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VERBATIM -CITY COUNCIL NEETIN& 2/4/91
ITEN 12 I 4 v11/IULLOCK
BULLOCK: I INVITE CITY COUNCIL TO JOIN NE IN UM, DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER
TO HAVE PRESENT AT THE TOWN NEETIN& OF BUSINESSES, ALL OF THE
BUILDING INSPECTORS ... PLEASE.
YAN DYKE: THAT COULD BE INTERESTING.
BULLOCK: BECAUSE I HAYE A FEELING THAT PROBABLY WELL OVER A THIRD TO
PERHAPS A HALF OF THE COMPLAINTS THAT ARE GENERATED, ARE GOING TO
BE GENERATED TOWARD THEN .
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1. Call to Order
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EN&LEVOOD CITY CCUICIL
EN&LEVOOD, ARAPAHOE COIIITY, COLORADO
Regular Session
February 4, lttl
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The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.a.
2. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Nellber Bullock.
3. Pledge of Alletiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was lad by Mayor Van Dyke.
4. 1o11 can
Present:
Absent:
A quor .. was present.
Also present:
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Council Mlllbars Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nona
City Man19er Fraser
Assistant City Attorney Gri ..
City Clark Crow
Director llanush, Caaaunity Develo.,..nt
Acti119 Director Fonda, Public Works
Director Black, Recreatton
(a) CUICIL .............. -IT IMS •••a. TO AINOV( TN[ llllllrtS OF TN[ UUIAL IIUTJ• OF .-Y II, INI.
~ts: Council Mlllbars Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habefltcht, Van Dyke Nays: Nona
Notion carried.
(CITY Cl£Rl'S NOTE : COUNCIL IIDIICR IUllOCl IW)[ R£F£R£NCE TO A CMANC H
WISH D NM>£; AFTER DISCUSSING THIS WITH M . IUllOCl, IT IMS DETC ... INCO
TH JANUARY 21, 1991 , NIIIITES DID NOT IEQUI COMECTIV[ ACTION .)
6. PN •KftMU IM Vtsttors
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Englewood City Council Minutes
February 4, 1991 -Page 2
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(a) Mayor Van Dyke presented on behalf of the City the 1991 contribu-
tions to the following agencies:
Court House, Inc.
Meals-on-Wheels
Arapahoe Mental Health
Arapahoe Philhannonics
Holiday Parade C011111ittee
Gateway Battered W0tnen
Interfaith Task Force
Save-the-Horsecar CO!allittee
$ 2,500
3,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
2,500
13,000
1,500.
(b) Resolutions appointing/reappointing llellbers to various boards and
coaissions were considered. The resolutions were assigned nUllbers and read
by title:
(1) RESOLUTION NO. 4, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING JAMES TOTTON TO THE ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORI -
TY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
CCUICIL .... HATIWIAY IIOYED, -IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO ..... 1£saun• •.
4, SOUS Of lMl.
Ayes: Council Nlllbers ltoltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Notion carrted. Nr. Totton's appointalftt will expire February 5, 1996.
(It) RESOLUTION NO. 5, SERIES Of 1991
A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING BOTY WILSON TO TH( ELECTION CCIIIISSION FOR THE CITY
Of ENGLEWOOD.
CCUICIL IIEIIID HAWY IMO, -IT IN SECIIIIID, TO Ufllft IUkUTJ• m.
I, SOUS Of IHI.
Ayes: Council Nlllbers loltay, Hath..,, Wiggins, Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: NoM
Motton carried. Ns . Wilson 's appo t ntalftt will exptre February 1. 1995 •
( I 11) RESOLUTION NO . 6 , SHIU Of 1991
A R£S0l.UTION REAPPOINTING LINDA COIII TO TH( DID Of ADJUSTNENT AND APPEALS
FOR THE CITY Of ENGLEIOJO .
CCUICIL .... MTIIMIIY .a. -IT IN ..... TO Ufllft 1uown• ••
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Ayes : Council Nlllbers loltay, Hath--,, ,1199tn s, 14,llock,
Clayt011, HINfttcht, Van Dyb
Na.1s : Noftt
Not.10ft carried . "1 , Cohft's appoh1tatftt will expire fWUtry l, lffl •
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February 4, 1991 -Page 3
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(iv) RESOLUTION NO. 7, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DONALD SEYMOUR TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND AP-
PEALS FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
COUNCIL MENIER HATHANAY MOVED, AND IT IMS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
7, SERIES OF 1991.
Ayes: Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Mr. Seyaour's appointaent will expire February 1, 1995.
Mayor Van Dyke presented Mr. Seyaour with the Appointaent Certificate and the
City's logo lapel pin in appreciation of his efforts as a llellber of the Board
of Adjustaent and Appeals.
(v) RESOLUTION NO. 8, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING CARL WELKER TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ANO APPEALS
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
COUNCIL NEIIIEl HATNAMAY MOVED, AND IT MAS SECOll>ED, TO APPIOVE IESOLUTION NO.
8, SEIIES Of 1991.
Ayes: Council Netlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Mr. Welter's appointant will expire February 1, 1995.
(vi) RESOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES Of 1991
A RESOLUTION APflOINTING NEIL McELHINNEY TO Fill A POSITION ON THE ENGLEWOOD
DOWNTM DEYELOPNENT AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY Of ENGLEIIOOO.
Council Nlllbtrs loltay, Hath•ay, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motton carried. Mr. McElhtnney's appotntant will expire June 30, 199Z.
(vti) RESOLUTION NO. 10, SERIES Of 1991
A RESOLUTION APflOINTING RUTH SNITH TO Fill A POSITION ON THC ELECTION CCIIIIS ·
SION FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
COIIICIL IIEIIIEI NATWY IMI.D, -IT IN IB ... , TO Ufawt llsaufl• ••
10, SIIIES Of 1111.
Ayes: Council ...._rs loltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, 8u11ock,
Clayton, Habefttcllt, Van o,kt
Nays: Nont
Mot.ton carried. Ms . Sllttti's appotnlalftt. wl11 expire FtbrQry l, lttZ.
7. lon•sdlMul~ Vhttort
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Englewood City Council Minutes
February 4, 1991 -Page 4
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(a) Selwyn Hewitt, 4915 South Pearl Street, COIIIIIN!nded Council for their
efforts in addressing the issue of certain nuisances and environmental prob-
lems which exist in the connunity. He c011111ented, however, that certain parts
of the code as it is proposed require further review specifically as it re-
lates to •hobby and derelict vehicles.• He suggested that Council consider
exempting one hobby vehicle per residence froa the $100 registration/permit
fee. He stated in his opinion it is excessive to charge a fee for a hobby
vehicle just because the vehicle is not licensed or used on a daily basis but
otherwise •aintained. He was also concerned about collectors' cars and recre-
ational vehicles, control of which he did not feel was addressed by the pro-
posed changes. Again, he suggested exe11pting one vehicle of any type (motor
hOM, hobby, autoaobile, boat, etc.) which is properly aaintained frOIII the
registration/perait fee.
It was explained to Mr. Hewitt that one purpose of the proposed changes is to
rid the City of its •junk car problea. • Mr. Hewitt agreed that unsightly
vehicles or vehicles 1n disrepair should be e11a1nated, but he countered there
ts a difference bet ... n those vehicles and vehicles which are totally whole
and serviceable but for one reason or another are not licensed. He contended
that the kind of vehicle he was suggesting be exeapted 1s not an eyesore or a
detr1aent to the cC1111Unity.
It was pointed out that effective January 1, 1991, all collector vehicles will
require insurance before collector plans can be issued.
The definitions of •derelict vehicle• and •hobby vehicles• were discussed.
COUIICIL IIEIIIEI CUYTIII IMO, -IT IIAS IUIIIIID, TO ••• FOIIIAID MElllA
ITDI 11(41).
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Mlllbers loltay, Hathaway, llt99ins, Bullock,
ClaytOft, Habeft1cht, Van Dyke
None
Motion carried.
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11. (d) The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 63.l, entitled:
COUNCIL BILL NO. 63.l, INTIIOOUCEO BY COUIICIL NEN(RS HATHMMY All) CLAYTON
A 81 LL FOR AN ORDINANCE MEll>IN5 EN&LEIIXIO Ult IPAL CODE 1915 BY REPEALING
PARTS Of TITLE 6, TITLE II, AND TITLE 16 AND AIJDIN& A NOi TITLE 15 .
COUIICIL IIEMD CUYTIII IMD, -IT IIAS --. TO Ufllft CIUIICIL IILL •• 13. l.
COUIICIL IIEMD MWY .... -IT IIAS --. TO ..... TIil •n TO
ALU* ma c•UIID CITIZIIS TO SfUI TO TNIS ISM.
Ayes : Council Mlllbers loltay, Hathaway, 11199tns, Bullock,
Clayton, Habefticht, VIII Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried .
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Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes
February 4, 1991 -Page 5
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Betty Keena, 4801 South Kala11ath Street, brought to Council's attention a
situation which might arise if it were necessary for s0111eone residing in the
City to store a vehicle for a friend or relative who has been called to active
mil i tary duty.
Council Mellber Clayton responded to Mr. Hewitt's c011111ents. He explained he
fee ls the issue is far broader and involves 110re than the appearance of Mr.
Hewitt's hobby vehicle; that there are a tremendous nullber of cars throughout
the City which are not aatntatned and •whtch are rotting tnto the ground.• He
stated thts ts an issue where the good of the c011aUntty must overshadow the
rights of the tndtvidual tn order to deal effectively wtth the problem. He
stressed that a licensed, insured vehicle would not be subject to the permit
fee. He pointed out the effective date of August 1, 1991, gtves owners an
opportunity to get rid of vehicles in disrepair. Concerning Ms. Keena's com-
ment, he felt a special peratt could be issued for ailitary service personnel.
Council Mellber Habenicht expressed concern over the possibility that by legis-
lating the S100 peratt fee, we aay be creating situations whereby people with
yard space uy be willing to store hobby/derelict vehicles for others, a
situation whtch would not alleviate the proliferation of excessive junk vehi-
cles. She felt Mr. Hewitt's s1199estton of exeapttng a singular vehicle would
possibly stop the proltferatton.
COUNCIL IIEIIIEl NAIEIIICHT IIOVED, -IT IIAS smllD, TO ... 11·1·3 A I TO
ADD A PI0¥1SI• TO DDIPT -VDIICLE PEI IIIUS8IN.D FIGII THE IEIISTUTI• -
POIIIT FEE IEQUIISIEIIT'.
The pros and cons of such an ex...,tton wre discussed. Nr. Clayton coaet1ted
there would not be auch potnt to the ordinance tf each residence had one ex-
eaptton. The S100 peratt fN •puts tNth• tnto the ordinance. It was
clartfted that the peratt fN ts •vet1tcle spectftc. • Atatn, it was pointed
out that tf a velltcle wre 1 tcensed and insured tt would not c .. under the
prov ts ton of the perat t.
Vote results on proposed ... nc1a1nt:
Ayes: Council lllllbers Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: Council lllllbers loltay, Hathaway, "tntns, Bullock,
Clayton
Motton failed.
Mayor Van Dyke asked for ftnal coatnts before vott111 OIi Counctl 1111 63 .1.
Council lllllber loltay offered that he felt the SIOO penatt fN wtll address
the aatter of unsightly velltcles tn dtsrepatr; that cttattCN1s wtll result tn
owners getting a peratt or tttltng rtd of the velltcle .
Council lllllber Hathaway addtcl that the City dots cOftduct 1ucttCN11 for
derel lct/JUftk velltcles .tltch are left °" the street .
Mayor Van Dyke stated she upport the ordtnMCt as btt111 • ste, tn t rt9ht
dtrectton evtft thcM,gh Council 1111 receive CCN1stdtraatle fttdlN c:k abNt the •one
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Council Member Habenicht stated she too supports the Bill which shows a con-
certed effort on the part of concerned citizens representing both sides of the
issues who came together and through their efforts have presented Council with
Title 15.
Council Member Clayton stated he can understand how attached some folks are to
their vehicles; however, he hopes they will reconsider and decide whether or
not those vehicles should be stored in their yards. He hopes Englewood's ap-
pearance will be the beneficiary of those decisions.
Council Melllber Bullock had no c011111ent.
Further discussion ensued about adllintstering certain provisions of the or-
dinance. It WIS agreed that prior to August I, 1991, various enforcement
points need to be discussed with the City Attorney.
The intent was clear that a licensed, insured, operable vehicle regardless of
its type WIS exeapt frOII the S100 penait fff.
Council Nlllber Habenicht offered that there is confusion between the defini -
tion of hobby vehicle and derelict vehicle especially since the definition of
hobby vehicle includes derelict vehicle; further , that perhaps classic vehi -
cles should be exeapted or soae note should be lllde that licensed vehicles are
not included . Assistant City Attorney Grt• explained that that ts accoa-
pl ished by Oll isst on .
Counc il ._..r Hath ... y called for the question : vote results on approval of
Council 1111 63 .J :
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Not on can-ed .
Counc tl ._..rs loltay, Hathaway, Wi99ins, lulloclt,
Cl ayton , Habeft t cht, ¥111 Dyu .....
fir . .._,u retllnled to the ,od ha 111d 19at11 expresud 11111 conce"' about a,ltt -
ple icl ster
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At t s Po 11t , C ret uffled t o t he lllftda -Noll -scheduled Vtst tors.
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her opinion might taint contributions or a candidate's ability to accept cer-
tain monies or sponsorships. She stressed the record keeping aspect of the
proposed ordinance and wondered what City depart111ent would be charged with
enforcing it. She urged that the bill not be passed; however, if Council
intends to pass it, she rec011a1ends finding out the cost of enforcement . She
also urged that statutory limits be included. Another option would be to fol-
low former Senator Cole's exa11ple of accepting no contributions.
Counc 11 Mellber Bu 11 ock countered Ms. Keena ' s reaarks, advising that many of
her questions and c01111ents had been addressed at the last Council 111eeting. He
aentioned, a110ng other things, that statutory 11•its are not necessary, that
people or organizations outside the City do not have a franchise or right to
influence City elections, that the court is the proper place to determine
validity of charges of violation. He COllll8nted the ordinance does not suggest
additional reporting requireaents.
Ms. Keena responded. Council Mellber Habenicht suggested bringing forward
Agenda Ilea ll(c) if further debate 1s necessary.
COUNCIL IEIIIO NAIDIICHT NOVED, -IT IIAS SECCNIED, TO NI• FOINAIID A&EIIDA
ITEII ll(c).
Ayes:
Nays:
Notion carried .
Council Mellbers Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock ,
Clayton , Haben i cht, Van Dyke
None
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11. (c) The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 10.l , entitled:
COUNCIL BIL L NO . 10 .1, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NDIIER BULLOCK
A Bill FOR AN ORDINMICE PROHIBITING CANDIDATES FOR ElECTICII TO THE OFFICE OF
CITY COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEIOJD FIION ACCEPTING PAC (POLITICAL ACTICII
CCIINITTEE) CCIITRIMITICIIS FIION INTERESTS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF THE CITY, ANENOI NG
ENGLEIOJD UICIPAl CODE 1•s. TITL E I , CHAPTER 5 , SECTICII Z IY ADDING A NEW
SUISEC TICII U .
Council ..._.,. Habetltcht stated tha t severa l of Ns. Kffft a 's cClalltftts •lrrored
her C*II concer111 . She stated the ord11111Kt t a"9'ts t.a gNM,ps, In particular
the South Netro Chlllber of Coaerce and the South Suburban Boa rd of Re a ltors,
both of .._ have Interest 111 Engl....od but are "'1slca11y located ou t side the
Ctty . Hwtver, In her opt11ton, both 9nM1PS have dtaonstrated througtl tnltr·
vtewlng, endorsing, Ind C011trlbutl119 funds to clndt da tes for loca l elections
that they stet thoughtful, t11foratd c1ndtd1t11 • wl 11 .art to laprove t
coeaunftlts they serve . She toolt parttcul ar offense to the second •Whereas •
tn the ordhtance •tch tndtcates there h a direct cOMtetton bet""" the PACs
nd the voting record or c rtat11 counctl"rsons . She conttllNd by stating
the ordll11nc chast l I t 9nMIP • ha proven to be ,oslt ve force 111
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the south metro region for being good citizens, for striving to enhance real
estate and economic development markets. The Bill goes on to say that if
either of these groups would move their office into the City, then their in-
fluence and money would be okay. As she finds the second •whereas" onerous
and without reason,
COlltCIL MENIER HABENICHT IIOVED, All> IT IIAS SECOll>ED, TO STRIKE THE SECOII>
•11t£R£AS• FRON COlltCIL BILL NO. 10,1.
Council Metllber Habenicht explained she objected to the infla .. able contents of
the second •whereas.• Further, that it contained numerous uncalled-for
innuendoes.
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton failed.
Council Metlbers Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock
Council Metlber Bullock expressed regret that Ms. Keena had left the aeettng
before he had an opportunity to respond aore fully to her c0111ents. He stated
this btll ts an effort to potnt people tn the rtght dtrectton. He reiterated
hts belief that the best fact-ftndtng foru11 ts the court systea, letting a
neutral party detenatne the facts . He disagreed wtth Ms . Habenicht that the
forces of the South Metro Chlllber of Coaaerce and the South Suburban Board of
Realtors have been postttve, and he stated the •revolving door• relattonshtp
set forth tn the second "Whereas• has happened and that ts the reason for tht s
ordinance .
Counc i l Metlber Hathaway explained that t t ts her intent 1n vott119 1n favor of
this ordinance to eltatnate all PACs even those w1th1n the City tf they en -
dorse a •revolv1119 door• relat t onshtp. She concurred with Ms. KHna that
there .. Y be enforc-nt probl•s but felt those probl•s could be wrked out .
She offered that this t s a prerequtstte for th1119s about to happen on the
State level as well as the national level . She spoke about the need for all
elected officials to hold thaselves ac cOU11 table .
Cou nc il Meaber Bullock agreed th is is a tood tt• to brt119 this .. uer for -
ward , that recently Senator Con si d i ne and Pre si dent lush both spoke aga i nst
PAC s.
Council Meaber Clayt on stated he had not 101 tctted f unds froa e ither the South
Metro Ch...,.r or t he Gre ater £1191.-ood Ch lllber . Ne was not certa t 11 t f he had
received a 1111 11 contribution froa the loard of Realt or s . Ne d id state,
h v r, that he Intents to continue supporttftl ft na nct ally t he Protr of
the South Me tro Ch...,.r aftd t ha t he would 1-,or t stall ar prov r•s of t he En -
gl.-od Ch...,.r tf they art offered . Ne felt that there are seve ral groups
.tlo art IIOl l oc ated In the city llalts 111h ch are st ill 1-,ortant t o the Ctty .
He stre sed the Importance of the South flt t ro Bo ard of Re altors t o t he future
of t City of £1191.-ood, and he ,-tnded COUIICII not to forte t that It still
ha to rt wtth t s ortantuttons . He staled he has "° Q111rrel w th t
ph lo c,ohy of tlif19 rd of PAC aoMy ; t refore, he h wt111ftl to give th 1
ord " a try . v r , 1Cpres ed that tt should be otay to ac tPt y
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February 4, 1991 -Page 9
from a relative or friend toward a campaign even though that relative or
friend did not reside in Englewood .
COIIICIL IIEIIIER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOM>ED TO MEND SUIPARA&RAPH 6. TO
READ AS FOLLOIIS: ,. IIOTHIN& IN THIS CODE PIOYISION SHALL PIEYEIIT MY OllUIIIZATION, AS-
SOCIATION, CITIZEN, IUSIIESS GI IIOUP FllOII EIINIISII• GI SUPPOllTIN&
MY CAll»IDATE ASL-AS llt NONEY IN EXCESS OF ,50 FllOII MY CON-
TRIIUTGI GI OTHER CONTRIBUTION IS CIVEN Dlmfl TO fHE cAli)JDATE
.-mJcAllflAIM OllUNIZATICIN EXCEPT IY l•IVIIIUAL IESIDEIITS AND
BUSINESSES LOCATED IIITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF ENILEIIOOD. [UNDER-
SCORING DENOTES ADDITIONAL WORDING]
Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Habenicht
Motion failed.
City Manager Fraser sugge~ted a change in the wording of Subparagraph E for
110re efficient enforceaent.
COIIICIL IIENID IULLOClt IIOV£D, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO MEIi> SUIPAUIMPH E. IY
DELETI• THE IIOIDS •p.c (POLITICAL KTICIN COIIIITTEE)• -INSOTJ• THE VOID
•IIILAIIFUL •, SUIPAUIUPH E. TO IUD AS FOLLCIISz
E. YIOUTICIN Of 11111 •1111111C£ SNAU c:mtlfflE A PSIALTY ASSES~
EQUAL TO THE_. Of 1IIE UIUIRL CONTRIIUTICIN .. TO MI.IC-
TIOIAL LIIIITS Of THE -ICINL COUIT'S LMQ. AIILITY TO IIINSE.
Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, lfiggins, Bullock,
Clayton
Nays: Council Nlllbers Habenicht, Van Dyke
Motion to -nd carried .
Mayor Van Dyke offered an opportunity for final CClllllleflts before vottng on
Counctl 8111 No . 10 .1 as ... nded .
Coun c il llellber Haben ich t stated llr . Bull oc k's t nt tn t t o hav t t he courts dtcldt
on utter s conc em tng all ettd vi ol at tons sounds li ke 1 tt tga t '°" •lllcll sounds
like a cost to t he tupayer. She st rongly rec aa 111ded vo t tng a,a tnst t he
bil 1 .
Mayor Van Dyke stated she dtd ftOt beltnt t hh bill ts the bell .., lo lddre s
the ulltr. She believes t bt11 ts poorly wrlllt11, that It does •t eddres
the Issue of ethics, that It ta"91ts 1pec1flc 0"1anlut.l011s . s1111tsttd
th at tf Council chooses to lddress the ttlllcs tu• of NC c011trtlMltl0111, t
best •IY to do so W10Uld be lo pass a ,..solution stallf19 that pesltt•.
rtQUested that staff prov de a cost analysh of the '9Corcl kee,t .. 111d t11 •
forcNtftl for tapl tat'°" of this part cuhr ordlftlfttt . closed r
ce1111tnts by staling did ftOl su,,ort t ordtnanc .
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February 4, 1991 -Page 10
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Council Member Bullock countered Ms. Habenicht's connents stating he did not
understand why she was against the ordinance as it takes the power away from
•big 110nied people, the PAC organizations, and puts it back in the hands of
the people.• He plans to pursue an ethics package to present to Council as he
deeas there is a need for one. He concurred that it is a noble objective to
e11a1nate all PACs and he would support that if a constitutional aeans became
available. He urged support and approval of the proposed ordinance stating
Englewood has an opportunity to aake national history by eliainating the out-
side interest of PACs. He called for the question.
Vote results on approval of Council 8111 No. 10.1 as aended:
Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton
Nays: Council Nellbers Habenicht, Van Dyke
Motion carried; Council 8111 No. 10.1 as ... nc1ec1 approved •
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At this point, Council returned to tlle agenda -Coaunications and
Proclaat1ons.
8. ca.untcattons 1M Pl"ocl-ttons
(a) CGIIICIL -CUYTIII .... -IT IU m. TO flOCUIII
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Ayes: Council Nellbers IColtay, Hathaway, Wi91ins, •nock,
ClaytOII, HabNicllt, Ylft Dyu
Nays: loN
Notion carried.
(b) CIIIICIL -.,_, -. -IT IU m11aa. 11 fllCLAII TIIE llalll 0, FIIIIMl'I, lNl, Al .... Cll llltlllY ......
Ayes : CW11 R•ars IColtay, Hat"-1, lft91tas, llock,
Claytoa, .... tdlt , Y Dyu
Nays: loN
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COIIICIL IIEIIIO HATHMIAY IIOVED, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO OPEN TIE MLIC HEARING
TO C4IIS1DD PIONSED uz••• EVIDEll:ED IY CCIUIICIL IILL •s. l 11llOUIH 7
IIIICII IIDE IIITIGIIUCED _, APPIOVED • FIUT IDDJ• • .MIIIMY 7, lffl.
Ayes: Council Nellbers IC.oltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke
Nays: None
Motton carried.
Entered tnto the record was evidence that the Not tee of Publ tc Hearing was
published tn the Ctty's legal newspaper, E~lewood Sentinel, on January 17,
1991. Certtftcattons of Posting of the aFectid property were also entered
tnto the record. All evidence was presented under oath.
Director Wanush presented back9round tnfonutton concerning the rezontngs,
tdentifytng Heh parcel and explatntng the current ZOlling and the proposed
changes. He COllatllted that each parcel .. t the crtterta for rezoning as set
forth tn the Zoning Ordinance. The Planning c-tsst• held a publtc hearing
on the rezoning of these seven parcels of land. He lllpllastzed that no cre-
ation of ftOft•confoNtng uses would result f,-these rez•t111 actions. Dts-
cusston ensued c011Cerntng the Z011t119 °" parcel 5 (Council 1111 No. 5) as an
aut-ttve related use. Nr. Wuush responded, tnfoNtng Council that the
Planning C-tsston and ZOlltng staff C011stder autcaottve related use tnap-
proprtate for thts parcel of land.
There wre no pers•s present • wished to address Council c011Cerntng the
rez011i119 of tile Hveft parcels of lalld.
CIIIICIL .... mTAY .... -IT IIU m111a, Tl a.NI 1111 fUILIC IEMI ••
•s: Council R Airs !Calta,, Hat"-', 1ttwt11s, •nock,
ClaytOII, ...._tdlt, V Dyle
lays: NoN
Ritt• carrted.
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(b) COUNCIL BILL NO. 2, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY, WAS READ
BY TITLE:
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 ATlSF RAILROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY ON THE WEST, ANO
THE CENTERLINE OF THE HURON/INCA ALLEY FROM 1-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TO 8-1,
BUSINESS.
COUNCIL NENIEI HATHAMAY MOVED, Alm IT IIAS SECC111D£D, TO APPROVE MEll>A ITEM
lO(b).
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Ordinance No. S, Series of 1991, is hereby assigned.
(c) COUNCIL BILL NO. 3, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS, WAS READ
BY TITLE:
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF SOUTH ELATI STREET AND WEST FLOYD
AVENUE FROM B-2, BUSINESS TO B-1, BUSINESS.
COUNCIL NENIEI 111.IIS MOVED, Alm IT IIAS SECC111D£D, TO APPROV£ MED ITOI
lO(c).
Ayes: Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Ordinance No. 6, Series of IMI, 1s hereby assigned.
(d) COUNCIL Bill NO. 4, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MENIER HATIWtAY, WAS READ
BY TITLE:
A Bill FORM Oll>IIIMCE APPROVING THE REZCIIING Of ,_,,ERTY IOUND[D BY TH( CEN ·
TERLINE Of U.S. 215 (11£ST twllOEN AVOIIE) CII THE SOUTH, TH£ ATISF RAILROAD
RUiHT ·Of ·IMY CII TN[ 11£ST, THE EAST PUERTY LIIE Of THE PD£1TY IDOITIFIED AS
9" 11£ST HMPDCN AVOU: CII THE EAST , All> APPlmlMTELY 500 FEET Of TN[ SOUTH ·
11£ST COlll£R Of TN[ CINDERELLA CITY PAIICING LOT CII THE NORTH, FD l ·l, LICiHT
INDUSTRIAL TO l ·l , BUSINESS .
CouftCtl Neabt r Hathaway s tated she believed CNnetl 1111 No . 4 was orlgln11ly
Introduced by Council ....._r Mabeft lcht ; Council ...._r Mabeftl cht COKYM'ed
s t1t t119 she fel t t he a t nutes hid tncornctly tdeftttfted the 1pot1 sor II CNnell
....._r Nathawa,. Thertfort , Council ...._r Hathllfl1 wtthdrtW her aot ton and
dtftrrtd to Ms . Nabttl tcht •
CGUNCIL ... -Ian .... , -IT IN m1•a, Tl -TIii J-IY 7,
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Ayes:
Nays:
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Motion carried.
[CITY CLERK'S NOTE: AT THE TIME THE MOTION WAS MADE THERE WAS NO
EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COUNCIL OR THE CLERK TO SHOW WHO MADE THE MOTION. IT
HAS BEEN VERIFIED THAT THE MINUTES OF JANUARY 7, 1991, CORRECTLY REFLECT
THAT COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT INTRODUCED COUNCIL Bill NO. 4. CONSEQUENT-
LY, NO CORRECTION TO THOSE MINUTES IS NECESSARY. COUNCIL Bill NO. 4 WAS
PUBLISHED ON JANUARY 10, 1991, UNOER THE CORRECT SPONSORSHIP.]
CCIIIICIL IEIIID HAIEIIICHT IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPIOVE MEll>A ITEII
lO(d).
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1991, is hereby assigned.
(e) COUNCIL Bill NO. 5, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEJIIER CLAYTON, WAS READ
BY TITLE:
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE REZONING OF PIIOP£RTY ADJACENT TO U.S.
HIGHIIAY 285, ALONG THE SOUTHIIEST ENTRANCE TO Clll>ERELLA CITY All> THE PROPERTY
IDENTIFIED AS 711 WEST HNl'OEN AVENUE FAON B-2, IUSINESS TO 1-1, BUSINESS.
CCIIIICIL .... CLAYTIII IIMD, -IT IMS SECGlmlD, TO .UPllft --ITEII lO(e).
Ayes: Council 11811bers Koltay, Hat"-7, 111911111, Bullock,
Clayton, Habentcllt, ¥111 Dyu
Nays: None
Motton carried . Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1111, 1s hereby ass19fted.
(f) COUNCIL Bill NO. 6, IIITIDOUCED BY COUNCIL NOaER IUllOCl, IMS READ
BY TITLE:
A Bill FOR AN OIDINANCE UflDINli THE IIUCIIING Of NOPERTY IOUIIDED BY WEST
GIRARD AVOU ON THE DTH, THE CENTERLIIE Of U.S. Hl&IIMY 215 (IWl'OEN
AVENUE) ON THE SOUTH , THE CENTERLIIE Of SCIUTH ELATI STR£ET ON THE WE.ST, All>
THE ALLEY ON THE EAST SIDE Of CITY HALL FD 1-1, LUiNT IIIJUSTRIAL TO 1 -1,
BUSINESS •
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Aye s : Counc il 11811bers Koltay , Hatllaway , Wtgg t ns , lullock ,
Clayton , Habeft t dtt , ¥111 Dyu
Nay s: None
Not i on carr ied . Ord i nance No . t , Ser les of 1111 , h llertby 111 1...-.
(9) COUNC IL II LL NO . 1, INTIIODUCED I Y CCUKI L NDIICR rot.. TA Y, IMS .cAD
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TERLINE OF WEST HAMPDEN PLACE TO THE NORTH, THE CENTERLINE OF U.S. HIGHWAY 285
(WEST HAMPDEN AVENUE) ON THE SOUTH, THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH DELAWARE STREET
EXTENDED ON THE WEST, AND THE CENTERLINE OF ENGLEWOOD PARKWAY ON THE EAST FROM
8-2, BUSINESS TO 8-1, BUSINESS.
COUNCIL MENIER ICOLTAY NOYED, All> IT IMS SECONDO), TO APPROVE A&ENDA ITEM
lO(g).
Ayes : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Ordinance No . 10, Series of 1991, is hereby assigned .
11 . Ordi nanc:es, lno 1 ut 1 ons and llot ions
(a) Acting Director Fonda presented a recoaendation froa the Public
Works Departllent to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving a contract with
the Colorado Departaent of Highways for a project that will iaprove the sig-
nalization along South Broadway between Belleview and Littleton Boulevard .
The iaprov-nts have been recoaended by Denver Regional Council of Govern -
•nts . The State will provide all funds (approxi .. tely $70,000) except for
indirect costs incuM'ed by Englewood , not to exceed S850. A siailar contract
wil 1 be entered i nto by the State with the City of l1 t t1 eton. The City of
Englewood will coordinate and interconnect the traffic signal equtpaent wtth
the Ct t y of ltttl eton 's Traffi c Control Systea at the Ctty 's expense and at no
add t t t oaal cost to the State . The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111
No . IZ , 8"l ttled :
COIIICll Bill NO . IZ , INTIIOOUCED BY COIIICll IEIBER HATIWIAY
A Bill FOi M OIDIIWIC E APNOVJII& A CCIITRACT BElVUN TME COLOIAOO DEPARTNENT
Of HIGllllYS All> TM( tin Of Ell&LEVDOO FOi FUIIDIII& TO INPDE TRAFFIC SIG ·
NAL I ZAT ICII Al.OIIC SOUTH IIIWY .
CIUIICIL -MWY .... -IT 1111 BII.D, ll Affllft • FIIST IIM•
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~s: Coac il ,...rs loltay, Hath-.y , lf t gg t ns, lull oc k ,
Cl ayton, Hab8"tc ht , Van Oyte
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Nolton c arried.
(b) D rKlor IIK ,... ted a f'KI ndaltOII ,,. t llcreatiOII DI •
partaent to adopt a resol t • tr 1ferrt111 $46 ,000 froa 5ol f CMr ta
arnlngs to t l"l 5olf' Collrst .....,_t for the •10,000 Trees Project ,• •
Black •plat• thlt staff • 11 be c111struct III the proJec:t free Oxford Av
north to t ltar C pedestrt 1w dft, ..a.tu wtl 1 1-r the cost. and re ·
duct 10ftl ·lt,.. .. int • 11111f'ed C01111Ctl, tht tr fer d d not. aff t
the CUrrttll lud Clpf'II f for t 901' C04trst . Pl
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE GOLF COURSE 1991 BUDGET.
COUNCIL 1E111D CLATION MOVED, All> IT lfAS SECClll>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
11, SERIES OF 1991.
Mayor Van Dyke aentioned that a aatching grant frOII the Corps of Engineers aay
be available for partial reillburs ... nt of SOiie of the costs if the City con-
structs the project.
In response to a question by Council Mellber Habenicht concerning the contribu-
tion value of the 10,000 Tree Project to the City, Mr. Black advised the total
cost of the project frOII Union Avenue north 1s approxi•tely S200,000.
Vote results:
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Council Mellber Hathaway advised that TOIi Munds, Editor, En-
~lewood Sentinel, has voluntNred to assist in the •10,000 Tree Projecf:T
tty NployN voluntNrs were discussed.
(c) This it .. was aoved forward. See Page Nos. 7, 8, 9, and 10.
(d) This it• was aoved forward. See P199 Nos. 4, 5, and 6.
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(1) llayor's Choice
(1) llayor Yu Dyke broelgllt one it• to the 1tte11tion of Council
and staff concerning the budget cut affecting strNt sweeping. She coat11ted
on the ....,.t of dirt, sllld, 111d 1ravel lllltch 1111 acc ... lated on the 1trNt1
11 a result of the f• POW storm thus far t11to the wtnter season, espectally
tn the 1M11tae11 areas. ls she HI recetved naerou1 calls coaplatning about
the acc.-lattOII, she 111C1Utred tf there was a posstbtltty of addresstng thts
probl• 111 1ptte of the budget cuts.
Nr . Fraser res,-ded stattng the budget reducttOII for strNt sweping c•t•-
plated no rtducttN of sentces durt119 the wt11ter ... tits. "-tffr, he pointed
Ollt the d fftcultt11 tftCOUllttred tn att...,tt119 to sweep the strNts prtor to a
th . Ne assured C..Ctl that as 500ft II posstble, probably wttlltn the 111xt
day or t•. the street sweper ...uld be baclt 111 fore,. TN budtet reduct 10ft
111d ts t t wa d cussed fvrther .
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Dtnver •tro area, Md tut cOfldtt.toa ts a result or
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(i) Council Member Habenicht proposed a resolution concerning the
liberation of Kuwait from Iraq. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, THE CONGRESS AND
THE UNTIED STATES ARMED FORCES IN THEIR EFFORTS TO LIBERATE KUWAIT FROM IRAQ.
COIIICJL NDIIO HAIENICHT IIOYED, Nm IT lfAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION IIO. 12, SERIES OF 1191.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton carried.
Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt99tns, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
(11) Council Mellber Clayton:
1) Proposed that the City use less sand, reducing the necessity to sweep as
often. He did coaplt•nt staff on aatntenance of Broadway through Englewood.
2) Announced his appotnt .. nt to National League of Cities Policy C01atttee
for Energy, Envirot111et1t and Natural Resources.
3) Announced Boy Scout Troop No. 92 plans to voluntHr tts services to the •10,000 Tree Project.•
4) Coaented about the Revet1ue Policy proposed by "1111elf and Council Neaber
Koltay and requested 1t be scheduled for dtscusston tn the near future.
(111) Council Neaber Habefttcllt CClalftted there are ~ things
and bad thtngs about the sandtng. It ts certatnly needed -.. tt s Icy, IMlt
tt ts • hazard -.. the tee clears up. Leaving the sand on the streets ts 1 safety COIICern, not Just an aesthettc one.
(h) Council Neaber lltgglns lfMIUlred about the status of the
safety/parking issues for Flood Nlddle School, partlcularly as tt relates to
access froa U.S. 115 . Nr. Fraser will provide that lnfot"llltlon shortly.
(v) Counctl Neaber Hathaway stated there ts • •cuo• IAC ·A·llOf
... ting Tuesday, February 5, about ._tell she has act.tsed ll'8 KN, Alerlca
Beautiful Coordtnator . Site ,...tnded CONC:tl Ind staff about the ltlclt -off of
the ·,uo• UC -A-Tia, A,rtl 6 at Nfle "'"' Stadt•. She ..._Slid vol•t rs for Englewood 's llp -SfftC perforaance .
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(vt) Counct1 .....,.r Koltay :
Referring to the dhcu11I01t dvrlfll stlldy It 110ft vtth the flllewood Nott •
Ing Authority, Nr . IColta, SUf9tSled a one -tt• ••ce,ttOft bt _. lo l
Houslfll Rellabllltatton LOIII ,..,....t to al1ov the Housing Attthor ty to
revt• 1t1 appllcat ton froa IChM1tcltlMtc Realty for ,.lt>ll ltaUon of
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over four dwelling units are excluded.
COIIICIL IIEIIIEll UL.TAY IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIID, TO APPllOYE A --TINE WAIVER
TO SECTlca •• SUISECTlca z Of TIE -EMINID IIIUSI• IEIIUILITATJca LOM MIEE-
IIENT IN OIDD FOi TIE EIILEMINID IIIUSI• Mfflllllln TO ACCEPT -IEVIEV MAP-
PLICATlca FIIII 1t1•1c1t1•1c UALn.
Council Nlllber Clayton c011111nted he has no objection to the Housing Au-
thority accepti, and reviewing the application; however, he stressed the
need for these unds to be used first by those citizens .tlo wtshed to
rehabilitate their residences, stating he would have serious reservations
about approving an arrangeant providing funds for rehab of the building
in question. Council ...._r Koltay assured Council no other action would
be tlMII witllout further discussion on the •tter. Thts action would
only allow the Housing Authority to accept and review the application.
Vote results:
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Notion carried.
Council ...._rs Koltay, Hathaway, lfi91ins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habefticht, VIII Dyke
None
2) lfith refere11ee to the recent claia of IIIRc:y I. Saith concerning as..,...
probl•,
CIUIICIL --TAY .... -n -•111a. 11 KCIPT M MUNI IF M.L CUI• MTII .a•m II. INI. ~= town R •ars ltolta.,, Natllatay, lfi19ins, •llock,
Claytaa, IIINllidlt, Y• Dyu
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Notion carried. cwn .....,. ltoltay c 1nd1d Director FOllda, City AttorMy
Dellitt Md Rs. Sllitil • ta. NHh1tt• of tilts •tter.
l) Tr111•tttld ce,tes of a ,,.,.... onltMIICe ,....,..1 .. -.1,,-l'Oltdlacy
Nq11t....t11 ,.....tld tilts •ttor Ill dtscalld at tlle __. .. sttldy
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(b) Mr. Fraser provided additional infonaation on eaployee volunteers for the "10,000 Tree Project.•
14. Ctty Attorney's Report
(a) Nr. Gri .. expressed appreciation for Counctl's actton on the release of the S.tth clata.
15. AdJOUnaent
COUNCIL IIDIIEll lOlTAY NDYED TO ...... The .. ttng adjourned at 9:52 p.a.
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THIS IIJST BE •CLEANED-UP• BEFORE 11¥1• TO ANY• (LISTEN TO TH£ TAPE MAIN)
AGENDA ITEM 7(A) AND 11(0) -TITLE 15
HEWITT: SELWYN HEWITT, 4915 SOUTH PEARL STREET, MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, THANK
YOU FOR HEARING ME EARLY. FIRST I WOULD LIKE TO COMMEND COUNCIL FOR
ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF CERTAIN NUISANCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
THAT HAVE EXISTED IN THE COMMUNITY FOR SOME TIME. I WOULD HASTEN
TO ADD THAT I FEEL PERHAPS SOME MORE THOUGHT OUGHT TO BE GIVEN TO
CERTAIN PARTS OF THE CHANGES IN THE ORDINANCE AS IT IS PROPOSED.
IN SOME WAYS I THINK IT OVER, THERE'S AN OVERKILL INVOLVED -
THROWING THE BABY OUT WITH THE BATH WATER, SO TO SPEAK, IN SOME
CASES I DON'T THINK THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN ADEQUATELY ADDRESSED. THE
PART IN WHICH I THINK IS MAYBE OVER KILL, Atl) I JUST RECEIVED
THROUGH THE COURTESY OF COUNCILMAN CLAYTON THIS EVENING A COPY OF
THE ORDINANCE SO I COULD READ WHAT IS PROPOSED AS CHANGES, ANO IN
SECTION UNDER A -VEHICLES IN RESIDENTIAL ZONES, ITEM NO. 5, I
WOULD PROPOSE IF YOU MIGHT CONSIDER MAKING A SINGULAR EXEMPTION FOR
VAN DYKE: SEL, WOULD YOU GIVE US A PAGE NUM8£R?
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I'VE SEEN HERE DO NOT ADDRESS THAT. IT'S AN AREA THAT I THINK YOU
NEED TO RECONSIDER. SIMILARLY, GOING BACK TO RECREATIONAL TYPE OF
VEHICLES, THERE ARE MANY PLACES AROUND OUR COMMUNITY WHERE TWO
CAMPERS, TWO MOTOR HOMES, A BOAT AND A CAMPER, A BOAT AND A TRAILER
HOME ARE STORED ON PROPERTY, ON THE FRONT OF THE PROPERTY SET BACK
LINE, COVERED, OR WHATEVER. SO THEY DON'T COMPLY. AND YOU'VE NOT
ADDRESSED THAT PROBLEM. AND I THINK IN MANY CASES THE EXISTENCE OF
THAT KIND OF STORAGE OR MAINTENANCE OF VEHICLES OF THAT KIND ARE
JUST AS DETRIMENTAL TO THE APPEARANCE OF THE COtllJNITY AND THE
MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY VALUES AND GENERAL FEELING OF A RESIDENTIAL
COtllJNITY IS REALLY NOT ADEQUATELY CONSIDERED. AND THAT'S REALLY
WHAT I'M SUGGESTING. MAYBE YOU NEED TO LOOK AT SOME OF THESE
PROVISIONS TO ADDRESS MORE OF THE THINGS THAT I'VE MENTIONED.
THANK YOU.
VAN DYKE: THANK YOU, SEL. ANY COIIIENTS OR QUESTIONS FOR MR. HEWITT? ALEX.
HABENICHT: YES. MR. HEWITT, IT SOUfl>S AS IF YOU'VE GIVEN THIS A LOT OF
THOUGHT. DO YOU HAVE SUGGESTIONS? HAVE YOU GIVEN IT ANY THOUGHT
TO THAT DEGREE?
HEWITT: WELL, I HAD A LONG All> VIGOROUS DISCUSSION WITH MR. CLAYTON LAST
EVENING ON SON£ OF THESE THINGS LAST EVENING ON SOME OF THESE
THINGS. ANO HE EXPRESSED THAT YOU'VE -YOU'VE GIVEN IT A LOT OF
THOUGHT ANO TRIED TO DEFINE WAYS TO CONSTRUCT LANGUAGE IN THE
ORDINANCE THAT VOULD PERMIT THESE THINGS TO BE DITORED OR
ENFORCED. All> Bill SUGGESTED THAT EVEN THE CITY ATTORNEY HAD
SUGGESTED THERE VAS NO VAY TO USE THE LANGUAGE OF THE ORDINANCE AS
IT EXISTED ANO BE ABLE r, ENFORCE IT. I FINO THIS A LITTLE
DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT OR ·1.JERSTAfl> IN THAT THERE MUST BE SOMEWAY
THAT VE CAN CONSTRUCT LANGUMiE THAT VOULD PREVENT SOMETHING LIKE
THE SIX OR EIGHT VEHICLE STORA&£ ON A RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY COULON'T
BE ENFORCED. YOU KNOii, TO PREVENT THAT SORT OF THING. I THIIIC YOU
CAN DO IT TtllOUGH THE SM£ STOUCE FEE APPIIOACH BUT APPLY IT TO All
SUCH VEHICLES. IIJII Bill SU&&ESTED TONIGHT THAT THAT VOULD BE
ADDRESSED BY THE ~E THAT'S CONTAINED H£REIN. I HAVEN'T, LIKE
I SAID, I HAVEN'T READ IT TNOIIOU&HLY EIOJGH HTHER IT'S IN FACT
TRUE OR NOT. I DCll'T HAVE MY OTH(R SU&&ESTIONS OTHER THAN THE ONE
I SUGGESTED EARLY IN NY 0P£NIN5 RDWllS THAT I THIIIC YOU COULD VERY
REASONAILY CONSIDER £XO.TING ONE VEHICLE OF MY TYPE, BE IT NOTOR
HONE, ltOl8Y, AUTONOBILE, BOAT OR IIHATEYER ON MYONE'S PROPERTY AS
l'*' AS IT'S PIOPEILY MINTAINED MD COVERED OI IIHATEVER, ll>T IN
MY, YOU KIIJII, ll>T StATTEMD MOUND TH( PIOPEITY IN PARTS, IUT THAT
COULD VERY EASILY ELIMINATE A BUIDEN OF SON( PEOPt.E. YOU KIIJII, VE
HAVE A NUNB£R OF HON(S IN THC EN&L£WOOD COIIUUTY THAT DCll 'T HAVE
~ S, A UIBER OF HONES IN TH( COIIUUTY THAT DCll 'T HAVE CAR
PORTS EVEN . MD IF SUCH A PERSON HAS A VEHICLE OF THAT TYPE
THEY 'RE GOIN& TO BE FOICCD TO PAY THE STORA&( FEE JUST TO BE AILE
TO MINTAIN Olll(ISHIP IN THAT VEHICLE. MD I DCll 'T THIii( THAT IT 'S
WITHIN THC IOUll)S OF RtASC*MlOIESS IN TEINS Of MINTAININ& THE
DECORUN IN THC COIIUIITY IN THE ABSENCE Of IIHAT W: CONSIDER
NUI TO ALLOW PEOPI. TO MINTAIN SONCTHIN& LIKE THAT WITHOUT
•• IT CCSSARY fOI SON[OII( WITH A UNITED INCONE OR ABSENT A
PIOPCI TOUCC FACI ITY ON II PIOPERTY TO 11:Cl WITH THC
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NEIGHBOR'S EYESORE. LET ME ASK YOU HOW WOULD YOU SUGGEST
ADDRESSING THE ISSUE OF SOMEBODY WHO KEEPS WHAT MIGHT BE CLASSIFIED
AS HOBBY VEHICLE IN THEIR DRIVEWAY THAT KEEPS IT THERE IN A STATE
OF DISREPAIR FOR YEARS AND YEARS?
HEWITT: WELL, I'D HAVE TO ASK -WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY STATE OF DISREPAIR?
BULLOCK: NOT DRIVEABLE.
HEWITT: NOT COMPLETE, AN INCOMPLETE VEHICLE, NO WHEELS, UP ON BLOCKS,
SOMETHING OF THAT KIND?
BULLOCK: I THINK THE BEST WAY TO CLASSIFY THAT WOULD BE -NOT STREET LEGAL.
NOT DRIVEABLE.
HEWITT: WELL, THEN YOU GET INTO SOME DETAIL THAT YOU WOULD ALMOST HAVE TO
CONSIDER ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS. WHAT DIFFERENCE IS IT TO PARK A
VEHICLE OF THAT KIND AS LONG AS IT IS WHOLE All> HAS THE APPEARANCE
OF BEING DRIVEABLE VEHICLE THAN IN PARKING YOUR DAILY DRIVEN
VEHICLE IN THE SAME LOCATION OVERNIGHT OR A WEEKEND OR A WEEK THAT
CONSTITUTES STORAGE AS WELL. THE APPEARANCE IS NO DIFFERENT THAT A
PROPERLY MAINTAINED HOBBY VEHICLE WOULD BE. IN NY VIEW.
BULLOCK: I GUESS WE'RE GETTING INTO THE FRINGES OF THE ARGUMENT, All> I GUESS
IT'S DIFFICULT TO, IN NY NINO, TO EXEMPT LEGITIMATE SITUATIONS OR
WHAT SOME PEOPLE MIGHT THINK ARE LEGITIMATE SITUATIONS LIKE THAT
FROM THE KIND OF PROBLEM THAT WE'RE REALLY TRYING TO GET AT HERE.
All) THAT JS GETTING RID OF THE TERRIBLE JUNK CAR PROBLEM THAT WE'VE
GOT HERE IN THE CITY.
HEWITT: I AGREE AS I SAID IN THE BECI•Illli I CONM(NO YOU EXTENSIVELY FOR
YOUR EFFORT IN THIS DIRECTION BECAUSE WE'VE ALL SEEN EXMPlES OF
YARDS FULL OF VEHICLES IN All CONDITIONS OF DISREPAIR THAT NEED TO
BE REMOVED. SCIIE OF THEM HAVE BEEN THERE FOR YEARS, All> THERE'S NO
REASON FOR THAT TO CONTIMIE TO EXIST. an EQUATINC THAT WITH A WELL
MAINTAINED VEHICLE THAT JS, THAT YOU CONSIDER BY DEFINITI<* A HOUY
VEHICLE BECAUSE IT DOESN'T HAPP£N TO CARRY A CUIIIENT LICENSE JS ...
BULLOCK: COULD YOU NME A RECONM(DTlmt mt WHAT AN APPIIONIATE DEFJNITI<*
WOULD BE?
HEWITT :
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WELL, I THINK THE DEFJNITI<* JS All RIGHT . I THINK THAT YOU N([D
TO DIFFERENTIATE, All EXCEPT FOR DJFFER£NTJATINC 8(1W(EN A WHOLE
VEHICLE All> A VEHICLE IN DJSl(NJR . OR A VEHICLE ml BLOClS, A
VEHICLE WITHOUT WHEELS, A VEHICLE WITHOUT A ll>TOR, AN ENCIN(, A
VEHICLE THAT HAS SUCH ElT£_NSIVE IODY DMNE, A VEHICLE SITTJNC mt
FOUR FLAT TIRES . THERE ARE A LOT Of' WAYS TO FINO WHAT IS AN
UNSIGHTLY VEHICLE OR AN UNSIGHTLY STOUCE ITEN IN SCINEONE 'S YM> AS
OPPOSED TO A TOTALLY WHOLE All> S(JVICEABLE VEHICLE T*T AT THE
MCKNT DOESN 'T HAPPEN TO 8( LICENSCD . BUT IT IS STORED mt PRIVAT£
PROPCRTY PROPCRLY COVERED BY THC OTHER PROVISICIIS IN THE ORDINANC E.
WOULD P£RHAPS A CURSORY WAMINC , A THR([ UTHS ... INC OR A UTH
LONG WAININC TO en TH( VEHI CLE IN SIW( APNOPIIAT[ TO ADORESS
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LOOSEN THAT UP AT ALL. NO. I THINK THAT THOSE, THAT KIND OF
SITUATION NEEDS TO BE REMOVED. PARTICULARLY WHERE IT EXISTS IN
NUMBERS GREATER THAN ONE.
BULLOCK: BUT YOU ••.•
HEWITT: I CAN APPRECIATE THAT AN INDIVIDUAL COULD HAVE A VEHICLE THAT HE'S
STORING OR THAT HE'S MAKING EXTENSIVE REPAIRS TO, AND IT'S TAKING
MORE TIME THAN HE MIGHT PREFER FOR REASONS OF OPPORTUNITY TO WORK
ON IT OR REASONS OF LACK OF RESOURCES, AH, TO BUY PARTS OR
WHATEVER. NO, AND I HAVE, AND THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE. MY SON,
WHO DOESN'T LIVE IN THE COfllJNITY, HAS BEEN WORKING ON RESTORING
WHAT YOU MIGHT CALL A CLASSIC CAR FOR SEVERAL YEARS. BUT IT'S IN A
GARAGE, IT'S FINE. AND I WOULDN'T PROPOSE THAT PEOPLE BE PERMITTED
TO USE TO DO THAT Klfl> OF THING IN THEIR FRONT YARD, NOT AT ALL,
BUT •••
BULLOCK: SO WHAT YOU'RE SUGGESTING IS JUST TO ElENPT ONE VEHICLE?
HEWITT: ONE VEHICLE THAT NEETS, YOU ICIOI, R£ASONA8l.E APPEARMCE
LIMITATIONS.
BULLOCK: OKAY, THEN IT STRIKES NE THAT INT IS REASCIWILE &£TS TO BE KIii> OF
All ARBITRARY AREA, All> MOUUll'T A BETTER WAY Of STATING THAT BE
THAT IT BE DRIVEAILE Ml> LICENSEAILE? THAT'S A •••
HEWITT: THAT'S A VEHICLE.
BULLOCK: ••• CLEARLY DIVIDING LIi£.
HEWITT: IT MY DR MY ll>T IE. AT THE TINE THAT YOU OISEIM IT.
BULLOCK: BECAUSE I THI• THAT IIIAT IIE IIEm TO MDI($$ HO£ IS •••
HEWITT: IUT WE'RE TALKING ••••
IULLOCK: •••• IIE'R£ TALKING AIDUT ll>T -y YGUI IIINT POIUS AS A ND11Y
VEHICLE CIIIO, IF II F.CT YGU DO M CIIE, IUT Al.SO YGUI 11£1 ... 'S
IIINT mT TO MY£ M [Y[SOI[ TO lD OUT ••
HEWITT : D, THER£'S HI£ YOU 'RE &nTING OUTSID( IIY D(flllTI.. YOU 'RE
TMING MOOT EYESOIES, _, I 'II Sla(STJNG TMT TN[ Kim OIi VEHICL E
THAT I MVE 1£FEIOCE TO IS m ... MIi M [Y(SOI[ MIi TN[ CM
YOU DRIVE EVEIYDlY 111[1 YOU ,_ IT II YOUR mlftlMY •
BU LLOCK : MY IEl&HIOIS IIISNT DISIVT [ TMT .
VAN DYK E: IOOLDO , IT 'S M JNT(RESTING MUOT IUT IIE MY£ 'NO m TIii([
HEWITT : II>, I DIDN 'T CON( TO MllUE ,
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VAN DYKE: I THINK THERE IS, SEL, BUT I THINK WE MAY HAVE A QUESTION OR TWO.
RITA.
HATHAWAY: ON YOUR COMMENT ABOUT VEHICLES WITH COLLECTOR'S PLATES . HAVING HAD
ONE OF THOSE MYSELF, THAT JUST RECENTLY BECAME A COLLECTORS ITEM.
IT STILL REQUIRES INSURANCE AS OF JANUARY 1, 1991, OR AT LEAST IT
REQUIRES THAT YOU GO DOIII AND SIGN AN AFFIDAVIT THAT YOU DO HAVE
INSURANCE ON THE VEHICLE BEFORE YOU CAN GET A COLLECTOR'S PLATE.
SO CONSEQUENTLY I DON'T THI• YOUR FELLOW NEXT DOOR IS GOING TO BE
ABLE TO HAYE SEVEN -MYBE HE'S NOT THERE ANY NORE -BUT I DON'T
THI• HE'S CiOINCi TO HAYE SEVEN COLLECTORS VEHICLES BECAUSE THEY'RE
GOING TO HAYE IIISURMCE ON EVERY ONE Of THEN.
HEWITT: WELL THAT MY ACCONPLISH SCINE Of IIIAT YOU'RE AnER.
HATHAMAY: Ml) IIE DION'T EVEN HAYE TO DO THAT. AS FAR AS OUR DEFINITIONS THAT
ARE ALREADY INCLUDED II THE -,IINCE IIIICN IDT THIOUIII EXTENSIVE
R£YIDI IY OUR a& EIIFOICEIDT 11£¥10, CGIIIITTEE, DE11£LICT VEHICLE
INCLUDES Aeec,.,ING TO DEFINITION IIIY VEHICLE NISSIIIG ONE OR NORE
HELS AND IIIY VEHICLE IIIICN ua5 A amtENT LICENSE PLATE OR
EMISSICII STICIER OR IIIICN UCU IIISUUICE. THAT MOULD TM£ INTO
YOUR CIIES SUCH AS COLLECTOIS VDIICLE. CiO DOIII A LITTLE FURTHER AND
YOU MVE THE DEFINITION Of HOIIY VDIICLE AND I THI• IT'S VERY
CLEAR Ml) LISTEN TO IIIAT IT SAYS: IIIY VEHICLE Of THE FOLLOIIII&
TYP£ JI TH£ PIIJCESS Of BEIN& •nLT, ll£ST0ll£D, ca MJITAJIIED AS A
HOIIY OR DIVERSICII FIIIIII CIIE'S 11£UM CICCUMTJCII SUCH AS, DT,
CLASSIC CAR, ElP£RIIDTAL CM, Off -lDM VDIICLE, UC£ CM,.
DEll£LICT VDIJCLE . THE UY II THEIi£ IS •KING l£mmD AS A HOIIY
OR A D1V£RSJCII FIIIIII CIIE'S 11£UM CICCUMTICII• II 01IIO lllllm, LIU
YOUR a WC, Clll Y IIDIICS CII IT IHI NE NU 1IIE .. IICO _, THE
TINE. I THI• THAT 11• Of II ESSDICt IIVlS EVDYDY CIIE CM , YOU
aa,, D111£CTLY ca 1•111£CTLY, IUT I AUD TNI• THAT IIU HAS A
LEIITIMTE CGIICOII IY taau• TNE ... FEE IF -INT TO m, TMT
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PLEASE VOTE.
CLERK: SEVEN AYES.
VAN DYKE: OKAY, llD IS BEFORE US. WE CAN PASS, DEBATE, OR WHATEVER.
HATHAWAY: HOW ABOUT MOVE IT?
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, AT THIS TIME I'D LIKE TO ASK THE CLERK TO READ COUNCIL
BILL NO. 63.1
CLERK: READS TITLE OF BILL INTO RECORD.
CLAYTON: SO MOVED.
HATHAWAY: SECCN>.
VAN DYKE: SECCN>ED BY RITA HATHAWAY. DISCUSSION?
HABENICHT: AH, VE VERE TAKING COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE. IF THERE'S ANYBODY
WHO WANTED TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE PERHAPS VE MIGHT BACK UP A LITTLE
BIT.
CLAYTON: I DON'T HAYE ANY OBJECTION TO THAT AT ALL. I JUST WANTED TO GET
THIS IN A FORMAT SO VE COULD DISCUSS IT.
VAN DYKE: SHOULD VE SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW PEOPLE TO SPEAK TO THIS?
HATHAWAY: SO MOVED. I MOVE TO SUSPEND THE RULES TO ALLOW MORE PUBLIC CClltENT
ON THIS ITEM.
CLAYTON: SECCN>.
VAN DYKE: PLEASE VOTE.
CLERK: SEVEN AYES.
VAN DYKE : OUY, THE IUlES AR£ SO SUSP£J1J£D. JS TH(I( MYCIIE £LS( IN TH(
AUDIENCE IN> WISHES TO MIDRESS THIS PAITJCUlM ITEM 110? UICIPAL
COO£ • ENYIIOIIOTAL ISSUES. MS . lEEM.
KEENA : I HAYE .,T READ THIS llll ., Dll.'T IITOI) TO SP£M CII IT AT All,
.,T SONETHING STIUCl NE . I HAW£ A FIIOI) IN>'S STORING MEI D'S
AUTONOIILE IIULE HE 'S IN THE S(IVJCE . _, DID .,T INTOG TO tuaY
IIISUUICE, DID .,T INTOG TO LICEISE TMT VEHICLE IIITIL
lll>IYIDUAL CMI: UCl FD THE S(IVJCE . _, I DCll 'T ID IF THIS
DEALS 111TH THAT , M IN THIS ~y _, MiC YOU NUiNT INT TO DUI.
VITM THAT FOi SCINC Of TNOS( IN> Al£ OWCltSUS AT TMIS fOINT _,
INTCII) TO HAI( THEIi CM IIO TNCY ltCTUa . I -.Y ID Of CII:
PfRSGI IN>'S DOING TMT .,, I TIIIOII TMT OUT .
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HATHAWAY: IS IT COVERED?
KEENA: I DON'T KNOW.
HATHAWAY: IF IT'S COVERED, IT WOULD BE COVERED THE WAY I UNDERSTAND IT. BUT
IT WOULD STILL BE SUBJECT TO BILL'S $100 FEE.
VAN DYKE: ANYONE ELSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISHES TO ADDRESS THIS PARTICULAR
BILL? OKAY, DO WE NEED A NOTION TO GO BACK? OKAY. IIE'Ll JUST GO
BACK TO REGULAR DISCUSSION. MR. CLAYTON.
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I'll, I WANT TO TELL YOU THAT MR. HEVITI All> I DID HAVE
A RATHER SPIRITED DISCUSSION THE OTHER NIGHT. I, AH, APPRECIATE
HIN BEING WILLING TO CONE FORMARD All) SPEAK TO COUNCIL. I DON'T
BELIEVE THAT THE ISSUE IS SO MUCH AS ONE OF THE APPEARANCE OF MR.
HEVITI'S CAR. I DROVE BY HIS HOUSE, All THE TIRES AR£ PUNP£D UP,
IT'S COVERED WITH A NICE COVER. All>, I DON'T ICNOII HOii LONG IT'S
BEEN THERE, I GUESS SEL TOLD NE Sil, EIGHT •..
HEWITI: TWO/THREE YEARS.
CLAYTON: I STAii> CORRECTED. I THI• THE ISSUE IS FAR IIOADER THAN THAT.
All) THE ISSUE IS THAT AS VE DRIVE MOUND El&l.EVDOO THERE'S JUST A
TROIEIIJOUS IUIBER OF CARS THAT AR£ ll>T, THAT DON'T HAVE THE CARS
PUNP£D UP, THAT DON'T HAVE A NICE ATIRACTIVE CLOTH COVER ON THEN.
THEY AR£ TAKEN APART, THEY'RE COVERED SORT OF 111TH M Ol.D BLUE TOP,
THEY AR£ IK>TIIII& INTO THE aulD IN SOIEON('S FRONT YARD, DR THEIR
WK YARD, DR THEIR SID( YMD. All) I DON'T ICNOII NOif EFFECTIVELY VE
CM ASK TO RDIWE THEIR ON( CAR lflTHDUT Al.SO ASKI• MR. HElflTI TO
RDIWE HIS ON( CAI. I lflSN I CGULD nm A lllY TO DO lMT. IUT I
THI• THIS IS ON( OF THDS£ ISSUES FIMILY lfHEIE THE IOOD OF THE
CCIIIUIJn IS co1• TO HAVE TO OWEISNMICllf THE RIIHTS OF THE
1m1v1DUAL OR lf['R( IIEVER co1• TO K MU TO DUL lflTN THIS
PaLEN, THIS 1110( SPROD .... EN. I 'VE HAD PEOPLE TELL NE lMT
THEY THI• EIIILEVDOO IS M M'10 JUll y-, · lMT YOU MVE TO •1•
A JUll CAI lflTN YOU 11D YOU 111M TO THE c1n. ., I THI• IT'S A
BLOT ON OUR CCIIIUIJn . I THI• IT MIES US THE IUTT Of Ja1£S _,
IT'S DIIMMSSJ•. I DON'T THI• lfE'lf no ••• TO KT A IMILE
ON THE APPEMMCE Of OUR Fl c1n •E lfE FIRST STMT TO DUL
lflTN THIS MUIIDMICE Of JUll CMS. M, I THI POD IIND HAS
M AUTOIIDIILE _, THEY' •••TO ... • THE CM, I IIIIULD Nl
THEY M£ COi• TO LIC THE CM, THEY' •1 TO I CAI,
All) THEY' COi TO DUL lflTN IT II T F I • IUT A THAT
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FOR ANYONE WHO'S A SERVICEMAN SERVING.
VAN DYKE: A POINT OF CLARIFICATION, AND THEN I'll COME BACK TO YOU ALEX.
RITA, I'M NOT SURE THAT I UNDERSTAND YOU. ACCORDING TO THE WAY
IT'S BEING CONSIDERED TO BE PASSED, ANYONE THAT HAS ONE VEHICLE
WHETHER IT'S STORED IN THE GARAGE OR UNDER A TARP OR WHATEVER, IF
IT'S NOT LICENSED OR REGISTERED THEY WOULD HAVE TO PAY THE $100
FEE . CORRECT?
CLAYTON: NO, IF AS LONG AS ITS, IF IT'S IN A GARAGE THERE'S NO FEE.
HATHAWAY: NO, CAUSE ACCORDING TO THE DEFINITION IT'S NOT CONSIDERED .••.
CLAYTON: NO, IF IT'S IN A GARAGE IT IS -IT SPECIFICALLY EXEMPT CARS THAT
ARE IN A COVERED GARAGE. THERE'S NO •..
VAN DYKE: I DON'T SEE WHERE THAT'S SEPARATED, BILL. I'M SORRY. I SHOULD BUT
KOLTAY: FOR YOUR REFERENCE YOUR HONOR, PAGE 15, NO. 5.
HATHAWAY: EXACTLY WHAT tit. HEVITI WAS TALKING ABOUT.
CLAYTON: WHERE IT SAYS WHICH IS NOT STORED IN M ENCLOSED GARAGE.
VAN DYKE: C*AY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THAT CLARIFICATION. C*AY, SO THAT'S
A POINT OF VERIFICATION I WANTED. ALEX.
HABENICHT: YES, I WOULD, I DO THI• THAT AT ml[ POINT RITA WAS INDICATING THAT
THERE WAS A DISTINCTIC* IEMEN A HOIIY Oil DERELICT VEHICLE. AH,
IN TH( PIIOVISIC* NO. I. IUT IOTH HOIIIY Ml) D0£LICT ME TlfATED
TH( SME. I THI• ME NEED TO I( MN£ OF THAT. I THI• TOO THAT
THE INTENT OF THIS TITLE, Ml) TH( INTENT OF THIS SECTIC* IS TO
ELIIIINATE TH( PIOLIF[IATIC* OF IIMIY VEHICLES, IIMIY SUCH VEHICLES,
All> AS SUCH I THI• POMPS ... HEIIITI'S SU&KSTlm OF EXDIPTIIC
CIE VEHICLE MOULD II ESSOCE Ml) AT TH( SM[ TINE IEALLY, IE'IIE
ALRODY TALlllC AIOUT MVIIC m IIIIIE MIi CIE NDIIY/D[l[LICT
VEHICLE MYIIAY II TH( •111M1Ct IIDUlD TME CME Of SOIi[ OF TNDSE
CCIITIICOCUS THAT IE'IIE TIYIIC TO AIOID TH( NOUFEIATIC* AT THE
SM( TINE, I IMS THl•IIC THAT POIIAPS IE COUlD no I( OPOIIC
NIIIORA'S IOl TO SOIi[ SGIT OF I-NDDUCI• THI• FOil PEOft.E WHO
NAVE YAIDS, SIDlYAm, Ml) IIIATOU Ml) THEY •'T MVE A ICU
YET, Ml) SOIIEIODY WHO IIDUlD I( IIILLIIC TO STIii£ THUi FOil SIOO PEI
YEM Oil WHO lllatl I( IIILLIIC TO MY THESE PEOft.E F• TH(
OPflCIITIIUTIES. I THAT FM f[T • IUT I nu•
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TO A 5 TO EXEMPT A SINGULAR VEHICLE. IS THAT CORRECT, ALEX?
HABENICHT: THAT'S RIGHT.
VAN DYKE: THE MOTIONS MADE. IS THERE A SECOND? I'll SECOND THE MOTION.
DISCUSSION ON THE AMENIIIENT?
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR. THE FACT IS THAT MOST OF THE JUNK CARS IN ENGLEWOOD
ARE JUST ONE CAR IN ONE YARD. WE NIGHT AS WELL JUST CROSS OFF THE
WHOLE ORDINANCE IF WE DO THAT. BECAUSE TH£ FACT IS THAT RlllfT AS
W£ SIT, W£ CAN'T ENFORCE THE ONE VEHICLE PER YMD. THAT'S TH£
PDLEN. lltEN CODE ENFORCEMENT GOES OUT Ml> THEY SAY, YOU DOIi,
NOYE YOUR CAR, YOU'VE GOT FIVE DAYS -HE NOYES IT IIEIT DOOR. THAT
HAS MATED THE .. ISMCE. THE IIEIT DAY HE DES IT uat. THAT'S A
ID .. ISMCE. THAT REQUIRES A NOi CITATICII. THE IDUTY OF THE
$100 FEE IS THAT IT DOESN'T MTTER HR£ THAT CAR IS IN EIIILEWOOD,
IT HAS TO HAYE A FEE PAID STOIME N IT CM'T I( II EIIILEIIOOD. IT
DOESN'T -YOU CM a£ IT TO YOUR IIEl ... 'S Y., YOU CM DE IT
ACROSS THE STREET, IT STILL &£TS A FE£. Ml) THE F.cl IS THAT, 11£,
YOU DOIi, l'lt TUIIIED HCIIES II CII IUDDUS oa:ASIC*5 Oltl Ml) OVER
Ml> OVER MAIi TO CODE EIFORCENENT. mTHING IWf8IS. THEY TELL NE
IT DOESN'T DO MY IOOD, Ml) 1H£Y CM'T DO IT. 11£ll, THIS PUTS
TE£1H IN IT. WE CAN DO IT WITH THIS.
HATIWIAY: I JUST INT A POINT OF CLARIFICATICII FD BILL. THIS SlOO FEE IS
VEHICLE SPECIFIC, NOT LOCATICII SPECIFIC.
CLAYTON: •TN, IT'S SPECIFIC TO THE VEHICLE Ml) SPECIFIC TO THE LOCATICII,
BUT ••••
HATHAIIAY: IIIAT IF TH£ ltNICl£ IS IIIMD IIITNII THE CITY II THE YUi. THAT'S
IIIAT I INT TO ICIDI. IT'S ltNICl£ SPECIFIC CII.Y.
CLAYTCII: IT'S VENICL£ SPECIFIC.
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HAS AN ONGOING FINANCIAL OBLIGATION WITH REGARD TO THAT VEHICLE ANO
IS GOING TO USE IT. NY CONCERN IS ABOUT VEHICLES THAT HAVE NO
LICENSE, NO INSURANCE, ANO THE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD IS SIMPLY
BEING USED AS A STORAGE LOT.
HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, AS A, TRIED, IN THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION, MAYBE WE,
AH, COULD CHANGE THE DELETION OF THE WORD HOBBY VEHICLE IN NUMBER 5
ANO MIGHT RESOLVE AN AWFUL LOT OF THIS CONFLICT.
VAN DYKE: ARE If£ LOOKING AT HOIIY ANO DERELICT VEHICLES AS BEIN& SYNONYMOUS?
EVERYONE TALKING AT ONCE.
HABENICHT: l'N NORIN& A DIFFERENTIATICII EXPRESSED BY ... CLAYTCII THAT ISN'T
CONING THIOUal IN THE READING OF THE ••••
CLAYTCII: 11£ll, IN SP£MI• WITH ... DUIITI, M INTEITICII IMS ll>T TO CNAICE
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YDIICLES. SO 11£ Dll*'T IEIIIM THE IESTIICTim OF CIE NOIIY OR mE
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TO ASK FOR A FINAL STATEMENT FROM ANYBOOY.
HATHAWAY: I NEED TO MAKE A SLIGHT POINT OF CLARIFICATION, SINCE THIS IS
INDEED THE FIRST READING AGAIN, I THINK THIS NEEDS TO BE LISTED AS
BEING INTRODUCED BY BOTH MYSELF Afl) BILL CLAYTON.
CLAYTON: I WOULD EVEN YIELD TO THIS •••
HATHAWAY: IT D0£SN'T MATTER TD ME, WHAT I'M SAYING SINCE IT IS A FIRST
READING, IT NEEDS TO BE REDONE THE WAY IT WAS MOVED. SO.
VAN DYKE: IS THAT ACCEPTABLE, PAT.
CLERIC: CERTAINLY.
VAN DYKE: OKAY, FINAL CONMENTS?
KOL TAY: YOUR HONOR, I HAVE ONE COIIDT. IIIILE I REALIZE THAT IWIY PEOPLE
TlllOU&HOUT THE CITY HAVE EITHER A HOIIY VEHICLE, A DERELICT
VEHICLE, ORM OPERAll.E VEHICLE, THE CASE II POINT I THI• IIE'VE
TALKED ABOUT IWIY, IWIY TIMES SEVERAL OF THESE AR£ UGLY. THE
IOTTON LINE TO UGLY THOUGH IS THAT 1NY OF THE PEOPLE IIIO HAVE UGLY
VEHICLES DO SPEii> THE TIME, THE flJIIEY MD THE EIERSY TO LICENSE
THEN, INSUR£ THEN, IME SUR£ THAT THEY MEET THE REQUIR£ME1TS THAT
THE STATE PIIOVIOES FOR LICEISIII&. I BELIEVE THAT THIS $100 PE•IT
FEE IS &0111& TO A11DR£SS EXACTLY IIIAT •• CLAYTON HAS IIIDUIHT
FORIND. THE PERSCII IIIO SINPLY MIi$ THE CM TNOE FOIEVER MD
CCIISIDERS IT M IIVESlMEIT II THEIR PIOPERTY SINPLY IECMISE AS IT
MES IT'S IOIII& TO IECCIME A CLASSIC. I THI• THAT AS PEOPLE CCIME
FORIND MD AFTER THESE CITATIONS Ml IIVEI OUT, IIE'LL EITHER FIii>
PEOPLE CCIII• II TO IET A PEIIIIT TO KEEP THE CM OR THEY'LL IET RID
OF THEIi. I THI• THAT'S EXACTLY IIIAT THE CCIIUIITY NEEDS TO
MJD1£SS .
HATHMMY: YGUI tam, I NIIHT ALSO ADO THAT THE CITY DOES CGIIDUCT M AUCTION
OF •T THEY CCIISIDO DEIELICT • JIii( VOIICUS THlT IUII> Of IET
LEn ON THE smm AIIIUIID TM. I 1111111' SAY THlT II['• V£IY
EFFECTIVE II PICII• TIIDll W. I CM ..... ll>T TIIO FM II TIIE
DISTMCE MST THlT IIE 1111£ ... AS .... Off YIIII CM, TIIE CITY
IIILL TAKE CME Of IT.• I •'T THI• THlT Dlffl SO NUCN MffllJIE
II FACT IIE FOUIID OUT THAT IIDST OF TIIDll VEHICLES THlT SOLD AT
AUCTION IDT TUaED AIIIUIID -MCI a TIIE STIEETS OF
OIILEIIICID. THEY USED FOR NITS • STUFF. I THI QUITE
FRAIIU. Y THE SIIDTS THlT MY M A IIDIIY OR LICT ICU
THlT'S SITTI AIIIUIID FOREVP M FCIUIID A Y TO RID OF
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BE SUPPORTING THIS BILL. ALEX.
HABENICHT: I TOO WILL BE SUPPORTING THIS BILL, IT'S CERTAINLY BEEN IN THE
MAKING FOR A LONG TIME ANO I THINK IT'S A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION. AND IT SHOWS A CONCERTED EFFORT ON THE PART OF A NINIER
OF CONCERNED CITIZENS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ISSUE· THOSE WHO WERE
TRYING TO MAKE OUR CODES STRICTER AND THOSE WHO WHERE TRYING TO
MAKE THEM MORE LENIENT AND THEY CANE TOGETHER AND SAT AT THE TABLE
AND CME UP WITH A PROGRM TO PRESENT TO COUNCIL THAT WE SEE NOW AS
TITLE 15. AND IT'S A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AND I
WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUPPORT IT.
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I WOULD JUST SAY THAT I FRMKLY M TORN ON THIS ISSUE
ON JUNK CARS, BECAUSE I APPRECIATE IOI ME BECCIIE SO ATIACHED TO OUR
VEHICLES IN THIS SOCIETY. ANO PERHAPS THAT'S THE BIG PIIOBLEM . WE
HAVE SO IIANY, WE GET A CAR ANO WE JUST CAN'T BEAR TO PART WITH IT.
I GUESS I'M JUST HOPING THAT SOIIE Of THE FOLKS WHO HAVE THESE CARS
WILL, THAT HAVE BEEi PAlltED FOR LCIII POIODS OF TINE, Will CONSIDER
ANO MAKE SOIIE SOOD DECISICIIS AIOUT WHETHER IT REALLY BELONGS STORED
IN THEIR FDT YAID OI BACK YAID CIR THEIi SIDE YAID, ANO THE CITY
Of DIGLEIIOOO'S APPEAIUIICE Will BE THE BDIEFICIARY Of THEIR
DECISICIIS.
BULLOCK: NOTHING.
FRASER: MYCIR, I HAVE TO ASK THIS CLARIFYING QUESTICII AS I'll fflll& TO
FIIUI£ OUT HOii I WOULD MIIIINISTEI THIS . AS I LOOK AT THE
DEFINITICIIS Of D0£LICT vtHICLE Ml> HDIIY vtHICLE, Ml) AS I LOOK
THIDUllt THE IIEST Of THIS CCIDE, I DO 11n nm THE EICEPTICII THAT Ml.
CLAYTIII ALLUDED TO EMUEI THAT A vtHICLE IIIICN IS LICENSED TO
OPOATt Ml) IS CANllE Of OfOATI• CII THE S11£m IS 11n ALSO A
HDIIY vtHICLE. M, Ml) IF THEIi£ IS 1NAT EIDIPTICII l'WE JUST IIISSED
IT. IUT I 'II CGIEEIIIED IF 1NAT IS CGUIICIL 'S IIITDff, IF SIIIEDY
IIGUlD IIOINT 1NAT CIUT n, NE I IIGUlD K IUD TO ACIW.EDIE IT .
CLAYTIII : UIIDEI THE DEFIIITICII OF DEl(l.lCT WEHICL[ CII MK 7, IT SAYS A
DEl(LICT WEHICU IS A ftlllCU IIIICN IS CICID, _,IED.
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CLASSIC CAR REGULATIONS, BUT IT COULD BE A LICENSED VEHICLE THAT
YOU COULD DRIVE AT ANY TIME AND STILL MEET THE DEFINITION OF
CLASSIC CAR. THAT'S MY CONCERN.
CLAYTON: I WOULD EXPECT THAT A CLASSIC CAR WOULD STILL HAVE TO HAVE A
LICENSE PLATE AND UNDER THE NEV LAW IT STILL HAS TO HAVE INSURANCE,
AND I WOULD THINK THAT IT WOULD BECAUSE OF THOSE TWO, IT WOULD NOT
BE A DERELICT VEHICLE, I MEAN A PERSON NAY CONSIDER IT TO BE THEIR
HOBBY, BUT I DON'T BELIEVE OUR DEFINITION WOULD CONSIDER IT A HOBBY
VEHICLE BECAUSE IT HAS LICENSE PLATES AND INSURANCE.
FRASER: BUT, I'M WONDERING, BILL, IF IT WOULD IIIRT YOUR UNDERSTANDING DR
ANYONE ELSE'S UNDERSTANDING Of THIS SECTION, IF IIE WOULD TAKE THAT
SANE LAST PART OF DERELICT VEHICLE AND MOYE THAT TO INCLUDE THESE
OTHER AREAS, BECAUSE A RACE CAR, YOU ICD, SONETHING COULD NOT ONLY
BE USED AS A RACE CAR All) IE STREET LEGAL MD LICENSED, AN
EXPERHIOITAL CAR COULD IE STREET LEGAL MD LICENSED, All OF THOSE
1MINGS MD STILL CONE UIIDER YOUR CCIICHIIS ABOUT HOIIY VEHICLES.
CLAYTON: I 1MINIC THAT'S AN AREA THAT If[ NEED TO TALK 1111" 1ME CITY ATTORNEY
ABOUT •.•
GRUII: I 1MINIC YOU'RE RIGHT.
CLAYTON: .•• IETIIEOI ... MD AINlUST 1, All>, NI, PENPS YOUR STAFF COULD
CONE IACl TO US 1111" SON( SPECIFIC CCIICEINS All> RECOIIIOmATIONS AND
If[ COULD Lomt AT HOii If[ INT TO MIIIINISTER THAT. NI, IECAUSE I
1MINIC IF WE m TO DO THAT TIIIIGHT, 1MOI WE'RE IOI• TO &ET INTO
1ME REST OF 1ME COST HI£ IT SPEMS MOUT HDIIY MD D0£LICT
vtltlCL[S MD I DON 'T· IIIAII THAT ~'TOUR INTOITIOII IIITIALLY .
WE TIIED TO •T NESS UP 1ME OTHER DEFIIITIOIIS.
FWER: IUT IT IS YOUR INTOIT TO 11n ASSESS A FH OIi A VEHICLE THAT IS
PIDPOl Y l lCDISED _, IIISUIO.
CLAYTOII: THAT'S CGIIECT.
FW[R: IINtTNO • 11n IT NEm lNIS KFIIITIOII Of HDIIY IDIICLE.
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THE DEFINITION OF HOBBY VEHICLE AND DERELICT VEHICLE ESPECIALLY
SINCE THE DEFINITION OF HOBBY VEHICLE INCLUDES DERELICT VEHICLE,
All) THAT'S WHERE A LOT OF OUR PROBLEM IS CONING FRON. PERHAPS WE
COULD CLARIFY, AH, AN AMENDMENT TO EXEMPT CLASSIC VEHICLES OR TO
MAKE NOTE IN THE TITLE THAT WE AREN'T INCLUDING LICENSED VEHICLES
THAT WOULD ALLAY THE CONCERNS OF SONE CITIZENS.
GRIIII: I THINK YOU DO THAT BY ONISSION. YOU DEFINE A VEHICLE, A DERELICT
VEHICLE All> A HOBBY VEHICLE. I THINK THEY'RE SEPARATE, All> BY
OMISSION YOU'RE NOT INCLUDING ONE UNIT.
HABENICHT: HOWEVER, THE HOBBY,
VAN DYKE: I DION'T NM£ THE NOTION.
HATHAWAY: CALL FOR THE QUESTION.
YAN DYKE: THE QU£STICII HAS IEEN CALLm. Pl.EASE VOTE.
CLERK: SEYOI AYES.
YAN DYKE: JUST A IIIIIDT, SEL. THIS IS THE FIIST IEMI• OFFICIALLY TCIIIIHT,
SO THO£ IS Ol'IIOITIIIITY FOi ALD _, PEOPLE TO M1D1£SS THE
SP£CIF1CS. •• HEIIITI IIJUlD STILL LIi£ TO SP£M TO CCUICIL, _, I
IELIEYE, IIE'YE STILL SUSPDID THE Ill.ES ANIOPIIATELY, SO H£ MY
CCII£ FOIIND.
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LEFT, SO I'D LIKE HER TO COME FORWARD AND SPEAK TO COUNCIL.
KEENA: GOOD EVENING. I'M BETTY KEENA, 4801 SOUTH KALAMATH, ENGLEWOOD. I
SIGNED UP THIS EVENING TO TALK ABOUT THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
CHANGE THAT HAS TO DO WITH CANDIDATES AND CONTRIBUTIONS IN RUNNING
CAMPAIGNS. ONE OF THE DISADVANTAGES I THINK IN BEING A CPA IS WHEN
YOU HEAR ABOUT A LAW, VDU WONDER HOW YOU'RE GOING TO ENFORCE THAT
LAW. THOUGH I SPEND MOST OF MY DAYS, THESE DAYS READING IRS CODES,
I DID ASK FOR A COPY OF THIS LAW AND RECEIVED IT ON THURSDAY. I
HAVE 10.1 AND I THINK THAT IS THE SAME ONE THAT YOU HAVE SO I HAVE
BENEFIT OF THOSE AMENDMENTS.
FIRST, I'VE FOUND FROM A COUPLE OF PHONE CALLS I'VE RECEIVED, I
THINK THIS IS A VERY DIFFICULT BILL FOR A POSSIBLE CANDIDATE TO
EVER ARGUE AGAINST, BECAUSE I THINK THEY THINK THEY WOULD BECOME
SUSPECT OR THEY THINK THEY CAN BE CHARGED WITH THAT IN THE UPCOMING
ELECTION IF SOMETHING LIKE THIS BILL DOESN'T PASS. I HAVING BEEN
ON CITY COUNCIL AND EVERY TWO YEARS BEING ASKED TO RUN FOR CITY
COUNCIL AND CONSISTENTLY HAYE REFUSED, FEEL THAT THE LIKELIHOOD OF
MY EYER RUNNING IS EXTREMELY SLIM SO I HAYE NO VESTED INTEREST IN
WHETHER OR NOT YOU PASS IT OR DON'T PASS IT, MY INTEREST IS
PRIMARILY AS A CITIZEN AND HOW CAN YOU ENFORCE IT. JUST FOR THE
SAKE OF OPENNESS I Will TELL YOU AS YOU All KNOW, I WAS CHAIRMAN OF
THE BOARD OF COMMERCE AND WRITTEN IN THE BYLAWS Of THEIR PAC IS
THAT ANYONE WHO IS CHAIRMAN Of THEIR BOARD WHEN THEY BECOME PAST
CHAIRMAN THEY ALSO BECOME CHAIRMAN Of THE PAC. SO I'M CHAIRMAN Of
THE PAC THIS YEAR. ONE SLIGHT VESTED INTEREST I NIGHT HAYE IS If
YOU PASS THIS I Will HAYE TO WOlll LESS HARD GENERATING MONEY. SO
(LAUGHTER) I TRULY HAYE NO ISSUE WITH WHETHER YOU PASS IT OR NOT.
AS A CITIZEN I M VERY CONCE•m ABUT HOW YOU'RE GOING TO ENFORCE
IT ANO THE COST Of THAT ENFORCDIENT. UNFORTUNATELY NY THOUGHTS
AREN'T TOTALLY ORWIZ£0. 1 'N &01115 TO GIVE YOU SEVERAL SCENERIOS
THAT I DON'T THIIIC THAT THE UM IDLS WITH ANO I DON'T UNOERSTANO
HOW IT IS &GING TO BE HAll>l.ED. I WILL, I liUESS, GIVE YOU A BIT Of
HISTORY. IN 1971 I WAS APPOINTm TO NY FIRST CCIIIISSION IN THE
CITY Of ENGLEWOOD All> THAT IIAS TH( ELECTION CCIIIISSION, ANO NY
FIRST FOINL APPEARANCE IN FIONT Of CITY CCUICIL WAS TO ALLOW
CANDIDATES IN TH( CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO PUT SIGNS IN THEIR YARDS ANO
OTHER PEOPLE'S YARDS. PIIOR TO THAT I BELIEVE IT HAD BEEN ILLEGAL
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO DO THAT. All) I THIii( OUR SIGNS Alt(
FUN, SO I 'N GUO I M>£ THAT OWIGE. I ALSO RAN FOR CITY CCUICIL,
SO OF COURSE I 'YE FILLED OUT ALL OF THOSE FOIIIS. I 'VE DE 11IIOUCiH
THAT PIOCESS . I WAS ALSO TIEASUl(I OF ENGLEWOOD COALITION FOR
SEVERAL YCAIS All) I BELIEVE I IIAS THUR IEGISTERED ACCNT . BUT
BECAUSE OF THAT I ' VE BEEN IIMN.YED IN CLECTIONS FOR 13 YEAIS IN
ENGLEWOOD, BOnt AS A CCIIIISSIONCI TIYIIG TO EWORCE TH( UWS, Ml>
AS A CMl>IOATt, Ml> AS M lll>IVIOUAL WHO l£'1 TH( BOOU FOR TH(
THIIIO 1£C1STER£0 POLITICAL NITY IN THIS CITY . Ml> I THIIIC THESE
ARC SON£ OF CONCERNS . TH( UM PIIOYIO(S FOR A CITIZEN OF
STMl>ING BEi All[ TO l005£ A CCINPlAINT IN THE CITY ATTOIIICY'S
GrFIC • IS NO STATUT or IMITATIONS . DOCS THIS N£M THAT A
CANOIOAT T Y I IF ELECTED I LIAllC FOR A CONPUINT FION A
CITIZEN FOR FIVC YE.MS, TEN Y , OR JUST 60 DAYS Afl[I THC
UCTION OR to DAYS AF'TCR l TION . I THIii( THC OUGHT TO BE
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SOME OUTSIDE LIMITATION WHEN A CITIZEN COULD MAKE A COMPLAINT, OR I
THINK YOU'RE PUTTING PEOPLE WHO RUN FOR OFFICE AT AN EXTREME
DISADVANTAGE. I THINK THAT THE DEFINITE OF CORPORATION IS
DIFFICULT TO ENFORCE. MOST CORPORATIONS HAVE AS THEIR REGISTERED
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MOMENT HYPOTHETICALLY THAT A STUDENT, THAT AN INDIVIDUAL, A CITIZEN COMPLAINED
ABOUT CONTRIBUTIONS TO A CANDIDATE, TO AN OPPONENT, TO ANOTHER CANDIDATE, AH,
AND YOU ASKED THE CITY TO VERIFY THAT ALL THOSE CONTRIBUTIONS COME FROM
BUSINESSES LOCATED IN THE CITY. I THINK THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE SOME TROUBLE
UNLESS YOU HAVE AS YOUR ONLY SOURCE THE TELEPHONE BOOK. BECAUSE REGISTERED
AGENTS ARE FREQUENTLY ATTORNEYS, 17TH STREET ATTORNEYS, OTC ATTORNEYS WHO BEAR
NO RELATIONSHIP AT All TO THE CORPORATION. I DON'T KNOW IF YOUR DEFINITION OF
CORPORATION INVOLVES ONLY THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THOSE CORPORATIONS OR IF A
CORPORATION WHOSE PRESIDENT IS RUNNING A BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
YOU TRULY MERELY MEAN A PHYSICAL PRESENCE. IF YOU TRULY MERELY MEAN A
PHYSICAL PRESENCE, IS THAT PHYSICAL PRESENCE ON THE DAY THE CONTRIBUTION IS
MADE, THE YEAR PRECEDING, THE SIX MONTHS, IS THERE ANY TIME LIMITS THAT MAKES
A BUSINESS A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. I KNOW THAT IN
MANY BYLAWS IT IS PROVIDED IN THE STATE OF COLORADO, AND IT'S A FAIRLY TYPICAL
COflllENT IN BYLAWS THAT A BUSINESS CAN ESTABLISH AN OFFICE AS THAT BUSINESS
REQUIRES FROM TIME TO TIME, AND I THlfl( THAT'S FAIRLY COMMON TERMINOLOGY THAT
I SEE IN BYLAWS WHICH MEANS ANY BUSINESS IF IT REALLY BECOMES THAT DEEPLY
INVOLVED IN ONE OF YOUR ELECTIONS COULD SET UP A BUSINESS ADDRESS AND SAY IT
WAS A BONAFIDE BUSINESS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND I'M NOT SURE HOW ANYONE
WOULD PROVE THAT WAS TRUE OR NOT TRUE. ONE OF THE, I THlfl(, THE MORE FUN
EVENTS THAT OCCURS DURING THE ELECTION IS TO HAVE A FUJI> RAISER, BE IT A TEA
OR A PARTY OF SOME SORT AND PASS THE HAT AND YOU GET YOUR CASH. YOUR LAW DOES
NOT AT All ADDRESS CASH CONTRIBUTION. AND I THIii( THERE WOULD BE, AND · THIS
IS MY WICKED CPA SIDE POINT· IF YOU WERE HAVING A PARTY, All YOU WOULD HAVE
TO DO DURING THE LAST FIVE NIIIITES OF THAT PARTY IS STAND UP Ml> SAY, YOU
KNOW, I LIVE IN AURORA AND I PUT NY MONEY IN THAT HAT. HOii 111CM MONEY DID YOU
PUT IN THAT HAT? WELL, I AIN'T GOING TO TELL YOU HOW 111CM MONEY I PUT IN THAT
HAT. OR EVEN BETTER, IF YOU'RE REALLY LOOKING INTO IT, YOU SAY YOU PUT $150 IN
THAT HAT AND THERE'S ONLY S75 IN THE HAT. HAVE YOU TAINTED All OF THE MONEY
IN THAT HAT? Ml> 111D DOES THAT POOR CAll>IDATE GIVE THAT MONEY TO? I THI•
THAT IS PROUILY ON£ OF THE MORE FUN EVENTS IN A CMPAJ&N Ml> I ALSO THI• IT
JS THE TINE HI CAll>IDATES MEET CITIZENS AT A IIDST IWOIIIAl lEVtl, -THAT
IS WHEN YOU HAYE TIO 0¥£1 TO YOUR HOUSE TO A TEA, YOU HAYE A POT CII THE TAILE
AND THEY STICl II S5 II THERE, OR THEY STICl S2 II THERE. -I MOUl.D HATE TO
SEE THAT lllm OF CASUAL.•ss DISAPPEAR. Ml)TH[R QU[STICII. IF YOU'RE REALLY
GOING TO PLAY DIRTY TRICKS · I 'II DOING THIS IY THE MAY WHILE I 'II DRIVING TO
AND FROM WORIC, THAT'S HOii NY NINO WORKS · INT IF YOU PLACED, SONECIIE PLACED
AN UNSOLICITED NJ II THE •IISPAPER 111D DID IDT LIVE II THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
AND THE CAIIOIDATE SAYS I DICll'T APNOWE THAT NJ. HOW DO YOU EWOltE THAT?
WHO DO YOU GO AFTER? HOW DO YOU EVEN ICJDI IIIO'S TELLING THE TIUTN? IF YOU 'RE
GOING TO MAKE THE INDIVIDUAL NY, (cont tllUtd bel•)
KEE~: DOES THAT POOR CAll>IDATE GET STUCl WITH PAYING THE MDllfT OF TH[
NJ, EVEN THOUliM THEY DICll 'T .,,.,.E THAT NJ? IIIO IS TNE ACCUSCI
MO IN) IS TH[ ACCUSED Ill nus POLITICAL ISSUE OF -ING
CMPAl&NS . D I ACREE THAT I THI• TH[ WT TEI Y[MS THE
CMPAl&NS II DCLCWOOD HAVE IEEI QUITE CLEM, AD£ DID, Y[RY
OPEN, FIMlt, IUT I DCll 'T THI• IT 'S l(YOIID UNIIIATICII TO THI•
OF THE IDUS THOUCH THEY Nl&HT AlftM RIDICULOUS CII FCIIUAI
•TH ME &01 TO SCCN THAT RIDICULOUS CII A HOTLY CCIITCSTED C#INI
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IF THE CITY HAS FORMS, YOU KNOW, THE STATE, THE FORMS THAT YOU FILL
OUT FOR THE STATE, THERE WASN'T TIME FOR ME TODAY TO CALL, AND MY
MEMORY TELLS ME THOUGH THAT THE LIMIT THAT YOU HAVE TO KEEP FOR THE
STATE OF COLORADO IS $50. DOES THIS MEAN THAT YOU'RE SAYING THAT
EVERY CANDIDATE MUST KEEP TRACK OF EVERY PENNY DOWN TO A DOLLAR?
IF SO, YOUR FORMS ARE GOING TO HAVE TO BE INDEPENDENT FROM THE
STATE FORMS AND I THINK YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO REQUIRE A
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF RECORD KEEPING ON THE PART OF CANDIDATES. IF
SOMEONE GIVES YOU $10, YOU'LL NEED NAME, ADDRESS, SO THAT IT CAN BE
VERIFIED. I THINK THAT AT A MINIMUM, AH, YOU OUGHT TO ASK THE CITY
WHAT IT WOULD COST TO ENFORCE THIS KIND OF THING. I THINK THAT
THERE IS ONE SECTION IN THERE THAT SAYS IF ANY CITIZEN GROUP WHOSE
MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES AN INOIVIOUAL WHO DOES NOT LIVE IN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, WHICH MEANS THAT IF YOU HAVE A GROUP, LET'S SAY THE OLD
ENGLEWOOD COALITION OR GEORGE ALLEN'S GROUP WHICH I KNOW WAS VERY
ACTIVE IN THE LAST ELECTION ANO SOMEONE QUESTIONED THOSE
CONTRIBUTIONS, THE CITY WOULD HAVE TO GO ANO GET THE ENTIRE
MEMBERSHIP LIST ANO CHECK THE ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP LIST TO FINO OUT
WHERE THOSE INOIVIOUALS LIVED. IF, FOR A LONG TIME I WAS TREASURER
OF THE ENGLEWOOD COALITION, BUT I WOULD NOT, I HAO NOT CONTRIBUTED
ANY MONEY AT ALL TO THE ENGLEWOOD COALITION, WOULD, HAO I BEEN AN
AURORA CITIZEN WOULD THAT HAVE ELIMINATED THE COALITION BECAUSE I
DID WORK FOR THEM OR IS IT ONLY WHEN SOMEONE, YOU KNOW, CONTRIBUTES
MONEY? MUST THOSE GROUPS, CITIZEN GROUPS SUCH AS GEORCE ALLEN HAS
FORMED ANO Jll>Y HENNING HAS FORNED AGAIN KEEP TRACK OF ALL CASH
CONTRIBUTIONS SO THAT THEY CAIIIOT EVEN PARTICIPATE ANO PASS THE HAT
ON ISSUES?
AH, I JUST REALLY THINK THE ENFORCEMENT ON THIS WHOLE BILL IS
REALLY TRICKY All> PRETTY TOUGH. All> NY, I NEVER COME TO THIS
COUNCIL WITH CONCERNS ABOUT SOME PROflOSED SOLUTION. THE FIRST, OF
COURSE, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE DON'T PASS IT. THE SECOND IS IF YOU ARE
GOING TO PASS IT, FINO OUT FIRST IOI MUCH IT'S GOIN& TO COST TO
ENFORCE All> IS IT ENFORCEABLE, IIIAT DEPARTNENT IN THE CITY WILL
HAVE TO ENFORCE IT. ;(T SOME STAME Of LINITATIONS IN TH(R( SO
CANDIDATES ARE NOT ALWAYS UNDER TIIIEAT. YOU ID, THERE IS A POINT
IN TINE WHEN THIS ENOS. SECOND SOLUTICII, I 'LL TELL YOU A RALPH
COLE STORY. SOME Of YOU ARE PROIA8L Y TOO YOUlli TO RDDl(R RALPH
COLE, BUT RALPH COLE IMS A STATE SOATOR IN TH( STATE Of COLORADO,
All) HE l(LJEVED THAT IF YOU ACCEPTED MY an FD MY IOOY YOU
WERE BEHOLDEN TO THEN ANO SO H( ACCEPTED NO IUIEY FD MY IOOY FOR
MY PURPOSE MD H( IMS STATE SENATOR, I 1£LIEVE FOR THREE TCIIIS .
HIS AREA IS TH( EQUIVALENT Of llll MIS AREA ANO SOME Of TEnY
CCIISIDINES THAT WAS REDISTRICTED WHOI HE FINALLY DID NOT RUN MY
DE . BUT THAT I SUPIIOSE IS THE ULTIMTE PUIITY Of CWAUiNIN& All>
I DON 'T ID IF YOU WANT THE CWAICII ISSU£ IN EN&LEWOOO TO I( THAT
PURE, BUT IT CERTAINLY IS M OPTICII All> IT ELIMINATES All
ENFORCENENT ISSUES . IF YOU STILL WISH TO PUISU£ THIS, PEIIHAPS YOUR
ELECTICII CCIIUSSICII COULD IE Of ASSISTANCE, OR SOMECIIE IIMO IS
PERHAPS FAMILIAR WITH THE STATE R£PORTIN8 NECIWUSNS SO THAT
ENFORCENENT CM IE IUILT INTO THIS UM ANO YOU CM HAVE A UM THAT
NOT CIILY YOU ARE Wllllll& TO LIVE 111TH BUT THE FUTURE CMOIDAT S OF
ENGLEWOOO WOULD IE IIILLIN& TO LIVE 111TH . THAT 'S All.
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BRINGING UP JUST NOW, A LOT OF THESE QUESTIONS THAT YOU'RE ASKING
WERE DEBATED LAST WEEK. IT'S KIND OF FORTUITOUS THAT YOU'RE HERE
THO. WE WITNESSED IN THE LAST ELECTION SPECIFICALLY AN INCIDENT
WHERE A COUNCIL MEMBER WON BY A VERY NARROW MARGIN WITH THE
ASSISTANCE OF YOUR PAC. BACKPAC.
KEENA: I'M SORRY. I HAVE THE ASEP PAC, THE COLORADO SOCIETY PAC, THE
SOUTH METRO DENVER PAC, THE FBCA PAC -WHICH ONE?
BULLOCK: BACK PAC. I .•.
KEENA: SOUTH METRO DENVER?
BULLOCK: THAT'S RIGHT. OKAY? AH, THE ISSUE IMS RAISED LAST TINE THAT
PEOPLE WITH NO FRANCHISE IN THE CITY OF Ell&LDIOOD HAVE NO RIGHT TO
INFLUENCE OUR ELECTIONS. All> ORGANIZATIONS lltlCH CII.Y INCIDENTALLY
TOUCH THE CITY, EVEN IF TH£Y HAVE A FAIRLY I.ARC[ PRESENCE IN THE
CITY BY WAY OF NENBERSHIP, STILL IX*'T HAVE A RISHT TO ATTEMPT TO
INFLUENCE ENGLEWOOD CITY ELECTIONS, PMTICUURLY HI THEIR
NENIERSHIP LISTS ARE CONPOSm OF NEM(RS THAT ARE COIIPLETELY
OUTSIDE THE SPHERE OF ENGLDIOOD. IN FACT, TH( MJORITY OF SOUTH
NETIO'S NENIERSHIP, I BELIEVE, IS ENTIRELY OUTSIDE THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD. THEY HAVE _, RISHT TO CCll»ILE THERE FIIIMCIAL POll£R All>
,._SS All> QET IEHIII) THE ELECTICIIS IN ENGLDIOOD . THEY HAVE NO
RISHT TO ATTENPT TO IWLUENCE OUR ELECTICIIS HERE . All) AS YOU'RE
W£LL MIME, IT IMS THAT CIRUIIIZATICII, THE IIACKNC, YOUR POL IT I CAL
ACTICII CCIIUTTEE AS W£LL AS, I THI• IT IMS THE SOUTH NETIO IOMD
OF REALTORS THAT UV£ II( TN( REAL NDTIYATICII TO DUii UP THIS BILL.
l£ENA : I IMS •T MN£ OF THAT .•••
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VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE OR WHAT I PERCEIVE AS VIOLATION OF THIS
ORDINANCE. IT WOULD BE ENFORCED BY MY, BY VIRTUE OF MY STANDING,
BY MY BRINGING IT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY ATTORNEY, OR MY AS A
PRIVATE CITIZEN BRINGING IT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE COURT AND
FILING OUT MY OWN COMPLAINT WHICH I WOULD DO. THAT WOULDN'T COST
THE CITY ANYTHING. THAT WOULD JUST SIMPLY BE A MATTER OF BOTH
CONTESTANTS COMING INTO THE FACT FUl>ING FORUM AND PUTTING THEIR
CARDS ON THE TABLE. MY PUTTING MY CARDS DOWN, THE EVIDENCE THAT I
HAVE AGAINST MR. KOLTAY THAT THIS MONEY IS NOT LEGITIMATELY FROM
INTERESTS WITHIN THE CITY, AND HIS PUTTING DOWN HIS CARDS, THAT IT
IS. ANO WE WOULD LET THE JUDGE DECIDE . THE ENFORCEMENT IS NOT A
PROBLEM. WHO IS THE ACCUSER AND WHO IS THE ACCUSED -I THlllt I
ANSWERED THAT. I WOULD IN A MINUTE FILE A CONPLAINT P£RSOMLLY IF
I SAW A VIOLATION ON THIS DURING THE NEXT ELECTIONS. All> THAT
WOULDN'T COST THE CITY A P£•Y. FOIIIS, THIS ORDINMCE SUGGESTS NO
FORMS. I'M NOT SUGGESTING MY a£ REPORTING REQUJREIDTS THAN ARE
ALREADY CURRENTLY IN PLACE BY THE FEDERAL ELECTime UMS. SO THAT
IS REALLY Klfl) OF A tln'E POINT HER£. CERTAJaY THERE AR£ IOING TO
8( A .... R OF HOLES THAT ARISE, All> NY APPDCH TO THOSE NOLES IS
TO SINPLY PLUG THEN AS THEY ARISE. All> I Will STAY me TOP Of THIS
Ml> I WILL PLUG THEN TO TME CAR£ OF OR&MIZATIONS LIKE UClPAC All>
THE SOUTH NETRO 80MD OF REALTORS IINO HAVE II> BUSINESS ATTEMPTING
TO INFLUENCE DUR ELECTIONS HERE IN THE CITY. NOii A LOT Of IIIAT
YOU'VE SAID JS SPLITTING HAIRS , All> I DON'T PARTICULAR FEEL THE
11((0 TO MJDRESS IT. BUT THAT'S HOii I FEEL.
KEENA: WU , YES, OIVIOUSLY, YOU Ml) I HAVE A PHILOSOfHJCAL DJFFEIDCE IN
n• Of IHICIIAL llllOIT•E Ml) IHICIIAL IIIWOLVDENT -KING
1-.Y All> SO me. I D'T EVEN l£T INTO THAT. I HAW£ NI ..
1£1MD Fca THE F~T 'IMT YOU THI• IT IS NY UCINC . I 'll SUI£ THE
OTHEI IUKIS IIDULD rm HI£ All Of THAT CM( FD. Ml , I
lm'T ICD THAT YOU, I HAW£ RIEIIIS IINO Mft M II OTHO CITIES
-TNDUIII I Mft IEftl .. M ATTDIPT TO INFLUEIIC( THEIi
fll.lCIES, l 'ft IDO fflll .. TO THEIi CGUKIL IUTI., I
COTAI Y Mft SENT 118 11111n . SO -IT IS II EUCTL Y THE 11•
OF SOC IAL KTTING 'IMT YOU llll£ DHCIIIING THAT n1ams • FMILY
I ITED , THEY DD 11ft 11111n . I 1111• TMT THE -Tl•
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BULLOCK: SECOND.
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VAN DYKE: OKAY, MOVED TO BRING ITEM llC FORWARD, SECONDED BY TIM BULLOCK.
PLEASE VOTE.
CLERK: SEVEN AYES.
VAN DYKE: MOTION CARRIES.
KEENA: I HAVE A MEETING WITH A CLIENT AT NINE. SO I WILL BE LEAVING HERE
ABOUT FIVE MINUTES OF NINE. I DIDN'T WANT YOU TO THIIIC I VAS
LEAVING IN A TEMPER TIFF OR ANYTHING.
BULLOCK: FINE, IF I CAN HAVE A REBUTTAL. ON THOSE FINAL CCIIOTS, NS.
KEENA, AT SONE POINT ..••
SEVERAL PEOPLE TALKING AT ONCE.
BULLOCK: WHAT, OH, YOUR HONOR, I MOVE ITEM llC · COUNCIL BILL 10. l.
CLAYTON: SECOII>.
VAN DYKE: MOVED BY M. BULLOCK, S£C0IIJ0> BY M. CLAYTON. PLEASE VOTE·· OH,
I NEAii DISCUSSION, I'M SORRY. Al.El.
HABENICHT: I HAD PREPM£D SON£ COIIDTS AIOUT THIS OIDIIIMCE BECAUSE IT DOES
filVE NE SON£ CCIICEM, I 'VE filvtll SON£ THDUfiHT AIOUT IT. I THIii(
THAT NS. KEDIA RAISED IIIIIDIS SON£ Of 1111£. BUT ltATHER TIWI
BELAIOR, I lflll 80 111TH IIIAT I DID Pl£NI£ .
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AT FIRST BLUSH THIS ORDINANCE SOUNDS LIKE A MOVE TOWARD ELECTION
REFORM. BUT WHAT WILL IT DO? IT CHASTISES TWO GROUPS WHO HAVE
PROVED TO BE POSITIVE FORCES IN THE SOUTH METRO REGION FOR BEING
GOOD CITIZENS, FOR STRIVING TO ENHANCE REAL ESTATE MARKETS AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MARKETS. AND IT SAYS THAT IF EITHER OR BOTH
OF THESE GROUPS WOULD MOVE THEIR OFFICES INTO THE CITY LIMITS OF
ENGLEWOOD THEIR INFLUENCE AND MONEY WOULD BE OK.
I FAIL TO SEE REASON IN THIS. COLORADO HOUSE MAJORITY LEADER
STRICKLAND RECENTLY COMMENTED THAT FOR EVERY PROBLEM OR ISSUE
FACING THE LEGISLATURE, THERE IS A SIMPLE --AND WRONG SOLUTION.
THIS, I BELIEVE IS SUCH A SOLUTION.
I WANT TO STATE HERE THAT I'M NOT A STRONG ADVOCATE FOR THE SOUTH
METRO BOARD OF REALTORS OR FOR THE SOUTH METRO CIWIIER OF COMMERCE.
HISTORICALLY, I WOULD LIKE TO REMIII> THIS COUNCIL THAT THREE OR
FOUR YEARS AGO WHEN THE DEBATE CME ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT TO SUPPORT
EITHER OR BOTH CHAIIIERS, THERE WAS A STRONG SENSE OF THE COUNCIL
THAT PRECEDED US NOT TO GIVE MY CREDENCE TO THE GREATER ENGLEWOOD
CHANBER OF COMMERCE All> TO GO IIHOLEHEARTEDLY FOR THE SOUTH METRO.
I SPOKE DILIGENTLY All> ELOQUENTLY, I HOPE, IN FAVOR OF SUPPORTING
BOTH CHANBERS, THEY BOTH DO SO NUCH GODO FOR OUR COIIUUTY. AND
AGAIN, I DON'T WANT TO SEE ONE GIOI.IP TARGETED All> CHASTISED FOR
BEING GODO CITIZENS. I WILL PROBABLY BE VOTING NO ON THIS, I THINK
THAT'S TO BE SURE, BUT EVEN IF THIS WOULD GO, BEFORE IT WOULD GO TO
A VOTE, I FIii> THE SECOND WHEREAS IN THIS, IN THIS ORDINANCE SO
ONEROUS THAT I WOULD NOYE TO STRIKE THE SECOND HREAS WHICH SAYS:
WHEREAS, THE EXISTING OF A REVOLVING DOOR TYPE OF RELATIONSHIP HAS
BEEN DEMONSTRATED BETWEEN CAll>IDATES WHO AFTER HAVING ACCEPTED PAC
CMPAllill CONTRIIUTIONS All> UPCII HAVING D ELECTION HAVE VOTED TO
USE CITY PAC [SIC] FUNDS TO FUND THE INTEREST OF ORUIIIZATIONS
CLOSELY ASSOCIATEO WITH SUCH PACS. YOUR HONOR, I FIii> THAT
STATEMENT TO IE INFUINTORY All> FULL OF IIIIUEIIX)ES All> INCONPLETE
IN ITS UTUI£, SO THEREFORE I NOYE THAT IT IE ME11>ED OUT OF THAT.
VAN DYKE: I'll SECOND THE MEIIJIDT. DISCUSSION ON THE MEIIJIDT. •• GRUII
DOES THE MEIDOT HAVE MY IIIIOITANCE OR Will IT AFFECT IN MY WAY
THE UTUI£ Of THE Bill AS IT STMIIS?
CiRJIII: NO. IF IT'S NOT IN THERE?
VM DYKC : IF IT'S NOT IN THERE.
CiRUII : NO.
VAN DYKE : CICAY . IF TNCR£'S NO FURTHER DISCUSSICII PUAS( VOTE CII TH(
MEIIJIDT FOR TH( SECOND HR£AS TO IE STalCKDI •
Cl[RI(: lllt([ AYES, FU NAYS. TNOSE VOTI• AYE • COIIICIL ....
HAIOUCHT, COIIIC IL IOIEI CLAYTCII, _, IIAYOI VM ffl£.
YAN OYKC : THE MEIOIDfT FAILS roa ua Of $UPIIOl1.
BU llOCl : SUSM, I ICAI.LV, I IIISH YOU IIMD HAVC Al.LMO ME TO REIUT WHILE
SH( WAS STILL RE . NOIII H'S QCIN( _, I ...
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BULLOCK: AT SOME POINT, WE'VE GOT, MS. KEENA, I'LL DEBATE THIS IN HER
ABSENCE, BUT AT SOME POINT WE HAVE TO RELY ON THE PERSONAL ETHICS
OF INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATES. ANO THIS IS MERELY A STEP IN THE
DIRECTION OF POINTING PEOPLE, I GUESS, IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. WE
CAN'T CLOSE ABSOLUTELY EVERY SINGLE LOOPHOLE, ANO AS LOOPHOLES
ARISE, WE CAN PLUG THEM. AH, BUSINESSES DOES NOT, I MEAN THE TERM
BUSINESSES IN MY, IN THIS PAC ORDINANCE, INCLUDES CORPORATIONS,
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS, ANO EVERY OTHER FORM OF OOING BUSINESS. MS.
KEENA FOR SOME REASON PERHAPS IT'S BECAUSE OF HER TUNNEL VISION AS
A CPA OR SOMETHING, SHE CHOOSES TO DEFINE IT AS A CORPORATION. AND
IT INCLUDES ANY TYPE OF BUSINESS FORM. AH, FACT -FINDING, SHE SPOKE
OF FACT-FINDING. THE BEST FACT-FINDING FORUM IN MY VIEW, AH, IS A
FACT-FINDING FORUM, A COURT. IF THERE'S A PROBLEM LET BOTH SIDES
BRING IT UP IN FRONT OF A NEUTRAL PARTY, AND LET THAT NEUTRAL PARTY
MAKE A DETERMINATION. ALEX, I DEBATE, OR I DISAGREE WITH YOUR
CONTENTION THAT THESE FORCES HAVE BEEN POSITIVE. I DON'T THINK
THAT THEY HAVE BEEN ENTIRELY POSITIVE. AND MUCH Of WHAT THEY'VE
DONE HAVEN'T BEEN ENTIRELY POSITIVE. AND WITH REGARD TO YOUR
MOVING TO STRIKE THE REVOLVING DOOR RELATIONSHIP, IT'S WHAT'S
HAPPENED, AND IT'S BLOODY-WELL WHY THIS ORDINANCE IS HERE. IT'S
ABSOLUTELY WHAT'S HAPPENED. IT'S THE TRUTH. All) I'M JUST HAPPY IT
WASN'T VOTED OUT, SO WITH THAT I DEFER TO ANOTHER COUNCIL MEMBER.
HATHAWAY : IN DEFENSE Of BOTH YOU AND MR . BULLOCK 'S INTENT, I THUi< THE SECOND
WHEREAS MUCH TO YOUR CHACRIN MY NOT ONLY SPEAK TO THE SOUTH METRO
CHAMBER BACKPAC, IT MIGHT NDT ONLY SPEAK TO THE SOUTH SUBUR8AN
BOARD Of REALTORS. IT'S MY INTENT IN VOTING YES FOR THIS ORDINANC E
TO ELIMINATE MY PAC , All> THAT INCLUDES WOULD IE INCLUSIVE Of MY
PAC WITHIN THE CITY THAT HAS A REVOLVING DOOR THAT OD>RSES . NOW
MY POINT IS THAT SOME Of THE PACS THAT HAVE JNO(ED ELECTED COUNCIL
MENBERS BEFORE MYSEL F HAD SUBSTANTIAL MIUIT Of MENBERS OUTSIDE TH E
CITY . MY INTENT All> PURPOSE ON THIS IS TO CLEM IT All UP . I 'M
NDT PARTICULARLY WHAT YOU CALL DESIGNATING WHAT YOU CALL IACIC.PAC,
SOUTH SUIUR8AN BOARD Of REALTORS, CAUSE l 'VE TALUD TO All Of THEM .
I DID NDT ACTIVELY SUK THUR Ell>ORSDDT U DID I SEEK THE
OD>RSDOT Of THE QUOTE UNQUOTE ENGLEIOID COAt.lTICII AT TH( TI ME.
All I DID MAS &OTO TALK TO THEM SO TH(Y KIO I IIAS ... lllli Ml) If
THEY IMNTED TO EIIJORSE ME , THAT IIAS TH(lt( IUSlll(SS. Ml) I QUIT E
FRANK LY TH I• THIS ORDINANC E ALLOIIS YOU TO CCIITIIU TO DO THAT .
SUBJECT TO CE RTAIN LIMI TATICIIS . I DON 'T ICIIIII THAT THAT HAD IAC«
PAC HAD EX ISTED AT THAT TIME THAT I WOUlO NAVE TMPI A CCIITII IUTICIN
FU THEM IN TH( FI RS T PUC( l(CAUS( l 'VC ALWAYS M INTAl l(I) THAT M
ELECTION YOU SHOUlD I( 1£NOLD(I TO aJOY UC(PT TN( CITIZ(NS THAT
ELECTED YOU . Ml) I THI • TH IS OID IINC C ATIDIPl TO -SS THAT .
I DO Milt£( WITH NS. KUNA IN SOME lt£SP£CTS TMT M Y It
CllfORCCNCNT ,aa,D1S l(CMISC I MYll DCll 'T M AS NUCM FAI TH IN THC
COURT SYST M AS YOU 00, All> THAT 'S JUST A Pt: THlllli , IUT I
THI• THIS IS IIOIIUllC, I THI• W£ CM CtT MS OUT IN l
Uf . I AlSO TH I* THAT IT 'S A Pl(lt£QUIS1TC FOil TNI S THAT
GOING TO MAPPOI, NDT Y ON STAT l£Y l IUT AT NATI
l£YC AT POINT IN Tl • All> I TNI IT IS U, TO US
CMOl~T TO FINAL Y TMT llV lllli IY C THAT T CITIU
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BULLOCK: IT CURIOUS THAT CITY, PRIOR TO THIS ORDINANCE BEING INTROOUCED
SENATOR CONSIDINE SPOKE AGAINST PACS, THE ORDINANCE WAS INTROOUCED ,
AND THEN IN HIS STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS, GEORGE BUSH SPOKE
AGAINST PACS. I THINK IT'S A VERY VERY GOOD TINE TO BRING THIS
FORWARD RIGHT NOW, AND I DON'T HAVE A PERSONAL PROBLEM, RITA, WITH
ELIMINATING ALL PACS. INSIDE THE CITY OR OUTSIDE THE CITY. I
REALLY DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THAT. THE THING I QUESTION IS I
THINK IT'S UNCONSTITUTIONAL TO ...
HATHAWAY: WELL, NY POINT IS WE NEED TO HOLD ALL OF OURSELVES ACCOUNTABLE,
COUNCIL MEMBERS AND CITIZENS. HOLD OUR PACS ACCOUNTABLE. IN OTHER
WORDS, IF YOU HAVE A CANDIDATE, ANY CANDIDATE, AND I DON'T CARE IF
IT'S STATE LAW, NATIONAL, WHATEVER, THAT IS NOT WHAT YOU CALL
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PEOPLE WHO ELECTED THEN, THEN I THINK YOU
NEED TO START QUESTIONING HIS CONTRIBUTIONS AND HIS ETHICS. THAT'S
JUST NY FEELING.
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I HAVEN'T SOLICITED ANY DEY FROM SOUTH METRO CHAMBER,
I HAVEN'T SOLICITED ANY DEY FROM GREATER ENGLEWOOD CHANBER. I DO
BELIEVE I RECEIVED A CONTRIBUTION FROM THE BOARD Of REALTORS. I
DON'T RECALL. I INTEfl> TO CONTINUE TO VOTE FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT
TO THE SOUTH METRO CHAMBER'S PROGRAMS. AND IF THE, IF THERE ARE
MY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS Of THE SME NATURE FROM THE GREATER
ENGLEWOOD CHAMBER, I INTEfl> TO VOTE FOR THOSE, FOR SUPPORT OF THOSE
TOO. THEY ARE TWO DIFFERENT GROUPS. WE HAVE A IUl8£R Of GROUPS
THAT WHILE THEY ARE NOT LOCATED IN THE CITY AND WHILE THEIR NEIIIERS
ARE NOT LOCATED IN THE CITY ARE VERY INPORTANT TO OUR CITY. IN A
VERY REAL SENSE THE SOUTH NETRO BOARD Of REAL TORS IS THE ENGLEIIOOO
IOARD Of REALTORS. THEY ARE THE REALTORS THAT SELL HOUSES IN
EN5l.EIIOOO. THEY ARE THE REALTORS THAT WILL EITHER HELP US INPIIOVE
OUR IIWiE OR WILL TELL PEOPLE WHAT A CIUIIY PUCE THIS JS TO LIVE.
THEY ARE REALLY THE OPPORTUNITY FOR US IN THAT SEaoT Of THE
ECOIIONY TO K HEAii) All) SEEN All) TO IIDIIC 111TH PEOPLE THAT ME VEIY
IClllft.EDIEAILE AIOUT WHAT OUR CCIIIUIITY. I DAI( SAY THAT M ACTIVE
ltEAl TOR IN Dl5l.EIIOOO ICDS NORE AIOUT Dl5l.EIIOOO THM 1W1Y Of US DO .
l(CAUSE THEY ARE OUT CII THE STRUTS EVERY DAY TAl.llNG TO PEOPLE .
THEY ICD WHAT THE HOUSH SELL FOR. THEY ICD IIIAT'S .. WITH
TH( HOUS(S. IN CUI EME•ss TO DISCMD fDIEY lltlCH I THI• IS A
liOOO IDEA TO DISCMD IT, I THI• Ill( SNDUUll 'T FOll&ET THAT Ill( STI LL
INT TO DEAL 111TH THESE aauPS, THESE OIIMIZATICIIS KUUSE THEY
ME VALUAll.E TO US, THEY WILL UMCE THINGS Ill( INT TO UMCE . I
HAVE NO PARTICUUI QUARREL 111TH THE PMILOSOPHY Of 5£TTING RID Of
PAC IUIEY All) I THI•, I 'II IDT SURE THAT THIS OIDIIMCE AS IIIITI EN
IS GOING TO DO QUITE IIIAT WE INT, IUT I 'II WILLING TO &IVE IT A
TRY . I DO HAVE CIIE CCIICEM All) THAT IS THAT IF lff UIC LC VISITI
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IN TOIII All) INT S TO &IVE NE A LITTL E NON[Y FOR lff CMMla , I
THI• I OUCNT TO I( Ml[ TO TM£ THAT . _, FOR THAT RtAa I INT
TO OFF ER M MOII01' TO SECTIC* G. AflU TN( lNI• LI IT
SAYS AS L015 AS fl) fDIE Y, I INT TO ADO TH( NtASE • 1N IC(SS Of
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SECOND?
KOLTAY: I'LL GIVE IT A SECOND. I'D LIKE CLARIFICATION YOUR HONOR WHERE THIS
IS TO APPEAR IN THE AMENDMENT.
VAN DYKE: SECOll>ED BY MR. KOLTAY.
CLAYTON: IN THE THIRD LINE AFTER THE WORD •AS LONG AS NO MONEY-ANO I WANT
TO ADO THE WORDS •1N EXCESS OF SSO FRON ANY CONTRIBUTOR•
BULLOCK: PUT DOWN FRON RELATIVES. THAT WOULD SATISFY BOTH PROBLEMS.
OTHERWISE, I THUlt THIS IS TOO OPEN. WOULD YOU BE AMENABLE TO
THAT?
CLAYTON; WELL,
HATHAWAY: NOif ABOUT FRIEll>S?
CLAYTON: I REAl.LY WOULON'T. I THI• IF IIE'RE TALKING AIOUT SUBSTMTIAL PAC
IUl(Y, IIE'RE NOT TALKING MOUT $50. AN, IF IIE'RE TALKING ABOUT
SZOO OR $300 OR $400, CERTAINLY THIS APPLIES. IT SEEMS TO NE THAT
11tE SIO IS NOT mING TO DMNE 11tE oaoJNMCE •••
MJLLOCK: IT'S c;oJNG TO SIIALLOII UP THE PUIIIOSE • PICK THIS APMT.
CLAYTON: I THI• THAT WOULD BE A REASmNLE CW(.
HABENICHT: YOUI IIIIIR, IT SEOIS LIKE COUIICIL NEMERS SEEJI TO BE EIPIESSING THE
OPIIICII THAT IIIILE lmIVIDUALS MVE A PUCE II, M, CCIITRIIUTING
IIIIIIEY -1•LUDC1NG CMMI-II UUL wen• IIIILE 1IIDS( -MEll'T SO IDlffl IIIO TIY TO NOL THEIi IUIIUICtS TOIETHO TO PUT
samtlNG TOIETHO IICll'T. I THI• THIS DOATE IS DI-SSING IIIAY
FIIII THIS IMITICUUI ISSUE TO -OF NCS ALL TOIETHO. I MT
INT£D TO POINT THAT GUT.
VAN DYKE : llff DISCUSSICII CII THE MEIIIIUT.
ICOLTAY: I CALL FOR THE QUHTlm a THE MEIIIIUT.
VAN DYKE: Pl.[AS( YOTE.
CLEB: TIii([ AYES . FOUi MYS. TNDSE IOTING AYE: ICOLTAY, CLAYTIII _,
.... ,. DYi[.
VAN DYKE : YS Mvt IT, THE al mt MSS. ••1t MCI TO THE
ORIII NDTICII. I IIIIU LIU TO TMT COIIICIL CCIII[ UP 111TH
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SECTION REFERS ONLY TO A CONTRIBUTION BY A PAC ALTHOUGH YOU PROVIDE
PROHIBITIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS BY PERSONS OTHER THAN PACS ANY
INDIVIDUALS WHO DO NOT RESIDE IN ENGLEWOOD, ANO I WOULD OFFER A
SUGGESTION THAT PERHAPS THE LANGUAGE OUGHT TO READ IN EXCESS EQUAL
TO THE MOUNT OF THE UNLAWFUL CONTRIBUTION.
BULLOCK: I'LL ACCEPT THAT AS .•. I'LL MAKE THAT MEtOIENT. YES, IT DOESN'T
HAVE TO BE A FRIENDLY MEtOIENT SINCE I'M THE ONE WHO ...
CLAYTON: SECOfl).
VAN DYKE: OKAY. AN MEtOIENT BY MR. BULLOCK TO INCLUDE .•.
HATHAWAY: COULD YOU READ THAT AGAIN, PLEASE?
FRASER: WHAT YOU WOULD DO IS YOU'D JUST DELETE IN THE SECOND LINE OF E PAC
(POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE) All> SUBSTITUTE THE MORD UNUIIFUL.
HATHAWAY: ALL RIGHT. I JUST WANTED TO MKE SUR£ THAT'S All YOU WEI£
STRIKING.
VAN DYKE: MY DISCUSSION ON THE R£COIIIENDED MEIIIOT? Pl.EASE VOTE.
CLERK: FIVE AYES, 1W NAYS. THOSE VOTIN& NAY: CCUICIL NENIER NUDUCHT
All> MYOR VM DYKE.
VM DYKE: THE MEIOOT PASSES. FINAL CCIIOT, FINAL ARIUNENT? MYIDOY TO
NY RIGHT? ALEX.
HABENICHT : YES, I IMS A LITTLE TMO uat IY TIii, YOUR CCIIOT, TIIAT, YOU
.... ALTHDUIH THIS •1ausu NU SGIE PIDILEIIS _, NU SCIII[ THIN&S
THAT NEED TO IE CLMIFIED THAT THAT'S IDT FOi THIS LHISLATivt ICJDY
TO DO, IUT FOi TNE CGUITS TO DUL 111TH _, TO IIE THAT -LIKE
LITIUTION, TO IIE THAT -LIi£ lllllln, TO IIE THAT -LIKE A COST TO ma TAXMYOS. Ml , I THI• THAT'S ~ NIil TO
CONSIDEI . _, I STIIIIILY •alllEI» mt• MAIIST THIS . I THI•
CMNl&II •FCJM IS 1EC£SSMY, I THI• CMNl&II •FCJM SNOULD
IIEFL[CT NAVI• AS IIMIY fl£OPl£ •t TO -TO AFFCJII» TO -_, TO IET TNE .., GUT, llrT TO m TO LIIIIT flUIIIL[ _, • TNMlt
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POSITION AND THEN IT DOES ELIMINATE MY TYPE OF COST EFFECT THE
CITY MIGHT HAVE TO UNDERGO. AH, I TRULY BELIEVE THAT MY CITY
COUNCIL CANDIDATE RUIIUNG FOR OFFICE THAT IIOULD VIOLATE THE
PROPOSED RESOLUTION, THAT THEY IIOULD CLEARLY BE M ACT A&AINST
THEIR POSSIBLY VINNING THE ELECTION. I'M QUITE SUR£ THAT THEY
IIOULON'T GET THE SUPPORT BECAUSE IT IIOULD CLEARLY BE M ISSUE,
KNOWING ELECTIONS AS IIELL AS I DO. Ml> FINALLY I IIOULO LIKE TO
RECCIIIEII) THAT lfE DO GET A COST AIIALYSIS FOR INPLEIEITATION OF THIS
PARTICULAR OIDINMCE FOR RECOID KEEPING NI) FOR THE ENFORCEMENT
EFFORTS. I DON'T EXPECT M. FIASO TO IO naDUIN A IIIOLE LOT OF
TIME NI> EFFORT TO DO THIS, IUT I IIDUlD APNECIATE IEFORE IIE PASS
THIS ON SECGII> RUDING THAT IIE Mvt A IALL Mil FIME OF COST
AIIALYSIS. NI) 111TH TMT I THI• IT'S FAIi TO STATE TMT I lflll NOT
• SUPPORTING THIS OIIHINCE THIS nor•. ... IULLOCK.
MLOCl: Ml, YEM, V£IY QUICILY, AUi, lNIS IE£TS YM C&JECTiffl. THE •s YOU'VE SET GUT, -IT fflllES ME TNlT _, IIIIULD Ka THE
OTHEl SIDE OF THE FDICE MIIII• fCII IT, KCME IT IE£TS YOUR
a&JECTIVES. IT TAKES THE fMI IIIAY ,_. Ill •1m PlOPL.E, THE
NC OIUIIIZATI• -MS IT M:l II THE -OF THE IIEMM PIIPU. THE P£OPlE lMT MW A ....... II THE c1n -THE
CITIZEIS, SO IT, I'll c:mlUTELY AT -AS lO IIIY _,,. AMIIST
1N1S , I JUST Ml£ m CLUE. AS FM AS ElNICS, MM, I MIU. IE
IUD TO IET SCIIE ElNICS MCI IITO EUCTI--IT'S IIY IIITDIT TO
allE UP 1111N A FULL ElNICS NaCAI£ ... a LATO, IIUCN LIICE, I
111• IT IIU THE LOS MIO.ES can CGUIICIL CME UP 1111N TO DUii
THEIi can CGUIICIL, IECW A ... OF 1Nlm l'VE SEEi Mft
STIID ME AS Kl• IDY CLUM.Y UIIElNICM. ACTI• IY DIFFElllff
flBlfl.E a THIS CGIIICIL, llff 111• I'll M ., -1MT 'S mua
THEIi, IT'S 11n IECAIISE Pllfl.E -IT'S THEY •'T
IDLIZ£, THEY JUST •'T IEM.UE. I 1111 -1MT • n•••t1 AU NCI. n•s •111111, A IIETM, IF CM
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•T TDIE, I 11• 1111 IS CUIII M • CM • lO M IDT
OF CGUIIC~ THIS IS A CIIIIICI lO Y 111T
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Agend1 Originating
Itea Departaent Description Actt• Tp ' .
SA FINANCE COUNCIL NIIIITES l/Zl/91 Al9IIMD 7-0 ca,10 lO • 11111111111
6A CNGR AID TO OTHER AGENCIES -CClffllIIUTICIIS PRESENTED TO 8 AGENCIES
~ 681 CNGR RESOl4 REAPPOINTING JMES TOTICII APNOWm 7-0 CDTIJICATt lO • MILID TO EURA
6Btt CNGR RESOl5 REAPPOINTING IETTY lfllSCII APNOWm 7-0 COTIIICAT£ TO • MILD I TO ELECTICII CONNISSICII • • ,/
68iit CNGR RESOl6 REAPPOINTING LID C0111 APPIOWEO 7-0 CEITIFICAT( 10 • MILID TO BO. OF ADJ. NI) APPEALS .. 6Biv CMGR RESOl7 REAPPOINTING DC1W.D SENUI APNOWm 7-0 .. TO BO. Of ADJ. NI) APP£AlS •' (CERTIFICATE/LOGO PIN PRESENTED)
68v CNGR RESOl8 REAPPOINTING CAil lf£ll£R APPIOWEO 7-0 CEITJFICAT( 10 • MILID TO BO. Of ADJ. NI) APPEALS
6Bvi CNGR RESOl9 APPOINTING IEIL 11:ELNl•Y APNOWm 7-0 CHTIFICAI( TO • MILID TO EDDA
6Bvi i CMGR RESOIIO APPOINTING IUTH SNITH
TO ELECTION CONNISSICII APNOWm 7-0 CEITIFICAT[ TO• MJL[D
7A CNGR SELWYN NEVITT, 4915 S. P£Ml. RE: TITLE 15, C8''3.l
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BETTY KEENA, 4801 S. KAUMTH
RE: CBllO.l PAC CONTRIIUTIOIS
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CBIIO.l PIIIINIIITI11i OUTSIDE PAC AINIMD AS MOIJED S(ca) .... 2/lt/11 CONTRIIUT IONS 5-2 (INEIIICNT/YM fflf) II .
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·NATJOIIAl. BURN AIIMENESS MEEK• AINDftD 7-0 -
PAOCUMTICII DTH OF FEIIIUARY AINDftD 7-0 -·MERICAi HISTORY DJH•
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PUBLIC HEMllli · REZCIIIIC OF SEYEII
PARCELS· NO CIIE PR£S00 TO SUPPORT
OR OPPOSE
OR0.14 (CB11) REZCIIED FRIii 1-1 TO R-2 ~7-0 lCIIJlli _, TO I( MIJIO
ORO.IS (CBl2) REZCIIED FRIii 1-1 TO
8-1 ~7-0 ZCllllli _, TO I( MOIO
OR0.16 (CBl3) REZOIIED FRIii 1-2 TO
B-1 ~7-0 ZCllllli W JO K MOIO
OR0.17 (CBl4) REZOIIED FD 1·1 TO
8-1 ~7-0 lalllli W TOK M010
OR0.18 (CBl5) REZOIIED FRIii B-2 TO
B·l ~7-0 ZCIIJl5 W TO K M010
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12811 CMGR CLAYTCII: 1) STREET MINTENMCE; y Z) NLC APPOINTIOT; 3) nae. t2
,i VOUIITEERI• FOR 10,000 TIE( PROJECT;
4) REVEIIIE POLICY TO IE SCHEDUt.m FOR
DISCUSSION
128111 CMGR HABENICHT -STREET SIIEEPIN&/SAFITT COICEMS
I28iY CMGR IIUiGINS -IIIIUIRED AIOUT STATUS OF
SAFETY/PARKI• ISSUES AT FLOOO IIIOOt.E
SCHOOL -ACCESS FD U.S.285
128v CMGR HATIWMY -VOUIITEERS FOR CiLAD MC-A-TNml
128v1 CNGR KOLTAY: l) ll>Tlml FOR ElBIPTICII TO APflDl£D 7-0 HOUSING REHAB UWI ACREOIENT;
2) IIOVED TO ACCEPT RELEASE OF CLAIN APMJVED 7-0 OF NANCY SNITH (SEVA&E PIIOBLOIS);
3) TRANSNinED DRAFT OF BIPLOYEE TO BE SCHEDULE fOR DISCUSSJCII
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4) Will BE BRillillli REQUEST FOR
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I2Bvii CMGR BULLOCK -REQU(STm THAT All MIILDllli
INSPECTORS ATTEII> BUSINESS TOIII IIEETllli
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CMGR 10,000 TREE PROJECT· VOLUNTEERS, ETC.
PRESENT: All SEVEN NOIIERS
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AGENDA FOR TIIE
REGULAR MEETING OF
TIIE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
FEBRUARY 4, 19'1
7:30 P.M.
1. Call to order. Ya«. ¥-7 : 3 ~ , . "7?J .
2. Invocation.
3. Pledge of Allegiance.
4. Roll call. 1~
5. Minutes.
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6. Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (Plea.e llmlt your pNN11tation to Im mlnu-.)
~~ / a. Recipients of Council Aid to Other Apndls Donationl wlU bt pramt to
~~:( aa.-ept their award
,,.-I ,_ b. ~1y Mlected Board and eommlN6on Membtn w111 bt 1n attendance to
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A ution reappoind"I )amet Totton IO the &p•ood Utban Rfflewill V
Authority. ~~
A ut nti letty Wlleon IO lhe Engllluood ~
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AdJUlhMffl and A~ JWU•,•••y
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v. A resolution reappointing Carl Welker to the Englewood Board of
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Englewood Downtown 0evm~1~ -~u~~ty.
A resolution appointing Ru~ position on the Englewood V
Election Commission. ~ ~). '~o vii.
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8. Cofumunications, Proclamations and A'ppoinbnents.
a. Proclamation declaring the week of February 3 through 9, 1991 • National
Bum Awarenna Week. CJeL.fj/hti
b. Proclamation declaring the month ol February, 1991 as Alllaican Hismry
Month. ~~
9. Conlent Agenda •
Approve on eec:ond reading
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a . An ordinance gTanting Public Service C,ompa,y ol Colorado I utility vi'
ewmenl for I pt line on the property localed at the Bi.Qty W111tew11er
Treatment Pblnt. ~rn
10. Publl Heari ng .
Council Bill II lppl"OVI lht ~ ol pmperty nw Cmhlng P
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~ e. Council Bill #5 approving the rezoning of property near Cinderella City
currently occupied by Bank Western and Minute Man Press.
c,J; q f. Council Bill #6 approving the rezoning of property currently occupied by
Englewood City Hall and the western portion of First National Bank of
Englewood.
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JD g. Council Bill #7 approving the rezoning of property located on Englewood
Parkway currently occupied by the First National Bank of Englewood.
11. Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions.
a . Recommendation from the Public Works Department to adopt a bill for an
ordinance approving a contract with the Colorado Department of Highways
for a pro;ect that will improve the signalization along South Broadway
between Belleview and Littleton Boulevard. ~ ~URCE: Stewart
Fonda, Acting Dirmor of Public Worb. ~~
b . Recommendation from the Recreation Department to adopt a resolution
•I\ 1 ,0 transfening $46,000 from Golf Coune Rdained F.amings to the 1991 Golf J Coune Budget for the 10,000 Trees Project. STAFF SOURCE: )erftll Black. off ~ of Reaulion. d'",'4i,
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#bill for an ordinance amending the Englewood Munidpal Code by adding
~ ~ new l«tion prohibiting candidates for electian to the office of Oty Council . /
for the City of Englewood from accepting Polltial Action Committee V
~-j, contributions from Interests located outside of the Qty. Due to the extensive
(.; f' !.I" IY amendments to this bill, it 11 resubmitted to Council to confirm the bill as
~-amended . This will, in ~nee, be the ftnt rudlng. (Coandl Manber Tim
( ~ j Bullock.)
~,f bill for n ordinance amending the Englewood Munidpal Code and adding V F-. new s«tion to deal with mvho nmental and nuisance itauH. Due to the
t ~ndment to this bUI, It mubmitted to Council to confirm t r
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b. Council Member's Choice.
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i. A resolution supporting the President of the United States, the Congress, /
and the United States Armed Forces in their efforts to liberate Kuwait V
from Iraq. (Coandl Member Alex Habenicht)
• The following minutes were tnnlmitted to Council from 01 /18/91.01 /31 /91 .
-The Parb and Jleaution Commitaion Meeting of January 10, 1991 .
-The Uquor Uc:eNing Authority Meeting of December 19, 1990.
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&ENERAL MEIOA ITEN COIIIDfT ROSTER
DAT£: F£11UMY 4, 1111
NfY PERSON MY SP£M COIICEIIIIIM MY MENDA ITEN. OCH SUCH PERSON NUST SIM
THIS ROSTER, STATIM NAIi£, ADDIESS, AND MENDA ITEN .. ER. PLEAS£ LIIIIT YOUR
CCIIIIDITS TO FIVE 11INUT£S.
THOSE PEltSCIIS N IIISN TO SP£M IN FAVOR OF OR Ill OPPOSITION TO A PUILIC
IEAIIM, SHDULD SI• TH£ APPLICMLE PUILIC IEAIIM ROSTER,
PLEAS£ Plllf,
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1. ca 11 to Order
EIIILEWOCID CITY CCIIIICIL
ENILEWOOD, AIIAPAHOE COIIITY I COLOUDO
Spectal sesston
January 21, 1991
The spec ta 1 aeet t ng of the Eng 1 ewood C 1 ty Counc t1 was ca 11 eel to order by Mayor
Van Dyke at 7:50 p.a.
Z. lnvocatton
The tnvocatton was given by Council Meaber Bullock.
3. Pled .. of Allettance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke.
4. 1o11 can
Present:
Absent:
A quorum was present .
A ho present:
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Council Mlllbers Hathaway, ltoltay, lftggtns, Bullock,
Clayton, tt.bentcht, Van Dyke
City Mantger Fraser
City Atton1ey Dlllltt
City Clerlt Crw
Pla1M1l119 Adatntstrator Rollans, C01111Untty
Develo,ant
Director Fonda, Ut l l l t es
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Due to the special status of the aeeting, no non-scheduled visitors were per-
mitted to speak.
8. co..unications and Procl-tions
(1) CCUICIL IEIIEI HATIUIIIAY MYED, -IT IIAS SECNED, TO ACCEPT 111TH
REIRET THE USI-TIOII OF NA CHAVEZ AS A IBID OF THE Ellll.EWOOD DOIINTM
DEYELOPNENT AUTHORITY.
Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried. Council Neaber Hathaway requested that Council interview Neil
McElhinney for possible appointllent to fulfill Ms. Chavez' tera of office, as
suggested by the Engl..aod Dolilntown Developaent Authority.
9. Pua.He Hnrint -c:onsi•ation of a.•• .ts to the Entl....a llunicipal
Code to include a new section -.tit1N Title 11, in l'flponse to enviromantal
and nuisance issues.
COIIICIL IBID HAIDIICHT MYO, -IT IIAS SECONDO, TO OPEii THE PUil.iC HEAl-
1• COIICDIII• AIIENDIIEIITS TO THE ElaL.EIIOID -ICIPAL ta, SPECIFICALLY THE
ADDITION OF TITLE 11.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Mlllbers ltoltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
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Evidence existed of the Proof of Publtcat1on of the Notice of Publtc HearillCJ
in the [?.'tlfOOd Sentinel, the 19911 news,.,., of the City of [ngltlfOOd, on
Declllber 7, IHo. Al 1 test iaony was p"sented under oath.
Dorothy R0111ns, PlannillCJ Adllinistrator, CCIIIIIUllity Develop11111t, noted that the
code changes being suggested we" h, "''°"" to concerns voiced by the
citizens wllo worked with the Plannl"I and Zonl"I c-1s1ion on the COlllprehen·
slve Zoni"I Ordinance. It was felt that the Ctty ftNded to do a better Job
enforcing the c-rcial, industrial and housi"I uctlons of the Code.
In 1• Ctty Attorney Dellitt was charted with ldentifyl"I the ordinances in
question, and a Task force was appointed by CNnctl to ~iew then ucttons
of the Code . Ms . ROiians Identified the _.." of the Task force as Ray
Btrl t n (Chairaan), Jan 1110, Ruth Colt, Eva [ts...-.erg, Katherine Fischbach,
Roiy Haines, Paul Hendricks, Jack York, Carl Welker, ROIi fhh and Thad Carson,
n rteotnltlon of their !lard work . Al Sta11ley, Director of Safety S.rv ces,
R C Dell tt, Ctty Attorney, Itch WIMIIII, Director of c-u, Develop11111t,
s rved II H ·offtco .... ,, 111d acted II adYtsors; also, a nUllbtr of 1taff
people s rved In a "source capacity .
T Ta force pre ented their report after t• r.ars of at.ty 111d the
Pl nn ng c -tulon held a pub I le heart., • Tit e IS . Ns . ROiians stated that
r ulat l on affectl"I the envll'Olllllfttal code, s,ectflcally -.eels . tr11h .
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addressed in three different sections of the code and enforced by three
different City departnients.
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Ns. Roaans reviewed several of the proposed code changes. Upon Council Member
H1benicht's request, she also reviewed the Planning COR111ission's
recOlllllendat1ons. Ns. ROiians noted the following changes are suggested by the
Coaaission (changes ire denoted by underscoring):
-add to the definition of trash container: •paper or plastic bags
are not peraitted 1s trash containers except for grass clippings and
leaves, if properly secured or if they ire in containers 1s described
above•
-weeds be cut if over eight inches 1s the Coaatsslon felt six Inches
was too restrtcttve
-add •shall reaove or cause the reaoval of s1td weeds or grass to 1
stte authorized for such disposal or to I COllpOSt ptle.•
-add •no vehicle should be parked tn front of the front set-back of
the prtnctp1l structure unless located on a concrete, brick paver, or
asphalt surface, gravel or other statlarly ftntshed hardened or dust
fru surface.•
-to abandoned tee boxes add refrigerators/freezers.
She noted deftntttons froa various titles, which pertain to the envtronaental
ordinances, were cOllbtned. The deftnlttons have been Included tn Title 15 so
that tt is self-contained.
Discussion ensued regarding the changes suggested by the Planning Coaatsston,
as a result of tts public hearing, as opposed to the draft subllltted by the
Task Force.
Council Neaber Habenicht questioned whether the trash reaoval coapanles had
been contacted regarding the •tightly fitting lids on trash COfttalners .• Ms .
Roaans stated she had not discussed 1t with thea.
0 scusslon ensued regarding the definition of weeds .
Council Neabtr Hathaway txpres,ed COflCe"' that anyOfte sub,crtb ng tot
C ty 's recycling proJtet IIICklld bt In vlolatlOft regarding the restrtct10IIS °"
tr11h cont ainer . Mayor Yan Dyke stated City Attorney DeWitt wa s .... re oft at
poss btllty. Mr . DeWitt ,tated wheft the final proposal for t rec 11111
project Is coapleted the deflnttlOft of a trash container aay Med to bt
vi , as well as ot r prov slOfts, In order to facilitate t
1Pl111tt1tatlon of t p lot ycltng Pl"Olr• .
G ry Chr tophtr, JIOt South C robe. rtsldeftt and business r , c 111
bout rec hlng a •c04;rt sy .. "' ng• last sprl"I b10 days aft r clean,119
c yard . Ht ftlt t code r11trlct loH ... ,.. 11 t ·P ck ng• alld t
fo l wa a fo of h ra t . Nr . Chrl1lophtr 19reed that tf
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something was really an "eyesore,• a warning and ticket should be issued. He
stated that when he and his wife 110ved to Englewood 15 years ago to open up a
business, they thought Englewood would be a great place to live. Now they are
not so sure and are at the point of leaving, 110ving both their business and
their residence. He was very upset over the regulations against vehicles
parked on the street for over 72 hours, the restriction on height of weeds,
and the restrictions of derelict vehicles. He cited different interpretations
of the code as a proble111.
Council Mellber Clayton pointed out that the 72 hour restriction on parking ts
part of the Untfona Traffic Code over which the City has little control. Nr.
Clayton stated the "courtesy notices" were instituted as a result of
coaplaints froa citizens who felt they were being ticketed with no opportunity
to COlll)ly with the Code or refute the charges, other than tn court.
COUNCIL IIDIIEI IULLOCI IIOYED, _, IT 1W SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE MLIC
HEARIIII.
Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
10. Consent Agenda
(a) Council Metlber Habenicht requested Agenda ltea 10 (a) be withdrawn
froa the Consent Agenda tn order to provide an opportunity for further discus-
sion. The City Clerk was asked to read Agenda It .. 10 (a), entitled:
COUNCIL Bill NO. 63-1990, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MENB£R HATHAWAY
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENOIIII ENGLEWOOD UICIPAL COO( 1915 BY REPEALING
PARTS OF TITLE 6, TITLE II, AND TITLE 16 AND ADDING A NEW TITLE 15.
(CLERK'S NOTE: ORDINANCE NO. Z, SERIES OF 1991, WAS INCORRECTLY ASSIGNED
PRIOR TO FINAL APPROVAL; NO. Z SHALL BE RESERVED FOR THIS ORDINANCE UPON FINAL
PASSAGE BY COUNCIL.)
COUNCIL IIUIIEl CLAn• IIOYED, -IT lllS SEcaED, TO AMIOft MED ITEII 10
(1).
Council Nellber Habenicht stated she ..auld like to aaeftd the ordinance to ,.. •
fle et those changes recam1nded by the P1ann1ncJ and ZontncJ Coatuton ..tltch
had been broutht to Counctl 's attention durlncJ the public hearincJ .
COUNCIL IIUIIEl NAIDIIClff IMID, -IT lllS SBIIIDO, TO ... Nil I, KFlll-n• OF ·TUSN COITAIID· TO IUD AS FOl.LMr
TIASN COITAIID A COITAIID Of NETA&., IIOOD • PUSTIC VITN A TOP •
COftl TMT CM • sram' FASTIID • TNl COITAIID
TO NODIT TIIE CllffllTS ,_ ••• CMIID • KAT-
TDD IY TIIE IUJIDffS • MIMU. NIii • PUSTIC
UIS Ml IDT PIIIIITTII TIUN Clll'AIIDS DCffl FN
IIASS cu", .. -LIAftS, IF .... , SEalll.D,
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City Attorney DeWitt pointed out this change •tght create an enforceaent prob-
le111; further, that the added words were repetitive.
Vote results on above a111endnient:
Ayes: Council Metlbers Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton
Nays: Council Mellbers Koltay, Wiggins, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Motton failed. Council Metlber Habenicht explained that she had decided to
vote against the aotion based on Nr. DeWttt's c01111ents concerning the confu-
sion which .. Y be caused by the added verbiage. Mr. DeWitt further pointed
out that grass clippings could be in either plastic bags or .. tal containers,
but that garbage and paper can only be in aetal, wood, or plastic containers
with a secured cover.
Council Mellber Hathaway suggested Agenda It• 10 (a) be tabled in order to
provide aore opportunity to discuss the details of the ordinance, and she sug-
gested that each council llellber offer the tr proposed aaendllents in writ tng.
Mayor Van Dyke concurred.
COUNCIL NE111D NATHAIIAY NOVED, _, IT IIAS SECCIIID, TO TMLE MEIIIA ITEN 10
(a).
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton carried.
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Clayton, Habenicht,
Van Dyke
Council Nellbers Wiggins, Bullock
Mayor Van Dyke conftraed that her intent ts to consider aore fully the recoa -
.. ndat1ons of the Planning and Zoning Coatsston, and tn addition she would
encourate council llellbers to add their o.11 ... ndaents, utiltztng the City At -
torney's office to incorporate the ... ndlleflts into the docUll8ftt.
Council Neaber Hath1W1y coaet1ted that she fNls Council should take into con -
s tderat ton the coaents brought forth by Nr . Christopher durt119 the publtc
hearing, IS well IS contents of the subattted docUll8ftt 110"9 with the ex -
pressed concerns of the Planning and Zoni119 Coahsion . She stated 1t would
uke aore sense to work through that process ft rst rather than try to do so at
this ti ...
Council Nlllber Wl19 ns d sagr • 1tatt119 the drafted 1nfol"lllt1on has been
before Council for at least, x th1 . Additionally. cOlatftttd that t
current tnforut Oft was 1n Cou !l's packet which wa s delivered l ast Thur day
(1 /17/91) and that proposed cha I should have orftred prior to t
... t1119 .
Council Nlllbtr Haetntcht c ltd that It Is taportant to tak
at.ton the Coatfth at t 1 c he1rt119 ud t ..,.st Oft
Pl1nnt119 and ZOft "9 C 1110ft In I tltr of this ltlldt;
the pro,,er vtn for con rat Oft of COlllllH ch1119t to t
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Council Mellber Bullock concurred with Mr. Wiggins, stating that putting off a
decision shows the ineptness of this body. He was of the opinion that Mr.
Christopher's concerns are 110re with enforce111ent than with contents. He ex-
pressed a great deal of frustration with the process.
After further discussion:
COUNCIL MEIIIEI KOLTAY NOYm, All) IT IIAS SECOll>m, TO REMOVE FRON THE TABLE
MEll>A ITEM 10 (a),
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton
Nays: Council Mellbers Habenicht, Yan Dyke
Motion carried.
COUNCIL IIENIER MLOCl NOYm, All) IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APfJltO¥E TITLE 15 IN ITS
CUlll£JIT FOIIII (COUNCIL IILL NO. 13-lttO),
COUNCIL IIENID HAIDIICNI' MOHD TO .... PME t, 15-3-1 A, TO UM AS FOLLOIIS:
A. curn• OI IENOYI. OF IIEmS. EYEIY MEI .,. OCCUPMT Of' IEAL PIOP-
nn SIIALL CUT. OI CAUSE TO IE CUT. ALL IIEmS OI IIASSES OVEI uy
INCHES IN HEIIHT lllOIII• THEIE• All) SIIALL REMOVE, OI CAUSE THE
Of, SAID IIEEDS OI IIASS TO A SITE AUTDIZED FIOII SUCH DISPOSAL OI TO A
C.OST PILE, [Ufl>ERSCORJNCi DENOTES CHANGES ANO ADDITION)
The aotion failed for a lack of a second.
COUNCIL IIENIO HAIDIICNI' IIOVtD, All) IT IIAS SECCNIO, TO .... PME 1•, 15-1-1
C. I, TO UM AS FOLLOIIS:
C. I, • ftNICU SHAU. IE PAIIIED II Fllllff Of' 1NE Fllllff SE1UCl Of' 1NE
PIIIICIPAL STIUCW Ill.US LOCATED• A CGIIClllTt, •1t1 MID, AS-
PHALT WAC£, IUWEL OI OTHO SIIIIUILY FIIISNED 1W11111tD OI DUST
~t SURFACE, (UIURSCORJNCi DENOTES CHANGES ANO
Ayes :
Nay s;
c1rd •
Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hlthaway, Wl99l11s, 84,llock ,
Clayton, Haben icht, ¥111 Dyke
Nolle
COUNCIL .... WJIICNI' IIOVtD, -IT IIAS SUND, TO ... NII 17, 11·1·1
TO ROD AS FOLLOIIS:
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Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Nf!lllbers Kolt1y, H1th1w1y, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Vin Dyke
None
Discussion ensued concerning tr1shh1ulers ind their needs when it coaes to
•tight fitting lids• on trash containers.
COUNCIL MEMO CLAYTON MOVED, All> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO ANDm OIi PAIE 7 THE DEF-
INITION OF •ll[ED• TO IEAD AS FOLLOIIS:
MEED MEEDS, UASS, IIUSN OI OTHEI UNI OI NOXIOUS VEIETA-
TJCIII lltlCN IS IN UCESS OF Sil 111:HES (&•) IN IIEIINT
-SHALL SP£CIF1CALLY 111:LUD£: IIIINHD (CCIIIVOLVU-
LUS), LEAFY SPIUCE (EWHOIIIIA ESULA), CMIIDA THISTLE
(CIICIIII AIVEIISE), IUSSIM IIWIIEED (CENTAUIEA
PIEIIS), PEIDIIIAL SOIITHISTLE (sa:NIIS AIVDISE), NIC-
TIIIE VINE (TII.IIUS TDIIESTIIS), SILVEI LEAF POVEITY
IIEED (FUISEIIA DISCOLOI), IIOUSSlUI POVOTY MEED
(THIASPI AIVEIISEL) • IIJSTAIDS (IUSSIEA), PUIPLE-
FLMIED IICIUNDCNEIIY (QUIIICULA L•TA). IUSSIM THIS-
TLE (SALSOLA PESTJFEI), FIIEIIEED (KOCNIA SCOPAIIA),
IEDIOOT PIMED (MAIAIITIIUS IETIOFLUUS) • SAIIIIUI
(CDl:IIIUS TII-OIDD), HAIIY STICKIIHD (LAPPULA OC-
CIDDll'ALIS), IUFfALOIIIIS {SOI •II IEfflATIII), CCIIINCIII
WED (IIIIIOSIA ELATIOW), COCKLEIUI (UIITNIIII CCIII-
UIE), CCIIINCIII SUIIFLOIIEll =lllfflllS CDITICUUIIS),
DWLICIII (LE._ TAI ), OI OTID PUll1' OI
OFFD1t1• VUETATI• lltlCN IS IEMmED AS A CCIIINCIII
•11SMC£. THIS LIST IS IOT IITWD TO K DCLUSIIE,
111T UTID IS IITWD TOK 1•1CAT11E Of TIIDK TYPES
OF PUIITS lltlCN -tmlDDED -·--A DOIIIDT TO THE PUil.iC IIEALTH -wm 111T IIIAU IOT IIICUIDl
FLMI UIDEIIS, PLOTS OI -WIY. wartat lftllllS
-SMLL •11 PLOTS (lltEAT, IAIUY, MTS -ffl).
Mr. Clayton explained he preferred a aore definitive wrd1ftl llllhtd1 wuld be
aore conclusive and enforceable, and less ltuly to promote 1181Qhbortlood dis ·
putes . The pros and cons were fully e•plored and dtscusstd, alter llllhtch tlle
vote results were : ·
Ayes : Counc:11 NNbers Koltay, Clayton, lu11ock
ee.ys : Council NNbers Hath1Way, Wt99 t ns, Maben ctit , Van Dy
Mot i on fa tl td .
COUNCIL ... wn• IIDIED, -IT IIAS SUOIID, TO .... Till[ II naauae -
OUT THE DOCUIIIIIT CNMIII• ALL IEFODIClS TO ..... OI OCCU,Mff• TO IUD1 •oc.
CUPM1' OI ......
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CouftCll NelOtrs Koltay, Hathaway, Clayton , h11oc ,
Van Oyk
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COUNCIL IIEJIID CLAYTON IIOVm, NI> IT IMS SECONDm, TO ANDI> PME 15, 15-5-3
A,, ADOJN& A NEIi SUIPAIAIIAPN 5 TO READ AS FOLLOlfS:
A, 5. THE OIIIER OF A HOIIY OR DERELICT VEHICLE SHALL REGISTER AND OITAIN
AN EN&LEIIOOD STOIIME PEIIIIT AND PAY AN ANNUAL NON-TRANSFEMILE
STORM[ PEIIIIT FEE OF $100.00 FOR EACH AND EVERY HOIIY OR DERELICT
VEHICLE IIIJCH JS NOT STORm AT ALL TINES IN A FIA.LY ENCLOSm WA&[
IN RESIDENTIALLY ZONED DISTRICTS OF EN&LEIIOOD.
Council Mellber Clayton explained the intent to be that derelict vehicles
should either be licensed, enclosed in a garage, or aoved to soae other city.
Discussion ensued concerni!MJ vehicles to .tlich this storage penait fee would
be applicable. Council Nellber Bullock concurred that the City of Englewood
was adversely affected by the nUllber of derelict vehicles and he would like to
see the City rid of thell. It was confinled for Council Nellber Hathaway that
this aaendllent would not cha114Je the nUllber of vehicles which could be stored
on a resident's property, but it would require thea to be licensed; the
restriction of the nUllber v.tlicles .tlich could be stored would rHain the
saae. Council llellber Koltay stated he would support the aaendllent. He ques-
tioned if it would actually result in less derelict vehicles, stating instead
it would probably result in aore licensed derelict vehicles.
The question was called for and the vote results were:
~es: Council llellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: Council llellber Habenicht
Motton carried. Council llellber Habenicht explained she had abstained because
in her opinion there had been inact.quate tt• to explore and discuss the
... nc111ent before llr. Bullock called for the question, essentially cutting off
further discussion.
City Manager Fraser pointed out the need for an effective date for the reg -
istration and issuance of the peraits called for in the approved aaendllent.
City Attorney DeWitt suggested that instead of llleftdl!MJ §15-5-3 5. to show the
effective date, that the ordinance itself should be llltftded add11MJ a new Sec ·
tion 3 on Page 19 lllltdlately followl!MJ §15 ·6·6 C. which would Indicate iliii
· -3 A 5 and §15 -5-3 I 4 sh all not becOllt effective until after a specified
date .
D scuss on 11sued concen1l"9 these two sect IOfts: 11tet"1t was Indicated that
both s lions \15 ·5·3 A 5 allCI 15 -5-3 I 4) were to be llltftded ; however, Counctl
Metlber Clayton s aot on COftC "' "9 reg stratlon and pena t r s for ct.relict
vehicles only referenced and INnded 15 -5-3 A by add "9 sub ton 5: ftO actu -
al aotton was lllde aatndlftf 15 ·5·3 I to add subs tlon 4. (sN Pages 7 a I)
COUNCIL .... wn• """· -IT IMS SlCWD, TO ... CIIIICIL IIU ••
ll IY ••• SlCTI• I • NII It TO IUDs 111•1•1 A I 1M t ll•l•S I t SNAU
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pen1it fee has been established. City Manager Fraser agreed it ts i11pOrtant
to help the citizens understand what their responsibilities are under the
Code. He infol"lled Council that staff 1s preparing a biannual letter to all
citizens highlighting various requtreaents of the Code. He described this as
a process of •friendly aatltngs to the citizens.•
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Motion carried.
With reference to 15-5-2 Vehicles • Parking/Storage R99ulations for Residen-
tial Districts, Mayor Van Dyke suggested deleting C. 4. (a) and (b) which
describes vehicles which aay be stored on private property under certain stan-
dards. After considerable discussion, specifically about boats and detached
caapers and the possibility of ... ndtng the section to incorporate exceptions
during certain periods of the year, the following aotton was aade:
MYGI YM Dm IIMD, _, IT IIAS SECOIID, TO ..., PAIE 14, UIIDO 11·1·2 C.
•• a. onrn• •a IOAT I TUILD, SIIALL TUILD, GI· THE SECTI• TIIDEFGIE TO
IUD:
c. •. a. DETM:NED CMPDS SHAU K NIIID GI STOIED •Y II A UUIE GI
OTHO EIICLOSD STKTUIE GI II THE MO IDllll'IFIED AS THE IIUII
Y-OF THE PIONITY II 11/f IUIDllll'IAL DIii DISTIICT. • IUCN
YEIIICU IIWJ. • STOIED GI NIIIII -.US IT IS SlallD. Y ILOCIED
GI IIUTIAIB ,_ •1•, TG"LI• • FALU•.
Vote resu 1 ts:
Ayes:
Nays:
Council Nellbers Koltay, lulloclt, Clayton, Van Dyke
Council Nellbers Hath•ay, l1t11tns, Habenicht
Motton carried.
Council MlllllDer Hathway Coalftled there h a Ned to realhttcally deal with
coaerctal vehicles which are brought ho. 1ft restdeftttal areas 111d parked on
the streets. She was of tile o,tt1I011 It aay be 1111falr to restrict SGaNM froa
their fair •ans of trade tf tile vehicle Is bet111 used for that person to tel
to and froa work. She Sut9Hted at soae point tn ti• that situation be con -
s dered 11 an ... ftdae,.t to thts ordlt1111Ce •
C ty At.toffley DeWitt suggested tha Councfl c•slder delel1"1 4 . a . under 15 ·
5·2 C. ch1111t111 4 . b. to 4 . 1 . DI cusslon ... ,..ed .
MYGI YM ffll IMED, -IT IMS IUIIIED, Tl -NII 14, IIUTI• 4. a.
,_ 15·1·2 C. -IICIIPIIATI• 4. ~. llffl 11•1•2 C. 4. Tl 111'111
c. •. DITKID C..... INIU • ITIIII II TIil MU llllfflflD Al TIil 11M
• 11• Y• -IIMU • ITal • IUCU • ••ms llf .. W 111 IICND~) II •1M, • • ITI L.1111 .. .-:II• ....
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Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Motton carried.
Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Van Dyke
Council Nellber Habenicht
Vote results on approval of Agenda ltea 10 (a) including all approved
_..nts:
Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motton carried. Ctty Attorney DeWitt inforad Council it would be necessary
to republish thts tt• as aaended prior to its final approval. City Manager
Fraser tnforaecl Council that the next readi119 of thts it• will be at the
February 19th .. ti119.
Council ..._.r Koltay offered appreciation to the Task Force, to the Pla1111i119
and Zoni119 C-tsston, and to staff for their efforts in the adoption of thts
section of the Code. To those who aight object to the restrictions contained
In Title 15, he c-nted there are few coauntttes left who have not ad-
dressed these Issues and adopted statlar restrictive covenants. He stated his
opinion that these cha119es would be advantageous to our coauntty and a credit
to the people who worked toward this end.
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(a) Dtrector FOllda preSNted a recCllallldatton froa the It-City Super -
visory toatttee to ..,t a btll for u ordtM11Ce ""'"'"' u Hnalllt to the
Public Se"tce Cellpany of Colorado for the Installation of tH line service to
repltce the extstt111 ps line ... ,ch will be dtsc01111Kted for c•stnactt• IM'r ·
poHs at tlle It -City Mast .. ter Treatalflt Plant . llr . fOftda stated there would
be no ftM11Ctal t.,.ct upo11 tlle Ctty as a result of thh Hnalllt . TIie Ctty
Clerk •s asud to read Council 1111 lo . 9, entitled :
CCUl:ll llll II>. 9, INTIDDUCED IY tclUIICIL __. NATNMMY
A llll FOi M OIDIIIMCE GIMTIIC PUil iC SUV IC[ COINIIY OF cot.OUDO A UTILITY
EASENEIT FOi A W LINE Ill TN[ PIOPEITY LOCATED AT THC ll ·CITY IMSTCIIATCI
TIEATIOT •
CIUICIL .... MWY ..... -IT IIU IUIIID, ft ••IIW • FIIST ... 1• CIIIICIL IILL •• t, IDIU If IHI .
Ayes : COUftCll Nlllbers oltay, , 111ft 11s, lutloc ,
Clayton, Maben cht, Van .. ,,:
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF
CITY COUNCIL FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FROM ACCEPTING P.A.C. (POLITICAL ACTION
COMMITTEE) CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INTERESTS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF THE CITY.
COIIICIL IIEIIIEI MLOCI MOVED, Ml) IT IIAS SECOll)ED, TO APPROVE ON FIIST IEADI•
COIIICIL IILL NO. 10, SEIIES OF 1111.
Nr. Bullock explatned the purpose In proposing this legtslatton ts to prevent
extertor PACs froa tnfluenctng the results of •ntctpal elections by con-
trtbuttng larve suas of •n•y to candidates. He stated the legislatton as
proposed would prevent Political Action CoatttHs who are not directly
touched or concerned by the actions of the City or City Council froa havtng a
vote• tn Ctty affairs. He urged support of Council Bill No. 10. Before addt-
ttonal dtscusston, however, ht offered the following aaendllent:
CCIUIICIL ... •LOCK NOYED, • IT IIAS SECWD, TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL SEC-n• TO IOD1
SECTI• •• MY CCIUIICIL NEllllll SMLL HAYE STMl)J• TO IEQU(ST THE c1n
ATiuiili TO ••• A talPLAllfl' • IIIIALF OF THE c1n FOi VIOLATI-OF THE
FOIEIOI• II •1c1PAL. c:cgy.
He explatMd the purpose of the -ndlllftt ts •to give tt tHth• to provide
necessary e11forc ..... t.
The -nc111111t was thoroughly discussed with Council Nlllbtr Habenicht stating
her oppostt1on.
Current reporting lars were discussed.
Vote results:
Ayes:
lays:
Alllndlllftt carried.
Council ...._rs Koltay, Hath•ay, 111191111, Bullock,
Clayton
Council Nlllbtrs Habenicht, Van Dyke
lapltcattons of specific sect tons and wording of the council bi 11 were ques -
t toned and It was agreed to discuss each section separately to reach consensus
of Ulldtrstandt119.
tlon 1. No candidate or elected official shall accept a con -
trtbut on o any kind froa a person or poltttcal c-lttH not residing
'" [ngl...ood .
Council concurred that StctlOII I as wltte11 wa s tfMr&lly understood .
Hollltver, cone ms wert raised atMM,t the exact •1111119 of •contribution .•
After auch di cusslon Md consterMtl• °" the part of several council persons
a •tton to ...net wa s proposed :
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COIIICIL NDIIER HAIENICHT NOYm, Ml> IT VAS SECONDm, TO ANDI» SECTION 1 IY
ADDI• THE IIORD •NONETARY• TO READ:
SECTION 1, NO CAIIIIDATE OR ELECTm OFFICIAL SHALL ACCEPT A NONE-
TARY ccilTIIIUf lCII OF MY llllD FRIii A PElSON OR POLITICAL CCIINITTEE NOT
RESIDI• IN EN&LEVOOD.
Various questions were raised. Whether or not unsolicited fliers would be
considered a violation was discussed. It was deter11ined that unsolicited
fliers would not be considered a violation. Whether or not an Englewood busi-
ness person who does not reside in Englewood would be prevented froa aaking a
aonetary contribution was brought up, and it was stated that an Englewood
business person, regardless of residency, does have a franchise by virtue of
the business ownership and would not be prevented froa contributing.
Vote results on 111endllent to Section 1:
Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton
Nays: Council Nellbers Habenicht, Van Dyke
Allendllent carried.
Section 2. No aaendllents were proposed.
Section 3. Any candidate or elected official who accepts PAC
resources of any type shall be barred fNIII voting on any Issue which di-
rectly touches or concerns the PAC or Its affiliated organizations.
and
Section 4. Alty candidate or elected official who accepts PAC
resources o any type sha 11 not be barNCI froa vot i, on any Issue If
such Issue only Incidentally touches or concerns the AC or Its affili -
ated organization.
Council ..._r Habenicht questioned tf a candidate ts not all«Mld to accept
contributions froa outside PACs why ts there delineation about anyone who
does . Further discussion ensued about conflicts of Interest and how this sec -
t i on and Section 4 could adversely affect future vott119 on .. Jor complex Is ·
sues nvolvlng varied .. tters (e .g ., Ti tle IS) .
CCIUIICIL .,_. UlTAY IIDVID, -IT lllS SUCIID, TO m1u srcn• J -••
Be or ol ng, t r wa s add t onal d l al09 about
could/ hould be t o red .
Vot r ull s on 1a1inoi11tn t to s tr i ke
A COUftCtl
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Section 5. Acceptance of any type of resource, financial or
otherwise, frOII any citizen group whose lllllbership includes citizens who
do not reside within the City of Englewood shall constitute a violation
of this ordinance.
A question was raised concerning what constitutes a •citizen group.• After
lengthy discussion,
COUIICIL IIIEIIIO RLCM:lt NOVm, -IT IIAS SlCCIIIDED, TO ... SlCTI• I IY JN-
SDTI• TIE MASE •OI IINO DO •T HAYE A PHYSICAL PIESDICE• lmEEII TIE IIOIDS
•us1D£• -•11nH1N• TO IUD:
SECTJ• 5. ACCEPTMCE OF lllY TYPE OF IESOUICE, FIIMIICIAL OI OTHEl-
111Sl, nclJ llf'f CITIZEIIS W IINOSl IIElaEISIIIP IIICUIE CITIZEIIS IIIO DO
•T IESIDE OI IIIO DO NOT HAYE A PHYSICAL PIUEIIC£ IIITHII TIE c1n OF EI-
ILEIIDCID SHALL CCIISTITUTE A VIOLATI• OF THIS -1--E.
Whether a group aade up of citizens, regardless of their residency, but which
did not •have a physical presence• within the City could support a candidate
was brouvht up. Council Naber Bullock strongly stated the group could not
contribute by virtue of its lack of physical presence within the City which in
his opinion disfranchised such groups froa participatiOft in the local election
process.
It was pointed out, however, that EnglllfOOCI individuals within the group cer·
tainly could aake contributiOfts °" their .n.
Concern WIS rahed about the possibilttr of thh leading to •sneaky and quiet
ways• of supporting candidates finlftCia ly and 11011-fl11111elally.
Council .....,.r Bullock explained that the preposed 1 .. hlatl• •ts directly
••nt to ctrcuavent ONJantzaticMII like the Soutll Nitro C.._...r of Coaerce and
Board of R •ltors froa pool tng their resources wlttcll t11eludt •stly outside
interests outside of the City and divvying up c•tribut10111 tn-ktnd to support
• candidate for an office tn Engl..ad .._ they theaselves do Nt have a dt .
rec:t franchise tn the City and have no business tnflutMtng our electtOfts. •
Council .....,.r Habentcht disputed this stat-t c.._..ttng sht dtd not fffl
these groups wre att-,t tng to •buy candidates• or •cttrec:t or IM'll strings•
by the tr support .
COUftCil Ntabtr Bullock countered sht ng , .. .,,, -" c " 11 o,ln OIi prov
hh potnt .
Further debate tt1sued .
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TIit questt• •s called; volt res111ts 11trt :
COUIICll --.rs Coltay, Hat • 11111 "-'· lulloc ,
ClaytOII
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organlut1on.
Section 6. -No 111endllents were proposed.
Section 7. -No uendllents were proposed.
Section 8. All forfeited 11111unts shall be deposited to the General
Fund of the City.
City Attorney DeWitt questioned the need for Section 8.
COUIICIL .... MLOCI IIDVD>, am IT IIAS SECCIIIDO, TO STIil£ SECTI• I.
Ayes: Council Netlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht
Nays: Council Mltlber Van Dyke
Aaendllent CaM'ied.
Section 9. Ally Council Mltlber shall have standlllCJ to request the
City Attorney to bring a C011Pla1nt on behalf of the City for violations
of the forevo111CJ In Municipal Court.
C tty Attomey DeWitt point out that ll -7A · l of the Englewood Municipal Code
deals with thts a1tter and he questiOftecl the ~ for Section 9 1n this
lethhl1011 .
Council .._..,. lullock responded that Section I h critical to establish •very
clearly elld concisely• who has stlftdt111 . Ne • .._ the sectt• ,....,. 11 wtt-
t ... Discvulon ensued retard1119 tHctly who dots heve stllldt111 .
CIIIICIL ... MWY IIOIID, -IT IMS IUIIIEI, Tl -181'1• t Tl
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Ayes: Council Nelllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton
Nays: Council Mellbers Habenicht, Van Dyke
Allendllent carried.
COUNCIL IIEIIIEI CLAYTON IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO ADD ANOTHER SUI-SECTION
I TO RUD:
I. 111mt1• IN THIS -IIWICE SHALL PREVElfT MY OIUNIZATION, IUSINESS,
ASSOCIATION, CITIZEN, OR IIOIIP Flml EIINIISI• OR SUHORTI• NIY
CMl»IDATE ASL• AS• IIIIIIEY OR OTHEI CCIITIIIUTION IS IIVEII TO THE
CMl»IDATE OR HIS CMINI• OIUIIIZATION EXCEPT IY lmlYIDUAl RESI-
DBITS -m11ESSES LOCATED IIITHIN THE c1n UNITS OF Ellll.EWOOD.
Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht
Nays: Council Mellber Van Dyke
Allendllent carried.
CCIIIICIL .... IOI.TAY IMED TO FUITIIEI .... SUISECTION A (PREYICIUSLY IDEN-
TIFIED AS SUTION 1) IY ISIOYI• THE lfOIDS •POSON• -•OR.•
Council Nlllber Bullock urged that Subsection A reaain as approved. The 110tion
died for a lack of a second.
Mayor Van Dyke asked for closing ca...nts.
Council Nlllber Koltay llld none .
Counctl lllaNr Nltlla,ay stated tile wncllleftts clartfted MCessary poi11ts, and
she ..ould be vot1119 h1 favor .
Council Nlllber IU91t11 1 caat11ted to llr . lullock that ile .. s sorry •1t got so
torn up .• llr . luf1ock stated• t still has its t .. th .•
Mayor V111 Dyke slit.cl sile d slf""d 111 prh1c:tple, tllat •••re •1•1'11 poHttcs
wtth ltttslature . • doe s 110t th111k MC .. ,es re,re1e11t a la,.. part of
tile elective process ; that nd v dual c111trtlllltt111s can Hstly c:trc..,..t PAC
aoMY , Lastly , tllat this ..ould place rt411 l rta111ts OIi future C..C:tl calldt ·
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and the Greater Engl..ood Chlllber of CC1111erce; further, that tt would be un-
fortunate tf the debate .. re atsunderstood by ctt1zens, restdents, or Engle-
wood bustness people that thts Counctl 1s no longer tnterested tn supporttng
South Metro Chlllber of c-rce. He stated he would vote 1n favor as
•ph11osophtca11y, .. should keep our elections on a local basts.•
Council Nlllber Bullock reiterated hts posttton stating, •it's inherently wrong
for any organization .tlo does not have a direct franchise tn the City of En-
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raa businesses or interest within Engl..ood, but froa a larte constituency
outside of E119lewaod and tlllll to pool those resources tnto a concentration of
resources and lever• tlloH resources to be able to gtve tho11 resources to
cMdtdates by -, of tnf111111et119 ti. elections here tn [1191..ood. • He strQftl·
ly urged pas•• of Council 1111 No. 10.
Vote results:
~s: eouncn lllllbers IColtay, Hathaway, 111w111s, .. llock,
Clayton
IIQs: cwn lbalers ...._tdlt, van o,u
•••11t carrted, and cwn 1111 11. 10 as -•dell .. , ••••• • ftrst
readt119.
(c) c-cn lllllber Habentdlt ,,.. ... ted a re11l11tt• ....... t .. bile-
wood's 11hrslltp tn ~tc111 C-tttes fer Cl E4111tty . TIie NNlllit•
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JANUARY 21, 1991
The January 21, 1991, special session of City Council did not list any
pre-scheduled visitors and due to the special status of the meeting,
non-scheduled visitors were not allowed during the meeting. Therefore, prior
to the cC11111enceaent of the aeeting, Nayor Van Dyke offered to allow those
citizens in the audience who wished to address Council to do so.
Pre-... ttng Visitors:
111111:Y SIIITH, 4131 SGUTH POIL -711-1514; lh 741-2100 -Ns. Saith explained
she had placed a cla1• against the city for substantial losses she had
suffered as a result of purchasing a house at 4638 South Pearl one-and-a-half
years ago. She explained that although a pera1t was tssued 33 years ago and
stgned as approved by a CUy tnspector, the house had Hver been hooked up to
the Ctty s ... r. As a result the house ts surrounded by 33 years of huaan
waste and sewat9. However, she and the previous CM1ers have been paying sewer
fHs for the past 33 years. The house ts full of aold, the baseaent ts
conta1nated wUh sewage. Council llelllber Koltay coaented that he had spoken
to Ns. 5111th after he had been contacted by Representative Du Schaefer. Nr.
Koltay ur,aed C..c11 to direct Nr. Fonda and Nr. Dellitt to ... t with Ns. 5111th
to get tills iss• resolved. e..cn llelllber Bullock stated that lls. 5111th
SNM to have done as auch as she can do about the situatton, that 1t appears
as 1f Englwood has soae Jo1•t 11ab111ty, and he fully agreed with Nr.
Koltay's c .... ts. C..ctl llelllber Cla,toa also agreed that the Ctty Atton11y,
the Dtrector of Ut 11 tttes, 111d the Sllttlls should ... t to get thts resolved.
Nr. Dellttt c .... tld that sett11"1 the claia rests with ea.en, Uaat tt c
be resolved 111 soae....,. Mt that the Ctty IIINld not adatt ltabtlity, J.st
resolve the coatronny, Mt wtt.11 1 relief of ltabtltty. He t ... tred tf lls.
Sait.11 was wtllt"I to do that, • re,11~ SM eo11ldll't IPlak for Mr
.. , ... ,,..... Nr. Dllfttt u,lat• lie ulkt"I abNt Mr clat• ,:t•st
Ctty, Ulat the Ctty c.ldll't ....... , lls. Sattll's ,011tltle ltalttltty the
.. , ... 11,,.11d. Nr. Koltay tld sttutt• aay utst t• otNr areas of
the ctty, bllt tilts ts the •11 -lie I rd of. llayor , Dytra dtrectld
t FNda, Dllfttt -t wtt.11 tt.11, t the ftul doctst• ld N
,n tld to C....11 to Nto t I f 1 ....... C....11
Claytoa lll"ged that the ttor ,..., tckly, •t ,nl
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SRJESOP 1991
AIIIIOWDON IEAPPOINTINGJAMES 'IOl10N101111 ENGUW0oD tJIMN
IBNl!WALAUIROIUTY POI. 'l'IIEaJYOPENOLEWOOD.
WIIEUAS,._TOIIDDllaCWNal ..... ol ... P l'nDOcllMIIII ....... Art ,ta,,_.
Wlll!ll!AS.1-Taaoa ....... lirr lnM 2 LIUSID ... Pcl' WM Udllll ....... Aadladnr ...... tem; .
~BBfflllOLVEDBY TIIBmY COUNCILOPTIIB mYOP ,a>I.OMDO, 'IRAT:
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SERIESOF 1991
All!SOLUDON Rl!AftOINllNO BE'ITYWILSON m111BELBCT10N
CX>MMISSION JIOR 1111 Ol'YOPENGIRWOOD.
WIIERl!AS,Belty'Wlllaall8111asawcac,la .. l!lecbC ...._._.
WIIEIEAS,~wu.. ....... r.,,1., ........
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SERIESOF 1991
ARDOWDON REAn01N11No UNDACQBN TO 1111BOAIDOP
ADruS'DOINT AND APPEALS POil 1111 aTY OP ENGU!WOOD.
WIIBREAS.UadaO.lla-... ..... fll .. BcmdolAe 7 , ... Attl I ....
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NOW.~-D'IDOLVIIDBY1IIIQ1YCX>ONCD.c,p1111 al'YOPINOU!WOOD, <X>I.OMDO, 'IRAT:
l.lalaC-11.._,,,,,1 I 7 ISDw• ..... fllAIAt--·-Aw In, ............ , , lttS.
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SEIJESOF 1991
AltESOWDON UAftOIN'l1NO DONAil) Sl!YMOlll 10111BBOAIDOP
ADRJS'DaNT AND AlftALS IOR THE CJ'l'Y OPENOUWOoo.
W11E11!AS. DCllllld Se,-llamnat ..... ol .. lwdolA t allDII AIIIIIIII; ...
WIIEll!AS, DCllllld .,.... ........ lirr I 7 Ell ID ...... ol .......... Appeals rorlllodaertam;
NC?!'J..~ BED'll!SOLVEDBY1RICJ'l'YCOUNC1LOP1R1 CJ'l'YOP~.COI.ORAD0.111An
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ADOPlmANDAlftOVED ..... ..,olNc•1.1tt1 •
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SERIESOP 1991
A USOLUDON 1U!APP01HnNG CARL WE1DR TO 111! BOARD OP
ADRJS'IMENr AND APPEALS R>ll 111EOIY OP ENGUWOOD.
WIIEREAS,CadWtlbrllaw..._o1 ... 11ono1A4 ..... AIIPIIII: ...
WIIEREAS,c.tw._._ ....... ,.rhr, •1o6e .... otAt , • -~ ....... --= .
NOW,~ BE l1'RES0LVEDBY111EQl'Y a>lJNCILOP111B an OPJ!NGUWOoD, <X>LOIL\00, 'IRAT:
CadW .. ll~nc· s1l1o..w• ..... olAt ; 11, ... A.pp h, ---....... ..,. , lffl.
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AUSOU1DON Al'POIN11NG RUDI SMDH10 RU.A tusliiuN ON THE
ELBCi10N OONN1SS10N FOR 111B aTY OPENOI.EM)QI).
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NOW,~ IIIRUSOLVEDBYDIICJIYa>IJNCILOPTIIE al'YOPIINOU!WOOD, OOLOIAD0, 1BAT:
......... ...., ... : s 1 ......... llrtFaacc .. a1111o: ......... ........ .., •• ~l'W-i
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AGBIIDA ITZII
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Council Member Hathaway
SVBJBCT ntle 15,
Eng1ewood Municipal Code
relating to Health, Samtatton
& Environmental ProtecUon
Charlie Grimm, Aaatstant City Attorney
188US/ ACDOII PROPOIIBD
Adopt an onttnaoce amending portions of the Englewood Muolctpal Code relating to
Code Enforcement. and adding a new Title 15 addreaemg Health. SmltaUoa and
Envtronmental Protection.
Englewood City Coundl dtecuaeed this bOl at the 9pedal MeetlDC oa January 21.
1991. and pwed H oa Ont reading. Howevu, becaw of the ea•eawM lllllftldmenta
to the blL It WM decided to resubmit lt to Council durlaC tbe l"ebnalry 4. 1991
RquJ.ar Council MttUng to ure that this bea¥lly lml'1'Mrd vaalall meeta the
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For the purpose of the 1pplic1tion of the provisions of this Chapter, the fol-lowt119 definitions shall apply:
ALLEY
GARAGE, PRIVATE
HANDBILL, CONNERCIAL
HAll>IILL, .. CIIIERCJAl
A public way less in stze than 1
street, .tiich ts not designed for
general travel, .tlich is used priaarily
as 1 •ans of access to the rear of
residences and business est1blish-
aents,1nd which affords I secondary
aeans of access to property.
A buildinv, or part thereof, attached
or detached and accessory to the aatn
butldtnv, provtdtng for the storage of
110tor vehicles, and tn .titch no busi-
ness ts conducted.
Antaal or vegetable wastes resulting
froa the handling, preparation, cooking
and consuaptton of food.
Any printed or reproduced plllphlet,
leaflet or stathr doclllleftt or sample
.titch advertises for sale any .. rchan-
dtse, product, coaodtty or thtng , or
.titch directs attention to or adver-
tises any ... ttng, theatrical perfor-
•nce, eotbtttOII or event of any kind
for ... tell an adlttsst011 fH ts charged
for the l*"POH of private 11111 or
profi t; or ... tell proposes a service or
any other c-rctal transaction .
Alty pr in ted or re,rodelced PIIIPlllet,
leaflet or sta t lar device or samp l e , or
any otlle r printed or otherw ise repro -
duc ed or t 9 t111 l, or coptes of 111y •tter
of sta tl ar t ype literature not 111t lllded
In t he aforesaid deftntt t Oft of c .......
cf a l hltldbtll; or any of the ,.,.., ..
llllltch sets forth a pol t t tea l or
ldto l 09tc1l ss111.
Sera, ft"tll, crap tin, scrap br111,
scrap CONlf', 1cra, l ead or scra, ZIIIC
Pd a ll otw scr a, •tlh 111d tllefr
alloys, 1M boftts, r 19s, 11hd clott.,
Uled ~. U ed ,..,., llled t 11ft 1,
used bottles , old or uhd htlltf'1,
used tools, u tel a,plt111C11 1 uSld fl ,
lures, 11Stc111t 111,, uhd ,.....,., uled
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Council Member Hathaway
SUBJBCT Tltle 15,
Englewood Mumdpal Code
relating to Health, Sanitation
& Environmental Protection
CharUe Grtmm. Assistant City Attorney
... ua/ ACflOII PltOP08SD
Adopt an onttnance amending portiona of the Englewood Mumdpal Code relating to
Code Enb"cement, and adding a new Tltle 15 addraalDC Health, Santt.aUon and
EIMl'Olllllmtal Protection.
fBVIOUa COUIICIL AC110lf
Engle: wuod Ctty Coundl dtacuwd 1h11 b8l at the Spectal Meetmc on January 21 .
1991 . and pwed tt on ftrat reading. Hownier, became of the eldeOIIIVe amendmenta
to the b81. tt w dedded to reaubmlt tt to Coundl durtnC the February 4 . 1991
RrgUlar Coundl Meeung to Utt that 1h11 beavlly ammcled venton meeta the
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 63.1
INTROOUCED BY C~NJ!~ V'777 J,I
MEMBER HATHAWAY,,/'(r/'"°'/ '""/f/
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 BY REPEALING PARTS OF
TITLE 6, TITLE 11, ANO TITLE 16 AND ADDING A NEW TITLE 15.
WtEREAS, the restructuring of the Englewood Code will provide for aore
effective enforcement by the Code Enforcement Off i cers and will be aore con-
venient for the citizens as a whole; and
WtEREAS, a Task Force was established to review envlro1111ent1l and
nuisance issues; and
WtEREAS , the Englewood Planning and Zoning Board and Envlronaental Coa-
atttee has reviewed the Task Force recoaaendatlons and aade coaaents thereon;
and
WHEREAS , regulation of derelict and hobby vehicles have been specifically
aodtfted; and
WtEREAS , The City Council feels tt necessary to update the Englewood Code
periodically; and
WtEREAS, the City Council feels It ts In the best Interest of the health,
safety and welfare of its cttlzet1s to aake the following changes;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE -
WOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Chapters 3, 3A , 3B , 3C and 4 of Ti tle 6; Section 4 of Chapter
1 of Ti t le 11 ; Section I of Chapt er 4 of Title 16 Englewood Muni ci pal Code
1985 are her eby repealed ; and
Sect i on Z. A n .. Ti tle 15 , Eng lewood Mun i c i pal Code INS, relat i ng to
healt , san tal i on and envlroMental protec tion , ts hereby added to reld as
follow s:
TITL( II NULTH. SMITATI• -EIIWIIIIIIEIITAI. ,11,un•
11 ·1·1 APPllCAIILITY 1
Th persons to whoa th s Title apples shall be responslbl to ntaln the r
property In conforaance w th the provlslOfls of this Tttle . Such persons are
also responsible to conform to the provlslOfls of thts ord nanc froa t
bound ary of the r property to the cent r of any abutt ng alley and to t
traveled port on of any adjoining strfft .
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15-1-Z D£F11ITICINS:
For the purpose of the application of the provisions of this Chapter, the fol-
lowing definitions shall apply:
ALLEY
GAU&(, PRIVATE
IWl>Blll, CCIIIERCIAL
tWIJll ll, IDICOlll(RC JAL
A public way less in size than a
street, which is not designed for
general travel, which is used priaarily
as a •ans of access to the rear of
residences and business establish-
aents,and which affords I secondary
aeans of access to property.
A building, or part thereof, attached
or detached and accessory to the aain
building, providing for the storage of
•tor vehtcles, and tn which no busi-
Mss is conducted.
Aniaal or vegetable wastes resulting
fra the handling, preparatton, cooking
and consuaptton of food.
Any prtnted or reproduced pamphlet,
leaflet or siatlar doc ... nt or sample
which advertises for sale any .. rchan-
dlse, product, coaodlty or thing, or
lllhlch directs attention to or adver-
tises any ... ting, theatrical perfor-
11111ee, exlllbltlon or event of a11y kllld
for lllhlch an adlllsslOII fN ts ca.a,...
for the purpose of private pl• or
profit; or lilllch proposes a service or
1111 other coaerclal tra11Hctl011.
Ailty printed or reprodllced paaplllet,
leaflet or siallar device or sl!lple, or
•1 other printed or otherwtse repro -
duced ortglnal, or copies of 1111 •tter
of slatlar type literature not Included
In tile aforesaid deflntt IOII of c....-.
ctal halldbtl 1; or uy of tile f°'90l119
lilllcll sets fortll a political or
Ideological .. II ....
krap 1,...., ,crap tt11, scrap lwau,
scra, copper, scrap lead or scra, rt RC
Md a 11 otller scrap .. ta h Md the Ir
alleys, 111d -.s, r .. ,. used clotll,
used rubber, used ro,e, used t t11fotl,
tised bottles, old or used 111eht11ery,
ti td tNh, used •1 t111ee1, used fl•·
tit ... , Hed 1tlN1th, Wied 1 .... r, !tied
boqs or crates, •led pt,e or pl,e flt • u .. ,. UIN Mt .... tle ... atrpl ...
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LITIER
NOXIOUS MTIER
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tires, and other aanufactured goods
that are so worn, deteriorated or obso-
lete as to aake thea unusable in their
existing condition, but are subject to
being disaantled.
A place wiere junk, waste, discarded,
or salvlfl(I aaterials are boutht, sold,
exchanged, stored,baled, packed, disas-
s..,led, or handled, including auto-
llOb11e wrecking yards, house wrecking
and structural steel aateriah and
equipa111t, but not including the pur-
chase or stor.ge of used fumiture and
household equipaent, used cars in
operable condition, used or salvaged
aaterials as part of aanufacturing
operations.
5arblge, refuse, and rubbish, IS de-
fined herein, and all other •ste
•terial witch, If thrwn or deposited
IS herein prolllblted, leads to create a
danger to public health, safety and
•lfare.
llatertal wlllch ts capable of causing
Injury to 1 Iv Ing o,._,_ by cheaical
react1011 or 1s capable of ca•slng
detrt-tal effects IIPOII the ..-,,1c1l
or ec._lc •11-belng of llldlvlduh.
leferrlng to or derh..t f,... 1 tvlng ........ -.
TIie recent ...,. •tMr "'"°"' fh• or cor,orat IOII, or -, llll't or ...,.
re1111tattve of tllt recent Nltr.
A lot, ,arcel, tract or plot of lalld,
toeetlltr wttll tllt butldtngs 111d strc·
t .... , t ........ .
... , ... lllng, 11N11, bltldt .. or ttlltr
strct.,., deslllltd or •Md, ettatr
•111 or I• ,ari, fw ,rtvate Nit ...
tlal ,.,,. .. ,, •t11tr t It.. w
t..,...,,..,, W et11tl ... 1ly •• lt.M
w vauat, • .a.an t11et• .., ,.~ •
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vesttbllt w •1111111 ._, ... , .. er •·
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INltldl.. w etw 1trt1Ct.,., 1M ,rt .
Vilt 11M • ... • INltldl .. 11ht1.
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PROPERTY, BUSINESS
PUBLIC PLACE
PUTRESClllE
RECREATIOIIAL VEHICLE
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Land and, generally, whatever is erec-
ted, growing upon or affixed to land.
Real property on which is located a
building. Property that 1s zoned or
used for coaercial use which 1s used
prtnctpally for the sale or lease of
•rchandtse, goods, or services, or
interest tn land which ts generally
recognized IS being zoned for a retail
or wholesale business.
Ally and all streets, sidewalks,
boulevards, alleys or other public ways
and any and all public parks, squares,
grounds and buildings C*lled or •in-
tatned by the Ctty or other goven111111-
tal agency provided for the benefit of
the genera 1 pub 1t c .
Capable of being decCIIIPOSed by aicro-
ortani1111 wtth sufftctent rapidity to
cause nuisances froa odors or gases.
A vehicular -type, portable structure
without peraanent foundation, which can
be tCNed, hauled or driven and pri•ri-
ly designed IS t-,orary 1 iving acc•-
aodattOII for recreati011al, caaping and
travel use and including, but 110t
liaitecl to travel trailers, truck caap-
ers, caaping trailers and self-
prope 11ecl •tor lleals.
All putrescible or ftOIIPUtrtscible 111ste
i11elllding garblge, nlllbisll, aslles,
strNt cleuing, deld 111iNh, effal,
ctro,pings, abaftdOllecl app11..ces 111d
vee-icle parts.
....,.,trescible waste c111ststtng of Mtll
c....,.sttble and IIOIIC....,stible -.stes,
s11ell as pa,er, wrwi .. s, leaves,
lw111eM1, wood, waste !Mttldt ..
•tertah. 71111, Ndllt ... CrteUf'Y,
._HMld ""''"'.. Md st• lar •tertah .
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STORA&E/NOTOR VEHICLE
STRUT
TRAILER
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road construction or aaintenance equip-
aent, ditch digging or excavating ap-
paratus, well drilling or boring equip-
aent, fire-fighting equip11ent, vehicles
designed to transport equtpaent and
vehicles used in connection wtth or for
the repatr and aaintenance of construc-
tion or aaintenance equipaent tea-
porartly or peraanently aounted on such
vehicles, provided that such equlpaent
Is transported froa yard to job, job to
job, or job to yard and equlp11ent
prlaartly designed for hoisting, lift-
ing, aovlng, loading or dtgglng opera-
t i011s. The for89olng definition ts
partial and shall not Include other
vehicles of unusual design, size or
shape that are designed prlaartly for
purposes other than transporting •r-
chandlse or passengers.
The halting of a velllcle, •ther occu-
pied or not, other than IIOlllfttarlly for
the purpose of and lllltle actually en-
gaged In receiving or discharging
passengers .
To leave, park, stand, or halt a velll-
cle or aotor velltcle tn a certatn place
for a period of seventy-tw hours or
l011ger.
My public thoroughfare for the frN
pass• of persens, trade MCI c-rce.
MCI -e.icll affOf"ds a prtftCipal aHIIS ef
ICCIH to property IINltttR1 al ... tts
1-..tll. TIits tera dNs Nt tftCh1de
private roads.
My ..._lecl velltcle, wttlMMlt aottve
power alld llavlRI an 811PtY wttllt of
.,.. than two tllousalld ,...,,, wlltcll ts
destgllld to be dr-by a aotor velltcle
111d to carry Its careo loed wholly ..,...
Its ... structure Md -e.tcll II ....,.al-
ly ud c-ly used te carry alld
trusport property over the public ... .....,,.
My -.elecl cle wlltd1 ts a st119le,
self -c•tafl1ed •tl, wttll •tlve power,
lllltcll ts dest.... Md ....,.,11y Md
,_,y 11Sld fer ecc.-cy by ,...SOIis
for ,.,, .. t11l ..,.. .. ,. 111 ett r
t..,...ary er t lec1tt•1, 111d
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TRAILER, SMALL
TRASH
TRASH CCIITAIIIO
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which aay occasionally be driven over-
the public highways as a 110tor vehicle.
For the purpose of Title 15, Englewood
Municipal Code only, a saall trailer is
any wheeled vehicle, without aotive
power and having an eapty wight of two
thousand pounds or less, which is
designed to be drawn by a aotor vehicle
and to carry its cargo load wholly upon
its own structure and which is general-
ly and cC111110nly used to carry and
transport property over the public
highways.
All putrescible and nonputrescible
waste, both cOllbustible and nonc:Ollbus-
tible, including without liaitation:
aniul and vegetable waste resulting
froa the handling, preparation, cooking
and consuaption of food; ashes; cans;
paper; wrappings; cigarettes; card-
board, yard clippings; leaves,
branches; wood; dead aniuls; offal;
droppings; waste and used building
uterials; glass; bedding; crockery;
abandoned or unusable household fur-
nishings; abandontd or unusable ap-
pliances; and abandoned or unusable
autoaotive or other aechanical parts or
objects.
A container of •tal, wod or plastic
with a top or COftf' that c111 be secure-
ly fastened on the container to ,,..,,...t
the cont•ts f,-bet .. carried or
scattered by the •1-ts or •taah.
,.,.r or plastic bats are 110t ,eraltted
trash contatners eacept for lf'ass cltp-
pt119s ud leaves, If p,..,_rly MCIINd.
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"1ty aotor vehicle 1411lpped with a body
dt1tgned to carry property Pd -a.tell ts
feMral ly and c-ly uled to carry
111d transport pro,erty °"r the ,.1 tc
hl ..... y,.
Oll -stte space -a.tell ts aMNt of any
bu1ldt119 or stn1Cture . O,en ~
could contain, but ts 110t 1 letted to
the fol1w1 .. : sldtwlllls, tN11 hes,
swl .. s, art.ors, swt•t .. ,..11, ttMh
courts, 111d la.dscapt... SW-face ,art·
, .. ts IIOl to bt considered as 11sable
o,oa s,aco .
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VEHICLE, CCIIIIERCIAL
VEHICLE, DERELICT
VEHICLE, HOIIY
VEHICLE, ll>Tal
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Means any device which 1s capable of
aoving itself, or of being aoved, frOII
place to place upon wheels or endless
tracks; such ter11, for the purpose of
this Title, shall not include any far11
tractor or any iapleMnt of husbandry
designed prtur11y c exclusively for
use and used in agricultural operation
or any devtce aoved by .. scular polfer.
This definttton also aeans any self-
propelled vehicle lllhtch is designed
prturtly for travel on the publtc
highways and lllhtch 1s generally and
coaonly used to transport persons and
property over the publtc highways.
Alty aotor vehicle licensed by the State
of Colorado as a coaerctal vehicle.
Alty vehicle designed, •tntatned or
used prt•r11y for the transportation
of property.
Alty vehicle .tltch 1s wrecked, dlalfed,
or substantully dtsaantled to the ex-
tent that such vehicle ts inoperable or
h tncapable of betng aoved under tts
NI ,-.r. It shall tnclude 111y vellt·
cles atsstng one or aore .... ls and 111y
velltcle .aitch 1 eeks a clff'Nftt Hce11se
plate or •tssto111 sttcur or .titch
leeks t11s•r111ee.
Ally velltcle of the fo11wt.. type 111
the precess of betllf INltlt, restored or
•t11t1 t llld as • hellbJ or dtwerst• froa
OM 's ,....11r ecc•tt•: Nil, clas-
stc car , o-,ort ... tal car, off.read
velltcle , race car 111d derelict welltcle .
,., self-,re,el l ed well t cle .a.t ell t s
des lfllM ,rt•rtl y f or travel • the
,_He 11 1 ..... ys 111d .a.tell h ....,.any
111d c-11 usod t o tr•s,ort ,...._,
111d property ov.r t he ,_11c !It ys .
..._ , tr•ss, brvs or ot r or
Nat.. lit t• .aitc MS ...-t e
.. t urt t y or ts 111 tac .. , of stx s
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ot r t • cewt. • t s-lot
wtt a ,rt 1,.1 -.mu .. tf' st rwiw..
, IIIIICC.IM 111d .... l NIC lM f,-
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YARD, FRONT A yard extending across the full width
of the 1 ot between the front 1 ot 1 1 ne
and the nearest line or point for
buildings as required by setback
requireaents.
YARD, REAR A yard extending across the full width
of the lot between the rear lot line
and the nearest 1 ine or point of the
principal building.
YARD, SIDE A yard between the side line of the lot
and the nearest line of the building
and extending frOII the front yard to
the rear yard, or in the absence of
either of such yards, to the front or
rear lot line, as aay be.
CHAPTD I
15-1-1 TIASN/'1UIIC/SALYME -IEIIEUL IEIUUTI•:
A. No person shall throw, place or deposit any trash on any public strett,
in a public park or place, or in any public buildillCJ within the City ex-
cept in trash containers.
a. No person shall throw, place or deposit any trash in any fountain, lake,
bay, stre• or other body of water witlltn the City nor on any occupied or
vacant property within the City .
C. No person shall affix any poster, notice or like device to attract public
1tte11ti011, to any l111PPOst, public utility post, traffic control device,
tree, public structure or bulldlllCJ Hce,t as aay be authorized by law.
D. Every OCCUINllt, leane, or .... r of a business property h required to
kNP tM sl ... lk adj1C111t to tM ,...,.riy or tM proporti111al share of
c-si ... lk, •lb,ay, aall, or ,artlllf lot free froa trash, e1ce,t as
provided In SectiOII IS ·Z·l ([).
£. No occu,a11t, leasee, or .... r of real property shall swep into, or
deposit In, any 9t1tter, street, alley or pub11c place the accuaul1tl011 of
9rass cllppt111s, leaves, branches or trash froa hh or her but1d IICJ,
sidewalk or driv ... y, except as provided In SectlOII IS ·Z·l (E) •
f . No driver or pasH1191r of an Nl...et 1 • motorcycle , bicycle, a rcrafl,
or ot r cle shall th,..., pl c or de,ostt trash liOOft any real pro,·
trty or ,ubltc st tor ,ulll c area wtthtn t City .
Ii . No pers• 11 drlvt y tf'IIC , tran r, ll trailer, spec al
tQII .-...t or 1 tb vehicle h1to or wit tn t City unless u COll t
covered w lNdld to prewe11t t ,,. 1119 Katterect .
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I. No person shall throw or deposit trash within the trash container of an-
other person without that person's express or implied consent.
15-2-2 11ASH/.Jllllt/SALYAIE -RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT REGULATIONS.
A. No person shall store Junk out-of-doors.
B. No person shall conduct or perait salvage or storage operations or
facilities In any residentially zoned area.
15-2-3 PUCEIEfl' AM> IDIOYAL Of 11ASH:
A. Every occupant or o.ner of real property shall reaove, or cause the re-
aoval of, all accuaulatlons of trash froa such property, and, pending the
reaoval, shall place the s ... In a trash container kept for that purpose.
Upon reaoval, the s ... shall be taken to a site authorized for disposal
of trash.
B. The occupant or o.ner of real property within this city shall take or
place for collection all trash stored on the real property to an au-
thorized site for the disposal of trash within a period of seven (7) days
after accuaulatlon.
C. All persons shall store all trash In covered trash containers In such a
aanner as to prevent It froa bel1111 carried or scattered by anlaals or the
el ... nts and to prevent the .. isslon of noxious or offensive odors.
D. All occupants or 011111ers of real property shall set trash containers back
at least five (5) fNt froa the side property lines and conceal thea with
an opaque or non-SN-through screen. No person shall store trash and
t•rbate In the front yard for aore than twenty-four (Z4) hours prior to a
scheduled collection or pick -up.
C. All persons shall place trash containers within the public rltht -of -way
only OIi ,....1arly scMduled pick-up or collecthM1 days and in a 1111111er
whlcll will not obstruct ftlllcular or pedestrian traffic alld 111111 reaove
said trash C011talner1 froa ta.. public ritllt -of -way not later tllall tWlftty ·
four (Z4) IIMrs after the ptck ·up or colfectlOR.
F. lo per1011 111111 ...,. In the 1M,sh1es1 of reaovl119 or 11Hlt119 trasll In
the City w1thollt first obtalnl119 a license therefor . A ,-arly 11011tra11s-
ferabl• ltc•s• 111111 be nued by t"9 Director of Ft11ance IIPOII aMUal
payaeat of five dollars (SS .00) per welli le .
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15-3-Z NOTICE TO CUT All) IEIIOYE 11tms All)/OI DISPOSE OF TRASH, JUNK OR
SALVAIE.
A. Whenever the City detel"llines that weeds and/or accuaulation of trash ex-
ist on real property within the City which are tn violation of this Chap-
ter, a Notice of Violation aay be posted on the property requiring that
such weeds and/or accuaulattons of trash be reaoved within five (5) days.
Whenever proper abateaent action has not been undertaken pursuant to the
aforeaenttoned Notice of Violation, a placard containing a notice tn sub-
stantially the following fol"II aay be posted upon such real property, for
a period of not less than five (5) days nor 110re than ten (10) days.
TO THE OCCUNIITS •lf1l OIIIOS OF THIS PIOPOTY:
Notice 1s hereby given that there exists upon this property accuaula-
t1ons of ..eds and/or trash which have not been re110ved and disposed
of 1n accordance with the provisions of . Notice
is further given that unless the sw are rellOVed on or before
, 19 , the City of Engliwooa -.sh .... a ... 1 ... 1-ca_u_s_e-....thi,---s-w-"Tt_o_,bi.---r-_,-v-id"' andclTsposed of, 1n which event
the owners of this property shall be liable for all costs, expenses
and penalties therefor as set forth tn of the Englewood
Nun1c1pal Code of the City of Englewood, tncludtng assess•nt of a
property lien for the costs incurred.
B. Failure to COIIPlY with notices. If any occupant who ts not the owner of
real property fails to COIIPlY with a notice given pursuant to this chap-
ter w1th111 the t1• period specified, the City Manager or hh des1gnee
shall notify the 11011res1detlt _.r of the property, 1f any, of the viola-
tion giving h1• five (5) days to r-.ve and dispose of the ..eds/trash.
If the trash/...cls are not r-»ved or disposed of as required, or if
there is no 11011res1detlt _.r, the Ctty Nan•r or his des1gnee is au-
thorized to cause abat .... t of the condition specified 111 said notice.
All costs for abat111a11t incurred by the City plus an adll1n1stratlve cost
of twenty-five percent (ZSI) of the direct cost shall be cha'led against
the rea 1 property and 1t s owner.
C. Notte• of costs. If the City Incurs costs taking abatta111t action rt·
quired by this Section, a stat1a111t shall be prepared for the entire cost
plus twenty-ftve percent (ZSI) adlll111strat1ve costs, and shall be aatled
by C•rtlf1ed Natl, .. tun lec:e1pt .._sttd, to the property .,_.r wlltl
t11structlons that said costs for abat1ae11t shall be paid 1n full w thin
thtrty (JO) days of safd aallt119 date . The stateant shall also l11fora
the property _.r that failure to pay the costs for abatta111t within
thirty (30) days shall result In III assessaet1t being aadt against the
property which shall constitute a 1 en to the benefit of the City pur ·
suant to the provlslOftS of this Title .
O. Asses1ae11t of costs . If the full taOURt of the cost stat111a11t rttardtng
wed and/or trash abat t ts IIOt pa d wttht11 thirty (JO) days of the
statta111t •111111 date, tllt City NIAl9ff or his dtstgnee shall assen t
enttrt aaout1t of t stat t plu additional twenty ftve percent
(HI) Ptftllty 19al111t the 1peclfted real property . Afttr HHS t by
the City Mallltfr or 1111 dtsf...,1 a ce,y shall bt stttt to t II ....,r of
record of tllt as led '""'1Y , TIit as I t shall ct11tal a 1 at
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description of the property, the expenses and costs incurred, the date
that the abatement action occurred, and a notice that the City claias a
lien for the stipulated amount . The City Manager or his designee shall
certify such assessment to the County Treasurer who sha 11 co 11 ect such
assessment in the same manner as ad valorem taxes are collected.
E. Lien assessment. FrOII the date of the assessing stateaent, all assess-
.. nts shall constitute a perpetual lien against the specified real prop-
erty and shall have priority over all liens excepting general tax liens
and prior special assessnients. No delays, alstakes, errors or ir-
revularities in any act or proceeding authorized herein shall prejudice
or invalidate any final assessnient; but the same aay be reaedied by the
City Manager or his designee, as the case aay require, upon application
ude by the property owner or other interested person . When so reaedied,
the saae shall take effect as of the date of the original assessaent.
F. Appeals. Ally occupant or owner of real property aay appeal the stateaent
of costs or lien 1ssess11ent, In writing, to the City Manager within five
(5) days of his receipt of notice. The appeal shall contain the appel-
lant's n ... and address, the decision being appealed, and a brief ex-
planation why the appellant should not be required to COlll)ly with the
docuaent appealed. The City Manager or his designee aay ... t inforaally
with the appellant to exchange necessary inforaatlon and shall issue a
decision in writing to the appellant at the address stated in the appeal.
G. Other reaedles.
l. Alty unpaid charge plus the costs and assessaents not resulting froa
actiOft by the Englewood Municipal Court shall cOftstttute a debt due
the Ctty. The Ctty Attorney shall, at the dtrecttOft of the City
Council, institute civil sutt tn the n-of the Ctty to recover
such charges, costs and usessaents. These reaedtes shall be
cuaalattve with 111 other reaedtes, tncludtng prosecut10ft tn
Municipal Court fo r ea ch violation of thi s Chapter purs ..... t to the
provtstOfts and pen a lties established by Title I, Chapter 4 of thts
Code.
Z. The occupant or own er of the sub j ect property uy be cited Into En -
9lewood tlulltc t pal Cou r t for fa ilure to tOIIPlY wtth thts Chapter
without rece t vt ng pr i or not ic e as allowed t n thts Chapter . The i s -
suance of th ree (l ) or aore notices of vlo ht 10ft of th h Chapte r
shall be prt• facte evidence that the occupant or C111Nr deliberate ·
ly and wt1Hi,11y vi olated thts Chapter and aay be pu11h hed wttht11
the dtscret fon oft e Court as provided t11 Stc t lOft 1-4·1 of t he £11 -
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with all other e s.
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A. No persOft hall dt tr i bclt , plac or s II any c rctal or~ rct a l
hlftdbtll, adv rt t r st hr lit rall,rt 111 or "'°" •1 strtet ,
dewalk, a,1y pr I vat pa lot 0,-11 for publ t c u , or y other
publ c pl • with ft t City ; prov ded , ..._v.r, a per..-1111 d tribute
f handbtll dt tl t o per Oft • are w 11 ng to c t t
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inhabited private preiaises except by placing said items in a manner as to
prevent them from being blown or drifted about said premises. Mail boxes
shall not be used for distribution when such distribution is prohibited
by Federal regulations. No person shall distribute any handbill or simi-
lar literature at any vacant preiaises.
C. No person shall distribute any handbill, solicit funds, distribute
literature or sell an article upon any real property if requested not to
do so by any occupant of said property or by any sign posted on said
property instructing against such act or action.
15-4-2 HIIIIDIILLS -EXCEPTIONS:
A. The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to the proper distribution
of aail by the United States Post Office. It shall also not apply to the
delivery of newspapers which are legal publications, provided that news-
papers shall be distributed in a •anner which prevents their being car-
ried away by the eleaents and provided further that the property has not
been posted Instructing against such act or action.
CHAPTER 5
15-5-1 VEHICLES -PAIIIIIII/STOIAIE IEIULATICIIS IN All DISTRICTS:
A. It shall be unlawful for the operator or owner of an autOIIOblle transport
trailer, road tractor, truck tractor, aovlng van, transit -•ix concrete
truck, trailer, s .. i -trailer or truck with an eapty .. lght In excess of
seven thousand (7,000) pounds (70 C.W.T.) or special aobile equipaent to
stop, stand or park such vehicle or to cause such vehicle to be stopped,
stood or parked Oft any street or highway, alley or other public way
within the City for a period in excess of four (4) hours at any ti•,
except when such vehicle ts bet119 exptclittously loaded or unloaded or
such IIObile equipaent ts bel119 used to perfora the special operations for
wllich tt was designed .
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public property, any trailer or s•all trailer unless the trailer is con-
nected to or attached to I motor vehicle in a manner to be towed. The
vehicle and connected tr1iler shill not be parked in the public right-of-
way for 110re than seventy-two (72) hours within any one week.
E. No person shall perait any snowplow designed to be truck 110unted which ts
not hooked up or otherwise attached to a aotor vehicle in a aanner to be
used for its intended purpose, to be stored or parked on public streets
or rights-of-way. All owners and/or operators of vehicles with snow
plows attached shall not store thea on public streets.
F. No person shall store any truck or other vehicle loaded with trash, junk,
weeds, tree branches or lilllbs in a public right-of-way.
G. No person shall park or store any 110tor vehicle in a aanner so as to
obstruct the public sidewalk or right-of-way.
H. No person shall park a vehicle in excess of any ti• Halt established
for parking at that location, which shall be the tiM liait for that day
and that block.
15-5-Z VEHICLES· PAIIIIII/STOIIAIE IEIULATIONS FOi IESIDEIITIAL DISTIICTS.
A. It shall be unlawful for any person to store a vehicle designed and used
for recreation purposes, Including, but not Halted to, one or aore aotor
hoaes, boats, capers, trailers used for carrying boats, hobby or
derelict vehicles or racing cars, motorcycles and other equlpant or•·
tor vehicles upon the public right -of-way. The vehicle aay be parked in
the right-of-way for no aore than sevt11ty-tw (72) hours within any OM
wttk •11• being expeditiously loaded or unloaded.
B. No person shall part the following described vtllicles on public or pri-
vate property In resldtftttal areas except while •ktng no,..1 deliveries
or being used to perform the special operations for •tch tt ts cltstgntd:
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I. Alty vt'-tcle with an empty weight In excess of seVtft thousand (7,000)
pcMlftds (70 C.V.T.).
Z. A ro..t tractor, true tractor or , .. ,.trailer .
3. A ln;ck construct or ada,ted for the 1»111·,ose of tra11sportt119 or
cltl Ivery of bul 91 01,,.., trol ProcNClS, or huardolts substan -
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principal structure unless located on a concrete, brick paver, as-
phalt surface, gravel or other similarly finished hardened or dust
free surface.
l. In no case shall 110re than one coaercial vehicle be parked or
stored on property in any residential zone district, whether in a
private garage or carport, in an off-street parking space or in an
open-space area, and the size of said coaaercial vehicle shall not
exceed eapty vehicle weight of 7,000 pounds (70 C.V.T.).
4. Detached caapers shall be stored in the area identified as the rear
or side yard and shall be stored on blocks or supports not 110re than
six inches (6·) in height, or on its loading jacks or apparatus at
their lo.est li~its. All loading equipa1nt shall be in good repair.
S. No person shall occupy any vehicle in violation of the following:
a. No 110tor vehicle or vehicles shall be occupied or used for
1 iving or housekeeping or slHping purposes or for the housing
and kHping of aniaals, except as provided in (b.) below;
b. Upon the application of a resident of the City, a special per-
ait aay be tssued by the Departatnt of Coaunity Developa1nt
for a nonresident journeying in a recreational vehicle used for
housekHping purposes and lfho ts visiting at the residence of
the applicant, to occupy the travel vehicle at the applicant's
residence for not IIOre than sevet1 (7) days. The special permit
shall specify the location of the applicant's property or adja-
cet1t right-of-way in ._ich the travel vehicle will be parked
._tle occupied.
Thts shall not be deeaed to permit the parking or storage of a
detached c...-r, trailer or saall trailer In any public street
or rigllt-of-way of any street designated as an arterial or col-
lector street.
11-1-1 mncus -11111.ICT • IIIIIY:
It shall be unlawful for any person to store, aalntaln or keep any derelict or
hobby vehicle, as defined by this Title, on any ,..,1 property or adjacet1t
public right -of-way In the City except as follows:
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l. There shall be no more than one hobby or derelict vehicle Maintained
or stored on the property of any residence in a residentially zoned
district, which vehicle shall be stored in a fully enclosed garage
or siailar structure. A person may store the vehicle in a carport
or open area if the vehicle and its parts are kept entirely covered
Storage or with I tie-down canvas or other opaque covering.
covering is not required when the vehicle is actually being worked
on.
2. No person shall store or work on any hobby or derelict vehicle
within the required front yard setback or in or on any public ' property or rights-of-way.
3 . Any person or party , with property which has no adequate access to
the rear yard or who has no garage, who is seeking I variance or
other hearing before the Englewood Board of Adjust .. nt and Appeals
tn any aatter relating to this Section shall not be required to pay
any fee to the City for said procedure.
4. The owner of a derelict or hobby vehicle as well as the occupant and
owner of the prope rty shall be responsible for the aatntenance or
storage of such veh icle in compliance with this Chapter.
5. The owner of I hobby or derelict vehicle shall register and obtain
an Englewood storage permit and pay an annual nontransferable
stor~ permit fee of SIOO for each and every hobby or derelict
vefllc e wlllch Is not stored at all ti .. s In a fully enclosed g1r119
In residentially zoned districts of Englewood.
8. Business Zoned Distri ct s:
I. No person shall keep a hobby or derelict vehicle In I business 10lled
district unless such vehicle 1s stored In I fully enclosed structure
or behind the prin cipal s tructure In an area screened fro11 vi .. of
adjacent propert l sand public rights -of-way .
z. No person wllo resid s In a business or Industrial IOM district
shall keep aore tha n on o y or derelict vehicle on the property .
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which 1s in violation of this Chapter, they 111ay post a notice of the
violation on such vehicle requiring that the same be re1110ved, or brought
into COllll)liance with this ordinance within five (5) days. Whenever prop-
er abate11ent or tOllpltance action has not been undertaken pursuant to the
aforeaentioned Notice of Violation, a placard containing a notice tn sub-
stantially the following fora •ay be posted.
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
Not tee is hereby given that there exists upon this property hobby
and/or derelict vehicles which have not been ret10ved in accordance
with, or brought into COllll)ltance with, the provisions of Title~~
of the Englewood Municipal Code.
Notice ts further given that unless the saae are ret10ved and disposed
of, or brought into COllll)11ance with this ordinance, within five (5)
days froa the date of this notice, the City of Englewood shall take
all legal action necessary to effect coapltance with this ordinance.
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D. Failure to coaply wtth notices. If any occupant who ts not the owner
of real property fatls to coaply wtth a notice gtven pursuant to thts
chapter within the tt• period spectfted, the Ctty Manager or his
des tgnee shall not t fy the non res tdent owner of the property, t f any,
of the vtolatton giving ht• five (5) days to reaove and dispose of
the hobby or derelict vehicle. All costs for abat-nt incurred by
the Ctty plus an adatntstr1ttve cost of twenty -five percent (251) of
the dtrect cost shall be charged agatnst the real property and tts
o.ner.
E. Notte• of costs. If the Ctty tncurs costs talttng abat ..... t actton re -
quired by thh Section, a stat ..... t shall be prepared for the e11ttre cost
plus twenty -five perce11t (ZR) adatnhtrattve costs, and shall be aatled
by Cert t fted Nail, Return Receipt Requested, to the property o.ner with
Instructions that said costs for abat ..... t shall be paid In full within
thirty (JO) d-,s of satd aatltng date . The state11e11t shall also tnfora
the property owner that failure to p-, the costs for abat ..... t wtthtn
thirty (JO) days shall result tn an aueu•nt being lllde 19ah1st the
property llllltch shall constitute a 1te11 to the beMftt of the Ctty pur -
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G. Lien assess111ent. From the date of the assessing statement, all assess-
aents shall constitute a perpetual lien against the specified real prop-
erty and shall have priority over all liens excepting general tax liens
and prior special asse ssments. No delays, aistakes, errors or ir·
regularities in any act or proceeding authorized herein shall prejudice
or invalidate any final assess11ent; but the saae aay be reaedied by the
City Manager or his designee, as the case may require, upon application
aade by the property owner or other interested person. When so reaedied,
the saae shall take effect as of the date of the original assessaent.
H. Appeals. Ally occupant or owner of real property aay appeal the stateaent
of costs or lien assessment, in writing, to the City Manager within five
(5) days of his receipt of notice. The appeal shall contain the appel·
lint's nlM and addre ss, the decis ion being appealed, and a brief tx·
planation why the appellant should not be required to coaply with the
doclllllftt appealed. The City Manager or his designee aay aeet informally
with the appellant to exchange necessary information and shall issue a
decision in writing to the appellant at the address stated in the appeal.
I. Other reaedies.
I. Ally unpaid charge plus the costs and assess .. nts not resulting froa
action by the Englewood Mun ici pal Court shall cOflstitute a debt due
the City. The City Attorney shall, at the directiOfl of the City
Council, institute civil suit in the nlN of the City to recover
such charges , costs and 1ssess111ents. These reaedies shall be
cuaulative with all other reaedles, including prosecution in
Municipal Court for each violation of this Chapter pursuant to the
provisions and penalties established by Title I, Chapter 4 of this
Code.
Z. The occupant or own r of the subject property .. y be cited tnto En ·
g1ewood "'" clpal Court for failure to coaply with thh Chapter
without receiv i ng pri or not c as allOIMCI in this Chapter. The Is -
suance of thr (3) or r t noti ces of violation of thh Chapter
shall be pr aa fa I v1d nee hat the occupant or Olllller deliberate •
ly 111d w llfull 1ola led t I Chapter and .. Y be punished within
the di cretlon o Co u t • prov 1ded In Section 1·4 -l of the En -
glewood c P 1 Cod o I es . Th is reaedy shall be ,-,htive
with allot r r I
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the existence of any nuisance on any property under his control.
15-1-Z AUIIMlllm ICEBOXES, REFRJSERATOIS All> FREEZERS: It is hereby de-
clared to be I nuisance and shall be unlawful for any person to store, main-
tain, abandon or place any unused icebox, refrigerators, freezer or other COll-
partllent capable of being tightly closed in any place or location whatsoever
which is accessible to children or the general public without first ret10ving
the doors of such icebox, refrigerator, freezer or COlll)artaent.
15-1-J MIIIIALS OI FCllll.1 It is hereby declared to be unlawful for any per -
son to keep or peratt upon any preaises in the City, any aniaals or fowl of
any kind .tlich, by reason of odor, uncleanliness, disease, sound or cry, shall
disturb the peace and c011fort of any neighborhood or interfere with any person
in the reasonable and c011fortable enjoyaent of life or property, or in any
other aanner present a .. nace to the public health or safety.
15·1·4 CESSPOOLS All) PIIIVIES: It ts hereby declared to be a nuisance and
it shall be unlawful for any person to construct, keep, use or aatntain any
sewage vault, closet, privy, cesspool or septic tank at any place within the
City, except as hereinafter provided:
A. If there ts no sanitary sewer l i ne tn a bordering street, alley or ease-
•nt iaedtately oppo si te to soae point on the preatses, a cesspool or
septic tank aay be pera t tted to cont i nue tn operation; provided that tf a
sanitary sewer line becOlles Installed and available at the aforesaid
location, the use of such ces spool or septic tank shall be discontinued
and the preaises shall be connected with the s ... r syst .. wtthtn stx (6)
aonths after the s..,.r ltne ts installed and available to the prea t ses .
B. A portable toilet uy be uttltzed or aatntatned on a construction stte
during the tt• of con struction or during a special acttvtty approved by
the City.
15-6-5 IIATEl ID.Alm •1U11C£S 1
A. Ora t ns and Ditche s. It ts hereby dee 1 ared to be I nu ts ance and t t sh1l l
be unlwful for an y pe r sOft to cre at e, perait or u t nta t n upon any prea-
tses tn the Ct ty an y unc l ean , leak ing, foul, uns afe or dangerous, de f ec-
ti ve or f il thy dra in, ditch, t ank or gu tter .
B. Ponds or Pools. It Is hereby decl ared to be a nuis ance and It sh i ll be
unl wful for 1ny person to create, peratt or aatnll tn upon any preahes
In the City 1ny pond or pool of u~lt oat, impure and offet11fve Wlttr .
ll•l•I MATDIDIT Of •1U11C£1
A. T City N111191r is
extstl119 In the City,
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ther or not uch nu si nce ts spectftcally recog -
11 bt found, t City Nin r hall order t
p rty upon wll ch t nulsa hall ex t, or
h person who sha 11 v c u td or pera, tltd such "" I u , 1t h OIIII
or co t I wtt n twenty -fo.,r (2 4) ho.,r . If
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nuisance shall not cOllll)ly with the order of the City Manager, the City
Manager aay cause the nuisance to be re1110ved or corrected and all expense
incurred thereby shall be paid by the said occupant or owner or by such
other person who shall have caused or pen11itted the saae, and aay be re-
covered by the City in an action against the occupant and/or owner.
In all cases where the City Manager shall incur any expense for abating
any nuisance found upon any lot or preatses, the expense of such abate-
.. nt plus twenty-five percent (251) for incidental costs aay be char"9ed
against the lot or pret1tses upon or on account of which such expense was
incurred, or frOII which such nuisance was reaoved or abated. A bill for
such expense shall be uiled to the person and/or the owner who shall
have caused or peraitted the condition to exist, and if the u .. shall
not be paid within sixty days, the City Manager shall add another twenty-
five percent (251) as penalty and shall cause the s ... to be assessed
upon such lot or preaises upon which the nuisance existed or frOII which
the nuisance eaanated as provided in the case of weed reaoval.
C. All reaedtes set forth herein are ciaulative, and the exercise of one
sha 11 not be deeaed to prevent the exercise of another nor to bar nor
abate any prosecution or petition for injunction hereunder.
Section 3. §15-5 -3 A 5 and §15-5-3 B 4 shall not be effective until
after August 1, 1991.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 19th day of
Novellber, 1990.
Published as a 8111 for an Ordinance on the ZZnd day of Novlllber, 1990.
A Public Hearing was held on January Zl, 1991.
Raad by title, aaended, and approved as aaeftded on second readilllJ on the
Zlst day of January, 1991.
Ra -read by title and approved as .. nded on second readilllJ OIi the 4th day
of February, 1991.
Publ tshed as &aeftded and approved on the 7th day of February, 1991.
Att est:
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I, ,atrtcta H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of [111Jl8'IIOOCI, Color ado , here -
b c rt fy that t above and fort90 111 Is a true copy of a 1111 for III Or ·
dh1aMt re -read by l llt and approved as aaeftded OIi secolld readllllJ III the 4th
day of FebrYary, 1991.
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Council Member Ttm Bullock
8UB.JBCT PoliUCal AcUon
Committee Contrtbuttona
Charlie Grimm, Aaalatant City Attorney
188UB/ AC11011 PROP08&D
The proposed bill for an onUu•oce would prohibit City Council candidates from
accepung campetgn contrtbuUODa from Pobucal Action Commmeea whoee tntereata
are located outside the City of Englewood.
PUVIOU11 COUIICIL ACflOII
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Englewood CUy Council dilc111Hed tlua b8l at tbe 8pedal H11S!t'1 OD J•uary 21.
1991, and pwed It on tint read1nC Howews, .__ of die ea•e• he IIIDelMlmenta
to the bill. tt .. deetded to naubmlt It to 0-,nd clartllC die........,. 4. 1981
Regular Coundl Meetm& to WW'& that thta beawtly llllla¥W verataa meeta tbe
tntent or Coundl.
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INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER BULLOCK
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FROM ACCEPTING PAC (POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE)
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INTERESTS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF THE CITY, AMENDING ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, TITLE I, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 2 BY ADDING A NEW SUBSECTION 12.
WHEREAS, interests loc1ted outside the Ctty of Englewood should not be
1llowed to influence the vote of Englewood ctttzens for the Office of City Counc 11 ; ind
WHEREAS, the existence of 1 "revolving door• type rel1ttonshtp his been
deaonstr1ted between c1ndtd1tes who, 1fter hiving 1ccepted PAC c111p1tgn
contrtbuttons Ind upon h1vtng won election, hive voted to use City funds to
fund the interest of org1niz1tions closely 1ssoci1ted with such PACs; ind
WHEREAS, the City Council feels th1t Englewood's elections ire properly
influenced solely by Englewood residents ind directly by tts businesses;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Sectfon l. The Englewood Nunictp1l Code 1915 tl·S·Z ts -nded to 1dd the following provisions under Subsection IZ:
l·S·Z··IZ CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
A. lo c1ndtd1te or elected offtct1l shill accept I aonetary
contrtbutton of 1ny kind froa I persOII or poltttcal coatttff not restdtng 111 C .. 1-.od .
8. lo candtd1te or elected offtct11 shill accept PAC (Politic11
Action Coaittff) aoney froa businesses or any other type of
0'11nlut ton, usoct1tt011 or chlllber of c:oatrce wfltch does not
.. tnt1fn 111 office or place of business •it in the Ctty of
C .. 1-.od notwtthstandt .. the extstt11et of Its custoaer bast,
aaabtrshfp or 1fftl 1tt0fl with C .. 1-.od c tt1 (1) Ind/or buSl"fH(H).
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E. Violation of this ordinance shall constitute a penalty j ~a..,,,~
assessaent equal to the 1110unt of the"" (P1~tlte1l Aelilft
&1zatll11• contribution up to jurisdictional limits of the
aun1c1pa1 courts lawful ability to 1apose.
F. Ally citizen shall have standing to request the City Attorney to
bring a C0111Pl11nt on behalf of the City for violations of the
for990ing in Municipal Court as provided in §1-7A-1, Englewood Municipal Code HIS.
G. Nothing in this Code provision shall prevent any organization,
association, citizen, business or group froa endorsing or
supporting any candidate as l0ft9 as no aoneyrfir other
contribution is given directly to the candidate or his c111p1ign
organization except by individual residents and businesses
located within the City 11a1ts of Englewood.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading as .. nded on the 21st day of January, 1991.
Rt-read by title and approved as ._ndld on second reading on the 4th day of February, 1991.
Published as a 8111 for an Ordinance on the 7th day of February, 1991.
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
ATTEST: •
Patricia A. crow, city c1erlt
I, Patricta ~. Crow, Ctty Clertt of the Ctty of [ngllllOOd, Colorado, hereby
certify tllat tilt above and foregotng h a trw copy of a 1111 for an
Ordtnwe, "-"ad by Title Ind approved and wnded OIi second "adtng OIi the 4tll day of February, 1991.
;atrlcta A. Crow
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Pacs ordinance
The discriptor indicates that ordinance deals with Pacs whose
interests are located outside the City of qlewood.
However the ordinance deals to limit influence of groups wbose
interests may be located in Englewood. but are located outside of
the City limiu of Englewood.
This ordinuce seems to be taraeting two 1roups in particular.
Namely the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce includiq the
EccNlolnic Development arm of that cquizaaioll and die So.th
Suburbu BOlrd of Realton. Both pou.. llave at times become
iavolvod in local elections, tbfousb interviewiq and endoniq ud
coatibutin1 funds to candiates for local eleclioa1. In bodl cues
these p'OUpl bave demonstrated tllat dlcy seek ._,...,.I, iaformod
cuctidatea wbo will work to improve die C0111111aities alley serve.
The ordinuce does not tarJet any odlCI' PACS, but does in the second
wbereu state that there is a direct coanectioa between these two
PAC1 md the votin1 record of City Council memben.
I am curiolll to bow if uy odlll' c:oacil aeaben me
accepted campai1• coatributiou fro• eidler of thele ..-...
If uy coacila11111ben uve soasllt die tadcn••• of eidMlr of thele
lf'OUPS, ud if there is a COllflict of a.... dlenby in dleir votiq
for or qaiut dais orctiunce.
Al flnl blula dais onllw::e ICNllldl lib a 1110¥e toward elec:doll
refona. Bui wllal will it do?
II ClludNI IWO pollpl WM uve proved IO be polldve fon:el
ia die IOlldl llllrO .... iOII far INlillt aood dti-. far llri.. IO
eallaacc real ew ..,... aad ecoaoaic dlYelDf•Ht .......
Aad ii says dlll if ei._ or bodl of dleee '"*" wo.ld aowe
dleir offices iMO tile dty Uait1 opf ... llwwood dlelr ian..ce ad
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Colorado Hoeae Majority ladlr S&ndlad IWCllldy c••111d
dial for every pr4'1• ar law fadaa die ........._ ..,. la a
alaple -ad .... IOllldoa. 1111b. I W... la -* a 11lull•.
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because it is inflamatory, iaauendo, and incomplete.
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ORDINANCE NO. I/
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COUNCIL BILL NO. 10.1
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER BULLOCK
A BILL· FOR
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION TO THE OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FROM ACCEPTING PAC (POLITICAL ACTION C0tl4ITTEE)
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INTERESTS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF THE CITY, AMENDING ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, TITLE I, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 2 BY ADDING A NEW SUBSECTION
12.
WHEREAS, interests located outside the City of Englewood should not be
allowed to influence the vote of Englewood citizens for the Office of City
Counc 11 ; and
WHEREAS, the existence of a •revolving door• .type relationship has been
deaonstrated between candidates who, after having accepted PAC campaign
contributions and upon having won election, have voted to use City funds to
fund the interest of organizations closely associated with such PACs; and
WHEREAS, the City Council feels that Englewood's elections are properly
influenced solely by Englewood residents and directly by its businesses;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. The Englewood Municipal Code 1985 §1·5·2 is ... nded to add the
following provisions under Subsection 12:
1·5·2··12 CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
A. No candidate or elected offtctal shall accept I IIOftetary
contribution of any kind froa I persOfl or poltttcal coalttN
no\ restdtng tn EngllWOd.
B. No candidate or elected offtctal shall accept~" (Political
ActtOfl c-tttH) IIOMY froa businesses or an) ther type of
or,anlzatlOfl, assoclatlOfl or chlllber of c-.~ ""lch does not
aalntaln 111 office or place of business •lthln .he City of
EngllWOd notwithstanding the existence of Its custe1111r base,
aeabershlp or 1fflll1tl0fl with Engl...ood cltlzen(s) and/or
buslness(es) .
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Acceptance of 1111 type of resource, flnanctal or otherwht, froa
any clttr111 group whose aeabershtp tnclucles cttlz111s who do not
reside or who do Nt have I physical presence within the C ty of
£ngltlll00d shall COftltttute I violation of this onltnanct .
Accept 11,ce of any lYPt of resource, froa any bust neu ,
auoc l at tOfl or chlllber of c rtt .tltch dots not ea nta n a"
off ct or place of bust11t11 w thin t City of CngltlllOOd all
c1111tttut11 vtolat III of this o~tn111C1 .
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E. V1olat1on of this ordinance shall constitute I penalty . _JJJJ~
assessment equal to the 1110unt of the .fl~e (Political AelteR~JT-
Co11Rittee) contribution up to jurisdictional limits of the
municipal courts lawful ability to impose.
F. Any citizen shall have standing to request the City Attorney to
bring I C011pl11nt on behalf of the City for violations of the
foregoing in Municipal Court as provided 1n §l-7A-l, Englewood
Municipal Code 1985 .
G. Nothing 1n this Code provision shall prevent any org1niz1t1on,
association, citizen, business or group froa endorsing or
supporting any candidate as long as no aoney or other
contribution 1s given directly to the candidate or his caapa1gn
organization except by individual residents and businesses
located within the City 11a1ts of Englewood.
Introduced, read 1n full, and passed on first reading as ... nded on the 21st day of January, 1991.
Re-read by title and approved as -nded on second reading on the 4th day of February, 1991.
Published as a 8111 for an Ordinance on the 7th day of February, 1991.
Susan Van Dyke, Miyor
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Patricia A. Cl"Olf, City Clari
I, Patr1c1a It, Crw, Ctty Cltrt of tile C1ty of bl1.._., Colorado, ilef'9by
cert1fy tllat tile above 111d fo,..1111 ts a true con of a 1111 for u
Ord1nuce, re -read by Tttle 111d approved 111d aNdld • secolld read1111 oa tile 4th da, of February, IMI.
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WHEREAS, burn injury is a serious problan in the United States as each
year SC11e o,,o million people suffer frail burn injuries, approximately 70,000
of these Anericans nust be hospitalized for aaae period of time, and m:>re than
12,000 burn victims die each year as a result of their injuries; and
WHEREAS, all ~ricans can make their hams, cars and workplaces safer by
learning m:>re about the causes of burn injuries and how to prevent them; and
IH!!RF.AS, one of the m,st inp>rtant steps is installing and carefully
lllllintaining sncke detectors in rur hams and places of business; and ·
WHERF.,.S, adults should be sure to knew the proper Wlf'/ to store mid handle
flamnable materials, and wery 1aerican ahculd learn what to do in the ewint
of fire, including the "Stop, mq,, and roll• llllll'l8UYU that can help prewnt
eerious burn injuries; and
IIDE'AS, families should lllllke plans for eac:aping a hcuN fire and each
1aerican faru.ly should nrviaw and practice a plmi it hu; and
~, across the oountzy dlldicated health care profeuianal.s,
firefighters, and ~ton are working t.inl.enly to pnYmtt burn injuries
and to care for thoee who fall vict.ia to tha;
!Of, "nlEREF'Cm:, I, SUSM VNf IMCE, Mayor of the City of Dl;lawood,
O>larado, hereby pra:lai,,\ the the wait beginning hbNlry 3, 1991 through
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MTIQ'W. lllRI MNml!8S Im
in the City of ~19WOC>d, O>lorado and urge all citiams to join• this wait
in prcn,ting public ~ of the r-..d to pnvwtt burn injuri•.
GlV!N under ffP/ hand and 8Nl this 4th day of NJNary, 1991 •
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WHERF.AS, the National Society Daughters of the Jwerican Revolution
sponsors February as Ar.erican History Month each year; and
\'H:RF.AS, to sti.nwate a knowledge in both young and old and a sense of
pride in our Nation's great achievements and dedication to liberty; and
\iHEREAS, to stress pride in the united States of .America through
CX'lllll.lnity services in educational progr-, essay contests and historic tours;
and
\'1HERF.AS 1 through the study of American History are wa madlt ware of the
iJllx>rtance of f'ree<bn, F.quality, Justice and II.Inanity in all our lives today;
and
WHERE.1'5, the iitp:)rtanc:e of I&wtlering Allarican History should be ct.iJ.y
noted,
tOl, ~. I, ~ VNi DYU, Mayor of the City of l!hglewood,
Colorado, hereby proclaim the Dalth of February, 1.991 to be
NDICM HISTCICC IDffll
in the Ci ty of D,glewooc!, Colorado and urge all citi-. to join with • thi.s
IIDlth in recognizing the ~ of Aarican Histccy in our l.ivea.
GI"VfN under fff/ hand and IMl this 4th day of r.bruary, 1991 •
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Englewood
Sentinel
STATE OF COlORADO
COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE } ...
I. KMM llowll do aolemnly •wear that
I am the t.t,al MNttlelng ...,..,.of
the &tf'"'1ood ..,.,,,,,.,; that the -·
la a WNkly newapeper publiahed In the
City of •n1l•r1ood In the County of
ArltpMoe, State of Cololwdo, and ha
a general circulation therein; that Hid
new,paper ha1 bHn publl1hed
oontinuoully and uninterruptedly in Hid
County of Ar•p•ho• for a period of
more than 52 WHk1 prior 10 the firat
publication of the annexed notice. that
Hid newspaper 11 entered in the Poat
Office of •n1l•nod, Colondo, a,
ucond claaa mall matter and that the
Hid newspaper 11 a newspaper within
the meaning of the ect of the General
Anembly ot the Stale of Colotwdo,
apprvvect March 30, 1923, and entlled
"l.egal NotioN and Aclv9rtieementa· and
other acta ralatlng to the printing and
publl1hlng of legal notice and waa
publlahed In the regular and entire
laauaa of Mid newspaper. once Heh ~===-~:.:r..:: .....
ooneaoutlYa lnHr1iona: that the flrat
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I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for
a period of ..._1.._5 ____ days, froa .January 18 1991
to f~hruary 3 1 1991 Jru,a'S1r; 51-~~' City of Englewood -Apolicant
fehruary 4. 1991
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A ..,.rate certtftcatt• .._.ld Ill ,,. ... tld fer Ndl llttce of Heart .. St11 .
s.dl certtftcatt• 1111 Ill ... utld te tM ~t of C-tty Dlwtl ..... t
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I hereby certify that the above described property was posted continuously for
a period of -=15;;..,_ ___ days, froa Januar~, 18, 1991
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SKh certtftcatt• aay be .-tttlcl te tllt o.,artaeat of C-tty o.v.1.,..t
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a period of _1_5 ____ days, fro11 January 18 1991
to ~-"F"""e ..;;;.b.;...ru=a"-'r"""y_..;;;,3...._1;;..;9;..;;9...;..1 __________________ _
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F e bruary 4 , 1991
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Coa1ss1on
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a period of __ 15 ____ days, froa __ J_a_n_u_ar_,y....__1_8..._, _1_9_9_1 _____ _
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A ..,.rate arttftcatt• .._Id Ill ,reHlltod for Mell lottce of 11Nrt11 St111.
s.cll certtftcatt• .., bo ••tttM te tM Dlfe,1aat of C-tty Doftl.,....t
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February 4. 1991
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Suell certtftc1tt111-, bl ••tttld to tM O.,.rtaat of C-tty 0ne1.,....t
prter to tM Nurt .. er P"INtld at tM Nurt ...
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heh certtftcatt• IIQ N MMttted te Ula oa,artaan ef C-tty Davel..-.t
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MF.JEER. IU.TAY
AN amnwa: .APPKJVDG 'l'HE REZCJmr; C£ ~ BCU1J!D BY '1'HE CfBmRLINE
fl 11!:S'r DM'DD1DI AVDIJB CM 'l'HE !Dffll, '1'HE CEN1'mLINE fl WEST FAS'lMAN
AVIKIB ElmHl!D m 'DS IDffll, 'l'HE ,a • SF RAIIaJN) RIGHl'.Ql'--IIIW m '1'HE
11!:S'r, All> 'l'IIB 1!'Mr1'IRf P(J('l'l(M fl aJSHD«; PARlt al '1'HE EAST PR:M I-1, LIGR1'
IlUJS'DaAL 'm R-2, Hl!Ditll IBISl'1'!!' R!SIDIK:E.
IIIIRIAS, the City hD pirctiued the five acre parcel that wa
adjacant to OJahing Putt an the 1laat in order to proride ad&ti.ticnal
z:ecrMt1an faciliU..;
NBIBB, chmgea hllva tMm place in the._ Wlich rmdar the
pnvioualy iJIIIC)Nd 8Cllla clwificaticn at. I-1, LiC#lt In4mtrial
blccllpatible with mating daft~; and
NaDS, the nxning of thia land to R-2, Midi.a Danaity IINidlnDe
will caae the acning of the OJahing Putt lands to be be mtinly within
the -... clauificatian; and
NnDS, the ruanin; to R-2 clauificaticn '°11.d prc,vida m unifam
acning within the City u autlinad in the o.+c...J.w Pl.al; and
NBDS, the Naan1n1J will not =-ta my IICIIIXlllfclm1 land uaaa an
the eff-=ta4 paroal J and
NBIDS, the lbJlamod PlanninlJ and lanin9 0-Uaicn hald a Wic
llallring' lWYiaad and Ni .did the rnanin1J al. thia t*Ci*'lY to tha City
OUlcilJ
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IMWa«XI>, m.mNX>, U PCUalls
8actJ.an 1. flw raanu19 al. the ....... "'ty dlacribed belaw h'al l-1,
LiC#lt 'fniiiitrlil to 11-2, Nadia Danaity ~ ia 41tCOMd1
A) 1t111t l*«.*'tY : einlJ in the NDrtlwt aamar al. the ~
~ al. lllcticn Jl, T C 1, a 61 If, Ith P .JI. , in the a.anty
al. Anlpahae, 8tate al. Q)landl)J thall:. --..1y al.ant tha llarth
line al. Mid lautheMt ~ lact.icn Jl, a di-... al. 17'
feat to the a.t line al. the ltt a 11 • ~4 ...... J thall:.
~ly al.ant aicl line 1u.22 teat •I-to a points thaa
lrMt 267 feat •/-1 thlnce Nanh S5 feet +/-; thlnce a.t 111 fat
•I-to the IMt Una al. 8actJ.an lla T' I, a."' thaa Nrxth
"' feat+/-to the point al. belJimin9. ., ,,_ i*q.w1:y einlJ in the bt!wt aamar al. the llll•h ••
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line of said ~ a,e~ Section 34, a distance 120
feet +/-to a point; thence South a distance of 684 feet +/-to a
point; thence 111tst 120 feet +/-to the 111tst line of Section 34;
thence North 684 feet +/-to the point of beginning.
Int.roclaoed, Xead in full, and puNd at first zeading at the 7th day of Januuy, 1991.
1991.
~ a a Bill fer 111 <rdinanca at the 10th day of Jaruary, 1991.
A Pmlic IIMrinJ wa hald an l'Wbruuy 4, 1991.
a.I bf title and PMNd cm final E9lldilllJ at tha 4th day of N1cuuy,
~ bf title• Ckdinmca llo._, 8ar1-~ 1991, at the 7th day ~~. lttl.
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SECTION 1
CUfttnt lon1nta 1·1, Light Industrial
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ATTACHMENT "A"
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;;;;. ~ , Cinderella City's North Parking lot on the South, the AT
l SF II riti't-of-way on the West, and Cushing Park on the East.
llaffl1fJl _....,., Currently, this property 11 zoned ·1-1 (Light ln-iaITa .reason for tilts zoning class1f1cat1on tak11 place prior to the
1940 adottton of zont .. ,.,. 1tJ the City, at llfh1ch t1• the Publtc Service
ClllfUY located a suntatt• on 111st Dartaouth Avenue 1n · what is now the
Northeast cOl"Mr of CUshi .. Park. In acld1t1on, a cannery was located on the
South side of 111st Dartaou\11 lveNII, nut to the AT l SF railroad r1gllt-of-
way. Nlllce, the tndustrta1 cla11tftcatton was appltld to this area (under the
19'0 zont .. ,.,., tn order to penitt the conttnuld u11 of the sub1tatio1 and
"the CIMll"1, .
Ml"',.JI "1£'M' TM Ctty'a 1171 c-,relllnstve Plan nca•1ndld tllat the 1 M ve acre rrce1 tut ta adjacent to the park (whtch 1t us
cloM) UNI P'fl1de addttt1U recnatton fact11tt11 (pp. M -">· Fllrther·
•re, tM ""9"1h11twe Pl• Nt11Ns ,..,. 11·14) the need for a •re •tfona
ZNt .. poltcy wttllta tM City.
AlthNIII tM ,an ta allaN ...... the Cllfflllt 1-1 cla11tftcatton, part of
tllt1 ,-uc factltt., ts 1ecaW ta u R·I (IINt• Dlnatty IH1dentta1) dts-
trtct. I• 11 .. t ., tllt1 reftnaCO, tt ta rlCI rdld tlllat the 1·1 ZN1 ..
c1111tftcatt• N c•• 1111 to 1·1 (llldta Dlaatty llatdentta1), to c•f .. ..,.
appnprtato11 wttll till ••n•llt .. restc1Ntta1 1M rocre1tton11 clllaracter of
the area. Fllr'tNral'I, tM 1·1 cla11tftcatt• ... ,. provtde for .... •tfora
ZNt .. wttllt• tM Ctt, II NtltNd ta the C11191re•e•stvo '1111 .
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MIHll!R HM'fWp.y
AN <R>INNC! APPIOVIlG THE REZaml. <:R Wt BCUD!D BY THE Cl!lfl'ZRLlNE
<:R ll!:9'l' FA9'IM\N Avm«JE ElmHB> <JI THE tomt, THE Cl!lfl'ZRLlNE fR ll!:9'l' FlDl!D
Avm«JE CM THE Dml, THE Kt I 8P RAIIaw> RIGHl'~.-Y CM THE 11!:S'l', Ml> THE
Cl!tr1'mLINE fR THE IIR:fi/JlD ltU1ff nut I-1, LIGRl' DllUS'l'RIAL TO B-1
IIJSINBSS.
~, the ptoperty ia c:unwrt:ly being uaed by Cindarella City ...
aurface parking lot; and
1111!1&\S, there are eight clJplex mita Ind blD aingle-faily 1.-.
located adjac:91t to the lot at the eut llhich are located in the R-2,
Naclim-Dansity Residence District at the wat aida of the 3200 block of
Saut:h lllral Street;
IIIIJmM, curra,tly the pc-q,erty ia acrwd I-1, Lie#lt Inlliatrial. Ind
u:h mning ia incalpatible vi.th mdsting mning adjaoant to the
Cindarella City <Dpla; and
KEWS, thia t*oparty ia atjaoant to the Cindanlla City Dapla
llfu.c:h ia acned B-1 , IIUai.neu; and
-DB, the rucning of thia land to B-1, a.uw vill bring the
aaninlJ into canfcmw,e vi.th the aaninJ ol. the adja.lt Cindlnlla City
CXlll'l• tCcpel'ty; and
WEZAI, the reaaninlJ vill net create .,, ncncanfcminlJ land \Wat
the effected parcel; and
IIIRM, the lhJlwaod PllllftiniJ Ind lanin9 a-tut.en tald • ~
llw'ing, revi.-d Ind NO .did the reaaninl) ol. thia 1&q.wty to the City
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IOI, 1'WWWOICE , • 1T ~ IY '!IS CITY CD NC'.D, C, ,a CITY a,
1117clN'(I), CDo»o:>, AS Palae1
IICticn 1. ,,_ ruaniNJ ol. the 1&cpa1:Y daacribed below fral I-1,
Li fn&.&l.il 8-1, a.ineu ia IIIP(CMldl
ptcpwty o a .;lnlJ Ult.JS fi lauth ol. the b't!wt aomar ol.
lout.he.at ~, lac:Ucn )J, T • I, a A W, 6th P .M., in the
County , ol. Oi:>lone; ~ •• ritht ... le w
t, +I•, V\lch le the trw point ol. betim1nt1 ~ OC111Unw.nt
SC)l. f •/-to the a.t UM ol. the ltt a fl• r «...,, thaa
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Pmlished u a Bill for II\ Ordinance on the 10th day of Jamary, 1991.
A Pmlic Rearing was hald on P8bruary 4, 1991.
Raad by title and p-4 an final Nllding an the 4th day of hbNuy,
1991. ·
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South, the AT l SF RR right-of-way on tht Vtst, and tht centerline of tht
Huron/Inca alley. 1•m•,,J ~a Currently, tht property 1s zontd 1·1 (Light In• iYa a~ since tht adoption of zoning laws by tht City in 1140;
however, no industrial cltvelopatnt has ever taken place on this sitt.
lpf09 f'r 111ont~a Tht property 1s currently bting ustd by Cindtrtlla city
11 a sur act park .. lot. Thtrt art tight duplex units and two single faily
hoats locattd adjacent to tht lot on the 11st. Thtst rtsidencts art locattd
in tht R·Z (Ntdiua Dtftsity Residtnt1al) district on tht west side of tht 3200
block of South Huron Strttt.
In ordtr to providt for •rt un1fora zontng arouttd tht Cinderella City Cclll·
pltx, 1t ts recam1ndtd that the 1·1 (Light Industrial) classtficat~on bt
chanttd to l·l, llsiness, to correspond •re appropriately to the ldjactnt l·l
zoning of Cinderella City.
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Colorado.
Introclloed, l'NI! in full, and paaed en fint mading en the 7th day
of January, 1991.
Pti>liahad • a Bill fer III Ordinlnce en the 10th day of January, 1991.
A P\tlUc llallring wa held ftllcuary 4, 1991.
Raid by title 1114 paaa4 en final readinlJ en the 4th day of ftllcuary,
1991.
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Current Zon1n1: B-2, Gtntral Business
Propostcl Zonin11 B-1, Business
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n trstc on o Sou h Elati Street and West Floyd Avtnut.
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N1t1f.lc•J ~( This s1tt was once a part of Entlewod's City Park and
w111 ir z ~ Business) to pena1t the construction of the Cincltrtlla .
City Coapltx and othtr c-rc1a1 UHi on wat was once park land. A rtqUtst
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dtvtlOflllllt, to allow a 150' x 110' parcel to bt zontd l·Z (hntral lustntss),
wich 1110Uld penatt tht con1truct1on of a Texaco 111 station on West Floyd
Avtnut, Thi Zon1119 Coa1ssion l'ICI 1ad1d tht rtqUtst for rezoning bt IP·
provtcl on October ZI, 1162.
r,•9 ''f. 1t:,tma C.rrently, PIiar-Nor Plaza occupt11 thta stte and tht I·
zon 111 1 no onger ntcessal')', Thtrefore, tt 11 rtCia•andtd that tht l·Z
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Jotntng l•I zone cl1111f1cat10R, H wt11 11 confona to tht untfona ZOR1nt
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Current Zon1naa 1-1, Light Industrial
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-r1r1°"\ Section 4 11 bounded by the center11nt of U.S. 285 (lltst -~ """' on 111 South, the AT l SF RR right-of-way on the Vest, Skip-
pers ProNrty Hne on the East, and about 500 fHt of the C1ndlrella City
parlttng tot on thl North.
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1 11111 111¥1r actNlly part of the City Park. Thi 11tl was to bl thl
location of I re1taurut and III auto 11nice bu1in111, and it was the op1n1on
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N1"1 Clllltnactld, becau11 the proposed UIII were peraitted ..,., thl 1n-
dllatria1 cl111if1cation. .
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Current Zon1n11 B·2, General Business
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l9tf.!! Mfli1ptionl Section 5 1s located adjacent to Section 4 along the
s en ranee o Cinderella City and lank Vtstern.
'Rff.\ca1 M£1'U'CIUMf The site 11 currently zoned l·Z (&lneral lus1ness).
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CIIIP11X was zoned 1·1 (llls1ness), 1n order to accoaodate a J.C. PlnMy's
Autlalt1ve Service outlet, .a.1c11 wu1d not have been a pera1ttld use under the
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l•t11 c1ass1f1catton 11 not Mldld for tll1s site to coafora with tts c...,..t
had .... Therefore, 1t 11 recrmml1d that the l·Z Cla111ftc1t1on be ct.uged
to l·l (11111111), 1n order to prowtdl for..,. •tfora zoning 11 ud adjacent
to till Cilldlrl11a City C111Pl1X, 11 wn II coafora to the 1111tfor11 zoning
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Current Zoning: 1·1, Light Industrial
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vinue onheorth, the c1nt1rltn1 of U.S. 215 (West Hlllpden Av1nu1) on the
South, the centerline of South Elat1 Street on the West, and the alley on the
East s1dt of City Hall.
H1stor1ca1 lack,round: The 11t1 was zoned industrial in the so•, to p1ratt
the No1ren Coapany, aanufactur1r1 of hydraulic and pneuaat1c equt11111nt, to
locate n Englewood. In 1964, the City purchased the bu1ld1ng to be used 11
the City Hall, and because the public facn tty was ptraitttd under the 1n·
du1tri1l classification, the zoning was never changed. Later, 1n 1967, the
First National lank of Englewood constructtd a bank and office bu11dint on
West H-,den Av1nu1, and tll1 zoning was not changed btc1u11 the use wu al.
lowed under the industrial cl111if1cation.
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It 11, tlltrefore, rec1111ad1d ~t tile 1-1 (L1tllt lndllstr1a1) cl111tftc1tton
be chlllltd to l·l (lu1tae11), to ref11Ct tile types of UHi 1n tilt area Ind
should Ctty Hall be nlocattd, 1t 11Nld ,nv1dl for •re untfomty ta tht
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s. n tonal luk of EnllNMICI constructed tts office and bank
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SU9oJ1IClr Si911aliaation
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South Broadway
Stewart Fonda, Actin9 Public Work• Director
Stewart Fonda, Actin9 Public Work• Director
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CLty Council approval of the Contract with the Colorado Department of Hi9hway• for
Project MG 1000(66).
l'ltSVIOUS c:oalCIL AC'l'lca
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Thh contract pro,,ide• the fundint for the project to iapro,,e tbe e1,nal1aat1on
alo119 loutll Broadway bet-and lnclud1119 .. 11 .. 1ew a...._ and Littleton Bhd. TM
Colorado Depa~t of Nlfhway• -ld parcllaae tbe equ1pl8ftt and tlle C1t1•• of
1.lttleton and bfl-.S -1d lutall the UNl'aded e1,nal1aat1oa. a link bet-
the S119l-.S and Littleton traffic ayet ... would aleo be inetalled to coordinate
the 8L911a1Laatlon bet-n the ayet ...
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DIICOO perfo..-cl a detailed •tudy of the 8-tll ......,_, al.9M1Laat1oa bet-
.. 1 lev iew and Littleton Bl.cl. TM atudJ ree.lta rec ndad l .. ou1a1nta to the
al911alhatl0ft equipaent in tll1• area and ooordlaatioa bet .... tlle bfl.-od and
Littleton ayat.... oacoo, with Llttletoa and Sall..,..., applied to com for hderal
f11nda to Lapl~t thia project, wtlicll wn puted la 1990.
FIIIWIN,
TM coat of tlle equl,_.t and •terlal for tllla ,...:,en wUl M ,...1..a lty CDOII,
••~ for local ..-cy coeta of 1110. for ~ Llttleua and s-.1...... TM
equ i pment wUl be Lftat.alled lty Littleton and Satlewood •
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AN CR>Ilw«:E APPROlnM. A CXJf'rMC'l' Bii;IWJII 'DIE CXUNDO IEP.AR'DIDIT a,
BicaaD AR> 'DIE Cl'1'!C a, DG.IKXI> fat l'Ul>DC TO JJeWJVB 'DW"PIC
SIQW.IZM'I<lf AUK; 9:lJ'DI BlllN:JiaY.
IIIDDS, IRXx. perfCllad a study of South lll'Ollllay signalbaticn
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t:.twa\ lalleri.af and Littl.etcln Bau.18vard "'1ch resulted in the Z90i .did
IIIDDS, the coat of eqdpeent and aaterial fer this pcoject will be
pcoridad by the State, undllr this Oxltrac:t 8IICllpt for ~Y $850 of
local -,.cy coats; and
lDf, 'ftii!REKRE, • rr CRl"1NII> BY 'DIE crrr <XUICIL a, 'DIB crrr a,
DG.DIXI), OClawx>, .APPll:Jl,IAI, a, 'DIE CXlfflUIC1' m 'DIB <DDWJO
tl!PNmBl'l' a, Ricae.YS Ml> 'DIE Cl'1'!C a, DD.IICXD IIIICJI Cilllml\U.Y 1WNDD
AS KUOIS:
8ecticn l. 'ftw OxltrllCt ia ada betl•1r1 the State ol Cblcrado
~ bipiitiant and the City of lnrJlaiao4 and authclriw the
lllllftlldat1an of flmds needad to CXlllpleta the il4&ou au m .did by
IIICCJC;'• etudy far traffic lli9laliuticn il4&ou-au at wriale
~ bat:1•111 BellaYiw ~ IDII Llttletm aanl.11ard a1ana IOllth
~ llncMI • Project 1G 1000(66). 111a ....i funds .._ baacaa
.-..t.11h1• for this project and the 8tate deeirM ..,...,., to l*fom the
..-. 111a atate will FCOrida .u funds -. ear • r.-i --=,
ind1nct aoate inmrnd IN.ch .. not to ..... -· 'Illa 11:ata intalds to altar into • eiaii.r cantnct with the City ol Ll"1etm M: •• .., to
CXlllpleta tt... illlFCO-au. 111a City ol 911Jl.eaod will oaacdinlllta and
intatcuw-=t the traffic si9l,a1 .. dpw,t with the City ol Llttl.etClft'•
Tnffic Olntzol 8yeta at the City'•..-• and at no aMi.ticnal amt to
the lute •
A. 'ftw wan undllr the o:intnct NU ~ ear the pam111a ol
traffic si9l,a1 .. 11, at to be 1.MteJi., at wrialaa
int.-..ctiaw Jomtad elClnt ..u.n.w and lro It 'llf within the
City ol 911Jlaiao4 City lialte.
I. 111a 8tate NU proridlt l1aiaan with the City tJlraulh the
ltate' • Diatrict ~, Di8trict VI, Mid Dllltrict. a.ilw will alao be r111 ~•lbJa for ~ the
aate'• ectivitiea undlr the Qaatract.
c. 111a City lhal1 aantrillute ,_. in .. ---not to ..... ea,o.oo for the ~ --. ...._. in 111a ,.e a, of
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the work. 'Die City ahall mke payable to the State a ].mp
ma mDJnt, fcx the indirect coats, within 30 daya after
acc,aptance of . the work by the state.
D. 'Dia State ..-to millbune the City for coats incurnd by
the City for inat:allatlm of. a traffic a1gnal acnuucaticn
c:irmit, in the Oity of 11,;lalood'• offices. ~
all be with hdllral funda.
B. Mject to the receipt by the State of FAUS funda fer this
project, the State all padlUa traffic ~ -,d(Blnt,
-~ by the Lacal 1tqln:y' Ind pmvida pnlimnary
~ for the prq.aee4 oanatruct1an Japmu r r at..
r. 'Dia part1ea .-that this o:intract 1a cantin1Jant "'°" a11
fllllda ~ fell: the project ~ baing ada --.1.]abla
fml the City, State Ind nm fllllda. 'Dia o:intract -, be
tcldnllt:ad by eithar party. 'Dia party taadnatJnlJ its
~ ad obU4Jllticna ahall nat be rel l M4 of -,
flnlnclal Clbllptiana llhkh edate4 price to the effective
data of. mcb tmrdnatlal er llhlch my oocar • a naalt of. am t:.-.lnatJ.m. .
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Illt:rOllme4, na4 In full, Ind ,-4 en flnt. na4in1J en the Ctb day
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SIGNALS -VARIOUS LOCATIONS
CITY or ENGLDfOOD
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19 ___ , by and between the State of Colorado for the use and
benefit of THE STATE DEPARTMENT or HIGHlfAYS, DIVISION or
HIGHlfAYS, hereinafter referred to as the State, and the CITY or
ENGLE1'00D, hereinafter referred to as Local Agency or
contractor,
WHEREAS, authority exlsts in the La~ and runds have been
budgeted, appropriated and otherviae aade available and a
sufficient unenc\lllbered balance thereof r ... ina available for
payaent in Fund N\lllber 2001, G/L Account Number 52046, Contract
Snc\lllbrance N\lllber 901451 and
WH&a&AS, tbe Denver Regional Council of Governaenta baa .
previously perfo:raed a detailed ai9nal optiaiaation analysis to
several interaectiona located alon9 .. lleviev Avenue, aroadway
and Littleton 8oulevard, within tbe citiea of &Dtlewood and
Littleton, wbicb wlysia reca r11ded illpro,,1a1Dta to Mid
interaectiona, and
~' tbe ltate rec:G9ftiaea tbe need for a project
identified aa 1G 1000 ,u, to provide for purcbaM of traffic
ai9ft8l equipment at various interMCtioaa located on .. lleview
.' Avenue and lroedway in tbe city of SDtlewHII, COlorado,
bereinafter referred to aa •tbe lfOrk•, and
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WHEREAS, the subject equipment and intersection• as
described in Exhibit A, which is attached hereto and aade a part
hereof, and
WBEREAS, the Federal funds have becoae available for the
said work1 and
WHEREAS, the State desires the Local Agency to perfora the
work; and
WHEREAS, the State and the Local Agency _conaider it to be in
their mutual interest to cooperate in funding and performing the
said worki and
WHEREAS, the Local Agency agrees to contribute funds in an
amount not to exceed $850 for the indirect coats incurred in tbe
perforaance of the work; and
WHEM&AS, the State represents that it intends to enter into
a concurrent contract with the City of Littleton to accept their
respective contribution to this project, and
WIIElt&AS, the Local Agency will coordinate and interconnect
the traffic aitnal equi~nt with city of Littletoa'• traffic
control ayat .. at Local Agency expenae and at no additioaal coat
to the State, and
~. the inatallation of a COIIIIWlication circuit in the
Local Agency's office• ia needed in order t• interconnec~ with
the City of Littleton'• traffic control ayat .. , and
Wll&R&AI, the Local Agency de•ir•• the State to reilDHN the
Local Agency for coeta aeeociated with the ca ~nication clrc.lt
installation, and
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certain responsibilities with regard to the wort, and
WHSIUtAS, the contract is executed by the State pursuant to
the provision of Section 29-1-203 and 43-2-144, C.R.S., as
aaendecS, and
WHSIUtAS, the Local Agency has executed this contract under
the authority of Section 30-21-105, C.R.S. and an appropriate
ordinance attached hereto and made a part hereof.
NOif, THEREFORE, it is h•r•by agr•ed that:
PROJECT PROVISIONS
A. The work under this contract shall provid• for the
purchase of traffic signal equipment to be installed at
various intersections located alon9 .. lleview Avenue and
Broadway, within the city of Sn9le~, COlorado, as
de•cribed in Exhibit A, atached hereto and ude a part
hereof.
a. The.State will prowide liaison with the City throuCJb tbe
ltate'• District 11:D9ineer, District v1, located at 2000
louth Holly Street, Demrer, CO 10222. laid District SD9laeer
will al•o be responsible for coordinat1D9 tbe ltate'•
actlvitie• under this contract.
c. The Local A9ency a9reea to contribute f,anda in an aount not
to e=ceed 1150 for the indir.ct coats incurred la tbe
perforaance of the work. Tbe Local Afeacr nan Mke parable
to the ltate a luap sua aaoant, for tbe indirect coat•,
within JO days after acceptance of tbe vorll bf tbe ltate.
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incurred by the Local Agency for installation of a traffic
aignal coanunication circuit, in the Local Agency'• offices.
Reillburs ... nt ahall be with Federal funds.
s. Subject to the receipt by tbe State of FAUS funds for tbia
project, the State shall purcbaae traffic ai911al equipaent,
aa approved by th• Local Atency, and provide pnllainary
en9ineering for the proposed construction illprov ... nts.
r. The parties hereto agree that thla contract ia contingent
upon all funds designated for tbe project herein beiD9 aade
available froa Local Agency, State and FAUS aourcea. Should
any of the parties fail to provide neceaaary funds aa agreed
upon herein, the contract aay be teralnated by either party.
Any party teralnating ita interest and obligation• herein
aball not be relieved of any financial obllgationa which
existed prior to the effective date of aucb tead.Datlon or
wblcb aay occur u a reault of aucb temlnatlon.
ca. ftla cootract aball inure to tile bueflt of ud be blnd109
upon the partiH, their aucceaaora and uaipa.
•· Tile •special Provislona• attacbed hereto are hereby aade a
part hereof.
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ATTEST:
CLiffOltD W. BALL
State Controller
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STATS or COLOMDO
JOY l'ONSR, GOY&RN01'
By ""Ex-e-cu-t"'"l .. v_e__,b""'l ... r_e_c ... t_o_r ____ _
DEPARTMENT or HIGHWAYS
APPROVED:
DUAII& IIOODAltD
Attorney General
By "'illi"""".,.,y,.....1.-.-l""f""AN,,.....-------
Aaaiatant Attorney General
Natural llaaourcea Section
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February 4, 1991
Dll'l1ATBD BY
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AGENDA l'IZII
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Recreatton Department
SUBJBCT 10,000 Trees
Project Fumttng
Jenell Black, Director of Recreatton
IUUS/ AC110N PROPOIISD
Recornrnendatton from the Recreatton Depm tment to adopt a raolutton tramfe:n1nC
$46,000 from the Golf Ccnuae Retained EandDfp to the 1991 Golf Ccnuae 9ud&et lor
the 10.000 Trees Project.
PIISVIOUII COUllCIL AC'IIOII
Council bu, on vm1oua occeuma. dllcUNed plll'tliClpatlO ID tbe 10.000 Treee
Project.
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The funda from the pl'opoeed tn.awfa WIil be ued to rftelBlllte IIDII ,-,....Ille tbe
South Platte RJver' Can1dor &om Oxford Avenue North to tbe Bear Creek pedeatrllm
bndCe· Ctty atd wdl coordinate tbe proJect. ID coaJw1CU011 with tbe 10.000 treea
project . Thia area borden the Enfkwood Oolf Coune .
IIACIUHtOUIIID
PhMe I ol the l 0.000 Treee Project .. cui1apleted ID 1880. The City w Mlled to
parUdpete ID Pbw D and maintain tha lll'eA llloaC the Oolf Coune. Ctty .wr
prcs-ed that tbe City cautruct the project lll*ad ol dam-C dnc:t taDdll. The
coet would be._ IIDll tt would recluce 1oaC WIii .........._. coat. n. ,_.. IIDII
Recruuoa Coaunteetcn l'eCflmPIN'ftc.ted dial aty ata.r comtrlld the project.
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CltyCgst
Plantmg Mata1al
Spr1nJder Syatem
Labor far lnatallaUon
Maintenance Coet • 1991
Contingency
TOTAL
10,000 nw rw •rereroo·
£DClewoocra BJd POI tluia
Maintenance Coat -1991
TOTAL
824,000
7,800
6,000
7,000
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846,000
$52,000
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859,000
Note: If tbe Clf¥ com1ruc1a tbe pnject. 1882 and lW tree replac • -eat coat wll be reduced by M,000.
Retained ...... far tbe Oolf Comae l"lllld b .,. 7 I Ja:twwwy 1. ••• were .... lt•eee,ty .. 77.532 .
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RESOLUTION NO. _L/_
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE GOLF COURSE 1991 BUDGET.
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WHEREAS, the City Coundl of the City of Englewood., Colorado demea to
make certain changes to the Golf Course Fund:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, u followa:
Sec:tiop 1. 1be following appn,prtaUon la hereby made to the 1991 Golf
Course Fund of the City of Englewood:
Source of ruode
Golf Coune Retamed EarnlDII $46,000
App)Jcaqop, of '"""' Golf Coune • 10,000 Treea Projeet $46,000
fkr:Hpp 2. Tbe Ctty Nmsr and Dlrectm ol Finance are bereby
autbm1zed to make the above cbanps to tbe 1981 Bwtaiet oltbe Ctty ol En&k,woud.
ADOPTED AND APPROYa> tbl9 4Cla day ol February, 1981.
ATTEST:
Ctty Clerk
I, Pllblda H . Crow. Ctty Clerk oldie City ol Sa4ewoocl. Colando. dlD bereby
certtly tbat tbe llbowe and ........ tr.. rmte and «-,+ete copy ol
Reeohatloa No. -· lertee ol I NI .
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SERIES OF 1991
SPONSORED BY COUNCL
MEMBERHABENlarf
A RESOLUl'ION SUPPORTING 11IE PRESIDENT OF 1HE UNl1ED STATES, 11IE
CONGRESS AND 1HE UNl1ED STATES ARMED FORCES IN 11IEIR EFFORTS 10
LIBERATE KUWAIT FROM IRAQ.
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WHEREAS, for over Rve and a llalf moalbl, tbe ._....,, .... CC111U1mnity a 1C1UP1 wldt
unpteeedeDted unily to brlna about a complete and UDCDadltlanal wldadmwal oflraq fram lCuwlt,
... dlplomldc: and ..-:eful meam; IDCl
WHEREAS, U. N. Seaarity Coundl a.oludoa ofNovanller 29, 1990 mdlorlml U.N.
M-ller .... tow "all weauy a1w• 1o mto1e 11111 M8blll ,__ and llaldty la lCuwail,
111111a Iraq ftally wldidrew ma ICuwllt oa ........ J-, 15, 1991: and
WHEREAS, tile Unlled S... die Ualled Nllllclm Seaadly c.a.cn, and tile odm Uallecl
NllllclmM1a•111 Impaled ~mk:-,,. tka, .......... bade and O..CW
ta cdomwldlhaq:and
WHEREAS, lllllamliClllal-*-..,.aacc:aaedllmalDmmplywl* .. J-, 15,
1991 ......... Dad by lJalted Naliwc.a.dl ...... 6,J, •ID ...... ha• I 5 X
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WHEREAS, lbe Prllldlal of .. Ullllld SW, wldl lfJ cull allM= ... r: ncW .. UallldS... .... r.a.1o .. ....._Qd(1D_.._._ r-
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NOW,~ ll!ffll!90LVEDBY111Ea1YOXJNCILOP111Ea1Y0f
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THE ENGLEWOOD HOUSINB REHA81LITI\TION LOAN I\GA£1:1'1,NT
The Clty of EnQl..ood anrt tha CnQl..ood HouslnQ l\uthorlty •or-
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I. Th• EnQl..ood Housi,. Author I ty. her•ln cal led th•
"Authori\y• thrOUOh Its ..---1. or th• p.,.fl0""91 of
Iha City of c,., ........ h9r•ln called thr "City•, with
t... appruval ot t ... City Na-..,-. -..11 H r.sponslble
for th• ••ecullon ot ti.. Houslno R9h411n II t•l.aon Loan
l'reor-, h-•ln cal led ti.. "Pt-eor-·.
11. Application ror aoolstanc• shall H first subaltted to
and approved lty ti.. lluthorlty und9r pollcl-adopted lty
ti.. lluthorlty.
111. Upon rec•lpt of an appl lcouon.
c-on tnepectlon to H ....
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Lh• lluthnrlty shall
of ti.. oppllcont•s
"· C.U.. • detailed list
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•llalnote •r repair
r-•--• wl\lctl -"• 11
and ••planotlon to ...
and -rll required to
th9 Condi tlo-of the
oultstondord.
8. C:-an -u-t• of the c-t of saoch r.,aalrs , ..........
c. cataln aufflcl-t dec.-a.uon that the
appHcant hall 9004II UU• •• sat• r-•--••
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portion of the lo•n will be ••t •• pre.cribed
in F .e. .e.o-. The inter .. , r•te for the
deferred portion will be •t • OX per annua
Inter_, r•te. If the appUc•nt does not ha-
the •bllily to r-...y • coablnation loan, but
h•• •n Identified h•••rd, then the applicant
wU I be offered • deferred loan •t • SX per
•-Inter_, rate only to cover the co•t• of
corrac:11 .. the haaard.
S. lllacad~Da -If the applicant
le -_,acc..-1 and le al or Itel-80X of
the aedl-Inc-.... ..._ rnldence ha• been
Identified -l~oprlate for rahab, then the
..... ucanl •UI be offered a c.-lnallon nor-1
rateldaferred INn ...._. -the rallo of the
f•Uy'• actual Inc-to aOOll of the ...
.... Ian Inc-for the -f•Uy saae. The
Inter-• rate •UI be -pr-rlllled In I'.-. ---· If Ille -...uc-, c_, ... Ufy f•r a nor-I
rate 1._, MW! Is al or Itel-SOS of the .... I_
Inc_, then Ille -...1,canl •111 M offerN a
apeclal _..,. INn al a IS per -
lftler_, rate. 1-, Ille -...ucanl c_, ..... Ufy
fer a --• rate 1 .... ANI le NC-90S and
90I& ef ttw aedlan 111e-, "-the ..... ucant
wlll M effered a apeclal nen _... 1 .... al a•
,_. -Inter-• rate.
•· • •-fee llnle& re acsx
LaMa --·.. ~ly ..._. .... -I• -· a rNI_.., 9" Ille ~ty 911all M ... In ---
wllll ~UclN _. .. Ille -.111w11y. If Ille -...11-11-•• ~.,... Ille e-.r ........... fer
a perled 9f '-....... , Cit net -· ,.._,u1a... -"• .. CMlll9al111-_.,,. after
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THE ENIII.EWDOD HOUSING REHAB ILi TnTION LC-nGRECf'liNT
The CUy of E,..1-od •nl1 the c,..1--.i Housl,.. nutttortty aor-
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I. The E .. 1-od HDusl,.. Author I ty, tter•ln c•l led the
•nutllorit.y• t1trou9'1 Its __ .._,, or th• ---• of'
lhe Cl ty of' c,..,__., heroin cal led ,.._. ·c1 ty•, •I tit
the approval of the &:lty .......... , .,..JI M rDtlp0-1111•
f'or Iha ••-ution ot tho Houstno ....._,lltal,on Loan
t>roer-, hor•in callN tho '"Praor-·.
II. ftppllcatlon for -••'-• 911alJ M flrsl .... iUN ID
and ...-rovad lly tho Autllorlly ......... pollclN adoptN lly
, ... Authority.
111. Upon r-olpl of an ..-ucauan, lhe AuUtctr i\y Shall
c--a~tlon ID Ila ...._ of Iha appHcent'•
rNtdanc• .... SfleJ l 1
"· C-a datallN I Isl
...._ of au acu-
••••tnate or r..-ar
rNIHftC• ••ct1 ...,. 11
ond ••••-lion to ...
•NI -rll r-.,lrN lo
Iha CONllUo-of the -,·-··
•• C:--NU-I• of Iha CNI of euch r.,..lrs
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c. ~laln 1111fflclant ._...,...14111on &hat Iha
appHc-1 hDIII .... UU• lo .. 111 rNldanco.
D. ...... an .. u .. w of Iha val-of tho
appllc-,•• -..,n., an-•• rNldanc••
•• Pr..-r• anti -•f• • ._,.1 Mtll •-•c
11rofll• of' ---appllc-• ••di -.11 1nc1..-,
.... -· M 1101... ... .._ .. ., « ..... ll,_,
f'-• •• anc-, ... ,..,_, of al I f-a ••
...._ ., I l .. tll -'•• electle _.,or ...... ,
•••-of' o....,. __. reel ...... , data of
.... ~ of .... r9Sltlanc•, .... .. ...... ,.._...._ __. .. --•• r-•--••
". Pr...,-• • ,r•t ... _., -•,,.•• of ..-ucant ·•
•tUI\' le r-..., -., ,...._ _.. -11••• .. ..-11c-•.....,. .... Plrep_
IV. 111 ... ~•U-•f all~••_._,,,_ r ... lr ..
-lllle ..,._., .... lo ...,--1 .. •-..-1 lc•U-,
.... fen-,.. pellet• -.11 .,.,., _. N fell_. -...............
"· m_n '!WMM t( 'lft.r,ew,
nw-~•c .,... ., ·--· .... I .... -CI I
--• rote •-• cat _._.r .. •-• .... Utt ••'--"-r••••U-•-· '--•• .... -11••• for .... .-.-• •f PDr-' ...... _,.,., ...... _, .............. ..
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-t S.Ctton II Hou,.lnv Ou•llty St•nd,1rds CHDS1 •• • aln1..,. cod•.
2. S.Cond Priori!~ -H;anct1c.,. r•troflttinv.
3. Third PriorltX -Enorgy Conserv•tlon.
~. Fourth_ Priorltx -Elial,..tion or inclpl•nt
vlol•tlons of Iha S.Ction 8 ttaS.
:s. Fif"th ___ flrloru,r -S.-r•J r,rop•rty
1..,ro_,,ts. a..-ra1 property l•ro-nts
can only H fl,..ncM thr...,.. ...--1 ra1e lo•ns.
If Iha propw ty ls l...,.Uf"INI as Inappropriate
f"or reh• due le eac:-•1-cests. U.. .,...I leant
aey .,.," for an alternau-relocation loan.
•• Ul'ilble_ BDrr-• Leans ""all ,,. --. only
LO per_,,. ... OWi the property Oft '""lc.h ti .. laipro-ts wl 11 H ......
BDrr-• .._ are -.,.,occ1111-ts c-t ha-
lholr Inc-OIIC... IOOI of the --1-Inc-
-Mflnod lty .... Borr-• .._ wo '"-&ors
P. llis1Ut__Prap.J.lft -Lo-allall Ito --only
for , -• .... uaa proper&·-con101n1,. f"-
._111,. uni ts -1 ... loco&M 111 lllln u.., C:1 ty
or s,.1__ and ,.t loco ... '" o , ... ,.,..'-f"I ... plain or-.
Upo,. rocolpt of • flrollo1-., L--..ucauon. u..
o&arf allal I noto U.. Mio .,.. u-or rocolpt on u.. f-•· Thia notau-will ..._ .... Illa_.._. of'
~, .. of' oec11 -.ucau ... •IU.111 oec11 of' u.. f'ollow& .. ..,.1..-111 .. ,
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Th• int•r••t rat• on th• noraal rate loan
portion of the loan will be ••ta• pr••crib.ci
1n F.2. above. Th• int•r••t rat• for th•
def•rr.ct portion will b• at a OX p•r annua
inter••• rate. Jf th• APP11cant do .. not hav•
the ab111ty to r~ay a coab1nAt1on loan, but
ha• an 1dent1f1.ct hazard, th•n th• applicant
•ill be offerMII a d•f•rr.ct loan at a SX per
annua inter .. , rale only to cover the co•t• of
correcting the hazard.
5. 8ll•cou.lft __ l!9lKal11t1L.ldt•Da -If the APPllcant
ls an o-r/occupant and l• at or bel-801' of
the aedlen inc-and Nho-r .. ldence hes b-n
ldenUflMII as lnepproprlete for rehelt, then the
applicant •lll be offerMII • collltlneUon nor-1
rate/deferrMII loan based on the ratio of the
f-lly's -tuel lnc-to 1001l of the KID
aectlen lnc-for the •-f-lly slze. The
lnler .. t rate •lll be •• pre9erlllled ln ~.,. Abo-.
If lhe eppllc-t c•-• queUfy for • nor-l
rate loan, eNI ls et or bel-SOIi of the aedl-
lnc_, then Ille 111111llcent wlll be offerMII •
apoclel ........,. loan et • 1• per •-
lnter .. , rate. If Ille 111111llc-t ca-t qualify
f-• -r-l rate loan and ls bet-SOIi end
NS of tlw aedlan lnc_, then Ille appl lcanl
•ll l be offered • .-clal -II-Ital* 1.-et • n
PM' •-lnter .. t rate.
•· """' tee ftllll•l-tUaKb
~-CO-l.. .,-..-rty lllflere lhe -ls -t a
r-lNflt of tlw -r..-rty Sllell be..-ln -CM'NftCO
wlUI t,ellClN -· ~ Ille Aulllorlly. If the
111111llcatlen ls 111111r~, 1M --.u .. r-, fer
• PM"lN of ten veer• to, cu _, co_,
r .... lllteted U11lls to c..-.elnh• -••-after
11W ..-o•• is ~leteda ca, ,., •tecrialNte ... , .. , .....-u-'-'• -Ula ._le af "'°lr
r_,_, of, -elleibllity for, IIOusl .. -•••-e
_._ _., f.-rel, state or •-•l lleuel .. -l•'-
.....--or c--., for • .,-o•• for lleuel .. el.,.ly
_.,._, -....... 1 .......... .__. ....... ··-c11u• .._ .... .. rw1•,,. ..... ._, ..-,., .-uca.-.. 111 .._ Afflr_ll_ flarllell .. ~...-..
o• .... Aulllorlty foll .. l ...... CINl .. of Ille·-·
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or Mforo Ille ••"' of ..._ _...
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olller ~_.._. of -. .....-1y, or af .._
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•pacial non-bank loan. shall be IIAde in equal
-nthly in.tallaant• of principal and int..-.. t
dua on or before the fir•t of each -nth.
Repav-t shall be aade to the pro0r-account.
The aonthly ln.tallaents will be based on an
appro•i-tely t.enty-year tar• and the
applicant'• NUity IO repay tho 1-n. The
aonthly I-tall-ts wlll _, e•ceed the Section
• EdsUng eut .. llnes f-rent Cleter•i-Uon.
v. The lluthorlty or ... 1enate111 efflclal shall then e•-1-and
evaluate the appllcatl_, ~ with all required
reports and findings, and el"-' appr_, re.tect, or aoellfy
and appro--" appl lcaU-. The decision of tho
lluthorlty shall N final and •lndi .. -.on tho applicant.
VI.
VI II.
All flfflds r91Nld .,, appllc-ts shall N used only for
slallar loana ef 11eus,,. r_....llttatlon •••i•tance to
applicants apprevad •Y tho Aulllerity.
The lluthof'Uy or ... lenated official shall appro-all a..... ~ tllls _....,. .. •Y appreprlate action MhMI
NUefac .. ry evllleftce of tho foll-Ing has Men ..,..lttN
te tho llutllorlty1
A. --.ucan• hH .... U Ue to tho r"llleftce.
•• Loan applicants allall "--.fflclent ..,,ty therein
to Justify Mid loan.
c. --.ucant has entered Into a -uten contract -for-
.. N approved .,, Ille llulherlty with • perMn or
entlty llceneed to perfor• and c ... lete r-.alrs
r-..lred to r-..11 uate Ille r"ldeftce.
•• Tllat Mid r-ldence, after r_....l I I lall-and r-.alrs,
•Ill .. -llllalned Ill a NUefactery -.
•• '--appUCMII• --•• ~ -alllty te r..-y Ille ·-· 11. All ~-and .-tlU-_._1,. IIIM c9111racte •119'
appuc--. fw ...-,re and r-..au1au-ef -,
... ....._. reeldallee SIMII N -..... ...-r'-lty
... .,,_. and SIMII c ... ly •1111 all applicate f ..... al,
city, and ..... --., ... ...._ and~•--·
I. TIie AMtllerlty SIMll ac• • a dl....._ sf flllldll and SIMII
-lllerlN ~ fw r.-lr and r-..alUaU-
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appUCAIII and Ille ..-,al cefttracter and appreved .,,
Aulllerlty
TIie AMlllerlty -.Y ........ ..._.-le and alleca ..
...... ~ -.. NrY .. ~•nu 111e ... -•••-sf ••• ..........
111. 'nle -lllerlty -.u ..._.. .-1 .. 1ewauwe ....---• ..
.... _. Ille ,._. sf le ~-· and AMlllerlty .... c,-. ..... TIie AMlllerlty SIMII ..... --· ,....rt la .._ City C.-11 .............. ~. sf .._ ........ .
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rv. Thla .. r-..nt aupar....._ •1'111 raplac" •II othar .. r9-ftt•
._.,_ Iha paru .. r•l•ttnv to tha Houatng llatiauu•tton Loatt Proer-.
IN Wlnaaa ........ llll• "9r9-nt flea ...... •arecutN •t Engl-..,, Coler ... , llll• _ ~ of • l .. _
r•trlc&• N. c.-.., C&ty Cl...ar ----.---~-.
CUy Alter._.
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RELEASE OF ALL a.AIHS
KNOW ALL MEN 8Y THESE PRESENTS :
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Thal lhe undel'slgned, bellllJ or lawful 191. fol' sole consldel'lllon or SIX THOUSAND TWO lt.JNDAED
SEVENTY-FIVE ANO 371100 Da.LARS (16,275 .37 to be paid to 11A11CY IC. Sltll11 do hll'9by Ind ror Olr hell'S,
exaculon. 1dmlnlsll'1lOl"S, succesSOl's and nslgns l'llene. acqull Ind rorwel' disc""'9e an CIF lllll.lWm
Ind lls. or lls agenls. Sll'Yallls, succtsSOl'S, heln. 1111eutors Ind ldmlnlslr1ton or Ind r,-am 111y Ind Ill clallns.
1tllons, causes of action, demands, l'lrls, dlffll9H, costs, loss of Sar"YICI, IIIPIMH Ind C ...... loll
whllSOIYII'. which lhe undersigned now his or which may hlrelflll' accn,e on accOllll of or In lll'f way lf'OWIIIIJ
oul or ll'IY Ind 111 known Ind unknown, foreMen Ind unf'orneen lnjwy. Injuries or dlm191 Ind lhe COMIQUlncn
thereof l'etullllllJ OI' to l'ISUll fl'Offl lhe acts or IYMlls Including Ill dlmege .-pot.ent.111 deffll9' Ml forth In nollc1
of claim by llAIICY IC. SltllH dlled Jll'lury 9. 1991 Ind J#Jftlry 11, 1991, lhlre being no olher nollce or
claim midi Ind If midi speclnc1lly Including any dlmlge .-polenllll damage setr.-lh I.herein. &enerllly lhe
dlm191 or polenll1l damage rises from Mwel' blcltup 1l 4638 S . Perl StNet.. Englewood. Col.-ldo. This
Pl'Ol)ll'ly WIS nol aclullly lipped to lhe Clly or E"9l1wood SIWII' sysllm ewnlhour payment ror Slwr sar"Ylcn
n billed hid been midi. D11n191 lncludn bul Is nol llmlled lo,....,.. ,...,,ac,menl. l'lfflOVII or 111 damaged
Pl'OPll'lY whether comoleled OI' nol. lnjiry to any wson whether known OI' unknown. dlfflll' lncludn possible
rutu,.. Injury or loss n I l'lsull or sewer blcltup lncludllllJ dlm191 to 1dj1tenl Pl'OPll'ly OI' any oerson .
ll Is understood Ind ..,..eec1 lhll Ulls selllemenl Is lhe c.,.,-amlse or I clolAllful Ind dllllUled claim, Ind
lhll lhe paymenl midi Is nol lo be consll'Uld IS III edmisslon or llllblhly on lhe prl or lhe Pll'lY °" Pll'lln hll'9bv
l'elened. and lhll said l'llelSIH deny lllblllly lhel'lror ll'ld lnlend fflll'lly to IYOld llllplion Ind buy lhelr PIICI .
Firlhermol'I. Ulls l'llelse Is Intended lo OPll'lll IS I l'elene or whll._. cl1lms lhe undel'slgned may 119111
191lnsl an • llllllWm dil'eclly °" lndll'ICUy .
The undersigned hereby declre(s) and l'llll'ISll'IUs) lhll lhe lnjirles/dlffll9I sustained .,., or may be
wmanent and Pf'Oll"flSIYI Ind IJl1l In mating Ulis Aeluse il Is undel'Slood Ind ..,.,ed. lhll lhe undrsigned l'tly(ln)
wholly upon lhe undenlgned's JudOfnlnl. belier and knowledge of lhe llllire. 1ictenl. ,rrec l Ind dul'1llon or uid Injuries
Ind ll1blhly lhel'erore Ind Is made wilhoul l'lllance upon 111y sllllmlnl OI' l'IPl'ISl"l1llon or lhe Pll'lY .-prlln hll'eby
l'IIIISed .
The undel'Slgned rirther dlCl1l'e<1> Ind l'lpr'ISll'll(s) lNl no pramlse. lnducemenl .-191'Nfflll'll nol hel'lln
1xpressed 1111 Mell madl to lhe undll'Slgnad, lflCI lhll lhls AelNN contains lhe enlll'I ••fflll'll bllween lhe
wun hlrele. and lNt lhe lel'ms or lhls Allene .,.. cOlltreclull 111d not 1 _.. 1'1C ll1I.
M --· HAS AEAD M fDAEX:: FUU.V ,_,_. IT
SitftN, Nlled 111d dllNef"ed WI '31.L 9V of ~ IWI . : .... ••1 • ....,
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CXUCIL BILL?~.
nmaxaD BY CXXH:D.
l8IEtS D.TAY NC> ClAnQf
AN CR>DW«::E SUIICIT1'DG TO A VOlE a, 'DIE QaM.IFIED ~ a, 'DIE C1ft C6
!Kil.DICtO AT 'DIE tEX.'.l' SCIIIDUZ> RIID.AR JUIICIP.AL fJEl'Iaf PIQIQ6D>
Nllllll!N'l' TO 'DIE alNm!:R C6 'DIE C1ft a, !Kil.DICtO RIQJDllG AU. PDMIIN!tft'
Mm 'DN'CIWlY <n"Ic:as All> 9.um:ES TO RESIII!: wrD1IN 'DIE C1'ff a,
!Kil.DICtO.
BE IT ~ BY 'DIE Ciff CXUCIL a, 'DIE C1ft a, !Kil.DICtO,
«:D-ORADO, 'DWI':
8action 1. 'n.n is harmy uaitted to the cplified electcn of
the City of inijlwood at the next ech141led ngular IU\icipal electian
pi.q.cwd _ ... at to the O\arter of the City of lb)l..aod, -follal,a:
'1!lat effectiw iaadiately ~ IIFpl.'OVal of the ~ified electcn of
the City of !n;lwood, md the certification t!wnof to the office of the
Sacntcy of State of the State of C'olcndo, PJl'9Uall1: to 8action 9, Article xx, of the Colorado Ccnat:ituticn and a.ction 31-2-210 Colorado Jl9ri.ad
Statuta, Article 8 of the Hem Jlule Olart:er of the City of lbJlaclod ia -
harmy -.did by adlling the followinlJ to Part III, Article IX of the
llnJlal:,od Hem Jlul• 01artar:
PIIERBl'f JR>~ CffltiM JR> Da'IDUZ8 -id'IIICI NQl& -·
AU. PDSW Ml> 'JB9ICUD' CffIClltS Ml> 89IDIIIII a, 111a Cl'ft a, nawm, IR> MB »IOD&D ca 11a1DDD C11 ca M"la .J1aN11,
19 , IBM£ AS A CXIDITICII a, '1mD ll9lmalf, JII> M A
a:il5iTial a, 'RD alll"DillD 99IDlll8lf, mus llnllDI 111a
CXIIIOIA'IZ aor.m a, 'Im Ciff a, Dl2:MICI), O'fl9NX) lll'IIIDI
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