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Home My WebLink About1991-07-01 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• - • .. - • 4 t--J ~/.AA., r~~ I • tfA,1 IF }z, ~ .. ~j ¥.J, ¥~ • ,e,_ ,! ~ I '::!' ~ lv:, ' / ,,, " I 70,; 7~ 7J. • ' ... • • 0 'I • . ' . . . I. • - • • • • • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF t• THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL JULY 1, 1991 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. j/' L}.._ 2. Invocation. 3. Pledge of Allegiance. 4. Roll call. ,,,_ .. ~ 5. Minutes. 1-0 a. Minutes from the June 17, 1991 Regular Qty Council Meeting . w~,~ • 6. Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (Please llmit your preMntation to ten minuta) ti ,~~ f a. Mark Sexton ol 151 l E. o.tmouth will dilcult tnfflc conce1n1 in the E. Dartmouth and Humboldt areL 7. Massage Therapists Susan Jacbor\ Sue Jernigan Tiemty, Wendy S6nc:lair and othnt will be pttMnt to dllcwla apncta itnn 12 a II rtladng to M••• Therapy . . ' . ' • I . • , - • • City Council Agenda July 1, 1991 Page 2 9. Public Hearing. 10. Approve on second reading. • • • - 01tl /'.6 J:/ cf) Council Bill #39 approving five easements for the Southgate Sanitation V District Big Dry Creek Interceptor Easement along South Platte River Drive. ~& /16 1-o @ Council Bill #43 amending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the / · lmpoundment of motor vehicles. 1 t. Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. C/345 arP' 7-0 Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution awarding the bid for underwriting City of Englewood Special Assessment Bond.$. STAFF SOURCE: Lorraine Hayes, Director of Finandal Services. ~'th, · .@ Recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance authorizing the issuance of Special AsSHSment Bonds. ~ STAFF SOURCE: Lorraine Hayes, Director of Financial Servicn. ~ 14!n @ Recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance establishing the properties included in Paving District No. 34 /Concrete Replacement District 1991. STAFF SOURCE: Charin Esterly, Director of Public Works. at+ I ( ~'"" ~ d . Recommendation from the Oq,artmmt of Public Worb to •cteby i)'~l'f~11 1 ,l ('~1du f" motion the construction contract for Paving District No . 34/ l,fe,,,J fl,/' f .J'lJ.1 rl f. S' R~lacement District No . 1991 to lilumls I Prniv•:.-el C..~ Inc. CO V'/' ( til-i1c<{)STAFF SOURCE: Charla Eataty, Director ol Public Wodca. 4tln1 Cd 5 1 @ Recommendation from the Department of Safety Service to adopt a bill for V II"' 1 · an ordinance appro\'ing an Agrttmfflt with the State of Colorado's Central Coll on Strvl Departmmt of Admbu.tration for collection of ambulance MrV I fHS . STAFF SOURCE: Al Swlley, Dlnctor of Safety Semca and lffl Grttne, EMS Coordinator. Nttl'h 1 "'wr ~ ,. • ~fj . 1- • '· ' I . • , • - • • City Council Agenda July 1, 1991 Page 3 .. • • I• - CJ;'IC/ @ Recommendation from the Bi-City Supervisory Committee to adopt an ordinance approving a lease with Radio Property Ventures for radio station fli J, KQXI to occupy a section of the Bi -City Wastewater Treatment Plant /Y'~,.1)1."\(..,,I property. STAFF SOURCE: Stu Fonda, Dittetor of Bi-City. 12. General Discussion. a. Mayor's Choice. a i. A resolution supporting the Mayors of our nation in developing ~ ~ _ ,,: ,f-.:i:-.J organi~tions and ed~~ational programs to heighten public awareness of a/'f11<. c, 1 < ~,~ the environmental cr1S1s. (1,6 5l " ® A bill for an ordinance amending sections of the Englewood Municipal V /J1p ,,;'t!l,;,_"'-Code pertaining to massage therapy. • b. Council Member's Choice . (D A bill for an ordinance submitting to a vote of Englewood's registered ;1.-S(k,~'f/ elKtors at the next sched ul ed regular municipal election a propOMd ~)amendment requiring the popular elKtion of mayor for a two year term. (Council Member nm Bullock.) &1J«L • ,SI'~ ,., 'J /14 /91 /21 / t : - ' I • • I - • • . " • (, k,../ZiLL (!) Ce-'" l);;,(,I. Ti aA~ci. 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IICm 1£SICMTJOI EFFECTIVE AFTER 7/15/91 COIIICIL NEETlllli IMTNMMY: STATUS REPGIT DICOC PUil iC NEMllli RE: MC l'IDflOSAL IU"IIS: I) EICOIWED COIIICIL TO WOll*lEER FOR SCNOOL SUICCIIIITTEES Z) ASlm MOUT STUDY IY ERIC IOTH l) DISCUSSED PILOT IIECYCLllli ...... ., ua Of mTICE 4) IUDS AT CHOWICO S) SP£CJAL PMltllli PEIIUTS FOR RESIDENTS IIEM •LLEYIEII PARK FOR 4TH Of JULY C[LHUTIOI INOIICHT: I) HAS YOll*lEERm FOR STIIOT ACHIEYOOT SCHOOL SUI- COIIIITTEE Z) PUii A DE•IEFlllli FRCII OIL ATTOIJEES l) CUIIIOTLY HAS m E·MIL ACCESS . 3 . • APPOINTMENT EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1991 TO JUNE 1, 1992 APPOINTMENT EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1991 TO JUNE 1, 1992 .4 ,· I . 7 ( ' I • • ~ I . . ,• • .... > » • • tllb au CLAYTON: I) CONGRATULATED STAFF CJI ll£V ISO RATING FRON CLASS 4 TO CLASS 3 llA 138 14A 141 14C • au au CAm CAm CAm 2) SIGl(O UP FOR ADULT LITERACY SCffOOl. SUBallll TT££ 3) COlliRATULATED LIBRARY STAFF OIi 00 R£COO GRANTS 4) PlMTm 5 TREES AT SINCLAIR POOL 5) UPD,\T£ OIi IIASH. ,D.C., TRIP - ACCE -QUITE SUCCESSFUL CCIIEl>£o STAFF FOR LOIi 8011D INTEREST RATE -P.D.134/COIICRETE REPLACENENT IS ENCOURMilNG STAFF TO CClfflNUE TO LCMlt FOR ADDITJCIW. GRMT 01£5 CIIU Mat COURT DI SNISSAL MITII 9'F5. CO. SETTLOOT OFFER ASSOCIATE JIOiES' CCIIPOISATJOII PACKAGE P11£SOO: ALL SEYEII NDIIERS AOJOU111£D: 10:00 P.N. • 4 - • • ' • I . ' ,· r I . ~ , ' I • ' • ,,, I - - • • • • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COIIITY, COLORADO Regular Session July 1, 1991 I. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.M. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pledge of Allqtance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Council Nellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: None A quor1111 was present. A 1 so present: 5 . Ntnutn City Manaver Fraser Assistant City Man&99r Martin City Attorney O.Wttt City Clerk Crow Director Hayes, Financial Services Director Esterly, Public Works Executive Officer Olson, Safety Services Ben Creene, DIS Coordinator, Safety Services Director Fonda, Uttltttes Director Wanush, C01111Unity Develo~nt (a) COUIICIL ..... 111•1• ..... -IT lfAS SU:1118, TO APNO¥t TN( NlllfTES Of TNl IOUUI l&TI• Of JUI( 17, lMI, Ayes : Council r Koltay, Hathaway , 11199 ns, 8u11 oc k, Clayton , Hlbtn tc ht, Van Dyke Nay s: Non Nol on carried . • "' -. , ' I. • - - • • • • • I • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 2 (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East Dartmouth Avenue, was not present as scheduled. (City Manager Fraser explained later in the meeting that staff had met with Mr. Sexton in an attempt to address the traffic concerns at East Dartmouth and South Humboldt area.) (b) Massage Therapist Wendy Sinclair, Sue Jernigan Tierney , and Susan Jackson addressed Council relative to Agenda Item 12(a)(ii) concerning massage therapy. They presented a united concern that the current massage code provi - sions be amended to permit the licensing of legitimate massage therapists. Discussion ensued relative to the proposed amendments. MAYOR VAN DYKE NOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO BRING FORWARD AGENDA ITEM 12(a)(11). Ayes: Nays : Motion curled. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 52, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO . 52, INTRODUCED BY MAYOR VAN DYKE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 5, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1985 TO ESTABLISH STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OPERATION OF MASSAG E THERAPY CLINICS ANO THE REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION IN ENGLEWOOD . MAYOR VAN DYKE NOVED, _, IT IMS SECCNQ, TO MEND TH£ DEFINITION OF MASSAGE IN SECTION 5-5-2 ltPLACI• TN( M01D ·PUTS· 111TH THE lfOID ·nsSU£. • Mr . DeW i tt offe r ed i nfo naa t i on re lative to th e word "PAR TS" an d suggested i not be changed . Vo te r es ult s: Ayes: Nays: Hotto n carried . Coun cil .....,.,s Kolt ay, Hathaway , Wi ggins, Bullock. Cl ayton , Ha ben icht , Van Dyk e None COUNCIL IIENIO cun• IIIMD. -IT IMS SECCIIIED. TO ANEND SECTJ• 5-5 -1 -C TO l(AI): c . Vol r ul ,. - I . • I - - • • • • • .. Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 3 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None COUNCIL MENIER KOLTAY NOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO AMEii> 5-5-8-C REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF IOII) REQUIRED TO $1,000, City Manager Fraser offered information concerning the historic nature of the massage parlor code. He urged, and City Attorney DeWitt concurred, that the bond not be lowered given the difficulties Englewood has experienced in the past with massage parlor operations. He stressed that the bond, plus inter- est, is returnable after one year for licensed therapy clinics who comply with all provisions of the Massage Therapy Code. After further discussion, the vote results were: Ayes: Council Melllbers Koltay, Bullock, Van Dyke Nays: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht Motion to aaend defeated. Mayor Van Dyke coaaented that the Council Bill provides a window of opportuni- ty for legttiaate •assage therapists. Vote results on approval of Council 8111 No. 52 as a111ended: Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (c) Richard G. Calchfell, representing Radio Property Ventures, ad- dressed Agenda It .. ll(g), the lease agreeaent bet ... n KQXI Radio and the 81 - Ctty Wastewater Treataent Plant. He urged approval of the agreement which relocates KQXl's operation froa the northeast corner to the southeast corner of the Bi -City property. COUNCIL IIEIIIO CLAYT• lmlED, -IT IIAS SECCIID, TO •1• FOIIND MED ITDI ll(t), Ayes: Nays: Motton carried . Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Mofle The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 49 , entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 49, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN OltDINANCE APPIIOVING A LEASE AGREENENT BETWEEN TH CITY OF ENGLE · WOOD, COLOAAOO; THE CITY Of LITTLETON, COLORADO; All> RADIO PROPERTY VENTURES FOR THE DEMISE Of PROP£RTY SITUATED WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES Of TH Bl ·CITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT FOR THE PURPOSE Of RADIO TRANSMISSION . ,,,_ ' . I. . ' • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1. 1991 -Page 4 • • • ... t• T COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON NOVm, AND IT WAS SECOfl>m, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM ll(g) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 49. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. City Attorney DeWitt expressed appreciation to Mr. Caldwell for the cooperation received from the radio station personnel, and to Little- ton's City Attorney, Larry Berkowitz. 7. Non-scheduled Visitors (a) Paul Hendricks, 4001 South Elati Street, addressed council about Agenda Item 12(b)( ii) concerning the Building Code. He expressed extreme frustration over the aanner in which the Building Division operates. He re- sponded to Council Mellber Bullock's questions, indicating that a "a virtual boycott• of Englewood exists within the building trades. 8. Coaun1cat1ons and Proc1aat1ons (a) The City Clerk was asked to read in its entirety the proclamation honoring Marjorie Page, Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder. COUNCIL IEIIO IULLOCI NOVm, AND IT IIAS SEC0IID£D, TO APPROVE TH£ PROCLAMATION RECOINIZI• AND COIIEIDI• MIJOIIE PAIE FOi HO 50 YEAllS OF DEDICATm SERVICE TO TH£ CITIES OF AIAPMOE CCUITY. Ayes: Council Mellbers Kol tay , Hathawa y, Wigg i ns, Bu ll ock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. It was suggested that the procl1111t i on be s i gned by all 1118111· ber s of Council . Council Naaber Bullock will p ... sen t the procl ama t io n t o Ms . Page on Sunday, July 7th , at the celebration in her honor . 9 . ,,,.,tc Near1nt Ther e wa s no public hear i ng sc heduled. IO . Approva 1 on Second IIM1 "I COUNCIL MJIID NATNMIAY IMO, am IT IIU SEC0IID£D, TO APNOVt CCIIISUIT ME11tA ITOIS 10 (a) TNIGUIN (') AS FOLLIIISz (a) ORD INANCE NO . 39 , SER I ES Of 1991 (COUNCIL BI LL NO . 39 , INTAOOUC£D BY COUNCIL NCNBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED : AN OROI £ APPROVING f'IV EASENC NTS F'OR TH SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT BIG ORY CREEK IN~ERC PTOR EASDOT ALONG SOUTH PLATTE RI VER DRI V • (b) ORDINANCE NO . 40, SERIES Of 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 0 , INTROOUCCO BY tOUNCl R CLAYTON), ENTITLED : NOi Till 11 , CHAPT RI A, S CTION 2 ANO 3, RELATING TO TH NT Of fl>TOlt VCHICLC • ' I· • - - • • • • - Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 5 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and Notions (a) Di rector Hayes presented a rec011111endat ion from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution awarding the bid for underwriting City of Englewood Special Assessinent Bonds for Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replacement District 1991. Ms. Hayes stated that two bids had been received: Piper Jaffray l Hopwood, Inc. $178,821.50 George K. Bau• l COlll)any/Oean Bosworth, Inc. 170,128.49. As George K. Bau• l COlll)any/Oean Bosworth, Inc. submitted the low bid with a net effective interest rate of 7 .4407811, it ts recoaended they be awarded the contract for the purchase of the special assess.ant bonds. The resolution was assigned a nUlllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 63, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $370,000 FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991. COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON NOVED, All> IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 63, SERIES Of lttl. Mr. Manire of Piper Jaffray I Hopwood, Inc. responded briefly to questions posed by Council Metlber Bullock concerning interest rates. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Notion carried . Council .....,_rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (b) Director Hayes presented a recoaendatton froa the Oepart•nt of Financial Services to adopt a btll for an ordinance authortztng the issuance of Special Assess•nt Bonds for Paving District No . 34 /C oncrete Rephc .. nt Oistrict 1991 . She explained that the council bill has been ... nded ore- flect that the .. xi111111 net effective Interest rate will not exceed 7.SS. The City Clerk wa s asked to read Council 8111 No . S3. entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . Sl , INTIICOUCEO BY COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON A Bill FOR AN OROINANC AUTHORIZING THC ISSUANCE Of SPECIA ASSES ENT BONO IN THE PltlNCIPAL M>UNT Of S370,000 Of THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COlORADO, FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO . 34/C ONCRET REPLAC NT DISTRICT NO. 1991 ; PRESCRIBI TH FOAM O TH IOM>S; PROVIDING FOR TM PAYNCNT Of TH IOM>S ANO TH INT R S TM REON ; ANO SETTING F"ORTH OTHER OCTAi SIN COtltECT ION TM REVITH . ' I . • • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July l, 1991 -Page 6 • • I• • COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOtl>ED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM ll(b) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 53. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (c) Director Esterly presented a recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance establishing the properties in- cluded in Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replacement District 1991. Mr. Es - terly explained that certain property on South Platte River Drive had been deleted from the District and other property has been added as a result of the voluntary program. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 45, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 45 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO . 32 , SERIES OF 1991 , RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO . 1991 , IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, BY EXCLUDING A PARCEL FROM THE PAYING PORTION OF THE DIS - TRICT; ESTABLISHING THE PROPERTIES INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE CITY 'S VOLUNTARY CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM; ANO SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT . COUNCIL .... cun• IIDID, -IT Ill$ Kcao, TO APNOVE MOIDA ITEM ll{c) -COUIICIL IILL ... 41. Ay es: Counc: 1 flellbers Kollly, H1th1w1y , Wiggin s, Bullock, Cl 1ytOt1 , H1 ,ct, Yin Dyke N1y s: None Motion curled. Council r olt1 ~llted for the record that he Is th owner of' one of' the pt ces of ,,...rt (d) Director ht•rly p s lM 1 -..nd1tl0fl f'rOII the Departaent of Public Works to approve the COfl trwt IOfl COfl tract for Paving Distri ct No. 34 / Concrete Replaceaent District . IMI to ..., Design Construction In th aaount of' $492,657 .05 . Nr . Esterly e11Pl1 ft4ld th1t originally the rec nda - tlon wu to aw1rd the cOfl tract to 81tuat110U Roadway s of Colorado, Inc .• as the best bidder 1t S4M ,5J9 .94 . tto.ver. 1fttr further review of t b ds su tled , the DepartMttt of Publ Work s Is COftvlncM that Des gn Con - struct on has th nee s ary npowr and 1dtQU1te per nee to c It t Job. Mr . Est rly furl r ••pl1t"ld that an CMlls dt COflsutt ng (tra w 11 fora concre t l t , t cone t w 11 carry at ·Y 1r w1rr nty. nd r1ctor w l1 prov I perfo 11e bond . The b dd ng proc s w h COUNCIL .... cun• IIDID, -IT IMS SUGIID, TO AIPIDWl ... Of c•- snuc,1• COIITUCT ,. NVI• DlffllCT •• M/CGICl[1t IDUCOUT DISTIICT NO. IHI TO ID Dnl• COISTIUCTI• IN TIil llllllff Of S,tll ,117 ,OI, l r Cl 1yto11 uoon l t o r t th co t O d • . ' ' I . • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 7 Vote results: ·, • • I• • Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Member Bullock Motion carried. (e) Executive Director Olson and Ben Greene, Emergency Medical Service Coordinator, presented a recommendation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with the State of Colorado's Central Collection Service Department of Administration for collec- tion of ambulance service fees. Mr. Greene estimates that expenses will be cut by 15 to 30 percent, collection rate will increase, and the State will be able to give us a better measure of what is actually collectible. Collection procedures were discussed. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 51, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 51, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A COLLECTION AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE CENTRAL COLLECTION SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE OF COLORADO. COIIICIL IIDIIEI HATHMIAY IIOVED, Alm IT IMS SECONDED, TO APPROVE MENDA ITEM ll(e) -COIIICIL IILL NO. 51. Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (f) Dtr•ctor Fonda presented a recoaendatton fr1111 th• Bi-City Super- visory Coatttee to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreeaent between the Departaent of Highways and the Cities of Littleton and Englewood for possession and use of a portion of the 81-Ctty property for South Santa Fe llll)roveaents. Mr. FOftda explained the Highway Departaent plans to construct a frontage road. The Highway Departllltlt also plans to build a s•ptage facility on the 81 -Ctty property as part of the negotiated settleaent. Mr. Fonda detailed the various •as ... nts contained within the agreeaent. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 46 , entitled: COUNCIL Bill NO. 46, INTIIOOUC£D BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A Bill FORM ORDINMCE APPROVING SP£C1Al. WARRANTY DEEDS ANO EASEMENTS BETWHN TH COLORADO STAT( HIGHWAY DEPARlNCNT ANO TH CITY Of ENGLEWOOD AND TH CIT Of LITil TON FOR POS CSSION ANO US Of A PORTION Of TH Bl -CIT PROPCRT N COED FOR SOUTH TA F IMPROVCNCNTS ANO APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR CON - TRUCTION Of lfftOV NTS AT TH II -CITY SIT • COIIICIL IDIO *TNMIAY DO, - ll(f) • CGUIICIL llll ... 4', l.y : Counc l Clayton, Ha Nay : IT IMS KCOIIIO, TO APPIOVE MED ITDI rs Koltay, Halhl"ay, Wl99ln , Bullock , cht, Van Dyk ' ' ' I • • • , - - • • • • • t~ • ,. En9l8'f00d City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 8 Motion carried. (g) This item was moved forward -see Agenda Item 6(c) -page 3. 12. General Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice (i) Mayor Van Dyke presented a resolution indicating Englewood's support of the Mayors of this nation in developing local organizations and educational programs to heighten public awareness, preservation and protection of the environaent. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read in its entirety. RESOLUTION NO. 64, SERIES OF 1991. IIAYOI YM DYIE IIOVtD, -IT IIAS SECCIIIDO, TO APPIIOYE RESOLUTION NO. 54, SOIES OF IHI, Council Nellber Clayton expressed concern regarding certain aspects of the resolution particularly as it relates to environaental review of all city pro- cedures and the priority of the preservation and protection of the envtron- .. nt. He s1199ested additional study. Mayor Van Dyke responded that the pro- posed resolution ts a •generic resolution• presented through the U. S. Con- ference of Mayors in support of environaental concerns. She did not feel its passage would affect the priority of established procedures or involve addi- tional costs to the City. After further discussion, the vote results were: Ayes: Nays: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Council Nellber Clayton Motion carried. P198 2. (b) (ii) Thh ateftda it• NS mved forward -SH Agenda It• S(b) - Council ,....r's Choice ( i) CCMfflCtl lllaber Bullock presented a CO\lnctl btl 1 concemi119 an aatndllent to the Hoa Rule Charter purporllft9 that the Mayor be elected by popular vote . Nr . Bullock stated the proposal has received popular support in the coaaunity . Th C ty Cl rk wa asked lo ad Council 8111 No . 38 , ntltled : COUNCI Bill NO . 38, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBH BULLOCK A BILL fC>lt AN ORDI CIT Of £1QOIOOO AT TH NT TO T ctWtl R Of TICJN Of IIAYOR FC>lt A TWO (2) ITTING TO A VOTE Of TH R GIST RED ELECTC>tl or TH XT DULCD ICGUt.Nt UICIPAL ELECTION 11t10POS D CITY Of EICLN>OO REQUIRING THC POPUt.Alt ELE C· T ... ' . I • • • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 9 • • COUNCIL MENIER BULLOCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOfl>ED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 12(b)(1) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 38. Council Member Clayton stated a change of this nature would affect the fun - damental nature of the office of Mayor and that such a change would not bene - fit the community. Council Member Hathaway concurred, stating such a change would reduce the of - fice of the Mayor to a popularity contest. She also indicated this is not the manner in which this change should be addressed. COUNCIL NEIIBER HATIWfAY NOVED, All> IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO TABLE INDEFINITELY AIENDA ITEN 12(b)(1) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 38. Ayes: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays: Council Members Koltay, Wiggins, Habenicht, Bullock Motion to table defeated. Upon a call for the question to approve Agenda Item 12(b)(i) -Council Bi ll No. 38, the vote results were: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Bullock Nays: Council Metlbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Motion defeated. Council Metlber Bullock predicted the issue will resurface as an initiated aatter. (ii) Council Metlber Bullock presented a council bi ll relative to Building Code violations . The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No . 50, entitled : COUNCIL Bill NO. 50, INTROOUCED BY COUNCIL ME .. ER BU LL OCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SETTING FORTH THE REQUIREMENT THAT All SUMMON S ANO COMPLAINTS FOR BUILDING CODE VIOLATIC*5 MKE SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE SEC TI ON ALL EGED TO BE VIOLATED All> PROVIDING FOR THE ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES CONCE RN - ING BUILDING CODE INTERPRETATION ADDING A NEW SUBSE CTION M TO TITLE 8, CHAP TER I , SECTION 5 , All> BY MENDING TITLE 8 , CHAPTER I , SEC TION 8 OF TH E ENGLEWOOD MUNI CIP AL COO£ 1915 . COUNCIL .... RLOCI IIMD, -IT IIAS SEcaD, TO AffllOWt MED ITEJI 12(b)(tt) -COUNCIL IILL ... IO • COUNCIL .... wn• IIMD, -IT IIAS SECOIIIO, TO STIIU SECTI• 2 •• IT S EIITll£TY IIJTN lfFDIIIC( TO TN£ APffALS PIOCESS. Council Mellbtr Bullock countered th at strtktr19 Section 2 tllalnatlng arbltra • tton procedure, would •dt11 • trwndous blow to tht contracting tOlaUnlty support this bill In ts tntlr ty.• Council Netlbtr Clayton offered th at tt ts reason1bl th1 uaons or c • phtnts tdtnt f'y tht 1pproprl1t sections of tht Code 111d that t I re . SOftlblt to h1v an 1ppt1l proc ss; hol!Mver, 1M Slroft91Y oppo td adatn tr "' - ' I . • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 10 (. • • • "the Building Department from the Council Chambers." He stated the proposed appeals process is inadequate and burdensome and may be subject to abuse by the administration and the appealer. He stated that he believes it is the intention of the City Manager to deal with this administratively and that more time should be allowed for this to happen. Council Metllber Bullock defended his position, pointing out that "time ts mon- ey• and that the arbitration process needs to be "rapid, responsive, and sen- sitive." He feels the arbitration process now in place takes too much time which proves a hindrance to contractors. He reiterated the proposed arbitra- tion process -the selection of an expert in each of the various fields to whOII an appeal may be eade with the City paying half the cost and the contrac- tor the other half. Mr. Bullock opined this would provide "a certain amount of healthy friction." Council Mellber Hathaway agreed with Mr. Clayton, connenting that approval may •cross the ftne line between policy and 1dllinistr1tion. • She feels Council has the venue to eapower the Board of Adjustaent and Appeals to do whatever is necessary to deal with appeals in an expedient aanner. Council Mellber Bullock countered that the required expertise to hear these appeals aay not exist with the Board whose •expertise 1s aore in zoning and 1detntstr1tive overall policy type decisions.• He again stressed the need for expertise and expediency for the benefit of the contracting c0111Untty. Council Metlber Hathaway pointed out she ts unwilling to subllit the cost of an arbitrator to the people she represents. Council Mlllber Habenicht coaented that •re ti• should be allowed for the City Nan199r to deal adlltntstrattvely with the issue as she does not believe the council bill ts the solution. It was also pointed out that now, since the whole Council ts concerned with the issue, resolution aay be forthcoaing. Council ..._.r Wiggins suggested to fir. Bullock that he remve the •tion con - cernf119 Council 8111 No. 50, gtvt111 fir. Fraser an opportunity to resolve the issue before the budcJet retreat tn S.,tlllber. He stated that if resolution is not reached by that tf•, he would support the suggestion of •gtvtnca tt to the County , eltelftattng the whole cleiNrtaenl . • Aft r furt r d scusston , COUIICtl .._..,. Bullock reluctantly agr'ffd to heed Mr . II 99 n ' uggest on . CGUICIL ............... CIIIEIL .... •ua suam. Tl,.( Mam ITIJI 11(-)(tt) • CGUICIL IILL ... ID. : C t1 ol tay, Hath ay, V 99 11 , lul loc , c1 .,t , Clll , Yan Oy e Oft C M' Par S I • " -r • I . • , - i • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 11 RESOLUTION NO. 65 SERIES OF 1991 • • A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MARK WIGGINS AS YOUTH MEMBER OF THE PARKS AND RECRE-ATION COMMISSION. COUNCIL NEJIIER HATHAWAY MOVED, NI> IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 15, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Van Dyke Nays: None Abstain: Council Mellbers Wiggins, Clayton Motion carried. Mark's tera of appoint111ent runs from July 1992. Bullock, Habenicht, 1, 1991 to June 1, (iv) A resolution appointing a Youth Member to the Parks and Recreation Coaission •as considered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DAN CLAYTON AS YOUTH MEMBER OF THE PARKS AND RECRE -ATION COMMISSION. COUNCIL 11E1110 IIATIWIAY MOVED, _, IT WAS SEcae,, TO APNOVE RESOLUTION NO. II, SOIES OF IHI. ~H: Nays: Abstain: Nolton carried. Dan's IHZ. Council Neabers Koltay, Hathaway, Van Dyke None Council Neabers Wi99fns, Clayton tera of appotntaent runs froa July Bullock, Habenicht, I, 1991 to June I. Ctty Nan-..r Fraser offered to adv he the other Interested ,outh appl tcants concef"ftl"9 these appotntatnts and offertnv encour199ent to apply again next ,ear . h) Council .._..r Koltay: I . ,..._sted u,at the Dlpart.-.t of Coauntty DevelOllatflt c k fnto u,. stor of at1toaM 1es OR property foraerly occe,pted by a defttaJ health build · nv H l~y tftd le11evlew , l . 111 ._., OR ProJ t •mo . • . , • ' I . • , - - I • • • Eng18IIIOOCI City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 12 <. • • • changed he,. position in opposition to the MAC pP'oposal and as Council has in- dicated they also have not changed their position, she intends to vote against the proposal at the July 17th DRCOG board aeettng. (vii) Council Meaber Wtggtns: 1. As a result of hts representing Council at school telethon event at which President Bush and Governor Roaer were featured, he strongly suggested that Council support the School Board by voluntee,.fng to se,.ve as members of the various subca.nfttees: 1. Readiness for school 2. Coapleting htgh school 3. Student achieveaent and citizenship 4. Science and aath 5. Adult literacy and lifelong learning 6. Safe discipline and drug free schools. 2. He inquired about the study being conducted by EP'ic Roth. ""· Frase,. stated the results should be available later in July. 3. He coaented upon the lack of coaunication concerning the pilot recy- cling prograa. Director Wanush provided information relative to the aatltngs, phone and personal contacts witch have resulted tn approxiaately 400 house -holds signing up. 4. He coaented about the weds along Chenango parking tn the vicfntty of the Ctty Dttch, stating the City Nan19er will have the aatte,. corrected shortly. 5. He discussed special parking peraits for the Bellevtew Park area, espe . ctally during the July 4th celebratton. (viti) Council Meaber Habenicht: 1. She inforad Mr. lliggtns she has voluntNred for the education subcoaft . t" -•student Achiev111et1t.• Z. She suggested that the Colorado Nunictpal le19ue attendNs provide an overview of the conference at an u,c•ing study session. 3 . She advised that she no longer had access to E-Nafl on her Uftt 11 the new software ts instilled • ( tr) Council Meaber ClaytOft : COlllk,lt ,. I . He contratulated Mr . Fraser and staff Oft the new ISO ril i ng froa Ch u 4 to Cl111 J . z. He h1fof'llld Mr . Wtggtns cy• eduuttonal ubc-.ftt . has volU11t red to rv on t Adult L t ra -I. • • , - /. EnlllWOOd City council Ninutes ~ufy 1, 1991 -Page 13 '· • . .. • ,,. .. y 3. He offered congratulations to Director Long and the Library staff for receiving two grants, one of .tlich will provide nine IIOd .. equipped computer ter11inals for the Engl..ood public schools llldia centers. 4. He announced that he and Nrs. Clayton had planted five trees at Sinclair Pool w1th the thought 1n a1nd that trees are aore enjoyable than a shelter. 5. He reported on the outcoa of the ACCE .. ting 1n Washington, D. C., stating he believes 1t was a worth.title endeavor. 13. Ctty ........ , a.,.t (a) Nr. Fraser c1111nded various lllllbers of h1s staff for the unner in .tlich tfle lw interest rate for the special assess•nt bonds was accoap11shed. (b) Ratard1119 tlle v•ts recently ncetved by the ltbrary, he tnforaed Council that lie has instructed the staff to do everything possible to brtng acldittonal grant 11111tes tnto the City. 14. Ctty MW'1111'1 a.,.t (a) Nr. Dellitt proytdld coptes of tlle dtatssal order tn •11N1C vs Ctty of Engl..ood. (b) eo.cen., .. tile llartt• -.tactlll"i .. c:.,u, settl .... t offer, he .._.,ted lloldi .. eff acce,uace •ttl Ulen ts a ft,.,. lllldentalld i 119 betWNft ta.. partt••· It WU ...... ted by Ctty ...... ., Fruer .... cwn lllllber Clay • tN tut tlll •tter N NNlved 1• a__. •tell IIQ llf'0¥1dl Nr . lllrtt11 .... c .... ..-t to ,....1. ta (-al.....a's bntN11 c:1aatty. (c) llr. Dlltttt stated Ill •.,..._Putt• ... wtll • llf'0¥1d1 .. taforaa - tt• cwent .. Alwtate _,.... c"'•aatt•. H. MJe-at CIIIICIL ...... ,. . , .. - • • • • • • {, EN&LEWOOD C ITV COUNCIL EN&LEVOOO, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Session .June 17, 1111 1. Call to Order The regular aeeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:37 p.a. z. lnvocatton The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. c. loll can Present: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: None A quona was present . Also pr.sent: 5 . IHnut.es City Manager Fraser City Atton1ey Oellltt Assistant City Manager Martin City Clerk c,_ Dana Clatter, Waste Nan.....-t Coordinator Director Wanush, Coa1111111tty Developaent Director Fonda, utflftfes Director Esterly, Public Morks Director Mayes, Ftnancfa1 Services (1) CWIL ... C:UYTIII ..... -IT .. m11aa, Tl .a,,.1 TNI •111nts If lNl ..... IUTI• 0, W J, INI, A : C 1 r IColtay, Net , lulloc , Clay Oft, Ne cht, V Dyke rll9111 ,. ,,.. INV slws • . ' • 5 A ' I . • - -I Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 2 . ' • • l• • (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 nUlllber and read by title: RESOLUTION ND. 49, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DONALD J. STYES TD THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FDR THE CITY DF ENGLEWDDO, COLORADO. COUNCIL NENIEI HATHAIIAY NOYED, MD IT IIAS S(CCIIIDED, TO APPllOYE ••un• NO. 49, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. Styes' tena of office expires August 4, 1994. (d) A resolution appointing Mike Ward to Englewood's KNp Merica Beautiful C0111ission was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllbtr and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 50, SERIES DF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MICHAEL WARD TO FILL A VACANT POSITION ON THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL COMMISSION OF ENCiLEIOJO, COlORADO. CCUICIL IIEIIIO HIWY IID¥ED, -IT IMS sumMD, TO~ IISOWTI• •. IO, SOUS Of' IHI. Ayes: Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wt91tns, 14,llock, Clayton, Hlbtfltcht, Van Dyke N-,s: Nont Motton carrttd . Mr . Ward 's ttna of office expires Dectllbtr 10, lttZ . (t) A resolution apPo1nttng [ugtM Otts to Engltwod 's Water and Stwtr Board wu considtrtd. Tht resolution was asstgfttd a IIUlabtr and reed by title: RESOLUTION NO . 51 , S£R1£S OF 199 1 CUGC OTIS TO FIL A YACMT POSITION ON , COlORAOO . CCUICIL .... NlTNMIAY NOVO, -IT IN SUIIIII, Tl #Nlft IIINUYI• •• 11, SDIU Of' lHI. Hit , If 19111 , lul loc • C rrt , re F ry I, 1992 . ,. - . , ' I. • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 3 (. • • ... (f) A resolution reappointing Walt TolllOoka 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 TOMOOICA TO THE BOARD OF DI- RECTORS FOR THE ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. COUNCIL NDIIER HATIWIAY NOYED, _, IT lfAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway,· Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Mr. TOIIOOka's tera of office expires June 30, 1995. (g) A resolution reappointing Gordon Close to the Englewood Downtown Developaent Authority was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber 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 ENGLEWOOD DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. COUNCIL IIEIIHl HATHAIMY NOVED, _, IT IMS SUCINDO, TO AMlOff lfSOLUrlON NO. U, SDIU Of lNl. Ayes : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Cla,ton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried . Nr . Close 's tena of offtce expires June 30, 1995. (h) A re solut ton reappotnttng Toa Burns to the Englewod Housing Au- thority was cons i dered . The resolution was ass i gned a nUllber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO . 54 , SERIES Of 1991 A RESOL UTION RA TIFYI NG THE AEAPPO IN TM£NT Of TON IUIINS TO THE HOUSI NG AU TNOIITY OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO CCUICIL ..... •wy NOVO •.. IT IMS IUGIIIO, TO """"r ••wn• •. 14, SDIU Of IHI . Ay s : Counctl rs Koltay, Nau,..,.,, Wt99tns, Bullock, C1 ayt0ft . Hlbentcht, Van Dyke N ys : Mot 011 carr ed . Burns ' t na of offtct x,tres J\lly I, 1996 . ( 1) A rt ol ut Oft r ppol11t ng IIOft Llilldtrs to the Englewod L tquor Lt ct111 t "9 A4.tt r t y w s con s 1 l"td , T re o 1 ut fcNI was a s 19ftld a "-Mr alld read by l l : ' I. • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 4 RESOLUTION NO. SS, SERIES OF 1991 • • t• • A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING RON LUNDERS TO THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY NOYm, All) IT WAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 55, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Council Melllbers Kolby, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Mr. Lunders' ten1 of office expires August 4, 1994. 7. Non-scheduled Y1s1tors There were no non-scheduled visitors. 8. Coaurttcattons and Procl ... ttons (a) COUNCIL NOIIER HATNMIAY MOVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIID, TO ACCEPT THE 1£SIIIIATION OF CARDELL IIOSTER FIOII THE ltEEP MOICA IEAUTIFUI. COIIIIISSION. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt99tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. (b) COUNCIL NOIIER IUlLOCK NOVED, • IT IIAS SECGIIDED, TO APPIOVE THE PIOCLMATION HOIIOII• THE FJnJETH MEDDI• •JYDSMY OF .JMES -DOIOTHY TOTIOII. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, lliggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Not ton carried . Best wishes were extended to the Tottons, both of whoa are active, Involved 118111bers of the c01111Untty . 9 . Pua.He Hearin, to constw an wna1nt to the 1-1 Zone Dtstrtct a.,u1at1ons. COUNCIL IDIO NATWY IMED, -IT 1115 SU:..U, Tl "91 '1ll ... IC NUii •. Ay : Na y : t Ofl carr ied . Cou ncil r s ICollay , H.th-.y , '""'"'• Bullock, Cl aton. Haben cht , Yan Dyk " - • ' ' 0 •· • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 5 • • 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 staff and the Plan- ning Commission that the use "brewery• would not be obnoxious. He assured Council that should the use "brewery" be removed from the list 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 cOlllltnted that the neigh- bors they had spoken to also objected but were unable to coae to the 111eeting. 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 LUllber building. An- ticipated production, increased truck traffic, and possible odor proble•s were discussed in depth. Richard Squire, Breckenridge Brewery, Breckenridge, Colorado, offered inforaa- tion concerning the brewery business and his potential location in the Cedar LUllber buildi119. Water quality, production quantities and traffic voluae were explained. No other c01111tnts were offered concerni119 the proposed ch1119e to the 1-1 Zone Dtstrict list of excluded uses. COUNCIL IIENIO lOUAY IIMD, -IT IIAS SECGIID, TO CLOSE THE PUil.iC HEAii•. Ayes: Council Neabers Koltay, ltlthaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried . 1 O . Approva 1 on Second leN1 nt Council Neaber Habenicht requested that Agtftda lteas IO(b) and lO(c) be ad · dreued tndtv dually . Therefor , It was dee dtd to address HParat ly ach It .. under this section. (a) COUNCIL IIENIO IUUOClt NDWO, -IT IN SUIIIIID, TO UPIIM MDI • M ITOI lO(a) • COUNCIL llll •• M, DfflTUDr A IILL ,. M .... ,MODY .... nru l, CIW1'D 7, SKTI• ,. Dal· WOOD UICIPAL COD( ltll ,OTAINI• TO ••••cn•-NID 0, ner -n•• IIUNICIPAL COUil. A Nitti y, V " "'• Bull . , ' 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 IEIIER HABENICHT NOVEQ, All> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AIENDA ITEN lO(b) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 41, ENTITLED: A IILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVIN& All> AUTHOlllZIN& THE EXECUTION OF AN INTD- IOVERIIIENTAL COOPERATION AIREEIIENT lflTH ARAPAHOE COllfTY RELATIN& TO THE CON- DUCT OF COIIUIITY DEVELOPIIENT ILOCIC UANT PROUMS FOR FEDERAL FISCAL YEARS ltt2 THROUIH ltt4. Council Meftlber Habenicht requested confir111tion froa Director Wanush that the percentages Englewood would receive under this contract would reaain the s1111 for each of the three years of the contract. Mr. Wanush affinaed they would. Vote results: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Council Bill No. 41 ts designated as Ordinance No. 37, Series 1991. (c) COUNCIL NENID HATHAIIAY NOVED, Ml) IT lfAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE Al£NDA ITDI lO(c) • COUNCIL IILL NO. 4Z, ENTITLEDz AN OIDIIIAIICE MEIIDIN& TITLE H, CNAPTD 4, SECTION C., SUISUTION J, Of THl ENILOIOOD IUICIPAL COD£ 1915, IY DELETIN& TH( TOIi IIEIDY Ml) DECUIJN& M DIDIOICY. [Clerk's Not.e: This Council 8111 did not receive unanlaous approval at the June 3, 1991, E119lewood City Council ... thNJ . Therefore, It Is not COflsldered an ... rgency ordinance as the title indicates.] Council Neaber Habenicht stated she would be volt~ 191tnst approval of Coun· ell Btll No. 42 as she feels there ts pot1t1tt1l for an adverse tapact on the residents close to the l ·l Zone District. She stated the zont~ ordtnuce curr ntly hc11ftlles business and serves to protect the residential quality or th c01111Un ty. and that Council has a c01111lt111111t to both • • . ' I . • - 1 • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 7 • • • ,. - • overcome. He explained he would be voting in favor of Council Bi 11 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: Motion carried. 1991. Counc i1 Members Kol tay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bu 11 ock, Clayton, Van Dyke Council Member Habenicht Council Bill No. 42 is designated as Ordinance No. 38, Series Hr. Jungck brought to Council's attention the heavy traffic, excessive speed and potential of injury due to children sitting on the Big Dry Creek Bridge . Mayor Van Dyke requested that staff review the traffic concerns in that par- ticular area. Mr. Jungck also commented on the dumping of cedar shingles on Windermere. Director Wanush explained thi s was a temporary recycling process, the operation of which has been approved by the Fire Division. 11. Public Foria to gather input froa citizens retarding the developaent of the 1992 bud .. t. COUNCIL N£NIH CLAYTON NOVm, Ml» IT WAS SECONDO, TO OPEN THE PUil.iC FOUi. Ayes : Coun c il Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wl99lns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : Non Motion c arried . City Manager Fraser planed the public fof"UII Is being held to provide cltll ns an opportunity o COllltnt on the 1992 l)udcJet prior to any fon11liz.cl budg t rtcOllltndatlon . Th public fon,a prec.cles the public hear ng required Cll a r whi t Is c ul for S.S,teaber 16, 1991 . re h t o t t . I . • , ]- - • • • ' Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 8 • • - II - i • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, All> IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC FORUM. Ayes: Council Melllbers 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 recommenda- tion from the Department of Co11111unity Development concerning the Keep America Beautiful Commission. Mr. Glazier explained the C011111ission wished to be iden- tified as the "Englewood Clean, Green and Proud Comission• in an effort to reflect the Connission's goals and to better distinguish Englewood's co11111is - sion from the majority of other Keep Allerica Beautiful commissions. The resolution was assigned a nullber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 56, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL COflllSSION OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD TO USE THE DESCRIPTION "THE ENGLEWOOD CLEAN , GREEN AND PROUD COflllSSION." COUNCIL MENIER HATIWIAY NOY£D, -IT ltAS SEC0IID£D, TO APNOVE RESOLUTION NO. 5', 5£ll£S Of IHI. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltly, Hathaway, Wigg i ns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Mot i on carrltd . (b) Dana Glaz ie r , Wa s t e Nanageaent Coord i nator, pres enttd a rec01111e nda - tlon froa th e Departae nt of C01111Un l ty Developaent to approve a re solution es - t ablishi ng f i ve su bc oai ttNs wi th i n the [ncJlwood Clean, GrNn and Proud Coa - •tnt on . Tho se subcoa i ttNs were Identifi ed 11 : I. Mu nici pal Soli d Wa s te Ce1111 t tt .. 2. Adopt -a -Spot and Beau tificati on CoalttN 3 . Education Coai t tN 4 . Fund Rahi"9 CoaittN 5. Public R l atlons Coaattt 0 scuss 011 ensued cone "' 11CJ the var ous subco.tttees. It was larlfitd that Co u l approval of thes subcoaltt s Is recautrtd to COftfora with the N · qulr nts set forth 1n Ordlnanc • SO, Strttt of 1990: further, that Cou11- c l 's authority In this aatt r s ftOt bel119 di• n se-.t as the Co.alss °" will be working within tile guldeltflt provld.cl by COUftC:11 . The NS01utlon was H • fled a n r and read by t ti : R SOLUTION NO . 57, [II S Of lttl FIV ITTEC or ( EWOOO CP ANCRICA • ' I . • - - • • • • • (• • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 9 COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOtl>ED, 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 recoaendat ion from the Department of Community Development to approve a resolution and agreement with three local trash haulers in conjunction with the Recycling Pilot Program. Mr. Wanush informed Council the pilot progra• will coaence July 1, 1991, and will be in effect for six 110nths. The resolution would allow the City to enter into t hree separate contracts with Waste Manager of Denver South, Browning-Ferris Industries , and Laidlaw Waste Systeas, Inc. The resolution was assigned a number 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 NDIIH HATNAMAY MVED, _, IT IIAS SECCIIIDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 58, SERIES OF 1111. The r e was brief d iscussi on relat i ve to the grant aonies which are fund i ng th is pr ogram, and it wu conf iraed that the pilot progru 1s not being funded by the City of Englewood . It i s hoped that the progru will lead to sub s tant i al wast e reduction , and that the infonaation garnered through the progr .. can be shared with other c01111U ni ties for their recyc l i ng effort s. Vot e res ult s: Ay es: Nay s: Motion carr ied. Council Nellbers Koltay , Hathaway , Wi gg i ns, Bullock, Clay t on , Haben i cht, Van Dyke None (d) Director Wanus h presen t ed a recoaendatton frOII the Planning and Zoning Coahsion to adop t a bill f or an ordinance approving the zoning of n wl y annexed land . Mr . Wanush ln f oraed Council t hat the Pl anning and Zoning C01111lss on held a public he aring on t his aatt er on June 4, 111 1. The recoa · nda t Ion froa the Ca.iuion ts fo r Cou11Cil to approve on firs t read ng the zoning se t forth In Coun fl 8111 No . 44 and to set a public hear i ng for July 15 , 1991 , to con s ider any COlllltnts offered by the publ ic pr or to the second rad ng of the coun c tl bi ll . The City Clerk was asked to read Coun c I 811 o. u . n l tled : COUNCIL Bill NO . 44 , INTIIOOUCEO BY COUNC I L NCNIER WIGGINS A Bi ll F OltOI ZONING PROPCRTIES AIIIUCD TO THE CITY OF CNGUWOOO . COlleC I L NOlltl WI .INS IIMD, -IT IIU IU.... TO UPIMt MW ITDI ll(cl) • COlleC I L II LL •• M , IOIU 0, lNl • ,. - ' I . • - • • • • • <. I Englewood City Council "inutes June 17, 1991 -Page 10 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None COUNCIL "E"8ER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR JULY 15, 1991 AT 7:30 P.N., TO CONSIDER ZONING DESIGNATION FOR THE NEWLY AN- NEXED PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Ayes: Council M8111bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (e) Director Fonda presented a rec011111endation from the Englewood Water and Sewer Board to approve an agree111ent with Drake Contractors for boring and encasing a water line at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Mr. Fonda explained this en- casetnent will provide a loop connection for two existing lines. Two bid pro- posals were received, with Drake Contractors submitting the low bid of $23,800. COUNCIL IEIIER BULLOCK NOVED, AND IT IIAS SECOfl>ED, TO APPROVE THE AIWtD OF IID FOil THE IOIING AND ENCASING OF A VATU u• UIID£1 THE ON-IMP AT U.S. 215 Ale SANTA FE IN THE AIIOUIIT OF $23,800. Before voting, there was brief discussion concerning the ulti•ate respon- sibility of landscaping or asphalt restoration. Mr. Fonda confirNd there should be no asphalt restoration required and that there 1s little if any landscaping. However, the ulti111tl responsibility will rest with the City. City Manager Fraser offered to provide Council with 1111re lnforution concern- Ing the scheduling and coapletlon of this project. Vote results: Ayes: Nays : Motion carried. Council ....,_rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (f) Director Fonda presented a recoaaendatlon froa the Utilities De- part nt to adopt a t ll for an ordinance approv ing five eu .. nts froa the ou h9at Santllt on O str ct Big Ory CrHk Interceptor cu ... nt along South Platte R v r Orfv . Th C ty Cl rlt wu uktd to reed Council IU11 No . Jt. nt t 1 COUNCIL Bill • 39 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL U HATHAWAY A 8lll FOR AN OROI E APPROVING FIV [ASENCNTS FOR TM SOUTHGATE SANITATION 01 TRICT BIG ORV CR INT EPTOR CA £ NT ALONG SOUTH PLATT RIVER DRIVE • COIIICIL ..... MWY IIOWD, -IT IN Ktall, TO UPIOff --ITDI ll(f) • CGUIICIL IILL ID , Jt • ' I . • - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 11 • • • ... - Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried . (g) Di rector Esterly pr-esented a reconnendat ion from the Department of Public Works to enter into a contract with Kahn and Company for replacement of the carpet tn the Library, utilizing Milliken Modular Carpet at a cost not to exceed S79,2SO. Mr . Esterly explained this was a negotiated amount which ts less than the local contractor was able to provide. Discussion ensued rela- tive to the floor preparation and project contingencies. Mr . Fraser advised that tt should not be assumed the extra 1110ney would be spent. At this point tt ts not possible to detenatne the condition of the floor under the current carpet; any reaaintng 1110nies will be returned to the General Fund . COUNCIL NDIIU HAIENICHT IIOVED, All> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY IWIMU TO ENTEi INTO A COIITIACT 111TH ICAllt All> CCIIPMY, DENVER, COLOUDO, FOi NILLIKEN All> CCIIPMY, LAUANIE, IEOIIIA, FOi PIOVIDI• All> INSTALL!• NILLIKEN NODULAR CARPET IN THE EaLEIIOOD LIIURY, THE MOIIIT NOT TO EXCEED $71,250. Council Mellber Koltay expre s sed concern over the Manner tn which bid requests are occasionally structured, resulting tn sole source contracts. Vote r e sults: Ayes: Nay s: Motion carried . Council Metlbe r s Koltay, Hathaway , Wi ggins , Bullock, Clayton , Haben i cht, Van Dyke None (h) COUNCIL NOIIU CLAYTON MVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO TULE MED ITEN lZ (II) IELATJ• TO TNE IICLUSION Of WOUlffMY CKlfTE PIOPEITIES INTO PAVI• DISTIICT NO. M/CCIICUTt IEPUCIIIIIIT DlffllCT lNl. Ayes: Counc il MNbt r s Koltay, Hathaway, ll t gg i ns, Bullock , Clayton, Habenic ht , Van Dyk e Nays: None Motion carr ed . ( I) 01 rector Hayes presented a recoa1nd at Ion froa t he Dep art .. nt of Financial S rvlce to adopt a resolution providing for t he Notice of Salt of Special Assess nt Bonds for Paving D strict No. 34/Concrete Re plac ... nt Dis - trict No . 1991 . M • Hay s prov ded lnfonaatlon Alallve to bond structure, schedule, and slz ch has s t at U70,000 . The estl .. ted Interest rat and bond rating rt •pla fttd by Ms . Hayes . The resolution was ass gned an rand rad by t tl : NO . 51 , SERIES or 1191 A RCSO UTIC>N PROVIDI fOI TH NOTIC Of SALE Of SPEC IAL ASSES NT IONOS Of' THE CIT Of£ (WOOD , COl.OIIAOO, roa PAVIN& DISTRICT NO . 34/CONCR[TE l[PLAC[· NT DI STRICT , INI, IN THC fltlNCIPAl NQlfT Of U 70,000 AND PIOVIDING fOlt TH PUI ICATI AND Nllll Of T NOllCC . • ' I . • I - • • • I Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page lZ •, <, • • • COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO . 59, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried . Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (j) City Attorney DeWitt presented a reconnendatton to adopt a bill for an ordinance amending the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the tinpoundinent of 1110tor veh i cles. Mr. DeWitt explained the aae ndllent is necessary as a result of the reorganization previously approved by Council and to provide Code Enforceaent Officers enforceaent authority. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 43, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 43, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER IA, SECTIONS Z AND 3, RELATING TO THE JMPOUNDMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. COUNCIL "811£1 CLAYTON NOVm, All) IT 1W SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE AGEll>A ITEM ll(j) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 43. Ayes: Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton , Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Mot t on carried. 13. leneral Discussion (a) Mayor 's Choice (1) Mayor Van Dyke proposed a resolution supporting the United States Conference of Mayors in i t s 1tt11111t to IIOdify current laws r191rdtng federal eaergen cy planning and re sponse as sistance . The resolution was asst9· ned a nUllber and read i n i t s ent i rety . RESO LUTION NO . 60, SE RI ES OF 1991 MYOI VM DYlE NOVlD, MD IT IMS SECGIIIID, TO APNOVt 1£SOLUl'I• •• IO, SOIES OF IHI. Ayes : Nay s: Molton c1rried . Council ....,.rs Kol tay, Hat hawa y, Wi99i ns, Bu ll oc k. Clayton, Habenich t , Van Dyke None (b) Coun ci l Metlber 's Cho ce (1) Council Meaber Bullock proposed a resolution authorizing 1 ...,rial contribut i on to the R. Craig Nelson Neaorl al fuftd . The aaount of Sl ,500 WIS inHrted n t he fifth WllerelS . Nr . Bul l ock po inted ou t th 1t Mr . Nel on WIS a untfol'Wd officer who dttd wh ile In se rv ice and Oft duty fo r the City, and ht aatnta l ned t hat this c011 tr tbutt011 would not set a pa r t icul ar ,,.. ctdtnc • The rt olulton was au tfttd a nUllbtr and rtld by title : "' - • . I. • • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 13 RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF 1991 • • t• • A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE R. CRAIG NELSON MEMO- RIAL FUND. COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll»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 Member Bullock countered that a general policy need not be adopted, that this gesture is a "one-ti111e deal in a unique situation.• Council Member Clayton offered in format ion concerning the benefits provided for all employees, and he stated he did not feel it appropriate for Council to be discussing this issue at this time . COUNCIL MDIBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOll»ED, TO TABLE INDEFINITELY AGEN- DA ITEN 13(b)(1) -RESOLUTION NO. 61, SERIES OF lttl. Ayes: Council Mellber Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Metlber Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock Mot i on defeated . Discussion continued. Council Melllber Wiggins Inquired about the total compensation benefits as a result of Mr. Nelson's death. City Manager Fraser explained that the entitle- ments have not been totally deteralned. He offered to share that lnfonaatlon with Council when a deter111ln1tlon has been reached . Council Metlber Habenicht Inquired about staff 's position concerning such a contribution . Mr. Fraser stated that generally staff had Indicated such ac - tion ••Y be I nappropriate, that should Council do soaethlng of this nature, It ought to be as part of the overall review of the coapensatton plan . Mr . Fr ase r r em inded Counc i l that they are the decision aakers on co.pensatfon for 400 to 500 IIIJ)loyees and s uch a decision , regardless of how ft Is teraed, does se t a precedenc e In te r111s of ex pectation and pol i cy . Council "8tlber Haben ic ht off ered that thi s I s an eaot fona l iss ue which ts dif- fi cu lt to deal wi th on an Intel lectual level , and even thoug h s he ts uncoa - fortabl voting no, she feels It Is I n the be s t inter es t of eve ryon e not to approv Resolutio n No . 61. Conce rn i ng the contr i but i on ude by Cherry Hi lls Vlllag. sh feels I t Is a tes t laon y to our c01111Un l t y and t o the serv ice s we prov d. and t he co nt ri but io n should be viewed as a tr i bute to all Englewood o le rs and fn pa rticul ar to Mr . Nel son and h fs f .. ll y. COUNCIL NOIIO lOLTAY MVED, _, IT IMS SECOIIDO, TO TMU Hsot.UTI• •. 11, SHIES Of lffl. Aye : Na s: Council NNber Koltay, Hathawa y, Ch y tOft , Habeni cht , Va n Oyk Colin fl NNbe r Wlft l ns , Bull oc k • . I· • , - 1 • • • • • • I Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 14 Motion carried. (11) Council Member 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 1n conjunction with the School Board toward the ICCOIII· plishment of the goals . The resolution was assigned a number and read by tale: RESOLUTION NO. 62, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS FOR THE CHILOREN OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCIL IOl[R CLAYTON NOVED, MD IT IIAS SECCIIID, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 12, SERIES OF 1991. Council Mellber Wiggins, who participated 1n the video telethon earlier this evening, stated the aeeting was well attended; he concurred with Mr. Clayton's strong support of the National Education Goals. Vote results: Ayes : Nays : Motion carried . Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None [Clerk 's note: The following listing of Council Mellber's Choice does not necessarily reflect the order in which they were aade.J (111) Council Metlber Bullock: 1. He requested that Council 8111 No. 38 regarding the election of the Mayor by popular vote be on the July l, 1991 19enda. 2 . He requested that the counctl bill re,ardtng the Building Code be on the July I, 1991 a94tnda . On the s-utter, he. coaented urn the article which appeared In the June 13th Issue of the Englewod Sentlne , stating he was in - accurately quottd . Further, twas not his intent to cause undue hardship tn the Building O vt on. He u'lfd Hpedlency In resolving this tuue • 3 . He 1dvl std Counc 1 of' l upcoatng ·Marjorie P1ge D1y, • July 7th at 5:00 p.a ., and he ttd to rtpreset1t the City 1t th1t function . Na1or Vin Dyke agreed to th s res tat on . •. He request th1t 111 Colorldo Nuft1ctp1l Le19ue attendees reuln ror a few tnutes 1ft r ldjounllllftt , 11 r Cl1yton : I. CGUIICIL Wffll ... , -IT IIU IUl.11, TO UP•wt TIil MIU· IIIJff IIITN TIIIP II ,.. TIil If' can••• ua. ' I . • I - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 15 • • -I~ Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : Council Member Wiggins Motion carried. Council Member Wiggins explained his "nay" vote was due to being informed that some members of the Parks and Recreation Commission were not in favor of this agreement. Council Member Clayton countered that the Commission had not taken a vote concerning this item. 2. He provided an update on the American Coaunities for Cleanup Equity (ACCE) meeting which 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 Mellber Habenicht: 1. She .. ntioned that Ken Waechter had expressed safety concerns over cer- tain 1111endllents to the Code, approved in 1989, which now peraits the licensing of ice crea• vendor trucks. Ms. Habenicht asked that staff look into the is- sue to deten11ine if it has presented a safety problea. Based on that informa- tion , it ••Y be necessary for Council to reevaluate the Code provision. 2 . She requested that staff look into providing clear aarkings of lanes on the ex i t ranip of West U.S . 285 up to Broadway . 3 . She cOlll)11 ae nted staff on recent Issues of The Citizen and Pipeline as being very info n111tive. (vi) Council Meaber Wiggins : 1. He i nqu i red i f th e ·r eport officers• wer e now on duty i n Safety Ser vices ; he wa s i nforaed they were and are referred to as "Police De sk Officers .• 2 . He requested that the turn slot at Oxford and Broadway be painted . 3. He i nqu i r ed abo ut the Ol son lawsu i t . Mr . DeW i tt br i efly re sponded . 4 . He adv ised Co un cil of t he well -attended •s te al perforaances staged by the Downtown Developaent Aut hor i t y In t he Plaza . s. He asked about the acquisition of the Sou t h Drive -In proper t y; ht SU9f8S - ted we IIOV forward on this. South Suburban's pl ans were briefly discussed. {vi ) Council r Hathaway : l . Sh passed on COIIPl I ntary coaents of Barry Col n retard ng the City ndlng City Manag r Fras r to el with th own rs of Cinderella C ty regard · ing tts future operations . 2. Sh lnfol'lltd Council that the Engl..ood DcMllOIIIII Dtvtlo,att1t Authority 1 cons d r ng fund or publ c rtstrooas In tht Plaza area . II - • . ' I . • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 17, 1991 -Page 16 • • • ----~--- 3. She informed Council that Denver Regional Council of Governments is hold- ing I public hearing on June 25, 1991 concerning the MAC proposal; she re- quested confir111tion that Englewood's position remains the same; if not, she requested additional input. Council Netlber Habenicht indicated she would like to discuss changing the City's position. ' 14. City llanager's Report (1) Mr. Fraser inforaed 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 meetings with KRAVCO regarding Cinderella City. (c} He inforaed Council that Public Service Coapany of Colorado has agreed to let the City of Englewood utilize Ji• Chllllbers for the next 12 to 18 aonths. Mr. Chlllbers 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 attending Colorado Municipal League. The tour is scheduled for Friday at 11:30 a.•. (e) He aentioned the ·Gotcha• prograa as outlined in the last issue of The Citizen. He feels this prograa will have a positive influence within the city organization. 15. Ctty Attorney's leport (a) Mr. DeWitt advised that Council 8111 No. 37, tabled at the June 3rd .. ting, will be on the July 1st lflnda. The bill concerns an agreeaent for exchange of certain properties with the State Highway Dep1rtaent. 16. MJounant CGIIICIL ._. UUAY IIOWED TO ..... The .. ting adjourned at 10:17 p.a . , . ' •, .. I. • • , - - • • • ORDINANCE NO. __ SERIES OF 1991 • • • BY AUTHORITY COUNCil, BILL NO. 52 INTRODUCED BY COUNCil, MEMBER VAN DYKE ABil,L FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPI'ER 5, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1985 TO ESTABLISH STRINGENT REQUIRE- MENTS FOR THE OPERATION OF MAS&\GE THERAPY CLINICS AND THE REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION IN ENGLEWOOD. WHEREAS, it is necessary to reculate mU1&1e therapy; and WHEREAS, it ii neceuary to establish regulations to protect the citizens of EneJewood; and WHEREAS, mauap therapists are health care profeuional1 who treat a wide variety of patients, indudiq infants, prelJUIDt women, the elderly and hospice patients with soft tiuue manipulation for the treatment of iltjury, sports-related muacular discomfort and 1tre11 reduction, and require re,ulation; and WHEREAS, the uiatin, code does not provide for sufficient re,ulation ol the opention of mauap therapy clinics and treatment by rnaaaap therapists; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCil, OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: 1bat Title 5, Chapter 5 ii hereby amended to nad u followa: SECTION: 6,6. 1: 6,6. 2: 6,6. 3: 6,6. 4: 6,6. 5: 6,6. e: 6,6. 7: 6,6. 8: 6,6. 9: 6-6-10: CHAPTER& IIA88AGE Miil 911 '1111&\PY 000B Implementation ol State M11up Parlor Code Deftnitiona M....,. -Petier nlERAPY LiCIDN Required Mauap ,...._ n1ERAPY Employee Pwmit Requind Mas .... -Petler THERAPY LiCIDN Application Requinmalts ftw UemN or Pwmit Term and Renewal or LiceDIH and Permita LiCIANFNI 8uapenaioa and Rewocation ol Liceue and Pwmit Display ol LictOM and Permit • 1 • ' I . • - • • • 5-5-11: 5-5-12: 5-5-13: 5-5-14: 5-5-15: 5-5-16: 5-5-17: 5-5-1: • • . ' • ,. ... Massage PMleP THERAPY Business and Occupation License Tax Employment Regulations Illegal Activities on Premises Prohibited Acts or Conditions Disease Control Sanitary Requirements Inspection IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE MASSAGE PARLORCODB: A. The City Council hereby declares that the licenaine and reeulation of mauap perleN THERAPY within its jurildiction are matten or local and municipal concern in addition to beine matters or atatewide concern u declared b7 the Colorado General Auembly. It i1 the intention or the City Council to adopt 1upplementary 1tandarda ror maaaqe pel'leN THERAPY within ita jurildiction to tboae provided by the Colorado General Alaembly. The City Council hereby · determinea that enactment or thi1 maaup -pMleF THERAPY ordinance i1 necessary to protect the health, .Cety and welf'are or the people ortbe City. B. The City hereby adopts the Colorado Muup Parlor Code. 1 In order to fully implement the Colorado Muup Parlor Code within the City, Tbe Cit, eatabliabel additional ltandardl ror the lictnaiq of m111ap ..... THERAPY CLINICS and emplOJNI tbenot (Ord. 38 Series 1981) 5-6-2: DEFINITIONS: Al ued in tbia Chapter, the rollowins wwdl and &erml aball ..... die tollowiq -ninp: IIA884Cm TmAPY CLINIC LICENCE A pat to a licm1N to opera .. a mettap.,._ TRDAPY CLINIC. IIA88WI' TIIERAPY a.nae DIPLOYa LICDIIB A GRANT TO AN EMPLOYD ro WORK FOR A IDSSAOB THERAPY CLINIC . IJCICNSED PREM1SB8 The pnmitet 1pec:Hled in an approwed apptic:atioa for liclante under tbia a.a,-wbic:b it owned or in the poawtion of the lieenw and within wbk:b IUCh liceneee i1 aulhoriaecl te carry on lbe 1H 11-4.5·101 11 seq. C.R.I 1173 . ·2 · . . . , • . .. I . • - - • • • • • • ,. ... practice of manage or receive requests for the supplying of massage services. LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY MASSAGE The City Council of the City of Englewood or such deaignee aa it shall determine by resolution. Any method of pressure on or friction against or stroking, lmeadin,, rubbing, tappin,, poundin,, vibratinc or stimulatinc of the external soft~ -,; SUI c:. of the body with the bands or other parts of the human body or with the aid of any mechanical or electrical apparatua or appliance, with or without such supplementary aids u rubbing alcohol, liniments, anti1eptica, oils, powder. creams, lotions, ointments or other similar preparations uaed in this practice. MASSAGE P.\RLOR TBBRAPY CLINIC Any establishment where any penon, firm, auociation or corporation enppa in, carries on or permits to be enppd in or carried on any of the activities .. ••••• under the definition of ·muaqe • in this Section. Ma11.,. ..._lilhmeall 1h111l ••• iMl• .. 1 A, Ph,eiei•e, ....... ,, ••IIIN, ae~eel did• ........ Ii•-·•.., ............... ::=::=:=;::::,~ .. e¥ ...... all ....... • •hi•1 ill ..... ··- -· db;• ••••• tlleir _,,Plieiea ••• 11in.a;1a1 g, .......... Ii ... , ...... ,.. .. , •• w 1"• ill tlleir ....a .. Ii• wftNa Ille 1111,illil • iaelit'llliea II Ii ••••1 D, l11111ieira1 •• ...... , ..., liu 11• .................... , .............. .. I • ••iHr, illlllilR rd .. 1.llilR: M •1f51 • .., ............... , .. HIIIRld .3 . . . . ' I . • • - • • • • • E. Maeeage pP&e,ieed er ine,Ne'8d in t.he a~et.ie depa~men, ef BftY S'8'8 aeeredi'8d eeheel, eellege, llfticerei'Y er seminary; F. TrainePB ef aay amateur, eemipreleeeienal er preleaeienal at.hle'8 er at.hleae '8am, 9.tl\ea tre&MBC at.hle'811 G. Aay hena fide at.hleae elllll 9.•hieh ia ae, e..,...t ill t.he pP&et.iee ef readeri111 maaaacea '8 IB8M8P8 ef t.he l49B4'N pulie MP NIBWN&ea, Fer lhe ,..,eaea ehhia Chapter, ifan at.hleae elall •ee• ae, reeewe meN t.haa '8a pe,eea, (19'11) af i'8 INN iaeeme frem lhe p,aet.iee ef readeliae maaaacea '8 i'8 membePB, aaeh ahall lie prime faeie e¥i•eaee t.ha, t.he elllll ia a NM &•e a.Wea, ektlh PREMISES A distinct and definite location which may include a buildinc, a part of a buildin1, a room or any other definite area conti,uoua thereto. (Ord. 38 Seri• 1981) A. B. 1-M: A. 8 . No mauap....., THERAPY CLINIC ahall do buaineu without hmDI ftnt obtained a lic:eme under this Chapter and complJinl with all applicable lawa and ordinancea. An applicant for a mauap ..... THERAPY CLINJC liClllM aball IUbmit an application upon the forma provided by the Ucenains aadlority in compliance with Section 5-6-6. (Ord. 38 8eriel 1181) AA'/ penon, indudin, a lictDIM who enppt in the providinc of .,. ... NmCN to the public. ahall lie an application for a mauap ,..._~employee permit with the LiceDlins Oftlcer o(the City upon the forma provided by the liClffllUII IUthority. The application for a IDIIMp ,..,._ THERAPY emplo.,.. permit lhall GOftlain 11Ubatantiall1 the w information u the application for ma...,. ,..._ THERAPY CLINJC licenae, ucapt for the w and...,_ tit.he ownen of the ..a-... and any a.u. or GOD&ndl ONICtmllll the Nil &ala. (Ord. 38 8eriel 1181 ) ·•· I . • ~- :.J- • • • • • t• • .. 5-5-5-: MASSAGE PARLOR THERAPY UCENSE APPUCATION: An applicant for a massage -pal'leP THERAPY CLINIC license, including any partner or limited partner of the partnership applicant, and any officer or director of the corporate applicant, or any stockholder holding more than ten percent (lO'lli) of the stock of a corporate applicant, or any other person who is interested directly in the ownenbip or operation of the business or who provides a mauage, shall furnish the followine information under oath: A. Name and addreu, including all aliases. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J . Written proof aatiafactory to the licenainc authority that the indhidual i1 at least twenty one (21) years of age. Name and addreu of spouse, if any, and such further information about said spouse u may be required by the licensine authority. All residential addresses for the past three (3) years. The buaineBB, occupation or employment of the applicant for three (3) yean immediately precedine the date of the application. The applicant's heipt, wei1ht, color of eyes and hair. The mauap ~ THERAPY CLINIC or limilar buaineu liceme history of the applicant; whether such penon, in previously operatine in this or any other city or at.ate under liceme, bu bad such lic:eme revoked or suspended, the reason therefor, and the busin•• activity or occupation subject to such action ol suapemion or revocation. All criminal or City ordinance violation conYidiona, forfeiture of bond and pleadinp of nolo cantendere on all charpa, escept minor traffic violations. Finprprinta and photocraph of the applicant. The uact nature ol the m1111 .. ~ 111ERAPY to be conducted and the proposed place of busineu and facilities tbent.o. K. The IWDN and addnuu of all pel"IODI boldini any benelc:ial inleralt in the nal •tatt upon which such ma ..... 1*"'- THERAPY ii to be operated, indudins bu& DO& limiiilcl to. CODtnd purchuera or •lien, beneftdari• ofland tnaet or i..... ~ to applicanL " - • . ' I . • • . ' • . • • ,, - L. If the premises are leased or being purchased under contract, a copy of such lease or contract shall accompany the application. M. A statement by the applicant that he or she has read and is familiar with the provisions of this Chapter and is in compliance with them. N. Such other and further information as determined necessary to carry out the provisions of this Chapter. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) ~: REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSE OR PERMIT: Every applicant for rna11ap .,..._ THERAPY license or roas1ap ' ,-&e. THERAPY employee permit shall meet the followiq the Wlewias requirements: A. Applicant must have attained the ace of twenty one (21) yean. B. Applicant must be of eood moral character and record. C. Applicant roust not have been convicted of any felony or misdemeanor involvin, moral turpitude (other than minor traffic violations) within the put five (5) yean un1 ... applicant is in fact a penon of eood moral character at the time or the application. D. Applicant must not have had a license which reculates alcoholic liquor or rnauap utablilhment revoked or suspended by a pvemin, authority wit.bin the put five (5) years. E. Applicant shall have ,nduattd from an accredited ICbool of •••• o&nn, a coune ol at leu& one t.hCM•und (1,000) dock houn. plua AN aclditionAL m bl&lldnd (600) clinical boun in a ~,...._THERAPY CLINIC or similar Ntabli1bmentt,« =:: :... ·-··· ew .... al IIMiae -... -.,,11ali111llli, ti •••(I},....•••• 6'NI ..,,P1Jili1a ala li1•11 m1111w • ......... ........... • ••ii•• ...... 11 ...... -· .,, .. -................... . ·a-al ... 111•..a(IOO} ==:====~:=::tit'.::~:.-=-" ................. • ,. Tbe operation. u propoeed o!»J. the applicant, ii permitted, comptiel with all applicable la ( . 38 Sari• 1981) 5-6-7: TIDUl8 AND IUCNll:WAL OF LICBN8lr8 AND ,auaaa I • • • A. &..,., ~ 1111tRA.PY CLINIC Ucmaa and '"'1 ma1up THERAPY mplo,-permit sball l.fflllina .. at ·•· , • - - • • • • • I• • expiration of one year from the date of its issuance unless sooner revoked. B. Every massage -paPleP THERAPY CLINIC licensee and every massage pal'let, THERAPY employee permittee shall make application for renewal of their license or permit, u the cue may be, at least forty five (45) days before expiration. In any cue in which the licensee or permittee haa made a timely and sufficient application for renewal, the existing license shall not expire until such application bas been acted upon by the licensing authority. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) C. APPROPRIATE HEARING MAY BE CALLED BY THE CITY COUNCll. TO ENFORCE AND IMPLEMENT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE. 5-6-8: LICENSE FEES: The following feea shall be paid t.o the City: A. APPLICATION FEES: Initial application fee for massage 1Nlf'ler THERAPY license S3liO,OO 100.00 Initial application fee for maaaap -pe,1er THERAPY employee permit $100.00 B. ANNUAL LICENSING FEES: Annual fee for mHHp......., '111ERAPY license AND ONE EMPLOYEE 180.00 Annual fee for maaaap ,_. .. _,..,., THERAPIST permit 50.00 All ..... , •• ,... • 00 (Ord. 38 Seriea 1981) C. BOND RBQl711UCD: WITH THE APPLICATION, THE APPLICANT SHALL POST A 12.600.00 CASH BOND. THE CASH BOND SHALL BE HELD FOR ONE YEAR. AND IP ALL PROVISIONS OP THB A. MASSAGE THERAPY CODE ARE COMPLIED Wffll, THEN THE MJ CASH BOND SHALL BE Rm1RN'ID. IP NOT COMPLIED Wffll, A) D{ 11 a'/~Ti£ THE LICENSE SHALL AUTOMATICALLY TDMINATB AND THE LictWW ~T~u::~=~~~ All~ RATE PAID FOR PASSBOOK SAVINGS BY ENGLEWOOD BANKS. AA1 h or permit leaued Aw a ........ tNN1w 111DAPY CLINI or mauap ,..aw TH RA.PY ID8J t.e rewoud or I • • ' - B. C. • • • • • • suspended by the licensing authority upon a finding that the licensee or permittee has violated any one of the following: 1. That the massage -paf'lel, THERAPY CLINIC or a massage pat'leP THERAPY employee baa operated in a manner such as to constitute a nuisance. Authority i1 given to the licelllinc authority to determine the question of what activity constitutes a nuisance in the operation of a mauap _......, THERAPY CLINIC. 2. An. offense collli•tinc of a felony or misdemeanor involvinc moral turpitude bu been committed by the 'DHup 1t8Mf THERAPY CLINIC licensee or maaaap ...... -,le,.. THERAPIST WHILE THE EMPLOYEE IS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF HIS EMPLOYMENT. 3. That a maaaap _......, THERAPY licensee or maa1ap .,..a. THERAPY employee has lmowincly furnished falM or mi1leaclinc information or withheld relevant information on any application for any license or permit required by this Chapter or lmowincly caused or auff'encl another to fumiab or withhold such information on bis or her behalf. 4. That a m&1aap,..... THERAPY licenw or m,v ... .,..a.. THERAPY emplo,-baa. either lmowinaly or wit.bout the aerci• ol due care to prnent the same, violated or hu permitt.ecl the violation ol any term, ol du Chapur, • State law conceminc mas .... ,..._ THERAPY. A m&11ap ,..... THERAPY CLINIC 1icen1N aball be rNpODlible for the acu ol eaapl07NS, apnta and Nffalltl WHILE IN THE SOOPI OF THBdl EMPLOYMENT. 1 . 2. TEMPORARY · SUMMARY USPIN ION . (a ) WHIRi TR LlCIN O Atn'HORJTY HAS RIASONABLS OROUNDI 10 ULmVI AND P1ND8 111ATA U I HAS BUN OUILTYOP A D LIB RA AND WTLLPUL VIOLAflON OP ANY ·•· . ' •. I . • , - • • • • • • APPLICABLE LAW, ORDINANCE, OR REGULATION OR THAT THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY OR WELFARE IMPERATIVELY REQUIRES EMERGENCY ACTION AND INCORPORATES SUCH FINDINGS IN ITS ORDER, IT MAY TEMPORARILY OR SUMMARILY SUSPEND THE LICENSE PENDING PROCEEDINGS FOR SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION WHICH SHALL BE PROMPTLY INSTITUTED AND DETERMINED. (b) THE TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF A LICENSE WITHOUT NOTICE PENDING ANY PROSECUTION OR PUBLISH HEARING SHALL BE FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED FIFTEEN (15) DAYS. 5-5-10: DISPLAY OF LICENSE OR PERMIT: A . Every licensee ahall display a valid license in a conspicuous place wit.bin the massage 1t6ftel' THERAPY establishment so that the same may be readily seen by persons entering the premises. B. All person required under this Chapter to obtain a mauap 1Nlf'ler THERAPY LICENSE empleyee pePIBili ,-w•• '8 .W1 Ghep'8•, muat display on request, duri111 the houn of operation of said business, an identification card provided by the Cit)' containinc the lepl name and date of birth of the employee and addreu of the employee alo111 with other information sufficient to identify the employee. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) NBll4Glt PMILOR lll'81Nm !tHD ~'&WM UGDR'f..V. A, 'Ale Gi" Geualil heNlt, A11.a. •• ••tcmine1111a, Illa ..._. tlllla ...... Ill ef epeNliftt a Ettl ... ,... wfthfa the Git, Jidte ii -· I , • te '"""' 1pe..t ,..111ea1 with Nlatiw le health, ...... 1d •• , ti tM ...... ef the Gi'1, th .......... the 11 ........ ti ==:===::::.::.::=-=.:=· ==-~s:-r... , .. ,. ............... tithe ... ... ii ... .., ...._ -........ -... ,. ............... " ••, Ive • h-4PN •.aa... (11 ,100 .00) 11,-• i.aa111 ti 1p1rMi111 • aanap ,."'• i11 .a.. Ci.,., &alh l111ti111 lheA 1M ......... • .. ,... .. lt111i11111 r.. the ,-r,1111 ell••••III tM 11au,.ti1aal .9 . • .. - •. ' I . • , p- - • • • • • L• • C. A.wy massage parlor re111iired to be lieensed by this Chapter shall remit the hereinabor;e amoWtt before eowneing business. Sueh lieense shall be r;alid for a period of sne year frem the date ef payment. D. The eeeupatiienal lieense tu impeaed by this Chapter shall be paicl '8 the Direeter ef Finanee. E. .\II massage perlera shall peat the tu reeeipt in a eenapieueua plaee within aueh ma11age parler. (Orel. 38 Serie& 1981) 5-6-Ull: EMPLOYMENT REGULATIONS: A. Employees Without Permits. It shall be the responsibility of the licensee of a massage~ THERAPY ESTABLISHMENT or the employer of any persona purporting to engage in the providing of massage services to the public in connection with a massage ,par1er THERAPY establishment to ensure that ALL eueh peNen ~GE THERAPISTS WORKING IN THE ESTABLISHMENT aball fint have obtained a valid maaaage ,parler THERAPY employee permit punuant to this Chapter. B. Age Limitationa, Offenders. No person shall be employed It, AS a maaaqe 1NH'M" THERAPIST unless such person shall have attained the ap of twenty one (21) years and shall not have been found pilty in any court of this or any other state or municipality of any offeme involving prostitution, aolicitiq, procurina, panderina, pofflOll'&pby, meretriciou1 di1play, uaipation, unlawful cohabitation, lewd acta, indecent act.I or any other off'eme involvinc moral turpitude within ftve (5) years next prior to aucb employment. C. MASSAGE THERAPY CLINIC~ to Submit Namea ol EmployW. Ally penon operati.na or menqin, e meuep ,_.... THERAPY CLINIC ahell aubmit the IWDH ol ell penom emplo,ed or to be employed by uid •tabliahment to the GW"4Pelitl DIRECTOR OF SAFETY SERVICES. If it ii determined by the GIIW' ti Peliee DlRECl'OR OF SAFETY SERVICES that any of uid emplOJMI do not meet the requirement, Nt forth in thi1 CbaJMI', then Mid eatabliahment ahell, immediately, UpcN'l bein, notified by the GhiettlPeH• DIRECTOR OF SAFETY SERVICES, terminate the employment ol Mid ptnon or penon,. No m••• ,_.... THERAPY CUNIC ahall employ any penon to edminl1t.er e m••• unlffl Mid penon hat ftrat obtained e permit punuant to Section 5-M. (Ord . 38 ' 1981) 5-6-1112: QJ,EQAL AC'l1VrrlB8 ON NENJRSe No liCIIUIIII or any officer, auodatt, 11Mtm r, rtp ntadve, apnt or emplo,- I . • , - 1 • • • • • I• • ' '· of such licensee shall engage in any activity or conduct or permit any other person to engage in any activity or conduct in or about the licensed premises which is prohibited by ordinance of the City OR ANY OTHER CITY or law of the State of Colorado or the United States. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) 5-5-1413: PROIDBD'ED ACTS OR CONDfflONS: A. No instrument or device designed or used for direct application to the akin ahall be applied directly to the akin unless sanitized; the part of the body being treated shall be covered with a clean towel, or else the instrument shall be covered in a similar manner. B. No sponge, stick, alum or other article liable to convey infection, shall be used to make application directly to an abrasion of the akin or to any cut or wound. C. No licensee shall treat an, iMir.id...& afRielM wi&h any akin eruption or other disease unleu such person shall have furnished a written certificate from a physician directing such treatment and a statement to the etrect that the eruption or di ..... is not of a contacioua or tranamiaaible character. D. No licensee may operate an X-ray, fluoroscope or similar equipment, or a radioactive material, for any purpose unJeaa already licensed by the State of Colorado to practice such a profeuion requinn, the use of radiation equipment. No maaaap ........ THERAPY may contain an X-ray, fluoroscope, or similar :\uicment unJeu this equipment is operated only by persona prope y icensed to practice a profeuion nquirinc UN of such equipment. E. No licensee shall administer ozypn. No liceJUN ahall ~ any activity which falls within the nalm oC =r-•11 PRACTICE OF MEDICINE or n= care SUPERVISED BY A LICENSED HEALTH CARE PR VIDER. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) 6-5-1114: DISBASB CONTROL: No muup.,.._ THERAPY operator shall employ or permit any penon IO work who ia infect.eel with any di1UM in a communicable form or who baa open lesions or IOl'H. (Ord. 38 Series 1981) 5,6-1116: SANITARY RBQUlllSIIBNT8: It abaU be unlawful for any masz petier THERAPY CLINIC or emplo,-to rail &o meet the fol owina unitary health standarda: A. All surf'acN of floors, wall,, ceilinp and equipment mut be IIDOOlh and pain&td or conatnactad with aurf'Me maleriel that i1 eull1 cleaned. • 1 , • ,, - ' I • • - • • • • • • • • ... B. All '8Wea, le1111gea, ehaiP&, steam Neme, steam eahine'8 er ether de'lieea er fi•wree EQUIPMENT which may come in contact with any patron shall be covered with a fresh, sanitary disposal liner or cover, or with a cloth sheet or cover which baa not been previously used for a different patron since laundering. C. All towels, robes, bandages, pads or other articles which come into contact with any part of a patron'• body must be laundered, cleaned and 1terilized after each uae and before bein, used again for a different patron. D. All utielea li11e• ia INll1ellie11 C Hl'1e •• lte a'8Ped , .... '8 will a Nni....,., ......... flnn e• ,eee,&eele, ALL USED LINEN SHALL BE STORED IN AN APPROPRIATE CONTAINER AFTER USE THEREOF. I!:, Eaeh lfea."8e11, PM• shall lte etlUipped Mdl indi'lidHI halldwa1hkc lar1a'8tie1 , .. 'lided Milt he, a11cl •Id NIHlilltf wale•. F. Eaeh 11'-liahme11, ehall ,N'lide Mile, faeilia11 wheN ,.weae e( ltelh NHe ... a111mmelia'8d ee,aralely, g, .\II 111Hlilhme11• ehall har,e .. , .... ,hewer '8eiliaea C.r ,. ..... efeeehN•, HE. All employee• and penona renderin, any maa1ap lhall ••r dean. w11h,.le 'lllliC..-. CLOTHING . I, • ..,. ................ 1h1ll have -.,, ............ , .wiJ•••·,. .... ,. .\II •11• lin1111h1H a.. ...... ia • .,,,., .. eeetaiw .,._ _ th1na (ON.lla..ire&NU ~18: INIJPBCTION: The City ahall, Crom time to time •• M laa• IM• a ,-.. make an inspection ol •ch mauap .,..._ THERAPY ESTABLISHMENT OR CLINIC panted a liceme under the proriaiona ol I.hit Chapter for the purpoae1 ol determininc lhat the proyitiona ol this Chapeer are complied with. It lhall be u.nlawful for any licenaee to fail to allow 1uch inspection of!cer accet1 to the ,....._. or to hinder IIUch officer in any manntr. (Ord . 38 8eriea 1911) 5-6-17 ICIDIPTIONB: 11ns SECTION SHALL NOT APPLY ro THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS. • , 2 . • . , ' I . • • , - - • • .. • (, A. PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, DOCTORS, MEDICAL CLINICS OR PDSONS LICENSED BYTRB LAWS OP '111B STA.TB 1'0 PRACl'ICB MBDICINB, SUBOBRY. OSTBOPA'l'BY, CBDOPRACl'IC AND CBIBOPODY, TBBIR omca AND CLINICS. AND ALL PDSONS WORKING IN TBBIR OfflCBS AND CLINICS UNDER TRBIR 8UPBRVISION AND DIRBCTION; B. HOSPITALS AND ALL PBRSONS BIIPLOYBD BY IN8Tl'IV1'ION AND B8TABLIBIDIBNT8 LICBNSBD BY'l'IIB STATS NJ HOSPITALS WIIILB PBUOalllNO 'l'IIBIR USUAL DtmBS Wl1111N THI: B08PITAL OR IN8Tl'IV1'ION 80 UCBNal>; C. DOJ8'1'D&D OR LICBN8ID N1Jll8l8 PDIOIDONO 811MCS8 IN TIIBIR USUAL Dtml8 WHRIN 'l'IIB BOIPII~ OR DIBTfflmON 80 LICBNllm; D. DAtmCIANB AND BAltBD8 DULY UCINm> UNDD TBB LAWS OP 'l'IIB STATS INIOPAR A8 TBSIR USUAL AND ORDINARY VOCAflON AND P90nlll0N, A8 DD'INBD BY TD LAWS OP'l'IIB 81'ATB. AB OONCDND; S. IIA88AOS PRACTICD OR IN8TRUCTSD IN TBS AT'IILSTIC DSPARTMSNT OP ANY ITATS ACatlDITSD ICBOOL. OOJ.1:BO& UNIVD8ITY oa IIIIDWlY: ... .,., ,1111. --. . .. • • . ' . ' ' - - • • • • .. • ·., • I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City ofEn,lewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foreroinc ia a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and paued on &rat reacfinc on the lat day of July, 1991. Patricia H. Crow • ~-. • ' . • I. ' , • • - - • • • DATB July l, 1991 I•ITIAftD aY IHUB/ACTIOII PaoP08BD • • • t. COUNCIL CONNUNICATION AGDDA ITDI 11 9 SUIIJBCT Property leaae with Radio Property Ventur•• for radio atation KQXI. Bi-City Superviaory C011111itt .. Stewart Fonda, Director of Bi-City WWTP Approve by ordinance a lea•• with Radio Property Ventur•• for property at ttie Ii-City Waatewater TreatlD9nt Plant for radio atation KQXI. PllSVIOUS couac:IL ACTIGa Approval of leaae with Media Snterpriaea for property at the Ii-City lllfTP. ltQXI ia currently occupyi119 leaaed property at the plant aite that ia needed for a land u .. tranafer with the leriricenter to acCOIIIIOdate new facilitiea at the plant. The propoaed lea .. ia for property at the plant that doea not ha-any pe~nt faciliti•• and ia auitable for the radio atation. A ••arch f o r other auitable aitea in the area waa conchlcted by ca.aanity Dewelopaent and atation peraonnel, but no other ait•• ~ing the need• of the atati--re found. Jf the proposed lea .. ia not appr~, the current lea .. with the atation will be tenainated and the atation -ld be ao,red off the aite, probaltly out of the Sngl~ area. IACIIOMaD ,ox1 la a Chrlatlan radio 1t1tlon that la owned and operated by ... 10 Property Ventur••, located n M tchell, Jlllnoia. The autlon haa beef\ 1-atM le Sfttlewood for -ny yeara on property that bee-the Ii-City lllfTP. The preNftt location la on l eaaM property n t northeaat corner of the plant• ta. C:On atnict on of• of the new plant facll itl•• • on property pre,,loualy uaed by the .. rvi nter a nd an equ valent -nt of apace needa to be retur11941 to tM .. r,, cet1ter to ... t their neecla, The northeaat corMr of the plant alte la the beat for tllh purpoN, 1 lnce t • contlf\tO"a wltll the lervlnftter alt•, haa fOOd aa fro. louth Platte R ver Dr va and la adjacetit to a COllll9rclal/~ .. 1 ... . , • .. I • • I - - • • • ,.. • ·.,. • Thi• tran•f•r of land u•• require• the radio •tation to move, which can be accompli•hed by terminating the lea••· Termination of the lea•• wa• •cheduled before Council •ometi .. ago, but wa• removed from the agenda to a••i•t the •tation in finding an alternate location and to alleviate a ••v•r• •cheduling probl .. with the rec. Th• only viable •ite in the area wa• determined to be the •outhea•t corner of the plant. Station per•onnel have agreed to move to the new location at their expen••· Acee•• to the •tation would be froa the new Lipan Str .. t through their own gate and they have agreed to pay for any additional fencing needed to .. 1ntain ••curity at the •ite. Th• new location 1• in an area that 1• not anticipated to be uaed for over twenty year•, a• •cheduled in the Lent a&ft99 Na•t•r Plan. The radio atation facilltiea will not interfere with the operation or .. 1ntenance of the plant. The lea .. will need to be officially approved by the Littleton City COuncll, a• the property h owned by both citi••· All parti•• have reviewed and approved the propo•ed lean. The •tation ha• been a 9QOd nei9hbor and atation peraonnel have been very cooperative in dealinv with thia relocation. PIIIUICIAL The rent for the propoaed leaN 1• the•-aa the exhtinv leaNa 1150 per -th in 1991, increaai119 to 11100 per -th in ltH. TMnafter, tlle rent will tie adju•ted each year by the eona-r Price Index (CPI). 1eea11M tlle property 1a owned with Littleton, the rent will be •plit 50/50 with Littleton. • ,. - '' ... ' ' I • • • , • - - • • , ' <. • • • BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. __ SBRIES OF 1991 COUNCIL BILL NO. 49 :o:u~~CIL ABILLPOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; THB CITY OP LITl'LETON, COLORADO; AND RADIO PROPERTY VBNTURE8 FOR THB DEMISB OF PROPBM'Y srnJATBD WITBIN THB BOUNDARIES OP THB Bl-CITY WASTEWATER TRBATMENT PLANT FOR THB PURPOSE OP RADIO TRANSMISSION. WHEREAS. Radio Property Ventuna bu reqwted continuation ol a Leue A,nement tor the property lituat.ed within the boundariN ol the Bi- Qty Wutewat.er Tnatment lllant tor the purpoae of radio trammiuion; · NOW THBREPOU. BB IT ORDAINBD BY THB CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: 8ectim 1. The !Aue Aarwwat between th• City of Enalewoocl. Colorado; the Qty of UUlet.on. Colorado; and Radio Property Ventuna ia benby apprOftd. Tbe Laue Apwt ia auacbed bent.owl incorpont.ed benin by ntenDoe. h#m a. n.. y.,_ and Qty a.k an aalboriaed to 11p wl au. ........ Aca......a llr ...... Wlalf tithe Qty Ceandl wl the Qtyol ......... . lalrodumcl. rwl ba ftall, ......... -ant rwtiat -the lit clay ol July, 1811. PYNkW • a am aw.°""' s • • ... 4111 c1ay o1,1111y, 1111. AIIUT: Pa&rida H . Crow, Qty Clerk • I ·- ... -. .. I. • • , - - • • • I' • ·., • (. ' I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foreaoinl i1 a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and pused on &nt reading on the lit day of July, 1991. Patricia H. Crow ·•· ·. • I •. I . • • - -- • • • • . ;. - LEASE AGREEMENT THIS INDENTURE, made as of the __ day of__,...----.........,..---- 1991, by and between the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a municipal corporation, and CITY OF LITTLETON, a municipal corporation, hereinafter call Lessor, and RADIO PROPERTY VENTURES, a Missouri general partnership, hereinafter called Lessee. WITNESSETH That Leasor, for and in consideration of the rent hereinafter specified to be paid by Lessee and the covenants and acreements hereinafter contained by the Lessee to be kept and performed, baa demiaecl, leased and let unto aaid Leasee those certain premiaea in the City ofEnciewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, described on Exhibit A and ahown outlined in red on the print marked Exhibit B, both of which exhibits are attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein for all purposes aa if fully set forth at length, to have and to hold under aaid Leaaee on the following terma and conditions: 1. Iu,m. The term of this lease ahall be &fteen (15) yeara beeinnin1 on December 31, 1992, or such earlier date aa Leasor may deliver poaaeasion of the premises to Leaaee ucept aa otherwise hereinafter provided. Lessor 1hall notify Lessee at leaat 15 daya in advance of said commencement date. 2. Bm&al. Lessee i1 presently the tenant under a Lease Acnement dated June 5, 1981, betwMn Leasor and Media Enterprises, Inc., aft'ectin, other premises (the EDatinc Lease). The partiea hereby acne that the Eziatinc Lease aha1I terminate on the later of December 31, 1992, or twelve montha after commencement of the term of this 1 .... , or on auch earlier date aa LellN bqina radio station operatio111 from the premiaea hereunder with fta1l and ftnal FCC broadcast approval. Until the Enatin, Lease ia terminated, no rent ahall be due hereunder. From and after termination or the Enatin, Lease, rent ahall be due hereunder at the same rate aa it would have been due under the Edatinl Leue bad the Eziatinc Lease continued to the end of its term on December 31, 199' (i.e., 186().00 per month in 1991, $950.00 per month in 1992 and um, and 11,060.00 per month in 199'). Rental ahall be prorated between the Emlin, Lease and thia 1 .... aa of the termination date ol the Edeline Leaae. In 1995, nnt lhall be 11,100.00 per month. Aaofthe ftntdayof1998 and each yur thereafter, rent lhall be increaaed to 11,100.00 per month) times (new CPVoricinal CPI), where the ·orisinal CPr la the value of the U. 8 . Bu u of Standards Consumer Price Index for the Denver, Colorado area aa of January l, 1996, and the ·new CPr la the value olthat Inda aa olthe date for which it waa most nc:ent.Jy publiahed at least one month prior t.o the January l for which the calc:ulation must be made. All rent ia due in ad an on the ftnt day or ch month. • ,. - •. I . • I - • • • . : ... • 3. Purposes. Said premises shall be used for radio transmitter building, towers, and ancillary equipment (such as satellite sending and receiving equipment) for the purpose of sending and receiving radio signals, and for broadcast studios and office facilities, all in a manner consistent with operation for a modem radio station, and for no other purposes what.soever without the written consent of Lessor being first had and obtained. 4. Building and Improvements. Lessee may, at Lessee's sole cost and expense, make such changes, alterations or improvements, including the further construction of buildings u may be neceuary to fit said premises for such use, and all buildinp, fixtures and improvements, of every kind and nature whatever, installed by Lessee, shall remain the property of the Leuee who may remove the same upon the termination of this lease, provided that such removal ahall be done in such a manner as not to injure or damap the demiled premises, and provided further, that should Leuee fail to remove such buildinp, fixtures or improvements u above provided, Lessor, at its option, may require Lessee to remove the same. In the event that said Lessee ahall fail to remove said buildings, 6ztures and improvementa after receipt of notice from lessor, Lessor may remove the same and dispoM of the same u it sees fit, and Leaaee agrees to sell, auip. tranaf'er and set over to Leasor all of Lessee', risht. title and interest in and to said buildinp, fbturea, improvements and any penonal property not nmoved by Lessee for the ,um of One Dollar ($1.00). Lessee further qreea that abould Leasor remove said buildinp, fixture, and improvements u above pnmcled, Lessee will pay Leasor, upon demand, the coat ol auch removal plua the coat of transportation and diapoaition thereof: No improvement or conatnac:tion should take place without the written approval of the Leasor, which approval will not unreasonably be withheld. 5. Iaua. Leaw aball pay any and all taus levied and useawl upon any penonal property, buildinp. ftnures, and improvements beloacinc to LealN and located upon aaid demiwl premiMI and all leasehold and posseuory ioterett, tau,, levied or aswwl by any proper tuinc authority. 6. Bnela eod MelDYDIMI, LealN npreeenta that Lessee hu lmpected and uamined the ct.miled ,nmists and acc:epta them io their pnaent condition; lAstet a,nea that. lAteor ,hall not be required to mab any improvemtnta or repairs what.eoevtr in or upon the pnml1t1 hent.o demised or any pert thereol. ....._. ..,_. to make any and all lmpf'OffllMft&I and res,ain at. La1Me'1 tole coat and apeDM and ..,_. lo keep said prem1 ... Nil and ln pod order and condition at all timee durh-, the .. rm hereof •. Upoo upinuon of IN, ...... or at. any IOOMI' tennlu&ion thenol, ahall quit and 1ummder potHNlon of uld pnmi1e1 quietly and pMCMbly and ln Al pod order and condil.ion u the .... wen at. the comme.nct1Mnt. hereof, e rand tau and damaa9 by the ·2 · • ,, - , I . • - • • • • • • elements excepted. Lessee further agrees to leave said premises free from all nuisance and dangerous and defective conditions created by Lessee. 7. Assignment of Lei§@. The Lessor will only permit assignment of this lease to a successor broadcasting entity that receives a favorable application from the Federal Communications Commission, as evidenced by written communication from usignee to Leuor. Neither the demised premises nor any portion thereof shall be sublet, hypothecated or mortgaged by Lessee. In the event that Lessee shall become bankrupt or insolvent or should a trustee or receiver be appointed to administer Lessee's business or afTain, neither this lease nor any interest herein shall become an uset of such trustee or receiver and in the event of the appointment of any such truatee or receiver, this lease shall immediately terminate and end. 8. Llabjlity and lpdcmoifJc;atjon. Lessee shall indemnify, defend and aave Leuor harmle11 from any costs, 1011 or damap that may ariae out of or in coMection with this leaae or the use of demised premises by Lessee or his apnta or employees or any other person usins said premiM1; · and Lessee a,rees to deliver to Lessor, upon the execution of this lease, two (2) eucutad copi• or the continuinc public liability and property damap insuranc:. policy satisfactory to Lessor, indemnifyin, and boldin, Leslor barmleu apinst any and all c:laima in the amount of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollen (1150,000.00) for iltjury to any one penon and FOW' Hundred Tbousand Dollan (l400,000.00) per any occurrence and sball keep the same in force durin, the t.erm of this lease. Such amounta lhall incruse to the at.eat of the muimum amount of liability wader the Gowernmental Immunity Act (C.R.8. 24-10.101 e& aeq.) u may be 8IDIIMled 6om time to time. Said inaurance shall contain a provision providin, that it may no& be cancelled or no& renewed uctpt upon 30 da71 adQDC8 wriU. notice to the Leelor. 9. Necb1Dlc'1 Uer1 Leuee apw that at leall Ive (6) da11 Won any ClODl&naction WOl'k, labor or materiala an doDe, ueed or •= by Leuee or on Leuee's behalf by any penoe. lrm or corporatioD or -:f... mntnctor that IAelee will poet and record. or caue to be ..... or~ u prowklecl by law, a Notice of NODNlpODsibility on behalf of IAuor, PWUII notice that laid lAuor ii not ........... for Uy WOl'k. labor or mat.erialt ued or, upended or to be ued or e...,..,W on the demieed preml .... hrt.her, Leuee..,.. &hat ln the..,.., It ii...__ dMre ii .. or more mechaDic'a U.. with a •alid f'onc:1-.an _.... for the coUecdoD ol aame, MW lhall bold the 1AtMr hanaleN ud lhall forth th ca to be echarpcl • "' - • . ' I. • - - • • • • 10. Tennination by Leaaor or Lessee. Lessor may terminate this lease at any time it should be determined by City Council that public necessity and convenience require it to do so, by serving upon Lessee in the manner hereinafter provided, a written notice of its election so to terminate, which notice shall be served at least twenty-four (24) months prior to the date named for such termination. Notwithstanclinc the foregoing, no such 24-month notice may be pven durinc the &nt four years of the lease term unleu the Environmental Protection Agency or other Federal or State governmental entity with resuJatory authority over the Bi-City Waste Water Treatment Plant (adjacent to which the demiaec:l premises are located) requires termination of this lease or removal of the facilities placec:1 on the demised premiaea by Leuee. Lessee may terminate this lease at any time by aervinc upon Lessor in the manner hereinafter provided a written notice ofita election to do so; said notice shall be served upon Lessor at least twelve (12) months prior to the date named for termination. 11. Oc{aulL In the event that Lessee shall be in default of any payment of any rent or in performance of any of the terms or conditions · herein apeed to be kept and performed b)' Leaaee and such default shall continue for 15 days after Leasor bu notified Le, ... of the default (or, in the cue ol a non-monetary default, such lonpr period u may be neceaaary to cure provided the cure is commenced durinc said 15-day period and tbenafter dilipntly prONCU&ed), Leasor may terminate and end this 1 .... forthwith, and IAllor may enter upon uid pnmiNa and remove all penona and .::Lr, theaeftom. And 1.-.. abaU not be entitled to any money paid or any put thel'Nl In the 8"Dt IAllor abaU brin, a lepl action to enforCI any olthe terms hereof, or to oluin po11111ion ol Nici.......-by l"N80D olany default oll.-... or otbenriN, 1.-... ...._. to pay Leew-all cons ol aucb ..... action plus ........... attorney f ... tbenlor . lf&olrw· 2700 SouLh PlaUe .... Dri99 lnptwood, CO 80110 Au.a · &adon Manapr Ill • .,, to: .4. • ,, - ' I . • , - - • • IC to Leaaor: • • I • • Radio Property Ventures P.O. Box 8085 Mitchell, IL 62040 Attention: Controller City of Englewood 3400 South Elati Street Englewood. CO 80110 Attention: Roger Fraser City Manager and City of Littleton 2255 West Berry Avenue Littleton, CO 80165 Attention: Andrew C. McMinimee City Manacer 14. W.iytr. Waiver by Leuor or any default in performance by LeuN or any or the terma, covenanta or conditions contained herein shall not be deemed a continuiq waiver or the same or any subsequent default herein. 15. Cernplieoce yith wn. IAUN .....-to comply with all laws, ordinances, rules and nplationa which may pertain or apply to the demiaed pnmiNa and the UM thereof, indudins •'riromDental ordinancaa, nalea and nplationa ol the City or Enclewood. S&ate ol Colorado and the United S&atee Government. No claim aball be made apinat the leaor for compliance . 17. Beacceeecn to low,:vt,, All the terms. cowenaa&a and COM.idou contained benin aba1l continue and bind all NCCHIOl"I ln in......_ of lAeaee herein. ,. ~ 1 Pn:ttr:PI Ac#ri&x . To the .. ._t that lt wOI no& IIIINUOMbly ia .. rfl wi th UM ol the pnmiMI by lAMor, ltl ... t or een&nd,on. 1.-... thall be toUded to •ter upon and uae the,,.._. any tiae prior to CIOIIUM t ol the leue tmn f'or the purpoN ti eoancdar Nila ..... • . ' I . • , - • • • • I' • • '· aurveya, environmental audits, and other inveatigationa. After June 30, 1992, and reprdleu or whether the leue term baa commenced, Leuee ahall be entitled to commence and proaecute conatruction or Leaaee'1 improvementa on the premi .... • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partiea hereto have hereunder aet their hands and aeala the clay and yur Int above written. By: Patricia R. Crow, City Clerk LF.SSOR: Cll'YOFBNGUN'OOD, COLORADO a municipal corporation •ADIOPIIIONili I YlllflUlal. a lfl1111a:rl ...... ... • ..... , ·•· ' . •. • I. ' , • - • • • ,. ~ • t~ • ' <. A PMCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 68 WEST OF THE 6TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO, WHICH ~SIDERING THE SOOTH LINE OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 33 AS BEARING S 89°40'34• E MD WITH ALL BEARINGS CONTAINED HEREIN MLATIVE THERETO IS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLONS: BEGINNING A POINT ON THE PROPOSED 1«-THERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LIPAN STREET, DESCRIBED AS PMCEL NO. 31 REV. 2 OF THE STATE DEPAR'DtENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, STATE OF COLORADO, PROJECT NO. FCU 085-2 (51), not WHICH THB SOUTHWEST OOlQtER OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 33 BEARS S 3~23•45• If, A DISTANCB OF 528.73 FEET; THENCB DS'l'DLY AND NORTHERLY ALONG SAID Pl'OPOSED RIGHT OF WAY LINE THE fOLLOlfING FOOR · ( 4) COURSES: 1. N 89°54 '42• B, A DISTANCE OF 108 .10 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVB TO THE LEFT; 2. ALONG THB ARC OF SAID CURVE TO THE LEFT WITH A RADIUS OF 190.00 FEET AND A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 83°00'06• A DISTANCE OF 275.24 FEET, THE I.a«. CHORD OF WHICH BEARS N 48°24 1 41• E, A • DISTANCE OF 251.80 FEET; 3. N 0&-54' 42• E, A DISTANCE OF 290. 97 FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CtlNB TO THB RIGHT; 4. ALONG THE .UC OF SAID CURVE TO THE RIGHT WITH A RADIUS OF 150.00 nBT AND A CDffML ANGLE OF 2&-16'55• A DISTANCE OF 61.11 n:BT, THE I.a«. CIICR> OF IIHICH 1!1EMS N 20003' os• E, A DISTANCB OF H.20 nzT; THINCB N 9,-44•13• If, A DISTANCS OF 354.07 FEET; THINCB S 00005' oo• If, A DISTANCB OF t1. 71 FUT 1 THINCB S 45-05 1 00• If, A DISTANCB OF 52.42 FEET; THINCB S 00005 1 00• If, A DISTANCE OF 243.15 FEET; THINCB S 44-S5 1 00• E, A DISTANCE OF 52.42 FEET; THINCB S 00005' oo• If, A DISTAIICS OF 112. 71 FEET TO THE POill'I' OF IIBGDalDIG. SAID PMCZL CXINTADIS 165, 012 SQUUB nn Cit 3. 711 ACMS MOM OR ias. Tia MOVS DUClliaD PUCZI. IS sm.JIICT TO A SI.On !AW NO. S&- 31 OF STATS DIVISIQN OF HIGlllall, STATS OF COLONDO, PN>JIICT NO. rt'U 015-2 (51) • m1a1T a ' . ' ' I. • • , - - • -. -·· .... -. -·--. ···-·· --...... -... . . ...... . ______ _...., _______ _ ·-·-- ... .... 'f .. .,. I • • I • • L• . -' .. ·-- ... -- ---· . U \ 1 MS •:::,--, I • ~\ \ I • I • I • • I • i #i C MlRSs •: ··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··-··...I • ,,, - . :.: . : .. • • ,r • .-.. · ,, ·. :'.-' l "r • . . ~ , ... :_.-...... ,._ I "•• ,· , .. ':. .. ~ - laJT ••• • I. • , - - • • • • • PUBLIC COIIENT IOSTEI DAT£: JULY 1, lttl MY PERSON MY SPEM • lllT1III -11111 -Ila FOi A MXIIUI OF FIVE NINJTES. EACH SUCH P£1SON SHOULD SIM THIS PUBLIC COIIIENT ROSTER, STATJN& NME, ADDIESS, All> TOPIC OF CCIIIIENT. THOSE PElSONS lltO lflSH TO SPEM IN FAVOI OF OI IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC HOlllN& SHOULD Sia THE APPLICAILE PUil.iC IEAIIN& IOST£1. PLEASE PlllNT. IWIE AIIDIESS ' . ' • . .. I . , . ' • • • • 0 .• - .... . . .. --· ._ -·· . · .. .:-.' ........ --· -~ ·. ·. --.. . • P'(_OC L!it?,(:4'TIO?{_ 'Jv.}fl;~. Marjorie POJJt 6t9an Mr autineuisMtl carur witfJ w hapali.ot County d,r(antl'l(,u,rt!tr's offra on July 7, 1941; antl 'WHL~. in 1946 Marjoru Pfl/Jt was natMtf 'Dtputy d,r(antl ~umltr antl was fater J.uutf County Cftr(of hapali.o, County; aN! ~. IWri"IJ Mr ttnure witfs .:b-apafJoe County, Marjoru PO/Jt Faas scnJd fJcr u,nstitucnu foitfsf ufly witfs t!taicatian aNi prof u swruwsm; ~. Marjorie P"IJ' Faas unst(fis"1y t!tvotttf Mr umsukra.ik 14lcnu, time aNi efforts on _,.IJ 6oanfs antl c.ommitt,u aN! Faas 6un "tive in fuN!·raisuia for many dr.a.ri1116u O'IJaniuuians; aNi ~. on July 7, 1991, Marjorw POfJC 'Ulili uk6rau Mr 9of4cn annivrrsary witfs Jtrapali.o, County; aNi .,~. Marjorw POfJC is tfts,n,j"II of offlUlll ""'Jlnitian for Mr !O IJCIUS of auti"IJWSW s,mu; ,(pW~,-~ I , SWM{11M{~ '),(OF of 1M City of~ Coftnu.o, fwmy procflli• tfsa, 1M City of i:.,kU!OtJ o/foulll,J UlfCMIUS NA~~A(it; for • so ,-,, of ~'" saw, ,. "' citiuu of ~ c-.,, .J fa,tl,,tr llfll"JIU - rufo/ -,,,wiMio. f or w Jiu ~ SM u, 111 iy '6r ldit•ti .. IIJ profu,iou/is-. (;f11DltutMr ., fv,J •u uol ,Ji;, lit U#J of JJ,. 1'11 • • "' - 8 a I • p- - 1 • • • • ,. • · ... • ,, 10 a cxu«:IL BILL ll>. 39 IN'1KDD!D BY <XUCIL MINla HlmWtlW AN CR>INND!: APnCNDli FIVE F.ASl!larrs P<lt 'DIE ID1Dm SMllTATIQt DIS'l'RIC? BIG lllY CREEK DflfA»'fCll P.MIIBft' Mal. Slffll PIAT1'E RIYDl mIVE. lllmtlWI, the exiating .-it giwn to Southgate Sanitation District Big Dry Creek Interceptor is CX\ly for connection at the Bi~ty Mut:aater Treatment Plant; and WDBAS, ia ia reoesauy fer Sauthgate Sanitation District to~ additional ri,cJhts of. ,-y, M 1 ,ta and llmnw fzaa the City rm additional pcctiorw of. p.:q.wty1 and ....a!'AS, the additicnal Ml .ta .. rm -.t Dutlalth A,_.., rm pxt1orw of. the City p.:q,erty adjacmt to Little Dry cnak, rm Little Dry Creak, and alcnJ South Platte ltiwr Driva1 NOif, nrmm, • 1T ~ BY 11m cm <DICJI, c. ._ cm c. l!MUIO'I>, CD(JtMX), AS faUlllz Sectian 1. 'ftw lnlJlalaod City ODuncil hanby ~ fiva (5) ~ lauthpte lllnitatian Diat.rlct • fCUld en BINbit A. Introcl.lced, Rad in full, and p.....t en Ont readina en the 17th day of Jura, 1991. Pmliahad u a 11111 far • ~ en the 20th day of .June, 1991. 111111d by title and p.....s (1ft f!Ml l'MIUn9 (1ft the lat cllr of .July, 1991. Pmliahed by title • Ordinlnm llo. Jl, lllda of utl, an the 4th day of .July, lt91 • ... ........ ht.rL:li I. 6&, d(y a.a -1 - • . ' •. • I. • • , • I ,,. I • • U~ r I· ffl " I ! I 111 i I LR g , , 111 ::: s e 1 'f Rs-t ~fr s I!: : U ! I I ; : ~ I 'iii Si Joe &; ~t A. R. , I f I tr F.:lJl ~ii 1"!1~ !1 ;, ,t,=iJ (g t~': ifQi ~ ~.:--.: }_U!!U i!;;· ~ -. ~ iu~ ·1i,ti1lr:;1tffl lr!l,1li1ii ri!RII 1t! 1,1 ti!i . ·'''ii '""' A. i A. ;J1rl • ~ _-!. -1 is , 11 1 I" 1 , 1 t t s" s-I .I:; _ -. "'~R;iil l~I ;Jil lt-•1~1 !1 ;I ;-;~ ~~l'li • 'I ii 1t r rsr l ,~ i ~~ ii . I· n s . A. i -i ,i •i l ii • , . • I. • . • r I I . . . . ~ ' ... JI . ' . " I - - • • y . ... • (. .. I, Patricia H. era.,, City Clerk of the City of lhJl.aA:Jod, Oolcrat:>, henl7/ certify that the llxNe and fcregoinl) is • true CXlp)' of the Ordinance paNd an final reading and p.t,lishec! by title • c:rdi.nmce lb. _, Series of 1991. htrlcli I. &ii, -z - . , .. I . . • • - • • • • • I~ • .. Southerly right-of-way line of said West oartnr:,uth Avenue, cmtaining 1800 square feet or 0.0413 kres. Southgate Sanitation District Sanitary Seoler Easement Job N\lltJer L/2768/M (City of Ehglewood). A sanitary eewer easement over and acraas a portion of the Northeast ~ of the Sautheut a,e-quarter 33, 'l\:lwnship 4 South, range 68 West of the Sixth principal neridian, O:lunty of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, being mre particularly deecribed as follows: Buis of bearings is the North line of the NorthMst ~ of the Sautheut aw-quarter of said Section 33, the Northeut corner of said tbrthwast ~ of the Sautheut aw-quarter is ~ by a almimn alp in a Range Bax -LS No. 12083, and tJw Northweat corner of said ~ ~ of the Southeut. ~ is anaantad by a almina alp in Rar11J8 Bax LS No. 12083, with a liM bel •m tha being •SWIICI to bear 81'°51 1 57"w. Q.wwwa.ci.ng a the Norttwt axner of the NorthMat ~ of the 8Duthlut ~ of said Sactia\ 331 thmm 810035 1 33•1:, a clist.anca of W.19 feet to the point of beginnin1n thmce soc,c,17'44•1:, a disunae a1. 11.1t taet1 thmm ss1040'12"w, a disunae al. ll. 97 faet I thmce NOOOl. 7 1 44 "If, a disunae al. 16. lt faet to a p,1nt en the Northarly line al. a tract al. land M dllacribed in Boak 3222 at PA1Je 411 of tJw Anplhae QJunty llacm:ds; thmm N51Qt0 • 12~ and alq said lla&'thlrly line, a disunae al. ll. 97 faet to the point al. beginninlJ, oant:.a1nill9 llO -.... faet er 0.004 Acza. 8authpta llnitatJ.cn District. llnitary a..r B I at .Jcb lbmer L/2768/D (City of a.,i.ac.s>. A Mftitary __. SJ 11 I at W and ac&'aN a p,rticn al. tJw llan:JwNt ~ al. the llauthaaK ~ al. 8lcticn ll, 'lalnlhip 4 8Duth, .... II *11t al. the Sixth principal •dclun, aiunty of Anplhoe, ltlllte al. Q)londi), bain1J m plrticulsly dsecribed M folloa1 a.is of ........ ia the llmt.h line al. the ~ ~ al. tJw ~ .... -----al. Mid 8lcticn 33, the Narrt.twt: cionar al. al4 lau.-t ~ al. the 8clutMMt ~ ia ......... by • al\llWUI Clp 1ft ........ Lt No. 120U' and the NairthaMt aarMI' of .. id Narrt.twt: ~ ot the lcuttnat ~ ia ~ 11'1 • al--Clp "' .... lalc Lt No. 120l3, with • line bet -Iha •int ......, to ... 0 57"w • . ' •. ' I . • - • • • • • <. Oormencing at the Northeast comer of the Northeast comer of the Northwest ~ of the Southeut. ~ of Aid Section 33; thmoe S0So5S'54"w, a distance of 138.28 feet to a point m the ~ly line of a tract of and u dllacribed in Bock 3222 at PalJII 4ll of the Anlpllhoe Qlunty RllclXda, Aid point bein1J the point of beginning; thmlce SOCJ017 1 44•E, a distance of 22.47 feet; thmce Sl9057°0l"w, a distance of 28.S7 feet to a point m the ~ly line of aaid tract of land as deacribed in Bock 3222 at Page 4ll; thmce N51040 1 l2•1: and along aaid ~ly line, a distance of 36. 28 &et to the point of beginning, c:attaininlJ 320 9CplE'e feet er 0.007 Acres. Scuthgate Sanitation District Sanitary Sam" BM at Jd> tbmr L/27AIF (City of lh)laaJd). A unitary ..., •• 1 at w and rm a pcrtim of tha ~ ~ of tha Sclut!IMat ~ of 811cticn 33, 'l'CIWnah1p 4 aauth, .... A 111at of the Sixth principal •ddian, Qlunty of Anplhae, State of Colorado, beinlJ m particularly daacribed u folio.: Bui.a of bearinp ia the NDcth line of tha ~ ~ of tha 8autMMt ~ of Aid Saction 33, the ~ aanwl" of Mid~ ~ of the 8Duthaut ~ ia IDUmlted by a alwdrul cap in a 1tar11J9 lies L8 lb. 12083, and the llmttwt aanwl" of Mid~ ~ of the lauthMat ~ la ~ by ahawul C1P in a._. lies L8 lb. 12083, with a line betl.•m tha beinJ ___. to bear 81'°56 I 57"11. o .c:.lng at the lbntl 1aat cmmr of tha llmttwt ~ofthe~~ofN14 a.ction JJ; thmce Sl70JJ 47"w, a diatMce of ltf.35 feet to the p,int of befiM.lng; thmce 151040°1.2"11, • d1aunae of"·" feat; thmce 17~'21'\t, • d1aunae of 23.42 ti.ta thalCa I00017 44 s, a dlata,ce of tJ .oo feat to • pewit al the 8rMhwly line of • tract of land -dlacribe4 in 8ock J3IO at ·~!fl ~the~~' ...... thmce 814-.v 4t •• and alana -lllluthllrly liffe a dlataace of 2t. 7l r.t1 thmce ll>0017 '44"V, a diaUnae of ll5.10 fat to a paint C11 the ~1, line of a tract of land dlacribe4 in 8ock 3222 at .... 4U of the Anrllloe QluntJ ...... dllnce ..... ly ... aJana the ~ly line of M1d tnct of land -dlacrilled in .... J222 at. .. 411 the folJawf.111 (J) -, ODlll'8N I 1. 117A6'90 .. , a ....._ of lt.JJ e.., 2. eioeo• 12-., • ...__ of •·• e.., _,_ ' ' I . • ' - • • • • • • thence N89057'0l•E, a distance of 20.58 feet to the point of beginning, caitaining 4540 square feet or 0.104 Acres. Southgate Sanitation District Saniury Sewer Euement Job lblbeE' L/2768/K (City of D,gl...aod-South Platte River Drive). A sanitary NW!' •• • 1 ,t auer and ms a portion of the Nortnilest ~ of the Scutheut ~ of Section 33, Township 4 South, Ra11J8 68 West of the Sixth principal meridian, Cowlty of Anprhoe, State of Colorado, being man particularly daa:ribed u followa: Buis of bearings is the North line of the NortJwast ~ of the SouthlMt ~ of Aid Section 33, the llmthMst. am.r al Aid Hcl'tlwast. ~ of the Sc:luthMat ~ is ...-ited by a alaina mp in a RaniJe lac -LS lb. 12083, and the ~ coalK' al Aid Non:hil8st ~ of the lcllltmMt ~ is ~ by a alaina mp in a Rmge 8mc LS lb. 12083, with a line bet:MMn tha being •..ad to bear S8'°56°57·. ,. - ' , I . • , - - • • • • • 3. GRANr OF F.ASDEll'. Granter hereby grants to Grantee, perpetual, ncnmccluslve elUIEl'lelts (•the interceptor Easements•), for the cxinst.ruct.ion and installation at the Big Dry Creek Basin Intercept.or Oonnec:tion to the Bi~ty Wastewater TreatJrent Plant. 4. MX:ESS. Grantee shall have the perpetual, nonaclusive right of ingress anif"igress in, to, over, through and ms the F.umlent Prcpertia for any purpoee necessary or desirable for the full enjoyant of the rights granted to Grantee W'lder this Grant. s. ~Of. Grantee, agrees that after the ccnst.ruct.ion, lllllintenance, repair, or replacanent, of any of the Lines and Appurtenances, the party exercising ri(#\ts hereunder shall restore the surface to the Eu_,t Prcperties as nearly u rN90Nlbly pouible to the grade and ccnclition it W11 in 1-diately prior to said ccnatructicn, aai.ntanance, npair, repl-=-it, or enl~t, mc,ept •maybe me ,aery to aca-date the Lines and Appurtenances. Party maerciaing rights bareundllr .-to rat.ore and repair .. y inp'ova•,ts of Grantor Q'\ the hll I lt Pr:qlerty 111\ic:h are dal:Jed, mdified or altered by party aercising ~ hereundar ciiring said construction, maintenance, r:wpair, replacma,t er enl~ and, further, agreea to repl-,e any t:q,aoil r...:Mld frm any cultivated or landacaped arus a\ the r..ument Prqlerty and to IWD/9 my mu earth raulting frcn Aid construction, Mintenance, repair, repl..-it er enlargaant, at its aole cxiat Ind apenae. No aurt .. ~ is allowed. 6. SUIJAC!Jff AR> IAffJW. !ll'PtRT. Gr.ntor CICJVWlants Ind.-that Grantee &11 hn9 the rfclii of id,jacent and lAt.eral ~ a\ the h1 ,t Prq,ertia to whatell'er ext.att is rwury or dNl.nble fer the full, CClll)lete and lnlistumed enjc,ymnt of the ri~ granted to Grantae urmr this 9rant. 7. RIQft'S C, QWfflJt. Gr-.tol' ~ the full right to the lnlistud>ed ownership, u.., and cx:aipancy of the Eu ,t Prq,erties inmfar u aid CIIIIIIK8hip, me, and ~ is acnsistant vi.th and a. not ~ the rlcllts 9ranted to Grant.• in this Grant. I. Dl'IOVlleft'S. Gr.,tor my ccnst.ruct., er-=t, or place at.ruc:t:una er buildings, on & In I a ,t Prq,erti•, only if Granter dat.eminae that the pblic CIOl'NW\iance er r.caaity ot the pi)lic hNl.th, ufety er CJSMl'al wlf.ve nq.iirN uid .-o.-.u. Gr.ntee lhall ~ its fcilltles 'ID' reMCNlbl• not. by Grantoc • '. WIDllN'Jff. In the ~ that Grant.N lhall abandDn the ri,Jtata tranted to 1£ unilir t • Grant, all riCJhl, title and inta'Nt ~ ot Gran lhall maN and t.erainat., and Grant.or 1h11.11 hold the II It Propstia, • the ... may Ula\ be, f frca the r~ ot Gr--., lbal,do11ad llhall own all __.1&1• 8tl'Ueblne ot Gnntea ao ...,., providlld Gr, lhall NNe • l'9MCINlbla period of tia after Mid ,,,_ ... ' I . • - • • • • • t• • (, abandcrr.l!l'lt in which to nlllCM! .. y or all Lines and Appurtenances fran the Easell!nt Properties. In the event that Fuu:ents are 1b1111dcned by Grantee, Grantor shall have the ric#lt, at its aole q,tion, to ~ Grantee to ffllDIIII! or neutralize any inl)ravaents ccnat.ructed in the E'allmmaata by Grantee. 10. BIR>DG EnE!'. flus Grant llhall ext.end to and be binding 'l)Clt the heirs, ~ives, succesm and migna of. the nspective parties hereto. 'ftl8 tema, covenants, .-,ts and ocnditions in this Grant shall be canst.rued U CIOVW\antS xuminq with the land. 11. 'ftleN ....ants replace all prior and existing eumalts with lni>ject prq,arty. IN Wl'ftlBSS 1iE8lF, the part!• tareto tave wut:ad this Grant of. Utility En•wn its the dlly and y.r first lboll9 writtm. ATl'E9'1': ht.rlcla A. crciw, city a.a ) ) -· ) caMftat: CITY at DDaDlD, <XUIWlO CilUll ma 'ftle fGnlJl)ing iMt.Nant .. ~ bafal'II -th.111 -of. • lttl bf --------.a .a.a.a to" -------------------al _,_ ,, - • . ' I . • • "' - -• !• ·, • . . -... 1 r u I ;: I ~:~ ' I .• ··~·• .;., 1 -·--+- ~ .............. I - ' .. ." • • I . . • • • , - - • • • • I' - • t• • ' .. --------------·----------- 10 b CDH:IL BILL NO. 43 nmau:D> BY CDH:IL MDeER aAYltlf AN <R>DWl::B AMIN>D«. Tm.B 11, ~ lA, sa::TlafS 2 AND 3, RElATDG 'ro THB ~ c, KfflR vua:azs. ~. the reorganization of the City in 1990, placed staff fran the Poli.ca Dapart.llent undar the auapices of the O:lmllnity DlrYelcpnent Department to address traffic issues; and lll!RDS, the prodaicr.a of C.R.S. 42-4-1614 allowa • IUU.Cipality by ordinance to set forth prace&area for the raaaval, storage, and dt spoul of abancbwd or ill91)Ally parlad aotor whicl•J and IIDDS, the City of lh)lANood feels it r-= 11,ry to adl! Coda llnfon: It Officen to the current (lEO¥iaion that allows police officen to iqicund whicla; IOI, TIWWWUGL, m 1T ~ BY 'l'IIB cm <DICIL a, 'DIB Cl'l'Y a, DDJNXI>, <DCPADO, AS ~I s.ctian 1. Title 11, ~ lA, 8acUon 2, (Jlllaral pa,riaion, of the Dlgf...;;a tlinicipal Qlda 1915 is -iidld u folla.z 11-11.-21 1MOIM -a, m .....-, A whicle, undlr lftf of the ~ SK facth balaw, is amaldlnd to be • ClbatnctJ.an to traffic er• pillic rul.Nnce. Ifft p)lJm offioer ca am M'\llCE!Mff Cri'a.-, at. tha d1ncUa\ af the Of C .C Pnlfn DDiiC."IOt a, 8nl"l Wlal, la Mnbr authorised to ._ er c:aaN to be tw»Wd, audl Clbet.rw:t1an er lllliamce fftll lftf pta1 le or prlwt.e wy or place .._ • .,.. ad\ whiclez ~ 2. Title 11, ~ lA, 8lction l, ..... A, of the ll"li..;,a Lilcf.pal O:,de UIS la -iidld u follGllat A • offiC*W MID am llll':a.CIJ!-Cri'AW we ........_. to , er .__ tWWWNCI, trca lftf pullUo ~ of wy, or pr1-. --~., "*' the er OCOL11 •1t. of tM srl 1-...-1:r ._ claia 11111 .,.:ifklltlly tM .....i, .., 1a ~ ._ .._ left U1111t:1a 11111 ••*r tm en, CGIINClutJ.W ..... , Md Nid wNcla ........... bf a polJae am Will Mal-CHA.a with a natJ.ce ltwt lf adl ... -• to al1wl.ate .. ---with.la en, .. ._., ttw po1 ca am ..U the...., .. to a. zaccud ad ....... ,_ • ' I· • - • • • • • ·, • --~·---------------··----... of. Prior to the issuance of the notice, the p)lice officer CR CaJB ~ m'PI<:m will record a\ said notice: 1. MaJce of the Wlhicle; 2. Serial l'Ulller, if availlble. Int.rocllced, mad in full, and puNd on first mading ai the 17th day of June, 1991. Pmliahed u a Bill far III Ordinance on the 20th day of June, 1991. Raad by Utle and PMNd ai final readinlJ ai the lat day of July, Utl. Pmliahed by Utle • Clt'dinance llo. _, 81riaa of utl,· on the 4th day of July, utl. WWWVin 1bjiii, lii;iii- htrlcli I. &iw, dti el.a WWW I. eiw -J - . i ' .. . ' ' ' ' •, • I. • • - • • • UIOLUTION NO. w anrsa or 1991 ' • • • ,. ~ " t• A UIOLUTION AWARDING THII CONTIIACT l'Oll THII PUltCIIASS or SPSCIAL ASSllSSNSJIT IIOIIDS or TU CITY or SIIGLSIIOOO, COLOJl.'U>O, 1• TD PRIIICIPAL AIQJll'f or $370,000, POil PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRllft Ul'LACllNlllff DISTRICT NO. 1991. WDUAS, ln order to pro•lcle fWld• for the conatructlon and lnatallatlon of pa•lft9, curb, CJ11tter, and aldevalk illproY9aenta, ~her wlth neceaaary lncldentala on certain atreat•, ayenu••• and alley•, and reaoYl119 and replacl119 aub-atandard curb, CJ11tter, and aldevalk and the new conatructlon of curb, CJ11tter, and aldewalk illproY9aenta, t099ther wltb neceaaary lncldeat•l•, on certain •treat• and •-•· the Clty COUnc:11 of the Clty of !Inglewood, Colorado, ha• deteralned to l•au• apeclal ••-•-nt bond• of the Clty for •••1119 Dlatrlct llo. 34/Coac:ret• llaplac:eaaat Dlatrlct llo. 19911 and -RSM, notlce of the Nle of bond• la the pdnclpal -t of '370,000 ha• been publlahed 1n the t1-and --r required by law, and ma, a C10PJ of the notice of Nle baa been forwarded to ln ... ~t banlllft9 flraa, banlla and other• who alpt blcl on the 1-of baode1 and ..... u. all bld• for the purclla-of the bond• wblcb -rw1Y9d prlor to 10100 A.N., on Nonday, July 1, 1'91, baye been opened and tabulated, and conaldered by the Clty couaou, and .....u, it la 1n the beet ln~ of the Clty to, ..... and Nll Nld bonda to ~ a. aa-• coapaay, aucbnar ..... DlYl•loe, DeeYer, Colorado, and Daln ao-rth Incorporated, .,__r, Colorado, the beet bl61er therefor, ln accordanoe wltb thelz jolat pra1aaal1 -. www. • n --.¥1D nm c1n caaactL o, m c1n o, -a.a.JOO, O!MCPIDO, '18T1 aeniea 1. .,,. ., 7 9 . net ..-1a1 ..... ' ...... ., the Clty for Pa•l.al Dletrlct llo. Jt/COller.te ... laar rrt Dlatrlat llo. 1'91, la the prlaalpal wt of u,o.oao. be , ........ -a. to.._... a. a-1 c er r, a1rcau.r ..... D1•1•1oe, DNYer, color ... , ... Dela 8owtlll 1a11r,_..a., ..___., COiorado, tlle beet b161er for tlla .......... of tlla ....... 8en'-I• f!l&!!!J ef "" p 1 • flan tlla CltJ CNMU ... offlcera of tlla Clty of ... i..o. are ..U..Wl_. to • -, _. all Ulaea .. DHHry to ocaplete tlla .u...., Of tlla ...... to tlla ,ucll,aw tllenof • ... , .... 1. T!•••Hlk· u ur w • w. Natlw or .-n• or Ula .... l11tloe -.u be .. , ..... _, ...... le or laYalW, ..... j 95 t ... 11 .-affen, &llfialr or laYalw.te the,-~ ,-.1a1w of Ula IINeln .... , lt MUii tlla lateMloa uat the •arioN ....,1a1w......, are .... ai. • ..., .... •· p PK• All rwlnlw, • ,-ta ~, la • a • • . ' I • • , - - • • • • confllct wltb thle lleeolutlon are hereby repealed to the extent only of eucb lnconeletency or confllct. ADOPTSD AND APPROVSD thle let day of July, 1991, Suean Van Dyke, Nayor Atteet1 Patrlcla a. Crow, Clty Clerk r, Patrlcla H. Crow, Clty Clerk for the City of lhllJl~, Colorado, hereby certUy the abo9e 1• • true copy of lleeolut1on llo. _, aer1- of lttl. Patricia a. Crow • I • . , •. • I • • • , - - • • DATE July 1. 1991 INl11ATZDBY STAn' SOURCE • • • COUNCIL COMMUNICA110N AGENDA ITEM 11 a SUBJECT Bid Award for Special Assessment Bonda Department of Ftnanclal Services Lorraine Hayes, Dlreetor of Financial Services ISSUE/ AC110N PROPOSED "' - Staff requests that Council adopt a resolutJon awarding the bid for underwrtttng the Special Assessment Bonda an the prtnctpal amount or 8370,000 fOI' Pavtng Dlst11Ct No. 34/Concrete Replacement Dtatr1Ct No. 1991 . PRSVIOU8 COUNCIL AC110N On May 20, 1991. Council adopted Ordinance No . 32. Ser1ea ol 1991, creaunc Pavtng Dlat11Ct No . 34/Concrete Replacanmt Dlat11Ct No . 1991: ordeil•»c tbe camtnacaon and lnatallatton ol treet pavtng. curb, cutter and atdewaUt lmprowmeata. and tbe removal and n:placement ol aubstandard curb, cutter. and atdewlllll, ....... With neceuary lnctdmtala; and aetunc forth other detalla In coanecaoa With tbe district. On June l 7. l 99 l . Council adopted Reeolutton No . 59 provldmC b tbe notice ol Mle oC apectal nt bondl ol the Ctty ol EllrCk,wood lor hvlnC Dlatrtct No . 34/Concrtte Rcplace.ment Dtlltrtct No . 1991 tn tbe prtndpal alDDUDt ol8370.000 and provtdiflC for the pu tton and maatng ol the notice. ffAff' MAL,... ' I . . ' - - • • • • , . " ·--• <, On July l, 1991, bids will be received until 10:00 a.m. for the underwriting of the bonds. The wtnntng bidder will underwrite the bonds by purchasing all of the bonds from the City and marketing them to Investors. Attached ts a copy of the offlcial bid form that will be completed by bidders. Blanks exist where the bidders will enter their Interest rates, total Interest costs, discount. net lntetat tvSl, net at'cctive interest rate end Qqp PPJUC.. The results of the bidding will be tallied and presented lo Council at the CouncO meeting on July 1st. A recommendation on the award or the bid will be made at that time. A description of the bonds, use of proceeds, asaessments, debt servtce, and ftnanctng team are included 1n your packet 1n the CouncO Communication utled Special Assessment Bonds. PIIIANCIAL It Is antlctpated that this will have a net ftnanclal Impact or 80 for the Ctty . ,, - ' I ·- ' . .. ' I . • • • ]- • • • • • • OFFICIAL BID ~RX $370,000 special A•••• .. ••t BoD4•, Seri•• lttl •avia9 Diatriat •o. 34/Coaar•t• aeplaa .. eat Diatriot 11o. lttl City of Z1191-oo4, Colorado Ma. Lorraine Hay•• Director of Financial Services Municipal Building 3400 s. Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 For $370,000 legally iaaued Special A•••••••nt Bonda, Seri•• 1991, of the City of Englewood, Colorado, for Paving Diatrict No. 34/Concret• Replac ... nt Diatrict No. 1991, dated Auguat 15, 1991, bearing intereat at th• rat•• ••t forth below (which intereat i• payable a .. iannually on February l and AUCJU•t 1, c~ncing on February 1, 1992), aaturing Auguat 1, 2002, and having ••tiaated prior red .. ption payaent date• aa follow•: Eatiaated Payaent Bond Nuabera Principal Intereat Rat• Date lAu~at 11 lR-1 Aaount lP•r Annual 1993 1-5 $25,000 I 1994 · ,-u 40,000 1995 14-21 40,000 1996 22-2, 40,000 1997 J0-36 J5,000 1991 J7-H 40,000 1999 45-51 35,000 2000 52-59 40,000 2001 60-61 J5,000 2002 67-74 40,000 ve will pay $ , plua accrued inter.at froa the dated date of the aoncli to the date of delivery. Prior to our accepti119 delivery of Nici londa, you acJI'" to furnish a oerUfiecl tranecri~ of all 1 ... 1 proceecU119e requleit• to their 1 .. uance ancl delivery in fora Ntiafactory to Lalla ldatroa ralaclenaki Jordan, al.a.er, P.c., Denver, Colorado, vboee approvl119 l ... l oplnlon 11 accH,any Nici 8onda a clellvery. are to be de 1 l ¥erect to ua on or abcNt You .. 1: .. to funiah ua us copi• of the prior to cleUwry of the llonda. upon our l cop • of tM Official ltateaeftt will a. l of l tM .... i .... , boludi ... tM ta of pnperlftt _. prlttl"' I . • ' - - • • • • • • (. the Official statement, and the fees of the approving attorneys, will be paid for by the City. We herewith hand you cash or a cashier•• check or certified check in the amount of $7,400 as evidence of our good faith in coaplying with the teras and conditions of this proposal, which is to apply as part payment for said Bonds when the legality of the .... has bean approved, and to be forfeited as fully liquidated daaagas should we fail or refuse to take up said Bonds as above provided. I understand that interest on the good faith deposit of the successful bidder shall accrue to the benefit of the City. Said cash or check is to be returned to us if this proposal is not accepted or if the above attorney• should decline to approve the l99ality of the issue. 'l'ba offer i• subject in all respects to the Official Notice of Bond Sala. Total Interest Cost $ ______ _ Plus Discount •---~~~- Nat Interest cost $ ______ _ Nat Effective Interest Rate ------· ... pectfully submitted, Bys Titles ACCD'IID for and on behalf of tbe City purwt to autboriaation by tbe City caw.cu and receipt of tbe uove Mntioned 9QOd faith clepoeit acknowledcJed on this __ day of , lHl. ATTaT: Jatilcla I. crow, city cieri Lon:alna li,- Dinctor of Financial aenices U:CSIVD> ret urned 900d faitb bld cbeck 1n tbe aaount of t7,400 on t.b l s _ day or July , 1H1 . ay s TiUe a I of I ' I. • • , - - • • USOLUTION NO. SDIU 01' 1991 <. • • • A U90LUTION ANAUINO TH8 COIITMCT ,oa fllS l'UIICIIAS8 OI' SP8CIAL UUS8llall'f .... 01' fllS CITY 01' SIIGLSIIOOD, coi.0111,00, 1• TD nIIICIPAL Amt' OI' sno,ooo, !POil PAVING DISftICT NO. 34/CONCJtm UPIMSIIDIT DISftICT m. 1Hl. IIIISIIDS, in order to pro.ide flUlde for tM ~rwct:i-and inatallation of pa•incJ, curb, 9Utter, and aidewalk iapro, ... nta, ~._r with nec••••ry incidental• on certain atr .. t•, aYenu••, aller•, and reaoYlllCJ and replaci119 allb-atandard curb, 9Utter, and aideval and the -conatncti-of curb, 9Utter, and aidevalk nta, totet with _.eary lacideatala, on certain atreet• and a , the Citr U of the Citr of -..1~, Colorado, baa deteralaecl to -apeclal .. a..-bonda of ti.. Clt:, for •••lllCJ Dlatrict llo. 34/Concret• laceaent Diatrict llo. 1111, and ....au, ~lee of he aale of bond• la tbe prlnclpal -nt of sno,ooo baa been publlabed lat tiae and .._r -.uueoi1 b:, 1-, and .....,.., a co,r of he ~, .. of -1• haa ..._ focwudad to ln-t:aent banklftt fuaa, bfnka ftber who aJ.9llt bld -the 1•-of .._.., and ,....,.., all bld• for prior to 10,00 •·•·, -Noodar, .i-1 and -•ldend b:, the Cltf CouaoU1 ........ 1t 1• la tlle aald ltonde to ... 1 ........ llml l:IIOGD, COI.CIIIDO, ftaT1 a.niea 1. Clt:, for •••int Dlatrlct ... llaN of tbe boode vlllcll -n noah .. , lHl, llaYe ..._ opened and tabulated, ---·-t ...... ., tlle ... lHl, le tlle prlaolpal -t of sno,ooo, ..... --------· ...._, OOlocado, tlle Mn ltldlle&' f tlle ........ ef ...... . a.niea a. 8ell!!II !f MP ....,. nat t11e c1t7 oo.aeu ... offlaer• of tlle Cltr of ... 1-N ue ...._'--te • .., _. all tla1aea DHHHrJ to ... late ta. •UftlY ef tlle ...... te tlle ,_..,,,,_ ~. a.niea 1. .. • ......,,. If .., w --.-1w • ,-ne ., tll1• a..o1.t1oa e11eu 111e .. ,.._.. _,_...1.e • a-a1w, ... , 26 , ... u .-affect, ~lr w 1-allate tlle ..-1aue ....,1e1w ef &Illa -...&•a.., lt Itel .. tM lMena... tllat ta. YUlw ....,ulw .._-, ue •••illltle• a.niea •· 191111p. au rwl•lw, • ,-na u.nec, le • I • • I • . ~ I • • • . ' , • - - • • • • " - ,. • .. • . . confllct wlth thl• beolutlon are hereby repealed to the .. tent only of auch lnconaletency or confllct. ADOPTSD AIID APPIIOYSD thla lat clay of July, 1991. Atteat, Patrlcla a. crow, CltJ Clerk I, Patrlcla N. er-, Clty Clerk for the Clty of Snvl~, COlorado, hereby certlfy the abowe la at~ copr of Maolutlon llo. _, .. rlea of lHl. Patrlola a. Craw • I • ' . • ' .. I • • • , - • • • OJtDIIUUICB NO. HRU:S or 1991 • • - BY AUTHORITY A BILL POil " - I • All ORDIIIAIIC:S AUTIIOlllllllG TBS ISSUAIICS or SPSCIAL USUSIISIIT ...,. 1• TU PRINCIPAL ANOUIIT or $370,000 or THli CITY or SIIOLSIIOOD, COI.OaUX>, roa PAVIIIO DISTRICT ao. 34/CC*CIIS'n UPLACDIDT DISTRICT ao. 1991, PRSacalBJIIO TU IOllll OI' THli BOaDs, PIIOVIDIIIG roa THli PAYNSlft' or TD IIOaDS AaD TD llft'DSff TIISllaOaJ UD SllTTIIIG l"OltTII orna DHAJU IN CIOaOCTJOII TDJlftITH. IIIISUAS, the City Council of the City of Sngl~, Colorado (the •city•), ha•, by Ordinance llo. 32, .. rie• of 1991, flnally paaaed and adopted on Nay 20, 1991, created Pa•llllJ Dlatrlct llo. 34/Concrete lleplac-nt Dhtrlct llo. 1991 (the 'Dlatrlct•) within the City, for the purpo-of conatructl119 and inatalll119 pa•l119, curb, 911tter, and aldewalk lllpr-nta, tC)9ether with neceaaary incidental• on certain atreeta, affn-•, and alley•, and r-1119 and replaci119 aub-atandard curb, 911tter, and aldewalk and the new conatruction of curb, vuttar, and aidewalk lapr-nta, t099ther with -••ary incidental•, on certain atreeta and affn-•, a• deacrlbed in auch ordinance (the •Project•), and IIIISIIUS, notice to contractor• to aubllit bida for the conatructlon of the ~nt• in the Diatrict ha• been adffrtiaed and bid• for euch conatruction 11a .. been receiffd1 and aamu, the City council ha• deteralned that apecial a•-•-t bonda of the City for the Diatrict ebould be lawed ln tlle -nt of U70,000 for the par-at of part of eucll -.tructlon coet, and -..aa, in accordance witll tlle City Cllarter and a reeolutlon paaaed on .Juee 17, lttl, tlle City eounou .... adYen:l ... for the Nle of apeclal •--t bonda ln tlle -t of U70,000, and Nld bcNlll8 11a .. bNft ~ to Oeorve a. aa-r, caapany, alrcllMI' Noore DlYlalN, DellYer, Colorado, and Dela ao-rtll Incorporated, DNYer, Colorado, and -ma, it i• -aacaHary to pcoYlde for tlle l•••aoe or tlle bond• and tlle fora and pa,-.t tllereor, -IWCN, a IT oaD&IDD n Ta CITY oouac1L CW Ta CITY 0, IIMOL&MOCID, coc.mux,, AS ~a eenlee a. ..._. .. t4e _. ._. ldfU•· a, •irtue or ... pureuut to tlle Clty dlarter ... tlle praca.,n onlluw er Ula City nLatLat to local u.p«ow-nt dleuiou (TlUe 11, Cllaf'er 2 or tlle ... lolpal Codel, Special AHNWnt ._.. of tM Clty for ••wl.. Dlatdcrt ao. J4/Collonte ... 1.-c Dlatrlot llo. lttl, Ctlle • ._..., .... u IN leeued f.w tM,........ of parlat part or t.lle -u or t11e .... jecrt. ,,. .... a11au IN la t11e prlnolf&L Wt. or u,o,ooo, dat ....... 11, lttl, _. IN la t.lle 1 WIMtlN of ,,.ooo ... TM INde allall N l ..... oaly N hlly N11uunt NM11 aad allall IN .,. aM f&raltlo oa ,... ... I, 2002, .-joot to prLM r••••tl°" la aoearda .. wl leetlOII J Mreof, ,,. ._.. aaau 1Mu ~ ,.,-10 -,•-•Ur .. ~ a and ..... l Wh fOtU', I 1711-. ~ 1, ltt2, N fol1-t • I • • . ' I • • I - - • • • • • • Initial Intereat Amount Bond N\lllbera Rate $25,000 l throu9h 5 6.20, 40,000 6 throu9h 13 6.40 40,000 14 throu9h 21 6.60 40,000 22 throu9h 29 6.70 35,000 30 throu9h 36 7.00 40,000 37 throu9h 44 7.00 35,000 45 throu9h 51 7.00 40,000 52 throu9h 59 7.00 35,000 60 throqh 66 7.25 40,000 67 throu9h 74 7.25 The ... 1.aua net effective intereat rate authorised for thie 1a9119 of Bonda ahall be 7. so, per ann-and the aet.ual net effect be intereat rate doe• not exceed aaid ... 1.aua. a.cti.oa 2. •e,-.t of ..... , hJ4:!l lpn ....... !!11atnr. The principal of the Bonda 1a payable in lawful -r of the United ltet-of Aaerica to the r99iatered owner of each bond upo11 .. turity or prior r.dallption and pre-ntation at the principal office of the Pirat National a.nil of Sft9lewood, in S119lewood, COlorado, or ita euc-eor, aa payi119 .,,...t (the •payi119 A9ent•). Notwithatandl119 anythillCJ -tained in thi• Ordinance to the contrary, intereat on any lond la payable to the per-in wboN ~ 1111ch 8ond 1• r99iatered, at hi• addreea a• it appear• on the 1"99iatration booka .. intained by or on behalf of the City by the Pirat .. tional a.nil of SnlJl.-d, in S119lewood, COlorado, or ita aucceeeor, u 8ond ... iatrar (the •8oftd lle!Jlatrar•), at the cl-of ••'-• on the Uft-tll C lltll) elay of the calendar -th next precedi119 each iatereat pa,-t elate (the •aaoord Date•), lrreapectl-of any tranafer of auch 8oad euji1a.-,t to -11 lleoord Dato and pr lor to aucb iatereat pa,-at elate. lucll pa,-t allall a. pa141 by check or draft of the PayillCJ .._.t .. u.s on or before the latereet pa,-at. elate to euch r99iatered -r. If the elate for aaki119 uy pa,-t or perf--1.. uy action her1111nder ahall a. a 1 ... 1 hollclay or a elaJ on •1cll tlle twlaoipal office of the •a,1119 A9ant. or lond ... iatrar la .. t.llod ... OI' r..-lred by 1-to ~la cloaed, auch pa,-at .. , a. aade or act perfocaad on tlle wt -Hali .. elay wblch la ~ a 1 ... 1 llolielay or a elay on •1cll tlle ,..1ao1pa1 offioe of tlle Payi119 A9eat or lond ... lat.rar 1• autllorl... OI' r..-lred by 1-to ~ia cloaed. The principal of and iatel'fft N tM ._.. ellall M pa141 la accordance wit.II Ula t.ecaa of a ••ayl119 ~ &Ml ... iet.rar •• nt• a.c-- t.tle City and the •a,1119 Al)eat/aoad ... latrar. ~ J. f!Mf 119 JIM• n. ._..an.-, .. to call and prior pa,-at. on any iatoreet. pe,-t clat.o, la •&.Nft -lul OdN', .,_ pa,-at. of per and accNed iatenet. llotlN of _. ,..1oc 111 atloa will M 91-by the 8oad ... letrar by •Ulat a -., of tlle ~,._ .-1-by Unt olaH .. u c,on ... prepaW) Mt 1-t.MII t.ll1nr (JO) c1a,-._ ... tMII ninety Cto) clay• twlor to tM clat.o f,._. fw ~,._, to ta. ,..1.....,. .-er of wll .... to a. nl11HI at Ula aHnee ..... • Ula ,..~,._ boou .. uul ... by or • NMlf or u. ct.tr by ta. .... .., ..... .,.. ,eu ... to ,1--11 IIOtlce by .. u1ee to -, ,..,.....,. ....... w .., .. ,.. la, -a - .. I . • ' - • • • • ·, • \, •hall not affect the validity of any proceedift9 for the redemption of other Bonda a• to vhich no auch failure or defect -i•t•. All Bond• ao called for redemption wlU cea-to bear intereat after the apeclfied redellptioa date, provided funda for their redellption are on depoait at the place of payaent at that tiae. a.ct;iea •. ro-... .....U.-ef ...... The Bonde ahall be alped with the facalalle or aanual a19n&ture of the Nayor, ... 1ed with a facalail• or aanual iapceeal-of the ... 1 of the Clty, atteated wltb the facalalle or -•l a19n&ture of the City Clerk, and -nterai,-cl vltb the facalall• or -1 aivnature of the Dlreo~ of Plaancial .. rvlcea. S9-ald any officer wboee facalalle or -1 a19n&ture ..,..ara -the 8onde --to be aucb offioer tlefoce deliftrl' of tlle 8oade to the purcbaeer, auc:b faoalalle or aanual aivnature allall ...-.rtllel•• tie valid ... auffioieat for all purpoeee. The ...._ -1 ~la a repcoducU.on of the opialon of nationally recovnlaed -iolpal bond --1 u to the IIOllda and a oertlfloatloa of aucb opial-tty tlle Clty Clerk of tlle City. The...._ allall be la IIIINtalltlaUy the foll-lag fcm11 -I - . ' • . .. I • • • , •• • • I 11 r l!r"}:.Jii -1, 1f i E(}'~!i f "i a i , 11 • f• I~~ J ff i • •~o~~ •" ... . • ~= I ~ ~ w .. ,G~ ~ ' 1 fo~ol~· ... ,o 1 ~1·i,11·!l . a I 'I 1"1 ". i =" ... z J t it· r: E " if!; :!l[•f1:l~f1l(E£3i~i.:~lf I a i ~ l "i~ !0.11£ .. J!:i ff 1 ~,·tlgJiff! ~ ~ I I =oel ... , .... Ir •r 1~11r; 1 ; n I a -~=! 1'ii1f.ra:1,:ii,1=1i:~i:l1,: ~ a • • ff "". 11 • . ;; j Ii :s •" 1 111• l1 11!i:11;{1iJl ... ii'!ei·1}iji: 1; ~11 ~-.... ,... 1.i 11~ff1 i l~is ;1il?f1I 1[1ifJl11~~:iJ;iJ 11 1-1= ~ li!j 1 : 1 it1• Hh::HJ,1.~1!11 1(;,!i!r: ;a i !i1 sa~i: a r I . . ' f~1 11.; r o•i111 ;'"1-11· 1· N~ Ii 11~.. ~ 11 1 =•r;lil .. i~ 1,i 1;';it51!' 1~ ~ I 1 11 ! .f11 :.•ioe .rafii!•i sfJi g::;iiia II a ! _ !al 15~i=ii lr:1JJ;=_,ilJ 11 t~ ~ =~ I...... Ir l • I=; ~ :' 5 i i I i g ' ~ •I ! . ,. 1..1•• oe .. • .. 1-~ 8" =!I ~ S ...... ~ I • • a. i 1,l •il=r.1~ ,1 1~:-·'=· .. I~~ ..... ! =as ij !:t! 11~i(f!i' :fit j11:J]~i!liJ ~§i ! i(Jl J ,,:[ii ~ i E JI .. l'i'" ~ = ~ ..... t. ~ ~ ... t ao ... ~.ii !l1 :,,, ... ~ = ... a,1,,, ~" I . I f = ~ .. ,t f•! :; ... ("'· £: !' .If:: i .tlitti . Ii lall;l~it~ii § ~ ~ • • • , ,, ~ . - • • • • ,.. • t• • ' <. l99al holiday or a day on whl.ch the prl.nclpal office of the Payl.119 A9ent or Bond J11e9l.atrar la a11thorind or required by law to ~in cloeed. Bonda of thla laa11e, of which thl• llond la oaw, an aubject to call and prior payment on -Y lntenat pa,-ot date, in direct -lcal order, upon payment of par and accrued lntereat. llotlce of prior redeapl:lon ehaU be 9h- by -111119 a copy of the redallpl:ion ~lee, ~ l••• tbaa tblrty (JO) daya nor aon t~ ninety (90) day• prior to the date fu.d for Hf stion, to tile r99latered -r of thia llond at tile addnea ..._ on tile r.,latration boob -lntained by the Bond J11e9latrar, in tile -~ forth in tile autborial.ntJ Bond Ordl~ce. AU llonda called for redeapl:ion will -to bear intereat after the epacifled redallptlon date, prodded funda for tlleir Hf stion an on depoelt at tile plaoa of pa,-ot at that tlaa. UIW 18 m 11ADS TO w,,um1a .. ._-• PacWl'.81'.aaa OI' 'l'IIH aca, UT l'Cla'l'II ca m ..,,.... macw, •1c:11 w l'mVl'.aicaa mu. ,.. au. .....,... 8AYII '1'1111 UIIII ~ M II' l'ULL! 8ft l'Cla'l'II 1• 'l'IIH l'Llal. TIile llond ahall amt be ••lid or ..._ oltll•tory for uy JUrJ10N or be -titled to -y -lty or benefit Wider tile RtborlaintJ IIOlld OE.a~ until tile certificate of autllentlcatlon ..._ llllall haw .._ •'9aed by tile llond llatJlatrar. 1• ftffu..t .....,. , tile City CO..Cll of the City of ... 1-.od, COlorado, haa oauaad till• llond to be ~ la it• -wltb tile f-iall• •ltJD&ture of tile Nayor, -led wltb a faoaiail• of tile City ...i, atteated wltb the facaialle •ltJD&tun of tile City Clerk, and oo.atenl9aed wltla tile f-ialle al1JD&t11n of the Director of rinanolal aer.1-, all u of tile lltla day of AutJuat, lttl. cracauuu 8 8 AL ) ATftlll8u1 .,. ___ ,wr .... __ ..... __ lf ___ ._.,.. ___ t_.,. __ wa .... _ City Clerk -. - CJff OI' ---........ oaaaTr, ODIAIIIIDO .,, ,,-4eu, ,emsv,a ~ ,, - . , ' • ' ' I . • • , - - • • • • ·. • •----=.....,,-- (Fora of Bond ltecJiatrar•• Certificate of Authentication) CDTirICAft or AUTIIDTICATICJa Thia lond la o-of the 8ond• of the 1••-deecri.bed in tbe within -ntioned lond Ordinance. Date of llefletration and Authentioation1 -. - riret •ational llank of lhlfl~. P.O. 1011 17JJ52TA Den,,.r, Colorado I0217-JJ52 u lond lleflatrar •. .. I • • • , - • • • • • -' (Back of Bond) ADDITIONAL PJIIOVISIOIIS ,~ Thia Bond 1• ona of a -riea a99regati119 Thr-Hundred Seventy Thouaand Dollar• ($370,000) par value, all of like date, principal UIO\lnt, .. turity date, tenor, and effect except a• to number and intereat rate, iaaued by the City of Snglawood, in the county of Arapahoe and State of COlorado, for the purpoH of payincJ part of the coat• of coutnacti119 and inatalli119 pavincJ, curb, 9Utter, and aidewalk ~ta, t099ther with naceaaary incidental• on certain atr-ta, avenue•, and alley•, and ~1119 and replacing aub-at&nd&rd curb, 9Utter, and aidewalk and the -coutnactioa of curb, 1J11tter, and aidewalk iapro,,...nta, t099ther with naceaaary incidental•, on certain atreeta and avenue•, in Paving Diatrict IIO. 34/COncrete llaplac ... nt Diatrlct IIO. 1991, in the City of Sn9l.-cl, COlorado. The Bond la laaued under the authority of the City Charter, the procedural Ordinance of the City relati119 to local iapro .... nt dlatricu adopted purauant to the City Charter (Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal COde), and the Ordinance authorlal119 the iaauance of aonda of the City duly adopted, approved, publlahed and aade a law of aaid City prior to the iaauance her-f. Purauant to Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Nunicipal COde, auch recital ahall conclualvely 1llpart full ca11pllance with all of the provlalona ther-f, and all bonda iaauecl containing auch recital ahall be inconteatable for any cau-whataoever after their dallvery for value. It la hereby certified and recited that the total 1•-of aond• of the City for the Dlatrlct, lncludl119 thla IOnd, cloea ~ _ _.. the -nt authoriaecl by law, that every requlr ... nt of law relating to the creation of the Dlatrlct, the conatructloa, inetallatlon, ~al, and repl-t of Hid local ~nu, and the laauance of thl• aond baa baen fully ca11pliecl with by the proper officer• of the City, and that all coadlt1-,...1rec1 to -l•t and thlft9• required to be dcNla pcac1dan't to and la tbe l•au•-of till• aond to render the -lawful and valid, have hq11ud, bw pcoperly dcNla and parfo~, and did ulat in rei,ular and clue tlaa, foca, and -r, a• requlrecl by law. It 1• her.by recnecl, certUl.ed, aad -rut.ell tlaat all of tlle requlr-u of law have been fully coaplled wltll by tbe pcoper officer• in iaaul119 thl• aond. ,,,. - Pa,-.at of till• aond and the lnt.erNt. ~ ellall a. _... fraa, and aa -rlty for IIUCII pa,-t there la pl ..... , a apeclal f...a dael ... tecl U 0 Pavl119 Dlatrict llo. H/Concl'fte ... 1-'-Dutrlct llo. l"l .._. Pulld• [tlle •lloftd Pund0 ). The lloftd Pulld .... ll -tala Cl) the Mt pcc:11111• froa apNlal ••-•-ta to be levied ... laet the pcoparty l•cl.._. la tlle Dl~lot., (11) the lond pcoc: .... Mt aalda u cepltaliaed iatu'eet. ... _.,... latereet., (111) any -r• in the eonatructlOII Pulld ~lal .. after tM -'-• of the laipcouuata and nlated -u llave bw pald la f•dl, (lw) t• ~ prundla of .. , .._.. or ocher •u .. ti-. i...... to nf_. tM ......... C•I uy other 1 ... 11, awaUaale -,a. Addltloaally, .. r...-to the City Cll&rt.er aad the Ol'dlllUN a11thorhl119 t• l•-of till• ._., t wee f.....-fUU.. (4/1) of the ..... of till• 1 ..... have MN pald ....... 11 .. , ... fw -, ..-the rwlalat HNa•uta u. !lot pald la tlaa I.O Ulla .. tM fl.llal ..... aad lnenet t........_, thell tM City ellall pay Nld ..... .._ ...... a..... ... t........ ... niauN it.NU by Nllenut u. .... Ld ..... u ... the Dlauln. -' - • ' I • • I - • • • • • I• • Th• a•ae•ament• to be levled wlll con•tltute a llen on and agaln•t each lot or tract of land ln the re•pectlve amount• to be apportloned by an ordlnance of the Clty. THIS BOND DOSS NOT CONSTITUTS A DHT OR AN INDSBTSDN&SS OP THS CITY or 11:NGLBWOOD WITHIN THS NSANIIIG OP THS CITY CHARTSR, OR ANY CONSTITUTIONAL OR STATUTORY LIMITATION OR PJIIOVISION, AIII) SHALL NOT BS COIISIDSUD OR DLD TOH A CSN&RAL OBLIGATION OP THS CITY. TD PAYNl:IIT OP TRIS BOND AND TD IIITSUST TDRSON IS NOT Sll:CUUD BY AN IUICUM8JIAIICS, NOll'IGAGS, OR OTDJl PLSDCS OP PIIOPll:IITY OP TD CITY UCSPT l'Olt SUCH SPSCIAL ASSUSNDITS AND OTDJl NONSYS PLSDCSD l'OR TD PAYNSIIT OP BONDS AS Sll:T PORTH ABCJVS. NO PIIOPSltTY OP TD CITY, SUB.JSCT TO SUCH UCll:PTION, SHALL n LIULS TO n IORPSITSD OR TADII Ill PAYIISIIT OP TD BOIIDS. l'or the payment of thla Bond and the lntere•t thereon, the Clty pledge• to •••rel•• all of lt• lawful corporate powar• to collect the aa .. • ... nt• agaln•t the real property lncluded wlthln the Dlatrlct and •peclally beneflted by the con•tructlon, ln•tallatlon, reao•al, and replac ... nt of laprov-nt•, and tau all n•c•••ary actlon to collect any a•••• ... nt• that are ln default. The Clty and Bond lllaglatrar •hall not be requlred to l••ue or tran•f•r any Bond•• (a) durlng a perlod t,evlnnlng at the clo .. of bu•lne•• on the Record Date and endlng at the openlng of bualneaa on the flrat bualneaa day followlng the enaulng lntereat payment date, or (b) durlng the perlod t,evlnnlng at the openlng of bu•lneH on a date forty-fl-<•I) day• prlor to the date of any redellptlon of Bonda and endlng at the openlng of bualneee on the flrat bualneH day followlng the day on whlch the appllcable notlce of redeaptlon la -uec1. The Bond lllaglatrar 1111&11 not be requlred to tr-•f•r -y Bonde .. lected or called for redeaptlon. ftie Clty, the Peylng A9eftt, and the Bond lllaghtrar -Y deea and treat the r99letered -r of any 8ond ae the abeolute -r thereof for all purpoeee (~her or not NCIII 8ond 1111&11 be -. ..... , and -y notlce to the contrary 1111&11 not IN bladl .. upon the Clty, the Paylng A9eftt, or the Bond lle9htrar. Tllh Bond la tranaferable ~ tlle r99lnered -i..-f la per- or ~ Illa attorney duly autllorl ... la wcltlJII, at tlle prleclpel office of tile Bond lle9letrar, but Oftly ln tile -, _..,ect to tlle UalUtloae, and upoe peyaent of tile cllla1"9H proylded la tlle ..U.lalJII ._. 0Cd1---and upoe e.rrender and caacellatlOft of ~1• a.d. ftla .... aay N tr ... ferred upoe tile &"99latratl011 booka upon •Uwery to tlle .... ...l~ar of t1111a Bond, acc:oapanled ~ a wrltt-lnat~ or ~• of tr ... fer la foca and vl~ 9UU"anty of •lvnature Ntlafactory to tlle ....... ~ar, •lr -ted ~ tlle -r of title Bond or Illa attoraey-la-facrt oc l ... l repruHUthe, -talal .. wrltten lnatructlOfta ae to tlle ~lla of tlle tr ... fer of tlle ..... al ... vltlll tile aoc:lal -rlty ..._r or federal ... lo,ec ~u,-u .. --.r of -111 tranaferee. In the -t of tlle UMef-of ~l• ..... tlle .... ...latrar elllall -ter tllle tranafer of -•l• la tlle ,...1atretloa lllloolla ... elllall autlletltlceu and •U-r la tlle .-of tlle tr_,__ or tr ... ,_ • .., fully r99letered 8ond ln tile t, 1 laatl• ef 11,000, of tile aw Mtulty, -.uentlal ftUIIDer, and lntol'eft rate, at tlle .... 11.-' ... ectl.-1• t&aa. TIie 8ond ... latrar -, c111arte tile .-.. of tllll• .... foe "9l'J INCIIII tr ... fer u -•t •fflolaat to relllllur• lt fetr lt• retNHlllo r ...... foe uy I.U oe -lier '°"~cal clllarte ,....ired to lie petA wl~ n1111t to ..... er ... , •• -. . •. ' I • • , - - • • • • ' (Fora of TranaferJ USIGIINSIIT t ~ ~ ~ ,oa VAi.US IISCSIYD, the under•lia-d -11•, •••1CJD•, and tranaf•r• 80CIAL aacualff Oil nDalAI. an.orD IDSIITirICATIGa -or USI ... tile wltllla 8ollCI and doe• berebF 1.r~ablr --1:ltute and appoint -------------------------'' attorner, to tranafer Nld aoad OIi the boob 111-,t for r99lnratloll tbenof wltll full ,-r of •Ntltut1CIII 1n the pnal-. aor1cs, TM alpatun to till•-~ --oor1"9911 1 wltll tile aw of tile r-,letend -.. lt ...-re .... tile ,_ of the wlUA.a .... la ..-y pan1-lar, wl~ alteratloa -•lu:1 toe_,..._......._. (a.all, 'l'nft C C sr, -rlnt -. - "'~ . . ' ~ • . • I. • • , - • • • • ,. ~ • t• . • ' Sect.ioD S. A11t.ll-t.icat.ioa. No Bond ahall be valid or obli9at.ory for any purpo•• or be ent.itled to any aecurity or benefit under thia ordinance unl••• and until a certificate of authentication on auch Bond aubat.ant.ially in the form hereinabov• ••t forth ahall have been duly executed by th• Bond Regiatrar, and auch executed certificate of the Bond Regiat.rar upon any auch Bond ahall be concluaiv• evidence that auch Bond haa been authenticat.ed and delivered under thia Ordinance. Th• Bond Reglatrar•• cert.lflcate of aut.hent.lcation on any Bond ahall be d-«l to have been •••cut.ad by it if al9ned by an aut.horlaed officer or ai9natory of the 8ond Reglat.rar, but. it ahall not. be neceaaary that the a ... officer or al9nat.ory ai9n t.he cert.lflcat.e of authenticat.lon on all of th• 8onda laaued hereunder. Sect.ioa , • DeliYen of IIOada. Upon t.he adoption of t.hla Ordinance, the City •hall execute t.he 8onda and deli-r thea t.o t.he 8ond Reglat.rar, and the Bond Reglatrar ahall aut.hent.icat.e t.he 8onda and deli-r t.hea to the purchanr thereof aa directed by the City. Sect.i-7. !!liat.rat.ioa ... Truafer of IIOadaJ hr-Trell~ aa O...ra. Th• Bond Reghtrar ahall -1ntaln the boou of the City for the reglatratlon of ovnerahlp of each 8ond aa provided in thl• ordinance. 8onda -y be tranaferred upon the reglatratlon boou upon cleli-ry of the 8ond• to the 8ond lleCJlatrar, accoapanied by a written inat~nt. or inat~nt• of tran•f•r in fore and with 911aranty of al9natun ntlafact.ory to the 8ond lleCJlatrar, duly executed by the owner of the 8onda to be tranaferred or hi• attorney-in-fact or legal reprenntative, contalnl119 written lnat.ruct.iona aa to the detail• of the tranafer of auch 8onda, alo119 vlt.h the -Lal aecurlty nuaber or federal employer identification nuaber of auch tran•f•r-. llo tranafer of any 8ond ahall be effect.1-until entered on the reglatratlon boolil:a. In all cana of the tranafer of a llond, t.he llond lleCJiat.rar ahall enter the t.ranafer of ovnerahlp in the reglat.rat.ioft booke and ahall authenticate and c1e11-r in the -of the tr_f ..... or tranefo~ a - fully regiatorod 8ond in tho ~nation of 11,000, of t.ho --t.urlty, aoquential llllllller, and int.ereet. rat.o wt.ich tho reglat.ol'Od -r 1• ont.lt.lod to ~1-at. t.ho oarlieat practicable tiao in •-«•-wlt.h t.llio ~1•1-of t.hl• Ordinance. Tllo NqllOlltiel ....._re ehell ,,_1• tho -foll-Lav eech tranefer of -rehlp. TM llond ... iat.rar _, cllu9o tho -of oucla aoed for -rr auch tranafar of a llond an~ oufflcleat t.o nialNrN it. for it.a roa-.atle f-and for any t.u or •her ~t.al ca.arvo rocauil'Od to bo paid with roopact. to auch tranafer. TM City and 8ond ... lat.ru ehell IIOt. bo ....,1n11 t.o l•-or t.ranafer any lond•• (al durift9 a period botiulav at t.ho cl-of buai-• on t.llo "9cord Date and endi119 at. tho opaal.D9 of IN•i-oa tho fl.rat. INal-clay foll-ift9 tho enaui119 lnt.oreet. pa,-t. clat.o, or (It) c11ar1., t.lle period botluiD9 at. tho o,,onl119 of 1Na1--• on a elate fort.y-flvo C") clay• pdor t.o the elate of any ~Lon of londa ant ondi., at. the o,,oniDt of 1Na1-on t.lle firat. IN•"-• clay foll-ift9 tho clay oa vlllclt the applicable IIOt.ico of ~Loa l• -Uod. TM llond ... lat.rar ehell IIOt. bo ....-1ro11 to t.ranefor aey aoeda Nlect.od or called for ....... Loa. llov 8oftda doUYOl'od .... aey t.r ... fer .... 11 bo walld ..-1a1 o1tu .. u .... or the City, .. , .... lat t.lle ... •i~tloa u t.M ...,. INl'l'OMOl'M, ahall M Nftrod 111,f t .. la ONlauN, ..... u M Nti\LN to all of t.lle eocudty ... NNfit• ..._, to U.. ._ ~ u tM ...,. .... ~. • 10 • • ' I • • - • • • • • The City, the Payin9 Agent, and the Bond R99iatrar .. y d-and treat the r~iatered owner of any Bond a• the abaolute owner thereof for all purpo••• (whether or not •uch Bond •hall be overdue), and any notice to the contrary •hall not be bindin9 upon the City, the Payin9 Agent, or the Bond R99iatrar. llec:U.oa I. Deat~ioa of ..... • Whenever any outatandin9 Bond •hall be delivered to the llond llegi•trar for cancellation purauant to thi• Ordinance and upon payment of the principal -nt and intereat npr•••nted thereby, or whenever any outatandilMJ llond •hall be delivered to the llond llegiatrar for tran•f•r pur•uant to the provi•ion• hereof, •uch Bond •hall be cancelled and deatroyed by the llond llegiatrar and counterpart• of a certificate of de•truction evidencilMJ auch deetruction •ball be furniahed by the Bond llegi•trar to the City. lectioa t. Z.O•t ...... Any llond that i• loat, atolen, deatroyed, or autUated .. y be replaced or paid by the llond llegiatrar in accordance with and •ubject to the Uaitation• of applicable law. The applicant for any auch npla~nt llond •ball poet auch MCUrity, pay aucb ~•, and preNnt •uch proof of ownerabip and loa• aa .. y be required by applicable 1-, or in th• ab•ence of •pecific requireaent•, •• .. y be required by the aond JtecJiatrar. lectioa 10. D1!P!1U... ... •-•~ of .... •rn•d•· The proceed• of the llond• ahall be applied only 1n -~ with the toraa and proviaion• of thi• ordinance ... ither the ori9inal purchaoor of the Bond• nor any •ub•equont owner• •ball be ro•pon•lblo for the application or diapo•al by the City or any of it• officers of the fuada derived fraa the aal• thereof. Tho City ahall at all tiaH do and perform all act• and thilMJ• nece•••ry or de•irable in order to •••re that lnteroet paid on londe •hall, for the purpose• of federal 1-tuatlon, be -eluded fraa the 9roa• i,._ of the recipi-t• thereof and -ellpt fraa •-b t ... t1on. It i• hereby covenanted and &9rood by the City that it will ..t _.., or poralt to be aade, any uN of tbe ori91Dal pcaan•• of the .._.., or of aay -re troetod .. procHd• of tbe llonda wit:11111 the -l!MJ of the lntoraal .... _ COdo of ltH, .. waded (tbe •Code•) &1111 appUooltlo rt1911latiw, rul1ato, &1111 ... i•lw, or talla, porait to be t&NII, or fall to talle aay utl.oa, •icll -1• ..._rNly affect tho aclu•ioa fraa vrooo 1-of the ~ oa the ...._ IUldor loction lOJ of tho COdo &1111 appUoeltlo rt1911lotiw, nl1ato, &1111 deci•'-· loctioa u. ~ !!!l!fl 1a ...... la •o-••-with loction 11-2-t of tho Nlulicipal Code of tho City, -ea llload 1111&11 roclto that lt l• l•auod uador tho autllorlty of Ute Clty Cllartor &1111 tlle pcn1hn ordinance or ordlMIICOO ah1tod parNAllt to tbe City c:11anor, NOii rooltal ahall c:onclualvoly 1apart f•ll OC111pllanoe wlu au of tlle pco9leloaa U.roof, and all londe laeuod aoatalal"' -11 recital llllaU lllo l-tootMlo for uy CAUN wbat-r after tllelr •U-r rw ••l-. loftioa u. lfTf'tYe of..,._, In NONdaw wlUI loct:1-11- 2-1 of tho Nllnlolpal Code, aay ,--flllat wlu tlle Clty 00..011 at tlle u .. of the bearlat oa tbe croetl.oa of tbe dletrlot • OC111plelat, ~. or 09joctloa, ebaU have tlle ''-• vltllla ulny (JO) deye after the flaal paaN90 of tlle cmllauoo oroatl"' tllo dletrlot or tbe OC'd1-•&llod•llll tllo l•-of boacla, to D RH .. MtUNI ... •lt la AIIJ OINl't of ~ jHlNlctloa to ccwroot ... Nt uide AIIJ ~-tUNI ~ tllo City OMlaoU or ..-uoelftl tlle auuorltr • ,ua11•1ato ua.a ~ tbe cltr oewu rolatiat to the oroatloa of tlile dletdct:, tlile 1 .. , .. of .._.., tlile .-W of 1H1111ut, or ~-~ruotl• or ,.,,ooi nto. -ll • ' I • • • • • • • • • aec1:ioa U. cnatioa of ... Credit• to l'llllda ... ac-t•. There are hereby created and eatabl1•hed the follow1n9 fund• and account•, which .. y be eatabllahed a• book account• and .. 1ntalned 1n accordance with the teraa of th1• Ord1nancea (a) the ••a•llllJ D1atr1ct IIO. 34/COncrete .. placeaent D1atr1ct IIO. 1 '91 llond l'llnd" (the •aoftd hnd • ) I and (b) the "PaY1119 D1atr1ct IIO. 34/COncrete a.placeaent D1atr1ct IIO. 1991 conatruct1on l'llnd" (the •conatruct1on l'llnd")• In ac~ with ~rally accepted accountlftlJ pr1nc1pl-, for the purpoee of a-tllllJ for the wr• pro,,1ded for 1n th1o ordtaa-the Director of W1nanc1al lerv1on .. , er.ate offNttlftlJ ~ and ...-- account• not 1ncona1atent with the pcov1a1ono hereof, all u .. , be dftorai.ned by the Director of W1nanc1al lerv1on. Upon roce15* of the praaaad• froa the oalo of the lloado, the City •ball credit to the loftd l'llnd the accrued 1nt.-t paid by the ori9laal parcbaNr froa the dated date of the lloado to the date of 1••·•-and oap1tal1aod 1ntonat 1n the ~ of 111,601. flleroafter, the roaalnllllJ praand• froa the oale of the lloado oball be crod1ted to the canatructl.on had. Nooeya credited to the foroqollllJ fundo .. , be ~eel or roln'Nfted 1n ~ with the City Charter,~. tba 1~11t of .,ch wye oball be oul>joot to the 11111tat1ono of aoot1on 10 hereof. boept u ot:berw1N provided heroin, 111t.-t 1-froa any RCh ~• oball be retained ln the fund which the wyo ao 1n'Nftod are orod1ted. a.na.. 11. ..., .... ,. ..... Nooeya orodlted to the CODotruotl.on had oball Ibo uNd aololy to pay the wto ... •111Ha of the Project, lncludllllJ w1tllollt llllltatl.on, all wto of the l•••aoo of the lloado1 wto of f1-1al, pcofONloaal, ... Kher oorvlOH 1a --.otioa with the Project, OODt1AINolllo1 aad all otller -· • ... U .. , be aHHHry aad 1-ldollt to tllo ~1on aad 1Mtallat1on, aad ~al ... nplHI It, of tllo Project. --tllo DU'Ntoc of Wlwlal ._,,lw dot,-teM tllat all ONU aad •IHHI of tllo Project ...,,. ..._ .. Ml, aay ~,., .. -,. --1'911 to tllo Collftnftloa .... Clooo.., M Ito to N ~ tlllonla to .. , OOOU ... ....... .-~ ._ aad -1111, Nall • tnaofenod to t11o lalld f'UIII ....... fw tllo ,_..... u.nor. ,_,,. u. p C ,_,. n. ........ t11o 1--.. ttu-ollall • ,-yaltlo Nloly fna, MIi • ...... 1tr foe pa,-& tlllon la •lolllad, tllo lalld ..... ftle lalld ,... ollall -•l• Cl) tllo aa ,c111101 fna ..-lal &HH U to Ibo lowlad ... laK tllo ,...any laol .... la tllo DlaUln, CUJ tllo .... ,CHIIIII .. uwi. --.LtallMII ...... r... ' uu, -, -,a la tllo ODIIKnnloa .... na&lalal aftac tllo _.. of tllo ... 011 II ta ... nl.---· .......... .-Ml la hll, Cl•) the .. ICll 11 01 of -, ...... w otller •1i.-1-~ to ..,_. the ...... MIi C•) aay 1o1au, ..a11a1o -,.. la -Uilar4Nt -..utMlllae ..... foe llllar4NtJ ' the cu, l l ltMlo of ..... la -u - • • - • • • • • • • ~. intereat due thereon and reilllbur•• itaelf by collectin9 the unpaid aa .. a ... nta due the Diatrict. sec:u.-17. a. .. a-t of Coat• ... eo.mat• of t:lle cur. Upon coapletion of the local illproveaenta, or upon coaplet:ion f&'OII tlae to tlae of any part thereof, and upon acceptance ther-f by the City Council, or wbe..,,.r the total coat can be definitely aacertained, it will cau .. a atateaent abowlng the total coat of the lapro•-nta to be prepared and filed in the office of the Director of rlnaAcial 8enicea. The City COffll&llta to (i) 1-.y a•--t• qainat tbe property in the Diatrict belwfited by the Project ao aa to pro,,ide aoner• which, when caablned wlth other l .. ally ••allole -,., &ball be aufflclent to pay the prlnclpal of and lntereet on the loDda ..._ due, (U) prollpl:ly credit or cau-to be depoelted to the llond l'laDd tbe ~ pcaH1ila of tbe -t• collected aa u--t•, and (ill) tau aucb action u -Y be ~ly -•uy and pcactlcole to -force the collection of aucb a•-•-nta ln the -r prodded by 1-. lectiaa 11. .....,al ef OfHolal fta'-1:. fte Clty council henby approYea tbe Prelialnary Official ftat-t lD tbe foca ~ at tbla -.tlng. The City Council benby autllorl-the Duector of r1--1a1 .. nlcea to approye on behalf of the City a fl.Dal Official fta~ -talnlng any updated inf.-tlon neudlnt l~ clHorlbe ln the Prelialaary Official ata~t wblcb ~ ~ to tlle City pclor to tlle 1-of the date of dell-ry of tbe llonda. CoplN of Nld PnUalnary Offlclal fta~ and fl.Dal Offlclal atat-t an benby autborlaed to IN dlatrllNted by tlle Clty to all lntereeted per-la ~lon wltb the Hle of tlle IIOnda. INtiaa H. oeeu ... •••n-. All wta and -. .. -lncurnd Ln -..ctlon with tlle l•••w aad pa,wt of tlle IIOnda Mall IN peld froa proc:eeda of tlle IIOnda, aad ..--,a an llenlty appcoprlated for tMt ~-~ N. ..,w•&Hh· If aay _. or -NCtlw or parte of tbla Ordlnaw IN adj ..... _,__.le or laYaliAI, Rell j I te 1 1 t ellall N& affect, lafialr or 1-al&Alate tlle 1Wia1119 ,....,1a1w of tll1a orie•eeeoe, tlle lateatlon MUii tllat tlle Yarieue ,....,1a1oae ....., an -•ie . ..... lea 11. 3 Pr• All 0.,,1,a Ml -rwllltloM, -,-rte tllereof, LIIOOllelateat or la -,uct wltlt title orie•eeeoe an ....., a a I lad to tlle eaten only of ..a. ...._laleMy or ...r11n • ... u. aa. NI I laa •ea,. Utec NiAI ..... an laeuad, tlala Ord1-ellall lie ... IWla laa C •••ie 1111&11 NiA1 ........ tlle Lnwt tllenon ellall ...... .._ hlly ,.w, N&laHad ... •1_.1~. een&ea 11. Mrtnttn wt """"' IIM· ftla onAn •• a1ter lt• fl.Dal ....... ellall .. • .................... tllll a-.&'-... ,-ucatloa ellall lie ..._.LM&ad "r tlle •~ ef t11e ..,_ ... tllll CLty •II • 'I •, • I • • • . , . - • • • · ... ,. • • • \. ,,, Clerk, and by th• certUlcate of Publication. Thia ordinance ahall becoae effective thirty (lOt day• after pabllcatlon followl119 final paaaa,ae. Introduced, read in full, and paaaed on flrat readl119 on the lat day of July, 1991. Publl•hed •• a 1111 for an Ordinance on the 4th day of July, 1991. ATTSSTSD1 Patricia a. Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia a. Crow, City Clerk for the City of -1~, colorado, hereby oertlfy tllat the..._ anc1 f--,olat l• a true oopy of a au1 for an Ordl-, latrodlloed, reed la full, and paaNd -flret reedlat -the let day of July, 1991. ,., htday 1. crow City Clerk -,. - • < •. " .. .,,,, I • • • . • 1 32 • - DATE July l, 1991 INl11ATED BY STAFF SOURCE • - COUNCIL COMMUNICA110N AGENDA ITEM 11 b SUBJECT Special Assessment Bonds Department of Financial Services Lorraine Hayes. Director of Financial Scrvtces ISSUE/ AC110N PROPOSED Attached Is an ordinance provtdlng for the Issuance of Spedal Aseenment Bonda In the principal amount of 8370,000 for Paving Dtstr1ct No. 34/Concrete Replacement Dlsb1ct No. 1991. Staff recommends approval of this Ordinance. PREVIOUS COUKCIL AC110N On May 20. 1991. Council adopted Ordinance No. 32. Senea of 1991. creaung Pavmg Dtstr1ct No . 34/Concrete Replacement Dtstr1ct No. 1991: ordmng the comtrucuon and lnstallaUOn of street pavtng, curb, gutter and sidewalk lmprovementa. and the removal and replacement or substandard curb. gutter. and sidewalk. toeetba' With necessary Incidentals: and setting forth other details In connecuon With the dlstr1ct. On June 17, 1991. Council adopted Resolutton No. 59 providing for the NoUce of Sale of Special Assessment Bonda or the City of Englewood for Pavtng Dtab1ct No. 34 /Concrctc Replacement Dlstr1ct No . 1991 In the principal amount of8370.000 and pr0\1dtng for the publJcaUon and mailing or the notice . STAFF ANALYSIS Pu uant to Re:soluuon No . 59. an Offlctal NotJce of Bond Sale WM dlatrfl>uted to tn, tment ban.king nrms on June 20. 1991. A Summary NoUce of Sale .. pub hed In the Englc>wood ~ntln,I on June 20. 1991. Allo. a pre,l:dd conlamce pr0\1dln& lnlomuaUon to pr pectlve blddttt WM held on June 24. 1991 . P'our pr th bidder ttt'nded . • • 0 I. • • .... - - • • • • • • On July l, 1991, bids will be received until 10:00 a.m. for the underwriting of the bonds. The winning bidder will underwrite the bonds by purchasing all of the bonds from the City and marketing them to Investors. Attached ts a copy of the ordinance authorizing the Issuance of the bonds. Blanks exist In the ordinance where the winning bidder's name and the appropriate Interest rates will be Inserted after the bid ts awarded. In brief, the ordinance specifies the following: The Bonds. The bonds will be registered special assessment bonds of the City of Englewood In the principal amount of $370,000, dated August 15, 1991. and available In denominations of $5,000 each. The bonds will be due and payable on August 1, 2002, but they may be called earlier by the City on any Interest payment date when 1) sufficient assessment revenues have been received by the City to redeem bonds, and 21 the City has Issued the required notices that the bonds will be called. Interest payment dates begtn February 1. 1992 and continue semiannually on August 1 and February 1 over the ltfe of the bonds. The Proceeds. The proceeds from the bonds are planned to be used In the following manner: Project Design & Construction Capitalized Interest Costs of Issuance Bond Counsel Financial Consultant Underwriter Bond Prtnttng Regtstrar & Paytng Agent Collection Fees TOTAL 8280.224 51,601 14.250 3,700 11,100 1,000 725 7,400 8370.000 Tbe Aswsmeata. The bonds are secured from assessments against the propenles beneflung from the tmpr~ments which \\111 be constructed. These scssments will be compiled by January 1992 after the construcUon ts completed. The ment process (ordinance, public heartng. dtscount ~nt period) will take place during February. March. and April of 1992 . The asaeuments will be centfled to the County ln Augu t . 1992 . The flrat mcnt payments will be due January I. 1993. Approximately 363 propcntcs are In the improvement dtstnct. All but four are dC\'tlopNS . It ts cstlmated that most tndMdual asaaament amounts will be under 81.000: the 1ar t Ingle assessment Is estimated to be approximately 813 .700 for an office /warehouse. • I •, ' D I . • - • • • ORDINANCE NO. HRIES or 1991 • • • BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR COUNCIL BILL NO • .5..3._ INTRODUCED BY COUMCIL KSMBER ~~~~~~ AN ORDr.NANCB AUTHORIZING THB ISSUAIICB or SPECIAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT or $370,000 or THS CITY or l!NG DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCU'l'B RBPLACEM&NT DISTRICT NO. , COLORADO, FOR PAVING 911 PRl!SCRIBING THII l'OM OP THI: INTBRl!ST THIIRl!ON I AND THS 80NDS1 PROVIDING FOR THB PAYMBNT OP THII BONDS HTTING FORTH OTHIIR DBTAILS IN CONNBCTION TDU1fI WHSRl!AS, the Ci\y Council of the "'ity of B119lewood, Colorado (the •city"), haa, by ordinance NII!. 32, Seri•• of 1991, finally paaaed and adopted on Nay 20, 1991, created Pavi~9 Diatrict NO 34/Concrete Replac ... nt Diatrict No. 1991 (the "Diatrict") witbi"-the City, or the purpoH of conatructi119 and inatalling paving, curb, 911ttei--, and • alk iaprOY ... nta, together with neceaaary incidental• on certain a~r .. ta,/ .. nu••, and alleya, and reaoYing and nplaclng aub-atandard curb, 911tte~, a aidewalk and the new conatru~ion of curb, 911tter, and aidewalk iapr t•, together with neceaaary incidental•, on certain atr .. t• and avenue•, aa dea ibed in euch ordinance (the "Project•1, and WHSRl!AS, notice to contr of the illprov ... nta in the Diatri conatruction ha•• been received, to allbait bid• for the conatructi- and bid• for auch IIHSUAS, the City erained that apecial aaH•-t bond• of the City for the D1atr1 abollld be aeued la the amount of tJ70,000 for the pa,-nt of part of nch atructi-co"'' and IIIISMAS, in acco with the C1':y Cllart•r and a reaoluti- paaeed -.1une n, 1tt1, the ity Council ha• ,..._rtieed for the Nle of apeclal u••-nt bond• in t -.at of tno,ooo, and Nld bond• have been a-rded to -=::==~-:-:---:----#' Denver, COlorado1 ana --rr to ~ide tor the l••-of the thereof, IT OIIDAIIID n Ta CITY IL 0, 1'1111 CITY 0, l"Qlll,,l,,lllllllJIII .. yPdut&.a ....... DeUH•• ly virtue of and pureuant to the City ct.arter and the procedure Oardi-o the City nlat1111 to local ~t diatl'iat:a (Title 11, Chapter 2 of t N1111lclpal eode), s,..lal AaNa ... nt IOnda of the Clty for •••int D1etr1ct ... H/CDacnte ...lacw11t Dlatrlct ... lttl, (the •9oftde•t ahall lie iaeued for the puqoee of payl119 part of the coeu of the Project. The aoada ahaU lie ln the pdndpal wuat of 070,000, .. ted aueuat ll, 1ttl, and be 111 tlle ta AMtloll of tl,000 ...... TIie ...... aMll lie iallUOd -1, •• f•llY n,lewrod ....._ and &MU lie ... &Ml payalll• -Au9Uat l, 2002, eultjoct to prior nt gt.loll ln ~ with loctlon J heroof. TM IOnda ahall llear intenet payalllo ...ia-uu, -r.nuy 1 and Au9Uat leach year, coaaencint ~naary l, lttJ, ae followe1 -l - • ' I • • • - • • • • , . • Initial Intereat AIDOunt Bond Nwnbera Rate $25,000 1 throu9h 5 -·-' 40,000 6 throu9h 13 --40,000 14 throu9h 21 --40,000 22 throu9h 29 --35,000 30 throu9h 36 --40,000 37 throu9b 44 --35,000 45 throu9h 51 --40,000 52 throu9h 59 --35,000 60 throu9h 66 --40,000 67 throu9h 74 -- The ... 1-net effect1•• intereat rate authorised for thi• 1Hue of Bond• ahall be 9.oo, par ann1111 and the actual net effect1Ye intereat rate doe• not exceed ••id ... 1-. hct:ioa 2. •aJMllt of aoad•f •arlaf a,-t aad ao.d !!lbtrar. The principal of th• Bonda 1• payable in lawful aoney of the United Stat•• of ... rica to the r99iatered owner of each bond upon aaturity or prior redellption and pr•••ntation at the principal office of the rir•t National a&nk of SIMJlewood, in Sft9lewood, Colorado, or it• aucc:eaaor, •• pay11MJ a99nt (the ••ay ln9 JMJ•nt •) • Notv1thatand11MJ anyth11MJ contained in thl• ordinance to the contrary, intereat on any Bond 1• payable to the paraon in who-n-auch lonCl 1• r99latered, at hla addr••• ae it appear• on the r991atrat1on booke aaintained by or on behalf of the City by the rint National SUik of S114Jlewood, in S114Jlevood, Colorado, or it• ncc:e•-r, a• llond ltefletrar (the ·load 1189htrar•), at the cl-of bue1••• on the fift-nth ( 11th) day of tbe celendar aonth ••t preced11MJ .. ch intereet payaent date (tile •11ecord Date•), irnepecti.Ye of any tranefer of ncb 8ond HbHqlleftt to ncb llecord Date aad prior to eucb intereet pa,-nt date. a.aob pa,-nt eball be paid by ollecll OI' draft of tbe •ayi.119 Atent .. uec1 on or before tbe lntereet pa,-t date to_.. r419ietered -· If tbe date for Mlli.JII any pa,-nt or parf-1111 any aotiN bereunder eball be a 1 ... 1 boUday or a day on •Lola tlle ,..1ao1pa1 offiN of tllo ••YilMJ ,.._t or loM ... leuar 1• autborlaed or ....,1,-by lw to ,-111 cl_., well pa,-at .. Y be_.. or act parforaed • tbe wt euoa11dl1at day •1cb l• 11ft • 1 ... 1 bollday or a day OIi •1cb tlle ,..,...1,.1 ofU-of tlle ••YU9 ,.._t or lolld ... lnrar l• .. t:11w1Md or ....,il'N by lw to ,-111 cl_.. fte pdMlpal of and latenet on tbe lollda .... u be .. ~ 111 accaordaMe wltb tile te,-of a ••ayl .. ~ aad ... letrar "9..-.t• ~-- tllo Clty and tbe •ayl119 ~,.._. ... letrar. leetiee J. ftHI ••fl N\"9· TIie lollde are _..,Mt to ull .., ,..1or ,.,_., on uy intenet pa,-.t date, 1a di.Net MaNlnl ....... , .,.. ,.,-.t of par and aecAN lateren. lloU-of wetl ,..1er ndl1 uuoa wUl lllo ,1-by the MM ... letrar by .. u, .. a -., ef the red-,&1-NCI.-by Urn eluo .. u ,,..t ... prepaid) ..-loee '-Ma ~lny (JOt daye aor ..... ~ alaot.y ctot day• prior to the dato fiaed for r••-•uoa, te '-lie ...,1--.. OIMOI' of a.oh lolld t.o lllo rdawdl ac tllo ....-.. • ..._ oa t_lle 1'9UletraUoa lloNo •iatal_. by oc oa lllobaU of tlle City by tllo lolld ... louar. rauue te ,, .. well ..c,_ by .. ,u .. to ear ...,, ... ,.. ._..., oc.., dwf..-u.n1a, -a • 0 I. • , - - • • ,. • .. · ... • (, ahall not affect the valldity of any proceedin9 for the redaaption of other llond• a• to which no auch failure or defect axiata. All Bonda •o called for redallption will c•a•• to bear intereat after the apecUied redaaption date, pro,,ided fund• for their redaaption are on depoait at the place of payaent at that tiaa. ~ioa •. rona ..... _~lea of ...... The llonda •hall be al,aned with the facalaU• or -•l ai9D&t..-of the Nayor, Haled with a f-•1•11• or -1 illpreaal.on of the -1 of the City, atteated with the facalall• or -al ai9D&ture of the Citr Clark, and counterai,aned with the f-•lalle or -al al9D&ture of the Director of Wl.aancial ••rvice•. 8hould any officer wlloae facalail• or -1 •ilJD&tun appear• on the llonda ce&H to be auch officer before •11-rr of tllle 8oode to tllle purchaHr, •ucb facalall• or -al a19n&ture ahall ~lee• be •alld and aufficient for all~· TIiie 8oode -Y -tala a npcoductlon of the opinion of nationally reG09Di ... -icipal Nlld couaNl aa to the 8onda and a certUloation of web opinion lly the City Clerk of the Ci~y. TIiie aond• •hall be in aubetantially the foll-inlJ fora, . , ·- ' .. I. • 0 • - - • • • No. R-__ _ • • , . • (. (Form of Bond] (Front of Bond] UNITED STATSS or AHSRICA STATS or COLORADO COUNTY or AMPARO• CITY or IUIGUIIOOD PAVING DISTltICT NO. 34/CONCJtaft UPLACSNENT DISTltICT NO. 1991 SP•CIAL ASS.SSNSNT aoND, S&aI•S 1991 INTSUST MTS IIINISTSUD OIIIIU1 PRIIICIPAL ANOUIIT1 NATVllITY OATS AUGUST 1, 2002 OJlIOIIIAL IHUS DAT• AUGUST 15, 1991 $5,000 TM City of •nvlewood, Arapahoe county, COlorado, for value recehed, hereby pr-1Ha to pay 011t of the apeclal fund hereinafter dealpated, but not otherviH, to the r99iatered owner n-«I aboYe, or r.,iatered •••i9na, on the .. turity date apeclfled above or on the date of prior redaaption, the principal ._nt apecifled aboYe. In lille aanner the Cltr pr-iHa to pay lnterHt on auch principal ._nt (caaputed -the ba•l• of a HCHlay year of t_l,,. JO-clay -ntha) fraa the intereat pa,-nt date next precedlft9 the date of r.,1atrat1oa and authentlcetlon of tbla lond, unl••• tbla 90lld la r.,latered and authenticated prior to February 1, 1tt2, in wllicb eYeftt tbla load aball lbear lntereat froa A11911at 11, lttl, at the uac.er.et rate per w .,-cUled aboYe. Interettt -thl• 9ond 1• payallle -,•-•Ur - hltnary 1 aad Au911•t 1 wit year, a nclft9 Februar, 1, 1112, -u1 •ch pdMlpel -t la palcl at Mturltr or upon prior rail qtloa. ftle prlac:lpal of tbla 8ollcl 1• payalll• in lawful-, of the United StatH of ... rlca to the r99l1tered owner upon .. turlty or prior radii stlon and preNAtatl• at the prlac:lpal offl-of the Plrat .. tl.onal lank of ... lewoocl, la lalJlewoocl, COlorado, or lta aucceeaor, •• ••rlft9 -...t. Paraent of eacb lnatallaeftt of lnterHt aball be .... to the r.,&aterecl -r hereof whoee -allall .,..ar on the r .. 1atrat1on boou of tbe Cltr M&nta&ned by or on behalf of tbe CltJ by tbe rlrat .. u_.1 lank of ... 1~, ln Sft9l~. COloredo, or lta ...-aor, •• 8ollcl ... latrar, at tbe 01-of IMaa l nHa -the fUt-tJ, Clltll) clay of the caleader -tJI ••t pnc94llftf Nch &ntereat par-at 41at• (the •a.cord one•,, and allall be palcl a,, •..._II or uaft of the Pa:,1119 ,....t .. u.. oa or before tbe llltereat pa,-.t .. te to Mach retl•tered --r at hie addreaa •• lt a,..ar• oa well r.,letratloa ....... If the elate for .. 11,., -, pa,-.t or parfos.lat -, actloa allall N • 1 ... 1 llol141ay o r • 41a:, on .,.,ca. tbe prl-lpal offln of tN ,.,lat ~ M ._. ... ,auar le Htllorh.,. M ....-1..-1tJ ,_ to naala ea--,, -.a. ,.,_. .. , be ..._ or act parf.,.... oa U. wt ........ lat .. , •1n la .-• -. - ' I . • , - - • • • • · .. • <, lecaal holiday or a day on which the prlnclpal office of the PaylnCJ Al)ent or llond IWC)latrar la authorl&ed or required by law to r-ln cloaed. Bonda of thla laaue, of whlch thla Bond la one, are aubject to call and prlor payaant on any lntereat payment date, ln dlract nuaerlcal order, upon payaant of par and accrued lntereat. llotlce of prlor redeaptlon ahall be CJlYen by -lllftCJ a copy of tbe ndeaptlon ~lee,~ leH than thlrty (JO) day• nor aore tban nlaety (to) day• prlor to the date flaed for redellptlon, to tbe r99letered -r of thle aoDd at the addre•• ahown on tlle retletratloa booke .. 1nta1-d by tlle 8ond lle9letrar, 1n tbe --r aet forth ln tlle authorl&lnf 8ond ordlaanoe. Ul londa called for recteaptlon will ceeN to Mar latereet after tlle epeolfl ... ndllaptlon date, prodded fund• for tllelr r1dl1 4Uon an on depoelt at tbe pl._ of payaeat at tbat tlae. wwwwww ra m ..,. 10 ~IP1rn"lf~m-novta1oaa • n11 .... an ,aata OIi m DVDn _..., •1e11 FUit'lii&ll PIIOVIHa.a mu. l'Qa Al.I. ....oau .... ft8 Ull8 UIWCr U 1• rvu.r R'l ,aata IN THIS Pl.ACS. TIil• 8ond allall not be ,.,.ud or .-obllfJ&torr for any pupoN or be -titled to -y ~lty or ._flt under tbe authorlalnf 8ond ord1- untll the certlflcate of autllentlcatlon he~ aball haft beell •~ by th& 8ond Jletlatrar. r• naTINmr ....._, the Clty Council of tbe Clty of ... lwd, COlorado, haa cauNd thla 8ond to be eaecuted 1n lta .-wltla tbe r-iall• alvnature of tbe Mayor, Haled vltla a faceiall• of tlle Clty -1, etteeted wlth tbe facelalle alvnature of tile Clty Clerk, and count•r•1..-S wlth tbe faceialle •lvnatun of the Director of l'lnanclal .. nlaee, all a• of tbe lltla day of autu•t, 1tt1. (nc81Nll.8 8 8 A L ) At'IUID• ay, __ ..... c•w!!!~~&a1....,~1•..._•~'9H ......... s~ .......... ~>-- C1ty Clet'k c1nor--,,...._ coall'Y. CXILOlllDO 8J•--~«uf~Ml::u:~"1-1tmr.~tgfmre-Szlll-.:~>1-~ llaJ9W ~~ ......... 1 .... , ay, CfWWlt lfmt:n! Dlnotoc ef •uue1&l ._,,UN ' . • . I . • - - • • • . . • • (. .. (Pora of Bond Rec)latrar'• certlfloat• of AuthentloatlonJ CDlTlPICATS or AUTUIITlCATlON TIile llond la one of the llonda of the laaue deaorlbed ln the wltbla -tloned llond Ord~. Date of lleflatratlon and Authentloatlon1 Hrat .. tl-1 llaak of bfl...ood, P.O. 9011 17JJl2Ta Demler, OOlorado 10217-JJl2 -load ... latrar . . . • •. ' .. .,,, I . , • I • p- I D • • • • • • . , [Back of Bond) ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS I~ Thie Bond i• one of a eerie• a99regatin9 Three Hundred Seventy Thoueand Dollar• ($370,000) par value, all of like date, principal uiount, aaturity date, tenor, and effect except ae to number and intereet rate, ieeued by the City of Sn9lewood, in the County of Arapahoe and State of COlorado, for the purpo .. of payin9 part of the coete of conetructin9 and inetallin9 pavinq, curb, 9Utter, and eidewalk laprov ... nte, toqether with neceeeary incidental• on certain etr .. te, avenue•, and alley•, and reaovin9 and replacin9 eub-etandard curb, 9Utter, and eld-alk and the n-conetruction of curb, 9Utter, and eid-alk laprovemente, toqether with neceeeary incidental•, on certain etreete and avenue•, in Pavln9 Dietrict No. 34/COncrete l'eplac ... nt Dietrict No. 1991, in the City of Snqlewood, COlorado. The Bond 1• ieeued under the authority of the Clty Charter, the procedural Ordinance of the Clty relatln9 to local laprov ... nt dietricte adopted pureuant to the City Charter (Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code), and the Ordinance authorlaln9 the leeuance of Bond• of the City duly adopted, approved, publiehed and aade a law of eaid City prior to the heuance hereof. Pureuant to Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code, euch recital ehall concluelvely lapart full coapliance with all of the provhion• thereof, and all bond• iaaued containlnq euch recital •hall be inconteatable for any cau .. whataoever after their delivery for value. It la hereby certified and recited that the total laeue of Bonda of the City for the Diatrlct, lncludlnq thla aond, doea not exceed the UIO\lnt authorlaed by law, that every requlraaent of law relatlnq to the creation of the Dietrict, the conetructlon, inetallatlon, reaoval, and replaceaent of eald local laprov ... nta, and the ieauance of thia 8ond haa been fully coaplled wlth by the proper officera of the Clty, and that all condltlona required to .. 1at and thlnqa required to be dona precedent to and ln the leauance of thla lolld to render the a-lawful and valld, have happened, been properly ._ and parfor-4, and dld ••l•t in r9911lar and due tlaa, fora, and aanner, aa required !DJ law. It la heray recited, oertUled, and werranted that all of the raquu-ta of law bave been fully oaaplled wlth !DJ the pcopar offloera la la ... lAt thla lolld. Pa,-nt of tllla 90lld and the lntenn the-ellall lie Mde fna, ... H -rlty for aucll pa,-.t tben la pl ..... , a apaclal fund deal ... ted u •Pa•lllf Dlatrlct 11o. 14/Concnte ... l~ Dlnrlct 11o. lttl lolld had• (tbe ..... hnd• >. The ...,. hlld .... u -tala ( l) tbe aet procuda fna apaclal .. _..,.ta to be levied .. alnn tbe pcoparty included ln tlle Dlatrlct, (ll) tbe..,. prHHda ~ aalde aa capltall ... l~ and -rued lntenat, (lll) uy -ra ln the COftatrucUoa hM ~lnl119 after tlle -ta of tile lllfc'o, ... nta and rolated cooto ha" Nell pald ln f•ll, Ch) tlle net proceedo of uy .._.. or other Mll .. tl.Ofta lHYM to nfulld the 9olldo, ... (v) uy other 1 ... u, avallaale -,o. MdltlCN1ally, ,urOMat to tlle Clty Cllanor ... ta.. ~1 ..... autllorlalllf tJMt loouaace ef tlllo ...,., •••••or f011r•flftllo (4/1) ef tM ...._ of ti.la 1, ........ MN pald ........ ued, and for uy ....... tM ~lalAt •--"to are Mt pald la t&..e to tallle •• tile final ..... ... latenat ti....-, tbea ti.. Clty .... 11 pay oald ..... -... ...... latenn ._ tMNOR ... n ..... r.. ltoeU !Dr Nlleatl .. tlle .... ld ......... ti ... tlle Dlatdst, -' - II ~ I • • • - - • • • • \ • ,~ • ' (. Th• ••••••manta to be levied will conatitute a lien on and againat each lot or tract of land in the reapectiv• amount• to be apportioned by an ordinance of the City. THIS BOND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A DEBT OR AN INDEBTEDNESS or THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD WITHIN THE K&ANINC or THI: CITY CHARTER. OR ANY CONSTITUTIOIIAL OR STATUTORY LIMITATION OR PROVISION, AND SHALL NOT BS CONSIDERED OR HBLD TO BS A GUERAL OBLIGATION or THI: CITY. THI: PAYNBNT or THIS 80IID AND THB INTBRBST THBRBOII IS NOT HCURBD BY AN ENCUKBRANCS, MORTGAGE, OR OTHliJl PUDGB or PROPBllff or THB CITY EXCSPT FOR SUCH SPECIAL ASHSSMl:NTS AND OTHBll NONSYS PUDGED FOR 1'ID PAYMENT or BONDS AS HT PORTH ABOVB. NO PROPERTY or THI: CITY. SUBJJ:CT TO SUCH EXCSPTION, SHALL .. LIABU TO .. PORl'l:ITED OR TAJCl:N IN PAYMENT or THI: BONDS. ror the payment of thia Bond and the intereat thereon, the City pledge• to exerciee all of it• lawful corporate power• to collect the aeaea ... nta againat the real property included within the Diatrict and •pecially benefited by the conatruction, inatallation, reaoval, and replac-nt of iaprov-nta, and take all neceaaary action to collect any aaaea ... nta that are in default. The Cit:, and Bond Re9iatrar ahall not be required to iaaue or tranafer any Bonda, (a) during a period be9inning at the cloae of bualn••• on the Record Date and ending at the opening of buaineaa on the firat bual~•• da:, following the enauing intereat pa:,aent date, or (b) during the period be9lnning at the opening of buain••• on a date fort:,-five (45) da:,a prior to the date of en:, redemption of Bonde and ending at the opening of bueineae on the flret bueine•• da:, following the da:, on which the applicable notice of r~lon la -ued. The 8ond Re9iatrar ahall not be required to tranefer an:, 8onda aelected or called for r~lon. The Cit:,, the Pa:,lng A,Jent, and the Bond Regiatrar -:r deea and treat the reglatered -r of an:, lond a• the abaolute -r thereof for all purpoaee (whether or not aucll lond ahall be o,,erae) and an:, notice to the eontrar:, ehall not be biadi119 upon tlle Cit:,, the Pa:,inv Afent, or tlle lond llefJlatrar. Tille lond ia tran.rerable b:, tlle rei,laterN -r lleraof ln per- or b:, Ille attor-, dul:, autllori&ed ln wrltl119, at tile pd.nclpel ofUce of the lond ... latrar, but onl:, la the -r. 9111»,ect to tile Uaitatlona, and upon .. ,...t of tlle cha~• pro,,lded la tile autllorlal119 lond 01'11l-... upon eurnnder and cancellation of tlli• lond. TIil• Bond_, be tr ... ferrN upon tile rei,latratlon book• upon delher:, to tile Bond ... latrar of tllla aoad, acca•panied b:, a vrltten lnetruaant or lnatrwaanta of tr ... fer ln fona and wltll 911araat:, of •l9Mt11re Htlafactor:, to tlle Bond llefJlatrar, dul:, uecuted bf tlle owner or tllla IOnd or Ill• attor-,-la-fact or 1..-1 re,ceaeatatl,.., contalnlnt wrlttea lnatructlona aa to tlle detalla of tlle tr-•f•r of tlle load, alont wltll tlle -lal aecurlt:, nuaber or federal -.iorer ldentUlcatloa nuaber of aucll tranaf•ree. In tlle awent of tlle t, ... rer of tllla ao.d, tlle lond ... htrar ahall enter the tranafer of owneralllp la tlle retlatratloa llool&9 ... allall autllentlcate and deU,..r ln tlle ~ of tlle tr-rene or tr ... fareea a .- fullr , .. htered lond ln the --1natloa of 11,000, or tM ._ •t•dt:,, .....-ntlal ._.. .. , and lnt•reat rate, at tM earU~ pi'actlc alo tlao . TM lond ... htrar _, c ha~ the _, or U1l• .... ror ... ry _.. trAMfer u aaouat euffldont to roiaburoe lt for lt• ,....._.,. , ... .., for ur tu or otller tower-11tal char .. r-.airod to M pai• wltll ~ to euc ll traufer , -.. II - . ' ' • ' I • • - - • • • ;-• t' • ~ ~ .... • <. ... " (Pora of TranaferJ l'OR VAi.US UCSIVSD, the 11nderalped ••11•, •••19na, and tran•f•r• 80CIAL UCUlllff Ga RODAL SNPI.OYD lDSIITIPlQTlON IIUIIIID or Ullom , .... and Addreee of AealCJ1M19) tlle vltllut aond and doe• Iler.by lrnvocably conetltute and appoutt -..----.---------,---....----,-.---,---.--' attorney, to tranefer Nld load -tlle book• kept for re;letratlon tllereof vlth full power of eubetltut1-ln tlle ,real-. aorzcs, TN •1.-tun to till• uei.-t -• _.ree,amll vltll tlle -of tlle ntletend ..-.r •• lt ............ tlle f... of tlle vltllla .._. la ~ ~lCNlar, vltllout alterat1-or -1~ or U7 ....-..__ • . , ' • ' ... .;,· ' .. I. • • • , - • • • ,. ~ • • t• • Section 5. Authentication. No Bond ehall be valid or obligatory for any purpo•• or be entitled to any aecurity or benefit under thi• Ordinance unle•• and until a certificate of authentication on auch Bond aubatantially in the form hereinabove aet forth ahall have been duly executed by the Bond Regiatrar, and euch executed certificate of the Bond Regiatrar upon any auch Bond ahall be concluaive evidence that auch Bond ha• been authenticated and delivered · under thi• Ordinance. The Bond Regi•trar'• certificate of authentication on any Bond ahall be d.-d to have been executed by it if aigned by an authorised officer or aignatory of the Bond Regiatrar, but it •hall not be nec•••ary that the •ame officer or aignatory aign the certificate of authentication on all of the Bond• iaaued hereunder. sectioa , • Deli,rery of aoua. Upon the adoption of thia Ordinance, the City ahall execute the Bond• and deliver th-to the Bond Regiatrar, and the Bond Regiatrar ahall authenticate the Bond• and deliver th .. to the purcha .. r thereof a• directed by the City. Secti-7. !!fl•tratloa e .. 'rraa•f•r of Boad•J •er•-• 'rreat .. a• Ollaera. Th• Bond ltegi•trar ahall -intain the book• of the City for the regi•tration of owner•hip of each Bond a• provided in thi• Ordinance. Bond• -y be traneferred upon the regietration book• upon delivery of the aond• to the aond Regi•trar, accoepanied by a written in•truaent or inat~nt• of tran•fer in fora and vith 9'1aranty of •ignature eati•factory to the Bond ltegiatrar, duly executed by the ovner of the aonda to be tran•f•rred or hh attorney-in-fact or legal repre•entatiYe, containing written inetructione ae to the detaih of the tran•fer of •uch 9ond•, along vith the •ocial ••curity n\lllber or federal .. ployer identification nllllber of •uch tranef•r-. No tran•f•r of any Bond ehall be effective until entered on the regiatration booka. In all ca .. • of the tran•f•r of a aond, the 9ond Jle9htrar •hall enter the tran•f•r of ovner•hip in the regi•tration book• and •hall authenticate and deliver in the -of the tran•f•r-or tran•f•-a - fully reghtered lond in the ._ination of 11,000, of the .... Mturity, eequential nllllber, and intereet rate vhicb the regi•tered owner i• entitled to receive •t the earUeet practicable tiae lD accord&DN vnh the proYl•lone of thi• Ordinance. The ....-ntlal fNllbere •11&11 r-in the .... foll-lat Heb tran•f•r of owner•hip. The ao.d ... ietrar •Y cbar99 the --r of auch 8ond for •••rr •uch tran•f•r of a ao.ct aa .....at eufficient to relllllur .. it for lt• reHonable f-• and for any tu or other .,.er-tal cbar99 required to lie peld vith reepect to euch traaafer. The City and 8olld ... ietrar allall not be recauired to 1a... or tranefer any Boed•• cat dHi .. a period lletlnni119 at u. 01-of lllllal-• .. the a.cord Oat• and endi .. at t.he ope11i .. of bu•lne•• on tlle flret IMl•l-• ,ay foll-lng the -•ulng intereet ,.,-.t ,ate, o r (ltt dur l 119 the period lletlnalae at the 0,-111119 of lliluelneH on a date forty-fl•• (Ht day• pclor to the date ef a11y recleapt ion of Boede AM DMlftll at tllle ope11i.. o f 11111•1-• -tllle flnt IMlalneH day fou-1111 the day .. ..ttloh tlle ... u o aal• not loe of~,-l• •Ued. The loftd ... leuar all&U not IN ~ired to uaaafer uy ..... .. 1ected or called for r ....... , ... llew londe delh•red 11,.. aay u ... ter .... u IN val~ .,..1a1 o1tu,.t1on• o f the c ity , .,,,.._,.. ,._ ... .u .. ti-a• t11e ..... eurrellllered, ahall lie aecure4 atr thl • cw.i , AM .... u IN HtltlM t• au •f the -rlty aftd INMflu he,eof t• t he ... ..-teet ae tM ..... .. rrellllere4 . • 10 • • . . ' I • • - -- • • • • • t• • (, The City, the Paying Agent, and th• Bond Jle9i•trar -y d•-and treat th• regi•tered owner of any llond a• the abeolute Olffler thereof for all purpo••• (whether or not •uch Bond •hall be o,rerdue), and any notice to the contrary •hall not be binding upon the City, the Paying •nt, or the Bond Regi•trar. Sectioa I. Deatracti-ef ..... • llhene-r any outatanding Bond •hall be delivered to the llond lle9latrar for cancellation pureuant to thia Ordinance and upon payment of the pC'lAclpal -nt and lntereat repreaented thereby, or whenever any outatandl119 lond ahall be deli-red to the llond M9htrar for tran•f•r purauant to the prov1a1one hereof, •uch Bond ahall be cancelled and deatroyed by the llond M9latrar and counterpart• of a certificate of deatruction evidencing •uch de•truction •hall be furnhhed by the Bond Jle9l•trar to the City. Sectioa t. Lo•t lktad•. Any llond that 1• lo•t, •tolen, de•troyed, or autllated -y be replaced or paid by the llond M9latrar in accordance with and •ubject to th• llaltatlona of applicable law. The applicant for any •uch replac-nt Bond •hall poat •ucb ..curlty, pay •uch co•t•, and prennt auch proof of ownerahlp and loaa aa -y be required by applicable law, or in the abnnc• of •pecUlc requlr-nt•, aa -y be required by the llond M9htrar. Sectioa 10. Dbpodt1-... l••••~t of .... •roaeed•. The proceed• of the Bonda •hall be applied only in accordance with the te~ and provlalona of thla Ordinance. ••lther the orl9inal purchanr of the llonda nor any •ub•equent owner• •hall be r••pon•lble for the application or dl•po•al by the City or any of ita officer• of the fund• derived froa the •ale thereof. The City •hall at all tlaea do and parfora all acta and thlftlJ• n•c•••ary or dealrabl• in order to aaaur• that lntereat paid on llonda ahall, for the purpo••• of federal incoaa taxation, be .. eluded froa the 9roaa lncoae of the recipient• thereof and ueapt froa auch taxation. lt la hereby -nanted and a9reed by the City that it will~ aue, or peralt to be aade, any un of the orl9lnal proceeda of the llonda, or of any aoner• treated a• proceed• of the londa witbln the -.lfl9 of the Internal ....._ COde of ltll, aa ... nd•d (the •eoc1e•1 and applicable l'elJlllatloaa, rullnt•, and declalon•, or tau, peralt to be taun, or fall to tau any action, which -1• adverNly affect the eaclualon froa 9roea lneoae of the lntereat on the londa ullder section lOJ of the COde and applicable replatl-, ruli119a, and dectlalona. a.ctiea U. 1-tea\ulo !!!l\fl la .... , . la accordaMe with secuon 11-2-t of the Nunlclpal Code of the City, each MIid aball nolto tbat it la iHued under the autllodty of Ula City Cllarter and tlle procedure ordinance or ordinance• adopted pura11ut to the City Charter, euch recital ahall -ludvaly La,p.rt full coapli-wltb all of the ,....1alona tlleroof, and all aonda i••ued contalftllllJ -h noltal aball M 1-t•atMlo for any ca11n vbat-r after tbelr delivery fw •alM • ... u .. u. LlaitaU• •• !!Hf!• 111 accordaace with loctlon 11• Z·I of tbe Nun clpal eode, any ,_... Uli .. wltll tlle City COIIMU at tlle tlae of tbo bearilllJ Oft tbe cceaUon ef tM d etrlct a .... lalllt, fl'Mfft, or ot,jectlon, abaU have the rl9bt, wit.Illa tlllrty t)O) •r• aftel' Ula flaal ,.. .... of the onlnanco croatilllJ the dlatrin w tlle N'dl a.tbol'hi-e tlle iaeua..ce of MNla, to • •• ~lclll or wit la u, ewrt of ....,etNt j11rladictl011 to corren or Nt aal• ..., ~Mt• llty u. Clty ONMU w .... tlOfti"t tbe a11tllorlty I' pncoodL ... ta ltf be City CWMU ,.,.u .. to tM aroatf.OII of u.e cUatri , tlle 1 of NMa, lie ~lied of •••••n&, w ,tao .... ncUoaof •• •II • • .. I • • - • • • • • • ·, ,, sectloa lJ. Creatloa of aa4 Cre4lta to Plulda aa4 Accowata. There are hereby created and eatabliahed the following fund• and account•, which may be eatabliahed a• book account• and maintained in accordance with the term• of thl• ordinances (a) (b) the •Paving Diatrlct No. J4/Concrete Replacement Dlatrlct No. 1991 llond Fund• (the •aond Pund")I and the •Paving Dlatrlct No. 14/Concrete Replac ... nt Dlatrict No. 1991 Conatruction Fund• (the •eonatruction Fund")• In accordance with generally accepted accounting principle•, for the purpo•• of accounting for the money• provided for in thia Ordinance the Director of Financial .. rvic•• .. y create offaettlng revenue and expen•• account• not lnconaiatent with the provialona hereof, all aa .. y be detenalned by the Director of Financial .. r,,icea. Upon receipt of the proceed• froa the aal• of the Bonda, the City ahall credit to the llond Fund the accrued intereat paid by the original purchaaer froa the dated date of the llonda to the date of iaauance and capitalised intereat in the -nt of 111,501. Thereafter, the r-ining proceed• froa the aale of the llonda ahall be credited to the eonatruction Fund. Noneya credited to the for990i119 funda .. y be inveated or rein-•ted in accordance with the City Charter, however, the inveataant of auch aoneya allall be subject to the llllitatlona of section 10 hereof. 11:xcept aa otberwlae provided herein, intereat income froa any auch inveataant• ahall be retained in the fund which the aoneya oo in-•ted are crodited. sectloa H. Coaatnctlea ..... Noneya croditod to the Conatructlon Fund ahall be uNd oolely to pay the coata and expen-• of the Project, includint without llllitation, all coata of the iaauance of the londa1 coata of financial, profeaaional, and other -r,,icea in connection with the Project, continvenclea, and all other •xpen-• aa .. y be neceaaary and incident to the conatruction and inatellation, and ~al and repl•-t, of the Project. When the Director of Financial ,.rvicet1 detenainea that all coata and expen-• of the Project ha-been paid, any ~1111119 aoneya croditad to the conatruction Fund (laaa any -..ta to be retained therein to pay coat• and npenaaa not then due and -lnt) ahall be tranafarl'9d to tlla lond l'laad and .... for tlla purpoaea thereof. leftlea 11. .... ..... TIie 8oftda and the lDtanat the~ allall be payable oolaly froa, and H aecurlty for well pa,-nt tllan la ,1..,... the lond l'\11M1. TIie lond hnd aball -talD Cl> tlla net proc .... froa apaclal aa ... wnta to be lavlad .. alnat tba property lncrladad ln tba Dlatrlct, (ll) tba lond proceoda oat aaida aa crapltali ... latanat ... accraed latanat, (lii) Dill' -r• l• tbe conatnctloft l'laad ~l•l.. after the coata af tba ~ovwata and related -t• bava ..._ ,.1• la fDll, (lv) the net prN11lla of aay bond• or other •Utatl-• laauacl to nf11nd tlla londa, and (v) aa, otbar l ... lly avallattla .....,, •• Whea than h CHI band a wUlol-t -nt to pay ala -..tba' lataraat on outatandlflt londa for tba Dlatrlct (aacludlnt capltall ... latenat aM acorUM lnteraat), tbe City aball call fw ,.,-.t, -tba nen LMaraat ,.,...t data, a a11 ltattla ftllllbar of londa la •1~ ...,.,.,cal o~r. leetl• II , Wltlwl ...,,i\1 lfl "' fa,..., fl fJWytl Hf -~~·.:..'· hrount ta laoUCN1 lOI of tbe cur a.anar, lllbaMvar f•r·fUtu (4/1) of the londa of thla lawe bava Naa ,.,. and ..... u .. , aM fw aay ,... .... tlla r-l•l ....... _.ta are .-,.1• '" tlaa ta tua -. t11a u .. 1 ..... and lntarNt t noa, thaa tbe Cltf aMU ,., aai. ..... _... ... aM -u - • l I • • - - • • • y • • lntereat due thereon and relmbur•• ltaelf by collectln9 the unpaid a•••• ... nta due th• Diatrlct. ••ctloa 17. A•••H-•t of Coat• -4 Co••.-t• of Ue Clty. Upon coapletion of the local laprov ... nta, or upon completion froa tl.ae to tl.ae of any part thereof, and upon acceptance thereof by the Clty Council, or whenever the total coat can be deflnltely aacertalned, it wlll cau•• a etat ... nt ehovln9 tbe total coet of the laprov ... nte to be prepared and filed ln the office of the Director of Plnanclal ••rvlc••· Th• Clty covenant• to (l) le,,y a•••• ... nt• &9alnet the property ln the Dletrlct benefited by the Project eo ae to provide -•Y• which, when cOllblned wlth other l99ally a•allable money•, ehall be eufflclent to pay the prlnclpal of and lnt•r••t on the aonde when due, (ll) proaptly credit or cau•• to be depoelted to the aond Pund the net proceed• of the aaounte collected ae aene ... nte, and (Ul) take euch action a• -y be reaeonably neceeeary and practicable to enforce the collection of eucb aene ... nte ln the --r proylded by law. aectlea 11. !ft!!!•l of Official •tat-t. The City council hereby approYee the PnUalnary Official •tat ... nt ln the fora pr._ted at thle -1:ln9. The Clty COUncll hereby authorl&H the Director of Plnanclal lervlc•• to appro99 on behalf of the Clty a flnal Offlclal •tateaent contalnlng any updated lnfo~tloa r.,ardl119 u ... deecrllle in the PnUalnary Offlclal ltat ... nt vblch becoae known to the City prlor to the leeuance of the ._to of delhery of the llonda. Copi•• of Hld ProU.11inary Offlclal ltat ... nt and Unal Offlclal •tat ... nt an hereby authorl&ed to be dletrlbuted by the City to all lntereeted pereon• in connoction wlth tho ealo of the IIOade. aectl-lt. ceeta ... ..,..... • All coot• and .... n .. • incurred in connection wlth tho lHuanco and pa,-ont of tho IIOade ehall be pald froa proceed• of the loDde, and euch -r• are henl,y appcoprlated for tbat purpoeo. loftlea H ..... ruUlty. If any -or -wtl-or part• of till• Ordlnanco bo adjudiod IIWforcoablo or ln•alld, eucll jalllHHt ehall no& affect, iapalr or ln•alldato tllo ~lnlng pcoYlaloae of till• Ordlnanco, tM lnt-tloa being tbat the •arloue prodeloae Mreof are NYOl'Ulo. ~ H. ._..lor. All OcdlHRNe or nool•tlw, • .-rt• tMreof, lnaoaol•t-t or ln -fllct· with tlll• ordlnanco an Mnl,y repealN to tM oatont -1, of eucll lnconoletonc, or -fuct. 1on1ea 11. !!f'rr, 1,,....1u&e. After .. ,.. ..... an la .... , till• ordlnuce ehall Ille and ,,_,. lrre,ealulo 1111tll .. ,.. ._.. and the utol'Nt the-shall haYO ..._ f•lly paid, Ntlefi.N and .. , ........... loftlea 11. MlH!\"' 11f Hf""" IIM· flllo Gnlnanco, aftor lt• flnal ,....... ehall N .......... ud rHH...,., ud the ~lea ud ,,-ucatloa uau bo auU...tloatN a., the •l ... uno of tllo .. ,... ud the City •, .. I • • • , - - • • • ,. • • s . ... Clerk, and by the C.rtlficate of Publicatlon. Thh ordinance •hall ~ effecti•e thirty (30, day• after publication followin9 final paa ..... Introduced, read in full, and pa•eed on firet readialJ on the l•t day of July, 1991. Publi•hed ae a aill for an Ordinance on the 4th day of July, 1991. AffS8TSD1 Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk 1, Patricia a. Crow, City Clerk for the Clty of ... 1-ood, Colorado, benaty certify tllat tlle aa.ow. ud f--..ue le a u.e oon of a au1 for an Ordlaaaoe, latrochoed, r.ad la hll, Md ...... oa firet roadill9 • tlle let day of .Jlaly, 19tl. · ,,, ''""" •• e,,, City Cloris ' , •. ' I. • - • • • Daft .July 1, 1991 1•1TIAftD H ITAn SOUllCS IISVS/AC1'IOII PaOPOISD • • • <. COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AODIDA ITDC 11 C Public Work• Department aua.rsCT Ordinance Satabliahin9 the Properti•• Included in PD #34/Concrete ltepl. Diet. #1991 Charl•• Saterly, Director of Public Work• Introduction of lill for Ordinance ... ndin9 Ordinance No. 32, 1991 eacludift9 a parcel from the Pavin9 portion of the Diatrict and eatabliahin9 the properti•• to be included throu9h the Volunteer Concrete Pr09r .. into Pavin9 Diatrict No. 34/Concrete lteplac ... nt Oiatrict No. 1991. PUVIOUI COUNCIL ACTIOII City Council, by Ordinance• SJ 5 14, lttO, approved 1241,600 in the PIP for Pavi119 Diatrict No. 34 /Concrete Aeplac ... nt Diatrict No. 1991. lteeolution No. 13, leri•• of 1991, declar 119 the intent to create Pavift9 Diatrict llo. 34/COftcrete Jeplaceaent Diatrict No. lttl wae approved. Ordinance 11, lttl wae paaaed eatabliahi119 a I\ diaoount for all apec:ial aaaea ... nt payment• .. c1e within JO day• of final pultlicat i on of the aa .. aai119 ordinance ... eolution No. 21, leri•• of lttl wae aPPfl>ved add in9 SH,000 to the PIP for Pavi119 Diatrlct lllo. 34. Ordinance 32, lttl created Pa vi 119 D atr i ct No. 34 /Concrete aeplaceaent Diatrict No. lttl. !PU AIIAI.YIII .,. rec-.nd pa a .. 19 o f a n o rd ina nce t o ••elude a parcel froa the Pavi119 portion of t he O 1tr ct a t o ••ta l a h t pro pe rt ••to~ inc l uded l n Pav i 119 D11tri~ No • 34 /Coftcre ,e ..,,. nt D 1tr ct No . lttl . .. , •• o f lttl decl arlflf the intent t o c r .. te Pe•lftf Dittrist IIO . t O l tr ct No, lttl a nd e1tab l i 1hi"9 a ~l ie 9'ear111t Oft the n Ito . U /concrete Jeplaceaent Dh t rie t ... lttl 11ea n.ary It, lttl. fie pultlie hear l 11t • , ..... ,, .. ef c r •t • ••pl a n D 1trlct , l ttl wae held on Narc ~ 21, . . I • • • • , - - • • • • · ... • '· ''''· ....... ~No.,, ........... , ••••• , ••• , ••• , ..... ,., .................. . Dietrict No. 1991 waa P&••ed April 15, 1991 • ... fo11ow1"' '• • ..... , ... lLot for Loc1v,too Lo, •• , .. •<•trtet ... J4/Cooero<o lteplac ... nt Dietrict lfo. lttl with correapondi119 eatLaatec1 coata. secuon A Section • Total lone r (Paving DietrictJ fltl,400 uo,,oo IUJ,OOO lone rr (Concrete Dietrict/ lt4 1 JOO ,o,!>00 254 1 JOO Volunt .. r Progr .. J Uto,100 uo,,,oo 11'7,JOO OJJJ,IOO Lo •••Lloblo ln tho PlP for .... , .. a (tho CLtr•• ...... , of tho l<Oloet ln 1111. ••••••oblo <o,t, •111 .. ,.,. foe'"'°"•• tho•••• of .... ,. -.. . , . ' ' I. • - • • • ORDINANCE NO. SSJUES or 1991 • • • <. BY AUTHORITY A BILL FOR I /C, COUNCIL BILL NO • .J.S_ INTRODUCB~CO\!lCIL KEKBIR ~~ M OJtDINANCS AMENDING OJtDINANCS NO. 32, HRISS or 1991, ULATING TO PAVIIIO DISTRICT NO. 34/CONC:UTS UPLACSH&NT DISTRICT NO. 1991, Ill TU CITY or 11:NGLSWOOD, COLORADO, BY 11:XCLUDINO A PARCEL FRON THII PAVINO PORTION or TU DIITRICT1 11:STAIILISHINO THIE PROPBRTISI INCLUDED IN THII DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THS CITY'S VOLUNTARY CONC:UTS UPLACEMENT PROCRAM1 AND HTTINO FORTH OTHSR DBTAILI IN COIINl:CTION WITH THIE DISTRICT. 11111:Rl:Aa, the Clty Councll of l:n9lewood, COlorado (the •clty•), ha•, by Ordlnanc• 110. 32, Serl•• of 1991, flnally pa••ed and adopted on Kay 20, 1991 (the •creation Ordlnance•), created Pavln9 D1•trlct No. 34/COncrete Replac ... nt Dl•trlct No. 1991 (the ·D1•trlct•), for the purpo•• of (1) con•tnct1119 and ln•tallin9 pav1119, curb, vutter, and •1dewalk 1.aprov ... nte, t09ether vlth nece••ary 1ncldental•, on certain •trNt•, avenue•, and alley• vithln . the Dl•trlct (•lone 1•, and Cll) r11110vln9 and replacln9 •ub-•tandard curb, vutter, and •ldewalk and the new con•tnctlon of curb, 9Utter, and •ldevalk 1.aprov ... nt•, t09ether vlth nece••ary lncldental•, on certain •trNt• and avenue• vlthln the Dlatrlct ('lone 2•,, and Wlll:a&AI, due to certaln property tran•f•r• vhlch occurred after the proc••• for creatlon of the Dl•trlct va• lnltlatecl, the lapo•ltlon and enforc ... nt of a •paclal a•a••-nt Uen on an epproalaately J.I acre parcel v1th1n 1-l h uncertaln, and IIIISJl&AS, •ald property, aa•ltfteCI parcel aUllber 19,1-JJ-4-00-041 ln the Arapahoe c:ounty AHeaaor•a Offlce, la located -tbe -tllern -t portloa of I. Platte a. Dr. Seat vlthln tile Dhtrlct, and ellalaatl89 tbe propoaed pavlnc, ~ate frontlA9 Hid property vlll not affect tbe apaclal benefit to other propertlea vlthln loae 1, and WDIAI, the Clty c:ouncu ... a Ntenlllecl to eaclude aald property froa a-1 of tJle Dhtrlct and to ellalaate tbe propoeecl pavlA9 iapco•Wftta frontlnc, add property, and IIIISUAS, the creation orcllnance provided that lone 2 ahall include a lllllted number of propertlH v1thln tbe City for vlllch property ~a have voluntarily con .. ntecl to lnclu•lOII lnto lone 2 pur•uant to tbe Clty•a voluntary concrete repla~nt pr .. r-, aftd IIIISMAI, the cleadllM for wolitntary lnclvalOII into a-2 haa paaaed •ftd the Director of ht.Uo Morlla ef the Clty haa preMnted the Clty CO\lncU vhh a Un of propenlH to be Lael.._. lnto lone 2, and WIIINM, t reapactlve OWMH of the propertlea to be lnclvded lnto loM 2 ave entered l11to a s,..lal i.,r..-nt OiatrLct Waiver a,,r .... nt with the c ty vtiereln Hid property OWMU waived tbe rltllt to a pullllo Marine, on the nclvalon of the r re• the pr.,.nlea lnto tM Dhtrlct, aM IIMSUA•, the c ty CO.ncll lilaa detenlllecl to 1'1elude all of Hid propartle1 ft tO 10 e 2 o ft Dl1trlct, .,., • Tit • .. J T ORM urn " TNII Cl" COWCl I, cw TU C:I" cw SIIGLSWOOO, COLOMDO , Al f'OU.Ollt t -1 - ,, - I • • , - • • • ORDINANCB NO, SIJllltS OP 1991 (. • • • BY AUTHORITY A BILL ,OJl //C, COUNCIL BILL NO, .J..S_ INTRODUCE~ coyJ_CIL KEKBEJl~lt?rJ AN ORDINANCI AHllll>ING ORDINAIICS NO, 32, HIUIS OP 1991, JltlLATINO TO PAVING DISTJlICT NO, 34/CONCJIIITI JltlPLACIH&NT DISTltICT NO, 1991, IN THI CITY OP INGI.IWOOD, COLORADO, BY IXCLUDINO A PARCIL FRON THI PAVING PORTION or THI DISTJlICTI ISTABLIIHINO THI PROPIJlTIIS INCLUDED IN THI DISTRICT PUJlSUANT TO THI CITY'S VOLUNTARY CONCJIIITI UPLACIHENT PROGRAN1 AND SITTING ,ORTH OTHER DITAILS Ill CONNECTION WITH THI DISTJllCT, WHIRIAS, the City council of En9levood, colorado (the •city•t, ha•, by Ordinance No, 32, Seri•• of 1991, finally pa••ed and adopted on Nay 20, 1991 (the •creation Ordinance•t, created Pavin9 Di1trict No. 34/COncrete Jleplac ... nt Di•trict No. 1991 (the 'Dhtrict• I, for the purpo•• of Cil con•tructin9 and ln•talUn9 pavin9, curb, 9Utter, and •idewalk iaprov ... nt•, t09ethar vith nec•••ary incidental•, on certain •trHt•, avenue•, and allay• vithln. the Di•trict ('lone 1•1 and (iii removin9 and raplacin9 •ub-atandard curb, 911tter, and aidevalk and the nev conatruction of curb, 9Utter, and aidewalk laprov ... nta, t09ethar vith n•c••••ry incidental•, on certain atrHta and avenue• vithin the Diatrict c•zone 2•1, and WHEJllAS, due to certain property tran•f•r• vhich OCC\lrred after the proc••• for creation of the Diatrict va• initiated, the iapo9ition and enforc ... nt of a apecial •••••-nt lien on an approaiaately 3.1 acre parcel vlthln &one 1 ia uncertain, and IIIISIIIAS, aaid property, aaai9ned parcel number 1971-JJ-4-00-041 ln the Arapahoe COunty A••••aor•a Office, la located on the -thern -•t portion of s. Plane a. Dr. laat vithin the Dhtrlct, and eUalnatint the propoaed pavlnt laprov ... nta frontlnt aaid property will not affect the apeclal benefit to other propertiea vithin &one 1, and lllllll&AS, the City council haa deterained to ••elude aaid property froa &one 1 of the Diatrict and to eUainate the propoNd pavint ~nu frontlftf aaid property, and WIISUAS, the Creation Ordinance provided that ,_ 2 ahaU include a liaited nuabar of propertiea vithln the City for vhich property -n have voluntarily con .. nted to incluaion into lone 2 purauant to the Clty•a voluntary COftcrete repla~nt pr09raa1 and 1114U.U.1, the deadline for voluntary incluaiOft into ,_ 2 haa paaaed arid the Director or Public Work• of the City haa preHnted the City COllncil with a liat or properti•• to be included into lone 2, and WNIUAS, the reapective -r• of the propertiea to be included into lone 2 have entered into a Special 1.,.-ov ... nt Diatrict Waiver .. r .... nt vlth the City wtlerein aaid property ovnera velved the ritht to a publio hearlnt Oft the incluaion of their reapectlve propertiea into the Diatrict1 and IIUUAI, the City CollnoU haa NterainM to in-11149 au of aa1' propertiea into lone 2 of the Diatrict, ... TUUtoaa. .. IT OIIDAUIIO IY nm C:lff CGUelCIL or TMI Clff 0, WLCIIOOO, COI.OllilDO, Al t'OC.J.,OWS 1 -1 - ' • • - -· . • • .. ·~ <, SMUoa 1. ... ...... to ~ , of o~l•w• •· H 1 ledH of Htl. Tho ,u-.ra,a. nuaborecl (2) of aocu-, of ordlnuoe 110. 32, ledH of lttl, l• herebf -ndecl to ucludo tho eouthor-•t parcel on•· Hatt• a. Dr. •••t vlthln the Dlatrlct and to delete the ~t• apoolallr ltonofltJ.nv ea1d property, and r-nactod •• foll-• OIi (2) lfooeHary 1radla9 and .. ca•at1-, 40' vlde pa•lalJ vltlt 1• coapactecl ,ra,,.1 NM cwrH ud J• aqllaltlo .... nt• Rrfaae, aonorete •lu, CNdt ud p,ac vbon aot alnadr lanallecl or "°' anla9 Clty aUlldarda1 ,~ wltlt a,..nnaacee and laolcloat:ala on the foll-J.nv nnn• and ........ me " I02 .11 fen IIDnlt of t:be ~ c1,7 Llal,a .... &N 1. '"""" ,, ,-,, ,., 7P?? a. la eMn&N to ...._ ,ntenlae lifted la ·~1, a• u a..a .. .-... 11, 8eclN ef lHl, ._. I uau 1ao1 ... au of._ .-1 ,.,,1n7 f• '*1ell -11•• 11u ..._ 91,,.. fee YOlllllUQ laolHloa lato .... I ... .... '*iell an ndt, tftU,, ... ....... 111 wloll • .-an c1•r ......... • an AK ~ laaall... a un 11alalala9 t:be aMl'ooNa of NW ..i ,.,,11,r la_........._.. u ·~, ••• • .. • . . ' - - • • • · ... • (, oLvLeLon of t.ocal Governiaent Ln the Da~nt of t.ocal AffaLr• of th• stat• of colorado. T • r nanc• • a become • ec v• th rty (30) day• after pablLcatLon followln9 fLnal paaaage. Introduced, read Ln full, and paaeed on fLret reaclln9 on th• lat day of JUly, 1991. PublLabed a• a SL11 for an ordLnance on th• 4th day of JUly, 1991. AnaaflD• ••trLcL• •• crow, CLty Clerk I, tatrLcLa a. crow, clty clerk of the CLty of &n9lewood, colorado, henbf certUY tbat the aboYe and fonwolnt L• a tn• copy of a aUl for an ordLnance, Lntrodllced, read Ln full, and pasNd on fLret readlnt on the 1•• day of .July, lttl. -J • ·- ,, •• .. I. • • • -•, • • Pac• l Concrete Improvement District 1991 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Address Schedule I 2941 s. BANNOCK ST. 1971-34-2-lS-019 4158 s. BANNOCK ST. 2077-03-3-22-004 U28 S. BANNOCK ST. 2077·03·3·2S·004 4597 s. BANNOCK ST. 2077-l0-2-19-013 230 E. BELLEWOOD DR. 2077-l0-4-22-021 240 E, BELLEWOOD DR. 2077-10-4-22-020 4SO E, BELLEWOOD DR, 2077-10-4-27-003 480 E, BELLEWOOD DR, 2077-10·4-27-00S 272 E, CHENANGO AVE, 2077-10-4-21-011 840 w. CHENANGO AVE. 2077-09-4-12-030 295 CHENANGO CIRCLE 2077-10-4-21-007 2851 s. CHEROKEE ST. 1971-34-2-07-020 4108 s. CHEROKEE ST. 2077-03-3-21-002 4521 s. CHEROKEE ST. 2011-10-2-20-022 4631 s. CHEROKEE ST. 2011-10-2-20-021 3277 s. CORONA ST, 1971-35-3-11-015 3SlQ I, CORONA ST, 2077-02-2-05-021 3258 s. DELAWARE ST. 1971-34-3-12-008 4357 s. DELAWARE ST, 2011-10-2-05-021 " 3251 s. ELATI ST, 1971-34-3-10-018 3821 s. ELATI ST, 2077-03-2-17-012 3801 s. ELATI ST, 2077-03-2-33-018 3809 s. ELATI ST, 2077-03-2-33-015 4395 s. ELATI ST, 2077-10-2-08-008 3870 s. FOX ST, 2077-03-2-33-007 3948 s. FOX ST, 2077-03-3-08-008 4115 s. FOX ST. 2077-03-3-17-019 4120 s. FOX ST, 2077-03-3-18-003 4285 s. GALAPAGO IT, 2077-03-3-31-013 3113 s. GAYLORD IT, llll-35-4-12-0ll 925 I, GllAND AVI. 2077-10-4-18-005 145 I, GllAND AVI, 2077-10-4-ll-009 3370 s. GRANT ST, llll-34-4-21-009 4338 s. GRANT ST. 2011-10-1-05-oos 4114 s. GRANT IT, 2011-10-1-21-001 4935 s. GIANT ST. 2077-10-4•23-020 4141 s. GllANT ST, 2077-10-4-23-019 3280 s. HU"IOLDT ST. 1871-35-3-ll-019 4101 s. HUllON ST, 2077-0l-4-12-028 nos I, INCA IT, 2077-09-4-02-015 • 4715 I, INCA IT, 2077-0l-4-02-014 740 I, Jl,,IHON AVI. 2077-03•1•14-012 1057 I, KIINLAND CT, 2077-01·3·08-0ll 4145 I, KING IT, 2011-oe-2-10-oos 4C>e 5 I, LINCOLN IT, 2077·03•4·09·011 4479 s. LINCOLN IT, 2011-10-1-10-001 4178 s. LINCOLN IT, 2077•10-1·29•010 4230 I, LIPAN ST, 2077•04•4•13·009 I 4100 •. LIPAN OR, 2077•01•4•14•001 • 3711 s. LOGAN ST, 2077-03•1•15·015 • 3250 I, "ARION ST. 1171•31•3•14•004 • . 1--A . • • - - • • • • • Concrete Improvement District 1991 Schedule I Pac• 2 AddrH• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3358 S. HARION ST. 3088 S. OGDEN ST. 3582 S. OGDEN ST. 1052 W •. OXFORD PL. 4558 S. PEARL ST. 4584 S. PEARL ST. 3349 S. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 4370 S. SHERHAN ST. 908 W. TUFTS AVI. 3189 S. UNIVERSITY BLVD. 3281 S. UNIVERSITY BLVD. 4105 S. WASHINGTON ST. 4808 S. WASHINGTON ST. 4809 S. WASHINGTON ST. 4859 S. WASHINGTON ST. 4889 S. WASHINGTON ST. 3205 S. WILLIANS ST. 3235 S. WILLIANS ST. 3108 S. YORK ST. 1971-35-3-17-007 1971-35-2-22-010 2077-02-2-05-031 2077-04-4-12-0lO 2077-10-1-18-008 2077-10-1-18-009 1971-34-4-20-017 2077-lO-l-08-009 2077-09-1-21-015 1971-35-4-14-018 1971-35-4-14-013 2077-03-4-18-023 2077-lO-l-32-002 2077-10-1-31-022 2077-lO-l-31-018 2077-10-l-31-0lS 1971-35-4-08-020 1971-35-4-08-017 1971-35-4-14-001 .. \ ... .. . . , , . , ·- I • • 0 • , - • • • DAft July 1, 1991 l•l'l'IA~ BT • • • <, COUNCIL CONNUIIICATION 11 d Public Work• Departaent ava.JSCT Award of Bld for Pavln9 Dletrlct No. 34/Conc- r•t• Replacaent Dletrlct No. 1991 Charle• Seterly, Director of Pllbllc Work• Adopt a .-1-to -rel the -•tructlon contract for Pavl,. Dletrlct llo. 34/concrete lleplaceaent Dletrlct llo. lttl to Blt1111lnou• lloadl,&Je of COlorado, Inc. II a 14, lttO, ..,cow .. 1241,IOO la tlle Plr for ••• i,. e ... I~ Dletrlct IIO. 1H1 ..... llltlN llo. U, leri.N lllt-t to neat• Pavl,. Dletrlct IIO. 14/CDauete ... 1.-t 11110,... ONll.._. 11, 1H1 .......... .._Uai,. a II lal a11H111 t ~· ..._ wlt la IO-,. of fl.Ml ef t el .. _.1..._ ..... llltlN ... 17, lerlN ef lHl wae tel,000 te tlle fir f• ... ~ Dletl'lct ... M. ONIINaN 11, lHl D l'l ... 14/CINorete -1~ Dletrlct ... lHl. f• t ~nctlOft of ... ~ Dl rln ... M/CDHlete • 1'91 •• followea l• r• of ODie., lao. lt~ l lltl, ••• 14t2,H7 .0I 49',llt .H 121,HJ.II 604,J .... 110,0IJ .II • • - - • • • • • • <' We are recocmnending award to Bituminoua Roadway• of Colorado, Inc. They intend to aubcontract 40 percent of the work and accompliah 60 percent uaing their own fore••· Bitwainoua Roadway• haa been in the paving buain•••, in Colorado, for eleven yeara. The majority of their experience ia aaphalt paving of roadway•, including Snglewood Parkway and two previoua paving diatricta. Section 113 of the City charter require• "the loweat beat bid ahall be accepted.• We believe that Bituminoua Roadway• provided the loweat beat bid. New Deaign Conatruction i• the loweat bidder at $492,657.05. Thia bid ie $6,882.89 l••• than Bituminoua Roadwaya. We have reviewed the Qualification Application prepared by New Deaign conatruction Coapany and dlacuaaed their intention• with regard to aub-contracting. New Deaign intend• to aub-contract two third• of the conatruction and C011plete one third of the work th .. aelv•• Thia plan doe• not conform to the contract requir ... nta that only allow aubcontracting of 50 percent or l•••· In addition, the liat of comparable project experience aubaitted by New Dealgn include• only one paving project. Baaed upon the information provided, New Deaign doe• not appear to ... t the neceaaary requlr ... nta. Reaolutlon No. 13, aerl•• of 1991 declar1119 the intent to create Pa•l"I Dlatrict No. 34/COncrete Replacaeent Diatrlct llo. 1991 and eatabliahing a public ..._ri111 on the foraatlon of Pa•1"9 Dlatrict llo. 34/Concrete Replacement Diatrlct llo. 1991 waa adopted and approwecl on February 19, 1991. The public hNrl"I Oft foraatiOft of Pav1119 Dlatrlct llo. 34/COncrete Replaceaent Dlatrlct llo. 1991 waa held on Narch 21, 1991. Ordinance llo. 32, 1991 creat1119 Pa•lncJ Diatrlct llo. 34/Concrete ... lac.aent D1atr1ct llo. 1991 waa peaaed April 15, 1991. PIUIICIU. Project Coat, !lee ndad c:onatruction Contract Avard llon-conatructlon coat• Total Project Coat lolarce of hndaa 19'1 PIP 1499,140 211 1 970 17Sl,110 IUJ,600 .._.,nc1er of fund• derived froa Nle of liloftda, The conetruct10ft t of 1499,140 l• aatlolpated to N ndNN ~ ....-&aaulr '100,000 .._ to CMfttH ln the actual aoope of ..... 11. . . • ' I • • • - - • • • • • COUNCIL CONMUMICATION DATB AGENDA ITSN 11 • SUBJSC'l' Collection Agreement with the State of Colorado. July 1, 1991 IIIITIATICD BY City Attorney STAFF SOUltCB Rick DeWitt, City Attorney ISSUS/ACTIOII PROPOSSD Since the paaaage of the Ordinance approving the impoaition of ambulance f .. • we have tried a number of technique• in attempting to collect the charg••· The current approach of uaing a private billing aervice for the initial billing. Thia portion aeem• to be vorking well and ••••ntially they are pra111pt and efficient, of $208,103.15 bill• they have collected $98,195.00 • The neat phaae of collection waa to refer the collection agency which haa not been•• effective. collection ha• been $58,926.31. The total returned very good.) .. tter to a private The total Nnt to unpaid ia $57,302.69. (Not Subaequent to the return of the bill• froa the collection a99ncy we have puraued the .. tter in Municipal Court aa a code violation. Uaing a aaapl• of 50 partlea we have elialnated known tranaienta and the proceaa aervera, both public and private, have been only u»le to Nrve 9 of thoN attempted. Needl••• to aay we are not dealing with people who want to pay their bill• or even have the ability to pay their bllla. The coat la aiaply too high. Service of proceaaor f .. • coat• ran,,. froa 110.00 to 125.00 each. Court ti.ae and proMcutor ti• la continuing which reduce• tl.ae for other .. ttera. At the preaent we are 9oln9 to dlacontlnue thia aa,-ct f or now • We are 90 n9 to uae a new collection •a,,.ncy• that appear• to have a decided edge 1.n the area of deallng "'1th dead beau. The nate haa eatabllahed a coll ection ty•t-n the DepartNnt of ..._nM. They an w 11 ng to &Hitt local tover,..nu and I propoee the City uN ta-1n a pilot progr There are .. ny advantegea including al»ility to eatenalvely reNarch the ••••t• of the debtor. I • • - - • • • • ,, -· • I• - • // e. BY AlmDITlC COOOCIL BILL NO. 51 amnwa NO. smIES rR 199Y- A BILL ftR ~ AN amnwa APP1'JITDG A CXf.UX:"l'I(ltf .AGRmmfl' BY AM) 8E'lWEm nm Cl'l'Y CR ma..a«XD, <XUJWX> NE nm CfNDtAL CXUB:l'ICJtf SERVICE IEPAR'IMm'l' rR ACMINISTRATICJtf STATE rR <XUJWX>. liHERF.AS, current anbulance billing for ambllance auvices after initial billing is presently eent t.o a private billing collection aga,cy; and IIIERF.AS, the State of O>loracb can perform collection ~ for gc,verm8ltal entities; and IIIERF.AS, the fee for the State arvices ia pirely on a contingent basis; and · IIERFM, the ccntin9ent f• for the State of. O>lorack> ia significantly 1-s than cur curnnt private collection ~; and 11112&\S, the state hu m infomational raom:ces at it d1 apcw,l; tOf, blllmfCIRB, m 1T ~ BY 'l'llB C1'lY CXXICIL a, 'DIE Cl'l'Y a, DD.acxx>' CXlatNX>' 'l'IN'l 1. ,-.. 'ftlla ap I at lhall berJin • of the data of ai9n1nl bf all ailiari.s partia Ind lhall aantilue until teadnate4 -simri,dld ~- 2. ..,.,a1. Dlbta vU1 be Nfarnd to Clntral ~ • tt-, ~ at. the City of 9111..aod. Dlbta am be ..,_nd an • aaathly buu, either bf ICllk IMK, upe to upe, or elect.rcnically. 11D cllbta wit!I w ....... thin ~fl- dDllan (*25.00) will be mi.:,.s to Olntrel ~. 1. canaimaUon. rn aanaidlraUon of the Mt CIDllec:ticn arYicea ciiierl&a In th.la A1J1 at, Olnual tbllec:tiorw lhall Nmiw M its f• • ...-...-i to i..at,-w. pwuaat cm, o1. all dD11an CIDllected fl'al the dlbt«. •• In the ~ i.,a1 ~ ia -,a.I.red, the ..,.,. nte vU1 lncnn• flw Ind~ ~ (S.ff) w ... the t.oc1WJ la CNl'9iftt Cnntn1 CbllecUaM far lta IIPIYiaee, -1 - ' I· • , - - • • • • "'~ • t• • not to exceed thirty-three percent ( 33'.) total. 'lhe additional percentage is to cover court costs that are incurred. All attorneys used by the State shall be approved by the City of F))glewcod. Bankruptcies will be returned to the City of f))glewcod as unoollec:tible. b. central Collections, ~ necessary, and with the approval of the City, will have the diacretion to farm out acccunts to the private aector for further ex>llectioo activity. 'lhe fee rate charged to the City of Ehglewood will be the rate that the private llq«w:'f is charging Central Collections, not to exceed thirty-three percent (33'.) • 4. Transfer of Funds. l\mds recovered by Central Collectians fxaa dii6tori vlli be transferred to the cuatamr via a warrant. ax:h transfera shall be made l•• the fees de9cribed in Section 2 of this Aqleelaat on a IID'lthly basis. 5. Racall and lfri~f. 'D18 only ntuon that a dllbt can be recalled fnn m &ilec:tiona by the City of Ehglewaod after pl~t wauld be that the account wa marred in error, ar, ta...s en aut.ual &grl I I 1t, indigance, or other lllitiCJAtinrJ c:im .. t.a,ce that prdubita the debtor fraa paying the dllbt. fi. Pll)!!llt• Rllceiwd. All ~1ta ~wd by the City of lhJlaioad en my Wi ri'-red to Ollnt.ral Collactiona lndar the tams of this Agl-lt. lhall be nport.ad to Olntral Collec:t1ona within thirty (30) days of nceipt. All such ~ lhall be .-.ad, foe p1rpONS of fee calculation, to haw bean nc:iouand by Olntral Collactiona. 7. ~ 'Dia follawinlJ lllpCICta lhall be fumiahad to the City of by Olntral Collec:ticna en a cnoa sulthly, or Cfll!RSlJ, baaia. arm',& llaltt.m ~' .. a.tua ~' a..s a.tua lipai£ ly1 Lit.ltatian Pa,pw ~- •• ~-tithllr party .., tMatnete tb1.a Air It tlrinl the otMr party thirty (JO) --prior wittal nat.kle ol it.a ~ to di) ao • ,. OtMl' ~-1h1a • It will .. blndlnt (1ft the ,...ua iiaao:&lr-i I :«I, 1-,.1 ~--wt wlp. 9le ,-U.. -, not. aai9ft this Alp" It ar 1ff1 t..nta.t. '-9in without the odlS plll'tia sinar wittan aanaant. this lttqc ... amwtitutee the antire • * wt ~ bltwarl the partJa -,.rd1ae of -, ....,S.:-wit.iftla ar cn1 undJEuld1191, wl lta ~ will nat lm9Jn lifta' .. altand br my cn.1 ap 1 * or infoma1 witint, nor a., fallUN to iMlK 'IICI' parfcaa.ae, or fallun to wd• "'I~ ar prl .U..,.. Altentionl, adllltionl, or: dlll 11 I ln thia Atr I at will .. -2 - • ' . . I. • , - • • • • ,. - • . • ' accait>lished ooly by written endorBe11e11t, menclrent, executed by authorized parties. 10. Notices. All notices 1-ereunder shall be in writing and shall be deemed giwn "181\ mailed, poet.age prepaid, addressed as aet forth belCIII. Central Oollectianll 225 But 16th Awnue, ante 555 Dam/er, Colorado 80203 City of lb)lewcod Dapartant of. Safety Services 3615 South Elati Strmt n,glawcod, Ool.onm 80110 tntrom:ed, rea4 in full, 1114 pMNd en first ~ en the lat day of. JUly, 1991. Pd:>liilhad u a Bill fer an OEdinance an the 4th da:f of JUly, 1991". h&L:li 1. craw, Bti ca hl&ii *· craw -J- . , .. I . • , - • • • • • • 'nti.s Collection Agreerent is made as of day of , 19 , between Central Collection Service, Departnent of Mnliiistratlon, State oC"a:,loracb and the City of !hglewcod based on Mninistrative Rule 1.04 for Accounts Receivable, for the purpose of cx,llecting debts in oonfonnance to Coloracb Revised Statute 24-30-202.4. This Contract contains the following items and ex>ndi tions: 1. Term. 'nlis agreement shall begin as of the date of signing by all authorized parties and shall cx,ntinue until tenninated as provided herein. 2. Referral. Debts will be referred to Central Cbllections as they bec:xrlll delinquent at the City of D,glewcod. Debt.a can be referred on a m::inthly basis, either by 1limk sheet, tape to tape, or electronically. No debts with balances less than belty-five dollars ($25.00) will be referred to Central Collections. 3. c.onaideration. In ocnsideration of the debt a>llection aervices &.crlbed In this 1tigree1•1t, Central O>llec:tions shall receive as its f• an illlDJnt etflal to belty-b«> percwit (2~) of all dollars ex>llected fnlll the debtor. a. In the awnt legal action is recJlired, the IIJove rate will incruN five and ane-half pe:rcsnt (5.~) CNK what the attcmwy is charging Cmtral Oollec:tiaw for its auvicee, not to ml:.ed thirty-thne percmt ( 33"/.) tot&l. flw adllit.ianal ~ is to a:JIIIU' a:imt omts that .. incurred. All at.tomeya UNd by the 8tat.e lhall be ~ by the City of Dlgi...ooit. 8lnla:\lptciea will be ntumad to the City of D,gi..aad • w,collec:tible. b. c:mtral Cbllectiaw, ~ naoeawy, and with ttw ~ cl the City, will have the 4iscnticn to !MIi oat aaaaunta to the private -=tor for furthar ao1lectian ctivity. ,,. fa rate c::hM'cJad to the City of llnglawaod will be the rate that: ttw priV9ta -,.q is c:harginlJ o.,tral Cbllec:ticna, not to ....s thirty-three pe:rcsnt (]]\). 4. 'l'rwfer of Funds. P\lrldl ~ by Olntral ~ frm dlbt.oca vlli 6i triniiirnd to the aaetcaar via• Wlllffant. adl trwfen lhall 5. be Mda 1 .. the fw dlac:riW in ~ 2 cl th.ls Alp" at Clft a .:inthly bule. llamll and •U•-off. 'Die cnlJ NMOn ~ a dlbt am be NOIJled f:ral &;&ii doiiecllcini bf the City of .. 1-.a,d after plK Lat ID&ld be that the aoocaant wa mfen'ed in sror, or, a..d an mtua1 a,r I It, f.nd.l.9ance, or other 111.tltatinl ~ ~ prch.lblta the dlbtar traa payinlJ the dlbt. ·- ' I • • , - - • • 6. 7. • • • (, • znts Received. All payments received by the City of &lglewcod on any referred to Central Collections under the tems of this Aogree11e.1t shall be reported to Central Collections within thirty (30) days of receipt. All such paymnts llhall be dl!lmlld, for plrp)Nlt of fee calculation, to hava been z:eoovved by Central Collections. ~ 'lb9 following reports shall be fumishe4 to the City of by Central Collections en a cnce-mocathly, or ~ly, buia. a.:e-MonthlEi Raaittance Report; ~ Status Rapmt; Cl.oNcS status Rlpart 6iirteriy: tigation Progreaa Rlpart. 8. ~tion. Either party my teminate this Ap1mmt CJivinl) the other piity tiilrty (30) days prior vritun notice of its int.mt to do m. I. Other Jlrorisicna. 'fflia .1'4r11 I at will be bin4inriJ en the partiaa hanto, &Ir auocaam, legal ~,,.. IIICS wip. '1!18 partiaa my not uaiCJll this ~at er my lntcat harein without the other parties prior written CCl\8alt. 'ftlia At:Jrw••t oonatituta the watin Agrt at 1114 ~ bebillan the pllrtia reprdleu of my pnvicua vritinp er cral ~. and its teaa will not lm'ein llfta' be alta'ell by my cral aaic at er infcmal witing, nar by fallm9 to iMiat 'ID' sa&.www.ce, er fallm9 to W"Ciae my~ er privilalJN. AltanUam, addltiaw, er~ in thia Al)rl I at will be aca:llpJ.iabed cmly by wittan ar4w: at, • trdwaat, ~ by aut:hor1ad ,-u.. 10. aat;icea. m nat1aea Mn1U11&111r all be in wlt!nt 1114 all• c111a1111 ~ ..u.l, pa9tlllJI pnpaid, ~ I I M at fmtb llalaw. Clntral~ 225 ~ 11th lllmla, aalte 555 ....... a.JGndo 80203 Cl~of-en,f D J btt&* of adety ~ Jl1511mtba.&lan. -.1 ...... a.JGndo •110 81111111 a, OYIWDO alll9M, CDIM-fW rJ#s. ,.,. ,,,, ' rm a, -am, ........... • • - • • • • ,,, - COUNCIL CONNUIIICATION DATB July 1, 1991 AGENDA ITBN 11 f SUBJBCT Colorado Department of Highway• Po•••••ion and Uae Agreement. INITIATED BY Bi-City Superviaory Committee STAFF SOURCE Stewart Fonda, Director of Bi-City WWTP ISSUB/ACTION PROPOSED The action propoaed ia to approve by ordinance an agreement between the Colorado Department of Highway• and the City of Englewood and the City of Littleton for grant of deed and use of a portion of the Bi-City property. A• a part of this transaction the Colorado Department of Highway• agr .. • to conatruct, purauant to City plan• and apecificationa, improvement• on the Bi-City aite. The improvement• are conatruction of aeptage dumping facilitiea. PasYIOUS COUNCIL ACTION 2/ 9/91 Approval by ordinance of an eaaement to Public Service Company of Colorado for relocated power pol••· 4/15/91 Approval by ordinance of an eaaement to Southgate Sanitation Diatrict for a relocated 54" interceptor. nan ANALTHI The propoaed alignment of the new Lipan ltr .. t at the lanta re and Dartaouth interaection i• along the aoutheaat corner of the Bi-City WWTP alte. The poa .. eelon and uae agreement i• needed to accoaiaodate the new atr .. t and 1• generally the only route for the atr .. t. Thia alignaent ia included in the Lofl9 llange Naeter Plan for the plant. Not approving the agr .... nt will delay the interaection project and .. , reeult in CDOtt taking other .. aauree to acquire the property. The CDOtt ~roject upgrading ·santa re reaulta ln lillited ace••• froa Santa re to aide roade, driveway•, etc. The work at the Dart.aouth intereection reac,wee accea• to the 1110bile hoae court• on the north"'9et corner of the intereection. Nobile lloae aoceee --- • . , ' I • • • • • will be provided by a new Lipan Street. The alignment of the new Lipan Street, from Santa re to Dartmouth, 1• along the eoutheaet corner of the Bi-City WWTP and require• a po•••••ion and uee agreement from the citiee of Englewood and Littleton. When Lipan Street ie completed, the etreet will be turned over to the Snglewood Public Work• Department for maintenance. The etreet will be conetructed in accordance with Public Work• etandarde. FIIIAIICIAL CDOH will pay $331,485 to the reepective eewer fund• of the citiee of Snglewood and Littleton, eince the property ie jointly owned by the citiee. The fund• will be eplit 50/50 in accordance with the Joint Venture Agreement. The City and the CDOH have agreed that up to $331,485.00 will be ueed for conetruction of the Bi-City WWTP improvemente. . ' ' , I • • • - - • • • • 1/-F CDH:II. BILL R>. 46 ~ A BIIL PCR AN CR>INAOCE ~ SPECIAL ~ DEmlS NI> EASIM!Hl'S BlfflB!H 'l'HE <XLCJWX) STATE HIGHWAY DEPARDmn' AND THE crrr CF f2G.IHXJ) NI) THE crrr CF L~ PCR POSSESSIOO AND USE CF ,A PCRl'IOO CF THE BI-cIT!t' Pk.PE2tH NEBIB> PCR fDml SA?n'A FE IMPRJlmo1ENl'S AND ~ AN JIGRmBn' PCR CXHmU!TIOO a, Il~~ AT THE BI-CITY SITE. ~, the State of Colorado has authorized the conatruc:tion of South Santa Fe; and ~, the State of Colorado Depar1:na1t of Highlays is ccnstructing inprcM!aents along South Santa Fe; and ~. it is necessary for the City of Englewood to ocm,ay the ieal property to the State Highway Department for the Oll\Str\l:tion of South santa Fe; and ~. the City of EngllMX>d and the Colorado~ of HighNaye haY9 a;reecS to the just concept for such rights; and IIDF.AS, the City of Englewood and the Col.on&> ~ of ~ agree that the Colorado Dllpllrt:ant of Hicjl,laya lhall bid and ~ aerta1n ocnstruct.ion at the Bi-City prq,erty; tDf, 'fflEltlP<Jm, BB IT ~ BY 'l'HE crrr <DK:IL a, 'DS crrr a, m:a.lllOOD, CX'[aH)O, 1IS faJ,(111: Section 1. 'ftw City of l!ngla«JOd henby ~ the granting of a SpecW Warranty Deed fer Paroal No. 31R Rav. 2, of the It.ate Dli-tbaiat of Hicjl,laya, Division of ~. State of Q)londo, Project No. laJ 085-2 (51), atuched hereto • l!:lchibit A. Sllction 2. 'ftw City of l!nglawood henby acmpt.a a lllrranty Deed for Parcel Ao. Ji, liav. 2, attactwd hereto • Ellhibit a. Sllctlcn 3. 1he City of l!ngla«JOd hanby ~ the granting of • SpecW ilininfy Deed fer Paroal No. 31R .... 2, to the Q)lcndl) at.ate Dliii-tbai•l of ruc,..y., attactwd '-wto -Bllhibit c. &act.iolL 5. 1he City of llnlla«JOd __, CS cw the cpntin9 of a .... alt. ..... at No. ~31 .... t.o the Ql1andl, aate Dlpataamt. of Kl~. Ati.:twd '-wto -Mibit •• -1 - . , .. I. • - • • • Sectian 6. 'ff1e City of Englewood hereby approves the granting of a Talporary l!'.aal!lm!nt No. 'l'E-31 Rev. 2, fnn the Colorado state Dl!lpartMnt of Highways, attached hereto M EIChibit P. Sectian 7. 'ff1e City of Englewood agrees to the t.eims of the 1t;Jr &t at~ as EIChibit G, said Agrwe.&t provides for amstruction of iJlprcMnents of the Bi-City Plant site. Section 8. Total just cxnpensation shall be $331,485.00 fran this - shall be declared the ooet of~ to the Bi-City Plant pursumt to the }l,greement between the City of Englewood and the C'olorad:> state DepartlBlt. of Highways. IntrodJced, read in full, and puaed a\ first reading a\ the 1st day of JW.y, 1991. Published as a Bill for im Ordinance en the 4th day of JW.y, 1991. Patricia A. Crciw, city ciei:£ I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of B'!JleN:x>d, C'olm'ado, twnby certify that the lb:Ne and tangoing ia a trua acpy of a Bill far a, Ordinance, inU'Olllced, mad in full, and paNd en fint nadinl) en the lat day of J'Uly, 1991. htrlcli R. era, -2 - ' , • ' I . • f , - • • • ,, -• ----O'clock_.M. ------------19_. 'luto~Jllm~1llm'lr~ Chat 11, ot' lli~ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, CO., a Colorado Municipal Corporation (l/2 inter.) and CITY OF LITTLETON, CO., a Colorado Municipal Corporation (l/2 inter.) !ht Granto, o, Grantar-. Thirty Eight Thousand Eight of the and County of Arapahoe ,and Stalt of Colorado Hundred Fifty and no/1007'1° la for and in considtrotion of tht sum of TEN DOLLARS -and othtr QOOd and valuable considltatiofll to !ht IGid GnllllDr ar Glanlors in hand paid, the receipt whlrlOf is hlr1by conftHICI ond oclulowlld9'd, hove ifflllltd, bclf9ainld, sold ond conveyed, ond bJ lh111 prntnls do htreby GRANT, BARGAIN, SELL AND CONVEY unto STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Division of Highways, State of Colorado ffll Gnll'IIN,its IUCCNIOFI ond ollignl forwwer, the following Niil llNIPlftr. ........,mffll Qiunlyaf Arapahoe and State af Colorodo, to•wit: A remainder parcel of land No, 31R Rev, 2 of the State Dllpartant of HialhleYII, Diviaion of~. State of Colonido, Project No, PaJ 085-2(51) oontaininl 14,671 eq. tt., aore or 1 .. , in the SR 1/4 of the NI 1/4 of Section 33, Tolmabip 4 South, Rllnle 68 W..t, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Arapahoe Ccult.7, Colorado, -.id r-einder parcel beine aan particularly deecribed -followa: Beainnin, at a point on a aoutheaaterl1 line of tbat. propert.7 dNcribed in Book 4492, P11ae 575, recorded in Arapahoe Ccuaey Clerk and llaaorder'• office, fraa Milich the NI comer of the SR 1/4 of the NI 1/4 of Sectian S3 t.ara N. 47' 08' 21" I, a diatance of 860,60 feet; 1 1. 'lbence N. 12' 13' 46" B. al.anl aaid aoutheaaterl1 propert.7 line, a diatanoe of 249. 76 f•t, to the aoutb line of tbat propert.7 deacribed in Book 4492, ~ 576, recordad in aaid oeu1t.7 racorda; 2. 1hance s. n· 41' 21" B. alon, aaid aoutb Jll'Gllfft.7 Um, a diatanoe of 325.46 f•t: 3. 1hance N. 66' 23' US" W. a diatame of 30,98 feet; 4. ,-._ s. n· 47' 35" w. a diatance of ••• 1 feet; 5. 1bmae alon, the arc of a CIUl'ft to the left baYula a ndiua of 100,00 feet, a dia~ or 144,68 feet, (tM dlal,l of tAia arc t.an s. 41' IO' n• V. a diatance of 131,31 rat,: 6. 1'lance S. OI' 53' 41• W. a diatame of IN.TT fat; 7. 1'lance 8, 89' U' 11• I, a~ of 31,57 r.t, an or 1-, to the point of blc1M.lal, n.. above daacrtllacl rwet..teir ..,...i oant&im 14,171 .... ft,, m or &NI ..._. an • polar al:a waU. of tM a..t. llM ol tM • l S3 .. ; Nici llr QilWlr7 MNO, at. J,N,: O,.lal.001, .. tall __ _. tor u. cm a, IMlaCJCI>, (N, oo• oa• 11• 1.1. IMIUMXlD • .. w•rr 11taarr ea ••W> ,. -- . , .. I . • , - • • • Project FCU 085-2(51) Parcel Noa. 31R RIV. Z and Pl-31A Pa8e Two • Beeinninl at a point an the IIOUth line of that property deacribed in Book 4497, ~-576, recorded in the Arapahoe (:omty Clerll and Recorder'• office, fraa which the NB comer of the SI 1/4 of the NB 1/4 bean N, 38• Zl' 00" E. a distance of 428.0Z f•t: 1. 'lbence N, 89" 41' Zl" w. alCllll said IIOUth propert.7 line, a distance of 340,37 f•t: Z. 1bence alCllll the arc of a curve to the riabt bavinl a radiua of 100,00 f•t, a distance of 43.79 feet (the chord of aaid arc beara N, 77' 14' 53" B., a distance of 43.44 f•t): 3, 1bence N. 89" 47' 35" B., a distance of 279.61 f•t: 4, 1bence s. 55• 54' 25• B., a distance of n.20 feet, mre or 1-, to the point of b-.imi,c. 'lbe above deacribed peWlt •s .t cant.aim 3,489 aq. ft., -,re or 1.-. For the p.arpme of oanatnactlan and aintaanae of an ~ --ae line. a.rill8I are buad an a polarla obaervatlan of the ... t. Una of the NB 1/4 of a.ctlan 33 ......-b.r OiJlle&7 Auoo. at. J.M.; D-1133.001, dated Sept. 1980 ......-for the CITY a, DIHIQI), (N. oo· oz• . 11· B,). 'ftlia •11 twill ba nurMd wdar' the riabt.a of the Cl~ of Brcl....S to OONI' atatlnl __. Una wdar' Md emaaa the abov9 antianad Jll'Ollffl,1 • ~\ .. I . • , - ] • • • • TOGETHER with all and si119ular the heteditamns and a~nces lherlun!O belonQing.arinanywi• Cllll*laininQ.andlhe ,._ sian and reversions, remaindlr and remainders, 11111s, iuues and profits 1""9of; and oll llll lltale, rilJhl, title, inllrnt, Claim and demand whatsoe,,e, of the sa id Grantar ar Grantars, either in law ar equity, at, in and to the obavl bolptld jlllffli.., with 1111 hlllditameNI and 1111 appurtenances. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the sa id premius abavl lxll90ined and dHetillld, willl III appurtenanca, 1111to the 1111d G1an111 and its successors and oni ons '°"""· And thl said Granlar ar Grantars, for lhlffllllves, lhlir hlirl, 9*IIIOrl and odminiltrotars, do CIMlllld, C)fant, barQain and ao,ee ta and with the sa,d Grant11 and its succeuars and auiona. that at the time crl Ille •ecutian and delivery of thne presents, they w•ie .. 11 •izld at the premises above conveyed, a, of QOOCl,sure, perfect,abartl and indlflaillle IIIOII at inlllrltanal, in law, in Fee Simple, and had gaad right, full pa-and lawful authority to QIQlll,baroain, sell and convey the some in the moniwcnt farm aforesaid ; that lllell\llffllartll'N and clear tram all other orants, borooi n1, sol11, liens, to•,ouelll!IIICI and encumllNlncll of wtlll- ever kind or nature soever, by , through ar under the Grontar ar Grantor1; that the said Granto, or Grontars will WARIIANT AND FOREVER DEFEND the abave boroained premius in the quiet and peaceable ~ion of the aold Gront11, and 111 1ucce11ors and ouigns, aga inst all and every person or persons lawfully claiming ar to cla i m the whole ar any part thereof, by, lhrOIIQh ar lllldlr the said Grantor or Granlors . IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said Grantar or Grantors have hereunto Ht their hands thi•-------do-y al A.0., 19-. Sioned in the presence of : ATTEST : ATTEST: P~E~ l ____ and County of----------r .. CITY OF ENGI,EWOOD, co., A Colorado Municipal Corporation (1/2 inter.) CITY or urn,E]'Olf, co., A Colorado Mypicipal Corporation (1/2 inter.) The for99otnt lnllnlll*II -ICIUlowllclfld lllfort 11111111, ___ .,,, ___________ , 11-, 117 ------------------------------------- WITNESS 1111 '-41 111d Offi clol Sloi, ... Com111 1111on w, .. : _________ _ STATE OF } ----and CounlJOf----------II TIit l0tt 90'nQ INlfMIIIIN .. aa t 1f11• ...... 1111 11111 ·°'-----------IL-, llf ----------------------------------------- WIT ESS "'r '-' ft Qff,c,a Seel , ii ;1 I 1 _, ..... I . ' I I • I I i J I I jll1 ii 1ltl ' I • • - • • • CDOH DISTRICT 6 DENVER TEL No.303-757-9907 Hay 15,91 1411,-.... -.. .. .. • ,ao,sa'l'Y ACQUIUD fAY HRl10118 roa 4/11/90 8823031.015 PARCEL NO. 31 Rev.2 STA. 3+ TO STA. 18+ CITY ' or ENGLEWOOD' co. ' a Colorado aunicipal corporation (Lipan) (Lipan) FROM CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, co.,. Colorado municipal corporation (1/2 inter.) CITY or LITTLETON, co., a Colorado aunicipal corporation (1/2 inter.) l'OR FCU 085-2 (51) STATE HIGHWAY NO. 85 SANTA YE DRIVE at DARTMOUTH AVE, QIICIJl'UPI A tract or r.rcel ot land No. Jl Rev.a ot the State Department or Highway•, Div aion of H19hwaya, State of Colorado, Project No. FCU 085-2(51) containinq 51 1 151 sq. rt., aor• or l•••, in the SE 1/4 of the NB 1/4 of Section .33, Tovnahip 4 South, Ra"9e 68 Waat, or tho Sixth Principal Meridian, in Arapahoe County, Colorado, eald tract or parcel being aore particularly da•cr1bed a• follow•: BecJinning at a point on the eaat ri9ht of vay line of Lipan street (Jan., 1110) froa which the SW corner of tile SI 1/4 of the NI 1/4 or Section 33 bear• s. 04• 57 1 14• w. a diatance of 355.13 feetr 1. 2. 3. 4. ,. ,. 7. •• ,. \0. 11. u. Thence s. oo• 06' 21• w. along aald a .. t rlc,ht of way line, parallel with and 30.00 feat •••t of tbe veat line of tbe ••id SI 1/4 of th• 11B 1/4, a diatanc• or 10.39 feat, to a •outh line or that propertf deaoribed in llaok 44ta, Pa9e 575 recorded in the Arapal)oe County Clerk and Jtecorder'• otdce: thence th• followinf nine (t) ooun•• are alonv •aid 8CNth property liner s. It· 40 1 ot• •• a diatance or 100.00 r .. t, N. oo· o,• a .. •• a diatance or 50.00 r .. t, s. .,. 40 1 o,• •• a diatance or 340.11 reetr N. ,,. st• sa• •• a diatance or H.tt r .. t, N, 11 • 24 1 21• •• a diatance or,,.,, r .. t, N. »· ot• o,• •• a dlatance of 35.H f .. t, N, o,· n• ,1• ". a diatanoe or aa.,, r .. t,. N. 43• H' 21• •• a dlatanoe of H.00 feetr N. 2•· ,,. 44• •• a diatance of IJ.33 feetr Thence departi;I Nid 80Uth property Una 11. 01• I>' u• K. • ~,.tanc. of I ,.,1 t .. t, Thence alOftl the arc of a curve to tlle rltllt baYlnt a radlu• or 100.00 r .. t, • diatanoe of 1u.11 fNt, (tbe chord of tbla arc bear••· ••· ao• Jt• s. a dlatanee of 1,2.,1 r .. t)r ... -continued- --. •. .. I . • - • • • FCU 085-2(51) Parcel No. 31 Rev.2 lla9e Nu. 2 • 13. Thence N. 99• 47 1 35" E. • diatance of 261.61 feet, u. Thence s. 66· 23' .u• B. a distance of 30.91 feet, to the south line of that property described in ltook 4493, Page 576, recorded in said county records, "' - 15. Thence S, 99•· 41 1 21" B, alon9 said south propertr line, a distance of 41.93 feet, to the weat right of way ina of S,H. 85 (April 1990)1 16. Thence N. 16· 55 1 27" E. alon9 said weat right of way lina, a diatanc• of 15,65 feet, to the north line of ••id property: 11. Thence N. 89' 41' 21" w. along said north property line, a ,/ distance of 450.51 feat, 18, Thence alon9 the arc of a curve to the left havin9 a radiua of 150,00 feett a diatance or 99.32 feet, (the chord of thi• arc bear• s. 25• 51' 49• w. a di•t~nce of 97.52 feet): 19, '1'hence s. 06· 53' ,2• w. a diatance of 290.97 feet, 20. Thence along the arc of a curve to the right having• radiua of 190.00 feet, a distance of 275.24 feet, (the chord of thi• arc bear• s. ca• 23' 41" w.· a di•tance of 251.80 feet), 21. Thence s. at• 53 1 42• w. a dletance of 113.31 feet, 22. 1'hence alone, the arc of a curve to the left having a radiua of uo.oo feet, a dlatance of 211,40 ffft, (the chord of thia arc bear• s. 14• 39' 31• w. • diatance of 204.13 feet) aore or lesa, to the point of be9iMi119. Th• above deacribed parcel contains 51,151 aq. ft., aore or loan, • .. aringa are baaed on a polar!• obaervation of tbe Eaat line of the NS 1/4 of section 33 prepared by Gift98l'Y Maoc. at 3 .N.1 D-1633.001, dated Sept. 1110 prepanld for the CITY or DNH,&IIOOO. <•· oo· 02• 12• •·>· , . . ' •. .. I . • - - • • • CDOH DISTRICT 6 DENVER TEL No .3.03-757-9907 Ha~ 15,91 14:19 No.003 .P.O\ ,·.-.... PARCEL NO. JlRl STA. 10+ TO STA. 11+ (Lipan) (Lipan) RBNAIIIDSR 'IO 88 ACQUJUD raox 1/H/tO 882J031R.100 CITY OF BNGU:WOOD, CO., a Colorado'·· aunicipal corporation (1/2 inter.h.'. CI'l'Y OF LITTLETON, co., a Colorad~.(·. aunicipal corporation (1/2 inter.>·( FOil STATE HIGHWAY NO. 15 FCU 085-2(51) SANTA FE DRIVE at DARTMOUTH AVZ. PIICIJ!TIPII A re•aindar parcel No. 31Rl of the State Department of Hilhvay•, Division of Highways, State of Colorado, Proiect llo. FCU 015-2 51) containin9 1,932 Sq. Ft., aore or leaa, in t&e SE 1/4 of the N 1/4· of Section 33 Township 4 South, Ranqe ti West, of the Sixth Principal Merldian, in Arapahoe county, Colorado, said r .. ainder parcel being aore particularly described a• follows, BecJinninLat a point on a southeasterly line of that property deacribed in ok 4412, Pat• 575, recorded n the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder'• office, froa which th• NE corner of the SI 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section ll bear• N. 47• 01 1 21• E. a distance of 110.10 Ceet, 1. Thence s. 21• 51 1 44• w. alo119 aaid southeasterly property line, a diatance of 112.02 r .. t, 2. Thence w. o,• 53' 42• s. a di•t.anc:• of 100.14 feet, 3. Thence a. 11• 41' 21• •· a diatance of 31.57 t .. t, aore or leaa, to the point or becJinnin«J. The above described r ... inder parcel contain• 1,132 sq. ft., aor• or le••· 1e1rinq• are baaed'on a polaria obaervat.ion of the aaat. line of tho NE 1/4 or Section n prepared by Gil'ICJ•ry Aaaoc. at J .N. r D-11,,.001, dated Sept. 1110, prepared for the CITY or ENGLEWOOD. (N. oo· 02• u• •·>· --o . . •. .. I . • , - • • • cDOH ~ISTRICT 6 DENVER TEL No.303-757-9907 . '\ Hay 15,91 l•••- PARCEL NO. SE-Jl STA. 3+ TO STA. 14+ (Lipan) (Lipan) FCU 085-2(51) ar.o•• JIA8aall'l' TO 88 ACQUJUD FOR ROADWAY .uawG8B8 l'OR 1/26/90 8U30SE-,3l CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, CO,, a colorado,aunicipal corporation FROM cn·v OF ENGLEWOOD, co., a Colorado municipal corporation (1/2 inter,) CITY OP LITTLETON, CO., a Colorado municipal corporation (1/2 inter.) FOR STATE HIGHWAY NO. 85 SANTA FE DRIVE at DARTMOUTH AVE, PIIGIIITIPJI A slope easement NO, SE-Jl of the State Department of Highway•, Division or Highway•, State of Colorado, Proiect No. ~cu u,~-2(51) containing 18,065 Sq. Pt., aore or l•••, in the SS 1/4 of the NE 1/4 ot Section 33 Township 4 south, RaftC)e 18 West, of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Arapahoe county, Colorado, aaid elope eaae .. nt parcel being more particularly described•• follow•: ninning at a point on the east ri9ht of vay line of Lipan Street Jan., 1990) fro• vhieh the SW corner of th• IS 1/4 of the Ml 1/4 o ection 33 bears s. 04" 57 1 14• w. a diatance of 355,13 f .. t, 1. · Thence N. oo• 0,1 21• s. alont said ... t r1CJbt of var line, parallel with and 30,00 feet eaet of the veat line or the eaid SE 11, of the 11B 1/4, • diatanc• ~f 13,14 t .. t, 2. Thence N. 49• 24' 31" B. a dlatanc• of ,5.15 feet, 3. Thence N. 11• 37 1 37• B, a diatance of 51,04 feet, 4. ~'hence N, 74• 51 1 01•.s. • distance of 51.51 feet, ,. ~~enc• N. 95• 06 1 13• E. a dietance of 54,JJ feet, ,. Thence N, ,,. 51' ot• z. a distance of 150,01 f .. t, 7. Thence M. 77• 12' 11• 1. a diatance of 71,17 f••t1 1. Thence N. 51" 05• 11• E, • distance of 71.75 f .. t, 1. Th•nce N, 25' 53' 31" 1. a diatance of 11.11 f .. e, 10. Th•nc• N. 01· ,1• 04• s. a di•tance of Jll,OJ f .. t, 11. Thence M. 15' lt' JI• 1. a dlatance of 11,71 f .. t, •con~inuad• ... _.D • ' I . • , - - • • ~uun Ul~IKl~I ~ UtNVt~ TEL No.303-757-9907 Hay 15,91 14:19 No.003 .P.o~ \ • FCU 085-2(51) Parcel SE-31 Page No, 2 12. lJ, 14. 15, 16. u. 18. Thence N. 42° 13 1 1911 B. a diatanca of 48.17 feet, to a north line of that property de•cri~ed in Book 4492, Page 575! recorded in the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder•• off cer Thence s. at· 41 1 21 11 B. along aaid north. property line, a distance of 7,07 feet, · '!'hence along the . arc of a curve to the left having a radius of 150.00 feot, a distance of tt.32 feet (the chord of thi• arc bears s. 25• 51 1 49" w. a di•tanca of 97.52 feet); Thence s. 06° 53 1 42" w. a distance of 290.97 feet, Thence along the aro of a curve to the right havift(J a radius of 190.00 feet, a distance of 275.24 feet (the chord of this arc bears s. 48" 23' 41"• w. • diatanca of 251.10 feet); ·1·hence s. et• 5J' u• w. a cUstanca of 113.39 feet, Thence alon9 the arc of a curve to the left haVift9 a radlua of 240.00 feet, a distance of 211.40 feet, (the cl\ord of thi• arc bear• s. 64" Jt' 31• w. a diatance of 204.13 feat), more or lesa, to the point of ba9inninq. The above1 described elope ...... nt contain• li,015 eq. ft., aore or le••, and ia for the conatruction and -intenance of roactvar •lopea. ... rint• are baaed on a polaria obaervation of the Saat Une of the NS 1/4 of section n preparad by olnverr Aaaoc. at 3 .N. 1 D-1633. 001, dated Sept. Hao, prepared for U.. Cl'l'Y OP IIIGl.&IIOOD. (N. 90• 02' 12" !.). . ,, . ' ·- .. I. • • , - • • • ,,_ "'""'" Ui~I"•'-'• .., w-•••'-•' ,._._ 1 •w • ...,...,.., t "'' .;,~\II .. -·· .. • HIUIMIDl'I IIUIDIBft '1'0 BB ACQUIUD J'OR ROADWAY DRAIMAOB roa 1/26/90 88230PE-.31 PARCEL NO. PE-31 Rav. STA. 2+ TO STA. J+ (LIPAN) (LIPAN) CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, CO., a Colorado municipal corporation PROK CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, co.,. Colorado municipal corporation (1/2 inter.) CITY or LITTLBTON, co.,. Colorado municipal corporation (l/2 inter.) l'OJl FCU 085-2(51) STATK HIGHWAY NO. 15 SAN'l'A FE DRIVE at DARTMOUTH AVE. PIICftltTIQN A panaanant easement No. PE-31 Rav. of th• Stat• Dapartaent of Hi9hway•, Division or Highway•, State of Colorado Project No. FCU 085-2(51) containin9 10,438 •q. ft., •ore or ie•s, in the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 33, Town•hip 4 south, Range 61 West, of the sixth Principal Meridian, in Arapahoe county, Colorado, aaid peraanent •••e&ent bein9 .are particularly deacribed a• followas le4ilinning at a ~int on the weat ri9ht of way line ot:Lipan St. (Jan. ltto) froa which th• SI corner of aaid SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 bear• s. 04• 47' 22• E. a di•tanc• of 351.40 feet, 1. 2. ,. 4. Thence s. oo• 06 1 21• W,, alonv ••id weat ri9ht of vay line, a diatance of 20.00 feet, to the eouth Un• of that proporty described in aook 441':lt Pa9e 575, recorded in th• Arapahoe County Clerk and JCaeoroer•• Office, 'l'hence N. 11• 40' 34• w., elo119 ••id IIOllth property Una, a distance or 511.42 f .. t, to the eaet ri9ht of vay line oC Platte River Drive (Jan., 1110)1 Thence alonv •aid eaat ri9ht of vay line bei119 an arc ot a curve to tfte ri9ht havlnc, a radiu• of 705.)7 feet,• distance ot 20.61 teet (the chord of .. td aro bear• N. 13" 37 1 Jt• N., a diatance of 20.61 feet), Thence•· 11• 40 1 34• s., a dletanc• of S24,31 feet, aore or 1•••, to the point of betinniftll. Th• above deacrlbed peraanent •• .... nt cont•lna 10,431 aq. ft., aore or le••i •nd ls for tfte const~1on and Mintenance of• drainat• fac llty. learint• are baaed on• polarle ONervatlon of tlle laet llne of the NIE 11• of lecUon n prepared a.y CHnterr Aaaoo. •t J.M.: o-un.001, dated sept. ltlO prepared tor u.e CITY or IIIGUVOOD. (N. 00' 02' 12• I.). ,'.· ....... . ' I . • , P- , • - .. .. • • 'l'BIINDAY USBJODCT 'l'O al ACQOIUD l'OR JlOADnY DD1DGB .-OK " 5/30/90 PARCEL NO, TE-31 Rev. 2 STA. 2+ TO STA, 5+ (LIPAN) (LIPAN) CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, co., a Colorado aunicipal corporation (1/2 int.) CITY or. LITTL!TON co., a Colorado municipal corporation (1/Z Int,) l'OR FCU 085-2(51) STATE H·IGHWAY NO .. 85 SANTA l"E DRIVE at DARTMOUTH AVB,. PIICBIZ'HQH A taaporary ••• .. ent No. TE-31 Rev. 2 of the State Departll•nt of Highways, Division of Hi9hway•, State of Colorado{ Project Ho. . FCU 015-2(51) containinq 75,~s,'aq. ft., aor• or es•, 1n the SB 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of the Q 1/4 of Section 33, Town•hip 4 south, Range 61 Weat of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in ~apahoe county, Colorado! aald te11pOrary easeaent being aore particularly described~· fol ova& aevinn1nc, at a point on the vest ri9ht of way line of Lipan It. (May, 1tt0) extended to the north, froa vbich t.'1• SE corner of ••14 CW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 bear• s. 04' 47 1 22• z. a diatance-of 351.40 feet, • 1. 2. ,. , . s. ,. 7. •• ,. Tbenc• s. oo• o,• 21• w., alone, eaid vest ;i9bt ot ·vay line enerid~, a diatanc• of 20.00 f_t, · Thence•·,,. 40' 34• s., a cU.atance of ,o.oo feet, to the eaat right ~f vay line of aaid Lipan St. (Kay, lttO)r 'l'bance 11. o• o•• 21• s., a diatanc• ot 31.12 r .. t, Thence N, 49• 2f' 31• .. , a dietance of '5.15 , .. t, 'l'bence N. ,1· 37 1 37• .. , a diatanc:• of 51,04 fHtl Thenc:e II, 74• 51' 01• .. , a distance of 51,51 f .. t, Thence N, ,,. 01 1 ,:a• " .. a distance of 101.H feac, Thence N, ,,. 40 1 34• w., a distance or 110.ao , .. c, to th• ea•~ rlthc of vay line oc •lacte aiver Drive (KAY 1990)1 Thence alo119 aaid uat rlfbt of vay Une, al~ CM aro of a C\lrve to Che left bav1119 a radiua of 101.n fN~1 a dlataace of us.11 feac (tlla c:lloi'd oc Hid ace IM&n 1. oa• OI' ot• I. , a diatance of US. 73 f .. c, 1 10. Thence I.,,. 40' ,,• a., a diataace of 124,Jl , .. c, aore or leH, to t11a· point of --.1nn1119. .,. . ........ I . . , - • • • \ ,,.. . . Hay 15,91 14:19 No.oo. ~DoH·~ISTRICT 6 DENVER TEL No.303-757-9907 .4 •: Parcel No. TB-31 Kev. 2 rcu on-2c,1> Pa9e Ho. 2 The above described temporary ea•e .. n~..-contain• 7!5,451 ~qllare - feet more or l•••, and 1• for the· conatzuction of• ••pta9e recelving facility and driveway,- saarinqa are based on th• polari• ob•ervation of the •••t line of th• NB 1/4 of Section 33 prepared by Gingery Assoc. at J,N.1 ~· D-1633,001, dated sept. 1980 prepared for th• CITY OP BNGLEWOOD. (N, oo• 02 12" E,), A: 8U30TE-, 31 • "· •• \ .. I . • , - • • COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT Location H Subacct • Project No. Parcel No. FCU 085-2(51) 31 REV. 2, PE-31, SE-31, TE-31 REV. 2, 31R REV. 2, 31Rl Stata Highway No . 85 This agreement made on (date) is between the State of Colorado for the use and benefit of the tt>Wa8r ~AHfWftffi ~'s'af'rnf.~ ~G~TSf> lfn'ltf~ff~fih'r. ,arcel(I) listed above from:~~~:;;~~~ Just Compensation was determined by appraiaal(s) prepared In accordance with Colorado state laws and regulations . The amount of money and/or compensation listed below is full consideration for the following land, easements, Improvements, and damages of any kind . 16,603 sq. ft. (Remainder·Parcels) Land (described in attached exhibits)5] ,85] sq. ft.~-· Permanent and Slope Easements (described in attached exhibits) 22,503 sq. ft.-c;za Temporary Easements (described in attached exhibits) I.5..,.4SL sq . ft.4aczat Improvements (J) J2,8JO sq ft ]nm, (2) 5 tr:ees Damages ( To Rew i oder Pt rce 1 s) $265,285 00 S 2A 550 00 s __,a;a.,,,..J .... 0 .. 0 ... 00 ..... __ s __,,..,,.,.5 ... 0,..0 ... 00 ..... __ S 28,550 00 Gross Total S 331 485 00 Leu Credit Cost of Sewage Reception Facility SJ94,7JA 00 Net Total S J36,ZZI 00 TN GIIAHTOII--TU--. ___ .,...,._._....,._ICOOH'-*'I _______ .,.....,._ _____ _ ...-• __ ,..,_....,._ ... OIIANTOIIANOOAANTU ______ U it -a.-------.-.... ...., .... __ .,._ ............. -.... ~ .................................................. . ....._.0...,.....,.0.. ... 1Mr• ............. 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ID f\llftllll NfifD 11N.L • IIO.ii.JiiKJ, • 1111 OOFK'IJi ,_. 111'111 ta u.aft -a, Wl9 IIILL • 11&"1'11) 10 ,. <l'na a, ..... ,a lNIDlt W.£ -m "90 faat IUr W.£ • MHHMllm M llfN) a, 1121 c:rrr CPWIZ •11 IIClt Ml, 00 NIM, £iuiirW MD au. mmcum.., M»WlaO'S rw. uaaa ra -,111PD 1121 .... , wwwm. • ' I· • , - - • • • " -• • • 12 b ii A BILL FCR H'f CR>DWCB SE'l'TIR. PCR'l'H THB REQUIRIM!Nl' 'DIM' lilL f:UHH; ~ <XH'IAINl'S FCR 11.JII.DIR. ODE VICIATICNS MAl<B SPH:IFIC REFERDa ro THB Sfrl'Im AI.UX.m ro BB VIa.M'fD Mil P1'7/IDIR. FCR THB ARBI'l'RATim (R DISlVI'ES ~IR; 11.JII.DIH; <XE£ JNl'DPRETATIClf ACDIH; A NDf SUBSl!CTIClf M, 'ro TI'l'IB 8, CfAP'l'm l, Sl!C'l'IClf 5, HI> BY NtlH>IJG TI'l'IB 8, CfAP'l'm l, sa::TIClf 8 CR 'DIB B«iUHXD t,UfICIPAL <XE£ 1985. ~, the Division of adlding aid safety hu adcpted the 1988 Dlition of the Qiifam adlding oodll for its acnatruction standarde; and ~. the Division of adlding and Safety i• naponaible for the inapection of building acnatlUcticn to msure CDlll)lialce with the Odfom adlding Coda; and ~. contract.an ue entitled to the ~ific CIDdll ret .. lCN ,,._. cited for violatiana of the Odfcma adlding Coda; and WH!RF.AS, grievances~ befcn the Board of Adjuatamt aid llppe&l• ~ dalay CXlll)letion of aonat.ruction project.a, nauiu.nr, in hiC#Wr building ooata; NCM, TIIEREPCIUl, BE rr CR1MND> BY 'l'ltB cm aucu. or 'DIB cm <R Dlil:ftlXI>, <DaNX>, NJ ,aia,B: 8llct.ion l. 'n.nt ia hereby adllld to the lbJlaad IINcipal Coda p.-agnph A, Sict.ion 5, OyPter 1 of Title 1. 1-1-5: M. Mff II.NIIII, <XN'IADl'I' at Cl'iM'llM D11111) llr A C1TY CDlB wui..=allft' OffICllt SHML .am ,,. Allf'LJDUIU -.'l'kM a, ._ w:a111X1> IUQCDN. CDlB Ml--,:r vmMn!ID, DICUl>DG 'Ila MflDIWIIIS iL"l'1tW a, ,ar MXPIB) (Ml.KW( CDlB awac::a, • ,,. ........., a, CDIUQft taVIIURal'f. s.ctian 2. flle DIIJlaad llnicipal Coda 8actian I~ 011ptar 1 ~ Tit.le I, la hinbf aldad to Nlld • fo11C1111 1-1-11 Al'PDLSI ..,...,_ the Coda Wn.iatrlltor CIC hi.a -,.nt ltlall ~ an IFPllcation er nfuea to cannt • pa:alt IFPlied 6:r or diMIIFPRMt an 81JPUcaUcn far altamate ateriala or atbodl, or"-' it ia cla!Nd that the pcwialona ~ the DIIJJ.aad adlclf.nrJ IIICI ...-y Coda ct:» ~ WlY in the ~ in llhich the Coda Mldn.letntoc or hi.a -,ant dlt....in., or ~ it ia claiad that the tr,ae int.alt and ~ ~ the Coda _,. bNrl ~ CX' liftllllY i.ntspnted br the a.II ~at.or « his • ..,, penan ~ ~ aw • •. ' I· • ' P- l ]- • • • ,,,_ • • , . • 12 b i BY N111DUTY A BDL PCR .AN CR>DW«::B SUl!M1Tl'I}I; m A V01'E CR 'ntB RmIS'lDPD ~ CR 'ntB cm CR flG.fl'IXX> AT 'ntB N!X1' 9:IElJUD REGJLAR K.INICIPAL fllrl'I<JI PIO'OSEI> AME20Eff 'ro 'ntB OWtT!R CR '11m CI'1'Y CR DIGLDlXD REQUIRDE '11m PCPULAR F.:UX:TI<JI CR Mlmlt PCR A 'ltl> (2) YEM 'lDM. BB IT ~ BY 'ntB CI'1'Y <XUCIL CR 'D1B Ciff CR DD:IMXI>, <Xlawx> THAT: secticn 1. 'ftlm'8 is hereby ad:aitted to the mgiatered e1ecton of the Ci~ at the next ac:lmaled regular lllnicipal electim p:cpceed wdalat to the Olarter of the City of lhJlalood, • foll.alls: meas w QUESTI<JI ti). AllTia.. III UlllSLAT1VB BCIJY .\Am...., J I -telp:::I clcctfm, ... C SI dnJJ dart .-.a•--C aenz ••wfll IIIC ... zu 1# .. sfff- rtftld to ... ~..u. ~ -.,. I ......... ,, SC d e+e rt JI ..... C 11 a...U. IIIC J fmf m t I ..... .aap;; s e-,11 fl el a a mt ..u. ..._ -Ob Sf 2 laJal,. ... , Sr C Cd .. Ma rfp C m .... .. , .. s1 24: M1'Ca ,. Mtat IINI. • ...,., n 10P1&M ,as 1t1 1111a1 1111JCJNL IUCrlQI. ,_ ftlN IIINl. • Ka A 111) (2) DM naD:D. 1111 M1'Ca IIINl, a A,._ a, Cl'l'Y CDIICIL. 1•1a1 a, 1111 aft CDIICIL Ml> OllmNWII Ka ClffJa a, CDJr:::IL NU ll1'PL'f Pm 1111 arna a, .... II> ftanD NtifAII au.. a llala,IDm • ftS COllCIL ,_. Wl'lll 1111 IMGlft -a, VUIIIII IID.L • IUICIII) t'O ,,. (lffJa a, ..... ftS _.. IINI. -II> WIO fClla IUr au. a MIINi .. M aao a, ,. cn,r aova -1at .,. • •• w .., 11111.1. D&ViC MD MJIWIICAIS LIIN, DWSWI I W iiOiudlll 1111 _..,, ' ' I· • , - - • "' -. • • • ... ·--····· •• 4. • Q'll.y if the question is approved by the registered electors shall the Articles be miended and the O\art.er as arended certified to the Secretary of state and appear in the O\art.er. Section 2. 'l1ie voting machines or paper ballots for said election shall carry the following designation which shall be the sutnission clause: ()mtion No. 1 Shall the O\arter of the City of Dlglewood be IIIBlded by Z9Cfllring the popular election of Mayor for a 2 year tel111 fran lllllnl1 council rear• and candidates for council. NO And each elector votinr, llt Mid election and dltainlua of ,ioting lhall indicate hi.a c:hoim by dlpnuing the apptqriate aaunter of the 'UDting machine or by apprq,riate amtdng "'°" pllll8l' ballot.a "'-n uaed. Section l. '1118 pEq>m" offic1al• of the City of D,gJ,a,ood shall give notice of ..ia z:egulu IUdcJ.pal election, such notice ahall be pibliahed in the -"*' and fer the lenl)th of tJa recpired by l•, and the ballota cut at such election ahall be camras11L! and the znult w»rt:.ained, detendned, and certified a~ by 1 •• Int.rocl.lced, rMd in full, and ubled en the 3rd day of June, 1991. Relntrolb,ed, rMd in full and puaed en fint read1nl) an the 1st day of July' lttl. Pmll.a.t • a llill f!ar • ~ m the ftJI daf of July, lttl • ... Vin by&, Aiiyi:ir '™ 1. crci,, cn, aa hl&li I. crci, • • • - • • • • "' - • • 12 b ii <R>INANCE NO. smIF.S CR 199'!"' A BILL FCR <XUl:IL BILL NO. 50 nmoXJC:m BY CDH:IL MD1BER llJLUXl( AN <R>INANCE SET1'DC FCR1'H 'mB RJQJIRl:Hffl' 'DfAT AU. 9.IMJm All> <XH'IAINl'S FCR BUilDING <XDE VICIATI~ MAl(E SPEX:IFIC REFERIK:E TO 'mB SEX:TICN ALLFX;m TO BE VIC!ATID AND PRMDING FCR 'mB ARBI'l'RATICN CR DISPUI'ES ~ING BUilDING <XDE INl'DPRETATICN AIDING A NJIJf suemrnw M, TO TITLE 8, ~ 1, SEX:TIW S, AND BY NEmING TITLE 8, ~ 1, SEX:TICN 8 CR 'mB l:lG.J!10D r-uncIPAL <XXJB 1985. ~~. the Division of Building ISld safety has adq,ted the 1988 Bdition of the lhifom Building coda for its CD1St.ruct.ion standards; and lfi!R!'.\S, the Division of Building ISld Safety is E911pCft9ihle for the inspecticn of building a:instruction to a,sure CXlll)liance with the lhifom Building Q)de; and NH!REM, contractors are entitled to the l!l*'ific coda m .. l089 "81 cited for violations of the unifom Building Coda; and llt!RF.AS, grievances brought before the Board of Adjustaalt. ISld ~s 'flVll'/ dalay CClll)letion of a:instruction projects, ntSUltinq in higher building coeta; !Of, 'nll!REl'OCB, DE 1T ~ BY 'l1IB U'l'Y <DICIL CR 'DIB Ciff CR EIU.IHXJ>, ~. AS miae: Secticn 1. 'D1ere is tenby adllad to the Dll)lalood 11.nicipal Oodlt Paragrijih M, Section 5, O\lpter 1 of Title I. 8-1-5: M. M't SUIIHJ, CXN'IADft' ca Ubd'JXil I8IUII> BY A CITY <XllB •wcca_...,.. ..... rr OffICIJl SHML WWWIIG!N2 'l1IB Ml'LJCNIY M.:tliM a, ,.. aaao:x, tlllJCJPAL <XIIB NURD,'f VImA'1'1!D, namna ,.. Al'l'IIMtIA1"B act'liM a, 1111'1 MXPn1D tllIPmN <XIIB l!llftR:ID BY ,,_ mlPNmBII' at CXJllll1'IY r&Vlllal8lf. Sect.ion 2. flw D11Jlalood 11.nicipal Cbda lllct1cn I of Ollptar 1 of Title I, Is~ • mrtdad to r-4 M follc:Mls .. I . • , - • • • • • --------------~ A. E1'1'ID RQJBST M Alll1"DWl'(ll Ill> SIIML IDR '1111 DISPOTB 1II'1'HIN SEV!lfflC-fl«> (72) ION a, '1111 FILDG ~ '111B !01'ICB a, DISIVrB BY '1'HI Pmsc11 MERIEVm. 'DIB Cift WILL MIUlfrADI A LI8'f a, (1JM.IPil!D Dl>IVIIXWS Ill) MB MLB m SERVB AS MB1'1'MTCIIS P(asuNft' m '1111 RROSBS ~ 'l'RIS SEl'IClf. '1'IIB ARB1'DWmt NIU, BB alBII !'IOI 'l'RIS Lisr AR> IIJ'l'UMJ,Y 1tGRBl!D BY '1'IB MDtDVm .., 'DII crrr. m::ISI<B C6 'IHI~ BU. BB NNll lll'DIDI 'l'IBl'l'r-lall (24) ION C6 IDRJlG a, 'IHI DISIVl'B. 'DII PIRIDI XDtDVID BU. MJVHl:B OIIMWI (l/2) 'DII O'J8'1' a, Ml1'lMTDII A't 'DII TDIE a, GIVDG R1r1CB C6 'DIB DI8lV1Z Ml> IINI. MY Cl1II-IIM6 (l/2) 'DIB O'J8'1' C6 'DtB MB1'11Ultl'ICII. '111B crrr IINI. PAY CIII RMI (1/2) '111B O'J8'1' C6 'DtB Mlll'DWl'Clt. '1'IIB 111:'ISIDI a, 'D11 .Nlll'DUmll IIIMl. BB ~ '10 'DII BCIII> a, .mJUB'lllllr m MXDDNE11 11ml 'DII USlW. ,cucr a, 'DII cm, Cll J1R1a1 fftll tha 4lc1 ela1 of tha AIIIIIDllma Cll cada Mldnl.etratar or Ida agaK to tha lnrJ]aaocl lllmd of ~uetant. 11111 w,eJ• within thhty (30) daye fftll tha data of tba d9clelcn ..-,-,, 1tlkll lilm'4 lball mwiaf tba cllclelm of tba ~ Cll cada Melnletnl:m ar Id.a agant ...S nnllr a final 11111 blndlng dlci•lcn t:Mralpan. In oaneidlrin9 adl ,we,Ja, tha ..,aCIOCI Board of ~uetant 11111 _.,,. bll hwa tba paaare graacl to tM cada Mllnlatnt.ar. ~. nail in 6all, 11111 pMNcl en f1nt: madln!r en tha let day of .July, lttl • ..u.hed • a llill trar • Ordinance en the 4th -of .July, lltl • .... .. bjiii, liiar ti&Lili •• c:iiii,, dli a.a I, llltdda B. Cl'al, City Clad of tlla City of .., raa 1, Oshnill, a--, GIIRlfr tMt the.__.•~••:: ... la a ma.., of a 1111 lar • ~. lntrcdloed, mid In fall, ... paaad • ant CT « .. a tlla lat -of .July, lttl. MiWi L CS- •, ' • • - - • • • RBfUDl'ICII t«>. Sl!RIJ!8 a, 1991 A RBSCIDl'ICII Afll'OIN'l'DG AM> RIDl!M'I<Jf <DMISSI<Jf. <. • ,.. • • ll b iii IH!RF.AS, the Parka m4 RllcNatian 0-iMim ainaiata ol. nine Pen, two of "1,i:a are to be under the • of ~ ya11r9 "'-IIIIC)inted fer tema to apin an June l, in the followinlJ ]1'811r'J m4 WLJIAS, the City Cl:luncil dllaina to IRIOint the tMo yaath ---~ the tam apirinl) June l, 1992; -. IIWWWOCI, • 1T a8CLVID Br 'Ila C1ft CXDCD, a, 'Im C1ft a, IM'a':W'XD, CXl(aCJWX>, 'DN'I 8lct.ial l. 1a ...., IIIP)intal -yaath 111111m: to the Piiii init Jlllciiitlc:in 6-lwLin fcr the tam of-~ l, lttl to .June l, 1"2. -,-- MOPl'ID Ml> MIWMI> thia lat: clay of July, 1991 • ... .. bi&, ilii,iar ~. ti&Wi I. ciw, dii &ii 1, Patricia •• Cmw, Clq Clam liar Illa Clq of .. , ....... Clllanllt, t--, cat.Uy the ..,.. t.a • a. ~ of n 111utla a.. __, .._ ol. lttl • Mrioii I. WWW • I • . ' • • • • - - • • ... • • ,. ,1 . -.. / _, . ').' .. , . , ("\ 11 A , IL • lltERF.AS, the Parka and Rllcnatian 0-iMian ccnsista of nina Fwa, b«> of '""" .. to be undar the • of -~ yaars "*' illPOinted fer tama to eipire en .7wle 1, in the folladnlJ ,..-; and lll!BM, the City OJuncil dlaina to IIIPOlnt tM blD JQd:h _._rm the tam epirinl) June 1, lt92; ..... iijii. iiiar hitiL:li I. &a,. Bly d.-i I, flit.rid.a a. Claw, City Cla1l l!ar tlW City of .. , ...... Cb'~. _., oartUr the..,_ la• am CIIW of A elution a..__,_ lllrta of ltll. WWWI. iSiw l:l b iv . , .. • • • - - • • • . .. • (. ,, ,.. " -. /I . . • / ....., . ·:, . , .. ·--. , n (') ' / /1. . • DISTRICT c:xurr, aDmr OP ARAPAlllB, STATI OP <XUIIADO C&N No. &9-<:v-4870, DI.vision 3 Cll'1IIII& llfIVlll8I'ff BllLB, N.l., PlalDtlff, ,,.. cm a, MlaxJ>, et a1 •• Dtfeadute. 'l'IUI MTl'llt •rias oaa OD for barilll OD tbe 8t1palat10D of tbe partl.ee beNla, ud tbe OJart beiJ1s MlJ lldnad 1D tbe ........ clc,ea --•tw tbe folloldlls c:1111111: , 1. 'l1le ltlpalatioll of tbe partl.ee la qp'ONd ... _:,Ilda .J&""' - le di ... 111 I wltb ~. aab partJ to.., lte Ga ... . Dim> tble .ll!'-, of fi""'-, 1111. n '1111 CXllllr: • I .. • • • , - - • • ,. • • '· /) . . . / _, .. J • , ..• -• , C"'\ r, ' ' /1. . • DISTRIC? axJRT, CllJNTY OP ARAPAID, STATB OP a:xawx> C&8e No. 89-<:f-4870, D1v1s1oo 3 (JIUBAllt IIIIVIIRSiff BIIL9, N.A., Plaiatift, .... Clff a, IID,IIQ(J), et al., 1HI8 lllTl'D bafflll oca oa tor beariDI m tbe ltlpalatiOD of tbe partl• buelD, and tbe OJurt bellls fullJ lldri..S 1D tbe ........ doN __, •ter tbe tollOftllS <1111111: ' 1. 'l'be 8tlpalat10D of tbe partl• 1a AIIIIIONd and. tb1a ,,,.tc,,r .• ~--. 1a d1wleaed wltb pnJullloe, w,b partJ to par lte OR ooate. Dim> tb1e J..l!c111r ot fi"'"'-, 1111. If 'Ila CDJII': ' . •. I. '' • • - 1- • • • . " • (, DISTRIC? axm. CXXJNTY 0, ARAPAlllB. STAn C. CDawx> aa-No. 89-<.'V-4870, D1vla1on 3 CIIUBAllt IIIIVlll81'ff BIUB, If.A.• PlalDtlff, .... crrr a, .. .-xi>. et al •• D1tf9Dll&Dta. 'l'III8 lllTl'IB laYilla oaa OD for baar1IIS OD tbe ltlpalatlm of tbe partlea benla, and tbe Cblrt beiD1 MlJ adnead la tbe pralaa doN ._.., •ter tbe folJ.Oftlll Olla: ' 1. '1M ltlp&latlm of tbe partlea le 1111111'0ftd and. W. ,,-t.-.• ~, . le d1a1wecl ntb preJallloe, -* partJ to PQ lta oa ooete. Dlm> tb1a 1.L"-of :J'u,-..c_-, 1111. n ta CDIII: . ' ·- .. • • • , - - • • • • ·.,, • <. -. ") .,. DISTRicr aurr. <XlONTY OI ARAPAIEB, STATB OI <XIJllAOO Cl.-No. 89-a-4870, Dlv1sloo 3 (llfflWI[ 11UVB118Iff BIUB, N.&., PlalDtltt, ,,.. cm 01 WD:WXD, et a1., Detead&Dta. 'ftll8 ll&Tl'IB bafllll oaa OD tor barllll OD U. ltipalatim of U. partiee berela, and tbe a.rt be1lls M.lJ adneed 111 U. .......... *- ._.., •ta-tbe tollCllftllS Clllllll: ' 1. 'Iba lt1palatlaa of tbe partiee 1a .... 'UNI .... _._ tb1a ..,..tt~ .. 1a dt ,el I I w1tb preJullloe, aob partJ to par lta Ga ooete. DUm tble J.L"., of ru~ , 1111. n 1111 camr: '· .. • ' . 'I • • . ' -• . • • '· -... •••. ~#~ .. ~?/'l.t. . . /)J«ufh. "-. ,-• fr~?t; 181111 1 I IIMTSa • • 7 • • , • -•. • t • • ' ~ . (. ... 537 0 a. -~ &;0/A&Ell>A ITEN h b PRESENTED IY ----- • -··· SBIIIDa I. • • • , • IJI - . , . .. -,. • . ' ' • " • ' . . . , .. -' .. • .,. ... ==------ • 181191 .-..n·-,-----I. • • - - • • • • • <. MED ITEN Y / ~ --PRESENTED IY ---- ) Cf 1-4 ~ / ,rJ,,._, . ~ ~v-·-(f ' . . (j; ~Ml ~cff'J) ;3</J?9U/- ~t? cJ?.t ~~ ?o/~-3 181111 •----:,---' man, .3,,oao ..r V ..r ~ J q[ /'1 I '-1r (' l, . ? • • . . • . . . . I. .. • • . ' -,.. '· • · ... • : . . .. .... .. -z,qC/ ? -. 19!7 • //114?'/.du, ,-/Juu/, 5/3 q~ 3 7 ;z m r 1. , M /'~oeb-, C. • • I. • )~ • • ,,. - • < -• • C• • • ' . < . ., (' MEll>A ITEN --PIESDIT£D IY --- . . • • I. • ' , - - • • • . . (. • • • ' ' . . ' . . I· .. • I • • • I'~ • I ' ' -r • . • • ' • . ' MElmA ITEN .. • ., ... V ~ -----7 / t ~ai,· ~' ..... ~md) • --.n, I. • ?~ • • - '· MElmA ITDI __ _ //!) ____, -··· • ¢-m .... • 11111.Tla • • • • ' ~ . NESDITtD IY ---- c!B# s~ .. . . . I . 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PRESENTED IY --- ~/~cf_ ~-< (~~\ ~< ~ C-" ~ vr ~ ~- I t13fl (/?) JJ/ai/u, -7 ~ ' f(f l,? -ye-' /} .--q ...../--' d ./· ,)_-~ • ' ' ( ... . • • - . . . I. . , • • • -• •• • - • • --·-=-======-----11MT11 • ' .. . . . . I. ' • I • • • -• ·~. . - 1111'1•• ===----- --· .... TS.-1 ---- • ' ' ,,.., "'" ' ' . •. .. I. . . . , • • • • • • • ·, . (. -ITEII ~-___.,.. -PRESENTm IY --- / ~/ ' t ~ . /I L,-/ 0 : {)C) (} f/'-'f /J· ,n . 1111'1•• -------- Sltallta ---- IIM.TSa -------- .. I. • • - ]- • • • • • • AGENDA ITEM 12(b)(ii) -JULY 1, 1991 (PARTIAL VERBATIM AFTER READING AND MOVING OF CB#SO) CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I MOVE TO STRIKE SECTION 2 IN ITS ENTIRETY. HATHAWAY: SECOND. VAN DYKE: SECOND TO THE AMENDMENT BY RITA. DISCUSSION ON THE AMENDMENT. BULLOCK: YES YOUR HONOR. THE PERCEIVED ABUSES COULD NOT BE FULLY CURED WITHOUT THE THREE POINT PROPOSAL IN ITS ENTIRETY. WHAT YOU' RE SEEING TONIGHT IS TWO OF THOSE POINTS. STRIKING SECTION 2, DOING AWAY WITH THE ARBITRATION ASPECT OF IT WOULD CERTAINLY DEAL A TREMENDOUS BLOW TO THE CONTRACTING COflilUNITY WHO REALLY ARE IN SUP- PORT OF THIS BILL IN ITS ENTIRETY. IT'S NO SACRED COW OF MINE , BUT I'D BE VERY SURPRISED TO SEE COUNCIL DO THIS, PARTICULARLY IN THE FACE OF WHAT I THINK HAS BEEN OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FOR ALL OF THE POINTS. CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I AM TOTALLY IN SYMPATHY WITH MR. BULLOCK'S INTENTIONS HERE. I THINK IT'S COMPLETELY REASONABLE THAT ANY SUMMONS OR COM - PLAINT HAVE THE APPROPRIATE SECTION OF THE CODE, AND I THINK IT'S REASONABLE THAT THERE BE AN APPEAL PROCESS. BUT I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT IT OUGHT TO BE OUR, THAT IT IS OUR FUNCTION TO TRY TO AD- MINISTER THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT FROM THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. I THINK WE, WE'RE, YOU KNOW, WE FIND OURSELVES IN A POSITION HERE WHERE I THINK THAT'S WHAT MR. BULLOCK'S SUGGESTING THAT WE DO. I THINK TO THE DEGREE THAT WE, WE SAY THAT THE CITATION SHOULD HAVE THE APPROPRIATE SECTION, I THINK THAT'S A GOOD STATEMENT TO MAKE. I THINK THAT, THAT IS JS AN INADEQUATE APPEALS PROCEOURE ANO I THINK IT'S BURDENSOME, I THINK IT'S, I THINK IT'S SUBJECT TO ABUSE BY THE ADMINISTRATION All) BY THE PERSON WHO JS ATTEMPTING TO APPEAL IT. AND I DON'T THINK IT Will DO WHAT MR. BULLOCK WANTS IT TO DO , I THINK IT Will SIMPLY MKE THE PROBLEM tl>RE BURDENSOME AND MORE CONTENTIOUS, AND I DON 'T BELIEVE THAT 'S ANYONE'S INTENTION, I BELIEVE IT 'S MR. FRASER'S INTENTION TO DEAL WITH THIS ADMINISTRA - TIVELY NI> I BELIEVE THAT If£ SHOULD GIVE HIM A LITTLE MORE TIME TO DO THAT . NI> THAT'S All I HAVE TO SAY . THANK YOU. VAN DYKE : OKAY, WE'RE ON THE ANENDNENT, All> I 'D LIKE TO PROVIDE FINAL ARGU · MENT . MR . BULLOCK . BULLOCK : Bill, YOUR THINKING, YOUR RATIONAL[, JUST ESCAPES ME. WHAT MORE ABUSIVE PROCEDURES COULD If£ FACE OTHER THAN THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN DISHED OUT BY THE BUILDING INSPECTORS AND THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT? All) YOU 'RE Afr.AID TH(l('S COING TO 1£ AIUSE ON OUR SIOC OF THE IS · SUE? THAT 'S JUST 1£YOII> 0 IF YOU HAO EVER BUil T A HOMC, YOU'D BE AWAR£ OF IT ™T Tl IS NONEY . AND THAT Tl , PAltTICU · I.AR Y WHEN YOU 'RE TAl I HUNOREOS Of THOUSMOS Of DOLLARS ADO UP TO INT ER ST COSTS . THEREFOR MY ARIJTRATION PROCEDURE NUDS TO RAPID, RESPONSIV , ANO SCNSITIV • IT CAN 'T 8 CUMBER TH AltBITRATION PROCC IT TANOS RIGHT NOW IS TO A 80AltO NI> COU 0 8 AS LAID OUT A O O.t , NCANING THAT CONTRACTOR THAT FAC THAT DEGRE OF TI O JUST AS SOON I SHOV LCD UNDER AND L • I • ,,, - .. I . • • • - ] • • • • • • <. WHATEVER ABUSES THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE DISHED OUT AS OP- POSED TO A READILY AVAILABLY, QUICKLY ADMINISTERED ARBITRATION PRO- CESS. THE ARBITRATION PROCESS THAT HAS BEEN DISCUSSED WHICH IS NOT SPECIFICALLY DEFINED BY THIS BILL, IS A SINGLE EXPERT IN EACH OF THE FIELDS THAT CAN BE QUICKLY APPEALED TO. BY HAVING THE CITY PAY ONE HALF AND THE CONTRACTOR PAY THE OTHER HALF, AH, THAT PROVIDES A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF FRICTION I BELIEVE IN THE SYSTEM, A HEAL THY AMOUNT OF FRICTION SO THAT NOT EVERY SINGLE TINY MINUTE ITEM WILL BE APPEALED. I THINK THE MECHANISM AS IT STANDS NOW IS JUST BEAUTIFUL. I THINK IT'S FUNCTIONAL, IT'S RAPID, IT'S DESIGNED TO DO WHAT IT'S GOING TO DO, ANO TO READ IN THIS PARADE OF HORRIBLES THAT YOU DO, I MEAN, THIS, YOUR THOUGHT PROCESSES ARE, JUST ESCAPE ME, JUST ESCAPE ME. HATHAWAY: YOUR HONOR, I AGREE THAT THERE SHOULD BE AN APPEAL SOMEWHAT OTHER THAN THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ANO APPEALS; HOWEVER, I BELIEVE IT IS WITHIN COUNCIL'S VENUE TO EMPOWER THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT APPEALS OR AT LEAST SUGGEST THAT THEY MEET WEEKLY, THAT THEY MEET BI- WEEKLY, YOU KNOW, WHATEVER WE NEED THEM TO 00 TO HANDLE THE APPEALS AND THE PROBLEMS THAT WE HAVE, I THINK WE HAVE THE VENUE TO DEAL WITH. BUT TO INSTITUTE SOMETHING LIKE THIS, I HAVE TO AGREE WITH MR. CLAYTON THAT I THINK WE'VE CROSSED THE FINE LINE BETWEEN POLICY ANO ADMINISTRATION. ANO I DON'T WANT TO CROSS THAT LINE AT THIS PARTICULAR POINT IN TIME. I THIii( COUNCIL HAS OTHER POWER WITHIN IT'S MEANS TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM THAT DOES NOT INCLUDE PASSING THIS ORDINANCE IN IT'S CURRENT FORM. BULLOCK: COUNCIL'S NOT GETTING INVOLVED AT ALL IN THIS, RITA, WE'RE SIMPLY, WE'RE SIMPLY .. . HATHAWAY: IF WE PASS IT .. . BULLOCK: ... SIMPLY APPOINTING SONEONE IN EACH FIELD TO HEAR THE APPEALS. IN ORDER TO GET THE BOARD OF ZONING NI> APPEALS IN THIS, WHERE IS THE EXPERTISE? THERE'S NDIODY THERE THAT'S PARTICULARLY FAMILIAR WITH ROOFING, OR FAMILIAR WITH PLUMING, OR SPECIFICS OF BUILDING. THEY'RE NORE INTERESTED, OR THEIR EXPERTISE I WOULD PROPOSE IS NORE IN ZONING NI> AIIUNISTRATIVE OVERALL POLICY TYPE DECISIONS. I THIii( IT'S DYSFUNCTIONAL TO THIii( THAT THEY HAVE THE EXPERTISE, NO. 1, NI> NO. Z NI> WOULD WANT TO NEET ON EVEN A WEEKLY BASIS OR Bl - WEEKLY BASIS. AND A Bl-WEEKLY BASIS IS NONEY, IT 'S MONEY, THIS JS A THREE-DAY PROCESS. IT'S DESICiNfD TO ENCOURAGE CONTRACTORS TO COME TO ENGLEWOOD AND IT'S DESlliNED TO FACE THE ABUSES THAT HAVE OCCURRED IN THE PAST. HATHAWAY : YOUR HONOR, NAY I ADDRESS A QUESTION TO RIC ON THIS ONE? DOCS NOT THE 80AltD Of ADJUSTMENT NI> APPCAlS HAY EVERY RIGHT NI> R SPON · SIIILITV TO IRING IN QUOTE UNQUOTC CERTIFIED UPERTS If THEY N((O TESTINONY OF THAT CERTIFIED EXPERT IN A PARTICULAR APPEAl OR A PAR · TICULAR SITUATION, NI> HAVE THO NOT DON£ SO IN THC PAST WHEN IT ICCNI: NECESSARY FOR A PART !Cut.Alt THING THAT THCY WCR£ NOT C PE • TIS IN? ITI : I '" NOT SUR THAT THEY DO HAY M.ITHOalTY TO DO THAT • CXPERIE IN TH( PAST HAS KEN THAT T UPElT HAY I[[ PIOVIDEO ITH(II IV TH CITY OR IV TH( APPLICANT ecr IIOMD . • 2 • • ' I . • - • • • • • • \, HATHAWAY : WHO PAYS FOR THE COST OF THOSE EXPERTS AT THAT POINT IN TIME? DEWITT: IT WOULD EITHER BE THE APPLICANT OR THE CITY. NOT THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT . HATHAWAY: RIGHT. DEWITT : IT'S BEEN VERY, VERY RARE. I CAN'T REMEMBER. THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN ONE MAYBE 10 YEARS AGO, ON A FOUNDATION OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT OVER AT CINDERELLA CITY. OTHERWISE, I .... THAT'S BEEN MY EXPERIENCE. HATHAWAY: THANK YOU . BULLOCK: WITH RESPECT TOO, RITA, WE'VE GOT TO LOOK AT HOW CUMBERSOME THE PROCESS IS. IT'S GOT TO BE FUNCTIONAL. AND IF YOU SAY, WELL, IF YOU PUT SOME VAGUE PROCESS OUT THERE, WHERE SOMEBODY COULD BRING IN AN EXPERT, AND ... HATHAWAY: I'M NOT ARGUING THAT. I'M JUST SAYING ... BULLOCK: IT'S CUMBERSOME. HATHAWAY : ... THAT 72 HOURS, AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED, IS A BURDEN TO THE CITIZENS AS WELL BECAUSE WE'RE PAYING HALF THE COST OF THAT ARBI - TRATOR . OKAY ? BULLOCK : TH ERE 'S FRI CT ION ON BOTH SIDES. HATHAWA : THCRE 'S FRICTION ON BOTH SIDES , I DON 'T ARGUE THAT CITHCR . I 'M JUST SA ING I 'M NOT WILLING TO SUBMIT TO THC PCOPLC THA I CP · RESENT THC COST OF AN ARBITRATOR, Afl> TRUE THCY WOULDN 'T 00 IT FRIVOl.OUSLY. IUT BY EVERY CONTRACTOR THAT WAN TS TO INtl AfflAl. i,HICH r THC LIS T THAT YOU PROVIDED SEENS TO BC Ull .... . BU L IT S GOI TO COST THE CONTRACTOR QUIT E A Bl TH£ ll THI TV ICE AIOUT IT . HAICNICHT : TMMK YOU, YOUlt HONOR . I 00 lll)[RSTAII> All) I THI A HAS DURING STil>Y SCSSIC*S AS WE 'VE STil>I ED THIS THI I IUllOCIC ' S CCIIC[RN AIOU T TH I S. All) I TH 111( W£ 'RC AU C HOIICVER. I THIii( THAT PERHAPS TIN I S BE I NG A LITTLC I All( B PUSHING THROUGH, TRY ING TO PUSH THROUGH M OROI £ AT THIS I • I Milt[[ WITH MR . CLAYTC* All) MRS. HA THAWAY IN TE Of LETT I OINISTRATIC* TAKE CAR Of THE SITUATIC* IN OUE Tl • I 1HI THER ' M AWARENESS HERE, THCR 'SA Willi CS TO 00 THI , ANO I THI TH I NG I S BEING OC.E. I OC.'T THI THIS IS SOLUl ION . AS FAR AS THC MCIOICNT GOCS I 'N CCIICERN(D THAT JUST STRIKING SCCTIC* 2, NOT STRIKING All TH , All TH INFOINTIC* PEil · TINENT TO THAT WOULD, WOULD LEAVE RATH£R A STRA* OROI C THAT NIGHT NOT I APPROPRIAT . LOC : I N R SPONS TO NRS . HAICNICHT, LEAVING 10 Tlt OINISTltATION ATT MPTCO AIOUT A YEAR AGO, ALEX, ANO WITH All OU C PCCT TO TH OINI TRATION, NOTHUC OC.C . NO F COIAC WA CV l GOT TO ,, .. ' I . • - • • • • • ·, • (, ME. IT WAS AS IF I HAD NOT EVEN SPOKEN TO THEM. SO WHEN YOU LEAVE THINGS TO THE ADMINISTRATION, IT'S BEEN MY EXPERIENCE IN THIS SPECIFIC AREA THAT IT'S NOT WORKED. AND THAT'S THE REASON I BROUGHT THIS UP. AND I WISH YOU COULD HAVE SAT WITH ME IN THE HOURS, AND HOURS, AND HOURS OF MEETINGS THAT I'VE HAD ON BOTH SIDES TO ADDRESS THIS, I MEAN TO COME UP WITH THIS AND SEE THE EVOLUTION OF IT, BECAUSE IT REALLY IS, IT JUST ADDRESSES THE SITUATION BEAUT! FULLY. HABENICHT: TIM, TIM, LET ME RESPOND BECAUSE WHEN ONE COUNCIL MEMBER TAKES SOMETHING A CONCERN TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND THERE'S RESPONSE COM- ING, AH, AND A ISSUE IS WORKED ON, THAT'S ONE THING. I THINK WHEN A COUNCIL MEMBER BRINGS AN ISSUE TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ENTIRE COUNCIL, AND THE ENTIRE COUNCIL TAKES THAT ISSUE TO THE ADMINISTRA- TION AS WAS JUST DONE RECENTLY BY YOURSELF, I TH INK THAT IS THE PROCESS THAT WE'RE WORKING UNDER NOW. AND WHILE YOU MIGHT HAVE BROUGHT THIS CONCERN AND SOME OF US INDIVIDUALLY MIGHT HAVE BROUGHT THIS CONCERN TO THE ADMINISTRATION AS A BODY, IT HAS ONLY BEEN RE- CENTLY THAT WE HAVE, AND I THINK THAT'S THE TIME FRAME WE NEED TO BE WORKING ON. VAN DYKE: I'D LIKE TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY COUNCIL MEMBER WHO HAS NOT ADDRESSED THIS AMENDMENT. WE'RE GETTING REPETITIOUS ANO REDUNDANT. MR. WIGGINS. WIGGINS: YES, YOUR HONOR. TIM, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU TO REMOVE YOUR RESOLUTION FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: YOU AND I LAST YEAR YEAR AT THE BUDGET RETREAT BROUGHT THIS ISSUE UP. YOU ANO I WERE DISSATIS- FIED, IT WAS ONE OF OUR NUMBER ONE COMPLAINTS. AT THAT TIME, MR. FRASER ASSURED US HE WOULD DO SOMETHING. I AGREE WITH YOU THAT GETTING THE THING fl>VING HAS BEEN VERY FRUSTRATING. HOWEVER, ROGER HAS ASSURED US THAT HE WILL CORRECT THE PROBLEM ANO COME THIS BUD - GET RETREAT, I 'M WILLING TO GO ALONG WITH MR . KOLTAY'S SUGGESTION, IF MR. FRASER HAS NOT REMEDIED THE SITUATION AS HE HAS ASSURED US HE WOULD, TO WIT A PARTICULAR PERSON THAT YOU 'RE CONCERNED ABOUT, WHATEVER IT IS, THAT WE ADOPT MR. KOLTAY 'S RESOLUTION OF JUST GIVING IT TO THE COUNTY ANO IT ELIMINATES THE WHOl.E OEPARTN£NT . THAT'S WHY I WOULD REQUEST, IF YOU'D BE SO KINO, TO REfl>VE YOUR COUNCIL BILL ANO LET IT SIT IN LIMBO UNTIL AFTER OUR BUDGET RETitEAT. BULLOCK : WE 'VE GOT THREE VOTES, DO WE HAVE FOUR? VAN DYK E: I WOULD SUPPORT MR. WIGGINS ' POSITION. MY ON LY CONCERN rs I DON'T THI* WE 'VE QUITE GIVEN IT THE TIME, TIM. BUT l 'M REA L CL OSE TO SUPPORTING IT . BULLOC K: I 'll HEAD MR . WIGGINS ' ADVISE, BUT I MUST SAY THAT 'S IS FRUSTRATING TO ME WHEN LITERALLY I FEEL LIKE THE BUILDING CCNIJNITIES HAV E PUT THEMS EL VES 8£HINO ME AND THEY FEEL LIKE THEY 'VE PUT THEMSELVES OUT AT RISK ANO FOR RETRIIUTION , PARTICULARLY WITH THIS ONE PERSON WHO IS QUO TE UNQUO TE DRUNK WITH POll£R FOR M£ TO NOT PUSH FULL FORCE WITH THI S THING AT THIS POINT . I REALL Y IS KINO Of PREMATUR ELY DEFLA TING THE BAL LOON . • • • •. I. • , . , - - • • • • . " . ~· ,, WIGGINS: I BELIEVE THAT YOU'RE PUSHING THEIR ISSUE, AND I KNOW THAT YOU'RE SUPPORTING THEM, BUT I THINK A LITTLE MORE PATIENCE BY THIS BUDGET RETREAT, WE'LL HAVE THE ANSWER ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. IF WE DON'T GET IT WE CAN GO WITH MR. KOLTAY'S OR BRING THIS UP AGAIN, AND I WILL SUPPORT YOU IF IT DOESN'T. BULLOCK: AND I'LL BE GOING FOR DRACONIAN MEASURES, BELIEVE ME. VAN DYKE: IS THIS SOMETHING DIFFERENT, OR ... CLAYTON: YEAH. THIS IS DIFFERENT. TIM, I THINK THE WHOLE COUNCIL IS IN SUPPORT OF YOUR OBJECTIVES. ANO SPEAKING FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS WORKED IN CONSTRUCTION QUITE A BIT ANO HAS MORE OR LESS BUil T HIS OWN HOUSE, SOMETIMES IN OPPOSITION WITH THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT, I HAYE A LOT OF SYMPATHY FOR THIS, ANO AS WE SIT HERE, I ALSO THINK ABOUT MY 67 YEAR OLD HANDICAPPED MOTHER WHO AS WE SPEAK CAN'T GET A ROOF INSPECTION BECAUSE THE CONTRACTOR DIDN'T ATTACH ANY OF THE TRIM STRIPS TO HER ROOF. ANO I KNOii SHE'S VERY FRUSTRATED AT THIS VERY MONENT ANO SHE WOULD LIKE THE CITY TO BE A WHOLE LOT TOUGHER ON CONTRACTORS BECAUSE SHE'S PAID THIS GUY ANO HER ROOF IS, DOESN'T MEET MY KIJI> OF COO£, ANO THE TRIM STRIPS ARE FALLING OFF. SHE'S REAL DAMED UNHAPPY ABOUT THAT. SO, I THINK, I'M CONFIDENT THAT ROGER AND HIS FOLKS WHO WORK ON .... (WIGGINS REMINOED CLAYTON OF THE TIME FRME) THAIIC YOU, MR. WIGGINS. WIGGINS: YOUR HONOR, I MOVE THAT WE TABLE COUNCIL BILL NO. 50. YM DYKE: MOTION TO TABLE. BULLOCK: SECOND. YM DYKE: SECONDED BY MR. BULLOCK. Pl.EASE VOTE. VOTE: SEVEN AYES. YAN DYKE: MOTIC* HAS BEEN TAILED . . , • .. I. • • • - • • • • . ,~ • (. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Session July l, 1991 1. Call to Order The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Member Bullock. 3. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: None A quorua was present. Also present: 5. Nfnutn City Manager Fraser Assistant City Manager Martin City Attorney Dellitt City Clerk Crow Director Hayes, Financial Services Director Esterly, Public Works E•ecutive Officer Olson, Safety Services Bell Greene, ENS Coordinator, Safety Services Director Fonda, Utilities Di rector Wanush, C01111111nity Oevelopaent (a ) CGUIICIL IIDIID 111•1• IMID, -IT IIU SUtWD, TO AMIOWI TN[ NIIIIT[S 0, TN( RflUUI IUTI• IF JIii( 17, IHI. Ay s: Council ....,.rs Koltay, Hathtway , Wt99fn s, Bullock , ClaytOft , Habenicht, Van Dyke 111.y s: None Mot i on carried • • '• . ' ' I. • , - • • • • • I• • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 2 (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East Dartmouth Avenue, was not present as scheduled. (City Manager Fraser explained later in the meeting that staff had met with Mr. Sexton in an attempt to address the traffic concerns at East Dartmouth and South Humboldt area.) (b) Massage Therapist Wendy Sinclair, Sue Jernigan Tierney, and Susan Jackson addressed Council relative to Agenda Item 12(a)(ii) concerning massage therapy. They presented a united concern that the current massage code provi- sions be amended to permit the licensing of legitimate massage therapists. Discussion ensued relative to the proposed amendments. MAYOR VAN DYKE MOVED, AND IT MAS SECOll>m, TO IRING FORWARD AGENDA ITEM 12(a)(ii). Ayes: Nays: Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 52, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 52, INTRODUCED BY MAYOR VAN DYKE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 5, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1985 TO ESTABLISH STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OPERATION OF MASSAGE THERAPY CLINICS AND THE REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION IN ENGLEWOOD. MAYOR VAN om NOVm, -IT IMS SECOIIDED, TO MUI) THE DEFINITION OF MASSAGE IN SECTION 5-5-2 IEPLACINI THE IIOID •PARTS• VITH TN£ IIOID •TISSUE.• Mr. DeWitt offered infonnation relative to the word "PARTS" and suggested it not be changed. Vote results: Ayes: Nay s: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried . COUNCIL IDIO CUYTON IIWED, -IT IMS SECOIID, TO ... SECTION 5-5-1-C TO REM: C. ... IECIUIIED. 111TH THE Alft.lCATION, THE Alft.lCMT SNALL POST A Sl,IOO CAIN.... THE CAIN ... SNALL I( HlLD FOi -YUi, N IF ALL PIOVISI-OF THE MSUll THlWY COD£ Ml CONPllED 111TH, THUi THE CAIN ... SNALL • lfT'UallD. IF ll)T CONPllED 111TH, AS D(TEI- NIIIED IY THE LICDSI• MITIIOllff THE LICENSE SNALL MIT TtlNIMTt -TNf • CAIN ... SHALL IE lltTialED VITN llfTOfST AT A UASOIMIU UT£ ll)T TO DCEED THE UT£ PAID FOi PASS· IOOl SAVIIIIS IY o•u..,. IMU. [underltntd word d note add1 · t onal v rt, ge) Vot r ults : ' I . • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 3 <. • ,. • • Ayes: Nays: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. COUNCIL NEIIIER KOLTAY NOYED, AND IT 11AS SECCN)ED, TO MEND 5-5-8-C REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF IOfl> REQUIRED TO $1,000. City Manager Fraser offered information concerning the historic nature of the massage parlor code. He urged, and City Attorney DeWitt concurred, that the bond not be lowered given the difficulties Englewood has experienced in the past with massage parlor operations. He stressed that the bond, plus inter - est , is returnable after one year for licensed therapy clinics who comply with all provisions of the Massage Therapy Code. After further discussion, the vote results were: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Bullock, Van Dyke Nays: Council Metlbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton , Habenicht Motion to aaend defeated. Mayor Van Dyke COlllllented that the Council Bill provides a window of opportuni - ty for legiti•ate •assage therapists. Vote results on approval of Council Bill No. 52 as a .. nded: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motton carried. (c) Richard G. Caldwell, represent i ng Rad i o Property Ventures , ad - dressed Agenda ltea 11(9), the lease l9ret11ent between KQXI Rad i o and the 81- City Wastewater Treatae nt Plant . He urged approval of the agr eeae nt wh i ch relocates KQXl 's operat i on froa the northea s t corne r to the south east corn er of the 81 -C tty property . CGIIICJL .._. cun• IIDWID, • IT 1111 srcao, To ••• ,..., MElltA ITDI 11(9). Ay es: Nays: Notion carried. Council Metlber s Ko l tay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton , Habefl tcht, Van Dy ke None The City Clerk wa s asked to read COUftCII 1111 No . 49, entttltd : COUNCIL Bill NO . 49 , INTIIIOOUCCD IV COUNCIL NCNBCR CLAYTON A Bill FOR AN ORD INANCE APPIIOVING A LEASE AGRC£NCNT BETW££N THE CITV Of ENGLE - WOOO, COLORADO; THE CITY Of LITTL£TCII , COt.OUOO; AND RAD IO PIOPERTV VENTURES FOR TH DENIS Of PAOP(RTY SITUAT ED WI TH IN THE IOUIIMRIES Of THE er -cm· WASTEWATER TREATNE NT PlANT FOR THE PUIIIIOS Of RADIO TRMSfllSSION . . , I· • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 4 ·, • • COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON NOVm, AND IT VAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGEfl>A ITEM ll(g) -COlllCIL BILL NO. 49. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. City Attorney DeWitt expressed appreciation to Mr. Caldwell for the cooperation received from the radio station personnel, and to Little- ton's City Attorney, Larry Berkowitz. 7. Non-scheduled Visitors (a) Paul Hendricks, 4001 South Elati Street, addressed council about Agenda Item 1Z(b)(i1) concerning the Building Code. He expressed extreme frustration over the 111nner in which the Building Division operates. He re- sponded to Council Melllber Bullock's questions, indicating that a "a virtual boycott" of Englewood exists within the building trades. 8. Coauntcattons and Proclaattons (a) The City Clerk was asked to read in its entirety the proclamation honoring Marjorie Page, Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder. COUNCIL NOIIEI a,LLOCK NOVm, AND IT VAS SECONDO, TO APPIOVE THE PROCLAMATION UCOIIIIZI. -COIIIElln• IIAI.JOlll[ ,. FOi NO IO YEAllS OF DEDICATm SERVICE TO THE CITIES OF AIAPMIOE COIIITY. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. It was suggested that the proclaaation be signed by all mem - bers of Council. Council Mellber Bullock will present the proclaaation to Ms. Page on Sunday, July 7th, at the celebration in her honor. 9 . Public Heartnt There was no public hearing scheduled. 10. Approval on Second leutnt COUNCIL NEIIIO HATIWIAY 11MB, -IT IIAS SECaaD, TO APfllOVE CmDfT MED ITOIS 10 (a) THIOUIN (~) AS FOUM1 (a) ORDINANCE NO. 39, SERIES Of IHI (COUNCI L Bill NO . 39. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NCNBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED : AN ORDINANCE APPROVING FIVE CASDtCNTS FOR THE SOU1H6ATE SANITATION DISTRICT BIG ORV CREEK INTERCEPTOR EASEN£NT ALONG SOUTH PLATTE RIVER ORIVE . (b) ORDINANCE NO . 40, SERIES Of IHI (COUNCI L BIL NO . 43 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NCNBER CLAYTON), ENTITLED : AN ORDINANCE MENDING TITLE ll, CHAPTER IA, SECTI IMPOUNOMENT Of NOTOlt VEHICLES • Z Ml> ), R LATIIC TO TH •. I . • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July l, 1991 -Page 5 • . ,~ • Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and Notions (a) Director Hayes presented a recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution awarding the bid for underwriting City of Englewood Special Assessment Bonds for Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replacement District 1991. Ms. Hayes stated that two bids had been received : Piper Jaffray I Hopwood, Inc. $178,821 .50 George K. Baum I C0111pany/Dean Bosworth, Inc. 170,128.49. As George K. Baum I COllll)any/Dean Bosworth, Inc. sublllitted the low bid with a net effective interest rate of 7 .4407811, it is reco11111ended they be awarded the contract for the purchase of the special assessment bonds . TAPE 1966 · DOIJ8lE CHEC The resolution was assigned a nllllber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO . 63, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMEN T BONDS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $370 ,000 FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO . 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991 . COUNCIL ..... cun• IIOVED, -IT IIAS SECCIIID, TO APPIOV( R(SOlUTI• NO. 13, SDJES OF lNl. Mr . Man i re of Pi per Jaffray I Hoplilood, In c. responded bri e fly to questions po sed by Council Meabe r Bullock concerning interest rates. Vot e res ul ts: ~es: Council Nlllbers Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggi ns, Bullock. Clayton , Haben i cht, Van Dyke Nays: None Mot t on carried. (b) Direct or Hayes presen t ed a recoatndatton frOII the Dep artmnt of Ff nanct al St.-vtces to adop t• bi l l f or an ordi na nce authorizing t he issuance of Special Asst saent Bonds for Pav tnia District No. 34/Conc:re t e Rtpl ac111tnt Ohtrtct 1991 , S... exp h tned that the CCM!f'Ctl btl 1 has been -ndtd to ,.. • fl.cl that the ... , ... net eff.c:ttve Interest r ate will not e•cted 7.S . T C ty Cler was asked to read Council 8111 No . 53, entitled : COUNCI Bill NO . 53 INTIIOOUCCD 8 COUNCIL A Bill rOR AN OIIOINANC AUTHORIZING T IN THC PtllNCIPAL MOUNT Of 1370,000 Of PAVI DISTRICT • 34/CONCR TC RCPl.AC It CLAYTON ,. - .. I. • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 6 <. • • - FORM OF THE BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH . COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM ll(b) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 53. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (c) Director Esterly presented a recommendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance establishing the properties in- cluded in Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replaceaent District 1991. Mr. Es- terly explained that certain property on South Platte River Drive had been deleted frOIII the District and other property has been added as a result of the voluntary program. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 45, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 45, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 32, SERIES OF 1991, RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, BY EXCLUDING A PARCEL FROM THE PAVING PORTION Of THE DIS - TRICT; ESTABLISHING THE PROPERTIES INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT PURSUANT 10 THE CITY'S VOLUNTARY CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT. COUNCIL IIEIIIEI Cl.AffGN IMED, -IT IIAS SEcaED, TO AHIOV( M£JmA IT(M ll(c) -COUNCIL IILL llt. 41. Ayes: Council Mlllbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wt99tns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Council Nelll>er Koltay stated for the record that he ts the owner of one of the pieces of property. (d) Dt rector Esterly presented a recoaendat ton froa the Departaent of Public Works to approve the constructiOfl contract for Paving District No. 34/ Concrete Replac .. nt District No. 1991 to New Design Construction In the 1110unt of S49Z ,657.05. Nr. Esterly explained that originally the recoaaenda - tton was to award the contract to lttialnous Roadways of Colorado, Inc ., as the best bidder at S499,539.94 . Ito.ever, after further review of th bids subllitted, the Department of Public Morks ts convinced that New Design Con - struction has the necessary aanpower and act.quate experience to coaplete the job. Mr . Esterly further explained that an outside consulting fll'II will per - fora concrete tests, the concrete will carry a two -year warranty, and the con - tractor will provide a perforaance bond . The bidding process was explained . COUNCIL IIEIIIEI Cl.AffGN IIMD, -IT IN SECGIID, TO APPIOW( ... Of CCIII- STIUCTIGN CCINTUCT FOi NVI• DISTIICT •• MJCOICl(T( llPUCDIDff DISTIICT llt. IHI TO lllV DUI• CGISTUTI• II 1'Nl Malff Of _.tl,117.0I. "' - •, ' I· • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 7 • • • Council Member Clayton commented upon the engineers' past practice to over estimate bidded work. Vote results: Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Member Bullock Motion carried. (e) Executive Director Olson and Ben Green, Emergency Medical Service Coordinator, presented a reconnendation from the Department of Safety Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement with the State of Colorado's Central Collection Service Departaent of Administration for collec- tion of ambulance service fees. Mr. Green estimates that expenses will be cut by 15 to 30 percent, collection rate will increase, and the State will be able to give us a better measure of what is actually collectable. Collection pro- cedures were discussed. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 51, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 51, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A COLLECTION AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE CENTRAL COLLECTION SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, STATE OF COLORADO. COUNCIL NEIIIO HATIWIAY NOVm, _, IT IIAS SECNED, TO AHIOVE A&ENDA ITEM ll(e) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 11. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (f) Director Fonda presented a recoaendtton froa the Bt-Ctty Super- visory Coatttee to adopt a bil 1 for an ordinance approving an agreetaent between the Depart•nt of Highways and the Ctttes of Littleton and Englewood for possession and use of a portion of the Bt -Ctty property for South Santa Fe iaproveaents. Mr. Fonda explained the Highway Depart .. nt plans to construct a frontage road. The Highway Departaent also plans to build a septage factltty on the Bt -Ctty property as part of the negotiated settleaent. Mr. Fonda detailed the various easements contained wtthtn the agreeaent. The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No . 46, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO . 46, INTIIOOUCEO BY COUNCIL NDIIER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPtlOVING SPECIAL IWUIMTY DCCDS ANO EASEMENTS BETWEEN THE COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTNENT ANO THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD ANO THE CITY OF LITTLETON FOR POSSESSION ANO USE Of A POttTION Of THE Bl -CITY PROPERTY NEEOEO FOR SOUTH SANTA FE INPttOVENENTS ANO APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR CON - STRUCT ION OF IMPROVEMENTS AT THE Bl -CITY SITE . COUNCIL NENIO HATHAIMY MOVED, _, IT IMS SECGlmlD, TO APPIOVE MOIDA ITEM ll(f) -CCUICIL llll NO. 46 • . ' •. I . • - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 8 • • • Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (g) This item was moved forward -see Agenda Item 6(c) -Page~- 12. General Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice (i) Mayor Van Dyke presented a resolution indicating Englewood's support of the Mayors of this nation in developing local organizations and educational programs to heighten public awareness, preservation and protection of the environ111ent. The resolution was assigned a number and read in its entirety. RESOLUTION NO. 64, SERIES OF 1991. MYOI VAN DYICE MOVED, MD IT IIAS SECOll>ED, TO APPllOVE RESOLUTION NO. &4, SERIES OF lttl. I ,k Council Metllber Clayton-~ YES YOUR HONOR. l THINK THIS IS AN INTERESTING IDEA. I THINK THERE'S A COUPLE OF KILLER BULLETS IN HERE -MAKING ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW AN INTEGRAL PART OF ALL CITY PROCEDURE SEEMS TO ME TO BE TRAORDINARILY BURDENSOME AND EXPENSIVE PROCESS. I WOULD HESITATE T HINK WHAT IT WOULD COST US JUST TO INCORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL REYI INTO THE ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS THAT WE'VE PASSED THIS EVENI • ADDITIONALLY, ENSURING THE PRIORITY OF THEIR EXECUTIVE AGENDAS D BE THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRON- MENT, I GU I THlllt THAT TO MEAN THAT THAT WOULD BE A FIRST PRIORITY AND I NK THE COUNCIL HAS IDENTIFIED A NUMBER OF PRIORI- TIES. I'M NOT S THAT IT'S THE FUNCTION OF OUR CITY COUNCIL TO ~AHDVK[, PUT THIS AHEAD OF F()lt-,..JNSTANCE THE PROTECTION OF OUR CITIZENS OR SOME OF THE OTHER THINGS, SO I WOULD, I'D LIKE TO SUGGEST WITHOUT MAKING A fl>TION TO TAil.£ T~T YOU CONSIDER MYBE PUTTING THIS ON A FUTURE STUDY AGENDA AND REDOING-S<ltE OF THIS WORDING. I 'D LIKE TO SHARE, COUNCIL MEfllER CLAYTON, THE INTENT OF THIS RESOLUTION IS NOT TO PRIORITIZE THESE CONC,ERNS THAT YOU HAYE. THIS IS A GENERIC RESOLUTION THAT HAS BEEN PRES!tlJED THROUGH THE MAYORS, CONFERENCE OF MAYORS ORGANIZATION IN SUPPORT '9f ENYIORNM£NTAL CON - CERNS. IT DOES NOT IN MY MINO IN ANY WAY REQUIRE A PRIORITIZING OR IIIIEOIATELY PROVIDE A POLICY. AND I ALSO WANT T RE, COUNCIL MEfllER CLAYTON, THAT TH[ INTENT HERE rs NOT TO CREAT( INGS THAT ARE GOING TO COST DEY, AND CHANGE THINGS THAT W 'V ALREADY PRIORITIZED • • , . ' I • • - • • • ' .. • I • • ' '· Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 9 DEWITT : R HONOR, I'D ASK FOR AN OPINION OF MR. DEWITT ON THAT ISSUE . IT SAY IT RESOLVED THAT WE MAKE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW AN INTEGRAL PART OF CITY PROCEDURES. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN, MR. DEWITT? WELL, IT IS A VE GUE STATEMENT. I THINK THAT ALSO THE PHRASE IN SHOWING THE PRIORI DOESN'T ESTABLISH WHAT THE KEY PRIORITY IS. I THINK AT THE PRESE E THIS IS A POLICY ISSUE THAT CDUN- IL WOULD SAYING THAT ENVIRONM ISSUES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED BY E CITY, HOW THEY'RE ADDRESSED IS R IN THIS RESOLUTION, AND IT PART OF I BELIEVE WHAT THE MAYOR WA RESSING AT THE STUDY SESS THAT ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY IS BEING EST ED BY THE CITY, AND, AN AND THE ADOPTION OF THAT I BELIEVE WILL B CLEARER DI · RECTION. IT'S A GENERAL STATEMENT THAT THE ENVIRONME ISSUES THAT COUNCIL CREATING IN THIS LEGISLATIVE FUNCTION S BE ADDRESSED. VAN DYKE: I MIGHT OFFER THAT IS A RESOLUTION, NOT AN ORDINANCE, AND IT 'S NOT REQUIRING ANY PROCE E. " CLAYTON: ~ DEVITT , SO THAT THEN , THIS DOES NO CITY PROCEDURES AS IT SAYS IT • CLAYTON: I UND£RSTAND. DEWITT : WELL, I DON'T OUT LOOKING A E CCIREIOSIVE NATURE OF BOTH OUR OAOINANC THIS PARTIC AR RESOl.UTIC*. BULLOCK : Mete Plllllll : Ayes: Nays: Council .._..rs Koltay, tt.t hMflY , Wt99 t ns, Bu ll ock, Haben icht, Van Dyke Council .._..r Clayton Notion car r ied . (if) This .,.cla fl• was aovtd fo rwa rd • '" Agend a It 6(b) • page (b) Council ._.,.r 's Choice (I) Council .._..r Bullock presented a COUIICil bll 1 cone rt1lng an ndlitnt to the Holle Rule Ch arter purporting that the Mayor bt elected by POPular vote . Mr . Bullock stated the proposal has received ,opular support In the coaauntty. • "' -. ' • . ' I. • • - - • • • ... • • ,. Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 10 BULLOCK: YOUR IS MATTER IS ONE THAT'S BEEN DISCUSSED TO DEATH. IT SEEMS TO RECEI PULAR SUPPORT OUT IN THE COMMUNITY . MR. CLAYTON HAS BROUGHT FORT NION THAT PERHAPS WE MAY GET SOME- ONE DOWN THE LINE THAT MIGHT BE ITH POWER THAT THE COUNCIL COULD ABSOLUTELY NOT STAND. AND IF MR. ON WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A FRIENDLY AMENDMENT ALONG THE LINES OF SAY RE GA VOTE OF SIX MEMBERS OR MORE TO REMOVE A MAYOR IN SUCH A CIRCUMS I'D CER- TAINLY BE WILLING TO ACCEPT THAT. 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 ENGLEWOOD AT THE NEXT SCHEDULED REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REQUIRING THE POPULAR ELEC- TION OF MAYOR FOR A TWO (2) YEAR TERM. CCUICIL IElaEI •Loat IIMD, -IT IIAS SECNO>, TO APPIOYE MOl)A ITEN 12(b)(i) -COUNCIL IILL IIO. 31. _jr CLAY YOUR HONOR, MY OBJECT TO THIS IS NOT SO MUCH ON THE FEAR THAT WE 'RE GOING TO HAVE SCIIEONE THAT 'S POIIER MAO, BUT RATHER THAT THIS CHANG - S THE FUNDMENTAL NATURE OF THE OFFICE OF MAYOR IN THE CITY OF LEIIOOD. I DON'T BELIEVE IT'S IN OUR BENEFIT TO DO THAT, TO C E THE FUIIWOTAL NA'NIE OF THE MAYOR'S OFFICE, AND I DON'T IELI THAT SINPl.Y SUliC(STINli THAT A VOTE OF SIX COULD REMOVE THE MAYOR DAT ALL SATISFY THE ELECTORATE THAT HAD BY AN OVERWHELM · ING ELECTED THAT P£RSON TO THE POST. I THJllt VE WOULD SINPLY BE ERIATINC A BAD SITUATION. IT FURTHER DISTRESSES NE THAT VE SPUID NUCH TINE TALKING ABOUT THESE NON· ISSUE ISSUES INSTEAD OF FOCUS ON TH£ PIIOIUIIS THAT FACE OUR CCIIUUTY. AND I VOUUI HOPE THAT VE D liET BEYOND THESE KIii> OF ISSUES AND SPEii> OUR TINE AS [L[CT(D SOOATIVES FOCUSING ON THE ISSUES THAT REALLY CONf'IIOIIT M ITY . YOUR HONOR, BASED ON SGN£ THt""°IIIEIITS THAT I 'VE MD£ 1£FOR£ ON TH£ FACT THAT I DON 'T BELIEVE THI D BE DON£ IN THIS MIIER , IN THIS FASHION , All> THAT THIS IN REDUCES THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR TO A POPUUIITY CCIITEST , I '0 KE TO NOV[ THAT VE TABL E TH IS ISSU E INl)(FINIT EL Y • CLAYTON : SECCIIO . VOT : l AYES, F'OUR MYS . THOSC VOTI NC AYC : HATIWM THOSE VOTINC NAY: kOLT AY, Vl liC I VAN O [: TAI E IS OEF'CATED . •LLOC : CAL FOi OUC TI ON , T : Z AV S, flV NAY • lHOS VOTI A C: KOi.TAY, MLOCl . • ,,,_ . , • . I. • • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 11 BULLOCK: HATAHWAY: ,, • • I• • (ii) Council Member Bullock presente Building Code violations. '\ ouncil bill relative to The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 50, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 50, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE SETTING FORTH THE REQUIREMENT THAT ALL SUtN>NS ANO COMPLAINTS FOR BUILDING CODE VIOLATIONS MAKE SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE SECTION ALLEGED TO BE VIOLATED AND PROVIDING FOR THE ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES CONCERN- ING BUILDING CODE INTERPRETATION ADDING A NEW SUBSECTION M TO TITLE 8, CHAPTER I, SECTION 5, ANO BY AMENDING TITLE 8, CHAPTER I, SECTION 8 OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. COUNCIL NUIIEl -LOCK IIOVED. N IT US SECONDED, TO APPROVE MENDA ITEM 12(b)(it) -COUNCIL IILL IO. IO. ~k~ (tit) A resolution appointing a Youth Mellber to the Parks and Recreation Coatsston was considered. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by tttle: RESOLUTION NO. 65 SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING MARK WIGGINS AS YOUTH MEMBER OF THE PARKS AND RECRE- ATION COMMISSION. COUNCIL IIENID HATIWY IMED. -IT IIAS SEcaED, TO UW IESOLUl'I• IO. II. SOIES Of lNl. ~es: Council lllllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Van Dyke Nays: None Abstain: Council lllllbers Wiggins, ClaytOft Notion carried. Nark 's tef'II of appotntaeftt runs froa July 1992 . Bullock, Habentctlt, I. 1991 to June I. (h) A resoluttOft appoh1ttft1 a Youth MNlber to the Parks alld Recreation CoatutOft was COftsidered . TIie resoluttOft was assiped a nlollllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES Of 1991 A RCSOlUTION APPOINTING OM cum• AS YOUTH fOICR Of TH PAAIC.S ANO RECR • ATION COMMISS ION . ,,. - I. • , - • • Englewood City Council Minutes July l, 1991 -Page 12 ·, .. • • I• • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOtl>ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 1991. Ayes: Nays: Abstain: Motion carried. Dan's 1992. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Members Wiggins, Clayton term of appointment runs from July 1, 1991 to June 1, City Manager Fraser offered to advise the other interested youth applicants concerning these appointments and offering encouragement to apply again next year. (v) Council Mellber Koltay: 1. He requested that the Departaent of COIIIM.ln i ty Develol)lllent check into the storage of automobiles on property formerly occupied by I dental health bu i ld - ing at Broadway and Belleview. 2. He provided an update on Project BUILD. 3. He announced his resignation effective iaediately after the Jul y 15 , 1991, regular Council meeting. He and hi s fa •ily will be 1110 ving out of the City and he will no longer be eligible to serve as I coun ci l llletllbe r . /,,qi.,, (vi) Council Metlber Hathaway: I. She provided I report on the public hearing held} y Denver Reg i onal Coun -4' ~rnaents r e lative to the MAC proposal. HAT HAWA Y: EW CllllENTS ABOUT THE PUBLIC HEARING COfllUC TE D BY DRCOG LAST Y REGARDING THE MAC PROPOSAL. 66 PLU S SPE AK ERS, IOI OF ...... ~~INS T THE PROJECT , ANO 1 'D ALSO ADD THAT THOSE IOI llll 'T HAV E PROPERTY DR S(IIE IN TEREST IN THE AREA THAT THC MAC IS ED. IT WAS INTEREST ING TO SAY THE LEAST · I DON 'T KNOW IF I COU LD AIN NY TENP£R AS WELL AS ELSIE LACE DID AS CHAIIINAN, BUT JUS T I WOULD REITERATE THAT I HAV NOT CHANCiCD NY POS ITION ON IT ANO IL HAD BASICALLY GAVE NC THC ST ATOOT THAT THCY HAD NOT OWCCD POSITION ON IT AS WELL , I INlENO 10 GO INTO THE JULY 17TH ORCOG [TING VOTING AGAI ST THE LIM BASCO lll THE FACT THAT IT DOCS 4S W 'RC C • CERNCD IM THC CITY Of CICLOIOOO NOT SEltVE THE RESI THC CITY Of E OIOOO ANO CYCN TICJUCiH WC 00 l(LJ(Y£ IN REGIONAL TH ruLLCST EXTENT THAT 'YE PUT CNOUQt INTO TH PROCESS THAT • Ir IT 4S ASTUTC UPUl>ITUR Of '67 ,000,000. Alt NOT FDR IT . (v 1) C r II 99 ftS : • ' I· • , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 13 • • Council support the School Board by volunteering to serve as members of the various subco11111ittees: 1. Readiness for school 2. Co11pleting high school 3. Student achievement and citizenship 4. Science and math 5. Adult literacy and life-long learning 6. Safe discipline and drug free schools. 2. He Inquired about the study being conducted by Eric Roth. Mr. Fraser stated the results should be available later in July . 3. He coaented upon the lack of coaunlcatlon concerning the pilot recy- cltng progra•. Director Wanush providing inforaatlon relative to the mail - ings, phone and personal contacts which have resulted In approximately 400 households signing up. 4. He coaented about the weeds along Chenango parking In the vicinity of the City Ditch, stating the City Manager will have the 11atter corrected shortly. 5 . He discussed special parking peraits for the Belleview Park area , espe -cially during the July 4th celebration. (viii) Council Meaber Habenicht: I. She inforad Nr . Wiggins she has voluntffred for the education subc oait -tee -·student Ac:hleve11e11t.• 2 . She suggested that the Colorado Municipal le19ue attendffs provide an overv i ew of the confe~e at an upcoat119 study sesston . 3 . Sh e advised that s he no longer hid access to [-Natl on her hoae coapu t er unt i l the new softwa .-. ts I ns talled . (ht ) Counc 11 ..._.r CI ayton : I . He co119 ratul ated Nr . Fraser and s taff on the new ISO rat l119 froa Class 4 t o Cl as s 3 . 2. He tn f of'llld Nr. Wiggi ns he has volun t ff.-.d t o serve on the •Adult Lit ra • cy• educ a ttonal subcoaftt H • 3. He offered congratulattOfts to Director Long and tht Lltwary staff for rtctlvl119 tilO gr"'u, one of lllfllch wtl t provide ntne IIOdtta acautPl*t COllp4.lttr ttralnals fort [ft91tw00d public schools llldl a centers . 4 . He announced that and Nrs . C1&yt0ft hid pl anted five trees at S htr Pool with tht t t In aflld tha t trees a.-. .. ,.. tt1Joyablt than a lttr • s. He r p0rtld °" t Oiltcoae of tht ACCC ... l1ft9 tn Washtfttlon, D. c., tat 1119 h btll•v was a rt...,.111 ttldtavor . • '; .. I. • • - • • • . , . • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 14 13. City Manager's Report (a) Mr. Fraser coaaended various llelllbers of his staff for the manner in which the low interest rate for the special assessment bonds was accomplished. (b) Regarding the grants recently received by the Library, he inforaed Council that he has instructed the staff to do everything possible to bring additional grant aonies into the City. 14. City Attorney's Report (a) Mr. Delfitt provided copies of the dhahsal order in OMNJBANK vs City of EnglllfOOCI. (b) Concen1ing the tlartin tlanufacutring C0111Pany settlement offer, he ?, suggested holdi119 off acceptance until there h a firmer underst~?! ~~i" the parties. It was suggested~at the •tter be resolved infl-~-1..:.-\'' wtua11y a;: 111tl1 IMI 11d1n•-•>'-.._L.-ft\ 1 u v " ~ Nt ~-fw. ~on,1n: ITH R£SP£CT To MRTJN MUFACnluc, MRTJN MUFACTURING 1s oF-l FUSER: CLA T RUIC SETTLEIOT OF S16,450 PLUS INTEREST. THE PIIOll.EM JS IS I • THERE'S SOIi[ MJSUNOERSTAll>JNG CII THE COUNCIL 'S OIIDJ E WITH RE CT TO R£1ATE OF SALES, THE USE TAXES, All> ALSO THERE'S SONE DJ EIDT AS TO THE EXACT ....,. DU£ THE R£YEIU OFFICER IN THIS MlTICUAl.R ACOCIIIT, NS. Cl.ARK, HAS CIYEN SOIi[ NUM - BERS Al( DUMTJCALLY DIFFERENT TIWI THE ... OF MATIN. I'D SUliC(S, AT THE P1t£SOT YOU •t S(TILE THIS IIITIL HAYE A FIRM UIIDERST•J OF IASICJALLY Ill), INT R(, IIO -50 THAT Ml D'T 111ft • SETTUIDT TNIT FALLS MIil AT A LATtR DATE, lflTH n•R POJNTJ• IIJSTIIIST, SO IIY CCIIIEDTUII JS TNIT .,, S£TTU IT _,, S([ JF CM'T I IT uat T DI) Of 1111TH, DI) Of W1' TNIT MIYIIIDY Cl Y UIIDERST T CIDUIID ES -BASIS FOi TTL • - - • • • • ' • •.._ • <. Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes July 1, 1991 -·Page 15 RTIN AND KEEPS HIM AS AN EMPLOYER AND STILL DOESN'T COMPROMISE OUR Y TO BE FAIR TO EVERYONE ELSE WHO HAS PAID WHAT THEY WERE SUPPOSED TOO. I APPRECIATE THOSE COMMENTS. WE'LL SEE T WE CAN DO TO RESOLVE THIS MATTER ON TERMS THAT ARE MUTUALLY AG LE AND UNDERSTAND- ABLE. I THINK, YOU CAN SETTLE THIS CASE, IT'S CLEARLY UNDER-STANDING THE TERMS OF BOTH SIDES. (c) Mr. DeWitt stated he and Judge Parkinson will be providing infof'lla-tion concerning Associate Judge coapensation. 15. AdJOUnaant CCUICIL IEaD MTWY IIOVED TO ADJCII•. The .. ung adjourned at 10:00 p.a. ttty t1erk • . ' • I. . • ' • - • • • • • <. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLElfOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Session July 1, 1111 1. Call to Order The regular .. eting oft Englewood City Council was Van Dyke at 7:35 p.•. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Co 3. Pledge of Alletiance The Pledge of Allegiance was 4. Roll Call Present: Absent: None A quorum was present. Also present : s . flt IIUtfl .. Wiggins, Bullock, (a) CIIIICIL.... Ml•_,., -IT IN , TO ArNOft M NUlll'H OF TNE .... • If .W 17, INI. A, s: Coactl ....._,s Koltay, HilllMfly, ClaytOft, Mabtfttcllt, Van Oyk Nays : t on arr td • . ' ' I . • • - • • • • . ,~ • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 2 (a) Mark Sexton, 1511 East Dartmouth Avenue, was not present as scheduled. (City Manager Fraser explained later in the meeting that staff had met with Mr. Sexton in an attempt to address the traffic concerns at East Dartmouth and South Humboldt area.) (b) Massage Therapist Wendy Sinclair, Sue Jernigan Tierney, and Susan Jackson addressed Council relative to Agenda Item 12(a)(ii) concerning massage therapy. They presented a united concern that the current massage code provi - sions be amended to permit the licensing of legitimate massage therapists. Discussion ensued relative to the proposed amendments. MAYOR VAN DYKE NOVm, AND IT IIAS SECONDED, TO 11111& FOlllWtD MiDl>A ITEM 12(a)(ii). Ayes: Nays: Council Metlbers Kolt1y, Hath1way, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, H1benicht , Van Dyke None Motion carried. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 52, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 52, INTRODUCED BY MAYOR VAN DYKE A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 5, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1985 TO ESTABLISH STRINGENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE OPERATION OF MASSAG E THERAPY CLINICS AND THE REGULATION OF THE PROFESSION IN ENGLEWOOD. MAYOR VAN DYKE NOVm, AND IT IIAS SECOIIDO, TO AIIEII) THE DEFINITION OF MASSMiE IN SECTION 5-5-2 REPLAClllli THE IIORD •,un· MITH THE IIOID ·nsSU£. • Mr . DeWitt offered tnfona.tion relative to the word "PARTS" and suggested it not be changed. Vol e results: Ayes: Nays : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggi ns, Bu llock, Cl ayton , Habenicht, Van Dyk e None Notion carried . COUNCIL IIEJIIEI cun• IIMD, -IT MAS SECamED, TO .. seen• 5-5-1 -C TO READ: c. .. R[QUJIO. MITH TN[ wuc.an•. THE WLICMT SMALL POST A U,IOO CAIN ... TNE CAIN -INAU • NIU f• -YIM, -IF All PIOVISJ• Of TNE MIi-TNEWY CGDI. Ml CIIIPlHD MITH, 11D TN[ CASN ._ INAU K llmalll. If NOT cat. Ill MITH, AS DnEI• NINO IY TNE LICDISI• Mffllllln TNl LICDIK NU Mn I l TtlMUIATt • CAIN -INILl • HTUalD 111TH llfftlfST AT A RlA-l UT( •T TO DCUD TN[ UTt PAID FOR PASS · IOOI SAVlal IY EJIII IMNII MIU . (und rl d fKll I • l ona 1 v ) Vo r ult : •. ' I· • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 3 (. • • • Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. COlltCIL IIEIIIER KOLTAY MOVED, All) IT lfAS SECOll>ED, TO MEND 5-5-8-C REDUCING THE MOUNT OF IOIID REQUIRED TO $1,000. City Manager Fraser offered infonaation concerning the historic nature of the massage parlor code. He urged, and City Attorney DeWitt concurred, that the bond not be lowered given the difficulties Englewood has experienced in the past with 111assage parlor operations. He stressed that the bond, plus inter- est, is returnable after one year for licensed therapy clinics who COIIIPlY with all provisions of the Massage Therapy Code. After further discussion, the vote results were: Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay, Bullock, Van Dyke Nays: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht Motion to aaend defeated. Mayor Yan Dyke c0111ented that the Council 8111 provides a window of opportuni - ty for legtttaate aassage therapists . Vote results on approval of Council 8111 No. 52 as aaended: Ayes: Council Meabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wt99tns, Bullock , Clayton, tt.bentcht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (c) Richard Ci. Caldwell, representing Radio Property Ventures, ad- dressed A9enda It• ll(g), the lease agrNant bet ... KQXI Radio and the It - City Wastewater Treataent Plant. He urged approval of the egrMatnt which relocates KQXl 's operat on froa the northeast corner to the southeast corner of the Bt -Ctty property. CGUIICIL .... CUYTOII ..... -IT -suaam. TO ••• FOIIIND .... ITDI ll(t). Ayes : Nays : Mot ton carried. COUftC 1 ....._rs ltollly. tt.th1W1y, Wt99tns. Bullock. C1,yton, Mlbelltd1t, VP Dyke None T City Cler WIS 1sked lo Id COUIK 1 1111 ••• t t l C ll. R CLAYTON . , •. I. • - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 4 '· • • COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON MOYm, AND IT WAS SECOfl>ED, TO APPROVE AGEfl>A ITEM ll(g) -COUNCIL IILL MO. 49. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. City Attorney DeWitt expressed appreciation to Mr . Caldwell for the cooperation received fr0111vr1dio station, and to Littleton 's City At - torney, Larry Berkowitz. JI-Y 7. Non-scheduled Visitors (1) Paul Hendricks, 4001 South Ehti Street, addressed council about Agenda I tea 12(b)( 11) concerning the Building Code. He expressed extre11e frustration over the aanner in which the Building Division operates. He re - sponded to Council Mellber Bullock's questipns, indicating that 1 •a virtual boycott• of Englewood exists within the building trades. 8. eo..untcattons and Procl-ttons (1) The City Clerk was asked to read in its entirety the proclamation honoring Marjorie Page, Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder. COUNCIL IOID IUl.LOCK MOYm, _, IT IMS SUONDED, TO APNOVE THE PIOCLMATION 1£COIIIIZI• _, CCIIIElml• IIAI.JOIH NIE FN NO 50 YEAIS OF D£D1CATm S£1VICE TO TN( CITllS OF AIAPMOE CCUfTY. ~es : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays : None NotiOfl carried. It was suggested that the proclaaation be signed by 111 1118111- bers of Council. Council Mellber Bullock wi ll present the proclaaatton to Ms. Page on Sunday, July 7th, at the celebration i n her honor . 9 . "-'l1c Nllr1nt Th re wa s ftO public hearing scheduled. 10 . a,,ro.11 on SecOM INdtnt COUNCIL ..... NlntMIAY IIOWED, -IT IMS S(caeo,, TO AffllOVt CONSOfT AIOltA ITOIS t (a).,....(') AS FOLLM: (a) ORDINANCE NO . 39, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL Bill NO . 39. INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEMIER HATHMtAY), ENTITLED : M OltOI C APfltlOVING FI V CASOICIUS fOR THC SOUTHGAT JTATION DISTRICT BIG OR CR C um CPTOR CASCtOY Al'*' SOUTH PLATT£ RIVER ORIV • ( ) OltOI IY C • 40, SCIICS Of 1991 (COUNCIL Ill R CLAYTON), CNTITlCD : till I J. CHAPTCR IA, CTI Z V HICL • • 43, INTRQOUC 0 3 , All TO ' I • • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 5 '· • • Ayes: Council Members Koltay , Hathaway, Wigg i ns, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 11. Ordinances, Resolutions and llotions (a) Director Hayes presented a recommendation from the Department of Financial Services to adopt a resolution awarding the bid for underwriting City of Englewood Special Assess111ent Bonds for Paving D~~ri t No. 34/Concrete Replacement District 1991. Ms. Hayes stated that two i~ ad been received: Piper Jaffray I Hopwood, Inc. ,821.50 George K. Baum I COlll)any/Dean Bosworth, Inc. 170,128.49. As George K. Baum I CQ11Pany/De1n Bosworth, Inc . sublllitted the low bid with a net effective interest rate of 7 .440781~. it is recOt1111ended they be awnded the contract for the purchase of the special assessment bonds . E O K. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO. 63, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF SPE CIA L ASSESSM ENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $370 ,000 FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34 /CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991 . COUNCIL IIOIIO CLAYT• IIOVED, -, IT IMS SECCIIIDED, TO APPIOV( 1£SOLUTI• m. 13, S01£S Of IHI. Mr. Man i r e, of Pi per J affray & Hopwood , In c.Jresponded briefly to questions posed by Counc 11 Metllbe r Bullock concerning i nt eres t ra tes. Vote r esu lts: Ay es: Nays: llotlon carried. Coun cil Mellber s Kolta y, Hath awa y, Wl99ins, Bullock, Clayton , Ha benicht, Va n Dyke None (b) Direct or Hayes presented a recoaendatlon froa the O.,art Flnancl1l Services to adopt a bill for an ordinance 1uthorl1ing of Special Assessaent Bonds for P1vlng District lo . 34/Concret District IHI. She expl a ined that the counc 1 bill hH fleet that t ... 1.,. net effective Interest r1t will not Cit Cl r was asked to read Counc 1 I 11 No . 53. t tled : A Bill f I TH PAVI IL • .. I . • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 6 • • • FORM OF THE BONDS; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON ; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH . COUNCIL MENIER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGEfl>A ITEM ll(b) · COUNCIL BILL NO. 53. Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (c) Director Esterly presented a reconnendation from the Department of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance establ i shing the properties in- cluded in Paving District No. 34/Concrete Replaceinent District 1991. Mr. Es - terly explained that certain property on South Platte River Drive had been deleted fro• the District and other property has been added as a result of the voluntary progra•. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 45, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO. 45 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER _!!_ A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AM£NDING ORDINANCE NO . 32, SERIES OF 1991, RELATING TO PAVING DISTRICT NO . 34 /CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991, IN THE CIT Y OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , BY EXCLUDING A PARCEL FROM THE PAVING PORTION OF THE DIS - TRICT; ESTABLISHING THE PROPERTIES INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE CITY 'S VOLUNTARY CONCRETE REPLACEMENT PROGRAM; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT . COUNCIL NEIIHl cun• IIWED, -IT lllS SECCINDED, TO APNOVE A8Dl)A ITEM ll(c) • COUNCIL IILL ... 45. Ay es: Council Nlllbers Koltay , Hathaway , Wiggin s, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nay s: None ,. - Not io n c ar r i ed . A~ KO L TA Y: YOUR HONOR, JUST FOR THE RECORD I WOULD LIKE TO STATE THAT BEFOR ~ ~~ COUNCIL THAT ONE OF THE PROPERTI ES LOCATED , LISTED IN HERE IS ONt ~ ., OF NI NE, EV EN THOUGH I HAV E VOT ED ON THIS ISSU E. • ' (d) Direc t or Es t erl y presented a recoaendat lon froa t he Dep art•nt of Public Works to approve the construction contract f or Pa vlnt District No. 34/ Concrete Replact11tttt District No. lfll to New Desl9n Construction In the aaount of S49 2,657.0S. Mr. Esterly txplaffttd that orf9lna lly the rtcoaenda - tlon was to ard the contract to 81tuafncM1s Roadways of Colorado, Inc ., as th bldd r a S4fl ,539 .94 . Howtv r, after further rev of the bids su I lled, th Depart nt of Publtc Worts ts convinced that New Des 9ft Con- struct on ha s t ss ary n r nd quatt exper nee to coapl t the jo • • s rl rurt r xph fted that an outs de COftSul Int fl wll 1 per - f o concre t s s, t concrtt w 11 carry a tWO ·Y ar warranty , and th con - rac or w 11 pro td a rfo nc bond . 1 b ddlnt pro c ss wa s plain d • . , ' I . • - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 7 • • t• • COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, NI> IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO APPROVE AWARD OF CON- STRUCTION CONTRACT FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 34/CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1991 TO NEIi DESIGN CONSTRUCTION IN THE ANOUNT OF $492,657.05. Council ~:r Clayton e up · the en ineers' past practice to over estimate ~idded work .. fl[.,,U.';u,~~~~~:Q::1,1-'1~- CLAYTON: I JUST HAVE ONE COMMENT I'D LIKE TO ADO BEFORE WE APPROVE THIS. I THINK IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS NOW, WE'VE HAD A NUMBER OF PAVING DIS- TRICTS, AND IN EVERY SINGLE INSTANCE, THE ENGINEERS' ESTIMATES HAVE BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY IN EXCESS OF THE FINAL BIDS, AND I NOTE THAT THESE TWO LOW BIDS ARE REALLY NOT THAT FAR APART, THEY' RE ABOUT $7,000 -WE DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE LAST THREE WHETHER THEY WERE CAPABLE, QUALIFIED, OR WHETHER THEY MET THE BID SPECIFICATIONS OR NOT, BUT IT'S DISCOURAGING TO ME TO AN EXTREME DEGREE THAT WE HAVE TO DEBATE THIS IN ~t OF OUR CITIZENS WHO CONTINUED TO INSIST THAT OUR BIDS~WAY TOO HIGH, AND IN EVERY SINGLE INCIDENT , THEY HAVE BEEN IJIA'('TOO HIGH. WE'VE TOLD OUR CITIZENS IT'S GOING TO COST THEM A WHdl.E LOT NORE THAN IT ENDS UP COSTING THEM, AND I THINK WE END UP WITH MUD ON OUR FACE EVERY SINGLE TIME WE DO THAT, AND I'D LIKE TO SUGGEST THAT THERE'S GOT TO BE A WAY TO COME IN CLOSER THAN 2~ OVER THE ACTUAL BID ESTIMATE. AND THAT'S THE ONLY COMMENT I HAVE. Vote results: Ayes: Council Nabers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Naber Bullock Motion carried. '1 (e) Executive Director Olson and Ben lirHn, @IS ~oordtnator, presented a rec0111tndatton froa the Dtpartlltftt of Safety Services to adopt I btll for an ordinance approvt119 an 19reeaM1t wtth the State of Colorado's Cttttral Colltc - tton Service Dtp1rtlltftt of Adlltntstratton for collectton of llllbulance servtce fNs. Mr. lir'Nfl est tutts that expenses wt 11 bt cut by 15 to 30 percent , co 1- 1 ect ton rate wtll Increase, and the State wtll bt able to 9tve us a better •asure of what is actually collectable. Collectton procedure s were dis - cussed. The City Clerk wa s asked to read Council 8 11 No . 51, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . 51 , INTIIOOUCED BY CCUICll MENIER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN OROI E APPROVING A COlLCCTION AaEC NT 8 ANO BETVCEN TH CIT OF C LEWOOO, COLORADO ANO TH CCNTRAL COll[CTION [RVIC D£PARTMCNT Of AOMINI TRATION. STAT Of COlOUOO . COUlltll IIIMD NATNIIMY ..a, -ll(t) • COUIICIL llll ID, 11, Ay : Counc I r, I ta • ...th Nay s: ti C IT Cl ayto,i. c"t, v Oy • w 99 ns, Bulloc • "' -. , ' I· • ' , - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page a ·, • • (f) Director Fonda presented a reconnendtion from the Bi-City Super- visory Committee to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving an agreement between the Department of Highways and the Cities of Littleton and Englewood for possession and use of a portion of the Bi-City property for South Santa Fe~ improvements. Mr. Fonda explained the Highway Department plans to ~nstruct a . frontage road. The Highway Department also plans to build a (eptage facility on the Bi-City property as part of the negotiated settle111ent. Mr. Fonda detailed the various easements contained within the agreement. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 46, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO . 46, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING SPECIAL WARRANTY DEEDS AND EASEMENTS BETWEEN THE COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE CITY OF LITTLETON FOR POSSESSION AND USE OF A PORTION OF THE Bl-CITY PROPERTY NEEDED FOR SOUTH SANTA FE IMPROVEMENTS AND APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR CON- STRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS AT THE Bl-CITY SITE. COUNCIL IIEIIIO HATIWIAY IIDVED, -IT IIAS SECONDED, TO APPIOVt MDIDA ITEM ll(f) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 46. Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (g) This itN was aoved forward -SH Agenda It• 6(c) -Page _. 12. leneral Dtscusston (a) Mayor's Choice (1) Mayor Van Dyke presented a resolution indi cating Englewood 's support of the Mayors of thts nation in developing local organ i zat i ons and educational prograas to heightet1 public awareness, preservation and protection of the environaent. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read in its entirety . RESOL UTION NO . 64 , SERIES OF 1991 . MYII WM ME am, -IT 11U TO AMllft • ...,,. •• NO . M, SOIH Of lNI • Council ....,.r Clayton -T#t I -Ill Vote results : Ayes : ... , : Mo on carried • . ' ' I . • • , - - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 9 . . • ,, • page _. (ii) This agenda itea was moved forward -see Agenda Item 6(b) - (b) Council Member 's Choice (i) Council Mellber Bullock presented a council bill concerning an amendment to the HOiie Ru 1 e Charter purporting that the Mayor be e 1 ected by popular vote. Mr. Bullock stated the proposal has received popular support in the co11111unity . 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 ENGLEWOOD AT THE NEXT SCHEDULED REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD REQUIRING THE POPULAR ELEC - TION OF MAYOR FOR A TWO (2) YEAR TEAM. COUNCIL NEIIIO IULLOCIC IIDWED, -IT IIAS SECCNIED, TO APNOVE MEll»A ITEM 12(b)(1) -COUNCIL IILL NO. 31. TAPE 217 (ii) Council Meaber Bullock presented a council bill relat i ve t o Building Code violations . TAPE 425 The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No . 50, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . 50, INTAOOUCED BY COUNCIL NOIIER BULLOCK A BI LL FOR AN ORDINANCE SETTINli FORTH THC REQUIR[N(NT THAT ALL SUMJNS ANO COMPLAINTS FOR BUILDING COO( VIOUTJCIIS MME SP£C1FIC REFERENCE TO TH E SE CTION ALLEGED TO BE VIOLAT ED ANO PIIOVIDINli FOi THE ARIITRATION Of DISPUTES CONCERN- ING BUILDING COO£ INTERPR ET ATION AOOINli A NEV SUIS[C TJON N TO TITLE 8 , CHAPTER I, SE CTION 5 , ANO BY MUl>INli TIT LE I , CHAPTER l, SE CTION I OF THC ENGLEWOOD MUN IC IPA L CODE 1915 . COUNCIL IDIO IUU.oat ..... -12(b)(tt) -COUNCIL IILL IO. IO. VOTE (ffi) A ruolultOft ING nt.fng a Youth Neabtr to the Parlts alld Recr a tlOft CoalssfOft wu cOftsfdtNd . The resolutfOft .,., a utgfted a flUllber and rtad by t it.le : RESO LUTION NO . 65 SERIES OF lMI AR SOlUTION APPOINT! ..,_ WIGCI AS YOUTH ATI COflllSSION . ANO CRC , •. ' ... I . • • • ' - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 10 <. • • • COUNCIL NDIIER HATHAIIAY NOVm, All) IT WAS SECCN>m, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 65 , SERIES OF 1991 . Ayes: Council Nellbers Koltay , Hathaway, Van Dyke Nays: None Abstain: Council Nellbers Wiggins, Clayton Motion carried. Mark's ten11 of appointinent runs from July 1992 . Bullock , Haben i cht , 1, 1991 to June 1, (iv) A resolution appotnttng a Youth Ne111ber to the Parks and Recreation Comtsston was considered . The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING DAN CLAYTON AS YOUTH MEMBER OF THE PARKS AND RECRE - ATION COMMISSION . COUNCIL IEIID HATIWIAY IIOYED, _, IT WAS SECClll»ED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 66, SERIES OF 1911. Ayes: Nays: Abstain: Motton carried . Dan's 1992 . Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway , Van Dyke None Council Nellbers Wiggins, Clayton tel"II of appointllent runs frOIII July Bullock , Habenicht , 1, 1991 to June 1, Ctty Manager Fraser offered to ldvtse the other interested youth appl tcants concerning these appotntaents and offering encoura9 ... nt to apply again next year . (v) Council Mellber KoltQ: 1 . He requested that the Departlleflt of C01111Ut1 1t y Deve l opaent chec k t nto the s torage of aut0110bil es on property foraerly occ up i ed by a de nta l he alth bui ld - ing at BroadwQ and Bell evi ew. 2. He provi ded an updat e on Project BU ILD. 3 . He announc ed hts resi gna tion e ffec t ive laedl ately after the July 15 , 1911, ~ul ar Council .. ttng. He and hts f•tly will bt aovtng out of the City and he will no l0ft98r be eligible to serve as I council r . (vt) Counc 1 Mellber Hathaway : I. She provided I report on the publ le hearing held by Denv r R tonal Coun - c11 of Gov,,,..,.ts rel atht to the MC proposal . TAPE 11 49 HAT CONOUCT[O IV OIICOG LAST 66 PLUS SPEMCRS, IOI OF "' -. ( •, ' I . • - • • • • • • 1 , Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 11 WHICH WERE AGAINST THE PROJECT, AND I'D ALSO ADD THAT THOSE Joi WERE ONES THAT DIDN'T HAVE PROPERTY OR SOME INTEREST IN THE AREA THAT THE MAC IS PROPOSED. IT WAS INTERESTING TO SAY THE LEAST -I DON'T KNOW IF I COULD MAINTAIN HY TEMPER AS WELL AS ELSIE LACEY DID AS CHAIRMAN, BUT JUST THOUGHT I WOULD REITERATE THAT I HAVE NOT CHANGED MY POSIT I ON ON IT ANO AS COUNC IL HAO BASICALLY GAVE ME THE STATEMENT THAT THEY HAO NOT CHANGED THEIR POSITION ON IT AS WELL, I INTEND TO GO INTO THE JULY 17TH DRCOG BOARD MEETING VOTING AGAINST THE MAC LINE BASED ON THE FACT THAT IT DOES AS FAR AS WE'RE CON- CERNED IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD NOT SERVE THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD All> EVEN THOUGH WE 00 BELIEVE IN REGIONALISM TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THAT WE'VE PUT ENOUGH INTO THE PROCESS THAT WE DON'T CARE IF IT AS ASTUTE EXPENDITURE OF $67,000,000, WE ARE NOT FOR IT. (vii) Council Meaber Wiggins: I. As I result of his representing Council at school telethon event at which President Bush and Governor Roaer were featured, he strongly suggested that Council support the School Board by volunteering to serve as IINlbers of the various subcoaaittees: I. Readiness for school 2. C011pleting high school 3. Student 1chieveaent and citizenship 4. Science and •1th 5. Adult literacy and life -long learning 6. Safe discipline and drug free schools. 2. He inquired about the study being conducted by Eric Roth. stated the results should be 1v1tlable later tn July . Mr . Fraser 3. He coaet1ted upon the lack of ~cation concerning the pilot "KY· cling Protr•. Director Wam,sh provtd-.,,.tnfo,..tton rehttve to the fl . lngs, phone and persOt11l contacts Mh ave resulted n approx laately 400 households sl911tng up . 4 . He Coaetlted about the Weds along Cheftango parting In the vtcfn ty of the City Ditch, stating Utt Ctty Manaver will llave t tter co,.rtcted shortly. 5 . He discuued special pa tng perwlts for t ltll v clally during the July 4th c I atfCNI , P1rt I 1, N · (vt If) Counc fl r Habetttcht : I. s lnforaect Mr . Wl99tn1 tff • •studeflt Ach ev t •• his vol11t1t r1ld fort l . unt ti to • I • r .... .. I. • - 1 • • • • • Englewood City council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 12 (ix) Council Member Clayton: l. He congratulated Mr. Fraser and staff on the new ISO rating from Class 4 to Class 3. 2. He informed Mr. Wiggins he has volunteered to serve on the "Adult Litera- cy" educational subcOR11ittee. , ,v 3 . He offered congratulations to Director Long and th, Library staff for receiving two grants, one of which will provide nine IIIO{e\111 equipped computer • terminals for the Englewood public schools media centers. ~'I. 4. He announced that he and Mrs. Clayton had planted five trees at Sinclair Pool. 5. He reported on the outcoM of the ACCE ineet i ng in wash i ngton, 0. C. , stating he believes it was a worthwhile endeavor. 13 . City Mana .. r's a.port (a) Mr. Fraser cQ!Mlended various aewit,ers of his staff for the manner in which the low interest rate of 7.44~ was accOfflP\ished for the special assess - •nt bonds . (b) RecJarding the grants recently received by the Library, he informed Council that he has instructed the staff to do everything possible to bring additional grant aonies into the City. 14 . City AttortWJ'S a.port {a) Mr . DeWitt provided copies of the d\saissal order in OMNIBANK vs c,t of (ngl~- lb) concern ng the Martin Manufa~Mng COIIIP •nY settleaent offer. he sugges ted hold ng off acceptance 11nt\l there Is a f\raer under standing between t par i s . I wa s sUC)9tS ltd that the aatter be resolved In such a way to be uall • l and understandable . 0 ll : • ,. - • . ' I . • - - • • • • . • ' Englewood City Council Minutes July 1, 1991 -Page 13 FRASER: I'D JUST LIKE TO ENCOURAGE COUNCIL AND THE CITY ATTORNEY TO LOOK AT WAYS OF BRINGING THIS TO CLOSURE IN THE MOST POSITIVE WAY POSSIBLE. I THINK IT'S CLEAR THAT MR. MARTIN AND HIS REPRESENTATIVES HAYEW BEEN SOMEWHAT EXTREME IN THEIR POSITION WITH RESPECT TO OUR ABILITY TO COLLECT, SET AND COLLECT A USE TAX. ON THE OTHERHAND IT IS ALSO APPARENT TO ME THAT WE HAYE AN OPPORTUNITY HERE TO PERHAPS REVITAL- IZE A LOCAL ENTREPRENURER WHO'S GOTTEN DISHEARTENED WITH THE SYSTEM Afl> WHO IS MAYBE TURNING AROUND. Afl> WHILE 1 'M NOT SUGGESTING THAT WE ACCEPT THE SETTLEMENT OFFER THAT'S BEEN MADE TODATE, I WOULD HOPE THAT WE CAN APPROACH THE REOSLUTION OF THIS IN A WAY THAT IS NOT ABSOLUTELY HAROUN£ All> GIVES MR. MARTIN CONTINUING ENCOURAGE- MENT IN HIS EFFORTS TO STAY IN OUR COMIIJNITY. CLAYTON: I WAS GOING TO SAY KUI> OF THE SAM£ THING, EXCEPT I WAS GOING TO OFFER A LITTLE ANALOGY. MAYBE THIS IS KINO OF LIKE SOMEONE BRING- ING BACK A BOOK LATE TO THE LIBRARYK. WE WANT THE BOOK BACK, BUT MAYBE WE CAN CUT SOME SLACK ON THE PENALTIES All) THE FINES. I WOULD HOP£ THAT WE CAN FINO A WAY TO DO A DEAL THAT ACCOMMODATES BOTH THE CITY All> MR. MARTIN All) KEEPS HIM AS AN EMPLOYER All> STILL DOESN'T CONPIIONISE OUR ABILITY TO BE FAIR TO EVERYONE ELSE WHO HAS PAID WHAT THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO PAY TOO. DEWITT: I APPRECIATE THOSE CCIIIENTS. IIE'll SEE WHAT WE CAN DO TO RESOLVE THIS MATTER ON TEIIIS THAT ARE ..,TUALL Y AGR£EABLE All> UNDERSTAll>- ABLE. I THI•, YOU CAN SETTLE THIS CASE, IT'S JUST CLEARLY UNDER- STAll>ING THE TEIIIS Of BOTH SIDES. 15. M,jourtmnt CCUICIL -.. MftD TO.... The ... ting adjoumed at llll p.a . • ,,,_ . , • ' • I . . • - ·, ~- • • • July 15, 1991 Regular City Council Meeting • ' 0 I • • 0 ,