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Home My WebLink About1990-06-18 (Regular) Meeting AgendaJune 18, 1990 Regular City Council Meeting • • • 0 • • • 0 0 tltr (I ttf c I~ !'1?c l ?t I ..., r I I· .It s-<1, ss • I I . . • • • 0 CITY CCUI:I L MDilA STATUS REPORT FOR Tit( JliiE 18, 1990 CITY COUIICIL METING Agenda Originating ~ De art~~ent Desert tion Act ton Taken Follow -up SA FINANCE COUNCIL MINUTES 6/4/90 (HATHAWAY) APPROVED 7-0 AS AMENDED COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED (WIGGINS VOTED NAY ON ITEM 68111 SECOND VOTE) FINANCE COUNCIL MINUTES 5/31 /90 (HATHAWAY) APPROVED 7-0 COPIES TO BE DISTRIBUTED 6Ai CMGR fi>TION TO SUPPORT RECYCLING GIIANT APPROVED 7-0 APPLICATION TO BE FILED APPLICATION (CLAYTON) 681 CMGR fi>TION FOR EXECUllV SESSION ON APPROVED 7-0 NON 6/25/90 TO DISCUSS FRASER'S HOUSING S ITUA Tl ON ( HA lHAWA Y) 68 I c R c c . I 88 BC 80 BE SF 8G 8H lZ 9A 9 lOA L CMGR CMGR CMGR CMGR CMGR CMGR CMGR CMGR C("' DEY c CATTY lTV • • • 0 ORRIS SAUNDERS, 3139 S OGDEN ) DAVE OSTBY, 3595 S WASHINGTON ) BETTY ACKER, 3140 S D£LAWARE )All EXPRESSED OPPOSITION TO LOYD GROSS, 75 E EASnwt )AGENDA ITEM 1ZE (LIQUOR (ALSO COMPLAINED ABOUT GOTHIC THEATRE))CONSIIWTION IN PARKS) VIRGINIA SMITH, 3165 S SHERMAN ) HARRY fitCCRUMB, 4737 S WASHINGTON ) ELEANOR DUNN, 3430 S PENNSYLVANIA RE: LEGALITY Of ORO.I1Z, 1989 I USE OF UNYACATED AREA Of 3400 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA NOTION BY BULLOCK TO BRING FORVAAO APPROVED 7-0 AGENDA ITEM 1 ZE MEETING TO BE SET UP TO INCLUDE All PARTIES OF INTEREST TO SETTLE MATTER C815 .7 ~NDING 5-lC -3-C EMC RE : LIQUOR CONSUMPTION (CLAYTON) MEQ£NT CONCERNED DEFINITION Of "PARKS" APPROVED 7-0 AS MENDED SECOND READING 7/Z/90 NOTION TO ACCEPT ICE£i 'S R SlGMTI ACCEPTED 7-0 FROM EURA (HAT Y) PllOCLAMATI TC . LA, LETTER OF REGRET TO BE SENT TO KEENA BY CMGR STAFF COPY TO 8 ENT TO U.S.C ON . OF YOR Fl /2 1/90 fl 6/21/90 fl /11/ • llA 12A 12B 12C 120 12 12F IZG J A IU CMGR UTIL PUB WKS CMGR UTIL C R ATIY • • • PUBLIC FORUM RE 1991 OPERATING BUDGET JOHN PETERSON, 3963 S CHEROKEE, CHAIRMAN OF PUBLIC LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD, SPOKE RE: CONCERNS ABOUT BUDGET CUTS AND HOW THIS WILL AFFECT LIBRARY SERVICES CBI31 INTRODUCED BY WIGGINS APPROVED 7-0 APPROVING BASIN INTERCEPTOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN COE, SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT, SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRIC T, AND SOUTH ENGLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT NO . 1 (WIGGINS) CBI34 INTRODUCED BY HATHAWAY APPROVED 7-0 APPROVING SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BROADWAY/BIG DRY CREEK BRIDGE WID ENING (HATHAWAY) RESO .IS2 APPROVING AGR EEMENT WITH APPROVED 7-0 EFFA FOR CONTRACT FOR 1991 -92 -93 (HATHAWA Y) MO TI ON TO APPROVE PURCHASE Of TV AP PROVED 7-0 SEWER LINE INSPECTION SYST EM FROM CUES, I ., $82,195 (HATHAWAY) SE PAC 2 FOR ACTION ON THIS ITEM MOTll* TO TAB TO 7/2/90 (HABENICHT) APPROVED 6-1 (KOL TAY -NAY) APPRO¥ D 7-0 liOTlATOit$ 0 SECOND READING 7/2/90 SECOND READING 7/2/90 CON TRAC T TO BEC OME EFFECTI VE l/1/91 UTIL DlR TO PROCEED WITH PURCHAS C8 29 OR CB 29 .1 TO 8 ACE 7/2 COPY Of R SO TO B ATIACH 0 TO GltMT APP !CATION (AG ITEM (6At) • • • 0 PRESENT : All SEVEN MEMBERS ADJOURNED 9:26 P.M. • • • • • 1 . Call to Order • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Re ular Session June 18, 1990 The regular meet i ng of the Englewood Ci ty Coun ci l was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7 :30 p.m. 2 . Invocation The i nvo cat i on wa s gi ven by Cou ncil Member Wiggins. 3 . Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke . 4 . Roll Call Present : Absent : A quoru. was present . Also present : c rf • Council KMbers Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton , Habenicht, Van Dyke None H ies Publi c or I . Englewood City Counc il Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 2 • • • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 31, 1990. Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. 6. General Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice (i) Mayor Van Dyke asked Council to support a motion for the rec y- cling grant application from the Office of Energy Conservation on integrated solid waste management. She explained the grant is being proposed by the City of Englewood for possibly up to $200,000, and that there is the likelihood of a joint participation in the grant with the City of littleton. Additionally, letters of support have been received from several surrounding local cities as well as Denver Regional Council of Governments and Tri-County Health . COUNCIL lt£JII£R CLAYTON ftOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO SUPPORT THE RECYCLING 6IWIT APPLICATION TO THE OFFICE OF ENEHY CONSERVATION. Mayor Van Dyke stated the application would be filed June 29, 1990; results will be available August 14, 1990 . Vote results: Ayes : Nays : Motion carried. (b) Council Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Oyk None r 's Choice ( ) COUNCIL fiOIIlR HATHMIAY fiOVtD, MD IT WAS SECOIIDO, TO HOlD AN EXECUTIVE SESSIOit Olt JUlY 25, 1990, COIICU.I .... FW£R'S HOUSI• SITUATIOit. Ay s: Council rs IColtay, Hath ay, Wfggtn • Bulloc , Clayton, Haben ch , Van Oy n on carri 0 ill b I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 3 7. Pre-scheduled Visitors There were no pre-scheduled visitors. 8. Non-scheduled Visitors • • • (a) Pollyanna Hayes, Executive Director of the Englewood Downtown Development Authority and coordinator of the Tuileries Park Festival, spoke strongly in favor of Agenda Item IZ(e), a bill for an ordinance which would permit the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in the "Plaza• at lit - tle Dry Creek. She cited numerous reasons for her support: 1) historically, there has never been problems experienced with alcohol consumption at the Pla - za during a special event; Z) the sale of beer and wine coolers generates a great deal of revenue to offset festival expenses; 3) exactly 5~ of the prof - its from beer and wine cooler sales is given to The Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce for scholarship funds; 4) beer and/or wine coolers are an integral and expected beverage at -.est festivals throughout Colorado; forbidding the sale of these beverages may affect attendance in the future; 5) as coordina - tor, Ms. Hayes has always given careful thought to the responsible selling and serving of alcoholic beverages, and has always ~tall the criteria set forth by the Englewood liquor licensing Authority; and 6) she is in full agreement with the liquor penait process and strongly feels that anyone desiring perm is - sion to sell alcohol in the Plaza or anywhere else must demonstrate a respon - sible nature and commft~nt to the ufety and well-being of all Plaza vfsf - tors . She urged that Council Bill No. 5.7 be approved and that alcoholic beverages be allowed fn the Plaza. Ms . Hayes confinaed that The Greater En - glewood Ch.-ber of Co..trce has requested pen.fsslon to operate the beer booth at the festival . She also confln.ed that training by Coors will be given to all individuals Involved In th selling and serving of alcoholic beverages . I . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 4 • • • (c) Dave Ostby, 35g5 South Washington, voiced strong opposition to con - sumption of alcoholic beverages in the parks. He didn't wish to have his fam - ily or friends subjected to intoxicated persons either in the parks or at com -munity fairs. (d) Betty lou Acker, 3140 South Delaware, stated she was pleased to learn that Council was not considering allowing alcohol in the parks; she fur - ther felt it was unnecessary to permit it at community festivals. She was of the opinion that the people of Englewood did not wish to have any more liquor outlets in the City and further that a lot of people would not attend the fes - tival if alcoholic beverages were to be served. If people are permitted to gather and drink in the parks she warned there would be a lot of trouble. She strongly objected to having alcohol sold or consumed in public places. (e) Loyd Gross, 75 East EastMan, stated he also opposed alcohol in public based on many of the reuons shted by Ms . Acker . He felt festivals should be fa11ily oriented and did not care to "put up with drunks.• He also advised Council of the problems he has encountered with the reopening of the Gothic Theatre, stating that after every performance he finds beer bottles , containers, etc. strewn up and down his street . It was clarified for Mr . Gross that the Gothic does not have a liquor license; Mr . Gross agreed, but he felt that whenever people are drinking, whether they buy it or bring it, they have a tendency to discard their bottles, etc. in a negligent manner. Coun cil Member Hathaway suggested that staff investigate this situation as she under - stands the Gothic management agreed to 110nitor and clean up the four -block area around the theatre after each perfonaance . Mr . Gross stated he appreci -ates Council opening its session with prayer . (f) Virginia Sllith, 3165 South Sher~~~n, stated she is opposed to liquor in the parks. She cited incidents at Bates /Logan park, stat 1 ng that 1 i quor only Makes things worse . She feels that the parks are for kids . It was clarified by Council Metaber Hathaway that there is no intention to allow liquor in Englewood parks . (g) Har ry Mc Cr u.., 4730 South Wash i ngt on, s tated he work s c lo se l y with chi l dren , t hat the park s wer e built f or chtl dren, no t f or adul t s t o have beer pa rties. H cited two tncid n s n fch liquor has had an adv rs aff ct. H tated tha "liquor aff c s th br• n,• and h dtd no w nt to s th cur . r n ordinan ce chang d . tha sh nd h r nths ago and as t qu stfons . To sed If Or-dinance No . 21. I • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 5 their water, utilities and sidewalks. City Attorney DeWitt explained that regarding the Dunn's water, sidewalks and access to their home, the ordinance requires that those particular services are to be provided by the City. He further advised Mrs . Dunn that Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1989, is a legal document, a law of the City of Englewood. Mrs. Dunn further inquired if the City is going to allow Swedish to take over the whole street, remove their sidewalks, etc. Hr. DeWitt felt that question should be addressed by the Di- rector of Community Development. Mayor Van Dyke suggested that a meeting be set up with all parties concerned in an effort to resolve the matter; she re - quested that Council Member Hathaway coordinate the meeting. Swedish's obligation to maintain the street was explained. Council Member Bullock stated he would like to be involved in the matter and included in the meeting suggested by the Mayor . He requested copies of all correspondence concerning the matter. Mayor Van Dyke suggested that Mr . Bullock might want to review Swedish's Planned Development prior to the meeting. With reference to the matter discussed by the non -sc heduled visitors -Agenda Items 8(a) through (g), it was suggested to bring forward Agenda Item 12(e). COUNCIL NEMER BULLOCK MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO BRING FORWARD AGENDA ITEM lZ{e). Ayes: Nay s: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None • • • • • 12. (e) The City Clerk wa s asked to read Council Bill No . 5.7, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 5.7, INTRODUCED BV COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON A Bill FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 5, CHAPTER JC, SECTION 3, SUBSECTION C, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, RELATING TO INTOXICATING BEVERAGES . COUNCIL MEMIEI CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOIID£D, TO A'NOVE ON fiRST READING COUNCIL IILL NO. 5.7, SERIES Of lt90. COUNCIL Elt WIMINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO MEND COUNCIL llll NO. 5.7, ,AlE 2, D£flNITION Of .,AIK. TO READ : , MY MEA USED AS A ,AIK, 'lAYUOtll), lEACH, lt£CREATION COTER, SCHOOL fACILITY 01 MY 0110 MEA IN THE CITY, M£0 01 USED IY THE CITY AIID DEVOTED 01 DUIIIIATED TO ACTIVE 01 ,ASSIYE ltECIEATION, (JTH£1 ON A T£MIICMtAIY 01 '[ IASIS, IUT SHAll NOT INCLUD£ WHAT IS C LV ltEFElltED TO AS TH£ •PLAZ.A• IN THE EUU D£YELOPIOT, 01 CITY HALL. D I . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 6 • • • expressed strong opposition to alcohol in the parks ; however, the Commission had approved the wording of the suggested amendment . Discussion ensued concerning the successful monitoring of sales and consump - tion of beer and wine coolers at last year's festival. Council Member Habenicht inquired i f this ordinance would require that there must be a special permit in order to consume alcohol in the Plaza. She wanted assurance that this would not allow persons to consume alcoholic beverage s in the Plaza area at any time other than by permi t. In response, Mr . DeWitt read a portion of the operative provision of the proposed ordinance: "5-3C-3 -UNLAWFUL TO POSSESS OPEN CONTAINER OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR IN PUBLIC : A. It shall be unlawful for any person to have in his possession or under his control in any public pnk intoxicating liquor in any container of any kind or description which is not sealed or on which the seal is broken. Mr. DeWitt further stated that there is a general prohibition in City facili - ties of alcoholic consumption, which generally ~r swell except In the pars due to their size and lack of patrol. Mr . Fraser commented thAt In th Phu If s011eone wish d to s 11 alcoholic beverages they ~uld be required to obtain a t orary license through th liquor licensing Authority. He explained that In th past there have be n conflicts In the City cod which sttpuhtes that ther shall not be any al - cohol consumption in such plac s as the Plaza. Th aa n purpose of th pro · posed changes is to provtd th •ans for the City to .,.,... t th use of th Plaza for an event for which a te~~porary 1 icense could be obtain d fr0111 th Lfquor lfc nsing Authority and th State. Council r Habenicht wan d furth r clartfica ton to •ak c rtain It wa s not being sugg sted that the Pla · za was an area wh re p opl could bring and cons th lr own alcohol lc b erag s. After furth r discussion, Counc 1 r Bulloc offer "frl ndly a nd n • o Councfl r W gglns orl nal n , lch ace pt d by Counc 11 M Ins and Clay on, fng d flnf ton of "hr • to r d: , I . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1g9o -Page 7 • • • Vote results on the amendment as amended : Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried; amendment approved. Before voting on passage of Council Bill No. 5.7 as amended, Council Member Bullock explained to the audience that if approved this would prohibit alcohol in the parks, prohibit alcohol in all public places within the City; it would allow alcohol in City Hall and the Plaza, but only upon approval by the Engle -wood liquor licensing Authority. Vote results on approval of Council Bill No. 5.7 as amended (first reading): Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. • * • • • 9 . Co.un1cat1ons and Procluattons (a) COUNCIL NUtiEit HATIWIAY ROVED, All) IT WAS SECOIIDED, TO ACCEPT WITH ltEUET lETTY KEENA'S ltESIIUTIOI FIOR THE EMLEVOOD UIIM ltDOAL AUTHOitiTY. Ayes : Council Melbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried. (b) COUNCIL fDIEit IULLOCIC ROVED. Me IT WAS SECCNIKD. TO APPROVE A PltOCLMATIOI IIELCCIII• THE RELEASE Of IIELSCII MelLA Me SUHOITI• THE SOUTH Af'IICM PEOPLE'S DDWID FOI FULL DOIOCUCY. Ayes: Council "'-bers Koltay , Hathaway, Wigg i ns, Bullo ck, Clayton, Habeni cht , Van Oyk Nay s: Non Motion carried. 10. Consent A,enda (a) OAOI (b) • 25, S Rl S 0 1990 (C IL fll 22 .1) £TITLED : • 1 I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 8 • • • AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SKATEBOARDS, ROUER SKATES, ROllER BLADES OR ROllER SKIS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1 OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. (c) ORDINANCE NO . 27, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 30 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1B, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1g85 BY DELETING SECTION 12-3 OF ARTICLE XII OF THE HODEL TRAFFIC CODE AND SECTION 25 -5h OF ARTICLE XXV OF THE HODEL TRAFFIC CODE AND ADDING NEW PRO - VISIONS AS TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 12 AND 13 PERTAINING TO DEFINING HAND - ICAPPED PERSONS, SIGNED HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACES, AND PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATORS . (d) ORDINANCE NO. 28, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL Bill NO. 32 .1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 9, CHAPTER 3A, SECTIONS 2 AND 4 , ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, DEALING WITH HOUSING REGULATIONS . COUNCIL HEMlER KOLTAY MOYm, Alii IT WAS SECOfiDm, TO APPitOYE CONSENT AGEtmA ITEMS 9 (a) THROUGH (d). Ayes: Nays : Motion carried. 11 . ~blic Forua Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Mayor Van Dyke announced the Council will convene in Public Forutn to obtain citizens' input regarding the 1991 operating budget. (a) John Peterson, 3963 South Cherokee, advised Council he is the Chail'lllan of the Englewood Public library Advisory Board. He expressed con - cerns over the expected cuts to the budget for 1991 ca..entfng that the cost of p rsonnel salary is slowly •squeezing out• appropriations for materials. H ac n 1 dg d the Library does not hav •excess p ople lying about feath r · ddtng . • Mr . Pet rson stat d th library provfd s service to n arly two · thirds o Englewood c:t fzens every .anth. He advised Council that the library s utoeated under th Oynh Systtt~. H ver, they are unable to tak ad · van g of this service a h library uses the old prt coeputer. Mr. P terson also advl ed Council that th boo~blle will, MOrt than ltk ly, n d to be r plac d within the next five years. Of cus on nsu d r ardtng und ng. Cou n 11 r Hath ay r qu sted a r port of th Oynlx Syst updat pr1or to th bud t r VI • I . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 9 • • • City Manager Fraser stated he would be glad to provide that update. He point- ed out that the whole information systems program had been set back signifi- cantly for various reasons. He agreed with Hr. Peterson's opinion with respect to the percentage of the budget that's dedicated to personnel versus capt tal cost. Mayor Van Dyke called for anyone else in the audience who wished to speak to City Council on the issue of the 1991 budget. No one came forward. 12. Ordinances, Resolutions and Motions (a) Director Fonda presented a recommendation from the Water and Sewer Board to adopt a bill for an ordinance approving the Basin Interceptor Agree - ment between the City of Englewood, Southgate Sanitation District, South Arapahoe Sanitation District and the South Englewood Sanitation District No . 1. Hr. Fonda explained that essentially this agreement sets up the funding to ensure that the interceptor sewer which runs fr011 fast Arapahoe Road to the plant 1s funded in such a way that the capital expansion will occur through tap fees on the ruaining capacity that would be generated and a system for user fees to generate adequate revenues for the Maintenance of the interceptor sewer. This project is in cooperation with the districts listed. The agree - ment has been approved by the City Attorney and the attorneys representing the various districts . This will also provide an opportunity for the City to as - sume the service for the South Englewood Sanitation District which is a part of the City south of Quincy. It will also open up service capac tty to the fairgrounds. The tiM fraM "'as discussed. Proper notice will be given to the affected residents. It was confirMd that the fees will be collected on •new• taps, not ex is ting taps . The City Clerk wa s as ked to read Council Bill No . 31, entitled : COUNCI L Bi ll NO . 31 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BASIN INTER CEPTOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN TH E CITY OF ENGlEWOOD , SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT , SOU TH ARAPAHOE SANITA TI ON DISTRI CT, AND TH E SOUTH ENG LEWOOD SANITATION DIS TRI CT NO . 1. COUNCil £R WI .. IMS MOVED, MD lT WAS S£COIDED, TO »NOVE ON FIRST REAOI COUNCIL ULL NO . Sl , SOlES Of lttO . Ayes : Council Wfgg ns, Bulloc • Clayton, Nays : one lon carr ed. I . • - Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 10 • • • The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 34, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, FOR WIDENING THE SOUTH BROADWAY BRIDGE OVER BIG DRY CREEK BETWEEN CENTENNIAL AVENUE AND RAFFERTY GAR~ENS . COUNCIL MOllER HATHAWAY MOVm, AND IT WAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READ- IN& COUNCIL llll NO. 34, SERIES OF 1990. Ayes: Council Members Koltly , H1th1w1y, Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, H1benicht, Y1n Dyke N1ys: None Motion carried. (c) City M1n1ger Fruer presented 1 reca.end1tion to 1dopt 1 resolu - tion 1pproving 1n 1greement between the City of Englewood 1nd the Englewood Firefighters Assochtion (EFFA) in conclusion of the collective b1rg1ining process; the contr1ct Is for 1991, 1992, and 1993 . Mr. Fraser expl1tned that the aajor econa.ic !~acts of the contract are ll•lted to wages which will be based on a -.dian c~artson with other ca.-unities. Mr . Fraser reca.mended support for the agree.ent. Mayor Van Dyke expressed pleasure with regard to the speedy c~letlon of the negotiation process wtth EFFA. Council Hetlber Hathaway stated she is pleased to see the change In the provision wtth regard to personal leave guarantee, as she feels thts will alleviate staffing probl•s. The resolution was assigned 1 nu.ber and read by title : RESOLUTION NO .. 52, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE 1991 ·92 -93 C0Ll£CTIV twtfiAINI CONTRACT BY BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND TH E L WOOD FIR FIGHTERS AS - SOCIATION, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1991 THROUQf DEC ER 31, 1993 . COUICIL 1010 MATIWMY MOVED, _, IT MAS SUGIIDC, TO APPinnrlt 52, SOlES Of lttO . I£SOlUTJON NO. I . . -• • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 11 Council Member Clayton complimented Mr. Fraser and his staff for the amenable and speedy conclusion of the negotiations with EFFA. Council Member Hathaway noted that the median pay Is based on cities in our general vicinity and that generally those cities are faced with similar econ0111ic situations as Englewood is. She did not feel the median rate is going to be anything Englewood cannot handle for the next three years. Council Menlber Habenicht concurred explaining the point she was trying to bring out was that increasing personnel costs will have its effect when the City is in a cut -back mode. Vote results : Ayes: Nays : Motion carried. Council MeMbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None (d) Director Fonda presented a recOMendation fr0111 the Utilities De -part~~ent to approve the purchase of a new television sewer line inspection systa. fr0111 Cues, Inc., at a cost of $82,195 to include truck, computer, and color video c~~~era. Mr. Fonda explained the funds are budgeted and available. The systa. would save considerable 110ney and has the potential for finding leaks in the systa. which will result in recovering the costs of purchue . The unit could also be rented by other agencies when available . Discussion ensued concerning personnel and hours of operation. Mr . Fonda co.pli~~ented lllllbers of his staff for preparation of the specifications which alleviated the cost for an engineer. The possibility of assisting hOM owners with da..ged s r lin s was .. ntioned. This is not possible at the current ti .. as It would r quire a s .. ller ca.era; however, this Is sa.ethlng to consider In the future. Mr. Fonda conflnltd the equlp.ent was being purchased by th City, not IS part of the Bt -Ctty Wastewater Treat .. nt . Mr. Fonda further ex - plttned th1t the syst would be used first In those are1s which ar suspected of le1 ag , ev ntually the whole w1ter systa. will be inspected . He offered that th syst will be very useful In finding obstructions . CGUCJl OfATY , m.t . A HAIOJCHT fiOVtD, All) IT MAS SEc.m, TO APPlOV[ TN[ PUaCHAsf: U I CTI SYSTOI IWU'ACTUIQI IY CUU, I • , I If TN[ __,. In , ulloc • p s. t I . .. Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 12 • • • COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOII)m, TO POSTPONE ACTION ON AGENDA ITEM 11(f} UNTIL THE JULY 2, 1990, COUNCIL MEETING. Ayes: Council Members Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Member Koltay Motion carried. Mayor Van Dyke explained that certain members of Council feel that changes should be made to refine the council bill prior to consideration. (g) A resolution encouraging the development and use of environmentally safe alternative technologies and products to replace the use of ozone - depleting compounds was considered. Council Member Bullock explained the resolution was aiMed to coincide with and in support of the Montreal Protocol . He further explained that the resolution is in the forM of informational as - sistance, educational, and consulting and cooperation venture with other governments . He feels it shows Englewood's intent of being environmentally conscious. The resolution was assigned a number and read by title : RESOLUTION NO. 53, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE AL - TERNATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROOUCTS TO REPLACE THE USE OF OZONE-DEPLETING COM - POUNDS AS WELL AS ENCOURAGING RESPONSIBLE ACTION ON THE PART OF ENGLEWOOD CITIZENS. COUNCIL IEIIIEl IUt.LOCl IIDVm, MD IT WAS UCC.O, TO APNOVE ltESOlUTICII NO. 53, SOlES Of 1tto. It was conflr'lled that passage of Resolution No. 53 would aid with the Recy - cling Grant Application previously discussed. (Agenda It .. 6ai, Page 2) Council "'-ber Clayton pointed out that, while in support of the idea, there Is considerable doubt that the release of chlorofluorocarbons affects the ozone layer . H stated th re fs a diverstty of opinion r gardtng this sub · ject. He urg d that Council be skeptical of so.e of th clat s of how o bet -t r save the earth . ult th the I . . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 13 • • • Ayes: Nays: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. 13. City Manager's Report (a) In response to Council Metlber Clayton's cOMents regarding the speedy conclusion of the EFFA negotiations, Mr. Fraser commended the employees from the Fire Division of Safety Services for co.ing to the negotiating table with an attitude which made it easy to reach a solution acceptable to both sides. He COMplimented those employees for their efforts. 14. City Attorney's Report (a) Mr. DeWitt requested that Council review the Procedures Manual for possible changes. After discussion, it was decided this would be included on the July 2, 1990 agenda . (b) Mr . DeWitt asked that Council review Council Bill No. 29.1 regard - ing residency requireMnts for Council Mellbers as proposed by Council Metlber Habenicht. (c) The proposal by the Nuisance Task Force was discussed. Mr . DeWitt provided a su.ary of the changes and requested that Council review and advise hi• how the changes should be .. de. He assured Council that the substance is identical to the rec._ndations lllde by the Planning Ca.tssion . Mr . DeWitt strongly suggested that the changes be lllde tn the appropriate location throughout the Code, but not as a separate title to the Code . Appropriate fo~t was discussed. 15. AdJOUI'Miflt COUIICil -.a IOI.TAY fltYED TO ........ The ... ttng adjourned at 9 :26 P·•· .... I . . • • • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL JUNE 18, 1990 7:30 P.M. 1. Call to order. 7 :..3/ a. Invocation. W~~ 3. PledCJ• of Alle«Jiance. 1/ t1.4v ~ 4. Roll call. 'l ~ 5. 6. ~,{) Minutea. (a) llinutee of the re«JUlar ~~~r~ift~..:..::....:::.::t the apecial ... aion bald' y , Q.....tlt.~ 7 -{) IV-~~L~ rr~ia•4 '''Y/~. General Diacuaaion. ,,.6 hf te ~ L.U !It t!~~ tf'*'.JczML--J (a) Mayor•• Cho ice. -~~~ r, ~ (b ) ~ouncil llellber'• Cho i ce. (4-U ~ ) 7. Pre-Scbeduled Vi a itora. ten ainutea.) (Plea .. lia it your preaentation to 1. Non•Scbeduled Viaitora . five a inutee.) ( (Pl .... liait your pre aentation to ) t. icationa and Procl ... tiona. (a) Lette r troa .. tty Ieana indicatinq ba r r eeivnation troa the &nvlewood Urban ..,_,.1 Authority. ~ ... .,~I'ZII..,.,.. ( ) Procl ... tion wl inq the rel .. of Ne laon lland la and aupport1nq Iouth Atdcan people • • d nd for fu ll duocracy . t e-. /'Ji*U.Ifit.AIT I . • • • • I . • • • City Council Aqenda · June 18, 1990 Page 2 . 1~/~~'"' 10. /t~ oP ~ ~11 ~ cfl conoont Agenda • l' ~ )J'~ ~~P'~ ):' ./' # Approve on second ReSdinq ~ tt ~ .J}~ vrt" rPt ~ (a) An ordinanc.,.&provinq the whole co•t of the improvements r ude within Pavinq Dbtrict No. 33 in the City of ~~ Enqlevood. 1 ~ ./ Fr 1/.' .. •"' An ordinance aaendinq aectiona of the Enqlevood Municipal r Code requlatinq •kateboard•, roller akatea, roller blade•, or roller •kia in the City ot Enqlevood. (c) An ordinance~tl.ndinq aectiona of the Enqlevood Municipal ~;~ Code relatinq to the •odel traffic code a• it pertain• to handicapped par~inq. ~K v/· An ordinanc~•endin9 aectiona of the Enqlevood MUnicipal ~··(' Code relatirif to Houain9 Regulation•. l 11. Public Forum. An open forum to obtain citia~• input ree)ardin~.the 1991 operatin9 bud9et. {«-) fl.; f!~tl.._.,.._, 3'f~3 S.. ~~ -u- ~k~ "'-«~~ 12. Ordinancea, Re•olution•, and Motion•. (a) Raca.mendation fro• the Watar and saver Board to adopt a / bill tor an ordinance approvinq the laain Interceptor a.,r .... nt betwean the City of lncJlevood, south9ate Sanitation Di•trict, South Arapahoe Sanitation Dietrict, and the South lnqlevood Sanitation Dietrict Mo. 1. Thie a9r .... nt will addreae participation in ei9ht raconetruction projecta to enlaE'C)e and ra&l19ft the Interceptor to acca.aodate projected vaatavater tlova. ft&rP SOOIICS: ltu Fonda, Director of otiUti • ~ ,. ~~~t~;~t (b) nda ion troa the pa n ot PUblic or • to pprove a bill tor an ordinance pprov1nq a auppl (c) contrac vi the ColoncSo Dapa n ot Hi h conatruc ion ot the lroacSvay and 119 Dry Cr widen inc;. P'\lnda tor thie proj are allocat 1990 PI Road and 8rid9 fund. *'!1...,..-.r, Dinoto of f'UbUo I . - • • • • City Council Agenda June 18, 1990 . 'h Page J ~3f4(4~ -''7 . ~ ~ ~ ~J (e ~()..~JJ n-;, ,-r-y a.coaa.ndation froa the Utilitiea Departaent to approve by aotion the purchaa~ev televiaion aewer line inapection •Y•t-for~ Thia it-waa budgeted for in the Bever Enterpr d for 1990. 8'1'APP BOURCB: stu Panda, Dinctor of utilitt ... ~ /~ti:J A bill for an ordinance ... nding aectiona of the Englewood Municipal Code relating to intoxicating bevera9ea. &poa.ored by Couacil Y'llber Clayton. 0 (f) A bill for an ordinance aW.itting to a vote of the 1 ., U v-qualified electora of the city at the next acheduled 1&, ~1 1,~ qO revular .unicipal election a propoeed ... ndJient to the L~' '<:;:/ -1r2-J D city charter relating to age and reaidency requir ... nta .i.e ,ptx. / .. ~!_~n of the city counci~~ by Couacil )~ IJ)CU"" (,.,.. v~ Hathaway and Clayton. I ~6tt..a.u-7' ., (9) A reaolution encoura9ing the develos-ent and uae of V ~V anviron.entally aafe alternative technoloqiee and • iM·~D jly A1.AJ J product• to replace the uae of oaona-depleting ca.pounda ~£ _ aa well ea enc oura9ing reaponaible action on the part of Knqlevood cit h en~,~ ~ Qaanoil • RLer llulloclt. '/ t:V,.,_.·~ u. c~)it?A~._.,.~,_,.b../ ~ ~~ -#(1/~- u. City Attorney•• Report. {;!() ~d<!.uLu4.u~~ ftJ~.:t~~~~ Ad j ourn.ent • I!'Jt.,--,~t~. ~ ~ -. ? ~, "?J . • 'ftae f o llow ing a inutea were tranaai tted to Council the veeu of J une 1 -16, 1990. -Planning a nd Zoninq Coaaiaa ion ... tinq ot Ma y 22, 1990 -&nqlewood Downtown Devel~nt Authority ... tinq of May 10, 1990 -&nqlewood Houainq Authority ... tinq of April 25, ltto I . • -• • • STUDY SESSION AGENDA JVNE 18 I 1990 5;30 P.M. 1. Qpdata of Watta Manaq,..nt Grant Attacbad i1 a draft of tha Watt• Manag .. ant Grant for your contideration. 2. lconqaic Dlyalopaant audqet Plaata •a• tha attached aaterial. Rich Wanutb and Paa Papper will be pratent to explain the activiti•• planned and retourc•• required for the r ... inder of 1990. 3. Traffic trqyble Spotl ~elll Waq;oner will be pretent to ditcu11 thi1 itea. 4. City llanagar • 1 Choica 5. City AttorneY'• Qbpice 6. cquncil !eeber'• CbRica I • • -• • • GENERAL AGENDA ITEM COMMENT ROSTER DATE: JUNE 18, Jggo MY PERSON MY SPEAK C--·· M A1ED ITDI. EACH SUCH PERSON MUST SIGN THIS ROSTER, STATJII16 IWIE, ADOitESS, MD AGENDA ITEM ,._ER. PLEASE LIMIT YOUR COMMENTS TO FIVE MIMUTES. THOSE PERSONS WHO IIISH TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO A PUILJC HEARING, SHOULD SIGN THE APPLICABLE PUILJC HEARING ROSTER . PLEASE PRINT. ADOitESS AIED ITDI •• I . • • • PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER DATE: JUNE 18, 1990 MY PERSON MY SPEAK ON IIATTEIS OTHEI THAll MEIIlA ITEIIS FOR A MAXIMUM OF FIVE IUIJTES. EACH SUCH PERSOII SHOULD SUit THIS PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER, STATING NAME, ADDRESS, AND TOPIC OF COMMENT. THOSE PERSONS H WISH TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC HEARIN& SHOULD SliM THE APPLICABLE PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER. PLEASE PI INT. ~---:::-----=~___,..,.-~--a #?! ~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ft I . . • • • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PUILIC FOIUI ROSTER JUNE 18, 1990 AGENDA ITEM NO. 11 PUil.IC FOIIM IEFOI£ THE -.EIIOCID Cln COIII:IL TO OITAII CITIZDS' l.ul' ...... THE 1111 OPDATI. IUDIET YOU. I . . l. Call to Order • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Regular Se ss i on Ju ne 4, 1990 The regu l ar meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:33 p.m . 2. I nvoc at i on The invocation was given by Counr.il Member Wiggins. 3. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. 4 . Roll Call Present : Council Members Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggins, Clay on, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: A quorum was present . Also present : 5. Minutes Council Member Bullock City Manager Fraser City Attorney DeWitt City Clerk Cr~ Director Wanush, Ca..unity Otvelo nt Director Waggoner , Publ c or s Director Fonda, Ut lit1es (a) Var ious chang s to e nutes of t May Zl. 1 , C ty Counc11 et ng w r en ra td by the C y Cler . COUNCIL MEMEA ICOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOND£D, TO UNO TH£ lE&UlAl MEETI OF MAY Zl, ltto. Ay s : Council rs oltay , Hath y , Habenicht, Van Dyke Nay s: Non Abs nt : Counc 1 r lullot t on carr ied. Council r Hath ay, rtf rrlftt to th • nutes, d 119r w th Counc 1 r H cht' th ane h r pr vtous posftfon with rttard to t r Ml ES 0 I • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 2 Hathaway clarified that her position had not changed regarding the Federal Fire Station. 6. General Discussion (a) Mayor 's Choice ( i) Mayor Van Dyke shared that the City of Englewood is cur- rently applying for an Office of Energy Conservat ion Grant of approximately S200,000 to implement a pilot program in integrated solid waste management . She hopes the City will be successful in receiving those funds and, if so, the citizens of Englewood can expect to se e some type of project implemented within the next six months. (b) Council Member 's Choice (i) Council Member Koltay brought forward two items: 32 .I . (1) He requested that the City Clerk read Council Bill o. COUNCIL BILL NO. 32.1 A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 9, CHAPTER 3A, SECTIONS 2 AND 4 , ENGLE - COD MU ICIPAL CODE 1985, DEALING WITH HOUSING REGULATIONS . COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL IILL NO. 32.1, SERIES OF 1190. D rector Wanush provided background infonaation concerning the proposed amend - nt to the existing housing code of the City. He explained this would reduce t requir nt of all cetltng heights In habitable roo.s located in basement areas, fro. 7' to 6'8• In previously constructed ho.es. Upon questioning, City Attorney DeWitt stated the docu.ent did not appear con- tradictory, that the provisions found in the operative part of the ordinance ar safety issues . Director anush agreed. ot results : Ay s : t rs IColtay, Hathawl)', Wiggins, Clayton , Van Oy r Bulloc r oltty r qu sttd that th Cod £nforc n for cod vtolttions on th p op rty d by on. Hr. oltty h s r c tvtd n rous co-pltin s tht property bt cl tned up; lnd tn ddttton , for th building constd red or thtt D I • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 3 (ii) Council Member Wiggins informed Council that he and Council Member Clayton had attended Council Member Bullock 's graduat io n party. (iii) Council Member Habenicht requested the City 's end or sement of her nominat i on to the Colorado Municipal League 's Executive Board . MAYOR VAN DYKE MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO SUPPORT BY LETTER COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT'S NOMINATION TO THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 'S EXECUTIVE BOARD. Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clayt on, Van Dyke Nays : None Abstain : Council Member Habenicht Absent: Council Member Bullock Motion carried. Council Member Habenicht expressed appreciation for Coun cil's su pport. Ms. Habenicht informed Council that if elected, no out-of-s ta e travel is involved. Concerning the Colorado Municipal League conference. there was discussion about Ms. Habenicht's overnight expenses for her par- ticipation as President of Women In Munic ip al Govern ent . Ms. Haben icht ex- plained the need for her overnight stay, but ass ured Council t a 1f al er a- tives did not work out, she would stind the expense herself. Dela)ing a o e on this matter was sugges ed; i was explained tha to delay the vo e o Jun 18th would jeopardJZe registration. Council Member Hathaway called f or e vote; vote results: ~ Ayes: Council Me bers Koltay, Ha haway, Wigg i ns Ch on. Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: tone 4~ Absent: Council Member Bulloc 0 Motion carried. 7. Pre-scheduled Visitors (a) Mtyor Van Oy e announced that special honor wa s to be bts o d po four City of Engl od lo ees for th ir outstanding contributions to t opertt1ons of the City . City Manager Fraser ln troductd t e four E loy th nth -Oavtd n g t (Malley C n er); Mth ndra Patel (81-City ast l er Plant); Carolyn letbn r, (S Hchboard ()p rator/Ftnance Depar n ) ; a d Eric • lc • Gtez n (Public or s/Par s). •• ·• uled ¥11 tors ul cattons anct Proel tton ••• , TO 0 CI.Al I • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 4 (b) COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON ON BEHALF OF THE UNANIMOUS CITY COUNCIL MEM- BERS MOVED TO PROCLAIM JUNE, 1990 AS "COLORADO RECYCLING MONTH." Ayes: Council Members Koltay , Hathaway , Wigg i ns , Cla yton, Nays: Haben i cht, Van Dyke None Counc i l Mem ber Bul loc k Absent : Motion carried. 10. Consent Agenda Counci l Mem ber Haben i cht req ues te d tha t Co nsent Agenda I em !O(a) be withdrawn and discussed as a separ ate item. (See belo w) COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) THROUGH (c) AS FOLLOWS: (b) ORO! ACE 0 . 16, SERIES OF 1990 (COUlCIL BILL fO . 26 I TRODUCED BY COUtCIL EMBER OLTAY), ENTITLED: Ar ORD!tA CE APPROVI G THE U !TED STATES GEOLOGICAL SU VEY JOI T FW.OI G AGREEMENT FOR THE OPERATI04 A D MAINTE ANCE OF A STREk~ FLOW GA Gl G STATI C' 0 THE SOUTH PLATTE RIVER AT U 10 AVE UE. (c) ORDINANCE 0. 17, SERIES OF 199 0 (COU CJL BILL 0. 27 I TROOUCEO B COU CJL MEMBER BULLOCK). ENTITLED: ORDINA CE APPROVING AN AGREEME T REGARDING THE MAl ASTEWATER COLLECTION S STEM BETWEEN THE CIT OF E GLEWOOO. Ayes: Nays: Absent: lion carried. (1) ACTI Council M bers Koltay, Hat 1 ay, Wiggins, Clay on, Habenich t , Va n Dyke None Counc 11 r Bu 11 oc PREVIOUSLY !THORA AGE A: I . - Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 5 Debate was not allowab le; vote results: • • • Ayes: Council Me mbers Wiggins, Haben i cht Nays: Council Me mbers Koltay, Hathaway, Cl ayton , Va n Dyke Absent : Council Member Bullock Motion defeated . COUNCIL PIEHBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 10(a) -AN ORDINANCE APPROVING CERTAIN ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES, ENTITLED: ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1989 (INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL PIEHBER CLAYTON) ENTITLED: A~ ORDINANCE EFFECTING THE REORGANIZATION OF CITY ADMWISTRATIVE DEPART IE TS BY REPEALING TITLE 1, CHAPTER 6, ARTICLES A THROUGH K, ENGLEWOOD ·UNICIPA L CODE 1985, ADMII ISTRATIVE SERVICE, AND REENACTING A NEW TITLE 1, CHAPTER 6, ARTICLES A THROUGH H; A1ENDING TITLE 3 BY ADD! ~G A fiEW CHAPTER 8; A IEf DWG TITLE 6 BY HACTING A EW CHAPTER 5; AMENDING TITLE 7 BY ADD! G SUBSECT!Ot C A D D TO CHAPTER 6A; A ENDING TITLE 7 BY Et ACTI G A NEW CHAPTER 7; A D At· t: lD-1 G TITLE 11, CHAPTER 4. Upon questioning, Mr. Fraser confirmed for Council Member olta tha no fur- ther changes were a t1cipated between now and ~ovember. Mr. Fraser also a - vised Counc1l that the basics of the reorganization genera ed a sav1ngs of approx imately SZOO,OO O and had been documented to Council in vario us aterhls. This was reflected in the adoption of he 1990 budge in w 1c several posi t ions w ich previously existed i n the adm inistra ion w ere ei er changed In a downgrad1ng or we re eli ina ed. Council Heber Ha haway co ned that it is time to realize who manages t e City and that certain anagers require a degree of flex ibili ty . She too was s eptical about the co bfnatlon of Library and Recreation, as well as Pol ice and Fire; ho ver, during he past year and a half nothing has Indicated o her that the changes w re in appropriate. She feels that the reorganiza 10n has produced cost sa 1ngs and also personnel effect! eness. I . . En glewood City Counc i l Minutes Ju ne 4 , 1g9o -Page 6 • • • Council Member Hathaway added that she did not need an evaluation or addition- al information to approve this. Council Member Wiggins agreed with Ms. Habenicht, stating he would like to see a report as to where our savings are in mid-management; however, he did not feel that approva 1 of Ordinance No. 18 waul d confine future Counc i 1 s and /or City Managers. He complimented Mr. Fraser on his efficient management but did state he would like more information on the mid-management level. Mr. Fraser stated that it was in February 1989 when he first made the initial recommendations concerning the reorganization. After tentative approval was received, Mr . Fraser waited for approximately 12 months before providing Coun- cil with a lengthy evaluation which included comments fro m staff working in the organization as well as comments from his perspective on how it was work - ing. He agreed this ordinance does not impact directly the mid-management structure; however , he indicated there is latitude within it to deal with that level. He assured Council that every effort is being made to minimize the amount of money dedicated to paying salaries of administrative staff. He en- couraged Council to approve this ordinance as a reflection of heir belief in him as well as Council 's belief in his staff. Counc i l Member Koltay Ayes: Nays: called for the question; vo e results: Counc i1 Members Ko ltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clay to , Van Dyke Absent: Motion carried. Council Member Haben1c t Council Member Bullock Counc 1 Member Habenic t commented tha her negative vote is not a reflec io n that she does no have confidence in Hr. Fraser and staff. She stated there are s ill a number of questions she hu been asking for wh ich she has no recel ed a clear answer; she prefers to make a decision after all he informa-tion s presented, not before. Mayor an Oy e assured Ms. Habenicht that Council continually has th oppor- y to evaluate he ad lnlstrative process and that the budget r treat In r fll also provide an additional opportunity. 11 . Public Hearint 0 announced th rt uld bt a pu 1 c seco rtad ng of th bills nd ng ar ous sections o un 1ct p .l Cod regarding building and nf ty cod s . 0 HATHAWAY fiOVED, AND IT WAS S(C [D, TO OPDI nt IHUTIOM OF MoatOOS TO UCTIOMS OJ' TH£ UWOOO IUILOJ NfO SAFUY COO£$. A Counc l rs olt y, Hath way, H nfch , Van 0; tf -" r uH ration and Engl ood PUILJC HWI ICIPAL COO I • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 7 • • • Director Wanush, duly sworn, presented recommendations from the Department of Community Development . He explained that six sections of the Code are be i ng revised and readopted by reference with certain exceptions , specifically the 1988 Edition of the Building Code and the Uniform Building Standards; the 1988 edition of the Uniform Mechanical Code; the 1988 Uniform Plumbing Code; the 1990 Edition of the National Electrical Code; the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Fire Code and the 1988 Edition of the Uniform Fire Code Standards; and the 198B Edition of the Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings. These codes all relate to new construction within the City of Englewood . The codes are ad ministered by the Code Administrative Office and the Chief Build - ing Inspector, structural inspectors, electrical inspectors, mechanical and plumbing inspectors. He explained that these codes are dev is ed by The In er - national Conference of Building Officials; the codes are revised by co mit ee every three years . Several local changes to the var i ous codes have been made reflecting the more specific way the City administers the Code as opposed to the more generic way. There are other recommendations relating to sprinkler systems in mid-rise build ings, etc. Director Wanush recom . ended passage of these codes; he ad vi sed Counc i1 that Code Administrator Grodi ski and Ch ief Building Inspector Baker were present should Council have specif ic ques ions. T ere were no questions posed. Mayor Van Dyke asked if anyone was presen n the audience who wished to speak concerning this matter; no one ca e forward . COUNCIL "EMlER KOLTAY ~VED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clay on, Nays: Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council M ber Bullock Absent: Mot ion carried. COUNCIL MEMIER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOfi)ED, TO A,ROVE OM FINAL READ- ING AGENDA ITEMS ll(a), (b), (c), (d), (e), AND (f) AS FOLLOWS: (C otDI E NO. 11, S[liES OF 1990 ( INTlODUCED IY COUNCIL "EMI£l HATHAWAY) ENTITLED: • lO, SERIES OF lttO IOOUCED IY COUNCIL ITLED: JCAl COO ) 0 CHAPT R lB OlTAY) I • • .. • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 8 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE, 1988 EDITION, INCLUDING APPENDICES A AND B, WIT H CERTAIN EXCEP TIONS. ORDINANCE NO. 21, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 16, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS) ENTITLED: AN ORDINAN CE REPEALING CHAPTER 2C (PLUMBING COD E) OF TITLE 8 , EN GLE WOOD MUNI CIP AL CODE 1985, AND REENA CTI NG A NEW CHAP TE R 2C ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE, 1988 EDITION, WI TH APPENDI CES AND INSTALLATION STANDAR DS, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN EX CEPTIONS , MODIFICATIONS AND AMEN DMEN TS. ORDINANCE NO. 22, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 17, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT) ENTITLED: A4 ORDI ANCE REPE ALI NG CHAPTER 2D (ELECTRICAL CODE) OF TITLE 8, EtGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, AND REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2D ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE tATlO AL ELEC RICAL CODE, 1990 EDITION, I CLUDING APPENDICES AND THE UUFORM AD INISTRATIVE CODE PROVISIO~S FOR THE NATIOtAL ELECTRIC CODE SUBJECT TO CERTAI EXCEPTIO S, ODIFICATIO SAND~ EtDMEtTS. ORDINANCE NO. 23, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 18, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON) ENTITLED: AH ORDI A CE REPEAL! G CHAPTER 2E (FIRE CODE) OF TITLE 8, ENGLEWOOD MU ICIPAL CODE 1985, D REENACTING A NEW CHAPTER 2E ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE U !FORM FIRE CODE, 1988 EDITION, lNCLUDI G APPENDICES I C, 11-8, 111-A, 111 -B, 111-C, Y·A, YI ·A, 0 THE !FORM FIRE CODE STANDARDS. 1988 EDITION SUBJECT TO CERTAIN EXCEPT! S IFICATJ S AND ~E E TS. OltDIMMC£ NO. 24, SEalES OF 1990 (CotMC IL llLL NO . lt, INTaooucED IY CotMClL MEMEJ kOLTAY ) OfTITLED : Volt r ul 5 : " ll . Or41 01 lit Oft net oltay, athaway, ggtns, Clay on. r ulloc ton I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 9 • • • COUNClL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO BRING FORWARD AGENDA ITEM 12(f), A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE DARTMOUTH AVENUE GRADE SEPARATION STRUCTURE. Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Member Bullock (f) Director Waggoner presented a recommendation from the Department of Publ ic Works to ad opt a resolution approving an agreement with the Denver and Rio Grande Wes ern Railroad Company and the Atchi son, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Comp any for main enance of the railroad grade separation for Dartmo u h at Santa Fe. Mr . Waggoner explained that this agreement would render the City liable for any repair work below the main structure and the portion above the main structure, including waterproofing, would be the responsibility of the railroad companies. Mr . Waggoner recommended app roval of the resolution, co - menting that in his op inio n this was a good agree ment and better than those in force in other metropolitan municipalities. He explained the bridge was designed for a 50 -year life with a 1987 valuation of SZ,OOO ,OOO. Replacement cost implications and the City's obligations were discussed. The resolution was assigned a nu .ber and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 50, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION APPROVI G AN AGREEMENT REGARDING THE MAl TENANCE OF DARTMO TH AVENUE GRADE SEPARATION STRUCTURE BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD A D THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY AND THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SA TA FE RAILWAY C PAN . COUNCIL "Dtl[l HATHAWAY ..ovm, AND IT WAS S[CONDm, TO APNOY[ ltUOLUTIOH NO. 50, S[lti[S OF 1190. Mr . Fras r, Hr . aggoner and s aff r complf nted o hefr effor s on be· a 1f of the Cf ty tn t t cul ln atfon of this agrt n w 1 h t ra 11 road c ani s I • • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 10 Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Member Bullock COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO BRING FORWARD AGENDA ITEM 12(g), A RECOMMENDATION FROM THE BJ-CITY SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE CONCERNING PUR-CHASE OF POLYMER PREPARATION SYSTEM. Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Council Member Bullock Absent: Motion carried. (g) Director Fonda, Director of Utilities, presented a recommendation from the Bi-City Supervisory Committee to approve by motion the purchase of one polymer preparation system from Fluid Equipment Corporat ion. Mr. Fonda commended Dennis Stowe and members of the Wastewater Treatment Plant staff for their efforts in finding the polymer system which best mee s the City 's need. He fully explained the method, which has been tested in a pilot system; its use was also discussed. He estimates there will be at least a 25' savings. Funds in the amount of Sl40,000 were budgeted in the 1990 appr oved budget; however, the bid received from Fluid Equipment Corporat i on was Sl22,330. The Bi-City Supervisory Co fttee recommends approval of the pur- chase. Mr. Fonda verified that this system would be compatible with the pro- posed modifications to the plant; however, he stated that it would not have any effect upon the odor problem. COUNCIL MDtiU HAIEJIJCHT MOVm, MD IT WAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE THE MCHASE OF OlE POLYIO PREPARATION SYSTEM FION FLUID EQUI'"ENT CORPOUTJON FOR THE QUOTm PRICE OF $122,330. Mr . Fonda confirM<~ that the 111terlal and the process has been appro ed for use on the wheat fields, its ultf•ate destination after being •lxed ith sludge . Vote results: Ayes : Nay s: Abs n Motion carded . Council Habenicht, None Council M rs oltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clay on, Van Dy • b r Bulloc . . .. . . Mayor Van Dy t continued with th oth r 19 nda It s listed und r c t Ordinances, R solutions, and tlons . I • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 11 (a) City Attorney DeW i tt provided information concern i ng a bill for an ordinance amend in g sect i ons of the Englewood Munic i pal Code wh ich wo ul d r egu- late s kateboards , ro ll er skates, roller blades, and roller skis on pr iv at e and publ i c property i n the Ci ty . Mr. DeWitt stated this ord i nan ce wou l d allow indiv i dual property owners to proh i bit th i s activ i ty on pr i va te pr op ert y and would pr ovide penalties. He adv ised Council that currentl y the City is rece i vi ng numerous co mpla i nts , and he s tated the propo sed legi sl at ion would more app r opr i ate l y apply t o those co mpla i nts . The Ci t y Clerk wa s asked to read Counc il Bill No. 28, ent i tled : COUNCI L BIL L NO . 28 , I NT RODU CED BY COUN CIL MEMBER HA TH AWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDI NANCE REGULATING SKATE BOARDS, ROLLER SKATES , ROLLER BLADES OR ROLLER SKI S IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1 OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SEC ONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST REA D- ING COUNCIL BILL NO . 28 , SERIES OF 1990. Provisions of the current trespassing ordinance were discussed. Mr. DeWitt explained there is some question on the enforcement of trespass charges on this type of activity. Council Member Hathaway urged passage of the bill, explaining that most of the violations take place within District I. The need for effective enforcement was reiterated. Vote results: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Motion carried. Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clay on, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Council Member Bullock (b) A bill for an ordinance su itting to a vote of the qualified elec- tors of the City at the next scheduled regular .unlcipal election a proposed a•nd nt to the City Charter relating to age and residency requlret~~ents of .Oers of City Council was consider d. Counc 1 r Clayton sugg sttd certatn chang s to t ballot. offering only t alternatt u for th qu st on inst ad of t • Aft r eonstd rable dts - cuuton &bout th style of b llot, t u t cons nsus to tabl the b 11, giving th Ctty Attorn y an opportun ty to r rd h b 1l to 110re clearly refl ct Council's d s res. ays : Ab nt: tton c rr td . VED, NC1 IT WA$ S(COfiDO, TO TAll[ TO Mt£ 18, lttO, Hatha ay, Vl99lns, Clayton, r lulloc I • Englewood City Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 12 • • • (c) A bill for an ordinance amending sections of the Englewood Municipal Code relating to the Model Traffic Code as it pertains to handi-capped parking was considered. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No . 30 , entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO. 30, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER l, SECTION 1B, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1gs5 SY DELETING SECTION 12-3 OF ARTICLE XII OF THE MODEL TRAF - FIC CODE AND SECTION 25-5H OF ARTICLE XXV OF THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE A D ADDING NEW PROVISIONS AS TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 12 AND 13 PERTAINING TO DEFIN- ING HANDICAPPED PERSONS, SIGNED HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACES, AND PU ISHME T OF VIOLATORS. COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READ-ING COUNCIL BILL NO. 30, SERIES OF 1990. Council Member Hathaway stated that enforcement of this ordinance, when ap - proved, is absolutely necessary. Council Member Wiggins offered tha pol ice off1 cers will appreciate this statute as I t offers a ans of enforce n • Council Member Habenicht strongly supported passage of the bill. Ayes: Council Member s Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clayton, ays: Absent: otion carr1 d. Habenicht, Van Dyke None Counc 1 Me ber Bulloc (d) Council Heber Kol ay asked t at a resolu ion establishing cer al repor ing r qufr nts concerning the hiring of City loy es be consfd rd. T resolu on was assigned a nu r and read by le: R SOLUTI A • 51, SERIES OF 1990 E TS f' HIRI G OF E PlO EES OF D. TO ,_, OV IUOlUTl I Englewood Ci ty Council Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 13 • • • Council Member Koltay stated he feels this information is a critical part of a determination of whether or not a residency requirement should be established . He also felt the information would be beneficial to Council. Council Member Clayton pointed out that the Colorado Supreme Court recently ruled that prejudice to hiring residents is legal and has a number of recog - nizable di stinct benefits; his concern centered on whether or not the report - ing requirements would be burdensome to staff or adversely affect the budget . Mr. Fraser confirmed they would not create a problem. Mayor Van Dyke stated she would not be supportive of the resolution based on it being an unnecessary authorization of management's t im e . She feels the information is available for Council to research. However, she stated she would support a motion to proceed with this, just not in resolution form. Council Member Koltay called for the question; vote results: Ayes : Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wigg ins, Cla y on, Habenicht, Mayor Van Dyke Council Member Bullock Nays : Absent: Motion carried. (e) A resolut ion encour1ging the development •nd use of en ironmentally safe alternitive technologies and products to replace the use of ozone - depleting compounds, as requested by Council Member Bullock, was briefly dis - cussed. It wu suggested th•t action be deferred since Mr . Bullock was no present to speik concerning the resolution. COUNCIL NEMER WIGGINS NOYED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO TAILE AQOIDA ITEM 12(e) TO JUNE 18, 1190. Ayu: Nays : Absent : Motion carried. (f) S pag 9. (g) pag JO. Council Hibenicht, None Counc 1 lJ . ct ty 1\1 r' I lleport "". r ruer lftftOI.I rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wigg ins, Clay on, Van Oykt r Bullock I • • Englewood Cfty Councfl Minutes June 4, 1990 -Page 14 14. City Attorney's Report • • • Mr . DeWitt did not have any matters to bring before Council. 15 . Adjourrwnt COUNCIL HEMlER KOLTAY MOVED TO ADJOURN. The meeting adjourned at 9:16p .m. I . . - 1 . Ca 11 to Order • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Special Session May 31, 1990 The special meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by May or Van Dyke at 7:27 p.m. The invoca tion was given by Council Member Wiggins. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke. Roll was called . Present: Absent: Council Members Koltay, Wiggins , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Council Members Hathaway, Bullock ote -Council Member Hathaway entered the meeting at 7:2 9 p.m. A quorum was present. Also presen 2. Public Hearing Assistant City I anager Martin Assistant City Attorney Grimm Deputy City Clerk Ellis City Engineer Ragland Office Engineer Kah COUNCIL "~IER 'KOLTAY ~VED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. Ayes: Council H bers Koltay, Wigg ins, Clay o , Habenicht, Van Dyke ays: Council H rs Hathaway, Bulloc Tht Mayor d clar d the motion carried and the Publ c Hearing open. ns t stffylng during tht h arlng r duly sworn • I . I . • • ,. • Ms. Ragland stated that 308 property owners were advised of this Public Hearing by registered mail; 299 were received; seven letters were unclaimed ; and two were undeliverable. In addition the Englewood Sentinel published notice of this Public Hearing three consecutive weeks as required; proof of publication was entered into the record. Ms . Ragland stated the final reading of the ordinance assessing costs will be considered on Monday, July 2, 1990, and if approved the ordinance will go into effect Friday, August 3, 1990 . The 5% discount for payment of assessments prior to August 3, 1990 was explain ed. She noted there is a Deferral Assessment Program which is available to qualified citizens. Off ice Engineer Kahm, also the Project Engineer for Paving District No. 33 , adv ised Council there will be an amendment to the Council Bill to be considered on Monday, June 18, 1990. Mr . Kahm stated property owned by the Englewood Housing Authority had been assessed , and they had just been advised that according to State Statute the Hous i ng Authority property is exempt fro assessments for paving districts. Mr. ahm discussed the discovery of hazardous material on West Wesley; the Ci ty is work in g with the State Heal h Department on the clean-up. He explained in detail the computation of assessments for the various work done w1 hin the District and provided the breakdown of unit prices in the project. Mr . Kahm explained the various methods of payment. He introduced Royce Smith, a local Real Estate Broker and Appraiser, and noted Mr. Royce wou d e addressing the specific benef i s of the completed paving district for he property owners. Royce Smith stated he has been in real esta e 22 years and in volved i n sev en of the City of Englewood paving distr ic s. He has inspected the propert ies prior to the paving district and after o de ermine if there has been a significant improvement in property val ue. He noted he is considered an expert appraiser in every County Court in the State and has served as an Urban Renewal Authority Co issioner. Mr. S 1 h sta ed that real estate appra isals are increased 3~ to 7~ if the street, s i dewal s, and alleys are in good condi on . Mayor Van Dyke invited concerned property owners to address Counc 1 r la i e to their assess nts. Ton aca, 8420 Dawson Dr iv e (property a 2030 est arren), ques ion d wh ther Public Ser ice ad paid for e r al o the elep on polls . He as assur d they had . Judy Co ert, 3073 South fraser Str (prop r y at 3551 Sou h an oc ), q s foned y t PI ing dfs r fc cos s re no ta n ou of prop rty a s . I . • • • obtain an application , and Janet Grimmett, Housing Authority , would assist her in fill i ng out the fo rm . Ms . Ragland noted the deadl i ne to sub mi t the applicat i on is Septe mber 4, 1990. Robert L. Mesta s, 3371 Sou t h Clay Street, stated he owned t he property at We s t Hillside and Zun i (t he corner lot). There is no address as i t i s a vacant lot. Mr . Mestas quest i oned the amount of the assessment as there is no house on the lot. City Eng i neer Ragland explained that the asse ssment was based on lot size. The Mayor offe r ed to have the Department of Public Works do a recalculation of the ass es sm ent. Mr . Me stas wa s agreeab l e to t hat . Dis cussion en s ued. Lawrence A. Blaz er, Bl azer Auto , 3718 South Br oadwa y, que sti oned why he was pa yi ng for pav i ng on East Kenyon . Off ic e Eng i neer Kahm adv i sed Mr . Bl azer that he had 100 fo ot of f r ontage. Disc ussi on en sue d . Mr. Bl aze r r eque s t ed a re cal c ulation of his ass essm ent. Mr. Ka hm agree d to veri fy t he f i gu r es. Counc il Member Habenicht as ked that the Department of Public Wor ks foll ow-up on t he concern expresse d at a pre vi ous City Council Meeting from Gary Kozacek on be half of Mr . Binetti . The f ol l owi ng le t ters were iden t ified as having been received in protest to the assessments : 1 . Letter f r om D. Williams , 3766 South Bannock (street improve men ts in the 3700 block of South Bannock Street). Z. letter from Patricia Rich , 2561 East Floyd Avenue (street improvements in the 1800 block of West Wesley). The letters were r ec e i ved i nto the offic i al record of the Publ i c Hear i ng . Mayor Van Oykt asked i f there were any other persons present who wi shed to address Council regard ng the assess nts under Pa i ng Di str i ct No . 33 . o ont c fo rw ard . Council Member Habtn ic t asked en t e orig i nal est i a.tes were made and w en tht property owners rt appr i sed of tht cost . Off l ct Eng i neer Kah stated the orig i nal constru ct i on est i a i ng was don f n t t late s u r of 1988 and t e prop e rty ow er s re no f f 1ed n the ear l y fa ll of 1988 . C Jl M£MIER KOLTAY VED, All) IT WA S SEC ED, TO CLOSE THE POILIC HEARl Ay s : I }' : Abs nl : r yo r d c hrtd rs ol ay, H Va n 0 r Bulloc ay, ggfns, Cl ay o , t fon carr i d and th Publ ic H ar f ng closed . o h r • 3 • I . • • • 3. Adjournment The meeting adjourned at 8 :22 p.m. I . . • • • • • • BY Al!I'HORITY ORDL'il>..'lCE NO . SERIES 0~ 199-0 -COONCIL BILL NO. 5. 7 INI'RODUCED BY COUNCIL r-ID-!BER ~'' ztiv () A BILL FOR A.,.. aiDINA.>a AMrnDING TITI.E 5, CHAPTER 3C, SEX:TICN 3; SUBSEX:TIOO C, rnGI.EHX>D MUNICIPAL COOE 1985 , RELATING TO Th"rOXICATING EEVER.Z>.GES . \\'HERE.IIS, it is currently unlawful for any ;::erson to have in his possession or under his control in any public place any intoxicating liquor in any container of any kind or description which is not sealee or on 1otlich the seal is broken; and \\'HEREAS, an ad hex:: camlittee has investigated the ;:ossibility of the City issuing permits in City recreation facilitles; and h"HERE.;s, there has been a request for a :;Jernut sy :e::~ to Al. o..· t."l_ cons~.~~ption of alcoholic beve:-ages in oena.in C1ty fac1 : · es; N~, 'I'HEREFORE, BE IT ORDA.I:Nm BY THE CITY O:XJNC!L :ENGI.&O:D, COLORADO, TH.~T: niE CITY OF Section 1. Title 5, 01apter 3C, Section 3, S\lbsecuon c, of he EnglewOOd Muru.cipal Co6e 1985, 1s a: ded and the pr sen Subsecuon C, u relettered to 0 and shall :-ead as follo..': 5-3C-3: L~1.. TO POSSE:SS CP~ a:Nl'AnD CF IN IN Pt.'BLIC: A. : shall unlawful !or II'IY person to ha\ or under his control in any publle .w-P in CXlea l.niJ liq.JOr ln any contuner of any kind or deac:n lex\ not a!ed or on . uch the &1 is brok B. I . 1 • • • C. Definitions. For purposes of this Section: CCNl'AINER Includes but is not limited to any decanter, bottle, CA.'<, jar , thenros bottle or jug . PARK ANY ARE/'\ USED AS A PARK , PLAYGROOND, BEACH, Rrl:REATIOO <:niTER, SCHOOL FACILITY CR ANY CYI'HER AREA IN THE CITY, ~ OR USED BY THE CITY AND DEVOI'ED OR DESI~TED TO ACTIVE CR PASSIVE RD:REATIOO, EI~ 00 A TD!?ORARY CR PERMAI'-'FNI' PAS IS, Bl1I' StW.L Nor INCLUDE \<fiAT IS CCM>U."LY P.EFERRED TO AS THE "PlAZA" IN T"riE ElJRA OEVE:!);)?MENT, OR CITY !:W.L, PUBLIC PLACE 1n t'ull, -z - WHEN A PERMIT FOR SALE A."<D CCl\ !PTIOO OF AI.CHOLIC BE "ERAGES HAS BEEN APPROVED BY T"riE rnGI..El~ LIWQR LICDlSIN:; AtrrrlORITY . ~,,._ •r• • w. ,_..M ,..J.WI, r~ &.u Ol" ~ ·~·-..... _..., ___ ~--1 .... ~ enlltiWIII *,. 1 &y 15 -•• 418 NJI ... 1'3QBdl Mt& 'rBtU., ~-..,..,._ ~.-.u .... -]·lfr,..-.. ...... , ..... ...,....,. nftrnJa., ......-, ~ ........ ,...., ,..z . l '·'t .__, rt t' • • bs'' ........ PJO»Dm' El'nQ ~ BYA~ !M'In'. on I • • - • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 21st day of June, 1990. ATTEST: Susan Van Dyke, t1ayor Patricia H. Crow, C~ty Clerk I Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of tnglewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on f~rst read~ng on the 19th day of June, 1990 . I • • • • ,. 1 • C. Definitions. For purposes of this Section: <XNI'AINER Includes but is not limited to any decanter, bottle, CAN, jar, thermos bottle or jug. In._. . ..,..,...._., &' 11\ 11 , • 1 • 11 t • l I . • - C!IDINAl«:E NO. SERIES CF 199o- I • • • BY At1l'HORITY A BILL~ 12 (e) COONCIL BILL NO. 5. 7 INl'RCXlOCm BY COONCIL MEM5ER ----- TITLE 5, CHAPTER 3C, SD:TICN 3, SUBSEX:'l'ICN C, E 1985, RELATING TO nm:>xiCATING ~. currently unlawful for any person to have in his possession or his CX)Otrol in any public place any intoxicating liquor in any CX)Otainer of any kind or description which is not sealed or oo which the Mal is broken; and WHERFAS, an ad hoc ocmnittee has investigated the possibility of the City issuing permits in City recreatioo facilities; and WHERFAS, there hu been a request for a permit system to allow the <XlnS\IIIptioo of alcoholic bever~s in certain Ci ty facilities; M:'lf, 'l'HEREPCm:, BE IT~ BY 'niE CITY CXXJNCIL CF 'DIE CITY CF ENGI.DIOCJ), ~~. 'niM": Siec:tion 1. Title 5, ~er 3C, Sectioo 3, SUbsection c, of the ~1-«iid JIG\ic:ipal Code 1985, is -.nded and the present Subsectioo c, is relet:tend to D and ahall reAd u follows: 5-lC-3: ~TO POSSESS CPDI CXNrAlNE:R CF INTOXICATING U~ IN PtiiLIC: A. It ahall be \lnl-.rful for VIY per'IICII'I to ha..,. in his pos .... ioo or unc11tr tu.s CX)Otrol in any public ,&.-a PMK intcodcating liquor in any contAiner of any lUnd or 15escription which is not -.led or on which the Mal is broken. 1. ~ul !or any peraon to ha..,. in his pos s1 oo or • oontrol any int.OIC.icatinq Uquor in any cont&iner of any 1tin4 r ption, ch is not ed or an ch the 1.a en, in any cle lJ\ t.hoM ar snble o the d.r end pa&Mngen of n.1d cle when IUC:h 1.cle b lJ\ a publ c pl 'lhl1 1an st\&11 ~~~PlY to pos liquor in • cl , in areu of the d.ri • • when pl on of intcodca in9 cle ible to cle ill in a pi>lic I . • - c. Definitions. PARK PUBLIC PLACE • • ll • • • For purposes of this Section: l,W'dpa Includes but is not liJn:i.ted to any decanter, bottle, CAN, j ar, therm:ls bottle or jug. AS A PARK, PIAYGRCX.IID I BFJ\CH I CENl'ER, 5CHOCL FN:ILl'lY CR AN'i 01'HER AREA IN THE CI'IY, <HED CR USED BY THE CI'IY AND IEVUl'fD CR DESIGNATED TO ACTIVE CR PASSIVE R!X:RF.M'I~, EITHER CN A 'l'EMPCRARY CR PEJIMN.IENT ~IS , Bl11' SHALL NC71' DOmE ~ IS a::JM:NLY REFERRm TO AS THE •PIAV.• IN THE E1JRA ~, THE El.SIE foW.LElC CfNl'ER I Cl'l'l( JW.L CR THE R!DFATI~ CENI'ER. ~.,._. .... -4lhe f&Wcl: pt:w:.,...._ ... ...._,. PIIJ -' ...... ·---~ ..... ~ aa :k I k ellf"- -**"¢·paul!" 1 • .... _.«a • ht ''kjliJL a .. 'ti! ..,._... IMH aut ill•' ••..,.. .... ,, ..... ~ 'LI}- 'k ... ~.~. , ... a ..,, .,_.., rn··-• lhlt ' 11 , rt N • • W:t- ..... PIO»!kl'Y EITH!It CR c:orna.t.rD 8Y A ~ OIJ'ITY • lth • 1 I . • • • .. • I, Patricia H. Cro.~, City Clerk of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance , introduced, read in full , and passed on first reading oo the 18th day of JWle, 1990. PatrlCla H. craw -l - 0 I • • • • • BY Au'THORITY ORDL'il\..~ NO. SS!UES OF 199o--COONCIL BILL NO. 5. 7 Im'RODUCED BY COONCIL MEMBER ------ A BILL FOR AN ORD~'Q A.'1D-IDING TITI.E 5, OiAP':'ER 3C, SD::TIOO 3,. SUBSD:TIOO C, ENGI..floiOOO MUNICIPAL COOE 1985 , REI.:..T::NG 'I'O INTOXICATING BEVER.:..GES . WHEREAS, it is currently unlawful for My person to have in his possession or under his control in ~;y public place any intoxicating liquor in MY container of My kind ox; description which is not sealed or on which the se is broken ; Md \\"H::REAS, M ad hoc cat'rnittee has investigated tl"le possibility of the City lSSUln permits ln C~y recreation facilities; Md 1\'HEREAS, there hai :,een a rec;uest for a ?ermit system to allow ~"le cons~tlon of lcohollc beverages in certain City facilitles; 'l'Hl::RE:roJ:W, BE IT ORDAI!\=:D BY TI{E CITY cn..'NCIL Ot ~ CITY OF TH.!I.T: 5, Olap:er 3C, Section 3, S\lbsec 1on C, of th .EnqleloOOd Munic pal 198S, u a."!ee''ded and the present SUbsectlon c, 1s and shal read u follo.-s: •• It ah&ll be unl ul for any perlla'\ to have in Ius pos 1 en or under h.is contrOl in any publ c .,._. PAAK in OXJ.catl.nCJ liquor in any con &lher o! any )ti.nc1 or desc:r peion ch is not ed or on ch the is en . -l - I . • • • c. Definitions. For purposes of this Section: 1.1\ ll, Includes b.Jt is not limited to any decanter, bottle, CIN, j ar, t.hern\:)s bottle or jug. • l • I . • • • • C. Definitions. For purposes of this Section: CONI'AINER Includes rut is not limited to any decanter, bottle, CAN, jar, thenros bottle or jug . PARK PUBLIC ?IJICE in full, and -2 - ~ phee ............ 9&Eta:l ................ _.,.. ~·t .............. ~ ... ....t:Ml-not: :ild ... ..,.... .... IIIHA t .. 5 lJ 1i I I II -IIH ... ,. I -6Bt inllk4 iltt 1 a ,... .... ~ ¢ ') ·-tis:::la*, W. .,...._., .... ~war .. 'p ill • ....__., ~ • • rt 'nJ ..... .,....., c-k-· ftailt b-•• m N • • M1r 'fillllll. PJW:PfltTr EI'ni!R CR CXlt1'IQ.Lm BY A ~ l!NJT%'Y. I • • • • • Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 21st day of June, 1990. ATTEST: Susan Van Dy ke, Hayer Patr1cia H. Crow, City Clerk I Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of englewood, Colorado, hereby cert1fy that the a~ve and !orego1ng is a true copy o! a Blll for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on f1rst reading on the 19th day of June, 1990. Patr1c1a H. Crow I • • • • • 9 (a) B .K . KEE NA Cert ified Public Accounrant Suote 204 Butldtng 8 1325 South Coloredo Blvd o.n-. Coloredo 80222 (303 ) 756-21194 Jun e 11. 1990 Th e Honor able Susan Van Dyke :Oiayor City of Engle~ood 34 00 s. Elati Street E n gle ~ood, Colorado 80110 Dear Susan: As we have d1scussed on various occas1 ons, th timing seems appropr1ate for my res1gnat1on from the Engle~oood Urban Rene~o.· 1 ~uthorit~· IE~R~l. The most re cen t d cis1on reoard1ng the bonds and notif1cat1on to bondholder has b n d1!f1cult but necesaar ~ and I tlllnk it 1s fair to assume the Et:RA 1.111 con t1nue on a ma1ntenance program f o r so•e t1 e to com . Though the poaa1 1 nabllit · of the El'R .\ to pa~ back the bond s has been a •a)or d1sappo1nt11 nt !or ,. ryon . a~uch has been accoapllsh d ln bnc · and •or tar ~o.h ch 1o1l l ha' • a pou l''e eft ct on Eno l 10ood f or ~·ears o co• . P haps h economy " 11 turn around Qulck r h n an · of th O) ct1ons 1nd1ca and th Clty, th c1 n n1 nd he bond ol d r1 " 1 ble o c 1 brate t()(Jeth r. th S:l. nc r / ec: :1 l . r • l C1 \' Co l hr ugh lOll lr.<! I • • • • • 9 (b) PROCLAMATION ~JHERFAS, the government of South Africa systenatically denies the Black majority basic human rights, freedan and justice under the policy of apartheid; and WHEREAS, the apartheid regine continues to jail, torture and even assassi-nate its political q:>ponents; and WHEREAS, the peq>le of South Africa have welcated the release of Nelson Mandel a, leader of the African National Congress, but have insisted that apart- heid cannot be reformed, it nust be abolished and replaced with full dem:x:racy, including the right to vote oo the basis of ooe person, one vote in a unified, nonracial South Africa; and WHEREAS, The u.s. Conference of ~yors endorses the national "Vote for the People" ~qn launched by the Africa Fund, a non-profit organization, to collect ballots fran the Alrerican people to highlight the demand for full de- mocracy in South Africa and full sanctions in the United States; and ~~. the u.s. Conference of ~.ayors calls oo the United States Conriress to pus full, ~ive eoonanic and political sanctioos against the racut ~t of South Africa and keep them enforced until full dlm:x:racy lS es- tablished in ~t oountry; and ~. the u.s. Conference of !-'.ayers supporu the d8nand of the South AfriCAn ~l• for full racy based on ooe parson, one V'Ote l.n a un1fled and nonracial South Africa, nd W'9eS Pre t Bush to V19Qr0Usly support this de- mAnd cw5 to refrain f~ • 1ng to llft sarctioos unul 1 hu been enahrine4 in • new South Afr CAn c:onatltut oo; • 1 • l mo I -• • • 10 (a) BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. [ha SERIES OF 1990 COUNCIL BILL NO. 22.1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER ------------- A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS MADE WITHIN PAVING DISTRICT NO. 3 3 , IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT 01' LAND IN THE DISTRICT: ASSESSING A SHARE 01' THE COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT 01' LAND: AND PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT 01' THE ASSESSMENT. WHEREAs, by OrcSinance No. 36, Seri•• of 1911, finally pa••ecS ancS acSoptecS on Nov.Uer 21, ltll, the City Council of the City of Englewood, ColoracSo, haa created Paving Diatrict No. 33, within the City for the purpoae of conatructing and inatalling atreet paving, curb and gutter ancS aidevalk iaprove .. nta, together D with neceaaary incidental•, on certain atreeta within the City; and WHEREAs, the iaprov ... nta authorized by aaid orcSinence have been aubatantially coapletecS, and the whole coat of auch iaprove .. nta haa been deterainecS 1 and WHEREAS, an a•••••-nt roll haa been prepared and a atat ... nt ahovin; the total coat of the iaprov ... nta haa been duly filed with the City Clerk: ancS WHEREAS, froa the atate .. nt .. de and filed, it appear• that the whole coat of aa i cS iaprove nta ia the aaount ot UU,3U .34, of which aaount the Ci y EnglewOOd will pay .._i+rfi""r54t -lsi• 'i2 66,:, lii05':2i':.:Co»."1 , leav 1 ng o be aaaeaaed avatnat he rea l property w thin the Diatr c , aaid a oun includin; coata ot napect on, collection and other incid n ala and alao ncludin; int rea aa allowed by law: and WH£ £AS, fr aaid a tate 1 alao appear• ha he e y c nc 1 h.. ppo he whole coet to ch lo -u . l, I • • • or tract of land within the benefits to be derived by said amounts severally set forth Ordinance; • • • District, in accordance with the property and in the proportions and in Exhibit A attached to this BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section 1. Confirmation of Aaaeaament Roll. The whole coat and apportion.ent of the aaae within the District is hereby approved and confirmed. Said apportion.ent is hereby declared to be in accordance with the apecial benefits which the real property in the District will receive by reason of the construction and installation of the improve•enta. A share of said coat is hereby assessed to and upon each lot or tract of land within the District in the proportions and a•ounta as set forth in the aaaeaaaent roll, attached hereto as EXhibit A. Section 2. Pavaent of Aaaeaamenta. The aaae•••enta shall be due and payable at the office of the Director of Finance of the City, on or before Friday, Au9Uat l, ltto, in accordance with Section ll-2-7(c) of the EnQlewOOd Municipal Code, provided that all auch aaae••-nta .. y be paid, at the election of the property ovner, in inatall-nta, with i ntereat aa hereinafter set forth . Fa il ure to pay the whole aaaeaa-nt wi thin sa i d peri od of t i .. aha ll be conc lus i ve l y c onaidered and held an electi on on the part o t all perao na interested , whether under d i sab i l i ty or othe rwi se , to pay in s a id ina t a ll .. n t a . a ••••• An a llowa nce of 5t a ha U be .. d e on au p a yment s o f d e durift9 auch period of 1 , but not the reafter. 11 be concluaivaly cona dared o be a corre c n •• he ot. on the pow r or jur edict on of tha nta, the qual ty Of tha wort, tha din9a, the v a l d ty or tha or he vaUd y ot he Han 17 - I • • • • • In the event of such election to pay in installments, the assess .. nts shall be payable at the office of the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado in ten ( 10) equal annual install .. nts of principal, the first of such installments of principal shall be due and payable on or before the 1st day of January, 1991. The reaainder of the installaents shall be due and payable successively on or before the first day of January, in each year thereafter until paid in full. The tenth and last inatallaent ahall be due and payable on January 1, 2000. Interest on the unpaid principal aaount ahall be at the rate of 7.50' par annua, co.mancin9 on the affective date of the assassaant ordinance, and payable each year at the tiaa of paying inatall .. nta of asaessaenta. Section J. Penalty for default or Non-Payment. Failure to pay any inatallaent, whether of principal or intaraat, when due ahall cauae the whole of the unpaid principal to becoae due and payable i .. ediately. The whole aaount of the unpaid principal and accrued interest ahall thereafter draw interaat at the rata eatabliahed pursuant to Section 5-12-106(2) and (3), C.R.S., until the data of tax aale, aa provided by law. At any ti .. prior to the data of the tax aale, the owner aay pay the aaount of all unpaid inatall .. nta with interaat at the penalty rate eet by thia Ordinance and all penaltiaa and coata of collection accrued and ahall thereupon be reatored to the ri9ht thereafter to pay in inatall .. nta in the aa.. aanner as if default had not been aufferad. The owner of any property not in default aa to any inatall .. nt or payaent y, at any ti , pay the Whole of h 1.1npaid principal with accrued intereat to the date of th n aaaeaaaent inatall nt ~yaent da e. Section 4 . Aaaeaa .. nt Lien. All a•••••-n a levie a9a nat the real property in the D atric , ot•thal' wi h al n ereat thereon and penalt ea for default in ~ ther all costa in collec in9 he ••-· ahall conat t1.1 e, troa of tha final publication of th a Ordinan n -Ul- • • • the several amounts assessed against each lot or tract of land. Such lien shall have priority over all other liens except general tax liens, and shall be enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado. A copy of the assessment ordinance after its final adoption shall be filed with the County Clerk and Recorder of the County wherein each lot or tract of land assessed is located, for recording on the land records of such lots or tracts of land. Section 5. As•e•••ent• Aqain•t Divided or Subdivided Tracts. If any tract of real property included within the District is hereafter divided or •ubdivided into two or aore such tracts or parcels, the Director of Finance, with the assistance of the Director of Public Work•, i• hereby authorized and directed to divide the as•essaent against such tract in the •aae proportion that the tract itself i• •ubdivided into two or aore such parcels, and to certify the revised as•essaents to the County Treasurer of Arapahoe County, Colorado. Section 6. Papent of Special A•sessaent Bond•. The aaount of as•e•saents herein levied against the property •pecially benefited, in the total .. ount of •••••'''••• S440,040.33, together with the proceed• of the bond issue which are not needed for the con•truction of the improve .. nts, if any , will be in an amount aufficient for the payaent ot the outatanding bonda previously iaaued for Paving D1•tr1ct No. 33, dated July 1, ltlt, in the principal aaount of $705,000. Section 7. Tht it any one or aore or par • ahall r are aever or p • r h y -11 I • • • • hold a public hearinq on this Ordinance, before final passaqe at 7:30 City P.M. or at such later time on Monday, June 18, Council is able to hear it in its normal course. 1990, as the Section 10. Publication and Effective Date. This Ordinance, after its final passaqe, shall be numbered and recorded, and the adoption and publication shall be authenticated by the siqnature of the Mayor and the City Clerk and by the Certificate of Publication. This Ordinance shall becoae effective thirty (30) days after publication followinq final passaqe. Read, a .. nded, and passed as ••ended on the 18th day of June, 1990. 1190. (SEAL ATTESTED: Published in full as a .. nded on the 21st day of June, Susan Van Dyke, Mayor Patricia A. erow, city Clark I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clart for the City of EncJlewood , Colorado, hereby certify the for-.oinv is a trua copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on firat raadinv on April 1,, 1110, and publiahacl as a Bill for an Ordinance on April 11, 11101 read, &aendacl, and pasaed as ... ndad on the lith day of June, ltto, and publisbacl in full as a .. ndad on the 21st day of J~, ltto. (lEAL) ATTESTED : Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk 0 ADOPTED This 2nd day of July, 1ttO. iusan Van DYke, Mayor I • • • • • REVISED FINAL ASSESSMENT DATA PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33 SECTION A Contract Construction Brannon Sand and Gravel Public Service Company West Hazmat Corporation (est.) Englewood Streets Division of Public Works Legal and fiscal fees Plus 21 contingencies Interest (includes bond interest) Total Section A 23,547.44 8,031.20 32,015 .80 Less Assessment Housing Authority 2184 W. Warren (Assessment Factor 1.16823374) SECTION B Contract Construction Brannon Sand and Gravel Englewood Streets Division of Public Works Preli•inary & construction eng. (est.) Incidental contract construction Construction supplies/materials EqutP~ent rental/fuel Ownerships/labels legal advertising (est .) Office supplies/postage (est .) Misc. supplies/expenses Contract •aterfals testing Trtt re110val Tree replacement progra esley eattr fals (ttst fng, etc .) R.O •• and eas nt acqu f s ft t ons Total Stct fon 8 s 92,242.94 32,773 .15 1,426 .31 4,498 . 50 1,372 .00 ) ,470 .72 1,893.99 2,949 .04 9,967 . 50 8,)70 .50 3,890 00 lf ,732 .9S 113 ,068 .50 Pl us Assess nt Hous ng Author i ty 2184 • arrtn Total Sect i ons A and I flOllOtta t/ll-to 5332,058.03 1,591.60 38,000 .00 6,362 . 77 5378,012 .40 63,594.44 5441,606 .84 -1,566 .51 suo,04o .33 5133! 278 .83 1, 000 .57 Sl34,Z79 .40 I . • - • .,, '• . .. • ~.· .,: '~ • 9 ..... • • • fXHIBIT A Lot I llod : W&JIV"'ON 1~7 1·29-2-CS-C21 I . The i!t~n. Vi rg i I J C. J1..1rlene 11. 15 · IS Jt iel"' 2 ~~so s . r.endoll St. L;t:lcton, Co . 80123-l!Sl 1HI·2S·1·0S·C2) • lrOoofn, Veri 0 Z170 II . llo rren Ave . lng1ewood . Co . 80 II 0· I OSO 1§, l·i:a· !-OS-C2§ Za-.braf'O , Jo 4.nn &. fio Quinto £ s Jt ~ ... ZOllo S . ll&otft St. """'. ~·6 ~j ll'§; }1 11-z .... s-c lee•, ':'c,:,y ta &. Helen • Jt Ton I 20 C•••oro Jr . ifnwsr Cp. §0222·'-~IC. ,, 1-ii·i-bi-621 ......... ,, Petr it" II ' fiery ~\ 10 • Jt '•• 1000 ... ,, ........ ,."~' ~ lO ll 050 ji!Y-&S:bji ,.,..-...... ..-16 • U)O' t•r..-. h o.., .. ,, Ce . IOZ IO· S~J I . 15 IS IS IS I~ 15 IS IS IS E• N 25 Ft for Ad Evons 1 Pork Est (:081 W. iliff Ave.) E,, •• ,, Perk h: ~. S 2) Ft for Ad (2170 01 . \Jarren Ave .) [v•ns ,.,., tst E• s 2S Ft for Ad (1050 w. \rr.'ar rt:"\ Ave .) (\,,.,, ;:.,, E ~o t E• S 25 <t for ~~ (2C•J W . \."1rren A..,e ,) [v a ""~t. ~., .. Es : Ex s s ;: fo" d (1:30 II , \Jarrt n Ave.) hi "'I' Por~ h t tx S :s il for ~d l lt :! orrc"'' Ave t •• ,.,, r., .. E •: t . l z; rt •or Jill IZ !>~: ,, II >H A·• ) he t ••r ht [a ' :~ h for •~ (Z~7 1 J , Ilif f A•e ,) ,,. ft I S a ' .S rt c h w I 7.$ 't tv •• ,., , ... , ' (II , A) . ) ASSESSMENT 1 '566. 51 1 ,566 . 51 1 ,566 . 51 1 '5~6 . 51 1 '566 . 51 1 ,56~. 51 1 ,41 !). )5 I ,566. 51 1,556 .51 1,527" 1,566 .51 1,566 .$1 I • • p.;;Wf AND ADDIIS$ 1971· 28· 2·05-~~9 Whe 1an. ihofra1 D ~loll s . fo• St . [ngl ... ood, to . 80 110·5618 I§ 1-2 1 ·2·6S·b~' • • • I . I 'Lol -: ' I I : ... _,. I II IS 1 NSOFtofSI56Ft 12 1 Ev on• ,_.k htotu ,<uss s. Tejon St.) IS h S 25 Ft for Aoad Ev on• ,ork hto tel ( 2t'20 II . Wo rron Avo .) ,The i •on, Vi rti 1 J L liar lone 1\ 11 ~ . Jt Ton I S N 1/2 of Fo ll ow i ng Due 'o rcol : E• N 2) ;t f~r ~ood !van1 fta :-1{. E•~ate• , •z:.o s. Kendoll st. ~m !U~!si!&sl 9 u:-'m Hol i f i e l d, ,.,.ndr lck l, Thorou I ) • ~ J ' Anno 205lo w ... l t lc" Enf••oo4, to. I0 110·1071o I§ 1-.6 ·2·05·6>1 Joro,..l llo, Adolmo < L [rftea t iftt Ana. Jt len 2010 w. lo lt l c "· tnglowooi , Co . IO i lC·IG i (N/A) 15 II 1)5 Ft £a tno h 25 Ft for aood [von• ,ark EHIIU (lOS • w. blt l c ") 'o rt or lot :2 :le.c •• log 25 H S of ~. · ~~r SO Lot T~ [ ]).2Ft Tn S 107 .72 fl Th II )2 . 1 ft Tn I IC8 . I Ft to log Slk I S h a n• ,., h t lles (2~1 ~ w ~.lt •• 'i ) ASSESSMENT 249 .39 1,566 . 51 1 ,566. 5 1 1 ,551. 93 779.60 . ----------------------------------------------------~-------------------I' 1-2!·2 ·05·05, Wf\;te. trf\On J 7 2001 II , .. It l c " [ntlewooi, to . ID IIO·I~7• • I 97 I• 21·2·05·040 Cl"il l o r l o , L ... r co t ' t ~1o l u , ,ou ll •e M aoo• 11 . lo ll l c " btl• ...... c •• 11C•I01 '•rt of Lot 12 )c•c •• let 25 ft s ' lS 2 Ft t ol ·~ tor Sd Lot ·~ S 1CI7 2 ft T,. t l7 ' h "h II I C. f t 1 :6 .5 Fl to let Ilk IS t ~• • '•r la ra1e' (200 1 a.tt ( ,., I lS ft S e ' llol Cer ot II T t l! J rt h l 107 , , t .. II 27 2 rt Th II l tJ I Ft t e lo I ' I S ho • '"' htot u ,JOO' 'J , h it oC ,., 628 .10 682 .02 ,.----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 110ol sa • 17 l l I) I, ,7) , . .. I • • NM\! AH~ AODIIW 1971-28-2· 05·06) 0 ' ""'i ~o. Jotep~ P. 0 . lo• 18271 ,,eno , NV 89511·0278 1 ,71· 21-2· 05·06· trope~, Joel ~ ' Nonoy D Jt Ton 5 Aud; Lone Welt "'d•q 'e '§lR'·cq6t '' t-2i-3-oo-oo2 1\l ttholl, ~gor PI 5 7172 w. 'lth •••. lr-fleld, Co. 800:1 -7)0 6 1,7 1·21· )•)C·CO) ll i ttho11, ao,or 7 7172 . 'lth ~ ••. lr-foo l d, Co . IOOZI·o7)0 • • • Port of Lots 19 ~ 20 Oesc u ltg 1:.4 <t S of t:ol Cor lot 20Th S 60Ft ThE 119 .~6 Ft Th N 60 F t Th II 1 19. 4 fl to tog BH. 15 E.·ons Pori< Estotes (222~ S . V~11ejo S t.) 20 15 W 28 .o6 Ft of N ~~~ Ft ~• N 25 rt ror -Old EvAnt '•rk. Estlttt (")01 kt ltllj r OJj 20 15 £ )0 .6) Ft of N ~~· rt t• N 25 Ft for ~ad Eve n' '•ric. !uatts f ?J S ? 1., le'r;c p!) w 1.2~A of N l/2 of tl 1/: of SW 1/" of N£ •t• of sw !/4 Fly Loa !2-:.1 11• i7 lreen i o-'"" 21·1,-U (:400 S rojon ~~ ) T ~a t '"" or • 11 of s. t,• or t.t 1/4 of s 1.' c;.f Se c 2t-•-n "• .. _ .. oa 2;·)1 s: '7 l r 11r:o.w h • , .. ·····" (lilt~ >.co l o r •••I ASSESSI'\ENT 158 .90 893 .5 1t 2,577 .82 ·-------------------------------------------------------------- lt1HI·)·OG-:I -·"'· , .... , .. • IS61 t . "eyd Awe ,,..,......;,·c •. 1 t l 0·7•oz t art of M 1/Z of Sol I / of lot IJ io or s I or he Zl· ·61 rt 1111ootr1 u ou 15·21 11 67 Ire•"' .. '•r ..... IU b ~Ct Zl· •U t :•o t s ko rlt.,. St ) 10~-------------------------------------------------------------------- 2,105 .0 21,SS).OI 0,126 .)2 • r I I , I • • • • • DUCIIPIIOH Of ,.gnary 1971 · 29· 3· J :.·035 St ye,-s . Ja!':'ttl D 2~ llh i to ,: •.• ~r l ; l tlc t on , :o . 80127 · 3558 1571 · 21· 3·:l:·0~2 lraun, 0~=-·•'' E l 11 3 1 II . ~or •o r d Ave £ng1ewood , :o . 8011 0-:11 ~ :571-21-3· ::-css I II L T l r. • ~D S 1900 II . Eo · t• Ave ln9 l e.ooe, ==· I OIIC·IOJ5 I : I I Lol :-1 $UIOIV I510N I I i . --..... , .. ! . ., ...... -~. ; leg 30 Fl E ' )0 Ft 5 of Nil :tor of 5 l/2 511 1/~ N£ 1/~ 511 ·1/~ Th E 117Ft Th 5 135Ft Th 1/ 117Ft Th N 135Ft t o 'leg 21·~·61(2~60 5 . Te j on 5:) I leg 1~7 Ft 1/ of SE tor of 5 liZ of 5\1 i /~ of N[ 1/~ of 511 I/~ 21-~-61 Th '.I 61 Ft ih II 330 rt Th £ 61 Ft ~h 5 HO Ft to '' of hg Eo N 30 Ft ' (a U 21 -~·o! (11)1 W. Harva r d ~v e l hg 2Cii Ft [ of 511 Cor 5 1/2 511 !/~ lj£ 1/~ Sll 1/ ~~~ E o1 F: Th ~ ))0 Ft T~ II 61 Ft Tn 5 no •t to ,.9 ;. 5 165 '' ' ~• N 30 Ft Ste 45·~-0! :.,.<.) ASSESSMENT 6,153 .16 2 ,105 . Olt 2 ,10 5 . Olt ·------------------------------------------------------------------- ,,..,.a-:-: :-'s' I I' L T • •• ·o 7 l )O~ lo , h·•· Ave En9 l e-~c . ::. I011C·I C~S let 1·7 F: E of 5. Cor 5 1/Z S\1 II N£ 1/~ S• l/~ ~ [ £I Ft T II )30 F: 1 o1 61 •t r s 33~ •t to •~• ta 5 lo S Ft ' [a I )0 Ft for ~d he za ...... o 'oo '"·•• "••l ·--------------------------------------------------------------------- 1' 71· 21·l·::. )6 7 aw~,orf, ~,. • ., • ' s ... ,.,. J t 27SS s. ' •••• 5t lo ~~. :a. I Oll1·)S)1 1t7HI 1·::-on .,..,.,.,;, r.a;" A ' Sa ~·• 11 U S I . ' .. a h ,. .. , , :: It H· )SJI ·a · •1 "411 Aw• , ;o .. 110o111 •• let )0 ft II of U Cor 5 1/2 511 11• U !/ S '" of Se c 11 Th II S6 Ft Th II ))0 rt Th ( S' F t Th S ))0 rt to let ta 3~ ft ' h 5 )0 Ft he Jl· ·..S IJ~U 5 -.rit e ~ h) ,, •' n tor ' 1/1 II( I/ l 1/ " II I U '' ' no " r an ,, ' \ ))) It to let h II )0 rt 4 h S ) ft IO< d• Se II· •" I l l I r•••• Awel • or U tor 5 Ill 1/ .,~ ' c I ,91 6 .31 ,)3).10 2,105 .0 I) I • • N_.ANDA~W I 1571·28·)·01·005 , Rot~v Mtn ~ubbor Mfg t o 1 , 2375 S . Rar i tan St tngle•ood, to . 10 11010)7 1971· 28·)·0 1· D 16 I ,.o<J n, Jar:.e:s S • 2)50 S. Tejon St . [ngle"oo~. to . 10 110-1 0~) ' 1971·2S·l·01·017 9 I)· 16 ' , t a \p i an '•rtnenhip 10·1 ~ ,2ll0 S. Te jon St 1 12 £ng1o .. ood, to . 80110·10~) 1§7Hi·l·01-0IB ; -ocky "oOII.I "H i i n Aubbtr 1"1fg to . 4 2)75 S. Rarit an St I [ngle .. o>od, to . 80110 ·1 0)7 1 971-21· )·OS· 0)) r;;.,, To.,g Yul ' So~ Ki ' 5 Chong t . ..a, Jt Ton 2)~0 tt.rva r d Ave tfts 1c f.• 's c.p)l t·I UJ 1 71 -: -)-05-0:P :o,.. \.eC' ( 6 tSSl .,., Covf'lt Rd 17 JC" r 'r ,.,.Of\. Co sc. ss -~•cz 19 ·1 -ze-3-es·~ • Ste,lt ... ,A .r•e lu.,_ l I l. tc"' '2 26-u :s S· u ' 11 u n ll I • U IS • • • 1 Ra ritan lnduurlal Park ; (2)75 S . Raritan H) Ea the E 26 Ft of lot l ) ~r lt an lnduur i al Park (2)80 S . Tejon Stl lots 10·12' :t.e [ 26 F: of lot 1) Ex E 5 Ft of lot 10 k1 r lt a"\ lndt.tstri a l Par11. (ilz~ W '••ni•n .,1) E S Ft lot 10 ~aritan lrt4ustr i a 1 '•rk (N/A) h s 2S Ft for Rd South 1a .. n ;dns (2).0 II . Henard Ave ) tx II H Ft ' ( • s 1 20 Ft So"""' '••" ~cii"'S ,.,, .. , hSZSfl so .. t h .... ,.. ;dn• (2)10 "'· :·a rt.ar; ••• , l• the " H ,, "' ~~-II ' h the s 25 rt fc.r Ri lovt 1/ ASSESSMENT 1,568 .8 0 8. 611.69 5,313 .58 108.00 1,7li9 .27 5,20li .69 3, :s .ss • 1 ,7119 . 27 1,7 9 .27 ),118 .12 ), a.ss 1,7 ,.n 1,7 ,.27 I • • J,S 1~7 1·28 -3-05 ·07 ~ ·cab rlel, J ames. r 2079 II . v .. ur ~ve : Eng l e .. ood , Co . !0 110 ·11 )1 . 1971·26·)·05·075 Cabr i el , J aMel F 2 2079 II . Vouor Englewood , Co . 8011 0·11 )1 1 971· 28 -)· OS·C76 .. Mavee , '•tr itk J t f".a ri1yn [ l Jt To n 20)0 II . Ha rvo r d ~v e ,~,l !'!r.4 ,., £?110 • " .. · ·l·b5 .. te I e e te • D:or.o ld J ' helen l • J t Ttn )~70 Dov e r Y~nt d!•a 't :;m-m ' .. -· . s ... :-5 fli.etot l ', Wlc rt, s · ))71 S. tl a , S: En 1 ood. Co ;;dO·IS7 1~71 :t-3-CS<;; Gi l'\ CO, 't'b• tl :, • l li•S S l·,ont St Ctn~er, :c. 1:! ,. '0 ''71·2S·l·CS · D • lw~f"C t, (C"""'"-" J 7 P 0 lc• :7 '2 Der.or , Co 1?:: .,4E I H I ·li·)·OS·I:• '""'"•Y • [*"wf'l4f ,; I P 0 . I • 7 •Z Oen.or, to. 6t:%7·C '2 1~71·11·J·~S-I 1 ,••• "· J_, r • U ) Hllhldt A a btl....oo4, Co to n ,. liS 1'7l·ll· )·OS· Ill ""'"'•'•· Ar t.,. 0 &. Lort"tt a 10 /1 r. .. 7)1 $, , ... :t . ",,, ... , t IC IJJ· lSI • • • ! I I ,, .. , ........ ' --!--~ !.. ... $UIDIVI$10N I 2) 12 i E" N 25 Ft !or ~d ! So~oHhlawn Carden• (2079 io/. Vauor Ave) 22 12 h. N 25 Ft fo r Rd 'SoYt hl ~n Ca r de n s : (N/A) 17 12 h s ~5 f t ~or ~o.d Sou ,hl awn Car de n t. (20 )0 II . Hor va r d Ave) 29· I ~ , [A S 11 0 Ft ' E. ll 25 Ft 31 Southl o o'n ~doo (N/A) 12 N 107 i't of S 1)2 ft E• SFt So~o.thl 1 wn G a r~er5 (II/A) )S '2 EA S lt7 .21 Ft' t. ~ 2~ ft' h II 5 Ft Sout hl a .. n ~ora "' i 2~00 S. Zun i St) 12 TheN 107 .5 Ft or s 132 s rt Sovthl .,.n ~a rde n• (N/.1.) I IJ T'l e N 107.5 Ft of the S l}l ,S rc Sov1n:..,~ '"'c""' ("/A) ' 11 s 1/Z [a ' :s '' for Sovtlll...., ,.,.,..,, Mllhld• An) ASSESSMENT 1,749 .27 1,743.27 1. 749 .27 5. 118 .7 3 1,530 .9) 1, 5 1. 28 1,675 .69 I ,6)6.13 707 .50 2 .1, 2 ,I I • 1371· 28· )·OS· 12S l'\a 11 oy. Leonard T·.o.":'oAS r. linda lea. Jt Te n S88S 'orod i u Lone Sspp 'I'''. Al !s 2s• 1971-: -)·05·12 ~etretarv of l'ious i ng r. Urblft Oov 1•os Curt i s St Qspysr cg IQ2Q' .. "li.O I 7 • -). ·lh Mendoroon , ~~~ 11' Corllnc A Jt Ton 6050 s . ll lndorMrt St Littleton, :o . 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' ""· Jt Toll z: .ll tll t 4eA o , • l"t l ..-4, c. I011t·ll5) u ' tori• o A )) U ' E Z6 " 't of 0 2 ft (a ~ :s ft ' [a S lG 7 :; ,, So \It":..,.,. ~., ~ ,., "'a ~ v .. " a •s •c '•re e l ~0: " ta~ l5 H .. .., ' l • "J J ••• " ' (UII ,, ., ., n (& s lt7.H r. 11 zs '' s .... t"'• .. ,d .. 11 •11• •• I. o l 6 In of :s rt 353 .22 35 lt .lt l )5).09 '·' !.65 2 •• I . • • • $UIOIV!!>l01< J,)_ .. : ... J .... ,, ·-~ 1971·26·3-05-:-6 Lc:wi1, f~orw-.ar l"i Jr !. Lind a Jt i~n 852 S . ~e f r•"'• •·•v Le .. s .. gic! Cp ~9fi!· j£1l I!HI-2 -3-os-:q . Re i d , De an F' l. ~nne ~ 202;, lo'. Karvad Ave [ ""'""'ood Co . 80 II C· Il l 7 19i1·2!·3·0S··-e l'.e :d, :>':e n f l. :lo:\r,a 1"1 202~ II . ~orvor~ Avo ["~l e .ood, Co . 10110-1 11 7 1971-:S·)·OS-1 •9 Carl'\er, J a~'c.it"' $ ~~.~:n .C 2001 •'. V~•••r Ave ["g le•ood, Co . !0 110·11)1 1 ~7 1-:!·3 ·05· ;o ~· .• ~.:.er •. t a r t H ~ Lc.a l s 2:~c; •• ..... ,,., '"'• En;1t•·OOC • Co . ;o ! iO ·.· ;1 13 7 '·:o·!·OS· ;t Ce~trro•a , :.:.·•'d ., :. :dtl f'e 6 2ror .. ..,, ... .-.. , • • 10 II IJ t""v 'e ... ~'!. "'c !: ~· 1!2 'i7 '·ii:·!· a-:.i P'oft ' :., l~-' S. "c j or !1 ["i e ... cc~. to !:~,,. .. ' .._.,,. .. )7 12 II 12 19 :2 20 12 21 :2 .. • E 22 . 3~ Ft of \1 H . 67 Ft of N 1)1 . 92 Ft ExN25rt Sou:h la .... ~ ~arden~o . ; 172 )I H'"'idc +yc l £• s 25 Ft for ~oad ~ou:hla..-;, Cardc:ns. '2C24 ~·. Uar\'ard Ave) •• t 5 <t ' Ea s 25 <t for :;.o.cs Southla.,n C.arden1 2C0;) '.J . rlarv1rd Ave) :.. E 5 rt ' Ea II 25 Ft for ,,.~. Sou t h l a .. n Car dens <C:l .,,., lwe ) ~-.. s Ft for Aoad SoY:·· a .. n '•rcten' 2o:; J , ~·., .. , A,e.J A ' . ,, . ,, . ,, I '' ASSESSMENT 291t .88 I, 71t9. 27 1,305.26 I ,313. 30 I , 737 .73 I ,73 .92 2 , 2 . l ,I 1.07 2 ·' t.t '·'''·' I • '·'' . ' - • • • • DUCIIPtoON Cf ••orurv 1§71-2S· -6§-626 Renzelr:•n. t 'J II ' tai 1 0 2 J 1 Ten )S70 S. Xen i a Cl Entlt-d, Co . 10112·27)0 ,§,1·26-J-b§-"'21 ~ochtk, Ktlll't r ' E I• I t l orene Jt Te n 5JI~ l. Nauaw Ave Dt"Ytr i Co . IOU7-19 l7 1§71 -l ·l-D~-e RachaL., ~&Nr ' [h i e t orenc • J t Ten 501~ [ N .. •aw A•t ~enver, Co. 10217 ·1'17 ,, -.... .1 , H. '""· I nc . S )0~2 S. Hwro" St !' !.....,..;, Co . SOIIO·I•;o 7 I ' 10 II " " l lol ...... ' I I : ~·I ~.I ··-. loUIDIVISION 2-; ) I ~ ' s I· ' II· I I I Jlowney Swb !( 1780 II. We> ley Ave) Downey Swb ,1 177~ 11 . Wuley Ave) I " I 00 Ft O""ney S~b (2~00 S . ~ar i lan 51) h I ht tl I 00 ft Do~ne y Sub (2~~0 5 . r.ar i ton St) £ 1)0 f1 of w 112 f,'\1 1/4 s~ 1/~ Nil It• h AT ' SF U ~t/lla y ' h -o•d• he )•·4·6! (700 II , Cornell~.) lots I·' £• S ' ft of ot I. II k I S ' II li n• Ad~ (2'~' s '•'•~eo Stl I loll 7·1 I I I S' ~ : i n• Add (2H' S '•hpago Sl ) ltto ,•1 0 I I w. <n-os . lou 11 •12 I I I$ C II lt~• .... U ~ S h l a,..,. S t) ASSESSMENT 3,239 .99 3,239.99 691+.28 925 .71 12,062 .1.8 2, ~5 .97 96 .21t 702 .00 702.00 702 .00 702 .00 67).7) I • • • • • • DUQIPTIOH Of "0PliTY NMIE AND ADDII$$ :;]1-!~-2-11-010 "•' er)on . Ja~s G ' Arlene J t Ten 7618 s . D•twr• Clr littleton, Co . 60120 -~11 ' -' --- '•tenon , JI""S Cordon 2 761! S . Dltwrt Ci r Littleton, Co . IOU0-~11, • s 6 • 2C77-C3 -t-oo-oo~ ,..,. .... ~ 1. fl'ary tC. )12S S . lincoln St £ng l .. »d, Co . lu110·)~2) 2077-u!-1-oo-oos Stovono, Jol>n ~ .. rio. s Vit~i Lyru't, Jt itn 3775 ! . Li ncoln St Eftgle.ood, Co. GCII0-3621 2017-cl-1 -oo-ooi 'wl , '-et er t ' kost, li\1 A,.,.,, Jt Tan 3771 s . Llnc.oln St ["flt•>O<I, Co . ~CII0·)£21 1077-0!-1·01-00 l"tt..,..,a lc'-1 Dolt t l t , 410 1, S. ltnl\0:• St ("flewoo4, to . 10110-iof>tS 10 ~0 II l l ,. ,. I i I I ~e~ ·-· I ! I I • I •·· V"l ! ,., I ' ...... ~ . . ~ ,,_ ll ~ n- 2~ I ,. •s ·-, ·~ " 0 . S C ~1m lln s ;..c;d ; (2980 s. Cala~ago St) S C H1 ml i n1 ,:.:~ (2 ~90 s . C•l•:•9o S t) le9 It • 't l.30 ft N ' }I i ft E of SJ ::or of S l/2 of Nl 1/l., Th-125 rt, T" ~ SO Ft, l~ £ IZS ft, Th s so rt to to; 3-S·oS ()12) S . L i nt~:n Sl) c.,..., ot • '' ·=~ ft ~ of S i~r y " 3 ;6 ;t ! of w ldry of S l.'l of 11£ • '• of Soc )-S-G8 Tn '·50 ft.·~ 1 25ft,~" ' S SC <t , Th o H <t to 'I of S-t9. wi ln r.a ... , 'or ~ds. ()7J S s . o·:. ~~ Conn 316 rt : s e.~ rt ~o f sw :or of s 2 of ~E 1/~ · cr St : 3-S-~!. ~" ' so rt, ~~~ • ;25 f:. ~ S 5>1 Fe Til£ 12S Ft co h ; t. •h ' -to/ •v 3·5-U H 71 s . Llftcol") h '"'•' lS 't l 2S ,, •"'•4 for •• " IW Cor .. , ... n ..... , J-4 .. ()'SO 5. lr06-..yl ti ll''"' .... , 4«41 (, )1 s . j 1ft St l h ,.,,.., •• ASSESSMENT 2. 021 . 17 1,994.22 891 .35 577.48 577.48 12,185.52 7tS .25 1,725.18 ),272 .10 7,tl1 .118 I • • '.s, .s, -• • • DlSCIIPIIVN Of PROPIUY """'' .. 1.0 .. oDitllo$ 26 7-6 -1-17-t"'j Ko , H.un t 2 10227 II )2 Lon 1266 Pnocn i •, AZ ~sos 1-1 )£~ 2077 ·0)·1·17·0C~ H1 •te l b1rt. 5a.._o~t1 H Il l 3726 $. Li nco l n Sl tnv l o•ood, to . l0110·3o22 2077 -~3-1 ·17·C~S Hoehn, tori [ 111 3730 $. lincoln St tnv lc•ood, to . 501 1 0·3~22 207:<3·1·17-::6 H i ILI"i 'h• 01v i : 4' Gin a T S Jt itn 37)6 ~. Li nco l n $t £n~lc -oc4 1 to . 3o ll~·)o 22 Zd 1-j .. J .. J7-... 7 Colde"' ... ~~, • 6 P 0 lc,. )C~ lnelr...,o4, :Q tO l )I ·,)C' 2077 -: )· 1·17·: ~· JW1Ihe i , AfM I Y 7 )750 S Llnco '• St C~tglt-oc4, Co !o : ·:-3~;2 2071 -~)-1 ·17·::) Fr•t:. Shell \ ~"" I )762 S Lon~ ' St lns i t•ood , C ''110·)'22 I 2C7/·C)•I•I7·C•O ttlr , 1\ot~loe • f J7;6 S t lnc.,l n St ,ln1 a ... -. te . MI IO·)'U : lol I 3- ~ s- 6 7· • 9- 10 j 1- 12 :3 - 1 s-:o 17· I S ,,_ 20 ll• :: I l lock i I ~UIDIVISION 1 Wynetkl Ht• , ()708 S . Lincoln $t) Wyr.et"-1 Ht• ()720 s . Lincoln $t} 'J't netL.a Hts ()726 S . Lincoln Sd Wvnet ko Hu ()730 s . lincoln St) Wvneu ... Ht 1 {)7)6 S . Lincoln Sd J ,nrt 1 Ht• 137 0 s . onc oln S:) Wvr~et•• Hu 0750 S . L incoln St) Wynot . 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Li nc.o1n Stl Keno'os l d Add ()8 )I S . L I nc.o 1 n St ) ~.anofle\d A.dd ()ISO S. Li nc.oln Sl) "-••f i e ld ••• ()160 S l i f'col~ h) "-"tflt l d AM 1)1 76 I •11col-II) ,.. I •l l f f i () ,, ~· '" ,,, ' I t "-"•'···· ...... ,() •• • ••• h ) I IT ASSESS".ENT I, 002 .88 I ,2lt7 .09 I, 193 .73 92lt .7lt 577 ,!,8 577.lt8 0 1,543 .85 786 .92 61.9 .28 57 .lei sn . a 1,2)0. 71 I • • 1172 .78 N'-M! ANO AOOR!U ,,2017-0)-2·00-012 :,kimtJrl, H J (. Wi hon, Br i e n i )6~ I S . &roodwo y , [ngle•ood, Co . 801 10 -)610 • • • $UIDIV1510N !Tract Be g SOFt II' 52Ft S l of PI \In C:ty Citcn Crouu ; Con lino of &dwy Th II 125 Ft ;Tn S 50Ft ThE US Ft ASSESSMENT 273 .28 ; Th N SO Ft to Sog 3·5·68 . ()60S S . l roo dwo y) 2~--------------~~~~~~~~----------------------------l .2077-03-2·00-0 1) Co unty Ll•rick ,l John h gno ll 3 1 3701 S . lrood•o y 'Englewood, Co . 8~110· )611 • ... --·-.. Corl•on. 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DOll!.$ t Evonne 11 Mercus , Ne el I 2 :. 18, II , JoHorlOn Avo . Engltoood, Co . 10110-)6 15 20 )•tr~ .. ·b2·bil •Kyhn, John R' Virgini a A Jt ~." • 68~ S. luck l oy Rd ,ly ror l . to . 100 16·1~02 zbll-bl-1-bz -oi' Oynn, < tl oy ' lyth n S Jt T.- )587 s ......... St t nfe·~~;, Co 60110· )625 • zo 7-:3-Hz-tzo len\011, Viii . I ' ;.a.,r f nt 6 : J l To• • S)li J .,.,tu Or Llttlt •O", Co . I zm -51· Hi-e! t Ma rre ''. A"'" JSil s lan....c ll t "t'•·*· c •• l~'lt· )US ILM l-1 I , ·I ~,.,_ ... i ~ ·- 28-, 6 1 1 Skerr i tU Add )rd F i g 23 0536 s . hnnook s t) ~• 7-• 37- )1 )S· 0 r • •• I :' 1/2 Voc Alloy "4j onE ; Englewood Hu . (11' II . Jofforlon Avo) II 2 16 H [ng l o-...1 Hoighto ' Voc St Adj on II (1 01 II . Joffo'lon Avo) Skorr l t ti Add 2nd Fig (352S s ... nnocO. St) Sl.trr i tt • Add 2nd rlg ()SI7 S . lonnool. St) S t'< I ltl Ad; hd ,., lSIS s , .. ""CK• St , s. r~i:u. u.-it.tf flt <nil s ..... :• St • , •• ., 11 u 144 z,.; "• us~ s a. "hl • ' '''"' -1104 "• llSU s . a. h ) ••• ,,, ASSESSMENT 281.01 1 '142 . 56 3,988 .79 618 .73 618 .73 618 73 518 ) 1,2 )7. ' 70~ '' 1,2 0 ,, '''·' I. l) .I) 1,01 .07 I • • ) 7 • • - UUCAIPIIOH 01 ~IOPU IY NAAAI AND AOOI!~ 2077-0)-Z-02-029 i' ~c.h ing, Cunther ' [,.,... Jt Ten [ 10763 II . ,..rl.,...e " ··Littleton, Co . 80127·1)01 . 2b77-b3-1-62-t3Z ~Cor-·Lill l br i dge F .. i ly ij '•rtneroh l p . . ZOO II . H-elen Ave [,. l.,.oocl Co. IOIIO·Z~IO 'Coo~r, "'" Lee , ,. 3557 S. l •nftOCk St 101 1 l"tl-i, Co . 80110·366- ' • 2~·7-01· 2-u-oo ,,. •• ,. ,.., .,, J ' ,,,,.,. J 1 ' )612 s . &~ St , .. ,,e-. to ICII0-360 I ' 2077·01· 2· U·OC'S • Tr.J dlo, t or ol J I 1 616 5 £c..,.,. St l"tle-1104, Co 80 110-)601 10 WIDIVI$101• 1 ~1 -l ·-·1--.. --,,_, I I 63~ " I N 1/Z of 60 e ll l ots 61·62 1 Skerr lt tl Add Znd Fig i ( 3525 5 . lonnock S tl ! Skerritt• Add 2r.d Fig I h HI/Woy I (200 II . HUipden Ave) ! ' N I /Z Vtc St Adj 'Slo.trr i ttl Add Zn~ Fig : llsn 5 . l onnock St) 9 frtct i onol '•rt En tl.._.. Hu (N/A) I· (n!j l -d HU 2 0'02 5 A coo-~ S:) )-r~z, ... oo, Ma ' 3C6S • .t.c ! tl S· t·z' ~to • () u •. &co,_ hi 7• £•,1-.4 II • ''" s . "'-sci I· ' li n 'tllltl ' , I).U s . A.c t I· ~~ .... . ' ll s . •• h) ASSESSME'-T 1,450.~) 543 .16 980. Sit 17 .42 580 . ;; 353.;; 353.;5 )00 . ;; It). :o 2,,S7 .3S U .!) 611 . 7) .1 0 I • • ., . 2:77·03 ·2·13·C17 ~!tch. l:er.ne:th r ' Joy ~ Jl len )~•2 S . hnnock Sl Englewood, Co. 80 110· )628 2 i·Gi· 2· IC·b I 2 ho>klns, ll l lli o w' 7 lucille~. Jt on Hl' s. ,,_ s: £~,: ...... Ce lliiC·•~20 1 ttr>·tl·t·t•-a•i '-· hvl a L It )60S s . a.-St ; t~t•-. te. III IIO•lW7 I 2017 •0)•2-1 •017 !C:....r , I e h• l II I SJt7 I , t h , ........... te li .. J • • • I I : i lot :•-' .. ~ L_l L.. ' ,_ 10 II· ) 12 1 )- 14 ,_ ) 10 lh ) u 1)- I : lot & N I I rt 0 r lot ! 8lk 2 Hero' Killin lro.dwey . Hts L the S ~ rt of lot 8 . Ilk 2 Englewood Hts ()6~2 S . lennock St) H ... L Ki II ies ldwy Hts ()69) S. lennocc St) Ka•' Kill i u liwy Hu ()681 s. l a nnock St) HM' Killin lolo<v Hta ()6]5 S. lannoc< S t) s 25 Ft or 16 e ll or IS H.., ' Klllles liwy i )6, S. la""o•• SL) • 7 Ft of 16 H.-' Kill i n ,.,., ldoty Hta t;zlo-e Mu () )I S. loftnoe< St) ,~,_."" () U S. 1 ... -.11 St) I . ';t'.-4 tl 1 es s . • ll ) ,~, ...... ASSESSM ENT 668.23 61 8 .7 3 618 .73 618.73 618.73 . 86 .62 532 . II 922.67 1, 2 -53 1128 .,1 750 ,16 I • , ••• 7) zb 7-o)-2-l5-bt7 1 Di erk', Henry ' Dorothy A Jt Ten )76 I S . hnnock St [nglewood, Co . iD II 0-)606 lla l .. , Oareld K' Den l •• [ J t Ton 3755 S. lonnod St ~"''!if-! ~96 fM!!0·1ft06 . .I .- )I·! 6 )2 j i ! I )3·: ' )~ ! • • • WIO>I V I ~ON I , Hal" ' K i II i es ld.,y H t s ! ()769 S . hnnoc~ St) ! . -· , .... , I ()765 I H.,.' ()761 Klllle1 lldwy Hto S ... nnock H) Ki llin adwy Hu S . Bannock H) 35· 6 ·H .. ' Killi n ld"Y Ha 36 • ()755 S . hnnock St) 37· 6 H .. ' 1:1 II i u ld"Y ka 38 ()7~7 s . hnno:k st) 39· 6 Ha a 4 •illl u !ilo<y k:• 0 1)739 S . h Mo:• St ) H 'K illi ti !do<v Htl ( )7)) S. la n~t«' St) ~)· 6 4rllleilllwvHti 1o ()715 S . lannou h) 6 M ' dlln ,....., Hti ()7 07 s ....... ,k St) ASSESSMENT 618.73 1,067.59 666.63 682 .42 1,362.57 618 .7 3 618 .73 618 .73 679 .50 1.2].81 i 1,0 ,,2 618 . 7) 618 .7) I • • 6\8 ,7) - 0 • • • • DUCIIII'IION ot 'IIOPLIIY ........ AND AODtl$5 lt.l ~-··--__ 1._ I .. 2077 -03 -2-26-00~ I I , Sch~Oibeck , ~eo r go ' I ngeborg ,.7··1 , Jt Ten : )7~~ S . lonnock S t .. [n,.owood , Co . 10110•3607 . · 26 7-6)-2-n-oos · -· -·; 2 : A I bert Leroy & Deb r o L 10 1 , .i dd··· .on. Iron., I ,_I · 1 · )71o6 S . lonnocl< St ; [n,. ... ood, Co . 101 10·)607 ! s . zo 7-oJ+a-60 7 , 'ol i t f\1o , Md r.., C ' Kri 1ten ~. Jt Ton , }7S2 S . h nnock St . l ng l •psf 'e IQ Jl d·l •pz 2077·03· 2-26-ool Hol-berg, floro"to I )7 &0 s. '""""'" St £n;lrwoc;d, to . 8;:.1i ,·3~07 20"~-~)-2-:6-0C, t'all. Jc.r :.t :»' lt;ts. 6 '"~iltpCC,Jt';t 3761o S hnnot St [nf~ .. oo:, to . !~~:j·)607 25 7-o1-2-2C-o1o W • I I i Itt'S , C,Oroth 1 ""••; n• 7 }766 S . S.nnoc St [nll l ""oo~. to . 80 1.,·)607 10i7·0-2·26·011 Cop It f , Ch a r lent I )7U S. lo11noc: St [nglowooi, Co 0 11 0•)607 • • ...! •• I I }· llo : 1 s- • 15 I 15-. :o 21· 21 , WIOIVI510H Ho•' Ki ll i u tdwy Hu (37~1o S . lonnock St ) I Ho• ' K i 111 01 ldw v Hu ()71o6 S . lonnock St ) 1 . I 'I HIM ' Ki 111 01 ldwy Hll ()741 s . lonnoc;k st) I I ""' 07S2 Ki Ill "' ldwy HU S . l a nnock ~t) l HIM' Killi01 I~"'Y Htt ( }7 60 S . !a n noel< S t) H ' r.; I I rtt • .._, ~It 0764 S . hnno: St) ,Kae' lllitt ,.._, l<tl ()7" 5 . I I II''C>t• St) H & f, l llu • ...., HU 13761 s . ···-St) H 6 111, ....... ltU ()1 s ... _ lt) ., ASSESSMENT 618 .73 618 .73 705 .76 768 .li 1 678 .60 618 .73 7510.16 618 .7) I • • • • Lll..UCII I1Vf4 Vt 'lh.Jt'UI' U&.M( AND AO:>I[SS I l Lol .._., I ASSESSMENT 2077 -0)-%-2,·006 618 .73 torqn , Mi tt\1el ~ 1-Curr igana Sub )ISlt S . lonnoc~ St 2 ()IS~ S . lann<Kk St) lnt1.,.ood , Co . &011 0-)609 924 .01 )· Cyrr i 9ana ~ub ~ ()860 s . lannock st) 678 .60 Qv 1ck, Sherrie lorn Ice s-Curr i ~·"' Sull )110 s . lannoc" St ' ()110 S . lannock St ) lnt1-~. Co . 10110·)'0' 2077-0)-1-2!-~ 618 .7 3 Pauhon , J eff r e y S ' Tori 7-Curr I tans Sull 4 Jt Ton • ()lilt s . lannock St) )ISlt s lan'>CKk St (~1-.1, to . 10110·)'02 l 7-6)·2·2§-016 691.63 l.,.ttt, Sher .. n Al a n ' ,. Curr I i•"• Sool> 5 Patr lr o Suo 10 {).,;) S. !a nnock S t) )1!0 S. lannCK St i"''!t'f!! i' 'g11o-!6Q2 6 1· "' ., .. o. trou, C~orlu ~i chard ' 11- 631.. I 5 • Lo l o I , J\ Ton ll St) )1,1 s . •••'lOti< s \ ("1--.4, to 10 110·)'0' i 7-tl)-i-Jt-61) 627. II Aclo.or, o1 llo'' Judy~ 13-Curr i t a ns Sull 7 Jt Ton ,, (JI!S S . lan'>Oc St) )I'S s. h flftOc St (n.loJr.!· Co. 1011D-)'ol ib f. · ·JO:Oh 7)0.0' ll I o~••~. ;lonll -' IS· Curr i tanl S.a • l Leette , Jt i eA " 11115 S , la11noc stl liiS l lonno: h ~~~· &! fiiO·UOf 7• •• , 01 "'·2l ,.,.,, , llaa t 17-l (urr l t •~• , .. • Jl ... II ()1, '· ..,.,_ lt) lin s ··-· h t;,}.et.h~s,f 11 '·'w 671 60 , .... ,., " ,,_ ,. 17S \ .. : ll l $1) ( I no-J .,. 7) I• I ,,, 611 .7) .... , I ~~~Y.l ~NO ~DDtlS5 llubbord, lr11u -!chord )811 s . lonnock St [ftg lewood, Co. 80110·)608 Ci i1 es. He dey S 'Harr i •: t ),00 S . I I MOC~ $t [ftS l ewoo4 , Co . IOllO ·•&oz 2C77· C)· )·02·0Cl lett , u;lli .. -' "--' •• Jt Ten ),10 5 ··-~ St l ngle-oo~, Co . IO IIO·o6 ~: Jv./· ... 3· J·OZ·OEC ,t rry . Fren"-D' illi l l'" = t: • • • I ! L:lll , alock ; SUIDIV!$10N I 17· II . Hom ' Kl Illes ldwy HI\ 1& ()815 5 . Bannock St) 1,· 20 21- 2~ I · l l· . I • 12 '5· ' II :I H ... ' Killiu ldwy Hto ()Ill 5 . Ba nnock 5 l) 11.-' Kllli .. lclo<y Hto ()101 S . loftnock Stl Jec~OOftl ldwy Hto ( "00 5 . h nnock lt) Jock•o•• lowy lito ("10 S . hnnoc• U) J o tkSOftS ~do.y Hti ( 39 )• S . hftnock S I) Joe lOIII ld•y Hti 053' s . hnnoc st) .ti C"-"Onl ld..-y Ht I ()'5 5 . lant~D' h ) Jec 1101\t lc,., llu ""2 '· ··~-· ,,, J ac • ...,, Ill· "" ()"' '· la ~...c St ) ASSESSMENT 618 .7) 618.73 1,1t65. 85 6!8.7) 678.60 618 .73 1,106.17 618 .7) 618 .7) 618 .73 6\8 73 618 .7) 618 .7) I • • 6l8 .7) • • • ~-._ .. ,, •• V't .................. ---- i "lVI.( "'" 0 A DOlf~ LOI ... ~ ' $UaDIV1$10N ASSESSMENT -.J I • )· .. 2 St a n d l r y, Richa rd 5 £ 7-J 1c ~son 1 ld"Y Ho i tht• 618 .73 Fol'>ell o J, Jt Te n 8 09)0 s . lannoc~ St) l?lO S . lonnotk St ••J l e .. ood, to . 801 1 0 -~602 20 7-o)-)-o)-013 irowb rl dte . tori S 25-J •ck.iort l ldw y Hu 761. 8~ 2 S99 18th St u 0397 s . lannock St ) ~o n ve r, to . 8 020 2·2~40 2 ~77-0)-)·C)-01 ~ :rv e r, t..gn c 1 ( 2 7-J ec.kson1 ldw y Hto 68~.~~ l •6~ S . Holl ond St 28 0977 s . lo nnoc~ S t ) l ol.o.,ood, to . 80226-21 12 l ~77-0)·)-0)·01 s l .ll o u, !•r.on A ' Dor o thy H 29 -) J ac.k aona l dwy Ht a 62~.72 • ..-t ltn )0 ,,7) s . lannock Stl !Hl S I Anr.oc St tn1l o•ood , to . IOll0-4W)l :"'7-ol-3-oJ-ol& tawitt lnvc ltMnt Se rvices )I -Ja c. 101'1 1 l dwy Hta 672 .62 .:d )1 ,,,, s . l•nrooc~ St) :•lS s e-rgo -.d .i ttleton 1 to . !012~-2~2 ~ :m-o)-3-6)-o l) •oouu , 1 .... 1 •• at o l n-J oe~ ona ,....., Hta 618 .73 • :~6S s l onnock St ) I) s s ...... ,k Sl ) bv le-ood, to IOIIC·~'ll l :jn-01-l·Ol-oll 0 :a w•n~ort , J ... , y· ' l•t•l I• )S· J a c.-.101\1 lhry Hta 618.73 l!S 1 s l onnock St )6 ll!Sl s. l onnock St) !"'ti .,_OCHII, :o I011CH601 3:· J ac. ,.,., ....... Hta 618 .73 )I m•, s. t e nnoc St) .td~oltor, Dowtl e a 1\ort l"' ,. J.c -· ..... "" ,,8 ,7) • "···· ......... •o •lUS l .. _ St ) !HS S ........ St ~~··rf-1 ~ f'IIQ:~ill, .~~ t---e .ez "'"'-· ""''• l '18 .7) 10 na s ........ & St ~~. 4, '"· 11 0. II 618 .7) 1• ) It ~· ,,,,7) IJ 1)6 .67 I • • • .z II • • • Z.4 V~lt'HVf'll...,.r•VtUII "Mil AND ADaotW j ~-1-1 w.DIV1510N .......... ·-·---·'"-·....-... ~. ~-·-·· ASSESSMENT 2017-0)-)·11-0 II I~~ N 16 2/) Ft of 26, All tordln, Joupll ~ of 27 516 .02 ~on s. hnnock St · Jo,ksons ldwy Hu tngle-d , to . IOIIO-lt 60) ( ~079 S . hnno'k St) 2077-0)-)-11-0 12 tord l n, VI rt l I ~ ' IIU 114o 21-I~ : Jo,ksons ld>ty Hll 928.10 2 Jt Ton )0 . (~on s. .. nnock St) ~07) S . loMO'k St ln'l!bf!1• Co . 101 10-~60~ zo 7---11-oi) '"'"· llll~vr J ' Huel II )1-I~ JadtiO"' ldwy Hu 928.10 , Jt Ton )) (~065 s . hnno'k stl ~,2) S . 'O• St ln'l ... r.!· ~-101 10·6~0~ :to 7-6--1 -614 758.76 "-'"le l .,..k l, lrwu )~-I~ Jo,k1on1 ldo<y Htl • ~oss s . lennock St )6 (~O~S s . .. nno'k St) tnv l-d, Co. IOIIO·lt6C) 2077·0)-)·11 ·0 IS 524.52 llvr~hy, torol ''•i fflth, 37· I~ J ac k1on1 -., Htl 5 tnorl .. )I 1ltO) I S . lenno'k St ) . 107) S . J ey Dr ~'11111111 -.., IR 1n·i2 1l 2077·03-)·11·01(, rar""'r , [11en '•t tlti l ,. llt Je c. •on1 ldwy Htl 9. 0. )8 6 \ •ot rick l 'vuo hon kO (~OJI S . hnnock U) 'so ,o, .. t St D•nver, Co. 1~220-lt 7 ldwy ~~~ hftnock St) 505 .84 2077·0)·!-I I·OII • ll lllltheltr, Sdle "-•teret tdwy Mu 505 .81! IOG7 II U o ~ford PI , • ...-c st) lntl.,...;, Co lo iiO·SSSO 2077·0)· )• I l•O I' Toot r, Wru J sos .e ' kOOI S • -St l•tl...-, Co . ICIIO·ll60) 2017·0)• )•12•001 '~w 1 ,.1, M.Jr IS flo/& • ..... u 2S2 .5Z 10 S),. '· ......... ~~ l olllot•, Co UD-11) l• IS J • ........ 751 .76 II ~ I ( 10 '· h) J077·0)-)•Il•OC) "'''· ,,,,,, c •• 1/t ' IS J sos .e II i a...,...,~;, .. ,,10 ' Jtrry 1/J • ( ~~· s " 1• ,, I • • . .. sos . ,,, N""f AND '"IIDIW Z077·0)· )·12·020 ferraro, S•lvetore )Z w. Slope Land Halllden, CT 0651~ Z077·0)· )-12·021 ~~0 South lanncKk '•rtnan 2 , . 0 . loa )6~) lnal...._.., to. 10155·)641) J • 1 • • II I t • • ,. • I I I lol ,-1 -- 1 ._._ 1 ~ ••--a o.~··--~··•""""'-u. ASSESSMENT ' II· IS , Ja~k1on1 lclwy Ht1 1' . 1 ~oso s . lanncKk St l 3,013 .03 ZD· IS ' JKUonl • ..., Ht1 2) (~0,0 S. lanncKk St) 1,299 .33 • I • • - • • • <JmiNANCE NO. ;) 0 ~IES OF 199o- •' • • • BY AUTHCIU'IY 10 (b) COONCIL BILL NO . 28 INl'RaXX:m BY CXXJNCIL MEMBER IP.niAiiAY AN <JmnwcE REX;UIAT:n«; SKATEBciMDS, ReLLER SI<ATES, ROLLER BLADES CR RJLLER SKIS IN 'mE CITY CF DKiL.floaD BY AMmOn«:> 'l'In.E 11 , CHAPTER 1 OF "niE flG.DOD PIJNICIPAL CXDE 1985. \o~DEAS, the fot::)del Traffic Code prohibits the use of skateboards oo any City street or hi ¢way in the City, but does not have a prohibi tioo as to private property or private parking lots which are c:pen to public use; and WJOFAS, the regulation of sltateboards, roller skates, roller blades or roller skis in the City of f)lqlelooiOOd is essential for the hl!alth, safety and welfare of its citizens; !0, ~. BE IT ~ BY 'mE CI'IY <ll.N:D.. CF 'mE CI'IY CF E2G.D«Xll, ~, AS f'OLLC).IS: Sectioo l. Title 11 Chapter 1 of the f)lqlewood follnicipal Code, is hereby .... &a by adding a new MCtioo 11-1-14 to l'e9Ulate IMteboards, roller skates, roller blades or roller skis which shall read u follows: ll-1-14: SitA'lmlMDS, Ja.Ult SI<AT!:S, ~ 8tR>ES CR R:1.t.D SKIS: A. 0!7INITI~: PRIVA'l!: PIICP!M'r: M!'ANS Nl'l REM. PIICPD<l'Y ~ QMD BY ANt 00\/!ltMNrAL DrriTY AM:> 1oiiiOf NO ~ DmTY Ho\5 ANt lBii\L CR !X:lUI'rMIZ Dm:lar '11DEIN. IT SHW. IMa.lllE ANt PRMTE PR:Pmn "'IIOf IS tJSm BY ntE Gl!2aAL PUILIC I"CCt PMKIN:; Pllai'OS!:S • - l - I . • • • • B. THIS sn::TIOO SHALL BE IN AOOITIOO TO sn::TICN 11-1-1 (sn::TIOO 21-5 MODEL TRAFFIC CODE). C. IT SHALL BE lJNLAWFUL Fat AN'i PERSOO TO <P~TE CR RIDE A SJ<ATmlMD I ROLLER SKATES I CR fa.LER SKIS IN AN'i CF THE ~PI..ACES. 1. CN AN'i PUBLIC PRCJiflm' ~ SIGNS ARE POSTED PRCIUBITING SOCH USE, .MD AS PJQ{IBITfD IN E.M.C. 11-1-1 (SEX:'l'ICN 21-5 CF THE r«DEL TIW'FIC CODE) • 2. CN PRIVATE PACPEkfi I tK.ESS P!»>ISSICN HAS BEn1 G~ BY THE CHD, LESSEE Cit ~ IN OfM2 CF THE PRCJIERTY. 0. <PERATCitS CF SIWl'£BOo\RDS I Ja.[D SIWl'ES I RCLLflt BLADES CR ra.tD SKIS SHALL YUl.O THE RIGif1'~4P.Y TO C1mER PEDESTRIANs usn«; crrr ~, AM> SHALL NOr ontERWISE fHW«D CR Dl1DF'flU: WI'l11 P!DES'nUAN TRAFFIC CN TII)SE SIDfJW.J<S. Introcb::ed, read in full, and passed oo first reading oo the 4th of June, 1990. Publilhec! u a Bill for an Ordinance oo the 7th day of June, 1990. RMc5 by title anc1 passed on finAl ruding oo the 18th day of June, 1990. Publlahec! by title u Ordinance No. , SciH of 1990, on the 21st day of .:tune, 1990. - Patricia I. ere;;, City dd the Clty ot ~lewood, Color , ~CZ'IKKJ:ua il • true copy of the Ordi.Mnce list.d by u 1 u QrcUNnce No.-· PatrJ.c:la A. 5 I . . ORDINANCE NO. ~ SERIES OF 1990 • - BY Al1l'HORITY COONCIL BILL NO. 30 INTRODUCED BY CUJNCIL ~!EMBER ~THAWAY AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SD:TICN lB, ~ l-IJNICIPAL COOE 1985 BY DELETING SEX:TICN 12-3 OF .ARTICLE XII OF 'mE KX>EL TRAFFIC COOE AND SD:TICN 25-5h OF ARTICLE XXV CF 'mE M:XlEL TRAFFIC COOE AND ADDING NDJ PRJIIISICNS AS TITLE 11, OW'TER 1, SEX:TICN 12 AND 13 PEln'AINING 'ro DEFmiNG HANDICAPPID PERSOOS, SI~ JW:OICAPPID PARKING SPACES, AND PUNISJHNl' OF VIOU\~. \<,'HER£11.5, 'n"le Englewood City Council adopted the Model Traffic Code for Colorado l~icipalities by ordinance 8, Series of 1986, with certain e>a::eptions; and \~, Sections 42-4-1109 Colorado Revised Statutes were reenacted effective January 1, 1990 requiring official signs designating handicapped parking spaces and increasing penalties for violators; and ·~. the City Ccuncil of the City of E))glewood recognizes that the Enqlewood !ollnicipal Code pertaining to handicapped parking should be brought up to date; 10 (c) tOJ, 'l'HEREf'CIU:, BE IT ~ BY ntE CITY CF ~. ~. THAT: sect.1cln 1. 'n\at Title ll, Chapter 1, Section 1 of the Enqlewood PU'Iicipal CO& 1985 be and hereby s ._nded by addinc;J a new subsection B.9. to read as foll U-l-l: ADCPl'ICN CF <XX>£: 8. 9. S!X:Tl 12-3 CF ARTICLE XI I IS r::ElEl"ED. -1- • I . • • - section 2. That Title 11, Chapter 1, Section 1 Hunicipal Code 1985 be and herebY 1s amended by adding a new subsection B.lO. to read as follows: B.lO. SEX:.'TIOO 25-5(h) OF ARTICLE XXV IS OELE'I'ED. Section 2>-S ~ definitions Sectian 3. 'nlat TiUe 11, Olapter 1 of the Englewood Municipal Code 1985 be ana henlbY is ~nended by adding a new Section u to read as follows: 11-1-12 PARKING PR.IVII.FXiES ~ 'mE HANDICAPPID: A. Definitions: 1 . !W\DICAPPID ~ MDNS A PERSCN ~ ~y ~ICAPPID nfM' HE IS UNABLE 'ro MJVE f'IOt PLN:E 'ro PLN:E wrnta1I' 'IHE AID Cf' A HEX:HMiaL DEVICE CR lK> JW; A PHYSiaL HAIR1fNT VERIFIED BY DISTDGllSHID VEmCLE LI~SE PIATES CR A aJRRDIT IDENl'IFY'IM:i PI.N:MD ISSUD> BY 'IHE CCI..CJWX) tUAR'lMDfl' Cf' POl'CR VEma.ES AND DISPlAYED AS RfXlUIRED BY THE CCI..CJWX) REVISID 9TMUrES. 2. JWmiCAPPID P~ FJ01 STATES ODD ~ CCUJWlO StWJ. BE AI.U::H:D 'roUSE ~ICAPPtD PARJUNG SPACES IN ENGI.DCXD ~ I.<Ni AS SUCH ~ HAVE ~~ ~ICAPPm LI~ Pl.A'l!:S CR PIXAADS ~ 'IHEIR 101£ 8rM!:. B. ot::SIC:~IOO OF ~ICAPP!D PMXD«: SP 1. DCH PAIUUNG SPICE ~ rat USE 11Y 'l1fE JWC>lCAPPm, 1oiiE'11CER PL111LIC PACP!M"Y CR PRI'VA'l"£ PIU'Da'Y, SIW.L IE Wl'nl CFFICIAL UPIUCilft' SI IDDn'lNING aot PNatiNG RESERIItD ~ BY niE ICAPPm. 'nil $lW..L 2. 3. I • • • C. PROVIDING OFFICIAL HANDICAPPED PARKING SIGNS. 1. niE CITY TRAFFIC mGINEER SHALL PRCJ\1IDE CRITERIA liND ~T roR OFFICIAL HANDICAPPED PARKING SIGNS. D. VIOIATICNS: 1 . 11tNY LAW ~ OFFICER ~ AIJl'HCIUZED ~ICAPPED PARKING ~ OFFICIAL AAY OfEX:K niE IDmriFICATI~ OF 1ltNY PERSCN USING A IWI>ICAPPED LICENSE PlATE CR PI.N:ARD IN ~ TO DEl"E»l>NE ~ SUCH USE IS AIJl'HCIUZED. a.JRRml' DISTDG1ISHIHO LICENSE PLM"ES CR ID£m'IFYING PL1ICARDS ISSUED BY niE CXUIWX> DEPAR'lMfl'fl' C£ MJ1'CR VEliiCLES, ~ DISPLAYED AS PJWJI1IDED IN SEX:'TI~ 42-4-1109 CXLCRAOO REVISED 9l'A'1Ul'ES, ARE PRIMA DelE E.'V1DEN:E THM' THE VElila.E ~ CR OCCUPANT IS A BOOA FIDE OOALIFIED HANDICAPPED PERSCN. 2 • IT SIW..L BE A VICI.ATI~ OF 'nUS COOE F<R 1ltNY PERSOO WHO IS NOr A JW«>I~ED ~ ~ '1'RANSPCR1'ING A IWI>ICAPPED PERSOO TO EXErCISE THE PRIV1UXiES AI.LGm) BY sa::TIOOS 11-1-12 AND 11-1-13. 3. 00 PDSCII WHO IS NOr A twmiCAPPED PERSOO, ~ IS NOr 'IWoNSPCRl'~ A JWmiCAPPED Pmsctl, StW.L USE A LI~ PlATE CR PL1IC'MD IS5Um TO A HANDICAPPED PERSCN IN N:XXIIEW«:E wrnt niE CXLCRAOO REVISED Sl'A'I'Ul'ES TO JUX:EIVE THE mm:FITS CR PRIVII..fXiES AVlULMLE TO A twmiCAPPED Pmsctl lHD 'nUS CRDI!WCE. !llctial 4. That Title U, 0\lrpter l of the 0'191-..ood PU\icipal. Coda 1985 be ina fiinbY is ~ by .&!1ng a new Section 13 to read u follows: 11-l-13: PAitiCDIC PRlVILBZ PCit ntE IWC>ICAPP!D: A vatlCU: wrnt bf!ri'Dti11Skffe UCD&t PLkftS Cit AN IDINrrFYINc P1K.MD OOICM'ING 'nfAT neE a:x:uPAifr r::l WO VDaa..E IS A P~ w:rnc A KNC>ICAP, AS tEFINm IN sa:Tlal U-1-U A.l. r::1 'l'HIS CXXIE, f9.Y IE PMJC!D AIDG PUBLIC SIR!ZJS ~.ESS rz M1Y TIMI!: LOO'tM'Ial DfiOIS!D BY OFFICIAL 51~ ~ PMJCDIG IN SUCH MD.; EXCEPT TtP.T SUCH PR.IVD.lXZ StW.L N01' APPLY '1'0 (l) (2) ()) WIO:OI: I . • • ,. • Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 4th day of June, 1990. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of June, 1990. Read by title and passed on fi.nal reading on the 18th day of June, 1990. Published by title u Ordinance No. , Series of 1990, on the 21st day of June, 1990. --- Attest: Patr1.cia A. crow, City ctC'k I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of f'Zigl-..cod, Colorackl , hereby certify that the lll:xJuia and fangoinCJ a • true ocpy of the Ordinance paa..S m final readincJ and publiu.d by title a Ckdinanoe No. , Series at 1990. --- PatriCii A. crow I . . ORDINANCE NO. ..21 SDUES OF 1990 ,. • • • BY At.1l'HORITY <XX.JOCIL BILL NO. 32.1 INl'ROOlJCm BY CXlllNCIL MEMBER J<OLTAY AN ORDINAOCE AMEM:>ING TITLE 9, OiAPTER 3A, SEX:TIOOS 2 AND 4, ~ KJNICIPAL COO£ 1985, DEALING WI'lli IOJSING RmlLATIOOS. ~. there are many hanes in the City of Fnglewood that were constructed prior to 1950 which have existing habitable roans in the basenents with ceiling heights of less than that required in the Housing Code; and WHEREAS, it would be .inpractical to roodify the ceiling heights in these older hanes without undue hardship upon the hcJneo.mers to neet requirements of the Housing Code; and WHEREAS, by I'8IIOVinq this burden, the haneowners would be en<nlraged to upgrade existing habitable areas in basenents by installing egress windows and snclte detectors; 10, ~. BE IT CHliUNm BY 'lli£ CITY CUJNCIL OF 'lli£ CITY OF EN:iLE)«XD, CCLCJQDO, ~: s.:tion 1. Title 9, Chapter 3A, Section 2, Fnglewood ~cipal Code 1985, ~ations, is hereby amen.ded to read u follo.~S: 9-JA-2: MlNIH.M CEILING KEIQfl': .-~ •• t w utat .. .-.a.... _.., ·~ t±'tth -~ .............. ~------..._~EV!JfiKMITABI..E JOl1 Lcx::AT'fD IN 'lli£ MSEMm' St'.ALL ~VE A CEILn«i HEIGHT CF AT LEAST SIX FEET EIQfl' INOtES (6'8" . 'nle floor are. o! any space Mving a ouling hei9ht of 1 ... than five f•t (5'), or the floor are. o! any cloeet: Ot" stor c:arp&rtJ!Ient, shall not be oonsidllred u part of the floor are. 111 CXI'Iplting the total of floor u.a of the for the (:lW:pC)M of detent\ininq the rmini.ble OCC\.Ipllncy of the llUl9 2. --41 A. 10 (d) ) I • • • • • B. APPROVED FXiRESS ~ HAVE BEDJ INSTALLED IN ALL SLEEPING AREAS. Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading oo the 4th day of June, 1990. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th day of June, 1990. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 18th day of June, 1990. Published by title as Ordinance No. _, Series of 1990, on the 21st day of June, 1990. Attest: SUNn Van DYke ,Mayor Patricia A. crow, Cl.ty derk I, Patricia H. Craw, City Clerk of the City of ~lewcod, Colorado, heAby certify that the llbovw and foregoing is a m. ocpy of the Orc1inanoe puled oo final rudinq and published by title u cr&Nnce no. , SeriH of 1990. - Patricia A. crow I • • • • • 9 (b) ?ROCLAMATIO~ \·:HERE.;s, the goverMent of South A! rica systematically de n ies t."ae Black ma j ority basic h~~, rights, f~eedam and j~stice un~_r the ?O l icy o f apar-J1:ic; and v.~;s, the a?art.'iei d regime continu es to j ail, t o rture a."ld even assassi - n a-;e i ts ?Olitical CJ??Onen ts; and v::-Et<.r.;s, the peopl e o : 5o'J :...l-J A! r i ca !-.ave we c cr.ed :he ~e le ase c f :>e son !-:atldela, lea der of t.'ie J>...!r ica"l Natio:1al Con g=e s s, b-J t !".ave : .. l"lSis t ed t hat a;:;a...-:- ~i d ca.,;;ct ~ ~e :orr.ed, : t I!U!S': !::le I!X-!is:!"led a."ld ~e?_ac ed .,..i :...!) ful l cie;-o::~acy , inc l ud:..."lg -; . .'l e r ig!"lt -:.o vct e C:"l :...'le ~sis c f O':le ;>erso:1, one vote i."l a ~:."li:'ied, non=ac ia! Sou th n!r1ca ; ~d \ ·rr-;.E.;s, ~-t:. S . C::-.!e=~=-:: '~yc=s e.-:t=ses ~'1e ~a-::or.!.l " ~~~e !c= t.ne ?eo;>!e" carpa1cm !a-.:. ::;ed '::rt t:le :..!r.:a ?\:.."'ld, a no::-;::ro!:t ~gar .. l.:atlC:i, to col .ect 21lc-:s fr::n :... e ;. r::a"l ~!e t:> t-..1<;. !lg!"lt :...":e Ce!r.and !or !cl! :le- :n:x:ra cy :.n Sout.'i n!rl.ca e.-:! !'..!11 sa."lC i.o:-:.s l.."l :... e ·r.: -:ed St a -.es ; a."'ld t."le '.S. Co."'l!ere:\ce c! ~~:::::~s cu:s em :...':e Unhed S.ates Cc:1;-:-ess ca";lreh-..:r.s:\·e ecc-.:rrJ.c L"'ld ;x>l:-._cc sa.."'C t ions aga.ir:st t.."le :-ac_st 90\'e t o f So.::... .:.!r~:a L-:d • ? :... • e:"~!c~ce:! ·~,u. :W. ~:-acy :s es- t~li al"'e:! :u t.. at cc-J.-:t--y; and &l i a l I . • • • COUNCIL COKKUNICATION DATE ACIJQ)A ITDI SUBJECT June 18, 1990 12 (a) INITIATED IY Englewood Water and Sewer Board STAFF SOUI.C! Stewart Fonda , Director of Utilities ISSU!/ACTION PROPOSED Council approval of the Basin Interceptor Agree~~ant. PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION Discussed at Council study session on February 26, 1990 . STAFF dALYSIS Basin Interceptor Agree11ent The Water and Sewer Board reco .... nd d approval at th ir Kay 8, 1990 .. tlng . IACKCROUIQ) Th Basin In erceptor Agr e .. nt would be b n Cl y of Sanitation Dis rict , South Arapahoe Sanitation Dls rlct , South Dhtrict o . 1. Currently , th r t• • l n one was va er drat 0 • • • • • Legal title to the Interceptor north of Mansfield shall be in the City of Englewood . Legal title to the Interceptor and all replacements located to the south of Mansfield, or upstream shall be in Southgate . FINANCIAL The cost of the projects will be funded by Line Development Charges , collected for each new residential equivalent tap to be served by the Interceptor . The funds will be collected and held by Englewood . The funds will be held in an interest-bearing special fund and a separate trust account called "The Project Fund ." Each calendar quarter Englewood shall send a state .. nt detailing incoae, investments and withdrawals of money from the Project Fund, to the governing body of each party . The initial development charge will be $300, and paid at the same time other tap fees are paid . Ope ration, maintenance, repair and replacement costa shall be charged to and c ollected from all customers within the service areas of the parties . The charges wi ll be based on mid-winter calculation of wastewater flow . I • • - • CJmiNANCE NO. SERIES CE 1990"' • • • BY JW'niORITY A BILL FeR /~()/ COONCIL BILL NO. 31 INI'ROOU<;D} J!~ CXXJNCIL ~'-U/11~ AN CJmiNANCE APP~ THE Bo\SDl ~ AGRf»!ENl' BE:lwm.J THE CITY CF nG.D«XX>, sari'IQTE SANITATIOO DISTRICT, sa.mf ARAPAHOE SANITATIOO DISTRICT, .N«> THE sa.mf E1G.fHXJ) SANITATIOO DISTRICT NO. 1. ~. the Basin Interceptor Agreemeut would be between the City of ~1ewood, South9ate Sanitation District, South Arapahoe Sanitation District, and the South ~lewood Sanitation District No. 1; and ~. currently there is a 42" sanitary sewer interceptor system that BerJes nest uaers in one waste water drain~ basin served by the Bi..City Plant; and toltERE'AS, insufficient capacity exists in the interceptor at this time to .erve the ultimate projected flows of this dr~ basin; and ~. ownership is currently held by the City of Englewood, South Arapahoe, South Arapahoe and Southcjate u tenants in CXI'II1a'l; and WHDF.AS, other parties ocntribute wastewater, but have no recorded ownership interest reaultinc) in disputes 1110'9 MVeral of the entities rec;ardin9 proper allOCAtion of capacity of the interceptor; and ~. the parties wish to resolve the capacity issues, eNible orc5erly enl~t of the ~ to n.et incrus~ C41p11City needs me! provi~ effective r.ainten.nce nlpUr cd operation of the entire buin; and IIICDEAS , ltl9&1 title to the intercepter north of Mansfield shall be in the City of Dlql...ood and legal tltle to the interceptor end all ~ repl ts located to the .auth of Mansfield or upatrellll llhall be in Southgate; cd this '"""""nw!P., BE IT ~ BY 'nl! CITr .....,..~..., CITY CF AS ruo..uwoo;:o 1. ,by -l- I • • • • • Southgate Sanitation District, South Arapahoe Sanitation, and the South Englewood Sanitation District No. 1. 2. After setting forth basic recitals and in oonsideration of the lll.ltual oonvents and agreements oontai.ned in the Agreement the parties agree as follows: A. Section 1 of the Agreement provides generally for ownership and capeci ty rights. n. Agreenent sets forth who shall have legal title to the portions of the interceptor u well u expressed warranties u to that o.mership. "nw ~t contains provisions regardi.n9 conveyance of title as to the interceptor as well u capacity rights which are Mt forth in E:lchibit 8 to the ~1t. c.p.c:ity rights are expressed in single family equivalent (SFE) which is defined in the Agreement. n"le n~ of SFE 's served by the Interceptor u of the effective date are set forth in Exhibit c to the ~t. B. Section 2 of the Agr-.nt provides that the parties shall participate in eight (8) reconstruction proJects which will enlarqe and r .. li9n the inten:.ptor to iiCCalltodate the ultiltwate p!'Ojected wutwater flow to be contributed to the int.UCIIptOr by each party. n. t eight (8) projects are idllntified in Exhibit A to the Aqr ...... t. c. D. l I . • • • • payable per SFE, the c::cJ1tX>Ilents of the lien charge which are a base charge and the advance lien charge and the definition of those terms. Section 4 of the Aqrea~ent also provides for direct advances allowed and the rrethod and manner of charging a payrrent of direct advance charges as well as reint>ursement OJt of the project fund, reinbursaTI!nt for accelerated projects and the lirni ted obligation to b.ldget and appropriate annually. Section 4 of the Aqreenent also sets forth the Dart.nnlth Project special provisions. E. Section 5 of the Agreanent provides for project funding and disbur...,..t. It provides for ca•IIEIIC«<Ieeat and design, constnx:tion, construction cost overruns and for clo.e out. F. Section 6 of the Aqreeteat provides for project sizing/additional f.:ilities. It provides for a cap.:ity review period, for pniCOI'lStruction added CllpiiCity, Dart:mouth future additional oonatruction and for post oonatnx:tion adcSed c:ap.:ity. G. Section 7 of the ...... ,t provides for capac:ity disputes. H. Section 8 of the ~·t provides for operation, ~. np&ir ~ napl~t. Section 8 Mts forth the raponaibility of the owner, provides for raaintenance c:harcJes ~ who ahall pay theM c::har9H, prcwidH for a buc59et ~ pu-ty obl.i9Ation. I. Sec:tion 9 of the •--•t provides for cl.U. .-ld penal d ... J. Sect. on 10 of the •--•t provi wi It~. L. o. for Vbltrati()l'). I . • • • • P. Section 16 of the Agreenent sets forth miscellaneous provisions, partial invalidity, the r.ethod for anenanent, the applicable law, for waiver, authority for negotiation as to supplemental actions, the effective date and as to the binding effect. Q. Section 17 of the Agreenent provides for termination. Introclx:ed, read in full, and passed on first reading oo the 18th day of June, 1990. Published u a Bill for an Ordinance on the 21st day of June, 1990. Susan Van Dyke, Mayor ATl'EST: Patricia A. crow, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of fn;lewood, Colorecb, t.reby certify tNt the llbcNe ~ fcngoinq is a true copy of a Bill for an CllrdiMnce, int.ro&.aced, rM4 in full, anc! passed on first ruding oo the 18th day of JUne 1 1990 • Patr1ca A. crow -4 - .... I • • • • • ~ASIN I~TERCEPTOR AGREE~~NT CITY OF ENGLEWOOD SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT SOOTH ENGLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT NO. l I . . • • • P.ECI'l'J..!.S l. CV!'\trah!~l Capacit~· R:!.g~t• l.l Owner• 1.2 Convayance of ~it~e 1.3 Capacit~ ~i~hta 1.4 S!"E :;)e!inec! 2. iartici~at1on 3. Pro~eet :r..pl er.~entation 3.1 Pro:ect ~·~•;era 3.~ ?:~~~c ~ ~L:a~er A~:t~:ity, ~esiq= C~•=i•• 3. 3 Pre: tc';a Sc: •. e~u~., C!':a::~•• 3.4 Coo:~i!'\t';ion 3.4.! Coo:~ir.ation o! ~eai;n 3.4.2 ~tai;n Ra~iew; Sa: 3 .4.3 ~otic:e o! Cha~~· 3.4.4 Pro~ect Kanaqar ~•siqn Co~~=ol 3.4.5 Site Access 3.5 Stan~ard of Care 3.6 Public ~iqhts-o!-~ay 3. 7 Olotr.erahip 4. Project Tun4in; -Collection 4.1 Li~• Charv••• Actual Coats 4. 2 Tnat run~ a 4.3 Acc o~ntin;t Reporta 4.4 C~a:~et Payab:e per SFE • .5. lua C~arqe 4.6 A~vance Charqa 4.7 Direct Adva~c:•• 4 ,1 ••~~b~r •• ent '·' Aect .trated Projaet t 4 .10 ~~tad Ob~iqat1on 4.11 Dar ~th ~reject ~tc!al P:o ·ie.ora 5. Project fund nq -Ditbur••~ nt 5.1 Daaiqr. 5.2 conatruction 5.3 Cer.atructicn Coat Cv errur.a 5.. Cl:) .. O\l ?!.ae l 3 4 4 5 5 5 i 7 8 ' ~ ~0 0 ll 11 12 12 12 ll ll ll u u 15 1S 17 11 1t 20 21 22 2) 23 ,. I u lf • • • 6. 7. 8. • • • ?:oject Sizin;/Ad~~t!onal Facilities 5.1 Ca?acity Review ?e:io~ 6.2 P:e-Construct!o:'l A~~e~ Capacitj' 6.3 Da:t~outh ?reject; !~tu:e A~~~tio~al Construction 6.~ ?ott•Cocttr~ct!on Ad~•d Capacity Ca~ac!ty D!trutes Opera~lon; ~~i~te na~=•l Repair1 Replace~~~~ 1.1 Retror.s~bil!ty o! Ow~er 1 .2 ~a!ntena~c• Char9ea a. 3 Jud;at 8.4 Pa:tr C~li;&tio:'l 9. C!a~~~~ Pe~a~t!et 10. Co~pl!ance wit~ S~an~~~~~ 11. A:~itratior. 1~. !:'l!orce~ant 12.1 Specif~c ;er!o~t:'lca o! C a paci~y Guarantee a 12.2 C~re c! ?ro!e:t ~ar.a~er '•fault • 12 .l ~.,., '!'•?• 13. Scope cf ~i=••~ent 14. ~dditional Partie• 15. Cnanticipated Fl~a u. • 5 U .6 U.7 1 .I 'U •• Pace -- 26 26 27 28 2S 30 )(! 30 31 31 33 33 35 35 35 36 36 37 31 31 39 u lt 31 lt 40 40 40 40 H u I • • • • • BASIN INTERCEPTOR AGRE~NT THIS AGREEMENT is made effective as of August 1, 1990, by and between the following parties: A. B. c. D. Ci~v o! !::c!.~·.,;coc! (•!::-:cle•.,ooc!•), 3400 Sou~h E:!!~!. Stree~, ~n~lewood, Coloraco 60 1~0; Southgate Sanitation District (•southgate•), 3722 East Orchard Road, Littleton, Colorado 80121; South Arapahoe Sanitation District (•south Arapahoe•), 5tt5 Greenwood Plaza Boulevard, 1200, Englewood, Colorado 80111; South Englewood Sanitation District No. 1 (•south Englewood•), Post Office Box 64, Englewood, Colorado 80151; hereinafter collectively called •the Parties•. RECITALS I. There currently exists a sanitary sewer interceptor ~st .. (•the Interceptor•) that serves a biqh percentage of users in one of the wastewater drainaqe basins that is served by the 81-city Treat.ent Plant. The Interceptor conaista of the v, v. a.n4 1 linea, plus the ae91Mllt froa Manholes l-5t to D-3 in Orchard ao&d, which have collectively been referred o ae •The In ere p or consists of a u-nch d r P pe, • ions have been expanded to 10 inch •· II. The •UA), 0 rahip of he In ere p or 1 curr OOCS (nor of , .. r ' 1 ld Av • ttiel4 nvt. , h ly h 14 ft lou h ·l • I • -• • • In~erceptor but have no record ownership interest therein . The rights-of-way ~or the Interceptor consist variously of public streets and hiqhways, and deeded easements and rights-of-way held >.s t:sed in th :. s Agreement, the term Interceptor shall includ~ the pipeline and all surface and subsurface appurtenances, and with all ea s ements , rights-of-way and other property interests appurtenant thereto. III. Insufficient capacity ex i sts i n the Inte r c eptor at this time to serve the u l tiaate pro j ected f l ows of the dra i nag e b asin. IV. There are currently disputes IUIIOng several of the entities utilizint the Interceptor concerning the proper a lloca- tion of capacity in the Interc eptor . The Parti es hereto wish to resolve all of such capacity issues, to provide for the ord erly and tiaely e n lart-•nt of the ay a t -to .. et the increa sing c apac ity n e ed s of the dra inag e b a sin , and t o provide ef!ective .. inte n anc e , repa ir , a nd opera tion for t he benefit of the entire basin. v. The Part as wish o 14 n !y cons ruction projec s ha will be needed in the future, n4 to provide tor proj and a eource of funcSin or such projec •· ae 11 as for h onto nt op a ion, in and r p ir of T con• • are on A a re o an4 h n . .. I • • • • • VI. Pursuant to the Colorado Constit~tion, Article XIV, Section 18 (2) (a) and CRS Section 29-1-203, these parties may cooperate or contract with each other to provide any func~ion, VII. The qoverninq body of each Party hereto has studied the provisions of this Aqreement, and has determined that it is fai: and equitable to ita constituents and in the beat interests of such Party, that it represents a reasonable and desirable com- promise of any and all disputes between and amonq the various Parties with respect to allocation of the capacity of the Inter- ceptor, and that the provisions hereof pro.ote the public health and safety within the corporate liaita of e.ach Party. NOW, TKEa&FORB, in consideration of the mutual covenants and aqre ... nta herein contained, the Parties aqree aa follows, 1. Ovnerahipr Capacity aiqhta. Leqal title to the aeqaent of In ere p or locat d o the nor h, or downs r froa the n ry of the Intercep or in o K nhole V-7, includinq sa id a&nhole aelt, loca ed at the in era e ion ot the tntere ptor w th Kana el4 Avenu , shall be placed in ntlewood, Lefal t le to • of th Int re p or loca 4 to he aouth, or ups r poin , a ll b in hqa 0 I • • • • 1.1 Owners. As to the respective segments of the Interceptor titled in Englewood ' Southgate, each 1.2 auch par~y ahall be referred to herein as •ewner•, ~~~ ~: ~~ ex~:•ss:7 as:£~e t~4~ eac~ Cw~e: will hold title to its se9111ent of the Interceptor subject to the terms of this Agreement, for the use and benefit of all Partiea hereto as their interests appear. Each Owner expresaly warrants that the Interceptor's aewaqe tranamission capacity which ia reserved herein to the other Part ies is not and will .not be required by such OWner to provide aervice to ita own conatituenta. Further , each Owner abaolutely and forever waivea and releases any and all cla~ it aay now have or hereafter acqu ire to claill, uae, or exercise any control over any Interceptor capacity reaerved hereunder to any other Party axcept u is expressly provided in this Atre nt. Conve~a nce of T1t Upon th r coreS& 0 of th I Atr nt in th r coda of th Cl r and c:o 4 for Anpah COW\ y, Colora4o, any a nd a u pro a ll th • in 4 0 In 11 4 rt a \l le ly & "' 0\l I • • • Nevertheless, in order to facilitate the tra~sfer of record title, the Parties shall execute such documents of transfer as may reasonably be deemed ;1eces:i.s:::· c: ;::::.:;;:•= ':.y a.:: CW::e: ,;o conv ay ~o i ~ all of the respective riqht, title and inte:est of such Parties in and to the Interceptor and all appurtenances thereto, includinq easements and riqhts-of-vay, in its entirety, within 45 days after written request h rece ived from the •OWners•. 1.3 Capacity Rights. Subject to the ful l payment by a Party of all suaa herein provided to be pai d by i t , suc h Party shall have the capaci ty r i qht s set f orth f or it in Exhibit I attached hereto and incorporated herei n by re f e r enc e , in t he Coluan entitled •Total Units (IrE) • • Such c a p a city ri9h • are e~pr e •• 4 in liAtle•F&aily £q ivalen •• ., pe, ch re 4 fin n 1.4 Tb n r of I '• 1 rv by the In ere: ptor •• of the • ve date of v h n the by ch Pa y to h on I • l. • • • 1.4 SFE Defined. For the purposes of this Agreement, Part the method of calculating the number of SFEs represented by any sewer service connection shall :;., ::.~3&:! ~:pen t:-.a :::~•-:.::cc o! ca:c-.::at:.:oc; t!"la treatment tap fee for the Littleton/Enqlewood Bi-city Wastewater Treatment Plant, as defined in the Enqlewood City Code, with the treatment tap fee for a sinqle family residence served by a 3/4• water meter correspondinq to one (l) SFE. The nuaber of SFEs attributable to other sewer service connections shall be calculated by dividing the a.ount of the treatment tap fee for such other service, as deten~ined by Enqlewood, by the aaount of the treataent tap fee for a sinqle family residence served by a 3!4• water meter. Modifications to the .. thod of calculating SFEs aay be aade upon the concurrence of both Pro j ect agars if future studies c!etara na a 110re appropria • odOl09)'. Part a ahdl par c pate in • gh r:uc ion projec ich will enlarg 4 r Ugn h ul waa r 1 y. Th gh A, 0 and I • • • • incorporated herein by reference, and herein collectively referred to as "the Projects•. 3.1 Project Managers. Enqlewood shall have control o ! and act as Project Manaqer for Project No. 7 as shown on Exhibit A. Southqate shall have control of and act as Project Manaqer for Pro j ects No. l throuqh 6, incluaive, and Proj ect No . 8 , as s hewn on Exhibit A. 3.2 Project Manager Authority, Deaign Changea . The Project Manaqer shall have full respona i b ilit y and authority to conduct and aanaqe the deaivn a nd conatruct i on of the Proj ecta aub j e c t t o it a control aa effi c i ently and econa.ica lly a s r easona bly possible. Project Manaqer ahall have he authority and the oblivation o i nvu i qa a nd nt any chanqu to a Project which U l enable i to furnhh the required ca c ty a a cost leta tha n the cur~e nt et 1aa ed cott tor ha Pro j c aa oriv1n a l1y pla nned, withou any d inh n the qua li y of d titn, a erial• or wor~nah p . In no a _,_ , I • -• • • Project Manager change a Project so as to reduce the capacity thereof below the rec;uirements set forth for it in Exhibit B, nor shall any Project capacity thereof above the capacity specified for it in Exhibit B except as provided in 6.2 below. Further, the Project Manager ahall not cause or permit any change in a Pro j ect which would result in costa greater than the then current es timate for it, unless strict adherence to the or i ginal plan would result in even greater cost increases. 3. 3 Projects Schedulez ChanQes. En9ineerin9 and financial p1anninv f o r al l Projects have al r eady beCJUft. The deaiqn of e a c h Project wi ll be i niti ated in sufficient time to enab l e con struc t i on thereof t o beqin when the ex i stinc; f ac ilitiea i t v ill r e place h a ve re a ch~ 95 percent of their 4 aiqn capacity . Construction of each Pr:o j ec w 11 be initiat d aa deter.in by the Project ana ver, bu no xiat.inv f a ciliUea h a v heir: 4 aiql\ c a paci y, a aur~ flov a . ot.wi b a Pr:oj e c -·- l ater than when the rea c hed 95 r:c e nt of aU b a a d on ac ua l an41nv he for qo nq, y, a®jec o I • • • • • availability of funding as determined in Section 4 below, accelerate the design or construction, or both, of any Project when su ch a ct i o n will produce a v oid a aubatantial loss or co at increase which would reault from adhering strictly to the schedule aet forth above, e.g., facilities to be replaced by the Project require extensive, major and coatly repairs or replac .. ent be!ore reach i ng the specified percentaqe of their deaign capac i ty, or hiqhvay construction or other factors render the original achedulinq substantially more expensive or otherwise .are diaadvantaqeous than proceedin9 on an acce l erated baaia. 3.• Coordination. 3 .•• 1 Coordination of D sign. Tbe Project Mana9e r shall furnish writ n o ic: o tach Party h n 1 ia re dy 0 Hainary d • 91\ of a Proj C I and shall a tha schedule "" c all far i ea 'I pru n for rpo of dhC'Q .. "9 h 9 nl • and ph for • orcS 'I or oU cUe .. ni • I • • • • meetinc;• shall be held upon the completion of preliminary design and final design. The Project Manager shall give written Notice of all such :::6•'::.::-;s to •~c;,. ?a=':.."J 1 a:::.c! shall qi·;e ca=e!ul consideration to the comments and suqqestions of all Parties relating to the plan, desiqn and construction of each Project. All Parties shall be entitled to attend the preconstruct ion meetinq 1 and to meet and confer at any reasonable time with the Pro ject Hanaqer about any Project subject to its control, and the Project Manaqer will perait all Partie• to inspect all plans and deJign at any stage of tbe design phase. 3.4.2 Ded9n bvievz aar. The Project Manager shall provide to each Party a copy ot the preliainary cSedgn and ot the final design pro.ptly up c:oaplttion. Each Party JhaU h r vpo • for y-Uv 1.S.ya \1 n ic 0 r c: nt. XC p •• 1 y to tvrnhh the r uir cS capec y, b conclu • vely b rr again a h • oj c n n Hi • 1'. •l - I • -• • • objection to or concern with such matter within the said forty-five day period. Nothing in this 3. 4. 2 or in 3. 4.1 or 3. 5 shall be construed to :~=~: c= ~=?•i= •~7 Cwne='s ~~aran~ee o: ca?acity to any party as set ~orth in Section 1, it being the intent of the Parties that such capacity guarantees are strict and absolute, regardless of whether any Party participates in design aeetings, or notifies any Project Manager of objections under this Paragraph. 3.4.3 Notice of Change. Project Mana9er shall give ].4.4 u ... ly written notice to all Parties of any proposed aaterial chan9es in the plan, design, schedule, or construction of any Project sub ject to i ts control. In the event of any such chan9e, the provisions of 3.4.1. and 3.4.2. above shall a pply with rea to t Pro)ec o the revh • c ft9ed. -u- , I • • • • .. • the event a dispute is not resolved by agreement, the Project Manager's decision shall prevail; provided, however that in no event shall a Project Ma::ac,;er have the authority to plan, desic,;:1 or construct a Project in such a way that violates any provision of this Aqreement, includir.q without limitation the provisions of 3.2 above. 3.4.5 Site Access. Any Party may have reasonable access to the site of any Project at any time to observe the development or construction of the Project. 3.5 &t&Ddard of Care. Except as set forth in Section 1 with reapect to capacity quarantees, the Project Manater shall have no liability to any Party on account o .f any act or decision involving the exercise of its judv-ent or discretion unless the act or decision vas clearly erroneous in light o! circumstances at i v s de. 3.6 btl o. I, the reloca on n I a re, o be con• '/ a.n4 Plat ve. al• r. all roj -u- ahall perm Dart.oo h and aUg &long 111 • •• 1r I • • • • • the same to be placed in public streets And highways subject to its jurisdiction and control, subject only to reaaonabl• controls and rules =e~a~i~q general ly to the use of public s~=eets and highways for subsurface utility facilities. 3.7 Ownershio. Each Project shall be owned and held by Southgate or Englewood, depending upon its location, pursuant and subject to the provisions of Section 1 above, both during and after construction. 4. Project FundiD9 -Collection. 4.1 Line Charge•, Actual Coats. The actual coat of the Projects shall be funded by ap.cial charges , herein called Line Charges (•LCa•), wh ich thAll be paid by each Par y as provided below, ~d coll ct- ed, h ld nd tnql n ns • Ul'l ild ol ly for h purpo •• • tor n th • ct on • and for no ever. ror P\al"po • of h r1l • • a U an co • y eo • v 0 •l - I . • • • rights-of-way and other real property interests. Actual costs include direct engineering, legal, labor, materials, and equipment expenses, and all include reasonable indirect costs actually and necessarily incurred in connection with a Project and which are supported by reliable written evidence. 4.2 Trust Funds. All such LCs, when collected by Englewood, shal~ be held in an interest-bearing special fund and Hparate trust accOWlt called •the Project FuneS•, wholly segregated fro. other funds aDd aec:urities of Englewood. Englewood shall never c~ngle such with other funds or assets of Englewood, and shall never at any time 4 . us , loan, or borrow the s ... in any vay. All accrued interest shall r ... in in the Project Fund cred ted o Parties ccording to he ch • and IU\ o heir pe n 1 into the Pro c Fund. -... 0 1 .. lon • one: Ch c! l I • • • • • Party a detailed statement and accounting of the income, investments, and withdrawals of money fro~ the Project Fund for the immediately preced!nq statement as of the end of the immediately prece~ inq calendar quarter reqardinq the manne: in which any funds withdrawn fr0111 the Project Fund have been expended. Any Party shall have the ri~ht at any time to ex&JDine all of Englewood' a recorda regard i ng the status of said Pro j ect Fund, and the details of said income, invest.ents, or withdrawals. 4.4 Chartes Payable per SFE. One LC shall be due and ~yable to ED9levood as Trustee for the Proj e c t Fund for eac h SFE or fract i on thereof attributabl e to al l new t apa t o be served by the Interc eptor a n4 conn et a f te r t.he ef t c ive dae of t.hh , cal la ccordin 0 rovh i ons of 1.4 bov•. t • l s d e 0 for p. Entlevoo4 ill no a pprove r ny a ny h a p Wit Lea 0 1 h • n 14 n tun. _, .. I • • • • ~.5 Base Charge. The LC may consist of two components, the "Base LC" and the "Advance LC." The Base LC shall equal the estimated or actual estimated maximum number of new SFEs to be served by the Interceptor and connected after the effective date of this A9reement. The Base LC ahall be recalculated effective as of each anniveraary date of this A9reement by the unanimoua decision of both Project Mana9ers, based upon the revised est~tea of the actual cost o! Project• or portion• thereof not yet ca.pleted, and upon revised eatiaatea of the aaximua nWIIber of new SPZa to be aerved by the Interceptor and connected after the recalculation date. The Base LC ahall be char9ed, paid and collected for every new &FE aerved by the Interceptor and connected after the effective date of thh Agre nt, r 9•r4lesa of the fact: that all Projec s y have b en coarpl teeS. Aft r a u Projects h ve b n c Cllllp le ed , the lase t.C ahaU a lao in clue! an ad4 1 ional \U) atiaa ecS by t.he 0 en&ble rei.tlb\lra of a ll Mvanc Lea 0 eft ct r th c 0 of las fO) C: • bi d • LC, cS •1 - I • - • • • • as provided herein, is $100 per SFE. 4. 6 Advance Charge. The Advance LC shall equal an ~c~~~ ~~~c~ is ce~=c~ ~ccessa=y, ~n ac~i~~Q~ ~0 the Base LC, to qenerate sufficient amounts for the Project Fund to be able to pay for the Projects as they are scheduled for deaiqn and construction pursuant to 3.3. The Advance LC shall be reviewed at least annually , as of the anniversary date of this Aqre ... nt, and shall be ~~edified by the .. unanimous decis ion of both Pro ject ,..natJera at any ti.JM that ( 1) an increase is reasonably necessary UDder the criteri a stated in the first sentence of th i s 4 .6 above, or (2) when a decrease or eliaination is indicated because the a.ounu in the Pro j ect FuneS, incluc!inq accrued interest, totether v i th the •••• Lea to be collected before desitn &n4 construct on of future Projects will bee n cesaary, baa c! on he th n curr•nto sch c!uling an4 en aa nc on costa o Projects no ye coaplet c!, ll be o pay the cos a h reof as h•J du and re a n a r aeon 1 o b by th• un ni a d ch oa of ft I' rv for: I • • .. • The initial Advance LC, determined as provided herein, is $200 per SFE, makinq an initial aqqreqate LC of $300 per SFE. C.7 Direct Advances. If the responsible Project Manaqer deteraines that the scheduled design or construction, or both, of any Project subject to its control will occur before sufficient funds to pay the costs thereof will otherwise accuaulate in tbe Project Fund, it shall furnish wr itten Notice of such deteraiDation, together vith its estimate of the a.ount of the cash shortfall expected, to all Parties. Such Motice ahall also specify that portion of the shortfall to be advanced by each Party, which shall correapond to each Party's percentaqe ahara Of Dew IRa to be aerved by the Project involved &DC! to be connected after t.he date of the otice, bi 1 •• d j us rov 14 d n 6 • 1 aft r h iuuan au cJv ne -1 - ccordinq to th toll n9 1 of any prov dona of riOCS 1\ • • • ,. • pursuant to 4.8 below. Any amounts invoiced pursuant to this 4.7 which are not paid whe~ due shall draw interest at the rate of one and monthly. In addition, until all such sums a~e paid in full, Enqlevood shall not authorize any new taps which would be served by the Interceptor in the service area of the defaultinq Party. If a defaultinq Party has paid Advance LCs which wou ld otherwise be subject to refund pursuant to 4 . 8 below, t.he a.ounts of such refund• 1hall be retained by the Project Fund as liquidated daaaq .. &D4 4htri!Mlted to the nOD4efaultinq Parties u prO"Vided in 4. I below. 4. I a.illburs ... nt . After all Pro j ects have been co.pletecS aA4 finally a ccepted for u intenanc:e by he appropriate OWner, the Project Fund will be Ul exclusively to refun4 0 h Par-et ny and a ll Advance Lea vh c:h 'I have pr lly pa 4, in the proportion that th y ad auc: payaen •· " n4t ahall c a lC'Qlat &D4 p&4 no le .. fr -anna lly. A u:. nfn4 ny , a 11 0 I • • • • Parties proportionately with their respect:.ve payments of Base LCs. Manaver desires to accelerate the desi9n or construction, or both, of any Project pursuant to 3.3 above, and the a.ou.nt then in the Project Fund, toqether with .uch additional amounts as may reasonably be expected to be paid into the Project Fund before such a.ounta are actually needed, baaed upon current LC levels, are sufficient to fund the accelerated Project without tDpairin9 the ability of the Project FUN! to pay for other Projects •• they are acbeduled pursuant to 3.3, it shall be 4---.d that fu.ndin9 for the accelerated Project is available, and the Project Mana9er y proceed therewith upon the s bash as if it vera a scheduled Project. If sufficient fon4 n9 no ava de or r a ed Pro j a 11 no proc on f c ency. oth1n9 , y, as 0 h 0 I • • • • • however, and any such advance shall be credited to the Party which paid it as Advance LCs for the purposes of calculatinq subsequent refunds 4.10 Liaited Obligation. Each Party aqreu that it will budget and appropriate annually such sums as aay be reasonably be de .. ed necessary to fund i ts payaent obliqations UDder this Agreement in the succeeding fiscal year, and that it wil l take any aDd all such additional .. asures, includinq vitbout liaitation the iapositioa of rates, fees, tolls, aDd charges, and the aaintenanee of sufficient cash reserves, to insure that .uffieient funds vill be available to enable it to ... t. its p&)'1Mnt obligations hereunder in full conforaity v ith appl icable lavs. Notvithstandin9 the forecJOinf, it is expreuly &freed that no fundin9 obli9a ion of any Par y und r a A9r nt 1• a 9eneral o Uta .lon or o er nd btedne•• of such Party with n th a ny cons it.utiona l or atat.a ory 4 b y -.ounts du or in defa ol un4 r thi1 "' t in erea fa lure o -21 - an nt o . • I • • • • • shall be payable only from the Party's entitlement, if any, to refun~s of A~vance LCs as and when the same would become refundable under construed to alter or impair the riqht and obliqation of Enqlewood to deny authorization for new Taps to be served by the Interceptor in the service area of the defaultinq Party. 4.11 Dart.outh Project Special Provisions. Notwitbstandinq .anythinq herein to the contrary, it is understood and a~reed that Project No. 1 shown on Exhibit A, the relocation of the Interceptor to acca..odate the Dartaouth/Santa Pe hiqhway interchanqe project, will be funded in part by pey.ents fro. the Colorado Departaent o! Hiqbways, with the balance funded by direct advance payaents aade in equal shares by Southgate and Enqlevooc!. Th full uount ot eac:h auc: Party's dir c:t advance payaent shall be du and payable to the Project Pund no la er han th da e on which bide for the Projec: 1 r c:eivec! by the Project Manaqer. To ha the coe • th r of are paid by par of aye, hey ahall -2 - I • • • • • in the amounts recoverable by means of the LCs. The amounts advanced by Southc;ate and Enq!.ewood for this Project shall be reimbursed to them as amounts advanced hereunder have been fully reimbursed, without interest. 5. Project Funding -Disbura ... nt. of " .. I • • • • and 4.3 above shall apply with e~ual force to the responsible Project Manager's handl i ng and administration of all such funds received ~:-om 5. 2 Construction. When a Project is ready !or c~nc ... nt of construction, the Project Manager ahall obtain a written contract for engineering serv i ce• during construction and a written eng i neer'• astt.ate of the costs of construct i on . If interaats in. real property must be acquired, the Project Manager ahall also subm i t reliab l e eati.aata• of all of •uch coata aa well. Upon presentation of copies of •uch d ocuaents , Englewood, a• Truatee of the Pro j e c t Fund, sha ll transfer to the applicable Pro j e c t Ac c ount sufficient f und s t o pay the eng i neering aerv ices contra ct , the esti.aated cos t of construction plus an add ional tan percan (10 ) thereof, and he est tad coat of property acquisition, if any. n such transfer h a • been c~latad, the Pro j c ~&n at r •ha ll procae4 o construct th Projac •• iously •• is consia n w th 9oo4 rin and constrGction pr a ct c tf h b 4 o 1 respons ble 44er h th r h n D I • • • • • the engineer's estimate, and the Project Fund has sufficient available funda to pay the additional construction costs, the additional funds shall be ~=~r:.s:.:==•c :r=:w;:tly to t~e apt:licable ?:-oject Account, and the Project ahall proceed. If the Project Fund does not have sufficient funds to pay the additional construction costs, the Project Manager shall att-.pt to negotiate sufficient coat reductions with the proposed contractor to enable the Project to go forward within the limitation• Ulposed by the .-aunts in the Project Fund. If these efforts are unsuccessful, the Pro ject Manater shall call a .. eting at which all Parti e• aay attend a.D4 be beard to discuss available alternatives and opportunities, including without liaitation the possibility of direct advancea to the Project Pund by one or 110 re of the Parties. If these efforts prove un.ucc:essful, the Projec HAna9er aay rejec all bids and defer construction, provided, how ver, tha any Party , includint the Project Kanave r, aay advance au fficient funda to the Pro ject Account to pay e •44 ional coat a, in which even the Jrojec: Manaver ahaU proceed with the Jroj c • Any nta 10 dvance4 eh 11 be cre4 i e4 to th hr y -z - I • • • • • makinq the same as A~vance LCs for the pu=poses of calculatinq subsequent refunds pursuant to 4. 8 above. 5.3 Construction Cost Overruns. If approved construction coats exceed the amounts in th• Project Account, the same procedures set forth in 5. 2 above shall be observed to the extent feasible. 5.' Closeout. Any . funds remaininq in a Pro ject Account after the Project has been finally accepted for aainten&Dce by the appropr i ate Owner ahall be returned forthwith to the Project Fund. '· Project Sizing/Additional Facilities. '·l Capacity a.viev Period. I on Exhibit A, the Except aa ~ Project No. Dart.outh Interchan9e ae1ocation, th Partie• shall have one year a~ter the effective d&te of thia Aqre nt in which to review &nd n4 their estiaa •• of future capacity needs in the v&rioua Projec s •• sh on h bi 1. Any ncr••••• in capacity r quir propoa d for any Ptr y thall be ppor ed by I • • • • • • • reliable evidence of need, based upon qene=ally accepted planninq criteria. A!ter the expiration of said one year pe=~od, subjec~ to the provisions restricted in the amount of flows they contribute to the Interceptor to those amounts shown for them on Exhibit B. 6.2 Pre-construction Added Capacity. After the expiration of the one year review period provided in 6.1 above but before a Project h advertised for bid, if any Party desires to obtain additional capacity in such Project, it shall be required to pay directly to the applicable Projec Account an ~nt equal to the incr ... ntal co•t of enlarvinv the Project, inclodin9 the actual costs of de rainin9 such iner ... ntal a.oun and e costs incurred as a result of delayinv cons rue lo , as 4 ra n by • Proj l1 cons nc 1.C for any 0 • -• • • Project Account not later than one week be!ore the Project ia to be advertised for bids, the Project Manaqer may in ita sole disc~etion construct the Project at the enlarqed size and declare a default in such requeatinq Party's payment obliqations under thia Aqreement, in which event the proviaiona of 4.7 shall apply . 6 .3 Dart.outh Pro j ect! Future Additional Construct i on. Project No. 8, ~hich is scheduled for completion within tbe first year after the effective date of thia A9ree.ent, shall to the extent reaaonabl y feasible and wi thout incurrin9 aubatant i a l add i t i onal expense, be deai9ned to allow a paralle l l i ne to be bu ilt from the intersec t ion o f Rob Roy aoad a nd Sou th Sa nte Fe Dr ive wi t hin the ri9hta-of-way of Rob Roy Ro ad , Platte River Drive and L pan • r e 0 he U·Ci y lan , so •• to ace: th n da of any Par y who late: d tena nea that t n dt a dd tional capac ty n hh por ion of th In e r pto • Con1 roc: ion of auc:h panUel t c:Ui ie a hall una rta e n by 1\lC:h Par y nae an4 • 0 aU ot h to tu r • • • • • • construction in 6.4 below. 6.4 Post-Construction Added Capacity. If any Party e.a:s :.::~s a:-;a:: ";~e cc::.:;:::~t!cn o~ a Project to acquire additional transmission capacity in that portion of the Interceptor reconstructed by such Project, or in any other portion of the Interceptor not covered by a scheduled future Project, such Party shall have the riqht to utilize so much of the Interceptor, includinq t he ri;ht-of-ay and other appartenances, as may be necessary to provide such additional capacity, subject to the followin; conditions: (1) Such Party shall pay a ll of the actual costs thereof. (2) ~e des i;n and construction of the additional facilities will confor. to applicable stan- (l) darda of the appropria Own r. The additional facil ties will be conveyed to the appropriate Owner and be de a part of the Interceptor fo anuty perio4 d -u- all purpoa a after a ra n by a\lch r, I • • • • • durin; which time the Party will be solely responsible for correcting any problems or defects in the facilities. Opon satisfactory ties will be accepted for maintenance by the said OWner. (4) The additional facilities will not inter!ere with or impair the proper functioning of the Interceptor as constructed before such additional .facilities are installed. 7. C.pacitx Dhputes. All claias and disputes between or a.oot the Parties to this Atre ... nt concernint capacity entitle- .. Dts in tbe Interceptor vhich have heretofore existed, vhetber aeeerted or a.Dasserted, vhather knovn or unknovn, shall conclu- eively be d~ coaproaisad, settled, vaived, released, and finally re•olved by the provision• of this Aqre ... nt. •• enanee1 ~epairr Jeplac nt. I .1 x of OWner. Each OWoer sha ll be re•ponaibla for operatint. inta inint, repairint and plac nt vh n neceasary tha n of th Jft by it. • o- I • • • • ! ' • 8.2 Maintenance Charges. The actual costs of operation, maintenance, repair and replacement of the Interceptor shall be charqed to and collected <E=ec.o;!y !=c:: a.!: .:::1.:s";cr:~ers se:-1ed by the Interceptor, by Enqlewood. Such charqes shall be based upon the mid-winter calculation of wastewater flow and determined in the manner described on Exhibit D attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. Upon collection of such charges, Englewood shall disburse the same to each Owner in the proportion of the amounts certified by the Owner pursuant to 8. 3 below. Opon receipt thereof, each OWner shall deposit the s ... into an interest-bearing special and separata trust account called the •Interceptor Maintenance Account•, vholly segregated froa other funds and secur ities ot the Owner. The saae restrictions and obligations placed upon Englewood, as Owner of the Project FuniS, in 4 , 2 and 4 , 3 above 1 XC pt those provisions r quirinq n acco n nq of ntereat to the Parties vho paid in o such Pund, shall apply vith q\lal force to cone rn ng all 1\lch f~da r ce v d fr 1.3 ludt To 0 -1- • • • • by means o! such charqe, each Owner shall annually prepare a budget for such costs as provided by the Local Government Budqet Law of Colorado, Sections send its proposed budqet !or such costs to each Party promptly upon its filinq with the Owner's qoverninq body. The term •actual costs• as used in this Section 8 shall be the same as set forth in 4.1 above, except that each Owner shall also provide for the accu.ulation and maintenance of a reasonable rese~e for continqencies, and for .. jor repair or replace.ent costs with reference to apecific, identified portiona of the Interceptor vbich aay require the .... within the aucceedinq aeven yeara. The aaount of each Owner'• reaerve for contintenciea ahall be 4eterained by the Owner, except that such aaount, inclu4int accru 4 intereat, ahall not 4 150,000. Upon of h "' proce11, each e r fy to tl 0 ra ion an4 .. int nae !or • c "' f and all c C' rt 14 by 10 h COl y • I • • • • maintenance charge provided by this Section 8 shall be applied uniformly to all customers servee by the Interceptor in such a manner that all such gallons to cover the combined maintenance costs of both owners. 8.4 Party Obligation. Each Party will pay any and all charges imposed pursuant to th i s Section wh i c h are not paid by its customers within ten months o f the date of invoice .. to the customer. Upon expi::-ation of the •aid ten-.anth period, •uch Party will pay the delinquent chargea to Englewood wi thin forty-five daya after the date of Eng l ewOod' a invoi ce therefor. t. C la~z Pena l t i ••· An y losaea , cla iaa , e xpe n aea or d aaatea o f uy kind , or any pena lties a uerted a gainst any Party a rh nt ou o he dea i qn, con• ruction, opera ion, i n re,. r, or r e plac nt of the :ntarc tor ahall be c one dared a and ahdl be ncovared frca all cuat u oai ng by n e of n ena nc e ch a rge • for h 1ft • • no lia 111 y or obliqa ion r ault Of fr a l o to a •• 'I no u,. eha ll -)• • I . • • • as an expense of maintenance or operation. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the owner of the 5i-City Treatment Plant or any other Party to this Ac;reement !rom Agree~:~ent, for such person's violation of any applicable standards, rules or requlations of any governmental authority having jurisdiction. 10. Comcliance with Standards. Each Party aqrees t hat i t and its customers will comply with all standards and requireme nts of the federal and state governaenta applicable to the discharge perait for the ai-c i ty Plant, and the pretreatment port ions o f the City of hvlevooc! Wastewater Utility Ordinance, as now or hereafter coDatituted . Further, eacb Party shall be respons i b le for aaintaiDiD9, repair i ng and replacing ita own col l ect i on a nd outfall l i Dea upstreaa froa the I nterceptor at i ts s ole coat and expense . Each s h a ll i nsure t hat industry s tand a r ds a r e enforced to •iniahe a tor. f'Unoff or ;roundvater tha aay enter the Interc p or throu9h its •Y• A! r not c and a reaaonable opportunity a !orde d to the Par y to cure, any Owner aay r pa r or otherwise r ... dy any fac 1 ty of a Pa r y in order to .n :e or p rev e n e n ry of • or. runoff or vroun4va e r in o such f a cility, an4 eha rv such Par y for a ll a c ua l cos a, 41r c nd 1n4ir , in rr 4 in conn c ion • ch a c on. o h n9 n hi e 1 c 1 n h 11 o 1 va any r o ef •uch r r1 or -•· I • • • • curative work. 11. Arbitration. Any disputes or controversies arisinq arbitration between the Parties, and judqment or other judicial relief, inclu~int aandatory or other injunctive relief, may be entered upon the decision of the arbitrators in any court havinq jurisdiction. Such arbitration shall be resolved by one or more but not to exceed three arbitrators selected for their fam iliar- ity with the iaaues involved in the dispute. If a Pro j ect Manaver or an OWner is involve4 in such dispute, unless the Parties a9ree otherwise the dispute ahall be resolved by a panel of thr.. arbitrators one of which ahall be selected by the Pro j ect Kanater or Owner, a second arbitrat or selected by the other Parties to the dispute collectively, and the third arbitrator aelected by the two arbitrators prev i ously chosen . 12. Enforc ... nt . 12.1 x Gu a r a ntee s. The c apacity r eserved to the Par tea h e reund r an e .. e n hl purpose o th • Atr n t. An y ht&l r d ie• tor • br .. ch of h A9r by on Jlarty which r aul s o Hl ault in ny n n-br eh nt Pa r y• 11 y o have o -s - I • • - • • • • • the Inte=ceptor capacity reserved to it hereunder shall be conclusively deemed to be inadequate and, in addition to any and all other remedies, the to auch Party to enforce the capacity entitlements provided to it in thia Aqreement. 12.2 Cure of Project M&na9er Defaulta. If it is deterai ned by arbitration under Sect ion 11 abov e or by bind i nt j ud i cial proceed i n9a that any ~roject M&Da9er , haa not proceeded i n accordance vith the tenu of thia Aqre ... nt wi th reapect to any particular Project, any Party to thh Atre ... nt aay, after notice to the Pro j ect Manaqer and a reaaoaa.b1e opportunity afforded the .... t o cure auch default , aaau.. the duti ea of Proj e ct Mana9e r •• t o tha t ~r ej e ct a nd proceed in a ccor d a nce v ith the p rovilions of th • Avre in all re • 1t auch P r y r or 9 n lly de vna •• t Proj c Ka t•r for auch Pro) ct. u. nd at r d 0 Pa rty • 0 f u y 0 M • I • u. OYhi 1 • • • any system or portion thereof which is or will be served by the Interceptor Ill the LC for which has not been paid: or (2) which will causoe the exceeded. Enqlewood will deny ita authorization for any such tap, and will further deny authorization for any new tap to serve property outside the leqal boundaries of a Party to this Aqre ... nt or outside those of any other entity vboae ayat .. ia aerved by the Interceptor throuqh connection• JUde thereto by a Party to this Afr .... nt. Any tap aade or continued in violation of th_a 12.3 aay be pbyaically diaconnected and tenainated by any Party hereto follovinq notice anc5 4..a.Del to EJ\qlevood &D4 failure by EnCJlewood to 4hconnect the tap vithin a reaaon&ble u ... t reafter, not to UCeed au Ul aontha. The co ta of any auch proc 4iat• lhall be tre•t 4 aa n nh er 4 und r •• 1 nuly 91' • ly •• lly -, I • • • • 14. Additional Parties. The Interceptor serves certain areas not within the legal boundaries of Englewood and South EnCJlewood but which connect to the Interceptor through the Envlawood and South Enqlawood as presently shown on Exhibit B include capacity to serve these areas. All Parties to this Avra ... nt will cooperate with each other to add as Parties to this A9reement those municipalities and quasi-municipalities havin9 within their laval boundaries the areas so served by the Interceptor, only as to those areas of such ent i t i es wh i ch are or will be actually served by the Interceptor. Unt i l such entities becc:.a Partie• to this Avraemant, all axistinv Parties wi ll exercise any and all ri9hts and powers le9ally ava i lable to the to caoH the provisions of this Aqre ... nt to be app lied and enforce4 within those areas of such other ent i t i es actua lly served by the Interceptor to the s ... extant as i f such e n t i t i es were Partiea to thi s A9re nt. If any an ity div r s s a9 fl • froa a no presently served or plann 4 o be .. rv CS by the Interceptor to a b a sin or syst which ia or wUl. a rved by the Interc p or, the provhiona o h s At ly o a ll. s rvice coM c in s c div , a 4 he Pa rty con rl.bu s o In U flllly 11 1 for a ll LC * ca I • • • • charges and othe: obligations imposed by this Agreement relative to such services. 16.1 Partial Invalidity. If any portion of this Aqreement is determined by a court havinq jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, such judqaent ahall not affect, impa i r or invalidate the reaaininq portions of thia Aqreement, the intention beinq. that the varioua sectiona and provision• hereof are aever&ble. U. 2 ~nt. This Atr• ... ftt .. y be ... nded at a ny tt.e Oftly by the vritten aqre ... nt of all Part i es . nt ahall be qove rne d a nd construe d Lo a ccordafte e v ith the l ava of the • a of Color o. o COft e nt or a ver, expre ss or ~. f a r y \0 or of a fty br h or de f ao by ft4 r e b a ll o ona a v by • o r Par y o r t ., o cS f a 1 by I' t I • • • • of the same or any other obligation he=eunder. 16.5 Authority. Each Party warrants and represents enter into this Aqreement and has delegated to its signatories the authority to siqn on its behalf and to bind such Party to the terms and provisions of this Aqre .. ent. 16.6 Ne9otiation. This Aqreeaent has been submitted to the scrutiny of, and has been negotiated by a ll Parties hereto and their counsel, and it shall be 9iven a fair and reasonable interpretation in accordance with its tera., without consideration or veitbt beint tiven to it havint been drafted by any Party hereto or ita counsel. 16.7 luepl ntal Actions. The Partie• shall take sue ac i • d uecu e and del v r ch 441 i onal nts as .. y reaaona ly n c aaary o affac uate the various proviei o'Da o t.h 1 Atr 11.1 'fh 1 A9r 4 y y • t.b • • • 16.9 Bindinq Ef!ect. This Agreement is binding upon the Parties, their aqents, successors and assi9ns. 17. Termination. This A9reement will continue in effect until terainated by autual a9reement of all Parties. Subject to the provisions of Sections 11 and 12 above, this A9reement shall be enforceable by actions seekin9 specific perforaance, or d ... 9es, or both, based on the findin9s and orders of arbitrators, or of any Court havin9 jurisdiction. It is specifically understood that by executin9 this A9r .... nt, each Party co.aits itself to parfora pursuant to the teras hereof, and uay breach abell DOt thereby cause the teraination of any obUta ions created by this A9re ... nt. s ala . y ________________________ __ -1- I . - A'!"l'EST: ATTZST: A~ a • • • SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT ly --------------------------- SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT ly ----------------------------- 100ft DG1.D10oo IAJIITATIOM DIIftia •o. 1 ~ ------------------------ -· - • • • • • --~---·--,... ,..,~..:: . '-,._.:. EXHI3I'I' A B!G DRY CREEK INTERCEPTOR ~?I.ACL'fi:N'I' PRIORITY PROJECTS 1. KH Z-47 to MM Z-26 -Construe~ app:oxi=ately 446 LF o! 42- inch cUa::eter sewer line &:lc! appurtenances with increased dope ova:-exbtinq line, to parallel existinq facilities .... hie:!:. ar• t<:~ 1::• al:a~~e::-:•~, r.~=--':. o! !~s':. c=:::!la:-:! R::a:! e.::.~ ·.;•s':. c~ Scu~~ c:a:kaen S~eet. Estimated Replace:ent Coat: $175,000 2. KH Z-26 to KH 1-21 -Construct approximately 712 L~ o: 42- inch diameter sewer line anc! appurtenances with incraaaec! slope over existinq line to parallel existing-facilities which are to ~e ~andoned north of Littleton Boulevard and west of South Clarkson Street. Estimated Replace=ant Coat: $310,000 3. KH Z-16 to KH Z-13A -Construct approximately 341 ~ of 42- inch dia:aeter aawar line and appurtenances with increased slope over exhtinq line to parallel existinq facilities which ara to be abandoned south of West Jtaffarty Avenue and east ot Iouth Broadway Boulevard. Eatiaated Replac ... nt Costt fl35,ooo 4. JCR I-ll to Jal 1-1 -Construct approdaat.ely 10l4 U Of 4Z- inch dia:aatar sawar line ancS appurtenances with increased slope over exiatinq line to parallelaxiatinq facilities whicb are to be abandoned eouth of Lebow Avenue and west of Iouth aroac!vay loulevarc!. latiaated Raplac .. ent Coat: $405,000 s. MH 1-3 to KK W-17 -Construct approximat e ly 1717 Lr ot 4 2- inch 4ia•ahr sewer Una with increa .. ct dopa over uiatinq Una to parallel eldetinq faciliti .. vbieh a re to ~ abandon cl north a nd •outh ot lelleviaw Avenue 1ft Proqrasa Park. '· tatiaated atplac•••nt Coat1 f700,000 HK V-4• to KH v-s -Iouth la.nta r e Ddv• ancl Oxford Av nu a - l•i•tinq 4 2•1ftch di t a r line to be replaced with a 4l •inch dl ... t•r •• e r line by the Colorado o.,.rt.a nt of Mlghvaye CCDOH) a• pu of the utility relocation \ln4er the oxtord Avenue Grade 1 ration project. No anticip.te4 coat to Conn cton. t co -o- I • - • Zxhibit A Paga 2 • • • 7. IIH v-10 ~o Nil V-23 · -... place approx!llataly 2u• LP ot 42-incb 41aaeter aavar line DD the vu~ •ida of Iouth Santa Fa Drive between Weft Jtezsyon Avenue and Jtob JlOf Jtoad with approxiaately 4100 U of 54-lnc:h 41 ... tar •ever line. a. JIK v-n ~o a v-21 aJid MR v-n to a v-n -Jtaplaca approabla~y ISJ Ll' of 42-lnch diueter aevu llna on the v .. t ai.. ot luta Fe Drive in tha viciAJ.ty of Dartaouth Avenue ancl Seat .. tail Avanua. 'ftlaaa facili tlaa are to ba replaced and ~ a.y tba ~ UDdu the Dartaout:h Avanua Grade hpar&UDD projeot. · ~ia fi.,are s-aprueata tha diftu-enca in coat batvaan the ct>OH rap1ace.en~ and Dbtdct pnfanad allvnaant (5707, 350 - U11,700). aatlaate4 .. plac..aztt coat a · · $1 -2oo , ooo , . • • • - • • 0 EXHIBIT A Jr''A~rnf'I!!Biri!'ils'tfti!ilt8'1~ifi!;::rr 99ft KEUIU:ll ' ASSOCIAT!:S, IIIC. T.Jtl -10/11/19 Exlatlft9 Exlatlnt Vltt.ete Capacity Ditterence Pipe n-r1-(Sf'&) Estiuted A-;td lea ell IAnqtb capacity Condition. 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All ~l;lcote, oxlattr:a eft( rropoeet ~!~• a:o 1n air.l1•·faall1 eq \.:lv ol on:• (ITt). 2 . ldatba up lllfol'&at!.on :.o '-••••-C!.t)' o! Ero&:evoo4'o (001) rocordo 4atoC Fo'-:"ry 17, 1919. ). For t....,. ·~·· •f ulo ~l oclr.a t. &~ove fip:01, ...,lti•faaUy , co=-orchl on:! •taaoll~.u. catelot!oo w.r o convo::oc iDeo IFI a.o4 on COl h7dro~l!c voter .. :or ·~~lvalonte •• fell .. •: ) vecer •c•• '''' Ill '""''''D ,, ... ,,,. 1• 1·1/Z• z· ,. ,. l z 6 u u ) 'n\h ... t• • ~t 111 ....... te •· Jn .. 4• e: •H r Jaetn :nte rcepter A&r• nt . 'nlo r of • h l 1 • rrtplt14 tep• h • • ltl 084 1tll • • aud • o • Ulf I •1• •• od i o trlct Ma1t1r Plan , r • o rey t o 1100 IFl •••• • cct . 6J .I r e alto , I • • • • • l. ~he Di~·~i~~•= cale~l&ticn of waatawa~er !:ows ( •Mic!•Winte: itaa~i::c;•) a~tr!.~utable to ea:~ sewe: u:v!.ce c~~~=~i=~ s~a:: ~. ~~• •L~• &a ~•t•==~~·~ ~y ~~;!ew:c~ !cr t~e puz;ose o! calc~::a~i::c; tr••=•nt e~.a:;as !o: t~e 1!.-City 'l"reat:~~e:~t Plant. 2. The M!.e·A!.~ter ~·•~inc; •~•ll ~. ~p~lie~ t~ a fa:tc: 4e~a=mined •• !cllowa, (a) Tba lase aata is eal~~:ata~ •• fol!~wa: Ac;;:a;ata ~ella: ~o~::t ca:t!!iec! ~y b~th ~era !o:lcw!~i 3~'••~ ?=~e••• ~otal c;allc~•c;• o~ wa~e: ~•l!ve:ec! ~o all ••:vi:ea ••:v•~ :y ~~• :ntercept::r 1 l:aaec! o:~ &."l::l;ali:e! K!d-Minter a.Ki~c; I 4uri~c; the most race:~~ calentar year. (b) Tbe ~uali~•~ion ractozo will be a n~ar neceaaa:y ~o ana~a!!ze the Xit-Wi~t•r Raa!ir.c;. In the caae o! ••nice• recaivint ~air water •~:;»ply !:oa Dea~er, the ~~•liaation factor ia currently lr !or aarvlcaa receivlDf their water aupply froa Entlev~1 the ~"l~a:iaation !actor ia ~=•ntly 4. I • • - . - • • • • • • COUNCIL COMMURICATIOR AGDDA ITD SOaJ&CT Bill for Ord. for Suppl . June 18, 1990 12 (b) Contract with Colo . Dept . of Hvy . Broadway & Bi& Dry Creek IWITIATD IY Public Worka STAn IOURCI Kella Wa&&oner, Director of Public Worka IISU&/ACTIOII ftOPOI&D Adopt a bill for an ordinance approvin& eupple .. ntal contract with Colorado Depare.ent of Hl&hvaya for conatructlon of the Broadway and Bi& Dry Creek Brid&e Wldenin&. rt.niOOI COUIICIL ACTIO. Ori&inal contract with the Colorado Depare.ent of Hi&hvaya waa approved by Ordinance "o . 21, Serlea of 1911, paaaed and adopted by City Council on Aucuat 1, 1911 . ITAFP AIIAL'fl II Th J"Arpoae of tbt.a Supple .. ntal Contract b to provide fUJ'C!a for wldenln& the weet aide of the lroadway brld&e over 11& Dry Creek by ll feet 4 lnchea to allow rooe for a third aout.hbound drlvin& 1e and a 6 foot lnch vide atdevalk for pedeetrlan traftlc • C tructlo of tbla proje vlll a 15 de a nd ta entlclpated to atart in th Fall, 1 0 . COOK vlll provide t proj c • ina etlo e t ea tln& on th conatructlon of thla t I • • • • '. • Study" by Blatchley Assoc . (June, 1982), that additional channel improvements up and downstream of the bridge were not cost effective at this time . Without these channel improvements, UD&FCD declined to participate further in the contract . Construction includes complete concrete slope paving under the bridge to improve the hydraulic capacity of the brid&e . It will handle a 20 to 25 year storm with flow velocities in the 17 to 18 feet per second ranae . Further extensive improvements , includin& relocation of a 30 inch di ... ter Denver Water Board waterline hanging underneath the bridge, would be required to provide the capacity for a 100 year stora flow of 12,600 cubic feet per second. FIIIUCUL Final cost esti .. te for this project is $415,000 . The City's share of the cost is $25,000 . By the original Ordinance, the City has already paid $6,000 . This supple .. ntal contract provides that che City will nov pay the re .. inin& $19 ,000 for construction of the project . The balance of the -nies will be paid by CDOH . The $19,000 has been previously allocated to chis project in the Road and 8rid&e .onies in the PIF . ... aiD !NANCE NO. SERIES OF 199o- • • • BY AlmKJI.ITY A BILL~ ;~b COONCIL BILL NO. 34 Im'ROOOCED~ CXXJNCIL MEMBER t(C{'\e AN C1IDINANCE APPROVING A SUPPLEMENI'AL can-RACT ~ THE CITY OF D«iLfHJJO AND THE STATE DEPAR'lMD'll' OF KIGHWT\YS, DIVISIOO OF HIGHWAYS, FOR WIDENING OF THE SOO'ni BRCW:MAY BRIDGE <1JD BIG DRY CREEK BE:lWEDI cmrrnNIAL AVENUE A.~ RAFFERTY G.\RDENS. WHEREAS, a traffic hazard exists 0'\ the bridge oo South Broa&.ray over Big Diy Creek between Centennial Avenue and Rafferty Gardens because of a narrowing of traffic lanes and no pedestrian sidel."alk; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to widen the bridge; and \~, it is necessary to ar.end the .~eenent approved by Council sill 24, series of 1988; and ~. the City has already cootributed $6,000 towards the project, ~ additiooal funds are necessary; and ~, ~. BE IT Clm'UNED BY THE CITY a:xJNCIL OF THE CITY OF DG..!XXD, ca:.cJtAOO, THJI.T: Section 1. 'l'he City of Dlalewood agrMS to enter into the 5\.flpl~ contract ~t~ith The State ~t of Hi(jhways, Divisioo of HiCJhwaYs, for lllic5lmlJl9 the bridqe oo the Wast aide of aro.cMy 0\IV Big Diy be~ Centenn &1 A\'e.rn.:e and RAfferty Gardens. "nle Contract generally provides: 1. The C1 y ah&ll CXlntr ibute 1n ...:~~Jnt of $.\9 , 000 tawarda 0011t of construct on of the bridge widlln.inq. -1 - I . • • • Introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 18th of June, 1990. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 21st day of June, 1990. ATTEST: SUNn Van Dyke, Mayor Patnc1a A. crow, C1ty clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of &.glewood, ColoracX>, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed oo first reading oo the 18th day of June, 1990. Patr1c1a H. Crow I • • • • • cc 10-00"75-26 BROADWAY AT BIG DRY CREEK SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT THIS 1ST SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT, made thia day of ---------------' 19 ______ , by and between the State of Colorado for the uae and benefit of THE STATE DE»~THENT OF RIGHM1YS, DIVISION or HIGHWAYS, hereinafter referred to aa the State, and THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, STATE OF COLO~, hereinafter referred to aa the contractor or city, WHEREAS, authority axiata in the Law and Fund• have bean bud9etad, appropr iated and otharviaa aade available and a aufficiant unencumbered balance thereof reaaina available for pa~nt in Fund Number 2001, G/L Account Nuaber 520C6, Contract Encuabrance Number 8"7"701; and WKEft&AS, required approval, clearance and coordination haa been acc~liahed fro• and with appropriate a9enciea; and ~. the State and the City ha•• heretofore entered into a contract dated Nove~r t, ltll hereinafter referred to aa the baaic contract and aade a part bereof by reference, vbieb by ita teraa ia at 11 in affact aa of he abo•• data and vhieb pro•ided for prel~inary en9 ne rin9 o ro• conaiatin9 of v d n n9 • rue ~r• (Mo . r·11•T) on aro dvay a t 19 Dry cr .. k vi bin he ci y of colorado t and vo~ld ba n e 'I co n y, t c y • I • • • • • written supplement to the basic contract; WHEREAS, the parties wish to aupple•ent the baaic contract to expand the scope of the work to be perfor111ed by the State under that contract, and to increaae the amount of compenaation to be reimbursed to the State by the City aolely from City ~unda; and WI~REAS, the additional work desired i• to provide for construction to widen the structure at Broadway and Big Dry Creek to accommodate acceleration/deceleration lane• and to provide ero•ion protection of the Big Dry Creek channel bank•, up•trea• and down•tream of the bridge widening; and WHEREAS, additional city fund• have become available to provide ~or the additional work; and ~. this •upplemental contract i • executed by the State and the City under the au thority of Sectiona •J -2-1 •• and 2t-1-20J, c .~.s. a• a mended , and by the City under the aut h ority o~ an appropri ate ordinance or re•olution, which i a a tta ched hereto and •ade a part h ereof. NOW, TR&~ORE, i ia hereby a greed h a A . The aa ic contrac , unleaa apecitica lly r a vi a d or ndd herein, ahall be and reaain in full force and effec with re•pect to the con ractual rela ionahip betv n he partiea here o . a . Paravra h l of he •• c con rae a~ll d by del i~ he figure ••5,ooo• and • ut n9 fo ttvu • ·• u.ooo •. 2 D I • • • • C. Paragraph 2 of the basic contract shall be amended by the addition of the follo~ing: •The State shall obtain any necessary easements ao that the channel can be maintained upon completion of construction.• D. Paragraph 4 of the basic contract shall b~ amended by deleting the entire paragraph and replacing it aa follows: •t. The City shall r eimburse the State in an amount not to exceed $ 25 ,000 for a portion of the coats incurred b y the State in the performance and complet ion of the work . The total above shall be designated f o r pay.en t aa follows : Preli •inary Eng i neeri ng Constructio n $ 6,000 1 51 ,000 T OTAL $ 25,000 I t i a r e cooni &e d t ha t the coat aaounta i n th i s p a r a ora p h 4 a r e ea ti•a t ed a.ount s . Tbe City has contributed $6,000 for the pre li•inary e noinee rino work . c y s all con e lu.p SIM of tl .ooo to ion of con ruct on services 0 the . " 0 h e s u • l • , p a y a ble wi ln d a nd t n a l a cce p nee of It r . con " t n ). y c y . uc fO c \ I • -• • • acceptance shall not be unreasonably withheld. The State shall ·provide to the City two(2) aets o~ mylar reproducible "as constructed" drawings within 180 days o~ ~inal pa~nt." I • • -• • • acceptance shall not be unreasonably withheld. The State shall ·provide to the City two(2) sets of mylar reproducible "as constructed" drawings within 180 days of final pay.ent." ... I • • • • • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed thi• contract the day year first above written. ATTEST: CLUTON> W. HALL State Controller By ----------------------- A'l'T&ST : ay ------------- Title ------------------- STATE or COLORADO ROY ROMER, GOVERNOR By Execut1ve D1rector DEPARTMENT OF HIGHMAYS APPROVED: DUANE WOODARD Attorney General By ~y B. RYAN A88iatant Attorney General Natural Re•ource• Section CITY Or ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO By Title ------------------------ I • • DATI June 18, 1990 IMITIAT!D IT STAFf SORCI ISSUI/ACTIOII PROPOSED • • • COUIICIL COIIIIUIUCATIOII AGDDA ITEM 12 (c) SUJJ!CT Collective Bargaining Contract between the City and EFFA for 1991-1993 Roger Fraaer, Clty Kanager Roger Fraaer, Clty Kanager Council approval of the Collective Barcalnin& A&re ... nt and authorizln& the Mayor t o aian the Collective Barcainin& Contract between the lnclevood Fire Fighter• Local •1736 and the City of Enclevood . PUVIOUI COUIICIL ACTIOII The previoua Collective Bargalnln& Contrac t vlth the Enalevood Fire Fighter• Aaaoclatlon vaa approved Dece~r 12 , 191 7 and effect i ve for the tl .. period between Janu.ry 1 , 1911 through Dec~r ll , 1990 . STAFf AIIALTIII The Clty of ln&1evood and the lna1evood Fire Fight er• Aaa oc la t ion ent ered into neaotlationa on Kay ll , 1990 ln accordance vlth the Ci ty of £1\alevood Charter . The tentative acre ... nt repreaenta a &ood fa ith effort of both pa rtie• to neaotla t e a c o11ect lv baraalnlna aare ... n t . Slanlttcant chana • to th contract : Artlcl t • qulr d rtl p a y n U 1 d to PUA ate rca . Ar lela 12 ·Th City b 1 r t r ah1Ct . 4r tel 11 • Spa lfl 1 c aa ll loy Ardc:le )1 • All ct t p r ol dl )IUt • y I . • • • BACKGROUND A Resolution approving the 1991-1992-1993 Collective Bargaining Contract between the City of Englewood and the Englewood Fire Fighters Association is attached . The City of Englewood and the Englewood Fire Fighter Association reached a tentative agreement on the Collective Bargaining Agree .. nt on June l, 1990 . The members of the Englewood Fire Fighters Association duly ratified, by a .. jority of the members, the tentative Collective Bargaining Agree•ent (see attached notification of ratification). The contract shall take effect on January 1, 1991 and shall continue in force to Dece•ber 31, 1993. FIIWICI4L The attached contract outlines the proposed compensation schedules, overtime compensation, personal leave, holidays and settle .. nt of disputes . A financial impact of the chana•• is not yet available . The .. thod for calculatin& the raises has re .. inad the s ... and, as in prior years, will not be available until November . • • • • Rf3WI'I~ 00. /i:J-, SOUES CF 1990 A Rf3WI'I~ APPROVING 'niE 1991-92-93 CCI.LEX:TIVE ~ c:c:tmw:T BY AND ~ 'niE CITY CF ~, c::a.awx>, AND 'niE D1Gt.EHX1> FIRE FI~ ASSOCIATI~, EffECI'IVE JMUAAY 1, 1991 'l1tROOGH J:B:fl18EJt 31, 1993. ~. the 1991-92-93 Collective Barg&ining ContriiCt by and between the City of ~lewcod and ~lewood Fire Fiqhters Association, consistinq of the curnnt ~It u -.nded by the tentative •-•t, hu been cllly ratified by a majority of the I'IBib!rs of the ~lewcod Fire Fiqhters Association; and ~. Section 3-5-6 A, E)'oqlewcod Municipal Code 1985, r.quires that the contract be ~R>l'OIIed and ratified by City Council; l'!Of, '11tDtEKiCE, BE IT Rl!:SCLVED BY 'niE CITY a:lN:IL CF 'l1iE CITY CF DIGI.DCXD, ~. 'niAT: Section 1. on. 1991-92-93 Collective Barg&ininq ContriiCt by and~ the city of &;1.wooc1, Colorado, and the E)'oqlewcod Fire Fighters Association, effective January 1, 1991 through o.c.nt.r 31, 1993, a copy of which is attached t.r.to ancS made a put hereof, be and the same is t.r.by approved. Section 2. on. Mayor of the City of ~l.wooc! is hanlby authcdzed and ~-.cute the 1!191-92-93 Collective BAr9aining Contr~et 8')d the City Clerk ahal1 attat: the .... ADCPm:> AJC) APPIOI!%> the lllth day of June, 1990. Atteet: htiic1a R. crow, eity d 1i ... • I . . • • • COLLECTIVE BARGAINING COIIITRACT BETWEEN THE ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 117 3 6 AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE YEARS Ull, UU, AND UU This contract is entered into by and between the City of En9lewood (hereinafter referred to as the "City") and the Englewood Fire Fighters (hereinafter referred to as the "Union"). I • • - • • • • ,. • ARTICLE 6 . DURATION OF CONTRACT A. This contract shall take effect on January 1, 1911, and shall continue in force to and includinq December 31, 19i} • • I • • • • ARTICLE B. COMPENSATION A. The salary schedule that becaDe effective on ~anuary 1, 1990 is as follows: Reqular Straight Time Hourly Rate Firefighter (probationary) Firefighter (lst Class) Firefighter (2nd Closs) Firefighter (3rd Class) Firemedic 2nd Class Firemedic 3rd Class Driver/Operator/Engineer Lieutenant 8.03 9.26 10.19 11.25 11.25 12.33 12.33 13.56 Premium Or Over- time Rote Monthly 12.04 13.89 15.28 16.87 16.87 18.50 18.50 20.35 $1,953 2,253 2,479 2,727 2,727 3,000 3,000 3,300 Annual $23,436 27,036 29,748 32,724 32,724 36,000 36,000 39,600 B. (1) Effective January 1, ~ l11l. ~ January 1, ~ lJll and January 1. 199), employees covered by this Contract will race ve cocpensation developed from the median monthly base salary for top grade Fire Fighters froa the following Denver Metropol tan Fire Depart~ents: Aurora Denver Bancroft Boulder castlewoocs Glendale Laltevood Littleton Thornton Weatainster (2) The .. thodolOCJY used in deteraininq the edian wage rate is aet forth below: , I • • • ARTICLE 8. COMPENSATION A. The salary schedule that became effective on January 1, 1990 is as follows: Reqular Straight Premium Time Hourly Or Over- BAt I t.i.m1 BAtt Hs:mtlll.~ AD mal. Firefighter (probationary) 8.03 12.04 $1,953 $23,436 Firefighter (lst Clasa) 9.26 13.89 2,253 27,036 Firefighter (2nd Class) 10.19 15.28 2,479 29,748 Firefighter (Jrd Class) 11.25 16.87 2,727 32,724 Firemedic 2nd Class 11.25 16.87 2,727 32,724 Firemedic 3rd Class 12.33 18.50 3,000 36,000 Driver/Operator/Engineer Lieutenant 12.33 18.50 3,000 36,000 B. 13.56 20.35 3,300 39,600 (1) Effective January 1, ~ ~ ~ January 1, ~ llll And JAnUAry 1. 1993, employees covered by this Contract will rece ive cocpensation developed !rom the median monthly base salary for top grade Fire Fighters from the following Denver Metropol tan Fire Depart~ents: Aurora Denver Bancroft Boulder CastlewOOd Glendale LakewOOd Littleton Thornton Wasta nster {2) The .. thodolocw used in detenininq the aecHan waqe rate is ••t forth below: (a) The aonthly atralght tl .. wa;e rate excluding all other tona of coapensatlon tor top grade Fire Fighter froa each of the departaents listed above will be arranged fro hi;hest paid to lo est paid and the aedlan va;e ra e ill hen be deterain d. (Ex le: • e Ap nd x .) (b) Once e •9• rate tor Pi9hter ia detenin d. tha in eatablisbln9 he City for ir Fi9h er III. Fire USed rata , I . - ( • • • (c) After the median wage rate for Fire Fighter III is established, an additional ten percent (10\) will be added to that rate in order to establish the wage rate for Driver Operator Engineer. An additional ten percent {10\) will then be added to the new Driver Operator Engineer rata to establish the Lieutenant's wage rate. {d) The base wage rate for Fire fighter II will be ten percent {10\) below the base wage rate for Fire Fighter III. The base wage rate for Fire Fighter I will be ten percent (10\) below the base wage rate for Fire Fighter II. {e) The methodology used in establishing the probationary Fire fighter wa;e rate will be the same as indicated in 2 (a) above. {f) In no event s~all an e~ployee's base wage rate be reduced !or the years liil, ~. and ljil. {g) The above me-:~odology will be used to esta!::l i sh wages for e~ployees covered by this Contract !or the years liil, 4iil and liil· {h) In order to accurately detenr.ine the \o'aqe rates from each of the Fire Departments ident tied in 8{1), the wage da~a will be collected by the City and the Union in £ep•e_.•• ef 1989 aft• l99Q Octobe r of 1220. 1221 and 1222. All wage data collected will be subject to veri! cation. c. The coapensation fiqures identified in Table l above ere based cpon the n~er o! reqularly ·~~eduled hours per on h and per year includinq overtime, and are not adjusted fer becacse of the City•a biweekly pay systea. The ethodoloqy used in deter.ininq the hourly, preaiua;ovarti , aonthly and annual co pensation is contained in Ap~ndix A 1 attached. !. In ployee'a c pu inq • nnu 1 co nsation retl c •d r.sation tor scheduled o a o (U) hour ) I . • • • F. Effective January 1, 1988, in addition to their reqular hourly wage rate, qualified employees holding the rank of firefighter who are assigned and authorized by the Fire Chief to perform on a regular basis Fire Medic duties shall receive a ten (lOt) percent wage increase over and above the effee~ed affected eaployees• regular hourly wage rate. ATlW AGI-.n:NDIT May n, ltto • I • • • • • ARTICLE 9. OVERTIME A. Standard Overtime. 3. Non-exempt employees covered by this contract shall receive overtime compensation for work performed over and above the assiqned work schedule. Any overtime coapenution for training shall bt Dunuant t9 the proyiliona of the Fair Lober Standards ACt. All overtil:le compensation shall bt calculated at ti1:1e and one-half (l l/2) of the employee's rtqular wage rate. D. Co•pensatory Time. 4. ~ployees must notify the Depart:ent by October 1, of each year, of their intention in recti vinq compensatory pay in lieu of tbe off. Pavout fo; co•penutorv time hours accrued will b~ :::if W ~~~ total nu;ber of hours on record as of QC_o ____ o_ t __ h U..U:· 0 :::ot:-. -. . ... - • • • ARTICLE 12. PERSONAL LEAVE Effective January 1, 1988, all shift work employees covered by this contract shall be granted ninety-six (96) hours of personal leave with pay which an employee is entitled to use for the following purposes: A. Time lost as a result of illness/injury to the employee or the eaployee•s iaaediate faaily. B. Attend personal business. c. Leisure time. For any employee who has not used the ninety-six (96) hours of personal leave, the City will coapensate said employee for the unused tiaa at the employee's regular wage rata to be paid in the first paid period in Decaaber of each year. Personal leave time shall not exceed ninety-six (96) hours nor shall it be accumulated or carried over froa year to the next. In the evant of illness/injury in which personal leave is requested, the employee shall notify his/her supervisor at least one (1) hour prior to the .. ployaa • • scheduled reporting time. Qfte •••••ftal lea•1e •ay shall ~. ~··•"'••• ••• ahif\, At the uployee•s option, unused personal leave hours as described above aay be transferred into the coavansatory tiae bank subject to Article t D or paid out at the eaployaa•s regular hourly vega rata. ATI V M::W:MDI"'' May 21 , lttO I • • • • • ARTICLE 18. HOLIDAYS lL. Forty (40) hour employees will not bt eliaiblt to receive I holiday pay cashout. but shall receive the days Off~ ~~~ :~iv:~ Clll officially rtcoqniztd City holidays provided the m v h actually worked or hod approved paid leov! ~~!~: ~~; ~jd£5t~~Y prior to and following a holiday unless o•b r v t' Safety pirtctor. A ahift work tmployet who is assi~:O:: ~~~y C40) hour assignment during the course of tht year w b o i t pro rota holiday pay cashout at the end of that year !or'the'P;riod that ht was on shift work. .... I . . • • • ARTICLE 31. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES A grievance is defined as an alleged violation of a specific provision of this contract. The employee and the Association shall be required to follow the procedure as set out below: Step 1 If an employee is unable to settle the grievance or dispute orally and informally through his/her shift commander within five (5) working days of the date of the occurrence of the grievance, or the employee's knowledge of it, the employee may, within the succeeding five (5) work days, file a written grievance with his/her supervisor. The shift com~ander shall attempt to adjust the matter and shall respond in writing to the employee within five (5) work days. Step 2 It the answer is not satisfactory. the matter shall be presented in writip; by the enplcvee to the pivision Chief within five C5l work days !ollowipg receipt of the Suvtrvisor's response. The piyiaion Chit! shall nspopd in ...,utina to the epp!oyu wh:;tip fiye 15> work days. Sttp 3 If the answer is not satisfactory, the lllatter shall be presented in writing by the employee to the pirector o! Safety Seryices within five (5) work days following receipt of the piyision Cbief's response. The pirtctor of Safety Stryicts shall respond in writing to the employee within five (5) work days. Sttp 4 If the grievance still reaains unadjusted, it shall be presented by the eaployee to the City Manager in writing within five (5) work days following receipt of the response of the pinctor of Safety Stryicu. The City Kanagtr or his/hn designated raprtsentativa shall respond in wri ing w1thin tan (10) work days. lttp 5 If tht grievance is still unset leeS, the Asaocia ion, within ten (10) work days attar receipt of the ana er by the Ci y K n ~~~ or his/her dasigna ad representative, aay by vritt n no ic request t.he aatter be h reS by the Career Jarvie ao.rcS. T • c rear 1 rviea lo reS or i • designat cS hearln; ott c r shall b r •• e1 to issue a decision within thirty (lO) day after conclusion of tiStiaony and arv nt. tach PI y ah U r< apon ble tor ATlV I . • • - compensation to its own representatives and witnesses. I! either party desires a verbatim record o! the proceedings, it ~ay cause such a record to be made, provided it pays for the record and ma kes copies available without charge to the other party and to the Career Service Board or its des i gnated heari ng off i cer . Fa i l ure by an employee to co~ply with any t i me lim i tat i on shall const i tute a settlement of the grievance . Sh ou l d t h e e ~pl o y e r no t respond within the prescribed time, t h e gr i evance wil l a u t om at i ca lly proceed to the next step. Authority of career Service Bo ard The Career Service Board or i ts des ignated hearing of fic er shall have no authority to add t o o r s ubtra ct fro m or c h a n ge th e t e rms o! th i s Co n tract. The ~ritten d ecision of the Bo~rd or i t s designa t ed hear ing o ffi c e r shall be f inal and bindin g upon the part i es. The Boa rd o r its designa t ed hearing officer s hall li~it i ts de ci s ion s trictl y to the grievance sub~itted which has been p r ope r ly p rocessed t h r ough the grievance procedure outlined. Grievance Optioo It is agreed t hat should the appeal procedure as provided under 138:4 of t he City Charter or applicable ordinance provisions be utilized, r ecourse to the grievance procedure included in this Ar t icle sha ll b e ~a ived . Processing Grievance puring Work Hours Gr i e vance s ma y be investi9ated and processed by t~e emp oyee durin9 wo r ki nq hours within reasonable ti~e l its ~ithout loss of pay p r ovided notice is 9iven and the ~ork load permits. The employee shall be a llowed to attend hearin9s while on d~ty. Ora l and Written Corrective Action Oral Corrective Action --Whenever 9rounds for corrective action exbt and the auperviaor deteraines th t the incident, action or behavior of the tmplo)'te is such that ore severe ac icM it not i tdiataly necessary , the supervisor should orally co .. unica • to the t ployea the s erviaor's o sarva ion of tht problea and offer assistance in corrt ctinq the a1 u tion. n a~ or 1 correct vt a ction is 9iven, t .t superv sor should ensure ha ht supervisor's loq is docu tnt d to show d t f tht eorr c • actlon and the nature of tht eorreetlvt act on. Tht ploytt ahou1d be edvia d that ht eorr et ve act on will be doeua nt d 1~ tht suptrv hor • a loq. Written Corrective Ac ion - hat r ttan eorr e va act on corrective etion shall bt ad I • • • • include the violation; the specific behavior and the dates of the behavior (when appropriate) that support the charge; the warning that continuance of this behavior will result in disciplinary action; and an offer of assistance in correcting the behavior. A signed copy of the corrective action by the supervisor shall be included in the employee's official personnel file in the Employee Relations office, and the employee shall have the opportunity to aubait written comments in response to the corrective action to be included in the file. I! an employee disagrees with the letter o! corrective action, the eaployee, within seven (7) calendar days, may request a review of the written corrective action by the Eaployee Relations Director. I • • - • • • • Englewood Fire Fighter Association • Local 17 36 555 W . Jefferson Avenue • Englewood. Co lorado 80110 Administrative Service• Director Randie L. Barthlome Randie, June 12, 1990 The Firefighters association has voted to ra ify the tentative agree- ment neaotiated between the Firefighters and the City of tnQle'l.'o od. J;e appreciate the proCeaaional de eanor diapla •ed by the C1ty neaotiatin& tea• and thank you Cor your cooperation in schedul i nc aee:1nas, one of which t ook place on short notice. Sincere£.} I .C.J'i..J':J !._ J."'\1. Do le' Enale ood F rt Fiahter Aaaociation I • • CONTRACT ARTICLE 1 ARTICLE 2 ARTICLE 3 ARTICLE 4 ARTICLE 5 ARTICLE 6 ARTICLE 7 ARTICLE 8 ARTICLE 9 ARTICLE 10 ARTICLE ll ARTICLE 12 ARTICLE 13 ART ICLE l4 ARTICU 15 ARTICLE 16 ARTICLE 17 ARTICLE 11 U'l'ICLE U ARTICLE 20 ARTICLE 21 • • • I N D E X 1988, 1989, AND 1990 RECOGNITION EMPLOYEE RIGHTS BULLETIN BOARDS DUES DEDUCTION RULES AND REGULATIONS DURATION OF CONTRACT HOURS OF WORJC COMPENSATION c;>VERTIME ACTING PAY ANNUAL LEAVE PERSONAL LEAVE DISABILITY -TE MPORARY DISAB ILITY -ON-THE-JOB INJtJ RY MILITARY LEAVE FUNERAL LEAVE Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 4 Page 4 Page 5 Page 7 Page 9 Page 9 Page 10 P a g e 10 Pa ge 12 JURY DU'l"i HOLIDAYS D ITNESS SERVICE Page 13 Page 13 VOTI G LEAVE TAADI G TIME LEAVE XTHOUT PAY •• • I . • • • • I N D E X ARTICLE 22 UNIFORMS Page 15 ARTICLE 23 AUTOMOBILE ALLOWANCE Page 15 ARTICLE 24 INSURANCE -EMPLOYEES/ RETIREES Page 16 ARTICLE 25 DENTAL INSURANCE Page 16 ARTICLE 26 LIFE INSURANCE Page 17 ARTICLE 27 RETIREMENT BENEFITS Page 17 ARTICLE 28 LAYOFF Page 18 ARTICLE 29 EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE Page 18 ARTICLE 30 PROBATION Page 18 D ARTICLE 31 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES Page 19 ARTICLE 32 SUPPLIES Page 21 ARTICLE 33 DRUG TESTING AND PHYSICAL TESTING Page 21 ARTICLE 34 EXCLUSIVENESS OF CONTRACT Page 21 APPENDIX A CALCULATING THE MEDIAN (EXAMPLE) Page 23 AGREEHE~T (ICMA PLAN ) Page 24 I . . • • • COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 11736 AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR THE YEARS 1988, 1989, AND 1990 This contract is entered into by and between the City of Englewood (hereinafter referred to as the "City") and the Englewood Fire Fi ghters (hereinafter referred to as the "Un i on"). It is the purpose of this contract to achieve and maintain harmon ious relations between the City and the Union; to provide for equitable and peice- ful adjustment of differences which may arise, and to establish proper stin· dards of wages, hours and other cond i t i ons of employment. Except where li•ited by express provis i ons elsewhere in this contract, nothing in this contract shall be construed to restr ict, li•it, or impair, the rights, powers and author ity of the City as granted to i t under the laws of the State of Colorado and the City 's Charter and Mun ici pal Code. The rights, powers, and authority include, but are not li•ited to, the following: A. The detena ination of Fire Depart-.nt policy i nc luding the right to manage the affairs of the Fire Department i n all respects . ~ 8 . The right to ass ign work ing hours, includ ing overti ... C. Th e r igh t to establish, ~ify or ch ange work schedules , ~nn ng of apparat us, a.ount of apparatus in the ••in or reserve fleet, etc . D. The right to d rect the lltllbers of the Fire Oepar nt nc l d1ng t right to ire, pro.ote , transfer or discipline or dtsc trge for cause, a y fire f1ghter wtthfn t e f t re Otpar nt rty prot c on •· ""' G. The tllocat ion Ad Uat9 t e F r part nt. nt of r to all f f rs f re tenatnat \ of pOlicy aff ctt t or tr·a \ '"9 o I • • • Page 2 I. The scheduling of operations and the determination of the number and duration of hours of assigned duty per week. J. The establishment, discontinuance, modification and enforcement of Fire Department rules, regulations and orders. K. The transfer of work from one position to another within the Fire Department. L. The introduction of new, improved or different methods and tech- niques of operation of the Fire Department or a change in the exist in g methods and techniques. M. The placing of service, maintenance or other work with outside con-tractors or other agencies of the City. N. The deten~ination of the number of ranks and the number of fire fighters within each rank . 0. The deten~ination of the amount of supervision necessary . ARTICLE 1. RECOGNITION The City recognizes the union as the organization certified by the Career Service Board of the City of Englewood, as the sole and exclusive collective bargaining agent for all full-t t .. classified Englewood Fire Fighters I nclud- i ng Fire Fighter, Driver-Operator-Engineer, and Lieutenant. Excluded are Bat - talion Chief, Captain and all others as deten~ined by the Career Strvlct Board . ARTICLE 2. PLOYEE RIGHTS A. A f ll·t .. classified a.ployee covered by th s contrac shall ha e t e r 9 t : t. TIC 3 . support or participate In or to refraln p or \ng or parttclpat tng \n tny loy or· 1 c t ittes; nd r c rt if ed loy 0 I • • • Page 3 1. Union meetings. 2. Union elections. 3. Reports of Union committees. 4. Rulings of policies of the International Union. 5. Recreational or social affairs of the Union. B. The Union agrees that there shall be no other general distribution or posting by the Union or employees upon City property provided, however, the Chief may permit other material not provided for above at his/her discret i on to be posted or distributed. The material posted shall not contain anything reflecting derogatorily upon the City, any of its employees, or any other or- ganization of City employees. The City agrees that during working hours on City premises and without loss of pay, Union members may be allowed to: at- tend Union and/or management meetings, post Union notices, solicit Union mem- bership during employee's non-work time, and one on-duty representative will be allowed to assist an employee on grievances, or appeals, provided advance notice is given to the Chief and the work loads permits. ARTICLE 4. DUES DEDUCTION A. The City agrees to deduct the Union dues twice each month from the pay of those e~loyees who individually request In writing that such deduc- tions be aade, subject to the garnis~nt laws of the State of Colorado . The a.ounts to be deducted shall be certified to the City Finance Director by the Treasurer of the Union, and the aggregate deductions of all employees shall be r .. itted together with an it .. ized statement to the Treasurer by the 15th of tht ·succeeding 80nth, after such deductions are •ade. The author iz ation shall be revocable during the tena of the Contract, upon a thirty (30) day written notice by the e.ployee to the City Finance Director. B. Deduct io n shall be aade fro. only two (2) paywents of wages eac 80nth, except that if wages are not pafd an authorized eeployee on the last payday of 1 given 80nth, deduction for that -anth will bt aadt fro. any ages which aay be paid to hi-'htr on the next succeeding final -anthly City payday . It Is expressly understood that the City assu.es no liabtlity and shall not be 1 able for the collection or PIY~ent to the Un on of any dues dur1ng any t1 that an e.ployee Is not actually work ing for the City and act ally on the pay- roll oft City . In the event of error on the chtc off lis • he Cfty 1\l not b r sponslblt to t djus nts, nt1l not1fl d by the reas rtr o t nlon . C. T e Union shall fnd lfy and hold the C1ty analess aga 1nst any nd all cla l s, su1ts, orders or jud~nts brought or ssu d against the City as a result of any act on ta en or not ta en by the City under the pro Is on of th s Ar lclt. C ang s In th du s nt to be deducted s all l •t td to t s tach year and prov dtd a th rty (30) day r1tten nottce s pro· City F n net 0 rector . sue nt days I • • • • Page 4 ARTICLE 5. RULES AND REGULATIONS A. Except as limited by the express terms of this contract, the City retains the right to promulgate reasonable rules, regulations , policies, pro- cedures and directives. Said rules , regulations, policies, procedures and directives which are an alleged violation of this contract shall be subject to the grievance procedure. B. The City agrees to consult with the Union concerning the formulation of changes of rules and regulations, policies, procedures and directives. ARTICLE 6. DURATION OF CONTRACT A. This contract shall take effect on January 1, 1988, and shall con-tinue in force to and including December 31, 1990. B. This contract or any part of I t, may be terminated or renegotiated at any time by •utual consent of both part ie s . C. If any article or sect i on of th i s contract should be held inv alid by operation of law or the District Court, or i f co.pllance with or enforcement of any article or section should be restra in ed by such District Court, the r .. ainder of this contract shall rea.in in full force and effect, and the parties shall pra.ptly .. et and confer for the purpose of atte~ting to arr ive at a ~tually satisfactory replac ... nt for such art i cle or section . D. The parties agree and understand that prov sions re l ating to e.- ployees covered by this contract shall In no way displace or eod fy prtsent or future statutory or case law of the State of Colorado . E. The parties acknowledge that during negot i ations wh ich resulted In this contract, each had the unli•ited r ig ht and opport~n ty to a. e d nds and proposals wi th respect to any subject or a.tter appropr ate for et 1 and to confer and have discussions and that the understand1ngs and agre n s arr ved at by the parties after th s exercise of that r g t and oppor n1 y art set forth i n this contract . TJCL£ 7. S OF A For t OSI normally cons1st of an a erage of se enty · consecutive days, reoccurr 1ng r cycles based on a alttrnatfng b ''' of 8tr ley sys a. £ lo s us gn d to non-shl t n average or at ast forty (•O ) ours of r occurring r cycles. c. c:o-t ru r day or r I • • • . . • Page 5 D. The work schedule may be changed by the Fire Chief provided a mini- mum nine (9) days · advance notice is given. Work schedules may be changed without advance notice in the case of emergencies as determined by the Fire Chief. ARTICLE 8. COMPENSATION A. Effective January 1, 1988, employees covered by this Agreement will receive compensation as provided in the table below : T A B L E Regular Straight Premium Time Hourly or Over- ~ time Rate* Honthl~* Annual* Firefighter (probationary) Firefighter 1st Class s 7.21 Sl0 .82 S1,803 S21,636 8 .31 12 .47 2,079 24 ,948 Firefighter 2nd Class 9.15 13 .73 2,288 27 ,456 Firefighter 3rd Class 10 .07 15 .11 2,517 30,204 Fir..adic 2nd Class 10 .07 15 .11 2,517 30,204 Fire .. dic 3rd Class 11 .07 16 .61 2, 769 33 ,228 Dr i ver/Operator/Engineer Lieutenant 11.07 16.61 2. 769 33 ,228 12 .18 18 .27 3,046 36 ,552 B. (1) Effective January 1, 1989 and January 1, 1990, .-ployees covered by this Contract wi ll receive compensat i on deve l oped fr om the -.d i an -anthly base sa l ary for top grade Fi re Fi ghters fr o he foll~i ng Denver Metropol i tan Fi re Oepart~~ents : Aurora Denver Bancroft Boulder Cutlewood Gl enda l e Lakewood Li tt l et on Thornton ts 1 nster (2) The .,thodology used i n deter.i nt ng the .ed t n age ra e 1s s t t forth 1 : (a ) The .onthly stra i ght t agt ra e exc l ud i ng all ot t r fo s of c~e nsatton for top gr ade Ft re F g ter froe tach of the dep art nts l i sttd above w1ll be arranged froa hi g est pa1d to l ~s t pa i d and t he .. dian wa ge r ate w 11 then be dettr · • ned. (E x.ap l e : se e Ap pend i x A attach d .) (b) Once the -.dfan age rate for top gr de Fi re Ft ghter ts d te nain td , th1t r ate will then be used 1n tst 1bl 1sh ng t C ty of Entlewood 's wag r at t for F rt f i ghter 111 . I . Page 6 • • • (c) After the median wage rate for Fire Fighter III is es· tablished, an additional ten percent (10~) will be added to that rate in order to establish the wage rate for Driver Opera- tor Engineer. An additional ten percent (10%) will then be added to the new Driver Operator Engineer rate to establish the Lieutenant's wage rate. (d) The base wage rate for Fire Fighter II will be ten percent (10%) below the base wage rate for Fire Fighter III. The base wage rate for Fire Fighter I will be ten percent (1~) below the base wage rate for Fire Fighter II. (e) The methodology used in establishing the probationary Fi re Fighter wage rate will be the same as indicated in Z(a) above. (f) In no event shall an employee's base wage rate be reduced for the years 1989 and 1990 . (g) The above .. thodo l ogy will be used to establish wages for e•ployees covered by this Contract for the years 1989 and 1990 . (h) In order to accurate ly deter.ine the wage rates from each of the Fire Oepart.ents identified in 8(1), wage data wtll be collected by the City and the Union in Septe~r of 1989 and 1990 . All wage data collected will be subject to verlficat i on . (i) Should a dispute ar ise between the City and the Union con· cernin~ the accuracy of the wage survey data, the dispute sha ll be subject to the gr iev ance procedure conta ned tn th\s Con tract . C. The ca.pens at ton f gures l dent f l ed In Table 1 abo e are bas d po n er of regularly scheduled hours per ~nth and per year lnclyd i ng .o tr · and are not adjusted for because of the Ci ty 's b e ly pay syste . T t ol ogy used n deten~ln ng the our l y, pr I over t n hly and ' an· nual c ensatton I s conta i ned t n Append x A attac d . I . • • • Page 7 G. In addition to their regular hourly wage rate, shift fire investiga- tors assigned and authorized by the Fire Chief will receive S100 .00 per month or its hourly wage rate equivalent. ARTICLE 9. OVERTIME A. Standard Overtime. 1. Upon determination that the reporting number of assigned per- sonnel to the duty shift i s below the City established level , the call to off-duty personnel for overtime will be made. 2. Non-exempt employees covered by this contract working in pos i- tions other than their actual rank are counted in acting capac i t y. In the event requirements necessitate pos itions be filled wi th act u- al rank, personnel of said actual rank will be ordered in. 3. Non -exem pt employees covered by this contract shall rece iv e overti .. co.pensation for work or training except cert i f i cat i on for para.edic and EHT perfonaed over and above the assigned work schedule . Overt i .. co.pensat i on shall be calculated at t ime and one-half (1 l /2) of the employee 's regular hourly wage rate. 4. An Individual card f il e, for each of the categories shall be aaintaintd for the purpose of overt i .. recall . The f ile s w1 ll ini - tially be set up on the bas i s of seniority and then will be used on 1 rotation basis. The person work i ng overti .. will be pa i d actua l hours worked for that pos i tion wh i ch he/she fills . Regular overtime cards will not be -aved unt il 1 block of twelve (12) hours or .are is either worked or refused . The card will not be -avid for refusal if the e.ployee is sick or on annual leave, or i f th is wou ld require the .. ployee to work seventy-two (72) consecutive hours, or .are. Refusal for sickness w 11 be accepted only i f the e~loyee as ab- sent the last duty day due to illness or te.porary disab1l1ty leave . Annual l eave i s the period of t i .. froa the end of the last du y da worked unt 1 the e~loyee returns to duty. Ho ver, if an loy e is on an nu al le ave , he/she has the optton to wor on ny t I s/ er own shift. 5. Shirt c anders 11 c 11 t e f rst p rson el gf ble and 'If unable to contact, h /she w1ll cont n t rou h th nora~l ro a 10 nt 1 soaeon ts cont cted. If no oft-duty personn l hh to he/she ill order In t e f i rst person /she contacts foll 1n9 e nora~l rotation. If t e overt1 person is not at t e ass 1gned st • tion by 0700, the person go ng off duty 1ll auto. tically 9 v one (1) hour o ert , a1nl~. and th reafter n lf (l/2) our Inert ntt. I • Page 8 • • • 7. No one other than the Fire Chief, the on-duty Battalion Chief, or acting Battalion Chief, Union representative, at the request of the employee, with the employee and management personnel present, shall have access to or review the overtime cards . Any person not following this policy or found tampering with the file will be sub- ject to disciplinary action by the Fire Chief. B. Emergency Overtime. 1. Emergency overtime is defined as a multi-alarm situation or disaster where more than normal manning is required and must be au-thorized by the Fire Chief. Z. When non-exempt employees covered by this contract work over- time on an emergency call back bas is, that overt i me shall be com- puted on a forty (40) hour duty week wage basis . C. Combined Overt ime. 1. When a non-exempt employee covered by this contract is work ing 1 standard overtime shift and responds to an emergency with other employees called on emergency overtime, he /she wil l be compensated on the emergency overt im e basis dur i ng the per i od of that emergenc y . 0 . Compensatory Ti me . 1. Co.pensatory time including unused personal leave, holiday t ime and overti .. hours may be accumulated as ca.pensatory t i me up to a •axi~ of 150 hours. Z. Accumu l ated compensatory hours may be cashed out for pay sub- Ject to a •ax i.u. of 75 hours per year . 3 . At any t i .. dur in g the year at the City 's optton any compensa- tory ti .. accumulated by an employee i n ex cess of seven ty -five (75) hours aay be cashed out for pay at the e.ployee 's regular hourly wage rate . 4 . EJiployeu st not 1fy the depar tnt by Oc ober 1. of uch year, oft etr 1ntent fon of rece i ving cop nsa ory pay t n lieu of tf off . 5. Th e use of c needs of h d ptr Chief. nsatory t off shall be deter. ned by the nt and t en at t 1 s appro ed by he Ftrt (1) At th loyee's opt on, co.p nsatory t nclud ng un · used p rsonal le ave hours and olld y hours s 11 be r ns· ftrrtd tnto 1 co.p nsatory t ban subJ ct to 0(1) abo e or Pttd out et t loyee' reguler hourly gt r te . l~) At loy e 's option, any o r\ tr nsf rrtd nto th c ns tory t abo or p ld out . D I • • • • Page 9 7. All compensatory hours in excess of 150 will be paid or taken in time off at the discretion of the Fire Chief. ARTICLE 10. ACTING PAY All icting positions •ssigned ind iuthorized by the Fire Chief or the Chief's designated representative will be compensated at full pay. The em- ployee must be in the position four (4) consecutive shifts before the employee becomes eligible for acting position compensation. Such pay shall be retroac - tive to the first day the employee assumes responsibility of the position. Acting assignments will be made according to the following procedure : Acting D.O.E. First Priority-Eligib ili ty Li st Second Priority -Check-off List Third Priority -Fire Fighter III Fourth Prior i ty -Fire Figh ter II ARTICLE 11. ANNUAL LEAVE Acting Lt. First Priority-El igi bili ty List Second Priority -DOE/Fire Fi ghter III Th i rd Priority - Fi re Figh ter II A. Sh i ft work a.ployees shall bt entitled to annual leave accord ing to the following schedule: 1-4 years continuous service 5-g years continuous Service 10-14 years continuous service 15-)g years con t inuous serv ce ZO+ years continuous service Hourly Accu.ulat i on Annual Per Month Total Hours 13 hours 15 u 21 23 156 180 zza Z5Z 276 llilli 6 .5 7.5 g _5 10 .5 11 .5 In order to qualify for annual leave credit dur1ng the .anth, thee - ployee st h1ve orked 1t ltave one-half (l/2) of the r tng days of tha aonth excluding authortz d p1fd lta e . Annual leave shall not bt granted to any e~loyet unttl h /s t has been in th loy of the City for at least one (1) year unless otht se author ltd by the Ch tf . 8 . Th ax ~ eccu lation of ennual leave shall bt wo (2) s e ploy et 's nona11 ann al leeve ace latton. for u t of n ual lt l 1u~t s all I . • • .. • Page 10 E. Annual leave Pay -The rate of annual leave pay shall be the em- ployee 's regular straight time hourly rate of pay for the employee's regular job and charged on a working hour basis, excluding regular days off. Annual leave shall be allowed only to the total hourly amount accumulated at the beginning of the leave, as verified and authorized by the Fire Chief. Em· ployees may receive their annual leave pay, provided the employee makes a written request to their supervisor and approved by the Fire Chief fifteen {IS) calendar days prior to the start of their annual leave. F. Minimum Usage -There shall be a one {1) shift minimum use of annua l leav e time for shift workers with the following exception: If an employee covered under this contract has used all of the personal leave provided to him/her for the year, the employee may use annual leave of less than one (I) shift as approved and authorized by the Fire Chief or the Chief's designa ed representative. C. Annual leave Pay Upon Separation -Any employee who is separated from the service of the City, i.e., ret irement, termination or layoff, shall be compensated for the unused annual leave time accumulated at the time of separation. ARTICLE 12. PERSONAL LEAVE Effective January 1, 1988, all shift work e•ployees covered by this con- tract shall be granted ninety-six {96) hours of personal leave with pay ~hich an employee is entitled to use for the following purposes : A. ployee's 8 . c. Ti .. lost as a result of illness/injury to the employee or the e - i ... diate f111ily , , 1 \..J ~ I %' . ~. _ .:..-----I -t ... I • ,JI -Attend personal business. : ·;; ( ~: 'l I • ., '1., leisure t i... / -7 he e loyee 's OPt1on, nu td p rson tr nsferred Into ht c ens tory t l t th loy ., r vular hourly I • • .. Page 11 B. Prov i sion -During the life of this contract, the Ci ty agrees to provide temporary disability leave with pay for employees absent as a result of illness/injury at the rate of one hundred per cent (100%) of the employee 's regular wage up to one hundred twenty (120) calendar days /forty (40) sh i fts. C. Temporary disability leave shall not be accumulative except that on January 1 of each year, the City shall restore one hundred per cent (100%) of the number of days/shifts used by an employee during the preced i ng year up t o a maximum of sixty (60) days or twenty (20) shifts. D. Util i zation . 1. Authorization for temporary disability leave wi th pay shal l only be granted after the first shift/day of di sab ility . 2. Author i zat i on for temporary d i sab i l i ty shall cnly be gra nte d for the fo l low i ng reason s: (a) I llness or i nj ury of the empl oyee not se rvice conn ected, I nc l ud ing mat ern i t y. E. Sic k Le ave Opti on -All si ck leave accrue d by employees prior to J anuary 1, 1980, sha ll vest with t e eMpl oyee, and may be used in the follow-i ng manner: 1. Af t er t he one hund re d tw ent y (120) days/forty (40) shifts as desc r i bed ab ove have be en used , unl es s the e ~l oye e is entitled to re t ire .. nt as a resul t of dis ab i l ity. 2. By cas hing in al l accru ed s ick le ave accuaul ated under the pre- viou s pl an upon n o na~l re t ireme nt fro. th e City at t e r ate of one (1) hou r 's pay for ea ch t wo (2) hours of accrued s ck leave at the e.ployee's regul ar r ate or one (1) hour's pay for each four (4) hours upon sep aration fro. the City. 3 . By cashing In accrued sick leave under the prev ous plan, once each year at the conversion rate of four (4) hours s i c leave or one (1) hour pay, not to exceed a conversion of .are t an four h n-drtd (400) ours each year . I . • • • Page 12 H. Abuse of Temporary Disability-Abuse of temporary disability occurs when an employee misrepresents the actual reason for requesting temporary dis- ability or when an employee uses temporary disability leave for unauthorized purposes. An employee who makes a false claim for temporary disability leave shall be subject to disciplinary action or dismissal. ARTICLE 14. DISABILITY -ON-THE-JOB INJURY A. For any on-the-job injury which causes any employee to be absent from work as a result of such injury, the City shall pay to such employee his/ her full wages from the first day of his/her absence from work up to and in- cluding the 90th calendar day of such absence, less whatever sums received by the employee as disability benefits under workmen's compensation. The City reserves the right to require any employee on injury or disability leave to submit to an examination(s) by City-appointed physician(s) at the City 's ex- pense or under the provision of workmen 's compensation or the ret i rement / pension provision as provided under State statute. B. All injuries that occur during working hours shall be reported to the employee's supervisor within twenty-four (24) hours of the i njury or be- fore the employee leaves their department of employment unless circumstances beyond the control of the employee would not perm i t. ARTICLE 15 . MILITARY LEAVE A. Any pena~nent or probationary employee who enlists or is induc ted i nto the ailitary, naval, air or other armed services of the United States 1n time of war shall be ent i tled to a leave of absence without pay for the dura- tion of such war or until honorably d is charged, wh ich ever occurs first, and for on e (1) year thereafter . 8. Any e ployee who shall be a .. mber of the Nat ion al Guard or any ot er coaponen t of the • litary forces oft eState, now or hereafter or· gan1ztd or consttt ted unde r the State or tderal law, shall be enttt led to a le a t of absence fro h1sjher e~loy nt tthout loss of pay, sentort y, s a- s, efficiency ra !ng, acatlon, sic lea tor other beneft s for all t n I h Is engag d wt h s ch organtzat on or c ponen tn tratnt g or IC ' t s ~,, ordtrtd or uthoriz d by proper authortty pursuant o 1 • r or St lt or dtral purposes, but not t ceding fif ttn (15) days tn ny calt r 1 ar. Such ltavt shall bt all d In cast ht requtrtd tlt ary tee fs l s c ort y perfo tch shall b pres ed unless con· rary ts s ltsh d. \ .. I . I I I l I I I I I I I I ' I I I I • • • Page 13 D. Subject to provision A, B and C above, the City shall provide full pay to an employee granted military leave, less whatever compensation the em- ployee may have received by the military for such service. ARTICLE 16. FUNERAL LEAVE The Fire Chief shall grant leave with pay to an employee to attend the funeral of a member of the employee's family. The number of days granted shall be governed by the circumstances of the case, but shall be at least one (1) shift and in no event shall they exceed three (3) of the employee 's regu- larly assigned shifts. For the purposes of this section, "employee's family" shall mean the employee's spouse, or the children, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters of the employee or of the employee 's spouse and other members of the family at the discretion of the Ci ty. ARTICLE 17. JURY DUTY AND WITNESS SERVICE Leave •ay be granted to an employee for serv i ng on jury duty or as a wt t- ness in his/her official capacity i n obedience to a subpoena or di rect i on by legal authority . He/she shall be entit l ed to the d i fference between hi s/her regular compensation and the fees received for jury duty or as a wi tness . When he /she is subpoenaed as a wi tness i n pr i vate l i t i gat i on to test t fy, not in his/her offic i al capacity but as an indiv i dual , the t i me absent by reason thereof shall be taken as accrued leave or leave wtthout pay . ARTICLE 18. HOLIDAYS A. (1) Beginning January 1, 1989 , sh ft work employees covered by t his Contract wi ll be el i gible for sevent y-two (7 2) hours of ho lt da y t t .. ·off or pay . (2) The payment f or ho li days wtl l be ade the f i r s t pay pe r i od in Olctmbtr of tach year based on the t pl oyee 's regu l ar stra igh t t our l y wage rate . E~loy tts st not ify t he depar tmen t y Oc ober 1, of each year , of t he i r in te nl to n of rtctivtng holid a~a y i n 1 eu of l l .. off . (l ) For loy ts to bt tl g blt for hol l day payj t i off . t ploy t s t hav r td at lea st ont · alf (1/2) of th schtd l td o rs each -onth t c l ud ng author ltd pa i d l ta t . (4) Hol i day p 1 for ter.\nat f ng and n d ttratn d on a n ly pro r ta I • • • • • • Page 14 ARTICLE 19. VOTING LEAVE All employees will be illowed 1 re1sonable time off as authorized by the Fire Chief without loss of piy to vote. This time will be used by the em-ployee only to vote. ARTICLE 20. TRADING TIHE A. Employees may be permitted to secure another Fire Fighter of equal rank and qualifications to substitute for them subject to approval of their supervisor. The employee substituting shall be responsible to work the scheduled shift and any absence shall be charged against that employee. Any request for substitutes shall be signed by both Fire Fighters 1nd approval of the supervisor shall also be in writing. B. Trading time shall be governed by the following criteria: 1. The trading of tf .. is done voluntarily by the employees par-ticipating in the trade. 2. The reason for trading time is due to the employee 's des ire or need not because of Fire Department operations . 3. If 1 trade request is denied by a supervisor, the superv is or shall prov i de a wr i tten stat ... nt to the requesting employee the reason for denial of the request . ARTICLE 21 . LEAVE WITHOUT PAY Eligibili ty Ptraantnt eaployees a ay be granttd a l eave of absence wi thout pay for reasons of educat i on wh ich is al li td to the dut i es of the City, settle nts o an estate, child cart, serious illness of a ...O.r of the e.ployee 's fa.ily , but shall not be ustd for the purpose of obtain ng eaplo~nt elsewhere . ta t w thout pay shall not excetd six (6) .anths of an y year but ay be tX· tndtd upon request for an add t onal s\x (6) -anths. The total le a t t shall not exce d one (I) year . Upon return froa appro td lta t, tht loyee 111 be restortd to t 1r fo r position i f available or to a position co.- parable for fch t loy s quali itd. Our ng periOds of unpa d leave, loy ts shall not cont nut o ac cru ser fee crtd1t or bt tllgfblt for any City b n ffts . Appl cation for Ltav lt t of 1 sene wtthou t pey shell bt suba tttd n rlt · o th F re Chit • ht request shall indic ate tht ree on fs ng requ sttd and the epprox te 1 ngth of lt t I • • • • • Page 15 Consideration of Leave Request The Fire Chief may grant or deny leave requests, taking into consider- ation the department's work force, work load and the employee's request. Failure to Return Unless unusual circumstances exist, an employee who fails to return by the date of leave expiration shall be considered to have voluntarily resigned from the service of the City. ARTICLE 22. UNIFORMS A. (1) If an employee is required to wear a uniform and/or safety equipment, the employee shall wear the uniform and/or safety equip- .. nt only as authorized or required by the department work rules . All .-ployees shall •aintain a presentable appearance while on duty. The .-ployee is responsible for any damage to the unifona or safety equip .. nt by negligence vr deliberate act. The City will be respon- sible for providing all uniforms and safety equipment. (2) The Oepart•ent on a replacement basis will bear the cost of replacement unifonas. The new replacement unifona will meet or ex- ceed recognized industry standards such as those published by OSHA, NFPA or the U. S. Bureau of Standards. B. Should the depart.ant authorize or require a specific work/safety shoe, the depart .. nt w 11 provide said shoes which will be considered part of the required unifor.. If the depart.ant requires and provides the shoes as described above, the footwear allowance as provided in C below will be red ced to fifty percent (SOS) of the cost of author zed footwear p to SSO .OO per year. C. SubJect to conditions descr bed in 8 abo e, the depar nt 111 pro · vide fifty percent (S~) of the cost of author zed foot ar up to S7S 00 per year. £, Clt nlng • The City respons ble or pro d\ng cl "'"9 or all ftl OMI nt. TIC~C U . Alft t I • • • • Page 16 ARTICLE 24. INSURANCE -EMPLOYEES/RETIREES A. 1. Beginning January 1, 1988, the City will pay at least S186.00 per month toward the premium cost for dependent coverage and SS7.ZS per month for single coverage for the City's self funded health in-surance plan. 2. Beginning January 1, 1988, employees will pay S9 .00 per month toward the premium cost for coverage for the City's self funded health insurance plan. Employees having single coverage will not be required to pay more than 15' of the total single premium cost. 3. Beginning January 1, 1989, the City will pay at least $186 .00 per .anth toward the premium cost for dependent coverage and at least SS7 .28 per month for single coverage for the City 's self fun-ded health ins urance plan. 4. Beginning January 1, 1989, employee will pay S18.00 per month toward the premium cost for coverage for the City 's self funded health insur ance plan. Employees having single coverage will not be required to pay more than 151 of the total s i ngle premium cost . 5. Beginning January 1, 1990, the City will pay 851 per .anth of the pr .. iu. cost for dependent and single coverage for the City 's self funded health Insurance plan. 6 . le91nning January 1, 1990, e.ployees will pay fifteen percent (lSI) of the .anthly pr .. iu. cost for dependent and single covera~e for the City 's self funded health insurance plan . 8 . Any di spute concerning the Interpretation or app lic at ion of benef its provided under the Health Insurance Plan shall be subject to the dispute resolution procedure only . (It i s expressly understood that th's Article is a ~on-grievable t under th is contract .) C. The C ty expressly agrees i t shall insure required pr have been pa i d to in sure the level of benef ts aa nt a ln ng t e toaary and reason able rates ch arged by osp tals and physicians tro• area , bas d upon the curr nt Color do R lat1 al St o. City 's CHy and b le : TIC £ ZS . A, s are nd sual, cus· In the "Den e y . loy s ' ( ) . D I . Page 17 • • • (2) Beginning January 1, 1988, through December 31, 1989, employees will pay S5 .00 per month toward the premium cost for dependent coverage and S2.00 per month for single coverage for dental insurance. (3) Beginning January 1, 1990, the City will pay eighty-five per- cent (85~) of the premium cost for dependent and single coverage for dental insurance. Employees will pay fifteen percent (15~) of the premiu• cost for dependent and single coverage for dental insurance. B. The City expressly agrees it shall insure required premiums are and have been paid to insure the level of benefits maintaining the usual customary and reasonable rates charged by hospitals and physicians in the "Denver Hetro " area, based upon current Colorado Relative Value Study. C. Any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of benefits under the Dental Plan shall be subject to the dispute resolution procedure only. (It is expressly understood that this Article is a non-grievable item under this contract.) D. It is understood and agreed that should the premium costs for the City's dental insurance be reduced during the life of this contract, that the City and employees will equally share in the premium rate reduction. Exa.ple: If pre•ium rates are reduced five percent (5~). the employee's premium contribution shall also be reduced five percent (5:). ARTICLE 26. LIFE INSURANCE Ten~ life insurance will be provid.O by the City for employees covered by this contract of SJO,OOO for each employee. Upon retir ... nt the employee may convert the life insurance a.ount that is in effect at the time of ret1re nt up to S20,000 if the employee has not reached age 65. Fro. age 65 to age 0, the conversion privlltge would be reduced by •~. The maximwa convers ion privilege would then be S18 ,000. ARTICLE 27 . RETIREMENT BENEFITS A. Rettre nt benefits and contr bution lt els 111 cont nut as pro· v dtd und r City Plan and State Sta utt. 8 . The C ty avrees to allo rtt rees and f ture rttlrees a con~trston priv lege to the health insur ance conversion plan a at able hroug he C y. Th e Ctty also agrees o pay fifty ptrctnt {5~) of the cost of co erage of conversion plan or other plan selected by the retiree up to a aax of S75.00 p r -anth for the t loyee and i ncluding the loyte 's dep nd nts . I . • • • • Page 18 ARTICLE 28. LAYOFF Whenever there is lack of work, lack of funds, or other legitimate rea- sons requiring reductions in the number of employees, the appointing authori~y shall designate the positions in which the layoff is to be made. Upon such determination, the required number of employees in the affected position shall be placed on a layoff list or transferred by the appointing authority, each in order of his/her relative length and quality of service as shown by the per- sonnel records. Employees on layoff shall be recalled in the order of seniority provided that those recalled have the demonstrated ability and same qualifications to perform the available work as determined by the Ci ty . Any employee i n a higher rank, if laid off, may transfer to the previous lower rank. The layoff list shall term in ate after eighteen (18) months. ARTICLE 29. EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE Upon recommendation of the Fire Chief and after prior approval of the Employee Relations Department, The City of Englewood shall reimburse a perma- nent, full-ti .. Fire Fighter upon successful completion of an approved course or courses in education or vocational training at an accred i ted college of university. The course or training •ust be related to the work and be des ig- ned to i~rove competence in the job, as determined by the City, and be of value to the Fire Fighter's service to the City. This shall include all tu- i tion, and required texts. Refunds will be at the publ i c i nstitution rate . ARTICLE 30. PROBATION A. The probationary period for all newly appo in ted employees shall not be less than twelve (12) 110nths fr011 the date of hire. Af er c011pletion of t e probat onary per1od, the e ployee shall be tl1g 1ble for permanent stat s en au horized by the City Manager . I . • • - Page 19 D. Employees rehired as provided under the prov1s1ons of the City's administrative procedures with less than one (1) year of separation from the City shall be subject to a probationary period. The department head, with the approval of the appointing authority, may modify or waive the probationary period. ARTICLE 31. SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES A grievance is defined as an alleged violation of a spec i f i c prov1s1on of this contract. The employee and the Association shall be requ i red to fo llow the procedure as set out below: lliJL..! If the employee is unable to settle the gr i evance or di spute orally and informally through his/her immediate superv i sor within five (5) work days of the date of the occurrence of the grievance, or the employee 's knowledge of it, the employee •ay, wi th i n the succeed ing f i ve (5) work days, file a wr1tt en grievance with his /he r supervisor. The supervisor shall attempt to adjust the matter and shall respond In writing to the employee within five (5) work days. lliU If the answer Is not satisfactory, the eatter shall be presented i n wr 1t· l ng by the employee to the Fire Chief wi th in five (5) work days following receipt of the supervisor's response . The Fire Chief shall respond In writing to the e.ployee within five (S) work days. Step 3 If the grievance still r..alns unadjusted, I t shall be presented by t e loyee to the City Hanager In wr1t ng w\thln five (S) wor days following receipt of the response of the Fire Chief. The City Manager or his/ er d slg · nated representatl e shall respond 1n r t ng w thin ten (10) r days . Sttp ' • • • .. Page 20 Authority of Career Servi~e Board The Career Service Board or its designated hearing officer shall have no authority to add to or subtract from or change the terms of this Contract. The written decision of the Board or its designated hearing officer shall be final and binding upon the parties. The Board or its designated hearing of- ficer shall li•it its decision strictly to the grievance submitted which has been properly processed through the grievance procedure outlined. Grievance Option It is agreed that should the appeal procedure as provided under 138:4 of the City Charter or applicable ord in ance provis i ons be utilized, recourse to the grievance procedure included in this Article shall be waived . Processing Grievance During Work ing Hours Grievances •ay be investigated and processed by the e•ployee dur ing work- ing hours within reasonable ti .. li•its without loss of pay provided notice i given and the work load pena its. The ~ployee shall be allowed to attend hearings wh ile on duty. Oral and Written Corrective Action Oral Corrective Action • Whenever grounds for corrective act i on exist and the supervisor deten.ines that the incident, act io n or behavior of the tm· ployee is such that ~re severe action is not i ... diately necessary, the supervisor should orally co..unicate to the e.ployee the supervisor's observa- tion of the probl .. and offer assistance in co rrect ing the s1tuatton . When an oral co rrect ive act ion ts given, the supervisor should ensure that the super· visor's log is docu.ented to show date of the corrective action and the nature of the corrt<tive act ion. The e.ployee should be adv ised that the corrective act ion will bt docu.ented n the supervisor's log. en be nt I . • • • Page 21 ARTICLE 32. SUPPLIES A. The City will provide and maintain supplies and equipment for the nonaal operation of the Fire Department. These include: I. laundry: linens and cleaning of same. 2. All kitchen appliances and utensils, and repair and/or replacement of s111e. · 3. Private phone in each station and •aintenance and/or repair of same. 4. Maintenance of T.V.s and recorders. 5. lt111s of hygiene (soap, toilet paper, etc.). B. The provisions of this art icle will be under the control of the Fire Chief. Individual abuse to be dealt with on an individual basis. ARTICLE 33. DRUG TESTING AND PHYSICAL FITNESS Drug testing and physical fitness are penaissive subjects of negot ht ions. The City agrees consistent with Article 5 of the Collective Bargaining Agr .... nt to consult with the union regarding the fon~ation of any drug test· ing policy or physical fitness progr... In add i tion, it is not the City's intention to institute rando. drug testing now or in the foreseeable future. ARTICLE 34. EXCLUSIVENESS OF CONTRACT The City and the Association agree that the teras and provisions herein contained constitute the entire contract between the parttes and supersede all previous co..unicatfons, representations or aeree.ents, tither verbal or wr i t · ten, between tht parties with resrct to the subJect 81tter herefn. The Ci ty and the Association agree that al ~otfablt i t .. s have bten discussed dur l ng the nttotfltions ltldfng to this contract and, therefore, lgret that ntgot f l · tfons w 11 not bt reopened on lny t .. dur i ng the 11ft of th i s contract , tx · cept by .utual contract of the Plrt i es . I • • • • • Page 22 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this contract to be signed by their respective representatives, and their signatures placed thereon, on this _L day of :i~L·i , 1987,-at Englewood, Colorado. ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 11736 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD v~~9(!~ t:l I . . - • Page 24 • • • AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS LOCAL 11736 The City of Englewood 1nd the Englewood Fire Fighters Associition, Loc•l 11736, 1grees to the i~le.entition of 1n ICMA deferred coapensition plin to be i~l ... nted prior to January 1, 1988. The deferred coapensation plan shall be voluntary and will be open to all e.ployees i ncluded within the certified bargaining unit. City of Englewood Englewood Fire Fighters Association loc al 11736 0 I . • Page 23 Top Grade Fire Fighter Aurora Denver Bancroft Lakewood Boulder Median Castlewood Vesta1nster Thornton Littleton Glendale • • • CALCULATING THE KEDIAH (EXMPLE) Base Wage 2,807 2,703 2,670 2,584 2,548 2,494 2,493 2,486 2,475 z.zso APPENDIX A 2,521 Mtd an • ~ or 12fl • S.S or S2 ,5ZJ ctt, of tngl un . 's rate for Ftre f l9httr i n l i s S2 ,461 or 2 lS • I . . . July 22, 1985 l".r. G&:y ?.i<;~ · F'i:-.ance !-'a.-.aier City of E:.-qlao.-ood ;.;oo S;)u:., El.a:i s-;=eet ~l~, ColouJo 80110 • • • l r.ave ~ s..-.a!yad t.'le iu~s j)et";.&ining to :he ap;lica-::ion o! t.'le !"a.i:- IA:Cr St.a:'l!ar:11 Act. to t.'le o::rT;~er.sation o! 'E:.-ql~ firefi9!'1teu. :hlJ 1et:•:-:e~rta ~/ a:-.alysis •n~ :ec~"ld.atior.s. 1 :,aq 11 a ii· .. n :..'lat tM Ci:y of ~lewood •dshes to c::::JT;)ly -·i :.'l both :he lettu and the r,:>irit o! :.'le rair r..:cr S:An~~~ ~. ~ ist'.le is 1\;!w !ast to rr.tl~ a 900d faith effort to do 10 in ~"lsati~ fi:afi<;h-:us. 7:-. Nrrent inot ~y. 72 hou: fi:-efi;hter shitt cycle IIIC;JC:Ms t..,. City to lu~:nlay !or 0\.,.rtil!le ~r. .. tion. S.:tio."l Ckl of t..,. ~ a:d t...,_ .l~n).' 1"9 :a. rule c Cl !'~. JW;. co, Sl9, 9/1/IJ) clearly nec:esai t.at.e overt~.~• ~nsa-::1::~:-~ for 'lol.lra in ecoeas o! 61 duri~ a n ne ~y 'WOrk i!Ul:>C!. <o e';)n(or• w t.'l :.. e ~"'· the City uat •-:her :educe t: • hours \4:1!"c•:5 d r rq a ift cycle or PlY ~rti CC~~~pensatio:'l. ,,, 00 I • • ;~ge 2 of 4 ~tter ::.:> Gary P.i~~ Cll" of =::"IJ lc-~-o:>d l\"lt~.: 7/ 22/tl, ,. • • • ~.cr!:-'=~. :;,.! Ci:i :'l!:!e.!J -:.o Ca.!l dire:tly wit~ i:s liability ~or o·.-ertir.e ._-o .~:~::s..:i':ln. i71<! b:'\::~=~ of :..'"le n.S.A s:x~::ests a r.a:u:al m!cr.anism. 1:'1 ~l·i~.u:i:-.:; .:-!r:.ai:'l ~;h:.Sior:s frc:rn an 51'9i~y'!oe'S "r!!<;ju~u ra:e", Sa:::ion 7 l!l 1.-.:l ·r.:es: ":X::a ::crn;>!nS.stion ~:ovic:ied by a ?:enil.rn :a:e ~:.d :or C\!::.al:'l !-.:lur..; ·..c: <<!:i ':y t."'e tr.;)lcye~ i:"' a:l'J C.Sy or wor~--eic !:lec.l ~ s ·.:.:~ ~urs ce :-c-..:r" ~':lr-:!:1 i :'\ PX.::oeu oi ei :;h: in a c'.ay or in ~::oess of t..'"le r:-4>< 1.:n1.T.1 wo:io:~it .• ;:.,l i ncol<! '.0 •;u:i' .-~.r>loyc.! ~:Jt<r .. u!;.:>.:c::.ion !!1) ... "129 U.S .C. Sec. 20i l ~l. ~--::i on i l ~l t:.~en m:eJ :..'-.at.: "EXtr-! ~r:s!lti.:>:'l paid .-.s c'oes.:ri'::e-:3 in ~:s:::s:::'lJ r:.J, 16l, and ('7) o! ii~c:ion l<!l s."'.all '::le c::edi:.able to-11:-d ~v~r~1~ot ~::sation ;.e~·able pur.o:.:.ant :.0 :his ~action" <29 U.S.C. ~· !07 lhl). r;:.v~n ::;~ue 5:.atut.:):y ?r.:>·.•i.ai:ml, •• I??UU t.ha: the City can jis:~a:;e itS :e:~:::s i :i:i:y !or o~~=t~• ~r:&a:lon ~ ~ki~ three s:ers: 2. ). I:bnti fyin:; a sufficient n•.:nx of 1.0r:<1n9 hou:s -!S "~«ni llil hours" Co:Jn.,enu:in.:; -:.'lese houn a: a ra:e eqw to one An:1 o:-•-r•lf tir.es :he firefiqhter's •:eq~l~r" ~urly rate In.:l ~i~ tile s;:..cification of p:•ni \Jtl hours, :eqular ra~ and ~·'ni ·.::tl nt.a i:-~ :he a~ a;:eerno:-~t with ~~• !1refigh~e:s. t . 'IH .L cat :o"' oC pc111111.111 hou:s i1 st:a 9htfoNa:d. l>.lrir19 uc!'l nine~y ...or ;»r ~. 61 llo.K'S ~r•v l~ally ~ t:a•ted 1111 rt9ulAr t\>urs. ~ rr•1n n; !out 'l'"lo cS ~ ~nu he6 u •pc•~ \Jtl lloOlZ's •. Since tre:e a.:e •o. !>S 136S/9 l ~<~:-c ;-:-·o.~ ;aer )'Ur, th • idlenuhes 162.2 <•O.SS" •> p:lllli\111 !'lours ;:.r )Ur. ~ !i <;Olrel ~l~ 11..-rrr•n :e ~is brM doom of • fi retio;hter 's ~urs. I. •: 'lo:.&rtl Pr ~~&It'll no~• Tcr:. ~~.:n r ur 2H'f.• l 2 .2 'ffi'9.1 r )'!!r 27$7 .• ,HH 0 I • • ?-1:;1! 3 c: ~ J,•r 1 .•r c.:> 'lr . Car\' Hiq~ -::!l'f 1,;[ t:.:r;l·~~ ::at ~J 7/22/85 • • • :::: • ::.."~j 1\~."1~1 s.tl.,r-J le .. -el, ':.!'ll! rates :or ccr..;::~e:-:sa~le hou.rs, ?~6'\".il.rn :-..-,~r. 1:1·J !""!.,j~.o1&r no:;rs d':~ eaiily do!ril.-ed. n-.. c:ar;.e:'lia~le a:e ... ·:·den ~.~rr~s~~:s to an ann~al ~lary of 52745/. is 59.15 !S2i452/3000.7J . Si:1:e .·.,.:·, ,,,..., ... 1." 1"->o..~r a -orth .:.o),e ~?e ~~~l e ~.Jr, t.h~ ~~u!ar hourly ra~e i ~ ~9 .1"1. Sir.:e ouch prtrTU\J'll hour 11 -orth l.S c:crn;>tr.w~le houri, :r.e p:trni\ZII :l.:).;:l t ::s:~ :s 513.72. nw~ !'\:>:.r y ntes aa s~.:Tr.".a:i:ed '::lelOJ. ~-.;ular hoo..~r ?::~\J'll hoi:: ~r.sa~.'t hour !-iourl v =•~• 5'"9 .15 $13.72 s 9.:s :"'~:It ~:,.~ .y ::a:.u c::~tn ~ l?;>lied ':..:> ':.."le b:&akl!:>J!"' o: ""'C::itin;~ nc •..:":"S ~ ~l'l •:nv<t :.::> o;:,:a ·t'l 1 ~aa d:>Jn o! ~r.satlo:'l. ":llis is shc>~n '::le10J. ~~ulAr hour ~"~'tio:'l i'r.l.~l :.."'TI "ll..ar ~r..,e:-:~tic-n !o:.al t-o..~r .:D~r.sa:1~!"1 '?er wo:lt :~eriod $622.25 5~ .89 5677.68 ?ervur 525230.21 2225.38 s2'7c~5. S:J So::.e :..'lA: ::."'e t.:)t.al of S274SS.S9 il sli;htly di!ferant. !::-~ $27452 l»c:ai:M of ' r . .,.;:,j 1 ni •ar ror. It\ .. .rn"-'lr)', :Jw \,:,!lor "'9:'..,.nt btt .... n t.~ C1ty of tnr;al~ a~ ~ f1 !"~flc;. ~·trJ -o ld J91tC1 f~ annual ~nut on for 2757. • A9Ul"r noun at a r .. J ula r ':O"':ly rat.• of U .lS eNS a2.1 pcamilll'l noun n a prtrtU~.~t~ nour.y r at.a c. S!J. 2 . ,.._ aet\Oo&l oa nt. o! aMI.O&l CO.l91:'1nt.1on s ~iuur~ b)t t: a ,., 'r o.~c"' • ~ ·O'u ~ dou not requne .-;>loyon :.o ~.sate r.oloyee.a on o~~n !.:> r y rate 1»1111 ~u; Mrnin.;a ~y ~ ~te~ ned on a p1eca-ra:.e, \Ary, CO· JS 0 , oc Ot :' balls ... • t29 C.P.It. S.:. 77a.l09L tLrl) • t a nn \ ~n ut on ot S274Sl ·ror • t.ot..•l ~ t~lly worot..S oorr ~s :.o an •e.tt~t 14• ho~ly r te of •· ·' h-;vre 'I tu.l n .,. .. , wet\ as t:."'Chta c.al~lauo ., :A 1\ltY ana !)•·•· and :ela~ t~era. ... I • • •r • ~qe .a of 4 Lett.:r to Gary Hi;bee City of ::.~1~ Dued 7/22185 • • • I !::el ieve the ap;>roach outline:S is sol.ll'ld, defer:si ble, a:\:5 clear. I hope you a.nd tho! City oi E:.-qlewood find it I.!.Seful. ~..sr.< )"'u !or t.."'e op;~Qrtuni ty to once ac;ain t:. of assistAnce. Sin=e::ely aiL~~<· .. , Allan L. Service, ?h. o. So!.1i or Pan:.ner ~!.S:~ • • DATE June 18, 1990 INITIATED IY STAFF SOURCE ISSUE/ACTIO. r.OPOS!D • • • COUNCIL COKMUMICATIOM ACDDA ITEM SUIJECT 12 (d) Utilities Departaent TV Sewer Line Inspection System Bids Stewart Fonda , Director of Utilities Council approval by ~tion of the purchase of a TV aewer line inspection system manufactured by Cues, Inc . in t he amount of $82,195 . ra&VIOOI COUIICIL ACTIOII None . STAFf AIW.YSII Th City has contracted television inspection services !or the City's sanieary sever ayat • for the last several yeara The ~rrent company bein& contracted is charain& the City approxlmately fl .OO per Coot for this service . Enalevood has abou 51 mtlea of sewer linea ln ita exlatin& aever service area . It vould be coat effective !or th City to purchu the ayat for t levlalon lna ctiona ln addi tion, it will all U illtiea Depar 1 to ul nt to ~tee probl in ot r 11c utlllty 1.l City Ditch . Thll aylt lll a1 o d n t 1t a r coll ctlon aylt In 16 nlutlon dlltrlcta wlthln ll ·Cit la reatonelltatt n occurl . o a v quipped lth vt and o r u tlt 11 •· I • • -• • • FINANCIAL Three bids were received . All t h ree met the i n ten t o f t h e s pecifications . Bids were received from : Ven do r Base Price Tr ans po rter Total Price Cues, Inc . $75,695. $6 ,500 . $82 ,195 . SRECO/Flexible Systeu $81,500 . $7,500 . $89 ,000 . Kois Bros . $79,024 . $7,620 . $86,644 $90 ,000 was bud&eted in t h e Sewer Enterprise Fund durin& 1990 for the purchase of this systu. D I • • OODINANCE NO. SFlUES CF 199o- • • • A BILL Fat 12 {f) ca.IOCIL BILL NO. 29 INl'R<DOCED BY COONCIL ~9!BERS IP.'l"HAWAY AND Cl.AY'Im 1tN CRDilWCE SUI!MI'I"I'n«i ro A VOl'E CF 'DiE QUALD'Im ~ CF 'DiE CI'IY CF f2G.IKXI) AT '1'HE NElC'l' 9:HEnJI.m Rm.JLM KJNIC!PAL fi..fXn~ PRCP0Sm AHD04ENl' ro '1'HE OfAR'1D CF 'DiE CI'IY CF El'G.D«XD RElATING 'ro JIGE AND RESIIJf.M:Y ~ CF ~ CF 'lHE CI'IY CXUCIL. BE IT CRlAINEO BY THE CITY CXXJNCIL CF 'DiE CI'IY CF EN:ii.EHXD I CCUlRAOO I 'mAT: Sectioo 1. 'nlere is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the City Of blCjlewood at the next IIChedlled reqular nunicipa.l electioo proposed ~t to the 0\arter of the City of U'!qlewood, as follo.~S: ~t the qualified electors of the City of U'lqlewood shall choose aw of the following provisialS. If either alternative No.1 or No.2 is ~ by the qualified electors, upon oertificatioo thereof to the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Colorado, pursuant to Sectioo 9, Article XX, of the Color.c:b Constitutioo ~ Sectioo 31-2-210 Colora, AlrviMd Statutes, Article III of the Hc:.ra. Rule 0\arter of the City of !hglwooc! shall be~- ALTDNM'IVE No. 1: .Ml'Ia.E III 23: I . . - • • • .. • ALTERNATIVE NO. 2: ARTICLE III LEXiiSI;.TIVE BCDY 23: CUALIFICATICNS OF EIOfoiiGRPft! <nJNCIIPERSCNS No person shall be eligible for the office of -ilnm CXllNCIIPERSC'I.. wU.ess at the tine of the election the person is a citizen of • united, States, at least &:a*J 110. ~ 'IWFNN-OOE (21) years of age, and shall have been for...._ Cl£ year. ilmediately precedincJ such election a qualified elector of the City. a:ue · ' CDH:~ elected by Districts shall also be residents and qualified electors of their districts. No Jl8lt)er of the Council shall hold any other public office or e~ployment for which ~tion is paid fran any nunicipality. ALTERNATIVE NO. 3: AATICLE III 23: No penoo shall be eligible for the office of Counci~ la'\less at the tin. of his election he is a citizen of the united StAtes, at least twnty-fiw (25) ~· of .ge, shall t...w ~ foe three years u-diately prececUnq such election a qualified elactor of the City. COuncil.-n elected by Districts shall also be reai~ InC! ~ified electors of their districts. No~ of the Council 8h&ll hold any other public office or ~loynwnt for which ~ion is paid frail any nuUClpality. Q'lly one of the foregoing shall be ~and only if Altcnatiw No. 1 or Alternative No. 2 is ~ by the qualified elec:tc:n 8h&ll the choeen alternative be certified to the Sec:reury of SU e ~ appee.r in the Olarter. s.:tion 2. the voting IIIIIChi.nes ~ ptper ballots for said elec:t1on shall CUT)' tJW tollow1n9 iCJNit on which shall IUtnisaion cl : D -2- I . • • • • ALTERNATIVE No. 2: Artl!ndinq the Olarter of the City of E)')glewood relating to Article III, "legislative body," establishing ~e requirenent for City Council narbership at to ty-«~e (21) years and establishing residency requirerrent at ooe ( 1 l year ilmediately prec:edinc; the election. D ALTDNATIVE No. 3: 0 Maintain the present ~«~rdinq for Article III Section 23: , -..tU.ch requires for Council nad:lerahip ~ty-five (25) years of ~ and three (3) years residency. tCl'E: A SIKILAR PR:WISiaf IN ~ DfXlAR!D ~CJW. BY '11£ SUPRDtE cam CF CXUIWX>. And UICh elector voting lit said election .-,d dlsiraus of voting shall indicate his choice by depressing the ~riate counter of the voting l*:hine cc by lppr'Oprate marking upon p~per ballots where UMd. Sectian 3. 'l'he propu officials of the City of ~lewood shAll give notice Ol Mia ~i&l nuU.cip&l electian, which notice llh&ll be Po*llished in the ..... 1M fer the length of tU. ~ by 1111, and the ballots cat lit .uch electian shall be c:anvuMC! and the nsult MeertAined, dlt.emi.ned, and certified .. rw;uired by 1111 . Int:rociloed, rue! in tull , and pu..s on first l'Ud1.nq en the 18th c511y of June, 1990. Published u a lill for ~ Orc1i.nanoe on the 21st c5lly of June, 1990. P lela A. er;;, City Ciiit I . . RESOLUTIOO NO. 53 SERIES CE' 1990 - • • • A RESOWI'IOO flCOORHiiNG 'l1IE DEVEL<I'MENl' AND USE CE' ~y SAFE AL~IVE TEX:HNCI.<XOIES AND PJaXJcrS TO REPIXE "niE USE CE' ozmE-OEPLETING CXH'OONDS AS WELL AS ENnlRAGIM> RESPOOSIBLE ACTIOO 00 "niE PART CE' ~ CITI~S. \1\'HERFAS, available ICientific evidence indicates that c:hloroflUClr'<r carbons, halorus, and certain other ~, 1lh!n disc:har9ed into the at:mosphere, deplete the earth • s protective ozone layer, allowing increased zn:~~.~nts of ultraviolet radiation to penetrate the earth's a~, thereby posing a long-term danger to tunan health, life and the envi.ronnent by increasing such harms u skin cancers, cataracts, suppression of the inmJne systen, <Wuqe to c:r'q)S and to aquatic life, and related har1s; and ~. the release of halons in testinq fire extinquishinq 8)'Stans is a primary source of the release of halor..s into the earth's atJIOSFlhere; and ~, chlorofluorocarbons are wi~ly Uled in refriCJeration .-.d air oonditia'linq 8)'stes; and ~, the ~urinq .-.d recyclinq of chlorofluorocarbons fraa &Jto air oonditia'linq units oould eliminate ~tely 2~ o! all chlorofluoroccbona UMd in the United States; and 12 (g) \IDrAS, the Hont.rUl Protocol on .ubstanc:es that dlplet.e the ozone l~~yer (an international pet) ~ wu ratified by the tkUtecS States on April 21, 1988, and 111\ich t.c:.. effective January 1, 1989, calla for: nocb:tions in the procb:tion, ~ation and expor:tation of chlor:ofl\IICX'OCC'bona to fifty per'CIWit ( ) of the l~C!rlct.ri.da 1986 levels by 1998, and for: a f,_ on the procb:tion of halon l 6 lewla inn1.n9 January l, 1992; and I . • • • \,'HERFAS, the City of Englewood encourages the research and develcprent of environnentally safe alternative technologies and products to replace the use of chlorofluorocarbons and halons; and WHEREAS, the City of Englewood supports the adoption of international, national and state bans on the use of chlorofluorocarbons; ~r, until such bans have been ad:lpted by the apprcpriate agencies, responsible action on the part of the City of Englewood and its citizens is necessary to reduce chlorofluorcx:arbal and halon use in order to praoote the long-tenn health, safety and welfare of the general public, and the environnent; and WHEREAS, the City of E)lglewood recognizes that other cities have adopted ordinances regulati.ng products containi1'19 ozone depleti.ng CXJI'IIOUllds as well as governi.ng the manufacture, distribution, sale and rec:ycli.ng of prcxb:ts which utilize ozone depleti.ng ~. hcwll!ver, the City Council feels that it would be of a greater benefit to make this a voluntary program for its citizens; t«:W I 'l'HD<EP'Cf(E I BE IT RESCLVID BY THE CITY CXXJNCn. CF THE CI'IY CF ~. ~. AS f'CI..L()IIS: Section 1. The DepartJ!ent of Safety Services Director or his designee shall oversee and be responsible for: (A) Providing informational assistance to penons .elti.ng to inpltnent a recycli.ng prt19ram frail ozone-depleting~ UMd in air ccnditioninq and refri<Jer&tion systems; (B) Creating and ~1..-ntinq _, ecb::ation&l prt19ram to provide infor:TMt.ion to local establi~s, in&lstry and resicS.nts mgarding the d.lnqers .,d haurds UIIOCiatec! with procb:ts made fra11 or utilizing oza ~let i nq ~; (C) Cansul.tinq and ~atinq with od'lar local, state lnd federal ~tal aqencies mgarding the requlati on of ozone-dlpletinq ~ and other Matters atfectl.nCJ the envircnw\t and the hMlth , Nfety and ~al we l fare o f the public ; Section 2 . O.firut ana: • 2 - 1 ccn~r. itically D I . • • • (brarotrifluoraret.hane), Halon-2402 (clibrarotetrafluoroethanel, r-lethyl chloroform, and Carbon tetrachloride. ( 4 l "Refrigerant" shall nean CFC-11 ( trichloratDOOfluoratethane l , CFC-12 (dichlorodi.fluorcm!thane, also known as chlorofluorocarbon-12 or R-12), or any substitute refrigerant used in I'IDtor vehicle air ex>nditioning equiptent, refrigerators, air ooncli tioners, or refrigeration systems, which contains an ozone-depleting ca1plllnd. ( 5 l "Major refrigeration system" shall mean refrigerators, freezers, cold storage warehouse refrigeration systsns, and air conditioners which hold more than one hundred pounds of refrigerant or more than one hundred pounds total if more than one refrigeration unit or system exists at the ... location. ~Motor Vehicle Air Conditioner Calpliance. (a) A penon who OoT\S or operates a facility which installs, services, repairs or di~ of notor vehicle air c:cnditioners should not allow any service involvinq the releue or rec:harcJe of refrigerant on a 111:1t0r vehicle air c:cnditioner to be perfomec! without properly using lppr'OIIed I'IDtor vehicle refrigerant recycling equiP'*It, or the intentional wntinq or ...-ol.cSable releue of refrigeranta fl"CJJI a I'IDtor vehicle air c:cndi tioner. (b) A penon who OoolnS <X" operates 1n autcn:lbl.le ~ler « wnc:kl.n9 facility should not allow a r.otor wtu.cle to be ~ « t~~nldcillll! any air oanc!i ticner refri9UW't has first ~ uy llll:lni!.S IIIDtOr whlcle refri~ r.c:yclinl; ; ar the .,-n;~~KJ~ aYOicSible releaM of refric;?Uant.S f (C) All NlM of refr19Uant c:lll)llble of vehicle air oonchdoner Cw:iuld ell.:IU.nated with a e~ ty of at 1 lS pcun&t. I . • • • refrigerator or air conditioning unit will not be released into the environment, but will be recaptured and reused or recycled. (b) A person who oms or qlerates a facility which accepts refrigerators or air conditioning units for diSIIIIII'ltling, scrap metal or oermanent disposal should not allow a refrigerator or air conditioning unit to be dismantled, sold as scrap metal, or pemanently disposed of unless any refrigerant has first been ~by using approved refrigerant recycling equiptent; or the intentional venting or avoidable release of refrigerants fran a refrigerator or air conditioner. 'nle City prc:!pOMS that the IMmlfacture or sale of any aero.ol container that ~· an ~leti.nq OCIIpOUnCS u a propellant or source of energy be e lilllinated. Prcp?!!l for Fire Extin9uishin9 SX!ta. ~USe Halon. (a) Exclpt u ~ by sUtute, rule or regulation, no penon should releue halon fran a fire extinquishing sysUID &lring the traininq of penonnel or in the testing of such fire extinquishi.nq ~- (b) 1tny penon w., owns or cperates a f.::ility that npain, MIVices or ~on.~ en a fire extinquishinq eysta or unit lhcW.d ncapture Inc! recycle my h&lcn u.cS u 1n extinquiah.ing ~ in the ~ or unit. Propo!&l !!!prdin9 Material for P!ld41ng « IIW.ldin9 Insu.l£ion. No penon should ~acture or insWl my •teri&l for~« buildinq insul.tion that contains 1n oza..-.dlpletin9 CDip:liUnCS « th rapct to which 1n oza~leting ~ u UMd u a blowi.rl9 .,.nt &lring the llllnUfacturing ~·· l'ropo!&l !!lprding FoocS P!du!Qin9. food 0 • • -• • • Propcsa1 Regarding Other Packaging 1-laterials. r~ person shall tMnufac:ture, distribute, sell or use for oamercial purposes any material or product CXlntAining an ozooe-depleting OCJ!llOUnd or for which an ozooe-depleting OCJillOUnd has been used for the purpose of pac:Jtaging, ~apping or CXlntaining ~le products. ADCPI'm AND APPJO.Im this 18th day of June, 1990. Attest: PatriCia H. cr;:;, City Clerk I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerlt for the City of En;lewood, Colorado, twr.by certify the llboYe is a true ocpy of Rnolution No. _, Series of 1990. Patricia A. crow I . • • • /~ allJ-dJu7 itt -- ~ . /Jf~JHdUX --- 3 ~~~e1 MElitA ITER PIESEJITED IY --- L) ;2m t_UJ_ ·. 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PETERSON: 1 • tiUNE 11 -dUNE 15 EMPLOYEE RPPREC I RTI ON WEEKI .. LIBRARY ITSELF 21,000 -1RA~FIC COUNT OF 21,000 PEOPLE, THERE WAS AN ADDITIONAL 8,000 NEAR LY AT THE BOOKMOBILE, ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR SERVICES. AND THIS AGAIN, TO BRING UP THAT SUBJECT, WE 'RE LOOKING IN THE NEAR FUTURE OF HAVING TO GIVE SERIOUS CONSIDERATION OF REPLACEMENT OF THE BOOKMOBILE, SIMPLY BECAUSE, AND I'M SURE THAT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN WITH ANY OF US, BUT IT'S SIMPLY BECAUSE OF OLD AGE. THE COST OF A NEW BOOKMOBILE IS GOING TO RUN ABOUT $100,000 AND WE NEED TO START LOOKING AHEAD NOW, FIVE YEARS DOWN THE ROAD, PERHAPS TWO YEARS, THREE YEARS, WHATEVER MR. FRASER'S DEPARTMENT CAN TELL US, AH, BUT WE NEED TO START BUDGETING AHEAD AND LOOKING AHEAD FOR LAYING ASIDE SOME ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR THAT NEW BOOKMOBILE. WHAT I'M SAYING IN EFFECT, AND I DEEPLY APPRECIATE YOUR HEARING ME IS THAT WE ARE IN A POSITION WHERE WE HAVE IN EFFECT CUT OURSELVES AS CLOSELY TO THE BONE AS WE'RE ABLE AT THE LIBRARY, AND WE WOULD IN VIEW OF THE FACT OF WHAT WE CONSIDER AND WHAT WE ARE SURE YOU ALL CONSIDER TO BE AN EXTREMELY VALUABLE SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF ENGLEWOOD, WE IF ANYTHING WOULD LIKE TO PROPOSE SOME INCREASES IN SOME SELECTED AREAS IN THE BUDGET FOR THE LIBRARY. WE WILL OF COURSE IN THE FUTURE PROVIDE NOT ONLY DIRECTL Y TO COUNCIL BUT THROUGH MR . FRASER RECOMMENDATIONS TO THAT EFFECT. BUT IN THE MEANWHILE WE, AS I SAY, WE DID WANT TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT COUNCIL WAS AWARE OF THE DIFFICULTIES BEING ENCOUNTERED. VAN DYKE: JOHN, WE APPRECIATE YOUR INSIGHT AND THE DETAIL DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU PERCEIVE THE NEEDS TO BE FOR THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY. WE ALL SUPPORT OUR LIBRARY AND WE 'LL JUST TRY AND DO THE BEST WE CAN. CLEARLY THOSE RECOMMENDATIONS WILL COME BEFORE OUR EYES AGAIN . PETERSON : THANK YOU. CLAYTON: I 'M CURIOUS, WOULD YOU RATHER SEE US DO THIS BY TAKING, BY ELIMINATING OTHER SERVICES IN THE CITY OR BY RAISING TAXES ANO 00 OU HAY ANY PARTICULAR TAX INCREASES YOU WOULD liKE TO RECOMM NO . PET£R 0 LA T . l • I WASTEWATER • - don 't nziss ll1is MEMBERSHIP MEETING RATIF ICATION MEETING SCHEDULE THURSDAY~ JuNE 2lsrJ 3:30 P.rt PARKS DEPT . AND SERVICE CENTER -FRIDAY~ JUNE 22ND~ 3:30 P.M. CITY HALL -MbNDAYJ JUNE 25TH~ 5:00 P.M. AliEN PLANT -TUESDAY# JUNE 26THJ 4:00P.M. RECP£ATION DEPT. -WEDNEsDAY~ JuNE 27rH~ 5:00 P.r. IF YOU ARE NOT A MEP18ERJ YOU ARE \-IELCO'l. IF YOU WANT TO VOTE~ YOU N ED TO BEC A MBER I m n o F d r ti a of nd \luui ia• I mpl y .. 'nl n I r t~bl mplu) ' I • • • PETERSON : I'M SAYING THAT THERE ARE ECONOMIES TO BE MADE. WE HAVE FOR EXAMPLE THE MATTER OF CARPETING THE LIBRARY, A NEW FRONT DOOR FOR THE LIBRARY. I'M SURE THAT WE COULD CONCEIVABLY-NOW THIS DOES NOT COME DIRECTLY OUT OF THE LIBRARY'S BUDGET, IT COMES OUT OF CITY BUDGET FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES -BUT ON SOMETHING LIKE THAT FOR EXAMPLE, I EXPECT WE COULD MAKE DUE ANOTHER YEAR WITH THE CARPET, WE COULD MAKE DUE WITH THE FRONT DOORS, BUT THERE COMES A TIME WHEN SHEAR OLD AGE WE'll HAVE CARDBOARD IN FRONT OF THE FRONT DOORS AND WE WON'T HAVE, YOU KNOW THE BOOKS WILL BE GETTING WET FROM THE RAIN. CLAYTON: I CERTAINLY THINK WE'D CONSIDER, YOU KNOW, WITH YOUR RECOMMENDATION TO DELETE THE CARPETING AND BUY BOOKS INSTEAD . IF THE LIBRARY BOARD WANTED TO MAKE THAT RECOMMENDATION. PETERSON: THIS, I CAN'T SPEAK, WE 'VE NOT TAKEN OFFICIAL ACTION ON THAT, BUT I'M SURE THAT ANY MEANS OF MAKING CERTAIN THAT THE SERVICES ARE CONTINUED WOULD BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. BULLOCK: JUST BRIEFLY, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SPEAKING TO US. AS YOU CAN IMAGINE, IT'S THE SQUEAKY WHEEL THAT GETS THE GREASE, AND LIBRARY SERVICES ARE PERHAPS, IS AN EASIER TARGET THAN MOST OTHER AREAS IN THE BUDGET PROCESS. AND BY YOUR COMING FORWARD TONIGHT, I'VE GAINED A NEW APPRECIATION THROUGH THAT, AND I ENCOURAGE YOU TO CONTINUE COMING FORWARD AND EXPRESSING YOUR CONCERNS CAUSE THAT 'S THE ONLY WAY I CAN REALLY BE EDUCATED. I ONLY HAVE SO MUCH TIME TO 00 EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE, AND IT'S VERY VALUABLE THAT YOU CAME TONIGHT. THANK YOU . PETERSON : T YOU VERY MUCH . HATHAWAY : 8 FORE W GET INTO THE BUDGET REVIEW I WOULD LIKl TO HAV£ SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THIS DYNIX SYSTE" UPDATE AND WHY IT 'S NOT PO SIBLE ON TH OLD COMPUTER. CAUSE I KNOW WE'VE BEEN STUOYING C PUlER SYSTEMS AND WHAT W SHOULD NEED AND WHAT WE SHOULD BE USI , ETC. AND I 'D LIKE TO HAVE SOM REPORT ON THAT . I WOULD ALSO LIK TO IF INDEED, PERHAPS FROM DIRECTOR WINKLE, IF I D UPOATl THAT OYNIX SYSTEM WOULD INDEED INCREASE OUR REVENU f INTER ·L IBRARY LOANS, AND I 'D LIKE TO KNOW WHY WE 'VE BEEN lNG TH SYST FOR SO LONG ON INTER ·LIBRARY LOANS IF IT WASN 'T CO T EFfJCJE T WAS 'T BRING! G IN THE R VENU S IT SHOULD 8£. RAS R: • I . - SUIJECT: DATE(S) • • • CITY OF EN&LEVOOD EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DIVISION lACK INJURY PREYEMTION TIIE(S) LOCATION MHO SHOULD ATTEII) 6/5/ftO I :00 A.M. -11:00 A.M. LII/EIIIIE ANDERSON Ill. OFFICE PERSCIIIEL 6/12/ftO 1:00 P.M.-3:00 P.M. LII/EIIIIE ANDERSON Ill. OFFICE PERSCMIIEL 5/31/10 2:00 P.M.-4:00 P.M. SERY. CEMTER LIIDitOOit FIELD OPERATICIIS 6/12/10 7:30 A.M.-1:30 A.M. SERY. CEMTER LliDitOOit FIELD OPERATICIIS 6/1/10 7:30A.M.-1:30 A.M. W TIUTEIT PLMT MATER l W OPER . 5/29/10 4:00 P.M.-1:00 '·"· S.S .TIAIIIII IN . POLICE PERSCIIIE L 5/30/90 10 :00 A.M.-1Z aCIOM S.S.TIAIIIII IN . Fll£ PERSC111EL MOilSIIN' COIITDIT : Bob Mathewson, EngleiiiOOd Physical T rapy, wfll be conducting an In-depth back Injury prevent on pres ntat on to various -.ployee groups. Th fonait for th s pr sentatfons will Include 1 ctu utfl z ng slid candid video ta of lo s per o,.. ng t fr b dutt s, nd practfc lon. Pl •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ** •••••**••• AS wtll urs lo • 370 . • • ,. • INTEGRATED TOGETHER AND BE A LARGER PIECE THAT WE WILL SHARE WITH YOU. VAN DYKE: IS THERE ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WISHES TO SPEAK TO CITY COUNCIL ON THE ISSUE OF THE 1991 BUDGET? (CLERK'S NOTE: NO ONE CAME FORWARD). • • • I . . • • • ~ iuk;~ ~ -02 -76 Rec Center 2,487 301 161 832 3 ,781 02-77 Youth Progra•s 947 138 65 699 1,849 02 -70 Senior Citizen Rec 3,159 442 220 533 4,354 02 -81 Aquatics 947 138 65 608 1 '758 02 -83 Sports & Ga~s 1.363 199 93 633 2,288 Rec Operations 8,903 1,218 604 3,305 14,030 TOTAL $297,945 $16,097 $59,939 $52,692 $426,673 I . • - I. Call to Order • • • ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Re ular Session June 18, 1990 The regular meeting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor Van Dyke at 7:30 p.m. 2. Invocation The invocation was given by Council Member Wiggin s. 3. Pledge of Allegiance The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayo r Van Dyke. 4. Roll Call Present: Council Member s Hathaway, Koltay, Wiggtns, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Absent: A quorum wa s present . Also pre ent: 5. Mtnut s None City Manag er Fras r Ctty Attorney DeWitt CHy Clerk Crow Director Fonda, U ilitt s Dir ctor Waqgon r, Public or s l MA TltAWA V IIIOV D, AND IT WAS [TJ OF 4, lito, AS C s: Counct 1 Cl t , H MINUT 0 ullo , I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1g9o -Page 2 • • • COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF MAY 31, 1990. Ayes: Counci 1 Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. 6. General Discussion (a) Mayor's Choice (i) Mayor Van Dyke asked Council to support a motion for the recy - cling grant application from the Office of Energy Conservation on integrated solid waste management. She explained the grant is being proi~sed by the City of Englewood for possibly up to SZOO,OOO, and that there is}"f ikel ihood of a joint participation in the grant with the City of Littleton. Additionally, letters of support have been received from several surrounding local cities as well as Denver Regional Council of Governments and Tri -County Health . CCMIICIL NEMER CLAYTOII MOVED. MD IT MAS S£C.a. TO SUPPOilT THE RECYCLING &RANT APPLICATIOII TO TH£ OfFICE OF DEilY COIISERYATIOII. Mayor Van Dyke stated th applica 1on uld be filed June Z9, 1990; results will be available Augus 14, 1990 . Vote results : Ayes : ol a • Ha haway, Wigg ins, Bulloc , Nays: • a 0 e Motion carried. (b) Council (I) CUICil .. • -IT MAS S£CCIIJED. TO MOlD AN EJECUTIY£ SESSIOII 011 JUlY n. lttO ... D:::*i11 •• tcafal .... FIASER 'S HOUSIM5 SITUATIOII. Ay 'I ion carrt rs olt1y, Hlthaway, Wiggins, Bullock , nlc t, Y1n 0 0 Ill b n t I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 3 7. Pre-scheduled Visitors There were no pre -sc heduled visitors. 8. Non-scheduled Visitors • • • (a) Pollyanna Hayes, Executive Director of the Englewood Downtown Development Authority and coordinator of the Tuileries Park Festival, spoke strongly in favor of Agenda Item 12(e), a bill for an ordinance which would permit the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages in the "Plaza" at Lit - tle Dry Creek. She cited numerous reasons for her support: 1) historically, there has never been problems experienced with alcohol consumption at the Pla - za during a special event; 2) the sale of beer and wine coolers generates a great deal of revenue to offset festival expenses; 3) exactly SO% of the prof - its from beer and wine cooler sales is given to The Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce (whe ''e"'•'' the ~ee~ beeth), the Meney DeiAg w'e4 ~the Ch~ for scholarship funds; 4) beer and/or wine coolers are an integral and expec - ted beverage at most festivals throughout Colorado, forbidding the sale of these beverages may affect attendance in the future; 5) as coordinator, Ms. Hayes has always given careful thought to the responsible selling and serving of alcoholic beverages, and ~~lways met all the criteria set forth by the Englewood Liquor Licensing Authority; and 6) she is in full agreement with he 1 iquor permit process and strongly feels that ilnyone desiring permission to sell alcohol in the Plaza or anywhere else Must demonstrate a responsible nil - lure and COIIIIHIIM!nt to the safety and well -being of all Plaza visitors . She urged that Council Bill No . 5. 7 be approved and that alcoholic beverages b allowed in the Plaza . M . Hayes confirMed that The Greater Englewood Chiimb r of COMMerce has r quested perMission to operate th beer booth at th festi - val. She also confirMed that training by Coors will be given to all ind f- vtduals involv d In th elllng and serving of alcoholic beverages . • • • • 0 d!rBal680HrlAb28WAA>S?IAiq*hDrB a2448Hr1Abl0W @"drBa2448HrlAblOW @"LrBa 2448HrlAblOW;•/p68drBa2448HrlAblOW~ElH6@8rBa2448HrlAblOW~ElH*BSrBa2448HrlAblOW&• ~*lrCdrBa2448HrlAb4WrBa2448HrlAb4W *rB &a2064H *rlA *b6Wt *rB ~al680H *rlA *bllW 9 y *rB &al680H *rlA *bl2W E P *rB ~al680H *rlA *bl2W G9)a >' *rB ~al680H *rlA *bl2W E'q rBal680HrlAbl2 W B&a"XrBal680HrlAbl2W }tqa-rBa2064HrlAbl2W'rBa2064HrlAbl3W@?p 'rBa2448HrlAb8W@ ~2448Hr1Ab9W< zrBa2448HrlAb9WI rBa2448HrlAblOW< 'rBa2448HrlAblOW@ rBa2448HrlAb lOW rBa2448HrlAbllW trBa2448HrlAbllW' OrBa2064HrlAbl6W rBa2064HrlAbl7W @rBa2064H r1Abl7W 0rBa2064HrlAbl7W rBal680HrlAb22W@ rBal296HrlAb28W>@I>@ rBal296HrlAb28W"D M I . • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 4 • • • it was his perception, based on the majority of his contacts, that there is strong opposition to the consumption of alcohol in public, even with a permit . (c) Dave Ostby, 3595 South Washington, voiced strong opposition to con - sumption of alcoholic beverages in the parks. He didn't wish to have his fam - ily or ~friends subjected to intoxicated persons either in the parks or at co11111unity fairs. (d) Betty Lou Acker, 3140 South Delaware, stated she was pleased to learn that Council was not considering allowing alcohol in the parks; she fur - ther felt it was unnecessary to permit it at community festivals. She was of the opinion that the people of Englewood did not wish to have any more liquor outlets~ the City and further that a lot of people would not attend the fes - tival J---hey k~ ~~ohQ}ic beverages were to be served. If people are per - mii.tad to gather ~ri nlt'i n the parks she warned there wou 1 d be a 1 ot of trouble. She strongly objected to having alcohol sold or consumed in public places . (e) Loyd Gross, 75 East Eastman, stated he also opposed alcohol in ublic based on 11any of the rusons stated by Ms . Acker. He felt festivals ~should be family oriented and did not care to "put up with drunks.• He also advised Council of the problems he has encountered with the reopening of the Gothic Theatre, stating that after every perfor~~ance he finds beer bottles , containers, etc. strewn up and down his street. It was clarified for Mr . Gross that the Gothic does not have a liquor license; Mr. Gross agreed , but he felt that whenever people are drinking, whether they buy it or bring it, they have a tendency to discard their bottles, etc. in a negligent 1111nner. Council Mellber Hathaway suggested that staff investigate this situation as she under - stands the Gothic Nnage~~ent agreed to 1110nitor and clean up the four-block area around the theatre after each perfor~~ance. Mr . Gross stated he appreci - ated Council opening its session with prayer . (f) VIrg inia Slllth, 3165 South Sher~~an, stated she is opposed to liquor In the parks. Sh cited Incidents at Bates/Logan park, stating that liquor only Mkes things worse . She feels that the parks are for1tle kids . It was clarified by Council Metlber Hathaway that there is no intention to allow liquor in Engl od parks. (g) Harry Cru • 4730 Sou th Wash ington, stated h r s closely with ch ldr n, tha t par s r bull or chlldr n, not for adults to hav r part es. H cHed t Inc d nts In ch 1 quor ha5 had an adv rs affect. H s tattd that •ttquor aff cts h brain,• and h did not wan to see th cur r n ordlnanc ch n ed, • • • • • B!@G> c ObrBa1680Hr1Ab27WDg !@A Hr1Ab27W*@Oy@{-wOD"wrBa1680HrlAb24.@HD$rBa1680HrlAb24W@'jrB A c b"rBal680 r816Dl0.64Ct75R 1 OH I . . - Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 5 • • • 0 original plans were to make a cul-de-sac, but that now their plans are dif- ferent. She advised that in January, 1990, the City Building Department sent a letter to Phipps Construction Company, telling them to have their architects commence plans for the unvacated portion of the 3400 block. She asked if Swedish owns the whole block and has the right to do this . She aske<i a~~~ .• I"'A 1-l.J I 1 their water, utilities and sidewalks. City Attorney DeWitt exlflained thatA,.~f./...1 Dunn's water, sidewalks and access to their ho~L the ordinance requires t~at , 1 those particular services are to be provided by the City . He further advised Mrs. Dunn that Ordinance No . 21, Series of 1989, is a legal document, a law of the City of Englewood. Mrs. Dunn further inquired if the City is going to allow Swedish to take over the whole street, remove their sidewalks, etc. Mr. DeWitt felt that question should be addressed by the Director of Corrmunity Development. Milyor Van Dyke suggested that a meeting be set up with all parties concerned in an effort to resolve the matter; she requested thilt Coun - cil Member Hithawily coordinate the meeting. Swedish's obligiltion to maintain the street was explained. Council Member Bullock stilted he would like to be involved in the matter and included in the meeting suggested by the Mayor . He requested copies of all correspondence concerning the matter. Mayor Van Dyke suggested that Mr. Bullock might want to review Swedish's Plinned Development prior to the meeting. tu..~ ~L With reference t~1 the non -s cheduled visitors -Agenda Items S(a) through (g), it was suggested to Dring forward Agendil Item 12(e). COUNCIL NOllER MILLOCK NOV£0, MD IT WAS S[COII)£0, TO IRING FORWARD AGENDA IT£N 12(e). Ayes: Nay s: Council MeMbers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. • • • • • 12 . (e) The Cfty Cler "'IS asked to read Councfl Bill No . 5 .7, ent1tl d: COUNCIL BILL . 5 .7, INTRODUcED BY C A BILL FOR AN ORO! ENG LEWOOD ,_,NJCIPAL COO ll M E:R CLAYT COUNCIL El CLAYTON NOV£0, MD IT WAS S£(011)0), TO »'-OV[ ON FIIST R£JDJ COUNCIL IILl NO. 5.7, S£11£5 OF ltto. c. I • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 6 Mr. Wiggins explained that in essence this proposed change would prohibit al - coholic beverages in the parks, the Malley Center, the Recreation Center, ~l n~ schools. He informed Council that the Parks and Recreation Commission had expressed strong opposition to alcohol in the parks; however, the Commission had approved the wording of the suggested amendment. Discussion ensued concerning the successful monitoring of sales and consump- tion of beer and wine coolers at last year's festival. Council Member Habenicht inquired if this ordinance would require that there must be a special permit in order to consume alcohol in the Plaza. She wanted assurance that this would not all~~~;!ons to consume alcoholic beverages in the Plaza area at any time other by permit. In response, Mr. DeWitt read a portion of the operative provision of the proposed ordinance: "5-3C-3 · UNLAWFUL TO POSSESS OPEN CONTAINER OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR IN PUBLIC: A. It shall be unlawful for any person to have in his possession or under his control in any public park intoxicating 1 iquor in any container of any kind or description wh ich is not sealed or on which the seal is broken. Mr. DeWitt further stated that there is a general prohibitian ties of alcoholic consumption, which generally works well City facil i - in the parks due to their size and lack of patrol. Mr . Fraser commented that in the Plaza if someone wished to sell alcoholic beverages they would be required to obtain a temporary 1 icense through the liquor licensing Authority. He explained that In the past there have been conflicts in th City cod which tipulates that there shall not be any al - cohol consu~tlon tn such places as th Plaza . The .ain purpose of the pro - posed changes is to provide the N&ns for the City to penatt the use of the Plaza for an event for lch a tNpOrary license could be obtained fr011 th liquor licensing Author! y and the State. Counc\1 r Habenicht want d furth r clarification to ~ke certain it wa s no be ng suggested that th Pla - za was an ar a re people could bring and cons ir alcohol tc beveng s. Aft r furth r dlscuulon, Council r Bulloc off red a •fr ndly • to Counc 1 r II 99tns or glnal nt, lc cc by Co t nd Chyto , n flnl lon o •pn • o d : , AI USO AS A P • Pl.lYUCMII», lEACH, R£CWTJON COOO, SCHOOl FACILITY 01 MY OTH[l AIEl IN TH( CITY, 01 USO IY TH( CITY MD O£VOT£D 01 D£51 TtD TO ACTIVE 01 PA SlY£ l£Cl£lTION, ElfH(l «* A TEMPOitAIY 01 P( llSIS, IUT SHAll NOT INCLUD£ WHAT 1S C l UF£UO TO AS TH( •PLAZA• IN TN£ WU OEV£LOitOT, 01 CITY MALL, A POMJT F'OI E MD COISUNPTI OF llC It I u I . - • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 7 • • • Before voting on the amendment, Council Member Wiggins confirmed that the Parks and Recreation Commission had approved the wording of the definition of "Park," except for the wording added as the "friendly amendment." Vote results on the amendment as amended: tl /0 Ayes: Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock, \ Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: None Motion carried · ~__.,;..r ~....,tl . } Before voting on the approval of Council Bill No . 5.7 as amended, Council Mem - er Bullock explained to the audience that if approved this would prohibit alcohol in the parks, proh1b1 >&.JcQhOl 1n all public places within the City; "tt would allow alcohol in (tty Hall ~and the Plaza , but only upon approval by the Englewood Liquor Llcen,lng Authority. Vote results on approval of Council Bill No. 5.7 as amended (first reading): ~es: Council "'-bers Koltay, Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried . (a) COIIItiL .,_. MATIWMY IIDYED, All) IT WAS SlCOIIDED, TO ACCEPT WITH I£11£T lf:TTY UDIA ' S USI_TI_ FilM THE all.EWOCID UIUII IDIDIAL. AUTHOIITY. Ayes : Council rs Koltay, Hathaway, Wigg ins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : n Motion carried. (b) COIIItll ..,_. IULLOCI IIDYED, All) IT WAS Slc.ED, TO APPlOYE A PllOCLMATI. LCORI. THE Kl.[AS( Of IELSC* IIAII)(L.A All) SUPfiOITI• THE sount AFIICM P£0PL['S F'OI F'Ull. DIMCI~Y. Ay : Council rs oltay, Hathaw1y , Wiggin s, 8ulloc , Cl ay cht, Y1n Oykt ys : Motion carrf 10. Con (C ll Ill • 22 .1} [Nllll£0 : ( ) ll ll . 2 0 , I . • -• • • .. DE rBal296HrlAb44W@" @ <8@rBal296HrlAb44W @" @ 6HrlAb44Wf'@!@G@ff'CrB 2D@rBal296HrlAb44WOx @" C"DlarBal29 a2448HrlAb7W>prBa2448HrlAb7W"rBa2448HrlAbl0W>qwl@CS\'rBa2 448HrlAblOWtzf''<SiprBa2448HrlAb9Wt & I . . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 8 • • • AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SKATEBOARDS, ROLLER SKATES, RO~LE BLADES OR ROLLER SKIS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BY AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTE OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985. (c) ORDINANCE NO. 27, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 30 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY), ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 1B, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 BY DELETING SECTION 12 -3 OF ARTICLE XII OF THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE AND SECTION 25-5h OF ARTICLE XXV OF THE MODEL TRAFFIC CODE AND ADDING NEW PRO - VISIONS AS TITLE 11, CHAPTER 1, SECTION 12 AND 13 PERTAINING TO DEFINING HAND - ICAPPED PERSONS, SIGNED HANDICAPPED PARKING SPACES, AND PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATORS. (d) ORDINANCE NO . 28, SERIES OF 1990 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 32 .1 INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY), ENTITLED : AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 9, CHAPTER 3A , SECTIONS 2 AND 4 , ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, DEALING WITH HOUSING REGULATIONS. COUNCIL MOllER ICOLTAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOfi)ED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 9 (a) THROUGH (d). {) Q Ayes : . / / Nays: Motion carrfed. 11 . Public Forua Council Members Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Mayor Van Dyke announced the Council will conven In Public citizens' inpu t regarding the 1991 operating budget . (a) John Peterson, 3963 South Cherokee, advised Council he Is th Chafnun of the Englewood Public Library Advisory Board. He xpressed con - cerns ov r th xp cted cuts to the budget for 1991 ca.ent tng that the library Is bec~lng overburd ned with p rsonn 1 as opposed to Info tlon . S E VERBAT 1M ,.r IZ . Ordinance , Re oluttons and Motions ) I . . Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 9 • • • I has been approved by the City Attorney and the various districtJ attorneys. This will also provide an opportunity for the City to assume the service for the South Englewood Sanitation District which is a part of the City south of Quincy. It wi 11 a 1 so open up service capacity to the fairgrounds. The time frame was discussed. Proper notice will be given to the affected residents . It was confirmed that the fees would be collected on "new• taps, not existing taps. The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 31, entitled: COUNCIL BILL NO . 31, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE BASIN INTERCEPTOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT, SOUTH ARAPAHOE SANITATION DISTRICT, AND THE SOUTH ENGLEWOOD SANITATION DISTRICT NO . 1. COUNCIL MEMIEl MIIIIIIS MOVm, MD IT MAS SECONDm, TO APPROVE ON FIRST READING COUNCIL IILL MO. 31, SERIES Of 1110. Ayes : Council Metlbers Koltay, Hathaway , Wiggins, Bullock, Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : None Motion carried. (b) Director Waggoner presented a reca..endation from the Public Works Oepart111ent to approve a bill for an ordinance approving a suppleeental con - tract with the Colorado Depart.ant of Highways for construction of the Broad - way and Big Dry Creek Bridge widen ing. Mr . Waggoner explained that the original contract for the design of this project was approved August, 1988~-tt a ... t of 11,111; the suppl ... ntal contract covers the construction phase at a cost of $19,000 (City 's share). The City Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 34, entitled : COUNCIL BILL NO . 34, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY A BILL FOR AN ORDI E APPROVI A SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT BETWEE THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AND THE STAT O£PARTM£NT Of HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF FOR WIDENING THE SOUTH V 100 OVER BIG DRY CREE 8 IAl AV U AND RAFFERTY RO S. COUNCil ~ COUNCIL lllL Ayes · H y : on car ft<l. 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The resolution was assigned a number and read by title: RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1990 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE 1991 -92 -93 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AND THE ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS AS - SOCIATION, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1991 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1993 . COUNCIL NEMER HATHAWAY ROVED, MD IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 52, SERIES OF 1990. HABENICHT: Y HONOR , I WOULD LIKE TO ASK THE FINANCIAL IMPACT TIED TO, TIED FRASER: HA ICHT : RA R: TO E MEDIAN, AH , AS WE GO INTO A VERY TIGHT BUDGET YEAR AND WE'RE LOOK G AHEAD TO POSSIBLY TIGHT BUDGET YEARS, AH, DO THE KINDS OF INCREA ES THAT YOU ANTICIPATE COMING WITHOUT INCREASED REVENUES OF ANY KINft AH, INDICATE SOME HARDSHIP IN TERMS OF DELIVERING THE, THE, AH , \c API TAL KINDS OF EXPENDITURES THAT WE WERE EXPOSED IN THE DISCUSSI~OF THE LIBRARIES ? I . • . . -. . . ,. . .,. . -. . .. ~ . . .. . • • • I . • • • . .. ... ~ .. "' ..... • • • . . . ....... Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 11 SE~ICE THAT IS DELIVERED. AH, THAT IS AN ISSUE THAT SHOULD NOT BE CON SED WITH THE QUESTION OF HOW MUCH MONEY WE HAVE TO PAY FOR FIREF HTERS. AND I WOULD SUGGEST TO YOU WHETHER WE ARE DEALING WITH T SE EMPLOYEES OR OTHER EMPLOYEES IN THE ORGANIZATION, AS THEIR CO CONTINUE TO GO UP WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO HAVE THE CONFLICT 0 HOW MUCH WE CAN AFFORD. HABENICHT: THANK YOU, MR. FRASER. CLAYTON: I JUST WANT TO TE THAT WHILE I AM NOT NECESSARILY IN AGREEMENT WITH THE MEDIAN, I ANT TO COMPLIMENT MR. FRASER ON COMING TO SUCH A SPEEDY CONCLUSION IN SUCH AN AMENABLE FASHION IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE FIREFIGHTER UNION ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. I THINK IT WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN lOU FOR US TO HAVE PROJECTED A SCENARIO THAT WAS A LOT MORE CONTENTI S AND CONSIDERABLY MORE LENGTHY AND I THINK IT IS TO MR . FRASER'S REDIT THAT HE HAS, THROUGH HIS STAFF, DONE SUCH A fiNE JOB IN THIS GARO. I 'M SURE THE FIREFIGHTERS ARE PLEASED TO HAVE THIS PROCESS OV AND TO DONE WITH TOO. THANK YOU. HATHAWAY: IN ANOTHER COMMENT TO ALEX'S QUEST ABOUT MEDIAN PAY, ETC., AND HOW WE CAN BEST PREDICT BUDGETS FOR HE NEXT YEARS, IT MIGHT BE NOTED THAT MEDIAN PAY IS BASED ON THE C IES IN OUR GENERAL VICINI - TY WHICH WOULD MEAN THEIR ECONOMICS AFFEC OUR ECONOMICS. I CAN'T FORESE£ UNLESS AN ECONOMIC TURNAROUND IN E WHOLE DENVER METRO AREA THAT THAT MEDIAN RATE IS GOING TO BE AN lNG WE CAN'T HANDLE BECAUSE Of THE FACT THAT WE 'RE COMPARING WITH A , DENVER, BAN - CROFT, BOULDER, CASTLEWOOD, GLENDALE, LAKEWOOD, JTLETON, THORN - TON, ANO WESTMINSTER . I CAN'T IMAGINE THAT THEY GOING TO BE DOING ANY BETTER THAN WE ARE IN THE NEXT THREE YEARS . HA8 NICHT : I CERTAINLY CONCIM WITH T YOU 'R SAYING. TH POINT I Vol TO BRI OUT S THAT DO HAVE I REASI COSTS FOR PE THAT, THAN EN W CUTIING, EN W ARE IN A CUT -BACK GOING TO HAVE THEIR EFFECT . 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COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF A TV SEVER LINE INSPECTION SYSTEN IWIUFACTURED IY CUES, INC., IN THE MOUNT OF $82,195. Ayes: Nays: Council Members Koltly, Hathaway, Wiggins, Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke None Motion carried. (e) This ite. was 110ved fo~ard earlier in the ~~~eeting. See pag~3 (p ; 7 for action on Agenda lte. 12(e). (f) A bill for an ordinance subaitting to a vote of the qualified elec- tors of the City at the next scheduled regular .unicipal election a proposed a•ndllent to the City Charter rehting to age and residency requirements of ~rs of the City Council was considered. COUIICIL IEJIIEI HAIENICHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO POSTPONE ACTION ON MDmA ITEN ll(f) llfTIL THE JULY 2, 1tt0, COUIICIL NEETINI. ~es: Council Metlbers Hathaway, Wiggins , Bullock , Clayton, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays : Council Metlber Koltay Motion carried. Mayor Van Dyke explained that certain -..bers of Council feel that changes should be .ade to refine the council bill prior to consideration. (g) A resolution encouraging the develo~nt and use of enviro~ntally safe alternative technologies and products to replace the use of ozone - depleting COI!pOunds was constd red . Council r Bullock explained the resolution was at~ to coinctd with and tn support of the Montreal Protocol . He further explained that th resolu t on is In the for. of infor.atlonal as - sistance, educational , 1nd consulting and cooper1tton venture with other gov r nt s. He f els tt s Engl od 's t nt n of be i ng nv f ro nhll y cons c ious . Th resolu ton was ass gn 1 n r and rt d b ttl : RESOLUTION NO . 53 , SERr ES 0 1990 COUNCIL l IUlloat IT WAS , TO AH10Y usot.un NO. .,, I[S Of lttO • I • • • • 10.64Ct75R HrlAb ··q r 1296Hr1Ab l296Hrl I . . • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 13 It was confirmed that passage of Resolution No. 53 would aid with the Recy - cling Grant Application previously discussed. (Agenda Item 6ai, Page ~ Council Member Clayton pointed out that, while in support of the idea, there is considerable doubt that the release of chlorofluorocarbons affects the ozone layer. He stated there is a diversity of opinion regarding this sub- ject. He urged that Council be skeptical of some of the claims of how to bet -ter save the earth. Mayor Van Dyke expressed appreciation to Council Me.ber Bullock for his span -~~ sorshtp of Resolution No . 53 and for his efforts tn COJIIPil tng it . • IJ. (,/.fT. "" ~' Council Member Haben ic ht com.ented that the people she has talked to~have in-dicated that the poss ibility • ~ '(..~ ""t{ tk. AJ:ti... m.tw.CI A..t.1.. Wu R.!.44-tt:.t.(<"l'\ 4.~ '< ' ~ l<LIL. <: ""nU<t.< • HABENICHT: l WANTED TO SHARE TOO, THAT I AGREE WE NEED TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT C T ARE MADE. HOWEVER, ON THIS ONE, MEMBERS THAT HATHAWAY: Vo r ul I'VE TALKED TO I NTIFIC COMMUNITY, ALTHOUGH THEY MA Y NOT FEEL OR BE OF THE OPINION ING HAS DEFINITELY BEEN PROVEN THAT THE PEOPLE THAT I'VE TALKED WIT AID THAT THE POSSIBILI - TY CERTAINLY DOES EXIST SO THIS DOES HAVE C E MERIT WI THIN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY IN TERMS IT IS A VERY DEFINI Ill - TV. AND IT 'S BETTER TO ERR ON THE SIDE OF SAFETY THAN ON THE IDE OF IMPRUDENCE. A J : ll t I . • • • . ... .... . ' ............ .. 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I . • • - I - • • • • Englewood City Council Minutes June 18, 1990 -Page 14 ~;, (a) Mr. Fraser commended the employees from the Fire Division who were a part of the contract negotiations for their attitude and willingness FRASER: LIKE TO COMMENT AS WELL THAT THE EMPLOYEES, THE FIRE DIVISION, SAFE VICES, CAME IN WITH THE RIGHT ATTITUDE FOR US TO GET THIS DONE. THE LKS WERE MOST SINCERE ABOUT THEIR EFFORTS TO NOT CREATE A CIRC E WHERE WE WERE ADVERSARIES IN THIS PROCESS, BUT SOUGHT TO COME SOLUTION THAT WAS READILY ACCEPTABLE TO BOTH OF US. AND WHILE W ED HARD TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH THAT WAS POSSIBLE, IT T BE APPROPRIATE TO LET THAT GO WITHOUT ALSO COMPLIMENTING THE EFF THOSE FOLKS AT THE TABLE CAUSE THEY ALSO WORKED HARD. THAT'S MY EPORT, MAM. 14. City Attorney's Report (a) Mr. DeWitt requested that Council review the Procedures Manual for possible changes. After discussion, it was decided this would be included on the July Z, 1990 agenda . (b) Mr . DeWitt asked that Council review Council Bill No. 29 .1 regard -~::_~~:~:~"~{.. r;:::;,e.entft {t:r~:~;ci\ ~rs as proposed by Council Metlber A 0 (c) The proposal by the Nuisance Task Force was discussed. Mr. DeWitt provided a s.-ary of the changes and requested that Council review and advise hi• how the changes should be ~. He assured Council that the substance 1s identical to the rec:~ations ~ by the Planning c-tssion. Mr . DeWitt~ strongly SU991Sted that the chantes be~ tn the apt)roprtate location......,.•~ the Code, but not as a separate title to the Code . Appropriate forut was discussed . 15 • ...,~t aulell ULTAY 11MD TO ..... The ttng adjourned at 9 :26 p .. I . . • • - ,.. 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