benefit for the improvement. All she could foresee was an expensive concrete bill, and ISO feet of snow removal. Ms. Mccully provided photos of the result of snow ret10val during the last storm which stacked the snow in the area of the proposed sidewalk. She feels that it ts unfair to expect her to pay for this sidewalk or be responsible for the shoveling. She questioned the need for the sidewalk. She objected to the use of the doorhanger and the method of aarking the concrete. Council Member Hathaway asked Nr. Esterly for clarification of why this par- ticular section of Belleview was selected for the Concrete District 1992. Di- rector Esterly responded that during the process of identifying the worst con- crete in the City, it occurred to staff that several areas of the City had no sidewalks at all. There are right-of-way probleas in SOIIM! of the areas and staff did not feel the probleas could be resolved in time. However, the hOllle- owners along Belleview and Lowell Boulevard were notified of their inclusion in the District. Council Netlber Hathaway questioned which portion of the sidewalk would be in the right-of-way. Discussion ensued. Ms. Hathaway stated that soae of the residents along University had petitioned to have sidewalk put in. She pointed out that the hoaeowners along the section of Belleview in question had never requested a sidewalk. Council Melllber Gulley questioned lllhether the sidewalks would be put in next to the curb on Belleview. Dtscuuion ensued. Ns. Gulley stated she WIS con- cerned with pedestrian safety, and wondered if pedestrian traffic along Belle- view should be avoided. Council Mellber Bullock asked City Manager Fraser to provide a cost breakdown of what it would take for the City to install sidewalk in the right-of-way along Belleview. George White, 4364 south Logan, stated he ts a new resident and his curbs and gutters were "a •ss when he •vecl 11,. • He WIS unaware of his responsibt 11- t ies as a hoaeowner to replace the concrete and assumed his taxes would pay for the repair. City Attorney DeWitt ..tvisecl that the ordinance has heen tn effect for approxiaately 25 years. Discussion ensued. Nr. llhtte stated he had his work appraised separately and tn conjunct ion with a neighbor. By working together the cost WIS "9ducecl a little bit. He questioned why the City could not work together and bri119 the cost dowl. He noted the infonut ton he received indicates the cost toes up. It was explained that the City does realize a cost savings by doing the work in voh .. ; however, adllinhtrattve costs and the cost of financing the work over a period of ti• are built tnto the project. Grace Woaeldorff, 4070 South Huron, coaplained that the inferior quality and workaanshtp in the past are the reasons her sidewalks, curbs, and gutter are ' .. .. • • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 6 • • • in the shape they are today. She noted she is a widow with a very small in- come, and she wondered why the City could not take care of the concrete with a raise in taxes. Ms. W0111eldorff stated she would have the work done, but wanted assurance that the work would be done by a good contractor. Discussion ensued. Council Member Gulley noted that whether the City assumes the responsibility of concrete work or the progru reaains the responsibi 1 ity of the property owners, the owners st i 11 end up paying. The Concrete Oistri ct is set up to allow the participants to pay in a luap s1111 or over a period of ten years. If the City were to change the ordinance and establish a concrete progru which would be funded through property tax, everyone would be paying forever. She pointed out that both methods have their good points. Ms. Woaeldorff reiter- ated she was in favor of raising the taxes. Steve Lelacheur, 4465 South Galapago, stated he bought his hoae four years ago and the concrete in question is in the saae shape as it was when he bought the house. He questioned the quality and workllanship of the concrete that was poured several years ago. He COlllented that the City does not control traffic or enforce shoveling of sidewalks after a stona. He asked how the City deter- •1nes which concrete needs to be replaced. Council Mellber Hathaway asked Mr. Esterly tf he had a 11st of standards used to evaluate concrete. Mr. Esterly stated the City has specific standards, and that aost of the concrete in this district •ts way beyond those standards.• He offered to provide Mr. Lelacheur with a copy of the standards. Council Mellber Bullock requested a sign-up sheet be circulated for all citizens interested tn having a representative of the Public Works Department aake an on -site visit to discuss the concrete conditions. Virginia Saith, 3165 South Sheraan, asked for the specific location of the East.an paving. It was noted it will be between Race and Floyd. Ms. Saith stated she had applied for a loan through the Englewood Housing Authority and wondered if that was the reason she had been included in this concrete dis- trict. She stated other areas of her block, where the sidewalk is buckled and raised, should have been •rited. "5. Saith advised that she conducted a tele- phone survey of various cities regarding concrete progr111s: she found stx pay half or part of the concrete replacement, three are responsible for all of the cost, and the City of Denver does not pay at all. She coaplatned that a water utn ruptured tn her block a couple of years ago and she c0111ented the stand- ing water atght have had s-thtng to do wtth the detertorat ton of her sidewalk. Floyd Maez, 3Z35 South Gilpin, questioned why the City has until October to repair the concrete and the property owners only have until June It, lttZ. Mr. Esterly stated the Ctty' s work wt 11 be done this sumer. The deadlines allow staff to tdenttfy how atch aoney needs to be bonded to pay for the project. If citizens tndtcate extra ti .. ts required for thetr own contractor to c0tnplete the work, that can be arranged. Mr. Maez wondered llffiat would hap- pen tf he were to sell his house prtor to the deadline. City Attorney DeWitt respond ed that once the process has c01111enced the Real Estate C011111ssfon has detennfned f t to be the sellers lfabtlfty. He noted the seller could uke it -------~-•L . , .. • • 0 • •• , r - • • (. Englewood City Council Ninutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 7 11-. • • • the respons;bility of the purchaser and referred Mr. Maez to his real estate broker or attorney for advice. City Manager Fraser explained the schedule ;s intended to depict the deadline for COlll)letion of all construction activities. He noted ; f anyone fee ls they need t iae beyond the June 19th deadline, the City will work with thea. Mr. Maez cOllll8nted this district will prove to be a hardship for Englewood's senior citizens, and that the City should be respon- sible for the concrete work. Andy Kuvschzu, 2779 South Washington, explained his neighborhood has a "coun- try feel" as the lawns are aanicured to the curb and gutter area. He noted the a.jority of his neighbors are not interested in being included in a con- crete district, and he submitted a petition to that effect. He stated it is a low traffic area, and is not a through street. It was confirmed that his neighborhood was scheduled for next year's district and there are no existing sidewalks at this tt ... Merle White, 2719 South Washington, noted tn 1988 hts taxes went up 14S, in 1989 -l~. in 1990 -IS, and tn 1992 -l~. He stated hts hoae ts worth less now than it was in 1985. Council Mellber Van Dyke noted that a look at the breakdown of property taxes would show City of Englewood taxes have reaained stable and consistent with the average tax between $60.00 and $75.00 a year. Mr. White stated he was not coaplatntng about the increases, but they have increased. Council Mellber Van Dyke 911Pathtzed as she has experienced the saae problea with property values. Nr. White stated he did not aind paying, but not everyone can afford to pay. He also stated he does not want a sidewalk in hts neighborhood. Larry Lloyd, 2739 South Washington, stated 15 faatltes live on hts block and none of thea desire a sidewalk or want to pay for one. The street ts 36 feet wtde and one block long. He noted there ts a problea wtth elevation as all the properties slope uphill. He objected to a four-foot sidewalk. City At- torney DeWitt clarffted that Council would need to deteratne the need for a sidewalk. Mr. Lloyd asked that Council decide a sidewalk ts not necessary. Discussion ensued revardtng the City's lfabfltty ff the sidewalk was not built. Council Naber Habeftfcht asked Nr. Lloyd how he would feel about the City ass•tng the responstbtlity for concrete and increasing tues, particu- larly if he would not be required to have a sidewalk. Nr. Lloyd stated he would support a tax increase. Mayor Wiggins asked for a show of hands of those supporting a tax increase to support a concrete prograa. Council Meaber Van Dyke pointed out that C011Crete replac ..... t at the property owner's expense has been on-going for 20 to 25 years. She asked ff there ts concern that half of the Cfty has patd for their concrete and now would be taxed to aatntain concrete throughout the City. The following cOMents were aadt frOII the audtenct: they do not IIMftt the dfstrtct; they are wtlltng to pay for it through taxes; even tho119h soae ctttzens aay have paid for previous concrete, everyone eventually will have to have tt done agatn; "If It's broken then we shouldn 't keep tt broken, if It's broken lets fix It .• . . . . . ...... .. I. • • - • • ·, Englewood City Council Minutes March 23, 1992 -Page 8 • • • Jeff Dew;spelaere stated he considered this 1110re of an insurance policy than a tax for everyone who has concrete in place or needs concrete. The ;ssue of property tax increases was bought up again. Mayor Wiggins reiterated that the City only realizes $60 or $75 of the property taxes, the rest goes to Arapahoe County and the school district. Julie Grazulis, 4489 South Lincoln, stated she lives on a corner. She is close to a "Park-N-Ride" so there are cars there froa 8:00 1.11. to 5:00 p.a. six days a week. She noted street sweepers cannot clean properly which has caused deterioration of her sidewalks. She stated it is unfair that she has to pay for others to park their cars on her corner. George Allen, 2799 South Downing, stated he was not included in this district. He noted that concrete in the older districts is beginning to break up and will have to be replaced by citizens .tic, are least able to afford it. He recoaaended that the whole city be assessed a aill levy and that a trust fund be established to replace the concrete. Mr. Allen stated he has been part of a previous district; that his concrete is beginning to deteriorate. He stated that even though he has already paid for concrete work he is in favor of a tax increase. Mark Thomas, 4700 South Delaware, stated he has a corner lot with 125 feet of concrete that needs to be replaced. In his opinion, snow reaoval blades have contributed to the deterioration of his curbs. He voiced concern for the bur- den this will be for senior citizens. He supported a tax increase as a means of funding the concrete district. Nr. Thous added that he was unaware of this progr .. even though he has been a realtor and resident of Englewood for over 18 years. Noreen Begordis, 5095 South Hawthorne, sui.ttted a petition signed by the property owners affected by the proposed sidewalk along Belleview tn opposi- tion to the assessed charves. She noted that several garages have "shifted away froa the ends of thetr properties because of the trucks that use Belle- view.• She noted the snow ts soatt•s four-feet deep froa the snowplows. Ms. Begordts stated she is on Social Security Dtsabtltty and cannot afford to pay for thts work. Thoaas Gibson, 4801 South Inca, stated he ltves on a corner lot at Inca and Layton. He noted Layton is a collector street which the City plows and salts heavily . He stated the graters have gouged the gutters. He noted all of the damage on Layton Street is of a •concrete rot nature• caused by salt entering the concrete which then allows aotsture to enter which in turn contributes to concrete deterioration. Additionally, when there is ice along Layton, City trucks, in an atteapt to iaprove drain191, run their trucks up and down the streets with the tires in the gutter. Nr. Gibson stated he understood in pre- vious paving districts that side street IIIOril was •proportionate• half-way down the block. He noted his sidewalks are not useful to hia, only to his neigh - bors who walk. He felt sidewalks are a ltabtlity to hoaeowners. He supported the property tax increase to fund the concreta progr•. Mr. Gibson asked why the City has not put a sidewalk along Belleview Park. Mayor Wiggins explained < . , .. I . • 0 ' •' \ , - ]- • • • ' • ... . <, Englewood City Council Ninutes March 23, 1992 -Page 9 that the City has long wanted a sidewalk along the park but that Belleview is a state highway under the control of the State Highway Department. Dan Clemens, 5024 South Huron, stated he supports an increase in property tax- es to pay for concrete assessaents, that payment through property taxes would solve quite a few proble11s, which he enuaerated. He volunteered to serve on a citizen's group or c01111tttee to establish a progr111 whereby concrete ts paid for through tax assessaents. Nancy Lewis-Lentz, 3200 South Gilpin, stated she bought her house a year ago and did not notice the concrete was patched. Nolf she ts faced with 60 feet of concrete repairs on her corner lot. She COIIPlained of engineering which had created poor drainage. Ms. Lewis-Lentz explained why she cannot afford this assessaent. Mayor Wiggins encouraged her to contact Public Works regarding the drainage problea. She stated she .ould be willing to pay SOI of the re- pair costs, and aaybe a tax could be assessed to assist those citizens on 11aited tncoaes. Al Rich, 2891 South Logan, noted he was involved tn a paving district tn 1980. He stated he would be better off tf he were staply charged a atll levy in- crease •until he dies• to pay for the concrete and paving. He thoUVht every- one should pay, and the City should take care of tt. Linda Bicknell, 795 West Nassau Way, stated she ts a new hOIIIOWller and works three jobs. She C011Platned that she ts being asked to repair a sidewalk that is a city e1se111ent. Mr. Esterly stated that staff would be glad to aeet with Ms. Bicknell. Bill Mantet, Pastor of Centennial Lutheran Church, stated they are being as- sessed Sl0,000 for concrete repair. He asked for an explanation of two state- ments aade during the Public Hearing -that the City has a law which requires concrete sidewalks around all pieces of property tn the City versus the coa- aent that it is up to City Council to decide tf, for instance, there would be a sidewalk on Belleview. Ctty Attorney Delfttt responded, explaining that City Council determines when a sidewalk will or will not be installed. Mr. Mantet asked tf Council has decided to have a sidewalk at Belleview and Low- ell. Mr. DeWitt stated the process ts that staff aakes a recOlllleftdatton after deteraination of safety factors. City Manager Fraser stated that this ts the purpose of the public hearing process. Nr. Mantet stated he has noticed in soae areas sidewalks are only required where the houses face busy streets. He asked what the people should do to be exeapted froa the progr•. Mayor Wig - gins stated that they should request to be rta0ved froa the district. Mr. Wiggins noted that the federal 90vernaent, through the Allerican Disabilities Act, has given the City a aandate to provide handicapped accessible sidewalks . Gwynne Massengill, 5091 South Hooker, questioned Mr. Bullock about a c0111ent aade prior to the ... t1r19. She had asked hi• about snow reaoval and he had stated "we've got you covered•, she wondered what he aeant. Council Melllber Bullock responded that the City is responsible for snow reaoval on 111 thoroughfares tn the City, not the sidtwalks of individual residents, and that the side streets are taken care of lllhtn possible. Mr . Bullock understood the question addressed snow rta0val froa thoroughfares. Ms. Massengill stated . . . , ----~ .. I . • 0 # .• \ • I ]- ' <. Englewood City Council Ninutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 10 • • • ,,,_ . . .. 4 ' .... that was not the point she was trying to 11ake. She stated Belleview is a five-lane highway which is plowed by Englewood, Littleton and the State. Therefore, in a 12-inch snow you have a 36-inch pile of snow, slush and ice along the properties. Mr. Bullock felt this was a legitimate concern. Ms. Massengill expressed concern for the safety of pedestrians that would use the sidewalk. She noted the Englewood side of Belleview is flush-up against the traffic which proves hazardous. She felt the assessment is an unfair burden to the homeowners. Ms. Massengill asked how quickly Public Works would respond to the people who signed up to be contacted; Mr. Esterly responded they would be contacted during the next five working days. She asked when there would be another council .. ting to discuss a property tax increase. She was advised Council's next aeeting would be April 6, 1992. Ms. Massengill asked how notice would be given on the status of the district. Council Mellber Hathaway explained that if Council elects to create the district she would receive a certified letter. Ms. Massengill questioned how the citizens would have a voice in creating a aill levy assessaent. City Attorney DeWitt stated a 11111 levy would be done by general ordinance, and the property owners would receive not ice approxiaately the aiddle of January with the tax statement. Council Mellber Hathaway stated it could be done by a vote of the people. City Attorney DeWitt stated it could be done in that manner, but an election could not be held this year because of the previously scheduled elections, that it would have to be next year. Ms. Massengill asked if the concrete district could be postponed until the aill levy issue is addressed. Mayor Wiggins re- sponded afftnaattvely. City Manager Fraser stated he would plan to notify all persons involved in this year's district of any actions taken by Council with respect to the district. Rick Bicknell, 795 West Nassau Way, questioned how Council would reillburse those people who have volunteered and paid for their concrete. He was advised they would not be reillbursed. Council Mellber Van Dyke coaented about the inequities of going to • syst• which raises the atll levy. Mr. Bicknell stated this should have been tho119ht out and addressed earlier. City Manager Fraser agreed this is part of the question Council faces. Council Mellber Habenicht noted these are SOllt of the questions and coaplextties that the Council c0111ittee will be studying, looking for different alternatives. Council Mellber Gulley reiterated previous c01111ents that •at soae point every- one who bought it last year will be buying it again.• She stated Council needed to deteraine which plan works better. She agreed there are inequities, and that Council needs to look at the alternatives for possible taproveaents. Larry Lloyd asked if Council could develop I trash service progr .. along with the concrete progr .. , suggesting how both could be paid for. He noted Denver does not pay for sidewalks and they do pick up trash. Council Naber Bullock pointed out the disparity between Englewood and Denver taxes, stating the City of Englewood taxes are 1110ng the lowest, if not the lowest in the entire aetro area. Mr. Lloyd suggested Englewood consider getting a •bigger piece of the pie frOIII Arapahoe County.• There being no one else present to speak to the issue, Mayor Wiggins asked for a 1110tion to close the public hearing. .. .. I· • 0 •• - .... ... Englewood Ctty Counctl Ntnutes Narch 23, 1992 -Page 11 • • • ' . I" .. COUNCIL RENIER BULLOCK IIOYED, -IT MAS SECCN>ED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARIN&. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Counctl Nlllbers Bullock, Van Dyke, Hathaway, Habenicht Waggoner, Gulley, Wtggtns None Mayor Wiggins expressed thanks to those present. 6. Adjourraent COUNCIL 11811D IMTIMaY am TO ..... The aeeting adjourned at 10:07 p.a. ~f::rdVL • • 0 - - • -I • .. ·.. . • .. AGENDA FOR THE SPECIAL MEETING OF 11IE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MARCH 23, 1"2 7:30P.M. -• ,. ,.. • .. • ... " 5 (a) The following citizens spoke in opposition: Jeff Dewispelaere, 2060 East Eastaan Avenue June Hawkins, 4830 South Pearl Ally Coleun, 3901 South Galapago [spoke on behalf of her father] Colene McCully, 5091 South Irving George White, 4364 South Logan Grace WO.ldorff, 4070 South Huron Steve Lelacheur, 4465 Soutll Galapavo Virginia Saith, 3165 South Sheraan Floyd llaez, 3235 South Gilpin Andy Kuvschzu, 2779 Soutll ltash1 ngton [subllitted petitions-"9: next year's district] Nerle lthite, 2719 Soutll ltashington Larry Lloyd, 2739 Soutll ltashington Julie Grazulis, 4419 South Lincoln George Allen, 2799 South ONling Nark Thcaas, 4700 South Del_,.. lor9N legordts, SOl5 South Hawthorne [subaitted petitions] Thoaas '1ftson, 4801 South Inca Dan CllalftS, 5024 South Huron Nancy Lwh-Lentz, 3lOO South Ctlpin Al Rich, 2191 South Logan L incla Bicknell, 715 ltest Nassau ltay 8111 llantei, Pastor of Centennial Lutheran Church Q,ynne llaSHftltl l , 5091 South Hooker Rick Bicknell, 795 ltest Nassau ltay / • • • 0 ]- • • • .. PROOF OF PUBLICATION Englewood Herald (Formerly EngleWOOd Sentinel) STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE }ss I, Ger,rd J. 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'"'· ... , ... ' •.••• ,_ ---u .. ................................... ...... ................................................... ... ......... -....... __. ... .,..._ -__.. .. ... ._.. ... ._.,..,.....,._... ........... .....,.., .. u ..... ~ .. ... .................. ~ ..... ....... ,,, ..... --~ ......... a. ................... ---h -· .... u ....... '°"" ................... -"'° ....... .. ... ........ .. ""' ........................ u .... , .. ''--'-•• ... -..419 ............. , ............... --,.._ ... t ...... .. .... ..... _ .. ~ ....... . Jet .................. • I • • ]- ]~ --.. . , <. • • • ·-· f- . , .. .. .. , -~-·-~----· PROPOSIID CONCRIIT• RIIPLACaMINT DISTRICT NO. 198• PUBLIC IEARING MARCH 23, 1992 Enc'!lewood City Hall 762-2300 Public Work• Departaent Linda Wilk•, Departaent Speeialiat 762-2SOO Rick ltala, &nc:Ji-ring Nanaqer 762-25'3 Houainc, Authority Janet Grtaaett , 2-2,so (Deferral Progr .. l ---------~ .. I. • 0 f ,. .. I • 6'. . . - . ' • 4 " . ---.. . . PROPOSED CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT t«>. 1992 • ..... , • . ' I I .. • I z. . , \ I I t .. . . . I . , • • ]- r • • ' t" • ft · ... • MBREYJADD PROPOSED sgnmyLE FOR CQNCRE'J'E REPW&JRQRff DISTRICT NO. 1992 Nonday, Narch 2 3, 1992 Nonday, April 6, 1992 Nonday, April 20, 1992 Friday, Nay 1, 1992 NondaY, Nay 18, 1992 Friday, Jun• 5, 1992 NondaY, June 8, 1992 Friday, June 19, 1992 Friday, october 2, 1992 Feb., Nar., Apr., 1993 Au9U9t, 1993 lledneaday, Jan. 1, ltt4 conatach 3/23 /92 Public Hearing on foraation of Diatrict (Special Neeting) at 7:30 p.a. Introduction of a bill for an ordinance creatincJ tb• Diatrict. Final readincJ of bill for ordinance. cut-off date for Voluntary inclusion. Introduce ordinance aaendincJ Diatrict to include addru ... of Volunt-r concrete. curb, c,utter, aidevalk perait out- off date. ht. data of atart of conatruction (105 day•>· Final data for private oonureta conatruction. ht. data of oaapletion of conatruction. Aaa ..... nt proo••• Ordinance/Public ... riftl/Diaoount Payaent. Certify to County. Firat inatallaent clue (1/10 of principle). .. .., I . . .3 '~2xl ]- • • • ,. ( ., . .. TYPICALCONCAEIESECTIONS Remove & Reolace Vertical Curb & Gutter -$20.90/L.F. Remove & Replace 4" Sidewalk 4' wide -s20.oo/L.F. Remove & neplace 6" Sidewalk 4' wide -$22.00/L.F. SECTION 0/F VERTICAL CURB a GUTTER a SIDEWlLK ~ve, Reolace 4" Curbwalk Type I - Remove, Re p lace 6" Curbwalk Type I - SECTION 0/F .-cu• u I Remov , _ lace 4" Curbwalk Tyt'O II - Reaove, qenlace 6" Curbwalk Tv-,. II - S 36.05/L.F. $37.65/L.F. $38. SO /L.F'. $'1.85/L .F. SAil CO IU:TC -U. 20/L.F. Vertical Curb, Gutter In•tall -~13.35/L.F. Remove $ 7.SSIL.F. Sidewalk (4' wide) ~ Install 4" $13.20'L.F . • In•tall 6" -$15,20/L.F. Remove -$ 6.80/L.F. O!t Install 4" -$ 3.30/S.F. Install 6" -S J.80/S.F. Ilelllove -S 1.70/£.F. Curbwalk Ty;>e I ln8tall 4" -$26.00/L.F . In•uall 6" -$27.60/L.F. Aaaove -$10.05/L.F. Curbwalk Type ll In1tall 4" -$28.4 5/L.r. tn1tall 6" 1)1.RO/L.F. Rellove -$10.0S/L .F. • O he 1 -•u h •• •t•P• (w1th1n he 11.0.w. I , o luten, Nnice •lka, e t c., c an ba a cc:oa,:,liahed ba•ed on unit orim•· + . , \ r ' • , .... .. I • • • , 7 • ~· -,.. ,, • .. · ... •· , .. ' \ ~.--... I! ' I • • • I • • • ,. -r • ., .. • J · ... '· -,. \ ~ \ I -- S -A~.,.. r 'ifflMllr • L,. -o ... -. Re;~~•TY 1-F C, Tl' Rcs,-..,s,e,.,rr ---4 -£u~1"1r4<: ~~ ~ ..... ~fl • -----r.,.~-s..... • . . . . . . . .. ;· .: . . : . . . . . . . . . . ~ ......... .... • • • • • • • • • • •• ! • • . . I. . 0 • • ]- • ... • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER MARCH 23, 1992 AGENDA ITEM NO. S(a) PUBLIC HEARIN& BEFORE THE EN&LEVOOD CITY COUNCIL TO RECEIVE CITIZEN'S INPUT CONCERNINI CONCRETE DISTRICT 1992 ,, -. . - x/1?-~-~<-,,u.B;;·"g: ~~~~ -?tUJ ,.J ~ K.•&BiJc"' ~"''" ~/ PLEASE PRINT YOUR NME AND ADDRESS: ~ X ~ ( X .r- X .r X )( ..,.. f>et.L~ k ,;' ')( )( ){ .. ·~. .. -~~.....---",-~ •• ' r • , e I} • ..1 .,; I • • , ~') I - · .. .. ; • • \' r ~ ·. • . • · ,7 J 7 -S"v , V if-"-A1 ~1T c ·.'\ .· Wfi<,l(,',V,r-m,V 'z:L • "' I. . - . . .... '· • . • • ,: ,. .. • • . . . / I. . -• H r • .. · ... • TO: City o! Englewood 3400 S. Elati St Enflewood, Co 80110 ATTN: • FROM; Bouaing Authority Board of Coaaiaaionera En,lewood Council Heabera , .., J-I .,', Noreen A. Befordis 11 .1 • />fl 5095 S. Hawthorne St 1v,rv' · / Enflewood, Co 80110 Re: Ceaent Districts decision to construct aidewalka on Belleview Ave on ay property. I stron,ly deteat the deciaion to place a sidewalk on ay property on Belleview Ave. Ftrat I do not accept the reason the it la needed for tbe handicap, there are aidewalka on the other aide or Belleview, we hoaeownera have cared the walk area open at are espense, in the winter the anow rroa the street is piled up there, En,lewood baa not put aidewalka on heavy traffic area around Santa Fe and Belleview Park. Second: I aa on Social Security Diaability and been off or work aince April 1919 I do not have the aoney to pay for the aidewalk: Ny previoua loan that l took out when l waa workin, for needed repair•< which I plained to pay for in five yeara while I waa workinf) for 17,000.00 baa trown and ay requeat to aodify tbe teraa waa rejected February 27, 1112, I can not allow other debt• for work not needed to deatroy •Y ability to have ay boae. En,lewood ahould of but aidewalk• in ao year• .,o if they were needed, not •k• ua pay for tllN now. • I· • - - · ... ,"(, To: City ot Englewood 3400 South Elati St Englewood, Co. 80110 • • • , . ... .. . ,; Re:Decision to place sidewalks on Belleview between federal Blvd.• Lowell Blvd. Ve atron,ly disa,ree with your decision to conetruct atdewalks on Belleview and aake ue pay for it, we reel they are a expense that we should not have to pay tor and are unnesaary, we have lived without the• for over 30 yeara. In the winter snow troa Belleview thrown there. En,lewood baa not placed sidewalk• on there property on the real or Belleview. • I. • 0 - • • • • • '· CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER MARCH 23, 1992 AGENDA ITEN NO. 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S(a) PUBLIC HEARIN& BEFORE THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ... TO RECEIVE CITIZEN'S INPUT CONCERNINI CONCRETE DISTRICT 1992 ------ ,. .. ' . ( . .-. I. • • ,.. 1--• • - -- N\~Y\·, Y) tvb-r~ c).7 / 'i ..Sr;, V,r-s.A,~11,:;~ ~ Y /...f<t!(/ ' 9". 131 '2d · l{/fi-:!, 11,· IV<'r'h:u/ $T • • • . . . • • • • • • 0 ;. - ---t:;."fhti ·_:::\ .. ~]\l;~t :.,_ -· ·::: ~·~ =~~·: ~~~iti~~~ .. . / ;,;-5er-:,,0/<---7 1!1e _'1'~/?·e y ----- ~ --P T;?·~ 3:~ r~r~ o (2 Trf~ t /---~t..-K. _ Ve>~5 /L9'o ?vffe..--_, u-s-~e;_T Z::, /~ ,.., / / -LJ P..::./ ./ l C....., { ;,c_ c...... / I -C ( r 1 c:?f-"-:_~_ -~ ,• ,..._ ~-~--- ( t--./1 ;~ey 7/<e'rJC~f,"~ cY<;..~T __ _ P~c,,._., ,He r-,1fttrv l3c::;_0 _/tBQ.<-L'. ~/-~~ - -µ ":; ...P--k"' Flt $' C rt-. -_. f , t::: C~,,''--·''-_C ____ -LL~. / 5' yo0 c/.c'.....r s~ e. __ . _ ----..: ...?-/-T-, T"/'r c:.. LO/ /<....,., / -e: ,,e I -I~ c..___,.__ Cv/f-!'-e/C<' rR-e. ·e ?_ e _s re. C . ALo~ ~ . 77-tr S 5'"( o~ tv'/rtdff C)d.S ~'r --- ./7~L~ .:Z-t -;,r;,,..._K u s 1% L . /::;, ?"<J,,-7;7-/ ??'Ye -,_,_... I r-'G'I C eA - i.<./ i:-5, S;Yo_0 /cf _ do ST d'-r:1-T/¥'e=. s -;P....,C e'~e!'y- • . "' ~~~ y r l]c.,r€1< 11;0 1 s. ,-0 >< (':/0(;./ (.,I./,,,, eJ ~ <! v "/'0 // 0 • . , I • /: I l " ,.. ... ~ --.. /. ... , .. ,' .. ' '. , I . : C • I, (I , ' • ]- ' . .. ~ .. . • ... ' • ' ...... · .. ..J..-..-..:;.....,.--«-==-..--:-:c___--...:.-,.. __ _ . . . - I. • 0 ------------ • 1- • .. • I. • • • , - .--· ' ' Englewood City Council City Hall 3400 So. Elati St. Englewood, CO 80110 Ladies and Gentlemen: '. '' • • • March 16, 199 2 ,. ,.. This is in regard to the replacement of , portion of the curb and si~avalk at 655 E. Chenango hve. There is a problea with the drainage in ~he street in front of our house. All water on the East side of the 4900 block of So. Pearl Street drains to the north and east in front of our house where there is a drainage trough or dip running across the street. Because of the dip. cars and trucks and especially heavy garbage trucks dr i ·;e close to the curb in order to avoid the dip. The vater !reezes and thaws through the winter and the heavy traffic next to the curb has broken down the curb and sidewalk. We request that the City participate in replacing the curb and sidewalk because of this problem. We have been in contact with the Street De partment for the past year, na .. ly Nr. Paul Kapaun, and he is faailiar with the situation. Nr. and Mrs. Raym o . j Mccrumb l CITY UAt.. •GO'S omcr I •• JOO.CO I. • • • ,. -• .. • - .- .....__,, ' ' o---.£._ ...... t.:..•z;:~c-4 -4!¢e-' _ ev~-e~ hl. a.~/..:_/.:.<-- >«zz;;._ ,_ .,<,,;.~.£ ..e...~ -=,/:Cr.. a-, /, J ~~?/ ( I. • , ~ - - .. , ----· Englewood City Council City Hall 3400 So. Elati St. Englewood, CO 80110 Ladies and Gentlemen: · .. • • .. • \. March 16, 1992 This is in regard to the replacement of 3 portion of the curb and sidavalk at 655 E. Chenango ~ve. There is a problem with the drainage in t~e street in front of our house. All water on the East side of the 4900 block of So. Pearl Street drains to the north and east in front of our house where there is a drainage trough or dip running across the street. Because of the dip, cars and trucks and especially heavy garbage trucks dri ··e close to the curb in order to avoid the dip. The vater f reezes and thaws through the winter and the heavy traffic next to the curb has broken down the curb and sidewalk. We request that the City participate in replacing the curb and sidewalk because of this problem. We have been in contact with the Street De partment for the past year, naaely Mr. Paul Kapaun, and he is familiar with the situation. Mr. and Mrs. Raymo n d Mccrumb ,, I· • - • • • .. ·, • · ... ' . . . . . --· -. / ~ -"'-~,r<- t t~u .:.:,L-_, t: 6.-1. 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S (a) The following citizens spoke in opposition: Jeff Dewispelaere, 2060 East Eastman Avenue June Hawkins, 4830 South Pearl ,-Y Col ... n, 3901 South Galapago [spoke on behalf of her father} Colene McCully, 5091 South Irving George White, 4364 South L091n Grace llolllldorff, 4070 South Huron Steve Lelacheur, 4465 South GalapacJO Virginia Saith, 3165 South Sher111n Floyd Maez, 3235 South Gilpin Andy Kuvschzu, 2779 South Washington [subllitted petitions-re: next year's district) Nerf• White, 2719 South Wlsh1ngton Larry Lloyd, 2739 South Washington Julie Grazu11s, 4411 South Lincoln George Allen, 2799 South DNl1ng Nark Thollas, 4700 South De11W1re Noreen Betorclh, 5095 South Hawthorne [subaitted petitions) Thoaas Gibson, 4801 South Inca Dan Cleans, 5024 South HunNI Nancy Lewis-Lentz, 3200 South Q11p1n Al Rich, 2891 South LoVlft Linda Bicknell, 795 West Nassau Way 8111 Nante1, Pastor of Centennial Lutheran Church Gwynne Massengill, 5091 South Hooker Rick Bicknell, 795 West Nassau Way • • • .., I. . ,. - • • . .. • .' .. S (1) The following citizens spoke in opposition: Jeff Dewispelaere, 2060 East Eastllln Avenue June Hawkins, 4830 South Pearl -.,Y Col ... n, 3901 South Galapago [spoke on behalf of her father] Colene llcCully, 5091 South Irving George lllltte, 4364 South Logan Grace W..ldorff, 4070 South Huron Steve Lelacheur, 4465 South Galapago Yirvtnta Saith, 3165 SoeJth Shenaan Floyd llaez, 3235 South Gilpin Andy Kuvschzu, 2779 South Washtnvton [subllttted petitions-re: next year's district] ller1e lllltte, 2719 South Washtnvton Larry Lloyd, 2739 South Washtnvton Julie Grazu11s, 4489 South Lincoln Georve Allet1, 2799 South 0..1111 llarlr. Thoals, 4700 South Delaware Noreet1 Betonlts, 50l5 South Hawthorne [subaitted petitions] Thoaas Gtkon, 4801 South Inca DM c1 .... 1, IOl4 South Huron Nancy Lewt1-Let1tz, 3200 South Gilpin Al Rich, 2111 South Logan Linda 11ctne11, 795 lle1t Nassau w-, 1111 llallte1, Pastor of Cet1tet1111al Lutheran Church lwyftM llasset11111, 5091 South Hooker Rick l1ctne11, 795 llest Nassau w-, •• l I. . 0 , __ I ]- • • ,. • .. · ... • . '· ... 5 (1) The followtng ctttzens spoke tn opposttton: Jeff Dewtspelaere, 2060 East Eastllln Avenue June HMflttns, 4830 South Pearl lay Col ... n, 3901 South G&laplfO [spoke on behalf of her father) Colene llcCully, 5091 South Irvtng &eorve llltte, 4364 South Logan Grace llolleldorff, 4070 South Huron Steve Lelacheur, 4465 South G&lapago Vt"itnta 5111th, 3165 South Shet"llln Floyd Maez, 3235 South Gtlptn Andy Kuvschzu, 2779 South Mashtngton [subllttted pettttons-re: next year's dtstrtct) Ner1e llltte, 2719 South Mashtngton Larry Lloyd, 2739 South Mashtngton Julte Grazults, 4419 South Ltncoln &eorve Allen, 2799 South no.1111 Nark Thoaas, 4700 South De 1 .. re Nof'Nft Begordts, 5095 South Hawthorne [subllttted pettttons) Thoaas Gibson, 4801 South Inca Dan Cleans, 5024 South Huron Nancy Lewts-Lentz, 3200 South Gtlptn Al Rtch, 2891 South Logan Linda Btcknell, 795 Mast Nassau May 8111 Nantet, Pastor of Centenntal Lutheran Church GwyftM Nassengtll, 5091 South Hooker Rtck Btcknell, 795 Mast Nassau May . . • I. . • , I') ]- • ,. . • ,. . • ' (. r 5 (a) The following citizens spoke in opposition: Jeff Dewispelaere, 2060 East Eastaan Avenue June Halllkins, 4830 South Pearl ,-Y Col ... n, 3901 South Galapago (spoke on behalf of her father] Colene McCully, 5091 South Irving Cieo"J8 White, 4364 South Lotan Grace llaelldorff, 4070 South Huron Steve Lelacheur, 4465 South Calapago v1rv1n1a 5111th, 3165 South Shenaan Floyd Naez, 3235 South G1lp1n Andy ltuvschzu, 2779 South Washington (subll1tted pet1t1ons-re: next year's district] Mer1• lllh1te, 2719 South Washington Larry Lloyd, 2739 South Washington Julie Grazul1s, 4489 South Lincoln Cieo"J8 Allen, 2799 South o.ntng Nark Thaa&S, 4700 South Del•are Norffft Beton11s, 5095 South Hawthorn• (sula1tted petitions} Thaaas Gibson, 4801 South Inca Dan Cl_.s, SOZ4 $outll Huron Nancy L•1s-Le11tz, 3200 South G1lp1n Al Rich, 2191 Seuth Lotan Unda 11ckMll, 7'5 west Nassau Way 1111 Nante1, Pastor of Ce11tenn1al Lutheran Church &wyftM llassentill, 5091 South Hooker Rick 11ckMll, 795 west Nassau Way . . "' . .. I . . • - • • • • 0 l • • Tu E--8-\cl ~ ~ ~ \ k. ~ ~ •."' b \<-. . .... • • • lf'A • I Ca_~ i- \ I '! ' •. . . . I . ' ~ . . ' • ]- ] • • . ' • • April 20, 1992 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL M£ETING '' • •