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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-06-17 (Regular) Meeting Agenda- <, ] ~ (!µ,-4(-e,J ~ • ~ lb el :,tc I ~I ¥~ I • ¢ • • • • ~7/91 • • ' ~ . 0 • • . .. . . . I . • , - - • • • • • I• . • ' ENGLEWOOD C ITV COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Session June 17, 1991 1. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Yan Dyke at 7:37 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Member Bullock. 3. Pledge of Allqiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Yan Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Also present : 5. lltnutes Council Mellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins , Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke None City Manager Fraser Ctty Attorney DeWitt Assistant City Ninager Martin Ct ty Clerk Crow Dana Glazier, Wute Ninageaent Coord nator Director Wanush, COIIIUlltty Developeent Director Fonda, Utilities Director Esterly, Public Works D rector Hayes, FtnaftCial Services (1) CWIL .... CUYTOII IIDltD, -IT IMS SIC ..... , TO Al•llft TIil llllllfll Of TIil IIUM IUTJ• Of Jllll I, INI, ,. Ay : Council rs ltoltay, Kath , t.,llO( , Cl t , Habtftlcht, Van Dyke Na : Ab ta n : ion carr ed . "' -. , • ' I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 2 <. • • I• • • (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East Dartmouth Avenue, did not appear as scheduled. (b) Sandra Livermore, 2758 South Delaware Street, did not appear as scheduled. (c) A resolution reappointing Don Styes to the Englewood Liquor Licens- ing Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 49, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DONALD J. STYES TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL NOIIER HATIWIAY NOVm, MD IT IIAS SECOll>m, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 49, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Mr . Counc 11 Melllbers Ko 1 hy, Hathaway, Wi 99 ins, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke None Styes' term of office expires August 4, 1994. Bullock, (d) A resolution appointing Mike Ward to Englewood's Keep America Beautiful Co..ission wa s considered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 50, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MICHAEL WARD TO FILL A VACANT POSITION ON THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL C°"'ISSION OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUIICIL fDIO •TNIIIMY IIDWO, -IT IIAS SECGIID, TO APPIOVE HSOl.UTIC* NO. IO, SDIES 0, IHI. Ayes : Nays: Mot on carrttd. Mr . Council Nellbers Koltay, H1th11111y, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Ward 's tera of office expires Otcetlber Wiggins, Bullock, 10, 1992 . (e) A resolut on IPPO ntl"9 [UCJ(' rd was constd T rt olut on was a 1 "9 l tlllOOd ' s Water and r an rand read by tle : UTI Of 1991 T POSITI TH ATER ti c rrl 0 ary I , l"Z. " - ' I. • ]- • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 3 • • • (f) A resolution reappointing Walt Tomooka to the Englewood Downtown Development Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF WALT TOMOOKA TO THE BOARD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. COIIICIL NEIIIER HATIWIAY IIOYED, AND IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. TOIIIOOka 's tera of office expires June 30, 1995 . (g) A resolution reappointing Gordon Close to the Englewood DowntOllln Deve 1 opaent Author I ty WIS cons I dered. The reso 1 ut ion was IS s I gned a nlllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO . 53, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF GORDON CLOSE TO THE BOARD OF DI - RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY . CGUIICIL .... NATNMIAY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SUCIIIIED, TO APPIOVE Rlsot.UTI• •• U, SDIES Of IHI. Aye s: Council ....,.rs IColtay, Hathway, Wi99 ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habetllcht, Van Dyke Nays: None Mot on c arr l.ct. Nr. Close 's t,,. of office expires Ju,_. 30. 1995. (h) A resolution reappolntt1111 Toa Burns to the £1191.-.ood Hous 119 Au · thor ty wa considtNd . T resolution was ass n.ct a nUlllbtr and r Id b l tl R£ UTIOII NO . 5', SCRIES Of 1991 N Of TON TO HOUSI fO #fllH KMWTI• •. ,. lloc , " -. , ' I . . • ' ]- -- • • • Englewood City Council "inutes June 17, 1991 -Page 4 '· RESOLUTION NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991 • • • ,. ~ t• • A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RON LUNDERS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COUNCIL NENIER HATHAWAY NOVED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 55, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Lunders' term of office expires August 4, 1994 . 7. Non-scheduled Visitors There were no non -scheduled visitors. 8. co..un1cat1ons and Procl ... t1ons (1) COUNCIL IEIID NATINAY IIOVED, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO ACCEPT THE IESIMATI• Of CMDELL MOSTD FICIII THE KEEP MIOICA IEAUTIFUL CCIIIISSION. Ayes: Counc il Nellbers Koltay , Hathaway, Wigg i ns , Bull ock, Cla yton , Habenicht, Van Dyke Na ys: None No tion carried. (b) CIIICIL .... M UICI IIDIID, -IT IIAS Kcam, TO APNOft THE PIOCUMTI• -·· TNE nn1me .... -·WDSMY Of .MIES -DOIOTNY rm•. Ayes : N.tys : Not ton can-led. active, Involved Council Nabers Kol tay, Hathaway, Wf99fns, Clayton, Habenich t , Van Dyke None lest w shes wre ex t ended t o the Tott ons, both of r s of the COlll9Ullf t y. Bullock , a 9 . Mite 11Nrt111 to COM t W 111 -••nt to tM 1•1 ZOM Dh trt ct letulattOM. A N.l_ys : carr ied . r s Koltay , Hathaway, W ,n , Je hl , Yan Dye .....c 11oc , • . ' I. • ' - • • ' Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 5 • • • ,; - I• ... a brewery in an 1-1 Zone District would be a nuisance or an obnoxious neigh- bor. After investigating the issue, it is the opinion of sta f f and the Plan- ning Commission that the use "brewery" would not be obnoxious. He assured Counc i1 that should the use "brewery" be removed from the 1 i st of excluded uses , any brewery exceeding one acre would still require Council approval as a Planned Development; and Planned Developments must meet certain criteria. It was pointed out that this zoning change is not site-specific. There is no assurance that a brewery would actually become a reality, the change only makes it a possibility. Additionally, should a brewery/brew-pub wish to lo- cate in the 1-1 Zone District, both State and local liquor licensing approval would be necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, 4600 South Huron Street, stated they objected to the change due to increased noise and traffic. They conaented that the neigh- bors they had spoken to also objected but were unable to COllle to the meeting. The procedure for liquor licensing approval was discussed as were the traffic issues. Elmer Jungck, 4606 South Mariposa Drive, stated he and his wife strongly op- posed the proposal of putting a brewery into the Cedar Lumber building. An- ticipated production, increased truck traffic, and possible odor problems were discussed In depth. Richard Squire, Breckenridge Brewery, Breckenridge, Colorado, offered informa - tion concerning the brewery business and his potential location In the Cedar LUlllber building. Water quality, production quantities and traffic vol11t11e were explllned. No other coaaents were offered concerning the proposed change to the 1-1 Zone District list of excluded uses . CCUl:ll IIEIIIEI lOlTAY DO, -IT IIAS S(COIIDD, TO CLOS( T1I( PUil.iC HEAlll •• Ayes : Council Netlbers Koltly, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motton carried. 10 . Af,roWa1 on Second leadfnt Coun 1 r Habenicht requested that Afenda It s IO(b) ai,d IO(c) be ad · drts td nd v dually . Th r for • It was d fdtd to address separat ly ach t undtr h s t lOft . (a) CCUl:ll .... M.LOCI IMO, -IT IIAS KCOIIDD, TO APPIOff MDI• DA ITOI IO(a) • CCUl:ll llll •• H, Dff1TL1D1 A IILL ,. M •11111t[ HODY ...... Tint I, CIWnl 7, sun• z. DIil[. .. •1c1ML CIIDE lNI POTAIII• TO ••••cn•-PMI Of TNE IMl lMIGD •1c1ML CMT . A Hay, Math ay, WI , V.11 Dy " , lulloc • • I . • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 6 • . ,~ • • Motion carried. Council Bill No. 36 is designated as Ordinance No. 36, Series 1991. (b) COUNCIL NDIIER HABENICHT NOVED, AND IT IIAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE AIElltA ITEII lO(b) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 41, ENTITLED: A IILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVINI AND AUTHORIZINI THE EXECUTION OF AN INTER- IOVERIIIENTAL COOPERATION AIREENENT lflTH AltAPAHOE COUNTY IELATINI TO THE CON- DUCT OF COIIIUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PIOIIWIS FOR FEDERAL FISCAL YEARS 1992 THROUIH 1994. Council Mellber Habenicht requested conf1raat1on frOII Director lfanush that the percentages Englewood would receive under this contract would r .. a1n the same for each of the three years of the contract. Mr. lfanush affil"lled they would. Vote results: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay. Hathaway. Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried . Counc i l 8111 No . 41 1s de s ignated as Ordinance No . 37 , Serie s 1991. (c) CGUIICIL ..... MlllMIIY au, -IT IMS SECClmED, TO APfllOVE MED ITEII lO(c) -CGUIICIL till •• a. Ell'ITUlh M •111111C1 -·· TITU 11, CIIIP1D 4, SKTI• C., IUISECTI• S, OF THE ENI EMNII •1c1NL CIII 1•. IY •un• 1111 TUii lllllDY -DECUII• M EIDIIIICY. [Clerk's t: This COUflCtl 1111 did not recetve 11t11ntaous approv al at the J, lftl, E119lwood Ctty Coullctl tt119. Therefore, tt ts not constdered an f"9111CY ordt11ance II t tttlt tlldtc ates. J Counct 1 ctl 1111 restdtllts CUM"tfttly of t c • • - - • • • • "' - • ·, - • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 . Page 7 overcome. He explained he would be voting in favor of Council Bill No. 42, but he assured the Jacksons and the Jungcks he would do everything possible to placate their concerns and needs. Council Member Habenicht wished the record to reflect that she does encourage new business; however, she maintained that this "particular business in this particular location would put a hardship on the property owners and citizens who live in our community." Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Notion carried. 1991. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Van Dyke Council Neniber Habenicht Council Bill No. 42 ts designated as Ordinance No. 38, Series Mr. Jungck brought to Council's attention the heavy traffic, excessive speed and potential of injury due to children sitting on the Btg Ory Creek Bridge. Mayor Van Dyke requested that staff review the traffic concerns tn that par- ticular area. Mr. Jungck also COlllllented on the du111plng of cedar shingles on Windermere. Director Wanush explained this was a te111porary recycling process, the operation of which has been approved by the Fire Division. 11. Public For1a1 to 91ther input fr• citizens Ntlrilint the develo,aent of the 1 tt2 budtet. COUNCIL "8IIO CLAYTCNI NOVtD, -IT IMS SECGIIU, TO ON11 TN( PUILIC FOUi. ~es: Council ....,_rs Kollly, Hathaway , llf99lns, Bullock. Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. City Manager Fraser uplalned the publ le forua ts being held to provide citizens an opportunity to COllllltnt on the 199Z budget prior to any foraallzed budget recoaendattons . The public forua P~edes the IM,lblic hearlftt ~Ired by Charter which Is scheduled for S.,tlllber 16, 1991 • t • .. I. • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 8 • . ,~ • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC FORUM. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions (a) Dana Glazier, Waste Management Coordinator, presented a reconwnenda- tion from the Department of Community Development concerning the Keep America Beautiful Commission. Mr. Glazier explained the Connission wished to be iden- tified as the "Englewood Clean, Green and Proud Connission• in an effort to reflect the Commission's goals and to better distinguish Englewood's c011111is- slon frOIII the majority of other Keep America Beautiful co11111issions. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL COtl'llSSION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO USE THE DESCRIPTION "THE ENGLEWOOD CLEAN, GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION ." COUNCIL IDIO HATIWIAY NOVO, Ml> IT WAS SEC0ND£D, TO APNOVE RESOLUTION NO. 51, S01£S Of IHI. Ayes : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays: None Mo ltOft c arried. (b) Dana Glazier, Waste Mana~nt Coordinator, presented a rec01111enda- ltOft froa the Departaent of Co.unity Developaent to approve a resolut 10ft es- tab l hh "9 five subcoa1ttHs with i n the E119lewood Clean, GrHn and Proud Coa- sslOft. Those subcoalttees were Iden t i fied as : I . Nunlclpal Solid Waste Coalttee Z. Adopt -a -Spot and Beautification COllllllttee l . Educ at ion Coalttee 4 . fund Rahing C011111lttee S. Public Relations C011111ltt 01 Oft nsued cone ming t various subc tte s. It wa s cl ar lf ed that Coun 1 pprova 1 of t subcoal tt s s ,-.qu red to cof'lfora w th t r • qulr nts st forth n Ordnance No . SO, Serles of 1990 ; further, that Coun - cil' ut r ty In this aatter ts flOt bel119 di• nhhtd u the Coaahs Oft wll l be wr t119 within the 9uldtl nu provided by Council. T resolution wu H · s I I n r Ind r ad by t 1 : RESOI.UTI • 57, SERIES Of' 1991 rJV CNOTI ES Of TH CNGLCVOOO K P MCIUCA ,. - • I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 • • t~ • ,. - • COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY NOVm, All) IT WAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 57, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried . Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None ( c) Di rector Wanush presented a recommend at ion from the Department of Commun f ty Deve 1 opment to approve a reso 1 ut ion and agreement with three 1 oca 1 trash haulers in conjunction with the Recycling Pilot Program. Mr. Wanush infonned Council the pilot progra• will commence July 1, 1991, and will be in effect for six months. The resolution would allow the City to enter into three separate contracts with Waste Manager of Denver South, Browning-Ferris Industries, and Laidlaw Waste Systet11s, Inc. The resolution was assigned a nullber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THREE (3) AGREEMENTS WITH PARTICIPATING HAULERS IN OR -DER TO IMPLEMENT THE ENGLEWOOD RECYCLING PILOT PROGRAM. COUNCIL N[Nl[R HATHAWAY NOVm, AND IT WAS SECOll>O), TO APPIOYE IESOlurJON .,, 58, SERIES OF lttl. There was brief discussion relative to the grant IIOnies which are funding this prograa, and ft was confi.-.d that the pilot progra• ts not being funded by the City of Englewood. It is hoped that the progra• will lead to substantial waste reduction, and that the fnfol"llltton garnered through the progra. can be shared wtth other COIIIUnltles for their recycling efforts . Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council ..._.rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Haben ich t, Van Dyke None (d) Director Wanush presented a recoaendat Ion froa the Plann ing and Zoning Coalsslon to adopt a bill for 1n ordinance 1pprovtne the zontne of ~ly annexed land. Mr . Wanu sh lnforaed Council that the Planning and Zoning C01111tsslon held a public heart119 on this .. tter on June 4, 1991. The r OIi · ndatton froe the COlllllsslon s for COUftCfl to approve on r rst reading t zonfng set forth n Council 1111 No . 44 and lo set I public ht1rf119 for July IS, 1991, lo cons f d r any coaents offtrH by lht pub l i c pr or to tht secOftd rtadlng or the council bill . The C ty Clert was Uktd to rtld Council lflJ No . 44 , tntftltd : COUNCIL Bill NO . 44 , INTIIOOUC£0 8Y COUNCIL NENICR WIGGINS A BILL fOlt AN OltOI ZONING PIIOPUTI Aa£XCO TO TH( CITY Of £NCil£WOOO . COUIICIL NENIO lfl.llS IIDWO, -IT IMS lfCGlel:D, TO AN•1111 ... ITDI ll(d) • COUNCIL llll .,, _., KIits o, INI. •. ' I . • ]- - • • • • • I • • Englewood City Council Ninutes June 17, 1991 -Page 10 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None COUNCIL NENIER Wl&lilNS NDVm, AND IT IIAS SECNm, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR JULY 15, 1991 AT 7:30 P.N., TO CCIIISIDER ZONING DESIIIIATION FOR THE NEWLY AN- NEXm PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF EN&l.EVOOD, COLORADO. Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec01111end1tion frOIII the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agreement with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Mr. Fonda explained this en- casement will provide a loop connection for two existing lines. Two bid pro - posals were received, with Drake Contractors subllitting the low bid of $23,800. COUNCIL NENIER MILLOClt NOVm, AND IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPIOVE THE MIMD Of IID FOR THE IOIING AND DICASING OF A IIATER LINE 111D THE ON-IMP AT U.S. 215 AND SANTA FE IN THE MOIIIT Of $23,800. Before voting, there was brief discussion concerning the ultlute respon- sibility of landscaping or asphalt restoration. Nr. Fonda confiraed there should be no asphalt restoration required and that there is little if any landscaping. However, the ultiute responsibility will rest with the City. City tt.n19er Fraser offered to provide Council with 11are fnforutlon concern - ing the scheduling and coapletfon of thfs project. Vote results: ~es : Nays : Motton carried. Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hathaway, Vl99fns , Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (f) Director Fond• presented I recoatndatlon froa the Ut11 I ties De · partNnt to adopt I bill for an ordtn1nce approv ing five tHMeftts froa the S0uthg1te Sanitation Dtstrfct Big Ory Creek Interceptor EH t 1long South Platte R ver Drive . The Cfty Clerk wu uked to re-«f Counctl 1111 No . lt, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . 39, INTRODUCED IY COUNCI NENER MATHMIAY A BILL fe>lt AN OROI APPIOVIIC FIVE EASOOTS FOR l SOUTIUT SANITATION DISTRICT BIG ORY CRCCK INTERCEPTOR EASCNENT Al'*' SOUTH Pl.ATI RIY(R ORIV , CWIL .... MWY MO, -IT 1111 IRllla, Tl .,, .... --ITIII ll(f) • CUICIL IIU •• H. ,- ' , I. • , ~ - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 11 . ' • • t• • Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (g) Director Esterly presented a rec011aendation from the Department of Public Works to enter into a contract with Kahn and COIIIJ)any for replacement of the carpet in the Library, utilizing Milliken Modular Carpet at a cost not to exceed $79 ,250. Mr. Esterly explained this was a negotiated amount which is less than the local contractor was able to provide. Discuss i on ensued rela- tive to the floor preparation and project contingencies . Mr. Fraser advised that it should not be asswaed the extra money would be spent. At this point it ts not possible to determine the condition of the floor under the current carpet; any remaining monies will be returned to the General Fund. CCIUIICIL IEIIIEI HMEIIICHT IIDYED, Ml> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO AUTNOIIZE TH£ CITY IWIMO TO EIITEI IIITO A CCIITIACT 111TH ICAIII Ml> CONPANY, DDIVO, COLOltADO, FOi NILlllDI -CONPMY, L.AIIIMIE, IEOIIIA, FOi PIOVIDJ• Ml> IIISTALLI• fllLlllEN IIODULAlt CAD£T IN THE ENILEIIOCID LIIUIY, THE NIOIIIT NOT TO EXCEED $79,250. Council Mellber Koltay expressed concern over the Manner i n which bi d requests are occasionall y s tructured , resulting in sole source contracts . Vote results : Ayes: Nay s: Motion carried . Counc i1 Nellber s Koltay , Hathaway , Wi gg i ns , Bu l lock , Clayton , Haben i cht, Yan Dyke None (h ) CCIUIICIL .... cun• IMED, -IT IIAS SEcamED, TO TAILE AIDIIA ITEN 11 (h) IELATI• TO TNE IIICLUSI• OF WOUlll'MY CCIICl£TE NOPOTIES IIITO NYI• DlffllCT •• M/CIICl(Tt IEPUCDIElff DlffllCT IHI. Ay es: Counc il Nellbers loltay , Hathaway , Wiggin s, Bullock, Clayton , Haben i cht , Yan Dyk e Nays: None Mo tion carried. ( t) Director Hayes presen t ed a recoaenda t ion f roa the Depart•nt of F'in1nchl Strvlce to idopt a resolution providing for the Nollet of S1le of Speci1l Asses t loftds for P1ving District No . 34/Concrete Replactaet1t Dis - tr ct No . 1991 . N • H yes provtCMd 1nforaatlon reht ve to bond strvc:ture, schedule, and s z -" ch has bffn s t 1t $370,000 . T tsllaattd nttrest rate 1nd bond r1t ng re 11plafntd by Ns. Ha-11s. The resolution wu assl9ntd 1 nllllbtr and r ad by t t 1 : R SOLUTION NO . St, SEIUES Of 1991 A RCSOlUTION PIOYIDI f'OI TH£ NOTICE Of SALE Of SP£CIAl ASSES NT IONDS Of TH CITY Of ( CWOCX>, tOLOIAOO. FOi PAVINfi DISTI ICT -,, 34/CONCRETE REPLACE · NT DISTRICT -,, 1991, IN THC PIUIIC I,.._ ~ OF S370,000 AND PIIOVIDI FOi PUll.lCATION All) Mill Of' THC NOTIC[. "' - ' • . - I . • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 12 . ' • • I~ • COUNCIL IIENIER KOLTAY ROVED, AND IT WAS SECOll>EO, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 51, SERIES OF 1191. Ayes: Council Metlbers Kolt1y, H1th1w1y, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, H1benicht, Vin Dyke N1ys: None Motion carried. (j) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recoanendation to 1dopt I bill for 1n ordinance 1111ending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the i11poundlnent of mtor vehicles. Mr. DeWitt explained the aaendlllent is necesury 1s 1 result of the reorg1niution previously approved by Council 1nd to provide Code Enforceaent Officers enforcement authority. The City Clerk w1s 1sked to read Council Bill No. 43, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 43, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ANDl>ING TITLE 11, CHAPTER lA, SECTIONS 2 ANO 3, RELATING TO THE INPOUNIIIENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. COUNCIL IEIID CLAYTm IIDVED, _, IT IIAS SKCNIO, TO APPIOYt AIOmA ITEII ll(j) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 43. Ayes: Council llellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 13. leneral Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice ( I) Mayor Van Dyke proposed a reso 1 ut t Oft supporting the UII i ted States Conference of Mayors In Its att111Pt to aodify current laws retarcttng federal -'9"CY planning and response asshtuce . The resolut10ft .. , assig · Md a nllllber and read t n t ts ent t rety. RESOLUTION NO. 60, SERIES Of 1991 IIAYOll WM DYU IMO, -IT 1115 suamD, Tl llf•ut IIUOWl'I• •• IO, SOIU 0, lNl . Ay : Nay : NotiOfl Clrrled , (b) Counc rs Kolt11, Kath...,y, lllggtns, lulloclt, cht, Va"~ " - ~ < ' I . . , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 13 RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF 1991 • - • A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE R. CRAIG NELSON MEMO- RIAL FUND. COUNCIL NEIIIER BULLOCK NOYm, AND IT IIAS SECCN>m, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF 1991. Council Member Koltay explained he had suggested tabling this item at the last meeting with the objective of further discussion at a study session. He of- fered the opinion that such a contribution does set a precedence. He urged that Council adopt a policy on how such contributions should be made. Council Metllber Bullock countered that a general policy need not be adopted, that this gesture is a •one-time deal in a unique situation.• Council Mellber Clayton offered infoniation concerning the benefits provided for all ellll)loyees, and he stated he did not feel it appropriate for Council to be discussing this issue at this tiiwe. COUNCIL IEIIIEI CLAYTON NOYm, MD IT IIAS SECONDED, TO TABLE lll)(FINITELY AGEN- DA ITEN 13(b)(1) · RESOLUTION NO. 61, SEIIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Mellber Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: Council Metlber Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock Motion defeated. Discussion continued. Council Metlber Wiggins inquired about the total coapensation benefits as a result of Mr. Nelson 's death. City ,..nager Fraser explained that the entftle- .. nts have not been totally detenafned . He offered to share that lnfonaation with Council when a detenafnatfon has been reached. Council Netlber Habenicht Inquired about staff's position concerning such a contribution. Mr. Fraser stated that generally staff had indicated such ac - tion aay be inappropriate, that should Council do soaethfr19 of this nature, ft ought to be as part of the ovnall review of the coapensatfon plan. Nr . Fraser r .. tnded Council that they are the decision aakers on coapensatfon for 400 to 500 eaployffs and such a decision, regardless of how ft ts teraed, does set a precedence in teras of expectation and policy . Council Meaber Habtn cht offered that this s an flcult to deal with on an nt 11 ctual 1 v 1, and n though she is unc•· fortable votlr19 no, sh fHh It n tht best nt rut of everyone not to approve R sol ut fon No . 61. Concern ng lht contrlbllt on 111CM by Cherry Hfl ls Yllla9e, she feels It fs a ltstlaony to our c0111Unlty and to tht services we provide. and the C.Ofttrlbut Oft should be viewed as I tribute to al I Er19ltllf00d offfc rs and In particular lo Mr . Ntl on and his,,. ly. CCIUIICIL .... ULTAY IIDWID, -IT IN srcaa, Tl Tai IUOlUTION •• '1, KIIU Of lNl. Ayes : N y ; COUtlCf l V " Dy ,~ fl r loltay, Hath y. Clayto,1, Haben cht, r II" '"• lull ' I . • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 14 Motion carried. . ' • • I• • (ii) Council Melllber Clayton proposed a resolution indicating En- glewood's support for the National Education Goals for the children of the City of Englewood. He strongly urged support of these goals and the par- ticipation of Council in conjunction with the School Board toward the accom- plishment of the goals. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 62, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF ENGL£WOOO. COIIICIL NOIIO CLAffCIN IIDYED, Ml> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES Of 1991. Council Nellber Wiggins, who participated in the video telethon earlier this evening, stated the meeting was well attended; he concurred with Mr. Clayton's strong support of the National Education Goals. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Notion carried. Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None [Clerk's note: The following listing of Council Nlllber's Choice does not necessarily reflect the order In which they were lllde.J ( ti i ) Counc 11 Nellber Bu 11 ock: 1. He requested that Council Bill No. 38 regarding the election of the Mayor by popular vote be on the July 1, 1991 agenda. 2. He requested that the council bil 1 regarding the Building Code be on the July 1, 1991 19end1. On the s ... aatter, he COlattlted upon the article which appeared In the June 13th issue of the Englewood Sentinel, stating he was in - accurately quoted. Further, it was not his lnttt1t to cause undue hardship In the Building Division. He urvect e•pedlency In resolving thts Issue . l . He advised Council of the upcoalng ·Marjorie P191 o.,, • July 7th at 5 :00 p •. , and he requested to ,-.present the City at that fUftCtlOft . Mayor Van Dyke agreed o th is repres entation . 4 . He " Sled that 111 Colorado flunlcipal Le19ue atteftdees rtaain for a few alnutes after 1dJournatnt . ( Iv ) Council fltllbtr ClaytOft : I . CGUIICIL .... WYTII ""9, -IT IIAS IU .... , Tl.,,_. TIil MIil• IIQIT IUnt TIOOP II FIi 1'Nl US( OF C8HNIM. UU • I' - • .. I . • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 15 • • • • Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Nellber Wiggins Notion carried. Council Nellber Wiggins explained his •nay• vote was due to being tnforaed that soae lllllbers of the Parks and Recreation C01111isston were not in favor of this agreeaent . Council Nellber Clayton countered that the COllllission had not taken a vote concerning this itea. 2. He provided an update on the American Coaunities for Cleanup Equity (ACCE) .. ting •tch he will attend in Washington, D.C. on June 25, 1991. City Attorney DeWitt provided additional inforaation concerning ACCE's legis- lative efforts . (v) Council Nellber tt.benicht: 1. She aentioned that lten Waechter had expressed safety concems over cer- tain -nclaents to the Code, approved in 1•, •ich now permits the 1 tcenstng of tee ere• ffftdor trucks. Ns. Habenicht asked tllat staff look into tile is- sue to determine if it has presented a safety probl•. Based on that inforaa- tion, it aay be necessary for Council to reevaluate the Code provision. 2. She requested that staff look tnto provtdtng clear aarktngs of lanes on the extt rap of West U.S. 215 up to Broadway. • She coapltaented staff on recent tssues of The Ctttzen and Ptpeltne as betng very tnforaattve. (vt) Council lllaber Wt19tns: 1. Ne tnqutred tf the •report officers• wre now on clllty 111 safety Services; he was tnforaed they..,.. 111d are referncl to as •,01tce Desk Officers.• 3. Ne tnq11tred about tile Oh• 1 1 t. Ill'. D1IH tt W en, res,olldld. 4. Ne adYt led Counc 11 of the wll -atteaded the o.int .... Develo,-nt Autllortty Int Plaza. 5. Ne asked about t acqutsttt• of ted aove forward on tllts. Soutll limlll'lli• (vtt) Council l. ,.Heel on coapl sending Ctty r Fra r to tng Its future oper1tt111s. z. con S • rdtng t Ctty la Ctty rd · t t rtty h • • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 16 • • • ,. 3. She infonned Council that Denver Regional Council of Governwients is hold- ing a public hearing on June 25, 1991 concerning the MAC proposal; she re- quested confirmation that Englewood's position remains the sa11e; if not, she requested additional input. Council Mellber Habenicht indicated she would like to discuss changing the City's position. 14. City Manager's Report (a) Mr. Fraser infonaed Council there is no scheduled study session the week of June 25th. (b) Mr. Fraser advised Council he would be subllitting a written report on the outcoae of the aeetings with KRAVCO regarding Cinderella City. (c) He inforad Council that Public Service c-,any of Colorado has agreed to let the City of Engl9"00d utilize Ji• Chlllllbers for the next 12 to 18 aonths. Mr. Chlllllbers will be assisting the City in its econoaic developaent efforts. (d) He announced that there will be a tour of the Breckenridge Brewery for those persons 1ttendi119 Colorado Municipal League. The tour is scheduled for Friday at 11:30 •·•· (e) Ht aentiontd the ·Gotcha• progr• as outlined in the last issue of The Citizen. Ht feels th i s progr• will have a positive influence within the city organization. 15. Ctty AttofflQ'I a.,ort (a) llr. DelUtt advised that Council 1111 lo. 37, tabled at the June 3rd .. ting, will be OIi the JIiiy Isl .....-.. The b111 concen11 an agreeatt1t for exchange of certain properties with the State Ht......, Departaent. 16 .~ CIIIICIL .... ULTAY ... TO 11.11•. The ... ting ldjourMd at 10:17 p.a . • . ' ·- • I. , • I • l • • ) ~1 CITY CGlll:ll MElltA STATUS HPOIT F• TN( JUIIE 17. lttl. CITY COUNCIL NEETllli ~ Orl9t ... tl119 It• DINrtatt!t Dtscrtnton Action liken SA FIii SER¥ COUIICIL NIIIJTES 6/3/91 APPROVED 6-0-1 (WIGGINS ABSTAINED) IA CJliR fNJt SUTOII, 1511 E. OARTJIJUTH NOT PRESENT RE : TRAFFIC CONCERNS OMTlllUTH/ tUIIOlDT AREA " CJliR SNOtA llVEIIIIRE, 2758 S OEL.AIIARE NOT PRESENT RC : CODE ENFORCDIENT IC FIii SClV R£S0f 49 REAPPO INTING DON STYES TO APPROVED 7-0 llA ID ca111 on RESOl50 APPOINTING NIK £ WARD TO APPROVED 7-0 llAI CCIIUSSIOII IC Ulll RES0f5I APPOINTING £U6ENE OTIS TO APPROVED 7-0 IMTCR & SEVCR BOARD If (11M RESOISZ REAPPO INTl115 WAl.T TCIIDA APPROVED 7-0 TO lDM IC ED lt(SOf53 REAPPOINT ING GORDOII CLOSE APPROVED 7-0 TO £1* '" CCIII D£V lt(SOf54 REAPPOI NTING TCI' 8UAIIS TO APPROVED 7-0 CHA " FIii SER¥ RESOf55 REAPPOINT ING RON LUNDERS APPROVED 7-0 TO LLA IA CCIII OU RESICIIATIOII Of CARD£LL WEBSTER FRON ACCEPTED 7-0 kA8 C<IINISSIOII -I - • • • w Follow -up COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED CERTIFICATE TO BE MAILED CERTIFICATE PRESENTED I r CERTIFICATE TO BE MAILED I CERTIFICATE TO BE MAILED I CERTIFICATE TO BE MAILED CERTIFICATE TO BE MAILED CERTIFICATE TO BE HAILED NONE ! I • 7 ,. I . , • '<L I • • I • ii I • au PIIOCUMT ION HONOR ING 50TH APPROVED 7-0 PROCLAMATION TO BE TRANSMITTED AIIIIVCRSARY Of TOTTONS O£Y PUBllC HCARING -1-1 ZONE DISTRICT RECiUI.Al IONS NR . I NRS. ROBERT JACKSON, 4600 SO. HURON ELNER JUNGCIC, 4606 S. MUPOSA RICHARD SQUIRE, BRECKUIIIDGE, CO IM fUI CT OROD6 (C8136) MUl)ING DC RELATING APPROVED 7-0 TO JUlt I SO IC Tl ON All> POIIER Of U I EFFECTIVE 12:01 A.M. 7/21/91 COURT •• CCIII D£Y ORO.U7(C8141) ACREENENT 111TH APPROVED 7-0 COMM DEV TO SECURE SIGNATURES; MAP.en. FOR COIIG PROGRM FILE COPY WITH CITY CLERK ., lot CCIII DEV ORO.IJl(C8142) MUl)ING DC RELATING APPROVED 6-1 (HABENICHT) EFFECTIVE 12:01 A.M. 7/21/91 A TO 1-1 ZONE DISTRICT REGULATIONS II FIi SHY PUii.iC FOIUI · 1992 IIUDG£T DEVELOPNENT r I • • JOtll PHERSON, 3963 S CHEDEE, PUii.iC LIBRARY ADVISORY DIii> CMIINN II.A CCIII O£V RCSOfS6 OFFICIALLY RECOGIIIZING KAI APPROVED 7-0 NAME CHANGE EFFECTIVE C1IIUSS10N AS •£NliLEIIOOD CLEM, l"'EDIATELY WEI NI> PROUD CCIIUSSION• t ~ Ill CCIII DCV RESOl57 ESTABl.lSNING FIVE SUI-APPROVED 7-0 NONE COMMITTEES WITHII KAI COMMISSION IZC CCIII DCV RESOl58 APPROVING ACREDOT 111TH APPROVED 7 -0 COMM DEV TO SECURE SIGNATURES; 3 LOCAL TRASH MILERS FOR THE FILE COPY WITH CITY CLERK RECYCLING PILOT PROGRM IZO CCIII DCV C814 4 APPROVING ZONING OF NDfl.Y APPROVED 7-0 PUBLIC HEARING SET FOR 7/15/91 AIIIICXEO LNI> SECOND READING 7/15/91 • " • • 1: -2 . • , • ... • ._.. • • I • I !I ll( UHL fl>TI ON TO APPIOV£ MiREDOT 111TH APPROVED 7-0 UTIL TO SECURE SIGNATURES; ORM£ CONTRACTORS FOR BORING I FILE COPY 111TH CITY CLERK ENCASING A WATER LIii£ AT US285 I SF (Sll,800) IZF UTIL c,n, APPDING 5 EASEN£NTS FOR APPROVED 7-0 SECOND READING 7/1/91 S0UTH1iATE SMIITATJON DISTRICT BIG ORY CR££1C INTERCEPTOR I le PUI WkS NOT ION TO APNOWE CCIITUCT FOR APPROVED 7 -0 WOR1C TO PROcEED; PUB WKS TO CAIP£T REPUCOOT Ill llllltMY 111TH SECURE SIGNATURES & FILE UNN All> CO FOi S79,ZSO COPY 111TH CITY CLERK PUI 1115 Cl MOl>JNG Oll»JZ TO INCLUDE TABLED 7-0 REfl>VED AT THE REQUEST OF WOUIITMY CCIICl(TE PIIDPERTJES Ill TOM PELTZ, BONO ATTORNEY I , MYI• DISTIIJCT l4/CCIICR£T£ REPUCE -IDT OISTIIICT 1991 JZI fl• SOY •SOHt ,_IOING FOi fl)TICE Of APPROWED 7-0 BOND SALE 7/1/91 10:00 A.M. I I SALE Of 5'£CIAI. ASS£S9DT IOll)S r • • FOi '°'l4/CCIIDETE 1991 llJ CAm Cll4J .... DIC •un• TO APPROWED 7-0 SECOND READING 7/1/91 r~ Of M>TOR mucus lJA f CJllil •SOHO Sll'POITING U.S. COIF. Of APPROVED 7 -0 NONE I 7 MYOIS TO •rFY CUM£1rT LAIi$ R£: r, f(D(Ml EIDIOkY PUIIII• I R[SIQIS( Ult CJllil R£SOH1 RDIJIIAI. CCIITRIIUTJOtl TO TABLED 5-2(8ULLOCK/ NONE R. CMIS •um RDIJIIAI. f1IID IIICGJIIS) IJlf t CJllil R(SOffl Sll'POITJ• IIATICIML APPROVED 7-0 NONE I . , ~ OIUCATICII DlS FOi Ell5l.£11DOD CNILOREII Ill 111 011i1 IUUOCIC: I) IEQU(ST(D Cllll TO 8£ I ,. CII IIUT AG£a (MYGt TO 1£ ELECTED " .... WOT£) ... Z) REQU[STm STATUS Of IU>5.COOE I I JSSU( (TO I( Otl IIDT ACEIIM) l) DISCUSSED AITICLE Ill SENTIIIEL ' .. -3 - , • • . . • • ~ • llllw 01GR lllY OIGR Ulwl Cll5lt lllwf I Olia lllwltt CJlil 14A I • • • RE: IUILDIIG DEPT. ISSUE 4) REQU(STED PIIOCLMUICII RE: ~IE PAGE ~y • 7/7/91 CLAYTCII: I) MTJCII TO APPDE MilEOOT 111TH TROOP 9Z FOR USE Of COOE•IAL UK( Z) ACCE NEETIIG Pl.MS tNOIICHT: I) IC[ CR£M VDIXIIS IN Ol&UlOIO; MY •m TO Rrntr• TN£ 1SSU£ Z) R£0U(STm l[TI[R MRltllGS ml EllT _., ml IIEST US Zl5 UP TO IIDMJIIAY l) CCll'I.UIEITED STAFF ml R£COO ISMS Of CITIZEN Ml> Pl,CLIN( 11Hil511S : I) REPORT OfflC[RS, wm SCftlCCS Z> mr-.,...., TUlll-stor •ms TO I( MIITm l) ASl£D STATUS Of OLD UIISUIT 4) IIISICM. POJCIINCES AT PLAZA 5) AqlllSITICII Of SOUTH ORIYE · IN ,-,p(ffl MTNMMY: I) RllAYm allDT OF UIIIY cot.ON RE: COUKIL Al.LCIIHIG fMSElt JO IIUT Ill TH DAYCO R£,S RECAlltllli Clm(RELLA CITY 2) R£STl0CII FACILITIES IN PLAZA l) ORCO& NEETIIG 6/ZS/91 RE: MC IDl.TAY: I) Off[l(D ,CRSCIML l(ST IIISNES TO IULLOClt IN Cll. EXEC. ID. fl[CTICII II> STWY S(SSICII ET IIEEl REPORT FORTIOIUIG GI NEETIIG WITH UAWCO . 4 . APPROVED 6·1 (WIGGINS) ,, CATTY TO SECURE SIGNATURES; FILE COPY 111TH CITY CLERK ~ /> I '' ,, . J ' I . ~ I . ' ' • 'IL • • ,, - . ' -• • '· • I ' II: C ~ eei ---I~,-N Ii~ ~ i ... a .... , i:;;~ :i-,.a.= ~I.I --~-; -• s-1 ~= ~ .., ~1=~ -IQ~ I i =-i IQ ~,! ! I I.I • ... ~~e I ::s !.~~ isl I ~-• !~ ~o ~ ~ b!i 1.1 -... . . -i.J 1~e I -. 8 ~-· o-~~ • -1.1 -• .. E 11 ~ • • • i ~ I --- • - • • ,. 1. Call to order. • • • '· AGENDA FOR lHE REGULAll MEETING OF 1HE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL JUNE 17, 1991 7:30 PM. 7.·.37 t/tU,<. ~ 2. Invocation. &d o~L 3. Pledge of Allegiance. J/ Mt-¥ 4. Roll call . 5. Minutes. "' - . ' o/f ~ I • L Minutes from the June 3, 1991 llegular Qty Council Meeting. ~ ,;o J qff;f,,, • ~ Pre-Scheduled Viliton. (Plew limit your ptaentation to ten minuta) L M.k Sexton of ]511 E. Dartmouth will dilam tnfflc ClDlliCtlii• in the E. Dartmouth and Humboldt... ,vtr/-~ b. Sandra U,,ffllllOft ol 2751 S. Delwllw wlD be pnlllll ID dilcuN code fflforcemmt. A/o r J"'U~ c. Raolution ruppolnllng Mr . Don St,-ID Erlpwood'1 Uquor Lk:lllwlng y" Authority. fl~ ,,,. ltaolution appointing Eugene Otit ID &pwoocf• W.., and S.-Board.~.,..., g. lteeol ution ~ Gardon Cole to dw Eftpwood Dowlltown V- DIY tlopaw.N Alllhartty. ~--•,- ution TOIII .... lo dw ..... ood ..... A= V """r '· •· • - • • • • t~ . ' • '· / City Council Agenda June 17, 1991 Page2 i. Resolution reappointing Ron Lunders to the Englewood's Liquor Licensing Authority. ~ V 7. Non-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your presentation to five minutes.) ~ 8. Communications, Proclamations and Appointments . .&I~~ a. Letter from C.ardell Webster indicating his resignation from the Keep America 1 ----r 7 -0 Beautiful Commiuion. ~!' //'l«,cn, "' ~ • b . Proclamation honc!ing the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of James and Dorothy Tatton. &~~~k 9. Public Hearing. 11 . Public Forum. • < ' I . • , - • • .. • . City Council Agenda lune 17, 1991 Page3 • • ~ 5"1 c. Recommendation from the Department of Community Development to v ~ approve by motion an agreement with three local trash haulers in conjunction d#tJ with the Recycling Pilot Program. STAFF SOURCE: Richard Wanush. '!-() Director of Community Dndopment. #Id,~ ~ . (}§'!"Lt d. Recommendation from the Planning and 7.oning Commission to adopt a bill /lt#f__t ~ for an ordinance approving the zoning cA newly annexed land. STAFF . . '1t'S"f</tJ _,_ p SOURCE: Richarcl Wanmll, Dlredar of Community Development. l!V.Lf~ ~,,·.,. 'fl e. Recommendation from the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve by ~#r.4. ~ motion an agreement with Drab Contracton for boring and encasing a water ?-" ·_ ~ line at US. 285 and S.ta Fe. STAFF SOURCE: Slewut Fonda, Director of ";,; iMJ Utllltla. 8,,..,<d#c. k. (' 63t:tu 1 f. Recommendation from the Utilities Department to adopt a bill for an / "'1'P~ 1 -o ordinance approving five eaaements for the Southgate Sanitation District Big Dry Cnelc. Interceptor f.alement along South Platte River Drive. STAFF SOURCE: Stewart Faada. Director of Utllitla. ~ /J~,~ 7 ..-• Recommendation from the Department cA Public Worb to approve by ~~ ... "' -.... Clly--O, ligr, .... _ ... Npladng .... -~ ,_: · in the Ubrary. STAFF sotJaCE: Ctack Ealaly, Director of Pabllc WOlb. ,.-..,A-,. ~ r, u-.~~ Recommendation from the Department cA Public Worb to adopt a bill for an ,,;'(". r ~ \. ordinance ~ Ordinance •32. to include voluntary concrete properties · , o~-l ,, into Paving Dl9trict .NP-~ STAFF souaa: Cllllck .._,, Director ot l ~ .... w ..... ~~"·~ -?-t:? ~$ .Pl L Racaaunendation flan the Department cA Finlndal Servkes to adopt a ~ -~J 1 -0 NIOlutian ~ a the Notim cA S-of $pedal Aa1a1ment Bond• for ~ Paving Dl9trict No. JC /Cancnlt leplamment Ol.trtct No. 1991 . STAFF souaCE: LalnlM Ha,-, DIRClm ol Rewdel ....._ bd°4,C.f • , . ' I . • • • ' Oty Council Agenda June 17, 1991 Page 4 b. Council Member's Choice. • • I• - ,& •cl/ t,·~ t/ Resolution authorizing a memorial conlribution to the R. Craig Nelson ;,l ,- . .. =tr)..!-,', ~mr£~-~ ~~ Bullock.).lwu"'t ~c. ;:u~" (,2. ii. Resolution supporting the National F.ducation Goals for the children of v" ~ 7-0 the Oty ol F.nglewood. (Coandl Member BW Clayton.) ~ J J,,,, I ,, . I II I~ Oty-..r•a.paL[iti,~:!54~~'16, ,_, (.e ~ 11:.-. · 1'I IS. 't,..~~~z..:.=;~~~\'!".VJi'...,~t- lM/.l. ""-~ ~ {'4'-44 11/ltlil'~.1 Adjournment • The following minutes were transmitted lo Council from OS/30/91-06/13/91: -F.nglewood Downtown Dewlopment Authority meeting of 05/08/91. -F.nglewood Hollling Authority meeting of CM/24/91. -F.nglewood Planning and Zoning meeting of 06/CM/91. -F.nglewood load ol Adjustment and Appeals meeting ol OS/Ol/91. -F.nglewood Pam and R«ration Coaunillion meeting ol 05/09 /91. -&pwood Liquor I.Jmwing Authority meeting of 05/01 /91. -F.nglewood Liquor I.Jmwing Authority ..-ting of 05/15/91 . • ' ., I . • ]- - I . • • • ,, -• • • CC MTG 6.17/91 -ITEM 13Biii (3) BULLOCK: FRASER : BULLOCK: SECOND ITEM ... AH, WOULD SOMEBODY REFRESH MY RECOLLECTION, EITHER YOU PAT, OR YOU ROGER ON THE STATUS OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT ORDINANCES, SPECIFICALLY, THE AH, UBC SPECIFIC PROPOSAL AND THE ARBITRATION AH, COMMITTEE PROPOSAL. HAS THAT GONE THROUGH SECOND, SECOND READING? WHERE DO WE STAND WITH THAT EXACTLY? I'D HAVE TO GO BACK AND LOOK. HAVING NOT BEEN HERE THIS LAST WEEK, I'VE LOST TRACK OF IT. IT'S JUST GONE ON SO LONG. UM, ARE, IF, IF IT IS NOT ... DOES ANYBODY KNOW, LINDA DO YOU KNOW? UNCLEAR DISCUSSION BETWEEN FRASER AND MAYOR VAN DYKE : FRASER: DEWITT: HATHAWAY : BUL LOC K: FRASER : BULLOCK : FRASE R: BULLOCK : FRASER : BULLOCK : I DON'T THINK THEY WERE, WERE THEY? I THINK THEY'RE SCHEDULED FOR FIRST READING IN THE NEXT MEETING. NO, I THINK THERE WAS A REPORT CCIIING OUT FRCII AH, STAFF ON THAT ISSUE. WE 'VE NEVER PASSED ANYTHING ON THOSE ON THE OFFICIAL LEVEL , RIGHT? OKAY ••• NO . THEY HAVE NOT BEEN INTIQJUCED TIN, NI> THEY WOULD BE ON THE FIRST MEETING IN JULY. WOULD YOU PLEASE. ABSOLUTE LY ... MAKE D£F1NIT E THAT TH£Y 'RE THERE • SUR£. UM , I FEEL THC LCll5EI THIS THllli DUCS OUT , THE CI ITIIEI IT B[C(ll(S . AH , THI IDI..Y CII , CII THI S SME POIIT , RE LATED TO IT . UM , l 'O JUST LIKE TO COlll£IT CII THE AH , THE MTICL( THAT CME OUT IN TH£ SCIT INCL. I AH , FEL T IT IMS IIJ T A Mell IALMC(D ARTICLE. D Wll Wll nEN. NOi DID IT QUOT[ NE PMTICUUltlY ACClltATCLY . IT IMS IICll REC[l m> II TH£ CGIIUII TY, IUT IT NOT NY IITCIT TO STIR UP MY UIDU£ AH , HMDSNIP II THE •IILDI D£PARTND1T . I FUT TN( M ntR IMS CCIUlli TO, TO IIUT AT A Tl , AH, MD , MD I FELT THERE IMS A LOT Of CCIISEIISUS , THEIi£ RESISTANCE STILL IUTH THE .,I LD l lli DC PMTIPT ••• M, Mt , I ' EXPRESSED NY P[RSCIIAl R(&ll£TS TO IOTM IIOKR Ml) TO LI D -, TO RICH "*ISM, AS Mell. • • Ml) AH, I AH , I CM OILY IMCI THC IUILDING DCPMTIOT NUST f(Cl . Ml) Nt, IT Mt, NY , lff INITIAL CCII¥ ltSATICII 11 1TH l(flOIT[II IMS AH, NT I 1 .. I. • ' - - FRASER: • • " • • . . WAS WELL BALANCED, TACTFUL, SOFTPEDALED AND AH, IN THE ARTICLE I CAME OUT AS AH, SOME TYPE OF A RADICAL WITH A CAUSE. ANO AH, THAT IS CERTAINLY NOT WHAT TRANSPIRED DURING THAT DISCUSSION. SO ANYWAY, JUST AS A POINT OF CLARIFICATION I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW, ANO AH, ROGER LET'S GET THIS THING BEHIND US, IT'S JUST GONE ON TOO LONG, I MEAN NO EXCUSES. I'M NOT OFFERING .•. ,,, . ' ' ' 'I • • • • ]- - • • • • • <. c1n OF ,-,,.,,, PUil.iC FGIUI IDSTEI ME 17, 1111 MEIIIA ITD •• 11 ft.USE flllff .... • MIIIIESS: • ' .. I. • • , • ]- • • • • • ClnOFEalEMDID flll.lC •• ·-- .1UIIE 17, 1111 PUil.iC HOit• IEFGIE 1IE Ea EMDID c1n CIIIICIL CGUIICIL llLL •• 41 -I• TITLE 11, CIWJEI t, BTI• I, IUISECTI• 3, OF 1IE DIii EMDID UICINL CIDE 1•, IY DELETI• 1IE TIIII WD. (NOTICE Of THE PUBLIC HEARING IIAS PU1l1SH£D IN THE Ellll.EIIDOO smt•L CII MY 30, 1991) ~-. ' I '· " I. • • , - • • • • • • EIILEIIOCID c1n CGUIICIL fMI EIIOCID, M!..W CCIIIITY, COLOUDO .... lar Sesston '111M S, 1111 1. ca 11 to 0rw The regular ... ting of the EnglllllOOd City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.a. 2. lnvocatt• The invocation •• given by Council .....,.r Bullock. 3. Pledte of 111 .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by llayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Abslftt: A quorum was preHnt . Al so preslftt: 5 . 11111US Council .....,. .. , Hathaway, Kolta,y, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, V111 Dyke Council .....,.r lli19ins City ......... Fraser Ctty Attorlley Dlllitt Ctty Clert Crow Director ..._,II, C-tty °"'91 ..... t (a) Clllltll -CUYIII ..... -n 1a1 BIiia, Tl ll'Nlft TIii 1111ffU • TIii -· • mr• • ., •· 1111. CNftt t 1 ...... ...._tcllt ,....,ted a ~ • hit •• ....... Itta 7te), 11 ... 7, dtlett .. tM WNI ......... 1Nrt· H ta.at 11 ... 7 111d I Nld : cttt11111 Wlflt to ave ,.,..rd wt tll tllt dhtrtct . Is . lldftllt-N1teratld ... people do IIOl fN 1 taat -, , • Vote res ults : .,.,: "' - ' ' • I . • - • • • • . (~ • Englewood City Council Ninutes June 3, 1111 -Page 2 Absent: Council Netlber Wiggins Motion carried. The ainutes were approved as .. nded. (b) COIIICIL NE111E1 CLAYT• IIOVED, -IT IIAS SEC0IID£D, TO APPIOYE THE NJIIITES Of THE 1£11Ull IEETJ• OF MY I, lNl. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Nltlber Wiggins Motion carried. 6. Pre-scheduled Visitors (a) COIIICIL NEIIIEI NA11M\Y IIOVED, -IT IMS SEC0IID£D, TO PIOCLAIN .DE J, 1N1, AS 9IIASTt --OF DEIIWEI-SIUTN DAY.• Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Absent: Council Nlllber Wiggins Notion carried. Nayor Van Dyke presented the procl-tion to Nike llaget, Manager of Waste Nan- ..,_nt of btnver-South. Appreciation was expressed to llr. llaget for the com- pany's participation in E .. lMOCl's efforts to improve its t11vironaent. Nr. Magee shared this honor with other repre1t11tatives of Waste Nan1gt11tnt of Denver-South lllho were prestftt. (b) Ctty Manager Fraser prest11ted the Employee of the llonth ••rd to Ctncly Peterst11, Secretary, Wastewater Treataltlt Plant, coatfttt .. upon Ctndy's outstalldtng 1CC0111Pltshllttlts. 7. IDII-ICIINu1N ltstters (a) ...., loncek, lHO Mest GIiford, offered tllree tssues for Counctl 's constderat ton: I. Ne explah1ed • effecttve roll-offs !lave bNft for hts alld tits netgllbors ' trash collectton • z. Ne ""°rted hh neigllbor at 1220 Mest GIiford hid suffered a break -hi ear - Her tilts day ; lM Mtgllbor hid re,orted tt te lM peltce at ..... and as of 1 :30 p.a . 110 relPOIIH hid ...... aede. J . ... SUfllSted tMt to.en ask lM State Ht..., o.,artaRt to CCNIStder opet1 t ng '"'°" • a ttaporary basts dllrt .. tM constnactt• PMH of tllt Chi · ford 1M S.ta ft corrtdor for INtttff access te ..... Chlb . a. c-tcatt1111 1M ,,_,an11111 n.re wre • addtt.t ... 1 ~tcatt•1 er ,._1 ... tt•s for to.e n•, con s deratt•. ' ' •· 1 • • • • ,. -• . , . • - Englewood City Council Minutes June 3, lttl -Page 3 9. Approval on second leading Council Mellber Hathaway requested that Agenda Itea 9(d) be withdrawn from the lteas to be approved on second readir19. COUNCIL IIEIIIDl CLAYTIII IIOVED, -IT IMS SBCIIDED, TO APPIOVE CCIISENT MENDA ITEIIS t (a) TIIICIUIII (c) AS FOLLCIIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 33, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 33, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NOIIER BULLOCK), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE GRANTING PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Of COLORADO A UTILITY EASEMENT ON CITY PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE BI-CITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 34, SERIES Of 1991 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCILME .. ER BULLOCK), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE 7, CHAPTER 6F, SECTION 3(8), ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COOE 1985 PERTAINING TO Stl>PLIFTING. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 35, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 35, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEMBER BULLOCK), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE HEREBY MENDING TITLE l, CHAPTER 4, SECTION l(A), ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COOE 1915 PERTAINING TO CiENERAL PENALTY. Ayes: Nays: Absent: Notion carried . Council ...._rs Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habetlicht, VIII Dyke None Council ...._r Vl91lns • •••• (d) City Attorney Delfitt explatntd the need for addltlOftll research and clarification of specific Issues cCN1Ceral119 the access eas ..... t froa Santa Fe to the Bl -City Plant as proposed In COUIICll 1111 No . 37, and approved on first reldir19 Nay ZO, 1991, entitled : auaclL IILL NO . 37, IITIOIJUCm IY CCUICIL NOIICI IUl.LOCK A llll FOi AN OIIUNANC E ..... I. SP[CIAl IMIIMl1'Y D([DS MD W(N(NTS ICTV([N TN( COLOUDO STAT[ HICIIMY DEMIITN[lff MD TII: CITY Of Dl&l[ll)IJI) MO TN[ CITY Of LITILETON FOi ,OSS(SS1ml MO US( Of A flOITlml Of TN( II -CITY PIOf'EITY N££DED FOi SOUTH SMTA FE lll'DOUTS -APNDWI• AN AU£D0T FOi Cml · S1IUCT1ml Of INPIIOVENCNTS AT TN( II -CITY SIU . CIUIICIL .... MTIWY ..... -IT -•111a, Tl Tai M1111A IT1II I(~) -CIUIICIL IIU •• 17 llffll M11111 lllflCI, ~s : twll N1•1r1 ltelt.Q, Nath-,, 11111tclt, ClaytOft, ...._,ut , •• °"' ' I· • I • 1- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 3, lttl -Page 4 Nays: None • • • Absent: Council Metlber Wiggins Motion carried. , . City Manager Fraser stated the City will encourage the State Highway Depart- •nt to continue with the construction while these techn1ca11t1es are being worked out. 10. Publtc IIHrtnt No public hearing was scheduled. 11. Ol'dtnances, lasoluttons 8IMI IIDttons (a) Director Wanush presented a recoaendat1on froa the Depart..nt of Coaun1ty Developaent to adopt an ordinance appl'Ov1ng pal't1c1pat1on with Arapahoe County 1n their Urban County Coaun1ty Developaent Block Grant Pro- gr•. Mr. Wanush explained the procedure which will assure the City of ap- proxtutely $184,000 for each of the next three years. Mr. Wanush agreed to find out if the City will be locked into the percentages stated 1n the Council C01111Un1cation. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 41, entitled: COUNCIL BILL II>. 41, INTRODUCED IY COUNCIL NENIER HABENICHT A IILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPIIOYING All> AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION Of AN INTER - liOVERIIIENTAL COOPERATION MREENENT WITH ARAPAHO£ COUNTY RELATING TO THE CON- DUCT Of COIIUIITY DEVELOPMENT ILC>Cl UMT PIOUMS FOR FEDERAL FISCAL YEARS I ttz TIIICMH 1994 • CIUIICIL _. ... Ian ..... -IT .. --. TO ......i .... ITIII ll(a) -CIUIICIL IILL ID. 41. Ayes: Couat11 ........ s loltay, HathlWIY, Bullock, Clayton, Habefttcht, Van DJb Nays: .... Absent: C..Ctl ........ '"•'•s Motton carried. (b) OtNCtor llwsh ,...HIited a nc1w1adatton f,.. the 0.,.rtant of Coauntty Devel.,....t to adopt a btll ,.,. • orcUnMCe aatncl111f 111 19,.......t wtth Phar •Mor Plua rotard111f Slfl'llt at tM t•ttl'sectton of U.S. m aad h · ' lwood Pa....,.,. lllr • ..._sh ,rovtdod a,ectftcs MOUt tM ,...,.,od 111" wh t ch s dttatlod OIi [Dtbtt ... ,. TM c.,..t ..... 11 14 sq .ft . aad SttMt P1rtMr1/Phar -NDr are ,....st "I tt be hKrHMd to IH sq .ft . T Colorado State Ht"*8Y 0.,.rtwt "81 tadlcattid ••-nt to tM ,ropolod 1 1"· ltt11thy dhcuUIOII ensued about tM Silt 1M •1t111, about tM Nartet PIK 111", and aMUt the 1111 ..... t ff'GII Ltaco, to st.-t Pal't .. rs . The CUy Clert was asked to read COUftC11 1111 lo . JO, •tttlod: COUICI llll ..,, JO , llfTIGDUC(D IY CCUICl NENIU NMCNICHT "~ • . I . • ] • • • • • I• • Englewood Ctty COunctl Ntnutes June 3, 1991 -Pa9e 5 A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 6, SERIES OF 1988, GRANTING TO THE ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY (EURA) A RIGHT TO USE MUNICIPAL RIGHT- OF-WAY, BY ADDING A NEW EXHIBIT NO. 2, WHICH WILL ALLOW ADDITIONAL SIGN AREA. CCUCIL IEaER HUENICHT IIOYED, -IT IIAS SECCN>ED, TO APPllOVE MElltA ITEM ll(b) -COIIICIL IILL IIO. 30. CCUCIL IEaER cun• IIOYED TO -TIE Sica IIIEREAS TO IUDs • ••• TO IIIICIEASE TIE FACE OF TIE s1• FD M SQ.n. TO 110 SQ.n .• The aotton dted for a lack of a second. CCUCIL IEaER NAIDICHT IIOYED TO ... TO UNIT TIE HEIIHT OF TIE SJ• TO 20' -TIE SQUAIE FIOTME IIICUIII• ALL llllfKE MEA TO 111 SQ.n. The aotion died for a lack of a second. Vote results on ortgtnal aotton to approve Atenda It• ll(b) -Council Bill No. 30: Ayes: Nays: Absent : Motton failed. Council Nlllbers Habenicht, Yan Dyke Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hatll ... y, Bullock, Clayton Council Nlllber lltggtns "' - Council ..._.r Clayton reiterated !Its concern about tncreastng the size of the sign to a degree llllltcll IIOUld be out of scale wttll the other stgns in the area . The de1t111, lllllicll correlates wttll ether 11....-OIi bflewoocl Parkway and lllllich was bastcally taposed ..,... Ltacor/Plllr-llDr, •• discussed. Nayor Yu Dyu c ..... ttd that C..Ctl wtll have u opportuntty to consider thts further ..._ a ... [Jdltbtt ts ,,.,.sec1. (c) Director .,._,11 ,n1Nttd a rec 1adatt• froa tile Plwt .. and ZOflt .. c-tntOII to Ht a Mlle NNrt .. fer .,_. 17, lNI, to COIISider an wndal11t to the 1·1 ZOM District ,..1att•1, 1M to ..,rove, 111 first read- , ... a bill for III Of'dt...u __., .. sectf•s ef tile bflewoocl .._,ctpal Code relatt., to tileH ,.11tt••• a,eclftcally tM delett• ef ·brtwrtes• froa the l It ,, .......... ltd IIHI t11 tile l •I z .... Dhtrtct . ... ........ stattd the PllM 111 1M ZNI .. C-1111• Mld I •He lleart .. "' NQ Z1, INI . 111d there .. -.tectt•• ,eMd at lleart ... TIit '1 , .. -9 l• .. C.· • 11 • rec1•nd t ... t twl1 tile 1•t.. lt'dt11Wt to ,ef'lllt ..._rt 111 l 1·1 Z Dbtrtct. TIie Ctt1 Cleft •• asked to rtad Coullctl 1111 • ct. tlll lltd: CCUICI Ill •• ct. rnm,co IY CCUICIL ..... IM'fNMIA CTIC. C, Tl J, TPN IY-, Dt • . I . • - • • Entlewod Ctty Council lltnutes .Julle 3, IHI -Pa .. I • • • , . CGUIICIL 11111111 HATIWY .,., -IT IIAS SECND, TO APP10V£ MElllA ITEII ll(c) -CIUIICIL IILL •• a. The -rgency nature of the ordinance was discussed, and the procedure/ t1•-fr-was uplatnecl by Ctty Attorney Dellttt. Ctty llanager Fraser apha· stzed how the -rvency t1•-fr-110Uld prove advantageous to the developaent of the proposed business without adversely affecting the overall procedure. It was stated tllat 111antaous approval ts required for Council 1111 lo. 42 to be considered as an -rgency onltnance. Vote results: ~s: Council lllllbers !Coltey, Hattaa,ay, lullock, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays: COIIIC11 ....... ...._tcllt Absent: COIIIC11 .....,. 11111111 llotton carried. Counctl 1111 lo. 42 ts approved on ftrst reldtng; .._ver, as a unantaous vote was Mt recetMCI, tt ts aot • -r11acy onltnance. CIIIICIL ... 11111•:r ..... • n • •11••. " m a w.1c .... NI MIE 17, IHI, AT 7•• P.I. 11 CIII... W IS 11 TITU 11, CIIM'TII 4, IICTI• 3, IIIIIBTI• I. ~s: cwn Azaars !Coltey, Hattaa,ay, lullock, Clayton, Nays: Absent: llotton carried. HabNtdlt, , • .,,.. .... CNKtl ....... llt11ta1 (d) Ctty Attoney Dlllttt ~ I f'IC , ••• u ... to -t I bt ll for • onlt1111a ..at.. sectt•• ef 1111 Eatl .... llatct,.1 c.ae relattR1 to Jurtsdtct1oa IINI ,-ref tile bll .... llatct,.1 c.rt te ts .. •• ct1ttact lt"dln . • 1111 Ctty Clerk wu ..a.a te NIii C..Ctl 1111 ... JI, t tled : CGIIICIL IILL •• II, 1.,..11 IY CIIIICIL ... MUICI A IILL FGI M •11M1C£ IIDDY .... TITU I , CMJl'III 7, SKTI• I, Olll.£- IIDGD •1tlML CGD£ I NDAII .. 11 ICTD -fMI a, 1IIE DIIU_, •ICINl CGUIT . • • n • " .... -fflll 11 , Clayt .. • • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes ~une 3, 1991 -Page 7 • • t~ - " - (e) A resolution establishing rates for Parks and Recreation Services for non-resident property owners and business people in Englewood was con- sidered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by tttle: RESOLUTION NO. 46, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHIN& RATES FOR PARKS All> RECREATION SERVICES FOR REAL PROPERTY OIINERS, PERSONS All> FOR PROFIT CORPORATIONS THAT OWN All>/OR OPERATE BUSINESSES WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BUT DO NOT RESIDE WITHIN THE CORPORATE IOlNWUES OF THE CITY. COUNCIL 111111D CLAYTIII .... , -IT IIU BlmlD, TO~ IEMLUTlml IIO. 41, sa1u OF 1M1. COUNCIL IIEIIID NUEIIICHT IIDIED, -IT IIAS BaD, TO .... SUTlml I OF 111sown• •• 41, IY DELETED lNE _, .,.., IIIIIITI• lNE IIIIDS ·TO PAY·, SECTlml I TO IUD AS FOU.GIIS1 .II\\. 1. FGI PUINSES OF ... 1n1• TO MY IESIDElff um. THE PEUa, ..... , -FIi PMFIT nu•n• 11'51' IE LICEIIIID IF ·- .... IY ElllfNINlt -IINCI -IME A MSICAL PUCE OF IUSIIIESS WITNII lNE c1n ..... u. 11111 IIICUIID 11IE ...... • EITITID' 111-•••n FMILY NIIWIEITLY u,1. II 11IE ....... . Vote result on ... ni1111nt: ,.,.. : C.-c 11 ..... " lo 1 lay, Hat"-Y, Clayton, Habenicht, lays: AbMftt: llot10ft carried . , .. Dyu eo.cn ......,. •noct c:...11 .....,. 11twt•1 Vote results on approval of lesellllt• ... 4111 -•dad: Ayes: C.-c11 11.a1n loltay, Nat"-Y, lays : Abseltt: llotton carried. ....... tdlt, , .. Dyu .... eo.cn .....,. 111wt•1 u . ...,.,111 ... ,, • (a) NQor 's Chotco Bullock, Clayton, (t) IIQor •• Dylla ,resoatM a Nllhrtt• MNIOf'tt91 tM u. s. C.flf'IIICI of NQors ' ,osttt• .. tdl calls .,.. tM u. s. · t1Wt,-tal Pro · tocttOII .-1 lo '"910, ... ,,_:!rte N111l&lt•1 '°""1 .. IIOdorll 1-,. f i lls, 111111tc1,-1 wste CIIINl1ten recyclt .. fec1lttt11 . T1'o re11l11t ton ... ........ ...... ; IUOlUTIC* IIO . 47, SOllS OF IWI •• • 1111 .... -IT• •111•, 11 #f•E IIIILlffl• a. •1, ... aw 1w1 . 'I .. I . • , • • • • • I • - '· Englewood City Council N1nutes June 3, lltl -Page 8 Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motton carried. Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Neaber lltggtns (tt) Mayor Van Dyke ratnded Counctl of the board and coatsston interviews scheduled for June 4, 1991, coaenc1ng at 6:00 p.a. (b) Council Nellber's Choice (t) mllCIL IIEIIIEI IIA1111111AY IMED, -IT IU SECGIIIED, TO SUPNIT COUIICIL ..... cun•·s TIAYEL. TO IIUHIIIITGII, D.C. I TO NITICIMTt •• THE MOICM CGIIUIITIES CLUIIIP ,. BIUlff (KCE) mn•. Counctl ...._r Hathaway expressed the opinion that the trevel expense would be a atnor tnvestaent .-en compared to the potential liability the City aay face in the Lowry Landfill and other •nicipal sludge issues. Council ...._r Clay- ton elaborated about the value of the ACCE .. ting. City AttorMy Dewitt, having been asked to do so, entarated the guidelines set forth in Counctl 's travel poltcy. It was suggested that Colorado's congressional delegation be invited and urged to attend. Council Nlllber lulloclt stated he has heard negative coaents about the nllllber of trips taken by Counctl, and he has lllde a c-itaent to a segaent of the c01111Unity to vote against thts txplftse. Vote "sults: Ayes: lays: Absent: Not ton carrtld. COUIK11 ......... IIColta,, Hat"-Y, Clayton, Van Dyke COUIK11 Nlllbers .,lloclt, Habefttcht COUIK11 ...._r llt19tns (11) Counctl ...._r •noct ,nHRted a resolution autMrtztng a .. rtal contrtbutton to tlle I. Cratg lehon -rtal FIMd. Dtsc11sston ensued "lattve to the contrtbutton -t Pd tile ,-rpose of tlle ....,.tal fund. Ctty Nan•r Fraser 11rged cautton tn tlle dectston because of tlle ,ncldeftce such a "solutton atght set. COUftC11 Nlllber Habenicht ,...-slid 1t IIQ bt ..,.. 111Proprtate to c•tr1bute to Cops and ltds 111 lloftor of Dfftcer lelson . COUIKtl ...._r Clayton c111tlff'Nld w1UI Nr. Fraser 's coaents c..un1t .. the i,recedtnct s~ a c•tr1butt• ... 1d set . CIIIICIL ... CLAYTIII ... Tl UILI -IT8I U(,)(tt). CNIIC11 -...er loltay offend te HCNd tM •tt• tf tt ts tabled to..-17 , lMI. C..Ctl ...... r Clayt• ecu,ted Ullt as a •rrt1•n1 -••nt. • '-"· fore , tM •tt• reads : • ... ",-.i -ffll n<•><tt> " .. 11. •••·· ,. - • I . • • • • . , . • Engl..ood City Council Minutes June 3, 1111 -Page I Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Mellber Bullock Absent: Council Mellber Wiggins Motton carried. Council Neaber Koltay explained he had requested tabling to June 17th 1n order to evaluate the issue and provide an opportunity to address the aatter with consistency. (111) Council Neaber Bullock presented a resolution concerning board and coatss1on tera 11a1tat1on. The resolution was assigned a nuaber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 48, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION UNITING THE TEMS Of OFFICE FOR THE CITY OF ENliLEIIOOO IOAROS ANO CCIIUSSIONS IIOIB(RS TO TWO (2) TEMS Ill OM)(R TO IIROAD[N THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC SERVICE. CGUIICIL ..... UCZ 111111, -IT as KC ... , Tl APP.vi 111•.un• •• U, BID Of 1111. It was conf1rad the resolution 1f approved wuld not be retroactive. Several questions •re raised and discussion ensued concemi119 the 1apact of the resolution on COUftCtl appotntaents. Mayor Van Dyke uf'IN t9'at Council retain soae flexibility and offered as a •friendly ... lldlllftt• t9'at Section I read: •tetton I. TM City Cwil of the City of E119llll00d hereby adopts .....-al ,olicy \Mt• person-, sorve •re ta.an wo (2) con- socut h,o te,w • •Y loard or C-i II ton. • After f•rtt..r disc•ssi•, it was,,..... .... ta.at Secti• I re.d: •tcttp I. TM City twtl of te. City of [ .. 1-.ocl hereby adopts ....... , .... 11 .. ta.at 110 110rH11 aey sono ... • T9'1s •t wttll Nr. •neck's .......,al as a •frieadly •r•••t . • Fwte.r ques - tloas wre ,osed relatlwo to ..,.t11U1111t1 te te. CaNOr Sorvice loard IIICI tho aayoral a,pot•t.anll _. te te. UrNII ...._, AlltMrtty IIICI tilt NNst .. AM · tllortty . Nr . Mttt cemented ta.at tilts -.111 Ille .-Jt(t to CMIIII• Msed on tM needs of te. City • Vote NSltlt N .......,., of .... ,,u ...... wttll M ....... Sectt111 I : ~: cwn n,.,,, •11ec , •• ..,._ : c-cn n • .,, 1e1i.,. 111u..,. tltYt•, .._.idlt l : C..Ctl .....,. ....... . Nott111 defoatod . t1 lel'-J ...,... ... te. •'•'• tilts ,..sol•tl111 sllNld lilt N Ill,.._., II llo lllelt tt h 111ttttwo te 1 a t t , Uocl ,,....tM • ~111 flt" ordl • con 1, ,...,,. tM .... ltr tl tlM of t cen .. • •. ' I. • , - - • • • • • • Englewood City Council Ninutes June 3, 1111 -Page 10 Mayor. Mr. Bullock c0111ented upon the popularity being expressed by the COIi· aunity concerning this proposed change. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 38, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 38, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SUBMITTING TO A VOTE OF THE REGISTERED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO AT THE NEXT SCHEDULED REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION PROPOSED ANENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REQUIRING THE POPULAR ELEC- TION OF MAYOR FOR A TIIO (2) YEAR TERM. CCIUIICIL IIIEIIID -LOCIC DID, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPROVE AIENDA ITEN IZ(b)(iv) -CCIUIICIL IILL IIO. II. Council Metlber Habenicht stated she did not support the idea of the proposed Charter change; therefore, she would be voting against Council Bill No. 38. Council Metlber Hathaway cC11111ented she too would be voting against Council Bill No. 38, stating she believes to aake such a change goes against the original intent of the Charter. She suggested a change such as this should be accoa- plished by a •fair, unbiased group in a Charter Convention situation.• CCIUIICIL IIIEIIID aLOCIC DID TO TAIL£ MEIIIA ITDI IZ(b)(tv) -CCIUIICIL IILL IIO. 31. Ayes: Nays: Absent: Notion carried. Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton Council Nellbers Habenicht, Van Dyke Council Nellber Wiggins (v) Council Nlllber Habenicht offered four it•s: I. In response to a COIIPlaint fraa a citizen in ti.e Centennial area, she requested that traffic in ti.e area of Irving and LCllfell be aonitored for speeding, and si.e wondered if a stop st911 aight be warranted at Tufts. Z. SIie has received C011Plaints concerning weds growing on ctty -C*Md prop - erty, particularly along ti.e Ctty Ditch. SIie asked that this be Investigated. J. SIie c-ted upo11 ce••tc1t1011 probl-in ctty gove,,....t and ti.e ten - deftcy to •ve too quickly concerning Ma aatters, citing a situation 111htch occurred 111itll tllt Ar.,._ County C11ltural Dhtrict appotntatnt . Slit urged caut l• -"tft cltaltng 111itll •eo,,e,,....t 111d cttt11t1 1.• 4. SIie sU91tsted a stlldy Hn ton bl ,c....,lld c.cen1tng sl• response tt•s to cttfzen calls , etc ., prtor to tllt ...._.t nss t• at llllltch fund i ng for the Pol tc e Dfvl1I 011 wtll bl clttera l ned . (v i ) Counctl Nlllber Cl-,t• dtscusHd tw tt-: 1. Mt 11bd for h1fo,..tf011 concerntng tllt UIIIMN'lf'1 pat ching of stcltwllll s and gutters tn t vtc tn t ty of [asUIIIVlact , • ' ' I . • , - • • • Entlwood City Council 111nutes .,._ J, IHI -Pa .. 11 '· • . ,.. - 2. He coaented upon the lack of landscaping on the city-owned property at I~ and Girard. He strongly suggested an effort be •de to iaprove the appearance of this 11111ty lot. (vii) Council NNber Bullock offered t.o it•s: 1. He requested a foll•-up of the inforution offered by Mr. Kozatek on behalf of hts neighbor at 1220 West Oxford. 2. He asked Council Nellber Habenicht about her rationale tn voting on cer- tain issues. Council .....,_, Habenicht explained her posttton. 13. Ctty 111na..,-•1 leport Mr. Fraser dtd not have any •tters to brtng before Council. 14. Ctty Attorney's leport (a) Mr. DeWitt provided an update on OMNI BANK vs CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, BOARD Of ADJUS1"ENT AND APPEALS, et al; he requested authortzatton to disaiss the case. CGUIICIL 11111111 IIATIWY IMED, -IT IMS mama. TO MmlDIIZE THE c1n AT- TCIIIIEY TO EllrEI lffl TIE MIIEIUT IIITN •• IMII • TIE IUITZ/TMUE PIOPDTY TO ••••ss TIE aamrr UII mn. A.yes : Council lllllbers Koltay, HathllftY, Bullock, Clayton, Habentcht, Van Dyu lllys: None Absent: Council lllllber lft19tns Nolton carried . • •••• Council .....,_r Clayton lllde OM otller CGalftt. He stated he fNls Mr. Kozacelt's tdea of kNlttng Ken,yon °"" during tlle construction period ts very good; ... ver, he ts doubtful the State Ht...., Departaent wtll concur. Ctty 11111.,.r franr cGalftted that tlle •tter ts beyond the control of the State Ht....., Departalltt, but lie offend to oxplore the ,..,.stton. Mr . Franr pot11ted out ttlat ..... OXforcl ts closed, lavaJo wtll be caplet• south to Qutncy and wt11 sene as III access pot11t to the north, Md lftlldtrNre wtll be .,. as •11. a,,ro,rtate st,.... •s ..... ,tod . It was also s111te1ted that HoM Club cCMtld dtstrt•t• a n,er ....,tng access to tat area • ••••• . , I . • , - • • Entlewoocl City COUnc11 N1nutes .June 3, lttl -, ... 12 15. Ad,1ourment '· • • CCIUIICIL 111111D HAWY 111111D TO.... The .. ting acljoumacl at 9:20 P·•· ', ·- ' ' I . . - • • • B9CW1'1~ NO • .;q SIRIES a, 1991 - •. • . .. • I'. " A RBSCU11'1~ RFAPPOilft'DG DCJIAID J. 8'ftlS TO 'l'IIB LIOXll LICl!NSDG MfflD1ft PCR 'D1B C1'1'lC a, mG.DIOCI>, (Daw,(). 11DFAS, Donald J. Styea is the c:urnnt aw.man of the l!lnl)l..ood Licpr Licensing Authority; and IIIDF.AS, Donald J. Sty9a' t.m:11 apina Aug\lat ,, 19911 and IIIDFM, the ten of the En1Jl..:io4 ~ L1canainrJ Authority hM ~Y ~ his ncpat fer minatatWnt foe Wlthlr tam1 lOf, 1il&Cf2\IC!, • 1T JIIIICLVID n 'l'IIB C1'ft aur:u. a, 11a C1'ft a, DD.a«XO, al/PMIO, 'Ela1'1 6 C lllcticn 1. Donald J. St,-is lm9by ~ to the ln91-ao4 Li9a' Li~ty fer the City of 811Jlamo4, Colcndo. Danal4 J • .,... tam will te effecti ... fzaa Au9at s, lffl and will apue AugU8t ,. ltM. ADCPl'B> NC> Al9IDIID th1a 17th day of .Juna, lttl • ........... h&iai I. ts&, eiEi aaiii WWW I. && ,, - ' . •. I . • • , • - - • RESCWl'IClf t«>. ~ SERIES CR 1991 ... ~. • • • l" to .. A RESCU11'1Clf APPODft'JNG MICW!L WMD '00 FILL A VICNft POSITIOO Clf 'l1IE ICEEP AMEJUCA BFM1l'I!UL CXMtISSIClf Cl !2G.1HXD, CXLCJW)(). .. ~, thc'9 is a wan:y on the J<eep Amari.ca Beautiful Ocnlllission of. En;l9WOOIS, Colorado; and 6 d lllmDI, Nichael lllard hu awU.S for an 1FPOintant to the r.-p 1aer1ca Buutiful C0-1 ssion of DIIJlac,ocS; -, 1rm<B, • IT IIICLWD n '1'111 cm CDIICIL ar 'DIE cm ar IMG(,W'XI), (D(PNX), 'ftaTt Nidlael lllird is ....,, ~ to ..,.. Cl'l the ...., 1alrica 9aeltiful a.-1 wim of a.,1...,...,, Q:)1cnll), tam to -.pin m Dae: 1 rter 10, ltt2. MD'IID Ml> ...,,.,., this 17th day of .Jmw, lttl. htricli I. er&, eliy eLiii I, Petrida 8. craw, City Cl-" fer the City of ~..,.,.., ~. _., OICt1fy the.,.. ia. ta'\a CICIPf of .... lutl«-a»._, ... of lltl. UWii.&& "~ • I • ' ~ .. " .. I. . • - • • iacwrIClf M). ,fj Sl!aIZS CR 1991 • • • ,... 6 e A aacu,nm .APllOilf1'DG !UalB ans '1'0 FILL A VACMf1' PanTIClt Cit '1'IIB la'1'D Mm SDIIR BOUD CR l!IG.DJO(J), CD/PNX>. IIDDS, tha water and Sewar Board wu •tllbliahad by tha Englwood 11:ma "11• Olarter; and IIDl'AS, thera is a vw:anc:y en tha Water Ind s..r Board; and IOI, 1wwwacs, • IT R!SCl,VIZ> n '1'IIB C1ft CDX'IL ar 'DIB an ar IKLIJIXI), (Xlo(lf,NIC), 'l'IIM' I &acticn l. a.,.. Otia is hanby IIFPC)inte4 to ..,,. cn the llater Ind 9lllim' Gd of tha City of 8191-:lod, Oolar'adD. His tam will apin en ~ l, 1992. ADCPnD Mm Al'PIOIID this 17th day of J\sle, 1n1 • ... -bjiii, ... .aaa.. 1. a&, aw aa t, Mrida •• CW, City Oak far the City of .. ,...,....,~ • ._., Oll't1fr the..,_ la a tra cq,r of n Jutian 111,. _, llria of lHl. tanail.G& . , • . .. I . • • I I ~ C - . . . ., ---------··-----L ~--~ -~ ,- r, fl! a,. II I I' I I 1, 12:1 II Iii I JH . I. I-~ ~I Ii· if· ~ii~ " n: I ( ~ n If i J i-l1 ii ~ I it~: ~t I 1! lf! I, . . , IJ : Ii! I t1 I f ,~ 11 ,, "'2 I , i fi w p I . • •4 I e Ii .j r ; !~ g f f b ! Ir 7 ,, L I! l ,, •f i h lo -•: a rt " l! g 1: i f (; ! i • !J 'f Ii I :f I / 0\ ~ HI r i . 'II. • ' . ~ . , ' r ' -_,....--";1"' . ,_ i _____ -'~. _.;..., __ ----f--. -· "'." ~ ~- :i-. -· ,. • . . • i: , I" I • , . . ... • -. ]- • • • RIBWl'I<Jf t«). 52 mms ar 1991 (. • • • .. A R!SCIDl'I<Jf MTinDIG 'DIE aAPPOIN'DBft' ar GCRXlf a.osB 1'0 'DIE BOi\RD C. ·- OIRIC'fCN Pat 'DIE BIG.l!NO(J) DCJlfflllN l:EVmaMDft' Al1l'IDITr. IIIDDS, by Ord.iMnca No. 16, Seri• of 1978, the City C.CU,Cil of the City of !D)l..aod, Colorado, established a Dcwntawn D1Mtlcipant Authority in the City of Dlgl..aod; and llmtF.MI, Gordan ClON is a current Board amber of the Dlgl..aod DawntClwn Devel~ Aut:harity; and ..... the Dll;l..aod DawntcMl ~ Aut:harity, IDard of DinctCln unanilmualy ac ~ hia ~ far ninatatalnt far lnCllthar tam; IOI, nm, • 1T ltllCl,V!J) IIY ,,. C1'l'Y CXDl:II. ar 'IHI CITY a, ING[,IMJCI), ma.ADO, 'DaTl lacticn 1. Gon1cn ClON is mnby l9IFPOint8d to the IDard of the -~ o.v.lqmnt Alltharity. Qrdan Cloae'• tam will be effective frm July 1, lttl 111d apin J\me JO, lttS. MXPrlD Ml> Al'IWJUID thia 17th day of J\me, 1191 • ...... ii;iir h&icii I. era,, city a.a h&Giii. a- ,. - . ' • . 6 g I . • • ]- - • • RESCIDl'la. M). $ saIES a, 1991 (. • • • \ i- t• ... A ascu,na. RATIFYING 'fflE RDPPOIN'Dmft' CE 'lat Bl.JANS '1'0 1HB IDJSDIG Al1'11IIUff ar '111B C1Tlt ar !2U.IHXX>, <XLaWX>. IIBtr.AS, the Englewcod tb.181.ng Authority WU •ublished by Anolut.icn No. 48, Series of 1972; and ~. 'l'aa aKIW I is the CUffWlt Qm.man of the Dlglewcod Housing Authority; and llll!JtDS, Taa aKna cmnnt teza apina July 1, 1991; and IIDIN, Taa amw the 8'11...aod 1b1ainiJ Autharity ~Y accapt.ed his ~ for minatatalant for ~ ten; IDf, iWWWCICB, • IT BIILVID n ta cm CDIICII, ar 'DIE cm ar DU.INXI>, maume>, 'ftaTI a.ctian 1. Taa amw 1a hanby ~ to the 8'11.awaod lblainlJ ~ City of Dlglalaod, ColondD. Taa am.• tem will be effective frc:a July 2, lttl and will apin July 1, ltM. MXPl'ID Ml> APIIIMD th1a 11th dlif of ,,.., lttl • ... -biiii, iiijiii h&li1i 1. s.,, dli aa I, Patrida I. Claf, Ci~ Clan fGr ttle d~ of .. laawl, ~. ,__, ~ thl .._. la • true ._., of lnalutlon a,. _, lll'ia of lltl. WWW I. WWW I' - • 6 h ii I .. I. • , ]- - • • • RPs:Wl'IO. R>. 5 S SDUES CR 1991 - • • • ·., . A RISCU1l'IO. JU!'RPOIN'l'JR. JUI LlHDS 'ro THE LIODl LICl!JISJNG Al11'ID1'1'Y PCR THE C1ff CR D1GLIIIOCI), OCUJWX). WHfJtDS f Ren IAnllr9 I is & curnnt aad:)er of the &'lglewood Liqucr IJ.cmaing Authority; and 1111!:RDS, Ren Lundara tem apira August ,. 1991; and 1111!:RDS, the , •• of the llnlJlwcod LicpJr LiomainlJ Autharity hu ~Y accapte4 his rec:peat foe z.inatatalmt foe IIIClthm' tam; IDf, lPBIIIICI&, • IT RISCI.VID n '1'111 C1ff CXOICIL a, 'DIB cm a, IIUalXI>, CD'lPADO, 1.'IIM': 8ectim 1. llan Lundara 1a Pwnby ~ to the llnlJlaciod ~ ~ty for the City of llnlJlawaod, Oolcndl:>. llan Llaldan' tam vlll be effecdw frCla August 5, 1991 and will 9lpiZ9 Jluguat C, ltM. ADCPilD Ml> An11:N11> this 17th day of J'lma, lffl • ........ ...,. hi:ricii I. Ci&, eiEi eiiii 6 i I, Jlatric1a B. Cmw, City Clark fer tM City of .. ,...,.,, ~ • ._.., Olrtify the_,.. 1a • tzw qr of n r:lutlm 111). __, llll'ia of 1111. WWWI.G& " . ' . • I . ' • • - - I • • • ,, ~ ' .. • " • 8 a RAGSDALE MACHINERY OPERATIONS A DIVISION OF ALCOA PACKAGING MACHINERY , INC . riJ 1991 June 01 Mr. Dana Glazier City of Englewood 3400 S. Elati Englewood, CO 80110 Dear Mr. Glazier: ALCOA It is with regret I send you thia letter of resignation from the ·KHp Englewood Beautiful• commitlN. I WU and remain honored the City Council approV9d my nomination to thia worthy cauee. Unfortunamty, due to my WOik IChedule and outside prior commitmentl, I cannot dew1le the attention to be a valuable contributing member to this commitlN. Best wishes for a succeaful and productive project. Sincerely, RAGSDALE MACHINERY OPERATIONS, INC . ~t,J~ Cardell Webster Peraonnel Manager CW/fas ... -,nt ....... ,,11111, • •o ear ...... LI DDI .OOlrtlO ..... "........ l .............. , • ,.. ... ... .. . ' t . . I. • • ' , ,,. -• - • I• • 8 b P1(.0 C LJf ?.UI 'TIO ?l ~' Jo.mu anti 'Dc,rotfag 'Tot ton art citiuns of tlie City of ' 'L"9kwootl anti an ~tiw mtm6crs of tlie amu,11mity; anti ~' Jamu 'Totcon Faas suvd fc,r ffl411Y years anti continua to suw on tlie tlr6an ~ Jlutliority anti 'Dtlrot/sy 'Totcon sm,u on tlie LiMOty 'Boarti; anti ~' Jamu anti 'Dorotfay 'Totton wm lfllln'id JUM 22, l!Ul anti will uld,rau tlieir 'Fifmtls ~ Jtnniwrsa,y tlais year; ""' ~' 0 un,pf,e "°"4d 6y ft,w. Mft4UStalWII, COIUIOft Ultmsts anti UIM4f/On is tlie 6osis of tlie s~ of our corruruuwy w our nation; ou ~. ie is fittilw t1soe o/foilll ~ •Jirla tow~ of f Plilg '1gt,ltvs anti tiu tu &UUleilll to tM UIIUiluld nra.,tfs -.,,g._,, of""' ~ ~'DIE!JIS,~()lt:J;. 'Mo'L. .SWJt!Jl ~ ~ "o,or of tlie Cilf of ~ ""'"IJUU'I "'"'~Cu, Coual I"°"'~ JIIIUS tlU ~ 'loetoll OIi tliei,-'Faftida ~ ~ -j,,rtM, uq,,w~,..,i.,,,...~-~uc,,,yw-6y~in~to tis. Mlfor, of our~- • (j/VUl•1*r-, r.J tlU IMf t"6 11" UIJ of,..... IHI . _;;: 4-Ut,. I • • • ' . , • - - PF{OOF OF PUBLICATION Englawooc:t Sentinel STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE } ... I, a.tlfd C. ,,,,, do ~ -tllal I am the ,,,_.,.,., Md ,,.,,,,,_,,_ of the ........ lld Slnttlef; lhal Iha NIM II a ~ newapaper pubhhed in Iha City of .,.,,.wood In Iha County of ..,..,._, Sime of ~ and has a general circulatlon therein; lhal Mid nawapaper haa bean publlahad OOllllnuoullr and ~ In Mid County of ..,._._ for a period of -· than 52 .... prior to the flrat pe#Q:Mcalio,i of the arw.ncl nolica, 1h11 Mid nenpapar ii antarM In the Poet Office of ......... Co,.,.., .. ~ clan mall matter and tllal the Mid nH p JI II a -JIJlf ..... ... ...... d ..... d Iha Oanaral A,11...., al Iha llala o1 Call ... ....-,. .._,. 30. 1113, and ....... .,,. NaliDaa ... _. ............ _ Clltlar ... ,.._Ing ID the prinling and ,-,i.tu"I of , .. a, notice and waa ~,..._. In Illa , .. ular and antlra WS 1/1 .... ftlWIJIJIF. OIICa aech ........ __ °' ___ .... .--.. -----L--···-···-···--· U I U ... _.,.ioftl: lllal the first r ........ _111111 -·-.... >?'J~ _..3Q. __ ·--· ,,_i ... ...,.__ ol Mid nalloa _ ................... .. • • • • ·~ ~.::.=.:::·--------::=: .....-...... .__ ti:-===\·---~-----.. ----..... ·-------==--:: =-----.. ~~ ---~-....:--··-=:-:.· ..... ~.; ~""L...~• -~.:--re.-===··---di-~= i:-·----·----·= ._._ -·---= ...... =.- ;- '• ,.. .. I • • .. .1.r • ,~. • • , - - • • • • ,, - June 17, 1991 1•1T1~n • . • ' (. 9 • City Planni119 5 loni119 COllllieeion t• I-1 lone Dietrict Aaendlllent aichard a. Wanueh, Director of CGllllllnity DeYelopaent Hold a Public lleari119 on the pcopaeed .. ,ntz1nt to the 1-1 lone Dietrict recJUlatione and appro,,e Council au1 11o. 42 on NCond r.adi119. RH! m,nH OIi .. , 21, lHI, the Muaill9 a-lNioa ...... a rH detion to wnd tlle 1-1 Llfllt lnduetdal Dietdct ,ortloa of tlle C C IIIIHhe lonint OS'dill&IICe to delete __,,_ fraa tlle pc'OIIU.lteld .... NCtioa. ftlio attaclled naff report ouppone the all-.oe of b~riN la u la6aotr1al •1etr1ct, ... Uluetretaa tlle ,.._,.,_ wlllch allow for protection of e.r.._.., .. -fraa _, ..,,.r .. oHecte. .. , . n. ,.-a,ued III utz at to tlle 1-1 cw Dlet., ct to ol&aulato ..._rr fraa tlle Uet of ...-u.1teld .... 1• tM rwlt of a ,..,,111d w for tM CMar Lllllllor 1111111•1119 u • N'Oll!Ory ud •• .-lllr tM ......._, ... an 11ry . Tllo Nil41119 l• ..._ ooetrart, ,_. ...... •ietr1ct. ...,.. _. •• •r/1~ ,-.1u , .... tllo nato ud t11e c1t, Of btl ..... . J .... NC pooeU.lo to detol91ao tM NUNU19 a..1 .. tlle onlaolloo _.Leh """~iteld Ulo N OC'lt ullr, ftlio llnc..._'--.._.or, at tllo ... ,_.... 1-atlOft -1• llawe iftn al •-..oltr of U,000 INrnla ,-,-u • 11,000 .. u.... fllo total cu-1L1.J oould llo , .. ,.... 111r .,...._..a, l0,000 lllunl• la Ulat •U•L... Uo ,.-1M1,a1 .... , tM •U.•1119 -.1• 11o .. a•• •rr, u. ., ... , tllo ••n••rr Id llo .... 1-lrM --r aau La ...,_, ._ to •S• ~&.eo u cawa w ... • . ' I . • - • • • STAFF REPORT CASE NO. 4•91 STAFF REPORT RE: • • I • • PUBLIC HEARING 1-1 DISTRICT AMENDMENT Public Hearing on proposed 111end1111nt to Section 16.4-13c(3) of the Comprehen- sive Zoning Ordinance, the 1-1, Light Industrial District. DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING: May Zl, 1991 PROPOSED AMENDMENT Section 16.4-13c(3) is proposed to be aaendtd by deleting the use •erewery• froa tht list of uses prohibited in tht 1-1 District. PROCEDURE1 At tht Public Hearing, tht C011111ission will htar ttstiaony rtlativt to tht pro- posed tMndlltnt to tht Coaprthtnsivt Zoning Ordinance (CZO), and rtce1Yt any tvidtnct whtch aight be presented. After considering tht evtdtnct and testtaony, tht c-tsston aay tither ap- prove, approve wtth tMndlltnts, disapprove, or table consideration of the ... ndlltnt. After a dectston ts reached, tht COllllisston wt11 refer tht pro- posed tMndlltnt or tMndlltnts to tht Ctty Council wtth the C011111tsston's recoa- .. ndattons. Council wtll then constdtr tht aatter at a Publtc Htartng. MALYSIS: lftltlt w cannot det,ratne whtn brtwtrt11 wre included on tht 11st of pro- htbtted uses tn Section 16.4-13c(S) of tht CZO, tt 11 ltkely that thts 11st appeared when tht ordtnuc, was adopted tn 1155. Nany ctttts tn tht Denver .. tro area tdopted codes at about tht s-tt•, and apparently used tht •- standard fonaat. Tht IIOSt likely txplanatton for prolltbtttnt brtwtrt,1, II .. 11 II other UIII contatntd tn tht prohtbtted 11st, ts that tht brtwtrtts wuld btc-a nutsanc, to tht surrounding area. In particular, brtwtrtts could poutbly .. 1t unpleasant odors. A survey of ftv, Colorado clttts, tnclucltnt Arvada, Aunra, Denver, Fort Colltns, and Pueblo tndtcat,s that brtwtrlts art 111..-.cl tn ttntral Industrial districts IS a cOftdtttonal u1t tn two ctttts, and II a ust•by-rt"'t tn tw cttlts tn Industrial IOftlS. 8r111-pt,b1, ttntra11y defined 11 an ,attnt 311c, wf\tch tncluclt1 brtwlftl and no aore than SOI of tht ..,..... product sol off pr .. lsts and no aon than IOI of tM bustnou occupied by tht brwt"I factl t. ty. art generally 111..-.cl tn bustnou lOftll. OUr rontnt ordtnuc, wuld allow a bf'w,pub, IS dtftntd above, tn ,tthtr tht bu1lnt11 or Industrial districts . As 10ftl 11 tht ,attnt place wes constdtrtd tht pr inci pal UH In area or 111 voh• of bu1lne11, tht brtwtry portion wuld bt cons dtrtd an acceuory Ult , • l • ,. - •. I· • • fl , ]- • STAFF REPORT CASE NO. 4•tl ·, • • PUBLIC HEARING J•l DISTRICT AMENDMENT The key question is: Should a brewery be allowed in the 1-1 Light Industrial District? Will it be an obnoxious neighbor? Two provisions in the 1-1 reg- ulations will continue to protect areas surroundint breweries and give the City control over their potential iapacts: 1) Section \6·4-13b Planned DtveloP!!nt requires that a Planned Dtvelopaent bi subit ttd for any lot of one acre or aort. Brew-pubs and aicro- brewerits would generally require 1111 than an acre, but any large brewery would require aort and therefore, be subject to review and public hearing by the Ca1111is1ion and Council. The standards for review include: a. Consistency with Coaprehtnsivt Plan. b. Avoidance of adverse iapacts on surrounding area. c. Appropriate intimal and extemal site design and architectural coapat i btl ity. ,, - These standards, along with the review process, will insure that any brew- ery developed will bt coapatiblt with the area. Z) ~tion 1,.4·flk Ltattations on Extemal Effects of Uses sets standards n ht fo low ng areas: a. b. c. d. Sound. Vibration. Eatsston of heat, glare, rldtat10ft, dust ud f-•· Outdoor stor191 ancl waste disposal. This section also proh1b1ts uses that create ceaon nut1111e11. These two ,rovts10fts protect tM nrrauadt .. aNa nffict111tly to warr111t COft· stdtratton of allow1 .. ......_..its t• tM l·l Z... Dtstrtct . ••11111u•, It ts the rec.....clat10ft of tM Dtpartalftt of C-tty Dlvtl ..... t that Ste· t10ft H.4-lk of the c-.r, ... stve Z...t .. Ordt11We, ta. l•l L1tllt Industrial D1strtct, bt 1111•d1d as follows : (Iott: crossed out areas are to bt deleted). . I • ' ' . ' ' I . . , - • • • • • Secticn 16.L-13 1-1 Liaht In:ustrial District. The I-1 Industrial District is co~,osed of certain industrial areas cf the City plus certain open areas vhere •i~ilar industrial develo,=•~t a,pears likely to occur. The 1-1 Industrial District should be located near ~.ajor roa~~•r• and true~ routes so that traffic aenerated fro~ the Industrial District ~111 not flood the residential streets in the area. The reaulations for this District a:e desianed to stabili:e and protect the essential cheracteriatica of the District•• well•• the areas 1urroundin1 the District. To th••• ends, development is limited to li&ht industrial uses plus certain uses providina services to tha area, and reaulatior.a are esta~lished to provide for •~equate acreenina and to 1overn the District. loth to protect residences from an undesirable environ:ient and to ensure the reservation of adequate area• for industrial developaent, nev residential develop:ent is excluded froa this district, except for caretaker facilities and for mobile hoae park1 for vhich a Developaent !lan has been approved. In recoanition of the 1rovin1 iaportance of aanufactured houalna in tbe national houaina 1uppl7 and th• nece1aitJ for up1radin1 exiatina aobile hol:le parka within the City of ln&levood, Colorado, aobile holle parka vill be peraitted in this &one district. In order to aaaure the ... niti•• within exiatina aobil• hoDe parka that vill be rehabilitated or expanded and nev parka vhich aay be developed, 1uch parka shall be con1truct .. in accordance vith a Developoent Plan, for vbicb 1tandard1, 1peci- fication1 aad reaulationa are ••t forth herein. a. b. c. ite•Jtl lf"t:Uoy. The providou found 1D thia Zone Diltrict 1hall be subject to t r91uircint1 and standards found iD Section 16.5, General le&ulationa, unleH otberviH provided for iD thia OrdiDlnce or aa aendDent lllereto. tt1Pl4~5· A Plan .. DeYelopMDt shall H UlN for the develo,=ant o any lot ou OI' •re acl' .. iD area. lee S.cU• 16.4-lS for de,,eio,...c proc .. ure. !ett'C'zt!t:!f.1 RH•. lo laM ahall H .... OI' occupi .. aad eo structure • , erect .. , altel' .. , .... or occvpi .. , acept for OM or •r• of tllle followina uu. (l) ,., ... penitted ta tllle 1-2 luiMct Diltl'iCt .. c1 .. ua rH1'entia1 ... acept u ,enitt .. ta lectiN 16.4-U c U) ruldatial, Nbile ,... parlLa • (2) tt.\ll• .... Park Plaaae4 Deval.,...c, ... Develo,eetlt Pl'oceture a~ 1, ... a,d1, lectioo 1,.,-1, n.., 16.4•1> •· U) ttuufacw,u,, p,oc1111a1 and/or fudcatl•. n. .._fact rta1, pncu•ina ... ,.., fabrlcadn, .. _re, .. _, liait .. hareia, of -, ceaeclttJ MSV5 5M (•Un&M ,.,,11 ttt u•!tQUtf · Aa.r11lwee, lla1lc .. f1ccure. Alcollolic di1tlll1c1 ... la&Ml ~nftell, Mlle f1CCttre ... Pl'MHll ... u,llalt, --fKtwe lad ff CUIU,, .... llecll, Mele fHc re • ......,. C.r\oe blel or 1 p bl1c, 11&1l1 fact re. , ... 1 .... ,, face ,o . I • • ' ]- .-.. • • • • • t• • -3- (h) ,\ny ,·n::-.::,:,diC)" r..anufactured, pr.oce11ec!, fe~ricated er 1,;arehouHd nn the rre:::ise1. (c) £quip~ent, 1u1plie1 a de11~ned especially f ~· bu1ine11, tran1portatior , :erial1 (except co::i::ercial explosives) •n a1riculture, =inin&, indu1try, j in& and other con1tnaction. (6) l•?air, rental and 1ervicin1. The repair rental and 1ervtcin1 of any co::iodity, the icanufacture, proca11in1, fa~rication, 1,;arehou1in1 or sale of which co::::iodity ii permitted in the Diatrict. (7) Contractor rard for vehicle,, aquip:ent, :atarial1, and/or 1upplie1. A contractor yard for vehicles, equip:ent, :aterial1, and/or 1upplie1 vhich ccr.aplie1 vith all of the follovill& condition,: (a) 11 properly 1raded for drai:111•, 1urface1 vith concrate, a1phalt, oil or any other du1t•fraa 111rfacin1 and aaintainad ill 1ood cOIMlition, fr•• of vaed1, du1t, trash and debris. (11) 11 provided vith barrier• of auch di:len1ion1 that occupaata of adjacent 1tructura1 are not unraa1onably disturbed, aitbar by day or by ni&ht, by the aov ... nt of vabiclaa, aachin y , ~ui,..nt or 1upplia1. (c) la provided vith entranca1 traffic con111tion. Ai ta 10 located aa to aiaiaiaa (d) 11 provided vith baniera of a,acb type and 10 located that no pactse, wehic1H v111 at_.~ tha yard apace or illt o cha r..-1ra4 1cranill1 area 1f adjoiaiq or adjacat to a r Hidential '1atrict. <•> Uptia1 facilt.Uaa an N an ..... that tbay Mithar •r ...... \ly '1at.r\ ocnputa of .. jacnt n11'nt1al propertiaa .. r iatarfara vitll traffic. (I) Gl'I t ••. (t ) ...,.,.,.r diatrilluti .. ataci.a • (10) Pa rt&illl ..,.,ar coc:aerc ial at~ .. • of .,.r a\la vohicl aa . CU) aa u, ... f adUtiH , MC NC s.c1 .. , ......... (U) l for n 1 ~fti11 1 1A occ l • U a, nrollaaet uy ba opan co die ,-.uc or Uc1ta4, U ) 1• .. nitodH f or atvfnu -, nvccan. (1)) ~l for tetrocttf or '-tca rctcy ..taic1oa f or ... ,... .. , of ,., ... , or fn&pr . (l ) CU) a /er a u, .... ,. - ' I . • ]- • • • • • CITY OF EN6LEIIOOO Pl.ANNIN& AND ZONING COIINISSION IN THE MATTER OF CASE 14-91, ) FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS I AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO A REQUEST TO AMEND THE 1-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, TO J) ALLOW A BREWERY AS A PERMITTED USE. FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. C01111ission Nlllbers Present: Gerlick, Schultz, Shoop, Glynn, Covens, Draper, Duiaier and Tobin. C01111ission Nlllbers Absent: Dav1et This utter c-before the City Planning and Zoning COllllission on May 21, 1991, at the initiation of the City Planning and Zoning C01111ission, to ... nd the 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District to eliainate •brewery• froa the list of prohibited uses. Richard Squire, Partner, Breckenridge lrt1Mry, was present and gave testiaony before the C01111ission. The Staff ite,ort and oral testiaony were received and incorporated into the record of the Public Hearing. After considering the stateaents of witnesses and reviewing the relevant docuaents, the City Plan- ning and Zoning C01111ission lllde the following Findings and Conclusions. ,. ••• OF 00 I. THAT the Public Hearing WIS initiated by the City Pl1Ming l Zoning C•- aission to consider an llllndllent to the l-1, Li"'t Industrial District, to e11ainate •brewery• froa the 11st of prollibttld uses. 2. THAT the notice of the Public IIHri .. VII -lhhed in the J!llnoof Sp· 1!!!!, the official Ctty ..,,pa,er, • Ill., Z, 1Ml. J . THAT thh ,....,t speciftcally ,ertatns te the ,...,al of •brewery• f,. the 11st of prolltbtted IHI llllder Slctt• ••-•·•Jc (J), 1·1, Lt ... t In • dlstrtal Zone Dhtrtct , ,....1ttld Prtnc fpal Uses . 4 . THAT •tchard Scautre, Part..,., lncktflrtdtt lr-ry, 11ve testtwy II to the nature of the ,....,lid -•-•t and,...,.... bniwtry c1eve1...-t . 5. THAT no one whhld to spell ta ..,.,ttt• te tM ,...,. .... w• ... •t . I . TIMT the Departwt of C...1ty Dtve1 ..... t ...en u .. d -,,,.val of the Pf'OPOlld wr lll1nt . • I I . • I - ]- • • • • ' • t• • ' <. CONCLUSIONS 1, THAT proper notice was published in the Englewood Sentinel, the official City newspaper, on May 2, 1991. 2. THAT the proposed ... nc111ent 1s consistent with the intent and purpose of the COlll)rehens1ve Zonir111 Ordinance. 3. THAT the proposed ... ndllent was considered by the Planning and Zoning Com- a1ss1on at a Public Hearing on May 21, 1991. IJCOIIIINDATlml THEREFORE, 1t 11 the clec:1ston of the Plann1r111 and Zon1r111 Ce111111ss1on that the proposed -ndllent to the 1-1, light Industrial Dhtr1ct regulations be ap- proved and be referred to City Council with a favorable rece11111end1t1on. Upon a vote on a aot1on llede at the ... t1r111 of the City Pl1nn1r111 and Zoning eo..1111on on Nay 21, 1111, by Nr. ler11ck, secondtd by Ms. Tobin, which ao- t1on states: TIie Plannt111 ca.t11ton recaan~ to Ctty c:wn tllat tile c111111rnn1tve Zantnt ~tnence, lectton 11-4-13 c (3), 1-1 ltlht lndustrtal Zone Dts- trtct, lie _,.. '1 e1tatnatt111 • ..,_..,. fNa tile 11st of prolltbtted ..... Dose voting 1n favor of tM •tton: Slloop, &lynn, CoVNs, Draper, Duaer, Tolt1•, lerltck ud Scllultz. TMre wre no_.." voting 111tHt tile •tt•. Dose _..r, absent: Dav1et. Tllh d1Cts1on ts effecttve 11 of tile .. u .. of "'1 ZI, 1111. IY GIDH Of TIil CITY PUIIII• I DI• CGIIIISSlml • . ' . ,, - • ... .. I . • , , - • • • • ,. - • I • -' BY Al.mDtITY au,n~~ NO. SERIES OE' 199r- CCXJNCIL BILL NO. 42 Im'ROOOCED BY CXXH:IL Mn1BER~~~~~ A BILL~ AN amnwa AMDIDING TI'1U! 16, OIAPTER 4, SErriaf c., SUBSEX:'l'ICN 3, OE' 'fflE mG.D«xl> KlNICIPAL CXDE 1985, BY m:rzrING 'fflE TERM BRDDY AND ~ AN EMEK'iDCY. ~, lllanding 16-C~-3, of the Englewcod tuueipal Code 1985, by daleting the tam "Brwy", this -.ctiet will allow brwi• in I-1 Light Irdiatrial District.a in tha City of Dlglwaod which i• cunwltly prdubitad; IOI, '1'H!Jm'CB, a 1T CllaDIII> BY 'DIE CITY CDIICIL fl 'DI! cn,r fl !JUzDIOOD, OC£CIWX>, AS PCI.LClll1 lacticn 1. Title 14, 0.-4, lecticn C, aibMcticn 3. , is tm.t,y -.a 6y ™int the tam .. wy •• 16-4-13: I-1 LJGIII' DBm DIS1UC1'1 c. J. Mnlfact\lrint, pre: 11in9 ar4/oc flbricaticn. 'Die llllmfacturi.nl, pr c c 111i.ng ar4/oc flbricaticn, • -.-rated .. liaitad --111, of _, on-odity .apt the fo1.lawint "'1da .. prahi!aitell1 Abnai,..., basic lllllllfacture. Aloahalic disUllaUon. aniaal ~. bMic lllldactuN .. ~-All!Mlt, alllllfactuN ed prCCllli ... lane blac*, bMSc IIINlfactuN. a I Clldlal b1ac* 0/C i-. bl-*, IIMic ~- a.-1, IIMic ~- QwefoeJe, ._, oc ~ial, IIMio IIINlfactuN oc ,a I .... ODa1 ar CIDlle, lllllllhc:ta9 ar pra a 1111,.. Qauata an4 oaac:nte pcoAacte, ~ ar fllbr'iallUcln. Detc_.., .... 111d by-,ratlC'U, auw aial t.t, 11111111c ...tllata9. ~ led fnlta ...... ., ........ lllllllfllata9. ~ • ....,.... of pr 11ln9. ,-pew. ......... -. athlr tMII MVOllft ad _,.., lllllllfaatae. CDaa.....r--.. a1 ... e1a • ....,...._ -...-nu .. . --' .. , ......... . • I . • , - • • • • ,. - • •, • <. --~- Gypswn and other foms of plater bue, manufacture. Inaecticidas, manufacture. Insulations, fllllllllbl• typas, manufacture or fabrication. f'.atcl'm, llmNfacture. Hut •l~ing. Metals, mctracticn er -1ting. Natala, ingots, pigs, sheets, or bars, llmNfacture. Natal ahr9dd1nlJ, auto ehreddinJ a"l4 siaUar q,eraticns. Oils 111d fats, animal 111d ~. manufacture. PainU, pi9*'U, ana:als, japans, 1~, putty, vamiahes, "'1utin9, and wood fWen, manufacture er fabrication. Paper pa1p a"l4 celluloae, buic Ml'Nfacture. Paraffin, IWNfac:ture. ~ a"l4 petzolftll pmlacta, amlfacture er FCocewinlJ. Pcrt1an4 and amilar oaant.a, aaaufacture. lld:llm', IIIIUfacture, er nclaiainlJ. Is at J J er p1aninlJ llllla • ..,.., tadne, ~. ~- ..... -~. lllnlfacture. Tai..-y. 1'\lrplntim, IIIIUfacblN. --.. pcaAacta, IIIIUhatuN. ll:lod pn II ftDI by cnoeJl4.ing ar Clthar FC••un ~ ct -4 by pr111nat.1wa. llltra I 11 I, ..S ID '-11, MIi ....... ca ant ...... m Iha Jr4 c11y ct Jane, 1"1 • ..u.a. in lll11 • • -11'4.-.i-i:vr Qrdl,-ca Iha ttla clly ct June, 1111 • ._.-, uw _.,...... a.i r a,.•• tM 17111 -of .,.., llltl • .... ....... www 1. as. &Ii aa -a - . ,, •. .. I. • • , - - • • • • (. I, Patricia H. Craw, City Clerk of the City of Diglewood, ColorlMi::>, hereby certify that the lbove and for91JC)ing is a true oqsy of • Bill for an Ordinance, introcb:ed, rod in full, and puNd en first reading cn the 3rd day of June, 1991. htrlcli A. erci, _,_ ' ; • •. .. I. . • - • • • • • t• • ' '· 10 a ORDINk'a: NO. g; 0 SERIES CE' 1991-- BY Al1l'HORITY COONCIL BILL NO. 36 INTJaXX:ED BY CDJNCIL MEMBER BULUXl< AN ORDINANCE HEREBY AMEN>ING TITLE 1, OIAPTER 7, SEx:'1'100 2, EN:iUXXD KJ'.lICIPAL CODE 198S PERTAINDIIG TO JURISDICTIOO-POD CE' 'lllE ENGLEJ«XD MUNICIPAL COURT. \·iHERE.\S, recently Section 14-4-102 ( 1 l and ( S l Colorado Revised Statutes were arrended to give judges of nunicipal courts of record authority to issue tmp:>rary and perma."\er\t restraining orders to prevent dalestic abuse regardless if such relief could be obtained in a dalestic relation action when so authorized by t."le IIUU.Cipal governing body; and NClf, '1'HEREPClm, BE IT ~ BY 'l'IIE CITY CXUCIL at 'l'IIE CITY CR ~. ca.cRNX>, AS FCLLCIIS: Section l. Tl'l'LE 1, ~ 7, SEl'I<Jf 2 IS lmnY MIHllD BlC AIX>DG A NIIJf SlllSICTI<Jf G, TO JUD AS PCI.LONS: 1-7-2: JURISDICTI<Jf, PCID. G. l. 'DIE JtDZ at 'DIE BG.MlOD IOUCIPAL CXJUR1' fAY, IN HIS/HIil DISCRE'l'I<Jf, ISSUE flNICIWU All> PDUINIDl'l' ~ C11D8 TO PR!!V8ft' DCMl!8'l'IC MIS lltP:DD Cll Nell' SUOI m.ig, CXUD a CBrADB> IN A IXM!SIIC mATICIIS JC'f'I(Jf l'ILD) IN A DIS'Dtlcr cxurr. 2. AC'l'I<Jf TO ClffAlN aJC:11 m.ig, IS INITIA'l'm BY l'ILING A cn.LAlN'1', DULY YDIPDJ), AU.sDG 'IMT 'DII mfllDlft' RM CXiiUi rib N:1'11 CXN'l'l'l'Ul'DI W:a'ilC MlJSI MaD111' 'DII PLADl'l'Iff Cit A MDUl 01DD CR E1'ftlllt at 'DII PMl'DS. mat 1m nLDG at 80al CD9'LADfr M'1'D 1D1U1G "ftlE L'\lmfJICS All> IBDG ftu.Y aTIIP'IID IWDI flaT an'JCD2ff ODIi mans, 'DII NIIICIPN. cx:urr .uxa NU uaa A 'ftNitlW(Y Ml'IMDIDC CllllJt TO FU\rllft DClalJC MlJIE NI) A C1'lllll'lCII DlW!tB> TO Tia: lm'IIUllfr, CXllllll>DG 'DIS,_. TO.,_ Illas 'lWI exutr AT A WLD'JC 111a NI> tan, TO 811 cxa, IP 11ft, llllf am ffNICIW(! ~ CllllJt aDD Nell' • NNa ,. •• n:. , • IP. AT 'DII 1a1tna 111U> n ms tllllCDN. mm .uxa mm 'Ila nLDG at aJal CJNII.ADff, 'I'm m:rm:wff' IS ,-i JIID ~ DI 'I'm llrMDC, ffS tUl1CIPN, CDm .DXa IP 01 t1a aTUnlD ..... CMS IS !IICJNN, NU IJaJI A PIJEIJalff lll8lllADIDG CIIDD • -1 .. , ,,._ • < ' I. • • -• • '· - r Introduced, read in full, and passed a, first reading al the 3rd day of June, 1991. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance al the 6th day of June, 1991. Read by title and passed on final reading al the 17th day of June, 1991. Published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1991, on the 20th day of June, 1991. - Attast: ™1i 1. craw, city a.a ..aa.1. Si, • • ' ' ·- .. I . , • 1- • • • • • • 10 b <H>INANCE NO. "J..IJ SERIES er 199f'-( cnJNCn. BILL NO. 41 nmoxx:ED BY <nJNCn. ME>1BER HMimICHl' AN <H>INANCE APPRCIVll«. NI> AlfflDUZJ?«; THE EICB:l1I'I~ er AN ~ CXXPERATI~ Al:iREfMml' WI'ffl .MAPAIIE cxumr RElATil«i TO THE CXftXX:T er caHlNITY IEVEL<JIMml' BLOCK QWff' PklGRAMS ra:t FmERAL FI9::AL YF.ARS 1992 THRaGI 1994. trm:RF.AS, the City Council as henlby dn.emine that it is in the public interest and welfare of the residents of the City of Engla«>od, Coloracb that the City engage in • cccperative effort with Arlpllhoe County for the concb:t of O:lmuuty Develcpnant Bleck Grant Progr• activiti• and projects in the City under and pursuant to the Housing and Qauuty DIIYelop!Blt kt of 1974, a~ (42 u.s.c. 5301 ~.); and IIIERFAS, an ~ O:,cperatia\ A;r• at covaring the lat, 2nd and 3rd Ocllllunity Davelcpmrt Prop:• yura ("'1c:h are Jammy 1, 1992 through Dec:ed>er 31, 1994) hu ~ ptepced far lllpt'CWal Ind -=uticn tr,, Ind betwNn the County and the City pursuant to Wlich the CDIG Prop:- will be undart:.Mlm Ind allniniateNd far thoN Prop:• yura. 'Dua ..... t states the purpoNS thmw>f, the atent of the ~ participaticn of the parti• Ind the rights, cllti•, napcnaibilitia Ind cbligations of the parti• in the cordx:t Ind aclli.nistraticn of the <DIG Prop:-.. apecified tharein; and IIIERF.AS, puniUlftt to the prorisions of Part 2 of Article l of Title 29, C.R.S., my ti«> er m political amdivisiana, • dafinad tMN!n, aay 9ltar into apu ant.a with cne IIIOthar far joint er aoaperative cticn Ind aay alao aantr-=t with w:h ot!wr to paifcml lff'/ .,._.,watal aarvice, activity or undertaking lftic:h w:h political amdivia1cn Wltar"in9 into the aantr-=t is authadaad by la, to pefolil; .., , www, • 1T C11mDB> n '!'IE cm CXUCD. r1 ,. cm r1 ltD.IMJOD, CCIDUDO, Al P<Uaas lactiCln 1. flw City of lh9lallll0d haliby iM*WWW the Ap it, M ~. ant.itled lnteifCHWIWital QqllntiCln Ap it batllNll AnpahCle Clulty Ind the City of 919)....S, Clo1ondl, mlatJ.111 to tha ..._ of a..inity Dlual • ,t a1ocll ~ ,..__ fer ....ai riwl 'INn ltl2 W'aUljh ltN and dlt.s M of • lttl, 1a ...., K S Led and app1:cwiad by the D19l....S City CIIUnC11 iiid the Nlyar 1a authariaad lo elllCute 111d the City C1a'k lo lltteft 111d Wl1 that Al& at fer tlld on tlelllf of the City ot lhllN:IOd. lnt.roU:led, Nad in f\a.11, ..s ,.....S on fint ....U.. on tha Jr4 -, ot J\ale , 1"1· Mllahad • • 1111 fore ClrdlMnae ca tha Ith a., of.,_., 1"1. -l - ,. - , I. • ]- • • • • • • (. Read by title and puNd en final reading en the 17th day of June, 1991. ,, - Published by title • Ordinance No. , Series of 1991, on the 20th day of June, 1991. - A1"1'!ST: h&lcli I. crcii,, dty did titricli •• crcii, ' ' I . 'I • • ....... ..... • • • • ~- • ~ • ' '· A R A P A H D E C D U N T V REQUIREMENTS FDR CDIB FUNDINB APPLICATIONS av SUIBRANTEES t. D•scrib• th• Jurisdiction'• ••ti••t•d housing n•ed• for th• •nsuing fiv• <S> y••r p•riod. D••cribe the Jurisdiction'• need for •••i•tenc• for very low-inco••, low-inco••, end aoderate-incoae feaili••, specifying such n••d• for different types of tenur• and for different cetegori•• of r•sidents (by inco••, elderly, single persons, ler1• feaili••, etc.>. 2. Describ• the neture and ••tent of ho••l•••n••• within the Juri•diction, providing en ••ti••t• of the speciel needs of verious cetegories of person• who are ho•l••• or threeten•d with hoael•••n•••, ned a description of the Jurisdiction'• •tretegy for CA) helping low-inco•• faoili•• evoid bocooing ho••l•••• Cl) addr•••ing tho •••rgoncy shelter and tran•itional hou•ing noods of hooolo11 por1on1 <including a brief inventory of faciliti•• and 1orvice1 that •••t •uch need• within your Juri1diction>1 end CC> helping hool••• por1on1 oake tho tran1ition to peroanent hou1ing end independent living. J. De1cribe the 1ignificant characteri1tic1 of the Juri1diction'1 hou1ing oarket, indicating ho• tho10 characteri1tic1 •ill influence the u10 of fund• •ad• available for rental a11i1tenco, production of n•• unit•, rehabilitation of old unit,, or aCQui1ition of ••i1ting units. •· K•plain lllhothor tho co1t of hou1ing or tho incentive• to develop, oaintain, or ioprovo affordable hou1ing in tho Juri1diction are affected by public policies, particularly by policies of tho Juri1diction, including ta• policies effoctin1 land and other property, land use control•, aontn1 ordi,..ncos, llkaildin1 codo1, f••• and char1os, ire.th liott1, and policies that affect tho return on re1idonttal investoont, end doscribo tho Jurt1diction•1 strete1v to rooovo or 10110n negative effects, if any, of suef'I polici••• S. K•plain tho in1titutio,..l 1tructure, tncludin1 private indu1try, nonprofit or1aniaations, and public inetitutione, throutfl lllflich tho Juriedictton •ill oar,oy out it• houein1 etrato1v, a••••sin1 tho etron1the and 1aps in that dilivory eyetoo and doscribin1 lllhat tho Juriediction •ill do to ovol"'Co•• th••• 1ape. ,. Indicate roeourcos froo private and non-~odorel publ i c source• that are reasonably ••PGCtod to 1M oado available to eupport CDee fund&n1, ••plaintn1 ho• fund• oado available •ill lovora10 tho•• Mtditioftal roeourcos and idonttfyin1, lllhoro tho Juriediction dooos it appropriate, publicly ONnod land or property located within tho Jurtedact&on that oay 1M utiliaod to carry out tho pro ...... • I . • - • • • • '· 7. Describe the nuaber of housing units in the Jurisdic~ion, th• physical condition of the units, the restoration and revitalization needs of public housing projects Nithin the Jurisdiction, the public housing ag•ncy•s strategy for iaproving the aanageaent and operation of such public housing, and the public housing ag•ncy•s strategy for iaproving the living environaent of low and v•ry loN incoae faailies r•siding in public housing. a. D•scrib• th• Jurisdiction•• aetiviti•s to encourage public housin1 r•sid•nts to b•co•• aor• involv•d in aanage••nt and participat• in hoa•olffl•rship. t. lnclud• a c•rtification that th• Jurisdiction will affiraativ•lY furth•r fair housin1. ae. lnc:lud• a c•rtification that th• Jurisdiction is in ceaplianc:• with a r•eld•ntlal antldleplaeeaent alld rolecatien •••l•t•11e• plan under eectlen I .. Cd) of tho Neuein1 and Coaaunity Dev•l-..ent Act ef H7• ct• the enent that euah a plan appUH to tho Jurledlctlon>. 11. lnclud• tho nuabor ef , .. ,1,ee te whea the Jurisdiction will ...-.v&d• affordabl• houein1 ueln1 fund• aad• ava11.-10. IL lncluct• a preJect de..,.li,tlen fer eeall prepHed preJ•ct, lncludin1 lnforaatlon on type ef ..... •Ject, ~•flt to lew/aed•rato lnceae f .. 111es, e•t•nt ef ...-.Jeet, tetal preJected preJect eeete, nue~r of pereone directly ~nefltln1. I~ Include censue infe,...tlen en J..-lsdlctlen'• •v•rall --~latlett .... .-... Ci.e. lnceee, race, elderly, etc.,. l•plaln hew CDae will ~eflt JurlsdlellMI 1ft .. lntalnl .. Nfe1 d ... nt elld eanltary houe&na. • . • .. I. • • , • • • • • • LIST OF HUD REQUIREMENTS FOR COOPERATION ~GREEMENTS ~11 cooc•ration a;r••••nt1 mu1t •••t th• following 1tandard1 in ord•r t~ b• found acc•ptabl• ~v HUD1 a. Th• a;r•1~Ant1 au1t cov•r th• P•riod n•c•11ary to carry out activiti•• that will b• fund•d fro• annual CDBG appropriation, for th• F•d•ral Fi1cal Y•ar1 for which th• urban county ii to qualify and fro• any progra• inco•• a•n•rat•d fro• th• •NP•nditur• of such funds, including 1uch additional ti•• a, aay be r•quir•d for th• •Np•nditur• of anv 1uch fund, grant•d by th• county to th• participating unit of local gov•rnaent. b. Th• a1r•••ent1 au1t stat• •Npre11ly that the county and the coop•rating unit of gen•ral local gov•rn••nt agr•e to •coop•r•t• to und•rtak•, or a11i1t in undertaking, coaaunity r•n•wal and low•r inco•• housing a11i1tanc• activtt;•,, sp•cifically urban r•newal and publicly a11i1t•d housing." A1 an alt•rnativ• to this wording, th• coop•ration agre•••nt1 aay r•f•r•nc• ltat• l•gislation authorizing such activiti••, but only with th• approval of th• •P•cific alt•rnativ• wording by couns•l of th• appropriate HUD Field Office. c. HUD shall not acc•pt any agr••••nt that contains a provision for v•to or oth•r r•1triction that wauld allow any party to th• agr••••nt to obstruct the iapl•••ntation of th• approv•d Housing A11i1tanc• Plan CHAP> during th• p•riod cov•r•d by th• agr••••nt. "l'~ff1 HAPs ar• b•ing r•plac•d by CHl1 tl'll t Proa,.•• V•ar>. d. HUD shall not ecc•pt any agr••••nt that contains• provltl ,n for t•raination or withdrawal by th• csunty ,,. th• coop•ratang unal of 1•n•ral local 1•vern••nt. •• Th• 1•v•rnin1 ltedy ef the caunty and the 1ov•rn1n1 body of the 1aneral local 1•v•l'"ftoont Shall autharia• tho a1ro•••nt and tho Chi•f oN•cutiv• offic•r of •actl body shall •••cute tho a1roooont • ,. - f. Tho a1roooont oust canta i n, er lie aocaopan ed by, a 1tat•••nt fr•• tho ceuntv•• ceunsol that tho ler os and previ11en1 ef tho a1r••••nt1 aro fully autheriaed under 81ate and I.cal lew and that the a1reooont ~•vid•• full le .. l autheraty fe r th• c•unty to undorlake1 er•••••• i n \lftdertak1n1, e11ential c•••unity d•vele .. ont and heu1in1 a11i1tanco act1v1t i o1 1 •••cafically, 1W-.n ron .... a ...a .-..a,ca, a11i1te41 heu11n1. • ••r• cortificatien .. the county•• eoun1ol that the a1r••••nt 11 appreved as te fore ,, an1uff1cient and unaccopta-lo. • . I • • , ]- • • • • • I• • g. Agreeaents sh•ll contain• provision obligating the county and all cooper•ting units of gener•l loc•l governsent to take •11 actions necess•ry to •ssure coapli•nce Nith the urb•n county'• certification required by section 104<b> of Title I of the H~using and Coaaunity Developaent Act of 1974, as aaended, including Title UI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Fair Housing Act, section 119 of Title I of the Housing and Coaaunity Developaent Act of 1974, and other applicable l•Ns. Further, agreeaents sh•ll cont•in a provision prohibiting urban county funding for activities in, or in support of, •ny cooperating unit of general local governaent that does not affiraatively further fair housing Nithin its o•n jurisdiction or that iapedes the county's •ctions to coaply •1th its fair housing certification. This provision is required because noncoepliance by a unit of gener•l local governeent included in an urban :01.1nty eay constitute noncoepliance by the grantee Ci.e. the entire urban county> Nhich .. Y provide cause for funding sanctions or other reaedial actions by the Departaent. h. The agreeeent aust contain provisions specifying that, pursuant to 24 ~R S7e.5e1Cb>, the unit of local governaent is subject to the saee requireaents applicable to subrecipients, including the requireaent of a •ritten agreeeent set forth in 24 CP'R S79.se.J. l. A ceunty eay also include in the coeperatlon agreeaent any provisions authorized by 8tate and local lANs that legally obligate the coope~a~ing units te undertake the necessary actions, as detereined by the caunty, to carry aut a cooaunity developeent progra• and the approved MAP, and/or •••tether requireoenta of the CDae pragra• and ether apol icaltle l&Ns. nua er ee anseuAN A county that qualifies aa an urban county •ill 1M entitled ta receive f~• ao an urban eaunty for the full porlod af its qualification re .. f"'tlle•• af ct\angeo in lto IMPUlatian. Dur1n1 the 1Mr1od af quallfleatlon, no Included unat •' general local gevol"f'eont .. , •lt~r .. froo an urltan eeunty. Any un111eor1Mrated partaan of tho county that lncorporatas during the qualafaeataan 1Mr&ed •ill re .. in a part of tho urltan county throUlfl tho o"9 of that ,. .. ,od. No included unU of gonoral local govort1eont react,,ng tho threshold• for dooignat,on ao • ootro1Ml&tan caty .. , •&th411r .. fro• the 1Wltan county dur1n1 tho quallflcotion 1Mr1od. "' - • . ' ' I • • ' - µ • • • • • • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the parties has caused this agr••••nt to be approved by its governing body or board and to be duly eMecuted on the folloNing dat••• AIIAPAI IDE CCUNTV I ATTEST, ATTl:8T1 Cfer the Subgrant••> Cpranted na•• ef 1i1ner> Title•------------------- '"'-------------------- Titl••------------------ .. ,e, __________ __ 1,_ AIIAPAI IDE CCUNTV '"'------------~ Title•----------~ . .,. ____________ _ Cprinted naae ef 1i1ner> Title•-------------------- .....,.,... M TO l'OIM1 .,.•~•e Ceunty Atterne,•• Office '"'------------------------ Tit I••---------------------..... ____________________ _ ' '· ' I. • , ]- ] • • • • • I• . • ' <. 18. SYIRIDliPn PC T1c1inetiRD pf thil Apr11,1nt• This a;r••••nt •av be suspended or terainated by the COUNTY in accordance with i4 CFR 8S.43, cited in Subparagraph 13<b> above, and in accordance with Paragraph 6.a. of PAct II of this agr••••nt, if the SU8BRANTEE fails ••t•rielly to coaply with any of th• provisions, requir•••nts, conditions, standards or oth•r t•r•s of this egr••••nt. This e;r••••nt aay also b• terainat•d for conv•ni•nc• of th• COUNTY in a~ordenc• with 24 Cfft f!l 1 44 and Subparagraph 6.b. of PACI II h•r•of, end by th• aua8RANTIE in ~ordenc• with Subpare1rephs 6.c. end•, of PACI II h•r•of. lt. IYCYAYAl ,pf PcPYAIAPDI• Th• parti•s to this sub1rant a1r••••nt sp•cifically air•• that ell th• pare1rept,s, t•r•s, conditions end oth•r provisions of this a1r••••nt that requires so•• action to b• tek•n by •ither or beth of the parti•• upon or after th• ••piretien or t•r•ination h•reof, particularly Pere1rephs 7Cc>, 16 and 17 •ntitles GPIIIDIASAtD• IIYICl&PD •f 111111 and AAIIPIAS&tD pf PctlCII JDStll respectively, shell surviv• the ••Piration or l•r•inatien of this •1roeaont end shell bo ceapletod, taken er perfe,..ed es provided herein or•• ••Y 1M re~ulred under th• circuaetancos at that ti••• " - • ' ' I . • - ] CE:11!- • • • • • '· IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the parties has caused this agr••••nt to b• approv•d by its gov•rning body or board and to b• duly •••cut•d on the following dat•s• ARAPAHOE COUNTY, BU8BIIANTEE, ATTEST, ATTEIT1 (for tho lu~granto•> Cpr&ntod na•• of 0&1nor> Tit I••---------- Adeiniotrative .....-oval• IY•---------------------- Tltl••------------------- Det••------------ AIIIAPAI IDE COUNTY 1,_ 1,_ IY•------------~ Tit I••----------~ ly1 ____________ _ Cprintad n••• of oi1nor> Titlo1 __________ ~ ....avlD M TO Pa.1 .,.•INl'I•• County Attornoy's Offico IY•------------------------Titlo, ___________ _ let••----------------------- ,. -. I . , - • • • • • • '· ... under this egreeaent end to use thet incoae only during the ter• of this egree••nt for the conduct of the Proj•ct<s>, eMc•pt for plenning end edainistretion. Progre• incoae is d•fined in PtCIACIPb sz0,s11s1> pf Sb• Rul•• and RppulaSiRDI es ell <gross> incoae received by th• 9UBBRANTEE Nhich is dir•ctly a•nereted fro• the use of the CD8B funds provided h•r•undar. <b> All provisions of this ear••••nt epply to the retention by the IUNflANTEE of any proar•• ineo•• it receives. The SU9CIIIANTEE aust report on• aonthly basis, ell progr•• ineo•• received under this egr••••nt.. If the IUNIIANTD chooses to retain prograa inc:••• end use it to pay costs incurred on the ProJeet<s> es peraittod hereunder, tho caui,r,, through CDD, is then required under PICIICIPb SZ1,Sf4Cs> pf Sb• ftylft 1Df ft•pylat&an• to adjust the •••uni of any peyaonls or relabursoaenl duo or to beeo•• duo hereunder to lho IUNIU!kll& ~Y tho ••ounl of that pregre• &neoao, in accordance •ilh tho principles rogardin1 the dispesil&on of proar•• ineoae under IH.PICIICIPbl tzl,Sf4C•ICIIS&I IDf S&&I tf lb• ftyl•• enf 111vlet&1n1. ce, lllly ,...,.... &11e••• ·the • •••• ''* hao ofl hend or hao .... ••pended ""·" '"'° .......... , •• ,, ....... h ..... ,........ oP h receaved ~ lhe ••-&11& efler lhU •ar•••o11t ••p&reo or u ..... ,........ ohal I IN ...... s,of'tl"ff ... peld •• '"· C•••r '" .... NaN. Nllh lhO ,..OYiSieftO ef ~ ........... 16 .-eve elll&IIN le!f[flfD ff ,,,,,,. '' , I . • , - - • • • • • • . . the control of the SUBGRANTEE at the ti•• of the eMpiration or teraination hereof, that was acquired or iaproved in whole or in part with CDBG funds provided under this agreeaent in eMcess of 12s,eee.ee, shall be either, <i> used by the IU8BRANTEE until five <S> years after the eNpiration or teraination of this agreeaont to aeot one of the national objectives prescribed by the U.S. Congress in tho Act and found in l•sttpn :tzl,111 pf lb• ftvJ•• and ft•pyl4ttpn1, i.e., activities benefiting low and aoderate incoae persons, activities . which aid in the prevention or oliaination of 1luas and blight and activities designed to •••t coaounity dovolopoont needs having a particular urgency, or Cii> disposed of in a oannor which rosult1 in tho COUNTY being roiobursod in tho ••aunt of tho fair oarkot value, of tho proporty,at that ti••, loss any portion thereof attributable to o•pondituro by tho 8U .. fUlt.TII of funds not provided under this agroooont for tho ACQuisition of, or ioprovoaont to, tho property. Roiobursooont to tho COUNTY under this lubpara1raph a,<ii> will not be roQuirod after tho five cs, voar i,oriod •• •~ifiod in a,cit of thil para9raptl • 17. P&11111,,,, ,, Pr•eree ans•••· Cat Ae i,oroUtN YMor ltsSAID IDeW«II IC lbt lyl19 IN lt1H&t• &IDie tho CGUNTV hor olty aulhor&He Iha ••• ID •• rolain •· • Cllallllll • • • • ~- • ~ . • ' 1~. Nptict tp Prpc11d. The SUIGRANTEE aust notify COD in writing when it is ready to actually start work on the Project<•> and aust give that notice before incurring any costs on a Project as to which it will request payeent or reiebur••••nt fro• the COUNTY under this agr••••nt. When this notice is received fro• the SU8BRANTEE, CDD will deteraine Nhether or not the environaental protection procedures, the release of funds procedures and any other procedures or processes that aust be accoaplished prior to the start of th• Project<•> have been satisfied an/or coapleted. If they have, CDD will then give the IIUaCIIIANTEE • ·Notice to Proceed• with the ProJect<s>. If the IIUaCIRANTEE does not coaply with the requireaents of this paragraph and fails to obtain this Notice to Proceed fro• CDD at the tiae and in the aanner provided above, the COUNTY shall not be obli .. ted or required to iapleaent this agreeaent or to pay, coapensate or reiaburso tho IU8IIIIANTEE for any costs incurred on er fer tho ProJoct<s>. Under appropriate circuastancos and in its solo discretion, CDD ••v .. ivo the previsions of this paragraph. 11. l•x•c•&•D •C 811111• As provided in ltSl&tD SZl,21JSblSII ,, lb• Iv&•• end ,,,va,,,,a,, upon tho ••Piration er toraination ef this a1rooeont, the .... IIAt&II& shall role••• to tho CGUNTV any CD .. fuftds provided under this •1rooaonl that ero on heftd aNI not ••PDnded •v that Ii••, any pro1r•• inc••• on heNI ANI not ••P•Nled, in eccordenco with tho provisions of Per .. reptl 17 bol ... •NI eny eccounts r .. o,v•-•• ellr&~t••I• lo tho uso of CDae futlds provided • ' I • • , - J • • t, <3> Attachaent C, C4> Attach•ent F, C~> Attach•ent H, C6> Attach•ent N, • • • "Retention and Cu1todial Require•ent1 for Records" fKCfpt that in lieY of the provision, in Paragraph 4 of this attachaent, the retention period for records ~ertaining to individual CDIG activities 1tart1 fro• the date of 1ubei11ion of the annual perforaance report and evaluation report, as prescribed in ltetiPD 971,917 or thr Rul11 and ft•pylatign• in which the specific activity is reported on for the final tiHI •atandards for Financial Manage•ent Sy1te••·1 "Monitoring and Reporting Progra• Perfor•ance•, Paragraph e of this attach•ent I •Property Mana1•••nt 8tandal"'ds,• tlFIPl for Paragraph 3 of this attach•ent concerning the standards for real property and tlFtPt that, Para9raph1 • and 7 of this attach- ••nt are aedifted •• that in all cases in lllhich personal property is said, the preceeds shall be prograe inc•••• and that persenal property net needed ~Y the 81aelaN'Tal: fer CD .. activities shall be transferred ta the County for the CD .. pre9ra• er •ay ~• retained by the •maWTU after caapenaattn1 the Ceunty if•• deteratned ~Y CDD1 and •Precuraaent fl AlldaN• •. 14. IDY&CIDIIDIAl ec,,,ssa,, IIIH&CIIIDII· "'· ...... ,,a shall not undertake any .,..rk ner tneur any c•••• en the PreJectc,> preceduros and re~utreaents pre1C1"i~ ln It A'I Peel II lllhich are applicable•• the PreJectCs> fleve -.en eceaapl&lfted er eetttf&ed • ' .. •, I . • - • • • C12> S•ction &S.36 1 C13> ••ction as.37, <14> ••ction as.49, c1,, aection as.42, Cl 7) a.ct hn as. 43, (18) ••~ton as .... c,,, .. c,ton as.s1, C29) 8ect&on as.sa, • • • •suba1o1ards to d•barred and s•apended parti••"I •Procur•••nt," •Mcept paragraph <a> thereof1 •aub1rants"1 "Monltorlng and r•porting prograa perforaance,• exc•pt paragraphs <b>- Cd> and Cf> ther•of1 "Financial r•porting,• •xc•pt paragraphs Ca>, Cb> and <•> ther•of1 •Retention and ace••• r•quir•••nts f'or records", "Later dlsalla ... nces and adJust- oents•, and •colle~ion ef aaounts du•·· Cc:> If Sbt PNNl+TII btCIHDflC ii DPI 8 IIYICDl1DS41 IDtitY 8::11& entitled, "Gt•I Pc&ns&•lt• fer NfD:Prtf&I Ar:ten&!tl&101• or QNI S&CSMIIC 8:11 entitled, •Seti Pr&DFIP&t• fie lfHFtl&tDfl 8lltsb11n11 u M S&csvler 8:01• ,,, ........... , .. •ca-" o..-oltorieo•, tlFIPI fer .. ............ 4 ., '"'· ........... , .... "'"' ··~·" , ......... , Cl) Mteahoent .. ... ~&111 •~ lns~r•••·• ' I . • , - - • • I• • ' <. (b) tr tbl SUIGRANTEE htCIYDdtc ii e APYICDltnttl ,ntitv .<including public agencies>, it shall coaply Nith the requireaents and standards of RMI Ciceu11c B-IZ entitled, "Pcineipl•• tee R1t1r1&n&n1 e11t1 eeel&seblt s, ac1nt1 end c1ntc1st1 with Stat,, LRSll end ftdlClllY CISPPDiZtd JndilD Tribal IPYICDltnt,·, 1151... Ciceul1c 8:&11 entitled, "Audit• pf,,,,, fDd bAStl IAYICDltDS•" (iapleaented by 24 CFft Pftt 44)1 and, Nith the follONing Sections Of 24 Cfft e1rS IS entitled, "Unifpc• 8d•ini1tr1tiyf ft•pyict•tnS• fie lrtnt, end c,,,,r,tiYI 8PClll1Dtl ta,,,,, end LPS11 IPYICDIIDtl"• ( 1) lecthn IS. 3, "Definitions" 1 (2) lecthn IS. 6, •1•ceptions"1 (J) lection IS. 12, "8pecial grant or subgrent conditions for •high-risk• •rentee1•1 (4) 8ection IS.n, ••tanderd• for financial aanaa•••nt syst•••, • ••cept paragraph <•> thereef1 ,s, 8ecU en IS. 21, •Peyeent,• ••cept •• HClifieCI .. , a.ss,,a !!1'78.I&~ ,, lbl 111111 ,a.a 1111111,u,11, Cl) 8ecUen 19.U, ••11 .... 111e ce1t1•1 en 8edien ..... •Nen•f.-ierel e1M1it••1 Cl> 8ecUen •••• ·1~ui,ee11t,• ••c•-' in All CAHD '" lllflietl the ~u,.-ent h ••lei, the ~...... DhAll N ~•tr•• i IICHD I ,,, 8ectien •. u, ··u~u •• •, ( ,., .... , ... •• 14, •cepyript•·· • " - . ' • ' 0 I • • , ....... • • • • • • laws, rules, regulations, standards, circulars, eMecutiv• orders and other directives that are referred to in the Rul•• 1nd B1qul1ti9n1 and particularly in §1ct19n1 ~z0,&00 thrpuph ~z0,&12 thereof, including the applicable Qffic• gf Manap111nt ang Budpft <QMB> Circular• so•• of which ar• specified in Paragraph 13 below, and~ CFR Part as Nhich •stablishes a "coaaon rul•" aaong f•d•ral agencies in the adainistration of grants to stat• and local govern••nts. Cb) Upon request CDD, Mill assist the SUBBRANTEE in obtaining any of the abov• docu••nts it aay n••d. 13. CAIPlieose bx IYllllftNIEE with CAIi er,,re, fttAYilitll• Ca> In th• p•rforaanc• of this apr••••nt and in th• conduct of th• ProJectCs> list•d and d•scrib•d in Paragraphs 3 and 4 abov•, th• IUl&IIANTEI shall coaply Mith all of th• applicabl• 1 ... s, rul•s, r•gulations, standards and oth•r CDl9 Progra• r•quisit•s ••ntion•d in Paragraph 12. Mor• sp•cifically, th• ProJ•ctCs> shall b• carri•d OUI in ACCOrdanc• Mith th• r•quir•••ntS Pf'•SCribOd in f9etipQ9 311,111 SbCIMlb 111,l&I Pf Sb• ftul•• ID4 ft•pulaSitDI• aubparagraphs Cb> and Cc> of this Paragraph 13, Part II of this a1rooaont and Part Ill of this a1rooeont if it io applicable to tho ProJ•ctco,, o•copt that, th• IUlaNINTEa to not roqutr•d to assueo tho onvironeontal Pf"Otoctton rospensibilittoo ef tho COUNTY ao ...-ooc,ot~ fer 1rant••• in ltCS&en 171,11+ tf Sb• ftN&t• Inf ltlNJtS&tDI nor th• r•sponsibtlitv of tho COUNTY•• initiate the &nler1evert1eental r•vl•• ...-oeess •otabltoh•d u~er l•tcvtiyp Ar:f•r &11%1 a~ eed• a.._1,ca••• bV l•ca&•n 111:1&1 ,, 'bt IHI•• •rt lt•vJea&•n• •• CDae ' ' ' •. I . • ....... • • • • • • .. <b> The SUBGRANTEE 1h•ll •dhere to the requireaent1 of the Budget<,> •• •pproved by CDD but ii not precluded fro• ••king ch•nge1 in the ••ount1 budgeted for the ••Jor co1t •l•••nt1 within the 8udg1t<1> •• such chAng11 b1coa1 nec••••ry. All ch•ng•• however, within the ludg1t<1> shAll be reported to CDD in• tiaely ••nner for Acc1ptAnc1 And Approv•l by COD. All proposed chAng11 in the tot•l aaount of any "Fixed Tot•l Project Costs• shown in P•r•gr•ph 3 Above or of Any of the ludg1t<1> under this •gr••••nt, or which would incr•••• or deer•••• the total ••ount of coap1n1Ation specified in PAragraph 7<a> above shall be 1ubaitt1d to CDD for PCiPC fPRCPYfl and aust be foraally authorized by a written •••ndaent to this agr••••nt in accordance with the provisions of lub- paragraphs •<a> and <b> above. 12. rns1r11cett10 bx B1f1c1ns1 ,t CAIi Pr11re1 811u&1itt1• The following statute•, rule•, regulations and other directives prescribing the 1111ntial r1quir1a1nt1 ef the CD88 Prograa, as well as certain other laws, rules, regulations and directives •ad• applicable to CD .. prograas net specifically a1ntian1d herein or in the ftyl•• ID-fttlM&tS&IDI· are incor,-ratod int, and aado a part ef this a1r11aont by this reference thereto, to wit1 ca> The IRl, and tho lvl•• eftf!I ltlM&tl&IDI as idontifiod in ~•cital A altevo, the Pt11ct•tnl •f hl.,C C'II I le&•• eDf!I ltlM&tl&IDI pr11crib&n1 tho varieu• ,.-oral aa-.r a .. s aftd standards that a..-ly to the conduct of CDle ,roar .. •, ao •~oe,,,.-in ltsl&ID 111,11:1 •C lbt Iv&•• Inf lt•N&tl&••• a..-i A• Peet• II 111 111 horeef, all other . , • I . • , - • • • • ,,, - • • l. 10. B••iqna1nt of Cpntr1ctinq. The responsibility for the perforaence of this eqreeaent shell not be assigned, transferred or contracted out by the SUBGRANTEE without the prior, written consent of the COUNTY. Contracts or purchase orders by the SUBBRANTEE for the acquisition of equipaent, aateriel1, supplies or services for the Project<•> do not require the consent of the COUNTY but shall be done in accord•nce with the coapetitive bidding requireaents of the Rul•• •od ft•pulatipo•, the procur•••nt require••nt1 of 24 Cfft l•st&eo f!l,31, the procur•••nt 1t•ndard1 found in 9Stesb11ot A pf QMI Ctr,;ulac 8:&&I, as applicable, •ncl any •PPlic•bl• state laws and local governaent ordinances. 11. Pctttst IYdPtt• <•> A budget au1t be prepared for each of the Projects listed in Paragraph 3 above <the •audget<1>•> and 1ubaitted to CDD for revi .. prier to the start ef each ef the Pr0Ject<1>. Th••• budgets •u•t be approved by CDD and be attached her••• at the Ii•• af th• •••cutian af this •gr••••nt. They 1h•ll be identified as Attachaant 11, •ilh • 1ult-attachaent nuaber, if apprapriat•, far each PreJoct. Each af tho Bud9ot <•> shall be pr1parod '" • far••• that is accoi,t•blo to CDD and, in 1onoral, ahall 1&11 tho .. Jor cost elooonl1 of tho PraJaet, 1uefl •• 1...-act1ul1ltlon, eonetructian contracts, labor, oatorial1, 1u~ontract1, travel, .-a,ni1tration, otc., •~ 1ho• tho a1tioatod c••• to bo paid or roiaau~•od ta the ••J111t TD fer th•t ProJoet, •• ~owidN in Per•ara,t. a abov1. . ' .. I . • , - • • • • • t• -' '· 1pecified in Paragraph 6 of thi1 agr••••nt without any additional authorizations by the governing body of the COUNTY when it is deterained by the Director to be necessary for the 1ati1factory coapletion of the ProJectCs>. Before an eNtension of ti•• aaendaent •ay go into effect, the Director aust subait the SUBBRANTEE'• request therefor to the County Attorney'• Office for legal review and approval and shall coordinate the eNten1ion with the Contracts and Procureaent Division and the Auditor's Office with respect to contract adaini1tration, payaents and fiscal aatter1 and with the County'• Architectural aection and Public Work• Departaent with respect to architectural and engineering aatter1, if that is appropriate. Cd> All extension• of ti•• proposed for the perforaance of thi1 agreeaent shall be reque1ted in llff'iting by the IU88RANTEI: and be subaitted to CDD for approval and processing. Upon it• approval, CDD shall add a signed, N1"itten endor1eaent to the ._.....,TIE•• letter of reque1t grantin1 the ••ten1ien, and that letter 1hall thereupen 11M appeftded herete end 1hell be nuabered eftd indonttfied a1 a duly euthoriaod M"itton .. oftdaont of thi1 a1reoaont • I' - Ce> Ttlo abevo dolo .. tion of authority to the Director of CDO to authoriae ••ten1ion1 of tl•• in tho 1Nrforaa,-co ef th &• •1reoaont 11 llaltod 1trlctly thorote. Ttlet dol•t•tlon •' euther&ty ~•11 not apply te any ether eedlf l caUen of lhh •1rooaont. All other aediflcetlen• hereof •hell be 1ewert1od by tho ..-ovi1&eno •' tee, end Cb> above. • ' I • • ' ]- • • • • • ,. advanc• paya•nt aad• h•r•und•r aust b• justifi•d in ~riting by th• SUBBRANTEE and aust b• pr•-approv•d and authoriz•d by th• County Auditor'• Offic• and all oth•r appropriat• County Offic•• bafor• b•ing aad•. •· Cbanatt• Ca> Eith•r of th• parti•• h•r•to aay r•qu••t a••nd••nts to any of the provisions of this agreeaent at any tiae but, •Ncept for eNteneions of tiae aaendaents only, DI t••od••oS •btll b• •td• AC PtCfPClld until it bit ••• , IYSMelllx IICttd ,, bx tht IIYICDiDP bpdl•• pf lb• PICIIII or is required to be aade pursuant to or becauee of changes in the federal, state or local lAN•, rul•s or regulatiens governing the conduct of the Pw-•J•ctCs>. All aaendaents hereto shall be authoriaed by a duly •••cuted aodification of thie agreeaent prier te any work being don• thereen, eNcept that ••tensions of ti•• •••ndaont• in the Ptcl•f •t P•ct•c11as• hereof only aay be authoriaed and given by CDD •• '""ovided in 8ubpara1raphs t<c>, Cd> and<•> -.1 ... Cb> Ne ret1ueets far reialMareoaont or other PAr••nte under thie agr••••nt which .,.. due to co9' avorrU11s ef .,., kind en the PreJectCe> ehall-. ....,-owed, all...ed er paid br the CGUNTV unl••• the .. eunt ret1ueeted has -.en •~•ved by• ..-ltten .. endoent and autheriaed in aec•rdafte• with the .,..evleiens ef thie para1raph. Cc> The direeter ef CDD c•h• •1,r ... er•, le here•, dele .. ted the auther&tv •• auth.,.ia• ••••ne&ens in the tec&lf •f Ptct•reens• ' I. • ' ]- • • • • I• • .. tha SUIGRANTEE 1hall rafund, ral•••• or tran1f1r •ny untKpandad ••aunt back to th• COUNTY unl111 • fully ax1cut1d, written •••ndaant to this agr••••nt 1hall provid• otharwi••• 8. MtthPdl pf P4Yl1Dt• <•> Tha SUBGRANTEE ••Y r1qu11t pay••nt fro• tht COUNTY of that part of th• co•p•nsation stat•d tn Paragraph 7 htr•of, r•lattng to a particular ProJ•ct •ith•r on th• basts of• luap su• rtiabur••••nt of th• ProJ•ct costs upon coapl•tton of th• ProJ•ct or on th• basis of ptriodic r•i•bur••••nt payaent• during th• cour•• of a ProJ•ct as th• funds for that Project ar• •xp•nd•d. <b> A requ••t by th• 8U9811ANTEI for •ith•r a luap •u• or for periodic retaburseaent payaents on a ProJ•ct shall b• in a fora and cont•nt as pr•scribed by CDD and shall b• subaitted to CDD for r•vi•w and for a det•r•tnation of eligibility for payatnt. Upon approval by CDD that division will subait th• roquost to th• appropriate County offices and divisions for processing of payaent. ••quests for p1rtodic payaents shall n•t b• subaitted ooro fr•quontly than onco per aonth and shall be supported and docu••nted as requir.al by CDD on tho bast• of costs actually tncu,..,.ed lty the .,......,,Ea on• Project durtn1 the portod for i.hich payaent is requosted. <c, Propaya•nt of any of tho coaponsation stat.al in Para1ratlfl 7 above er a part tal edvance of funds to tho ••llfttdtEa' fol" • Project NY IN eede lty the COUNTV " the nature of the ProJoct or unue-..l clrcueetaneee Justify•~ payeont • .._, prepayeont or . ' • ' I • • ]- • • • • "' - • t• . • ' Progra• as ligitiaate Project costs as provided in the Rul•• and R19ul1URD1, the applicable Pt!I Cic;u11r1 and 24 CFR Pert B!5, cited in Paragraph 12 beloN. The above stated fixed ceiling aaount •ay be considered••• "not-to-eNceed" ••ount but shell not be considered as an •estiaete-of-cost•, •percentage-of-cost•, or any kind of "cost- plus• su•, price or aaount. Also, •• used in this egreeaent, unless the context indicet•• oth•rt11ise, th• Nords •exp•nd", •exp•nded" and ••xp•nditur•• shell includ• ell aaounts obliget•d or coaaitted by th• 9Ul8RA141K& by ..,.itt•n a1r••••nt Ctncluding unilet•r•l purchas• orders> for ••penditure on the ProJ•ctCs>. Cb> The -...RANTEE aust aake • concert•d, good-faith •ffort to ••pend the total subgrant aaount specifi•d in 7Ca> abov• Mithin th• P•t&Pd pf P•rttCIIDFI stat•d in Paragraph I h•reof. Th• .,..ftAl4TIE's costs and ••P•nditures, hoMever, shall not ••c••d that aaount Mithout a prior ..,.,,,en a1r••••nt to that •ffeet and the COUNTV shall not be liable for or ,..Y the 9UaaftAl4TK& for any ••Ira costs or overruns on the PraJectCs> er any additienal eoep•nsatien in ••e••• of the tetal .. ount stated a1teve1 previded, h .... ver, this previs&en shall not provonl tho total subgrant aaount fro• 1tetn1 &ncr••••d or docroased in eccordanco •ith Para1r...-t of this ..,. •••• n, ent&llod Gben,,,. Ce> In tho ovent tho full •••"nsat&en to ate ,..,d or rehatursod het"eunder by tho COUNTV h not ••"ndod by tho •••nlE for 01&1tblo i,reJoct ••••• ltv '"• ond of'"• Ptc'lf et Ptcfeceens• h•reof, •• thel "riod Ny hevo lteon o•toftdod .,. olho,..ho -...1od, . ' • ' I . • • ]- • • • • • '· the Project<•> 1h•ll be •lipible for reiabur••••nt •nd p•yment hereunder. Cb) All perfor••nce of this agreeaent sh•ll be undert•k•n •nd coapleted by the SUBGRANTEE in• expeditious aanner •nd sh•ll not extend beyond the end of the Ptcipd pf P•rfer•1nc1 specified in 6<•> abov• unl•s• thi• agreeaent i• a••nded authorizing an exten•ian of that p•riod. All aaendaents of thi• agree••nt, including ext•n•ion• of ti•• and t•r•ination, shall b• accoapli1h•d in writing and in •ccordanc• with all r•quireaent1 of Paragraph, h•r•of •ntitled °''"'''· 7. C91P1Dllti1D• <a> lubJ•ct to th• requir•••nt• of thi• paragraph and of Para1raph 1S b•low r•quiring a Nptist tp PrtFttd prior to incurring co•t•, th• COUNTY will co•p•n1at• th• IU88RANTEE for th• full porforaanc• of thi• agr••••nt and th• actual conduct of th• Pr0Joct<1> •pocifi•d heroin, a total •u1tr1rant aaount of for all ProJoct•• Ttlie aeount ie a fi•od eoilin1 aeount and will bo paid to coeponeato tho.,...._., .. for ite eo1t1 actually o•pendod to porfore tho activiti•• and/or prov i do ther 1orvico1 r-.uirod h•ro u nd•r and to ecqu i ro tho roal and /or personal prop•rtv roquirod a nd u••d nor for tho cond~t of tho Pr0J oct <1 t 1 eubJoct, ho ... vor, to a d•t•roination by CDD, 90foro payeont, that tho 111451 It Prtsttf r-.uirooonte contained in Para1raph 19 90lOII have 90on 1ati1fiod and thot all cost, ,u-.attod fo r r oa•~••••nt or payeont are a&l .... bl• and ol111bl• for pa yeont undor t ho coee • . ' I. • ' - - • • • • I• • ' .. :I. §t1tu1 Rfpprt9. The SUBGRANTEE •h•ll prepere end •u.bait to CDD every three aonth• or•• otherwi•• •pecificelly requested by CDD during the ectuel conduct of the Project<•> • deteiled project stetus report on eech Project. The report foraet shell be•• approved by CDD but aust show, •• • aini•u•, the current perforaence status of the Project being reported, the costs and contrectuel coaaiteents incurred to dete thet have been charged to that project end any CDl8 Progra• Inco•• received on that project, up to the date of ••ch report. All other contents of the report shall aeet the requireaents of Paragraph 3 of Part II of this agreeaent and provide ell data and inforaetion thet CDD ••Y need or require for coordinating, aonitoring and eveluating the Project<•> to coepletion and for fulfilling CDD'• reporting requireaonts to HUD in the overall adainistration of tho CDl8 Prograa. • ,. Plr&NI ,r P1cfer1ens,. <•• Tho period of porforaenco of thi• e1rooaont shell bo sa oonths Nhieh period shell bo1ln on end ond on ,,_. 19_. In tho ovont tho deto on Nhich this a1rooaont i• fullr si1n9411 ls ooro rocont then tho eltovo 1to1lnnln1 deto, thon this •1roooont shell Ito considered to bo rotra.ctivo end to hevo taken effect on tho eltevo 1to1innin1 date. 8ubJoct to the previsions of Pare1ra,h 19 Itel ... , entitled Mel&St II PrMttf, oll CHh lllftlct\ oro IIICUt"t"od on enr of the PreJect cs, by the ••ncu ID ofter tho effective ute of this .. reeoent _.. Nhich hove beon dotoroinod br CDD to 9e ~oprleto •~ oll .... ble costs of "' - • ' 0 I . • , ]- • • • "Project<•>" 1 PRQ,lECT ND. <2>-~~~~~~­ <3>~~~~~~~- c,>~~----~ <•>~~~-~~~- <7>~-----~ <I>~-----~ ,,, ______ ~ ue, ------- . • • • ' <. QESCBia:-TioN t• FIXED TQTCIL PROJECTED COSTS to bo porforood all work roQuired for tho ProJectCe> doecribod generallv in Paragraph 3 above and, in that perforoanco, ehall do all poreonnel staffing and contracting, provide the eervicee and furnieh all relatod real and pereonal proat0rtv that it reQu&red. I' - Tt\o ProJocl<•> ehall bo perforood in a oannor eetiefoctorv to CDD and in eccortllence with the provi1ione of thie .-re1ra"' end with Attectloonl (o> I appolldod to thie a1roooont. AttoctloontCe> I conte&no e ooro doteiled etateoenl of the werk lhel le to Ito done on tho Pro J oct Co> 114,t i i is not i ntend..i to lao l t th• 1coat0 of t h et .. ,.k ot r &ctl~ thereto <••• Att~oent I end enr 1u.-attectloon1e lher eie ) • ' • ' I . • - • • • • • <. together with •11 of the CD8G Progr•• requi1ite1 referred to in Paragraph 12 below whether or not they are appended hereto, <a> Pict II -Suppleaent•ry General Provision,, <b> Pict III -Feder•l L•bor St•nd•rd Provision, (c) Attesb••ot I -St•te••nt of Work (including all 8ub-attacha•nt1 th•r•to if this •gr••••nt cov•r• aor• than on• Activity or proJ•ct>, and <d> Attesb•tot II -Budget <including •11 Sub-attacha•nt1 thereto if this agr••••nt cov•r• aor• than one activity or proJ•ct>. 2. Pctt•st fttlAIDt&bility. The Coaaunity D•v•lop••nt Division of Arapaho• County c•CDD•>i• hereby designated as the repr•••ntative of th• CDUtifTV r•garding all CDl8 Progra• aatters and shall be re1pon1ibl• for the overall adaini1tration and aana1•••nt •f that pro1ra• and the aanner in Nhich th• activities or pr0Ject1 deecribed horein aro conducted. In th• adainistratien of this agroeaont, CDD 1hall coordinate •1th tho County'• Adainistrativ• .. rvic•• Departaont, Contract• and Procureaont Divisian, ,actliti•• Nana•oaont Divi1ion, Capital Conetruction Coaaittee, Public Werks Dopartaont, Muaan .. rvic•• Dopartaont, County ._,,,or•• Offico and other llectod Officials and their Officoo, alMI all other County oporatint alMI ada&nietrativo officoo, a• .....,-o,..-iato • ~. PrtlMI PtlFclll&ID• Tho ecthUiH or ,..-0Joct1 to N conducted hero"'"9er a,oo l&otod in tho ca&affV'• .,,nal ltatoaont of OltJocthoo and ProJoctod Uoo of ,unt111• a• euNiUod to MUD for tho CDea "'°otr .. Voar '"c&f&od on .._,. I aMvo, anti aro 1onorally doecri~ a• fo11 ... , anti rof•rrod to horolnaftor •• tho • I • ' I . • , ]- - • • • • • t• • . ' B. As provided in the Rules and R•gulations, a r•cipi•nt of financial assistance und•r a g,•ant agr••••nt with HUD for a CDSG progr•• is authori:ed to contract by subgrant agr••••nt with public •ntiti•• or privat• non-profit •ntiti•s for th• conduct of th• activities and proJ•ct• stat•d by th• grant agr••••nt r•cipi•nt to b• und•rtak•n und•r its CDBl3 Progra• but, if th• grant agr••••nt r•cipi•nt •nt•r• into such subgrant agr••••nts, it is ,till ultiaat•ly r•spon1ibl• und•r th• Rul•• and R•gulation• for th• prop•r conduct of th• activiti•• and proJ•cts to be und•rtak•n and, th•r•for•, aust also provid• th• ov•r-all oanaa•••nt and adoinistration of tho•• subgrant, a, n•c•ssarv to a1sur• th•ir satisfactory p•rforaanc•1 and C. Undor this a1r•o••nt th• IUallUINTEE will b• a subr•cipi•nt of CDIG pro9rao funds fro• th• COUNTY und•r tho Countv'• Urat.n- Countv CDl8 Pro1rao and, ther•for•, thi1 aar••••nt ii a 1ubgrantin1 arrangeo•nt arr1v•d at b•tw•on th• COUNTY and th• ..... ~. pursuant to a foraal a1tt1licatien procedura fellowed bv the COUNTY under its CD .. Pro1r•• for th• conduct of the octiviti•s or proJocts d•scribed in Para1raph J below. THEIIID'OIIC, in cons1deration •' th• out.,.I proo,,es, pevo•nts and ether previuo111 her••'• the CGUfTV afld the •••nttu ., ...... fou .... , 1. G•nS•nS er *bl• ltrt••ent, "''' ,u-.rant .... o•••n• con,,,,, of'"'' Perl I -.. noral 1torov111on1 ----the foaa ... 1n1 luted contract ••rte and Altoct\oont, that ere .... NH herete, "' -. ' I . • , - • • • (. • • • Arapaho• County CDBG Contract No. CD Progra• V•ar ProJ•c:t No<•>. SUISIIANT A8REDIENT ll'DR THE CONDUCT OF A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PIIO.JECT CDR PIIO.TECTS> b•t•••n AIIAPAI IDE cauNTV and PART l -IIENEll"L PIIOVJIIDNS THll 11Ja811ANT AB~ ls entered lnte and shall be effective •• of the --~ day of ______ __. ,, __ _. by and bet•••n Arapahoe County, a body corporate and politic of the ltate of Colorado, <the •CQUNTV• >, and ------------------' of lho ltate of Colorado, Colorado, Ctho •IIJleftV&T .. ·>, ll'ederal laployer or Ta• ldontlficatlon No. R I C l T A L I 1 A. ""..-,.•• County hes onler.-i lnlo a 1ranl a1r••••nl Cthe •erant .. r••••nt•, •ilh tho UllllN 11•1•• Dopartoenl of Heusln1 and Ur-... Dovolo~enl c•MUD•• for fl11a11elal assistance to eenduel a CoooU11it, Dovolo~onl lloctr 9ranl "'"•tr•• Clho •CD19 Pro1raa•> .-.rsuat1I lo Tlllo I of lho Housl111 aN Co••-lly Dovele~enl "cl of ltl't\ ctho •"cl•>, •• ....... .-, AN tho hlH AN h1ulaUons ~•ul .. lN ~ MUD 1ovort1&111 tho HMuel of Cooo•ll, Dovelo~ent 11 .... 9ra11h c•CD1e·> ~ • ..-... , ,. CNo of l'Noral h1u&auons C c,,••t .... , 9'78, as .. ondN, Clho •11u1es and ••1•lot1ons•,, ,,,_ I. • , ]- - • • • TD1 l"IIOM1 ... • • ·, • .. to the Inter;overn•ental Agree•ent between Arapahoe County and dated as of , 1991, relating to the Conduct of Co••unity Develop•ent Block Grant Prograa, for Federal . Fiscal Years 1992 through 1994 STATEMENT CW LEIIAL COUNSEL FOIi ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO loard of County Coaaissioners of Ar-apehoe County, Colorado, ot al. Office of the Arapehoe County Attorney ltateaent lleQuired by HUD regerdin1 the above Intergovernaental Cooperatien Agreeaent CAgreeaont, 1991. We heve revtewed 0 the ~oregotng Agreeaent, end based on thet review, lt is our opinion thet tho teras, cond1t1ons end other provision, thereof are fully euthortaed under state and local law and that the A1reeaent provides full lo1al autharitv fer the Count y to underteke, or assiot in undertakin1, osoontiel coeaunity dovolopaent end housing assistance activitieo, opecifically, urban ron ... 1 and 11Ubltcly aooistod heuoin1 in ceeperatien with tho above deoi1neted city Cer tollffl, p ursuant to that a1reoeent • ., . ...... TU let • . .. I . • • ]- • • • • ,, - • l• . • ' either party aay terainat• this agr•e••nt or Nithdraw ther•froa. Cb) If th• County qualifi•s as an urban county and th• City is includ•d, during th• thr•e Progra• y•ars for Nhich the County has qualifi•d, th• parti•s agr•• not to v•to or oth•rNis• obstruct the iapl•••ntation of the approv•d Coapr•h•nsive Housing ltrategy <CHS> during that thr•e y•ar p•riod and for such additional ti•• as aay be required for the •Mpenditure of HAP funds granted for that period. IN WITNEIS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this a1reeaent to b• duly authoriz•d and e•ecut•d by each on the dates specifi•d as feu .... , Afoapahoe County, The City af En1lewood ATff8T1 ay Naae, Att • m COUNTY CI..EM ATTDT1 Mallo, TUl01 AC:Jt • m COUNTV, ca DIIIMO ...... CNRI ... ... ... Tau .. II ICIMD Cl' COUNTV CCNII.IGNIIM lHl lHl . ' • . • I . • - • • • • • t• . • ' <c> Pay ov•r to th• County any Progra• inco•• that is g•n•rat•d fro• the disposition or transf•r of prop•rty •ith•r prior to, or 1ubs•qu•nt to, any clo1•-out, chang• of status or t•r•ination of this coop•ration agr••••nt that i1 applicabl•. 18. Th• p•riod of perforaanc• of this Agr••••nt shall cov•r thr•• CDBG Progra• y•ars consisting of th• County's 1st, 2nd and 3rd Progra• y•ars b•ginning ,anuary 1, 1992, and •nding D•c••b•r 31, 1994. As stat•d h•r•in, haN•v•r, this Aar••••nt is int•nd•d to cov•r activiti•s to b• carri•d out Nith annual CD Block &rants fro• Fod•ral Fiscal Voars 1992, 1993 and 1994 appropriations and shall b• and r••ain in full fore• and •ff•ct until all proJ•cts and activitios approv•d and authoriz•d to b• p•rfor••d and fundod for tho•• fiscal yoars havo bo•n coapl•tod. ll. Any chang•• and oodifications to this Agr••••nt shall b• aado in ..,.itin1, shall bo •••cutod by both parti•s prior to th• perforoanco of any .. rk or activity involv•d in th• chang• and b• approv•d by HUD if n•c•••ary to cooply with th• R•1ulotions. 12. Ca> This Aar••••nt shall b• and r••ain in fore• and offoct for th• p•riod of p•rforaanc• sp•cifiod in Paragraph 1e h•roof and, lllhon tho County has boon qualifi•d by HUD as an urban county, noith•r th• County nor th• City oay t•r•inat• this a1r••••nt or withdraw th•r•froa during thot poriod of p•rforoanc•1 provided, h ... vor, if tho County fails to qual i fy as an urban county or doos not rec•ive a CD 1rant in any year of tho thr•• Prograo years for lllhich it has qual&f&od, or If any f941oral le1iolatlon should chan1• tho qualification or ontitleoont status of tho County or tho City, I I ,, . . ' • I • • , ]- • • • • ,,._ • l• . • ' <. and the County, Cd> Keep appropriat• r•cords r•garding the r•c•ipt of, use of, or disposition of all Prograa inco•• and aak• r•ports th•r•on to th• County as will b• requir•d und•r th• separate CD project agr••••nts bet•••n the City and the County, and <•> Pay over to the County any Progra• inco•• that aay be on hand in the event of close-out or change in status of the City or that aay be received subsequent to th• close-out or change in status as will be provided for in th• separate CD project •areoaent1 aontioned abovo. ,. Tho soparato CD project agrooaonts or sub-grants that will bo onterod into botwoon tho County and the City for tho conduct of the CDl8 Prograa, as aontioned and referred to olso.horo in this agreoaont, shall include previsions setting forth tho standards which shall apply to any real property acquired or hprovod by tho Caty In whole or In part, 11sln1 a.a Pro1r .. funds. Thoso standards will rocaulro tho City to, ca, Notify tho County In a tlooly .. nnor of any •edification or c:han10 In tho uso of that property fro• that which .. s planned at the ti•• of tho acquisition or laprovoaont alld this notice requtroaont •~all include any dispos&t&on of ouch property • Cb> Roiaburoo the County in an .. out1t OC1..al ta tho current fa i r aarkot value of property ~ui rotl or lapravotl with a.a f unds Clo•• any portion thoroaf aUrUtutulo to ••pondUwo• of non-cDla funds ) that I• sold or transforrotl for a 11•• whlc:fl doos not ~u.lify llftdo r tho Ro1ulotians, end •• , ' ' • . • I . • - • • • • • • . . coaaissions relating to the CDBG Progr••· In •ddition, the City and the County shall each take •11 actions necessary to assure coapliance with the certification required of th• County by Section 184Cb> of Title t of the Act, including the National Environaental Policy Act of 1969, Title UI of the Civil Rights Act of 19641 Title VIII of th• Civil Rights Act of 1968, the Fair Housing Act, S•ction 189 of Titl• I of th• Act and oth•r law, applicable to th• conduct of th• CD88 Prograa. tn addition, th• parties hereto understand and agr•• that the County ••Y not provid• any CDIG funding for activiti•• in, or in support of th• City, if th• City do•• not affiraetivoly furth•r fair housing within its Jurisdiction or iap•d•• tho County'• action, to coaply with itt fair housing cort i ficet ion. a. During th• p•riod of porforaenc• of this egr••••nt •• provided in Paragraph 1• bol ... , th• City shell• Ce> lnfora th• County of any inc••• g•n•r•t•d by th• ••P•ndituro of CDN Pro1r•• funds roceivod by th• City, Cb> Pay ov•r to th• County any Pro1r•• inco•• rocotv•d by th• City, or retain end u1• that Pro1r•• inco•• subJ•ct to, end in eccordenco with, th• roquir•oont1 end provisions of tho ••peret• CD proJoct e1roooont1 that will Ito ontor•d Into botwoon tho City end tho CoY11ty for tho actual conduct of' tho CDN Progr .. , Cc> Uso any Pro1r•• inc••• tho City l1 euthoriaod by tho County to retain only for oligi~lo ectivatiot In eccordenco with ell CDN Pro1r .. roquirooontt •• .. Y thon •~ly end•• will Ito opocificelly ,rovidod for In tho ••~to CD ,roJoct ogroooonto botwoon tho City • ,,._ . . • I . • , ...... • • • • • • C . coapliance with the Regulation• and all other applicable federal law• and requireaent1 relating to the CDBB Prograa. The City al•o under•tand• and agree• that it •hall al10 coaply with the requireaent• of Section S70.st3 prior to di•bur•ing any CDBG fund• to a •ubrecipient of the City. 6. All CDBG Progra• fund• that are approved by HUD for expenditure under the County'• grant agreeaent• for the three Progra• year• covered by thi• Agr••••nt, including tho•• that are identified for project• and activitie• in the City, will be budgeted and allocated to the •p•ctfic proJ•et• and activiti•• de•cribed and li•t•d in the County'• ~tnal ltateaent subattted annually to HUD and tho•• allocated fund• shall be used and expended only for the proJoet• or activities to Nhteh the fund• are identified. No project or activity nor the aaount allocated therefor oay be chanted, •edified, substituted or deleted by the City with re•peet to any preJoet ar activity without the prior written approval af the County and tho approval of KJD Nhon that approval is roQuirod by tho Regulation•. 7. locauso tho City will-. included as• pert af urban Arapahoe County for tho throe CDae Protr .. years covered by this Cooperation Aar••••nt, it will do all thtn1• that are appropriate •nd roQuirod of it to coaply •ith tho appl&c.-10 provisions of tho 1rant •1roooonts received by tho CoU11tr fro• KJD in Nh&eh tho City A• included, and with tho prov ielon• of tho Act and ell R~l•• and Re1uletlane, 1uidolinos, circuler• and other ret1ulsitos proaul .. tod by tho various federal depart•••••• .. oncios, edotwistr•tt••• alld • • ' I . • ' ....... ] • • • • • . ' • '· allow and perait the County to undertake or assist in undertaking essential coaaunity developaant and housing assistance activities within the City a, say be approved and authorized in the County's CD grant agreeaent1, including th• Coaprehen1ive Housing Strategy. The City and the County also agree to cooperate to undertake, or a11i1t in undertaking, coaaunity renewal and lower inco•• housing assistance activities, specifically urban renewal and publicly assisted hou1ing, a, they aay be planned and specified in the County'• Final &tateaents 1ubaitted annually t~ HUD for the thr•• Progra• years specified herein and for such additional ti•• as aay be required for the ••penditure of CDaa funds granted by the County for such activities. 5. The City understands that pursuant to .. ction 57e.se3 of the Regulations, it will be necessary for the City to enter into separate project agreeaents or 1ub-1rant1 in ..-iting with the Ceunty •ith respect to the actual conduct of the preJects anal activiti•• approved for porforaanc• in the City for the three CDae Pro1ra• y•ars covered by this coop•ration a1r••••nt and that th• funds d••i1nated in th• County's ~inal atat•••nts fer those proJ•cts and activities •ill al10 be fund•d to the City under th••• separate proJ•ct agr••••nts or sub-grants • ._.Ject to th• previsions of Paragraph 3 abov•, th• Citi •ill ..teinist•r and contrel th• P•rforaanc• of the praJect• and activities •~ifaed in th••• ••parat• project a1r••••nts, •Ill~ respensible for the ••ponalitur• of tho funds allecatotl for eacfl tuctl proJect or activity anal will conduct and ~rforo the proJoct• ~ act&vati•• in ' ' ' • I . • , - • • • • • • '· federal fiscal years 1992, 1993 and 1994 appropriations and fro• any Progr•• inco•• generated fro• the expenditure of those CDBG funds. 2. The City and the County agree to, and shall cooperate in, the preparation of detailed CDBG Prograa activities and projects to be conducted or perforaed in the City during each of the three progr•• years covered by this Agr••••nt and th••• finalized activities and projects will be included in the County's Final &tat•••nts and requests for CDBG funds for those progr•• years. The City understands and agrees, however, that the County shall have final responsibility for selecting the CDa& progra• activities and projects to be included in each annual grant request and for filing tho ~inal 8tateaonts with HUD en an annual basis. 3. Tho partioo rocognizo and understand that the County,•• a qualified urban county, will be lho entity required to oxocuto all 1ranl .. rooaonlo roeoivod fr•• taJD purouanl lo lho County'• annual roquosts for CDae Pro1ra• fundo and that as lho grantoo under tho CDaa Pro1rae it will be hold by taJD ta bo lo .. lly liable and rosponsiblo fer tho overall adainislration and porforaaneo of tho annual CDN Pre1ra••, ineludln1 lho prejoets and aethltiH ta bo conducted in lho City. Accerdin1lY, tho City air••• that as ta all preJoets and activities porferaod er cenduetod in tho City Uftdor any CD 1rant a1rooaont roco&vod by tho Ceunty _.,all include• tho City, thal tho C.unty ohall have tho ult& .. 10 01aporvisory aftd ada&n&strat&vo central. 4. The City shall cee,oralo fully with the Ceut1ly in all CDaa Pre1r .. efforts ~lannod and ~rferaod horoUllder and-••• horoby ' • . ' , I . • , - - • • • • • • .. political subdivision entering into the contract is authorized by law to perfora, and I. Accordingly, the parties hereto have deterained that it will be autually beneficial and in the public interest of both parties to enter into this intergovernaental cooperation agreeaent regarding the conduct of the County's CDBG Progra•, THEREFORE, in consideration of the preaises and the cooperative ections conteapleted hereunder, the parties egre• es follows, l. Iv entering into this intergovernaentel cooperation egr••••nt •1th the County, the City shell be includod es a pert of urban Arepehoe County for quelification end grent calculetion purposes upon the queliflcetion by HUD of the County to receive CDaa Progre• ontltl•••nts es en urban county for the next three successive Progreo Yoers, Jenuery 1, ltt2 through Deceober 31, ltt4. As providad ln .. ctlon S78.Je7 of the Reguletions, the quelificetion of the County es en urban county shell rooeln effoctlve for threo suec:osoivo foderel fiocel yoers re .. rdless of changes ln lto populetion during thet poriod of tiao end the parties .. r•• thet the City oey not •ithdreN fro• nor be reaovod fro• inclusion in tho urban county for HUD'• grent cooputetion purpeseo durin1 tho periecl of q u olificetion. A fully •••cutod copy of this cooperetion a1rooaent, to1ether Nith tho approving resolutions of beth the City and the Co unty, shell be sulNiUod to HUD by the County •• pert of its q'6Alif l cetion docuoontetion, end the City•••• hereby 1tvo tho C.unty tho o u thority to corry out CDl9 Proarao ectivit&oo and ~oJ oc h .tllct\ •Ill IN fUAtlod frH en11uel CD bl .... ar•h frH ' "' -. , • I . • , ...... ....... • • • • • • participat• in th• County's CDBG Progra• for th• n•xt thr•• Progra• Y•ars1 G. Th• County r•cogniz•• and und•rstands that it do•• not hav• ind•p•nd•nt l•gal authority to conduct so•• kinds of coaaunity d•v•lop••nt and housing assistanc• activiti•• Nithin th• boundari•• of th• City and th•r•for•, its ability to conduct th• CD8G Progra• in th• City is liait•d by th• r•quir•••nt that it aust obtain peraission fro• th• City to perfor• so•• of those activiti•• ther•in, and accordingly, in order for the City to b• consld•r•d a part of the urban county and be included in the County'• annual requests to t,111) for CD88 funds, it is required by the Regulations that the City and the County onter into a cooperation agr•••ent Nhereby the City authorizes the County to undertake or to assist in undortaking ••••nttal coaauntty d•v•lopoent and housing assistanc• activitios •ithin the City as oay bo spoctfted in the •Final 8tateoent of Coaaunity Dovelopeent ObJecttv•• and ProJected U•• of Funds• Cthe •Ftnal atatooont•t to bo submitted to HUD annually by the County to receive its annual CD .. ontttlooont grant1 H. Under 1onoral provisions of Colorado 1 .. 1ovot"fttn1 contracttn1 bot .. on 1ovol"ftoontal ont&ttos and by v&rtuo of spoc&ftc authority 1ranted in Part a of Article I of Title et, C.R.a., any , .. or oore political sulld&v&s&ons of tho stato ••Y ontor into a1roooonts with ono another for Joint or cooperative action and any one or oore political sulld&vltions .. y contract with a11other or with a le .. l or ado&n&strative entity CPeAt~ ,ursYant te thet act to perforo any 1evertle0fttal service, activity or undert ... ina ..tliefl e.-. • • I ' I . • , - • • • • • • <. th• County Nhich do not r•c•iv• sep•r•t• coaaunity d•v•lop••nt •ntitleaent gr•nts h•v• be•n includ•d AS• p•rt of th• County in its CDBG Progr••st E. In 1981, •nd •gain since then, HUD aaend•d th• R•gulations, pursuant to a••ndaent1 of th• Act, r•vising th• qualification p•riod for urban counti•• by providing that th• qualification by HUD of an urbAn county •h•ll r•••in effectiv• for thr•• succ•11iv• f•d•ral fiscal y•ar1 regardl••• of changes in its population during that period, except for failure of an urbAn county to receive a grant during any year of that period, and also providing that during the thr•• year period of qualification, no included city or other unit of general local governaent eay •ithdrew fro• nor be reaoved fro• the urban county for HUD'• grant coeputetion purposes, end no city or other unit of general loc•l governeent covering an additional aroa aay bo added to tho urban county during that three-year period except in the c••• Nhere • city or other unit lo••• tt• deeignatien a• a aotropolitan ctty1 "· In lttl, the County is eubaitting to HUD the reQuired decueontetien te Qualify•• en urban county, pureuant to Section S79.Je7 of the ••1ulation1, 10 •• te bee••• elt1tble to receive annual CDaa fUllde for the ne•t three Pro1r•• Veer• fr•• "od•r•l "heal Vear• lfla, IH~ and IH4 ANlf°OprioUone, and if the City approve• and outhori••• this .. r••••nt, an •••cutod cepy thoreef •ill bo i11eludod in the docuoentotien for this on1utn1 period et ~11alificotion and, ,, the County ~--llfloe, tho City •ill thereby bo h1ch1llod as • .....-, of the wun coURty and bo ol t1tble •• , . ' ' I . • ]- • • • • • t• - <. B. Th• priaary obj•ctive of Title I of the Act is the develop••nt of viable urban coaauniti••, by providing decent housing and a suitable living anvironaent and expanding econoaic opportunities, principally for persons of loN and aoderate inco••, this obJectiv• to b• accoaplish•d by the federal governaent providing financial assistance pursuant to the Ac:t in the fora of Co••unity D•velopaent Block Brant <·CDIB·> funds to state and local governaents to be used in the conduct and adainistration of housing and coaaunity developaent activities and projects as coateaplated by the priaary objective of th• Ac:t Cthe •co .. Prograo•>1 C. To iopleoent th• polici••, objectives and oth•r provisions of the Act, HUD h•• issued rules and regulations governing th• conduct of CD .. prograos, published in 24 Cod• of Fod•ral RogulAtions CCl'R>, Part 578 Ctho •Regulations•>, Nl"lic:h r•gulations provid• that a county ••v qualify•• an •urban county•,•• d•finatl in .. ction 578.3 of th• Ro1ulations, and th•roby b•ca•• elitiblo to roooivo ontitlooont grants fro• HUD for tho conduct of CD .. prograos •• an urban county and th•t cities and othor units of 1onoral local 1ovornoonts in tho saoo ootropelitan statistical aro• th•t do not or c•nnot qualify for sopar•to ontitlooont 1rants .. Y bo includatl •• a part of tho •Af"ban co1&nty by ontor int into cooporaUon a1roooonts with tho urban county in accordanco with tho rot1ulrooonts of tho ••1ulaUons1 D. The County h•• horotoforo qualifiatl Uftdor tho Ro1ulations •• •n •ur-.n county• •nd •ill rocoivo CDae funds fro• HUD by at1nual 1rant .. roooonts, and all ..-..tici1N1tin1 01111ici1N1l&t&os located In I . ' • ' ' I . • - • • • • • t, . • ' B. The pri••rv objective of Title I of the Act i5 the developaent of viable urban coaaunities, bv providing decent housing end• suitable living environaent end eMpending econoaic opportunities, principellv for persons of loN end aoderete inco••, this objective to be eccoaplished bv the federal governaent providing financial assistance pursuant to the Act in the fora of Coaaunity Developaent Block Brent c•coaa•> funds to state end local governaents to be used in the conduct and edainictration of housing end coaaunity developaent activities end projects es coatoapleted by the priaary obJectivo of the Act Ctho •coaa Pro1raa•>1 c. To iapleaent the policies, ebJoctives and othor provisions ef the Act, HUD hes issued rules and reguletiens governing the conduct of CDl8 pro1raas, published in•• Cade of ~ederal llegulationo CetrR>, Part 978 Cthe •Regulatieno•>, lllhich regulations provide that• ce1111ty .. Y -ualify as ... •ur1tan county•, as defined in 8ectien 9'19.3 ef the llo1ulatieno, and thereby bece•• elilibl• to recteive entitleaent grants fro• MUD fer the cenduct ef CDaa pro1r .. o •• an urbaft county aftd that cities and ether units ef 1eneral local 1overnaento ln the oa•• .. trapolltan otatlotlcal area that do not er cannet ttUAlify fer ••~ate ontitleaont aranto .. , be incl.-ect ao a part ef tho ,,,. ..... couaty lty ontori111 l11te coeporatlon .. rooaonto 10th tho urMn HUftty in ecco..-...Co .. uh tho ~u,,..aonto ef tho llo1-.1atie110, D. Ttle Ceunty hao horo oforo -uallflod __.or tho llo1ulatiens ao an._..... county • 0114 11UI rocoavo CNe ,__.. fre• MUD ~Y an11ual I'"••• ..,.oo .. nto, _.. ell ..,..,eipota111 auaac, ... 1,,100 locotod In I I'~ . ' • I . • - • • • • • t ~ • 10 C BY Al1l'H0RI'n' cm>INANCE NO. ~ t SERIES OF 199,r:- COONCIL BILL 1;0. 42 INI'ROOJCm BY CXXJNCIL MEMBER HATHAWi\Y AN cm>I?WCE NEIDING TITLE 16, OiAPTER 4, SEX:TIOO C., ~IOO 3, CE THE ElG.lHlOO !-ltlmCIPAL CXX>E 198S, BY DELETING THE TERM ~y AND i::n:LMING All Fl-~. \MEREAS, anending 16-4-<:-3, of t.~e Englewood Municipal Code l98S, by deleting the term "Bre'...iery", this ar.enc!:nent will allCM breweries in I-1 Li<tlt Industrial Districts in the City of D'lglewcod which is o.irrently prohibited; ?Of, ~. BE rr CJO\Dm) BY '1'H! crrr cxucn. CF THE CrlY CF £!IG.DIXD, CXUP.ADO' AS PCl.uMS: Section l. Title 14, Ollpter 4, Section C, &.ilNction 3., is twnt,y -ldld by daiiting the tam •arwy .• 16-4-13: I-1 LICHl' lKIUS'1MAL DIS'DUCT: c. 3 .-Manufacturing, processing ad/or filbrication. 'ftw Manufacturing, processin; ad/or fabrication, u ~ and lUlit:ad herein, of any CC'IW'ldity aoapt the follawinlJ which C'9 prchibitadr Am-uiws, buic IIIIIUfactun. Alccholic dbtillat.icn. Aniaa1 ~. bu1c ..-.afacture nS ~. AaFhalt, anafactur9 and ~- larW bl.a, buic ....atacture. • F)u cartlcn bl.a or lap black, bu1c anafacture. o.roc.l, bu1c lllnlfactun. a..tcals, 1-, or inllmt.rial, bu1c anafactun er ~-Coal er calla, anafactun er ~-a..aww 1114 oona:et.e pralllcta, anafactun er fabric:aUon. ~ • ...-1114 ~. ainf anfaal fa, bMic -.ufactun. ~ fr\aiu 1114 ·•f11•l• ~. ~. ftrtiliaan, -.ufctun ot proaeaaing. Punticldaa, lllllllfaetun. a.a., other than nltrotan 1114 Cll&ff8'\, -.ufactun. Gl ... -.afactun. Glue 1114 Ilia, ....tecture • Gnift .UUnt. Gnfhlta, ...., .... Gypalll and other foaa of pl-. ..... ...uhcwn. JMactJ.tW.., ...., ..... ' I . • - • • • • ,- • t• . • ' Insulations, flanmable types, manufacture or fabrication. Matches, manufacture. ' Meat slaughtering. r-".etals, &."traction or smelting. Metals, ingots, pigs, sheets, or bars, manufacture. Metal shredding, auto shredding and similar q,erations. Oils and fats, animal and vegetable, manufacture. Paints, pic;,:ents, enamels, japans, lacquers, putty, varnishes, lltdting, and wood fillers, llllnufacture or fabrication. Paper pulp and cellulose, basic manufacture. Paraffin, manufacture. Petrolen and petroleum procb:ts, mmmacture er proc:euing. Portland and similar ca.nts, manufacture. Rubber, manufacture, or reclaiJldng. Salaill ar planing mills. serm., taldns, viruaes, aaufacture. !lagars and starchlS, aaufacture. Tannery. 'l\Jrpantine, llllmfactuN. WU and wx procb:ta, aaufactuN. Mxld ~ by c:noaoting er othar pnuure ~ of laid by pnaer,,atiwa. Sacticn 2. An CJW•Y ia hanby daci.n4 in that a priauy goal of the dty douncil is to eatlbliah ,.., buairw antarpriw in the City and to ecpedite the pmlit ~-., IIPW1n9 this Ord1Mnce -1ft w.,.,y ord1Mnce a1Jlmt fccty-five (45) days vll1 be mt off the ~ process. Introlb::ied, raid in full, and sa-11 en fint IINdinl c:n the lr4 ., of JUM, 1"1. Plialiahad in full • an~ en the Ith clay of JUM, lttl. ma ~ ,ae not Nmiwda tt&efwe, thia ia not an CJWCY acdiMnce. It ia ,....SM a...,,. Cl&'dlnlllae. A pd,lic hNring wa held en the 11tb clay of~. 1"1 • -2 - , . ' .. I . • 0 - - • • • • t~ • 10 C BY Al1l'H0RITY CRDINANCE NO •. ~ t smIES OF 199!'- COONCIL BILL l,O. 42 INrRCaX:m BY CXlJNCIL Mf2'1BER l:P.'IWIW,\'{ AN CRDINANCE AMEN>ING TITLE 16, CHAPTER 4, SD:TI~ C. , SUBSEX:"l'I~ 3, CE' 'l1iE ~ MUNICIPAL COOE 1985, ft DELE'1'ING 'l1iE TERM BRna.Y AND ~ AH l'l·DGEOC'i. \·H:RF.AS, ananding 16-4-C-3, of the Englewood ~cipal Code 1985, by deleting the term "8:re'A!rY", this amen~t will al.low breweries in I-1 Light Industrial Districts in the City of Englewccd which is currently prohibited; ru,, ~. BE rr CIO\lJm) ft 'ffl! cm CXUIClL c, 'DI! cm c, !2'U..DlXI>, ca.aADO, AS Pmi.c:MS: Section 1. Title 14, OWlpter 4, Sac:ticn C, ~ 3., is tm9by -.a by di1eting the tam "llrWy •• 16-4-13: I-1 LIGll'1' naJlrDUAL DD'DUCT: c. 3.-Mlnlfacturin;, prooassin; sr4/oc fabric:aticn. 'Die MarmfacturinlJ, proceuinlJ sr4/oc flbricat.icn, u ~ and liaited hanin, of ary ,,.....,.,.ty -.pt: the folladnlJ "'1.ch .. prchibitad: Abnai .. , bMic lllllllfactuN. AlcchoUc cUatillaUcn. Anial ~. bMic ......tacblN and~- AIFhalt, -.lfactun and ~- Ilene bladt, bMic arufactun. • i carbc:n b1adt er lap black, bMic ...atactun. Olarcloal, bMic ~- a.doeJa, ...,, ac inAatriaJ., bMic arufactuN er Pl: E II t ... ca.l er aalll, ~ er I*: 1,.. Qllawta el meta ~ • ....,___ er fllldoetJGD. a.ta a s •, ..,. 1114 bf~. aiat lllial tat, 11aac ....racwre. ,_..,ted f.Nita 1114 'U ... ttNe ~. ~ . ..ulblln, ...aractun ot pre 11,t.,... ~. lllllllhl:tun. a-, otla-tNn nitro,ln el a.)9111, ..ufl!Ctme. ai... ...taotan. Glue el at.a, ...ractun. ant.a .w,.. ~ ... ...., ...... . a,,.. el ........ of ............... . 1ta111st.c1._, fu&:• •· • ' ' ' I. , 'I • • ]- - • • • . ,. • .. Published by title as Ordinance No. _, Series cf 1991, on the 20th day of June, 1991. - ATTEST: Patncla R. &c;;;, C1.ty Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of Dl;lalDCd, Oolarado, lwnby certify that the above Ind fongoin; is • true a:ipy of the ordinance paned on final reading and publiahad by title • Ordinance No. , Sarin of 1991. - Pitrlcli I. ci:aw _,_ •, ' , . •. " I . 'I • , - • • • DATE TO FROII • • • RESOLUTION June 17, 1991 Englewood City Council Englewood Public Library Board t• On June 11, 1991, the Englewood Public Library Board unani- aously passed a aotion "opposed to the aandatory 3' reduct- ion in Library fund• for the 1992 Budget• and voted to "draft a resolution to send to Council" stating the reasons for our concern. 1. Value of coaaunity services would depreciate. In 1990 the value of library services to the City of Englewood exceeded S7,000,000.00. Circulation provided 15,333,000.00 aultiply- ing the cost of material• by the nuaber of ti••• circulated; reference provided 11,650,000.00 aultiplying the average cost of aaterial• by the nuaber of questions answered;coll- ected revenues provided 156,000.00 (7' of the Library's 1990 budget> based on grant funds, library fines, book sales and reciprocal borrowing aonies fro• other libraries. The sev- en •illion dollars does not include the services of trained personnel, 488 progr••• and cl••• visits or hundreds of hours of unpaid volunteer assistance. 2. Budget cuts should eaphaaize the long tera. The 1992 Bud - get Guidelines lleaorandua states: "It ia also iaportant that the reductions represent coats that you are prepared to live with in the long tera• and projects flat revenues "perhaps during the ensuing years as well." The book budget in- creased last year for the fir~t ti .. in three or four years; yet, the aaount of aoney was~ than the book budget five years ago --not counting the coats of inflation. Our eleaentary school population haa increased every year s i nce 1988, yet children 's books have the ahorteat discount and wear out faster than adult books. If Inglewood wants to attract and retain new faailiea and bua i neaaea, quality library services are essential . The knowledge provided bye good library leads to higher personal i ncoae which in turn results in aore tax revenues . The worse our econoay gets, the aore that uneaployed or undereaployed citizens rely on the publ ic library . So do a1ngle faaily households. The l i bra ry prov i des both knowledge and entertainaent. Goals 2000 , our nat i ona l educ at1on goals, eaphaalzea "Adult Li t - erac y a n d L i felong Learn i n9 . •, the year 2000, every adult Aae rlc an wi ll be li terate and will po••••• the knowledge and sk i ll• nec eaaary to coapete i n a tlobal econoay and e•- erci ae the r i ghts end reapona1b i l i t i ea of c i tizenship .• The fn9lewood Publ ic L i brary 9oard appreci ates the Council 's dec le ion to eave the bookaob1le pro9raa . The ci t i zens · supp- ort of t h e b o okaob i le 1ho uld rea i nd both Co u n o 1l and 9oard .. abe r e o f the e•pec tat i ona of the ci t izen• that we represent . • I • • , J- • • • • • ·, • RE!UmIOO NO. 5.6 5mllS OF 1991 A RESCLl1l'IOO AlmDUZING THE Km» AMEMCA BEM1l'IFUL ca+llSSIOO OF 'lHE CITY OF DGa«XD 'ro USE THE DESCRIPTIOO •THE nG.fHlOO, Cl.EAN, GREm AND PRa.l> CXMUSSIOO. II WHERFAS, the Keep America Beautiful Camuaion wu •tablished by the Englewood City Council with Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1990; and IIHl!m:AS, the Jeep Amari.ca Beautiful Ooordinatar f•l.a that the additional naa ~ticn of the Cmllliaaicn ~ the ICNp -..ic:a Buut.iful Cmllliaaion fral othara and helpe 1dantify the OWl1eeicn with am dinct link to the Englao:id Qnu\ity; and lll!RDS, the Englao:id ICNp Jllllrica BNutifu1 Oleiaeion wted and agi...s that the adlliticnal naa of the DIIJlao:id Clem1, ar..n Ind Proud a-teeicn be NCOgn!ad; NOi, !WWW, • 1T aacLVID IIY 'DE C1'lY CXUJCIL C, 'DII CIT!C c, DQ.INXI), CCLat.ADO, ~= 9lcticn 1. '!tie IINp Jlarica Beell:iN CbwtNicn of the City of .. ~ lhall ai., be authari.ad to .. the clNcriptJcn -n. DIIJlao:,d Clean, Glrwl and Pftu4 CbwtNicn.• Ma"l'II> NI> Aflllll:WID thia 17th c11r of .J\1119, lttl • h&icla I. &iw, elEi Ba I, Mrict.a •· ere.,, City CJ.en tar tM City of-.,. aal, ~ • ._.., Olrt1fy the.,.. la• tza cq9f of PnaJuU• IID. _. llria of lttl. ZUWWWI.W . ' .. I. • • - • • DATE June 17, 1991 lNlTIAftD ay IHUS/AC'HC!a NOPOUD • • ·, • (, COUNCIL CONNUlllCATlON AGIIIIDA lTDI 12 a Recognition of the KAB Commiaaion aa the En9lewood Clean, Green and Proud Comniaaion. Department of COIIIINnity Development Dana c. Glasier, waate Mana9 ... nt/lCAB Coordinator The Keep Allerica .. autiful Coaaiaaion will alao be officially rec0911i&ed aa the •1n9levood Clean, or .. n and Proud Coaaiaaion• with the adoption of thia lleaolution. City Council appro,,ed Ordinance llo. SO, .. dee of 1990, which created tbe aeep Aaerica .. autiful ca.aiaaion, and .. tabliahed the abilitJ to adopt rul .. and recaulationa for the conduct of the ca.aiaalon. The ua Coordinator fNla that the additional~ reccNJftitlon of the C-iaaion diatirw,uiahee tbe ua CoaaiHlon frca other•, and helpe identUr the C-iHion with a aore direct link to the l119lewood -nitr. At the firet aeetl119 of tbe lteep ... rlca ... utlful c-ieelCN1, it wae .. reed 11J unanS.-a •~ to be r&C09"laed H ~II the Keep ... rica .. autUul C-iaelon, and H the lntlewood ClMn, O..-and P~ C-lHlOII. Tbe c-iHlCNI felt that the latter --ld aon effKtl .. lJ lie ldentlUed wltll tbe Cltr of 11111--.., ud tlle toah of the ~laeiOft. Addltlonallr, tlle c-!Hlon waated to be -dletlKtl" tl\atl the Mjoritr of ..... o otller aaa -111u ... fZFWt ..... .. . . ' • ' I • • - • • • Daft June 17, 1991 1•1T1am a1r • • . • ' 12 b Department of C:C-Unity Development t• Sub-Conaitt .. Develop- ment of Keep America Beautiful Coaaiaaion. Dana c. Glasier, Waate Management/KAIi coordinator The En9lewood x .. p America .. autiful Coaaiaaion ha• a9reed, by unaniaou• vote, to eatabli•h five (5) aub-co..itt .. • to atudy and/or iapleaent apecif1c 90&1• related to the C0..1aa1on•• function. The aub-co..1tt .. • are•• foll011111 l. Nun1c1pal 110l1d Waate 2. Adopt-A-Spot 6 .. aut1f1cat 1on l. &ducat1on •• Fund .. ,.1119 5. Public .. lat1on• City councU approved Ord1nanc:e IIO. 50, .. r ea of lt90, ...tl1ch create4 the .... America .. autUul c:-1aaion, and eatabl1ahed the u Hty to create •llb--tt .. • wlth approval froa City counc l, The ltA.I Coordlutor fNl• that tM CINNt on of theN u .. (I) u • w l allow the a-p ._r ca ... uuful C-••onto ru.n oa la a aon efUcl ....... n o rder o accoapl eh ta toal•· TM • l cl IIM•t• coalnN vUl the C t.)' .... dettU ucl MtalneeNe -low lllllf, aot.lt of t..._ lHMe " U M on uct rec:aan••• oae .... to Cltf - "' - • ' ' D I • • 1- - • • • • "'~ ,.. -• • .. neighborhood le-1. The •ub-c-itt.. will be developing a progr-where block, neighborhood, or civic groupe, and bu•ine•-• can •adopt• an area to k .. p clean and beautify. The Sduc:ation c:-itt .. will develop progr ... that will be offered to the •c:hool• and public:. The procJr ... will educate Snglewood c:itiaen• about litter prevention, eolid wa•te practicee, ~cling and other environmental i••ue•. The f'und bleing ec-ittN wlll be iapl-nting activitie• to help off-.. t -of the co•t• of the ec-iHion'e progr.... The firet f'und Rahing activity planned wlll be a IJC)lf t.ou~t. AucJu•t. 26th at the Sngl-«XI Public Golf Colar ... Finally, the Public .. lat.ion• •ub-caaait.t. .. will over ... the developaant of inforaa- tional .. terial and CClllallllication• with the media and public. C:O-itt .. • foraed by Da -at be approved by City Colancll action accordi119 to Or- dinance 150, .. ri .. of 1990. ---- ' ' 'I ' . .. I • • • - • • • • • J))) ~oor«>.61 SERIES CF 1991 - A RE9:u1l'IO<I ESTABLISHING FIVE SUB-0:MUTl'EES CF 'ntE aG'..l:KlOO KEEP AMEJUCA BFAl1l'IFUL CXMUSSIOO. WHERF.AS, Keep America Beautiful Camli.ssion was established by Ordinance No. SO, Series of 1990; and WHERF.AS, under Title 2 , Chapter 8 , Section 3 ( C) , the Keep Anerica Beautiful Q:cmdssion has the ability to form s'*>-<:allnittees with approval of the City Council; and WHEREAS, the five 11\b-<xJmdttees will be •tablishad in order for the Keep Anllrica Beautiful Qxlmission to function nme efficiently and to ~lish its goals; !Of, 'ftlERE'.Pa(E, BE IT RESLYm BY 'nlE CITY CXlK:II. ~ 'l1tE CITY ~ DG.l'JIXI)' CDaADO' THM': Section 1. 1'w Engla«JOC! lteep Aaarica INutiful Qaaiuion ahall estat>ilili Five (5) 11\b-<xmtdttees to study Md/or ~laatt apacific goals related to the KM'• function in order to ~lish the KM'• CJC)Als m efficiently. 1'w Five IS) ~ttees ahall be: l. PIIIICIPAL a.ID la9'I'!: <XNU.h4 -~ will aoncmtrata an tMD {2) issues of puileuiir ~ to Dlflaald raidlnts aid business: 1. low cmt, ~ity trMh haulinJ arviclea, Md 2. lllqcl ing. 2. ADCPl'-A-SPOI' MCI W111'IP1CATICII QHUJ iii -~ will ~ pmiJI'-at.ilar to the Lie cl w;a;,. ·~+.ai....,. t*OijlW1 but an a local lawl. fllia M ; Mitt.a vill be dlv91aping • progrw "'--blodt, nei,_euct...od, or civic 4)r'Cqle, Ind businaNs c.an ·adapt· II\ .... to ... clelll Ind beaut,ify • J. IIJlDflal CXiiUii4 -"1\lch vill cllvialcp ......,aw t.o e+N'tlt ihijii«ioa clila\S lbo.K litter~. solid WMte pl'act.iCM , nlCYCll."9 aid other ~ • ,,_ pcOijiW will be offered to the IChools Ind Jd,llc. •. MIIIMG CJJM11i4 -which vill lapl at cUv1U. to help orr...et ... « the a»U of the a..t•lm'• prOflw, ·•· pf -1 - • I • ' I . • , ]- - • • • . ~ • ADCPl'ID ANO APPIOVED this 17th day of Jw,e, 1991. A'l"1'ES'l': Patricia e. crew, clty cterk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk for the City of Pnglwood, Colora4:>, hereby certify the above is a true copy of Reaolution No. _, Series of 1991. -2 - ·, ' , •. .. I . • • - • • • • ,. - • • .. ' . COUIICIL CCIIIIIUIIICATIOII Daft AGIDIDA l'l'DI 12 C Sua.JSC'l' Recycling Hauler• Agr-nta . June 17, 1991 I•ITIATSD BY Depart .. nt of Coanunity Developnent STAPP aouaca Rich Wanuah, Director of C011a1Unity Develoi;aent IHUll/ACTioa PIIOl'OSD In order to iapl ... nt the S119lewood Recyc l i ng Pilot of the South Metro Area Recycling of Traah CSNAIIT) Pr09r aa, the t hr .. attached c o ntrac t• wi th l ocal traah hauler• auat be appro.ed by counci l, The thr .. (l l part ici pat ing Hauler• are1 waate NanaCJ9aent of Denver South, lrowni 119-Perr i • Induatr i e a , a nd La i d l aw Waate Syat .. a. COunc i l a hou ld adopt the attac hed lleaolut ion . NftlOU8 caalCIL acr1• The Ci ty COunc:il a ppr0¥9d t he Grant Applica tion f o r t he SNAltT Pr09r .. , a dopted the 199 1 Bud9et that conta ln• f und• to iapl ... n t the SNAJtT Progr , paaaed an Ordina nce which ahar•• the_,.,, ce• o f t.he llecycl 119 Coo r d nator w t.h Llt.t. eton , and paaaed a contract bet-n t he C ty of &1191~ a nd t he State authoru ng the Ag~nt o f t he SNAJIT Grant. ann aau.n1• current traah coll t on n the c ty of Sfl9l~ • bet_,. • pr •at • haule r and the r" den • Jn order ~ycl 119 Proc,c•, he pr •• • haulen wre to • tached c:ontra c:ta epell out rela lonah p n f"r-,o 119r l •• d Laa .. hod o f pa W:I IF l tJa y pr ••t• contra ct• o apl nt lngl • a P lot ll-.d •• ch •• 11tble , The the C ty and he hule n, lie • , .. , ure • - .. I • • - • • • • "' - • i. . • ' ,. ., The coaaitt .. recce anded the SNAJtT Prograa to Council and Council authorised a crant Application to the State of Colorado. ordinance No. 62, seriee of 1990, autboriaed an int•~~tal a9~nt bet-n the City of &n9l...ood and the City of Littleton concemift9 the ehared per-1 .. r,,icee of a •a.cyclift9 Coordinator• to carry -t the SIIAllT Crant. ordinance IIO. 16, serl•• of 1991 authorised a Contract t,et-,i the State of Colorado and the City for a total of $90,000 waa appro,,ed by the State and a llecyclift9 Coordinator vae hired in .January of thie year. The Prograa le echeduled to becJin on .July 1, 1991. PmAIICIAL Punde for thie Prograa vill ccae fraa a $90,000 Crant froa the State of Colorado • 'I • ' ' I • • • ]- l • • • • • I• • ,. RBWl'Im t«). si SIRil!S CR 1991 - A RBSCLl1l'Ia. APPIOfDG 'DtRfZ ( 3) ~ WI'1'H PARl'ICIPATI!G IINUJtS DI <RD TO IK'L1M!N1' '1'ltE DD.RD]) ~ PIIDl' PRDWI. lltl!REAS, the City of &,gl.aa:>C! has mceived a ~ Grant frm the State of Q)1arael) in the IIID.ll1t of $90,000 to iJll>llllalt a Rl!lcycling Progr• in the City of fn)lewcod; and IIIERFAS, in order to inl>lamrt: the Rllc)'cling Pilot ProgrM the private haulers and the City nust WDl'k together. 'ftw Agr_,ta •t forth the guidelines idllntifying reporting ~ta and 41ties and esubluhes a f• structure and mthod of paymnt for this Progr•; and IIIEREAS, the AIJr FI Its are bet, W the local haulers: ( 1) Mute Mllnagellent of Denver South, (2) Brawnirig-Ferris Inllmtrias, and (3) Laidla, Mute Systems, Inc., and the City of &,glaa>d; NCJf, 'ftWWW(I(£, E IT AEa:LVP.D BY '1'ltE CITY CXDCIL CR 'DI! cm CR f)Ds«XlD, ~. 'l'IIM': Section l. ~ is hanby giwn fer the City to 9lt:ar into thrN (3) Rllc:ycling llauier Agr I I ,ta bet:lialu (1) 11191:.e ...... J I It Of Dlrwer' Sauth, (2) ~is Irdwtria, and (3) Laidlaf 11191:.e ~. Inc., and the City of Dl!Jlaa>d, in crdlrr to Ull)laant the Dl!Jlawaod llacyclinlf Pilot ProJt• "'1ch is a:twlt.alec! to start July l, lttl. 1!aae • ata idlbltify npafting ~. 4it!•, aaubliah. ,_ structure and athod of paylllllt. ADCPnlD _, APP11711D this 17th clay of June, lttl • htilcl.i •. &cir,,, clty a.a I, Patd.cis H. Craw, City Clan f« tlw City of ... leald, CDl.clne, ~ c:mt.1ty t1w .._ is • trw oaw of ...,Jut&a1 •· _, 1111na of 1tt1. htrLda •• &., ,,, _ ' ' . ' • ' I . • , . - • • • • • ,. . • ' '· fflIS ligrement is made this day of , 199 , between ~ MNWaEfl' CF Df2NfJt fD111I (IRJr.m), wose address is 24'm! West Uniat A,,.._, Englewood, Colorado 80110 and the CITY CF DG.EHXI> (City), 1lll08e addrNs is 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado 80110. I. '11111: 1. 'nus Agr'eam!l,t will beocne effective at the date of final signature by all parties. 2. flWl Pilot Puig%• nifera to the South Metro Area Recycling of Trash (91M'I'l Progr• for D,glewood. 3. 1"e Hauler will provide deacribed truh Ind r.:yclables collec:Uan of Pilot Program l,l)Cn City direction. Pilot Pro,r• will be for • period of six ID\ths Ind in accordance with this Agzw,t. II. 'Im IINII' IW&i It: A. Eligible participlnta in the Pilot Truh Ind Racycling Pro,rM are D,glewood residents that ntaida But of South aroa&.y and North of U.S. 285. 'flwy .-t at.cribe to a local truh Rll.l1ar for residential trash collecticn. Participaticn in this PrOJiM is voluntary. Hcuaeholda 1nter9ted in participatincJ amt ldleeribe to the ProlJr• throuc#l the City'• Racycling Coordinator. 8, HcuNholda that Wll.Sttar to participate will be idantifwd through Progr• materials Ind throuc#l t.a1an raut.e ---.. Participating hou911holda will plee traah mt in Pro9r• be1JS er tag tru.~ with a ProlJr• aUdar. 'lb N4x» .._ of the Progr•, the haulers raute -..u will indicate "'1ch ~ are participating in the Pilot ProrJr•• c. For participating hcuNholda, traah will be hmdled u follalaz D, Houeaholda will pan::hue Pto,r• begs Ind Pto,r• at.J.dlaa, avail le foe pmdlue by the City. lbaholda .. to all tr in Prop• traah belJa. lf trMh, .. to ure, llhculd not be p1.ec,e4 in • p1MtJc beg, JQalilOl·d will llfflx a Pto,r• lltidar to the itaa. Prl!-.a vUl not effect "'9Um' trMh is CDl~ er all¥ ,. ~ • ' -~ =- I. • ' , J- • • • • ,. - • • ' <. recycling bucket. 'ftw bucket will be placed at the curb for weekly collection r.n a regular basis by the Hauler that provides trash collection for that household. E. 'l'he City's edlcational effort will focus en hew to: l. Participate in Progrmn. 2. Oorrec:tly handle trash a'4 ~ alcnJ Progtw guidelines. 3. Minimize houaehold waste. '. Reel.ace the aamt of yard waste collected by the Hauler. 'l'he pr1-ry vahicle for ecb:atia\ will be a t9eyCling hotline, plblic ~i.ngs, and print-4 aaterial. A. 'l'he Hauler ahall pravida traah pick-I.I) en pnvicualy ectwcllled piclt-1.1) days for their cuatmars participat.inq in the 9tNft' Pilot Program. 'l'he Hmler shall pick~ truh that wcw.d be oollact.ed by nomal tuidlntial aervic::.. It:aa Hauler wcw.d nm.wally not collect ahculd not be collct.ed 41a t.o puticipatia\ in the Pilot Progr•, even if auch it:aa hllva taat UIIJll9d with lpCial pr¥• .U.clten. a. At participating hauaholda, lllul• lhall oollect .u traah placed in lpCial Pt¥• tap, or UIIJll9d with a .-:ial Pi¥• sticar. TaqcJld trlllh will aanaiat of hauNhold trMb that. 41a t.o •i• or atruc:ture, ataild not be pl..s in • plMtic trMh beg. Truh that is not beWad in PiOIJI'• tap, or not t...,.s with ., ~cpd.ate at.idar, will be oollact.ed u put of the NIJl&l• oolla::tion atYioe, but will be noted an lllular'• iaata ~- c. '!\, inm the Hml.-'a drivan IIIDI lluch hauaaholda .. plrticlpatin9 in the Pie+•, tM lllular'. auta ....... to cl.Mrly indicate ""1ch cuatman hllva ~illed t.o thll Ptu,z• • o. llac)'clJlbl• QCMWIIJled into the rs:yclin9 tM::ket.a lhall be oollac:tad, on the day • trMh ool 1ct.l.on, at thll cmt.idt. I. 0.. the NCYCl 1• .. -.itied ftaa the~. the bucllM. 1a t.o be ret.umed to u cr'9inal locaUan. ,. PUot. Prop• i..,w, lllu1ac 1a t.o drop off ncycU.niJ and fint of P, ...... t.o puticipltinf c:uet.c:all'S. o. of the P lot Prolr•, tho llluler vUl not off« llniJ P1op• vlthi.n tM Pilot Pi.-~. • • • I . • , - • • • • • <. H. The City recognizes that Hauler will oollect recyclables, and the Hauler accepts responsibility for materials oollected, and keeps revenue generated fran the sale of recyclables. I. The Hauler will direct any hcuaeholds that wish to amcribe or drq> the voluntary Pilot Progr1111 to the City's Progr11111 OlOrdinator. J. If hou9eholds place ccntalinated or ralnlC)'Clable itema in recycling buc:lcet, the driver is to leave thoee apecific it:Aml in the buc:lcet and place a City iq,plied card in the tu::Jtet. 'ffle card will oanvey that theN it.as cannot be recycled since they do not follow progr1111 ~dslines. lV. ,WW-Ja> CD9IADIIBI A. Aa illpq,ecly pacuged trah is at out, truh not in a Pr:o;rllll Bal) or diaplaying a Progra Stidar, it is to be noted by the driwr at their rcut:e sheets. Q\ the -day, the Hauler is to notify the City'• Rec)'cling Q:mdinator of the inpoperly packaged truh, including addl:aa and type of inprclper participation. 'l'hia will insure the Coordinator can ~lly addrNa the prabla and clarify the progr-ClpC'atianal dltaila to the hcaJNhold in (fla9tia'I. B. 'ftw City ahall attalpt to canta:t the hcaJNhold, that placed out illpqlerly ~ trMh within fcrty-4ight (48) hours of the Hauler notifying the City of illpqiar packarJinlJ. c. ,,. City ahall davalap proce4are to handle ._ Ind cx:aplainU oonc:iaminrJ ta.aholdll part.icipatinl) in Pilot Pto.,xa. ~ of Pto.,x• will be awtorad ~ 1pOt c:t.cka by City -.,loyw • wll • the City bein1J notifial by Haul•. Y. --11Ba!9a11RLDDW>11SCl'll1 ~ the Haul• dst.a aollectJ.an, lf. City ..ior-is not directly involwd in aol l ecU.nq datA, the Haul• is to awlY the City with the athodo1.olJY u9ld to aollect data. thleu atJmviae apec:ified , the Hauls llhall awlY the City with i.nfcal&ion aollecUd, clarinq and after the Pilot Pt091•, within fcrty-fivie ('5) days of Pilot Pt091•'• ~etian. "· ~ 1. t..:IWClll*I, the Haws will aol ~ effect en a:,U.ecticn u.. pw acp. 91Rlran1a frca ell ivinq nor.! _.vu::a, and partic~ in Pilot Prc+w. 0011*:t.l.on is to b9 aidlld by a ty apio,.. 2, taalftlc:.-. the flll.tlw is to awl'/ the aoll .-1 of 1'ha ao1 to - " - . ' ' I . • , - • • • • • t• • ' (. 3. 'nle Hauler is to ootify the City of the tipping fees charged at the landfill nDSt frequently used by trucks collecting trash in the Pilot area chlring the course of the Pilot Program. 8. ~: 1. Through sanpling techni<pe9, the Hauler is to collect data oonomni.ng the wei~t of the aeparate nicyclables and the nl.lltler of hauleholds collected fran. 'ftu.s sant>ling is to occur three times owr the course of the Pilot Program. 'ftw saipling technicpt to be uaed shall involve collecting all nicyclables fran the Haulers c:ustal8rs in the Pilot Area in a truck designated to collect frc:n ally the Pilot Area. As collection oocun Hauler is to keep m accurate count of the rut>er of houaes collected fran. 11'9\ the z:ecyclabl• are brought to the prcx,essing facility each material is to be aeparat.ely weighed. SUch collection met:.ho&)logy shall rot cauae unreasaiable hardship or QU'dan Cl'I Hauler. 2. 'ftw Hauler is to oollect data oonoeming the reuon of oontani.nated z:ecyclables. 'ftw Hauler needs to ducribe to the City the llli.nUIUII qualifications to •tablish a oont.affiiMted recyclable. 'ftu.s infOD1111tion is to be ~lied to the City u oont..nination occurs. 'ft\u will help dira:t: the City's elb::ational efforts. 3. Through Ulll)ling techni~, the Hauler is to collect data dacnsttating the diffCWIOe in collection tiJl8 of buclcet.a Wl'WUS bins. Sll{>ling of the bin aystal ahall be perfcaad on one of the hlulen ncycling rout.-in Littletan. 'ftus is to be an&lyad through CNIU'all collection tia and through tWng of each stop. ,,. t.iJling of each llttlp is to be &ldad by a City llll)loyee. 4. 'ftw Kauler la to -..,1y the City vith the driwr'• iona of buclllat ncyclin9 aant.ainer ayaua. 5. 'ftw Hauler ahall providlt the volwa of ~ubl• aollacted per ld in• suular oamuu.ty that hu bi~y coll on of rec:ycl 1 • 11 p:c,vi the City vith the ruller' of wor1len ecc~IIIYU'l9 a tr U'UCk and a Nqtelin9 tNck, 7. y li \Ire f« Pilot~ l i.nlJ 1*11 of their QIRalM'a in -4 - ,, - . ' • ' I . • • • • • • I• • Within forty-five (45) days of the end of the Pilot Program the Hauler nust provide the City with a report analyzing the pros and cons of the Pilot Program. The report should include as a miniJlun an analysis of the follCMing: 1. Ilrpressions of working with the City. 2. Positive and negative aspects of the Program. 3. lllat the Hauler would do to iAprove the Progr ... 4. lllat lessons loere learned. 5. Perceptions of CUstallers puticipation. 6. "1at are long tem ial>lications foe Ha.ul• if Prograa were continued. 7. At all levels of penannel, llhat is the HAiler' • ~ion of the Pilot Program. 8. Cllstall!rs: a. 'ftw Hauler will ruify the City of hcuNholda di9continuing the Hauler'• aervioea if in the Pilot area, and reuona foe di9cc:ntinuing. b. 'ftw Hauler will notify the City of hcuNholda --=ribing to the Hauler's residential services, if in the Pilot area, and reason for S\meCribing. 9. Data oollect.ed foe the analysis of the Progr• • rwqueated in this °"1t.ract undltr Section V. VII. crrr•s IIJl'IIIB: A. City raoogni .. that -S-:ific Q.IStcaar infomaticn ~lied by the Hauler is of a oonfidantial nature. City vill perfam all q,eraticrw oont.ai.ning auc:h infODMtion in a ~ anaitiw to the canfidantiality ~ by the Hauler. B. City-P,lbliahed Pilot Progre .. terial will direct ~iN to the City'a Pilot Aecycling OCOrdi.Mtor. 'ftw City vill Mint&in reqteling D, hot l 4.11"1"9 Pilot per od. Aecycl ing coordinator vil l be waiuble to en ioM.l progr euuidll ol Pilot l le to participants al 1 nK I H llty to prape:rly particl,pata in Pilot Progra. a:aic.,~l.an&l Ind infomational Mterial' Pmar1• , and Ridan. •. I . • ]- • • • • \ • t• . • ' E. '1he City assll!Tes no responsibility, liability, or revenue generated for the household trash and recyclables oollected fran the Pilot participating households. ReslX)llsibility for trash oollection shall be maintained between the hausehold and the Hauler. F. '1he City will arrange for ~lanental disbursenent of Program information, bags and buckets. As previously nentioned the Hauler will make initial disbursement of buckets and Program trash bags. Plastic buckets ~lied by the City to be used for recyclables collection, remain the prq,erty of the City. G. '1he City will provide ffl!!Chanism to refund participants for surplus Program bags and Progrin stickers, onoe the Pilot Program is Oller. B. IWa '10 m aua."D!I> n 'DIS Clff: 1. '1he City is to keep a record of the BmtJer and reuoo for act:litiooal disburtMnents of buckets. 2. "nlrcugh smipling t.echniques, the City will estimate the rud:ler of progr-bags placed out for oollection, their weight, and the corresponding numer of o::cupants for each house Ullllled. J. 'ftw City shall perform a fflllil IIUrVl!Y before and after the Pilot Program. This will help detenlline the effectiveness, and households' pereoeptions of the Prograa. 4. '1he City llha.ll atteq,t to perfom or ocntract ait for a waste characterization study to be perfCX'l\9d befon and after the Pilot Program. '1he trash collected for analysis will be fran within the Pilot area. vru. aums(!p1 Jw: 1 1. Houaeholda that participate will receive a credit on their bill for each IIDnth they participate. Thia c:redit lh&ll IIJPNZ' m the c:uat.aan bill in the first billing cycle aft.er the Prog1• hu begun. 2. ~ niceipt. of a st.ataant reflecting the t.otAl l"Ullber and address of participating haiaeholda, and rifi~tion by the City's Pilot Progrm Coordinator, the City will llllke ~ to the Hauler for: part cipatinq hauNholda within fif~ (15) days. 1'le prevailing r to be paid by the City for: each acnth a toltlehold part C will bit $12.25 per ncnth. l. pn,vided by the lkulu to the City on a reccncile c:harcJN CJlilad clJe to .,., houaaholdll Prciar• .. and/or houaeholdll drqlping CMt cl the Proqr • Nt'/ tunda to the City ahall be adlt within flf (15) day9 at r the City•a llllqteling o:.xdinetor hu riht'd u . ,. - • ' •· • ]- • • • • • , . • IX. <B'DDHE '00 AIL LN1S NI> PA11Bft' c, ALL CINIZS: 1'le Hauler shall cbey and llll!lediately call)ly with any and all applicable local, state and federal requirements, ordinances, regulations, rules, laws and statutes. 1'le Hauler shall also OClll)ly with all ordinances, resolutions and rules of the City of Englewood. 'ft1e Hauler hereby indeimifies the City from my and all claina against it arising from lllllY activities pursuant to this Agr11 !B ! at ~ tho8e caUNd by the City's negligence. XI. IIRIIWd1DI: A. Material Breach: '1iie parties agree that any of the following ew:nts ahall oonstitute a material breach of thi• ,\gr __ ,t and the City may, at its election, terminate the ~at ~ the happening of any of the following events: a. q,erator shall fail to maintain and operate according to the terms of this Agrwes,t. b . 'ft1e City shall fail to MinUin and operate according to the term of this Agn •• at. B. Wr i t ten Notice : Ei ther party M'f tel'llinate thia "1J. L I It prier to mcpirat.ian of it.a tam at Ill'/ tu. by g i ving to the other party at leMt thirty {30) days prior written notice . XII.Ml& I OP Ja -· 'nu• 1VJr I I at vill be binding Cl'I the parti• tm'eto, their IUX 111 :u, legal repruei,tati Ind wigna . flw Haul• .._. to pcallpUy notify the City in vri tin9 prior to all .atlntial dwl..,.a in CM,anhip or q ruterial di.lpositUln of the •NU of a.u-r•s l:aainlu . 1ha Haller ct,-have t.ht ri to .. 1gn this A&Jrt 1t or any ttwrein vtthaut the c y • pr1ar vritun oonNnt, ""1c:h oonaent viU not be UN"411~1bly V'.1. ld , lll'f t to do 90 Vill be 14, DD , NTIEWl .... t 1 -1 - ,,,_ • . ' I . • , J - • • • • • 8. General: ! ... Notices provided for herein will be in writing and mailed to the parties at their respective addres8es aet forth atxwe. 'nus Algremmat will not be binding aa the City until exacuted by a pencn cill.y authorized and will then constitute the aatint ag:a: 1 at and "' - undantlndinq bea.en the parties, notvit:JwtanclinJ Ifft pnricua writings or oral la1dartakings, and its tema will not be altered by my oral agreemaat or info:a:mal writing, nar by failure to insist ~ perfommce, or failure to exmciee my rights or privileges, but alterations, additions, or changes in this lqr: at will CX\ly be accclll)liahed by written er4.cwents, or w.claata to this Agr at mecut.ed by both parties. -/Title: _______ _ Date:---------~ Witnaaa1 --------~ .. . - Date:---------~ Attal: P~iti-1e ...... 1a-1,.. ... crcii,l"""""-,-c~1ti-aa---- . ' ' I . • • - ] • • • • • • '· 'llilS Agreatent is llllllde this day of , 1991, between BR::Nlll&-FflUUS INIXJS'l'Rlll) (iVJlf'.m), 1ohoae address is 5590 F.ASl' 55'ffl AVD«.JE, P. O. BOX 5445, DfJNEJl, CXl.aWX> 80217, and the CITY CE OG.fKXJ) (City), whoee address is 3400 South Elati Street, Englewood, Coloraoo 80110. I.~ l. '1hi.s Agreelll!nt will bec:aae effective en the date of final aignature by all parties. 2. 'ftie Pilot Program refers to the South Metro Area Recycling of Truh (!IWa'l Progr• for Englewood. 3. 'ftie Hauler will provide described truh and recyclables collection of Pilot Program upon City direction. Pilot Progr• will be for a period of aix rmths and in accordance with thia Agra• •nt. II. 'Im ... ,.._, A. Eligible participants in the Pilot Truh and Racyc:ling Progra are Englewood reaidllnta that reside Eat of Scuth ~ mlS North of u.s. 285. They aust ~ibe to • local truh llllllllr for nisidllntW truh collection. Partieipatian in thia Pro1Jra is voluntary. Hcwleholda inter9st.ed in participating mat ~ibe to the Progr .. thraqi the City'• Raqtcling a,ordinator. B. lb.laeholdl that volunuer to participate will be idlntified through Prograt ateri&la and thn,uiJh haulers route lhaata. Participating hcuaehclda will place traah cut in ProJr .. a.,. er UIIJ trash with • ProJr-8t.iclrar. To .... ea. of the ProlJr•, the haulan route INeta will indicate ~ hauNholdl are participating in the Pilot Progr-. c. roe participating hcuMholda, traah will be hMdl.ed u follcllla: lloualholda will pard\aN ProJr .. a.,. and ProlJr• et.ktlln, IMda available foe purc:haN by the City. HcwNlholda .. to pla:e &11 trah in P109f• tnllh bep. If tnllh, 6a to al• cc lltnlCt\lre, llhould not be pl..s in • plMtic beg, the houeahold will affix a P1op• IIUdlm to the itaa. 'ft\la P1<4' .. will not affect "-t.hw trllllh i.a aollected C\ldlalclt QC' &ll41plclt. D. roe .,.rticipllt.ing haualholclt, ~ will ti. hlndl.cl • foll -1 - • . .. •· • , - • • • • I• . -' .. recycling bucket. The bucket will be placed at the curb for weekly collection at a regular basis by the Hauler that provides tras.~ collection for that household. E. flll! City's educational effort will focus at hew to: 1. Participate in Program. 2. Correctly handle trash and recyclables aloog Program guidelines. 3. Minimize hooBehold wute. 4. AedJce the anmt of yard wute collected by the Hauler. 'ftl8 primary Vllhicle for 81b::atian will be a recycling hotline, pmlic matings, and printed material. DI. ..._,, IIJl'JB!I: A. 'ftl8 Hauler ahall provide trash pick-up a, pnvicualy actwcl1led pick-~ days for their cuataan participating in the 9IM'1' Pilot ProcJJ:•· 'ftw Hauler ahall pick-~ trash that would be collected by nomal zwaidanti&l aervice. I~ Hauler would nomally not collect ahould not be collected u to participation in the Pilot ProcJJ:•, tlll9l if such i~ haw been tlllJged with apcial progra llticken. a. At participating hcuaholda, Hauler llh&ll aollect all truh pl-4 in apcW Progr• begs, or tlllJged with a apcial PN,t• atidar. T-,ged tnllh vU1 acna1at ol houaahold truh that, 419 to al• or at.ructure, ahauld not be placed in • plat.ic trMh barf. Truh that is rot balJ9ed in PnJ91'• .. , or not t.,.s with an .....-1ata atidar, vill be aoll.ected a part ol tha NIJU.lar aolleetian amm, but will be noted an lllular • • ftlUt.e .._. .. c. 'lb 1naun the Hauler'• driwn knew "'-ich hca.laaholda are participating in the fto!F•, the Hauler I. ftlUte lhaet,a ... to c1..-1y in4icate wuch c::ustaan haw ~ibed to the Progra. D. llllc:)'ch1bl• c::io,,,adngled into the recycli."9 tu:llet.a lhall be !. ,. G, collected, an the day a truh oolleetian, at. the ~idt. to are aptled frca t.'w backet, the backet original loeet.ian. Pilot Pftar1• 1.nll, Hau.le is to *c:lp off recyclin9 end fl of Prop:• beta to partic.1.patinlJ ~. Pilot Protr•, thl llluler will not offer ing rticye'l "If ~ within thl Pilot Pn:19r• Arel. -z - .,, - • I . • I - • • • • • t• • (. H. 'n"le City recognizes that the Hauler will oollect recyclables, and the Hauler accepts responsibility for materials oollected, and keeps revenue generated fran the sale of recyclables. I. '1'le Hauler will direct any hooseholds that wish to subscribe ar drop the voluntary Pilot Program to the City's Program Coordinator. J. If households place contaminated or nonrecyclable itmis in recycling bucket, the driver is to leave thoee specific itallS in the bucket and place a City ~lied card in the bucket. 'ftw card will convey that the9e it.a. cannot be recycled since they do not follow program guidelines. IV. ..---.Mm <DR.AIN'l'S: A. As illproperly packaged truh is Bet QJt, trash not in a progran bal) or diaplaying a progran st.ic:ker, it is to be noted by the driver Cl'\ their route aheets. 01 the NIii! day, the Hauler is to notify the City's recycling coordinator of the inproperly packaged truh, including address and type of inproper participation. 'lhis will insure t."Mt Coordinator can personally address the problaa and clarify the progr-q,eraticmal details to the howlehold in questioo. B. 'ftw City will develop pnx:ec:llre to handle lbuNs and OClll)laints ocncerning houaeholds participating in Pilot Prograa. ~ of P1og1• will be ncnitol'9d through lpot checks by City 9111>1.oyw • well as the City being notified by Hauler. 9. ..._ ._ ,o • IIRlf.DD ,o 'Ila CD'Ts Cl:lnmminl) the Hauler datA oollec:tian, if •City-.,~ ill net dinctly UM>lviad in oollec:ting data, the Haular is to ~ly the City with the aathocl)lOIJY uNd to collect data. ll'lleu ot.harviae apacified, the Haular n.11 ~ly the City with infomatian collected, clring Ind after the Pilot Progl'M, within f«ty-fivie (45) days ot. Pilot PlUijiM1 a ~let.icln. A.~ D. l. 1'w Hauler is to notify the City of the t.1A>ing f-CNr99d the l1ndfill ~ f~ly t--5 by t..rucks oollct.ing 1. tr 1.n tJ Pl-lot cllring the ooune of the Pl-lot Pl'Oln" detA aonoern1n9 the we Ind .s.na,~ nicyc:labl•. ,,. Haul nNdl to lliniaa (JllllificAtiaw to lllltllblilfl le. flu.a W«Ntian I.a to ba CIOf'l1taww11t-ian • fl\ 1 vlll t icn&1 fCIU. -J - ' • •· • - • • • • • t• • .. on one of the haulers recycling routes in Littleton. 'lllis is to be analyzed through overall collection tine and through timing of each stop. '1he timing of each stq> is to be aided by a City mployee. 3. '1he Hauler is to supply the City with the driver's iJll:,ressicna of bucket z:ecycling CXJntainer systall. 4. '1he Hauler shall provide the City with the market rates of recyclables collected cl.iring the Pilot Progr•. VI. ..._ •• Wld'Jm IIUl'IIS: Aa ,.,..ury, the Hauler will label City litm"atUre for Pilot ANa -.111.np or prorida, to the City, ailing labels of their cust:aars in the Pilot ANa. Within forty-five (45) days of the 9114 of the Pilot Piogr• the Hauler amt pravida the City with a nport analyzing the PE"OS and oons of the Pilot Piogr•. The nipxt: shauld includa • a llliniaul II\ analysis of the following: 1. Illpeaia\S of WIX1ting with the City. 2. Positive and neg.tive -.,.:ts of the ProcJr•· J. IIYlt the Hauler IOlld ct> to illp'OIM the Prop'-. 4. IIYlt i...... wn learned. 5. IWolpticrlS of o.tcaan participat.icn. 6. llwt are long tam lllpUcaiarw foe Hauler if Pru,z• wn aontinuad. 7. At all lwals of .--.a.i, lltlat ia the Baals'• Ullp9Nicn of the Pilat. Pu..,.-. •. o.tc-en: •• ,,. Raws will notify the City of hauaaholdl diecantimin9 the HMaler'• ~ lf 1n Pilat. ... and,...... far~. b. The Hauler will notify the City of hauaholdl u.cribing to the "-11 '• NIVicN, f Jn U. Pllat. , and r...an foe amttl.binf. ,. DaU ooll«ted r« u. IMlysia of the ...... Na,...ted in th Q,ntr; undK ion y. ffl . Clft'I mrllllt • I . • - • • V(II. • • • I• • containing such information in a manner sensitive to the confidentiality required by the Hauler. • ,.. B. City-published Pilot Program material will direct inquiries to the City's Pilot Recycling Coordinator. flle City will maintain recycling hotline &.iring Pilot period. Recycling ooordi.nator will be available to work on eclJcational programs outside of Pilot area. c. 'lhe City will make available to participants all necessary infcmnation and s~lies to properly participate in Pilot Progrllll. 'fflese materials include ecb::ational and infotmat.ional material, recycling buckets, Program trash bags, and at.ickers. D. 'lhe City will give Hauler its CDll)leted report a\ the Pilot Progrllll. 'lhe report will include infcmnation fraa waste chllracterizatioo studies, survey results, Program operatia'lal details, Hauler'• and City's perceptions of Progr•, wute min.iJllizatioo projections, and malysis of the Pilot Program. E. 'lhe City US\llleS no responsibility, liability, or revenue ganerat.ed for the hoosehold trash and recyclables collected fran the Pilot participating households. Responsibility for trash collection shall be maintained between the tnulehold and the Hauler. F. 'lhe City will arrange for ~1-,tal di.sbur9aalt of Progrllll infonnation, bags and buckets. As previously nantioned the Hauler will make initial d.isbunalent of buckets and Progr• truh bigs. Plastic buckets ~lied by the City to be uaed for reeyclabl• coilection, remain the prq,erty of the City. G. '!he City will provide iactwum to refund participlnt.s foe a.plus Progrm:1 bags and Progr• stickers , once the Pilot Progr• is ouier • •• ~ 'IO -au&."111) " ,. Cl'ftl 1. 1'111 City is to k8lp a maord of the ruiber Ind r-...an far addi ional diabu,r-,ts of bucllllt.a. 2. 'ft\rough ling tec::hni<1*1, the City will eatiaat.e the rUllber of the pragr.,. bllgs pllOld out foe oollaction, their wight, and the oorresponding l"Ulber of CCC\lpanU foe -=t\ hauN ~ed • 3. l IUllwy before and &!ter the Pilot effect1VW-., and 4. put or oont.ract ca:t foe a wut.e pm befon and &!t« the Pilot for analysla will be fn:a within l. 11 thl "' - • . ' I • • - • • • • • C• • '· custalers bill in the first billing cycle after the program has begun. 2. Upon receipt of a statement reflecting the total rud:ler and address of participating households, and verification by the City's Pilot Prcgra11 Coordinator, the City will make payimnt to the Hauler for participating hcuNholda within fifteen (15) days. "ff'8 City will pay the prevaling rate of. each hcmllhol.d tier -.:It 1110nth they participate. 'ftu.a rate will vary between $ll.S0 per IID'1th to $13. 00 per mnth. 3. st:at:aanta ahall be prarided by the Hauler to the City on a mcnthl.y basis to reccncile ct1EgllS OM8d cil8 to na, hcluaholda the prOIJf• md/oc houaeholda drqlping cut of. the PmJr•· Any refunds cil8 to the City shall be ads within fi.ftam (15) days aft.er tha City'• Racycling OOordinator hu wrified tha ~- JX. •W•iaiZ !!) IIU. Ulll 111> "'111111' at IIU. aNOIBa flw Railer lhall cb,f and 1-cliately CC1111ply with my and all IR)licabla loCAl, st-.. Ind fedaral requiraalts, ordinmoes, ~. zules, 1-Ind sututes. 1'le Hauler shall also a:111>lY with all ardinances, raolutions Ind rul• of. tha City of !bglaeod. z. • arm, n. flw ltauler tm9by indanifia tha City frca -, and all c:1Aia -,a1lwt it .-1.sinlJ frca my aet.iviU.. paraa,t to th1a ,. at. --· A. Nat.wia1 lnactl z s iiirt.i-... that .,, of. tha follawina wta lhall constitute a warial trw:h of. this aip ,t and tha City -, , at its election, teminate the -,CI I at "'°" the ~ of. Mf of. the fol lo,in; 9UWlta z •. ~at« lhall fail to aaint&ln and ClpS'ata acaar'dinlJ to tha wma of this ltqJtll I It. b . ,,. City shall fail to Mlnt.a1n and cpent.e accard1ng to the tAtna of thi• ... lht. -f - ,. - ' . . ~ .. I . • • , - • • • ~ • .. '· B. Written Notice: Either party may terminate this AgEeemei,t prior to expiratioo of its tenn at any tine by giving to the other party at least thirty (30) days prior written notice. XII. Niimi I Bir m' IOI •r: 'Dus .Agreenent will be binding at the parties tmeto, thair aucceseon, legal representatives and assigns. 'ft1e Hauler agraes to pmllptly notify the City in writing prior to all Nlatant.ial. c:hanga in awnenhip er lfff aaterial diapoaiticn of the asaeta of OlSt~r•a tluairw. 'Dw Hauler doa not have the ricl\t to wi~ thia A1Jr at er my intenat therein without the City•• prior written ccnaaat, "'1ch ~ will not be unreuonably withheld, and any attapt to cb ., will be 'IIIOid. XIII. NDIWI PIBJUB: A. l'orce Majeure: hrlommoe of thia /ltqJ. e n 1 ,t lhall be acuNd if iw.dm9d illp:laaible by act of God. B. Ganeral: Acitlcea provided for herein will be in writing n aalled to the parti• at their rupectiva ~ aet forth lbc:Nie. 'lhia ~.twill not be bindinrJ CXl the City until -=uted by. s-wan dlly authorilied and will that oanatituta the antin • ,t md undltrstanding betl • ., the parti•. notlfi thataldinlJ .,, pnriaua writinp or onl undllrt.akinp, and ita .__ will not be alta:94 by Irr/ oral agwat or infcmal witing, nar by failure t.o inaiat upan perfommce, or failure to ..-ciae my riCJhta er privii.,_, but alterationa, lldditiana, er chm.,.. in thia 1tqr ,t will cnly be accx11Pliahad by writta\ -.cLc1 au, er w4auta to thia Alp il macuted by beth Pllrti•· I Pit.r ...... 1c ..... a-1 ..... eiw ... -.-a'""ti ..... &a-- _,_ "' -. ,. • .. I. • • , - • • • • • 'llllS Agreement is made this day of , 1991, between IAIDLAN WM'l'E SYSTEMS, m::. (HAUID)~ address is 60l5 F.ast 58th Avenue, <:amerce City, Colorado 80022-39941 and the CrrY C.-DGlXXI> (City), 1ohoae address is 3400 Sooth Elati Street, Englewood, Colorado 80110. I. '!BIi: 1. 'flus Agreaaent will becale effective a, the date of final signature by all parties. 2. '1be Pilot Progrma refers to the South Metro Area Recycling of Trash (9Wl'l') Progrma for Dlglewcod. 3. '1be Hauler will providlt dNcrilled truh and recycllbl• oollectia, of Pilot Progr-~ City direction. Pilot ProrJr• will be for a period of six acnths in accordlnce with this Agr1 at. II. !m IINll' IIIDIIIN: A. Eligible perticiplnta in the Pilot Truh and Raqcling Progr• are !nl)lawcod rnidllnta that Neida BMt al. 8outh Broday and North of U.S. 285. 'ftwy IIJat ~ibe to a lar:al trah Hauler for Neidlntial trah collecticn. Pllrticipaticn in this ProlJEa is volunury. ltluaeholda 1ntaratad in partic~ aat ad,eeribe to the Ptogt• thftUJh the City'• Raqcling Ooocdinator. a. Houaholda that voluntear to participllta will be idlntified ~ Pl:OijlM .... i&la and ~ haula'8 l'CIUta at.eta. Plltticipating hauNtaolda will pl.-traah ~ in Pl:c+• a.,. er U1J trah with a PNijiM etJ.c:1Ds. 'lb ...._ .... al. the Ptc4'M, the haulen nm. IMeta will indicata ~ hauaJtao1dl are participating in the Pilot Pa:opa. c. Par plrticlpat.ing hauaaholda, traah will be hlndled .. follaa: Houaholda vill pan:hw PtojCM bags and Pl:ap'a Tlt.idlan, lllde waiUble fer plldlMe by thll City. lballholdl .. to pl-all trash in Pl:c+• trash .... u tnllh, .. to al• er at.nlCtUl'e, ataould nat be p1...s in • p1.utic bet, the houeahold vill llff • Pie+• et1da: to the it.as. 'ftl.is Ptc:+• will ~ llffct INthTlr traah la CDl.J&tM CUl1-er alleyaidt. D. pert lpatinia hcuaTholda, reqcllblee vUl be bandled u foll -l - . . .. ' I I . • , - • • • • • 1, • ' recycling bucket. The bucket will be placed at the curb for weekly collection at a regular basis by the Hauler that provides trash collection for that tn.isehold. E, '1'le City's ecilcational effort will focus at how to: 1. Participate in Program. 2. Correctly handle trash and recyclables along Program guidelines. 3. Minimize household waste. 4. ReclJCe the anount of yard wute collected by the Hauler. '1'he primary Yllhicle for edx:ation will be • recycling hotline, pmlic aetings, and printed material. lll. .... •• DUl'llllll A, '1'he Hauler shall provide truh pick-up at pnviaualy IIChecllled pick~ days for their cuatal8ra participating in the 9IM'1' Pilot Progr•. '1'he fllluler ahall pick~ trMh that wculd be collected by no111111l residllntial auvioe, Itaa Hauler wculd nomally not. collect ahculd not. be collected clae to participaticn in the Pilot Progr•, --if auch itaa haw bNr\ tagged with apeci&l progr• aticken. a. At participating hcuaeholda, Hauler lhall collect all trMh pl-=ed in apec:W Progr• bag9, or tal)9ad with • apecial PrQIJI'• stick£. hlJ9ed trah will oanai9t ~ hauahold trMh that' cla to ai • or lt.r\lC:t.ure, ahculd not. be placed in • plMt.ic trMh beg. Truh that ia not ~ in Prc:19r• be91, or nat tagged vith ., 1A11q:deta aticlar. vill be aollectad .. paft ~ the r99War aollction auvioa, but will be noted an lla&ler'a mite c. 1\:> U\IIUre the Hauler'• driven know ""1ch hDuNho1dl .. part c pati.ng in the Pror;Jr•, tlw Hluler'a rcute ~ .. to cl ly 1.ndi cu hiwe --=ri.bed to the Prc:19r-. o. bldcat ia ,. a. °'"· "'-· ,,,_ . ' • . ' - I • • p- • • • . (• • '· •--- H. 'lbe City recognizes that Hauler will oollect recyclables, and the Hauler accepts responsibility for materials oollected, and keeps revenue generated fran the sale of recyclables. I. 'lbe Hauler will direct l!llrty households that wish t:o 8'.t>scribe or drop the voluntary Pilot Program t:o the City's Program Coordinator. J. If houaeholds place ocntaminated or ncnrecyclable item in the recycling bucket, the driver is to leave thme apecific ii-in the bucket and place a City sqiplied card in the bucket. ,,_ card will convey that these ii-cennot. be ncycled since they do not follow program guidelines. IV. ,__ __ a> CJNII.ADIIBs A. As inprq,erly packaged trash is at aut, trash not in a pr<>gXM 1:-, or displaying • ~-atic:lar, it is to be noted by the Haulc at their route at.eta. on tha -day, the drivw is to not.Uy tha City'• rac:ycling ooordinatcr of tha ~ly pack.,., trash, including lldlkaa md type of iapapc participation. 'l!\ia will inaun the Olordinator c.rt senanally lldltreas tha prd>l-aid carify the progr-q,erational deuils t:o tha taaahold in (JINticn. a. 1'18 City will dllvelcp prooecllZ'9 to handle lb.l8M aid cx:,..»lainU canmrnin9 hcuaeholds participating in Pilot ProcJr•• ._ of P&OijiM will be 1Dlitoi9d thrcuatl lpCJt c:t.:u by City el()l~ M wll • tha City being notifial! by lllulc. Y. --... t'O • aRr.llD 'ID ta Cl'fts Qincmning the lllulc data aollcticn, if • O.ty ..,ioy.. is not directly imlolvad in aollact.ing data, the IIIUls ia to supply the City With tM athodDlolJy laed to aollct data. ~-at.hawiae .-Cifiad, tha llsuler shall supply tha City with infcnatiGn aollacted, clring aid after tM Pilot PiOijiM, within farty-fiw (CS) --of Pilat Pioj&w'• ~- A. !!!!!!!, 1. 1'18 Haalc ia to notify tha City of tha tJR»in1J t... CNrCJ9d et tha landfill --f....-atly uad by t.nlCka aol.lecting truh in tha Pilot --Mint tM a:iura ol the Pilot Pi'olJr•· 8. ~I 1. -rt. Hauler is to collect. dat.a ~ tM wi,Jht aid re.,n of aantainated NCyelei... -rt. llluler ,_. to dlecribe to tha City the lllniaul cpalif iclitJ.Glw to tl9Ulblish • cantainated nqicl*le. fllis iftfomatlan i.a to be aupplied to the City• cmtlllf.Ntion oceun. Na will lp d1Nc:t. the City's ecb:rat.MNl effcfta. 2 , Naals is to aollct data in aollctM'lft u.. of bucMta b1n ftll be .. taaaad -J - ' • • I. • • - • • • • '· on cne of the haulers recycling routes in a <XJ1111.111ity the Hauler servi ces. This is to be analyzed through overall collection tine and through timing of each stop. The timing of each stop is to be aided by a City enployee. 3. The Hauler is to supply the City with the driver's inl>ressions of bucket recycling container system. 4. The Hauler shall provide the City with the mrket rates of recyclables collected cllring the Pilot Program. VI. ...a•s ki!kRtliL IUl'DS: As necessary, the Hauler will label City literature for Pilot Area mailings or provide, to the City, mailing labels of their c:uatcaara in the Pilot Area. Within forty-five (45) days of the end of the Pilot Progr• the Hauler llllSt provide the City with a report a\alyzing the pro. aid oona of the Pilot Progran. The report should include • a lliniala a, analysis of the following: 1. Iq:>res sions of working with the Ci ty. 2. Poaitive and negative aspects of the Progt•. 3. 11\at the Hauler would lb to iDp'oll'e the Progr•. 4. \lllat l essons were l earned. 5. Percept1.ons of Cllataan participatian. 6 . 11\at are long tAml ial>licatiana foe Haul• if ProlJr• Wlln continued. 7. At Al l levels of perecn•l, llhat ia the Hauler'• UIIJASS1on of the Pilot; Progr-. 8 . CUstalen: •· The Hauler 11111 notify the City of houaahalda dillcon ununq Klwer'• auvicaa if in the Pilot .... and re fi dac:ontinl.Ling. b. fy the City of houNhalda --=ribinlJ to ial , if in the Pilot ... , Md lbing . 9. l ysia of the Pn,ip:• • wldK v. -4 - ,,, - . ' • ' I. • - - • • • • .. • VII. CITY'S Cl1l'IES: A. City recognizes that specific custaier infot'llllltion ~lied by the Hauler is of a confidential nature. City will perfonn all q,erations containing such i.nfODlllltion in a manner sensitive to the confidentiality ~red by the Hauler. B. City-published Pilot Progran naterial will direct ~ies to the City's Pilot Recycling Coordinator. 'lhe City will maintain recycling hotline cllring Pilot period. Recycling ax>rdinator will be available to work on ech:ational progr-art.side of Pilot area. C. 'lhe City will make available to participants all '*'8SSaX'y infomation aid sqlplies to properly participate in Pilot Program. 'ftleee materials include tllb:ational and infomational material, nicycling bJcketa, Progr• trash bags, and stickers. D. 'lhe City will give Hauler its ccnplet:ed report Q'l the Pilot Progr1111. 'lhe report will include infomaticn fra11 waste c:haracterizatioo studies, survey results, Progr1111 operational details, Hauler's and City's perceptions of Progrmn, leSte minimization projections, and analysis of the Pilot Progr•. E. 'lhe City aslll.n!s no responsibility, liability, or reYmlue (JIIMl"ated for the hcuaehold truh and recyclllbl• Q)llected frall the Pilot participating housaholds. Raspanaibility foe truh collection shall be maintainad bet.wa\ the houNhold and the Hmler. F. 'lhe City will arrange far -.:iplaart.al. ~ of Progr• infamation, bep Ind bur::uta. As ~y anticnad the lllll1er will llllke initial diiblnaant of buclliets and Plop'M trMh bap. Plastic tluc:lceU -.:iplied by the City to be uad far ncycllblea collection, raain the t*ClpW'tY of the City. G. 1!w Ci ty vill prorida achmia to mfwld puticipanta foe aarplua Progr• bep and Progr• atidran, anoe the Pilot PtopM is W. L I.a 'l'O a av_,., • ,a OTlt l. flw City is to llieap a NIOOrd of tJw N-.r and r-.an foe addit.ianal ~ of buc:lalt.e • 2 . fl\rouqh ~li.ng ~cps. the City will estJat.a the IUlber of the progr-bl98 pl.-d cut for aoli.:ticn, their witht , and the comtllpClldi.ng l'Ulllber of ~ far w:h ~ aapled. J. flw City shall s-rfan a Mil aaney bafcn and aft.-the Pilot Pl'Ol)r • flus vi 11 help dlteaww the ef fec:ti,,...., and hcuNholds' ~!one of tJw '"+ .. •• at.t-.,t to pwfom oc cont.net c:aat foe •--. :lady to be parfwad befan tnd after the Pilot 11 toc IMlyaia will be fi'CII vithi.n · .. . , • . ' I . • - • • • • "~ • • I• • . ' '· • VIII. ~/BILLDC: 1. Households that participate will receive a credit oo their bill for each IID'lth they participate. 'fflis credit shall appear oo the custaiers bill in the first billing cycle after the program has begun. 2. Upon receipt of a statement reflecting the total IUltler and address of participating hcuaeholds, and verification by the City's Pilot Progr• Coordinator, the City will make payment to the Hauler for participating households within fifteen (15) days. '1he City will pay the prevailing rate of $17.65 for each household for each ncnth they participate. 3. Statene,ts shall be provided by the Hauler to the City on a IID'lthly basis to reconcile c:hargea CMl!d cbt to rw, hcuaeholds the program and/or houaeholda dropping out of the Progr•. Any refunds cl.le to the City shall be made within fifteen (15) days after the City's Aec:ycling Coordinator hu verified the stateients. '1he Hauler shall cbey and illladiately CICJll)ly with Ifft and all applicable local, st.ate and federal ~ta, onlinmces, mgulaticns, rul •, la,s and stat utes . '1'he Hauler llhal l aleo ~y with all crdinances, rea:>lut ions and rules of the City o f &,glewood. L INMN41'1Dd'JCII: '1'he Hauler hereby indanifiea the City fraa ary and all c:lAia a;aiMt i t arising frCII Ifft activiU• ~ to thia lqx at. A. tJwat .., "' tha follod.n,a -.ta ftll "' th. and the City my , at the ~ ot .,,, ot •• b. 8, ' I. • , - - • • • . ~ • .. XII. MSlllllff c, MaZ&Brr: 'l1lis Agreement will be binding Cl'\ the parties hereto, their successors, legal representatives and assigns. flle Hauler agrees to praiptly notify the City in writing prior to all substantial changes in amership or 1111y material disposition of the •eeta of Olstalar'• business. 'ft'9 Hauler dces not haw the ri«ltt to mi~ this 1qr n ,t er any interest therein vithaut the City'• prior written aonNtt, Illich oarwmt will not be unreuonably withheld, and any attall't to do ao will be void. DII. A. Nt9"WUN1PD.lh ~-~aun: hrlaiiinci of this Al)EAll!rm-llt.it nll be eacused if nndm9d illp,uible by act of God. •• Glnaral: &rm prcwidad fer taer.in will be in writing Ind ailed to the partias at their l'HpCtive ~ at fcrth lbove. 'ftlia Alp at will not be binding · on the City \Sitil wut.ed by • penan ciily authol"i-4 and will than axwtituta the 9ttin agr11 at Ind \llidllnUnding bet! ... the part.1-, notwithstandinl) any prwiclus writings er cral ~. and its tama will not be al.teed by my cral ap1& r1t er infamal writing, nor by failure to insist~ s-r(amaa, oc failure to .areiN my ri9tts er pdvilegas, tut alt:aratiaw, adltitians, oc chanlJN in thia Ai;E tt will only be acx,an1,lillhed by w-ittan andcc"11 1 ats, or _._,ta to this lqr1 1 at -=uted by both partias. JADWM talft'I l'aBW, DI:. ( .... ) .,, --------------------~ .... /Tit.lei __ ------------~ Date a ------------------~ lflt:MN I -------- -, - .,, __ ------------------~ Lin vin ts;&. ii.;& Dates------------------~ ~-. . , •, ,, ' I . • , - - • • June 17, 1991 • • • 12 d Planni1119 and loni1119 ec..ieeion lonin9 of 11-ly Annexed Land Richards. Wanueh, Director of Collaunity Development Council approval of a bill for an ordinance aon11119 newly annexed property on firat readin9 and to .. ta Plablic .. ar1ft9 for July 15, 1991. The propertiN eubj~ to thia aoni1119 proceedillllJ -n annexed by Ordinance 110. 27 and Ordinance IIO. 21, .. r1 .. of 1991, on Nar ,, 1991 • ... attached Staff a.port and ..... ..,, -The propertiN •••Nd by Ol'd1-IIO. 27 and Ol'diaance IIO. 21 -re in unincorpor- ated ArapalMae eountr, ,-. _,.. totallr __.__... by the City of s11191~. Staff and the PlannillllJ ec..iHion .-wit.ti tlle affected propenr _,.. on .... ral occa- aione to diec.H Mtll -.ti-and aonint iNUee. aft.er • ~lio IINriftt, uie C!tr eou.cu _,,..... t.11• .-auone . stne statute .,...11ee tMt -1, an •• .,,,1 tJ • _. witllla to .. ,. of the aff~he elate of tlle ...... u.. l'llia .,,,, .. , SCN1ift9 wUl f•Ulll tllat rell'l1..-t. . ,. .. I· • , - • • • STAFF REPORT CASE NO. 3-Sll STAFF REPORT RE: ·, • • PUBLIC HEARING ANNEXATION AREA ZONING The zoning of sever1l p1rcels of l1nd annexed to the City of Englewood. DATE TO IE CONSIDERED: June 4, 1991 PROCEDURE: ,, - The Planning c-inion ts required to hold a Public Hearing on the proposed zone designations. The rteOlllllndation of the Planning C0111ission to approve or deny the zone designations •st be f.>rvardtd to City Council. City Council will hold a Public hearing on the proposed zone designations before .. king the final decision. D£PA1lTIIDIT OF CCIIIUIJn HYnOPIIDIT ANALYSIS1 The properties that are the subjKt of thts zoning action were annexed to the City in May, ltH by Ordinance No. 27 and No. 21, Series of 1991. The 1965 Municipal Annexation Act requires that within ninety days of the effKttve date of an annexation, the annexed property shall be zoned. Within the process of dete,.ining the appropriate zone classification to be plactcl upon annexed property, consideration aust be given to how to achieve 1 balance between the legitiute needs of the property owners and those of the City. For the subjKt properties, the following issues were considered: Existing land use and zoning of the subjKt property prior to annexation. Consistency of existing land uses with adJKtnt properties and wit.II the [ngllWOOd Collpreheftsive Pl111. ConststlftCy of ,nvtous Arapahoe Cowlty zoning with the proposed [ng111110d zoatng. The staff "11 u1ly11d Ule nc•tly 1MUecl areas 111 119"t of the .._ ts- sues, and proposes Ule followt .. z ... classtftcatt•s. (SN attKhecl -,s.) Parcel A.1 and A. I Arapahoe Coutlty Z111t.. 1-1, Heavy Industrial Preposecl [ng111110d Zell1ftl 1·1, Lttllt lndu1trt1l The extltiftl auufacturt .. IHS of Ulen ,...,.rites, .e.ne zOftecl fer N1v1 industrial 1111 lty the te.t1, are ~tU•l• wtth [at111110d's Ltpt llldu1trt1l cla11tftcatt011 . The "°""'" are lecated wttllt• Ult Sout" SUta ,, Drift 11tllt tndu1trt1l corrtdor, 1M tllus sa z•t ..... ld be C0111hte11t wttll adJ•· Clftt properties , • I • I. • - • • • STAFF REPORT CASE NO. 3-91 Parcel A.2 Arapahoe County Zoning Propostcl Englewood Zoning <. • • PUBLIC HEARING ANNEXATION AREA ZONING R-3, Stngl1-faatly R1std1nc1 8-2/P.D., Bustn1ss/Plannld D1velop111nt 1-1, Light Industrial Three of the four properties tn thts parcel are developtcl wtth residential land use and the fourth ts a service business. The propostcl zoning of ltght tndustrtal wtll result in tht creation of three nonconforatng residential uses. The business use ts coapattble wtth the ltgllt tndustrtal zontng. These properties are, likewtse, locattcl tn the South Santa Fe Drtv• ltght tndustrtal corridor. Tht nonconforatng UH provtstons of the Coaprehenstve Zoning Or- dtnance wtll allow the restdtnttal UHi to reaatn II they currently extst, .title serving to accOIIIIOdate the anttctpattcl long-tera tndustrtal developaent of this area. Parcel A.3 and A.4. Arapalloe County Zoning Proposed Englewood Zoning 1-3, Single-faaily Restdence 1-1-C, Stngle-faa11y Restdence Tht proposed zoning of the properties tn thts parcel 1s consistent with the acljacent zontng. Parcel 1.1 Ar.,._ County Zoatng ,,.Nd tnt1wooc1 Zoai .. • I • 1-2. lu1i•11 O, 0,. 1•2, ... , .. II !JIM• . . • . I. • , • ,. - • l - • ~. - ' • ~ I I • I • • ,, J l I I • • • , • -• • • • • I . , • -• • - • • • J I I . ' ' • . . . I . • • -• • ,. - d1~ 1--=_ ~ .. ~~ .. ~ I~ i". ~~ •l ' • I • • I . • • - • • ~o-~ ...-• 1~ 0 CD I I l ' I • ... • H ' • .. ------- .... 00 I ...... ----....... ----- I I :1a--~ ·-~ . '--~--:t . \--,r-· •l ~ > ,,_ . , • ' ~ . ·.·· I. • • - • • I ,-Jo..._.._... ......... c:,. flit LI] ID I I ~ ~ 1 I ~ • . I I I :•:•: ~ .. :::: I :::::: ~ .... ., · ... • • • . :, I • 11-•"------- i . I .. : ::: • ............. :----.d"'- ·-~ . L--~--11 . I \--,.,.--•I ~ > " - • . , • " .. I • • • • , - • • • • • <, I ·-l -----... lJ m I ~-11 I -------------··--------- m J j j f JI J f .; · .... ~ .. ct-,,• ::~: .... ••'• •'•! ........... ,. _ • __ 11.•1&----- l ~--~ ·-.I ~ l---G--•• • I ~--,.,.--•I ~ > J I I .. I • • • - - :0 I • I I • l l • • • . ' • '· --- -.:.------- ··-----' ------------- I z . . .... ::·· ...... . ' --.... ..__ -- i .I --~ i: ~ . ----L---.,,. ., I I --'\--'V" •I ~ • > . . ... . . . I • • - • • • • • . . BY M1DDUTlr IIBIIAS, the City of llnglwd ,-thMe ~ to tha City of llngl.alaod by pllUUIIJ OEdinlnae llo. and OEdinlnae llo. ~. Sari.ea of 1991; and l] -aw. the annex pcqm'tiN ahall be ....s u dllaiCJMtalt by the City of llnglwd; and 4 LI, the 1&q,awd aanin1J ahall be effectiw cinly after the Pli>lic IIMring and IR*Cl*iate findinp; IOI, mm, • n CIIIDIUiaD n ta C1'1'Y a:ucn. a, 'BIB C1TY a, JIU.9IOCD, <Xl.mADO, Al P<IJOIII lacticn 1. 'ftla ~ to be ....S 119n W BIi 1 to the City of -~ p11s9 of Clrdinsnoe llo. ¥1 and~~!; lariee of lttl. 'ftla City of lbJlwd ..-the n6wly .. I 111 U fol.la.I A. !!e..!1 lhall be ....S u W, aa.inaes. •• LalJally dsfinsd -· Lota 1~. a1om 1, llnml ladlflaklft, ~ wit!a the fol- lawing ~ psrml1 A tnct of lad ill the a 1/4 of llctiaa t, fla, .. at the Ith P.N.1 Anp.._ a:a.ty, ~I m ~ly ~-folla.1 .......... point lOlS' ... .... JO• llllltb of tM llantb•llt aarnar of eu4 falltt1•t 1/41 .._ aarth no•, .._ ••tut J11.t1•1 u.... 1aut11 sn.u•1 U.... alllt -·to .......... 11111.-wit!a -half ottM---.. w. !!B.1' lhall • _. • ~1-<, 11,.,._,e1,, INilll n • ListaUr ., ...... , All of la U _. dist ~ of Lot U, IIU l8Se GWC r, Ant .. aaaatr , Q1hnl>, ~ -· .. I. • • , • ' N • • • • ! Ji l l i~ 1 I~ H l ,,1,11 1~ •11AEIJ :~; r 1 r111Ai't 1 •1 &&srri• ··~,= ti ~, ,,, A! l ~ lg~~~J,l~I f, Ffi 1I ~II J• ,~ •11: 'e 11 ! 1' f1ffif~~~~ i: ,11:i, .. , . I,' .. ! ' I~ e I · i It!, e-~'8 ! · s-i _ Ii f ~1 ~r 1· I , .. --.. -,; - 1-,·•!'! :i !!•!;ii ·1 ~ li~i:!il' ~ i~:i,, '1'1,:i f1 Jrl1I~~ J I 1,·a~ll1~1 I (P;fl~ I ·-~ 111r ! rr'r~ r · ... fi~i~· -f!llr Ii · ril~~r I ~ (j--'ff~' i :;!::i ,~,,~ 1· ~.'~·-i ,rrr,l.l ·~~~~r !ii ; I: ff ; R • ~ i J ~::~ ii l,~sl I ,I_ h, ' iif Uuf I: • ! UE .. ' • , • • I r I . . . ~ '\'. 'II. I . ~ ~ - - • • • • ,. • • Introcb:ed, read in full, and paued a, first ntading a, the 17th day of June, 1991. Publiatwd u a Bill far an Qrdinanoe en the 20th day of June, 1991. A Public Blaring will be bald en July 15, 1991. WWW I. a&, city a.a hEnc1i I. er& -, - . , • .... ' I . • , • -• • - ' ·"· I I I ' -• .. I • .. .. • I . • • - • I I I " .. . . .. ' : ( .. I• --~--, ,. . .: --\r--, ~ .., __ \! I • • t• • . . (, ........ ,..., ...... IQII09 -~ 1 "" ... ~ .t 1 I ~ ~ ~ .. % I i , . lf I -f .' i p, ---------.... ------------. I I .I !~ I " I ·1r. I •. ' ' ' . -. I I • • , - • • • DAD June 17, 1991 1a1T1am aT • • • 12 e S119lewood Water and 8-r Board Boring and Sncaaement of a water line under 285 Stewart ronda, Director of Utilitie• Council apprcwal of the bid propoaal for Dralle contractor•, Inc. for bori119 and encaai119 a water line to be inatalled under the on-reap at 215 and Santa re. lone. Dralle Contractor•, Inc. faecal eon.truction co • .. - Ul,100. 121,600. ftle Colorado ~. of u,.._,. llu ...-1-a11 l.aatalled a new ,. -ter Une for latlewoocl al0119 u.. aon.e. .... of r1 1tu, , .... .1 .... Stnet to~ -t a141e of anu ,. Drh• u pan of ~ latel'c..._.. ..-,.ct. ftla llee _. laatalled at no ...t \0 ... 1...... TM Cltr of ... , ..... llu aa •1.Cut ,. _.., llee tMt ._.. aout..h alOftf ,e.o wot aLde of lalll.a ,. froa ~ta. ... teralaatoo • • locat Oft j.at noru of ,e.o auu ,.,, ,on r-... TM fl'IIIHd 11• wUl oouen ,..._, u at nt UNO to Iona • loop artt•• a ,ort .. of ,ai. llee wlll .... to croaa uw OOH r-.. of ,e.o &-.noctl•, TM euto • ,.._, -..n-• r-.u rut tha ,a. • ,onloll M ....,. ... aRCaoN LNUod of .,.. t to Map ~ r-.. .,.. to \raffle• all tl.aoe, a. pan of~ L • of tM Loop, latl__. wlll ,.._ de we or .. ..,,, o ,e.o CDlor.,.. IIDUl ... ~ alfla,a, -..n-1. ,... ._.., off ' I • • , - - • • • • • • PlllUICIAL The propoeed water llne estenelon would be deelvnect and conetructed by the Clty of S111Jlewood. The low bld 8'1baltted for the borl119 and enc••-nt portlon of the work wa• froa Drake Contractor•, Inc. ln the aaount of $23,800. . ' .. I • • • , - • • • •, • II S II O R A • D U N !O: Bill NcCoraick / Water Production. l'llCII: Nik• Var9aaon / Purcb, Tec:la. n.TS: 6/3/91 sua.JSCT: Bid lncaa ... nt Propoaal. ,1.... fla4 a~taaW 1M t.. W ,. •• nale nee1,re4 for tile lacu-t _. 9orlas au. a.I au ~laU• ..... t. After rn1 .. 1 ... ,1 ...... tact• at Hl-llN. Wlt.ll ta. fua ,ou lteli••• wlll ltetter auit ~ oatract. At ~ell tlae we •111 allU'CI tll• tll• ._uact. cc: Dave llartlMa .. I. . • , - • • • Item ~ 1. • • BID PROPOSAL ENCASEMENT AND BORING BID P11cr1pt1on Encaaeaent/Borin9 TOTAL BID E•ti-te4 Quantity 1 Bid Price $25.§00.00 US,600.00 Sati .. te4 4ate of 4e1ivery A1Pl01INATELI l3DA1S PIOM NOTICE TO PIUCIID. ALL DTDIAL F. O. •. CITY OF DGLDOOD 2100 loutb Platte liver Drive b9lewoo4'. CO 10110 la901Cill9 teraa 11 PULL VlTIII 30 DAIi Price 41'10te flra for ,9 .. ,.. ot eoifttttot. Ex•••tl ... : ppl TO TIii llllTllG GIOVID COIDITIOII 01 TII IOUTI "''' 1 +1 r1oro111c tA va1 at· •tllL ,,ai•&, 11 ,,,01a,,,, ¥JI• 1t+t1 ,n, 1r1c;, at:.~ )t.9\ __ Q, ..:if, CLIITOI G. DO~ ,1c1 PUIIDIIT Title PAICAL COIITIUCTIOI CONPAIII c-, ... , .,., L9'JLt•P ITIIIT. GOLDII. COLORADO 1040) ~ ... 271-0HO Tel•"-- • . I . • , -• • t• ·, • (, BID PROPOSAL EIICASEMEHT AND BORIRG BID Itea J!2.,_ P11cr1ption Eati-te4 Quantity 114 Price 1. Encaaeaent/Borin9 1 • 2. 3, woo. 0.,2 • TOTAL BID hti-te4 date of 4elivery_ ... ,.,hi;..a::;~f::...fa1-.,.1,.1,I_· _________ _ ALL IIATERIAL F.o.a. Clfl M DGLDIOOD 2100 loutb Platt• a1ver Drive an,1 .. oocl". co 10110 I~ic1A9 teraa. __ vf'_.Zw.3..,.i',.,.(2~()-...0_~ ___ _,Prlce "'ote fira for .. ~ __ .. , .. baeptiona: /J(JK$ olPT ((t(CL/IQI /.ANO SCAP< 01 /J:.pt«H--r & :'a TQl/t 4 .,:fl .., ...r. &cs,oocr: Title bes K< (!hi TIA<! r«1, , Mt! · ••• ,,,&\ 14, _,,11 .1 ....... PceCI " 0 I . • , - '· • • • • • • . . , ' . . . ' ' • ' ' I. •. • - - f • • • DA'l'Z June 17, 1991 U011A'1'ZDBY STAPF 80URCB • • t • - COUKCIL COIIMUNICA110N AGBIIDA ITBII 12f UUIJUea Department SUBJECT Five easements for Southgate San1taUon District Bsg Dry Creek Interceptor Sewer Stewart Fonda, Director of UUIJUes ... UB/ AC11011 PROJI08SD Councd approval of an ordinance approving 8ve easements for the Southgate t San1taUon Dlat11Ct along South Platte River Drtve for the construction of the Big Dry Creek BMln Interceptor. PIISVIOU8 COUllaL AC'l'IOR Coundl prew,ualy .-.ntec1 e8M'lllrllta for the conatrucuon of the Big Dry Creek lnterceptar Line OIi Bl.Qty ... operty. ffAn' AIIAl.ftla Conatructloo of the BfC Dry Creek lntaceptar lane aouth of Dartmouth will require adcbaonal e..,,...,,18 far rfCbta-ol-way acrw City pupeny IDdudJIIC Cl'ONIDC W . O. lmoutb Avenue. City ..-oper1y adjllcaat to Lltde Dry Creek, acroN Uttle Dry Crftll and ..... South Platte RM!r DrtYt • MCIUJIIOUIID The ftCODl1nlCtlaD oftbe Saata Fe/Dartmouth mtawaaa reqwrea tbe re1ocauon of the alsUDC 42• BfC Dry Crea &.-lalawpM , The IIDe ba been deetped 10 be 8Dttalled ID South Plane RMI" DIM MKt 10 tbe MhpC er Uttlftoa llatercepta • tructloo of tbll llllaceplllr wll c:raM eeveral Pll'Clli fll Imel 0-S by the City, and .. 1ft reqwred far the CGDltnlcaDII. .... • • ' I· • , - - • • • • • ---~- CXllCIL BILL I«>.39 ~~ I A BILL l'al AN CR>INNl::E APPIIMlG FIVE I.NIDBft'S l'al 'DIE s::m,mm SMIITATICfi DIS'DUCT BIG ml amEK DfflKZi'1\J( Wft' Ma«; amt PUd"l'E RIVDl mtIVE. llll!mrAS, the ed.ating • at giwn to 8cuthgate Smu.tatim Diatrict Big Dry creek Interclptor is anly for aonnect.icn at the Bi~ty WUtaater Tnatlait Plant; and llll!mrAS, is ia ...,_aary fer Southgate Slnitatim Diatrict to~ additianal. rie#lta of wy, •• tt.• and licaw hal the City rm additianal. portiona of pcoperty; and IIBDS, the ildditianal • 1 ata .. rm llaat Dtrt:aluth Avanua, rm porUana of the City pcq,erty lldj-=-t to Little Dry creak, rm Little Dzy creak, and a1cng Beuth Platte Rivv Driva; IOI, Trl'JC£fQcE, • 1T ~ BY '1'HI cm (XJICII, CR 'DIE cm CR Ma.81XlD, CDauux>, AS ftKUJliz 8tctim 1. 'l!w Daglamod City Council tmmy ....-w fiva (5) •• ali for the 8authlJat.e Slnitat.ial District • found on Bllhibit A. Introcb,ad, read in full, and pa...s an fint madinJ an the 17th dlly of .June, lHl. ~iahad • • 11111 far an ordinmaa an the 20th dlly of .baa, lttl. a..&B;iii,iii;iar h&lcli I. craw, d(y a.a • .. I . • • - - • • • • • l ~ • <, EXHIBIT A '1'IIIS QWll' of •• ,ta (thia"Gr'ant•) ill mde this day of , 19 by the C1'l'lt' OP IIG:a«XJ>, ~•Gt"antor•) VI08e -a&!reii ........... ....,.Li_l4~00-.. South: ~i 9t:raet J!ngl...aod, Q)larado 80110' in f&YOr of the ~ MNITATICII DI9'1'RIC1', ("Gnntee•) lftlN dk9as u ----- 1. SINIDR! llll!R D.IBBII'. 'Dia... at Pl.cpactY"' llhall am the real ptq,arty iciciited 1n & &ay of Anpahoe, State ol. Chlcndo, m plll"ticularly daacribed u: 9authpt.e Slnitatim Diatrict Sanitary a..r BILI at 30.00 Paot Wida Slnitary a..r BM I at Jcb .._. L/2768 (IINt Du1:JDJth A,_..)• A 30.00 foot wida alitary ...-a at w Ind acrose a partial of the 1rMt CIM-half ol. lllcticn 33, 'ftMlship 4 lauth, ... 61 *at ol. the aUlth principal ... idim, ODunty of Anpahoe, 8t.ata ol. ~. bsin1J 15.00 fest on both sidla ol. the follaw1ll9 dlacribsd aaatarlirw. Bsaia ol. bssnnlJI ia the IINt lirw ol. the lauthss9t ~ ol. the axtMat ~ ol. Mid lllctJan 33, the llauthlaet amar ol. Mid authssat ~ ol. the llacthssK ~ u ... atad by • al·•-cap ln ..... Illa -la a,. 120ll, and the ~ aimer of Mid llauthlaet ~ ol. the llarthaMt ~ ia ..........S by a.,,__ csp in a ... Illa -g a,. lJOll, -~ • lirw ...... tlaa bsinrJ ..,.. to llallr ll)OOlS 17-W. acila9 • ths lautl..-C1X11S ol. the IDuthssat ~ ol. ~ aatt aut cm ,...._ ol. Mid lactian 331 t:Mnoe -,OU 4,-., a diatB C I of JO.CO fest to a point Cln the luttliwly ri41*«--r lirw of -- Dsrt:aauth ...... sa14 ~ llaiat .. point ot b111Jlnninl1 ~ 1D001S'17"a, • di.at..,. o1. n.• r.t1 thame IOCJ017 ..... a ..... ol. J0.00 to a PQLa on the IDult:Nlr,!I. ~«41W U. ot Nld *'t Da1IIDUttl ...... Mid lainl ....... ol. ---, ffta ...... ths ..... ,t ..... ot .. a.•t at ........ of the a»rt, 11::nt ~ of 11111.d 8M,t ion ll 1111n IIOAS'M"'W. • a::ctam of JO.U ea.t. 111a ••11-of aai4 lltrip .. I I ,rt 111 f or -.art.•• I to llainl a ..U.lJ ,.-af.-, U. of _. *9t ._. Slit • the -.ie polata, .. ,-...... ,,. - ' •· • I • I .. • • • l!~li if .. H l!!~II IJJ ! YI !l~~i si ~ , ;1.11 ;f ll!iiff"'l!f [§(iii!!-~ - ·;•1'f'I i'Jil (1 ,~~t,if;l1 Ii liit:ll f!!~I !! ii r.J:J 1 1~ ·'I' 7 i •~111~~~11,' ~·!ti!ttlr 1F1JI ~, !t ~ ,, ~Jail [ 1sfi'=~,~1ii ~ieilei!ii 1i; J~ !~ ! ' I I 11 ! I f if f 'i 11 ff III i Ii Ill ~ a, Si :i .~ 5 - ii~l I-,, ll r fsli•!"r'I~ I i i i f ~f ! l r-~ r~ _ '!1r1~tll 1 l~~r~~I~ ,,11111• gtli I J !~ •:Ell g~ 1~ 1~ B ~~ . GQ r ~ J. • 1 _ "4'' ' -: ~· 41 • • • I r I I . . . ' . ~ . :r . ' " - - ' • • • • t• - camencing at the Northeast comer of the Northeast comer of the Northwest ~ of the Southeast ~ of Aid Section 33; thence S05oS5' 54 "w, a distance of 138.28 feet to a point Ql the Northwesterly line of a tract of land as ctaacribed in Book 3222 at Page 411 of the Arapahoe QJunty Raoorda, said point being the point of beginning; thence S00017 1 44•E, a distance of 22.47 feet; thence S89oS7'0l"w, a distance of 28.57 feet to a point Ql the Nort:hNaat.c'ly line of Aid tract of land u dellcribed in Book 3222 at Page 411; thence NS1040 1 12•z and along Aid ~ly line, a distance of 36.28 feet to the point of begiMing, ccntaining 320 acJM119 feet er 0.007 AcNa. 8outhgate Sanitaticn Diatrict Sanitcy 8aNm' hi rt Jd> lllltJer L/2768/P (City of Dlglwood). A unitcy ..._ •• rt w and ma a portion of the ~ ana-cpartar ol. the Sauthlaut aw-quarter of Sacticn 33, 'ftMlah1p 4 South, Rar11J8 68 111st of the Sixth principal aridim, Q:urty of Anplhce, State of OOland:>, being m puti.oularly daacribad u follows: a.is of bearings ia the North line of the~ ~ of tha 9cuthlMt ~ ol. Mid Sacticn 33, tha Nal'thMat mnwr-ol. aaid llcrtJwNt ana-cprt.m' ol. tha 8aul:hlMt ~ is mrullllted bl' a alailul cap in a Jtmge Bea LS No. 1.20l3, and tha IID&'thlaat aanar-ol. aaid ~ ana-cprt.m' ol. tha 8authaMt ~ is mrullllted bl' a1ailul cap in a Jtmge Bea LS No. 1.20l3, with a line batl:•111 t:ha .. UIIJ _.., to bear 111'°56' 57 ... , + w:lnl • the aatt I aat aarnar ol. the IID&'thlaat ~ ol. the lauthNat ~ ol. Mid 9lctJan "' thmaa Sl'JOJ3°47-W, a diatanae ol. ltt.35 eat to the point ol. ~. thmaa 151Qt0'12-W, a diatalae ol. 46. 79 ,-,, thalC'9 ~ '01 .. , a di-... ol. ll.G fat.a tballl,e IOOOl 7 44 .. , a diatalae ol. tl.00 fat to a point C11 the aaut.hlrly line ol. a ~ ol. laid • dlacriblld in II-* 3280 at .... ~ of the Anr ... Q:ulty ...... , ~ aNQeo ., ... and aklnl Mid lcluthsly u.,. • ~ o1. n. 11 tats tballl,e III0017 '44-W, a clultlnaa ol. US.10 fat to a point CII tM aatt--.ly UM o1. a tnct o1. lad • dlacribed in IDak rm • ,... w o1. the Jrlf •hoa a:u.ty ....... thmaa .... 1, and alait the bttuatsly line ol. Nl4 tnat ol. lad -dlaaria.d in II-* JZll • .... 411 the folJ""9 (2) blD WI 1. ll790iM'so-., a di.Mm ol. "·" fata 2. 1-·u-.. a..._ o1. o.N tat, ,- • ~ - ' •· • - - • • • • • (. thence N89057'0l•E, a diatance of 20.58 feet to the p:,int of beginning, ccnta1ning 4540 9CplX'8 feet ar 0.104 Acres. Scuthgate Sanitatian District Sanitmy s..i-Eualmlt Job tumer L/2768/r. (City of Engl~ Platte Riwr Drive). A unitary ....-eummtt OU'm' Ind acxtl88 a portim of the Narthweat ~ of the 8autheut ~ of section 33, ToWnahip 4 South, Rm)e 68 Nast of the Sixth principal neridim, O:lunty of Arapahoe, St:at:e of O>laram, being axe particularly daacribed u folio.: Baa.la of bearings 1a the North line af the Ncrthllaat a,e...cpirt.w af the llauthNat ~ of Mid Section 33, the Nart:MMt acnwr af Aid ~ ~ af the llauthNat ~ .la ~ by a almirul cap in a Rall)8 am -LS No. 12083, and the llm'tbiMat CIDC'ME' af Aid ~ ~ af the llauthMat ~ .la ~ by a almirul mp in a Rall)e am LS No. 12083, with a line ~ tha laing _...., to bear' 88'°56 1 57· • 11 -. • I • . • ' I. • , - - • • • • • • I• • 3. ~ <F FASl:MENl'. Grantor hereby grants to Grantee, perpetual, nonmcclusive easements (1the interceptor Easaaents"), for the CXll'IStruction and installation at the Big Dry Creek Buin Interceptor Connection to the Bi~ty wastewater Treatment Plant. 4. JIOCESS. Grantee shall have the perpetual, ncnexr::lusive right of ingress aiia"eijreu in, to, c,v,er, through and rm the Eumalt Prtlperties far my purpoee rwceaaary or desirable for the full mjoyant of the rights granted to Grantee under this Grant. 5. ~~. Grantee, ~ that after the a::inatruction, llllli.ntawlce, repair, or niplac • rt, of my of the Lines and ~, the party emrc:iaing ri«ltt,a hereundar ahall restore the aarface to the Eallment Prq,erties • nearly• nuonably pcaaible to the grade and a::ndition it .. in illlladiaely prior to Mid aonatructicn, aintmance, repair, r9placenmnt, or mlarC)alent, mc,ept • my a. ,..,.. .. ry to acca1111.idate the Lines and Appurtenancea. Party earciaing ri«ltt,a henmdar agrees to reston and repair my iq,ro.-rta of Grantor at the Eu I I at Prq,erty WU.ch are daa]ed, axlified or altered by party marciaing rights~ cliring Aid ccnstruction, mintenance, nipair, npl~ er anla; a ,t and, further, agrees to niplace say tq,eoil nllCJll9d frm ary cultivated or 1~ areas at the En, r e nt Ptcperty and to i-,uia my ..,... earth raw ting frail Mid conat.ructicn, aaintalance, repair, nplacaant er anla;a nt, at ita eole ocst and...,.... No aarface ~ ia allowad. 6. SaJN::Dft' NI> IAflJW. IUPC'll'l'. Grantar CX111W1anta Ind 111JEW that Grantee lliaii tlllYe the rijit of a,~ and 1ataral &IFP(IEt at tha EnJ rt Prq,erti• to lthatw at.nt ia rwoa•ay er dNinble f« ttw full, CClll)1ete and undiatUlbed enjo)'Bant of the ric,rt.a granted to Grantee undar thia grmt. 7. IWJft'S ar CIWft'Clt. GnntGr maerwa the full ric#lt to ttw ~and~ of the • 1 rt Prclparti• inmfar M Mid CMWnhip, UN, and~ ia oanaiatant with Ind 4:.a not illp&ir the ric,rt.a granted to CilnntN in thia Grant. I. ~. Ckantor my oanatnact, -.ct, or pi.. IU\ICtUna er buJ.ldin9a, an thi tin I ,t l'nlparties, anly if GnntGr dJtam1w that the pmlic ~ or .....tty of. the public Malth, Mfety or ,-..ra1 wlf_. ~ Mid M41J!C 1ta. CilnntN lhall raDlla ita facilitiea "'°" ~le notice by Gnntar • ,. WIIJIJl.ft'. In ttw ~ that Glranta lhall ..... tha nthta trant.ecS to 1£ ui&r thia Grant, all ri.9't, title and intaat ......_ of Grant.a llhall caw and -.tnlta, and GnntGr llha.11 hold the Bra at ,rq.n.ia, • the -my thal be, ha frca ttw ~ of GlaltW ., lbllidanad and llhall CMI all aaterlal• and atne:tuna of Gtaatae ., ...._, prcridld that Grantee llhall ....,. • n r mllble Plldad of. tJa attar Mid ' I . • - • • • • abllndcnlmtt in which to r9IICM! my or all Linell and ~ fran the Buement Properties. In the ewnt that F.uenents are lbandcned by Grantee, Grantor llhall hllYe the right, at its mole q,ticn, to~ Grantee to nm,ve or neutral.be IIIIY ~· aonatructed in the F.uelalta by Grantee. 10. BIR>DG l!fflCT. 'ftlia Grant llhall extend to and be binding qJCrl the hein, ~iwa, sucoe .. on and migna of the respective part!• hereto. The tena, OCIVWlallta, agrr ata and ocnditicna in this Grant shall be ocnstrued .. OOUW\anta Z\n\ing with the land. 11. 'ftwae ••--•u nplce all prior and axistinl) ••--n:ata with uject prq,erty. IN III'DmlS 1H'lt8tP, tha partiM twnto hlMI aacutad this Grant of Utility BM ata the day and yau-fint above vrittm. CltMft'Clt: ATIWI': h&lcli I. craw, Bty da ) ) -· ) ,,. ~ iMtNant -~ beb'e -w.. -ol: ltlOllr --______ _. w a&aa to Si ------- -a -----------•· • - ,. I ···--- / • • • • • • •r" I :.;. I" 1! ' I ··"-•+-"-.' ---+- ' I ' ' . . ' I . • , - • • • DATS June 17, 1991 INITIATSD a,r STAPP souacs IHUS/&crl• Paol'OUD • I' - • ,. -' COUNCIL CONNUHICATION AGDIDA ITDI 12 9 Public Work• Department SUB.JBCT Contract to Supply and In•tall New Carpet in the En9lewood Public Library Charle• laterly, Director of Public Work• Approve a aotlon to authorise the City Nana9er to enter into a contract with ltahn and coapany, Denver, COlorado, the Colorado ·Pull service Dealer• for Milliken and CO.pany, LaOran9e, Geor9ia, for provldin9 and inatallln9 Milliken Nodular Carpet in the ln9lewood Library. PUVIOUS COWICIL &crl• council appropriated 166,000 in the 1990 P\lblic laprov-nt Pund for the Library carpet project. City COuncil paaeed a.-lution llo. 27, .. riea lHl, -111119 an additional 125,000 available. ffAff AIIU.HIS lie believe that the Milliken Nodular carpet Syat-la appropriate for -r propoeed u ... In recent yeara, .... ral State inetitutiona, lncludi119 OOlorado State Univeraity, the Univeraity of S-tllera OOloredo, and....,. State COllec,e, have cho .. n thla carpet swoctuot and f--S 1t to M auparior in ~1119 their neede. Tbe partlcvlar carpet tile that ... have apacUled haa a face ... 19ht of 21 os. and a total ... 19ht of 121 os. par acauare yard. The Trail llasea, 11 NeatherMrry/Dark T\lrquol .. , 11• I 11• tll•• eahlb t characterlatica of Mauty and durability, -ki119 thi• product ideel for u .. 1a -r library. Tile My be rotated froa heaVJ to H9ht uavel arHe to flartller utend tlile uNful Hf• of tbla product. lnatallat1on will lile coordl .. ted w th the Library ataff and 1• anticipated to take place dur1119 early to ald•A-,uet , .... ,. Wheft tlle R119lftNrl11t neU flnt. ......._ .... t.lle LlNary carpet proj _,.. II n4I tM " NUU ~ct .,..uied • ,.....rat on or II 1tt0, t .,..,en • ' I • • , - --- • • • ,. - • • <. eetimate wae not auitable for our u••· That carpet wae to be manufactured from diecontinued carpet yarn• that would have liaited future purcha••• for expaneion or replacement. The project wae placed on hold pending the budgeting of the additional funding neceeeary to purcha•• an acceptable product. A• we further inveetigated the ie•u•• eurrounding thie product, we developed a candid relationehip with the carpet manufacturer. Since the decieion to utilise the Milliken Modular carpet Syetem had been made almoet two year• earlier, it wa• in our beet intereet to fully inveetigate the Milliken marketing etructure. We were able to n99otiate the purcha•• and inetallation of the carpet directly with the Milliken Company. The contract will be placed with Kahn and Company of Denver Under thi• etructure, other Milliken dealer• could not be competitive in a bid eituation becauee our purchaee price 1• already in the dealer•• range. The final price ne«JOtiated with Nllllken 1• approaiaately $8,000 l••• than the quote we prewiou•ly received independently from Jtahn and Coapany, day• earlier, for the identical product and ln•tallatlon. Under the•• condition•, our Procur ... nt Div1•1on ha• deteralned that purcha .. of thi• product can be handled on a eole eource bael•, a• coapetltlwe bid of thl• Milliken product, from Nllllken'• authorised dealer• will not generate quote• lower than from the factory. PIIIUICIU. SH,000 WH budfeted in the lttO PIP for thle project. An additional $21,000 -· aade awallable in lttl. ~l awallable fllllll1at 1• Stl,000. The aec,otlated price with Nllllllen and Cllllpany 1• $79,210. TIil• 0008l11t• of 171,800 for c~ and 17,410 for lnlltellatlN. ,...itlonallr, 1,,200 1• needed for •helf preparatl•, and llaall Lont ha• H11811 for the 1aetallat1N of• hlp1ra• indoor/outdoor carpn in the Library Yelltibul• C•iaUar to that lUtaUed la cur .. u Yelltlbul•• lallt rear). Whh weetlbul• c~ aad ialltallatl• elltiaated at 1110, a,..._iaately 17,000 ~ine •••Uabl• for n-,........u. aad project -t1119e11dH. TM project ehould be caapl-ed witllia ~ •••Uable .....-. • I .. I • • , - • • • ::.: 1: L.:.,f '.'1 sr·:TFCl1 UIOLUTlON NO, 59 SIQIJII or 1991 ~ • r • •• A NIOLUTJON PROVJDJNO FOil THI IIOTICS or SALi or HICJAL AHIHICSIIT IOIIDI or THI CJTY or INGLIWOOD, COLOaN>O, l'Oll PAVING DIITIUCT NO, H/CC.ca&TI UPLACSNSJIT DHTllICT NO. 1991, IN 1'llS ftlNCIPAL ANOU1IT or sno,ooo A11D PaOYtDtNO ,oa THI PUILtCATION AND MAlLlllO or THS NOTtCS. Nlllll&AS, the Cltr COllncll of the Cltr of lnflewood, COlorado (tho •cltr•t, ha•, by ordinance No, J2, lerl•• of lttl, ereated Pa•lnt Dl•trlet NO, It/Concrete .. plaoaaent Dl1trlet NO. lttl (tho •Dl•trlct•t, for tJle fU&'PO .. of oon1truetl119 and lnataUlnt pa•lnt, writ, ptter, aDCI •lclewalk lllpro,rwnt•, tot•ther vlth neoeHary laoldental• on oenaa.n etreete, &ffllllN, and aller•, aDCI reao,,lDf alMI nplaolnt 1ub-1tandard 011rb, flit~, aDCI •Uewalk aDCI the NV ooeetruatlon of writ, fUUer, and •ldwalll lafco, t•, ~bar wlth neoeeeary lnoldentala, on certaln etreet• and a'"°""• u Neorlbed ln 111cll or•"-•• and IIIISUU, tho Cltr CCNncll ha• deteftlLMd that 1, l• NNHal'y to lHue 1,-lal .... ,.Ht boncle for the DUtrlet, for u.e ,...,... of pe7""9 pan of tlle -•t• of auch conetruatlon and LutaUatlOft, aad ~al alMI .... l••-•• .... IIIISUU, 1n aeoordaaoe wlth ,_.l• 110 of tho CltJ Cba~r, lt l• MNHary to ed,renlN for tJle Hlo of tile--..., -. TIIIIIUOU, A IT Uaol.VID n T8I Clft OOUIICIL OIi tlll Clft or IIIOLIIIOOD, ~. TMT1 aonua 1, !!l&ft of !tit• Tho aotloo of Nlo of .,..1a1 ......... , boall• of•• cltr "'u.e ,slNl,.1 -• of 1no,ooo , ..... ._...,, Mall M 41i•tr1-ted 111J tbo Citr•• flaaaoial ..... itan, M,.r, ~affrar I 11, ••• IIINl'fN'•ted, DO!W91', O.lorodo Ctlle •rlaaaelal O....ltaat•), Tllo .. u .. of -10 eJlaU M dlnrlhted no& leM uu "" c•, MeiMH .. ,. ,sue to tlle .... of .,..YI •111• for tM Nlo of CM ...._ to CM u.v: 1 , Mellll .. u-au_... ...._. u ·~lt a• ... to .... ~ lan1111et t:eellyt fl.-, llleeko, aed MIian .._ a'4III M 1111.eseotN Le •lMlat • t11e ..-.., .. ......,.. -, tile Dinner of fiMMlal DoniON ef CM CltJ aed t11e ,ieeeoul .... ltaal, ...... I, ;z= •• T.e. ~~·· • _.., M&loo .. .. 1 • ., CM ..-.. .-u • ,.w 1.: p ?&MA .,. ,a. ,sue to tlle NlO •te, Tllo IIMlN of NlO .... CM -., ....._, .... 11 lie ._ .... uaur Le tlle foUowut , ... , -l • . . ' . I. • I • , - - • • • • • t• • .. orr:rc:rAL NOTlCS or BOND 8ALII ,no,ooo Clff or Dm.DIOOD, COLOIIADO P.O':" PAVING DllTRlCT NO. Jt/CONCJtSTS as.lLAC......-Z Dl8TlllC': NO. lttl a,1c:rAL aaasa8Nllll'r ao11Da, 1sa:rs1 1,,1 IU.. DABI 10100 A.N., -1, .JVLY 1, lttl PUILIC MOTJCS 11 KlllllY o:rvac that. the Clty Collnell of the Clt.y of Sn9lewood, Colorado, (the •clty•1 w111 on Nonclay, .July l, 1111, at. 10100 A.N. local tlM, at. the ofUe• of ~ ldat.L"all ralaelenakl .forcl&n I lleber, ,.c., 600 ••••nt••nth lt.rNt, l11lt• 2100 lout.h Tower, ln Den,rer, Colorado . I0202, ree•LY• eealecl bide and publloly open the • ._ for the purobaN of the revl•t.•rect .,.01a1 ........ nt. bond• of t.M Clt.y, aore part.leululr cteeorlbecl below. All lnforaatlonal IINt.i.nt for proepNtlY• bldcler• vl.11 be held Oft Nonclay, .June 24, lttl, at J1JO J.N. looal tlae, at t.he offloe of the Cl.t.r•• financial ad•leor, Plper, .faUra, , *'• 10Dcl lnoorporatecl, 1010 ..,, .. teem;b ltreet, t111t.e 2100, l.n Dea,rer, Color•~ IOHI. 11111• Cltt of l119levood, Colorado, PHI.M D~•trlot •o. 34/Conerete ... lac:eaent Dlatrle1: llo. 1111 lpecial a. ... ~ ...... ln thll principal uiount of U'J0,000, atecl .._ .... 11, lltl, 00ft8ietut of rewieterecl bond• ln the ..._1-uon of 11,000 eaob cu.. 'IIOMa'I• --IJY• AU aonde ebaU •t•n N ..... n 1, 2002. he tbll pur,... of ....-1eoa onl-,, bla ebaU N edaitt .. -ta.e follow111t en!Ntecl dat .. of,.,_.., IITlMnD PAYIIDT MD Cfttt!•t 11 talllCJQL Y991! lHJ Ifft lHI IHI '"' lttl lttt aooo IOOl 1001 '21,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 Jl,000 40,000 Jl,000 40,000 Jl,000 40,000 fte uewe .. t!Nt .. ,.,.... ..... an N8N .,.. M UILQIU. Ula\ tlle ........... vUl lie ,.H u uetaU ... u u &-, ... ._ ... t11e .... n., ef ••1' ,.,.... ··-, ............... . 11 • MIii w 1rmrrw• a. fMono, .a..u • ,--le te ,11e .... ~ ---. ,~, ... a.w .. ur • ,.,..ry l _. ..,... l ..... ,..r, • ne, .. ~ l, lHI. I. ... .. ,.1..-al M •1• &Mel'en eb&U lie Ill._., ... 1111- llla ....... lh lahHft HIN fN &ftJ ... Nt&an.l ,.,.... .... wUI ... Ille .......... • a • . ' .. I . • • - • • • ,, -• • t• . • ' {. ... c. Each rate atated muat be in mult1pl•• of one-ei9hth (1/1) or one-twantleth ( 1/20) of one percant ( 1') p•r annum, A &ero rate of lntereat cannot be named. Th• apraad b•t-•n th• hl9heet rate of lntareet and the loweat rate of intereat. ahall not exceed 200 ba•i• point•, D, Each rat• apecUi•d m11at be equal to or 9reater than the precedln9 rate, •AYNENT AND IISOll'rlATIONI Th• principal of th• lond• •hall be payable 1n lawful 110ney of the United It.at.el of 1'aer1ca to the r99letered owner of each lond, 11pon Maturity or prior red .. ption and pre1ent1tion thereof at the principal office of the Flrat National lank of sn9lewood, 1n Sn9lewood, Colorado, a• payln9 a9ent. Jnt•r••t. on th• lond• la payable to the peraon in whoa• name each lond la re9laterad, at hl• or her addr••• aa lt appear• on the req1atration book• .. 1ntalned by or on behalf of the Clty by the Flrat •at.lonal lank of ln9lewood, ln sn9l-ood, Colorado, a• bond req1•trar, Tb• inlt.lal r99latratlon of th• londa by the bond r99latrar ehall be at th• Clt.y•e expenH. l11baeq11ent t.ranafer and reql•t.ratlon f••• •hall be at. the ow11er•• expenH. P!JN !!PP9'!IOlh lond• are aubjeet to redNptlon at the option of the Clty, ln direct. nllll9r1cal order on any lntereat payment. date 11pon payment of par and acaned l.nt.areat. to the data of redaapclon, Whan there 1• on hand a a11fUcient. aaount to pay •1• 110nth• • 1nter••t. on out•tandl09 lond• for Ula Dlatrlet. (exelud1n9 caplt.allaed 1ntereat. and ace&'11ed 1ntereet), the City •hall call for pa)'llent, on the next 1ntere•t payment date, a •11lta,1e nllllber of 8olld• ln direct nwaerlcal order, !!9flll'• Payaant of the lond• and the lntereat thereon ahall be .. de froa, and•• •eaurlty for •uch payment there la pledfe4, a •peclal fund de•ltnat.ed H •Pavl.119 Diet.riot. llo, H/concret.a Mplac...,., Dht.rlot. IIO. ltH lond Fund· (the •loft4 Fund· 1. The lond Fund ahall contain Cl.I t.M ut pnH1d• fro. •peel.al aHH&aent.e to be 1e,,1ed at•ln•t. the property included 1n Ula Dlatrlet., Cll) the loftd proceed• •et. ••Lele a• oaplt.all&ed lnter .. t ... &acned lntereet, UU.) any IIOftef• ln the COnat.1'11ct.lon l'llnd naalnl119 after Ula ooet• of the .... ~ta and related ooeta ha" been paid la full, Cl•I Ula ~ ,c"oceed• of any Nilda or Kher aU9atlone lHued to refund tM loada, ... C•I uy .ocller 1 ... 11, anUable aoMJ•· AMltl.onally, parnaat. to tM Clt.y Cllel't.ec ... t.M Ordinance authorhlftt t.be heuuee of t.M llande, wllaa..-.c fOlll'•flhlla 1•111 of the IOMI• of till• 1. .... ha¥e ...,_ ,.id and euaeUMI .... foe ur l'NNII \ha Neal.Dint ......... aN ftot ,.lei ill t.1-\e \&lie •P \lie fiaal leM• aM 111una, tbenoa, uee tlle City .. u ,., Hid ..... .._._ ud lntenat ... ,a.uNII ud nl!INrH it.NU ., Nllee\lllf tile .... ,. a .... -. due the Dla\rlcrt. • .,...IIIATl9P1 an Ckcllnance a11tMrlal119 t.lle ....., .... of ue ...... vU1 be -•l .. ,.., •11 flrat. ~lae -, ,11e c1,, CDuneU • ._..,, .1111, l, ltll, aM OIi Unal readl"f, • ...._,, .hlly 11, lHl, alld wUl N loned la accoru11Co v l tll lff\lon• 10, and UO of tM City c:.&ne, . .,..... tr HM• TM INclo wUl N lohell foe tile ........ of parlaf ,an •• ,11e 000\ et NM&nn "I aalll lneHUlaf po•lat, nn, .. , ... , alld aldewal11 l99"0¥WIIU , &Of8tller vlt.ll ne•• ... ry I.MlNII\Olo N NWtau etrMC•. .,,.,11,e•, ud aUeya, aM re•••l"I an, roplMUlf ......... rd ewn, "'nor, an, al.NWelll ud the new OOftftnftlN of nn, fll\\01', AM 01 ... 111 ...,,......,.. •, totathel' wltll MeeaNr:J lneldelltole, • nno l a oU'eMO ud aWOMH , vhtl II tM Cl.ty , • J • ' I • • • - • • • • • • UIINa or IALI a1D PRO,OSALar Any bidder 1• required to aubnli.t an uncond1t1onal and written bid for th• enti.r• i••u•, apeci.fyin9 the lntereat rat• or rat•• and dhco11nt ( not to axceed J, 0\ of the par uiount of the Bonda), at which th• bidder will purcha•• the Bonda, plu• accrued lntereat to the date of delivery, a bi.d for• •hall be provi.ded by th• City and lt 1• requeeted for inforl9&t1onal purpo••• that each bld dlacloN the total net inter.at coat ln dollar• and cant• and tha net effectl9• 1nteraat rate, Total net 1ntereet coat ahall be cleterained by computln9 the a99re9ate int•r••t on the llond•, fr• elate to eatlaated p&J1119nt date, at th• rat•• of lntereat apecifled by the bidder, plua dia~nt or 1Ha pr-1-, U any. llet effeoti" intaraat rate aball be cleterained llir dlw ldlnt the net lntarHt coat by the MIid yeara for the lane lliUed upon the ••tlaated payment dat••· laoh llild -•t alao a. 1n a ... led .. ,,.lope acldna ... to Lorralna HaJH, Dll'Ntor of Jlnanolal .. rwl••, Ci.tr of Sftflewood, >•oo lo, Slatl 11:r .. t, in Sfttlewood, colorallo 10110. azp Cf!C!• sacll bid ehall Ille accoapaniecl ~ a aaahler • • check or a oertlfiN check of a bank or truat Hllpany _.. payule to the CltJ of lftllewood, COlorallo, in the .-ant of 1, •• 00, or by a oaeb depoalt ln the .... a.iant, auah cbeok or caah depoait will Ille held •• e,,ldenoe of tood faith pendlllf the dellYery of the lond•, which depoeit (check or caah) ehall be proaptly returned to anr auch llildcler if tbe lliid ia not aooepted, Zntereat on tba 900d faith depoalt of tbe auaoeaeful bidder ehall accrue to tt-e benefit of tu CltJ, pl RMI!• Tba appcowlft9 l .. al oplnlon of bond ....... 1 1• npeoted to •tate ln auwtann, ~ otur thLnt•, tbat Wides •inLnt law tba laton•• • tllo loMlo 1• uoluelod fna peoa laeoaa for fodorol 1 ..... tu ,...,.... aM la net an lua of tu pnf..,... for ,u.,.... of tbe f.._..1 altornatlft •1•1-t.u lllfOead on indhldllala Ud CIOWfN&tlou, ....._, lt ellNld be noted tllet eertala oor,oratlNa •et lalle 1no ... _. lat-.-• tlla .... e 1a ,-.ra1na.119 .. , •• , .. ourront Nnl ... for Uo ,...,... of ••••tl .. tllO altenata.,,. alalaa tu lllfO ... oa ..... ..,....,a..o, .., M tllo .._ 1....--tbe ..... le oaollldod tna ..... 1 .... f• ,.._., a.a... ~ .-..,_.., ..... ""-"t le NI .-,... to lllNae tuat&N ~ tlla ltate .. O.lorado. no .. 1111w _,.. .... 1a tllo ,rar••iat .,. ..,._ • 111a ...,1uoa tu, tllo cttr ....i, 1111:11 all .... ~ • ., tllO ~ TM oe. tut -.et N NIUIA..a 8UHl'INI M tlla l ... l H I ef U. ..... la ..._ _.... latenot tllenoa N CM NM.laM te •t -1.-. Ina ..... lllNM tw todan& a.a... ,u ......-. rauun to .... 1, 1111:11 Nfta ., Nllllnaeate .. 1c1 ......... launot oa tbe ._.. to N N , .. 1.... ..... lllNM ,. ..... u .. to tllo .. to ol le ...... of tllO ...... .... 1 v U I _,.. .. • .. ,.a. ..... ,.i .. otMr otato AM lodol'al tu a l'lo&ae v lt ...,... te ....... -. . • • - • • • • • I• • .. =. :c, below) th• initial reofferin9 price• would be •ufficient to certify aa to the •al• of a aub1tantial amount of the Bonda, and (iii) reliance on other fact••• a bui• for euch certification would require evaluation by bond coun1el to aa,ure compliance with the applicable provi1ion1 of th• Internal Revenue Code of 1986, a1 amended. IALS asl&RVATIONII th• City r1•erv•• the privil19e1 (1) Of waivin9 any irre9Ularity or inforaiallty ln any bid1 (Z) Of rej1ctin9 any and all bide for the lond11 and (l) Of reoff•rin9 the Bond• for 1ale in any 111&nn1r per111itted by law. MIH or ft!!YD• The aond1 wUl be awardecl to the bidder offer1119 to purcha11 all of the 8ond1 at the low.it net effective inter11t rate to the City. If there an t-(2) or 110re equal blcl1 for the aonde, and 1ucll 141Ual bid• are the beat bicla received, the CitJ will cleteniine in 1t1 coaplete di1cr1tion which bid will be accepted. n• OP &NAU, The City wUl have bide opened at the u .. hereinabove 1pecUied. An announc1Mnt of the beat bid wUl bl .. c1e 1-ediatelJ f0Uowi119 th• bid openin9. The City intend• to take action to award the beat bid bJ re•olution of the City Council at the revular .. ec1n1 on .July 1, Utl. 111W MP 11• or Da.lYPJ• The depo1it of the beat biclcler wU1 b1 cr.CSitecl to the purchHe at the u.. of cleliYIC'J or the loflcll (without accruinv int1r11t1. If the 1ucc1aaful bidder for the lond• fal.11 or 11191e.-1 to coapl1t1 the purchaH of the aond• within ten 1101 clay• neat after the ao..,1 are tendered by the City for d1Uv1ry, the UCNat of thil depo1it wUl be forfeited (H liquidated d ... 911 for nonc1111pliance witll the bid) to tlle CitJ, except H hereinafter pr-idld, It ii anticipated that d•ll•ery of the londe will be on or about Autu•t 20, lttl • ....... I! UD !Y5I OP NLl!PJt TM WINHful l>lMer -biMIH wUl be AIIUirN to aooe,t d1Uqry of, and to .. ai. pe,-nt of tu Ital .... .._ for, the ... ,., (l) (2) At ._ ba111l or tru1t ...,.., la ...._,. COlecuo, w At the IUCCIHfUl liliclcler' I ~ ..... ,....., at ._ OUlec INaJl or tnaec coape11y 1a tu oaltN Stetoe of llaNlN, u ....... , .... t•J91ftt of ue balaace of the purehaoe pdce Ihle et •UYery •et N _.. la , ... rel fvade or Mur runde acoa~ule to tlle City an, to tM INaJl w tnn ceapuy dNltMtN II tlle phoe or deUqry for iaaNhte aM .....,,u ... 1 orNl.t te the Clty. er H dlroctld by tM CltJ. TIie Ml.,... of tM punue ~ln, i11clvdlat uy pr•lwa , tt bl pe141 la 11tela fuade ... _. a., c&11 .. llatlon •• ur later•••• n•r atr aay _,.1,.,.r of lat..-eet, .. , a., eay Mber .... .... ,Oft •• a ..atotitvtlon tor 1u1h runc11. I CO: •J!IM« "'" AD IINIPfff• TM l .. alltJ et MM 1Hve will N .,...o••• br the Ura of LMa Metna ralae l enelll Je,.._ I 11aer, ,.c ., 600 lewe111Mt1U1, hie• HOO IOlttll Tol,er, Dalt,,_, O.leruo IOI02, --... •Nll'•llfl.N approvl"' aph1lon, totot:her wlth the ~llltN -...., • eenUlN I.HIIHrl,-er , ... prffeHi1191, i11Cl11dl119 •.. rtu, .. ,e e1.,, ....... ' , ... lltl9etl011 pend"' atfoc 1"9 tho valldl11 of the a....•• et, ... date ef tllelr deUve V, a nd MIiier 01011119 doc nu, will N f 1tr11i .... te CM,.,.......,, A N,tlfi.CS tt'ltl 11PJ o f ttle appr0¥1."f oplniN •f MM l fa, t• , .... 111U M ~llltN OIi M oll ~ tMrMf It tllo Clt.J 'I ...... .... &•a -. . ' I • • , - - • • • • · ... • i'.11 approvin9 opinlon wUl reclt•, in conventional fora, that bond COl&ftHl ha• ••-lned th• conaU.tvtion and law• of th• It.at• of colorado, th• NON ble Charter of the City, and a certifled copy of the reoo~ of the proc ... lllt• of the City Co\lncll taken preliainary to and ln the i••uanc• of the lond• and that bond counael ha• found the •-properly ueouted and ln due leljlal fora. TM opinlon wUl expreH an unqua1Uled oplnlon a• to l99aUty, •• to tax ---,tlon of .lnteren and •• to th• HC\lrity -•latent vltlli the provlalon• of the para9raph of thl• notice entitled •1eourltr•. The -ttera peHed up>n a., llond covnHl do not extend beyond t ..... ... uoned ln the preoedi119 par&9rapb. TM oplaloa vUl nat.e that llond OOUNl llu ~ 11w1e,.MenUr 1n .. ni9ated or "rifled the .._..uy and aoe.rac, of the lafonaatlon oontalned ln the Offlolal lta~nt, Proe,ectu•, Off•rlllt ClrtNlac or nber •lallar -.U..nt•, 1f anr, and therefore a..-. --,oaelltUltJ foe tlle accuraar, .... let•-.. oc faiz-e of aa, ata~t• .._ la .-tloll wltll anr punba .. oc aale of anr of tllie ..... . oPflCQI, na~, 1 .. 1 .... wlth the Offlolal IIOtin of lond lale l• a con ot tllie PnUalnar, Offlclal 1,ac_,.t. In addltlon, baton tllie ute of .. livery of the aond• the CltJ will pcovlde the euo .. eaf111 blllder wltll "'* aoce ~ one hllNnd ,_ntr-fL•• (121) printed oopla• of the flaal Offlolal ftat-..t. Vpoft r-.u .. , a., Ula .. oc .. •ful bidder, addltlona1 -.1 .. of tlle fl .. 1 Offlclal ltateae~ w1111114 ~lnted at the .. oow••f•l bl ... r•• ... ••••· IIINNl!I•• TIil• Offlolel IIOU-of IOn4I lal•, and flnuolel and other inforaation eo11Mrni119 the Dlndn and the londa .. , be .ac•I.Md fna Piper, .Jaffray t, llopwood l~ated, lOIO levent.Nn\h nnn. IUlte 2100, Deftwer, Color... 10211, or a.or.aue N&J9•, Dlnelor of flaalMlal aw.1Ne, Clty ef lfttl._.., C.loraM, HOO ... llaU It.net, DNver, O.lw ... IOUO, Ir _.. er ,a.a c1,, oeueu or the c1tr oe -~. o.1w .. , t111a u,aa ._, or .,_, 1H1. ,,, bMAIY •· sn, -.. ' . •. .... • • • , - - • • .... . • • · ... • . . !!!!!Ml !DJSI OP IOIID IALS 1170,000 CITY or DIGLSWOOO, ~ IPSCIAL UlaasNllff aa.Da, IDIS8 lttl .. P. l~ PAVIIIO DilftICT IIO. H/OOIICaSft Dn.M:mlft' DI8TllICT IIO. 1tt1 .. ... led blda wUl be recel,,.. at tbe office of ..._ Sdnna Palaclenakl .)ordan • aleber, ,.c., IOO ..,,.ntNnth Street, lulte HOO --~ Tower, 1n De11Yec, Colorado 10201. lal• Date, Tlaa1 .... Dated, tepl Oplnlon1 ...... , . .,.1, 1, 1tt1 10,00 a.N. loea1 tlM hfu•t 11, 11'1 .... at 1, 2002 r.-Sdetna Palael-kl .)ordan • lleNc, r.c. DenYV, Colorado res ... ,ea of the Offlola1 a.ti .. of lala.,.. Offerl119 Clrouler of tbe Cltr, •l .... oontaot the Plnanolal Coaelll~t of ta. CltJ, •1.-r, 3alfcar I •. , ... ,.....,..u., 1010 ............ ....... ..,.. 1100, ....,.., 0.1 .... NIH, w die Dlnnor of r1 .... 1a1 .. ", ... el , .. Cl.)', HOO ... llatl n., hll.-M, O.loredo 10110. DaU. H of .)11ne 17, lttl. -' - l'eulel.a •· ec... Cl-, OlNII ... 1 .... , o.1es.- ' I •. .. • • • • p- - • • • • • (, .. P.13 lect.1oa J. Plaaaclal eoaault.aat. The aet1on of the l'lnanclal coneultant: ln provldln9 aclvleory •••bt.anca ln connect1on vLt:h the p.opoeecl IOncl I.Hua le llarebr rat:Ulad and approvecl. TM l'lnanclal COftnltant, alt.her alone or vlt.h ot.hare, 11&)' 111bai.t a bld for t.he purehaH of the lloode, and ln euch avant, the ,_ pald or t.o be paid for Unanolal ad,rleorr Hrwlce1 ellall not be cl--4 to Ha cllecount toward tbe purchaH prlc• of the aoncle. IHUOII , • ••••HIPHUI. If any one or mn eenlone or pan• of tbl1 .. eolut1on 1hall be adjlldfN unanfor...-1• or 1n•a11d, ROil ,~t ellall not affect:, lapalr or lnvaUclaU the rM&lftlnt Pl'flleloae of till• a..olatl.N, lt being the btaat.lon that the ••rl-• prowleloee henof ue .... rule. lenloa 1. lfWlf[• au neo1ut1rm•, or tut• thereof, I.ft ooefUct vltb thle Meolutlon are her• re,ealed to tile anent oaly of auob lftooul•'-7 or coaULot. uo.nD MID unovso thle 111:11 day of .111aa, 1tt1. hHD Yan DJlla, •pr I, .. trl1La •• onw, City Olen fee tM Cl~ of ... 1 ...... , ce1ec .. , .___, aertUr tlla ...,_ 11 a u.e -,, of .... l•H• ... _, ._ .... of lMl. • • • 'I ' • • • - - • l'RUDENTIAL S1!CU1tmes. INC . 100 GoW ScNCl 6111 Ploor New y-, NY t0lt2 AlTN: M ..... u..ic,,.n1inJ Delk COLOltAOO NATIONAL BANlt 920l'NI .... Deavtt, CO IO::IOl ATl'M:MllllillpalU~Dnk DBNVlll NATIONAL IAN1t 1125 ... 11:rsstt ..... 0.-,CO IDDIJ ATl'tf: ......... U ........... 1)111: A.O. IDWAIDI A IONS. DtC. .. .,, ....... , ..... 2'M DIMw,CO .an AffM: .......... U..S•lllila OM TC::L: PIIIT lf'TDITATI! ~ OP DINYa .,,.. . ..... ........... ,.... • ...... co..,. ATl'N:M ..... ICllCHND M00U. A DMIION OP O.lt. MUM n,, ..... .. ,. .....,,eo ... AflW: ......... U l1nlllllD-* • • • • ... Jun 17',:tl BOETJ'CH!R A COMPA.-.Y 121 ScvffllGclllll SlrtCC Deaver, CO ICr.02 ATl'N: Muailipel U.......,._1 Dedt COUGHLIN & COMPANY, INC, 621 Sc, •nllt ...... IINO l>Nwr. co ICD02 ATJ'N:t.tllllillplll~DNk DION• & COMPANY ,., ... ::11....-.... ,,.. .,_,., CO 11111 ATIN: ....... U..• .... Dllk A.O. IDWAIDI & IDtll, INC. o.. ..... wa.- ....... NO Glel ATl'N: ......... U..•ullalD.* ~IMIIOR',INC. 112'11 t I .... .. ,. .,._,CO ... ATl'N:.....,_.U ... tllllcD'* ICIUPATIICIC MTIII NTN ,oLIAN 1wa.-.. ......... 2a .....co ..... AffN1 ........ U.., .... Cl!HTRAL BANK OF D!NV!R 1515 ArapahM SU. &lll'loor·T-2 .,._.. co IOJ02 ATl'N: MNlclfll U•wridlta Dllk DAIN IIOSWORTN, INC. t225•l'NI ..... .... .. .,...,co .. ATJ'N: .......... U ........... Ds* ~~ ..... ....... ,.,. ... ..... ..... .,._,CO- ATl'N: ........ 'Ill •-Dall PIU1' lffllllTAft IANlt OP llalYla .,, ....... ..... ..... co.,. ATl'N: ......... UMlc llllc Dall 11AM IGND .,..,M,illlNTI, INC, ... . ......... ,.... .. ... ......co -AT111: .......... U..uilillllcD'* Ulllla MIIK OIi DMVla ......... Clar . ......... ...._,eo..,....at Afllli ........ 1h I rte DIil . ' • . .. I . • , - - ' • • "'~ . • • , . • <. COUNCIL c · TUIQCA1J01! DATZ 8UBJSCT June 17, 1991 12 t Spedal Aaaeaament Bonds INITIAftD 11T Attached • a draft reaoluUOD provtdlaC for tbe NOIICe ol Sale ol Speda1 MIENIN!Dt Bonda far Pavmc Dll1l1ct No. 34/CCIDclete Replec•ment Dlatrtct No. 1991. Staa' reoommende tbe appronl ol tldl neahaUaa. • On May 20. 1881. C.C-1DC'11 adupeecl Ordmence No . 32. lertee ol 1881. cnatlDC hvlDC Dlatrtct No. 34/CCIDclelE lie...,.,.,.. Dlllrtct No . 1881. ardealllC tbe caaatnacUon and lnefeDeam ol etreet plMIII. c.wt,, pttel' aad., Wall. ..... vWIEWllla, 1111d tbe removal 1111d replacemmt ol ~ emb, ptter. aad aldewaD., taaetber wttla necezzwy lnddmtalll, 1111d eetanc lar1la Ollwr detalll 11111 eGDIM!Ctiall With tbe datrtct. 8TAff AIIAl.'11118 Tbe pMtaC 1111d CODC1ete replKaDeD1 d1141kt wll be lnenced With tbe proceeda ol lpedal •• lll'ftlt baadil. 9ectloD 110 °' ... ~rrl Ctly Clallrter ....--...... tbe etty muat adwi are tbe Nie o1 baadil. ~!!!Id II a *1lft reea1aaoa IDdudlal. dnft ometll Noace ol BOlld ....... naahaUoa .. -,.... I . • , -• • • ~- .• will be sold by compeUttve bid on July l, 1991. The btd will be awarded at the Council meeting that mgbt. The bonds will be dated August 15, 1991, and the proceeds will be delivered on August 20, 1991. The bonds will be registered special aaaesement bonds of the Ctty, available 1n denomtnattons of 85.000 each. TIie Bond Bale. A PreUmmary otBcial Statement descl1btng the bonds and the project In depth wOl be mailed to proepecUYe bidders on June 19th. The Notice of sale wOl be publlahed OD June 20th. A pre-btd conference to dllcuaa the bonds with proepecUYe bidders wOl be held on June 24th. Bida wl11 be received unUl 10:00 a.m. OD July 1. 1991. The btda wOl be aubmltted to the City Coundl for award at the July lat Council Meetmg along wtth the pn,poeed bond ordmance. TIie DeM a.ntoe. The annual pnnclpal and IDtaat payments on the bonds wl11 be fairly level from yes to yes. Jntaeat rates payable OD the various bonda ahould not wiry IDllft than 2~ ova' the bfe of the luue. The plndpal and lntaeat paymenta wl11 be made prtmart1y wtth moneys collected from aaaeumenta. The bond luue wll1 alao llldude capitalized lntaat 1umctent to make tboee paymenta clue prtor to recapt of the Grat wenmenta. lntaeat aball be payable each yes OD February 1 and Aucuat 1. C'GIDrnendDI February 1. 1992. AD bonda wll1 mature OD Aucuat l, 2002, boweva', OD each lntereat payment date. the City wl11 uUble IIVllllable MH11ment moneys to •ca11• an appropnate number of the boada (In arda') far prtor payment without pramum. The Ctty alao covmanta tbat wbenever four-lftha of the bonda have been paid. and for any reaaon the fflMIDtnc wz rmenta are not plllCI In ume to take up the lnal boada and pay the lnterat thereon. then the City ebal1 pay tbe baada and lntaeat wben clue and relmbmae ttaelf by callectmC the unpaid Ml Z 11 mmta clue to the Dliltrlct. 'n. ftnmcts1 ,.__ Tbe 8oDd COIIDld far tldl baad ..._ • Tam NCI of Laam Sdstaam Nec:tene!r1 Jardm a 8teber ID Demer. Tbe l'blendel c..uatmta are UDda a.It and Jim Mamre of Piper. Jaea., a Hapwaod. 1nc. ID Demer. Tbe 8GDd P ..... and ,.,.. Aemi • 8coU HN1u a', CPA. of Pnt Naaaaal Bmllt of Eatkwood. City .... _. dnctly ID¥alved wltb the --11ft Piek Kabm. Pick DeWitt. IIDd Lonlllne Hayea. • PIR.-\IICIAL • • It II amacfpated tllat the net .,._,.... lmpaCt CID die City wll be IO. Tbe Ctty'a CCMlllllll to pay die lat oae-lftll of tbe baada wll c:nate a ftnMc9al lmpaet aa the City W tbe Ctty c:amot collect die • r z r Zfftlta from die pop.sty owaera . 'I • .. I. • , - - • • USOLUTION NO. SEJllIES OF 1991 A USOLUTION PJllOVIDING FOJll {. TH& CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, UPLACEHENT DISTJllICT NO. 1111, PJllOVIDING FOJll TH& PUBLICATION AND KkI • • • ' ,~ I WHJ:UAS, the City Coun 11 of the Colorado (the •city•), ha•, by Ordinance No. 32 lerie• of 111 created Paving Di•trict No. >•/Concrete Jlleplac ... nt Di•trict o. 1111 (tbe ·D1• ct•), for the purpo .. of conetructing and 1n•tal11ng ing, curb, pttor, idewalk ~nt•, t09ether vith nece••ary incl tal• on certain •treet•, aYenue•, and alley•, and reao,,ing and replacing • •tandard Cllrb, gutter, Uld •1deva1k ud the nev con•truction of curb, ter, and •1...,.lk iapro•wnt•, together vitb nece••ary incidental•, certain etr.et• and aYenue•, u 41eecrllled 1n •ucb ordinance, Uld IIUIISal, tbe Cit:, eounou 11u ~ that it 1• -ear:r to lane •pecial ........ nt bonda for the Dietrict, for tbe purpoee of pa:,1119 part of tbe coet• of •ucb coeetruction Uld inetal1at1oe, and ~•l Uld repla~nt, Uld IIIISaZAI, 1n acco~ vitb lection 110 of tbe Cit:, Charter, it 1• neceHary to ..,,.rti .. for tbe Hlo of tbo llloado1 -. mu,aas, .. IT UIOI.YD II TD CITY COGIICJL or flll Clff or INUIIOOD, COl,OIIU,O, TIIAT1 loftioa 1. ""'9 of lflt• Tllo notice of Hlo of QNial ..... ~ llloado of tbo Cit:, ia tbo pcl.nclpal -.n of 1'700,000 (the • ._... 1. llbal1 be dietrU...ted It:, the Cit:,•• 11 .... 1a1 oonnltant, Piper, 3aHra:, • llop aDII :a:nooqorated, DoaYer, COlorado (tbo •r....._ial co.o.1tant•1. TIie notioo of Hlo ollall Ille dietra..tN not 1 ... tllaa fhe (II llllleiaNo da:,o pciN to tbo date of ,, .. 1 .. •la for tbo Mlo of tbo ...._ to tbo iawoot 11t Naki .. fume au..w a.oreco .. ·~lt a• Uld to •a ~ 1mnst: t ._,,.. .. fume, Nlllle, Uld _.... "'-~ Ille ~ ia MMA.ae -tbo ...... •• ~ ., tbo Dinnolr of Piaaeeial lecYiooe of tbo Clt7 ... tbo PlMM1a1 O...ltant. INl&aa I. I C ,C Mfr IC 1111• a -rr -.&eo of Nie of tbo ..... eu11 Ille ,-u_.. ia tbo •J Hf -fnP w ta.. pciec to tbo Mlo •to• TN -.100 of Mle ... tbo -rr ~ ollall M NNUlltiaUJ le tbo follov&.ae ,_., • I • , , •. .. I. • • i , - - • • • • • OFFICIAL IIOZICS OP IICllm IALS '700,000 Clff OP -...ooD, COUUI\DO PAVING D1Sftl~ NO. H/ccac:asn IIIIPL&CINDIZ DllftlCT NO. lttl UIICIAL USUIND'r aclllDII, IIIUIIS lttl aALS ~1 10100 &.N., IIC!aDaY, .JULY 1, lttl PUILIC IIO'l'ICS IS IIIIISIY GlVSII that the City Council of the City of Inglewood, Colorado, (the •city•) will on Nonclay, July 1, lttl, at 10,00 &.N. local tiae, at the off1oe of Laaa ldatraa Pa1ac1anak1 .Jorun I lieber, P.c., ,oo leYentHntb atraet, luite 2100 lolatb Tower, 1n Den¥fl', COlorado 10202, noel-... 1ec1 b1u and puUclr open tbe •-for tbe ,,_...._ of the reg111tere11 a,ec1a1 ..... -llonda of tbe C1tr, •n pan1cna1u1r dNcrlbed balov. an 1nfomaUw1 wt1n9 for proa,ecu-bidden wUl ba beld on IIDDdar, .,,._ H, 1tt1, at J,OO •·•· looal tiae, at tbe off1oe of tbe c1tr'• f1nuo1a1 ed91w, Hper, .Jaffrar I lloJ raall lnooqorated, lOIO le•Nleentll ftnft, .. 1te 2100, 1n Deaft&', C01orado 80211 • ... ""'""' 11111• C1tr of ... 1...... COlwado, Pffinl Dletr1ct IIO. H/COMnta llaplH I t Dl.ndct llo. lHl qNlal .... , mt ...... 1n tbe pr1no1pa1 .... of s,00,000, ._ted ....-11, 1H1, NMlninl of neut•CN llloDde 1n tbe trn t enua of ti, 000 (tile • ._...). I &11 ..... allall atue N ..... 1, 2002. ,W tbe .....-of ....-uoa .ir, w. a11a11 • ...a.ttec1 • tile fellewiat .-a-tec1 date& of,., ... , lftllaDD ...... WI nu 1HI 11N 1HI 1tN 1H' 11N 1HI .... 1111 NOi •I• ,_,ooo _,ooo _,ooo _,ooo _,ooo _,ooo _,ooo _ .... _ .... _,ooo • .. • - • • • • ,. - • I • • c. Each rate atated muat be in multiple• of one-eighth (1/8) or one-twentieth (l/20) of one percent (1') per annum. A &ero rate of intereat cannot be named. The apread between the higheat rate of intereat and the loweat rate of intareat ahall not exceed 200 baaia pointa. D. Each rate apecified muat be equal to or greater than the preceding rate. PAYMDff AND U:GllTIIATl0111 The principal of the Bonda ahall be payable in lawful money of the United Stat•• of America to the regiatered owner of each Bond, upon maturity or prior redemption and preaentation thereof at the principal office of the Firat National Bank of Englewood, in Englewood, Colorado, aa paying agent. lntereat on the Bonda ia payable to the peraon in who•• name each Bondi• regiatered, at hi• or her addreaa a• it appear• on the regiatration book• maintained by or on behalf of th• City by the Firat National Bank of Englewood, in ll:n9lewood, COlorado, a• bond re9iatrar. The initial re;iatration of the Bonda by the bond re;iatrar ahall be at the City•• expenae. Subaequent tranafer and re;iatration f .. • ahall be at the ovner•• eapen ... PUGa llSDDIP'l'lC*1 Bonda are a11bject to redeaption at the option of the City, in direct numerical order on any intereat payment date 11pon payment of par and accrued intereat to the date of redeaption. When there ia on hand a a11fficient aaount to pay •ix aontha' intereat on outatandillCJ Bonda for the Diatrict (excl11din9 capitalised intereat and accrued intereat), the City ahall call for payment, on the next intereat payment date, a a11itable nllllber of Bonda in direct nuaerical order. acua1n1 Payment of the Bonda and the intereat thereon ahall be .. de fr-, and aa .. curity for a11ch payment there ia pledfed, a apecial f11nd deai9nated H •pavi119 Diatrict llo. H/COncrete -.Pl~nt Diatr1ct llo. lttl Bond Fund· (the •Bond runc1• 1. Tbe Bond had ahaU -tain (i) tbe nn proceed• froa apecial aaNa ... au to lie 1 .. 1.. ...1aat the property inol1141N in c.he Diatrict, (iii tbe Bond proceeda aet aaide a• capitalised inc.ereat and accruN intereat, (iii) any -r• in I.be conatruction hnd reaainiaf after tbe coeta of I.be iapro•-HU and relal.N -c.• be•• IINn .. 111 111 full, U•I Ula net proceed• of any llonda or other oltU .. tioee iaeued to nfllM Ula Bonda, ... <•I any other l ... lly avail.._l• aoneya • ._.itioeally, ,-r....c to Ula City ~•r and tbe Or4iaance a11thorhint tbe ianaace of the ...... •H•••r fou-fUthe (t/11 of tbe load• of ta.la ia ... u-.. ..._ .. u ........ u .. , ... fer any rea-tbe rwiniaf ..... , ... u are ao& .. ,11 la u.. t• talle .. Ula Uul ._.. ... intueet tbenon, tllN t11e c1c, uau ,., .. 111 ..... _... ._ and iatereet ._ tbenon ... re~N itNU ~ cellNt'-t Ula .... ill ......... u due the Diatricrt. ,--JW,M• All Oni ..... •tllerhitlf C.M iHH ... ef tM ..... vUl N oouillanll N Urat nM'-t ~ tM City CMMU N ..... ,, hly l, ltll, ... N fl.Ml nMitlt, N ..... ,, hlJ U, ltll, ... wUl N ..... a acconuce wiUI a.n, ... 10, ... UO •f tM City ~-. •WW 9f ,..,., fte ..... vUl N , ..... fw tM fltr,Me of ,.,lat ,an of tllo ... t of ...nnat1-f UII Lan•Uut ,. ...... , nn, tnter, ... aillowelll ~onruu, u,11.._. vlUI HHHary LMi.._.l• • eena 11 atnete, ............. u., ..... ~ue ... ........... ....... .... ,.uor, ... eillowelll ... tM .., ----'-of nn, ,...._, .., eillMl&l ... , .... nu, ~ " tll IIIHHry LMillellt.ela. -... We ... a-......, v t la tllo ci•r · .. I • • . ' I • • - • • • • • • TERMS OF SALE BID P~OPOSALS: Any bidder i• required to aubmit an unconditional and written bid for the entire issue, specifying the interest rate or rates and diacount I not to exceed 3. 0\ of the par amount of the Bonda I, at which the bidder will purchase the Bonda, plua accrued interest to the date of delivery. A b i d form shall be provided by the City and it i• requeated for informational purpo••• that each bid diacloae the total net intereat coat in dollar• and cents and the net effective interest rate. Total net interest coat ahall be determined by computing the aggregate intereat on the Bonda, from date to estimated payment date, at the rat•• of interest apecified by the bidder, plu• diecount or l••• pr-ium, if any. Net effective interest rate ahall be determined by dividing the net interest coat by the bond year• for the iuue baaed upon the ••ti.mated payment dat••· Each bid muat also be in a ••al•d envelope addreaaed to Lorraine Haye•, Director of Financial Service•, City of ln9lewood, 3400 so. Elati Str .. t, in Inglewood, COlorado 10110. alD c:aaat1 lach bid ahall be accoapanied by a caahier•• check or a certified cbeck of a bank or trust coapany -d• payable to the City of ln9lewood, C:Olorado, in the -nt of I , or by a caah depoait in the .... aiaount. Such check or caah depoait will be held a• evidence of 9ood faith pendin9 the deliYery of the aonda, which depoeit (check or caeh) ahall be proaptly nturned to any auch bidder if the bid 1• not accepted. lntereat on the food faith depoait of the aucceaaful bidder ahall accrue to the benefit of the City. Ba mm, The appro,,i119 le,aal opinion of bond counnl 1a .. pectect to atate 1n nbatance, ~ other thin9a, that under .. 1atift9 law the interest -the aond• h ucludecl froa 9roH in-for federal inco.e tax purpNN and h not an it-of tu preference for purpoH• of tbe federal alteraau,,. ainiaa tu illpoeM -1M1•1dual• and corporatl-•1 .,_,,.r, it abould be noted that certala corporatlona •st tau into ac_,,t int•re•t on U. lollda la deteraini .. a11,uat .. nrreat earni .. • for the purpoee of oaaput1119 U. alteraetl,,. a1a1-tu UIIJ09ed • eucll co,..orat1-, and to tlle eatent interest • tlle aoncle 1• ucl.-. froa troa• 1~ for federal 1-tax purpoeea, -11 1ntereet 1• nM Nlt'ect to 1..-tuati• a,, U. ftate of C.lorado. Ille opia1oa• ..,.... ... la U. ,noediat ... tence are .-,en to the 0Nd1U• I.Mt tlle C1tf .... 1, vitll au .,...ir-ta of tlle r..ral Tu COde u.a, •et lie Ntiaf ied NII 11••• u I.lie 1----of tlle lollda la Ol'Nr that lat-..t ~ be (or -i..e to bet •el.-. froa wroee 1-for federal ....,. tu purpoeea. PaU11re to .... 1, viell oertala of ..ell ,....~u could ..... IN lahnet • IN ..... to be N 1Ml__. la peu ...._ nt,-t1,,. to U. daU of , ....... ef U. ...... ao.d -.....1 will •fl ... M op1n1oa ,......Ult _..r nato and f~al ua ,.. .. flt•••• uhut witll no,ect to the PIJMlr I ffl n,p, llal.TIJ ICHl,Y "1ft aa _,.. NI.IVDf • la ..... ftll noeaaa,a a111D aau, ..... 1'0 ftl CITY a ClllflPIQTS MICD"lULI to -Ca I IIL 1'0 ftll 9ncT ftaT ( u ftll aoccaa,a HIDD .. .... a -,1 .. iG&IC OffDI• • ftll -aT ftll 1•1nu. IIIOffDDI PRICII .... ell) a IINTNITla&. .-T ---..... TO ftll .... IC (IICUIDI. -• IF[ IN ........ IWi& anum, AT ... s•ITIM, FIUIDI• ,as ._. a ...,,.... co Uheu ..ec 11e ... • 1.l!le ...._ ~. uf ..... 1• ... lleUef ef Ule •H1Hhl -lMN, CUt U1e Nle ,-Ue Of IOI M .... la fer ef Ule ..... ef ONIII aMUity H (W .. - ' I • • - • • • • • I • • • below) the initial reofferin9 price• would be aufficient to certify•• to the ••l• of a aubatantial &1110unt of the Bonda, and (iii) reliance on other fact••• a baah for auch certification would require evaluation by bond counael to aaaure c0111plianc• with the applicable proviaion• of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, aa amended. IALS asa11&VATIOIIS1 the City r•••rvea the privil99e, (1) Of waivin9 any irr9911larity or inforaality in any bid, (21 Of rejectin9 any and all bide for the Bonda, and (ll Of reofferin9 the Bonda for ••1• in any -nner peraitted by law. USIS or ANAIID• The 9onde will be awarded to the bidder offerin9 to parch••• all of the londa at the loweet net effective intereat rate to the City. If there are two (2) or aore equal bid• for the Bonda, and aucb equal bide an tbe beet bide received, tbe City will deteraine in it• coaplete diecretion wbicb bid will be accepted. IPW or ..... , TM Citr will ba,,. bide opened at tbe tiae hen~ apeclfied. All aa-aaunt of the beat bid will be Mde 1-lllatolr follovi09 the bid open1119. TM City intend• to tau actloll to avud the MR bid bf neoluU-of the Cltr council at the nt11lar ..-1119 - .JlalJ 1, ltH. T W JPW OP -.npy, TM depoait of the MR bidder will be cndited to tlle punbaN at tbe tiae of del1""1 of the ..... (witllout aoeru1at intenet). If tbe auOCHaful bidder for tbe ..... fall• or MflNta to ooaplete tbe pucbaN of tbe IOIMla wltlaia ten (101 dare MIit aftor tlle londa an t .... nd bf tlle cur for dell""1, tbe -t of tlala _,..it wUl be forfeited ca• U .. 1Uted d•• .. • for aou-,uuoe witla the bldt to tlle City, aoept .. ben1Mfter pco,,lded. It la utlcipetN tbat del1""1 of tlle load& wUl be -or uout a.tun 20, 1n1 • .,,,,,.. M W nm tr ffl lffll• TM auoOHaful bidder • biMUa wUl be re.-il'N to Hoept de11""1 of, ... to..._ pe,-t of tlle belUN ... fN', the ...... o, ,2, at -NIIII ... tnet Cla89UI' 1a DN..r, co1 ..... , ... at tile ....... ,-1 it~·• .......... -. ..... at -e&1aer Nall er tne& I I I IIIJ 1a tile VU.ted ltatee el laWiM, .. .......... .. ,_. ef tile Itel ef tlle ......... fl'Ye ... at •11""1 _. N ..... ia ,.._.1 ,_.. er ,_.. .. ••••&• .. tile citr ... to t11e w ,.,.. IHI 1111 ,.. ted u tlle .i et •U"'Y fer ~lato ... it 1 t11e cl.tr, • .. tinetN .., t11e Citr. n. Ml et llltial ,...i -..u 1a ef -, llai... ef 11114NetM •I• • • - - • • ,.. • ·., • .. ... approvin9 opinion will recite, in conventional fona, that bond counaal haa ••-inad the conatitution and lawa of the ltata of Colorado, the ff-ltul• Charter of the City, and a certified copy of the record of the procaadin9a of the City council taken preliminary to and in the iaauanca of the Bonda and that bond counaal baa found the a-a properly .. acuted and in due legal form. The opinion will ••pr••• an unqualified opinion•• to l99ality, •• to tax ax .. ption of intaraat and •• to the aacurity conaiatent with the proviaiona of the para9raph of thia notice entitled "lec\arity•. Th• matter• paaaed upon by bond counaal do not extend beyond thoaa .. ntionad in the pracedin9 para9raph. The opinion will atata that bond counaal h•• not independently inveat19atad or verified the adequacy and accuracy of the Lnfonaation contained in the Official ltat ... nt, •roapectua, Offer1nt Circular or other aiaUar d~nta, if any, and therefore •••uae• no raaponaibUity for the accuracy, coaplateneaa or fairneaa of any atat ... nta .. de in connection vith any purcllaN or ••1• of any of the BoDda. OPPJCIAL ~• lnclo ... vith the Official llotice of Bond lala la a copy of the •n11ainary Official lta~t. In adllitl-, Nfon the data of delivery of the Bonde the City vUl pcovide tbe aucceeaful bidder vlth not -n than one hudnd t-nty-five (121) printed ooplN of tbe final Official ltat ... nt. Upon nqueat bJ the nooeHful bidder, adllltl-.1 oopLN of tbe final Official ltat-.st vUl lie prlated at the auoaeeahl l:tidder'a ..,...... Pf'! rm• Thia Offloial llotl-of load lale, and fiauoial and other infosaatl-•••ornlat tbe Dietrlot and tbe ..... -Y lie olttalnN fna Mper, .Jaffray I llop aad Jnoorporated, lOIO ~ ~. hite 2100, Denver, COlorado I02H, or Lorraiae .. ,.., D~ of FinaMLal lerYi ... , City of Snfl.-od, COlorado, HOO lo. 8lat1 ltnet, Deaftr, COlorado IOUO. 1J order of the City CO..OU of tllle City of ... l_..., COlorado, tl!S.• 17th day of .,._, lHl. ,,, bHkl.f I• en, City Clen •I• ' ' .. I •, • • I • 0 , - - • • • • • • <. SUIINAllY NOTICE or IIOND SAL& $700,000 CITY or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS, SERIES 1991 PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACSHENT DISTRICT NO. 1991 Sealed bide will be received at the office of L ... Edetrom r.iacieneki Jordan a Bieber, P,C., 600 Seventeenth ltr-t, Suite 2500 South Tower, in Denver, COlorado 10202. Sale Date, Tiae1 llond• Dated, Naturity1 Monday, July 1, 1991 10,00 A.N. local tiae Au911et 11, 1H1 AU9Uat 1, 2002 i.-Natraa Palaoienaki .1ordan a lieNr, P.C. Denftr, COlorado Por eopi•• of tbe Official IIOtioe of lalo and Offorlat Circlllar of tbe City, ,1 .... oontaot tbe Pinaacial CODaultant of tbe Cltr, Plpor, .1affrar a •af»n• Inoorporated, lOIO ~ I~, ... lte 2100, Daaftr, OOlor ... IOHI, or Ulo Dlreotor of Plauclal ...,,ioN of Ulo Cltr, J.00 ... 8lat1 n., 11111-.d, color ... IOUO. Datet u of .JuDO 17, 1H1. ..trlela •· er.. Cltr clork ... l__., a.1w .. -' - • . .. I • • • , - - • • • " -• ,. I" ' • l• . • ' <. Section 3. Piaucial Coaa11ltaat. The action of the Financial Conaultant in providin9 adviaory aaaiatance in connection with the propoaed Bond iaaue ia hereby ratified and approved. The Financial Conaultant, either alone or with othera, may aubmit a bid for the purchaae of the Bonda, and in auch event, the fee paid or to be paid for financial adviaory aervicea ahall not be de-4 to be a diacount toward the purchaae price of the londa. lectioa •· ••••rallility. If any one or more aectiona or parta of thia Reaolution ahall be adjudr,ied unenforceable or in•alid, auch jucl9ment ahall not affect, impair or invalidate the r ... inin9 proviaiona of thia Reaolution, it bein9 the intention that the varioua proviaiona hereof are .. verallle. ~i-s. .....ler. All reaolutiona, or parta thereof, in conflict with thia Reaolution are hereby repealed to the utent only of auch inconaiatency or conflict. ADOPTSD AND APPROVSD thia 17th day of June, lttl. l11aan Van Dyu, Nayor 1, ••u1c1a •· crow, City ci.111. f• Ula ca.~7 of ... 1-od, Color.-, ..._ oertU7 tile ....,. la • u.e -., of IINolnloa ... _, led•• of lHl • • I • • I • . .. I • • - - • • • • • . . Daft June 17, 1991 12 j 1•1~~ aT City Attorney ftAff eouaca llick Dellitt, City Attorney r, .. aua.racs' Iapoundllent of Motor Motor Vehic lea. .. The ... nt111nt• to Title 11, Chapter lA, lectione 2 • J, vill explicitly allow Code Snforceaent Officer• to iapound 99hicle• under the lnlJlewood Municipal Code. Ordinance IIO. 18, aerie• of 1990 • Jleo&'9Uliaatioe of~·· llben the norvanhati-of tbe City took plaoe ill ltH, tbe title ,ouoe Claief wee eU.ainated and the title D~ of aafnr we CS'NtN tbe •tiee of tllat title wen eatabU.ehed. Aleo duri119 tllat .-reoqulaatioll oena111 naff fna tlle ,ouce Departaent wen trwfenM to ta. c wlty Dftel.,..._ ~ ..._ tbe Code lnfor~ Di•l•i-. n. ona..uo. 91.,.. -.uoa.t anllority for t11e Code lnfor~ official• to lr1ullll 'NlllolN _._ tlle ... 1_.. Code. IIOne. •, I. • • , - - • • CJWINANCE NO. SERIES OF 199Y- •, • • BY AtmfORI'lY A BILL~ ,~) COONCIL BILL NO. 43 ~ AN CJWINANCE A"EIDil~ TITLE 11, CHAPTER lA, SEX:'I'IOOS 2 AND 3, RElATING TO n!E IMPOONtMENl' OF HJl'CR VEHICLES. WHEREAS, the reorganization of the City in 1990, placed staff fran the Police Departnl!nt under the auspices of the Camlunity Develqnent Depart.nent to address traffic issues; and ~. the pro1risions of C.R.S. 42-4-1614 allows a nuniciplllity by ordinance to •t forth proceclJres for the mnovaJ., storage, and dispoMl of abandoned or illegally parkad motor whicles; and ~. the City of D'lglewood f•ls it rwc:esury to aM Q>da Enfor: a 1 ,t Officers to the curnnt provisicn that allows police officers to inp,und whic:1•; !Of, 'DIEkEIQCE, a 1T ~ IY 'nil CI'ff <DIICIL r, 'DIE C1Tr r, na.a«XI>, cxraADO, AS Pa.u:18: Section 1. Title 11, Olaptc lA, Secticn 2, C)mlral prori.aicn, of the En;~ Q:lda lHS is -.did u follawa: 11-1.A-2: DaUH11a11 a, m wmnw: A whic:le, war my of the c~ at forth belaw, is OClMidllrec:l to be an ~ to traffic or • public Nliam. ltfft police officer Cit am !JIPCIRC!IBft' ~a.a. at the d1ncticn of the W. el Pslfm D:rJIETClt r, MPZft a::llYICBI, is tmwby authari.S to iac,uia or caUN to be ~. 8UCh ~ or ru1unce fzm q pi)lic or private wy or place~ u:h whlcle: lactlan 2. Title 11, OYlpter lA, lactian J, Parapafla A, of the Dlgl..;;a iiinlcipal Q:lda 1915 ia -.did u folloa: A. Police offic:en NC> am ~aar CfftClltl are aathari..S to nmvia, or t... ,~. fraa _, public rltht of "'Ir, or private pccperty II.a the awns er CICICqllllt of the private I*~ ae not elm awrmlhip and apeeifically ~ the NICWa1, .,, vahicle ""1ch hal bNla left IINlttandlld tar avwtty tw < 72, oaneecutiw haun, and said 9*icle t. bNla poetM by a police officer Cit am ~ 11111 OIIICD with a nc:1U.Oe that if 8UCh Ylh.lcle 1.1 not lllCNN 110 • to allaYiate thl N1iam within aevanty t'O (72) OCNec:Utiw haun, the poU.ce Cit CDS ..aalaff lhall c:... the whicl• to .. !WOIMd and ......... -1 - . ' .. I . • , • • RESCl.l7l'IOO 00. hO SfJU§ CF 1991 ·, {. • \ • • ~, natural and technological disaaters including earthquakes, floods, rurricanes, hazardcua aaterial• incidlnta 1nd other such oocurnnces create anergency ccnditicns which dma1d advance planning Ind r1pid, tialy and 1Xl8tly response by city goverments; and 1laF.AS, diuster reapcnae, plaining Ind training wi.atanoe providad thrcugh the Federal DIU'garlcy ~ ~ and othar -,.ncies ia generally routed through unita of state ~ bafcn zuching the lacal level llhBm it is ~ ~; and 13 a i tll!ltDI, this can prOll.loe dalays in ~ napa.-cticn *1dl ca1 ilicn .. riau of lulSn injuries, physical 1 199 111d financial loaaa created by the clisuter it:aelf' IIDf, WWW, m IT RIIBCLVID Br 'DIE CITY <DJICD, fl 'Dm CITY fl DG.IKXI>, CXUIWIO, 'ftlAT DD.IIIXI> lll'l'Clft'S 'Im mrnm BIM'ZI CX11tm fl ~ JIIDIUIGDG o:a..m MD 'ftll AIICDIIlfflWl'I 'ft> QNIIW lll>IPJrAfl<l9 DI CW LAIB All> PIUIC'l'ICD Jalall>DG rm:aN. am an 1U111DG Ml> RmOIIIB WlsrNIZ, TO PKNJDB m::mrA8ID DDEl' PDNCIAL JII> N WMlCX ....ml' TO CITY CIJVIIIIIBft'S IN WDl'i Duumt -CN1 -· .AIXPl'ID All> APPRDVID thia 17th day of J\lna, lltl • ... -bjii, ili;iar ht&ti 1. craw, a£y aa WWWI. && . , .. I. • . , • - - • • RESCU11'ICN NO. ll SERIES CF 1991 !. • . " • \ r A RESOWI'ICN Al1l'HORIZING A MEJOIAL CQfflUBt1l'Im ro fflE R. CRAIG NEL9:N MEMRIAL ro;o. 13 b i WHEREAS, Craig Nelson served Dlglewood as a Police Officer in Patrol and Detective assignments since August 16, 1974; and \'lHERFAS, Craig suffe.""ed a fatal hurt attack \ohile testifying in the Arapahoe County District Clourt; and WHERF.AS, Craig had a apecial lOYa for childrm and dadic:ated au::h of his own tiJa to the c:hildrm of Dlglwood, he wu the Poat Advaor for the Ellplozv Scout Troap in Dlglwood and had just mcantly participated in the <XPS PCR ltIDS PrOJi•; and ~. Craig wa a dldicated l..a..t to hi.a wife a.. IM and a dllvatad father to hia twin c:hildNn Jaie Jqm and a..11 Cra19; and IIDDS, the City of 9'91...aod viat.a to oont:ril:lut:e • JS(:')0.0" to the R. Craig Nalaan Maori.al Pw'4 to IINiat hi.a f..U.y, tDf, IHEkUCICE, • IT lt!ICLVID n 'DIE cm CDK'D. c, ._ cm c, DD.DIXI>, CXl(IQD(), 'ltlll!z 9act.icn 1. 1!la City of -.i.a:.s n.11 aantnbute the -of to thi It cril, Nebcn Maori.al Pw'4 "'1dl hM baa\ at -.. a ... •www--- <llnllaclod lnnch) to -1st hia f..Uy. ADCPnD Nm All'IIJIIID thi8 17th dlr of Jura, lttl • ........... h&L:li *· em,, dii a.a WWWI. WWW 'I •. " I. • • , - • • • ,, -. • t' • .. • 13 b ii RESOUJrIOO NO • .h. 2... SEltIES CF 1991 nmaxx:ID BY <XXH:IL CCXJNCIL MEMBER C1AYl'CN A RESOWl'IOO SUPPCRrING 'l'HE NATIQIW, EDUCATIOO OOo\LS FCR THE CHIUlREN CF 'lllE CI'l'l! CF mGLEHXD, CCUIWX>. WHERFAS, the National Etb:ation Goals have been established by President Bush and sl.lJPC)rted by Governor Razer; and \~, the United States of .Anrica and the State of Colorado has established these goals which are critical to the welfare of our children; and ~. it is proper and necessary to have ecb:ation&l goals to'maintain the cpality of life that Americans enjoy; !Of' 'ftDll'caE, BE IT Rm.vm BY '1'HE crrr <DH:IL CR 'DIE CIT!r CR !KL9«XD' ca~. 'l'HM': Section 1. 'ftw Dl;lwcod City Council her9by ~ the National Etb:atlcn Goals for the children of the. City of Eh;laicod, Color.&>. 'ftw National Eiu:ation Goals are • follows: CINa 20001 IIWD-DDC Im rm IICIIDVDI: 'Im arialN. &IJbd'Jlll CINa ~ l: IIIJiDDm I Im 8allDDL By the year 2000, all c:hildrm in Jlarica will atart echaol ready to learn. ~ 2: lalD. CDala'JDI By the year 2000, the h14'\ echaol ~ rate vill lncr •• to at l8Mt to pao•11t. 00N. ls WWW M 81 ·-MD O'fi NP If the year 2000, Jlaricm atudlnta vill 1---tradre for, ~. and twlw haYinJ drwuwtrated ~ in ~ Mject lllt:ter incl\llU.nlJ -lish, .-.-.1ca, aclanae, hlatm:y, and .,.. ... .,, and wuy achclo1 in .lllllrica vill ...,. that all 8tudlnta learn to UN their llindr wll, IIO thly .. be i*...-S fer NlpQMible citiwwhip, tufthar lw'nint, and proclactl99 aplor-nt in CU' IDdllffl tiiOUIIIClll'o 00N. t s M NM I JIID •• Lil» If the )'Mr 2000, 0 ••• 8tudlnta will be fint in the ...-14 in ICianae and~~. . ' • ' • I. • • , I - - • • JIIIR11DII 'IQ: Mayor Van Dyke Bill Clayton Tim a.alloc:k Rita Hathaey Alex Habenicht Roger Joltay Clyde Wiggins nDl: Rick Delfitt, City Attomay mas: June ll, 1991 '· • • • Pl .... find aiclmed t:hl ,ta "1ich w havla ICIClad an all wek with napect to .MXZ'• legialatiw llffarta. I l«llUld lib to thank Bill Claytal and Stu l'a'lda for their halp in ~ tMN daclaanta. Bill hu balrl at a ccq,le of aetinp in t:hl past wek and Illa\ I • not in aetinga with llill, I haw t..l workinf1 an thMe iaaaa with till lrq and athar pecple in t:hl atro ... If you haw my ~ 4D not -1 CDlt.aCt -· I nf . , .. I. • 0 , - - • • • To: Fro:n1 Date, Res • • I • . • ' . -: -=. . ----. ------ X::XoWPUM Rina Steinzor and David lolker, Aneriean ComDunities for Cleanup Equities (ACCE) w,shington o.c.a FAX (202) 879-4001 Blll Brady, City of Littleton J 1n41 12 , l n l ClrrJ!\ent1 Re;ardin; ACC! IA9i1lativa Specifications f :or.i Colorado ACCE Members and !!etro Waatewater R-1cl&mation District PMT PHIi .>E[INITIQHS T~ia I ec~ion 1a acceptable to th• Colorado ACCE Members ( "ACC!") and th• Metro Wastewater Reclamation District c·~•tr>"), th• special district which treats vaatewater for t~e ne,ver ~etropolitan Area. A concern was expr••••d that th• d, finition of ·1ewa9e aludge· was 10 l:>road a, to poasib.y include 1tor.n water runoff. General con1en1ua was that the definition of alud9e ahould not include relidue ra:iove-l during the treatment of 1torm water runoff, and clarif .eation of thi1 i11ue wa1 1u99eated. fflTsffiA1 ~totar11 LlllILITY PQI MU)IICJPAL SOLID WTI , ·MSw·, 1, 2, The AC•:I and X.tro were in 9eneral a9re-nt with Part Two, but th•• follov1n9 eoaaenu and obaervationa wre ude, If a r un1e1paUty' • 1eva9e alud~ had been cenUied for beneUcial reuae, or could have been certified under pr•••n : criteria at the tiae of it• diacharte and diaperaal at th• Superfund 1ite, thia would aot aaount to ·••c•itional" circuaatancea •• provided in the IPA'• tnter1H Municipal Settl .. nt ,oUCJ.. lt va1 the conaenaua of the 9roup that this lanpa~ ahoald a_ppear, elther ln ••rt T,o, Para9raph A, after • exceptionair clRUMtance1· or add•td •• • aeparate Para9raph D to Pan 'l\lo. T~ere vaa conaldaratlon of add1n9 tha lan9ua9e ·certUicatlon for beneUclal reGae or ltl ellbetantlal •1111v1 lent· to ,an9raph C of ,art Two, hovewer th• cl:>Hrv,,tion vaa ude that U certiUcatlon for benellclal :•1:•• >r lta 1ub1tanUal ~lvalent a.c ... an afflmative dtfen1e, th• burden of proof vo11ld fall upon the n\lnlcl:1al1t1H to e1t.abU1h the •eaceptlonal • clrcuaatance, Cbv lou11 1.y, 1 t would be aor• advanuc,eoua for the tM&rden of proof to fall on IPA to pro•• that an ·e11ceptlonal • c 1 rcua, ta nee Hiat.ed. Th ·,:tdi't.lond con11derat1on• hnp•f! under Part ':'wo, hra9r,,ph I waa di1c:11Hed. 111\Ue none of the aeabeuh p or ~ tro .,.r• violent J oppo1.«t to t nchalon of prlvne va• • ha lere, • conc ern v11 r l ied tha 10 • ,,, - • I • I . • J- J ?A..~T 1. 2. 3. ,. • 5 , ,. • • • • • ,. dM.aga night be done to th• ·tiublic tl"'Jst • arr;u.~e n ts ...-hich the Ci tiaa could advance, We recognize however, the benefi1 a of bringing in other political ailies u~c!er the ration1 !e "if it's fair for ua, it's fair for them •. Ilfi3££j SETTLErJ:NT AXEttPt'J:HTS After much diacuaaion, the !ollowing comments and obsarv,ticna were made with regard to Part Thr••• Paraqr 1ph 1 ia acceptable to the ACCE and Metro. An additi< nal concern ha• bean rahed by Metro r•i•rding the u•• of the term "de minW11ia" because of its JJnpl cation. Para9r1 ph 2 ahould be amended to allow the triggering of the n•gotiation period to be at the option of the munic11 -al1ty. Si\nificant concern• were rahed that the com~le1 ion of an I/rs, the completion of a ROD, or the col ac ~ion of aufficient information to r,•rmit a coat alloca, ion could reault in protracted invo v ... nt bo th• municl. ,ality at th• sur•rfund aita before the 12 day aattlat•ant period could aJce place. We recolnha that this 1• an Jr.portent and difficult issue for ACC and ve remain open tc . other alternative,. Paraqr, ph l vaa the subject of len9thy diacu11ion. Moet aamber1 felt that Paraqrarh l va, too va9Ua and o~n anded. A auy;•ation va• made tha the lal:itiJData rea,on• for EPA'• fl.l.l nc to ,ettl• au•t be •P..Ct:.Ci 1c, i.e., l (c) provide• the 1 pj with an •out• if in•uff1c1ent inforaation axi•t• to par.it a co•t allocation. U thi• provision reaain• u!"41Ual : Uad, IPA vUl •rely &Hart the inaufficiancy of thci at ,dy of the •1te H a rHeon for f1Uin9 ~ Httle. The fo Uovin9 lan;u•t• n• propoHd, H an addendua to Para9r1 ph l (C) • bl t not later than the coapletion of the II/PS or the c 11 apletlon of th•.:,•rabl• unit in which the • nicipaUty 1• lnwl , vblchever 1hall firlt occur. P1ra9r1 ph 4 1• acceftable to the ACCI and Natro. rraa 1 n91M« od'• point o •iw, if we are able to achie" a aorato, iua H outUned, we• 11 be in a po1it1on to c o nalder a l ate> tri99er of ca..rac,e date, Para9 r ,,h S la aecefctable , vi th th• ob••r•ation that Pera9r g S appears o be the .,.t ~rt.eat ~-of Pa rt , r H b e e a u •• it f o r c ed t h e iu\l e of t he I PA •• con, d r 1tion o f toxic ity . ,a ra9r ph , nffd1 to be c larif i ed by t he a ddition of the •dda , • ·of a f a c111tr ,· Thi, 1u 99e1 tlon cla rlf1•• that th• c v ,ai·, or o~rato n refere t o a flcUlty v lthin t he an n t suearfl.and , a nd I\Ot ovr.er/oparatora of a va n e h e 11n o para t on. ·2· ' # I • • J- - • • • i. . ~ • • I~ . • ' " t.:ia-: :J is phrase left too i:i;c:ll :!.sc:rws:i :::.:-:. ::.o Ei'A, and tha-: ~a !l 11 at.t~r of law this W:l~; be i:r.a: :-_ i ad &ve:i withou~ =licitation. i'arag=tph 8 ;hould be modifiad '::> ineluc:..t the phrua •and cost ::,covery• after the word •.:.:i:itribut~on• and before the ~ord "Erotection.• Paragre ph g waa diacuaaed at l«l:th, A 'i'J,ff•tion vaa raised ~o be addrassad bl ACCE in iuhinq-:o r. a What ia th• political reality o eli:nin1~ reopena.rs and providin; a cap on municipal liability? S..ral o:: t'!le ACCI members felt t 1at additional lantJua~ lbould ::;-11 a~ded providin!J that m, nlclpalitiH act 1!\ tha lllhlic :u .. ::.eraat, and often are au ,ject to debt incunioll 'liaitat!..c.na by thair ho1:1e rule ct arten and state conatitc.ion•, &r.:d. that the budget a:,d ap ,ropriation proc••• 11.&ba nacessa.ry a final • aw:i certair • wl\en raachin9 aattl...at with EPA. Specifically, the in1 erplay J:>etween Paraqnplll 5 and 3 va• cUscuuad at length, and ACCI was a•k•4 tD five th••• iaa"UH further conaidf ration. Lakewood l:>eli..,. the .interplay of •cap •, • reoperen • and "tri;;er of ar.tl ... nt data· Meda to be furthe1 conaidered. -ror •iratle, La~ ha• 1u99aated that 1f a cap h aufficintlr low a:r.d baaed on toxic aubata1 ce• only, an earlier 1:l99ar o~ ••ttl .. nt date miCJht te preferred. ?1ra11r1 ph 10 vaa acceptable to ~ ACCE a nd Xetn, ~:. Part T 1rN, Paragraphs a ud C wre diJlc:uaaN, and th• conaen111a va• that lf lt ~ an S.aaue, tM ACCI and Matro i,oald not oppoae a111 aandaant to CJlft private i:\duat1 y the klnd of-traataaat dlat the municlDalitlH are aNkin~, 1.a., lov toxicity~ wluae a.rgaMn\a. !2, Part Tl.ne, Para9raph C vaa ~nacl wl~h ~ to iu potent Lal lapact on all aillclpallc .1.ea in•ohed at a lurrh nd llte. Concern WU ..... eel b:i, ~ ICCI aabera a n Na • ro with retard to os MUty to auppoce ..... to the .. , ent that ..nlclpaUU• laolvecl at a -,u~Wld aLta wou l d c b1act to an nlJl ntm• ~ anotller aiaklpeUtJ· KLUS , ale• the aUocatlon PIDCIIII froa P1U1• and ,.nut I A to Nice a unllateral daclala. ~.-tly, tlli NUil aay tecoea aor• euacaptll»la to a ~lal c hallang9 under an arbitrt ry and c aprtcloua •ts C I , .. waulcl Ulll • bat.Ur unde n u ftdln9 of ACCI '• r ...... lor lncl.u.alon ef ..... H outUned. Oat POUi.a MTPIIL IIIQUIH;I oerm ;,,ur uvz, •neoaa,vtX Par: ·•1ve vaa b a li a v a d to •• in n ed of f rth e r o arLf c a tlon . ror ln1 uace , wo111d. thi.1 aection b a o n >v• in U.9ht of a pan.!&! N ttl nt wiu leu t a l a perf a Coe :I UA . 0 ld SM•!e v tl\ t -1· ,,,_ I . • - J- • • • • • • <, :: : =~=··: ---: -·-·-=--.:. -- ~ mim,aia ;roup that did not include municipa:~~ies, would this Lan;ua;e then precl',ld• ••ttlemen~ w!th the 111unicipal1tiea'1 After revie,rinq our cOm:Nnta, pl•••• contact l:'.e at 1·~-.ir earliest :onvenience Several aeaber• expressed a desire to i)ar~icipate !:i one mo.rt conference call to di•cu•• the qi:ut1cna and comment• raised herein. Thanlc you in advanea for your cooperation and assistance. ec/VIA PACS :KILEI Rick D11Witt, City of ln9lewooch Howard Jtenilon, City of Lakewood, Joel Hl•rlt1, •tro Wastewater 1-:ec laaatlon Diatrlct.1 Gary Sc ,ar•, Cl ty of Glendale a ·•· FAX Mo. 789-:.125 r.u No. 298-J215 PAX lo. 16l-27C6 rAX 110. 1s1-,s,1 ,. ~ . . ' • I. • • , • • ·~ . t\lY "l>f EMGlOIOOD 3400 so. E,at\ st. Eng,ei,ood• to. BO"O Note • ,, ~ • i. • ~ .. '/. 2 t/01 ~ . ' ' , ' . • . ' ~ t .. ' I. • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 . ' '· • • , . • .. COUNCIL NENIER Wla&INS NOYlD, -IT IIAS SE.CaED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARi• FOR JULY 15, 1991 AT 7:30 P.M., TO ctllllDEI z•1• DESI-TION FOR TH£ NEWLY AN- NEXED PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF ENI-, COLOUDO. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koluy, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec0111endation frOII the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agreeaent with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Mr. Fonda explained this en- caseaent will provide a loop connection for two existing lines. Two bid pro- posals were received, with Drake Contractors subllitting the low bid of $23,800. COIIICIL IIEIIID IULLOClt MVEO, Mil IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPllOY£ TH£ .., Of IID FOR THE ••• Mil EIICASI• Of A IIATD u• 1111D THE ON-IMP AT USZ85 -SANTA FE II THE MOIIIT OF $23,NO. Before voting, there was a brief discussion concerning the ultiaate respon- sibility of landscaping or asphalt restoral. Mr. Fonda confinaed there should be no asphalt restoral required and that there is little if any landscaping. However, the ultiaate responsibility will rest with the City. City Manager Fraser offered to provide Council with aore 1nforaat1on concerning the scheduling and coapletion of this project. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Notion carried. Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (f) ltNdlr hMa ,:.1111Wd • reca11111datt011 froa the Utilities De - partaent to adopt a bill or 111 0Nlt11111ee wrovtR1 ftve eas .... ts froa the Southgate Santtatton Dfstrtct 11g Dry Cf"Nk Jaterceptor Eas .... t al0119 South Platte Rtver Drive . TIie Ctty Clertt •s 11'-d to read Council 1111 lo . JI, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . 39, JITIIOOUCED IY COIIICIL flEM(R HATHMMY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPIIOVlll5 FIVE EASOPTS FOi TH( SOUTIUTE SANITATION DISTRICT BIG ORY CR££1C INTCRCEPTGa WOOT AL• SOUTH PlATIE RIVfR DIUVE. C:WJL 11111111 NITIWY ..U, -IT IMS m•1a, Tl AfNlft -ITDI ll(f) • CGUIICIL IIU •• n. Ay s : Couftcfl .....,_r, Koltay, Hatt.way, Wi99 t111, .,llock , ClaytOII, Habetlicht, Van Dyke Nl.y s : None l on c rr ed • froa the Dtpar t or 1111 for replac t or " -. ' ' I . • - / L I • • - • • ' ' I I I FROM: ?~ c_ . . . ' , I . . - - J / L • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 7 • • • • • 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Notions ,. - ... (a) Dana Glaz1et', lfaste lllllllPI nt c..r.11 .. tor, presented a recoaaenda- tion trom the Depart111ent of CC1111Un1ty Developaent concerning the Keep Alllerica Beautiful Connission. Mr. Glazier explained the C01111ission wished to be iden- tified as the "Englewood Clean, Green and Proud C01111ission" in an effort to reflect the Commission's goals and to better distinguish Englewood's coais- sion from the majority of other Keep America Beautiful coaissions. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. S6, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE KEEP MIERICA BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO USE THE DESCRIPTION ·THE ENGLEWOOD CLEAN, GREEN AND PROUD COMMISSION." COUNCIL IIEIIIU HATIWY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPIO¥£ 1£SOLUrJca m. 56, SEIIES OF 1191. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. t•> .......... lllste na I t ~aaur, presented a recoaenda- tion froa the Departllent of C011111111lty Developaent to approve a resolution es- tabl tshing five subcOlllllttNs within the Englemod Clean, Green and Proud Coa - atssion. Those subc01111tttNs •re tdenttfiecl as: I. Nuntctpal Solid Waste COlllltttN 2. Adopt -a-Spot and leauttftcatton C-tttN 3. Education C01111tttN 4. Fund Rahing COlllliltN 5. Public Relations COllllittN Otscusston ensued concerning the various subcC11111ittNs. It .. s clartftecl that Council approval of these subcC11111itt"s ts ,....,rec1 to confora with the re - quireaents set forth tn Ordinance No. 50, Sertes of 1990; further, that Coun - cil 's authority in this .. tter ts not bei119 dtainished as the CC11111isston wtll be working wtthln the guidelines provided by Council. The resolution was as - si gned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO . 57, SER IES Of 1991 A R SOLUTION CS1A8llSH1'5 FI VE SUICOIIIITTCCS OF TH[ DCLEWOOO l[(P MERICA BCAUTIFUl COIIIISSION . COUIICll ... NlWY IMO, -IT IN Bl•a, Tl #NIii 11•.un• •• 17, SOIU Of 1"1. Ay : N1 y : c rr ed . • ' , ' I. • - / L • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 8 .. • . , . • "' - I (c) DtrectOI" llalNl1II ,...._ted a recoaendation from the Department of Community Deve 1 opment to approve a reso 1 ut ion and agreeaent with three 1 oca 1 trash haulers in conjunction wtth the Recycling Ptlot Program. Mr. Wanush informed Council the pilot prograa will coaence July 1, 1991, and will be in effect for six months. The resolution would allow the Ctty to enter into three separate contracts with Waste Manager of Denver South, Browning-Ferris Industries, and Laidlaw Waste Systeas, Inc. It was noted that.~ dif- f-@!'.ellt-ret,e -is being patd rur the sen1ces of t e reecffffel'iffrwnte- ~-The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THREE (3) AGREEMENTS WITH PARTICIPATING HAULERS IN OR- DER TO IMPLEMENT THE ENGLEWOOD RECYCLING PILOT PROGRAM. COUNCIL NDIIEl HATIWIAY IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECCWD, TO APPIOV£ 1£SOWTI• •• 58, SEIIES Of 1991. There was brief discussion relative to the grant aontes whtch are funding thts prograa, and tt was conftraed that the ptlot progr• ts not betng funded by the City of Englewood. It ts hoped that the prograa wtll lead to substantial waste reduction, and that the tnforaation garnered through the prograa can be shared with other c01111Untttes for thetr recycling efforts. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, 8ullock, Clayton, Habefltcht, Van Dyke None (4') DtNCW ..... ,resented a recoaendatton froa the Planning and Zoning Coafssion to adopt a btll for III ordinuce approvtnt the Z011tng of newly annexed land. Nr. llanush tnforad Coullctl that the Planning and Z011tng Coatsston held a public hearing OIi thts •tter OIi June 4, IMI. The recoe- •ndatton froa the Coatuton ts for Council to approve OIi ftrst readtnt the zontng set forth tn Council 8111 No. 44 and to set a public heartnt for July 15, 1991, to consider any coaents offered at the publtc hearing prtor to the second reading of the council bill. The City Clerk .. s asked to read Council 8111 No. 44, entitled: CCXN:IL Bill NO . 44, INTIODUCED BY CCUICIL NDe£I lll"INS A Bill FCMt M CMtDINMCE ZOIII• PDEUIES MlllfD TO TH[ CITY Of OlllDmOO . COUNCIL .... 111•1• ..a, -IT .. •111a, Tl •••1 118111 ITIII ll(d) • COUNCIL IILL •• 44, BIO If 1111, Ay s: Council ._..r, Koll-,, Hath--,, llt99l11 s, lulloclr., Clayton, Nabeflicht, Vu Dyke Nays : None Motton carr ed . I. • , - • • " ,.. J . Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 • • • ~/17/11 . !J . ,__. fl th I /I I' I I fttii .l COUNCIL NBIIER llll&INS IIOYED, -IT MS SECaED, TO SET A PUil.iC NEAii• FOR .JULY 15, 1911 AT 7:30 P.11., TO talSIDEI ZOii• DESl•TJ• FOR TIE IEILY M- NEXED PllOPERTY TO TH£ c1n OF E•UNOOD, COUIUDO. Ayes: Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec011111ndatton froa the Englewood Water and Sewr Board to approve an agreeaent with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. aotton and wte (f) Director Fonda presented a recoaendati• froa the Utilities De- partaent to acto,t a b1 ll for an ord111111ee approvtag five easeaents froa the SouthcJate Sanitatten District 11g Dry Creelt lntereeptor Easaent along South Platte River Drive. The City Clerk was aslllled to read Council 1111 lo. 39, entitled: COUNCIL Bill Ill). 39, IIITIIIDOUCID BY COUIICll NENl[R XX A Bill FOR M ORDIIIMCE ..... 1. FIVE fASDDTS FOR THE SOUllliATE SMITATION DISTRICT BIG DRY CREEK INTERCEftOR EASIIEIT ALCIIG SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DRIVE. CIIIICIL .... D .... -IT -BIii&, ll lffllVE -ITBI ll(f) -CIIIICIL IILL •• JI. VOTE (g) Director Esterly ,,.MIited a recOlalllClatton ,,.. tile Oepartant of Pub11c llork1 to enter 111to a cNtrKt wttll 111d Caapany for rep1ac.....t of t carpet in the library, ut111zt111 lltlltllaa IIDdular Carpet at a cost not to exceed S • aotfCMI and vote (h) Thts ft• 1 rwved at tN rec 1 Indal 10II of T• ,.ltz, IOlld Atto,-y Edi t,. fa1K1•1kt Jorc1o11 I 11 .... r), lo tfOII I ' solutt• a a., ttt1e: UTI Of I I • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 . ' <. • • , . • .. I I COUNCIL MEMBER lll&GINS NOVED, AND IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEAIIING FOR JULY 15, lttl AT 7:30 P.N., TO CCINSIDElt ZONI .. DESIIIIATION FOR THE 11£VLY AN- NEXm PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF ElaLEIIOOD, COLORADO. Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec01111endation frOII the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agreeaent with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. motion and vote (f) Director Fonda presented a rec01111endati011 frOII the Utilities De - part111ent to adopt a bt 11 for an ordinance approvi119 five easeaents frOII the Southgate Sanitation District Btg Dry Creek Interceptor Easeaent along South Platte River Drive. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 39, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 39, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER XX A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING FIVE EASENENTS FOR THE SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT BIG DRY CREEK INTERCEPTOR EASIIIENT ALONG SOUTH PLATTE RIVER DRIVE . COIIIC IL IIEIIIO U MOVED, COIIICIL IILL Im, 31. VOTE (g) Director Esterly ,rese11ttd a NCoaendatton froa the Departalfll of Public Works to enter tnto • contract wtth lalMI and C011P1t1Y for replac ... nt of the carpet tn the Library, utti ;tfng Ntlltkall Nodular Carpet at a cost not to exceeds~~~~ aotton and vote (h) Thts 19Hd1 It• was ,...,vtd at tht rec11w1ndatton of Toa Peltz, Bond Attorney (L-Edstrom fahcltt11kl Jordon I lleber). No 1ctt011 was taken . ( ) DI rector .._,.s prestt1ttd a rec:oatfldat 1111 "-tht Departalflt of r nanclal Strvlcts lo adopt a resolullOIII prcwtdl119 for Nollet of Sal of S al Asst11att1t Boftds for Pavl119 Dhtrtct lo . M/C.C,_. leplK ..... t D ,. tr lc No . 1991 . Ms . Hayes provtcled t11fonaatl0111 relative to ••••••• Th r oluttOft was assigned a !Mabtr Mid read by title : rso UTION NO . xx , SERIES Of 1991 "'~ . ' • I. • • -~ • • ' ' ' (. -... .. _ ) ,, 0 L • •.•. o/3 ~ &Af .... ~ct • 111111.TS•--------- • ,,,_ . - ' ~ . ' • • . . . . . ' I . . • - • • • • . ' • <. 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' . • - - • • , . • • • ~- ,._ PRESENTED IY --- )~ u~/' t vs,cJ-.J ~~\ L----7/ /' / ~ ~-;;:~ r'-( ~ ?/' -e ~-vr 3006';? "Y'~, -··· J If~. / ------F( ....,c,1*;~-- JJ Sltaz .... TSI --------- ... . ' ' . • . . . . ' . . .. I. • • - • • • • • • .. ENILEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENILEVOOO, AIIAPMIOE COUNTY, COLOUDO htular Session June 17, IHI 1. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:37 p.•. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of Alletiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quona was present. Also PNSent: 5 • Ill 11Utes Council Mellbers HathllM.Y, Koltay, lliggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None City Nallager Fraser City Atton1ey Dlllitt Asstst•t City ....... r Narti11 Ctty Clerll Crow Dana Cluter, ltaste 1111111-•t Coordinator Director .,_sll, C-tty Dlvelop111t1t Director Foada, Utilities Dt,-tor Esterly, Ml le lfortts Director Nayes, fl-.clal Services (a) CWIL ... CUYTII ..... -ff -•111a, ll .,_. TIii IIIMU ff TIii .... IUT .. ff JIIII J, INI. Aye : 11 ..... rs Koltay, NIU...,, a..llock, ClaytOft, tcht, ¥111 Dyb fl l Oft ,. ,,... 114 ¥hit.rt • ' , ' I. • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 2 '(, • • (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East D1rt110uth Avenue, did not appear as scheduled. (b) Sandra Livermore, 2758 South Delaware Street, did not appear as scheduled. (c) A resolution reappointing Don Styes to the Englewood Liquor Licens- ing Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 49, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DONALD J. STYES TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. COUNCIL IEIIEI HATIWIAY IIOYED, -IT IIAS suaED, TO APNOY£ 1£SOLUTICII IIO. 4t, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council ....,.rs loltay, Hathaway, IH119ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Mr. Styes' tera of office expires August 4, 1994. (d) A resolution appointing Nike Vard to EngltlllOOd's Keep Allertca Beautiful Coa1ss1on WIS considered. The resolution was ass19fted a nUllbtr and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 50, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MICHAEL IND TO Fill A YACAIIT POSITION ON THE KEEP MERICA BEAUTIFUL COIIUSSION OF EICLEIIOOD, COLOUDO. COUNCIL IIEIIID NAWY IIDYID, • IT m ...... Tl ...... 111-.un• •. 50, SOIES Of INI, Ayes: Council ....,.rs IColtay, Hatt..ay, 111111111, Bullock, Clayton, Habtntcllt, ¥111 Dyb Nays: None Notion carried. Mr . Ward 's tera of office ex,tres l>lctllbtr 10, 1112. (e) A resolut10ft appo1•t1 .. ( ..... Otts tt E119l....t '1 W.ttr and S...r loard WIS COftstdtred . The reseh1tt111 •• asst ..... • ....., 111d read by title : RCSOlUTION NO . 51, SEIIES Of 1911 UT ION APPOINTING [UCO( OTIS TO FIL A WACMJ POSITIC. • TM( IMT(a All) It IOAAO Of £NG l CWOOO , COlOUDO . CGUICIL .... NAWY IIMI, • IT -m111a, " .... ••wn• •. 51, SOIU Of INI, A C 1 , W ta , lul loc , Ch,tOfl , ' I. • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 3 • • t• • (f) A resolution reappointing Walt Toaooka to the Englewood Downtown Development Authority WIS considered. The resolution WIS assigned a nulllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOINTMENT OF WALT TOMOOKA TO THE BOARD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. CCUCIL IEIIIO IIATHAMAY IIOYED, -IT IIAS SECGIIIED, TO APPIOVE IESOLUTICII llt. 52, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. Mr. TOIIOOka's tena of office expires June 30, 1995. (g) A resolution rffPPC)tnttng Gordon Close to the Englewood Downtown Developaent Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 53, SERIES OF 1191 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOINTMENT Of 50IIDON CLOSE TO THE DRD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOIIITOIII D£VELOPM01T AUTHORITY. COUNCIL IIEMD NATHMIAY IIDIID, -IT IN SECllaa, Tl ••1111 --.ur1• •• U, SDIES Of lHl. Ayes: Council fllllbtrs Koltay, Hathaway, IU19tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habtllicht, ¥111 Dytt Nays: None Mot ton carrted. Mr. Close' s tena of offtce exptres June 30, 1995. (h) A resolution reappointing Toa lun1s to tile Englwood Housing Au - thority was considered. The resolution IMS asstgMd a IIUlllber MCI re.cl by title: RESOLUTION II>. 54, SERIES Of 1191 A lt£S0t.Ull0N RATIFYING THE ltUPflOIIITNOfT OF TIii lla5 TO THE HOUSING MITNDIITY OF THC CITY Of ENGL[WOOI), COlOIWJO COUNCIL .... NAWY ..... -IT IN mll1B, Tl •Pllft 11111&.Un• •. 14, SDIU Of IHI. Ayts : Nay : Mot on c arr td . Mr . lun1s ' t r11 of offtc ex,tres JIily 1, ltM . • .. I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 4 RESOLUTION NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991 (. • • • .... A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RON LUNOERS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCIL NENIEl HATIWIAY IIDVED, MIi IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO APPIOVE ltESOLUTICIII NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Nr. Lunders' tera of office expires August 4, 1994. 7. Ion-scheduled Visitors There were no non-scheduled visitors. 8. eo..untcattons and Proc:laattons (a) COUIICIL IIEIIID HATIWY IIOVED, MIi IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO KCEPT THE ltESIIATICIII Of c:Aall IDSTD Flml 1IE ICEEP MEIICA IUUTIFUL C41111SSICIII. ~es: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wivgins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (b) COUIICIL IIEIIID Ml.oat IIOVED, -IT IMS SBCIIIIED, TO .VPIOft THE PMCLMATICIII -·· 1IE FJnlfTII ..... •1VDSMY OF .MIES -DGIOT1IY TonCIII. ~es: Council ....,.rs lolta,, Hatha.a,, lltvgtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyu Nays: None Motion carrted. Best wtshes .. ,.. extendld to the Tottons, both of whoa are active, involved lllllbers of the cOIIIUfttty. t. Mite NNrtnt to constw an -•• at to tile 1-1 Zw Dtstrtct .... latt ... . CGIIICIL .... HATNIIMY am, -IT IMS IBIIIB, TO lfll TIIE fUILIC ..... ~s : Nays: Not on carrted . Council ....,.rs lolta,, Hat"-11, lltvgtns, 14,llock, Clayton, Habontdlt, ¥111 o,to ..... Di rector Wanush provided preof of Pllbltcat 1• that t"8 110t Ice of Pllbltc hear - "' WI S IMll>lhhecl tn t [1191-.ocl S.tt11el OIi IIQ ,o, lNl . Ne ...... sted t at t Staff lteport 111d the Ftlldt119s of Fact rtlattwe to t8'e ,-ltc heart,. fort the Plannt119 and Zont119 Coatnton be _. a ,art of te.o record of tllts 1 c hear 119 . He prov ded bac~nMld h1foratt011 rtlattve to te.o re<Clalfl · d on del t l 119 t word •brwlr1 froa Soctton ll·4·13(C)(S). If approved, r t ld no l0"98r be Hcllldod as a USO hi t"8 1-l lttllt llldustrtal . , " I . • - • • • Eng18IIIOOCI Ctty Council Ntnutes June 17, 1991 -Page 5 • • • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, 4600 South Huron Street, stated they objected to the change due to increased noise and traffic. They c....anted that the neigh-., bors they had spoken to also objected but were unable to cOll8 to the aeettng. f/1;-~ El111er Jungck, 4606 South Mariposa Drive, stated he and his wife strongly op- posed the proposal of putting a brewery into the Cedar LUllber Building. ,, 3 Richard Squire, Breckenrid9e Brewery, Breckenridge, Colorado, offered infonaa- tion co~~~e1!:S buslnes1. ~ -!f:'_t!(_,lr.,b4..I ~ =· .! . "'IIU-&d. . 'UM.ti~ 1fl44 , .u .. ,~-~~~...,.e COUNCIL IEIIID UL.TAY , -IT lllS ._..., Tl CLOSE PUILIC •• Ayes: Counci Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 10. Approval on second 11Mt119 Council Nlllber Habenicht requested that Agenda It.as lO(b) and lO(c) be ad- dressed individually. Therefore, tt was dectded to address separately each tt• ur~,r thts section• IL -•LOCI MIID, -IT lal •11aa, ll .Vfllll -1--' IO(a) • CIIIICIL IILL •• M, llll'ITUlh '7 l llLL FIi M -IIMICI ..n --TITU I, WI& 7, IBTI. I, -.J. -•1c1NL CGII 1• ,ara11• Tl -··ICTIII-.... f/1 '1111 B ••• •ICINL CIIIIT. Ayes: Council ...._rs IColtay, Hathway, IUggt11s , lullock, ClaytOII, Habelltcllt, Vu Dyke Nays: INt ~ Motton carried. COUftC11 1111 lo. M ts ......, ~ Orclt!IMU lo. 36, Series 1991. Vot re sults: aar1• • • ana-" --~-.. n YUII t I ' .. • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 6 (. • • • Ayes: Councn Nenlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Motion carried. Series 1991. None ~l a,J J Council 8111 No. 41 is herebys Onfinance No. 37, "'-· (c) COUNCIL IIEIIIO MTIWIAY IIDYED, -IT IIAS maa. TO APPIOVE Al- ,~ ITEII lO(c) -COUNCIL IILL m. U, ENTITLED: M ODIIIMCE MEll»I• TITLE 11, CHAPTDl 4, SECTI• C., SUISECTI. 3, Of THE EIIILEIIOOD -ICIPAL CcmE 1115, IY DO.£TI• THE TUii IIIIEIY -DECLMI• M EIIEIIEIICY. (Clerk's Note: Thts Council 8111 dtd not recetve unantaous approval at the June 3, 1991, Englewood City Council .. ting. Therefore, it ts not considered an eaergecy ordinance as the tttle tndtcates.] ~n r~/ Vote results: Ayes: Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hath-.y, Wiggins, Bullock, Nays: Motton carried. Series 1991. Clayton, Van Dyke . Counctlc~~~ 11 11o"'.":;ri~::'~~t t 1$; ~J Ordinance No. 31, Nr/. Jungck drew to Council's attentiOft the heavy trafftc.f.xcesstve speed and the potential of tnjury due to children sttttng Oft the lffi Dry Creek Brtdge. Mayor Van Dyke requested tha st review the traffic cOftCerns tn t-1t r · ttcular area. Mr. lso c-ted °" the dlllptng of sll n on Wtnde,..re. Dtrector If latMd thts was a t .... ra t <'= 11. Ml tc Fona to 11t111r tllfllt fNa cttt-N11Nt111 tile _,.1 the 1N2 ~. COUNCIL .... CUYTII ..a, -IT .. m111a, ll 1N1 1111 W.IC .... Ayes : Council lllllben IColtay, Hat"-Y, 111111111, Bullock, ClaytOft, HaNlltcht, Wu Dyb Nay s : NOiie Notion carried. City Nan r Fraser Johll Pet rson, 3963 Soutll Library Advtsory Board, - COUNCIL ... NIWY ..... -IT .. •n11a. ll CUR 1111 ..... , ..... Ayes : Council lllllbers IColtay, Mat , II 11111 , lulloclt, ClaytOII, Mailll cllt, WM Dyb .. , : t ion carrt • • ' I. • - • • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 7 <. 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions (a) Dana Glazier, Waste Management Coordinator, presented a rec011111end1- tion from the Department of C01111Unity Development concerning the Keep Aaerica Beautiful CC>lmlission. Mr. Glazier explained the C011111ission wished to be iden- tified as the "Englewood Clean, Green and Proud C011111ission• in an effort to reflect the CC>lmlission's goals and to better distinguish Englewood's c01111is- sion frOIII the ujority of other Keep Merica Beautiful coaissions. The resolution was assigned a nuaber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE KEEP MERICA BEAUTIFUL CCIIIISSION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO USE THE DESCRIPTION "THE ENGLEWOOD CLEAN, GREEN AND PROUD CCIIIJISSION. • CCIUIICIL .,.. •nw, ..a, • IT as ...... TO ••mn 1uaurn• •· II, SOIES Of 1N1. Ayes: COU11Ctl lllllbers Koltay, Hathaway, 1'1gg1ns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (b) Dana Glazier, Waste Manageaent Coordinator, presented a rec011111end1- tion froa the Oepartlllnt of CC1111Ut11ty Developaent to approve a resolution es- tabl hh1!!9 five subcoa1ttNs within the Englwood Clean, Cireen and Proud C•- •hsion \~hose subcoa1ttNs were ident1fted as: I. Municipal Solid Waste Ce111111ttN 2. Adopt-a -Spot and luut tftcat 1on COllll1ttN 3. Education Ce111111ttN 4 . Fund Ra 1s i ng Coat ttN 5. Publtc hlations C0111111ttN, Discussion ensued concerning the vario..s ,.a.c ... ittees. It.,., clarified that Council approval of these subce111111ttNs ts req1ired to conform wttll the re- qu1,....nts set forth 111 Ordinance No. 51, Series of IIIO; fllf'tller, tllat to.- c11 's authority in this .. tter 1s not being diatntslled as the COllllission will be working within the guidelines provided by COUK11. TIit resolution •s as - signed I nuaber and read by title: RESOl.UTION NO . 57, SERIES Of INI A RCSOl.UTION ESTAlllSHINCi FIVE SUICCIIIITTUS Of THE EICiltwaD l[(P ME.IICA AUllfUl CONIIISSJON . COUlltll .... MWY MID, -IT as IBIIIB, ll a,pllft IIDIUffl• •• 17, SOIU Of lNl, ~s : Nay : urrlld . C t1 NNDtrs lo1tay, Nalhway, 111191i111 , lu11ock, Clayton, Nabeftlcht, VIII ~ • ,,, -. . .. I. • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 8 .. ,, -• • {c) Director Wanush presented a recoaendation frOII the Departaent of Ce>1111unity Developaent to approve a resolution and agreeaent with three local trash haulers in conjunction with the Recycling Pilot Progru. Mr. Wanush informed Council the pilot progru will coaence July 1, 1991, and will be in effect for six 1110nths. The resolution would allow the City to enter into three separate contracts with Waste Manager of Denver South, Browning-Ferris Industries, and Laidlaw Waste Systeas, Inc. The resolution was assigned a nullber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THREE (3) A&REENENTS WITH PARTICIPATING HAULERS IN OR- DER TO IMPLEMENT THE ENGLEWOOD RECYCLING PILOT PROGRAN. CGUIICIL IIEIIIEI HATIWY IIMD, -IT IIAS SUGIIIID, TO UPllft ...,,. •••• 51, SOIES OF 1N1. There was brief discussion relative to the grant 11011ies which are funding this progru, and it was conftraed that the pilot progr• is not being funded by the City of Englewood. It is hoped that the progr• will lead to substantial waste reduction, and that the infor111tion garnered through the prograa can be shared with other cC1111Unities for their recycling efforts. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Mot ton carried. Council Mlllbers ltoltay, Hathaway, l'191ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habefttcht, Van Dyke NOfte (d) Director llanush preset1ted a rec .... ation fraa tlle Pl&1111ing 111d Zoning c-tssion to adopt a btll for III ordtNRCe approvt .. the ZOfting of newly annexed lllld . llr. llallush i11forad C..Cil tut tlle Pl11111i .. and Zoning c-ission held a ,_He hearing on tilts •tter • .-. 4, 1111. TM rec•- aelldation froa the c-tsst• ts for Cwtl to ...,,..,. • ftrst Nading the zontng set forth 111 to.en 1111 lo. 44 111d to Mt a ,.uc llearing for July 15, 1991, to consider 1111 coaents offend at tile ,_11c lleart .. prtor to the secOftd reading of the council btll . TM City Clerk was asud to nad Council Bill No . 44 , etititled: COUNCIL Bill II>. 44, INTIODUCED IY CGUIICIL 11EMO 111•115 A Bill FOR M OIIDI ZCIUI& PIOPCITICS L¥a:IED 10 nee CITY Of Ol5t.DIXIO . CGUIICIL -Ill ..... , -ff -•111a, 11 ........ lt111 11(~) • CIIIICIL IIU ..... BID W INI. Ayes : Cwtl n1•1rs le1tay, Mlt"-IY, 11111 111 , •Hock, ClaylOII, I t, V o,lle Mot Oft carried • • I· • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 .. • • .. COUNCIL NEIIIER lfllllNS MOVED, MD IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO SET A PUil.iC HEARIN& FOR JULY 15, 1991 AT 7:30 P.N., TO COIISID£1 ZCIIIN& DESI-TICII FOR TH£ NElfLY AN- NEXED PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF Ell&LEWOOD, COLOUDO. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec0111tndation froa the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agreeaent with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Nr. Fonda explained this en- case11ent will provide a loop connection for two existing lines. Two bid pro- posals were received, with Drake Contractors subllitting the low bid of S23,800. COUNCIL IIEIIIER IULLOCIC MOVED, All) IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPIOff TIE MIMD OF IID FOR TIE IORIN& All) EIICASI• Of A IIATER LI• llmEI TIE CII-UIIP AT USZl5 All) SANTA FE IN THE MOUNT Of $23,IOO. Before voting, there was brief discussion concerning the ultiaate respon- sibility of landscaping or asphalt restoral. Nr. Fonda confiraed there should be no asphalt restoral required and that there is little if any landscaping. However, the ultiaate responsibility will rest with the City. City Nan199r Fraser offered to provide Council with aore 1nfonut1on concerning the schedul 1ng and coaplet1on of this project. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Mot ton carried. Council ....,.rs ltoltay, Nath_.,, lf1191ns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dylce None (f) Director Fonda preseated a recoaNdatton froa the Ut111t1es De- partaent to adopt a bill for 111 ord1nuce approvt111 five ea1a111ts froa the Sout"9ate Sanitation District 11g Dry Creek Interceptor Ea1a111t along South Platte River Drive. The City Clerk was asked to read Coullcil 1111 No. 39, entitled: COUNCIL IILL NO. 39, INTIOOUCm IY COIIICIL NEJa(I NATHAMAY A Bill FOR AN OIIOIIWICE APNOVINC Flvt EASODTS FOi TN( SGUTIUTE SMITATIOII DISTRICT BIG ORY CIEElt INTERCEPTOR WDOT At.CII& SCJUTN PlATit 11¥£1 Ollvt • COUNCIL .... NATMIAY IIDIID, -IT IN 1811.a, Tl a,fllft --ITIII ll(f) • CGIIICIL IILL ID. It. Ay s : COUIIC11 Nabers lto1tay, Nat.._.,, lf1gg1ns , Bullock, ClaytOft, H&bell1cht, Vu Dylce Nlys : Nofte Motion carried • (9) 0 tor £st rly Prt eated • reca 111d1t III froa t De,artlllftt o Pub 1 to t r nto a tOfttr t wt th ~ 111d C4111p,tay fOf f"tP 1 ac t of .. . " I. • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1111 -Page 10 (. • • ... the carpet in the Library, utilizing Milliken Modular Carpet at a cost not to exceed $79,250. Mr. Esterly explained this was a negotiated 1111>unt which ts less than the local contractor was able to provide. Discussion ensued rela-. tive to the floor preparation and project conttgencies. Mr. Fraser •ssated..J,,,seJ, Council that tt should not be assuaed the extra aoney would be spent. At this point tt 1s not possible to deteratne the condition of the floor under the current carpet; any reaatning aontes will be returned to the General Fund. COIIICIL MENIEI HAIEIIICHT IIWED, MD IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO MITHOIIZE THE CITY IWIMER TO ENTER INTO A CClffUCT 111TH UIII MD allPMY, DEIIVD, COLOUDO, FOR MILLIKEN MD COIIPMY, UIIUIIE, IEmlA, FOi PIOYIDI• MD IISTALLI• IIILLIKEII NODULAR CAIP£T Ill THE EIIILE.IIOOD LIIIAIY, THE Mllllff 11n' TO EXCEED $71,250. Council Mellber Koltay expressed concern over the unner in which bid requests are occasionally structured, resulting tn sole source contracts. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (h) COIIIICIL .... cuma IMED, -IT IIU SKGIIIED, TO TAIL[ -- ITDI 12 (h) IEUTI• Tp THE 111:USI• Of Wll.llffMY CIIDOE ...al'IES INTO NYI• DlffllCT •• M/Cr,,c.re,fa l(.411lc,~-e-ff'tl::>,~-,..-,.-,. ,qq1. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hat"-IY, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habelltcllt, ¥111 Dyte hys: None Notion carried. ( i) Dt rector Hayes prese11ud a NC nllat 1• ,,. tlle Dlpartwt of Fi111ncial Services to adopt a resolutt• ,,..,tdt31 for t"8 lottce of Sale of Special Assesl88ftt londs for Pavt31 Dtstrtct lo. M/Collcrete llpllelalt Dts- trict No. 1991 . Ns. Hayes provided t11f.,.tt• relative to J,,,..,,J I The resolution was assigned a ftUIIINr 111d read by tttle: R£S0lUTIC* II>. 59, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOlUTIC* NDVIDlllli FOR TN[ •Tit( Of SAU Of SPECIAL ASSESSIDT IDNDS Of TN( CITY Of Elllil.EIOIO, COlOUDO, Fa MYlllli DISllltT II>. M/CCIICl(T( REPUCE · NENT DISTRICT II>. 1991 , II TH( NlltlNL. MOIIIT Of tNI.-.. ..,,IDlllli FOR THC PUllltATIC* .. Mlllllli Of TN[ ll)TIC[. .J1• oo CIIIICIL -at.TAY .... • IT • •••••, " •NIUE •a••n• •· It, SDIU Of 1991. ~s: ... , : Not ton carrted , . ' ' I. • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 11 •, • • • (j) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recOllll!ndat1on to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the i11poundinent of motor vehicles. Mr. DeWitt explained the .. nc1aent 1s necessary as a result of the reorgJl!\~\.i.«m.J> .. nfJiously approved by Council to provide Code Enforcement Officer~ffllJflfy;te.1nJ1r11 ••• l1Js. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 43, entitled: ~ COUNCIL BILL NO. 43, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBEI ~"'p,r· A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER lA, SECTIONS 2 AND 3, RELATING TO THE IMPOUNDMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. COUIICIL .... CLAYT• IIOYED, Am IT IIAS smllB, TO APPIOVt MEll>A ITEM ll(j) -COUIICIL IILL IIO. 43. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, lliggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion caM'ted. 13. ...,.,, Dtscus1ton (a) Mayor's Choice (1) Mayor van Dyke proposld a resolution supporting the United States Conference of Mayors tn tts atttapt to aodtfy current laws regarding federal ... ,vency planning and response assistance. The resolution was assig- ned a nUllber and read 1n tts entirety. RESOlUTI• NO. 60, SERIES OF 1191 •• •• DYii .... • IT as m111a, 11 ••IIVI 111111.un• •· to, SDIU IF lltl. Ayes : eo.cu ......,.. loltay, Hau.a..,, 11111tns, lulloclr., Clayton, Nablntcllt, Vu Dyb Nays : ... Motton carried. (b) COURCll .._..r's Choice (t) COUIICtl .._..r •noclt proposed a reselutt• Ntllort1t .. a ...,rtal contr1butt• to the I . Crat1 lelson llllllrta1 fad. The -t of SI ,500 was t11 rted tn t9'1 f1ftlt ...,.as:i The reseh,tt• •s asstlftld a -- ber and read by t 1t1e: • z.. I SOt.UTI IIO . 61, IICS OF IMI 1*1 ZI A NOalAl CGIITlllUTICII TO TN( I . CMIC •ts• "81). COUIICIL •LICI .... -IT IN m111a, 11 •tllVI ...,, ••. 11, IDID W lltl, • •. .. I. • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 12 . ' (. • • (ii) Council Mellber Clayton proposed a resolution indicating En- glewood's supEor for the National Education Goals for the children of the City of Engl odn He eagly urged support of these goals and the par- ticipation of he lteunci Lass in conjunction with the School Board toward the acc011p1is of t m].s. The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 62, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. CCIIIICIL IIEIIIO CLAn• IIOVED, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPIOVE 1£501.UTI• IO. 12, SEIIES Of IHI. Council Meaber Wiggins, who participated in the video telethon earlier this evening, stated the ':8:{!!'9 was well attended; he concurred with Mr. Clayton's strong support of t~nal Education Goals. Vote results : ~es: Council NZllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motton carried. (ttt) Council .....,_r .,llock: 1. He requested that Council Bt11 lo. 31 reprdt .. the elect1ot1 of the Mayor by popular vote be on the July I, IHI, &geftda. . 2. He requested that the tounc11 J111 ~ the .,11dt .. Code be on t~Jul I, IH~I~~~~~ '" , ... .,.... ,.f'-.c~ ;,~ ~ • coaented upon the article Mlltch appeared in the June 13th issue of tt1e EnglllllOOd Seftttna1, ~ '/ J . He advised Counct Lof the -.c•t .. •111rJorte '• Day,• July 7th at 5:00 p.a ., and he ,....,ted ~••• h "'hflAlar ,.,,. ... t the City at that f1111Ctl•. Mayor V n Oyk rffd to th h reprt1111t1ttot1 . He reque ltd that al 1 Colorldo •tctpal lMIU& 1ttfftdN1 ,....,n for a h1ut aft r t ti.., adJourt1 • ( v) C 1 .._..r Clayt•: 1. auacn ... cuna ..... • n • •• ••. " .,,.. TIii 11111 -"°" lflTN YW ti NI TIii -IF Clll-iM. IJII • "' -. ( ' I . • - - • • • • • t• • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 13 Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Nellber Wiggins Motion carried. Council Nellber Wiggins explained his "nay" vote was due to being inforaed that SOiie llellbers of the Parks and Recreation C011111ission were not in favor of this agreeaent. Council Nellber Clayton countered that the Coanission had not taken a vote concerning this itea. 2. He provided an update on the Aaerican c-.nities for Cleanup Equity (ACCE) meeting which he will be attending in Washington, D.C. on June 25, 1991. City Attorney DeWitt provided additional infonaatic" concerning ACCE's legislative efforts. (v) Council Metlber Habenicht: 1. She aentioned that Ken Waechter had expressed concern over certain aaend- aents to the Code, approved in 1989, which now peraits the licensing of ice crea• vender trucks. Mr. Waechter feel$-tthis is a significant safety hazard to Englewood's children. ""'iM...$uggeste4"ffaff look into the issue to determine if it has presented a problea. -lJased on that inforaation, it aay be necessary for Council to reevaluate this Code provb4on. --fk,4 . ~ f- 2. She requested that staff look into providing clear aarkings of lanes on the exit raap of West US2BS up to Broadway. 3. She coap11•nted staff on recent issues of The Citizen and Pipeline as being very inforaative. (vi) Council Metlber W1c19ins: I. He inquired if the "report officers• wre now on duty tn Safety Services; he was inforaed they wre and are referred to as "Police Desk Officers." 2 . He requested that the turn slot at Oxford and Broadway be painted. 3. He inquired about the Olson lawsuit. Mr. Dellttt briefly responded. 4. He advised Council of the wll-attended •steal perforaances staged by the Downtown Developaent Authority tn the Plaza. 5. He asked about the acquiJ!!!;l Qf ~heSQu!h Drile -tn property ;_hf~~~:· led w aov e forward on this . ~-'c<~-1 ~ ~ ~~~ FMSll : ••• II lfSMISt l9 •. vt•IIS' CUUJI W SGUTN SUIUIIM DRIVE IN SITE, WE HAD 0\SCUSS(D THAT AS M OIJ(CTIVE FOi I-IN TEAMS Of LODl(IIIG AT TH( KQUISJTJOIII -JDIUIP-A ,t,M F'OR IT . NY STRATEGY WITH THIS JS TO CGISIDEI lMTH I -Tit( Jttr Bla(T AND TO LOOK AT WHAT KIii>$ Of ,.-S Alt£ IIEC[SSMr FOi TMT . 11£'VE BEU DI SC USSICIIS, HOME'51, Vint. SOUTH ... 11 A KRY ,ULJNIINY WAY A80UT WHA~ 1£ IIOSSIIU SO ntAT VE IIIA..D • All.E TO HAVE NOi£ F'Jllt REC TICIIS TO Y°"'-lJI lHAT IUDCCT .jS TO IIIAT 'S 1£AllY ,os . SIBLE . MY UP£CTATIOIII JS TOOAY IS NT TH(Y Al( OOJIC TH(JR M ' I. • - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 14 CLAYTON; •, • • • 2. She inforad Council that the Englwood 0-.tOIIII Developat1t Authority 1s considering funds for public restroom W the Plaza area. 3. She inforad Council that Denver Regi011al Council of Gove,,....ts ts hold· ing a public hearing on June 25, 1991 c011Ceming the IMC proposal· she re- quested conftraation that EnglllfOOCl's posit10ft ..... ins the s-;jt if not, ..... sh• requested additional input. Council lllallber Habenicht inaicated she would like to discuss changing the City's posttton. 14. Ctty llanalff'I ~ (a) Mr. Fraser inforad Council that there ts 110 scheduled study ses- sion the week of June 25th. (b) Mr. Fraser advtsed Council M .. 141 be Hlattti .. a will• report on the outcoae of the .. tings wttll DAICO regardtng Ct.,.lla Ctty. (c) He inforad Council that Mltc Service c...,. of Colorado llas agreed to let the Ctty of Englwood utiltn Jt• C11•1rs for the •xt U to II a011ths. Mr. Ch..,.rs will be asststtng the Ctty t• tts KOMatc develop11111t efforts. ( d) He allftOUftCed tllat there wt 11 lie a lNI' of INclr.-rt• .,_,,. for those persons attending Colorado "-1ct,a1 L...-. TIit lNI' ts ICMdllled for Friday at 11 :lO a.a . (e) He .. ttOfted the •&otct1a• ,....,.. as Ntlt .... t• ta.. last hMI ef The ct t t "· He fNls tllts progr• wtll i..w a ,estth,e t•n11111ee wtlllt• ta.. C Y 0 "9lft lll l Oft . 15 . Ctty lttoPMJ's llllf)ln (1 ) Nr . Dell l tt adv t sed tllat Cwil l fl l ... J~ ••• •• t•1.a at the last t t ng,w l1 1 be OIi the July lit ....... TIit ~tll c.eac.ns • ••-•t for •c hange or c rta t 11 proptrlles wttll the State Nt.-..., °'"rtaat . • ·. . ' .. I· • - - • Englewood City Council Ninutes June 17, 1991 -Page 15 16. Adjourrant · ... C, • . .. • ... .. CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEI ULTAY IIOY£D TO AIWCIIIII. The wting adjourned at 10:17 p.a. City Clerk •. ' •. I. . • - - • • • • • • EIIIL.EllOGD c1n CCIUIICIL EIIILOIOGD, AIAPMIIE CGIIITY, COLOUDO letular Sesston .Jurl9 17, Htl 1. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:37 p.a. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Nellber Bullock. 3. Pledfe of Allet1anc:e The Pledge of Allegiance was ltd by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorum was present. Also preSNt: 5. lltnutes Council Nlllbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None City llaftag1r Fraser City Atton1ey Dlllttt Assist•t Ctty llaftager Narttn Ctty Clerk C"* Dua &lute,, llaste ..........,.t Coordtnator Director "-sit, C-tty Developa11t Director Fonda, Utilities Director Esterly, Pllbltc Works Dtrector Hayes, Ft...cial Services (1) CGUIICIL ... CUYTII .... -ff -..... 1 ll ...... TIii ,m1ms OF TNE -• IIEIT• • .-,. •••· ~es: Counctl ...._rs Koltay , Hathway , Bullock , Clayton , Habetl tc llt. Y• o,te Rone Nay s: Counc il ......,. 111wt111 Ab s ta in: Not on carried. • .. I. • • - • • Englewood City Council Ntnutes June 17, 1991 -Page 2 . . • • • (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East D1rt110uth Avenue, did not appear as scheduled. (b) Sandra L1ver110re, 2758 South Delaware Street, did not appear as scheduled. (c) A resolution reappointing Don Styes to the Englewood Liquor Licens- ing Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 49, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DONALD J. STYES TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. CCIUIICIL NEIIIEl HAWY IIIDIED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIED, TO APPIDff 1ESOW1'1• •• 49, SOIES OF IHI. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, lltggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Styes' tena of office expires August 4, 1994. (d) A resolution appointing Nike llard to Englwood's Keep Alltrica Beautiful Caahsion was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 50, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MICHAEL MMI) TO Fill A VACANT POSITION ON THE KEEP MERICA BEAUTIFUL CONNISSION Of EIICLEIIOOD, COLORADO. CCIUIICIL .... HAWY IIIDIED, -IT ---· TO APfllft ••un• •. IO, SOIES OF 1111. Ayes: Council ..._.rs Koltay, Hat"away, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habentc"t, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. Nr . Ward's tena of office expires Dlc ... r 10, 1112. (e) A resolution appot11tt111 EIIIIM Otts to E119l.....od 's llater and S...r Board was considered. TM resol•tton was asstgned a naber and re.ct by title : RESOLUTION II>. 51 , SERIES Of 1111 A RCSOl.UTION APflOINTII& [UIEII( OTIS TO fill A V~ POSITICII OI TH( IMTD Ml) SCVU IIOAIID 0,: Cl&LEIIOOD, COl.OMDO . CGIIICIL .... MllWY 1MB, -IT IN BIiia, Tl #f•H IDILUl'I• •• II, SOIH OF 1111. AyH: Council ..._.rs Koltay, HatllalAy , IUggtn s, Cl.,ton , Hablfttc"t, Van Dyke Nays : None t on carrttd . Nr . Ot ts ' ttra of offtce ex,tres F....,..r, I , 1112 . lllll oc lt , • f • I· • - - • • • Engl..ood City Council Minutes June 17, lttl -Page 3 · ... • • • ( f) A resolution reappointing Walt T0110oka to the Englewood Downtown Developaent Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOINTMENT Of WALT TONOOICA TO THE BOARD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEYELOPNEIIT AUTHORITY. COUNCIL IIEIIID HATHMIAY IIOVED, -IT IMS SEallDED, TO APPllOft ••wn• NO. 52, SOIES Of lttl. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Nr. TCIIIOOka's tera of office expires June 30, ltt5. (g) A resolution reappointing Gordon Close to the Englwood Dolllntown Developaent Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 53, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE REAPPOJNTNENT Of GORDON CLOSE TO THE BOARD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOIII DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. COUNCIL IIEIIID HAWY IIMD, • IT IIAS .... Tl ...... 11-.un• NO. U, SDHS Of lNl. Ayes: Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hath•ay, IUggins, Bullock, Clayton, NabNicht, Y• Dyu Nays : NOiie Notion carried. Nr. Close's tera of office expires Jwle 30, 1995. (h) A resolution reappoi•t1111 T• •ns to tlle Englwood Housing Au- thority was considered. TIie resoh1ti011 •s assigNCI a IIUIINr 111d read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 54, SERIES Of lNl A RESOLUTION RATIFYlllli TH£ lt£AIIIIOl1111DT Of TCII 11as TO TH( HOUSJllli AUTHORITY Of TH£ CITY Of Elllil.EWOOO, COLOUDO COUIICIL ........... , ..... -IT ........ Tl ........ wa• •. M, IDIU If INI. Ayu : COWKtl ....,.rs Koltay, Hal"-11, lfiggi•s, lullock , ClaytOII, ...._icht, Vu Dyb Nays : NOiie Not t Oft carried . fir . lunis ' tera of office expires .hlly I, INI . (I) A ruolut.tOII rea,,ot•tt111 ._ llMden to the htl..._. u_.. l l ct111t, Authority was c011stdtt'ed . TIie resol•tl• •• a11t9Nd a ...... 1111d rtad by It.le : • .. I. • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 4 RESOLUTION NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991 '· • • A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RON LUNOERS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCIL NEIIIEl HATIWY NOVED, -IT IIA5 SEtmllED, TO APPllOVE IESOLUTI• NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Neabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Lunders' tera of office expires August 4, 1994. 7. Non-scheduled Vts1tors There were no non-scheduled visitors. 8. C-..,1cat1ons and Proc1-t1ons (a) c:macn .... IIATIWIAY .... -n IMS ..... TO ACCEPT THE 1Es1•n• OF umnL IDSIO FMll llE IEEP MEIICA IOUJIFII. CIIIIISSI •• Ayes: Council .....,." loltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (b) c:macJL .... ULICI .... -IT IMS m•a, TO APNOII THE PIOCUMTI• -·· llE FIFTIOH ... -IWIISMY OF .-S -DIIITNY TOTTIII. Ayes: Council ....,.rs loltay, Hathaway, WtNtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habentdlt, ¥111 Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. Best wtshes were uteftclecl to tM Tottons, both of .._ are active, involved lllllbers of the coaa1111tty. ,. Mltc 11Nrt111 to CGM1W M •11 ... It to tlle 1-1 ZOM D1strtct letulattons. c:macJL .... IIAWY ..U, -IT IMS Bllma, TO 0Pa llE fUILIC ...... Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. COUIIC11 ..... n loltay, Hatu.y, V1Nhls, lelllock, Clayton, Habentcllt, V• Dyke None D r«tor Wanush provided proof of ,-Hcatt111 that tile 110tlce of ,-.11c Mar- i ng was publ hhed In the [ftll.....t S..tt•l • Illy JO, lMl. NI ,..,ted that the Stiff Rt,ort 111d the Fllldt1111 of F1et relattwe to U. ,_1 tc lleart"' before t PlaM ng and Zont119 Coats1t111 be aede a part of the record of tilts publ c art119 . NI provided bac~ l•f.,.tt• relative to te. NICJT , • dat. on dtlet.tng the wnt •brellar, ,,. Slctt• 11 -4 -U(C)(l). If wroved, b rte WCM1ld IIO IOft98r be excllldld as a 11se f• tM 1·1 lt•t 1•1trta1 D s t .r cl . Nr . lflllillh exphtlltd the prt•r, COIICMII to be addressed ts •ther 'I • I. • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 5 • • ,,_ a brewery should be allowed in an 1-1 Zone District; would it be a nuisance; would it be an obnoxious neighbor. After investigating the issue, it is the opinion of staff and the Planning C0111ission that the use "brewery• would not be obnoxious. He assured Council that should the use "brewery• be reaoved frOII the list of excluded uses, any brewery exceeding one acre would still require Council approval as a Planned Developaent; and Planned Developaents •ust aeet certain criteria. It was pointed out that this zoning change is not site-specific. There is no assurance that a brewery would actually becOlle a reality, the change only .. kes it a possibility. Additionally, should a brew- ery/brew-pub wish to locate in the 1-1 Zone District, both J.llf"State and local liquor licensing approval would be necessary. · Mr. and Nrs. Robert Jackson, 4600 South Huron Street, stated they objected to the change due to increased noise and traffic. They c011111nted that the neigh- bors they had spoken to also objected but were unable to coae to the aeeting . The procedure for liquor licensing approval was discussed as were the traffic probleas. Elaer Jungck, 4606 South Mariposa Drive, stated he and his wife strongly op- posed the proposal of putting a brewery into the Cedar LUllber ~ilding. An- ticipated production, increased truck traffic, and possible oclof"probleas were discussed in depth. Richard Squire, Breckenridge Br.wery, Breckenridge, Colorado, offered inforaa- tion concerning the brewery business and his potential location in the Cedar LUllber building. Water quality and usage were explained. No other c011111nts were offered conceming the proposed change to the 1-1 Zone District list of excluded uses. COUIICIL IIElaEI Ill.TAY .... -IT IIU Baa. ll CUii THE fUILIC NEMJ•. ~s: Council Nabers IColtQ, HathaMy, Wi19ins, Bullock, ClQton, Habellidlt, ¥111 Oyb Nays: NOiie Motton carried. 10 . ...,._al on SecOM 1N11t111 Counct 1 .....,_r Habenicht reqNsted that .-aa Item IO(b) ud IO(c) be ad - dressed tndivtdually. Therefore, ft was decided to address separately each It under thts sectfOII . (a) CGUIICIL .... •LICI .... -IT IIU ...... "a,rlllV( -- DA fTDI IO(a) • CGUIICIL IILL •• JI, lllflnlla A IIU NI M -IIIMCI NDIIY -·· Tint l, CIIIPTII 7, IICTI• I, IIIU· .. -ICINL ca ·-rtnAllm Tl •••1cr111-.... IF TIIE -r•• •1c1NL CUT. A,es : Nay : COUftCtl Nabers IColtQ, Hath-,, lft19tns, a..noct, ClQton, Habelltcht, ¥111 ~ NOiie ' I .. I . • - • • • •, Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 6 • • • ... Motion carried. Council Bill No. 36 is designated as Ordinance No. 36, Series 1991. {b) CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEl HAIEIIICNT IIIDVED, M1t IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO APPROVE MB1>A ITDI lO(b) -CCIUIICIL IIU •• 41, EIITITUD: A IILL FOil M -IIIMICE APPIOVI• Mlt MmalZI• TIE EIECUl'I• OF M INTO· IOVEIIIIEIITAL COOPDATI• MIIEEIIEN1' lfllH MAPW CGIIITY IELATI• TO TIE CCII- DUCT OF cmNllln DEYtLOPIIEIIT ILOCI IIM1' PIDIUIIS FOi FEDDAL FISCAL YEARS l tt2 TlllOUIII l tt4. Council Metlber Habenicht requested conftr11&tton fro11 Director Wanush that the percentages Englewood -,uld receive under this contract -,uld reaa1n the s111e for each \~h~ years of the contract. Nr. Wanush afftraed they -,uld. Vote resuCi ts: Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Nays: Motion carried. 1991. Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council 8111 No . 41 1s designated as Ordinance No. 37, Series {c) CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEl HAWY IIIDVED, Mlt IT IIAS SECCIIIIED, TO APNO¥£ MED ITEII lO(c) • COIIICIL IIU •• 41, EIITITUDz M •11W1CE ME1111• nru 11, CIIAP'l1I 4, sa:n• c.. WBTI• J, OF TIE EIIILEIIDOD •1c1NL amt 1•. IT NLETI• 1IIE TIIII _, -IECUII. M EIIOIEIICY. (Clerk's Note: Thts Council 1111 did ftOt receive W1Ptmus approval at the June 3, 1991, Engl....S Ctty Co.ctl .. ttng. Tlle"fo", 1t ts not considered an ... "9811CY ordt11111ee as ta.a tttle tlldtcates.J Council .._.r Habenicht stated she ... 1d be voting egah1st appro¥al of Coun - cil Bill No. 42 as she fNls t~ ts potNtfal for a11 advene tapact on the residents close to the 1·1 Zone Dtstrtct . SIie stated the ZOfttng ordinance factlttates business and serves to protect the "stct.nttal qualtty of the c•· •ntty, and that Council has a c-ttalftt to both. Council .._.r Hathaway stated she wt11 vote for eo..c11 1111 lo . 42, that It 1s laportant to kNP In atlld approval ts •t stte-spectftc. bllt use •s,ectftc . To not approve It ts counterproduc:ttve to [1191.....S 's ecOM11tc. deft1.,..t e fforts . Counc t1 ...... r Claytoft COlaNtecl ..-tM ltst of UHi uc.111ded , ... the 1-1 Zone Dis tr i ct , •st of llllltch a" the ktlld of tllt119s .. tell .. 1c1 ftOl be wtlc- an,-here t n the c-tty. Ne dots 111t fNl tM ltH • ..,, .. ..,. fal ls t•to the s -catt90ry . Ne s trongly spoke ..._t tllt IINd to NCOW• res,cN1s fbl 1 bu si ne ss people• are wtlltng to r tsk the i r future tn til ts ~t ty . CCMmCil .._..r lullock , speakt119 to tllt Jeck1111 s • tllt Jwltcks , spoke about the posst b t ltty of •favorable collabttatfOII , • s tat , .. tllt t r c011Cen1 1 utt bt .. I. • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 7 • • I~ • overcome. He explained he wou 1 d be voting in favor of Council Bill No. 42, but he assured the Jacksons and the Jungcks he would do everything possible to placate their concerns and needs. Council Metllber Habenicht wished the record to reflect that she does encourage new business; however, she Maintained that this •particular business in this particular location would put a hardship on the property owners and citizens who live in our COllalllntty.• Vote resu 1 ts: Ayes: Council Netlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays : Counc 11 Mellber Habenicht Notion carried. Council 8111 No. 42 is designated as Ordinance No. 38, Series 1991. .tt Mr. Jungck d~l';,:to Council's attention the heavy traffic, excessive speed and potential of injury due to children sitting on the Big Ory Creek Bridge . Mayor Van Dyke requested that staff review the traffic concerns in that par- ticular area. Mr. Jungck also c01111ented on the dUlll)ing of cedar shingles on Windenaere. Director Wanush explained this was a t911POrary recycling process, the operation of which has been approved by the Fire Division. 11. Public Fon.a to pther tnput froa cttt:nns repN11nt the deftlo,-nt of the ltt2 budtet. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI CLAYT• IMED, -IT IMS SECCIIDED, TO OPEii THE PUii.iC F ..... ~es: Council lllllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. City Manager Fraser explained the public fora ts being held to provide citizens an opportunity to COlllleftt on the IMZ budget prior to MY fonu11ztd budget recOlllleftdations. The public fora precedes the public hearing required by Charter which is scheduled for S.,tlllber 16, lMl . John Peterson, 3963 South CherokN Street, Chainun of the Englwood Public library Advisory Board, ape_eared on behal(:t,f the library Boa~. He lnforatd Council that the Board h .. bteft advtsectlffhe City Nallager hal ,..._steel the Ltbrar1, al0ft9 with other Ctty detNrlatlts" to subatt budgets for ltlZ based on 97S of the cu"""t lMI budget. He actv1sed Council that the library Board unantaously passed a aotion OIIPOSed to the aandatory ll redllction of library funds . He stated a resolut on expressing the Board's conce"'s w111 be pres • tt1led to Council prior to the budgeting process. He hlll'ligllted the services provtded by the library and stated that if Engl.-od INftls to attract and re - tan new faatllts and businesses. quality library services are esstfttial . He concluded by expressing appreciation for Council's approval or the purchase of the new booluloblle . There ... ,.. no other clt.lZtftS who wished to speak U':'W, •••· ' ~ ,ti. ,/, • • .. I . • - • • • ·, Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 8 • • COUNCIL NEMER HATHAWAY MOVED, Ml> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC FORUM. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Notions (a) Dana Glazier, Waste Nanag ... nt Coordinator, presented a recC111aenda- tion frOII the Depart .. nt of C0111Untty Developaent concerning the Keep Aaertca Beautiful C011111sston. Nr. Glazier explained the C01111tsston wished to be tden- ttfted as the •Engle.ood Clean, Green and Proud C01111isston• tn an effort to reflect the C0111tssion's goals and to better distinguish Englewood's c0111ts- slon froa the 111,jority of other Keep Aaerica Beautiful c01111sslons. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE KEEP MERICA BEAUTIFUL CCIIUSSION Of THE CITY OF ENGLEMOOO TO USE THE DESCRIPTION ·THE ENGLEIIOOD CLEAN, GREEN Ml> PROUD COMMISSION.• CGUIICIL IIEIIO MTIWY mnl, -IT IIU SlCCIIIID, TO UPIIII IESkUJI• •• II, SOIES OF 1N1. ~es: Nays: Motton carried. Council lllllbers Koltay, Hathway, lft19tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (b) Dana lilazter, lfaste ........._..t Coordinator, presented a recoaenda - tton frca the Oepartaent of c .... ity Devel.,...t to approve a resolution es- tabltshing five subcoatttNs wttllin tile £1111...cl c1 .. , ,,..... alld Proud C•· atssion. Those subcoaittNs wre identified as: 1 . Nufticipal Sol id Waste CoaittN z. Adopt -a -Spot ud leautification CoatttN 3. (ducattOII CoaittN 4. Fund bhing Coaittee 5. Public lelattOIIS CoatttN Discussion 1tt1sU9CI cORCenilng the varlMs ••-tttees. It •• clartrtld tllat Council approval of tlleH •*-•tt•• ts ,....,,. te e111fora wttll tlle ,.. • qut,......ts set fortll h• Drdi11111Ce lo . IO, Series of 1•; fwtMr, tllat eo.- c l 's authority tn this .. tter ts 110t bli119 dtatntsllld 11 tlle CoatsslOII will be working w thin tile gutdelt11ts PNWided by eo.cn. TIie resoluttcNI •s as - s gnecl a " r afld read by tt t1 •: R SOLUTION NO . S7 , SCllES OF lNl A RESOt.UTION CSTAlllSHlltC flV SIIICCIIIITI[ES Of TH[ DtelOIOOD UEP MEIICA BEAUTIFU CONNIS IC* • • .. I· • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 • • " COUNCIL NEIIIEl HATIWIAY NOYED, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPllOVt IERUTICII NO. 57, SEIIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (c) Director llanush presented a recoalftdation froa the Department of Coauntty Developaent to approve I resolution and agreeaent with three local trash haulers tn conjunction with the Recycling Pilot Progr•. Nr. llanush infonaed Council the pilot progr• will cOIIMlnce July l, 1991, and will be tn effect for six aonths. The resolution would allow the City to enter into three separate contracts with Waste Manager of Denver South, Browning-Ferris Industries, and Laidlaw Waste System, Inc. The resolution was assigned 1 nUllber and read by tttle: RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THREE (3) AGREDIENTS 111TH PARTICIPATING HAULERS IN OR- DER TO IMPLEMENT THE ENGLEIIOOO RECYCLING PILOT PaUN. COUIICIL .... NlllWY lllftl, -IT IIAS src111a. Tl ........ 11011.un• •. 51, SEIIU Of lNl. There was brtef dtscusston relative to the grant -t•s we.tell are flllldtng tilts progr•, and tt was c011ftrad that the pilot fNI"• ts •t bet .. flllldecl by the Ctty of Englwood. It ts hoped that the f''I'• wtll leld to Mlbstuttal waste reducttOII, and that the t11fo,-tt011 ,a,,...... u.,.. tlle progr• u11 bl shared wttll other c-tttes for tlletr recycH .. efforts. Vote resu 1 ts : Ayes: Nays: Mot ton carried. (d) Director llanusll pre1e11ted a rec......aatt• froa tlle fl11111t .. and ZOfttng c-tsston to ldopt a btll for • ordtlllllCe a,,rovt .. tile 1011t119 of newly aMexecl 1anc1 . 111r • .,._sll t•f.,..... eo.cn tut tile ,1-1 .. 111d Z•t11t c-tss °" held a ,.1 tc heart .. oa tllts •tter .. .,_. 4, lMl. n.. rec•- NftdattOft fraa the C-tsst• ts fer C..Ctl to ... ,. .. oa ftrst readtag the '°" 111 s fortll " cwn 1111 lo . M ~,t-rt .. for July IS. IMI. lo COftSlcler .. , c ts tfftNd 1111 ,..,or to t11e Olld reld .. of the CNIICtl bill . City Cl ........ to ...... CCMNKtl I 11 • "· titled : IL llll •• M , llfTIIIOUCQ IY CCIUICI A Ill roa • Oll)IIWIC ••• PWOTI( MIIOO TO 1111151 CITY Of DIDGD , CNICIL ............... -IT -••••• " .... -na U(•> • CIIIICIL IIU •• .. , .... a W IMI, ' ' • • I. • • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 10 • • Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. COUNCIL IEIIIO IH•INS MOVED, N IT MAS SEcaED, TO SET A MLIC HEAIU• FOi .JULY 15, lttl AT 7:30 P.N., TO cm1D£R ZONI• DESI-TION FOi TIE IEILY AN- NEXED PIOP£lTY TO TIE c1n OF DREIIOCID, COLOIADO. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a recClllll8ndatton froa the Engle.ood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agret11ent wtth Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water ltne at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Mr. Fonda explained this en- ,, - cas-nt will provide a loop connection for two extsttng lines. Two btd pro-0 <, posals were received, wtth Drake Contractors subllttting the low bid of t.' $23,800. s CGUIICIL IIEIIIEI U LOCI IMED, -IT IIAS SECaED, Tl AIPllft 1IE ~ID \,k · • FOi 1IE -·· -acu1• OF A •m u• 1W1 1IE ..... I USZII SANTA FE II 1IE....,. OF SZJ,D. Before voting, there was brief discussion COftCerning the ultt•te respon - sibiltty of landscaping or asphalt restoration. Nr. FOllda confi,-ct there should be no asphalt restoration ,...ired and that tMN ts little ff 111y landscaping. Howt¥tr, the ulti•te responsibility will rest witll tllt Ctty. Ctty Manager Fraser offered to provide Council with..,.. i•fonaatfOII COIICerll· tng the schechiltng 111d c-,lettOII of this project. Vote results: Ayes: lays: Not 10ft urrtecl. (f) Director FOllda ,,.. ... ted a rec ...... u .. ,,.. tM uttlittes De · partaent to adopt a bf 11 for III ordi11111ee appt"OV1RI five ...... ts fra tM South91te Sallftat fa-Dtstrtct 119 Dry Creek l•tera,ter EIMMllt al ... South Platte River Drive . TIie Ctty Clert was asked to Nld eo.cn ltll •· Jt. tfttttled : CCUCIL IILL ..,. 39, IITIIDDUCCO IY CCUCIL IIJa(I NATNMMY A llll FOi M OIDINMCC ........ FIVE EASDOTS FOi TN( SOUTIUT[ SANITATION DISTRICT IIG ORY CR£El IITCIICCPTOI WOOT AlONC SOUTN Pt.Affl IIWCI .. ,vc . CIUICIL ... MWY .... -IT IIU SIIIIIB, Tl ........ 11111 ll(f) • CIIIICIL llll •. Jt • ' ' • .. I. . ' • - • • • Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes June 17, 1991 -Page 11 • • Ayes: Council Metllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (g) Director Esterly presented a recOlllendation froa the Oepartaent of Public Works to enter into a contract with Kahn and CCJIIPany for replaceaent of the carpet in the Library, utilizing Milliken Modular Carpet at a cost not to exceed $79,250. Nr. Esterly explained this was a negotiated uiount which is less than the local contractor was able to provide. Discussion ensued rela- tive to the floor preparation and project contingencies. Nr. Fraser advised that it should not be assuaed the extra aoney would be spent. At this point it is not possible to detenaine the condition of the floor under the current carpet; any reaaining aonies will be returned to the General Fund. COIIICIL IIEJIIO HAIElllaff IIOVED, -IT MAS SECWD, TO MITHOIIZE THE CITY IUIMIEI TO Elfl'El INTO A COlffUCT 111TH UIII -allNIIY, DEJIIEI, COLOUDO, FOi IIIUIUI -CGIINIIY, UIIUIIIIE, IDIIIA, FOi PlfllDI• _, IISTALLI• IIILLIUI 1111111•..M CAIPET Ill 11IE EIII EIINlt LIIUIY, 11IE Mllllff IDT TO EXCEED $7t,2IO. Council .....,.r Koltay expressed concern over the aanner in -"ich bid requests are occasionally structured, resulting in sole source contracts. Vote results: Ayes: lhys: Not ion carried. COUftCtl Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (II) CIIIICIL -a.Afflll ..... _, IT IIU IB .... , TO Tat -na II (11) IELATJ• 11 1111 Ila.Ill. W ---WE ••anu INTO NVI• Dlsl'alCT •• M,ca:lllE IDUIC8Bf 111111CT 1111. Ayes: Cowtl Rt:11:trs loltay, Hat.._.,, llt19t11s, lulloclt, Claytell, ....._.tcht, Van Dyke lhys: NoM Nolton carried. (I) Director Hayes ,reseated a reca 111datton froa tlle Dlpartwt of Ft11anctal Services to ...,t a resol•tton prMtdt .. for the lottce of Sale of Special Assessaent llollds for Pavt .. Dtstrtct lo. MIC.Crete ltaplac ..... t Dts- tri.cl No . 1111 . Ns. Hayes provided l11fot"111tt011 relative to bond structure, sctiedult, 111d stze whtch has bNII set at SJ70,000. TIie estt•ted interest rate and bond ratl119 •re ex,latned by Ms. Hayes. TIie resoluttCNI .. , asst9M(I an r 11d read by title : IIO . St, S(RICS Of lttl A R UTION PalDIIC fGa THC IIOTICC OF SALE Of SP£C1AL ASSESSIDT 101DS Of CITY OF CIIQ£WOO, cot.OIWJO, fGa PAVING DISTIICT IIO. M/CGIQ£TE 1£PUC(· NT DI T ICT IIO . 1111, II TNE .. IIICIPAL ~ Of SJJ0,000 MD FIOWIDI• F• TH( NIU TION MD Mill ~ IIOTIC(, . ' ' I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 12 • • • COUNCIL MENIER KOLTAY NOYED, AND IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 59, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (j) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recOllllendation to adopt a bill for an ordinance aaending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the iapoundaent of 110tor vehicles. Mr. DeWitt explained the .. ndaent 1s.laecessary as a result of the reorganization previously approved by Counc11fto provide Code Enforcement Officers enforcement authority. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 43, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 43, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NDIIER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ANEll>ING TITLE 11, CHAPTER IA, SECTIONS 2 AND 3, RELATING TO THE INPOUNIINENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. CGIIICIL IIElaEI CLAYTIII IMED, -IT lfAS SECONDED, TO APPIOft ME111A ITEII ll(j) -CGIIICIL IILL •• U. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Nofte Notion carried. 13. leMral D1scuss1• (a) Mayor's Choice (1) Mayor V• o,te preposed a resolut1011 1.....-ti .. the Ullited States C011fert11Ce of Mayors 1• 1ts attapt to aod1fy c.,.....t 1 ... ,...,...1 .. federal -rgency pl-1 .. ...S ,...,_ .. autst..c:e. The resehrtt• •• a11t1 - ned a nUlllber &Rd reed 111 its 111t 1 rety. RESOlUTION NO. 60, SOIES OF 1111 •• •• 1n11 .... • n m m11aa. " ••ar 11D11.1J1• •· •· SDIES Of lNl, Ayes : Nays : Notion carried . (b) COUftCil Mellber 's Choice (I) Counctl Mellber lu11oclt ,.....,Id a resoh•ll• authorlzl .. a ...,rial c011trlbutt011 to the R. Crate Nil ... Rlaortal F•. The ... t of SI, 500 ... , l11serted tn the fifth Whereas . lllr. lulloclt ,otated Nt ta.at lllr . Nel OIi ... , a "" fof"Nd officer • dted •II• 1• Ml"Vtce _. • •t1 for the C ty. and ht• ntat• ta.at tilts c•trUMtt • ... Id •t set a ,erttailar ,.... c •· The resoluttOII •• asslped a Md ,.... by title : • . ( .. I . • , - - • • • Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes June 17, 1991 -Page 13 RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF 1991 • • A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE R. CRAIG NELSON MEMO- RIAL FUND. COUNCIL IIEIIIER MLOCIC IIOVED, NI> IT IMS SECONDED, TO APPIOYE IESOLUTION NO. 151, SOIES OF lHl, Council Mellber Koltay explained he had suggested tabling this itea at the last 111eeting with the objective of further discussion at a study session. He of- fered the opinion that such a contribution does set a precedence. He urged that Council adopt a policy on how such contributions should be aade. Council Mellber Bullock countered that a general policy need not be adopted, that this gesture ts a •one-ttae deal tn a untque sttuatton.• Council Metlber Clayton offered information concerning the benefits provided for all eaployees, and he stated he dtd not feel tt appropriate for Council to be dtscusstng this tssue at this tiae. CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEI cunON MID. -IT IIAS SECNED. TO TMI.E laFIIITELY MEIi- DA ITEII 13(1t)(1) -IESOWrJ• NO. 11 0 SOIES OF lHl. Ayes: Council Nlllber Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: COUftCil Nlllber ltoltay, HathMAY, IH99in1, Bullock Motion defeated. Discussion continued. Council Mellber Wi99in1 inquired about the total compensation benefits as 1 result of Mr. Nelson's death. Ctty Manager Fraser explatMcl that the ent1tle- aents have not been totally deteratMcl. He offered to share that tnfonutton wtth Council when a deteraination has been reached. Council Nlllber Hoefticht tnqutred about staff's postt1on cORCeNt .. such 1 contrtbut ton. tlr. Fraser stated that venerally staff llad tlldtcated 111ell ac - tion aay be tnapproprtate, tllat sllOllld COUIIC11 do .... tilt .. of tilts aature, tt outfit to be II part of the overall revtew of the coapensattOII pl111. tlr . Fraser reaillded COUftCtl U..t tlley are the clectstOII aabrs • c..,..satt• for '°° to 500 ...,10,..s and s11ell a clectston, revardless of hew tt ts terad, s set a pNCedence tn term of e-.,ectatton and poltcy. ••· #tv .. .,. , ·' Council Nlllber Habetlicht offered ta.at th s ts 111 -ttOlial tn• .-,c,. ts dtf· flcult to deal with on III Intellectual 1 velJ ht 1 ••• It tt '• t best interest of eff"YGM not to ~ IHohfttOII lo . II. c.cer.1 .. U18 COIi · trtbutl011 lllde by c....-ry Mtlls vtllage, s felt tilts •• a testt--, te .., , ..... ty and to the servtc I we provide, and u .. c•trtbltt• stlNld be v 11 1 tribute to 111 c .. llWOOd offtc rs Mdyto Nr, lellOII Md h 1 f ly , n, ,.tr, l ,- CGUIICIL .... Ill.TAY .... , • IT IN srtlaa, Tl JMU lllllllfl• •· 11, SOl[S Of INI, Aye : l r olt !1, l.....,, Cla,t•, le , .., : ., lloc • ' I. • - • • • • . ,~ • Englewood City Council Ntnutes June 17, 1991 -Page 14 Motion carried. (ii) Council Mellber Clayton proposed a resolution indicating En- glewood's support for the National Education Goals for the children of the City of Englewood. He strongly urged support of these goals and the par- ticipation of Council in conjunction with the School Board toward the acc1111- plishment of the goals. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 62, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. CCIIIICIL IEIIEll CLAYTM IIDYED, N IT MAS SEC-ED, TO APPllOVt IDOWTIM llt. 12, SERIES OF 1111. Council Mellber Miggins, who participated In the video telethon earlier this evening, stated the ... ting was well attended; he concurred with Mr. Clayton's strong support of the National Education Goals. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Miggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. ~Clerk's note: The following 1 isttng of Council lllllber's Choice does not nece9tarily reflect the order In which they were lllde. (111) Counc:tl lllllber Bullock: I . He requested that Council 1111 No. 31 regarding the election of the Mayor by l)OIMllar vote be on the July 1, 1991, agenda. Z. He requested that the council btl 1 retarding tile lutldtng Code be on the July I, 1991, agenda. On the s-utter, he c ..... ted ..-i the article which appeared tn the June 13th tssue of the Englewood S.t1•1, stating he was tn- accurately quoted. Further, that It was not his tntet1t to cause undue hard - s hip tn the Butldtng Dtvtston . He urged expedlet1ey In resolving this tssue . J . adv sed Council of the upcoatng •t1arJorte , ... Day,• July 7th at 5:00 p.a •• and he ,.....,ted to repres8"t the City at tMt fURCtton . Nayor Van l)yte •• rffd to th ts represtntatton • ,...._,ted that all Colorado Mun c tpal le .... attendees reaeln for a •l nults after * ....... adjourn• 11 r. ( v) Counc 1 lllllber Clayton : I , CIIIICIL ... CUfflll .... -IT IMS IBllla, ll a,rMVI TIE la&• 11.Jff WITN,.., ll FIi TIil UI( OF CllffDIIIAL Ult • . ' .. I. • - • • Englwood Ctty Col.llctl lltnutes .June 17, 1111 -,a .. 15 • • • ... Ayes: Council Metlbers Kolby, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council llellber Wiggins llotton carried. Council llellber lltrtns explained his •nay• vote WIS due to being infol'lllcl that soae lllllbers o the Parks and Recreation Colllission were not in favor of this ag,.......t. Council IINber Clayton countered that the Coatsston had not taken a vote concemtng this tt•. 2. He provided an update on the American Coauntties for Cleanup Equity (ACCE) ... ting -"ich he wtll • attendtlf in Washington, D.C. on June 25, 1111. City Attorney Dlllttt provided additional infonaation conceming ACCE's legislative efforts. (v) Counc:11 Nllllber Habenicht: I. She antionecl that !Can llaecllter had expressed concern over certain aaend· ants to the Code, approved in 1119, which now peratts the licensing of tee ere• vendor trucks. llr. llaecllter feels thts ts a stgntftcant safety huard to Englewood's clltldrN. lls. Nlbentcht suggested tut staff look t11to the issue to deteratN tf tt has preHftted a probl•. Based Oft that t11fonaatton, it aay be necessary for Counc:11 to reevaluate .. Code provtsion. 2. SM requested ~ff look tnto provtdt119 clHr •rkt119s of IMes on the extt r-, of IMS~IP to .......,ay. U. S, 2'i~ J. SM c_,11_ted staff on recent iss•s of D, Ctttz• ud P1NltN as betng very tafonaattve. (vt) CNIICtl ....... 1ttwt111: l. He 111C1Mt,... tf tlll •,....ri efftcers• ..,.. -• ddJ t• Safety Servtces; he WIS i11foraed U., ..,.. 1M aN Nferred to as •,e11ce Disk Offtcen. • z. He ,....sted tllet tlll 3. He 11, .. ,,... alNNlt tlll 011• 1 4. He advt Hd CNIICtl ef the 0..tNI Divel t 5. He Hbd tecl ave f, (vtt) I. pas send t ng C tty ..__.. ng tts future z. '"' constdlt'tng f tt. llr. Dlllttt wtefly ,........... S .. • • - - • Englewood City c:ouncn Ninutes .June 17, lNl -Pa .. H • . .. •• 3. She 1nforaecl Council that Denver Regional Council of &ove,,....ts is hold- ing a public hearing on June 25, lNl concerning the MC proposal; she re- quested confh•tton that Englewod's positton ,....tns the s-; if not, she requested acldtttonal tnput. Council Nellber Habentcllt tndtcated she ...,ld Hu to dtscuss changtng the Ctty's posttton. 14. City ........,,s llport (a) Nr. Fraser tnfotwd Council t1-\ there ts • sdledllled study ses- ston the wet of June 25th. (b) Nr. Fraser edvised Counc:11 he wuld be satttt .. a witt.. rlPOf't on tlle outcoa of tlle -tt11s wttll UAVCO reg1rdt11 Ci.....,.111 City. (c) He tnforad COUIC11 tllat Publtc Sentce c......., of Colorado Ills agreed to let tlle Ctty of £11111__. ut11tze Ji• Cll•ar• for tlle Nxt 12 to 11 wtlls. llr. C11•1ra "111 tit 1111sttng the City t• tts ee11•tc devel..-nt efforts. 4"11 (d) He ••-ced tllat tlllre w111 be a tour ofjlrlcUlrtdte .,_.., for tllose persons 1thldt19 Colorado Nulltctpal Leag111. 11le tNr ts sdleduled for Frtday at 11:30 a.a. (e) He -ttoaed tlle •11tc111• progr• as Ntlt• 11 tile lut ts111e of TIie Cft1Q!, He fNls tllts p ....... "111 haft I pnttt• tlf'IIIICe wttllt• tile city Of'llll~Zatt ... 15. Ctty Attaflllr's IIIJll"t (a) llr. Dllfttt •11111 tlllt Celletl 1111 II, 17, talN It 1111 .._ IN aett11, "111 N • tile .Jlly 1st ....... 1111 lttll I t fer •••1111 of certat1 "'IJlrttes wttll tlll State ~ .. _._It 1, ...... CIIIIICIL ---11 •11•1. . ' · .. • ' - WANUSH: • • • • • l • • AGEll>A ITEN 9 -PUBLIC HEARIN& ON 1-1 ZONIN& MEIIINENTS BEFORE I BEGIN MY PRESENTATION I'D LIKE TO PUT INTO RECORD PROOF OF PUBLICATION AND NOTICE OF THIS HEARING WAS PUBLISHED IN THE ENGLEWOOD SENTINEL ON MAY 30, 1991. IN ADDITION I'D LIKE THE CLERK TO ENTER INTO THE RECORD THE STAFF REPORT THAT'S ATTACHED TO YOUR PACKET AS WELL AS THE FINDINGS OF FACT THAT WERE SENT FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO THE CITY COUNCIL. MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, WE'RE HERE TONIGHT TO REVIEW AND HEAR RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO AMEND SECTION 16-4-13C(3) OF THE ENGLEWOOD ZONING ORDINANCE THAT ESSENTIALLY DELETES THE WORD ·BREWERY· FOR THE LONG LIST OF ITEMS THAT ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE 1-1 ZONE. THE EFFECT AND IMPACT OF THIS CHANGE WOULD PERMIT BREWERIES IN AN 1-1 ZONE. AND WHEN WE TALK ABOUT THE 1-1 ZONE, IF YOU LOOK AT THE MAP OVER THERE, THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING MAP, THE BLUE AREAS ARE INDUSTRIAL ZONING. THE CROSS-HATCHED BLUE AREAS ARE 1-2 ZONES IN WHICH A BREWERY OR ANY OTHER EXCLUDED USES WOULD BE PERMITTED TODAY. THE BLUE AREAS THAT ARE NOT CROSS-HATCHED ARE THE AREAS THAT WOULD BE EFFECTED BY THE ZONE MEfOIENT AND ZONE CHANGE. THE ACTUAL ZONING ORDINANCE ITSELF SAYS THAT THE NANUFACTURING PROCESS OR THE FABRICATION OF ANY COtll>DlTY, EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING WHICH ARE PROHIBITED, THEN THE LIST GOES ON FOR OVER 40 PARTICULAR PRODUCTS OR PROCESSEES FROM ABRASIVES AND ASPHALTS TO FERTILIZERS, FUN&ECIDES, VAX AND WAX PRODUCTS, ALSO INCLUDING BREWERIES. WE TRIED TO FIii> OUT INITIALLY HOW THIS LIST WAS DEVELOPED All) WE COULD GO BACK AS FAR AS 1955 ORDINANCE WHICH WAS ONE Of THE FIRST ADOPTIONS Of THE ZONING ORDINANCE IN ENGLEMOOD AS CCIIPREHENSIVE AS IT VAS, NI> THE LIST APPEARED IN THAT ORDINANCE. IF YOU WERE TO liO AROUND TO DIFFERENT JURISOICTIONS AT ABOUT THE SANE TINE, THE EXACT SAME LIST APPEARED EVERYWHERE. IT IMS UBIQUITOUS AT THE TINE. WE THEN CALLED AROUND TO DIFFERENT JURISOICTICIIS TO TRY TO FIii> OUT IF ANYONE, IF ANYON( KNEii WHY THIS IMS PUT II. All) THE ONLY THING WE CAN REALLY THI• OF IS THAT TM(SE USES, All> IF YOU PUT IREWERIES MING THESE USES, THAT THEY MOUlD TEii> TO IE THE ._,ISMCES· USES, THE USES THAT YOU NIGHT THI• Of AS PIDOUCIN& oam,ous ODORS AND SUE All> THAT TYPE Of THIN&. IUT 11D W CALLm CITIES THAT HAD EITHER BREWERIES OR IREV ·PUIS OR SONE TYPE Of MltMaOT LIKE THAT • W CONTACTED ARVADA. AUIOIA, OEIIV£1, FORT COLLINS All> PUflLO, All> TWO OF THEM ALLOW llt[W(IICS IN lll>USTIIAL AIU AS A CONDITIONAL USE (WHICH IONS MRE 'S A PUil.iC HE.MIN& IEFOREHAII>) NI> TWO ALLOW TIO AS A USE IY R lfiHT . II TM( l 111> Of &(l(RAl INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS THAT MC'IE TALllN& AIOUT . W COUt.D FIii> or THESE CITIES IN) lll>ICATm THAT THERE IMS ... .,,SMCc OR OINOllOUS TYPE Of I .. ACT CMATm IY A 11E10Y . 110 TALl AIOUT CW ·MS FOR tXMPl 1 CITIC$ IN MCA ALLOW IUIM'UIS CV(N IN T Ml S DISTIUCT • DOWU, DOIIITOIII IOUlDCI, ALR£AD HAY T uses MD THCR II) ...XIOUS fF[CT • • COUlOl 'T ct 1r TitC USE. THE , ICAD, ., P111:c1,nATm THIS 1s T R WA A REQU( T FD TO USE A Pl EC Of PIOPEltT F A ·NI MD OR ORDI S II> DCSTI TIOI All) SO lOOl D AT IF IW> DET •1 TMA T NJ IIUlflOS( Of TIU S ST AUi.MT , o a,,aco IT . o v • MAY D IT I A Ml DI TIICl , _,, JUST I M I TRIAL ' I . • , - • • • • . ,~ • '· AREA. BUT THE, ON THE BASIS THAT THE LARGEST USE DOMINATES WHAT YOU CONSIDER THE PERMITTED USE THEN OTHER THINGS BECOMES ACCESSORY USES TO THE PREDOMINENT USE. BUT IN THIS CASE A SIZEABLE AMOUNT OF BEER TO BE PRODUCED WAS TO BE EXPORTED OFF SITE, SO WE HAD TO MAKE THE DETERMINATION THAT IN FACT THE PRIMARY USE WAS A BREWERY WITH THE RESTAURANT FACILITIES BEING SOMElltAT, SOMElltAT SECONDARY. LIKE I SAID OUR INVESTIGATION REVEALED LITTLE OR NO NEGATIVE IMPACTS ON THESE USES. THE KEY QUESTION YOU HAYE TO ADDRESS IS NO. l -SHOULD THE BREWERY BE ALLOIIED IN AN 1-1 IJIJUSTRIAL DISTRICT? WILL IT BE A NUISANCE? WILL IT BE AN OIIIOXIOUS NEIGHBOR? AND I THI• THERE ARE TWO PARTS Of OUR ZONING ORDINANCE THAT OFFER, BESIDES THE FACT THAT THE USE ITSELF WE DON'T CONSIDER TO BE OBNOXIOUS AND NEITHER DID THE PLAIIIING COIIIISSION AFTER PUBLIC HEARING. BUT THERE ARE TWO PIIOCEOURAL ELEIDTS IN OUR ZONING ORDINANCE THAT I THI• WOULD ALLOII THE PLAIIIING COIIUSSION AND THIS COUNCIL TO REVIEW BT USES GOING IN. NO. l IS ANYTHING LARGER THAN ONE ACRE GOING IN WOULD HAYE TO CCII£ BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE CCUICIL AS A PLAIIIED DEVELOPMENT. AND THIS PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, AflJIIG OTHER THINGS, WOULD REVIEW THREE PRIMARY THINGS: l. CONSISTENCY Of THE USE WITH THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; THE AVOIDANCE OF ADVERSE I .. ACTS TO THE SURIIOUIIJING AREAS; AND AN APPROPRIATE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SITE DESICII AND ARCHITECTURAL COMPATABILITY. PUil.iC HEARINGS WOUl.D IE REQUIRED FOR ANYTHING LARGER THAN ONE ACRE. IN ADDITION THE 1-1 ZONE HAS CERTAIN LIMITATIONS ON EXTERNAL EFFECTS Of USES, SETS CERTAIN STADRDS IN THE FOLLOIIING AREAS: SOUIID, VIIIIATION, EJIIISSION OF HEAT, GLARE, DUST, FUNES, OUTDOOR STOUCE _, IIASTE DISPOSAL. NOW THESE CRITERIA AND STWIDS Alf AIIIIINISTERED OI IWIJl.ED AIIUNISTMTEYLY, THEY DON'T CCIII( BEFOIE A IODY FOi R£YIEW, •n THEY'RE A NIT Of OUR D(PMTIDT'S CHAI&( TO IIISUI£ THAT THE USES THAT GO II IIEET TH[S( STWIDS. SO I THI• THOS( TIIO THINGS TO II( LEM> TO TH( RECONIEIIATIGI THAT IOTH TH( STAFF IMES _, THE PUIIIING COIIIISS1m HAS NIIDE _, THAT IS TO APPD£ THIS, APNOVE TH( D(LETlm Of IIREIOIES FIIII TH( EXCLUDOJ LIST IIIICII II EFFECT PEMITS IIEWHIES II TH( 1-1 ZGIE. I'D I( GUO TO MIMR ANY QUESTICIIS . CLAYTON; YES, YOUI ........ IMISN, SNDUlD ME, IF ME ID( TO APPD£ THIS CtWIGE II ZCllllli, THIS IIOULD 11n PEIIIIT THIS MI•SS TO OPOI? IS THAT c:ca£CT, IT WOULD STILL Hlft TO GO TIIIDUIN • IITOSlft INVESTUiATlm TO OITAII A STATE LICEISE TO OfOATE 1101-f'UIS, IS THAT COIIRECT? WANUSH : ClA l ll>T CII.Y l*T, IUT TH(I( Al( CWAII FIIIMICIA&. ASPECTS Of THIS l)[Al, TN( 'S II> t£lTAUffY Y*T TH( PMTICUUI lllllOY OI lll£1M'UI TNAT ' llli AT Wi ll OPOI lll[TN[I OI •T YOU TM£ TH( ACTlm . ll&NT . SO T I 'N CITI llli AT IS U ACTIGI TO CNIIICI TM( ZCllllli OOCS IOT OI DIWPDC TH( SUlllSTIGI THAT TIO[ I( A ·PUI . OUIIO STAT£"""' Ml) LOCAL • . ' • ' I. • -• • • " CLAYTON: AND THAT FURTHER PROCESS WOULD REQUIRE PUBLIC HEARINGS AND POSTING ANO PETITIONING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND EXTENSIVE EXAMINATION BY THE STATE. WANUSH: I'M NOT SURE THAT I COULD SPEAK TO THE PETITIONING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD, I THINK SO, BUT THAT'S NOT MY AREA OF EXPERTISE. BELIEVE SO, BUT ... CLAYTON: OKAY. THANK YOU. HABENICHT: ARE YOU SAYING THEN THAT, THAT A YES VOTE WOULD JUST BE VOTING FOR THIS PARTICULAR BUSINESS OR WOULD IT BE VOTING FOR ANY BREWERY THAT WOULD COME INTO THE ... WANUSH: DEWITT: VOTING FOR ANY BREWERY. THIS ESSENTIALLY DOES, THIS ORDINANCE DOES NOT SPEAK TO A SPECIFIC PIECE Of LAND OR A SPECIFIC APPLICATION. IT SPEAKS TO THE WAY WE ADDRESS USES IN THE Ifl>USTRIAL, THE 1-1 ZONE. EXPLAINS THAT SWEARING IN IS NOT NECESSARY AS THIS IS A LEGISLATIVE HEARING NOT QUASI-JUDICIAL . (TAPE 1 -725) M/M R.JACKSON: WELL, WE HAVE BEEN RESIDENTS Of EIICLDIOOD SINCE 1957, WE'RE AT 4600 SOUTH HURON, All> WE'VE LOOKED IN OUR IOI£ FOR 26 YEARS. W£ ALREADY HAVE ENOUGH TRAFFIC BESIDE OUR HONE THAT IWCES ENOUGH NOISE THAT WE CAN'T EVEN HAVE OUR IEOIDII IUNOOIIS OPEN IN THE SIIIIER, NOR THE LIVIlli ROON IIINOOIIS, All> WE JUST FEEL THAT IT WOULD CREATE MORE TRAFFIC. All> 11£ JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT THIS LATE THIS AFTERNOON THAT THIS HEARilli IMS CiOING TO BE TONIGHT, All> IIE FELT THAT WE SflJULD CCME All> SP£A1 OUR LITTLE PIECE All> WE'RE BOTH VERY MUCH AGAINST IT. Ml> All Of TNE OTHER NEHIHIORS THAT I SPOKE WITH BY TELEPHON£ SAID TH[ SME THllli, THAT TH[Y DION'T INT IT, BUT NONE Of THEIi ll(R( AILE TO CCIII£ TO TH[ NEARING. VAN DYKE: HOii FAR AR£ YOU LITERALLY. JACKSON: WE' RE ON THE COINER OF TUFTS Ml> .... OF TH[ 4600 ROCl. VAN DYKE: SO YOU 'D BE A ROCl MIAY . JACKSON: IT WOULD IE FURTHER THMI THAT. LET'S S£E. IT'S PIDUILY AIOUT SIi ROCIS OR SO OR MYIE £VOi A LITTLE FURTHER. 1 'N NOT EVEN SUR£ HIE THAT STREET IS . VAN DYKE : .... IS A HlliNLY TRAYELLED STREET AS I RECALL e IT IS . 11£ 5CT THE TWFIC 801115 WT _, IIEST _, WE en TH( TIWFIC CONlll5 FD TH[ SOUTH TO TN[ 1111TH, •TH TO TH[ SOUTM TOO . V 0 • • ON( POINT THAT •. CLAYTON DID •1• OUT II HIS QU(STION or •. ...sH TNAT TH[R( WILL I( OffClll'\alTY TIIIIUiN THE NOCESS . TONICHT 'RE ll>T APNOWlll5 TNIS MI.SS WHIATIN . THE IIT(IT TONIGHT IS TO NOVIDI: APNOWAL TO Al.LOIi TN( CGIC(PT .WRY TO LOCATC 1• THAT IIIJUSTIIA&. AIQ , IUT CIIIU. IF THAT IS AIPDED, TNCN TNIS IUSI SS MY CN05[ TO 80 f'OIIIM), KT FIMKl uac1• • ' ' ' I . • - - • • • • • • THEY NEED TO GO THROUGH A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, NOT THRU Pl Z, BUT THERE WOULD BA A PROCESS IN WHICH YOU WOULD BE ABLE TO SPEAK AGAINST THE ISSUE THAT WOULD HAVE CLOUT IN THAT SENSE IF IT DOES GO THROUGH TONIGHT. JACKSON: OKAY. HABENICHT: I HAD A QUESTION ABOUT CLARIFICATION IN TERMS THAT WE KEEP TELLING PEOPLE THAT THEY'LL HAVE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY, MY Ufl>ERSTANOING IS THAT ONE OF THESE OPPORTUNITIES WOULD BE FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE HEARING. ANO THE BOUNDARIES OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD ARE SET BY SOME PARAMETERS THAT I DON'T UNDERSTAND. ANO IT MIGHT BE THAT THESE PEOPLE MIGHT NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE BOUNDARIES Of THE NEIGHBORHOOD IN WHICH CASE THEY WOULD NOT HAYE THE OPPORTUNITY TO RESP(N). AND I THINK WE NEED SOME CLARIFICATION ON THAT. DEWITT: ARE YOU ASKING ME? HABENICHT: YES. YOU'RE THE ONLY ONE THAT PROBABLY ICNOlfS THE ANSWER. DEWITT: WELL, GENERALLY THE LICENSING, THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WHICH MEETS IN THIS CHNIBER WILL SET THOSE PRIOR TO THE PETITIONING PROCESS COMMENCING NI> CERTAINLY THE JACKSONS ARE ENTITLED TO KEEP TRACK OF THAT. GENERALLY, I THINK THAT FROM WHAT I Ufl>ERSTANO THEIR LOCATION, THEY MAY VERY WELL BE WITHIN THE PETITIONING TERRITORY. YOU KNOii, THEY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE THERE. THEY'RE BROADLY BASED ENOUGH. I THINK THAT THEY WOULD PROBABLY BE INCLUDED IN IT IN THIS PARTICULAR SITUATION. HABENICHT: MAY I PROBE A LITTLE FURTHER ON THAT? BY PII08A8l Y, DOES THAT MEAN THAT IF THEY AREN'T INCLUDED THAT THEIR, IF THEY IIOULD CCII£ BEFORE A LIQUOR LICENSE HEARING THAT THEIR TESTJNOIIY WOULD HAYE TH£ SME WEIGHT AS THE OTHERS OR WOULD THEY EVEN IE ALLOIIED TO TESTIFY? IS, ARE, IS THERE ANY 6UAIMTE£, SO THIS MIGHT BE THEIR ONLY OPPORUNITY TO SPEAK. IS THAT RIGHT, OR NOT? DEWITT: I THINK THE LIKELIHOOD IS THAT THEY IIOUlD HAYE ANOTHER OPPORUTNITY TO SPEAK. NI> IF I WERE A PERD TO, YOU !CD, IMING M OPINION IN A PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY, 1 'D SAY THE LIKELIHOOD JS THAT THEY Will HAVE ANOTHER OPPORUNITY TO SPEAK DIRECTLY IN REFERENCE TO THE LICENSING ASPECTS Of THIS OPERATION. HATHAWA Y: I HAD A QUESTION FORM MR. All> MRS. JACKSON. IF TH£ Bl5CEST CONCERN IS PERHAPS THE TRAFFIC IN THAT PARTICULAR AREA, I CUESS THAT ONE Of THE BEST WAYS THAT WE AS A CITY OTHO THM NOT APPIOVING THIS PARTICUALR OROINMCC TO ADDUSS YOUR PIIOILEM WOULD IE TO LOOl AT THAT TRAfFJC IN THAT AREA . HAS IT CMICEO N1Y SINCE WE TOOl OUT THC ft.ASHING l lQfT? HAS IT l((N IEffl• SINCE II( PUT IN THE FOUR -WAY STOP? HAS IT ~ All> IS THEIE NOT SOME NCTHOD WE CAN FINO TO MITJ&AT[ YOUR SIT\MTION IIJTNOUT SOl>ING TH( NCSSAG[ THAT WE DON 'T WAIT THIS TYPE IUSI•ss. SEE, I S(E IT AS TIIO SEPARAT ISSU£5 . IF YOUR ISSUE IS llAfFJC, I DON 'T !CD THAT IIHCTHCR A IIICWE•Y M COIN5 IN TN(I[ GI IIH[TM[R A fMCNIIIN5 OPERATION COIIIG IN TNCIE, GI MYTHIN5 QOIN5 II THAT PMTJCUlAR LOCATION IIOUt.D HAVE SJCIUFICMTLY HlliNO GI LOIIH EFFECT ON YOU1t • ' I . • • • , - • • • • . , . • TRAFFIC AT YOUR CORNER. I HAPPEN TO LIVE RIGHT ON DARTMOUTH SO I HAVE SOME CONCERNS WHEN SOMETHING GOES IN OOWN ON SANTA FE ANO DARTMOUTH, BUT I THINK THE ISSUE IN YOUR CASE IS NOT WHETHER A BREWERY PUB GOES IN THERE BUT WHAT EFFECT IS GOING TO HAVE ON THE TRAFFIC THAT GOES BY YOUR HOUSE, ANO IF THAT'S THE ISSUE THEN I THINK THE CITY STAFF CAN ADDRESS THAT IN A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT MANNER. JACKSON; WELL, PARDON ME. I BELIEVE IT WAS BETTER WHEtt WE HAD A TRAFFIC LIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION. RATHER THAN THE FOUR-WAY STOP. I THINK IT'S INCREASED GREATLY. HATHAWAY: IF WE WERE TO MAKE A RECOMMENDATION TO THE CITY MANAGER THAT HE CHECK BACK INTO THE PARTICULAR TRAFFIC PATIERNS AND THE TRAFFIC IN YOUR AREA THAT MIGHT SOLVE YOUR CONCERNS WITHOUT TELLING THIS BUSINESS PERSON THAT'S LOOKING AT THIS LOCATION, HEY W£ HAVE RESIDENTS THAT DON'T WANT YOU BECAUSE OF THE TRAFFIC. I THINK THAT'S THE WAY THAT I APPROACH IT. VAN DYKE: THAT'S A POSSIBILITY THAT CERTAINLY WORTH PERSUING EVEN, REGARDLESS WHETHER THIS PASSES OR NOT. HATHAWAY: YEAH, CAUSE THE ISSUE IS THE TRAFFIC, IT'S NOT NECESSARILY THE BREW PUB IN THAT LOCATION. BULLOCK : THAT WOULD BE MY QUESTION, DO YOU HAVE ANY SU&GESTION ON lltAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN THE AREA TO PRECLUDE TRAFFIC? JACKSON; WELL, I REALLY DON'T KNOii, YOU KNOii. VAN DYKE: OTHER THAN THE LIGHT. YOU'VE NOTICED A SICiNIFICANT JACKSON : I HAVE, I HAVE BEEN RETIRED ABOUT A YEAll AND A HALF AND I'M tOI£ ALL DAY, AND I CAN REALLY SEE THE DIFFER£1CE. VAN DYKE : OKAY, WELL, W£ CERTAJNL Y APPRECIATE YOUI COIIIING OUT THIS EVENING AND 11£ APPRECIATE THE IIIFOMATJCII. ... Ml> IIIS. El.NH JUllliClt . JUNGCK: ELIIER JINiCK, 4606 SOUTH MRJPOSA DIIVE. THAT'S J U J Ci C It . I WMT TO SPEM MiAINST THIS PUOSAl TO PUT JI A IIOERY INTO THE OlD C £DAR IU I LD I NCi THERE. 11£ DIIII' T ICQ MYTH JNCi MOUT IT TI l WE HAD A PHONE CALL, WELL I WOUUll 'T, Wll WE WERE AT THE LAST PlAMUNG MEETING AND THE DISCUSSICII IMS IN RECiAIID TO All THE OTHER PIIOPCRTY AROUND OUR ,-,p[RTY l(JNCi MIIEIED INTO THE CITY Of ~l WOOD . AND IT IMS CASUALLY IOTICIIED SCIIETHINCi MOUT THE llt[ll(RY GOINCi IN AT TH( OLD CEIWI .. llDJNCi . Ml> THEI£ IMS A POS lllllTY Of NAYIC 200,000 CiAllC*5 Of KER COINCi OUT Of THAT IN A YEAR'S TIME . THEY IMTEO THIS SITE l(CMISC TM(Y HAD UllDD ACC SS AND SO FORTH , Ml) THIS IMS llfY, THIS IMS All THAT IMS IONED AIOUT IT . TH(Y Dllll 'T MYTHil5 MOUT TH£lf IMS COJIG TO IC A HEARINCi TCIIIGHT OR MYTHil5 ELS£ IIITll W: RECEIVED A CALL FRIDAY TELLING US THAT YOU 11£1£ COIi& TO I( D1SCUSSll5 THIS NATT R. WE 'V KEN IN OUI MIii( JI YCMS _, W:'VC SEEN THAT MCA DCV LOP FQ ALFALFA FIELDS Ill TO NT IT JS TaY . Ml) Ft£ THAT THE LIGHT INDUSTRY SNOUlD IS ALL IICINT II THAT M£A Ml) 'T £0 ANYTHING LI A IY II THC CMIS ._., Of .. I . • ' - • • • • ·, - CONTAMINATION THERE'S GOING TO BE, THE AMOUNT OF TRUCK TRAFFIC . THIS LADY AWHILE AGO MENTIONED THE TRAFFIC ANO SHE LIVED ON HURON ANO JASON OR HURON ANO TUFTS, WELL WE LIVE EVEN FOUR BLOCKS CLOSER THAN THAT. WE DO HAVE SEMIS COMING DOWN MARIPOSA DRIVE. IT'S ILLEGAL. WE HAVE SEMIS GOING UP TUFFS AVENUE WHICH IS ILLEGAL . WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN IF WE GET A BREWERY IN THERE, THE CITY WILL NOT SPENO THE MONEY TO PUT UNION AVENUE UNDERNEATH THE RAILROAD TRACKS, SO YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE ALL THIS TRAFFIC FROM THE BREWERY ANO SO FORTH COMING INTO OUR AREA EITHER THROUGH BELLEVIEW OR OXFORD. IF THEY COME DOWN OXFORD, THE SEMIS WILL BE GOING WITHIN A BLOCK OF OUR HOUSE, LESS THAN A BLOCK OF OUR HOME, ANO WE HAVE ENOUGH NOISE NOW, WE DON'T NEED ANY MORE NOISE IN THAT AREA. AND SO WE FEEL THAT A BREWERY IS NOT WHAT WE NEED IN THERE. A RESTAURANT, MAYBE WE COULD USE A GOOD RESTAURANT IN OUR AREA, BUT WE SAW THE RESTAURANT ACROSS THE STREET OVER THERE THE MEXICAN RESTAURANT, IT WENT OUT OF BUSINESS SO, SO WHY DO WE NEED ANOTHER RESTAURANT. IF THESE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO PUT IN THIS BREWERY, DO THEY KNOW THAT TUFTS AVEIIJE AND QUINCY ARE GOING TO BE CLOSED? DEWITT : YES, THEY DO KNOW THAT. JUNGCK: THEY DO KNOW THAT? BECAUSE THAT'S GOING TO PUT AN AWFULLY LOT OF TRAFFIC INTO THE RESIDENTIAL AREAS THERE. VAN DYKE : MR. FRASER, IS THAT NEW NAVAJO GOING TO FACILITATE ANY OF THIS? WILL IT ELIMINATE SOM£ OF THE RESIDENTIAL TRAFFIC? FRASER: WELL, WITHOUT HAVING A MAP TO EXPLAIN ALL OF THE PROPOSALS WITH RESPECT TO NAVAJO AND WINDERMERE, IT'S OUR EXPECTATION THAT THE FRONTAGE ROAD THAT Will BE DEVELOPED BETWEEN OXFORD AND BELLEVIEW, A CONTIIIJOUS FIUITAGE ROAD NOii FROM THE NAVAJO ALIGIIOT THEN ACROSS TO TH£ 11IIIJ£-RE AlUiNNT SHOULD TAKE PRESSURE OFF OF TUFTS, PARTICULARLY IECAUSE OF THE BETIER ACCESS FD BOTH BELLEVIEW AND OXFCIID INTO THOSE IIIIUSTRIAL AREAS FOR TRAFFIC THAT WULD BE GOING WT All> IIEST All> THEN HAVING TO CCIIE INTO THAT AREA . THE DESICII CONTDIPUTE S TRYING TO RELIEVE MfY INCLINATION PEOPLE fll1'HT HAVC TO USE TUFTS AS A COIIIECTOR THIOUCH THAT AREA. AND IIE ACTUALLY PIIEOICT LOIIER IUIIERS CII TUFTS IN THE FUT\ltE THAN IIE DO MUHR ... RS. BECAUSE Of THE IIIIIOVEIDTS THAT Al£ GOING CII THIOUCH THERE . IIN[TH(R OR mT TUFF IC NTIE-111Ul.D I( INFLUENCED IY THIS, I DCll 'T ID. IUT IIE'D I( 5UD TO SHARE WITH YOU THE CURRENT CONCEPT Pl.MS FOR THAT FIUITAGE ROAD THIOUGH THERE. J WELL . WE IC.IOI, WE 'VE l([N ATTOOING All THESE PUIIIING IIEETINGS WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY D[NIITNOIT All> VITH TH( CITY SO IIE ICD JUST AIOU1 HRE T Y INT TO CO VITH IT, VITH THE NEV ROAD THIIOUGH THCR TMIOUGN OlFCIID, FD OlfCIID 0¥0 TO VJIIJ(-lt[ All) THE N DOWN INTO ICllCYIEV. IIE ICD JUST MOUT NT MIR IOUTC VI LL ENTAIL, IUT STIL JUST THE OTH£1 0.Y TM[lt[ ~ A 11, SOIi c . CME DOWN • 1 POSA OR I VE All> • COUPtE OF vcru •, OF THOI STOPPED All> SAID • 1 •M LOST, I 'N LOOKING FOi 11(¥[11. OIIV • • TH£Y COULCll 'T FIIIO IT SO THEY CONE U, INTO OUR 11£15HIOIHOOO TH(R • All> DCll 'T £0 THAT llllO OF TWFIC THC • fWIIPOSA l>'IIV VASll 'T C T TEO TO CAMY HEAVY TRAFFIC MO TRAFFIC '(l INTO l*T MtA, ' CIOIIC TO HAW: I . • , - • • • • • • THAT WAY. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT ANY ODOR OR ANYTHING. IF THERE'S AN ODOR WITH A BREWERY OR NOT, BUT WHEN YOU FIGURE OUT IT'S MALT THEY'RE GOING TO BE USING THERE, THERE'S BOUND TO BE SOMETHING THERE. SO I'D LIKE TO RECOMMEND THAT THE CITY COUNCIL REALLY THINK THIS OVER VERY SERIOUSLY BEFORE THEY RECOMMEND ANO CHANGE SO THAT A BREWERY CAN GET INTO IT. THANK YOU. CLAYTON : MR. YOUNG, I JUST THOUGHT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED HERE, WHILE WE WERE TALKING HERE I FIGURED OUT 200,000 GALLONS A YEAR IS ABOUT 150 CASES A DAY. THAT'S JUST LIKE A PICK-UP TRUCK FULL OF BEER. I DON'T IMAGINE THAT AS A BREWERY OF THAT SIZE, THEY'RE ANTICIPATING VERY MUCH BY SEMIS. I THIIIC WE'RE ALL CONCERNED ABOUT THE TRAFFIC. I AGREE WITH YOU. I THIii( IT'S A TRAGEDY THAT WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO FIND THE MONEY TO FUND THAT BY -PASS TO CONNECT SANTA FE WITH UNION, BUT WE MAY BE ABLE TO AT SOME POINT . DO THAT. I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS WE'RE FACED WITH IS THE FACT THAT THAT CEDAR LIMIER BUILDING HAS SAT VACANT NOW FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS, AND WHEN A BUILDING SITS VACANT LIKE THAT, OF COURSE, THERE ARE NO JOBS FOR PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY, THERE'S NO WAY FOR THAT BUILDING PROPERTY OWNER TO PAY HIS TAXES, AND OTHER THINGS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE PROSPERITY, AND I GUESS WE'RE TRYING TO FIND WAYS THAT WE CAN SAY TO A RESPONSIBLE OWNER, "YES, THIS IS A USE THAT'S A GOOD USE." I CERTAINLY WOULDN'T WANT TO SUPPORT IT IF I THOUGHT THERE WAS GOING TO BE AN OFFENSIVE ODOR PROBLEM, OR IF I THOUGHT WE WERE GOING TO HAVE TEN OR TWELVE SEMIS A DAY DRIVING PAST THAT AREA. BUT A MICROBREWERY FRAIICLY DOESN'T PRODUCE VERY MUCH BEER. IT LOOKS LIKE A LOT WHEN YOU TAKE A YEARLY FIGURE, BUT WE 'RE TALKING ABOUT A PICK-UP TRUCKLOAD A DAY, AND THAT'S NOT A LOT. JUNGCK: WELL, THAT'S TRUE, BUT WHAT'S GOING TO PREVENT THEM FROM INCREASING THEIR PRODUCTION AS TIME GOES ON IF THEIR BUSINESS CONTINUES TO PROSPER? THIS Will BE THE FOURTH BUSINESS THAT WILL BE MOVING INTO THE CEDAR LIMIER CCIIPANY BUILDING THERE. SO, VAN DYKE: IN HOW MANY YEARS, JUST OUT Of CURIOSITY? OVER THE LAST TEN YEARS. JUNGCK : OVER THE LAST TEN, TVELYE, FIFTEEN YEARS. YEAH. TH( CEDAR LUMBER CCIIPANY COMPLETELY REMOOELm TH( •mDING lll(N THEY am IN THERE, AND I DON'T REMOIBER HT IMS IN TH(R[ B(FORE. CL AYTON : FREIDMAN. FREIDMAN PAPER IMREHOUSE, TNEY .,Ill IT . JUNGCK : THEY DONE SON£ REMODELING CII IT, .,T IT IMS SONETHING ELSE B(FORE THAT. WE 'VE B([N IN THE NUatlOIHDOD FOR U YEARS, Ml) WE WERE SURPRISED HN WE ATTENO£D THIS PUIIIING MEETING Ml) WE M(ARI) SONEIOOY SAY SONETHING AIOUT CEDM UIIIER CCWMIY IS GOING TO TUAN INTO A IRMRY, SO WE DAOYE DOIII TH(I[, Ml) THERE 'S 111) S UiNS DOWN THERE WITHIN 100 FEET OF THC .,ILDING Ml) OTH(R THAN THAT TH(R['S NO SIGNS TELLING AIOUT MIYTHING ELS£, SO W£ IN TH( NEl5NIOINOOO, NCIIE OF US KNOii AIOUT IT . SO MYIE W£ OUliNT TO TME All IIMITORY OR PET ITICII OR SOMETIUNG DOIII THERE TH 1• AIOUT IT . VAN OYK : THNIC YOU, NR . JUNGCK . I Ull)(ltSTNI> THAT TM[ POTENTICII Olll(R , RICHAltD SOUIR IS IN TH( U>IDICE . PENPS HC COUU> CONE FORIIARO • I. • , - • • • • • ,~ • AND GIVE US SOME INSIGHT AS WITH REGARD TO THE FUTURE, IF THIS THING TAKES OFF. THANK YOU, MR. JUNGCK. HATHAWAY: YOUR HONOR, I ALSO HAVE ANOTHER C0114ENT. MR. JUNGCK, I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU GOT THE NUMBERS THAT YOU WERE USING, BUT THE NUMBERS THAT CITY COUNCIL IS PROVIDED WITH WITH REGARD TO PRODUCTION FOR THIS FACILITY IS ONLY AN INITIAL CAPACITY OF Zl,000 BARRELS OR 65,000 GALLONS PER YEAR, ANO IT SAYS WITH THE TOTAL CAPACITY COULD BE INCREASED BY 10,000 BARRELS IN THE PARTICULAR SITE THAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT. AS MR. WANUSH MENTIONED, IF THIS SITE EVER GREW THE SIZE THAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, MAJOR BREWERY, OR WHATEVER, HE WOULD HAVE TO GO THROUGH A PD PROCESS BECAUSE THAT WOULD INDEED MEAN THE BUILDING ANO ITS SURROUNDING AREA WOULD BE OVER AN ACRE. JUNGCK : THAT'S WHAT THEY MENTIONED AT THE PLANNING MEETING HATHAWAY: YEAH, THAT'S NOT THE CORRECT INFORMATION ... JUNGCK: THAT'S NOT THE CORRECT INFORMATION ... HATHAWAY: THE TOTAL CAPACITY IN THAT LOCATION IN CEDAR LUMBER, THAT WE WERE GIVEN, IS 31,000 BARRELS ... JUNGCK: THEY WERE ... HATHAWAY : YEAH. JUNGCK: THEY VERE MENTIONING SON£ NUMBERS THERE, AND VE VERE KIND OF FLABBERGASTED ... VAN DYKE : WELL, Ln 'S SEE IF WE CAN GET ... SQUIRE UP AND SON( CLARIFICATION. ... SQUIRE. YOUR IIME AND ADDRESS FOR THE RECORD PLEASE. SQUIRE: RICHARD SQUIRE, 0436 MERICAN MAY, 1REC1t£•1DGE COLORADO. VAN DYKE : VCLL, YOU 'VE H£ARD YOUR OPflOSITICII. CAN YOU GIVE US A LITTLE INSIGHT VITit REliARD TO THE CCIICUIIS THESE P£0PlE HAYE IIIOUCHT FORIWIO AS FAR AS SIZE, CAPACITY, DIPLOYECS, UMISICII? SQUIRE : OKAY . THC FIGURES ARE M,000 UIIRELS A YEAR. I CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT THESE FOlKS ARE TAl.ltlNG AIOUT AS FAR AS TRAFFIC GOES . CIIE THING I NIGHT SAY IS THAT NII YOU HAVE A BUILDING Of Z7,000 SQUARE FEET , I THlllt WHATEVER YOU PUT IN THAT BUILDING IN ORDER TO NM£ SONE US OUT Of THAT •ntDING IS GOING TO HAVE SON£ TRAFFIC . I DON 'T Tltlllt OUR IRCW£RY MfiOSCS WUlD REALLY IRING MY UNDUE MOUNT Of TIWFIC uno MCA, AT LEAST I WOUlD CERTAINLY HOPE SO FOR All O CRNCD . WOULD IC fJIPlOYING SONEHR£ IEMCN 35 -SO PCOPl , AND W£ WOUlD MTICIPATE THAT WE COULD IRING YOU AS MUCH AS SI00 ,000 A YEAR IN TAI REvtMJlS TO TH( CITY Of CNGlo«>OD . V NAKC M UTROICLY Fl QUAl.lTY IUR THAT HAS l((N ACCEPTED IN IR CK IDGC AND IASICAl Y TMIOUtiHOUT TN[ STATE NOii . OUR NUT ST P I TO EXPORT THIS 10 SURIIOUIIDING Al£AS AND IY THAT I WOULD NCAN M Y TtW TO , TMT TYPC TitlNG . 1 ll)T TALKING ABOUT NATION T Y l . •. ' I· • I - • • • ·, • .. VAN DYKE : YOU'RE NOT GOING TO COMPETE WITH BUDWISER OR COORS? SQUIRE: NO, I OON'T THINK SO. VAN DYKE: OKAY, OTHER QUESTIONS FROM COUNCIL MEMBERS? HABENICHT: I HAVE SEVERAL QUESTIONS FOR MR. SQUIRE. WILL YOUR HOURS BE SIMILAR TO THOSE OF OTHER BUSINESS IN THE AREA? I KNOW THAT MANY OF THE RESIDENTS HAVE STATED THAT THERE IS A VERY COMFORTABLE COVENANT OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE INOUSTRIAL AREA AND THE RESIDENTIAL AREA, AND THE CO-EXISTENCE BETWEEN THE TWO HASN'T REALLY NEGATIVELY IMPACTED EITHER ONE EXCEPT FOR THE STRAY SEMIS WHICH CAN BE ADDRESSED WITH TRAFFIC. BUT DO YOU SEE A DIFFERENT TIME LINE, ARE YOU GOING TO BE CLOSED UP WEEKENDS LIKE MOST OF THOSE BUILDINGS ARE. SQUIRE: NO, IN FACT, WE MOULD APPLY FOR EXTENDED HOURS LICENSE WHICH MOULD ENABLE US TO WORK SEVEN DAYS A WEEK AND OUR RESTAURANT MOULD BE OPEN POSSIBLY TO 1VO IN THE MOIIIING. HABENICHT: I KNOii THAT ONE OF THE THINGS TOO THAT COUNCIL TALKED ABOUT OVER THE YEARS WITH THE INDUSTRIAL AREA IN WORICING ANO STRIVING TO GET, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE MINTAIN GOOD ACCESS TO THE IIIJUSTRIAL AREA, THERE IMS AN UNO£RSTANOING THAT TRAFFIC ACCESS TO IIIJUSTRIAL AREA IS VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE ACCESS THAT YOU NEED TO GET TO A COMMERCIAL AREA, ANO YOU'RE LOOKING AT BEING BOTH A COIIIERCIAL AND AN INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS , SO YOU'RE LOOKING FOR CUSTCIIERS THAT ARE LIKE RETAIL CUSTOMERS CONING INTO YOUR BUSINESS, NOT JUST INOUSTRIAL PEOPLE, DELIVERY PEOPLE, ANO THE LIKE . SQUIRE : THAT 'S RIGHT. WE ARE. THE CLOSING OF THOSE STREETS IN FIIONT OF THE PLACE IS NOT A GREAT HELP TO US EITHER, I MIGHT ADO . IF SCIIEBOOY CAN FIii) US, MYIE THEY CM GET IN THERE. BUT THAT REMAINS TO BE SEEN . HABENICHT: I IMS IIONOERING, I JUST, OUT Of QIIIOSITY, HAVE YOU CCIISIDEREO LOOltlNG AT A BUILDING THAT IUGHT I( A 11£AI.LY IIEAT ASSET TO YOUR NEEDS l(JNG RIGHT THERE JI THE IIIDDLE FOi PlOPl[ TO SEE , Ml> THAT IIOULD I( CUI BUYERS CUii •nLDJIC. TID('S A IIIID(RfUl ••• SQUIR E: ACROSS SMTA FE? HAB ENI CHT : YES , SMTA FE Ml> IWIIDOI . NO .•. VAN DYKE : NO , IT 'S tWl'DEN , ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of 1W11D01 JUST l(FOIE YOU GET TO SMTA FE GOING WST • SQUIR : 'O I( HAPPY TO LOOlt AT MYlNING . BULLOCK : IT 'S 101,000 SQUAil( FUT, JSll 'T IT . HABENICHT : I 'N ME IT cout.O I( SUIDI VI OO>. HATHAWAY : THCRE 'S A PAM IIG LOT Alll£MW III TN 11', SOUIR : I 00, 000 SQUAii( F £CT, M , IS A I ll owt• OUI • . , .. I. • , - • • • • • t• • HABENICHT: BUT l'M SURE IT COULD BE SUBDIVIDED, BUT IT WOULD BE A REALLY NEAT LOCATION THAT WANTS TRAFFIC. SQUIRE: THE BUILDING ITSELF IS CUSTOM MADE FOR WHAT WE'RE DOING. THE ADDITION TO THE FRONT OF IT WOULD BE A GREAT DRAW. WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE LOCATION IS NOT THE GREATEST FOR THE ASPECT OF THE BUSINESS. WE WOULD HOPE THAT BECAUSE WE HAVE SUCH A UNIQUE PRODUCT, MAKE SUCH A GREAT PRODUCT, THAT PEOPLE WOULD COME AND FIND US. AND QUITE FRANKLY I WOULD NOT BE OPPOSED AT All TO LOOKING AT SOMETHING WHERE SOMEBODY MIGHT BE ABLE TO GET IN WITHOUT A MAZE IN THE FRONT. HABENICHT: IT WOULD BE GREAT. WIGGINS: MR. SQUIRE, IS THE RAILROAD SPUR THERE A NECESSITY TO YOUR OPERATION? SQUIRE: IT IS, WE WERE, AT FIRST WHEN WE ENTERED INTO A CONTRACT WITH RCC WHO OWNS THE BUILDING NOW OUR Ufl>ERSTAll>ING WAS THAT THE RAILROAD SPUR WOULD BE THERE. WE NOW UNOERSTAII> THAT NOW, AFTER OUR DUE DILIGENCE, THAT THAT RAILROAD SPUR Will BE NEGATED TOTALLY, All> WE WOULD, WE'RE NOT REAL NUTS ABOUT THAT EITHER, BUT WE DO HAVE A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT INTO THIS LOCATION All> WE ARE PREPARED TO PROBABLY TRUCK IN SOME OF THE STUFF THAT WOULD HAVE COME IN ON THE RAILROAD. WIGGINS: I WAS AWARE OF A ZONING CHANGE, I MEAN, IN THAT AREA THAT THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT IN CONSTRUCTION WOULD REMOVE TWO OF THE SPURS IN THERE AND THE ONLY ONE THAT WAS GOING TO STAY IN THERE WAS THE GOING TO BE THE ONE TO PUBLIC SERVICE All> YOURS WOULD BE GONE, I JUST WONDERED ... SQUIRE: THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S CORRECT. CLAYTON: YES, tll. SQUIRE, SON( Of US ME REAL EICITED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF A GOOD USE FOR THAT BUILDING, All> A VIAil[ 11EV BUSINESS IN ENGLEWOOD THAT'S GOT JOBS All>, WE'VE HEAii> FIOI FOLKS OVER THE YEARS HOii WE N(ED NORE FINE RESTAURMTS. CM YOU TELL US A LITTLE BIT flJRE ABOUT YOUR RESTAURMT? WHAT YOU THI• YOU NIGHT DO THERE? SQUIRE : OH, I 'D BE GLAD TO. WE DO HAVE A RESTAURMT Ml> IRCll ·PUI IN BREClllllllMiE CURRENTLY . THE NOi.i IS PREIXINIIIEITLY A l&IICH FM[, WE MAKE A CREAT IURC(R, II( HAVE A CHICK£N SMDIUCH, II( HAVE SHEPHARDS PIE, WC HAVE SAi.ADS, II( HAVE PASTA All> STUFF Lil£ THAT . AT NIGHT IIE GET INTO A LITTLE IIT FMCl[R FMC, DST DUCKLING, REAL GOOD STEAKS, STUFF lllE THAT . WHAT 'S GOING TO IC CALLCD FOR HER IN ENGLEWOD, IIE 'RE STILL UP IN TM[ AIR AIOUT . REALIZE THAT OUR IMDIATC AREA IS A ll.U( COll.M AREA . £VOi TMC KIii> Of STUFF THAT 11£ SERVC IN IRCCUIIIIDG(, YOU IICD, II( GET H .ts FOR 1/2 POUND FRESH GIIOUNO BUKCR . l 'N NOT SO SURE THAT THAT 'S GOI TO IIORIC IN THIS PMTICUAl.R AREA , AH, IIE 'RC NOT OVERLY OPTINISTI ABOUT TH RESTAUIIMT SIDE Of THINGS, TO TEL YOU T TRUTH MOUT IT . IT 'S A STATE LAIi THAT YOU HAV TO HAYE A RESTAUIUIIIT Ml) IAI , OR RESTAUIIANT IN MY WC WITH THE IIOl(RY, SO DO INl[II) TO RV FI N fl SH FOOD lltlCH I • TRY TO V FOOD GODO •. ' I· • - • • • • • t• • ,. OUR BEER AND OUR BEER IS EXCELLENT. IT'S DEFINITELY NOT PHEASANT UNDER GLASS, BUT WHAT WE DO SERVE IS REALLY WELL DONE. AND IT'S MOSTLY IN THE AREA, LIKE OUR FRENCH FRIES ARE MOSTLY HAND DONE, AND DONE DAILY, AND DONE IN PEANUT OIL, AND SALADS ARE ALL FRESH, OUR PASTA IS HOME MADE, SO WE, AH, WE SERVE A FINE QUALITY FOOD, ALTHOUGH IT'S NOT, AS I SAY, PHEASANT UNOER GLASS. CLAYTON; SO WE'RE NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT HAVING A BAR, WE'RE TALKING ABOUT HAVING A •... SQUIRE: STATE STATUTE SAYS THAT ONLY 25S OF YOUR BUSINESS CAN BE BAR. CLAYTON: OKAY, ONLY 25S OF YOUR BUSINESS CAN BE BAR? SQUIRE: OF THE TOTAL RESTAURANT BUSINESS CAN BE ... I NIGHT BE, NO I THINK CORRECT. BULLOCK: NR. SQUIRE, DO YOU ANTICIPATE ANY TYPE OF ODOR PROBLEM? SQUIRE: VELL, OUR BREWERY IS ON MIN STREET IN BRECKI•IDGE. IF THAT TELLS YOU ANYYHING, AH, THE ODOR THAT CONES OUT OF THAT BREWERY IS INITTED IN THE INSIDE OF TH( MJILDING, SO IF THERE WAS ANYTHING REALLY, REALLY HORRIBLE CONING OUT OF THERE, VE MOULD BE IUIUNG OUR OWN CUSTONERS OFF. THE FACT OF THE NATTER IS THE SNELL OF COOKING BARLEY IS ABOUT FRESH CUT HAY. THERE'S NO ... I MEAN BRECKINRIDGE CALLED EVERYBDOY WITH A BREV·PUI THROUGH THE UNITED STATES, AND AH NADE VERY, VERY SURE, I NEAN THIS IS RIGHT ON MIN STREET IN BRECKINRIDGE. BULLOCK: DO YOU, IS THERE A TYPE Of PARM.Ell BETWEEN lfHAT YOU'RE ATTEMPTING TO DO HERE IN ENGLEWOOD AND IIHAT'S BEEN IXIIE IN DENVER WITH THE IIYANCOOP BREV£RY? SQUIRE: VERY SIMILAR, VERY SIMILAR. I lfOUlO SAY THAT lfYAIICOOPS lfOULD HAVE A l.AIC(R PERCEITME RESTUMT IUSINESS, AH, W HlVE DEVELOPED A ltEAl NEED FOR OUR 1((1 AS FM AS PEOPLE IMIITING IT _, VE CAN'T PIODUCE IT IN IRECll.lDGE. SO ON( Of TH[ lt£ASCIIS THAT W CHOSE THIS PMTICULM •nLDING IS THAT IT 51ftS US TH[ ABILITY TO SPREAD OUT All> PUT A BOTTLING LINE. OUR 1((1 IS CIM:ITLY BOTTLED IV NMll, lltlCH IS lie Of A JOI£,_, lfHAT M('ft DOIi( IS PUICNASED A SML L BOTTLING LINE, NI, _, THAT'S A IZ SfOIIT FILLER. MYBE AS AN EIMPLE, PIDIAILY A SMLLEST Flll[I AT coalS IIOUlD IE ZOO SPOUTS, SONETHING LIKE THAT. IT 'S lie Of LIKE, AUIDST A TOY AS FM AS TH( IUSIIIESS IS CClltEIIIED. HA8tNI CHT : NI . SQUIRE, YOU ...... , aa, A LOT NOi[ AIOUT IIOOIES THAii I 00 . IF THIS ZCIIING OWIK IIOUlD SO II, eT Clllt.Y IIOUlD IT PE•n YM lltOMW TO 80 II, IT IIOUlD ~IT llltt lltlWIY TO CO II . M l lltCWIIU LINITCD IN THE SIZE, TO TH( SIU THlT YOURS IS lNITCD TO THE lies Of ODDI D0£LOflOT. llD Of THINGS , THAT. THAT ••• SOUIR : THAT 'S A GODO QUCSTION . TH[ IASIC PIIOC[SS IS SMC FOi MY IY , IUT TH( , QUIT ftMKl Y, I ' ft [I TOlD TMT THC I 'T NOU5H PAC IN [ 0,000 FOi A MJOI lll(M(IY TO co IN . cm OUR •. ' I . • • • , - • • • • • (. SITE IS NOWHERES NEAR LARGE ENOUGH FOR ANYBODY THAT'S GOING TO MAKE A MASS PRODUCED BEER. THERE IS NO PLACE IN ENGLEWOOD. HABENICHT: I'M CURIOUS. YOU ALWAYS HEAR IN BEER CotltERCIALS ABOUT "IT'S THE WATER." WHETHER IT'S IN PENNSYLVANIA OR THE ROCKIES OR WHATEVER. SQUIRE: THERE IS A LOT OF TRUTH TO THAT. HABENICHT: DO YOU SEE A HIGH WATER USE? HATHAWAY: JUST A SMALL QUESTION. THERE WAS A RECENT TASTE TEST SAYING THAT ENGLEWOOD'S WATER TASTED HORRIBLE. l GUESS YOU GUYS HAVE EVALUATED THAT, l WOULD ASSUME. SQUIRE: WE, THAT IS PART OF OUR DUE DlLEGENCE, BUT l WOULD SAY THAT, AH, AH, WHAT HAPPENS, THERE'S WATER IN FLORIDA THAT'S REALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO DEAL WITH, IT'S LINE, IT'S BRACKISH, IT'S JUST IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE A GOOD BEER OUT OF. OTHER WATERS ARE FILTERABLE AND CAN BE DEALT WITH. AND PART OF OUR DUE DILIGENCE BEFORE WE GET INTO THIS IS TO GET A COMPLETE REPORT FRON THE WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT, OR WATER OR WHATEVER IT IS, TO GET A CHEMICAL BREAKDOWN ON THE WATER WHICH WE ANTICIPATE WOULD NOT BE A PROBLEM FOR US. HATHAWAY: BUT YOU HAVE NOT DONE THAT AS YET? SQUIRE: NO. HATHAWAY: BUT YOU'RE ASSUMING IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A PROBLEM WITH ENGLEWOOD WATER SYSTEM. SQUIRE: THE BREW MSTER NI> l HAVE BEEN .. I.ING AIIOUIID CII THE WATER HERE, NI> JUST 111TH A CUltSORY EIMIIIATICII II( DCll'T FIii> MY PROBLEM WITH THE WATCR. HABENICHT : YOUR HOIOI, MiAlN l 'LL SHOii NY laJUICE, HOii IIUCH WATER IS USED? SQUIRE: WOULD IT IE LIU zt,000 W.lCIIS, l ass ... DO YOU USE DE WATER THM IN TNE l lQU ID THAT YOU PIOOUCC? AISOlUTElY, AISOl.UTElY. HABENICHT : WHAT WOULD YOUR WATEI USM( IU SQUIRE: VANOY DOUTT : OUR WATER USM£ MOUlO I(, lO'S ASSUIIE THAT II( GOT U, TO TOP PRODUCT ICII THAT IIJUlD IE 20,000 Ulll(U. YOU COULD SAY THAT NOT CIILY WOULD II( US( TN( 20,000 IMlllS, IUT Ml 'D US[ •MR 100,000 BARRELS IN TH£ CLEMING OPCUTICII. &OICUllY SKMING IT 'S AIOUT FIV Tl S TMC MUil Of LIQUID THAT YOU NODUC(. THANK YOU, NR . SOUIR(. THAT IMS A WAT O[Al Of IWOIIMTICII . IS THERE MYCIIC ELSE IN TN( Ml>IOICE THAT IIISH[S TO SP£M TO THIS ISSU 7 AT THIS Tl • NR . fOICA NOii IIUCH IMTH A NOUS( USES P(l YCMI? 'I ' I . • - - • • .. • • t. FONDA: I DON'T KNOW IN BARRELS. (LAUGHTER) IN TERNS OF GALLONS, PROBABLY 100 GALLONS PER CAPITA PER DAY. I THINK 200 GALLONS PER CAPITA PER DAY WOULD INCLUDE THE LAWN WATERING. HOW MANY GALLONS IN A BARREL? SQUIRE: 31. FONDA: I DON'T THINK THAT'S GOING TO BE AN INORDINATE NOJNT OF WATER FOR us. VAN DYKE: ANY OTHER QUESTIONS BY COUNCIL THAT NEm TO BE ADDRESSED, OR MY C(IIIENTS? CM I HAVE A lll>TION TO CLOSE THE HEARING. KOLTAY: SO lll>VED. .-. • , ' . , • . ' ' I . . • , - • • • • • I~ • AIEll>A ITEM lO(C) -COIIICIL BILL NO. 42 PARTIAL VERBATIM HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, I REALLY THINK A BREW-PUB IN ENGLEWOOD WOULD BE A WONDERFUL THINK IN A DIFFERENT AREA OF THE COMMUNITY. I THINK THAT THE RESIDENTIAL AREA THAT BORDERS THAT 1-1 DISTRICT IS, IS, HAS BEEN WORKING THROUGH GETTING ALONG WITH THEIR INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORS ANO THEY ENJOY THE QUIET OF THE WEEKEND, THEY ENJOY THE QUIET OF THE EVENING. AH, AH, THIS IS CERTAINLY A DIFFERENT KIND OF USE THAN WAS CONSISTENT WITH THE PLAN WHEN IT WAS FIRST PUT INTO USE. I THINK IT DOES HAVE A POTENTIAL FOR AN ADVERSE IMPACT ON THE AREA, All) ALTHOUGH THE SOUND MY NOT COME FROM THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS, THERE ARE OTHER SOUNDS THAT NIGHT, AH, BE EMITTED FROM THAT AREA AT DIFFERENT TINES OF THE DAY. I KNOW THAT THERE ARE A NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THAT AREA THAT HAVE EXPRESSED CONCERN TO NE -I DON'T KNOW IF THEY HAVE EXPRESSED CONCERN TO OTHER NEIIIERS OF THE COIIUIITY -BUT I THINK THAT THE ZONING ORDINANCE IS THERE TO FACILITATE BUSINESS AND TO PROTECT THE RESIDENTIAL QUALITY OF OUR COIIUIITY, All> WE HAVE A COMMITMENT TO BOTH, All> I THINK WE SHOULD STRIVE TO MICE SURE THAT WE CAN PROVIDE A PLACE FOR THIS BUSINESS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY All> AT TH£ SAM£ TINE SUPPORT THE RESIDENTS IN THE AREA IN THEIR CONCERNS THAT THEY HAVE AT LEAST BROUGHT TO NY ATTENTION. I' LL BE VOTING AGAINST IT, All> I WOULD URGE OTHERS TO JOIN NE. THANK YOU. HATHAWAY: YOUR HONOR, I THINK C.E OF THE POINTS THAT MR. DEWITT MOE AT TH£ BEGINNING OF THIS PARTICULAR ITEM IS THE FACT THAT WE ARE NOT TALKING SPECIFIC LOCATIC. IN THIS CASE. 11£ ARE TALKING THAT WHOLE 1-1 WHICH INCLUD(S A LOT Of DISTRICT Cit£ AS IIELL. I HAVE RESIDENTS UP THERE THAT IIIULD WELCOIIE THIS IRElf-PUB RIGHT UIIEDIATELY NDT DOOi, _, THEY DO, THEY HAVE LIVED NUT TO AN IIIIUSTRIAI.. AREA FOi YEARS. IUT TH£ POINT IS THAT YOU CAN'T VIEW THIS PARTICULAR -IIIMCE AS SITE 5'£CIFIC, YOU HAVE TO PUT IT IN THE ~-IIAI.. VIEII Of TH£ IIIOt.E COIIUIITY. Ml> TO TELL THIS PARTICUAI..I aus1•ss PEOPLE THlT, ·ON, YEAH, II£ IIELCOIIE YOU IN TH£ IIIIUSTRIAI.. AREA IUT NOT II THIS snr IS COIIITERPIIIDUCTIVE TO All Of OUR ECOIDUC D(Y(LOflOT [FFOITS UP TO THIS POINT. IT'S LIKE ·II( WANT YOU aus1•ss, IUT NOT H(R[I • Ml> I Will 8( VOTIIC FOR IT All> VERY HEARTEDLY. CLA TC.: YOUR HONOR. AS I LOOK THIOUCN TH( LIST Of PIOHIIITED ACTIVITY IN THE 1-1 DISTRICT, l'N STRUCl IY THE FACT THAT CLEARLY ll)ST Of THCSE UC ltf.Al.LY OHEIISIVE llll)S Of aus1•ss TO HAVE IN YOUR CCJIUIITY. NOT JUST IN YOUR IIIJUSTRIAI.. AREA, IUT TH(Y 'R( TH£ llNO Of THI YOU DON 'T INT MMIN(I[ II YOUR COIIUUTY • CMION 8lAC Mlllf'ACT\MIIC, MIML IY ·.....CTS, .. IUCl, &lUC, IIISECTICID(S , NEAT SlAUGHTCII , NETAI..S UlUCTIC., OILS Ml> FATS MUACTURIIC , I NCM, T SC ARE THC llNOS OF TNIKS THAT Alt£ T , THC DOOi MD PAOii. AICN 'T GOIIC TO un• A COUPl[ Of IUDS, T Y'R( liOI TO liO CLCM TO Tlt£ OTHCI SIDC or TN( COIIUIITY . THC ll[V(RY DOES NOT FALL INTO MY or THCSC CATHOll[S _, I TNI• IT 'S CLEAR THAT TitlS I I Y M OUTNODEO LIST . NY CC.£• WITM TNIS PMTICUlAR LOCATION, FIWlllY, IS THAT COUIICIL IOl[I tNOIICNT HAS CONSIST(NTLY o,,osm Ml(QUlft ace s FOi THAT M(A, -IOI £ TO STIIC THAT IOT LWC IT TO MYIOOY . ..., .. - •. I . • , - • • • • . " ·, • <. ELSE HAS COME DOWN THE ROAD IN THE LAST TVO YEARS AND SAID, "I WANT TO LEASE THIS BUILDING" AND I THINK, YOU KNOW, WE NEED TO ENCOURAGE RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS PEOPLE FOR WANTING TO COME IN AND TAKE A RISK. YES, THERE HAVE BEEN SOME RESTAURANTS THAT HAVE GONE OUT OF BUSINESS IN ENGLEWOOD . I CAN NAME A LOT OE THAN THE ONE ACROSS SANTA FE THAT HAVE GONE OUT OF BUSINESS. BUT THAT MEANS THAT WE HAVE ENTREPREIIJERS OUT THERE THAT ARE WILLING TO RISK THEIR FUTURE IN OUR CCIIUIITY, AND I THINK THAT'S EXCITING . AND I THINK WE OUGHT TO FIND WAYS TO HELP THEN AND I Will ENTHUSIASTICALLY SUPPORT THIS, AND I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO THE DAY WHEN THAT BREW-PUB OPENS AND GO IXIIN THERE AND GET A BURGER AND A BEER. THANK YOU. BULLOCK : I JUST WANT TO OFFER AN EXPLANATION TO NR. JUNGCK AND TO THE JACKSONS. IT STRIKES ME THAT THERE CAN BE SCIIE FAVORABLE CO-HABITATION. THE PROBl.ENS THAT YOU ANTICIPATE ARE NOT OVERCOME-ABLE. THEY CAN BE OVER CCIIE RATHER. THE TRAFFIC ISSUE IS SCIIETHING THAT'S EASILY TAKEN CARE OF. IT DOESN'T APPEAR AS THOUGH THERE'S GOING TO BE IIJCH OF AN ODOR. I MREE WITH THE RATIONALE MENTICIIED BY NR. SQUIRE THAT ANY TYP£ OF BUSINESS IN THAT SPACE IS GOING TO &ODATE A CERTAIN NIUIT OF TRAFFIC . RICiHT ..,, AS A CITY CGUIICIL, WE'RE STIUiQ.ING WITH THE BIG BOYS, U METRO AREA SISTER CCIIUIITIES, IN ATTRACTING NEV BUSINESSES, All> I THINK IT'S FAIRLY MELL THOUalT THAT THIS IS A Pl.UM, IF ME COULD GET IT, All> THESE Pl.UMS OCll'T COME ALN EYERY DAY. Ml> I INTEII> TO VOTE FOR THIS All) IT'S WITH THE UIID(RSTAll>ING THAT I ' LL DO EVERYTHING I CM TO PLACATE YU CCIICEAIIS All> YOUI •ms . Ml> I INT YOU TO~ THAT. HABENICHT : YES, YOUI ..... I'D LIU TO STATE FOR THE l(CGII) THAT I DO EICOIIIME ID IUSJ•ss. -I'VE IHI. THE l[CGII) ma SINCE THE FIRST TIME I MENTICIIIO THE IIIIITMICE OF M IIIIUSTIIAL MP TO M COIIUIITY, Ml> I MVE 1(£N 5'UIIODED IIIIUSTIIAI. TASI FORCES -THE LIU . I THINK THAT THIS PMTICUUI MIIESS II THIS PMTICUUI LOCATIOR MS A IWmNIP OR lllE ..UlY CIIIEIS -M CITIZDIS Ill> LIVE II M CGIIUIJTY . _,, Ml, I 1111• INAT THE 1-1 ZCIIIING PIOTtCTS TNOI AS IT NU llEI _, I ••t lNhlt • 11111.D NlSS llllN IT . IUT, Pl.EASE D'T SAY THAT I 'N ml II FMIII OF IUSIIIESS . I CEITAlaY M . VM DYl£: llllN THAT, I 'l l ASlt CGUIICIL TO Pl.EASE WOT(. CLE•: SIi AY£S, CIIIE MY -CGUIICIL 1010 NMOIOIT • . ' •. ' I. • , - • • • FRASER: • • • AGEll>A ITEM 11 -PUBLIC FORUN RE 1992 BUDGET MAYOR, THE REASON THIS IS ON THE AGENDA THIS EVENING IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FOLKS IN THE COMMUNITY TO MAKE COMMENTS TO THE COUNCIL AND FOR STAFF'S BENEFIT IN PREPARING OUR RECOMMENDATIONS TO YOU ON THE 1992 BUDGET. WE STARTED THIS PROCESS TWO YEARS AGO AS AN ADDITION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CHARTER AS IT RELATES TO GETTING PUBLIC INPUT AND THIS IS THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY THE FOLKS Will HAVE TO PROVIDE SOME COMMENTS IN ADVANCE OF THE PREPARATION OF THE BUDGET, THEN IN SEPTEMBER WE Will HAVE A SECOND PUBLIC HEARING, IN THE SECOND MEETING IN SEPTEMBER, NOT THE SECOND PUBLIC HEARING BUT THE ACTUAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE BUDGET WHICH FOLLOWS MY FORMAL PRESENTATION TO YOU OF OUR RECOMMENDED 1992 BUDGET. THIS EVENING'S COMMENTS PREDATE OUR ACTUAL FOIII.ILATION OF ANY ACTUAL RECOMMENDATIONS TO YOU. PETERSON: JOHN PETERSON, 3163 SOUTH CHEROKEE STREET, AND I'M CHAIRMAN OF THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD. THE REASON I'M HERE TONIGHT IS THAT MR. HANK LONG , DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES, MENTIONED TO US AT OUR LAST REGULAR MEETING WHICH WAS LAST TUESDAY NIGHT, THE 11TH OF JUNE, THAT ... FRASER HAD ASKED THE LIBRARY AS OTHER DEPARTMENTS IN THE C ITV TO PREPARE BUDGETS BASED ON 9n APPROXIMATELY OF THE 1991 FIGURES. AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD, HAYING CONSIDERED THE MATTER, UNANIMOUSLY PASSED A MOTION OPPOSED TO THE MANDATORY 31 REDUCTION Of THE LIBRARY FUll>S FOR THE 1992 BUDGET AND VOTED TO DRAFT A RESOLUTION TO SEMO TO COIJKIL PRIOR TO THE REGULAR BEGINNING OF THE BUDGETING PROCESS STATING THE REASONS FOR OUR CONCERNS -THE MAJOR REASONS ARE TWO: NO. l, WE FEEL THAT THE VALUE OF CCIIIINITY SERVICES MOULD DlPRECIATED. IN 1990 THE VALUE OF LIBRARY SERVICES TO THE CITY OF £115LEWOOO EXCEEDED ABOUT SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS, CIRCULATION Pl0VID£D SS,333,000 fllLTJPLYING THE COST OF MTERIALS IY THE IUIIER CIRCULATED. REFERENCE Pll0VID£D SI ,650,000 IUl. TIPL Ylllli THE AVEUCE COST Of MTERIALS BY THE IUIIER OF QU(STJCIIS MSll(R£D; COUECTED REVENUES PIIOV1D£D ABOUT $56 ,000 IN THE FOIII OF CUil FUNDS, LllltARY FINES, BOOK SALES (USED IOOlS Of:LETtD FD THE COUECTJON, THAT IS) AND RECIPROCAL IORDllli DIES FIIII OTHER LIIIIMYES. THE SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS D0£S ll>T INCLUD( THE SCIYICES OF THE TRAINED PERSONNEL, 448 PIIOCltMS OF VAIIOUS SGITS ,a1D£D IY THE lllltARY, All> HUNDREDS Of tom OF UNPAID VOUIITEHS . COUNCIL HAS EXPRESSED CONCERN AIOUT THE USE OF UNPAID VOUlfTEHS AT THE llllltAIY, All> WC HAYE MO£ QUITE A LOT OF PaR(SS IN THAT PMTICULAR A1£A . NOW, NO . Z, WC FEEL THAT TN£ IUOGCT CUTS SHOULD ENPHASIZE TN£ LONG TEIII . THE lHZ WET GUIDELI S NDIIUIIHI STATES : •n IS ALSO IMPORTANT THAT TN( REDUCTICIIS 1£Pl(S£NT COSTS THAT YOU Al PltCPARCO TO LIV WITH IN TH£ LC• TCIII Ml) PIIOJ(CTS FLAT RCYCNU S PCRHAPS OUltlllli Tit£ tNSUlllli YCAIS AS Wll. • lltlCH OIVIOUS Y IS A CCIIS[IYATJVE ,OIIIT TO I( MD(. TH[ 100k IUDKT , HOW£YC., INCRWEO LAST YEM FOi THE FlltS1 TUI( Ill Mt£[ 10 FOUi Y , YE1 THC au WAS l[SS TIWI TH[ IOOk IUDCCl rJY[ YCMS AGO 11)1 COUNl lllli INflATIOIIMY COSTS . OUI CLOOTAIY SCNOOl flOIIUlATION HAS I Rf.ASCD [VERY YEM I 1• vn CHll.Oll(I 100kS I ·v T ST DISCCUfTS Ml) WlM OUT FASTCR TIWI ADUt.T S JUST AS A MTTCR Of IR TIUCTION . IF £ C IMTS TO T All) R TAUi f'Mlll Ml) Ml SES, OUM.IT llllltAIY •. ' I . • - • • • • SERVICES ARE ESSENTIAL. THE KNOWLEDGE PROVIDED BY A GOOD LIBRARY LEADS TO HIGHER PERSONAL INCONE WHICH IN TURN RESULTS IN MORE TAX REVENUES. THE WORSE OUR ECONOMY GETS, THE MORE UNEMPLOYED OR UNDEREMPLOYED CITIZENS NEED THE BACKGROUND AND THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE LIBRARY. IN ADDITION, SOME OF THE FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS NEED ACCESS TO THAT INFORMATION. NOW, I KNOii LATER ON IN THE AGENDA THAT ONE OF YOUR NOBERS HAS OFFERED A RESOLUTION . SUPPORTING THE RECOMMENDATIONS MOE BY GOVERNOR RONER ANO PRESIDENT BUSH SUPPORTING NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL GOALS FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. I BELIEVE MR. BILL CLAYTON HAS OFFERED THAT RESOLUTION ANO I HAVE NO DOUBT WITH THE FAR SEEING CHARACTERISTICS WHICH THE PRESENT COUNCIL HAS THAT THAT RESOLUTION WILL BE APPROVED. HOWEVER, IT WOULD BE DISMYING ANO DISHEARTENING IF IN FACT 11£ 11£RE TO Dlscomt LATER ON IN THE BUDGET PROCESS THAT THE LIBRMY BUDGET HAD THOI IN THE FACE OF THE EQUIVALENT OF MR. CLAYTCll'S RESOLUTION HAS BEEN CUT. 11£ NIGHT MCE THE POINT HOIIEVtR THE LIIRMY DID DEEPLY APPRECIATES, AS WE ARE SURE THE CITIZENS OF ENILEIIODO DO, TH( FACT THAT COUNCIL HAS APPROVED THE PURCHASE OF M IIOf IOCICIIJIILE. Ml> I'M CERTAIN THAT 25 YEARS FD NOif OR 20 YEARS FD NOif HII I'M a£, PERHAPS IIHEN YOU'RE a£, OR PERHAPS HII 11£'RE ALL SO OLD N DECREPET THAT WE CAN'T ROOIER HT IT IMS LIU TDY, THAT I'M SURE THAT EVEN THEN ENGLEIIODO WILL RDEIO 111TH &RATITUDE THAT YOU TOOK THAT STEP. THAii( YOU. IF THERE ARE MY QUESTICIIS, I'D IE HAPPY TO MSIIER. ' .. •, ' • I . . • ' , - HAYES: • • • • t• - A&ENDA ITEM 121 -.JUNE 17, lttl [PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT lttl] GOOD EVENING MAYOR ANO COUNCIL. ON MAY 28TH YOU CREATED CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT 1991 ANO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34. THE SUBSTANTIAL PORTION OF THIS DISTRICT WAS TO BE PAID FOR WITH SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS THAT WOULD BE REPAID BY THE ASSESSMENTS ON THE PROPERTY ANO AT THIS TIME WE HAVE RECEIVED CONSTRUCTION BIOS FROM CONTRACTORS TO BUILD THAT PORTION OF THE PROJECT ANO SUBSEQUENTLY HAVE SIZED THE ISSUE OF BONDS TO REFLECT THE APPROPRIATE AMOUNT THAT Will BE NEEDED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION ANO THE COSTS OF ISSUANCE OF THE BONDS AND THE FIRST THREE INTEREST PAYMENTS ON THE BONDS THAT Will BE DUE BEFORE THE ASSESSMENTS ACTUALLY START TO COME IN. THIS AMOUNT HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO BE $370,000. IT IS LESS THAN WHAT WAS ESTIMATED BECAUSE OF SOME GOOO BIOS THAT THE CITY RECEIVED AND ALSO BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN PULLING THEIR OWN PERMITS TO PERFORM SOME OF THE WORK IN THE DISTRICT. THE BONDS ARE SCHEDULED TO BE ADVERTISED THIS WEEK IF THIS ORDINANCE IS PASSED. IIE WOULD BE SENOING OUT A PRELIMINARY OFFICIAL STATENENT TO PROSPECTIVE BUYERS ON THE BONDS DESCRIBING THE TYPES OF BONDS THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO ISSUE. WE WOULD ALSO BE PUBLISHING NOTICE ON THURSDAY. ON NEXT MONDAY WE WOULD BE HOlDING A PRE-BID CONFERENCE TO GIVE POTENTIAL BIDDERS ON THE BONDS A CHANCE TO FINO OUT ABOUT THE DISTRICT AND THE BONDS AND THEN BIDS WOULD BE RECEIVED ON JULY 1ST AT 10:00 IN THE MORNING. THE WIIIIING BID WOULD BE MNDED THAT EVENING AT THE COUNCIL MEETING. THE DEBT SERVICE ON THE BONDS IS EXPECTED TO BE FAIRLY LEVEL OVER THE TEN -YEAR LIFE OF THE BONDS. WE'VE PUT INTO THE BID SPECS THAT WE WOULD NOT LIKE TO RECEIVE ANY BIDS THAT SHOW ANY OE THAN A ZS INTEREST IN TH( CCJUIICIIS OVER THE LIFE OF THE BONDS. IIE ARE ALSO SAYIIC THAT IIE DCll'T INT TO PAY NORE THAN A n DISCOUNT TO THE lfllllllC BIDDER OR UIID£MITEI CII THE BONDS. SO THAT 'S KINO OF THEIR GUID(Llll(S. ., TN(Y'll I( PIOPOSIIC THE INTEREST RATES OVER TN( LIFE OF TN( IOIID ISSUE TO DETEIIUI( THE NET EFFECTIVE INTCIEST RATE, IIOUlD I( TN( lfllllllC BID. TM£ WAY THESE BONDS IOllD IOlt IS THAT All TN( IOIIDS IIOUlD NATURE IN THE YEAR ZOOZ, •n IIE lilOUlD HAVE TN( OPTICII OF CALLIIC IN IOIIDS AS 11E HAD ASSESSIICNTS AVAIUllE TO PAY THOSE IOIIDS,., AN EIPECT£D RETIRENENT SCHOJULE IIOUlD I( INCLUDED IN TN( PIOSPfCTUS OF SALE ., IN THE OFFICIAL STATENENT THAT lflll I( &OIIC OUT TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS CII TN( IOIIDS. TN( FIIIMCIIC TEM THAT HAS l([N lfOIIICING ON THIS IS OUR IOIID COIIISELOI UM EDSTIION FAUCIENSll JOiia I IIEl(R IN DOVEi, TIii PELTZ OF THAT FIRM HAS IEEN lfOIIICING 111TH US • ., lfC'VC &OT THE flllMCIAL CCIISUL.TANTS ID Cl.MC ., JUI fWIIEl 06 PIPER, .WFUY I HOPWOOD lfNO Al H£LPING US TO MIIKET T · IOIIDS., STUTUltf THE ISSUC., C UP lflTH TH RC TIV , £X,CCT£D DHT SCRVIC • ., T PAYI 00 MD R QISTM CII T IOIIDS N ISSUED WOUlD I( FlltST NATICIIAL IANK Of C £WOOD . J'D WPY 10 R MV OU( llCIIS THAT YOU HAV AIOUT IOIIDS . ON, I ICLIM YOU 'V l((N D OUT TONIGHT Fl nun Of OIDI • I SOlUTICII THAT S a£F CCT TUAl f'IGUICS . ., IN HANOOUT T f I T FOUR SHOii PUC THA l r I T I (N I VC JCII C IV D I P NT OUT . l fOUlt , FOUi ~ ,,. - .. I . • - • • • ,. • ,, THERE WERE CHANGES. THOSE WOULD BE ON PAGES 1 -EACH PLACE IS UNDERLINED AND STARRED ANO IT'S PRINCIPALLY JUST CHANGING THE DOLLAR FIGURES TO THE $370,000, PAGE 2 -AGAIN THE DOLLAR FIGURES AND THE ESTIMATED PAYMENT SCHEDULE, PAGE 4 -THE DOLLAR FIGURE FOR THE BID ATTACIIIENT THAT ANY BIDDER HAS TO SUIIMIT AS A GOOD FAITH DEPOSIT, AND PAGE 7 -WHICH AGAIN SAYS THE MOUNT. AND THEN AFTER THAT YOU HAVE A FULL COMPLETE COPY OF THE NEV RESOLUTION AS IT STANDS WITH THOSE CHANGES. VAN DYKE: CAN YOU SPECULATE WHAT THE ESTIMATED PERCENTAGE WILL BE ON THESE BONDS? A GUIDELINE, OR MY THOUGHTS? HAYES: THEY ARE ESTIMATING AROIN> 6.7 TO 7.2, WHICH IS SURPRISINGLY GOOD. VAN DYKE: CAN I TRADE IN MY BONDS FRCII FOUR YEARS AGO? (LAUGHTER) THAT'S TERRIFIC. HOii ABOUT THE RATING OF THESE BONDS? HAYES: THEY ARE UNRATED, WHICH IS ll>T UNUSUAL FOR SPECIAL ASSESSNENT DISTRICTS. WE DD HAVE A PLEDGE THAT ONCE 4/STH Of THE BONDS ARE PAID, THE CITY IIOULD PLEDGE TO PAY THE LAST 1/STH Of MY REMAINING BONDS IF WE DID ll>T RECEIVE THE ASSESSIEfTS TO PAY THOSE, All> THEN THE CITY IIOULD TRY TO COLLECT THOSE ASSESSNENTS FRCII THE DISTRICT. All> THAT PROVIDES SONE ASSURMCE TO THE POTENTIAL BOND IUYER THAT SINCE THE BONDS ARE UNRATED THEY IIOULD STILL IE A GOOD Ill¥ES1NENT FOR THEN. BULLOCK: YES, YOUR HONOR, 1 'N A LITTLE Ill DISTRESSm THAT HANIFEN UltOFF INC. IS INCLUDED II OUR MILIIC LIST CII THE IAClt. I IIOULD HOPE THAT WE DC*'T PAITICUURl.Y IIIVOLVE THEN IN MY VAY WITH THIS PARTICULAR BOND Of'FER. HAYES: I UIIDERSTAII> THAT lH(Y MY£ PMTICIMTED II P1£YIOUS IOIID ISSU(S THAT MYE l([N DCII(. TO IID CII THESE ICIIDS, TN(Y IIDUlD •n I( INVOLYm WITH MY Of THE STIUCTUII• Of THE IOIID ISSUE, THEY IIOULD Clll Y I( AllE TO WIT A IID TO UIIDOMIITE THE ISSUE F• IT. Ml> THEIR IIIVOlYEJOT IIDUlD IE YOY LIIIITtD -mT AT All II TH( SM[ MIIER THAT TH(Y'Y( IEEI ~Tl• II THE MST. IULLOCl : I THI• THE ISM IS IASICALLY CIIE Of PIINCIPl.E, I P1£SUII( YOU ICU THE ....... HAYES: I THI• I DO . KOlTAY: YOUI HONOR, I IIDUlD ASI THAT THE CUM IUD TH( 1£SCI.UTICII . Cl-Elll READS 1£SOlUTICII II). It IY TITLE; IOT£ 7•0 ...... . ' •. . ' .. I . . t , - - • • • BULLOCK: • • t• • A&ENDA ITEN 13(1)(1) -RESOLUTION NO. &1 CONTRIBUTION TO NELSON IIENORIAL FIN) HERE WE GO AGAIN. THERE WAS A PARADE OF HORRIBLES ON WHY WE SHOULD NOT ESTABLISH PRECEDENCE IN AWARDING SOME TYPE OF MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE FAMILIES OF EMPLOYEES WHO PASS AWAY. I WOULD SUGGEST THERE IS NO PARADE OF HORRIBLES, THERE IS NO PRECEDENT PARTICULARLY, AND I WOULD POINT OUT THAT THIS IS A UNIFORMED OFFICER WHO DIED WHILE IN SERVICE AND ON OUTY FOR THE CITY, AND I DON'T BELIEVE IT'S SETTING ANY PARTICUALR PRECEDENT WITH THE REST OF THE NON-UNIFORMED STAFF. AND AGAIN, HE DIED IN THE LINE OF OUTY. I WOULD THEREFORE LIKE TO MOVE THE RESOLUTION IN THE AMOUNT OF SlSOO SO I'D ASK THE CLERK TO READ THE RESOLUTION AND ASSIGN IT A NUMBER. CLERK: READS RESOLUTION NO. 61 WITH THE INSERTION OF S1500. BULLOCK: I MOVE RESOLUTION NO. 61. KOLTAY: YOUR HONOR, AS COUNCIL IS AWARE I HAD ASKED THAT THIS ITEM BE TABLED FROM AN EARLIER COUNCIL SESSION. MY MAIN OBJECTIVE TO THIS WAS TO HOPEFULLY ADDRESS SOME OF THESE ISSUES IN A STUDY SESSION TO DISCUSS RATHER THAN HERE AT THE APPROPRIATION. MY CONCERN WITH THIS IS THAT I FEEL THAT COUNCIL SHOULD ACTUALLY ADOPT A POLICY ON HOii THEY WOULD EITHER LIKE TO ADMINISTER OR MAKE CONTRIBUTION TO ANY FUNO WHETHER IT BE ON BEHALF OF AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WORKS IN THE CITY, WHETHER THEY'RE UNIFORMED OR NON, WHETHER THEY ARE MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEE, OR A LINE EMPLOYEE, OR EVEN IF THEY ARE A CIVILIAN WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. THE DIFFICULTY I BELIEVE WITH THIS IS I DIFFER WITH flt. BULLOCK IN THE ACTUAL POSITION OF THIS IS THAT I DO BELIEVE IT DO(S SET A PRECEDENCE ON HOii WE GO FORIMRD. I THINK EACH ONE OF US AS AN INDIVIDUAL CAN MAKE ANY CCIITRIBUTION TO ANY MENORIAL FUNO THAT WE WANT. I THINK THAT IHN COUNCIL TAKES THE ACTION AS Al.El SAID EARllER ON IT IS TH£ ESTAll.ISHIIENT THAT COUNCIL FULLY ENDORSES TH( MOllfT, THE MAY IT'S GIVEN, AND HOii IT'S NOIORAl I zm. I JUST CANNOT ENDORS£ THE MOllfT Of S l , 500 UNTIL COUNCIL ADDRESSES THIS ISSUE NDRE FUUY. YAN DYKE : JUST FOR THE RECOIi>, I DON'T BELIEYE I HEAii) A SECOND. HATHAWA Y: I 'll SECOND IT TO GET IT ON THE TAil[. I THOUGHT THAT MAS WHAT flt . KOllAY MAS GOING TO DO. YAN D SO RITA HATHMMY SECONDS TH( NDTION, SO UCK TO ... IUlLOCK . LOC : OUlt HONOR. I DON 'T THINK II[ NEm TO BE AS CONPl.lCATm AS All Of THAT . I DON 'T m. I DON 'T IELIEYC • NEm TO MJDR(SS A GDl(IW. POll CY, I NCM TMIS IS JUST A CINE •Tlll£ DUL II A .. IQU[ SITUATION , BEING NI C TO A WIDOW , ATW.TING TO N(LP N(I DUIING TMIS PCRIOO Of' Fl I MMDSN IP FOR N(R . Ml>, YOU ICIOI, II[ D ' T NE£ TO IW( nus A IUl(MJCIIATIC MZE, IT 'S SIIIP't.Y A NICE KSTUR(, MO IT ' Al.SO IN ICU Of T FACT THAT, I IELIEYE , IT IN CHCRltY Hil l THAT OONATEO HOO TO TMIS IIIIDOII . MO I TMINK IT 'S PICTTY CIIUNNV I DON 'T DO TMING AT lWT AS CiOOO AS THAT . Ml> CCITAINLY T I . NOT TO INTO A UN[ Of' ·UPSIWISNIP, IUT , NV I . • , - • • • • • -~ . • ' GOODNESS, IT'S JUST A ONE-TIME GESTURE FOR THIS WIDOW TO HELP HER OUT. CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I THINK THE QUESTION OF WHEN IT IS APPRORPIATE TO DETERMINE WHAT SORT OF BENEFITS WE PROVIDE TO OUR EMPLOYEES AND IS THIS THE APPROPRIATE FORUM FOR THAT DETERMINATION? AND IT OCCURS TO ME THAT WE PROVIDE DEATH BENEFITS, WE PROVIDE LIFE INSURANCE, WE PROVIDE A NIIIBER OF BENEFITS THAT ARE DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY TO MEET THESE TYPE OF NEEDS. THAT'S WHY PEOPLE PURCHASE LIFE INSURANCE, THAT'S WHY THE CITY PROVIDES LIFE INSURANCE THROUGH OUR BENEFIT PROGRAM TO OUR UNIFORMED EMPLOYEES ANO TO OUR NON-UNIFORMED EMPLOYEES. I DON'T BELIEVE IT'S APPROPRIATE FOR US TO WHEN A TERRIBLE OCCURRENCE LIKE THIS TAKES PLACE TO THEN LAY THIS OUT ON THE TABLE ANO INSIST THAT IT'S CRUMMY NOT TO INCREASE THAT BENEFIT. IF WE WANT TO HAVE A DISCUSSION ABOUT INCREASING THE DEATH BENEFIT FOR All OF THE ENPLOYEES OF THE CITY, I THINK THAT'S AN APPROPRIATE DISCUSSION. IF WE WANT TO HAVE A DISCUSSION ABOUT INCREASING THE HEAL TH BENEFITS OR THE VACATION BENEFITS OR THE SICK BENEFITS, I THIii( THAT'S AN APPROPRIATE DISCUSSION TO HAVE. BUT I DON'T THIii( IT'S APPROPRIATE TO HAVE THIS DISCUSSION AT THIS TINE. I THIii( IT, IT PUTS EVERYONE IN AN UNCOMFORTABLE SITUATION, IT'S UNNECESSARY, BECAUSE I DON'T BELIEVE THAT THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IS CHEAP OR IS UNFEELING, I BELIEVE THAT WE PROVIDE ~EQUATE BENEFITS TO OUR EMPLOYEES. I BELIEVE WE PROVIDE A -NICE, A VERY NICE BENEFIT PACKAGE, PARTICULARLY TO OUR UNIFORMED PEOPLE. I THIii( WE SHOULD PROVIDE THAT KIii> OF PACUGE, I THIIIC WE SHOULD CONTINUE TO. AH, BUT I JUST DON'T THIii( THIS IS APPROPRIATE, ANO I WOULD MOVE TO TABLE, lll>EFINITELY. HABENICHT : I'll SECOND THE NOTION. VAN DYKE : NOTION TO TABLE SECONDED BY Al.El HABENC IHT. PLEASE VOTE. CLERK: VAN DYKE : EVERYONE : VAN DYKE : BULLOCK : YAN DYKE : WIGGIN : FAA EA : l AYES -COIIICIL NOIB(RS HAB(NICHT, CLAYTON All> VM DYKE; FOUR NAYES -COIIICIL NOIB(RS lOLTAY HATHMMY lflGCINS All> a,LLOCK. THE NOTION'S TAILED. NO, NO, NO, IT'S NOT TAILED. OKAY, All RIQff. THAT'S FIN(, I JUST ••• CALL FOR THE QUESTION, YOUR HONOR. WELL, lfE SHOUlO PIDVID( AN OMJIT\IUTY FOi EVEfflllE TO SPEM TO THC ISSUC . ... lflGCINS • YCS, I 'N JUST l Ill> Of CUI ICIUS IF MYIODY IN THE CI TY CM 5HO) A LITILC LlliHl . AN Offlt£1 IN> DIES IN THE LINC Of DUTY AS IN TH£ CASE WITH ... N£Lsmt, 0UIV£S MINI IOlf:FITS THAT IF H('S OFF DUTY . IS THAT COllt(CT, ... fllASER OR ... DOIITI? SOll[OIIE. l 'N JUST WOIIOERINC . DO(S MY IOOY HAVE A TOTAL Of IIHAT THE IENEflTS RU LL, HAW NOT TOTALLED All> IN f.CT Mt'. STILL II THE PIIOCCSS OF O(T( .. IIINC DACTLY IIHAT All Of MIS OOITLOOT , IUT AS A "' - ~ . ' • I. • , - • • • • • •, • CONSEQUENCE OF THE BENEFIT PACKAGE THAT WOULD NORMALLY ACCRUE IN THE EVENT OF A DEATH, YOU HAVE THE LIFE INSURANCE PROVISIONS, YOU HAVE WHATEVER PROVISIONS THAT ARE RELATED TO HIS PARTICULAR RETIREMENT PROGRAM, AND IN THIS INSTANCE SINCE IT DID OCCUR DURING AND ON DUTY, YOU HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR AN ON-GOING WORKMEN'S COMP THAT HAS YET TO BE DETERMINED AS WELL. THAT'S THE DISTINCTION REALLY BETWEEN AN OFF-DUTY DEATH AND A DUTY DEATH, AND I'M NOT SURE WHAT THE PRECEDENCES ARE IN TERMS OF HEART ATTACK IN THAT CIRCUMSTANCE, AND WHAT THE ENTITLEMENTS MAY BE, BUT ALL OF THAT HAS YET TO BE DETERMINED. IN ADDITION, THE VARIOUS ASSOCIATIONS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY THAT HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED RELATING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE DEATH OF UNIFORMED OFFICERS HAVE FUNDS THAT ARE AVAILABLE AND PAID TO THE FAMILIES THAT ARE LEFT BEHIND IN THE EVENT OF AN OFFICERS DEATH AND THOSE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE QUITE SIGNIFICANT FOR ANY OFFICER WHO DIES WHILE ON DUTY. THERE, AND THOSE GO FAR BEYOND ANY OF THE BENEFIT PROGRAMS THAT WE HAVE AVAILABLE. THE EXACT, THE DIRECT ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION IS I DON'T KNOii YET, BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT THINGS THAT PLAY INTO IT. WIGGINS: I'D ASK THAT AT SCMETIME IN THE FUTURE YOU WOULD FURNISH US WITH A FINAL FIGURE, INFORMATION JUST FOR OUR ... FRASER: WE'D BE GLAD TO DO THAT. HABENICHT: I HAVE A QUESTION. FOR MR. FRASER. AH, I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS ISSUE WAS DISCUSSED AT THE STAFF LEVEL. I'M WOJl)(RING WHAT THE INPUT IS FROM THE STAFF. FRASER: 1 'M GLAD YOU ASKED. THE, THE QUESTIONING OF THIS AT THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING, WE DID ASK EACH OF THE D£PARTI0TS TO DISCUSS THIS WITHIN THEIR VARIOUS STAFFS All> TO SEEK INPUT ON WHAT WAS FELT WAS APPROPRIATE. IT WAS KIND OF AN UNUSUAL APPDCH TO AN UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCE. IUT, GEN£RALLY THE RESPCIISE Melt FRON STAFF WAS THAT THEY THOUCiHT IT IMS IIIAPPURIATE TO TM£ THIS ACTION. THAT IF YOU WERE GOING TO 00 ANYTHING Of THIS NATURE, IT OUGHT TO BE A PART OF YOUR OVERALL REYIEV Of CCIIPOISATI<II Pl.All, THAT THERE WERE INC1D£NCES AS EQUALLY TUCIC THAT HAYE OCCURIEO THIIOUGHOUT THE CITY OVER THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS THAT HAYE ll>T l(EN RECOGNIZED AND TO TAKE THIS ACT NOii DISPITE IT'S lllfOR ... TH( TWIC NATURE OF IT, IS INCONSISTENT 111TH OUR UCl Of ACTI<II IN TH[ PAST IN CIRCUMSTANCES THAT NIGHT I( AISUf:D ll(R( AS CONCE•ING IN TEIIIS Of THE P£0PlE LEFT IEHINO. I THI• THAT IT'S INPORTMT IF CCUCIL HAS TN( D£S1RE TO 00 SONETHING LIKE THIS THAT YOU RECOGNIZE THAT YOU ARE THE D£C1Sl<II MKERS <II CCIIPOISATJ<II FOR A aJUP Of P£0Pt.£ THAT NUNIERS IETIIEEN FU All) FIVE NUNDll£D Ml> HN YOU CCUfT T PART TINCRS THAT Al£ INWOt.YED IN THAT, All> THAT MY DECISl<II TttAT YOU MAK W 1TH RESPECT TO PAYIOT Of' ICN[f IT, WH(TH(R YOU CALL IT A C<IITRIIUT l<II TO A UNILY OR SON£THll5 LIU THAT. sns A PICCCDENC IN TCIIIS Of CXP£CTATl<II All> POLICY . YOU CAN 'T SAY THAT IT 'S 11>1 PR C OEIITIAL IECAUS TH( NCR£ FACT THAT YOU Ml[ TN[ DECISl<II 10 00 IT IS . AND, I nu• THAT IT 'S INPORTMT TttAT TH( KIii)$ Of THING CONSIDCRED IN THEIR fUl SS Of' YOUlt OVCRM.L S Of F'IT ANO SO FORTH . 0 AN THI • . .. I . • - - • • ... • .. HABENICHT: YES, I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT THIS IS, IS AN EMOTIONAL ISSUE AND ONE THAT IS DIFFICULT TO DEAL WITH ON AN INTELLECTUAL LEVEL. AND ESPECIALLY IF ONE'S BEEN CLOSE OR DEALT WITH PEOPLE IN THE FAMILY. AND IT CERTAINLY IS A SENSITIVE ISSUE AND A DIFFICULT ONE, AND I'M UNHAPPY THAT WE WEREN'T ABLE TO TABLE THIS BECAUSE I WILL FEEL VERY UNCOMFORTABLE VOTING NO, ANO IT'S NOT A VERY PLEASANT THING TO DO. I FEEL THAT IT'S IN THE BEST INTEREST OF EVERYBODY TO DO SO. ANO I THI• TOO THAT WE SHOULD, MR. BULLOCK HAS POINTED OUT THAT CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE HAS BEEN VERY GENEROUS TO ONE OF ENGLEVOOO'S FINEST WHICH I THI• IS PROBABLY A REAL TESTIMONY TO OUR CCIIUITY ANO THE SERVICES THAT WE PROVIDE ANO THE INTER, ANO THE RELATIONS THAT WE SHARE WITH OUR NEIGHBORS, BUT I THI• WE SHOULD LOOK UPON THAT AS A TRIBUTE TO ALL OF OUR OFFICERS, ANO TO THIS ONE IN PARTICULAR All> TO HIS FMILY. KOL TAY: YES, YOUR HONOR, I WILL NOii DE TO TABLE RESOLUTION NO. 61. CLATYON: SECOND. VAN DYKE: PLEASE VOTE. CLERIC: 5-Z NAYS: WIGCINS BULLOCK • . . . , ' I . . - • • • BULLOCK: FRASER : BULLOCK: (, • • .v? 1,. AGENDA ITEM I3Biii r!.> -BUILDING CODE SECOND ITEM ... AH, WOULD SOMEBODY REFRESH MY RECOLLECTION, EITHER YOU PAT, OR YOU ROGER ON THE STATUS OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT ORDINANCES, SPECIFICALLY, THE AH, UBC SPECIFIC PROPOSAL AND THE ARBITRATION AH, COMMITTEE PROPOSAL. HAS THAT GONE THROUGH SECOND, SECOND READING? WHERE DO WE STAND WITH THAT EXACTLY? I'D HAVE TO GO BACK AND LOOK. HAVING NOT BEEN HERE THIS LAST WEEK, I'VE LOST TRACK OF IT. IT'S JUST GONE ON SO LONG. UM, ARE, IF, IF IT IS NOT ... DOES ANYBODY KNOW, LINDA DO YOU KNOW? UNCLEAR DISCUSSION BETWEEN FRASER AND MAYOR VAN DYKE: FRASER: DEWITT: HATHAWAY : BULLOCK: FRASER : BULLOCK : FRASER : BULLOCJC : FRASER : LOC : I DON'T THINK THEY WERE, WERE THEY? I THINK THEY'RE SCHEOULED FOR FIRST READING IN THE NEXT MEETING . NO, I THINK THERE WAS A REPORT COMING OUT FROM AH, STAFF ON THAT ISSUE. WE 'VE NEVER PASSED ANYTHING ON THOSE ON THE OFFICIAL LEVEL, RIGHT? OKAY ••• NO. THEY HAVE NOT IEEN INTRODUCED TIN, All> THEY WOULD IE C11 THE FIRST NEETING IN JULY. WOULD YOU PL EASE . ABSOLUTELY ... Mk[ DEFINITE THAT THEY 'RE THERE • Slit[. ' I· • , - FRASER: • • • • «. ·._ • CAME OUT AS AH, SOME TYPE OF A RADICAL WITH A CAUSE. AND AH, THAT IS CERTAINLY NOT WHAT TRANSPIRED DURING THAT DISCUSSION. SO ANYWAY, JUST AS A POINT OF CLARIFICATION I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW, AND AH, ROGER LET'S GET THIS THING BEHIND US, IT'S JUST GONE ON TOO LONG, I MEAN NO EXCUSES I'M NOT OFFERING ... ~ .. . f . , .. I . . , - . ' • • t• • July l, 1991 Regular City council Meeting • JJ'- . ,. • ' 0 I • • • ,