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1. Call to Order
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EN&LEVOOD CITY COUNCIL
EN&LEVOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
.January 7, 1991
The regular ... ting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:34 p.m.
2. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Metlber Bullock.
3. Pled .. of Alle,iance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke.
4. loll Call
Present:
Absent:
A quorum was present.
Also present:
5 . IHnutes
Council Nlllbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Assistant City Nanaver Martin
City Attorney Dellitt
City Clerk Crow
Director llanush, COllaUnity Developaent
(a) CCIUIICIL .... MWY IMO, -IT IMS SECWD,
IUIIITU Of TNE -•...M l&TI• Of DUaaa 17, IMO.
~s : COUftCtl Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habtfltcht, Van Dyke
NolM Nays :
COUftCtl Nlllber lullock Abstain :
Nol on carried .
6 . PN•ldlNutM Wtsftors
T rt no pre -scheduled v sltor •
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There were no non-scheduled visitors.
8. C0111Unicattons and Proclaaattons
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(a) COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll)ED, TO ACCEPT WITH
RE&RETS THE RESIGNATION OF MELODY KOLLATH AS A MENIER OF THE ELECTION
COIIIISSION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton carried.
9. Consent Agenda
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
COUNCIL MENIER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll)ED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS t (a) AS FOLLOlfS:
(a) ORDINANCE NO. 1, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 79, INTRODUCED BY
COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUS -
ING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SECTION 312 REHABILITATION
LOAN PROGRAM.
Ayes:
Nays:
Notion carried.
10. Mltc NHrtne
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
No public hearing was scheduled.
11. ONtnances, lesoluttons and llottons
(a) Director Wanush presented a recoaendatton froa the Planning and
Zonlnv Coatsston to set a public heart, to consider rezoning various parcels
or land located within or adjacent to nglewood 's Central Business District
and to adopt on first reading the Council 1111s approving the rezoning of
these parcels . Mr . Wanush proposed February 4 , 1991 as the hearing date . He
responded to var ous qu stlons posed by Cou11et1 •
COUICIL .... MWY IMO, -IT MU SUWD, TO SET TNE PUlt.lC NUii• FOi COISIDDATI• OF TN( .... OF WMIOUS PAICns OF Ula LOCATED IIITNII OI
AD.JACDff TO TNE CDffUL MIIIUS DlffllCT • FtllUMY 4, 1991 AT 71JO P.I.
Ay s : Counctl ....,.rs 1Co1tay, Hathaway , Wl99tns , Bullock ,
Cl ayton , H1ti.fttcht , Van Dyke
Nay s : None
Nott°" c arr ied ,
Tti Ci ty C1tr w s I ked o r.ld tht Count l I 11
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January 7, 1991 -Page 3
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 1, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PROPERTY BOUNDED BY THE CEN-
TERLINE OF WEST DARTMOUTH AVENUE ON THE NORTH, THE CENTERLINE OF WEST EASTMAN
AVENUE EXTENDED ON THE SOUTH, THE AT&SF RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY ON THE WEST, AND
THE EASTERN PORTION OF CUSHING PARK ON THE EAST FROM 1-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO
R-2, MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE.
COUNCIL MENIER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING
COUNCIL BILL NO. 1, SERIES OF 1991.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
COUNCIL BILL NO. 2, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PROPERTY BOUNDED BY THE CEN-
TERLINE OF WEST EASTMAN AVENUE EXTENDED ON THE NORTH, THE CENTERLINE OF WEST
FLOYD AVENUE ON THE SOUTH, THE ATISF RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY ON THE WEST, AND
THE CENTERLINE OF THE HURON/INCA ALLEY FROM 1-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO B-1,
BUSINESS.
COUNCIL IEMER HATIWIAY IIMD, AND IT IMS SlCCINDED, TO AHIOYE ON FIUT ROD-
IN& COUNCIL IILL •• 2, SERIES OF IHI.
Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hath•ay, Wtggtns, Bullock,
ClaytOfl, Habenicht , Yan Dyke
Nays : None
Motton carried.
COUNCIL BIL L NO . 3, IN TRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER WIGGINS
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E APPROVING THE REZONING Of PROPERTY LOCATED ON TH E
SOUTHEAST CORNER Of THE INTERSE CTION Of SOU TH ELATI STREET AND IIEST FL OYD
AVENUE FRON B-Z, BUSINESS TO 1-1, BUSI NESS.
COUNCIL .... 1n•1m ..... -IT IMS SltAIIIDID, TO APPllO¥I ON FIUT IUDIN&
COUNCIL IILL •• J, SERIES OF INI.
Ay es: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hath awa y, Wiggins, Bullock,
Cl ayton, Ha benicht , Yan Dyke
Nays : ~
Notion carried .
COUNCIL BILL NO . 4, INTROOUCCO I COUNCIL MCMER HAB[NJCHT
A BILL FOR AN ORD INANCE APPIOVING TH REZC*IIIG Of PIIOPCRTY IOUIIOCD 1Y THE CEN ·
TERLINE Of U.S. ZBS (W£ST MIUN AV(] ) C* TN( SOUTH, THC ATISF M ILACW>
RIGHT -Of -WA Y C* TH£ W(ST, T EAST ~ITY I Of THE PIIOP£RTY ID£1TIF l £0 AS
ffl WEST ...-OCN AY C ell THE EAST, _, APM>XI NATELY 500 F[[T Of THE SOUTH -
WEST COMER Of THE Clll)(RELLA CITY ,uKl LOT ell THC DTN, FIION l •l, LICHT
INOUSTIIAl TO 1·1, BUSI SS .
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January 7, 1991 -Page 4
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COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READ-
IN& COUNCIL BILL NO. 4, SERIES OF 1991.
COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO MEND THE THIRD IIIEREAS
IN COUNCIL BILL NO. 4 TO READ:
•11tEREAS, THE SITE IS CURRENTLY THE LOCATION OF CHUCK E. CHEESE'S/
SHOWIIZ PIZZA TINE, INC., AND SKIPPERS SEA FOOD RESTAUUNT ••• •
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried; Council 8111 No. 4 duly aaended.
Vote results on original 110tion:
Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
COUNCIL Bill NO. S, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PROPERTY ADJACENT TO U.S.
HIGHWAY 285, ALONG THE SOUTHWEST ENTRANCE TO CINOERELLA CITY AND THE PROPERTY
IDENTIFIED AS 711 WEST HANPOEN AVENUE FRON B-2, BUSINESS TO B-1, BUSINESS.
COUIICIL IUID CLAYTOI IMED, -IT MAS SlCGIIDO, TO APNOVE ON FIUT IEADI•
COUIICIL IILL •• I, SOIU OF IHI.
As this property ts currently for sale, Council Neaber Koltay asked if the
realtors had been advised of the proposed rezoning. Nr. Wanush stated he
would contact the realty coapany. It was confl~ that If the rezonlr19 ts
approved, an auto garave wuld no longer be a peraltted use of the property.
Vote results:
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Nays :
Motion carried.
Council ..... rs Koltay, Hatha.ay, WINIIIS, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
COUNCIL BILL NO . 6, INTROOUCED BY COUNCIL NCN8£R IUt..lOCK
A Bill FOR AN OROIIIANCE AHIOVING THE REZONING Of ~TY IOUNDCD BY W£ST
&IIWID AVDU ON THE NORTH, THE CENTERLINE Of U.S. HIGHWAY ZIS (HMPOCN
AVENUE) ON THC SOUTH , T CENTERLINE Of SOUTH ELATI STRUT ON THC W(ST , All)
TH£ ALLEY ON T EAST SID( Of CITY HALL FROM 1·1, LIGHT IIQISTRIAL TO 8·1,
IUSINCSS .
COUIICIL IUID IULLOCll tMD, -IT IMS SUWD, TO U•llff ON FIIST IIMI•
COUIICIL IILL •• I, SOIU If' IHI •
~s: C ti .....,.r Koll1Y, Hatha.ay, "'"'" , -..11oc , Cll,1l011, Huentcht , van O,u
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Motion carried.
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 7, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PROPERTY BOUNDED BY THE CEN-
TERLINE OF WEST HAMPOEN PLACE TO THE NORTH, THE CENTERLINE OF U.S. HIGHWAY 28S
(WEST HAMPOEN AVENUE) ON THE SOUTH, THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH DELAWARE STREET
EXTENDED ON THE WEST, AND THE CENTERLINE OF ENGLEWOOD PARKWAY ON THE EAST FROM
B-2, BUSINESS TO B-1, BUSINESS.
COUNCIL IIEIIIER KOLTAY IIOVm, AND IT lfAS SEc•m. TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING
COUNCIL IILL NO. 7, SERIES OF lttl.
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motton carried.
(b) Acting City llanager Narttn presented a rec01111endatton frOII the De-
part .. nt of Financial Services to adopt resolutions relating to the acquisi-
tion of an Aerial Ladder Fire Truck. Ms. Martin advised that two bids had
been received on the lease/purchase, one froa Orix Credit Alliance, Inc., and
one frOII Municipal Services Group, Inc. The bid froa Municipal Services
Group, Inc., was the low bid in the total aaount of $400,533.32 including
interest with a yearly payment of S133,Sll.16. Ms. llartin explained that the
1991 budget allocates S104, 107 for this lease purchase, therefore, an addi -
tional allocation of SZ9,404, as set forth tn the second resolution, ts neces -
sary. A resolution approvint a lease/purchase av ...... nt with Municipal Ser-
vices Group, Inc ., was assigned a nUllber and reld by title:
RESOLUTION NO. I, SERIES Of 1991
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE/NICHASE ACREOOT WITH MUNICIPAL SERVICES
GROUP. INC ., FOi TH£ ACQUISITION Of [QUIPNENT FOi THC CITY Of ENGLEWOOD.
CIUIICIL .... MTNMIAY IMO, -IT IIU SUIND, TO APP.vi •SOUl1'1• ••
1, SDlts OF INI.
Council Meaber Haben icht sutttsted that fo,..,. Fire Chief HaailtOII bt Invited
to take • ride OIi the new tQ1,1lpa11t since i.t was h11tnat11t1l In Its
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Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
(c) A resolution establishing annual salaries for the Municipal Court
Judge and Associate Judges for the calendar year 1991 was considered. City
Attorney DeWitt advised Council that an annual salary of $62,830 would rep-
resent a 3~ increase for the Municipal Judge. Further, that a per diem salary
of $280 ts proposed for the Associate Municipal Judges' salary, representing
the first increase in five years for Associate Judges' pay schedule. Council
Nellber Bullock questioned whether the salary ts adequate. Mr . DeWitt tnfonaed
Mr. Bullock that tt is his understanding the Associate Judges are strongly
coattted to the coauntty and consider their appointaent a service to the
coaunity. Mr. DeWitt advised that Judge Parkinson feels the proposed per
dt• is satisfactory. It was strongly suggested by Council Mellber Bullock
that the salary for Associate Judges be reviewed in an atteapt to bring that
salary up to market prior to next year's budget.
The resolution was assigned a number and read by title. [Clerk's Note: Since
the previous resolution , which had been assigned as Resolution No . 1, was
tabled before approval, that number is reassigned to the following
resol ut ton.]
RESOLUTION NO . 1, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE ANO
ASSOCIATE JUDGES FOR THE CALEIIWt YEAR 1991.
CGUIICIL IIEIIIII U.LOCI IIMD, -IT lllS stcaED, TO APPIOVt 1£SOWTICII NO.
l, SDIES Of' INl.
Ay es:
Nay s:
Motton carr i ed .
Cou ncil Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Ha benicht , Van Dyke
Non e
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CCIUIICIL .... NAWY IIMD, -IT lllS SUCWD , TO IKmlDO --nm
11(')(1) -11(,)(tt)
Ayes :
Nays :
Motton carried .
Council rs Koltay, Hithway, Wiggins, Bullock ,
ClaytOfl , Habtft cht, Van Dyke
None
11 . (b)(t) Acttnv Director or F •111Clal rvtces ldvtsed C041ftc:11 the Inter ·
est bt t119 ch1 "9fd by Nufttc pal rvlc s ,~. hac ., °" the lease/purchase
19retatnt for the aerial ladder flrt tn,ck s 7.741 , Further, tha t the cur ·
rtn a verage rate of return on • ts ts 8 .K Ltft9lhy dhcuut°" ensued
c oncernlftCJ l pros and COIi of ha "CJ l ecautpaenl as opposed to the
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COIIICIL MENIER CLAYTON MOVED, AND 1T WAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF
THE 1990 AERIAL LADDER FIRE TRUCK AT THE QUOTED PRICE OF $356,411 ELIMINATING
THE NEED FOR A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH IUIICIPAL SERVICES UOUP, INC.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
11. (b)(ii) A resolution a11ending the 1991 Budget to provide for the pur-
chase of the 1990 aerial )adder fire truck was considered. Ms. Martin ex-
plained that since S104,107 ts currently allocated in the 1991 Budget,
S252,304 is the 1110unt to be transferred froa the General Fund Balance to the
General Fund -Fire budget. Certain aaendllents were ••de to the proposed
resolution: i.e, all references to "equipment lease/purchase agreeaent• were
el l•lnated, Schedule A describing the equipment was attached to the resolu-
tion, and the Source of Funds/Application of Funds was 111ended to read
$252,304 rather than $29,404. Warranty rights were discussed and assurances
given that this action would not adversely affect those rights.
The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 2, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE GENERAL FUNO 1991 BUDGET.
COUIICIL IDIO HATIWIAY IIDVED, -IT lllS SECOIIIO, TO APPIOVE HSOWTIOII ••
2, SDIES Of IHI.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton carried.
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
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12. IIMral Dtscusston
(a) Mayor 's Choice
(f) Mayor Van Dyke announced that due to a holiday, the February
18th .. th19 wfll be held on Tuesday, February 19 , 1991.
( t t) Sht announced there ts to be a Po 1 t ce •Nts Cef'9110fty,
J nuary 10 at 11 :00 a .•.. at the Poltce/Ftre Center . Sht lftCNra,ed COUftCtl
to atteftd tf at all possible .
(tit) She suggested that Council start constdert"9 the selection of
["9 l ewod ' I 1991 0Vts taftd t 11CJ Cf tf lift ,
( hi) reatnded Council that rtttstratlOII for tile Natt0111l
Lt19ue of Cit.Its , W11ht1t9t0ft, D.C. COflftrtftCt should be deteratMd 11 100ft IS
possible . The '°"' rtftC dltu are March 2· 10, IHI , wtth a deadllfll of
February 4 for adv nc rttt s tratton .
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(v) Mayor Van Dyke prov;ded a sunrnary report on the Metro Leader-
ship Caucus which she attended January 3-5, 1991. The report follows:
The caucus held at Scanttcon, Denver, was well attended with approximate-
ly 150 participants from the Metro Denver region. The focus was on
metropolitan cooperation; sharing ideas and develop;ng relationships.
It was sponsored by Colorado C01111Unity Initiatives which ts the
aetropol itan civic leadership foundation. There were eight corporate
sponsors with additional underwriting frOII Greater Denver Chlllber of COII-
Mrce, State of Colorado -Departaent of Local Affairs, and Denver
Regional Council of Governaents.
Purpose for the caucus was to consider the viability of developing a
regional governaent 111de up of officials frOII within the Denver Metro
Region, in order to address regional issues which cross jurisdictional
boundaries. It was felt by 111ny that a regional group would pr0110te
regional consensus on aulti-jur1sd1ct1onal issues.
The purpose ts not to replace local governaents, but rather to facilitate
regional solutions to regional issues shared by all, i.e.,
The environment -air pollution, water pollution, solid waste
111nag ... nt
Transportation
Econ011ic developaent
Strategic planning on land use
Revenue sharing -it was pointed out that SOiie regional revenue
sharing ts currently on-going -cultural tax,
baseball tax, RTD tax.
It was also felt that there aight be opportunity to collapse exhttng
structures of .. ny overlapping bureaucracies into one regional forua of
governance, 1.e., transportation· RTD, lll'TA, NTOC, etc. Thus allowing
for greater efficiency, less cost, and greater potential to get things
done.
A regional gove,,....t co..ld be created through restructuring ORCOCi or by
developing an entirely new entity. A good exaaple of I regional govern -
aent which functtons exceedingly wll ts ·urban Drainage and Flood Con·
trol District• fot"llld in 1169 •
Althouofl there ts potential opportunity for regional governance which
would be befttftc al for 111 rttional entitles, it Is clear to • that
there are .. ny areas of suggested rttlonal sharing which ll90Uld not be 11,
the best nterest of Englewood . Dfscusslon Psuecl 1ro..n<1 developing tu
base sharing legislation, which .auld disperse the revenues based on
populatlOft , Aho I desire to reaove the l19altty of water rights and put
all wat r assets into a regional pool was SU991sted. It Is clear the
Ctty of Englewood would los a great deal ftnanctally If tither °"' of
thtst ctnarios rt lepl ttd •
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There are many opportunities to foster or promote regional cooperation,
but it is most important that Englewood continue to be a major player in
any discussions about regional governance. Although a rather small city ,
measured by residential population, Englewood is currently perceived as a
aajor player in the future development of regional cooperation. We need
to continue to build and pr0110te our needs, in this position of strength
if further discussions on regional ism are to be developed with Engle-
wood's interest in hand.
Regional governance may become a reality if tax limitation initiatives
becOllle law. Regional delivery of services may be the only alternative
left with the future passage of an Amendment 1.
(b) Council Mellber's Choice
(1) Council Metlber Hathaway advised Council that the Denver
Regional Council of Governments Policy and Procedures Review C01111tttee, of
which she ts a llellber, wtll be .. eting Wednesday, January 9th. The c01111tttee
ts currently reviewing the topic of regional governance and various alterna-
tives. She Invited council llellbers to share their concerns with her prior to
the ... ttng.
(ti) Council Metlber Wiggins c01111ented upon a letter froa Congress -
aan Schaefer which had been addressed to Englewood's former City Manager.
( t it ) Counc t 1 Metlber C 1 ayton bro119ht forth three t tNs:
1. He stressed the need for Englewood to reaatn vigilant tn the prot~tton of
tts rights with regard to regional governance; he stated tt ts taportant that
Englewood 's representat i ves be fully aware of changes being proposed on a
regional level.
2. Mr. Clayton adv ised COUftCil he wishes to sNk reaPf)Otntaent to the Nation -
al League of Cities ["91"9.Y, Envtrolllllftt, lftd Natural Resources Policy Ce11111it -
tN • t ch requ t re s a ce11111 t taent for two trt ps cktrt ng the year . Ht sougflt
Counc 11 's suPf)Ort tn t his tftdtavor, ud he stressed the need for C119ltwo0d ' s
continued parttctpat ton aftd t nvolvtatftt .
alllCIL .... MWY aD, -IT IIU IKII.D, TO~ •• C:UYTlll'S
IQUUT F• IIAINlmBJ TO TNE IIIIIIY, IIIIIIICDI, -MTUUL .. IICU POLICY CGflllfflE •
~es : Counc:11 .....,... Ko ltay, Hat h ay. ll t 91 ln1, lkalloc ,
Clay t on. Ha btftlcht, V111 Oyk
Nays :
Not tOI\ ca r ried .
t City of £1191 h1 rded • ph froa
for 1990 -.rd tftd Nt rtt n tht conoal1 Dtvtlo,-
proJ t .
alllCIL .... C:UYTIII .... • IT IMS IKIIID, rt ACCIPf TNE W ,_
MIIIICM can -CNll'I U.
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Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
(iv) Council Member Bullock suggested that Mayor Van Dyke consider
turning over her travel funds for the recycling conference in February to the
newly hired Recyclying Coordinator, stating this ••Y be a more appropriate use
of the funds.
13 . Ctty Manager's Report
(a) Acting City Manager Martin shared with Council a copy of the first
paid advertiseaent highlighting Englewood, jointly sponsored by the City , Cin-
dere 11 a City and the Downtown Deve 1 opaent Authority. The advert iseaent wil 1
appear In a nUllber of aagazlnes and be posted at various locations.
(b) She also provided copies of page Zand 3 of the January 7th Issue
of Bond Bu1er concerning the pre -sale of the Bi -City bonds as It relates to
the Colora o Water Resources and Power Development Authority and the rat Ing
placed upon those bonds .
(c) With regard to the bond sale, she lnforaed Council that the pre -
sale occurred Friday , January 4, and it appears that all bond s will be sold on
the actual issuance date, January 18 . Th e bond clos ing 1s scheduled for
January 31 and Mayor Van Dyke will attend for the ac tual signing of the
doc iaent s .
14 . Ctty Attorney's leport
(a) Ci ty Attorney Dlll l tt s tated , wi th regard to the bond issue, there
ts s t ill consi derable wort yet to be done on the local l e vel with respect to
t he Co lorado Wat e r Re sources and PoliMr Development Authority. His staff will
be i nvolved I n th h process through the aot1th of January, poss i bly Into
Febru a ry.
(b) Wi th r espect to wat er Issues, Nr . Dlll ltt l nforllld Counc i l that a t
present t he City ts adjudi cat i ng var ious well ri gh ts. There are l0 ·40 we lls
s t ill existing In t his a rea illl tch have an I nfl uenc e on t he Ci ty 's wel ls and
agretaeftts aay be entered In t o concer11lng those we l l r lgtits . Nr . Dlll ttt will
kee, COUt1Cll lnforaad of this process •
Mr . DeWitt advised Council tha t shortly the Election Coalu °"
t ng a recoaeftdatlOft concer11 ng Councl1 Otstrtct Re a pport Oft ·
nforNCI Council that census tnroraatlOft will not be received In
t t to deal with this aatter n a tl .. ly aaftfttr ,
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d) prov ded cop or t M SIOII St1t111tt1t of Mer c an Coaunftte
for Cqu ty , a coal t on of cttt11 • a re dealing with the aattonal
probl of local v rnatflt 1 ab 1 tty under S.rf•. This h • Of11nt11 -
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federal level for certain legislative changes. Additional infol"llation will be provided concerning benefits, lletlbership, etc.
(e) With respect to doaestic violence, both for the proposed ordinances and the reports requested, Mr. DeWitt stated 11e>re COIBUnication Ny be necessary.
(f) Mr. DeWitt infol"lled Council that the Colorado Court of Appeals has reversed the District Court's rulings concerning Englewood's right to hold a special election on the saae date as a regular election.
15. Ad.10UNaant
COUIICJL 11E'110 UI.TAY N0WED TO.... The .. ting adjourned at 8:47 p.a.
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COUNCIL NINUTES 12/17/90 APPIDWED 6-0· l COP IES TOK DlmllllllD
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KOLLATH RESl&NATJCII FRON ACCEPTED 7-0 ~£PT•£ LEll(I fllll ·-ELECTJCII COIIIJSSJCII
ORD.1I(C8179) HUD AGREOIENT APP1DW£D 7-0 CCIII DO TO S(CUI( S1-1'11lS
FOR SECTICII 312 REHAB LOAN I ,a1m: CITY CL Cll lVCOPY
PUBLIC HEARllli 2/4/91 TO allSIDER APPIDWED 7-0 IIJTJ CE TO K PUILISID l/17/tl
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PARK APPIDWED 7-0 S(COIID 9t£ADI IC 'l/4/tl
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LOT FOR CIND£RELLA CITY APPDED 7-0 S(COIID ICADIIC 2/4/tl
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PHAR -Q PLAZA APPDEO 7-0 S(COIID 11£ADIIC 'l/4/91
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CHUCK E. CHEESE 'S/SHOIIBIZ
PIZZA TUIE, INC. APPDEO AS MlU:D 7-0 S(tCJIID 9t£ADIIC 'l/4/91
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BANK WESTERN
vi: C816 PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY
CITY HALL I FIRST NAT'L BANK
vti: CBl7 PROPERTY OCCUPIED BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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CAUCUS
1281 CMGR HATHAWAY REQUESTED INPUT CCIICE.JNli
REGIONAL GOVERNANCE AS IT RELATES TO
DRCOG
1281 i CMGR WIGGINS CCIIIENTED UPON LETTER FIDI
CONGRESSMAN SCHAEFER ADDRESsm TO PREVIOUS
CITY NMAGER
128iii CMGR CLAYTCII: 1) STRESSED NEED TO PROTECT
CITY'S RIGHTS; 2) NLC CC.FERENCE:
REQUESTED COUNCIL'S SUPPORT FOR HIS
REAPPOINTMENT TO NlC CCIIUTTEE.
'' fl>TICII TO SUPPORT REAPPOINTNENT: APPAOV£D 7 · 0 Oil TO I( •Tlfl(D Of SUPNIT 3) fl>TJCII TO ACCEPT PLAQUE FIDI
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COORDINATOR TO ATTEII> THE RECYCLll5
C(*FERENCE
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ENGLEWOOO IN EC(IOUC DEYELOPIDT
AREAS JOINTLY SPCIISORED BY CITY I ED
ii: PROVIDED COPIES OF JAN 7TH ISSUE OF
BOIi> BUYER RE SALE OF BOll>S
iii: PROVIDED INFORNATJON ON PRE-SALE .t OF BOll>S; BOIi> CLOSING 1/31/91
14A CATTY i: BOIi> ISSUE
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DISTRICT COURT DECISICIIS RE SPECIAL
ELECTIONS BEING HELD ON REGULAR ELECTION DATES
PRESENT: ALL SEVEN MEMBERS
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 7, 1991
7:30 P.M.
3. Pledge of Allegiance.
4. Roll call.
5. Minutes. i)J,.,iJ r Minut" of the ,egula, Gty Cou~ ~ .. ~be, 17, l990.
~? Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (PIHM' limit your prewntatlon to ten minutes.)
7. n-Sdwduled Visitors. (Pie limit your prewntation to five minut .)
muni ation , Proclamations nd Appolntm nt .
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JANUARY 7, 1991
7:30 P .M.
3. Pledge of Allegiance .
4. Roll call.
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SOURCE: Richard Wanush, Director of Community Development.
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A bill for an ordinan ce approving the rezoning of property near
Cushing Park. K~~
A bill for an ordinance approving the rezoning of property which
is currently being used as a parking lot for Cinderella City . ~
A bill for an ordinance approving the rezoning of property
currently occupied by Phar-Mor Plaza located on th e ou th!as t .
corner of South Elati Street and West Aoyd Avenu . u/.L-~
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Cinderella City cu.,-ently occupied by Showbiz Pizza . N~
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A bill for an ordinance approving the rezoning of propert near
Cinderella c~1rrently occupied by Bank W tf'ffl nd Minuk
Man Press . Int
A bill for an ordinance appr Ing the rn ning ot p rert
currently occupied by the Englew 1t · H II a~ w tern
portion of the first Nation I IMnk f nttl "' .,~~J:
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EN&LEWOOD, AIAPMOE COUNTY, COLOUDO
btular Session
Decaber 17, 1990
1. Call to Order
The regular .. eting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor
Van Dyke at 7:30 p.a.
2. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Mellber Wiggins.
3. Pledte of Alle,iance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke .
4. Roll Cal 1
Present:
Absent:
A quorua was present.
Al so present:
S. IUnutes
Council Nlllbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wi99tns, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Council Nlllber Bullock
City Manager Fraser
City Attorney DeWitt
City Clerk Crow
flann tng Adlllnlstrator Roaans, COIIIUn ty
Oevelopaent
Olvtston Chief Haugsnes s. Safety S.r tc /Fi,..
0 r«tor Fonda, Publi c rh and Ut I h I s
01r tor Black. Rtcr 1t lon
01 tor Wanush. COIIIUnl y Otv I
01 tor BarthlOllt, Adll ntstrat ve
Act ng O rector Mart n, F nanctal
(1) CCUICIL .... NlWY IIDWD, -IT IMS MC*ell, Tl a,,IOft TIil NllllftS OF TIil ..... IIUTI• OF 11CW1 J, INO,
A s. C«-etl Kolhy. Mith .,. Wlt9h1 • Cla 10ft,
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Motion carried.
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(a) Steve Neyer, Chairperson of the Holiday Lighting Contest Council,
assisted by Dorothy Romans, Planning Adlllinistrator of Community Development,
presented awards to the winners of the 1990 Holiday Lighting Contest . The
winners were noted as follows:
Exceptional Use of Premises:
Pat Lobb, 3270 West Grand Avenue
Herbert SoderstrOII, 4348 South llat1 Street
Carol Castor-Ekwall, 4030 South Sheraan Street
Harold Menter, 3221 South Franklin Street
J1111es Marlatt, 3150 South High Street
Jess L. Gerardi, 762 East Allherst Place
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J . Keough, 3115 South Bannock Street
John Bourque , 3740 South Huron Street
Lynette J. Warren, 3BZO South Galapago Street
Mult1 -Fa•11y -Artistic/Best Lighting
Rodney Allen , 3055 South Shen11n Street
Old Englewood Holiday
1st Place -Randahl and 1 ... 1 Headley, 4078 South Li ncoln Street
Znd Place -Ph i llip T. Si .. s , 4491 South Ban nock Street
An i uted Hol i da
1st Pla ce -T111a,y Swe eney, 4466 South Delawa re Street
Trad i t i onal /Re l i g i ous
1s t Pl ace -TOIi and Kay Blunk , 4640 Sou t h Wa shi ng t on St ree t
Znd Pl ace -The Ji• BrcMl#I Faai l y, 3201 Sou t h Che r okee St r eet
3rd Pl ace · ThOII Be rube, 4301 Sout h El att Str .. t
1st Place · Jason Hagan, 32 47 West Pl•lfco Drive
2nd Place · Robert and Ann Eldrld9e, 3730 South Elatl Str .. t
3rd Place · Richard and Alice Klo.-.r, 4990 Sou h Ela I Street
Congratulation re offered to all entrants, alld pectal thanks wer given to
St yr for his continued effort n tht, annual progra •
(b) C t z n Awards re pruenttd to IC II Argu llo and l(rfsty Schloss
or Ir rote efforts durl"9 a rec nt ft In £"9lewood .
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(c) City Manager Fraser presented Certificates to three Englewood Em-
ployees of the Month of December: Dave Henderson, Public Works/Engineering;
Marie Dymek, Safety Services/Fire; and Jerrell Black, Recreation . Two other
employees of the Month were unable to be present: Lisa Berry, Wastewater
Treatment Plant, and Brad Hagan, Public Works/Streets. Mr. Fraser offered
congratulations to the employees on their accomplishments and expressed ap-
preciation for their efforts on behalf of the City .
7. Non-scheduled Vtsttors
There were no non-scheduled visitors.
8 . Coauntcattons and Procl ... tton ..
There were no communications/proclamations to be considered.
9 . Consent Agenda
Council Mellber Habenicht withdrew Agenda Item 9 (a) and 9 (c) from the Consent
Agenda [see Page No. 4 for 9 (a); see Pages No. 4 and S for 9 (c)].
COUNCIL NENl£R HAIENICNT NOVED, All> IT lfAS SECOM>ED, TO A,PttOVE CONSENT AGENDA
ITENS 9 (b), 9 (d), and 9 (e) AS FOLLOWS:
(b) ORDINANCE NO. 60 . SERIES Of 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 67, INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MENBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY AND
ARAPAHOE LIBRARY DISTRICT TO PROVIDE LIBRARY SERVICES FOR RESIDENTS Of BOTH
JURISDICTIONS.
(d) ORDINANCE NO . 61, SERIES Of 1990 (COUNCIL Bill NO . 69, INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MCNBER WIGGINS), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LOAN FROM THE COLORADO WAHR RESOURCES ANO POWER
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT Of SIZ.7SO,OOO FOR SANITARY
SEWER PURPOSES; AUTHORIZING THC fORfl ANO EXECUTION OF THC LOAN AGREEMENT ANO A
SPECIAL REVENUE GOV[RN't[NTAL AGENCY BONO TO EVIDENCE SUCH LOAN; PLEDGING CEA ·
TAIN Of THC NET REVENUES Of THE CITY 'S SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM TO THE REPAYMENT'
Of SUCH BONO; ANO PRESCRIBING OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH •
( ) OROINANC NO . 62 , SCRIC Of 1990 (C OUNCI L Bi ll NO . 70 , INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MC ER HAlHAWA ), ENTIT LED :
A ORDINANC AUTHOAIZI AN INTEAGOVERNNCNTA L AGRE EMENT B CIT Of
C l WOOO ANO TH CIT OF LITT LETON C ltfill ERV ICES
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Discussion and action on Agenda Item 9 (a):
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cost savings of the recent reorganization which was reported by City Manager
Fraser and referred to in the Oece111ber 3, 1990, Council minutes. Mr. Fraser
explained that in the reorganization reflected in the ordinance, two manage-
ment positions were eliminated (Director of Library and Recreation Services
and a managerial position in Recreation).
COUNCIL MEMER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT IIAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE A&Ell>A ITEM 9
(a):
ORDINANCE MO. 13, SERIES OF Hto (COIIICIL IILL NO. 61, INTRODUCED IY
COUNCIL MENIER KOLTAY), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE EFFECTING THE REONANIZATION OF CITY ADIUNISTUTIYE DEPARTMENTS
IY ANEll>IN& TITLE l, CHAPTER 6, SECTION 2; TITLE 1, CHAPTER 6, ARTICLES E AND
F; AND THE ADDITION OF TITLE 1, CHAPTER 6, ARTICLE I,
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Yan Dyke
Nays: None
Absent: Council Metlber Bullock
Motion carried.
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Discussion and action on Agenda It .. 9 (c):
(c) Council Metlber Habenicht Inquired cone rnlng Littleton 's schedule
for the reading of Its ordinance approvlllCJ the Mutual Ald/AutO!lltlc Aid Agree -
nt. City Manager Fraser advhtd LlttletOfl -,uld be COflSlderlng the or-
d,nanc on f rst reading Oecttlber 11, 1990. M • Haben cht suggested that
since l ttleton requires two readi11CJ5 before f nal al)Oroval. perhaps EncJltwoOd
should postpone approving Council Bill No . 61 on f nal read IICJ, pendtllCJ llt -
tl ton 's action, as th,s alght alleviate chancJe n t agr nt after [ncJl•·
od 's ordlnanc Is approved on ftnal .
COUNCIL IOl[I INOIICNT NOVO TO '10STPOIIE COIISIDOATIM o, COUICIL IILL NO •
61 ON FINAL READI• TO TIil •n lllUlMLY SOUULED COUICIL NHTI•.
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number of service calls will be monitored closely. He further assured Council
that based on realignment of personnel, the City is well equipped to serve the
designated areas. The agreement is for one year during which time calls and
needs wil 1 be moni tared and if necessary adjustments can be negotiated when
renewed.
COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON MOVm, AND IT WAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 9
(c):
ORDINANCE NO. &4, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL IILL NO. 68, INTROOUCm IY
COUNCIL MENIER BULLOCK), ENTITLm:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN A81EEIOT WITH THE CITY OF LITTLETON PROVIDING FOR
MUTUAL/AUTOMATIC AID FOR FIRE PROTECTION FOR IOTH ENTITIES.
Mr. Clayton connented upon the successful manner in which mutual aid has bene ·
fited the City and strongly supported passage of the ordinance.
Ms. Habenicht stated she agreed in teY'llls of mutual aid. She stated she would
vote in favor of the ordinance, but requested diligent inonitoring of the calls
in an effort to equalize the fiscal i111p1cts between the cities .
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
10 . Public Hear1n9
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clayton,
Habenicht , Van Dyke
None
Council Mellber Bullock
No publ ic hear i ng was scheduled.
11. Ordinances, Resolutions and llot1ons
(a) Acting Director Fonda presented I r ec011111end1tion frOIII the Depart ·
111ent of Public Works lo approve the contract with Janltrontcs, In c., for cus ·
todhl services for 1991 . Mr . Fonda explained five bids were received with
Janltronics. Inc., sublllttlng the lowest bid ; based on the City 's past tx ·
perlence with the fl,.., Mr . Fonda rec01111tnded approval of the contract .
COUNCIL NDIIH KOL.TAY IIOVO, • IT IMS SlCGIIDO, TO APNOVE THE COITUCT VITN
JMITDICS, INC., IN THE MIDllff Of Sll,100 FOR CUSTODIAL SOVICES FOR lffl.
A es : Council rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Nays :
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the various rights and exchanges being requested. He reconwnended Council ap-
prove the filing of these five applications by the water attorney at an ap-
proxi•ate cost of USO per filing. He usured Council none of Englewood's
existing water rights would be jeopardized by these filings.
Each resolution was assigned a number and read by title:
(1) RESOLUTION NO. 90, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ANO RATIFYING THE APPROPRIATION OF A RIGHT OF EX-
CHANGE OF ALL WATER RIGHTS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO WHICH MAY BE DIVERTED AT
THE HEADGATE OF THE MCBROOM DITCH.
COUNCIL MENIER HAIDIICHT IIOYED, MD IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APNOVE RESOLUTION NO.
90, SERIES OF 1990.
Council Member Kolt1y asked the City Attorney if it is anticipated legal ac-
tion ••Y result due to these filings. Nr. DeWitt answered in the 1ffinn1tive,
explaining the City would be the proponent askint for rights which May be ob-
jected to by others .
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Notion carried.
Council Nellbers Koltly, H1th1w1y, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Netlber Bullock
(11) RESOLUTION NO. 91, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND RATIFYING THf APPftlPRIATION OF A RIGHT OF EX -
CHANGE OF All WATER RIGHTS OF THE CITY OF [NGLCWOOO WHICH MAY BE WITll>RAWN
FROM ITS GROUND WATER WELLS .
COUNCIL NUll(R NUDIICHT IIOVED, MD IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APNOV( IESOWTI• NO.
tl, SERIES OF 1990.
Th exch1ng process was further discussed and explained .
Yot r 5ults:
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Council Mtabers 1Colt1y, Hathaway. Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
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Councl l r Bul lo c
(1 ) RESO UTI NO. 92, ERIE O 1990
AUTHORIZl TH AP~IATJON Of WATER fQ THE SOUTH PLATT£
Of WAlC • (U on Avenue)
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COUNCIL MENIER HABENICHT MOVED, All> IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
92, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Member Bullock
(iv) RESOLUTION NO. 93, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION OF WATER FROM THE SOUTH PLATTE
RIVER AND STORAGE OF WATER. (Big Dry Creek, Little Dry Creek, City Ditch at
Chatfield Outlet, Chatfield Reservo i ~)
COUNCIL NEIIBER HABENICHT MOVED, All) IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
93, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Member Bullock
(v) RESOLUTION NO. 94, SERIES Of 1990
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TH£ APPROPRIATION Of WATER STORAGE RIGHTS IN MCLELLAN
RESERVOIR .
COUNCIL IIEJIKl HMEIIICNT IIIMD, All) IT IIAS Slc:GIIIO, TO APNOVt 1£SOLUTI• ••
94, SEIIES Of 1990.
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Nays :
Absent :
Moti on carrl d .
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Habenicht, Van Dyke
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COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVm, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION MO.
95, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Member Bullock
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(d) Director Wanush presented a recOIMlendation from the Department of
Community Development to adopt a resolution approving the 1991 application for
a Comunity Development Block Grant (CDBG) in the amount of $420,000. Mr.
Wanush explained the City of Englewood had been involved in the CDBG housing
rehabilitation program since 197G .The current grant application ts for
$180,000 to rehabilitate up to ZS housing units; $165,000 for WHERE, Inc. for
Phase S of the mobile home park on Santa Fe; SS0,000 for the Urban Homestead-
ing Program; and SZS,000 for administration. The resolution was assigned a
number and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 96, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF COM -
MUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO FILE AN APPLICATION FOR A SINGLE-PURPOSE SMALL CITIES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT TO FUND THE HOUSING REHABILITATION PROJECT
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND FOR ADOPTION OF THE CITIZEN PAR -
TICIPATION PLAN AND THE RESIDENTIAL ANTIDISPLACEM~NT AND RELOCATION ASSISTANCE
PLAN. I
COUNCIL MENIU lOlTAY NOVE:D, N IT MAS S(como,, TO APPIIOVE IESOLUTlca NO.
9&, SERIES OF 1990.
Antldisplaceaent and relocation assistance was d isc ussed; Mr . Wanush assured
Council It Is policy never to displace any one tn the rehabilitation prograa,
however, certain guidelines are provided and 111.1st be agreed to .
Vote results :
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Habenicht, Van Dyke
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to the Community Development Block Grant, and it is also available to inves-
tors and commercial loans. $425,000 is estimated as the amount Englewood may
be able to utilize if this program is approved. A letter from the City will
be sent to HUD expressing an interest in drawing upon $425,000, but this 1s
not a given COllllli t111ent to use that 1110unt. It is anticipated the S42S, 000
will be used as follows: $165,000 Urban H011esteading Program; $60,000 regular
rehabilitation; $200,000 c0taierci1l loans at a current rate of 8.65\ for those
loans. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Sill No. 79:
COUNCIL BILL NO. 79, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEPART -
MENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SECTION 312
REHABILITATION LOAN PROGR.YI.
COUNCIL 11£1110 ICOLTAY MOVED, All> IT lfAS S[CCIIIKD, TO A"1l0¥[ ON FIIST IUDINI
COUNCIL IILL NO. 79, SEll[S OF 1990.
Council Hellber Clayton advised Counc 11 he would abstain frOII voting on this
matter due to a potential financial conflict.
Vote results:
Ayes :
Nays :
Absta in:
Absent :
Motion carried. Mr.
securing the se funds .
Council Mellbers Koltay , Hathawa y, Wigg ins, Habenicht,
Yan Dyke
None
Council Metlber Clayton
Council Mellber Bullock
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of Adllinistrative Services to adopt five resolutions approving the 1991 COIi·
pensation Plan Systeas for those employees who are not covered by collectively
bargained employee associations, each resolution representing a 3~ wage in·
crease for the affected ellll)loyees . Costs for 111edical/dental insurance rep -
resent no increase over the 1990 rates. The resolutions were assigned nUlllbers
and read by title:
(i) RESOLUTION NO . 97, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A COMPENSATION PLAN SYSTEM FOR PERMANENT, GENERAL SER ·
VICES MANAGERIAL AND SUPERVISORY EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE
YEAR 1991 .
COUNCIL NDIIEI HATIWIAY IIOYED, _, IT IIAS SECOIID£D, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO .
97, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent :
Motton carried .
Council Mellbe rs Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht , Van Dyke
Non e
Coun ci l Mellber Bullock
(11 ) RESOLUTION NO . 91 , SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION APPROVI NG A COMPENSA TI ON PLAN SYSTEM FOR MANAGERIAL ANO SUPE R-
VISOR Y EMP LOYEES Of THE CITY Of ENGL EWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE YEAR 1991 .
COUNCIL NEJIIO NATNMMY NOVO, _, IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPllOVE ll£SOLUTIOII NO.
91, SEIIES OF lttO.
Ayes :
Nays :
Abs nt :
Mot on carrltd .
Council Mellbers Kol tay, Hat hawa y, Wiggi ns, Clayt on,
Habenicht. Van Dy ke
None
Counct 1 r Bullock
(11 ) RESO UTIOII NO . "· CRIES Of l"O
A RESO UTIOlt APPIIOVI A C<W£NSATI PLAN FOR MANAGERIAL EMPLOYEES OF TH
CIT or [NGL[VOOO POl.lC l)(PAlt Nl roa THC YEAR 1991.
COUNCI L NEJIIO NATNMMY NOVO ,_, IT lllS SECGIIDED, TO APPllOVE RESOlUTIOII NO .
tt , SEIIES OF lttO.
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SECRETARIAL EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE YEAR 1991.
COUNCIL NENIER HATNANAY NOVm, MD IT IIAS SECOfl>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
100, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Member Bullock
(v) RESOLUTION NO. 101, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A COMPENSATION PLAN FOR PERMANENT, PART-TIME EMPLOYEES
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE YEAR 1991.
COUNCIL NEIIIER HATNANAY NOVm, _, IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
101, SERIES OF 1990.
Council Melllber Clayton announced he would abstain from voting on this resolu-
tion as his wife is a permanent, part-time et11ployee of the City of Englewood .
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motton carried.
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Habenicht,
Van Dyke
None
Council Mellber Clayton
Council Mellber Bullock
(h) A resolution concernincJ the 1991 salary and coapensatton package
for the City Attorney was considered. The salary identified in the resolution
is S68 .9SO representing an atteapt by Council to reduce the disparity between
the City Attorney 's salary and the aetro llltdian. The resolution was read by
title and assigned a nullber.
RESOLUTION NO . 102, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARY FOR THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE CALENDAR
Y[AR 1991.
COUNCIL NOIIER HUOIICHT NOVED, _, IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPIOVE RESOl.UTION NO.
102, SERIES Of 1990.
Council r Cl ayton expressed an opin on that tht Ci ty should no use the
an as• guld 1n d ter11lntng salaries . Council r Habenicht expr ssed
r op1n on that th salary being stabltshtd brings It In 1,n with th s1l1 -
r o th 1n19 rand th e 11111nlclp1l Judge. Coun 11 r Hathaway nqu red
a ut t d · n1 ton o th Cit Attorney 's vacation t and wa adv std
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Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council Mellber Bullock
(i) A resolution concerning the 1991 salary and COllll)ensatton package
for the City Manager was considered. The salary proposed ts S77 ,510 which
reflects a S.6~ increase. The resolution was read by tttle and assigned a
number.
RESOLUTION NO. 103, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARY FOR THE CITY MANAGER FOR THE CALENDAR
YEAR 1991.
COIIICIL IIEMU ULTAY IIOVED, Ml) IT IMS SECClll)O), TO APPIOVE RESOLUTION NO.
103, SERIES OF lttO.
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motton carried.
Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wtggtns, Clayton,
Van Dyke
Council Nlllber Habenicht
Council Nellber Bullock
(J) A resolution concerning the 1991 salary and CCJIIP8nsatton package
for the Muntctpal Court Judge and the Muntctpal Court Associate Judges WIS
considered. Council Nlllber Vt99tns tnfol"llld Coun ci l that Council Mellber Bull -
ock has expressed a concern about the salary betng proposed for the Muntctpal
Cour t Judge; therefore,
COUNCIL IIEMO VJ.JIS IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECalED, TO POSTPCIIE ACTION ON MEIi·
DA ITEII II (j) IIITIL THE IIUT na• •Y SCHEDULED CJn COIIICIL IUTI ••
Upon quest on i ng, City Attorney DeVttt adv ised Council there WIS no probl ..
postponing act ton on thts tt .. until the next ... ting.
Vol results:
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Council rs Koltay , Hlthaway, W199 tns. Clayton.
Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Council r Bullock
( ) Ac n9 Dir tor Mart n pr stt1ted deta, ls concern ng t ard of
contract for th purchas of a Spec al Revenue Govtrtllltfttll ~Y lloftd n t
a unt of SlZ ,7SO,OOO for 1epans °" cc,,,struct Oft of tht ll ·C t Wut ... t r
Plant. On bld for th 1uu1net of th 8oftd was rtethtd froa tht Colorado
1t r our s and P r Otv lo,-nt Author ty w th an actual ntt st rat
on th nd not to c 10 .n,, aftd tht Int rut Oft tht actual t n rroa
Au r ty o th C ld not cttd 5.Z • N . Mart n st t
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bid be accepted as the only and bl L Lid received. lhe resolution awarding
the contract was assigned I nullber and read by title.
RESOLUTION NO. 104, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF A SPECIAL REVENUE
GOVERJIIIIENT AGENCY BOND OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF S12,7SO,OOO.
COUNCIL NUIIEI lfllllNS NOYED, -IT lfAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
104, SERIES Of ltto.
Interest rates IS offered in the bid were discussed. lt WIS again explained
that interest on the bonds issued by the Authority would not exceed 10.2S~;
the interest on the loan the City will receive from the Authority will not
exceed S.2S~.
Vote results:
Ayes :
Nays:
Absent :
Mot i on carr i ed .
Council Mellbers Koltly, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton ,
Haben icht, Van Dyke
None
Co un ci l Mellber Bullock
Ms. Mart i n s upplied add i t i onal t nfonutton concerning the issuance of the
bond s. She explained that in order to secure I AA rating on the bonds, which
would be f f n1n ci 1ll y 1dv1nt1990us, i t has been suggested that the Ci ty agree
that th fs bond be con si dered at par t ly wfth any future bond s which .. ., be fs .
s ued on the Bt -Ci t y pro ject or on sewer revenue funds . After cons i derable
discussion and furthe r expl anati on, no ob ject i on wa s ra f sed t o t hfs
suggestion
12 . lieneral Dfscuss t on
(1 ) Ma or 's Choi ce • or Van Dyke COlllltnded Counci l for the exped .
ous ann r ,n tch th It s °" th agenda had been handled .
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Council Member Habenicht expressed the opinion that attendance would offer an
opportunity for Mayor Van Dyke to interact with other leaders in the metro
area which will benefit the community. Council Member Clayton concurred,
stating Englewood needs to participate and have input into decisions which
affect this community.
Vote results:
Ayes: Council Members Koltay , Hathaway, Clayton, Habenicht,
Van Dyke
Nays : Council Mellber Wiggins
Absent : r,·•,ncil Metftb ~r Bullock
Motion carried. Mayor Va11 Dyke thal"·rrt the members lo r their support and com-
mented she would be pleased to share the results of the Caucus .
(iii) Mayor Van Dyke shared infor1111t i on concern i ng an upc 011 ing
International Recycling Syaposi ua to be held in Philadelphia , Pennsylvan i a,
February 19 -21, 1991 . She requested approval to attend this conference as her
one out -of-state trip for 1991 in line wi th the rec 011111e ndat i ons of the travel
pol i cy c01111ittee . She stated th i s conference f i t s i n we ll wi th her ca..i t ae nt
and i nvolv ... nt in waste .. nageaent and recyc li ng ; further that the i nfor-.-
t ion der i ved could be i nvaluable to Englewood 's new curb si de recycl i ng pi lot
progra•.
COUNCIL IIEJIIO cun• IIWED, -IT MAS S(ca£D, TO APPIOV( TN( MYOl'S
RE:QUHT FOi Ral• TO ATTm THE: IIITDIIATlcall RE:CYCU• SYINSIIII TO I( NE:LD
IN PMILADE:LPMIA, PE:IIISYLVANIA, FE:IIIUAIY lt•Zl, lttl.
Council Neabe r Cl ayton c01111nted that each coun cil lletllbe r sh ou ld ha ve an equ al
call on Council funding t o pur sue tho se th ings t hat bes t re present the inter -
ests of the ci t izens they hav e been e l ec ted to rerresent . He, t here f ore, sup -
ports this reques t .
Counc 1 "-ber Habenicht i nq ui red of the travel sub-co..lttH if this trip
does ft into the par ... ters of the policy rec01111nded . Council Neaber Hath-
away responded by 111platning It was a budget rec01111nd at Ion froa the bud9et
su b-c l tt", not necessarily a policy . The recoaa.ndatlon allows seven out -
o -s t1te tr ps per year which theoretlc1lly allows one trip per year per coun -
cil r but with tM flulbll lty for those seven trips to be util I zed b
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Mayor Van Dyke reiterated her interest in this conference as being paramount
to any other conference during 1991. The costs for attendance ts estimated at
S995. Council Melllber Habenicht connented that since the SMART grant calls for
SOtlle in-kind contribution from the City, perhaps the cost of the trip could be
included in a report as the City's contribution.
Council Member Koltay discussed the difficulty council members experience in
evaluating the effectiveness of conference programs. He expressed a need to
know in advance what the programs consist of in order to support attendance .
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Mellbers Hathaway, Cl ~yt on, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Council Memb~rs Koltay, Wiggins
Council Member Bullock
(b) Council Metlber's Choice
(i) Council Metllber Clayton brought forth three items:
(1) Council Member Clayton suggested it would be a good idea for someone on
Council to monitor the meetings and workshops of the Arapahoe County Cultural
Council since thus far Englewood has been unsuccessful in having a resident
named to represent the City. Council Mellber Wiggins volunteered; City Manager
Fraser offered to keep Mr. Wiggins posted concerning the 11eetings, etc.
(2) Council Mellber Clayton stated he had ~en lnforlltd the State Highway Oe-
part111ent has requested that Santa Fe Drive be reclassified to Category Z which
means the speed limit will be Increased to 55 mph frOII 45 i.ph. Additionally,
that the City of Littleton is opposed to that reclassification . Mr . Clayton
s ugg s ted that staff review this and 1111ke a r COllllendatlon to Council on this
tter . Mr . Fraser stated a letter frOffl hi• as City Manager has ~en prepared
indicating our concerns about this reclassification. Council concurred that
the letter should be transa !tted requesting that th change not be Made .
( 3) Counc 11 r Clayton addressed the OCMlts ic Violen ce Is sue .
COUNCIL IIUIIO CLAYTON NOVO TO DIUCT STAFF TO CCINTIIU DOlllSTIC VIOUNCE
FILIIIIS IN UICIPAL COUITi FUITNO THAT STAFF If DIUCTO TO FOINULATE IECON·
NOIDATIOIS THAT MOULD u•UJIOIT nan •n10NM. ITOIS:
l) A SUISTMTIAL SIIICNMI( ON [ACM DOlllSTIC VIOUNCE COllfT IN TNE
UIIIE OF SIO PO CCUIT1
2) A l(OUIIDOT THAT DlFIJIWITS COIITUCT Ml) PAY Foa TNEH M ,aou.
TIOI Ml)/f11 OTNO PIDIIMS1 Ml)
3) A UICIPAL Y,A,l.(, l'IOIIM I( lSTAlllSNED TO PIOVIDl FUNDI• ,oa
IIIUIOIT POmlATNS OF VICTIM,
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COUNCIL NEIIBERS CLAYTON AND HATHAWAY MOVED, SECOll>ED BY COUNCIL NEIIBER KOLTAY,
TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY IIAIIAIER TO ARRAIGN ALL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
CASES INTO ENGLEWOOD IUICIPAL COUIT& -CONTIIIJE TO IIOIIIC ON FORIIJLATION OF
AN EN&LEVOOD YALE BOAIID, THE INSTITUTION OF FEES/FINES ON ALL DEFENDANTS FOR
THE PURPOSE OF FIN)IN& ALL YICTINS' ASSISTANCE All> WITNESS PROGRAMS, All>
HAYIN& ALL DEFENDANTS PAY FOR PROIATION IY CONTRACT.
It was pointed out that the institution of fees and fines would be for all
defendants and that all defendants be required to pay for probation~
contract. ~
Council Nellber Habenicht asked for further clarification on the probation por-
tion of the 110tion.
City Attorney DeWitt stated the 110tion requires the process of 1rr1ign111ents to
continue as it currently exists; the second phase of the motion directs that
more infonution be provided at which tiae Council can 1111ke its decision.
Further, that nothing in the 110tion under consideration binds Council to any
course of conduct including surcharges, probation, or a Municipal V.A.L.E.
program. It does not establish fines, it does not establish probation policy,
and it does not establish a surcharge for any vio ations.
Cou ncil Nellber Habenicht requested that the •inu~es reflect that "the motion
Is just to continue with 1rr1ig1111ents of doaestic violence cases with
Municipal Court, and to study these issues for further consideration.•
Council Metlber Koltay c01111ented that to continue the progr .. as it currently
exists does apply a cost to the 1991 budget. He further c01111ented that the
prograa needs to be cost effective and paid for by the offenders; however, he
Is uncertain that a fine assess11e11t should be placed on all fees and fines to
pay for the progr•. He agf"ffs that probation should becontracted and paid
for by the Individual . He further stated he cannot endorse the continuance of
arraignaents In ""niclpal Court unt 1 the overall costs of the progra• are
assessed and a detera nation Is aade on how to fund it.
lh s po nl of vftw vu further discussed. and "r . Clayton pointed out that
r has not be n a r co...ndat on to Increase the budget which adds fapetus
l est1bl1S nt of a schedule of fees and fines along vHh a V.A.l.E .
r tog n ra r v nu froa th d f ndants to support the progra . I 1s
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Council Member Wiggins c0111111ented that he would app~iate aore advance infor-
mation on matters such as this.
After the City Clerk read the aotion one aore tiae for clarification, the vote
results were:
Ayes:
Nays:
Absent:
Notion carried.
Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht,
Van Dyke
Council Mellber Koltay
Council Nellber Bullock
(11) Council Metlber Wiggins asked for 1111,·e lnforution concerning
the Densel Ragland claim. City Attorney Dell1tt assured hi• aore inforution
would be forthce>11ing. Mr. DeWitt reported the Mtter had been referred to
CIRSA for review.
(111) Council Mellber Hathaway thanked Council for its support in
continuing the Dollesttc Violence Progr ... She explained she did not consider
this issue a budgetary ttea but a policy it ... and that is the reason she and
Mr. Clayton had presented tt in a aotton as opposed to a resolution adjusting
the budget. She requested that staff reassess the aonetary 111e>unt connected
with the d011esttc violence issue to deteraine what that aonetary 111e>unt actu -
ally represents.
(tv) Council Meaber Koltay requested that the City Attorney's of-
fice beginning January 1st provide Council with an assess .. nt of all costs and
t tae associated with the d011est tc violence progr•. Unt t1 the issue 1s rt ·
solved he wants to know lllhat those costs are.
(v) Council Mellber Habenicht requested a brief report on st9n1ge
and light in connection with the new parting restrictions or parking peNtts
tn the area surrounding the ht9h school. She stated she had heard there were
no signs up and that the students were uftCertaln as to lllheft and If the
restrictions were going Into place. City Nan199r Fraser reported that he was
unaware of any failure on the part of the City to have the slvns up, tnforce -
.. nt ts planned to c0111ence Deceaber 17 . He offered to check the part icul ars
and provide Council with a status report.
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(b) He inforaed Council that in 1980, Council approved 52 resolutions;
in 1990, 104 resolutions were approved.
( c) He adv tsed Counc 11 he wil 1 be on vacation froa Deceaber 20th
through January 3rd.
15. Adjounwnt
Prior to adjournaent, Council Nellber Habenicht expressed appreciation to staff
for the beautiful look t~~ City has, in particular the display in the Plaza
and along Englewood Parkway.
COUNCIL 111111D UL.TAY NDftD TO M,JGt"'II. TIie aeettng adjourned at 9:33 p.a.
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Mayor Suaan Van Dyke
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• tonderin1 •J ru11nat1on u a aabor of tha r.a11evooc1
!laction ec-tnion. 11luk you.
Sincerely,
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which shall be deemed incorporated by reference in this
.llqreel'll!l,t after its exacutioo by the parties thereto.
II. Ccrll>liance with Program ~s. In carrying alt loan
processing or approval -=tiviti• undar this ~t, the
Pl.i>lic Body ahall CXlll)ly with all applicable laws (including
Sectia\ 312), the Secretary'• Sec:tial 312 regulations at 24
en Part 510, all other IFPlicable Pedaral regulations, this
¥ at: and the Sacntary'• llll!it.icnal ~.
polici•, and ~ in the Secticn 312 Rahabilitatial
Loan Pror,rm llardxlak (111)-7375.01 REV-2), the CUe
Mlnagaant 8y9tla Not.ice (OD 86-13), and any applicable
• CCIIIOI' or all!i.ticnal 1-----(lwninafter aollectively
refenwd to • "Pu:+w ~·). llldllr this
¥ IL a1t, and in wwwda...-with auch Pl.GjLw ~.
the Pmlic Bolty'• 1o111 prooau1n; c1at:1a ganera11y 1nc1um,
but ... not lilli.t.s to, the follawinlJ:
a. Acolpting Secticn 312 ~ and initially acna\ing
puwpecUw bca1cw• to ct.ck 11.attm ttwy my CJl&}ify
fer a 8act.iCln 312 loan;
b. Aa1atJ.nl PEUS: ICUW balmMan in Clllll)leting the Ill)
lllPli,clll:ian fmmJ
c. Clbtainllll 111111 wdfyinrJ ~•Mia, an the puwpecUw
bcaa PW'• cndlt, finlnaaa an4 IPU+WttJ
d. tr II Cf'UIII tm ...... tt tllllt ia Ille allbject of a lacticm m w1tmttm 111111 ...._ 1:111& .a 11r1~ •
amt _.., l 11 .. p.epwe4 ta WWW 5 e with PruijiM ~.
e. Aaaatflll Ille PEClll*UW bcaiW to cbt.ain a
caa*111DWI
f. Dltemtflllll ....._ tm pnrs I Uw bcanw, hia or hlr
PE ... 't:J, 111111 tm ...... .a _. tm ellfibi I lty
,...1 ata of tm IIIDttm JU lllllllaillUIUcln I.a. .......
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Secretary mandates Wlder the Program Requiniml!nts that
the Plmlic Body undertake certain functioos in
processing, approval, settlement and disbursement of
Sectian 312 loans, the Secretary does so for the
financial bmefit of the United States and in
furtherance of national pi:ogran objectives, not for the
direct benefit of the inclivicllal boin'lwer. '1'he failure
of the Plmlic Body prcperty to perfOtm my of the
Ptogt• ~ lhall not create er justify any
claill againat the s.cretary on the part of a Section 312
bonw, or my othar pencn (including my
rehlbWtation contractor er ~lier er a tawtt in an
misted 1,tq,arty), and it lhall not canstitute grounds
for the bcl:1w er my third party to contMt the
validity of any 9act1an 312 1,C'OCHNd or lpprOll9d by the
Pmlic Body undllr thia • • ,t.
d. ktian by BorJ:w er 'fturd Part.i• Againat Plmlic Body. '1'he
atant ol liability' if Sf'/' of the Public Body to the
bcl:1w er my third party with ~ to my fwlcticn
parfc:aad by the Pd>Uc 8cdy undllr thia A;r ,t er the
PiOjlM ~ lhall be dlllt.aminad in accardllice with
IA)) icebla 8t.te and 1acal laf. llathin9 in thia Al)rI I I it
llhall be CXIIWtnad to lllltdat.e liabWty, er ~ • caiae of
acticn of my ldnll, by the bunw er my third party
-,aiMt the Public llodf er by the Pmlic ~ -,aiMt the
bcl:rw.
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prairia1m ol tJlia Ap ilt, inclllllinl lactJm 3.c. abouia,
the Pm1ic 9Dll.r vJ.11 Wtillt, ddmd and ho14 hem)-the
Qswurmilt with t...-ct to -, and all c1aia and ic-
cmad by ita fallun to CllllllJ with the Pioft• ~
ar the ~ ol IIIP' .,,.,,. ltate and 1acal 1af in ita
I* -1n1 ar 1141 OMl of IIctim 312 1olN .. thia
"'1 ilt, ar in the et:111•1t att1aant and~
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camlitted to make a section 312 loan to any borrower wttil
the written natificatia, of approval is sent to the Public
Body after recordatia, of the loan ooligatia, by t.~
applicable IU> RegiCl"lal Accounting Divisia,.
b. After notification of loan approval as described in Sectia,
4.a. above and before loan aettllllll!l'lt (closing), the
Secretary and/or the Public Body nay cancel an ~
Section 312 loan a\ly for the foll.owing reasons:
( i l Failuze of the boruw and the Public Body to pay the
requinc! application fee and any eacraw IIIDJntS, provide
Sf'/ necessary SUppl-.tal Financing, and cloae the loan
in acoxdn:e with the Ptog1• ~ a\d within
the tw ,-riod apecified;
(iil 'l'he loan is cmoeled with the conwit of the bxzcw
punulllt t.o ~ in the curnnt Rardxlok,
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(iii) 'l'he loan is rea:inciad by a bxzcw in 11C001:da1Ce with
~in-r.nding ~;
Uvl 1trt/ W\ atated in P.-1191: .. 6.a. ( 5 l through (I) of
the lllhlbilitaticn Loan,. at~ t.o be
~ ba4 a,n the bui.zw 111d the a.cnt.-y at loan
clminlJ, or c:aa+-abla pcori.a1ona in my ••= c • fcca
of. at.
c. Attar loan eatt1aant, the llcnt.-y Ind/or the PmUc ~
-, caim1 or taldnata the loan anly fer the nT11a11W at:
fCICth in ....... ' of the Rlblbllitaticn Loan Alp It
betr •• the a.::ntay and the bxzw with reapct to the
.... Olflld loan.
YI. ~ UlldiJI' Ottwr Q,ntucta: '1M ~ ot the part.ia \llldJ&'
this • • ,t Thall .. in lllllltJm to, 111d rat in dTlrolJllt.iGn ot'
the~ofthe-~mllrthe.....-.~for
......i ~ fer .,., of the Pllblic ~·· Pr•-claacribad in ~ion 1 t..ot .
Vll. lffectJ. .. ~ 111d ,-.. of Ap I It:
•• ~ • • It Thall tala eff9Ct Cal the data agned by the
pertia er Cal the elate of lta I ution by the lMt of the
pert1-hawto to C Rite this A9r at, ~ dcita 1a
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b. ~ A9r I ilt tJhall raain in eff9Ct until •.alll I 1af or
t.llFminlltlN in a C &rm with 11ctJ.on I or t of this
• ilt. Aa klll9 -this • ii 1a in .a.ct, the
..UC lodf -, Pl IE I 111d --t 11ctJ.on JU 10IM to the
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section 312 funds for obligatioo.
VIII. Voluntary &ulpensioo or Terminatioo:
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a. ~loo at Public Body Request. tl1eneYer the Public Body
believas that it lacks the capacity to process er approve
loans in IICOOrdance with the Pragrau Requ.irments, as
applicable, it shall give the secretary notice that it is
t•poradly suapalding both Parts I and II of this Agreaaaat,
er cnly Part II of this .Al)l'J I 1t, u applicable. In
additioo, the Plmlic Body may,m in its cli9c:retioo, giw the
Secntary notice fer my othar nucn that it is tAIIIICrarily
suspm&ng Parts I MCI U, or Part II cnly, at my othar
tila. Aff'/ such fru91*1Sloo lhall be eff-=tive 1-diataly
~ amt or at my latar tia ll*=ifi.ed by the Plmlic Body,
up to thirty (30) ca1andar days after the notice is amt,
proridld that the Sacntary .., E9qllin the Plmlic Body to
ccntina undar Part II far a ~i.ed S--iod, not to ....S
sixty days, in crdllr to ac -:'ete the aliticnal loan
approval wxklolld if the N,lic 8ody has elacted to mapmd
its functicns cnly undar Part II of this AirJr• 1t. After a
suapms1an Ill the pd)lic Body'• ~ undar this s.cticn
8 .a., the .... .did functiona lmdlir this .Al)l'I I lt ay not m
reinstllta4 mapt with the written c:awsnt ot both putiea.
b. 'IWllinatian. Parta I and U of thia Aial ,t, or Part II
cnly' shall teadnate vithcut .,, fmthlr act.icn by eitlwr
party tar.to after a pariod ot ta ln aanacutJ.w ca1andlr
...ttw ot ...--kn alJl'ad to by the part.lea, uni-... u.
taallnataS far ca.a CII' ~ by the llcntaly. In
adl!iti.ml, the N,lic 8ody .., ti• the lacntary not.1m that
it is tandMtinlJ this Aial 1t at -, ta fer -, WI.
Aff'/ mch t:eali.natial lhall be eff9ctiw f tietely "8m
...t' pror1dld that ttw lacntaly .., Nlpin ttw Nllic 8ody
to cantinae undar Part II far a ~i.ed ,-Sod, not to
..=-cS sixty < '°) clara, ln mllr to + tat. ttw
adl!itialal loan 44*cwl tatlload if the Nllic 8ody hM
elacted to -.1nllte l ts funcUana mly lnllr Pat II of this
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perfomance of affimat:ive activities such as closing
approued loans, inspecting properties being rehabilitated,
and requesting disbursement of loan funds cri behalf of the
borrower; and it IIIIIY continue to incur costs under the aa:;
progre for thoae continuing loan !ldninistration activities.
If tnly Part II of this agrea.eat is suspended or terminated urmr Section a or 9 hereof, the P\mlic Body IIIIIY ccntinue to
precess aid 11\bnit loans to the 5ecretary for approval, and
it fflllY incur coats under the aa:; program for that activity,
but it 11111Y not l(:IPrOll'8 the Section 312 loans under Part II,
nor IIIIIY it incur allG progr• coats for that functial.
IX. a.:rective or Rm11bl Actians: '!he Secntary may take corrective
or EaadiAl actians againat the Public Body if the secretary
datm:ainea, in his ,x her aole jUIIJ!ent, that the Public Body ha
failed to oaaply with me or m of the Progra ~-
Prior to initiating MY con:IICU'\19 or madial actiaw \mdllr
P.-.,rapha c. throlql j. of thia Section, the Secnrtary ehall give
the Pltllic Bady thirty days adu•ace noUce in writing or the
..:Ntary'• llpllCific finllinp of nanc Jll(,lim with Pro;r•
~ and of the Ftq,awd ca:ncUw or r-1iaJ actial(s).
flw Pmlic Body my admit infa:aatial to mitigate er nbit the
laCNtM'y'• findinga &rin9 mch thirty day period an4 the
8aCNtM'y will oanaidllr aach infa:aatial, but the aan-=tiw er
' aStaJ actiml(m will raa1n in effect uni-mdified ar
withdrawn by the lacntary. Qaz-:tiw er ~Ill actiaw my
incla ana er nan of the follawinlJ:
•• DinctJll9 the pDlic .._ to --t to allliticnal infamatian
al thair llactkln JU Lain Ptopw activitiea Nier i*GPW
8CNllala er c:ithar tn-of npacta;
b. laaain9 • lats of ICllin9 Allri.aing ttw N,Uc 8ady of the
.«ifk i*c+• cllfidancyt•> of fmther cUaw ~ will
be t.allal if ttw IIFlll'CIPl'iat ca:ncUw actiml(a) .. not
Ulan;
c. lllllar:iftlJ the i.nt.aft&l Ill> 8acUm 312 loan fund ~
fer ttw N,1.ic ~ fer die current fiacal )'NZ' ar Nlb:ing
wt/ aach .. i.,....nt fer die~ fiacal ,-r;
d. ~ Parta I 111d II, er c:nly Part II, of this
"9& 1 I 3 ,t, fer a a• ; a,.. tiacal ,.. u,-:t to oarr-:Uon
of ap-:1.fic dtfklanei• natad by the lacntary;
•• ~ ttw N,lic .._ to ~1ly ... local ~
flndl --n•J• to• bouw to CXIIIP1ate the nhabiliutian
of tu.a CIC' -pccpaRf ..... Ill) -----that the N,Uc lodf'• cllficient adldni9tntJm maaltied 1n -..u1tat1an
that clld nat ... both die ~ of tha nhlbillutian
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certain classes of Section 312 loan applications until
specific deficiencies in the processing of such applicatioos
are a:>rreeted by the Public Body; provided that the Public
Body shall ccntinue to aclninister already approved loans of
the affected classes unless otheiwise specified in writing by
the Secretary;
g. Mvi.sing the public Body that it fflllY no la¥Jer ~
certain clasaes of sectial 312 loan applicatiam witil
specific defide11c:i.es in the ~rcwal. of such applicatiam
are corrected by the Pmlic Body; proridac! that the Pmlic
Body llhall ccntinue to aclninister al.reac!y appmved loans of
the affected classes unl•• ot.herwi8e apecified in writing by
the secretary ;
h. Giving the Pmlic Body written notice of suapmaiat of Part I
and Part II, or ally Part II, of this Agrwat for apecified
came fer a apecified periol!; proridac! that aach a.pm,sial
ahall have the effect aet forth in sectial 8.e. of this
Agz r 1t unless otherwiN apecified in writing by the
Saent.ary;
1. Giving the Pmlic Body writtan notice of. tm:ainaticn of. Part
I and Part II, er cnly Part II, of this A9r at fer
apcified caae; proridad that u:h tmllinatian mall twv.
the effaet at forth in lllct.ial 8.e. of thia A11J1 at unlw
otharvi.-apcified in writing by the lacntay;
j • DaclJlriftlJ 1n ... er a loeallty inelicpbla far furthlr
&ectian 312 landing; prcNidld that thl N:,lic Body INll1
oant.ime to adllln1atar 9lctial 312 lama alnady "4*owd in
the .. er locality Wllau otlmviae apcified in writing by
the 91entary.
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~ and it.a ..i. to be twraJnto aff!Jad and ataated, thl
Plj)lic Body acllnawledlJN that it hu r.::,ei..S a oapy of the
eurrmt Baeticn 312 lllhlbilitaticn 1A*1 lft!Jr• llalllbxlk and the
CMh ~ 9y8ta Notice. ,,. N:)lic Body furthar
acbawi.t,N that it will infc:ma the wUC\llble Ill> Field Office,
in vri ting, if ttmw is _, c::han9e in thl N:llic Body <mt.act
'9ncn liatad in lllct.ial 11 of thia Alp I It, 90 that thl
9aeratary NI/ notify the N:llic Body of .,, mviaiona to the l'rOIF•~·-
XI. P\mlic Body ODnuct: flw follorin9 is thl naa, tit.le, ..-w
and teleflhane ...... ot. the priaary P\mlic Body cantact pa'9Clft.
flu.a is the panan to IIIO the lecnt.ary will dinet all notJ.caa
undlr this A11J1 ,t 11\d all iaaulraclaa er ott.r infcmatian er
~fro.the lacnt.-y cancmnln9 thl lact.icn Jl2 IA:llaft
Pro&Jr•· ,,. N:llic Body .... tMt it will f tiataly infclal
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the Public Body contact changes.
lntrOcb:ed, read in full, and passed al first reading CX'I the 17th day
of Deoentter, 1990.
Pmlished u a Bill for an ordinance al the 20th day of Deceat>er,
1990.
Raad by title and paaaed al final l:9eding CX'I the 7th day of January,
1991
PubUahac! by title• OEdinlnce llo. , Series of 1991, en tha 10th
day of Jamary, 1991. -
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IUTIAftD aY
nan IOUIICS
COUIICIL COINJIIICATlm
11 (a)
Rezoning of Seven
Parcel• between U.S.
285, DartfflOuth, Broadway, Santa Fe .
City Planning and Zoning Collllliaaion
Richards. Wanuah, Director of conaunity Development
set a Publ i c Hearing for conaideration of t he rezoning of varioua parc el• o f land
located wi th i n or adjacent to the Central Bua i ne•• Di atr i ct, and adopt t h• bi ll• f o r
ordinanc e• relating to rezoning the .. pro pert i ea.
nan .... YaH
Thu r e zon ng a ction waa initia t ed by the City P l a nning a nd l onin9 Co..laaion to
br ng the zoning of the a ubject par cel • nto con f onaance w th the eo.prehena ve ~and
u .. Pl a n. The reaon ng 1• aade neceaN ry by chaft998 in the u .. of the land thet
.. u the curre nt zoning inC011patible w th the ••la t n9 clevelc,s-ent and o pro c
the Centra l a u a ineaa D atrlct f roa potentially lncoapatibla land u .. a on heN par-
cela. Th • reaon n9 a ction w 11 not create ally noncon f oniing u .. a w th1n the aub-
Je c t parcela .
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The area• identified aa Section 2 and Section 4 -r• originally left in the I-1,
Light Induatrial, zone claaaification becau•• the u••• propoaed for thoae properties
-r• permitted in the I-1 Zone Diatrict, and they -r• under ••parate ownerahip.
The I-1 zoning of Section• lA and 18 goe• back to the year• that a cannery was lo-
cated on the property.
The City Hall i• located in Section 6, and that area waa zoned 1-l, Light In-
duatrial, to accoanodate the fo~r Norgren plant. The B-2 zoning in Section 7
trace• back to the etrip coanercial zone along the highway.
The propoeed zoning of the area which i• now part of Cuahing Park from I-1 to R-2
would place all of the park land in the aame zone cla••ification. Th• I-1, Light
lnduetrial, zoning i• no longer appl icab le .
The propoaed zoning will place all of the property north of U.S. 285, eaat of Santa
Fe Drive, -•t of Cherok-, and aouth of Floyd Avenue, a• -11 a• the north Cin-
derella City parking lot, in the B-1, Buain••• lone Diatrict.
The City Planning and Zoning CO..iaaion ha• diacu•••d th••• rezoning• periodically
for eeveral year•1 but until thia tlae, ha• not initiated the rezoning action. In
1983, the Planning CO..iaaion did conaider a new buein••• zone claeaification, a-oo,
auein•••-Downtown Development, and actually had a public hearing to rezone the area
eaat of South llati Str-t, including the City Hall and the Firet National Bank
property. On .July 25, 1983, the -tter of the new zone claaaification and th•
rezoning wa• poatponed indefinitely by the City council.
There have been eignificant change• in the e01111ereial area eince 1960 which juatify
the re1on ng of the .. properti•• which are now coned l-1, Light lnduetrial, to a-1,
Bu• ne••• end froa B-2, Bueine••• to B-1, Buain•••·
The propoa.d re1oninge will bring the 1oni~g in thi• area into conforeance with th
Coa,prehen • ve Plan.
The Ci y Planning and Zoning Callaieeion he d a public hear ng on the propo.-d rezon-
1ng• on Novea:ber 13, 1990. There -r• no pereone at the Publ c Hearing who op •
lhe rezonl.nga. A ll of the -r• of the eub)ect properti•• -re no 1fled o f h
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r o tMtd re1oning1 none have f'e9i•tered ob ,ectlona.
• that ha.,. occurred n the area• n
Plann ng and lonlng CO-lHLOft hH
pereel• I.a no l~r appl ,ea le.
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CITY OP' BIIGLIIIIOOD PLIUIIIIIIO IUID IONIIIO COIMISIION
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #S-90,
FINDINGS OP' FACT, CONCLUSIONS
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING
TO A REQUEST TO REZONE SEVEN
PARCELS OP' PROPERTY ADJACENT
TO OR WITHIN THE CENTRAL BUSINESS
DISTRICT.
Commiaaion Menlber• Preaent,
Commiaaion Metllber• Abaent,
FINDINGS OP' FACT AND CONCLUSIONS
OP' THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION.
Garlick, Glynn, Schult&, Shoop, Coven•, Cronk,
Dunaer, and Daviet.
Tobin
Thia matter ca-before the City Planning and loning Commiaaion on November 13,
1990, upon the initiation of action by the City of Inglewood to rezone aeven parcel•
of property adjacent to or within the Central luaine•• Diatrict.
Th• City of Englewood, repr•••nted by Harold J. Stitt, Planner, Depart111ent of COlll-
munity Develo~nt, wa• pre .. nt and gave teatiaony and evidence before the Coaaia-
•ion. The Staff Report and oral teatiaony were received and incorporated into the
record of the Public Hearing. After conaideri119 the •t•t-nta of witne• .. • and
reviewing the relevant docuaenta, the City Planni119 and loning Coaaiaaion .. de the
following finding• and concluaiona ,
r1•1-OP PACT
I. That the Publ ic Hear ng waa 1nlt ated by the City of Inglewood for the rezoning
of aeven parc el, o f property ad,acent to or wLthin the Central lu1ine••
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rezoning•.
8. That the Department of Conwnunity Development recommended approval of the pro-
posed rezoning•.
CONCLUSIONS
l. That proper notice was publiahed in the En9lewoo ,t Sentinel, the official City
newapaper, on OCtober 25, 1990.
2. That the proposed re&oning• are conaistent with the intent and purpose of the
Comprehenaive Plan.
3. That the proposed re&oning• were initiated by the City of Englewood.
4. That the propoaed re&oning• were conaidered by the Planning and Zoning CC>fflfflia-
aion at a Public Hearing on November 13, 1990.
nsuroas, it h the decision of the Planninq and Zoning CC>fflffliaai on that the pro-
poaed re&oning of the Mven parceh, a• hereinafter deacribed, be approved and be
referred to City council with a favorable recoaaendation.
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Conwnencing 1318.35 f .. t South of the Northeaat corner of the Southeaat one-quarter,
Section 33, T 4 S, R 68 W, 6th P.M., in the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado;
thence Weat at a right angle 163 f .. t +/-, vhich h the true point of beginning;
thence continuing Weat 501.65 f .. t +/-to the laat line of the AT, SF RR right-of-
way, thence Northeaaterly 624.96 f .. t +/-to a point; thence laat 267 feet+/-to a
point; thence South 620 f .. t +/-to the true point of beginning.
Exiating Zone Oiatrict:
Propoaed Zone Diatrict:
1-1, Light lnduatrial.
8-1, Buaine••·
SBCTICJa 3
Conwnencing in the North-•t corner of the South-at one-quarter of the South-•t
one-quarter, Section 34, T 4 s, R 68 W, 6th P.M., thence laaterly along the North
line of aaid South"'8at one-quarter of the South-•t one-quarter, Section 34, a dia-
tance of 991.1 f .. t to a point; thence an angle to the right of 90°06' aoutherly a
diatance of 65.5 f .. t to a point, vhich i• the true point of beginning; thence laat-
erly an angle to the left of 90°06' a dhtance of 150 f .. t to a point; thence
aoutherly an angle to the right of 90°06' a diatance of 150 f .. t to a point; thence
-•terly an angle to the right of 89°54' a diatance of 150 f .. t to a point; thence
northerly an angle to the right of 90°06' a diatance of 150 f .. t to the true point
of beginning, Section 34 T 4 S, R 68 W, 6th P.N., in the County of Arapahoe, 8tate
of Colorado.
Ex ating Zone Dlatrlct1 1-2, General luaineaa.
Propoaed Zone Diatrict : 8-1, Buaine••·
8991nn1ng at• po nt vhere the laat l1ne of the AT, SF IUI right-ot-va y interaeeta
h the centerline o f Highvay 285 (Weat llaapllen A-nue11 theftc:e laat alonci .. 1d
erl1ne to• po nt 4 64 f .. t •/-Weat of the Weat line of Sect1on 33, T 4 S, R 61
th P.M., in the County of AraSMi hoe, State of COlorado; thence North to a point
t .. t North of the North line of aa1d N191tvay 2851 thence .... t to the laat line
o f the AT, SF IUl r 9ht-of-way1 thence aoutllveaterly t o the true point o f beginn1ftCJ •
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Conwnencing at the Southea•t corner of the Southwe•t one-quarter, Section 34, T 4 s,
R 68 W, 6th P.M., in the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado; thence We•t along
the South line of Section 34 1,340 feet+/-to the point of beginning; thence North
750 feet+/-along the weet line of vacated McKinley Subdivi•ion line to the center-
1 ine of We•t Girard Avenue; thence Weet along the extended centerline of We•t
Girard Avenue to the centerline of south llati Street; thence South along •aid cen-
terline to the South line of Section 34; thence la•t to the true point of beginning.
Exi•ting Zone Di•trict:
Propo•ed Zone Di•trict.
I-1, Li ght Indu•trial.
B-1, Bu•ine••·
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Co.aencing at the Southea•t corner of the Southwe•t one-quarter, Section 34, T 4 s,
R 68 w, 6th P.M., n the County of Arapahoe, State o f Colorado; thence We•t along
the sout h 1 ne o f Section 34 1,340 feet•/-to the point of beginnlng; thence North
along the we•t line extended a nd the Weet line of vacated Mc Kinley Subdivi•ion t o
the center l ne of We•t H.,.pden Place; thence la•terly along •a id centerline to the
centerl ne of Inglewood Parkway; thence South to the South line of Section 341
thence We•t to point of beginninq.
Ix •t ng lone Di• ric , 1-2 , General l uaineea.
Propolled lol\9 Dia r ct, 1 -1, l ua neea.
Upon a vote on a IIIO lOn .. de at the ... t ng o f the City Planning and Ion ng Coawa •-
aaon on Noveaber 13, 1990 by Mr . Glynn, eeconded by Mr . Coven•, wh ch .otion atat•••
·T • Plannln9 COlll!lli aa on ~rec1te,ac .. e1flndd to City counc 1 the he ~one cl aaalficat on
o r t afor nt oned parcel• of property north or u.,. 21S, •••t o f SOuth Santa
r • of SOUth Br ay and aovth o f Weat Da ruaout Av n1o1e, be changed
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The rezoning of several parcels of land adjacent to the Central Business
District.
DATE TO IE CONSIDOElh
Noveaber 13, 1990
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TIie Planning Coaission has considered the proposed rezonings previously on
several occasions, and on Septeaber 5, 1990 the consensus was to sclledule a
Public Hearing for Noveaber 13, lttO .
PIOCEDUIEa
The PlaMing Coaission ts required to hold a Public Hearing on the proposed
rezonings. The recaaendatton of the '1111111111 Coatsston to approve or dNy
the rezontngs •st bt forwarded to ttty eoacn. ttty touncn wtll llold a
Public Hearfng on the proposed rezon1ngs before aak1ng the final dtch1N.
DENl1JP1' OF CGIIUlln PfflMIIIU MDII
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SECTION 1
current Zonin1: 1-1, Light Industrial
Proposed Zonint: R-2, Mtd1• Dtns1ty Residential
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leneral Dncrt;ion: Section 1 1s bounded by the centerline of West Dartllouth
Avenue on therth, Cinderella City's North Parking lot on the South, the AT
I SF RR right-of-way on the Vest, and Cushing Park on the East.
Htsmtal _ ...... I Currently, this preperty 11 zoned 1-1 (Light In·
dus~aij.r.iion for this zoning class1f1cat1on takes place prior to the
IMO adoption of zoning laws by the Ctty, at "9ich ti• the Public Service c_,..., located a substation on Vest Dartaouth Avenue 1n "9at 1s now the
Nortlleast corner of Cushing Park. In addit1011, a cannery was located °" the
SNtll side of 111st Dartaouth Avenue, next to the AT I SF railroad r1gllt-of-
-.,. Neece, the industrial class1f1cat1on was applied to tll1s a"a (Uftdtr the
IMO Z011t .. 1.,.) tn order to ,. ... 1t the cont11111ed use of the substat10II ud
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AltllNIII the perk 11 a11owcl ....,. tlle CWT11t 1-1 c1111tftcau ... ,art of
tll1s public fac11ttJ 11 located 11 • 1-Z (llldt• DN1tty ltstdNtial) dis-
trict . I• ltpt o this referwe, tt ts recm 111ded tllat tlle 1-1 z•t11
cl111tf1cat1011 be changed to R·Z (llldi• DN11ty ltstdNtial), to COlfcn..,.
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Current Zoning: 1-1 Light Industrial
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leneral Descr~ions Section 2 ts bounded by the centerline of West Eastman
Avenue extend on the North, the centerline of West Floyd Avenue on the
South, the AT l SF RR right-of-way on the West, and the centerline of the
Huron/Inca alley.
H11t,rtca1 n~s Currently, the property ts zoned 1-1 (light Jn-
dus~tai) incl~~ since the adoption of zoning laws by the City in 1940;
however, no industrial developaent has ever taken place on this site.
lnlOII for .. 1ont~1 The property ts currently being used by Cinderella city
as a surface parli ng lot. There are eight duplex units and two single f•11y
hoats located adjacent to the lot on the east. These residences are located
in the R-2 (Nedh• Density Resident tal) dtstrtct on the west side of the HOO
block of South Huron Street.
In order to provtde for •re untfor11 zoning around the Cinderella Ctty Coa-
plex, it ts reca•1nded that the 1-1 (Ligllt lndustrtal) classtftcatton be
changed to l·l, lustness, to correspond •re appropriately to the adjacent 1-1
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tnlersectton o south Elati Street and West Floyd Avenue.
Historical ~· Thts site was once a part of Englewood's City Park and
was later z~(Business) to penait the construction of the Cinderella
City Coaplex and other c-rcial uses on what was once park land. A request
WIS lllde in 1112 at the ti .. the Cinderella City City CClllplex WIS planned for
develop11e11t, to allow a 150' x 150' parcel to be zoned 8-2 (Central Business),
which would penait the construction of a Texaco gas station on llest Floyd
Avenue. The Zoning Coaission reca••ncltd the request for rezoning be ap-
proved on October 26, 1112.
~ for ':.f,i1111 Currently, PIiar-Nor Plaza occupies this site and the 8-
zon ng ts no onger necessary. Therefore, it 1s reca 11111ed that the 8-2
classification be reverted back to 8-1, in order to correspolld with the ad-
jointnv 8-2 zone classificatton, IS well IS confona to the unifona zontnv
request outlined tn the 1979 Coaprthenstve Plan.
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Current Zoning: I-1, Light Industrial
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leneral Descri,tion: Section 4 is bounded by the centerline of U.S. 285 (West
Riiipclen Avenue on the South, the AT l SF RR right-of-way on the West, Skip-
pers Property line on the East, and about 500 fHt of the Cinderella City
parking lot on the North.
Htgtort~1 lactvouncl: This site was zoned industrial s0111ti• in tht late 14 's a was never actually part of the City Park. The site was to bt tht
location of a restaurant and an auto .,.,.., .. ,·e busines s . al\CI tt was the opinion
of the City that there was no need to rezone the site when Cinderella City was
being constructed, because the proposed uses were perattted under tht in-
dustrial classification.
Rfl°" for llzoni!fl The site ts currently occupied by Shollbiz Pizza and
ppers sia Food staurant. The 1-1 (light Industrial) zoning classifica-
tion 1s not needed for this site to coaply with its current land ust. It is,
therefore, recoaended that the 1-1 clusif1cat1on be changed to 1-1 (lus1-
MH). The proposed change would provide for aore un1fora 1oni119 around the
C1ndere11a City Coaplex, IS •11 IS confor11 to the un1for11 ZOfti119 recauest out-
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Southiiiis~trance to Cinderella City and Bank Western.
ft1g1 ~1 The site 1s currently zoned 8-2 (General Business). -z ZOii ng was applttcl to the property at the ti• the Cinderella City
COIIPltx was zontcl 8-1 (Business), in order to accoaodate a J.C. Penney's
AutOIIOtive Senice outlet, which would not have been a penaitted use under the
1-1 classification.
'91m fw llzontn11 The J.C. Pewy AutOIIOtive Senice outlet is now the
~on of lint Western and Minute Nan Press, and the B-2 (General Business)
zoning classification is not nttdtd for this site to confora with its current
land use. Therefore, it is recal81nded that the 1-2 Classification be changtcl
to 8-1 (Business), in order to provide for aore uni fora zoning in and adjacent
to the Cinderella City C011Plex, 11 well as confona to the unifora zoning
request outlintcl in the 1171 Coaprthtllsive Plan •
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Avenue on therth, the centerline of U.S. 285 (West Haapden Avenue) on the
South, the centerline of South Elati Str .. t on the West, and the alley on the
East side of City Hall.
H1stor1ca1 llctp;ounds The site was zoned 1ndustr1al in the SO's to perait
thi Nortren Coapany, aanufacturers of hydraulic and pneuaat1c equ1paent, to
locate 1n Englewood. In 1964, the t. l Ly purchased the building to bl used as
the City Hall, and because the public facn 1ty was pera1tttd under the 1n-
dustr1al class1f1cat1on, the zon1nt was never changed. later, 1n 1967, the
First National Bank of Entlewood constructed a bank and office bu11d1ng on
West Hupden Avenue, and the ZOft1ng was not changed because the use was al-
lowed under the 1ndustr1al class1f1cat1on.
'-"onbf~r l11~1nu The site 11 currently occupied by the Englewood City i aii1 wesern portion of the First National Bank of Entlewood property.
It 11, therefore, reca .. 1nded that the 1-1 (light Industrial) classification
bl chanted to 1· l ( lus 1 ness) , to reflect the types of uses 1 n the area and
should City Hall bl relocated, 1t would provide for •re un1fora1ty 1n the
City's zoning as reca111nded 1n the 1171 Coap...._.s1v1 Plan.
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Section 7
Current Zoning: B-2, General Business
Proposed Zoning: B-1, Business
&eneral DescrtDtton: Section 7 is bounded by the centerline of West Haapden
Place to the North, the centerline of U.S. 215 (West Hllll)den Avenue) on the
South, the centerline of South Delaware Street extended on the West, and the
centerltne of Englewood Parkway on the East.
Htstortcal lack~ The site was zoned 1-2 (General Business) in the late
So's. The Ftrs a ional lank of Englewood constructed its office and bank
butlding on thts site in 1167, and did not pursue a zoning change because the
use was allOIMd under the B-2 classificatton.
hason for hzontntu The duel zoning classification of the First National
lank property ts not consistent with the character and current use of the
property. It ts, therefore, reu•1nded that the 8-2 (General Business) clas-
sification be chlllled to 1-1 (lustness) to provide aore consistent zoning as
outlined in the ltft Comprehensive Plan.
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CR>INANCE NO.
SERIES CF 199r-
BY At.miORITY
A BILL FCR
COONCIL BILL NO. 1
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Ml CR>INANCE APPIOIDG THE REZamG CF PR:PER'l'lC JOHE) BY THE C!N1'BRLINE
CF WEST rwmaml AV!HJE Clf THE tUl'l'H, THE CfNl'ERLINE CF Wl!8l' FA91MM
AV!HJE EltT!KB> CJf THE SClffll, THE AT a SF RAIIaw> RIGHl'-a'..-Y CJf THE
WEST, .¥1> THI !'AS'l'IIIN PalTICJf CF aJSHDG PAR!( CJf THE QS'l' mat I-1, LIGHl'
naJS'l'RIAL TO R-2 , MPDlllt Il'BSITY RESIDfH:E.
IH!:RF.AS, the City hu purchased the five acre parcel that vu
adj11C91t to OJshing Parlt en the Nut in order to provide additicnal
recreation facilities;
NHDDS, changes hne taken place in the area which rendllr the
previoualy i..,aeed zone cluaificaticn of I-1, Light Incl.latrial
~ible vith edating developant; and
~. the rezioning of this 1-d to R-2, Madia Danaity RMidlnce
vill caiae the acning of the Qmhing Parlt anda tote be entirely vithin
the ... acne claaificaticn; and
IIIDDS, the rezioning to R-2 clwificaticn ~d pmridl m unifcm
aaning vithin the Ci ty u outlined in the ~via Plan; and
IIDDS, the reaaning vill net cnata lff'/ nanconfam1ng lmd maa an
the eff ect.ad peroal ; and
IIIIIDS, the l!ngi.cod Plaw.ncJ and Saning a-iaaicn held• Public
tl .. dnq, rwi..ad and NC .did the N80IUll9 of thia prqmty to the City
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P'IQ 8IXI>' <UalADO' AS IQUIII:
ing of the pcq.wty dw:ru.d belcw f rca I-1,
\II 0.-ity ._idlnr:le u IIPPCO\llldt
CClllaM:ing 1n the ~ OCl'llel" of the loutMMt
lan l J, T 4 I, R 61 W, 6th P.M., 1n thll Qulty
of ~, thMce lllet«ly alcnr, the llclcth
'°'*INMt. ~ l9cUoft >>, a diatMa of 116
of the AT a a,• rl,fht.-ot..-.yi ct...
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Bl 'nlat property ccmnencing in the Northwest corner of the Southwest
one-quarter, Section 34, T 4 s, R 68 N, 6th P .M. , in the County
of Ar apa..1'1oe, State of Colo rado; thence Easterly along the North
line of said Southwest one-quarter section 34, a distance 120
feet +/-to a !> i nt; therv:· ~ ' •11 a distanc ~ o .. 684 feet +/-to a
point; thence \"lest 120 feet + /-to the \-lest line of Section 34;
t."lence North 684 feet +/-t.,-, U1e point of beginning.
Introduced, read in full, and passed al first reading al the 7th
day of January, 1991.
Pl.i>lished as a Bill for an Ordinance al the 10th day of January, 1991.
ATTESr:
fatrlcla u. Crcii, clty de&
I, Patricia H. craw, City Clerk of the City of D,gi..ood, Colorado,
tm..a,y certify that the lllbov9 and foregoing ia a true capy of a Bill far an
ordinance, intzoll.lced, niad in full, and puNd al first reading an the 7th
-, of Jmu,ary, 1991.
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PROPOSED REZONING REqUEST
SECTION 1
Current Zon1n1: 1-1, Light Industrial
Proposed Zon1n1: R-2, Medium Density Residential
llneral Descr11t1on: Section 1 is bounded by the centerline of West Dartaouth
Avenue on theorth, Cind~rella City's North Parking lot on the South, the AT
l SF RR right-of-way on t he Wtst, id •. hing Park on the East.
H1st~1"1 'ck1rouncl1 Currently, this property is zoned 1-1 (Light Jn-
dustFa .e reason for this zoning classification takes place prior to tht
19'0 adoption of zoning laws by the City, at which ti• the Public Service
CC111Pany located a substation on West Dartaouth Avenue in what is now tht
Northeast corner of Cushing Park. In addition, a cannery was located on tht
South side of West Dartllouth Avenue, next to the AT l SF railroad right-of-
way. Hence, the industrial classification was applied to this area (under tht
1140 zoning laws) in order to perait the continued use of the substation and
'tht cannery.
fft!o;:Jlt !tt£''1f' Tht City's 1971 CC111Prthtn11vt Plan recaw1ndtd that t11t y st ve acre parcel that 1s adjacent to the park (which it has
dont) and pm1dt additional recreation faci'1t111 (pp. U · '6). Furthtr-•n, tllt CC111pnll11111vt Plan outlines (pp. IZ-14) the nttcl for a •re •1fora
ZNtng policy w1t'1n tht City.
Althoup tht park ts allOllltd under the current 1-1 cla11tftcat1111, part of
t"11 public fac111tJ ts located 1n an l·Z (Mtdh• Dtn11ty lts1deat1al) dis-
trict. In 11gllt o this reference, 1t 11 ncaw111dtd that tllt 1·1 , .. 1 ..
cla111f1cat1N bt chlftlld to l-Z (Mtd1ua Density lt11dtnt1al), te confora aore
a,propr11t1ly w1U. the sltt'f'OUlld1111 ns1cltntia1 and recreati1111l character of
tllt 1re1. Furtlltraore, tht l-Z c1asstf1cat1on ..uld provide for •re •iftra
ZN1ftl within tllt City as outlined in tht C.,rthttls1vt Plan.
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BY AIJl'HORITY
CXXH:II. BII.L NO. 2 CR>DWICE NO.
SERIES <I' 199r-:x=m¢i}.,;Cn.
A BIIL Fat
AN CR>DWICE APP~ THE ~ING <I' PJOl'ER"I i BCUIDED BY THE c:mrERI.INE
<I' 11!:S'l' F.AS'l'MM AVl!NUE 1!X1'!H>ED ~ THE NCRDf, THE Cl!Nl'ERLINE <I' WEST ftDl!D
AVIHJE ~ THE SOO'DI, THE AT a SF RAILRCW> RIGlrl'-a'-Wl>.Y ~ THE WEST, Ml> THE
CDll'm,lNE <I' THE IIIR:fi/IM:A AUZ'l !10t 1-1, LIGlrl' DIXJS'DUAL 'ro B-1
11.JSINESS.
WHEREAS, the property is currently being UNd by Cinderella City u a
surface parking lot; and
WHEREAS, there are eight cq,lex units 111d blO aingle-f..Uy hcaN
located adjacent to the lot en the eut "'1ch are located in the R-2,
Madi\ft-Density Residence District en the wat aidlt of the 3200 block of
South Huron Street;
llmtF.AS, currently the property is aawd I-1, Light InclJatrW 111d
such aoning is incc:npatible with eciating aoning adjacent to the
Cinderella City OCllplex; and
IIIPJDS, this property is adjacent to the Cindltnlla City a.pi.
which is zawd B-1, Buaineu; and
llmtF.AS, the reaoning of this land to ~l, luaineu will brinJ the
aoning into canfomm1Ce with the aoning of the adjacatt Cindltnlla City
OClll)lex property; and
IIDDS, the reaoning will ~ cnata Ifft nanccnfominlJ land uaaa en
the effected parcel; and
lllll!MM, the D,gl.alood Plaming and laninl) Omai.Micn hald a N:IU.c
HMrinl), rwvi-4 and rec, idlld the rea:ininlJ of this property t.o the City
Council;
NCW, fliDUUC!, • IT ~ BY ffE CITY CXUCIL C, 'DIE CITY C,
D1CU1«X1>, OCltJINYJ, AS Pa.lOll 1
lllc:ticn 1. 'Iba rucnl.nlJ of the propwty d•cdbed below fraa I-l,
J...l"1 ln&iitrW t.o 6-1, luaJ.neu ls ~I
1hat pniperty in9 Ull. 35 f~ lcuth of the llrXt.heNt QX'MI' of
the lauthMI ~, lact.icn lJ, T 4 I, R 61 W, 6th P .N. , in die
Qr:Qlt)" of Ar~. of Oolcndoa dlalce IIINt a • ritht .. la 163
t +/-. which is die true point of betlmint, UlalCe oantJndnt --
501. 5 t •/-to the UM of the AT I • • ritht~--r, dlalcle
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Current Zoning: 1-1 Light Industrial
Proposed Zoning: 8-1 Business
leneral Descri~tion: Section 2 is bounded by the centerline of West E1st111n
Avenue extend• on the North, the centerline of West Floyd Avenue on the
South, the AT I SF RR right-of-way on the West, and the centerline of tht
Huron/Inca alley.
H1stor1cl1 !•ck1round1 Currently, 111 property h .. ontd 1·1 (light Jn.
dustrtai a has bttn since tht adoption of zoning laws by tht City in 1140;
however, no industrial developaent has ever taken place on this sitt.
Reason for lezon1n11 Tht property ts currently being ustd by Ctndtrtlla city
as a surface parking lot. Thtrt art tight duplex units and two single faaily
hOllts locattd adjacent to tht lot on tht east. Thtst rtsidencts art locattd
in tht l-Z (Mtdi1a Dtnsity Residential) district on the west side of tht 3200
block of South Huron Street.
In ordtr to prov1dt for aort unifor11 zoning around tht Cinderella City CCIII·
plex, it 1s rte-ndtd that the 1·1 (Light Industrial) classification be
changed to 1·1, lusintss, to correspond aort appropriately to the adjacent 1·1 zoning of Cinderella Ctty.
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AN <R>DWCE APPIOll]«; 'ntE REZam«. CF PRPFZ'Y ux=ATm (If 'ntE 9XmDS'l'
CXRmt CF 'ntE INl'ERSB:TIClf CF !Dffll ElATI STREET MD WEST PUM> AVIHJE not
B-2, IIJSINESS ro B-1, BUSINESS.
IID!'AS, this property .,.. a¥:e a part of the Englewood City Park and
wu later zoned B-1, &Jsi.neu to .:x.;::m,w date the construction of the
Cindarella City CClll)lex and other ocmnercial WN!S; and
WHEJUWi, in 1962 a request WU approved to change the zoning of the
subject property to B-2, a.ineu to ax, -date the oonatruc:tion of • gaa
station fronting on Nest Floyd Avenue; and
Wll!IUWI, currently Phar-fbr Plaza ~ies this site and the
previoualy 1Jll)ONd zone cluaifiation of B-2, a.ineu is no longer
neceeaary; and
NIIDDS, the ruoning of this land to B-1, a.inns will l:rinl) the
zoning into ~ vi.th the uni fom zoning mtli.md in the 1'79
~ive Pliln; and
NIIDDS, the ruoning will not create q ncnxinfoaain9 land -.. an
the effected parcal; and
lltDrM, the Engl.-.ood PaminlJ and Zanini) 0-1Mion tald a f\DUc
llllllrinl), rwviewad and ,ec. .did the reSJni.n9 of this t*Ui**tt to tlw City
Council;
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Sact ion 1 . 1'w RICINJll1 of the t*Ui** ty d•::dbed belo, fn:a ~2,
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a distance of 150 feet to the true p:,int of beginning, Section 34
T 4 s, R 68 w, 6th P.M., in the C'.ounty of Arapahoe, State of
Colorado.
Introduced, read in full, and passed a, first reading a, the 7th day
of January, 1991.
Published u a Bill for an Ordinance a, the 10th day of January, 1991.
AT'l'Z8'1':
fatrL:la A. erciw, clty cierk
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerk of the City of lngl..aod, <bl.ondo,
hmwby certify that the aboYe and foregoing is. true oapy of. Bill fer
anOrdiMnce, int..roclJCed, Nae! in full, and puNd an first reading en the
7th day of January, 1991.
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Current Zoning: 8-2, General Business
Proposed Zoning: B·l, Business
leneral Descri,tion: Section 3 is locited on the Southeast corner of the
intersection o South Elati Street and West Floyd Avenue.
H1s~rica1 lackaround: This site was once• part of Englewood's City Park and
was ater zoned 1-1 (Business) to penait the construction of the Cinderella .
City Coaplex and other connerchl us e . ·, 11h1t was on tr-park land. A request
was .. cit in 1962 at the tlaie the Cinrl i _,,, City City tv~plex was planned for
dtvelopaent, to allow 1 150' x lSCl' parcel to be zoned B·Z (General Business),
which would penait the construction of I Texaco gas station on West Floyd
Avenue. The Zoning Coaiuion rec:oaended the request for rezoning be ap-
proved on October 26, 1962.
19as:'is for lezon1ntu Currently, PIiar-Nor Plaza occupies this s1te and the B·
zon ng 1s no longer necessary. Therefore, 1t is recoaended that the B·Z
classification be reverted back to B·l, in order to correspond with the ad·
joining B·Z zone clusiftcation, 11 well II confona to the unifona zoning
request outlined in the 1979 COIIP,rehtnsive Plan.
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CXXJNCIL BILL NO. 4 CIIDINANCE NO.
SfmES CE' 199Y--
BY AUTHCJUTY ~v
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AN <R>INANCE APPROVING 'fflE REZctUNG CE' PRPERTY BCllm!D BY 'fflE aN1'ERLINE
CE' U.S. 285 (WEST HAMPDm Ava«JE) Clll 'fflE scvm, 'fflE AT & SF RAIIaw>
RlGtrr-0'-wAY Clll 'fflE WEST, 'lHE ~ PRPERTY LINE CE' 'lHE PRa'ERTY IIBl'1'IFim
AS 999 WEST HAMPDEN Ava«JE CN 'fflE ~, MD APPJOCIK\TELY 500 F!ZT C6 'DIE
DffllWEST ~ CE' 'fflE CINDERELLA CITY PAR.ICIJ«; UJJ' ~ fflE NCRl'H, !WM 1-1,
LIGtrr INOOSTRIAL ro B-1, WSINESS.
WHf.JtF.AS, this property was zaled indlatrial acmetine in the late
1940's; and
WHf.JtF.AS, at the time of the oonst.ruc:tion of Cinderella City, the
sd>ject site was to be the location of a restaurant and auto NrVice
business, both permitted uses in the 1-1, Light Ird.lstrial 1.or'8 District,
and therefore it was deemed unnecessary to change the zone cluaificatia\;
and l ./ '1flc.
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IIIERF.AS, the site is currently the location of '~iz z~
Skippers Sea Food Restaurant and the rezoning of this land B-1,
Buaineu will provide more unifor111 zoning adj-=-t to the Cindarella City
aJll)lu, u wll u oonfom to the unifora aoning artlinad in the 1979
CUil4ei-isive Plan; and
WHDF.AS, the rezoning will not crNte my ncnconfoming land ~ en
the effected parcel; and
WHDF.AS, the Englewood Planning and Zoning a...iHicn twld a Pl.mlic
HNring, revi.-.d and z«:UW.dld the reacning ot this p:q:,erty to the City
Council;
tOf, 'ftlER!PCRE, BE IT ~ BY 'DI! CI'IY au«::IL C, 'ntB CITY c,
!NGUNXJD, cx:taADO, AS Pa.LCMS:
Sect on l. n. rezoning of the piaperty cS.cdbed below f-raa I-1,
Li9ht lnclittri&l 8-1, inu U ~I
1't'w1 property beginning a point wher'9 the Eut. line ot the AT I •
RR right-of-way interNctl with the «-lt.WUM ol Ni~ 215 (WINt
~ A'IIW\ue); thence r.u alCJn9 Mid ~line to a point 464
f +/-of the t U.r• lac:Ucn ll, T 4 I, ll 61 W, 6th
P.N., in the Ocu,t;y of ~ , ot Q)laradoa thlnce llanh to a
point 177 f North of MIX'th liM ot a.ld 11.,... 215 I t!-..
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Published as a Bill for an ordinance al the 10th day of January, 1991.
ATl'BST:
SUaan Van by6i, Mayor
Patrlcla N. croJ, cl ty cierk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of lh)le«iod, Colorado,
heraby certify that the above and fongoing is • true copy of a Bill far m
Ordinance, introcb::ed, read in full, and pueed al first reading en the 7th
day of January, 1991.
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Current Zoning: l·l, Light Industrial
Proposed Zoning: B·l, Business
lentral Dtscri,tion: Section 4 is bounded by the centerline of U.S. 285 (Vest
Riipden Avenue on the South, the AT l SF RR right-of-way on the Vest, Skip·
pers Property line on the East, and about 500 f11t of the Cinderella City
parking lot on the North .
H1stor1ca1 lack1round: This site was zoned industr i l SOlltti .. in the late
•4o•s and was never actually part of t hi City Park. The site was to be the
location of I restaurant and an auto service business, and it was the opinion
of the City that there was no need to rezone the site when Cinderella City was
being constructed, because the proposed uses were peraitted under the in-dustrial classification.
IHfO" for ltz!PJ'' The site 1s currently occupied by Showbiz Pizza and r ppers 511 Fo tstaurant. The l • 1 (Light Industrial) zoning chuif1ca-
t1on 1s not needed for th1s site to coaply with its current land use. It is,
therefore, r•c-nded that the 1-1 cl1Ssific1t1on be changed to 1-1 (lu11-
ne11). Ta.. proposed change would provide for aore untfora zoning around the
Cinderella City Coapltx, IS wtll IS confora to the un1fora zoning request out-
11Md in the 1171 Coaprehtnstve Plu.
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A BILL FCR
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AN CR>nw«::E APPROVING fflE REZCNING OF PRCPERT'i AllJAC:N1' "ro U.S. HIGIMAY
285, ALCliG fflE samiWEST ENrn TO CINDERELIA CITY AND fflE PIO'l!RlY
IIBffIFllD AS 711 WEST HAMPD~ AVENUE FRCM B-2, llJSINESS TO B-1, llJSINESS.
~, this p rq:>erty was z,,., 1 B-2, lllsi.ness in crdar to
ao:xxn:><e an auta!Dtive service outlet in the Cinderella City CXlll)lex
which would not have been permitted under the B-1 zone cluaificaticn; and .
WIDF.AS, changes have taken place in the area which render the
previously~ zone classification of B-2, Business no longer
necessary; and
IIDFAS, the rezoning of this land to B-1, &isinesa will provida for
mxe unifODn zoning and will bring the zoning into conformance with the
uniform zoning 11111p in the 1979 Ca,t:>rehensive Plan; and
IIIPJtF.AS, the rezoning will not create a,iy nonconfoming land~ en
the effected parcel; and
lll!RFAS, the l!)'iglewood Planning and Zoning Oclllftiuicn twld a P\mlic
HN.ring, revie,,ed and recatmended the rezoning of this property to the City
Council;
t«lW, 'niER!:l''QU., BE 1T CIO\INm BY ffl! CITY CXUCIL <:I ffl! CITY <:I
IIIGl.l'MXlO, ~. AS PCLLCWS:
:oning o f property dncri.bed below frca B-2,
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Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
A'l"l'EST:
Patricia A. erciw, clty Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of P.hglewood, Colorado,
hereby certi~ that thP aboue a,"I f n r r 10ing is i\ true ocpy of a Bill fer 11'1
<>rdinm'x», introclx:ed , read in 1....l l, and pu-.1 c...c1 f irst reading en the 7th
day of January, 1991.
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Susan Van Dyke, Riij,or
ATl'EST:
Pat.rlcli A. ercw, City Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of &,glewood, Colorado,
t.reby cert~ that thP lbolM ., ... '"'Tf"lOinCJ is .. true ccpy of a Bill fer 111
ordinance, introcl.lced, read in 1...ll , and paneJ oo f irst reading en the 7th
dlly of January, 1991.
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Current Zoning: B-2, General Business
Proposed Zoning: B-1, Business
lfut"l Descr1pt1on: Section 5 is located adjacent to Section 4 along the
oithwist entrance to Cinderella Ctty and Bank Western.
W;•tf1ca1 lacltarounds The stte ts currently zoned B-2 (General Business).
• -2 zoning wu applied to the property at the ttme the Cinderella Ctty
coap1ex wu zoned B·l (Business), 1n order to acconnodate a J.C. Penney's
AutOIIOttve Service outlet, which would not have been a penattted use under the l•l classtftcatton.
91••m for lezon1nas The J.C. Penney Aut0110ttve Service outlet ts now the
oci on of lank Western and Minute Man Press, and the B-Z (General Business)
ZOll1ftl class1f1cat1on ts not needed for this site to confora with its current
lalld use. Therefore, it is rec0111ended that the B-2 Classification be changed
to 1·1 (Business), tn order to provide for aore unifora zoning tn and adjacent
to tM Cinderelh City coaplex, as well u confora to the unifora zoning
request outlined tn the 1171 Coaprehenstve Plan •
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COONCIL BILL NO. 6
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JIN CR>nw«:E APPRCJVI?«. 'fflE REZQUNG CE' PIICPER'l'lC BaH>!D BY WfS1' GIRARD
A\IIHJE <If 'fflE NClffll, 'fflE Cl!Nl'IRLJNE OF' U.S. HIGHWAY 285 (~ A\IIHJE) <If
THE SClffll, 'fflE Cl!Nl'IRLINE CE' 9Wl1t ELATI lmtEE'1' ~ 'fflE 1£ST, AND 'fflE ALIEi
<If 'fflE FASl' SIDE CE' CI'l'lt' HN.L P'RCM I-1, LIGHl' DD.ISTRIAI, TO B-1, BJSINESS.
wtl!RF.M, this property ws zoned I-1, Light Inciistrial. in the 1950's
to permit the Norgren Calpl'ly, A manufacturing fum, to locate in
Englewood; and
IIDF.AS, in 1964 the City of D'lglewood ~ the building to be
uad a a City Hall, E'Wlliaring the pnvioualy illp,Nd zone cluaificaticn
of I-1 (Light Ird.19trial) no longer ,..,..aary; and
lll!Jm&, this prcperty a currently ~ied by the E'i'lgla«>od City
Hall and the Pint Natianal lank of D'lglaiood; and
WEZIII, the macni.nlJ of thia land to 8-l, llairwu vi.11 bring the
acni.nlJ into canfomity with the acning NC .dad in the 1979
0-1,u•••i ,.. Plan; and
wnDI, the l'UClftin9 will not c:nate my ncncanfomin; land iw en
the effecwd parcal; and
llllllr.AS, the DIIJi...od Planning and lau.n9 0-1 Mi.en bald a N:>lic
NMrinl), revi..S and 1• .dad the macni.nlJ of this pcoperty to the City
Counc il ;
NON , lHEitDGC, • 1T ~ IY THI CITY CDIIC.'JL 0, THE C1TY CE'
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of January, 1991.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 10th day of January, 1991.
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I, PatriciA H. era,,, City Clerk of tha City of lbJi.aod, Colando,
t--, cart.ify that tha lbol.'9 and ~ ia • true cq:,y of • llill fiar -
OEdinance, introcb:l8d, rud in full, and pa...s an fint l'Mding an tha 7th
day of January, 1991.
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Current Zoning: J-1, Light Industrial
Proposed Zontnp: B-1, Business
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lv1nu1 onh1rth, the c1nt1rlin1 of U.S. 285 {West Hlllpdtn Avenue) on the
South, the c1nt1rlin1 of South Elati Str11t on the Wtst, and the alley on the East 1td1 of Ctty Hall.
H1stortcal ~ctprouncl: The site was zoned industrial tn the SO's to "nitt
the Norvren oapany, aanufacturers of hydraulic and pn1uaatic equtpaent, to
locate tn EngltwOOcl. In 1164, tht Ctty purchased the butldtng to bl used as
tht City Hall, and btc1u11 tht public facn tty was "ni1tted under tht tn-
dustrtal classification, tht zoning was never changed. later, tn 1917, tht
Ftrst Nattonal lank of Englewod constructed a bank and offtc1 butldtng on
111st Haapdtn Av1nu1, and the zoning was not changed because the use was al-lowed under the tndustrtal classtficatton.
IIH"'b fl h1:f!tna1 The stt1 ts currently occupied by the Engl....-City
a a I was 1rn portion of the First Nattoaal lank of Englewood property.
It ts, therefore, rteoaended that the 1·1 (Lttht Industrial) classtftcatton
N chlftlld to 1·1 (lustness), to renect tM t1P1s of uses in tht area uc1
should Ctty Hall N relocated, 1t ....,,d provide for •re untfonitty 1n tht
City's zoning as recaa1ndtd tn tht 1t71 C.,rehtnstv1 Plan •
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c, wsr HMPDf1f PLH:B ro THE NClffll, THB Cl!!Jft'DLINB a, u.s. taGllal 285
(WSl' ~ AVDIUE) Cit THE scmR, THB Cl!!Jft'DLINB a, 9Clffll ~ 9lmZl'
!X1'BD!D Cit THB ta'l', ME THE C!Nl'IRLINE a, DIGLDIXJ> PARJINIW Cit THB DST
PIOC B-2, llJSDll!SS 'ro B-1, llJSDll!SS.
lll!REAS, this property wu ICINld B-2, lkminNa in the 1950's, before
the oonstructicn of the First Naticnal Bank of l!ngl..aod; and
llnBAS, the First Naticnal Bank of DIIJl..aod curnntly OOC\IPiN this
site and the pnviaualy i..,aeed acma clwificaticn of 11-2, a.inNa is
incansiatent with acning M outlined in the 1979 o..aet•iaive Plan; and
llnDS, the ruanin1J of this land to 11-1, II\ISirw will brin1J the
IDOIWl9 into rmfanlnoe with the curnnt me of the 1&qaarty; and
W&&.S, the ruanini; will not cnatia my nmrmfcmin9 land -en
the effectad parael; and
4 W.S, the .. 1-aod Plamlnt an4 laning a-iNicn hal4 a Nalic
llllrinlJ, I.WViaad and n+ .did the ~ of this 1&...-tt to the Citf
Qulcil;
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ATTEST:
Pitrlcla R. craw, clty c1erk
I, Patricia H. Crow , City Cle he City 01 1J laload, Q>l.ondo,
hanbf certify that the llbov9 aid fon,golng is • true a::ipy of • Bill far Ill
Olrdinance, int.rcxb,ed, r9ad in full, and puNd an first readinlJ an the 7th
day of J&n.Mley, 1991.
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Current Zoning: B-2, General Business
Proposed Zoning: B·l, Business
lentral Descr1Dt1on: Section 7 is bounded by tht ctnterlint of West Hllll)dtn
Place to tht North, tht ctnttrlint of U.S. 285 (West Hlllpdtn Avtnut) on tht
South, tht centerline of South Dtlawart Strttt txtendtd on the Wtst, and the
centerline of Englewood Parkway on tht East.
Htstortcat lactf!r.'t The site was zon@d 1-2 (Gt .. al Business) 1n the latt
S6'1. the Ftrs a ional Bank of lnwltWOOd constructed its office and bank
bu11di119 on this 1it1 in 1967, and did not pursue• zoni119 ch11191 btc1u11 the
use was allowed under the 8-2 classification.
1£1°" for lezon1n11 The dutl zoning classification of the First National
n property 11 not consistent with the character and current use of the
property. It is, therefor,, rtc01atnd1d that the 8-2 (Gtntral Business) clas-
sification be changtd to B·l (Busintss) to provide aort consistent zoning 11 outlined in the 1979 Coaprehtnsivt Plan.
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A RESCUn'Im ESTMLISHD«. NNW.. MLMIES fal '1'IIE KJIIICIPAL cam JtJlGE NI)
ASSOCIATE JtlXiES fal '1'IIE CALDaR 'mR 1991.
~. City Council, by Sactian 68 of the Englalcod Iba Rule awrtar,
hu the reapansibility of esublishing ll&lari• foe the ,udcipal JUdge Ind
the Aaoc:iate J'Udges;
IDf, WUC!, BE IT R!SCI.VD> BY '1'IIE CITY a:u«:IL at 'DI! CITY at
l!Hi[a«XX), ~. '11fAT:
'l'he annual ll&lary for tha IU\icipal Cr:lurt JUdge Ind daily
ll&lary foe Aaociate J'Udgea are hanby eatablishad far the
calmdar yaar 1991, to wit:
KIUCIPAL CXU'1' JtlXZ
maa.cin; January 1, 1991.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGES FCR THE CAiamR YF.AR 1991.
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"liERF.AS, City Council, by Section 68 of the Englewood Halw Rule Olarter,
hu the responsibility of establishing ulari• for the Puticipal Judge 11'4
the Auociate Judges;
?O·l, 'niEJt£EO<E, BE IT RESCLV!D BY THE CITY o:u«:IL CF '1'HE CITY CF
EIG.l!S«XD, ~. 'nM:
1'l8 cmual salary for the Pu\icipal <blrt Judge 11'4 daily
ulary fee Aaociate JUdges _. henby ..ublished fee the
calandar year 1991, to wit:
~ICIPAL CXllRT JtEGE
mwww.ci.ng January l, 1991.
$62,830.00
$ 280.00 per day.
HXPn'J> Ml> APPIIMD thia 17th day of ~, 1990.
Att.t;:
fatrL:l.i A. &ow, cley di&
r. Pat.rlcf.• "· craw, City Clark t« die aey o1. .. i...aod. ~.
hwliby oan.ify the lbolille la a true oapr ol. P 11 : I\IIUan lie). _, 8Jlriee al lt,O.
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Department of Financial Services
SUBJECT Financing Aerial
Fire Pumper
Lease/ Purchase
Linda Marlin. Acting Director of Financial Services
IUUB/ AC110Jf PROPOSED
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StalT recommend• City Councll approve the bid of Municipal Servlcea Group for the
leaae/purchue or the .AerlaJ Ladder Fire Truck by approvtn& a rcaolutlon authorizing lhe
execution or a leue/purchue -,reement with Municipal Servlcea Group. Inc . StalT further
rttammenda City Councll authort&e and approve a reaolutlon tnc:reaaln& the fire dlvlalon
bud,Ct by 829.404 from the General Fund Balance to cover the 1991 annual coat of the
leaae/purchue acrttmcnt.
PRBVIGua COUIICII. ACTION
On March 5. 1890. City Councll authort&ed the acqulaltlon of'an aertaJ ladder truck for
1890. An order wu placed In 1890 for ddlvery and acceptance In 1890. However. due to
conatrucllon ddaya. the truck la achcdulcd to be ddlvercd January 4. 1991.
On N mber 30. I • the c, ~fwd led b"9 ror /purch nn n c in ot 1he
58 .4 l I n.-qulttd ror the trial ladder truck. Bued on the lowat bid . nd the moat
r~iora,ble I /pureh ttment 10 the City. Municipal Oroup. la the
mendtd bid Ana hcd a companson of the two bid rttfl~ the Cu
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Yearly Iotal Lease Cost
Payments
Lessor Iotal P & I Interest Principal Total
Municipal
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Group. lnc. 8133.511.16 844.122 .32 8356,411.00 $400,533.32
Orix Credit
Alliance. lnc. 8133.858.44 845,164.28 8356.411.04 840 l.575.32
FIJIIAIICIAL
The 1991 budget allocated 8104.107 for the leue payment oCthe truck. Thia ta 829,404 less
than la needed to pay for the truck. Therefore. ahould the leue propoul With Municipal
Servtcea Group. Inc. be authorl&ecf .• ~ IMNIC•t WIii need to be tncreued by 828.404 to COYCr
the annual leue/purchue nnanclng.
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH MUNICIPAL
SERVICES GROUP. INC. FOR THE ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD.
WHEREAS. the City Council of the City of Englewood. Colorado. has determined that
a true and very real need exists for the acquisition or the equipment described In the
Equipment Lease Purchase Agreement; and
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WHEREAS. the City Council or the City or Englewood. Colorado. has taken the
necessary steps under applicable law to arrange for the acquisition or such equipment under
the Equipment Lease/Purchase Agreement;
NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED. by the City Council of the City of Englewood.
Colorado. as follows:
Secllon L That the Equipment Lease/Purchase Agreement between Municipal
Services Group. Inc .• as lessor. and the City of Enfewood. Colorado. as Lenee. for the
lease /purchase or certain equipment Is hereby approved.
Seclloo 2. That the City Mana,er and City Clerk of the City of En&lewood are hereby
authori&ed to stcn and attest the Equipment Leue /Purchase A&reement with Municipal
Services Group. Inc . for and on behalf of the City Council and the City or E"Clewood .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day or January. 199 l .
SuMn Van Dyke. Mayor
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WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood. Colorado. has taken lhe
necessary steps under applicable law to arrange for the acquisition of such equipment under
lh~' -Xe 'PIIHIIHI .-.,eMleftt; and
WHEREAS. the City Council of the City of Englewood. Colorado. desires to make
certain changes to the 1991 Budget:
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED. by the City Council of the City of Englewood.
Colorado. aa follows:
SectJon 1, The followtn& transfer of funds la hereby made from the General Funcl
fund balance .
Soua:s or Fund,
General Fund Fund Balance
AppMsftJgn PC fyoO•
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SectJgn 2, The City Manacer and Derector of P1nandal Servtca are hereby authorl&ed
to make the above chanca to the 1991 Budpt of the City or Enciewoc,ct .
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of January. 1991 .
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(c) IA!!Ssee is autt-iorized uncr.r the Constitution and Laws of the State of
Ollorado to enter into t.'lis !Base and the transactia\ ccntfllt)lated hereby and
to perfOl'III all of its cbligatioos hereunder.
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(d) Lessee hu been clll.y authorized to execute Ind deliver this Leue
undar' the term and provisialS of the reaolution of its gcMtrning boc!y
attached hereto as Scheci1le D, or any other an,rcpriate official apprc,val.
(e) During the leaae Tel111, the Bquipim,t will be UNd by Les.-anly fer
the purpoN of perfoming aw ar mre esaential ~ er prqrieury
tuncticns of 1 ..... consistent with the pemi.uible accpe of LNNe'a
authority.
(f) During the pariod thia leaN is in fcxce, I.--will annually
pcoridll I.uar with currmt finmcial atat ,ta, l:adrJeta, pcaaf of
~ fer the awuing fiacal yar and auch other financial infcmaticn
r.lating to the ability of the Leaae to aantlnue this I.-.. -.., be
~ by the I.uar.
,,. follc,wing i... will t'lill/9 the aalftin9a ind1cated balc:llf uni.a the
ocntext clearly~ othmwiae:
"O:: a oUA o,t Date• ia the date what the t.-a of thia i..... begiM and
r..-• a obligation to Pl!)' rw1t ~, ~ data aha11 be the data en "-id.
the ~ ia acaipted by i.w • indicated en the Accaptm Olrftiflmta
littldled Mr.to .. ~. a .
•~• aNnlC the saas-.'ty daecr1bed in lctw6ale A *ich ia the
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Section 4.01. Q.J111e.ca1e11t of Leue 'l'erm. '1'll! original Term of this
Leue shall OCllllll!l'ICe on the Q.J1111911cene11t Date • indicated in Scheclile B and
shall terminate at 12:00 mictught of the last day of i.aee•a current fiacal
year. '1'll! Leue Term may be oontimed eolely at the q,tiCln of LaaNe to the
first Ranewal 'l'erm for., additional one (1) yur, upon dlll.i'IIIUY by IAa.-of
writtai notice to IAaaor giwn not len than thirty ( 30) days prior to the -4
of the OJrrent Laue 'l'em to IIUCh eff.:t. Failure to PftNidll the 30 day
notice will not waive the right of the IAaNe to oontinue this LMN ncr will
Leaaee be in dafault provided the IAaNe hu incluctad the Clbligaticn to .....
the pllyllWlt set fon:h in Schacllle C in ita tutr,et far the ,wUClble fiwl
period. '!ha tmna and condlticna 4rinl) ,ny lllrlr-1 ,-. ahal1 be the -•
the tma ._. condltiana ct.ring the Original 'lwm, ~ that the lllnta1
P~ IMll be • FCQridad in Sc!wcla1e C of the i.....
9llcticln 4.02. 'lwlU.Mtion of Law wra. '!ha I.-..,_. will .........
~ t.• earliaat of ,ny of the follawinlJ ...ta:
Laue and the nonnna,al of this Law in the wait of ~ of
fln'II ~ to Sactian 6 .05;
(b) the mmci.N by I...-of cipUon to pnhw the a,df I it
crnnted undar' prcwialcns of Artl.cla XI of t.'u.a LeMea
(C) the ~ of this 1.-.e ~ ~ of ..... to Cll' the
dalltnct.ian or oandaNt.ion of the • proridlld 1ft lactJcn t .02
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(e) the payment by Lessee of all Rental Paynents authorized or
recpired to he paid ~ Lessee ~der; or
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(f) a default by Lessor and U!ssee•s election to terminate this Leue
under Article XIII.
IAuor t.reby COYeMn1:a to provide x....., claring tlw 1-'rem,
with the~; Lauar ahall not interfere with auch quiet UN and
enjc,yaalt king t.._ leue Tena eo Ja,g • 1-1a not in defawt PllnUlftt
to this LMN.
LNmr ahall have the right at all reaacnable t.1-king buumu haun
to antar into and upon the J.Cq,&rty of La.-far the ~ of inlpct.in9
tlw llqWpalt.
8act1cn ,.01. Jllntal h)!!nt! to a..ti~ a QanWlt .. I -of i......
1..-r 11"1 La.-~ and intand that the ~ of ...... to Plf
flant&1 Payaanta hm'e\lndar lhall oanatitute a QlnWlt .. I rwe of 1-an4
8hall not in .,,, way be oorwtruad to be • dlbt of 1--in ~ of
.,,, wllelbl.tt aarwtituUonal or .ututocy J.Wtatian or ~
ccnc.rni.n9 tlw cnlLtian of ~ by i....., nor lhltll ~
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Payimnts, exclusively fran legally available nalies fran its general f\.md and
such other funds as may he designated by the IA!saee in lawful money of ~
united States of Anerica to IA!ssor or, in the event of assigmmnt by Lessor,
to ita Assignee, in the micunt and no later than the dates aet forth in the
l(lplicable .indivi&Jal. paynent 9Che&lle( s) • Leseee further agrees to fanmd
rental paylBlta to Leuor or its .Auignee at least ten (10) days prior to the
&le date thereof' -aet, forth in each applicable indiviclal payment achecllle.
In the evwtt the Leuor or its Aai~ does not raceiw nintal ~
within auch period of time, thml Ind in such ewnt, a 'l\a\ty-fiva dollar
($25.00) late charge will be aNSNC! plus finance charges baed an a
percmtage of the cut.standing principal bal.a,ce' ..-i to the i.... of
ei~ pemm,t ( 1ft) per annn or the highest inter9at rate legally
alloable \Sldar the 1-of the State.
'ftw Rlntal Pll)'IWlta &ring the Original Taca Ind my ad&ti.t.icnal Rllaal
,.._ ahall be the aDJnta in the -rotal P~• oolwm a at fCC'th in
~ C attached harwto Ind nada a put lm'9of.
a.ctial 6.0l. lnterat o.p...-t. A partian of each lllntal P.-nt ia
paid •, Ind r8iX 111tlta payiwwt o4, int•-..t., Ind lchacllle C lmeto aata fCC'th
the interat cx:w+Uia,t o4 Md\ Rlnta1 .... clrin9 the Alrl. al Ta:a.
a.ctial ,. 04. Oontinuat.icn of LMaD by i...... Leuee intanda, ai,ject
to the pftllV'iaiarw of llct.ian 6. 06 and Article XII hs'eClf, to oantiNa the
r.... ~ t.~ tt. Original and all ~ RIii r lal ,_.. and to pay
the Alnt&l ~ ......._. • i.e. r'tPDONlbly beliw that lafally
wai.uble f\nla of.,..,.. mffl.ciant. to ... all Rantal. ~ 6lrina the
Or19in&l 'IWPI and ..:ti of the .....i ,_.. can be Clbtainad. r.-~
inuindl to m a11 thl.Ma l.lWfully with.in lta pclla' to cbta1n and M1nta1n
f\llldl fl'GII the Rantal. ,..-,. my be ..... lncludinl ~ pconaial
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adopted in aooordluice with applicable provisions of state 151 to have such
portions of the budget aq:>roved, and to exhaust all available reviews and
8P.)Ml.a in the event such portion of the budget is not <llp?roved. However, a
detm::minatioo of the buct:.Jet of Lesaee is a legislative act, Ylich, the parties
hereto understand, cannot be controlled by contract.
Sectioo 6.05. Nonapprg>riation. In the event sufficient funds shall not
be ~iated for the paynent of the Jlent&l P~ ~ to be paid in
the next occ:urring R!neWal Tem undl!r Sc. ............... c. and if J.essee hu no funds
available for Rllntal P&ylalts frcn other sources, Lesaee IIIIIY tU'lllinate this
leue at t.tw end of the then cunwtt Original Term or la1eWal Term upon
proriding written notice thirty (30) days frcn tho date of adcptia, of the
next fiacal year's appro.'.lll'iatioo ordinance to Leaor and Lesw shall not be
cbligated to l'lllke ~ of the a-Payiants providad foe in this LMN
t,eya,d the that current Original or iw..l Tell. 'ftle participating awn.r.
shall, upon the oocurrence of such ncnapprq,riaticn, have all ricJhts and
~-to tMa pc II HSioo of the 8:f.lipalt.
'l'O 'fflE ~ UWUL, fANe .-that if funds .. ~iatad to ....
RlmAl PaylWlts for • auooeedin,J f1-l )'9Sr, it vil1 not taminata th1a Law
•ma,t or lffY indivi~ Paylmlt Schecl&1e 4Jring mch f1-l )'9m' and that
if this Laue •meat or.,,, indivi~ Pll)llallt llchallile is tamiMted
punua,t to this pravisia, by nanapprapriaticn prior to the Mkin1J of all
Rental Pll)'Wlts t\.-hereunder, taw will not nipla,e the .,atpwnt vi.th the
.... of sifflilar uccperty er retain othar1I to proride the -er aiaUar
aarvicea \S\til after the date an ~ the rat oacurring nna.l telll of the
~ of ftCINIA)rapdatioo, tMW shall have the ri"'1: to reocww tha intaat
which shall have ~ an the r,rineipal ~ c:utat.-ding • of the
precedi.nq lllnt&l p I -90t forth in the apecifi,c tlll\ibit
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attached to the api;,licable individu11l payment schedule.
In the event of the return of any of the Equipient, Lessee will prepare
the ~irnmt for shipping, pay the delivery cost, and return to Lessor the
maintenance records and other docln!nts oovering such F.quip:ent.
ARl'la.E VII
Tl'l'tE '1'0 fXllJIPMl!ffl'; P!JtSCIW. rk.Pi!JtTY; Sl!XlJRlTY nrrm:sT; LN0£R>' S IIUVBR
Sectian 7.01. Title to the ~t. During the tenw of this Laue,
title to the ~ and lff/ and all adlli.ticna, npaira, replacawtta er
IDti.ficaticna will be tra,aferred to Lenee; provided, ~. that in the
evant this Laue is teminated by reuon of the cccurnnce of an 91/Wlt
daacribed in ~ion 4.02 (a), (c) or (d); title to the ap,tper,t will be
trwfened to the Laaaor. IAuor shall not have my rt•, title er intaaat
in the equipMnt or lff'/ adllitiona, rwpain, zwpl~ er 1Dlif1cat.iaw
thereto -.pt a .,.....1y set fClrth in t.'ua Lalla. In the~ of dafault
• at fClrth in Sectian 13.02 er ~Ultian • at forth in 8actian
IDl-ailm of the -,,11 £
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lectian 7. 02. ......i Ptg~y. '1'ha Bcpaipwlt is, and shall at all
lactian 7.03. l!lacurity lntwNt. To Wl'ln the~ of all'--'•
cbliaatiaw undlir' this r..ae, , .... CJl.".U to 1.....-• ~ty lntanet,
oarwt.ituUnq • flnt u., on all dit.i.onl, ftt.:tlwlt.a, ...,...,ona ..s
Nlet.itutlma to er for the ~ and ary pcoc:eeda of the oi,i'4 1 at.
i.... ..... to --=.ute such *1.tJ.onal dl:lcmanta, includult fiNllclnf
atetaanta. affidllri • ~ and dailar ~. in flClla ~
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Sec:ticn 8.04. Prolrisioos Regarding Insurance. At its own expenae IAseee
shall dl!lmonstrate to the satisfactim of Lessor that ftdequate aelf-insuranoe
is prorided for casualty, public liability and property dlnlge, with z:eapect
to the~. sufficient to protect the Full Insurable Value, u that tem
is hereinafter defiMd, of the ~pant me! to protect Leuor fran liability
in all evmts. All insurance proceeds fran cuualty louea llhall be payable
• twreinafter proridad in this Laue. At cloeing, Lell8ee llhall fumish to
I.-.or certificates evidancing auch coverage thraughaut the 1--Tam.
Alternatively, Lesaee my inSUN the Equ.iplm1t undllr • blanklet inaunnce
policy or policiea "'1ch CCl'<Mr not ml.y the~ tiut othar ~.
If Leaw llhall inSUN IWlilar piq,erties by Nlf-insurance, law will
inaure the PlWWW'ty by -of an ~ inaurm fund Nt aida and
aintained out of ita eaminge.
I.--ahall carry 11:atca•,'• ~ inaurm muwinr, all ~-
utisfacticn of l.-ar that ...-. ..U-iMunnce is pcorid84, and llhall
~ ..., otlwr ,-.an er entity 1Clddnl) an, in, naar er alDlt tJw 1111JefpMl'lt
to carry auch cx,uwaga. me! will fm:nish to 1--« catificatlN Widlnc:in9
auch ~ thraughcalt tha 1--,-,..
1'w ._,. "Pull IJWunb1e value•• UNd hanin lhall .. tJw tata1 amant
al all DAN RlntAla ~ to be paid by LNw un&tlr this 1--........,
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lllctJ.on '.01. ....... n..tnotian and !7Sf 7 .,-. Ulli.. z..... ftl1
hwe .-n:isad lta option to purciNN tha a,et1 It. bf llllf.illll fli I l al die
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~ion Purchase Price as provided herein, and if prior to the termination of
the Lease Term (a) the FIJuirr.ent or any portion thereof is destroyed (in whole
or in part) or is danaged by fire or other casualty or (b) title to, or the
~ uae of, the ~t or "1'J part thereof or the estate of Leuee or
Lauer in the PqJipant or my part thereof shall be taken Wider the llllm'Ciae
of. the pc,weE" of. 8111.nent danain by any~ bot2y or by any penan, fim
er cm:paration acting under ~ aithority, I.--and Lauer will
caJN the Net PJ:oceeda of 161'/ insurance claim or ccrdailltiOI\ wd to be
IP.)liad to the praipt J:9pllir, J:Ntoration, al>dificatian or Ulllftl.-lt of the
llqUipatt. Any balance of the Net Proceeda J:aainin1J after u::h wmk hu beat
~ shall be paid to Lenee.
PIX pJrpmeS of Slcticn 8.04 and thia Article IX, the tam "Net PJ:oceedl"
ahal.l mm the alllCUlt maininr:J fral the gi:ma procada ol mt inllunnoe claia
or midw.ation wd after dldJcting all Gl*IW (including attocneya' fw)
incurred in the collection of auch claill or a.rd.
a.ctian 9.02. Inaufficiancy of. !tat PJ:oceeda. U the llllt Procwla ..
ilwufficient to pay in full the amt ol my npair, ~. mdificaticn
or iaprcwllllaat. J:9fernd to in lacticn 9.01 lwnol, Law nil eit:hlr (a)
CD'l)lete the wan ~ pay .,., amt in ..,... of the aaJnt ol the 1111t PrOCN111
and Law ..... that if by NMall ol my adl inaaffic:iancy of the Nat
PJ:uceedl, LeeNe llhall ... .,., ~at.a plll'Wt. to the pcariaiaw ol thla
t.-90r nor shall Law be etitltld to q diauution ol the aaunta payllltla
undllr Article VI t..-.of, or Cb) !ANN lhAll pay to LINar the aamt al the
tha\ an,liable Ont ion P..ll'dllee Price, and, "'°" N:h .,.,... , the I.-111111
llhall ~ and title tot: ~. if nat pnrioualy oca .... ,.s to
Law, lhall U. be ~ by LeNor to r.... • prGridld la Ar'Ucla XI
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Lenee shall provide all permits and licenses, if any, necessary for the
installation and opP.ratir.,n of the Ecpipnent. In addition, Lessee a;yrees to
~ly in all respects (including, without limitation, with respect to the
uae, maintenance and operation of each itsn of the ~Jipmnt) with all laM of
the juriadi.cticns in which its cperatians involving my itsn of the Equipnmlt
my ext.and and mry legislative, 8118C1Jtive mniniatrat+w or judicial body
mmciaing mry pcJWm' or jurisdiction aver the itaa of the Fqlipwtt; provida,
~, that leaee fWJ oonte!!t in good faith the validi t~ or application of
my auch la, or rule in ,ny reMONble -... "1hich de-. not, in the apinion
of Ia9or', advanely affect the eat.ate of Ia9or' in md to ..., of the itaa of
the~ or its~ er ri91ta uni!llr this r....
lllctian 11.01. q,tian to J!UrchMe. At the~ of lANel, i..ar•a
Ntate in the Dqu1pMnt v1ll be trawfwuliid, cu.N..-S md ~ to IANel
and this LMN llhall ta:ldnatler
(a) OIi -, ~ data at farth in Dlhillit C l'1Clft ~ bf LMNe of
the dial IA'l lCllbJe ~ Psc:tw Prioe, Illich .a.11 be the cwawat. pq: at
u plus the~ principal bel.Mce.
(b) if the LMN ,-. ia ~ puraatt to Aftkle D of this LMN
in the .-nt of toul dlMiJe, dllatN:tJm er oandlllnlltJ.an of the ~ and
if 1..-. 1a ,mt al such data 1" dllfaalt pu.aalt tlO .,, taa of this ....
and l'1Clft .-~14. of the than ws tcebi. ClPt,ian l'UrdlMe Pnoe, to i..ar.
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Section 12. 01. Assicmment by Lessor. This ~, and the obligations of
Lessee to lllllke r,aynents hereunder, msy be assigned and reassigned in whole ar
in part to me or nme assignees or subusigness by Leuor and, to the extent
of. their interest, by any Participating owner, at my time ~ to its
macutial without the necessity of obtaining the conaent of Leuee. Leuar
agrea to give notice of uaigment to LesNe and q,o11 niceipt of. such notice
Ienee .... to l!lllke all payment• to the Aaaignee deai~ in the
... i.grlant.
9eetiml 12 .02. AasicJn,ant and M>leuin;r by law. '!his Laue and the
intereat of. Ienee in the Bqui~ my not be wignad or alCUllbered by
i.... foe my naan. How8Yar, the &aidr-,t my be 911:>Jveed, IIUbject,
haMwer, to each of. the foll.awing oanditicn8:
(a) 'this Laue, and the cbligaticlna of r.u. to mice~ tanundar,
ahall, at all U.. Uing the Laue Tslll, raain cbli(Jlltiana of LMNe;
(b) ,,. 911:>l-ahftll ..... the cbligati.ona of I.--~ to the
atatt of the intereat 911:>lar 111,
(c) i.... shall, within thirty ( 30) drlya attar the daliwry tMNof,
fumiah 0/C c... to be f\lmi9had to LaNar • tzue and cxaplate oapy of each
al:>1--J and
(d) no 911:>la•• by i..... ahall a... the a,ats-ent to be uaad &Ir a
~ ~"Wr than the sm'fCllllnCa of a ,p.waw,tal functian br a ~
entity authcl'hed to r-rfcat auch functicn undrr the pcowisiaw of the
oanatitutian and other 1-of the 8t.at.e wherein 1--la located,
<•> Laaw--. 9lV11 notJca of the 1ocauan of the .,,,pent folJ.awint
tha MlHN and wuta 0/C cbtain Ifft ~tioftlll finlncin9 .....U
--1red .,, the IIIICWi.nq of the aqw~m:.
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EVIJrl'S CF DD'AULT AUD REMEDIES
section 13.01. Events of Default Defined. 'lbe foll.cwing ahall be •events
of dafaul.t• under this Laue and the tema •event of default• and •default!'
llhal.l 11811n, "'1ml8vier they are uaed in this Leae, any cne or rm of the
fol.lo,ring 8IIWlts:
(a) Failme by Les.-to pay any Rental payiwtt or c>t:her paymnt ~
to be paid henundllr at the tint apa::ifir ' rein; and
(b) Failme by r.... to c:bNna and parfam my <XIIVWlaftt, canditicn or
8IJl' ,ten ita part to be ct.erwd or perfaaad, ottwr than • nfernd to
in 8acticn U.01 (a), for a period of thirty (JO) daya aftc written notice,
llpCifyinlJ auch failure and ~ that it be rm 11iad u CJivwt to I.-..
by Leaar, uni... r.uar ahall a;za in wriUnt to my actawicn of auch tJa
tiriar to ita mrpiraticn; pirori.dld, hl:Jwallar, if thl failure at.ated in thl
unnwlftlbly withhold ita CCIIIWlt to an extawicn of alCh t.iM if OOICICUW
-=t1cn iii inatituted ~ Law vit.'Un thl wJ tmhle partad and dUi.-ntlY
mraaad .ail thl dafault is oor,ec'*'·
(c) Failure by 1.-.:r to cbeer .. and perfrm my c:Dfmlnt, canditicn er
8lji I it an ita part to be cbeer wd CC' part'oaad, athJlr than • refand to
in a.ctJan u.01 (a), f« a period of thirty (JO) day9 after written notice,
tllpCifyinlJ IUCh failure and recJ1Nti111J that it be l'PWdtec! • 91,,. to 1.-.:r
~ r....., '1ftl llhall in ""'itint to fff1 actawicn of IUCh tJa
prior to lta apf.ntjon; providld, hclwavlrr, if thl failure ..... in the
natJ.coe ~ within the 111rU.cele partad, r..... vill not
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this Laue or !'CM or hereafter existing at law or in equity. No delay or
aniasicn to exerciBP. any ri(Jht or power accruing upon any default shall inpair
any suc.t-i right or rx,wer or shall be construed to be a waiver thereof, but llnY
such right and pc,wer may be exercised fran time to time and u often as may be
daaad expediant. In order to entitle I.essor or Lessee to e>carci.N any nnady
raenacS to it in this Article XIII it llhllll. not be neoesauy to give any
notice, other than such notice M may be required ~ t.'ua Article XIII.
MitrP:IIMIIDJS
Section 14.0l. Noticea. All noticea, certificate er other cxauucaticns
_...._. llhall be aufficiently 9iwn and llhllll be dlaad 9i'IIW\ wha\ dalivmwd
er Mile!! by regiaterec2 Nil, poataiJe pnpaid, to the partiM at their
Nll)eCt!va pi... of businau.
3acticn 14.02. !lindinlJ Effect. 'l!\ia I.-. lhall ilare to the bawfit of
IN! ahall be bindinlJ upan IAUcr 111d Law 111d their napa:t.iva 91 5 111 lh
111d -igna.
llllct.icn 14.03. ,-...1 .... t.a. °'!!!9!! 111d llodific:lllticlna. 'n\ia LMae -, be
-1111.dldl!llld by tha Lener and the I.--only by an 1Mtrwwnt bath in wit.ing and
eiCJl*S by t. .. partiM.
a.:ticn 14 .CM. Dacuticn 1n ~-flus LMae -.y be
--i.==l=--...,=-· 1h1• ....... lhall be ~ by and
aanatruad 1n aar:,~n::o t.'t thn 14'4 of tha st.ate~ t.aNe 18 Jocetlld.
!OIi •• ic:N er heldi.nlJI in th.la i... _.. far
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CXIW9nience auy and in no way define, limit or describe the aoope or intent
of any prcwisions or sections of this Lease.
m Wl'fflBSS \·lHERJ!XP, Lesaor hu mca:uted thia Laue in its corporate naa
and att.t:ad by its cllly authariaed officen and Lea.-hu cauaed thia leaN
to be WIited in its axporata nam with its oaqxxate aeal herewtto affiad
and attested by its cllly authcriaed officen. All ·at. the above OOCUff'ed .. of
tha date fint alxN9 writtwl.
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Title: City Clerk Title: City Manager
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EQUIPMENT LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT
BETVEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,
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ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE
TIie undersigned less .. under that certain EQUiP111nt Lease/Purchase
AgrNlllftt, dattcl ------• h:,a, With -----------
IS lessor, hereby acknowltclgts recetpt tn good and satisfactory condttton of
the followi119 tteas(s) of equi11111nt dtscribtcl tn Schtclule A to satd Equt11111nt
Lease/Purchase Ag,.....nt, and hereby accepts such tteas(s) of equi11111nt.
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT WITH MUNICIPAL
SERVICES OROUP. INC. FOR THE ACQUISITION OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE CITY OF
ENOLEWOOD.
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WHEREAS. the City Council or the City or En&lewood, Colorado, hu determined that
a true and very real need exsata ror the acquisition or the equipment described 1n· the
Equipment Leaae Purchue Agreement: and ·
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WHEREAS. the City Council or the City or En,iewooct. Colorado. has taken the
necessary •tepe under applicable law to arran1e for the acqul•ltlon or •uch equipment under
the Equipment Leae/Purchue Aereement:
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED. by the City Council ol the City or En&Jewood.
Colorado. u follows:
§Cc;Uqn l, Tbat the Equipment Lew/Purchw A&Jeefflent b&tween Munlelpal
Servtca Oroup, Inc., u leuor. and the City ol Eft&lewoad. Colorado. u Leuee. ror the
leuc/purchue of certain equipment 18 hereby approved .
Sp;Uqn 2. Tbat the City Manace, and City Clerk of the City ol Eftllewood are hereby
authorlaed to Ill&" and attest the Equipment Leue/PurchMe ~ent wtth Munldpal
Semcea Oroup. Inc. rar and on behalf' ol the City Counctl and the City ol £nelewoocl.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED thl8 7th day o1 January. 1111 .
Suaan Van Dyke. Mayor
AffUT:
City Clerk
l. hutda H. Crow. City Clerk olthc City ot&n,-•ood. Colorado. do hereby certify
that the abowe and fbntoinc 18 • lrUe . accurate and complete CIOP)' ol Raaluuon _ •
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ESSENTIAL USE FORM
This fona ts to be COIIPiled by Lessee and contain the following tnfonaatton:
(1) Description and location of project or equtpaent.
One (1) S1ll0ft LTI QS-110 Aerial ladder Fire Apparatus, 1500 gpa fire
puap and associated apparatus equtpaent.
Location: Ctty of Englewoocl
3075 S.th Tejon Blvd -Ftre Statton No. 4
(2) What ts the purpose of the equtpaent?
Provide first response for fire, hazardous aatertals and
-rvency lltdtcal tnctdents wttll the City of Englewood.
(3) MIio ts the prtaary user of the project or equtpaent?
City of Englewood Ftre Depart.It
(4) Illy tile ... 1 .... t ts tsH11t11l to tile .,...,tt• of tlle LHSN?
Ctty Cllartor ,....1,... Ctty of hl1tll90d Ftre ...,.rtaaat to
,....,tde _,.-c., servtces IIICI ._1..-t ts HHllttal ,art ef slldl servtce.
LESS((: TN[ tin"' EIIIUIIDGD, mew .,
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE GENERAL FUND 1991 BUDGET.
WHEREAS. the City Councll or the City or Englewood. Colorado. has determined that
a true and very real need eXlsts for the acquisition or the equipment described In b _ A. ,,,
Stt1i1lpMaRl L .. H P1i1ro~aH ..... HM•Rlt and ~ ,A.
WHEREAS. the City Council of the City or Englewood, Colorado, has taken the
necessary steps under applicable law to arrange for the acquisition of such equipment under •~' ,r• !P1i1,aeH ,,...,_ ... t: and
WHEREAS. the City Council or the City of Englewood. Colorado. desires to make
certain chances·to the 1991 Bud&et;
, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED. by the City Councll or the City of Englewood.
Colorado. as follows:
§ccUpn 1, The followtn& transfer or funds Is hereby mede from the General Fund
fund balance.
Spyres p{ fund•
General Fund Fund Balance
AppUgu511 PC Fund•
Oeneral Fund • F1re
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SCf;ttfll 2, The C:Sty Mana,er and Director of Flnandal Sen1ces ere hereby authorized
to make the aboYe cbqa to the 1911 Budtet of the City ol E~.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED thJa 7th day of January, 1911.
Suaen Van D)•ke. Mayor
Ctly Clerk
I. Palrida H. Crow. Ctcy Clerk of the City o/ lnftwood. Cokndo. do hereby ceruly
that me and b..-. le• tnae. accurate and CCN11plet1 copy o/ ll..aluUon No._.
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The Equipaent which 1s the subject of the 1UHlle~ , .. t,.. .. t tw11t1 rAg ...... nt 1s IS follows:
One (1) S1ll0fl LTI QS-110 Aerial Lidder Fire App1r1tus, Olyap1an
four-door cab and 1ssoci1ted fire apparatus as listed.
1. 1500 5PM lfaterous Fire Pulllp
2. JOO 11110ft booster tank
3. Hose capacity for IOO fHt of S-ho~e
4. Equ1paent coaparta1
5. Pulllp panel
6. Collplaent of...._. ladders
7. 6 a Onan ....,.ator
I. h1tetral C-1catt011 Systea
TIits a,arat•s 111111 ... t tlle detatlld ,...1,......t1 of chapters 1-4, 6, 7,
I, 10 alld 11 of tlle lattOMl Ftre Protectt011 As1octatt111 (NFM) ,.....let llOl,
•-.u.tt" Ftre Apparat111, 1115•. TIie Nf'tal devtce sllafl be tested 111d
certtftld by lllldlrwtters Llboratertes, I11e. and an tndependant te1tt119 ftra
nlectld by htl...a tf E .. 1...a ..._ tt 111ee11ary. TIit aertal waratus
111111 be able to ........ rand .... ttate all of E .. lwood Ftre o.,artwt's 1tattoa1 111d r..,,.
L~Ny if1H Ulat deKrt,ttOll~ ........ ~y Ht
fortll ce111t1t • acc11rate r1,t1• ef ·t .. t•t~~1Nd
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Sender:
metro 1Padership caucus
Susan VANDYKE/EN G /01
Part 1.
TO : BULLOCf•.
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CLAYTON
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REPORT ON THE METRO LEADER SHIP CAUCUS
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Contents: 2.
Scanticon , Denver, was well attend w1 h ppro x 1m e ly
1 5 0 the Me t ro Dcmv r r e c;, 1 on . The focu• was on m ropo l 1 an
coo p•ra 10n; ar1n 1 eac 3nd ev loping relationships.
I w s sponso1 db/ Co lo rado Com munity ln1 1 ati e s whic h 1 s h
e ropol 1 1 de rs 1p f oundat1on . Thet were 8 cotporate
add1t1oneJ rw 1t1n~ from Gr er D n.er Chamber of Comm rce ,
Co lo, ado -;;,t :i f ocal ff 1r , •nd (J n ·er Re 1 0n l Counc 1 l o ·
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There a re many o pport u nities t o roster or promote regional cooperat i on, bu
i t 1s most important that Eng lewood contin ue to be a major player 1n an y
discussions abo u t Regi o n al Go v ernance. Al though a r a ther small cit y measured b
rns1d e nti a l population, Englewood is c urrentl y percei v ed as a major player in
the fL1 t ure devel opment of Regional cooperat ion . We need to continue to bu i l d
and promote ou r needs, 1n this po s i tion of stren gth, if future d i s c ussion s o n
regionalism are to be dev e loped with Englewood 's interests i n h and .
Region al go~ernance may become a reality if ta x limitat ion in i ti a ti v e s
become law. Region al delivery of s ervices may b e the o n ly al ternati v e le ft
with the future passage of a n Am endment 1 .
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AMERICAN COMMUNITIES FOR CLEANUP EQUITY
1350 NEW YORK AVENUE, N .W ., SUITE 1100
WASHINGTON, 0 .C . 20005--n98
MISSION STATEMENI'
TELEPHONE (202) 8794000
TELECOPIER (202) 8794001
TELECOPIER (202) 879-4081
American Communities for Oeanup Equity (ACCE) wu created to address the
arowina national problem of local aovernment liability under Superfund. (Superfund ref en
to the Comprehensive Environmental Response. Compensation. and Liability Act
(CERCLA), u amended by the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986
(SAR.A). These Acts are codified at 42 United States Code SS 9601·75.)
Conareu enacted Superfund to dean up the nation'• hazardous wute sites and to
make polluters pay for the usociated costs. American Communities for Oeanup Equity
stronalY suppor1I Superfund'1 pb, but oppo1e1 the way corporate polluters have perverted
the statute'• liability scheme by attemptina to pus their deanup responsibilities to innocent
local aovemments.
In the put few years, private polluters who face liability for Superfund sites have
started to search for ·deep pockets· to help shoulder their enormous dea,up costs. These
cor,,orations have launched a major campaip to redistribute the lion's share of the costs at
municiPfl lanafills -which constitute 20 percent of all Superfund lites -to local 1overnmen11
and, ultimately, the taxpayer. If this corporate campaip ii succeuful. local aovernmen11 and
their taxpayers will pay the same amount to dean up a ton of old mapzines and food scrap1
u industry pays to dean up a ton of hazardous toxins.
1bele cor,,orations rely on the thecMy that deanup COIII under Superfund should be
allocated on the bull of volumetric contribution. Becw local pernments allepdly Mnt
larp amounts of municipal lolid wute (or. u it ii commonly known. prbqe) to landfill
lites. the private polluters arpe that local pernmenll lhould contribute to the cleanup in
much ,realer proportions than the corporations which dumped industrial hazardous wute at
the lites. In ...nee. this theofy contends that municipal prbap and industrial hazardous
wute an equally danproul. equally in need or cleanup. and equally e,cpenlive to remedy •
1beN arpmenll strike American Communitiee for 0..,.. Equity u wrona,
offenaive. unfair, and a fundamental uuult on rational public policy . ACCE alto believes
that -if property informed -all local pes nmenta will ..,_. ACCE hu du committed
itMlf to eprwti~ the word to local pemments acro11 America and effecti,. lepslative
chante at the national le¥el .
TIM urpnt need for American C-nliee for a..., E,quity c,yatalilecl when 29
California d tiee found the_.• wned M defendanll in a lawluit broutb• bf a l'°"P. of"
cm,o,ate polluten. 1bele corporate plaintiffs .._ to a-. die California citiee contnbute
about to percent of an ettimaled S650 to SIOO •Dion in total_,.. COtU at the~
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Industries (011) Superfund site in Monterey Park. California. The 011 landfill is among the
most notorious Superfund sites in the country and is widely known as a case study of the
environmental problems so-called "municipal" landfills can cause. Cases like this one could
spread rapidly throughout the country and shift billions of dollars in costs from corporate
generators of hazardous waste to general taxpayers through their local governments.
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In fact, there has recently been a dramatic increase in these kinds of cases. In
Connecticut. 22 cities and towns have been sued for approximately SO percent of cleanup
costs at two landfills where preliminary studies estimate costs of $70 million. At another site,
the city of Woodstock. Illinois. which has an annual budaet of under $13 million. could be
liable for over $12 million for site investiaation and study costs alone. In October 1990. a
number of larae companies in Utica, New York. sued 500 local businesses and several
municipalities to contribute to the cleanup costs at the Ludlow landfill. Even if your local
aovemment is not faced with Superfund liability today, the odds are that you will have to face
it tomorrow.
Corporate plaintiffs in these contribution actions include some of the nation's most
powerful and politically sophisticated corporations. Meanwhile, most local 1ovemments
involved with such sites are unaware of the potential threat and relatively uninterested in the
operation of the Superfund proaram. Unless events occur to make them leu complacent.
they may not perceive the implications seen so clearly by their corporate counterparts until it
is too late to avoid years of expensive liti1ation.
American Communities for Oeanup Equity is determined to seek immediate,
comprehensive, and effective leaislative relief from the United States Conp-ea for the short·
and Iona-term predicaments local 1ovenunents face under Superfund. Workina with
attorneys of Spiepl &. McDiarmid in Wuhinaton. D.C., ACCE hu developed an effective
stratesr to UMertake the leaislative and political work neceuary to accomplish its 1oaJs . .
With this overview in mind. the Miaion Statement will explain the buic principles
behind the Superfund statute, the current context for Superfund reform. the core apnda of
American Communitia for Canup Equity, the buics of the lqislative procesa. and the
....... stratqy for accomplilhina ACCE's pis.
HOW 111E SUPERFUND STAl trTE WORKS
Under Superfur.d, ~ who jointly contribute to a hazardous wute lite'1 danpn
are ucb potentially liable for the entire deanup bill . When the federal pemment w a
party for ·raponN· costs. that party •~ the riaht to ... its fellow ·potentially
reaponsible partia· to share the dunup aperwe. Even without action by the federal
pemrnent. a potentially re1pCMlllibM party can incur cleanup COiia and then ... its fellow
polluters of huarcloua wute.
Defendants are suictly, joindy and eeverally liable if they are (l) put or ,,......
owners of a site. (2) put or pNNnt operalOn of a lite. (3) lnnlpor1erl of huardoue ..-.nca to a site, or C•) the...,.._. who • .....,.... for the clilpoeal of hawdoua
IUblt.ancel• at a lite. "'Strict• liability ii abeo1u1e_ no-fault liability. ·Joint _. ...,.... lial.ility
.....,. that the federal PfflllMfl( can Nied a ..... of the tocal poup of'*'*
r-,oNible at a si te to recover All its reepo,• coeta. 'l1lal ....U., poup __. ..,. punue
the others who ha not yet contributed in order to pt paid beck for the odlen'
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Perhaps the most notable characte,istic of the original statute, which has never been
changed, is its extremely broad framework of coverage. Superfund's funding and liability
provisions apply to all "releases or threatened releases· of a "hazardous substance· from a
"facility" into the "environment." The law is aenerous, even extravagant, in its definitions of
those terms. A "release" is any method of introducing a hazardous substance into the
environment A "hazardous substance" is any one of some 700 toxic substances that are
ubiquitous in products manufactured and used by consumen and industry. A "facility" is
anywhere that the hazardous substance ends up .m .'5llld .md Jm u a result of a releue .m .1
threatened releue. And the law's vision of the ·environment· it will protect is all of the
ambient air, the land (surface and subsurface), and the water found within the borden of the
United States.
In summary, Superfund coven virtually any contamination of the natural environment
unless it results from activities subject to and explicitly countenanced under a federal permit.
Superfund "sites" can include anythina from a traditional landfill to an abandoned mine shaft,
and even an entire aquifer under a small Minnaota town and under the San Gabriel Valley
in CalifomiL This aspect or the statute aiv• enormous authority and discretion to the state
and federal agencies that implement it and is one reuon why prospective defendants at
potential sites find it so intimidatina.
The oriainal Superfund law explicitly included local governments in its definition or
·persons· potentially subject to its stringent liability scheme. While the statute does not
specifically mention municipal landfills u an intended target or the cleanup ~· they
are clearly covered by its broad definitions or facilities and releues. Althoup eon,,e. wu
generally aware that local governments could be found liable under the statute, it had only a
dim understandina or what that liability could mean.
Recently, EPA hu demonatrated its heiptened awarenea or the potential liability
local governments can race under Superfund and hu taken an important rant step at the
national level to protect local pemments. In ...nee, the Apncy'1 -interim Municipal
Settlement Policy. stat• that EPA will not ... local pernments under Superfund if they
have merely tranaported or ,enerated municipal IOlid wute. Thia Policy. howewer, cloel not
prohibit private parti• rrom 111ina local pemmen1I. and it does not have the WM force or
law u a federal statute .
11IE CUUENT CONTEXT FOR SUPUfUND 1UOaM
Aff1 ~ leplalive effort to NCUn lipificanc daanpl in the.....,....,.. be
.,-, to anticipate the ractionl or such ter ,..,_. .. 111e ~ _. 111e
Emitonmental Protection Aaenc:Y, the induMrial eollallftity, .. enwifCN •lfllal cc:mm ftty,
and lllefflben or eon.,.. dincdy concet'MII wilh the~• ru.... of the
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Englewood City Council Minutes
January 7, 1991 -Page 12
DEWITT: WITH RESPECT TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, I AM GOING TO -I'VE GOT SOME
DRAFTS, BUT I DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH THEM BECAUSE I THINK THAT
THERE IS STILL A GREAT DEAL OF COMMUNICATION THAT'S NECESSARY, NOT
AMONG COUNCIL, BUT ALSO WITH STAFF, ON THE SUBJECT. I THINK THAT
ONE OF THE CONFUSING ASPECTS FOR STAFF IS HOW DOES THE UNIFORM AS-
SESSMENT WORK. IS IT UNIFORM, OR IS IT ISOLATED? All> THESE ARE
TOPICS THAT I THINK EVERYBODY HAS TO BE UP TO SPEED ON SO THEY KNOW
WHAT THE QUESTION IS All) THEY KNOW HOW TO ANSWER THAT QUESTION.
PARTICULARLY IN THE IMPLEMENTATION. I THINK YOU'LL PROBABLY SEE
NORE QUESTIONS -BOTH COUNCILPERSON HATAHWAY All) COUNCILPERSON
CLAYTON, ON THE SUBJECT. THE OTHER THING IS THAT WE'RE All IOICING
ON REPORTS, All> WE' RE NOT EXACTLY SURE Of THE FOAN Of THAT REPORT,
WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE REPORT. I WOULD APPRECIATE AN E-Mll
MESSAGE FRON ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY ON THE SUBJECT SO THAT WE CM
KINO Of ADDRESS THAT ISSUE IN OUR DIii CONTEXT. LIKE I'M LOOKING AT
IT FRON A LEGAL SENSE, AND l'YE CONE UP WITH SOME INTERESTING IN-
FOIIIATION BUT lltETHER IT Will SATISFY YOUR NEEDS OR NOT IS SONE-
THING THAT I NEED A LITTLE DE REPORE ON. CAUSE AT THE LAST COUN-
CIL MEETING THERE IMS A fl>TICII *DE AT THE EVERY ENO, NOT A fl>TION,
BUT A REQUEST MOE FOR A REPORT. SO WE NEED A l lTTLE NORE INFOANA-
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