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Home My WebLink About1991-12-03 (Regular) Meeting Agenda• ' . • I ' . -• •, • ' -' • • • • 0 cl+~ El~ o/~/9/ • . . . &,+.£# ~~ ~ $~ ..s-s- • &# 1~,, 7-0 7~., 77 ., ., I 7?;, 791 J>o / ~/ • • • . . - • • • • • (' EIIILEMOOD c1n CCIUNCIL EIIILEMOOD, AIAPHE CCUITY, COLORADO letular Session Septellber 3, lltl I. Ca 11 to Order ,. The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.a. Z. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Meaber Bullock. 3. PlNte of All .. ianc:e The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. 1o11 can Present: Council Mellbers Hathaw1,1, Gulley, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: A quorua was present. A ho present : 5. 111nutn None City Nanager Fraser City Attor11ey Dllfitt Deputy City Nanager Martin City Clerk Crow Dir.ctor Esterly, Public Worts (a) CIUIICIL .... 111•1• .... -IT IMS IICIIIED, TO UPllft TIIE lllllntS Of TIIE IEIUI M IIEETI• Of Mam 11, 1111. ~es: Council Nlllbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wtggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, V111 Dyke Nays: None Nolton carrted. 6. PN-ldlNulld Vhitors There wre no pre -s cheduled vhttors. 7 . lon·ldlNulld Vhttors . . ' ' •. .. I. , • • I ]- • • Englewood City Council Minutes Sept .. ber 3, 1991 -Page 2 ·, '· • • I • • (a) Betty Acker, 3140 South Delaware, reiterated her coaents 111de at the previous meeting that the new legislation regarding derelict/hobby vehi- cles ts unfair and not necessary if the previous ordinance had been enforced. She eaphasized that a vehicle which is uninsured and not licensed should not necessarily be considered derelict. Ms. Acker later returned to the podium and stressed she agrees wholeheartedly that "eyesores" should be re110ved, but the previous ordinance would have accoaplished that if it had been enforced. She does not wish to lose the right to restore an older vehicle on her own property and she does not feel that a vehicle should require insurance or licensing until it is ready for the street. (b) Ray Barlow, 3120 South Delaware, presented petitions on behalf of Steve Puryear containing 27 signatures requesting Council to uend Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1991, with reference to derelict/hobby vehicles. He COll- •nted that all of the people he had talked to viewed the new derelict/hobby vehicle provisions as unfair. Defense of the ordinance was offered by Council Nlllbers Clayton and Bullock. Council Nellber Hathaway explained that this legislation was passed as part of a total package, and the specific proble11s with this section can be revtewad and refined. It was pointed out that there 1s considerable support in the c_,nity for getting rid of junk cars. In response to Council Nellber Habentcht's c01111ents, City Manager Fraser indicated staff will be presenting recOlllendations to Council in aid-Septeaber in study session. The derelict vehicle issue was further debated by Nr. Barlow. (c) Joe Macaluso, 4068 South Washington, turned in petitions with 20 siynatures requesting Council to alllftCI Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1991, with re erence to derelict/hobby vehicles. He questioned how the City plans to enforce the ordinance. City Nanaver Fraser explained enforc-nt procedures. I. c:o..untcattons 1M Procl-tt- (a) COUIICIL -M'l'IIMllY .... -IT IMS SUIIIIID, TO M:CIP1' WITH IIIAT IELUCTWE THE IDI_TI_ W -T IMIIIIU ,_ THE Elll-Dlllffllll IDILIMEll1' Mm1111n. ~s: Nays: Notion carried. Counctl Nallllers S.lley, Nath-,, w1111ns, Bullock, ClaytOII, ...._icllt, V• Dyu None (b) COUIICIL -MIIIMllY .... -IT IMS SUI.a, II M:CIP1' 111TH DHP ..-.ns THE m1•n• Of DYii STmf ,_ THE ... _ DMITNI DnB.Mmll Mm1111n. Ayes: Council Nellbers Culley, Hatha,ay, Wi11ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht. Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. Council Naabtr Natha,ay requested that the letter 1ccepti119 tile resi1111tion also extends c0ntratulations to Nr. StNle for hts opportunity to open a new Safeway store in littletOII. ,. ,-.11c 1111,1111 No public lle1ri119 was scheduled before Council. . . • .. I. • • - • Englewood City Council Minutes Sept•ber 3, 1991 -Page 3 10. Approval on Second leading • . , . • COUNCIL NENIO HATHMIAY IIIDVED, Alll IT IIAS SECOll>m, TO APPROVE ON SECOII> READ- INI AIEll>A ITEIIS 10 (a) TlllOUIH (c) AS FOLLOIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 51, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 40, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LEASE BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND SWEDISH MOB Ill PARTNERSHIP, LTD., TO OBTAIN AIRSPACE OVER PUBLIC STREETS. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 52, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 56, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LICENSE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD) FOR ENCLOSING AND CROSSING THE CITY DITCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING AN EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING PARK-N-RIDE. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 53, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE STATE OF COLORADO HIGHWAY DE- PARTNENT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR A TRAFFIC FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY 285, FROM SOUTH SANTA FE TO BROAIJIIAY. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 11 . Ordt nanc:es, lflol ut 1 ans and llot 1 on1 (a) Director Esterly presented a recoaendation froa the Departaent of Public llorks to adopt a bill for an ordinance authorizing the sale of the Ctty's greenhouse property located at 2540 West Unton Avenue. Nr. Esterly stated one btd had been received froa Waste Nanageaent of Denver-South in the aaount of S140,000. The City Clerk was asked to read Council B111 No. 59, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 59, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEIIIER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, SAID PROPERTY BEIN& CONNONLY REFERRED TO AS THE GREEIIOISE All> LOCATm AT 2540 IIEST IIIION AVEIIIE, EN&LEIIOOD, COLORADO. CGUIICIL .... cun• IIIDVED, -IT IMS ..... TO APPIOft --ITDI ll(a) • COUIICIL IILL IIO. It. Council Nlllber Hathaway suvgested -nding the Council Bt11 to state the pur - chase prtce . Council Nellber Clayton ,reed to thts as a •friendly ... ncllltnt.• A ..., sectton tdeftttfted as Section was added to Council 1111 llo. 59 11 follows: . . "' - ' I. • • , - - • • Englewood City Council Minutes 5ept811ber 3, 1991 -Page 4 •, <. • . ,~ • SECTION 5. PURCHASE NICE TO IE $140,000. I; Ayes: Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried; Council 8111 No. 59, as aaended, was approved on first reading. (b) A rec01111endation frOII the Departllent of Financial Services to set a public hearing date for the 1992 Budget and the Highway User Trust Fund on S.ptllllber 16, 1991 was considered. COUIICIL IIEIIID HlTIWIAY IMED, Mm IT IIAS SBallED, TO SET A PUil.iC HEMI• MTE FOi 1IE lltz IIIIIET -1IE HIWY USO TIUST FIim OIi SEPTEIIID H, 1111, AT 7130 P.N. City Manager Fraser infonlld Council that City Hall will reaain open on S.p- ttllber 16, 1991, with an open house cC11a111Cing at 4:00 p.a., which will pro- vide an opportunity for interested citizens to visit the various offices and to sNk infonaation conceming the proposed budget. Responding to a question by Council Mellber Habenicht conceming the Highway Users Trust Fund, Mr. Fraser clarified that the City 1s required by state statute to hold this public hearing to solicit public coaents OIi the use of the funds received fro11 the State. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. 12. llneral D1scuss1on Council Neabers Gulley, Hathaway, lfi99ins, Bullock, ClaytOII, Habenicht, Van Dyke NOiie (a) Mayor's Choice ( i) Mayor Van Dyke provided an update OIi the series of .. tings with Senator lro. and C0119res ... n SchHfer concerning the SUP£RFUND/Lowry Landfill issue. She and Council Neaber Clayton agreed that the ... tings have lleefl betleftcial and enltglltentng for the offtctals lllho have attended. (b) Council Neaber's Choice ( t) Counct 1 ...._r Gulley s,ob concerning the derelict vehicle t11ue, offering to .. t wtth staff tor the ftna11zatton of appropriate enforceaent. (tt) COUIICil ...._r HaU..., spob brtefly concerning an article •tch appeared tn the Rocky NDuntatn News ,...ardtng RTO's MC proposal. (ttt) COUIICil ~ lft91tns expressed apprectatton, through Dt - rec:tor Esterly, to the supervisor of the st911 shop for reprtnttng and aounttng a strNt 11911 at hts request . Ht tnqutred about the dates of NLC 's C0119reu . . ' I ·- ' I. • • ]- - • Englel«IOCI City Council Ntnutes Septeaber 3, 1991 -Page 5 ·, • • • of Cities Conference tn Las Vegas, and was tnfonaed the conference is scheduled for December 12-16, 1991. Registration and travel were briefly discussed. (iv) Council Naber Habenicht stated the Library renovations are coaplete and very iapressive. The ingress/egress gates were discussed. Ms. Habenicht suggested that signage be provided on the outside of the C01111Unity Rooa door inviting the public to join Council during the study sessions. (v) Council Mellber Clayton expressed appreciation to City Manager Fraser and staff for preparation of the 1992 proposed operating budget; he c01111ented upon its conciseness and its readability. Council Mellber Hathaway concurred. Mr. Clayton explained to Council he will be discussing with the Keep Allerican Beautiful C01aission his •personal perspective• concerning the 1111ntcipal solid waste study; he stated he would be certain the COllllission un- derstands he ts not representing Council in this issue. (vi) Council Mellber Bullock offered several iteas: 1. He advised he ts circulating an initiative and referend .. petition rela- tive to Council travel. 2. He requested a copy of the City's personnel rules and regulations with r99ard to hiring and firing. 3. He cOlllllftttd upon the presentation by the consultants Knight-Ross. 4. He cOlalanttd upon the study session presentation by the Building Division and questioned tts purpose. 5. He stated he hid been asked to pursue with Council the revi• of the con- ttnued need of the Englewood DcMltown Developa1t1t Authority wlltch, according to hts source, lllY have reached its aui-effective life . TIits was dis- cussed further and the Mtter wtl 1 be revtwed in the future . 13. Ctty IIIMll"'I 11,wt (a) Nr. Fraser transattttd copies of The Englewood Ctttzen wlltch con- tains tnforaation about the budget. 14. Ctty AUOPMJ'I""" (a) Nr. DeWitt advised Council that the EPA has CCllll)ltttd its coa - prehenstve audit of the Bi -Ctty operations . (b) He stated 1 ... ting has been scheduled wtth Ji• Schearer, EPA, for Sept..,.r 13, 1991 regarding Municipal Settleaent Policy in the sludge issues. (c) He discussed briefly 1111nicip1l enforceaent of liquor code viol1 - tton1, especially with retard to use of alcoholic beverages by ainors . . . ,. -. , • I. • • ]- EnglelfOOd City Council Minutes Septlllber 3, 1991 -Page I ·, . ' • • • (d) He advised that notice has been served on Pennhouse Apartaents with regard to Building Code violations which are health and safety related. (e) Mr. DeWitt referred briefly to construction on Santa Fe (railroad spur relocation between Haapden and Belleview). (f) With regard to doaestic violence cases, he advised that his staff ts revtewtng and reevaluating the current trend of violations which are now occurtng aaongst the aidclle-incoae class. He infonaed Council that enforce- •nt ts bec•tng aore c•lex, defenses are aore sophtsttcated, and the need for tnvesttgatton ts aore apparent. (9) Nr. Dellttt presented tnforaatton about the settl-nt and release ag~t wtth Narttn Nanufacturtng Capany, and requested a aotton for approval. CIIIICIL -.. LICK ..a, -IT IMS m•m. TO APPIDIE THE SET1UIIElff -IE fut QIBWI" 1111N MUii WACTUII• c•••. Ayes: Council ..._.rs Hatha,ay, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Nays: Habenicht, Van Dyke lone Counc 11 ..._.r Culley Abstain: Notion carried. Council .._.r Culley was asked to explain lier reason for abstatntng; she stated she was untnfo....ct about the aatter and dtd not wtsh to vote on that bash. Ctty Attorney Dellttt offered the acceptable reasons for abstentions, addtRt, holMvtr, that a council lllllbtr--, be excused froa voting with unani- aus approval of the other ...... rs of City Council. •• IM ffll .... -IT IMS Bl.a, Tl ICCfPr 1IIE MITAII .. WTt IF CIIIICIL -MUY II THE INTII ... K'IIIIIII Cl•MIY IIITl.lllllff. Ayes: Council ..._.rs Hau.a..,, lltggtns, •11oc1t, Cla,t011, Habenicht, ¥111 Dyke Nays: lone Nott on carried; abs tent iOII stands . • • • • • Ctty NM•r Fraser advised that through a cooperative effort wtth the School Dtstrtct, the Ctty has bttft asked to dtspla, s ... of tts tQU1Plltftt at the higti sdlool footbal 1 11M Frtda, evening, Sept ... r 6, lNl, as a part of •[ngle - wocl ltfllt.· ••••• "' - •, I. . - - - · .. Eng19IIIOOCI City Council Ninutes Septlllber 3, 1991 -Page 7 15. AdJounant <, • • • COUNCIL IEIID MLOCIC NDVED TO ANCUIN. The meeting adjourned 1t 9:00 p .11. 'I •. .. I. . - ......, I c1n CIUIICIL ._ STAlUS IENIT Agenda Ort9tn1tt119 I ' ' It• Dlpartwt Dlscrtpt ton Actton Taken Follow-up SA FIi SERY CCUICIL NIIUTES 1/11/91 AffllOYED 7-0 COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED 7A au l(TTY ACKER, 1140 S D[U11M£ RE: DERELICT/HOIIY YEHICLES 78 au RAY IMUIII, l 120 S D[UIIM( RE: DERELICT/HOIIY YEHICLES PRESEITED PETITIONS V/27 SICIIATURES 7C au JO( MCALUSO, 40&8 S IMSHlllliTON 1 ; RE: DERELICT/HOIIY YEHICLES PRESOTED PETITIONS V/20 SICIIATURES "' ED/OU RESI-TION Of IMLT TIIIOOU ACCEPTED 7-0 LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE W/REGRET r I • • • ED/OU RESI-TION Of KEVIi STEELE ACCEPTED 7-0 LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE W/REGRET I CONGRATULATIONS ON OPENING OF NEW STORE IM CCIII DEV Oll»5l(Cl40) ...,.JIiii LEASE )JOA 1lllU C APPROVED CCIII DEY TO SECURE SIGNATURES I 7 lflTN MDISH D 111 TO OITAIN )ON FINAL READING AND FILE COPY WITH CITY CLERK AIRSMCE o,n PUil.iC STREETS )7-0 ) IOI UTIL Oll»~cr') APl'Dlllli LICEISE ) UTIL TO SECURE SIGNATURES AND MR£ WITN RTD FOR IWIC-N-RIDE ) FILE COPY WITH CITY CLERK EIPMISION ) ) " IOC PUI WlS ORDHl(CBIB) ...,.lllli COITRACT ) PUB WICS TO SECURE SIGNATURES WITN COt.O. HIIHMY DEPT. FOR TRAFFIC ) AND FILE COPY WITH CITY CLERK FEASIBILITY SlUDY ) I " . ) :, ~ • -I - • , • l 0 • i.....i I I llA PUB MKS CIIS9 MITHORJZIIC SALE OF GRED1t0USE APPROVED AS ANEfl>£D SECTION 5 ADDED: PURCHASE PIOPERTY AT 2540 II. •1C11 AVEMIE 7-0 PRICE TO BE $140,000. SECOND READING 9/16/91 Ill FIN SERV ..,TICII TO sn PUBLIC HEARING FOR APPROVED 7-0 I .. 1992 N>GET/HICNIMY USER TRUST FIii> CII 9/16/91 AT 7:30 P.N. 12At au VM DYKE I CLAYTCII PIOW1Dm M UPDATE CII NEflJICS 111TH SOIATOR ... MD REP. SCHAEFER RE: SUPERFIII> 1281 au GULLEY OFFERED TO IIORI 111TH STAFF TO REFINE MD FJIALJZE DERELICT/ HOBBY VEHICLE PORTJCII OF ORD.Ill , . 1281 t OlliR IMTIWMY -RTD NM: PIUOSAL 128111 au WIKINS: I) lUDOS TO Sia SHOP A SUPEIV I SOR; Z) ASlED ABOUT •c COICRESS Of CITIES I • CC.EREIICE IN LAS VEW, NEYAOi\ r • 1281v au IWIEII ICHT: ~ ll lRMY REIIJVATICIIS CCJlllt.flED lfllRESSIVE Z) REQUESTm SIIIIME CII OUTSIDE OF CCIII. IIOCII DOOR INVITJIC THE PUil.JC TO JOII COIIICIL IN STUDY SESSICIIS I '; 12Bv CMG P CLAYTCII: I) CONPL INENTS CII BUDGET • • FOIIMT Z) PLANS TO &IVE HIS ·PERSCIIAL PEIISP£CTIVE• TO KAI RE: Na.JCIPAL SOLID IIASTE STUDY (Will NOT BE ' REPRESEIT JIC COIIIC IL) OlliR MLOCIC: I) CIRCULATIIC PETITICIIS RE: CCUICIL TRAVEL Z) -.TS COPY OF HIRIIC I FIRING PROCEDURES '" I ... ' • , ~ • 0 • ~ .. • • ( CDIT IIUED) lJA 14A 141 14C 140 14£ 14F 14C OliR CAm CAm CAm CAm CAm CAm CAm 3) COIIEITS R£ CCIISULTMTS KNIGHT-ROSS 4) ASl£O NlPOSE OF STUDY SESSION IIEETIIC 111TH MIILDIIC DIVISION 5) ASKED RE: ED'S CDITIIIIED PURPOSE TRMSNITTED COPIES OF CURRENT ISSUE THE DREIIOOD CITIZEN CCIIPl.ETION OF EM'S CCll'REHENSIYE MIDIT OF 11-Cln OPERATlmlS IIEETIIC SCHOIULED FOR 9/13 111TH EM JUI SCNEM£R RE: UICIPAL SETTLEJDT POLICY IN SLUDGE ISSUES UICIML EIFOIICEJDT OF LIQUOR CODE YIOUTlmlS ll>TICES SEIMD ON POlltOUSE APARTflENTS FOR II.Dli. CODE VIOLATIONS SMTA FE CCIISTIUCTICII (RAILIIOM> SPUR RELOCATION IEMEN HMPOEN l BELLEVIEII) DONESTIC YIOLEIICE · REVIEIIING All> REEYALUATIIC PlmECUTION Mn'ION TO APIIDE MRTIN ... ACTlllllC SETTLEJDT All> RELEASE ACREEJDT APPAOYED 6-0 ·1 CJIGR TO PROCEED (GULLEY ABSTAINED· ABSTENTION BASED ON LACK OF BACKGROUND INFORMATION; ABSTENTION AFFIIIIED BY UNANJ,-,US VOTE OF REST OF COUNCIL) PRESENT : ALL SEVEN NOIIERS ADJOUIIIIED : 9:00 '·"· -3 . • , • ' • ~ I I . ' r I . • 7 ... I . , ]- • 1. Call to order. • • ·, • '· AGENDA FOR 11m RSGULAR IDE11110 OF nm SIIGunroGD cm COUllal. UPTSIIBSRS,lNl 7:SOP.11. 135 /J·7n . 2. lnvocaUon. Bu lloe A::, 3. Pledge of Alleglaoce. 4 . Roll call. 5. Mmutea. ,,,, - o/~ 1-{) a. Minutes from the August 19. 1991 Regular City Cowd lleeang. a/~,~s 6. Pre-Scheduled Vlaltora. (Pleaae bmJt )'OW' preaentaUon to ten mmutea.l a . Letter from Walt 1'cJmoob re,t&n"'l lrrm the ltaCkzwcod Duwutuwn Development Authonty. .& ~-W Iil , f b . Letter from Kevin Steele lndlcatmc ldll ree_..tl«la lrrm tbe ~wcod Downtown Development Authortty. N11 ~ ,u"'/ 9 . PubUc Heartoc, (None acbeduled) . . . . .. I. • 0 ,. I - • • City Council Agenda September 3, 1991 Page 2 IO. Approve on second reading. • • 1 ~0 b1 v ·J (µ) cvrr Or~ 5 / a. Council Bill No. 40 approvmg a lease between the City and Swedish Medical Office Building llI Partnership, Ltd. to Obtain airspace over public streets. b. Council Bill No. 56 &J>)>rOVtng a license agtccment wtth RID for enclosing and crosstng City Ditch for the purpose of expanding an existing Park-N-Ride. c. Council Bill No. 58 &J>)>rOVtng a contract wtth the Colorado l)epartmen of Transportation to conduct a trafllc feasibility study of State Hig;QW11)1 285. 11. Ordinances, RcaoluUons, and Motions. (' B 5 q a. A recommendation from the l>epanment of Public Works to adopt a bill elf /<I a. 5 for an ordinance autbonzmg the sale of the City's Greenhouse Property. a-me 71c:f Pd, ST.An' SOURCE: Cllaatea Saterty. Direct. of Pallllc W'Olb. 7-t> • ..:.J b. Mouon to set a public bearing date for the 1992 Budget and the o/r 7 r,, Highway User Trust Fund on September 16, 1991. 8TAff 80Ullcs: 7 ~--tt, Patricia Crow, City a.tt. . ~ 1(,/e,' 12. General Diacuuion. ,, - a. Mayor·acboice. U~~-~n, .~ln,js cy..~~/!te,1ni.•~.ScA,,~, 4 ~/.Z~ ~ ....,d,c.c. b. Council Member's c~. -~ ~""'l'- 13. CHy :ti'?::~~~ '°"','•<'~ "F 71,, Erv/( r,,i, .. <'.t!' "'~~ ~u.se S,,,,..e .It,, /'f"1/ 14. City Attorney~~· .;J __ ._1._ 4U..4~d~ 3 ~ Marun Manulactunng Settlement. J.... . ,.,t Jt1. AdJoununent 1)>llot ()JJo"'..., q :OO f' • The followtng mJnutce ~ tranamutect to Councn from 8/ 16/91-8/29/91: -Englewood Clean. 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EACII SUCH POSCII SllaD St• THIS W.IC CCNIENT llOSTEI, STATJ• NME, MIDltESS, -TOPIC OF CCNIENT. TlltSE PEISGIS N 11191 TO SPDl II FA-OF Dlt II OPPOSITION TO A W.IC HEAii• SIIIII.D SJ• 1HE APPLICAIU W.IC HEMI• IDSTEI. PLEASE Plllfl'. ~ ----------------------- • . . " I. ' . 'I 0 • - • • 1. Call to Order • • ,. - EIIILEIIOCID Cln COUNCIL EIIILEIIOCID, AIIAPAIIOE COllffY, COl.OUDO .... tar Session Aupst It, IHI 5 A The regular aeeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke 1t 7:35 p.•. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Mellber Bullock. 3. Pleclte of Alle,iance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: None; one vacancy (District Ill) A quorua was present. 5. All,ointaant of District Ill Counctl ..,....entative (1) A resolution appointing Sheri Gulley as a IIIIINr of the Englewood Ctty Counctl to ftll the vacancy resulting froa the rest911atton of Roger Koltay, Dtstrtct Ill, was considered. The resolution was asstgMd a nllllber and read tn tts entirety. RESOLUTION NO. 68, SERIES Of lffl A RESOLUTION APPOINTING SHERYL (SHERI) liUllEY TO THE ENQ.EIOJO CITY COUNCIL. CGIIICIL .... u.uat .... -IT IIAS IRIIIIII, Tl ..... , 1u1wn• •• II, SIIIU Of' INI . Ayes : Nays: Motton carried. Council Nabers Hathaway, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Mayor Van Dyke conducted the swaring -in cereaony of Cou11et1 ...._r Gulley and offered congr1tul1ttons on betlalf of City Council. Ns. Gulley introduced -- bers of her f•tly who were present . Ns. Gulley's tera wtll expire at 8:00 . . • ' I . • , - • • • • . , . ·, • Englll«)Od City Council Minutes August lt, lttl -Page 2 p.a. on the day of the first regularly scheduled Council aeeting following the election in Noveaber, 1991. Roll WIS called: Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Council Nellbers Gulley, Hath•ay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Also present: City Manager Fraser 6. lltnutes City Attorney Delf1tt Assistant City Nanater Martin City Clerk Crow Director Wanush, CCIIIIUll1ty Develop11et1t Director Fonda, utilities Director Esterly, Public Works (a) COUIICIL .... NAlllMMY mvm, -IT IIAS SW, TO APflllll 111( llllllrtS OF 11IE IUIUll lEETI• OF MIUST I, lHl. ~es: Council Nellbers Hathway, Wiggins, Bullock, Habetlicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Council Nellbers Gulley, Clayton Abstain: Notion carried. 7. PN-sc:hNulN Ytstton (a) Lou Ellts, Deputy City Clerk, was recognized as August's Eaplo,ee of the Nonth. fir. Fraser caaented upon Ns. Ellts' dedicated strvtce to the City. Mayor Van Dyke presented Ns. Ellis wtth a certtftcate of c011pleti011 of the Nuntctpal Clerk's Institute, sponsored by the Colorado Nuntc1pal Clerks Association. (b) Orin Hunter, AM Nanataent Services, and Craig ltoaary, ltoaary Ar- chitecture, discussed the landscaping on Englewood Part.a, 11ear Trolley Square. Nr. Hunter c-ted upon the vts1bt11ty preblas wlltch extst on Broadway and along Englewood Parkway due to the preH11t landscaptng. He ex- platllld how these problas affect tenancy. Nr. ltoaary ,re1Nted 1ketms showing s-possible alternatives. fir. Hunter and Nr . .._.., requested an opport1111tty to dtscuss thts aatter tn aore detail wtth COUIICil and/or staff . City Manager Fraser stated that staff would be •rkt .. wtth Nr. Hunter and fir. Roaary and would be presenting Council with alteruttves to the current 1 andscaptng. I. 1111-sc:IINulN Ytstton • I I . • ]- • • • Englewood City Council Minutes August 11, 1111 -Page 3 '· • • • (a) Steve Passe, 4ZZO South Grant Street, presented a petition with 106 signatures requesting reconsideration of portions of Ordinance No. 11, specifically increasing the nllllber of penattted hobby vehicles and eliminating the fees taposed. He asked If Council was considering this IIOdification. Mayor Van Dyke stated that the concerns of the citizens had been reviewed by Council, and she requested the City Manager to provide an update. City Man· ager Fraser c01111ented on the general support of Council to the limitation of one vehicle per residential property and the SlOO fee with possible waiver for hardship ctrcuastances. Mayor Van Dyke added that there ts a great deal of support throughout the cC11111Untty for the legislation previously passed. She explained It ts Council's position to reduce the nUllber of these vehicles tn the City and that enforceaent ts to cC1111ence Septeaber 1st. Mr. Passe eaphatlcally stated It did not appear that Council ts listening to the citizens; he advised he would continue to pursue the aatter. Council Mell- ber Clayton offered cC1111ents in support of the legislation. (b) Steve Puryear, Z3ZO West Harvard Avenue, presented additional pett- t tons [ 47 signatures) protest tng §15-5-3 as enacted by Ordinance No. 11, Serles of 1991. Mr. Puryear coaented he had not been contacted regarding his c01111ents at the August 5th .. ttng, t .e., how this legislation affects people who are trying to work on vehicles with 1 tttle or no resources and how the SlOO fee puts an addtttonal burden on thell. He agreed that "junk" ts a prob- 1•, but coaented 1t can be •nttored through neighbors' coaplatnts. He sug- gested separate crtterta be established for hobby vehicles and derelict vehi- cles. He disagreed that a penatt fee be charged for either kind of vehicle, saying "tf it's a derelict, get rtd of tt.• He asked tf he could participate tn a study session to further discuss his suggestions, and It was suggested he work through Ills district representative, Council ....,.r Rtta Hathaway. Coun- cil ....,.r Clayton offered to writ with ht• as well. City Manager Fraser pointed out how the legtslltton enacted ts the result of long, extensive study by citizens of the coauntty • are all concerned wtth this issue. Council ....,.r Clayton explained .tly the previous ordinance was not enforce- able and how he hopes this ordinance wtll alleviate the probl•. Council ....,.r Habenicht coaented on the tt• and effort .tltch was expended tn revising Tttle 15, stating that thts particular section of the revtston was not subject to that s-review. She stated that perhaps that ts the reason for the current afteraath. She suggested that .,,... though there ts a 1 ot of support to do scathing about the 11Ullber of derel tct vehicles tn the cC11111Unt- ty, perhaps thts particular section should be ftne tUlled. (c) Ray Barlow, 3120 South Corona Street, stated he does not feel there ts a need for laws like this, that this does not address the real probl•. In his optnton, the property belongs to the _.r • pays tues and should not be restricted as to .tlat he does wtth tt. He stated the Ctty should not pe· naltze everyone for .tlat a few do. I . • . .• \ I - • • Entl..-1 Ctty tounc:11 lltnutes August 11, 1111 -,a,. 4 • • • (d) lla,ve Ntcltua, 2800 South Untverstty, Denver, addressed tile land- scaping problas along BroadwQ and EngllllOOCI Parmy. SIie ~tad that the Ctty and EngllllOOCI oa.t_. Developa111t Authority should writ togetller to ta- prove the appearance of the streets for the llllole business district, .. t Just Trolley Square. SM added that the current lalldscaping C.Hs probl-wtth signage and lack of vtsibtltty of tile •rcllllldiH .... creates Mrts on the streets. SIie suggested tlle trees be replaced wttll pluters IIICI 1• growing ever..-s. 111 addttton, slle f•ls tile aerchaats .. 1d be an willt .. to ta- prove fro11tage appearace If tile City's INltldt .. restrtcti•s ....... t so strt..-t. SIie also c-ted IIPINI tlle traffic ,atten lleWIIII ._tola E11- 9l...ood IINI Ctnderella City, IIICI • -..si.1 tllat c..cn loelt at WIJS to iaprove tllh pattern. (e) Doll Seymur, 4750 South Lt,-Stl"Nt, ~ tut ..,.ryw should be allowed to do lllhat they Wlllt ta tiletr -~ u 1 ... as It does not bother llts 11etgllbors. He agrNd derelict •tcles .._ld lie,....,..., .... he said he does 110t understand the SIOO fee •tell -ld U... •••tt tile Ml · cle to ,-111. He SUNC!.l eJ tllat derelict •tcln M ......... llllt tlMit llellby velltcles sllould 110t be restricted. C:...11 lllllber Clayten explatlled tlle ,,_tH ef tile SlOO ,....1t fN. llr. Seyaur sttll •s of tile apt11i01 tllat ,-,1 .. tile f• U... ,eraitted saetllt .. •tell ts 111•1 ud a detrt-t to tile ~tty. (f) Clleryl Ealny, lH East DlrtaNtll .,_, stat.I tile ,..,1 • .._ld llawe to -rid ef deNllct •tcln; If tlley de aet cea,ly tlley .._,~ lie ft•. I.._Nr, slle does ..t llelt..,. It ts --·s ... tws te -tter ...., •tcln Hell as Mlts as, ... u tlley are ua,t ta a •atce ,1ace• ail •decat 1 ....... SIie elt,jectell te tile $100 ...... t ,._ •tell U... •11--to uep a derelict velltcle • tiletr ,.......i,. SIie .-.u .. tile City's rttllt to dlarte tile ctttnas ster• fees te steN ....tltt .. • tiletr -,...,...iy, tMf"llly tint .. Eagl.....a tato a •,tt Ster ... let .• SIie NC 711111 cl ... 1 .. IP tile Cit,, akt .. ,..,,. re.,...tble fir tiletr .......-\Jail let tuat .. ,.... alts to allow tllea to uep .,......s. TIie 1 ... ltty ef tile legtslatt• •s discussed . llr. PHH [AgeMa It• • (a)) ret.raed te tile ...... -......... allNt tile 1tce111tng provt1t1111. City AttorNJ Dlllttt n,lat• tile City's ,....tt fN did 110t tttle tile Miele fer .,....u .. • tile strNt; lie fwtMr ,..,1 11111 to llr. PasH tut tile ,-...tt ts a -tct,al ,...1att•, aet a state ,...1,u ... ,. C-tcatt--... ladt- (a) alllCIL -•-, -· • n • • 11 MCIPf 1111 lllllf M IDIIIIITI• W LIii LI...U. flll --W WIWI -ll'fUI.I . lls. Nau.a, ~tell .,.. lls . Utlltllall 's 1 ... ·tt• e1111ttalltt • sentce to tile tty . Wote N II lt I: " • • ]- En91M«)C)d City tounc11 N1nutes Au9ust 19, 1991 -Pate 5 . ' .. • • I• • ... Ayes: Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wi99ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. 10. Public HHr1nt No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 11. a,,roval on second 1Nd1nt There were no item to be considered on second reading. 12. Ordinances, lnolut10M • M1ons . (a) Director wanush presented a recam1ndation froa the Department of coauntty Developat1t to adopt a resolution supporting an expansion of the existing Arapahoe County Enterprise Zone to include basically all of the retail c-rcial areas wtth1n the Ctty. He stated that the cities of Sheridan and Littleton are both adding SJJall areas to the Enterprise Zone. If approved by Council, the app11cat1on wtll be sulatttecl to Arapahoe County C•· atsstoners, who in turn will sulatt tt to the State for ftnal approval. Mr. Vanush explatnecl the exclusion of Ctnderella City. The resolution was assig- ned a nuaber and read by t tt 1 e: RESOLUTION NO. 69, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTIIC THE ARAPNIO£ COIIITY ENTERPRISE ZONE EXPANSION REQUEST. CIIIICIL -CU'111 .... -IT 1M • IIB, 11 ..... --.uTI• •. It, BID W 1111. Mr. Clayton stated this ts reflective of EnglellOOCl's leadership in the South llltro area tn s...,ort of econoatc c1eve1...-t; he ..,.s tll1s •111 be beMfl- cial to local businesses. It •s confil'WICI tlle upaadecl E11terpr1se Zone ts to include property on lllhich Burt Chevrolet ts located (south of lellevt•). Discussion ensued concerning the financial t11pact to the City, _..,ch should be positive. The statistical distress indicators .. re discussed. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: MotiOII carried. Council lllllbers Culley, Nath-,, Vi91ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyu None I' - (b) Director Vanush presented a recOlalftdation froa tN Departaent of coauntty Developat1t to adopt a bill for III ordinance approving a lease betwen the Ctty and Swedish Nedical Office ..,tlding Ill, Ltd., for the pur- pose of c011structing a pedestrian bridge cOIIMCting tN parking pra,e to the office building. The City Clerk •s asked to read Council 1111 lo. 40, entitled: . . ', I. • 0 -• • (. Englewood City Council Minutes August 19, 1991 -Page 5 Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. 10. Pult11c Near1nt Council Nellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 11. -..,...Val on SecGnd INdtnt There •re no itas to be considered on second reading. 12. ON1nances, 1Nolut1ons aM 11Dt1ons (a) Dtrector Wanush presented a recaaendation froa the Departaent of c-tty Developaent to adopt a resolution supporting an expansion of the extsttng Arapahoe County Enterprise Zone to include basically all of the retail c-rcial areas within the Ctty. He stated that the ctties of Sheridan and Ltttleton are both adding saall areas to the Enterprtse Zone. If approved by Council, the application will be sulaitted to Arapahoe County Coa- atsstoners, who tn turn wtll subait tt to the State for ftnal approval. Nr. Wanush explained the exclusion of Cinderella Ctty. TIie resolution was assig- ned a number and read by ti t1 e: RESOLUTION II). 69, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION SUPPOITlllli THE MAMtOE COIIITY ENTERPRISE ZONE EXPMSION REQUEST. CIIIICIL -a.AYTIII ..... -IT IN m111a. Tl MlfllllE ........ It, BID If' lttl. Nr. Clayton stated thts ts reflective of Englewood's leadership in the South Metro area 111 support of ecOMatc developaent; he !lopes tilts wtll be beMft- ctal to local businesses. It was conftraecl the expanded E11terprise Zone ts to tnclude property on llllltch Burt Chevrolet 1s located (south of Belleview). Discussion ensued concerning tile ftnanctal tapact to the Ctty, whtch should be positive. The statistical distress indicators •re discussed. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Motton carried. Council lllllbers Gulley, it.th-,, IUggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (b) Director Wanush presented I rec....satton fna tile Departaent of Coauntty Developaent to adopt I btll for u onlt11111ee approvt119 1 lease betlfNfl the Ctty and s.dtsh lllldtcal Office Butldt119 Ill, Ltd., for the pur - pose of constructt119 a peclestrtu brtdge c011MCtt119 tile parkt119 prate to the offtce butldt119. TM Ctty Clerk ... , asked to read COUIICtl 1111 No. 40, t11t1tlld: 'I • • I. • - • Englewood City Council Ninutes August 19, 1991 -Page 6 • • COUNCIL BILL NO. 40, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER HATHAWAY A BILL FDR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LEASE BETWEEN THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD AND SWEDISH NOB Ill PARTNERSHIP, LTD., TO OBTAIN AIRSPACE OVER PUBLIC STREETS. CGUIICIL IUIO HATNAIIAY IIOVED, MD IT IIAS SECCN>ED, TO AffllOY£ MED ITEII lZ(b) -CGUIICIL llll IMt. 40. Questions arose concerning the potential visibility probleas at the corners of Haapden and Clarkson and Girard and Clarkson. City Manager Fraser offered to provide addtttonal inforution concerning these areas before Council 8111 No. 40 is presented for second reading. Potential ice hazard due to the shade of the walkway was aentioned as a concern. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Notion carried. Council Nellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (c) Director Fonda presented a recOlll&ftClation froa the Water and S...r Board to approve a license agl'NMnt with Retional Transportation District (RTD) for expansion of the Nineral Avenue Park-N-Ride. The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 No. 56, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 56, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NENBER GULLEY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVIIIC A LICENSE AaEEJEIT l(MEN THE CITY Of EN- GLEIIXJO AND THE REGIC*AL TRMSPORTATICII DlmlCT (RTD) FCII Ell:LOSIIIC All> CROSSING THE CITY DITCH FOR THE PURPOSE Of CCIISTIIICTINC AN EIMISICII Of AN EXISTING PARIC -N-RIDE. CGUIICIL IIElaEI Ill.LEY IIDIID, -IT IIAS IB1119, lO ...... --ITIII ll(c) • CGUIICIL IIU IMt. II. Ayes: Council Nlllbers liulley, Hathalay, IH19ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried . (d) Ctty Attorney Dellttt requested that AIJellda It• IZ(d) be tabled . CGUIICIL IIElaEI al.LOCI IIMD, -IT IIAS W, 11 TIAI -ITBI 11(,). Ayes : Council Nlllbers liulley, Hat"-Y, lf1"1ns, 11111eck, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Not ton carried . (e) Director Esterly prese11tecl a recelalNClatt• f,-U. De,artaat of Public Works to adopt a b111 for an ordtnuco approv1ftl a c.trect wttll U. Colorado Dtpartllttlt of Transportation to conduct a traffic foast,tltty st.,y of State Ht9'*ay Z85 . Tho City's share of ttw pro,osod contrect ts SH.•; . ' • . I. • • , , I - • • • Englewood Ctty Counctl Ntnutes August 19, 1991 -Page 7 • • L• • funds are budgeted in 1991. The schedule of resultant projects was discussed; Mr. Esterly was requested to stress beautification of the corridor. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 58, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY BULLOCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A CONTRACT BETVEEN THE STATE OF COLORADO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT AND THE CITY OF EN&l.EIOJO FOR A TRAFFIC FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY 285, FRON SOUTH SANTA FE TO BIIOADIIAY. CCIUIICIL IEIIEI IUU.OClt IIDVED, -IT IIAS SUGIIIED, TO AnlOft --ITEII lZ(e) • CCIUIICIL IIU m. II. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (f) City Attorney DeWitt presented a recoaaendation to adopt a resolu- tion designating the bulletin board in the lobby of Englewood City Hall as the official posting place for all notices of the City of Englewood. Each board, c._isslon, authority, and c-ittH is responsible for posting the notices and agenda of its aeeting; the City Clerk ts charted with kHping the bulletin board In good order. Security and possible future locations wre discussed. The resolution was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 70, SERIES OF 1911 A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE IUI.LETIN .., IN THE u•v OF ENGLEIOJD CITY HALL AS THE OFFICIAL POSTllli PUCE FOR All NOTICES OF THE CITY OF ElliLEIIOOO. CGUIICIL IEIIEI IIAIEIIIClff IMED, -IT IMS SUGIIIED, TO ..... IUIUll'I• m. 70, SOUS Of 1111. Ayes: Nays: Mot ton carried. Council ......-S Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habeftlcht, Van Dyke None 13. .....,..1 Discussion (a) Nayor's Choice (I) Nayor Van Dyke w lcoaed Counc 11 ,....r Gu 11 ey, and she sugges - ted that during Ns. Gulley 's tera she serve on the •-boards and coalttHs that Council Ntlllber Koltay had been appointed to. After discussion, MYII WM ME .... -IT IMS BIIIB, 11 ...... CIIKIL ... -.uY TO SDft as a .... o, TNE -n•• -• .... an • TNE ..... _., 1£TIMIDT ..... -Tl IDlllllff TIii cm .... ..alJClff calllTTH. Ayes : Counctl .....,.. Natll-,, lflWtH, •Hock, Clayton, Habefttcllt, VIII Dyb •. • I. • • ]- • • • • • '· Englewood City Council Ninutes August 19, 1991 -Page 8 None Council tlellber Gulley Nays: Abstain: Motion carried. ( 11) Mayor Van Dyke announced the Clean, Green and Proud Coa1s- s1on is holding its first annual benefit golf tourn8118ftt on August 27, 1991. She suggested Council aay wish to support the Coa1ssion's fund rahing ef- forts by participating in the tournaaent, donating the toumaae11t fH of S50 for those lllllbers wishing to play. Mayor Van Dyke and Council Nellber Hathaway proa1sed the tourn .. nt 1s geared mre toward fun than skill. MYGI IM DftE IIMD, -IT IIAS SB .... , TO APflllft CIUIICIL'S NITICINTI• •• TIE DII EMNI' CLUII, IIEEII -... CIIIIISSl.'S IIIIEFIT IDLf Tllatl:111111' I DIIATI• IIBDIMY FW ,_ TIE AID TO 111B MBICIES M:CIIIIT. Ayes: Council Nellbers Gulley, Hatha,ay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habefticht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (b) Council Mellber's Choice (1) A resolution appointing a representattve of the Englewood School loard to the Parks and RecrutiOft c-issiOft was considered. The resolutton was asstgnecl a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 71, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTICII APPOIITIN& CMOl. l(LT, A R£PRESOOATJV£ Of THE Ellil.EIIXJD SCHDOl IOARD, TO THE PAlllS -RECl£ATICII CGIIIISSICII. CIUIICIL ............ -IT -SBIIID, " ...... ••un• •. 71, SEIIES • ltll. Ayes: Council Nellbers Gulley, Hatha,ay, Wiggins, Bullock, ClaytOft, HabNicht, Van Dyke Nays : NOiie Motion carrted. Ms. Belt's appotntant expires February I, 1992. (II) A resolution concerntng COIIP8ftS1ttOC1 of Nuntctpal Court As- sociates Judges was constdered. The resolution was asstgMd a nUllber and read by tttle : RESOLUTION NO . 72, SERIES Of 1991 A RESOLUTION ESTA1l1SN1N6 CGll'OISATICII FOR THE UICIPAl CUT ASSOCIATES JUDCES FOR THE CALOIN YEM 1992. CIIKIL ... IUUICI MID, -IT IMS B1119, ll ..... IDILll'I• •• 71, SEIIU • ltll • Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. • t • . .. I. • • , , -• • • Englewood City Council Minutes August 19, 1991 -Page 9 (111) The endorsement and 1181111,ershtp fees of $75 for the Colorado Children's Caapatgn were discussed. CCIUIICIL IEIIEll IIIIIINS IIOVED, _, IT IMS SECCIIDED, TO 5WPOIT _, APPIOVE lHl IEIIEllSHIP FEE Ill THE MIIIIIT OF $75 TO THE IBM( OF THE CHILD COALITIOII, Ayes: Council Nellbers Gulley, Hathaway, lltggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried. (Iv) A resolution urging the National League of Ctttes to support legislation concerning toxic cleanup and equity was considered. The resolu- tion was assigned a nUllber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 73, SERIES OF 1991 A RESOLUTION URGING NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES SUPPORT FOR THE TOXIC CLEANUP EQUITY AND ACCELERATION ACT Of 1991. CCIUIICIL IEIIEll cun1111 IIMD, ,., IT IMS SECCIIDED, TO APPIOVE USOWTJOII NO. 73, SDIES OF IHI, Ayes: Nays: Motton carried . Council Nellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None ( v) Counc t 1 lllellber C 1 ayton expressed concern about certa t n hON occupations being allowed; he suggested that the code enforcaent officers be cautious about the types of business that are pen1ftted as a hoa occupation. (vi) Council lllellber Habenicht: 1. She coaented upon an article written by Luanne Nickelson concerning older adults; she stated the City ts fortunate to have 111Ployees of Ns. Ntckelson 's caliber . z. She will be working wtth safety Services Executive Director Olson fden · tffylng sections of the Ctty that do not receive audible signals froa the warning sirens . (vii) Council .....,.r llfgglns : 1. He expressed appreciation for the striping of the turn slot at Gilford alld Broadway . Z. He stated he enjoyed the Cfty 111Ployees' ptcntc and cc rncled the Pfcnfc COllllttee for thefr efforts . 3. He Inqu i red about the storage of vehicles fn the 5100 block of South Broadway next to the DentaHealth butlclfng . Cfty ....... r Fraser c-ted tllat staff ts working to alleviate the probl ... - .. I. • I - • • ' Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes August 19, 1991 -Page 10 (. • • I• • 4. He inquired about the rebuilding of the brtdge over the fluae in Belle- view Park. Director Esterly advised that staff ts looktng at the site and a report will be forthcoaing. (viii) Council Nlllber HathMA.Y: l. She provided an update on recent resignations froa the Englewod Dowltown Developaent Authority; she advised that recoaendattons concerning appotnt- •nts wtl 1 be forwarded to Ctty Counci 1. She coaented about the vacant Ex- ecutive Director position. Z. She inquired if a copy of Resolution No. 67, Sertes of 1991, had bNn sent to Denver Regional Council of Govenaents tn acconlallce wtth her •tton of August S, 1991. City Manager Fraser conftrad the letter and resolution had been forwarded per her request. "'~ 3. She requested that a copy of ResoluttOft 73, Sertes of lttl (Ateftda It• 13(b)( iv)) be available for her to tran•tt to DellVer legtOMl Council of Governments at its aeeting Wednesday, August Zl, 1991. 4. She inquired about approaching Congressaan Schaefer c011Cerntng ACCE (Aaertcan toaunities Cleanup Equtty). The toptc was discussed and general consensus reached that there ts a great dNl of value in the various Council Mellbers utilizing their legtslattve COfttacts in thts regard. Nayor Yan Dyke suggested coordinating these efforts through the Ctty NaNger and the City Attorney. (tx) Council .._..r Culley expressed appreciattOft for the war,a welcoae she has received froa Co.ctl Md staff. 14. Ctty .......... s llf)ort Mr. Fraser did not have any aatters to brtng before Council. 15. Ctty Attorney's llf)ort (a) Mr. Delfitt, tn connecttOft wtth 9ftCla It .. 13(b)(ttt)(4), requested Council to advise ht• regarding their congresst011al contacts tn order for ht• to build a data bank. (b) He requested dtrecttOft froa C..Ctl as to • should represent the City at the upcoaing ACCE ... ting tn Lakewood, date as yet unlulcMI. After discuss ton, CCIUIICIL IIEIIIEI •nw, MIii, • n as m111a, ,. TIii c1n " • .,._ smm n •• •• nc1 • CIIIICIL -cuna. Ayes : Counctl -...rs Culley, NIU.-.,, IU11tns, .. llock, Clayton, Habefttcht, ¥111 Dyu Nays: NoM NotiOft carried. I ' ' I . • • • • ,.? , ., ]- En9lewood Ctty Counc:11 lltnutn Autust lt, 1911 -Pate 11 . • • r. • (c) Mr. Dellitt transaitted copies of the court decree retarding the property beint transferred to the Nalley Center for its proposed expansion. He explained briefly the technical probleas of the transfer. (d) He shared copies of an article W11ch appeared in the EPA Journal concerning public opinion po11s/env1roaental issues. He strontlY urved Coun- cil to read the article in its entirety. 16. M,touramnt CIUIICIL .... MTIIMIAY ... Tl ..... TIie -ting adjourned at 10:00 p.a. 11-. ( • . ' . I. . • • , ]- • • • t• • We, the undersigned citizens of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby petition the honorable aellbars of the Englewood City Council to reconsider portions of Ordinance 11, Series 1991 and to aaend the said ordinance so as to eliainate unreasonable interference with our individual and collective pursuit of happiness as guaranteed by the constitution of the United States of Aaerica, to wit: Whereas, Title 15, Chapter 5, Section J is detriaental on its face to the free selection of the hobby of preserving, restoring, and aaintaining a actor vehicle; and Whereas, aotor vehicles are an iaportant part of the history, growth, and prosperity of this county; and Whereas, the selection of a hobby of so pre .. rving cultural artifacts is both hwaanly healthy and culturally honest; and Whereas to deprive a citiaen of this opportunity is detriaentally .. 1ective and punative; and Whereas such action is haraful to the ~ity it is purported to .. rve; Be it theretac requ-ted that the city council a.end Title 15, a.aptar 5, 8ectipn"3-t:o incr_ .. the nUllber of allowed hobby vehicles to a aore reaaonable nUllber and that the fee for sucb be reaoved or that sucb _.tea of r ... be iapoeed uniforaily upon all persons engaged in all bobbya. fo/1(> "' - • . < ' I. • 0 , ]- • • • • I• • We, the undersigned citizens of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby petition the honorable 11811bers of the Englewood City Council to reconsider portions of Ordinance 11, Seri•• 1991 and to aaend the said ordinance so as to eliainate unreasonable interference with our individual and collective pursuit of happiness as guaranteed by the constitution of the United States of All8rica, to wit: Whereas, Title 15, Chapter 5, Section 3 is detri .. ntal on its face to the free selection of the hobby of pre .. rving, restoring, and .. intaining a aotor vehicle; and Whereas, aotor vehicles are an iaportant pert of the history, 9rovth, and prosperity of this county, and Whereas, the selection of a hobby of so preserving cultural artifacts is both huaanly healthy and culturally honest; and Whereas to deprive a citizen of this opportunity is detriaentally .. 1ective and punative; and Whereas such action is haraful to the coaaunity it is purported to .. rva, Be it therefor requested that the city council ... nd Title 15, Cbapter 5, Section 3 to increa .. the nUllber of allOlfed hobby vehicle• to a aore reasonable nUllber and that the f88 for such be reaoved or that such •Y•t-of f88s be iapoaed uniforaily upon all persons enga9ed in all hobbys • .... • I' - • . ~I I . • 0 , ]- • • • • •, • ~. We, the undersigned citizen• of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby petition th• honorable llellber• of the Englewood City Council to reconaider portion• of Ordinance 11, Seri•• 1991 and to ... nd the aaid ordinance ao a• to eliainate unreasonable interference with our individual and collective purauit of happine•• a• guaranteed by the constitution of the United Stat-of America, to wit: Whereaa, Title 15, Cbapter 5, Section 3 i• detriaental on it• face to the free -lection of the bobby of preaerving, reatoring, and Mintaining a aotor vehicle; and Whereaa, aotor vehicle• are an illportant pert of the hiatory, c,rowth, and proaperity of this county; and llhereaa, the ••lection of a bobby of ao preaerving cultural artifact• ia both huaanly healthy and culturally boneet1 and llherea• to deprive a citizen of tbi• opportunity 1• detri.Mntally -lective and punative, and llbereaa auch action i• haraful to the coaaunity it i• purported to -rv•: .. it therefor requeated that tba city council a.end Title 15, Cbapter 5, Section 3 to increaae tbe nuaber of allOIMd bobby vellicl-to a aore ~l• nUllber and that tbe fN for auab be 1.aoved or that auab ayatea of r ... be iapoaed uniforaily upon all penona engac,ed in all bobbya • .... ~·~ J.cc,• '/,2, £ • 4+,p, ,4 ll.es, t ~,,. d I Co,n//0 . , .. I . • • ]- - • .. • we, the underai911*1 citiaena of Bnglevood, Colorado, do hereby petition the honorable aeabera of the Bnglevood City Council to reconaider portiona of Ordinance 11, serlu lttl and to ... nd the -id ordinance ao a• to eliainate unreasonable interference vitb our individual and collective pursuit of bappi ..... aa 4JUaranteed by the constitution of the United Statu of Aaerica, to wit: llbereaa, Title 15, Chapter 5, Section 3 1• detriaantal on ita face to tbe free -lection of tbe bobby of preaervi119, natori119, and -1ntaini119 a aotor vebicler and llbereaa, aotor vebiclu are an illportant part of the hiatory, powt.b, and prosperity of tbia county, and .._._., tbe -lection of a bobby of ao preaer,,1119 cultural artifaota 1a both buaanly bealtby and culturally bonaetr and llbereaa to deprive a citiaen of tbi• opporbnity 1• dal:ri-.tally -leot:ive and punativer and -.reu auclb action 1a barafUl to tbe i, 1 1 anity it 1a purported to..,,., .. it tlluefor requNted tbet tbe city council ....... Title 15, e 11:er •, a.atlaa J to 1-tbe INllll•r of all...S ......, velliol• to a we n:H:naltle .... ar and tbet tbe f• for auclb Ille reaa"Nd or tbat _..,.a.of tw Ille ialloaed unlforaily upon all penou •••••din all baltltp. - ~~~~~~~---IL.t.~.....J~~~CJJ.J.~~:..C.a;l!....6:~~o ~~~-I;:;~ ?ti;he!~~•z;!/'~ ~~.a~,:~ • • • - - • • • • .. We, the underaigned citizen• of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby petition the honorable aeaber• of the Englewood city council to reconaider portion• of Ordinance 11, Seri•• 1991 and to ... nd the aaid ordinance ao •• to eliainat• unreaaonabl• interference with our individual and collective purauit of happine•• •• 911aranteed by the conatitution of the United stat•• of Aaerica, to wit: llbereaa, Title 15, Olaptar 5, Section Ji• detriaental on it• face to tbe free Hlection of the bobby of preaarvi119, reatori119, and Mintaini119 a aotor vabicle1 and llbereaa, aotor vabicl-are an iaportant part of the biatory, c,rowtb, and proaperity of thi• county, and llbereaa, the Hlection of a bobby of ao preaervinv cultural artifact. 1• both buaanly healthy and culturally bonaat, and llbereaa to deprive a citiaan of thi• opportunity i• detriaentally Hlective and punative, and llberea• aucb action 1• baraful to tbe ~ity it 1• purported to Hrve, .. it therefor requeated that tbe city council aaend Title 15, Olapter 5, aection J to increaaa tbe number of allowed bobby vebicl-to a aore reaaonabla nuaber and that tbe fN for aucb be naovect or that auab ayaua of fw be iapoaed uniforaily upon all panona anvll99d in all bobbya • ... ~~,!::-~ ~~i!:il ~ w~. µ. 'i.' -'-(, i<'ll S ~ Wd~h .,ia i.J C,~ ~~ .. ~'\ So-C1r~ ' ~ I! 1-Dl:f!cU ~ !sfi,."" tk.a 4o'J..r s.12 {w .. w. • a. I -a1:·y2~ . ' .. I. • ]- • • • • (, We, the undersigned citizens of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby petition th• honorable llellbers of the Englewood City Council to reconaider portions of Ordinance 11, Seri•• lttl and to ... nd the said ordinance so•• to eliainate unreasonable interference with our individual and collective purauit of happine•• a• guaranteed by the conatitution of the United Stat•• of America, to wit: Whereas, Title 15, Chapter 5, Section Ji• detriaantal on it• face to the free Mlection of the hobby of preaervi119, reatori119, and aaintaining a aotor vehicle: and llbereaa, aotor vehicl-are an important part of the hiatory, 9rowth, and prosperity of thi• county: and Whereaa, the .. 1ection of a bobby of ao preaervi119 cultural artifacta i• both buaanly healthy and aulbarally boneat1 and Wherea• to deprive a citiaen of tbia opportunity 1• detriaentally .. 1ective and punative, and Wherea• aucb action 1a baraful to the coaaunity it i• purported to Mrve, Be it therefor requ-ted tbat the city council aaend Title 15, Chapter 5, Section J to increase the nllllber of allowed bobby vehicl-to a aore reasonable nllllber and tbat the f• for aucb be reaoved or tbat aucb ayatea of fw be iapoeed uniforaily upon all penona 9111aged in all hobby• • .... 4~ ~1' ,1 ,gt"'.,, .. -,L / 1-dt'hbrJ Cl , ~'-fa ~. a.lMN&5~~'t. £".(r.(E.I ~a ," ~~.12 !lQit::.. J. Mi . j..._J-""fl. Jl.1 6,4daL LJ -d . . I . • - - • • • Zqlnood DcNDtown Dnelo,-nt Authority Firat Interatat• TOIier luildial 3333 South laalloek Street Suite 1480 Zqlnood, CO 80110 Atta: Conan Cloe• ... Aquat 15, 1991 It 1a wttla aacll npet _. nlactaace that I t-,.r -, reaia- -uoa aa a .... r of die 111&1.-od DRat-Daftio,..t Authority. S-neeat ,.nau1 trillalatiaM OftT IIIDl relat .. tacU.u haw &iftll uae for -to coptate ..--, affecti,...... aa • IIIDl boari ..... r. Pluae ~t tlaat ., ._..._ ....... tlaollpthllJ ..ct with .. rwt r..-. for die coatiwd affecti,..... _. Hn111 of tba board. It baa he tnlJ a nardtaa apert.enea ill ... tq tho IIIDl dftelop illto a reepect ... colleelw _. prodactlw orpalaattaa. Today. the IIIDl 1a biplJ ne,-ct ....... p1M4 die UHHt of the eatln c-ltJ -•lww. dtlaw _. the dtJ ...,.ate- tratloa. llot too 101ll aao. • wn reprded otbol'viN. lillJlJ. tbia ... adl1ffed tlaraap all ........... n wnUai t ..... OU tub oa .._. vitbollt Wiriaal latereeu _. ,n.t.Uca. 'lla1a we the bJ to our eacc ... aw aa a ._..._ ...Ut.-t la 11111...-... ,. 111 0 I Mk tlaat ,-coatlaa to Nflla • la die -u.c _.. • ,-1law NnN la tbo ,-c. Vitlao.c ..-tweacta0 I "'11 ~ die IIIDl ...... • die 'N'CJ cos of tbo ._ ..... r tty la ... , .111. CCI ,,~-----~ . ' ' , ..... ~ l CITY MANMilA°S omCE UIQWIIOOO. C)O . ' • . 8 a I· • 0 • J - - • • • ,, - \' • (• . • ' '· 8 b ENGUWOOO DOWNIOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHOIITY rn1 lnlcnUlc ~ luildin9 l3ll SooM1 1n10C1< swa S..."480 ~(080110 Pt,onc )0)/781. 7alS August 14, 1991 Gordon Close Melody Music and sound 3470 s. Broadway Englewood, CO 80110 Dear Gordon and the Rest of the crazy People on the BODA Boarfl of Directors: I have acme good neva and I have aoae bad news. The good news is, I -not going to be in trouble the next ti• I ais• an~ board ... ting 1 the bad newa is, I -really going to aiu not being a part of another EDDA board ... ting. You SN, a. b. c. I have been: Prolloted to Picked to. selected to Resorted to ... All of the Above • • • run the nw Safway •tore at ICen CUyl and Pierce in L •• L •• LL ••• LI.LL, Littleton. 'ftfenty yeara ave, Saf-y reacbed an all-ti• low in its hiring pnctioa and bired .. , On AUrpaat 21, 1991 it will again sink to nw lcwa llben I -alla..ed to unlock tbe doora to our brand new, deliflhUully different and beautiful new store. I want you all to know that it is vitb aixed eaotiona tut I aulait this letter of reai9119tion, u I ..... never bad the opportunity to open a Safway store, or the CJOod fortune of vorlti119 with suah a fine pas tbe ~. CY•,.,,.. you aordoft.e) the con~inued suaoeea .. tba~ the ~ now ~~-.. ~~~ 1..1, '·· , •. :; RS0ff 1C£ ' «~tiOO co . . • . ... .. I. • .. .. \ , __ ]- ]- • II - • t• • .. 10 a CR>DW«:E NO. 51 5mlES C£ 1991-- CDH:IL BILL NO. 40 nmuu::m BY CDH:IL MIHIER ~'fflAWAY AN amnwa APPR::ND«; A LFASE ~ THB CITlC C£ FJO.DOD HI) SIIIDISH Km 111 PAR'l'NmSHIP, L'ID. 'ID CBl'AlN AIRSPACE CM2l PUBLIC S'lm!!TS. wtDFAS, it is necessary for the health, safety and wlfare of pena,s in the axmunity using SWedi.sh Km III Partnership to have a safe means of foot acx:ess between parking facilities and r-m III; NCJf, "niEREta.E, II!! IT ~ BY THE CITlC CXIH:IL C£ THB CITlC C£ DGIJDD, ~. 'fflAT: Section 1. 'lhe leue betwen the City of D,glalood, Colorado, and 9Wadish Km III Partnership for &inpace ouer public streets is hereby ~-'lhe leue generally ccnt&i.ns the following provisions: 1. 'lhe City of D,gl.ewood (Lessor) hereby agrees to leue a lp&Cl8 ouer South Clarkacn Street betwen F.ut Girard A,,_.. and F.ut Halp!lln AVl!!nUe not less than sixteen point fiw (16.5) feet lball9 said street at its preaent grade, twelw (12) feet in width, and said apace llhall not be 111>re than tletty ( 20) feet abolle its lowest elevation and is described as follows: An eas m ! at. for the ocnst.ruction aaintenance and operation of a pedestrian overpass and for a pedestrian 1...-. and egress acrou said ovmpass. 'lhe io...t point m the bottmi of said overpass is at an elevation of 5385.05 feet U.S.G.S. daba. 'lhe horizontal projection of said CPI I I at. is daa::ribed .. follcws: A parcel of land situated in a part of bath ClAlrban su.t and portions of the SE 1/4 of Saction 34, and the SN 1/4 of Slct.ion 35 all in 'lalnahip 4 South, bnge 61111st, of the 6th P.N., City of D,glalood, County of Arlplhon, SUta of Colorado, bainl) dncribed .. follows: O:IINncing at the 9Dutheast aamar of said 8llction 341 thmm Westerly alon9 the South line of •id a.ction 34, a disunce of 30.00 feet, to a point m the 11Nt riqht-Gf~ line of 8auth Clarbcn 8trNt extended Sauth1 tlwlCe ltll'th alCft9 said atandlld Mast riqht-Gf~ line a distalce of 25.0 feet to the intersect.ion of said Mast ~-Gf~ line of 8auth a.ruan Street with the Nol'th riqht-Gf~ line of BMt Hlaplln Avaue1 ti.nee Northerly along the lllaterly ric,wt-Gf~ li.M of 8auth Cl.uan su.t a distAnce of lll. 50 feat. to the PODII' c:I miJMNDG of this dncripticn1 tlwlCe aantilu1ng llonha'ly alCft9 Aid lfllstarly ric;ht-Gf~ li.M • distAnce of 12.00 teat.a thmm f'.Mtftrly m a deflection .. le to the left of ,0003,34• a disunce of 60.53 feet to the r..tarly r~-Gf~ li.M of South Clarbcn Street; thmce lcutharly alal9 u.14 ..._ly riqht-Gf~ line. a\ • deflection .. le to the left of -1 - , • ' ' I. • . .. , J - • • • • • 90007'08• a distance of 12.00 feet; thence Westerly oo a deflection anqle to the left of 89052°52• a distance of 60.49 feet to the Westerly right-<:>f-way line of South Clarksat Street and the POINI' CF BffiINNnc. Containing 726 ~ feet, nore or less. 2. Said lease shall run for a period of twenty ( 20) years fran the date of the execution of said lease, provided,however, that Lessee may terminate said lease at any time <lll'ing the twenty (20) year period by giving Lessor clJe notice at least a,e (1) year prior to terminatioo date. Lessor and Lessee agree to negotiate in good faith for renewal of the term of the Lease qion the request of Lessee. 3 • 'l'1e rental payable to Lessor under said lease shall be the Ill.Ill of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per year, to be paid in annual installments,the first payment being clJe q,on passage of thia ordinance, and future annual payments to be die thirty days prior to the avtual anniversary date of said Lease. 4. Lesaee a,venants and agrees that q,on eiaecution of said Leue with Lessor, it will in die course ocnst.ruct and erect in the leaed airspace, an enclosed pedestrian skybridge which connects the parking structure located east of South Clarkson Street to the Medical Office Building located wst of South Clarkeon Street, Illich llkybridge to be conatzucted will be used for the IIIDV'lllalt of pedestrians ~ the parking structure and the office building Ooln8d by the Lesaee. 5. Lessee shall have plans and specifications for said sUucture prepared by a registered professional mgineer and IA)fOll9d by the City'• D,gineer, obtain all necesury permits, pay all prq,er fw, and OClll)ly with all building and ZIOl\ing regulatians of the City. 6. Lenee shall safely maintain said structure and regulate the ua and oocupmc:y thereof. 7. Lesaee shall maintain and keep in farce claring the terll of said i.... pmlic liability insurance in the a:utt of Five lbldred 'ftDasand DollMW ($500,000) for an indiviclal. claia and Ona Million Doll.an ($1,000,000) for 1111ltiple claias arising cut of an aocidlnt involving said structure or the u.. or occupancy of the lNNd ~. Leuor shall be held harlales• fraa All claia, 11.abilitiee, or ca.. of action arisi119 Qlt lff/ injury to lff/ peracn, peraa1is er d-,. to re l or penonal prq,erty arising cut of ccnat.ruction, ~. uucticn or dialantling of uid st.ructunt. 8. ln the event the City should nicpire the me of, er tMa part er all of said office buildings or par1ting structure camected by the pedllst.rlan llt)tlcid:Je, the LNN lalld ta11inat:a. 1--lhall pay N:h charcJN u ,uy be incurnd by LeNar fer raoval of the faciU tee, ut.Uiti• or st.nactures bet:MNn the~ linN er undllr the uld pecfiNt.ria\ squidl)e. 9. r..-shall not place lff/ si911 en the Qltaicll of the atNc:tun. -2 - . , • ' I . • • , - • • , • . • ' (. 10. In the event of the dest.ructial of said structure by an act of God, public enemies, or by reuat of riot or insunec:tial, the lease shall terminate and Lesaee shall not be ~ to pay any further rent to lessor, unless leseee reconstructs the structure CX11111e1cing within ooe year of the destructial. 11. Lessor my enter upon said prmiJles to view the conatructial of the structure and require my and all necessary npairs aid alteratiala thereto for the public safety and well~ing. 12. In the event of default of payment, Leuor my declare the tem of said l.eue ended aid may take pouessian of the structure. 13. ~ teminaticn of i...., Lee8N shall yield 'I> the area wit:haut further notice and ceJN the structure to be mmll9d or dllllolished. Section 2. 'lhe llllp' and City Cledt are henby mthorued to sign and attest ..ra 1-ie for and en behalf of the City Oluncil and the City of lbJl.a«lod. I~, read in full, and paned en first reading en the 19th day of Auguat, 1991. Publi.ahed • a Bill for III ordinance en the 22nd day of lluguat:, 1991. Rw! by title and pMNd en final reading en the kd day of a.p .._ , 1991. Publilllwd by title • Ordlnaw::le No. _, &aria ot lttl, an the 5th day of ....... , 19'1. Patrlela I. &aw, clty cl-' I, Patricia B. era,, City Clan of the City ot .. lamad, calonll:>, ta.by oart1ty that the .,.. and ,..,..,,,. t.a • aue aw of the OEdt.nwa paaad on final reading and ~ by title • OEdt.nwa IID. , llll'ia of 19'1. - htrlel.i I. &aw ,. ~ • - ~ • , I . • • f --• I ]- • • • • .. • , . • ' mIS U!ASB entered into as of the day of , 1991 between and aaa,g the CITY CR OG.fX)(l), <XUJWX>, a nmicipal oorporatioo, 3400 South El.ati Street, )'))gl.ewood, Ooloraib, and SliE)ISH KB III PAlfflG'JtSHIP, a Ooloraib General Partnership, 501 East ~ Avenue, )'))gl.ewood, Ooloraib 80110. 'ftl8 parties hereto hereby OCJYeMnt and agree as follows: 1. 'ftl8 City of )'))glewood (Les90r) hereby agrees to leue a lpllCe auer South Clarkson Street between East Girard Avenue and East Hlllpiln Avenue not leu than sixteen point fiw (16.5) feet il>olle said atrNt at ita present grade, blelw (12) feet in width, and said apace shall not be imre than belty (20) feet D:M! its lowest elevation and is deacribed as follows: An easaB\t for the oonstruction, lllllinunance and q,eration of a pedestrian OYerpass and fer a pedestrian ingress and egress acrou said CM!rpll8S. 'ftl8 loast point en the batten of said OYerp&88 is at an elevation of 5385.05 feet U.S.G.S. datm. 'ftl8 horiacntal projection of said eu ,t is daecribed u follows: A parcel of land situated in a part of South Clarbon Street and porticns of the SE 1/4 of Section 34, and the Slf 1/4 of Secticn 35 all in 'l\:Jwnship 4 South, Rmge 68 West, of the 6th P.H., City of )'))glewood, County of Arapahoe, state of Ooloraib, being dnc:ribed .. follows: Ca'n!ncing at the Scutheut comer of Mid Section 34; thmce Hesterly along the South line of Mid 9lction 34, a diatmce of 30.00 feet, to • point en the NNt ~-of...., line of South Clarban Street extended South; thmoe North aknJ Mid exta,dad lillat right~-vay line a dist:m of 25.0 feet to tha intenact.ian of Mid West right~-.y line of Sauth Cl.uan StrNt with tha North right-of-way line of r..t lllllplln Awnae; thMm llartJwrly aknJ the Hesterly ric,tt-of-vay line of Scuth Cluban su.t a cliatanoe of 133.50 feet to the PODff rl m.DlfDG of this dNcript.ionJ thmce continuing Northerly alalg Mid lllsterly ric#lt-of-4M)' line a dist:m of 12.00 feetJ thmce r..terly on a dafiection qla to tha left of 90003,34• • distance of 60.53 feet to tha r.uterly ~-of-wy line of South Clarbcn su.t; tMnCe Southarly alalg Mid r..terly ric,tt-of-.y line, an • daflectlan qla to tha left of ,0007•08• a distance of 12.00 feet; thmDlt Naaterly on a dllflection qla to tha left of 89052 1 52• a diaunce of 60.49 feet to tha ...._.ly ric,tt-ofJittaY line of South Claruan ar.t and tha PODfl' c:, BBjnlfING. Containing 726 81f1An feet, mer i.u • 2. ffli• leue shall run for • pwiod of balty (20) ,-n frm tha date of the -.cution of Mid 1-, pnwldad, ....,., that ...... my tandnate said leue at wry tia cb:iJIIJ the~ (20) yaa-pa-iad bf CJirint 1....- ct.ae not.ice of thair election to tallinata Mid 1-1n wit.lnlJ bf regiatend or mrtified ..U, at. laut aw (1) yaa-prior to tam1nat.im date specified 1n aid nouce. Said taadnatJm lhal1 nat ..._ effectiw until the llt.ructure is CICllllpl.nely 1aowd. i..... and r.- -1 - "'~ • ' I . • • , . ' ' 2 I ]- - • • • • • I • • agree to negotiate in good faith for renewal of the tam of the Lease upcn the request of Lessee or either of them. 3. 'ffle rental payable to Lessor by Lessee under this lease shall be the sun of Ten Dollars ($10.00) per :year, "1ich rental shall be paid in annual install.Jlents, the first payment being ciJe ~ passage of the ordinance by fl'lglewcod City Council approving this lease, and future annual payments to be clle thirty days prior to the annual anniversary date of said lease. 4. Lessee ocvenant and agree that upcn execution of said lease with Lessor, they will in ciJe a:iurse construct and erect in the leased airspace, an enclosed pedestrian skybridge which connects the parking structure lcx:ated east of South Clarkson Street to the ~l office building located west of South Clarkaon Street, ltlich skybridge to be oonst.ructed will be WJed for the IIDll'l!ll8lt of pedest.rims mu1g the parking structure and office building amed by the Lesaee. 5. Lessee shall have plans and specifications for said structure prepared by a registered profeuimal engineer and approved by the City's !nginaer and City I 9 Ou.ef Building lnspa:tor • 'ft1e structure lihaJ.l be CClllpleted in e,ery reapect according to said plans and specifications and to the satisfaction of the registend profeuimal engineer "1o ahall iiq,erviN the oonstruction thereof. Laaw shall further cbt.ain the neoeaaary pemits fnn Leuor foe the acnstruction of said IStructure and pay all proper fees foe the ... , and ccnply with all building and llCning ragulations of the City of D,glau,d and the state of O>lorado ~ Bhall at ..., tiN be IA)licele to the particular structure, or the conatruction and~ thereof. 6. Le9ae shall Nfely aainu1n said structure and nigu1ate the UN and occupancy thenof ., that t'-atructure oe the use thereof vill not be • hazard or danger to the paraans oe pcq,erty of the pmlic uaing the 11tnet below said structure. 7. Laa.-ahall lMintAin and k8llp in farce cb-ing the ten of Mid :a... pmlic liability insunnce in the~ Oil riw lllndred ~ DollAn ($500,000) for iml.tiple claim arising cut Oil • accidllnt invDlving Mid structure oe the uae oe aoc::q,ancy of the 18IINd pnaiNII. 1.-.oc, in Mid policy, shall be teld hara1ees frc:a all claiaa, liabilltia oe ClalN8 of action arising cut of..., injury to ,ny penan, penana oe ~ to E9&l or pencna1 piaperty arising cut of~. aaint.mance, dNUv::tion or di.-itling of Mid structure oe frm the coli,... of Mid llt.ructun "4\ic:h may ariae by reMDll of ,ny aterisl oe thing~ falling oe being thrown fran uid structure. A certificate of insurance in Mid ... to 8UCh effect, including r.euor • a party .lnaured, shall be dlpaaited with the City Clerk of the city of D,glawood prior to the conatruction of said structure. MinJaa c:ovv-,e foe the tawtit of the City ahall a all uaa be the aaant of MXiaa liability foe citi• Wldar the ODlondD ~ bllulity kt. 8lad1.eh tD lit Partrm'lhip apw to indanify and hold hereJ-the City of DIIJl.alaod, ita offica'w, -.iave-, inaann, and •lf-iMur ... p,ol, frm and~ all liability, claia, and S 1111, en amat of injury, lou, or daalJe, of sry kind llwtec 1..-, "'1c:h -, •• cut of er .. in -2- ' , • . ' •· • 0 I ]- ]- • • • • I • . • ' any manner connected with this Lease. If such injury, loss, or damage is or is claimed to be caused in whole or in part by the act, Clllission, or other fault of 9.ledish Km III Partnership, or any partner, officer, or enployee of 9.1edish Km III Partnership, lessee agrees to inwstigate, handle, respond to, and to provide defense for -,.y such liability, claims or demands at the sole expense of 9oledish f«B III Partnership and agrees to bear all other costs and expenses telated thereto, including court costs md reasonable attorney fees. Lenee shall indllmify and sawt harmless City, its officers, mployees and agents, against lfly and all cl.aiJml, daalges, actialS or causes of action and expense to lotu.ch it or they -.y be ld>jected by reuon of Leuee • s installation being located within and acrms the prq,erty of the City or by reason of say wm1t done er c:niuion lade by IAtsaee, its agents or enployaes,in ccnnection with the ccnstructicn, operation, modification, replacaBtt, maintenance, mpair or na:JVal of Leuee's installation. If the oonstruction of all er any part of Lenee'• inatall.ation is to be perfcmned by an independent mntractor under cxint.ract with Leuee, Leuee shall ao notify City and shall incorporate the stipulations and conditions of this Leue into the cxint.ract apecification and Ca\198 said irw:llpmdllnt ocntractor to, prior to mwww.cs a at of the work, be llomsed and bonded in -,unts and with CXlll*lia Slltisfactmy to City, "1ic:h will protect City fraa any l.ou er dll-,. reaultinq fraa the work performd by the ocntractor. 8. In the event of ccndaalatial of either or both buildings by any ~ authority or .,..:y recpirinq the uae of er taking all of, er a a.jar portion of either aw er both of the buildings owned by Leuee which are aomected by Nid st.ructun, to the actmt that either er both buildings wcul.d not recJ1in the aontiDl8d 1ae of the atructure, this 1- shall be t.eminated M of the tJa L8sw aa:1.aidan the UN and occupan:y of Mid structure and building er buildinp and hna Mid structure nlll:Jllled pursumt to this i..... It is further w.dllutood that in the wt of aandamatial er acquisition by any~ authority er -,.q of all er a put of either aw er both of the buildings awnad by ...._, the val.ua of said avaa:t..s structure er my l....tlold intaat Cl.'Mted haralndai.', lhall not be 1ft e1-1t of dlllagea nor in -, wy be acnsidllnd u a fact« of valuatim of the pcq,erty ~- 9. IAtsaee lhall, upon dallld by i..aor, pay auch ~ • .., be J.ncurnd by Leseor for the ramwal of .., fciliti•, utilit!N or ~ betlaa'l the et.net linea and '8'lldKwth the ptqaowd st.ructUi.9 ""1dl .. lllllda naceseary by rewin of the aorwtruction of the atructun. 10. Lea._ lha.11 not pl.,. my sign Cl'l the aata1d9 of the atructun. 11. In the wt: of the dlat:.N:tian of said strw:tun by an act of Gad, p.Dlk: enades, or by reuan of riat or inaurncti.an, this i.e.. Nll tallinate, and ...... shall not be ~ to pay .., f\11.tha' nnt to r...... HoNavar, in the -.t lallee llhaU noanat.cuct the structure, er .., portion tNnOf dlaoliahad, ~ within aw )1IMI.' of the dNtnctJan, ...... lhall pay Nllta1 for .,, S-iod 6a1.nlJ ""1dl the atl\lCbll'e ... ~ and inapantiw. -J - ~- • . • I . • • , I I I ~ ; I ~ii: ttlfl~llri ~1i11;ftifi&1ti~ 111i -I i !I I (lifs•l 'I '11•11111 af· !l; l!l~ I . ' ' J. 11 . tua h 't I ut . A rs~iJ-lil' . . f JS ffihl liR ·ff{• ihltiflf I i~11 f t ,I" I l tt t:1 1t:•1• l•rllli~!!li!i! fJ1; Ii! ,1.l!1,al rla 1-~,-~~a. s I ;' ~ Ii II I • ~ :!1~,1~,-1r1· r1~--~·t·· • ~ I .. -t I ~ -I ( ir! i; ,g us: Al l f 1 r • ,a 1!1r:~ .. i ii''''B 12" -0 .. -s Iii II 1 I ~1~t!ii1i ijllf[l!r:1ii:1 r;~ I, 7 ! . 1:!111:i lii!r!:J(i~f~J ~; I i' f ii'ii,sfi ffllf.(J~K~-, ~ ""f l , , i IUl;, i . I ti I 1.,f R Ii l I ~ • . . .. . • , . . . • l • . , ,, , 0 ., • ' - - • • • • • r CXUCIL BILL NO. 56 IN'1'IOU::m> BY <XlH:IL MD&R WI.LEY 10 b M almWCI APPR:NDG A LlCDa N.liCE&&l1' IE1'IUII THB cm r. l!Mil:FMXJ> Ml> THB RlliICIW. 'DWlilOl'l'ATIClt DIS'DtIC'l' (Rm) fat IH:U8DG Ml) OUiSDG 'DE cm Drtal ,at 'DE PURPOSB r. <XIIS'DIC'l'D« M EXPMSIClt C. M l!XISTDG PMK-N-mDE. IIBl!'AS, the Rm already hu m mdstinlJ Paik N Rida at South Santa l"e Driw an4 Minllral llVama and wiahN to acpll14 this Pck-N-Ride; and lll!RDS, vi.th the oanatzucticn of aid epanaicn of the Rm Park-N-Ri.49, the Rm wishes to encloee and crou a portion of the City Ditch; and IH!lmAS, the LiceMe AIJI. It ia mc:111ary in czdar to at forth certain ieatrkticne llhlch oaul.4 neptiY8ly affect the water cpality and wcul.4 neptiY8ly illlpact the City Ditch q,eratiana; tDI, nW, • lT amAINID BY THE cm CDKIL r. 'DIE crrr r. DD'aoJ>, <D'atNJO, NI fm.lall: Secticn lo 'ftw U.C.-ArJr It IJab•an the City of l!nqlaa)d and the Ra;lcinil ~ Diatdc:t (Rm) to aanauuct a Pck-N-Ricll ml()INicn at NiMral ,..._ 1114 8Duth Santa h Driva ia hanby ~. A ccpy of the U.C.-a,r 1t ia attachacl lwnto • Bllhibit A and iliiCDCpanted hn9in by mfanuc•. Sacticn 2. flw Nayar 1114 the City Clerk are hanby aathcd-S to sign and attat thi U.C.-A1Jr It fer an4 en bahalf of the City Ocuncil an4 the City of l!nglalaad. Intro41ced, read in full, 1114 paaad en fint readinlJ en the 19th day of Au1Juat, 1991. Plmlialwd • a Bill fer• Ordinance en the 22nd day of~. 1991. RNd by title an4 pM-4 en final madiftl en the 3rd day of lllpee4Je•, 1991 • . , .. I . • • ,, -' -,.. • .. ' · ... • . . - Published by title • <kdinance No. , Series of 1991, on the 5th day of Septent,er, 1991. - ATl'IB'r: Patrlcli R. Ct'CIW, city Clerk • • • I. • 0 ]- • • • • (, -.. LICENSE AliREENEIIT THIS AGREEMENT, •de and entered fnto as of the lO day of · · MAY , 19 91 , by and between the CITY OF ENGLEVOOD, a aunfcfpal corporatfon of Colorado, herefnafter referred to as •ctty• and RTD (REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT) HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS •LfcensH, • WITNESSETH: The Cfty wfthout any warranty of fts tftle or fnterest whatsoever, hereby authorfzes Lfcensee, fts successor, assfgns, to enclose a portfon of the Cfty Dftch and construct an frrfgatfon lfne and electrfcal conduft across the Cfty's rfghts-of-way for the Cfty Dftch, Sftuated fn the ____ No ____ r_th.....al._/2 ___ _ of Sectfon ___ ..... 32 ______ , Towashfp ___ s ___ So __ u __ t ...... h __ _ Range _____ 68 ____ We_s~t;....__ of the ---"""6T""'H.___ ___ .P.N., County of Ar1pahoe, State of Colorado and lyfng wfthfn the followfng descrfbed lfnes: Nfneral Avenue alld SHta Fe Drfve Part-I-It de (See attached Nip) l. The sfze of the enclosure pfpe Pill lie IQ•, 11 sholM on the attached dr1wfn9. 2. Any constructfon conte11pl1ted or perforad under tllfs lfcense shall coaply wfth and confora to standards fo,.lated by the Dfrector of Utflftfes of the Cfty and sucll eo111tnctf011 111111 lie perforad and coapleted 1ccordfn9 to the plans, c0111tstf119 of Oftl sheet, a copy of wllfch ts att1ched hereto and •de a part hereof. 3. The ltcensH shall notffy the Cfty's Dfrector of UtflftfH at least three (J) days prtor to the tf• of coaetlC .... t of the -l- ' , •• , r ' • • ' I . • I - • • • I • • ' '· cons tructf on of, or any repairs made to, Lf censee' s enclosure of the dttch and crossings of the ditch wtth trrtgation and electrical ltnes, so that the Ctty may, in tts discretion, inspect such operations. 4. Wtthtn thirty (30) days from the date of t~e connencement of construction of said enclosure of the dttch and crossings of the ditch, the Licensee shall cOllll)lete such construction, and shall clear the crossing area of all construction debris and restore the area to tts previous condttfon as near as NY be reasonable . In the event and the clearing and restoration of the crossing area fs not COllll)leted ' within the tt• specified, the City •Y coaplete the work at the sole expense of the Licensee. S. The Ctty shall have the right to uintatn, install, repair, re1110ve or relocate the Ctty Ditch or any other of tts factltties or tnstallatton wtthtn the City's rights-of-way, at any ttN and in such manner as the Ctty deeas necessary or convenient. The Ctty reserves the exclusive right to control all ease•nts and installations. In the event the enclosure or crossings should interfere wtth any future use of the City's rights-of-way by the City, the Licensee shall, upon request and at tts sole expense, relocate, rearrange, or re1110ve tts tnstallattons so as not to interfere wtth any such use. 6. Any repair or replacement of any City installation aade necessary, tn the optnton of the City's Director of Uttlittes because of the construction of the enclosure or crossings or other appurtenant tnstallatton thereof, shall be aade at the sole expense of the licensee. 7. The sttpulatton and conditions of thts License shall be incorporated tnto contract spectftcattons ff the construction herein authorized ts to be done I contract basts. 8. The rtghts and prtvtledges granted tn thts License shall be subject to prtor agreeaents, ltcenses and/or grants, recorded or unrecorded, and tt shall be the Licensee's sole responstbtltty to deteratne the extstance of satd doc ... nts or conflicting uses or installations. 9 . The Ltcensff shall contact and fully cooperate with the City's personnel and the construction -shall be coapleted without interference wtth any lawful, usual or ordinary flow of water through the Ctty Dttch . Lfcenste shall ass ... all rtsks tnctdent to the possible presence of such wattrs, or of stora waters tn the Ctty Dttch . 10 . All trenches or holes wtthtn the City's rtghts-of-way shall be backf111td and tamped to the original ground ltne tn layers not to txcted sh (6) tnches loose •asure to a coapactton of ntnety per ctnt (901) Standard Proctor Maxt-Dtnstty . 11. To the extent pen1ttted by law, and subject to the provtstons of the ColoradO &ove,,.ntal ,_,..tty Act, LtcensN, by acceptance of thts ltcet1se, txpressly HSUNS full and strict ltabtltty for any Ind all d ... rs Of every nature to person Or property CIUHd by water froa the dttc 1Hlttfll through the ditch banks or ptpeltne at the potnt _,_ ,,._ • I . • • . , ,, •' , ]- J- ... • "' - • . • ' or point• where the Lic•n••• parfonaa any work in connection• with the croaaing provided by thi• licanae. The Lic•n••• aasu••• all responaibility for aaintananca of the inatallation. 12. To the extent paraittad by all, the aubject to the proviaion• of the Colorado Govarnaantal 1 .. unity Act, Lic•n••• shall indaanify and aava haral••• the City, it• officer• and · ••ploy•••, againat any and all clai .. , daaagea, action• or cau••• of action and axpan••• to which it or they .. Y be aubjactad by reaaon of ••id enclosure• and croaaing• being within and over the pr••i••• of th• City or by reaaon of any work done or o•i••ion aade by Licen ... , it• agents or eaploy .. •, in connection with the conatruction, replaceaent, aaintenance or repair of aaid inatallation. 13. It ia axprualy agreed that in ca•• of License•'• breach of any of the within proai .. •, the City aay, at it• option, have specific parforaance t hereof, or aue for damages reaulting froa such breach. 14. Upon abandonaent of any right or privilege herein granted, th• right of Licena .. to that extent eball terainate, but it• obligation to indeanify and .. v• haral••• the City, it• officer• and eaploy•••, shall not teninate in any event. 15. Lic•n• .. ia expr•••ly forbidden froa conatructing par.anent atructurea or building• on the City Ditch righta-of-vay. In granting th• above authorisation, the City r• .. rv•• the right to aak• full u•• of the property involved•• aay be nec•••ary or convenient in the operation of the water works plant and •Y•t•• under the control of the City. IN WITIIUS IIIIBlmOI', this instruction ha• been executed•• of the day and year fint above written. · UGIOIIAL TIWIHOltTATION DI8ftICT1 Bys -=a.~n-e--ra~l~Na~na-g_e_r _____ _ ATTUTI CITY OJ' IDIGLDOOD Bys,,.... ___________ ~ Nayor Aft'D'l'I cliy clerk . . 'I • . I. • • , • ]-. " • . . I s I ~ i I I I _r:.:-ij >X -o;g r :::o en ~~ ~ ..... '2 ~o ::iF G) ::iF fA I :::0 0 ~o m s I ... . • • i ) -~ : / ___ __.,.., --==== r-ffRAL AVE"LE • s ~ . a I I ----------_-.--.. I I en I > z -I I > 'Tl m I I I -~ r I I I l " C / ( I I : "' . r ~ ~ r m ~ 0 z --0 I z I ::::0 .. I ,, . '' •, . . . ,; • • • t "'"" "'I ]- - • • • <, --~-~--------~•----~------~· <XUCIL BILL t«>. 58 DffllDDJ> BY CXllCIL ,-911(0( M CR>DINO .APPIOfDI. A <XlftWC1' IElWDf 'DE S'lME CP <XICP.NX> IIIGllaY mPAR'Dl!H'l' Ml> 'DE Cift CP IMZ.DIOCI> PClt A 'mPFIC PDSDILl'l'Y lfflm CP CXUIWX) smTB Hl<HIU 285, ftDC liDffll SNITA FE TO ~. IIIDBAS, the State of Colorado and the City of lbJlamod nDC9'1• the med foe a traffic feaaibility study en CbloradD State ~ 285, l:Jatwml 8Dllth Santa ft and Broadllay in the City of lnglamod, Oolcndo; and IILDS, thia pan.ion of Oolm'adD state IU.lpar 285, liea within the juriadictian of the City of a.Jla,ood, and in CIEdar to dat:ami.na the feasibility of q,eraticna1 and aipacity iJIFR. &ts to State ~ 285; and 11-'DS, the Oolcncl) State Hi.,.., Dllpllrtant hu • aaparate project 1llhich will widln the 8Dllth Brolldlay/State ~ 285 grada aparatian structure; tOf, wm, • IT mMDl!D BY 'DE crrr <DIICJL CP '111B crrr CP DDaoJ>, <XlawJO, AS IUUllh Sactian l. 'llle OXlt:raCt betwan the Oolm'adD state~ Dlpartant and the City of fn)lamod fer a 'l'nffic ,._tbiUty Study of Oolcndo Stat:a ~ 285, fml 8auth 8lnta 19 to 8auth 8rolldlay lacat.ed in the juriadictian of the City of D191-Dod 1a hanby 411*0Nd. A aapy of the a.tract 1a atta::had t.nto • Dlhibit A and il.cuqaorated ta.in by refennce. 8aCtian 2. 'ftlat the llllylor and the City Cladt are authariaed to ai91 the OXlt:raCt en bahalf of the City of lbJlamod. Intrmx:ed, mad in full, and 1--4 an fint l'Mdint en the 1tt:h dlly of 11u1Juat, 1991. Plmliahad • a Bill fer III ordinlnoe en the 22nd day of~. 1991. RMd by title and 1--4 en final nlding en the kd day of lllpl .... , 1991. 10 C . , •. ' .. I. . 0 - • • \. . " · ... • Published by title • ordinance ltb. _, seriea of 1991, en the 5th diJrf of Septalber, 1991. h&lcla k. ciaw, dty deii I, Patricia R. Claf, City Clak of the City of lb)l...,.,.,, Oolondo, t.-.by oartify that the .,.,. 111d fangoin!I ia • trua aopy of the Ckd1nlnce pa-4 en final read1nl) 111d ~ by title • OEdinmce ltb. _, 8llria of 1991. Patdcla 8. Craw . . . • ; •. • I. . '--.I ]- • (. C 10-0215-22 Taal'l'IC l'&ASIBILITY STUDY, SH 215 - SANTA n TO UOADNAY (INCUUSD COS'I') • • • COIITUCT 'l'BIS COll'l'ltAC'I', aade tbia __ day of -------' 19___, by and between the State of Colorado for the uee and benefit o~ Ta DUM'l'NDl'I' or 'l'ltAIIS•Oll'l'A'l'IOII, hereinafter referred to aa ·the State•, and TD CITY or SIIGLDIOOD, hereinafter referred to aa the •Local A9ency• or ·tb• cuntractor•, WIISaD8, authority exiata in the law and funda have been budgeted, appropriated and otherwiae aade a•ailable and a auffioient unencuabered balance thereof reaaina a,rallable for payaent 1n l'\aDd 11\aaber 2001, G/L Account 11\aaber 520CI, Contract SIIOUllbranae llullber ------·' and ama1, EeqUlred appro,ral, olearaw and ooordlaatlon baa been a00011pliabecl froa and wltb appropriate ..,...01 .. , and ......_,, the State and~ Local .. alloy reootnhe ~ wd for a traffic feaa!l)llltr atudy on ltate 81.,..,ar CIB) 215 bet....- lanta re a ...... and aroadway 1n ..._1..ooc1, Colorado, wltbia tbe judacllatlon of~ Local ... llGY, to detenaiae ~ f ... !1)1Utr of operational and capacity lapro....nta, hereinafter referred to•• •the work•, eepeolally 1n lltJbt of a aeparate project requeat to widen the aroadway/18 215 9racle eeparatlon atruoture, and wmH, tbe ltate and the Local a.venar are napona!l)le for tbe aoeats.atlon and aaiatenanoe of atate bi.,.._.,. and altr -1- .. I. • • ]- - • • • atreeta, reapactively, including traffic feaaibility atudiea; and NHBa&AS, currently available Local Agency fund• are inaufficient, by th ... elve•, to coapletely pay for the work; and ~. the Local Agency ha• reque•ted that the State provide funding to pay for a portion of the work; and ~. the State ha• agreed to provide partial fundiftCJ of the work, •inc• it will provide data which will be u•ed by the State in the de•ign of future State highway iaproveaent•; and IIDllaA8, the State and Local Agency deaire to agrff upon certain reapon•ibiU.tie• with regard to the funding of the work; and ._......, the Local Agency intended to fund the work by it••lf, but State participation in the f\lnding of the work will penu.t the work t.o be coapleted at an earlier date than if funded entirely by the Local a.,ency, and maH, tbe want of State participation 1a baaed oa an equal 8bare of tbe ••t.laat.ed coat.a of tbe traffic f ... ibilit.y at.udy, •iace ~ a •t.at.e hi9bway and a city at.reet are involved, and t.be want baa been dHaad reaaonabl• by tbe at.ate, and .,...SH, tbe at.ate--. it to be in ita int.enat and in tbe public intenat. t.o provide partial funding for the contract.or to perform tbe work; and ml, it baa been determined that no State ..,.nay can naaonably provide •in bouae• aervioea required of tbe Looal -..,.cy, and -.al, tbe ftate Ri....,_y c-J.eaion on llandl ll, lttl, -z- ·- .. I. • 0 , -• • • (. gave approval for the State to enter into a contract with the Local Agency for Project No. C 10-0285-22, thereby contributing State funda for the work; and ~. thie contract i• entered into purauant to the provialona of SS2t-l-203, 43-1-106 and 43-2-144, C.R.S., a• ... nded, and by the Local Agency under tbe authority granted in an appropriate ordinance or reeolution, which i• attached hereto and -de a part hereof. NOW, TIISUl'OM, it i• hereby agreed that: •N>JSCT PNJVISIONS 1. Th• State will provide liaieon with the Local Agency through the Stat•'• Diatrict Bngineer, Dietrict ,, located at 2000 South Holly, o.n .. r, Colorado 80222. laid Dietrict sngi .... r will aleo be reeponaibl• for coordinati119 tu Stat•'• acti•iti•• under thia contract. 2. The Local~ ahall eatiefactorily perfora and eo11plete a traffic feaaibility etudy on State Highway (Ill) 215 between Santa re Dri" and Broadway in SftcJlewood, Colorado, within the judediction of the Local Agency, to deteraine the feaeibility of operational and capacity iaprov1a1nta, hereinafter referred to aa •the work•, eepecially in litbt of a eeparate project requeet to widen the Broadway/Ill 215 grade eeparation etructure concernift9 IN 215 between lanta re Dri" and Broadway in SIMJlewood, Colorado. Upon completion of the work, the Local ~ eball prepace and pro•ide to the ltate the reaulta of the traffic f ... ibility atudy. -3- '' .. I. • 0 , 2 I - • • • II ~ • • . , 3. The Local Agency, by its employee•, agent•, or con•ultant, shall be solely responsible for performance and completion of the work. 4. The Local A9ency baa estiaated the total co•t of the work to be tl0,000 (Thirty thousand dollar•), to be funded aa followa: Local A9ency Colorado oepartaent of Bi9bwaya Total t15,000 u,ooo uo,ooo The State •hall pay the Local Agen~6 ~or 501 of the co•t• actually incurred in the parforaance and completion of the work, up to a aaaiaua aaount of t15,000.00. The Local AIJeDCY ahall bill tbe State for 501 of the actual coat• of the work parforaecl per aonth until the work ia complete, or until tbe ltate baa paid it• ... 1aua aaount of t15,000.00, vbic:be,rer occur• firat. The ltate ahall pay tbe aaount billed by tbe Local Apncy within 30 (thirty) day• of receipt of tbe bill, up to a ... iaua aaount of t15,000.00. The State aball have no obligation under thia contract for actual coat• in eace•• of t15,000.00. The Local a.,ency ahall be reapooaible to par all actual coat• of tbe work in eace•• of tl0,000.00. 5 . The tera of thia contract ahall continue throuc,I\ the parforaanoe and completion and final acceptance of tbe work by tbe Local A,Jeney, ltate papient to tbe Local a.,ency, and tbe Local a.,enoy prodding a copy of tbe atudy to tbe ltate . ,. 1Nrial9 tbe pedocaaace of tbe work, tM partlH a..seto aeree -•- • . ' I . • ]- - • • • " • " . • ' <. • to coaply with Title VI of the Civil aighta Act of 1964, the aalient point• of which are ahown in the Non-Diacriaination •roviaion• attached hereto and aade a part hereof. "' - 7. The Special •roviaion• attached hereto are hereby aade a part of thi• contract hereof. I. Thi• contract ahall inure to the benefit of and be bindinCJ t. upon the partie•, their aucceaaor• and aaaic,na. contract Tertdnation. Thia contract aay be terainated a• follow•: a) grtdnation Due to LoH of hftCli,ng. If funda neceH&CY to perfora tbe work are not a•ailabl•, tbeft eitber b) perty aay terai.Aate. Tepillttion for ca••· If, t:llroUCJb aoy cauae, tbe coatract.or aball fail to fulfill ill a tiaely and proper ......-r bi.a obli9atioe• UDder till• contract, or if tbe oootract.or aba11 •iolat• aoy of tlle co••••-~•, .. r•• nt.a, or atipulatiooa of till• contract, tbe etat• aball tbereupoll ba.-tbe dtbt to terainat• tbi• contract. for caUN bf 9i•in9 wcitten notioe to tbe coetractor of auch tarainaUOII and apacUylAIJ tbe affecti .. elate tbereof, at leut u.-(5) clay• before the affecti,,. elate of auch teralnation, In that ..-at, all finiabed or unfiniabed doomeant•, data, atudi .. , aurYeY•, uawi .. •, .... , aodel•, pbotoc,r ..... , and nport• or _..r -~I.al ~ bf tbe oootreftOC ....... r till• ooatract. aball, at tlle optioa of tile etata, laaDHI ite -•-• • . ' ' ' • I. • • - C) • • • • • entitled to receive ju•t and equitable coiapen•ation for any •ati•factory work completed on •uch document• and other aateriala. Notwithatanclin9 the above, the contractor •ball not be relieved of liability to the State for any daaagea auatainecl by the State by virtue of any breach of the contract by tbe contractor, and tbe State aay withhold any pa,-nt• to the contractor for tbe purpo•• of aetoff until auch tiae aa the exact aaount of c:taaave• due tbe State froa tbe contractor ia daterained. Teraination for Con'!9Plpcf. file state aay terainat• tbia contract at any tiae the State deteraine• that tbe purpo ... of the cllatributlon of State aoni•• under the CODtract INNld DO lOIMJeC be -&"WN by COllpletion Of the •roject. flae atate allall effect auch terainatiOD by 9iviag wrltt .. DOtlce of terainatlon to the contractor and apeolfrla9 the effectlft elate thereof, at 1 ... t twenty (ZO) clay• before the effective date of nob terainaU.OD. In tbat .-....t, all flniahed or unfiniabed docuaenta and Kher -teriala -deacribecl in •ar..,rapb tb abaft aball, at tbe opt:iOD or the State, becoae it• property. If the contract la teralnated by the State aa provided herein, the contractor will be paid an aaouat lllllcll bear• tbe .... ratio to the total ca.,anNtloa -the NrYloea actually perforaecl bear to the tKal NCYlcea or the contractor ~red by till• ~~. lw pa,-t• or aa.,,naatloa pcewloualr .. I. • , ]- - • • ,, _ . \ I>' • " ' . • ~ <. ... aade1 provided, however, that if l••• than •ixty percent (601) of the ••rvic•• covered by thi• contract have been perforaed upon the effective date of •uch teraination, tbe contractor ahall be reillburaed (in addition to the above payaent) for that portion of the actual out-of-pocket expenaea (not otberwiae reillburaed under th!• contract) incurred by the contractor duri09 the contract period wbicb are directly attributable to the unc0111pleted portion of the aervicea covered by thia contract. If tbia contract 1• terainated due to the fault of the contractor, •ara9rapb tb hereof relative to teraination aball apply. 10. The contractor repzeaenta and warrant• that it baa taken all action• that an neceaaary or that an required by Ua procedure•, t,rla-. or applicable law. to levally autboriae tbe underaipecl aiCJ11Atory to eaeout• tbla contract on behalf of tba contractor and to bllld tbe ooatractor to it• teEaa • _,_ -- ~ ~\~ .~~r-~~,J • . I. • 0 ; I • ~ l . . ; mumtmtttm m1mmtH munu mnmmm n rP • • 111 !jl 1 i ;lil f It' 11 1 1• 11·1·1•t l iili ifJ ~iii 1· lt!Jiif!r tr :r ~ •' r11l ~1 I If "f .. .. .. i, · ·--r f-f &I. • . - H 'fi l l 'If' ~ ! I • fi' tt ·11 {!'U hJilll; ' :, I • l •r .• -~ ~ ~ 1il hl It!, itf ! ~11 tJf 1!11t 'rl, tfl ili!f lm;!f h l H tr , ht l,h 1ht th h,htf! Im m muhmim t · H • • • • r ,• I . . ~ ·, .. .. 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OIINl,CUlfll,1;1 II ,.,., ................ .,_ .. _ .................. ,o. ..... .,...._ ........................................................... . --ill......................... . . WITNESS WHUIOP, .. .....,. .~ ~ .......... c.a,..a • .. ., ...... --· 111 C..,.,...:t A .......... •,-..,..,.===-:c::=~ ITATIS 0, COI.OIIADO llJCHARD D. LAMM, Ci ·CONTIIOU.U ., _______ _ . , • . ... . -I I • • , - • • • I • • ' April, 1980 Nondiacrimination ?roviaiona: In compliance with Title VI of the Civil li&hts Act of 1964 ar.d with Section 162(a) of the Federal Aid Hi&hway Act of 1973, the Contractor, for it11lf, its ~sSiRneoa and aucc11aora in intorc1t, •1re1 •• follow•: A. •• C. D. !. Coapliance with l1gulationa. The Contractor will comply with tn1 lesuiatlons of the Department of Tranaportation relative to nondiscrialnation in F1d1r1lly-as1i1ted r.ofra .. of the Departaent of Tranaportation (Tit e 9, Code of Fedaral llaula- tiona, Part 21, hereinafter referred to a1 the "le1ulation1"), which are herein incorporated by r1f1ranc1 and .. d, a part of this contract. Nondiscrimination. The Contractor, with reprd to the work perforaed by it after award and prior to co..,letion of the contract work, will not di1- crillinat1 on the around of race, color, •••• -t•l or phy1ical handicap or national oriain in the aelaction and retention of Subcontractor ~ fncludin& procur-nr • nf .. t,riala and l••••• of " -t. The Cont i : vUl not p.uticipata eh rectly or indir.. ..... , in the dilcriaination pro ........ Led by Section 21.S of the laaulationa, includin& ..,10:,• -t practice• when the contract coven a proar•• ••t forth in Appendix C of cha ll1ulation1. Solicitation• for Subcontract•, lncludinf Procure• aanta or ~t1rlai1 and iful"ljSt. In al aoilclta· tlons elthar by coapetlt va din& or nafociation aade by the Contractor for work to be per oraed under a 1ubcontract, lncludiq procur-u of aatarial1 or eq,aipaent, each potential SufH:ontractor or 1uppli1r 1hall be notified br tlla Contractor of the Contractors' obllptloaa Wider this contract aad the llsulation1 relative to nondl1criaiftatlon on cha around of race, color, •••· aenc.l or phy1ical handicap or national ori&in. · lnfp:if tioa anf lepofU. The Contractor vtl l pro· vld~l lnroraatlon and report• r .. uired by tha leaulationa, or order• and lnatructioaa i1aued pursuant thereto, and will parait ace••• to it1 books, racord1, account•, other 1ourc•• of inforaa• tion, and it• facilitia1 aa aay be detarainod by tha Stat• or the FIIVA to be r•rtinent to a1cartala coapUanca with 1uch leaulat on•, ordan and in• acructiona. Where any inforaatioa r .. utred of tlla Contractor ta in the exclusive poaa1a1lon of anot~ who fail1 or rafu••• to furntah thla lnforaation, the Contractor shall 10 certify ta the Sc.ce, or the F1IVA •• appropriate, and ahall 11t forth Yhat effort• haYe been aade to obtain the inforaation . Sanction, for llonc:lfl'ance. In the avent of tha Contractor'• noncOllf anca with the -4hcrlatnatlon prOYiaiona of thia contract 1 the State ahall lafo•• auch contract HftCtiona 11 IC or the flllM •r dater• •in• co bo appl'opriata, includiq, llut not 1 •it .. to • I' - • I • I • • 0 , , ]- r. • • ·~ • ,, , I,, Cl) Withholdin9 of pay1Nnt• to the Con• tractor under th• contract until the Contractor coapli••• and/or, (2) car.cellation, toraination or au•· penalon of the contract• in whole or in part, " :rncozrauon oc rroviaion•. The Contractor v111 lncl die piovlalon• or fare9ra,II• A tllrou,h r in •.,.rJ aubcontract, inclullin9 proc,areaenta of -t•dala and lea••• of eq,ai,-nt, •1••• __,.t bf tile le9ulationa • orden • or inatrwtioaa iHaed ,-auant thereto, flle Contractor will take such action with reapect to an:r •~tract or proc:un· •nt u ':lie State or tile l'IIIIA aar dlnct u a •an• of enforcint aacll provision• incl .. lllt aanctlon• for aonCG11Pl1ance1 prod ... , --.,,.r, tllat, 1n tile ewent tile c:ontractor be-• lnvolw4 la, or la tllnatued witJl, l1tl9ation wltll a •~tractor or aapp11er u a nalllt of aucll lllnctloa, tile contractor .. , ~at tile ltate to e11ter into aadl Utlptlon to pntN\: tile intonata of tho ltate and, 1n addition, tllo c:oatrac:tor NJ ~at tho nllfA to enter into·aoch l1tl9at1on to protect tho interaata of tJlo United ltatea, -a- ,. - 'I \. y • ' D I • • • , __ I ]- • • • ,, - ! Date September 3, 1991 ll'll'l1ATBD BY STAFF SOURCE • t~ • COUNCIL COIIIIUIUCA'l10N Apadaltem 11 a 8abject Department of PubJsc Works Charles Esterly, Director of PubJsc Works ISSUE/ AC'l10N PROP08ED Sale of City Greenhouse Property Approve a bill for an ordinance authorizing the sale of the City geenhouae property located at 2540 West Union Avenue. PRSVIOV8 COUNCIL AC110R City Council instructed std to adverUse and accept blda for the sale of the greenhouse property. STAFF AIIALftlll An M.A.J. appraisal of the~ property waa perbmed by Naah.Jobnaon Associates, Inc. for Waste Mao .. u11ent ol DaM:r-SOUth. Tbla appnlN1 valua the property at 8145,000.00. An ln·bouae appalul pafonaed by Public Works atd had esumated the value at 8140,000.00 . BACKGROUND In early sununer. 1991, W•te M•o ... n,ent epprow:bed the C1ty reprdlnC purchasing the greenhouae property. Tbla .. operty bM not been tuDy uuu.ed by the City for some ume. 1be property WM adverUNd for Nie In the Da11J1 Journal on July 26, August 2. and August 9, 1881 and In the~ Senan.f on Aupt l, 1881. nNAJIICIAL One bid WM recetYed •t the bid opentn& on AuC1at 23, 1881. WMte Mensa oeat ol Denver-South aubmitted a bid ID the 111DOU11t of •140,000.00. . , . ' ' I. , 2 • • ]- • • • • ,. ~ • l• . • ' - //o.v BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. __ SERIES OF 1991 COUNCIL BILL NO. 59 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER Chl{iirn A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, SAID PROPERTY BEING COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE GREENHOUSE AND LOCATED AT 2540 WEST UNION AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . WHEREAS, the property is no longer necessary for municipal purposes; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to sell the property; and WHEREAS, the property was advertised for sale and open bids, and an acceptable bid was received; and WHEREAS, the hi1he1t bid was from Waste Manqement of Denver South; and WHEREAS, it i1 in the be t interes t of the City to accept the bid; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sec;tion 1. The City of Enslewood shall sell and deed to Waste Manapment of Denver South real property desc:ribed a1 follows: Arapahoe County, State of Colorado. A tract of land in the Northeast V4 of the Southea t 1/4 of Section 8, Township 5 South, Ranp 68 We t oflhe 6th P.M. desc:ribed u follows : Beeinninc at a point on the North line of the Northeast 1/4 of the South t 1/4 which i1 344 .2 fi t West of the Northeast comer of the Northeast 1/4 of the Southea t V4, then South 0 depee1 08 minutes ea t 627 fi t to a point, thence North 89 decree• 52 minutes W s t 121 feet to a point, thence North 0 decree• 08 minutes w t 627 feet to a point on the North line of the Northeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4, thence alon, the North line of the Northeast V4 of the Southeut 1/4 North 89 ....._ 62 Minutes east to the point of becinnin,, exdudinc the North 36 feet for road purpoees a, detcribed in Book 1688 at Pap M6 of the County of Arapahoe records, containil'II 1.86 8Cl'N more or le11. • . ' I . • 0 , . I ]- • • • {. also legally described as: T5S, R68W, 6th PM, Section 8, Beginning 344.2 feet west of the northeast comer of the NE1/4SE1/4, then south 627 feet, then west 121.5 feet, then north 627 feet, then east to the point of beginning, except for the roads in Section 8, T4S, R68W, 6th PM. The north 25 feet of the west 45 feet of the above described property adjacent to the south ri&ht of way of said road ahall be retained by the City as an easement for an emergency warning airen. Sect,ion 2. be retained. An environmental easement for the warning airen ia to Sect,ion 3. That the property is sold as is, without any warranty whatsoever, including warranty of title, warranty of quiet enjoyment, or any warranty with respect to environmental hazard• that may exist on the site. Sect,ion 4. The Mayor and City Clerk shall be and hereby are authorized to sign and attest said deed and other appropriate documents for and on behalf of the Ci~ of Englewood. d ~c-t,in, 5 . / u r-clu,se ,p_r,'ce 7°; ~t' ~/q&,~. Introduced, read in full..)lnd paued on firat readiq on the 3rd day of September, 1991. ,,_,,,,e>td,.t Publiahecl u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1991. Suaan Van Dyke, Mayor A'ITEST: Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H . Crow, City Clm ol the City of Kftllewoocl, Celorado. hereby certify that the above and forepinc ia a true copy of a Bill lbr an Ordinance, introduced, read in full.and puaed on ftnt nadinc on the __ day of , 1991 . a,,,,lrdt"tl Patricia H. Crow ·2· . , I . • • • (I I ff}i I 1JI~ I }9 I If I I I i r et, . I.,~ 1 i a,. ~ s e w ~ g Ii I! 'I ~ I I t! i ~ I ~ ~ ,~, I Ji :~. g I t-rt' tiEa. . i !!S I - I ~1·; !:Ii l § if I n 1 ----- ' I i I ' i 'IJ ' i i. I I rt iLI in_ I ~i J ~ ; 1 ·1 -i • l , r , I i i I I r IIJJ 11 f t I I 8 ~ Fl I ~ i flt 'il. ' I -·~ 1, I a. ~h . r1i ~~ 9 .... ~ I . ,, . \.. . 0 • I r I . . 7 • ~ I ·~.. # . - • • • • ,, - • l• . • ' // a- ORDINANCE NO. __ SERIES OF 1991 BY AUTHORITY COUNCIL BILL NO. 59 INTRODUCED BY COlJNCIL MEMBER C~~ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, SAID PROPERTY BEING COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE GREENHOUSE AND LOCATED AT 2540 WEST UNION AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. WHEREAS, the property is no longer necessary for municipal purposes; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to sell the property; and WHEREAS, the property was advertised for sale and open bids, and an acceptable bid was received; and WHEREAS, the hi1he1t bid was from Waste Manapment of Denver South; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to accept the bid; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Sec:tioo 1. The City of Englewood shall sell and deed to Waste Manapment of Denver South real property described as follows: Arapahoe County, State of Colorado. A tract of land in the Northeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 8, Township 5 South, Ranp 68 West oft.he 6th P.M. described u follows: Besinni111 at a point on the North line of the Northeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 which is 344 .2 feet West of the Northeast comer oft.he Northeas t 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4, then South 0 decrees 08 minutes eas t 627 feet lo a point, thence North 89 de,reea 62 minutes West 121 feet to a point, thence North 0 decrees 08 minutes west 627 feet to a point on the North line of the Northeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4, thence alons the North line ol the Northeaat 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 North 89 _... 62 Minutes east to the point ofbqiMin,, exdudins the North 36 r..t for road purpoeea u described in Book 1689 at Pap 146 of the Count.1 of Arapahoe records, containins 1.86 acne more orl .... • ' I. • • , ]- • • • (. also legally described as: T5S, R68W, 6th PM, Section 8, Beginning 344.2 feet west of the northeast comer of the NE1/4SE1/4, then south 627 feet, then west 121.5 feet, then north 627 feet, then east to the point of beginning, except for the roads in Section 8, T4S, R68W, 6th PM. The north 25 feet of the west 45 feet of the above described property adjacent to the south right of way of said road shall be retained by the City aa an easement for an emergency warning siren. Section 2. be retained. An environmental easement for the warning siren is to Section 3. That the property is sold as is, without any warranty whatsoever, including warranty of title, warranty of quiet ertjoyment, or any warranty with respect to environmental hazards that may exist on the site. Section 4. The Mayor and City Clerk shall be and hereby are authorized to sign and attest said deed and other appropriate documents for and on behalf of the City of Englewood. Introduced, read in full~~~f on first reading on the 3rd day of September, 1991. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of September, 1991. Susan Van Dyke, Mayor ATTEST: Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Cl rk of the City or !nclewood, Colorado, hereby certify I.hat the above and fo~j!W.J, J_~ copy or a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in f'ull~IM)IMll1ron ftrat readinc on the _ dayo( 1991 . "71 ~;. Patricia H. Crow ~ fu f 11/~one, • 2 . . . • . ' I • • • • , - - • • • •. . ~---------~A c___;_~~~- Date September 3, 1991 IJO'l'IATBD BY 8TAn' SOURCE COUNCO. COIIIIUNICA110N .At ad• Item 11 b City Ckrk'a OtDce Patrtde Crow, Ctty Clerk 188UB/AC110N PltOPOeSD Mouontoeet Public Hearing Motton by City Council to eet tbe Public Heartng date for tbe l&n B\Jdlet on September 16, 1991. PRSVIOU8 COIJIICIL AC'l'IOII The IJudlet calender baa been ee1ebllebed to meet tbe acbechdlDC requnmmta mebHebed by Ctty Chllrta', Qty Code 1111d ... 8tatutm. Tia....,,,_ aco•11nwdetea theae acbeduUaC dlrecn,-. • ' ' J I. . 0 • . , • • < -• • ,. 1992 BUDGET CALDl>AR Responsible Dates Task Party April 30 Distribute Revenue Projection foras and Financial instructions to all Departllents. Services May 1-May 17 Revenue Supervisor meets with Departaents to All Depts. assist with revenue estiaates and prepare Revenue Manual May 5 Council goal setting session. CHO/Council May 20 Dtpartaents subllit revenue estiaates to Revenue Supervisor. All Depts. May 21 Distribute Personal Services Fora to Departaents. Financial Services May 29 Revenue study session. May 31 Dtpartatnts subllit Personal Ellploytt Services Services Fora to All Dtpts. June 3 Council holds a Public Forua for the citizens' input to the 1992 budget. CMO/Counc 11 June 5 Prtliatnary 1992 Rtvtnue Esttaates and Draft Financial Revenue Manual CC111Pleted. Services June I-June 10 1992 9::rt lutdeltne1 developed based Oft Counctl City ,:.Ofc/ goals a Revenue Esttaates Fin' 1 vc:s , June 11-Junt 17 Dtpartlltnts revitw/revtse NtssiOft Stateatnts, All Dtpts. Prograa Goals l Objecttves, and Acttvtty levels based on budget Guidelines June 17 Dtpts subllit Mission Stat..,.ts and Progr• All Dtpts. • Goals l Objectives to Asststant Ctty Nan191r . June 18 Dtstrtbute Budget Projections, PJF, and Ntw Financtal Progr• Request foras, 5 year capital budget Strvtces foras and instructtons to Dtp1rt11tnts. June 18-July 8 Dtpartlltnts CC111Plete and f"IMlt bast budgets and All Dtpts. ,.; I Ntw Progr• Requests. • • July 9 Dtpartlltnts sublltt l coptes of COIIP1ttld bast All Dtpts. budgets, NW frotr• ,...,ts, 5-year capttal budttt• aftd PF ,._..,ts to Ftft111Cta1 S.rvtce1. , , • ]-• • • ,. • 1992 BUDGET CALENDAR (CONT'D} July 15-23 Departaent Heads review budget requests with All Depts. Financial Services Director and Assistant City Manager. July 22-26 City Manager reviews budget requests with all All Depts. departaents. July 29-August 2 Additional budget review as necessary. City Ngr.Ofc. August 2-29 Proposed Budget Dociaents prepared. Financial • Services August 16 Service Level Reports subaitted to Assistant C tty Manager August 29 Publication of ti .. and place of 1992 Budget Hearing -Reference -City Charter Article X, Section 87. August 29 Transaittal of 1992 Budget by City Manager to City Council. Septeaber 9 Prepare the Budget in Brief -publish in The Leigh Ann Citizen. Septetlber 16 Public Hearing on tw topics: 1992 Operatt"l :;«tt Hearing Reference tty harter Article X, Section 87. Public Heart:i on budget •st be held wtthtn th .... (3) wees after subatsston by the Ctty Nuager. HtghwaJ Unr Trust fund Septeaber 20-21 ct ty Counc 11 Budget Workshop City Mgr .Ofc. October 7 lntroductton of an ordtnance certtfytng the Ftnanctal •111 levy. S.rvtces Septtllber 23- Financial October 31 Produce ft na 1 budget doc....-t. Services October J",-J Second reldtng of ordtnance certtfylng the •111 levy . October 31 Transatt final budget to Couftctl. Ftnanctal I • • Services 0 f "' I - • • Noveaber 4 Noveaber 18 January 1 • • • 1992 IIUDIET CALENDAR (CONT'D) Introduction of bills for ordinance on Budget and Appropriation -Reference -Holle Rule Charter, Article X, Finance Adllinistration, Part I - Budget, Section 90, Adoption of the Budget and Appropriation Ordinance -The City requires that, not less than thirty (30)days prtor to the ftrst day of the next fiscal year.City Council shall adopt a bill for the Budget and a bill for the Appropriation ordinance. Second reading of ordinances on the Budget and Appropriation. Distribution of the 1991 Budget Doc1111ent. •, .... . \ .. I . • • ; l ---• ~ . . ) I l ·i f it~ [J!}z :fllti ffJ f r l lfl•f '~fill ;rJ I ~ I f Y\ 11 ~-J ff [ i!='· 1[ I;· a .; ~ Jil rErir JiJ1~i ltf I f £ •t l i t 'i a ~ l. ~ q tl ! [Ii 1Jtii HJ{!{ 11~ I ~ I I { ii N Ii [ l I 8 1 ri;t.,. 11, 1 i I l J lu t 1 1 l ~ i i (rQ -NJ •f! tfil llr}tf if ·~ i l s I .. -. I 1Jl1f raur U!Uf ti !lit !ft, JUJ! 1 l . , • ~ ·11li fJt!;f ·iflllli illt ffll t[lrl ii ""' ~ · I I U ff r Jr . ";;J J lf u r l l • • r . i l} I • I "to r js f rps I Jill it!( h1 '; 1= (lit. I I f , .. l ,]rl r •r J l If Is ft h u . ~ ., ' if!l !(JU Hi 1!f J J!il i~} if IH ! ,~ = f · ... I II • -:, ---· , .. • , ~ • 0 • - • • • Council Member Clayton to Head Superfund Committee Council Member Bill Clayton, Englewood's delegate to the Colorado Municipal League's Policy Committ.ee, has been asked to Chair the statewide Colorado Municipal League (CML) committee formed to examine trash and sludge disposal problems in Colorado. Englewood, along with many other cities, is facing the prospect of huge cleanup costs under current Superfund regulations. "Our liability could be as much as $100 million • five times our annual general fund budget," Clayton explains. "We dumped clean sludge at the Lowry Landfill that was mixed with toxic industrial wastes. The EPA wants Englewood citizens to pay the clean- up costs instead of the industrial polluters." To aid our lobbyinc efforts, Englewood baa joined forcea with ACCE, American Communitiea for Clean- up Equity, a croup or 90 cities repreRnting over 20 million people. "Three years a,;,," Clayton explaina, "I bepn workinc with the California citiea that founded ACCE to 81!t aupport on our l.owJy problem throu&h the National Leque of Citiea. Aaoa AIMriat the problem baa pown worae and now hie induatry la auinc towna lib EnplWOOd for the h1181 c:mta of landfill cleanup." "We are makinc ~," Clayton aays, "Our June ACCE meetinc in Waahinct,on, D.C. brou&ht offlciala &om 80 dtiea, rep,-ntinc 20 million people faoe to face with the EPA and White Home etall'. Ar. a reault, Senator Wirth baa q,-1 to CXMpOMCW lecialatlon for ACCE, and -are hopeful that other Colorado concreaional deleptea will help ua • well. To,ether, w can aol thill problem for all the cill- lt'IW of Colorado.• llfl&,11 ............ 1 ...... Qw llal (c....i C I I , .. ,-. Cal ,..14 lir .... Wlc: &I I o... u ...... a.c...acn•· ......_,.._._ Cal ..... ..._ .... SI ..................... ....... .. .... • ,, - 0 I • • 2 S... •f ...... ,wu,l'e fl--Wratt 'O,W,.,io• B11dle, a...·.--...... --w,--. FOlll' City Council Seats Open in Upcomins Election Four City Council Members will be elected in Engle- wood's November 5 election. Two positions are open from the City at large, one from District I, and one from District Ill. City Council members serve for four year terms. The City Clerk's Ofllce baa information on candidate qualiflmtiona, nomination petitions, campaicn re- portinc nquirementa, and other election --· The deadline for aubmittinc completed candickte packet.a la October 4. If you are intereat.ed in aervinc on City Council, contact the City Clerk's Office, 762-2405 .e FREE SOFl'WARE AVAILABLE The Eftllewood Public Library !:.::'..~.:::, JI [I al oollection. All procrama are MS. DOS mmpatible on 5 1/4" diaka. 0 The eollection ill oompr'-1 or a - miJltuN of different procrama: tram ... to lancua,e ...,...., utilitiea to "windows" hued procra c:alendara to a.a ror-. There are word proceaiorn b c:hlkba, and fl•ndal planners ror adults. Th · lllftwaN la available to the public for A:B checkout b a pariod of 19¥911 ~- You aay c:hedl out t procrama or malul ,...... "backup~· to use on a ,pedal Library ClllaJIUW· Since thMe procrama are UNd by more thu one ....-,n. UNn are atronclY enaoura,ed to aaquiN .. ·anu-vtnae· 1*11'11111 and to check l and all o&hlr ··red· .,,..,. ... !»lore loadin, thtom OIIIO their.,..... .• Printed on Recydltd P • • I . • ' ]- • • • t~ • • • • • • • The City Manager's 1992 Proposed Budget in Brief Tlee 1992 Manager's Proposed Bud6d: Tlw Gnffwl Flllll1 ' lbc General Fund pays for the opcnli"I a1111 of aU die 0.,--lillld on Ille boltml ldl of Ibis .-.C· In addition 10 the Galcral Fund, Englewood has other aaxJWllin& funda, dcllllilll of wllld! ~ OIi Ille 1111 P9F of Ille /992 ..... ill Brief. 1992 Projected Reveru!S General Fund U.. Char ... (10.11l) 199'2 ..... f1llld --a~ pmjec1ed II Dl.291,212. alW SJ0Q.000 lela dlla ia 1991 . a.:-of Ilia, 6e City ii .... a ..... look •• -COIi of an provided lmlic:es. We -looki. for -11 ID provide ICIVic:es -dlicieady, WC ale lookiaa for aa-aiw -11 ID provide IIIVil:ca ud Ille cmliaally looki. for -11 ID eaA1e dial J011 me Fftiaa 6e .... deal poaible for your IU doli.. . •• April, die Cily c:o..cil set die 199'2 pis ud objectiwa. 11le 1992 ~ a-,,e, ii bwd oa dlae pis ud objeclMa. -·-·.. ... ............... _. ....... _ Ollw----. ................ ... 1"2 Clly Caadl Geall wl Objecllws I. Wort towards die reviaaliz.alioa of OadeleUa Cay. 2. Enhance Swedillt Medical C.eaeer • a commuaiay raource. 3. Provide efficieaa aad effecti"VC mllllicipal NIVice. 4. Improve aad...,.. Eqlewood'a lloaiaa ilMalOl'y . .5. Eacotuap voluaeeriaa. 1992 Proposed E,cpendlbns General Fund The hopotJed ~ makes minimal aervic:c Incl CUii ud cloea .,. raise your Qly IIUI. PlopOled cxpeadiuua for 199'2 •~: Coramuaily Developlllell1 : $1,186,946 Recreation : Sl,.598, 789 ..,._ ..,.. cua) Admiaiaandoa: $2,406,930 Lqialalioll: S 183,JOIJ Public Worb: $4,165,083 Auorncy & Coun : $862, 770 Ubniry : S723.672 fcty Services: $8,679,340 • ......... ,11) • .. I. • , ]- J-- • • • • • '· • • I • • • ' • The 1992 Manager's Proposed Budget: The General Fwul CaaagaNy o,, llap••at; s1.1H,M HiplighlS from the proposed 1992 Community Development Budget include: U ...... die ........ Stock. PropJled projects include I continuation of the rehabilitation loaa pn,pua, Project Build, Project Re- Build and, if fuadi•1 c .. be fond, die Hc.eateadiaa Program. JolM l!'.CHlalt De, ....... l!lfaltl. Eqlewood is joiniaa with Lillletoll and Sliericlaa to improve die S.ata Fe corridor. Also, die Qty is working closely with the ownen of Oaderdla Oty to improve the mall . 1181 RaCNlllon Facta .. .,,..,, smn, 1&,ftlJlt Recreation Servic:a 1111 been worldq uni to mciet market demaads. Became of tllia, a dlinl &/Off • _.,. Se,,_, • IIU been added to lteaadoa'1 aelectioa of pn,pama. Rae. Ctr. s-1lclpalls 310.000 ~ Ctr. f*llclpanls104,000 Total 414,000 TIie Mally Cealll' ii llopi .. to ptll\:Ule property dial aeipbon die C.cater, allowiaa apace 1'or ,-Ille p,w6 ia 1M ""-· ........ wiU be ...... major facelift ... die pool is replallered. IAna .,,,. IDMD 328.190 230 By 1992, 1M aew lloollaolllle will be oa die fllld aad die Ubnry will 111w adjaled to tlleir aew lalerior deaip. Ova die pul year die Library 11M beea ncaaaf .. ia obcalal• pull to euaace aerricea. Looll for a c:oatlaudoa of dlia aat year. Sped&cally, 1M Ubnry waall JO apaad ........... beJweea 6e ,...._ _.,...-. .atiaalely prowH• 11eaer 111Y1ce ror ,ow ~ Nm SgylLp; IU7Ufl Tlie r.lre l>Mllaas TIie pady acdaiaed C... A I I. :ay will be offered iwice acxt year, 1Maa you u ialider'11oot 11 llow Safety Service's, and die nst of die Oty, does !Mir job. fcapPtri: will be placed OIi ct••....,. ...... la 1992. u effectiw 11111 Pft*1M way ol Ndtati ri..e. n. Fire 0Mllaa1 Mole Cl'll .... wiU be oera.l la 1992 11111 all lire penoueJ will be tralaed • e..p.cy Madic:al T.......... TIie FIie Divilioa ii coatlauly wort.I• to lmpn,w ,ow aaflly, • iii evidal lty Eaa1cwooc1·, Nl«llt ISO.,.., • ._. dlopped a ,_. 11111 wiU NdllCe na,a lire ias.,.acc rata i• die Oty . • Clll b ••111.0, _.. 1,ICIO ............. 2.l10 • , . , • ' I. • • , ]- • • • II • • , . • . . . ' . . . . The 1992 Manager's Proposed Budget: 11,e General Fund NPIF Wwl!!; H,165.1113 Public Worka 68 8,000 10 62 157 A Pa,.-t Men 1•• nt s,... is planned for 1992. This will reduce tbc com of paving StreelS by performina various ICSIS OIi Qty streelS. 1992 will bring funber improvemenlS to Englewood streets, already 10111C of tbc best Bpi snets in tbc metro area. Traffic improvements will be made in tbc ~ mrrtdar and llae ... and <1wwww ... will be painled mo~ frequeady. Eapwood's put system will abo improve with improve-•ts beiq made at Cut I I l..elle and -.-,p wd 11 Irr 1al beina placed at -•Y of tbc Oty's parb. Le•' 7 ••: SIi.Uit 1991 Ml Levies Compared 'Ille leplatM blldpt iacllldel fndl for opcratina City Couacil, the Career Service Board, Plannina and Zoai91 Commilaioa, Board of Adjustment and Appeals, Parb ud Recreatioa Comteiuioa ud die Ubrary Boud. ~ -frequent vacucia oe meey of die Boards aed CotnmillioM so if you a,c intcraled in serviep on aey of thete boudl, or aay of die City's Oilier boanll, coetact S. Bradsliaw in tbc City Maeapr's Off'ece at 762· 2310. 11 ------------------ ,.,.,..,,,,,; l1.W,tll 11111 Depar1nte11t lacllldel die divilioa of A-lal Servica, Admieisuative Servic:el alld 111e Oty Muaaa'• <>mce. le order IO proviclc more dTicicat ud cffectlw municipal servica, adaielaarltiw pmceaa llave bece suamliaed aed aepllalil llat bee• placed oe aeployec uaieiep elld fiediet allUDatiw fadiep IOM:CI for varioa City ICMCa, le llddidoa, I 5,... ..... ........ .,.._ llaa beee lmplcaealed. uady, c-1 Dlllrtrtl will be rc-clra- lt'at r, rcn«tilla die 1990 CHIIII data. 10 • I • 5 • J 2 0 LIIIIIIIN ....... ...... ..._ ,........ UIO U 19 5 .7'0 6.451 IO.llO M I I lfftdA .. AhAS wuWZTII le 1992, die Coat ....... IIIMdlitlt .._ 15,000 c:Mel. No iaajc,r dlaeiea IIC ........ for die Coat ... yeef, j .. I coetl ..... of eflideet elld effectM cw r pa rs 'Ille a., Aalrney will llill lleep ae eye oe .................. " fay . ~1''"-~·' ·,.-. •,,. ' .. .J~,.,.. "· . O \t.~~4A"" ~ .h ,'"' "'\~t,q :~1,~ :tj\~·~""""~ . . . • • .• • • . ' J I . • 0 I ]- • • "' - ,.. • • • • • • • • The 1992 Manager's Proposed Budget: Enterprise Fund/ 1 Enlaprise Funds are special IICCOUIU lhal are fundcld through lml' darpa oaly. Englewood has four Enterprise Funds: Waler, Sewer, Golf aid the Bi-City W11111n1111cr Trcatmail Plant. J)e G.-ll'llad; SI....,.. Englewood's Golf C.Ourse is recognized as one of lbc best places to play in the metro area . Next year lbc City will look al Ille pouibility of purcllUiq laad eat of lbc aolf CllNIIIC for futu~ use. Also, landlc:aping imprOYemen• will coalia11e to be made on the course. hblc ,.....,,.,.. (HH,44.1) ... DellC SertS! <Vff,111): '111c Public Improvement Fuad is for capital improvemeall. This is Ille fund that .. ys for new playgroand equipmeal ia Ille park, bca•lificalioll effona and so on. '111c Debc Service Faad .. ys off Ille debc that -iuaed for the Eaglewood Rectalioa Center. 1992 Proposed Expendlttfts Al Funds ....... ,_(JU'll) s-r ..... (20 .•> •-ca, , _ (JO.Ill) • n. w-,._.: Sl,454,723 TIie Waaer Fuel is cuneady ia -ad fllC8I coadidoa. Eqlewood 11a1 worbd uni, ud will COlltiaae IO wort uni IO aaa~ dial nflicieal waler is available to quench lbe Cay's dlinL A recent price com .. risoa lllowed dial Englewood ha the ICCOlld lowest waler cm11 ia lbc metro area. la 1992, Ille waler plant will be imple- aeatiaa .. iuovalive medlod for dilpoliaa .......... a by-prodacl of-eer 1n:a1aa1 ucl effona to imprOYe ICIVice by laJi81 .. ..._ ..... uc1 ...... maay or Ille older pipll wUI coallllae. 'DI lfflr bed1 l1J3D f¥ Wllile a Sewer F•ad doea DOC IOUd &IDaoroa. ii ii oae of Ille__. iaponaat aavicea a Oty offen. Efforll III piocea leWIF men ellicieady will c:arry oa wllea die aew aewa,e lrealaelll plut II* oa-liae. As always. deu6ltt eudaa p1pea Md Npladaa old, won OIII Ii .. will pnaed la 1992. 'DI MAI WWMH+ D C 18&1Pffl ,,. ............ ii ............. Qty ,_. wit caati•• ill 1992. 11111 «lfHFIOII waa 11CCWUy IO lleep ap wi* Ille Iller i81 cleaudr placed oa .. plul. '1111 81.Qy plul will matU111e IO -ill fl' cr111d...,. lhld,e • a fenWw I• ,wal Olbae ,,. "llwfidal -· ...... ii w ol Eaw1wood'1 wy iwMllwe ... • • < ' I . • , I J - • • • Beoo1ne a Part'.~ Enalewoocl'• m..,. Tbe Bn,lewood HWoriiill Society Is campilq an Bnclewood Hietol7 Book Gil luniliea and batinwara in ........ wl -... inteNlled in ...... your lta,y to their ..... Tbe ....... llt •....... --.. , .......... 1191. Cd Dl*1t t1r more inlnlatlon. Citizen'• Academy Participant. Soupt The Call aesaion or the Citizen'• Academy is acheduled to becin in October and citizem are invited to apply. The Academy ia deaiped to help the community undentand the reaponaibiliti• and dutia or the City'• Fireftchtera and Police Offloera. The Citiaena Amdany ia offered twice a year • a 40 hour procram oonaaatinc or eipt Tuemay nicht meetina-. two Saturday momina-. and an eipt hour patrol ricle-alonc, For detaila, cont.act Set - Wicka of the Safety Servicea Department, 762-2433 . e • ,,, .. • l• • Street Englewood's Clean, Green and Proud Commission is making plans to implement an Aclop&-A-Sweet program this fall. The Commission is encouraging local buai-, civic groups, and neighborhoods to sign up for this clean-up, trim-up program to help control litter and maintain a more attractive community. Volunteer groups will "adopt", for one year, a section or hip litter ripta-oC-way in the City to clean up and maintain . The City will supply ttuh a.., aafety wat.a, and aafety pidea, as needed, for the groups. Caution llipa will be placed alone the sites during the cleanup and collected trash will be hauled off by the City. In return for the volunteer group'• eff'orta, the City will place aip& recqpuzing the raponaible groupa at the entranca or the "adopted" aections. The Clean, Green and Proud office has a list of streets that need cleaninc -Ir you are lnt.er.ted in adopting a street or ftndinc out more about the program, call the Clmn, Green and Proud office, 762-23-48 . ft Sheri Galley Appointed • lat.Im City Cowacil Member Sheri Gulley waa recently appointed u Council Member ror Diatrict III . She replaced Roier Koltay who had raiped the poaition in July. Ma. Gulley baa a-ti acthe in the community for many ,-,.. She and her family own and operate a buai.-in the city , and ahe takea put In many community acti'ritiea • -11. She belonp to the Enpewood Chamba' ol ec..._..., ,ioiunteera in the Enpiwood Public Scboolll; ia a D*Dber olthe Enp,wood Liana Club; and until her Council appointa.nt, abe wwd OIi the Eap,wood Water and &,-, Board . Some ol the --aba hapaa IIO ..._ durinc her tenure OIi Council Include NrYice lewla within the City, and houllinc and busi.-iaau.. Gulley • oonftdent that her mntributeona -a Council Member will be aubatantial. She plana to participate in the .,._nt • and the future • or the City by lmepinc !a,lewoocl movinc In a positive, forward dlrection.8 r--·····--·-------------------·------------------~~~-------------------------------------·~-~~---, ! City d EnglawDOd ! i Cltlzen'a Academy ! : im..tFOlm . I Name I ---------------------------------! Add ... _______________________________ _ i HomePhone _____________ WOil .... ____________ _ i Complete and l9tum to: ! . [)apartment of Wy .. ACM Attn: lelgeaut t,IOft Wll:illl 361 a s. EIClll hNt I I I I .. __________________ _ El\gl9WCICld. CGlafaliCI IOIIO --------------·---------· j TJv E~ em-., Au,.-Sept ., 1191 a Printed on Raeyded Paper • • . I . • • , ]- • • --... ,.. ........... ca, ...... 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BEFORB THB PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION or THB STATB or COLORADO IN THB MATTBR or THB COLORADO ) DEPARTMENT or T~SPORTATION, THB) CITY or BNGLSWOOD, COLORADO AND ) THB CITY or SHERIDAN' COLORADO ) FOR THB AUTHORITY TO RBLOCATB THB) ATCHISON, TOPBICA AND SANTA rs ) RAILWAY AND THB DENVER AND RIO ) GRANDB 1fBSTSIUf RAILROAD, BSTWBl!:N ) HAMPDEN AVBNUB AND HLLBVIBW AVB. ) IN THB CITISS or BNGLBWOOD AND ) SHBRIDAN, ARAPAHOS COUNTY, ) COLORADO, INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION ) or A GRADS SBPAJtATION STRUCTURE ) AT OXFORD AVBNUB, CLOSURE or THB ) AT-GRADS CROSSINGS or QUINCY AND ) TUFTS AVBNUBS AND OTHER CHANGBS ) ASSOCIATBD WITH THB RELOCATION ) The Colorado Depart .. nt of Tranaportation hereinafter called "CDOT", and the Citi•• of Sn9lewood and Sheridan, Colorado, hereby submit notice and application to the Public Utilitie• Coaaiaaion (PUC) of a propoaed railroad relocation between Haapden Avenue and Belleview Avenue to eliainate exiatin9 at-9rade hi9hway/railroad croaain9a at Oxford Avenue, Quincy A.-nue and Tuft• A.-nue in the Citi•• of Sheridan and Sn9lewood Colorado. Tbe Di•iaion and the Citi•• of Bn9lewood and Sheridan are herinafter referred to jointly aa the "Applicanta•. Supportin9 inforaation followa: 1. The CDOT ia an Adlliniatrati,,. Departaent of tbe State of Colorado, duly authorised to conatruct, .. intain and operate public highway• in the State of Colorado. 2. The City of Bn9lewood and the City of Sheridan are incorporated citiea havin9 juriadiction over 111111icipal atr••t• within their reapective boundariea. 3. The Applicant• addr••••• are aa follow•: Colorado Depart .. nt of Tranaportation 4201 Baat Arkan••• Avenue Denver, CO 10222 The City of Sn9lewood 3400 South Blati Sn9lewood, CO 10110 1 .. 'I ' .. I. • • ]- - • 4. • • ·, • (. . ... The City of Sheridan 4101 South Federal Blvd. Englewood, CO 80100 Under authority of the laws and statutes of the United States, Federal-aid highway funds and State of Colorado matching fund• have been allocated under Title 23,U.S.C. for the proposed relocation of The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad (Rio Grande) from its existing alignment adjacent to South Santa Fe Drive to new alignment adjacent to the Atchieon, Topeka and Santa re Railway (AT,sr) between Hampden Avenue and Belleview Avenue within the Citiea of Englewood and Sheridan. The Rio Grande and AT,sr will be jointly referred to aa the Railroads hereinafter. 5. The proposed relocation ia a continuation of the relocation already accompliehed between Yale Avenue and eouth of Hampden Avenue which wae covered in the CDOT'• PUC Application Noa. 38566 and 89A-109R. Application No. 38566 included a scope of the entire South Santa re Drive Tranaportation Corridor project, including thia proposed relocation. The ultimate objective of the proposed relocation ia to iaprove transportation facilities along the South Santa re Drive corridor by eliminating at-grade rail/highway croeainga of Rio Grande'• and AT,sr•a aainline tracka. At-grade croaeinga will be eliminated by providing a separation of grade• at Oxford Avenue and by cloeing the Quincy Avenue and Tufte Avenue croaeinga. The propoaed relocation will allow for the widening of South Santa re Drive and for the developaent of a maaa tranait facility. 6. The following exhibit• are attached to and aade a part hereof: 7 • Exhibit A -Vicinity Nap Exhibit B -Plan and profile of peraanent railroad alignaent Exhibit C -Layout of Oxford Ave. grade aeparation structure Exhibit D -Plan and profile of Navajo Street Truck Route at the Santa re apur track Exhibit E -Plan of Rio Grande'• rt. Logan apur track croaeincJ of s. Santa re Dri,,. Exhibit r -Text of croeaing cloaure aigna to be posted at Quincy Ave and Tufte Avenue Exhibit G -N ... • and addre•••• of adjacent property owner• The r ... inder of the proposed railroad relocation will be accoapliahed in the thr .. conatruction packa.,ea deacribed below. Bach construction package will include eleaenta relating to rail operation• and to the propoaed relocation. The CDOT will prepare detailed conatruotion plane and apecificatione, award a conatruction contract and provide 2 . . . ' \ •. • I. 'I • ]- - • • " - y ~ . • " • <. .... general supervision of tha construction to insure compliance with the plans and specifications for each construction package. All such plans and specifications affecting railroad operations shall have been approved by the Railroads prior to construction. The CDOT will submit plans of each construction package to the PUC as late-filed exhibits as soon as they become available. CONSTRUCTION PACJCAGS A ELEMENT 1 -Construct a new truck route along Navajo Street between Tufte Avenue and Oxford Ave. which will serve to, among other things, detour traffic from Oxford Ave. during construction of the Oxford Ave. grade separation structure. The truck route will cross an AT,sr spur track at grade between Sanford Ave. and Radcliff Ave. Thia new crossing will utilise standard croasbuck warning devices and will be illuainated at night with street lighting. AT,sr train crews will flag traffic during times of rail operations, which are eatillated to be four per week. AT,sr will install a full-depth rubber crossing surface and adjust their track at the crossing. During construction of the truck route at its intersection with Oxford Ave., Oxford Ave. traffic will be narrowed to two lane operation. Bxiating crossing warning devices on Oxford at tba railroads will be redirected as required to correspond with the directional flow of construction sone traffic. BLSNDIT 2 -Teaporarily close Quincy Ave. (approxiaately 10 days) and install railroad tracks and crossing surface aaterial aero•• Quincy for tbe teaporary connection between the peraanent railroad alignaent and the existing teaporary railroad alignaent. The tracks installed durinlJ this eleaent will not be placed in service until after coapletion of the Oxford A,,.nue grade separation. The tera •teaporary railroad alignaent• is defined as all railroad tracks adjacent to South Santa re Drive between approxiaately Jlulpden Avenue and Belleview Avenue and includes llio Grande'• exiatin9 track and property as well as teaporary track being used by AT,sr. Tba tera •peraanent alivnaent• is defined as the corridor located approxiaately 150 feet east of the teaporary aliCJlllleftt and will contain the tracks of both ATl8r and llio Grande and lies on exiating AT18r property. , • ' .. I. • • ]- ' . • • • • .. \ ,. ELEMENT 3 -Construct a grade separation structure carrying the Railroads over Oxford Ave. at the permanent railroad alignment. Oxford Avenue traffic will be diverted to Quincy Ave. via the truck route during the grade separation construction. ELEMENT 4 -Construct a temporary railroad connection from the permanent railroad alignment beginning just south of Oxford Ave. and tying in to the temporary railroad alignment just south of Quincy Ave. The existing crossing warning devices at Quincy will be relocated to the new Quincy Ave. crossing. The Railroads will be shifted to their permanent alignment to a point just south of Oxford Ave. Relocate the o,RGW'• rort Logan spur track aero•• South Santa re Drive to a new crossing approxiaately 175 feet south from the existing crossing. The existing crossing warning device• consisting of standard traffic signal• will be relocated, or replaced if necessary, to the new crossing. Construction for construction package A ia expected to begin about Janurary, 1992 and be completed about October, 1992. The coat of this construction package ia eatiaated to be $3,825,000. The eatiaated coat of th• Oxford grade separation structure ia $965,000. CONSTJWCTION l'Aelt!Ma 8 BLSMBNT 1 -Construct the frontage road on the West aide of South Santa re Drive between approximately Quincy Ave. and Kenyon Ave. to prowide adequate acceaa, particularly for ... rgency vehicles, to that area during the ti .. Oxford Ave. ia closed for tt.. grade separation structure. Thia aay become llL&IIDIT 5 in COIISTIWCTIOII HCH,GII A above if Right of way can be aquired by Ad date. ELEMENT 2 -Construct the intersection of Oxford Ave. and South Santa re Drive. Oxford Ave. will be closed during this construction el ..... t. saat-.. at traffic will utilia• the grade-separated llallpden Avenue and the at-grade railroad croaainga at Quincy Ave and Tufte Avenue while Oxford i• closed. llLllMBNT 3 -Open Oxford Ave. to traffic and peraanently close Quincy Avenue and Tufte Ave. • • • • I ' I. • 0 , --I ]- • • • I• • ... ELEMENT 4 -Finish the construction of the permanent railroad alignment, including a bridge at Big Dry Creek, between Oxford Avenue and approximately Belleview Ave. ELEMENT 5 -Shift rail traffic to the permanent railroad alignment. Connect D&RGW's Fort Logan spur to D&RGW's permanent alignment. ELEMENT 3 -Remove track, cross ties, crossing warning devices and appurtenances from the temporary railroad alignment and connections. Final cleanup and removal of extraneous railroad materials. Construction for construction package Bia expected to begin in late 1992 and be completed in the fall of 1993. Closure of Quincy Ave. and Tufte Ave. at the Railroads ia expected to occur about July, 1993. The estimated coat of construction package B construction ia $7,460,000. 8. The coats of construction packages A and B include the coats incurred by the railroads for ballast and track laying, crossing surface installation, crossing aignal adjuatmenta, track removal and other incidental coats. The Railroads' coats will be reimburaed aa provided in the agreeaent, dated Decelllber 16, 1987, between the CDOT and the Railroads under Application No. 38566, a copy of which waa furniahed to the PUC. The COOT and Railroads intend to auppl ... nt thia 9. agraa .. nt to cover joint railroad work not conteaplated in the baaic agra ... nt. Separate agr .... nta between the COOT, The City of Englewood and AT,sr and between the COOT and Rio Grande for the Truck Route crossing and the rort Logan apur relocation are pending. Copies of all pending agra ... nta and aupplementa will be furniahed to PUC aa late-filed exhibits. The grade separation structure at Oxford Ave. will conform to American Railway Engineering Association (AIUSA) standards and the design has been approved by the bilroada. The structure will conaiat of two apana which will allow for two through lanes of Oxford Ava. traffic in each direction. Double left turn lanea will alao be provided for westbound Oxford Ave. and right turn lanes will be provided for both eastbound and westbound traffic. The atructure will have a ainiaua vertical clearance of 14'-6• froa roadway surface to bottoa of girder. Sidewalk• and buffer aonea are also included on both aide• of the roadway. 5 . . • I. • • , -• • • 10. All crossing warning devices installed or adjusted by reaaon of the railroad relocation ahall conform to MUTCD and PUC requirementa. 11. The CDOT will post notice of application to cloae the Quincy Ave and Tufts Ave. crosaing in accordance with euc rulea. 12. The disposition of the crossin9 warnin9 devices reaoved by reason of this proposed railroad relocation will be deterained in accordance with the a9reeaent(s) between the l\ailroads and the political body havin9 jurisdiction o,,.r the atr-t at the crossi~. If no such agreeaents exist or can be arrived at, th• euc shall will have the authority to deterain• such disposition. 13. Th• CDO'f will require its construction contractor(•) to aak• arrangeaents with the bilroads to ace••• the work site. The CDOT will also require its contractor(•) to reillbur•• the l\ailroads for work done by tbe aailroads for the contractor, includi~ protecti,,. ••rwices. 14. This proposed relocation benefits tbe bilroads by eliainat~ at-9rade crossiop aocl 111pro,res the railroad profile to a coaataat 9rade. The aailroada will be assesaecl a sbare of tbe aat:in railroad nlooatl.on oosts in accordance with Title 23, u.a.c. u pco,,ldad ~ rederal Bipway Pr09r- Nanual 1-1-2-1. 15. After tbe pro~ I.a llailroads will aaintain their tracke, rail 1119 facilities at their......... ible for aaintain~ the roac11tar ,..,roaataH sivnal• at IU.o Grande'• rort LofJaa .._.. aanta re Dri,,.. The City of lln9le•ood will... ibl• for .. intaini~ tbe Truck II.out• , .... :,o -~, to tbe ATHr spur track croa•ill9. The Citr of idaa aocl tbe aaUroads an in the prooeae of ~ill9 to .. tat .. aaoe nepoaslbilitiea for the Ollford A,,.. 9rade aeparatl.-atruatun. A copr of the abeddaa/aaUroads .. cu , t will ... tual..W tbe nc u a late-filed eabibit aa eoon u it I.a flaall.aed. U. All work relath• to public utill.ti-affected ~ tills project will be proviclecl for in ...,.rate avrst tnta wl.tll tbe respective owners. 11 ... ._. and addresNs of property owners adjacent to the 9rade separation are as are listed on Sabi.bit G • • ... .. • • ]- • • 18. • • • ,, r. The CDOT's District Engineer, District 6, 2000 Denver, CO 80222 will administer the project. regarding design details can be directed to the Preconstruction Engineer at the above adclreee, Phone (303) 757-9255. South Holly, Questions District WHERBl'ORB, The Applicants requests the •ublic Utilities Commission to enter an order authorising it to relocate the Railroads along South Santa re Drive, including construction of a grade separation structure at Oxford Avenue, closure of existing at-grade crossings of Quincy and Tufte Avenues, and the other changes associated with the relocation. Dated at Denver, Colorado, this ___ day of------' 19 __ . ATTEST: By Chief Clerk ATTSST: By Title ATTSST: By Title COL01'ADO DUAaTlllaft' or DANS.ORTATION By chief anvlneer CITY or IDIGL8WOOD By TITLS CITY or amJDAII By Title 7 '' • . .. . ., I • • - • • • / -./ /s SHERIDAN , . .,. ... , ............ . ..... •• s..t, ....... ,. .... --- • • I• • EXHIBIT A I I . , . ' •. ' . u i: Cl .§ u 1G u u 1G ... ,2 'O QI ·"4 0. 0 u u 0 i: UI u •-4 ..Q •"4 .r. )( 14 M I 1G C • • 0 •"4 u •"4 'U ~ # .• \ I , I ] • • • ·, • SE'ITLEMENT AND RELEASE AGREEMENI' This Settleme;~Release Agreement (" Agreement") is entered into this_ day of '1991, between the City of Englewood, Colorado, and Martin Manufacturing Company, Inc. ("Martin Manufacturing"). 1. Recitals. Martin Manufacturing has filed a lawsuit against the City of Englewood which is pending in the District Court of Arapahoe County, Colorado, and is identified with Case No. 90 CV 3254. In this suit Martin Manufacturing appealed an administrative determination with respect to use taxes allegedly owed to the City of Englewood. Martin Manufacturing and the City are entering into this Agreement to fully settle this dispute. 2. Payment. At the time this Agreement is signed, Martin Manufacturing shall pay the City of Englewood the sum of EIGHT THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN AND 53/100 DOLLARS ($8,227.53). Said amount shall be paid from the cash bond previously posted by Martin Manufacturing, the remaining EIGHT THOUSAND, TWO HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN AND 53/100 DOLLARS ($8,227.53) shall be returned to Martin Manufacturing. The City of Englewood acknowledges receipt of this sum. Additionally, any interest earned on said cash bond shall be distributed equally between City of Englewood and Martin Manufacturing. 3. Rele11e. The City of Englewood releases Martin Manufacturin,, its employees and qents, from any and all claims, liability and damages of any kind which it claims in Case No. 90 CV 3254. Martin Manufacturing releases the City of Enalewood, its employees and apnts, from any and all claims, liability and damqes of any kind which it claims in Case No. 90 CV 3254. 4. Di1mi1yl. At the time this Aanement is lianed, the attorneys for Martin Manuf'acturin1 and the City of' En1lewood shall sip a stipulation f'or dismiual with prejudice of'Case No. 90 CV 3254 and shall promptly file it with the Court. 5. Payment pf Future Uy Iu11. Martin Manufacturin, and the City of Englewood acne to discuss and neptiate items that will be subject to use taxes in the future, includina lhe amount thereof and includina any alleged past due amounts. Both Martin Manufacturina and the City of Enalewood will work in pod f'aith to determine the items subject to use tax and the amounta to be paid, if' any . 8. ftepreyntatipn•. Martin Manufacturin, and the City of En1lewood represent. and warrant. to each other that no promise or . . ,. I . • 0 . .• \ , J - • • y • ·, • agreement not expressed herein has been made to any other party, that this Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the purposes set forth herein, and that the terms of this agreement are contractual and not mere recitals. Martin Manufacturin, and the City of Englewood also acknowledge that they have read this A,reement, have had the opportunity to consult with their own attorney prior to executin1 the Agreement, and that they fully understand the terms of this A,reement. MARTIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. By: STATE OF COLORADO ) )as. COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE ) SUBSCRmED AND SWORN to Wore me thia _ day of Aupat, 1991 by for Martin Manufacturin, Company, Inc. THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO By: Suaan Van Dyke, Mayor Atteat: Patricia ff. Crow, City Clerk ·2- .. I. • - - • • • • I~ • AIENDA ITEII 7A -SEPTEIIIER 3, 1991 (DERELICT VEHICLES) ACKER: MY NAME IS BETTY ACKER, 3140 SO. DELAWARE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND I'VE LIVED THERE AT THAT ADDRESS SINCE 1945, AND I'VE LIVED IN ENGLEWOOD SINCE 1942. WELL, I'M HEAR TO SPEAK AGAIN ABOUT THE DERELICT ORDINANCE THAT I FEEL IS UNFAIR, ANO IF MORE PEOPLE TOOK THE ENGLEWOOD HERALD, I'M SURE THAT THEY'D BE HERE TOO TO ALSO PROTEST AND EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS AND, AH, IF THEY KNEW THAT THEY COULD DO THIS TO COUNCIL. A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THIS, IT'S A PITY THAT MORE DON'T. THE NEW DERELICT AND HOBBY ORDINANCE INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBERS HATHAWAY ANO CLAYTON HAS RAISED SOME INTERESTING QUESTIONS. IF THE REASON WAS INDEED TO CLEAN UP THE PROPERTY APPEARANCE, THEN WHY WAS THE FEE/TAX AND ANNUAL ONE, BECAUSE THE VEHICLE CAN BE KEPT ON THE PROPERTY INDEFINITELY IF THE FEE IS PAID. PAYING THE FEE IS NOT GOING TO MAKE YOUR PROPERTY LOOK ANY BETTER THAN COMPLYING WITH THE OLD ORDINANCE WHICH STIPULATED THE VEHICLE BE KEPT STORED IN AN ENCLOSURE OR KEPT COVERED IF BEING WORKED ON. THE TWO ORDINANCES ARE ALMOST IDENTICAL EXCEPT THE NEW ONE CALLS A VEHICLE A DERELICT IF IT DOESN'T HAVE A CURRENT LICENSE PLATE, AN DIUSSIONS STICKER OR INSURANCE. AND THAT'S RIDICULOUS BECAUSE IF YOU'RE NOT ORIVING A CAR OFF YOUR PROPERTY, IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE INSURED, SO I'M WONDERING WHO IS THE ONE THAT WANTS TO SELL THE INSURANCE IN THE COUNCIL OR KNOIIS OF AN INSURANCE NAN. IT RAISES AN INTERESTING QUESTION. IT ALSO RAISES ANOTHER QUESTION, COULD IT BE POSSIBLE THAT IT'S INTEll>ED TO BE A MONEY MAKING SCHEME SINCE IT IS COMMON KNOWLEDGE THAT ENGLEWOOD'S FINANCIAL SITUATION IS FAR FROM GODO. SINCE THE ESTIMTED NIIIIER OF DERELICT AND HOBBY VEHICLES IS AT LEAST 600 THAT WOULD BRING IN $60,000 EVEN THOUGH ONE COUNCILMAN STATED THIS WAS NOT THEIR INTENTION. NO ONE QUESTIONS THE NEED TO KEEP ONE'S PROPERTY IN GODO SHAPE, AH, AND TO KEEP IT UP TO WHERE IT ISN'T A PROBLEM, TO CUT THE WEEDS AND KEEP THE LITTER AWAY AND KEEP A VEHICLE COVERED IF IT NEEDS BE. BUT IF CITY COUNCIL IIANTS PEOPLE TO DE OUT OF ENGLEWOOD THEY MADE A GODO START BY PENALIZING THOI FOR HAVING A VEHICLE THEY'RE WORKING ON OR RESTORING OR SIMPLY KEEPING IT THERE UNTIL THEY CAN GET THE NOIIEY TO FIX IT. NO ONE HAS THE RICiHT TO DICTATE WHAT A CITIZEN CM DO AS LONG AS THE PROPERTY IS IN GOOD SHAPE . THIS IS ABSOLUTELY INTERFERING WITH LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS . VE LIVE IN A FREE COUNTRY, BUT EVIDENTLY DON'T HAVE THE SME RICHTS IN ENCLEVOOD. THE IDEA THAT A VEHICLE CM BE CALLED A DERELICT JUST BECAUSE IT DOESN'T HAVE A CURRENT LICENSE PLATE, DIIISSION STICKER , AND INSURANCE IS IDIOTIC. INSURANCE IS A REQUIROIENT IY LAV FOR PROTECTION WHEN IT'S BEING DRIVEN, AND I HAVE NOT EVER READ A THING ABOUT IT HAVING TO HAVE IT WHEN IT 'S JUST SITTING ON ONES PROPERTY. AND IF THE NEV ORDINANCE 'S PURPOSE IS TO BEAUTIFY ENGLEWOOD THEN SOMEONE SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO THE TRASH CONTAINER BEHINO THE APARTNENTS ON SOUTH IIAIIUK AND VEST HANPOEN AS YOU 'RE GOING EAST ON HMPOEN JUST CLOSE TO THE BROADIIAY TURNOFF, THERE 'S, BEHINO THE APARTNENTS , THERE'S A IIG TRASH DUMPSTER WITH TRASH ALL OVER. SO THAT IS NOT THE IDEA OF THIS ORDINANCE . IT 'S THE IDEA FOR THE DEY PART . IT'S AN ABSOLUTE EYESORE AND IT 'S BEEN THERE FOR A LONG TINE. • 1 • . . . , •. ' I . • •• , r I , • \' • • SINCE A LOT OF THE SO-CALLED DERELICT VEHICLES ARE PARKED CLOSE TO THE ALLEY AND CAN ONLY BE SEEN THROUGH CRACKS IN THE FENCES, HOW CAN ANYONE OBJECT TO THAT? MENTION HAS BEEN MADE THAT PEOPLE DRIVING THROUGH ENGLEIIOOO WILL NOT BE IMPRESSED BY OUR CITY BECAUSE OF THE DERELICT VEHICLES . SO DOES ANYONE HONESTLY THINK THEY'RE GOING TO BE ORIYING UP All> OOIIN THE ALLEYS? BUT THEY WILL NOT EVEN CONSIDER DING TO ENGLEIIOOO IF THEY FINO OUT ABOUT THE FEE IN THE ORDINANCE NOR Ifill THEY STAY IF THEY DO DE HERE . AND BY HAYING TO PAY THE $100 PE1t VEHICLE IT WILL MEAN THAT IT CAN TAKE LONGER TO PUT THE VEHICLE IN IIORKING ORDER, BECAUSE A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THAT UH EXTRA DEY. IT WILL MEAN THEY WILL BE BUYING FEVER CAR PARTS All> SUBSEQUENTLY LESS REVEIIIE FOR THE CITY. All> THERE'S NOTHING TO STOP PEOPLE FIION SHOPPING FOR OTHER THINGS OUTSIDE OF ENGLEIIOOD, All> THERE'S NOTHING TO STOP A LOT OF PEOPLE FIION DING OUT OF ENGLEIIOOD, CAUSE A LOT OF PEOPLE JUST CAN'T AFFOII> THIS. TH£ FACT REMIIS THAT THE NEIi Oll>INMCE VAS NOT NEEDED All> THE FEE IS AISOLUTELY laFAIR. IT IS THE OPINION OF A UEAT IUIBER Of ENQEIIOOO CITIZENS THAT THE COIIICIL DOES EXACTLY AS IT PLEASES, EVEN THOUCH THEY HAY£ STIIIIC OBJECTIONS All> THAT CERTAINLY MISES A QUESTION Of lltETHER THIS COIIICIL IS REPRESOOill8 THE PEOPLE OR THOISELWES. THEY at CERTAINLY SHOULD BE CCIISIDER1118 THE CITIZEN'S RIIHTS, CCIICEIIIS, All> NEEDS. All> I JUST M REALLY SORRY THAT A LOT NORE PEOPLE AREN'T IOE. A I A TRADill8 POST HAD A PETITICII UP TN£RE TOMY, THEY HAD ABOUT 15 PETITIONS THAT ll£RE SHINED Ml) I DON'T ICD IIIAT HAPPENED THAT THE MN DIDN'T MI118 THEIi OOIIN, BUT THERE'S A LOT Of TALK GOING ON All> THlll8S 1£1118 DONE AIOUT THIS, AM> PEOPLE ARE NOT &01118 TO FORGET IT. THAii( YOU. VAN DYKE: lfE APPIIECIATE YOUR INPUT, IETTY, AM> JUST FOR THE IIECOII> I lfOULD LIU TO R81Im EVEIYGIIE THAT IIE ARE FINE-TIIIIll8 THE ORDINANCE 111TH 11IDSE POlffl TO IE FIMLIZED THIS 1111TH. . 2 . . , . .. • • • 0 - • • • • <. BETTY ACKER -7(A) RETURNED TO THE POOilM ACKER: I FORGOT TO SAY SCIIETHING. YOU PROBABLY THINK THAT I HAVE MY YARD FULL OF DERELICT VEHICLES. I DO NOT. I ONLY HAVE MY CAR THAT IS LICENSED, BUT I WANT THE RIGHT IF I BUY A CAR TO FIX IT UP TO WHERE IT IS PRESENTABLE, I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO INSURE IT IIIIEDIATELY, I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO LICENSE IT I"4rnJATELY . I THINK I HAVE THAT RIGHT. AND AS FAR AS THE OLD ORDINANCE NOT WORKING, WHICH WAS ENACTED IN 1988, THE OLD ORDINANCE IS WORD FOR WORD THE WAY THE NEIi ONE IS AND I'll READ YOU THE OLD ONE. THE OLD ONE SAYS, DEFINING A DERELICT VEHICLE: ANY VEHICLE WHICH IS WRECKED, DAMAGED, SUBSTANTIALLY DISMANTLED TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH VEHICLE IS INOPERABLE OR IS INCAPABLE Of BEING QED UNDER ITS OWN POWER. IT SHALL INCLUDE ALL VEHICLES MISSING ONE OR MORE WHEELS. IT SHALL NOT INCLUDE THOSE VEHICLES WHOSE ONLY DEFICIENCY IS A LACK OF A CURRENT LICENSE PLATE OR ENISSION STICKER AND THOSE VEHICLES OF BEING NOOIFIED OR THAT HAVE BEEN NOOIFIED AS HOBBY TYPE VEHICLES. NI> YOUR NEW OIIDINANCE SAYS: MY VEHICLE WHICH IS WRECKED, DNINiED OR SUBSTANTIALLY DISIIMTLED TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH VEHICLE IS INOPEUILE OR IS INCAPABLE Of BEING NOVED UNDER ITS OWN POMER. IT SHALL INCLUDE MY VEHICLE MISSING ONE OR MORE WHEELS AND 111V VEHICLE -UP TO NOii, IT'S WOii> FOR WORD WITH YOUR OLD ONE -WHICH LAClS A Cl8EIT LICENSE PLATE OR ENISSION STICKER OR WHICH LACKS INSURMCE. NOii I AGREE IIHOLEHEARTEDLY ABOUT VEHICLES THAT ARE M EYESORE. BUT THIS CONCERNS CARS THAT DO NOT JUST DON'T HAVE CUll£NT LICENSE PLATES. THERE'S NO REASON, THERE'S NOT ON REASCII IN THE WORLD TO THINK THAT THIS IS GOING TO BE WORltAILE WHEN YOU Dllll'T EVEN BOTHER TO ENFORCE THE OLD ONE. WHAT MMES YOU THINK YOU'RE GOING TO ENFORCE THIS ONE. ARE YOU 501• TO IE AILE TO CREATE SOIIE JOI FOR SOIIEBOOY WHOSE UNCLE OR FATHER OR _,THER •ms A JOI SO THEY CM 50 OUT AND PUT AH, AH TICKm ON All THESE, CAUSE IT'S ... Fa WOii), All) YOU Dllll'T mN ENFORCE IT. All) A CAR THAT'S •n IIIUl£0 a ENISSION STICKER a DOESN'T HAVE A CURIIEIT LICEISE Pl.ATE COUlO IE A VERY 8000 LOOII• VEHICLE, SO I DON'T SEE YOUR, ..., YOU FIUE. VAN DYKE: BEnY, II( APPRECIATE YOUR IIIVT. AH, THIS IIEALLY ISN'T THE FORUM Fa DHATE. I DON'T IIMT TO IET YOU All) ... CLAYTIII 501• A&AIN. WE 00 APPRECIATE YOUR INPUT. CLAYTON: I'D IE HAPPY TO TALK WITH YOU AFTER THE •n1•. ACKER: CICAY, BUT IT'S IUI) FOR IUI), SO ... VAN DYKE: WE APPRECIATE THAT POINT. ACKER: THE FIRST ONE SHOULD IE ENFORCED. VAN DYKE: THMK YOU VERY MUCH. -II - . ' I. • ]- BARLOW: • • ,~ • (' \. AIEll>A ITDI 71 -SEPTDIIER 3, 1991 (HOBBY/DERELICT VEHICLES) MY NAME IS RAY BARLOW, I LIVE AT 3120 SOUTH CORONA. I SPOKE TO COUNCIL LAST MEETING ABOUT THIS DERELICT VEHICLE LAW AND I YOU'LL REMEMBER I'M AGAINST IT. I GOT SOME PETITIONS FROM STEVE PURYEAR AND I WAS GETIING SOME SIGNATURES ON THOSE AND I WAS GOING TO GIVE THEM TO HIM, I THOUGHT HE WAS GOING TO BE HERE TONIGHT. AH, I'VE ONLY GOT 27 BECAUSE I HAD NO IDEA IT WOULD TAKE THAT MUCH TIME. PEOPLE AREN'T AWARE OF THIS LAW, MOST OF THEM. SO YOU HAVE TO EXPLAIN WHAT'S GOING ON AND THEY CAN'T BELIEVE IT AT FIRST. AND LIKE I SAY IT'S VERY TIME CONSUMING TO TALK TO THEM AND GET THESE SIGNATURES, BUT, LIKE I SAY, I HAD 27 PEOPLE TO SIGN THIS AND SOME OF THEM INOICATED THEY'D TRY TO BE HERE TONIGHT IF THEY COULD. SOME OF THEM HAD COMPANY FRON OUT OF TOWN. BUT NO ONE REFUSED TO SIGN THIS PETITION, AND I DON'T KNOW, A LOT OF THEM MENTIONED EXTORTION, CONMUNISN, RECALL, AH, All>, AH, THEY'RE JUST VERY lNtAPPY. THEY THIMC THIS IS VERY llfFAIR AND THE IMPRESSION WAS THAT I GOT WAS THIS IS NOT OVER YET. THAT, I DON'T KNOW, GIVE THEN A UTILE TIME TO GET GOING OR GET TOGETHER OR REGROUP OR WHATEVER, AND I THIMC THEY'RE GOING TO COME OUT IN IIRERS. I DON'T KNOW, AS YOU CAN SEE THERE'S VERY FEW HERE TONIGHT, BUT THE ONES I TALKED TO ARE VERY, VERY UNHAPPY, THEY THIMC IT'S VERY llfFAIR. VAN DYKE: RAY, WOULD YOU SUINIT THOSE TO THE CITY CLERK? BARLOW: YES. CLERK: THMIC YOU. BARLOW: SO, I GUESS THAT'S ABOUT ALL I HAWE. LIKE I SAY, FD IIIAT I SAW All> HEAii>, MOST OF THEN WERE IIIT EYtll MIME THIS UII HM> IEEII PASSED, All> I GUESS IT'S TOO UD THEY D'T TM£ TH( HEIIALD BECAUSE THAT SEEJIS TO IE TH( CII.Y IIAY TD Fim OUT. IUT D THAT A LOT OF THEN DO ICIOI, I THI• NORE OF THOI IIILL nm OUT AIOUT IT - lam OF MOUTH, All> P£0PlE CALLI•,_, I THI• WE'RE IOI• TD HEAR MORE AGAINST THIS, THAT'S NY OPIIICII. VAN DYKE: M. CLAYTON, YOU HAVE A CCIIDT? CLAYTON: M. BARLOW, DID YOU ICIOI THAT THE CITY SOT OUT IOO LITTERS DIRECTLY TO THE OIIIERS OF WEHICLES, DERELICT_, HOIIIY VEHICLES? BARLOW: YES. YES. CLAYTON: SO DID THESE P£0PlE RECEIVE THOSE LETIEIS? DID YOU ASlt THDI, OR .•. DID THEY READ THE LETIEIS? BARLOW : ONE LADY DID MENTICII THAT SHE RECEIVED CIIE . CLAYTON : CAUSE I JUST INT TO POIIT OUT THAT THEY Dllll 'T HAVE TO TME THE SENTINEL TO GET CIIE OF THOSE IOO .... I NEAii IOO LETIERS THAT'S A LOT OF LETIERS . • J - • I • .. ..,, I. • • - • • • • • • ·, • BARLOW: THAT'S RIGHT. THAT'S A LOT OF LETTERS, ANO ... CLAYTON: I'M ALSO CURIOUS ... BARLOW: I, I ASSUME A LOT OF PEOPLE I TALKED TO DID NOT GET A LETTER. BUT, YES, I DO REMEMBER ONE LADY MENTIONING A LETTER SHE GOT. BUT THE MAJORITY OF THEM SEEMED TO BE IN THE DARK SO TO SPEAK THAT THERE WAS SUCH A LAW EVEN PASSED. CLAYTON: HOW WOULD YOU FEEL ABOUT PUTTING THIS ON THE BALLOT IN NOVEMBER? BARLOW: JUST PUT THE BALLOT, JUST PUT THE ISSUE UP TO EVERYONE IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ANO ASK THEM IF THEY WANT TO PERMIT THE STORAGE OF JUNK CARS AT ALL. MAYBE JUST BAN THEM. WHAT DO YOU THINK? DO YOU THINK THAT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA? I, I THINK THAT WOULD BE FAIR. CLAYTON: DO YOU? ANO IF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLEIIOOO THEN SAID: WE DON'T WANT THEM AT All, THEN THAT WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE TO YOU? BARLOW: YOU HAVE TO GO ALONG WITH THE MAJORITY. IT'S A DEMOCRACY. THE ONE PROBLEM WITH THAT IS A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT THIS WOULDN'T AFFECT MIGHT GET THE WRONG IDEA. THEY MIGHT GET A PICTURE OF THESE VEHICLES SITTING OUT IN THE FIELD WITH WEEDS GROIIING UP THROUGH THE FRME ... CLAYTON: THAT'S THE WAY THEY ARE. BARLOW: NO WHEELS, BUT YOU HAVE A LOT OF VEHICLES IN ENGLEIIOOO THAT AREN'T LIKE THAT. YOU HAVE A LOT OF VEHICLES IN ENGLEIIOOO THAT ARE UNLICENSED THAT LB BETTER THAN SOME OF THE CARS ON THE ROAD THAT ARE LICENSED. SO. THAT• THAT'S INT I'M SAYING. I THI• I SEE YOUR POINT. I Dlll'T THI• LIKE BETTY ACKER THAT YOU'RE OUT FOR THE au. BUT I Dlll'T ICD. I COULD I(... I THI• YOU'RE OUT TO CLEAN UP TH[SE EYESORES. BUT I THI• YOU'RE. IT'S MSS PUNISHMENT. I THI• IT'S A Ult THAT PENALIZES THE INNOCENT SO TO SPEM. All> THIS SEENS TO IE THE WY IMY OUT. CICAY. LET'S COME DOIII ON EVERYIDOY. IF A VEHICLE IS 11l.ICEISED 1 I DIii' T CME IF IT'S A IRAII> ID CADILLAC. YOU NY YOUI HUIIDRED DOU.Alt FEE All> THAT'S IT. OR YOU GET RID Of IT. -SO. LIKE I SAY• A LOT OF PEOPLE MIGHT GET THE IRIIG HIPRESSING. THEY MIGHT PICTURE TH[SE VEHICLES MD SAY, LET'S GET RID OF THOSE. LET'S GET RID OF THOSE EYESORES. SO MAYBE THEY WOUlD VOTE. YOU ICD 1 MAIIST THE PEOPLE THAT NEED TO HAVE AN lllllCENSED VEHICLES THERE AT TIMES. CLAYTON: I THI• THEY PAOIAILY IIOUt.O. I THI• THERE'S A TREIIEIIJOUS MOUNT OF SUPPORT IN THE COIIUIITY FOR GETTING RID Of AT LWT THE Sil OR SEVEN HUNDRED EYESORES. THE CIIES 111TH lfEEDS allfllli TNIOUIH THEM, MD lfE 'VE SO FAR HAVEN'T HAD All>THER IMY EFFECTIVE THAT WORKED, SO BARLOII: 111£LL, THEN I THI• 111£ NEED TO GO UCl TO THE DRMIING IOARD, DON 'T YOU? CLAYTON: I THI• THIS IS WORllNG REAL 111£ll. I THI•. I UNDERSTAND THAT lfE'VE GOTTEN RID Of AIOUT 200 CARS SO FAR 1 •• NI, I THI• IT'S -4 - . . ' ' • I. • 0 ]- - • • • • WORKING REAL WELL. I THINK THE CARS THAT ARE BEHIND THE FENCE THAT YOU CAN'T SEE, I DOUBT THAT ANYBODY'S GOING TO CITE THOSE BECAUSE I DON'T THINK OUR CODE ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE HAVE THE TIME TO CRAWL OVER FENCES AND PEAK THROUGH HOLES. BUT THERE'S AN AWFUL LOT OF CARS, YOU DON'T HAYE TO LOOK THROUGH A HOLE IN A FENCE CAUSE IT'S SITTING RIGHT OUT THERE IN THE FRONT YARD WITH THE ENGINE GONE, TIRES GONE, WHEELS GONE ... WEEKS GROWING THROUGH IT BARLOW: RIGHT. CLAYTON; ... I THlllt THOSE CARS ARE GOING TO RECEIVE A TREMEflXJUS NIXINT OF ENCOURAGEMENT FRCII THAT $100 FEE. BARLOW: BUT WHAT WE NEED TO DO IS PUT A LAW INTO EFFECT THAT WILL TARGET THOSE PEOPLE AND NOT THE INNOCENT PEOPLE. CLAYTON: WELL, I THlllt THAT'S WHAT 11£ HAYE. BARLOW: NO. THE PERSON THAT'S RETIRED AND MAYBE THEY'RE ON A LIMITED INCCIIE All> THEY REPAIR THEIR OWN CAR OR THEY GET A CAR All> FIX IT UP, MAKE A LITTLE EXTRA MONEY ON THEIR DRIYEMAY IN THE BACK lltERE IT'S NOT EVEN SEEN, All> ONE PERSON MENTIONED WHAT ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT DON'T HAVE A GARAGE, I NEAN IT'S LEGAL FOR AN UNLICENSED CAR TO SIT IN A GARACE, WHAT ABOUT THE PEOPLE 11tO DON'T HAVE A GARAGE All> CAN'T AFFORD CIIE? THEN YOU HEAR THE IIORD DISCRININATICII. CLAYTCII: UM HUM. VAN DYKE: NR. BULLOCK, DID YOU HAVE A QU(STICII? BULLOCK: I, AH, I SIMPLY IMNTED TO SlaEST THAT MYIE, MAYBE YOU COULD DRAFT SCIIETHINC THAT Nl&HT BETTER DEFINE lltAT A DERELICT VEHICLE IS. APPAIOTLY BOTH YOU All> NS. ACKER HAVE MM011EO IN (II THE LICENSINC REQUIREJIENT, AS I RECALL ... BARLOW: TO NE, THE MORD DERELICT IS •T A PLEASMT MORD. THAT, IT Rl&HT IIAY, IT'S, IT SP£MS Of SCIIETHINC UIID€SIRABLE TO NE. BUT HOii NMY NEl&HIORS DO YOU HEAR CCIIPUININC ABOUT CARS SITTINC (II THE .. IVEIMY TO THEN, NEXT DOOR TO THEN OR IN THE BACK? IT'S IN.ICENSEO. IT'S PRESENTABLE. IT HAS All FOllt HELS, IT HAS ALL THE lflllJOIIS NI> IT, LIKE I SAY, IT LOCIIS IETTER THM SCINE Of THESE CARS (II THE DO, BUT IT IS IN.ICENSEO. IT ISN'T BOTHERINC MYIDOY. BULLOCK: IIELL, ... BARLOW: BULLOCK: AT lWT IT'S .,T BOTHERINC THE PEOPU lltO LB AT IT, 11tO SEE IT . YOU ICllllf, THAT ... BARLOW: NI> TO NE THAT'S _,T A DERELICT VEHICLE. BULLOCK: YOU'RE RICHY. YOU'RE ... • 5 • . , • I. • 0 ]- ,, -• • t• • •, BARLOW: A DERELICT VEHICLE I THINK IT WHAT'S SITTING OUT IN THE FIELD, NO TIRES, NO WINDOWS, WEEDS GROWING UP THROUGH IT, MAYBE THE MOTORS GONE ... BULLOCK: THERE'S A LOT ... BARLOW: MAYBE THE TRUNK'S GONE. BULLOCK: THERE'S A LOT OF GREY BETWEEN THOSE TWO EXTREMES, ISN'T THERE? BARLOW: AH, .... WELL, MAYBE SOMEWHAT. BUT WHAT I'M SAYING IS, AND I'VE HEARD OTHER PEOPLE MENTION THIS, YOU HAVE A LAW AGAINST WEEDS ON A FIELD. IF THEY GET SO HIGH, YOU NOTIFY THESE PEOPLE, HEY, THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO BE CUT. RIGHT? WHY COULDN'T YOU NOTIFY THESE PEOPLE WITH THE VEHICLE SITTING OUT IN THE FIELD, OR SITTING IN THEIR FRONT YARD, THAT'S DISMANTLED, THAT'S ABANDONED. YOU CAN TELL IT'S BEEN THERE FOR YEARS, NOTHINGS BEEN DONE TO IT, AND IT IS AN EYESORE, I MEAN YOU CAN SPOT IT, IT'S OBVIOUS THAT IT'S NOT LICENSED. IT COULDN'T BE LICENSED, NO WHEELS, NO WINDOWS, ... BULLOCK: I THINK THAT'S BEING DONE CURRENTLY. AH, I THINK THAT ONE OF THE CONCERNS THAT COUNCIL HAO WHEN THE DISCUSSION OF THIS THING KEEPS COMING UP OR AS THE DISCUSSION OF THIS AS IT KEEPS COMING UP, IS EASE OF ENFORCEMENT. ANO WHAT CAN WE DO TO MOTIVATE THOSE VEHICLES, THOSE PEOPLE WHO OWN THOSE VEHICLES THAT REALLY ARE PROBLEMS TO GET THEM OUT OUT OF THE SIGHT OF THEIR NEIGHBORS. YOU KNOW, WE'RE GETTING LETIERS IN SUPPORT Of THE ORDINANCE. A LOT OF PEOPLE SAY FINALLY IT'S ABOUT TIME. HERE'S THIS LETTER. FOR YOUR INFORMATION IF YOU'D LIKE TO TAKE IT HOME WITH YOU. AH, THERE IS A LOT OF SUPPORT OUT THERE IT WOULD APPEAR. l'M NOT CERTAIN THAT WHAT WE'VE GOT IS THE FINAL RESULT THAT WE WANT, BUT YOU KNOW CERTAINLY THE MONEY IS NOT THE MOTIVATION ANO THE LICENSING IS MERELY TO PROVIDE SOME TYPE Of A THRESHOLD, SOME TYPE Of EASY IDENTIFICATION TO IDENTIFY THESE DERELICT VEHICLES. BECAUSE EVEN THOUGH THERE NAY BE AN UNLICENSED CADILLAC BUii) NEW IN SONEONE'S DRIVEWAY, I THIii< IT'S SAFE TO SAY THAT PERHAPS 9SS DERELICT VEHICLES ARE NOT LICENSABLE ANO IT'S A VERY EASY WAY TO IDENTIFY THEM, AN EASY SIMPlE WAY TO IDENTIFY THEM. HATHAWAY: YOUR HONOR, I'D JUST LIKE TO RELATE TO BOTH BETIY ANO M. BARLOW THAT THE MJOR REASON THIS WAS PASSED, IT WAS PART OF A WHOLE flJISANCE CODE THING. YOU CITED THE WEEDS, THAT'S PART OF THIS THING AS WELL. THE ONE THAT SEEMS TO BE THE 116'EST BONE Of CONTENTION IS THIS DERELICT VEHICLE PORTION OF IT. THIS THING WAS PASSED AS A PACKAGE, GODO OR BAD. THERE ARE PORTIONS THAT EVERYBODY COULD ARGUE AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER. HAVING RECEIVED ONE Of THE VEHICLE LETIERS MYSELF, IT ODES STATE THAT YOU lllY HAVE A VEHICLE IN VIOLATIONS OF THIS. NY PARTICULAR VEHICLE iaJPENS TO BE LICENSED. THEY JUST COULDN'T SEE THE LICENSE FROM THE STREET. BUT THE POINT IS THAT THERr HAD TO BE SOME PLACE TO START ANO THOSE LETIERS WERE SENT OU I • Lllff VOU SAID, PEOPLE &ET NOTICES FOR THEIR WEEDS. THAT'S IN ESStNSE I WHAT THIS LETIER WAS, NOTIFICATION YOU lllY BE IN VIOLATION OF THIS NEW ORDINANCE. THOSE WERE SENT TO 900 PmPLE. l'M SURE THAT ADMINISTRATIVELY WE HAVE DEALT WITH A GODO PORTION Of THOSE PEOPLE IN> HAVE EXACTLY THE CONCERNS YOU HAVE. IT Ml&HT BE A CAR THAT JUST Rl&HT NOii IS NOT . ' . . ' I . • • .. \ ' I , - • • BARLOW: • • CURRENTLY INSURED OR LICENSED BECAUSE THE PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD IT. AND I THINK WE'RE DEALING WITH THOSE AND I THINK WHAT WE'RE GOING TO SEE HERE AS THE MONTH PROGRESSES IS A REVISED PORTION OF THIS ORDINANCE WHICH MAY INDEED INCLUDE A BETTER DEFINITION OF A DERELICT VEHICLE. BUT THERE HAD TO BE SOME PLACE TO START SUCH AS TIM MENTIONED. THERE HAD TO BE SOME PLACE TO START OR HOW DO YOU FIGURE OUT, YOU KNOW, THAT ONE OF THOSE MIGHT HAVE ONE TIRE OFF, STILL HAS AN ENGINE, AND IT'S NOT LICENSED, YOU KNOW. YOU COULD THROW A TIRE ON AND SAY HEY IT'S BEEN SITTING OUT HERE, IT'S FINE. SO THERE HAD TO BE SOME BASIS FOR COMPARISON TO START OUT WITH. AND I THINK WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS WORK THROUGH A PROCESS, AND IT'S BEEN TOUGH. IT WENT THROUGH A CITIZEN REVIEW COMMITTEE THOUGH LONG BEFORE IT EVER CAME TO COUNCIL. NOW, TRUE, THE $100 FEE PORTION OF IT DID NOT GO THROUGH THAT PARTICULAR GROUP, BUT THE DEFINITIONS FOR DERELICT, HOBBY, JUNK, WHATEVER DID. AND IN FACT MOST OF THOSE RECOMMENDATIONS IN CHANGES FOR DEFINITIONS CAME FROM THAT NUISANCE CODE REVIEW COMMITIEE WHICH WAS COMPOSED BASICALLY OF A CITIZEN/RESIDENT All) A BUSINESS/RESIDENT IN EACH OF THE DISTRICTS OF THE CITY, AND THEY SPENT A GOOD YEAR AND A HALF REVIEWING THAT WHOLE NUISANCE CODE SECTION OF THE CODE. SO I HAVE TO GIVE THEM CREDIT FOR CONING UP WITH PART OF THIS DEFINITION FOR DERELICT VEHICLE THAT WE'RE ARE USING FOR COMPARISON. DO YOU CLASS A HOBBY VEHICLE AS A DERELICT VEHICLE? HATHAWAY: NOT NECESSARILY. WHAT I'M SAYING IS, THIS WAS PART OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS THAT THEY CONE UP WAS THESE NEW DEFINITIONS. NOW I'M NOT SAYING THEY'RE GOOD, BAD OR OTHERWISE. I'M SAYING, THEY DID GO THROUGH A REVIEW BOAAO PLUS COIIICIL'S REVIEW, All) IF THEY'RE WRONG THAT'S WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON RIGHT NOii. IS HOW DO WE CONE UP WITH A BETIER DEFINITION SO THAT OUR CODE ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE CAN GO OUT NI> ADDRESS THE EXACT THING YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. HOW DO VE ADDRESS AN EYESORE VERSUS ONE THAT IS SAY LICENSABLE TCIIORROV IF THE GUY HAD MONEY TO GO DOIII NI> LICENSE IT. SEE, THAT'S WHERE WE'RE AT RIGHT NOii. NI> WE'RE STILL WORKING THROUGH THAT PROCESS. IT'S 000:RACY IN ACTION THAT YOU'VE GONE OUT NI> PETITIONED NI> HAD TO EXPLAIN TO Z7 PEOPLE THAT THIS EXISTED NI> WHAT IT REALLY MEANT. NI> I'D LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR THAT EDUCATION PROCESS. YOU KNOii, TH£ BEST EFFORTS WE HAVE, VE COULD HAVE SENT A LETIER TO EVERY CITIZEN IN THIS CITY, THIS NOii EXISTS, BUT IT WOULON'T HAVE NECESSARILY, THERE'D BE A CERTAIN PERCENTAGE Of THEM THAT WOULDN'T HAVE READ IT ANYWAY. SEE WHAT 1 'M SAYING? NI> 1 'D LIKE TO THAii( YOU FOR THAT EFFORT TO GO OUT NI> GET THOSE PETITIONS, BECAUSE QUITE FRANKLY I THI• THE PUBLIC EDUCATION PORTION Of IT IS THE BIGGEST THING WE'VE GOT GOING FOR US. I DON'T THI• IT SHOULD HAVE CONE DOIII THE PIKE THAT WE'RE OUT TO GET YOU, CAUSE THAT'S NOT THE INTENTION AT ALL. WE'RE OUT TO ADDRESS A NEED THAT CANE TO US 111£N VE REVISED THE NUISANCE COO( IN THE FIRST PLACE, THAT A LOT OF THINGS VERE ARBITRARY, OUR CODE ENFORCEMENT PEOPLE COULD NOT GO OUT NI> ENFORCE THEM BECAUSE THERE VAS NOT A FINE LINE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN , YOU KNOii, WEEDS THAT VERE 6• AND WEEDS THAT VERE 6 1/Z, WHAT VAS REALLY A WEED, WHAT VAS REALLY A JUNK VEHICLE, WHAT VAS THIS, THAT NI> THE OTHER, All THE UTILE ESSENSE THAT GO INTO NUISANCE CODES . NI> THIS VAS JUST M ATTEMPT TO GET THAT All CLEANED UP WHERE OUR CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS HAD A BASIS FOR CCWARISON. NI> I • 1 • . . . , ' ' . . . I . • , - • • • • t• • •, ... APPRECIATE EVERYBODY'S EFFORTS COMING DOWN HERE TO HELP US REVISE THAT AND MAKE IT WORKABLE AND MAKE IT BETTER. THAT'S WHAT WE'VE ATTEMPTED TO DO. AND OBVIOUSLY IN SOME RESPECTS IT'S WORKING AND IN OTHER'S IT'S NOT. IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT'S A DYNAMIC PROCESS THAT WE CAN'T CONTINUE TO WORK ON. HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, I'M REALLY HEARING A CONSENSUS IN THE C<IIIJNITY THAT THERE'S A LOT OF SUPPORT FOR ENFORCEMENT IN GETTING RID OF JUNK CARS IN THE ABUNDANCE THAT WE SEEM TO HAVE IN ENGLEWOOD, THE PHENOMENA. AT THE SAME TIME, I'M ALSO HEARING CONSENSUS IN THE C<IIIJNITY EVEN FROM THOSE WHO, MANY OF THOSE WHO SUPPORT A STRONG ENFORCEMENT AGAINST JUNK CARS, OR WHATEVER TERM YOU WANT TO USE, THAT THIS $100 FEE IS ONEROUS AND SMACKS OF ALL SORTS OF INEQUITIES. ANO I'M ALSO HEARING A CONCERN ABOUT THE, THE DISCRETION BETWEEN LICENSED AND UNLICENSED, AND I HEARD TODAY SOMETHING FROM MR. BULLOCK THAT MAKES ME SEE A GLIMMER OF LIGHT OF A WAY TO BEGIN AND THAT WAS THE COMMENT LICENSEABLE. RATHER THAN LICENSED. YOU KNOW, THAT MIGHT BE A STARTING POINT. BUT I 00 THINK THAT MAYBE THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH THOUGHT PUT INTO THIS BEFORE IT WAS PASSED BECAUSE OF THE KINDS OF MISINFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AND THAT WE 00 NEED TO WORK ON IT AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, YOUR HONOR, WHEN YOU INTEND TO HAVE US 00 THE FINE-TUNING ON THE ORDINANCE? WHEN IT Will BE ON THE AGENDA? VAN DYKE: WELL, MR. FRASER, 00 YOU HAVE A COMMENT? FRASER: MAYOR, WE INDICATED WHEN LAST WE MET TWO WEEKS AGO THAT IT WOULD PROBABLY BE THE MIOOLE OF SEPTEMBER WHEN WE COULD BACK TO YOU WITH OUR RECOMMENDATIONS AND WE WOULD PRESENT THEM TO YOU IN STUDY SESSION. HABENICHT: I THIIIC IT WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR THESE PEOPLE TO KNOW ... HATHAIIAY: Ill HUM! HABENICHT: ... WHEN THIS WOULD CCIIE ABOUT. THANK YOU. VAN DYKE: ... CLAYTON AND THEN MAYBE WE CAN VIND THIS C*E UP. CLAYTC*: ... BARLOII, I THIM( WE SHOUL .. 'T MISUNDERSTAII> OUR INTENTIC*S HUE, SO ONCE AGAIN I'll MICE NY INTENTIC*S VERY CLEAR. I THIM( THE CITY HAS FAR TOO MANY JUNK CARS, NOT DERELICT VEHICLES, NOT HOIIY VEHICLES -JUNK CARS. All> TO NE A JUNK CAR IS ONE THAT ISN'T GOING TO BE WORKED Cit, IT'S ll>T BEING lfORKED ON, IT'S JUST SITTING THERE LOOKING UGLY MICING OUR CITY LOOK UGLY. LIKE MS. ACKER POINTS OUT, THAT OUNPSTER IS IN THAT SME CATECORY, TRASH IN THE ALLEYS, WEEDS, WE HAVE A IUIBER Of PIIOILDIS THAT WE REALLY NEED TO ADORESS IF WE'RE &GING TO FEEL CONFORTAllE All> COOi> AIOUT OUR CCIIUUTY. JUNK CARS IS C*E Of THEN. NY INTENTION, All> IIHAT l'N GOING TO CONTINUE TO WORK FOR IS, I VANT TO SEE THEN All GONE . NOif IF SCIIEBOOY IIANTS TO PUT IT IN A fiARA&E WHERE I CAN'T SEE IT, WELL, I ID'T THIM( IT'S NY RIGHT TO GO INTO PEOPLE'S HOUSES All> TELL THEN IIHAT KIND Of TRASH THEY CAN STORE, MIT I ID'T VANT TO HAVE TO LOOK AT IT. All> laTIL ... BARLOII: THEN ..• . I . • ' I. • • .• , - - • • • «• • (. .• CLAYTON: WAIT, LET ME •.• BARLOW: THEN YOU OUGHT TO MOVE OUT OF ENGLEWOOD •••• CLAYTON; LET ME FINISH, OKAY? NOW IF SOMEONE WANTS TO WORK ON A CAR IN HIS YARD, I THINK THAT'S FINE. I APPLAUD THAT ••. BARLOW: I 00 TOO. CLAYTON: ••• I APPLAUD THAT ••. BARLOW: I THINK THAT'~THERE BUSINESS, DON'T YOU? CLAYTON: NOW, AT THE SANE, ON THE SANE HANO I DON'T THiflC, I DON'T WANT MY NEIGHBORS RUNNING AN AUTO REPAIR SHOP OUT OF HIS GARAGE. I DON'T THINK THAT'S A H(Jf£ OCCUPATION. I THiflC A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD ISN'T THE PLACE WHERE YOU RUN A GARAGE, OR A MACHINE SHOP, OR OTHER OCCUPATIONS THAT PRODUCE NOISE AND TRASH AND OTHER KINDS OF THINGS. SO ••• BARLOW: BUT IF YOU HAVE THAT CONDITION EXISTING ••• CLAYTON: All RIGHT ••• BARLOW: • • • USUALLY THE NEIGHBORS IIILL GET TOGETHER AND IIORIC SCIN£THING OUT. CLAYTON: '*AY, NOif, SO ••• BARLOW: THE ONES THAT ARE IEING BOTHERED BY IT. CLAYTON: If I NAY, LET NE FINISH. SO NY INTENTION IS JUST CLEARLY THAT. 1 'D LIKE TO SEE All THESE CMS THAT AREN'T 8£1• IIORICEO ON OUT Of THE CITY. D AS FAR AS HAVI• IIVEN THIS SON[ lHOU&HT, II( TALKED AIOUT THE ISSU( Of LICDISMl.E • llll>'S COi• TO TELL If IT'S LICEIISMLE? SIW.L ME NII£ A lll)l[ NEV CR£V Of PEOPLE TO CO OUT _, PNYSCIAI.LY IIISIECT lNES( VEHICLES TO DETt•INE llt(THH THEY'RE LICDISMl.E OR IIJT? TIO THEY CO NIAY All> THEY DO IT MAIN NEXT IIEEIC. IIJ 11£ CM'T DO TNAT, SO ••• BARLOlf: NO, 11£ N([D •••• CLAYTON: SO IIE NEED, THE POINT IS 11£ NEED SCIN£THING THAT'S ENFORCEABLE. BARLOlf: TNAT'S WHY YOU DON'T NEED THIS LAIi. CLAYTON: IIELL, ••• THEY ••• BARLOlf: THEY COUlON 'T IDENTIFY llt(TH[R HER (REFERRINC TO HATIWMY) VEHICLE IMS LICENSED OR NOT ••• CLAYTON: OUR CURRENT LAIi ... WLOlf : llflll THEY LOOKED AT THE LIC[NS( Pl.ATE • • • • • • . ' .. I. • 0 , - - • • · ... • CLAYTON: THE LAW THAT WE HAD BEFORE THIS ONE SIMPLY DIDN'T WORK. NOW WE CAN TALK ABOUT HOW IT WAS THERE, BUT IT JUST DIDN'T WORK. IT'S BEEN ON THE BOOKS NOW SINCE 19 •••• I DON'T KNOW ••• BARLOW: WHY DION'T IT WORK? CLAYTON: WELL, IT DIDN'T WORK CAUSE YOU CAN'T ••• BARLOW: CAN'T WE ENFORCE LA11S IN ENGLEIIOOO? DON'T VE HAVE ••• CLAYTON: IF VE ••• BARLOW: ••• POLICE 0£PARTNENT ••• CLAYTON: IF WE WRITE BAD LAIIS •.. VAN DYKE: fll. CLAYTON ••• CLAYTON: ••• IIE CAN'T ENFORCE THEN. VAN DYKE: fll. CLAYTC*, IF YOU All> fll. IMLOII MOULD ..• CLAYTC*: ALL RIGHT. VAN DYKE: ••• LIKE TO DISCUSS THIS AFTER THE NEETING, YOU'RE CERTAINLY FREE TOO, BUT THERE'S NOT NUCH PlltPOSE IN DEBATING IT AT THIS POINT. fll. IARLOII, IS THERE IIIY OTHER OISERVATJC* THAT YOU'D LIKE TO MAKE ml THIS ISSUE. IARLOII: YES, I THINK CLAYTON HAS 80T THE IRJN& IDEA. I DON'T THINK IT'S IIIY Of HIS MINESS IF PEOPLE IMIIT A VEHICLE SITTING IN 8AC1C OF THEIR PIIOPERTY. NOii lltETNER HE LIKES THAT OR NOT, LIKE I SAID, IF HE DOESN'T LIKE THAT, LET HIN NOV£ OUT Of EIILEIIDCIO. PEOPLE LIKE A VEHICLE SITTING IN lNEIR mJYl'IMY -, IF lNEY CHDSE TO •YE C*£, IF THEY NEED TO •YE -1NO£, THAT'S TIO£ IIISINESS. lNEY MY PIDPEm TAI Fm THAT. -FOR SCW:IIIDY TO SUIIDOIL y DECIDE HE ICllllfS NOii TO SAYE EIILEIIDCIO • HE NrS EIILEIIIOD TO La LIKE THIS, Mt, Mt, THEIi I THINK HE IETitl CINI( HIS NI• MDUT THAT. HE'S IOING TO FI• A LOT OF PEOPLE All£ WOY 111WPY 111TH HIS OPINIC*. YAN DYKE: TIWIC YOU, ... MIil.Oii. IARLOII: TIWIC YOU. • 10 • ~-. . . . •. I. . 0 , I - • • • • . . A&Ell>A ITEII 7(C) -SEPTEIIIER 3, 11191 (DERELICT VEHICLES) \ I' MACALUSO: MY NAME IS JOE MACALUSO. I LIVE AT 4068 SOUTH WASHINGTON, AND BASICALLY I JUST CAME UP TO HAND IN SOME PETITIONS, AND I'M JUST CURIOUS IN HOW WE ARE GOING TO ENFORCE IT. WHAT ABOUT PEOPLE THAT MOVE IN TOMORROW THAT DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE LAW? AND THEN THEY SIT THERE FOR WHATEVER HOW MANY MONTHS BEFORE THEY GET TALKED TO. JUST FOR INSTANCE. VAN DYKE: MR. FRASER. FRASER: I'M NOT EXACTLY SURE WHAT THE STAFF WOULD DO IN A CIRCUMSTANCE LIKE THAT. TYPICALLY WITH, FOR EXMPLE A NEIi RESIDENT THAT HAD A VEHICLE THAT WAS PARKED OR NOT LICENSm OR APPEARED TO OTHERWISE MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS, lltEN THEY BECME AMARE Of THAT, THEY WOULD MEET WITH THE RESIDENT. OUR TYPICAL PROCEDURE ON ANY VIOLATION IS NOT TO WRITE FIRST BUT TO CONTACT FOLKS All> EXPLAIN TO THEM WHAT THE PROVISIONS Of THE CODE ARE All> ENCOURAGE THEN TO CCIIPLY. GIVE THEIi A PERIOD TO SEEK THAT CONPLIANCE. All> THEN IF THERE IS NOT CONPLIANCE, THEN WE'D CONE BACK All> FOLLOW UP. MACALUSO: <*AV. MY PARTICULAR SITUTION, I RESTORE CERTAIN YEAR MODEL OF CAR. YOU CAN'T FIND PARTS, YOU'RE FORCING NE TO PUT MY PARTS CAR IN THE GARA&E All> KEEP THE GOOD STUFF OUTSIDE. CLAYTON: YOU DO THIS AT YOUR HONE? MACALUSO: YEAH. CLAYTON: HAVE YOU EYER THOUliHT AIOUT RENTING A CONNERICAL BUILDING, All> DOING IT AT A DE SUITAlt.E LOCATI•? MCALUSO: WELL, I DON'T HAVE TINE TO IE mlVINli All OVER TOIII TO, YOU KNOW, CCIIE HONE FION ... All) no mIVE UCl TO THE OTHER SIDE Of TOWN TO IOIC • A CM, YOU ICD IIMT I NEM? PLUS THE MDITICIW. EXPENSE. l'N, YOU ICD, IT JUST DOESN'T S(EJI TO 1ME 1UH SENSE. I THI• MY POSITI ... I SP£II) A LOT OF IUIEY TO M MY HOUSE IN SCIIIE KIND OF OID(R TO IIIERE IT D'T LOOI UD, All) D 1 'N &ETIING BURNT. SO, LIKE I SAY, I JUST IMTm TO HAIi> IN THE PETITION. VAN DYKE: JOE, THERE NICNT IE SCIIIE OPPORTIIIITY FOR US TO Ml* WITH YOU IF YOU HAVE A HOIIY VEHICLE THAT YOU ME ..-1NG • THAT YOU ARE liOINli TO PUT TOCETHER IN TINE IJEPEll)JNli CII THE LINITATI• Of PARTS • MCALUSO: WELL, YOU SEE NT 1 'N SAYING IS YOU FORCE NE TO PUT MY PARTS CAR IN THE CAUGE All> MY liOOO STUFF HAS TO SIT OUT IN THE WEATHER . CLAYT•: YOU ICD, THERE 'S Ill ltAY MY PARTS CAR IS liOING TO IE U.ING IIITIL IT'S &CIIE. YOUR PARTS CAil, THAT'S THE CIIE THAT'S All TAKEN APART PIIOIMLY, RICNT? MCALUSO: IT'S LEFT IN OID(R DIUIM TO IIIERE IT DOESN'T LOOI UD. • 12 • . . • I. • - - • • · ... • CLAYTON: SO IT HAS WHEELS ANO ENGINE? MACALUSO: RIGHT. CLAYTON: IT RUNS? MACALUSO: IT CAN BE RUNNING WITHIN A DAY IF I WANTED IT TO. IT'S NOT THE INTENT OF THE CAR. CLAYTON: THE INTENT IS JUST TO SORT OF SIT THERE ... CLAYTON & MACALUSO: AS PARTS. MACALUSO: RIGHT. I COULD TAKE THE lltOLE CAR APART AM> I COULD STRIN& TH£N THROUGH NY GARAGE, AM> THEN I STILL DON'T HAYE IIIOON FOR NY &oOD STUFF. SO, I DON'T ICD. I JUST IIANTED TO HAIi) IN NY PETITICIIS. VAN DYKE: PLEASE, JUST HAD TH9I TO TH( CITY CLERK. TIWlt YOU, JOE. • 13 • . , •, .. . '\ • • • • ]- - .I • " -. • . ~ • <. ... A&Ell>A ITEII 14(F) -CITY ATIOINEY DEWITT: THE OTHER THING THAT YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, VIOLATIONS ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE SOPHISTICATED ALL THE TIME. AH, WHAT WE'RE FINOING OUT NOW IS THAT, IS THAT WE'RE STARTING TO DEAL WITH MORE MIDDLE CLASS TYPE PERSONS RATHER THAN THOSE WHO MAY BE ON THE FRINGES OF POVERTY. AND WE'RE FINDING OUT THAT THE IM- PLICATIONS OF AN ACTION CAN BE EXTREMELY SEVERE. IN OTHER WORDS, SOMEONE SENT TO JAIL OR SOMEONE HAS A SIGNIFICANT PENALTY IMPOSED, THEY CAN LOSE A JOB THAT MEANS SOMETHING. WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT SOMEONE WHO'S WORKING ON, FOR JUST, YOU KNOW, MINIMUM WAGE. AND IIE'RE LOOKING AT THIS AND WE'RE TRYING TO ADJUST OUR APPROACH OF DEALING WITH IT SO THAT WE'RE, WE'RE CLEAR IN THE INTENT OF DOMES- TIC VIOLENCE, THAT'S ENFORCEMENT, CONSISTENT ENFORCEMENT, NO BACK- ING OUT BECAUSE, YOU KNOii, IN THE CASES THAT WE'RE FINOING NOW BOTH PARTIES REALIZE THEY HAVE AN ECOIIOMIC BASE TO LOSE. SO WE'RE TRYING TO DEAL WITH THAT SUBJECT AS IIELL. BULLOCK: THERE'S ALWAYS WEEKEfl> DETENTION AID WORK PROGRMS, IS THERE NOT, THAT WE COULD IMPUJDT AT THE UICIPAL LEVEL SIMILAR TO WHAT'S BEING IMPLEMENTm AT THE STATE LEVEL? DEWITI: IIELL, YOU KNOii, THERE ARE NAIY STICMS THAT CAI BE ASSOCIATED TO A SITUATION LIKE A CONVICTION CAI BRING THAT IIOULD CERTAINLY, YOU KNOii, WE CAI BE FLEXIBLE BUT THE EMPLOYER MIGHT VERY IIELL NOT BE FLEXIBLE. AN EMPLOYER MIGHT START TO LOOK AT THIS PERSON AS BEING UNSUITABLE FOR CERTAIN KINDS Of EMPLOYMENT. YOU RODBER THE GRAY CASE OVER IN CHERRY HILLS IIIERE TH£ PERSON LITERALLY KNOClED THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT Of THE PERSON'S WIFE AND I BELIEVE HE IIOUfl> UP WITH ATIEMPTm MURDER CHAll&ES AID HE Plm fiUILDING, AND HE'S NOW SERVING 40 YEARS IN THE STATE PEN. THAT'S THE ULTIMATE Klfl> Of SITUATION, BUT YOU KNOii, WE'RE DEALING WITH Klfl> Of THE MIDOl.E CLASS, HERE. IIIERE A LOSS Of A JOB CAI IMKE AN IMPACT ON WHAT TH£Y'RE DOING, SO IIE'RE LDOKINCi AT THIS AND WE'RE DEAl.1115 WITH DE SOPHISTICATm TYPES Of DEFENSE, 11£'1£ DEAl.1115 MITH SflOUSES D IN> ME IMKINCi ECOIIOMIC DECISICIIS MTHO THAN PIIMIMTIC DECISICIIS, YOU ICD, WE'ii£ JUST STUDYINCi THE IIHOl.E MEA. IIE'IE KIii> Of c.>1115 INTO AN DANCm STME Of DOMESTIC VIOl.DICE, AND 11£ DCll'T 1C101 HOii IT'S c.>1115 TO SHME OUT. HABENICHT: MELL, I JUST WINT TO IMKE SUI£ THAT YOU MEN'T SUGIESTINCi THAT MID- OLE CLASS DOMESTIC VIOl.EICE IS IIJIE TOl.EIMLE THAN THE LOWER CLASS. WUiCINS: AFFI-TIVE. I'M WITH YOU THEIi£. DEIIITI: I'M ... lllfifilNS: IT SHOULD BE EQUAL ALL THE IMY AIOUIID. DEIIITI: ALL 1 'M SAVIN& ... HABENICHT: THIS REALLY CONCERNS ME. DEIIJTI: ALL I 'N SAVIN& IS THAT THE PEOPLE IIMlVED JI A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SITUATION ARE IIJIE IIICOOPEMTIVE, THEY ARE SMITER AND All( TO HIDE -14 - .. . .. I. • 0 - - • J • • · ... • .. ~ .. THE FACTS OF THE CASE IN A NORE SOPHISTICATED MANNER. THESE PEOPLE ARE MAKING A DECISION THAT WILL PUT, THAT FOR THEM THAT THEY CAN CONTROL, ALTHOUGH THEY HAVEN'T CONTROLLED IT VERY WELL CAUSE WE'VE GOTTEN INVOLVED. I'M SAYING THAT THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS AREA IS BECOMING NORE COMPLEX. THE NEED FOR INVESTIGATION IS BECOMING MORE APPARENT. ANO I'M SAYING THAT EVERYONE HAS A LOT MORE TO LOSE. SO WE'RE, YOU KNOW THE DEFENSES ARE MUCH NORE SOPHISTICATED AND SO YOU KNOW, THE ANTE GOES UP. HABENICHT: THAT'S MUCH NORE ACCEPTABLE THAN WHAT I WAS THINKING I WAS HEARING. THANK YOU. DEWITI: WELL, YOU KNOW, I'M TELLING YOU THAT PEOPLE, I MEAN •• HABENICHT: ARE BETTER AT IT. DEVITI: YES, MD THEY HAYE NORE TO LOSE, NORE TO LOSE MD THE ANTE CiOES UP. so ... III&GINS: THAT'S WHAT I IMNTm TO ICIIJII. HATHAMAY: I MUiHT ADO THAT BASED ON STATISTICS IV THE COLORADO DOMESTIC VIO- LENCE CO.UITION, IIE'RE NOT ALONE IN THAT RE&ARD. THE MJORITY OF THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE STATE RICHT NOif IS IN THAT MIDDLE CLASS CATHORY MD I DON'T ICNOlf IF THAT'S BECAUSE ALL Of A SUDDEN THERE IS AN OUTLET TO PROSECUTIN& OR NOT, I DON'T KNOW IF THAT'S THE CASE. BUT THAT IS THE STATISTICS THAT ARE CURRENTLY SHOWING AND THAT DOESN'T NEM IT'S ANY NORE TOLEUILE OR ANYTHING ELSE, IT'S STATEWIDE AND THAT SEEJIS TO IE IT, MD IIIETHER All OF A SUDDEN NIDOLE CLASSES ME REPORTJN& IT NORE, I DON'T KNOii. THEY HAVEN'T EXACTLY FIUEO OUT A TREii> EITHER, BUT IT'S THERE. DEIIITI: I THINK MYIE ME'RE REALLY TAllJN& AIOUT MYBE TH£ UPPER MIDDLE CLASS. THAT'S IIIERE M£'R£ •••• HATHAIMY: I THINK THAT'S II IOOAL. BUT THE POINT IS, IT'S A STATEWIDE THI•, IT'S NOT JUST US. . II . 'f •. ~ . • • I. • 0 - • \. • • (. Ellll.EIIOCID c1n CCIIIICIL EIIILEIIOCID, AIAPMOE CCIIIITY, COLORADO llegular Sesston s.,i...r 3, lttl 1. Ca 11 to Ol'cler The regular meeting of the Engle.ood City Council was called to order by Mayor Yan Dyke at 7:35 p.a. 2. lnvocatton The invocation was given by Council Nlllber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of All .. tance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Yan Dyke. 4. loll Call Present: Absent: A quorua was present. Also present: 5. lltnutes Council Mellbers Hathaway, Gulley, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke None City Manager Fraser City Attorney Dllfitt A11t1llllt City Nanager Martin City Clerk Crow Director Esterly, Public Morks (a) CGUIICIL IIElaEI 111•1• ..a, -IT IN SEallDD, TO .VPIOW( TN( IIIIIITtS OF TN( l£U Al IIEETI• OF WT lt, 1N1. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wt99tn1, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Notion carried. There were no pre-scheduled vtsttors. 7. 1Dn-1ct..-1l..a Ytsttors . . • I I. • 0 , I - • Englewood City Council Minutes Septtllber 3, 1991 -Page 2 • • t~ • \~t · b <,'-,. ~~ ,,\' \} ~~f \~ (a) Betty Acker, 3140 South Delaware, ~iterated her conments made at the previous aeeting that the new legislation is unfair and not necessary if the previous ordinance had been enforced. She eaphasized that a vehicle which is uninsured and not licensed should not necessarily be considered derelict. Ms. Acker later returned to the podiua and stressed she agrees wholeheartedly that "eyesores• should be reaoved, but the previous ordinance would have accom-.,.__ plished that if it had been enforced. She does not wish to lose the right~ restore an older vehicle on her own property and she does not feel that/Vehi- cle should require insurance or licensing until it is ready for the street. (b) Ray Barlow, 3120 South Delaware, presented petitions on behalf of Steve Puryear containing 27 signatures requesting Co_JAncil to aaend Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1991, with reference to terelict/Jk)bby vehicles. He com- mented that all of the people he had talked"to viewed the new derelict/hobby vehicle provisions as unfair. Defense of the ordinance was offered by Council Metlbers Clayton and Bullock. Council Nellber Hathaway explained that this legislation was passed as part of a total package, and the specific problems with this section can be reviewed and refined. It was pointed out that there -1 ~ 1s considerable support in the coaunity for getting rid of junk cars. In response to Council Nellber Habenicht's c011111nts, City Manager Fraser indicated staff will be presenting rec011111nd1tions to Council /llid-Septellber in study session. The derelict vehicle issue was further debated by Mr. Barlow. (c) Joe Macaluso, 4068 South Washington, turned in petitions with 20 s1il1tures requ1sting Cqf,lncil to aaend Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1991, with reference to &a,relict/Jlebby vehicles. Ht questioned how the City plans to enforce the ordinance. City Manager Fraser explained enforceaent procedures. 8. Coaun1cat1ons and Procl-t1ons (a) COIIICIL IIElaEll IIAWY IMID, -IT IIU SECWD, TO ACCEPT 111TH IIEAT IELUCT•E THE m1•n• Of -T TIIINIIA FD THE DIILEMOOD DOIIITM DEYELOfllUIT MITNOllff. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Nlllbtrs Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (b) COIIICIL IIElaEll IIAWY IMID, -IT 1115 SECaED, TO ACCEPT 111TH DUP IDIETS THE m1•n• Of UYII STEELE FD THE DIILEMOOD DOIIITM DEYtLOfllUIT M1TN011n. Ayes: Council Nabers Gulley, Hlth•ay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Hlbtntcht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Counc11~Hathaway requested that the letter accepting tht resignation also ext ratulations to Nr. Stttle for his opportunity to open a new Safeway store n Littleton. 9. Public 111a,1111 No public hearing was scheduled before Council. • • . , .. I . • • , ·' \ , - \ _ • • . ' • '· ------------~-~----- Englewood City Council Minutes Sept .. ber 3, 1991 -Page 3 10. Approval on Second Reading COIIICIL MENIER HATIWIAY MOVED, -IT IIAS SECCll>ED, TO APPROVE ON SECOII> READ- ING MEll>A ITEIIS 10 (a) 11llOUIH (c) AS FOLLOIIS: (a) ORDINANCE NO. 51, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 40, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LEASE BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLWOOD AND SWEDISH MOB Ill PARTNERSHIP, LTD., TO OBTAIN AIRSPACE OVER PUBLIC STREETS. (b) ORDINANCE NO. 52, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 56, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER GULLEY) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LICENSE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD) FOR ENCLOSING ANO CROSSING THE CITY DITCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING AN EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING PARK-N-RIDE. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 53, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE STATE OF COLORADO HIGHWAY DE- PARTMENT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR A TRAFFIC FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY 285, FROM SOUTH SANTA FE TO BROADWAY. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council .....,_rs Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 11. ONltnances, lfloluttons 1M llottons (a) Director Esterly presented a recOlllltftdation froa the Oepart .. nt of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance authorizing the sale of the City's 9rN11house property located at 2540 Mest Union Avenue. Mr. Esterly stated one bid had been received froa llaste Nan14J811811t of Denver-South 1n the aaount of S140,000. The City Clerk was asked to read Council 8111 Mo. 59, ent 1tled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 59, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, SA10 PROPERTY BEING C(Nl)NlY REFERRED TO AS TH£ &REElltOUSE All> LOCATED AT 2540 WEST UNION AVENUE, ENGLE1'000, COLORADO. COUICIL ... CLAYT• MVED, -IT IIAS SUCIIID, TO APNOVt MID ITEM ll(a) • COUICIL IILL ID. II. Council .._.r Hathaway sU999sted aaendi"9 the Council 8111 to state the pur - chase price. Council lltllbtr Clayton ,reed to thts as a •friendly aaendllent .• A nw section idtnttfted as Section •1 added to Council 8111 No . 59 as follows: • • •. • I. • • .. I ]- • \. • • • '· Englewood Ctty Council Ntnutes Sept .. ber 3, 1991 -Page 4 SECTION 5. PURCHASE PRICE TO IE $140,000. Ayes: Nays: Motton carried; reading. Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None ~\ Council 8111 ,o. 59, as amended, was approved Bullock, on first (b) A rec01111endatton fr011 the Department of Financial Services to set a public hearing date for the 1992 Budget and the Highway User Trust Fund on Septetlber 16, 1991 was considered. CCIIIICIL IIEIIID HATHAIIAY IIDVED, AM> IT IIAS SECONDED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEAii• DATE FOi THE 1H2 IUDIET AM> THE HI .. Y USO TIUST F1IID ON SEPTEIIIER H, lttl, AT 7:30 P.N. City Manager Fraser 1nforaect Council that City Hall will n111atn open on Sep- tetlber 16, 1991, with an open house COllllenctng at 4:00 p.a., which will pro- vide an opportunity for interested citizens to visit the various offices and to seek tnforaatton concerning the proposed budget. Responding to a question by Council Mellber Habenicht concerning the Highway Users Trust Fund, Nr. Fraser clartfted that the City ts required by state statute to hold this publ tc hearing to sol tctt publ tc c01111ents on the use of the funds recet,..... Vt> J4 froa the State. Vote results: ~es: Nays: Motton carried. Counctl Nellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 12 . .._.,1 Dtscusston (1) Mayor's Choice ( t) Mayor Van Dyke provided an update on the sertes of •et tngs wtth Senator Brown and Congressaan Schaefer concerning the SUPERFUll>/Lowry Landfill tssue. She and Counctl Nellber Clayton agreed that the aeettngs have been beneftctal and enltghtentng for the offtctals who have attended. (b) Counctl Nellber' s Chotce (t) Counctl Nellber Gulley •;e concerning the derel tct vehicle t11ue, offering to .. t with staff the ftnaltzatton of appropriate enforc-nt. (ft) Counctl Nellber Hath1Way spoke briefly concerning an art tcle which appeared tn the Rocky Mountain News reprdtng RT0 1 1 MC proposal. ( ft t) Counctl Nellber Wt91tn1 expressed 111Prectatton through Direc - tor Esterly ,to the s ... rvtsor of the 11911 shop for ..,rt•tt119 'and 110U11ttng a street stgn at hts request. He tnqutred about the dates of ll.C's Congress of • ----------·- •, ' I. • t --. I - • Englewood City Council Minutes Sept811ber 3. 1991 -Page 5 .. "' -• • Cities Conference in Las Vegas, and was inforaed the conference is scheduled for December 12-16, 1991. Registration and travel were briefly discussed. (iv) Council Metlber Habenicht stated the Library renovations are c0111plete and very iapressive. The ingress/egress gates were discussed. Ms. Habenicht suggested that signage be provided on the outside of the C01N11Unity RoOII door inviting the public to join Council during the study sessions. (v) Council Metlber Clayton expressed appreciation to City Manager Fraser and staff for preparation of the 1992 proposed operating budget; he c01111ented upon its conciseness and its readability. Council Metlber Hathaway concurred. Mr. Clayton explained to Council he will be discussing with~eep Aller1can Beautiful C011111ss1on his •personal perspective• concerning · the .,nic1pal soltd waste study; he stated he would be certain the C011111ssion un- derstands he ts not representing Council tn thts tssue. (vt) Council Mellber Bullock offered several iteas: 1. He advised he is circulating an initiative and referend1111 petition rela- tive to Council travel. 2. He requested a copy of the City's personnel rules and regulations with regard to h1r1ng and f1r1ng. 3. He c0111111nted upon the presentation by the consultants Knight-Ross. 4. He COllllllnted upon the study session presentation by the Building Division and questioned 1ts purpose. 5. He stated he had been asked to l*'sue with Council the review of the con- t 1nued need of the Englewood DolfntCMI Developaent Authority which. according to his source. aay have reached 1ts ••1-effective l tfe. This was dis- cussed further and the •tter wtll be rev1ewd 1n the future. 13. Ctty lllnal8f''I leport (a) Nr. Fraser transattted coptes of The EnalllfOOd Cit 1zen which con- tains tnforaatton about the budget. 14 . Ctty Attomey'1 leport (a) Nr. Dell1tt advised Council that the EPA has coapleted tts COll- prehenstve audit of the Bt -C1ty operations . (b) He stated a aeet1ng has been scheduled with J1• Schearer, EPA, for Sept811ber 13, 1991 retardi119 Nuntctpal Settleaent Policy 1n the sludge issues . (c) He discussed briefly .,nicipal enforc-nt of ltquor code vioh - t ions, especially wtth retard to use of alcoholtbever199s by ainors. (d) He advised that notice has been served on Pennhouse Apart.mnts with retard to Buildt119 Code violations whtch are health and safety related. . ' .. I· • 0 , ]- • Englewood City Council Minutes Septlllber 3, 1991 -Page 6 ·., (. • ,.. • • (e) Mr. DeWitt referred briefly to construction on Santa Fe (railroad spur relocation between Haapden and Belleview). (f) With regard to doaestic violence cases, he advised that his staff is reviewing and reevaluating the current trend of violations which are now occuring uongst the •iddle-incoae class. He inforad Council that enforce- aent is bec011ing 110re C011Plex, defenses are 110re sophisticated, and the need for investigation is aore apparent. )) (g) Mr. DeWitt presented infon11tion about the settl~ and release agreeaent with Martin Manufacturing C011Pany, and requestd a aotion for approval. CGUIICIL IIEIIID RLOCIC IIMD, -IT IMS SUOIIDED, TO UP10Yt THE 5mLEIEIIT -IELEASE MIEEIIBIJ IIITN MDII WACTURI• CC11PM1Y. Ayes: Council Mellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Nays: Habenicht, Van Dyke None Abstain: Notion carried. Council Mlllber Gulley Council Mellber Gulley was asked to explain her reason for abstaining; she stated she was uninforad about the aatter and did not wish to vote on that basts. City Attorney DeWitt offered the acceptable reasons for abstentions, adding, however, that a council lllllber aay be excused froa voting with unani-110us approval of the other lllllbers of City Council. MYOI VM DYU IIMD, -n ~ SECGIIIED, TO M:Cm THE AISTAIII• VOTE OF CGUIICIL IIEIIID RUY II THE ~I WACTURI• c•an srTTI.W. Ayes: Council Nlabers Hathaway, lfiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke lays: lone Notion carried; abstention stands. ••••• City .......,_r Fraser advised that througll a cooperative effort with the School District, the City has been asked to display SClllt of its equi1111111t at the high school footlNill , ... Friday evening, Septlllber 6, 1111, as a part of •[ngle-wod light.· ••••• 15. MjOUl'lalftt CGUIICIL IIEIIID RLOCIC IIMD TO..... The ... ting adjourned at 9:00 p.•. ctty c1erli • I •. .. I. • - - • • \.~--- • ·, • <. ----------------------- ENILElfOCIO CITY COUNCIL ENILElfOCIO I AUPAHOE CCIIIITY I COLOUDO htular Session Sept-.r 3, lttl 1. Call to Order The regular aeeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:35 p.a. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Nlllber Bullock. 3. Pled .. of Allettance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. 11o11 can Present: Council .....,.rs Hathaway, Gulley, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: A quorum was present. Also present: 5. lltnutes None City Nallager Fraser City Attorney Dlllitt Assistant City Nanager Nartin City Clerk Crow Director Esterly, Public Works (a) CGUIICIL .... 111•1• .... -IT IMS SUGIIIID, TO APP1DWt TIil IIIIIITU OF TIil .. , M IIUTI• o, -..Y II, 1111. Ayes: Council Nlllbers &lllley, Hath-.,, lliggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dytte Nays: None Notion carried. 6. PN-1c11Nuled Vtsttors There were no pre -scheduled visitors. 7. lon-lcllNuled Vtsttors .. I. • • , I - • • "' - • I~ • \. -~-·~-~~-------- Englewood City Council Minutes Septeaber 3, 1991 -Page 2 (a) (b) ;' Betty Acker, 3140 South Delaware TAP~ 9t ) i,.. Ray Barlow, 3120 South Delawar4:,~-41="' (c) Joe Macaluso, 'lol,8 S,,,aJ,, ~-~ 8. C-..nications and Proclaations (a) COUNCIL NEMER HATIWIAY IIMD, -IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO ACCEPT 111TH &REAT RELUCT•E THE RESI-TION Of IIALT TOIINIKA FRON THE ENILElfOOO DOIINTOIIN DEYELOPNENT AUTHORin. Ayes: Nays: Council Metlbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke None Motion carried. (b) COUNCIL NEIIIER HATIWIAY MOVED, -IT IIAS SECOIIDED, TO ACCEPT WITH DEEP REIIETS THE RESI-TION OF IEYII fflELE FRON THE DIILElfOOO DOIINTOIIN DEVELOPNEIIJ AUTHORln. Ayes: Council NNbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Council Neaber Hathaway requested that the letter accepting the resignation also off•"" congratulations to Mr. Steele for his opportunity to open a new Safeway store in Littleton. 9. Pultltc lllartnt No public hearing was scheduled before Council. 10. .,,,_,1 on Second INclint COUIICIL IIElarl MWY IIMD, -IT 1111 SECIIIID, TO APPIOVE ON SECCN» READ- 1• --ITDS 10 (a) TNIIUIN (c) AS FIU.Ma (a) ORDINANCE NO. 51, SERIES Of 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 40, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL NEMBER HATIWMY) ENTITLED: Al ORDINANCE APPROVING A LEASE BETW£E1 THE CITY Of ENGLWOOO MO Sll£D1SH NOB 111 PARTNERSHIP, LTD., TO OBTAIN AIRSPACE OWER IIUILIC STREETS . (b) ORDIIIMCE NO. 52, SERIES Of 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 56 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL N£NBER GULLEY) ENTITLED : . . ) ' ' , •' \ ' I • • t .. I . • , 7 ]- • • • I• • (, \.--·---~--------- AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A LICENSE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT (RTD) FOR ENCLOSING AND CROSSING THE CITY DITCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING AN EXPANSION OF AN EXISTING PARK-N-RIDE. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 53, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 58, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK) ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE STATE OF COLORADO HIGHWAY DE- PARTMENT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR A TRAFFIC FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COLORADO STATE HIGHWAY 285, FROM SOUTH SANTA FE TO BROADWAY. Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None 11 • Ordt nuas, leso 1 ut tons and llot 1 ons ,t.. (a) Director Esterly presented a Y-nc1ation froa the Depart111ent of Public Works to adopt a bill for an ~n7"ce authorizing the sale of the City's greenhouse property located ll 2540 West Union Avenue. Mr. Esterly stated one btd had been received froa Waste Manageaent of Denver-South in the aaount of $140,000. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 59, entitled: # COUNCIL BILL NO. 59, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER; (//A.,,t(fll A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY, SAID PROPERTY BEING COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE GREENHOUSE ANO LOCATED AT 2540 WEST UNION AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. Council Nlllber Hathaway suggested aanding the Council Btll to state the pur- chase price. Council Nlllber Clayton ,,-eel to thts as a •friendly ... nc111ent.• A new section tdetlttfted as Section was lclded to Council Bill No. 59 as follows: IECTI• I. PIWSE PIie£ TO K $140,000. Ayes: Council Nlllbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yan Dyke Nays: None Motton carried; Council 1111 no. 59, as ... nded, was approved on first reading. (b) A recoalftdatton froe the Departaent of Ftnanctal Services to set a publ tc hearing date for the 1992 Budget and the HttMfay User Trust Fund on Sept..,.r 16, 1991 was considered • • I .. I. • 0 - • • • • t~ • ---------· - COUNCIL MENIER HATIWIAY MOVED, AND IT IIAS SECCN>ED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR THE 1992 IIUDIET AND THE HIHAY USER TRUST FIN> ON SEPTEMBER 16, 1991, AT 7:30 P.N. City Manager Fraser infonned Council that City Hall will remain open on Sep- teinber 16, 1991, with an open house c011111encing at 4:00 p.m., which will pro- vide an opportunity for interested citizens to visit the various offices and to seek infonaation concerning the proposed budget. Responding to a question by Council Mellber Habenicht concerning the Highway Users Trust Fund, Mr. Fraser clarified that the City is required by state statute to hold this public hearing to solicit public coaents on the use of the funds receipted frOII the State. ICALLY THEY ARE TWO PIECES. WE'RE REQUIRED UNDER PROVISIONS OF STATUTE TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE USE OF FUNDS RELATED TO R THE STATE TO THE PUBLIC HIGHWAY USERS TRUST FUND, AND WE HAY T THAT WE'VE HAD SUCH PUBLIC HEARING AND THAT IT INCLll>ED THE SO ENTS ON THE USE OF THOSE MONIES. IT'S A RECORD KEEPING PIECE RE T STATE LEGISLATION. Vo -i e "'J.w It :. . Ayes: Council Mellbers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Notion carried . 12. leneral D1lcuss1on (a) Mayor's Choice ( i) Mayor Van Dyke provtded an update on the sertes of aeet ings wtth Senator Br«MI and Congressaan Schaefer concemtng the SUPERFUND/Lowry Landftll tssue . She and Counctl Nlllber Clayton agreed that the aeettngs have been beneftctal and enltghtentng for the officials who have attended. (b) Counci 1 Nellber' s Chotce (t) Council Nlllber Gulley spoke concerning the derelict vehicle issue, offering to ... t with staff tn the finalization of appropriate enforc-nt. ( 11) Council Nlaber Hathaway spoke briefly concemtng an article whtch appeared tn the Rocky Nountatn News regarding RTD's MC proposal . (111) Council Nlaber Wtggtns expressed appreciation through Direc - tor Esterly to the supervisor of the sign shop for reprinting and aounttng 1 street sign at his request. He tnqutred about the dates of NLC 's Congress of Ctttes Conference tn Las V99as, and was tnforllld the conference ts scheduled for Deceaber 12 ·16, 1991. R89tstratton and travel were briefly discussed. (1v) Council Nlllber Habenicht stated the Library renovations are coaplete and very 111Pre ss tve. The ingress/99ress gates were discussed . Ms. • • .. I. • . \ ' I ' - - • • • • t• • COIIICIL IIEIIIER HATIWIAY IIOVED, NI> IT WAS SECOll>ED, TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR THE 1992 IUDIET NI> THE HIHAY USER TRUST FIN) ON SEPTEIIIER 16, 1991, AT 7:30 P.11. City Manager Fraser infonaed Council that City Hall will remain open on Sep- telllber 16, 1991, with an open house cOIIIM!ncing at 4:00 p.m., which will pro- vide an opportunity for interested citizens to visit the various offices and to seek infonaation concerning the proposed budget. Responding to a question by Council Mellber Habenicht concerning the Highway Users Trust Fund, Mr. Fraser clarified that the City 1s required by state statute to hold this public hearing to solicit public coaents on the use of the funds receipted frOIII the State. FRASER: ICALLY THEY ARE TWO PIECES. WE'RE REQUIRED UNDER PROVISIONS OF STATUTE TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE USE OF FUNDS RELATED TO R THE STATE TO THE PUBLIC HIGHWAY USERS TRUST FUii>, NI> WE HAY THAT WE'VE HAD SUCH PUBLIC HEARING NI> THAT IT INCLUDED THE ENTS ON THE USE OF THOSE DIES. IT'S A RECORD KEEPING PIECE RE T STATE LEGISLATION. Ve-le rt'~" H ) . Ayes: Nays: Motion carried. 12. leneral Dtsc:usston Council llelll>ers Gulley, Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (a) Mayor's Choice ( 1) Mayor Van Dyke provided an update on the sertes of aeet tngs with Senator BnMI and Congres111111 Schaefer concemtng the SUPERFUfl>/Lowry Landfill tssue. She and Council .....,.r Clayton agreed that the aeettngs have been beneficial and enlt9htentng for the offtctals who have attended. (b) Council Nellber's Choice (1) Council Mellber Gulley spoke concerning the derelict vehicle issue, offering to ... t wtth staff tn the ftnaltzation of appropriate enforc-nt. ( ti) Council Mellber Hathaway spoke briefly concerning an article which appeared tn the Rocky Mountain News revardtng RTD's MC proposal . (ttt) Council Mellber lfi19tns expressed appreciation throuvh Direc - tor Esterly to the supervisor of the stvn shop for reprinting and aounting a street st9n at hts request. He tnqutred about the dates of NLC's Congress of Cities Conference tn Las Vevas, and was tnfonlld the conference ts scheduled for Decltlber 12-16, 1991. Revistratton and travel were briefly discussed. (tv) Council Mellber Habenicht stated the Library renovations are coaplete and very tapresstve. The tngress/evress gates were discussed. Ms. -. . " - • . I . • • - • • • • ... Habenicht suggested that signage be provided on the outside of the Community Room door inviting the public to join Council during the study sessions. (v) Council Mellber Clayton expressed appreciation to City Manager Fraser and staff for preparat 1 on of the 1992 proposed operat 1 ng budget; he conwented upon its conciseness and its readability. Council Mellber Hathaway concurred. Mr. Clayton explained to Council he will be discussing with Keep Allertcan Beautiful Co..tsston his •personal perspective• concerning the 11Unictpal solid waste study; he stated he would be certain the Coanission un- derstands he ts not representing Council in this issue. (vi) Council Metlber Bullock offered several items: 1. He advised he ts circulating an initiative and referendu• petition rela- tive to Council travel. 2. He requested a copy of the City's personnel rules and regulations with regard to hiring and firing. 3. He coaaented upon the presentation by the consultants Knight-Ross. 4. He coaaented upon the study session presentation by the Building Division and questioned its purpose. "' - 5. He stated he had been asked to persue with Council the review o~lJl,1J9.n-,., I, ,s ttnued need of the Englewood DowntOIIIII Developaent Authority -'itch liay"'"lli'w ~",c~ reached its aax111U11 effective life. This was discussed further and l\;e aatter will be reviewed in the future. 13. City lllnalff'I leport (a) Nr. Fraser transattted copies of The Englewood Citizen which con - tains inforaatton about the budget. 14. Ctty Attorney's leport (a) Nr. DeWitt advised Council that the EPA has ~,!:' tts prehenstve audit of the 81-Ctty operations. CN· OtlffU: THE EPA HAS CCIIPLETED A CCIIPREHENSIVE AUDIT Of TN£ II -CITY OPERA - llGIIS_NI> GENERALLY THE VERBAL COIIIENTS MER£ THAT IT IMS AN EXCEL - LENT REVl'tr. -H'~ ALSO THE LIKELIHOOO THAT THER£ MY 8( AN OPPOR · TUNITY FOR JOINT VENTUR[-W CITY ATI«-EY'S OFFICE AlfJ THE EPA WITH R£SPECT TO CERTAIN ENFORC VITl[S WITH RESPECT TO PIOPERTY OWNERS OUTSIDE THE CITY IOUNDUJES . ING FORIIARD TO THIS OPPORTUNITY AlfJ YOU CAN BELIEVE NE 11£ WILL PE PORTUNITY WITH GR£AT DILEGENCE AND HOPEFUlLY IT WILL BEAR FRUIT F THE CITY IN DE THAN JUST CCWLIANCE WITH ENFORCENENT . (b) i =t{ng has been scheduled with Ji• ilMer 'fot ~tlllber 13 , 1991 regarding Nunt c tpal Settl...,.t Policy tn the sludge \Issues . f A 1 ,;•~J,t . ' I. • , - • • • • ,. ------- DEWITT: ANOTH SSUE WITH RESPECT TO EPA, IS THAT WE ARE HAVING A MEETING, MY OFFIC HAVING A MEETING WITH JIM SCHEER ON THE 13TH ALONG WITH SOME 0TH ORNEYS WITH RESPECT TO THE MUNICIPAL SETTLEMENT POLICY. SOMEHOW, WE MAY AGAIN, REMEMBER BY THREE-PRONGED APPROACH ON THIS, WE'VE FORKS OUT THERE ALL THE TIME AND YOU KNOW, WE'RE SWINGING THA RD FORK AROUND AND WE MAY BE STICKING IT IN THE RIGHT PLACE BECA E'RE GETTING A MEETING, AND WE'LL DISCUSS WITH JIM SCHEER MUNICIPAL TLEMENT IN THE SLUDGE ISSUES. OF COURSE, WE STILL HAVE THE ISSUE RESPECT TO ACCE, THAT IS HOUSEHOLD WASTE, BUT WE'RE GOING TO C NUE TO PERSUE THAT. THAT'S JUST COME UP. (c) He discussed briefly •nicipal enforceaent of liquor code viola- tions, especially with regard to use of alcohol beverages by ainors. DEWITT: ANOTHER E THAT COMING UP All> I KNOW THAT COUNCIL HAS BEEN SOME- WHAT INTERE IN THIS IN THE PAST IS MUNICIPAL ENFORCEMENT Of LIQUOR CODE VI CIIS. THE DIRECT FOCUS AT THE PRESENT TIME IS ON MIUS' USE Of Al BEVERAGES. WE HAVE RECEIVED A NOTICE FROM THE STATE DEPARMNT REVEIIIE LIQUOR CODE ENFORCEMENT THAT THEY'RE MAKING A NEV All> ERTED EFFORT TO ENFORCE THE PROHOBI- TICII OF SALE TO MIU$ All> TH OUR COOPERATICII IN THIS EFFORT All> YOU KNOW, WE'RE KIND OF AT TH £SENT TIME MAKING SURE THAT WE HAVEN'T LET DOIIN OUR GUARD IN THIS THAT WE WILL PERSUE VIOLA- TICIIS WHERE, WE WILL PERSUE SITUATION ERE WE KNOW MIUS HAVE CCIISUMED ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE. IF YOU HAVE MY QUESTICIIS ON THAT OR MY CCIIMENTS, 1 'D I( HAPPY TO ENTER INTO A DIAI.OUGE WITH YOU ON THAT SUBJECT. (d) He advised that notice has ....... served OJI Pennh'41se AHrllllllts witll _ .I regard to Building Code violations~~ ~ • '°"I~ ~,. · DEVIT : THER CIIE IS THE ISSU£ Of THE P£111tOUSE APARMNTS. YOU'RE SCIIE - WITH VIOLATICIIS Of PAST All> PRESENT BUILDING CODE PUISICIIS. T THESE ARE HEALTH All> SAFETY RELATED. r,,·,11 111£ BELIEVE THEY Alt£ SUall ICE, I BELIEVE, IMS ACTUALLY '\I' SERVED CII PEllltOUSE THIS AFTE .. , IS AFT[ .. , I UNDER -r,/': STOOD FD DISCUSSICIIS THIS IIJIIIING THAT IN FINAL FORM ~ V THIS IIJIIIING All> WOULD BE SERVED THIS AFTEINXJN. , 'S JUST A ,,,/1)f-"t' MTTER Of TINE IEFORE THAT IS ACTUALLY OUT THERE CII THE ST ... J tf,;,; ~ <•> ,.~~~· '·~~~-~"'· ·'i ~~~.A.,._(~~ DEWITT : WI CT TO SMT~TRUCTICII, I HAVE GIVEN YOU THAT INF CII . (f) With regard to doatsllc violence, he inforwd Council # ~ DEWITT : THE Olltftl THING THAT YOU SHOUt.O BE MMR£ Of IS DONESTIC VIOLENCE, VIOLATICIIS Alt£...IECCIUNG DE All> DE SOPHISTICATED All THE TINE. AH, WHAT 111£'RE F~. '!f ... lS ... '!ftAT, IS THAT lll('RE STARTING TO OW. WITH DE NIDOLE 1.~ltSONS RATHER THAN THOSE WHO MAY I. • 0 , - - • • • • B ON THE FRINGES OF POVERTY. All> WE'RE Flll>ING OUT THAT THE IM· PL TIONS OF M ACTION CM BE EXTREMELY SEVERE. IN OTHER IIORDS, SOME E SENT TO JAIL OR SONEONE HAS A SIGNIFICANT PENAL TY IMPOSED, THEY LOSE A JOB THAT NEANS SCIIETHING. WE'RE ll>T TALKING ABOUT SONEON lltO'S WORKING ON, FOR JUST, YOU ICJIJII, MINIMIII WAGE. MD WE'RE L-ING AT THIS MD WE'RE TRYING TO ADJUST OUR APPROACH OF DEALING IIHH IT SO THAT WE'RE, WE'RE CLEAR IN THE INTENT OF DCIIES- TIC VIOLEltS.., THAT'S ENFORCBDT, CONSISTCNT ENFORCEMENT, NO BACK- ING OUT BECAUSE, YOU ICJIJII, IN THE CASES THAl WE'RE FINDING NOW BOTH PARTIES REALtZE THEY HAVE M ECONONIC BASE TO LOSE. SO WE'RE TRYING TO DEAL 111TH THAT SUBJECT AS WELL. BULLOCK: THERE'S AUIAYS IEEIDI> DETENTION All> WORK PROlilWIS, IS THERE NOT, THAT IE CCIUlD IIIUlDT AT THE •ICIPAL LEVEL SUIILAR TO IIHAT'S IEING INPLENENTm AT THE STATE LEVEL? DEIIITI: MELL, YOU ICIIJII, TH0e ME 11111V STlal\S THAT CM BE ASSOCIATED TO A SITUATION LIKE A tcllfiCTION CM •1NG THAT WULD CERTAINLY, YOU ICIIJII, IE CM IE FLEXlltl IUT THE EIIPLOYER NIIHT VERY WELL NOT BE FLEXIBLE. M EIIPLOYER N"9ff STMT TO LOOK AT THIS PERD AS BEING IIISUITMLE FOR CERTAIN Kl-.,S OF EIIPLOYNENT. YOU REJEaER THE GRAY CASE OVER II CHERRY HILLS f;THE PERD LITERALLY ICll>CICm THE LIVING MYLIIHTS OUT OF THE 'S WIFE All> I BELIEVE HE IIIUII) UP 111TH ATIENPTm MURDER CHM&E Ml) HE PLm &UILDING, _, HE'S NOW SERVING 40 YEARS II THE STA __ PEI. THAT'S THE ULTIMTE KIii> Of SITUATION, IUT YOU ICIIJII, IE'~, DEALING 111TH KIii> OF THE NIIIOl.E CWS, HERE. IIEII£ A LOSS OF l D CM MICE M IMPACT CII IIHAT THEY'RE 001•, SO WE'RE LOOKI• Agt THIS _, WE'RE DEALING 111TH IIJRE SOPHISTICATm TYPES OF DEFEIISE, IE DEAi.i• 111TH SIIOUSES D WHO ARE NllllNG ECOIIINIC DECISICIIS IA TIN PIIMMTIC DECISICIIS, YOU ICIIJII, WE'RE JUST STUDYI• THE IIHDl.E lip. WE'RE KIii> OF 801• INTO M ADWMCm STA&£ OF DCIIESTIC VIOLENCE, _, ME DCll'T ICIIJII HOii IT'S 801NG TO SHAKE OUT. HAIEIIICHT: WELL, I JUST 1M11T TO MICE SUIE TIMT YOU r!!tT SUIIUTING THAT MID· Dl.E CUSS DCIIESTIC VIOLENCE IS ... TOL~\ TIN THE LCIID CLASS. 111'5115: AFFI .. TIVE. I'll 111TH YOU THERE. DEIIITI: I 'N ... 111'5115: IT SHOULD BE EQUAL All THE MlY AIIIUIID. DEIIJTI: All I 'II SAYING ••• HABENICHT: THIS REALLY CCIICEMS NE. DEIIITI: All I 'N SAVI• IS THAT THE PUPLE IIIVOLvtD II A DCIIESTIC VIDLEICE SITUATICII Alt£ 1111£ IIDIOPOATIVE, THEY Alt£ SINTER -AIU TO HIDE THE FACTS OF THE CASE II A 1111£ SOfNISTICATED IWIIIER. TNEst fEOPt.E Alt£ Nllll• A DECISICII TIMT IIILL PUT, THAT Fm THEIi THAT THEY CM CCIITIDL, Al.THDUIN THEY MVEJl'T CCIITIDlLED IT VERY IELL CUE WE'VE ~-. . .. . , • ~ . ' • • • (!) • - - • • • • <. GOTTEN INVOLVED. l'M SAYING THAT THE ENFORCEMENT OF THIS AREA IS BECOMING MORE COMPLEX. THE NEED FOR INVESTIGATION IS BECOMING MORE APPARENT. AND I'M SAYING THAT EVERYONE HAS A LOT MORE TO LOSE. SO WE'RE, YOU KNOW THE DEFENSES ARE MUCH MORE SOPHISTICATED ANO SO YOU KNOW, THE ANTE GOES UP. HABENICHT: HAT'S MUCH MORE ACCEPTABLE THAN WHAT I WAS THINKING I WAS HEARING. YOU. DEWITT: WELL, YOU KNOW, l'M TELLING YOU THAT PEOPLE, I ME"4 .. HABENICHT: ARE BET DEWITT: C x.lGGINS: ~HATHAWAY, DEWITT: HAVE MORE TO LOSE, MORE TO LOSE ANO THE ANTE GOES UP. THAT'S WHAT I WAN I MIGHT ADO THAT BASE STATISTICS BY THE COLORADO DOMESTIC VIO- LENCE COALITION, WE'RE ALONE IN THAT REGARD. THE MAJORITY OF THE OOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN E STATE RIGHT NOii IS IN THAT MIDDLE CLASS CATEGORY ANO I DON'T IF THAT'S BECAUSE All OF A SUDDEN THERE IS AN OUTLET TO PROSEC OR NOT, I DON'T KNOii IF THAT'S THE CASE. BUT THAT IS THE STAT ICS THAT ARE CURRENTLY SHOWING ANO THAT DOESN'T MEAN IT'S ANY TOLERABLE OR ANYTHING ELSE, IT'S STATEWIDE ANO THAT SEEMS TO BE I , ANO WHETHER All OF A SUDDEN MIDOLE CLASSES ARE REPORTING IT MORE, 'T KNOii. THEY HAVEN'T EXACTLY FIGURED OUT A TREND EITHER, BUT I THERE. I THlflC MAYBE WE'RE REALLY TALKING ABOUT UPPER MIDDLE CLASS. THAT'S WHERE WE'RE .... HATHAWAY: I THINK THAT'S IN GENERAL. BUT THE POINT JS, THING, IT'S NOT (g) Mr. Dellttt presented tnforaatton about the settl .. nt and release agre .. nt wtth Narttn Nanufacturtng Coapany, and requestd a aotton for approval. COIIICIL NENIO U LOClt IIDVED, _, IT IMS KCGIIID, TO APNOVt THE SETTLEIIEIIT _, ULEASE MIEDIEIIT WITH IIIITII ... AClllll• allNIIY. Ayes: Council Nellbers Hathaway, Wtggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Abstain: Council Nlaber Gulley Council Mellber Gulley .. s asked to explain her reason for abstatntng; she stated she was untnforlltd about the .. tter and dtd not wtsh to vote on that bas ts. Ct ty Attorney Delft tt offered the acceptab 1 e reasons for abs tent tons, adding, however, that a council lllllber aay be excused froa voting wtth unant - aous approval of the other lllllbers of Ctty Council. . . .. I . • .. , ·' ,_ ., , I - - • ,. • • ... IIAYOI VM DYKE IIDVED, -IT IMS SEcaa,, TO ACCEPT TIE AISTAIII• VOTE OF COIIICIL IIEIIIEl RUY II THE IIATIII IWIFACTU11• CGIIPMY SETTLEIIEIIT. ~es: Council Nellbers Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motton carried; abstention stands. The aotton approving the Martin Settleaent and Release Agreeaent carried. • •••• City Manager Fraser advised that through a cooperative effort with the School District, the City has been asked to display SCIIII of its equipaent at the high school football g ... Friday evening, Septllllber 6, 1991, as a part of •Engle-wood Night.• ••••• 1s. M.tounant COIIICIL NElaEI •LOCI am TO ..... The .. ttng adjourned at 9:00 p.a. Ctty Clerk .. . . ' •. • I. . ]- ·, <. • • C. • ... 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