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Home My WebLink About1991-04-01 (Regular) Meeting Agenda- - • • • ,t tf_. ( ' . f ~-a t~< f (.. .3 / •, (. • i )~(l ;( (; I \q , .3 I • • • J///91 2/ 2, 2.. I 30 I 3 II 3 t./, 3S • • 0 ' ' . .. . I ', •, . . • • ]- • • • • • EIIILEIIOCIO CITY COUNCIL ENILEIIOOD. ARAPAHOE COUNTY. COLOUDO btular Session April 1. 1911 I. Ca 11 to Order r. The regular ... ting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:31 p.a. 2. Invocation The invocation WIS given by Council Neaber Clayton. 3. Plldfe of Alletiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quona WIS present. Council Nellbers Koltay, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Council Nellbers Hathaway, Bullock Also present: City llanager Fraser 5. ltnutes Assistant City Attorney Gri .. City Clerk c .... Dlaa Gluier. "-a..r1ca •••ttf•l Coordlutor Actl .. Director lllrtta. ft11&11Ctal Ser-vtces <•> CIIIICIL ._. 111•1• .... • n • •111a. " ~ TIIE IIIIIIU W TIIE ... M IIEETI• Of' 11MCN 11 1 INI. A.,es : Council ......,.s loltay, IIIWl•s , Cla,t•, ....._lcllt , Van Dyke lays : -...t: Not I• carrttd . ... Council......,.. Hat"-1, •nect • •••• CCMMCl1 ......,., Nat.._, and •11oct •terM u.e .. u .. at 7:JI p.a . • •••• • I •. I . • • ]- • • • Englewood Ctty Council Minutes Aprtl 1, 1991 -Page 2 6. Pre-scheduled Vtsttors ·, (, There were no pre-scheduled visitors. 7. Non-scheduled Vtsttors • • • (a) Frank Rues, 3201 South Lincoln, inquired about the status of several traffic aatters, 1.e., intersections of Floyd/Broadway and Eastaan/ Broadway; double yellow lines on Floyd froe Lincoln to Broadway and from Broadway past Acoea. He also inquired about the intended purpose for the area on the northeast corner of Floyd and Broadway stating he thought the area was intended for a greenway, not a parking lot. City Manager Fraser assured Mr. Reaes that hts concerns were valtd, that soae alternative reaedtes were cur- rently being considered, and that he would SH taprov-nts in the near fu- ture. Council ....,.r Vt111tns tnforad Nr • ._s that the law concerning double yellow stripes does not prohtbtt people froa aaktng turns across th .. , tt does prohibit cars froa crossing over thell to pass another car. 8. C:O.U,tcattons and PNN:1-tt ... (a) CGUIICIL IIElaEI MTIIMllY ..... -IT IIAS SKOIIDID, TO DECLME TIE 111111TH Of APRIL AS •EIIWIMIIBl'AL •1BIESS lllffll.• Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Vt111ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried (b) CGUIICIL .... ULTAY IMD, -IT IIU m•a, TO DKA • TIE IIEElt Of APRIL 7 -14, lNl, AS -.n Of IIIIIIIIIUICI Of YICTIM Of..._,._. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, HaU....,, v11111ns, Bullock, Clayton, Habentdlt, Van DJb Nays: NOiie Not ton carried (c) CGUIICIL .... ULTAV .... -IT IIU IBIIIB, TO DKI-TNE IIEElt Of AMIL I -11, lNl, AS .. ,1-. •n•• WITT .... Ayes : C-Cil Nlllbers loltay, Hau.a.,, 111111tns, Bullock, ClaytOII, Hablft1dlt, ¥111 Dyb Nays : NOiie Not ton carrted (d) CIIIICIL .... 111•• .... -IT IIU IBIIIB, TO DKI-TNE IIEElt Of AMIL 11 -It, Ayes : Vt111tns, Bullock, Nays : Mot ton carried (t) COUIICIL .... INIIIIClff IMD, - APRIL H, lNl, AS •YMN IIIWICIS MY lNl.• ' I. • ]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 3 • • t• • Ayes: Nays: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motton carried (f) COUNCIL IIDIIER ICOLTAY MOVED, AM> IT WAS SECNED, TO DECLARE THE IIONTH OF APRIL AS •NATIONAL LAWN CARE IIONTH. • Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carrted 9. Approval on Second ... dtng CGUIICIL IIEIIIEll IIATIWMY MVED, _, IT MAS SECGIIDED, TO APP10YE A1ENDA ITEII II (a) AS FOLLOIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 19, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE ANEJl>ING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 1, AND TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6A, SECTION 5, ENGLEWOOD fUUCIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO ISSUING S11101S AND CCII-PLAINTS BY NEIGHIORHOOD SERVICE OFFICERS. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. 10. Mltc 11Nrt111 Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt99tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None No public hearing was scheduled. 11. ONtnances, IIHolutt ... 81M11 llott ... (a) Dana Gluier, Coordinator of ltNp Allertca Beautiful, p"sented a recoaenclatton froa the Departatnt of Coauntty Develop11e11t to adopt a "solu- tion appotnttng INllbers to tht KNp Allertca Beauttful Coatsston. Taras of the lllllbers to be appointed are: Taras to exptre Decaber 10, 1992: Thad Carson Ruth Cole Gerald ,,.......ld Charles Grt•s Helen Rtef Cardell Webster Douv Wertz Ttras to expt" Decaber 10, 1994: Deborah Alexander Rhonda Davis I . • • - 1- • • • • . ,~ • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 4 Susan Fouts Cl are Harris Richard Hartman (Chairman) (continued on next page) Ken Hoagland Beatrice Kitchen Lee Means (Vice Chairman) The C01111ission will meet the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the C01111Unity RoOII. The llellbers will be officially sworn in by the City Clerk on April 9, 1991. Council Mellbers were encouraged to attend. Mr. Glazier stated that the City of Englewood is to be certified as a Keep Aaerica Beautiful COll- .,nity on April 12. The announceMnt of the certification will be .. de on April 13th, 11:30 a.a. at the Glad-Bag-a-Thon celebration at Little Dry Creek. The resolution was assigned a nuaber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE NENBERSHIP OF THE KEEP MERICA BEAUTIFUL COIIUS- SION OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL NEIIIEll IULLOClt MVED, -IT IIAS SECNED, TO APNOVt IESOLUTICII IM). 28, SOIES OF lHl. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mlabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None COUNCIL NEIIIEll ICOLTAY IMED, -IT IIAS SECOIIIED, TO•••,--APNOV£ MElltA ITEII lZ(a)(t) -A IECOIIIEIIIATI• IMII• CGUIICIL IIEIIID IITA IIATIWY AS COUIICIL'S IIEPltSbrATlft, 111TH --,on• STATUS, TO TNE UEP MEIICA IOUTI- M CGIIIJISSICII. Ayes: Nays : Abstatn: Motton carried. Council Mlabers Koltay, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habentcht, Van Dyke None Count 11 Mlaber Hathaway The all'bers of the Coaatsston are to be tnvtted to attend the next Council .. ting at which ti• Mayor Van Dyke wtll present Certtftcates of Appotntaent. (b) Ctty llan19er Fraser presented a recaaendatton to adopt a btll for an ordtnance llllftdtng the EnglMIIOOCI Nuntctpal Code as tt relates to nepott111 • The ordinance would llllftd the nepottsa poltcy by reaovtng restrtcttons on ftrst coustns. The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Counctl 1111 No. Z3, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO. U, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MENIER WIGGINS A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 3, CHAPTER 1-0, SECTION I, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO THE DEFINITION Of •11t1EOIATE FMILY . • ' I . • • ]- J- • • • Englewood C1ty Council N1nutes Apr11 1, 1991 -Page 5 '· • .. • • COUNCIL NENIER NIIIINS NOYm, -IT WAS SEC-m, TO APPROVE AIEll>A ITEN ll(b) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 23, SERIES OF 1111. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Condreay, who brought this aatter to Council's attention, will be notified of the change. (c) Acting Director Martin presented a retCllll8ndation froa the Depart- .. nt of Financial Services to adopt a resolution ... ndtng the 1990 Golf Course Fund transferring $89,000 froa the Golf Course Fund Balance to Golf Course Operations. Ms. Martin explained that the changes whtch occurred early in IMO had not been anttctpated nor budgeted. Those changes included the pur- chase of the golf pro shop and the hirtng of the golf pro as an eaployee. The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION ANEll>ING THE 1990 GOLF COURSE FUND. COUIICIL IEIID CLAffCII IIMD, -IT WAS SECWD, TO APNOVE --ITEII ll(c) • 1£-.urlCII NO. zt, SDIU OF lNl. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Notton carried. (d) Assistant Ctty Attorll8y 5rt .. presented a rec11111N1att011 to adopt a btll for an ordtnance ....ctt .. a section of t"8 E .. lMIDOd "-1ctpa1 Code relatt .. to holidays. Mr. &rt .. explained thts cllallge ts necessary to dtf- feN11ttate holidays dest9"ated by Council froa Httoul or 1•1 holidays. TM Ctty Clerk was asbd to rNd Council 8111 lo. 20, •tttled: COIIICIL Bill NO. 20, IITIODUCm BY COUIICIL .,_. MTMIAY A Bill FOi M OIDIIIMICE M(ll)III& TITLE 1, CMPTU 5, SECTICII 2-1, Of THE El· Q.EMOOD ... ICINL CODE TO CLMIFY RECUUR NEETlll&S Of THE EIQ.EMOOD CITY COIII- CIL FALLIII& CII A LEW. NOUMY. Ayes: Council lllllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt19tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Nolton carrted . 12 . .._al Dtscus1t• (a) Mayor 's Choice (1) Thts tt• was •ved forward. SN Ateftda It• 11(1) (P19es l and 4) for dtsposttton . ( I 1) Mayor Van Dyke proposed t"8 appotnlalftt of JoM Wh1tt011 to fill the YICIIICY on the (nglMIDOd Urban ..... , Authority. • t • ' I. • 0 ]...-- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 6 • • • ,, - COIIICIL IENIEI •LLOCK IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPOINT .J0M IIHAnON AS A NENIEI OF THE ENILEIIOCID lmM IDllMAl AUTHOlln. Ayes: Council Neabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Ms. Whatton's appointaent will expire February 5, 1996. (111) Mayor Van Dyke asked Council its pleasure concerning 1 request froa the Mayor of Colorado Springs to select two volunteers froa the c0111Unity (one adult and one youth), and sponsoring thea on a trip to Washing- ton, D. C. The volunteers would attend legislative sessions, aeet with legislators, and be recognized by the President of the United States. Associ- ated costs were discussed. It was decided to review the .. tter at the budget retreat for participation in 1992. (tv) Mayor Van Dyke reainded Council of the Citizens Breakfast, April 10 at Fratelli's and the Business Breakfast April 17 at Woody's. She encouraged their part1c1pat1on. (b) Council Mellber's Choice ( 1 ) Counc 11 Nlllber Bu 11 ock: 1. Mr. Bullock coaented upon a reported persOftMl probl• 1n tlle Building l Safety D1v1s1on, and asked City Manager Fraser to review the .. tter. z. He inquired about the Englewood Train Depot on behalf of Betty 111lson w would like to pursue restoration 111d relocation of tlle railroad station. It was confiraed that the Departaent of Public llorks w111 be submitting a full report concerning the depot .-hich can be provided to Ns. llihon. In addition, 1t was suggested that Ns. Wilson could contKt NarJ Nicka, forar president of The Greater Englewood Chlllber of Coaerce, w a1aht have 1nforaat1on, as wll as Harry Fleenor, Alltrican Legion Coaander. Thle to tlle property was briefly discussed. 3. Brief discussion ensued c011Cen11ng tlle possibility of a shared S.r- vicenter facility with tlle City of Littleton. Nr. Fraser assured Nr. Bullock that the aployees had been advised of thh possibility. TN aatter 1s still being analyzed. 4. Mr. Bullock asked for a status report on tlle disposition of tM fire st•· tlons located at federal and Quti1ey. Ht urged that Kt1on concernt .. both fire stations be taken In the 1111r future. Nr . Fraser 111foraed Coullctl that an env1roMentll audit ts being cOMUC:ted at tile Qut11ey 1ocat10ft, after .-htc9' bids will be taken for Its daolit10ft, 5 . Mr. Bullock requested to be t11eluded 111 1111 ... u .. the City algllt schedule with Senator Consldl11t concerning conservation •ter rtgllts . Nr. Fraser advised he ts 1ut91stlng that Council II a lf'NP ... t with S..tor Con · sldlne retarding this Issue . ( 11) COUIIC 11 fltaber Cl aytOft: •. .. I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 7 • • "' - I. Mr. Clayton shared copies of a letter from Northglenn which provides in- formation concerning trash hauling and related costs. Mr. Clayton expressed the belief that it is tiae for the City to aove toward a city-wide trash col- lection system, utilizing private trash haulers if possible. City Manager Fraser COllllented upon the recycling prograa coaaencing soon. Mr. Clayton of- fered that the recycling progr111 differs froa trash collection •andated by the City, which is what he is proposing. He would like Council to start thinking in this direction. 2. Mr. Clayton shared infonution froa an article in the Washington Post regarding transtt systeas and the deficits betng experienced tn the various ctttes. 3. He offered to share tapes he purchased at the National league of Ctttes Conference entitled •vour City's Poltce.• (111) Council Netlber Habenicht quoted tnfonaatton froa the March 13, lMl Denver Post concemtng the rtse tn vtolent crtae. She potnted out the correlation between reducing police forces as a cost savtngs aeasure and the increase tn crtae. (tv) Council Meaber Wiggins: 1. Mr. Wtggtns requested tnfonaatton froa Dana Glazier, Keep Allertca Beautt- ful Coordinator, concemtng the recycling procedure. 2. He advised Council he hid been contacted by a llr. O'Brtan concemtng 1 locatton tn Engl..ood to hold Suaerfest, _.tch was held tn Littleton last year. 3. He coaented upon the Rock.y Nountatn News article concemtng Englwoocl's housing, expressing concem about the 111119 projected by the pllotogra,h. He suggested that another article be written tn the future _.tch would show the taprov ..... ts and offer I better representation of the Ctty. 4. He tnqutred about the status of replacing the old tndustrtal water .. ters; llr. Fraser wtll provide tnfor111tton. (v) Council .._.r Hathaway encouraged Council's parttctpatton tn the Glad-Bag -a-Thon ktck-off at Ntle Htgh Stldiua on April 6. (vi) Council .._.r Koltay: 1. Nr . Kolta, provided an update on the Wand Rehabtlttatton ProJect tn the llOO and 3400 block or South Logan and South Pearl. Ten of ti.. eleven hoaes have been rehabbed, one will be coapleted during April, 111 .. are occupied. On behalf or the Housing Authority, he Invited Council and the ptd»ltc to view the final finished product. 2. He coatftted upon the •0utstder• Md stated he would like a ...... or respondt119 to the author(s) about the various 111ue1 rahed . • I .. I . • - • • • (. Engl9lf0od Ctty Counc11 Nfnutes Aprtl l, 1991 • Page 8 13. Ctty Nanager•s lleport • • • .. ,._ Nr. Fraser dfd not have any .. tters to brfng before Councfl. 14. Ctty Attorney's Report Nr. Grf .. dfd not have any .. tters to brfng before Councfl. IS. AclJourraent -IL -. 1<111.TAY 111¥m 'Ill -· Tllo -Ung adJoul'IIOd at 1:21 p.o . . , •, • • 0 • 0 ' • • • ' . ' . ~ . • \ I ' c1n Cllll:IL --STAM IIENIT FOi THE AIIIIL 1. 1111. cm CIIIICIL IIEET- Agenda Originating I tea Oe11art11ent Description Actt• TllrN Foll•-• SA FIN SERV COUNCIL NIIIITES 3/18/91 APNOW£D 5-2 CCIPIES TO • DlmJIIITED ~TNMMY/IULLOCI LATE i• . .... 1• TN( IIEETJ•) 7A CMGR FRAIie REN£S, 3201 S. LIIICOUI .. RE: FLOYO/IIROADIIAY I WlJWl/llmDIMY £ INTERSECTIONS SA CMGR ENVIRONNENTAl AWENESS DTH MMMD 7-0 PROCLAMTJON -DTlf OF APRIL • • I J 88 CMGR !MYS OF ROIEJBIMCE Of VICTIMS APNOW£D 7-0 OF HOLOCAUST PROCLAMTION APRIL 7-14, 1991 SC CMGR NATIONAL BUILDING SAFETY WEEK APPROVm 7-0 < PROCLMATION · APRIL 8-12, 1991 8D CMGR ENGLEIIOOO SCHOOLS WEEK PROCLMATION APPROVm 7-0 APRIL 15-19, 1991 SE CMGR YOUTH SERVICE !MY 1991 PROCLAMTJON APPROVm 7-0 APRIL 23, 1991 SF CMGR NATIONAL l.AIII CARE DTH APPROVm 7-0 PROCLMATION · APRIL 9A C<»IM DEV ORDl19(CBl17) RE: NEIGHBORHOOD APPROVm 7-0 8£COll£S EFFECTIVE 5/5/91 '' SERVICE OFFICERS llA COMM DEV RESOl28 APPOINTING NENBERS TO KEEP APPIIOVm 7-0 ._RS TO BE INVITED TO AMERICA BEAUTIFUL C<»IMISSION ATTEII> 4/15/91 CCUICIL TERMS TO EXPIRE 12/10/92: NEEllNG; MYOR TO PRES£NT -I -I ,. I I • • ~ (CONTINUED) .£ I 118 CNGR • . • _, UC FIN SERV .. 110 CATTY 12Ai CNGR 12A1i CNGR 12Aiii CNGR I ,--, # THAD CARSON, RUTH COLE, GERALD GREEIIMU), CHARLES GRINES, HELEN RIEF, CAIDELL IIEBSTER, DOUG WERTZ TERNS TO EXPIRE IZ/10/94: DEBORAH ALEXNl»ER, IINONDA DAVIS, SUSAN FOUTS, CLARE HARRIS, RICHARD HARTIWI (CHAI .. ), KEN HOAGLAND, BEATRICE KITCHEN, LEE MEANS (VICE CHAIIIMI) AGENDA ITEM 12At IIROUliHT FOIIIND; APPIOV£O 7-0 ll>TION TO APPROVE JWIINli CCJIIICJL. NDIJER HATHAIMY TO SERYE AS CCUICIL REPRESENTATIVE (NON·VOTJNli STATUS) TO THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL C(IIUSSION CBl23 ANEfl>INli ENC §3·1·0·8 RE: CITY'S NEPOTISN POLICY RESOl29 ANEll>ING 1990 GOLF COURSE FUii> ce,20 ANEll>ING ENC §1-5·2·1 RE: CITY HOLIDAYS ll>VEO FORWARD· SEE llA APPIIOVED 1-0 APPIIOVED 1-0 APPROVED 7-0 ll>TION TO APPOINT JOAN lltATTON APPIOVED 1-0 TO VACANCY ON URBAN REIOIAL AUTHORITY; TEIII TO EXPIRE 2/5/96 RE: REQUEST Of MAYOR Of COLORADO NONE SPRINGS FOR THE CITY TO NAME NI> SPONSOR TIIO VOLIMTEERS FRON THE CONNUNITY TO BE SENT TO WASHINGTON, O.C. IIAS DISCUSSED. -2 - • • • CEITIFICATES Of AllfiOJIIN(JIT ; CITY cu• TO MM JI CCIIIISSICII flOIIOS CII t/t/tl - la. CCIIIIOY TO• 815(0 Of CHM&( IN POLICY; SECCIID REAOIIIG t/15/11 F IIWICE TO NE TRMSfH Of FUll)S SECOND READING 4/15/tl NOTICE TO 8( GIVEI TO NS . INTTON COIIICIL CCIIClllltED TO RUICV R£QU(ST AT IIEIT IUDC£T IETl(AT FOR POSSlll.E PARTICIPATION IN lttZ. • , • ' I ~ • , , . . I . . ::, . V • ' . ·, £ • I 12Aiv CMGR 1281 CMGR I . ~-1 ,, 12811 CfllGR ¥ 128111 CMGR .. I I ~ MYOR RENIM>ED Tll)S( PRESENT Of .. CITIZDIS IREMf AST 4/JO All» BUSINESS IREAKFAST 4/17 BULLOCK: l. POSCIIIIEL PIOII.DI .. IN BUILDINS/SAfETY DIVISICII; 2. ENGI.EIOIO TRAIN DEPOT .. 3. SHARED SERYICDITER FACILITY .. 4. DISPOSITION Of FIRE STATIONS AT QUINCY AND FEDERAL .. 5. BULLOCK REQUESTED TO IE INCLWED .. IN MY NEETll5S SCNEIIUt.ED lfITH CONSIDINE RE: CCIISERYATION IMTER RIGHTS CLAYTON: l. MIMTORY TRASN .. R81>VAL 2. ARTICLE IN IMSHI.TON POST .. RE: TRMSIT SYSTENS I ASSOCIATED DEFICITS 3. NLC TAPES •YOUR CITY'S POl.ICE• .. lfl&GINS: I. QUESTIONS RE: .. RECYCLING PIIDCEUES (COLLECTIONS FRON ALLEYS, ETC.) 2. LOCATION FOR S&IIIERFEST .. (HELD IN LITTLETON LAST YEAR) 3. ARTICLE MO PICTURE IN IIOCICY fllUNTAIN N£1fS RE: HOUSING; CONCERNED ABOUT POOR IMGE . 3 . • 0 \ • • CIU TO IMSTJUTt l(POIJ IIU( fllll PUI 11115; IW«-TICII lU K S1NED lfllN lnTY lfllD All Of CGIIICIL IIEJllllS lflU K IWGaED CII 11/f lllllTIIIS SOIOIUUD EFFORTS FOi A FOlLOlf -U, MTICl( --· ., • r . ~ -1N ·<"> ~ • • ,. ,' I ... • ' . A, I r-"! ,;, ~ . I ,., .; .. • -• • • • (CONTINUED) 4. REPLACOOT Of OLD INDUSTRIAL .. WATER METERS CMI TO F\IIIISII 1•oaanca 12Biv CMGR HATHAWAY ENCOURAGED PARTICIPATICII .. APRIL 6, GLAD BAG-A-THON KICKOFF 128v CMGR KOLTAY: 1. UPDATE ml WAIi> REHAB .. PROGRM 2. •OOJSIDER• IIJULD LIKE TO BE • ABLE TO COOACT AUTHOR(S) PRESENT: All SEVEN NENBERS; HATIWIAY All> BULLOCK ENTERED LATE ADJOURNED: 8:29 P.N. -4 -• • - • • 1. Call to order. 2. Invocation. • • (. AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCL APRIL 1, 1991 7:30 P.M. Vcqln> 3. Pledge of Allegiance. t/ ~ ~ 4. Roll call. ff~ a,,f .6f'uf 1 ~;/- 7.J ~ A .L~/1'.k:nu,1 ~ ~J CLI-7·.3o ~tJCIC , • .,..,_.,~··o p./h. 5. Minutes. 5;'rri. a. Minutes of the March 18, 1991 Qty Coundl Meeting. w~,~ • 6. Pre-Scheduled Vilitan. (Pleue limit your preaentation to ten minuta) --0 7. jJon-Sqwd~ Visitors. (PleaN limit~~ to ftve minuta) ~~3201 .),~~ 6.. ~· ~L~~/~~';~ &i'•.,,V.~ "'~=tWl<J 8. Communications, Pnidamations arid Appolntm a. Prodamation declaring the month ol April • ~ Awannae Month.~ b . Prodamation declaring the week ol April 7 through 14. 1991 • Days of Rananbnnce of Vlctbns ol lhe Holoallll. ~4/ c. ProdamAtion declaring the week ol April I -12 • Nallaul hlkliag SafetJ Wttk. ~ d . Proclamation declaring the wttk of April 15-19 • Englewood Schools Week. 't,(J;f1'4'4 , .. I . • - • • City Council Agenda April 1, 1991 Page 2 • • ... t1/l(d7-0 e. Proclamation declaring April 23, 1991 as Youth Service Day 1991. ~ al/)tl 7-0 f. Proclamation declaring the month of April as National Lawn Care Month. ~ • 9. Approve on second reading. Council Bill # 17 amending Englewood Municipal Code relating to Neighborhood Services Officers. ~ 10. Public Hearing -None Scheduled. 11. Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. Recommendation from the Department of Community Development to adopt ~ a resolution appointing 15 members to the Keep America Beautiful Commission. STAFF SOURCES: Rich Wanush, Director of Community Development, and Dana Gluier, Wute Management/KAI Coordinator. &~£ b. Recommendation from the City Manager to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code as it relates to nepotism. STAF SOURCE: Roger W. Fraser, City Manager. !,{), ~ c. Recommendation from the Department ol Financial Services to adopt a resolution amending the 1990 Coif Coune Fund. STAfJ' SOURCE: Unda Martin. Acting Director of Flnandal Semcea. ~~ d. Recommendation from the Oty Attorney to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending a HCtion ol the Englewood Municipal Code nlating to holidays. STAFF SOURCE: Rick DeWitt, City Allanley. ~.1 12. General OiKuuion. 1 J rr a . Mayor's Choice. , ,I)), Motion rttonurwndlng the appo'ntment ol Council Member Rita Hathawa)' to en· C ncil' rt'p ntAti e on Englewood's KeeP. Amcri Buutiful CommiMion:.:.:·~--..:..~....,;;..__;.~,F--_ _.,... Council Member's Choice.-.st.(~ Pr-I . • - - • • City Council Agenda April 1, 1991 Page 3 14. Qty Attorney's Report. e- Adjournment (, • • • .. ~ •, .. I. • • - ] • • 1. Call to Dreier • • I • ·~ • EIIILEVOOD CITY COIIICIL EIIILEVOOD, ARAPAHOE COllfJY, COLOUDO lelular Snston llarch 11, 1191 The regular .. eting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.a. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Meaber Wiggins. 3. Plecl .. of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by llayor Van Dyke. 4. 1o11 can Present: Absent: A quorum was present. A ho present: 5. lltnutn Council Meabers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Council Meaber Bullock City Manager Fraser City Attorney Delfitt Asststant Ctty Manager llartin Ctty Clerk Crow Director Wanusll, C-ity Dtvelopaent Dtrector Esterly, Public Works Director LOftl, Ltbrary Servtces Director Black, Recreation Services (1) CGUIICIL .... MWY ..... -IT IIU IBGIIB, TO •••r lN[ lllllffU Of' lN[ llal M IUTI• If' MICII ,, INI. ~es: Counctl fllllbers Koltay, Hatll•ay, Wtggtns, Clayton, Nays : Habenicht, Van Dyke IIOftt Council .....,.r Bullock Absent : Nol Ion carried. (b) CGUIICIL _.a.Ami ..... -IT IIU IIC ... , TO .VPIOft lN[ IIIMtS Of' TNE UECIAL IIUTI• If' MICII I, INI. ,,. - ' I. • • - • • • '°'"'' ....... ... . -. Englewood City Council R1nutes llarch 18, 1111 -Page 2 • • , . • Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Mellber Bullock Motton carried. 6. Pre-sc:hecluled Visitors (a) Ctty llanager Fraser presented the Ellployee of the Month award to Donna Gottberg, Library Services Secretary. Nr. Fraser CCIIIPli•nted Ms. Gott- berg as being someone who truly ext11pltftes the type of llll)loyee the Ctty wishes to recognize. 7. Ion-scheduled ltsitors (a) Don Styes, 4320 South Lipan Street, stressed caution tn changing the Massage Parlor Code, stating he 1s proud of the fact that the City of En- glewood no longer has any .. ,sage parlors in its corporate lt•tts. However, he stated he recognizes the need for legttt•te •ssege therapists and sugges- ted that an exception could be added to the Nlssege Parlor Code to peratt the licensing of legttt•te •ssege therapists. After further discussion, City Attorney De1Htt offered to review the ordinance and present options. Mr. Styes questioned the proposed reductions tn licensing fNs of .. ssege parlors, stating the fNs aay well be the reason we do not have any .. ssage parlors tn Englewood. (b) loll LUllders, 3000 SNtll llaslltllgtoll Street, COIICUrred 111 Nr. Styes' stated concerns. He urged cHtt• tn ...at .. the Massage Parlor Code. He suggested tllat ..... tlleraptsts be req11tred to be sponsored by a aedtcal doctor, llospttal, etc., ta order to perform tlletr operattOII at anotller location. 8. c-tcatt-1M PNclaatt- (a) CGUIICIL -.... Clff -· • n • ••••, 11 M:aPr lllll 11111T 1"111 m1•T1•., .. • sna ,_ • -s•• •111 • 111D .... Ayes: Nays: Abseftt: llock Nott• carried. (b) Counctl ..._,. Nabefttdlt ,...,... t .. 1aatt011 of Ltsa Cobb, a wortlly Y011ft1 .....,. of c tty, to recetve tlle llltro llayors uct c-ts· stoners Youtll Mrd. Su1111 llcDoaMl of the Wtctt• Alstst e Progr tntro- duced Ltsa, advtst119 Counctl of lts1's qualtftcattons fort rd • ,, - I . ' • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes March 18, 1991 -Page 3 • • • ... t• SUPPOIT OF HEl mllNATION FOi THE METROPOLITAN NAYORS AIII CCIIIISSIONEIS YOUTH AIIARO. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Neaber Bullock Motion carried. Mayor Van Dyke presented Lisa with the procluation, and Council Melllber Habenicht presented her with a bouquet on behalf of the City Council. 9. Approval on Second leadtnt COIIICIL IIEIIIEl HATIWIAY IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPllOVE AIEll)A ITEIIS t (a) TlllOU&H (b) AS FOLLM: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 17, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 8, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTERGOVERNIIENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COLORADO HUMANE SOCIETY AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CONCERNING THE ENGLEWOOD ANIMAL SHEL- TER BEING OPERATED BY THE COLORADO HUIIANE SOCIETY. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 16, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL IIEIIBER HATHAWAY) ENTITLm: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A DISCCUIT Of ft FOR ALL SPECIAL ASSESSIIENT PAYIIENTS MADE WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER FINAL PUlt.lCATION Of THE ASSESSING OR- DINANCE BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 10 TO TITLE 11, CHAPTER Z. Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried. 10. Public Hearint Council ..._.rs Koltay, Hatha,ay, IU99ins, ClaytOfl, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council ..._.r Bullock No public hearing was scheduled. 11. ONinances, ... olutions IMI Notions (a) and (b) Director llanush presented recoattldations froa the Planning and ZOfling Coatssion to adopt two bills for ordinances 111M1ing stx parcels of real property which are c-,1,tely surrounded by the City. llr. llat1Ush pro- vided inforaation concerning the annexations, explaining that both UMxations .. t the criteria establ tshed by State Statutes for the 111M1atfon of 111 - clavts,. which would allow Council to a111111 the areas by ordinance . Nr . Wanush explained that staff had •t witll the 01Mers of the properties involved . Zoning was briefly d i sc us sed . Zoning will bt dtttrained later, but for Coun - c il 's i nforaation , Nr . Wanu s h explained that the area covered by Afend• It .. • ,,,_ . ' ' I. • ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes March 18, 1991 -Page 4 <. • . ,~ • I' ll(a) contains a lullber COlll)any and a rental operation, and it will be sugges- ted that the area be zoned B-2. The rental operation would be a peraitted use in 8-2; the lullber cOlll)any would not be a peraitted use, but would become a non-confonaing use. It is proposed that an annexation agreeaent be entered into with the owner of the 1Ullber COllpany which acknowledges the 8-2 zoning, but waives the non-conforaing provisions to allow the lUllber cD11p1ny to main- tain itself and illll)rove its quality IS long IS it reuins a luaber cD11p1ny. As the annexation agreeaent would be a condition on the annexation, Nr. Wanush recoanended a public hearing be held conceming Agenda Itea ll(a). He sugges- ted Nay 6, 1991 as the hearing date explaining that publication requirements precluded having the hearing sooner. With regard to the areas covered by Agenda It .. ll(b), Mr. Wanush exflained a public hearing is not required by State Statute; however, if Counc1 decides to hold a public hearing, he recC11111ended both hearings be conducted on Nay 6, 1991. Discussion ensued conceming the zoning process, IS well IS the differences between the City's codes and those of Arapahoe County and how these differen- ces aight affect the property C*llers. A question was raised by Council Nellber Wiggins concem1ng a railway spur on one owner's property. Nr. Wanush agreed to discuss the aatter with the owner to alleviate any confusion which exists. (a) The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 18, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 18, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER WIGGINS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AIIIEIINC A 5.1425+ ACRE PAIICEL OF REAL PUERTY TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOD, COLORADO. CCUICIL .... VIMIIS IIIMD, -IT IMS --. TO AIPIDft M1111A ITDI ll(a) -CCUICIL IILL •• II, SEIIU Of 1111. Ayes: Council Mlllbers IColtay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dykt Nays: None Absent: Council Nellber Bullock Motton carried. (b) The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 19, entitled: COUNCIL BILL ND. 19, INTRODUCED IY COUNCIL NENBER WIGGINS A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AIIIUINC FIVE PARCELS OF R£Al. PIIOP£RTY TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOD, COLORADO . CCUICIL ... IIIMIIS IMD, -IT IMS SBIIIII, TO #NIil ... ITDI 11(~) -COUIICIL IILL •• 11, SEIIU If' 1111. Ayes : Council Mlllbers IColta,, HathlWly, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays : None Abs nt : Counc II .._.r Bu 11 oclt Motton carrttd . I. • , - • • • EnglMIIOOd City Council llinutes llarch 18, lttl -Page I • • • Council Mellber Hathaway stated she would be In favor of holding public hear- ings on both annexations, In accordance with Council's policy stat ... nt to be open, honest, and up front as 1111eh as possible concerntng Its decisions. CCUICIL IIEIIIEl HATIWIAY IIIMD, -IT IIAS SEUIID, TO IIU A PUil.iC HEAii• ON IIAY I, Htl, 7:30 P.11., II IIUAID TO 1IE """50 MIIEIATI-SET FGITH II CCUICIL IILL IOS. 18 -11. Ayes: Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habentcht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Mellber Bullock Notion carrted. (c) Director Wanush presented a recoaendatton froa the Departaent of C01111Untty Developaent to adopt a btll for an ordinance aaendtng the Englewood Municipal Code relating to Neighborhood Service Officers. Nr. Wanush ex- plained this action ts one of several which ts necessary due to the organtza- ttonal changes tapleaented January I, 1991. The change ensures that all code enforc ... nt officers have the authority to enforce the necessary provisions of the Code. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 1111 lo. 17, entitled: COUNCIL Bill NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL IIEIIIER HATHAWAY A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE MOl>ING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 5, SECTION I, AND TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6A, SECTION 5 ENGLEWOOD IUIICIPAl. COO( INS, RELATING TO ISSUING SUII- DS All) CCIIPLAINTS BY NEl&HIOIIHOOO SERVICE OfflCEIS. Cross-tratntng and organtzattonal trade certtftcatton were explained. CGUIICIL .... NA'IIIMIAY .... -IT IIU BIiia, TO u,an --ITIII ll(c) -COIIICIL IILL •• 17, BID a, INI. Ayes: Council lllllbers Koltay, tt.tll11AY, Wiggins, Clayton, tt.bentcht, Van Dyke Nays: loM Absent: Council lllllber Bullock Motton carried. (d) Director Esterly presettted a rec....SattOII froa the Departalftt of Publtc Works to adopt a resolution Wftdtng the INI Publtc laprovwnt Fund. Nr. Esterly explained the need for addltt011al funds In the IIIOUftt of SZlC,500 for four projects : Ctty Hall Asbestos Abat ..... t Paving District 34/Conc rete Protr• IMI Library Carpet Rtplac ..... t Recrtat Ion Ceftttr Offices Total S I0,000 15,000 H,000 34 500 SZlC,500 " - ' I . • , 1- • • • Englewood C1ty Council N1nutes Narch 18, 1991 -Page I • • • ,. City Manager Fraser pointed out that the increased costs in Paving District 34/Concrete Program 1991 are the result of changes requested by City Council (the inclusion of two streets .tlich .. re reaoved froa Paving District No. 33). Additionally, he pointed out that the funds for the Recreation Center Offices were not PIF funds but wre lottery funds froa the Conservation Trust Fund Revenues. The resolution was assigned a nlllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 27, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION AMEll>ING THE 1991 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FIii> NI> THE CONSERVATION TRUST FlN>. Council lllllber Clayton c-ted upon the raode11, costs for offices at the Recreation Center. It was later pointed out by trec:tor Black that these costs also included the taprov-nts wessary to the tel...._ syst• tn- stllled tn 1985 .tltch ts no longer efficient or repairable. Director Long explained the lddttional funds for the Library carpet wre betng requested as the ortgtnal esttaate for the PIF project was inadvertently based on discon- tinued and inadequate stock ..a.tch ts not acceptable. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motton carried. Council lllllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt19tns, Clayton, Habenicht, Yu Dyb lone Council .....,. •nock (e) Director Esterly prese11ted a reca 111datton froa the Departllent of Publ tc llorks to approve the ..,..st• of tile cu..,..t custodial services c:a- tract with Janttro11tcs to 111eh1de tlle bgl.....a bc:reatton C.ter. The 1•· creased clean11Nss aad offtcteacy .a.tell w111 result was oxplatMd by llr. Fraser, ..a.o stated the addtttonal costs of SU,• for INI w111 be faded as follows: Public llorks • SI0,000; 1Kre1t1011 Departllent • $22,300. CGUICIL .... WYTIII .... -n 1M IBtaa, Tl mat TIii lNl •n11111cs CllffUCT Tl IICUII( lllE -SAID IBIDTI• CllffD AT M -·-TIOIAL CllffUCT COST Of Pl, •. Ayes: CoUIICil lllllbers IColtay, Hataa.ay, 1111111111, Clayton, Habelltcht, Yu Dyb Nays : lone Absent : Council lllllber Bullock Motton carried . 12 • ...,.,, D1scusston (a) Mlyor 's Choice Mlyor Van Dyke d d not have any .. tters to bring before Council . •. .. I. • • ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes Narch 18, 1991 -Page 7 (b) Council Netlber's Choice .. (1) Council Mellber Clayton: • • • ... I. In connection with earlier discussion concerning the contract with Colora- do Huaane Society for operation of the an1ul shelter, he suggested the 24- hour notice stipulated 1n Section I, Sub-section E, refers only to the City's obligation to give notice to inspect the factltty and equtpaent for repair or replac ... nt. City Manager Fraser pointed out that the Center will be open to the public seven days a week should anyone want to inspect the preatse. 2. Nr. Clayton offered a brief oral report on hts attendance at National League of Ctttes Conference 1n Washington, D. C., specifically as the con- ference related to SUPERFUND. Ht aet wtth congressional representatives while 1n D.C. 1n an effort to garner support tn this utter. (11) Council Mellber Habenicht expressed appreciation to Nr. Fraser, hts staff, and Susan NcDonnel for their cOllbined efforts tn honoring Ltsa Cobb. (111) In the absence of Council Netlber Bullock, Mayor Van Dyke presented hts concerns about the Adas County assess•nt of sludge fees. Ctty Attorney DeWitt was asked to revtew the utter for possible adlltntstrattve reaeclies. (tv) Council Netlber Wtggtns: l. He tnqutred about the status of 4700 South Huron Street. Nr. Fraser stated an offer had bHn lllde; he wtll keep Council apprised. 2. A brief dtscusston ensued concerning the status of Cinderella Ctty. 3. The proposed re-destgnatton of the South Platte River f,-Recreation Class 2 to Recreation Class I by the Colorado Water Quality Control C0111tsston was explained by Nr. Fraser. (v) Council Neaber Koltay asked Council to jotn ht• tn wtshtng the Ctty Clerk a happy birthday. Following a resounding rendttton of the tredtttonal •ttappy Birthday to You,• a cake wtth the •appropriate• nUllber of candles was presented to Pat. 13. City ........... , ae,ort (a) Nr . Fraser advised Council the Ctty ts tt1ttrl119 tnto a one -year contract with Mtrtcan Monty NanlCJ8atftt AssoctattOII tn c-,lluce with the previously approved lnvestattlt Policy . Proposal were subllttted, tntervtews were conducted, and Nr . Fraser has dettralned thts ts the btst fi,. to assist tht Ci ty In aaxlatztng tts tnvestatnts . (b) Ht brief CO\lncll on the r111tftcattons of Set11tt 1111 222 concernt119 Stat contrltM.tlons for ftre and police ....,.rs ' btfteflts . He recaa1nded ' I . • • ' ]- • • • • • . . \. Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes Narch 18, 1111 -Page 8 that Council state its opposition by notifying Representative Blickensderfer and Senator Considine. CCUICIL IIEIIIER HABENICHT IIOVED, • IT IIAS SECCINDED, TO MITHOIIZE TUNSIIITTAL OF THE CITY'S OPPOSITICII TO SENATE llll NO. m. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Absent: Council Neaber Bullock Motton carried. (c) Concerning House 8111 1282 revardtng public tnfonaatton reporting requireaents for issuers of certain non-rated public securtttes, Nr. Fraser explained the ftnanctal consequences to the Ctty should thts 8111 becoae law. He provided Council with a proposed letter stating the City's opposition whtch would be sent to Representative Bltckensderfer and Senator Constdtne. CGUIICIL 11111111 cun• IIOVED, • IT 11AS SECIIIIDED, TO aunatlZE TUIISIIITTAL OF THE CITY'S a..osn1• TO HOUSE llll •• 1m. Dtscusston ensued relative to the EURA bonds and how these requtreants would affect the Ctty. The 1tab11tty associated wtth deftctenctes tn disclosure were pointed out. It was suggested that Coloredo Nuntctpal League be sent a copy of the letter of opposttton. Vote results: Ayes : Nays : Abstnt: Not ton carried. Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Nellber Bullock (d) Nr. Fraser shared tllforattOII COIIUl'IIIIII •1reat Outdoors Colorado• and encouraged Council to review tt and to establish a postttOII 1• the Mar future. 14 . Ctty Atto,My 'a 111Nwt (a) Nr . Dall t tt tr••i tted • ,...,.Hd ordtaaace estaltltsllt119 Ctty holidays. (b ) Mt provtded a ,-port OIi the esttaated costs of the vt c ttm a ssis - tance Protr• . (c) Mt advtHd eo.cn they aay recei ve 111C11t t ry cal ls cOIICffllllll ta, cha rtes ift1t ated by S...t Al' Sall1 tal 1011 Di strict . (d) t •fo C 1 that at Nr . Fraser's ,..._st he ~ ,,..,.,_ altemll v draft ord t c011Cernf119 recreation f NS, Nt ,.._,led that Counc 1 re , u lftd offer t f r c-ts . .. .. •· • - 1-- • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes Narch 18, 1111 -Patt 9 '· • • .. (•) Ht requested a aotlon ttr11lnatlng anlul facility contracts with all entities other than the Colorado Huaan, Society. COIIICIL NEIIID CLAYTCII IIDVED, _, IT IIAS SlCCIIIDlD, TO TONIMTt ALL CUIIElff ANIIIAL SHllTEI CCIITUCTS 111TH TIE EICEPTICII OF TIE CGIITUCT 111TH COLOUDO IIIWIE soc1m. It was conflreed that all Involved jurisdictions had been notified of this action. Vote results: ~ts: Nays: Absent: Notion carried. Council Ntabtrs Koltay, Hathaway, Wl19tns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council lltllbtr Bullock (f) Nr. DtlUtt provided background lnfor111tlon on the City's sewage sludge litigation against the Insurance carriers. Ht recoaendtd that ANDER- SON, Kill, Ol.lCIC. I OSHINSKY be retained as special counsel to continue thts litigation on behalf of the Ctty. COUIICIL .... CLAYTIIII IIMD, -IT IIAS SlC ... , TO AUTNIIIIZE TIE UII n• OF WISGI, IIU, OLICI I 09IIIIIIY, P.C., IASID • •• DllflTI'S IEC-- TI•, TO .... LITIIATICII II TNE LMY UlllflU CASI. ~s: Council .._.rs Koltay, HathllflY, lllggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke lays : None Absent: Council lltllbtr Bullock Not ton carrttd. (g) Nr. Dtllttt offered addtttoql tnfor111tt011 c011C1n1tng the natlOMftdt efforts of Mertc111 C-lttes Cl••·• Equity (ACCE), • orpntzatton the Ctty rec•tly Joined . Nr. Dtllttt ts attlllptt .. to get otller Colorado c-1- tles to Jotn Ace[ and pl111s to .. t wltll Int• llur,My, tts key spou111111, tlllltlt In C11lfon1t1 In tlle •ar fllture. Ne wtll be provtdt19 Nr • ....,..., wtth Englewood 's policy stat ..... t ud copies of letters Coulc:tl has sent to th repnsentattves c011Cen1t .. tlle seJect of ...... sludge, etc. TIit future con - SequttlCII ud tap1tcat t ons of ludftll cleu-up •s dhcusstd furtller . 15 . MJ.....-t CIUICIL .... DLTAY .... Tl.... TN ... ting ld,Journed at t :U p.a . r • I ' I. • , - p • • • • • '· Englewood City Council Ninutes March 18, 1991 -Page 9 (e) He requested a aotton tenatnattng antaal facil tty contracts wtth all enttttes other than the Colorado Huaane Society. CGUIICIL IIEIIIEI CLAn• IINED, _, IT 11AS SECCIIIDED, TO TOIIIIATE ALL CUIIDl1' MINAL SIELTD CCIITUCTS VllN 1NE EICEPTICII OF TIE CCll1UCT VllN COI.OUDO 1U1ME soc1m. It was conftraed that all involved jurisdictions had been notified of this action. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motton carried. Council Neabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Neaber Bullock (f) Nr. Dellttt provided background tnfon11tton on the City's sewage sludge ltttgatton against the insurance carriers. He recoaended that ANDER· SON, KILL, Ol.lCK I OSHINSKY be retained as special counsel to continue thts ltttgatton on behalf of the Ctty. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI CLAffa IIMD, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIIID, TO MmlOlllZE THE LAIi FJM OF ...... lllU, Ot.lCll ••• llllY. ,.c., MID ••• DllfJn•s UCGIIIElltA-n•. TO MM LITIIATICII II 1IIE LMY UIIIFIU CASE. Ayes: Council Neabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Neaber Bullock Motton carried. (g) Nr. Dellttt offered addtttonal tnfon11tton c011Cerntng the nat tonwtde efforts of Mlrtcan Coaulltttes Cle111-up Equtty (ACCE), an o,vantzat ton the City recently Jotned. Nr. Dellttt h att-,ttng to tel other Colorado c-1· ttes to jotn ACCE and plans to ... t wttll ICevtn llurpMJ, tts by spobsan, while tn Caltfornta tn tile near future. Ne wtll be provtdtng Nr. llurplley wttll Englewood's policy stat-t and copies of letters eou.cn 1111 sent to tts representatives concerning tile subject of sewage sludae, etc. The future con - sequences and tapltcattons of lalldftll cleu-up was dlscussed further. 15. Mjourtant CGUIICIL .... ULTAY ... TO ..... The ... tt .. adjourned at t:lZ p .a . -citt:t-d/ (lt'UL_ " - ' ( .. I . . • , • 0 - PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the City of Englewood bas long supported programs to protect the environment and promote environmental awareness; and WHEREAS, it is vita) that the community remain vigilant in their commitment to environmental concerns; and WHEREAS, in the spirit of envirorunental protection and awareness , the City of Englewood is hosting the following events for the month of April: April 13, 1991: April 20, 1991: April 29 -May 9: April 27, 1991: GLAD Bag-A· Thon al the Littleton Dry Creek Plaza I 0,000 Trees Project al the Plane River Greenway Englewood's Sprint Oeanup Track and field event at the Englewood High School: and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood will be certified as a Keep America Beautiful communityonApril 13, 1991; NOW, THEREFORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYKE, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colonido, do bereby proclaim the month of April, 1991 a ENVIRONMENT AL AWARENESS MONTH in Enalewood . I urse all EnaJewood cidzcna to join with me in recoanizina the importance of environmenw awareneu and encou,.e Enalewood dtizcns to make a positive impact on the environment by pantd.-tina in the acdviliea planned for the month of April. GIVEN under my hand and seal this 111 day of April, 1991. I ----... ·-..,...-..;<L-,...,.__,..,._ ... 6---Suaan Van Dyke . fi•>or • B a I - • • • • - PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, from 1933 to I 945, silt million Jews were murdered in the Nazi Holocaust u put of a s)'Stemadc program of genocide, and millions of other people perished as vicdms of Nazism; and WHEREAS, the people of the Qty of Enalewood should always remember the atrocldes committed by the Nazis so that such horrors are never repeated; and WHEREAS, we should continually rededicate ourselves to the principle of equal justice for all people; and WHEREAS, we should remain ctemally vfalJant ap1nsc all tyranny and recoanize that bi1ocry provides a breeclina pound for tyranny to Oowish; and WHEREAS, pursuant to an ACI ofCanpaa, April 7 throup April 14, 1991 bu been datlftllled u Days ofRcmanbrance for lbe Vicdms of the Nazi Holoc:aast, known internadonally • Yom Haboah; Ind WHEREAS, it is appropriale for lbe people of lbe City of En,lcwood to join in the commcm a mllaa; NOW lllEREFORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYKE, Mayor of lbe City of EnaJewoc,d, Colorado, hereby proclaim dae wecb of Apdl 7 duaup April 14, I 991 as Daya or Re••••ruce or ••• Vlc11 .. or ... HolocaHI in memory of lhaee viaJma and la dae bope • we wOl llrfve always to owrcome p~Judke and 1w,ment1y duauab ecb:adaa, vlcllw:e IDd rafstaia. GIVEN uedcr my hand and acaJ dlil IA day of April, 1991 • • 8 b ' I • • • • • • 0 I • • PROCLAMATION WHERF.AS, fl'QII the inception of this nation, it hu been the responsibility of the states and their local (JCN'erfflenU to aiq,t legislation and enforce le,s and ordinances whenever nec:euary to protect their citizens• health, welfare, a.,d safety; and ~. it J-.u been a fundawltal part of the dl!lllx:ratic principles of this nation to involve all interested and affected parties fl'QII both the public and private aectora in the fODmlatian, adcpticn and, to the fullest extent possible, in the a4ninistration of such 1.,. and ordinances; and llll1m:AS, among the lll)St basic of the 1.,. and ordinances "'1ch have bNr\ ao dariwd are thoN acts 111\ich assure the public'• health and safety in the building9 in whic.)i pecple live, wort and play; and WHl!:RDS, to assure such safety, the City of !DJlewo:d, working togethar and in ocnjunctian with the oounti• and cities and townshipa 11CrOU this state, e"lforcm a unitcma statawidll building coda which hu bNr\ dllsignad and ia aintained with the assistance of the building in4astry and the CIDn8\an; and IDf, iWWW, I, !KJSNI VAN DID, Nap of the City of lnglalaod, Ooloracl:,, henby p:oclaia tba-* al Jpril 1-12. utl -· IIILftDaL IIJIUIDD 11111ft - and I \1199 all citiama of lnglalood, Q)lcndc, to UN thia wllk to visit tbair local bulldinlJ dliatw.U and better fwtUvia ~--with the ~ safety Wcmatian and Nl'YicN proridad by thNe sd»lic aananta. GMlt undllr rz/ hand and NIil. this 1st day of ..u, lttl • • ,, - 8 C I . • - • • • • 0 I • - PROCLAMATION and WHEREAS, the public acboola arc ID Important and iotepal pan of our IOCiery; WHEREAS, the concept of a free and ec,aal eduction is an American uadidon and this country'1 ltmlglh; and WHEREAS, the studeals of today arc tbe leaden of tomorrow; and WHEREAS, all dtizem haw a rapomibillty to IUJIPOl'I tbe public ICboola; NOW TIIEREFORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYICE, Mayor of tbe Ciry of EnaJewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim tbe week of Apdl I S-19, 1991 u ENGLEWOOD SCHOOI.S WEEK wl wae aD dtizcm to make a coaai--lO puWlc .ac:adon and to the future of &pwood'1 dlilclrm by vllhllla *" local ,-llc ldaoola wl by donadaa their time and ....... to Wp make die pulllc ldlool CWD lleaer. GIVEN UDdcrmyllMdmd..a dlil llldlyo( Apdl, 1991. / L..q ,, - 8 d ' I· • • 0 .. - PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, all across the nation, young Americans arc rededicating themselves to helping othcn; and WHEREAS, The Youth Service America in collaboration with the United States Conference of Mayon, the JcfTcnon Awards and Points of Light Foundation arc organizing National Youth Service Day; and WHEREAS, these young people arc assisting individuals who arc hungry, homeless, addicted to drugs and alcohol, unable to read, as well as othen in need, and deserve recognition; NOW, THEREFORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYKE, Mayor of the City ofEnalewood, Colorado, do hereby proclaim April 23, 1991 u YOUTH SERVICE DAY 1991 in EnaJcwood . I urac aJJ of our citizens to meet the chaJJcn,c to accentuate the positive rather than the ncprivc and suppon tbac youths ID their 11ervicc to unfonunaac and needy lndMduals. GIVEN under my hand and seal this Ill day of April , 19 9 1. '> L. (:. • ,,. . B e I - • • • • • PROCLAMATION WHERF.AS, lawn grasses help maintain environllental 9,!Ality, enhance cur health, and prOl7ide beauty and recreation; and WHERF.AS, lawns occupy a substantial area of the united states, nearly fourteen million acres; and WHERF.AS, thoee caring for our lawns perfODD a valuable eervice to our OCIIIIUU.ty by contributing to the good health of the world's awi.ronlent; and WHERF.AS, lawns need tom recognized for the neoesNry benefits they provide to our health and our future; NOW, Td!R!'.l'Q(£, I, SUSM VM MU, Mayor of the City of DWJlewood, Colorado, tereby proclaim tba amth of JIFri.l, 1191 •1 aTBal. UIII CMB IDIIII and I urge all citizens of the City of Enl)lawood to~ 1114 pn:m,te this abaervm. GIVDI under II)' hand and Nal this lat day of April, lttl. j ~ .> 'm C.:lliG; q: · • 8 f I • - • • • • • ORDINANCE NO. / a SERIES OF 1991 -1--f BY AUDIORITY COUNCIL BD.L NO. 17 INlllODUCED BY COUNCL MEMBERIIA1HAWAY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 11TLI! 61 alAPl'ER 5, SEC110N 11 AND TITLE 7 CHAPtEll 6A, SEC'JlON 5 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODI 191.S, RELATING 10 ISSUING SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS BY NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE omCERS. WHERP.AS, ....... ac,Camdl .,, ...... ....,.or .... ftmcdoas• pepe=aom=ie16am .. ElpwaodPolcel>epla1llaPIO•Ca.w.altyl>ft ...... Dw ......,madll ... Nql;t • ats.wlcll~Oi1 1tyo....la,- Dej11l111'Ja1; 11111 NOW, 1REREFOltl!. BB ITOltDAINED BY 1BI an COUNal.OP1BI an OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADOASJIOU.OWS: Secdne I. ~ 5,SEC'l'ION I ISIIEIEBY AMENDED TO ltEADAS 6-5-1: ENJIOICEMl!NTOPZONNJ AND ENVIIIDNMENTALCODl!S A. 1 c. •t?:S,-•11111C1111n111wllo..._..alcC-..,_•t« , ,..., .. Jppa...,.. ... .,.,, ,~.._ .. ._ .. =:;;.,_... ... ..... --Cllplt ...... c tstta • ., .. ......... .., ...... -nut ntnnt ..... 11 t n -••fll!all._ t<a s c " • s , -~· ..... = ................. ., ... .. -. ........... __ ,,, 9 A • ]- - .. • • • • • ,, , . .. dlia Code, am wllhout lbe certlflcadoa requfrancncs or part 3 or Anlcle 33.5 ofTide 24, Colorado Revised Scatuta. D. Code Admiadatiator, llllfl. Code Enforcement Offlcen, ZONING ENFORCEMENT omCERS AND NEIGHBORHOOD SER.VICES omCERS oflbe l>eDanment or Community~ with~ to Titles 5, 6, I, 9, JO, I I, 12, I$ llllfl.16, AND'DTll! 7,CIAPTEJl l,SECTIONS IA, IB, ICAND2EDalewoocl Mualclpal Code oC 1915, IDd allo ... ,....._.,._CW. ADOl'ti:D . SECONDARY CODESAPPUCABU!ntEREro. n. af'Clnl!!Mlttklaed limited 11111 C'll,e -do DOC peamc .._........, appointees to~n..au, ... .....,_....._.., .. ..,..orn..roramena of'Bcea, ........... ..... ,..., .... ..t la ftdl ....................... dlyo(Man:ta, 1991. ••6e21 • ...,or.._., ,,,, . ..... ., .......................... ..,oCApdl, 1991. 1991. c:a No._ s.t.ol 1991, oa ... 46 day ol April, ATIEST: ...W.N. &..a.;a.. l.,_..11.0.,Qw<Wtl6e~.,,.. a .. Na Ca • ..,_.,, 6;~,-..., -•1,1 C as.~-.,..._tl6e0 S ............. ... pc I ••rS a--._ flltfl. WWWa&. 2 . ' •, .. . I. . • ] - -- • • DAft AprU 1, 1991 r•ruam a,r HSUS/ACTI• PIIOl'OAD • • • ' <, 11 • C-.nity Developaent Departaent C. ~- r Appointaent of the seep Jlaerica .. autiful (JtAB) Cclllli••ion. Richard 1. Wanu•h, Director of Calllllanity oe,,e1opaent Dana c. Glader, Wa•t• lllln•1•1nt/DB coordinator It 1a propoaed that City COUncU appoint tbe foll-incJ peraon•, with the deaipated lenvth of tena, to tbe KA8 Cclllli••ion, Tena hpiration, Dec1all1r 10, ltt2 D•111 rt 11' 10, lff• 11r. Thad car- 11ra. lluth Cole Nr. Gerald G~lfl llr. CllarlN GriaN ..... lea tief •. cuau..._ ...... ~ . ........ al• C ............ le ............ ... Clan Mnla ..... ~---- ......... 1 ... ... laauiae IU.Ullaa •. a.. ... w1uwu,, ,, la al• ,.,,,111 tut oawu e u Uta aau..., • ;; LIii• te the DI 0-iNiN u aa ... lw Mt •• City OIIWU ... \lie 1U a-!Niae vltll IMNl•90tl., atatua. "l!Jffl S!WP. KIJM Clt.y Counc l .,...o,ed or,1.....,. ''°· lttO, _., ....... ~ \lie DI a-iNlN _. HU 1 1hed t.he l•nttll of t.era for Nctl ...... . • • ~ • I. • • , - • • • • • • ORDINANCE NO. / a SERIES OF 1991 ~ BY AUIHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 17 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBERHAlHAWAY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 6, CHAPTER .S, SECilON I, AND TITLE 7 CHAPTER 6A, SECilON .S ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 191.S, RELATING TO ISSUING SUMMONS AND COMPLAINTS BY NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE omcERS. WHEREAS, Enalewood Oty Council approved the tmmfer of CCl1aio functions and penonnel from the Enalewood Pollce Dcpmtmeat to the Community Development Department, tbe~by creatina the Neipbodlood Savka Secdoo, Community Development Depu1meat; and NOW, 1HEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY 11IE 01Y COUNCIL OF 11IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AS FOLLOWS: Secdpn I. TITLE 6, CllAPTER. .S, SECTION I IS HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: 6-5-1: ENFORCEMENI' OF ZONING AND ENVIR.ONMENTAL CODES A. The cir ...... :s:::u-w11o eaf'on:e apecHlc Code Secdom • Indicated below are appolmed limit wl raldc:led peace odlcm only for the purpoee of iaulna and ICIYlna IIIIIUIIOlll aad camplalala for off' ... c:anmlned In violation of the pudcular coda Ibey eaf'on:e: Code Mmlallbatar, .-Code EafiNameet Ofllcen, ZONING ENFORCEMENI' OFFICERS AND NEIOIIBORHOOD SERVICES OfflCERS olthe Depanmeae ol Comm 1lsyl>ewqm_.wlda1111pect10Tldea.S,6,l,9, IO, ll,121 U .-16, AND'ffll.E 7, atAPl'B I, SECTIONS IA. 18, IC. AND 2 Eapwood Mee+ lpel Code=ol 191S _...., .. lklfl • lhGWr ••IJafssri: ,.,.,.. a •r ,IC ___. rS a fFd ADOPIEDSEa>NDARYCX>DEf APPUCABU! . n.m1 •dilllleclllFllllldlllfa•n -•ao1,......_ta1• s,c1.,.a111n,. IOcanJfl-._.. ...... _......,_,...,...._o1.._..rorc11 • of'llcen. aapl • .... pn,t1cl1cl. Scaten 2; TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6A, SECTION .S, SUBSECTION D, ENGLEWOOD MUNJaPAL CX>DE 1915 IS AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: 7-6A,.S: C . Alm ..... ol .. l>MlloaolhllcewllOdoao1111Vw10NmftiWuader ... pnllrirla• olPIII, ol Addi JJ..S of'1'ldt 24, Calo ala ...., Sn, 111, •• tllllllDD ol•=:, ...... M .............. I he ol .......... 201<,,::.tt. _, ...... :':*.:&-;: ==:::c. 5::: !!!° ..... _.,.., n l,IIJ .. IIIIW°"al s -•lf11:IW•Sectloa6-S.lol . ' •, 9 A ' I . • I I . I I ,~ Ii fiili~ li(f1 I cl ~a l~a~, ~ii B I ,; Ii Ii'~ !(1f 5 i r• f~ i1,•J, lisll I ~t (; 1!1~11 lit i = i~i ~· l=11r! ;i;tr I .. 'I . Ii~ I ~ C '~ ; ~ ~i J l!f:: :i:,I i, Ii 11,,, 'Ii!' I i • 'I~ i ·51 N ~· I ali I ,,~ ii !I 1:f1; 1i•i• fE I , ... 1(1 ,1. ! 11: ]i:=1 ;,~~; ·i 11 :ist ~,~r· ! !~ it1fi liE!I • 1i' .. 1 f 1~EJ ! ·1 if,JE 1l~! ! , 'il'I. =~ii : E. I ).'fE I I E ~ ~ . , I .. .~ .. . , , .• ... ft, . ~ . ' I • 1l I • • • • • • t I I !f . f •. r; ;-'2 •.q Ii Ir ,, I: (f !i 1· • ' I ~~PPPrrr! ~PPPrrr! 11~ I: 1:1 Ii ~I I ~!~!~~~f !i JJ f&i i~ ! I I ' ' ii ; ill ! I FJ ~ 11 ~ ~ h · I ff ; Ii Q ! g i' ; t~ I ,! Ii ·• a I i i Q -:::::._ ~ t r , !' . , I I . . . ' ~:.: ... ~ I ,• 'Ill ' 1- - • • • • ·, • COUNCIL COIPfY'!ICA'QON DATE April l, 1991 JIIIITIATBD BY AGBKDAITBII 11 k> Ctty Council SUBJSCT Family Employment Restrictions Code Amendment STAPF IIOURCB Roger W. Fraser, Ctty Manager ISSUE/ AC110N PROPOSED Approval of Council Bm #23 to amend the Family Employment Reatrlctkma Code relating to the tdJ1n& restncUona agamat ftrat coualm al e:xilUDC emplayeea al the Ctty. PREVIOUS COUNCIL AC110N On March 4. 1981. Mr. Lelllad Ccladrar. aa ............ a pOlllllllll wall tbe Palice Dlvlaton. epolle tD City COUDdl r I clllC tbe ~ "'11t• pallcy • • eaic. the btr1n& al Int coa..,., Omnrl dluded ..... l'fllllr 111a owallill..,. w polley. Std' bu rew:wed tbe pallcy and bdlew:a tbat tbe cwaaat ~•too~ and recommendll the ebmmaUan al Int COIJ-... tbe • No orpntuttonal lmpad • apeclld. nar .. .,. .,. ~ apectld • tbe future -• re8ult "'thl9 cllaJIII!. nNANCIAL • ' .. I. ' . ' , , • • - - • • . .. • ~. BY AUillOIUIY ORDINANCE NO. __ SERll!S OP 1991 ABIU.R>ll ' .. AN OIU>INANCI! AMENDING fflLI! 3, atAPrEll I 0, SEC110N I, ENGLEWOOD MUNlaPALCX>DE ltl5, llEIA11NO 101HE DEFINl110N OP "IMMEDIAlE FAMILY-. WREIEAS, 6e ::e--Mmdc:lpal Code laldc:II employmenl of a dty anployee ,... .. 1qla,-..W ........ .,, ••• ,. ,: 7 ..... 1mbyorillflllwllla• 7 I I....,. al:11: ... WRE1tEAS. Tide 3, Clilpllr l 0, Secdca I, l!lpwaod Mualclpal Code 191.S IDc:Wll flal Cllllllla la Ill CdlattF• oll I t tally;• WREltEAS, .. ,....,.,. la .. Codl .. lOO.-dcdN .. illilllltCll&lf&ed Eapwood...,1,11 hahll....,...lbr..S ...... -,la:, swltlatf.e<lty:11111 WHEREAS, ...... Ina CCIIIIIIII IO l,e -,JD)"ld by .. Clly..S wort In the rme C1J ... lllwll8DI .... IO ..... llllr IEXla .. DJ INol .. Clly. NOW, 1111!1DOU, • D'OllDAINl!D BY 'IIIBaTY COUNCILOP111E aTY OP ENOLEWOOD, a>LOaADO,AS JIOU.OWS: 1'111111tle J, a.,. a 0, Sedloa lol ................. Codi fl__, --« IIC IO ... llla,a: J.I CM PAIIILY 1111'1.0DIBNT USIUC'l'IOIIS: No__..ol .. • n ...,"• ct a ...... st, ... , 1 111'-m u,., n wf•• J 2;5 •S C Jllltl.lea-ta ........... 11111 ... • i sSZ &7 C _,.,. .. .. 71111•7 ;a -C ................. .,. zotc=--· ;--::t:;, ..... ...,., ...... :. a.......... ,WSO.. a •• , ..... _.,_ .. _., C 501 , C .. ir ....... •11% at1 , cl •*"&7 11 z ,..,,, ,tir.llZf ,zru,•-,.._.,. ct , • ._ ....... -·· I • 11110 , ................................... fllA,111. lttl. . ' • . .. I. . , • "'~ 'I -" • ' • a. • ' · ... •. -r. J Pllblflhed • a Bill ror an Onliaanc:e on lhe 4dl day or April, 19' I. Al11:ST: • I. • • 2 • - • • • !I' • " · ... • .. I • COUNCD, Cmgnnm;A]JOK DATB April 1, 1991 AGERDAITBII 11 C SUBJECT 1990 Golf Fund Budget Amendment INl11A1'BD BY Department of Financial Services STAFF SOURCE ISSUE/ AC110N PROPOSED Adopt a resoluUon amending the 1990 budget for the Golf Fund. PREVIOUS COUNCIL AC110N The 1990 budget was puaed by the City Coundl In 1989. STAFF AIIALT818 With this amendment to the 1990 Golf P'wld Opentlam badiet-tbe 1980 Golf Coune budget wd1 be ID crmpU•:oce with State Statutm. Stlde Statuta requn tbat each depiu bi.mt conclude the yes with e be!enced budlet, IIACltGROUllfl) Early tn 1990. the City bnd the Golf Pro• a Ctty e....-,ee llDd determmed to nm the Pro Shop • a City dart. Tbae apem11 wae DOI llldk ... Ill tbe tae ol tbe edoptton ol the 1990 blJd&ltt. Ill -• . , ~ . " I. • • , - - I • • • • ~-• ... . • ' ,, • ,. ... ~ I IL . MSCWl'ICII ~-~ c; SIIRD8 W 1991 ,( A amDD1'ICII »lll>DI; 'DIB 1990 ~ mlRSB PlN>. lll!MAS, the City Oouncil of the City of lbJlalaoc!, Oo1cndD clla1na to fwd the Golf Pm paaiticn an4 the Pm 9iap frc:a the golf <mra l'\ln4 in 1990; IIDDS, thm9 an funds available in the Golf Q:,une Plmd Balm to COll'K th1a ..--, -, DEICIIQC£1 • 1T RIICl:NID BY 'DE ClTr <XDCIL fR 'DB CDY a, MaauD, CDaWX>, AS l'tUDB: llcUm 1. '1!18 foll.awin; c:han9N in ~ .. lmwby ada in. the aiii! aiirN l'\lnll1 8Dm'ce of P\llm Golf OclmN 1\nl llalance !Eel lmUal ol ... GolfOl:lmN~ tlt,000 ..,,000 llctim 2. '1!18 City ,,., I mil JctiD1 Dlnctar al ftnlaae .. _.., authcliliiil'lo .... the lbc:llla dm 111 to the lJIO lllllgat ol the City of ...,...,.,, WWW&» a, MILUU t:lda lat -ol Jllldl, 1111. WWWtiabiiii,iliiir WWWli I. &iw, &; a.a • • . • . ' • I. • 0 I - - • • <. April 1, 1991 11 d 1•1TIATD 8Y City Attorney Jlllck DeWitt • • • . ... .. ~ Aaendi119 1-s-2-1 - Clarifyi119 council NeetlllCJII ralll119 on t.acJal Bolldaye. Section 1-s-2-11 i• ... nded ao that Clty holiday• ehall be deelvnated by City Council inatead of l99al or national holldaya. None. w;•-- ,, - fti• bee-u le ... in hbnary ..._ Nania LnMc U.., Day fell• a....., .... l~ Ml119 • uUwl llolldaJ 1111ft ~ CltJ of ... ~ .... a9' IIIIHne llanla LnMc alnt Dar ••• IIOUdaJ, ~ .... , .. c1~, 0..011 lleW. Nflllar .-1111 . ., Cl .. ta. COIie. cu, councu uall --~ t11e c1~ •u•,-. --· . ' •. .. I. • , - - ·•' • • <R>IHND NO. Sl!RD8 r. 1,,r- '· • • • ... r. I I J_,, Ml CR>nwa MIR>Da ~ l, <JIU"lD 5, &a:'l'ICII 2-1, r. 'DIB DDmxo JUUCIPAL. <DB '1'0 a.ARin m:aJLAR wwwwww r. um l!lGU!MXI> cm CXllCIL nu.JIG CII A UlaL '11,J'MY. IIDFAS, tha City Q;uncil ha tha authcrity to create City Holidays fer the City of Dlgl..aod; ancl 11111111M, there ia rmfuaicn -to 1lhlch hoUday8 the City hanm9 - 1lhlch holidays tha City di-. not hanor; ancl IIIIBAS, it is necea•m:y to clarify the authority to eaubliah a City Holiday; and 111!:RDS, it is neceaauy to avoid oanflicta with cauncll ll•t u.,. ancl attm' lou'dl ancl 0.-1Niaw Nlet.inp; -. wwwaca, • 1T ClllaDIII> n 'Im arr <XDCIL r. 'Im C1Tf r. JID:MXJ), CXUl'.\DO, Al PCU.OIIII lactkn 1. 1-w-11 IIIIDM WIWa ... Jp ... ,,,.. of t:ba Ci.tr ,,,,..,u 111a11 • bel4 ill t:1a ct.t.y aa11 ca t:1a aza 11111 t:111.1'4 11am ,... of _. alllltla at -~ o•aJaak (7aJO) ,.a., ar at _. ..._ ttaa 11111 -• a,....,n -r, !Im tta to tta, 11Ps1rr , 1,..., t, a, di& ,._ tJla -a-I lar -, IIJ Jp 171111 ialJa '11m1 a clir dla.-tP'I b.r ~• a.a,.. 2 I I WI-Cl'l'I ffllrll II A C1Tf ... mu' ... MIS, .. llba1l .. ..,. at t:ba -taar ca t:ba lat ~ clay not • hoUdlt.r· Intmlaoed, nail in flall, 11111 ,..... ca flnt ....... ca t:m lat dlr of Jprll, lttl. -1 - • I •. .. I. • • , " . • ' . ' . ' . -.. • . ' ' • ' • .. "° .. '· - Published as a Bill for an Ordinance at the 4th day of April, 1991 • . ... hErlcli I. cm,, diy diri .. hi:ric1i I. &aw I. . -J -• • • - • • • .. • . · .. •• ,, (J : (). 0 p1'l1 APPLICATIONS BOABPfCQNNISSIQN UPOINTNPfTS cITJ or pc;rnooo (Pl•••• type or print) Naae Join ,.,.ttm Place of lllployaent Date New 8 1980 Work Phone lf\laber __ .. 10~1~-~18.1 .... 1~1~11 .... --------------------------- 0CCUpation/Prof•••ion ---TxalalN¢ .. ~.~IQ~ ..... ,~ •• 1~1M,a~al• .. •••9'1MII'.,_ __________ _ lducatlonal Backc,round --•l-,pa,ar--l11il1a-, .. •111ll'IP-i••••••1lM8'-..-1>1J41rsn-r111,Mlw•~•11r11•1111DOo.1 4 pa Pftt, I# l " Hf 9 laft.. ~UAIIIf l'T~N (A.4 -,,) Lenc,th of contlnuoua reaidency in tt.rcn: of~l~ Y .. ra __ .. , ... ,_ ____ Nontba --.....iJ~••rm•t••111- 0n vhicb Board or Coalliaaion are you interested in Hrvi119? Liat in order of preference. J 11!Ac, MdPDQ Orwcf 1 ' . •. I. , • I • • ]- - • • • ' ~ • " • ' '· Pl•••• describe briefly your background and interests as they relate to your desire to serve in the above capacity: 6' - ~ J: 1111• W. •'••'•l a, llliie a, .. ., ••-, prim uaeuca for t:!• deualopw11tal approach to teaching. I am responsible for orderinga cataloging and eheeet111 111111 •••lna ••dale fDr" ti• ddl.!a:a. (&\je& 2~ = 12) at sc:liJOl, and I have developed the "Author of the Mcnth" progr•. I have seen any --••• a, .a. a,m-, l11 1111a lea, few ywe ... hepe, if I • au tlda council, to do Ill)' very best in this capacity. Pl•••• list any evening• (Monday through Friday) when you would be unavailable to attend .. •ting• due to other, regularly scheduled co .. itaenta: ! lie arMU,Mla fw ..._ •• ,, ..... Ar• you a City of Englewood ••ployee? No Are you related to a City of Englewood .. ployee? llo If yea, give na .. (a) and relationship~~~~~~~~~~~ Additional coaaent• 'Dank ,.,,. fer ;bdn; e tbe tfe to 1 - ..-,, end J ¥111 be wft1DCI for ..,,,r dec1efm r lave alwfa baiia a. Pl•••• return your completed application to: Office of the Nayor City of !ncJlevood 3400 South Elati ltr .. t Englewood, Colorado 10110 lf you have any questions concernint thie application, ,1 .... call 762•2310. fllank you. ' ' • ., I. • • ]- • • • • t• • (J) A&ENDA ITEM 12 (b) (1) -COUNCIL NENIER'S CHOICE APRIL 1, 1991 ~ BULLOCK: THIS ITEN IS SPECIFICALLY FOR YrAJ,, ROGER. WE'RE STILL GETTING SOME ATTITUDE PROBLEMS WITH THE iJILDING DEPARTMENT. I' VE GOTTEN THREE CALLS FROM CONTRACTORS SINCE OUR LAST MEETING AND THEY'RE ENCOUNTERING A LOT OF RESENTMENT. PEOPLE HAVEN'T RETURNED PHONE CALLS FOR UPWARDS OF, I GUESS, A WEEK, A FULL WEEK . IT'S TAKEN TWO WEEKS TO REVIEW PLANS . All> THIS HAS BEEN, THIS HAS INVOLVED NOT THE PERSON AT THE HEART OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING, BUT IT'S INVOLVED ONE OF THE LADIES, SPECIFICALLY WITH RED HAIR, WORKING IN THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. IT WOULD BE NICE TO SEE SOME ACTION TAKEN ON THAT. FRASER: MR. BULLOCK, IF YOU COULD SHARE WITH ME AFTER THE MEETING THE SPECIFICS, IT WOULD MAKE IT EASIER FOR ME TO DEAL WITH THAT. BULLOCK: CERTAINLY. • l • -- • . I . • 0 ]- • • • ~ • . . ~- ,. " r City Manager's Office ,,,._ (30.J) 4.S0-1719 fAX 003) '5CM"' .. . Karcb 11, 1991 • Tb• Honorable Villi•• A. Cla7ton, Junior Tb• Clt1 of ln11ewoo4 3400 s. llati Street lnalewood, CO 10110 Dear Kr. Cla7ton: Tb• Ka1or ••11•4 •• to aend inforaatloa to 1ou r•1•rdia1 our tr••• collection ••r•lce ••• • coat-r•••nu• Jrojectloa wb:lcb 7ou w:lll Und enc lo•••. l0Jefull7 tbla lnforaatioa will be of belJ to 7ou la 7our reaearcb. 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II) Trash containers shal be placed lor colection at insidf? edge of a residence's sidewalk; shal nol be obstructed from view by fences, hedges or aulomo- biles : and shan be lufty accessible to the trash COiee · lion employee. Ill) Trash containers and bundling of trash are permit- ted as follows. A) Plastic or papers bags specilicaly designed for trash storage (i .e . not grocery bags) the tops ol which shan be securely lied or fastened to prevent spillage and which weigh when W not more than lofty pounds . B) Metal or plastic containers with the capacity between 20 and 32 galons, ird.lsive, with I secure cover or closed and fastened liner and sloping sides w ;th suit11ble lifting hancles, and weighing not more _ :unds when lul. Lids of cans shal not have r • . : • chains orcable hanging lrom the sides or lop . C) Broken glass shal be clearly marked on container. D) Cold ashes are to be placed in double con- tainer (bags) and sealed . E) Dog feces are 10 be placed in double container (bags) and sealed . , F) Liquids contained in separate non-leaking container. clearly indicating the contents of the con- lainer . GI Wooden or caldbolld boan. nended lor disposal with capady not g,u1er "*' 14 ~ 1111 Ind weighing not more than 40 poundl when .. large packaging CIIIOnS shall not be picMd upunllsl they are lolded lat. H) Bundledfflllerial, ....a,111c1, nolllglrlhln 40 inches long and weighing not morelhln40paundl. i.e. branches, newtpllpef, or magazifm. 1 I Wood and wood pnxl,ds • ._board.wall boald, or other wooden building fflllerill 2) BNsh. lhnlbl. or ne brlnctm. 3) Plastic pipe, plls1ic sheets. or oiler pllslic materials . 4) Metallic pipe, sheet melll, llldoller 1111111- lic materials . I) Uptotwobagsol sodpe,week .. becaleded ii inapprovedplasticorpape,blgs, uchblgweighing not more than 30 pounds. JI Containers specilically pdtied are · 1 I Paper shopping bags 2) Room WISleblskels 3) Wheel,anows. 4) Other containers lhal are too 1111111. CMr· weight, havelhlrp edges, or no bot1om. Allocontain- e,s not ~designed lor trash llorlge (i •• not grocery bigs) or with broken sides or handles IV) The lolowing holidays are oblelved and no 1'ash will be collected on these days: Thanbgiwing Day, Chris1masDay1ndNewY1.-sD1y. PleaseCll450- 8786 one week ahead of these days lo ind out wlllfl your trash wil be collected . V) Special Services : during uchweek ol each monll. we send a special truck out by appoi llrnei II lo ccllCI appiances, ffllllrflSeS, and other large and bully lems. EXQISiana llom the MNice incble: ....... tnnc:hel, bulding and consllUClion ffllterilll. Tl• appoinlment ""51 be made • ..... 24 hours in ldvlnce of 7 1 .m. on your 19QU11r collclion day. The ..... lor c:aleOon ,..,.. be placed Oft your ...., ~ ...................... ....... lor ..,.,.CIDIKMn, ............. ....., T ............ .., .. nol be .......... .._ ........ trasll M. placed IDf ..... c ..... . VII) VICllllionl Trash ttllt ii ill ..... el .._ ,......_.nolbeCillllclld A ..... .._. .. besen,ed.andllll ...... lorttle~ ....... . up .. trasll .. benaeed • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r .. c.y o1 Ncdlglel•, Sold w-. o..... • Cllll'I IJQlll71 fll lo3.30p ,n onnoffllllWOIII ... C... llgll .._.,.), lfld can be~ braaillt a. 1711 Plllle INl1r911DcarQOttle*91,_,._. ............. .,.CDlacloft ...... ...... 1ionl in .......... TIie p,lading ..... .... 1Nrire1Nmf'911••Mlil•as••1111t......_1D cow.II~ CollCling and cispoling ol IGld .... ..... Nomlglel .. tlomes IS ball dila,l lftd lilll ...... 91g. Thefelore, we lAISt refuselocollcl ..... pllced lor c:alllaian •• ii"' ....... ol h ...... ... andNgUlllians. By ................... ...... lionl, we can cxriNle ID piOllldt..., ... .... colecliorl Ind dilpoall ..._ ID II ._ in Nofllglela1. C:lyofNollt.glllWI Sold Walle Diwilaon Public--. °"*"""" • • "' • , ~ • < 0 I ; ~ . ~ . . I • .J ,-, I TRASH COLLECTION DAYS £. 112th Avenue THURSDAV w. 104th Avenue p £ c FR.fDAY 0 l i:(Jth ~Y~nut I If T 2 5 ti £ D • £ s D A r • 104th ' (. 120Ut A._. IIONDAY II A s TUESDAY H I • ' r 0 If r. 104111 A~ £ lbRTH6taa,I CllllWxJ R s T A T £ 25 • • • • I 4&0-818& •• • • 1 • • • in U.S. CRIME '1:1:r-:Jage ·1l' 1 eigh t limes hi,:he r th a n in Fronce. I 15 ti m es highe r th a n in Engiand. I 23 urr.es high e r than Italy 's atd 26 umes hig her than in Jap a n . ac· I co rding to the re po rt Robberv r ~t e s l ollowcd mu ch the sa me patt e rn . si x time highe r t ha n in England . seven t imes high er than Ita ly 's -and nea r ly 150 times highe r tha n in J apan. Th e co mmittee·s report, based on raw FBI data and preliminary statistics !or l a s t yea r . based It s c omparisons on .fu sti ce Depart· men t statistics !or industri a liz ed n ati ons . Crime repo rting stan· da rds ,·ary in t hose countries. and crime rate s for less-devel ope d Third World nations generally are e ither una\'ailable or unreliable . U.S. violence has no equal Howe,·er. the report m ad e clea r that ,·iolence in the United tat es has no equal amon the worl d d~ ,·eloped na t ions :-; r did 19 30 have a mod e rn equ a l for ,·ic,lence in the L'nited States . '·More than 1.8 m1lhon Amen· cans were murde red . raped . rob- bed or assaulted in 199 0," t he com· mitlt'e s11d . That makes the \'lolent cr ime rate last ye ar l e hiahest C\·er. which mean Am en- c:.r.s :i:-e !:t lZ':ier t o l,c u, .~ \ tC· tlms of ,·iolent crimes toda~· than It any t ime 1n modern his tory. the committee sa id Onr tilt pa t 1enera11on, the _.,., of Yiol.nl crimel hu riNa ll times futtt t .in tht' popula· lioa. Rape and a . ult rJte 11.-rwna e,en f a ter, the report 1d TM poplllaUoa or the l'al1ed 1 Statet bas INI'"' 4 l Pff'9I& -. INt, wbik ,iolenl crlmtl bave • I ~ $11 percent. a~ to F II and S Censu tatlst lcs 200 victimized every hour • " - 0 I• • ' - I • • ' ll- Cl ·u t · ,;:.:: :..: : • i .~ an ',t\\ Yc:1:. '-"", , ·: :1· "1 .. ; \-:r :1r.· := :-e ,·r~ I : : I ,._ ,· ;"\. • • r:.-1 ~.{ ; -:•: ·• ~' : (.;: • \ · l ;, ·t; ·\~r".· .... ·~• ~ 1: i c:-· ~L:> "1:-;'":-: .. ! .. !' t :· .·, · i· .-.-i.:r :-1.; ... r1.-t'r ··.:.!:1c :, "'n c..r· !..-i.::\c •. · r' c~-~.;.-;dl \\o..\1 t1.nf~ ... 1:--::.· :i v :: ::, i::-~:;:e, ::--... us..i:-:, c:J.1 u,ri;,;-ib ·...i :':."d r, ;,:.!" 1· ,~-' ... j ::-... _ .. . c ·.,~-'c BOND S -. :.:. • • • • • I• . • ' 1. ~~ -·-- D~RK NIGH T AT S TA PLETO N ;.. ,n ass ive power outage of ,ir'li<.no ,. nor pin k11oc ~ed cut e lectric ity at Sta p eton A rpor1's term,- , a 'o r r.e 3rly fou r hours last nig ht. ;.. :rcugn rt posed no orob1em for arr plan es get- : r ; :,r.t o a nd oft t h e ru-•.nys . the outage aid knock o~: l''l e ticketing CO 'l'ID~ :rs . t he iceo fl •grt sched- u es t"le escal ators , the t,aggage carouse ls a n d the J:i>'.2 \I S used to get passengers on ar ,d o:t th e ir t, ;·,ts. STORY, 1 a I i U.S. reign ., I of terror I heightens Nati on world"s leader in killing. rape. theft Shell pays .... _ . . ... • \ \ ,, - I • . ' • • , • ,. ~ . . \ -• • I• • ' ' - ~ . ·~ <. - .. 5 I ~tn.,UYl'U -··· . . • Maas '-,/~ • lllM.TSa I • • • • ]- • • • • • • I . ,... .,,'" ,, PRESENTED IY --- ~WI f 1-41~ L-ff' / Z}!:tJ.J fj \ v@~ ~-l / 7) c-i fetd ~ h ~ ~~" CJ f'&, 3/<-f / /' 7-3 /);}Je/\ Jtf) 7 r or /? /7 ( aA'+f~cR -··· 1/l ~ ' -~ . ' •, ' • I. • • ]- • • ' . • • • C , ' ' < . ' ' ~ . .. • • t • " -. -• · ... • ~. AIEJltA ITEJI --- •m•s ----------• srcas _____ _ • llM.TSs ____________ _ • ' ' • .·,• .. . . . 'I ' I. . • , • ,, -. -•, • • . ' <. A8Ell>A ITEII -----PIESENTED IY .. -··· -------------------------• • I . • • • • • . ; ' .. -• . • •• ' • . .. . PRESENTED IY •n•s II~-* . • ti (m Keas • IUULTSs Pl# I. • • • ' . • . . • ' ... ' '" PRESENTED BY ' 11tn•1 • • I. • • • ' ' ]-• . • • ' .. . . . . . AG£ll>A ITEII PRESENTED IY .. IIDTI•• • • I. • • • • ,, - . 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I. • • • 11-. • I -•. -. • ·, • PRESENTm IY ' .,. ... ---------------------- 11£1191 __________ _ llllUl.na _____________________ _ I. • • • • , - - • . ' -·m ;c2bvf 7/ JKad ~ • • • PRESENTm IY .._TS -:-,------- " - ... ' ' . . • . .... ( ~ .. • I. • • • • • - • • . ~. ... ,,. • ,, - , . . . I. . , . • ]- - / • ' ' .. • • • PRESENTED IY ------ --=·---------IUULTSa. _________________ _ • . ' • . . . . I. • • • "' -. ; ' ' -,.. • . • • . . <. ]- MEM>A ITEII .. ... , _________ _ IUULTSa __________________ _ I. • • , • -•. • ·, • (. - PIESENTm IY ~ I - .. • sraae,. __________ _ • IUULTS1 _____________________ _ I. • • , • "' - \ -,.. • • t• . • ' - PRESENTm IY .. • srca, __________ _ • lllSUl.TSs.~---------------------~ I. • # • - - • • • • • . . (1) MENDA ITEII 12 (b) (1) -COIIICIL IEIIEll'S CHOICE APRIL 1, 1111 BULLOCK: THIS ITEM IS SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU, ROGER. WE'RE STILL GETTING SOME ATTITUDE PROBLEMS 111TH THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. I 'VE GOTTEN THREE CALLS FRON CONTRACTORS SINCE OUR LAST NEnING NI> THEY'RE ENCOUNTERING A LOT Of RESENTMENT. PEOPLE HAVEN'T RETURNED PHONE CALLS FOR UPWARDS Of, I GUESS, A WEEK, A FULL WEEK. IT'S TAKEN Tl«> WEEKS TO REVIEW PUNS. NI> THIS HAS BEEN, THIS HAS INYOLVm NOT THE PERSON AT THE HEART Of THE PREVIOUS MEETING, BUT IT'S INVOLVED ONE Of THE LADIES, SPECIFICALLY 111TH Rm HAIR, IIORICING IN THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT. IT WOULD BE NICE TO SEE SOME ACTION TAKEN ON THAT. FRASER: fll. BULLOCK, IF YOU COULD SHARE 111TH NE AFTER THE NEnING THE SPECIFICS, IT MOULD NIil£ IT EASIER FOR NE TO DEAL 111TH THAT. BULLOCK: CERTAINLY. -I • • . , .. I. • , fl- ! • • ,, -• ,,. • t• • .. A&EIIDA ITEII lZ(b~(Z) -APRIL 1, 1991 BULLOCK: BETTY WILSON HAS BROUGHT TO NY ATTENTION THAT SHE HAS SOME CONTACTS WITH THE PEOPLE WHO OWN THE RAILROAD AND SHE WOULD LIKE TO PURSUE RESTORING AND PERHAPS fl>VING THE ENGLEWOOD RAILROAD STATION ONCE AGAIN. SHE'D LIKE, AS I MENTIONED I BELIEVE EARLIER, SHE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT WE'VE DONE AS A CITY UP TO THIS POINT, AND I WAS TOLD THAT WE HAD ASSIGNED IT TO PUBLIC WORKS AS A PROJECT AND WE WOULD BE RECEIVING INFORMATION BACK ON THE 28TH, SPECIFICALLY CON- CERNING THIS. IN OTHER WORDS, WHAT WE HAD DCIIE UP TO DATE, SO THAT I COULD FORWARD THAT ON TO HER. IS THAT CORRECT? FRASER: YES IT IS. WE WILL BE GETTING THAT INFORMATION TO HER. HATHAWAY: ANOTHER SUGGESTION, YOU NIGHT WMT TO HAVE B£m WILD TALK TO MARJ NICKUN 1H) usm TO B[ PRESIDENT OF ENGLEIIOOO CHNIIER -YOU'D HAVE TO ASK DORI IIAZAR£IIIS FOR HER ClltRENT PHmlE IUIIER, BUT SHE WAS PURSUING SONETHING ALCNi THE LINES OF THE DEPOT WITH BARB NORG- REN OF THE COLORADO HISTORICAL SOCIETY. I DCll'T ICIOI llfERE THAT GOT TO. BULLOCK: OKAY, I' LL PASS THAT INFORM TI ON ON TO HER Ml> IN THE IIEMTINE I PRESUME WE'RE GOING TO B£ GETTING COPIES OF MY CORRESPONDENCE THAT WE'VE HAD WITH THE RAILIIOAD •••• HATHAWAY: ALSO, TON, CORRECT NE IF l'N IRNi, WAS IT THE AMERICAN LEGIClt THAT HAO ORIGINALLY SOUliHT TO PURCHASE THE BUILDING, THAT WAS WHAT TIIO YEARS AGO? VAN DYKE: IT'S NOR£ THAN THAT ••• NUNDS: THEY WERE GIVEN THE BUILDING -FOR A ODUM. Ml> THEN THEY GAVE IT IACIC TO THOI l(CMS( THERE IMSll'T CLEAR nnE OR MYTHING [LS(. HATHAWAY: BUT IT IMS THE ANEIICM LEGIClt THAT'S STATIONED HER£ IN ENGLEIIOCIO, SO YOU NICHT .•.. NUii)$: MIRY FLEDIII IS THE CClllft.llO. HATHMMY: MIRY FLEDIII. BULLOCK: OKAY. FRASER : IUT TH( UILIOID STILL CLAUIS nnE TO THAT BUILDING . NUNDS : ,u1 OF IT, AT LUST • HATHAWAY : THI£( fOUITMS OF IT IS 'Rfm CLOSE, AS I RECALL THER£ IMS lllC Clt(.fCJUITN THAT IMS CUM -Tla([.fUlNS OF IT Ill$ STILL nm. BU LOCK : SO WE HAW[ A QUl[l Till[ ACTIC*. HATIWMY : YOU GOT IT . • I • .. I. • • - • • • • • • A&EIIDA ITEN 12(b)(11)(1) CLAYTON: I JUST HAVE ONE THING TO PASS OUT HERE. I BRIEFLY MENTIONED, I BELIEVE LAST TIME, IT'S A LETTER FROM NORTHGLENN THAT ANALYZES THEIR TRASH HAUL SITUATION. I JUST WANT TO HIGHLIGHT A COUPLE OF NUMBERS FOR YOU. RIGHT NOW NORTHLGLENN, THEIR APPROVED FEE PER MONTH IS $6, PARDON ME, $7 A MONTH FOR TRASH HAUL. THEIR COSTS ARE $6.19 PER HOUR. ANO IT APPEARS TO ME THAT THEY'VE IDENTIFIED THOSE COSTS AS VIGOROUSLY AS ANY PRIVATE BUSINESS WOULD. I SIMPLY WANTED TO BRING THIS TO COUNCIL TO GIVE EVERYONE AN OPPORTUNITY TO READ THROUGH THIS. IT'S MY FEELING THAT IT'S TIME WE STARTED TO MOVE VIGOROUSLY TOWARDS A CITY WIDE TRASH COLLECTION SYSTEM DONE BY PRI- VATE HAULERS OR EVEN WE SHOULD PERHAPS INVESTIGATE DOING IT BY THE CITY, BUT I THlflC WE NEED TO MOVE TOWARDS THAT AND I'D LIKE TO GIVE COUNCIL AN OPPORTUNITY TO READ THROUGH THIS AND THEN IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS, l 'M GOING TO TRY TO SPEAK MORE ABOUT THAT TO COUNCIL. I'VE ALREADY SPOKEN TO SEVERAL PEOPLE ON THE COUNCIL ABOUT THAT AND l 'D LIKE TO MOVE FORWARD ON IT. FRASER: WITH REGARD TO BILL'S SUGGESTION, l THlflC IT'S IMPERATIVE TO KEEP IN MIND OUR PLAN FOR 1990 (SIC) WITH RESPECT TO RECYCLING ANO THE COOPERATION THAT THAT REQUIRES WITH THE EXISTING TRASH HAULERS. AND, WHILE l MIGHT INT TO DEBATE WITH YOU 5(11( OF THE POINTS OF A MUNICIPAL TRASH COLLECTICII PIIOCESS, l WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO CCII- SIDER HOLDING OFF A Rl'°'°'5 DEBATE CII THAT ISSUE UNTIL WE'VE HAD A CHANCE TO REALLY FULLY UIPLENENT THIS GRANT THAT IIE'RE WOAIClNG ON WHICH IS DEPENDENT UPClt THE CCIITINUED COOPERATICII OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE CURRENTLY HAULING TRASH IN THIS CITY. CLAYTCII: NO, l DCll'T HAYE MfY lNTENTlCII OF MYTHlNG THAT'S GOING TO AFFECT TH[ UPCClllNG aMT. l '11 YEIY SUPflORTIYE OF THAT PARTICULAR GRANT. l WOAICED HAID CII THAT TOO. IT'S JUST MY FEELING THAT THIS ISSUE OF CITY-WIDE TUSH HAULING IS A LITILE DIFFERENT THM THE ISSUE OF RECYCLING BECAUSE IT FOCUS CII .. TORY TRASH COl.LECTICII AS OPPOSED TO A VOLUNTARY RECYCLING EFFORT AFFORDED THAOUGH THE GRANT PIIOCESS. All> I THlfl(, I REALLY TMlfl( ME'RE TALIING ABOUT APPLES All> ORANGES HERE. All> l THI• IT 'S SGll£THING IIE'VE TALKED ABOUT FOR YEARS, YEARS, All> YEARS, -I JUST FEEL IT'S TIIIE ME STARTED FOCUSING CII THAT OTH£R, THAT lilPTEI, THAT DIFFERENT ISSUE OF NT 00 ME DO ABOUT PEOPl[ WHO DCll 'T HAUl. TRASH . NOT IINAT 00 ME DO ABOUT PEOPlE WHO INT TO PMTICIMT[ IN RECYCLING, IUT IINAT DO If£ DO ABOUT PEO - PLE WHO DCII ' T HAUl TIASN D . THEY 1llDI IT IN TN£ ALLEYS, TH£Y TIIIOlf IT IN TH£ STl((TS , TH(Y TIIIOlf IT IN DOIYEI, All> I THI• TH(S[ VMI D C A T NUIIIEIS FU DTM5l 51vt US SOIIE SOOD COST NUIIIERS TO COIIPARE 111 TH IINA T 'It( MY I I ICNT D . I IIIOUlO OIS(IV( THAT ME ' RE MY I AIOUT 11 l A IGITM FOR 1£S I DOff IAL TRASH HAUl. All> THE RES I • OCNTS OF DllQ MYING 17 . I I MY INTHJCCT • I 'l 11 Ill) Of YU TOO, llll, TO LDOIC AT INUI lllllt NIWA Ml.C IUT 1£0U11£ --TING IT TO CITY , IT 'S T TO l T A •1c1 TIASN KIVIC(. . ) . I . • - • • • . ~ ·, • .. OF THE BEST NUMBERS THAT I'VE SEEN IN A LONG TIME THAT HOPEFULLY WILL FACILITATE THAT. FRASER: MY ONLY CONCERN IS WITH THE HIGH LEVEL OF PARANOIA THAT COMES FROM THE TRASH HAULERS ANYTIME WE HAVE ANY FORM OF THAT KIii> OF DISCUS- SION. All> I GUESS I COULD RESTATE MY CAVEAT All> SAY WE OUGHT TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT THOSE DISCUSSION IN LIGHT OF THE GRANT PROGRM. CLA VTON: I AGREE. THAT' S ONE Of THE REASONS I 'M JUST TRY ING TO PASS TH IS OUT AHEAD Of TIME SO THERE ISN'T ANY, YOU KIDI, SOMEBODY DOESN'T THINK WE'RE TRYING TO PUT SOMETHING TOGETHER OTHER THAN STRAIGHT FORWARO MD ABOVE IOAIID. HABENICHT: YES, I THINK THIS IS VERY HELPFUL INFOIIIATION MD THIS IMS, YOU KIOI, THE DISCUSSION THAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT CERTAINLY IS ONE THAT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT ON THE IIASTE TASK FORCE AS THE NEXT STEP FOLLOWING THE RECYCLING PIIO&RM. MD THIS IIILL BE HELPFUL INFOAM- TION AS VE MOVE INTO THE NEXT STEP. • • • . . ~ -. . ' .. I . • • - • • • Al'lurrcw JmmlNMAIIII• '-ncwlarfCllJ!l'D,U1()!j • U.S. CANIIL'Ucw MAl'OIS • YCIIIII Smn AlnlcA • OIG,-Ollma C..OnaaOllmaaf 1£11D• a,_11c,a. "----· .... ..C I Call• "-C.. ...... Ca,a.• "-WIUJM1IDC::..• ............ k. ...... ...... ._.. YIICA••lllA • • I'~ • C. . • ' <. ;I ~Cy ,) '\ ./''i ~ ~ 't , / ~ r:i' \, t, ~ ., )L ~i~ }"\\ \ l 'I( y ,lo I March 11, 1991 The Hon. SuAn Van Dyke Mayor 3400 s. Blati Streat Englewood, CO 10110 >--. r/t \· J . ,, \\ ~, • o 'l r/ ., ~ r 'i=:X' 1/1 Dear .. yor Van oju: \ • ., On 'l'ueeday April 23, 1991 '1'be U.S. Conference of.....,) Mayon aloncJ vlth the Jaffaraon Avarda, the Point• of J LiCJht Foundation, and Youth Service Aaarica are co-•ponaorin9 ••ational Youth Service Day.• '1'be ~ of the day 1a to undencore the positive oontributiona tbat IOWIIJ people are aakiftCJ to help tlleir ~iu-. cit u and cammnity orc,aniaationa are encourac,ed to utilise the talent. and raaouroea of )'OWIIJ people to belp addrea• aoae of the aajor probl-facin9 citi• today -drucJ and alcohol uuae1 hunter and baaal•anaa•, the iaolation of the alder y, and aany otben. "°tau,..,.. au otu .. ..,,. al~ oa to~ • •tloaal pnwz-Clan rear nv HI oltlu puUoqetee). •..,,. aot yn IIINd fna ,-r olty, ... -.... ,.. will '--Ulla -t to •lia -· ... • a .-rt of au...i ftnll aenl• Day , .. , • Sncloeed ia infoniation on our effort. 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Conference of MAyon Youth Service Americ1 National Organizing Committtt: Independent Sector N•tional · tion ol Service and Conserv1tion 0>rp. National Crime Prevention Council 1tional Volunteer Center PrudffltiAJ.Blctw Seaarit I Sta&rve United Way of Ameria YMCA ol ttw USA . , ' ' •. ' 0 . . I . . Jr. , - • • • Date Co-Sponsors National Organizing COllllllittee • • • (. National Youth Service Day Tuesday, April 23, 1991 Jefferson Awards, which presents awards for outstanding national public service. Points of Light Foundation, which implements President Bush's national service initiative. U.S. Conference of Mayon, which represents the nation's principal cities. Youth Service America, which helps to coordinate youth service institutions and youth service programming across the country. Independent Sector, National Association of Service and Conservation Corps. National Crime Prevention Council, National Volunteer Center, Prudffltial-Bache Securities Inc ., StarServe, United Way of America, and YMCA of the USA To organize a ''National Youth Service Day" to reinforce in young Americ•ns the importance and the excitemfflt of helping othen ... neighbon helping neighbors. In October 1988 the C:.mpus Outreach Opportunity League and Youth Service America organized and ran the fint national youth service day, "A Day in the Life of Youth Service." Over 10,000 young people participated. celebrating what they do u volunteers every day. On April 27, 1990 an npanded "National Youth Service Day" brought together 331 mayors. 13 governors. and more than 1,500 local organiutions to conduct recognition ceremonies, prns confftencft. c:oaunemorative MrVice proi«ts and special celebrations in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Over 100.000 young people putidpated . 11w entire family ftlCOUrapd to participate in • ational th Service Day,'' with adult participating at the invitation the youn JefftalOft Award (302) 323- FAX (302) :U:lo.:Jl!U (D) TU-.:~ FAXCD)JO. cm, FAX (D) ~·'5.JI." ' ' ' I . , ' ' • • - - • • • • tr • • .- Suggested Activities Each city is unique. Each mayor and city must design "National Youth Service Day" to be consistent with their needs, resources, and local circumstances. Following are suggested activities that may call public and media attention to youth service. Spotlight On Youth . . Publicize projects that highlight the many good things that are already being done by young people in community service. Visit one or more successful youth service projects to demonstrate appreciation for the special talents of young people. Create an event -breakfast, lunch, dinner or other -to recognize young people who are special achievers in community service. Assemble a public photo display highlighting successful youth service projects. Issue a proclamation supporting "National Youth Service Day." Select one or more community proiect• and invite young people and their families to contribute to thole proiects. ,. 4' • • I • .. ...,_i,....~·· ... ,.._ . .. ' ' .. I . •, • -• . ,. · ... • ~- • Questions and Answers Who Is Involved? The U.S. Conference of Mayors unanimously adopted a resolution in support of "National Youth Service Day" at its 1989 annual meeting in Charleston. S.C. Other sponsoring organizations include the Jefferson Awards, Youth Service America, and President Bush's Points of Ught Foundation. In 1990 many new organizations have formed a National Organizing Committee to assist. Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. has agreed to play a major grass roots leadership role across the country. Through their 325 branch offices, they will offer on-site professional support to help organize successful events. No. Funds to meet national expenses for supportive materials, posters. how to kits. and administrative staffing will be railed by Youth Service America and the Jefferson Awards. Pro .... I• Citw• AN' Snio,,s A• 0.,06.g. I• rw. /at A 0,,. For lwitlw Plf1 No. The goals ol ''NationAI Youth Service Day" are long range. The buic goal is to tranuorm the excitement ol "NationAI Youth Service Day" into more year. round youth service commitments in every participating city. • .. I . . • • 1- • • " -. • • • ·, <. • Questions and Answers Who Is Involved? The U.S. Conference of Mayon unanimously adopted a resolution in support of "National Youth Service Day" at its 1989 annual meeting in Charleston, S.C. Other sponsoring organizations include the Jefferson Awards, Youth Service America, and President Bush's Points of Light Foundation. In 1990 many new organizations have formed a National Organizing Committee to assist. Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. has agreed to play a major grass roots leadership role across the country. Through their 325 branch offices. they will offer on-site professional support to help organize succeuful events. No. Funds to meet national expenses for supportive materials. posters, how to kits. and administrative staffing will be raiMd by Youth Service America and the Jeffenon Awards. ~ b, Citin A.w SmN. A_, 0.,.6.,_ ,. 7w. /at A 0., For l'o-"'w l'ft1 No. The goals of "National Youth Service DlyH are long range. The basic goal is to transform the excitement of "National Youth Service O.yH into more ,-,. round youth MrVice coaunitawnts in every participating city . ' , •. • I. . • • - • • • • • • • '· • C/15/91 Regular City Council Meeting • • • 0