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EJIILEIIOOO c1n CCIIIICIL
EJIILEIIOOO, AIAPAHOE COIIITY, COLORADO
Public Hearing
Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replaceaent District No. lttl
Narch 25, lltl
1. Call to Order
The special session of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor
Van Dyke at 7:30 p.m .
Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Mellber Wiggins.
Pledge of Allqtance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke.
Roll Call
Present :
Absent:
A quo rua was present .
Also present :
Council Mellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wl99lns , Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Assistant City Manager Martin
City Attorney DeWitt
Deputy City Clerk Ellis
Director Esterly, Public Works
Office Enginttr Kat., Public Works
z. Mayor Van Dyke stated that the purpose of the public hearing .. s to
conside r t he propo sed Pav i ng Dis tri ct No . 34 and Concrete Rtpla ctatnt Dist rict
No. 1991 .
All wftntSHS wre duly SIIIOffl prtor t o PrtStflti ng Cllatflh,
Offtct Engineer Kat., Public Works, stated he wtl 1 serve as Project NM•r
for the Proposed Sptcl al laprov111t11t Dis t ricts. TIit proposed laproVtatnts a
located throuthout the City and tnclladt strttt, avtnUt and alley
.-.constructton ; aandator-y and volUfllary concre t e repl acta111t; Infrastructure
aprov ts : and a n Industrial sub -division In [ng l tlllOOd . llr . Kat.
prov dtd general background lnfo,...tlon on EngltlllOOd 's Paving District.
Progr • T Cfty of CngltlllOOd orig ni lly tnltlat td paving districts n 1956
In an effort to get all t street paved to City standards . Since 1956 , t7
pav ng d str t hav s cessfully fol"lltd and constructed . To dat
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of the City streets have been built to adopted standards. The 1991 estimated
replacement value of these i11provements exceeds $20 million. In 1983 Council
requested staff to develop an organized progr111 to COlll)lete construction or
reconstruction of all l'etllining streets in our systea. A ten-year plan was
presented and approved at that tiae. This year's prograa is year five of the
ten-year plan. New to this year's program is the inclusion of proposed
Concrete Replaceaent District 1991. Ordinance No. 31 of 1962, encOllpassed
legislation that aade the aaintenance of curb, gutter and sidewalk on city
right-of-way the responsibility of adjacent property owners. Mr. Kahm stated
that the general condition of concrete within the connunity has been on a
steady decline for aany years; of approxiaately 10,000 properties within the
City, over 4,000 deaonstrate at least soae adjacent concrete in a serious
state of disrepair. Since aandatory concrete repairs under existing
ordinances can create liens, generally payable within one year, inclusion of
needed repairs in an improvement district, such as this proposed sidewalk
district, with an optional ten-year payment period should aake COlll)liance aore
palatable. Provisions have been aade for citizens to volunteer for the
inclusion of their deficient concrete which will reduce the need for the City
to include thea in future aandatory replacement prograas. He explained the
District is divided into three zones, Zone 1 is Paving District No. 34 wh~ch
consists of the street and alley reconstruction; Zone 2 is the Concrete
Replaceaent portion of the District, both aandatory and voluntary; and Zone 3
is the developer portion of the project. He discussed the cost breakdown for
each zone. Mr. Kaha discussed cost and assessment information, timetable and
.. thod of payment. The Special Assessaent Deferral Prograa was explained.
Mr. Kaha presented specific infonut ion on the type of proposed iaprov ... nts
which would be included In Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replac ... nt
District No. 1991.
Council Mellber Hathaway questioned the percet1t~ dlfferet1ee bet .... n the cost
of concrete in Zone 1 and Z. Mr. K ... stated they are est iaat ing Zone Z wt 11
run lSS htyher, as 1t had been deter11inecl that the concrete r.pl1ctaet1t 1s the
responslbl tty of the owners who would be held responsible for costs
associated with Inspection, engineering, 111d additional atscellaneous costs of
the District.
Council MNlber Wiggins noted In Zone Z a comer lot aarlted for r.plac-nt
stating he understands the City would bear the cost and It would be
handicapped acctsslble . Mr. Kaha agreed and explained the City is responsible
for 111 of the p1vtng In st,...t 1nd 1lley Intersections, 1s ... 11 as the
concrete that fills w th in that square at the Intersection or within the
rectangle 1t the alley w1y . He stiled th1t whenever the City Is Involved wit h
r phc . nt of I r1dlus. It w 11 bt aade hand capped accessible •
Mr . Ka addreued COftCtl'flS regard ng t concrete r tngs .
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Council Member Koltay stated he had observed, in sOIIM! areas of the District,
concrete on one corner had been aarked which would be handicapped accessible,
yet the alternate three corners were not aarked. Mr. Kah• explained that
because of the funding available on this project, returns which are in good
condition would not be replaced just for the sake of installing a handicapped
facility.
Council Mellber Clayton mentioned he had noticed a nulllber of deteriorated
gutters and suggested as an alternative to replacing the entire curb and
gutter soae type of •asphaltic sealant• or soae other way of paving over the
gutters. Mr. Kaha noted that over the years there has been a reluctance to
put asphalt in gutters, as the two products do not go together. He stated it
is hard to keep asphalt down on concrete, particularly llfhere it would be
continuously exposed to water.
Council Mellber Clayton asked Mr. Kaha to describe tn detail the real probl•
with deteriorated gutters. Mr. Kaha stated the concern ts as it deteriorates
it drops below the asphalt level and in aost residential streets there are
only two inches of asphalt. The seal llfhich keeps aoisture out froa under the
base and sub-grade of the street 1s under the two inches of asphalt. Mr. Kaha
addressed the probl•s encountered with concrete deteriorating. He stated the
City has done everything possible froa a quality control standpoint; further
that contractors are required to give a two-year guarantee.
Council Nlllber IUggins asked if hoaeowners would be held responsible, if in
the course of taking a cut to replace a vertical curb, they damage the
sidewalk adjacent to the vertical cut. Mr. Kala CGllfiraed they would be held
responsible for their negl tgence. He cautiOMd CM1ers that if they hire
contractors they should aake it clear to the contractors, that if the asphalt
h tn good condition and h daaated due to negligence, they would be held
respot1sible.
Mayor Van Dyke invited publtc COlllltllt, statt119 that all c01a111t1 aede at the
public heart119 would be taken tnto consideratt• by the City COUIICtl . SM
explatned that COlllltftts will be taken on a street-by-street basis .
ZON£ I (PAVING DISTIICT II). M)
l . llOO South Dehware Street
W detl pa v III to tO ' (6 I Z). Install VC IC with C' ... 11t OIi east 111d west
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will be taken to widen the street. Ray Creighton, Engineering Construction
Inspector, responded to his question.
Mary Trouth, 3868 South Delaware, asked if the crown would be taken out of the
street and the utilities lowered. Mr. Kahm stated the intent would be to put
in a standard crown, which is considerably lower than what they have now. He
advised her that current information indicates the utilities should not be a
problem. Ms. Trouth questioned whether her neighbor would be required to
remove his trees at the corner of 3800 South Delaware and Lehigh. Mr. Kahm
cited the City's policy on trees, which is every attempt is aade to save the
trees. However, there is a tree replaceaent prograa in the paving district.
If the owner desires to have the trees reaoved, the City will pay for reaoval
and replace thea withal 1/2" to 2" tree. Nr. Kahll stated it is generally
the owner's choice. She asked if hOlltOlfflers would bt required to obtain a
perait to reaove the concrete. Mr. Kahll answered that if they do their Olffl
work or hire a licensed bonded contractor a perait 1s needed froa the
Engineering Division. Nr. Kah• confiraed that curbs have to bt replaced with
new concrete.
Council Mellber Hathaway clarified for the citizens that the cost of relocating
utilities is borne by the City. She also noted the City will bt doing any
necessary rtt10val and replac ... nt of utilities while the street is torn up.
2. 000-100 West Kenyon Avenue
Construct 32' wide paving (6 I 2 ). R..ove and replace concrete where
necessary.
No coaents.
3. 3100-3300 South Platte River Drive East
Construct 40' wide paving (I I 3). Install Type I Industrial concrete on East
side. Install VC IC on West side.
Robert Roy, spoke on bttlalf of his parents • NI aost of the preperty h1
thh area. Ht expressed concern with the higll water table, and stated asphalt
deteriorates very quickly because of the ground water In the area. Ht ts very
concerned about putting all the concrete In and thtll being held res,-slble
for replac-nt on a continuous basts. Hts parents ' asses ... t wt11 bt
155,000 . Ht pointed out the tl•table was very restrictive .
Council ...._r Bullock asked Nr. Kalla If the City was I• a ,osltloa to offer
tftglnttrlng assistance, or lo provide Nr. by wltll dl .. r-of tilt stf"Nt,
etc. Nr . la,. stated tllat at this point In ti• • llave •t COIIP1ettd t
prel1alnary survey on Soutll Platte River Ortve . During pre1tat11ary •tertals
testing on Soutll Platte River Drive the grouftd water Nr . Roy spoke about 1111
not encountered. It has also bNfl deteratntd by d111anect testtng that t
ex ht ng roadway 1111 bt ut 11 lztd as part of the 11ab -gradt.
Mr . Ka,. acMsed that the State Hlgllway Dtparllltftt wl11 bt ,-,u1119 t• t
or sanitary I r I Ines tn South Platte River Drive. Work •Y 110t start on
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South Platte River Drive until August, and Mr. Roy has been advised it would
not be a problem for him to take a permit after the June 7, 1991 cut-off date.
Mr. Kahm advised that the Utilities Depart111ent is extending an eight-inch
water main from Dartmouth, almost the length of Platte River Drive, to connect
with an existing eight-inch Main the Roy's put in several years ago.
Council Member Habenicht asked if deferrals were available to the owners of
industrial or c011111ercial property. Mr. Kahll explained that there are incoae
and asset guidelines.
Council Mellber Clayton wondered, given the probleas with Platte River Drive,
i.e., state i111prove11ents, additional utilities, if it is prudent to include
this area in the paving district. Nr. Kahll stated efforts have been
coordinated with Utilities and the State Highway Department for aany aonths,
and starting in aid-August would give adequate tiae.
Responding to an inquiry fro11 Council Nellber Hathaway, Mr. Roy explained his
parents own approxiaately SOI of the frontage on South Platte River Drive.
4. Alley East of 4800 South Broadway
Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving. Tie in existing driveways as
necessary.
No coaents.
S. Alley East of 3700 South AcCIIII Street
Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving. Tie in existing driveways as
necessary.
Joe srracino aanmr of Richard's Motors 3717/JIOt South Bro~, read
lntohe reco:.C. a ~ter froa R. A. Funk, lhi ..-.r of Rtchard'~ors, in
support of the proposed Paving District No. 34/Concrete District 1991.
Council Nellber Clayton coap11aented Richard's Motors on its neat appearance.
He also appreciated the coaents made by Nr. Sparacino.
ThCIIIIS Pelton 3735-3737 1 3739 South 8~, was concerned that once his
alley ts pavic\ thi waler wt11 run-off nos yard. Nr. la• stressed that
special 1ttet1tion to adJacet1t properties 1s 11¥"' to all desips. He
explained the standard alley sectton ts a •y uctton wtth the center of the
alley carrytng the water 3 1/Z tnches below the outstdes edges of the alley •
Nr . Pelton further explained hts sttuatton. Mayor Yan Dyke sU1191ted tllat
staff reevaluate thts parttcular alley to s .. ff soeetll1ftl could be
l111pl ... nted In the construction In order to alleviate the probl•. Nr. lat.
stated, •n they are aware of a sttuatton ltke this, they can •k•
aodtftcat fons to provide positive draln199.
6 . All• £1st of 3600 South Clatt Street
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Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving. Tie in existing driveways as
necessary.
Tom Sarton, resident aanarer of Villa Parada Ap1rt111ents, 3655 South Delaware,
stated they have paid paring in the back. He wanted to know if the City will
cut or tie into their parking lot when the alley is paved. Nr. Kaha recalled
the entire length was paved, and a perfect aatch is not always possible, but
they will do what they can to match the design.
Deputy City Clerk Ellis noted a letter of protest had been received froa Jack
Karford, owner of property at 450 West Jefferson. The letter was entered"""Tnto
the record.
ZONE 2 (CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991, AND VOLUNTEER CONCRETE)
Deputy Ctty Clerk Ellis stated a petttton had been ftled wtth the Ctty Clerk
containing 109 signatures, representing 83 properties in various sections of
Zone 2, protesting the Concrete Replaceaent Dtstrtct No. 1991.
The petition circulator, Jeanne NcWtlltaas, caae forward and stated she was
appearing on behalf of her aothir, lliho owns property at 3795 South Grant
Street. Ns. NcWilltaas and her aother circulated the petttton. She stated
that no one she talked to objected to replacing truly daaagect concrete, but
they are concerned wtth the way tt ts urked. She ctted several
inconsistencies in the urked concrete. Ns. Nc:Wtlliaas eaphasized they are
very concerned that the hOll90lllller ts held entirely responsible for the cost.
She discussed a survey she had conducted among other ctties regarding payaent
procedures and she noted Englewood ts the only Ctty, as far as she could tell,
that assesses the hoalowner lOOI. She had provided Council wtth coptes of her
survey. She stated that with the help of Ctty of Englewood staff tt had been
deterained, based on the assessed net value of property tu revenue, in order
for Englewood to ratse SZ00,000 the tu levy would have to be increased by .8
•ills. Ms. NcWilltaas understood the concrete was recyclable, but questioned
the iapact on the enviroment. She expressed the optnton that •ny of the
older generation will not borrow aoney Md would consider the deferral progr•
a source of dishonor, as they would pass an estate on to their children with
debts attached. In conclusion, she requested that nothing be done Ufttil the
concrete was reassessed.
Council Neaber Clayton asked for the total vah• of the cCN1Crete to be
replaced . Mr . la._ stated he did not have the brealldcMI for ZOM 1. ...._ver,
tn Zone Z, they are looking at assesllllftts totaling as aucll as 1350,000,
represeftting 417 hoee1 . lllr . Clayt• addressed soae of Ill . Nc:Vtlltaas
concenis . Ht suttested that other cities aQ say they •h•tain tlle coacrete
at Ctty .. pen11 ; but the fact ts that's tlle tt• that 1tts cut o..t of tlle
~t and never 1tts done . He dtd agree the City needs to reevaluate tllt
concrete that needs replacing .
N • Nell 1 H responded to Coatftls ude by Counctl fllaber Clayton .
CCKfflC 1 NellDer Hlbefticht stated s ti,OUld like to s the City take over the
concret replaceaent cott or at least pay a Portion of the assestatnt . She
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asked Mr. Kahm if the concrete replaceaent was done on an ongoing basis, with
the City doing the work, would the cost be as high; he stated yes. Discussion
ensued.
Council Member Hathaway reminded the citizens of the S~ discount that will be
offered for prepa,Y1118nt.
Council Mellber Koltay thanked Ms. McWilliaas for her efforts.
Council Member Wiggins stated he appreciated Ms. McWilliaas efforts. He
coanented that he had walked the district and noticed that several houses,
where people had signed the petition, had no aarkings.
Ns. McWilli .. s responded to Council Metlber Wiggins.
Mayor Van Dyke assured Ms. McWilli .. s that her concerns would be addressed.
She noted it was clear there is soae concrete that needs to be done and there
is concern with equity and consistency. Mr. Kahal's staff is willing to work
with each citizen individually.
Discussion ensued between Council Metlber Hathaway and Mr. Kahal retarcllng the
history of concrete replac ... nt in Englewood.
Ns. NcWill i .. s took Issue with the required tw-year guarantH on concrete.
Mr. Kahal stated a two-year period provides tw cC111plete winters, with all the
frHze/frost cycles, to evaluate the concrete.
Council Nellber Hathaway stated the City has successfully sued contractors for
concrete that was not up to standarcl after tw years.
1. 3700-4200 South Broldwu and 15 East Quincy Avenue
~~~;g!J~~!.i-r~Y~~~~~; she ldvtsed that eel by 11s • NcVil 11 aas .
Nr. Cleland c-forwarcl and advtsed Council hts llajor conceni was the •thod
In which the concrete was aartted. Not all of the concrete aarbd for
aandatory replaceaet1t is daaaged beyond alnor cracks. He does Ml believe the
daaate equates the cost of replaceaent. In tM curreat ec .... lc sttuttOII, he
does not fNl the Ctty should requtre wort to be doM tut ts aot ess•ttal .
He objects to paying for unnecessary repatrs. He st,....ly ,retested bet119
included tn thts replaceaent Protr•. He ..,... wttll lls . Nd'111t-
conceniing the aartti"9s bel"9 lla,huarcl, bllt he concuf'Nd tut seae arNs on
Broldway should be repaired, but Mt all of tllose Nrbd IIINld N c•stdered
lllftdatory .
Council Nellber ClaytOft c-..tld t8'1t he ltlcl taspectld l ce1Krelt at 4242
SNth Broldway, and 19rMd wtth Nr . Clelud 's asse, .... t of tilt sttNttoa .
Z. 3700 -4200 SNth incoln Strttt
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James Naron, Pastor of En~lewood First Assellbly of God, 4101 South Lincoln,
expressed concern about t equality of work, and he specifically requested
thicker concrete be installed because of the parking lots on both sides of the
building. He confiraed he realized there would be increased costs. He
inquired about having another entrance into the church parking lot on the
Oxford side. Mr. Kah• agreed to aeet with Mr. Naron in the field to ascertain
exactly what the church wanted. Mr. Naron inquired if owners of trucks which
daaage concrete are ever held responsible for the damage; Mr. Kata advised
that when the incident is reported and can be verified, soae success in
collecting daaages has been experienced.
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised there were four people fro11 this area who
signed the petition circulated by Ms. McWilliaas.
3. 3700-4200 South Sher.an Street and 240 East Oxford Avenue
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised that one letter of protest froa this area had
been received froa Curt Lorenzenl 3965 South Sher.an. Copies of the letter
were provided to City Council. n acldition, nine people froa the area signed
the petition circulated by Ms. McWllliaas.
4. 3700-4200 South Grant Street
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advtsed that two protest letters had been received:
one froa Helen R. McWllllaas{ 3795 South Grant Street, and one froa Realendls
Grow, 3858 South Grant Stree; In icldttion, 24 people froa the area stjnid the
petition circulatid by Ns. NcWllltlllS.
5. 3700-4200 South Logan Street and 399 East Nassau Avenue
Jt• H19anl 41N South Logan, requested to .. t wtth Mr. ltaha tn the fteld to
discuss h s differences with the proposed replaceaent of concrete.
Deputy City Clerk Ell ts advised that 1l people froa the area had stgned the
pet tt ton ct rculated by Ms. McWtll taas.
6 . 3700 -4200 South Pennsylvania Street
Geo!'9! ~te;_a4129 South Penn~lvanta Street, stated he has been a resident for
15 aont s • has recetvid t tapresslon that •soaebody tn E,.lwooct ts dotr19
s-thtr19 right.• ttc.ever, he stated he ts concef'fted about the cNCrete
rephceatnt prG9r•. He coaented upo11 the decreased tax revet1M1 111d the
poor econoa c situation •tch hu been tJCptrte11eed for the past few years. He
w11 conctl"MCI about those ctttzens • at9'1t ftnd thts an ext,... hardship,
tspectally under tht lt•fr1M proposed lftd the 11,ve unbudgtttd tJCptnse to bt
Incurred . He stated ht lftd hts f•tly walk the area quite oftt11 Md have
found only a few areas •tch are bid tftOUlh to replace as •st of the concret
in this area ts saooth, level 111d easy to traverse. He ctllalftttd that soae of
t older concrete has stood up btlter than the newr and he dtd not i l tht
older concret should bt replactd 1111t 1 lbsoluttly necessary . ht11 though ht
ha cho en not to prot st hh asst t, he stro,.ly rec:a 1•d1d that tit
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district be reassessed, limiting 1t to the few isolated cases where it was
really bad.
Kenneth Koel, 4001 South Pennsylvania, with property at 3903 South Grant
Street, stated he is disturbe«rby the •gross •isaanagement• of the project.
Re'""winted Council to know that he did not intend to pay the over-inflated
prices. He inquired about where the extra 110ney goes, cOlllenting that the
bids he has seen are 15 to 30 percent lower than the City's estiaated cost.
He asked why he was not inforaed of the District earlier, and he wondered why
he had to find out for hi•self that there was an approved list of licensed
contractors. In his opinion that list should have been included in the
original .. iling. He feels that the citizens should not have to pay for these
repairs, since other citizens in other cities (i.e, Denver, Littleton and
others) do not. He spoke about the inconsistencies tn .. rktng the concrete,
stating he has seen concrete wiich deftnttely needs to be replaced unaarked.
We asked wiat the standard is, and coaented that the project seas out of
control. He does not want to see concrete replaced every ten years and
expressed concem about the quality of concrete installed by a •1ow bidder.•
He does not object to replacing bad concrete, but does object to the unner in
wiich he was advised, stating he should have been given •fair waming. • In
suaary, he proposed leaving the concrete .. ruc1 as it is, giving the people
more ti• to do the work on their own; the June 7th deadline is too short, and
the only option s ... s to be to let the City do it at thetr inflated rates.
Council Nellber Hathaway clartfted, and Nr. Kallll concurred, that tt would be
possible to vet an extension on the June 7th peratt dNdltN and the June 21st
coapletton deadline. Additionally, that the costs quoted by Nr. Kae. •re
esttutes; that there are no excess 11ontes witch would 90 to any other Ctty
project, that all monies collected 11, the progr• go tnto the progr•; and
that collection is handled by Arapahoe County for witch the City pays a
certain fff to the County.
Possible reasons wiy Nr. Koel received hh nottce so late •re discussed.
Deputy City Clerk Eilts advised there •re no protest letters froa this area,
howver, 13 people silfted the petition circulated by lls. Nctfilliaas.
7. 3700-4200 South Pearl Street
arl, coaented that every one involved in tu lln""s,T'"'r'T"c~-c'.--,..~on~.....-'T'T",-,--r-~s and to do the wrk wtll be quite expensive. He
thouoht that if the Ctty wre to Ulldtrtake the wrtl, •st of tlle •rtliftlS
would disappear lftd Oftly about half would be l191tt•tely replaced. As a new
resident, ht did not receive any notice, that a 111 -...at tt• fr-ts too
short a ti• lo develop NCessary cash . lfl hts opt,iton the aoney could be
better s pent on tducat Oft, helplnt the poor, or other things that outweigh the
concrete Issue . He fell the tl•fr-lad the •rtlt111s should be reevaluated .
He does not fNI the concret at his address ts bad, Mr dots lie think It
warrant s replaclatfl .
C04111Ct1 ..... r Hithaway tnqu t rtd t( Nr . TMch WNld ,...,.rt the COKept of a
l0nt ·tera plan stellar to t tt11 •,ear as,Mlt ,avte111t plu, •tell WMld gtye
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everyone advance notice of the work to be done. He responded negatively.
However, he offered that a mini11Um of 12-IIOnths notice should be given for a
project of this nature. He also stated that Mr. Kaha could coae out and see
for himself that there is nothing wrong with the concrete at his hoae.
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised that no protest letters had been received from
this area; however, 11 people froa this area signed the petition circulated by
Ms. McWi 11 iaas.
8. 3700-4200 South Washington Street
Bill Broast, 3908 South Washi:yton, stated he is very concerned about the cost
of replacing the 90 1 of concre e along Mansfield and Washington. He explained
that in 1985 Mansfield had been resurfaced; tn 1987 Washington was included in
Paving District No. 33, and both of these projects have added to his taxes.
With the concrete replac ... nt, his taxes possibly could go up another $400.
He does not feel the entire 90' needs replac ... nt. He stated he understands
that if the curb and gutter are deteriorated, the road aay be destroyed. Mr.
Kahll atteapted to respond; however, Mr. Broast continued by stating how bad
York and Eastaan is and that the residents along Eastaan want repairs done.
He stated this 1s the kind of work we should be doing. He brought up the fact
that he asked two years ago for the curb at Warren and Tejon to be fixed and
it was still the saae way. He satd he agreed with everyone else who has
spoken -•get rtd of the district.•
Council Neaber Hathaway requested staff clleck on tt.e curb at Tejon and Warren
which she feels should have been included in Pavi .. District lo. 33.
llr. Broast stated the paving was done, but the c11rb ts still bad. He
coaented that Floyd, froa Untverstty west, 1s aach wrse tllu his property on
llansfteld; that the Ctty should be c0rr9eting the existing problems and forget
the District. He dtd not think the citizens sllollld a.ave to bear lOOI of the
costs, that it should be 50/50. He tlMMlgllt the proJKt sllollld be cucelled
until Council coaes up with a pl111 to share in tt.e costs.
Council Neaber Bullock c-ted that the way to i11erease costs 1s to funnel
it through governa.nt as opposed to having private illdividuals handle the
replac .. nts. llr. lroast dis .. reed, saying that Englewood 1s a saall
c01111Unity, that the •added costs wuld not have to be that treat to funnel it
through the governant of Englewood.•
Mr. Kahll reatnded Council that staff has idefttified city -wide about a half
•11Hon dollars in Ctty responstbiltty concrete rtpair wrk tllat has not been
funded. Therefore, tt ts not surprising that ta.. intersection -tioned by
Mr . Broas t has not been repa I red .
Council NNber Hathaway restated her request that Te.Jon 111d .,.,,... be cllecked .
Counctl Netiber Bullock asked that York Md Eastau be h1s,ected .
Council Netiber Clayton stated Nr . 1t•1 s observallOII btaN ,..,.1tt111 • that
the Ctty ts •re thu a half allltOII do11an 1• lf't"NN alrudy f• areas of
concrete replaceatt1t that the Ctty h ob1t11ted to do . Mt fwt r ,otnted out
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that if the City is expected to do all concrete repairs, it probably won't be
done. The only solution would be to raise the taxes.
Council Mellber Habenicht c01111ented that she sees a direct correlation between
the problems the citizens are feeling toward their city governaent and how
city governaent feels toward state and federal governaent llfflen programs are
mandated without funding.
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised there were no protest letters received from
this area; however, four people frOII the area signed the petition circulated
by Ms. McWilliaas.
9. 3700-4200 South Clarkson Street
Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised there were no protest letters received frOII
this area; however, three people frOII the area signed the petition circulated
by Ms. McWilliaas.
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Mayor Van Dyke asked if was anyone else in the audience wished to speak
concerning the Concrete Replaceaent District No. 1991, Zone 2.
Mr. Bud Vanderhoek c .. forward. He apologized for not COIiing forward earlier
iidien h 1s area was addressed ( 4 . 3700-4200 South Grant Street) . Nr.
Vanderhoek is the owner of EiMrty at Wl-Z3 South &rant iid lie coaented
that it is fairly obvious t ~hire 1s a good dial of c011fusion concerning
the aarkings and color codtngs. In his case, there are nine sections of
concrete along the front of the property; ortgt"ally etght out of the ntne
wre aarked to be replaced. After c011tacttng Nr. llla, Nr. Vudtrllotlt then
found that half of thta hid .... recoded, ....... It WIS CNftrad tllat , ......
coding denotes aargtnal concrete wlltch 1111 cause probl-wttllt" a ftve-year
period; howver, tt is not auditory to replace cNCrete aarbd ,....... Nr.
Vanderhoek inquired about the divtston of res,-1tbt1t~1 .. part of one
section ts on his property, the other part • his 111tfllll0r'1 property. Nr.
llla explaillld that tf a prtvate c011tractor ts lltred, Nr. VudtrtlOtk and the
nei9hbor i.ould have to work out a deal or Nr. Vlnderllotlt would llave to absorb
the cost; if the concrete ts replaced by tllt City II part of tllt Dtstrtct,
then both pieces of property would be assessed based OIi tllt property ltne.
Nr . Vanderhotk inquired about tllt 11st of qualified ltee•Hd C011tractor1; Nr.
Kahll offered to aall hi• the list .
Mr . Vanderhotk 19reed wttll previous c .... u llldt by Nr . ICNl COftUnllng tllt
t , .. rr ... , and the hardships tilt Dtstrtct 1111 a.ave • certat11 ctt 111111. Ne
wanted to know f the estt•tts are based OIi Ctty 1111loY111 doing tllt wrt or
tf they are bisect • c•tracttd work . Nr . llM stated t'-at a11 tllt wn h
put out on COIIPft live bid by ,rhate c•tractors. It WII chrtfttd tlllt tllt
prices iftCludt soae ctty ~ad .
Nr. Vanderilotk COIICludtd by .... tf tllt City .... tllt o,ttoa ... lM rtpt Ml
to do COftCrtte •rk btcau f.-ds are IIOt avatllble, .. ., ts tt tllt ..._ _..,,
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who does not have the aoney, does not have the saae right? He concurred there
are soae areas which definitely need replaceaent, i.e., west of the high
school on Mansfield; but a lot of the work proposed is marginal and he felt
the properties should be reevaluated.
In response to a question froa Council Mellber Habenicht, Mr. Kallll stated that
regular full-tiae staff's tiae is not billed into the project. He enumerated
the costs that are actually added as being associated with the bond sale,
interest, aailing costs, costs incurred if its necessary to hire teaporary
help for the construction, etc.
Council Mlaber Hathaway pointed out to Mr. Yanderhoek, in response to his
question about the holll o.ner's choice 1n this aatter, that he had just
exercised his choice by 1nfon11ng Council of his position 1n this aatter, and
that all residents of the District had been given the s-opportunity.
10. Yoluntur Concrete Proar•
No one appeared before Council wishing to speak conceming the YoluntNr
Concrete Progr•.
Zell£ 3 (DEVELOPER STREETS)
I. South Santa Fe Ctrcle
Construct 30' wtde pavtng (I I 3). Install Type I Industrial Concrete on both
sides.
Doll c-ron stated he pet1ttONCI Council to be included 111 tlle Otstrtct, 111d
hi offericl appreciation for being included. He further c-ted tut lie
appreciated the tr-ndMs StlfJPOrt 111d advise frea staff 1• .. tt1"1 tllh
project unden,ay.
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Mayor Yan Dyu stated tut all 1•f.,..tton preHllted dllrt .. U. •ltc
hearing, all letters received aad Mde a part of tlle record of die -tt"I,
will be taketl Into c011stderatton by Ctty Coacil before U. ft111l
deten11natton ts Mde on tlle z ... I (Pavt .. Dtstrtct lo. M), z ... Z (Coacrete
ReplaclMftt Progr• lo. INI/Yol11111tNr Coacrete), lftd z ... ; (Deft1o,er
Streets).
Nayor Yan O,ke asked If _,... else wtSMd to s,eak to tilts ts ...
Nr . lroHt retuf'Nd to tht ,odt• cz ... Z -J• SNt.11 ltllllt"lt•). Me
ncautred 1f It -..ld be pontble for 11:wo••n to ,...,., tlle baste a1seu•et
(cost of concrete tnst1llatt011) ,1111 a SI fN Md Nt be tncllldld tn tlle
Otstr ct as far II bonds art concerMd. He stated lie ,...fen tlle Ctt1 11:trt ..
t c011tractor. the cu, bet .. ,..,_,Ible fw tlle wrt, INtt lie did •t ... t
to be Included 111 tht Ohtrtct II fer 11 .,._. cests. etc ., are ew.taed. Nr .
el(Jlllllld that t ld be • adv tll8 to Nr . lroast fw tlle ctt, to
COft tr t for h fw 1 • If lie lltres 11:h -llc•Hd aad .......
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LIST OF CITIZENS APPEARING BEFORE CITY COUNCIL MARCH 25, 1991
PUBLIC HEARING
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACENENT NO. 1991
JANES E. KELLEY, 3176 SOUTH DELAIIARE
NARY E. TAOUTH, 3161 SOUTH DELAIIARE
ROBERT ROY, LIVES IN LAS VEW, HIS PARENTS OWN PROPERTY IN THE AREA OF
3100-3300 SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DRIVE EAST
JOE SPARACINO, IWIA&ER Of RICHAIID'S ll>TORS, 3717/3809 SOUTH WY
THONAS P. PELT«*, 3735-3737-3739 SOUTH BIIOADIMY
TC* SARTC*, RESIDOT MWiER Of VILLA PARADA APMTNEIITS, 3655 SOUTH DELAMARE
JEAIIIE NCVILLIMS, LIVES II NEElER, HEI ll>THER -HELEN R. IDIILLIMS -LIVES
AT 3795 SOUTH CUil
DEIIIIS R. CLELAIID, FLO COIITll)lS INC., 4242 SOUTH ~y
JMES NARON, PASTOR Of ENGLEWOOD FIRST ASSENILY Of GOD, 4101 SOUTH LINCOLN
JMES F. (JIM) HAGM, 41U SOUTH LOCM
CEOISE If. OPIE, 4Ut SOUTH POmYLIMIA
K£MIETH KOU, 4001 SOUTH POmYLIMIA
SLEIN A. THACH, 4201 SOUTH P£All
VILLIM E. (lllL) IIDUT, (OIIIS) 3tOI SOUTH MUNI.TIii · 1£SIDES AT 3142
SOUTH IAYL-
COINELIUS J. (IUD) VMllllHDEI, 3121-U SOUTH IIMT • 1£SIDES AT IMO SOUTH
ZEPNYI ST1£ET, LITTLETIII, CO. •1n
omt CMED, EISlomaD COIIIEICIAL IIIIUSTIIAL Nllt, 1£SIDES AT 270I I, VEST
RIVEi IMl.l CIICLE, LITTLETIII, CO •1n (797-2840)
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PARTIAL VERBATIMS FROM THE PUBLIC HEARING RE: ZONE 2, CONCRETE REPLACEMENT
PROGRAM/1991 -HELD ON 3/25/95
NARON: TWO AREAS THERE, ON THE CORNER. MR. CLAYTON YOU REFERRED TO THE
FACT THAT BEING ON A CORNER PIECE OF PROPERTY COSTS A LITTLE
MORE, All> YES IT DOES. WE HAVE A NARROW STRIP ON OXFORD STREET
THAT, tlJCH LIKE THIS GENTLEMEN HAO SPOKEN OF, I GUESS THAT WHEN
IT WAS PUT IN, IT WAS PUT IN JUST A LITTLE BIT LOIIER THAT THE
SIDEWALK, SO WE'RE SUFFERING THE CONSEQUENCES TOOAY. ON LINCOLN
STREET, I HAVE A FEW PIECES OF CONCRETE THERE THAT WAS REPLACED
ABOUT THREE YEARS AGO, AND IT'S ALREADY BROKEN UP. THREE MAYBE
FOUR YEARS AGO -I 'VE BEEN HERE FOR THREE YEARS, All> SO, 1 'M A
LITTLE CONCERNED ABOUT THE QUALITY OF WORK, WORKMANSHIP THAT'S
BEING PUT IN . I THUie THAT IN THIS PARTICULAR MATTER BECAUSE WE
HAVE A LOT OF TRAFFIC All> BECAUSE OF THE CHURCH'S LOCATION THERE
AND EVERYTHING, THE PARKING LOT THAT IS ON BOTH SIDES, WE NEED TO
CONSIDER A THICKER PIECE OF CONCRETE. I DON'T KNOW IF I CAN GET
THIS APPROVED AT THIS TINE, BUT I'D LIKE FOR YOU TO CONSIDER IT.
ALSO, THE ON LINCOLN STREET, I WAS LOOKING AT THE TYPES OF
SIDEWALK All> CURB THAT YOU HAVE AVAILABLE OR THAT IS CONSIDERED
FOR RESIDENTIAL OR FOR INDUSTRIAL, All> THERE WAS ONE PIECE HERE
THAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE IF IT'S ACCEPTABLE ON LINCOLN STREET TO,
ON PAGE 5 OF THESE, IT'S THE THIRD ONE DOIII, IF IT'S AT ALL
POSSIBLE I'D LIKE TO SEE IF IT'S SCIIETHING THAT ME COULD PUCE
THERE ON LINCOLN STREET. THERE AT ENGLEWOOD FIRST ASSENBLY OF
GOD, 410 I SOUTH LINCOLN.
VAN DYKE: YOU'RE REFERRING TO THE CONCRETE?
NAO: YES, THIS IS THE THIID EIMPLE HERE ON THIS PAGE. THIID -
DOIII. I BELIEVE THAT'S A 1• IMLl Ml) A 1•, Mt, IN THICICIESS I
SHOULD SAY, 1• ALL THE IIAY ACIDSS. M I RHilfT? Ml) THE MTTER
BEING THAT 11D THE P£0PU CONE IN TO PAIi IN OUI LOT, THEY DIIVE
OVER THE SIDEIIALl. A 4• IIAL.l, THAT'S JUST NOT ENDU&N. Ml) I
BELIEVE THAT'S THE R£ASal llfY THE SECTICIIS all£ OUT IEFORE.
KAHN: TH£ PARTICULAR SECTION HE IS R£FEIII• TO IS INT II( CALL
INDUSTIIAL TYPE B IIIICN IS atTUALLY A ST--CUii m mlVE
SECTION 111TH VERTICAL CUIII Ml) aITTEI lfllN 1• MI.MCEIT IMl.l. SO
THAT'S REALLY _,T APfllalllATE IIIER£ II( HAVE ca-ST1£ET PMII•.
BUT IT 'S NOT A PIDIUJI IIIER£ YGU HAVE A NITICUUI PIOIUJI lfllN
CAil DRIVING ON TH£ CUii Fm US TO INSTALL 1• lNIClt SIDEIIALl
BEHIND THAT ems.
NAO : OICAY . IF I UIIDERSTMI) RICillT, THEY'RE NOT ALLMD TO PM1 ca TH(
STREET IN Fat Of OUR auat MWAY, m AT LWT NOT AT 4101
SOUTH L INCOUI .
KAHN : I 'N NOT FMILIAlt lfllN WHAT THE PMKI• IEmlCTlcas Ml AT THAT
POINT .
NAO : I 'Y[ DEAU lfllN THIS 111TH THE POLICE DENITIOT , THEY 'ft
SUPPOIUD NE ca OCCASICIIS IIIEN CMS MER£ MIUD II THE STREET
BLOCII• UP OUR PMKING Mll . THAT CIUCN *5 IUI IN Cl1STCIK[
Fm SON[ IO YEARS _, SO 111TH THIS IN NINO, I lfOULD LIU F• YOU
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TO CONSIDER THE IDEA OF PLACING THIS TYPE IN. I DON'T KNOW IF I
SHOULD HAVE TO, IF I HAVE TO APPROACH MY NEIGHBORHOOD IF THAT'S
SOMETHING THEY WOULD ALLOW ...
VAN DYKE: I BELIEVE THAT THE REQUEST IS FOR YOUR PROPERTY ALONE?
NARON: YES, JUST MY PROPERTY ALONE. BECAUSE THE REST OF THE STREET IT'S
NO PROBLEM PARKING THERE ON THE STREET SIDE, BUT ALONG THAT
CORNER ON 4101 SOUTH LINCOLN All> ALSO ON OXFORD STREET, VE DO
HAVE PARKING RIGHT ALONG THE EDGE OF THE CHURCH, THEY JUST DRIVE
RIGHT ACROSS THE SIDEWALK All> PARK RIGHT NEXT TO THE CHURCH.
VAN DYKE: All> THE ADDED COSTS YOU DON'T SEE AS A PROBLEM?
NARON: WELL, IT'S ALWAYS A PROBLEM, BUT
VAN DYKE: REALIZING THAT WOULD BE AN UPGRADE IN CONCRETE?
NARON: RIGHT. BASICALLY WHAT HAS HAPPENED, VE HAD A DUNPSTER PLACED
OVER CII THAT SID£ OF THE aJllDING, AND llfEN THE TRUCKS WOULD
DRIVE IN THEY DROVE DOIII TH£ SIOEIMl.l EVERY SIRE TINE THEY
DROVE DOIII TH£ SIDOIAll ABOUT IO' AND I 'II LOOKING AT A TOTAL Of
PRffiY CLOSE TO 200' REPUCEIEIT -SHOO WORTH Of REPAIR
ACCORDING TO YOUR ESTIMTES, All> THAT'S NOT SCIIETHllli I LIKE TO
LOOK AT M I ICIIJII IT HAS TO I( Dell(. I'll NOT COilli TO AIMiUE
THAT FACT. THAT AREA CII OXFORD STREET, THE LOIi IIAIIDII STRIP, I
DO ICIIJII THAT llfEII IT IIAS POURED, YOU CAN TELL THAT THAT, IT
DIDN'T SI•, IT IIASll'T SOIIETNllli THAT HAPPENED TIRIUal TH( YEARS,
llf0€VER POURED IT UCl llfEII THEY POURED IT, APPMOITLY ALLOIIED
IT, ON, IT'S AIOUT J/4• IELOII THE SIDOIALK, SO HERE II( Al£.
MOTHER MTIER TOO THAT I'D LIU TO ••• TO YOUR ATIOTla, IN
1174, I FOUNO A Lmtl II THE CNUICN MTED 1174, MSTUI P01Y HAD
APPDCH£D THE c1n CGIIICIL Of .. , •• --· OITUllt( IITO THE OWN ,. •• LDT • OlfCIIII smn. -THAT IMS .... ED. I
STILL Mft THAT Lmtl a ._,, -IASICALLY All TN(Y 1111£ AT
THAT TIii£ IMS THEY IIIIC£ OUT THE CUii _, IT All.MD Fell THE CMS
TO EITEi IITO TH( ..... AIU, TMT AIU. IUT IT DOUll'T um
COOD. _, lltORO IMS -.alli THE S1Dl1Mll,H£ SAID, II( Uft 11£ A
CMD THAT SAID THAT IIIEI IT CGES TIii£ FCll 1£PUCOIEIIT TO JUST
,1¥£ NIM A CALL _, TMT TN(Y IIDUlD IINIM THE IISTALLI• Of A
DRIWE II TMT PMTICUUI MEA . I IIMITtD TO 1£QU[ST THAT Of YOU
AS IIELL, TO 1£CGNFI• TMT IT IS CICAY.
HATIWMY : THIS IS FDR M ACTIML CUii CUT? CUii CUT DRIWElllY S(CTICII?
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DO YOU S([ A ,..DI IUTN THAT?
NOT AT ALL. IIIAT 'D NrEI TO DO IS IIEn IIITN YOU II rt
_, 'LL DISCUS All OI tOUI a.tas II TtlllS Of 1ll£ lYIII'. Of'
SECTION THAI ' #•IONIAT[ -llllTffla STIUtW II( •o TO
NOICCI THAT • HOii TllaS DR NTPO.
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NARON: OKAY. HAS THERE BEEN ANY SAY SUPPORT AS FAR AS MAKING THESE
TRASH SERVICES RESPONSIBLE FOR ROAD AND SIDEWALKS? ANY KNOWLEDGE
OF THAT AT ALL?
KAHM: ANY TIME THAT WE'RE AWARE OF A SPECIFIC INSTANCE WHERE A TRASH
TRUCK OR A CONCRETE TRUCK PULLS INTO A DRIVEWAY AND BREAKS
CONCRETE, IF WE HAYE REFERENCE TO SPECIFIC INPUT, INSTANCES, WE
CAN FILL COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE PEOPLE. AND OFTEN WE'RE
SUCCESSFUL IN COLLECTING DAMAGES FROM THEM. HOWEVER, IN MANY
INSTANCES PARTICULAR TRASH TRUCKS, THEY HAYE AGREEMENTS, VENDOR
AGREEMENTS WITH THEIR CLIENTS THAT MAKE THEM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
THAT DAMAGE. OUR STAFF JUST SPENT AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME
WORKING WITH OUR LOCAL HAULER WITH DAMAGE THAT WAS DONE AT BISHOP
SCHOOL AND THERE WAS A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE SCHOOL ANO THE HAULER
MAKING THE HAULER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THAT DAMAGE.
VANDYKE: THAT'S A GOOD POINT, SOMETHING YOU NEED TO RESEARCH ONCE THE NEW
CONCRETE IS IN, THAT YOU ARE PROTECTED.
NARON: I THINK THAT WE'VE TAKEN CARE OF THAT PROBLEM. I HAD TO PLACE
THE DUMPSTER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CHURCH, ALONG THE ALLEY,
BUT I REALLY COULDN'T SEE WHY THEY HAD TO DRIVE All THE WAY DOWN
THE SIDEWALK. I DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT, BUT ANYWAY I APPRECIATE
YOUR TIME.
OPIE: I MOVED TO ENGLEWOOD ABOUT 15 tlJNTHS AGO FD LAKEWOOD, ANO
EVERYTHING I 'VE SEEN SO FAR HAS GIVEN NE THE IMPRESSION THAT
SOMEBODY IN ENGLEWOOD IS DOING SOMETHING RIGHT. I 'VE BEEN VERY
IMPRESSED WITH TH( 1USIN£SSES ANO All THAT I LIVE WITH ANO WORK
WITH IN THE AREA. HDW£VER, I M CONCEMIED ABOUT THE MTIER
TCIUGHT, THE CONCl£TE IIEPUCDDT PIOaM. I ID THAT IN
SEVEUL Of TH( ENGLEIIIOO NlVSlITTEIS THAT I 'VE RECEIVED, TH(
PIDIUII HAS IEEN ,OUITED OUT AIOUT DECIEASED TAI IIEYOll£S DUES TO
POOi IUSINESS _, POOi ECGIIIIUC SITUATICII IUING TN£ MST FEV
YEMS. _, AS SGNE P£Olll.E NAVE POIITED OUT HEIi£ TCIIIUIIT, IT'S
NOT Clla.Y YM ltEY[lll[S THAT ARE -TING. I, I'll D ••• LESS
IIINEY T1WI 1 IIAS A YW MD _, I 'II CIII£ Of TN£ LIIClY CIIIES IIIO
NASll'T IEEN LAID OFF. _, I NOTED TH( HEADt.lNE AITICLE Of TH£
IOCIY IOIITAII IIEVS TID MEW MD SUNDAY IIAS, CONCERNED TH(
POVERTY ISSUE_, TN£ IICl£ASE IN MELFARE IIOLLS AIOII) TH( TM.
I FOUND THIS ISSUC TO CClllf UPCII NE 1111" A VERY SUDDOI _, VERY
lAIISC UIIIIIDG(TED UPOISE TO DEAL 1111". Ml) I 'II SUI£ A LOT Of
OTHER PCOf\E FACE THE SM£ PIOllfJI. NY IIIFE _, I TAKE M
LITTU CHILD FOi IML.lS MOUND THE NEHiiNIOIHOOO QUITE FIIEQU(ITLY
Ill) SO W SEE A LOT Of CCIICltTE _, ME DRIVE A STIDl.LCI SO IT
CS US VERY Of lME SITUATICII . lMEIIE ARE A FlV SPOTS lMAT
Al( fflY N Ill) W(IY DIFFICUt. T TO TUfflS( II lMIS IIAY .
IUT ALSO NOTICED TNAT MST Of TH( CCIICICTE II lMIS All£A IS
VE L-VEL , VER SNDOJM , _, fflY WY TO IIALk CII , ALSO WY TO
IV( A ST LEI Ol(I . -I lMING l 'V( •ncm IS TNAT TN[
TC II THE AIU DATCD ltll IS II fflY IICC SIM _, MAS
CCIVEO ND C. SPOTS CII IT . I Al.SO ICD TN(
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HANG ON TO IT AS LONG AS WE CAN. I'D LIKE TO BRIEFLY ADDRESS THE
IDEA THAT'S BEEN BROUGHT UP ABOUT THE FAIRNESS OF ASSESSING BY
FRONTAL FOOT. I KNOW MR. CLAYTON Ifl>ICATED THAT IT'S UNFAIR FOR
ONE PERSON TO PAY FOR THE NEXT HOUSE THAT OOESN'T TAKE CARE OF
THEIR CONCRETE OR DRIVES A TRUCK OYER IT. NOW I HAVE A NEIGHBOR
WHO HAS A LARGE TRUCK AND OF COURSE IN HIS APPROACH TO HIS OWN
PROPERTY HE DRIVES OVER MY CURB SIDE, SO IT'S NOT EXACTLY ALWAYS
MY OWN, THAT I CAN CONTROL MYSELF. I GUESS IN CONCLUSION, I'D
SAY THAT THERE ARE A FEW SPOTS TO DEFINITELY NEED TO BE DONE,
THAT NEED TO BE ADDRESSED, BUT I'D ALSO LIKE TO ASK FOR MORE OF
MR. KAHN'S GENEROSITY IN THIS ISSUE BECAUSE IT JS A VERY LARGE
EXPENSE FOR ALL OF US, AND I'D ALSO LIKE TO HANG ON TO THE
CONCRETE THAT IS SOLID AND GOOD AS LONG AS WE CAN BEFORE WE
REPLACE IT WITH NEW CONCRETE THAT MY GIVE US PROBLEMS IN A FEW
YEARS.
DID YOU WISH TO MEET WITH MR. ICAHM IN THE FIELD IN REGARD TO THE
ARBITRARY MMKINGS?
OPIE: NOT NECESSARILY. I FEEL MY talCIETE JS Ill SOLID AND DECENT
CONDITION, BUT I HAVEN'T CHOSEN TO PIIOTEST MY PARTICULAR NARKS
YET.
HATHAWAY: BUT IIHAT YOU ARE ASIJNG FOR IS llllD Of M EYAlUATlm Of IIHAT
OTHER SECTUIIS MY liO Ill WO TO Tlll£E YEARS SO YOU CM MKE M
INVESTMENT AT mE TIME?
OPIE: NO.
HATHAWAY: THAT ISN'T IIHAT I HEAR EITHER, I JUST IWIT TO CLARIFY IIHAT IIE
HEARD.
OPIE: I'M ASIING FOi M, 11\Ylf M Owtl All IEASSESSIIDIT Of THE DISTRICT
TO LIMIT IT TO A FEIi ISOl.ATED CASH IHRE 1HIIIS M£ 11£AL.LY UD.
II IEIOAL, I 1HI• THE CGIDl1t IS SOLID_, SGUIID II THE M£A,
MD lllE I SAID, I'll AFIAID Of 1£,UCING IT 1111N 1EV CGICl£TE.
MR. UNN NIIISELF INDICATED THAT SCIIIE Of THE IIOIO CGIICl(T( IS
&IVING US TIDUILE.
IU"IIS: MR. OPIE, YOUI PIOlt.EN AT 4111 SGU1N POii, JS THAT JUST CUii Ml>
&UTTER OR SIDDW.l THAT YOU ID£ SPUYED FOR?
OPIE : SJDDW.l.
IU"INS : SIDDW.l mu. IIDT CUii Ml) CUTTtl .
OPIE :
IU"I IIElL, YOU NAVE A VOTICAL CUii THEI£, DO YGU? OR DO IGU Mft 1HE
PM?
OPIC :
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I 'll ll>T SUI£ I DACTLY UIIDOST_,, TN( Cll:·PIECC SIDOMU M)
CUTTER , All• •••
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HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, I JUST WANT TO COMMENT THAT I'VE BEEN VERY IMPRESSED
THIS EVENING TO SEE SO MANY NEIGHBORS COME FORWARD ANO THEY
AREN'T SPEAKING ON JUST THEIR OWN BEHALF, BUT THEY ARE SPEAKING
FOR EACH OTHER ANO TOGETHER, ANO I THINK THAT IS REALLY AN
IMPORTANT THING TO SAY ABOUT THE COtll.lNITY ANO ABOUT THE CITIZENS
WHO LIVE HERE. I'M REALLY IMPRESSED. ANO MOVED.
KOEL: IN ESSENCE I'M VERY DISTURBED BY THE, WHAT I DEEM, GROSS
MISMANAGEMENT, AND I'VE WRITTEN DOWN A FEW COMMENTS AND I'LL
PROBABLY ELABORATE ON THOSE AS WELL. BUT AS LONG AS EVERY EFFORT
HAS BEEN MADE TO INFORM YOU HOW I'M GOING TO PAY YOUR OVER
INFLATED PRICES AND WHAT YOUR PROPOSAL IS IF I CAN'T COMPLY BY
JUNE 7TH IS IN ESSENCE A BLANK CHECK. WHERE IS All THE EXTRA
MONEY GOING WHEN THE BIOS I'M SEEING ARE 15-30S LOWER THAN YOUR
PRICE? FURTHER, YOUR CITY RETAINED CONTRACTOR Will MOST LIKELY
BID LOWER. WHERE IS THE MONEY GOING? IS IT DOWNTOWN ENGLEWOOD?
WITH THE LITTLE SHOPPING AREA WHERE THERE'S NO STORES? OR IS IT
THE PARKING PERMITS FIASCO THAT'S CURRENTLY TAKING PLACE? YOU
SAY I HAVE A CHANCE TO PAY A LOWER PRICE. A CHANCE? I HAVE TO
COMPLY WITH WHAT TO ME IS SOME HEAVY DUTY CASH WITHIN SIX WEEKS.
WHY WASN'T I INFORMED OF THIS SIX MONTHS OR TVELVE MONTHS AGO?
WHY 00 I HAVE TO FIND OUT ON MY OWN ABOUT AN APPROVED LIST OF
CONTRACTORS? COULDN'T YOU HAVE HELPED ME OUT SOME BY INCLUDING
IT IN YOUR MAILING? WHERE ARE THE DETAILS OF THE SO CALLED LOW
INTEREST LOAN? WHY IS THE ONLY DETAILED INFORMATION THAT I HAVE
RECEIVED CONCERNING HOW YOU'RE GOING TO SCREW ME OUT OF IUIJREOS
OF DOLLARS? WHAT THIS IS IS A VERY POORLY MANAGED PROJECT.
FURTHER, WHY ISN'T IT A PART Of THE CITY BUD6ET? DENVER All)
LITTLETON MD AFTER TCIIUiHT OTHERS FD WHAT I UNDERSTAII) 00 NOT
HAVE TO PAY THESE IIIEIPECTED HU5E NOln'S OF IUl(Y TO HAVE THEIR
STREETS MAIIITAIIIED. I DICll'T RECEIVE MY INFOIIIATICII REURDING
THIS AT MY ADDRESS llllll A MER MiO. I HAVE SEEN CCIICRETE THAT
NOST DEFINITELY IE REPUCEO IIINICEO. I Ka THAT THE CITY
INSPECTORS COVERED THE AREA _,.., MY NON' S HOUSE TlltEE OR FOUR
TIMES All) IT'S CRAZY. THERE'S STILL CCIICRETE THAT SHOULD IE
IWllED TO IEPUCE MG SOME CCIICRETE THAT IIAS RED &£TS CIWCED
UCI( TO CREEN ., SOME CREEN THAT ,ns CIWlliEO TO IED. FUITll(R,
STILL AT MY NON'S PUCE, HO MILIN& STATES THAT MEI CCIICRETE IS
MAllGINAL OR CR([N IIN(JI IN FACT OVER HALF IS M11KED RED. THIS IS
TN£ CCIICRETE THAT &OT CIWlli(O IACl TO CREEN. IUT lltAT'S TN(
STANDARD? IT SEDIS RATHER OUT OF CCIITIIOl TO ME, Ml> NOii Ml I
SUPPOSED TO PUI MiAINST THIS. I ALSO TM£ ISSUE AT THE LOWEST
IIDOER . TO ME THIS IS IIIIEIEIITLY MEMS CNEAP. THIS IS APPARENT
IN NUCH OF THE CCIICl(T£ INSTALLED IN THE WT 10 YEMS
PARTICUUltl.Y SOME OF THE CCIU£1E PUCED WITH TN£ INSTAll.ATICII Of
THE STOM SEWER . l 'VE SEEN SOME THAT IS IN as£ SNAPE TNM TN(
THIRD YtM OlD COICRtl[. MJOITIC*LLY, THE SM( NOlDS TIU( FOi
CONCRETE INSTALLED TO awt.Y 1111" THE HELCMIR ACC(SSIIILITY
ISSUE . SO WHY 1£,UC( CCIICR[T( THAT COULD POSSlkY WT •TNER
TEN YEAIS WITH COICR[l[ THAT Mill HAVE TO IE R[,UC[D IN TEN
YEARS MYIMY? Ml) I 'll VOY DISTUIICD IY TN£ ATTITUD( I SC[ C11
CCUICI IN FACT THAT II( HAVE TO HAVE A CCIICRET[ DISTRICT ,
AND YOU 'RC llOWIN& 1111" IUIIOS OF TIit([ Ml> A NAlF IIILLICII
VCRSUS TNE 'NO IIIL ICII OF OTH(I, OF OTNER CITl£S lltCN IN FACT IF
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FOR THE BUDGET? EARLIER WITH, AS I RECALL, EARLIER IN THE
DISCUSSION WITH NS. MCWILLIAMS, AH, WE DISCUSSED NUMBERS OF
$350,000 AND THE DIFFERENCE WAS IN REGARDS TO THE FINANCING OF
THE BONDS THEMSELVES ANO THE LAWYERS AND THE LEGAL FEES AND All
OF THAT. WELL IT'S INTERESTING BECAUSE IF YOU START GOING TO
PRIVATE CONTRACTORS LIKE SOME OF US WHO CAN AFFORD IT, THAT MONEY
FALLS RIGHT OUT BECAUSE YOU TAKE JUST lSS OF THE $350,000 AND YOU
CAN KNOCK IT DOWN TO BELOW THE $300,000 IMMEDIATELY. NOW WHAT
ABOUT THE 20-30S DECREASES THAT WE'RE SEEING GOING TO PRIVATE
CONTRACTORS? I AN A NEW tOIE OWNER, I'M NOT NEW TO ENGLEWOOD BY
ANY MEANS. I WAS BORN AND RAISED HERE. BUT I'M REALLY DISTURBED
BECAUSE IF I HADN'T BEEN INVOLVED WITH NY O'S PROPERTY AND
CONSEQUENTLY DECIDED ONE NIGHT LAST WEEK TO CHECK NY OWN AND LOW
AND BEHOLD HERE I AN NOW OWING Sl,600, AND I HAD TO CONTACT THE
CITY TO FIii> OUT WHERE NY PAPER WORK WAS. WHAT ABOUT THE NEW
HOMEOWNER THAT'S CCIIE INTO OUR FRIEll>LY CITY? HE IIIN'T HEAR
ABOUT IT a.lTIL lltEN? All> I liUESS IN ESSENCE, DON'T liET NE WRONG,
I'M NOT SAYING DON'T REPLACE CONCRETE, I'M SAYING BEING DECENT
ABOUT IT. All> BEING DECENT ABOUT IT IS liIYINli NE FAIR INNING.
I CAN AFFORD IT, BUT liIYE NE TINE. I CAN'T AFFORD THAT IN Sil
WEEKS. I IGST LIKELY WILL. I' LL DO WHATEVER I CM TO KEEP THE
MONEY OUT OF YOUR POCKET, BUT THAT'S WHAT IT AIOl(TS TO.
VAN DYKE : MR. KOEL, IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN DO AT THIS TINE TO HELP
FACILITATE YOUR CONCERNS?
KOEL:
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I WOULD PROPOSE LEAVING IT MARKED AND lilYE US SOME TINE TO PAY
FOR IT, BECAUSE WHAT YOU'RE SAYINli IS THAT If I CM'T CCIIE UP
WITH THIS MONEY WITHIN THE NEXT Sil WEEKS BEFORE JIii£ 7TH lltEN
THE FINAL PERNITS ME DUE, THEN I HAYE TO DEAL WITH WHATEVER
PRICE YOU TIIIOU&N AT NE. All> THAT'S OPEN DUD All THE IMY
TIIIOUGH. THERE'S NOTHUlli CAST IN CONCRETE ON THAT. PMDON THE
PUN, I liUESS. All> I HAYE NO Pat.DI WITH REPUCINli THE UD
CONCRETE. DITIEDU, MYIE IT HAD TO IE POINTED OUT TO NE, All>
I 011.'T ICD THAT'S THE IMY THE ...,.. IIJMED TO I( QUITE
HON£ST WITH YOU. Ml) I HAit • Pat.DI WITH 1£PUCI• TNE UD
CONCRETE, IUT OCll'T IN£ NE MY MHD1 EltlYCIII( ELSE IS IIIIOUtD TO
PAY THESE INFLATED PRICES, Ml) I OCll'T SEE""' OTNO lllY AIDUIID
IT. If IT 'S cosn• THAT NUCN TO FIIIMIC[ THE DISTIICT' DCll'T DO
THE DISTRICT. Ml) ... Cl.Amil, NE SAYS lllll TIO 11('1£ IOlllli TO
HAYE A CONCRETE FM:T«.Y Ml> THE COIICl£TE TIUClS U IY TNE CITY
All> All THAT , 11£'1£ •T SAYlllli THAT . 11('1£ JUST IOI• TO PRIVAT E
CONTRM:TS llfiHT a Ml) liETTlllli TNE SAYll&S . YOU OCll 'T NAY£ TO
DO THAT AS A CITY . CM 'T THE CITY CCIITWT lflTN PRIVATE
CONTUCTOIS LI U l 'N IOlllli OUT ,c..-u DOlllli ? Ml) TN(N IT
JUS T IE CONE SCNEDUl ED MINTEIIMIC E. Ml) IT 50S UCI DOIII TO
WITHIN THE -IS STATED IY 115 . NtVllllMS . FD NT I CM SC
All> THAT'S IE LATIV(LY •DUCATICIW., ll 'S JUS T CGll8I
RI CI, FOR A POI NT Of Ct.MI FICATICII CII THE DA TU Of 7TH •
THAT IS THE M:TUAL TM[ OUT DAT Of THE P£•u n COll(CT? IT 'S •r CESSMILY CCIISTIUCTI CII?
RI CiHT, THE T DAY FOR PR IYAT CCIISTU:TICII M:COll)I TO
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HATHAWAY: IS THERE ANY POSSIBILITY WITH THE FACT THAT SOME OF THE CONCRETE
REPLACEMENT IN THE PAYING DISTRICT AND OTHER THINGS THAT MIGHT BE
CITY RESPONSIBILITY MIGHT END UP TAKING INTO LATE JUNE, EARLY
JULY, IS THERE ANY POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THAT DATE FOR PRIVATE
DUTY CONTRACT SUCH AS MR. KOEL'S THAT MIGHT BE TAKEN OUT OF THAT
JUNE 7TH DATE? BUT IS THERE ANY POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THAT
JUNE 21ST DATE FOR COMPLETION? ON AN INOIYIDUAL CASE BY CASE
BASIS?
KAHM: CERTAINLY, AND IT'S NOT UNCOIN>N FOR US TO DO THAT. I WOULD
THINK A LOT DEPENOS ON THE MAGNITUDE OF THE PROJECT OVERALL
PAYING DISTRICT WHEN WE GET TO THAT POINT, ANO THE CONTRACTORS
SCHEDULING, BUT THE CONTRACTOR DOESN'T START IN ALL AREAS OF THE
PROJECT AT THE SAME TIME, SO THERE'S OFTEN ROOM FOR CONCESSIONS
THERE.
HATHAWAY: YOUR HONOR, l'D ALSO LIKE CLARIFICATION FROM MR. ICAllt AS FAR AS
THESE FIGURES. THESE FIGURES ARE INOEED ESTIMATES?
ICAIII: THESE FIGURES ARE ESTIMATES. ANO AS I NENTICllm EARLIER llt(JI NS.
MCWILLIAMS WAS UP, SHE HAD liOTTEN QUOTES OF S16 WHERE OUR ACTUAL
BASE UNIT WAS SIi.SO. I'D LllE TO POINT OUT THAT THE RESOLUTICII
WAS PUT TOGETHER APPIOXIMATELY TWO IIIITHS AGO HII OUR 1•UT
PRICES WERE DEYELOP£D AT A TINE HII IIE IIERE, HII THIS CCUITRY
WAS ON OUR WAY TO IIM. IIE WERE LOOllllli AT VERY JNFLATm OIL
PRICES POSSJILY, All> SO THERE WAS A IWIGJI PLACm JI THE PIWECT
TO COVER THAT, THAT SITUATICII. THE ACTUAL COSTS WILL IE BASED ON
THE ACTUAL CCIISTRUCTICII PRICES IIE RECEIVE FD THE LOIi QUALIFIED
CCIITRACTOR JI TH£ IID PIOCESS.
HATIWMY: ALSO, JI MMR TO MR. ICOEL'S QUESTICII, THE EXCESS DEY DOU NOT
liO TO THE DOIIITCIII DEYELOflEIT, IT DOES NOT liO TO MYTHJllli ELSE.
IT liO(S IIACl INTO THAT DISTlJCT ••••
UIII: THERE IS NO EICESS IIIIIEY. IIE USE A FJIWICIAL DISOR TO SEE TO
IT THAT II( DCll'T DI) UP II •unVE CASH AT THE DI) Of THE TEN
YEAR PIO<M. IUT IIE CUT IT AS TICIIT AS IIE CM, All Of THE
DIES THAT AIE COllECTtD II THE .... liO INTO THE PIO<M.
HATHAMAY : IUT THERE JS ll>T •cESSMILY A SLUSH f\lllD •nu II? OTHEI TIN
WHAT IT TAKES TO U THIS PIOaM OWEI THE TEI-YEAR CYCLE?
UIII : AISOLUTELY. THE Olll.Y SLUSH FUID, SO TO SPEM, THERE 'S A 21
CCIITlllliOICY THAT IIE All FOi COllECTICII, OFFSET COllECTICII Of
DEFICIEJICIES. THEIE M£ 5GII( PIOJ£CTS THAT &OOATE A LITTLE Ill
OF NOIEY All> OTHEl PIO,JECTS IIE LOSE A l lTTU Ill Of NOIEY .
THAT 'S JUST A f\lllD THAT AFFECTS PAVlllli DISTIICTS •
HATHMMY : All> All THE COll(CTICII IS II (SSDIC( IWIUD IY AUNIIIC CCUITY
MYIMY IIUCN MC IMVE TO MY A COTAII FH: FOi T1D TO COll(CT IT .
UIII : THAT 'S COIICCT .
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RECEIVING NOTICE ABOUT THE PAVING DISTRICT, WAS IT IN THE PAST
MONTH THAT YOU PURCHASED ANO CLOSED THIS HOME?
I PURCHASED AND CLOSED APRIL l OF LAST YEAR.
OKAY. THE ONLY REASON I THINK IT MAY NOT HAVE COME TO YOU IS IF
YOU'RE STILL NOT, FOR SOME REASON, THE PERSON OF RECORD AS OWNER.
I WAS NOT THE PERSON OF RECORD, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN THE HOUSE
IS VACANT EITHER.
I UNOERSTAM> THAT. I'M JUST SAYING, THE REASON I WAS ASKING A
MONTH OR SO IS THAT MOST REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS TODAY DO HAVE
PENDING ASSESSMENT CLAUSES ON THEM AM> I THOUGHT THAT MIGHT BE AN
AREA TO LOOK TO TO YOUR PREVIOUS SELLER. UNFORTUNATELY, IT
DOESN'T APPLY TO YOU.
KOEL: IN CLOSING, ALL I CAN SAY, 30 TO 40I IS THE SANE WHETHER IT'S
$10,000 OR A MILLION DOLLARS. ALL OF US IN THIS ROOM ARE ON A
BUDGET, ANO 30I, 40I HURTS NE JUST LIKE ON NY INCOME JUST LIKE IT
DOES ON YOUR CITY INCOME. All> IT'S THE SANE IMPACT. SO.
VAN DYKE : VE DO APPRECIATE YOUR INPUT ANO IIE WILL CONSIDER IT.
THACH:
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I AGREE WITH A LOT Of COMMENTS THAT THE RESIDENTS MOE, ANO I
THINK IT'S REAL EASY FOR THE COUNCIL TO SIT UP THERE ANO TELL US
HOii BAD OUR CONCRETE IS OR SAY YOU'RE GOING TO PAY A Sl,000 FOR
REPLACEMENT Of THIS, BUT IF YOU LOOK AT A LOT Of THE COMMENTS
THAT HAVE BEEN MADE HERE, AH, EVERYCIIE IS CII A IUDCET Ml> IT'S
EXPENSIVE, Ml> I THI• IF TH£ CITY MER£ TO UIIDERTME
IMPROVEMENTS, THE CRAYCIIS All> SPRAY CMS IIOUlD PaAll.Y
DI SAPP£AR, Ml> I OCII' T THI• HALF Of IIIAT YOU INKED IIOUI.D IE
LECITIMTELY IEPUCED. AH, I MOVED INTO IIY HDUS£ II JULY Ml> I
HAD NO NOTICE ABOUT THIS AT ALL. Ml> I Ml££ 111TH THE COIIDTS
CII THE TINEFUIIES THAT Sil MEW IS M MWULLY SHOil TINE TO
DEVELOP THAT MUCH CASH. SP£M1NG FOi TIIO OF IIY IIEUNOIS, TIIO Of
THEN ARE Ol.D(R IOU 1111) AR£ SIIIClE, DIWIICED GI lflDOMED, Ml> CIIE
lfOMN TOLD NE THAT HER MEDICAL ElP£11S£S AR£ NOif PER IUITH THM
HER FOOO BILL. THE OTHER UDY ltAS ltllD OF INTUUDATED IY THE
COUNCIL AID SHE SAID THAT I COUU> CGNE DOIII HER£, IUT IT lfOUlDN' T
DO MY COOO. Ml> I THI• THERE'S A PlfTTY CUM NESSAC( HON
MOST Of THE PEOPLE _, PIOUll Y A LOT OF THE 1£SIDOITS AS MELL AS
IUSIIIESS Olll(IS THAT THE PUN ISl 'T VERY MELL THOUCNT OUT . _, I
JUST LIU TO NM£ SUR£ THAT THC COUICIL UIIDERSTMm HR£ IIE 'RE
COMING FD. _,, AH, SCJNE OF THE ISSUCS THAT Ml'VE TALUD AIOUT
• POVCUY GI OJUCATICII, SCNOOLS, THIIICS LIU THAT OUT'lf[ICH THE
CCIICRETC ISSUC, YOU ICIOI, I NEM IN THE CCIIUIITY I THI• THCR('S
A LOT IOt£ IN'ORTMT THIICS ME IIECD TO IE LOOltllC AT THM OUR
S1l0Al.l$. YOU .... If YOU FIXCD even ,OT NOLE I lfOUlD
CCIISIDCR FIIIIC IIY COIICR(T[. YOU ICJDI .
00 YOU •n MY S,CCIFIC a.cc• YOU 'D Lil£ US TO MJDRtSS
fURTHEI ?
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THACH: YEAH, I THINK YOU NEED TO REEVALUATE YOUR TIME FRAMES. I THINK
YOU NEED TO REEVALUATE EVERYTHING YOU'VE MARKED, AND GET BACK
WITH US. BECAUSE, I MEAN, YOU KNOW, I LOOK AND I GUESS A LOT OF
PEOPLE PROBABLY GOT THESE IN THE MAIL. YOU SPEND S3 OR $4
DOLLARS ON EACH OF THESE, YOU KNOW, IT'S EASY TO SEE WHERE ALL
THIS EXTRA MONEY HAS C(IIIE IN FOR THE EXPENSE. AND I WON'T ARGUE,
I'VE SEEN BAD CONCRETE. I DON'T THINK MY HOUSE HAS ANY. I'VE
NEVER HAD A PROBLEM. I'VE NEVER SEEN ANYONE TRIP OUT THERE.
I'VE SEEN YOUR TRUCKS RUN OVER IT. I'VE SEEN THE PLOIIS HIT IT,
YOU KNOW. I MEAN YOU'RE JUST COMING AT IT FROM A TOTALLY WRONG
ANGLE. AND I THINK YOU NEm TO LOOK AT YOUR TIME FRANES MO, YOU
KNOW, STUFF THAT'S TRULY BAD SHOULD BE FIXED, I WON'T ARGUE THAT.
BUT STUFF IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE, I FEEL IS FINE, MD I JUST CAN'T
SEE REPLACING IT.
HATHAWAY: MR. THACH, WOULD YOU SUPPORT THE CONCEPT Of CONltc UP WITH A LONG
TERM TYPE PLAN SUCH AS THE CIIE If( CURRENTLY HAVE FOR ASPHALT
PAVEMENT THAT WOULD ADORESS THIS SAY OVER TEN YEARS, BUT WOULD
GIVE EVERYBODY A NOTIFICATICII THAT SAY TO EXPECT SAY IN THE NEXT
FIVE YEARS YOUR CONCRETE lflLL IE PART Of A DISTRICT All> THAT SORT
OF THING? WOULD YOU ...
THACH: I DON'T AGREE lflTH THE DISTRICT AT ALL. I JUST THINK, MYTIME
YOU GET A COMMITTEE TOGETHER IT SEEMS LIKE YOU JUST SPEii> A LOT
MORE DEY, All> I THI•, I THI• IF THE CITY WERE TO UNDERTAKE
ALL THE CONCRETE, I THI• YOU MOUUll'T IE SO FREE TO 1W1K UP
EVERYTHING, MD I THI• YOU WOULD REPLACE lfHAT'S TRULY BAD All>
NOT PASS THAT EXPENSE OR AS NUCH OF THAT EXPENSE CII TO THE talE
OIIIER.
HATHAWAY: WOULD YOU REALISTICALLY LIKE A LOICER TIME FUNE CII IT? IN OTHER
WORDS, YOU RECEIVED SAY Sil lfEElS NOTIFICATICII. lfHAT DO YOU
CCIISIDER REALISTIC TIME NOTIFICATICII Fm YOU TO PUii HM ...
THACH: l'D SAY A NINUU OF 12 NIIITHS. I TAl.lD) TO TIID OF NY •1aaoas,
WELL, TH( PEOPLE THAT I IOUCNT IIY NOUS( FD LIB II IT FD
1947 m 41, All) TH( NOUS(, lfELL TH( NOUS( IMS •nu II '7 SO THEY
LIVED THERE FD 41 m 41 TO THIS PIOICIUS JULY_, TH(Y IDO
HAD A PIOIUN lflTH MIYTHI •. TH( IDT DOOi •1aa11 MS KEI
THEIi£ FOi lfELL OV£1 30 YEAIS, _, SN£ IOO 11£CEIIED ,_
NOTIFICATICII AT All AIOUT THIS UITIL FEIIUAIIY !lll» 111£1 TH(
11£GISTER£D MILi• CME OUT. _, THAT'S JUST CIAZY, YOU ICIDI,
Fm ME TO SPEND OV£I SI,. CII CGIICl£TE. l'D UTH(I MY N111£Y TO
&OTO SU, &OTO A SCNDOt.l• OI SGIIETHI• l(TT(I. a.,c, YOU
ICllllf, EWOICOIEIT m SGIIETHI •• YOU ICllllf. I JUST CM'T SU
IULLOCK :
THACH :
CONCll£TE . IT'S NOT A IIG ISSUE TO ME, YOU aa,, AS FM AS l'N
CONCEIIIED •
IIM.D YOU l lU M . UIII CON[ OUT _, IDSS(SS YOUI __.
CCIICll£TU
YEAH, tt£ CAIi CONE OUT TH(II£. I D 'T TNI• TH(ll('S MYTHI•
.,._ 111TH IT _,, I JUST THI• TH( IIIDLE PUii JUST l[[DS TO
IEVIMD, THAT 'S WHAT I PIOIIOSO), _, NE CM CONE LOOI AT NY
NOUS( TOO, IUT I THI• YOU •m TO 11£CYALIMTt TH( IIIDLC PU1 TMAT
YOU HAVE IUiHT D .
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ITS ON THE CORNER OF MANSFIELD ANO WASHINGTON. I ALSO LIVE IN
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. ANO I DRIVE IN ENGLEWOOD A GREAT DEAL. I
AM VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE COST THAT IT'S GOING TO TAKE TO PUT
WHAT THEY HAVE MARKED ON MY SIDEWALK. I WANT TO TELL YOU THAT IN
1985 THEY RESURFACED MANSFIELD. IN 1987 THEY FORMED, YOU FORMED
A DISTRICT 34 AND REDID WASHINGTON. I HAO NO PROBLEMS WITH THAT,
WASHINGTON WAS VERY BAD IN THAT PARTICULAR BLOCK. BUT THAT ADDED
$200 TO MY TAXES TO THAT PROPERTY BECAUSE I WENT ON THE IO-YEAR
PROGRAM. NOW FOR 90 FEET, 90 FEET ALONG MANSFIELD, IT'S ANOTHER
$3,000 ANO IT COULD BE A LITTLE LESS, I Ufl)ERSTANO THAT, BUT IT
LOOKS LIKE MY TAXES ARE GOING TO GO ANOTHER $400 IF IT ALL
FACTORS OUT RIGHT, IF YOU BRING IT DOWN TO $2,400 WHICH WILL
PROBABLY BE MORE, SO IT'S GOING TO COST ME ANOTHER $400 OR SSOO
MORE IN TAXES ALONG THERE. I DID ASK SOMEBODY FRON THE
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ANO THEY NET ME OUT THERE RIGHT AFTER I
GOT THIS LETTER. ANO WHEN THEY DID, HE CME ALONG All> SAID
•wELL, I'M THE ONE THAT MARKED IT. I GUESS THERE'S SONE THINGS
HERE I COULD CHANGE.• HE SAID THEY, YOU ICNOII, All> I SAID IT'S
NOT THAT BAO, All> MAYBE THERE'S A FEW SPOTS All> HE AGREED WITH ME
THAT HE Dll*'T NEED TO MARK 90 FEET Of SIOEIW.l Ml) GUTTER. SO I
DON'T ICNOII WHERE YOU'RE, IIIERE WE'RE CONING FRON. IT'S VERY
DIFFICULT FOR ME. I LIVE IN THE NEIGHIORHODO Ml) I GO BY YORK
Ml) EASTIWI. NOii IT'S NY UNDERSTMl)ING THAT If THE Cllt8 All>
GUTTER HAS DETERIORATm TO NOTHING, YOU'RE GOING TO DESTROY THE
STREET, IS THAT CORRECT? If THE CURB All> GUTTER IS BAD, YOU
COULD DESTROY THE STREET?
KAIII: THE POTENTIAL FOR IIATER ;ETTING OVER THE STREET ...
BIIOAST:
IULLOCK :
BIIOAST :
I DON'T UNDERSTMI) llfY WE'RE NOT ATTACKING THAT ltlll> Of PIIOBl.EN
IN TH£ CITY. VOil Ml) £ASTIN, THE MOIST SllUATICII THAT I HAVE
EYER SEEN. Ml) THERE ID£ P£0PU Ill) MERE HEI£ EMl.1£1 THIS
EVENING BECMISE THEY INT WTIWI REDOIIE IIIIEDIATElY KCMISE IT
IS SO BAD All Al.OIi EASTIWI. I Al.SO OIII SGIIE PaUTY Ml AT
TEJCII All> IMIIO CII THE COIIIEI. I IDT II TO THE Ol51.ERING
OFFICE TW YEARS MO Ml) I SAID THE CGIIIEI Of THAT PaUTY IS
REALLY BAD, IT'S A CUii, THE SIDOMl.l'S CUY, IT'S THE CUii. -,
I THOUatT I IIAS GOING TO HAW( TO MY FOi IT. I SAID ..., AIOUT
CONING OUT -, FIIING IT. WIIIODf'S mlNG TO FALL OFF Of THAT
Ml) THEY'RE mlNG TO Kl IIIIT . -THEY SAID, GN Wl TM£ CME Of
THE COMlRS. I SAID, MELL, IIUUlD YGU CONE OUT -DO IT. GN, WE
DON'T HAYE lltf IIDl(Y TO DO THAT . THAT 'S TW ffMS MO Ml) IT'S
STILL THE SM( IMY . I THI• YGU OUlilfT TO REEVALUATE EYEIYTHING
THAT 'S KPt DOI(. SUIT FD TME Kll•ING . -I MIi(( 111TH
EVEIYIODY ELSE, KT RID Of THE DISTIICT . THAT 'S All I HAVE •
lfUltCN.., lfHAT!
TCJCII .
HATHAIIAY : WtlClf COINER?
.,._ST : NORTH , I GOT 10 THI•. NOl1*[S1 . CII 1NE OTHER SID( or THE
IIIJUSTIIAL MtA .
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HATHAWAY: IT WASN'T INCLUDED IN PAVING DISTRICT 33.
BROAST: WHAT'S THAT?
HATHAWAY: IT WASN'T INCLUDED IN THE LAST PAVING DISTRICT THEY DID? THEY
DIDN'T DO ANY IMPROVEMENTS AT TEJON ANO WARREN IN THE LAST PAVING
DISTRICT?
BROAST: THE WHOLE THING HAS BEEN PAVED, BUT THE QUALITY OF THE CONCRETE
WAS PROBABLY SO BAD THAT THE CURB, YOU KNOW IT'S A CURB THAT GOES
UP LIKE THAT, THE CURB IS -IN FACT, IT'S ON BOTH CORNERS BOTH
THE NORTHEAST ANO THE SO ...
HATHAWAY: SOUTHEAST .
BROAST:
IUlLOCK :
IIOAST :
••• ANO THE GENTLEMAN THAT OWNS THE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET FROM
THAT, HE HAS ALSO ASKED THE CITY TO DO IT. All> I DID TAKE A LOOK
AT MY PROPERTY AND IT HAS NEVER BEEN DONE. I DON'T UNDERSTAND
IT. I DROVE DOWN FLOYD TODAY, AH, I GOT TO TELL YOU THAT DOWN
FLOYD GOING FROM UNIVERSITY OVER TO, AH, AH, IS FAR WORSE THAT
WHAT NY PROPERTY IS OVER HERE ADJACENT TO THE SCHOOL All> ALONG
MANSFIELD THAT YOU'RE GOING TO REDO. I THlllt WE OUGHT TO GO OUT
AND CORRECT THE PROBLEMS THAT REALLY EXIST AND FORGET THE
DISTRICT. I THillt WE OUGHT TO CONTACT THE HONE OWNERS IF THAT'S
WHAT IT'S GOING TO TAKE. BUT I ALSO ASREE THAT SCIOAY
SCIOHERE. I WAS TOLD BY SCIIEIDOY IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
TODAY THAT A JINER OF YEARS AGO THAT IT WAS PROPOSED THAT THEY
JUST ADD A SI PER IIONTH TO THE TAXES TO BEEF UP THE FUNDS FOR
PAVING IN THE CITY. I DON'T KID THE CITY COIIICIL AT THAT TINE
APPARENTLY TURNED IT DOIII. D I KID TODAY A SI A IIONTH FRON All
PROPERTY OIIIERS WOULlll'T TAKE CAR£ Of THE PIIOILOI IECAUSE Of
IIICRWE IN PRICES, IUT THERE'S CERTAINLY SCIIETHING ELSE. I
THlllt IT SHOULD IE A 50/50 DEAi.. I DCll'T THlllt THE CITY SHOULD
HAVE TO PAY A 100, I THlllt THE HONE OIIIEI NEEDS TO HAVE THE
RESPCIISIBILITY TOO, IUT I THlllt IT SHOULD IE A 50/50. I THlllt
EVEIYTHllli SHOULD IE CMCELLED IIITIL THE CGUIICIL CM CCIII£ UP Ml)
SAY W£ AR£ &Ollli TO SHAit( IN THIS COST. CUY?
I JUST, I 'II A UTILE Ill AUIIIED AT THEl£'S llm Of A ME V(ISUS
THEY ATIITUDE. THE IUICY THAT CGUIICIL s,om IS YGUI llll[Y Ml)
I 'll A CITIZEN JUST Lil£ YOU Alf, Ml) THE OIU THllli I CM SAY TO
YOU IS SCIIEIIIAT IN Aa(OJDIT 111TH EMl.1£1 CCIIIOTS THAT THE MAY
TO INCREASE COSTS IS TO FIIIIEL IT naDUliN GOVEIIIOT AS OPfOSED
TO HAVllli PRIVATE lmlVIDUAl.S NAIil.( SITUATICIIS LIU THIS •••
LCT TELL YOU, TIIIS IS A SM&.L TOIII . THIS ISl 'T DOMI. ou ·v GOT IIIAT lS,000 P(Of'l[ I HOPE' THE ADDED COST IIOUlO
IIOT HAY TO THAT ClltAT TO RIIICL IT naDU1iN aDIIOl 01
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BULLOCK: AND YORK AND EASTMAN AS WELL.
KAHM: AS FAR AS AREAS OF CITY RESPONSIBILITY, I'D LIKE TO REMIND
COUNCIL IN OUR PREVIOUS DISCUSSIONS THAT THE CITY IS SOMEWHERE
BEHIND TO THE TUNE OF ABOUT A HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN CITY
RESPONSIBILITY CONCRETE AS WELL. SO THE FACT THAT HE POINTED OUT
THAT PARTICULAR INTERSECTION TO US, IT DOES NOT NECESSARILY
SURPRISE ME THAT WE HAVEN'T ADDRESSED IT. THERE ARE A LOT OF
CITY ..... CITY RESPONSIBILITY THAT WE HAVEN'T ADDRESSED AS WELL.
HATHAWAY: I'D JUST LIKE TO CHECK THAT PARTICULAR ONE AT TEJON All> WARREN
BECAUSE IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN PART OF P.D.33 AS I RECALL. IF I'M
CORRECT ON THAT. I'D LIKE TO KNOW THAT AS WELL. THAT NORTHEAST
CORNER SHOULD HAVE BEEN PART OF 33 All> IF IT WASN'T DONE AT THAT
PARTICULAR TIME I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHY.
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I THINK MR. KAtll'S OBSERVATION BARES REPEATING -THAT
THE CITY IS MORE THAN A HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN ARREARS ALREADY
IN AREAS OF CONCRETE REPLACEMENT THAT THE CITY IS CLEARLY
OBLIGATED TO DO. All) I THINK THAT SIMPLY ILLUSTRATES NY POINT
THAT IF WE EXPECT THE CITY TO DO THIS, WE'RE GOING TO DO IT JUST
LIKE EVERY OTHER CITY IN THE METRO AREA DOES, All> THAT MEANS WE
WON'T. BECAUSE WHEN IT CMS TO THE BUDGET THERE'S ALWAYS GOING
TO BE SOMETHING THAT'S MORE IMPORTANT THAN FIXING THE CONCRETE.
THOSE Of US THAT ARE ON THE CWICIL NOii DIDN'T INVENT THIS
SITUATION. THIS IS THE WAY IT'S BEEN, THIS IS THE WAY IT WAS
WHEN WE GOT ELECTED, All) IT'S BEEN THIS WAY FOR A LONCi TINE. WE
CAN CURE THAT BY RAISING OUR TAXES, BUT THERE'S NO OTHER SOLUTION
FOR IT.
BROAST: 1 DON'T THINK THAT'S AN EXCUSE JUST BECAUSE IT'S THE WAY IT WAS,
YOU PEOPLE ARE ALL PA08ABl. Y NEW HERE. 1 THINK If THERE'S A
PROBLEM YOU OU&ffT TO CfWl&E IT. THAT'S THE REASCII YOU'ii£ IN HERE
NOii All> THE OTHERS AR£ ll»T HERE MY LONGER.
HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, 1 THINK THAT I 'II SEE1111i A DIRECT COIIELATia IETVEEN
SOME Of THE PIOILEIIS THE CITIZOIS AR£ FEELlllli TIIIMIII TNUI CITY
DERIIOT THAT lfE 11 CITY DOIIOT AR£ SEUllli Talllllm M
STATE All) TOMMDS OUI FED(Ul a£aoT. TMT IS -TtS
WITHOUT FUll>lllli. All) I ICD 11D IT WPEIS TO THE CITY, 11D
THE STATE DEMIIENT IWDTES TO TH[ CITY, All) TH[ CITY TH[I HAS
TO CCIIE UP All) PAY FOR IT All) FIii> A WAY TO PAY FOi IT WITHOUT
HAVING MY RESPCIISIIILITY FOi Nllltlllli TH[ IWDTE WITHOUT NlWlllli
THAT FUNDED, All) 1 TH INK THAT'S IIIAT lfE' RE HEAllllli IY TH[
CITIZENS HERE. IT 'S THEY'ii£ IElllli IWDTED, IUT THEY AIO 'T
C.ETTlllli MY FUll>ING TO HELP M THIS TIIIOU&H . IT 'S DlfrJCUU ...
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VANOCIIHOC : NY APOL°'Y FOi SLIPPlllli IY NE . I MA f'IOP£1TY CIIIO AT Jal ·U
SOUTH CUNT . IUO VMl)[IHU . A COUPU Of THlll5S I 'D JUST lilt
TO C(IIOT C*. ONE IS RELATlvt TD TH[ COlf'USla THAT 'S KCI
Pl(TTY OIWIOUS THIS EYOIING ICSM>lllli THE PAIITING TMT 'S 1(£1
Im(. COD( WISE , NY PMTICULM PICC£ Of PWOTY MAS IOT, LOOKS
Lil£ AIOIIT II SECTICIIS Of CCIICICTE THAT U At.• TM£ flDIT Of
IT, All) LOC*IIC AT IT • Ol18111M.lY IT LOOKS TO NC LI I Of TM£ t
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SECTIONS THAT NEED TO BE REPLACED WERE COLOR CODED IN ORANGE
WHICH I'M ASSUMING IS A REQUIREMENT TO BE REPLACED. WHICH IS
ALMOST THE ENTIRE PROPERTY. I CONTACTED KAHM AND CAME BACK LATER
ON AND FOUND THAT HALF OF THEM HAVE BEEN RE-COLOR COOED IN GREEN.
SO OBVIOUSLY THERE'S BEEN SOME CONFUSION AND DISPARITY IN THAT
ISSUE. I 00 HAVE ONE QUESTION THAT MAYBE MR. KAHN CAN ADDRESS.
I HAVE ONE SECTION THAT LOOKS LIKE IT FALLS RIGHT ON THE PROPERTY
LINE ABOUT MID-STREAM. PART WOULD BE ON MY PROPERTY, PART WOULD
BE ON MY NEIGHBOR'S PROPERTY AND IT'S MARKED ORANGE. WHOSE
RESPONSIBILITY IS THAT? IS IT THE NEIGHBOR'S RESPONSIBILITY TO
JOIN UP WITH ME TO TAKE CARE OF THAT SECTION OF CURBING? CAN
THAT BE ANSWERED?
IF YOU WOULD CHOSE TO HIRE YOUR OWN CONTRACTOR, OUTSIDE THE
DISTRICT, THEN YOU WOULD HAVE TO WORK A DEAL WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR
TO PARTICIPATE OR YOU WOULD HAVE TO ABSORB THAT COST. IF THAT IS
DONE IN THE DISTRICT WE ACCESS BASED ON WHERE THE PROPERTY FALLS,
ANO WE WOULD ACCESS BOTH PROPERTIES.
VANDERHOEK: SO IT WOULD MORE THAN LIKELY BE SOI EACH, IF THE CITY DOES IT?
OKAY.
KAHM: DEPENDING EXACTLY WHERE THE PROPERTY LINE FALLS.
VANDERHOEK: NOW IT'S NY UNDERSTAll>INCi THAT THE GREEN DOTS OR THE GREEN COLOR
COOING ARE NOT TO BE DE AT THIS TIME, IS THAT RIGHT? IT'S NOT
NADTORY THAT WE DO THAT?
KAHM: IT'S WHAT IIE CCIISIDER NMGINAL CONCRETE, CONCRETE THAT lfE THI•
MAY CAUSE A PROBLEM WITHIN A FIVE YEAR PERIOD.
VANOERHOEK: THAT'S UP TO US?
KAHM: THAT'S UP TO YOU.
VAll>ERHDEK: MOTHER QU(STICII THAT I Nlft IS, IS A LIST Of TH( QUALIFim
LICENSED CGITUCTORS AWAIUIL( TO TH( PUil.iC? m lltER£ DO If( &ET
IT? I'VE N(AII» IUIJIS TNAT TNAT'S AWAIUIL(, Ml) I AUl)ST
STARTED CAL.LIii& CGITUCTORS lffS(lf, 11n 11DHll5 TH(Y HAD TO K
LIC(ISED II TH( CITY _, TNAT CGUlD Mft KOi A LITIL( PIDILEM
All> A WASTE Of TIME Fm II( AS A IIIIECWI.
KAHM: THAT LIST IS PEIIWIOIT _, IT IS AWAILMU II TH( Ell5IIEERlll5
DEPARTMENT.
VAll>ERHDEK : I CAN COME OOIII Ari) &ET IT?
KAHM : YOU CAN CALL US Ari) lfl'll •111& IT TO YOU .
VAll>ERHDEK : 11 SEEMS LIKE TO COULD NAVE KEN MILm WITH TN( NCU&(, If
lf('R( SPEClfYlll5 UP FDT THAT IT 'S &OT TO K OOII( IY A
CONTWTm m OURS£LVES TMT COULD MAW£ KOi IKLUOO>. TMT Will
I( ANOTH(R TRIP OOIII HER£, I &UCSS .
KAHM : WOULD YOU LIKE US TO Ml l YOU CN:?
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VANDERHOEK: THAT WOULD BE FINE. AH, I AGREE WITH MR. KOEL, I BELIEVE, STATED
THAT THE TIME FRAME CAN BE A REAL ISSUE FOR SOME PEOPLE. AND
THAT IS TRUE. TIMES AREN'T THE BEST. AND I'D JUST LIKE TO SPEAK
THAT. THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT MAY OR HAVE HARDSHIPS.
THAT'S A CONSIDERATION. IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN, THERE REALLY ISN'T
MUCH CHOICE THAT SEEMS AVAILABLE TO THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES. OTHER
THAN IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN IF IT'S APPROVED. ANOTHER QUESTION
THAT I HAVE REGARDING THE ESTIMATES THAT'S DONE BY THE CITY. ARE
THOSE ESTIMATES BASED UPON THE WORK AND PERFORMED BY CITY
EMPLOYEES BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD? OR ARE THEY ESTIMATES THAT
ARE BASED UPON CONTRACTED WORK? LOW BID OR BID ESTIMATES?
KAHM: All OF OUR WORK IS PUT OUT ON COMPETITIVE BID BY PRIVATE
CONTRACTORS.
VANDERHOEK: SO THEY ARE BID OUT?
KAHM: ABSOLUTELY.
HATHAWAY: FOR CLARIFICATION, DON'T THOSE PRICES INCLUDE SOME CITY ENGINEER
TIME? THAT IS PRO RATED INTO THAT FEE? IT'S NOT JUST THE
PRIVATE CONTRACTORS. THERE IS SOME CITY EMPLOYEE EMPLOYEE TIME
IN THERE.
VANDERHOEK: THERE IS SOME CITY OVERHEAD INCLll>ED IN THAT?
HATHAWAY/KNM: YES.
VANDERHOEK: THAT'S PART OF THE REASON THEY'RE INFLATED.
HATHAWAY: OR HIGHER, WHICHEVER.
VAll)UHOUC: DUY. TH( ONLY OTHER CCIIOT THAT I IIMTm TO NM£ IS TH( LAST
WITLOO SflOl£ TO THE FACT THAT HE NOITJOIIO) SCIIIE SITUATICIIS
HRE CCIICRETE lmlt HMll'T 1([11 DOIi( RELATIVE TO A l(QU(ST THAT
IT I( DOIi(, All> IT'S A C ITV Oil UiATICII THAT IT K DOIi(. All> IT' S
NOT DCIIE IECAUSE 11£ DCII' T HAVE THE IUl£Y TO DO IT IN THE CITY
IUDGET. W£ll, TH( CITY HAS THE OPTICII OI THE IJ&NT £¥1DOTLY NOT
TO DO IT IECAUSE THE FUNDS AIDl'T THEIi:, THAT'S IIIOSTMINl.E.
HOii ABOUT THE HONE Olll£R THAT DOESN'T MIE THE IIIIEY OI THE
FUNDS? IS THEIi: M OPTICII FOi THAT Jll)JYJDUAU W TALI ABOUT
SCIIIE N£MS THAT THEY CM, THEY CM DELAY OI 5£T HELP FOi TH(
PAYN£NT, IT SEENS TO NE THAT THE CITIZEN ouatT TO HAWE A llatT
ALSO NOT TO HAVE IT DONE, ESPECIALLY IF IT 'S ltJII) Of IWICJIIAL.
All> A LOT OF IT IS IWISINAL llt(TH(I IT NEEDS TO I( DOIi( OI NOT .
I 'VE SEEN SCIIIE &000 Ela.LES Of CCIICl£TE THAT AISOlUTELY NE.EDS TO
I( DOIi( All) A &000 UMPt.E IS JUST W£ST Of TH( Hlat SCHOOL CII
NMSflELD STl£ET . THAT EIITII£ SECTICII TNIOU&M TH(I( JS
CONPLETELY DESTIOYCO, MD IT'S ATIDCJCIUS MD I CM UIIDEISTAII>
rUL y WHY THAT ltlll) Of ... ouan TO I( l(,UC[D. IT 'S ll>T EVEN
RESPECTAlt.E . TH(, A LOT Of IT IS IWICINAL MD I THI• IT
WOULCll 'T HUIT AT ALL TO REEVALUATE THC ,-CITIES. THAT 'S All I
HAVE .
IIICHT : JUST A POINT Of ClAIUflCATI CII . AH, ME YOU SAYI•, M . UHM ,
THAT PEOPlC lliO CO MD CCII ••• , THAT IT HAS COST TH( TAIMY •.. ,
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THAT IT HAS COST THE CITY MONEY TO DO THE ENGINEERING, TO DO THE
IDENTIFICATION OF THE CONCRETE, AND ALL OF THAT, AND ARE YOU
SAYING THAT THOSE CITIZENS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE PAVING
DISTRICT, OR IN THE CONCRETE DISTRICT, ARE BEARING THE COST OF
ALL OF THAT, BUT THOSE WHO CHOSE NOT TO GO INTO IT AREN'T BEARING
THAT COST, EVEN THOUGH IT'S BEEN DONE ON THEIR BEHALF? AS IT
WERE?
KAHM: I'M NOT SAYING THAT AT ALL. WE'RE NOT BILLING OUR REGULAR
FULL-TIME STAFF'S TIME INTO THE PROJECT. SO THE COSTS THAT ARE
ACTUALLY ADDED ARE THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE BONO SALE,
INTEREST, THOSE KINDS OF THINGS.
HABENICHT: THANK YOU.
KAHM: ANO THEN COSTS THAT WOULD BE INCURRED -MAILING COSTS ARE
INCLUDED. ANO COSTS INCURRED IF IT'S NECESSARY All> IF THE
PROJECT GOES IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO HIRE TEMPORARY HELP THIS
SUMMER FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, THOSE CHARGES WOULD BE BUILT INTO
THE PROJECT.
HABENICHT: THANK YOU FOR CLARIFYING THAT.
HATHAWAY: MR. VAll>ERHOEK BROUGHT UP A VERY BICi POINT -DOES THE HOii[ OWNER
HAVE A CHOICE? YOU JUST EXERCISED YOUR CHOICE BY C<IIING HERE ANO
ASKING EITHER TO 8£ RDIWm FRON THE DISTRICT OR PIIOTESTING THE
FACT THAT THE DISTRICT WAS CREATED. I IIICiHT ADD THAT'S THE
BIGGEST VOICE, All> THIS PETITICII IS TH[ BIGGEST VOICE 11£ HAVE
OVER HTHER 11£ CREATE THIS DISTRICT 111TH All Of TH[ STREETS,
BLOCKS, All> ALLEYS All> IIHATEVER IN IT, OR lll[TH[R II( TM£ CERTAIN
CIIES OUT FOR PMTICULAR R£ASCIIS lll£TH(R TH[R( I( HARDSHIP FOR
THOSE PMTICUUR RESIDENTS, llt[TH[I IT 'S TH[ FACT THAT THOSE
R£S1DENTS CII THAT PMTICUUR ILOCI D 'T INT IT. YOU EXERCISED
TH[ l1CiCi£ST OPTICII THAT YOU Nllft.
VAll)[RHOEK: All> II( APNECIATE THAT OPPORTIIIITY .
IIIQAST:
VAN OYK :
HATHAWAY:
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1 'D LIKE TO ASl A QU(STICII. LET'S SAY TH[ CGIICl[l[ IIOll THAT
NEEDS TO 8£ DOIi( CII YOUR IASIS OF Sl.500 IOill5 111TH TH[ TEN -YEM
PIOGIIM. IT APP£MS TO NE THAT IF YOU IO OUT _, l(l A
CCIITUCTOR YOU CM PIOUIU GET IT DOIi( FOR MOUT s•. TH[R(
SEEIIS TO 1£ THAT VMIMCC TH(R(. MYI[ MOO . IS TH[R( lllff IIAY
THAT MY Of TH( HOii[ OIIIERS WHO NUfl£JI TO Nlft TH[ 11D1CY COULD SO
TIIIOU< , Al.LOIi YOU TO HAWE YOUR PEOPlE PUT IT II, YOUR
CCIITRACTOR, Ml> II( MY YOU UP FDT 111TH M A • S(IVIC
CHMIGE TO tWa.E IT . SO THAT YOU TM£ s• -TO TMT ,
THAT 'S S4S Ml> YOU Mvt IIOllt DONC .
I 'II NOT I UIIDCRSTMI> IT .
A VAil CII THC 91 DISCGllff .
DO YOU UNO(
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ALL THAT BIT, YOU'RE TELLING ME BECAUSE OF THE BONDS AND WHAT
HAVE YOU, IT APPEARS TO ME THAT IT COULD COST Sl,SOO. HOWEVER,
IF I GO OUT ANO HIRE A SEPARATE CONTRACTOR, IT PROBABLY, I CAN DO
IT FOR $900. BUT I'D RATHER YOU HIRE THE CONTRACTOR, AND I WILL
GIVE YOU AN ADDED SI OVER THE $900 THAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY SHOULD BE
PAYING THE CONTRACTOR, ANO I DON'T WANT THE BONDS. I DON'T WANT
ALL THESE OTHER EXPENSES TO GO WITH IT. ANO I, LET'S SAY A HOME
OWNER HAS THE MONEY ANO WANTS TO COME UP AND GIVE YOU THE MONEY
UP FRONT SO YOU KNOW THAT YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET HUNG WITH THE
BILL.
KAHM: I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU'RE PROPOSING, BUT I WOULD SUGGEST UNDER
THOSE CONDITIONS THERE'S NO ADVANTAGE FOR US TO HIRE THE
CONTRACTOR.
BROAST: WHAT DO YOU MEAN, ADVANTAGE? YOU WORK FOR ME. YOU WORK FOR THE
CITY, SO YOU WORK FOR ME. THERE HAS, THERE CAN'T BE AN ADVANTAGE
FOR YOU. IT'S IT'S
KAHM: THE REASON I SAY THAT, THERE'S NO ADVANTAGE FOR US TO CONTRACT
FOR YOU. IF YOU HIRE YOUR OWN CONTRACTOR, OKAY, RATHER THAN PAY
US SI FOR THE PRICE, FOR THE PRICE OF THE PERMIT WHICH IS LESS
THAN SI, WE PROVIDE ALL THOSE INSPECTION SERVICES ANO COORDINATE
THE WORK WITH THE CONTRACTOR ANYWAY.
BROAST: YEAH.
KAtll: OKAY, ANO WE REQUIRE HE BE LICENSED ANO BONDED, WE REQUIRE THAT
HE PUT IT IN AT STANDARD, WE REQUIRE THAT YOU GET A TWO-YEAR
GUARANTY. SO THERE'S NO ADVANTAGE FOR US TO BE IN THE MIDOLE OF
THE PROCESS.
BROAST: MIT DOESN'T HE 1ml FOR THE CITIZENS, MD SHOULDN'T HE •••• I
DON'T SEE WHY HE'S CONCERNED AIOUT M ADVANTAGE. HIS JOB IS TO
GET THE CONCRETE IN MD HE SHOULD W IT IN FOR THE LEAST MOINT
OF MONEY HE CM.
CLAYTON: I THI• WHAT RICI IS SAYlllli IS THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY HIM SS
TO GET All THAT S(ftlCE. THEY'LL DO IT FOR THE PIICE Of THE
PERMIT.
VAN DYKE : WELL, I GUESS THE DIFFEROICE AT THIS POINT. THE THOUCiHT IS VERY
UIIOVATIVE . TH( DIFFERENCE IS AT THIS POINT THE OPTIC* IS TO liO
WITH THE DISTRICT WHICH ltAS FOIIO IY TH( CITY OR TO HIRE YOUR
OWN CONTRACTOR . THE QUALITY SNOUlD IE EQUAL EITHER IIAY.
IIOAST : OKAY, MIT I THI• THE CITY SNOUlD TM£ ml TH( JOI Of R£Al.LY DOING
IT FOR THOSC PEOPLE THAT HAYE THE IOl£Y, MD THERE AR£ PEOPLE OUT
THERE THAT NICHT HAVE THE MDNEV OR MICHT FIND A IIAY TO..., THC
DCY FD T flltST MTICIW. 1M1t Of ElllilEIIODO OR SON£ PUCE
ELSE SO THAT THEY 'RE NOT PAYIIC THE ADOO>, PIDIAILY IT 'S A 40I
INCREASE . IN NY WE, IF IT COULD IE DCIIE FOR SIi A FOOT IY
CC*TRACTOR, THAT 'S IIIAT PEOPLE HAW£ IEDI THIIOIUllli OUT, MD IT 'S
to ' THAT 'S SAY Sl6 • AIOUT SI ,500 DON 'T TELL NE IT 'S liOlllli TO
COST n.ooo . I RCALIZE THAT 'S A PIOJCCTED Fl&UR( AND MICH so IT
NIG*4T COMC DOIII TO SZ,600, MIT l 'D RATHER 1iO..., TH( IQllY
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EVEN THE WAY INTEREST RATES ARE ANO PAY THE $1,600 THAN I WOULD
BE TO PAY All THE BOND FEES ANO All THIS. BUT I THINK YOU OUGHT
TO TAKE CARE OF DOING EVERYTHING FOR ME. OKAY?
I THINK IT'S FROM GOING EARLY, All THIS YOU KNOW KIND OF
STIMULATES THE MIND. AH, GOING BACK TO OUR PROPERTY AT 3600 OR
3655 EAST DELAWARE, IT JUST DAWNED ON ME THIS 14 WIDE, ARE WE
RESPONSIBLE FOR HALF OF THAT BEINGS THE WHOLE HALF OF THE BLOCK
IS US? ARE WE JUST RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 7' IN?
YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE FOR HALF OF THE ALLEY.
OKAY SO THAT WOULD BE OURS. WHICH BRINGS US TO ANOTHER UNIQUE
SITUATION. IF THE OWNERS OF THE BUILDING WANTED TO PAY FOR THEIR
PORTION FIRST, THEY COULON'T DO IT. WE COULDN'T HIRE A PRIVATE
CONTRACTOR.
NOT IN THE CASE OF CONCRETE ALLEYS UNLESS YOU CAN GET THE
OPPOSING PROPERTY OWNERS TO PARTICIPATE WITH YOU.
UNLESS WE FOAMED A DISTRICT.
ANO WE HAVE HAD THAT HAPPEN. THERE WAS A RESIDENTIAL ALLEY JUST
A FEW YEARS AGO WHERE THE OWNERS, 24 OWNERS GOT TOGETHER AND
CONTRACTED THEIR ALLEY.
OKAY. I GUESS THAT WAS NY QUESTION AND YOU ANSWERED IT.
OKAY, 1 'D LIKE TO FOLLOW UP ON THAT INTERESTING OR llltOVATIVE
SUGGESTION MOE A FEW MINUTES AGO. I THI• THERE IS SONE
ADVANTAGE Of HAVINli THE CITY DO THE WORK All> CIIE JS THAT YOU
WOULD AVOID THE PATCH WORK THAT WE SEE IN SONE PUCES IN THIS
DISTRICT WHERE CIIE CCIITUCTOR PUTS ml A ll&HTER COLOR Of CCIICRETE
All> PUTS A DEEP ST .. IN IT ADVERTISINli HIS CCIIPMY, SONE PUCES
EVERY OTHER SECTICII Of CCIICRCTE IS A DIFFEIOIT CCIITUCTOR Ml>
EACH CIIE'S COT THEIR GIii ST .. IN IT. I THI• IT'S I THI• IT'S
RATHER WIAESTNETIC THAT MAY. ALSO, I Qa, THAT IF I CM SAYE THE
PEIICENTA&E THAT W'RE TAlllNli HERE IY CIDINli lfllH A PIIYATC
CCIITUCTOR, I 'N CIDINli TO IE IICLIIED TO CID THE PIIVATC
CCIITUCTOR, CID 111TH THE LOIIEST ESTIMTC I CM SET Ml> SAVE All
1HC NCIIEY THAT I CM. WITHOUT filVINli A WHOLE LOT Of TIONiHT TO
IIH£TH(R THE NUT PEISCII 1111> IUYS NY HOUSE HAS TO REPLACE IT OR
NOT . I 'D LIKE TO THI• THAT IF THE CITY, IF THE CITY lfOUlD GO
All> LOOK AT SONE OF THESE ST-.S IN THE CCIICRETE Ml> NOTICE THAT
PARTICULAR THAT CIIE COIIPMY 1W1ED IYERELY Ml> IYERELY LAID
CCIICRETC IN lftl MD TN£RE'S NO ORMfiE SIIOTS ON IT IIULC OTHER
CCIITRACTORS HAVE LAID CCIICRCTE MD IT'S fAlllNli ANRT, THESE
THINliS NlfiHT IE TMO IITO CCIISIDERATJml •
I HAY( ON( OTNCR QUESTICII, JMES IWD . IETWDI llNCOUI STREET
All> IIICWJWAY, l Al.LEY TNIDUCN THERE, I NOTICm THAT AFTER I
RECCIVCD nns LCTTCl OF fCIIUUY HIii), SMDIITlY Afl[R THAT THERE 'S
SON[ NORE ORMfiE ... INC$ THAT Al£ APPEAIINli All OVER THE ,UC
MO E P£CIAlLY II AlLCY THE ml THC SIDEIMI.K All) 1 'N
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VAN DYKE: IS THIS A PART OF YOUR PROPERTY?
NARON: WELL, IT WOULD 8£ PART OF, I 'N ASSIJIING IT WOULD 8£ PART OF
£NGL£WOOO FIRST ASSOIILY OF GOO AND ALSO WINCH£LL£'S DONUT. IT'S TH£ SIDEWALK RUNNING RIGHT ACROSS TH£ ALLEY.
VAN DYKE: WELL, WHEN ... KAHN CCII£$ OUT I'N SUR£ THAT HE CAN VERIFY SPECIFICALLY WHAT ...
KAHN:
WHAT WE'RE DOING DEAL.ING WITH IS THAT WITHIN THE AREA DEFINED AS
ZON[ z, WE HAVE ADOREssm All CITY R£SP0Nsl81LJTY WITHIN THAT
AREA. WHICH N£ANs lf£'R£ DOING R£TuRNs IF THEY'RE DEFICIENT,
WE'RE DOING ALLEY PANS IF THEY'RE DEFICIENT. THO$£ AR£ DON£ WITH CITY FUM>S.
HATHAWAY: BUT YOU DID NARK THO$£ IN GIANG£ AS WELL?
KAHN: YEAH.
HATNAWAY: IN OTHER IIORDS, WHAT HE'S ASICINC IS FOIi IS A CLARIFICATION Of
WHAT IS ACTUALLY CITY All> INT IS ACTUALLY HIS, WHICH 11\Y NEED TO 1£ DON£ .
....,, lift: Alm IS lift: cm .._llllJTY. IIE'LL TAU< -IT -I CON( OUT.
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llucla 211, 1991
7:SO p.m.
1. can to order, tnvocauon, pledae of allegiance and roll call.
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-Letten of proteat received to date have been Included With tbia ....
-ReeoluUOn No.13. Sertee of 1891 dedartnC the Ctty'a lntenUOn to
create a apectal Improvement di9trtct to be dealpated • Pavmc
Dla1r1ct No. 34/Coacaebe Replamnent Dlatrtct No. 1891 wa
app.owed at the l"ebnulry 19, 1981 Counc8 meean,.
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C11Y OF ENGLEWOOD. CCl
MAR 2Z..,~~ ~ 1
OFFICE OF THE /J
CllY CLERK rV
Jeanne L. HcWilliaas
3795 S. Grant St.
Englewood, CO 80110
I have enclosed inforaation that l feel should be brouaht to the attention of
Enalewood City Council ... bers prior to the public hearina of March 25, 1991.
This hesrina concerns concrete district 1991. I have also .. de this inforaation
available to Hr. Rick lahll.
Reaardina the encloaed petition it ahould be noted by a conaervative eatiaate SOI
of the property ovners were not hoae even with repeated effort• to contact thell.
Alao thia diatrict containa a lara• nuaber of rental propertiea and ve were unable
to contact the property ovner. Of the property ovnera we contacted over 931 of
the hoae ovnera aianed the petition.
Enalevood ia the only .. Jor city vithin tha Denver Metropolitan Area that require•
the hoae owner to pay lOOI of the removal and replac .... t coata of curb, autter,
and aidevalk. (See Attac:haent). In addition it ia the only city that aenda one
aan throuahout an entire eection of the city to deteraine unacceptable concrete.
Enalevood City Council ... bera would do well to walk the atr .. ta in concrete
diatrict 1991 and obeerve tha inconaiatenciea in deterainina acceptable, .. rainal
and unacceptable concrete.
I hope you vill conaider thia inforaatioa while aakina any deciaiona re1erdin1
concrete diatrict 1991.
Siacenly,
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aidewlk la tile Daa"r Netro,oUtaa Area.
PaUtloa o,,-1aa coacrete dietrtct 1991.
llfte1 'n.. allo" letter we ... , te all fatl._.. City c..dl ......
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CITY Of ENGL£WOOO , OOl 0.
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CITY CLERK rV
Jeanne L. HcWillia111S
3795 S. Grant St.
Englewood, CO 80110
I have enclosed information that l feel should be brouaht to the attention of
Enalewood City Council ... bers prior to the public hearina of Karch 25, 1991.
'Ibis hearina concern• concrete diatrict 1991. I have also .. de this information
available to Hr. Rick laha.
Reaardina the enclosed petition it ahould be noted by a con .. rvative eatiaate 50I
of the property owners were not home even with repeated effort• to contact th ...
Also thia diatrict contains a larae n1111ber of rental propertiea and we 11ere unable
to contact the property ovner. Of the property ovnera 11e contacted over 931 of
the hoae owner• aianed the petition.
Enalewood ia the only .. Jor city within the Denver Metropolitan Area that require•
the hoae owner to pay lOOI of the re110val and replac*9ent coata of curb, autter,
and aidewalk. (See Attachaant). In addition it ia the only city that .. nda one
aan throuahout an entire aection of the city to deteraine unacceptable concrete.
Enalewood City Council ... bera would do well to walk the atreeta in concrete
diatrict 1991 and obaerve the inconaiatenciea in deterainina acceptable, .. rainal
and unacceptable concrete.
I hope you will consider thia information while aakina any deciaiona reaardina
concrete diatrict 1991.
Sillcerely,
....._ L. Nclililllaa
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eacloe.re: Pa,-t ,oUdu la tile r-••1 ... r.,£AlKK1-•t of cull, pttar, ...
aldawlk la tile Deaver NetropoUtu Area.
Petltloa op,oal .. coacrata '1atrict 1991.
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City of Arvada pays 1001 of removal and replacement costs of gutter.
City Jnd hoae owner share removal and replacement cost of
curb and sidewalk at 501 each. City of Arvada will pay 1001
for hoaeowners under a certain incoae level.
City of Aurora pays 1001 of removal and replacement coats of curb,
autter, and sidewalk.
City of Broomfield and home owner share removal and replacement
coats of curb, autter, end sidewalk at SOI each.
Coaaerce City Coaaerce City pays lOOI of reaoval and replac ... nt coats of curb,
autter and sidewalk.
Enalevood
Littleton
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City of Denver pays lOOI of reaoval and replac ... nt coats of curb,
and autter. lloae ovner pays lOOI of reaoval and replac ... nt coats
of sidewalk.
Hoaeovner pays lOOI of reaoval and replac ... nt coats of curb, auttar,
end sidewalk.
City of Lakevood and hoae ovner share removal and replac ... nt coats
of curb, autter, end sidewalk at 50I .. ch.
City of Littleton pays lOOI of labor coats. City of Littleton
and h_. CNNr abare coat of •teriela la removal and replac-.at
of curb, autter, end sidewalk.
CitJ of lonlaal .. ,.,s IOOI of rwval _. ntlac111 t coaca of cvb,
ptter, ... si....ik. ·
CitJ of Tllort• ,.,s IOOI of rwval _. re,lacrn1 t coeu of~•.
ptter, ... aiHWlk.
CitJ of Vutaiuter paJs lOOI of rwval _. re,lac1ant coats of
curb, autter, aad sidevalk.
CitJ of Wbeat 11 ...... has ower mn raMal _. r.,lac_t
coats of curb, ptter, aad siNWlka at 50I eedl.
lafo .... uoa obtaiaed by• talaphoae ""•J vtth the ,u'11c wrb .. ,.rtant of
tile •'°ve cittaa.
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be canceled at this time.
We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
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the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
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the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
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the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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be canceled at this time.
We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidevalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addresaed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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February 22, 1991
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The City Council has adopted a resolution describing the City's intent to for11
Paving District No. 34/Concrete District 1991. This District will be foraed
for the purpose of construction and iaprov ... nt of curbs, sidewalks, and
paving on certain streets and alleys in your neighborhood and throughout the
City during the s .... r of 1991. The costs of such iaprov ... nts will be
assessed against the properties benefited by these iaproveaents.
Dur records indicate that your property wtll be affected by these
iaprov ... nts. You aay have s .. n, or will see, 111rkings on your curbs or
sidewalks that are scheduled for reaoval and replac ... nt. As property Nier,
you are aost likely responsible for the cost of this rt110v1l and replac...,.t,
or tn certain instances, for new concrete where taprov...,.ts do not currently
extst.
Please review the attached resolution and 111p outltntng the four construction
categories within the District and detatltng the nature of scheduled
taprov ... nts affect 1119 your part tcuhr 0111Mrship. If tt appears that your
property ts scheduled for cOMrete rta0v1l lft/d/or c011struct1011, please read
the attac'-tlts titled •COftCrete Repl1c...,.t/C011structt• Policy• lftld
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,1'1se 111ke any inquiries reg1rdt119 hts Dtstrtct by c1111119 our eft11Rter1 ..
staff tn Ctty Hall at 76Z-ZS06.
You are invtt o attend I public he1rt119 OIi the for111tt011 of thts D1str1ct
on Monday, Narch 25, lttl at 7:30 p.a. tn the Ctty to.en a...... 1• Ctty
Hall, 3400 S. Ehti St. At thts heart119, you wtll be 1•v1ted to aab 1111
coatt1ts, pro or COIi, reg1rdt119 the taprov...,.ts of streets and stdawalks, the
cost of which would affect your property .
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CllY Of ENGLEWOOD, COlO.
2., _•('. MAR t,;' ;_ -I
OFFICE OF THE /J
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Jeanne L. HcWilliams
3795 S. Grant St.
Englewood, CO 80110
I have enclosed inforaation that I feel should be brouaht to the attention of
Englewood City Council aeabers prior to the public hearin& of March 25, 1991.
1bis hearing concerns concrete district 1991. I have also aade this inforaation
aYailable to Hr. Rick taha.
Reaarding the encloaed petition it ahould be noted by a conaerYative estiaate 50I
of the property owners were not home even with repeated efforts to contact th ...
Alao thia district contains a larae nuaber of rental properties and we ware unable
to contact the property owner. Of the property owner• we contacted oYer 931 of
the hoae ovners sianed the petition.
Enalewood ia the only .. Jor city within the Denver Pletropolitan Area that requires
the hoae owner to pay lOOI of the reaoYal and replac-t coeta of curb, aatter,
and sidewalk. (See Attachaent). In addition it ia the only city that aenda one
aan throuahout an entire aection of the city to deteraine unacceptable concrete.
Enalewood City Council aeabers would do wall to walk the street• in concrete
diatrict 1991 and obaerYe the inconaistencies in deterainina acceptable, aarainal
and unacceptable concrete.
I hope you will consider this inforaation while aakina any decisions reaardina
concrete district 1991.
Sincerely,
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atd..-lk 1• tlile DeaYer Netro,olttaa Area.
Petitt• .,,..... coac:rete diatrtct 1991.
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City of Arvada pays 1001 of removal and replacement costs of gutter.
City and hOlle owneF share removal and replaceaent cost of
curb and sidewalk at SOI each. City of Arvada will pay 1001 ·
for hoaeowners under a certain inco .. level.
City of Aurora pays lOOI of removal and replacement costs of curb,
autter, and sidewalk.
City of Broomfield and home owner share removal and replacement
costs of curb, autter, and aidewalk at SOI each.
Coaaerce City Coaaerce City pays lOOI of rat10val and replac ... nt coats of curb,
autter and sidewalk.
Denver
Enalevood
Littleton
City of Denver pays lOOI o"f rat10val and replac ... nt coats of curb,
and autter. Holle owner paya lOOI of raaoval and replac ... nt coats
of aidewlk.
Hoaeovner pays lOOI of raaoval and replac ... nt coats of curb, autter,
ud sidewalk.
City of Lakevood and hoae owner share reaoval and replaceaent coats
of curb, auttar, and aidewlk at 50I aecll.
City of Littlatoa pays lOOI of labor coats. City of Littlatoa
and hcaa owaar ahara coat of •tariala 1a reaoval aad raplac-.t
of carb, pttar, ud aidewlk.
City of lerdla1aa ,.,. lOOI of rw,,al _. re,,lac t coeu of cvb,
pt tar, _. au..lk.
City el 1llenea ,.,. lOOI of l'Wftl _. n,lac t caeta of-:cerb,
ptter, _. at...ut.
City of Veaiatutar ,.,. lOOI of reao .. 1 _. n,lac-t cNU of
curb, a•ttar, ... ai...,_lk.
City of lllleat It ... _. hcaa wr ..,.. l'Wft1 _. re,,lac, nt
coeu of curb, pttar, and ai.._lu at 50I ..u .
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the Ci ty that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the Ci ty that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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curb, gutter and sidewalk in concrete district 1991. We request that the project
be canceled at this time.
We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
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curb, gutter and sidewalk in concrete district 1991. We request that the project
be canceled at this time.
We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific home owner.
NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE
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curb, gutter and sidewalk in concrete district 1991. We request that the project
be canceled at this time.
We understand that there are some sections of curb, gutter, and sidewalk within
the City that need to be replaced but feel these areas need to be addressed on
an individual basis with the specific hOlle owner.
NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE
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4242 S. BAOADWAY, ENGLEWOOD, COLOAADO 8011<Mll2
(3031712-8215
TOI City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood. CO 80110
Attns Mr. Rick Kaha
Public Work• Depart .. nt
Subjects Paving Diatrict lllo. 34
Concrete Diatrict 1991
Dear Mr. hha.
I will ba attending the public hearing on March 25th
to voice ay objection to the propoaed •idewalk ........ nt•.
However, I alao wanted to recaiater ay foraal objection
in wrltting.
I own 4242 8outb aro.hay in which I'• atteapting to
run a buain•••· It i• difficult enough to atay operating
duri119 th••• econoaic ti .. • without local city goveraent
electi119 to replace and back charge•• for unneceaaary
ao called iaprove .. nta. 'ftlia property wa• apprala.a
in 1983 for $350,000 and laat veer reappraiaed for
$180.000. I don't think replaci119 three concrete aquar••
whic:11 have hairline crack• will bring the property
value back.
I encouraqe you to drive up aroadway in Englewood and
-k• note of the 'For Sale aipa and boarded up buain•••••·
We do not have the luxury or finance• to •k• aarginal
repair• on aidewalka which are quite adequatel I for
one . atrontlY object to the propoatld SSOO plua aa .. a ... nt.
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Engle~ood, CO 80 110
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I am vritin1 this letter to reaister an official protest aaainst the planned
raao•al ... replac ... nt of the Yertical curb and autter adjoinina my property
at 379S S. Grant StrNt.
I am objectina for the followina reasons:
-First The vertical curb and autter adjoinina my property does not need replacina
at this time. Tlle curb is smooth, not cracked and poses no hazard to pedestrians.
~'hile SOiie of the autter surface is rouahened, ~ater from rain and ~•ltina snow
does not collect in these areas. In addition, due to the new parkina restrictions
requirina a spec1a~ parkina .permit, further ~ear on the ,utter should be minimal.
-Second It 18 ti• the City of Enalevood became more enviroru:ientally a~are. The
lara• amount of broken cement resultina from this project will add an unnecessary
burden to an already overflovina land fill. Also the exhaust from the ciachinery
will contribute to the city's air pollution problem.
-11iird I am a ~idov livina on a fixed income. An expen .. of this sort is a
severe strain on my budaet. I understand there's payment plans available but
the fact remains, I pay now in full or later ~1th interest.
There are obviously sections of curb, autter, and sidewalk within the City that
n"d to be replaced but the .. areas nNd to be addres .. d on an individual basis
vith the specific hoaa owner.
Thank you for your consideration of •Y latter.
Sincerely,
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OFFICE OF THE
NAICR 20, 1991
LIT THIS LITTII SIIVI AS AS OPPICIAL NOTICI THAT VI AT IICHAID'S
NOTOIS All IN PAVOI or THI PIOPOSID PAVING DISIICT NO. 34 /
CONCIITI DISTIICT 1991 THAT II IIPOII CITY ·COUNCIL. RAVING 1111
AN INGLEVOOD IUSINESS OVJEI AID PIOPIITY OVNII FOi 21 YIAII AND IN
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SPIAl PION IIPIIIINCI or THI PIOILINS or RAVING A DIRT ALLIY IIBIND
A IIOADVAY IUIIIIIS. IICAUII TRI ALLIY DOIi IOIDII A IIOADVAY
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NOITII VIII TII ALLIY II DIY IICLUDI COATING OUI IIVIITOIY or
AUTONOIILII VITI A LAYII or DUIT DUI TO TII CONSTANT CONNIICIAL
ALLIY TIAPPIC. ALSO OUI CAIi IAVI 1111 SPIAYID VITI GIAVIL CAUIIIG
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PUBLIC HEARING ON FORMATION OF
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM NO. 1991
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Zone 1 (Paving Dtstrtct No. 34)
z. 000-100 II. Ketlfon Ave. -Construct 32' wtde pavt119 (6 l Z). Rtaove and re,1Ke concre, iihire wtssary.
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Install Type 8 Indust~•l Concrete on East side. Install VC l G on West
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Tie n existing driveways as necessary.
5. Allef £. of 3700 S. Acw St. -Construct 14' wtde concrete alley pavt119. Tie n existing driveways 11 necessary.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/
CONCRmT• R•PLAC•11•NT
DISTRICT NO. 1991
PUBLIC HEARING
MARCH 25, 1991
!ncllewood City N•ll 762•2300
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REPLACEMENT DISTRICT No. 1991
ZONE 1
(Paving D1'i£rlct No. 34)
3800 S. Delaware Street
000-100 W. Kenyon Avenue
3100-3300 S. Platte River Drive East
Alley East of 4800 S. Broadway
Alley East of 3700 S. Acoaa Street
Alley East of 3600 S. Elati Street
ZONE 2
(Concrete Replac ... nt District lli:"""lJtl l Voluntary Concrete Prograa)
Mandatory Replaceaent -Froa the Center line of East Kenyon Avenue on the North to
the Center line of East Quincy Avenue on the South, and
froa the Center line of South Clarkson Street on the East
to the Center line of South Broadway on the West.
Voluntary Prograa -Any property within the City liaits of E119le.ood.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPIACEMENT
PROGRAM NO. 1991
Monday, March 25, 1991
Monday, April 15, 1991
Monday, May 6, 1991
Friday, May 10, 1991
Monday, May 20, 1991
Friday, Jun• 7, 1991
Friday, June 21, 1991
Monday, June 24, 1991
Tueaday, October 7, 1991
S pring, 1992
Early suaaer, 1992
w d n aday, J an. l, 1993
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Public Hearing on formation of
Diatrict (Special Meeting) at 7:30
P•••
Introduction of a bill for an
ordinance creating the Diatrict.
Final reading of bill for
ordinance.
cut-off date for Voluntary
incluaion.
Introduce ordinance a .. nding
Diatrict to include addreaae• of
Volunteer Concrete.
curb, 9Utter, aidevalk permit
cut-off date.
Final date for private concrete
conatruction.
ht. date of atart of conatruction
(105 day•).
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Nailint of ........ nt• and public
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Raaove -$ 5.70/L.F.
RESIQENTlAL, STREET
Sidewalk (4' wide) ~m QR t,IQUSTRIAL ~iBEEI
4--thick -$11.22/L.F. oiY~f.
6--thick -$13.40/L.F. or $3.35/S.r.
Raaove -$ 3.80/L.F. or $0 .95/S.F·.
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Remove & Replace 4" Sidewalk 4' wide -$17.25/L.F.
Remove & lleplace 6" Sidewalk 4' wide -$19.75/L.F.
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$12.90/L.F.
$15.40/L .F.
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Install 4" -$ 3.23/S .F .
Install 6'' -S 3.85/S .F .
Remove -S 1.10/r .F.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM NO. 1991
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Zone l (Paving District No. 34)
l. 3800 S. Delaware St. -Widen paving to 40' (6 I 2). Install Vt I G with
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z. 000-100 II. Ken{!!! Ave. -Construct 32' wtde pavtng (6 I Z). Raove and
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Install Type B Industrial Concrete on East side. Install VC l G on West
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4. Alle{ E. of 4800 S. Broadway -Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving.
Tie n existing driveways as necessary.
5. Alle{ E. of 3700 S. Acw St. -C011struct 14' wide c011Crete alley paviftl.
Tte n exlstl119 driveways as necessary .
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lie n existing driveways as necessary.
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Concrete Rephc-:fr'Emr· No. 1991, and Volunteer oncrete
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1. South Santa Fe Circle -Construct 30' wide paving (8 l 3). Install Type B
Industrial Concrete on both sides.
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