HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-04-16 (Regular) Meeting AgendaApril 16, 1990
Regular City Council Meeting
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1. Call to Order
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Re ular Session
April 16, 1990
The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.m .
2 . Invocation
The invocation was given by Eugenia Gamble, Pa stor of Englewood First Pres -byterian Church.
3. Pledtt of Alleg iance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke.
4 . Roll Call
Present:
Absent :
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Council He111bers Hathavay, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
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Ci ty Manager Fras r
Assistant City A torn y Grl
City Cl rk Crov
Olr ctor Fond a , Utllf 1 s D part nt
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(i) Mayor Van Dyke made the following statement concerning the purported default of the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority bonds:
"As most of you are now probably aware, the Englewood
Urban Renewal Authority has i nformed its bondholders that
revenues from the Downtown Deve 1 opment project wi 11 prob -
ably not be sufficient to pay the debt owed on the bonds
used to finance the downtown project . These bonds -
totaling S30,180,000 -were issued in 1985 and were used to
pay for the improvements to little Dry Creek, the construc-
tion of the Plaza at U.S. 285 and Broadway , and the ac -
quisition of land for retail and other co11111ercial develop -
ment. Today, thanks to the Urban Renewal Authority and the
City working together, we have an award winning water fea-
ture in our downtown and have eliminated the threat of a
100-year flood to our downtown businesses, to Cinderella City and to a large number of homes .
"At the same time, however, we are all concerned that
projected revenue from new development have not met our
expectations. The bonds that were issued by the EURA were
to be paid for solely with property and sales tax incremen-
tal revenue within the urban renewal distri ct. This di s-
trict is primarily within our current downtown and on the
south side of U.S. 285 near Ho.e Club and the former
Buyer 's Club. A revenue base was established in 1982 and
any sales or property tax revenue over the base was pledged
to pay the bonds . No other revenue is pledged .
"Si nce these revenue s are below expectation, the Au -
thority decided to inform all of its bondholders . The City
of Englewood is not a party to the bonds and fs under no obligation o help pay for the bonds .
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"While we are all concerned, and we all want to be
part of the solution, we must put the Englewood citizen
first . We will continue to support the Authority to assist
them in ways consistent with our first obligation to the Englewood citizen."
Mayor Van Dyke assured the audience that if anyone present wished to discuss
this subject they would be given an opportunity to do so under the Non -scheduled Visitors section .
(b) Council Member 's Choice
(i) Council Member Bullock suggested that the City provide a col -
1 aborat i ve 1 etter in support of the efforts of Gary Kozacek to establish a
Teen leisure Center to be located in Englewood. The letter would indicate
public support of the center and assist Mr. Kozacek to secure funding. After discussion,
COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROVIDE A COLLABORATIVE
LETTER OF SUPPORT FROM THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL FOR THE YOUTH TEEN LEISURE COlTER (TLC).
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays:
Motion carried. None
(ii) A resolution reappointing Vincent Atencio as an Associate Munic ip al Judge was assigned a nu.ber and read by title :
RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION FOR REAPPOINTMENT OF VINCENT ATENCIO AS AN ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
COUNCIL Mfii£R IUllOCK NOVED, MD IT WAS SECOM»m, TO APPROVE RESOlUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1990.
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Counc 1 bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wfgg ns, Bullock, Cleyton, Hab nlcht, Van Oy t
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(t A resolu to ruppo nling Trtc y M. Porter as an A scx:fat nlctpal Ju was a sf ned a n r end read by title:
R OlUTI 35, ERIES 0 1990
R APPO!NTM T 0 TRACEY M. PORTER AS AN ASSOCIAT MUNI CIPAL
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Ayes:
Nays:
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None Motion carried.
(iv) A resolution pursuing cooperative planning between the cities
of Englewood, Sheridan, and Littleton was assigned a number and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 36, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA-
DO, TO PURSUE COOPERATIVE PLANNING FOR THE CITIES OF ENGLEWOOD, SHERIDAN AND LITTLETON.
MAYOR VAN DYKE MOVED, AND IT liAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 36,
SERIES OF 1990. Mayor Van Dyke explained this action as an opportunity to
bring the three cities closer together in addres sing elements of commonality.
Aye s: Council Members Koltay, HAthaway, Wiggins , Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried.
(v) Council Member HAbenicht reported she recently had spen a day
observing the work of the Fire Department. She COIIIpl illlented thet11 on their
work and the professionalism exhibited. She st1ted she w1s surprised to reAl -ize the extent of their workd1y .
(vf) A resolution appofntfng Austfn Gol.s as 1 Trustee of the Mil -ley Center Trust Fund wa s assigned 1 nUMber and ready by ftle:
RESOLUTION NO . 37, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AUSTIN GOMES TO SERVE AS A
TRUSTEE UPON RECOft1ENOATION AND PARTICIPATION AS A RECREATION COMMISSION.
COUNCIL M£M£R IIHiGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO AmOVE IESOLUTJ 37, SERIES OF ltto •
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A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DR. GATEWOOD C. MILLIGAN TO A THREE-YEAR TERM AS TRUSTEE OF THE MALLEY CENTER TRUST FUND.
COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None
Mayor Van Dyke presented Certificates of Appointment to Dr . Milligan and Mr . Gomes.
7. Pre-scheduled Vtsttors
(a) Council Member Hathaway accepted a proclamation declaring Engle -
wood's commitment to environmental protection and natural resource management
by proclaiming April 22 , 1990 as Enth D1y in the City of Englewood . This
proclamation was co -sponsored by Council Members Hathaway and Habenicht at the regular meeting of Mar ch 19, 1990.
A resolution concerning membership in "Keep America Beaut i ful , Inc.," was con -
sidered. The resolution w1s ass igned 1 number 1nd retd by t itle:
RESOLUTION NO . 39, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION REGARDING MEMBERSHIP IN KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFU L, INC .
COUNCIL NOllER HATHAWAY ..ovm. MD IT MAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION ftO . 39, SERIES OF 1990.
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to Keep America Beautiful, Inc. Mr. Keller presented $1 ,250 to the City Coun-
cil. Mayor Van Dyke expressed appreciation for Mr . Keller's generous con -
tribution and complimented his company for its commitment to support projects
of this nature. Council Member Hathaway, in her role as "the bag lady of En-
glewood," presented Mr. Keller and members of Council with a "BAG -A-THON" cap,
a trash bag, and literature concerning the environment. Mr. Keller explained
that his company is extensively involved throughout the United States in this
program, and this offers them an opportunity to give back something to the
communities. City Manager Fraser offered compliments to Mr. Keller and his
company for being such good citizens of Englewood. Mr . Hathaway further ex-
plained that additional bags will be available for the clean-up program in
May . Council Member Clayton stated his appreciation for the commitment of
Waste Management and Gladbags, and he also thanked Ms . Hathaway for her ef -forts in this regard .
Ms. Hathaway took this opportunity to highlight several of the upcoming ac -
tivities being sponsored by BAG-A -THON, and she encouraged Council to partici-
pate . She also highlighted activities being planned for Arbor Day on Friday , April 20.
8 . Non-scheduled Visitors
(a) Eleanor Dunn, 3430 South Pennsylvania Street, questioned Council
regarding the legality of Ordinance No . 21, Series of 1989, ~hl ch vacated th
right-of-way for the south 366.10 feet of the 3400 block of South Pennsylvan ia
Street. Mrs. Dunn stated that S dish Hospital does not believe It to be a
1 gal docutnent, and she did not feel they wer COMplying with Its s lpuh -
tion s. She ask d Ci ty Council to rev iew th situation and 1 h r n~.
Ci Hana g r Fraser s a d th City would be glad o rify what S d s u
doing, a e sur t r actions com ply wi h th plans f ll d with h and
conf i t Is consis n wi h th ordlnanc appr ov d Council .
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(a} COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 20, 1990, AS "ARBOR DAY."
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried.
(b) COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 27, 1990, AS "YOUTH SERVICE DAY-1990."
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins , Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None
Motion carried.
(c) COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 28, 1990, AS "WORKERS' MEMORIAL DAY."
Ayes: Council Members Koltay , Hathaway , Wiggin s, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried.
(d) COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE MAY 3, 1990, AS "CITY DAY OF PRAYER.•
Ayes: Council Member s Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nay s: None
Motion carried.
JO. Consent Ateftda
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COUNCIL MOllER HAIENICHT MOVED, MD IT WAS SECOII)(D, TO WITHDUW MODA ITEN
lO(a) FROM CONSENT AGENDA TO IE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY.
Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nay s: Council H mb r Bullock Mot on carri d .
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Council Member Habenicht expressed the opinion that by defeating this
legislation we could continue to be "coo perative property owners" and retain
control over decision making. She stated that as "a part of the Metropolitan
District the decision of when and what to spend rests with the District, and
at best we would have just one representative." Ms . Habenicht questioned the
feasibility of negotiating an agreement at a later time. She asked that Mr.
Fonda, Director of Utilities address her concerns.
The City Clerk was asked to assign a number and read the Ordinance, entitled :
ORDINANCE NO . 12, SERIES OF 1990
(COUNCIL BILL NO . 12, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON)
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A PETITION TO INCLUDE CERTAIN LAND OWNED BY THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD NEAR MCLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT NO. 3.
COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FINAL READING ORDINANCE NO. 12, SERIES OF 1990.
Director Fonda explained that the property value of the City 's 260 acres will
be greatly enhanced when an interchange is put on the property. The
interchange is part of the overall Metropolitan District plan, and we would
receive road service, water service, sewer service, fire protection, lighting,
landscape manag~nt, etc. The charges for all the capital iMprovements have
been set up in such a way that the City would not pay for them until the land
is actually developed. When the land is developed we would pay a fee that
covers our proportionate share of the capital improv~nts . Because the major
trunk lines run adjacent to or through the City 's property we would spend
millions of dollars try i ng to develop the property individually. Mr . Fonda
noted that the Cen tenn i al Water District Manager has indicated they would
lcome he Ci ty 's part ici pation, but we would have to wait for their elect i on
wh ich IS sc h duled i n two years to have a seat on the Board of Directors . He
Indicated co uld negotiate a se parate agre..ant with the Highlands Ranch
Dis rict, but there Is no guarantee the service would be ava il able beyond the
tap s that re c~ftted prev iously. Hr . Fonda expressed the opinion that
this Ordinance wo uld f dtat ly nhance the prop rty value of the ar a far
b yond any expend! ures; ff an assess nt wa s d ha h City dtd no agr
wl h, prop r y could sold and uld rth 110r c use o th
u Ill t s ha would h re. M . Fonda s d tha tle an a ses nt
uld d by th Bond. It uld 11 for und veloped land; usually
such a nts ar by taxes and t Board has r cogntz d he C y's tax e t $ at us.
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Council Member Habenicht requested that Mr. Fonda share his response to her
question relative to ethics in this matter.
Director Fonda stated that the City had no intention of turning a profit when
the land was purchased; it was bought as part of the reservoir property .
However, because of the growth of that area it could prove to be a very
valuable asset to the City. He did not feel it inappropriate or unethical.
Council Member Habenicht stated this has been a very difficult issue for her;
however after weighing all the information she would vote in favor of it .
Vote results:
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried. (CLERK'S NOTE: THERE WERE NO AMENDMENTS OR CHANGES TO OR -
DINANCE NO. 12 FROM ITS FIRST READING AND APPROVAL ON APRIL 3, 1990, AND AS
PUBLISHED IN FULL IN THE ENGLEWOOD SENTINEL ON APRILS, 1990.)
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COUNCIL IDlER HATIWIAY MVED, All) IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPIOVE CONSENT A&EJI)A
ITDtS 9 (b) T1tiOUat (d) AS FOllCM:
(b) ORDINANCE NO. 13, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 13, INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE FOR CONSENT TO ENTRY OF RULE AND ORDER AGREEING TO THE CONDEMNA ·
TION OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PENOING LITIGATION.
(c) ORDI E NO. 14, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL Bill . 20, INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL R WI GGINS), ENTITLED :
AN ORDINANCE APPROVI AN AGREEMENT WITH VAllEY SANITATI
WITH THE CITY OF E l( C ERNI TH MAINTE E Of 1
SYSTEM SERVJ TH PLEA ANT VIE SU80IVISION (PLEASANT VI ).
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12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions
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(a) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Department of
Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance assessing final costs for Paving
District No . 33. Mr. Waggoner provided background information on the forma -
tion of the District which was approved by Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1988 .
A schedule for the completion of Paving District No. 33 was provided which
establishes May 31, 1990 as the date of the Public Hearing to consider the
assess111ents; notice to property owners to be mailed by April 20, 1990; with
deadline for writ ten protests -May 21, 1990 -5:00 p.m. Mr . Waggoner in -
formed Council that total assessment costs are $866,342.34; $441,606.84 to be
assessed to the various property owners; and $424,735.50 to be borne by the
City. A Sf. discount will be allowed on all assessments paid prior to 5:00
p.m. August 3, 1990. An interest rate of 7.5f. will be assessed on any unpaid
balance. William Lamm, bond counsel, was present ; however, no questions were
directed to Mr . Lamm.
The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 22, entitled:
COUNCIL BILL NO. 22, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE
WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO . 33 , 1N THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING
AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
THE DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF THE COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND;
AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF THE ASSESSMENT.
COUIICIL MMD HATMAMAY ROVED, All) IT WAS SECa.£0, TO APNOY£ 011 FIRST READ-
1M COUIICIL llll II». 22, SERIES Of 1tto.
Ms . Hathaway inquired about the clean -up costs on Wesley Avenu ; Mr. Waggoner
referred to the estl•ate of West Ha~t Corpor1tion in th a.ount of $38,000
plus city costs of $16,732 .95. Mr . Waggon r feels that the estimate of W st
Haz•at will be very close.
Vote results:
Ayes : Council rs Koltay , Hath1way, Wigg ins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Oyke
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A resolution to authorize nottce to property rs of individual ass s n s
and to se My 31, 1990 at 7:30 P·•· as th date of the publ c h arlng to con -
std r t os s nts wa s cons d red . Th r solution wa a signed 1 n r
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COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
40, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays :
Motion carried .
Council Members Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton , Habenicht , Van Dyke
None
(b) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Public Works
Department to adopt a resolution changing the 1990 Public Improvement Fund
(PIF) budget. Mr. Waggoner explained the various changes as outlined on the
Council Communication: certain projects have been added, others completed,
and a few postponed . Bridge repairs as a result of the Bridge Analysis done
by the State Highway Department were discussed. Receipt of funds from Urban
Drainage and Flood Control District totaling 523,500 for participation in the
Broadway/Dry Creek Bridge was noted. The resolution was assigned a number and
read by title.
RESOLUTION NO. 41, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND .
COUNCIL MEMER CLAYTON ftOVEO, MD IT WAS SECOII)[I), TO A,PROVE RESOLUTION NO.
41, SERIES OF 1990.
Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltly, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bu1lock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Oy e
None
(c) City Manager Fraser presented a reco~~~~~~endation to adopt a resolu -
lon approving Englewood's ~mbership in the Colorado Municipal league (CML).
H ou lined so of the benefits available as well as so~ of the opportuni -
ties wh ich wou ld be lost if the City decided not to participate as a member of
CM . He explain d municipalities look to CM as a resource; that not to be a
ber would s rip staff of an important necessary tool. Mr . Fraser stressed
that I 1s important to recognize that the City is not an entity of itself but
is a par of a ch larger urban area. CM provides that coordination, infor-
ation s aring, and c01111110n training in h 110st cost ff c ive wa y. Th
resolu 1on 1s 1ss1gn d 1 nu r and r d by 1 1 :
RESOLUTION • 42, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTIO REGAROI G MEMBERSHIP IN THE COLORADO ICIPAL lEAGUE.
COUNCIL ME El CLAYTON MOVED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO A,NOVE RESOLUTION NO.
42, SERIES OF 1990.
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Council Member Bullock strongly opposed spending over S19,000 of the City's
money to join an organization whose efforts, in his opinion , are duplicated
by other organizations to which the City already belongs. He stressed that he
felt the City 's appropr iate lobbyists are its representatives in the State
Legislature, and he commented the CML 's st an ce did not always conform to En-
glewood. He disagreed with some of Mr. Clayton's comments ; he felt the money
could be better spent to provide service to the citizens.
Council Member Habenicht stated her strong support of membership in CML, com-
menting that the work CML does is probably the strongest group that focuses on
the grass roots issues of citizens in their own communities.
Council Member Koltay explained that when membership to CML was first pro-
posed, he was not in favor of spending such a large sum of money. However , in
light of the services CML provides to every department within the City he
would support the motion. He still objects to the size of the dues, but feels
the best way to address that problem is from within the organization as a mem-
ber. He strongly suggests, however, that as it is the departments that rely
so heavily upon CML resources, that the fees be charged to the various depart-
ments and no longer be reflected as a Council expenditure.
Council Member Wiggins, also concerned about the high cost of dues, felt that
the benefits of belonging possibly outweighed the expense, citing certain
funds which had been received as a result of our membership .
Counc1l Member Hathaway C?IIIIM!nted that the citizens have a right to expect
Council Members and staff to be accountable for the S19 ,000. The City needs
to make sure it receive s value for the money spent; if It does not, then the
citizens have the right to question that membership. She agreed with Mr. Kol -
tay's co nts about th dues being shared by the City depart nts.
Council Me ber Habenich sta ed that if this would make Council f el more com-
fortabl , she too would agree that th dues should be charg d to the various d part n s.
c l still questioned the justiflca ion for rshtp in
so o h o her organizations which h Cl y suppor s.
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Council Member Clayton stated that in his op1n1on the City could not, on its
own, provide in a cost effective manner the services provided by CML. He con-
cluded that "it's our responsibility as good stewardship of our tax dollars to
spend this money in such a way that we provide genuine benefits to our
citizens on a long-term basis;" he felt membership in CML does that.
Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Council Member Bullock
(d) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Department of
Public Works to approve the purchase of a motor grader through the Centralized
Equipment Replacement Fund (CERF). Mr . Waggoner explained the purcha se will
be made through the State Highway Department bid. The low bidder for this
equipment is Rocky Mountain Machinery Company at a cost of $83 ,303 ; after cer-
tain non-essential items are deducted, cost to the City is $81,610. The unit
being replaced will be put into reserve to grade snow and remove ice in winter
months; the unit currently in reserve will be auctioned with those funds credited to CERF.
COUNCIL NOllER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOII)ED, TO A'NOVE THE I'URCHASE OF
ON£ (1) ltto DRESSER ISO ARTICULATED MOTOR <AD£R FRO.. ROCKY NOUWTAIIII MCHIIII-
ERY COMPANY FOR $11,610. Mr. Waggoner assured Council that the State Highway Depart~~~ent has been using equ i p~~~ent manufactured by Rocky Mountain Machinery
Company and that the State's personnel is impressed with the quality and per -formance. Vote results:
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wigg ins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
13. City Manager 's Report
Mr . Fraser did not hav any at rs to bring b or Council .
14 . City Attorney 's Report
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Council Member Bullock clarified that all reporting occurs through the State
Engineer, and Colorado water law is a priority system; further that all senior
rights have to be fulfilled 10~ before any junior rights can be fulfilled, so
this would directly affect and be beneficial for Englewood.
Mr. Fonda concluded by explaining that the City has not suffered injury in the
past, but that he 1s concerned about the possib11 ity of future injury which could be quite costly and damaging to the City.
COUNCIL RERIER IULLOCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE REPORTING
STIPULATJOII AUEEJOT AS RECOMEIIDED IY THE CITY ATTORNEY.
Ayes : Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays: None
Motion carried.
(b) Assistant City Attorney Grimm requested approval of a settlement in
the Ulrich litigation. $500 has been offered by Robert Ulrich, the father of
an individual who was severely injured in an accident he caused involving City
property . Mr . DeWitt and Mr . Grimm recommend the offered amount be accepted in full settle.ent .
COUNCIL NEMO ICOLTAY NOVED, All) IT WAS SECOND£D, TO ACCE'l THE SmLEJIOIT
FROR ROIOT UlRICH AS PIOPOSO IY THE CITY ATTOMEY.
Ayes : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None
Motion carried .
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(a) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Department of ~~ ~
Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance assessing final costs for Paving ~-"1 '
District No. 33 . Hr . Waggoner provided background information on the forma -
tion of the District which was approved by Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1988.
A schedule for the completion of Paving District No. 33 was provided which
establishes Hay 31, 1990 as the date of the Public Hearing to consider the
assessments; notice to property owners to be mailed by April 20, 1990; with
deadline for written protests -Hay 21, 1990 -5:00 . Hr. Waggoner in -
formed Council that total assessment costs are($441,606.84; 866,342.34 to be
assessed to the various property owners; and $424,735 .50 to e or by the
City. A 5~ discount will be allowed on all assessments paid prior to 5:00
p.m. August 3, 1990. An interest rate of 7.5~ will be assessed on any unpaid
balance . William Lamm, bond counsel, was present; however, no questions were directed to Hr . Lamm.
The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 22, entitled :
COUNCIL BILL NO. 22, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS HADE
WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33, IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO; APPROVING
AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
THE DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF THE COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND;
AND PRESCRIBING THE KANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF THE ASSESSMENT .
CCUCIL NOlO MllWMY NOV£D, _, IT MAS SlCIIIKD, TO APPROVE OM FIIST IEAD-INI CCUCIL IILL MO. ZZ, SliiES Of lttO.
Hs. Hathaway Inquired about the clean -u p costs on Wesley Avenue ; Hr. Waggoner
referr d o th estfmat of w st Haz t Corporation fn the amount of $38,000
plus city cos s of $16 ,732.95 . Mr. Waggon r f ls that the estimat of West Hazma will be v ry close.
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AGENDA ITEM lO(A) -COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 16, 1990 -CB#l2 -PETITION TO
INCLUDE CERTAIN LAND OWNED BY CITY NEAR MCLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS
RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT NO. 3 (TAPE 1 11415)
HABENICHT : I 'D LIKE TO EXPLAIN THAT I DID REMOVE IT, ASK THAT THIS BE REMOVED
FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA SINCE IT WAS, YOU KNOW, MY NEGATIVE VOTE ON
FIRST READING. UM, OVER THE PAST TWO WEEKS I 'VE CONCENTRATED A
GREAT DEAL OF MY ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER CONCERNING THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD PETITION THAT 216.1 ACRES OF LAND OWNED BY THE CITY BE
INCLUDED IN THE HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPLITAN DISTRICT 3. I'VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR A SUBSTANTIAL ARGUMENT TO PERSUADE ME TO CHANGE MY
POSITION FROM ONE OF OPPOSITION TO ONE OF SUPPORT.
I KEEP COMING BACK TO THE FOLLOWING CONSIDERATIONS:
THE FIRST IS THAT HIGHLANDS RANCH DEVELOPERS AND INVESTORS ENJOY AN
EXCELLENT REPUTATION IN THE METHODS THEY USE TO PLAN A COMMUNITY.
STILL, AS HIGHLANDS RANCH DEVELOPS, THE GOAL OF THE INVESTORS AND
THE GOAL OF THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE HIGHLANDS RANCH MUNICIPAL
DISTRICTS WILL BE THE WELFARE OF THEIR DISTRICT . WHILE, AS A
MEMBER OF THAT DISTRICT AS LANDOWNERS WE WOULD SHARE IN THE
INCREASED PROPERTY VALUES -WE WOULD ALSO SHARE IN THE COST OF
IMPROVING THAT PROPERTY VALUE.
1 ASK MYSELF IF IT IS APPROPRIATE THAT IF THE DISTRICT WOULD DECIDE
TO ASSESS PROPERTY OWNERS FOR IMPROVEMENTS THAT WILL IMPROVE LAND
VALUES AT HIGHLANDS RANCH (EVEN IHPROVEMTNS THAT HAY NOT BE, YOU
KNOW, DIRECTLY SERVING THAT) IF IT 'S APPROPRIATE THAT THEY SHOULD
BE FUNDED BY ENGLEWOOD'S TAXPAYERS.
AT THE SAME TIME -THIS IS THE SECOND POINT THAT I KEEP PONDERING,
I SEE THAT WE HAVE A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH HIGHLANDS RANCH
REGARDING CONTRACTS INVOLVING MCLELLAN RESERVOIR. AND AS A
NEIGHBORING PROPERTY OWNER WE HAVE BEEN COOPERATIVE NEI GHBORS.
EXCEPT FOR THE ADVANTAGE THAT IN POOR TIMES THE CITY TIES DOWN
UTILITY SERVICE FOR FUTURE DEVELOPERS, INSTEAD OF LATER DURING GOOD
TIMES, WHEN THE LAND IS READY FOR DEVELOPMENT, THE PRIVATE SECTOR
TIES DOW UTILITY SERVICE AT PERHAPS THEIR HIGHER COSTS, I SEE
NO ADVANTAGE TO THE ENGLEWOOD RESIDENT OR THE ENGLEWOOD TAXPAYER .
AS LA D EPARATE, W CA N CONT IN O TO B COOPE RA TIVE PROP ERTY ERS
TO OUR P OPERT 'S IGHBORS WHEN IT IS AFFORDAB L BY US, ITH TH
D CISlO RE liNG ON THE SHOULD RS OF A t CIL THAT'S ELECTED
DIRECTLY 8 TH P OPLE OF E GlE . AS A PART OF THE
TROPO ITA DISTRICT TH DECISI OF HEN 0 T TO SPE RESTS
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THIS, AND WHEN I DID TALK EARLIER WITH MR. FONDA ABOUT THIS, HE
SAID HE WOULD BE AVAILABLE TONIGHT TO ANSWER SOME OF MY CONCERNS .
AH, I WOULD APPRECIATE IF, IF, IF HIS ANSWERS TO MY CONCERNS MIGHT
BE A PART OF THE RECORD .
VAN DYKE : THAT WILL BE FINE. BILL?
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I'D LIKE TO ASK THAT THE CLERK READ THE ORDINANCE AND
ASSIGN IT A NUMBER.
CLERK: ORDINANCE NO . I2, SERIES OF I990. AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A
PETITION TO INCLUDE CERTAIN LAND OWNED BY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
NEAR MCLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
NO . 3.
CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR , I MOVE ORDINANCE NO. 12 .
HATHAWAY: SECOND.
VAN DYKE: SECONDED BY RITA . ALEX , CARRY ON.
HABENCIHT: WELL, WELL, I WOULD APPRECIATE HEARING MR. FONDA 'S REPLY TO THE
CONCERNS THAT I HAVE RAISED .
FONDA:
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SEPARATE DOCUMENT WITH HIGHLANDS RANCH DISTRICT, BUT WE COULD WAIT,
OR HAVE WAIT AND HAVE ANOTHER DEVELOPER DO IT AND THERE IS NO
GUARANTEE THE SERVICE WOULD NECESSARILY BE AVAILABLE BEYOND THE
TAPS THAT WERE COMMITTED PREVIOUSLY. I THINK THIS IMMEDIATELY
ENHANCES THE PROPERTY VALUE OF, FAR BEYOND ANY EXPENDITURES THAT WE
WOULD EVER SEE. I ALSO BELIEVE THE POSSIBILITY IS VERY REMOTE THAT
WE WOULD HAVE TO SHARE IN ANY FORM OF AN ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO
DEVELOPMENT. AND EVEN AT THAT TIME, IF AN ASSESSMENT WAS MADE THAT
THE CITY DETERMINED IT DID NOT WANT TO GO ALONG WITH, YOU COULD
ALWAYS SELL THE PROPERTY, AND THAT PROPERTY WOULD BE WORTH MORE AT
THAT TIME BECAUSE OF THE UTILITIES THAT ARE THERE, THAT WILL BE
THERE AND AVAILABLE TO A DEVELOPER WHO WOULD PAY YOU MUCH, MUCH
MORE IMMEDIATELY UPON THE RECEIPT OF THE LAND HAVING THESE
FACILITIES. PART OF OUR PROPERTY IS SOMEWHAT LAND LOCKED AND THIS
PROVIDES MAJOR ROAD AND INTERCHANGE FACILITIES TO IT. I THINK I'VE COVERED ...
VAN DYKE: ANY OTHER SPECIFIC QUESTIONS, ALEX?
HABENICHT : ONE OF THE THINGS YOU ALSO SHARED WITH ME TODAY IS THE FACT, THAT
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN IN BEING A VERY CHIEF PLAYER IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF LAND BECAUSE OF THE URBAN DRAINAGE, THE DRAINAGE POTENTIAL PROBLEM?
FONDA: YES, WE, WE ARE ENVISIONING A LONG-TERM LAND LEASE WHEN THE
PROJECT, WHEN THE MARKET PICKS UP. WHEN X-NUMBER OF UNITS ON THE
HIGHLANDS RANCH DEVELOP THERE WOULD BE ENOUGH HONEY FOR THE
INTERCHANGE. WHEN THE INTERCHANGE GOES, OUR PROPERTY WIL L BE VERY
MARKETABLE. AND THAT WILL PROBABLY BE DURING THE NEXT UPSWING IN
THE COLORADO ECONOMY . AH, HOWEVER, AS OPPOSED TO MERELY SELLING
THE lAND, A LONG-TERM LAND LEASE, AH , I WOULD FEEL WOULD BE
APPROPRIATE BECAUSE THEN WE WOULD BE ABLE TO CONTROL All THE
DRAINAGE THAT LD GO INTO LELLAN RESERVOIR AND MAKE SURE THAT
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RECEIVED FROM OUR PROPERTY, SINCE YOU JUST HAPPENED TO HAVE IT FALL
IN YOUR LAP THAT WAY.
HABENICHT: YOUR HONOR, THIS HAS BEEN A VERY DIFFICULT ISSUE FOR ME, AND I'VE
SPENT A LOT OF TIME WITH MR. FRASER TALKING ABOUT MY CONCERNS AND
WITH MR. FONDA, AND WITH MR. CLAYTON , MR. BULLOCK AND MR. WIGGINS
ALSO HAVE HELPED ME WORK THROUGH THIS ISSUE . AND I WANT TO THANK
THE COUNCIL'S INDULGENCE OF MY THOUGHTFULNESS ON THIS, AND I WILL,
I WILL VOTE IN FAVOR OF THIS, CAUSE, IT'S TAKING ME A WHILE TO COME
AROUND, TO LISTENING TO ALL MY CONCERNS BEING MET, BUT THEY HAVE
BEEN, AND, AND I WANTED MY CHANGE IN VOTE TO BE REFLECTED IN THE
RECORD ON THE KINOS OF THINGS THAT ....
VAN DYKE: AND YOU HAVE EFFECTIVELY DONE SO. UNLESS INOIVIOUAL COUNCIL
MEMBERS HAVE SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO ADO TO THE DISCUSSION, I WOULD
LIKE TO ASK THAT WE VOTE ON THE ISSUE .
KOLTAY:
FONDA:
FRASER:
FONDA:
I HAVE ONE QUESTION OF MR . FONDA, YOUR HONOR . YOU STATED THAT IN
TWO YEARS THAT WE WOULD BE PARTICIPATING WITH THE CENTENNIAL WATER
BOARD . IS THAT JUST PARTICIPATION, OR WILL WE BE ON
NO AT THAT TIME, THAT'S WHEN THERE NEXT ELECTION IS.
AND AT THAT POINT WE WOULD, IF WE WISHED , HAVE THEIR CONCURRENCE
WITH OUR PARTICIPATION AS A BOARD MEMBER.
CORRECT.
VAN DYKE: PLEASE VOTE .
CLERK: All VOTES HAVE BEEN CAST YOUR HONOR, LET THE RECORD SHOW SEVEN
AYES.
VAN DYKE : THE MOTION CARRIES
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AGENDA ITEM 12(C) -COUNCIL MEETING 4/16/90 -CML MEMBERSHIP
FRASER: MAYOR OVER THE COURSE OF THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS, WE'VE HAD
CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION OF COUNCIL ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF FEES
REQUIRED FOR OUR PARTICIPATION IN THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
WE ATTEMPTED IN THIS COUNCIL COMMUNICATION WHICH WAS INCLUDED AS A
PART OF YOUR PACKET TO OUTLINE SOME OF THE BENEFITS AND SOME OF THE
OPPORTUNITIES LOST BY EITHER OUR PARTICIPATION OR FAILURE TO
PARTICIPATE IN THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE . I 'D LIKE TO
SUMMARIZE THAT BY SAYING THAT AS WE WORK THROUGH THE DAY TO DAY
EVENTS OF OUR BUSINESS OF TRYING TO MANAGE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, WE
LOOK TO THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AS A RESOURCE FOR OUR GETTING
THINGS DONE ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS. THEIR WORK IN THE LEGISLATURE
IS CERTAINLY ONE OF THE KEY THINGS THAT'S IMPORTANT TO US, BUT I
WOULD JUST LIKE TO EMPHASIZE THAT IT'S KIND OF LIKE STRIPPING US OF
A TOOL THAT 'S BASIC FOR GETTING OUR TASKS DONE . WE HAVE TO
RECOGNIZE THAT WE ARE NOT AN ENTITY ONTO OURSELVES BUT WE ARE A
PART OF A MUCH LARGER URBAN AREA AND AS SUCH WE NEED A COORDINATING
FUNCTION FOR HOW WE WORK TOGETHER WITH THOSE WHO HAVE SIMILAR
RESPONSIBILITY THROUGHOUT THIS AREA . THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
DOES THAT KINO OF COORDINATION AND THAT INFORMATION SHARING, AND
THAT KIND OF COMMON TRAINING IN AN EXTRAORDINARY WAY. AND SO I
WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO ADOPT THIS RESOLUTION AND ALLOW US TO
PROCEED AND GET THE DUES PAID AND PARTICIPATE AS WE SHOULD WITH THE
COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
VAN DYKE : WELL , YOUR RATIONALIZATION IS QUITE COMPLETE, AND I WOULD
CERTAIN LY SUPPORT IT, SO I 'D LIKE TO ASK FOR A MOTION.
(CLAYTON ASKED THE CLE RK TO READ THE RESOLUTION AND ASSIGN IT A NUMBER -NO .
42 -CLAYTON MOVED THE RESOLUTION , SECONDED BY HABENICHT .
CL AYTON : .... AND I 'D LIKE TO NOTE THAT THIS INVOLVES AN EXPENDITURE ON
ENGLEWOOD 'S PART OF 519,442 .86 . THERE 'S A COMMA AFTER THE 2 THAT
SHOULD BE A PERIOD. I LIKE TO THINK OF MYSELF AS A FRUGAL PERSON
AND IT 'S PAINFUL fOR ME TO SUGGEST THAT WE SPEND ALMOST $20,000 IN
DUES TO AN ORGANIZATION ; HOWEVER, AS I LOOK AROUND THE CITY OF
DIFFERENT CITY DEPARTMENTS THAT USE THE C.M.L . AND I KNOW AND I
KNOW THA T YOU ALL KNOW THAT VIRTUALLY EVERY CITY IN THE STATE OF
COLORADO IS A MEMB ER OF THE CML AND HA S BEEN SIN CE ITS IN CE PTION .
AH, I REC ALL LAST YE AR SUGGEST ! C TO COUN CIL THA T WE HIR E SOM EON E
FULL TIM TO ITER OUR PARTICIPATIO IN BILLS AND OTHER ITE MS
THAT C E BEFO TH STATE LEGISLATURE B CAUSE S E OF TH H HAVE
UCH AT RRIFIC IMPACT U • A I THI THAT JUST THIS LAST EAR
WE CA ££ TH I PACT THAT HAVI G Ll OA RTIN SPEND A UCH TIME
AS HE HAS SP Nl R I G WITH C L A 0 THE LEGISLATURE HAS REALLY
PAID US OIVID NOS . THERE HAVE B E A U ER OF BILLS THAT OULD
HAV HAD TR ME OOUS Fl CIAL IMPACT 0 US HAD THEY PASSED AND
THER R A UM R THAT WI LL HA V Fl A IAL IMPACT 8 CAUSE TH Y
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GOOD JOB, AND THIS IS ONE OF THOSE TOOLS. THANK YOU.
BULLOCK: I SUSPECT, I SUSPECT ONCE AGAIN I 'M GOING TO BE THE LONE VOIC E ON
COUNCIL ADAMANTLY OPPOSING OUR SPENDING $19,000 ON THIS
ORGANIZATION. IT 'S A GOOD ORGANIZATION, AND NOBODY IS DISPUTING
IT'S A GOOD ORGANIZATION, IT'S A VERY GOOD ORGANIZATION. BUT
$19,000 IS MORE THAN FOUR TIMES THE AMOUNT THAT WE 'RE PAYING OUR
NEXT SUBSCRIPTION TO ANY OTHER ORGANIZATION. THEY OFFER QUITE A
BIT OF USEFUL INFORMATION; HOWEVER, THE INFORMATION THAT I 'VE SEEN
CAN ALL BE DUPLICATED, AND IS ALL DUPLICATED ALREADY BY A NUMBER OF
ORGANIZATIONS. LIKEWISE WITH THE SOURCES WHICH YOU REFER TO AS
TOOLS, WHICH THE CITY MANAGER REFERRED TO AS TOOLS. AH , THERE ARE
AN AWFUL LOT OF DUPICATE SOURCES OF THAT INFORMATION . I NOTE THAT
IN MY LITTLE PACKET FROM CML I CAN LITERALLY SAY THAT I GET AT
LEAST TWO OTHER DUPLICATES OF VIRTUALLY EVERYTHING THAT 'S IN THERE
FROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT THIS CITY BELONGS TO.
HABENICHT :
AS FAR AS THEIR LOBBYING EFFORT, I WOULD SUGGEST THAT OUR LOBBYISTS
AND OUR MOST EFFECTIVE LOBBYISTS ARE OUR STATE LEGISLATORS AND THAT
WE DON 'T NEED TO PAY TO HAVE AN ORGANIZATION REPRESENT US. I WOULD
ALSO SUGGEST THAT OUR VIEWS ARE NOT ALWAYS CONCURRENT WITH CML, AND
THAT, YOU KNOW, WHILE ENGLEWOOD DOES PERHAPS 80 TO 90% OF THE TIME
THINK CONCURRENTLY WITH CML, IT 'S NOT 100% OF THE TIME.
BILL CLAYTON IS INCORRECT I BELIEVE IN ASSUMING THAT THERE 'S
CAUSATION THAT EXISTS THAT DOESN 'T REALLY EXIST THERE . IF WE WERE
NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN CML THAT ALL THESE BAD THINGS WOULD HAPPEN TO
ENGLEWOOD OR THAT BECAUSE OF OUR PARTICIPATION IN CML ALL OF THESE
GOOD THINGS WOULD HAPPEN TO ENGLEWOOD. I JUST DON'T SEE THE
CAUSATION THERE, RESP CTFULLY, BILL .
I LOOK AT THE AMOU T OF E A D I THJ OF ALL TH OVERTIM PAY
WE COULD, WE COULD PUT T ARD FIREFIGHTERS FOR EXAMPLE OR TO
SERVICES, AND I SEE THAT AS BEl G A MUCH BETTER USE OF MONEY .
LOOK AT All OF OUR MEMBERSHIPS FOR All ORGANIZATI S AS HOW A
FAMILY WOULD LOOK AT MAGAZINES SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THEIR HOUSEHOLD,
AND THIS PARTICULAR MAGAZI SUBSCRIPTION LD BA RUPT US, WEL L
MAYBE NOT BANKRUPT US BUT IT CERTAINLY IS A TREMENDOUS BURDEN IN
RELATION TO THE OTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT W HOLD .
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PARTICIPATING AND OBSERVING AND SEEING THE KIND OF WORK THIS
ORGANIZATION DOES AND HOW WE AS A COMMUNITY FIT INTO IT THAT I
BECAME A VERY STRONG SUPPORTER OF CML AND THE WORK THAT THEY DO.
AS FAR AS I CAN TELL WITHIN, WITHIN GOVERNMENT IT IS , IT IS
PROBABLY THE STRONGEST THING THAT I'VE EVER SEEN STATEWIDE AND
NATIONWIDE WHEN YOU START GOING INTO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES
GROUPS THAT REALLY FOCUSES ON THE GRASS ROOTS ISSUES OF THE
CITIZENS THAT WALKS THE STREETS OF EVERY, EVERY HOME TOWN
COMMUNITY, AND IT'S FOR THAT REASON THAT I STRONGLY HAVE AH, HAVE
DECIDED TO BE SUPPORTIVE OF THE WORK THAT CML DOES, AND I WILL BE
VOTING FOR THIS RESOLUTION. THANK YOU.
YES, YOUR HONOR. WHEN THIS RESOLUTION WAS ORIGINALLY INTRODUCED TO
PAY THEM, I BASICALLY WAS NOT IN AGREEMENT TO PAY THE HONEY AT THAT
TIME . AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF CML, I WAS AMAZED TO FIND THAT
ENGLEWOOD IS USING THEIR SERVICES ON A DAILY BASIS. I 'M NOT SURE
WHETHER THAT'S A REASON THAT WE ARE USING AN EASY SOURCE FOR
INFORMATION AND NOT DOING THE WORK OURSELVES. I GUESS THE SECOND
ITEM THAT SURPRISED ME IS THAT THE ACTUAL COST OF THE MEMBERSHIP
EQUATES TO ALMOST A FULL TIME PERSON AT ENTRY LEVEL IN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD. MY OBJECTIONS BASICALLY TO THEIR CALCULATION OF
MEMBERSHIP IS THAT AS YOUR CITY BEGINS TO IMPROVE, YOU SEE AREAS OF
GROWTH IN POPULATION, VALUE THROUGH YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE AND
ASSESSED VALUATION, SO DOES THE MEMBERSHIP FEE. IT EQUATES TO
THAT, AND ONE OF THE THINGS WE WERE ASKED TO DO IS TO WORK ALONG
THOSE LINES FROM WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION TO GET THE ORGANIZATION TO
LOOK AT IT. I THINK TO BE ABLE TO WORK INSIDE THAT ORGANIZATION,
WE 'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PARTICIPATE . THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
SITUATION THAT I THINK THAT IS POLITICALLY TRYING IS THAT THIS ITEM
APPEARS AS A MEMBERSHIP THAT CITY COUNCIL HAS WITHIN THEIR BUDGET .
MY PERSONAL BELIEF IS THAT IF THE CITY SHOULD CONTINUE ITS
MEMBERSHIP IN THERE AND IT IS A SERVICE THAT IS UTILIZED BY ALL
DEPARTMENT, THEN THE ENTIRE AMOUNT OF TH MON Y SHOULD BE ABSORB D
8 THE DEPARTMENTS INDIVIDUALLY A D THE ITEMS SHOULD BE MOVED FROM
A COU CIL SITUATIO . I THIN ANY PERSON FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC
THAT L S AT THIS EXPE DITURE FOR NO REASO CA SAY THE DUES A 0
SUBSCRIPT! S OF THE CITY OF ENGLE 0 AND ITS COO CIL AR JUST
OOTRAG OUS. I WOULD ALSO SAY THAT I WILL SPONSOR, B I SUPPORT 0
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WIGGINS : THAT'S IT. BECAUSE OF THEIR LOBBYING WE BROUGT IN AN EXTRA ALMOST
$100,000.
HATHAWAY: THE ONLY COMMENT I HAVE TO SAY IS THAT AS FAR AS THE CITIZENS ARE
CONCERNED, I THINK THE CITIZENS HAVE A RIGHT TO HAVE US COUNCIL
MEMBERS, AND THE STAFF FOR THAT MATTER, TO BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE
$19,000. I THINK WE NEED TO GET $19,000 WORTH OF USE EVERY YEAR
OUT OF THE CML OR AT LEAST AS MUCH AS THAT. AND IF WE DON'T, THEN
THE CITIZENS HAVE A RIGHT TO COME IN AND TELL US TO QUIT BELONGING.
AND IF THEY DO SO, I THINK WE CAN PROVE THIS MEMBERSHIP, AND I
AGREE WITH ROGER KOLTAY'S CONCEPT HOWEVER THAT IF THE DEPARTMENTS
ARE INDEED THE ONES THAT ARE BENEFITING AND NOT NECESSARILY THE
COUNCIL ALL OF THE TIME, THAT THE COST OUGHT TO BE SHARED.
HABENICHT: I JUST, JUST WANT -HOWEVER, THINGS ARE BUDGETED, I THINK IT ALL
COMES OUT OF THE SAME POCKET. I UNDERSTAND WHERE THAT ARGUMENT IS
COMING FROM . IF THAT WOULD MAKE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL FEEL MORE
COMFORABLE FOR SUPPORTING THIS, I WOULD SUPPORT THAT ALSO.
BULLOCK: JUST ONE QUICK COMMENT. DIRECTED TO COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS.
WOULD JUST REPLY THAT TALK IS CHEAP, THAT WE'VE HAD A LOT OF /"
ORGANIZATIONS COME BEFORE US, PRINCIPALLY BEING SOUTH METRO,
ALLEGING ALL OF THESE WONDERFUL BENEFITS TO ENGLEWOOD, AND YET IF
YOU RESEARCH IT A LITTLE DEEPER, THE CAUSATION IS SIMPLY NOT THERE. / •
YOU KNOW, AND I, I REMEMBER MR. BUECHE MENTIONING SOMETHING BEING A
DIRECT BENEFIT TO ENGLEWOOD. IT 'S VERY EASY TO TAKE CREDIT FOR
CERTAIN THINGS, I WONDER HOW JUSTIFIED IT IS.
VAN DY E: IF I MAY AT THIS TIME INTERACT SINCE EVERYBODY HAS HAD THE
OPPORTUNITY . I WOULD SAY THAT CML IS PROBABLY THE SINGLE MOST
IMPORTANT ORGANIZATION FOR THE CITY AND FOR THE RESIDENTS . BY NOT
BEING A MEMBER OF CML IN MY ESTIMATION WOULD CREATE AN ISLAND, WE
WOULD BE ISOLATIONIST, AND I THINK GENERALLY SPEAKING WHAT IT WOULD
PROMOTE IS SPITING OUR FACE BY CUTTING OFF OUR NOSE. I'D LIKE TO
SAY T THINGS TO YOU TIM , FIRST OF ALL, I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOU -
YOU'RE A CLERK IN A LAW OFFICE, AH, DOES YOUR, DOES TH PEOPLE YOU
WORK FOR, DOES THE ATTORNEY YOU WORK FOR IN THE LAW OFFICE
SUBSCRIBE TO ORGANIZATIONS AND TO AND TO ORGANIZATIONS WHERE THEY
HAVE A CLEAR! HOUSE WHERE THEY HAVE ACCESS TO THE LATEST
INFORMATION ON THE AND REGULATIONS AND CHANGES IN LAW, A
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SA YI NG IT'S TOO MUCH . IT'S JUST TOO MUCH.
VAN DYKE: WELL, MY FINAL COMMENT WHICH I 'D LIKE YOU TO JUST TRY AND KEEP IN
THE BA CK OF YOUR MIND, IS THAT YOU ARE RELATIVELY NEW ON CITY
COUNCIL , AND I WOULD LIKE TO ENCOURAGE YOU TO TAKE AN OPPORTUNITY
TO GET INVOLVED IN SOME OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS. ANYONE CAN STAND
BACK , MR . BULLOCK , AND CRITIZE AN ORGANIZATION THEY'VE NEVER
PARTI CIPATED IN . AND I WOULD LIKE TO SAY FOR THE RECORD THAT ALL
OF US ARE VERY CONSCIENTIOUS ABOUT HOW WE WANT TO SPEND CITY FUNDS ,
BUT I THI NK WE HAVE TO LOOK AT ALL ASPECTS OF THOSE EXPENDITURES .
AND I HA VE FOUND FROM MY OWN EXPERIENCE THAT MY INVOLVEMENT IN SOM E
OF THESE DIFF ERENT ORGANIZATIONS HAVE CLEARLY PAID OFF FINANCIALLY
IN PU BL IC RELA TIONS IN MANY WAYS THAT YOU CAN ATTACH A PRICE TOO .
AND I HAV E TO SO ALSO THAT I PERSONALLY RESENT YOUR SAYING THAT WE
DO N'T SEE AN Y BENEFI T FROM SOME OF THESE THINGS , BE CAUS E I THINK , I
HA VE TO DIS AGREE .
BULLOCK: MA Y I REPLY?
VAN DYKE: YOU CERTA IN LY MA Y.
BULLOCK : I THINK THAT ONE OF THE REASONS FOR MY OVERWHEL MIN G VICTORY DURING
THE ELECTION WAS THAT COU NCIL WAS PERCEI VED TO BE OUT OF CONTROL,
AND SUGGEST THIS AS BEING ONE, ONE OF THE MANY EXAMPLES .
VAN DY KE : WEL L, I THINK THAT PERCEPTION IS NOT NECESSARILY TOTALLY ACCURATE ,
MR . BULLOCK .
CL AYT ON : YOUR HONOR , IT 'S UNFORTUNATE THAT COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK HASN 'T
COME TO ENOUGH COUN CIL MEETI NGS TO HAVE HEARD MY OFTEN EXPRESSED
CRITI CISM OF THE COLORADO MUNCIPAL LEAGUE AND OF OTHER ITEMS . EVEN
THOUGH I 'M SPONSORING THIS RESOLUTION, I 'M NOT A BIG FAN OF MANY OF
THE PO LICIES OF THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE . I TAKE THE POSITION
THAT I THI , I THI THAT CML HAS TAKE N THE POSITION A NUMBER OF
TIM S THAT IS NOT NECESSARILY IN OUR BEST INTERESTS, BUT
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NEVERTH LESS AS I LOOK AROUND AT THE SER VI CES THAT THE CML PROVIDE S
TO TH C I T ~ OF ENGL£WOOO , IT 'S OVERWHEL MI NGLY CLEAR THAT WERE W TO
TR TO PRO VI D THOSE SERVI CES TO OURSEL VES , WE COULD NOT DO THAT
FOR Sl9,000. I TH I THA T'S T BEING FISCA LL Y RESPONSIB LE
M A S. t OOH'T TH I lT HA S YTHING TO DO WITH GOING OUT ON TH
STREET AS I C PEOPLE DON'T HA VE AN Y IDEA Of T CML DO S,
HOU 0 SP£ 0 THIS EY. TH CLA IM ! C A DATE BEC AUS OF
TH IR l T OPI I • I THI IT 'S OU R S Sl81llTY AS GOOO
ST( IP 0 OU TA DOL AAS 0 P£ 0 THIS Y l SUCH A AY
T T 10 G£ I [ fiTS TO OUR CITIZEN A l G·TE
SIS. I THI C 00 THAT, JUST EXACTLY THAT .
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AGENDA ITEM SC -COUNCIL MEETING APRIL I6, I990 -KEN WAECHTER, 3127 WEST
TUFTS .
WAECHTER: I'M KEN WAECHTER, 3I27 WEST TUFTS, ENGLEWOOD. JUST FOR MY OWN
INFORMATION, I HAVE IN MY HAND THE FACT SHEET THAT WAS HANDED OUT
TONIGHT ON THE ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL. OF COURSE, I 'VE BEEN
READING EVERYTHING IN THE PAPERS TOO , CAUSE I'M KIND OF CONCERNED
WITH WHAT WAS GOING ON. I ALSO HAVE A COUNCIL COMMUNICATION DATED
JANUARY I5, 1990, AH, AND, APPARENTLY THAT WAS THE DATE THAT WE
TRANSFERRED ON RESOLUTION NO. 4, SERIES OF 1990, $338,000 TO URBAN
RENEWAL TO PAY FOR PART OF THE PLAN THAT URBAN RENEWAL ACQUIRED
FROM FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR THE ENGLEWOOD PARKWAY WHICH USED TO BE
CHEROKEE STREET . WAS THAT PART OF OUR OBLIGATION OR WAS THAT
SOMETHING THAT WAS TAKEN FROM THE TAXPAYERS FUNDS IN CONTRAST TO
WHAT WE 'RE SAYING HERE?
VAN DYKE : THAT PARTICULAR ISSUE ON THE 300 AND SOME THOUSAND DOLLARS AND THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PROPERTY WAS SOMETHING THAT HAS BEEN TIED UP
FOR YEARS, I THINK EVEN BEFORE 1985, WHEN WE TOOK THAT PROPERTY TO
BUILD THE NEW GIRARD/ENGLEWOOD PARKWAY , AND AT THAT TIME THEY WERE
NOT WILLING TO COME UP WITH THE PRICE OF SETTLEMENT, AND PART OF
THE REASON WAS BECAUSE THE OWNERSHIP INVOLVES SEVERAL PARTIES, AND
IT WASN 'T UNTIL IN THE LAST YEAR OR SO THAT WE WERE ABLE TO COME TO
A RESOLUTION ON THE VALUE OF THAT PROPERTY. AND AT THAT TIME THE
ENGLEWOOD URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY WAS OUT OF FUNDS .
WAECHTER : BUT IT WAS PART OF THE URBAN RENEWAL, AH, OBLIGATION THAT WE
ASSUMED ...
VAN DYKE: IT WAS IN THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PART OF THE URBAN RENEWAL, YES.
WAE CHTER: SO IT WAS AN OBLIGATION OF URBAN RENEWAL HAD THEY HAD THE MONEY,
BUT INSTEAD THE TAXPAYERS WOUND UP PAYING FOR lT , IS WHA T I 'M
TRYING TO SAY .
VAN DYKE: YES, THE TAXPAYER WOUND UP PAYING FOR IT , BUT THE TAXPAYER IN A AY
IS PAYING FOR EVERYTHING, IN THAT SENSE ...
WAECTHER : YES , I KNOW THAT, BUT YOU'RE STILL COUNTING APPLES ANO ORANGES .
AH , IN OTHER WORDS, HAD URBAN RENEWAL HAD THE E , IS T I'M
TRYING TO SAY, IS THEY LD NORMALLY HAVE PAID FOR THAT. JS THAT
RIGHT?
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WAECHTER : TO PAY ...
VAN DYKE: REGULAR CITY FUNDS TO PAY OFF THE BONOS OR TO HELP PROVIDE THE
AMOUNT NECESSARY TO, TO PAY THE FULL INTEREST RATE THAT WAS
NEGOTIATED FOR THE BONOS . THAT'S WHAT WE ARE SAYING.
WAECHTER : OKAY. BUT THEN WE HAVE IN THE PAST BESIDES THIS ONE, WE'VE HELPED URBAN RENEWAL ....
VAN DYKE: WE HAVE ON A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS . BEFORE THIS PRESENT COUNCIL WAS
ON BOARD, KEN, THERE WAS A CONCERN ABOUT WHETHER THE PLAZA WAS
GOING TO BE COMPLETED TO THE DEGREE IT HAS BEEN WITH THE LAKE AND
THE FOUNTAINS, AND THAT PAST, OR PREVIOUS COUNCIL PROVIDED FUNDING
TO HELP COMPLETE THAT PROJECT . SO, IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT HASN 'T OCCURRED IN THE PAST ..
WAECHTER : I KNOW, I WANTED TO CLARIFY IN MY OWN MIND WHERE THAT WAS COMING
FROM. BECAUSE IT SEEMED TO ME AT THAT TIME IT WAS SOMETHING THAT
THEY SHOULD HAVE PAID HAD THEY HAD THE MONEY AND DIDN 'T HAVE .
VAN DYKE: THAT'S CORRECT.
WAE CHTER: THANK YOU.
FRASER: KEN, I THINK ON THAT SAME POINT, IT 'S IMPORTANT TO REALIZE THAT THE
CITY HAS BEEN CONSISTENT IN ITS POSITION WITH RESPECT TO THAT
DEVELOPMENT. WE'VE PUT MONEY INTO PHYSICAL THINGS IN THE PROJECT,
THAT IS THINGS THAT WERE IMPROVEMENTS THAT WERE TANGIBLE AND REMA IN
FOR THE CITY. WE HAVEN 'T PUT CITY MONEY INTO PAYING THAT DEBT SERVICE, AND
WAE CHTER : OKAY.
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RIGHT OF WAY. IT BOUGHT PROPERTY ON WHICH THE PAVEMENT IS lOCATED,
AND WE WOULD HAVE BEEN OBLIGATED TO 00 THAT UNDER A lOT 0
DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES, AND JN THE OTHER CASES OF THE CITY 'S
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PROJECT, IT HAS BEEN FOR OTHER DEVELOPMENT,
OTHER PROJECTS THAT AR HARD AND PERMANENT I THIS L£ PROJECT AS
C PARED TO THE OS THAT WERE NECESSARY A THAT THE URSA RENEWAL AUTHORITY CURRE TlY R I G ON .
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CLAYTON : YOUR HONOR, I WOULD JUST NOTE TOO FOR MR. WAECHTER 'S BENEFIT , IN
THE PAST TWO YEARS THE CITY COUNCIL HAS BEEN QUITE FRUGAL WITH ITS
LOANS OR ITS ASSISTANCE TO URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY . I RECALL, UH ,
THAT JUST AFTER I WAS ELECTED TO COUNCIL THAT THE URBAN RENEWAL
AUTHORITY WANTED THE CITY TO ISSUE A COUPLE OF MILLION DOLLARS IN
BONDS AND BACK THOSE UP WITH CITY TAX GUARANTEES, AND WE REFUSED TO
DO THAT. WE MADE SOME SHORT -TERM LOANS, OH , PARDON ME, SOME
LONG-TERM LOANS TO THE URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY TO ACHIEVE SOME OF
THE THINGS MR. FRASER HAS MENTIONED, BUT WE BY NO MEANS HAVE
CONTRIBUTED MONEY THAT WE THOUGHT WE COULD DO WITHOUT. AND WE HAVE
EXERCISED SOME CONSIDERABLE RESTRAINT IN THAT AREA .
VAN DYKE: YES .
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AGENDA ITEM 8(A) -CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 16, 1990 -ELEANOR AND HOMER DUNN, 3430 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA .
E. DUNN: I'M ELEANOR DUNN, I LIVE AT 3430 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. I WANT TO ASK
THE CITY COUNCIL A QUESTION WHICH I KNOW YOU CANNOT ANSWER TONIGHT,
BUT WE WOULD, WE 'RE GOING TO ASK YOU TO GIVE US AN ANSWER SOON.
IT'S ON THE LEGALITY OF ORDINANCE 21, SERIES OF 1989, PASSED MAY
15, 1989, BY THE AUTHORITY OF CITY COUNCIL. AND I KNOW THAT SOME
OF YOU ARE AWARE OF THIS BUT YOU'LL HAVE TO GET OUT THIS ORDINANCE
AND LOOK AT IT TO TELL US THE ANSWER . IT TELLS YOU, IT TELLS US
ABOUT THE CUL-DE -SAC THAT IS TO BE RETAINED ON SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA
FOR APPROXIMATELY 220 FEET SOUTH FROM EAST GIRARD AVENUE FOR ACCESS
TO THE PROPERTIES OF 3419 AND 3430 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA AND FOR THE
PARKING STRUCTURE AT, FOR SWEDISH HOSPITAL. IF THIS IS A LEGAL
DOCUMENT WE WANT TO KNOW, YOU HAVE TO GIVE US THE ANSWER. SWEDISH
HOSPITAL DOES NOT BELIEVE IT IS A LEGAL DOCUMENT, AND THEY ARE
REVERSING THE COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR OUR STREETS . AND AT SOMETIME IN
THE NEAR FUTURE WE HOPE THAT YOU'LL GIVE US ....
VAN DYKE : ELEANOR, CAN YOU EXPLAIN MORE PRECISELY WHAT THEY ARE DOING THAT IS NOT APPROPRIATE?
E. DUNN: THEY ARE CHA NGING THE WHOLE 3400 BLOCK WHICH IS NOT VACATED . THEY
WANT TO TAKE OUT OUR SIDEWALKS, TAKE OUT OUR CURB AND GUTTER, THE
STEPS TO OUR PRIVATE HOMES, THEY WANT TO PUT FOUR TO SIX FEET OF
DIRT ON TOP OF THE STREET, AND UNDER THERE WE HAVE OUR WATER , AND
WE HAVE OUR GAS. AND TO PUT THAT IN TO OUR PARKING COME, OUR
DRIVEWAYS IS OUTRAGEOUS, AND WE WANT TO KNOW THE ANSWER .
VAN DYKE: OKAY .
E. DUNN : HAVE YOU PEOPLE CHA NGED THE LEGALITY OF THIS DOCUMENT?
VAN DYKE: I DON 'T BELIEVE SO, BUT I 'M SURE THAT MR. FRASER CAN TALK TO
COMMUNITY DE VELOPMENT DIRECTOR AHO FINO OUT THE SPECIFIC CONCERNS YOU ARE ADDRESSING .
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MRS . OU , OU 'RE QUITE CORRECT, WE DON'T HAVE THE ANSWER ON THAT
THIS EVEN! G, BUT WE 'll CERTA INLY BE GLAD TO CHECK OUT WHAT THEY
ARE 001 G AND KA [ SURE THAT IT COMPL IE S WITH THE PLANS THAT ERE
FILED WITH US A 0 IS C SISTE NT WITH THAT OROI CE •
All. RIGHT .
w 'll 8 ITH 0U IN THE NEXT F DAYS .
All RICHT .
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BE SIX FEET BELOW OUR PROPERTY. I LIVED IN ENGLEWOOD FOR 60 SOME
YEARS AS A RESIDENCE PLACE THERE BEFORE SWEDISH EVER TOOK
OPERATION. THERE WAS NO SWEDISH HOSPITAL. THEY TOOK All THE OTHER
RESIDENTS AWAYS, AND WE 'D LIKE TO HAVE SOME CONSIDERATION, WHICH WE
DIDN'T GET THE LAST TIME. SOMEONE THINKS WE DIDN'T DESERVE IT. SO
I'D LIKE TO GIVE YOU SOME THOUGHT ON THAT. BEING A RESIDENT THIS LONG , WE DESERVE SOME CONSIDERATION.
VAN DYKE : OKAY, HR . DUNN. WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU ON THOSE ISSUES.
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CITY COUNCIL Mom STATUS llEPORT
FOR THE APRIL 16, lttO CITY COUNCIL MEETIN&
Agenda Originating
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COUNCIL "INUTES 4/3/90
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MAYOR VAN DYKE MADE STATEMENT
REGARDING EURA DEFAULT ON BOli)S
~liON BY BULLOCK TO SUPPORT
TEEN lEISURE CENTER
/,.ESOI34 REAPPOINTJ AT 10
AS ASSOCIATE UICIPAL JUOG[
(BUllOCK)
/RE 35 R APPOINT! PORTER
AS ASSOCIAT ICIPAL JUOG[
(BUlLOC )
APPROVED 7-0
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APPRO¥ D 7-0
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PROCLAMATION -EARTH DAY, APRIL 22
PRESENTED TO COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY
~RESOI39 -MEMBERSHIP TO "KEEP AMERICA APPROVED 7-0
BEAUTIFUL, INC ." (HATHAWAY)
ELEANOR DUNN, 3430 SO . PENNSYLVANIA
ASKED ABOUT LEGALITY OF ORO .I21, 1989
RE VACATION OF PORTION Of PENNSYLVANIA
FOR USE BY SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER
HOMER DUNN , 3430 SO. PENNSYLVANIA
ASKED COUNCIL TO GIVE THEM SCII:
CONSIDERATION IN THIS NATTER
KEN WAECHTER, 3127 W TUFTS ,
COMMENTED UPON CITY 'S PAST SUPPOR T Of EURA
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JOB COJIIt DEV . v'ORD .Il3, APPROVING AGREEMENT W/ )113,114,& 115 TO BE PUBLISHED ON FINAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CLEYETRUST, )APPROVED 7-0 4/19/90; DIR COJIIt DEV TO ETAL PROVIDING OPTION TO PURCHASE ) SECURE SIGNATURES & FILE COPY CERTAIN LAND IF CITY HAll IS MOVED ) WITH CITY CLERK'S OFFICE TO NEW LOCATION WITHIN 5 YEARS FROM ) DATE OF AGREEMENT )
./ORD.I14, APPROVING AGREEMENT W/ ) 10C UTIL ) TO BE PUBLISHED ON FINAL VALLEY SAN. DIST. FOR MAINTENANCE ) 4/19/90; DIR UTIL TO SECURE OF SEWER SYSTEM SERVING PlEASANT ) SIGNATURES AND FILE COPY WITH VIEW SUBDIVISION ) CITY CLERK
/ORD.IJ5, AMENDING §11 -1-1 Dl: ) 100 SAF SERV ) TO BE PUBLISHm ON FINAL & NOOEL TRAFFIC CODE RE: lltSAFE ) 4/19/90; CODIFIED IN ZNO QTR . BACKING OF MOTOR VEHICLES ) 1990
(HATHMMY)
lZA PUB WKS -lc'Bizz. INTAO. IY HATHMMY APPIIDVm 1 -o TO BE PUBLISHED ON FIRST ASSESSING FINAL COSTS OF P.O.fll READING 4/19/90; SECOND (~~7'.J~UAY) READING 6/18/90
RESOI40 AUTHORIZING II)TJCE OF APNDVm 1-o TO IE PUBLISHED 4/1 9, 4/26, & ASSESSMENTS AID SETTINC PUBLIC 5/3; PUB WKS /ENGR TO PROCEED HEARING FOR 5/31/90 1FOR P.O.I33 W/NOTI CES TO CITIZE NS; PUBLIC (CLAYTON) HEARl TO IE PUBLISHED 4/19,
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CATTY TO SECURE NECESSARY
SIGNATURES I FILE COPY WITH
CLERK'S OFFICE
CATTY TO FOLLOW THRU
PRESENT: HATHAWAY, ICOLTAY, WIGGINS, BULLOCK, CLAYTON, HABENICHT, VAN DYKE ADJOURNED: 9:10 P.M.
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AGENDA FOR THE
RECO~ NEttiNG OF
TRZ DGIZWOOD CITY COUNCIL
APRIL 16, 1990
7:30 P.M.
l. Call to order. /'30jJIIf.
2. Invocation.
Reverend Eugenia Gaable, Englewood Firat Preabyterian Church.
3. Pledge of Allegiance.
4. Roll call.
Minutea.
(a) Minute• of the regular -;r~nq of April 3, 1990.
A~.'(J--
C.neral Diacuaaion. . 6.
( ) ~-J.-_ 1 ~~j t!u.e-,1 (a) llayor•a Choice. ' ~ ~~~ ~
A {b) Council Meaber'e Choice. {1)/Jf~~~'-(It) #Jf
~~~ ~ A reeolution approving the reappointaent of ~~~ Vincent Atencio ae an Aaaociate MUnicipal
J udge. ap;r( 7 -0 ~?-( (,,) IL :!fi c-. A reaolutioft"" approving the reappointaent of
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Tracey M. Porter aa an Aa~iat, MUnicipal
Judge. ~A 7 -0 CJtA ._
A reaolution purauinq cooperative planning
betveen the citiea ot EncJl~,.l lherJ.~a.p.
and Littleton. ~I/ 7 -v te" .4/'r"
A reaolut~ ppointinq Auatin ao.ea to aerve
aa a truat.. tor the Malley Center Trua
Pun4. .,;t -7-0 ~ '< ·~.-.,
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A resolution reappointing Dr. Gatewood c.
Milligan to serve as ~ ~~s~ee for the Malley
center Trust Fund. ~ 1-0 tu~jf"V]
7. Pre-Scheduled Visitors. (Please limit your
presentation to ten minutes.)
(a) Council Member Rita Hathaway will be in attendance
to accept a proclamation showing Englewood's
commitment to environmental protection and natural
resource management by proclaiming April 22, 1990 ~~~~~ as Barth DJY in the Ci~y of Englewood. ) ~ k~~c~Dt.a.t~,~-~(.J/afc lttu'f
8. Non-Scheduled Visitors. (Please liait your
(. yresentati~ve minutes.) (6' ~-~?-u..i..L(J~~~~.t/~1, /9J'f" ~ ~r../ ~ ~ ~1=-~c,-,-~(j?-----;zt:.c.._,"' 9. Co-unications and Proclaaations. CC) ~ ..u...& ~ .M~tl~ "-
~W~~~tZ.~teA (a) Proclaaation declaring April 20, 1990 as Arbor Day ~
-0 and encouraging citizens to participate in this
ettort by planting a tree. ~~~~~~
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a;;J. 7-0
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(b) Proclaaation declaring April 27, as Youtb 8ervioe
DaJ ltto. --kut~
(c) Proclaaation declaring April 21, 1990 as Workers•
K-.orial DaJ. (", ~li'?"'
(d) Proclaaation declaring May, ~ 1990 aa the CitJ DaJ
of PraJer in Englewood. ~-r~
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Consent Agenda • ~ 6-1 (Ad!.«/:)
Approve on 5 cond Re din;:
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(a) An ordin nee approving a petition
certain l nd ovned by the City ot near
McLellan Reservoir into Highlan
Metropolitan District No. 3. -rM"'
An ordin nc:lf t~ consent to entry ot rule and
order gr eing to the condeanation ot proper y
deacri d in pending litigation •
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(c) An ordinance approving an agreement with Valley ~~Sanitation District with the City ot Englewood \~ Jconcerning the aaintenance of the sanitary sewer
t systea serving~• pleasant view subdivision. \~ (d) An ordinanc~!iending the Englewood Municipal Code
relating to the Model Traffic Code, liaitationa
on backing aotor vehicles.
11. Public Hearing.
12. Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions.
~J;J..Z, ,__ (a) Reco-endation troa the Oepartaent of Public
(!.r.; .JJ.._ .LO &_ Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance usessinq
/)1 LJJ .,....-~ tinal coats tor Pavinq District No. 33.
1~-. Reco ... ndation to adopt a resolution
1 .. Lt"-'3 authoriainc;r notice and eatabliahinc;r a public /, :t/tatL u. u-v--1" D '1 '• p.l"''hearinq.
tl 0 . Thia Special Iaprov ... nt District vas ~1-wl .• ~~ authorized by City Council in Noveaber, 1988 tor 5' v d.tt-v-0 the purpoae of conatruction and inatallation of ~pr-atreet pavinc;r, curb, qutter, and sidewalk n iaprov ... nts, toc;rether with certain incidentals on
ij certain atreets and avenuea within the City.
~ 80GaCaa DLLa DfiCIODa, Director of ..... uo Worta.
(b) ~ndation fr011 the Oepart..nt of Public Works
to adopt a reaolution to chanc;re the 1990 Public
Iaprov ... nt Fund (PIP) budc;ret. This resolution
will reflect chanc;res due to PIP project
c011pletion: reprioritization of projects; and new
and existinc;r projects needinc;r additional fundinc;r.
•~ur 80GaCalt u.a na, Director of ..... uo
Works, aa4 D IL aaGLAIID, CitJ ID9iaeer. (!. 4 u
(e) R coaend Uon tr the City M9 r•t• Of f ie
adopt a resolution approvint !nc;rle
aeaberehip in the Colorado ~nicipal La 9U • eorur 80GaCaa ru.en, CitJ ... a,er . C ,,..--
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15.
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City Manager'• Report. ~
City Attorney'• Report.
~. ~~b'C~ Diveraion Reporting Stipulation. ~ (a)
(b) Ulrich Settleaent.~
Adjournaent.
The followinq ainutea were tranaaitted to Council the
veeka of April 1-13, 1990.
Enqlevood Urban Renewal Authority MeetincJ of April
4, 1990.
Board of career Service Coaaiaaionera M .. tinq of
April 5, 1990.
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PUILI C COMOIT lOSTEI
DATE: APRIL Ui, 1990
MY PEISOII MY SP£M 01 Mi IM 118 W. _. JTal FOI A MXIIUI OF FIVE
IUIJTES. EACH SUCH PEISOII SHIIULD Sl. THIS PUBLIC COIIEIIT ROSTER, STATING
liME, ADDRESS, Ml) TOPIC OF COIIEIIT.
THOSE PEISOIS WHO VISit TO SP£M IN FAVOI OF 01 IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC
HEARII. SHOULD Sl. THE APPLICABLE PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER.
PLEASE PRINT.
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11 Aa aoat of you are now probably aware, the Englewood
Urban Renewal Authority haa inforaed ita bondholder• that
revenue• froa the Downtown Developaent Project will probably
not be eufficient to pay the debt owed on the bond• uaed to
finance the downtown project. Theee bonda -totalling
$30,180,000 -were ieaued in 1985 and were uaed to pay for
the iaprov .. enta to Little Dry Creek, the conatruction of
the Plaza at u.s. 285 and Broadway, and the acquiaition of
land for retail and other co ... rcial developaent. Today •.•
thank• to the Urban Renewal Authority and the Ci ty working
together, we have an award winning water feature i n our
downtown and have eliainated the threat of a 100 year flood
to our downtown bua i neeeea, to Cinderella City and to a
large nuaber of ho.ea. ,,
At the .... t~, however, we are all concerned that
proj ected revenue f~ new develo~n t have not aet our
expectati ona. The bonde that vera iaaued by the EURA vere
to be paid for eolel y wi th property a nd ea l ea tax
i nc reaenta l revenue within the urban renewa l diatrict. Thia
die t r ict i a p riaarily within our current downtown a nd on the
eouth aide of u.s. 215 near Boaeclub and the foraer Juyer•a
Club. A revenue baee v a eetabliabed in 1112 and any aalea
or property tax revenue over the baee va• pled9ed to pay the
bonda. No other rev nue ia pledcJed.
11 since theee rev nu a are below e xpectation, the
Authority d ided to infora all of 1 • bondholdere. The
City of &nvlevoocl b no a p&rty o bonde and ie under
no obli9at1on to help pey for tbe bonde •
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''Even thouqh the revenue• are below expectation• and may
be in•ufficient to cover the bond•, thi• •hould have no
effect on any of our exi•tinq bu•ine••e•. Neither the land
nor the buildinq• are currently owned by the Authority and
the bu•inee•e• have no direct or indirect obligation for the
bond•. We al•o don't believ8 that thi• •ituation will
iapact our ability to attract new bu•in•••· The
i~rov ... nt• are in place and there i• no added financial
re•pon•ibility on anyone except the Authority.
'' Durinq the plannift9 •taqu of thb project and in the
di•cu••ion. of how to finance the illprov ... nt•, aany of you
were concerned that the taxpayere and re•ident• of Enqlevood
would eventually bave to pick up the bill for the project.
The Council at tbat tille Mid tbat the City taxpayer would
not Mao.. liable. 'l'bia COUncil i• bare to reauun you
tbat Kft9l.wood taxpayer. an not the •deep pocketa• tbat
will oo.ait City tunda.
•• tftlile w an all oonoernect, and w all want to be part
of the 80lution, w auat put tbe lbMJlewood citiaen tint •
.. will oontimae to AppOrt the Authority to .. .t•t in
ny• oonei•tent wit.b our fint obliqation to the bfl.wood
citiaen .
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FMI E'IIDGD, AUPMOE COliiTY, cot.OUDO
...,lar Sesston
Apr11 3, ltto
1. Call to Order
The regular ~eting of the Englewood Ctty Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.•.
2. lnvocat 1 on
The invocation was given by Council Me.ber Wiggins .
3. Pled .. of All .. tanc:e
The Pledge of Allegiance was ltd by Mayor Van Dyke.
4 . loll Call
Present:
Absent :
A quoru. was present .
Also present :
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a ton
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Council Me.bers Hathaway, Koltay, Wtggtns, Bullock, Cla~ton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
City Manager Fraser
City Attorney OtWttt
City Clerk Crow
Director Fonda, Utilities
Director Wanush , C nfty Oev lo,.ent
Dlv s Oft Chief Miller, aftty rvlcts
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r oluy, ath y, 99 n , 8u1loc
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(i) Mayor Van Dyke confirmed May 15, 1990 as the date of the next
Town Meeting which will be held at Sinclair Middle School commencing at 7:00 p.m .
( i i) Mayor Van Dyke announced that there would not be a quorum
present on May 7, 1990, as she and Council Metlbers Clayton and Hathaway are
attending a Rocky Mountain Regional Waste Manage.ent Seminar on that date.
MYOI VM DYU ROVED, MD IT WAS SECmm£0, TO RESCHEDULE THE REGULAR MEETING
OF MY 7, 1110, TO TUESDAY, MY 1, 1110, TO COMMENCE AT 7:30 P.M. IN COUNCIL CHMIERS, CITY HALL.
~es:
Nays:
Motion carried .
Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
(b) Council Metlber 's Choice
(i) Council Melber Wiggins Inquired about the possib i l i ty of
hav i ng the Fire Chiefs Association provide 1 fire service presentat i on . Ci ty
Manager Fraser replied that he had scheduled two different groups to 111ake a
pr es entation about fire service at an upcoting study ses s ion .
(ii) Council "'-her Hathaway r .. inded those present about the up -
coming "Glad Bagathon• kick -off event to be held Saturday, April 7th, at Mi le
Htg h Stadiu. fr01 10 a.•. to 2 P·•· She encouraged attendance i n an effort
for Engl.wood to secure the trophy currently held by West•i nster .
7. ~a-scheduled VIsitors
(a) Roger Shoop wa s not present as scheduled to recei ve a Ce rt i f ic ate
of Appolnt .. nt to the Planning and Zon i ng Co.atssl on . Counci l mber
Hab nic ht agr eed to tran s•l t th certifi cate to hi•.
8 . Non -scheduled Vtsltors
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~es: Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None
Motion carried. Appreciation was expressed to the Lions Club for the train operation in Belleview Park.
(b) Ji• Ulrich, 4580 South Huron Street, addressed Council concerning
his personal observations about fire services in the City. He a.phasized that
fire service is quite different fro. other businesses or professions; that
.. ny changes have occurred in fire services during the last two decades, with
the job beco.ing ~re dangerous in spite of the fact there are less fires. He
stressed that a certain nUIIber of firefighters are necessary to do the job
safely. He questioned the purported transport costs. He also questioned the
whdo. of reducing personnel and paying for private a~ulance service. He
reiterated that fire services cannot be operated like other businesses .
The fire service assess.nt currently being conducted by the Fire Service
Delivery Task Force was discussed, and Mr. Ulrich was told to encourage his
neighbors to contact the various council -..bars for clarification of the pur ·
pose of the Task Force. Mr. Ulrich was also urged to discuss his concerns
with City Manager Fraser or Safety Services Director Stanley .
t. c:c-..ications and Procl .. t1ons
Nays :
Motion carried.
Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
None
Staff was directed to deter.tne whether tt ts ftteessary for Council to appoint
a new Alternate Me.ber to the Urban Renewal Authority.
(b) COUIItll -.o IUL.LOCIC IIOWED, -IT IllS Sla.o, TO D£Cl.M£ TN(
WlOC Of APIIL 22 -Zt, lttO AS •DAYS Of ~£ Of TN( VICTIMS Of THE NOLOCAUST.•
Ay s : Counctl rs KoltaJ, Hath aJ, Wfggtns, Bullock ,
Clayton, Ha nlcht, Van Dyke
Nays :
Mot ton car-rfed .
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Ti re re AO ft for consfderatfon under Consent Agenda .
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(a) Director Fonda presented a recOMmendation from the Water and Sewer
Board to approve by ordinance a petition for inclusion of land to the High -
lands Ranch Metropolitan District No. 3 for all municipal services provided by
the District. Mr. Fonda explained the inclusion of the land is the next step
in the develol)llent process for Englewood's property adjacent to McLellan
Reservoir. Alternatives to petitioning for inclusion were discussed, and Mr.
Fonda explained that it would be extr ... ly expensive and perhaps impossible to
provide water, sewer, fire protection, pollee, etc. all of which are included
and provided by the District. Doing this on our own would make development of the property virtually t~sstble.
The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. lZ, entitled:
COUNCIL BILL NO. lZ, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A PETITION TO INCLUDE CERTAIN LAND OWNED BY
THE CITY Of ENGLEWOOD NEAR MCLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPOLI -TAN DISTRICT NO. 3.
C~IL REMD CLAYTOII MYED, _, IT MAS SlCCMeED, TO APPIOYE 011 FIRST READING C~IL IIU •• 12, SOlES OF lttO.
Council "'-bar Habenicht requested clarification concerning the City's ability
to provide water and sewer services to the area In question. Mr . Fonda agreed
that It could be done but that It would prove •ch •re expensive.
Also, Ms. Habenicht stated she was concerned about the possibility of the City
subjecting Itself to future special l.,rov ... nt assess.ents . She is not in
favor of Council gtvtng up authority to a •tro board. She asked If the sue
purpose could be served through lntergovern.antal agree.ents. Mr . Fraser ex -
plained that tn this particular Instance, the City Is a landCIMter, not the
governing body. To have the land Included In the MetropolItan District would
.. xt•tze Its value as an tnvest•nt. Mr. fraser concur~ with Ms . Habenicht
that a risk Is Involved concerning .. jor decisions of the Board, but he felt
as a r of the District the City would also have an opportunity to par -ticipate as a -..ber of the Board.
After urth r dlscusston about th Cfty's role as a d v loper and clarlffca -
t on bout posstbl ass s nts, t vote results re:
~ s : Co ncfl rs koltay, Hatha ay, Wigg in , Bulloc , Clayton, Van Dy e
Nays : Counctl r Habenicht on carried.
(b) Director
eco..,'Cf. tty Oevelo.,..nt Depart nt, pres nted a
Urban Rtntwal Authortty (£UAA) to adopt a
n nt bet n EURA, First Nat on1l 8 n
Insurance Ca.,any, Cltv Trust R alty Jnv -
• The t basically prov des 1 ftv -y ar
n of ftll , etal, th1t tf during that ftv •
rel attd, t Ctty of ngl ~rd of r t
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property (approximately 21,000 square feet) to First National Bank of Engle-
wood for a purchase price of $500,000. Mr. Wanush e.phasized that the option
could only be exercised if City Hall 1s 110ved from its present site within five years fro. date of agree.ent.
The City Clerk was asked to read Council Btll No. 13, entitled:
COUNCil Bill NO. 13, INTRODUCED BY COUNCil MEMBER BUllOCK
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE FOR CONSENT TO ENTRY OF RUlE AND ORDER AGREEING TO THE
CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PENDING liTIGATION.
COUNCIL MOllER M.Loat NOYED, _, IT MAS SECCIIKD, TO APPROVE 011 FIRST READING COUNCIL IILL 10. 13, SERIES OF 1190.
Ayes: Council "--bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None
Motion carried .
(c) Director Fonda presented a reca..endation fro. the Water and Sewer
Board to approve by ordinance a Maorandu. of Understanding with Valley
Sanitation District r891rding the 111intenance of the sanitary sewer systM
serving the Pleasant View subdivision. Mr . Fonda explained the process by
which Pleasant View residents had been i~Prope rly charged by Valley Sanitation
for repairs and lllintenance fMs . The Maorandu. of Understanding will recti -
fy the procedure; refunds to the residents of Pleasant Valley for the overpay -
.. nts to Valley Sanitation District will be aade by the City .
The City Clerk wa s asked to read Counc 1 Bill No . lO, et~tttled :
COUNCil Bill NO . lO, IN110DUCEO BY COUNCIL It WIGGINS
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE APPAOVING AN AGIU:OI:IfT WITH VALLEY SAlUTATION DISTRICT
(VALlEY) WITH THE CITY Of £NGLEWOOO CONCERNING TH *INTE Of THE SAIUTAR
SEWER SYSTEM SERVING TH PlEA T VIEV SUIOIVJSION (PlEASM VIEV).
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A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1, ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO MODEL TRAFFIC CODE, LIMITATIONS ON BACKING MOTOR VEHICLES.
COUNCIL fDIEl lfi&IINS NOVED, MD IT liAS SECCII)ED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL IILL 10. 21, SEIIES OF lttO.
Ayes: Council Members kolhy, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None
Motion carried.
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(a) City Man1ger Fraser presented 1 reca..endation fro. the Water and
Sewer Bo1rd to purchue 1 floating baffle for the Allen Phnt Reservoir . He
exphined the 1pp1ratus would help prohibit algu growth in the reservoir.
Three bids were received, with the lowest bid fra. Then.o F1b in the a.aunt of
$40 ,000 to include delivery and install1tion.
COUNCIL fDIEl IULLOCK NOVED, MD IT liAS SECCII)ED, TO APPIOVE 1liE PURCHASE OF
A FLOATINI IAFFLE/CURTAIN FROR 1'ltERRO FAI IN THE M0111T OF $40,000.
Ayes: Council Metlbers kolhy, Hlthlw1y, Wiggins , Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke N1ys : None
Motion urrfed.
(b) Mr . Fruer provided Council with 1n upd1te of the shtus of the diesel fuel leak at the Servfcenter.
14 . City Attorney 's leport
(1) City Attorney DeWitt fnfor.ed Council of 1 lt91l description prob ·
1 exhttng on property loe~ted on the wstern edge of the sewr treat•nt
pl1nt (referred to IS the Moltt1r Industries property). It -.y be necess1ry
fort C y to qu et title on th s property by Issuing 1 deed to Molit1r In ·
dus r i es . I tt wtll provtd Council with all parttcuhrs on this trans ·
t o rec: nd1tlon c: s forwlrd .
Itt tnfor.ed Cou 11 t t a S60,20l .JO c:
t f r nd Pollet P nslon Association, and h r lit atfon In thts tt r . I . •
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Motion carried.
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(d) Mr. DeWitt trans•itted copies of an article which appeared in the
Denver Post, June 27, 1988, entitled: "Govern.ent's chief priority isn't run -
ning like a business.•
15. Adj~
CCMII:IL MJe0 HUEIIICHT IIOYED TO AD.JOUIII. The .eeting adjourned at 8:40 p.m.
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RESOLUTION NO. ~
SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLUTION FOR REAPPOINT.~NT OF VINCENT ATENCIO AS AN ASSOCIATE
•mNICIPAL JUDGE.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Article IX, Part II, Section 68, of the
Englewood Home Rule Charter, •council may appoint one or more
associate judges, who shall sit at such times and upon such
causes as shall be determined by the presiding municipal judge•; and
WHEREAS, because his present term expires as of May S, 1990;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, TKAT:
Section 1. Vincent Atencio shall be and hereby is
reappointed as Auociate •tunicipal Judge in and for the City of
Englewood, Colorado, for a term commencing May 6, 1990 and
expiring •tay 5, 1994, unless he should resign or otherwise be
unable to serve in the interim.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day o f April, 1990.
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
Attest:
Patricia H. Crow, city Clerk
I, Patrie a H. Cro , Cl y Cl r Cor th Cay o nglewood, Colorado, hereby certify the • 0 1 • r copy of aoluuon o. -· eriea of lUO.
Patr.u:l tl. Crow I • •
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
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MDfORANDUM
Honorable Mayor Susan Van Dyke and
Members of City Council
Louis Parkinson, Municipal Judge ~·
April 9, 1990
ltEAPPODfl'MENT OF VINCJ:NT ATENCIO AND TRACEY H PORTER
AS ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL JUDGES
The Court recommends that City Council, pursuant to ita
powers and duties under Part II, Section 68, of the Hoae
Rule Charter, reappoint Vincent Atencio and Tracey H.
Porter as Associate Municipal Judgea . Both of their
present te~ expire Hay 5, 1990, and they are needed
to sit at such timea as the presiding judge cannot.
Both have served well durin& their tenure and have been
an aaaet to the court. I would ursa you to reappoint
th .. so they will r ... in available .
Thank you very aach.
cc : Vencent Atencio
Tracey H. Porter
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RESOLUTION NO.
SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLUTION FOR REAPPOINTMENT OF TRACEY P.1. PORTER AS AN
ASSOCIATE f.lUNICIPAL JUDGE.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Article IX, Part II, Section 68, of the
Englewood Home Rule Charter, "Council may appoint one or more
associate judges, who shall sit at such times and upon such
causes as shall be determined by the presiding municipal judge"; and
WHEREAS, because her present term expires as of May 5, 1990;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, THAT:
Section 1. Tracey M. Porter shall be and hereby is
reappointed as an Associate nunicipal Judge in and for the City
of Englewood, Colorado, for a ter= commencing May 6, 1990 and
expirinq May 5, 1994, unless she shou ld resiqn o r otherwise be
unable to serve in the inter i •
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of April, lttO.
Susan Van Dyh , nayor
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
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MEMORANDUM
Honorable Mayor Susan Van Dyke and
Members of City Council
Louis Parkinson, Municipal Judge ~·
April 9, 1990
REAPPOIUTMENT OF VDICDT ATENCIO AND TRACEY H PORTER
AS ASSOCIATE MUNICIPAL .JUDGES
Tbe Court recom.ends that City Council, pursuant to its ·
powers and duties under Part Ii, Section 68, of the Home
Rule Charter, reappoint Vincent Atencio and Tracey M.
Porter as Associate Municipal Judsea. Doth of their
present te~ expire May 5, 1990, and they are needed
to sit at such times as the presiding judge cannot.
Both have served well durina their tenure and have been
an asset to the court. I would urge you to reappoint
th .. so they will remain available.
Thank you very much.
cc : Vencent Atencio
Tracey M. Porter
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A RESCLIJl'IOO ~ THE INIDrl'IOO CJE' 'niE CITlC O::UCIL CF flG.EKXX> I
~ 'ro PURSUE ~ PLMNIN:; F(R THE CITIES CF ENiLEXJ001 SHERIDAN
AND LI'1"lU:'l'OO.
l~DEAS 1 the cities of E)w;Jlewood 1 Sheridan and Littleton share CXJ1IICI'\
borders; and
l~DEAS 1 the cities of !llglewood1 Sheridan and Littleton have OCIIIIO'\
interest in the develos-nt of Santa Fe Boulevard; and
111DEAS 1 the cities of E)w;Jlewood, Sheridan and Littleton have CXIIIIDl
interests in the dwelos-nt of the South Platte River; and
te!REM, the cities of !llglewood, Sheridan and Littleton lillY have a
CCIIIICn goal in the ooordination of planning for the eccnaDic: dlrYelcpalt as
well as the III)St ~~pprC~priate u.e of land and retiOUrC:!H throughout the c i ties
and to iMure loc;ical Cjrowth of the various physical el.-nta of the c i ties •
.,. ' TriERUUCt I • IT RESCLV!D BY THE CITY CXUCIL CJE' THE CITr CF
DG.DO:lO, ~. THAT:
section 1. City Council twnby diAcU the Ci ty IW\ager to plrSUe the
ct.v.l~ Of a coordinated ClOCperative planning with the c iti" of
!llgle«x)d, St.ridln and Littlaoton and fral U.. to tU. pcovidlt city staff to
... ist in this planning.
AIXI"DD A."') APPIICMD this 16th ~ of .il, 1990.
PatriCia H. Ciow , City dftlt
I, Pat.r c: a H. Cr'Ciw, City Clerk for the City of ~lewood, Color ,
henby Oft'tity the lbowe is • t.rUe ocpy of a.Dlut on • _. i of ltto. I .
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COUNCIL COIIUUCATIOH
DATE AGENDA ITEM
April 16, 1990 6 {b) (iv) l (v)
SUBJECT Parks l Rec. C~.
Malley Ctr. Trust
Fund Trustees.
INITIATED IY Parks l Recreation C~ission
STAfF SGUICE Sharon Winkle, Director of library l Recreation Services
ISSU£/ACTIOII PIOPOSED
At its •eting of March I, 1990, the Parks a reat10ft C~hsiOft detenained to
reco.end Z appoint.eftts of Malley Cet~ter Trust Fuftd TrustHs as follows: 1) The
C-hsion reco.ends that AusUn '-as , tts V ce Ce..tnaan, be appointed by City
Council to serve as the Malley C.tef' Trust f TnntH represet~tat ive fro~~ the
Parts l RecreatiOft C~tsstc111 for t at ef t5 tena Oft the C~issiOft .tlich
expires February 1, 1194.
2) Following its review of f
TrustH for a tena expirt .. •n 10. l "J ,
the four applicants, Dr. Cat.e.oecl C.
Malley Center Trust fund Trust•. Dr
of the Trust Fund.
PUYIOUS COUNCIL ACTIOII
nt..t~t as Malley Cet~ter Fund
sst• reco.eftds that one of
ef )175 S. Fox St ., be reappointed as
s wrved •st recet~tly u Chainaan
The Council has taketl variCMIS c:t a~~s rttard , Trust Fund appo int.eeftts under
Entlewood n ctpal Code •·J ·t • lley c t r. Fund• fch def "" Trustee
Qual ffcat ons and thartt C l w t t s s bility for Trust ppotnt nts
upon t rec:-.ndattOft of t P r s a at1 t iu1on .
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The C~ission 1lso 1ddressed the Trust Fund YICincy cre1ted by the expir1tion of
Austin G~s' ten1 IS 1 Co..ission -..btr effective 2·1·90. Council re1ppointed Mr.
Go .. s to the P1rks l Recre1tion Co..ission 1nd the C~ission subsequently
reco..ended his relppoint .. nt as Trust Fund Trustee fro. the Co..ission.
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P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N
IIHEREAS, the City of Englewood has lon g supported
environmental protection and natural resourc e management programs and policies; and
lntEREAS, the City of Englewood has also supported state and
national legislation which would help cities develop strong and
successful programs to protect the environment and conserve natural resources; and
NH!:REAS, public concern about protecting the earth is
rapialy increasing as new scientific information about
environmental threats such as global warming, ozone depletion,
ac d rain, air pollution, and more becomes available; and
!fflERtAS, cities have many critical environmental
responsibilities, including land-use planning, management of
transportation systens, solid and liquid waste ~anagement; and
I:HEREAS, almost twenty years ago, r.~i 11 ions of Am ricans
joined together on Earth Day to express concern for the
envsron~ent which resulted in laws o protect our air, water, and the lan~s around us; and
rHtRtAS, cstizens and thesr governnents must agasn renew
thesr c~~ t nt o neet the global envsronn ntal challenge and
stand up oge h r around he world for a day of cell c sve action
o d clare our shar d resolve;
::o~:, THtRI:FOR£, I,
~nglewood, Colorado, her
n e Cs y of tnalewood
tar h nay 1 c.
SUSA:~ V : DYI't, ::ayor of he C1 y of
by proclas Apr 1 22, 1990 as EARTH DAY
and enders T Global Cst 1 ro ) ct o
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RESOLlll'ION 00 • .31.
SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLtrriOO RffiARDIN; MD1BERSHIP IN KEEP AMERICA BEAIJI'IFUL, IOC.
WHEl'{EAS, the City of &iglewood believes it is necessary to participate in
certain organizations that confer a benefit upon the City; and
WHmEAS, participation in the Keep America Beautiful Program provides
many benefits to the City of Englewood \o'hich i.Jitlroves waste handling
?ra....-tices; and
WHEREAS, Keep America Beautiful works to c:han9e indiviWal attitudes and
behaviors to produce a sustained reduction in litter; and
1~, ~America Beautiful works to c:han9e these attitudes through a
behavior-based approach lotllch includes:
• Presentation of facts about litter control, waste llliU'IaCJI!IIIt,
and recyc 1 ing,
In-depth ca'!l'l.lni ty invol ~t ,
lopn:ent of a systematic action plan,
Focua at results for beautification of the City of f))gl~.
~. receipt is ac:knowled!Jed of $1,250.00 fraa Wute r-~t Inc.
for inclusion into the one t . payment of $2,500.
t~DF.AS, year this City will review this JXOCJr and may appropna
f of ~tely $250 .00.
, 'nDI!:PQ(E, BE IT RESC1\'m BY ntE CITY CXllN:IL CE '11tE CITY CF
I cx:t.<:JtADo I ~ Fa..tJ::)oiS!
Ci y 0 the !ollOWlng one
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H. cn;w, CI
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l~;s. t::-ees are an i:'?Qrtant asset to t..'ie Cit:y of E:ngle-NOOd, prcVlding
shade, shelter a,c reducing noise levels; ~,d
·,.'HERE.;s, trees enha.,ce t.l1e beauty cf the City "'i th variocs ferns,
textures, and colo=s; a.,d
''HERE.~. t..'le continued less of cur trees 1dthout a carrnunity-· .• •iC.e
nain ena.-.ce and replac~nt program will ~terially impair the beauty of cur
City; and
I.'HI:RE.;s, all Cl tizer.s cf Engla.ood, TlC\1 and in t..ie future, ·..ill beneflt frcr~ t..ie ?lar.ting of t.rees; and
'· ~. I, St:SA!~ VA.~ 0).1\J:, ::aycr cf 't..~ Ci:y of~ e-..'OOd,
Coloracio, !'le::-eby p:oclai.":: April 20, 1990 as
l.n the Cl ·.; cf Dle
e!!crt ~i ?lL,tln9
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P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N
iffiEREAS , all across the nation, young Americans are
rededicating themselves to helping others; and
i-JHEREAS, the Youth Service America and Campus Outreach
Opportunity League in collaboration with the u.s. Conference of
Nayors, the Jefferson Awa .rds, and i<eekly Reader are organizing
National Youth Service Day; and
WHEREAS, these young people who are assisting individuals
who are hungry, hc~eless, addicted to drugs and alcohol, unable
to read, as well as others 1n need, deserve recognition;
NO~<, THEREFORE, I, SUSAN VA~ DYKE, lay o r of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, hereby proclai~ April 27, 1990 as
YOUTB SERVICE DAY 1990
in the City of Englewood. I urge all o! our citizens to oeet the
challenge to accentuate the po11t ve rather than the negat1ve and
support these youths 1n the1r serv1ce to u !ortunate and needy
nc:hv1duals.
G:VE under ~y hand and seal his 16 h day of Apr1l, 1990.
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P P. 0 C L A l·l A T I 0 N
1\~Z..S, state am! local govei'Tllrents might over lock heal t.'l and safety
issues that effect public ~~9yees; and
h":iER=:AS, Ccu."lCil vie~>.-s these issues as i.rtportant and wishes to reCedicate
itself to Colo~aeo workers ; and
v\ii:i::R.!:.Z\5, ;>J'SQ·Z and ot.."'er agencies ""'111 hold a candlelight gathering on
t..,e s ate Ca?itol grcunes, t<> make the public ao.·are that UU.s cay is ~ing
dedicated " n r~rance of the oourac;e and integrity of Colorado workers and
reccrT'l!nc!J.:'lg ..:.a t.'l s ~ay be obsel"VK in an apprO?nate r..an.''ler by the
people.";
r l, ':ii!J'..£FCIU:, I, rusk~ VA~ DYI<t, !:aycr of tile City of ~lewooc,
Colorado, hereby proclair.l APRIL 28, 1990 as
\CRDS' JUCIUAL DU
in the c ty cf El'lolroo~ClCd. I enc::our Englewood c
canaell9-'l qa her ng on t.'le s a • cap1 el c;rouna lJ'I
rkers.
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v.~s, the observance of ~aticnal Prayer Day ea es back to the First
Continental Ccngress in 1774; and
h'HEREAS, in 1988, the Congress of the United States passed a bill making
t.'le first T'nursday of !-lay, a permanent date to ()!)serve the National Day of
Prayer; and
>~;s, President Bush will officially proclaim May 3rd, 1990, as the
Naticnal Day of Prayer and will encourage A~ricans to join together to pray
for rene'lo>al of J.::rrica•s rroral heritage; and
I~, in cbservance of the National Day of Prayer, the City of
~le-oiOOd SU?i)Orts and encourages the citizens of FllgleYOOd, Colorado to join
toqet.~r 1n prayer;
NC);, ':'HEREFCRE, I, SUSAN VA~ DYJCE, :.ayor cf the C1 y cf ~lewcod,
Colorado, hereby procl&lJ'II Thursday, JYy lrd, U90 as the
in Englewood Md erw:ounge all i~ereste<! part1es to p&r'tic1pue by taKing S
tnl!lUtes of Sllen or audlble prayer at 12 nocn and encourage the nnq nq cf
bells and c s in ha:Hs of wonhlp rever ponible en :.ay Jrd, 1990.
of nl, 1990.
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CRDINm:E 00. I z,. BY AlmUUTY
SERIES C'E' 199-0-
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CXXJOCn. BILL 00. 12
nll'ROOOCED BY COONCn.
.Mf1.1BER ~
AN CRliNNa: APP'IOliOO A PETITIOO ro na.uoE CERTAIN 1.\tOD Cl'HD BY '11iE CITY
C'E' f2G.fXXX> ~ M:LEl.l.AN RESERVOIR IN'ro HIGiL.:UI)S RAOCH ~IE'IR)p(LITAN
DIS'DUCT 1~. 3.
\·IDEAS, the Utilities Department has entered into a study of certain
real :;xoperty owned by t.'le City of Enqlew::lOd and located near the rt::Lellan
Reservoir; and
~. the result of said study would indicate that it is ~~Fptrapriat• to petition Highlara Ranch f·letropolitan District No. 3, for
the inclusiat of said land into said District; and
tH!m:AS, said Highlands Ranch ~llrtropolital District would at the
appropriate time provide to said real estate -lo8ter, ..wer .00 other
•rvioes necessary fer the development of said pi['Cperty;
tol, 'l1DEPtM£, BE IT ~ BY 'l1iE CITY CXUCIL C'E' '1HE CI'lY C'E'
El'GD«XJ), ~. AS P'CLL()fS:
Section 1. 'l'he City hereby approyn '-titiat fer Inclusiat ot Land
CMWd bY the City of ~lewood into Highlands RanCl Metropolitan District 1~. 3.
Sectiat 2. 'l'he Mayer and the City Clerk are twnby authorbed to
sign .na attest theM doc:\mwnts nec.sury to join said District fer and in
behalf of the City of Englewood.
I~, rMM! in full , and pa8ed at first ~ at the Jrd of April, 1990 .
Publistwd u a Bill for an~ at the 5th day of April, 1990.
ANd by title and pueed on final rudlnq at the 16th day of April, 1990.
l by t tle u Or~ • u. 1990. ·-· ot 1990, at the ltt.h
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hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the Ordinance pa.ued on
final reading and plblished by title as Ordinance No. __ , series of 1990.
Patricia H. Crow
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BY AUTHCJU'IY
CJU>UWCE NO • .13
SERIES CF 1990
COONCIL BILL!~. 13
INl'ROOOCI'l> BY COONCIL
MENBER BULLOCK
AN CR>INAOCE Felt c:::cNSENl' "ro fNl'RY CE RULE AND CJU>ER AGREEING 'ro 'IHE
~~ CE PRCPER'l'lt' DESCRIBED Dl PEN>~ LITIGATI~.
WHE:REAS, the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority (EURA), First National
Bank of J::nqlewood (f1mE), ~rican National Insurance Ccrrpany (American
National) and Cleve'l'rust Realty Investors ( CleveTrust) and the City of
Englewood (City), are parties to pending litigation concerning a
condllrmation by the Englewood urban Renewal Authority of property in which
First National Bank of E!lqle-oiOOd, A"lll!rican Natio."'lal and CleveTrust have an
interest; and
WHERFAS, the parties hereto desire to resolve the disputes underlying
the ~ng litigation to the fullest extent possible and to reach a
!lettl4!11111Tlt of the causes of action asserted;
t~, 'niEREP'CJU:, EE IT CRlAINED BY 'IHE CI'IY CXXN:IL CF 'IHE CI'l.Y c:E
ElG.El'DD, CXLC:&\00, AS l"CC..LC1oS:
Stction 1. on. Aqreemeut between the Englewood Urban Renewal
Authority, First national Sank of Enqlftlt!Od, American National Insurance
Ccllpany and ClewTrust Realty Investors and the City of Englewood is hereby
approved. s.id At;r..,.nt contains generally:
1. Simlltaneoualy with the ex.cution anc! delivery of the
AlgrMIIent rnsE, ""-rican National and Clew'rruat shall
ex.cute and deliver to lllRA a CcnMnt to Entry o f Rule and
Order .-ing to the ocnder-nat ion of the property dHcribed
in t.~ pending litigation and the totAl ~t of $494,900 u
prcviad by the ccnaent to Entry o f Rule and OrdH. ~
$494 ,900 r.-.ay be wi.tMr .. .m frail t. .. court Re9istry by cheek
~yatlle to A•rican !:ational f ap?licaticn against the
rtg~~ge held by rican National on the F rat • tlonal Bank
of E:nct l....ood a..til ~ng •
2 . All total aucn for any ~~PrC"aiaal or rt coa a the
WRA ec:TH• to reirtlur Clinger lind Ca!pany for an appraiaal
of the rty be1ng ~r.d l.n the pend.ing lltlgatlon 1n
the t of $9, 000. !1M al • to the rei.rfb.lr t
of in the of $2,200 fer ta &?PC&laal coats 1n
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land selected by the City at the tir.e the City relocates as
depicted in Ex.."libits to the Agreement provided that said
option may n'jt be exercised by CleveTrust or FtlBE unless City
relocates all of its offices and services out of its existing
offices, in which event City shall immediately give
Cl~t and FtlBE notice that the parcel referenced in the
Exhibits to the Agreement is now available to CleveTrust or
rnBE. 'nle purchase price to be paid by CleveTrust or rnBE
for said parcel will be $500,000. If CleveTrust exercises
the option and acquires title to the property depicted in the
Exhibit to the Agreement there are provisions as to and
between CleveTrust and FNBE.
4. Notwithstanding the foreqoing, in the event that litigation
regarding the inplementation of the ~·t is filed by any
party to the Agree1eut prior to the expiration of such
option, the above referenced period shall be autaaatically
extended for an additional 12 roonths or for a period which
coincides with the pendency of the litigation, whic:hewr
shall be greater but in no event shall the option period
extend and conveyance be made later than 21 years fran the
date of the Agreement. 'nle Agreemellt also provides that the
District Court in the County of Arapahoe Coloraci:l shall be
the appropriate forum for resolution of any dispute with
respect to t.'le Aqreement.
s. City ar:JcnowledgH and confirms that the Amaining parking
after t.._ -=quisition by EURA in the pending litigation (383
~) is utisf~ory under existing zoning requ.innents
for the prnent dewlopiWI'It of FNBE's nnaining property,
i.e. tn. First National Bank of Englewood.
6. Clew'l"rust is organhed to cperate u a real estate
~t trust and no obligation o f the Trust is personally
bindinq ~ t.._ pdvate pc-cpezcy of any of the trustees,
shanholders, o fficer., ~1~, or .,.u of the Trust,
but enly the aboll'e dncribed property or a ~pee i fic port ion
thenof t.hall be bcunc!.
7. The t along with the ConMnt to Entry of Rule lnd
~r fr.boc!i and c:cnau tutu the ent nt undtrlltal'lding
the !)&r'tiH with rapect to mat.tera set forth there n.
8. The pan i ea knowledge and agnte that the Am--.
~ted in oountup~~rta , but lh&ll only
upon all parti having ex.<:uttld a
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Section 2. '!be l·iayor is authorized to sign for and on behalf of the
City of Englewood, and the City Clerk shall attest on behalf of the City of Englewood.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reaclinq on the 3rd of ~il. 1990.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance a'l the 5th day of April, 1990.
Read by title and passed on final reading Q'l the 16th day of April, 1990.
Published by title u Ordinance No. , Series of 1990, on the 19th day of April, 1990. -
AT'J'l.ST: SUsan Van Dyke, t·iayor
Pcricla 11. Crow, City clerk
I, Pcric:ia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of ~1-.ood, Colora&:~,
hereby certify that the for.goi.ng is a true copy of the Ordinance puMd a'l
final rHding ~published by title u Ordinance No._, Seri" of 1990.
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BY AIJI'HORITI
CIIDINANCE NO.d
SERIES OF 1990 COONCIL BILL NO. 20
INl'ROOOCED BY CXXJNCIL
t-IEMBER WIGGINS
AN CIWDWCE APPRO'JD«> AN AGREEMENr WI'llf VAUEi SANITATIOO DISTRICT
(VAUE'i) WI'llf 'l1E CITI \£ EtG.D«XD <l:N:DN~ THE MAim»Wa CF THE
SANITARY SD£R SYSTEM 5DNDC 'l1E PLF.ASANl' VIDI SUBDIVISIOO ( PLF.ASANr
VIDI).
~, a Connectors Agreement between the Valley Developnent
Ccx1pany and the City of Englewood was signed en April 18, 1955, 'totlich was
later assigned to Valley, 'totlich provided t.re.tment for the wastewater
generated by Valley and transported to the Wastewater Treatment Plant; and
~. Supplement No. 10 to the COnnectors Aqreaneut was signed on
February 6, 1963, 'totlich allowed Pleasant View to be connected to the Valley
system, but not a part of the Valley aystsn; and
\.IIEREAS, certain portions of the City are llelVed through said
districts, but are not in said district; and
WHEREAS, i t is necessary to providlt eewu MrVice to said residents
of ~lewood.
1'01, ~. BE IT CRl.\INED BY 'l1E CITY CXU«:IL \£ THE CITY \£
na.D«X~>, CXLC:RAOO, nwr:
Section 1. lhe Aqr._.,at ~ the City of Englewood and the
Valley Li'litatlon District aqree that the follcwin9 oond.luons Wlll .t~FPly
to the operation and maintenance of the .wu linn within ~ relating to
Pleasant View:
A. lhe C ty of f)lc;lewood shall r-..J.n m'IIDCI'a
maintenanc:. ~ rehabihtatl.cn o! the
Pleaunt Viftl. lhe OCSU for IIUd\
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Pleasant View customers utilizing the line divided by the
total number of customers using the line.
1. 'n'le proration for any line rehabilitation to the Valley
system that transports wastewater fran Pleasant View,
bet\.leen f.!.H. #58.31.5 at Pirnlico Drive and Irving Street
and M.H. #58.3 at Federal Blvd. and Union Ave. shall be
based on the ratio of 78 Pleasant View lots to the total
110 Pleasant View and VAlley lots which access this
line. 'Dle proration is therefore 70.9'1. Pleasant View and
29.1\ VAlley.
2. 'Dle proration for any line rehabilitation to the Valley
system that transports wastewater fran Pleasant View,
between M.H. 158.3 at Federal Blvd. and Union Ave. and
M.H. #58 in Union Aw., west of Decatur Street, lotti.ch is
the connection to the VAlley Trunkline ~r, shall be
based en the ratio of 78 Pleasant View lots to the total
322 Pleasant View and Valley lots which access this line.
'Dle proration is therefore 24.2\ Pleasant View and 75.8\
VAlley.
3. 'Dle proration for any line rehabilitation to the VAlley
Trunkline Sewer fran M.H. 158 in Union Awnue to the
Bi-<ity Wastewater Treatnwnt Facility, shall be based on
the ration of 78 Pleasant View lots to the tot&l
projected trunk line usac;~e of 3, 366 equivalent ..wer
taps. 'Dle proration is therefore 2.3\ Pleasant Vi ew and
97.7\ VAlley.
"nw Ci ty shall ~ the authority t o approve o r diupproye all
such rehllbilitaticn projects pri or to any 't«)rk bei ng
initiated.
o. Ho fees or UMSB~Ntnts for sanitary M'Witr mai ntenance or
Ahab11itaticn projects shall be aa.de by Valley to the
properti" Wlthin PlHUnt Vi ew without prior authorization
fraa the Englewood Water 8'\d Sewtr Board.
E. Valley has alrelldy perto illta ion proj ecu en the
portion o f the Valley syst that transports the 1t tft
fraa Pl .. san View o the Valley trunk line. In put c:ular,
that put o! the aryat that has been ~ihtated is the 8
i nch r n in Uni on AYe. fran M.H . 8.1, It o f Decatur
S , to M.H. .3 n l"ltddtra l !lvd. aUM the pro-rated
o f this nthabihta ion work is II!FPrcxiJIIa ely $100 r
rty n Pl san View, and Valley h&s pnv ously MS8ed
Wid coll~ C 2) annual t of SO for 1 tat en
pro eets fr the prop.rty in Pl uant Vi , Valley
1 ret n My fundi pny cu.ly collected f
Ulteetrenta. 'nw City o f !nglewood llhall refund the IMUal
the Pl Vi JX'C~pen)' ownen Vi ley
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shall release all liens oo properties in Pleasant View placed
for non-payment of the annual. aaseslllll!nts.
Secticn 2. "nle ~lilyor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to sign and
attest, respectively, the Agreement between the City of Englewood and the
Valley Sanitation District concerning Pleasant View Subdivision for and on
behalf of City Council and the City of Englewood.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading oo the Jrd of
April' 1990.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of April, 1990.
RHd by title and puMd on final reading on tlw 16th ~ of April, 1990.
Published by title u Ordinance No. , Series of 1990, on the 19th ~of April, 1990. -
A1"l"EST:
Patricia H. Crow, city clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of tlw City of En;l.wcoc!, Colorado,
heRby certify that tlw fQA90intJ is a true ocpy of tlw Ordinance paued on
final reediniJ and publistwd by title u OrdiMnoe No._, Seri• of 1990.
Patricia H. ere;:;
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c::ooten. BILL 00. 21
:nm:axnD BY c::ooten.
MDIBER WIQ;INS
AN CJIDitWQ: AHDIOD«i TI'IU: 11 I OtAP'lD 1 I SfX:TICW 1, EH:UH)OO PI.MCIPAL CIXlE
1985 I RElATIN:i 'ro 'DiE ~mEL 'l'RAFFIC CXDE I L~1ITATIQlS CN IW:Ititl; f-l:m:R
VEJUCLES.
\H:REASI Dlglewcod City Council adopted the ~t:lde1 Traffic Code for
Colorado l·llnicipalities by ordinance with certain exceptions; and
~~ Section 42-4-112 Colorado Revised Statutes wu recently~
to apply limitations en backing rooter vehicles to certain types of private
pr~y as well as to public streets; and
\IH:RF.AS1 the present traffic ordinance of thia City lot\ich applin to
backing by rooter w.'Ucles on public streets 1 should also be lll()lied to certain
cyp.s of private preperty;
tDl 1 '11IEREI'a:E 1 BE IT~ BY 'DIE CITY c:6 DG.!NXI>1 ~~ '111M':
Section 1 Title 11 1 Qwlptar 1 1 Section lB f:n9lewoocS tu\icip&l Code 1985
1 is herebY lnWnC.ttd by adding a new subMction B. 7. u follows:
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Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 3rd day of April, 1990.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 5th day of April, 1990.
Read by title and passed on final reading oo the 16th day of •il, 1990.
Published by title u Ordinance No. , Series of 1990, on the 19th day of April, 1990. -
Attest:
P.criela H. Crow, city clerk
I, Patric:ia H. Crow, City Clerlt of the City of Dli;lewooc!, Colorado,
henby certify thE the foregoing is a true ccpy of the ~ puMd oo
final rH4inq and publiahec! by title u OlntiMnce No._, ..rin of 1990.
PatriCia H. &QI
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COUNCIL CONNUNICATION
DATE SUBJECT Pavi ng Dis t . 33 -Bill
Ap ril 16 , 1990
INITIATm BY
STAFF SOURCE
ISSUE/ACTION PIOPOSm
Public Works
for Ord. Assessing
Co s t s & Res. Es t . Pub . Hearing
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
Adopt a bill for an ordinance establishing assessMents for Paving District 33 .
Adopt 1 resolution to notify property ovners of assessments and to establish a date for 1 public hearing on assessments .
PREVIOUS CCX.IL ACTION
Paving District No. 33 was created by Ordinance No . 36, Series of 1988, passed and
adopted by City Council on NoveMber 21, 1988 .
ST Af F MM.YSI S
Th purpose of th s Spect1l l~rov nt 0 str cl wa s forth cons truc t ion and
nstallat on of str t paving, curb and gut tr and std al IMpro v nts, tog r
with n cess1r Inc d ntals, on cer aln s r s and 1v nu s lthln th Ci y .
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A comparison of estimated Paving District No. 33 costs per Ordinance No. 36, Series
of 1988, vs. actual costs from the Final Assessment Data computations follows:
Total Project Costs
Total Assessable Costs
Total City Costs
Estimate
$1,098,600.00
702,450.00
396,150.00
Actual
$86o,1l2.34
441,606.84
424,735.50
The substantial reduction In costs bet~en the original estimate and actual
experience for the assessable portion of the project can be attributed to a
combination of the following circu•stances:
1) A great nuMber of property owners chose to accomplish required concrete
improvements via private contractors, thus re.oving these costs from the assessable costs.
2) An increasingly cOMpetitive •arket in the Metro Denver construction industry
generated extre.ely favorable construction bid prices -this was further enhanced by
stable crude oil prices which affect not only the prices of petroleu•-based
products, such as asphaltic concrete, but also the prices of ite.s such as concrete,
where lower fuel prices allow for econo.ic delivery of product.
The increase in the City's costs bet~en esti•ated and actual experience was du
so.ewhat to higher unit bids on ~ny ite.s for which the City Is responsible, but
.astly due to required testing and consulting fees associated with the conta•lnate~ •aterials found on West Wesley Avenue.
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33
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FINAL ASSESSMENT DATA
PAVING DISTRICT NO . 33
SECTION A
Contract Construct i on
Brannon Sand and Gravel
Public Service Company
West Hazmat Corporat i on (est .)
Englewood Streets Division of Public Works
legal and fiscal fees
Plus ZX contingencies
Int erest (i ncludes bond
i nterest)
Total Section A
(Asses sMe nt Factor 1.16823374)
Con t ract Construc t ion
Brannon Sand and Gr avel
23,547 .44
8 ,031.20
32 ,015 .80
SECTIO N B
Engle wood Streets Divisio n of Public Wor s
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32,773 .15
1,426.31
4,498 .50
1,372 .00
),470 .72
st .) 1,893.99
2,949.04
9,967 .50
8,170 .50
3,8 0 .00
16,732 . 5
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5332 ,05 8.03
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38 ,000.00
6,362. 77
S37 8,012 .40
63 ,594 .44
S44 1,606 .84
Sl33,278 .83
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PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR COMPLETIOM OF
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33
Monday, Apr i l 16, 1990
Thurs day, Apr i l 19, 1990
Fr iday , April 2 0 , 199 0
Thursday, April 26, 1990
Thursday, May 3, 1990
Monday, May 21, 1990
Thursday, May 31, 1990
Monday, June 11, 1tto
Thursday, June 21, 1t90
Monday, July 2, lttO
Thursday, July 5, 1tt0
Friday, AUIJUS l, 1ttO
Friday, AUIJUSt ), lUO
Friday, AU !JUS 17, lttO
rr day, Au at 31, 1 to
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Bill for ord i nance a ssessinq c ost s
and r esolut i on call inq for publi c
hearinq.
Bi ll for ord in an ce with list of
a ssessment s pu b lished first tirne;
1 st pub l ication o f resolution;
n o tice o f d eferred assessment plan.
Mail not ices of assessments and
public hearinq; include deferred
assessment plan in letter.
Second publication of resolution.
Third publication of resolution.
Last day for written protests.
Public hearinq on assessments (will
have to be a special Council
aeetin9) 7:30 o'clock p.m.
Cor.sider a endments to bill for
ord1nance.
Publi.sh bill for ordinance in t nal
to f necessary; notice o!
deferred assess ent plan.
Consider ordinance on f n 1
read in;.
Pu l sh as an ordinanc , y 1 •·
Ordinance n !ull force an affec
Last day for 5
allo ed on full
Deadl na: 5:00
Las day for pa
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ORDINANCE NO . .13 b
SERIES OF 1988 COUNCIL BILL NO . 38
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL
MEMBER HATHAh'A Y
AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33
IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, ORDERING
THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STREET
PAVING, CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVE-
MENTS, TOGETHER WITH NECESSARY INCIDENTALS;
PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS IN PAYMENT
FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER
DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Counci l of Englewood, Colorado,
pursuant to the Charter and Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal
Code of the City, and the Laws of the State of Colorado, hereby
finds and determines that there exists a necessity for the
creation of Paving District No. 33, in the City, and the
construct ion and installation therein of street paving, curb and
gutter and sidewalk i111provements, together with necessary
incidentals , on certain streets in the City; and t
WHEREAS, notice of a public hearing concerning the
creation of the District and the construction and installation of
the prove ents therein has been published once a wee)( for three
eons cut1ve weeks in the Englewood Sentinel , a newspaper of
general circulation in the City, and in addition, a not ice has
b en iled, postage prepaid, to each known owner ot real property
wi hin the propos d Dis ric : and
WHEREAS, a the ti e and pl ee set tor h in the no ice,
he t i n o he purpose ot hearing
any d 9 ina th propos d
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on the remaining streets described in Resolution No. 60, Series of
1988, passed and adopted on September 19, 1988;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
Section 1. Creation of the District. That a special
improvement district for the construction, installation or
improvement of the improvements hereinafter described, is hereby
created and established in accordance with the Charter and Title
11, Chapter 2 o! the Municipal Code ot the City, and the Laws of
the State o! Colorado, and shall be known and designated as
"Paving District No. 33". All proceedings heretofore taken and
adopted in connection with the District are hereby ratified,
approved and confirmed.
Section 2. Engineering Plans and Specifications. That
the engineer's reports, together with the preliminary details,
specifications, estimates ot cost, maps and schedules thereto
attached or appended, are hereby approved and adopted.
Section 3. District Boundary. The extent o! the
District to be assessed !or the cost ot the improvements and the
area to be included within the boundary o! the District, shall be
all the real property specially benefited, and !renting or
abutting on the streets and avenues between the terDini described
below, including the real property within one-hal! (1/2) block ot
such streets and avenues. Adjust ants !or the assess nt o! costs
will be ada !or irre9ular and odd-shaped lots and parcels o!
property.
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The kind o!
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On
\./, Baltic Pl.
s. Bannock St .
\./, Hillside Ave.
\./, Jefferson Ave.
E. Kenyon Ave .
s. Lincoln St .
On
1./, Baker Ave .
IJ . Caspian Pl.
S. Calapago St .
(30' width)
1./. l.'ealey Ave .
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From To
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line of S . Tejon St . E. line of S . Vallejo St.
line of Highway 285 N. line of \./, Oxford A\'e ,
\./, line of S . Tejon St . E. line of S . Zuni St .
\./. line of S . Broadway \./. line of S. Acoma St . E. line of S. Broadway IJ, line of S. Sherman St . N. end of the cul-de-sac N. line of E. Mansfield Ave.
in the 3600 block of
s . Lincoln St. South
2) Necessary grading and excavation, paving with
8" compacted gravel base course and 3"
asphaltic concrete surface, concrete walks,
curb and gutter where not already installed or
not meeting City standards; together with
appurtenances and incidentals on the following
streets and avenues:
From
1./, line of S . Raritan St.
1./. line of S. Raritan St.
S . line of 1./, Bates Ave.
Center line of Peeoa St.
To
E. line of S . Tejon St .
E. line of S . Tejon St.
N. line of 1./. Cornell A'•e .
E. line of S. Tejon S . ,
excluding intersection at
S . Raritan St.
Section 5. Improvements Authorized. The construe ion
or installation ot the street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
improvements in and tor the District, on the Streets and Aven es
set forth above, and as shown by the plana, specifications and
mapa thereof, approved by the City Council ot the City, ia hereby
authorized and ordered, the terial to be uaed in he
cona rue ion ot a id i prov nta o be in accordance i such
aps, plans and ap citica ions.
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shall be as more particularly set forth in Resolution No. 60,
Series of 1988; such unit cost is incorporated herein by specific
reference.
Section 7. Payment of Assessments. The assessments
will be due and payable without demand within the period of time
set forth in the assessment ordinance. In the event any owner of
real estate shall fail to pay the whole of such assessment against
his or her property within said period of time, then the whole
cost of the improvements so assessed against such property shall
be payable in ten (10) equal annual installments of principal with
interest on the unpaid principal amount. The first of such
installments of principal shall be due and payable at such t ime as
will be set forth in the assessment ordinance and the remainder of
said installnents shall be due and payable successively on the
same day in each year thereafter, until all installments are paid
in full. The interest to be paid on unpaid and deferred
installments will be at a rate not exceeding 12t per annum, as
shall be established by ordinance to be adopted by the City
Council at a later date.
Section 8. Special Improvement Bonds. By virtue o! and
pursuant to the Charter and Title 11, Chapter 2 ot the Municipal
Code ot the City, and Laws ot the State ot Colorado, loc 1
improvenent bonds of the City shall be issued tor the purpose ot
paying tor the local improvements described in this Ordinance, in
an amount not to exceed the cost and expenses ot said
improve ents, including engineering and bond issuance costs, as
provided by law. The bonds shall be issued based upon esti ates
approved by the City Council, and as authoriz d by an Ordinance to
b pass d by he Ci y Counc l la er da •· The xi u ra •
ot n erea on ap ci 1 prove n bonds tor Paving Dis ric o.
JJ, ah ll no lve (12) p r cent r annu • The bonds
an h in erest h reon shall be p yable ou ot special
o he real proper y inelud d wi hin
n t i · ed by he i rove n a o be
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Section 9. General Benefits. The City Council hereby
finds and determines that the improvements proposed to be
constructed and installed will confer a special benefit upon the
real property within the District and a general benefit upon the
City as a whole.
Section 10. Severability. That if any one or more
sections or parts of this Ordinance shall be adjudged
unenforceable or invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair
or invalidate the remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it being
the intention that the various provisions hereof are severable.
Section 11. Repealer. All ordinances, or parts
thereof, in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 12. Publication and Effective Date. This
Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be numbered and
recorded, and the adoption and publication shall be authenticated
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by the signature of the Mayor and the City Clerk, and by the
Certificate of Publication. This ordinance shall become effective
thirty (30) days after publication following final passage.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on November 7, 1988.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on November 9, 1988.
Read by title and passed on final reading on November 21, 1988.
Published by title as Ordinance No. ~. Series of
1988, on November 23, 1988.
(S E A L)
or
ATTESTED:
~~~~~~Clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing
ia a true copy ot the Ordinance pasaed on final reading on
Novellber 21, 15188, and publiahed by title aa Ordinance No . .;'((?,
Seriea ot 1981, on Noveaber 23, 1988.
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.
SERIES OF 1990
A BILL FOR
COUNCIL BILL NO. u_
INTRODUCE~fY~~
MEMBER --~~~~A~~-=L--------~~~-
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE
IMPROVEMENTS MADE WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO.
3 3 , IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO;
APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF
THE COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE
DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF THE COST
AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND: AND
PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND
PAYMENT OF THE ASSESSMENT.
WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1988, finally
passed and adopted on Noveaber 21, 1988, the City Council of the
City of Enqlewood, Colorado, has created Pavinq District No. 33,
within the City for the purpose of constructinq and insta1linq
street paving, curb and qutter and sidewalk improvements, together
with necessary incidentals, on certain streets within the City;
and
WHEREAS, the improvements authorized by said ordinance
have been substantially completed, and the whole cost of such
iaproveaents has been determi ned; and
WHEREAS, an assessment roll has been prepared and a
state .. nt show ing the total c ost of the iaprov ... nts has been duly
filed with the City Clerk; and
WHEREAs, fro the stat .. ent .. de and filed, it appears
that the whole cost of a d iaprove ents is he a ount of
U ,3U.H, o wn en oun he city ot nql ood will p y
hzc, 135.50, l avinq SUl, 06.U to be ss es h re 1
property w th n th id ao nt cos s of
tro
ci y counc l h • a or on
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or tract of land within the
benefits to be derived by said
amounts severally set forth
Ordinance:
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District, in accordance with the
property and in the proportions and
in Exhibit A attached to this
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD I COLORADO:
Section 1. Confirmation of Assessment Roll. The whole
cost and apportionment of the same within the District is hereby
approved and confirmed. Said apportionment is hereby declared to
be in accordance with the special benefits which the real property
in the District will receive by reason of the construction and
installation of the improvements. A share of said cost is hereby
assessed to and upon each lot or tract of land within the District
in the proportions and amounts as set forth in the assessment
roll, attached hereto as Exhibit A.
Section 2. Payaent of Assessments. The assessments
shall be due and payable at the office of the Director of Finance
of the City, on or before Friday, Auqust J, 1990, in accordance
with Section 11-2-7(c) of the Enqlewood Municipal Code, provided
that all such assessments may be paid, at the election of the
property owner, in install .. nts, with interest as here i nafter set
forth. Fa i lure to pay the whole assessment within said peri od of
ti .. shall be conclusively considered and held an electio n on the
part of all persons interested, whether under disab i l i ty or
o herwi se , o pay i n said i nstallmen •·
An a llowance o f 5 t shall be de on a ll paym nt s of
a dur i nq such p riod o f i e , bu not th ra t er.
h el U c:onc:lusiv ly c:onsid r d
he po
h he
h e 0
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In the event of such election to pay in installments,
the assessments shall be payable at the office of the County
Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado in ten ( 10) equal annual
installments of principal, the first of such installments of
principal shall be due and payable on or before the 1st day of
January, 1991. The remainder of the installments shall be due and
payable successively on or before the first day of January, in
each year thereafter until paid in full. The tenth and last
installment shall be due and payable on January 1, 2000. Interest
on the unpaid principal amount shall be at the rate of 7.5ot per
annum, coamencing on the effective date of the assessment
ordinance, and payable each year at the time of paying
installments of assessments.
Section 3. Penalty for default or Non-Payment. Failure
to pay any installment, whether of principal or interest, when due
shall cause the whole of the unpaid principal to become due and
payable imaediately. The whole amount ot the unpaid principal and
accrued interest shall thereafter draw interest at the rate
established pursuant to Section 5-12-106(2) and (3), C.R.S., until
the date ot tax sale, as provided by law. At any time prior to
the date of the tax sale, the owner aay pay the amount ot all
unpaid installments with interest at the penalty rate set by this
Ordinance and all penalties and costa of collection accrued and
shall thereupon be restored to the right thereafter to pay in
installaents in the same aanner as if default had not been
suffered. The owner ot any property not in default as o
installaent or payment may, at any time, pay the whole ot
unp id pdncipal w th accrued in er.. o the d e ot h
a••••• ant ins allm nt payment da •·
ec ion 4. All
againa the r 1 riet,
interest ther on and p nal iea tor detaul in p ya n
all cos s in coll c ing he aa , ah 11
o h tin l u Hea ion ot
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the several amounts assessed against each lot or tract of land.
Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general
tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of
the State of Colorado. A copy of the assessment ordinance after
its final adoption shall be filed with the County Clerk and
Recorder of the County wherein each lot or tract of land assessed
is located, for recording on the land records of such lots or
tracts of land.
Section 5. Assessments Against Divided or Subdivided
Tracts. If any tract of real property included within the
District is hereafter divided or subdivided into two or more such
tracts or parcels, the Director of Finance, with the assistance of
the Director of Public Works, is hereby authorized and directed to
divide the assessment against such tract in the same proportion
that the tract itself is subdivided into two or more such parcels,
and to certify the revised assessments to the County Treasurer of
Arapahoe County, Colorado.
Section 6. Payment of Special Assessment Bonds. The
amount of assessments herein levied against the property specially
benefited, in the total amount of $441,606.84, together with the
proceeds of the bond issue which are not needed for the
construction of the i provements, if any, will be i n an amount
sufficient for the payment of the outstanding bonds previously
issued for Pavin9 District No. 33, dated July l, 1989, in the
principal amount ot $70 5,000.
Section 7. Severability. That it any one or ore
see ons or par s ot this Ord n nee hall be adjudqed
un nforee ble or invalid, aueh jud n shall not ttec , r
or inv lidate he r inin provisions o h • Ordin nc , bein
he n en ion th he various prov siona her ot re sever ble.
1. R All ord n ncea, or p rts thereot,
n eontl. pe 1 d.
Sec ion t.
r nd he untc
In c ord nc w h he c y
he Ci y, he Ci y Counc l ahall 1 Code o
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hold a public hearing on this Ordinance, before final passage at
7:30 P.M. or at such later time on Monday, June 18, 1990, as the
City Council is able to hear it in its normal course.
Section 10. Publication and Effective Date. This
Ordinance, after its final passage, shall be numbered and
recorded, and the adoption and publication shall be authenticated
by the siqnature of the Mayor and the City Clerk and by the
Certificate of Publication. This Ordinance shall become effective
thirty (JO) days after publication following final passage.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading,
on April 16, 1990.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on April 19, 1990.
( S E A L
susan Van Dyke, Mayor
ATTESTED:
Patri cia H. Crow, City Clerk
I, Patrici a H. Crow, Ci ty Clerk for the City of
En9lewood, Colorado, hereby certify the for89oin9 is a true copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed
on first readin9 on April 16, 1990, and publ i shed as a Bill for an
Ordinance on Ap ril 1 9, 1990 .
Patricia H. Crow, city clerk
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I ~IBITA ~· NAME AND ADDIESS lol r llocr.. SUBDIVISION .~ !
ASSESSMENT
1 ~/1·28-l-O S·Oll
The i <t"n, Vi rgi 1 J & Mar l ene H IS IS E.Nl5ft for Rd Ev•ns
J l Ten
1 Park Est I, 566.51 62 so s . Kendall St . (2081 II . Ill ff Ave .)
Li ttlet on , C!!· 8012l ·l9~l
1971-28-2-os-622
Enqlewood Hous i ng Avthor ity IS E11a ns Par k Est E• S 2 ~ Ft llll s . lincoln St. for Rd I, 566 .51 E "9 I e~ood , Co . 80110·25~8 (218~ W. llarrcn Ave .)
~-197 1·28-2 ·05 ·023
' Br own, Ver• 0 IS Evon \ Park E.r E< S 25 Ft
~ .. · 21/0 \1 , W1rren Ave . for Rd I, 566 .51 En qlewood , Co . 80 II 0·1 OSO (2170 W. ll orren Ave .)
1971-lS· 2 -0S-02~ )• Sroo H, 1/i iiiOI'I E £A ll ene M I 5 Evans Pa r< Est E• S 25 Ft
4 Jt Te n f or Rd I, 566 .51 . •i, )1 ~2 S . '•vlord St. (2050 II . llar reo Av e.) .. , 1' En fe•ood 1 Co . 60110·)077 1.
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Za!Mrtoo, JoAnn t P io Qu in to 6 IS Ev•n' P.ar" Est E-. ~ 2Sc Fl 5 J t Te n for Rd 1 ,566 . 51 2oe• s Mao do S l. (2o •o 11 . arren Ave .) ~t-. fe nv er d ~ob ~~ 1? .. 5211 §11 ·2 .... \· ' ~; !•'•. Tor,., lee £ He I en 15 Evans Pa rk ht E• S 25 Ft . 6 J l ,., for Rd
1. 566.51 i h 20 o...,son Or . (20)0 11 . llorren Ave .)
Oe n•s'a ,2, !m~-•l '~
1971-l ·2-0S-027
Makh oor, \I oiii.,.' Joon ' 15 Ev1n1 P~r ht r. s H Ft ~-· ,o t o l for Rd 1 '566 . 51 .-~.,. '· ·s~u s Hool<or St. (2018 . Varr e~ Ave '\o-'1 I • -·. [n,l ..,ood 1 Co . 80110-6)15 1·•: .. c: , I§ 1-li-i -oS-OZI
!~"-"'"""''· 'otr l tll" 'Hory l(oy 10 IS E.vans Par ht c. s 1S Ft • • Jt Tt• ror ~d I ,419 . 35 f . r • . zooo • Varren Ave , (ZO?O ' a rre" Av e ·t-[n'lo-.1, Co . loii 0-10~0 • 1' 1·11-f -os -os 1
''"'"· .... , l I' IS [v a nt. '•'' ( l c. ' zs ft ' t 1270 s l•rton St ror ~d I ,566.51
"' Oo~•tr , Co . I OliO-5'17 (2 111 w, II ; rt A,r •)
' ..... l IS ( .. ,., hth a rr
I 10 for kd I ,566 .51 ~ (2C71 •· lllf' •••. )
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IS ' ' ... 1)5 ,,
t .,. 1.521 .7
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NAN!f AND AOOIIW
1971 -28-l-05·0~9
Whc l•n, Thom•s 0
~~II S . fox St.
Englewood, Co . 80110 ·561 8
1971 -28-2-05·051
lars-on, Norvin H f. Oorothy
Jt Ten
2020 W. Warren Ave .
Enfe"ood, Co . 80 110-IOSO
I§ 1-28-2-65-654
The i sen, Virgil J t rt.rlene 1'\
Jt Ten
6250 S . Ken dall St.
~~wu~ iRe 89!2l-l85l ---o -5C
Hol i field, ~ndrick l, Tnereu
• H J ' Anna
205~ II . hlt l c PI
En,leO<ood, Co . 801 1 0-107~
I' I-Z8-2-b5-b58
Jar a'"' It o, Adel1110 E '
S Ernest i ne Ana , Jt Te l\
10 10 11 hlt l c ".
Eng l -d, Co . 19 11 0 -1 0 7 ~
II
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I N so ft of 156 ft
, Evans P•rk Estates
(2255 s . Tejon Sl .)
Ex S 25 fl ror P.oad
~v•ns Pari< Es tate \-
(2020 \1. Wor r c n Ave .)
tl 1/2 of ful l ,...i n ~ Oesc
Pa r tel : Ex~25ft for Ro ad
Evan\ Parlt. Esta Cc)
(ll/A)
N I )5 Ft Ex t he to 25 Ft fo r
~oad Evans Par"-. Es tates
(2054 II . Do It lc P I)
Pa rt o f lo t 12 Oe sc u log
25 Ft S of t. Cor SO lot Th
E )).2 Ft T ~ S 107 .72 ft Th
\1 ]2 I Ft Th N 108 .1 ft to
le 1 Il k IS Ev 1ns '•r [H ites
(2010 II h i tic PI)
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ASSESSMENT
2lj9.39
1 '566 . 51
1 '566. 51
1 ,551 . 93
779.60
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itc. Vernon J
7 2001 , h ltic 'I
Eng l.,ood , Co 80 110·107 ~
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200 h ltlc P I
( .. 1 • Co . 1 0110 •107 ~
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tor Sd lo t T S 197 72 Fl
Tn E 17., H Th h 10 7 4 Fl
T \1 a 5 f t t o h g I I IS
Ev • l '•r h t i le
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l o lS Fl S of IN Cor lot
II Th t 1,,1 fl S 101 .06
rt Th v 17 .1 ft Th 101 .~
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NAME AND AOOOIW
1371·28·2·05·063
D'Amico, Joseph
P .O. Box 18278
Reno, NV 895 11·0278
1971·2 -2-0S·O s
C1opel<, Joe I D ' N1 ncy D
4 Jt Ten
5 ~ud I L•n• lieU
Mole.0 'o •o•ot -9zraa
1971· zi-)-D0-002
ll otcnell, ~or II
5 7872 II . '8th Ave .
lr0011f i o ld, Co . 8002 1·41)0
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7872 ,.t h Avt
l r-fi o ld, Co . 8DOZI· 1)0
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l 1..-..M:co . I 110·1602
lot tlock
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S.UIOIVlSiON
Part or lots 19 ' 20 Oe sc IS
Beg '"" Ft S of Nil Cor Lot
20Th S 60ft ThE 119 .46 ft
Th N 60 F l Th II I 19. 4 F t t o
Beg 011... IS E·1 ans ParLt Estates
(222" S Vollc jo St )
20 IS II 28 .6C. Ft of N "'" Ft E. N
2S Ft for Ro1d
(vAns PtJr" Est ates
(2112 W Ra It j r PI j
20 IS E 30 .83 Ft of N "'" Ft E• N
25 rt for ~•d
Evans Par"-Est a tes o 1so w •• , , ; , r q
\1 1.25A of N Ill of N 1/2 of
S II of E 1/" of Sll 1/ ..
Fly Lots 32·48 I I 67
lreenlow '•rl-28 ·4·68
(2400 5 Tejo' St.)
Tnot '•rt of II 1/l of SJ 1/4
of Nf 1/4 of S\1 1/" of Sec
28· -68 flv """" n lott
2'·31 Ilk 61 lr .. ~l ..... ,.,~
~-v., 28-•-foa
(1 828 I. uloy Ave )
T~at part of 'I I /2 of 5 II
of ,( I/' of SJ "" of Sec
U·,·68 rly ·n •• ou
2S·20 II• 47 lrton l '•'•
Now u t. •d 21 · ·U
W·~' s tit • stl
ASSESSMEN T
158 .90
839 .95
893 .54
14,540 .49
2,577 .82
3,227.96
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sc..,ers . James 0
I '20 Wh i te Pine Dr
Ll tt 1eton, to . 80127-3558
1971-28-)-00·0~2
lr•un, Don•ld E
3 18) I II . Horvord Ave
Englewood, Co . 80 110-111 ~
1971-21-)-00-055
I II ' T I nv l TO
1900 II. Ioker Ave
•. Englewood, Co . 80 110·1005
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SUIDIYISIOH
; Beg )0 Ft E ' )0 Ft S of 1111
: ~~~ ~~ ~ :~~ ~~ ~~\N~J~/;t SW
Th II 117 Ft Th N I )5 Ft to
6ey 28-~·68(2~60 S . Tejon St)
leg I~ 7 F l II of SE Cor of S
112 of Sll II~ of NE II ~ of
Sll II~ 28-~·68 Th II 6 1 Ft
Th II ))0 Ft Th E 6 1 Ft Th S
))0 Ft to Pt of le g E• N )0
Ft ' r. ~d 28-~-68
(1 8)1 II . Horvord Ave)
Beg 208 Ft E of Sll Cor S 1/2
Sll 1/~ NE 1/~ Sll 114 Th [ 6 1
Ft Th H ))0 Ft Th II 6 1 Ft Th
S ))0 Ft to leg h S 165 Ft
' h N )0 Ft Sec 28·4·68
(ll/A)
ASSESSMENT
6.153 . 16
2,105 .04
2,105 .04
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7 1900 \1 , h or Av e
[n~lewood, to . 80 110·1005
log 1~7 Ft E of S\1 tor S 1/2
Sll 1/4 NE 1/4 Sll II~ Th E 61
F t Th II ))0 F t Th II 61 F t Th
S ))0 Ft to I 9 h S 165 Ft
' h II )0 Ft for ~d Set
28·4 ·68 (1900 II. h tr Av o)
2,407 .85
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1,71 -21 -)-00·06 7
lunyord, llo9 or A ' SonJr o
t Z75S S Plorco St
lo ......,d, to . 8 0227-)Sll
1"1·18·)·00 061
'a. ,ord, a tr A ' h dr•
11 l7H l . ' •• • U
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U 11)1 , M•r.orf ••
"t I , Ce II 0·111
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of SE Cor S 1/1
1,916 .)8
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NAME ANO ADOIESS
1971-28-)-01·005
Rock y lltn Rubber Hf g t o
2375 S . Rar ;tan St
'En9lewood, Co . 80 1 101 0 37
1971-2 8 ·)·01·0 16
8 '"'"'", J.1mes S
2)80 S . Tejon St
Enyle.,ood, Co. 8 0110·104)
1171·28·)·01·017
I)·
16
Ca\opian '•rtnership IO·
2 )80 S . Tejon St 12
Englo .. ood, Co . 8 0110·1043
1171·2S·J·OI·OI B
~oc y Plou nt o ;n Rubber llfg to .
2)75 S . Rar it an St
Englewood, to . 80110-IOJ]
1971-28-)·05·0))
Ko10, Tong Yul ' So~ K; &
Chong ua, Jt Ten
2)40 II . Harvard Ave
,ng ls 1f-d Cq BQ IJQ -J1 21
971·2 ·3·05·037
Co.c . l~~ E
6 255~ Par County Rd 77
Jdf.r\0<1, Co 80456 ·1702
I') 71 · 28 · )·OS· Oit'
ludell '
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lltu jnqf'r , lo,.tttl K
I 61 ) I ( ( Ul n Ave .
Oe ••er, Co I0222 ·7G04
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(2375 S Rad ton St)
E• the E 26 Ft of Lot I)
R•rit•n l ndustr i •l P•rk
(2 )80 S. Tejon St)
Lots 10·12 & tho E 26Ft of
Lot I) E• E 5 Ft of Lot I 0
R1rit1 n lndus,rill P1rl<
(1125 W 'tJP 'iP ?I)
E 5 Ft Lot 10 Rad ton
lndustr i 11 P 1 r~
(N/A)
[a S 25 Ft for Rd
South''"'"" Cdns
(2)40 II . Harvord Ave)
h N 2S Ft ' E• s 120
South lawn ~dno
(N/A)
h s 25 Ft
So-u t hl'"'" Cd,,
(2}10 II . :~ar.ord ···>
Ft
l• the \1 iS Ft o f the N
' E• the S 25 Ft for Rd
Southla-Card•••
l/2
ASSESSMENT
1 • 56 8 .80
8 ,6 11 .69
5,3 13 .58
10 8 .00
1.7~9.27
5,20~.69
3.498 .55
1.7~9 .27
I , 7~9 . 27
),48 .12
3, 98 .SS
1.7 ,.21
1,7 ,.17
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NAME AND AOOIW
I} 11· 28 · }·05· 07~
tabri~1. J•me~ r
2079 II . Vossor Ave
Englewood, Co . 10110·11)1
1?71· 28· )· 05·0 75
G•br ic:l, J•mes f
2079 II Vuur
Englewood, Co . 80 110·11)1
1171·21 · }·05·076
1\igee, '•t rick J ' ... r i I yo l
3 J t Ten
20)0 ~. Horvard Ave
{~,~~f.! ~a f0!!0
• II 11
' • . . S·O 6
Ke-.t•'. lt4ber to
)}7 1 S Cloy St
(oglewood, to 10 110·197
I ,11·11· )·0~·095
ll'l~e:. Aobtrt 0
6 ISH S lryant St
O.n•er, Co . 1021'• '0'
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10 Jl ....
111 s •••
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Southl.-.n ti•rden'
(2079 II . Vuur Ave)
22 12 E• t1 25 fl for Rd
Southl...,n G•rdens
(N/A)
17 12 E• S 25 ft !or Rood
Southl•wn Cirdens
(10 )0 II . Harvard Ave)
29· 12 (A S 120 Ft ' [A N 25 Ft
)I Southla"n Cd01
(N/A )
12 N 107 rt of s 1)2 ft E•ll 5Fl
Southlawo Cardens
(N/A)
Jl 12 E• S 107 21 Ft ' E• " 2~ Ft '
h II 5 Ft Soutn1 •wn tardens
(2500 S Zun i St )
Tne N 10 7.S Ft of S 1)2 S Fl
Sov• lawo Ctrdon•
( /A)
I 11 • N 101 S rt or the s 1 )1 , S
ft Sowt I n ardlnt
I /AI
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ASSESSMENT
1,749 .27
1,749 .27
1,7 49 .27
5 ,11 8 . 73
1,530.95
1. 541.2 8
1 ,675 .69 •
1,636 .13
2 .19
707 .50
2.1 I • •
2.1,
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NAME ANO AOOIESS
1)/1·2 ·3·05·1 26
Sr-c.ret •rv of Hous lng t Urb~n
De'
1~05 Curti• 5t
0$'''¥'' Co BQ2Q2 -2lle9
IJ/1·2 A·3·0S·I27
"'•r•.h~.-.,en, Leon E ' Varnct
~'j I S . Spotswood St
lottleton, Co . 80 120-2039
1§71-2 ·)-05 ·1)5
Henderson. "oss 1'\ £Carline A
l J t Ten .
6050 5 . \l indermere St
littleton, Co . SOI2D-2623
' I I lot 1 l lock SUIOIVIr.ION
35 I 12 ,\1 1/2 of \1 53.6 Ft EA the s
10).21 Ft t E. the" 25Ft
for Ro•d Southlawn C~rd ens
(2116 w Hj l!:;idc •vsl
35 12 E l/2 of \1 53 .6 Ft E• the 5
10).21 Ft & E. theN 25Ft
for Ro~d Southl1wn Garden s
(?31\U 'fj!Jsj ,lotwe)
)2 12 E•IIIJ .~ Ft r. E• E 26 .) Ft
t E. 5 10) 2 1 Ft & E• II 25
F t South I awn Ca rdens
rz ?'s 11 H '\1 1 '
)2 12 E ~6 .) Ft E• S 107.21 Ft
t E• N 25 Ft
South l aw n Ca r de ns
£22'k w H i 1 hide e!)
12 w 26.84 Ft of Foil De sc
Parcel : lot 35 E• \1 5).6 Ft
& E. ~~ 25 Ft ~ E• 5 107.21 Ft
Tog wtth w ~0 2Ft of lot )4
E• N 25Ft t Ex 5 IO) 21 Ft
Soutt,la·o·m Cardens
ASSESSMENT
353 .75
353 .75
355.07
352 .43
354.28
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1971·2!·)·05·1)&
H"'derson, ~ou II' Corllne A 1 )4
Jt Ten
6050 S ndorNro St
tqsfsl" 'a agug..;,,,,
1?71·2 ·)·OS·I)7
Hanlan, ~dno, 0 ' ~<en S
I Do ,, i lil a• ' Joa ", J t Te•
2.11 . Hilhld h
Engl..,ood, Co . IO IIO·IIS )
12 E 26 76 rt of 40 .2 Ft
h ~ 25 Ft ' [• S 107 2 i Ft
Soutl'll.-" Ca rden'
ll 1 P1 d "' llt ·d· •w·1
12 II 26 !S Fl of Foil o .. c
,., e l . l t l" h
40 2 Ft L [., S 107 2 1 Ft L
£.. ~ ZS Fl To witt> tne J
26 .1 Ft of lot )) £• S 107 .71
Ft ' £.. N ZS Ft Sout" I •n Gd~
(U88 11 ~illt•deAve)
353.22
35 . 41
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WIDIVI$ION
1?71-28-)-05·1~6
Lew',, Norma n M Jr !. linda
Jt Ten
852 S. llefr•""' ll•v
lt\tgftd Cp !Q2ll-101it
1971-2 -)-OS-1 1
Rc•d, 0~•" F t Donn•"
202~ \o'. HHv•rd 4ve
Engle~ood. Co 10 110-111 7
1) 71-2 8-)·OS-1 ~8
Rc' d, O~"a n F t. Donna t1
2024 Harvard Ave
En~lc oood, to . 80110-1 117
1 )11-2 8-)-05·1~9
C•rncr, Jac"'ie l't £ S ll.uth
• 2001 \J , Vous a r Ave
Enqlc ... ood, Co . 80110-1 1) 1
1971-28-)·0S·ISO
Ch•mbcrs, Ear l e H £leah It
ZOOS W. Vassar Ave
Englewood, Co . 80110·11 )1
1)71·28-)·0S -ISI
)1 12
18 12
19 12
20 12
2 1 12
OeHerrer•, ilon•l d J ' 4dell ne 2~ 12
6 2109 Vuur ~ ••
Enyl.,.ood, Co . 10 110·11 )2
I) 71-ZI· )·01·006
1\on t ' Co
1 2•"' S Te 1 on St
Englewood, Co . 801 10·10
•
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Sa""dr,uer, Car.,.
10 ,,o. lo• 2)1S
II
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E 22 .)~ Ft of II ~~.67Ft of
I N 1)1.92 Ft Ex N 25Ft
South1•wn Gardens
(2172 w H 111) j d e A y s)
E• S 25 Ft for Ro•d
South1~n C1rdens
(202~ II . H•rvard Ave )
E• E S Ft ~ E• S ZS Ft for
ltoad(, SouL h l•wn Gardens
(2000 II H.1rvard 4ve)
E• E 5 Ft ' h ~~ 25 Ft for
lto.ds South l •,.,., Cardens
(2C01 II Vasu1 r Ave)
E•H2SFt for ~a-d
Southlawn C•rdens
(ZOOS II . Va ss•r Aa~e )
Conf;eldt Sub Tog w ith 8 rt
Voc 4llev Ad J on
(1915 II h< r 4vo )
C•nrlelds Sill> Tog ,.j t I ft
Vac Alley Adj on
(1,5 II h•or A•o)
, s ..
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Avo)
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ASSE SSM ENT
294 .88
1,749 .27
1,305 .26
1 '313. 30
1 '737. 73
1,734.92
2,483 .99 •
2 ,642 .81
2. 591 '99
4' 1 I. 07
4,276 18
2 ,) l .81t
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1,61 ·'
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NAME AND AOOIW
1371-28 -J -09-015
8unyo1rd, ~oge r A !. Sandr.t J
Jt Ten
2755 S . P ie rce St
Lakewood! Co. 80227·J5Jl
1971-28--o9-o2o
RenzeiNn, C \1 II t C~i I D
Jt Ten
7510 S . Xen i a Ct
En 9l e .. ood, Co . 80112 ·2730
Pa c.h•k, K1z mer L E Is i e Lorene
J Jt Ten
901~ E. N .. uu Ave
Oe nvorA Co . aozp ·l917 1971-2 -l-01-62
"•th•~, K1zmer (. E Is i e lorene
• Jt Ten
901~ E Na ssau Ave
Oenver, Co . 80237 ·1917
IJ . H lnw. Inc
]002 S . H"ron S L
Engl.,.ood, Co . 80110·1~50
Wol kor , 'Ja yne E £ Jud' th L
6 Jt Te •
2 1 ~5 Ch erryv i lie ~d
llttlotOft, Co 80 121·1508
1§71 ·)4 -Z·i I·BOZ
Ounh , Richa rd E £
1\athlun J, Jt Ton
612) S Ash tor E
Littleton, Co 1 0121·3 2l
19ti • }C · 2-1 l·db}
Du• , Rl thor4 [ £
t Kath l e en J Jt ton
10
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littl et on Co I CUI·}U
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Downey Sub
)(1780 II . \lesley Ave)
Downe y S"b
(177~ II. \lesley Ave )
N 100 FL DO"n ey Sub
(2~00 S . Rar itan SL)
Ex the N 100 Ft Downey Sub
(2~1t0 S Rar i ta n S tl
E IJO Ft of II 112 11 • SJ
I/~ l/lo Ex AT £ SF RR
Rt/llay ' Ex Road s Sec )lt-~·6e
(ZOO • Cornel l Ave )
lots l·lo Ec s 6 Ft or Lot lo
I I> I S c; H .. t in s Add
(290io S Cala~go St )
l l• I )•I
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S G ""' A44 U ) s . Gele • o Stl
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ASSESSMENT
3,239.99
3,239.99
694 .28
925 .71
12,062 .48
2,445 .97
786.24
702 .00
702.00
702.00
702.00
67).7)
l.) 7 .li S I • •
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NAMf ANO ADOlf$$
Pctcr'ion , J•mei Gordon
2 7618 S. Doturo C i r
l ittl eton, Co . 80120-~119
2077-0J-1·00·00~
l'tiirih•ll, ~ry K
J8 ZS S . lin coln S t
En gl hood, Co . 801 10 ·}623
2077·0}·1·00·005
Stevens. John ~rk '
-' Vic i lynn, Jt Ten
6
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377 5 S . lincoln St
En gle><ood, Co . BOliO · }621
20 77·0 }·1·00·006
ft -..1 .. , '•tcr C' A.ose,
l i \• Ann, J t T n
}111 S lincoln St
[ l ewood, Co 80110·}621
Z077·0l 1-oa-oo
["f't ~OOM Schoo i 0 1 II
9 •101 s. h " <• St
(.-. 'rwood, Co 80 II 0· 'OS
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SUIOIVISION
19-
21
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'(2980 S . Gal~pago St)
S G Ham I i ns Add
(2 ~9 0 S. Galapago st)
Be q at a P t ~JO Ft N &
}16 Ft E of S\1 Cor of S
1/2 of NE II~. Th W 125Ft,
Tn N 50Ft, Th E 125Ft, Th
s 50 Ft to Be g }·5·68
(}825 s . lincoln st)
COOWII a t 1 P t 790 F t H of S
Bdr -, & 316 Ft E of II ldr y of
S 1/2 o f NE 1/~ of Sec )·S-68,
Th N 50Ft, Th II 125 Ft , Tn
S 50 F t , Th E 12 5 F t to PI of
Be g, "'ith Rts a t for ltd•
0775 S . Loncoln)
c.,._ 316 Ft E l &loO Ft N of
S ol Cor of s 1/l of ME 1/~
of Sec )·5·61 , T li SO F!.
n 125Ft, T S 50 rt ThE
125 Ft to le' E. lld1 ' Itt•/
•• )·5·6& ()711 S lln"'ln)
£. l'orc.e l zs ft x'zs rt
d o ed for ltd i n IN Cor
Ni t Ins I~ fodd
I l'SO S . I roa dway )
N ittlns ,.,., fodd
()6)1 S . lincoln St)
ASSESSMENT
2. 021 . 17
1,994 .22
891.35
577 .48
577 .48
12,185 .52
708.25
1,725 .18
),272 .10
I • •
1,59 .s
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N-E ANO AOOII$$
2il 7-oJ-1-17 -oo1
K.u, H,.un C
10227 N )2 Lon 1266
P"oc n••. AZ 85051·1)6•
2077·0}-1·17-004
Hauelb.Jrt. S •~uel MIll
}726 S . l•ncoln St
£ng1.-..ood, Co . 80110 ·)622
2077 ·0 }·1·17-00S
Hoehn, Co r1 E I 1 I
}7)0 S lincoln St
Engle•ood, Co . 801 10·)622
26 7-dj .. I-I 7-007
'ol de o, J anu II
6 ' 0 lo• )01
Engle-d, Co 80151·0)08
2077-~)-1·17·001
11 el•, Atnes V
7 J7SO s Uncoil\ St
E•gl~ood, Co . !0 110•)612
20 11·0)· 1·17·00,
f ril l , S e lly Mn
))62 S lll\coln S1
En9l ... -, to loiiO )loU
'lol lllo<J I : I
SU IOIVISION
)· 2 1 Wynetk• Hts
4 1 (J708 S . li ncoln St)
5 -Wynetk• Hts
6 ()720 s . Lincoln s t)
7-IJ •t netlo.a Ht<t
8 ()726 s . lit\COln stl
9-Wynet"-a Hts
10 ()7 )0 s lincoln Stl
11-llynet o tits
12 ()7)6 s . lincoln st)
1 )· \J r "lt~ Hts, •• 07 ~0 s. incoln Stl
15· w.,.,•t~• ~''
16 ()7SO S . l ncoln St)
17 · \lyneiU H I
II () •2 s l ol" St)
.,. Y"•fl(.l itt\
20 ()716 s . '" 1" Stl
21 · I I tt-.1 lit C I
()11 '· '" lA St)
ASSESSMENT
1 ,73 9.37
1 ,1 44 . 09
796 .98
796.98
8 50 .91
1,222. 79
577 .48 •
1,))6.65
746 .80
577.48
S77 .1.8
212 . '
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NA.M£ ANO AOOIW
Romero, F r ankS f. Viol• C
J t Ten
311 I S . Sherman S t
En ~lcwood . Co . 80110·3115
26 7·0}-1 -lJ-dZ]
Ta t lor, J •me~ l. Jr
]/01 S . Sher,..n S t
Enqlcwood , Co . 801 10·37 15
2077 -03 ·1·17-024
Oo ugh er t l, H ichAe 1 S 4
Jo •nn J. Jt Ten
370 3 S. She r n St
[n' le'Sf.d Co . fO 110 ·1715 20 1-·1-18 -06
Bi nett i, Vi to 0 'Apo ll onl •
• J t Ten
1 a~6 E . Euclo d Ave
Little ton . Co . 8o l 2 1·2706
2017·0)·1-18-00'
lew~Hen , ~e rt I
6 P .O lo• 2081
Pol~r. Al 9'.1 "5
1
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'Wynetk• Ht s
(3709 S . Sher-n S t)
Wy netq Hts
(3703 S . She r ,..n S t)
Wy netk• Ht s
( )700 S . lro•dw•v l
\ly n etk• Hts
( 37 ~0 S . lro odw o y)
t ne t 1 Ht t
( 3750 S . l roodwo y)
Wyne l 1 Ht>
OH7 S lincoln St)
.,,.e t • Htt
()71 5 s . liMoln Sd
,net • Hu
(}757 S liftCOift St)
w~.," t • "'' 0 Sl S , inc 1ft St)
•• u•
ASSESSMENT
219.50
219.50
446 . 12
1,703 .92
220 .98
2 14 .35
577.48 •
577 .48
1,054 .84
577. 8
791 .61
1,17 .06
7 . 6 I • •
9)0 ,51
NAME AND AOOIES$
20 17 ·03 ·1-1 8 ·017
1'\y r rs , Shirl ey I ItS·
~156 S. hnnock St lo6
Englewood, Co. 80IIO -Io606
20 77 ·0 3·1-1 8-018
Roge rs, Horo l d E 'Jill M lo7 -
2 Jt Ten lo8
)701 S . lincoln St
Eno l s=ggd 10 80IJ Q·162 I
2077·03-1-1 -019
Bl•z cr, L...,renc e A' J•mes 0
3718 S . l r o•dw•r
Engl ewood, to . 80 110·3612
2077·03-1-19·008
Bufford, lia r I i s "
3897 S . Lincoln St
Englewood, Co . 80 110·3623
2077-0)-1-1,·009
ttaer1n, John K
6 J8S5 S . Lincoln St
[n~lo.-ood, Co . 80110·)623
Z0 77·0)·1-I,·OIO
Carlner, '.-e1a A
7 ,)375 S Lincoln St
Engl .. ood, Co IOII0-)62)
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'W yn etl...~ Hts I (371 5 s . l i ncoln st)
Wyl"etka Hts
(3701 s . l i ncoln s t)
W yn~tka He igh ts f. Pa rce I of
L•nd Des c •• l eg W Cor Lot 8
Th N 75 Ft Th E 125 Ft Th S
75 Ft Th W 125 Ft t e> l eg Se c
3·5·68 (3718 S . Broadwa y)
114onsfield Ad d
(3891 s . lincoln sd
"ansf l eld Add
(3885 s . lincoln st)
llans f •old Add
( 3875 s Lincoln st)
llans fl el d Add
()86S S . Lincoln Stl
llan•f l eld Add
()86 1 s lincoln h)
lla••fiold Ad d
.()155 s lincoln St )
,, •It Mol
0 s s In Sll
... •'••'• ... liH s . L1n< '" Sll
... Stl
ASSESSMEN T
798 .46
1 ,691 . 95
441 .95
577 .48
577.4 8
577.48
577 .48
577.48
577.48
577
587 .61
I ,0 2.6S I • •
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NAME AND -'OOIE$S
2oi1-6 -I -26-66 1
K•Her. Rod
}800 S . lincoln St
Eng I o~ood, to . 80 II 0· )621t
2077·0)·1·20·002
f'i.,.,cher, R•nd•11 J•mes t
3 Holly Ann, Jt Ten
)310 S loncoln St
r.,e 'sr'lld c9 'PIIQ ·l62tt
20 17·0 )·1· 20-00)
So 1_,. Ron•l d II
4 666) S Gow ning St
littleton Co 80121·252 1
2071· 0)· I· 20·00
Schroede r. 1'\.irl in A 4
5 Tho I ... E. Jt Ten
)8a s lincoln St
'ae''t1094 'A agpo-162 \
2017·0)·1·20· oos
Sodt•Qul>t. Horold II' (
6 J t Ten
)8)8 S . lincoln St
r 09 temd 'e •o ••A-'W\
0 2077·0)·1·20·006
1 St.,.., t • George \lade. '
7 Nochohon. Oan• ~y. Jt Ten
)ISO S lincoln St
[nal ( 'e I AJI Q·l§l!p
2077·0)·1·20·007
Sor1ore, J .... , P'
I li'O S Lincoln St
(n l...ood, to IOIIO·JU
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~7-~ns f ield Add
~8 l ! ()801 S . lincoln St)
I · "•nsfoeld Add
2 ()800 S . l incoln St)
)· M•n sfiet~ Add
It ()81 0 s loncoln sd
s-ll•n sf••ld Add
' ()81 6 s. , ncoln S t)
7· ~nsf i•ld Add
8 ()826 s . lncoln sd
,. ~ns fo~ld Add
10 ()8)1 s incoln st)
II· ~n,flele Add
llo ()ISO s . ""oln stl
IS· """'''•I• Add
" ()140 s ~ ""''" Sd
17· """'' ., .. • IS 0174 s oftCOift St)
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ASSESSMENT
1 0002 .88
10247 .09
1 0193 .73
924 .74
577.48
577 .48
1 o543.85 •
786 .92
6 9 .28
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ZO 71·0 )· Z ·0 0· 0 I Z
k •~ura, H J L \J i l5oon, l d an
)6 ~ I S . Br oodwo y
Englewood, Co 80 110·)6 10
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ASSESSMENT
273 .28
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3701 S . lr1od•o y
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t
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lnter\ect5o Cen Line of ICo.y.
Tn \1 IZS ft. Tn S 110ft.
Tn £ 12S ft, Tn llO ft,
to P t of leg )·5-r.&
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NAME ANO AOOIU$
~'\arcu s , Neal I
2 189 II . Jefferson Ave
Engle .. ood, Co . 80110-)615
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( 101 II . Jefferson Av e)
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Skerrltts Add 2nd Fig
()S87 s . hnno'k 5tl
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Skorrlttl Add 2nd Fig
()58) s . hnnoco.. 5t)
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ASSESSMENT
281 .01
1.142. 56
3.988 .79
618 .73
618 .73
618 .73
618 .73
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1,280 .16
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NAME ANO AOOllSS.
20 77-0 }· 2 ·02 -029
Koch i ng , Gunther ' Elft'ne
Jt Ten
1076) W. ~rlowe "
li tLieton 1 Co . 80127 ·1 )01
201 7-0J -z-oz-ol2
Cornow·Li II i brldge Fam i ly
1 P•rtnersh i p
, ZOO II . H110pden Ave
En~lewood, Co. 10110 ·2~10
• 20 7-ol-2-oz-oJ4
, Cooper, "ike lee
3597 S . Bannock St 101
I Eng lewood , Co . 80 110-366~
2077-0l-2-12-001
• Word , Evt•"• C ' ~ry lou
• • Jt Ten
)602 S . At"""' St
En,l .-4, Co . IOII0-36ol zo 1-oJ-2-n-ooz
liard , hgol\e C ' ~ry lou
, Jt To n
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Shank, lou l ah
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Englewood, Co . 1 0110-360 1
2077-0)·2-12-00
Greer, ~rv ln J ' '•?9Y J
)612 S A t~ S t
Eng l owOOd, to . I O 110-360 t
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: (35 25 S . hnnotk St)
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66 E. II i/W ay
( 200 II . H.,.pden Ave )
35-' G N l/2 Vit St Ad j
)6 S<err lt ts Add 21\d Fig
()597 S . hnnoc k St )
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(3602 S . ACOIM 5 t)
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(3612 s. At.,... stl
E gle""od Hts
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St )
ASSESSMENT
1,450.90
543 . 16
980 .94
17.1+2
580 .56
353 .56
353 .56
300 .95
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2,957 .35
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NA.Mf AND ADOIW
2)1/·0 )·2·1}·017
1"\r-.ch, Kenneth f ' Joy R
J l Ten
)6~2 S h nnock St
Enq I e'"'ood, Co . 80 II 0· )628
zo 7-0H-I'·oll
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(368 l S . h nnock S t)
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ASSESSMENT
668 .23
618 .73
618 .73
618 .73
618 .7 3
86 .62
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532 . II
922 .67
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lt28 .91
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I AS SI )SMI Nl zr. n-o1 -2-2 s-o 1 s
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20 7-ol-2-1S-ot7 I D•er \. Henr , L Dorothy fl ])·, 6 H.-m '~ Ktllj, .. , (klw,. Hf ·, Jt Ten ]~ ()]~I Btlflltt'.)C~ ',I) }161 s Ba nnoc l.. St
Enq I rwood, Co . 80 I IO·)It06
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Albert leroy l Debra l 10
)71t6 S . hnnock St
Enf...aocl, to . 10110·)607 zo 7-d)·l-Z•-ddfl
"<>ore, Hoooerd W ' Kathleen S II·
Jt Ton 12
)Ill S . [,..r.on St
[nQiewood, Co 10110·2820
2077·0)· 2· li-007
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)752 s . lannoc St
EngiCWM:!I 'e IQ IIO·l'QZ
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)760 S h ~"'C' St 16
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()71t6 s . lannock st)
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(Hit8 S . h nnoc Stl
Ha10' Kllli es ldW ; Hto
()752 s . hnnoc st)
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ASSESSMENT
618.73
618 .73
705 .76
768.41
1,249.64
678 .60
618 .73
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2071 -0)-2-29 ·006
Cor,...,, ll i choel -
)8S~ S . lonnoc~ St
Englewood, Co . 10110·)~
Qulclc., Sherr ie le.rn i ce
)880 S . lannock S t
En9lewood, Co . 80 110-)609
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()IS~ S. lonnoc~ S t)
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lo ()86o S . lonnoc k St)
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()880 S . lonnock S tl
7-Curr l 9on• Sub
8 ()Ill, 5 . loMOC~ St)
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IS· Curt•t•"' Sw
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ASSESSMENT
618 .73
924 .01
678 .60
6 18 .73
69 1.6 3
634 . 15
62 7 .I I
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ASSESSMENT
17-II Ham & Klllles ldwy Hts
18 . (3815 5 . hnno~k 5t)
618 .]3
Hubb1rd, l ruce 1\ I chard I 9 -II H•m E. Ki11ies Bdw y Ht s
}811 5 . hnnock 5l 20 (3811 5 . bnnock S t) 618 .73
Engle..ood, Co . 80 110-}608
10 17·0}-2· }0·02)
21-II Ha~ & Kill i e s Sd~y Hrs
2~ (}BOI s . hnnoc k s t) 1,465 .85
Gi 1es , H1rley S E. H1rriet ~ 1-J acksons ldwy Hts
}900 5 . hnno~ St 2 ()900 s . hnno~l st) 618 .]3
(ngle....od, Co 80110 -~602
)· J a ckson' ld"Y Hts
~ (J910 s . lannoc stl 678 .60
,. Jac"sons ldwyHts
10 ()?)~ 5 hnno~k St) 618 .73
l II· Jack tons ldwy Hts
12 ()!}6 s . lannoc 5tl 1 '106 .17
I)· Ja •SOf'lt ldw y Hts
I~ mso s. h l\noc St) 618.7)
• s-a~ tOM • ..., Hts 618 .73
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17· J u so..s ld .. , "" II ())64 s . la•"CK St ) 618 .73
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NAME AND ADDif5S
Sta ndley, Ri chardS 4
Pamell a J, Jt Te n
]9)0 S . hnnoc< St
E ngle~ood, Co . 801 1 0 -~602
--"}"077-0J":")-
Trowbridge, Carl S
~9? 18th St
De nver, Co . 80202-244 0
2077 -0]-]-0]-0 14
fryer , Ag ne s E
l ~6 4 S Holland St
la•owood, Co . 80226-2812
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lot ltock
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1973 S . lonnock St
[ngle-d, Co . 101 10-~~1
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$ ltd )2
5'15 s . c ... r90 ~d
lottleton, Co . 80 i i]-Ull
2071-oJ-1-03 -ol 7
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En9lewood, Co . 80110-'01
1011-03-)-0]-018
O.venport, J-1 T ' E>t e l la )5 -
7 nSI S lonn<KI. St 1'
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()9]0 s . hnnock st)
Jocksons ldwy Hts
0397 S . hnnock S t)
Jiiclcsons ldwy Hts
0977 S. h nnoc< S t)
Jacksons ldwy Ht 1
(]'1) S ... nncKk St)
Juuona ldwy Hta
()"' S . hnn<K st)
Joe son• ,..., Htt
l l"S s-'•"'''"• stl
U'OO'II l dw y Hts
() 51 s lanr>OCI< stl
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618 .73
761 .84
684 .44
624 .72
672 .62
618 .]3
618 .]3
618 .73
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611 .73
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I ASSESSMENT
2077-0)·)-11-011
C•rdln, Joseph C ~~ N 16 2/) Ft of 26, All of 2 7 516 .02 ~on s . Bannock St Jacksons ldwy Hts
Engl.,..ood, Co . 80110-~60) (~079 s . Bannock stl
2077-·0)-)-11-012
Cudln, Vlrgll G 'llatllda 28 -~~ Jacks-ons ldwy Ht1 928 .10
Jt Ten )0 ' (~073 s . Bannock Stl
~013 S . lonnock St
En'l..,oocl 1 Co . 80110·'60) zo 7-o)-)-11-01)
Green, Wilbur J ' Huel II )I-" Jacksons ldwy Ht1 928 .10
Jt Ten )) (~065 s . Bannock stl
~'2) S . Foa St
____.,!~1-~, to . 80110·6~0~
2 7-o --11 -m 758 .76 Karldel-k l, lruc:e )~-I' Jack1ons ld,.y Hts • ~oss s . hnnock St )6 I 'OS S s . h nnock St )
Engl........,, Co . 80110 ·"0)
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52i!.52 llurphy, Caro l 'Griffith, 37-" J •c.k sons ldwy Ht s
Char l es )8 (~0) I S . ,.,nock st)
807) S . J ay Or
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NAME AND AOOIESS
2077-OJ· 3-12-020
Ferr•ro. S•lvatore
32 II . Slope Lond
Hoooden, CT 0651 ~
2077 -0]-)-12-021
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2] (4090 s . lonnock St)
ASSESSMENT
3,013 .03
1,299 .33
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RESOLUTION NO. ~
SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE NOTIFICATION OF
PROPERTY OWNERS OF ASSESSMENTS WITHIN PAVING
DISTRICT NO. 3 3 AND ESTABLISHING A DATE FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ASSESSMENTS.
WHEREAS, the street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
improvements within Paving District No. 33, in the City of
Englewood, Colorado, have been substantially completed; and
WHEREAS, a statement showing the whole cost of the
improvements and a proposed apportionment of the same against the
real property within the District has been tiled with the City
Clerk; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has cons i dered the special
benefits accruing to each lot or tract of land within the District
by reason of the making of the improvements and has determined
that the apportionaent of the assessments for said improvements,
as set forth in the assessment roll, is in accordance with such
benefits: and
WHEREAS, Section 11-2-7 of the Municipal Code of the
City provides that prior to the final passage of an ordinance
levyinq assessaents upon the real property in the District, the
City Council shall, by resolution, set a ti•e and place for a
public hearinq on the assess•ents; and
WHEREAS, Section 11-2-7 further provides that the date
of the hearing shall not be less than fifteen (15) days after the
first publication ot such notice;
BE IT R SOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NCLEWOOD, COLORADO:
1. Th he Ci y Clerk is hereby uthorited and
dir c ed to no ity the own rs o the real property to be assessed
or the improv n a by publ ca ion ot this R solution in thre
cons cu ive e ly issu a o .Th~--._~----------~-
ot 9 n ral circuh on n
n c ple nd ace pt d, hereof h a been I • •
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apportioned according to benefits and that a hearing on the
assessment roll will be held on Thursday, May 31, 1990, at the
Municipal Building, at 7:30 P.M. or at such later time as the City
Council is able to hear it in its normal course, prior to the
final passage of the assessment ordinance. In addition, notice of
the time, date and place of the hearing shall be mailed to each
owner of real property to be assessed with the cost of
improvements, on or about the date of the first publication of
this Resolution .
2. The
District No. 33
whole cost of the improvements wi thin Paving
is the amount of $866,342.34, said amount
including costs of inspection and collection, incidentals and also
interest as allowed by law. The City will pay approximately
$424,735.50 toward the total cost, leaving the amount of
$441, 606.84 to be assessed against the real property specially
benefited and included within the District. The aaount to be
assessed against each lot or tract of land is set forth in the
assess .. nt roll filed with the City Clerk.
3. That any coaplaints or objections which aay be aade
in wri ting by the owners ot real property within the District, to
the City Council and tiled in the office of the City Clerk on or
before Monday, Nay 21, 1990, will be considered and heard by the
City Council at the special .. eting ot the City Council, on
Thursday, Nay 31, 1990.
4. Any coaplaint or objection to the validity of the
assess .. nts or the proceedings taken therefor shall be dee ed
waived unless presented in writing at the tiae and in the a nner
set forth above.
5. Th t t ny on or more s c ions or p r s o
Resolution shall be ad)udged unenforceable or invalid,
judgment shall no a fee , i pa r or invalidate the r
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provisions of this Resolution, it being the intention that the
various provisions hereof are severable.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 16th day of April, 1990.
( S E A L
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
ATTESTED:
Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk
I, Patricia H. crow, City Clerk ot the City ot
EnglewOOd, Colorado, certify the above and toreqoing is a true,
accurate and complete copy ot Resolution Ho. , Series ot 1990, passed on April 16, 1990. ---
Pint Publication -April 19, 1990
Last Publication -May 3, ltto
The EnglewOOd Sentinel
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Patricia H. Crow, city Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO.
Series of 1990
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, desires
to make certain changes to the Public Improvement Fund; and
WHEREAS, there are excess funds in the PIF from completed projects
which were completed under budget; and
WHEREAS, Urban Drainage & Flood Control are providing additional
funds to provide for increased construction costs for the Broadway/Big Dry
Creek bridge project, and
WHEREAS, the Colorado Dept. of Highways Bridge Inspection report,
received In February, 1990, reca..ended repairs on City .aintatned bridges;
and
WHEREAS, 1 study of the City Hall HVAC syste•, concluded in NoveMber,
1989, reca..anded repairs to the syst .. ; and
WHEREAS, the cost for lighting the Cushing Park parking lot was not
Included In the original project budget; and
Whereas, the silting probl .. associated with little Dry Cr ek around
the Plaza .. Y be alleviated by funding fire hydrants in the area :
101, THEREFORE, 1£ IT R£SOLV£0, by the City Council of the City of
Engl~, Colorado, as follows :
Section 1. The following changes In estl .. ted revenue and
approprla ons are hereby .. de in the 1990 Public IIIProvaent Fund Budget :
$( 1,993 !
Proj ct m:l (31 ,011
r (35 ,000
(I , 100
23 ,500 .,,600
20 ,000
•• 100
6 000
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Section 2. The following transfer of funds is hereby made in the 1990
Conservation Trust/lottery Fund and the 1990 Public Improvement Fund:
Source of Funds:
Public l~rova.ent Fund
Bellview Fan1
Malley Center Floor s (2,955)
(733)
s (3,688)
Application of Funds:
Conservation Trust/Lottery Fund s 3,688
Section 3. The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby
authorized to .. ke the above changes to the 1990 Budget of the City of Englewood .
ATTEST :
1#.f~#{1H ~ y c e
I, Patrtcla H. Cro., City Clerk of the City of Engl~. Colorado,
do hereby certify that the aiMtve afld fo,.tng h a true, accurate and
,., ... caoy of Ro•olotloo Ro . ~ Sorto• of 1 ....
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AGOIDA ITDI
12 (b)
Publ i c Works and Finance
SUBJECT
Densel Ragland , City Engineer
Resolution to change
the 1990 PIF Budget
Counc i l approval of th e Res olut i on to chang e th e 1990 Publ ic I ~rove .. nt Fun d Budget .
PlfYIOUS CCUIC I L ACTION
Ord i nance ~r s 34 and 35 , Ser ies 1989 , Nov e.be r 20 , 1989, adopt i ng th e or iginal
budget and app ropriat i ng fund s for th e 1990 Pub lic l ~~p rov .. nt Fund .
STAFF MALYSIS
The Pu bl ic J~~p rov ... nt Fund is used to fund Cap i ta l J~~p ro v .. nt Projec t s tn the
Ctty . Projec t s are defined for the fo llow ing year during t he annual budget process;
and budgets are esti•ted for each projec t . As t he ye ar goes by and projects are
ca.pleted or delayed or new projects are approved by Council, the PIF budget uy be
... nded. The current Resolution Includes projects that have been ca.pleted and are
to be clo sed; projects whose priorities have been changed and can be postponed or
elt•tnated ; project s th1t need 1dd l t t on1l funding ; 1nd new project s needing fund i ng.
Si nce publication of the 1990 PIF budget , three n projects are proposed ; two as a
result of the co.pletion of two different Infrastructure revl reports ; and th
third IS 1 re sult of continuing construction on the 01rt-outh/Sant1 Fe Color1do
Otpart•nt of Hfghwa1s project. OM project required 1ddftlon1l funding bued upon
updated •terl1l costs . The budget for 1nother project 1s 1lso tncreued due to
fncreued construction coats : .,.les to fund this increue will ca. fro. the Urb n
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The following changes should be made to the Public Improvement Fund for 1990:
Due to project completion, the following accounts can be closed and the remaining
funds liquidated to the Fund balance : the Little Dry Creek Cinderella City project ;
the Downtown Maintenance Equipment project; and the Dartmouth/Elati Signal project.
$31,011 of the Ha~en lOB Improvements project can be liquidated to the Fund
balance. The funds remaining in the account will be used to complete construction
of sidewalk improvements along Hampden between University and Lafayette.
The Belleview Fan~ Building and the Malley Center Floor projects are complete and
the re.aining monies •ay be liquidated back to the Lottery Fund.
Construction of the Lehigh-Galapago Storm Sewer is po stponed. $5 ,000 is retained to
do •inor iMprovements to the lot at 3796 S. Galapago to reduce the impacts of any
intense rain ston~s; the remaining $35 ,000 is liquidated to the Fund balance.
SB,100 Is liquidated to the Fund balance from monies re.alnlng in the 1989 Road & Bridge account.
$46 ,600 is appropriated to a new account, City Hall HVAC iMprovements. A November,
1989 report fro. Osbaugh/Miller, ~chanlcal engineering consultants, rec~nded
reinstallation of outside air sources, balancing of air flows and replacement of
controls on the existing boiler . Estl-ated cost of these repairs, including design, inspection and contingencies, Is $46,600 .
$20 ,000 Is appropriated to the Br 1dge Repair account . In February, 1990, the City
received the biannual Bridge Inspe ction report fro. the Colorado Dtpart .. nt of
Highways for the eight City -re sponsibility bridges: the Clarkson, Logan, Sh n~an, Broa~ay, Broa~ay Overflow, and Platte River Drive bridges over Little Ory Creek;
and the Dart-auth and Union brldg s ov r th South Platte River . Th report
reca..ended sealing cracks, re.ovlng debris and sedl nt, repainting steel bridge
...O.rs, and replacing rip rap on sev ral of these brldg s; and plac ng an asphalt
waterproofing -..brane on the decks of the Log an and Clarkson Bridges . This rk
should be done dur ing th 1990 construction season. Oth r more extenst r pairs
w111 be reviewed and If warrant ed, r c ndallons d for fund ng in 1 91 .
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A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND.
WHEREAS, the Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of Engl ewood , Colorado, de sires
to make certain ~anges to the Public Improvement Fund ; and
WHE REAS, \here are exce ss fund s in the PIF from completed proje ct s which were completed under budget ; and
WHEREAS , Urbao Dra i nAge & Flo od Contro l are prov i di ng add i t i onA l
funds to provide for in~reA s ed cons t r uct i on co st s for the Broadway/Bi g Dry Creek bridge project , and
WHEREAS , th e C o l o~do De pt . of High ways Br i dg e In s pe ct io n report ,
rece i ved in FebruAry, 1990 , eca..ended rep Airs on Ci t y ma i ntA i ned br idges; and
WHEREA S, a study of t City Hall HYAC system, concluded in November , 1989 , r eco..ended repairs to t system; and
WH EREAS , t he cos t for li ling t he Cushing Park park i ng lo t was not included t n th e original pr oject b get; and
Wh ere as, th e silt i ng probl associated wtth little Dry Creek around
the Plaza .. Y be Alleviated by fundin ftre hydrAnts tn the Area :
NOW, THERE,ORE , BE IT RESOLVED , by the Ctty Council of the Ctty of Englewood, Color ado , as follow :
t ng chang s n es t i ted r v nu and
n th 1990 bi te l~ro nl Fund Budg t :
S( 1,993 ~
(1 46 (450!
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Urban Drainage and Flood Control District. Total cost to the City, per our
Agree.ent with the Colorado Depart .. nt of Highways, will be $40,000.
As of the end of March, revenues in the Public I~rove.ent Fund are 26.5~ of budget .
Revenues and expenditures will continue to be .anitored to •ake sure a negative fund balance will not occur at the end of 1990.
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DATI:
April 16, 1990
INITIATBD BY
STU'I' 800C.
ISIQI/ACfiOI liQPQIID
12 (c)
SUBJ.cT 1990 M.abar•hip in the
Colorado Municipal
Lea qua
Approval tor payaent ot 1990 aeaber•hip due• tor the Colorado Municipal
Leaqua (OIL) in the aaount of $19,442.16.
DIYIODS COQICIL &c;'J'IQM
City Council di•cu••ed the CML due• in variou• •tudy ••••ion• over the paat
tvo aonth•. Xan luacha, Executive Director of CKL, .. t vith City council
on April 2, 1990, to outline activities of the Lea;ua.
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The Colorado Municipal Lea;ua ia the prtaary support tor our le;i•lative
efforts at the local, •tate and federal laval. They provide nu.arou•
activit!•• and ••rvicaa to aaaiat ua in acco.pliahinq the 9oal of hi9her
vi•ibility locallr, •tatawida, and at the federal laval. The technical
activitie• for vb cb CML provide• •••iatanca are identified below.
t•tiaatad coat• to provide thoaa ••rvic•• in•houaa are al•o itaaizad.
Lobbyinq
Ann~l Paraonnal Iurvey
Bi-Annual Water/lever Rata Iurvey
Ca.pltar Iurvey
Cable 'l'V ltudy
Other a. .. arcb Projects
$25,000 -45,000
$5,000
$500
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$1,000
$2,000
The colorado Municipal Lea9Ua providaa extensive spacialiaad traininq in
the ana ot local vovarnaent. 'h'aininq opportunities span all area• and
activities of local vovarn.ant. cxa.plas include ... inara on budvatinq,
auditinq, latal interpretations, l .. darabip akilla , interqovernaantal
iaau a, privatiaation, oontraotinq sarvicas, ate . Additionally, if the
apacia11ae4 trainint tor local vovarnaenta sponsored by the Laa9Ue could be
found, it would aitnificantly .a a~iva to obtain •
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The political/networking a c tivitiea for which CML provide• aaaiatance are
more difficult to quantify and aaaiqn dollar valuea. Soae exaaplea of
their aaaiatance include:
Reco ... ndationa of local elected official• for noaination to
varioua atate board• and coaaitteea (exaaple: Mayor Van Dyke'• noaination
to the Varioua Solid Waate Taak Force efforte).
Forainq coaaitteea to review propoaed leqialation or to initiate
leqialation (exa.plea: Peaticide Bill, Worker•' coapenaation, Annexation,
Impact Feee, Election proceaa).
Opportunitiea to aeet other elected official• which lead to
appointaent reco..andationa for board• and coaaitteea, contact• to call
upon for conaideration and other pointe of view on local and atate iaauea,
contact• to probl .. -aolve with, etc.
-Allow• individual coaaunitiea to leveraqe political "clout" by
workinq all repreaentativea and aenatora toward individual or coaaunal
local qovernaent iaau••· General inforaation ia available froa the CML a nd
ia utilized extenaively by City ataff. Aa Mr. Bueche indicated, they
receive one phone call every day froa Englewood city ataff or elected
ofticiala.
Opportunitiea to qa i n knowledqe of proj ect• undertaken by other
aunicipalitiea acroaa the atate reaulta in our ability to ace•••
i nd i vidual• and ca..unitiea and learn froa their afforta. Th i a enabl e•
Enqlewood to conaerve effort and coat by not having to •re-i nvent the
wheal•.
The conaaquencea we would experience froa not joining CML include the
follow i ng :
We would have liaited effectiveneaa on leqialative iaauea of qenara l
aun ici pal i ntereat and the coata for our effort• would be h i qher .
We wou ld not be able to participate i n or i nfluence atatewi de INft i c i pal
pol i cy iaauea.
The City would bave no a ce••• to the aubatantial reaource baae p rovi ded
by the CML.
Interacti on wi th peera i n othe r ~i t i .. woul d be reduced a nd
aubaaquently, a reduction in our ability to l earn f roa the experience• of
othe r • would occur.
Th e City Council e nd Staff would not be able to participate in OCL
function• auch aa policy devel~nt, aa.e tra ining opportunitiea,
coapariaon atudia• on iaauea of aunicipal intereat, etc.
staff '• recoaaendation ia to continue aupporting the Colorado Municipal
League and to pay the annual duea of Slt,442 .16.
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City Council bu4qete4 for thia expenae in the lttO City council IUdtet. I • •
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SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLUTION REGARDING KEICBERSHIP IN THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL
LEAGUE.
WHEREAS, it ie the deeire of the City of Enqlewood to
continue to be influential in the State of Colorado
reqardinq local qovernaent ieeuee; and
WHEREAS, the Colorado Municipal Leaque provide• the
aoet coaplete packaqe of aervicee and aeeiatance to the City
of Enqlewood to enable the City to continue ita hiqh profile in the State of Colorado; and
WHEREAs, the Colorado Municipal Leaque provide• the
City of Enqlewood with valuable aaaiatance in the areaa of
lobbyinq, atate law foraulation and interpretation, traininq and nuaeroua other benefita; and
WHEREAs, in order for the City of Enqlevood to
duplicate theae aervicea in-houae it would be aore coatly
than joininq the Colorado Municipal Leaque;
NOW, TIIDEP'OU, H IT USOLVZD BY TilE CITY COUirCIL or
THE CITY or ENGLEWOOD, COLOitADO, AS FOLLOWS:
The City of KniJlevoocS aball aaJce the follov i ncJ payaent:
COLOitADO IIUIIICIPAL LEAGUE
ADOPTED AJrD APPitOWD thie lith day of April, litO.
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Atteat:
Patricia H. Crow, City Cle rk
I, Pa tricia B. crow, City Clerk
ftCJlevood, Colorado, rt.l.ty
of eolutlon No. _____ , leri .. of ltto .
City ot
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DATE
April 16, 1990
INITIATED IY
STAFF SOURCE
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MEIIDA ITEM
12 (d)
SUI.JECT
Public Works -Servicenter
Purchase of Motor
Grader
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
Council approval by ~tion to purchase one (1) 1990 Dresser 850 articulated ~tor
grader fro. Rocky Mountain Machinery Co.pany for S81 ,610.00.
PitY I GUS CUlt I L ACT I ON
Page 267 of the 1990 Budget lists replac ... nt of unit 3144, a 1973 John Deere ~tor
grader .
STAFFMALYSIS
T 1973 John Deere is a front -li ne unit that is nor.~lly replaced after 12 years of
service. The purchase of tht new grader replaces 1111lt 3141, a 1967 John Deere ~tor
grad r now h1 reserve . Unit 3144 will be placed in reserve to replace unit 3141.
nd operated on th v ndor 's site by
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The purchase of the new unit is by purchase through State Highway Department bid.
Utilizing the State Highway Depart~ent bid, the City of Englewood can benefit in the
lower cost attributable to an econ~-of-scale purchase not otherwise available to
the City. The Dresser unit is the lowest of three bidders by the State Highway Depart~ent.
The Su.aary of 1990 State Highway Dlpart.ent bids is as follows:
Rocky Mountain Machinery Co.pany
McDonald Equi~nt Co.pany
John Deere Industrial
$83,303
87,843
99,927
With deletion of certain non-essential it .. s, the City 's price for the grader is
$81,610.00 fro. the low bidder, Roc~ Mountain Machinery Co.pany.
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City Council Members
l'RJI: Rick DeWitt, City Attorney
IWIZ: .April ll , 1 990
RlliNI>DG: Litigation -Demler reporting required.
Over the ooune of the last m:lnth I have been advised by David Hill of
~. Blck, Hill a Cook in Boulder of the need for litigation against
oerwv.r oo their nportinq practices. Demler reports its' water diversions at
0\Kfield vc:y late, -.,y hours and usually days after the diversion. 'lhls
late reportinq allows Denver to manipulate flows to Englewood's detrinent.
Hr. Kill likes to refer it u stealing Englewood water.
Just before the March Water and Sewer Board Maetinq, I was ~ by
Stu Fcnda and o.vid Kill to authorize suit iiiiiWd.iately against Denver oo the
~ject. It ~ lilce the • iroo wu hot" and I revit!WIId the lllltter quite
carefully with O.Vid Kill, ea.tiJIH beinq wry pointed. 'Dw thrust of the
lllltter is that the suit would coat $16,000. Since the Water lnd s.w.r Board
MMtinq in Hlln:h then has been .a. ••rious, ~ nagotiatioos that have
ltld to • Stipulation in .ather cue titled ·-licatioo For 0\lull)e Of Water
Jti~s For "nw City And County Of Denver, Actinq By And 'ftu-CQ)h IU Board Of
water o:mnissicners, In Dougl• lnd JefferiKln Clounti .. , c... No . 100«139," the
Stipulatioo in relev.~t part provides "'Dw infomatioo shall be .-dlt availllble
f or D¥)1MC!Od no later tMn ll • .Ill. of each day, ac.pt for theM accuicnal
lnd i solated dltlays 111\ieh may be nuonably nsoessitated by~ illness or
injury, ~cal breakdown, flood fire or~ or other ..rgency.•
Par.qrlph 1 c . o f the attached Sti pulation . DenYer ar;rrees to report in
.. eential ly 4 hours.
'l'his Mttl CJOOd sense , there to be • .....s for 110re
reoordin; so that our wa r ~ '*' 110re accurately determine
flows lnd the IN 1 ility for £1'19lewood's UMS. ,.IGl , ... litiga on, I ~ 1 of this Settl .. ma.--......
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Cue No. BOCW039
STIPULATION
CONCERNING THE APPLICATION rOR CHANG£ OF WATER RIGHTS 01 THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF DENVER, ACTING BY AN~ THROOGH ITS BOARD OP WATER
COMMISSIONERS,
IN DOUGLAS AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES
Applicant the City and County of Denver, actin9 by and
thrOU9h ita Board or ftater Commiuionen ("Denver"), and Oppo .. r
the City ot Englewood ("Englewood") hereby atipulate and agree aa
followa:
l. Denver agrees that it seeka to include terat and
con4itiona in the final decree that are at least as restrictive
aa the following1
•· Denver shall provide En;lewoo4 with copiea of
Denver'• accountin9 sheeta ~or t~e !ollowingz (l) all pointa
on the South i'latte River or ditchu divert1n9 therefr011 at
which Denver divert• or introduces water trOll 'fetro lever
outfall to and including Eleven 'file Reaervoir, plua (2)
structure• at Soda Lakea and Barr iNn !.ake, plua ( 3) any
ac5cUtional .. wage treatment plant where Denver introduces
wa~er which it the aubtti~u~e supply for an axchange of
water, p:us (4) any additional reservoir hereafter
constructed on the South Platte liver or the North Fork of
the Iouth Platte River at whic~ Denver diverts or introduces
va:er. The :erm "Sou th Platte River• ~ans the aain atea of
the Iouth Pla~tt and the South Fork of the South Platte. The
accounting eheeta described h1rein currently include, without
limitation, the following Denver accounting sheeta a
(1) •Exch ange ~ra:.ont --Trar.aao nt a in and
ltrry (sic) Ditch Sewage Return Plo :•
( 2) •chatf!e ld Reservo : ~rat onsJ"
( 3) •stronti a lpr1nta ,eaervo1r Operationar•
( ') "W a ter Diet rJ bution in Iouth Platte eanyont•
(S) "C:h ••• n aeservoir Operationa,•
( ', "I! even Ml!e aeeervolr Operatlonet•
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E&rriman Lake and Marstcn Reservoir.
In addition, upon request, :::>enver shall provide tnc;lewood
with co~ies of such other acc~unting sheeta reflecting
diversions or releases ~,;hich :tay, in E:nc;lewood's judc;ment,
affect Enqlewood's water supply.
Copies of Denver's accountinc; aheeta, aa described
herein, ahall be provided, and information from aaid
accounting sheeta ~•de available by telephone, as follow•.
b. By noon each Friday, Denver shall mail to Englewood
copiea of aaid accounting ahteta a1 deacribed above, for the
previou1 aeven diversion days. Denver ahall mail copiea of
aa1d accounting a~tttl to auch peraon or office ae Enc;lewood
may from time to time deaic;nate. Additionally, Englewood
may, at its option, pick u;> said accountin9 sheet• from
Denver in lieu of Denver'• mailing them.
c. In addition to provicHn9 copies of its accounting
aheeta on a weekly l:lalh, Denver ac;ree1 that Englewood NY
obtain the intormation, tor the moat recent diveuion day,
contained in the accountinc; ahttta currently in use by Denver
for all etructuna •• ••t forth above, by telephone on a
daily buit. such uquuts by ~nglewood shall be made to&
( lt~IER'!' OFFICE OR TITLE AND TEL f.) EniJ!twood may alto
requut by u!eph~ne ln!orutl:m nc;arcUr:9 the aoat recent
d1vtra1on day tor such ot~er structures aa uy, in
Englewood's judc;aent, affect En9lewood's water supply. The
information shall be made available tor tnc;lewoo4 no later
than 11&00 a.M of each day, except for t hose occaeional and
isolated delays w~!ch .. y be reasonably ntctaaitated by h n
illness or in_ury, :aechanical b r ealtdown, tlood, tire
earthq~alte or other e._rc;ency .
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After the C!ose of t~e AC~inistrati~e period for which the aeeounting infor~a:ion applies.
3. Oenve: and Englewood jo~n~ly request the Court to enter
the a:~ac~ed proposed Order approving this Stipulat!on.
DAT!O: Apri! _____ , :ttO,
WAYN! 0. WILL:~s, ~0. 4152
~ICHAtL L. WALKER, NO. 2121
HENRY C. T!!CEN, NO, 5t36
ANNE R. AV~Y, NO. t0t2
CASEY S. FUNK, NO. 11631
~y I. MOORE, NO, 1273.
By
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~nver, Colorado 1025'
Telephonea 303/621-6460
A'l"l''aJJEYI POR APPLICA.'ft TH!
CITY ANO COUNTy OF DENVEl,
AC'l'IIIG IY MID 'I'IIRotJCH ITS
.OUD OF WA'1'D COMM:SIIOIIERI
HUTCHINSON, ILACX, HILL ' COOK
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~ichael ~. Miner, No. 16111
1215 Spruce Street
P • 0. lox 11 7 0
loulder, CO 10306
Telephone: 303/442-6514
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DATE: APRIL 115, 1990
MY PEISCIII MY SPEAK C---,.,-ITBI. EACH SUCH PERSON IIJST SUit
THIS ROSTER, STAll. IWIE, AIIDIESS, MD AflEJI)A ITER .... ER. PLEASE LIMIT YOUR
COMMENTS TO FIVE MINUTES.
THOSE PElSCIIIS WHO WISH TO SPEAK IN FAYOI OF 01 Ill OPPOSITION TO A PUILIC
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RESOWriOO 00. 3J
SERIES C£ 1990
A RESCimiOO ~INI'D«< AUSTIN CD1ES TO SERVE AS A I-NoLa ClN'l'ER TRUST nH>
'1JWSTEE: tJliQI ~IOO AND PARTICIPATICN AS A f.DIBER C£ 'lHE PARJ<S AND
RiX:REATIOO CXJotiiSSICN.
WtDEAS, Title 4, Chapter 3, Section 9, Englewcod Job'Ucipal Code 1985,
ntilbliahH a special fund of the City 1cnown u the fosalley Center 'l'r\wt Fund
for the use and benefit of the Enc;l.wood senior citizens recreation center
knc:ll.l\ u the Elsie Halley Cent~al Center; and
~. City Council ap;xlints ~s to serve u trustees of the t·S&lley
Center Trust FUnd; and
~IER!AS, at i ts r.weting !-larc:h I, 1990, the Parks and R8creation
Camlission voted to %WCC111'euc! Austin c;a.s its Vice O'l&il:m&n to •rw u
trust" RpreMntative fra~~ the Parks and R8creation Calnisaion for the &~ration of his tum on the Ccmlission '-'Uch expires Febr'ucy 1, 1994;
ro·1, Td!JCEf<JtE, IE I':' 1\ESCLV!l) !1r 'l1IE CI'lY O:UCIL CF 'DIE CI'lY C£
DG.DIOCD, CCLC:IQDO, ~:
Austin Gamn is hereby ~inud to. ter.ll .. Tnl8tee of the Malley
c.nter Tnwt P'Und fcc t."'e kati cn of hia ...taership en the Parks and ~ion CCIIII.iuion, but t:l e:pire no later t."lan his c:un-ent c::c:.anission tem
\o1hich expires hlt:lruuy 1 , l994 •
A:XPl'!:D AND ~ thia 16th ~· o f ~11, 1990.
P rlc:la N. Ci'OW, City derk
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SERIES CF 1990
A RESa.UTICiil ~IN'l'DG ~. ~C. ~1ILLIGAN '1'0 A '11tREE-YEM TERM AS
'1KJS'1'EE ~ 'DIE MN.LElr CDI'1'ER '11tUST PU~.
~. Title 4, Chapter 3, section 9, EngleloiCOd Jolmicipal Code 1985,
establishes a special fund of the City kncwn u the Halley Center Trust Fund
for the u• .,.S benefit of the Englrwood senior citizens ncreation center
Jao.n u tl,. Elsie Malley Centennial Center; and
~. City Ccunc::il ~ints ~s to M1'Ye .. trustees of the Malley
Center ':rust Func!; and
\~, at its .-tine; March 8, 1990, the Parks .,.S Aecreation
Cam\iuion voted to rec:am.ud Dr. Gat....ood c. Milligan to c.ouncil for
AA;lPOin~ to mother thrw-y.ar term;
NCJf, 'lH!JtEPQC£, • IT RESCLV!%> BY "nit CITY o:u«::L Cl 'DIE CITY Cl
!:2G.DIXD, CXLC'f:NX), 'DIAT:
Dr. Gatewood c. J.tilligan is twreby reappointed to a three-year term u
Trust• of the J.l&lley c.nter Trust Fund for the tez11 Apdl 20, 1990 to Apl"il
20, 1993 •
.MXP1!D ~ AlftCMZ) this 16th day of Apl"il, 1990.
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
April 16, 1190
The regul1r meeting of the Engle~ood City Council ~Is c1lled to order by M1yor
Y1n Dyke 1t 7:30 p.m.
2. lnvocatton
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AGENDA ITEM NO. 4 ( 1)
DATE: Aprtl 18, 1990
REASON FOR CCit1NG 8EFORE THE AUTHORITY: Renewal -Expires 4/28/90
NAME OF BUSINESS: Paul's Restaurant and Ptzzerta
ADDRESS: 3542 South Fox
Type of Act ton ltequtred: _l _MOTICII
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CCIIIOITS: FHs have bHfl patd . Poltce Call le,ort ts attaclwtd .
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Absent: None
A quorum was present.
Also present :
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City Manager Fraser
Assistant City Attorney Grimm
City Clerk Crow
Director Fonda, Utilities Depart~nt
Director Waggoner , Publ ic Works Department
(a) CCUICJL fOlD HATMMMY NOWtD, _, IT MAS SlCOMKD, TO APPIOY£ Tit£
MIIIUT£5 OF TH£ RE&ULM MEETJI. OF APRIL 3, 1190.
Ayes: Council rs oltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Va n Oy e
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Colo O.pl ol Royonuc> Liquor or 3 2 Beer License l~uor Enforcement OtviS•on 0
, 375 Sherman Strut Renewal Application Lteense Numoer. llanseGTy po
Denver Coloraoo 80261 22-31 H7 866 -3;.,
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PAULS ~ESTAURANT INC Busmess l ocat•on
PAULS RESTAUR ANT& 3'5'tZ s FOX
PIZZERIA ENGLEWOOD CD
3542 s FOX Currem Lanse E l{p!fll
E.t.GLE~O::J O co lJJll0-341~ APR 26,1990
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• ~OUT THIS fOMII COMI'liTELY AND CHECK AI'I'AOPfiiATE .OX .ELOW. • ~ FOIIII TO LOCAL (CITYICOUIITY)
•s ,_., refleas no cl\angll from last IP!)Ioc::allon
I.ICIJaiG AIITMOIITY fOil APPIIOVAI. l ~.,,,,, cl\angll from last applal1on (Riporl c:111nges on form OR 81 6 -"Ripon of • CHICit WITH LOCAL AUTHOIIITY fOil AMOUNT
Chlnges · Loquor and 3 2 S..LQnMS'Ind lllldl thll form to t!>ts -.I applocltoon .) Of l OCAl. flU.
OATH OF APPLICANT
EXCEPTION ~. I!W'UIICIUier , .,....,.. llld putllc lrenljiOtiM!On IY*"I locenM r..-811 do no1 neecllocal ~ Aulhonly
liPPfOVII and I"UI! tie retumecl dofecllr 10 !he Colo< a ~ ol ......,_ no latef tllan 30 days pnor to locenM l.ljllf-
MPC)RT AND ~AL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITV
The torego.ng ~ hu been e..--cl 8nd the~-~ conduded 8nd ctlereder of the lj)plocanl-.-..e.
10ty It'd we cio ,._ r..,on lhalaudl flcenle . '.,..,.,..., ~Willi 1he ~of Title 12, ArtiCIH ~It'd 47, CAS
THEREFORE THIS APf»>.ICATION IS APPAOV£0 .
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April 16, 1990 -Page 2
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( i) Mayor Van Dyke made the fo 11 owing statement concerning the
purported default of the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority bonds:
"As most of you are now probably aware, the Englewood
Urban Renew a 1 Authority has informed its bondho 1 ders that
revenues from the Downtown Development project will prob-
ably not be sufficient to pay the debt owed on the bonds
used to finance the downtown project. These bonds -total-
ling $30,180,000 -were issued in 1985 and were used to pay
for the improvements to Little Dry Creek, the construction
of the Plaza at U.S. 285 and Broadway, and the acquisition
of hnd for retail and other co~~~~~erchl development. To -
day, thanks to the Urban Renewal Authority and the City
working together , we have an award winning water feature In
our downtown and have el htinated the threat of a 100 -yea r
flood to our d own busln sses, to Cinderella City and t o
a larg nu r of h s.
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I . Do you h~~~e teall posession of IN p-enises lor ~h !tis IPCIIitlllion lor license is made?
Ale 1he premses owned or rented? J2 E 0 ~ I rented, ellectille llld eii!Wation dlle olleue: !>--' --?~ --, ~ -. .:.'_-_L.J<.o-.-
2. (a) Has ll'e applicant . or any of tl'e por1nt'rs or offi<~r s , stodholdef5 or dirK tors of slid II'DII<ant I ~ • "· ·rorllion) ~er b~n
coiMcted of 1 crirre? " 1nswer is ~s: eaplarn on dl!llilllld ltlach.
(b) Have persons lerOna 1ssistance or finlrcill support to the applicant , or man11er . or erT1lio)'Ms ,-beencoNicted of a crrne?
I ons-is ~s." e111>11in in detail and 11tach .
3. Hulhe ap;llicanl. or "'Y oltl'e partners . or o!fcers , <ifectors or stockholders of nod applicant II a corporallon) or manaaer. -:
tal been dened .., alcoholic bevefaae locense?
(b) had an alcoldc: btveraae license suspended or ~
tc) had rrtnst on II'I'J enllly IIIII had ., alcohok ~ ... lie.-sUSI*IIIId or rwvoMcl?
I lrmoe! IS ~s· to ""1 oliN abcM QUeStons , tllliarl on dN/111111 .a.ch.
4 Does or dod IPOklnl. or any of IN partners , or otrc•s ....... Of 1111Cirllollilrs of Slid _,.1111 C11 tOfiiOflllionl, 11M 1 direct
or indO"ec:t interest on q ollllr ColorldD liQuor tunM IntUit toes to Of from any lc-. Of intnst in 1 toan to 11"1 lcl!llftl?
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April 16, 1990 -Page 2a
or property tax revenue over the base was pledged to pay
t he bonds . No other revenue is pledged.
"Since these revenues are below expectation, the Au -
thority decided to inform all of its bondholders . The City
of Englewood is not a party to the bonds and is under no
ob l ig ation to help pay for the bonds.
"Even though the revenues ire below expectations and
may be insufficient to cover the bonds, this should have no
effect on any of our ex i sting bu si ne ss e s. Ne i ther the land
nor the buildings are currently own@<! by the Authority and
the businesses hive no direct or indirect obligition for
the bonds . We also don 't believe that this situation wi ll
impact our ibillty to attract new busines s. The i ~~~prove
ment s ar i n place and there Is no added finan c ia l re s pon -
s ib i l i ty on anyone ex cept the Authority .
"Du r i ng th e pl an ni ng stages of th is proj c t and In h
d iscussions of how t o f inance th any o ou
r cone rn d hi I PI r of n le -
wood uld tv nt u lly av t o p c up or
proj c Th Counctl t th at Cl y I •
pay r ould no , labl Th Coun is r to
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Patricia H. crow, City Clerk
John F. Knoth, Detective
January 17, 1990
Report of Calla for Police Service
Reporta have been reviewed froa the followinq liquor outleta. In
the laat twelve •ontha, no liquor violation were obaerved.
Paul'• Raataurant ' Pizzeria
3542 South P'ox
J ~ '!.H:.u .. x:f:.~igation Bureau
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April 16, 1990 -Page 3
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"While we are all concerned, and we all want to be
part of the solution, we must put the Englewood citizen
first. We will continue to support the Authority to assist
them in ways consistent with our first obligation to the
Englewood citizen ."
Mayor Van Dyke assured the audience that i f anyone present wished to discuss
this subject they wou 1 d be given an opportunity to do so under the Non -
scheduled Visitors section.
(b) Council Member 's Choice
{i) Council Kember Bullock suggested that the City provide a col -
laborative 1 etter i n support of the efforts of Gary Kozacek to establish a
Teen leisure Center to be located in Englewood. The letter would indicate
public support of th center and a ssis t~-Kozacek to secure fund i ng . After
d isc us sion,
COUNCIL MEMO IUlloac NOYED, N1D IT MAS S£COIDO, TO NOVID£ A COll.AIOUTIVE
lffiER OF SUH'OIT FROtl TN£
CENTER ( TlC ) •
£WOOD CJTV Cotl«:ll FOR T YOUTH TUN LEISUI
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4 (c) AGENDA ITEM NO.
DATE: April 18, 1990
REASON FOR COMING BEFORE THE AUTHORITY: Renewal -Expires 6/8/90
NM£ Of BUSINESS: Magnet Inn
ADDRESS: 2193 South Broadway
Tnt of Act10ft Required: _x_..,TION
__ RESOlUTION
__ S£T HEAIUIIi IMT£
__ I .... TION ONlY
CCIMOfTS : ,. .. , ,..ve ..._ INtd . floHce Call llport ts att.c"-d .
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April 16, 1990 -Page Ja
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(ii) A re sol ut i on reappointing Vincent Atencio as an Ass oc iate
Mun i cipal Judge wa s as si gned a number and read by title :
RESOLUTION NO . 34 , SERI ES OF 1990
A RESO LUTION FOR REAPPOINTM ENT OF VINCENT ATENCIO AS AN ASSO CIATE MUNI CIPA L
JUD GE.
COUNCIL IENIER IULLOCK MOVED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO A'PilOVE: RESOLUTION NO.
34, SERIES OF 1990.
Aye s: Coun ci l Member s Koltay , Hatha way, Wigg i ns, Bullock,
Clayton, Haben i cht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
ftot i on carried .
(il l ) A resolution re appo i nt i ng Tracey H. Porter u an Ass oc iate
Mun ici pal J udg e wa s assigned a nu.ber and read by t i tle :
RESOLUTION . 35 , SERIES or 1990
A R£ 0 UTI fO
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APIIOI T T Or TRACEY H. IIORTE A ASSOCI AT ICIPAl
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l<PDl Et'I•Or cement 0 v s·on
13 5 Sher~n S1 ree1
Denver. Coo'iOO 80251
866 37<1
Liq.~or or 3.2 Beer ·ucense
Renewal Application
SOUTHLAND CORP UIST
SEV EN ELEYE~ STG~E
NO 13211
1161 5 AllOt.. iOA Y
E'GLE~UOD CJ 90 112-2101
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2705 S ~OWAY
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Cu-rr ent Lanse E•p res
MAY 2),1 990
• SIGN THE FOAIII
• ENClOSE TOTAL AIIIOUNT DUE
• SUIIIIIT FOMI TO LOCAL (CITY COUNTY)
UCliiSIIIG AUTHOIWTY FOil API'IIOVAL
• CHECK WITH LOCAL AUTHOIIITY FOA AIIIOUNT
Of LOCAL FEES.
EXCEPTION Wholesa.., ma!!UiacMe< IIT\II(Inef. and pubic tt~ system~ r..-.11 oo not r*ld Local l.Qns Airthon!y
IPPfo-at ano "'"' be • -dotedly to the Coloraoo Oe!la!t,... 01 Rel.enue no lei !hen 30 Ollys oroor 10 loctnM e•l)lrlloon
REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL UCENSING AUTHOAITY
The torego1ng apploeat on has bien ekam•ned and the pram oses . buSiness conducted and charllder ol the ~ nt are sat lac:·
tory , and we do r..-eby repon ltlat wch looense . 8ranted, comply w~ 1t1e provoSIO<II ol T 12 , M IC!H ~and •7. C R S
THEREFORE THIS Af>PL IC ATION IS APPROVE
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April 16, 1990 -Page 4
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Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried .
(iv) A resolution pursuing cooperative planning between the cities
of Englewood, Sheridan, and Littleton was assigned a number and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 36 , SERifS OF 1990
A RESOLUTION DECLARING TH£ INTENTION OF TH£ CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA-
DO, TO PURSUE COOPERATIVE PLANNING FOR THE CITIES OF ENGLEWOOD, SHERIDAN AND
LITTlETON.
MYOit VM DYI£ NDVED, _, IT liAS SfC~, TO APNOft IEsot.UTrc• 110. 31,
501£5 Of ltto. Mayor Van Dyke explAined this action as an opportunity to
br1ng th three cities closer together In addressing 1.-ents of COMMonality.
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Ayes: Council ""'*>ers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bulloc ,
Clayton, Haben cht, Van Oy e
Nays : on
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0AII401(,...,) ·Attachment to Llquor/3.2 License Renewal Application
T1lle paa• 111111t be c.......-Mdllltllcllecl to row olpecl ,_1........,.. form.
F.._ to Include IIIII e .. 1M .,ac..-. .... Ill ~liCit .-d.
lrlde N.ne of Estlbloshrrent State License Nwnber
1321 1
I. Do you "-lea-' posession of the prenises lof whoch tlis IP!Iitlllon tor license is ITIIdt?
ke the prenues ~Of rented? owne d I renled, elledille llld e!OI)ntion dlle of ~~se·
2. (I ) Has the ""'licant, Of~ of t!1e p art~s or ~l'rt'fs , stockholdt'fs Of dirPtt ors <11 ..cl ..-~Y •nt I~ • • ''""'*" -been
corMCted of acrome ? """'"' rs )es," e...,r .. n '" <INIIIOd illlKh See A tt ached Dated 10 /86
(b) Have penD"S lendirla 1nrstance Of fir....: tal siC>I)Of1to the l!lllkant, or I!IINI«. or~._. been tOIMCted ~ 1 crme'
I an.-is ~," eJII)Iain ., det.lllld llloch .
3. Has the ~Qpliclllt. Of lilY of the partners , or offcers , <ifectors Of stockholders of slid ICIIIklrrl (t 1 corporlllon)or........., -
(I) been denied an illcollolrc ~. locense?
(b) hid an alcoholic belle< ,.e lic-susPelldld or reoolled?
(C) hid fllerest II ""'enllly IIIII hid 1ft illcoldc t.er ... licensa lllll*llled Of reoolled?
I ~~~-II "yes" 110 l/l!lf of 1ht llllcloe -"111111, naNfl in clllailllld lltKh.
4 . Does or dod llllC)Ioclrrl , 01 11'1 of the PI!1Nfs , Of oflit•s. drec!IOrs Of stoclrllolders of slid_..,. Cl• COfPOI "-• drrec.t
or nlrect IIUrest., 11ifft o..., Colorado lrQuof lot., .. (include loans 110 or 11om 11ifft ~. 01 "-1 111 loiiiiiO 11ifft lic._P
f-is ")es," apilln II dltlllllfld lft&h.
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5 ~the~-. Inns or COfPOI..,. will,_ or .. ,_ afilwltlll....,_ ....-.cad ... II¥ • Ioiii III , or ...cy _,..Ill. .. ..._.s lo!
whochtt .. lit-. ,_..., Sltllllllll-llldldihl-..., ......... ~•lllllldiiiiMariiii'IIINIIh .. .,.,., ........ """·-
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their work and the professionalism exhibited . She stated she was surprised to
realize the extent of their workday.
(vi) A resolution appointing Austin Gomes as a Trustee of the Mal-
ley Center Trust Fund was assigned a number and ready by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 37, SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING AUSTIN GOMES TO SERVE AS A MALLEY CENTER TRUST FUND
TRUSTEE UPON RECCNtENDATION AND PARTICIPATION AS A MEMBER OF THE PARKS AND
RECREATION CCNtiSSION.
CIUI:JL NEMER llli&IMS NOVm, MD IT liAS S£COII)O), TO A'PIOVE RESOLUTION NO.
l7, S£RIES OF 19to.
A "friendly amendment• was offered by Council Member Hathaway that the Resolu -
tion should Indicate this Is a reappolnt-ent as Hr . Go-es has been 1 Member of
the Halley Center Trust Fund. This wa s agreeable to the •akers of th MOtion,
and Resolution No . 37 was aMended. Vot e results :
Ayts : Council Metlbers IColtay , Hathaway , Wiggins, Bulloc ,
Clayton, Habenlch , Van Oyk
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(vft) A r olu o r a point Or . H llfgan to s r •s tru t I . •
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M E M 0 R A N 0 U M
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Patricia H. crow, City Clerk
John F. ~oth, Detective
February 12, 1990
Report of Calla for Police Service
Report• have been reviewed fro. the follovift9 liquor out leta. In
the laat twelve aontha, no liquor violation vere obaerved.
7-Eleven
2705 South aro.ctvay
F. Knoth, O.tecti ve
• i9ation Bureau
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for the Malley Center Trust Fund was assigned a number and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 38, SERIES OF 1990
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LIQUOR LICEIISIN& AUTHORITY
4 (d) AGENDA ITEM NO.
DATE: April 18, 1990
REASON FOR CCIUNG BEFORE THE AUTHORITY: Renewal -Expires 6/18/90
NAME Of BUSINESS: 7-Eleven
ADDRESS: 3900 South Broadway
Type of Action Required: _X_fi)TJON
__ RESOlUTION
___ SET HEAitiNC ~TE
___ INfOINTJON ONlY
COMMENTS: F .. s have beeft paid. Police Call Report is attached . Al l
required altac~nts are on file in the City Clerk 's Office .
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A RESOLUTION REAPPOINTING DR . GATEWOOD C. MILLIGAN TO A THREE -YE AR TERM AS
TRUSTEE OF THE MALLEY CENTER TRUST FUN D.
COUNC IL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
38, SERIES OF 1990 .
Aye s: Coun c il Members Kolhy, Hathaway , Wiggins , Bullo ck,
Cl ayton , Haben i cht , Van Dyke
Na ys: None
Mot ion curled.
Ma yor Van Dyke pr sented Certificates of Appointment to Dr. Millig an and Mr.
Gomes .
1. Pre-sdledulecl Vhttors
(a) Councfl
COMMit n to n fro ntal protec ton and natural resource •anag nt by r -
t r., clai•tng Aprtl 22, 1990 a Earth Oay In th Cf y of Engl od.pre lously co -
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ut lful, Inc., wu con -ld T . " r ..
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Co'<) O.pt oi Re .. en\oe
• L .;or Enforc.eTert D·· sOl"'
1375 Stle rrra S~r eet
Oer .. er Co'o•Jdo 8C261
856·3741
Liquor or 3.2 Beer License
Renewal Application
OUJHLAND COR P OIST
SE VEN E L~V E N STC RE
t.O 132Co
7167 ~ AlTO~ WAY
f GLEWOUU cq 3 011 2 -l101
• FILL OUT THIS FORM COMPLETELY AND CHECK APPROPRI ATE 80)( BELOW.
X T , s •e·e u ' r 'lec:s ro c~ar.ges fr~ laSl a;>p.al.o
">e•e a•e c'linges '<O'Tl •asl aopoa• on . (Aepo1 ¢an~s 01\ l:y DR 81 -s · 'RepM of
C•anoes • rqw and 3 2 Beer LICenses· and ar,j• t~at O""' o ·ene.~ll ~;>'·~:on )
L.cens.e Type
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10 006 5 4 1 1 3 06 1 9~0
B..:s neu loca: o.,
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<:t;G U:kL CO CU
JUN 1 8 _1 <J_<;_O-'===-=-======:
• SIGN THE FOR M
• ENCLOSE TOTAL AMOUNT OUE
• SUBMIT FORII TO LOCAL (CITY COUNTY)
LICENSING A\ITHOA 1TY FOil APPRO VAL
• CHECK WITH LOCAL AUTHOR ITY FOil AIIO UNT
Of LOCA L FEE S.
EXCEPTION Who•tUier manufiCI.Jrtr '"'I'O"W a'>d o.,.:.; 1":$0CCIUI<Otl 1YIItm rtne•a do not reed Local LanSing AuthOr•
lpP<:I\1 and mus1 be rr.~orntcl t1 rec:t to l t C"'''a~ Ot!la<tmtfll ol Re • ....,. '\0 a•e< an 30 clt~l pnor 10 locerw t•p.raloon
REPORT AHD APPROVAL OF LOCAL UCENSING AUTHORITY
The f01egoong apploeahon has bMn .. am•ned and the P'erTilMt bus•nes condue1ed and characte r of he aoploeant are satosfac ·
tory ancl we do hereby report that IWCh hcen gr ed, w c:om ,.,.t 1 pro •$IOnS of Tn 12 . Artt<: s •s a'ld 47 C R S
THEREFORE THIS APPLIC ATION IS APPROVED
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A RESOLUTION REGARDING MEMBERSHIP IN KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL, INC.
COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
39, SERIES OF 1990.
Mayor Van Dyke shared background information about the national organization
"Keep America Beautiful , Inc ." The organization 's charge is to provide an
action strategy for litter control, trash control, recycyling, and waste man -
agement . Several cities in Colorado are members and ~re are consider i ng mem -
bership. In light of everyone 's concern about the environment, Ms. Van Dyke
suggested that the decade of the 90s will clearly be associated with environ -
lllental concerns which she wholeheartedly supports. The one -time membership
fee 1s $2 ,500 with a yearly renewal fee of $250 . Ms . Van Dyke further ex -
plained that the ...C.rship fee includes trafnfng opportunities and support to
the City of Englewood in undertaking thfs project .
Vote re su lt s:
Ay s: Council rs Koltay , Hathaway, Wiggi ns, Bulloc ,
Clayton, Habenicht, Va n Oy
Nays : Non
ton carrftd .
Councf l r H th way In roduc Sob ll r,
th p d u • M •
st t City o
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ration
I . Do you -~all powssion of !he prerrises for ~h tl'is applicltion for license is !Mde!
f>le lhe premses owned or rented? __QWn d I rented , effective llld uphtion dille of ~ue : ------------
2 (I ) HIS !he ~a<C. or lilY of the Ptrtne-s. or o!f<.~s . stocO.ht.l!lers or dl!ectors of uod appicant (~a corporlltion) ever been
co!MCtedoflcr 'fttn1We<IS~s:eq>llin o ndeail..cllffach. See Attached Dated 10 /86
(b) Have perSOI'slerodOlaus.stance or finlr.:ial SLC>port to !he IPI>Iicant , or manlier. or e!T1)1oyees , ever been co~>~octed ola crme!
W ans-IS ~s: ellj)ilon on detlllard attach .
3 Has the applicant, or my af the PM1ners , or offcen, directors or stoc•holders of s~od applicant (I 1 corporabon) or manaaer , ever :
Ia) been de'!~ an alcoholc t>eoeraae locense!
tb l had an alc oholic bNe! aae kense su~'lded or revoloed'
(c) had nterest on my entity Nllld an alcoholic ~. locense sus pended or revoked'
ans._ rs 'fes" to lilY of the lbowe QUestoons , e~ rn deiM ..c!~tt«.h
See Attachments
4. Does or dod IPI>Iocant , or .,.o111w pnws, or offun , clrecton or stociltloldlrs of s.d llllllicant (f e c ~lllonl , ~ 1 direct YE NO C
or ordnct II'Cerest on .,. ott. Color adD lrQuor license (jncluelt .,, to or 11om .,. kemee, or irierfit rn • lo~W~ to my kenseel?
I -II "}ft." tl!llllin in dtUIIId lll«h.
See Store List
5. ~ 1!11 persons , firms or toroor*-lfho roow or .. '-1 finlnctll ...,ts1. ~eel Mlw by 1 loin to. or ~ -• on, IN buV~en lor
wllch tiH liCense is reauntecl. Stlolt 1111,.,.1 end addresses IIIII lhelrnOIIC IIIII till Altll fintrlc,. ...,.It 6 • • bri. ,......., "-'ds, or-
-•. lit I. t>~~nned , dolln or ~ ..,. of viM uch u IM<tofy, furo>lln or .,..,.,._ Use HP•* sheet d necessary
Al*tes1 rrllrtst T ~ lid Amooft
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D•lln TX
Dill allr1ll
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ship fee to Keep America Beautiful, Inc. Mr . Keller presented $1,250 to the
City Council . Mayor Van Dyke expressed appreciation for Mr. Keller 's generous
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk
FROM: John F. Knoth, Detective
DATE: March 6, 1990
SUBJECT: Report ot Calls tor Police Service
Reports have been reviewed !ro• the following liquor outlets. In
the last twelve ~onths, no liquor violation were observed.
Magnet Inn
2893 South Broadway
7-Eleven
3900 South Broadway
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contribution and complimented his company for its commitment to support proj-
ects of this nature . Council Member Hathaway, in her role as "the bag lady of
Englewood," presented Mr. Keller and members of Council with a "B AG -A-TH ON "
C L~ a trash bag , and 1 iterature concerning the environment . Mr. Keller ex -
plained that his company is extensively involved throughout the United States
nd fl7 n fi"t"Y5
in this program/~~ them an opportunity to give back something to the
COIII!Iunities. City Manage r Fraser offered compliments to Mr. Keller and his
company for being such good citizens of Englewood. Mr . Hathaway further ex-
T/ plained that additional bags will be available for ~''s !pi in:; c le an -u p pr o-
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gra m. Council Member Clayton stated his appreciation for the commi tment of
Wast nagement and Gladbag s, and he also thanked Ms . Hathaway for her efforts
in this regard.
Hs. Hathaway took this opportunity to highlight several of he upcoming ac -
tivi ies b lng sponsored by BAG ·A·THON, and she encourag d Council to part ici-
pate . She also highlighted activities being planned for Arbor Da on Friday,
April 20 .
8 . Non-scheduled Visitors
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LIQUOR LICENSI. AUTHOIITY
5 (1) AGENDA ITEM NO.
DATE: Aprfl 18, 1990
REASON FOR C(ltJNG BEFORE THE AUTHORITY : M1n1ger's Registration
Robert lewIs
NAME OF BUSINESS: Skipper's
ADDRESS: 999 West Ha.pdlft Avenue
Type of Action llequtred: _X_IC)TJON
__ RESOlUTION
__ S£T HEARIIC DUE
__ UtFOIIMTION ONlY
CCIItEITS :
1ttached . F .. h1s been p1td . Afffd1vtt of Cr •tna1 History Is
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9 . Ca..unicat1ons and Procla.ations
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(a) COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE
APRIL 20, 1990, AS "ARBOR DAY.•
Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried .
(b ) COUNCIL M,.ER KOLTAY MOVED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL
27, 1990, AS "YOUTH SERVICE DAY -1990.•
Ayes : Counc i l ftetlbers Kolhy, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nay s: None
Motion carried .
(c) COUNCIL
28, 1990, AS •
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ER CLAYTCNI NOVm, Ale IT WAS $£CCNIDQ), TO DECLARE ANIL
IAl DAY ,•
Co u rs ol ay, Ha h way, lns. Bulloc ,
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Cob* D~patt,.,.nt"' R...n~
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0.,..141', co 10211
30111617•1 Ane...,.,lqu•rlone.
Pr••• tlrm or
1 NAIAE Of CURRiNT LICENSEE
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RATION
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(d) COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE MAY 3,
1990, AS "CITY DAY OF PRAYER."
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AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING CRIMINAL HISTORY
I, Po6_,...f-/..e w: ( , being duly sworn deposes
My date of birth is _ _....,st,_/ ..... 3(7y)L.:~J..<f'~-----
I certify that during the last ten (10) years I have not been
convicted of any criminal offense excluding minor traffic
offenses of less than eight (8) points but including any traffic
offense in which drugs or alcohol were involved.
OR
I certify that during the last ten (10) years I have been
convicted of the following cri•inal offenses. List offense,
date of conviction, Court and Case nu.ber, and State and County
of the Court . (Minor traffic offenses of less than eight (8)
points need not be listed if no alcohol or drugs were involved.)
State of Colorado )
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County of Arapahoe )
s "' to before on t ts /)
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Aye s: Council Members Koltay , Hathawa y, Wigg i ns, Bullock,
Cl ayton , Habenicht , Van Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried .
10 . Consent Agenda
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COUNCIL MEMIER HABENICHT JOYED , AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO WITHDRAW AGENDA ITEM
lO(a) FRC.. CC..SEifT MEJI)A TO IE CC..SIDERED SEPARATELY.
Ayes: Council Members Kolhy, H1th1 wly, Wiggin s, Clayton,
Habenicht, Va n Dyke
N1ys: Council ~r Bullock
Hot on carried.
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(C ll Ill • 12, I TROOUC 0 8 C ll CLA T )
A Till C RTAI 0 Y Ttt CITY 0 I .
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liQUOR LICEIISIM AUTHOIUTY
AGENDA lfEM NO.
DATE:
5 (b)
April 18, 1990
REASON FOR C .. lNG BEFORE THE AUTHORITY: Manager 's Registration
Deborah Ann Evans
NAME OF BUSINESS: ShowBiz Ptzza Place
ADDRESS: 1001 West HMpden Avenue
Type of Actton hqutred : _X_Ili)TJON
C NTS :
1ttached.
___ RESOlUTION
___ SET HEARING DATE
___ INF~TION ONLY
F h1s n PI d . Affid1vtt of Crtetn1l Htstory ts
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ENGLEWOOD NEAR MCLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
NO. 3.
COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FINAL READING
ORDINANCE NO. 12, SERIES OF 1990.
Vote results:
Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggin s, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Motion carried. (ClER 'S NOTE : THERE WERE NO AMENDMENTS OR CHANGES TO OR -
DINANCE NO. 12 FROM ITS FIRST READING AND APPROVAL ON APRIL 3, 1990, AND AS
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PUBLISHED . IN TH ENGLEWOOO SENTINEL ON APRIL 5, 1990 .)
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COUNCIL ER HATHAWAY ltOVEO, Alii IT WAS SECOIID£D, TO A'PitOVE CONSENT A&£NDA
(b) Ol 0 19 (C EO
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'O R8367 (11186) MANAGER'S REGISTRAT ION FORM ··~ Oeparvr.rc ~ ~ l.IQVof[nb·~Qit.l•iotl
·:n~Sher"T''iii''St
• Form mu01 be CXll'l'lpleled by all Hole! and Reslauranllioensees employing a scpara1e and disbnct manager.
• Form mu~ be submi!led 1o and approved by Local Lioensing Aulhorily.
Oiilf-... 1. co 102'61
~1866174 1 Anaw.r •II queat/ona.
• ~ slala and local lee of $75 is required lor Holel and Reslauranl applicaniS .
• Managers mu51 complela and submilform ORL ~04 ·1 (Individual H•Siory Record) FEE . $75
Pr••• firmly or ty,.. • Anac:::h a coov of anv wnnen manaa~nt contracts or aareements
1 t<At.\f OF CURRENT LICENSEE . 2. CU.SS OF LICENSE · 3 ACCOUNT NO OF LICENSEE
ShowBiz Pizza Time Inc. Tvoe G 22-25053 22-25053
• lRADE t./A ME Of EST.tJILISHMENT (DBA): 5 BUSINESS 1 ELE PHO!\E
ShowBiz Pizza Place 303/761-8638
6 ADOi<E SS OF LICENSED ESTABLISHMENT CITY /TOWN STAlE ZIP
1001 w. Hampden Avenue En2lewood co 80110
7 NAIJE OF MANAGER : e DATE EMPLOYMENT BEGAN 9 EXPIRATIONOATE
n .. borah Ann Evans 11-16-84
10 CO•~PENSATIONOFMANAGER · 11 DIDW.NAGERE VE R MANAGE LIQUO R ESTABLISHMENT INA'<> OTHER STA lE'
Salary+ Bonua 'X NO = YES IF YES . GIVE DET AILS
12 DOES t.IAN.AGER HAVE A FINANCIAL INTEREST IN ANY OTHER LIOUOR ESTABLISHMENT? ~NO _YES
IF YE S. GIVE NAME AND LOCATION OF ESTABLISHMENT ·
13 OOES MANAGER MANAGE ANOTHER "HHTEL AND RESlAURANT'LICENSEDLIOUOR ESTABL ISH'AENT IN COLORADO ? }rJ NO -YES
IF YES GIVE NAME ANOLCX:ATIONOf ESTABLISHMENT · ••
OATH OF A PP LICANT
I ~·• ut~der ,..,._ ol I»'JUfY., lire J«»ftd ClllsltW rtt.r 1 ha-.. r .. d r1w /o~OIIlQ regrsrr•t.on and .n •n.act~menrs lherero. and mar all "'lorm•rr.on
-~ ,. rrue, COtNet and"'""""' ID rhe bear ol my McloMedge
SG XTU,~l!CfNSEE ~H~IZ PIZZA TlK!, INC. TITLE DATE 70 /.1 ~ L lLJ Alice Wintera, V.P./Aut. Se retary 3 -CJ-9/
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X ' ~'~ C. tr-DATE --~-Jr-70
r nKPUI'I I . AND .OFL~t AUTHORITY
.,_.~~tiM....,.....,...; and t•nt.er~ ol ... rwgon_,. tSiai!Staaory and C10101P0M wtlhlhe llf'O'o"l«t ol T ... 12 -"-«7 CAS as
• kfA£FOM TWIS AEGIS~ 'TlON 1$ HEREBY APPAOIIEO
l~" ,..,._,,w_,. l~,X;A!.l ""'"" •<;; ')'O<I;;Oo..,,
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AEPOAT OF STATE LICENStNG AUTHORITY
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MANAGEJirS REGISTRATION FORM
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TION OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PENDING LITIGATION.
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(c) ORDINANCE NO. 14, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 20, INTRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS), ENTITLED :
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT WITH VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT (VALLEY)
WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD CONCERNING THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SANITARY SEWER
SYSTEM SERVING THE PLEASANT VIEW SUBDIVISION (PLEASANT VIEW).
(d) ORDINANCE NO . IS, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BIL L NO. 21, IN TRODUCED
BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS), ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11 , CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
1985, RELATING TO THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE, LI MITATION S ON BACKING MOTOR
VEHICLES .
Ayes : Council Mellbers Koltay, Hatha.,ay, Wiggins, Bulloc ,
Clay ton , Habenicht , Van Dyke
1 s: one
tio carr d .
11. Publte Heartnt
p 1 c arln "'a s c tdul d.
lt . Ord n nc , a olutton nd t on
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LE&Al AUT i' TION:
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Residential Parking Stickers
11-1-8 EMC FUND:
ACCOllfT CODE:
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General Fund
02-00-64251
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Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page Sa
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(a) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Department of
Public Works to adopt a bill for an ordinance assessing final costs for Paving
District No. 33 . Mr. Waggoner provided background information on the forma -
tion of the District which was approved by Ordinance No . 36 , Series of 1988 .
A schedule for the completion of Paving District No . 33 was provided wh ich
establishes May 31, 1990 as date of Public Hearing to consider the assess-
v I tI' ments; notice to property owners to be mailed by Apr il 20, 1990;~deadline for
written protest s -May 21, 1990 -5:00 p.m. Mr. Waggone r informed Council
Thf'
~total assessment costs are $441,606 .84 ; $866,342 .34 to be assessed to the
various property owners; and $424,735 .50 to be borne by the City. A 5' dis -
count will be allowed on all assessments paid prior to 5:00 p.m . August 3,
1990. An interest rate of 7.5, will be assessed on any unpaid balance. Wil -
liam lamm, bond counsel, wa s present; however , no que s tions were directed to
Mr . lamm.
~4. Tht C1ty Cler as d o read Co uncil 8111 No . 22, en f 1 d:
COU Cll Bill . 22, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL M ER HATHA AY
A llll FO AN 0 01 E AP OVI TH COST 0 TH
IT I PAYI DISTRICT 33, I TH CITY
C Fl
TH 01 TRICT; A_ £ OF TH CO T A AI
SCRJBI -
c IL It U HAT y y o. IT Fll T I AD ·
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REVENUE ITEM: Food Con cessi on
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Contra ct
Responsible Depart .. nt:
Description of Revenue:
Fee Schedule:
Date Fee La st Chan ed:
Pr evious Fee Sched ule:
Ca.ertts:
REVOO£ HJST~Y:
1986
22,162
1987
27,379
lt88
15,221
FUND: Golf Course
ACCOUNT COOE: 12 -00 -64941
Library and Recreation Services
Conce s s i on Sales; Bar and Re s tau r ant
$2 4,00 0 rental per ye ar, as per contract
October, 1988
$30,000 annual rental
Rental based on co.parable restaurant & bar
facilities of siMilar size within the service area .
Con ract renegotiated Octob r, 1988.
lud .. ttd
I tat
24,000
l 4
Revtstd
ltat
20,700
Proposed
ltto
24,000 I . •
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April 16, 1990 -Page Sb
lNG COUNCIL BILL NO. 22, SERIES OF 1990.
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REVENUE ITEM: Pro Shop Concessions
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Golf Pro's Contract Dated
February 28, 1989 FUND: Golf Course
Responsible Depart .. nt:
Desert tton of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date F .. Last Chan ed:
"'evtous F" Schedule:
Fon~Ula 'ro ectton Method:
C~ts:
R£VENUE HISTORY:
1916 11187 181
85,909 99,3Z3 8Z,478
ACCOUNT CODE: 12-00-64951
Library and Recreation Services
Transfer of ownership from City to Golf Pro occurred
on March 1, 1989. Pro is responsible for inventory
and all debts . Receives 10~ income derived thereof.
N/A
March 1, 1989
Pro gets 101 of gross. City receives r._.ining
percentage of aark -up over cost (20 ·401). City
purchases all .. rchandtse and operat s shop.
Th ransf r of
to si nt lean ly uc
ludttteel vt eel "'*eel ltlt J • Jtto
0,000 2.471 0 I • •
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Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 9
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Ms. Hathaway inquired about the clean-up costs on Wesley Avenue; Mr. Waggoner
referred to tbe e~ti~of West Hazmat Corporation in the amount of $38,000
Vote results:
Ayes: Council Members Kolhy, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock,
Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion carried.
A resolution to authorize notice to property owners of individual assessments
and to set Hay 31, 1990 at 7:30p.m. as the date of the publ ic hearing to con-
sider those assess .. nts was considered. The resolution was as si gned a nu.ber
and read by title:
RESOLUTION NO. 40 , SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTI AUTHORIZI G THE OTIFICATI Of' PROPERTY
ERS 0 ASSESSMENTS
WITHIN PAVI DISTRICT . 33 ESTA I HI A OAT fO A PU IC H ARI
TS .
COUNCil
£1 HATIWMV MOY£D, MD IT $ S[O-ED, TO AHIOV[ SOlUTION MO .
40, scaan OF lttO.
c u c 1
ull
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REVENUE ITEM: River side Miniature Golf Course
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Resolution #1, Series of 1988 FUND: Golf Course
Desert tton of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date FH lest Chen
Prevtous FH Schedule:
For.ule Pro ectton Method:
C nts:
I[V HISTOlY:
fA
1917
A
1111
1,0 1
ACCOUNT CODE: 12-00-64953
Library and Recreation Services
Revenue from gross gate admission and concession of
privately owned miniature golf course.
2~ of gross gate and 1~ of gross concession sales
$3.50/adul t; $2 .50/child; $3 .2 5/senior ; $.50 City
I .0. discount
N/A
N/A
Number of players/day X player rates
luclttttd ....
0
levtstd ....
6,000
Propo tel
ltto
24,000
Th
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Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 9a
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Cl ayton , Habeni cht , Van Dyke
Nay s : None
Mot i on carried.
(b) Director Waggoner presented a recommendat i on from the Publ i c Work s
Department to adopt a resolut i on chang i ng the 1990 Publ ic Improve ment Fund
(PIF) budge t.
~
WA GGO NER: DUR ING THE COUNCIL BUDGET PROCESS THERE WERE PROJECTS THAT WERE
t ONSIDE RED UNDER THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND . WE FIND THAT SINCE
THEN WE '~E HAD SOME PROJECTS THAT NEED TO BE CONSIDERED, SOME DUE
TO REPOR TS W£ RECEI VED ON CITY HA LL ITSELF, SOME INFRASTRUCTURE
REPORTS ON HVAC AMO OT HER REPO RTS THAT WE'VE GOT AS A RESULT OF THE
HIGH WAY DEPARTMENT DO ING A BRIDGE AN ALYSIS FOR US ON ALL OF OUR
BRIDGES . EVER TWO EARS WE HAVE TO HAVE A SUFFICI[ CY REPORT MADE
ON ALL OF OU B lOGES, AND WE FIND THAT THER E IS SOH THAT
NEED S TO BE
T
p _
'VE FIN ISHED .
v N W FU
THOS E THAT THEY ARE REC Oft4ENDI G, SO W AR E
OU C SIDER m. CHAN GES TO THE POBllC IM-
'V TRIED TO LIST All Of THE PROJ CTS ER
OUT
THI 0U V lH
ECTS THAT
0 OUT -
DO
DISTRICT fO 523,500
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REVENUE ITEM: Driv ing Range
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Resolution No. 38, Series '87 FUND: Golf Course
Responsible Depart-.nt:
Description of Revenue:
FM Schedule:
Date FM last Chan
Previous FM Schedule:
Forwuh Pro ection Method:
C~ts:
a£Y£MU£ HISTOI :
ltll
9.,690
ltl7
102,0Jl
lt
114,718
ACCCUIT CODE: 12-00-64961
Library and Recreation Services
Golf Range fees
Large bucket: $3 .00; Small bucket: S1 .75
1987
large bucket: 52 .50; Small bucket : 51.50
Nu.ber of each size bucket sold X pr ce/buc et
hdttted
lMt
115,000
197
construc t~ by drivfn
J 7. Inc varies
vt eel
t
115 ,000
,...,
ltto
Jl ,000 I . •
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./Jtu. tlu
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April 16, 1990 -Page 9b
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THE APPLICATION OF NOS YOU'll SEE WHERE SOME IS IN THE NEGATIVE
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REVENUE ITEM: Golf Tournaments
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Resolution No . 38, Series '87 FUND: Golf Course
Responsible Depart .. nt:
Description of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date F" Last Chan
Previous F" Schedule:
For.ula Pro ectton Method:
Co.ettts:
ltEV£NU£ HISTOIYi
1986 1917 1918
3,321 2,393 2,142
ACCOUNT CODE: 12-00-64971
Library and Recreation Services
Fees charged to tournament participants
Weekends : Green fees Sl2 ; Cart fees S7; Tournament
fees $2.00; Merchandise SS
Weekdays: Green fees Sl2; Cart fees S7; Tournament
fees No charge; Merchandise S4 .00
January, 1988
fees S7; Tournament
fees S7; Tournament
Based on previous tournament requests. Projected
revenues has decreased due to the ell•lnation of a
tourna nt fee on weekdays.
Tournaments are unpredictable due to incl nt
ather. But are actively pursued du to guarante d re nu •
ludgeted Rev ised Proposed 1919 Ult 1990
2,000 2,000 1,500 I • •
Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1ggo -Page 10
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AND SOME IS IN THE POSITIVE AND THOSE ARE SOME PROJECTS WE'RE CLOS-
ING OUT OR POSTPONING, AND OTHER PROJECTS THAT WE'RE TRYING TO AC-
COMPLISH. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON ANY OF THOSE PROJECTS, I 'LL
VAN DYKE: ANY COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS OF MR. WAGGONER?
WIGGINS: THE ONLY COMMENT THAT I GOT IS THAT I 'M SURE THAT SEEING HOW THE
STATE OF COLORADO DOESN'T MAINTAIN THEIR BRIDGES, BUT THEY SURE
WANT THE CITY TO TAKE CARE OF OURS .
WAGGONER : WE DO HAVE, A BUNCH OF OUR BRIDGES ARE WHAT THEY CALL OFF SYS TEMS
BRIDGES AND ALTHOUGH THEY PROVIDE THE INSPECTION REPORT FOR US,
IT 'S STILL UP TO US TO HAINTATN THOSE OFF -SYSTEM BRIDGES .
CLAYTON : KELLS, WHY IS THE LEHIGH/GALLAPAGO STORM SEWER BEING POSTPONED?
WAGGONER : WEL L, IT WAS ONE OF THE PLACES WE COME UP WITH SOME OF TH E MON EY TO
FU ND SOME OF THE OTHERS. WE THOUGHT IT WA S LOWER 0 THE PRIORITY
liST OF OME OF TH OTHER ITEMS THAT W NEED TO DO. WE THI THAT
THAT C B ACC PLISHEO TO WITH S AH, W INITIA LV FU EO ABOUT
$40,000 FO THAT PROJ CT, 0 W THI N THOU H S CHA GES 1 TH
AREA B TWEE N TH FE NSE AN D TH AL THA T WE AN ACC OM PliSH
SOH TH IN G THERE THA T, WHER '0 T HAV E TO IN ST ALL A ST ORM SE WER
IT l F. TO BU l lO UP TH PROPE RTY, OU
TH R TO PROTECT THAT PROP RTY. TH
A LITTl RIS
PLACE WH R SH
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REVENUE ITEM: Golf Leagues
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Resolution No. 38, Series '85 FUND: Golf Course
Desertptton of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date F" Last Chan d:
h'evtous FH Schedule:
~,.,la h'oJeetton Nethod:
Ca..nts:
HISTO.Y t
1M7
2.400 I.
ACCOUNT CODE: 12-00 -64972
Library and Recreation Servic~s
Fees charged to League Participants
$20.00 per person per league
January, 1986
None
100 X $20 • SZ,OOO
3,000 3,000
h'opo
ltto
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April 16, 1990 -Page lOa
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HAVE A PRO~EM , OR THEY MAY HAVE A PROBLEM, IS THE SIDEWALK ITSELF,
THE SERVICE ~WALK, AND THAT GOES DOWN WHERE REALLY THE REST OF
THE PROPERTY IS R !SED .
VAN DYKE: ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS?
The resolution was assigned a number and read by title :
RESOLUTION NO . 41 , SERIES OF 1990
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND.
COUNCIL MDtl£1t CLAYTON MOYEO, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION MO.
41, SEIJ[S OF 1110.
(c) City H1 n1g r Fr1ser presented 1 recommend1tlon to adopt 1 resolu-
l on 1pprovtng Engl wood 's rshfp In the Color1do Municipal league (CHL).
He outl n d soee of th b n fits 1nd s of the opportunities wh ch would be
los r he Ci y d cfded no o p1r cfp1te as a
ntctpalt 1 s loo to CH
ssary tool. • fra
r of CM
a
H exphfn d
r uld s rip
ts t or ant o r c -
s no el u f a part or ch l1 r
a coord nat on, h rtn , and train n In th -as co
in th th te9o du o CH Is Sl9,442. T
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REVENUE ITEM: Interest Earnings
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: EMC 4-1-2
Responsible Depart.ent:
Descrl tlon of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date Fee Last Chan d:
'revlous FH Schedule:
Fo,.,la Pro ect1on Method:
C~ts:
lEY HlSTOlY :
JH 1tl7 ltll
32.25 32,782 30.821
FUND: Golf Course
ACCOUNT CODE: 12 -00-68121
Finance
Interest earned on funds available for i nve stment
N/A
N/A
N/A
Esti.ated funds available X estl~ated average
Interest rate X estl~ated pro rata share of total
fund
lnt rest earnings depend upon a ount of surplus
funds tha are •alntaln d.
llucl .. ted hv1sed 'roposed .... lHt ltto
25,000 25,000 26,000
200
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April 16, 1990 -Page 11
RESOLUTION NO. 42, SERIES OF 1990
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A RESOLUTION REGARDING MEMBERSHIP IN THE COLORADO MUNI CIPA L LE AGUE .
COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO.
42, SERIES OF 1990.
Vote results :
Aye s: Coun cil Member s Kolt ay, Ha t ha wa y, Wiggins, Clayton,
Haben ic ht , Van Dyk e
Nays : Counc i l Memb er Bullo ck
Motion carried .
(d) Director Waggoner presented a reco nda ion fro th Depar n of
Pub lic Works t o approve t e purchase of a motor grad r hrou h th C n raliz d
c/ Equip~~ent Rep lac n Fund (CERF). Mr . Waggon r explained purchase w H
be ud through th Sta e High-.ay Depart nt bid . Th 1 bfdd r or
ufp~~ent is Rocky un 1tn Mac In ry Coapany a 1 cos o S 3.303: 1 r c r ·
t1tn non -ess n 111 1r d ducted, cost o
btfng replac d will b pu into r s r e to gra
110nth ; the unit cu r n ly n r s rv wt 11
cr di d o c Rf .
c
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uc on d 0
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REVENUE ITEM: Auto Removal Fees
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: EMC 11-lA-5 FUND: Servicenter
Responsible Depart .. nt:
Descrtptton of Revenue:
Fee Schedule:
Date Fee Last Chan ed:
Prevtous Fee kheclule:
Fo~la Pro ectfon Method:
C~ts:
Rl'Y HISTOIY:
19815
/A
lt17
A
19
z.no
ACCOUNT CODE: 33-00-64261
Servicenter Administration
Towing, storage and sale of abandoned vehicles
$50.00 towing fee and $5.00 /day storage
N/A
N/A
(st1 at d based on current year history
S r ic n r r spons bl y or owing and r 1 ttd
IC Yl (( C tvt J9 •
luclttted
1981
0
Ol
levt td
lNt
z.soo
Propo td
1910
2. 00 I . •
/'\.:::.: ..... 'Of'•
Eng l ewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 11 a
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COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF
ONE (1) 1990 DRESSER 850 ARTICULATED MOTOR GRADER FRON ROCKY MOUNTAIN MACHIN -
ERY COMPANY FOR $81,610. Mr. Waggon er ass ur ed Counci l that the State Hi ghwa y
Department has been usi ng equ i pmen t manufa ctured by Ro cky Mou ntain Machi nery
Company and t ha t the State 's personnel is im pressed with the quality and per -
formance. Vote results:
Ayes : Council Member s Koltay, Hathaway , Wigg i ns, Bullock,
Cl ayton , Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Motion c ur ied.
13. City Manattr 's Report
Mr . Fraser did not have any matters to bring before Council.
14. City Attorney 's Report
(a) Assistant C ty Attorney Gri r qu st d a eat on for settl n on
wt nv r ardf 9 wa tr dtv nlon fro. C at tld R urvotr .
utd IV Ci y appro I ely
$16,000 . 01r c or onda th s lpuht •on, cu "9 four (4) hours
uld xhtln pr 1
NT Tl
TO AT . 00 IT C T
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REVENUE ITE": Interest Earnings
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: EMC 4-1-2 FUND: Servicenter
Responsible Depart~nt:
Description of Revenue:
Fee Schedule:
Date F.. Last Chan
Previous F .. Schedule:
For.ula Pro ection Method:
REVENUE HISTORY :
1986 1917 U88
•• 200 13,66C IO,IC8
ACCOUNT CODE: 33-00 -68121
Finance
Interest earned on funds available for investment.
N/A
N/A
N/A
Es t im at ed fu nds ava il ab l X es t i at d averag
i ntere s t rate X es t im ated pro r ata shar of ot al fund .
ludgettd lev tstd Propo 1919 19 t l t90
5,000 5,000 9.000
201
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Englewood City Council "inutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 11b
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AMOUNT OF WATER WE RECEI OUT OF CHATFIELD SOURCE, OR HOW DOES IT
AFFECT OUR WATER?
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REVENUE ITEM: Rentals
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Policy
lt
17,4
Responsible Depart.ent:
Description of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date FH Last Chan
Previous FM Schedule:
C~ts:
MIST
l 7
87 ,4 ,4
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FUND: Servicenter
ACCOUNT CODE: 33 -00 -68211
Servicenter Administration
Rental charged to departments using space in the
Servicenter
S. 25/sq ft/m onth
1982
S.IS/sq ft/month
C arg s allocated annually
,429
t o
I vi
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Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 12
FONDA: IT ~FECTS OUR WATER IN THAT FOR INSTANCE WE HAVE A 1948 RIGHT TO
FILL ~LELLAN RESERVOIR OUT OF THE SOUTH PLATTE AND IF DENVER IS -
WE HAVE ~OUND THROUGH ANALYSIS THROUGH THE RECORDS THAT THEY MAY BE
HOLDING WATER FOR A PERIOD OF TIME IN CHATFIELD , RUNNING EXCHANGES
AND SO FORTH WHERE THROUGH THEIR ABSENCE OF REPORT IT, THEY COULD
BE HOLDING WA"l\R THAT WE WOULD BE IN PRIORITY FOR. AND THE, BY
FORCING THEM TO REPORT EVERY DAY WITHIN FOUR HOURS, WE WOULD IM -
MEDIATELY BECOME A~ARE OF THIS AND BE ABLE TO ASK THE STATE EN -
GINEER TO FORCE THEM TO MAKE RELEASES . THIS COULD ADDITIONALLY BE
SERIOUS IN SUMMER TIME IF THEY WERE HOLDING WATER AND YOU HAVE A
DIRECT FLOW, A SENIOR DIRECT FLOW RIGHT THAT ISN 'T RECEIVING ITS
FULL ALLOCATION, AH, THAT WATER IS ESSENTIALLY LOST, IF THE DIRECT
FLOW RIGHT DOESN'T TAKE IT . SO I BELIEVE THIS WILL KEEP THAT SORT
OF OF MISHAP TO A MINIMUM .
VAN D KE: SO THEIR WILLINGNESS TO COfftiNICATE TO US ON A REGU LAR BASIS IS
GO! G TO IMPROVE OUR, OUR, OUR HAYING AN IDEA OF, HOW THIS IS EI NG
EXCHA G£0?
f A:
y ov
r
£S, Ill WILL CH£C IT, WITH THEM BY
THAT 'S ABOUT TH , tAT ST Tl • AfT R THAT T
T CAT£ AT c· TFIELO .
Y. ll, IT S ll lT V RY AOVAHTA OU •
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REVENUE ITEM: Abandoned Veh icle Sales
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: EMC ll -lA-4 FUND: Servicenter
ACCOUNT CODE: 33 -00 -68321
Servicenter Administration
Description of Revenue: Proceeds of auction sales of abandoned vehicles
FH Schedule:
Date Fee last Chan ed: N/A
Previous FH Schedule: N/A
Forwula Pro ect1on Method:
lEV HISTOIY :
l t
!A
Jtl7
3,71
....
Z7,615
lud ttcl ....
zo.ooo
.. Y1stcl ....
zo.ooo
PrOpOed
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Englewood City Council Minutes
April 16, 1990 -Page 12a
{Icc a t,{ c~ I fu+Kju.. u
BULLOC~{4' ·Al~ ~:~~lNG, "'Jlr.rr.;:EDfi;;Q~!Bj~lQN, OCCURS THROUGH THE STATE
't:GINEER, AND COLORADO WATER LAW IS A PRIORITY SYSTEM. Mil All
SENIOR RIGHTS HAVE TO BE FULFILLED 100% BEFORE ANY JUNIOR RIGIHS
Cl¥1 ~ a< tt<< t' /l u <. CAN BE FULFILLED, 0 THIS-OO.~IRECTLY AFFECT~ IN STR£At'l USFS
AND NAICES lT YERY ~~/FOR ENGLEWOOD " 1{/tt.ft /C--<' ,,(( /) '
VAN DYKE: GOOD THAT'S WHA WE WANT TO HEAR. CLYDE?
' : t ~ ' ?
-WIGGINS: YOUR H~R , I JUST HAVE A QUESTION. STU, WHEN YOU AND MR. HILL
FONDA:
LOOKED AT T, DID YOU PUT ANY ESTIMATE AS TO HOW MU CH, OR COST
AMOUNTS THAT ENVER WAS IN ESSENSE WAS GETTING TO US?
I DON 'T KNOW, IT WOULD BE MORE WHAT WOULD INJURE US IN THE FUTURE.
IN THE PAST WE HAVEN 'T BEEN INJURED THAT MUCH BECAUSE OUR RIGHTS
HAVE BEEN SAT ISFIED. THE STATE ENGINEER THEN JUST LET THI NGS, MAD
IT PASS ENOUGH WAT ER, BUT IN THE FUTURE THAT COULD BECOME A VERY
SERIOUS BUSINESS AN D I PUT A VALUE OF 5268 AN ACRE FOOT ON THE
WATER WE LEASE AND IF WE WERE NOT ABLE TO LEASE THAT, IF THEY WITH -
HELD A THOUSAND ACRE FEET YOU COUlD SEE THE AMOUNT OF EV 'I!
TAl I ABOUT . OR IF WE HAD TO MAX R lEASES DURING A 0 P RJOO
FROH lEllAN I lEAD 0 G TTING IT THROUGH OUR DIRECT Fl RIGHTS
THAT WOUlD AlSO BE S RIOUS . AHO TH WERE HOLDING, W CAUGHT TH M
INAOVERTENTL OIV RTING VERAL THOUSAND ACR fE T OURI S TIM
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REYEIIJE ITEM: Mi scellane ous Revenue
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Policy
Dtscrtptton of Revenue:
Fee Schedule:
Date Fee last Chan ed:
f'revtous Fee Schedule:
HI $TORY:
1H7
12.005
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FUND: Servicenter
ACCOUNT CODE: 33 -00 -68399
Servicenter Administration
Unanticipated revenue, i.e., repayment for vehicle damage
N/A
N/A
N/A
/A
lucl ted
IH
0
0
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0
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En glew ood Ci ty Counc i l Minutes
Apr i l 16 , 1990 -Page 13
WIGGINS: THANK Y
VAN DYKE: OKAY, MAY I HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDED SETTLEMENT?
BULLOCK : YOUR HONOR, WOULD THE CLERK READ THE RESOLUTION .... SO MOVED.
HATHAWAY: SECONDED .
CLERK:
GRIMf1 :
ALL VOTES -7 AYES
THIS IS A REOU ST FOR A SETTLEMENT, I BELIEVE COUNCIL HAS BEEN IN -
FORMED OF THIS BfFoRE. THE YOUNG MAN BY THE NAME OF RO •••• ~. UL -
RICH WAS OPE RAT lNG A OF OUR POLES,
SERVICES CORRECT, S800 . HE WAS NOT IN -
SURED AND AT THE CURRENT Tl ANO HIS EARNING
CAPACIT IN THE FUTURE IS P BLY T GOING TO BE CH 0 AN -
SIBILITY 0 HAS TE E EO HIS
CH C TO TH CITY 0 E GL£ fUll SETTLEM _NT •
BOSS THAT YOU ACCEPT THI BY Tl GIYI G AP VA
TO SATISFY! G THE TOTAL AMOU"T 0 TH E TO THE CITY OF SSOO .
IF THIS, THIS IS PRO A Y TH T TH
ITUATJ IT I QUITE TRAGIC, TH 'T HA I •
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REVENU E ITE": Interdepartmental Service Charge
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: Policy
Re s pons i ble Depart .. nt:
Descr i pt i on of Rev enu e :
Fee Sc hedule:
Date Fee Last Chan
'revious F .. Schedule:
C~ts:
REVENUE HISTORY :
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5.515 1.3 90 ,0 4
FUND: Servicenter
ACCOUNT CODE: 33-00-69231
Servicenter Administration
Servicente r charge for maintenance, rental fee on
vehicles, gas charges, and shop charges.
List of charges maintained by Servicenter
superintendent
Fees reviewed annually
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Es t l ate if rev nu i s based on pa s t perfo rm an ce
plus an Inflat i onary factor
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April 16, 1990 -Page 13a
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ACCEPTED AND THE MATTER TERMINATED WITH THE AMOUNT OF SSOO .
VAN DYKE : DO WE HAVE A~TION?
KOLTAY: YOUR HONOR, I WOULD MOVE THAT WE ACCEPT THE SETTLEMENT FROM THE
ULRICH'S AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY'S OFFICE.
BULLOCK : SECOND
VAN DYKE: PLEASE VOTE.
CLERK: 7 AYES
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REVENUE ITEM: Interest Earnings
LEGAL AUTHORIZATION: EMC 4-1-2
Responsible Depart.ent:
Descrtptton of Revenue:
FH Schedule:
Date F.. last Chan
"'evtous f .. Schedule:
For.ulaJ,ro ectton Method:
I£Y HI STOlY;
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1 • 3 14 . • 9 ,11S
FUND: Central Serv ic es
ACCOUNT CODE: 95 -00 -68121
Finance
Interest earned of funds available for investment
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tnt r st rate X I at d pro ra a shar o o al fund .
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