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Home My WebLink About1990-05-01 (Regular) Meeting AgendaMay 1, 1990 Regular City Council Meeting • • • 0 • • • 0 • I . . - • • • • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ElliLEWOOO, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO 1. Call to Order Regular Session May 1, 1990 The regular Meeting of the Englewood City Council Wis Cilled to order by Mayor Yin Dyke it 7:37 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Member Wiggins . 3 . Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Council Mellbers Hathawiy, Kolhy, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: A quorum was present . Also present: None City Attorney DeWitt City Clerk Crow Director Wanush, Ca..unity Development Director Waggoner, Public Works NOTE : City Manager Fraser entered the 5. Ntnutes ting at 7:47 p .m. (a) CO.:IL ..,_. lOlTAY ROVtD, _, IT S(C.O, TO AHIOV£ TH£ NltiiTES Of TM£ UIUUI MlETI. Of APRIL 11, ltto. Ayes : Council rs Koltly, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bulloc , Clayton, Ha nicht, Van Oyk Nay : Non Motion carrf d. 6. ltneral Dtscusston (a) Ma or's Chotc D I . • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 2 • • • (i) Mayor Van Dyke advised Council of invitation by Greater Engle - wood Chamber of Commerce to meet with the Chamber on Hay 22, 1990, 5:30 p.m . at Woody's, Golf Course Clubhouse. (ii) Mayor Van Dyke asked that a resolution be considered naming Beverly P. Simon as the first recipient of an annual award designating an out - standing citizen of Englewood. The resolution was assigned a number and read in its entirety. RESOLUTION NO. 43, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION NAMING BEVERLY P. SIMON ENGLEWOOD'S OUTSTANDING CITIZEN OF 1990 . MAYOR YAH DYICE IIIOYED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 43, SERIES OF 1910. Ayes: Council Mellbers Koltay , Hathaway, Wigg ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. Resolut ion No. 43 will be presented to Ms . Simon by members of City Council at the Town Meeting, Hay 15, 1990 . (b) Council Mellber's Choice (I) Council He.ber Habenicht advised Council she would be in at - tendance at the Town Meeting, having successfully postponed a jury duty sum - mons . She also reported the satisfactory resolution of a citizen 's inquiry about police response ti-. in a recent Incident; she COMpliMented the Police Depart-.nt for the speedy apprehension of the suspect . (it) Council Nt.ber Wiggins asked how inquiries are being handled concerning the EURA bond default, as he has received several. Mayor Van Dyke advised that inquiries of that nature should be referred to the City Manager 's sec retary; Mayor Van Dyke Intends to r spond to th .. per so nally . (itt) Council Me.ber Hathaway brought forward two tt .. s: (1) She asked that a r solution endorsing th cone p of "t n 1 !sure cent r• be approved . Th resolution was assigntd a nu r and re d by t1 le: R 0 UTI • 44 , S Rl 0 1990 A RESO UTION UPPORTJ TH TEEN l ISU CENTER C EPT. COUIICIL MATIWMY IIOVID, MD IT MAS SECCIIQ, TO ~E I£SOLUTI. NO . 44, SEliE$ OF lttO. COUIICU.. ICHT IIOVID, AM) IT Of I£SOLUTJ. NO . C4 TO PIOWID( T1 ~ s: Council H y Coun 1 on d at I . • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 3 • • • Council Member Clayton expressed concern about the need for such a center ; he also objected to supporting a specific organization with limited information available. COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK MOVm, AND IT WAS SECOfl)m, TO SUSPEJI) THE RULES TO PERMIT GARY KOZACEJC TO SPEAK TO COUNCIL CONCERNING THIS SUBJECT. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Gary Kozacek , 1260 West Oxford Avenue, disputed Hr. Clayton 's comments, stat - ing that sufficient data had been provided . However, he went over the specifics of Teen Leisure Center, Inc ., a non -profit organization . He stressed the need for a place for youth to congregate outside the established school progra•s, the Recreation Center, and Cinderella City Mall, citing prob - lt~IIIS with those places . The various progra111s were discussed extensively, after which Council Melllber Bullock called for the vote on passage of Resolu - tion No . 44, series of 1990: ~es: Council Melllbers Koltay, Hathaway, Bullock Nays: Council Melllbers Wigg ins, Van Dyke , Habenicht, Clayton Motion fatled . Hr. Kozacek requested a reason from each Council Member who voted in opposition . Mayor Van Dyke explained that since the vote had been called for before she had an opportunity to question hi• about SOllie points of concern, she felt un · able to support Resolution No. 44 . She encouraged Hr . Kozacek to pursu th issue at a future study session. Council r Clayton rt terattd his previous co.~~~ents about the lack of in- fontatlon and stated he still questioned th need for a center of this natur . Council r Habenicht explained she had voted "no• as she was no ready to ote "yes.• That wash r purpose In atte.pting to postpon action . Sh did no f ,l th issu had addre sed ad quately . th 7. T H a n td for T n l lsur C n· t\ • a u ur s udy sston for I • • - • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 4 8. Non-scheduled Visitors (a) Gary Kozacek, 1260 West Oxford Avenue, speaking on behalf of Veto Binetti, 3712 South Broadway, requested that Council reconsider the paving district assessment for Mr. Binetti's property at 3700 South Broadway (for paving and concrete in the 000 block of East Kenyon). Mr. Kozacek explained that Mr. Binetti had been informed his assessment would be $1,703.92; however , he feels that the figure should be adjusted because he felt he had suffered considerable loss of business when the left-hand turn into his business loca - tion was disallowed. Mr. Binetti was advised that a response to his concern would be available at the public hearing on May 21. (b) Robert Fischbach, 4640 South Knox Court, presented several problems concerning fire protection which he did not feel had been adequately addressed by City Counc i1 : 1) lack of ~nan power; 2) only one rescue unit in operation ; and 3) the consideration of closing any of the fire stations, especially the Federal Fire Station . After presentation of those concerns, Mr. Fischbach asked specifically: 1) that Council consider the wishes and desires of the citizens of the City who have the right to expect adequate fire protection; 2) that Council confer with fire staff personnel in regards to solutions they Might have; 3) that Council consider the wishes of the Fire Service Delivery Task Force. Mr . Fischbach concluded stating, "Englewood taxpayer s deserve the 11n0unt of fire protection that they are paying for .• The Matter was further discussed; the question of when a report can be exp C· ted fro. the Fire Service Delivery Task Force was raised . Mr . Fraser advis d that a report should be avaflabl early Augus prior to Council's budge deliberations . Council r Habenicht stated she would oppose any further action concerning this hsu until a r c ndat.ion fro. th Ftre Service Delivery Tas Fore was r cefved; Mr . Fischbach agr td tha this e d s nstble . I • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 5 Council Member Hathaway explained why she was pushing for a decision , one way or the other, on the Federal Fire Station, stating that when Council voted on February 20 to keep the station open it was with the intention of doing so on a two-month basts to be reviewed at the end of April with the two previou s months. She stressed the IMportance of letting the Fire Service Delivery Task Force co.plete its study without Council "muddling up the process." Also im- portant is to give clear direction to the administrat ion about Council's intent. Mr. Fischbach brought up again the manpower level , which was further discussed along with other issues previously mentioned by him . In conclusion it wa s suggested that Mr. Fischbach feel free to attend meetings of the Fire Service Delivery Task Force; he advised Council that his wife is a -..bar of the Task Force so he is quite aware of their efforts. He stressed again that fire protection affects all citizens of Englewood, not just the Centennial area citizens, that overall fire protection needs to be reviewed for the entire city. Mutual aid was Mentioned and briefly discussed . (c) Ken Waechter, 3127 W. Tufts Avenue, stated he felt there is a general consensus that the Fire Service Delivery Task Force will be recOMmend - ing the closure of the Federal Fire Station. However, he asked what would happen 1 f the rec~ndat 1 on is to keep 1 t open and he sat d no one see~~s to have an answer to that question. He asked about how the recently purchased fire truck is to be unned with current unntng levels. He also stated the rescue unit situation could not be solved without additional unpower . He cited two Incidents for which It was necessary to utilize Sheridan for trans - port as even private transport was unavailable . He does not feel that Sheridan services equate to services perforM<~ by Englewood personnal; also that the p~t of Engl..ood taxes should provide services perfo~ by En - gl..ood personnel, not Sheridan . He further c~nted that he would do "whatever Is n.cessary• to assure that services to his area are perfo~ by Englewood, the city that receives his tax dollars . 9. ec-.tteattons and 'Tocl-ttons (a) Th City Clerk wu asked to read a procl1111tton d claring My 1, 1990, IS "Engl l w 0 y .• COUJICIL •ua IIOVO, _, IT MAS~. TO NOCUUI MY 1, 1190, AS • [WOCIO lAW ~y •• Ay s : Nay : t on carried . 1 o . Consent AttN~ no It _ to Council rs Koltay, Hath ay , W ggfns, 8ulloc , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Oyk Non con dtred und r Con n Ag nda . I . • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 6 11. Public Hearing No public hearing was scheduled. • • • 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions Director Wanush presented rec011111endat ions from the Department of Community Development relating to a~~endments to the Englewood Municipal Code for the adoption by reference of various Uniform Codes and Standards (Agenda Items 12(a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f) as indicated below). Mr. Wanush also recOMMended that Agenda Ite. 12(g) be approved as to the administration of the Unifon11 Codes once adopted; he further recommended that the organizational chart included in Agenda Item 12(g), Council Bill No . 24, be deleted . Mr. Wanush briefed Council on the various reca.mended modifications. (a) The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 14, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO . 14, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 2A (BUILDING CODE) OF TITLE 8 , EN - GLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, AND REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2A, ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, 1988 EDITION, INCLUDING APPENDIX CHAPTER 12 -DIVISION II; CHAPTER 23 -DI VISION 1; CHAPTERS 26, 32, 49, 51, 55 AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE STANDARDS, WITH CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, IU)JFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS. COUIICIL ..U IMTIWMY IIMD, -IT MAS S£C.O, TO A'PIOYE ON FIRST READ- IIIII COUIICIL llll •• 14, SOlES Of litO. Ayes : Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. (b) Th City Clerk wa s asked to r ad Council Bill No . 15, en ttled: COUNCIL 81 l NO. 15, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL M MBER 0 TAY A Bill FOR AN ORDI E GLEWOOO CHAPT R 28 (M CHANICA COO ) 0 TITLE 8, RE Tl A NEW CHAPT R 2 AOOPTI BY COO , 1988 EDITION, I LUOI APP NOICES A COUIICIL lOlTAY NOVO, -IT MAS ~. TO AMlOV£ 01 FIRST READI COUIICJL llll •• 15, SOilS Of litO. Ay s : Coun 1 r oltay, Hathawa , Wt gglns, Bulloc , Clay on, n ch t , Van Oyk N y : N n n c rr to d Counc 1 11 I . • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 7 • • • COUNCIL BILL NO. 16, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 2C (PLUMBING CODE) OF TITLE 8, EN- GLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, AND REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2C ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE, 1988 EDITION, WITH APPENDICES AND INSTAL - LATION STANDARDS, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, MODIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS. COUNCIL MEMBER WI&&INS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL BILL NO. 1&, SERIES OF 1990. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. (d) The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 17, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPE.ALING CHAPTER 2D (ELECTRICAL CODE) OF TITLE 8, ENGLEWOOD fiJNICIPAL COO£ 1985, AND REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 20 ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL COOE, 1990 EDITION, INCLUDING APPENDICES AND THE UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE COOE PROVISIONS FOR TH[ NATIONAL ELECTRIC COOE, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, MODIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS . CCUI:IL ..._. IIAIDIICiff IIMD, -IT MAS S£C-.m, TO APPIOY£ 011 FIRST READ - •• CCUICIL IILL MO. 17, SOlES OF 1tto. ~es: COUttCil Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. (e) The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill o . 18, n itl d: COUNCIL BILL NO . 18, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL ME ER CLAYTON CCUI:Il CLAnOII IIWO), -IT CCUM:Il llll MO. 11, S£RI£S OF ltto. ~ s: Coun fl Nay : on c ~rr ( ) c Cl ton , H l l l l • 1 • S£ec.£D, TO »PaaY£ 011 FIRST READI ay, In , ullo , t l c l l I . • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1tto -Page 8 A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 2F (DANGEROUS BUILDING CODE) OF TI - TLE 8, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1t85, AND REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2F ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM CODE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS, 1988 EDITION, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, MODIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS . COUNCIL MERIER KOLTAY MOVm, All) IT WAS SECOIIDm, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL BILL MO. 1t, SERIES OF 1t90. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (g) The Ctty Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 24, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO. 24, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BULLOCK A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1 OF TITLE 8, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE OF 1985 TO REFLECT SPECIFIC ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND WITHIN THE DIVISION OF BUILDING AND SAFETY . COUNCIL ..,_ER IUl.LOCIC MOVm, All) IT WAS SECOIIDm, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL llll II). Z4, SERIES Of ltto. COUNCIL ~ IUl.LOCIC MOVm, All) IT WAS SECOIIDm, TO AMEII) SECTION 3 OF COUN- CIL IILL II). Z4 TO lEAD: KCTION 3. SUIS(CTION II, KCTION 5 CHAPTER 1 TITLE I, IS MERElY Vote results on .-ndllent .,tlon : ~es: Council Mellbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wigg ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. Vote results on .otlon to approve Council 8111 No . 24 as a ndtd: Ayes: Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : Non on carr td . Dr cor W nush called to Council 's attention an rror existing In th tltl o Council Bill No . 11, explaining that th "1985 Edit on• of th Untfona Fir Cod tandards should corr ctly r d •1988 Edition.• CCUI:Il CLAYTON MOVO. _, IT KCOIIDO. TO RtCONSIDO CCUI:IL II LL II). 11. SERifS W ltto. A.y Counc 1 r Kolt y, Hathaway, W 9C4Jin , IMloc , Clayton, Ha ntcht, V n Oy 1 : c ,.,. I . • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 9 COUNCIL MEJIIEI CLAYTON MOYm, MD IT WAS SECONDm, TO AMEND THE TITLE OF COUN- CIL BILL NO. 18 TO REFLECT THE CORRECT WORDING: A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALIN& CHAPTER 2E (FIRE CODE) OF TITLE 8, EN- &LEWOOO MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, MD REENACTIN& A NEW CHAPTER 2E ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE, 1988 miTION, INCLUDING APPENDICES 1-C, 11-B, 111-A, 111-B, 111-C, V-A, VI-A, MD THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE STAN- DARDS, 1988 mJTION SUIJECT TO CERTAIN EXCEPTIONS, MODIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS. Vote results: Ayes: N1ys : Motion c1rried. Council Mellbers kolhy, H1th1w1y, Wiggins, Bullock, Cl1yton, Hlbenicht, Yin Dyke None (h) Director W1ggoner presented 1 reca..end1tion fro. the DeplrtMent of Pub 1i c Works to 1dopt 1 reso 1 uti on 111 owing for 1 negot ilted contnct with Bitu11inous Asph11t Sealing Specialists (BASS), Inc. Mr. W1ggoner explained the contract, not to exceed $250,000, would cover the 1990 Slurry Seal Pro- grill . Adequate funds are budgeted in the Public lllprovetnent Fund, Ro1d & Bridge Account for 1990 . Discussion ensued concerning the success of the slurry seal process during the previous three years. The resolution was as -signed 1 nu.ber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO . 45 , SERIES Of 1990 A RESOlUTION AlLOWING FOR A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT FOR THE SLURRY SEAL PROGRAM 1990 INSTEAD Of THE COMPETITIVE BID PROCESS UNDER SECTION 116(b) OF THE HOME RULE CHARTER AM> THE ENGLEWOOD fUUCIPAL CODE 1985, SECTION 4 ·1·3, AND AWARD · lNG A NEGOTIATED CONTRACT FOR THIS l'tlOGRM FOR MINTENANCE OF THE ENGLEWOOO STREET SYSTEM . COUNCIL NERIO U.LOCIC MOVED, _, IT WAS SlCCII)(J), TO AHIOVE RESOLUTION NO. 45, SlliES OF lttO. Ayes : lfly : tton c1rr11<f . 13. ctty Councfl rs Koltly, H1th1w-.v. Wiggin s, Bullock, Cl1yton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Non ,. •• a.,o,.t Mr . Fr1s r dtd not h1 any tt rs to br ng before Council . 14. Ctty AttOPftty 's a.,o,t (I) Arapeh •• It t lnt rc pto,. A9 to Council within th Coun fl o p r fng lo I . • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 10 15. Adjour .... nt • • • COUNCIL MERIER HAlltAVAY MOVED TO AD.JOUIII. The meeting adjourned at 9:10p.m. I . . • • • PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER DATE: MAY 1, 1990 MY PERSON MAY SPEAK. MTTIIS onmt liiMI--ITEIIS FOR A MAXIIUI OF FIVE MUNUTES. EACH SUCH PERSON SHOULD SI&N THIS PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER, STATING NAME, ADDRESS, AND TOPIC OF COMMENT. THOSE PERSONS WHO WISH TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC HEARING SHOULD SI&N THE APPLICABLE PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER. PLEASE PRINT. I . - 1. 2. 3. 4 . 5. ttl( 1, {' '· 7. • •• '· • 10. • • • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL MAY 1, 1990 7 :30 P.M. Call to order. 1 . 3 7 f 71 1 I nvocation . /. .t f'rn." P l edg a o f Alleg iance . Ydl\. tfJ'Yk aoll call. 7;.• Minute.. (a ) Kinutee Of l ar ..atincJ ..;{-; 1,r11 16, 1990. ~ nty-. General Di ion. (a ) (b) .. yor•a Cboi CCNDCU r•a Cbo Pre-Scbedul Via tore. (Pl preean a ion o an •lnu ••·> c:~IIW'•lc one ancS Procla ( ) ~f; li.•it your y 1., litO I . City Council Agenda May 1, 1990 Page 2 11. Public Hearing. • • • 12. Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions. (a) Reco .. endation from the Department of Community Develop•ent to adopt a bill for an ordinance aaending the Enqlewood Municipal Code in order to comply with the current Uniform Building Code and Uniform Buildinq Code Standards. ST~P .OURCZI WALT GRODITIIti, Code AdaiDhtrator. Ml(/1.a((t.-t~L C ~1 ~ff~o (b) Recommendation fro• the Department of Community Develop•ent to adopt a bill for an ordinance aaending the Enqlewood Municipal Code in order to comply with the current Uniform Mechanical Code. ~~~ STAPP 800RCBI WALT GRODITIIti, Code AdaiDiatrator. U (c) j;\ 1'' c t • 1 ' L Reco .. endation froa the Departaent of Community Develop•ent to adopt a bi l l for an ordinance aaendinq the Enqlewood Municipal Code in order to · coaply with the current Uniform Pluabinq Code. /(../t ~ifrtt J ITArP IOURCB1 ~LT GaDDITIIti, COde AdaiDiatrator. UQ L (d) Reco.aendation from the Depart•ent of co .. unity Develop•ent to adopt a bill for an ordinance f a .. ndinq the !nqlewood Municipal Code in order to Jl~l..trt.t.th coaply with the current National Electrical Code. ftArP 10uaaa WALT GaDDITIIti, Code Adlliahtrator. (e) Recoaundation fro• the Depart .. nt of Coaaunity 1 Develop•ent to adopt a bill for an ordinanc e ~ l f.L;:.~ r~endinq the !nqlewood Municipal Code in order to C 'tt;tt(1 U .~ 1 coaply with the current Uniform Fire Code and 7 lj " ( Uniform Fi re Code Standarde. ITAPP IOORC.1 ~LT J GIODITIItl, COde Adaiaietrator . I . • • • • City Council Agenda May 1, 1990 Page 3 ~ ~~~~-0 (h) Reca.aendation froa the Dapartaent of Public Works to adopt e reaolution allowing for a negotiated contract and awarding of a negotiated contract to Bituainoua Aaphalt Sealing Spacialiata (BASS) Inc. Money vaa allocated in the PIF Road and Bridge account for thia proj act. noan 80uac3a DLLII ....-11, Direotor of l'ablio won.. /Su.-ePPcL 13. City 11anaver•a Report. ~ • Tba following ainutaa vera tran.aitted to Council the weeka of April 1• -21, 1110. -Inglewood PUblic Library Board ... ting of April 10, 1110. -Joint .. ti~t Board .... ting of Karch 27, 1110. -Police .. tire.ent Board Keating of April J, 1110. -loonoaic DaYel~t Coalition ... ting of April 17, 1910. -Planning and loning Ca.aiaaion .... t i ng of April 17, 1tt0 . .,._) 0 q ·.l I . . • • I . . • • • CITY COUNCIL A&ENDA STATUS REPORT FOR THE MY 1, 1990 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Agenda Originating Item De artment Oescri t ion Action Taken SA FINANCE 6Ai CMG R 6Aii C R 6BI C R c I 1 COUNCIL MINU TES 4/16/90 (KOLTAY) MAYOR ANNOUNCED INVITATION OF GREATER ENGLEWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO MEET WITH THEM 5/22 5:00 PM, WOODY 'S RESO 44 NAMING BEVERLY P. SIMON 1990 OUTSTANDING CIT IZEN HA8£NICHT : 1) AOVISED COUNCIL SH WOULD 8 ATTE I T MEETI 2) REPORTED OM CITIZEN INQUIRY ABOUT POLICE S Tl C l l TEO POL IC O£PA1tll li T T J APPROVED 7-0 APPROVED 1·0 I . 0 Follow -u COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO 8 PRESENTED TO M • SIMON AT TOWN ME Tl 5/15 NON TH TO 'l 8B 8C 9A lZ A lZB 12C 1ZD 12 £ 12 CHGR CHGR CMGR COftt DEY COftt OEV COftt DE V COftt OE V c 0 v C D V c 0 v • • • ROBERT FISCHBACK RE FIRE SERVICES AND INSUFFICIENT NUMBER OF FIRE PERSONNEL KEN WAECHTER RE FIRE SERVICES PROCLAMATION 5/l/90 "ENGL£WOOD APPROVED 7-0 LAW DAY " (BULLOCK) CBI14 -INTRO . BY HA THAWAY APPROVED 7-0 ADOPTION OF 1988 UNIFORM BUILDING COO £ AND UNIFORM BUI LDING COO £ STANDARDS (HATHAWAY) CBilS -INTRO . BY KOLTAY APPROVED 7-0 ADOPTION OF 1988 UNi f ORM MEC HANICAL COO £ (KOLTAY) CB 16 -IN TRO . BY WI GG IN S APPROVED 7-0 ADOPTION OF 1988 UNIFORM PLUMBING COO (WI GG IN S) CB 17 • IN TAO . BY HAB ENI CHT APPROVED 7-0 ADOPTI ON OF 1988 TIONAL ELECTR ICAL COO (HABE NICHT) APPROVED 7-0; TH N REC SID RED & 0 AP V 0 7-0 0 SIGNED PROCLAMATION TO BE TRANSMITTED BY CMGR PUBLIC HEARING & SECOND READING -6/4 PUBLIC HEARING & SECOND READING -6/4 PUBLI C HEARING & SECOND READING -6/4 PUBLIC HEARl & SECOND REAO I -6/4 PUBLIC H ARJ & S C READI • 6/4 PUBLIC H Rl & SECOND R ADI • 6/4 0; APPROV 0 7-0 S C R AOI • /21 - 12H 14A • • • PUB WKS CATTY • • • RES0145 ALLOWING NEGOTIATED CONTRACT APPROVED 7-0 AND AWARD TO BITUMINOUS ASPHALT SEALING SPECIALISTS FOR 1990 SLURRY SEAL PROGRNI (BULLOCK) 0 PUB WKS DIR. TO PROCEED WITH CONTRACT NOT TO EXCEED $250,000 DEWITT ADVISED COUNCIL THAT INTERCEPTOR AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH ARAPAHOE & SOUTHGATE WILL BE SUBMITTED WITHIN NEXT MONTH; FORMAL ACCEPTANCE BY COUNCIL OF THE EOOA PARKING LOT DEED TO BE REQUESTED SHORTLY. PRESENT: All SEVEN MEMBERS ADJOURNMENT : 9:10P.M . • 3 • • . · • • • • ' .. ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Re ular Sess i on April 16, 1990 1 . Call to Order The regular meeting of the Engle wo od City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.m . 2. Invocat i on The invocation was given by Eugenia Gamble, Pastor of Englewood First Pres· byterian Church. 3. Pl edg e of A l l e g ian~e The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Miyor Van Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Absent: A quorum was present. Also present: 5 . Mfnutes Council Members Hathaw•y, Kolhy, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Ha benicht, Van Dyke None City Manager Fraser Assistant City Attorney GriMM City Clerk Crov Director Fonda, Utilities DepartMent Director Waggoner, Public Wor s Department (a) COUNCIL M£ £1 HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE TH MINUTES OF THE lt(GUW MEETINC OF AHIL 3, 1910. Ayes: Council rs Koltay, Hathaway, W ggins, Bulloc , Clayton, Haben cht, Van Oy Nays : on Motion carri d . 6. n ral Di cusslon ( ) ;o ( I I . • Englewood City Cou ncil Min utes April 16, 1990 -Page 2 • • • ( i) 1·1ayor Van Dyke made the following statement concerning the purported default of the Englewood Urban Renewal Authority bonds : "As most of you are no1~ probab 1 y aware, the Eng 1 e~1ood Urban Renewal Authority has informed its bondholders that revenues from the Downto11n Develop ment project 1~ill pr ob- ably not be sufficient to pay the debt owed on the bon d s used to finance the downtown project . These bond s - totaling $30,180,000 -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 co mercial 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 incre en - tal re enue within the urban renewal district. This dis · trict is primarily within our current downtown and on the south side of U.S. 285 neir Home Club 1nd the fo~ r Buyer's Club. A revenue bue wu eshblfshed in 1982 and any sales or property tax revenue over he base WiS pledged to PiY the bonds. No other revenue is pledged. "Since these r venues 1re below p chlion, the Au - thority decided to infon~ 111 of fts bondholders . Th Cfty of Englewood 1s not 1 party to the bonds and Is und r no obligltion to help ply for the bonds . I . Englewood City Council Minutes April 16, 1990 -Page 3 • • • "While we at·e 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." t·1ayor 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 - laborative letter 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 ~nd assist Mr. Kozacek to secure funding. After discussion, COUNCIL HEHBER BULLOCK HOVEO, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO PROVIDE A COLLABORATIVE LETTER OF SUPPORT FROH THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL FOR THE YOUTH TEEN LEISURE CENTER (TLC). Ayes : Nays: Hotion carried. Counctl Me bers Koltay, H.tthaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (II) A resolution reappointing Vincent Atencio u an Associate Hunfclpal Judge was asslgntd a nu.btr and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION FOR REAPPOINTMENT 0 VINCENT ATENCIO AS AH ASSOCIATE P«JNICIPAL JUOGE. COUNCIL "£MI£l IUllOCIC MOV£0, AND IT VAS S£COND£0, TO APNOV£ RESOLUTION NO. 34, SERIES OF I990. Ayes : Na s: rrl d . Co nct1 C1 ytcn , T IT oltay, Hathawty, Wigg ins~ Bulloc I I Vtrt Oy u an Auocu t A OCIAT JCJP A I . • Englewoo d City Council Minutes Apr i 1 16, 1990 -Page 4 • • • Ayes: Nays: !·lotion carried. Council !~embers Koltay, Hatha1~ay, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke I lone (iv) A resolution pursuing cooperative planning between the cities of Englewood, Sheridan, and Littleton was assigned a number and read by ti le: RESOLUTIO~ ~0. 36, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA - DO, TO PURSUE COOPERATIVE PLANtllNG FOR THE CITIES OF ENGLEWOOD, SHERIDAN AID LITTLETOL ltAYOR VAN DYKE 110VED, AND IT WAS 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 addressing elements of common ality. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: tlone Motion carried. {v) Council Me ber Habenicht reported she recently had spent a day observing the work of the Fire Department. She complimented them on their work and the professionalism exhibited. She stated she was surprised to real-ize the extent of their workday. (vi) A resolution appointing Austin Gomes as a Trustee of the Mal- ley Ce er Trust fund was assigned a number and ready by title: RESOLUTION 0. 37, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION APPOINT! G AUSTIN GOMES TO SERVE AS A HALLEY CENTER TRUST FUtD l UST£( UPON R COtt1 DATION AND PARTICIPATION AS A MEMBER OF THE PAR S At D R CREATION COtt11SSION. COUNCIL M£M8£R WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 37, SERIES OF 1990. '1 : d . 0 l solu · r or io n , I 9 ns, Bulloc , • M 11 g1n to tr 1s 1 trust n r lnd r d y t 1 : I • • Englewoo d City Council Minutes Apri l 16, 1990 -Page 5 •' • • • A RESOLUTIOH REAPPOINTING DR. GATE~IOOD C. HILLJGAN TO A THREE-YEAR TERI·1 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: Council 1·1embers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. Mayor Van Dyke presented Certificates of Appointment to Dr. Milligan and Mr. Gomes. 7. Pre-sche dul ed Visitor s (a) Council Member Hathaway accepted a proclamation declaring Engle- wood's commitment to environmental protec t ion and natural resource management by proclaiming April 22, 1990 as Earth Day in the City of Englewood. This proclamation was co-sponsored by Council Members Hathaway and Habenicht at the regular meeting of March 19, 1990. A resolution concerning membership in "Keep America Beautiful, Inc.," was con- sidered. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 39, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION REGARDING MEMBERSHIP IN KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL, INC. COUNC IL M£M8£R HA THAWA Y ~YEO, AND IT WAS SE CONDE D, TO AP PROVE RESOLUT ION NO . 39, SE RI ES OF 1990 . Mayor Van Dyke shared background information about the national organiutfon "Keep America Buutfful, Inc. • The organlutlon's charge Is to provide an action strategy for litter control, trash control, recycling, and waste an-ag~nt . Several cities in Colorado are -..bers and .ore are considering bershlp. In light of everyone's concnn about the envlron~~tnt, Ms. Van Dyke sugg sted that the decade of the 90s w 11 clearly be associated with nvfron - n al concerns which she wholeheartedly supports. The one-ti~~~e rshlp f e fs SZ , 500 wtth 1 ytlrl y r n al fee of 5250 . Ms . Van Oy t furth r ex- plain d t at th rsh p f t fnclud s tra ining opportuntt s and suppor to th City of ngl In und rta lng thts proj ct. Vote resul s ; Ayt : Nays : o ton urr ed . Counc 1 Clay on, on Wiggins, Bulloc , 0 d I . • Englew ood City Council Minu te s Ap r il 16, 1990 -Pag e 6 • • • to eep America Beautiful, Inc. 11r. Keller presented $1,250 to the City Coun - cil. 1·1ayor Van Dyke express ed appreciation for t·1r. Keller's generous con - tribution and co mplimented his co mpany for its commitment to support projects of this nature. Council Me ~b er 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. ~r. Keller explai ed that his company is extensively invol ed throughout the United States in this program, and this offers them an opportunity to give back something to the communities. City 1·1anager Fraser offered compliments to 1·1r. Keller and his company for being such good citizens of Englewood. 1·1r. Hathaway further ex - plained that additional bags will be available for the clean-up progran in 11ay . Council ~e ber Clay on stated his appreciation for the commit ment of Waste 11anagement and Gladbags, and he also thanked t-Is. 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 t o partici- pate. She also highlighted activities being planned for Arbor Day on Friday, April 20. 8. Non-sc heduled Visitors (a) Eleanor Dunn, 3430 South Pennsylvania Street, questioned Council regarding the legality of Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1989, which vacated the right-of-way for the south 366.10 feet of the 3400 block of South Pennsylvania St reet. Mrs. Dunn stated that Swedish Hospital does not bel !eve 1t to be a legal document, ;and she did not feel they were complying with its stipula- tions . She asked City Council to review the situation ;and let her know. City Manager Fraser stated the City would be glad to verify wh;at Swedish 1s doing, ma e sure their actions co ply with the plans filed with the City, and confirm it is consisten with the ordinance approved by Council. Ho r Dunn, 3430 Sou h Pennsyl ania Street, not d tha Sw dish is revising the plans as hey go along and raising the s i d wal . H as ed for so cons1d r -ation In this alter . 9 . c n cat ons nd Procl t1on I • • Englewood City Council Minutes Apri 1 16, 1990 -Page 7 • • • (a) COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 20, 1990, AS "ARBOR DAY." Ayes: Council Me mbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays: None l-1otion carried. (b) COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 27, 1990, AS "YOUTH SERVICE DAY -1990." Ayes: Council f·1embers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke lays: lone Motion carried. (c) COUNCIL HEHBER CLAYTON HOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE APRIL 28, 1990, AS "WORKERS' HEHORIAL DAY." Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motf on carried. (d) COUNCIL HEHBER KOLTAY HOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DECLARE HAY 3, 1990, AS "CITY DAY OF PRAYER.• Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion curled. 10 . Consent Agenda • * • • * COUNCIL HEMU HAI£1UCHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO Wl'fHDUW AGENDA ITEH lO(a) FROH CONSENT AGENDA TO IE CONSIDERED SE,AAATELY. Ay s: Council rs Koltay, Hathaw1y, Wiggins, Chyton, Habenicht, Y1n Dyke 1ys : Counc 1 r 8ulloc tfon c rrf~. I . Englewood City Council Minutes April 16, 1990 -Page 8 • • • Co unc il ~ember Habenicht expressed the op1n1on that by defeating this l egisla ti on we could continue to be "cooperative property owners" and retain cont ro l over decision making. She stated that as "a part of the Metr opo l itan Dis r1c the decision of when and what to spend rests with the Dis rict, and at best ~e wo uld have just one representative." Ms. Habenicht quest ione the feasibil1 y of negotiating an agreement at a later ti me. She asked tha Hr. Fond a Dir ctor of Utilities address her concerns. The Ci y Cler was asked to assign a number and read the Ordinance, entitled: ORDINAKE fJO. 12, SERIES OF 1990 (COUlCIL BILL 10. 12, IHRODU CED BY COUfiCIL f·1HBER CLAYTON) AI ORO! AICE APPROVI"G A PETITIO~ TO INCLUDE CERTAIN LAND OW"ED BY THE CITY OF Et GLEI.'OOD ~EAR ~1CLELLAN RESERVOIR INTO HIGHLANDS RANCH METROPOLITAN DISTRICT 10 . 3. COUNCIL HEHBER CLAYTON HOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FINAL READING ORDINANCE NO. 12, SERIES OF 1990. I . . -• • ,. • Englewood City Council Minutes April 16, 1990 -Page 9 Council Member Habenicht requested that Mr. Fonda share his response to he r question relative to ethics in th is 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 i t could prove to be a very valuable asset to the City. He did not feel it inappropriate or unethical. Council ~r Habenicht stated this has been a very difficult issue for her; however after weighing all the infon~ation she would vote in favor of it. Vote results : Ayes : Coun c il MeMbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggin s, Bullo ck, Clayton , Habenicht , Van Dyke Nays : None Mot i on carr i ed . (CLERK 'S NOTE : THERE WER E NO AMENDMENTS OR CHANGES TO OR - DINANCE NO . 12 FROM ITS FIRST READING AND APPROVAL ON APRIL 3, 1990 , AND AS PUB LISHED IN FU LL IN THE ENG LEWOOD SENTINE L ON APRI L 5, 1990 .) • • • • • COUIICJL NEJII[l HATHAWAY MOYm, MD IT MAS S[COtiD[D, TO AP,.OYE CONSOO A6EJIDA ITEMS I (b) THIOUIH (d) AS FOLLOWS: (b) ORDINANCE NO. 13 , SERIES Of 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 13 , INTRODU CED BY COUNCIL MEMBER BU LL OCK), ENTITLED : AN ORDINANCE FOR CONSENT TO ENTRY Of RU LE AND ORDER AGREEING TO THE CONDEMNA - TION OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN PENDI NG Ll TlGA TJON . (c ) ORDINANCE NO . 14 , SE RI ES Of 1990 (COUNC I L BILL NO . 20 , lNTROOUCEO BY COUNC I L MEMB ER WIGG IN S), ENTITLED: AN ORD INANCE APPRO VI NG AN AGREEMENT lt lTH VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT (VALLEY) WITH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO CONCERN! THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SANITARY SEW R SYSTEM SERVING THE PLEASANT VIEW SUBOIVISION (PLEASANT VIE W). (d) ORDINANCE NO . IS, SERI 0 1990 (C ll BILL 21, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL M ER WIGGIN ), E TITLED : ANOROI ·AM£ INGTITLEll, PlEitl. ECTIONl,EGLEWOOO ICIPALCOO 1985, RELATl TO TH L TRAFFIC COO , Ll ITATJ S ON BAt lNG TO VEHICLES . ~ s: Council ay , Wigg ns, Bulloc • Clly on, N ys : Non t on carr td . 11 . Mltc ar tnt pu 1 c r ng w s se ul . I • • Engl ewo od City Council Minutes April 16, 1990 -Page 10 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions • • • (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 assessments ; notice to property owners to be mailed by Apri 1 20, 1990; with deadline for written protests -May 21, 1990 -5 :00 p.m. Mr . Waggoner in - formed Council that total assessment costs are 5866,342 .34; 5441,606 .84 to be assessed to the various property owners; and $424,735 . SO to be borne by the City . A 5' discount will be allowed on all assessment s paid pr i or to 5:00 p.m. Augu st 3, 1990 . An interest rate of 7 .5, will be assessed on any unpaid balance. William Lamm, bond counsel, was present ; however, no quest i ons were di rected to Mr . Lamm. The Ci t y Clerk was asked t o read Counc i l Bill No . 22 , ent i tled : COUN CI L BIL L NO . 22 , INTRODUCED BY COUN CIL MEMB ER HATHAWA Y A BILL FOR AN ORDINAN CE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEM ENTS MADE WITHIN PAVING DIS TRICT 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 DISTRI CT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF THE COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND ; AND PRESCRIBING THE HAHNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF THE ASS ESSM ENT . COUNCIL Nu.o HATHAIIAY NOVED, MD IT liAS S£CCitiD£D, TO APPROVE 1111 FIRST IEAD-IMI COUIICIL llll NO. 22, SOlES Of lttO. Ms. Hathawa y inqui r ed abou t the clean -u p cost s on Wes l ey Avenu e; Mr. Wa ggo ner re f erred to t he es t laa t e of We st Ha zaa t Co rporat ion In t he a.ount of 538,000 plus city cos t s of Sl6 ,73Z.95 . Mr. Wa ggo ner feels that the estlaate of West Hazaat will be very close. Vote r sults: Ayes : Council rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Oy None N s: Motion carrt d . A resolution to authorize not c to property rs of Individual ass s nts and to set My 31, 1990 1 7:30 P·•· as th date of th public h artng to con- sider thos assess nts was consld red . Th r solut on was assigned a nu-ber 1nd r ad by tttl : RESOLUTION . 40, S RIES 0 1990 A R SOLUTION AUTHORIZJ TH NOTJfiCATJ 0 PROP RTY WITHIN PAVJ Of TRICT . Jl STABLISHI A 1 f TH A ES NTS . I . • -• • • ··Englew oo d Ci ty Cou ncil Minutes April 16, 1990 -Page 11 CO UNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SEC ONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 40 , SERIES OF 1990 . Ayes: llays: !·lo tion carried. Counci l Members Ko ltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke IJone (b) Director Waggoner presented a reco r~e ndation fro m the Public Works Department to adopt a resolution changing the 1990 Public Improvem en t Fund (PIF) budget. Mr . Waggoner explained the various changes as outlined on he Council Co -:1unication: certain projects ave en added, others complet l!d, and a few postponed. Bridge repairs as a result of he BridgP Anal ysis d 1e by the State Highwa Department were discus se d. Receipt of funds from Urban Drainage and Fl oo d Control District totaling 523,500 for participation in the Broadwa;/Dry Cree Br1dge was noted. The resolution was assigned a nu mbe r and read y title . RESOLUTI C ~ 0. 41, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTI04 AH[ DI G THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND . COUNCIL "E"'ER CLA YTON ~VED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 41, SERI ES OF 1990. Ayes: ays : Motion earned. R 0 UTI A c 42, Council M bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Hab nicht, Van Oy e None r pres nt d a rec nda ion to adopt 1 resolu · 1 0 ICIP l£A U , TO APPitOV I . Englewood City Co uncil Minutes Apr i 1 16, 1990 -Page 12 .. • • • Counci l l·ier:ber Bulloc k strong ly opposed spending over $19 ,000 of the City's r1oney to join an organization 1·1hose efforts , in his opi nion, are duplicated by o her organizations to which the City already belongs. He stressed that he felt the City's appropriate lo byists are its representatives in the State Legislature, and he co~mented the CML's s ance did not always conform o En- g! ~1ood. He disagreed ~lith sor:-e of lir. Clayton's comments; he felt the money could be better spent to .rovide service to he citizens . Council r ember Habenicht stated her strong su por of me~bership in CML, com- mentlng that the work CHL does is pro ably the s ro gest group that focuses on the 9~' ss roots issues of citizens in heir Ol·.n cor.,unities. Council r e:""ber oltay xplained ha 11h n r.-rr ership to CI'L was first pro- posed, he was not in fa or of spendin su ch a large su~ of noney. Howevef, 1n 1 ight of the se,·vices Clil provid s to e er·y departrr.ent ~lith in the City r.e would support the otion. He s till objects to the size of the dues, but f eels the best way to address that probl m is from within the organization as a mem- ber. He strongly suggests, howe er, that as it is the departments that rely so heavily upon C 1L resources, tha the fees be charged to the various depart- m nts and no longer be reflected as a Council xp nditure. Council Member Wiggins, also concerned abou the high cost of dues, felt that the benefits of belonging possibly ou weighed the expense, citing certain funds which had b en received as a result of our m mbership. In r 0 1l I • • Engl ewoo d Ci ty Cou ncil Minut es Apr il 16, 199 0 -Page 13 • • • Council Member Clayton stated that i n 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 ~Jay that we provide genuine benefits to out· citizens on a long -term basis;" he felt membership in CML does that. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: l·lot ion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Council Member Bullock (d) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Depart ~en t of Public Works to approve the purchase of a motor grader through the Cen tralized Equipment Replacer.'ent Fund (CERF). Mr. Waggoner explained the purchase will be made through the State Highway Department bid. The low bidder for this equipment is Rocky Mountain Machinery Company at a cost of S83,303; after cer- tain non -ess ential items are deducted, cost to the City is S81,610 . 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 MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE PURCHAS E OF ONE (1) 1990 DRESSER 850 ARTICU LATED MOTOR GRADER FROM ROCKY MOUNTAIN MA CHIN - ERY COMPANY FOR $81,610. Hr. W~ggoner assured Council that the State Highway Dep~rtment has been using equipment 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 Kolhy, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Hollon carried. 13. City Manager's Report Hr. fraser did not have any atters to bring before Council. 14. City Attorney's R port for settl n on fl ld Reservol r. City approxi a - cutting four (4) I • • • Englewood City Council Hinutes April 16, 1990 -Page 14 • • • Council Hember Bullock clarified that all reporting occurs through the State Engineer, and Colorado wat e r law is a priority system; further that all senior rights have to be fulfilled 100% before any junior rights can be fulfilled, so this would directly affect and be beneficial for Englewood. Mr. Fonda concluded by expla ining that the City has not suffered injury in the past, but that he is concerned about the possibili ty of fut ure injury wh ic h could be quite costly and da maging to the City. COUNCIL HEHBER BULLOCK HOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE REPORTING STIPULATION AGREEHENT AS RECOHHENDED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY. Ayes: Council Me mbers 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 lit igation. SSOO has been offered by Robert Ulrich, the father of an individual who was severely injured in an accident he caused involving City property. Hr. DeWitt and Hr. Grimm recommend the offered amount be acce ted in full settlement. COUNCIL HEHBER KOLTAY HOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO ACCEPT THE SETTLEHENT FROH ROBERT ULRICH AS PROPOSED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hithawiy, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Yin Dyke Nay s: None Motion carried. 15 . Adjourn.ent COUNCIL HEHIER KOLTAY HOYEO TO ADJOURN. The meeting adjourned at 9:10 p.m. •. I • • • RESOLUTION NO . _1_3 SERIES or 1990 • • • A RESOLUTION NAMING BEVERLY P . SIMON ENGLEWOOD 'S OUTSTANDING CITIZEN or 1990 . WHEREAS. Beverly Simon has been a devoted resident and advocate or many community issues throuahout her years in Enale..,ood : and WHEREAS. Beverly Simon is a distinauished 1935 araduate or Enalewoocl Hiah School , auended the Univrrsity or Colorado, and Denver University School or C-merce: wu secretary to the Enalewoocl Board or Education and executive secretary to the Superintendent of Enalewoocl Public Schools ror 22 years : ret irina in 1982: and WHEREAS. Beverly Simon hu unselfishly devoted her considerable talents, ti-and erron u Past President or the local and state Colorado Association or the Educational OUice Persoanel, and Put President or the Enalewoocl LeOta Club . Beverly wu also .._,ed 11 Wo~~an or the Year of the Sertoma Club and Enclewood w-an's Club : and WHEREAS , Beverly wu Second Vice-President or Enclewood 's 1976 Centennial -Bicentennial Foundation throuch whose rundinc errorts usisted in the construction or the Malley Senior aecreation Center and served u Mistress or Ceremonies or the lOth Malley Center Anniversary; and WHEREAS , throuch her sicniricant errons and Ktive involve~t. she helped to achie¥o the realization or the Si-Senior Center and the Enalewoocl aecreation Center; and WHDEAS. Beverly Si•on served ror over 21 years. rr-1965 -1990 u a -•ber of the Enalewood Library Board ; and WHDEAS . Beverly Si-served u Chairperson or the c-iuee to celebrate Enalowoocl 's United Methodist Church'l IOOth Anniversary. in 1990: and WHDEAS. 8eftf'ly Si-11 was the r irat Pres ident or the EAalowOOII Hlatwical Society aM r~~eilitator or the first otricial Enalewood Hiuory boot in 1990 : ud WHDEAS . Beverly Si-es aHect ionaaely •-• u EAclweM 1 -t pr•i-t ... aoupt ahor histonan . OW , THDEFOaE. 8£ IT aESOLVED BY THE CITY COU CIL OF THE CITY OF ENQ.EWOOD . COLO UDO. THAT ; ADOPTED A 0 A AU II I . Pair ia H c.. of olut • .a-.r •--IIIGL&Woo•·s OWTSI'A• CITia.ll ,.. .,. ED I II I I ell of for th C•IY ol 0 • I 0 Oyao .Mayw 1 a lru I • • RESOUTI'IOO NO . t-( Ll SERIES OF 1990 - • • • A RESOLUTIOO SUPPCRriN; THE TEElJ LEISURE aNrER CCN::EPT . \·amREAS, there is a need to enca.lrage acceptable and responsible behavior and develqment anD'lg the youth of the City of Dlglewood through the provision of constructive counseling, instruction, social functions, and enployment; and \'IJ«:RR:AS, positive alternatives to drugs, alcohol, delinquency are necessary; and \llfrm'.AS, the City &!sires to E!llphasis the positive; and llH!'JU:AS, the Teen ~j..sure Center philosophy states Sltlhasis oo approach that is positive and good for the cxmnunity; and 1~, the disabled are enca.lraged to use this fiiiCility; and \tf!rnEAS, the City of Englewood believes it is necessary to provide alternative progr&-\5 for the youth of the City of I))glewood; l, ~, DE rr RI:SCLV'fD BY THE CITY O:UCn. CF THE CITY CF ............ ........,..u, ~.AS FCILQ·:S: 'the City of Dlcjlewood ·~ its youth and the ooucepts Bet forth by Teen Lei sure Ce:\ter, Inc. A:XPl'!D N ~ tlus 1st Qrj o lay, 1990. A , 1 I • - • RESOUJI'ICN NO . SERIES OF 1990 • • • A RESOUJI'ICN SUPP<RriNG THE TED~ LEISURE CFNTER <XN:EPT. ~JHEREAS, there is a need to encourage acceptable and responsible behavior and development am:ng the youth of the City of D'lglewood through the provision of ronstructive counseling , instruction, scx:ial fw'x::tions, and enployment; and \·H:Rr.AS, positive alternatives to drugs, alcohol, delinquency are necessary; and \.U::R.E.I\5, the City desires to Ellphasis the positive ; and \lHI:RI:AS, the Teen Leisure center philosophy states 8!l>hasis era approach that is positive and good for the ocrtmlnity; and \lHI:REAS, t..'le disabled are encouraged to use this facility ; and \11~, the City of ~lewood believes it is necessary to provide alternati\i ;>roqra:-s for the youth of the City of Dlglewood; l, 'l"''DU:f'Cm:, BE IT RI3X.'w"'D i3Y THE CITY <:xv.ciL <F THE CI'lY Cl' ........ .JI..::. ........ IU' CXLCIV , AS f'CI.L()·:S: Cl.ty of D'lglewood ~rts ita youth and the ooncepta t forth by Lei Celt , Inc. RCMD thi.a 1 ~ of lay, 1990. I • • • - PROCLA~!.l\TION WHI:REAS, February 2, 1990 marks the 200th anniversary of the first meeting of the United States Supreme Court ane the beginning of 200 years of partnership between our federal and state judicial systems; and \IHEREAS, the EnglE!IoiOOd City Council wishes to celebrate ane ccr.rnerrorate 200 years of our dual judicial system of federal and s ate courts; and \l!iEREAS, the City of Englewood wishes to join with t.l')e Ccrt:ussion on the Bicentennial of the Unit~ States Constitution in celebrating this historic event; and ~, the City of Englewood wishes to recognize the valor and unprecedented ~alth of our judicial system and our system of JUStlce; :00~, 'I'HER.EFC:RE, I, SUSk'J WIN DYKE, )layor of the City of D'lglewood, Colorado, do hereby proclll.l..'!l Mlly 1, 1990, as GIVI:l under rny hand and seal this lit day of '.ay, l 90. 9 A ... ) I . DATE Mty I, 1990 IIJTJATm IY STAFF SOUICE ISSUE/ACTIOit PIOPOSm • • • COUNCIL COtiiUNJCATJON AIEJI)A ITDI 12 (a) SUIJECT Adoption of the 1988 £dttton of the Uniform Butldtng Code and Untfona Butldtng Code Standards . Oeparh1ent of COMUntty Oevelop~~ent Walter J. Grodttskt, Code Administrator Adoption, by reference, of the 1988 Untfona Building Code and the 1988 Unifona Building Code Standards, with exceptions, .adtftcattons, and amend.ents . PIEYJOUS C0U11C ll ACT JOlt None STAFF MAL.YSIS The 1988 edition of the Untfona Building Code & Untfona Butldtng Code Standards has been thoroughly reviewed by the Dtvtslon of Building and Safety staff and adoption of the code and standards, with certain a.tndlents, is rec nded . ua....., Th City of £"9 WOOd hu used th Untfora Building Cod u a llodel construe ton Code since 1970 . The Unifol"'l Building Cod Is updated by th Internal onal Confer nee of 8u ldfng Officials every thr y ars In order to p pace with changing construction technology tnd lift ufety concerns . In preparation for th adoption of the IMI edition of the Unlfora Bufldfng Cod th Olv s on o Building and Safety has published tllforaatfon In the E lftiOod Ctttzen rteardtng th prOPOsed code adoption ; hu notified tll V"tral contrac ors fc ns In EngliWOOd of th proposed Chlfttts tn the code tdltlon and of the City's lnten to pursu adoption of thts edition; as .. t wtth the ao.lntstratfve staff of Ish teal C nter to dlscuu t revtstons In the code tdftton tch affect construct on and ll119 at t ho pltal; aftd has .. t with t £nglftl0od Ch r of C rc to explain t natu of the cha n t c tdftton . • I . - .. ~- SECTION: 8-2A-I: 8-2A-2: 8-2A-l: 8-2A-I: • • • CHAPTER 2 CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE A BUILDING CODE Code Adopted Specific Modifications to Adopted Code Penalty CODE ADOPTED There Is hereby adopted, by reference thereto, the Uniform Building Code, 1988 Edition, Including Appendix Chapters 12-0ivlslon II, 2J-Divlslon I, 26, 32, ~.51 & 55 and tht ~!form Building Code Standards, 1988 Edition, ~llshed by tht International Conference or Building Officials, 5J60 Wortman Mill Aold, Whittier, California, 90601, Qject to the exctptlons, mocurtcatlons and lmtt'dnents thereto set forth In Sfctton e-2A-2 or this Chapter. 0nt copv or tht above described Coele Shall be certified to be a true copv or Slid Codt by the Mayor n the Clerk and filed In the office or the Cltrt It lent fifteen ( 15) cs.ys prior to !)Wile he.-lng and N>ject to !)Wile lnspectton It Ill times While said Code Is In full force and effect. The Clerk lhlll maintain It 111 ttmts rtiSOnlblt coptn of tht Codt IVIIllblt ror IQ'Chlse by tht ~lie It rtasonlblt prlet Notice or cuuc ht•lng Shall bt OOOIIShtd once at least flrtHn < 15) days preceding dltt or f!ltW'Ing, which notltt Shall state the ~ject matter or the COde , the name and address or the agency by when said Code ha bttn Pf"CCf'M..Ig~ted, t me and place of he• ng. lnd that 1 copy of the fongo 1ng Code son flit with the City Clertc and open to public Inspect on ... I . . ........... ""'"'·T • . ' • • - 8 -2A-2: SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS TO ADOPTED CODE The following specific changes, modifications, and amendments are hereby made In the provisions of the Uniform Building Code, 1988 Edition, hereinabove adopted: A Delete Section I 02 Of Chapter I. CAlf.,. to SecUon 8-1-1. EMC 1985) 8. Delete Section I OS of Chapter I. CAefll'to SecUon 8-1-7 , fMC 1985) C. Delete Section 201 or Chapter 1. CAer.,.to S.CUon IH-•. fi1C 1985) 0 . Delete Sections 202(a), 202(b), 202(c) and 202(0 of Chapter 2. CAl(.,. .. s.cu.n 8-1-5, £l1C 1985) E. Delete Section 202(g) of Chapter 2. lAef.,.to Section a-1-2. EI1C 1985) F. Delete Sect ton 204 of Chapter 2. lAef.,. to S.CUon e-1~. EMC 1985) G. Delete Section 205 or Chapt.r 2. ow.,. .. S.CUon e-1-1o. EMC 19851 H. Stctlon 3802(b), page 681, All OCCUPANCIES EXCEPT GROUP R, DIVISION 3, and GROUP M. Add the following parqaph as Item 5: In Ill /Julldlf19S WhiCh lfY 50 or tntJ1Y f~t In Might (IS drf1n«1 In Clllpt,-~or t!W 19r!l4ltufcrm /Ju1/di"9 Cc:W~ or WhiCh COrfT¥Jf'IS# ~ 1/Ji/n fotr stor1n 1f'r'r1PKIIW of Might £~1 Grot.p 8 DCt:t4JIInCIH CIISSifiNI #«IIISIW/)IIS tJPM /)M"kl'l9 91n9H "'IJC'CfJrtiMic# w1th S«t 11111 709 or t!W 1988/iJtfcrm 8uJ/d1119 COiM I. IES Add the folto lng I . . • • • • J. Appendix Section SIIO(b), page 862, CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION REQUIRED. Delete entire Section. K. Appendix Section S II O(c), page 862, APPLICATION FOR PERMITS . Dtleti the wording •anct the penn It shall be Issued to an owner upon payment or the penn It fees specified In this section: L Appendix 5ectlon 511()(d), pages 862-863, APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION. Delete entire Section . . M. Appendix 5ectlon Sll()(e), page 863, FEES. Delete entire Section. 8-2A-J: PENALTY It shill be W~lawful ror my person to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, Improve, remove, convert or dtrnollsh, equip, use, oceypy, or rnalnt1ln "'f building or stnJCttre In the City, or cause the same to be done, contr.y to or In vlol1t1on or "'f or the provisions or th is Code . Arty person vtot1ttng "'for the provisions or this Codt, upon conviction , shall be Pl-ftllhtd by 1 flnt or not mort UW\.flvt hWidrtd do lin <SSOO.OO> or by Imprisonment ror not more than ninety (90) days, or by both sucn rtne and Imprisonment. I . . ORDINNlCE NO. SERIES OF 199-0- • • • BY Atn'HORITY A BIIJ.. FOO AN <JIDIIWCE REPEALIN:i ~ 2A (BUIIDn«i COOE) OF TITLE 8, ENii.flOJD 1'-lJNICIPAL COOE 1985 , AND REENACTIN:i A NDJ ~ 2A, AOOPTIN:i BY REf'D<ENCE 'mE liiTF<»1 BUIIDIN; COOE, 1988 IDITIOO, Il'O.UDIN; APPENDIX OiAPTER 12 - DIVISIOO II; CHAPTER 23 -DIVISia~ I; OiAPTERs 26, 32, 49, 51, 55 AND THE ~ BUIIDIN; COOE STANDARDS, Wl'Ilf ~ EXCEPTIOOS, l·IDIFICATIOOS AND »1DD1ml'S . llHEREAS, the City of Englewtx:>d has used the Uniform ~ilding Code as a rrodel construction code since 1970; and \mERE.\5, this Code is updated periodically to keep pace with changing construction technology; and WHEREAS, the City Division of Building and safety staff has thoroughly reviewed the 1988 Edition of the Uni f oilll ~lding Code d alllding Code Standards and r nds adoption of this Code subject to exceptions, r.xxlifications and nts as hereinafter set forth; NCli I ~, BE IT CIIDA.INID BY THE CI'lY CXlUNCn. OF 'llfi: CI'lY OF .EH:it.FlOJD, C'CLCIUWO, THAT: shall now I . • • • 8-2A-2: SPFX:IFIC KDIFICATIOOS 'ro AOOPTI'D <XXlE mE ~ SPEX:IFIC OWliES, M:DIFICATIOOS, AND Jlt.tElDIENTS ARE HEREBY~ IN mE PROVISIOOS ~ '1HE UN~ BUllD:N; COOE, 1988 IDITIOO, HEREINAOCJVE ADOPTED: A. DELETE SEX:TIOO 102 OF~ 1. B. IElZre SEX:TI~ 105 ~ ~ 1. c. DfU:1E SI!X:TI~ 201 ~ ClW>'lER 2 . D. DELETE SI!X:TIONS 202(a), 202(b), 202(c) and 202(f) of Chapter 2. E. DELETE S!C'I~ 202(g) ~ CIW"l'm 2. P. DELETE S!C'I~ 204 ~ ClW>'lER 2. G. DELETE SI!X:TI~ 205 ~ ClW>'lER 2. H. SEX.'TI~ 3802 (b ), ~ <liAP'1D 38, ALL OCCUP.NCIES EXClPT GROOP R, DIVIS!~ 3, AM> GROOP M, StWL BE Ne«)fD BY AOO:N; '1HE f'CIL()iD«; PAMatAPH AS I'1Dt 5: 3802 (b) 5. IN ALL BUILOn«>s "'IIOI ARE SO <:.t K1U: Fa:T IN HEIGHT (AS CU"INID IN~ 4 ~ '1HE 1988 l.ti'IP'CRt BUILO:m; CCDE), <:.t ~01 <XM>RISE ~ 'l'HM PQJt S'IaUES IRRESPa."l'IVE ~ HEIGHT. EXCEPT : GIOI? 8 cx:x:::tPAICIES ~IFUD EXCWSIVELY AS ~ PARJ<.n«:; GMNiES IN 10XR:Wa: WI'ni SI!X:TI~ 709 ~ mE 1988 IP'CRt BUILDING ~. I. S!CJ'ICII 3102 C 9 ) , ~ OIAP"mt 38, QO.P I , CXXl.I»NCIES 9W.L llE AMF.HE> BY NDING 'l1E l"CC..UJffl«; PMAGRAPH AS EIICEPTI 2: 3802 (g). J. I . . • • • K. APPEM>IX SB:TIOO 5110(c) OF ~ 51, APPLICATIOO ~ PERMITS. DELETE THE toaDING "AND THE PERMIT SHALL BE ISSUED TO AN CHER l.lPCN PA»>T OF THE PERMIT FEES SPB:IFllD IN THIS SEX."l''OO. " L. DELETE APPfX>IX SEX:TIOO 5110(d) OF OW>TER 51. M. l:mZl!: APPEII>IX SEX."l''OO 5110(e) OF 01AP1D 51. Section 2. Not leu than three ( 3) ccpies of the Code de-=ribed herein &II be certified to be true copi .. of Mid Code by the Mayor C\d the City Clerk Md filed in the office of the City Clerk at lust fifteen (15) days prior to public hearing Clc! .ubject to Plblic inspection at all tiiRs while said Cocit ia in r.uonable copies of the Code availllble for purc:hue by the publif! at lll':ldllrate price. Section 3. All ordiMnees and parU or orc:tinances of the Ci ty of P.nql.wcoa In ccnflict or incc:lrwbtent herewith are hereby repealed. Introcb::led, rue! in full , and puled on first readinq at the 1st of Miry, 1990. Publiahed u a Bill for 1n Orctinance at the 3rd day of MAy, 1990. A1'l'llft': Patricia I. crow, City derti I, Patr1c1a H. Craw, City Cluk of the C1ty of f))glewcoc!, Color , !wnby cenity tNt the llbolle -.c5 f0A90l.n9 s a tzue oopy of a 811l for 1n ~, int.rocb::ec!, rud in full , ancS puMd on hrst readl.n9 on the 1st ~ of Miry, 1990. Pa lela A. crow • I . DATE May 1, 1990 INITJATm IY STAFF SOURCE ISSUE/ACTION PIOPOSED • • • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AGEJI)A ITEJI 12 (b) SUBJECT Adoption of the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Mechanical Code. Depart~nt of Co..unity DevelopMent Walt er J. Groditski, Code Administrator Adoption, by reference, of the 1988 Unifo~ chanical Code wfth exceptions , .adifications, and a.end.ents. PllEYJOUS COUNCIL ACTJOII None STAFF AMLYSJS The 1988 edition of the Unlfo~ chanlcal Code has bten thoroughly revl by the Division of Bulldl"9 and Safety staff and adopt on of the code, with certa n nd.ents, Is ret nded . I . • • • FINANCIAL Develo~nt Costs: Amendments to the text of the code are basically for clartf~tton and/or definition of safety provisions; therefore, no increased develo~nt costs are anticipated through application of the 1988 Uniform Mechanical Code. Revenue Effect: The penait fee schedule in the 1988 edition is identical to the prevtous~ted 1985 edition of the Unifona Mechanical Code; therefore, revenue projections for 1990 will ret~~ in unchanged. -I I . . • SECTION: 8 -28-1: 8 -28-2 : 8 -28-l : 8 -28-1: • • • CHAPTER 2 CONSTRUCT ION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE 8 MECHANICAL CODE Code Adopted Specific Modifications to Adopted Code Penalty CODE ADOPTED There Is hereby adopted, by reference thereto, the Uni f orm Mechanical Code , 1988 Ed i tion, Incl ud ing Appendices A and B, published by the lntematlonal Con f erence or Building Orrtclals. 5360 Workman Mill Road, Whittier, Californi a. 90601, SUbject to the exceptions. mOdifications ana amendments thereto as set forth In Section 6-28 -2 of this Chapter One copy or the above described Code shall be certified to be a t rue copy of sa i d Code by the Mayor and the Clerk and filed 1n the office or t he Clm at least ftfteen (IS) days prior to ~lie hear ing and s~j ect to public nspectlon at all times while said Code Is In full force and errec The Clerk shall ma l nta nat all times reasonable copes or the Code available for DU"chase by the public at reasonable price tlce or Plbllc hearing II be PUbli once at least ftft en c 15) days prec ed ing date or htarlng, which notice II state the subJ ct m tter or the Code, the nam and or ncy by wh ch ld Code promulg~ttd, t1m pi or htartng, and that copies or the ror go•ng Code art on ftl w itt\ Ctty Cl and open to public 1n cllon I . • • • 8 -28-2 : SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS TO ADOPTED CODE The follow i ng specific changes, mod i f i cations and amendments are hereby made i n the provisions of the Un i form Mechan i cal Code , 1988 Ed i tion, hereinabove adopted: A Delete Section I 02 of Chapter I. CRertr to Stclion 8-1-1 . EMC 19651 B. Delete Sect i on lOS of Chapter I. (Rtrer to s.cuon 11 -1-1 . EMC 19115) C. Delete Sections 201(a), 20l(b), 20l(c ) and 201(h) or Chapter 2. <Rarer LD Sec lion &-1-5, EMC 1985 l D. Delete Sect ion 20 I( 0 of Chapt er 2. (Rt rer t.o Section e-1-2. EMC 1985) E. Delete Sec t ion 20 3 Of Chapter 2. (Rtrer t.o S.CUon 8-1-8. EMC 198Sl F. Dele t e Section 204 of Chapter 2 <Rtrer to s.cuon 8+10. EMC 1985) G. Section 304(b), page 9, PE~IT FEES. Delete the first sentence and r ep l ace w i th the wordmg: T/Je fN for ~Kh {JeiYTIIt s/1~1/ be biSed 011 t!Je Vl/{gt /011 or c011stroct ton lfJd ~termlned 4S set forth In T4ble M:1. J-A or t~ 19881.htform !Jvlldlng CtxJe. H Section 304(c), page 9, PLAN REV IEW FEES Delete the second, th i rd and fO\rth sentences and replace With the wording· J TM P/611 rw"w fNS for rw"w of ITNICIW11CII p/61$ SIII/I ~ «<IJJ/ to 65 /W"CM( of tM tot41 IJK1171t fN lt1W1 p/1115 ~ 1nctmpl~t~ or CIWigM so IS to fW/IIIre Mkfl tiOfVI p /611 rt111ew, ., ilddlflonill p /411 reYJew fN • 5/1411 ~ CI'W'fiN It t~ r4t~ S/'JO wn 1n T.JD/e M:1 J -A or • I M 1966 uurorm /!lulldlfl9 Cotlr S ct ton 05(0, 0 11 , I P£CT1 In he f O\r h p aoh del tt ordlng ·or t forth tn the r t schedule adol)t td tf'lt JurtSdtctton · and repl e w 1t h t wording or 1111 1988liufomt &/Jidlfl9 C()(Jf 12 · I , t'tCHAN IC PE~IT F S t ton eor . p "floor r I . • • • l. Section 602, page 55, GENERAL. Delete the phrases "floor furnace: and "floor furnaces; wherever they appear in this Section. M. Section 604, page 56, FLOOR FURNACES . Delete this entire Section and replace with the following: FUXJR ANO DUAL FLCXJR FURNACES SectiOfl 804. T/Je installation of floor and dwl floor furnaces is pro/Jib/led (tfaintenance or existing floor and dual floor ftrfli1ces is permttted.) N. Section 1801, page 127, GENERAL . Add a second paragraph as follows: AppltC3tions for permtts to construct commercial incint>r3tors m(JS/ be iiPIK"OIIed by tile Air Pollvlion Oept of tile St3te of Color»o, tne Tri-CW?ty 01stnct He3/tf1 /Jt>pt, 3/Jd the Englewood Fire Dept. prior to construction 0. App~lx B, Section 2124, page 241-242, OPERATING PERMIT Delete entire Section. P. Appendix B, Section 2125, pages 242, MAINTENANCE INSPECTION Delete entire Section 0 . A&:IOfndlx B, Sect I on 2126, page 242 , OPE RAT ION Al't> MAl TE ANCE Of 601LERS AKJ PRES~ VESSELS Delete entire Section 8 -28 -J: PENALTY I . . CADINANCE NO. SERIES OF 199-0- • • • BY AlmiORITY A BILL FeR COONCn. BILL NO. 15 ~~Y:~n. ~ltl'mER~r- AN CADINMD: REPFAL~ OiAP'I'ER 28 (l·!EX:HANICAL COOE) OF TITLE 8, ENiiaO::D ~WICIPAL COOE 1985, AND REENAC'l'It«; A NDl ~ 2B AOCPrmG BY REf1liDa "niE ~ MEX:HANICAL CCDE, 1988 EDITIOO, INCLUD~ APPENDICES A AND B, WI'nf CDTAIN EXCEPTia~. ~. the City of Dlglewood has used the uniform 1-lechanical Code u a nt:ldel construction code since 1970; and \IIIERFAs, this Code is updated periodically to keep pace with changing technology; and WltDtF.AS, the City Division of Building and Safety staff has thoroughly reviewed the 1988 Edition of the uniform Mechanical Code and t"eCXIlr,leiida adoption thereof subject to the exceptions, IICdifications and ~ta u herelllafter set forth; t«:M, '11DEPCRE, BE IT~ BY 'niE CITY CXXJNCn. CE "niE CITY OF ElG.!lQX), ~. 'mAT: Section 1. 0\apter 2B of Title 8, Englewood Municipal Code 1985, is hereby npeilid and a new 0\apter 28 is enacted aci:lpting by reference the Uniform ~cal Code, 1988 Edition, including Appendices A and B, PJbliahed by the Internat onal Conference of Building Off1ci&ls, 5360 ~lollan Mill Rolld, \otuttier, Callfornia 90601, subject to the exceptions, lll:)dfficationa and ta set forth. 0\apter 28 of Title 8, Englewood t·l.ln.icipal Code 1985, ahall now read as follows: 8-28-l: COO£ Ant'P'!"f'l'\ 1-I I . • • • A. DELETE SEX::TIOO 102 OF CHAPTER 1. B. DELETE SEX:TIOO lOS OF CHAPTER 1. C. DELETE SEX::'l'IOOS 20l(a), 20l(b), 20l(c) AND 20l(h) OF OiAPl'ER 2. D. DELETE SEX::TIOO 20l(i) OF CHAPTER 2. E. DELETE SfX:'TIOO 203 OF CHAPTER 2. F. DELETE SfX:'TIOO 204 OF CHAPTER 2. G. SfX:'TIC6 304(b) OF OiAPl'ER 3, PE»aT n:ES. DELETE THE FIRST 5mnlCE AND REPLACE WI'llf THE F<LLC:im«; w:IWIN:i: THE FEE Fat FN:H PERMIT SHALL BE MSED CN 'llfE VALUATICN CE ~C6 AND DETERMnm> AS SET fami IN TABLE No. 3-A OF THE 1988 liUPC::IV4 BUilDIN:i COOE. H. SfX:'TIC6 304 (c) OF CHAPTER 3, PLAN ~ FEES. DELETE THE SIC'CH), 'llfiRD AND FOUR'llf ~ AND REPLACE WI'llf THE w:IWIN:i: THE PLAN ~ FEES Fat ~ CE MtXlWIICAL PLANS SHALL BE QJAL ro 65 ~ CE' THE rorAL PDMIT F1:E. ~ PLANS ARE Dal1PLETE CR OWQD 9:> AS ro RfXJUIRE AOOITI~ P~ R£Vl.DI, AN AOOITICIW. PLAN REIIIE)i f1:E SHALL BE OWQD AT THE RATE ~ IN TABLE No. 3-A OF THE 1988 liUPCR4 BUILDIN:O CXDE. I. SfX:'TICN 305 (f) CE CHAPTER 3, REINSPI!X:TICNS. IN 'llfE Fa.1R'llf PAMGRAPH IEZ1'E THE w::R>IN:> "CR AS SET Fam1 IN 'llfE F1:E SCH!DULE: ADCPl'!D BY THE JlJUSOICTIC'N" AM:> R.EPU1CE WI'llf THE w::R>IN:i: CF THE 1988 liUPCJ:tM IIUII.DIN:O <Xa:. J. DELETE 'rNIL£ No. 3-A CF CHAPTER 3, MtX:tWIICAL PERMIT FEES. 11:. stX:TICN 801 OF CHAPTER 8, SCXPE. 1EZ1'E THE PHRASE "~ f'URNIICE' .. L. I . • • • N. SfX:TICt~ 1801 OF CHAPTER 18, GFNERAL. ADD A SEXXX'ID PARAGRAPH AS~: APPLICATIOOS FOR PERMITS 'IO COOSTROC'T CCJ.M:RCIAL INCINERA~ MUST BE APPROVID BY THE AIR POLLl1I'IOO DEPAR'D-IENI' OF THE STATE CF CCLCJW)(), THE 'llU~ DISTRICT HEALTH DEPAR'IT-1ENI', AND THE ~ FIRE DEPAR'lMENI' PRl(J{ 'IO COOS'mOC'TIOO. 0. D~ SEX:TIOO 2124 OF APPfXliX B. P. DELETE SEX:TIOO 2125 OF APPm>IX B. Q. ~ SEX:TIOO 2126 OF APPEH>IX B. Section 2. Not less than three (3) copies of the Code described herein iihAii be certified to be true copies of said Code by the ~layor and the City Clerk and filed in the office of the City Clerk at least fifteen ( 15) days prior to public hearing and subject to public inspection at all ti!les "'llle said Code is in full force and effect. The Clerk shall maintain at all times reasonable copies of the Code available for purchase by the public at ~rate price. Section 3. All ordinances and parts of ordinances of the City of EnqlN:iOd in conflict or inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Introclx:ed, read in full, and puled on first reading on the 1st of May, 1990. Publiahed u a Bill for .wt Ordinance on the 3rd day of y, 1990. SuN.n van Dyk , Mayor Patrtcia H. crow, C1ty Clerk I . • • • - COUNCIL COMMUNICATION DATE SUBJECT Adoption of the 1988 May 1, 1990 A6EJI)A ITEM 12 (c) Edition of the Uniform Plullbing Code. IIUTJATm IY DepartMent of Co..unity Develop.ent STAFF SOUICE Walter J. Groditski , Code Admin is t rator ISSUE/ACTJCII PIOPOSED Adoption , by reference, of the 1988 Unifo~ PlUIIbing Code with ex ceptions , ~ifications, and a~nd~nts . NEYIOUS COUNCIL ACTICII None STAFF MALYSIS The 1988 edition of the Unifona Phlllb l ng Cod has been thorough l y r vi d by th Division of Building and Safety staff and adoption of the cod , wi th c rta i n a~~end nts, is rec~nded . ~-- Th City of [ngl cod sfnct 1970 . 0 I • • ,. • FI,._IAL Dtvelo~nt Costs: AMeno.ents to the text of the code are basically for clartf~tton-iftalor definition of safety progra•s; therefore, no increased develoP~ent costs are anticipated through application of the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code. Revenue Effect: The pen.it fee schedule in the 1988 edition is identical to the prevtousry-aaopted 1985 edition of the Unifon. Plu.bing Code; therefore, revenue projections for 1990 will re.ain unchanged . I . • - • SECTION: 8-2C-I : 8-2C-2: 8 -2C -l : 8 -2C -I : • • • CHAPTER 2 CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE C PLUMBING CODE Code Adopted Specific Modtrtcattons to Adopted Code Penalty CODE ADOPTED There Is hereby adopted, by reference thereto, the Uniform Ph.Jnb ng Code, 1966 Edition, with appendices aoo Installation standare25, PUbliShed by tile International Association or Phmblng anc1 Mectlan lcal Orrtclals, 20001 Walnut Drive South, Walnut, California 91769, with the same force and effect as If the same were fully set forth herein , SUbject to the except ons, modifications and amendments thereto as hereinafter set rorth One copy or tht abovt dtscrlbed Code shall be ctrtlf ed to bt a true copy or said Code by the Mayor and the Cttrtc and filed n the orrtct of tht Clelic at least flftt n days prior to public hearing and SUDject to publ c lnSPft tlon at allttmes while said Code Is In ru11 force and errect. The Cl shall maintain at all times reasonable ~tes or the Code available ror p..rchase by the public at reasonable pr ce Notice or public he ng 11 be publiShed one 1 prec ding CS.te of hearing, wh ich notice Sh II t l t Code, the name and lddr ss or the agency by whl th td c promulgated , t1m and PIK or heanng , and that c~1 or t are on file with the City Cle and OOff\ to pub II ct on I . • • • 8-2C-2: SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS TO ADOPTED CODE The following specific changes, modifications and amendments are hereby made In the provisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code, 1988 Edit ton, hereinabove adopted: A PART I, Section 10.2. Delete entire section. CRtr.rto secuon 8-1-1. EMC 1985) B. PART I, Section 20.1, page Ia, ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY . Delete the text or this Section and replace with the following wording: Til# Adninistraliw Atllhority s/1111 be defined as the Code Adnimstrator or his dilly 311/horized agent C. PART I, Section 20 2. Delete entire section. !Rtferto s.cuon tH-5. EMC 1985) D. PART I, Section 20 3. De tete entire sect ion . (Rtrer to s.cuon s-1-10. EMC 1985) E. PART I, SKtlon 20 7, PagtS 3a-4a, COST Of P£~1T . Replace the SKond p~ with the following wording: T!» fH for 'Kh 1*77111 Shill~ based on tn, VIII/Ilion of cMstrr.ct 10f161d tfrtwmJiw/as s't forth in TI!IJ/e M1 J -A oil!» 1988 Uulorm 81/ilding CD<M. Delete the f<Mrth P .. 29"1Ph nIts entlrtty Delete the ·S<HOULE ~ FEES· In Its tnllrtty. F. PART I, Sect on 20 12 De Jete ent rt section tAerer t.o s.cu011 e+s. EMC ICJ85) G PART I, Stet ton 20 14 Delee n tre ectlon t r t.o Uoft &+e.CMC I ) ... 0 I . . • • • H. Section 401(aX2), page 37, MATERIALS . Delete the text or this subsection and replace with the following word i ng : ABS and PVC OWV piping may be installed in tllose stroctcres wllere combustible constroct ion i s pem711 ted. ABS and PVC OWV piping may .MJ be installed in any wall wnere protection of openings is required unless suc!J PIPing, or any attachment to Sl/C!J PIP ing, does not penetrate any port ion of said wall. I. Section 503(aX2>, page 47, MATERIALS . Delete the text or this subsection and replace with the following wording: A8S 61d PVC OWV ptping may be installed in tllose strocttres w!Jere combustible constroct ion is permitted. ABS lnd PVC OWV piping may llfl11Je installed in any wall w!Jere protect ion of O()eiJ/ngs Is rewired (Jf}less sl/C!J PIPing, or any attacllment to suc!J PIPing, does not ~Irate any portion of sa1d wall. J . Section 1004(a), page 77 , MATERIALS . In the third sentence delete the phrase ·a building· at the end or the sentence and replace w i th the following wording: 8 -28 -3: t!Jose stroctt.res w!Jere combilst lble constroct ion 1s permitted CPVC and P8 PIP1f19 may 1lfl1 be Installed lf1 "Y wall w!Jere protect /on of openings Is reQUired tnless StJCII plpmg, or any at t KllmMt to StiCh PIP1f19-~s not ~Irate "Y portion of Slid wall PENALTY It Shill be ~X~Iawrul ror lilY'/ Ptrson to erect, construct , enlar , alter, rroa r, move , mprove, rem e, conver or dtmoll , eQUIP, "'e, OCC\JPY , or m ota n ~~ry bUilding or struc \ll't 1n the City , or cau e the s me to be don , contrary to or n vtol lion or y or t e pro 1s1on of this Cod AA person v1olattng ~~'~Y or the prov1s1ons or thiS Code , upon convtcllon, hall be W\IShed by a fine or not more thll't ftv hU'\dr d dOll s <SSOO 00) or by unorlsonm nt ror not mor t ninety <90> d s, or by bOth suer. fine and 1mor1sonment I . • CIWINNQ NO. SElUES CF 199-0- • • • BY AU'I'HORITY A BILL FeR AN CJWINM::E REPEAI..n«; 01AP1D 2C (PLlJ-!Bn«; CXX>E) CF TITLE 8, ~ foUIICIPAL CXX>E 1985, AND RmW:TING A ~ 01AP1D 2C ADCPrm:; BY REF!:JUN:E 'DIE llaP'CHt PUJmn«; CXDE, 1988 EDITIOO, WI'nl APPEX>ICES AND INSTALLATioo STNI:WmS, SUBJ!X:T 'ro CERTAIN EXCEPTIOOS, KDIFICATIOOS AND ~. \IDEAS, the City of Englewood has used the Uniform Pltmtling c.ode as a II'Dde1 oonatruction oode since 1970; and ~. this Code is updated periodicAlly to keep pace with changing technolOCJY; and WIDF.AS, the City Division of Building and Safety staff has thoroughly reviewed the 1988 Edition of the llnlform Pllft>ing Code and reccnaenda ~ion thereof subject to the beeptions, nodificationa and -lltaM•u u hereinafter set forth; r«::f, ~. BE IT ~ BY '11-:E CITY cn.N:n. CF 'lliE CITY CF I!:MGI..EWJCD, ~. nwr: Sec:tion 1. Oiiipter 2C of Title 8, Enqlewood M.Jlucipal Code 19 S, a hereby APHitid and a IWW Oilipter 2C is ~ed ~ing by reference the tA'Ufonn Pl1.11t)ing Code, 1988 Edition, with Appandi and Inatallaucn standards, published by the International Aaeoc on of Pll.lltlinq and Mlc:hanical Of!ic ala, 20001 Walnut Dnve South, 1 nut, Cal1fonua 91789, 5\Zject to the ~ions, m::xh!icat ona and s set forth. ter 2C of Title 8, !:ncJlewood ~tlnicipal Code 1985, shall new read u f oll 8-2C-l: CXX>E ADCPnD I . • • • 8-2C-2: SPOCIFIC ~roiFICATIOOS TO ADOPTED CXXlE THE FCI..LCJ4ING SPOCIFIC OiANGES, t-[X)IFICATIOOS AND AHENI~1ENTS ARE HEREBY !.JADE IN THE PROITISIOOS CF THE UNIFQRI.I PLUMBING COOE, 1988 EDITIOO, HEREIN AIDJE ADOPTED: A. DELETE SOCTIOO 10.2 OF PART I. 8. SI!X:TIOO 20 .1 of PART I D1INIS'11Wl'IVE Al1l'HCIUTY. DEU:l'E THE 'mX'l' OF 'lHIS SB:l'IOO AND REPLH::E \~ THE ~ \GOING: THE HMINIS'11tATIVE Almi:IUTY SHALL BE IU'INEI> AS THE C:OOE HMINI~ CR HIS OOLY AlmDUZED IGDir. C. J:EL!'1'E SPJ:TIOO 20.2 CF PART I. D. tl!:LET!: SB:l'I~ 20. 3. OF PART I. E. SICTIOO 20. 7 of PART I OOST OF Pf»UT. DELETE THE F001m1 PAMGRAPH IN ITS fNl'IRE'1Y. DEU:l'E THE "SCHElXJLE OF FEES" IN ITS fN1'IRET\'. REPLH::E THE SfXXN> PARitGRAPH WI'nf THE ~ ~n«a : THE 1'!% f'CR £ItCH PERKIT SHALL BE ~ CN THE VALUATICN OF ~ICN A~ rE'n»IINEI> AS SET I"CCmf IN TABLE No. 3-A CF THE 1988 lJJIPCR1 IIUILDII«a cca:. P'. ~ S!CTICN 20.12 CF PART I. G. Z.t'l'E SICTIQII 20 .14 PART I. H. SICTICN 401 (&)(2) ot ~ 4 , ~. OCLETE THE TfXT CF '1'HlS !U~Sa:'TI~ AIC) Rfl'L.liC! WI'nf THE ~ w:R>n«;: A8S ~I) PVC DWV PIPit«; !·~ 8l: INSTALLED D~ nOSE ~ ~ CXHl.ISTIII..E ~ IS PE'Rt-ti'rm:>. A8S N PVC DWV PIP to~ tel' BE lNS'tNUD IN ~l't 1iN.L ~ PK>'I'fX:ll ot CPelDQ IS ~IRfD su:H P IP , CR ANY ~ 'ro SlOt PIP tOT ~'I'! N1't PCRTI OF SAID \GUJ.., t. I . . • • • J. SEX:TICN 1004(a) OF CiAPTER 10, l-IATDUALS. IN 'niE THIRD SmrENCE DELETE 'niE PHRASE "A BUIIDD«<" AT 'niE END CE' 'lHE SfN'I'EN:E AND REPLACE wrnt 'niE FCLLCMil«; w:Jm~: '1'ti)SE ~ ~ CXMlJSTIBLE c.'C.NS'mOCTICN IS Pf»>I'l"l'm. CP\IC Nl:l PB PIP~ ~ 101' BE INSTALLED IN J!N'i WIU.L \<IDE PIOm:'l'ICN OF CI'ENDG; ISRB;lUIRED lH.ESS SOCH PIP~, at ANY A'l"1'N:IIENT ro SOCH PIP~, DCES NC1l' PD~TE ANY Pat'l'ICII CE' MID W1U.L. section 2. Not lns than three (3) copin of the Code described twrein &11 bi certified to be true copin of said Code by the Mayor and ttw City Clerk and filed in the office of the City Clerk at least fifteen (15) days pdor to public hearinq and subject to Plblic inspection at all timn WU.le said Code is in full force and effect. 'lbt Clerk shall maintain at all tiJIIH copies of ttw Code av&il.tlle for purchase by the public at IIIOISerate price. section 3. All ordinances and parts of ordinanc::es of the City of tn;lWOOC! Iii conflict or inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Introclx:ed, re.d in full, end pused on first readinq on the 1st of Mlly, 1990. Published u a Bill for 1n OrdiMnce on the 3rd day of !·lay, 1990. htilcla H. &CiW, Cl ty Ciirlt I, Ptltricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of !n;lewood, Colorado, henby certify that the ~ ln4 forecJOinq is a t.rue copy of a Bill for 1n Cll'dJ.Mnce, ~. reed in full, and puHd on first reAdinq on the lat day of~. 1990. Patriela H. cr;;; I . . DATE May 1, 1990 IIIITIATm IY STAFF SOUICE I SSUE/ACTIOII PllOPOSED • • • " COUNCIL COMMUNICATION MEJIDA ITEJI 1Z {d) SUBJECT Adoption of the 1990 Edition of the National Electr ical Code. DeparhM!nt of Ca.unity Development Walter J . Groditski , Code Administrator Adoption, by reference , of the 1990 National Electrical Code with exceptions, ~ifications , and a.e~nts . PIPJOUS COUIIC ll ACTI 011 llone STAFF AMLYSIS The 1990 Edition of the Nat ional Electrical Code has be n thoroughly reviewed by the Division of Building and Safety staff and adopt io n of th cod , wl h cer ain a•nct.ents, 1s recOMended . • I . • • ,. • FIIMIICIAL Oevelo~t Costs: New Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter requirements may cause a s1tiht ncrease tn develoP~ent costs in certain types of construction . Revenue Effect: The pen~it fee schedule in the 1990 edition is identical to the prevtousry-aaropted 1987 edition of the National Electrical Code; therefore , revenue projections for 1990 will ,....tn unchanged. I . - •t •• • SECTION: 8-2D-I : 8-2D-2: 8-2D-J: 8 -20-1: • • • CH APTER 2 CONS TR UCTION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE D ELECTRICAL CODE Code Adopted Specific Modlflcattons to Adopted Code Penalty COD E ADOPT ED There Is hereby adopted by reference thereto, the Nat ional Electrical Code, 1990 Edition, together with appendices contained therein, published by the National Flrt Protection Association, Batterymarch Parte, Quincy, MassactMttts 02269 and the Uniform Administrative Code Provisions for tht National Electrical Code 1990 Edition, with the same force and effect as If the same were fully set rorth herein, sooject to the exceptions, modifications and lmencJmtn t s thereto as htrttnarter set forth. one copy or tht lboYt dtscrlbtcl Codt shill be certlfltd to be a trw copy or sa id Code by tht Mayor and the Clert and flltd In the office or the Clert at least fifteen dlys prior to pU)IIc hearing and S\bjtct to PUblic Inspection at all t imes whllt said Codt Is In full rorct and effect. The CitriC shall ma inta in at all times rtiSOnlblt copies or tht Codt available ror w chast by the ~lie at rtasonablt pr ic e No tice or l)tA)IIc hfar tng shall be Plbllsnto once 1t le st fl rte en ( 15) dlys pr ed ng d.tt t or ht log, whtch 1\0 let II statt t MJ ct matter or l ht Codt, t and lddrt or t by which 10 c has bttn l)ron"UI l 0, tl and pi Of lng, and that COC)I Of t for going CoOt ton ftlt with tht C1ty Cltr and open to DUb lie 1 lion I . . . . • • • 8-20-l: SPECIFIC MODIFICATIONS TO ADOPTED CODE The following modlrtcattons are hereby made In the provisions or the National Electrical Codt (NEC), 1990 Edition, and the Uniform Administrative Code Provisions for the National Electrical Code (UACP- NEC), 1990 Edition, hereinabove adopted: A UACP-NEC, Section lOS. Delete entire section. tRtr~rto s.cuon a-1 -1. EMC 1985) B. UACP-NEC, Delete Sections 20 I( a), 20 I( b), 201 (c) and 20 I( h) of Chapter 2. tAeferle StclMII 8-1-5, EMC 1985) C. UACP-NEC, Delete Section 20 1(1) or Chapter 2. tRtr .. to Stction a-1-2. EMC 1985) D. UACP-NEC, Delete Section 20:5 of Chapter 2. (Refer to s.cuon 0-Hs. £1'1C 1985) E. UACP-NEC, Delete Section 204 or Chapter 2. tRtrer to S.CUon a-Ho. EMC 1915) F. UACP-NEC, Stctlon J04Ca>. paoe 9, PEJ111T FEES. Delete the first sentence and replace with the wordlflO" T/w fH for ~Kh ~II sill//"' biSM on/"' Yl/tM/ion of CtJnSirocl i0flll1tl driNmlnH IS nl forth in TIIJI~ AU J-A of IM 1988 lhlform 81/ilding COdr. G. UACP-NEC, Stctlon J04(b), page 10, PlAN REVIEW FEES Delete the second, third and rcuth sentences and replace w ith the wording Tlw P/611 rtv"w fHs for rtvl'w of mKhlnJCII p/.-,s : ~// IJ# ltlWI to 65 JN«Mt or ttw tot11 twmlt fH JtNn pl.rns lilY 1ncomplttt or c~ son to fW/11/r# #tldl/1(1()1/ p/.rn ~YJ#~ 611 Mlf/1/ 1(1()1/ p/111 ~ltW fH sM/1 IJ# c~ 11 lh# rllt shown m TMJI' No J -A Dl ttl# 1964 thlform 81/J/dJng coq, H UACP-NEC, Stctlon JOS<t), page II, R£INSP£CTI In l W.IC)h add tnt fOIIOWI"Q Word ng It the tnd Of the 1\lW":lMMIIM tJf llw 191111/iuform '''"'fl'"' C«Jr I . • • • • ·-r-~~;·.,r.:-.'•.• I. UACP-NEC, Delete Table No. 3-A, pages 12-15, ELECTRICAL PERMIT FEES. J. NEC Article 110-5. Add the following sentence at the end of the paragraph: The installation of a/Lt71inum or copper-clad allJITiini.HTI conthctors smaller in size than A we; fNJIT1/Jer eight (8) IS IJ('OIJIIJ/tl!d K. NEC Article 333-4. Add the following sentence at the end of the last sentence: AI/I )'PI AC c.tJ/' WI/~ provided Wllh a {(II/ sized gt"'OINJing con«xt or. L. NEC Article JJ6-J. In the first sentence Insert the word "and " · between the wordS "dwellings· and ·multifamily" and delete the phrase "and other structures: M. · NEC Article J36-4(a). In I tem (4), delete the phrase ·except as provided In Article 518, Pl aces of Assembly"; in Item (8) de l et e the word ·or·; In lttm (9) place a sem i co l on·;· after the number "504-20" and add the word ·or· after the sem i colon; and add a new I tem ( 10 ) to read ·tn 61)' C01T1111W"cJa/, Jnwst rlal, n tat l or IJW/Ic bulldJf19 : N. NEC Art i cle 5 18-J , Ex ctpt lon No . I, page 517, Del ete the phrase "Non -meta llic sheathed cabl e: 1 -28-l : PENAL TV It Shall be ll'llawfOl for 'IJitV person to rec t . construct , enlarge, alter. repair, move, ttf'ICII"'\\e, removt, convert or demo lf5h , eQU p, use , occupy, or manta n ll'fll build ng or struc:t~.re n the City, or cause the same to be done , contrary to or n vtolat on or 1/J'ry of the prov l s ons or th s COde Ally person v i ol ating IJJ'ry of the prov i sions of this Code, upon conv ic t on, shall bt ~I Sf\td by a r nt or not mort thin rtve hundred doll <SSOO 00) or by l mprts orvn nt r or not mort than nlntty (90) days, or by both uch fine lnd Impri sonment I . . CIIDINAUCE NO. ~IES OF 199_0_ • • - BY AU'l'HORITY A BILL FOR I · COONCIL BILL llO. 17 ~rxx;:tl JU1u ;f/l j- AN CIIDINANCE REPEALIN;; OIAPI'ER 20 (ELOCTRICAL COOE) OF TITLE 8, ~ l·llNICIPAL a::DE 1985 I AND REEtV\CI'ING A NDol OW'TER 20 ADOPI'ING BY REFERI:lCE 'DiE NATI~ ELfX:'miCAL COOE, 1990 FDITICN I INCLUDIN;; APPfliDICES AND 'niE llnFCIU-1 Att-!INISTRATIVE COOE Pl!CWISICI-15 F(R 'niE NATIOOAL EUX:TRIC <IDE I SUBJ!X:T 'ro CERTAIN EXCI:PTIOOS, 1-IX>IFICATICJIS A"m Al·mND-!flll'S. \:lHEREAS, the City of Dlglelo'Oed officially adopted the 1984 National Electrical Coc5e as its regulatory code for electrical equi!Xll!!nt and wiring installationa; and ~. certain provisiona within the 1984 National Electric Co6l now require ~nts to insure consistent and nonconflicting application of the Code; and ~ltDU:AS, the City Divisicn of Building and Safety staff have t:horoughly reviewed the 1990 edition of the r:ational Electric Coc5e and recuii:aroda adoption thereof subject t.0 certain exceptions, m:xUfications and.~ta, tO:, ~. BE IT ClmAINEI> B'l 'niE CIT'i CXXN:IL OF 'niE Cl'N OF ElG.D«XlD, ~.THAT: Section 1. 0\apter 20 of Tltle 8, t:nglewood !>unic pal Code 1985, is hereby r;pe&led and a new Ouapter 20 a enacted adopting by ref renee the National Uniform Electric Codlt, 1990 Edition, including Appencticea .ru1 the tl'\ifom Mniniatrative COde Prcvuiona for the ~ational I:lectncal COde 1990 &dition, published by the 1 tionAl Fire Protect on Asaoc at1on, Batte~ch Park, Quincy, IAs~ts 02269 sub ect t.0 the excep 1ens, raot'\ihcations and nts se fort.". pter of T1tle 8, ~lelo'Oed l~c pal COde 1985, shall re d as toll I . • • • 8-2 SPEX:IFIC MDIFICATIOOS TO IIDOPTfD ODE 'niE f'<LLCMil«; ~OOIFICATIOOS ARE HEREBY tWlE IN 'n1E PROVISIOOS OF 'n1E NATIOOAL ELEX:.'TRICAL <XDE (NEX:), 1990 IDITIOO, AND 'n1E UNIFOOM ~[lNlS'mATIVE <XDE PROIIISIOOS ~ 'niE NATIOOAL ELEX:.'TRICAL ODE (t.IACP-NEX:), 1990 IDITIOO, HEREIN ABOVE ADCPTID: A. DELETE t.IACP-NEX:, SEX:TIOO lOS OF~ 1. B. DELETE t.IACP-NEX:, SEX:TIOOS 20l(a), 20l(b), 20l(c) and 20l(h) of ClfNI'1'm 2. C. lELE'l'E t.IACP-NEX:, SEX:TIOO 201 ( i ) of OIAP1'ER 2 • D. lELE'l'E t.IACP-NEX:, SEX:TIOO 203 OF OIAP1'ER 2. E. 1ELE'I'E t.IACP-NB:, SEX:TIOO 204 OF OIAP1'ER 2 • F. t.IACP-NB:, SD:TIOO 304(a) CF OIAP1'ER 3, Pf»t!T FEES. Ofl.E1'E 'n1E FIRST SDil'fH:E MD REPl.1a: WI'l1l 'niE ~ loatDD«i: THE F!E ~ F.IICH PmMIT SHALL BE Msm 00 'l1iE VJW.IATI OF CXNS'l1UX:TIOO AND DE'l"fRUNfl> AS SET Fami IN TABLE • 3-A OF 'l1iE 1988 liUPCR! BUILDll«i COO£. G. t.IACP-NB:, SEX:Tl<Jl J04(b) CF OIAP'1'Dt 3, ~ REVIfJf FEES. OE:IEil: ntE S!XXH>, "nfiRD AM> F<XlR'11f SI!NitlQ::s AM> REPLACE Winf ntE tOU>D«i: ntE ~ R1.VIDi FEES ~ REVUll CF EUX:'l'RICAL £X.'IlW, TO 65 fltXDrr CF ntE 'rol'AL PDMI1' ftt. nc:J1'LETE 0W«ZD 9J AS TO R!OJIRE AOOITI REVIllW I AN AIDITIQW. ~ REVIEW n:E SHALL BE OOI«iii!D 'l'HE AA1'E n1 TABLE • 3-A CF 'l'HE 1988 ~. H. t.W:P-NEX:, SD:TI JOS (e ) CF ~ 3, I'Ollml PMIGRAPH AID "GIDDC PMIGRAPH: C£ l I. J. I . • • • L. ra:: AATICLE 336-3, n1 THE FIRST SEll'l'flCE INSiln' 'mE \QU< "AND" ~·£EN THE ~ "a'lEI.Ln«;g• AND "fol!LTIFA'1ILY" AND DELI:TE 'rnE PHRASE "AND O'niF.R ~. • H. NEX: ARTICLE 336-4(a). IN I'll:.'! (4), DELETE 'mE PHRASE "EXCEPT AS P1WJVIDED IN AR'I'ICL! 518, ~ CP ASSDlBLY"; m I'l'Dt ( 8) DELETE 'ntE tOO "CR"; IN I'ID1 ( 9) P1.N:E A SDII<XLal"; "Af"l'ER 'mE Na~ "504-20" AND All> 'DIE l-aut "CR" ~ 'ntE SDIIc:a.cN; AND AOO A~ I'1Dt ClO> ro RDD: "IN ANY CX:.!-1DCIAL, INDUS'DUAL, RErAIL CR PUBLIC BUn.Dn«;." N. Nil: ARTICL! 518-3, EXCEPII~ No. 1, OEI.E1!: 'DIE PHRASE "t«<i-M!'l'ALzc SKF.M1Im OBLE. • Section 2. Not 1"• than three C 3) cq>ies of the Code described herein ihali be certified to be true copi .. of S&ic1 Code by the MaYQr and the City Clerk ..S filed in t.'w office of the City Clerk at leut fifteen (15) ~ pt"ior to public hearinq .-w! subject to public inspection at all tu.. 'IIIU.le aaic1 C.OCS. is in full force anc1 effect. ~Clerk shall .unt.1n at all tU.. ccpi .. of the Coc1e evailable for purchase by the public at ~ate tx'ice. Section 3. All orc11nances lind parts of orc11nances of the City of Jngl..ooc! In conflict or inconsistent herwwith are hereby npe&lec1. Int.rocb»c1, rHc1 in full, anc1 puMcS on first rHc1inq on the 1st of Hay, ltto. PublistwcS u a Bill for an Or~Mnce on the 3rc1 day of I·:.Y, 1990. m Van DYke, lt.yor liatrlcla H. Ci'Qit, City Clerk , City Cl cf the C.1ty Of !hg1Mo10Cc1, Color the .-lc1 t ng is a tNt c:q,y of a 1111 t ., rnc1 n full , and on f.l.nt r.adlng en the 1 P rlcla k. Ci'Qit I . . • DATE May 1, 1990 INITIATED IY STAFF SOUICE ISM/ACTIC. PIOPOSED • • • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION MENDA ITEM 12 (e) SUBJECT Adopt 1 on of the 1988 Edition of Uniform Fire Code and Uniform Fire Code Standards Department of Community Development Walter J. Groditski, Code Administrator Adoption, by reference, of the 1988 Uniform Fire Code and the 1988 Uniform Fire Code Standards, with exceptions, MOdifications, and amendments . PIOIOUS COllltiL ACTIC. None STAFF MAL YSI S The 1918 edttlon of the Unifol"ll Fire Code and Unifol"ll Fire Code Standards has been thoroughly reviewed by the Division of Building a Safety staff and th Fire Division staff and adoption of the cod and standards, with certain a no.ent s, is r.c nded . I . • • • FIIWICIAL Devel~t Costs: More stringent provisions in the 1988 Untfona Ftre Code for IUltt~ly restdenti1l construction relating to fire protection syst .. s inst1ll1tion will incre1se the cost of building IUltt -f .. tly dwellings . Revenue Effect: There 1re currently no penait fees levied through the 1pplic1tion lftd enforciiiiit of the 1985 Unifona Fire Code or for the 1988 Unifona Fire Code. I . . SECTION: 8 -2£-1: 8 -2£-2: 8 -2£-l : 8 -2 £-1: • • • CHAPTER 2 CONS TRUCT ION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE E FIRE CODE Code Adopted Spectftc t1odtf t cattons to Adopted Code Penalty COD E ADOP TE D There Is hereby adopted, by reference thereto, the Uniform Fire Code, 1988 Edition, InclUding IPOendlces 1-C, 11-B, Ill-A, 111-B, 111-C, V-A, ana VI-A and the Uniform Fire Code Stanoaros. 1988 Edition, ~llshed Dy the International Conference of Building OffiCials and Western F1re Chiefs Assoc1at1on, 5360 South Worttman Mill Road, Whittier, Cahrorma, 90601, With the same force and effect as though the same were set forth tn full htrtln, Ujtct to the elCcepttons, modifications and amtndmtnts thereto as here nafter Stt forth One copy or the above oescr1bed Code Shall be certlflfd to be a true copy of sa1d Code by the Mayor and the Cl ano flied In tf\e orrtce or the Clerk at least f ifteen days or or to I>Ubllc hearing and swject to Ptbllc lf\SOectlon at 11 t mes w hile sa to Code 1s tn run rorc eff T Cl II mam mat II 1m s re onable tOPI of t C liable for we public r on le pr1ce I -• • • 8-2E-2: 5PECIFIC MODIFICATION5 TO ADOPTED CODE The following specific changes, modifications, and amendments are hereby made In the provisions or the Uniform Fire Code, 1988 Edition, hereinabove adopted: A Delete Section 2.10 I or Art lcle 2, Division I. <Refer t.o s.cuons 8-1-S a. 1~-1~ EI1C 1985) B. Delete Sections 2 .102, 2.105, 2.107 and 2.108 or Article 2, Division I. ow .. to SetlJc.l &-1-5, EI1C 1985) C. Delete Sections 2 .103 and 2 .104 of Article 2, Division I . <Aer .. te Section 1~-1-3, EI1C 1985) D. Delete Section 2.106 or Article 2. Division 1. tAif .. te Section 8+2. E11C I tiS) E. Sect ion 2 20 I (a), page 4, INSPECTIONS AKJ UNSAFE SUlLO I NGS. Dtlttt the word "chief" in the rtrst pr•aph and replace with the phrase • COiM Adrlinstr1tor or OltYCtor of Slfety SHY ices· F. Dtlete Sections 2 202 and 2 203 of Article 2. Division 11 ow .. to s.u.. 1~·1--4 .. &-1 ·5 . f"C lteS) G. Section 2 ~I), pages 4-5, ORDERS, N:>TIC£5 AKJ TAGS Delete the ptnse "Chief or hts· tn the first sentence and replace w1th the phrase "FifWI'I"wMMJtJnllllwtJ or OIW. H 0 I . • • • J . Section 2.30I(a), page 6, ALTERNATE MATERIALS AND HETHODS . Delete the word "chief" wherever it appears and replace with the phrase "Fire Prevent ion BlK'eafl. • K. Delete Sections 2.30 I( b) & (c) of Article 2, Division Ill. (Refer to Sec lion fl-1·7, EMC 1985) l. Delete Sect I on 2.302 or Art lcle 2, Division 111. IRer.,.. to s.cuon e-1-1. EMC 1985) M. Delete Section 2.303 of Article 2, Division Ill. IAef~ t.o Secllon 8·1-e, EMC 1985) N. Section 3 101, page 12, UNLAWFUL CONTINUANCE OF A FIRE HAZARD. Delete the phrase "chter or hts· and replace with the phrase "Fire l'f'WMtlon ~~~~or any. • De Jete the phrase ·gull t y or a misdemeanor" and replace with the wording • sw;~t to those IJMI/t its prescri/JM by IM Englew()()(f 11tnicitMI C~: 0 . Stet ton 4.10<4, page 13, INSPECTION REQUIRED. Delete the phrase "chler or his authorized representative· and replace w1th the phrase · tu.w of 11~ prevent ion: P. Stctlon 4107 , P'9t 14, REVOCATION OF PE~ITS Delete the word "chief"~ replace w i th the phra5e "Fire mv~t1on 8trtw· a Section 4 108, pages 14·19, PER1tT REQUIRED. Delete all Items IICCIC)t tht following b 1 Bonfires or rubbiSh fires b 2 Bowling ptn or allty refiniShing b 3 &rntng tn Otilllc place c t , ranotes ano ooen flames In assrmbly ar as f I E PIO!IV or b l 5 f I Fir w s I'll zar m ter 1 Is 2 z dwi proouc.t ton m t •at m 2 II , c d o 1 P rto l t 2 T ~ atr· m l tal ttd strvct~r uno I . • • • ,. • R. Section IO.JOI(c), page 50, WATER SUPPLY . Add the following new Paragraph: IWiere there are pract ica/ difficulties in providing a water system capable of supplying tne required fire flow for af'ly ooilding or strocttre, a S(!ita/Jie automatic fire extinguisning system or systems, as JPI)roYed /Jy the Fire PreYentton Bt.reau_ may /Je installed for the protect ton or SIICh ootldlng or strocttre. SIICh systM~(s) may~ installed provided tn.1t in tne opinion of the Fire Prevent ion 8t.reau_ tne fire suppression CI/Mbilll its of the extinguiShing system(s), in conjiiiCiion with the ava1Ja1Jie water SLPf)/y, /)f'Oflidtls an acceptable level of fire protect ion for the /JtJI ldtng or strocttre in quest ton. S. Section I 0.306(b), pages 52-5J, All OCCUPANCIES EXCEPT GROUP R, DIVISION J AID GROUP M. Add the following Paragraph as item 5: In all /Juildings which an fifty (50) or more fNt in height (as drfi!IM in Chlpter '4 of the 1988 Uuform Building COG¥). or wnich comprise more 1/WI fou-stories imtspec/ive of height, except· 6rot¥J B occt.p~nCies classified exciiJSively as open /Mf'ting ~sin accordllnee w1tn Sect Jon 709 of the 19881i1Jform Building Codr. T. Section 78.106, page 214, SEIZURE Of FIREWORKS. Delete the telCt of this section In Its entirety and replace with the following wording· Ttw DirK/or of Slfety Ser'VIces. CMe Atimmstrator or their 1111/lorlnd lf/Ml or 69MIS shall be '"'IJ()WNW/ to SeiZe, t6ke_ rwnow or CMIS# to IJe retn()t~Nf, 11 til# expense of t!w ownw; any lnf1 all (JIMn/ 11 les or flt?works IJOSSessett, s/Of'ed. offered for til#. for ule 11 retail. eKPOsed for Rl#. 1/Sed, explOded, or !wid WJ//1 the mtmt to offer for ule, ttJ sell at retail. ttJ liSt, or IO txplfJde. In VIOII/101'1 Of thiS Ar/JCi t ... I . . • • • 8-2£-l: PENALTY It shall be oolawful for tJ11Y person to erect, construct, enlarge, alter, repair, move, Improve, remove, convert or demolish, equip, use, occupy, or maintain tJ11Y building or structW"t In the City, or cause the same to be done, contr.-y to or tn violation of lrfY of the provisions of this Code . Arty person violating my of the provisions of this Code, upon conviction, shall be ~Q~IIhed by a fine of not more than five hoodred dollars C$500.00) or by Imprisonment for not more than ninety (90) days, or by both such fine and tmprtsonmtnt. I . . OOD.nwa NO. SERIES OF 199_0_ • • • BY Al.1l'HORI'IY A BILL FeR COONCIL Bn.L NO. 18 ~~ AN CRDnw.:E REPF.AI.m; OiAPTER 2E (FIRE COOE) OF 1TIU: 8, ~ "UIICIPAL CXIlE 1985 I AND ~ A t8i OfAPTER 2E ADCl"rn«; BY ~ 'DtE t.laFC&I FIRE CXDE, 1988 EDITIOO, DCLll>n«; APPDmiCES I-<:, II-B, III-A, III-a, III-<:, v-.a., VI-A, AND 'mE UNIF<»t FIRE COOE STANoMos, ~ EDITirn 5Uam:T 'ro <DTAIN EXCEPTICNS IIX>IFICATIOOS AND »IElDIENI'S. ICJfP WHEREAS, the City of Englewood has I.Uied the Unifonn Fire Code as a ~1 safety code since 1970; and WHEREAS, this Code is \.l)dated periodically to keep pace with changing techno1oqy; and \~, the City Division of &nlding and Safety ata.ff has thoroughly reviewed the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Fire Code and rwc:awaeuda acklption thereof subject to the exceptions, modlfications and ~ts u hereinafter set forth; tnl, 'l'HEREPCR£, BE IT CHl.\INm BY THE CI'IY COLtcn. cr 'DtE Cl'IY cr ~.~.~: Section l. Chapter 2£ of T1tle 8, tnqlewood lClpal Code 1985, is hHeby iiPHlec! and a new 0\apter 2£ u ed adoptm; by ! r~ the lhifom Fin Code, 1988 !:d.ltion, 1neludi.ng AFPendlcea I-<:, 1-, Ill-A, III-a, III-<:, v-.a., VI-.a., and the lin !om rue s 1 by the InternAtional Conference ot Builc:in; hclala 0\ eta .a.a~ ation, 5360 Uorlalwln 11 Road, t 1er, Cal forn.ia ) to the aeept:lona, I'ID1itica ona and a let ! , of Ti le 8, Englewood 1c1pal Code 1985, &hall read toll I • • • 8-2E-2: SPB::IFIC t-XDIFICATI~S TO AOOPTID OJOE 'n1E ~ SPB::IMC OWQS, I·XDIMCATIOOS, AND NIE2m·IENTS ARE HEREBY IW>E IN 'n1E PROVISIOOS OF 'lliE UNIF<R'1 FIRE CODE, 1988 EDITIOO, HEREIN ABOVE ADCPl'ED: A. DELETE SEX.'TIOO 2.101 OF ARTICLE 2, DIVISIOO I. B. DELETE SEX.'TIONS 2.102, 2.105, 2.107 AND 2.108 OF ARTICLE 2, OIVISIOO I. C. DELETE SEX.'TIONS 2.103 AND 2.104 OF ARTICLE 2, DIVISICil I. D. DELETE SEX:TIOO 2.106 C»' ARTICLE 2, DIVISIOO I. E. m:Tia. 2 .201(a) CE ARTICLE 2, DIVISIOO II, INSPa:'TIOOS AND t.RiAFE. BUIIDD«;S, DElEI'£ 'lltE 1o0m "CHIEF" IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH Nt> REPLN:E WI'l1f 'niE PHRASE "COO£ Al:MIIU~ CR 0~ C»' SAFE'1Y SCl{VICES. " F. DELETE SEX:TIONS 2.202 AND 2.203 OF ARTICLE 2, OIVISIOO II. G. SP.X:Tia. 2.204(a) C»' ARTICLE 2, DIVISICJl II, CJU>ERS, NC1l'ICES AND TAGS, DEU!TE 'lltE PHRASE "'UZF CR HIS" IN 'n1E FIRST SENmQ AND ) REPLACE WI'l1f ntE PHRASE "FIRE PREVfl:TIOO BUREAU CR OlliD." H. srrria. 2.204 (b) C»' ARTICLE 2, OIVISIOO II, ~. tmiCI:S AND 'DIGS, DEU!TE 'ntE PHRASE "'UEr' CR HIS" IN 'lltE FIRST Nl> 'l1fiRD Sl!2f1'Da t7 'l1t! FIRST PNWiRAPH Nt> ~ WI'l1f 'lltE PHRASE "FIRE Plti:V!2mCJJ llm'.NJ CR cmtER." IN 'l1IE S!XXN) PARAGRAPH, OClZl"£ ntE WCIID "'iiEF" Nt> RD'UCE Winl '111£ PHRASE "FIRE PREVDn'IOO ~" Aim DElZ'l'E ntE ~ "tOrlrl 'niE lll1ILDD«< C»'MCIAL 1ft) SIW..L." IN 11£ S!I:XN) PMAI:aYH OI!U!'!!: ntE PHRASE "llti>ER 'niE BUIWD«: CXllE" Nl> l'.!PL.IIa: WI'l'll 'l1IE PHRASE "BY ~. " I. SIX:Tl 2.204(c:) Cl ARTICLE 2, OIVlSIOO II, CJU>ERS, miCES ~ 'DIGS, ct1.ET! THE "Of rtF" Nl> RO'LACE 17Int THE PHRASE "FIRE J. K. L. H. Plti:V!2fi'I 8UU:AU." S!l:~t .. z. 02 m"~l:».. l. 03 (c:) t7 ARTICLE 2, OM I III. ARTlCLC 2, OM I 111. 2, OM I III. I • • • • • "GUILTY OF A riiSDEi:-!FANOR" AND REPLACE WITH THE K>RDING "SUB.JEX:T TO THOSE PFlW.TIES PRESCRIBED BY 'rnE ~ t·llNICIPAL COOE." 0. SfX:TIOO 4.104 OF ARTICLE 4, INSPEX:TIOO RmUIRID, DELETE THE PHRASE "CHIEF CR HIS ALmtciUZID REPRESENTATIVE" AND REPLACE WITH THE PHRASE "FIRE PREVFln'IOO BUREAU." P. SfX:TIOO 4.107 OF ARTICLE 4, REVOCATIOO OF PERMITS, DELETE THE NH> "OIIEF" Nm REPLACE WI'nf THE PHRASE "FIRE PREVENI'IOO ~-" Q. SfX:TIOO 4.108 OF ARTICLE 4, PERMIT REXJUIRID, DELETE ALL ITD1S EXCEPT 'DIE ~: b.1. ~ CR RUBBISH FIRES. b.2. JDLIK; PIN CR ALLEY REFINISHn«;. b. 3. BURNn«; IN PUBLIC PLH:E. c .1. cmu:s Nm CP~ FLH£S IN ASSDIBLY AREAS . e.l. EXPLOSIVE CR BLASTII«> AGENI'S . f .1. FIR1HIUCS. h .1. HAZARIXXJS tWI'DIALS. h .2. HAZMDOOS PIO)OC'TIOO ~wmuALS . m. 2. MALL, CO\IERfD. p .1 . PARADE ~. t .2. 'l'!Nl'S AK> AIR-Sli'PCJt11!D ~. w .1. ~ MM'I:lUAL HMG..n«;. R. S!rl'ICII 10 .301 (c) ARTia.E 10, DIVlSIOO 3 , ~ SUPPLY, ND THE P'CLLCial«> NEW PAMGIW'H: s . \IDE 'l'HI'J'(f! ME PRICl'ICAL DifTiaLTIES Dl PRJV'ID A ~ SYS'lBt CAPABLE (E SLI'PLYn«; THE RlQTIRED FIRE~ ~ NlY llJIU>D«; CR S"l1U:'l\E, A SUITAilLE NJlOfM'IC FIRE EXTDGJISHD«i SYSTI!M CR SYS'l'DIS, AS APlWMD BY THE FIRE PREVDffiCII BIJU".AU, PIM' BE DISTALUD ~ THE PfCIU"rl <:E SlOt BlJIU) S'l1U:'1U\E . SI.Ot SYS"l"'4(Sl HA.Y no~STALLED JW:NIDED '!.'fiAT Dl 'mE CPINI <:E THE Fn! PREVEN1'I ntE FIRE SlFPRESSI CAPA.Bn.ITIES C7 THE EK'l'DGJISI SYS'ft'Jol (S), I WI'nl THE AVJJJ»>U! ~T!R SU'PLY, PIOftDES I...J:V!I. P'IR.C PIW'm'l"TTI~ ll1ILD I . • • • • T. sa::TIOO 78.106 ARTICLE 78, SI:IZURE CF FIRDau<s, DELETE THE TI:XT OF '11US SEX:TIQ~ IN ITS E!l'l'IRE'IY AND REPLAcE Hint THE ~ ~DmiNG: THE DIREX:'ItR CF SAf'ETl{ SERVICES I COOE Aa·UNI~ (]t THEIR AlmDUZID AGENT Cit AGEm'S SHALL BE DIPCWE:Rm 'ro SEIZE, TAKE, REM)VE m CAUSE ro BE RDCVED, AT THE ~ CF niE atmt, Nrt AND ALL ~ CF FIRDaW; ~. ~I Ci'EEREO PCit WoE, l'tlt ~ Ia RErAn.., CCPOSm l'tlt SALE, usm, EICPUIZ>, m HELD Wint 'DIE IN'ftNr ro ~ FCR SALE, 'ro S!l.L Ia RETAIL, roUSE, CJt 'ro EXPLOOE, IN VICLATia~ CF 'DIIS ARTICLE. Section 2. Not lfts than thrH (3) c:opift of the Code described twr.in iiiAli be certified to be true ocpi" of Mid Code by t.he Mllyor and the City Clerk and filed in the office of the City Clerk at least fifteen (15) dllya prior to public hearing and subject to public inlpeet:ion at all tU.. wule Mid Code is in full force and effect. n. Clerk shall ~ain at all times copies of the Code availele for purc:hue by the public at IIIOderate price. Section 3. All ordinances ~ parts of ordinances of the City of lnglNiC)d In conflict or incxlnaistent herewith are her.by repulec!. Introclx:ed, reed in !ull, and puMd on first readinq on the 1st of • _.. lttO. PUblished u • Bill for an Ordinance on t.'"le lrd dlly of •~~~y, 1990. A2'ft.:IT: htilcla R. crow, city derk • I . . DATE May 1, 1990 IIIITIATm IY STAFF SOUICE ISSUE/~TIM PIOPOSED • • • COUNCIL COMMUNICATION A&EJI)A ITEM 12 (f) SUBJECT Adoption of the 1988 Edition of Un i form Code for Abatement of Dangerou s Building s Department of Commun i ty Development Walter J . Grod its ki, Cod e Ad mi nis trator Adopt i on , by reference, of th e 1988 Uni fo r. Code for the Abatement of Dangerou s Bu i ld i ng s, wi th excep t i ons, IOdifications, and amen dMent s . PIOIOUS CCIIII:IL ~TIM None STAFF AMI.YSIS The 1918 edition of the Untfor. Code for the Abat.-.nt of Dang rou s Bu i ld i ng s has been t horoughly revl by the Div is ion of Build i ng and Saf ty s taff , and 1dopt i on of t he code, with certa i n ... na.ents , is r c nded . I • • • FIIWI:IAL Develop!!nt Costs: No costs associated with develo~nt. Revenue Effect: No revenue is realized through abat ... nt procedures. Should the abite.en~ dangerous building be pursued, the owner of the property is responsible for p.,_.nt of costs incurred. I . . SECTION: 8-2F-I : 8-2F-2: 8-2F-J: 8-2F-1 : • • • CHAPTER 2 CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY CODES ARTICLE F DANGEROUS BUILDING CODE Code Adopted Spectftc Modlflcattons to Adopted Code Penalty CODE ADOPTED There Is hereby adopted, by reference thereto, the Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings, 1988 Edition, published by the International Conference of Building Officials, 5360 Worttman Mill Road, Whittier, caurornta, 9060 I, with the same force and errect as 1f the same were fully set rorth herein, SUbject to the exceotlons. moolflcatlons ano arnencments thereto as hereinafter set rortt\. One copy of the aoove described Code shall be cert I fled to be a true copy or said Code by the Mayor and the Clertc and flied In the office of the Clri at least fifteen ( 15) days prior to public herlng and 5\i)jtet to public Inspection at all times wh ile said Code Is In full force and effect The Clerk shall m11nta1n at all t1mes reasonable copies of the Code available for ~chase by the I)OOIIc at reasonable price. Notice or P\illlc hOrtng shall be I>OOIIwd once at least fifteen< 15) preced ing date of hear ing, wh tch no t ice Shall s tate t S\i)Jec t m t r of Code, the name and acb'e s of the by wh ich td Code ha promol~ted , time and PI e or he 1ng, and that coo of the ror son flit w tth tht Ctty Cl and OOtn to Ptbhc In cllon 8 -2f-2 ; SPfCt IC t1001FICATI TO ADOPT 0 COO£ I'NIINIIII~ ... moch f c t ions and -IINfll""" ~tfann COdt ror t adop(td I . • • • • A. Delete Sect ion 20 I (c) or Chapter 2. (Refer to Sect ion II -1-:5 , EMC 1911:5) B. Delete Section 203 of Chapter 2. (Refer to S.clioro 6-1-10, Et1C 1965) C. Delete Section 205 of Chapter 2. (Refer to S.Clioro 6 -1-8, Et1C 1965) D. Delete Chapter 5, APPEAL, In Its entirety. <Rtrerto Sect ion 6 -1-8. EMC 1965) E. Delete Chapter 6, PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF HEAR ING APPEALS , In Its entirety. !Rtfer to Stcuon e-1-e. Et1C 19e5) F. Section 80 I( a), page 26, PROCEDURE . In the f i rst sentence, delete the phrases "therefore to the Di rector or Publ ic Wms· and ·under the direction or sa i d Director : Delete the second sente nc e In i ts entirety. G. Sect i on 601(b), page 26, COSTS . Delete ent ire section. H. Section 802, page 26, REPA IR N«J DEf"a.ITI ON Fl.H> Delete ent ire sect i on. I. Otlete Sections 901 t~ 9 12 or Chap ter 9 Rep l ace these Sections wltl'l the follow ing text S«tiM 901. ItO TIC£ OF COST Wf1M 6ny costs ~ incii'TWI by t M City m CltiSingiM f"rr))ir or dmlolll 1on of q bvllding ~ /)(rS(I4n / to II» prtWISions of S«t1on 70 l (c)J of thiS C~ IM City~ stv/1 cws. 1st ll#mMI to 1M Pf"''WW1 by II» DirK/or of F!Mne' sllow1ilg II» Wflo l' cost of f"rr))lr t o. or dmloi!IIM of, 111y 1Ju1lding, pltJS II fiNn IJNC'MI ( 151 ) lor MTIIniStr'II IW costs, If)(/ StiCh Stl tt¥ntnl SIII/I IN! m11/td to I M JY'(JfJely owi1Nfs) With lnstrocliMS t/JI( Slid SflttmM( WI/I IN! Plld In lVII. PltJS COSIS, Within thirty t1IJ'$ of Slid m~tllf19 5«1 I(Jfl 902 ASSESSI'EI 1 If, II IN th1rly from SIJC/1 milling dill. IM I vii llfnOU>/ Of SIJCII SIIIM?Mf IS not /)lid, lM C11y ~ s/111/mlorm Clly CO<nCII of UCIIIKI, lf1d IM CO<nCII SIII/I t~ MK/111 ()r(/JMne' 'S' 1f191M w/101' ¥nOU>t of uch SliiMtMf. PltJS Ill lfldlf IMIIIM """'"'' of SIJCII lmOU?t. lf}llnSI lM lOtS or IrK IS Of !YIIty IO W/ll(h SIJC/1 Sill MIMI Shill Nrlltn UXJn 111111 PIISSifl' of SUCh ordl ~ I C()f)y tllt'r~l SIII/I IN! SM( to l'< 'II PtrSOfl hwlf19 I IW:tJIY/111/W. I Ill q !YI IIy l,fJtJfl wiiiCI'IIII ISHssmMl IS I'1IMir, lfld Ill# 01/YC/or of FI/WIC' SIV/1 CN( 1/y StiCh 'SSmMIS to Ill# CIJcllly r. II coli! I StiCh ~Ism 1/w CDIIi IN/ I . • • • • .5«1/on 90J. A55E55t'ENTS A LIEN All Sl1Ch3ssessments Sh31/ constitute, from the effective d3te of the 3ssessing orttinNJCe, 3 ~ttlll lien in the several .rmOU1ts assessed against each lot or tr«t of land. and shall 118ve prionty over all liens excepting general tu IIMS 6ld prior spec ill assessments. M:1 delays, mistakes, errors or itT"9tJI.rr1ties in 811)' act or /)f"'Cee(/ing 8tltllorized herein sl1811 PtY}IJdlce or invalidate any final assessment,·IJut the same may be 1W11«11«1 by StiJSequent 8fT1entl'nents, acts or proceedings. as the case ffll)' fW/IIi"-lfifltM so remedied, the StJme s/131/ tt!lke effect 3S of the dlte or the origiMI «t or proceeding 5«1 ion 904 OTIER REIEOIES The 8fTIOU1t of any t.q)lid cll¥ge, plus 111 PMIIIies ldded t~to. shall constitute 1 debt the the City. Tile City AtiOI"M)' shall .rt the direct ion of the City l'f8nager, inst Jtute civil Stilt In the 1111T1e or the City to recover such cllarges and IJ#fJI/1/n. Such~ shall be ccmul.rtlve withal/ other remedies, incltltllnf /lfYJS«ttl ion in IU1iCiPII C01rt, for e.rch.rnd ewry viol.rt ion of this Ollpter. I-2F-l: PENALTY It Shltlllt W'llftruJ ror 11rf penon to erect. construct. enlrge, alter, repetr, move, Improve, remove, convert or demoltsh, eQUIP, use, occi.C)V, or rnatntaln 11rf butldlng or struct'" In the City, or cause the Slmt to be done, conlrrf to or In violation or 11rf or the provisions or th is Code Anf person violating"'' or tht provisions or this Codt, upon conviction, shill bt PW~Ithlcl ~ a rtne or not more thin rtve hoodrtd dollars <SSOO OO> or by tmorlsonrntnt for not more thin ninety <90> <Says, or by both such r ne and lmortscnnent I . . a:mnwa: NO . SE:1W:S OF l99o- • • • BY At.miORI'li' A BILL FeR )9- COUNCIL BILL llO . 19 ~~Y~IL ~lfl'lBER ~~ AN CR>INANCE REPFAl.IK; CliAP'1'm 2F (IWQ:ROOs BUI!Dmi ODE) OF TITLE 8 I E2G.fXlOO IOaCIPM. ODE 1985 I AND REEN1tCT!lli A t0i OW'TER 2F 1\DCP'l'mi BY REF'!ml'«:E 'l1IE ~I ODE FeR 'lliE ABA'IDIElll' OF DA."':RROS BUIIDm:;s I 1988 EDITI00 1 SUBJJ:X:T ro CERrAlN EXCEP'l'IOOSI KDIFICATICNS AriD AMElD-lENI'S. \'IIEREAS 1 the City o f Eng l ewood has used the Uni f om Coe.e for Abatsnent of Dangerous buildings as a roode l construction code since 1979 ; end ~~ this Code is updated periodically to keep pace with changing technology; end \~1 the City Division of Building and SAfety staff has thoroughly reviewe!d the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Code for the Abat t o f ~roua &.U l dings and reccr.mends adoption thereof subject to the exceptions, lll:ldifications and ~narents as hl!runa.tter set forth; tOl, 'l'tDEFCRE , BE IT ClmA.Il~ BY 'l1IE CITY CXXJNCIL OF 'lliE CI'li' OF Elt:iiL!HX:o, ~~ THAT: Section 1. 0\,tpter 2F of T1tle 81 f:n9lewcod ~ic1pa.1 Code 1985 1 11 henby niPH!id and a new 0\,tpter 2F • enacted ~1ng by reference the lt\i!om COde for the Ab.lt nt of Dan9erous Bu.ll<hng I 1988 Echt1cn 1 PJb}ished by the International Ccnfenmce of &.lil<hn9 Offlc1&11 1 5360 lbl1allln till~~ 1 1ttier1 California 90 01 1 ) to the~ OM 1 ~!ic.tiona and . tl se forth. 0\apt. r 2F o f T1tle 81 f:n9l r ~e pal COde 1985 1 shall read ae toll &-2.F-l: I . • • • A. DELETE SECTIOO 20l(c) OF OiAPTER 2. B. I:)E[£I'E SECTIOO 203 OF OiAPTER 2. C. 0EIEm SEX:TICN 205 OF OiAPTER 2. D. 1»:LETE OIAP'l'm 5. E. lEL£'lE OIAP'l'm 6. F. SI!CTICN 801(a) <:F ClfAP'l'Elt 8, PROCElX.JRE. IN 'nfE FIRST SEl'II'EN:E, tElZ'l'E 'DIE PHRASES "~ 'ID 'nfE 0~ <:F PUBLIC \OXS" N1> ·~ 'l'HE DIRPX:TICN OF SAID D~." DELETE 'l'HE SEXXH:> SENna:E D1 ITS ENI'IRE'IY. G. DEIEm SFX:'l'ICN 80l(b) OF <liAPTm 8. H. tElZ'l'E SFX:'l'ICN 802 OF <liAPTm 8. I. tElZ'l'E SFX:'l'ICNS 901 'nRllGt 912 <:F ~ 9. REPLACE 'rnESE SI!C'TlCNS WI'DI '11IE ~ mxT: S!Cl'ICN 901. 1«71''CE OF COST. SI!C'Tl 02. ~ AN'i <niTS ARE IN:lJUUD BY 'niE CI'IY IN CAUSIN; 'l'HE REPAIR CR D&ILITICN OF 1Ni BUIIDnr:; DCNE PURSUANT 'ID 'l'HE PIOTISICNS CF SECTICN 701(c)3 OF t 'DflS COO£, 'l1IE CI'IY ~ SHALL CAUSE A STJl.'l'fHM' 'ID BE PREPARm BY 'l'HE D~ OF FINAN:E S1Dm«i '1'HE tKLE COST <:F REPAIR 'ID, CR tDILITICN OF, Nl'i BUILDIN;, PLUS FI~ PDW:D1r ( 1~) FC.R NJ.O:NlSTRATIVE CX6TS' AK> 50C:H STAnMm SHALL BE ~ 'ID 'l1IE PIU'Ekl i {)lfU( S) Wini lNS'ntOCTI 'mAT SAID Sl'AT'fH:m' WILL BE PAID D1 ruLL, PLUS <niTS, \-llnu:N nuR'ri llo\'iS CF SAID w.n. I . . • • • SECTIOO 903. ASSESS.'IENTS A LID~. ALL SUCH ASSES~liNI'S SHALL cmSTI'IUl'E I FRa·1 'niE Efftx:l'IVE ~"'E CE' ':HE ASSESS~ CIIDINANCE 1 A PtlU>E'l'UAL LIEN IN THE SEVERAL NIX!tm; ASSESSID AGIUNST EACH rm CR TRACT OF LA:m I Aim SHALL HAVE PRICRI'IY 0\.'m ALL un.s ~ GFM:1W. TAX Lm~ Arm PRICR SPEX:IAL ASSES~ lENTS. oo DELAYs I l-USTAKI:S I ~ CR IRRm.li.AAITIES IN MlY JiCr OR PIOO:W:JD.:; AlmDUzm HEREIN SIIALL PREJ\X>ICE CR lNVM.IDATE Alrt FINAL ASSESSHDll'; Bl1l' ':HE SN·:E Nlt.Y BE Rf2·1:DIED BY SI.IBSEXJUfNr NeD lENTS I ACTS CR PRX:WJD'Q 1 AS THE CASE l·M ~IRl::. \liEN SO RDEDIID I THE SAME SHALL TAKE EF'FD::T AS OF THE DATE CE' THE CRIGDW, M:r CR PRX:WJn«<. sa:TI~ 904. <miER RDlEDIES. THE Al·Dill' OF ANY UNPAID OIMG£1 PLUS ALL PDIALTIES AIXIED 'l1DE'ro I SHALL ~STI'IU:E A DEBT DUE '11m CI'IY. THE CI'IY ~ SHALL AT THE DIJtfX:'l'I~ r:z THE ciTY r-wwa I INS'1TJUrE CIVIL SUIT nt THE tW£ CE' THE CITY ro ~ SOCH 0WG::S AI::> PDW.TIES. SUCH RnlEDY SHALL BE ClMJIATIVE WI'DI ALL <miER RD£Dn::s I no.t.Dn«> PklS!Cl11'I~ m ruaciPAL COORT I ~ I:AOi ~ ~ VICLATI~ CE' 'nliS OIAP'mR. Section 2. Uot less than three (3) copies of the Code dncribed -.in lh&l1 be c:ertifi..S to be true copies of S&ld Code by the t1ayor and the City Clft'k Md fil..S in the oftiee of the City Clerk at leut fifteen (15) ~ pdor to public twarinq ancS subject to p.ablic inspection at all tu.. While uid eoc.t. is in Ml fOl'Ce ancS effect. 'nle Clerk shall ~ain et all tiMs copies of the eoc.t. av&llable for purc:hue by the public et ~ete priee. ~~ rHd in Ml1 Md pu...s on fnst reading an the lst of ,.lay 1 1990, a Bill !or an Ord1nance an the lrd ~y ot ·:&y 1 1990. lC:la H. &cilt , Chy Cl rk I . . DATE Mly 1, 1990 I.ITIATED IY STAFF SCIUICE ISSUE/ACTICII P10P0SED • • • COUNCIL COMNUNICATION A8EII)A ITEJf 1Z (g) SUIJECT Rev isions to Title 8, Chapter I, of the 1985 Englewood "un icipal Code. Depart~nt of Ca.munity DeveloPMent Walter J . Groditski , Code Administrator Revisions to certain sections of Title 8, Chapter 1 of the 1985 Englewood "un icipal Code to reflect specific organizational changes which have occurred within the Otpart.ent of Ca..unity Develo~nt and within the Division of Building and Safety. PIOIOUS CCUICIL ACTICII lone STAFF IMLYSIS Revisions to the sections identified are necessary to reflect th organtza onal changes whi ch have been IIIPl nted . UCI.IIOIIe Jn 1989, th in I 1 I . -• • • Title 8 ENGLEWOOD BUILDING AND SAFETY CODE SUBJECT Division of Building and Safety Administration Construction and Safety Codes Building Codt Mechanical Code Plullbing Codt Electrical Code Fire Codt Dangerous Building Code Sw1•ing Pools Private Residential Swt .. tng Pools Public and s .. i·Public Swi-ing Pools NUibtring Buildings Moving Structures O..Olition of Structures CHAPTER 1 2 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 3 3A 3B 4 5 6 I . . . ' SECTION: • • • Chapter 1 DIVISION .OF BUILDING AND SAFETY ADMINISTRATION 8-1-1: Title and Purpose 8-1-Z: Duty to Comply With Code 8-1-3: Definitions 8-1-4: Creation of Division of Building and Safety 8-1-5: General Po~ers and Duties 8-1-6 : Pen~it Fees for City Construction Work 8 -1-7: Alternate Mater ials and Methods 8-1 -8: Appeals 8-1 -9: Unla~ful Acts 8-1-1 0: Violations 8-1-11: Penalties 8-1 -1: TITLE AND PURPOSE : This Title shall be referred to and kno~n as the "Englewood Building and Safety Code" and is enacted to prov ide in!-~ standards to safeguard life and 11~ and pro.ote the public health, wel- fare and safety of the citizens of the City, and of the public genera lly, by regulating and controlling the design, construction, quality of materials, use and occupancy, location and lllintenance of all buildings, structures and utt11t1es wtthtn the City and certain equip.ent specif ic ally regulated here in. (Ord . 82 Series 1985) 8-1-2: DUTY TO COMPLY WITH CODE : A. Jt shall be the duty of all officers and e.ployees of the City to cooper- ate in the enforc t of the Englewood Build i ng and Safety Code . Such cooperat on shall ncludt any as ststan ce that lilY be required for the en · fore nt of the Entl uild ng and Safety Cod . I . c. 0. I . 8-1-3: DEFINITIONS: BUILDING OFFICIAL or CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL ENGLEWOOD BUILDING AND SAFETY CODE INSTITUTION • • • Where these terms are used in this Title or any code in this Title, they shall mean the Code Administrator, or his representative . This entire Title and all codes adopted herein. The occupancy or use of a building or structure or any portion thereof by persons harbored or detained to receive medical, charitable or other care or treat - Ment, or by persons involuntarily detained. (Ord. 82 Series 1985) 8-1-4 : CREATION OF DIVISION OF BUILDING AND SAFETY: A. Division Established. 1. There shall be and is hereby established within the Department of Ca..unity Development, a Division of Building and Safety. 2. Tht Division shall bt adMinistered by a Code Administrator appointed by tht City Manager in accordance with the career service provisions con-tain~ in Title 3 of this Munic ipal Code and whose powers and duties are htrtlnafttr defined . The Code Administrator shall be qual ified by educa- tion and /or experience to the levels established in the approved job descript ion for his position. 3. Tht Building Inspection Section of the D1vlsion shall be supervised by a Chief Building Inspector appo nted by the City Manager In accordance with the carter service pro islons contained in Title 3 of this Municipal Codt and whose P<*trs and duties are hereinafter defined . The Chief Building Inspector shall bt qualified by ~ucation and/or experience to tht ltvtls established in tht approved job description for his position . f r r~. ~ '' Pr•~·~···~ ,~,··~ Wlf~i~ ·~· 9i~is••~ ~~.~~ •• ~~''' ist* ., •~ Ass••••~• ~;,, Nars~t1 '''''~''* •r t~e 'tty ••~'''' ~ ,,,,,.,~,, wtt~ f~t ftrttr StrYttt ,,,~1111~s tt~fli~.-1~ Ttflt J tf fAis --~;,,,,, Ct~t •~ w~••• '~''' ·~ ll•t•es ''' ~''''~''' r lief ~~~. T~t Assist•~• Ftre lftrslttl sltaH •• •¥tltf e~ ty fnahu ~~~/tr ex,.,,,~ te Ott levels ..... ,,s " fltt '"""'~ J•• ... ,,,,,.~ ,., ~~~,.,It ·~· • Tltt , ... l~''''' ~· ''''''" •••• 91VIS '" ••• ,, •• ,,,,,,. ., ,,,. te 1t ttltt tltftrt Iff tffiters ,,,,,~It* •1 Cite City Nt~tlf r ~~ ttctn;a~tt Wff~ lA Ctreer Str Iff ,rev Stt~J ftltftt~t* ~~ Ttllt J tf fAll N¥1tltl,ll (tftt ·~ witt • '~''' ·~ •~• •• ''' ltertt~tfter fteft~tt*r tclt ctlle •~· ftrt Iff tfftttr lttll lit .¥tltf tit lly t*¥Cifttlt 1~/tr t ,.rttltfl ft lAt ltvtls 1 ,,,,,,~., '" 1~1 '''''v'* Jill ~tstr ''''~fer ltrs '''''''~' I • • • • • B. Identification of Division Employees. Each employee of this Division shall be provided by the City with an identification card bearing a photo- graph of the employee and information required by the Code Administrator . Such identification card shall also bear the authority granted herein . Such card shall be carried by the person so identified and shall be us ed when necessary to properly identify himself while performing his off i c i al duties. (Ord. BZ Series 19BS) 8-1-5 : GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES: A. The Division of Building and Safety shall administer and enforce the En - glewood Building and Safety Code and all other ordinances and codes wh i ch .. Y hereafter be assigned to the Division for enforcement and administra- tion. There are hereby vested to the Division the duties of enforcing and aC.inistering the Englewood Building and Safety Code and all powers neces-sary for such enforc ... nt. 8. The Code Ad111inhtntor shall 111anage the operation of the Di vis i on of Building and Safety and for purposes of official action and authority shall hold the title of Chief Building Official along with the tit l e of Fire Marshal. The Code Ad•inistrator shall supervise the daily act i vi t i es and perfor.ance of the Chief Building Inspector, t~e Assist•~• Fi re Nar - Jita1, ,,.. the Fire Prevention/Code Enforce1111nt Offi cer, AND THE PERMIT TECHNICIAN, who shall bt his i-.ediate subordinates . C. The Chief Building Inspector shall supervise the daily funct i on i ng of the building inspection staff of the Division and shall assUIIII the dut i es of the Code Ad.inistrator at ti .. s when that position i s vacant . D. 11•• Assfsa."t Hre lf1rs1111 sll11l Stl,tr~iu tile ••ny fii,~H•~i~f tf t~e Fire Pre~t"a;,, ltlrtltl ,,.. s~•ll assist tilt '~lef 11111•;"f /,s,e£ttr THE CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR SHALL ENLIST THE AID OF THE ASSISTANT FIRE MAR - SHAL 1n ptrfor.1ng the dutfts of the Fi re Marshal at s uch t i ~~~es wen e Code Ad.i n1strator 's pos i t on i s va cant . E. Tile ~~e e"f•r•eae"t tffi urt s~a11 e,.,.,.e e19w-l,,. .. ,,., ,r•~ '""s ,, tile Eltt1tttt~ lft119i~i,ll '~'' ura.;, ,,.~;s;,,s tf tile £19fl81,.. '' • ,rellt19St~e 1"' "' Q~'"'"u ' IH sll11l .,. tilt Ass ist"'t Ftre lfars ~a l ;, ~tHtl~f t l9f F re ,,_e "''e•t;,,, ~~'" "'~essary , THE FI RE PREVEN T! /CODE ENFOACE"ENT OFFI CE R SHALl AID THE ASSIST AN T FI RE RSHAL IN C OU T1 C PLAN REVIEW ACTI VITIES, 1 SPECTI 0 FIR P OTECTJ SYSTE S A fJAE SAF ETY I NSP CTI S A l AID THE CITY 'S COO£ E FO C£ T 0 FICE S I THE E F CE H 0 TH £ I TA P 0 lSI S 0 E L£ ICIPAl coo . F. I • • • • • the Director of Community Development and the Fire Chief concerning the activities of the Division, violations of the Englewood Building and Safe- ty Code, and such other matters as may be required . H. Public Inspection Records . General file records of the Division shall be open for public inspection but may not be removed . Specific investigation records on individual cases and license applications are not open to the public except by direction of the City Man1ger or order of the court. I. Authority to Inspect. The Code Administrator and his authorized agents shall have the authority to inspect or cause to be inspected for com- pliance with the Englewood Building and Safety Code, all buildings, struc- tures, pr .. ises or utilities within the City. J. Right of Entry . Whenever necessary to make an inspection to enforce any of the provisions of this Code, or whenever the Code Adm inistr1tor or his authorized representat tve has reasonable cause to believe that there ex- Ists In any building or upon any pre.ises any condition or Code violation which makes such building or pr .. tses unsafe, dangerous , or hazardous. The Code Adllinistrator or his authorized representative may enter such building or pr•hes at all reasonable times to inspect the same or to perfora any duty i~~PQsed upon the Code Ad11inistrator by this Code, pro - vided that if such building or pr .. ises be occupied, he shall first pres - ent proper credentials and request entry; and if such building or premises be unoccupied, he shall first •ake a reasonable effort to locate the owner or other persons having charge or control of the building or premises and request entry. If such entry is refused, the Code Adatnistrator or his authorized representative shall have recourse to every reeedy provided by law to secure entry . No owner or occupant or any other persons having charge, care or control of any building or premises shall fall or neglect, after proper request 1s .. dt as provided by law, to promptly permit entry therein by the Code Adalnistrator or his authorized representative for the purpose of Inspection and ex .. ination pursuant to this Code. K. Investigations and Surveys . Incidental to any of these duties and p rs, but without llaitation of s .... the Cod Adlllnistrator shall conduct In· vesttgat ions and surveys to dete ne ca.plt anee or nonco.pllance with the provisions of the Engl Bu ldlng and Safety Code and shall Investigate or cause to be Investigated al l accidents pertaining to build s, struc · tures , preetses or utillt s for t purpos of ascertaining th r th rt4U r nts of th Engl Bu ild ng and Saf y Cod have n vtola d . I . • • • H. Organ i zat ional Chart Division of Building & Safety 8-1-6: PERMIT FEES FOR CITY CONSTRUCTION WORK: ASSISTANT FIRE MARSHAL A. Any construction work governed by this Title, which is to be accoMplished by ~loyees of the City in or on property owned by the City, shall be extllpt fr011 all pen~it fee usessMnts wh ich would non~ally be requ1red . All City ~loyMs who perfon~ construct on work for the City st be properly licensed or bt working under the supervision of an individual w o h properly licensed. Waiver of Pll"llit fees dots not txtl!pt C ty e - ployees fr011 having all necessary pena i ts and appro als prior o c nce-.. nt of construct on work . B. c-rctal and private contractors doing construct on shall not bt u t fr th Plyaent of Pti"IIH t s . 1985) 8·1-7: All£ T MATERIALS A 0 M THOOS : A •• r for C t y (Ord . 2 Sertu , • • • C. The Code Administrator shall require that sufficient evidence of com- pliance with the provisions and intent of this Code be provided when al - ternate materials or methods are intended to be utilized. When new tech- nologies, processes, products, materials and/or uses present technical problems which the Division staff is not trained to adequately evaluate, the Code Administrator may require that tests be conducted to substantiate comp 1 iance with the intent and provisions of this Code. Such evidence shall be prepared by qualified engineers, specialists, laboratory or fire- safety organizations, or other approved agencies acceptable to the Code Administrator and shall be provided at the expense of the person request- ing approval of the alternate material or method . D. All details of any action granting modifications to this Code shall be recorded and entered into official records of the Division. (Ord. 82 Series 1985) 8-1-8 APPEALS: Whenever the Code Administrator or h1s agent shall dis- approve an application or refuse to grant a permit applied for, or disapprove an application for alternate materhls or methods, or when it is clai .. d that the prov isions of the Englewood Building and Safety Code do not apply in the .. nner in which the Code Administrator or his agent determines, or when it is clai .. d that the true intent and meaning of the Code have been •1sconstrued or wrongly interpreted by the Code Ad111inistntor or his agent, any person aggrieved thereby may appul from the decision of the Code Ad- •intstrator or his agent to the Englewood Board of Adjust .. nt and Appeals within thirty (30) days fr011 the date of the decision appealed, which Board shall review the decision of the Code AdMin is trator or his agent and render a final and binding decision thereupon . In considering such appeals, the Engle· wood Board of Adjustment and Appeals shall have the powers granted to the Code Adllfnistrator. (Ord. 82 . Series 1985) 1·1·9 UNLAWfUl ACTS : It shall be unlawful for any person to do or cause to bt done, or perfo,_ or cause to be perfo d any ac contrary to or fn violat i on of any of the pro is ons of th s Code or any other code, or- dinance, rule or r19ulat on pro.ulgated her under ch is enforced and ad · •1nhtertd by the 01 h1on of Building and Saf ty of the Depart nt of Co • .,ntty Otvelo nt. It shall bt unla ful : A. •• c. 0 us • y erhh or pp oval tn I . • • • E. Permits . To excavate, erect, construct, enlarge, remodel, alter , repair, move, improve, remove, convert, or demolish any building, structure or utility in the City without first obtaining a permit in accordance with the provisions of this Code. F. Certificate of Occupancy. For any person to occupy any building or struc- ture without first having obtained a certificate of occupancy as required by the provisions of this Code. The Chief Building Inspector may issue a temporary certificate of occupancy. G. Unsafe Buildings. For any person to maintain or permit to be maintained, any building, structure or utility when such building, structure or utili- ty is unsafe in accordance with the provisions of this Code . These re- quirements shall apply to buildings, structures or utilities now existing, under construction or being demolished. H. Wrecking . To sell or to advertise for sale used building materials at the site of wrecking operations .! I. Burning of Waste Material . For any contractor to burn paper, refuse, waste or other •aterials at the site of any wreck ing or building operation without first having obtained the required permit as provided for in this Code. J. Excavat ion and Fill Materials. For any person to allow any excavation to be left open, or any fill 111aterial to be piled on site, for a period in excess of sixty (60) days. The Chief Building Inspector may extend this period if necessary due to unusual conditions. (Ord. 82 Series 1985) 8-1-10: VIOLATIONS: A. Established . Whenever, by the pro isions of this Code, the performance of any act is prohibited or erever any regulation, dimension or li 1t1t1on h iiiPOstd on the erect ion, alterat 1on. Nintenance or occupancy of any building, structure or util i ty , a failure to ca.ply with the prov1s ons of this Code shall const tut 1 1ohtton . A separate offense shall be de d c tttd during tach day on wh ch 1 violation occurs or cont i nues . 8 . • Cl o d 11 111 I . - • • • • • 8-1-11: PENALTIES: A. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of the Englewood Build - ing and Safety Code, or who fails to comply with the provisions of Title 8 of the Englewood Municipal Code, or who shall violate or who shall fail to coaply with any order .ade thereunder, or who shall build any structure of any nature in violation of any detailed statement or specifications or plans sublitted and approved thereunder, or any certificate or permit is- sued thereunder, and fr011 which no appeal has been taken; or who shall fail to co.ply with such an order as affirmed or modified by the Englewood Board of Adjust .. nt and Appeals, or by a court of co•petent jurisdiction, within the ti• fixed therein, shall be considered to have violated this Code and shall be subject to those penalties prescribed in Section 1-4-1 of the Englewood Municipal Code. The l~aposition of one penalty for any violation shall not excuse the violation nor pennit it to continue, and all such persons shall be required to correct or re-.dy such violations or defects within a reasonable ti ... B. Ally continuing act which, under subsection A hereof shall constitute a violation of this Code, is hereby declared to be a public nuisance and in addition to all other penalties prescribed herein, the City ••Y take such legal action to abate such nuisance as shall be appropr iate. C. The suspension or revocation of any license, certificate, registration, penait or other privileges conferred by the City shall not be regarded as a penalty for the purposes of enforce-.nt of this Code. D. In the event any building, structure or utility is erected, constructed, reconstructed, altered, repaired, converted, de110l ished, IIOVtd or Main- tained; or any building, structure, excavation or utility 1s used, In violation of this Code, tht City or any proper person .ay institute any appropriate action or proceedings to prevent such unlawful trection, con- struction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, convtrsion, .ainttnance or occupancy; to restrain, correct or abatt such violation; or to prevtnt tht occupancy of satd building, structure or land. Tht i~sition of any pen - alty hereunder shall not precludt the City or any proper person fr011 in- stitutfnt any appropriate action or proceeding to require co.pliance wi th tht provisions of this Code and with ad.lnistrativt orders and detena na- tion dt hereunder . (Ord. 82 Ser es 1985) I . • CIU>I!WO: NO. SERIES OF 199-0- • • • BY AtJI'HORITY A BILL FOO COUHCIL BILL NO. 24 IN'I'RODOCI:D BY ~IL J HENBER ~({'-f..'_t-t:Ac.., , AN CJU>INANC:E N~IN:i OtAPTER 1 OF TITLE 8, fN:iUl·O)() MUtUCIPAL CCOE OF 1985 TO REf'I.frl' SPECIFIC CR:iANIZATIQIAL owa5 \-JI!liiN 'mE DEPAR'll·!Eln' OF CXJo.IJNI'lY DE'JEt.aiMENl' AND WI"miN 'mE DIVISICN OF BUILDIN:> AND SAFETY. \~, the Department of Camunity Developrent reassigned responsibility for environmental code enforcement from the division of Building and Safety to the Planning and ZOning Division; and te!EREAS, one of the Code Enforcement Officer positions was reassigned to Planning and Zoning and the other Code Enforcement Officer was left within the Division of Building and Safety to function primar1ly as a Fire Prevention Inspector; and WHERFAS, the duties of the Assistant Fire z.larsha.l, ..mo 1s assigned from the Division of Safety Services, was also re&!fined in light of the creation of the position of Fire Prevention/Code Enforcement Off1cer w1th1n the Division of Building and Safety; and \~, it is necessary to revise Ola.pter 1 of 1'ltle 8 to reflect this re.tructurincJ within the Department of Camwuty Devel~nt and within the Division of Building and Safety. ', 'I1ii:REFCIU:, m: IT CIUl.\It:m BY na: CITY c:nmc:n. OF n«: CITY OF I!!G.D«XX>' CXLCitADO I 'niAT: section 1. SUbsections A.4. and A.S. of Secuon 4, 0\apter 1, T1 le 8 of the 1985 Dlglewood IU!Uc1p&l Co6e are repealed and SUbsecuon .\.6 . o f sect1on 4, 0\apter l, Ti tle 8 o f the 1985 Dlgler..a::ld l.lnlclpa.l Co&e 1s lwreby reo red to reed u t o ll -4. I . • • • effie.--..w. M .-Mi:ti:d ...., eO ••U• ~ eq:aiece ~ ~~ eM!elsli!lhe• ~ lfi(L!Uue• ;.-~eec:ipliettofer .W. peai•i:•u ~ 4. ~ City P.anac;er shall be E!JilOW!!red to appoint deputies of the Code Adninistrator in the event of the Code Mninistrator' s absence 1 disability or his need for assistants to carry out his functions. "nle deputies shall be vested with such authority as the Code Mninistrator lawfully possesses. Section 2. Subsections Bl D and E of Section 5 Olapter 1 1 Title 8 of t.'le 1985 !),qlewood lt.lnicipal ~'-lnicipal Code are ~~~~~ended u follows : B. ~ Code Mninistrator shall manage the cperation of the Division of Buildinq and Safety and for purposes of official action and authority shall hold the title of O'lief Building Official along with the title of Fire Marshal. "nle Code Mldnistrator shall S\.1)erVbe the dAily activities and perfonnance of the 0\ief Ilwldinq Inspector 1 .._ r iRut ...._. .... wl, .... 'rue FIRE PR£Vfllf100/CXDE ~!Elr. CD"ICER 1 Arl> na: PE»UT ~JICIA: 1 lotlo shall be hJ.s 111l1Wdiate suborchnat•s. ... D ...... , in.llt: .._.,.., .. wl ._l•c uiw tile~ , ••rim'"' .. .._ Pes **""• ...._end ••u.__ ~ ........ na: CHI.D' BUII.Dm; n~ 91ALL !NLIST 'ntt AID THE .\SSIS'TM'T P'IR!: :AAStW. in pertonunq tJw eJtia of the Fir• MArL~l at such t s • n the Adrllin nra r '• tlon u v £. I . • • • DIVISICN OF BUn.D~ & SAFE'IY / Int.ro&x:.d, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 1st day lt.y, 1990. Published u • Dill for .-. Orc:Unance on the 3rd day of nay, 1990. m'DT: Sus.Vi Van Dyke , t llyor PetriCla H. crow, City dft'k I , Patricia H. <:row , City Cl•rk o f the City ot Cnglewood, Color , cenity that the t11:1o1111t and tor.c;,o ng is • uu. copy ot • B1ll toe .,.. Qrd.i , ~. ne.d in tull, d Me:! on !in r ading on the ot: , l o. P tr1eia H. crow I . . DATE May 1, 1990 IIITJATm IY STAFF SCUICE • • • COUNCIL CONNUNJCATION AGOI»A ITEJI 12 (h) Public Works Depart~nt SUBJECT Resolution to Negotiate and Award Contract for 1990 Slurry Seal Program Kells Waggoner , Director of Public Works Council approval of Resolution allowing for 1 negotiated contract (an exception to the ca.petitive bid process) and awarding of a negotiated contract to Bitu•i nous Asphalt Sealing Specialists (BASS), Inc . of Arkansas for the 1990 Slurry Seal Progru. PI£YJOUS CCIUIICJ L ACTIM Resolution No. 23, Series 1989, April 17, 1989, approving negotiating 1 contract and ewardlng 1 negotiated contract for the 1989 Slurry Seal Progra•. STAFF AMLYSJS During our review of slurry seals constructed in the .. tro area in 1989, staff continues to be concerned with the qualtty of worlcMnshtp and uterlals and with •fni•lzlng the inconvenience to our citizens. In our three year experience with •Englewood• Slurry and BASS, Inc ., our co.plalnts have not ben about street closures, but rather tha .are streets have not n Included in our progr . W are pleased with our product Ptrfo nee to date . r c nd 1 n otiated contract with BASS, Inc . cau th y ar th only •prov n• rov d of h s prod xt ndtd pav nt longevity fro. slurry s al ppl ca 1o s loo s pro.fs ng . Th foll fng progr• Is rec nded for 1990 : l) Continu to place th •£ngltw00d• Slurry ; n ot 1 1 pr c wi th BAS , In • of Ar ansas to place f fn late May/ arly Jun . I . . • • • 3) Continue to .onitor condition of the CPM Slurry of 1989 (placed in Lakewood, Ad .. s County and Arvada) to evaluate perfonaance and life expectancy of a local anionic ..ulsion. 4) Continue to -.et with Public Works personnel fro. other cities to stay informed about local slurry activities, including products and contractors. 5) Report results of our work to council again in 1991 with recommendations for the 1991 Slurry Seal Progr•. Since 1987, an annual average of SZZ4,000 has been spent out of the Public l~rov..ent Fund on contract street .. intenance, pri .. rily slurry seal. For the last 3 years, the City has fte90tiated with BASS, Inc. of Little Rock, Arkansas, to ca.e to Englewood to do this work. This ca.pany has placed a total of 415,215 square yards of .. terial (approxi .. tely 176 blocks or ZZ •iles). The cost of slurry placed by lASS in Englewood in 1119 was S1 .49 per square yard, for a total cost of SZ64,157. Staff has been very satisfied with the qualfty of the product and worblanshtp. Also during the su..er of 1119, the area 's only local contractor, lnter.ountain Resurfacing, Inc., purchased a tank truck of E~lewood 's ..,lsion, a supply of lf9r89ate and attiiiPted to place the •Englewood Slurry on streets within the Denver area . "'-tver, since it is s~h a qu fck sett i ng ..,lston, capable of being driven on fn 30 •inates, lntt~tafn could not place the .. terial because it set up too quickly . They returftld essentially t full t of ..,lsfon, which BASS used to CCIIIP lete our Job . Also durtng 1111, CPR Contr tors of Ca lf forft a pl aced a slower breaking slurry n three front ,..,.. c-fttes . Set -up tt• s 2001 to 3001 lonter than the •Englewood• 51"""1, Md streets ..,,.. closed f,_ 3 to 5 ._,,.,. Quality of the product ts sttll betng ewa1.ated st"' 6 U.s s not _..,at t t• for pro,er evaluation of thts type of product . I . -• • • RE9JWI'ICN 00. 1 s- SElUES C£ 1990 A R.E!Um'lCN AI.IDnN:; FOO A NmJ.l'lATID cetmw:T FOO THE SLURRY SEAL PRCXiRAM 1990 l.NSTF.AD CF THE CGIPETlTlVE BID PROCESS t.N>~ Sfrl'lCN 116(b) OF THE ID!E RULE~ Arl> THE~ ~IJNlClPAL COOE 1985, SEX:TlCN 4-1-3, AND A!Wm!K; A NmJ.l'lATID <X:Nl'RACT f'C'R TillS PRCXiRAI-1 FOO HA.Uil»WCE C£ THE EHiLfl«XD STREET SYS'lDI. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood is respons1ble for maintenance of approxir.lately UO miles of publlc roadways 1n the C1ty; and WHEREAS, the Department of Public Works and Eng1neer1ng and Street Maintenance Di•isions have developed a system-W1de ma1ntenance program 1n wt•ich they have found slurry seal to be a v1able, econor.uc prevent1ve maintenance alternative; and 1!1DF.AS, previoua con tructlon expen nc and expanded product knowledge hal cau~ the staff of th1s Depart nt to bel1eve that local contractors do not possess the spec1f1c product knowle~e or constructlon expert1se to ccostruct a qu1ck-set s lurry accept ble to C1ty stand6rd ; and ) WHEREAS, local ls1cn n acturers pre ntly do not prOduc prov n qu1ck-set l ions atlstactory to C1ty n and • • • • Section 2. The Department of Public \·Jocks is hereby authorized to prepare a contract for the Slurry Seal Program 1990 pursuant to their investigations of local aggregate, quick-set emulsion produced by the Ergon Refinery in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and construction of the product on EnglftiOOd streets by Bit\mlincus Asphalt Sealing Specialis ts, Inc., of North Little Rock, Arkansas. AIXP1'!D Ml> APPRJVm the lst day of May, 1990. Susan Van Dyke, Mayor At tnt: 1, Patricia H. Crow, City Cleek of the C1ty of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the ebo • end fOC4t9Qinq is • true copy of Reaolut1oo No. _, 5eriH of 1990. PatClCla H. Ccow I • • • • . . ' . • 7_ • '''·--------- I . . 7 • - • • PIESENTm IY ---- JIOTIOih ----------- • SfC.r ____ _ TS a __________ _ I . • • • ••• I . • • • '. A&EJI)A ITEit £, d I . 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AH, I HAVE CONCERN ABOUT RITA'S RESOLUTION AS IT DOESN'T JUST MENTION THE TEEN LEISURE CENTER CONCEPT BUT IT MENTIONS TEEN LEISURE CENTER, INC ., AN ORGANIZATION THAT WE HAVE VERY LITTLE INFORMATION ABOUT. WE HAVE HAD SOME FLIERS, BUT WE DON'T HAVE A LOCATION, DON'T HAVE A BUDGET, WE DON'T HAVE A LIST OF THE PROGRAMS WITH WHICH THEY EXPECT TO CARRY OUT THIS, THIS AMBITIOUS PROGRAM, WE DON'T KNOW , AH, FRANKLY, WE DON 'T KNOW WHY THESE PROGRAMS AREN'T ALREADY BEING MET BY OUR SCHOOLS. I HAD A DISCUSSION WITH GARY PRICE THE OTHER DAY, PARDON ME, STEVE COHEN, THE PRINCIPAL OF FLOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL . HE EXPLAINED TO ME THAT THEY ARE HAVING A VERY DIFFICULT TIME GETTING MIDDLE SCHOOL KIDS TO COME TO THEIR AFTER-SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAM . AND I UNDERSTAND THE TEEN LEISURE CENTER IS GOING TO HAVE AFTER - SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAMS . I FRANKLY HAVEN'T SEENOENOUGH INFORMATION TO LEAD ME TO BELIEVE THAT EITHER THE PROGRAA IS NEEDED OR WELL - PLANNED OR THAT THERE'S ANY ADEQUATE OPPORTUNITY FOR FUNDING. AND I DON'T THINK AT THIS TIME I CAN SUPPORT THIS. HATHAWAY: MR. CLAYTON, IF WE WERE TO DELETE THE ORDINANCE, OR THE REFERENCE TO TEEN LEISURE CENTER, INC., WOULD IT HELP CLEAR THIS UP? CAUSE I WOULD BE MORE THAT WILLING TO TAKE THAT OUT OF THE LAST SENTENCE. CLAYTON: IF WE WERE TO DELETE THE EXPRESSION TEEN LEISURE CENTER FROM EVERY -WHERE IT APPEARS, I WOULD DO THAT. HATHAWAY: WHAT WOULD YOU CALL IT ? AN ALTERNATIVE TEEN CENTER? CLAYTON: I 'M NO SUGGESTING THAT WE NEED A TEEN CENTER. AND I HAVEN'T BEEN SHOWN THAT WE DO . WE HAVE A RECREATION CENTER THAT ISN 'T BEING USED TO CAPACITY; WE HAVE SCHOOLS THAT AREN'T BEING USED TO CAPACI - TY; AND IT HASN 'T BEEN DEMONSTRATED TO ME THAT THOSE PROGRAMS ARE INADEQUATE, THAT THEY DON'T M£ET THE NEEDS OF OUR KIDS . BULLOCK: YOUR HONOR, IF I HAY I WOULD LIKE TO IWCE A MOTION, I DON 'T WHETHER YOU CALL IT A MOTION OR WHATEVER, TO ALLOW OUR GUESTS 0 SPEAK TO THIS ISSUE . T I E A 0 APPROVED TO SUSP£ 0 TH RULES TO All COO CIL. OZAC£ TO SP TO OZAC : 01AC , It 0 ST OXfORD . VITO IS H THAT I 'll TAL TO f A MINUTE . TH R I s . I . , I . 0 • • • SOLIDIFIED IS BECAUSE YELLOW FRONT FILED BANKRUPTCY. UNTIL THE BANKRUPTCY IS SETTLED, WE CANNOT GAIN ENTRY INTO THE BUILDING TO DETERMINE WHAT TYPE OF STRUCTURAL NEEDS ARE IN THE BUILDING TO COME UP TO THE NEW CODES. AND THAT 'S WHY DON 'T HAVE THE LOCATION SET FORTH. MY CONVERSATION WITH MR. CLAYTON IS NOT THAT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE YOUTH ACTIVITIES AS FAR AS SPORTS ARE CONCERNED, THERE WILL BE VIDEO GAMES , POOL TABLES, THINGS OF THIS NATURE, BUT WE'RE NOT GOING TO HAVE COMPETITIVE SPORT AS FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, THAT STUFF COMPETING WITH THE SCHOOLS. I JUST COME FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING, AND PRESENTED THIS WITH THEM. I'VE BEEN TO ALL THE OTHER CITY COUNCILS -SHERIDAN, LITTLETON, AND CHERRY HILLS HAVE ALL HEARD THE SAME PRESENTATIONS. NOW THIS IDEA IS TO TURN AROUND AND AllOW THE KIDS SOMEWHERE WHERE THEY CAN GO, NOT ONLY THE KIDS FROM OUR SCHOOLS, BUT THE DISABLED -HANDICAPPED , IF YOU NEED THAT WORD , BECAUSE THAT IS A STATE WORD WITHIN THE STATE LAWS THAT YOU NEED TO USE THE WORD HANDICAPPED IN MOST OF YOUR TRANSACTIONS AS FAR AS DEALING WITH THE STATE. IT'S AN All -ENCOMPASSING PROGRAM, IT 'S NOT THOUGHT OUT OYER NIGHT, IT'S SOMETHING PUT FORWARD FOR THE KIDS , SOMETHING TO AllOW THEM A PLACE TO GO WHERE THEY CAN INTERACT WITH ONE ANOTHER, WHERE THEY DON'T HAVE TO FEEL PRESSURE TO CINDERELLA CITY --------OVER A IOO YOUNG PEOPLE FROM OUR CITY AND BANNED THEM FROM CINDERELLA CITY FOR A YEAR BECAUSE THEY WERE LOITERING . NOW KNOWING CRIPS NUMBER HAVE ONLY BEEN BANNED ON AN INTERACTION DOWN THERE FOR 30 DAYS. I WENT TO THE MANAGER OF CI NDERELLA CITY TO CLARIFY IT. THAT I KNOW, WHEN I WALKED IN FRONT OF YOU THAT WHAT I STATED WAS TRUE, AND THAT IS FACT. THEY HAVE A GANG PROBLEM. ARE WE GOING TO PUSH ARE KIDS AWAY FROM THE SCHOOLS AND DOWN IN THESE FACILITIES WHERE THEY WILL CONTINUE HAVING PROBLEMS, SO CAN WE GET THE CITY'S SUPPORT, IN CONCEPT? I 'H TAKING THE BALL. TAKE THE CONCEPT OF AllOWING THEM A PLACE WHERE THEY CAN GO. YOU TALK ABOUT THE REC CENTER -I 'VE HAD EXTENSIVE CONVERSATION WITH SHARON WINKLE ABOUT THE SITUATION IN OUR OWN REC CENTER. KIDS GO IN THERE RIGHT AFTER SCHOOLS AND THEY START PlAYING BASKETBALL, THE AGE GROUP OF 20+ GOES IN THERE AND STARTS TAKING OYER THE BASKETBALL COURT, THE KIDS GET SHOVED OUT. WE HAD AN INCIDENT YESTERDAY WHERE KIDS WER E STANDING IN FRONT BEGGING FOR QUARTERS AS PEOPLE WOULD COME IN SO THEY COULD PlAY WITH THE VIDEO GAMES CAUSE THEY COULDN'T GET ON THE BASKETBAll COURT ANYMORE. THEN WE TURN AROUND AND WE SCHEDULE VOL - LEYBALL, WHICH IS GREAT, I LOVE VOLLEYBAll, BUT IT'S AN ORGANIZED SPORT FOR THE OLDER SECTOR, THE MID ·AGE GROUP PEOPLE. WE TAKE UP HALF THE COURT THEN, AD THEN THE ONLY THING lEFT, ONCE YOU GET FOUR, FIVE GUYS, OlDER GUYS IN THERE THEY TAKE UP THE BASKET BAll COURT . WHERE THEY GO lNG TO GO? THEY 'RE NOT All<>WED TO GO IN W IGHT A 0 liFT UNLESS TH GOT AOU T SUPERVISION . THEY CAN 'T GET IN H RACQU TBAll COU TS, SO OU REC AClLlTIES HAV PU HED THEM OUT . Y C V RSATJ WITH SHARON WI lE AS THAT E G T THIS THI G OR IZED AND ACTUALLY UNDERWAY , V lD ll E TO COM BAC TO TH REC 0 PARTM NT AN0 AS FOR l iM THAT E CAN BRI G 50 ·100 lOS SE ENT AREA, MAYBE BAS TBAll ON DAY, MAYS A P00 PARTY TH N XT DAY FOR A COUPL OF HOUR R TH Y COULD C FEEl A THOUGH IT 'S TH IRS . THIS IS WHAT W 'R AFTER, IT 'S T THAT 'RE TRYI TO SAY TAK IT A AY FROM TH CHOOLS, TAKE IT A A F TH CITY ITS LF . WANT TO IN COOPERATION WITH . A 0 THAT ' TH I l NT 8 HIND IT . QU ll r • OZA ? • 2 • I . • • • • CLAYTON: GARY, I NOTE HERE THAT YOUR YOUTH CENTER IS ONLY GOING TO HAVE AN OUTSIDE BASKETBALL COURT, SO THAT WON'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE, THAT WON'T BE AN IMPROVEMENT OVER THE REC CENTER CAUSE IF IT'S COLD OUT- SIDE, THEY WON'T BE OUT THERE USING IT. YOU'VE GOT VIDEO GAMES AND POOL TABLES, AREN'T THEY GOING TO BE BEGGING FOR QUARTERS IN FRONT OF YOUR ... KOZACEK: NOT ON POOL TABLES ... CLAYTON: .... IN FRONT OF YOUR REC CENTER FOR VIDEO GAMES JUST LIKE THEY'RE BEGGING OVER AT THE REC CENTER? WHERE ARE THEY GOING TO GET QUARTERS FOR YOURS, IF THEY CAN'T GET THEM FOR THE OTHER ONE? I, IT JUST SEEMS TO ME THAT THERE'S TOO MANY LOOSE ENDS HERE. I JUST DON 'T UNDERSTAND HOW THIS IS GOING TO WORK, AND I STILL DON'T UN - DERSTAND THE NEED . THESE KIDS DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS AT THE SCHOOL, UH, WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO BE DOING BUT HANGING OUT AT, YOU KNOW, IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THEY ARE HANGING OUT AT THE MALL CAUSE THEY WANT TO HANG OUT AT THE MALL. KOZACEK: THEY'RE GOING TO HANG OUT EITHER AT THE MALL OR THEY'RE GOING TO HANG OUT AT HOMES. THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN HOMES WHERE THEY ARE SUB - JECT TO ALCOHOL AND DRUGS . CLAYTON : AND WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO AT YOUR REC CENTER OTHER THAN VIDEO GAMES AND POOL TABLES? KOZACEK : THEY'VE GOT A LOUNGE AREA WITH CABLE TV A.ND WE 'LL HAVE BIG SCREENS, TWO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS OF THAT WIL L BE DESIGNED INTO THE PROGRAM. CLAYTON: AND THAT'S GOING TO DRAW THEM AWAY FROM THE MALLS? KOZACEK : I . -• • • GOES AND APPLIES FOR A JOB, HE HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SAY, I 'VE DONE THAT BEFORE. AS WELL AS THE JOB SERVICE THAT YOU SEE DOWN HERE, WE'VE ALREADY GOT WORD BACK FROM ONE OF THEIR DIRECTORS THAT STATED, YES, THEY IN FACT WANT TO BE IN OUR FACILITIES AT LEAST TWO DAYS A WEEK TO HELP FARM OUT JOBS. THIS IS A STATE RUN ORGANIZA- TION . THEY WOULD LIKE TO HOUSE AN OFFICE THERE ALL THE TIME. THAT LETTER, THEY'VE ALREADY RECEIVED A LETTER FROM US DIRECTING THEM THAT THEY HAVE THE RIGHTS TO MOVE INTO IT, NOW THEY 'RE GOING THROUGH THEIR ORDER OF COMMAND TO GET APPROVAL. BEFORE WE GO INTO CONSTRUCTION PHASE SO WE CAN DESIGN OFFICES FOR THEM. THIS IS NOT AN OVER NIGHT THOUGHT, BILL, THIS PUPPY HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR A LONG TIME AND IT'S WELL ORGANIZED. NOW WE 'VE NOT PUBLIC ANNOUNCE - MENTS, IT WAS IN THE ENGLEWOOD NEWSLETTER, THE ENGLEWOOD SENTINEL ABOUT THE MEETINGS. IF YOU WANTED MORE INFORMATION THAT'S WHAT IT'S BEEN THERE FOR, FOR PEOPLE TO COME TO GET MORE INFORMATION. BULLOCK: COULD I CALL FOR THE QUESTION? HATHAWAY: IT HAS TO BE HE TO CALL FOR THE QUESTION. DEWITT: WELL, I DON 'T -THE RULES DO NOT REQUIRE THAT, AS FAR AS I'VE BEEN ABLE TO DETERMINE FROM ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER. VAN DYKE: SO LET'S BRING COUNCIL UP TO DATE, THO. ROBERTS RULES SUGGEST THAT ANYONE EXCEPT THE MAYOR CAN CALL FOR THE QUESTION? DEWITT: THAT WOULD SEEM TO BE THE INDICATION. FROM ROBERTS RULES OF ORDER . VAN DYKE : SO WE 'VE BEEN MISLED. HATHAWAY : NO PROBLEM. VAN DYKE: OKAY, SO THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CALLED FOR. PLEASE VOTE . CLE RK : CLERK, All VOTES HAVE BEEN CAST YOUR HONOR, LET THE RECORD SHOW THREE AYES, FOUR NAYS : THOSE VOTING NAY: COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS, HABENICHT, CLAYTON AND MAYOR VAN DYKE . OZACEK : YOUR HONOR, MAY 1 ASK A REASON F~ EACH ONE OF YOU WHY YOU VOTED MO . YAH DY E: YOU CERTAINLY MAY . I WOULD HAVE LIKED TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO QUESTION YOU ON S(»t£ POINTS, BUT THE QUESTION WAS CAL LED fOR SO IN MY MIND I WA S UNABLE TO SUPPORT IT AT THIS POINT , BUT I 00 WAN T TO £ OURAGE YOU, GARY , BECAUSE J THI THERE 'S S FUTUR POSSIIILI · TY, AND IF I MA Y UGG ST AN OPPORT ITY FOR OU TO PRESENT T YOU'VE DEVELOPED AND FA YOU'VE C SO FA OU R S TO OZAC VA 0 OZAC COON ll IN A STUDY SESSION, AND I, I THAT I LD CERTAI Y GAIN R FR THAT . YOUR R, I HAD PR SE NT 0 OU WITH APR · CH DUL 0 VI IT .•• I U 0 RSTA 0. , TO C IL, A PA CRI D A l 0 THAT .•• • • • I . • • • VAN DYKE: I UNDERSTAND, BUT I STILL FEEL IT'S IMPORTANT TO COME MORE UP TO DATE, AND I HAVE A HALF DOZEN QUESTIONS HERE, GARY, THAT I, I DON 'T THINK IS THE APPROPRIATE TIME TO QUESTION YOU ON THOSE, BUT I WOULD HAVE IF THE QUESTION HADN 'T BEEN CALLED . BUT I STILL WANT TO EN - COURAGE YOU THAT THE POSSIBILITY OF GETTING THIS RESOLUTION PASSED IS THERE IF I HAVE MY QUESTIONS ANSWERED. KOZACEK : THAT'S ONE. BULLOCK: GARY, I, IF I CAN JUST ADD-IT'S ABSOLUTELY NOTHING PERSONAL, I THINK , THERE 'S JUST SOME LEGITIMATE QUESTIONS THEY JUST WANT TO HAVE ASKED. I KNOW THIS IS THE NATURE OF BUREAUACRACY AND I CAN APPRECIATE WHAT YOU FEEL. KOZACEK: WELL, IT'S AN EMBARRASSMENT TO THE ORGANIZATION ON WHAT WE'VE DONE, BECAUSE IT'S NOT LIKE IT WAS JUST BROUGHT UP AND WE WANT THIS TO BE THE FIRST GROUP. IT'S BEEN PLANNED, WE'VE HAD SEVERAL MEETINGS NOW AND, LIKE I SAY, IT 'S A TRUE EMBARRASSMENT WHEN YOU PASS A LETTER ENDORSING IT 7 -0, THAT THERE WAS NO QUESTIONS BROUGHT UP THEN AND NOW ALL OF A SUDDEN THERE 'S ALL THESE QUESTIONS. VAN DYKE : WELL, GARY, THE LETTER'S UNDER MY SIGNATURE, AND THAT , THAT STILL ENDORSES YOUR CONCEPT AND WHATNOT, AND THERE 'S NO PROBLEM WITH THAT, BUT WHEN I SEE THERE'S HALF THE COUNCIL THAT'S RETICENT ABOUT SUPPORTING THE RESOLUTION, I HAVE TO HAVE SOME ADDITIONAL ANSWERS MYSELF . KOZACEK : FINE, I WILL GET THE ANSWERS FROM THE OTHERS THAT VOTED AGAINST IT . VAN DYKE : IF YOU 'D PLEASE OBLIGE MR. KOZACEK. CLAYTON: GARY, I THINK I 'VE BEEN RATHER CLEAR. I JUST DON'T SEE THAT THERE 'S, THAT THESE QUESTIONS THAT I HAVE HAVE BEEN ANSWERED. I DON IT KNOW WHO THE DIRECTOR OF THIs Is I I DON , T KNOW WHERE IT I s GOING TO BE, I DON 'T KNOW WHERE THE FUNOING IS GOING TO COM£ FROM. I DON 'T KNOW THAT THE DEMAND THAT YOU CLAIM IS THERE, IS THERE . I HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING TO INDICATE THAT THERE AREN 'T ALREADY PRO - CORMS IN PLACE TO DEAL WITH THIS . AH, I, I 'M NOT CONVINCED THAT THESE KIDS ARE GOING TO LEAVE THE MALL, COME TO YOUR LEISURE CEN· TER, AND HAVE ANYTHI TO DO. AH, I, I 'M NOT AT ALL CONVINCED THAT NON ·PROfESSI L COUNSELl HAS ANY VALUE . IT SEEMS TO THAT PROfESSIONAl COUNSELl DONE IY TRAINED, EOOCATEO P£0PlE MY . IUT NON ·PROf£SSI COUNSEll , I DON 'T SEE THAT THAT HAS ANY PARTICU· LAR VA LU • I HAV 'T E N ANY EVIO£ E TO SUGGEST THAT IT 00£5, SO l F l 'J THAT THI PGW HAS PI [N D THI THAT l U~T . OZAC ·PROFES I c lJ • CAU ITHI BOY SCOUTS . A SI MI LAR SITUA · COOTS •.. Cl AY A OUA y ' OlA I 'M T AT HI Tt • I • • • • • CLAYTON: PERHAPS YOU SHOULDN'T OFFER AN OPINION ABOUT WHAT BOY SCOUTS DO UNTIL YOU BECOME A BOY SCOUT LEADER .... KOZACEK: I'VE BEEN A BOY SCOUT ... CLAYTON: AND PERHAPS WE COULD TELL YOU. MR. KOLTAY IS A BOY SCOUT LEADER AND I AM, AND I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT WE DON'T OFFER COUNSELING TO OUR KIDS. IF ANY OF OUR KIDS NEED COUNSELING WE REFER THEM TO A COMPETENT, EDUCATED COUNSELOR. KOZACEK: IF YOU LOOK AT THE STATEMENT, IT SAYS "COUNSELING BY RAP SESSION" VAN DYKE: UH, GARY, IF I ... KOZACEK : GO AHEAD, LET 'S GET THE OTHER ANSWER. VAN DYKE : NO. YOU'D liKE TO FIND OUT WHAT THE REASONS WERE FOR VOTING NO AND I THINK THAT'S VALUABLE BECAUSE IT WILL GIVE US A POINT WHICH WHAT WE NEED TO ADDRESS TO GET THE OTHER VOTE, SO IF WE CAN CARRY ON WITH IT. HABENICHT: I VOTED NO FIRST OFF BECAUSE I TRIED TO POSTPONE THIS CAUSE I WASN 'T READY TO VOTE . AH, PARTICULARLY SINCE I WASN 'T READY TO VOTE , I WASN 'T READY TO VOTE YES . WE DID DISCUSS THIS BRIEF LY UNDER COUNCIL MEMBERS CHOICE AT OUR MOST RE CENT STUDY SESSION PRIOR TO THIS ONE TONIGHT, AND THERE HAD BEEN SOME TALK ABOUT THE FA CT THAT WE HAD SUPPORTED THE LETTER AND THAT THAT WAS SUFFICIENT . WITHOUT HAYING A LOT MORE INFORMATION, AH, THERE WAS A lOT OF DIS - CUSSION THAT THERE WASN 'T A CONSENSUS OF WANTING TO SUPPORT A RESOLUTION AT THIS TIME, BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF INFORMATION . I WAS SURPRISED, VERY SURPRISED TO SEE THIS RESOLUTION SURFACE . I'M SOR - RY IF THAT 'S BEEN AN EMBARRASSMENT TO YOUR GROUP, BUT THAT 'S, YOU KIOI , I REALLY DON 'T THINK THAT THAT THERE IS ENOUGH TJ TO AD · DRESS THIS APPROPtUATELY . I APOlOGIZE FOR THAT , BUT THAT 'S WHY I VOTED NO . WI GG IN S: I PERSONAl lY, GARY , DON 'T FEEl A NEED FOR IT . I GO AlONG WITH ClAYTON . I DON 'T SEE AN ED FOR IT HERE . AND I . I HAVE OTHE OZAC£ 0 0 EP FE ELI S A80U T THE ENTIR E SITUATION , I JU ST DON 'T SU T IT. A l J T, T YOU . SET 7 A OAT ltl T Ill TO TH I . • • • • • ~ AGENDA ITEM 6Biii(~ -HATHAWAY'S COMMENTS RE: FEDERAL FIRE STATION HATHAWAY: YES, YOUR HONOR, I WOULD LIKE TO, ALONG THOSE SAME LINES, SCHEDULE FOR THE AGENDA OF MAY 21ST COUNCIL MEETING A VOTE OF WHETHER WE DO KEEP THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION OPEN OR NOT. I DON'T WANT TO SPRING THAT ON YOU THIS EVENING, I DON'T THINK EVERYBODY HAS HAD A CHANCE TO READ All THE INFORMATION THEY GOT OVER THE LAST WEEKEND, AND IN ACTUALITY OVER THE LAST MONTH, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO PUT THAT TO A VOTE ON THE 21ST. VAN DYKE: OKAY. WE'll MAKE NOTE OF THAT. ANYTHING ELSE, RITA? HATHAWAY: THAT'S IT . • 7 • I . • • • • TAPE 1122 -2077 -AGENDA ITEM 8(B) -ROBERT FISCHBACK, 4640 SOUTH KNOX CT. FISCHBACK: MY NAME IS ROBERT FISCHBACK, I LIVE AT 4640 SOUTH KNOX CT . I'D LIKE TO TALK TO YOU TONIGHT ABOUT PROBLEMS THAT YOU HAVEN'T AD- DRESSED CONCERNING FIRE PROTECTION. AT OUT LAST TOWN MEETING, THE VAN 0 HA TOPIC OF MANPOWER WAS IDENTIFIED, AND IT WAS BROUGHT UP THAT THE CURRENT LEVEL OF 17 FIREFIGHTERS IS INADEQUATE. WE NEED 21 MEN TO MAN THE EQUIPMENT FOR THIS CITY . IN SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS, THE COUN- CIL HAS TOLD THE CITY MANAGER TO HIRE THREE FIREMEN AND GET THEM INTO THE POLICE ACA, OR THE FIRE ACADAMY . THE FIRST PROBLEM IS THE CITY MANAGER DID NOT COMPLY WITH THAT ORDER . SECOND PROBLEM IS THAT THE COUNCIL DID NOTHING ABOUT THAT. THIS PROBLEM HAS TO BE TAKEN CARE OF, AND SOON. I PROPOSE THAT THE C lTV PLACE ADS IN MAJOR NEWSPAPERS THROUGHOUT THE U.S. AND REQUEST FIREMEN TO COME TO OUR CITY. I THINK WE NEED TO HIRE THREE APPLICANTS AS SOON AS POS- SIBLE. MANPOWER IS A BIG ISSUE, AND I OON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THE CITY CAN FUNCTION THE WAY IT IS RIGHT NOW WITH ONLY 17 FIRE - FIGHTERS. ANOTHER PROBLEM THAT WE HAVE IS CURRENTLY THERE IS ONLY ONE RESCUE UNIT IN SERVICE AT THE ACOMA STATION. THIS ALSO IS IN - ADEQUATE FOR A CITY OF THIS SIZE. ALSO CONSIDERING THE NUMBER OF SENIOR CITIZENS THAT WE HAVE . ANOTHER PROBLEM STILL IS EVEN CON- SIDERING CLOSING ONE OF OUR FOUR FIRE STATIONS, IN PARTICULAR FEDERAL. CLOSING ANY OF OUR FIRE STATIONS MEANS INCREASED RESPONSE TIME FOR All DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY. THE PROBLEM WITH FEDERAL STA - TION IS MAINLY A GEOGRAPHICAL PROBLEM. ITS LOCATION WAS ES - TABLISHED IN 1974 WITH THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE NEARBY PORTION OF SHERIDAN WAS TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO. ANOTHER GEOGRAPHICAL PROBLEM IS THAT THREE OF OUR FOUR FIRE STATIONS -ACO - MA, FEDERAL AND TEJON, LIE AT OR NEAR THE CITY BOUNDARIES, NEAR THE EOGES. THEIR RESPONSE TIME SHOULD, OR THEIR LOCATION SHOULD BE CLOSER TO THE CENTER Of THE CITY TO PROVIDE THE SAME AMOUNT OF RESPONSE TIME FOR A BROAOER RANGE Of OUR DISTRICTS . IN CONCLUSION, I WOULD ASK THAT CITY COUNCIL, NO. 1 BRING OUR MANPOWER UP TO AN ACCEPTED LEVEL -TO 21 MEN . SECOND OF All, I WOULD ASK COUNCIL TO GET OUR SECONO RESCUE UNIT BACK IN SERVICE. THIS CAN BE ACCOM - PLISHED WITH THIS ADDITIONAL MANPOWER. THIRD, BEFORE THIS MAY 21ST MEETING, I WOULD LIKE CITY COUNCIL TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER NO. 1 THE WISHES AND DESIRES OF THE CITIZENS Of THE CITY THAT HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXPECT ADEQUATE FIRE PROTECTION. I WOULD ALSO ASK THAT THEY CONFER WITH SOME OF OUR POLICE, NOT OUR POLICE, EXCUSE ME, OUR FIRE STAFF PERSONNEL IN REGARDS TO SOM SOLUTIONS THAT THEY MIGHT HAY , ANO I LD ALSO ASK THE CITY TO CONSIDER TH WISHES Of THE FIRE PROTECTI COMMITTE OR TH FIR ERVIC COMMITTE , WHATEVER YOU PEOP E ORGANIZED S T ASfD TO I VESTIGAT THIS SITUATION GIV OU E VALID I PUT AS TO WHAT DECISI YOU MIGHT E. IN C LU I , I 0 LIKE TO AlSO SAY THAT TH ENGLEWOOO TAXPAYERS DESERVE TH MlUNT 0 FIR PROT CTION THAT THEY AR PAYINC FOR. T YOU. . Fl CH K. ALEX ? . I . I . • FRASER: • • • IS A LOT, A LOT OF DISAGREEMENT AND, PHILOSOPHICALLY, ON WHAT 'S REQUIRED FOR FIRE PROTECTION WITHIN THE CITY , AND I THINK IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT THAT WE DO GET THE INPUT FROM THAT TASK FORCE BE - FORE WE MAKE ANY MORE DECISIONS . WE KEEP MUDDLING THROUGH THIS, AND I JUST WANTED TO SHARE WITH YOU, THAT MY POSITION AT THIS POINT IS REGARDLESS OF WHAT 'S HAPPENED BEFORE, WE NEED TO MOVE QUICKLY ON THE RESOLUTION AND THAT RESOLUTION SHOULD BE COMING AS QUICKLY AS WE GET SOMETHING CONCRETE TO WORK WITH FROM THE FIRE PROTECTION DELIVERY TASK FORCE . AND I 'D LIKE TO ASK MR. FRASER IF WE HAVE A TIME, DEFINITE WHERE WE EXPECT TO HAVE A REPORT FROM THAT TASK FORCE? MAYOR , IN RESPONSE TO COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT , THE TASK FORCE WAS ESTABLISHED IN FEBRUARY AND GIVEN SIX MONTHS TIME TO CONCLUDE THEIR PARTICULAR STUDIES. THAT WOULD LEAD US TO EXPECT A REPORT AT THE END OF JULY, OR EARLY PART OF AUGUST, IN ADVANCE OF YOUR DELIBERA - TIONS ON THE BUDGET. HABENICHT: IT 'S MY POSITION THAT, WE THAT, WE DO THE VERY BEST WE CAN WITH WHAT WE HAVE AND WORK VERY HARD TO TO FACILITATE THE WORK OF THIS COMMITTEE AND POSTPONE ANY FURTHER ACTION UNTI L, OR DIRECTIVES, OR WHATEVER , UNTIL WE CAN GET THAT INFORMATION . FISCHBACK: EXCUSE ME , AM I THEN TO UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE TO POSTPONE THIS MAY 21ST VOTE ON THE CLOSURE OF THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION? UNTIL YOU HAVE CONCURRED WITH THE FIRE SERVICE COMMITTEE? HABENICHT : IT 'S MY POSITION TO VO TE AGAINST THAT WH EN THAT COMES UP BECAUSE WE DON'T, IF THAT DOES COME UP, BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE THE RESOLUTION FROM THE FIRE SERVICE DELIVERY COMMITTEE. THAT'S MY POSITION, AND I 'M ONLY SPEAKING FOR MYSELF ON THAT. FISCHBACK : I SEE. HATHAWAY: TIM HAS A QUESTION. HABENICHT: THAT, THAT WOULD BE MY RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL . FISCHBAC : IT MAKES SENSE TO ME, EXCUSE ME, THAT IF YOU ESTABLISH THIS COM · MITIEE THAT YOU ESTAB ISH IT FOR A PURPOSE D LET THEM E A DECISI TO HELP YOU E A DECISION . VA o· E: M . U lOC . BU LOC : ' . I . • • • COUNCIL TO THE CENTENNIAL REGION. AND, MOVING ON TO THE FIRE COM - MITTEE, AH, THERE HAS BEEN SOME COMMENTS ALREADY MADE THAT PERHAPS THE COMMITTEE IS, AH, AH, STACKED IN SUCH A WAY AS TO, AS TO REP - RESENT THE VIEW THAT THE CITY COUNCIL WANTS THEM TO HOLD . OF COURSE, WE EXPECTED THOSE CHARGES, OBVIOUSLY, BUT, BUT THERE 'S BEEN ALSO SOME SUGGESTIONS, PERHAPS, ABOUT ALLOWING THEM TO MEET BY THEMSELVES WITHOUT FACILITATORS OR PERHAPS GIVING THEM SOME TYPE OF RESOURCES TO PERHAPS MAYBE HIRE ONE OF THEIR OWN CONSULTANTS RATHER THAN HIRING ONE OF TWO MENTIONED THE EVENING OF OUR LAST STUDY SES - SION, OR WHENEVER THAT WAS MENTIONED. THERE MAY BE SOME MERIT IN THAT ARGUMENT, AND THAT MIGHT BE WORTH FURTHER DISCUSSION . THAT 'S ALL I WANT TO SAY . VAN DYKE: IF I MAY FOLLOW UP ON THAT BRIEFLY. IT 'S BEEN MY POSITION WHEN I LAST AND ONLY TIME MET WITH THAT GROUP THAT THEIR CHARGE WAS TO ADDRESS THE FIRE SERVICES DELIVERY, BUT THEIR CHARGE ALSO WAS TO 00 IT IN WHATEVER MANNER IT WAS NECESSARY AND APPROPRIATE FROM THEIR PERSPECTIVE WITHOUT ANY INPUT OR DIRECTION FROM CITY COUNCIL . SO I AM HOPEFUL THAT IF THEY HAVE ANY NEED FOR AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT, OR IF THEY HAVE A NEED NOT TO MEET WITH THE CURRENT FACILITATORS THAT, THAT THEY'LL, YOU KNOW , DEMAND THAT AS A GROUP. BULLOCK : AND IS IT , AM I TO UNDERSTAND TOO, THAT THEY CAN STRUCTURE THEIR MEETINGS IN ANY MANNER THAT THEY WISH? FOR EXAMPLE , IF THEY WISH TO HAVE IT PUT FROM ANY SOURCE WHATSOEVER ... VAN DYKE : ABSOLUTELY . BULLOCK: ... THEY ARE TOTALLY FREE TO 00 SO? VAN DYKE: ABSOLUTELY . BULLOCK: THANK YOU . VA.N DYKE: ANYTHING ELSE? RITA? HATHAWAY : • 10 • I . • • • SORT OF DECISION ON HOW MUCH WE'RE JUST GOING TO BACK OFF AND LET THE FIRE SERVICE DELIVERY DO THEIR JOB WITHOUT US HUDDLING UP THE PROCESS BY EITHER OPENING THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION, CLOSING A RES - CUE, DOING THIS THAT AND THE OTHER. WE ALSO NEED TO GIVE CLEAR DIRECTION TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY AS TO HOW MUCH WE EX - PECT TO BE ABLE TO HUDDLE INTO. I THINK IT'S TIME WE STEP BACK AND SAY, HEY, THIS IS OUR DECISION, GO FOR IT. AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT WE NEED TO DO ON THE 21ST. I JUST WANTED TO GIVE COUNCIL ENOUGH TIME IN THE MEANTIME TO TAKE ALL YOUR CONSIDERATIONS IN ADVANCE, AND MAKE THE DECISION WHETHER WE'RE GOING TO PROCEED THE WAY WE STARTED THIS BUDGET YEAR WITH THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION IN ESSENSE CLOSED, OR WHETHER WE'RE GOING TO PROCEED, OR PROCEED WITH WHAT WE DID ON FEBRUARY 20TH. 1 THINK WE JUST NEED TO COME TO THE RESOLU- TION OF THE WAY WE'RE GOING TO GO. FISCHBACK: I AGREE WITH THAT RITA, BUT 1 STILL HAVEN'T HEARD ANY PERSON ON THIS COMMITTE, OR THIS COUNCIL, EXCUSE HE, ADDRESS THE MAIN CONCERN OF MY DELIVERY HERE TONIGHT WAS THE MANPOWER ISSUE . AND AM I COR - RECT IN STATING THAT THE COUNCIL DID DECIDE TO HIRE THREE FIRE - FIGHTERS? GET THEM INTO THE ACADAMY AND SOLVE OUR MANPOWER PROBLEM? VAN DYKE : IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT COUNCIL IS KIND OF SPLIT WHETHER WE NEED MORE MANPOWER OR WHETHER WE NEED A REORGANIZATION OF THE MANPOWER, AND RATHER THAN MEDDLING AGAIN , AS RITA HAS ALLUDED TO, IT'S BEEN MY POSITION SINCE THE VERY BEGINNING THAT WE STICK BY THE DECISION THAT WE MADE AT THE BUDGET RETREAT LAST YEAR UNTIL THE FIRE SER - VICES DELIVERY COMMITTEE COMES FORTH WITH THEIR RECOMMENDATION . CLEARLY YOUR ISSUES ARE NOT BEING EFFECTIVELY ADDRESSED, AND I DON 'T SUSPECT THEY WILL BE UNTIL THE FIRE SERVICES DELIVERY COMES FORTH WITH THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS AND WE GO INTO A BUDGET RETREAT IN SEPTEMBER AND ALLOCATE THE NECESSARY FUNDS TO MEET THOSE RECOMMEN · DATIONS . BUT RIGHT NOW, THE BUDGET IS SET IN SUCH A WAY THAT IN ORDER TO KEEP THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION OPEN OR BOTH RESCUE UNITS, WE CAN 'T ACHIEVE THAT IN THE CURRENT BUDGET WITHOUT EXPENDING A TREMENDOUS NOJNT OF DOLLARS . NOW WE CAN CHOOSE TO DO THAT, BUT I 'M SUGGESTING TO YOU THAT WE HAVE A COUNCIL UP HERE THAT IS NOT IN FULL AGREEMENT ONE WAY OR THE OTHER, AND THAT 'S ANOTHER REASON WHY VE SUPPORTED THE CONCEPT Of THE FIRE SERVICE DELIVERY GROUP, A GROUP OF CITIZENS THAT COULD DEDICATE SUBSTANTIAL TIME STUDYING THE ISSUE TO UNDERSTAND IT AND COME UP WITH A RESOLUTION THAT WE 'RE NOT CAPABLE OF DOING BE CAUSE OF All TH E OTHER RESPONSIBI LITIE S VE HAVE TO ADDR ESS. AND I HAV E TO SAY THA T NON E OF US Alt E SATIS FI ED WITH TH LE VEL OF WHAT'S OCCUR I IN AND AROUND TH FIR SERVI CES, ALL LO Lll( TO S E IT R SO YEO, A SOL VED SO THAT V AYBOOY INS . I DON 'T IF TH R IS THAT S ER . FISCH C : DON 'T YOU AGRE THOUGH THAT HAM R R ALLY IS TH ROOT OF TH v 0 I CH P L H AT THIS TIM A QUIC SOLUTJ I, l AGREE THAT lT Y 8 PR08 "· LL, I, CO AH AO .•• PART 0 TH PRO EM UT IT IS T TH . ll . I . • • • • CLAYTON: YOUR HONOR, I THINK IT BEARS REPEATING AGAIN THAT IF THIS WAS AN EASY PROBLEM , IF THIS HAD CLEAR CUT SOLUTIONS, THEY WOULD HAVE AL- READY BEEN MADE . THE PROBLEM IS THAT IN VARIOUS PEOPLE'S MINDS THE SOLUTIONS ARE CLEAR CUT. SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT THE SOLUTION IS SIMPLY HIRE MORE PEOPLE; SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT THE FACT THAT ENGLE- WOOD HAS TWICE AS MANY FIREMEN AS MOST OF THE REST OF THE DENVER AREA PER CAPITA IS AN INDICATION THAT MAYBE WE ALREADY HAVE ENOUGH PEOPLE; SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT WE NEED MORE RESCUES; SOME PEOPLE FEEL THAT THE FACT THAT THE RESCUE IS USED HARDLY AT ALL IS AN IN - DICATION THAT MAYBE WE HAVE EQUIPMENT THAT IS NOT UTILIZED AS WELL AS IT HIGHT BE; SOME PEOPLE, YOU KNOW, THERE'S A NUMBER OF OPINIONS OF REASONABLE PEOPLE THAT DIFFER. AND I THINK THAT'S THE KEY, IS THAT, I DON'T THINK THERE'S A PERSON UP HERE THAT ISN'T JUST AS CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR FAMILY, THEIR PROPERTY, AND THEIR LIFE IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION AS YOU ARE. AH, FOR INSTANCE, THERE ARE NO FIRE STATIONS EAST OF BROADWAY, NONE. I HAPPEN TO LIVE EAST OF BROADWAY. I'M CONCERNED ABOUT THAT. THE FACT IS THAT WE HAVE GOT TO HAVE THE COURAGE AS CITY COUNCIL TO DO MORE THAN SIMPLY PASS THE BUCK ON TO THE NEXT CITY COUNCIL LIKE SOME IN THE PAST HAVE DONE TO US. WE 'VE GOT TO HAVE THE COURAGE TO FACE THIS PROBLEM, LOOK AT IT AND MAKE HARD CHOICES. SOME OF THESE CHOICES ARE NOT GOING TO BE POPULAR, BUT IF WE DO A GOOD JOB, THEY WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM, AT LEAST, I HOPE, AND I HOPE THAT THE PROBLEM IS ADEQUATE EMERGENCY SERVICE, AND I THINK THAT WE'RE GOING TO GET TO THAT POINT WHERE WE WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE EMERGENCY SERVICE AT A REASONABLE COST FOR THE CITIZENS OF ENGLEWOOD. SOME PEOPLE WILL LIKE THAT, SOME PEOPLE AREN'T. FISCHBACK : BILL, EXCUSE ME , WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO SAY, THE CITIZEN OF ENGLE - WOOD GOING TO SAY ON YOUR PURCHASE OF A NEW FIRE TRUCK? $360,000 - MY QUESTION FIRST OF All IS WHO IS GOING TO MAN THAT PIECE OF EQUIPMENT, AND SECOND OF All, DO WE REALLY HAVE A NEED FOR THAT PIECE OF EQUIPMENT? I ... CLAYTON: THOSE ARE VERY GOOD QUESTIONS. I'M NOT SURE W 00 HAVE A NEED FOR THAT EQUIPMENT . FISCHBAC I PERSONALLY INTERVIEWED A FIREMEN WHO HAD SPENT TEN YEARS ON THE SNORKLE TRUC AND HE TOLD ME THAT ALTHOUGH IT'S NOT PRETTY, IT 'S GOT RUST ANO IT'S NOT BRAND NEW , IT'S OLD BUT M CHANICALLY SOUND . YES W COULD USE AN ADDITIONAL FIRE TRUC TO REPLACE IT, BUT I 'M NOT S~ ERE THAT MANPOWER IS GOI TO COM f . AND TH E E , EXCUS ME, THE LESS MANPOWER E MAINTAIN AS A CIT I REA S R£ E TIM ESPECIALLY fOR YOURSELf IF OU LIV TH TH TH DISTRICT OR , EXCUSE M , TH TH E Of TH CITY, OT R R 0 C IL MIGHT LIV T T AR SHOULD Ll Y C £ EO. 'R TAL I RES Tl IN £XCE 0 7 I 1 S? CLA T • lZ • I . . - • • KOLTAY: • • • SUGGEST SOMETHING TO THEM, THEY'D SHOW ME THE DOOR. AND THAT 'S THE IDEA. WE WANT SOMEONE WHO CAN BE A LITTLE INDEPENDENT. NOW THE QUESTION IS -WILL THE CITY COUNCIL BE WILLING TO HAVE THE COURAGE TO MAKE THE DECISIONS WE 'RE GOING TO HAVE TO MAKE WHEN THEY GIVE US THEIR RECOMMENDATION. THAT 'S WHERE YOU OUGHT TO BE WORRIED. BE - CAUSE IT NOT ONLY AFFECTS THE QUALITY OF YOUR FIRE SERVICE, IT AF - FECTS THE QUALITY OF YOUR TAX BILL , AND IT AFFECTS THE OTHER KINDS OF SERVICES THAT YOU EXPECT FROM THE CITY, TOO. I HAVE A COMMENT. MR . FISCHBACK, I KNOW YOU AND I HAVE HAD DISCUS - SIONS SEVERAL, ON A COUPLE OF OCCASIONS. WHILE WE AGREE IN SOME AREAS AND DISAGREE IN OTHERS, I WOULD LIKE TO STATE FOR YOU THAT I THINK THE MANNING LEVEL IS JUST ONE PORTION OF A GLOBAL PROBLEM THAT WE HAVE RIGHT NOW IN ENGLEWOOD IN UNDERSTANDING THE WHOLE PROBLEM . THE REASON I SAY THAT, THERE WERE TIMES WHEN WE HAD ADDI - TIONAL MANNING PEOPLE -19 AND 20 , AND AT THE SOME TIME EQUIPMENT WAS STILL SHUT DOWN FOR LACK OF OTHER PEOPLE BEING OFF. SO EVEN WITH ADDITIONAL FIREFIGHTERS , WE WERE NOT ABLE AS A CITY TO MAIN - TAIN 19 MEN ON THOSE SHIFTS . VERY OFTEN WE FEEL BELOW THAT MANNING LEVEL. I THINK THE PUBLIC IS SEEING FOR THE FIRST TIME WHEN THE STATION IS CLOSED THAT 'S WHEN THE IMMEDIATE DANGER IS THERE IN THE PUBLIC'S PERCEPTION . BUT AT OTHER TIMES I THINK THERE KAY HAVE BEEN TIMES WHEN THE EQUIPMENT WAS SITTING WITH NO ONE TO RUN IT ANYWAY . I THINK THERE ARE SOLUTIONS THAT WE CAN APPLY FOR THE MAN - NING LEVELS. WE AUTHORIZED SOME OVERTIME BUDGET TO TAKE CARE OF THOSE POSITIONS AND THINGS LIKE THAT IN THIS INTERIM. OVER THE LONG PERIOD, I THINK ALL OF THE COUNCILMEMBERS HERE ARE LOOKING FOR A LONG TERM SOLUTION TO THIS PROBLEM, AND THAT'S A REEVALUATION OF OUR ENTIRE FIRE SERVICE. TMERE ARE SOME OF US, MYSELF, WHO HAVE PRESSED VERY HARD IN THE AREA OF AMBULANCE TRANSPORT, THAT IT 'S A SERVICE THAT'S NOT NEED OR TO BE l'ttOVIDED BY THE CITY . I 'M A MINORITY IN THAT OPINION IN A LOT OF AREAS. I THINK ALL OF US HAVE SOME SPECIFIC AREAS THAT WE 'RE LOOKING AT AND WE JUST ALL NEED TO GET TOGETHER AND SEE WHAT IS THE SOLUTION. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT MEN IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, WE HAVE SOME Of THE FINEST LEADERS THERE WITH A HUNDRED YEARS OF COMBINED SERVICE . I DON 'T SEE THOSE MEN STANDING BEHIND YOU TELLING YOU, OR TELLING US EXACTLY WHAT THE ANSWER IS BECAUSE I'M NOT SURE THEY KNOW. HUH? FISCHBACK : I HOPE THEY ARE ON OUTY! KOLTAY : VAN OY IGGI S: I THINK THAT 'S AN EXAMPLE TO YOU ALSO, AS PART OF TH PROBLEM THAT WE 'RE FACED WITH . AND I'M NOT SURE TOUR SOLUTION IS YET . L T'S LET MR . WIGGINS SP AK • • 13 • W 'VE ALL £l · AlSO OVER TM R . • TIM AND I JUST COT • • • • RECOMMEND THAT YOU GO THERE AND BE SATISFIED IN YOUR OWN MIND AS TO WHAT THEY'RE DOING. THAT THEY'RE STUDYING IT RIGHT , BECAUSE THEY'RE GOING TO COME BACK WITH RECOMMENDATIONS TO US, AND AS MR . CLAYTON HAS SAID, IT 'S UP TO US TO HAVE THE INTESTIONAL FORTITUDE TO DECIDE WHICH WAY TO GO FOR THE BEST OF THE ENTIRE CITY. SO I RECOMMEND THAT YOU GO TO THOSE MEETINGS AND SEE WHAT THEY ARE DOING. FISCHBACK: CLYDE, FOR YOUR INFORMATION, MY WIFE SITS ON THAT COMMITTEE, AND SO I AM PARTY TO SOME OF THE INFORMATION THAT 'S BEING PROVIDED TO THAT COMMITTEE. WIGGINS: WELL, THEN YOU'RE ARE FARTHER AHEAD BECAUSE THERE ARE THREE FROM THE CENTENNIAL AREA, THAT'S ONE THING YOU OUGHT TO BE AWARE OF . THE OTHER DISTRICTS ALL HAVE TWO, WE IN DISTRICT IV HAVE THREE SO WE HAVE A LITTLE MORE INPUT THAN ... FISCHBACK : THE FIRE PROTECTION AFFECTS EVERYBODY, IT'S NOT JUST THE PEOPLE IN THE CENTENNIAL AREA . AH , WE MIGHT BE PERHAPS A LITTLE MORE VOCAL ABOUT THE CLOSURE OF THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION BECAUSE IT 'S IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD AND IT AFFECTS US . AH, TRYING TO GET SHERIDAN TO COVER PART OF OUR CITY IS NOT AN ANSWER TO THAT PROBLEM . THE OVER- ALL FIRE PROTECTION NEEDS TO BE REVIEWED AND IT NEEDS TO BE RE - VIEWED FOR THE ENTIRE CITY. WIGGINS : YOU'RE RIGHT, BOB. THE MAYOR AND I SAT ON A MEETING MONDAY, AN - OTHER GROUP OF CITIZENS ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE EXPENSE INVOLVED, BUT THERE ARE ALTERNATIVES , WAYS THAT WE 'RE LOOKING AT THAT WE CAN MAYBE HELP SHERIDAN IN SOME WAY THAT THEY CAN RESPOND WITH THE SAME PERSONNEL , WITH THE SAME EQUIPMENT THAT WE ALSO RESPOND WITH THAT WOULD BE CHEAPER IN THE LONG RUN ECONOMICALLY FOR THE CITY, AND YET GIVE YOU THE SERVICE IN YOUR SAME AR EA . I DON 'T THINK YOU 'RE GOING TO COMPLAIN IF IT'S A SHERIDAN UNIT OR AN ENGLEWOOD UNIT THAT SHOWS UP • SHERIDAN OFFICERS ARE TRAINED IN THE SAME TRAINING STATION, THEY HAVE THE SAME REQUIREMENTS THAT ENGLEWOOD OFFICERS, SO THEY SHOULD BE IDENTICAL IN TRAINING . I '" SURE WHEN YOU HAVE AN £MERGEN · CY YOU WANT SOMEBODY THERE, Nil I AGREE WITH YOU, BUT I THI MAY BE • WE 'RE ~ICING ON IT . FISHBA C : IG I ll, HAT FA lS TUA AID . fJ ll. TliAl A I, T EN P NT 0 [: ll. A C I . l Ill Tl l A 110 Il l •••• I • • • • ISSUE, AND WE ARE OPTOMISTIC THAT WE MAY COME UP WITH A RESOLUTION IN THE NEAR FUTURE. FISCHBACK: WELL, I APPRECIATE YOUR FAITH AND GUIDANCE IN THE FIRE SERVICE DELIVERY COfiiiiTIEE, AND WOULD WELCOME THAT YOU'D TALK TO SOME OF THE CITIZENS OF ENGLEWOOD SO TO FIND OUT HOW THEY FEEL. I'M JUST ONE VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY AND I WOULD THINK THAT THERE'S OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY LIKE ME, THAT HAVE SOME OF THE SAME AND MAYBE SOME ALTERNATIVE CONCERNS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. . l . I . . • • • TAPE 2077 -AGENDA ITEM S(C) -KEN WAECHTER, 3127 W TUFTS AVENUE . WAECHTER : --.._......-- 0 £: KEN WAECHTER, 3127 WEST TUFTS. I HADN'T INTENDED TO SPEAK TONIGHT, BUT MAYBE I CAN CONTINUE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT HE (FISCHBACK) WAS ADDRESSING. I TOO ATTENDED THAT MEETING YESTERDAY MORNING, SOME OF YOU PEOPLE WERE THERE . I HEARD LOTS OF SUGGESTIONS, LOTS OF THE SAME SUGGESTIONS AND I HEARD A LOT OF OPINIONS. A LOT OF THINGS ARE STILL COMING OUT, AND LIKE I SAID YESTERDAY, AND I SAY IT AGAIN, IT SEEMS TO BE THE CONSENSUS THAT'S GOING TO COME OUT OF THIS COMMITTEE IS WE'RE GOING TO CLOSE THE FEDERAL FIRE STATION . I ASK THE QUESTION AGAIN -WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY COME OUT OF THE COM - MITTEE AND SAY -KEEP IT OPEN. NO ONE SEEMS TO HAVE AN ANSWER. I ASK YOU NOW -WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO TO MANN THIS NEW TRUCK? AH, THE FIRE CHIEF THAT WORKED SO HARD TO GET THE NEW TRUCK PURCHASED SAYS THAT'S SOMETHING WE CAN DO WITH FEDERAL FIRE PEOPLE -WE CAN PUT THEM ON THE NEW TRUCK . SO, BUT IF WE PUT IT DOWN THERE, THEN IT 'S GOING TO SIT AND WE 'RE STILL GOING TO DERIVE PART OF OUR CITIZENS. WE'RE NOT GOING TO HELP THE RESCUE UNIT A BIT UNLESS WE ADD MORE PEOPLE. THIS IS SOMETHING LIKE SOMEONE TOLD ME THE OTHER DAY -I GUESS MAYBE WE'RE NOT QUITE LOOKING PAST LUNCH . AH, AS FAR AS THE RESCUE SITUATION IS CONCERNED, I ONLY ASK THAT EACH OF YOU PEOPLE TO CALL UP TO FIRE ADMINISTRATION AND GET INFORMATION ON AT LEAST TWO CALLS THAT HAPPENED TODAY. ONE OF THEM WAS A BAD ACCI - DENT ON 5300 BLOCK ON SOUTH BROADWAY WHERE, AH, A WOMEN AND TWO CHILDREN WERE TAKEN OUT OF ONE UNIT, IN ONE VEHICLE AND ANOTHER WOMEN OUT OF ANOTHER ONE AFTER QUITE A BIT OF TIME TRYING TO GET THEM OUT . PRIVATE RESCUE WAS NOT AVAILABLE FOR CONSIDERABLE LENGTH OF TIME . BUT THEY WERE 20 MINUTES BEFORE THAT ONE WOMEN LEFT THE AREA BECAUSE THEY FINALLY HAD TO GO AND GET SHERIDAN TO COME OVER TO DO IT -5300 BLOCK OF SOUTH BROADWAY. THE OTHER INCIDENT WAS A TRAIN WRECK THIS AFTERNOON AT ABOUT 4 O'CLOCK AT TUFTS AND UNION, OR TUFTS AND SANTA FE. TO WHERE WE HAVE TWO VERY CRITICAL PEOPLE IN THE HOSPITAL. THERE AGAIN WE HAD TO TRANSPORT ONE OF THE ---- WITH SHERIDAN . IT , IT 'S A MUTUAL AID SITUATION AND I AGREE THAT THESE THINGS HAVE TO HAPPEN . BUT SHERIDAN 'S SITUATION AS FAR AS THEIR PEOPLE IS CON CERNED, AND I 'VE SAID THIS MANY TIMES AND I SAY IT NOW, ARE NOT ACC EPTABLE , THEY ARE NOT EQUAL , THEY DO NOT TRAIN a L{ WITH ENGLEWOOD IN NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES · OCASSIONA LY, BUT THEY ali r' S39 · S3 ,600 TO THAT METRO FIRE DISTRI CT -WHATEVER THE NAME THEY USE FOR THE TRAINING CENTER DOWN THERE . IT'S A PAID SIT UATION TO WH ERE THEY WORK , AH , THEMSEL VES AND PA Y FOR, BY THE HOUR ACC ORDIN G TO MARK WA LL ACE TH IR FIRE CHIEF. AN D LAST NIGHT MUCH AFTE R OA R THEY WER . THER DOING TRAI NING. AH, IT'S, I F EL THAT MY TAXES GO TO ENGLEWOOD THE AS EVERYBOO ELSE. I WAS EVE N, UNDERSTOOD YESTERDAY lNG EN E 0 TH PARTIES AT THAT M ET · I G, T HERE T I HT, THAT SAID SOH THI ABOUT ELL, If CE NTE N· NIAL PEOPLE WANT FIRE PROTECT! , WE OUGHT TO ADO TO THEIR TAX · S. MAYB THAT 'S TH M NTA lTV THAT W 'R I INTO. I THI I PA TAXE TH AM AS TH OTH R CIT IZE N 0 THIS CITY, AND MY FIR PROT CTION WILL C FR R MY TAX S AR PAID, OR I 'LL 00 T VER I HA Y TO 00 TO AS U THAT. THAN OU, I FOR R Ml I u AGAIN . • J • I • • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 6 WANUSH: D THANK YOU, MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. THE NEXT SEVEN ITEMS - I2A THROUGH I2G, AND I WAS GOING TO ASK THAT TOO, THAT I MAKE ONE PRESENTATION RELATING TO THE WHOLE THING AND THAT YOU THEN VOTE SEPARATELY ON THEM. THESE, ALL THESE SEVEN ITEMS RELATE TO THE ADOPTION, READOPTION OF THE GENERAL BUILDING CODES OF THE CITY. THESE INCLUDE THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODE, UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE, UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE, THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, UNIFORM FIRE CODE, THE DANGEROUS BUILDING CODE, AND THEN A SECTION RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THOSE CODES. THESE CODES ARE NATIONAL CODES THAT ARE PROPOSED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILDING OFFI- CIALS, AND THE UNIFORM BUILDING CODES THEMSELVES ARE CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED, CONTINUOUSLY REVIEWED. AND EVERY THREE YEARS THESE, THIS NATIONAL ORGANIZATION COMES OUT WITH A RECOM1ENDED CODE. BEFORE YOU ARE THE CODE, THE RECOMMENDED CODES FOR 1988. WE ARE CURRENTLY FOLLOWING THE 1985 UNIFORM BUILDING CODE AND ASSOCIATED CODES. SPECIFICALLY WHAT WE ARE RECOMMENDING IS THE ADOPTION OF ALL THESE CODES WITH SOME MINOR MODIFICATIONS. A MODIFICATION THAT IS IN- CLUDED IN EACH OF THESE CODES RELATES TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CODES -SUCH THINGS AS DEFINING THE DEPARTMENT THAT HANDLES THEM, THE PROPER PROCEDURE FOR APPEAL, LIABILITY SECTIONS, THESE KIND OF THINGS ARE ALL CHANGED IN EACH OF THESE PROPOSED CODES TO REFLECT THE WAY WE IN ENGLEWOOD HAVE DECIDED TO ORGANIZE AND ADMINISTER THE CODES. SO IN EACH OF THESE CODES YOU'LL SEE A REFLECTION OF THAT ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE. LET HE RUN DOWN VERY QUICKLY SOME OF THE BROADER AREAS THAT WE ARE RECOMMENDING FOR CHANGE FROM WHAT IS BEING RECOMMENDED BY THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION . IN THE BUILDING CODE, AH, WE 'RE RECOMMENDING SOME CHANGES RELATING TO THE REQUIREMENT FOR SPRINKLERS IN NEW CONSTRUCTION, AND THIS, AH, AH, SPECIFICALLY RELATES TO THE ADDITION OF SPRINKLERS IN MID -RISE BUILDINGS WHICH ARE SO FEET IN HEIGHT OR FOUR STORIES IN HEIGHT, AND THIS RELATES TO FIRE SERVICE AND FIRE CAPABILITIES, AND WE RECOMMEND THE ADDITION OF SPRINKLERS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION IN THAT . THERE'S ALSO A CHANGE RELATING TO THE WAY SPRINKLING SYSTEMS ARE REQUIRED IN HOSPITALS, PARTICULARLY OPERATING ROOMS AND INTENSIVE CARE ROOMS, AND WE 'VE MADE A RECOMMENDATION FOR A MINOR ALTERATION IN THAT THAT WOULD EXEMPT OPERATING ROOMS FROM THE NECESSITY TO HAVE SPRIN LERS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. IN THE ME CHANICAL COO , W 'VE CHANGED THE FEE STRUCTURE TO CONFORM TO THE WAY WE HANDLE THE U IFO BUILD! G COO ICH IS ON A, ON A TOTAL COST BASIS . WE TAKE SOME P OPO Tl AS A FORMULA BAS 0 ON TH TOTAL COST 0 THE R 8 lNG DOH • 0 WE 'R REC NOING THAT 8 CONTINUED FOR BOTH THE MECHANICAL CODE AND TH Pl 81 CODE. WE 'R ALSO REC ENDI NG THE PROH081TION OF FLOOR FUR · C S IH T OF N W C TRUCTJON. IN THE PLUM81NG CODE, THERE 'S AGAIN TH FEES A 0 AOMINISTRATI , SOM Ml R, SOH RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO PVC TYP PIPING IN WA LL ICH IS RATHER MINOR, AH, CHANGE. AND TH LECTRICAL COO , AGAIN TH R 'S VERY LlTTLE RECOMMENDED CHANG FROM THE Tl L COO XCEPT A PROHIBITION ON ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS UNO R CERTAIN CIRC TAN S. IN TH !FORM rtR COO , AGAIN W 'V MAO SOH CHANG S R LATl TO TH , PROVJSJ S R LATING TO MIO ·RIS STRUCUTURES AS 'V IN TH BUILOI COO , WITH SPRIN LER YST MS AND IN TH DAN · OU UllOI COO 'V C ES EXCEPT INISTRATI . TH • I . • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 7 DANGEROUS BUILDING CODE IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE HOUSING CODE BUT IT AP- PLIES TO ALL EXISTING STRUCTURES INCLUDING COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES AND IT RELATES TO OUR ABILITY TO MAKE SOME ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY SAFETY EXITING ON EXISTING BUILDINGS. AND THE LAST PROVISION WHICH IS 12G RELATES TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND THERE WE'VE MADE SOME CHANGES FROM THE LAST TIME THIS WAS ADOPTED, BECAUSE WE'VE CHANGED OUR RELATIONSHIP, OR WE'VE CHANGED SOME ASSIGNMENTS -CODE ENFORCEMENT IS NO LONGER, AH, THIS IS ENVIRONMENTAL CODE ENFORCEMENT, THIS IS NO LONGER HANDLED OUT OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT, IT COMES OUT OF THE PLANNING AREA, CODE ENFORCE- MENT. AND THE LAST THING THAT I'D L1 KE TO COMMENT ON, THERE'S AN OR - GANIZATIONAL CHART THAT IS INCLUDED IN IZG THAT SHOWS THE WAY THE DEPART- MENT THROUGH THE CODE ADMINISTRATOR IS STRUCTURED, AND I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT BEFORE THIS IS PASSED ON FIRST READING THAT THAT BE DELETED. NOT BECAUSE IT 'S INACCURATE REFLECTION OF THE WAY WE DO THINGS TODAY, BECAUSE AS WE ARE CONTINUING LOOKING AT HOW WE ADMINISTER THINGS, FROM TIME TO TIME WE MAKE CHANGES AND WE RECOMMEND CHANGES IN PERSONNEL AND THE WAY WE STRUCTURE THINGS, TO HAVE THESE THINGS CODIFIED MAKES IT A LITTLE MORE DIFFICULT AND GIVES THE ADMINISTRATION, THE ADMINISTRATION,, THE CITY MANAGER AND MYSELF LESS FLEXIBILITY IN BEING ABLE TO RESPOND TO WHAT, TO CHANGI NG NEEDS AND CHANGING CIRCUMSTANCES . SO I'D RECOMMEND THAT THAT BE DELETED. IT'S IZG, THE ... VAN DYKE: IT'S, THE ... IT 'S THIRD FROM THE LAST PAGE . WANUSH: DEWITT : WANUSH : IT'S SECTION THREE ON IZG -JUST THAT SECTION. THE PROPER WAY TO DO THAT WOULD BE UNDERNEATH SECTION 3 TO PUT A PERIOD AFTER THE REPEALED, AND STRIKE THE BALANCE OF THE SECTION. NOW I HAVE HERE TONIGHT IS ALSO WA LT GRODITSKI, TH CODE AD- MINISTRATOR, AND BECKY BAKER, THE CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR, WHO COULD RESPOND TO ANY Of THE MORE TECHNICAL QUESTION THAT YOU WOULD HAVE. AND RIGHT NOW I 'D JUST BE WILLING TO OP£N IT UP AND RESPOND TO QUESTIONS AND HAVE THEM COME UP IF IT 'S ECESSARY . HABENICHT : I HAVE A FEW QUESTIONS. IS THERE ANYTHI IN THE CODE OR IN THE H JCHT : CODE FOR BUILDINGS TO HAVE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY IN MY WAY THE TYPE Of CONSTRUCTION THAT THE BUILDING HAS SO THAT If THERE 'S EVER AN EM RGENCY , RG Y CRE WS MIGHT MIGH T 8 PRIVY TO THAT INF liON 'T N ED TO SECOND GU SS IT ? I . • -• • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 8 WANUSH: FRASER: IN MANY CASES THE FIREMEN DON'T KNOW WHAT THE STRUCTURE OF THE BUILDING IS AND THEY CAN ONLY GUESS BY THE CONFIGURATION OF THE BUILDING YOU CAN MAKE A BIG SAFETY POINT OF VIEW BUT NOT HOW TO APPROACH ••• IN EXISTING BUILDINGS THAT WERE CONSTRUCTED PRIOR TO SOME OF THESE CODE ADOPTIONS, OF COURSE YOU HAVE A MUCH GREATER PROBLEM, AND IN FACT THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS THAT THE BUILDING CODES ARE REALLY DESIGNED TO ADDRESS IS THAT IF YOU HAVE A HAZARDOUS KIND OF USE WITHIN THE STRUCTURE, YOU KNOW THE BUILDING. IF IT'S CONSTRUCTED IN A NEW BUILDING, WELL, IT'S CONSTRUCTED TO MEET THOSE REQUIREMENTS. ON YOUR POINT, I THINK IT'S ALSO APPROPRIATE TO POINT OUT THAT WE'RE IN THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTING A COMPUTER OPERATED DISPATCH SYSTEM TO AID THE FIREFIGHTERS AS A DATA BASE BY ADDRESS THAT HAS PROGRAMED INFORMATION FOR THEM SO THAT IF THEY HAVE SOMETHING THAT'S DISPATCHED TO A CERTAIN LOCATION THEY WILL BE ABLE TO BE PROVIDED INFORMATION BEFORE THEY EVEN GET ON THE SCENE THAT THEY COULD OBTAIN FROM THAT DATA BASE, AND INCLUDED IN THAT AS THEY HAVE THE CAPABILITY WILL BE SUCH THINGS AS STRUCTURE OF THE BUILDING, WHAT KIND OF SPECIAL UNIQUE FEATURES THERE MAY BE , WHATEVER HAZARD- OUS MATERIALS THERE MAY BE AND SO FORTH. HABENICHT: I 'M GLAD TO HEAR THAT. ALSO, I WAS WONDERING IF THESE, WILL THESE CODES TAKE EFFECT FOR BUILDINGS AT THE TIME OF FIRST OCCUPANCY, OR, OR WANUSH: THESE ARE FOR ANY NEW CONSTRUCTION. OR SUBSTANTIAL REHABILITATION OF EXISTING BUILDINGS. HABENICHT: I'M CONCERNED IN TERMS, I REALLY THINK IT'S VERY GOOD TO HAVE THAT SPRINKLER REQUIREMENT THERE, AND I GUESS MY QUESTION IS RISING WITH CONCERN ABOUT THE NEW DEVELOPMENT OF SILVER CLIFFS. WAHUSH : OKAY, THIS REQUIREMENT IS AN EXISTING REQUIREMENT. WE'VE MADE THAT CHANGE FOR SEVERAL DIFFERENT CODE YEARS. AND THIS IS JUST IN A SENSE SAYING WE WANT THAT CHANGE TO HAPPEN AGAIN. HAB NICHT : BUT THAT STRUCTURE IS NOT SPRI EO, IS IT? H: I OO.'T THI IT 'S CLASSIFI 0 AS A HIGH -RISE STRUCTUR EITH R. HAB ltHT : SO T THIS COO AOORESSES IS ••• ANU H: MIO ·RIS ltH WOULD 8 50 FEET OR FOOR STORI HA Nl t HT : OH, FOU STORIES . H: y I . • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes May 1, 1990 -Page 9 HABENICHT: HAVE WE CONSIDERED TAKING THAT DOWN TO MAYBE TWO STORIES , OR MORE THAN TWO STORIES? WANUSH: IT HASN'T BEEN UNDER SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. OBVIOUSLY THERE'S A, I WOULDN'T QUESTION IT, THERE'S PROBABLY ADDITIONAL SAFETY CONNECTED WITH THAT, BUT THE LOWER YOU GO DOWN IN STORIES, THE GREATER ABILI - TY YOU HAVE TO EXIT A FACILITY IN ANY CASE, AND A SPRINKLER SYSTEM REALLY GETS YOU TO THE POINT THAT YOU CAN EXIT PROPERTY. AND I THINK THERE ARE TRADE OFFS, PLUS THERE IS A SERIOUS, AND THIS SHOULDN'T AFFECT, SHOULDN'T ENTER INTO DISCUSSIONS ON SAFETY, BUT THERE'S A SERIOUS COST IMPLICATIONS WHEN YOU TALK SPRINKLERS AND OTHER THINGS TO EXISTING BUILDINGS , AND THERE 'S A LIMIT, I THINK . AND I THINK THE CODE PROBABLY ADEQUATETLY ADDRESSES THE FACT THAT ONCE YOU GET BELOW THAT 50 FOOT , AT LEAST IN OUR OPINION, THAT THERE ARE OTHER ADEQUATE WAYS OF GETTING AWAY FROM THE DANGER OR FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TO SERVICE IT MUCH MORE ADEQUATELY . HABENICHT : THANK YOU . - I . .