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Home My WebLink About1991-04-15 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• ~~ . , ]-• • t• " • ' . - . . .. ]- • . ,. ' • • 0 (4 (;µt11t:if ·ar~ ;(~/ • • . . . 1d ;4J c..2 2'3 / • / ~I ~/ ~ I . 31/, .3J;. ,3~ 3? • , I • • • • ... • # • .. ' ' " c1n COIIICIL MED STANS IIUIIT F• lNE AIIIL 11. 1•1.c1n CIIIICIL IIEOIII I Agenda Originating . Ite• De2art11ent Descri2t1on ActtOII Takell foll•·• SA FIN SERV COUNCIL MINUTES 3/ZS/91 APPIOW£D 7-0 CGPIES TO IC DISTIIIUTCD (PUBLIC HEARING· PAVING DISTRICT I • NO. Z4/CONCRETE REPLACDl:NT DISTRICT 1991 ~ 58 FIN SERV COUNCIL MINUTES 4/1/91 APPIOVED 7-0 ca,us TO IC DISTIJIUT[D 6A CMGR EMPLOYEE OF fllNTH AMARO· .. JANET GRINNETI, HOUSING FINMCE I = SPECIALIST • • .f 68 CMGR CERTIFICATES Of APPOINTNENT .. .. PRESENTED TO NENBERS Of ·KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL• CCIIIISSIOI .. 6C CMGR RESOl30 APPOINTING JOAN lltATIOI APPDED 7-0 .. ' TO EURA· APPOINTMENT TO EXPIRE 2/5/96 7A CMGR KENNETH KOEL, 4001 S. P£111., RE: .. PUI MKS 10 con IIU NEn "" PAVING DISTRICT 34/CONCRETE REPLACE · VITH COICERll(J) NOl(OIIOS MENT DISTRICT 1991 SA CMGR NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATORS WEEK APPROVED 7-0 NOi( PROCLAMATION· WEEK Of 4/14-Z0/91 88 CMGR NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK PROCLAMATIOI APPROVED 7 -0 .. WEEK OF 4/15-Z0/91 SC CMGR IOF CHILD ABUSE AWARENESS WEEK APPROVED 7-0 NOi( PROCLAMATION· 4/21-27/91 • I • • I • I " • ' . ., 4, I .t • I ..... ~ L I J .; ' .. 80 CMGR SE CNGR 9A CATTY 98 CNGR llA COfll DEV 118 PUB WS llC PUB WS 110 PUB WS llE PUB WS llF UTJL llG UTIL • ~ • • • WORKERS NUl>RIAL DAY PROCLAMTION 4/28/91 APNDVED 7-0 .. NATIONAL DAY Of PRAYER PROCL.ANlTION -5/Z/91 AIPD£D 7-0 .. OR0.120 MEll>ING 1-5-Z-l Of OK ) [fJ[CllWl IZ :01 A ••• $/ll RELATING TO LEGAL HOLIDAYS ) )APNDVm 7-0 [FJ[CTIWl IZ :01 A.N. $/Jt/91 ORO.IZI MEll>ING 3-1 0-1 Of OK J 11 • RELATING TO NEPOTISM POLICY CBl24 CREATING REBATE Of SALES I APP1DV£D AS MOIJ[D 7·0 S(CCJIID IICADIIIC $/6/tl USE TAX/MCHINERY I MCIIJNE TOOLS ll>TJON TO AMARO ROOFING COITRACT A1P11MD 7-0 M 1115 TO S(aa( SJ-llll(S TO IIEATHERCRAFT CO. · S147,6ZO CII CCll'TWT; ... ID( SHIED FOR REPAIR Of CITY HALL/LIBRARY I COPY TO CITY cu•; ... lO POLICE/FIRE CENTER ROOFS NOClm RESOl3 l ANEll>ING THE 199 l BUO&ET APNDVED 7-0 FIi SHY TO IMC TUISl(II BY TRANSFER S17,000 TO PIF FRON CONSERVATION TRUST FUii> REVEIIIES FOR INPROVDIENTS AT THE RECREATION CENTER RESOl32 AUTHORIZING THE USE Of CITY APPDED 5-Z OOIOL IT ION Of Ml I LDUl5 AW LAIi> IN THE PROJECT "BUILD" PIIOGRAN (IULLOCIC/HMOIICHT · NAYS) CBl26 CREATING P.0.124/CONCRETE APPIOV£D 7 -0 SECOND RlAOllla 5/6/tl REPLACEMENT DISTRICT II>. 1991 RESOl33 SUPPORTING THE COLORADO APPIIOVED 7-0 STAH 10 Pl!S[IT RUOlUTI BIIIIINITORING REGULATION AT (PA PUil.i C H(MIIIG CBl25 APPROVING EASDIEIT FOR APPIIOVED 7-0 SECOND READING 5/6/tl SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT BIG ORY CREEK INTERCEPTOR AT THE Bl -CITY WTP • z -• • • I ' • . . l, I .t . I J . llH CATTY 111 CATTY 12Ai CMGR 128i CMGR 12Bii CMGR l2Biii CNGR 12Biv CMGR 12Bv CMGR 12Bvi CMGR • cB121 ANEll>lllli 7-7-6 Of DE RE: ESTABUSHIIEIIT Of fll( I.MES DISCUSSICII RE: COW. mlll'S REQUEST FOR AID TO LIQ, COl.OUDO APPIDftD 7-0 •••m 1-0 ICOLTAY: WANTS REPORT CII MATER OOWI) NIPI• HATHAIIAY: vot.lllTEERS FOi 10,000 TIE£ PIDJlCT WIGGINS: FACILITATOR FOi DI. son• SESSICII HABENICHT: RECOGNITICII Of LOCAL YOIIC STUDOITS CLAYTCII: 1. STATUS Of 4200 S. ELATI; 2. LIBRARY REQUEST FOi COIIIC IL PHOTO&IWNS; 3. CODE ENFORCOIENT (BILL NILLER, WEST HAI¥_,); 4. SMALL CITIES CCNIITTEE, •c, IEQU(ST FOi lllfOIIMTICII BULLOCK: 1. INQUIRED HN BEAUTIFICATICII CCIIIITTEE NlflS; 2. REPORTED CII SMIT &MIT; 3. WILL BE SPONSORlllli LEGISLATICII IEQUllllli 5 VOTES TO APPROVE OUT-Of-STATE TRAVEL; 4. MEETlllli WITH BUILDlllli DIV. CIIE D£ TIN(; 5. MAYORAL ELECTICII PAOflOSAl; 6. BEEPERS FOR VICTUIS ADVOCATES; 7. DEAD Ell> SIGNS CII MIIERST; 8. LETTER FD .. S. PEACOCK RE: FEll)(l REPAIR SHOP; 9. OE PARTICIPATICII Ill COIIICIL NlETISS · D£ PUlllCAllCII OF AGENDA, ETC.; • • • S(CGIII) SlCGIID If.ADI• CIIII lO Qlffatl l SllClfJC •ms ,. CIIII YO mM1. JS11 Mll; U(l COSTS lllllllll I. SlMF NllWll PIICl-ll Rfmllllll• lACN IHS: I . Cllll lO DOtUIP CIITOIA ,. Amal- CATIY TO N(flM[ R(SIQIS( 10. PUBLISH LETTER RE: OPERATICII DESERT STOM Ill IIUl ISSU( Of CITll(I; 11. REQUESTED UPDATE CII CCIIPUTERIZlllli TN( Clll; • 3 • • • ... • ,. I I ~ ., .c • . I j .. •' I ~ ,-, ~ ( CONTI NUEO) 12. CONSIDERING ACTIVE INVOUDIENT IN Oil -MY IUI FOIi UECUTIV( IIWI>: 13. INQUIRED ABOUT COUNCIL'S SWEDISH TASK FORCE. 13A 138 CMGR REVENUE POLICY ON 5/6 MiENIM: IN-DEPTH STUDY ON 5/29/tl CMGR HOSTING 30 HIGH SCHOOL STWENTS ON 4/29/tl: NEETl115 111TH BISHOP ELENENTARY STia:NTS RE: CMEHS IN DtllllOT PRESENT: All SEVEN NENBERS ADJOURNED: 9:12 P.N • -4 - • • • \ . .. • • • - • • • I. Ca 11 to Order • • EN&LEIIOOD CITY COUNCIL EN&LEIIOOO, ARAPAHOE COllfTY, COLORADO Regular Session Apri 1 15, 1911 The regular meeting 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 Hellber Bullock. 3. Pledte of Al191iance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. ltoll C.11 Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Council Neabers Hathaway, Koltly, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Also present: City flaft ... r Fraser City Attorney DeWitt Ctty Clerk Crow 5. lltnutet Ns. Pepper, EcOIIOllic Develetplleftt Adlll tnistrator Director Esterly, Public Work s Project £119ineer K1ha , Publ ic Works Ot rector Fonda, Utiltttes ( 1 ) COUIICIL .... CUYTIII IMD, -IT MU SUGIIID, TO AfflOII TN( IIIIIITtS 0, TN( 5'lCIAl IIUTI• 0, .... H, INI. Ay s: Council rs Kol tay, Hl th w1y, W 99 ns, 84,lloc • Cl 1yton , H1ben cht , Va n Oy k .,,: t Oft cur td. ( b) COUIICU. .... CUYTIII IMD, -IT MU IUIIIHD, TO AlflOft I'll[ lllllffU OF I'll[ IUUI.M lltETI• 0, MIil 1, INJ . .. I· • ~]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 2 • • • , . Ayes: Councn Members Koltay, Hathaway, w;gg;ns, Bullock, Clayton, Haben;cht, Van Dyke Nays: None Mot;on carr;ed. 6. Pre-scheduled Visitors (a) City Manager Fraser presented the E111ployee of the Month Award to Janet Gri11111ett, Housing Finance Specialist, coaenting upon Ms. Gri11111ett's outstanding efforts on behalf of the City and the Housing Authority and her exemplary dedication to the ca1111unity. (b) The following lll!llbers of the Keep Aaerica Beautiful Cata1ission were presented with Certificates of Appointaent, City of Englewood logo lapel pins, and compli111entary tickets to the Arapahoe Philhan110nic: Thad Carson Gerald Greenwald Doug Wertz Rhonda Dav 1s Susan Fouts Richard Hart11an Clare Harris Ken Hoag land Lee Means Council Metlber Hathaway Certificates of Appoint .. nt will be aailed to the other lll!llbers who were un - able to be present. Council Netlber Hathaway encouraged those present to attend the GLAD Bag -a -thon celebration on April Z7 at the Plaza, at wlltch ti .. the City's certification as a Keep Aaerica Beautiful c01111Unity wtll be announced . (c) A resolution appointing Joan lllattOft to the Englewod UrNn Renewal Authority was considered. The resolution was asstgfted a nUlllber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO . 30, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINT! JOAN WHATTON TO fill A VACANT POSITI WOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTltOlllT FOR THC CITY Of ENGLEWOOD TH C E· COUNCIL MJIIO MlOCl IIMD, -IT IMS SUWD, TO AIJIOft .uowTI• •• JO, SOIES OF lffl, A,y s : Nay : Counc II r Ko 1t ay, Hllh Clayton, Habenicht, Van O; Notion carried. M • alton WH pres•led a C rt fie t r Appo nl or 1191 lOQo h l p n, and coapt I tary t ct t t t haraon c. M . Watton ' appo n nt will• p rt Feorv r; 5, 1 8u11oc • • l I. • , 1- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 3 7. Non-scheduled Visitors • . , . • (a) Kenneth Koel, 4001 South Pennsylvania Street, spoke concerning the proposed Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replacement Program 1991. Mr. Koel restated his comments from the public hearing, explaining his concern is not that the concrete must be replaced, but with the manner in which it is being replaced. He commented that the bids he has received are 40'X. lower than the City's estimate, and he feels there is "a lot of money involved that's not accounted for.• He expressed concern for those citizens who are unable to hire a private contractor as their costs will include all the bond costs plus interest on the 1ssess111ent when it is added to the taxes. He offered that a lot of aoney could be saved if the City contracted the work and did not in- volve bonds. He added that he will be watching the assessment process for a full accounting of the funds spent. Mayor Van Dyke coaented that Counc 11 has spent cons 1 derab 1 e ti me reviewing the concerns expressed at the public hearing in hopes of correcting SOiie of those concerns. Council Mellber Clayton coaaented that the costs will depend on the aaount of work that aust be done; he assured Mr. Koel that Council also intends to aake sure the aon1es are properly accounted for. 8. Coaun1cat1ons and Proc1-t1ons (a) COIIICIL NENID NATNIIIIAY IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIDED, TO DECLARE THE WHK OF ANIL 14 • ZO, IHI, AS •11lTJGML Ttl.ECGIIUIICATOIS IIEDt. • Ayes: Council Mlllt,ers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Debbie Ogden, CC1111Unlc1tlons Man19er , Safety Service Depart - aent, accepted the proclaaatlon. (b) COUIICIL IIEMO NAIDICNT IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIDED, TO D(CLAlf TN[ WEI Of ANIL 11 -ZO, IHI, AS •MTJGML LIIUIY IIHI. • Ayes : Council .....,_rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wl99lns. Bullock, Nays : Motion carried . lei Englewood li brary . (d) ANIL H, ClaytOft, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 0.. Koestner accepted the procl t ton on beha 1 f o f t lloc • ed t p lo I • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 4 Motion carried. '· • . (• • (e) COIIICIL NEIIIER lfl&&INS NOYm, AND IT VAS SECOll>m, TO DECLARE NAY 2, 1991, AS •NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER.• Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 9. Approval on Second Reading COIIICIL NEIIIER NATIWIAY NOYm, AND IT lfAS SECCIIID£D, TO APPROVE A&ENDA ITEMS 9 (a) THROUIH ( b) AS FOLLOIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 20, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 20, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENIIER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE ANENOING TITLE I, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 2-1, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE TO CLARIFY REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL FALL -ING ON A LEGAL HOLIDAY. (b) ORDINANCE NO . 21, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 23 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 3, CHAPTER 1 -0, SECTION 8, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 , RELATING TO THE DEFINITION OF "l"'EDIATE FAMILY." ~es : Nays : NoltOft carried. 10. Mltc NNrt,. Council Mlllbers Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock , ClaytOft, Habenicht, Van Dyke None No publ ic heari119 was scheduled . 11 • ~ t 11111Ce1, INo 1 ut tons w IIDt tons NICR CLAYTON C CRCATI A ltCIAl Of SALES All> US TAX ON PURCNA C Of fOOlS FOR IUSI SCS IN CITY Of C~CWOOO, COlORAOO • CGUIICIL ..... Wffll IIMD, -IT IMS su•1a . ll (a ) • ctUIICIL II LL •• 1•, IDJU If lNl , ,,,_ ' I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 5 . ' '· • . ,~ • COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, All> IT WAS SECOfl>ED, TO AMEND SECTION 1 OF COUN- CIL Bill MO. 24 TO READ AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. THE SALES All> USE TAX PAID ON PURCHASES OF MACHINERY All> MACHINE TOOLS SHALL IE REBATED IY AN MOUNT EQUAL TO TWO PERCENT (2"), OF THE SALES All> USE TAX OF 3.5S THAT IS 2/3.5 OF THE 3.51 RATE IMPOSED IY THE CITY OF ENILEWOOD FOR THE PERIOD .JULY 1, 1991 TO JULY 1, 19112. nm PERCENT OF THE REBATE Will IE IRANTED AnER DECEMBER 31, 1992, THE REJIAINOER Will IE REBATED 25S AnER DECEMBER 31, 1993 All> 251 AnER DECEIIIER 31, HM. Vote results on the 110tion to 111end: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. Council Metlber Habenicht stated she ts concerned about the short t i111e fraine and the short lead tiae into the tiae fraae; however, with the understanding that Council ~Y be willing to extend tt if tt proves to be an effective pro- gra•, she believes tt ts a good tdea to try tt. Vote results on original 110tion as aaended: Ayes: Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (b) Director Esterly presented a rec01111endatton froa the Department of Public works to award a roofing c011tract for the repair of hail d1919e to the Ctty Hall/library and the Poltce/Ftre Center . Nr. Esterly explained the bid process and recOllllended the COfttract be awarded to Weathercraft C011Pany, low bidder, tn the 1110Unt of S147,6ZO. It was cOftfirad that Weathercraft COlll)any enjoys a good reputation; a perfo,..nce bond and a construct i on bond wtll be required . COIIICIL IIEMD M.LOCI IMO, -IT IMS m11•a, TO ... TNE lllfl• IIINII IID TO IOTNEIICUfT COIINIIY II TIil _.. If Sl•7,IIO. Ay es: Counc i l lllabers loltay , NathlWl y, Wt99t ns, Bull oc k , Clayton, Ha benicht, Vin Dyke Nays : None Mot on carried • (c) D rector Esterly pr s filed a rec at on rroa tht Oepar nt of Pub1 tc Works to ado,t a resolut Oft transf rr ng 11n1pt,roortated COfls rvatton Trust fund r v 11ues to the Publ c laprov t F\Mld for 11pro ts to the hot water syst a th Englewod It reatton Ctftl r . Estl ted cou of 11prov • lltftls Is S17,000 . Th need fort tapro t to the ter syst was dis - cu sed fl dtta 1 . Tht resolut.iOft s a utped • r nd read by t ttl : RCSOlUTION NO . ll, RIES Of'. lMl ,, - • I ' I. • - I • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 6 A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1991 BUDGET . • . , . • COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON NOYm, AND IT IIAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE A&ENDA ITEM ll(c) -RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Councn Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (d) Director Esterly presented a recoaaendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a resolution authorizing the use of City land in the Project "BUILD" Program. Mr. Esterly explained the building (Quincy Fire Sta- tion) would be de110lhhed with funds derived frOII the sale of the land, and the land would be used in the Project "BUILD" Progra•. Council Member Bullock stated he would oppose passage of the resolution as he would prefer to see the land used for a neighborhood park. The resolution was assigned a nUtllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE USE OF CITY LAND IN THE PROJECT "BUILD " PROGRAM. COUNCIL IIUaEl lOLTAY NOYm, -IT IIAS SECGIMD, TO AffllOYE MEJl)l ITEII ll(cl) -IESOLUTI• NO. 32, SOIES Of 1N1. Council Mellber Clayton agreed it would be nice to have a pa r k i n that area ; however, he does not feel the area is large enough. Council Metlber Habenicht stated she supports Project BUILD, but she ts con - cerned that the Ctty .. Y be setttnv a precedent tn the use of razed or vacant land in the Project BUILD Prograa. She coaented she understands the purpo se of the progr .. 1s to replace poor, unrehabilttable houstnv stock tnto upgraded houstng stock. She support s ustnv the land for open spac e or se ll t 119 tt as a coaaerc ta 1 1 ot . Coun c il Metlber Koltay coaented that the use of the land as propo sed by Resol uti on No . 32 t n t he Pro jec t BU ILD Prog r • wtll 1cc011P l tsh exactly wh at Pro ject BUILD a tas t o do: .. ke a st t e/hoae ava t labl e fo r a new faatly In En- gl ewood. He offered th at eve r yone's tn f avor of open space, but he f .. ls open sp ace shoul d be dedic ated only when there ts a l a,ve are a which would benefit the enttre coaunlty . He also aenttOMd .. ,ntenance costs and that If used for open space. the property -ould not be on the t ax rolls • Vote resu 1 ts : Ayes : Nays : Motton carr ed . to bt und rtak n Counctl rs Kolt ay, Hathaway, Wt99lns , Clayton, Van Dyke Council rs Bullock, Habenicht C ty Nanater Fras r nfol'llld Council that th first project In ProJ t BUILD I located In the •100 block of South Huron . (e) Director st rly pre Htld a rec....-datlon froe t Oepar t of P\lbH c Wor s to adoot I b 11 for an ordtnance cre1tl"9 P1vt"9 O strict No . >•I ' , ' I • • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 7 <. • • t• • Concrete Replacement District No. 1991. Mr. Esterly explained that the Coun- cil Bill also authorizes the financial advisors to proceed with offering the bonds as specified in the ordinance. He provided scheduling information pro- vided the Council Bill is approved on first reading this date: Publication of first reading ...... April 18, 1991 Final reading ..................... May 6, 1991 Notice of Sale; Preliminary Official Statement to prospective bidders ............. June 4, 1991 Bid opening ....................... June 17, 1991 Construction c011111ences ............ June 24, 1991 Assessment process conmences ...... March, 1992 First payments due ................ January 1, 1993 The time frame for exclusions frOII the Districts was discussed in length. It was confinned that definite exclusions frOII the Districts should be made at this meeting. However, it was pointed out that concrete replacement require- ments may be negotiated up until May 17, 1991. City Manager Fraser stated that I c011111itment has been aade to ... t with 111 those persons who have con- cerns about whether their concrete meets the test of absolute replace.ant. He c011mented further that every effort wt 11 be made to sat ts fy the homeowners; however, no guarantee can be given that 111 hoae owners will be in agreement. He explained that the City still has the discretion after approval of the council bill to work out details for each specific site. Project Engineer Katia confiraed that staff had met with 111 persons who were present at the publ tc hearing; there 1s I reduction of approxtutely 40I in work to be done on those particular properties. Very few inquiries have been received tn response to either the article in the Sentinel or the letters aatled to each person In the District . Council Metlber Bullock requested that Mr. Kahll contact Alfred and Cleo Rhoades at 4030 South Pearl Street concerning their property . Mr . Ka ha inforaed Council that there is an increase In In qu iries about volun - tary inclusion In the Concrete Replac ... nt District. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 26 entitled: COUNCIL Bill NO. 26, INTltOOUCED BY COUNCIL NOIBER OLTA A Bill FOR AN ORDI E CR ATING PAVING DISTRICT NO . 34/CONCR 1£ REPLACEMCNT DISTRICT NO . 1991, IN TH CIT Of CNGlCWOOO, COLORADO; ORDCRJ TH CONST TICJN ANO INSTALLATION or STRCCT PAVING, CURI, GUTTER AND S1D£WAL INNOV - NTS, ANO THC REOA REPlACC NT Of SUI -STADRO CURI, GUTTER, AND SI0£- AL , TOGETHER WITH NCCCSSAR I IOCNTALS; MO sm1 FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN C CTION WITH TH DISTRICT . CGUIICIL ..,_. QUAY IIOWD, -IT 1111 IBIIIID, Tl .,,IOft --ITDI ll(e) • CGUIICIL IIU •• H, SOllS Of l"I· .,,, - ·- I . • - ) • • • • • t• • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 8 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (f) Director Fonda presented a recoaendation from the Bi-City Super- visory CoMittee to adopt a resolution supporting the Colorado biomonitoring regulation. He explained the Colorado bi0110nitoring regulation is being re- jected by the U. S. Environ111ental Protection Agency, who ts holding a public hearing on the matter on April 19, 1991. The same resolution is being pres- ented to the Littleton City Council, and It is an opportunity for both cities to show their support of the Colorado biOIIOnitoring regulation; staff and the cities' attorneys will be presenting testiaony at the public hearing and the resolutions will becoae part of the record. He explained in detail how the biOIIOnitoring regulations differ fre>11 the EPA regulations. The resolution was assigned a nulllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, SUPPORTING THE COLORADO BIO- MONITORING REGULATION AND IN OPPOSITION TO THE EPA' S INTERPRETATION IN 40 C.F .R. 122.44. COIIICIL IIENIEl CLAYT• •ED, -IT ltAS SEcaED, TO APNOYE MEll>A ITEJI ll(f) -usown• •· n, so1u o, 1N1. Ctty Manager Fraser explained that a resolution approved by both Englewood and Littleton Ctty Councils, .tltch ..ould be entered tnto the record of the public heartncJ, s ... s the aost effective .. ans of assurtncJ EPA ts aware of the cit- ies' position tn thts retard. Vole results: Ayes: Nays: Nolton carried. Council lllllbers ltolta.y, Hathaway, llt99tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (9) Director FOllda presented a rec:oaendallon froa the Bt -Ci ty Super - visory CoatllN to adopt a bill for III ordlqnce approvlncJ an easeaent for the Southgate San ltat on District Interceptor at the II -Ci ty Wastewater Treat - •nt Plant . The C ty Cl rk wu uked to read Council 1111 No. H. entitled : C IL Ill A Bill Foti AN OIOl DISTRICT BIG DRY CR([ • 1 • INTllOOUCCO I C IL £It HATHAWAY FOi TM SOUTl4'ATE SANITATION ST£VATCR TREATNC NT PLANT . TO a,w MED no , 11'99 ns, 8'11 loclt • • l .. I. • - ] ) • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 9 ·, • • 14 • ... .. Motion carried. City Attorney DeWitt advised Council there may be additional ordinances concerning this Matter. (h) City Attorney DeWitt presented a reconaendation to adopt a bill for an ordinance a111ending the Englewood Municipal Code §7-7-6 as a result of the reorganization ordinance. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 21, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 21, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 7, CHAPTER 7, SECTION 6, OF THE ENGLE- WOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRE LANES. COUNCIL IEIIIEl CLAYTON MOVED, MID IT IMS SECClll»ED, TO APPROVE AIENDA ITEM ll(h) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 21, SEIJES OF lttl. It was confirmed by Mr. DeWitt that the Board of Adjust111ent and Appeals cur- rently hears appeals regarding decisions of the Director of Safety Services relative to the establish111ent of fire lanes. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (1) City Attorney DeWitt presented a rec01111endation to adopt a bill for an ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 28, 1919 whtch approved an agreeaent for grant funds froa the Corps of Engineers for taprov ... nts to Oxford Park. The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 22, entitled: COUNCIL BILL II>. 22, INTRODUCm BY COUNCIL NENBER BULLOCK A BILL FOR M ORDIIWK:E REPEAl.INli ORDIIWICE II). 21, SERIES Of 1919, WHICH AP- PROVED M ACREENENT IETVEEII THE 111nm STATES Of MERICA (CORPS Of ENCINEERS) AND THE CITY Of ENliLEWOOO. CGUIICIL llllaEI -LOCI ..... -IT lal IU-. TO APPIOWI --ITDI 11(1) -CCIUIICIL IILL •• n. sa1u OF lNl. D1scuss10fl ensued about the posstbtltty of uttltzt119 these funds for other E119lewood projects. Ctty Manager Fraser explained the funds wre available froa the Corps of Engineers spectftcally for taproveNftts to Oxford Park, and therefore, not available for other project s • Vote results : Ayes : COUftCtl .._.rs Koltay, Hathaway, w 991111, lullock, ClaytOfl, Haben icht, Van Dyke Nays : Nofte Motton carried . IZ . ..._,, Dhcus1ton (a) tllyor 's tho c ,- ' I. • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 10 ,, • • ' ... (1) Mayor Van Dyke is in receipt of a letter from Governor Romer asking Colorado municipal it1es to consider donating streetscaping items to Limon, Colorado. Discussion ensued; City Manager Fraser was directed to con- tact the City Manager of Li1110n in an effort to determine Limon's specific needs. (b) Council Member's Choice (1) Council Mellber Koltay requested that Council be provided with actual demand pumping reports frOII the Water division. (11) Council Member Hathaway re111nded Council of the 10,000 Tree Project, Saturday, April 20. Volunteers are to aeet at 8:30 a.m. at the En- glewood Golf Course Clubhouse. (111) Council Mellber Wiggins suggested that Council's goal setting session not be led by an outside facilitator. Mr. Fraser explained how a facilitator aight enhance the process. Cost of the facilitator and scheduling conflicts were discussed. Mr. Fraser will advise Council concerning this aatter. (iv) Council Mellber Habenicht suggested that Council consider rec,n1z1ng local young students on a regular basis; she proposed Zach Nies as the 1rst student to be recognized. CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEll NAIUllaff IIMD, -IT 1111 IUIIIDID, TO 1W ZACH NIES AS •STIIIBff OF THE lllffll• AS A 1£CIPIEll1' OF TNE IOETTCNEI SCNOUISNIP. It was sugvested that criteria needs to be established in order for Council to do this on a regular basis; further, it 1111 be better to honor the youth of the coauntty whenever an outstandt111 acttOII ts noted, not necessarily one Heh aonth. It was noted that aany of [ftllewood's youth attend other school dtstrtcts and the aatter needs to be coordinated to Include all youth of the ctty. City Nan199r Fraser COllll8ftted that ~l,nlflcant accaaplishllents should be noted Oft an Oft-901119 basts. Mayor Vu O,U suaartzed the discussion by dtrectlnt the City Nanaver to: l . Prepare a proclaaatlOft recognlzlnt Zach Nies for consideration at the Na) 6, 1991 Council .. ttnt Z. Develop criteria for future recognlt ton purposes . Council .....,_r Habenicht and Mayor ¥&11 O,ke withdrew the previous aotlon. (v) Council .....,_r Clayton: 1. ,... • Clayton asked for lnfonNlion concemlnt code enforce•nt progress at czoo South Elatl st,...t. z. Me realnded Council that the Library has Invited thee to subalt their photographs to be Included In the Natl011al Library Wtek display. ,,,_ I. • • - ) • • • • • t• • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 11 (, 3. He commented concerning 8111 Miller's home on West Harvard. 4 He discussed a letter from NLC's Small Cities Committee chairman concern- ing the Clean Air Act, reauthorization, and SUPERFUND liabilities. He re- quested that City Attorney DeWitt prepare a response which will include infor- mation concerning biomonitoring. (vi) Council Member Bullock: l. Mr. Bullock requested and received confinaation that the Beautification Committee will meet Wednesday, April 17th at 7:00 p.m. 2. He reported on the progress of the SMART Grant. 3. He advised Council he is conteaplating sponsoring legislation which would require five votes for approval of out-of-state travel by council lllelllbers. He asked Council to provide hi• with their thoughts in this regard. 4. He stated he is aeeting with the Building Division to give the inspectors an opportunity to address soae of the issues brought up by the contractors during his last aeeting with th ... He hopes to bring some recoanendations to Council about this topic at the next Council aeeting. 5. Mr. Bullock infonaed Council he plans to explore the possibility of sub- attting the mayoral position to a popular vote of the electorate. He stated he is willing to discuss this individually with the other llellbers of Council. 6. He suggested purchasing beepers for the City's vtctta advocates to ta- prove their work envtronaent. 7. He inquired about a recent request to post •dead end• signs in the vicinity of East Allherst. 8. He inquired about the status of a coaplaint .. de by Mrs. Peacock concern- ing an auto repair business across the street froa her hOIII. 9. Mr. Bullock strongly reca•1nded that aore publication of Council ... t . lngs be provided to encourage public participation in those ... tings. 10. He requested that his letter concerning Operation Desert Stor11 be published tn the next Issue of The Citizen. 11. He requested a update on the progress of coaputerlzlng the City; he aslttcl to be lnfof'lled about what h happening In that departaent. IZ , He announ ced that he ts considering tnvolv ... nt with Color ado Municipal League 's Execut Iv loud . Mayor Van Dyke assured ht• he would have Councfl 's support should he de to be a candidate . 13 . He uked about t the group had nev r lsh Tes fore , COlllltfttlng that to his kn0111led9t • I . • , - - ) • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 15, 1991 -Page 12 13. City Manager's Report . . • . " • ... (a) Mr. Fraser advised Councfl they would receive a draft of the general revenue policy. After appropriate review, the policy would be subllit- ted for consideration at the Nay 6, 1991 regular 11eeting. He suggested a study session be scheduled for an in-depth study of the policy as it relates to specific revenues. Nay 29, 1991 was agreed upon for the study session. (b) He advised that the City will be hosttng 30 students froa Englewood High School on Aprtl 29, 1991. Those students wtll be exposed to a vartety of city issues and wtll be tnvtted to the Nay 6th counctl aeeting to present thetr ftndtngs concerntng those tssues. He also tnforaed Council that ctty staff wtll be .. ttng wtth the students of Bishop El .. ntary School concerning careers tn local govenaent. 14. City Attorney's ae,ort Mr. Dellttt did not have any aatters to brtng before Counctl. 15. AdjOU1"falnt COUNCIL IIEIIIO NATIWMY MMD TO...... The .. ttng adjourned at 9: 12 p.a. ~<tVL i,# r1__,-1 er • ,. - • I. • • • • ]- - FRASER: ) CLAYTON: • • • \ i, • • ' ' <. ~ 4 \ \ Q- IN RESPONSE TO MR. BULLOCK'S CONCERNS, I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO POINT OUT THAT PART OF THE REASON FOR ASKING FOR BOTH LITTLETON AND ENGLEWOOD TO PASS RESOLUTIONS ON THIS POINT, WAS TO ADD THE CLOUD OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO THIS PROCESS. THE VERY NATURE OF THIS PUBLIC HEARING THAT'S BEING COIIJUCTED BY THE EPA IS ONE IN WHICH THEY ARE NOT GOING TO GENERATE A LOT OF FREE WHEELING DISCUSSION, BUT RATHER TRY TO TAKE THAT MINIMIJIII AMOUNT NECESSARY TO MEET THEIR OBLIGATIONS lll>ER THE LAW WITH RESPECT TO A PUBLIC HEARING. AND OUR FEELING WAS THAT THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS OF COIIUUCATING BY THE COUNCILS OF OUR TVO COMMUNITIES WAS TO TAKE A RESOLUTION TO THEM THAT WE COULD SUIMIT AS PART OF THAT RECORD. YES YOUR HONOR, THIS IS A UTILE OFF THE SUBJECT OF THIS RESOLU· TION, BUT l'M ALSO IN RECEIPT OF A LETIER FROM THE NATIONAL CITIES ENERGY, ENVIRCNIENT ANO NATURAL RESOURCES POLICY CCNIITIEE ASKING US FOR INFORMATION WITH REGARD TO THE CLEAR WATER STAIIWIDS ACT All> CERCLA REAUTHORIZATION ANO SO FORTH, All> I THIIIC IS CIIE OF THE THINGS WE WANT TO ADD TO OUR COIIEITS FOR THAT BECAUSE CERTAINLY THIS IS SONETHING THAT IS IIIIORMT CII A NATICIIAL SCALE, NOT JUST TO us. ,, - ' ' . . • . ' .. I. • 1- KOEL: • • • • • <, AGENDA ITEM 7(a) -APRIL 15, 1991 KENNETH KOEL, 4001 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET (CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM 1991) MY NAME IS KENNETH KOEL, KOE L, ANO I LIVE AT 4001 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. ANO I WAS HERE ANO I SPOKE ON MARCH 25TH REGARDING THE PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34 ANO ONCE AGAIN I HAVE TO NARRATE THAT MY PROBLEM IS NOT WITH THE FACT THAT THE CONCRETE HAS TO BE REPLACED BUT THE WAY IT IS BEING REPLACED. AND IT DOESN'T TAKE ANY ACCOUNTANT OR CPA TO FIGURE OUT THAT WHEN I GET BIDS THAT ARE ABOUT 40I Ull>ER WHAT YOUR QUOTE IS THAT THERE'S A LOT OF MONEY INVOLVED THAT'S NOT REALLY ACCOUNTED FOR, AND I JUST HAVE TO SAY THAT IN YOUR APPROVAL OF THIS, WHICH I IMAGINE WILL TAKE PLACE, I HAVE NO REASON TO BELIEVE THAT IT WON'T, BUT, AH, THAT I HAVE, I REALLY HAVE TO QUESTION HOW IT'S EXECUTED. BECAUSE YOU COULD HAVE DONE ALL THE WORK AND THEN GIVEN US TWO YEARS TO GET IT DONE VERSUS THE TWO MONTHS THAT WE'RE ALLOWED. AND IT'S A LOT OF MONEY TO COME UP WITH IN A SHORT ANOIIIT OF TIME. I'VE VERY FORTUNATE, I WILL COME UP WITH THE MONEY BUT I WONDER HOW MANY PEOPLE IN THE CITY JUST PLAIN CANNOT AND HAVE TO DEAL WITH PAYING DOUBLE PRICE WITH THE INTEREST ADDED ON TO THE LOAN AND THE TEN-YEAR OF TAXES. AH, AND YOU HAVE ALL KINDS OF EXCUSES TO WHY IT'S SO MUCH, ATTORNEY FEES, THE BONO FEES, AND THE BONDING HOUSES FEES, AND YOU TALK TO THEM, THE CITY WORKER'S WHO COME OUT TO THE HOUSE AND WHILE, EVERY TIME THEY COME OUT THERE 'S MORE TIME TURNED INTO THE ASSESSMENT. AND IT, AH, IT 'S JUST KIND OF INTERESTING THAT ONCE, YOU KNOW, IF YOU START TO LOOK AT IT FROM A BUDGET STANDPOINT AND YOUR TAXES AND A LITTLE BIT EACH YEAR AND YOU PUT IT INTO THE CITY BUDGET, NO LONGER CAN THE CITY WORKERS COME OUT FIVE TIMES TO LOOK AT THE SAME PIECE OF CONCRETE OVER AND OVER. YOU DON 'T HAVE THE LEGAL FEES AND All THE ATTORNEYS AND SETTING UP THE BONDING AND THE BOND HOUSES AND All OF THAT, AND THERE 'S, YOU KNOW, RIGHT NOW AT THE POINT, YOU'VE MARKED ALL THE CONCRETE AND NOW All IT IS IS UP TO ME TO REPLACE THE CONCRETE, AND I 'M GOING 10 SM£ 40I. NOW IF HALF THE PEOPLE THAT YOU 'VE ASSESSED OR GOING TO ASSESS, IF WE DON 'T REPLACE OUR CONC RETE , DO DECIDE TO GO WITH A PRIVATE CON TRACTOR AND SAVE US 40I, THEN All THE OTHER COSTS ARE GOING TO BE SHARED BY TH£ OTHER HALF Of THE PEOPLE IN> All£ QOIIG TO HAVE TO GO WITH YOUR DEAL, EITHER PAY UP OR HAVE A LOAN WITH INTEREST OVER THE NEXT TEN YEARS ASSESSED TO THEIR TAXES . AND, YOU KNOW, l 'M SURPRISED MOR PEOPLE DON'T COME OUT, AND IN A WAY I 'M NOT EITHER BECAUSE IT 'S A LL COfllJN ITY, AND l 'VE TALKED TO A NUMBER Of WIDOWS IN> Al£ INTUIJOUED BY YOU, AND THEY DON 'T, WON 'T COME BHOR OU SP£ • MY MOTHER IS INCLUDED AS ONE Of THOSE. AND I JUST LO l1 TO SEE SOM[Tit l• OJFF[l(lff l(CMI( WM( OU 'RE TAL I THA T I O , I FIGURED OUT TOOAY, 40I Of TH SJS0,000 OU ' I IS RIGHT AAOUNO U00,000 ICH IS SIS0,000 SAYCO IF ., ICAHM we T RIGHT TOOA AND GOT A PfUVATE CONTRACTOR CIT PAID FOIi IT MD YOU Dlllt 'T DEA WITH A L TH IF YOU 'D JUST LOOK AT TH£ $150,000 FOR THI ' FI N , BUT OVER TH LAST 35 YEAR IOI £V R TIM IT ' D, 6 T INTO MILLION Of OOUARS IN R Al T CR . , TH BIGGfR TH NONO , OU PC LOOUO AT IT FOIi Sil OR C IGHl $, AND I 'M a • DO c ,n n PRI • I • •. I . • , - • • • • • • ·. .. FIND OUT HOW IT'S ALL ACCOUNTED FOR, AND WHEN YOU START DEALING WITH THAT KIND OF MONEY I REALLY SERIOUSLY DO BELIEVE THAT IF I HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THERE'S GROUNDS FOR A CLASS ACTION SUIT MAYBE THAT'S THE COURSE THAT WILL HAVE TO BE TAKEN. SO, AND, THAT'S JUST MY THOUGHTS ON IT, AND, FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. VAN DYKE: THANK YOU, KEN, I DO WANT TO SAY THAT SINCE THE PUBLIC HEARING COUNCIL SPENT AN ENTIRE STUDY SESSION REVIEWING TH£ COl8ERNS, AND CERTAINLY THERE ARE FAR MANY NORE CONCERNS THAN THE ONE YOU BRING FORTH TONIGHT. WE HOPE THAT WE'RE IN THE PROCESS Of CORRECTI .. SOME OF THOSE CONCERNS. I THINK THE ISSUE OF THE BONDS AND Tift FUNDING OF THE PROGRAM IS GOING TO BE A CONTINUING ISSUE WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. AT THIS TIME IS THERE ANYONE ON COUNCIL OR MR. FRASER OR MR. DEWITT THAT WISHES TO DISCUSS ANY SPECIFIC CONCERNS ABOUT THE BONDS, THE FINANCING THAT KEN BROUGHT FORWARD? CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I"D MT LIKE TO NOTE THAT I OIII PROPEITY II llll.£IIOOD, SO DO I THINK ALL Of US. All> WE'RE ALL GOING TO FACE THIS SANE PROBLEM OF CC*CRETE REPLACBENT. I OIII FIVE HOUSES SO THAT'S A SUBSTANTIAL PIOII.DI omt A P£RIOO Of TINE. I CAN TELL YOU THAT I THI• All OF IS MY£ SEARCHED IN OUR OWN MINOS All> THROUGH DISCUSSIONS WITH THE CITY MANAGER TO SEE IF WE COULDN'T FINO WAYS TO REDUCE THIS COST. Of COURSE, AS YOU KNOii, VE DON'T REALLY KNOii WHAT IT WILL COST BECAUSE VE HAVEN'T GOT A BID YET, WE CAN'T GET A BID UNTIL VE KNOii THE WORK THAT'S NECESSARY TO BE OONE. SO WE'RE ALL HOPEFUL THAT THAT COST WILL CON£ IN A LOT LOVER. I CERTAINLY HOP£ IT DOES. I THINK VE ALL DO, All) ALL I CAN SAY IS WE'RE WORKING TOVAIID THAT Ell). IF THE MONEY'S NOT PROPERLY ACCCUITED Fell, I CM ASSUI£ YOU THER£' S SEVEN PEOPLE UP • NII£ MND'S GOING TO 1£ M> AS HELL. KOEL: OKAY, I HOPE SO • • I • . ' . ' ,,. . .. I. • • , • ]- - ) • • • • • • AGEll)A ITEN ll{a) -APRIL 15, 1991 SALES TAX ABATEMENT -COUNCIL BILL NO. 24 PARTIAL VERBATIM HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, WE DID DISCUSS THIS AT GREAT LENGTH AT STUDY SESSION ANO JUST FDR THE RECORD I DID INDICATE THAT I WAS CONCERNED ABOUT THE SHORT TIME FRAME ANO THE SHORT LEAD TIME INTO THE TIME FRAME ANO I KNOW THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION ON THE PART OF COUNCIL THAT IF THIS IS AN EFFECTIVE PROGRAM THERE WOULD BE A WILLINGNESS TO LOOK AT IT WITHIN A YEAR'S TIME ANO PERHAPS EXTEND IT IF THAT'S, IF THAT WOULD BE A POSITIVE THING. I JUST WANTED TO STATE THAT ANO SAY THAT I THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO TRY IT . . ) . 'I • I. • . , ]- ) • • • • • • AIENDA ll(d) -APRIL 15, 1991 RESOLUTION NO. 32 -PROJECT BUILD HABENICHT: I REALLY DO SUPPORT THE PROJECT BUILD PROGRAM. All> I KNOW WE'VE DISCUSSED IT AT GREAT LENGTH, THE DEMOLITION OF THE QUINCY BUILDING. MY CONCERN IS TIIAT IIE'RE STAITlllli A PRECEDENT OF UTILIZlllli RAZED UII) OR WIICMT LAIi) II THE PROJECT BUILD •w--:· AND MY UNDERSTANDING, Afl> WHY I SUPPORT IT SO flJCH, IS THAT IT REALLY IS TO REPLACE POOR HOUSING STOCK, UNREHABITABLE HOUSING STOCK INTO UPGRADED, All> FOR THAT REASON, WHILE I SUPPORT WHAT WE'RE DOING WITH THE QUINCY BUILDilli, I AGREE WITH MR. BULLOCK AT THIS POINT BECAUSE OF THAT. I TOO SUPPORT OPEN SPACE. OR JUST SELLING THE LOT AS, AS A CCIIIERCIAL LOT, AND NOT PUTTING IT IN THE PROJECT BUILD PROGRAM. SO I'll IE VOTING NO ALSO. KOLTAY: YOUR HONOR, WHILE THE ISSUE OF THE QUINCY FIRE STATION SEEMS TO BE VARIED MONG COUNCIL MOISERS, AH, AS THIS PROGRM, AS EVERYONE'S AWARE, I SIT ON BOTH THE HOUSllli AUTHORITY Ml) ON CITY OUICIL, I FEtl lMT TIIE a,no ...... IS SCIIIETHI• Tl DO EXACTLY lltAT IIE'RE DlSCUSSllli ... TM£ A SIU, MKE IT AVAILA8LE FOR HOUSllli, HOP£FULLY CIDTt AB laE IIIICH I THI• lflll ...... -A IOI FMILY NOWIN& TO £111181m, I THI• THAT, THOSE AR£ THE REAL ISSID II TIIE 111111 II. I THI• EVERYONE'S IN FAVOR Of OPEN SPACE. BUT I AGREE WITH MR. CLAYTON. I THUIC OPEN SPACE SHOULD BE DEDICATED IIIEII • INE A lMI£ MEA 111M IEll£FITS THE 00111£ CCIIUIITY RATHER THM A SMLL LOT HRE SONEONE'S COlllli TO CUii THEIR DOG. Afl> THE CITY Will HAVE TO KEEP THE COST UP Ml> THE MAINTENANCE UP ON IT. VAN DYKE: ANO TM£ IT OFF THE TAX a.LS. KOLTAY: TAKE IT Off THE TAX IIIOlLS. THAT'S ANOTHER ISSUE. SO MY BOTTON ISSUE, I THI• THE a,1LD ..... IS REALLY EXCITED. I TALl£0 WITH PAUL MllNOIISKI Of HOUSllli THIS NDIIIIN&, HE'S REALLY EXCITED AIOUT IT, MD IIE'RE LOOKING fORlfARD TO GETTING THIS PAO&RM Off MD IUIIING. VAN DYKE: ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? PLWE VOTE. CLERK: flVC AYES, TWO NAYS . THOSE VOTlllli NAY: COIIICIL NOIIERS MLOCK ANO HAl(NICHT • . ) . ~-' • I •. ,r • .. I. • • , ]- I • • • • 0 ..• • AGENDA ITEM ll(e) -APRIL 15, 1991 PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991. HABENICHT: ESTERLY: FRASER: ESTERLY; KAHM: FRASER: (PARTIAL VERBATIM) AT WHAT, AT WHAT POINT, IS THIS THE POINT AT WHICH IF SOMEONE WERE TO BE EXCLUDED THEY WOULD BE EXCLUDED, OR WHAT'S lffE TIME FRAME THERE? IF SOMEONE WERE TO BE EXCLUDED? RICK, DO YOU HAVE AN ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION? IS THERE A DEADLINE TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE DISTRICT? I THINK ... ... I BELIEVE I THINK THEY'RE SPEAKING BY A BOARD ACTION? THIS IS IT. THE QUESTION IS DO YOU MEAN BY EXCLUDED THAT THE PROPERTY WOULD NOT HAVE ANY WORK DONE ON IT? HABENICHT: RIGHT. FRASER: COULD WE DEWITT : THIS IS IT. THIS IS THE MEETING TO DO IT AT. IT'S NOT FEASIBLE REALLY TO DO IT AT THE NEXT MEETING BECAUSE OF THE TIME FRAMES INVOLVED. I SUPPOSE YOU COULD, BUT ... BULLOCK: COULD WE GET NOTICE OUT TO THAT EFFECT? FRASER: WELL, THIS IS THE MEETING. HATHAWAY: COULDN'T IT BE DONE BEFORE THE SECOND READING THOUGH, RICK? DEWITT: IF YOU DO IT AT THE SECOND READING, THEN YOU HAVE TO GO TO THE THIRD ONE. HATHAWAY: RIGHT, BUT THE POINT IS THAT _,TICE WAS NOT SENT OUT TO EVERYBOOY, I 'M SURE, ON THIS ONE . FRASER: LET ME OFFER ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE. LET ME ASIC A QUESTION, I GUESS, FIRST. IS IT YOUR INTENT, MRS. HABENICHT, TO SPECIFY CERTAIN PROPERTIES THAT YOU WOULD HAVE ROl>VEO FRCM THIS DISTRICT ? HA ICHT : AH. CS, IN LIGHT Of WHAT WE 'RE TALKING AIOUT IN TEIINS Of THAT WHICH N £OS TO BE DONE ANO THAT THAT 'S SUCGCSTED TO BE DON£. ANO TH FACT THAT II HAY STILL, WE AR STILL [! OUltACING P£0PLC AR IN THC DISTRICT WHO HAVE CONCERNS AIOUT IIHCTHCR OR NOT IT 'S IWl»TORY WOil TIMT MEEDS TO 8 DON • AM> THCY 'RE TILL SCNCOULIIG APPOINlll(flTS WITH P£0PLE FIIOM TH CITY IN OROCR TO tr THAT, 1r THAT 'S F[ASIBL FOR THEM. SO I GU , Y[S, THAT ' T l 'M THI ABOUT . I , I DON 'T, I 'TR AL , I DON 'T FU L UPPOftT WHAT V 'II DOI AT THI POINT . AH, AT TH TIM I w 'V PUT A LOT or INTO IT I 'T ••• ;- • . ' I . • , • • • FRASER: • • PUT A KABACSH ON THAT WORK. BUT I AM CONCERNED ABOUT BEING RESPONSIVE TO THE PEOPLE. THIS IS REALLY ALMOST A PILOT PROGRAM, AND, AH, I THINK WE NEED TO BE FLEXIBLE. I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT TO REITERATE THIS EVENING OUR COMMITMENT TO MEET WITH THOSE FOLKS WHO HAD CONCERNS ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT THEIR PROPERTY IS, AH, HAS CONCRETE THAT MEETS THE TEST OF ABSOLUTE REPLACEMENT. AS MR. ESTERLY POINTED OUT A FEW MOMENTS AGO, MAY 17TH IS THE DATE THAT IS SORT OF THE CUT-OFF DATE, AND THAT GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY OVER THE NEXT THREE TO FOUR WEEKS TO WORK WITH FOLKS TO WORK OUT THOSE DETAILS. WE BELIEVE THAT WE'RE EQUAL TO THAT TASK, AND WE BELIEVE THAT WE CAN RESOLVE THAT TO THE SATISFACTION OF THOSE WHO ARE PARTICIPATING IN THIS, SO THAT WHEN WE GET DOWN TO THE CONCLUSION OF THIS DISTRICT, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO HAVE A BUNCH OF FOLKS PARADING IN HERE SAYING "DAflt IT, YOU'VE DID IT TO US!" IT'S OUR INTENT TO DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO MAKE SURE THAT GIVEN THE NATURE OF THIS PROCESS AND THE VERY FACT THAT WE'RE ASKING PEOPLE TO SPEND MONEY THAT THEY MAY NOT WANT TO, THAT WE'RE GOING TO DO EVERYTHING IN LIGHT OF THAT TO MAKE THIS WORK WELL. AH, I CAN'T GUARANTEE YOU THAT WE 'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO TAKE ALL 300 PROPERTIES ANO HAVE TifE HOMEOWNERS ALL BE SATISFIED TO THE TEE WITH WHAT WE 'VE DONE , BUT I CAN GUARANTEE YOU THAT WE 'LL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO TRY. HABENICHT: WELL, I UNDERSTAND THAT, ANO I WOULDN 'T EXPECT OTHERWISE. EXCEPT WE HAVE TOLD THEM THAT WE Will BE DOING THAT, AND I JUST WANTED TO KNOW WHAT THE CUT-OFF DATE IS TO EXCLUDE IT. IF IT IS TODAY, THEN l 'M HAVING SOME .... FRASER: IF YOU WANT A SPECIFIC PROPERTY REMOVED FROM THE DISTRICT, THEN MR. DEWITT IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT, THAT IT WOULD HAVE TO BE DONE WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF THIS ORDINANCE. THEN WHAT YOU WOULD BE SAYING IS THAT THIS PROPERTY WOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AT ALL . HABENICHT: MAYBE WE NEED TO COMMUNICATE A LITTLE BIT. SO THAT IF, IF SOMEBOOY WOULD GO OUT TOMORROW, AND SAY THAT All OF THIS CONCRETE THAT WE HAVE MARKED AT MANDATORY TO BE DONE, AH, OUR STAFF MEMBER SAYS, "WE LL, I THINK YOU'RE RIGHT. IT'S NOT MANDATORY, IT DOESN'T NEED TO BE DONE." THAT THERE'S NO REASON FOR HAVING DONE THAT CAUSE THEY STILL HAVE TO INCLUDE IT? FRASER : WHAT, LET NE EXPLAIN, BY DEFINITION WE HAVE 300 PROPERTIES THAT WE 'VE IDENTIFIED FOR INCLUSION IN THE DISTRICT. NOii WE NAY OR NAY NOT AT THE ENO OF THIS PROCESS HAVE EVERYONE OF THOSE 300 PEOPLE, OR 300 SITES INCLUDED IN IT BECAUSE OF OUR NEGOTIATIONS. WE STILL HAVE THAT DISCRETION. ON THE OTHER HANO, YOU COUlD CHMI&( THAT NUMBER TO 2H SITES, OR 211 snrs IY ,1v11e US A SP£C1F1C ADDl[S THAT YOU WOULD NOT HAVE INCLUDCD FOR MY CONSIDERATION WHATSOEVER . ANO WE WOULDN 'T EVEN DISCUSS THIS WITH THO. IF YOU ROIOV£O THO. FRON THE DISTRICT THIS EVENINCi. THAT 'S THE DISTI TION . AH, IT 'S SUBJ CT TO ALL OF THAT DISCUSSION 8ASCD ON THC FACT THAT IT 'S IN H R • Wt: STILL HAVE THE DISCIETION AFTH nus EYOIIIC TO ... OUT THE D£TA1LS FOR THE SP£CIFIC SITE, THAT ' T l 'M TRYI TO CLAJllFY . . s . "' - I· • - I • • • • • I • • VAN DYKE: LET ME CLARIFY, IF I MAY. FROM WHAT I HEAR FROM BOTH OF THESE PARTIES. IF TOMORROW IT IS DECIDED THAT A CERTAIN PROPERTY WITHIN THIS LIST DOES NOT HAVE TO HAVE WORK DONE, CONCRETE, THEY COULD STILL BE EXCLUDED AS FAR AS THE WORK AND THE REQUIREMENT FOR PAYMENT, WHATEVER, BUT THEY WOULD STILL BE PART OF THE DISTRICT BECAUSE THEY ARE IDENTIFIED IN THAT AREA. FRASER: THAT'S CORRECT. BUT THEY MAY NOT WIND UP WITH ANY ASSESSMENT WHATSOEVER. HABENICHT: OKAY. THANK YOU. VAN DYKE: IT TOOK US A WHILE TO GET THERE. HABENICHT: IS THERE A DATE, CAN I HAVE A DATE, SPECIFIC, WHERE THAT Will NOT BE AN OPTION? THAT'S WHAT I'M ASKING. ESTERLY: THE MAY 17TH DATE IS PROBABLY THE BEST DATE. AH, ANY DATE AFTER THAT, THEN WE CAN START PUSHING All THE OTHER OATES BACKWARDS. AH, THAT DATE IS THE DATE WHEN THE BONO PEOPLE HAVE TO BE GIVING FIRM NUMBERS TO PEOPLE THAT MIGHT BID ON THESE BONDS. WE CAN'T REALLY BE CHANGING OUR MINDS BEYOND THAT POINT. IF WE WANT TO CHANGE OR KNOW WE'RE GOING TO CHANGE, WE WOULD JUST NOT, WE WOULD NOT SEND THESE FINAL TOTALS OUT. ON THE BOfl) INFORMATION. BUT EVERY DAY WE DELAY THEN, WOULD DELAY CONSTRUCTION. HABENICHT: THANK YOU. WIGGINS: MRS. HABENICHT, DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECIFIC ADDRESSES ON THIS LIST THAT YOU WISH TO EXCLUDE? HABENICHT: NO, MR. WIGGINS. I'M JUST CONCERNED ABOUT THC FACT THAT PEOPLE ARE STILL LOOKING FORWARD TO MEETING WITH PEOPLE. WIGGINS : KOLTAY : ESTERLY : KAH!t : I KNOW WHAT YOUR CONCERN IS. YOUR HONOR, I HAVE ONE OTHER QUESTION. MR. [STERLY, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, SEVCRAL PEOPLE HAD VOICED THEIR OBJECTIONS TO THE DISTRICT. HAS THE NOJNT Of CCIICRETE 8£1NCi DONE AT MNY OF THE HOUSES GON[ DOWN? SUBSTANTIALLY? NINl~LY ? RICK, DO YOU HAVE A FEELING FOR HOii MUCH THE NUN8£RS NAY HAVE CHANGED ANO FOR WHAT NUMBER Of CITES HAVE BEEN R£V1STED TO? WC. WE, AH, WE HAVE Of COURSE NET WITH ALL THE P£0PLE lfHO WfRE PRESENT AT THC HEARING, NET IIITit TltCM ON( ON ON(, AM) THCR 'SA REDUCTION OF ABOUT 40I, OU ICJOI, ON THOSE PARTICULAR PIIOPERTIC • VCR, CVCN THOUGH 'V HAD, TON TC A NICC ARTICL WT C I TH PAPER NOTIFYING P[o,t.[ OUR VILLI S TO T, ANO HAVC £NT A l[Tl£R TO EACH ANO (Y(lY ,CRa IN TH DISTRICT, ANO OUR R SPON HAS 8 CN QUIT LOIi TO THOSE, TO THAT PAPCR ARTICLE . 'V HAD A HALF A OOlCN S IS AL • • • • •. ' I . • I - I • • • • • t• ·, • THINK IT 27 SOUTH PEARL. THEY ARE DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM WHERE I LIVE . 4025 SOUTH PEARL. I THINK THAT'S A CORRECT ADDRESS. KAHM: OKAY, SURE. WE'LL BE HAPPY TO MEET WITH THEM. HATHAWAY : RICK , ALONG THOSE SAME LINES OF THE PEOPLE THAT WERE AT THE PUBLIC HEARING THAT YOU DID MEET WITH, HAVE ANY OF THEM EXPRESSED ABSOLUTE OPPOSITION TO THE WHOLE , BEING INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT AT ALL? TO THE POINT THAT WE WOULD WANT TO EXCLUDE THEIR SPECIFIC ADDRESS? KAHM: THERE WERE TWO, BUT TWO OF THOSE PEOPLE HAD ONLY MARGINAL CONCRETE AT THE TIME THEY SPOKE AT THE PUBLIC HEARING. THERE WAS NO MANDATORY REPLACEMENT ON THEIR PROPERTY, ANYWAY. HATHAWAY : SO IN ESSENCE THEY DIDN'T SAY THAT THEY WANTED THEIR ADDRESS REMOVED FROM THE DISTRICT IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM? KAHN: BU LLOCK : KAHN : NO , IN ALL THOSE CASES WE WERE ABLE TO NEGOTIATE ANO CONE TO AGREEMENT AS TO WHAT NEEDED TO BE DONE . RICK , THAT MIGHT BE 4032. WE CAN CHECK THE OWNERSHIP LIST. THAT WOULD BE THE WAY TO DO IT . ALSO WITH REGARD TO ELIMINATING PROPERTIES, AFTER THE MAY 17TH DATE, WE'LL BE BRINGING YOU AN ANEll>ED ORDINANCE TO INC LUDE THOS E PROPERTIES THAT HAVE SIGNED UP, W£ COULD ALSO I BELIEVE DELETE AN Y PROPERTIES THAT WE 'VE NEGOTIATED DOWN TO NO CONCRET E, AT THAT TIME . AFTER MAY 17TH. KAHN ANO ESTERLY CARRim ON A CCIIVERSATION Off THE RECORD . OOII TT: KAHN : OOII TT : ICAHM : 00,I TT : UHM : THAT, THAT ' S PROIAll Y NOT A liOOO OPT ICII CII TH( 01D IIIMCE • IF W£'RE GOINli TO DELETE THOI , JUS T DCll 'T DO TH( WDIII . GIV E THEM A ZERO ? JUST DON 'T DO THE WOIIIC. SO THA T ORD INANCE WOULD C11L Y Pi e« UP TH( CIIES ~T All£ VOLUNTEER ING FOR INCLUSICII? YEAH, BECAUSE Of PUBLISHING COSTS , £TC. THAT ,_... IS PIC<IN& U, NONEITIII IY TH( MAY . NORE PCOflt.E IGN UP • GOOO . IT Cl C TO Of' C 26. LI TH I • 1 • 'vt NAO A LOT ll. • "' - ' I . • • - CLAYTON: I DEWITT: CLAYTON: DEWITT: CLAYTON: DEWITT: • • • • • • '· A&Ell>A ITEM 12B(v)(4) -APRIL 15, 1991 AND THE LAST THING I HAVE IS THIS LETTER FROM THE SMALL CITIES COMMITTEE CHAIR, ABBIE LAND, COUNCIL MEMBER OF WEST HOLL'IWOOD, CALIFORNIA, WITH REGARD TO THE E.N.R. COMMITTEE AND HER CONCERN WIIH THE CLEAN WATER ACT. ROUTHORIZATION, AND SUPERFUND LI BILITIES. SO WHAT I WOULD REQUEST HERE FROM MR. DEWITT IS THAT HE PROVIDE ME SOME ASSISTANCE SO I CAN RESPOND TO THIS LETTER AID PUT US IN THE BEST LIGHT THAT I CAN WITH THESE FOLKS. THAT'S IT. THANK YOU. COULD I FOLLOW UP ON THAT? DO YOU HAVE ANY TIME FRAME FOR WHEN THEY NEED THIS REPLY? OH, GEE. OKAY. MY FIRST THOUGHT WAS JUST THAT WE'D SEND THEM A COPY Of THIS PACKET THAT YOU GAVE ACCE WITH PERHAPS SOME SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION, YOU KNOii, OF WHAT WE'VE DONE SO FAR, BUT I ALSO THINK WE OUGHT TO ADD THE BIOMONITORING INFORMATION ON TO THAT TOO. THAT'S REALLY, SEE THE BIOMONITORING DIDN'T CONE UP AT NLC CAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW WE'D WRITTEN A LETTER TO OUR CONGRESSMEN AIOUT THAT ISSUE. IF I HAD, I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ALSO BRJNC THAT UP AT THE TIME, BUT NOW THAT I KNOii ABOUT IT, WE CAN BRINC THAT ISSUE UP ALSO. OKAY, GOOD. • • • • . ' • .. I. • , • • • I -• • '· - • • I . • • • .l - - ) • • BULLOCK : ESTERLY: BULLOCK: ESTERLY: BULLOCK: • •, • .. AGENDA ITEM 12(B)(vi) -APRIL 15, 1991 ROGER, IF YOU'LL GET YOUR PEN OUT, I'LL TRY TO MAKE THIS BRIEF. CHUCK, THE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEETS THIS WEDNESDAY? AT WHAT TIME? 7. A.M.? P.M .. AT 7:00 P.M. OKAY. FOR COUNCIL'S INFORMATION, THE SMART GRANT HAS SPENT ONLY A WEEK IN THE AG'S OFFICE. IT ENTERED ON THE 27TH, AND WAS OUT ON THE 3RD. IT'S NOW IN THE COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. IT WAS SENT DOWN THE FAST TRACK AND NOW I BELIEVE WE SHOULD HAVE LINDA MARTIN PURSUE THE STATUS OF IT. IF WE CAN, IF WE NEED TO HAVE A CONTACT IN THE AG'S OFFICE, THE GENTLEMEN WHO REVIEWED IT JS AN ATTORNEY BY THE NAME OF NAY, I BELIEVE. IF WE NEED TO CONTACT HIM REGARDING ANYTHING. JUST A FEW ISSUES TO EXPLORE HERE. AH, I'M CONSIDERING POSSI PLY PURSUING THE REQUIRING OF FIVE VOTES TO TRAVEL OUT OF STATE TO APPROVE OUT-OF·STATE TRAVEL ON TRIPS All> SO FORTH. BEFORE I TAKE ANY ACTION ON THAT, 1 'D URGE EACH ONE OF YOU JNOJVJDUALL Y TO CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS OR COMPLAINTS OR CONDEMNATIONS OF THAT. REGARDING THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT, I DON 'T HAVE ANYTHING FOR YOU TONIGHT AS I HAD HOPED , BECAUSE OUR NEfllNG WAS POSTPONED, All> I DO FEEL LIKE IT 'S ONLY FAIR TO GIVE THEM A SECOND, A SECOND CHANGE TO ADDRESS SOME Of THE CONCERNS THAT WERE BROUGHT UP. I MET WITH THE CONTRACTORS, A GROUP Of CONTRACTORS, TWICE, All) I 'VE MET WITH THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT ONLY ONCE, All> SO I 'll HOPEFULLY 8( ADDRESSING THAT ISSUE All> SOME RECCIIODATJONS THAT I CAN MAKE TO COUNCIL NEXT MEETING . ANOTHER ISSUE THAT I PLAN TO 8( UPLORIII& All> I URGE YOUR COMMENTS, I DON 'T IUOf If MY Of YOU HAVE READ THE PAPCR, BUT I BELIEVE IT WAS ARVADA THAT HAS, USED TO HAVE A SYSTEM VERY SIMILAR TO OURS All> I WAS IIMTJNG TO EXPLORE TH£ POSSIBILITY Of SU8"1TTING THE MAYORA L POSITION TO A POPULAR VOTE Of TH£ ELECTORATE . AH , MAYB E PUTTING THAT ISSUE UP ON TH£ BAI.LOT FOR CHARTER REVISION NEX T TIM£. JUST A POSSIBILITY . MD THERE ARE A NUMl[R Of WAYS THAT THAT CAN 8£ PACKAGE D. All> I HAVE CI PL OR ED THOSE VITH RI CK All> WOULD B WI LL ING TO DISC US S THOSE 111 TH EACH Of YOU INOIVIOUA LY. TAP CEASED TO TAP AT THIS PO INT. NEXT SE VERAL ITEMS NOT AV AI LAILE ON TH£ 8 £PER FOR VI CTI MS ADVOCA TES OCAOCNO SIGNS ON MHE RST . ' - • , . . ' • I . . ' • ' - ) • • • • • • LETTER FROM MRS. PEACOCK -REPAIR SHOP ACROSS THE STREET PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN COUNCIL MEETINGS -MORE PUBLICATION OPERATION DESERT STORM UPDATE ON COMPUTERIZING OF THE CITY . AND THE FINAL TWO ITEMS: ROGER, COULD WE HAVE AN UPDATE OF THE PROGRESS OF COMPUTERIZING THE CITY AND WHAT IS BEING DONE IN THE COMPUTER DEPARTMENT, AND IT WOULD BE INTERESTING TO KNOW, I UNDERSTAND WE'VE HIRED A NEW INTERN THERE. IT WOULD BE KIND OF INTERESTING TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THEM IN THAT DEPARTMENT . AND THEN FINALLY I AM TAKING SUSAN ON IN HER ADVICE AS FAR AS TRYING TO DEVELOP MORE OF A WORLDLY PERSPECTIVE, AND I'M SERIOUSLY EXPLORING PERHAPS GETTING INVOLVED WITH CML EXECUTIVE BOARD CONTINGENT UPON THE BAR EXAM RESULTS COMING UP. AND IF THE RESULTS ARE FAVORABLE, I, AH, I WOULD LIKE TO DISCUSS THE POSSIBILITY OF MAYBE MYSELF OR ONE OF US GOING FOR THE EXECUTIVE BOARD. IF WE'RE GOING TO BELONG, WE MIGHT AS WELL BE IN THE MOST INFLUENTIAL PLACE ON IT. HATHAWAY : MAY I REMIND YOU TO TALK TO ALEX, AS SHE 'S RUN THREE TIMES . BULLOCK: OH , IS THAT RIGHT? OKAY. VAN DYKE : I THINK YOU 'D GET THE SUPPORT OF CITY COUNC IL IF YOU CHOSE TO PURSUE THAT. BULL OCK: OKAY. THA T'S IT. VAN DYKE: ONE MORE -SWEDISH TASK FORCE. BULLOCK: OH, RIGHT. JU ST 1 'D LIKE TO Ka lll(R( IIE 'R( HCAD(I) 111TH THAT. WE FORNCD A TASK FORC E AND IT'S IIEY£R NET. IIE SHOULD OUT TH[R( TASK FORCING. VAN DYKE: I WHOLEHCARTCDL Y AGREE. fl.l TTER ING BY HATHAWAY BULLOCK: I DON 'T KNOW IF IT'S ... HABENICHT : YOUR HONOR . RITA, WOULD IT B£ DIFFICULT FOR YOU TO ATT(II> IN THC DAY Tl , I THAT TH PAOILEM 111 TH PUTTING THINGS TOCETH[R • HATHA A : OH,.,,, LL. 11 ' DlfFICU T FOR TO ATTEII> HING Al ~y IN TH DA 1 I , SUCH AS THC GOlL SCTll NG SCSS I ON Olt SON[TH I SUCH AS THAT, IUT 10 ATICII> A ..CCT I NG SAY AT LUIICH Tl Olt EMU IN THC "'*'ING WOU O NOT BC THAT DIFFICULT . I DO 11 Al TNE Tl • If YOU cou O PUT OUlt CCUICIL IREMfAST roa CITIU Ml) IUSI SSES ON AN 0A IUT ON SDAY, IT WOUI.O RC IIOSSlllt TOO • YAN D £: DO OU HAY AN U~l ON THAT TASK f'OIC • I DO OU HAY AN 1D£A WMCR M ON THAT • IIOC(R • 10 • • . ' I • • , - - ' • • • • • FRASER: WELL, WE'VE HAD A NUMBER OF MEETINGS WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF SWEDISH, AH, ON PARTICULAR ISSUES THAT WE'VE -COULD YOU TURN THAT DOWN PLEASE (SPEAKING TO BULLOCK), AH, NUMBER OF ISSUES THAT WE'VE BEEN WORKING ON PARTICULARLY AS IT RELATES TO CINDERELLA CITY AND SO FORTH, AND I'LL HAVE TO DO A LITTLE MORE WORK TO SEE WHAT'S HAPPENED IN TERMS OF THE TASK FORCE WE SET UP INVOLVING COUNCIL. VAN DYKE: GREAT. -11 - ' .. • I . . • ' - • • ~1·0 ~1-0 • • . • ' AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF I • THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL APRIL 15, 1991 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to or<ier. 1 -·J() Va.+c-~ 2. Invocation. 3. Pledge of Allegiance. tJ~ ~ 4. Roll call . 5. Minutes. a. Minutes of the MA1'Ch 25, 1991 Public Hearing . ~/;;,.,, b . Minut of the April 1, 1991 City Council Meeting . Urrf~ ,- ~j). Pre-Scheduled ~·ton. (PIHN' limit your pmentation to tm minu .) o .• ,a.~ o. c~ a . Housing Finance Sp«ialist Janet Grimmett will be recogniud • Englewood'• r ~j, Employ of the Month for April . r"' u,jJI"...; .JJt'. Membffs f the ~ America •autiful Comm on will prewnt to "'Ji' f~ o . acttpt their official appointments. /(~ '!J) ~ c. A lution ap nting Joan Whatton t fill • ~ En I~ Urban RmewAI Authority &Ida,£ on the / 7. -Scheduled Vl (Pleaee limit your f>N"nt.aticill to ft minutes.) . fa.) ,,_,. M Ko.~ IIOrH ,$ 4ww ,~;-. , 'l"#fl/A • 4 ~~ ,r,, ~ l'l'ftll,-,.1tionl and Appointmffl • • ' I . • , - ~ • • • • • City Council Agenda April 15, 1991 Page 2 ~1-() ~-'1-o AH" 1-0 af'fd 1-0 9. w,~ b . Proclamation declaring the week o.f April 15 through April 20, 1991 as /' National Library Week. ~ / c. Proclamation declaring April 21 through 27, 1991 as Independent Order of Foresters Child Abuse Awareness Week. ~ d. Proclamation declaring April 28, 1991 as Worker's Memorial Day.~/,/ e. Proclamation declaring May 2, 1991 as National Day of Prayer. «/.6 ?/' co Approve on second reading. c,.tJt:i. 7-tJ ~__._._ Yj -------r a. Council Bill #20 amending a section of the Englewood Municipal Code relating to holidays. ~#-~ b. Council Bill #23 amending the Englewood Municipal Code as it relates to nepotism. 10. Public Hearing -None Scheduled . 11 . Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions . ( a . Recommendation from the Department of Community Development to adopt ~ 6n ir ..... ...e • a blll for an ordinance approving an abatement of the sales and use tax on n~ purcha of machinery and machine tool a an econ rJlic development "'-.a incentive. STAFF SOURCES: Richard Wanush, Dilfftor of Community lkwlopment and Pun Pepper, Economic Developmmt Coordinator. at,a6s. b. Recommendation from the Department ot Public Works to awill'd by motion \ '1 11.lwM«~I (Jo. ,~.,"' ·~ ·'f/'d 7· a roofing contract for the ~pair ot last y ar's hail damage to the City ,r Hall /Ubrary and the Police /Fi~ Center. The Public Worb Department 11 f'i ~ommend that the contract be awarded to Weathffcraft Company of \.. · ColoradoSprin . STAFF SOURCE: Chuck &tmy, Dil'fftor of Publk .,,, d -,.,J 6 -2 .,,,,, .. ,v •"-'-~ • Works. AS.cc c,-c.._, .. I· • , - • • • ,. - • I• . ' • ;, : City Council Agenda April 15, 1991 Page 3 [¥J#z6 ~ 7-~ e . Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an /' ordinance creating Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replacement District No. 1991. STAFF SOURCE: Chuck Esterly, Director of Public Works. ~Y-, j,.J /!uo#~3- ~ "1-tJ f . Recommendation from the Bi-City Supervisory Committee to adopt a ~o';{ resolution supporting the Colorado biomonitoring regulation, which is being V rejected by the U.S. Environmental Protection }P~.· STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Fonda, Director of Bi-City WWTP. ~ ~#LI tAN" 1-0 • g. Recommendation from the Bi-City Supervisory Committee to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an easement for the Southgate Sanitation District Interceptor at the Bi-City Wastewater Treatment Plant. STAFF SOURCE: I Stewart Fonda, Director of Bi-City WWTP. ~-A .... =1 h. Recommendation from the City Attorney to adopt a bill for an ordinance . ( amending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the establishment of fire lanes. STAFF SOURCE: Rick DeWitt, City Attorney. C(Jtdt• i. Recomme ndation from the City Attorney to adopt a bill for an ordinance V repea ling a n agreeme nt between the Corps of Engineen for improvements to Ox fo rd Park. STAFF SOURCE: Rick DeWitt, City Attorney. /L1'6irf. 12. General Discussion. ( ,') --~·*-"' ,._,. '(' ..t~IP\, a . Ma yor's Choi!!/ b. Council Mffltber' Choice. (.ice.&. .. • c) 1 . City Manager's Report. "· 1;;4" ~; f .,.., fl "f-•4 ; ~~~' ,i,, B. ~.y..,, ~, hJ ,,;,,, ~ s)I~ ~ 14 City Attorney' Report. C. 11,;;/ Jc. J.~s(.. a;IJ.,I. _ro ~ .: -9-£,t,.,_. c!L ~~ ~ ....__ ~, ~ -,., -..ir ... ., ..._.. . Ad rnment Ut..:· -e•/ :!-""'· ...... ,.~ '" n mlnut wen tnnlmltted to Counci l from 03 /29 /91-04 /11 /91 : Downtown~ Authority meeting ol 03 /13 /91 .' P.ub and ll«TUdon C.onunlNion meetil• ol 03/1 4/91 . , Adjultmtnt and Appalt meeting ol 01 /13 /91.' UCl!fllllur Authority meeting ol 0,/20/91 . , c.lrl:TIUl'I COl'llfflltltie:ln fflNting ol 03/21 /91 . COnunlltiOf'I fflllting 04 /02 /91 . ng ol04 / / 1 . • ' ' ' I . • , ]- - • • • • • I, 4'..,fh~~ d,.,..,./dre ;/, &M6~T 6ra.,.+ y~ ~. 7,_., ~/,,:''f fl. 4/J,. 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ENGLEWOOD CITY COIIICIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COIIITY, COLORADO Public Hear1nt Pav1nt D1str1ct No. 34/Concret• Replaceaent D1str1ct No. 1991 Narch 25, 1991 1. Call to Order 5 A .. 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 Melllber Wiggins. Pledte of Alle9t1nce The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke . loll Call Present: Ab sent : A quorua was pre sent. Also prese nt : Council Mellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Cla yton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Assi stant City Nan19er Mart i n Ci ty Attorney DeW i tt Deputy Ci ty Clerk Ellis Di rector Esterly, Public Works Office Engineer Kahll , Publ i c Works z. Mayor Van Dyke stated that the purpose of the publ ic hear i ng wa s to con si de r the pro po sed Pa ving Dis tr ict No . 34 and Concre t e Replaceaen t Distr i ct No . lttl. All witnesses re duly sworn prior to presenting coaaents • Office [ngtnttr Kahll, Public Works. stated he will serve as Project Nan ... r for the Proposed Speci al laproveMnt Dis tr icts. The proposed laproveants are located thrGU9hout the Ctty and Include street, avlftue and alley reconstruction; aandatory and volunt ary concrete replaceaet1t; Infrastructure laprov ts; and a n ndustrlal sub-division In Engl.-ood. Mr. lt ahll prov ded neral ba k9round tnfort11tlon on Engl...ood 's Paving District Progr • Th C ty or Englewood originally Initi ated pav ng districts In 1956 n an rror to t all th str ls paved to City standards . Since 1956. 27 pav ng d tr t hav n su c sfully fol'lltd and cOftstructed. To dat 94 • l • I . • I ]- • • • • • -' Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25. 1991 Page 2 I• of the City streets have been built to adopted standards. The 1991 estimated replacement value of these improvements exceeds S20 million. In 1983 Council requested staff to develop an ONJanized prograa to coaplete construction or reconstruction of all ret11aining streets in our systea. A ten-year plan was presented and approved at that ttae. This year's progra• is year five of the ten-year plan. New to this year's prograa ts the inclusion of proposed Concrete Replacement District 1991. Ordinance No. 31 of 1962, encompassed legislation that made the maintenance 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 c011111unity has been on a steady decline for many years; of approxi•ately 10,000 properties within the City, over 4,000 de110nstrate at least SOiie adjacent concrete in a serious state of disrepair. Since mandatory 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 payaent period should aake COlll)liance 110re palatable. Provisions have been made for citizens to volunteer for the inclusion of their deficient concrete which will reduce the need for the City to include them in future mandatory replaceaent prograas. He explained the District is divided into three zones, Zone l ts Paving District No. 34 which consists of the street and alley reconstruction; Zone 2 is the Concrete Replacement portion of the District, both •andatory and voluntary; and Zone 3 is the developer portion of the project. He discussed the cost breakdown for each zone. Mr. Kahl! discussed cost and assessaent tnfon1atton, ttaetable and aethod of payaent. The Special Assessaent Deferral Prograa was explained. Mr. Kahlt presented specific tnfon11tton on the type of proposed iaproveaents which would be included in Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replaceaent District No. 1991. Council Meaber Hathaway quest toned the percentage difference between the cost of concrete in Zone I and 2. Mr. Kahlt stated they are esttaattng Zone 2 will run ISi higher, as It had been deten1ined that the concrete replaceaent ts the responsibility of the owners who would be held responsible for costs associated with Inspection, engtneert119, and additional •lscellaneous costs of the District. Council Meaber Wiggins noted in Zone Z a corne r lot marked for replac ... nt stating he understands the Ci ty would bear the cost and i t would be handicapped accessible . Mr . Kahlt ag~ and explained the Cfty ts responsible for all of th pav ng Instr et and ally Intersections, as 11 as the concr t that fall w th n that squ are al the Inters ctlon or within th r c tangl at th all 1 way . He stated that never tht Ctty I Involved wi th r pl c nl o Ir dlus, I t wi ll be h nd capped ace sslblt . Mr . a addressed cone ms r19ard I 119 t concrete aarlt I ngs . l • 1 • ,- ' I . • , • • • • • • Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 3 , . Counc'il Member Koltay stated he hid observed, tn sOllle areas of the District, concrete on one corner had been •arked 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 tn good condition would not be replaced just for the sake of tnstalltng a handicapped facility. Council Metlber Clayton mentioned he had noticed a nUllber of deteriorated gutters and suggested as an alternative to replacing the entire curb and gutter soae type of •asphalttc 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 1s hard to keep asphalt down on concrete, particularly where it would be continuously exposed to water. Council Metlber Clayton asked Mr. Kaha to describe in detail the real probl .. wtth deteriorated gutters. Mr. Kaha stated the concern ts as it deteriorates tt drops below the asphalt level and in 110st residential streets there are only two inches of asphalt. The seal which keeps 110isture out froa under the base and sub-grade of the street ts under the two inches of asphalt. Mr. Kaha tddressed 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 Mellber Wi99ins asked if hoaewrs would be held responsible, if in the course of taking a cut to replace a vertical curb, they d .. ge the sidewalk adjacent to the vertical cut. Mr. laha confiraed they would be held nsponsible for their negligence. He cautioned owners that if they hire contractors they should aake tt clear to the contractors, that if the asphalt ts in good condition and ts daaagtd due to negligence, they would be held nsponstble. Mayor Van Dyke tnvtted publ tc coaent, 1tatt111 that all coaet1t1 Mcie at the publ le heartnt would be taken Into consideration by the Ctty COUftCtl. She explained that coaaents will be taken on a street-by -street basts. ZONE l (PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34) l . 3800 South De1awar W den pav ng to 40 ' (6 & 2). Install VC IC with 4' walk on east and illest s de s . I . • , [] • • 0 • Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 4 t• will be taken to wi den 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 utilit i es 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 problea . Ms. Trouth questioned whether her neighbor would be required to reaove his trees at the corner of 3800 South Delaware and Lehigh. Mr. Kah• cited the City's policy on trees , which is every attempt is •ade to save the trees. However, there is a tree replaceaent progr111 tn the paving district. If the owner desires to have the trees reaoved, the City will pay for reaoval and replace thea withal 112• to 2" tree. Mr. Kah• stated it is generally the owner's choice . She asked if h011eowners would be required to obtain a pen11it to re1110ve the concrete. Mr. Kah• answered that if they do their own work or hire a licensed bonded contractor a per.it ts needed froa the Engineering Division . Mr. Kah• confiraed that curbs have to be replaced with new concrete . Council Member Hathaway clarified for the citizens that the cost of relocating utilities is borne by the City. She also noted the City will be doing any necessary r11110val and replaceaent of utilities while the street ts torn up. 2. 000 -100 West Kenyon Av enue Construct 32 ' wide paving (6 I 2 ). Reaove and replace concrete where nece ssary. No coaents . 3. 3100 -3300 Sout h Platte Ri ve r Driv e Ea s t Con s truc t 40 ' wt de pav i ng (I I 3). Install Type I Industrial concrete on East side. In s ta l l VC I G on Wes t s i de. Robert Ro. spoke on beh a lf of his pa~t s who OIIIII aos t of the property In t Is area . He expressed conce rn wi th t he high wat er table, and s tated aspha lt deteriorates very quickly because of t he ground wa ter In the ar ea . He ts very con rned about putting all the concrete In and then being he l d responsible for r pla c nt on a cont nuous basts. His parents' assesuitnt will be S55,000 . po nled oul th t table wa s v ry restrictive . t h ate Hg y Otoart l will bt putt 119 n l n outh Platt R r Or r y no star • 4 • , I· •, I • • • • • 0 • Engltwoocl City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 5 I • South Platte River Drive until August, and Mr. Roy has been advised it would not be I problem for him to take I perait after the June 7, 1991 cut-off date. Mr. Kahm advised that the Utilities Dtpartaent is extending an eight-inch w.ter main froa Dartaouth, alaost the length of Platte River Drive, to connect with an existing eight-inch aain the Roy's put in several years 190. Council Metlber Habenicht asked if deferrals were available to the owners of industrial or c011111trci1l property. Mr. Kahal explained that there are incoae and asset guidelines. Council Mtabtr Clayton wondered, given the probl .. s with Platte River Drive, 1.e., state i11proveaents, additional utilities, 1f 1t is prudent to Include this area in the paving district. Mr. Kallll stated efforts have been coordinated with Utilities and the State Highway Dtpartaent for aany aonths, and starting in aid-August would give adequate tiae. Responding to an inquiry froa Council Mtabtr Hathaway, Mr. Roy explained his parents own approxiaately SOI of the frontage on South Platte River Drive. 4. Alley East of 4800 South Broachla, Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving. Tie In existing driveways as necessary. No COllllltnls. 5. Alley East of 3700 South Acoaa Street Construct 14' wide concrete alley pavl119. Tit In existing driveways as necessary . Council MNlber Clayton coapltaenttd Richard 's Notors Oft Its neat appearance. He also 1pprK l 1ttd the coaent s llldt by Nr . Sparacino . ~~.W~!!!~U]lb~L....U.l!.l!~~~S!Q~· was conctmtd that once hh ' I . • , 1- - • • • 0 • Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 6 I • Construct 14' wide concrete alley paving. Tie in existing driveways as necessary. TOIII Sarton, resident aana~er of ¥1111 Parada A111rt111ents, 3655 South Delaware, stated they have paid paring in the back. ~wanted to know if the City will cut or tie into their parking lot when the alley is paved. Mr. Kahm recalled the entire length was paved, and a perfect aitch 1s not always possible, but they will do what they can to match the design. Deputy City Clerk Ellis noted I letter of protest had been received from Jack Karford, owner of property at 450 West Jefferson. The letter was entered"Trito the record. ZONE 2 (CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991, AND VOLUNTEER CONCRETE) Deputy City Clerk Ell ts stated a petition had been filed with the City Clerk containing 109 signatures, representing 83 properties in various sections of Zone 2, protesting the Concrete Replaceaent District No. 1991. The petition circulator, Jeanne McW1111 .. s, c ... forward and stated she was appearing on behalf of her mother, who owns property at 3795 South Grant Street. Ms. McWi111aas and her mother circulated the petition . She stated that no one she talked to objected to replacing truly daaaged concrete, but they are concerned with the way 1t ts .. rked. She cited several Inconsistencies in the aarked concrete. Ms. McW111i .. s 111Phastzed they are very concerned that the hc...owner 1s held entirely responsible for the cost. She discussed I survey she had conducted aaong other cities regarding payaent procedures and she noted Englewood ts the only City, as far as she could tell, that assesses the hOlleC*Mr IOOI. She had provided Council with copies of her survey. She stated that with the help of City of Engla.ood staff tt had been detera1ned, based on the assessed net value of property ta,c revenue, tn order for Englewood to raise SZ00,000 the tax levy .ould have to be lncreued by .I atlls. Ms . McWlllt•s understood the concrete WIS recyclable, but questioned the tapact on the envlroMent. She expressed the opinion that .. ny of the older generation will not borrow aoney and .ould COIISlder the deferral procJr 1 source of dishonor, as they ..ould pass an estate on to their child,.... with debts attached . In conclusion she requested that nothing be done 1111ttl the concrete was reassessed . Coun , 1 Neabtr Clayton asked for the total value of the concrete to be r pla ed . Mr . 1(1 stated he did not have the breakdoliM for Zone J . tto.tver . n Zo 2, they.,.. look ng It 1sses1111t1 ts totallf19 IS much I S SJS0 ,000, p nt 1'19 417 h s. Mr . Claytot1 addressed soae of Ms. McWtll c nc ms . He s1199esttd that other clllts .. , say they .. ,ntatn t tOflCre t at C ty xpense: but the fa ts that 's the ft that gets cut out oft t nd nev r t don • did 19 t City needs to 1lu1t t that rtpl Ing . t s by COUIICt 1 r Ch ton . ' I . • ]-- • • • • • • Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 7 asked Mr. Kah• if the concrete replac ... nt was done on an ongoing basis, with the City doing the work, would the cost be as high; he stated yes. Discussion ensued. Council Metlber Hathaway r8111nded the citizens of the 5S discount that will be offered for prepayaent. Council Netlber Koltay thanked Ns. NcWtlltaas for her efforts. Council Metlber Wiggins stated he appreciated Ms. NcWtlltaas efforts. He c01111tnted that he had walked the district and noticed that several houses, where people had signed the petition, had no aarkings. Ns. NcWtlliaas responded to Council Metlber Wiggins. Mayor Van Dyke assured Ms. NcWtlltaas that her concerns would be addressed. She noted tt was clear there ts soae concrete that needs to be done and there ts concern with equity and consistency. Nr. Kallll's staff ts willing to work with each citizen tndtvtdually. Discussion ensued between Council Metlber Hathaway and Mr. Kallll regarding the history of concrete replac ... nt tn Englewood. Ns. NcWtl 11 aas took ts sue wt th the requt red two-year guarantee on concrete. Nr. Kallll stated a two-year period provides two coaplete winters, with all the freeze/frost cycles, to evaluate the concrete. Council Metlber Hathaway stated the City has successfully sued contractors for concrete that was not up to standard after two years . I. 3700 -4200 South Bro and 15 East Inc Avenue Deputy City Clerk Ellis tt1tered into the record a protest letter received froa Dennis R. Cleland, Flo Controlsl~'l 4242 South '3:ttf.; she advised that one person froa thts area hid s hi petttlOII s ed by 11s. NcVt 11 laas . Nr . Cleland ca• forward and advised Council hts IIIJor COftCern was the •thod In which the concrete was aarked . Not 111 of the c011Crete .. rked for .. nctatory replaet•ent s d--,.d beyOlld at110r cracks . Mt does IIOt believe t d111191 equates the cost of ,.,1ac8Nftt , In the curreat KOROalc sltMtlOII, doe not f 1 the C ty ld ....,,re work to be doN t at ts 110l essNttal . Ht ooJ ts to pay ng for e ury ,..,atrs . Ht st,.....11 protested belnt Included 111 this re,lac t protr•. Mt lfNed with Ill , NcVt111 concernlnt the .. rklnts be ng haph111rd 1 but he cOKurred that, ... areas on Bro y should be ,..,. rtd , but •t 111 or those .. rbd should be c•s dered •ndatory . t . 100 -4100 • 7 • ,. - . ' • . ' I . • 1-- • • • • 0 I • • Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page B James Naron, Pastor of En~lewood First Asse111bly 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 confinned 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 da .. ge concrete are ever held responsible for the da .. ge; Mr. Kah• 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 frOII this area who signed the petition circulated by Ms. McWilliaas. 3. 3700-4200 South Shenaan Street and 240 East Oxford Avenue Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised that one letter of protest frOII this area had been received frOII Curt Lorenzen 3965 South Sherman. Copies of the letter were provided to City Council. In addition, nine people frOII the area signed the petition circulated by Ms. McWilliaas. 4 . 3700 -4200 South Grant Street 5 . 3700 ·4200 South L an Street and 399 East Nassau Avenue JI• Ha an 4188 South Lot n, requested to ... t with lllr . Kahll In the field to scuss s ci erences with the proposed "l)laceaefll of concrete. Otputy City Clerk Eilts advised that 13 people froa the area had signed the pe ton ctrcuhted by Ms . McWl111aas . 6. 3700 -4200 South .. I . • ] • • • • • • Englewood City Council Meeting -Narch 25, 1991 Paget t• district be reassessed, li•iting it to the few isolated cases where it was really bad. Kenneth Koe1~4001 South Pennsylvania, with property at 3903 South Grant Street, stat he ts disturbed by the •gross ais .. nageaent' of the project. Ri"wiiited Council to know that he did not intend to pay the over-inflated prices. He inquired about where the extra aoney goes, coaenting that the bids he has seen are 15 to 30 percent lower than the City's esti .. ted cost. He asked why he was not infonaed of the District earlier, and he wondered why he had to find out for hiaself 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 cittes (i.e, Denver, Littleton and others) do not. He spoke about the inconsistencies in aarktng the concrete, stating he has seen concrete which definitely needs to be replaced unaarked. We asked what the standard ts, and coaented that the project s ... s out of control. He does not want to see concrete replaced every ten years and expressed concern about the quality of concrete installed by 1 •1ow bidder.• He does not object to replacing bad concrete, but does object to the .. nner tn which he was advised, stating he should have been given •fair warning.• In sUMary, he proposed leaving the concrete .. rked as it ts, gtving the people aore t iae to do the work on their own; the June 7th deadline ts too short, and the only option se .. s to be to let the City do it at their inflated rates. Council Neaber Hathaway clarified, and Mr. Kaha concurred , that it would be possible to get an extension on the June 7th permit deadline and the June 21st coapletion deadline. Additionally, that the costs quoted by Mr. Kaha wre esti .. tes; that there are no excess 11D11ies which would go to any other City project, that 111 monies collected in the progr• go into the Protr•; ud that collection ts handled by Arapahoe COUftty for which the City pays 1 certain fee to the County. Possible reasons why Mr. Koel received hh notice so late wre discussed. Deputy Ctty Clerk Ell ts advised there wre no protest letters froa thh area , however, 13 people signed the petition circulated by Ns . llclUlltaas. 7 . 3700 -4200 Sout h Pearl Street Gl enn Thach 4 l Sou th Pearl , coaented that every one invo lved In t his s r c are on 9 s and to do the work wt 11 be qut te expet1 sive. He thought that ff t he Ci t y we re to undertake the wrk , •st of the •rkf119s would d sappe ar and on l y abou t half would be leg t t l•te l y rep l aced . As I new res dent, he d d not receive an y no tice , that I sb-WNll t • fr-ts too short I tlae to develop neces sary cash . In hh op i nion the aoney could be better spent on educ ation, hel ping t he poor , or other u,11191 tha t outwe igh t concrete tnue . He fe lt t he tt•fr -ud the u rk 1191 st.oul d be reev aluted . Ht dots not feel l concre te al his addren ts bad , Mr does he t lltnlt It wa rrants rep 1 a nt • Cou 1 r Hathaway Inquired tr Nr . Thach 1110U ld syPpOrt. the conc.,t of a lont ·l ,.. pl n ,. lar t o the t lft ·Y ar as ph alt pa l plea, •tdt Id t • • • • "'~ • . ' I· • ' - • • • • • . • ' '· Englewood City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 10 t~ everyone advance notice of the work to be done. He responded negatively. However, he offered that a minimum of 12-months notice should be given for a project of this nature. He also stated that Mr. Kah• could COIN! out and see for hi•self that there 1s 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 pet1t1on circulated by Ms. NcWi111us. 8. 3700-4200 South Washington Street 8111 Broast, 3908 South Washinfton, stated he ts very concerned about the cost of replacing the 90 1 of concre e along Nansf1ela and Washington. He explained that in 1985 Mansfield had been resurfaced; 1n 1987 Washington was included in Paving District No. 33, and both of these projects have added to his taxes. With the concrete replaceaent, his taxes possibly could go up another S400. He does not feel the entire 90' needs replaceaent. He stated he understands that if the curb and gutter are deteriorated, the road aay be destroyed. Mr. Kaha 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 is 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 said he agreed with everyone else who has spoken -"get rid of the district.• Council Mellber Hathaway requested staff check on the curb at Tejon and Warren which she feels should have been Included In Paving District No. 33. Mr. Broast stated the paving was done, but the curb h still bad. He coaaented that Floyd, froa Untverstty west, Is IIUCh worse than his property on Mansfield; that the Ctty should be correcting the existing problees and forget the Dtstrtct. He dtd not think the cltlzet1s should have to bear lOOI of the costs, that tt should be 50/50. He thought the project should be cancelled unttl Counctl coaes up wtth a plan to share in the costs. Counctl Mellber Bullock c-nted that the way to increase costs h to fUMel tt through governaent as opposed to having private lndtvtduals handle the replaceaents . Mr . Broast disagreed, saying that Englewood Is I saall c01111Unlty, that the "added costs would not have to be that great to fUftftel tt through the governatnt of £119lewood ." Mr . kahtl realnded Coun c il that staff has Identified city -wide about a half • ll t on dollars n Ci ty responsibility COftCrete repair work that has not been funded . Th erefore , It Is not surprising that the Intersection atntioned by Mr . Broa st ha s not ~n repaired . Coun c il Mellber Hathaway restated her request that TeJon and W1rrt11 be checked . Coun c il Mellber Bull oc asked that Yort and £11taa11 be Inspected . Coun c il Mellber Cl yt on tiled Mr . Kaha 's observation bears repeating • that the City Is aore th n I half •11llon dollars in arrears already In areas of con crete rep he t that the City h obl l91ttcf to do . He further poh,ted out • 10 • ,,, - • .... I . • - • • • • . (• • .. Englewoocl City Council Meeting -March 25, 1991 Page 11 that if the City ts 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 s .. s a direct correlation between the probleas the citizens are feeling toward their city governaent and how city governaent f .. ls toward state and federal governaent ""en prograas are aandated without funding. Deputy City Clerk Ellis advised there were no protest letters received from this area; however, four people froa the area signed the petition circulated by Ms. Nc:Wtlltaas. t. 3700-4200 South Clarkson Street Deputy City Clerk Ell ts advised there were no protest letters received froa this area; however, three people frOII the area signed the petition circulated by Ms. Nc:Wtlltaas. • • • • • Mayor Van Dyke asked if was anyone else in the audience wished to speak concerning the Concrete Replaceaent District No. 1991, Zone 2. Nr. Bud Vanderhoek c ... forward. He apologized for not COIiing forward earlier i.ihin his area was addressed (4. 3700-4200 South Grant Street). Nr. Vanderhoek ts the owner of ~~rty at :1121-ZJ South Crant and he c011111ented that it ts fairly obvious t ahere Is I good deal of confusion concerning the •rktngs and color codings. In his case, there are nine sections of concrete along the front of the property; origtully etght out of the nine were •rked to be replaced. After contact1ftl Mr. Kae., Mr. Vanderhoek then found that half of thea had been recoded ,,... It •s conftrad that '""" cod1ftl denotes aargtnal concrete ""tell 1111 cause problas within a ftve-year period; however, It ts not aandatory to replace concrete •rked 1reen. Nr. Vanderhoek inquired about the division of respo11sibi1t~1 when part of one section ts on hh property, the other part OIi Ith neitNM»r's property. Mr. Kae. explained that tf I private contractor ts htred, Mr. Vanderhoek and the neighbor would have to work out a deal or Mr . VanderMek .ould have to absorb the cost; tf the concrete ts replaced by the Ctty as part of the Dtstrtct, theft both pieces of property .ould be assessed based on the property 1 tne . Nr . Vanderhoek tnqutred about the 11st of caualtfted licensed contractors; Nr . Kae. offered to 11 ht• the list . Nr. Vanderhoek agrffd with previous coaet1U aide by Mr. Kot1 concer11l ft1 the t .. fr , and the hardships the District 1111 have on certafn c ti1et1s. He wanted lo know f the esllaates are based on City 111Ployees dolftl the work or If they are based on COfltracttd work . Mr . Kala stated that 111 tha work ts put out on coapet It ve bid by pr hate COfttractors. It was clart fled that the pr cts 1ude soae ctty overflead . Nr . Vanderhoek c luded by askfftl If tht Ctty has tht o,tlOII or the rlthl not to do concrete rk because funds are not avatllblt, •1 ts It t hoal C111Mtr, • ll • ,, - I . • - • • • • • EngllWOOcl City Council 11Ht1ng -Narch 21, lHl ,a .. 12 • who does not have the aoney, does not have the s ... right? He concurred there are SOiie areas which definitely need replac ... nt, i.e., west of the high school on Mansfield; but a lot of the work proposed 1s •'11nal and he felt the properties should be reevaluated. In response to a question fro11 Council Nlllber Habenicht, Nr. It ... stated that regular full-ti• staff's ti• ts not billed into the project. He emarated the costs that are actually added as being associated with the bond sale, interest, •il1ng costs, costs incurred 1f 1ts necessary to htre teaporary help for the construction, etc. Council Nlllber Hathaway pointed out to Nr. Yandertloek, in response to hh question about the hoa Nllr's choice 111 tll1s atter, that ile had jllst exercised his choice by infon1ing Council of his position 111 this .. tter, and that all residents of tile D1str1ct had belll ,1 ... tiles ... opport ... ity. 10. Yol1111tNr Concrete Proar• No ON apeeared before Council wtsht119 to speak C011Cerni119 tile Yol1111tNr Concrete Progr•. ZONE 3 (DEYELOPO STIHTS) 1. Soutb st!t• Fe c1rc1e Construct JO' wtde pavi119 (I I 3). l•stall Tnie I 1 ... trtal ClllcNte on Nth stdes. C" -stated ile pettttONd C:Wtl te Ill tacl t• Dtstrtct, _. o • apprec:tatt• for bet .. t.cl..... Ill t N apprectated tN t, •••dous •IIIIINWl _. NW1N "-staff t• 11ttt.. ts project wldeNay. • •••• • II " • P- - • • • • · ... • (, Engl.wood City Council lleeting -!larch 21, 1991 ,a .. 13 \ ... C• contractor, the installation will bt done to standard with a two-year guarantee, all for the cost of the perait. Nr. &roast disagreed, stating he prefers the work bt done by the City for those people who have or are willing to get the aoney up-front. Nr. Sarton returned to the podiua (Zone 1, Paving Dtstrtct No. 34, Ytlla Parada Apartaents, 3655 South Delaware). Ht asked whether the owners of the property would be responsible for the tnttre 14' of the alley or only 7' (their half). Ht was assured that the asses ... nt 1110Uld be only for the 7'. Nr. Sarton then tnqutred tf they could htre a private contractor and was infol'lltd tn the negative, unless the opposing property owners chose to parttctpate wtth thtll by fora1ng their own dtstrtct. llr. Opte returned to the podtua (Zone 2, 4121 South Ptnnsylvanta Street). Ht egretd wtth Nr. Broast about the advant191 of having the Ctty do the wrk, .a.tell IIIOUld avoid the patch wrk obvious throughout the Dtstrtct. Ht coatnttd that to save the perctntlgt referred to, aost people (htaself tnc:ludtd) ..,ld be tncltntd to htre a private contractor, go wtth the 1-st esttaate, without gtvtng auch thought II to lllhtthtr the next person who buys the property has to replace tt. llr. Naron returned to the podtua (Zone 2, Englewood First Asstllbly of God, 4101 South Lincoln). Ht tnqutred about the stcllwalk/alley bttwttn Ltnc:oln Street and Broadway. Nr. lalw explained that thts area ts Ctty responstbtlity concrete wlltch wtll bt replaced wtth Ctty funds. Ht offered to explain 1t further when ht ... ts wtth Nr. Naron at the church. The 111.Yor thanked everyone for thttr input and assured thtll thttr coatnts ..,ld bt taktn tnto constdtratton. I. MJN.t-t nm .... " ... 1111 .... c ..... De ... u .. was adjourned at 10:• p.a . ~tf.ii2~~ , ye• -II · .. ,- . ' • ' . • I. • • ' , - J-- • • • • • • ,. ENILEIIOOD CITY COUNCIL ENILEIIOOD I AIAPAHO£ COIIITY I COLOUDO letular Se111on a,,11 l, lHl 1. ca 11 to ONler The "9Ular .. ting of the Englewod City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:31 p.a. 2, Invocation The invocation was given by Council Nlllbtr Clayton. 3. Pledte of A11q1ance The Pltdte of Allegiance was ltd by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Also present: 5. 11Mel Council Nlllbtrs Koltay, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Council lllabtrs Hathaway, Bullock City ....... r Frastr Assistant City Attorney Gri .. City Clerk Crow 0.. Gluter, IC-, •rtca leMttful Coordtnator Actt .. Dtrector larttn, Ftnanc:tal Sentce1 (a) COUNCIL IIEl9EI 111•111 IMED, -IT lllS --. TO Uf•E THE 1111111S Of THE .... mn• OF IIMCII 11, lNl. Ayes: COUIIC11 Nlllbtrs Koltay, Wtggtns, Clayton, Habtntcht, Va11 Dyke Nays : None Co..-cil ..._.r, Hathaway, Bullock Absent : Nolton urrttd . • • • • • COUIIC 11 lltllbtrs HathMtay and lull oc k entered the ... tt119 at 7:H p .a . • • • • • . , • ' 5 B I . • • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 2 6. Pre-scheduled Visitors (. • • t• • There were no pre-scheduled visitors. 7. Non-scheduled Visitors (a) Frank R ... s, 3201 South Lincoln, inquired about the status of several traffic aatters, i.e., intersections of Floyd/Broadway and Eastaan/ Broadway; double yellow ltnes on Floyd froa Lincoln to Broadway and froa Broadway past Acoaa. He also inquired about the intended purpose for the area on the northeast corner of Floyd and Broadway stattng he thought the area was intended for a greenway, not a parki119 lot. City Manager Fraser assured Nr. Reaes that his concerns were valid, that soae alternative reaedies were cur- rently being considered, and that he would SH iaprov-nts in the near fu- ture. Council Metlber Wiggins inforaed Nr. R ... s that the law concerning double yellow stripes does not prohibit people froa aaking turns across thea, it does prohibit cars froa crossing over thaa to pass another car. B. Coaunications and Procl-tions (a) COUNCIL IIEIIHI HA11WIAY IIMD, -IT IIAS SECl•ED. TO DKUIE TNl IIOlffH Of APIIL AS •£11VllCIIIEIITAl MltDIESS laffll.• Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried (b) COUNCIL IEIIIEI ULTAY IIMD, -IT IIAS 8111111, TO Im Ml TN( IEEIC Of APIIL 7 -14, lHl, AS •DAYS Of -Ma Of YICTla If •WT.• Ayes: Council ....,.rs loltay, Hath-.,, IU911h1s, Bullock, ClaytOft, Habetltcllt, ¥111 O,U Nays : None Notion carried (c) COUNCIL .... ULTAY MID, -IT lal SECllla, Tl Im-'IIIE IEEIC Of APIIL I • 12. IHI, AS •n-. •n•• Ufln .... Ayes : Council ....,.rs loltay , Hath-.,, 11 19111111 , •nock, Clayton, Habeft tcht , Y111 O,U Nays : None Motton carr ied (d) CCIUIICIL IEIIIEI 111.IIS IMID, -IT lal mlllll, Tl Dm -TIii IEEIC Of APIIL II • II 1 Ayes : 111911 •s , •nK , Nays : Nolto n car r ied ( e) CCIUIICIL IEIIIEI NAIDIICNT IMD, -IT IN APIIL l>, IHI, AS •YGUTN SUVICO DAY IHI ,• • Tl .... . , .. I . • , - • • • Englewood Ctty Council Minutes Aprtl 1, 1991 -Page 3 . ' • • (~ • Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carrted (f) COIIICIL NEMER lOLTAY MOVED, -, IT IIAS SECONDED, TO DECUllE THE aTH OF APIIL AS •NATIONAL LAiii CME aTH. • Ayes: Council Mellbers loltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried t. Appl'flal on Seconcl IHcltnt CGUIICIL IDID IIATIWIAY MOVED, -, IT IIAS stCCIIID, TO APPIOVE MElllA ITDI I (a) AS FOUM1 (a) ORDINANCE NO. 11, SERIES Of 1111 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: M ORDINANCE AN£NOING TITLE 6, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 1, All> TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6A, SECTION 5, ENCLEWOOO MUNICIPAL CODE lNI, R£LATINC TO ISSUINC SUNNONS All> CON· PLAINTS BY NEIGHIORHOOO SERVICE OFFICERS. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. 10. Mltc IIHrtnt Council Nlllbers loltay, Hltha,ay, Wttttns, Bullock, Clayton, Habetltcht, Van Dyke None No publ tc heartnt was scheduled. 11. ONtMnCeS, IHoluttons 1M llott- (a) Dina Glazter, Coordinator of IC-, ._,.tu le111ttful, pn1et1ted a recoaendat ton froa the Oepartaent of c-1t1 O.vel.,...t to adopt a resolu · tton appotnttnt ....,.,, to the lffP Aatrtca leautlful eo..111ton. Te,. of the _..rs to be appointed are: Ttrat to exp rt O.Ctlllber 10, lttZ : Thld CarsOft 1111th Colt &trald ,,.....1d ct-arles ,rt•s ... , .... ,., Cardell ster Dout Wertz r,,.. to ••• rt O.C r 10 . ltM : Otoorah Alt ...-.r • "'~ ' .. I . • , . ' - • • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1991 -Page 4 Susan Fouts Clare Harris Richard Hart.an (Chairaan) (continued on next page) Ken Hoagland Beatrice Kitchen Lee Means (Vice Ch1tr111n) The C01111tsston will .. et the second Tuesday of each aonth at 7:00 p.a. in the COIIIIUnity RoOII. The lltllbers will be officially sworn in by the City Clerk on April 9, 1991. Council Mellbers were encouraged to attend. Mr. Glazier stated that the Ctty of Englewood ts to be certtfted as a Keep Aaertca Beautiful CCIII· auntty on April 12. The announc .. nt of the certtftcation wtll be aade on April 13th, 11:30 a.a. at the Glad-Bag-a-Thon celebration at little Dry Creek. The resolution was assigned a nllllbtr and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. za . SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE MEMBERSHIP Of THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL CONNIS· SION OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL IIDID MLOCI IIOVED, _, IT IIAS IIC .. , TO APNOVI IIIOWl'lml •• II, Sllll'.S Of' IHI. Ayes: Nays : Motton carried . Council Mtllbtrs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Vu Dykt None COIIICIL .... UL.TAY IIOVED, _, IT IIAS SKall, TO••• FGIIIIID -~ MW ITDI IZ(a)(t) • A lfCOIIIEDTlml ••• CIUIICIL .... IITA MTNMIIY AS COUIICIL' S IPltsbiJATJwt, 111TH --IOTI• STAlUS, TO THE UEP ... ICA IUUTI • FIil CGIIII SSlml. Ayes: Nay s: Council Mellbtr s Koltay , lltggtns , Bullock , Clayton , Habentcht , Van Dyke None Ab sta i n: Counc t 1 Mtllbtr HathllNY Mo tton carried . Tht ...,.rs of the Co.atuton are t o bt invi ted to attttld the next Council llft9 at which t Mayor Van Dyke wtll present Cert t fl catts of Appo tn tatnt . (b) C ty Nan r rraser presented I rec:oatlldatlon t o adopt I btll for an ord nanc aatnd "9 t C119ltt,00d Nufttct,.1 Code as It rel ates t o nepottsa. The ord na e ld llltftd the ne,otta ,oltcy by reaov t .. restrt ctt,111 Oft r rst cou ns . T City Cltrt wa s asked to reed COUKt1 1 11 1 lo . ZJ , tnt I ti · I llll IIO . U, INTIIOOUCCO IY COUNCIL IOICI III C&IIS OI M a.DI C NO IIG TIYL J, QWTCI 1 ·0 , KCTI CII I , CIIILCIIOOO ltl. ICLATIIG TO DCFINITIOI OF •1NNO>IAT[ f ... lLY .• • I ' I· • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes April 1, 1111 -Page 5 .. • • • COUNCIL lltNIEI IIIIIINS IIOVED, AND IT IIAS SECCIIDED, TO APPIOYt MED ITDI ll(b) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 23, SERIES OF 1111. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, lulloclt, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Condreay, who brought this aatter to Council's attet1t1on, will be notified of the change. (c) Acting Director Martin presented a recoaendation froa the Depart- .. nt of Financial Services to adopt a resolution llllftding the 1990 Golf Course Fund transferring $89,000 froa the Golf Course Fund Balance to Golf Course Operations. Ms. Narttn explained tllat the cllanges -"tell occurred early tn 1990 llad not bHn anticipated nor budgeted. Tllose changes included the pur- chase of the golf pro shop and the hiring of the golf pro as an 111Ployff. The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. Z9, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1990 liOlF COURSE FIii>. COUNCIL .... cun• IIDWID, -IT IIAS SECGIIIID, TO AffllOYE MED ITDI ll(c) • HSOI.UTIOI NO. zt, SDIES OF lMl. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, lltggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yu Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (d) Assistant City Attorney 5rt .. presented a recOlllllftdation to adopt a bill for an ordinance ......,tng a secttOII of tM Englewod Muntctpal Code relattng to holidays. Mr. 5ri .. explatMd tllts cllange ts necessary to dtf- ferenttate holtdays designated by Coullcll f,-nattOftal or legal holtdays. The Ctty Clerk was asked to read eou.cn 1111 lo. 20, entttled: COUNCIL IILL II>. ZO, lmaJUCED IY COUNCIL IOl[I HATINAY A IILL FOR M ORDINANCE MDl>IN5 TITLE I, CHAPTtl 5, SECTION 2·1, OF THE EN· 5LEWOOO UICIPAL CODE TO CLARIFY 1£CULAI MEnllcs OF THE EICLN)OI) CITY COUii· CIL FALLING ON A LEGAL HOllDAY. Ay15: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hath1Way, Wt99tn1, Bullock, Clayton, Habentcht, Yu D1'e Nays: None Motton carried . u. .....,.,1 Dtacusston (a) Mayor 's Choice (t) Thts It• 111111 aoved forward . SN Aeend• It• ll(a) (Peges J and 4) for dtsposttton . (It) Mayor ¥111 Dy pro,o ad t wotntaent of Joan Wllatton to ftll the vacancy on the C111leil00d ~ 1 Alltllortty • 'I • I. • - • • • Englewood Ctty Council Minutes Aprtl 1, 1991 -Page 6 • • COUNCIL MENIER BULLOCK NOVm, AND IT IIAS SECONDm, TO APPOINT .JOAN IIHATTON AS A NEIIIEI OF THE ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEW. AUTHORITY. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Ms. Whatton's appotntllent wtll expire February 5, 1996. (111) Mayor Van Dyke asked Council its pleasure concerning a request frOII the Mayor of Colorado Sprt119s to select two volunteers frOII the c011111Unity (one adult and one youth), and sponsort119 th .. on a trip to Washing- ton, D. C. The volunteers would attend legislative sessions, .. t 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 reminded Council of the Citizens Breakfast, April 10 at Fratellt's and the Business Breakfast Aprtl 17 at Woody's. She encouraged their parttctpatton. (b) Council Metlber's Chotce (t) Council Mellber Bullock: 1. Mr. Bullock coaented upon a reported personnel probl• in the Building I Safety Dtviston, and asked Ctty Manager Fraser to revtew the .. tter. 2. He inquired about the Englewood Tratn Depot on behalf of Betty Wilson who would ltke to pursue restoration and relocation of tlle railroad station. It was confirad that the Department of Public llorlts wtll be sullaitti119 a full report concerning the depot whtch can be provided to lls. Wilson. In addition, tt was suggested that Ms. Wilson could contact Marj Ntckua, fonl8r president of The Greater Englewood Chlllber of Coaerce, who ataht have tnforaatton, as well as Harry Fleenor, Allertcan Legion CCllllllnder. Title to the property was briefly discussed. 3 . Brtef discuss ton et1Sued concen1ing tlle posstbt ltty of a shared Ser- vtcenter factltty with the Ctty of Littleton. llr. Fraser assured llr. Bullock th1t the aployees had i,.en advised of this posstbtllty . The .. tter ts sttll betng analyzed . 4. Mr . Bullock asked for a status report on the dtsposttton of the ftre sta - tions located at Federal and Qulnc:y . He uroed that act ton concen1tng both fire stations be taken In the ntar future . Mr . Fraser lnforad COUftC11 that an envlronaental 1ud t ts betng conducted at the Quh,c:y locatlon, aft.tr which bids wtll be tak n for Its deaolltlon . 5. Mr . Bullock requested to be Included ht any ting the City alght sc hedule with Senltor Constd III concen1tng c:011sen1tlon Wlttr rlgltts . llr • Fraser advi sed he t s suggest ng that CCMiftc:11 11 a 9""'f ... t with Sellator Con - tdlnt r191rdtng th is Issue . (I ) Cou nc l ,, - ' I . • ,, - • • • Englewood C1ty Council M1nutes Apr11 1, 1991 -Page 7 . ' • • I~ • 1. Mr. Clayton shared copies of a letter frOII Northglenn which provides in- for11ation concerning trash hauling and related costs. Mr. Clayton expressed the belief that it 1s t1 .. for the City to aove toward a c1ty-w1de trash col- lection syst•, utilizing private trash haulers 1f possible. City Manager Fraser coaented upon the recycling progru coaenc1ng soon. Mr. Clayton of- fered that the recycling prograa differs froa trash collection .. ndated by the City, which 1s what he ts proposing. He would like Council to start thinking 1n th1s d1rect1on. 2. Mr. Clayton shared tnforaat1on froa an art1cle 1n the Washington Post regard1ng trans1t syst•s and the def1c1ts being experienced 1n the various cities. 3. He offered to share tapes he purchased at the National League of Cities Conference ent1tled "Your City's Police.• (111) Council Mellber Haben1cht quoted 1nforaat1on froa the March 13, 1991 Denver Post concerning the r1se 1n violent cr1•. She pointed out the correlation between reducing po11ce forces as a cost sav1ngs ••sure and the 1ncrease tn crtae . (1v) Council Melllber Wtgg1ns: 1. Mr. Wt99tns requested tnforaat1on froa Dana Glazier, Keep Aller1ca Beaut1 - ful Coordinator, concerning the recycling procedure. z. He advised Council he had been contacted by a Mr . O'Brtan concemtng a location tn Englewood to hold s ... rfest, whtch was held tn Littleton last year. 3. He coaented upon the Rock.y Nount1t11 llews art tcle concemt119 [1191...ood ' s hous1119, express l 119 concern about the I .... projected by the photograph. He s11111sted that another art i cle be wr t ttet1 h, the future •tell IIOllld show the 1aprovatt1t 1 and offer a better represet1t1tl011 of the City . C. He IIIQU l red about the status of re,lKI.. the old h1du1trt11 water .. ters : Mr . Fra ser wi l l pro vide t nforaatlOII . (v) Council r Mi t h ay lft(OU rlf4ld COUIICll 's pa r t lcl pat lOft 111 t he Glld •Bl9 ·•·T"°" ltlclt -off at M le High Stadh• Oft Ap ril 6 . r oltay : l. Mr . oll 'I prov1d an upd1t on t Wand Rehab ll taltOft ,roJ t ft t U OO and 3400 bloc of South Log an and Sou tll Pt ar l . Yett of t he tl t wet1 h1 v reh , will coapltted du r l119 April, 11l11e are occyPled . Oil betl alf or t tng Au t hor t.y , 11 tted COUIICO alld t ,ubllc t o vi t r nal f II t. z. ,.. Out1ldtr• 111d stated ..,,d H a ., t t var ou, 111 ra ised . "~ • ' I . • - • • • Entl...oollll City CCMlc11 111nutes .... 11 l, lttl -,a .. I 13. City Ilana .. ,., a.port . . • • Mr. Fraser did not have any .. tters to bring before Council. 14. Ctty Attorney's a.,on Nr. &ri .. dtd not have any .. tters to brtng before Council. 15. M,tOUl'lalllt CGUIICIL _. Ul.TAY MftD TO .... TIie ... ting adjourMd at l:n p.a . ' . I . , • I • • - - • • • RIBWl'I<lf t«>. J!) S1!RIE ~ 1991 .. • • • A RIIIDD1'ICII APl'ODf1'JNG JtWf 1tlaT1'(lf TO FILL A WCNl'l' PallTI<lf <If 'DIE l!IG.-xJ> w RINIIN. AU'DDU'l'lr ftll 1m crrr ~ n&alXJ>. -. www, • IT ....,,., n 'Im crrr <XDCJL ~ 'Im cm ~ Wlil.lNJCD, <XK<IIADO, 'l'IIM': 6 C· Jam lllatt:cn ia tmey ~ to ...,,. Gl tha lniJlalaod Udlan ---.i Jlutharity, tam to apire en ftlbruary 5, ltM. MJCl"ftlD Ml) APPIIMI) thia 15th -of ~, lttl. WWWii I. &iw, eiEi &ii I, Plltrida B. Cl'aw, City Clea far t:lla City of .. , •ml, ~ • ...., cst1fy tha ... ia • tl9 Gapf of h , .... Ill). _, .._ of lttl. WWWI. &ii, . . . ' '• ' .. I. ' ' • • , - • • • ,,. . • 0 •• • ... 3A PROCLAMATION WHERFAS, thcuaands of dedicated Teleccnminicators daily serve the citizens of the united States and Canada by answaring their telephone c:alls for police, fire and mergency lll9dical services by dispatching the appropriate assistance as quickly as possible; and WHERFAS, the critical functions perfoned by professional Teleocnmmicaton also include those related to forestry and conservatioo operations, highway safety and maintenance activities, and many other operations perfcmied by federal, state and loc:al gc:,verment agencies; and \fflERF.AS, professional Teleccmamicaton work to iq,rcMt the IIW'gea.c:y reaponN capabilities of theN oanmications ayata. through their leaderahip and participatioo in training Ind other activities; and ~, p.Jblic safety diapatchera across the country IIIO, u a Mtt.er of cc,une, work diligantly to MIW their o:muu.tiea and their a;enci• with Dlglawood u no Dellption having eltNWl (11) diapatchera Ind two (2) ~son that ccnpriN the Dw;Jlwcod ~ of Safety Scvic:ea Cl:mmnicatiCX\8 Division and spmd untold hcun d9c!icat.s to thia goal; !IJlf, IHElt!PCltE, I, SUSMI VAN DYi!!, Mayol" of the City of Dlglawood, Colorado, t--, psac1aia tba Wik of Jlllril 14 -20, Utl •1 allllN, ,-4 I NIMHlidimtl .. in the City of Dlgl..aod, in hcnor and recocanition of 0.11' IIIIIUCipality's ,-i.acnuucaton and the vitAl contributions ttwy ... to the safety and wall-being of our citbena. G1V!Jf undlr 18)' hand and Mal this 15th "-Y of April, lttl • I· • 0 • PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, industry, business, government and the public benefit from the resources of our nation's libraries; and WHEREAS, the Englewood Public Library serves citizens of all ages in Englewood and surrounding communities; and WHEREAS, the Englewood Public Library plays an integral role in meeting rhe formal and informal educational needs of children and adults; and WHEREAS, the Enalewood Public Library actively works with the public schools 10 encourqe and reinforce the imponancc of radina; NOW llfEREfORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYKE, Mayor of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby proclaim the week of April I.S lhrouat, April 20, 1991 u NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK in Enalewood. I urae our citizens 10 utilize the many prosrwns of the Enalewood Public Libra,ydurina lhis -uk and tluoupout the eolire ya,. GJV N unckr my hand and acal this I Sth day of April , 1991. ,. 3a I - • • • • 0 I • • ... PROCLAMATION WHERF.AS, child abuse is a national tragedy that affects us all with Cl\leI' 2.4 million children being reported annually as abused or neglected; and WHEREAS, child abuse is recognized u an ever increasing problan in today' s 110Ciety which affects ech::ational institutions, priaon, heal th and 110Cial aervice systems u well as the CX1111U1Uty u a whole; and 8c WHEREAS, the U.S. Mviaory Board of OUld Abuse and Neglect appointed by Congress, hu issued a report stating the am:iunt of c:hild abuM in air country oonstitutes a national mergency; and WHEREAS, the President of the united States hu proclaimld April as National OUld ~ Prevention 1-lcnth; and ~ I the let" Foresters ~ OUld Abuse Cllll)llign and loc:al Court Mile High Ho. 1884 obMrvea the third week in April • IC, OUld Abuse IIMlreness WNk in ordar to incruN the effecti"VWWU of OUld Abuse Prwmtion Month; and ~. the Indapmdmat Ordlrr of ror.stus is 1pC119oring • cxnuuty fCINII and workatq,s &Jring April in axiperaticn with Court 8auN Inc., a loc:al providar of alternatiw hcKlaing and usistance for lb.ad and MCJlected childrm; 1Df, ltWJCIPQicE, I, SUSNI VM IMCI:, Mllyar of the City of lln9laa:ld, Colorado, __, pnll:laill tbe Wik ~ .,U ll -27 to bes m, CIIIID --·---· -1n the City of fnalao:>d, Oolcndo, and~. I~ the citialns of J!n9laciod to 8\Wort pnviMt.icn ~ parenting ek:aticn and ~ I*+-, volunt.ariaa, and oaiaunity involvaant to twlp ltq) ... and ~f..Ui•- G?Y!II urldw ., hand and IM1 this lSth dlly of .-u, l.ttl . • ' I· • • • • • and • 0 I • - PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, every year more than 10,000 American workeffare killed on the job; WHEREAS, tens of thousands more are permanently disabled; and WHEREAS, miUions are htjured; and WHEREAS, another I 00,000 worken die from cancer, lung disease and other diseases related to toxic chemical exposure at work; and WHEREAS, concerned Americans are determined to prevent these t...,edics by: orpnizina Worker's Manorial Day on April 21, a day chosen by the unions of tbe AFL-CIO u a day to remember lhele victims of workplace htjurics and dileaae; renewlDa our efTona to aeck llrooler safety and health protections, better ltaDdarda and enforcement, and fair andjuat compensation; redeclbciaa oundva to lmpn,yias safety and health in cwry American worliplace; NOW 111ER.EFORE, I, SUSAN VAN DYKE, Mayor of the City of En,ln-ood, Colorado, henl,y proclaim April 21, I tt I • WOIUCEU MEMOlllAL DAY in En,lcwood ID recopidoa of workcn killed, l$red and dilabled oo tbe job. CIVEN UDdcr my hand and ..a tbfa 15th day of April, 1991 • • 3o I . • - • • • • 0 I• • PROCLAMATION ll£RFAS, fran the very beginning of our Nation, we have relied ~ God'• strength and guidance in war and peace; being entrusted with the holy gift of freedcm and allowad to proaper in its great light, we have a responsibility to serve as a beaca1 to the world -to UN our strength and reaourcn to help thoN suffering in the darkness of tyranny and repressiat; and II-IERFAS, the United States is engaged in a great struggle to qihold the principles of national aovweignty and international. order and to defend the liws and liberty of innocent people; and IIDF.AS, wa u Americans oontinue to yaarn for puce and for the safety of cur aervice ~ and 'Wt'llml in the Persian Qilf, Presidllnt Bush hu Mked all Jlllarican to unite in tud:>le and ccntrite prayv to Almighty God. May it pi... our twavw\ly Father to look upcn this Nation, jud;ing not cur 'lllmthineaa but our need, and to grant us 1119 ocntinued 8t.rmrJth and CJ'lidance. May Ill wtch OYm" and S\IIPCJrt the oour~ ...t.rs of cur Azad 1'cftlN, thli.r laving f..Ui•, • wall .. the forces of thaN natiana that have joinad the aoalition to libarat:e ~t and to --further Iraqi ~: and IIDDS, at May 2nd, 1991 • w tum our !wta ~ IINVal, let us a1ac, pray eapecially for thaN bravie and Nl.flw llilitary pcaamel..., have Ml'Mlt their final zat in the ams of God. Lat ua Mk Ria to atnngthM and aanaol.e their failiea, and let ua alac, , P•r all thaN innocMt civiliw, ......... thay .., be, lb) haYa bean affected by this oanflict; IOI, r.allCiil'CIC&, I, 8UIMI VM1 DUI, llllyo&" of the City of ln;laad, Q:alondl), tmaby proclaia "Dmnday, 1111r 21111. Utl • the lld'iDIML au a, JMna in the City of ln;laa:ld and in cbNrvanca of the llaticnal Day of Pr.,.-, ~ all citiaaw of the City of D191aa:ld alon9 with the antin naticn to wte in pnyar with Pnsidant a.11 at the nati.on'• capital far JO awu.. -7 100 A.N, to 7 :30 A.N, Nount&in 8undard Tia en Nay 2, lttl, GJVIII undar II' hand and Nal. this 15th day of .,U, lttl. • 8E ' I . • ]- - • • • " -• • • <. ... • • CXDC1L BILL NO. 20 nmaxa:o n cxucn. MINIER a'DIMIIW AN Cll>IlWa MIIK>DG T1'1'U!: 1, ~ 5, SE'l'ICII 2-1, at 'DtB IJUaDlD IUIICIPAL <XIE 'ro a.ARin rm.AR IB'l'IlQ a, 'DIE EIGLDIXJ) cm CXDC1L nu.JIG CII A taar. R'l,JDa.Y • IIDIM, the City Council hM tha IUthority to create City lblidllya fer tha City of. !:n1J1acx,4; and -us, at tha pr11nt tm tha csdinlnaaa dr:> not pmridll fer thia mthcrity; and ..... tt.n is aonfusiCln -to mkh hDlidlp tha City bancsa 111d ~ hol.idaya the City dCla not hear; and 1 EWI, it is MC 11 I ary to clarify tha lllth:lrity to enablillh a City llolidlly; and 1 •• it is MC 11 IJCY to aoi4 aanflieta with cauncil llllltjnga 111d othar llcmda an4 'l:!etNiCIM lllatinlaS -. a aa, • n CWDaD • tm an a:ac11, a, ,.. Cl'ft a, -aa,m, CXl:CNIX>, M laUlat 8acticln 1. 1-5-2-lt m WIWt .. ,11 .. •1tin91 af tba City wc-- lllall be hal4 ill tba Citr 11111 m tile fJnt all tbir4 1111 .... af _. IIClllth • ..._ thiftr o•cloc* (7130) PJI., ar • -* .._. ta _. day• CC1ancll 1111r, flat tim to tim, c11at.-a••s ~. ID au, that.._ tm -fta4 tar 1111r ••• 1 ........ fal1a .-·-cllai..-S bf a..-..1a111, .. rtSmeJ Wt-Clft CXJIIICII. II A cnr amu, _. ••· tat 11a11 be ha14 at 111a -IDlr • .. -* a E I illn9 day not a lloUAIIIJ• ~. Nld in flall, ... ,..... -fJnt ..... -.. lat -af .-11, 1111 • -1- 9 A • ' ' • I. • • • . , ]- - • • • • . .. • Published as a Bill for a, Ordinmlce at the 4th day of April, Utl. Raad by title and paned en final reading at the 15th day of April, 1991. , -. Publiahed by title u Ordinance No. _, Seriea of Utl, en the 18th day of .-U, Utl. Lin viii byiiii, liiy6i, hitriaa I. &ii, c!ty da -a - •, .. I. • • • ]- • • ORDINANCE NO. M SERIES OF 1991 • • ·, • ~- BY AU1HORITY COUNCIL Bll.L NO. 23 INDODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS AN ORDINANCE AMENDINO 11TlE 3, atAnBl I 0, SECTION I, ENGLEWOOD MUNJCPAL <X>DE 1915, REIA11NO 101HE DEFINl110N OF "'IMMEDIATE FAMILY". WHEREAS, .. EaalewaoclMllakipef Codi .... .....,,._ ofa dtyemployee .. 11111,.,10,-..W~111p11flledl,yor.,...-1 f 1,laa.1acedl,yorlDDDmcma• h rS C .....,mrmllll;ad WIIEltEAS, 11de 3, Olpler I 0, Secdoa I, ....._. Mualdpal Codi 1915 ........ rmallllallacle6llllaaoll 11 C tiallr,ad WHEREAS, .. provlllClll la .. Codi --Nllllcllw • laldllit ..U&ed &pwoocl Jt.ea:f llfl f'rom ... ....,.. ro, .... ldclaa-,lo)'IDIIII with die City; and WIIDl!AS, ...... lnlaallll to ... -,loy9d.., .. Otyaad wort In the ..... Cto•tn •w1D•laadto ..... Wlr11t1ladle apem1laaol .. Oty. NOW, TIIEIEPOIU!, Bl! rrORDAJNED BY nm an' <DUNCIL OFDIE CJ1Y OF ENGLEWOOD, <X>LORADO, AS IIOU.OWS: 1111 Tide 3, Cllllplar I 0, Secdoa I oldie Eapwaod Mlllllcfpal Codi II heNby m 111 IO_.• t'ollowl: J.10-I PAIOLYBIIPLOYIDNTUSTUCTIONS: No ..... ol .. I C IIFlllllyol• mohJNaybe....,,...,-m,11 .. ,11 Mldor•m nfllNll•a ,. ............. ,_, .... _.,... ................ ... •fr uWifor........._..,, rctl'll,yor ........... acdwldaol ... ••••11111o,a1111• ., ,, , . ...,. ............................................. . ... t #S r, .....,, ................ II I c .. ffl, ...::In • m 1, wife, ........... ., ...... -........ , •• , 2 I aon .......... ,. at·rr. ••1l11tn,:il r er ,...,......,,...,......,,or..,,...ol•r7'1a,II.._..._.,.. ..... ·-- ._ .................. ,.... ............ ,12..,o1A,.a, 1n1. tu· 1,eaaB11rorao,r C9 ..... ..,o1A,et1, 1n1 . .... .., ...... ,.... .... _...,, ... ,,...,~Afdl. 1n1. 9 B ' . ... .. I. , . , • • - • • • r • ·, • -------· -·· ··-. --------·---·-·--. Publialaed by ddecl aa Ordimnce No._, Seri• or 1991, on die J Ida day or April, 1991. A111!ST: " -. . . ,,. ' ' ' ' '' . . • I. • • - • • April 11, lttl 11 • • • • --.,am lal•/VM Tu Aba~nt on hrabaNe of llaoblaar7 ... llaobine Tool•. nan-tiollud a.--..., Dlreftor of co-an1tr Dew9lcip1911t •-1• L. l'efller, loanaalo Dft9lapaent Adlllnlnra~ fH!IL!CP• •• • • Aa aba~ of ~ Nl• and ... ~ -........... of -111aerr and -"l.ae &ool• for• w ,ear period la 1n1n1&1 u u aaanaalo ...,.1,1 Ht laoeetlft for ... 1....t INelww to eaoour ... lWPNtunt la Ula -f.-.rla9 eaotor of .... 1111111, to pro9lde.., j-., UII to ~la 001111ietlUft. """" p . """ ........ -.1111 ..... will ...11 . ...i. • .. .. 1 • ... • • • - - • • • ,. • • .. PIIIUCIAL The fiacal iapact of the rebate to the City of Sn9levooct ia e•tilllated at $160,000 o,,er the thrN year period. . ' • .. I •. • , 'I ... • • I • • •• i~! Ii I! l!i!!I ! ~ 11 I! :f II: 1s Q! .~~ Iii 'It i!~!~t~ II ;i ~!-llJ jJJ ~, ;~ "'.1 rh ! .. ~ · 1'.rr,, .. r I~ I~ ,,; I JJ11 Iii ,I, 11~1' i: ,[ !i 1! IJI Ii r f(l 111 s~r' l I fl E~ i' r p ~ f It •.. i t,,r~i -1r I 1'4 =Q ~ ~ I . I .. , 1 ~t ~·, • gt aa ! I 1i ~ I • r ... 11 ,11 I Ill 11 I ti i11 tf ii: ~ ~ ' 'i I I i t ..' Ft! 1 \\J ~ , I f f i ; ii ~ IJ! ill.I ,I iJif' """I;: fi 1' . g ~~ I i 1( 11 1 s!'' ~ 1 I ' U Qi I I ~ ' Q ~ f i t! 1~11. J( jF!1IJ • ti I' jw ~: I . . lfi I I . •·12 91· Ii 8 • Q ~ II. J J 11 f ~ i.l Q I i I :: ' .l; · • r 4 s ~ ;· " . -. I ' •I ... I •! • ·-• , • . • - • • • • • (, Section 3. 'ftlere is no intention to mpeal. any other -=tion of the ~lewood iiinlcipal O:>de. Section 4. No pmdiues nada after July l, 1992, shall qualify far t!-.!s :n&ti. All rebates shall be paid befar9 July l, 1995 and thia a:-'...inanoe shall be mill and void an 1114 after July l, 1995. Int.rocb,ed, read in full, 1114 pu-4 en first nadinJ en the 15th M! of April, 1991. Publishad • • Bill far an Olrdinance en the 18th day of April, 1991. &ii viii byia, Ai;6i' 1ir.rlcti I. erciw, dty cl.£ • . , • . ' I. . • , 1- • • • ... Ap&'U 11, 1911 Ub CllarlN llnerly, Di.reotor of l'UUG llorlal 1...,_,•IW118 IIIIUd roofinf GNU.n to tlle ~ caapuy of OOlorado 8prlap for tlle npal.r of h&U ...... to tlle roof• ef Cl.•y .. 11/LUlnl'l' ..... ,.11•/Wl.n caapla. Toul .-I'd for tlle .... I.fwd well I.a tH7,UO. hlltill9 fw ~ pnjen I.a~ ~-City'• 1.uu .... hlld U n~ fw llal.1 ...... ._ w aMI.U ... 1 f1lllde fna ~-Cl~l' an 119' .,..al.l'M • .... -CD !IHL --· A"-... MU ._. I.a ... -ef lNO• __.aw Mn Ill' ,Ha llft~ ... ....... ~ ...-...,. 11an1.aN ..iu1-.. • ...... ....-,-.. e1.•y •11/1.1.NUT _. ,.11•/Wl.n •I.Ml.ale• n. ....-. ... ,...~ "r -eena. ..,..... . ... to ... of '-....... nefl-. 1 ..... , ...... 1. Ul.csatl.ese fw ~ u ... _... .....i ..., .,..a1n. ,ua ., _.., ... _ IINf~ l..._. I M. ~"'-Cl.y ' I.N .... UM. • • - - • • • -.. • '· PIIIAIICIAL On March 15, 1991 at 10100 a.a., the City conducted the bid opening on thia project. We received eight (I) valid bide aa followaa Bidder City Ball/Lib Police/Pire Total Weathercraft Co. 1121,JH.OO 119,236.00 $147,620.00 United Material•, Inc. 147,200.00 19,900.00 167,100.00 capital Roofing 159,190.00 22,330.00 112,220.00 Triple a Roofing 160,llt.oo 23,490.00 lH,379.00 CSI Weat 166,122.00 2,,,00.00 194,022.00 Pront Range lloofing 171,606.00 26,162.00 ltl,461.00 Huret Conat. Co. 171,716.00 21,223.00 1tt,t1t.oo CNC C-. ltooflng 169,647.00 J4,4tt.oo 204,146.00 1-overall bid of 1147,620.00 quot;ed by ... tbercraft Co. of Colorado lpringe. llotea Aaericu llooflng Connltanta haa cbar9ed ua a f" of 17,400.00 wllicll 1a reillburaable throu911 the lneuranoe funda. ... thercraft Co. Bid Aaericu llooflllf Conaultanta r.. 1147,IJO 7,400 1111,020 ' ' • •. I. , . ( • • .. .----------------....-----------------------------~J ~ ·c • • I • I ri, r:n, I ~'11 1!' I I .. ~ .. I ! i I "II I·-, r2 ..... 1· J . _ Ii 1 i .. -··' .. ... .. .. I i § I .. . ,_ ......... i 11,:·,~ !!' I ... "'f-. ... .. J • I 1·... • .. "" = .. . J 2 "'"'" hin~1 .. -: ...... 1 :1 I .. .. . .. .. ... , ... • ·,! !iiJI rh=~ ... a IC o ''f '·11• i!fif ... iii !1 :i( fc li,i iltfl ·rir I ti r i Iii!. .. .. ... • ft ~ I i:-il~ •. • I J t1 I g I 1 ii • l .: ; • I I ' '( • .. ::I -1 111 .. r • ft I A • • ... I I -1 1 ' ii .. .. .. 1 I p • i i.: ... ,U-11 ~ I ii= H!ji i 1· r I . • jtHH .. ft f .... ,. I 0 e .. I • ;11= j::· i ~2 0 .. Jr•ft ... I 1:11 1 if: :1 .. ' i ~ ;1 .. ... ,iJ!i ft '.:,I hfii r Ii .. ., iiiHr Ill' i'g i1t 11!11 • ... :, .. .. ,~ 8 : ,o C 11-... -.... • ..... t.: I· s I 1 11 I f: 0 . :, .. i.JJ.r; ..... th ('··- ... 0 :-r Ir , 1,i! 1(51? 'I tr .. 1 I 1?""'"" " I .. l:; • r ... I ft . I , ~ . -• , • ._ • - - • • • • • · ... • (, FIDNCIAL Additional funding required -$17,000. . Funding for thia project 1• a•ailable froa the unappropriated eon .. rYation Truat Fund rffenu••· The followilllJ 1a an updata of that apecial r ... nua fund. Unappropriated fund balance .January 1, 1991 sau .. ted 1991 tot:al reYenMa satiaated total fund• a•ailabl• in 1991 Pre.ioua 1991 appropriatiou ._..Nted additi-1 appropriation tllia action lleYiaed tot:al 1991 appcopdat1-a Satiaated unappropriated fund balanoa 12/Jl/91 TIie ConNrYation Truat Fund -nt to be trana- ferred to the 1991 Public 1....-0,1 ant Fund Pre.ioua appro.ed aiao. infraatructun repair• llew aiacellaneoua infraatnotun repair• Pre.ioua appro,,ed Public lllpioo I t "'811, lHl fundint, capital hlprou I Ht hojeote Pao;a11• Pllltlic I I ou t .... , lHl ~. cepital hlprou I: hoj ..... $159,541.00 105,000.00 Slll,000.00 11,000.00 S 17,000.00 75,000.00 $264,541.00 S14t1 ooo.oo $116,541.00 S 92,000.00 11, 507,0II.OO 11,IH,NI.OO • I •. .. • I. • • • , - • • RESCUn'Iat NO. Q} SmtIES" 1991 ' (. A RESCLt11'Iat JNK>ING 'DIE 1991 BlDZ'1'. • ' • • I le. llaEAS' tlwre ia • r-4 to npair the water taatar at the Bnglawaoc! Rac:nation Omter1 and IIDDS, the Dl;lawaoc! Oty Council dlla1na to me O>lorado Trust PUndll/em..vaticn Trust PUndll fer thia ........ and lll!ISAS, the CIDlcndD '1'nK Punda/Qmarvaticn Tru9t PUndll hava aufficient funds to tzaads to the PIP lltl ..._.. ... www, • 1T ...»ID n ,m cm CXUICIL " ,. cm " DD.111X1>, OCUIIADO, '1'111111'1 saurm of PUndll CIDlcndD '1'nK PUndll/o:in.naticn funda/Glnenl l\ad tl,7 ,000 '17,000 ...... bjlii, ... Alttat:1 h&L:li I. &iw, dti el.a ii&lili I. WWW ~- ' • ... < ~ . • I . • • • - - " • • ,. I!' ~ • • ·'· Quincy Fire Station April 15, 1991 11 d lff!!/Kn• .... _ Mlle Quincy ru. auu-aite -•Uala for City of lln91wood Project •9111141• Protr-· !!I!!-DI ...... ,, - CO.IICU .... ,sewu.ely a II II' u. ... 1-w dwU.all tile fin .Utloa ......... feolUty.., ..... •a. alt• 8"llale fer ONeuwcu-of neldaetial .._.Ult · ...,, m:m• 0-alty ..... 1 ......... falle .... HI 1 Project •hUd• pay all Ula _.. ueoclatN wlU ._U.tlea _. el .. .....-1oa. MHII IN fire etatloa ... .._ ... feoillty MWe INN ~ ... -..C fw a ---ef yean. . . , • . ,. • • I. • • - - • • • • · ... ... PllfAlfCIAL &•tiaated co•t• a•eoclated vltb tbl• deaolltlon project are a• follows, &n•lronaental audit Major Sn•lronaental .. r.lc••, Inc. (COllplete) Dwlltlon of auuctuna aad bulldlnp alte pnpuatlon 8lllen corp. (low blddar) Project -tlnpnoY ( 10,) Total eatlaated Project ~• Inc. (aatiaated) $ 170.00 $ 7,730.00 $ 1,000.00 S H0.00 $10,110.00 The total co•t of ~lltlon and alt• pceparatlon vUl be borne bJ Project •auud· . ' . I· , • • - - • • .. - <' ------------------------·----------- R!8CWl'ICJ4 t«>. ~ // saws a, 1,n A R!8CWl'IQf AlfflllalDm 'Im UIB a, C1ft I.Mm DI 'Im Pm-..r IIIUJU)II ...awl. _., the Cit.y of -.iecm hM ampiua 1.-1 in the fem of the Odncy Pin ltatlana ...s lKDI, a ftll ca •Ible -far th1a 1&..-1:y ia e1ngi. faily melclentlal. -·-1 a, tlla naas r c tan of tha fin atatt.an ia mfieeelble ID4 cut of ~ vitll eln!IJa fallr -In tile --· 11111 1 a, tlla 991Jrul Clt.J C ell baa 1M a•,.., tbelt ~ le ID tba ll9llt intall9lt of t11a Cit., tbe1t tm a..r 9111 ..... Pin aetlan kl c r '" cia Od-=r ltnatbeualfartbaWfllliilMI -. x, • l't __,_ ... c:nr amn:t a, ... c:nr a, :BIXD~ CDl'M!O, ..... Net· 111a ii a I tf .... • Ille Qldaar ltl9llt nn •ettan 111a11 119 -4~t.,of-., 1l,W~11t Wlll19a, .. ...u.. • t11et ,wJ•• 11111.M ':.",.;:: _. to s u• _. - ···--.... .. .. ...... IIUf,&., IMJtll ·---of ISdl, 1111. ·- • • ]- - • • • AprU 15, 1991 Dl~l&m U • II' • t• ·, • c. 11 e Public Work• Department aua.iacr ordinance creatln9 Pavln9 Dl•trlct No. 34/ concrete Replac ... nt Dl•t. No. 1991 Charle• ••terly, Director of Public Work• Introduction of a 8111 for an Ordinance creatln9 Pavlft9 Dl•trlct No. 34/Concrete Replaceaent Dl•trlct No. 1991. City council, by Ordinance• 53 , 54, 1990, approved 1248,600 in the Pir for Pavl119 Dl•trlct llo. 34/concrete Replaceaent Dletrlct llo. 1991. lleeolutlon llo. 13, .. r1 .. of 1991, declarln9 the intent to create Pavl119 Dletrlct IIO. 34/COllcrete Replaceaent Dletrlct IIO. 1991 -• approved. Ordl-18, 1991 -• peeeed .. tabli•hl119 a 5' dlacount for all epeclal ae ... ...-t ,-.,....te aade within 30 day• of final public ation of the a• ... •1119 ordinance. Meolutlon llo. 27, .. riee of 1991 wH approved addl119 SH,000 t o the Pir for Pavi119 Dletrlct IIO. 34. • rec nd pea .... o f ordlnaace c reatl119 Pavl119 Dl etrf.ct llo . 34 /Collcrete Replaceaeat Dl e trlct 11o. 1991. Mela-ta 11eeol11tlon • U, .. r •• of 19tl decl a rl119 the llllt.eftt to CrMte Pa vl119 Dl a trlct IIO. J 4 /COncrete llepla nt DU r ct llo. lttl a nd N taltll a tl 119 a pu9Uc hear f.119 on the fo,...tlon of Pa v 119 D • rlct llo. >4/Collcrete ..,1._ Dl a trl" llo. 1991 we• adopt;ad and a ppc-ovad on n,a.ry lt, lffl, TM public MULIIIJ Oft to,...tlon of •••1"9 o etrlc , 34/Coftcntte ..,1 Ol e ul llo, 1991 • held on Ma rch 21, 1991, IOM J II, he prlvat.e devel.,.._. n.reet, bee NN de l ad fl'Ola thl • • rlc • ' ' • I •, • • , - • • • ORDINMCS NO, HRIH or 1991 • • • '· BY AUTHORITY A BILL fOll I I e. COUNCIL BILL NO, 2A.._ IIITRODUCSD ~ COUIICIL NSNUR ~ -,,- All OIIDIDIICS casATING PAVING DISTRICT IIO, H/COIICUTS UPI.ACDISlff DISTRICT IIO, 1991, IN TD CITY or SIIGLSWOOD, COLOIIADOf oaDDIIIO TD COIIITRUCTION AND INITALLATI«* or ITUft PAVING, CURa, GUTTD AIID IIDSIIALlt INPIIOVDISIITI, AIID TD RD10YAL AIID UPLACmllT or 10-ITAIIDAJU> cuu, OUTTat, AIID IIDSIIALlt, 'l'OGITDR WITH IISC:SIIAllY INCIDSIITALI I AIID UTTIIIG toaTII Ol'Dll DftAILI IN OOIIIISCTION WITH TD DISTRICT, IIDIISAI, the City CCNnall of SDIJl~, COlorado, pureuant to the Charter, Cbapter 2 of Tltl• 11 of the Nunlolpal COde of the Clty, and the Lawe of the ltate of COloraclo, her9b7 flnda and deteralnea that there ulata a --••lty for the creation of Pa•lnt D1atr1ct No, H/COncrete ltepla-nt Dlatrlet No, 1991, ln the Clty (the "Dlatrlct•t, and tbe Clt conatructlon and lnatallatlon of pa•lnv, curb, 9Utter, and aldewalk laprow ... nta, totether vlth -•arr lncldentala, on certain atreeta, •-••, and alley• wlthln the Dlatrlct ("lone l"t and cut -•l and repl_..t of eub-atandard curb, 911tter, and aldewalk and the --•tructlon of curb, 911tter, and aldevalk 1.llpl'owwata, totether wlth -aarr lncldeotala, on certain atreeta and aqnu•• vlthln the Dlatrlct c·•-:a•,, and .......,, notice of• public hearlnt -n1119 the crHUon of the Dlatrlet and tbe conatructlon and lnatallatloe or -al and repla~t of the ln11on•1nta therein-• publlalled once a well for three ooawutlff week• ln tbe ... l~ .. atlnel, a --,,aper of ..-ral clrwlatlon ln tbe Clty, and ln addltlon, aotlce -• -ued, ,oetave prepaid, to eecll ---r of real property wltllln tbe propHad D1atr1ct1 and -..a1, at tbe u.. and plw 9ft fortll 1n tbe notice, tbe Clty councu an ln open -•lon for tbe ,....._ of llearlnt any -ta, oltjectloU, or ,..-.. u tllat alpt lie .... for or aea1ut tbe D1etdct or the LEI ou ta to lie -.tructed ... laetallN or , ... , ..... npl .... , ud -•· all ~•, oltject&w, ud ,..u~• ...,,~ NN •ly ....... ud -~. tbe Clty co.acU llae ,_ __ ,_, Clt to •lete 1W J fna t• Dletdct ud to welar tlle Cll'Ntloa ef a ....,.. .,..1a1 I I rou 1 1 rt dletdct for NW .....,.loped .,.. at a later ._. for tlle ..,.... of prowW~ for tlle -netloa ud 1-tallatlon of ..... ~. nn, tutter, eW..lk, vator, aanltary .-r, ud ._ dral .... I f 001 1 u, ... Ult to ,..u .. • wltll t• creation of t• Dl atrlct and t• -.tnetloa ef tN ln1 ou II uta wltllla loN l and 1W J u .._ .. .._. la 11Nol11tloa ... u. lerlN of IHI, ,..... and MOf*N ~ t• Cl ty COMct ll on ........,. It, l"h -. iWMNN, • IT OIDanlD ft !Ill Ciff caacIL 0, fta Clff Of INLDIOGD, CCJlCIIIIDO, U .....,..., left'-I, """" ff ,., IHMMI· ftat a .,..1n1 ... ,... t dlaulctt for t• -natloa ..a LMhllatloa or ..-.al and npl..-t ef the •• ,,.,111 t a llenl Mft.er -.c,i.., l• ......., ClrNtM and NtMU ..... 1ft • ...,..... wl tll tN Clty Cllartw, ~ J et TlUe U ef tlle ... lal,al C.. of tN ca.,,, ..a tM a.-of t11e ltate el 0.1 ... , ..a ellaU Ille ...,. ..a --~ u ... ..,..._ Dleulctt ... M/ONsnle ._.iu & Duul.n •· 1"1• • I • • • ~- . ' ]-• ' • .. • ' . ' '( - .,,.. ,., ...... "• ... , ... ,,., ,., ...,, •• ,~,.. ••• , .. •'"''''' ••· '''°""''""• -·-..... ,, ..... ,,., .... _ .... ---, ..... ~Lon a !!_Ct Lon,.! !!!_Ul ,one l l•••L1'9 oLatrLctl $211,000 S21J,S00 $ S30,!i00 sone 11 (concret• oLatrLct/ voiunt .. r •roc,r .. l go, 1!5!. .J.0 10Q2 _110,1_!2 ,,01,110 $333,SOO s1,2o11,2so .. ,,,, ......... ,, ....... , ..... '"'""' c,,, ......... , .. "'°'"" •• , •••. •• .. ••abl• coat• wUl be paLd tor thrOll~h ttie aal• ol t,ond•· • • I • • • • - • • • • "~ • t• • I le. ORDIN.MCS NO. 511:Rill:I OP 1991 BY AUTIIOllITY A BILL l'Ga COUNCIL BILL NO • .2,6_ INTRODUCS~ COUNCIL NDUlll:R ~ ·r AN OIIDIIUUICS call:ATIIIG PAVIIIG DIITllICT IIO. H/CC*CIISTS UPLACll:Nll:lff DIITllICT NO. 1991, H THI: CITY OP ll:IIGUIIOOO, COLOaAD01 oaDUIIIO THI: COIIITllUCTION AND INSTALLATION OP ITllDT PAVIIIO, CURa, OVTnll MID IJDll:IIAUt INl'IIOVDlll:IITI, AND THI: IUNOVAL AND UPLACDlll:IIT OP IUB-ITUDAN> CUU, OVTnll, MD IIDSIIAL&, 'l'OOITDR IIITR DCUIUr I11CIDDTAU1 UD 111:TTIIIO IOlffll Ol'Dll DftAILI I• COIIDCTIOII WITH TRI: DIITllICT. maDS, the C1tJ Council of ll:DIJlwd, Colorado, purwant to the Charter, Cba~er 2 of Title 11 of the llllll1o1pal COde of the C1tJ, and the Lava of the state of Colorado, hera, fl.nde and deteraiaee tllat then .. 1eu a -dtJ for the oreat1-of Pa•lnv D1atr1ot IIO. H/Conorete ltepla-nt D1etr1ot IIO. lttl, la the CltJ (the •01atr1ot•t, and the (it -•notion and 1netallat1on of pa•1119, ~. tutter, and aldewalk 11111&"ou111nte, totether wlth -•arr 1nc1dent•l•, on oerte1a etreet•, a,,._.., and alle,e w1tllln the Dletrlot , • ._ 1•, and (111 ~al and repl-t of eub-etandard curb, tutter, and elAIMMlk and tbe aew -tnot1on of oun, tuttor, and el.dewalll: 111pro,-11ta, totether w1tll aeoeeearr 1no1deatale, on oertai.JI etreet• and a-w1tlli.JI the Dletdot c•aone 2•,, and -H, aot1ce of a public beu1at -n1at the creation of the D1etr1ot and the -tnotloa and laetallatloa or ~al and repl.-t of the I I ou nt• tllere1a wee pubUelled once a~ for three --.cuthe -II:• la the ... lwd 8-ti.Jlel, a -...er of .,.ae&-al clroulatlon la the CltJ, and la M!Jltlon, aot1ce _. -ued, ~ prepaid, to eacll ~ -..r of real propertJ wltllai.JI the pcopoHII Dletdot1 ... __,.,, at the ta-... plaoe ee& fortll 111 the aotloe, the CltJ couacu .-1a opea .... 1. fw t11ae ...,.... of 11ear1.. .., -u, oatjootioae, • pnteote tllat a1fbt lie _.. fw • ete1IIK t11ae D1etr1ct or the 11111&"0• 1 nu to lie ooaetructoll ... laftalled • ar_, ..... replaoell, ... -•· all ~•, ~lw, ... p,1e&eet.o llaYlllt ..._ •lJ 11aean ... ._...._.., the Cltr eo.a.u 11au ._._, ... ,u to •1ne 1w J fna tlle D1etr1ct ... to ooaew.r tlle creatloa of a -.,.rato .... 1111 I I reu 11t •1etdct foe Mid ...... 1 ...... UM at a later ... fW tM JJllrpoN ef pnYidillt foe tlle ooaetr.otlN ... lllRellatl• of pPlllt, wn, e-tter, e1dellalk, wtear, ... 1tar, .-r, ... etwll *•laaee LPIHU H, ... UU to ,..._. w1tlla tlle creatl• of the Dletdct and tlle .... uMtiN of tlle I I reu nu wltlllll 1w l ... 1w 2 u -..r~ 111 .._,n1oa ... U, aulN of 1Hl, ...... and ••••*• ltJ , ... cu, ceueu .. ......., H, 1"11 -. ,WWW, • ff aa.I-n ta Clff CIOaell. CW ta CITY CW ........ CCll.oaADO, u ......... 8en1N I, tzrftff ff .. """"' n. a .,..1111 YI 001 I & •letdet fw tlle ~1-... lMU1lal1oa W ~l ... ~1..-t of tile ui,.euunu llen1Mfur -..r~, lo _.. created aM .-..u.... • ........... wltlla tlle CltJ Cllauter, ~ I ef T tlo U of tlle -l•lpel ~ of UIO Cl&J, ... IM...._ of tlle to of O.lw ... , aN .... u lie_.. ... ... ,...._. U .,.,.Ult Oloulft ... Ml....._. ... Lu II C Dletrlft ... lNl•, -l • • . ' I . • , - - • • • .. • • All proceeding• heretofore taken and adopted in connection with the Diatrict are hereby ratified, approved, and confirmed. aectioa 2. !!flaeer1Df Plaaa aad a,-cificatloaa. That the engineer•• report•, together with the preU.ainary detaUa, apeclficationa, eatlaatea of coat, -P•, and achedule• attached or appended to aaid report•, are hereby approved and adopted. a.ctioa 1. Dlatrlct 9oua4an. The area to be included within the boundary of the D1atrlct ahall be all of the real property apecially benefited within lone land lone 2 deacribed below. ~. lone l ahall be coapr1Hd of all of the real property fr-tinv or abuttinv on the nreeta, a,renuea, and alley• bet-n tbe teraini hereafter deacrlbed in section 4 of thia Ordinance, includinv tbe real property within one-half (1/2t block of euch atreeta and a,renuea. Adjuataent• for the .. __ nt of coata will be _.. for irr9911lar and odd-ahaped lot• and parcel• of property. J!!L:!. a-2 allall be withi.a tbe u.. bounded bf tbe center line• of •· SanJOO •-to tile north, •· Claras-~ to tile ... t, 1. Quincy •--to the -th, and •· koalWay to tile -•t, and ahall include all of the real property upon which are cud>, tutter, and aidewelk which do not aeet City atandarda or are ~ already inatalled. a liat -t•ini119 the addreaNa of Mid real property la attached hereto u •Salaibit a•. Iona 2 ahall alao inolude a Uaited nualler of proparti-within the City for which property -• ha,,. 90luntarUy -ted to inoluai-into Iona 2 purnant to the City•a 90luntary -ret• repl.-t pner-. TIie City CollncU ahall coeaider a bUl for an ord1-to include Mid propartiea 1ato a-2 -or about Nay 20, lttl. a.nu. •. ....,....,. •• 1w,•• y. TIie natu-and location of the I I •• I I ta allall be .. deacribed below. l!!!L1. TIie a-l are u foll-• Op Clt llaoaaaary .,rM1119 and eaoe•atloa, to• wide pa•lllf coa 1. Dal_._ n.t ud 12• wide pa•ial coa w • ...,_ a,,..t, with I• ~ 91'A,,.l Nee _.. and 2• aapllaltlo OCIIICr.\:a a.rfaoa, ooacr.te •Ula, cun ud ,,..tter ldlare IIOt alnady i.aatall.. or IIOt _.UII City ......_.., ta1n11ar witla apputaMIION and illoa..atala • tlla fellowlllf atreet• and . ._. •· 0.1..._ at. .. ...,_ ...... • • a..a.1911 .... I. lalUIINII It • • ..... ,1e1• .... •• aroa.ay Oft (2t •1111aary .,redial aad -,,atlea, 40 ' wide pa•ial with I• oaaipact .. 91'•"1 baN oo.raa aad J• ..-itu ooacrrata wrfan , ooecrete .. 1u, oun aad ,,..tter ... NI: •lreadr iaataUad or aot IINtut City ~, 11,u...,. wltll ~ and uol.._.1• • ta. faUovut ..... aad aun 1111 "" It 1 . flatte a. k . laac .. ~ .... • a • I • • • • - • • • On • • , . • .. (3) Neceaaary 9radin9 and excavation, 14' wide pavin9 with a• concrete aurface, t09ether with appurtenance• and incidental• on the followin9 alleya1 rroa To Alleys. of Broadway Alley •. of Acoaa Alleys. of Slati s. Layton Ave. If. Kenyon A,,.. If. Jefferaon A,,.. s. Chenan90 Ave. If. Lehi9h Ave. If. ltenyon Ave. !!!!!!....! • The iapro,,-nte to be r-.d and replaced or conatructed within lone 2 include 4 inch and 6 inch concrete curb, ;utter, and aidewalk where eaid infraatructure do not ~ City atandarda or are not already inatalled, to;ether with neceaaary incidentala. Property owner• within lone 2 ahall be allowed to privately provide for the -al and repla-t or conetructi-of eald iapr-nt• at their own expenH prior to the r_,,al and repla-t or -conatructlon of aald iaprow1a1nta in and for the Diatrlot1 prowided bovever, a conatructlon peralt iHued by the City aaat be obtained by nid property owner• no later than 5100 o'clock p.a. on Friday, June 7, 1H1. Any property -r• wanting to privately prowlde for the r-,,al and repla-t or conatructlon of the lap~nta ahould contact the Office of the Director of Public llorka for further information. ~ioa 1. IMn• ta .._d,... The conatruction and lnatallatlon or r-,,al and repl-t of the iapco•-t• deacrl.bed above in and for the Dlatrict, and u .a-n by the plan•, apeciflcationa, and -pa appro,,ed and adopted by the City council, 1• he~ authoriaed and ordered, the -terial to a. u... in tlile ~ruct1-and iaeta11at1-or -•l and repl.-t of Nid lapcou 1 1 u to be in ._rda_ with auch plan•, apecU1oatl_., and -pa. ~ioa 6. AHN~ ef oe.ta. TM probable total coat of the iaplOUI r U to M conetrueted • 1uta11ed wltllln 1w 1 1• IIJO,IOO, it h propnad tllat the Citr of lat191MOd will ,., appcoalaatolr 127J,IOO, TM ...-...ie total ooet of tlile illpcou r ta to a. r-•ed and replaoed or coeetructed witllin 1w 2 l• 1710, '110 (t*ioll -.at lacludH an eetlaate of u20,ooo for tlloM pnpertiH wloll an 1ao1..._. in 1w 2 ,-ullll&ftt to tlile vol.atarr -rete replw P"91"-t, it le pnpaHII tllat tlile c1tr of lat191MOd will ,., •PPJl'OKiaatelr 160,000 (11111•11 _. iDCludee an eetlaate of 120,000 for tlloN propertiN vlllcll an iMl.-ill in 1w 2 ,-u~ to tlile voluntary COMrete replw pl'Ofl"-t • ftl9 Ml-of tlle total ooat wlch 1• aot ,.i. by tlile Citr of latl91MOd will a. aHHeed ... 1ut tlle nal pnparty located witllin tlile reepectl--witllin tlle Dietrift Uld epae1a11r NMfited by the ~nation and 1~11atlon or -•1 and repl-t of the Ulpl'OUHRta, TM appC'OKiaato wt• to .............. lMt .. ,. pro,-rtiff on • froat foot, u ..... foot, or ..-.... foot Mele ellaU a. aa -re ,.nihlulr Mt forth in .._l•tlon ... U, ~lee of 1ff11 Mid 1111lt coau are iacorporated henln by .,..u10 nfenaoe • ...._ '· ,.,..., •f Mm M• ftl9 ......... u will a. .._ aod ,.,•1e wlUIIOllt ...._, wltllia a PHied er tlllnr tlOt ._,. u oot fort.II ln ttie ••---t on,~, ,.o.lded ...,__,., tllat any pro,-ny -..r .-o •ball ,.r tlle f111l ..... wnt wit.Ille .. w puled ef tlliny u,-ella11 a. au..a an au....-of fbe ,,....., (llt. I• tlle ...ac.., -er nal ......-nr ellall fall te ,., Ille -.ie or ..... , 1 , ... 1-e Ille oc Ml' pnpenr wit.Ill• uld pNled er tiae, ,.._ \lie .-.1e ..,.. et \lie 1 .. eu • nu • ....... . • I • ' I • • • • • On • • • (3) Nec••••ry grading and excavation, 14' wide paving with a• concrete aurface, together with appurtenance• and incidental• on the following alleya1 Proa To Alleys. of Broadway Alleys. of Acoma Alleys. of Slat1 s. Layton Ave. w. ltenyon Ave. w. Jeff•r•on Ave. s. Chenango Ave. w. Lehigh Ave. w. ltenyon Ave. lone 2. Th• laprovwnt• to be r-,,eci and replaced or con•trllcted within lone 21nclude 4 inch and 6 1ncb concrete curb, gutter, and •1dewalk where ••id 1nfra•trllcture do not ~ City atandard• or are not already 1n•talled, together with necee•ary 1nc1dentala. Property owner• within lone 2 aball be allowed to privately provide for the reao,,al and replacwnt or conetr\lctlon of aald laprovwnta at their own expanM prior to the r-•l and repla-t or -conetrllction of aald iapro,,wnt• in and for the D1etr1ct1 pro,,1ded a-v.r, a conatructlon parait 1aaued by the City auat be obta1Ded by .. 1d property owner• no later than 5100 o'clock p.a. on Prlday, June 7, lttl. Any property owner• wanting to privately pro,,1de for the reaoval and replacwnt or conatructlon of the iaprovwnt• ahould contact the Office of the Director of Public IIOrk• for further information. a.ct;loa I, lapl'09-t.a Aat.Mda... The conatructlon and 1natallat1on or reaoval and repla-t of the lapr-nta deacrl.bed above in and for the D1atr1ct, and •• •'-" by tbe plane, apec1Ucat1ona, and .. pa approved and adopted by the City Council, 1• bereby authorlaed and ordered, tbe -terlal to be uaed in tbe -trllctlon and 1nataUat1on or reao,,al and repl-t of aald laprovwnta to be in accordance with auch plane, apecU 1cat1ona, and .. pa. lect.loa 6. AaN•-'-ef ~•. The probable total coat of tbe ~· to be conatrllcted OI' 1natalled w1Ul1n lone 1 1• 11>0,100, lt la propaHII that tbe City of Snfl-«MI vlll pay approa1-tely 127J,IOO. TIie ~le total ~ of the iapl'o•-t• to be c-•ed and nplaced or conat.ructed within a-2 1• 1710, 710 (wlllcll aount lncludee an eat.1-te of U20,000 fOI' ~ propertlee 11111cll are 1-luded in lone 2 par .... t to the vol.at.arr -rete npl~ fll'OP'•I, it 1• Pl•faHII that u.. City of Sngl-«MI will pay approa1-tely 160,000 (viii.ell -nt 1ncludee an eat.1-te of 120,000 for tboN propertlN vlllcll are 1-luded l.n a-2 parlNAllt to the vol-tary -rete repl-t fll'OP'•I • TM ltalaace of tbe total coat viii.ch la -" pald by tbe City of IDtlWd vUl N uw ...... laat the real property located vl.tbln tbe r .. pectlve ..... vi.till.a tlle Dl.etrlct aad apeclally llellefited by tbe conatructlon and lnetallatlon or ..-al and repla-t of tlle laprovwnta. TIie approa1-te -nu to N .._ ...... lnet Hld propertiff on a front foot, U~ foot, OI' .....,_ foot Mal.a llllall IN u _,.. particularly eat. forth in lleeolutloa ao. U, ler1N of lffl1 Hld ualt aoau are lacorporatM henin by apecUlc nferNN, 8eft1-J, bll!I\ fl ............ TIie ••-•HU vlU IN-. alld payula without deaalMI vitllia a ,.r1od of tllirty (JOI .. Y• u Nt fOC'tll l n the ••-t ordlnuMN11 ,.._,_. e.o-..r, that uy property OIIMI' wllo aball pay the fllll ..... _.t vltlille Hld ,.rlod ef tlll.rty .. ,. llllall be all--, U au.-.-of Uva ,.r_, c111. la the...-ur -ef .... 1 ,npeny .. u fall to pay Ula vMle of __.. aaw r t ... laft Ill.a • Mr ,npeny wltllia .. ,, par1M of u .. , U... tile vllole eeet er tile t p euumta • aHeH•• -J - • • . I • • , - • • • • a9ainat auch property ahall be payable in ten (10) equal annual inatallmenta of principal with intereat on the unpaid principal aaount. The firat of auch inatallaenta of principal ahall be due and payable at auch ti.lie aa will be aat forth in the a•••• ... nt ordinance and the r ... inder of aaid inatallllanta ahall be due and payable aucceaaively on the .... day in each year thereafter, until all inatallaenta are paid in full. The intereat to be paid on unpaid and deferred inatallaenta will be at a rate eetabliebed by an ordinance to be adopted by the City council at a later date • ...U-I. !l!!ial 19.-..1111t ...... ly virtue of and parauant to the City Cbarter, Chapter 2 of Title 11 of the llunlcipal COde of the City, and Lava of the 8tate of COlorado, apecial •• ou nt boDda of the City ahall be luued for the parpoee of payinf for the looal ~-ta dNcrlbed in thla ordinallce, in an _. aot to .....s the aoat and ..,..... of Hid ~ta, 1Doludinf ...,1wr1n9 ud lload l••-aoata, aa provided by law. ne llloada allall lie laaued baNII ..,.. eetiaatN a,proved by the City COUDcll, ud u aatllwl ... by -ord1-to lie allaJUd by the City CINDcll at a la~ date. ne Neda and the ~ ~ eball lie payale GIit of apeoial uwr mu to lie 1-1.s A9A1aa1: the real pcopeny lnClluded vltllin the Dlatrln ... apeclally IIIWfl~ by the '• OU ta to ... ~ ... 1natalled or~ and npl&NCI • ...U-t. !!!!fib. fte CUy OOIIMtll hereby fl.ade and detera1.nea that the iapa"ourunta pn11rrll to lie CIODatruoted and l.ftatalled or ,_,ad and replaced wlll coofar a apeolal benefit upoe tile real pcoperty vltllin tile Dlatrln ud • .,......1 .._flt..-the City u a wllole. aenu. 10. '"...UltJ• If uy w or more NOtlou or ,art• of till• OlrdiMw a11a11 11a .. ,.._.. -roroeai. or uvalld, a.cr11 j1111 nt a11a11 not aHen, lapair or lavalldate tile .-1a1a1 ,covuloae of tllu OINllllaaoe, lt llela9 tile llltanlea tllat tile .......... ,covuloae .._..,._...,...le . ...u.. u. 111111,r. au on•ea rrr, or .-rte tllenof, 1-elateat or in coofUn vltll title OINllMIIN ._ .._..,. ...-i. to the ateat -1y of ..... 1-~ or -iun. GMtt-ll. bNffftfffl Mf '"""" .... 1111a OINl4Nftft, a~ lta flaal ,. ...... allall IN ••~ ... run._, ... tile _..lea ... pultlioatlea allall IN atlleatloatee 111,J tile a~ of the ~ ... the City Clorll, ... 111,J the cartUloate of t•U-1•• I& • _.. &Illa U.. of pdtlloatlea of tllu OINlluaN, a ... el .... SS I ..al .. JCS SN .. ._....., _..._..._ .,, as ~_. .... -. - • "' - • < • . .. .. 0 I . • ]- • • • <. Dh1elon of Local Gcne~t 1n tbe ~ of Local Affa1re of tlle state of COlorado. Thia Ordinance ahall become effecthe thirty (30) day• after publication followin9 final paaaa9e. Introduced, read in full, and paaaed on firet readin9 on the 15th day of April, 1991. Publiahed aa a au1 for an Ordinance on the 11th day of April, 1991. auaan Van Dylw, Mayor ATTSSTSD• Patricia•· crow, CitJ Clerk 1, Patricia•· Crow, C1tJ Clerk of tile C1tJ of Sngl...ood, COlorado, -rar oertUJ ~t the aboft and foretOUII 1• a t~ OGpJ of a a111 for an Ord1-, iatroduced, reu 1n full, and ...... on f1ret reuial on the 11th daJ of Afeil, 1991. Patricia a. crow • I • • ' , 0 I. • , - • • lii:U.t:01 am Apri I 10 1 1QQ1 Address • • ·, • EXHIBIT A Concrete Improvement District 1QQ1 ADDRESS LIST PPI I r Pa11• 1 .....................................................................•... 3718 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-018 3740 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-003 3750 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-004 3788 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-020 3788 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-008 3800 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-001 3818 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-00-013 3822 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-00-014 3828 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-002 3850 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-003 3H8 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-1-18-018 3814 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-08-025 3860 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-08-005 38&2 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-08-007 3He s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-08-008 3870 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-08-010 3871 s. BROADWAY 2077-03 -4-08-0ll 3882 s. BROADWAY 2077 -0J -4 ·08 -012 •OOO •• BROADWAY 2 077 -oJ -4 -oa -oo, 4040 s. IROADWAY 2017 -oJ -•-oe -ooz •OIO •• BROADWAY 2077 -oJ -4 -oa -oo, •e>e4 I, BROADWAY Z077 -0J •4 ·09 -004 6074 •• BROADWAY 2077 -0J •4 •08 •00I • . ' - ' • I • • ' , • ,._ . ' -• . • • · Aprl I 10, lQIH Pa1e 2 Concrete laproveaent Dlstrlct 1991 ADDRESS I..IST Address PPI I •.....................................••...•..•.......................... •oe• s. BROADWAY 2077-03-•-oa-01a uoo s. BROADWAY 2077-03-•-24-001 •teo s. BROADWAY 2077-o3-4-2•-01e uee s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-24-004 4180 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-24-017 .. 4204 s. IROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-003 u2e s. IROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-004 4238 s. IROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-005 •242 s. IROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-ooe 4252 s. IROADWAY 2077-03-4-25-007 4272 •• IROADWAY 2077-03-4-25-024 4272 s. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-848 42N I. HOADWAY 2077-03-4-21-023 NIA 1. BROADWAY 2077-03-4-21-021 MOO I. l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03-a-20-ooa 3897 1. l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03-1-ae-ooe 3801 1. l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03-4•09•024 3902 1 . l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03-4-07•001 • 3He 1. 1.INCO&.N IT. 2077-03-4-oe-022 3820 1. l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03-4-07-003 nn 1. l.lNCO&.N IT. zon-oa-4-oe-oaa 3843 1. l.lNCO&.N IT. 2077-03·4-oe-ozo I • • • ... •• l.lNCOUI ff. 2011-oa-•-01-ooe MIi •• &. I NCOUI IT. aon-oa-•-01-001 • , • "'~ ' 'I ~ -• • - - April 10, 1991 Paa• 3 · Concrete Improvement Dl•trlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addr••• PPI I ...................................................•..................... 3Sl57 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-•·08-018 3985 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-08-017 3SISI• s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-07-013 •001 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-•-09-018 4020 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-10-003 • 4030 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-10-004 4034 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-10-00I •OH s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-10-008 •101 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-•·24-0ll 4200 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-•-28-00l 4291 s. LINCOLN ST. 2077-03-4-21-012 3700 •• IHIIIUIAN ST. 2077-03-1-18-00l 3708 s. SHDIIAN ST. 2011-03-1-19-002 3711 s. SHEIUIAN ST. 2077-03-1-17-022 3712 s. SHUIIAN ST. 2011-03-1-18-001 37ll s. SHEIUIAN ST. 2077-03-1-17-021 3728 •• SHHIIAN ST. ZOT?-Ol·l-18-00. 37•1 s. SHIIANAN IT. 2077-03-1·17•020 • 3710 •• IHIIINAN IT. 2011-01-1-18-ooa 3780 1. IHIIIUIAN IT. 077-03-1•18·008 3781 •• IHUIIAN IT. 2077•03•1•17•017 787 1. IHIIIIIAN IT, 2011-01-1-11-018 I 3770 •• IHDNAN IT. 2017•01•1-18•007 • • 1?11 •• IHUIIAN IT • IOT7•01•1•17•0ll • , • ,. - . ' -• . • •, • . Apr 11 10, 1991 Pa1e • Concrete laproveaent Dl•trlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addr••• PPI I ....................................•..•..............•.•....•........•.. 377e s. SHER"AN ST. 2077-03-1-1e-ooe 3785 s. SHER"AN ST. 2077-03-1-17-014 3790 s. SHER"AN ST. 2077-03-1-18-009 3791 s. SHER"AN ST. 2077-03-1-17-013 3798 s. IHD"AN IT. 2077-03-1-18-010 ' 3800 s. SHEMAN ST. 2077-03-1-21-001 3805 •• IHEINAN ST • 2077-03-1-20-021 3809 s. SHEMAN ST. 2077-03-1-20-020 3814 s. SHD"AN ST. 2077-03-1-21-003 3815 s. IHEMAN IT. 2077-03-1-20-019 3820 •• IHDNAN IT, 2077-03-1-21-00• 3835 I, IHEIUIAN IT. 2077-08-1-20-018 3843 1. IHDNAN IT, 2077-03-1-20-017 3858 1. IHDIIAN IT. 2077-03-1-20•018 3880 I, IHDIIAN IT. 2077-03-1-21•008 3881 1. .......... IT. 2011-03-1-zo-01• 3888 1. IMUIIAN IT, 2077-08-l•Zl-008 3870 1. INUIIAN IT, 2077•03·1-21•010 3871 1 . IMDtlAN IT, 2011-01-1-zo-014 • 3881 I, IHDIIAN IT, 2077•03•1•20•013 3884 1. IM RNAN IT, 2077•03•1•21•011 3884 •• .......... IT, 2011-oa-1-za-oaa ..... INDtlAN IT, 2011-oa-a -ao-oaa I • • • .-00 •• ........ IT , I077•0l•4•08•001 ,. •• IT , IO??•O •6 •07•oal • , • • . , -• • (. ]- April 10, 1'11H , ... S · Concrete laproveaent Diatrlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addr••• PPI I .........•........................•........•..••...................••.•.• 3929 s. SHERNAN ST, 2077-03-•-07-022 3830 s. SHEIUtAN ST, 2011-03-•-oe-003 383• s. SHERNAN ST. 2011-03-•-oe-oo• 3835 s. SHEIUtAN ST, 2077-03-•-01-021 3845 s. SHERNAN ST, 2077-03-4-07-020 .. 3851 s. SHEIUtAN IT, 2077-03-4-07-018 3H5 I, SHERNAN ST, 2077-03-4-07-017 3888 •• SHEIUIAN ST. 2077-03-4-08-011 4085 s. SHEINAN ST. 2077-03-4 -10-012 4100 I, SHERIIAN IT, 2077-03-4-22-001 4101 s. SHERNAN ST, 2077-03-4 -23-024 4143 I, SHKIUtAN ST, 2011-03-4-23-01• 4151 s. SHDNAN ST, 2077-03-4-23-017 4187 s. SHKIUtAN ST, 2011-03-4-za-01• 3700 s. GIANT IT, 2011-03-1-11-001 3701 I, GIANT IT, 2011 -03-1-ie-oaa 3704 ,. GIANT ST. 2011 -03 -1 -11 -ooa 3 709 1. GRANT I T . 2on-03 -1 -1e-021 • 371 0 I, GIANT ST . 2077-03-l •ll ·OO. 3715 I, GRA NT ST. 2077•03-l •le •OZO 3720 ,. GIANT ST. 201 1-0 3-1 -11 -00. 37,e ,. GIANT IT. 2077•03•1 •11 ·008 I 3710 •• UANT I T , 201 1-0 1-1 -11 -ooe • • 3711 •• GIANT IT , 2077•01·1 ·1•·017 e • , • ' ' -·- • t• ·, • • · Apr I I 10, 1991 Paa• ICI Concrete laproveaent Dl•trict 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addr••• PPI I ········································································· 3759 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-19-015 3793 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-18-01• 3780 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-15-012 3795 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-18-011 3788 1. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-11-013 ' 3800 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-22-001 3810 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-22-002 3820 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-22-003 3821 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-21-022 3830 I. GRANT IT. 2077-03-1-22-00• 3838 1. GIANT IT. 2077-03-1-21-020 38•0 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-1-22-005 ~· I. GIANT IT. 2077-03-1-22-ooe ~, I. GRANT IT. 2077-01-1-21-oae 38 .. 1. GIANT IT. 2077-03-1-22-007 ~8 I. GRANT IT. 2077-03-1-21-oae 3858 I. GIANT IT. ZOTT-03-1-22-ooe 3895 I. GRANT IT. 2077-03-1-21-oae 3878 1. GIANT IT. 20TT-03-a-22-oao • 3881 I. GRANT IT. 2077-03•l•2l•Oll ... 1 . GIANT IT. zon-01-1-22-oaa 388• I. GIANT IT. 207T•Ol•l•22•0l2 3881 I. GIANT IT. 2077-0l•l•Zl•Oll I • • • MOO •• GIANT IT. zoTT-oa·•·•·ooa 3820 I. GIANT IT. aoT?-oa-•-•·ooa • , • ,, - -• • .. - April 10, lQQl ,.,. 7 · Concrete lmproveaent Dl•trlct 1991 ADDRESS L.IST Addre•• PPI • ..........................................•......................•......• 3930 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-0S-004 3970 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-05-009 3993 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-08-012 4003 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-11-022 4077 •• GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-11-018 .. 4080 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-12-010 40N s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-12-011 4128 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-21-005 4250 s. GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-28-005 4251 •• GRANT ST. 2077-03-4-27-017 3771 •• LOGAN ST • 2077-03-1-11-017 3791 s. LOGAN IT. 2077-03-1 -ll-014 3835 1. LOGAN IT, 20?7-03-l-22-020 -.1 s. LOGAN IT. 2077 -03-1-22-01 • 3853 1. LOGAN IT. 20TT-03-1-22•0ll 38H S. &..OGAN IT. 2077-03-1-22-017 3881 1. LOGAN IT. 2077•03•1•22•011 3881 s . LOGAN IT. 2077-03-1·22•011 • 38H I. LOGAN IT. 2077•03•1 •22•014 ,..7 s. LOGAN IT. 2077-03 •1 •22•013 3903 1. LOGAN IT. 2077-03·4-0l•OZI 3910 1. L.OGAN IT. 2077 •03•4•04•002 I • • • N40 •• LOGAN IT. 2077-0 •4•04•006 HTO •• LOGAN IT, 2077-0l·•-04-007 • , • "' - ]-• . • ~ ' . • ' ~. - . Aprl I 10, 1991 Pa1• 8 Concrete laproveaent Dl•trlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addre•• PPI I .•••.............................................•............•.......... 3990 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-04-008 3998 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-04-009 4005 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-12-022 4009 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-12-021 4025 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-12-018 4035 s. LOGAN IT. 2077-03-4-12-018 4038 •• LOGAN ST . 2077-03-4-12-017 4087 1. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-12-015 4097 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-12-012 4101 1. LOGAN IT. 2077-03-4-21-022 4107 •• LOGAN IT. 2077-03-4-21-021 4127 •• LOGAN IT • 2077-03-4-21-018 4130 1. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-20-004 4&31 •• LOGAN IT • 2077-03•4•21-018 4lN •• LOGAN IT. 2077-03•4•20-00I 4143 1. LOGAN IT. 2077•0l•4•Zl•Ol7 4144 1. LOGAN ST. 2077-oa-4-zo-ooa 41H •• I.OGAN ST. 2077-03·4-Zl-018 4118 •• LOGAN n. 2077•03·4-Zl-Oll . • 4187 1. I.OGAN IT. 2077 •03 •4 •21 •014 41 .. 1. LOGAN IT , 2077•01•4 •20 -00I 4178 •• I.OGAN ST. zo77 -01-4 -zo -010 4177 1 • I.OGAN IT , 2077 •01 •4 •21 •011 I • • • UM •• LOGAN IT , 1077•0l•••ll•Oll UN •• I.NAN ST . t077 •0l•••IO•Oll • • , • . ' -• • -April ,o, lQl:U Concrete Improvement D1•tr1ct HIIH Pase 9 ADDRESS LIST Addre•• PPI I ·························~·=············································· 4190 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-20·012 4209 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-29-020 4219 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-29·003 4241 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-29-017 4242 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-29·005 .. 4252 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-28-008 4298 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-28-008 4274 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03·4·28-008 4292 s. LOGAN ST. 2077-03-4-29·010 4288 s. LOGAN IT. 2077-03-4-28·011 3901 I. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077•03·4·0.·018 3NS I. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077 -03·4·04•013 3875 1. PKNNSYLVANIA IT. 2077•03·4·0.·012 3985 I. PENNSYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-CM-011 38H •• PENNSYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-CM•OlO .... I. PENNSYLVANIA IT. 2077-03·4·03·012 4001 •• PKNNSYLVANIA IT • 2077-03·4·13•020 4010 I . PENNSYLVANIA IT. 2011 -oa -4 -1 •-ooz • 4025 •• PINNSYLVANIA IT . 2011-oa-•-1a-01e 4033 I , , SYl.VANIA IT . 2077 •03 •4 •13•017 •o•a ,. p fl ot eouth > 2077•03 •4 • IJ •Oll I 4043 ,. , IYL.VANIA IT . 207~·01 •4 •13 •018 • • • 4CM7 ,. , Yl.VANIA IT . zo1~-03 -4 •1a-01• •oso •• Pl Yl.VANIA ST . 2011 -0 -•-••·ooe • • , • • l -• . • ·, • 1-- April 10. 1991 Pa1e 10 Concrete laproveaent Dlatrlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Addresa PPI • .•..............................••........•......•.......•..•............ 4071 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-13-013 4085 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-13-012 4085 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-13-0ll 4101 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-20-024 4104 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-19-001 .. 4118 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-20-022 4125 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-20-021 4138 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-19-004 4143 s. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-20-018 4150 s. PINNSYLVANIA ST. 2077-03-4-19-005 41151 s. PINNSYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-20-018 4UU 1. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-Z0-017 41H •• PINNIYLVANIA IT • 2077-03-4-19-007 4175 1. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-ZO-OII 41N •• PINNIYLVANIA IT • 2077-03-4-Z0-014 41H 1. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-20-013 41N •• PINNIYLVANIA IT • 2017-03-4-1•-ooe 4230 ,. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077-03-4-IO•OCM 4240 •• PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2017-o3-4·10-ooa • 4279 1. 'INNIYLVANIA IT. 2011-03-4.ze-014 4285 •• PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077-03•4•28 •011 4290 1. PINNIYLVANIA IT. 2077·03·4·10-oa1 4291 1. PINNIYLVANIA IT, 2077-03•4 •18•011 I • • HOO I, PllAaL IT , zon-oa-4-0l•OO& • , • • -• • <. , April 10, 1e,u Pa1e 11 Concrete laproveaent District 1991 ADDRESS L.IST Addr••• PPI I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3903 s. PEARL. ST. 2077-03-•-03-02• 3928 s. PEARi. ST. 2011-03-•-02-ooe 3930 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-02-007 3939 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-03-020 38U s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-03-018 3945 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-03-018 3891 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-03-017 3888 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-03-015 3890 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-02-0ll 3998 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-0Z-OlZ •001 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-14-022 •ooe s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-15-001 4008 s. PEARi. ST. 2077-03-4-14-021 4014 s. PEARi. IT. 2077-03-4-15-002 •03Z 1. PEAal. IT. 2077-03-4·15-005 •050 •• PEARi. IT. 2077-03-4-15-007 •055 1. PIEAal. IT. 2077•03-4-14-015 •121 I. PEARi. IT. 2077-03-4-18-018 •148 I. PIARl. IT. 2011-oa-4-18-ooe • 4152 I. PIARl. IT. 2011-oa-4-1e-001 4180 s. PEARi. IT. 2011-03-•·18-ooe 41H 1. PIARl. IT. 2077·03-4-18-012 4201 1. PIAII. IT. 2011-oa-•-ao-022 • 4211 1. PIARI. IT. 2077-03·4-30·021 •241 ,. PIEAII. IT, 2077•01 -4 •IO•O ll • ' ' • I . ' •. • • ' • ,, - ' ' -• • I• . • ' '. J- . Apr 11 10, 1991 Pa1• 12 Concrete laproveaent Dlstrlct 1991 ADDRESS LIST Address PPI I ..•.........................................................•............ 42151 s. PEARL ST, 2077-03-4-30-017 4281 s. PEARL ST, 2077-03-4-30-018 "298 s. PEARL ST. 2077-03-4-31-012 3108 I, WASHINGTON ST, 2077-03-•-01-001 3880 s. WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-4-01-010 3885 •• WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-4-02-013 4001 s. WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-•-15-024 4020 s. WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-4-18-002 4072 •• WASHINGTON ST, 2077-oJ-•-1•-oo• "100 •• WASHINGTON ST, 2077-03-•-17-001 •101 •• WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-•-1•-02• •115 s. WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-•-1•-022 •135 s. WASHINGTON ST. 2077-03-•-1•-020 • 1•1 s. WASHINGTON ST. 20?7-03-•-1•-018 •1•1 s. WASHINGTON IT. 2077-03-•-1•-017 •17• s. WASHINGTON IT. 2077-03-•-17-009 •171 s. WASHINGTON IT. 2077-o3-•-1e-01e •1eo •• WASHINGTON ST, 2077-03-•·17-010 • .zoo •• VAIHINGTON IT • 2077•03·•·32-001 •z2• •• WASHINGTON IT , 2077 -03-•-32•004 •zn •• WASHINGTON IT • 2077·01-••ll •Oii • •na •• WASHINGTON IT, 2077•03·•·31•017 I • • MM I . CLAHION IT , I077 •0l•l •ll•a.6 • , - • • ,- r • " · .... • --~-~- Apl' t I lO, UHU Pa1e 13 Address Concrete laproveaent District 1991 ADDRESS LIST PPI I .................•............................................•.......... 3919 s. CLARKSON ST. 2077-03-4-01-019 3925 s. CLARKSON ST. 2077-03-4-01-018 3935 s. CLARKSON ST. 2077-03-4-01-017 15 E. QUINCY AVE. 2077-03-4-25-0ll 240 E. OXFORD AVE. 2077-03-4-22-027 ne E. NASSAU AVE. 2077-03-4-05-014 IIND OF REPOIT All of the aboYe propertie• an loca~ed vitblll tile corporate Ullite ot the City of Sntlewoocl, It.au of Colorado. AD Sntlewoocl, CO 80110. llote 1 •II/A• denot,ea •no add.r .. s•. • ' ' ' .. I • • • ]- • • • • "~ • «~ - DATIi April 15, 1991 11 f bcJulation Bi-City Superviaory Collaitt .. Stewart Fonda, Director of Bi-City lllfTP The propoeed action 1• to appro,,e a reaolvtion avpporti119 the Colorado b1oaonitor1119 r99Vlat1on, which ie bein9 rejected by the U.S. Snvironaental Protection a99ncy (SPA). PllffJCIUS couac:11, acn• None. -- The -1•t1119 bl-itori.119 ..... lation in the atate of Colorado require• approo,al by the SPA a• part of the.,.... pC'Ofr• in the etate. The SPA baa refveed to approo,e the etate revvlation becavN the -ror~t approach taken by the ..... lation ._. not confora to DA policy, -t._.... the Afl'C'O&Ch conforaa to tM Cl-.. ter act pc"09iai.oaa. a,pc,o.1119 tlle ,._lutioe wUl a'-focael aupport for the Coloredo ..... latlon. aec, The c1-n ••t•r act r..-irN tllat toalcity lie el'8Laated fna -t-ter diecllar9ee to the Ntion'• ... ure. To aeet t.t.u ..... ,~. tM atete of Coloredo ...,.loped the current bl--ltod.119 ..... latloa, •10 u ,art of tM .,.. parait ayet•. The ..... latlon -• tile ..... it of • ..,....u .. •ff~ oa tile ,art of the .. ter Quality Control C..heiOII aftd D YlelOft, and the •jor weet.,.ter dlHtlar9er• in the eteu, lncllldi.119 the 11-c tr wn . The r-,ulet OIi l a call.,. tM bi-tol'ill9 ne-letl• beceuN of the ~ ue.,. to flftd toalcitr, call.,. tM b -ltAN'l119 teft, Ll" -...,-an u..,. to detel'lllM U toalcltr l• llll'HHt. la ._.. •• c.. n. '-' ,....lto an.....,. oa tlle ru,u .. et 1.he o,..Aft,_ , ... of• la ...U.1 ... oaly .._, U t•lelty la"""' 1.. bt ... 1" er oal 1..etill9 la "'9U'M to~ tM .... •I tM toaleltr..,. the ,,...,. ... ..,. • t la • cvr .,. la nt ..a to .. • ,-,c1cr INft U lee oe 8"1M l• ... a lct.ty loa 8"1 Loa • ' ' • . I . • ]- - • • • • • • The main thru•t of the r99Ulatlon l• to ellainate toxicity in wa•tewater di•charge• by clearly •pellin9 out the •tepa and procedure8 needed to be followed in the event toxlclty l• found in a diacharge. The dlach&rger 1• nqulred to follow theH •tape and procedure• ln a tlaely aanner and, lf all goea well, the aource of the toxicity wlll be found and elillinated. If the procedure& are followed, but the •ource of toxicity cannot be found, the diacharv•r haa atill fulfilled it• reapon•ibility. A perait vlolatlon, aubject to a flne of $25,000 per day, would occur lf the diecharger doea not follow the required procedure•. The SPA haa refulNd to apprc,9e the revulation llecauH their policy la to 1a-a perait vlolatlon on the bioaonitorl119 teat reault. Thia haa been referred to aa atrict liability and focu-on the punitive aapect• of the progr-, inatead of the corrective part of the provr-. The Colorado approecb recovni ... tbat diech&rgera do not have total control of what enter• the ..... r •yat-and providee the diacharger the tlae to flnd and correct the probl ... The liability ia on tile failure of tbe diach&rger to follow the r99Ulation to track down and eliainate the toxicity, which ia where the diacharger haa control. The SPA'• atrict liablllty -ld lllpoae fi-on oondltiona that are beyond the control of the diacharCJer. At SZl,000 per day, thia 1a not a -ll difference. The Colorado regulation confocaa with the Cl-Wat.er act and there ia currently a re-lution at the federal 1-1 to clarify t.bia ait_ti_ and get the Colorado revulation approved by the SPA. The ~lut.ion ia -iateat wltb the poalt.ion taken previoualy -tbia i•-and wit.b the poaition of the Colorado vaat-ter utility councu, of wllieb the elu ... are a ...... r. TIil• reaolutlon PDallCIAL Counc:U. There la no direct flnancial -1taent. ••~lated wltb thi• reaolution • • . .. I • • • , - • • • RESCWl'l~ 00. C:,3 SEJUES CF 1991 - • • A RBSCU11'1~ CF THE Ciff CF DU.fXXD, <XLCNDO SJPPCRl'DG 'l'IIB <XUIWX) BI<Xlfl"l'(JUNG RIDJLM'Ial Alm IN CPPOSITI~ TO 'l'IIB EJ'A' S IN'lDPRE'JM'I~ IN 40 C.F.R 122.44. IIIDJ!:U, the Colorado water' ()Jality C.ontrol a:mdssiai hu PEmWgated a regulatian a:naonly knawn -the "Colorado Biaautoring Aegulatian• codified at 5 <XR 1002-2 Sec:ticn 6.9.7; and IIIER!'M, the Colon&> BiaKxu.toring Ragulat.icn praridas foe periodic Sllll)lin; and testing for tad.city in the effiumt of •jar ~ b.atw,t plants in the State of Colorado, including the Littletcn/ln;lwood Bi~ty Wutatater Trutllant Plant; and IIIEREAS, the Colorado Bicn:initoring Ragulat.icn is structured to anccurage a waatawater tnatMUt plant to prclllptl.y irwti--the nature and ~ of effiumt tad.city and to tua all l.'9MCnllbl• and pouible ~ to eliainat.e the tad.city; and IHIBNI, the Dlvirc:nllnW Protecticn ~ (91PA•) hM ~ a bicalnit.orinlJ regulatian ("hdllral BicalnitarinrJ ~-, codified at 40 en 122.44 (d) Ind ha intcpnt.ed that mJW.aticn • s:ro,idinJ that failun of-, llin9le bimmitarinlJ test will autc--ttraJJy Nmlt in a~ s-mt Yiolaticn1 Ind ....... the ....ai a.. llllt8r Act CIID'mtly pmridla • full ara, of. anfw ,t actiana Ind panalU. 11> to *25,000 par day of YioJltian far disc:Mr.ge s-mit YiolaticlM; Ind IIBIIU, IPA'e intaqlntaticn of. the ....i atc:wmiliadnl RI I illtian -.,..1w panaltia an disc:Mr, .... nthlr tJlm in ratiptian _. a lhltian of. tadcity1 Ind IH!IDI, IPA hM dla1lallgad the lalalitr _. ..u.dltJ of. the Cblanll) timmnitorinrf ~ttion and 1ntandl to aan6K:t a lwinl tMNOA • '°', ,u a ua, • IT 111C1.V1D n 1t11 cm CD11CJ1, a, 1111 cm a, aaarm, m<llNX>, fla!'s I . • • , ]- • • • • • •, • Section 2. 'ftie City of D,gle«IOC! believa that EPA'• interpret:atia\ af the Fe&irai. BiCJID'litori.ng Regulation is unrwsarily and senselesaly punitiw to the extent that EPA adepts the position that failure af even• ain!Jle bi.monitoring test is an autanatie pemit violation subjecting the diacharger to the full array of enforceuent actions mdar the Federal Clean water Act without regard to whether it is pouible to identify, trace, or el.fainate the acmce of the toxicity. MXP1'1!D .Mm APP1l:MJ> thia 15th day af April, 1991. h&lcli a. &., Bti aa I, Patricia B. craw, City Clark far the City of a,gleood, CQlondo, ,_...,, oarti.fy the lbola is a tzu. aapr of a.oluttcm 111,. _, Ilda of lttl. h&lali *· em, -a - • . ' • . .. I· • , - • • • DAft April 15, 1991 • • - 11 9 "' - Eaaement for Southgate Interceptor Relocation It-art Ponda, Director of ai-City INTP The action propoaed 1• to appro,,e by ordinance an N-t for the Southgate Sanitation Diatrict inter~or at the a1-c1ty •a•t-ater Treat.aent Plant. llotw. TIie pcopoeed N-t 1• for the final portion of the Southgate inter~or ~ion to the Ii-City W'n. TIie MHHFt au-connection at a aanhol• ...-i-•lr deei.,.... for thi• ~ion at the plant and i• -i•t-t with the LoftCJ ...... llaeter Plan at the plant • ..,rr 111 TIie l 110'1 Ht of tM a.ate r. ... ~ ~ioa by ta. ODlOC'MO Depa~ of a1.....,. ..... 1u 1a a la.rial or ta. er ... at u. ~ioa. TM lw er ... -t111et ta. CW:t:li,eeta 1--a.,t• al ... lal*a ,. tut eatere u. plaftt at -..t aatee -et• nlocateie ... l_... TIie r-te choeeft fOC' Ula ~ ie al ... tM -leti .. Littletoe inter~ .... lMint at ... lllof lloM, c ..... ial 1,lttla lit Dr, cneaa, and Nteriae the plut at a Mftholo ,.... 011alr ....... f• till• ,....... • t• plut alte . TM pnpoHd ..-• fo« f nal p of the ~ at ta. plut. TM nlocat .. 1-.«Hft• aleo uol .... -L.,rouaanu I.a ta. t.Me~ \.hat ... 1...., • pen. clpetiae lo, u ... u u u 1 ....... 1a ~ ..,..11,. N Ja ,WO) ...... " ... • . ' I. • , - • • • • • t• . • ' BANTA, HOYT, GREENE & EVERALL. P.C. IICMA .. D J . eAN'TA lltCMAIID D . 0 .. 1:NC a-.& ... SNG.SVC~ OAlllll'n. '-...... MOTON CNAM.Ca A. •uCCM&NNCta1'CR .IANC a . .....-oiw aS ...... WMSSNII aueANI..CUUNS .............. .,.,.. ...... ~. Charlie Bloaten A .... _IOIIAL CDa~a&ftOII eaoo 80111'11 n11Acu•• WAY, amn aaa ••oa.awooo. co1.011ADO eom-eFae nu-ON• 13001 aao-eooo February 14, 1991 Director of Public Service City of Littleton 2255 Weat Berry Avenue Littleton, CO 80115 PACStNtl.S -----.. -....... 11.YAI..NOn RECEIVED PUIUC SERVICES I .:,::, 1 ~I l?-:1 Re: South9ate Sanitation Diatrict -Bi9 Dry Creek Interceptor, Dartaouth Avenue at the Bi-City Waatevater Tr-taent Plant Dear Nr. Bloaten: A• you .. y be avare, the South9ate Sanitation Diatrlct in cooperation vith the City of DMJlewood, South Arapahoe Sanitation Diatrict and South DMJlewood Sanitation Diatrict No. l vill be inatelli119 a aewer line al0ft9 llaat Lipan froa Dartaouth Avenue into the Bi-City Tr_t .. nt facility. A portion of the ri9ht-or- vay needed for the inatallatlon of thi• sever line iapacta a ... u part of a parcel of property owned or under the control of the City of En!Jlewood and the City of Littleton, in connection vith the operation of the plant. I aa encloeiftlJ a copy of a .. , prepared by lleurer and Aaaociat .. , the Diatrict D19ineera, aholliftlJ the location of that Ae a or ... 11 parcel that affect• the City of Littleton•• intereat. reault of the conetruction, ve are requeati119 that the City Littleton prO¥ide ua vith the necee-ry Ucenee, perait or authority to ..-tar into and upon -id parcel of property for the purpose• of con•tructi119 the sever Una. Any question• concernint tiaint, the extent and duration of oonetnaction and other Mttere related thereto should be directed to Nr. Toll Napolill1, the •ntlneer for the aanltatlon Diet.rlct at tas-1111. If you have any queatlona or ooaaent• relatlw to thl• .. tter, vUl be happy to diacNn thea vith you at your .. rile• poeeible oonvenlenoe. Since thie .. tter doee hew ... Uf'98ftCY ,,,_ • ' I . • . . , ' - - • • • • • I• • DAft April 15, 1991 11 9 1•1·r1ann aT Ii-City Super,,iaory Collaitt .. The action propoaed ie to appro,,e b7 ordinan-an N-t for the lout"9at• Sanitation Dietrict inter~or at the ai-City Waetewater Treataent Plant. None. The propoaed -~ i• for the final poru-of the lout"9ate inter~or connection to the Ii-City WTP. Tbe -• tall-coanection at a aaallol• pce,,i-•ly ... ,.-. for thie -cu-at the plant and i• coneiet-t with the LoftCJ a.ave NaetN' Plan at the plant • .. -The UllfCOII 1ft of tN ......... Denwtll ~loe b7 tN COlorMO Depa~ of a1...,. rNUlU la a l~lat of the II' ... at the lateneotloe. The lC*H fl'ade wu tllat tN loftll9ate 1-iNnptor al ... sa.a,. tNt eetere the plant at -.t aatee -et Ille relocated ud 1~. ' The rout• choeeft for the u.ter~or ie al ... tlle •ini .. &.htln• ntene,cw betiMillt at._ aoy lload, oro .. lat &.iltle lit Dry c...11, ud .. tlle pl • a Mllllole pce,,louely ... ,.,_. foe tlli• ,-r,oee • tlle plut elte . TM .. o,u•• e&.-.nt i• for tM Uul p eoe of tlle ~ a t.M pl The relocated lM.enept.Or aleo 1ac1 ... ew l u u OU u u JU la the t. lfttl ...... le particlpaU .. la, u wU u aa ~ la 1..c.ustw ...,..,,,. n a IIO U NUl OOMi-.ra l • ..... .... .. I • • p- • • • • • LITTLETONIENGLEWOOD WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT Cltr ot Utlleton C,tr 01 EnoleWood .............. a.... .... d, ClllndD IOt 10 .... UIIDI ms Pau1 Kapaun, BncJineerincJ Dennia 81:olM, Bi-City lllffP February 22, 1991 -.iacTs 819 Dry Creek Interceptor ••eeeent Attacbed ia a copr of tbe -P ebovincJ tbe location of ta. of an •• znt beincJ nqwted bf ta. Soutbpta 8anitation Diatrict for tbe oonatructlon of ta. 819 Dry Creek Intuoeptor. Pl .... n.iew tbe propa.ed -H•ant for accuracy and let • know if it ia correct. .. v111. be taJtin1J tbia to bot.II tbe ... i..oo. and Littleton City COUncila to c,rant ta.-• a,nt. If you baw any .-Uona, pl .... oantaot •· ... ,ap Q -. ' . .. I. • , - - • • • IIIC...,.D J. eANTA lltC.....aOD.OMII.NII. • .,11.~IEN 0. CVS.au. • • • <. BANTA, HOYT, GREENE & KVERALL, P.C. ATTO-~·· AT UW DalNWI,. ._ ............... CNAIIII.Ca A. aUCCNCNMC .. TCII .,....C e . OAIIIIOW ................... auau.1..cUUN9 e:IOO -UTII IIYIIACU8a WAY. IIVITa - allOLIIWOOD. COLO-DO _Ul .. nttl TaUPHONa130III-·~ --- ~•c ...... .......... ~. February 14, 1991 Charlie Bloatan Direct.or of Public Service City of Litt.let.on 2255 Veat. .. rry Avenue Littleton, CO 10165 RECEIVED PUIUC SERVICES I :,;;J 1 J l?-:1 Re: SOUthcJate Sanitation Diatriot -Bi9 Dry creek Interceptor, Dartaouth Avenue at the Bi-City Waatevater Trutaent Plant Dear Mr. Bloaten: A• you aay be avare, the South9ate Sanitation Diatrict in cooperation vith the City of BncJlewood, South Arapahoe Sanitation Diatrict and South BncJlewood sanitation Diatrict No. l vUl be lnatallinv a aewer line al0ft9 ICaat Lipan froa Dartaouth Avenue lnto the Bi-City Tr .. blent facility. A portion of the ri9ht-or- vay needed for the inetallation of t.hi• aever line iapacta a aaall part of a parcel of property owned or under the control or the City of BncJlelfOOd and tlle City of Littleton, in COQaection vit.h the operation of the plant, I .. encloei119 a copr of a aap ....,.red bf lleunr and uaociatee, the Diet.riot Bntineen, allolfi119 the location of tMt A.a• of ... 11 parcel that affect.a the City of Littleton•• intereet. r-ult of the oonetr9ation, ve are r...-unv that the city 1.itUet.on provide ua wit.II the MCNHry Uw, perait or aut.horlty to enter into and upon Mid parcel of property for the .,,_.. of oonetnctint the ..,.r line. Any ..-uone rn nv Uainv, the• t.eftt and duration of oonetruction and r Mtt.en related thereto ahould M directed to Nr . Toa pollll, .,..i,...r roe the lanita ion Dlatrlct a t11-,,,,. If you t..ve any .. ,Lutr I vU M haw, oo,1venleft08. Ii oo .. .nte relative to t.11 • MNM t vlt.h you a your .. ra "t t.hla .. t. er doee have._. '" .. ftCJ • I ' , I. • • • I • ' , ]- • • • • • ·, • BANTA, BOYT, OREENE A EVER.ALL, P.C. ..... c--....... Aff-NSY9 AT ~- to accOIIIIOdate conatruction achedulea, your proapt reaponae to thi• requeat will be greatly appreciated. 11.JB/cb Enca • ........... -J - • . ' .. : . : I. • • , - • • • 0... 0 JII BWINl£111NO. LTU . .... ,,._.,_._ ~.c•••u .,.,...,,, .. • • • ••. c ............ -,:, tor . .: .... , .. ,,1. i , •• ~: --......... 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I JOB N0.2768 SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT SHEET 2 OF 2 ............... ~ _ ............ .. ....... .... ...... . , ....... n .... C9 fll8 ................ _...... .. r-,-_-4_1Mi_.lt .. M•.-8NIL I I --..... ··" ....... - • .,. •• MIi, IIC. II II - ' ... .. I . • , - ·, • • • • • . · .. • .. , )' '· _, ·.· I • . . . . . . • • • ' . . . I. • -. • , ,1!111!11 1 :! 11g ~~! ,1t1_ ~; !I ·1 :lf:Jfi!!l 1 ~ 11; I1! ilf? flit~ -!if! 1·; ;~ tf 8 t•if I ~ 4Jf .f I ti ii) H ~ :·~~~,!i!f 1= I i[l {!fl ;1:R iJ§l ~ , ~~~'~''· 1~J -I. ff i~' ~,tr 1,g1 ~~ ~ a • f }f ~If lfil tli~ §~ 8 !'11:11;1! ~ i Jt 1'1i I '1 ii~ Iii~ r I~,,., .. ~ K ~K t 'l:l i~~! ~.f,~ ~I It ~t iJ1f t II 1ff 1 -I' k, ij ~ i1 i j :1R ,, , -s A 1 ·~ s 1 ~~ i 1 ' - • - .... • .• . , ' • ~ I ' -~ r L--' I I . . . :; ... I ' , ' . -~ - • • • • • (. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance en the 18th day of April, 1991. &in van ts,jb, Aayor 1trl'!S'l': Patrlcli I. craw, dty dirk I, Patricia 8. Craw, City Clck of tha City of l!n;leood, Ool.cndo, _..,, cst1fy thllt tha lboN -fcnlJoin9 ia • tzua aapy of • Bill fer 1ft Ckdinlnce, introllx,e4, na4 in full, .S ,....S en fint nadinJ en the 15th day of 111ri1, 1991. Pitrlcli I. craw • ' I . • • , •I ' ... I • • J] Rff [J~ f i R~ !!lil!'!~:tt1i!1 1I fl!ili~ ! fJJJif i I 1 -1· ~ !f •• r.~,« f • • ~11' r •~~ l I I ~ I,~, 1~.111_ I II J,I! ,~11 ~. 1 l~!- . ! rfl?;,1 l'tl i' :~Ii ~-w ., r i -r·' ~ ~ . l a~ • , • • 1 r I....J I 1, . . . , ~ ' ... ' . " • • • • • 111111} 1i1i i! lf( ll 9 1fflf!~,11 1lf J~i§ Iii ' ~ 'i; r ! 1 =-11 ~ i Ifs J · h I ~ 11 !' 'I · ~ I~ I a:-~ P ~ 'i!i;ii; ff!1i !t:! I! I !i~ii!~i!!!fiJ Ii;; J!~~i ifr ~ i~1iii?1' ,ni ,,~u !!',~ 11:rp:t:iH~~ ; :ti n!t ii~ F J , r , -,f 1r 1 ~ AnA • ;!1'11'! ~!ft ~f! 1;!1 ;}IA!{-., i8li a~• tr~-~- lr11· t tI:f fl 't_l,I ii ,f!s~i 1i · ff! !tJI ! i , • R 1 A i~ J r 11 1, 1 If w . ir R IL~ ! . • , • • I I . . . 7 "' -, - • • • • • I• . • ' '· Granter shall have the right, at its aole q,ticn, to require Grantee to nmove or neutralize any ~· ccnst.ructed in the r.ua.nt tr/ Grantee. 10. Bnl>ING EFF!Cl'. 'lbia Grant shall extend to and be binding ~ the heirs, personal repreuntatives, successors and auigns of the rapectiva parti• lwreto. '1'he tams, COIIW\ants, ...-.u and conditions in this Grant shall be oonstruad u cx,vananta naming with the land. 11. 'Dus ••u•-1111:,t naplaces all prior and existing .. au with aibjec:t .... pri ..... qim:-~+ .. ·y. IN WI'DIBSS IIBtlOP, the partm tanto haw Wllt-4 this Grant of Utility Z..H &It the day and y,Mr fint abol,a written. h&lcli I. ercir, elty diii catll IDs Title BIIBC/lm.mMX> ) , .. a:a,n a, , 1!a~ ~-......i,11 ,..,....tbla -~ -------· 1"0 bf --.a ...... lo s; ------- ------------a ... --,WWW I _,_ ,. ~ • ' I . • • - - • I I • • • ·, • April 15, 1991 11 h City AttorMJ aiek Daltitt, City Attocllef -..er Aaendi119 7-7-6 - Pire La-•· OCdi-11o. 11, ~1 .. of 11N -ta. llaialetrathe .._...1 .. u-Ocd1uaoe allUUII ~-... -u&a Nf!Nl• are .... to U. ... 1__. lllaaiolpa1 CDde. eeeu-•-2-1 -.1-.. fna ta. ... 1-od ... iolpal co. wit.II tlle ~loa of OCdi-llo. 11, .. rlee of 1tN. !PP ,-,nze CDrreeti-to Title 7, Cllapter 7, eeetlee 1, an alHHary to ,...-lde ta. ,roper ,-.n, pro9l•loa ud to eat fORII ta., • .., ... of tlle cited .,...1. ,-.ialoa • M •• TIie pcOfONd o ....... to Title 7, ~ 7, eeetloa 1, oorreet tlle oiutlw to tlle .... lty pro91•1-... nneate tlle .,...t• ,....,ialoa tut 1MN ...-.,MNalJ .... eeeti-1-2-1-1 ud eeetloa 1-2-1-4. " mu. ..... . ' .. I. • • , • - • • • ,. -• . , . • <. BY AlfflDUTY CXlH:IL BILL !D. 21 ~ A BILL PCR .AH <R>DWD AMIH>ING Tl'1'LE 7, OIAP'1'ER 7, Sl!C1'IClt 6, at 'DIB DD.INXI> lllm:IPAL <XIZ 1985, ~ TO 'DIB ES'rNILISIH!Jff at FIR! LMll!S. 1111BRDS, Title 7, OYlpter 7, Sectian 6, l!:.M.C. ,,.. aar-4 by Ordinance lb. 18, Seri• of 1990, effecting the wm:ganbaticn of City Wnistratiw Dapctaa,t•; and 1'11BRDS, the pMAlty and fll'P9ells pcoriaicna r...s to be at forth. Helf, 1HEICEEUCE, m 1T CRaDm> BY '1'HE C1'ff CDR:IL at 'DIE C1Tr at ~. ~. AS PCIUJNS: Sectian l. Title 7, Ollipter 7, Sectian 6, is lwnby I idld to me4 u foliawi: D. Failun of the <Nim', aperator, tenant er 1-in pc: lllllim to ~y "1th the ~ -at cut in ~ C ha9of ahall be oana1dlnd to be a "'1oJeticn of th1a Cbll and 1111r ~ the amar, cpaatoc, t:aai& er 1-in , : 11 r ricn to the ,..it.ta pnecriW in ta nRaNX'O IIMJCINL ma •• ,c-I. I ... w, Mfds B. '1be CM1S, Cil*lltAX, tlllllat er 1-in I'= Ital 111W ~ the cdlr af the Dinc:t:cc' of ~ llnima - prorida4 in 11 e C W .. ttda Article. r. Al'l'DUI: -1T II a.ADaD 111111' "DII 11Dn1B111 at '11111 Mnaa DO 1111' JflU m "DII -m IIIICII ta Di,N ¥ M a, IIM'Bft allVJCII IMIMIINlla, ca -1T U a.ADaD tar "DII 'l"Jla Dllalf JIii) •• l»iG a, '11111 ana.a -- Nl8CCWDGD ca ......, m, •· • 11a EUMI :u a, ann WWWVICII, Nff <Ila at ID&li aaa,.m,m I i laY JIIIIIM, nae "DII 1w 11u11 a, "DII IWKi+.lt a, anrr ..x:a m "DII DRaNX'O Dim at~ JIii) MIZ:LI lll'nlDI 9111ft (30) DUI nut 'nl! 1111m at "DII rw:tlKM MIC.LID, IIIICI IDNI) IINz. 1SYJa ,.. D1CJ1JD1 a, "DII rm a, ann ...,.. --A rDN. Mm IDl'Gm rw:tlffll I A&ml. m QIIIDUDID Ila Ui'IM.8, ,a NP:Nm IDNI) at Mlr,)IIU - Ml> »nN.a llaU. avs "DII IOmll al!I la» tO 11a Uu8 AM a, anrn www..u:m ar ,mw aana&. -1 - • .. I . • • 'I -• . • · ... • . .• <' Published u a Bill fer an ordinance cn the 18th day of Jllril, lttl. htrlcli I. &ii, diy diii .. htdcli I. ciar • • • • -a- • ]- • • • ,, ~ • • ' <. ... April 15, 1991 11 l Clty Attorney alck DeWltt, Clty Att.ornef \ ,.. I• ~ "9~t wlth corp of Snflneer•, Oxford Park. ordlnaw ..... 111119 OC111-llo. 21, lerlN of ltll, wblch appro,,ed an A,Jn•ut between tbe COrpa of ...,1-r. for illpcow n nu to GIiford Park. aald "9~t called for -talllav fllllda fcaa VrMa ..... and 8-tll luburban1 fund• an not a•ailaltle Uld pnjNt wUl DOI: 119 oaapleted. OC11laucle llo. 21, a.lee of ltlt • ...., nn:n11 TM -tolllav f .......... ffalleltle ... u. f I ., I IPU wUl .. -eltl• to - oaapl--,, ~f .. , U. Apl &; .... 1. N ..... lN. (A ...... GlNllla9 Wo) H la Hn .,..._.1 of tlle ••• 1 &; oalU. .. fw aatellUI ,_.. -11 o,... n. CDl'fJ8 of ... 1 ....... lllae edYl_. Ula Clty tlllat ,_.. are a .. Ue1tle1 llr ner, VrNII ........ loutll ......,...,. PUil ,._..tl• an .-la to aatclll Ula ,--. tP SJNc cltr wlU ~ ... .,. \0 -~ ,_.. u uie apn ut .. u .. rw . a • . ' • I . • • -, - ' • • • • · .. • <. JI I CDH:IL BILL NO. 22 =~le A BILL Pm AN CR>nwt=B REPF.ALIRG CR>I?.NCB NO. 28, smIBS CR 1989, IIIIOI APPRJl1l!D AN AGRBDBf'1' EW 'DIE mI'1'!D ftAffS CR MERICA (ccaPS CR l!IGDIEDS) All> 'DIE Ciff CR DRa«XJD. lltmaS, the City Ocmcil puaed CkdiMnce No. 28, Sariea of lt89, giving IIFPMVlll. ffr iap.ouwat:a to Qcfmd Park in acnjllllCtion with UEbm !drJea anc! Sauth 90..,,_. PL~ ftuldlaticn; and 1HIRBAS, thia Ip ,t ml.le4 far the City to lillPlY far grant fundl fraa the Oorpa of l!lnpnaen, thaN farm lm9 to be atdad by UEbm al)la anc! 9cuth 81Dlm>a11; and IHIRDS, the Cmpa of ~ ,-adri.Nd t.ha City that the fundl Ult availlble; t.cwcuc. Udlan Mgaa anc! 8outh 9.'1ud>m PIIEk ftlundatJm .. Ulllble to Mtch finis; an4 -. zm, • IT OIJADIID n 1m cm CDM"Tt, c. ._ cm c. WCl:NXI), (D<WNI), 'ISIII': 8acUall 1. 11a Clty of .. Jen,d ._.., .,...1. OinUnm a,. 21, 11er1ea al IM, 4l*(JN4 an• at aw. •• the t111w 1tatae of Jlaldaa (Claqle of lnpneen) 111111 the City of aivJen,d, ~. nad ID full, an4 pwad CID firet l'Ndt .. CID ttaa 15th dlw of Jlpri.l, lttl. Pd)liehad M a IIU1 fer Ill Qrdiname CID the 11th dlw of llld.l, 1111 • ............. htilcli •. &iw, dli a.a ' . • •. .. I. • I • • , - - • • • • • · ... • ,, I, Patricia H. Craw, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the lltXJVl8 aid foregoing is a true ccpy of a Bill far a, ordinance, int:ro(lad, read in full, and puaed on first reading on the 15th day of April, 1991. Patrlcla k. crow • I .. I. • • - • • • • • •• I ;),a I STATE OF COLORADO lXECUTIVf CHAMIHS 1 36 St•te Capitol O...vter, Coloroclo IOJ0)-1792 l'hono 00311"-H71 April 11, 1991 Th• Honorable Susan van Dyke Mayor, Englewood 570 E. Allharat Englewood, CO 80110 Dear Mayor Van Dyke: Aa you know, tha Town of Liaon and it• paopla have aada a great deal of prograaa with rebuilding afforta ainca experiencing tha devastation of tha June 6 tornado. Tha rebuilding of downtown ia going wall. However, ona naad that haa not been Mt 1• th• raplaceNnt of downtown street laapa and other atreatacaping it•-· The light reflected by atraat laapa 1• ayabolic of tha role thia co .. unity haa played aa tha •hub city• of tha Eaatern Plain•. For -ny year•, Liaon haa bean known •• a coaaunity willing to extend a helping hand to everyone, including aany atrangara. I aa writing to counti•• and aunicipalitie• to requ .. t help in coapleting thi• project. I hope you vill be able to donate a street laap or another atreetacaping it•. If you are willing to help, plea .. contact Joe Kiely, Liaon Recovery A9ency, (719)775-2146, for aore dataila. On behalf of the reaident• of Liaon, thank you for considering this requ .. t. Ny beat to you. Sincerely, ---....... lay lom•• Coverno, ' I. • , tl - • • J Ordinances Cfril Rights City Prohibits Discrimination Toronto, Ontario's City Council adDpled a rcq-..iremcnt 1ha1 any orpniuiion or fum which provides subscriptions. mcmbcnllips or toderence re1is1rations paid ror by the City must adopt a formal policy of-· discriminalion. The policy iWeltlClll allich conforms to the requirement Slala: --nus orslllizalion hereby declares that clilcrimi- -· on llw 1ruunda ol nee. CIWCI. ....,, national ori1in. political or reliJious affili. aliotl. SCII, SCl.ual oricntaaion. •• ~ 11a1111. family relationship and dis.abilily is prohibiled by or within the orsani&llion." Crime Control .'5 pan of its prosnm IO elilmale c1N1«laled Klivily f.-ne;pburt h Jolill. Willoia -,wed...,... __ of ...,...., clwelllllp who allow _. Kti,iy ..... dlCir pnipeny. . Tilr Clldiuat'c penails dir City .._. ._... .. ~"""'u••R·r-.. ,- ....... 1111r,..,._ .... .., .., ....... ~ ........... .... ....... ••M•J • ,.......i. 1111 rl •· UWIIJ .,. ""'w •• •• ..... • ....... ....................... _ . a.'CI ..... NmWl ........ -6 .. aahllf ..... c.,. A ..... .,.._Pl1llllll1f • • • • • • '· ordinance prohibiting any person from consuucting. ins1allin1, maintaining or pcrmittin1 an ambush device on any prop- eny in the City . The ordinance forbids anyone from falsely notifyin1 the public thal an ambuih device is on any propcny in the Ciry. II is not a defense or a mitiga1in1 factor &hat there wu no device on the prop- eny or that the device was installed 10 proteCI .. ainst illcpl elllry OIi the propcny. The ordinance contains limilCd uceptions. Elections Campaign Funds Restricted Many Americus believe thal the clec- lOl'II IJ*lll favors enaambeau and allows special inlaals and the wealthJ 10 have undue influence on clecled officials. Den- •'ff, Colorado acled on !bole concerns and ....... campaip r.-onli..a thal limils polilical COlllributm aad el.pClll!i- tum .. illlpOICI llric:t reponifta ,equi,e- meau for campaip COlllribullona and coa- uibulicm la Did. la •elec1iaa ~ .... caapaip-. IIIU -file ...alllJ rqall. a lft<lec• ... ...................... .... -....... 11,11 ...... "' ·~•rihul·-c•pmt ._,.._......,......_ a.......otS500•-M'dffll . ...... .,.~ ............. .......... .._..,, AIINpllll>MW ..... ~ .......... ....... ..... ,,. ................. o1 WI I IO a aadidral la_,._ cyde. .................. ,.. ~ ca• Ir -, ICICllfll .... ~ Cl&lllM • lilaG. A cmmh .. _ 11n 0-.-, M CIOll- ..,._..,. s,olD .. CIIJ for.,_ IO .. ...... ,.. n. .. Employees City Passes VDT Standards San Francisco, California is 1he firs1 major U.S. City 10 pass worker safety stan· dilrds for video display 1ennin.il opmalors. The ordinance requires employers buyin1 VDT worbtalions within 12 months or the effective dale or the ordinance 10 provide opmlOfS covcml under the law with adjlll&able sea&in1, adjus&able &enni· nal1 111111 Uptln1 that -apec:irted IIIM- danb. Within 30 months ol the effective dale of the onlinucc, the employer 1111151 upsrade Hislina VDT worblations and equipmnt for openaionl coveml by the ordinance IO the SIMdar1k ICI in the onli- nuce IO • -iaa COIi of S250 per worbulion. Widlia 40 IIIOlllhl ol the cf. fective it.e of die onlinantc, all Hillin, equipmnl .... -the lllilli-..... dlnlllClladle~. ~ IIMl five opcnlOrs work brab or allerMive work after every two houri ol work OIi a VDT wllllla 24 ...... al• ............ effecli"' TIie anliaace WIIC' -caplo)ocl--,.-1 io ,__,.... vor ..-willl 1 ....... 11-kr ................ s.1Ju11 C-J. ~ W.., ...... I law ...... YDT',la I.._ llwa .... ... .._ la ·-,., ...... .;.. wllu .................... _ .. ,.__ °' .. ,........... ,,. ............... a... w-11 .. omc. o1 .. Ci1J A--, .... 11 .. .._.11 t a ,1 ,c ... ..,... ........... ,.11 91hr .,..._n.._ ......... ,..vor ................... ,.., ... ,.a,... --~· lt7 ........ Ao ...,... .............. ' I . • ' ]- • • • • • • '· ------,, . ' MUNICIPAL ATTORNEY \J\11 ( f \J 1 1 \11J1I I l(>l \111 l, 1111 2 PRIVATIZATION: Alternatives In Delivering Services 81 J..., L llffal'* A local government budgets continue 10 be light, public officials are searching for ways 10 reduce costs and still continue IO provide necessary services. One approach lo cm .. '\.1ivc 11Crvi'-'C Jclivcry in 1111c.:h 1111 environment i• priva1iza1ion orcon1rac1in1-ou1. Local 1uvcmmcnlll acrut111 lhc '-'UUnlry lll\: priv11&i.ti111111erv- iccl in a larac number or areas from lcpl services 10 !bl 1111l11tc.,111k.'1:, Local ,ovemmenll provide most of lhe services d1i1&'t111 n,'l·iv,· l'n•m 1tov~·m1111.,11. /\ 1111111id1111li1y delcnnincl lhe IICIYM.'C level, hin:. till: lli&ldT IU pruvilk: lhe service, Ihm raises revenues (tues or fees) 10 pay die CGlla. II ia bodl die buyer ol lel'Vices and lhe pro- duc:er ol lel'Vices. 111ia monopoly liluaion places no inberelll CIIIIIUlial on eilber die amoun1 of 1etVic:e provided ar on lbe efflcieacy ol production. 'l1llle lrldiliclllll ..... ol cleliveriaa lel'Vica .. KC 1pll ii 10ICllli• die fllcal ...... ia IOUlldand re,ea .a .. ..,.llllle IO cover apalihra How- ner. ia w decedes .,.._ c....a clralalic illcn r c in pc, capill a,-ll's ,es bf cilia. Filcal ......... , ...... ,,,.~.,,_ ....... ,,. lewtl ol ...... "-die,._.. pw-IO local.,..... 1111 wllidl..... 1971, Local offi. ... fOftild IO .. ~ IO-trw -,v Thel990•11i'_.y,. 1 •mlmU1ueed ror iv11y. n.enc..a a.wc,.OWili_. omc..eo ........ lur ....... ~ eo...._ .... pn. ¥111--ad ...... nTI ., ..... .. .......... 4, I[ .. l#P F 1 ,.,,,1 . ' • . ' I· • • . ' ;1 - • t• . . ·.., • -t ' . . . ' . I._ .. . . • .. TS, I . . • 7 -c) • • 1- • ·, . i . 09 AGEll>A ITEN C ~ JlMd t~· 1 Liu /)1~ • • . ' . ~ . +- • .. • . . . . I. , . , ' - • • • ]- • • --------------· AGOOA ITEII 0 /J PRESENTtD IY • • • ' . . --- .. • . . " . ' . . ' ' - I . . , 1- • • • • •, • .. --~~~T <//~ttµ_ -~; #utw,,-~~· ~; J_/.ctdu,r,. ;y,f~,; ~~ AGENDA ITEN ~ ~ PRESENTm IY -. • -(A -ti \ 4fz~ .• ~CA-l~tJc~ / ..... --- IIMTS1 /-0 • • < •. . I. • • , • " • • ' ., . - • I. • ' . .. . . . I. , ' . 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I . . ]- • • • ' ' AGEll>A ITEM /JC (. • • •• PRESENTm IY ------ L--v ~ J~~ y .~,l_-~ ~-/~/( <~-~ 'l, MTl•a -------_ ------- Keas _______ _ IIUULTS 1 _________ . ______ _ . . .. . ' . . . I . ' ' • • • "'~ . , ' ' ' -• t• . • ~ ' ' ' ' . (, J • • _____________ , _____ _ • KCCIIIDr --------I. • .... rs, _________________ _ • , - <, - •· • • • • MAY 6, 1991 REGULAR ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MEETING •. I