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May 15 ' 19 89
City Council He gular Meeting
PUblic He a ring -Swedish
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CITY COUNCIL ~ STATUS REPORT
FOR THE MY 15 , 1989 , CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Agenda Originating
Item De art~~ent Descri t f on ~~ken
SA FINANCE
8A LIBRAR
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COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 1, 1989
(KOZACE KOLTAY)
1991·95 LIBRARY PLANNING REPORT
(HABENICHT/CLAYTON)
APPROVED 6·0 ·1
(BYRN ABSENT)
ACCEPT 0 6-0-1
PAOCLMATJON MY 15 ·19 AS APPROV 0 6·0 ·1
COlORADO WATER QUALITY AWAR£N SS V Ek (KOZACE HABENICHT)
PRO( liON I 1989 AP 0 6·0·1 R CYCLI
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Agenda Originating
Item Depart~nt Descri tion
llA COMM DEY
11B COMM DEY
JIC COMM OEV
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RESO #30 APPROVING SMC PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT
(KOL lAY /C LAYTON)
ORO . #2 0 -VACATE PORTION OF
ALLEY BETWEEN LOGAN & PENN IN
3400 BLOCK -SMC PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
(CBI23 INTRODUCED BY CLAYTON)
(CLAYTON/KOLTAY)
ORO. 121 · VACATE PORTION OF
3400 BLOC Of SO. P SYL VLANIA ·
PLANN D D£V LO NT
(CBIZ4 INTRODUCED BY CL AYTON)
(CLAYTON/ 0 TAY)
RESO 31 · l 0
P.O . 33 TO HANIF N I
(HAT AY/ TAY)
Action Taken
APPROVED AS AMENDED
6-0-1
(SEVEN AMENDMENTS)
APPROVED ON FINAL
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APPROVED ON FINAL
5·1-1 (HAT~ AY VOTED
NAY)
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AMENDED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
ACCEPTED BY SMC AT COUNCIL 'S
5/15 MEETING. AMENDED RESO .
TO BE PREPARED BY CITY ATTY .
OFFICE . DOCUMENTS TO BE
SUBMITTED TO R. WANUSH FOR
SIGNATURES AND RECORDING.
PUBLISHED AS ADOPTED 5/18/89
ORO . TO BECOME EFFECTIVE
6/18/89 . ORO. TO BE RECORDED
WHEN EFFECTIVE.
PUBLISH D AS ADOPTED 5/18/89
ORO. TO B COME EFFECTIVE
6/18/89. ORO . TO BE RECORDED
WH H EFFECTIVE.
Fl TO HANDL E DETAILS
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6/5/89
D 5/18/8 :
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Agenda Originating
Item De artment Oescri tion Action Taken Follow-u
IIF UTIL RESO 132 APPROVING AM004ENT TO APPROV£0 6-0-1 UTILITIES TO SECURE SIGNA-CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN FEES TURfS, ETC. TO IMPLEMENT IN THE LONG RANCE KASTER PLAN AMENDMENT TO CONTRACT (HABENICHT/HATHAWAY)
IIG PUB WS MOTION 10 APPROVE AWARD OF BID FOR APPROVED 6 -0 -1 CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT TO BE CONSTRUCTION OF P.O. 33 TO BRANNAN
IMPLEMENTED BY PUB WKS/ENGR . SAND & GRAVEL CO. S522,488 .75
(HATHAWAY/KOZACEK)
IJA CATTY TION TO DEFEND CITY IN SUIT OF APPROVED 6 -0 -J CATTY TO PROCEED OENV R M TRO CONTRACTORS VS . CSAROAS
HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT, £TAL
(HATHAWAY/C LAYTON)
138 CATTY TO liTIGATE FOR CITY 'S APPROVED 6 -0 ·1 CATTY TO PROCEED COVERAGE R£ L Y liA81llTY CLAYTON)
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Agenda Originating
Item Depart~nt Description Act ion Taken Follow -u
MEETING ADJOURNED: 1:15 A.M. MAY 16, 1989
PRESENT: HATHAWAY, KOLTAY, KOZACEK, HABENICHT, CLAYTON, VAN DYKE ABSENT : BYRNE
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1. Call to Order
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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
May 15, 1!189
The regular ~eting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by "ayor Van Dyke at 7:36 p.•.
Z. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council ~~r Koltay .
3 . Pledte of Alle,hnce
The Pledge of Allegiance wa s led by Boy Scout Troop No. 9Z.
4 . loll Call
Present:
Absent :
A quoru. was present .
Also pres nt :
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Council Ke.bers Hathaway, Koltay, Kozacek, Habenicht, Cla~ton, Van Dyke
Counc i 1 Ke.ber Byrne
City Manag r Fraser
City Attorney DeWitt
C ty Cler Cr
Director Wanush, C nlty Otv 1 nt
Director F n, F nan t al Services
Director Fonda, Utllttfes
Otr ctor 990n r, Pu lie r
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There were no pre-scheduled visitors.
7. Non-scheduled Visitors
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(a) Mrs. Eleanor Dunn informed Council that she wished to present the
results of a research project concerning the closure of the alley between lo-
gan and Pennsylvania Streets. She was encouraged to present that inforMation during the public hearing.
8 . C~ntcations and 'rocl ... ttons
(a) COUNCIL MOllER HAIEIUCHT MOVm, COUNCIL NEMIER CLAYTON SECOfl)m, TO
ACCE:R THE "'LAIIU .. FOI EllllE:VOOO I'UILIC LIIURY SERVICES 1991-lttS• RE'DIT
FRON THE EllllE:VOOO I'UILIC LIIURY ADVISORY BOARD.
Ayes: Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke Nays : None
Abstain: None
Council Melber Byrne Absent:
Motion carried.
(b) COUNCIL NEJIIE:R KOZACEit MOVm, COUNCIL NEMIE:R HAIENICHT SE:CCIIKD, TO
DECLARE THE WElt OF MY 15 THROUIH 11, 1111, AS "COLOIADO IMTE:R QUALITY MNE:-NE:SS WElt. •
Ayes : Counc 1 Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht , Clayton, Van Dyke Nays :
Abstain :
Absent :
Motion carrted.
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Council r Byrne
(c) CCUCIL WYT• IIMD, MYOI VM DYU SU411D, TO PIOCLAJII
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Englewood City Council Minutes
May 15, 1989 -Page 3
(1) Minutes from the Phnning 1nd Zoning Co11111ission meeting of M1y 2,
1989.
(b) Minutes fr011 the Englewood Urb1n Renewal Authority meeting of M1y
3, 1989.
COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK MOYm, COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON SECOIIDm, TO ACCEPT CON-
SENT A&OOA ITEMS 9 (a) TlltOU&H (b) •
Ayes: Council Members Kolt1y, H1thaw1y, Koz1cek, H1benicht ,
Cl1yton, Van Dyke
N1ys: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Council Member Byrne
Motion c1rried.
10. Pub11c Hearing to Consider the Planned Develop~~ent of Swedish Medical
Center ( SIIC) •
COUNCIL MEMEl KOZACEK MOYm, COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON SECOIIDm, TO OPEN THE
PUBLIC H£Aill ••
Ayes:
Nays :
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Me.bers Kolt1y,
Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
Council ~r Byrne
HathiWiy, Koz1cek, Habenicht,
Mayor Van Dyke advised the aud ience that it was Council's procedure to allow
the applicant and all individuals in favor of the Planned Oevel~nt to pres -
ent testiiiOfty first and that testi~~ony of those individuals opposed to the
Planned Otvelo~nt would then be taken . All witnesse s were duly sworn prior
to testi110ny.
Mtke Cook , attorney representing Swedish Medical Center, info~ Council that
a s of witne sses speaking on behalf of the Planned Otvelo~nt had been
prepared and a copy supplied to each Council "'-btr .
Mr . Wanush entered in to t record
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May 15, 1989 -Page 4
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garage by an overhead walkway on Hampden. This building currently meets all zoning requirements.
2) construction of a renovated intensive care unit and, at some point in
the future, etllergency facilities . This construction would not meet current
zoning, having only a 3' setback from existing property line. Zoning require -~~ent is a 15 ' setback. Council does have the authority to waive this provi -sion of the zoning ordinance .
3) construction of a parking garage with 600 spaces upon c0111pletion,
first phase of which is for 300 spaces. This construction varies fr0111 the
existing zoning ordinance: the Plan proposes an 11' setback on Logan Street
-the require~~ent is 15'; on Girard Avenue there is a 15' setback which would ~~~eet the first phase of construction (for 300 spaces), however, upon COIIIple-
tion of 600 spaces, the require.ent would be 20'. Council does have the au -
thority to waive this provision of the zoning ordinance. Also, Mr . Wanush
pointed out that near the alley being vacated, there is no setback at one
point, so it would be necessary to waive the 15 ' require.ent .
4) request to vacate a portion of South Pennsylvania Street. The north
portion of Pennsylvania would re.ain as a public right -of-way , the south por -
tion would be vacated to allow SMC to acquire ownership to the property for use as described in the Planned Develo~nt .
5) request to vacate a portion of the alley between South Logan and South
Pennsylvania Streets, allowing SMC the use of that land. Mr . Wanush pointed
out the private residence of the Dunns on the west side of Pennsylvania and
explained that by the vacation of the alley portion i-.diately behind the
Dunn property, SMC and the Dunns would each rece ive approxiaately 8'.
Additional exhibits entered Into the record by Mr . Wanush were:
City Exhibit C -Applicat ion by Swedish Medical Center for Planned Develop.ent District, dated Augu st 23, 1988
City Exhibit D · Maps and conceptu al drawings of the Planned Develop.ent, through 16, dated August 31, 1988
City Exhtbtt E · Staff Report, Case No . 14 ·88
City hhtbtt F • Section 16 .4-8 Engl.-ood n ctpal
forth r qut nts for R-3, High Density R sld nee District Code 1985 setting
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May 15, 1989 -Page 5
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Mr. Wanush reviewed the standards contained in the City's zoning ordinance
which were considered by the Commission and which are contained in the Find-
ings of Fact (City Exhibit J). He then offered information pro and con rela-
tive to the Planned Develop!llent. Mr. Wanush responded to various questions and concerns.
Ntck Roccaforte, Vice President of Operations and Corporate DeveloPMent,
Swedish Medical Center, enu~~~erated the three 11ain things being requested by
SMC: 1) vacation of alley portion, Z) vacation of a street, and 3) approval
of a Planned Development. Mr. Roccaforte explained briefly the ca.ponents of
the Plan, and he explained the necessity of the various parts of the Plan.
Mr. Roccaforte shared several slides of the proposed Plan and responded to
various questions of Council. Entered into the record were the following exhibits:
Swedish Exhibit A and 8 -slides showing the Planned Develop~ent and the Si~lified Planned Develop~ent.
Swedish Exhibit G -a letter fro. Jan~es B. Irwin, a for'IM!r patient at
Swedish. The letter was read into the record.
Swedish Exhibit F -A .adification to the Planned Develop~ent was pres -
ented and discussed. This .adification showed SMC's willingness to close the
entrance on logan Street to the parking lot and the loading dock, that area
north of Englewood Apart .. nts and south of the parking structure to be land-
scaped. The lo.cting dock .-ould be on H-.pden Avenue. Mr . Roccaforte respond -
ed to Council's questions about this version of the Plan.
s..dish Exhibits E-1 through E-6 · slides showing the Will i .. s property
(Englewood Apartaents) fr011 various dtrec:tions. The alley behind and north of
the Wtllt•s property was discussed, and the possibility of elt•inating the
alley on the north side, with the alley fr011 the south ending In a h-.rhe.ct, was d fscussed.
Swedish Exhtbtts 0 -1 throuth 0·5 • sltdes showing present access to the Dunn property .
Mr . Roccaforte concluded this port on of hfs presentation by assuring Council
that want s to r th Coun 11 w th th c ntty in n effort to ge
t proj et st r l't t 1 favorabl d ton this nt
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THE MEETING RECONVENED AT 9:30 P.M. BY MOTION OF MAYOR YAH DYKE, SECONDED BY
COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK, UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED, WITH SIX MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
PRESENT.
Mr. Roccaforte offered additional information and entered into the record:
Swedish Exhibit C -slide showing the walkway from the parking structure
to the building which passes the Dunn property at a level lower than the yard
level of the Dunn property.
Robert E. Leigh of leigh, Scott & Cleary, Inc., stated he had been retained by SMC to perfo~ a traffic impact analysis and he offered:
Swedish Exhibit I -hi s resume
1989.
Swedish Exhibit J -Traffic IMPact Analysis dated Sept~r 2, 1988
Swedish Exhibit K -an addenduM to that Analysis, dated October 14, 1988
Swedish Exhibit l -Alternat ive Acce ss Plan Analysis, dated April 25,
The contents of these exhibits were discussed . Mr . leigh explained various
points of the analysis In response to Council's questions. He then offered:
Swedish Exhibit W -Traffic Yolu.e Oiagra11s, which were questioned and
discussed .
Dan lut~. VIet President of Ha ... r, Siler, George Associates, an econoelc
consulttng fl~ retained by SMC to enluatt the econo~~lc 111111aet of SMC upo~~
the ca..unity, entered the following exhibits Into the record:
Swedish Exhibit M -H .... r, Siler resu.e
Swedish Exhibit Ill -Econ0111c ll!lllact of Swedish
of Englewood, dated May 1989 . I cal Center on the C I y
Swedish Exhibits 0 -l through 0 -12 • slid s poT ray ng th cont nts o
Exhibit N.
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Mr. Scott highlighted the contents of the survey results, using the various
slides, which showed a high percentage of Englewood citizens in favor of the
various co.ponents of the Planned Development and vacations of the alley and
the street.
Bill Keller, Robinson Keller Engineering, offered info~ation relative to the
parking require~~~ents and reviewed the existing and proposed parking situa-
tions. He entered for the record:
Swedish Exhibit V -Parking Study
Georgine Shelden, 6956 South Olive Way, Englewood, offered testi.ony as a .a.-
ber of the nursing staff of SMC. She stressed the importance of the renova-
tion to the Intensive Care Unit and urged Council to .ake a favorable
decision.
Howard Rctregor, representing the Greater Englewood Cha~r of C~rce, of -
fered for the record :
Swedish Exhibit R -Resolution adopted by the Greater Englewood Cha~r
of C~rce supporting the Planned Oevelo~nt, said Resolution dated May lZ,
1989 .
lob ltllesby, R.D., 950 E. Harvard Avenue, Denver. Dr. Gillesby stated his
aff ili ation wi th SWedish Medical Center and Porter ~rial Hospital; he is a
....,.r of SMC Board of Directors and a ....,.r of Swedish's ICU Advisory COII-
•1ttH . He stressed the need for iiiProv .. nts to the ICU and encouraged a
favorable decision.
Marrh Conn , Chain~~n of the Board of TrustHs, s.edhh Medical Center. Mr .
Conn explained that SMC is a ca..unity hospital serving Englewood and the COII -
.,n1ty and that SMC wishes to continue to provide quality ~teal services .
He stressed the need for SMC to re..ln IOdern and co.petitive In order to sur -
vive as a c-..ntty hospital . Mr . Conn responded to inquiries concerning
operating procedures of the hosp ital .
xy::.:;:.;~~..::;o:.:..ll!...'!e~. Presid nt, Craig Hospital. Mr . O'Malley spoke In favor of the
velop.ent, expla ntng h ~rtant the ICU Is to Cr tig . He
~r ant th c~ltt on o t var ious projects Is to th e future
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Swedish Exhibit S -Authorization of Homer P. and Eleanor C. Dunn naming
Stanley A. Williams negotiator in their behalf for the sale of their two prop-
erties, said authorization dated April 17, 1989
Swedish Exhibit T -Counter proposal from Creamer and Seaman, dated April
Z7, 1989, stipulating terms and conditions of proposed sale of all three par-
cels of land to SMC (3419, 3430 South Pennsylvania, 3470 South logan)
Swedish Exhibit U -letter dated April Z8, 1989, fra. SMC accepting the
counter offer.
Ms. Merck advised Council that the Dunns had decided not to proceed with the
sale; further as SMC was desirous of proceeding with the project, they did not
intend to litigate the Matter. Ms. Merck urged Council to assess and consider
what would be in the best interest of the •ajority of Englewood's citizens and
to approve the application for the Planned Development.
Mayor Van Dyke asked if there were others present who wished to speak in sup-
port of the Planned Develo~nt. There was no response. Mayor Van Dyke then
invited those opposed to the Planned DeveloP~&nt to enter testi.any.
Eleanor lhnt, 3419 and 3430 South Pennsylvania Street. Mrs . Dunn infon.ed
ounc t at Mr. Craner (Crea~~tr and s. ... n. law Offices) was not their
lawyer or legal counsel; also, there wa s concern about what was really being
offered or stipulated. She also infor.ed Council that she and Mr . Dunn do not
approve of the street closure or the alley vacation. She reported on an
opinion poll concerning the street closure wh ich was published in the Engle -
wood Sentinel; 56 "Don't Close the Stre.t• votes were received. She advised
Council that SMC had requested th lr loyees to also participate in a sl•l-
lar opinion poll with these results : Sl •ctose the Street• votes ; 11 "Don't
Close t Street• votes; and 1Z •Should Go to a Vote of the People" votes .
She wa s of the opinion that SMC had v sed the r tt~Ploy s how they should
vote . Therefore, sh wa s of the op non that the research wa s valid, but that
t results re not . Mrs . Dunn tftt Into the rKord:
Dunn Exhibit l · copy of
to part c pat in an opinion poll . r to th r a.plo s st. "9 th
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F, he felt those changes appear to solve some of the proble•s he had been an-
ticipating in the original Planned Developn~ent. He enumerated several sec-
tions contained in Section 16-4-8, Englewood Municipal Code 1985, concerning
R-3 High Density Residence Districts. He provided Council with copies of a
handout showing aerial photos and photographs of the area in general and of
the area surrounding the Williams property specifically (Englewood Apart -
~nts). A copy of the handout was entered into the record identified:
Willia•s Exhibit 1 -Handout (described above)
Mr. Willla•s expressed disappointment that it had not been possible to nego-
tiate successfully so that Swedish could gain control of the entire area
bounded by the Planned De•1elop~~~ent. However, as that is not possible, he
stressed the need for appropriate landscaping and buffer area around the
apart•nt building. He felt It is his responsibility to •ake sure that the
residents are protected and that the property values are not reduced because
of the Plan . Mr. Wlllia•s stated he was willing to withdraw his objections If
the altered Plan being proposed by SMC (Exhibit F) was sincere. He could only
withdraw his objections if the landscaping were to be done properly . Further
discussion ensued relative to the density and height of the landscaping; dele -
tion of the east/west alley; entrance Into the parking lot fro. logan Street.
Mr. Willia•s confirMd that his •ajor concerns would be eli•inated by the ell -
•ination of the east/west alley. Mr . Wllli .. s was assured that SMC would have
to comply with whatever amendments Council would •ake to the Plan .
Mayor Van Dyke asked if there was rebuttal by the applicant of any ca...nts
made in opposition to the Planned Dlvelop.ant.
Mr . Roccaforte took that opportunity to inform Council that s.dhh Medi c al
Center is ready and willing to make any concessions, .adtftcattons, etc ., that
Council may d proper . Hawver, they are requesting that a dechion be llldt
thts even1119 .
CGUIICIL ..a UZACEX MVED, COUIICIL MMD CLAYT. Slc.D, TO tl8S[ M
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A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE FINDINGS , CONCLUSION AND DECISION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, REGARDING THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
BY SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS .
COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY MOVED, COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON SECONDED, TO APPROVE
RESOLUTION NO. 30, SERIES OF 1989.
Council Member Hathaway offered separate amend me nt s to the Planned DeveloPMent
of Swedish Medical Center as incorporated i n Resolut i on No . 30, Series 1989 ,
as follows :
COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVm, COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON SECONDm, THAT A
PROVISION BE ADDm TO THE Swmlstt MmiCAL CENTER'S PI.Afllm DEVELOPMENT THAT
THE PARKIN& LOT ACCESS ON LOGAN STREET BE MAINTAINED WITH THE CONTINUATION OF
THE RESTRICTION THAT ONLY PHYSICIANS WILL BE USING THAT PARTICULAR ACCESS TO
THE PAIIICINI STRIJCTtltE AND THAT IT HAVE A RIGHT TURN -IN AND RIGHT T\ltii-OUT
DESIGNATION ONCE IT IS CONPLETm.
After discussion, the MOtion was withdrawn .
COUNCIL MEMI£1 HATHAWAY MOVm, COUNCIL MEMB ER CLAYTON SECONDm, THAT CITY
COUNCIL ACCEPT THE CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF SWmiSH MmiCAL CENTER 'S
ALTERNATIVE PLMNm DEV ELOPMOIT WHICH IS OUTLJNm AND IDENTIFJm AS ElM lilT F.
~es : Council ~rs Koltay , Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht,
Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Abstain : None
Absent : Counc 11 MMber Byrne
Motion carried , and the first ..,ndlltnt to the Planned OeveloPMnt was
approved .
~IL RlM£1 MATMMMY IIWm, ~IL RlM£1 CLAYT ON S(COIIQ, TO MU A
PIOV I SI. II MDI SN IDICAl CENT ER 'S Pt..-o DEVELONJT THAT W MIIITAII THf
PAM I. LOT ACClSS, CURUIITLY EI I STI NI • LOIM, COITIM TO IUTliCT ntAT
ACCESS TO PHYS ICIMS Y USINI THf PAMI UIMt STRIJCM£, VITM M
ADDITIMAL. PllOVISI. THAT A liGHT TUIII -111 _, A liGHT TUIII -OUT D£51 n• II[ ADDED TO THAT P I LOT.
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Abstain: None
Absent: Council Ke~r Byrne
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Motion carried, and the third aMendMent to the Planned Developient was
approved .
CCUI:IL MOlER HATIWIAY llmD, CCUI:IL MOlER HAIEJIICHT SECCMI)£0, THAT THE
PLNIIED D£YELOPMEJIT OF svtDISH REJ)JCAL COlTER IE REQUIRm TO PUT Ill A MillO
DEJISITY AIID MIIM LAIIDSCAPI. ALO. THE IIOlTH DID OF WILLIMS' EIREWOD
APARTIEIITS AIID THAT THE LAIIDSCAPI. IE IIISTALLm SIIIJLTAIIEOUSLY WITH THE
URA&E COIISTRUCTIOII.
After discussion , the .ation was withdrawn .
CCUI:IL MOlER HATIWIAY MOVm, CCUI:IL MOlER HAIEJIICMT SECCII)O), TO ADD A
PROVISIOII TO THE svtDISH IOICAL COlTER'S PLAIIIIm DEVELOPtiEIIT THAT TID£ IE
MI&M£1 DEJISITY AIID MI&M£1 LAIIDSCAPI. ALO. THE IIOlTH SIDE OF WILLIAIIS'
EMLEWOD APARTJEIIT IUILDI• TO IE PUT Ill SIIIILTAIIEOUSLY WITH THE 1ARME
STRUCTUR£, WITH THE ADDITIOIIAL PROVISIOII THAT THE LAIIDSCAPI. STRIP IE AT
LEAST FJnEEJI FEET ( 15 ') Ill WIDTH AIID THAT IT USE A GOOD COIICEJITRATIOII OF
EVEHREEJI MD MIIM DEJISITY FOLIME .
Ay es: Council rs Koltay , Hatha way, Kozacek, Habenicht,
Cl ayton, Va n Dyke
Nays: None
Ab s ta t n: None
Ab se nt : Co unctl Mttlbe r Bym e
Mot ton u rrted, and the fourth -ndllent to th Planned Oe velo.-ent was
approv ed .
CCUI:IL 110110 ._l'lWMY IICMD, CCUI:IL MUOICHT SECCIIID, TO -A
PIOVISIOII TO Ttl( svtDISM IIEDICAl CEllO 'S Pt..u DOELOfiUT THAT Ttl(
CUDDITLY GPO AHA M.MCEIT TO Ttl( LCMIU DOCI AIU, WIICII ..OS Ttl(
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THAT THE WIDTH OF THAT lANDSCAPING BE AT LEAST TEN FEET (10'). THE ABOVE
lANDSCAPING SHOULD MITIGATE ANY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC OR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC THAT MAY HAVE AN ADVERSE AFFECT ON THAT PARTICULAR DUNN PROPERTY.
Ayes: Council Members Koltay , Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: Council Member Clayton Abstain: None
Absent: Council Member Byrne
Motion carried, and the sixth amendment to the Planned Develop.ent was approved.
COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, MAYOR VAN DYKE SECONDED, TO ADO A PROVISION TO
THE SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER'S PLANNED DEVELO'"ENT THAT THE PARKIN& LOT IN FRONT
OF THE IUILDIN& -THE 14 SPACE LOT, BE DESIGNATED AS OUTPATIENT VALET OR HANDICAPPED ONLY.
Ayes : Council Members Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht, Van Dyke Nays: Council Member Koltay, Clayton Abstain: None
Absent: Council Member Byrne
Motion carried, and the seventh amendment to the Planned Develo~nt wa s approved.
COUNCIL MOlER ICOZACEit MOVED, COUNCIL IDlER HATHAWAY SECONDED, THAT SWEDISH
MEDICAL CENTER IE REQUIRED TO PAY FOR All RELOCATION OF THE PCMR LINU
PLACU. TID UND£R IROUND, DO All PERTUIOIT HDOIWPS TO THE RESIDOITS IN THE AIU.
~es : Council Melbers Kozacek, Van Dyke
Nays : Council Melber Koltay , Hathaway, Haben i cht, Clayton Abstain : None
Absent : Counc 11 Melber Byl"lle Matton was not approved .
CCUICJL NOlO ICOZACEit MOVED, COUNCIL MOlER ICOLTAY SECOIIDED, THAT MDISH
MEDICAL CENT[R I[ REQUIRED TO ADO A STREET LIIHT AT IIRARD/PfMISYUMIA
INTDSECTION TO HELP CONTROL TRAFFIC FLOW IN THAT AREA, WH01 WAIIMTED.
A t r dtscu ston, Council
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Council Member Koltay called for the question on the original motion to
approve Resolution No. 30, Series 1989, accepting the Planned Develo~nt of
Swedish Medical Center as amended by the aforementioned seven a.end.ents. Vote results:
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Council Members Koltay,
Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
Council ~r Byrne.
Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht,
(b) The reco.~endation fro. the Planning and Zoning Co..ission to adopt
a bill for an ordinance approving the right -o f -way vacation of a portion of
the alley betwen South logan and South Pennsylvania Streets in conjunction
with the Swedish Medical Center Planned Develo~nt was considered. Council
Me.ber Clayton asked the Clerk to assign an ordinance nu.ber and read Council Bill No. Z3, entitled :
ORDINANCE NO . ZO
SERIES OF 1989 COUNCIL Bill NO. Z3
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON
AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE RIGHT -OF -WAY FOR THE NORTH 375 FEET Of THE AllEY
LOCATED BETWEEN SOUTH LOGAN AND SOUTH PE SYLVANIA IN THE 3400 BLOCK, CITY OF
ENGLEWOO, COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO.
CCUICIL ..... CLAn• IIOVED, CCUICIL ..... UlTAY SEa.ED, TO APNGVE •
FilM. IEMI. -IIMKI •• ZO, SOlES Of lilt.
In response to a question posed by City Attorney DeWitt concerning acceptance
by Swdhh Medical Center of the Phnned Develo~t as a.ftded by Council,
Mr. Nick Roccaforte, Vice Presid nt of Corporate DeveloP~ent, speaking on be -
half of Swedish Medical Center, infonlld Council that Swdish Medical Center
-.ould accept the seven lllltftdllents to the Planned Dev lo,.ent lllh ich ~~ere ap -
proved by City Council _ Mr . Roccaforte assured Counc 1 that he had t au -
thority to accept t ... nded plan .
Yot resu 1 ts :
Ayes : Hath ay , oz c , Habenicht ,
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AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR THE SOUTH 366.10 FEET OF THE 3400
BLOCK OF SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOO, COUNTY OF ARAPA-
HOE, STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNCIL MO.ER CLAYTON MOYm, COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY SECONDm, TO APPROVE ON
FINAL READIM& ORDINANCE MO. 21, SERIES OF 1989.
Council Metlber Hathaway explained she would be voting in opposition to the
closure of South Pennsylvania Street. Vote results:
Ayes: Council MeMbers Koltay, Kozacek, Habenicht, Clayton, Van
Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
Dyke
Council Me.ber Hathaway
None
Council Metlber Byrne.
(d) A reca.Mendation fro. the Oepart.ent of Finance to adopt a resolu -
tion awarding the contract for purchase of special assess.ent bonds for Paving
District No . 33 and additionally a bill for an ordinance authorizing the Is -
suance of those spech 1 usess.ent bonds was cons ide red. Director Freeun
advised Council concerning the bid results. The lowest and best bidder with
an Interest rate of 7.208S was fro. Hanlfen I~off, Inc . Ms . Fre ... n respond ·
ed to questions concerning costs of the total bid package . She reco..ended
that the bid .ward be approved by passage of the resolution . The Resolution
was ass I gfted and nUIIber and read by tIt 1 e :
RESOlUTION NO . 31, SERIES Of 1989
A RESOlUTION AWAROING THE CONTRACT FOR THE PUACHASE Of SPECIAL ASSES NT
BOII)S Of lltE CITY Of (NGLEWOOO , COlORADO, IN TH PRI IPAL NOJNT Of S70S ,OOO
FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO . 33 .
COIIICIL
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MATMMMY DO, COIIICIL ,._.
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Nays:
Abstain:
Absent:
Motion carried.
None
None
Council Member Byrne .
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(e) Director Fonda presented a reca..endation from the Bi-City Wastewa -
ter Treat•nt Plant Supervisory Ca.ittee to adopt a bill for an ordinance
approving an agree..nt for a wasteload allocation study and a lletiOrandu• of
understanding between the Cities of fnglewood, littleton and Glendale and Den -
ver Regional Council of Govern..nts. Council Me.ber Habenicht asked the Clerk to read Council Bill No. 27, entitled:
A Bill FOR AN ORDINANcE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT AND MfJI)RANDUM OF UNOfRSTANDING
AMONG fNGlEWOOD, liTTlfTON, GlfNOAlf, DENVfR RfGIONAl COUNCil OF GOVfRHMENTS
(DRCOG) AND DIVISION OF Al»tiNISTRATJON OF THf COlORADO DfPARlltENT OF HfAlTH ,
PRfSfNTfD BY THf WATfR QUAliTY CONTROl DIVISION TO PfRFORM A WASTflOAD AllOCA -TION STUDY FOR SfGMfNT 14 OF THf SOUTH PLATT£ RIVfR.
COUNCil ROIIEI NAIDIICHT MOYm, COUNCIL f01£R CLAYTON SECCII)£0, COUIICJl llll MO. 27, SEIIES Of INt.
~es: Council "--hers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
Counc i1 "--her Byrne.
Nays :
Abstain:
Absent:
Notion carried.
(f) Director Fonda Pl"esented 1 reco.endatlon fr011 the II ·Ctty Wastewa -
ter Trea~t Plant Supervisory C~ltt .. to adopt 1 resolution approvlnt 1ft
-ndllent to the contract for engtneerlnt design f s n the long aa,.. Nasttr
Plan. Mr . Fonda explained that there are additional design costs related to
the odor control facllttles and solids handltftt . The funds required for tilts -~nt to the contract total Slll ,ll4 . The Re olutlon was assigned 1 ~ber lnd read by t ttle :
RESOlUTION MO . 32, SERIES Of lMt
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bid of $522,488.75. The project had been estimated at $806,521; Mr. Waggoner
reco..ended the award of the bid to Brannan Sand and Gravel Co.
COUIICIL MEMER HATHMIAY MOYm, COUIICIL MEMBER KOZACEK SECONDm, TO APPROVE THE
liD AWARD FOI CONSTRUCTION OF PAYING DISTRICT NO. 33 TO THE LOW IIIJDER, IRM-
IIAN SAND l &RAVEL COMPANY IN THE MOUNT OF $522,488.75.
Ayes: Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht,
Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent: Council Member Byrne .
Motion carried.
12. City Ranager's Report
Mr . Fraser did not have any .atters to bring before Council.
13. City Attorney's Report
(a) Mr . DeWitt asked for authority to defend the City in the .. tter of
Denver Metro Contractors v Csardas Hungarian Restaurant, etal .
COUIICIL 1010 IIATMMMY ..VO, COUIICIL 1010 CLAYTON S£CCIID, TO MITMOIIU
THl tin An...V TO DEFmt THl tin II THIS Mntl.
Ayes: Council "'-bars Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Habenicht,
Nays:
Abstatn:
Absent:
ton carrted .
Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
Council .._.,.r Byrne .
(b) Mr . DeWitt advised Council that tt .. Y be necessary to ltttgate wtth
reference to Lowry ltabtllty . Ht requested authority to brtng suit against
t City 's fo~r and curreftt Insurance carriers on th BI ·Cfty plant .
lOWfX ..VO, COUIICIL
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(iii) Proposed ordinance regarding franchises which would
necessitate a Charter a.en~nt; to be considered at so.e ti.e in the future.
(iv) Copies of a letter to Grant Thornton , fro. Hill l Robbins,
attorneys representing the Bi-City Wastewater Treat.ent Plant.
(v) Copies of a letter fro. the U.S. Oepart.ent of Agriculture.
14. &eneral Discussion
(a) Mayor's Choice
Mayor Van Dyke did not have any .. tters to bring before Council .
(b) Council ~r 's Choice
(i) COUIItll ...0 CLAn• IIOVED, COUIICIL NEM£1 HATHMIAY SEC.-
OED, TO KCDT THE tin RQitiO'S POLICY • OIPLOYEE IOLF PIIVIL(I(Sa FUIT1ID,
THAT THE m-.ISIImn' -IIIPUIEIITATI• Of THIS RATTO If LEFT TO THE DIS-
CIETI. OF THE Cln R...-..o.
~es : Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway , Kozacek, Habenicht,
Mays :
Abstah•:
Abset~t :
ftotion carried .
Clayton , Van Dyke
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Council ~r Byrne .
HAniMIAY .a TO ..... The ... t tng adjourned at 1:15 •·•·
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AGENDA FOR THE
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
1. Call to order.
:a. Invocation.
MAY 15, 1989
7:30 P.M.
3. Pledge of allegiance.
... Roll Call •
5. llinutea. . j
(> """1 t1 Gl ct. a~ J.f/ c; I (a) Minute• ot the regular ... u.., of May 1, 1989.
6. Pre-lcbeduled Viaitora. (Plea•• liait your preaentation
to ten ainutea.)
7. Non-lcbeduled Viaitora. (PleaH Uait your preaentation
to five ainutea.)
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c~ication.a an4 Procl ... tion.a.
(a) •Planning for lftcJlewoocl Public Library
Service• ltt1-ltt5• report f~ the lnqlavood
P\l.bUc Li»rary Mvbory loafd . ,. /C.;E•~~/#ll"''
(b )
(0) Proc:l
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City Council Agenda
Proclamation declaring Kay 11, 1919 aa Fidelity and
Depoait Company Day. r I ~
9. Conaent Agenda.
Accept
t~Pf':, .:It~ ta)
(J (p .,()-' (b)
Minute• troa the Planning and Zoning
Ca.aiaeion Meeting of Kay 2, 1919.
Minute• troa the EnglewOOd Urban Renewal
Authority Meeting of Kay 3, 1989.
10. Public Hearing
To coneider the Planned Developaent of Swediah Medical Center. :~~a.~ .. Ro~l~y ....... ~"""· ~.41. f (a) Reca.ae~rfc.(~~Planning and Zonin9 ,. 'o., f Ca.aieeion to adopt a reeolution approving the
b"' Planned Develos-ent tor SWediab Medical Center. ~(b) Recoaenctafft.f-TTz:U'~~lanninq and Zoning v' Ca.aieeion to adopt a bill tor an Ordinance
approving the riqht-of-way vacation of a
portion ot the aller betwen South Loqan and
Iouth Pennerlvania n conjunction with the
sw.diah lied cal Center Planned Develos-ent.
a.cc andation froe the Planninq and Zoninq
Ca.aiaeion to adopt a bill for an ordinance
approving the riqht-of-way vacation of a
portion of the 3400 block of Iouth
.. nneylvania •• part ot the iah c te Pl nn Devel
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(e) Reca.aendation froa the Bi-City Wa•tavater
Treataent Plant Superviaory Ca.aittea to adopt
a bill for an ordinance approving an agreeaent
for a vaateload allocation atudy and a
aaorandua of underatanding between tha City
of Englewood and t)l' ~ther ~aganciea involved
in the atudy. ~/~~
Recoaaendation fraa the Bi-City Waatevater
Treataent Plant Superviaory eo.aittee to adopt
a ruolution approving an -..nctaent to the
contract tor engineering_,~e~ign _r ... Jkr~~ .. ~~
Long ltancJ• Kaater Plan. ~/·---·----~0 Rec~tion fraa the Departaant of Public
12.
Worka to award by .ation a bid for the
conatruction ot Paving Diatrict 133. ~/~La-b
City Jlanager'a .. port. --{;)-
13. "Y ~ ~~" N 0 dl/l4d#. 14. City Attorney•• .. port. J) ~~ ~~
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14. General Diacuaaion.
(a) Mayor•• O.Oioe.
(b) Council ,...._r•a Claoioe.
15. Adjourn.ant .
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PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER
DATE: May 15, 1989
MY PERSON MY SPEAK 011 MAnERS cmml ,._ --1-n. FOR A MXIIIM OF FIVE
MliiJTES. EACH SUCH PERSON SHOULD SIM THIS PUBLIC COMMENT ROSTER, STATING
MANE, ADDRESS, AND TOPIC OF COMMENT.
THOSE PERSOIIS WHO VISH TO SPEAK IN FAVOR OF OR IN OPPOSITION TO A PUBLIC
HEMING SHOULD SIM THE APPLICAILE PUBLIC HEMI• ROSTEI.
PLEASE Pit lilT.
ADDI£SS 'IWIC
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
PUBLIC HEARING ROSTER
MAY 15, 1989
AGENDA ITEM NO . lO(A)
PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
TO aiiSIDER: THE .U.O DEV£LOIIIDT Of SIOIStl REDICAL CEITER
CHECK
IN FAVOR OPPOSED
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EIIILEIIOOD CITY COUNCIL
EIIILEVOOD I ARAPAHOE COUNTY I COLORADO
Regular S.uion
Nay 11 lilt
The regular .. eting of the Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor
Van Dyke at 7:35 p.•.
2. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council ~r Koltay.
3. Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke .
4 . Roll tall
Present: Council "--bers Hathaway, Koltay, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Absent : None
A quon. was present .
Also present :
5 . Rinutes
(a) COUIICIL
AH1lOV£ M IU IIITts
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Ab nt :
lon carrl
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7. Vt
City Mana91r fraser
Assistant City Attorney Gri ..
City Clerlt Cro.
Director f , financial Servic s
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(a) William Haidon, 4685 South Logan, expressed dissatisfaction that no
resolution had been •ade concerning his for.er complaint to Council about the
denial of his roofing contractor's license. He also brought to Council 's at-
tention his objections to specific wording contained in the City's Notice to
Mr. Lynnwood Sperling regarding property located at 4720 South Pearl. He felt
the wording was inappropriate to the situation and was harassment on the part
of the City. Both 11atters were fully discussed; it was suggested that Mr .
Haidon provide Council with a written list of his specific needs concerning
his appeal of the denial of the roofing contractor's license. The City Man -
ager will review and attetnpt to resolve the utter. Regarding the Sperling
•atter, Mr. Haidon was advised that Council is concerned about the situation
but that it would be inappropriate to discuss the 111tter with anyone other
than Mr . Sperling and/or his legal representative .
8 . eo.untcattons and Procl .. tions
(a) COUIICIL NEMEI HATIWtAY IIOYED, COUIICIL ...0 lOZACEl SECOII)ED, TO
ACCEPT T1t( LmEI FlOit IUY RCLAUal.lll IEUIIDI. HO D£CISIOII IIOT TO SEEK REAP -
POimEIIT TO THE O.LEWOD LIQUOR LICDISI. AUTHORITY .
Ay es: Council Mellbers Ko l tay , Hathaway , Koz acek , Byrne,
Haben ic ht , Clayton , Van Dyk e
Nays: None
Ab sta i n: Non e
Ab sent : Non e
Mo ti on carr ied .
(b) COUIICIL IEMEI lOI.TAY IIOYED, COUIICIL IIOaEI HAIOIICHT S(COII)ED, TO
DI:CLAI£ MY 4, lilt, AS •a CITY DAY Of' PUYEI. •
Aye•: Council ~r s Kol t ay, Hath aw ay, Koz acek, Habenicht,
Cl a1ton, Van Dy ke
Nay .s : None
Abstain : Counc 1 ~r Byrnt
Abs nt : Non
Mot on carrted . Council "-ber Iyme ab sta ined as she d id not f 1 it was h r
place to dictate religious acttons to others .
9 . Consll'lt Afenda
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Ayes:
Nays:
Council Members Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Motion carried.
COUNCIL IEMEI lOZACEit NOVED, COUNCIL MERIEl HATHAWAY SECOtiDED, TO APPROVE
CONSENT MEIIDA ITEJI t (f) AS FOLLOW:
(f) ORDINANCE NO. 18, SERIES OF 1989, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOZACEK, ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE AMENOING TITLE 5, CHAPTER 7, SECTIONS 5 AND 10 , ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 , REGARDING LICENSING OF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS .
Ayes : Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway , Kozacek , Byrne ,
Nays: Habeni cht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Non e
Abstain: None
Absent: None
Motion carried.
10 . Pult ltc MNrt nt
No public he aring was scheduled.
11 . Ordtnuces, lnol uttOM 1M llottons
(a) Dt~tor F,....., pres111 t ed a ~o.e ndat lon fro~~ the Fin anci al Ser ·
vices O.,art.tnt to adopt 1 Resolu t ion aut hori zing t he Ci ty t o pa rticipate In
the Colorado Local Gove,._..t Ltquld Asse t Trus t (COLOTRUST) AgreeMnt . Ms.
Freaan .. plaiMd that COLOTRUST ts a group of loc al go ve ,._..t en t itles
forwed for the purpos of providing a bigger pool of IIOMy to Increase invest -
nt yields . S further lnforwed Council th at COLOTRUST wa s fo~ In 1985,
and there are curre~~tly 330 local gove,..11ts parttclpatlng In the fund. She
explaiMd ch C ty funds uld be Invested and how those tnv s~nts would
be ude . furt r expliiMd t re ld be no actual costs to the City;
th ld pro u w t short te~ tnves~nt oppOrtunities tch uld put
n 1 p0 t t nt • tnt t . M • F 11 responded to various
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A,yes:
Nays:
Council ~rs Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abshtn: None
Absent: None
Motion carried.
(b) A reco.endatton fro11 the Parks and Recreation Ca.hsion was considered.
The Resolution was assigned a nu.ber and read by title:
RESOlUTION NO. 26, SERIES OF 1989
A RESOlUTION REAPPOINTING EVElYN BOOM TO A THREE-YEAR TERM AS TRUSTEE OF THE
MAllEY CENTER TRUST FUND.
A,yes: Counc 11 Netlbers Ko 1 hy, •lathaway, Kozacek , Byrne,
Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abshin : None
Absent : None
Motion carried .
1 z. ct ty llanater' s leport
Mr . Fraser did not have any .. tters to brtng before Counctl .
13 . Ctty Attorney's Iefort
Mr . Grt• dtd not have &flY .. uers to brtng before COUIIC:tl .
14 . .....,..1 Discussion
(a) Mayor 's Chotc e
( 1) A R sol ut. ton cone nt 1nt t. 1991 Wtnter 01Yt~P tc G s was con -
stdered . T e R solution as asstgMd a r and read by title :
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RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1989
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A RESOLUTION NAMING A PORTION OF THE LITTLE DRY CREEK TRAIL FROM SOUTH CLARK-
SON TO SOUTH BROADWAY "SAMUEL l. LOVE GREENWAY."
MAYOR VAN DYKE MOVm, COUNCIL JIEJIIEl HABENICHT SECONDm, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 28, SERIES OF 1989.
Council Member Clayton requested the privilege of co-sponsoring Resolution No.
28, and that privilege was granted. Mr. Clayton expressed his high regard for
Su love. Mayor Van Dyke expressed thanks to the Englewood Lions Club for
introducing this idea to Council. Vote results:
Ayes: Council Me.bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
Nays: Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
Abstain : None
Absent :
Motion carried. None
(b) Council Me.ber's Choice
( i) Council Mellber Koltay spoke briefly concerning Council Bill
No . 14 regarding E .. rgency Medical Transport Fees which was originally intro -
duced by hi• and approved on first reading on March 6, 1989 . On March 20, 1989, the Bill, for various reasons was tabled .
COIII:IL .,_. ICOlTAY JIOVED, COIII:IL ..... CUYT. srco.D, TO lfCOIISID£1
COIII:IL IILL •• 14, SERIES OF IHI, I£UIDI. OEIIDICY IDICAL TUIISPOIT FEES.
Ayes :
Nays :
Absta in:
Absent :
Motion carried.
Coun 11 r 1t
Council "--bers Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek , Byrne , Habenicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
None
None
None
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COUNCIL BILL NO . 14, SERI[S OF 1989, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER KOLTAY, ENTITLED :
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 1, CHAPTER 6F, ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE
1985, BY THE ADDITION OF A NEW SECTION 11 RELATING TO EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANS -PORT FEES .
COUIICIL ... 0 KOLTAY ROVED, COUIICIL ..U HAIDIIOIT SECCII»ED, TO APPROVE ON
SECCII» 1001• COUIICIL IILL .,, 14, SOlES OF lilt.
COUIICIL ...U HAIEIIIOIT ROVED, COUIICIL ..U CLAYTON SECCII»ED, TO MOlD
COUIICIL IILL .,, 14, SOlES OF lMt, TO IIICLUDE lfiTM IUIDDTS THOSE PEOPLE
a.IEII1l.Y EJIPLOYED IY TME Cln OF 'MI.._, MDIII. SUIPMAIUPHS A. All) I.
OF 1-IF-11 Ill SECTION 1 TO IUD AS FOUMa
A. A FEE SHALL IE CHAIIED F. --.ct IDICAL TIMSPOIT PROVIDED TO
NfY PEISON litO IS IIOT A IUIIDT • M EIIUYEE OF THE CITY OF 0 -
ILDIOOD. TME FEE ESTMliSIIED SMU • TME USUAL All) CUSTOMIY
CHAIIE FOI SUCH SOVICI II TMIS c.IIIITY .
I. A PElSON litO IS _,T A I£SIDDT • M EJIPLOYEE OF TME Cln OF EIIILE -
.., litO I(C(IYES EIEMUitY IDICAL TIMUIIT 1Y TME EIIILDIOOD Fill
KNITimiT SMU • CIUIIED M IM*-Y IDICAL TUISPOIT FEE II
M MIUIT SET FOI Utll SUCH IDYICI .
Bef ore vo ting Mayor Va n Dy ke and several Council "'-bers stated they ~uld not
be support ing the -ndllent . After further dhcusst011, vo te results on t he -ndllent .. re:
~es:
Nays :
Abstafn:
Abs nt :
Motion defeated .
Councf 1 .....,_r Habeftfcht
CouftC I 1 "'-bers Ko 1 tay,
Clayton, Van D.y ke
None
ne
Hath .. ay, Koz acek, Byrne,
Vote results on th orfgfna1 .otfon by Council r Koltay to approve on
second rud fng Councfl 8111 . 14:
Ay s : Counc 1 rs oltay, Kath ay , ozac , Byrne,
Ha cht, Clayton, Van Oy
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A RESOLUTION OPPOSING SENATE Bill 194 RELATING TO BIDDING ANO COST ACCOUNTING
FOR HIGHWAY USERS TAX FUND (HUTF) FUNDED PROJECTS.
COIIICIL ..U CLAm. _,., auiCIL ..,_. IIUEJIICHT SECCIIJED, TO APPIOYE
IESOUITI ••• H, SOlES Of lilt.
Ayes: Council .....,.rs Koltay, Hathaway, Kozacek, Byrne,
H&benicht, Clayton, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Abstain: None
Absent : None
Notion carried. The need for 1 legislative ltatson was addressed.
(tti) Council .....,.r Koltay read co.ents fro. an article in the
April 30, 1tlt, issue of the The Denver Post regardint the Entlewoocl downtown
plaza area, which pointed out the advantages of residint tn the Ctty of
Entle.ood.
15. Allj~
CGIIICIL ._. UlTAY _,.TO ..... The .. u,. adjourned at 8 :50 P·•·
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May 15, 1989
INITIATED IY
ACTI• PIOPOSED
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C 0 U I C I l C 0 N N U N I C A T I 0 N
AIEIIDA ITEJI
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SUI.JECT
Public Ltbr1ry Advisory Bo1rd
Pl1nntng for Englewood
Public Ltbr1ry Services
Council receive 1nd review IS tnfor~~~tton.
At Its .. ting of Aprtl 11, 1tl9, the Public library Advisory &Nrd ac cepted the
fltlase 1 report of the library Planning Ca.ttt• retarding the process for prep.rl -
tiOII of the E,l-.od Public library's L011g bftte Plan for lttl -lttS. The report
•plaftfting for ngl-.od Public library Serv.tces lttl-lttS• h hereby tranmttted for Council's info~tiOR.
MUIFI.I
The Engl..., Public library loard and staff are -.atM in p,..,.rtng a l011g ra
plen for tM provtsi011 of library services during te-e period lttl -1195 . Currtftt pl~Mi"' Ktivities are StWOrtld by a library Services and CORstructtOII Act (LSCA)
grant rdld to the library by the Colorado State library . The llljority of' t
grant funding will be used for ,.,_..t of library Planner Roberts s u -
sfsttnt the loard and staff clurtng t planning process . T a tached report docu ·
t lectld tafo,..tton and y dtctst011s ich will sh t pllftfting process ~OIItfRWs th.........,t t year .
c n et revi t tt report as nfo
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Englewood Public Library
5400 s £1•ti St • ("9~Wood . co 80110 (303-761-4376)
PLUIIING roa DGLBWOOD PUBLIC LIIIItAilY SDVIC:U 1991-1995
01:9anlaation
Tile •Plannint to Plan• report 1• a workiNJ cloc:u.ent of the
D19l..oocl 1'\ablic Library • • PlannU., e-1 tt... 'l'be report
preeenta cleciaiona wbicb the o-J.ttee baa aa4e rec,ar41NJ the
coe4uct of tbe prooeaa wbicb the Library pl&M to follow for
ate t of ita Lon9 bnfe Plan for lttl-ltt5. 'l'be •PlanniNJ
f\at1are work of tbe earaittee aa
r .1oua ~r, Iftfo~tion 8en1 Adain atrator 1
loal a.nl Librarluu Lal a.a Jtoeatner,
CinMl.ation Librariuu llank Lont. Library krvi Adainiatretorr
1 1 Dorothy To ten,
ry ron e , Dl or of
Library an4 ~1:n .. 1:1on larvi
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Introduction
The goal of the project •Planning for Englewood Public Library
Servicea ltt1-1tt5• ia to develop the Library•a Long Range Plan
for the period 1tt1-1tt5. Sharon Winkle, Director of Library and
Recreation 8ervicea ia the Project Director. The project ia
partially funded by a Library Ser¥icea and conatruction Act
(LSCA) .,rant adainiatered by the Colorado State Library. A .. jor
portion of the .,rant funding will be expended via a contrac t with
a •Library Planner• vbo will 8Uppla.ent Library ataff and Board
planning expertiM. '1'ba Planning ec-ittM baa Mlected Lynn
Roberta, eo.aunicationa and CU.ta.er Service Conaultant, to aerva
aa the Library Planner tor the project.
Tbia ia the third l0ft9 ranrp p l anning proceaa vbi ch the Libra ry
will have conducted . A Mjor difference between thia proceaa a nd
the .. rller two (for the period& 1111-1111 and 111•-1110) i a that
the c-ittee will uee • noently deftl opect p l anning concept to
CJUicle ita eftorta. 'I'M PlUUliaf c-.ittee wil l uae the JlubUc
Library Aaeociation • • •Pl annJ.at Ullll IaG l e Setti.at t o r Jlub lic
Librari u• u ita CJUide f or the plUifti.at prooeu with the
ad4it1oe o r ..,._1• and CCII.--~ ,...,__'*-d by Libra ry Pl
Lynn lloberta.
The planninrr proc:ea~a in ai 8UDMMIUt mt pb&Ma
or vbicb will involv U Planning and of
icb will involv a ff l"ee!Jft..,,teti to
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1. Looking Around (Intonation Gathering ' Analyaia)
2. Developing Rolea and Miaaion
3. Writinq Goala and Objective•
4. Takinq Action
5. Writing the Planninq Docu.ent
6. Revievinq Reaulta
The LSCA cp'ant period enda Septellber 30, 1111, at vhich point
vork on the Lonq Range Plan for 1111-1115 vill be c~lete
throu9b Library Adviaory Board adoption of the Plan • • •iaaion and
goela atat--.nta. At thia point ataff vill beqin vork on
objectiv .. and activitiea for the Plan.
Pu.rpou of PlannincJ Proceu
fte ll'li'POee of Planninv for Znvlevoocl Public Library Servic ..
1tt1-ltt5 ie four-fold• 1) To t.pro.e tbe extent to Vbicb Library
Mnicee -.t co..unity neede and expectatione, 2) To prepare the
LU»rary for c:hafttln9 ci~"CUMtanoee in tund1ft9 avaUuility and
~ity cbancterlet1c., l) To Ht.abliab .. rvic. priortu .. ,
Ltbr ry • • Lonq , fO'I' l
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Library and foater better co .. unicationa between the Library and
-..ben of the co.-unity which it aervea.
hy Areaa of Concern
Library Planner Lynn Roberta conducted a •Raadineaa Survey• of
Library Planninq CO..itt .. ..abera. Tabulation and analyaia of
thia aurvey revealed the follovinq key areaa of concern for
Ca.aitt .. -..ben ~ardinq the planninq proceaa and reaultant
plana.
1. Scarcity of financial reaourcaa
a. •...s for infor.ation froa aourcaa external to the Library
3. Cbafttee occurrtnq in the Enc)lewoocs ca.aunity
4. O~iaational nlationahipe--both internal and external
to the City Of bcJlewood
5. TiM available for the conduct of for-.1 planninq
1. Liaitationa on pbyaical reeouro...
concema affect the pl&nlliftv prooeu and will receive
attention ~t the develos-ertt of the Llbrary•a Lont bnfe
Pl an .
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The Plannin9 Ca.aittee vill report to the Library Advisory Board
and the Library staff at la~e at key points throu9hout the
planni~ proce••· 'l'be Library Advisory Board, in furtherance of
ita reaponeibility to prepare a aaater plan for the provision of
Library aervice, vill report at appropriate interval• to the
E~levood City Council. The Council'• repreaentative to the
Board vill aleo keep COuncil infor.ed of plan progress and key
deciaiona. Tbe Director of Library and Recreation Services vill
sake periodic proqreaa report• to the City Kana9er.
The Planni~ ec.aittee 1a ~tted to .-k~ inforaation froa
E~levood ruidenta, CJrOUPS, buainea ... , and inatitutiona in
addition to that which vill be obtained froa Library uaera. Th e
cc-itt-vill solicit , tabulate, and .. aluate both quantitativa
and qualitetive data froa ~ity aourcea . Tbia inforaation
9ather~ and uar~ vill oonti.nue tbroutboUt the planni~
proceaa. Bowe¥er, it vill be .aet intenae in the period
prececU~ cc-ittee clevelo,..nt of the Library•• aiaaion and
CJO&b. 'ftaeae vill then be pr•ented to the public i n draft fora
for diecuaaion and oca.._~~t pr ior to finaliaat i on for aoard rev i ew
and adoption.
eoncluelon
Follcw~ adoption of •1 n4 .
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PROCLAJIA'I'IOII
WHEREAS, the Rocky Mountain Water Pollution Control
Association is sponsoring COLOaADO 11A'I'D QOALift AIIARBIIBSS WED
to focus attention on the role of local wastewater treatment
facilities to protect our water resources; and
WHEREAS, COLORADO IIA'I'D AIIAaBIIUS liED should be the time
for the citizens of our community to learn ~re about what the
City of Englewood is doing to protect the water resources of the
state;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Susan Van Dyke, Mayor of the City of
Englewood, C lorado, do hereby proclaim the week of May 15 -19,
1989 as
COLORADO WA'I'D QUALift MP•-.ss liED
and urge all ci izens to beeo
the nvuo aware of our efforts t o pro tect
GIVE under my hand and seal th i s 15th day of May , 1989 .
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PROCLAIIA'I'IO.
WHEREAS, citizens and visitors of Colorado enjoy the
beauty of the state, its aountains, plains, and cities; and
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WHEREAS, recycling saves precious energy, conserves
valuable natural resources, protects the environaent, reduces
landfill needs and has a positive economic impact, creating jobs
and paying citizens for their recycling efforts; and
WHEREAS, the State of Colorado benefits greatly from
having one of the aost successful and extensive voluntary
recycling progr ... in the nation; and
WHEREAS, Recycle Nov1 is a statevide nonprofit
educational organization proaoting the grovth of recycling in
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the i~act of Recycle Movl's efforts vill
continue to aid the state's econ~y and also aid the City's
econo.y and be beneficial to the enviro~nt.
, THEREP'Oll!, 1, SUSAJI VAN DYU, Mayor of the City of
!ngle od, Colorado, hereby proclaia the aonth of June, 1989 as
RtCYCl.ING MONTH
in our City, bo h
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PROCLAMAT I ON
WHEREAS, The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland is
regarded as one of the nation's pioneer bonding and insurance
companies, having been founded in 1890; and
WHEREAS, the Englewood/Denver branch of The Fidelity and
Deposit Company has served ita community since April l, 1913; and
WHEREAS, on tay 18, 1989, a special kickoff cere~ony 1s
be ng planned at the Engl wood/Denver office leading up to its
Cen ennial; and
WHEREAS, he buaineaa co
are invi ed o J01n the e ployeea
D pout Con ar.y of ltarylAnd in th
of the cor.~.any;
un ty and cit1&ena o Engl wood
and friends of The F dell y and
celebra 1on of he C ntenn1al
·o~ , ..-I:! tP'ORE, I, SUSAN V DYil , Mayor
E gl wood, Co lorado, do her by d signa • tay 18,
Ci y o f
P IDELI 'I'Y AIID D IT COMPAIIY DAY
r e u ou C1 "! o ngl d.
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tin OF EJIILEWOOD PLAIIII. All) ZOIII. COIIUSSIOII
MY 2, lt8t
I. CALL TO OID£l.
D R A F T
The regular ... ting of the City Planning and Zoning C~ission was called to
order at 7:00 P.M. in Conference R~ A of the Englewood City Hall, Chairaan
Fred Volk ... presiding.
~rs Present: Draper, Fish, Garlick, Schultz, Volk ... , Carson
Wanush, Ex-officio
~rs Absent: Barber, with previous notice.
Mellbers late: Becker, with previous notice
Tobin, with previous notice
Also present: Dorothy Rolans, Assistant Director of Co..unity Develo~nt
SUsan Hirsch, S..ior Planner
11. .....M.If liMES.
APril II, IM
Chat~ VolU. stated that the IU..Us of April 18, 1tlt were to be con-
sidered for approval .
Draper •vecl: Schultz secOftded : l IUnutes of April 18, 1tlt be &Ptlroved as written .
AYES : Fish, Garlick, Schultz, VolU., Carson, Draper
MAYS :
ABSENT : larber, Becker, Tobin
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Mr. Wanush cited infon.~tion that had been included in the packets to the Com-
•ission -.bers regarding Econo.ic Develo.,.ent, including a GUIDE FOil AREA
OVERALL ECCIIIIIC DEYD.OPIEIIT PIIOIUII, f.--the U.S. Departllent of C01111erce in
May, 1987; a -.orandu. written to Acting City Manager Vargas in October, 1988
fra. Mr. Wanush; a ...orandu. written to the Engle.ood City Council fro. EURA
Executive Director Hinson in Nove.ber, 1988; and infona~tion fro. the Downtown
Task Force dated Nay, 1987.
The growth of f .. ily size was discussed. Mr. Schultz discussed his service on
a task force for the Englewood School District, and stated that statistics
showed a definite decline in school enroll.ents for 15 years; then the enroll -
.ent s...ed to level off for two or three years, and this past year indicated
a 3S increase in el-ntary school enroll .... t.
The i~rtance of an Econo.ic Devel~t Progr .. for the City was discussed,
and Nr . Vuusll stated that he is of the oph1ion that it is necessary that the
"policy uurs• be involved. He envisions 1 diversity of viewpoints and while
the PlaMing C..ission needs to have input, the llelllaership of the Econo.ic
Devel.,_..t c-it tee should not constitute uy OM •group•. Nr. Vanush
stated that so.. utters that would be considered in the Econo.ic Develop.ent
Progr .. do c-within the purview of the C..hsion, and cited density, lind
use, transportation, etc .
Mr . Fish sugvested that •econc.ic devel~t· 1s a "buzz" word of the '80's
and '90 's, but that in his opini• ~ic cleftl...-.t h the way a city
should be nm --providing inforution llld statistics to bustnesS8eft looking
to relocate, el t•inating red tape .._,....r pusible, and .-couraging 1 good,
healthy, cliute for business, industrial IRd resideatial growth .
The provision of tu subsidies fer ._ busi•sses was discussed. Nr . Ftsh
pointed out that this cu create probl-also, t• that estulhhed business -
.... feel t y are ROt treated fairly "breaks" are givet~ to the new
businesses .
""· Sc lU stated that wlloll he r fer a seat • t Ctty touftctl, he got the
i1111ress on fro8 people he spoke to tut •w wre •t t• co.trol of what was
gotng on . The people of Englewood wen ROt asked what they MOded or wanted",
and s of t opt11t011 that the ctttz•ry needs to deteNine at Is nMded
alld t . . Sc ultz spe to t need to our• businesses that
w 11 and c011pl t .. tsttng bust•sses . . Schultz suggested that
t t a to dete,.t• y ctttz s shop at ot r shopptR9 aalls and not
C1 lla Ctty at attracts tJ to South Cl 11, or t Sout s
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Mr. Carson discussed the possibility of rezoning a portion of the industrial
area south of U. S. 285 to prevent construction of additional "warehouses•.
Mrs. R011ans suggested there aay be a need for a new zone district to be
developed.
Mr. Volkeaa stated that he is of the opinion that the Planning Co~~nission
should have a lot of input on the Econo.ic Developaent progra., but cautioned
against getting "nit picky". He asked if the staff could draft a proposal for
further discussion. Mr. Wanush stated that he is writing sa.ething for the
City Manager on Econ011ic Developaent. Further brief discussion ensued .
IV. COIIPIEHEIISIYE PLM
Mr. Wanush asked how Mllbers of the ec-ission envision the C011prehensive
Plan. Do they want to see •re detail; what do they think a COIIIPrehensive
Plan is?
Mr. Fish stated that in reviewing the 1979 Ca.prehensive Plan, he does not see
a "Plan•. In hts opinion, this docu.ent is a stat ... nt of where we are, but
does not set forth what the City is to work toward. Mr. Fish stated that he
feels the -.dical area is one of the strongest points Englewood has, and this
should receive stronger aphasis in the Ca.preheftshe Plan . Mr. Volketu
agreed, and noted that the area betwee~~ .._.,.,. Avenue and U.S . 285 could be
redeveloped because aany of the hol.s in that area are in poor condition. Mr .
Wanush stated it appears that the Co.aission is looking for an "action plan"·
he pointed out that the City has legislative and infrastructure responsibili -
ties, but that the full il!lll..antation of a plan depends upon private
decisions .
Mr . Volkau stated that the deslf"ltion of s-cltsh Rlcltcal Cet~ter as the
regional trauaa cet~ter is a great asset to the City, and that we could en-
courl9f busiMsses that are ..clically ort•ted . Rr . Volklaa stated that froa
co.ents he has heard, it seeas that K ,.,.......1 h.ve gained the perception
that the "City doesn't care for t"-". Rr . Sc.Mltz stated that has heard
froa several sources that the City was ant1 ·buSIMss . Me stated t at he fHls
there ts a ftHd to "advertise ourselves", polnti., out that the City Is close
tn to Denver, and offers lots of services; t re Is a need to provide an attt ·
tude that would be attractive to business s •
. Wanush asked how specific and focused t c.., stve Ph s ould bt .
. agreed that there is a need for a stat t of dt..-.ction .
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Mr. Carson reported on the progress of the Code Review Ca.aittee. He stated
that during the ~etings he has attended, it does not appear that there will
be that .any changes .ade in the codes and ordinances.
Mr. Wanush stated that there will be s~ consolidation of restrictions into
one ordinance, rather than having restrictions cited in two ordinances. Mr.
Wanush also discussed the reorganization of the Depar~nt of Coamunity
Develo~nt, in which the responsibilities for Code Enforc-nt will now be
assigned to the Planning Division rather than Building and Safety. There will
be two full-ti~ Code Enforc~nt Officers, and during the su..er .onths, the
Fire Prevention Inspector/Code Enforc~nt Officer will assist on a part time
basis.
Mr. Schultz suggested that flex-ti~ •ight be considered during the su..er
.onths, also; this could provide an officer on duty on weekends or after 5
P.M. He discussed a probl• he had experienced with a paclt of dogs running
in his neighborhood, and the fact that there were no Code Enforcaent person -
nel to respond to the probl• until lZ hours after he had called in the COli -
plaint . Mrs. Ra.ans pointed out that Code Enforc...nt Officers do not handle
probl .. s with ani.als; that is the respons i bility of the Ani.al Control Di v i-
sion . Discussion ensued .
Mr . Draper stated that ..-.rs of the Housing Taslt Force were talten on a tour
of the City recently to vi ew the housing stoclt in the City . He stated that
llellbers of the Taslt Force were very favorably t.,ressed with the new house s
constructed by the Alten~ativt Htf" School students in northwest Englewood ,
and with the llodular housing 1111its that the Englewood Housing Authority is
developing and selling, as well as the Ullits that are being rehab i litated by
the Hous i ng Authority for refttal aftCI/or salt . l'r . Draper acltnowltd9ed that
there are areas of hous i ng re .cld t ttoul help and/or retlabtlitat i on s
needed , and there are areas of very nice housing .
rs . lob n eflt red t t ng at 7:50 P ·•· dur ng . Dr d scuss on .
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Hs. Tobin stated that the Housing Task Force ~rs see. to be very interest-
ed, and a very ha.ogeneous group, and she felt that any ~r of the Comnis -
sion would enjoy serving with the Task Force.
Yll. PUILIC FORIII.
No one was present to address the Co..ission under Public Foru..
VIII. DIIECTOI'S CHOICE.
Mr. Wanush stated that there is nothing on the agenda for the regularly
scheduled .. ting of M.ly 16. It was agreed to cancel the •eting on that
date, and the next -.ting of the Co..ission will be on June 6, 1989.
II. CORRISSIOIEI'S CHOICE.
Mr . Yo 1 kaa encouraged -.bers of the Co..i ss I on to at tend the City Count il
.. ting on M.ly 15, 1989, at wllich ti• the Swdish Medical Center Planned Develop~ent application will be heard and considered by the City Council .
Mrs . Tobin stated that she had been asked to inquire how one would go about
getting info,..tton on a sigtt for The Plua at ltttle Dry Creek; the indi-
vidual wanted to publtctze info,..tion about the Rendezvous and other events
on The Plan . Mr . Wanush suggested that Tr-11 Crow could be called. Mrs .
Roaans stated that Mr . Mishell fro. Tr-11 Crow would be the proper person to contact initially.
Mr. lierltck expressed Ills Content retardift9 the Sound Warehouse sign that has
been erected on the EnvliiiiOOd Nartetplac:e site 1ft front of the Ponderosa .
Mrs . lecker dhcuued an arttcle in the Roc Noulltain • revardinv •cove -
nant cops • in s*rbs . The article pert a ns o cove~~ an s that are part of a
develOPieftt. and that are •enforced• by prtvate people live in that par-
ticular area . • Vuush potnted out that the City of Houston hu no zontng
per se ; that t area devel~ts have co ants restrictinv the use, etc .
Mrs. Roaans stat that t re are •-de l~ts " EnvltwOCt that hu
covenants pl ed t , and that those cov ants are forced by the people
res dinv " that part cul a r devel
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ENGLEWOOD URIAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY
May 3, It&t
DRAFT
The reguhr •eting of the Englewood Urb1n Renew1l Authority wu c1lled to
order by Ch1inun Robert Voth 1t 5:45 P.M . in the George Perr i n Conference Roo. of the Englewood City H1ll.
Me.bers present : Totton, Voth , Byrne, Cole, Keen1 , Mcintyre, Minnick
H1nson, Altern1te Me.ber
Hinson, Executive Director/E xecutive Secret1ry
Me.bers 1bsent : D1ugherty, Altern1te Me.ber
Also present : H1rold J . Stitt, Ass ist1nt to EURA Director
Rlch1rd S. W1nush , Director of Ca..unity DeveloP~en
II.
Ch1inun Voth st1ted th1t the Minutes of April 5 , 1989, were to be considered for 1pprov1l .
Minnick •ved :
Cole seconded: The Minutes of Apr il 5, 1989 be 1pproved IS written .
AYES :
NAYS :
ABSENT :
ABSTAIN :
Voth , Byrne, Cole, Minnic k
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Keen1 , lntyrt, Tott011
T •tion tlrried.
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Ms. Carolyn Justice, legal counsel from Mr. Benedetti's office, entered the
meeting.
Mr. Hinson stated that he had also talked to Mr. Greg Johnson, of Kutak Rock &
Campbell, bond counsel for the Authority. Mr. Johnson indicated that the
Trustee probably would not want to be put in the position of "telling the Au -
thority to file suit or not to file suit.• It appears as though the Authority
will have to Make the decision alone whether to proceed with legal action for
a declaratory judgMent on the abate.ent issue.
Ms. Justice addressed the issue of filing suit, stating that requests for de -
claratory juGg.ents are given priority on court dockets, and she anticipated
that a hearing would be scheduled within a few .,nths. Ms. Justice stated
that to this point, the Assessor's Office has refused to put anything in writ -
ing on the procedures that they follow in uking the abate.ent adjustMents,
and she is not sure how .uch "discovery• work will be entailed in preparation
for the hearing . Ms . Justice stated that there would be need to take deposi -
tions fr011 the County personnel. Ms . Justice eiiPhuized that there is no
guarantee a declaratory j~nt would be a "victory• for EURA . Ms . Justice
stated that the issue is a utter of interpretation of the law, and it is her
opinion that EURA is interpreting the Statute properly .
Mr . Steve Bell, of Prudential-Bache, entered the ... ting.
Ms . Keena asked what the Court function is in this case where the law is so
unclear that counties are di ... trically opposed in their interpretation of the
law . Ms . Justice stated that the suit would ask for a legal interpretation of
the hw . If the declaratory judgllent is in favor of £\IRA 's interpretation ,
th is would uke the procedure followed by the Arapahoe County Assessor ille-
gal , and would dete~ine how other County Assessors apportion tax abate.ents
and all ocate property tax i ncre.nt .ani es . Ms . Justice cautioned the Au ·
thor t ty that whatever decision is handed down by the Courts uy be appealed .
Mr s. Cole asked if there was a rough estfute on cost to pursue this Issue
through the courts . Ms . Justice stated that the cost would be the legal fees .
If the c ase fs not filed , the Authority stands to lose what appears to be sub ·
shnt t al ta rev nues . Ms . Justice stated that she dfd not antic i pate this
case uld be as COIPlfcattd as the Mountain lell case, for instance, but she
also caut toMd that she does not know how Arapahoe County lttigates . Regard ·
tng a leg al cost est ute for the suit, Ms . Justice esttuttd a 120 ,000 uxi -
• us ing th case too no extraordinary and unusual tw sts pr ted by
Ar p Coun ty .
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Justice stated that this is one way to look at it, because the proportional
allocation of abatements will not all fall on the EURA tax increment revenue.
However, the City and School Board have the ability to increase their mill
levy to compensate for whatever loss in revenue would result from the propor -
tional allocation, whereas EURA does not have that ability. Another aspect of
this issue to consider is that currently the City, School Board, and other
taxing entities are receiving a windfall they should not receive under a more
appropriate tax abate.ent allocation process .
Ms. Keena discussed what she perceives as a conflict of interest on her part
as an Authority .e.ber, who is, on one hand, responsible to the taxpayers of
the City of Engle.ood, but is also responsible to the bond holders . Ms. Byrne
stated that she felt the s ... conflict that Ms. Keena has cited . Mr . Totton
pointed out that if the suit is filed, and the decision favors EURA 's inter -
pretation of the law, even if the City and School Board had to increase the
•Ill levy to ca.pensate for their loss of revenue, it would not be a substan -
tia 1 increase in the tax base . On the other hand, if EURA does nothing to
correct th is apparent erroneous interpretation of the law, and further proper -
ty tax abat.-ents are allowed , the ab ili ty of the EURA to repay the bonds will
be seriously eroded. Mr . Hinson stated that taxing entities are allowed to
ca.pensate for abate.ents over and above the S.SS tax increase li•lt .
Mrs . Cole asked tf there is any other way EURA can ca.pensate for the loss of
revenue . If the legal action is not pursued, will EURA be in trouble In
paying off the bonds? Mr . Hinson stated that the Authority has already expe -
rienced a S200,000 shortfall In tax revenues as a result of the property tax
abate.ent allocation . The sales tax revenues have been tn excess of the pro -
jections . However, if the property tax abat..ents continue with no adjust .. nt
to the base and the abat .. nts are all app lied to the tax incre-.nt 1110unt,
the shortfall wtll be COIIIpoUnded and over a 15 year pertod, the Authority
could be faced wtth a loss of approxtaately Sl,OOO ,OOO. With a •tnt.u. annual
shortfall of property taxes tn the netghborttood of S200 ,000, thereby increas -
Ing the drain on the Reserve Fund, £URA could face serious ftnanctal probl s
In the not too d s tant future . • Totton potntld out that Buyer 's Club se s
to be expert nc ng so.t ffl,anct al distress , and that if businesses are lo s
that have been large contributors to t salts tax revenues , t s w 11 also a a great 1 act EURA .
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Minnick moved:
Keena seconded: The Urban Renewal Authority go into Executive Session.
The motion carried.
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The Authority ca.e out of Executive Session, and Mr . Voth called the ~eting back to order .
Totton •ved:
Keena seconded : The Englewod Urban Renewal Authority authorize its legal
counsel to proceed with litigation requesting a declaratory
judgllent and interpretation of the law on the allocation of property tax abat ... nts.
AYES : Byrne, Cole, Keena, Nclntyre, Minnick , Totton, Voth NAYS: None
ABSENT : None
ABSTAIN: None
The •tion carried.
IV.
Ms. Justice was asked for a report on the notice of intHt to sue filed by Mr . Ryberg .
It was Mved, s.conded, and carried t'-at the Authority to into Executh Session .
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Honor Award -Co 1 or ado Chapter American Society of Landscape Architects.
Colorado Consulting Engineers Council Engineering Excellence Award.
1989 Award of Excellence -Alerican Concrete Institute.
1989 National Honor Award-AMerican Consulting Engineer's Council.
Mr. Hinson suggested that there should be so.e pe~nent repository for dis-
play of the various awards this project has received, and suggested possibly a
cabinet si•ilar to that in the Ca..unity Roo. which was constructed to display
the Quilt. Discussion ensued. Ms. Justice suggested contacting the High
School Shop Class to see if the students would be interested in taking on such a project.
VII. IIIVUTIIOIT U:POIT
Mr. Hinson reviewed the Invest.ent Report with -..bers of the Authority .
VIII. IICU181lll IIATO U.I.EIS
Contract Aiendient
Mr. Hinson discussed a request for an ... na..nt to the contract for Mclaughlin
Water Engin .. rs to cover current and projected budget overages . These over -
ages relate to work perforlltd during the .onths of M1rch and April . The gnnd
tot1l of the proposed ... na..nt is Sl1,994.05 . Mr. Hinson st1ted that it has
been the practice to have 111 bills and state.nts on the construction and
inspection services on little Dry CrMk reviftled and approved for pay.ent by
City EnginMr Ragland and her staff. Mr. Hinson stated that City Engineer
Ragland will out of the office for an extended period of tt.e following the
birth of her baby daughter on April 17, and that Mr . Vans.taringen of the En -
gineering staff has resigned his position with the City of Englewood . These
two Individuals had worked .ost closely with the little Dry Creek i~rov nt
project, and the re.~tnlng ...O.rs of t Engineering staff h1ve not be.n as
Involved with the construction rk . lauthlln Water Engine.rs has be.n
do ng fol1 -up inspection rk. as -built drawings, etc ., and the charv s for
th s r has resulted In t budfet ov r . . Hinson stated that Of lc
Eng r a has ndluted t at, ause of a n r shortage, t e En ·
gin rnq[)epar twll toue La ln'ssrvcs nfollowng po
t arTa ty r on t R81 t l tlle Dry Cree Staff r s
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of the contract with Mclaughlin Water Engineers to increase
the contract amount by $11,994.05.
AYES: Cole, Keena, Mcintyre, Minnick, Totton, Voth, Byrne
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None
The .ation carried.
IX. EN&lDIOOD MRIETPLACE
Certificate of Co.pletton
Mr. Htnson stated that Tra..ell Crow has sublitted a request for a Certif;cate
of Co.pletton on the Englewood Marketplace. They have constructed 98,000
square feet of retail space, and have fulfilled the develop~ent agre ... nt with
the Authority. They now ask that a Certificate of Co.pletion for the total
site be issued by the Authority , and the reuinder of their letter of Credit
be returned to th•.
Byrne .aved :
Minnick seconded : The Englewood Urban Renewal Authority issue a Cert i f i cate
of Co.pletion to Tr-11 Crow for Englewood Marketpllce ,
and the Letter of Credit in the UIOunt of $19,700 be re -
turned to Tra..ell Crow tnas.uch a1 they have fulfilled the
Developeent and Disposition Agreeeent with EURA .
AYES : Cole , K .. na , Mcintyre , Mtnntck, Totton, Voth, Byrne
NAYS : None
ABSENT : None
ABSTAIN : None
The .,tion carr i ed .
I. TAl llYDIIl CGIWIIDS
Hi ns on ,..v t stl e s tu CCIIIIP&rhon ftgu,..s for 1• and 1919 . A,..a 11
a not exceeded t ba s e ...,..t , but shcMild do so within the next -.nth or
t . A,..a IZ ha s e xc the ba se t . and ts lOS over ,..venue s t n 1988 .
s COft t n to be be l ow project ons.
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Mr. Hinson st~ted th~t he h~s ~ccepted ~ position with the City of Thornton as
the Director of Speci~l Projects, ~nd his l~st d~y of employment will be May
12. He will be on nc~tion the week of M~y 8 through M~y 12. Mr. Hinson
st~ted th~t City M~n~ger Fr~ser h~s written a letter to Ch~ir.an Voth suggest-
ing the ~ppoint.ent of Rich~rd S. W~nush to the position of Executive
Director/Executive Secret~ry of the EURA. Mr. Hinson st~ted th~t Mr. W~nush
is fa.ili~r with the work of the Authority ~nd with issues that ~re yet to be
resolved, ~nd th~t Mr. Stitt, who h~s worked very closely with the Authority
projects for sever~l ye~rs, would be available to assist Mr . Wanush.
Minnick 110ved:
Co 1 e seconded : The Englewood Urban Renewal Authority reluctantly ~ccepts
the resignation of a.. Richard Hinson as Executive
Director/Executive Secretary .
AYES: Keena, Mcintyre, Minnick, Totton, Voth, Byrne, Cole
IIAYS: 11oM
ABSEIIT : None
ABSTAIN: None
The 110tion carried.
Mr. Voth stated that he does have the letter fro. City Manager Fraser in hand,
and asked for a 110tion.
Minnick 110ved:
KHfta seconded: The Englewood Urban ReMwal Authority rec~nd to City
Manager Fraser that Richard S. Wanush be appointed as Ex -
ecutive Director/Executive Secretary to the Englewood Urb~n
Renwal Authority.
AYES: Mcintyre, Minnick, Totton, Voth, lyrftt, Cole, KHfta
IIAYS: 11oM
ABSEIIT : 11oM
ABSTAIN : lone
T 110tton carried .
rs of the Allthor ty for t ir support and efforts
during hts service as Ex uttve Director . stated that t Authority should
be v ry pMMid of t results of t rs of hard
t Aut rlty xp ss
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SWEDISH HOSPITAL -MAIN CAMPUS
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Block 7 and that part of Block 6 together with the va cated all ey within said
blocks, and vacated South Pearl Street, and the vacated West one -half of South
Washington Street, WEST VIEW ADDITIOII TO ENGLEWOOD, and a part of the
Southeast 1/4 of the Southea s t 1/4 of Section 34, Township 4 South, Range 68
West of the 6th P.M., City of Englewo o ~. County of Arapahoe, State of Col ora-
do, being more particularly described as foll ows:
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Lots 25 through 42, Block 5
West View Addition to
Englewood
Lot 45 through 48, Block 5
West View Additi on to
Englewood
Lots I through 16, Block 5
West View Additi on to
Englewood
East 65 f . of Lols 43
through 50, Bloc 3
Higgins fnglewood Gardens
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Parking Lot
501 East Hampden Aven ue
Apart me nt
3475 South Pennsylvania
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Thrift Store
495 East Ha mpden Av enue
Parking Lot
501 East Ha mpde n Av enue
Parkinq Lot
501 East Ha~pden II enuP.
Motel
558 1:.. Hampden A enuc
P.lr ing La
501 )t Hampd n A nu~
a:.h1n ton
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lots 12 & 13, Block 45
Evanston Broadway Addition
lots 14 & 15, Block 45
Evanston Broadway Addition
lots 18 throu gh 24, Blo ck 45
Evanston Broadway Addition
lot s 25 through 30, Block 45
Evanston Broadway Additi on
lots 31 through 40, Block 45
Evanston Broadway Addition
lots 45 through 48, Block 45
Evanston Broadway Addition
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Lots 1 through 10 l lorth 14 ' C
of lot ll togeth r with the
vacated djoining alley, Blo 46,
Evanston 8 oadway ddilion
Pirts of Lots II through 22 8
& lots 28 hrough 48 tog thl'r
with h adjoining vaci d all y
Blo 46, (vanston 8roidw y
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Offices
3454 South Clarkso n
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Off ices
34 60 Sout h Clarkson
Stt·eet
Parking lot
501 Ea st Hampden Avenue
Parking lot
501 East Hampden Avenue
Parking Lot
501 E. Hampden Av enue
Apartment
3475 South E rson Street
Apartm nt
3401 South E~ r on S r et
Offices
3444 South m rson lr e
Gre nhouse
3446 South£ rson Str e
Pa ng lo
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DATE AGEJI)A ITEM SUBJECT Swedish Medical Center
Planned Development
Remanded May 15, 1989 11 (a)
INITIATED IY Swedish Medical Center
REFERRED to City Council by the City Planning l Zoning Ca..ission
STAFF SOURCE Richard S. Wanush, Director, C~nity Development
"-EVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION
1. Study Session Nove.ber 14, 1988. Director of C~nity Oevelo~nt Wanush dis -
cussed the plans of Swedish Medical Center with the City Council at the Study
Session . Mr. Wanush reviewed the 5-year Develo~nt Plan which identifies the
existing c.-pus and the proposed expansion of tht Medical Center facilities .
This presentation was for the info~tion of the City Council, and no action was
taken .
2. City Council .eeting Oec.-btr 19, 1988. Tht City Council received a recommenda -
tion fro. the City Planning and Zoning Ca..ission to adopt a Resolut ion approv -
ing the Planned Devtlo,..nt for s.tdtsh Medical Center, and to approve the vaca -
tton of a portion of tht right -of -way for South Pennsylvania Street and the
South Logan/South Pennsylvania alley in the 3400 block . The City Council called
for a Public Hearing on the .. tter to bt htld on January 16, 1989 .
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4. City Council Meeting February 21, 1989. SMC requested, and Mr. Huckaby , attor -
ney for Eleanor and Ho.er Dunn concurred, to have the Planned Development re -
manded to the Planning Coa.ission to • ... cure or remedy whatever matters might
jeopardize the Planned Develo~nt .• On a .ation by Council Member Byrne ,
seconded by Council ~r Koltay, the City Council voted to refer the Planned
Develo~nt, as presented by SMC, back to the Planning and Zoning Commission to
address technical procedures and provide opportunity for additional commentary.
The two acca.panying vacations were also referred back to the Planning and
Zoning Co..isston.
5. The City Council received the reco..endation fro. the Planning Commission on the
Planned Develo~nt and street and alley vacations, which had been remanded to
the Co..tssion for further consideration, on April 17, 1989 . City Counc i l
deter.tned at that ti .. to schedule a Public Hearing on the Planned Development ,
and to Include consideration of the requested vacations as a part of that Hear -
ing to be held on Kay 15 , 1989 .
ACT lOll PIOPOSED
Hold a Publ i c Hear i ng and approv e t he Planned Develop.ent fo r Swed ish Med ical Center
fo r develop.ent of property gen erally bounded by East Gi rard Avenue , East Ha.pden
Av enue , South l ogan Street and Sou t h r..rson Street .
The staff and Bo ard ...O.r s fro. the s..dlsh Med ic al Ce nt er have .. t with the City
Pl anni ng and Zoning Co..ission, Bo ard of Ad just..nt and Ap pe als, t he City Council
and the staff nu.erous t i .. s over the past 30 year s In an effort t o kee p t he City
infor.ed of their expa ndi ng .edtcal prog r .. and the fa cili t ies necess ary to acca..o -
date that prog r... A decision wa s -.de severa l years ago t o orient t he health care
facili t ies t o t he we st port ion of the c-.us, and t he Planned Develop.ent now before
the City Council 1s In accord with that decision.
Th applic ant and prt .. ry property r, s..dlsh Med ic al Center, has sublltted th
Planned Dtvel~t at the request of the Depart.ent of C~lty Develop.ent, sh •
ng d velop.ent plans over l ne l everal ye ars . T C~lty Dev lop.ent De ·
part nt requested the Pl anned Dtvel t s~lt ta l In an effort to better evaluate
18P att of t proposed facll t lsloned by Ish cal C nter on par •
, traffic, optft space and dra n t are a .
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In addition to these facilities, the five year plan for the Swedish Medical Center
includes the addition of another 61,800 square foot ledical office building, a park-
ing garage with 312 spaces in Phase I and 608 spaces ulti .. tely, two additions to
the .. in SWedish Hospital facility and other buildings as required.
The pri .. ry roadway change proposed with this Planned Develo~nt is the closing of
the south 366.10 feet of South Pennsylvania Street in the 3400 block and providing a
ZZO foot cul-de-sac south fro. East Cirard Avenue. This cul-de-sac would be a
public street. Also, the Planned Devel~t proposes the closing of the north 375
foot alley between South Logan Street and South Pennsylvania Street in the 3400
block.
The utility service, drain.,e, parking and landscaping on the Plan .. et the require -
•nts of the Nuntctpal Code, and •re approved by the Technical Review Co.ittee.
The Ctty PlaMtnt and Zontng c-tsston considered the Planned Develop.ent at Publtc
Heartng on lllovellber 15, 1• and Declllber 13, 1•. After havtng •ighed the
evidence subaittld at the Plbltc Naartng, the Planntng c-tsston voted to refer the
s..dish Medtcal Center request to the City Counctl wtth a favorable rec~ation.
The Ctty eo-en considered the •tter at a Public Hearing on January 16, 1919,
which HHrt .. was contt...cl to Februaf'1 t1, 1919. 011 Febnlai'J Zl, 1919, at the
request of K, the PliMed Devel..,....t was r.andld to the PlaMing c-tssion for
thai r revt•.
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filed bJ tM s.dtstl Medical C.ter a. ...,, • .,.-. wt ~ttt•
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ITAn UPOU AD UCOIIIIDDATIOI
An application for approval of a Plannad Deval~nt for Svediah Medical Can-
tar located in an area bounded by laat Cirard Avenue, !aat llallpden Avenue,
South Lopn Street and South IMraon Street.
DA.ft '10 II coaiDDID:
March 21, 1919 .
IWII A11D ADDUal Of APPLICAft :
Svediah Kedicel Center
501 !aat Ha.pden Avenue
!1\alevood. co 10110
IWIII AIID ADDUIIU or nonan onaa:
A Svecllah M&dical Center
501 !aat HA!Ipden Avenue
ln&lewood, co 10110
I Svedlah Vellneaa Syaea.., Inc .
501 !aat HMpclen Avenue
fn&lewood, 00 10110
C S dhh Health l.ea4M.lreee, Inc .
SOl laat IIMpden A,..nue
!n&l &wood. 00 10110
D S dlah I 1, LTD .
SOl at IIMpden A
lewood , 00 10110
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property owned by Swedish, including three lots north of East Girard Avenue ,
four lots south of East H .. pden Avenue, plus moat of the area between East
Hampden Avenue, Eeat Girard Avenue, South Emerson Street and the extension of
South Ogden Street, are also shown on the five-year plan for development; but
are not at iaaue in thh phase of the develop .. nt plan. The applicant is
requeating apecific approval for development in the main campua which ia the
area between South Logan, Eaat Girard, East Hampden and South Clarkaon. The
Swedish holding• outside of that area are included in part to show the loca-
tion of existing parking spaces neceaaary to meet required parking standards
and also to inaure future site plan approval by the Planning Co .. iaaion and
City Council.
ROCEDual:
Within 30 days of the aub•ittal of a Planned Develop .. nt application, the
staff must submit an adviaory report and reco ... ndation to the Planning Co•-
•iaaion . Within 30 days of receipt of the advisory report, the Planning Co•-
•iaaion is required to hold a public hearing on the application . The reco•-
.. ndation of Planning Commission to approve, disapprove or approve the Planned
Development conditionally, shall be received by City Council within 30 days of
the Public Hearing . City Council , at ita discretion .. y require a public
hearing prior to consideration of the proposed Planned Develop .. nt .
In reviewing the Planned Develop .. nt, the Planning co .. iaaion and City Council
.uat address compliance with the following require .. nta :
1 . The uaea are permitted in the Zone District aaaigned to the property .
2 . The Plan is consistent with the Compr ehensive Plan .
3 . The Planned Development' a relationship and impact on the surrounding
area .
4 . The compliance with open apace requir ... nta.
S . The adequacy of parking .
6 . The Site Plan JNat de-natrate that:
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There la an adequa te buffer from adj a cent alngle·f .. ily use
dhtrlcta ,
There is sufficient apace between building& to aaaure privacy end a
pleaaant environ.en
There is an adequate internal end external atreet ayat • that com ·
pllea with Clty Ita rda
llc cle trail• and atrlan walkvaya are provided where eealble .
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DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT SITE AND ADJACENT AIEA.
The Swedish Medical Center Campus is located on the east edge of the Central
Business District. The Swedish holdings consist of approximately 25 .13 acres:
12.471 on the current main campus (that area bounded by South Logan, East
Girard, East Hampden and South Clarkson), plus 12.658 in adjacent parcels.
Moat of the site is zoned R·3, High-Density Residence District, with a strip
of 8·2, Business District, zoning along East Hampden Avenue . The areas to the
north are zoned R·l·C, Singla·F .. ily Residence District, and R·3, High-Density
Residence District; the zonina to the east and west of the .. in campus is
zoned R·3 High Density Residence District; and the zoning to the south is B-2,
Buaineaa, with the R·3 District south of that.
Currently located on the .. in ca.pua is the 321 bed Swedish Medical Canter, a
60,000 square foot Medical Office luildina, Crall Rehabilitation Hospital with
an 10 bed capacity, Swedish Medical Center Enalnaarln& Plant and Maintenance
Building. A 625 apace parkin& aaraga, a .otel, a greenhouse, three apart .. nt
buildings, two of which are occupied by Craig patients, a thrift store, and
various office bulldlnas, surface parking areas and residences are located on
the property owned by Swedish in the adjacent area .
The five year plan for the Swedish MecUcal Canter includes the addition of
another office bulldin& of 61,100 square feet (MOl II), an additional parking
aarage with 312 spaces in the first phase and 601 spaces ulti .. tely, and two
additiona to the aaln Swedish Hospital facility. Other buildings will be add·
ad as naceuary to -•t the needs of the c-ity.
MOl II is located on the south aide of the .. dical ca.pua, adjacent to the
first Medical Office Building (MOl I) on the east . Access to the Medical Of·
flea Building II wlll be fro. a relocated curb cut on the north alde of Eaat
Ha.pden Avanua opposite South Washington Street end an additional curb cut
approxl .. tely half way between South Waahinaton Street and South Claruon
Street. The parklna structure to be located on the southeast corner of South
Logan Street and last Girard Avenue wlll have ace••• off of South Logan Street
and froa the South Pennsylvania Street cul ·de ·aac .
lecauae of inadequate loadina fecllltlea end haaerda poaect
croaalna South Pannaylvanla Street betvean parklna fecllltlea
tal, a roactwey chana• 1a propoaed in tha Sweetish Pl ct De
vould involve tha cloaln& of tha aouth 310 feet of South Pe
to pedeatl'lana
and tha holpl·
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end prov1dlna a 220 foot cul·de·aac o11th froa laat Clrarct A
de·aec vlll provide public access to the Dunn propertl a in addltl
propo1ad parki • ruc~re .
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Swedish Medical Center began as Swedish Tuberculosis Sanatorium in 1905. As
the need for a primary tuberculosis treatment center diminished, it became a
general health cera facility . In 1968 a land lease with Craig Rehabilitation
Hospital brought neurological cera to the Swedish Medical Center Campus. In
1972, the Federal Government n-ad Craig Hospital as the Rocky Mountain
Regional Spinal Surgery Canter . Mora recently, Swedish Medical Center has
affiliated with Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital and the Rocky Mountain Multi-
ple Sclerosis Foundation has relocated to the Swedish Medical Campus.
The staff and Board aaabars froa the Swedish Medical Canter have .. t with the
City Plannin& and Zonin& co .. ission, the Board of Adjuse.ent and Appeals, the
City Council and the staff nuaerous ti .. s over the past 30 years in an effort
to keep the City infor.ad of their axpandin& .. dical proar .. and the facili-
ties necessary to acca..odate that proar... A decision vas .. de several years
aao to orient the health care fAcllltles to the vest portion of the campus,
and the Planned Devalop..nt nov before the City h in accord with that
decision.
The City Plannin& and Zoninc Co-.1sslon considered the Planned Devalopaant at
Public Hear in& on Nova.tlar 15, 1911 and Deca.tlar 13, 1988 . After havin&
wei&had the evidence sub.ittad at the Public Haarin&. the Plannin& co .. ission
voted to refer the Svedhh Medical Canter Planned Devalop .. nt to the City
Council with a favorable reco-.endation .
The City Council considered the .. ttar at a Public Hasr1n& on January 16,
1989; and the Haarin& vas continued to February 21, 1989 . At the February 21,
1989 City Council .. atin&. the Planned Devalop..nt, as vall as the vacation
requests, ware ra .. ndad to Plannina Co..ission at the request of Swedish Medi-cal Canter.
UIATIOII TO Till COKPUIWIIIVI PUll .
The 1979 Co.prahans1va Plan does not address the .. tn c.-pus of Swedish Kadi ·
cal Canter ; but lt does, however, aaka reference to areas south, vest and east
of the Swedish Medical Canter c.-pus. The area south of the Svadlah Medical
Canter Ca.pus, between last H&llpdan Avenue and U.S . 215 h rafarancecl as the
•!eat Hallpden Corridor· •alxed use/ .. dical• area . Svedhh Medical Canter ••·
panaion plans are aean aa a c atalyst for ravttallaatfon in the area The area
cllractly vest of the S dish Medical Canter ca.pus was referenced tn the Ca.·
prah naive Plan as •Kadicslly ·aalatad Devalop-.nt•, and the Co.pr henslv Plan
rae nds aupport o .. dlcally •ralatad office space for the area .
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UTILITIES
1 . An eaae•ent will need to be retained for the water line in South Pennsyl-
vania if vacated (no buildin&a)--if euu are to be taken in existing
grade, the water line will need to be lowered .
2. The City Ditch ia located within an ea••••nt between Pennaylvania and
Locan. This eaae .. nt ahould be ahovn on the Planned Develop•ent . The
ditch h eneloaed in a pipe at a relatively shallow depth in the eaae-
.. nt, ao the construction of a buildina or load in& dock/parkin& area
should be cheeked to eonfir. it will not conflict with the ditch.
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!naineerinc Services haa eo~leted revievina the Preli•inary Draine&• Report
for the Svediah Kedieal Center. laaieally there are no aerioua probl•••·
Currently, however, the City haa also been revievin& the capacity of the ••in
ator. sever in Ka.pden Avenue adjacent to the property . Over the years, the
runoff coefficient• for this area of lnalevood have increased due to the in-
creaaed i8pervioua aurfaeea . The capacity of the ator. sever that ia eaat of
Crant Street will be exceeded in the event of a ator. areater than a •two-year
ator.•, and it vill be neeeaaary for Swedish Medical Center to vork with the
City in all future phaaea of eonatruction to provide adequate detention to
•iti&ate this probl••·
In revievina the proposed i~rove .. nta, it appears that there are ao .. areaa,
especially the veatern 1/l of the property, where additional detention could
be provided , at little or no additional coat to Swedish Kedieal Center . These
areas could include detention on the roofs of tha buildina additions and fu -
ture buildlnaa; detention in the nev at -arade parkin& lots and street cul-de-
aac; and poaaibly detention on the nev .ultl·atorled parklna aaraae .
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Approved, conttnaent upon co.pllanee with all applicable provisions of the
1 wood luildlna and Safety Code .
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION:
Even though a Planned Development would not be required under the Zoning reg -
ulations, at the request of the Department of Community Development, Swedish
Medical Center baa voluntarily submitted their Planned Development application
and accompanying plana and documents . The Co-unity Development Department
requested the Planned Davalop .. nt submittal in an effort to batter evaluate
the impact of the various facilitiaa proposed at thia time and thoaa facili-
ties envisioned by Swedish Medical Center to be naceaaary in the future .. In
particular, parking and traffic impacu, aa well aa open apace requirements
and drainage are very difficult to evaluate when proposed development ia pres-
entad in a piace .. al fashion .
Svadiah Medical Canter ia constructing a second .. dical office building of
61,800 square feat within the first phaaa of davalop .. nt. At one parlting
apace for each 300 square feet of rental apace, thia office building will re-
quire 306 parking apacaa. Additionally, thia office building ia baing con-
structed in an area that provided 92 apacea which will have to be replaced .
To acco..odate thia parking need, a threa-atory parking structure ia proposed
at the aouthaaat corner of Logan and Girard . It should be noted that the
Planning co-halon baa previously urged Swedish to construct parkin.g struc-
tures rather than developing large araaa of aurfaca parking. Adequate surface
parking ia available, however, in the avant that the parking structure ia not
approved or completed in ti ...
The Planned Davalop-.nt alao identifies tvo additions to the existing l .C.U.
in the Swedish Hospital facUlty . loth addition• are to be located on the
weat aide of the existing facility and will cover what are nov surface parking
areas . The applicant haa stated that the tvo additions will not involve addi ·
tlonal beda or staff, but will increase the efficiency of the operation of the
Intensive Care Unit.
The change in the street pattern proposed ln the Planned Davelop..nt which
will have the .oat i•pact, la the closing of the south 380 feet of South Penn-
sylvania Street . A cul·de·aac ia propoaed at the north and of the block ax·
tending approxi .. tely 220 feet south fro• Eaat Girard Avenue . The eul·de ·aac
will provlda public aceaaa to the Dunn properties at )41 and 3436 South Penn ·
ayh•ania Street, and to the parking structure . It Ia anticipated that tht
closing of Pennsylvania Street wUl .. an fe-r care will ba ptul.ng th Dunn
prop rtles, however, all aervtcea ( .. U delivery , ... rgancy service , trash
pick up, etc ) to the Dunn property will continua . Sw dish M dlcal Center hal
agr ad to .. tntain the proposed P nnaylva~ia cul·d ·aac , but lt will a llc
right ·o f • ay .
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expansion is dealsned to have llmlted impact on the lntegrlty of the neighbor-
hoods surrounding Swedish Medical Center.
Open apace and landacapln& requirements are met throughout the Planned
Development wlth approximately 30' of the alta to remain open and all of that
area to be ln llva plant material or walkways.
The propoaed develop•ent wlll require 1404 parking apacea, and 1416 wlll be
provided. The apeciflca of the parkin& plana wlll be elaborated upon at the
meeting. During the construction stages, adequate parking cannot be provided
within the Swedlah Kedlcal Center campu. but wlll be provided ln the adjacent
area . The proposal 1a to provide a shuttle bu. for employees who will be
u.ing the lota at the ~onlc Temple and on property they ovn to the veat (the
former Safeway alta).
In Section 16-4-15 of the 1915 I .K.C ., the purpoae of the Planned Development
Diatrict la "to permit and encouraae diveralflcation in the location of struc-
ture• and the appropriate relatlonahlp of varloua u.ea and structure• to their
aitea without lnhlbltln& the potential advanta&•• of nev and l .. &lnatlve tech-
niques and concept& of daalan of urban land u.e .• The applicant la proposing
e reduction in aetbacka for the parkin& atructure becau.e the depth of the
property la only 125 feet. A •lnimum 15 foot setback la required by the R-3
Zone District for a structure up to three atorlea and a 25 foot aetback h
required for aix atorlea . However, the aetback can be altered by the Planned
Develop .. nt . As propoaed, the parkin& structure at the aoutheaat corner of
South Loaan and Eaat Girard would have an 11 foot aetback alon& South Lo&an
and a 15 foot setback alona Eaat Clrard . The effect of thla reduced setback
ia •ltlaated by landacapin&. plua the fact that the arada change at this loca-
t1on requires that only 1 1/2 of the three levela vlll be above grade at
Clrard, for the flrat phase and only 4 1/2 of the alx level structure vlll be
above &rade upon completion .
Additionally, the one-atory corridor between the two additions to the Swedlah
Koapltal facUlty ere propoaed to be located two feet fr-property ll.ne .
Although • two foot aetbeck ia not optimum, • 16 foot alley exlata between the
Svedlah Medical Center property line end the property line at the rear of the
property at 3430 South Penneylvanle owned by Ha.er Dunn . The underlylna R-3
zone requlrea a aida aetbeck of 15 feet ; however, the aetback can be altered
throup the Plenn.d DevelopMnt proeeu . 11\e two foot .. tbeck h neceultated
by the hoapltel'a requlra .. nt that internal, at &rede, connection be provided
between the ho1pltel eddltlona . A decorative 1olld fence or vall , at the
property ltne, would help •lnl•lze the effect of the reduced aetback . Al1o,
Sved llh K dical Canter has ateted that they would be vlllln& to lnatall and
.. tnteln • land cepe uffer on the a lley aida of the •property llne ence• lt
he edjacan pro rty r o vta d
or a n y·fl e foot buffer n cltcal n ·
0\mn propertl .. hu n addnued • ny o t pre·
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foot landscapad area, and an opaque dx (6) foot decorative fence
shall be provided.•
It 1a the opinion of the DapartHnt of c-mity Davelo~nt that this re-
quira .. nt is not applicable to the Swedish Medical Canter davalop .. nt which is
adjacent to the Dunn properties. loth the Swedlah Hadical Canter property and
the Dunn properties are zoned R-3, Hi&h-Dansity Residential District, and the
25 foot buffer raquira .. nt vas intended where .ultipla faaily or non-
residential bulldin& or structures are adjacent to property zoned Sinale-
F .. ily Residential District.
In conclusion, any devalop.ant the size of Swedish Medical Canter, will have
an Ulpact on the surroundina area. The hospital baa bean at this location
since 1905, so the affect on ths adjacent area 1a not new . The applicants
have .. de efforts to aitipte any the napthe Ulpact with extensive landscap-
ina, adequate perktna, approved drainaae CODtrols and extensive laprovaaents
in traffic slanalization in this area.
The '-dish Medical Canter Pl._d Davalo,..nt provides the Clty and Swedish
Medical Canter with a tool to -aluate the overall lapact of future devalop-
.. nt for years to coae so that both the de9elo,..nt and the aitlptlna factors
can be phaaed for the benefit of the Clty, '-dish Medical Canter and the sur-roundlna nalpborhood .
The Dapertaent of c-&nity Davelop.ant rk ... nds that the Plannina Coaeh-
alon approve the s-dish Hadical Center Pl--d Davalop.ant , and that lt be
sent to City Council for thetr consideration .
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SV!DISH HOSPITAL • KAI. CAMPUS
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Block 7 and that part of Block 6 toaathar vith the vacated allay vithin said
blocks, and vacated South Pearl Street, and the vacated Wast one-half of South
Waahin&ton Straat, WEST VIEW ADDITION TO ENGLEWOOD, and a part of the
Southeast 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 34, Tovnahip 4 South, Ran&• 68
Wast of the 6th P.M., City of En&lavood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colora-
do, bain& .ora particularly described as follova:
eo..&neina at the Southeast corner of said Section 34; thence Westerly alona
the South lina of said Section 34, a distance of 30.00 feat, to a point on the
Wast riaht·of-vay line of South Clarkson Straat axtandad South; thence North
alon& said extended Wast riaht-of-vay Una, a dhtanca of 25.0 faat to the
intaraaetion of said Wast rilht·of-vay line of South Clarkson Straat vith the
North riaht-of-vay line of East Haapdan Avanua, said point bain& the POINT OF
BEGIIOIIJIC; thanca eontinuina North alona said Wast r11ht-of-vay Una of South
Clarkson Straat a distance of 604 .32 feat to tha intersection of said Wut
rilht-of-vay line of South Clarkson Street and the South rilht-of -vay lina of
East Cirard Avenue; thence Wast alona said South rllht-of-vay Una of East
Cirard Avenue, and alona tha North linea of said Blocks 6 and 7, a distance of
917 .54 feat, to the intersection of said Iouth r11ht·of-vay llna of !alt
Cirard Avenue and the East rilht·of-vay Una of South Panuylvaaia Street,
said point also bain& tha Northwest corner of said llock 6 ; tbanca South alona
said Ease rllht-of-vay Una of South Panuylvania Street and alona tha Wast
line of aaid llock 6 a distance of 137 .44 faat to a point on tha South line of
the North 1/2 of Lot 6, said Block 6; thanca East alon& aaid South lina a dil ·
tanca of 140 .93 faat to a point on tha Eaat line of tha vacated allay in said
Block 6 ; thanca South alona said Ea1t Una a dlnanca of 11 .20 feat to • poln
on the North Una of tha South 1/4 of Lot 9, aald 11ock 6 aatandad Eaat ,
thanca Wut a1ona 1ald extended Jorth Una a dhtanca of 140 .9) faa , to a
point on aaid Eaat rllht·of·vay line of South Pannlylvanla Straat and tha It
Una of aald llock 6; thanca South a1on& 1ald last rllht·of-vay H of South
Pennsylvania Straat and 1ald Vaat line of a1ock 6 a dla a of 316 07 f a
tha intaraaetlon of aaid laat rilht·of·vay line of South Pannaylvan a Str
and tha Norm rilht·of·vay U of laat Kupdaft A 1alct poll\ allo tn
the South 1 corner of 1ald alock 6; thence Eel al 1alct rt rl
vay 11 of la1 KA.pden A a1o South ll of 1ald alae 1
7, a cUa anc: o 917 .60 f a to the POl Or I r l • con atn
aquara fa t (12 . 71 acral ),
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Lots 25 through 42, Block 5 A
West View Addition to
Englewood
Lot 45 throUJh 48, Block 5 A
West View Addition to
Enalevood
Lots 1 throUJh 16, Block 5 A
West View Addition to
Enalewood
last 65 ft . of Lots 43 I
throup 50, I lock 3
Hiuina Enalevooct Cerdena
Lots 1 throup 6 6 Lots 42 A
throup 50, toaether with the
vacated North 125' of adjoinina
alley, Block 2, Hiuina lnalavooct Car dena
Waat 1/2 of Lota 1 throup 4, A
toaether with Lots 5 6 6 6 the
Wast 1/2 vacated adjoinlna alley
llock l, Hiuina fnalewooc~
Cardeu
Lots 24 6 25, llock 2 I
Wast View Addition to lnalewooc~
Lote 26 6 27. llock 2 A
Wast View Addition to fnale¥ood
Lots 2 ' 25, l lock 1 I
.. t View Add i tion to lna l e¥ood
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Parking Lot
501 East H .. pden Avenue
Apart.ent
3475 South Pennsylvania Street
Thrift Store
495 East Ha.pden Avenue
Parking Lot
501 East Ha.pden Avenue
Parking Lot
501 last Ha.pdan Avenue
Motel
558 I . Haapdan Avenue
Perkina Lot
501 East Haapdan Avenue
House
3510 South Washinaton St . House
3520 South Vashinaton St .
fnalevood Pl-.r Shop
700 last Haapden Avenue
Offices
33tl South Pearl Street
Offices
665 las t Ci r e r d Ave
Off ices
725 at Clre rd Av
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Lot• 14 & 15, Block 45
A Office• Evanaton Broadway Addition
3460 South Clarkson
Street 16 .
Lot• 18 throu&h 24, Block 45
A Parkin& Lot Evanaton Broadway Addition
501 Ea•t Ha.pdan Avenue 17.
Lota 25 throu&h 30, Block 45 c Parkin& Lot Evanaton Broadway Addition
501 Eaat Ha.pdan Avenue 18.
Lota 31 throu&h 40, Block 45
A Parkin& Lot Evanaton Broadway Addition
501 E. Haapdan Avenue
ApartMnt
3475 South E.eraon Street 19.
Lot• 45 throu&h 48, Block 45
A ApartMnt Evanaton Broadway Addition
3401 South E.eraon St reet 20.
Lot• 1 throu&h 10 & North 14• c Offlca• of Lot 11 toaathar with the
3444 South E.ar•on Street vacated adjoinina allay, llock 46,
Evanston Broadway Addition
21.
Part• of Lot• 11 throu&h 22
I Croonhouaa & Lot• 21 throU&h 41 toaathar
3446 South E.ar•on Straat with tho adjoinina vacated allay
Block 46 , Ivana ton Broadway Addition . ( 22 .
Lota 23 throU&h 27. and part of c Parktna Lot Lota 21 , 22 , & 21 , toaothar with
SOl Eaat liupden Avenue tha adjolntna vacated alloy , llock
46 toaother with Lota 22 throup
26 , and port of Lot 21, toaothar
vtth tha adjolnina vacated alloy ,
llock 47 , Ivana ton lroaclvay
Addition , toaothar vtth adjolnlna
vacated I . Oadan Stroot
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Lota 27 & 21 , ••capt North 1 •
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SO l lut "-Pelon Ava With t ho vac a t e d a llay adj ac e nt
to •a ld lota • lvan1ton lroa ., Addition
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
!NCLIVOOD, COLOIADO
IN THI MATTER OF CASE •14·88 (REMANDED))
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS, AND )
RICOitMENDATIONS RILATINC TO A REQUEST )
FOR A PLANMID DEVELOPMENT FOR SWEDISH )
MIDICAL CENTER )
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FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEVOOD PLANNING
AND ZONING COHKISSION
CO..laalon -..bara praaant: Flab, larbar, Tobin, Volkaaa, lackar, Schultz,
Garlick, Draper
Co.alaalon .. 8bara abaant : Nona
Co .. laalon .. 8bara abatalnina: Caraon
Thla aattar c ... before tha City Planntna and Zonlna Ca..iaaion on Karch 21,
1989, upon application of Svedlah Kedlcal Canter, aa praacribed by Section 16-
4·15 of tha Municipal Code for property located &•nerally betvaan Eaat Girard
Avenue, Eaat Ha.pden Avanua, South Loaan Street and South Z..raon Street .
The praaantation for tha applicant vaa aada by Rick Roccaforte, Vica Praaidant
for Davelop..nt for Svediah Medical Center , who aava teatleony before and aub .
•lttad evidanca to tha Ca..iuion . Mr . VanSoeat, Attorney rapraaantina Mr .
and Mra . Ho.ar Dunn, vaa alao praaent and preaented arau--nta before the Co.-
•taaion . The Staff leport , and oral taati~, aa vall aa City lahibita , were
received and incorporated into the record of the public heartna . After c on -
aldarina the atata-.nu of the vttnaaeea and revl-tna the relevant doc'-nta ,
the City Planntna and Zontna Ca..laaton .. ke the follovtna flndtnaa and c onclua iona ,
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PIIIDIJIOI Of fACT
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THAT the public hear tna vaa inl ttatad by
a Pla d Dave lop..nt f or Svedt1h dlca l
prl rlly a n ltaat Ctnrcl A
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5 . THAT the Planned Development waa aubmittad in compliance with a reque s t
by ataff in order that the City can better evaluate the overall impact of
new development by Swadi ah Medical Center .
6. THAT the purpoaa of the Planned Davalop .. nt Diatrict aa cited in Section
16 -4-15 of the 1985 Englewood Municipal Code, ia •to permit and encourage
divaraificatlon in the location of atructuraa and the appropriate
ralatlonahip of varioua uaaa and atructuraa to their aitaa without in·
hiblting the potential advantagaa of new and iaaginativa tachnlquea and
concapta of daalgn of urban land uae .•
7 . THAT the Planned Davalop .. nt deplete the conceptual devalop .. nt of the
ant ira Medical CUipua, lncludina the 60,000 aquara foot .. dical office
building (HOI II), the parkin& atructure of 312 apacea (ultlaataly 608 )
on the waat aide of the CUipua , and the addition to the hoapltel fa c ility
ltaelf to the weat for the ICU axpanalon .
8 . THAT Swadiah Medical fa c il l tiaa in ao .. for. have bean at thl a loc a tion
alnce 1905, and t hat the hoap l tal baa 1-,ac tad the aurroundlna ne i gh bor ·
hooda . Any add i tional naaa tlve 1-,act c a ua ad by davalop .. nt p ropo aa d
throuah t he Planned Devalo,.ent , haa been •l tlaatad by lncre a aad l and-
ac ap l ng, a ddl tlonel t raffic c ontrola , internal wa l kway a, drivew ay a a nd
add i tional provlalona f or pa rklna .
9. THAT the aubjact property eonalata of 25 .13 a eraa ; 12.471 on the currant
aaln CUipua, plua 12 .651 a eraa in outlylna pa rca l a .
10 . THAT off-atraat pa rkin& la provided in e xc a aa of Ordinance r e qulra .. nta .
11 . THAT lO t of the lot area will be l a ndaca ped, vhich l a in e xeaaa of the
25 ' requlre .. nt . That the landacaplna h of auftlcla nt uount to ade-
quately larva the 1urroundtna hoapltal ua a 1 and la a cee aalble to the an-tire aaln ca.,ua
12 . land ca d buffer that ie required e ra non -rtaldential
1 1r "adjacent to a tnale·f•Uy realdentlal u1a dlatrlet•
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apply In thla ca1a elnce the Dunn propertlee a nd Swedt1h H dtcal
r bo h &o d •·), Ht Denaity la1ldence . Thla buffer Wla in·
or t altua on 1 Planned Dev lo n conelltina o .ul l ·
o n •raal lel t turaa abute a Sl la -raatly lealdanca Ola ·
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16 . THAT the Planned Development proposes setback variations from those re-
quired in the R-3 Zone District, and where possible Swedish Medical Cen-
ter has provided additional landscape buffering and/or screening to miti-
gate the effects of the reduced setback.
17. THAT Mr. Nick Roccaforte, Vice President for Development for Swedish
Medical Center testified:
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a. That Swedish Medical Center is a 328-bed co.-unity hospital.
b. That there are three areas for i-inent developHnt: The Medical
Office Building II, which will be five stories in height and office
appro:d-tely forty physicians; the nerve-sensory center will be
quartered in HOI II; the parkin& atructure which will initially be
3-1/2 atoriea and contain 312 parking apacea, and the addition to
the hoapital itaelf on the -•t side of the building for the ICU
Center .
c. That the alley vacation ia neceaaary for the following reaaons :
1 . The i.portance of providina a protected pedeatrian/patient
walkway fro• the parking building to the hoapital structure
itaelf;
2 . The proviaion of a aouthern entrance to the parking atructure
and the dock/loading area of the hoapital itaelf which will be
serviced fro• thia point of acceas;
3. Acceaa fro• the north to the parkin& atructure and the existing
surface parkin& areaa .
d. That there were three reaaona for requeatina the vacation of South
Pennaylvania Street :
1. Architectural constraint• in conatructina the addltlon to the
hoapital;
2. Protected pedestrlan acceas fr-the parkin& atructure to the
hoapltal ltaelf;
3. The loadin& dock aervice 1a on the -•t aide of the structure .
At the present tlme, Hr . Roccaforte atated the delivery trueka
have to back in from South Pennaylvania Street, which blocka
South Pennsylvania Street and 1a not a aafe dtuatton . The
proposed plan vlll brina the delivery trucka in Cr-South Lo·
aan Street, anct provide .. nauvnin& apace free fro• throuJ)\
traffic .
e . That Hr . Roccaforte further teatifled •• to SHC'e tnvol nt vlth
the c-ity and to the efforta SHC h ••tandlna to rk vtth and
for the bualnasaea vtth ln the t ... dtate area around o HC. o all
of tnalewood, and to the Mtro area . Hr . locc::eforta actded
dish H dlcal C n ar ia a 321 d c lty ho1pltal : al
of loy s o h .,1 al are r at nt1 of t et
r . llocu orte d th lr o 1 ayroll, I •
to r al . nu o l in t 1 c '1 a • In 1
Can pure d o r $123,000 1 a llea l
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be r of the SMC Bo a rd ; Mary Smith , ICU Educato r at SHC ; a nd De bb ie Perry-
s mith , owne r o f "All for the Better•, spoke in favor of the Planne d Dev e lopme nt .
20 . THAT Hr . Peter D. VanSo ea t , 1123 Delaware Street, De nver, Attorney rep -
rea entin& Hr . and Hra . Ho .. r Dunn , address ed the co-ha lon and que s-
tioned the Dunna for the record .
21 . THAT concerns expressed by Eleanor Dunn were as follows :
a . Th e need for alley acces s to provide rear yard .. int enance .
b . Increas ed pedes trian traffic by her residence at 3419 So uth
Pennsylvania .
c . Conatant vehicular traffic directly north of he r r esidence at 3419
South Pennsylvania Street .
d . The need for parkin& on South Pennsylvania i n fron t of h er residen-
c e s for visitors a nd f am i ly .
e. The traffic i~apact on Sou th Lo a an Str eet will, in her opinion, be
•outraaeoua•.
f . There b a need for a 25 foot buffe r between the hoapi tal and
ain&le-family "districts .•
22. THAT concerns expressed by Ho .. r Dunn vera as follows :
a . Hospital a.ployeea parkin& in his d riveway .
b . Increased traffic c-in& fr-the parkin& structure and usin& the
part of South Pennsylvania not vacated .
c. Increased traffic on South Lo&an Street .
d . Increased foot traffic past his residence at 3430 South Pennsylvania
Street on the walkway .
•. Lack of fire protection due to the vacation of South Pennsylvania Street.
f . Sklddlna due to lee and snow on South Pennsylvania Street in front
of hit residence at 3430 South Pennsylvania Street .
I · The need for a 25 foot buffer between the hospital use and their
residences .
23 . THAT Hr . Stan Willlaaa, ovnar of the ln&levood Apare.enta at 3470 South Loa•~ Street, also addressed the CO..taalon in oppoaitlon to the Planned
Developeen and testified that he feela the relocated alley to the north
of hta property will cause a decrease ln the value of that property .
2 • THAT th propo d Pla d Develo has been revle d by the Ctry T eh · ntcal evi v e itt . and l 11nc vlth ppUcabla City Ord ncaa .
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2. THAT tho application filed by Swedish Medical Center for property bounded
by East Girard Avenue, South Lo&an Street, East Ha.pdan Avenue, and South
~raon Street ia in co.plianco with tho Planned Devalop .. nt regulations.
3. THAT tho proposed Planned Devolop.ant ia consistent with tho intent and
purpose of tho City Co.prohonaiva Plan.
4. THAT tho Planned Devolop.ant application baa bean considered by the Plan-
nina and Zonin& CO..iaaion at a Public Haarin& on Karch 21, 1989.
DICIIIO•
THIIIIOIZ, it ia tho decision of the City Plannln& and Zonlna CO..lasion that
the application of Svadhh Kadical Cantor for a Planned Develop.ant be ap-
proved with tho condition that parkin& on South Pennsylvania Street be for
ahort·tora, and that tho raquast be referred to City Council vlth a favorable
roc-ndation.
Upon a vote on a .otion .. de at tho .. atin& of the City Plannlna and Zonin&
eo.alsaion on Karch 21, 1919 by Kra . leckar, seconded by Kr . Schultz, which
.otion atataa:
•The Plannina eo..isaion roc~nd to lft&levood City Councll that approval of
the Planned Develop.ant application by lvadiah Medical Center be &ranted, vlth
the condition that the cul-de-aae be alpd for short-tan parkln& or the
Dwm8 be Jr&ntecl spacial parkln& peralta . •
.....,_ra larMr, leckar, Draper, Flab, Gerllck, Schult&, Tobin and Volk-vot -
ecl in favor of the .otloa . •o ..ear of the eo..luloa voted ln opposltlon to
the .otioa . Kr . Caraoa abatelnecl .
n.la Dachlon of these rlndlQ&S of raet are offoctlva u of the .. otlna of
llarcb 21, 1919 .
IY oaDD or TKI CITY Pl.AIIIIIIIG AIID ZOIIliiG COMMISil<*.
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CITY or ENGLEWOOD PLARMIRO AND ZONING COKKISSIO•
Karch 21, 1919
I. CALL TO OIDD.
Tho rocular .. •tina of tho City Plannina and Zonina Co..iaaion vaa cal led to order at 7:00 p .•. by Chair..n Volkeaa.
Me.bora proaont: Schultz, Tobin, Volka .. , larber, lacker. Caraon, Draper,
Fhh, Gorlick
Wanuah, Ex-officio
..._,ora abaont : Nona
Ko.bora lata : "None
Alao proaont : D. A. Ro .. na, Aaaiatant Director of Co..untty Develop.ant
Suaan Hirach, Senior Planner
Rick DeWitt, City Attorney
Mr . VolU.. daclarod a quoru. of the CO..laalon proaont .
II. All'aOVAL or IUIIVTU .
March 7, 1919
Cbaln~an Volka .. atatod t.hat the Mlnutoa of ltarch 7, 1919 w.ro to con· aldarod Cor approval .
Caraon -ved :
Drap r aocondad : Tho Kinutoa of March 7, 1919 be a pprov d a•
Mra . lackar pointed out a typoaraphical error on Paao ) o t
rd ahould Thex and not Tho .
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ALLEY VACATIO.
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CASI •14-11 (Reaanded)
CASI •11-11 (Reaanded)
CASE •19-11 (Reaanded)
Kr. Carson stated that hla vife has recently bepm vorldn& part t1•• for
s-dhh Kedlcal Canter. ancl that he vlll abataln fr-partlclpatln& in the
Public Hearlna ancl cleclalona reaardlna these aattera. Mr. Carson then took a
seat ln the aucllence for the duration of the Publlc Hearin& ancl dlacuaalon .
Mr . Volk ... aakecl for a .otion to open the Publlc Hearlna .
Fhh .ovecl :
Cerlick aecondecl : tbe Public Hearlna on the S-dlah Mecllcal Center Planned
Develos-ent be opanecl .
AYES :
!CAYS :
Vol keaa , Barber , lecker , Draper , Flab , Cerllck , Schultz , Tobln
Ilona
AaSTAl lt : Carson
AB S!IIT : Jone
Th e .otlon ca rrled .
Mr . Volk ... a sked tha t eve ryone recocol ae t hat whi l e r equest s for street ancl
alley vaca tions clo not r equlre a public haarina, the r eque s t for the vac a tion
of the south 366 .10 f ee t of the 3400 bloc:k o f South Pennaylvan la , ancl for the
vacation of the north 375 fe e t of the South Lo aeft/South Pennay l va nla a lley ln
the 3400 bloc:k, v lll be lncludecl ln ancl clhcueaecl dur l na the course of the
Public Hearlna on the Pl anned DevelopMnt. Dec lalona, bowe-r. v lll be aacle
on each c:a ae lncllvldually . He s tated t hat he voulcl p re•~ the app licant's
presentation would aclclr e aa the aatter of the v a c a t i ons aa a part of the over -
all clev lo n propos a l .
Mr Volk aa asked Clty Attorney DeVitt for cla rlflcatlon on vhy the Clty Coun-
c il r d these caaea to the Plannln& C...laa lon . Mr . DeVltt ata ted that
Cl C 11 vents to aaka sure there la a full ••,lora tlon of ev.rythlna ln-
volv d tn hh r ueat , and it vas a a~tuel a are -nt be n City Councll,
th appHcant, laaal COW\ael for the .,..._nu that the requests be re·
d o th c-laalon . Mrs . lecker aakect lf t C...laa l on could under -
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Ks . Hirsch testified that Swedish Medical Center is the applicant , and the
request is for approval of a Planned Development, the vacation of the South
366 .10 feet of South Pennsylvania Street in the 3400 block, and the vacation
of the north 375 feet of the South Logan/South Pennsylvania alley in the 3400
block . Hs . Hirsch stated that the discussions with Swedish Medical Center
began in August, 1988 at which time the Medical Center brought in plans for
Medical Office Building «'2 (HOB 11). During the course of discussions, the
plans for the total campus were brought up and the City staff s uggested that ,
even though it is not required, it would be of assistance in evaluating the
overall plans if a Planned Development ware to be presented . The Medical Cen·
ter complied with this suggestion, and subaitted an application for approval
of the Planned Devalop-nt in Septaabar, 1988, which was suba ittad to the
Planning co .. ission for infor.ation on October 4, 1988 . A Public Hearin& be ·
fore the C01111ission was scheduled for Noveaber 15, 1988, and vas continued to
Deceabar 13, 1988 . On Deceaber 13, 1988, follovin& the completion of the
Public Hearing, the Planning Co1111ission voted to favorably recollll8nd the
Planned Develo~nt and t he vacation of the south 366 .10 fe e t of the 3400
bloc k of South Pennsy l van ia Street and the north 375 fee t of t he 34 00 b lock
So uth Logan/South Pe nnsylvania alley to Ci ty Council . A Public He ar i ng was
held before City Council on J anuary 16, 1989 , and cont inued to Fe b ruary 21,
1989 . On February 21 , 1989, the City Counci l vote d to r emand the request froa
Swedish Me d ical Canter to the Planning C01111 i ssi on f or rehe a ring.
Ms . Hirsch sta ted that the Planned Devalo~nt site plan encompasses an area
bounded by !eat Girard Avenue, !est Hampden Avenue , South taerson Street and
Soutch Loga n Street. The .. in campus of Swedish ltad ical Canter 11 bounded by
!eat Gira rd Avenue, !eat Hampden Avenue, South Loga n Street and South Clarkson
Street, and 1s the site of the propoaed davalo.,.ant. The three .. in compo-
nents of the apaclfic plan for the .. in campus are the construction of the
Medical Office luilding II (ltO I 11); e n a cl41tion on the vest aide of the
hospital ltaalf, pa rt of which will houae a new ICU unit; and a pa rking atruc-
ture adjecent to South Logan and !eat Girard Avenue. The I II i s under con·
err etlon a the present tl .. , a nd wlll contain 61,800 square feet, end re ·
quire 206 oCf street parking spaces. Thera 111 be a llnk t n I 11 and
t •istln& perking structure on the aouth 1lde of ~n A enua, which will
an over ad covered walkw a y. and an at· grade link to I Its . Hirsch
atetad that the propoaad addition to the hoaplta l facility t veat slda of
t in f tllt wtll acco..o4&ta the 1 .... 4Jau conatructlon of the new ln ·
Can Unl (ICU) on the 1outham portion, a nd an ro n to end
rg y r~ aervlce are to be a4da4 a a uture date on
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block, and the Medical Center will dedicate a 25 foot easement from South Lo ·
gan Street east to the existing alley to provide circulation on the south end
of the block.
Ms. Hirsch stated that in considering the Planned Development, the Commission
should keep in mind the following items: (1) The property has been properly
posted by the placement of 12 signa; (2) Proper publication was given in the
En&lewood Sentinel on March 1, 1989; (3) Whether or not the usa proposed in
the development plan is a Permitted Use in the underlying Zone District . Ms .
Hirsch pointed out that a Planned Development is an overlay of an existing
zone district, and does not change the basic zoning of a property . The fourth
(4th) ita• to keep in mind is whether the proposal is consistent with the Com·
prahansiva Plan. The 1979 Co~~prehanaiva Plan does not specifically addreu
the main campus of the Medical Canter, but does address the peripheral areas
to the south, east, and vast . These areas are designated to serve as a cata·
lyat for medically oriented activities. The fifth (5th) matter the Commission
should rameabar is the relationship of the proposed Planned Development to the
surrounding area . Ms . Hirsch stated that there have been questions regarding
tha traffic illpact that the proposed development will have on the neighbor·
hood . The applicants have conducted traffic studies, and have said that they
will upgrade the signalization at the intersections of Cirard and Logan, and
at Hampden and Logan. The City Traffic Engineer has indicated that, in his
opinion, South Logan will function at the same capacity following the upgrad ·
lng of the tvo intersections as it does at the present tlaa . The sixth (6th)
ita• to consider is the matter of acreanin&/landscaping . Ks . Hirsch stated
that the R·l Zona District requires 25t of the area to be landscaped, and the
applicant is providing an area equal to lOt in landscaping . Ka . Hirsch stated
that: the R·l Zona Dist:rict: requires a front: aat:back of 15 feet for a three
story structw-a, and a 25 foot setback for a ah story structure . The pro ·
posed parking structure when completed vlll , in actuality, be only four and
one -half stories above grade, and the staff is interpretifll the requir Mnt
for a set:back to be 20 feet .
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that a 25 foot setback/buffer must be provided when a multi-family zone dis-
trict abuts a •single-family use district•. Ms. Hirsch stated that the staff
has taken the position that thia proviaion does not apply in this case, be-
cause while the properties owned by Mr. and Mrs . Dunn are single-family in
use, they are single-family uses within the R-3, High Density Residence Zone
Dhtrict.
Ms . Hirsch stated that there will handicapped parking and access provided
throu&hout the development, and bicycle racks will also be provided .
Ka. Hirsch stated that the staff is of the opinion that the applicant has com-
plied with the requirements for a Planned Development, and the Department of
Ca..unity Develop.ent reco .. ends approval.
Mr. Volkeaa asked if there were questions from the co .. ission of Ms. Hirsch .
Kr. larber asked vhy there was no provision of a 25 foot buffer between the
single-f .. ily district to the north across East Girard Avenue and the parking
garage . Ms. Hirsch stated that this provision is normelly not required when
the districts are separated by a street . Mr . Wanush agreed with Ms . Hirsch's
interpretation .
Mr . Fish asked if the parking structure would occupy one -half of the vacated
alley . Ms . Hirsch stated that it would not; there vill be an 8 foot setback
--the vidth of one-half of the alley that vould revert to Svediah Medical
Center •· if the alley is vacated.
Ka . Becker asked vhy the portion of the non-vacated alley on the east of the
3430 South Penruylvania did not shov as an alley on the aap . Ms . Hirsch
stated that the alley vas shovn in the .... color on the display as the Dunn
property lnaa.uch, as it's only purpose is to provide access to their garage .
Mr . Volk aa asked if anyona else vhhed to ask queatlons of staff . Hearing no
furth r questlona, Mr . Volkeaa aaked that the applicant preaent their caae .
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Kr . Roccaforte stated that HOB II will provide apace for 40 physicians who
will bring their practices to the Englewood area. The building will be five
stories in hei&ht, and will be connected to the Medical Center, HOB I, and the
existing parking structure.
The parking structure will accoaaodate 312 vehicles in the first phase; even-
tual construction will eccomaodete 600 vehicles. The lover level will be as-
signed, controlled parking, end will have 100 spaces. Acceaa to this lover
level will be froa the proposed acceaavay fro. South Logan Street .
The expansion and iaprove .. nt of the ICU facilities vas discussed by Hr. Roc·
caforte . He stated that when they vera dater.ining the bast location for the
ICU facilities, they had to take into consideration the internal flow of ac-
tivity, and datar.ined that location on the southveat portion of the hospital
facility vas the proper alta; this will have ICU ln close proxialty to the
suraical wards, the e .. raency rooas, the laboratory, radlolo&Y , and the pro-
posed Heart Catheterization area . All of theaa uaas era concentrated on the
third floor, and they will be on the third floor level of the new ICU also .
The praaant ICU facilities are alaost 20 yaara old; there have been nu..roua
t..prov-nts in the atata-of·tha·art equ1J1Mnt and technolo&Y which Swedish
doaa not have and cannot accoaaodate ln their present facllltles . Tha1e i•-
prova .. nta are needed to provide their patients with the quality of care that
the patients deserve, and that Svediah prides itself on alvin&.
Kr . Iocca forte dhc:uuad the requests for: vacation of the a treat and alley
rl&hts ·of -way . There will be a -ln entrance to the parkin& structure fro.
the eaat at East Clrar:d Avanua and South Pennaylvania Street; the entrance
will c:roaa the allay between South Loaan and South Pannaylvania atreeta . and
thla h one of the r:aaaons that the allay vacation has bean requaatad . There
ta a walkway propoaad froa the parkin& structure to the Kedic:al Center ltsalf,
vtllc:h vlll a lao c:rou the alley and the a treat, eo the vacation of thoaa
ri&hta·of·vay are naceaaary for the aafety of the pedestrians (a.ployaea and/
or out patlenta and vlaltor:s). The dock and loadlna area of t Kedlc:a\ Can·
tar haa ac: ••• a the pre1ant tl88 froa South Pennaylvanla Stre tc:h i1 a
ltc: atraat . The l•r:aa •••1·truc:k• have to back ln froa t • r at, lch
lnhlbltl th 1 o traffic: and ta danaar~. Therefore, ar propoaln&
clo1ur t 1ou 3 6 .10 feat of Sou h r nnaylvanla, provldln an
lor rln space for the lara• truc:kl, lch wlll dir c:
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stated that there will be no elevation change proposed to the parking lot
south of the Dunn property . There is a s11all garage on the Medical Center
property which 11ay be torn down . Mr. Roccaforte esti11ated there is approxi-
llately a four foot drop in elevation. Mr. Fish asked if it is feasible to
access the alley fro11 the Dunn property . Mr . Roccaforte stated that while
access to the alley would not be "illpoasible", concrete retaining walls would
have to be raaoved, and leveling would have to occur to ~~aka direct access to
the alley fro• the Dunn property available .
Mrs. Tobin inquired about the location of the e11ergency entrance and parking
lot for the ~~a in hospital facility . Mr . Roccaforte stated that these loca-
tions will reaain the sa~~e. When future construction on the e•ergency ser-
vices area does occur, the parking lot for •-rgency roo• patients will be
aovad to the vest.
Kr. Fish stated that Kr . Roccaforte has given good reasons for the construc-
tion and location of the proposed ICU ; and asked why the parking structure
needs a reduction in the required setback. Kr . Roccaforte stated that in
developing the parkin& structure, they took into consideration the number of
vehicles they needed to acco .. odata, which is 312 at the present ti .. , and an
eventual fiaura of 600 to co~~ply with the requirell8nts for the total buildout .
The constraints of the site, i.e., 12S foot depth, also had to be taken into
consideration, as vall as the width of vehicles, drivin& aisles, support
coluana, etc . In an attellpt to keep the parkin& structure relatively "low
profile", it vas desianed closer to the street than the aini.u. raquira .. nts .
If the full setback raquiraaanta are ... t, then the structure would have to be
increased in height to acco11110date the s .... mabar of vehicles . Kr . Barber
asked why the parkin& structure could not be partly below grade . Kr . Roc-
caforte stated that part of the structure would be below arade as it ia desi&-
ned, and froa a practical standpoint, they do not want to 10 lower than it is
daai&ned . Not only would this be aore aapensive, but it would also create an
awkward traffic flow for ingress and •areas, and they would run into adverse
soil conditions .
Kr . Fhh aaked if the walkway to the aadical office build in& acrou Hupdan
Av nua fro• the ax latina parking structure waa enclosed . Kr . loccafor a
at tad that it ta .
Mr . C rllck aak d if there waa aufftciant roo. for
the d c and load in& area Kr . Roccaforte atatad
suCHct nt space to pull ln, turn, and back into
ould all a c plls d off·atraet .
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Hr. Roccaforte stated that the hospital has developed a number of services for
the coi!IIDunity center, the latest being the designation of SHC as the south
metro area trauma center for critically injured patients. They will have
Board-certified surgeon• in-house 24 hours per day to staff the trauma center .
In 1988, over 500 patienta were treated in the trauma center. Another program
that ia bein& establiahed ia a pediatric proaraa, aa well as a cardio-vascular
proaraa. The establiab.ent of these proaraas will .. an that Englewood resi-
dents will not have to go to a hospital out of the City of En&lewood for
treatment .
In the past, three to five people per weelt were referred to another medical
facility because of the laclt of space in the ICU at Swedish Medical Center .
The average stay in ICU is 5 days, and he esti .. ted a loss of revenue of ap-
proxi .. tely $741,000 per year because of the necessity to refer patients to
other ICU facilities.
Mr . Roccaforte stated that in the three year period since 1985, $375,000 has
been paid in use tax to the City of Englewood . It is esti .. ted that with the
construction of MOB II, the parking structure, and the ICU facility, an addi-
tional $335,000 of revenue will be generated for the City .
Mr . Roccaforte discussed another service that Swedish 1a involved in, that
being the care of the indigent population of the Co.-unity . They have worked
with the doctors in the co.-unity to fora the Doctor's Care Program to serve
the people who cannot afford .. dical care. A $200,000 fund was established to
pay the coat of providing care to these individuals, and the physicians have
been willing to donate their ti .. to provide care for these people .
Mr . Roccaforte closed his portion of the presentation by stating that Swedish
Medical Center is one of the largest e~loyers in the City of Englewood , and
it is the goal of the Medical Center to provide the best possible .. dtcal care
to the co.-unity .
consultant with Leigh , Scott 6 Cleary , 1889 Yorlt Street,
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more traffic as a result of the construction program, approximately 900 addi-
tional vehicles per day . The traffic that now uses South Pennsylvania Street
to access the SMC surface parking lots will use both South Logan and South
Pennsylvania off of East Girard Avenue to access the parking facility . Mr .
Laigh stated that while the nwaber of vehicles per day that presently use
South Pennsylvania Street will be decreased with the new development program,
the traffic using the north portion of the block will not be eliminated be-
cause that vill be a priaary point of access to tha parking facility and sur-
face lots on South Pannaylvania .
Kr. Laigh stated that ..otorlsta that use South Pennsylvania Street as a
"throuah street• to U.S . 285 would ba better advised to use South Logan Street
because there is a controlled intersection at Logan and 285 . The aaount of
traffic per day on South Pennsylvania Street north of Girard Avenue is esti-
aated at lass than 300 vehicles per day, and there is very little "through•
traffic on Pennsylvania at the present ti... Kr. Laiah stated that a major
effect of the proposed parkin& facility will be to relieve much of the "on
street• parking that nov uses the 3400 block of South Pennsylvania Street .
More e~loyees and clients vill have an opportunity to park in a safe, con-
venient, and vall lighted garage . Mr . Laigh stated that he has discussed the
upgrading of the sianals on South Logan Street at East Girard Avenue and East
H~den Avenue vith City Traffic Engineer Plizga . The upgrading• will be tied
into the aain City signal syatea, and would be responsive to traffic on South
Logan Street.
Mr . Volkeaa asked if there vera questions of Mr . Lelah froa .. abers of the
co .. ission . Mrs . S.cker asked for clarification of an "eight phase• sianal ;
Mr . Leigh defined the "eight phase• signal .
Mr . Fish stated that it appears that the intersection of H~den and South
Clarkson would not be affected by the traffic increase, that eoat of the i•·
pact vlll be on South Logan Street . Mr . Lalgh stat d tha there wlll be nev
traffic generated on the peripheral streets , but the h aviest 1 ac wlll
on South Logan Street .
Mr . aar er aaked how much on·stree parkin& would e reduced by the c on true ·
ton o the new parklna &true ure . Mr . Lelah ate ed that he could
apecl l c !taure , but pointed out that the location of he parkin
will conv nlen for ~loyee parklna . Mr . lar r aak d lf
loy e on ·• r • parking . Mr . Lei h stated that
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properties owned by SMC has been done, and they have compiled a list of adja-
cent home owners which has been provided to City staff . Mr . Keller stated
that his firm has determined the final grading plan for MOB II, the parking
structure, and for the addition to the hospital facility itself. Mr. Keller
stated that they have also prepared legal descriptions for the retention of
utility easements in the Logan/Pennsylvania allay and South Pennsylvania.
They have also prepared a legal description for the air rights for the walk-
ways between HOB II and the existing parking facility on East Hampden Avenue ,
and an aase~ent description for Public Service Co•pany which would serve MOB I
and MOB II.
Hr. Kellar stated that the traffic circulation patterns for the SMC and the
surrounding neighborhood ware studied. Kr. Kellar stated that the walkway
fro• the proposed parking structure to the hospital fAcility is proposed as an
open walkway at the present ti .. , though it is planned that it will be covered
at ao .. ti .. in the future .
Kr. Kellar addressed Hr. Barber's earlier question as to why the parking
structure could not have bean partially balow-grada . Kr . Kellar stated that
the ••in entrance fro• South Logan Street is at ground laval , and also the
issue of drainage had to ba considered . By constructing the parking structure
at grade, this will ali•inata the naad to pump water from around the founda-
tion. Kr . Kellar also addrauad the she of the garage, corroborating Kr .
Leigh's earlier stat .. ant of the size of pillars, width of vehicles, aisles,
ate . which had to ba considered in determining the aiza of the structure and
the number of vehicles that will have to ba acc:ommo4atad .
Kr . Keller stated that no new water llnas will have to ba constructed in the
project, but one line will have to ba relocated . Kr . Kellar discuu ct. th
sanitary saver naact.s, and noted that thara is an existin& sanitary sewer line .
The City is requiring that public usa and privata usa ba separated, and they
have radellgnad the line to provide for that separation . Kr . Keller atat ct
that th saw r lines in the Logen/P nnaylvanla allay will ra .. tn, and t an
••• .. nt ould ba retained to provtct. ac ca11 to th •• ar 11 1, whlch sarv
the Dunn prop rtle1 Hr . Keller Ita ad that there are al1o ga1, alec rlcal,
Mountain 14111, and Cable Telavhlon Unaa ln the alley, and all u llltl 1
would be able to .. tntein th lr li •• by the retention of the ea nt .
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stated that SMC will provide a well landscaped area , and that it will be well maintained .
Hr . Draper asked about motoriata who will attempt to make a left turn into the
parking atructure from South Logan Street; he aakad how thia would be handled .
Hr. Keller atatad that South Logan Straat could be atriped to allow for a
left-tum pocket, evan though they do not feel it ia warranted at the present
time . If a left-tum pocket ia to be allowed, on-atreat parking will have to
be reatricted for the length of the left-tum pocket .
Hr . Fiah aakad why the parking atructure appeara to be •indented• on the
corner and not aquarad off . Hr. Keller atated that the interior parking pat -
tarn doean't allow vahiclaa to be parked in cornera and thia waa an area that
could be •cut back•. Hr . Keller contraated the aetbacka on the exiating park -
ing facility, which aetbacka are 5 feet, with thoaa aetbacka for the propo sed
parking facility , which will be 11 feet .
Hra . Becker aakad for clarific ation of the atora drainage dete ntion plan . Hr .
Kelle r explained that there will be a •ponding• of 4• to 6 • in apecific are a a,
a nd the water wi ll be al lowed to drain off alowly over a pe riod of t i me .
Hr . Keller aube i tted the foll ow i ng exh i bi t a :
Al l Hr. Ke llar's r4aume .
Al4 Preliainary Dr a inage Report for SHC
Al5 South Pannaylvania Stree t Cul-de-Sa c
Al6 Cov e r Sheet & De ai gn Spa c a for Pa rking Structure
Al7 Sa nita ry Seer Pla n and Profil e
Al8 Iaprova .. nt Survey Plat -SHC/HO I II
Al 9 Signage and Strip ing Pla n
A20 Leg a l Deacriptiona (8) prepa red for SHC
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Chalraan Volke .. decla red a 15 ainute receaa of the eo..iaalon a 9 :00 p .a .
The .. eting raconv ned at 9 ;15 p .a . with the following .. abara preaan
arber , a cker, Drap r , lah , Cerllck, Schulta, Tobin, Volk ..
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that is required. The average size of the existing rooms is 100 sq . ft ., and
an ideal size would be 250 sq. ft. to 260 sq. ft. Dr . Gillespie stated that
in the existing ICU it is difficult to provide isolation for some patients who
require it, citing a viral problem that personnel had to deal with, and five
of the patients who contracted the virus ware quartered in the "open• ICU
area. Dr. Gillespie also pointed out that hospitals must provide isolation
areas for AIDS patients. The existing ICU privata rooms do not provide toilet
facilities; these have to be brought in for the patients . There is insuffi-
cient waiting areas for family members of patients in the ICU, and it is very
difficult to hire and retain a good nursing staff when nurses are required to
work under the conditions that prevail in the SKC !CU . The nurses take pride
in their work and they need and want a good environment so that they can pro·
vida the quality care patients expect and deserve .
Dr. Gillaspie discuasad the dasicnation of Swedish Medical Center as a trauma
canter in the south metropolitan area. SKC ls one of three major traWls can-
ters in Denver, the other two baing at St. Anthony north, and at Denver
General Hospital. The other two trauaa canters are "closed staff•, .. aning
that only doctors on the staff at that particular hospital may treat the pa-
tients . Dr . Gillaspie stated that it is vary t.portant for the south
.. tropolitan area to have a trauaa canter, and this puts an added respon-
sibility on the ICU personnel. Dr. Gillaspie stated that there have been a
nuabar of patients diverted to other facilities because of the ICU overload at
SKC .
Dr . Gillaspie discussed the Cardiology unit, and the "invasive traae.ent• pro-
araa for this service. A Catheterization Lab is proposed, and there •ust be a
top quality ICU available .
Krs . a.ckar askad vhan .. dical canter a~inistrators .. ka plans for an lCU or
trauaa canter, are they baing responsive to a .. dlcal board that says this .. y
be needed in a specific area, or is this decision .. de by each hospital . Dr .
Gillaspie stated that there is an lCU advisory co.aittaa for Swedish Kedicel
Center, and the for..r State-vida Plannina c-ittee for .. dical services no
lonaar exists . Dr . Gillaspie sta ad that the spirit of cooperation be ean
S"C and Porter " .orial Hospital has deteriorated, and cited the tact that
there is a dlff ranee ln philosophies between a co.-unity hospital (SKC), and
one that ls a~lnistared by a Board of Directors in another state .
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Mr . Harris Cohn, Chairman of the Board for Swedish Medical Center, 1585 South
Eudora Street, Denver, was sworn in. Mr. Cohn stressed that SMC is a communi-
ty hospital dedicated to providing only the highest quality services and care
to our community. The hospital is independent, and owned by the community .
The Board of Directors are volunteer aeabars, not paid members, who are serv-
ing on the Board because they want SMC to reaain a community hospital. Mr .
Cohn stated that whatever revenues that are brought in go back to the communi-
ty, and/or into the hospital . Mr . Cohn again stressed the community orienta-
tion of the SMC, and their dedication to providing the highest quality medical
service possible to the community .
Debbie Perry-Smith, 3297 South Humboldt (residence), 3501 South Clarkson
(business), vas sworn in and testified that she and her husband own and oper-
ata an ice era .. parlor across the street fro• the Medical Center. They chose
to live in Enalavood and raise their f .. ily here , and SKC vas a aajor factor
in .. kin& that choice . Ms . Perry-Saith stated that she has noticed that there
ia an increasin& number of youna f .. ilies who are purchasing ho .. s in Engle-
wood, and that Swedish Medical Center is very iaportant to these people . Ms .
Perry -Saith stated that she and her husband chose to open their business
across from SMC because of the pedestrian traffic fro• the Medical Center and
the office buildings, and they have been in business at that location for l .S
years. Ms. Perry-Saith stated that she feels the success of her business is
due in no saall part to the clients and patients from SMC . Ms . Perry -Saith
stated that other saall business ownera in the area abo depend on SMC for
their livelihood, and she is in favor of the Planned Develop .. nt .
Mr . Volkeaa asked if anyone else in the audience wiahed to speak in favor of
the request . No one else fro• the audience spoke in favor . Mr . Volkaaa th n
asked if the Plannin& co .. ission --.bars had any questions about tha plans
Mra . Backer asked about the location of the City Ditch, and whether it would
ba affected by this construction proar... Mr . Keller traced the loc ati on of
the Ch:y Ditch across the SMC property for Mra . Backer, and stated tha they
will not be doin& any construction that would affect the Ditch . This is o
of the circuaatances which precluded reloeatin& the parkin& aaraae fur ther to
t he south .
Mr . Volk aa asked the oppon n 1 to now pre1ent their arau.ent1 .
Mr . Peter D. VanSoe1t,
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husband like to park their vehicles in front of their home, and have family
and friends that come to visit . She stated that if parking is restricted on
the cul-de-sac, there will be no parking for their visitors .
Mrs. Dunn stated, in response to questioning from Mr. VanSoest, that she plans
to continue living in her residence. Mr. VanSoest asked if Mrs . Dunn "liked"
the hospital. Mra. Dunn atated that aha would not be adllitted to Swedish
Hospital.
Mrs. Dunn stated that she does not believe the alley should be vacated, and
certainly does not believe the street should be vacated . People who live to
the north and vest will be looking at the parking structure and that the traf-
fic iapact on South Logan Street will be •outrageous•. Mrs. Dunn stated that
f .. ily living in this neighborhood has been destroyed; homes have been bull-
dozed and f .. ilies displaced . Mrs . Dunn referred to the Coaprehensive Zoning
Ordinance, and atatad that she is on the Board of Adjustaant and Appeals, and
that the ...bara of that &oard aake every effort to uphold the requirements
cited in the Zoning Ordinance . Mrs . Dunn stated that there is a require .. nt
for a 25 foot buffer between single-f .. Uy districts and uses such as the
hospital, and la of the opinion that the Supr ... Court will have to look at
this provision to deteraine what the Ordinance actually says. "If the Or-
dinance isn't right than so.eone will have to give the correct ruling on how
the ordinance ia interpreted."
Mra . Becker asked for clarification of which alley Mra . Dunn waa referring to
as being ul8d for acceas for lawn service. Mrs . Dunn stated that she was
referring to the alley vest of 3419 South Pennsylvania Street . Mrs . Dunn
stressed the need for t:his allay to provide acee.. for service• such as
lighta, gas, water and telephone . Mrs . Dunn stated that if this alley is va-
cated, she will realize an eight (I) foot addition to her property, and that
would be fenced .
Ka . Hirsch addresseeS tha c-iuion and stat:ad tha vban an alley is vacated,
it raverta to the adjoining property ovnera; in this case, one-half of the
a llay (I feat) will go the Dunn's, and I feet will go to S dlah Medical Can·
ear . The au .. nt to provide accau for these service llnes cited by Krs
Dunn vlll be retained, and the alley .. y not be built over
Mr . Flah asked Kra Dunn what kind of accasa aha had pres ntly, and at ac •
c • dld she f al aa needed . Mrs . Dunn stated that i ls r laprasaion that
th buildin will be right to t • ll , and aha ~ ts v hlcular a ccess o and
Cr t re r to r pro rry .
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Hr. Fish stated that Mrs . Dunn has givan two addresses, and asked where she
actually lived. Mrs . Dunn stated that she owns both addresses, and uses 3419
as her official registered address .
Mrs . Backer addressed Mrs . Dunn's statements on the homes that have been bull·
dozed, and the families that have bean displaced . Mrs. Dunn stated that over
the past 25 years, 65 families vera displaced ; this would include the 3300
blocks to the north of Swedish Medical Center . Over 45 families from that
i ... diata area have bean displaced bacauaa of the expansion of Swedish Medical Canter .
Hr. Volk•-asked if this "displacement• vas because the owners sold their
property to Swedish Medical Canter . Hra . Dunn stated that SMC bulldozed the
houaas down . She acknowledged that Swedish had purchased the homes .
Hr . Garlick asked if the street and cul·da-sac is wide enough to allow for
parking on both aides, and still allow for traffic flow . Hs . Hirsch stated
that it is vida enough for at least a portion of the cul -da-aac, and that the
Traffic En&inaar did not address the aattar of parking restriction .
Hr . VanSoaat called on Hr . Ho .. r Dunn.
Hr . Ho .. r Dunn, 3430 South Pennsylvania Street, vas sworn ln. In response to
questions froa Hr. VanSoeat, Hr. Dunn stated that ha and his wife, Eleanor,
are ovnara of the subject property, and ha has 11 ad at 3430 South Pennsylva-
nia Street ainca 1943 . Hr . VanSoaat aakad Hr . Dunn how the Plannad Develop·
.. nt would affect their residing at 3 30 South Pennsylvania Street. Hr . Dunn
stated that people who work or visit pat1anta at SHC will still park in hla
driveway . Thera will ba -r• traffic co•in& out of the new parking atruc ura ,
which will uaa the portion of 3 00 South Pennsylvania Street which will not be
vacated r . Dunn etated that there is no reason to vacate the south portion
of South P nnaylvania , and hat soaaona will &•t klllad on South Lo&an Street
taus of a lncr aaed traf lc . Th alkvay froa the parkin& facUlty to
ha lCU f cl U ty vlll &o r1&ht by 3 30 South Pennsylvania a r .. t , and there
ll ba lncra a d foot traffic, and there will be no !ira protection b c u e
ace aa fr South Pennsylvania. Mr . Dunn atatad that th ra ia
t lr property, lch does lee up durin& th winter -ntha
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Ms. Hirsch addressed the Commission, and stated that as part of the Develop-
ment process, all development activities go before a Technical Review Commit-
tee, which is composed of representatives of the various City Departments .
The hammerhead in the cul -de-sac has been designed to provide emergency access
and maneuverability. Acting Fire Chief Olson has stated that adequate fire
protection can be provided via the cul-de-sac and turn-around, and that in
fact, response would be from three different directions : from the main sta-
tion on South Eleti, from the Tejon Station, and from the Cherry Hills Village
station. The closure of South Pennsylvania Street will not adversely affect
fire service.
Hr. Volkema asked about the ice situation during winter months on the hill in
front of the Dunn's property. Ms. Hirsch stated that this portion of the
street will remain a public, dedicated street, but will be maintained by SHC .
It will be the responsibility of SMC to sand the street, to repair potholes,
etc.
Upon a question fro• Mrs . Becker, Ms . Hirsch indicated on a .. p the location
of the hammerhead in relati~n to the property owned by Mr . and Mrs . Dunn .
Hr . Dunn stated that he had talked to a .. .bar of the Fire Department, and vas
told there vas no way they could fi&ht a fire on the hi&her floors of the SHC ;
they would have to take elevators to areas above tha 8th floor .
Mr . Dunn stated that he and his wife want on street parking in front of their
ho .. for their vehicles, and not for SMC -.ployaaa . He stated that SHC "dic -
tates avery thing . • Mr . Volkema suggested that perhaps Mr . and Hra . Dunn
should talk to the Traffic Engineer about restricted parking .
Kr . Fish asked Hr . Dunn what vas to the aast of his property at tha ti .. ha
acquired ownership . Mr . Dunn stated tha site vas used as a Tl Sanltari~. but
there vas an allay betvaan hia property and that belonging to tha San1tari~
There vas also a preacher's homa on that block .
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detriment of Mr . and Mrs. Dunn to have the street and alley vacated as re-
quested; while it is true that their property will be increased by 8 feet in
depth, it will not be possible to get a vehicle back there to provide the
landscaping maintenance as they do presently. Hr. VanSoest stated that the
application should be denied baaed on the fact that the application does not
co~ly vith the ordinance, and takes avay the rights of Hr. and Mrs. Dunn .
Mr. Stan 'llilliAIIIs, ovner of 3470 South Logan Street, residing at 8663 East
Monmouth Place, Denver, vas sworn in. Hr. Williams stated that he is not anti
Swedish Medical Center, nor anti-growth for the hospital, but a lot of infor-
mation has co•• out in this meeting. It is his opinion that if growth is good
for a co-.anity, everyone should benefit from that growth. Mr . 'llilli&llls
stated that since he acquired ownership of 3470 South Logan Street in 1977, he
hae periodically called SMC to keep abreast of their develop .. nt plans . He
stated that recent responses vera that, eventually, they would have to do some
more building, and vera just acquiring the properties nov . When homes in his
U...diate area vera torn dovn, and the parkin& lot developed and landscaped ,
he furnished water for SMC's landscaping . Mr. 'llilli&llls stated that he is
shocked by the i~act that this development plan vill have on the neighbor -
hood , and specifically on hie apartment buildin& at 3470 South Logan vith the
proposed access vay fro• South Logan Street to the existing alley just north
of his property . Mr . Willi&llls stated that so .. of the adverse i~act will be
in noise , pollution , liJhts, increased traffic, etc . all right by his proper -
ty, and in fact on two sides of his apartment co•plex . Se•i trucks will be
uain& this access way on the north aide of the apartment co~lex to access the
loading and dock area for the hospital . Mr . Willi ... stated that it is dis -
couraging to hi• that not one person from SMC contacted hia to discuss these
probl••• prior to his attendin& the Public Hearing . Mr . 'llilli&~~~s stated that
it does not seea reasonable to have spent this kind of money and to leave this
apartme nt house vulnerable to the increased traffic ae proposed . He sta t ed
that i n hie opinion his pro perty values will decrease , end no one wi ll want to
pu r chase hla pro perty .
Mr . 'll tllt ... e t ate d tha he ie o p po sed to the Planned Devel opment and pre aen •
ed a letter in op poaitton for t r e cord {Opponent'• lah lbtt •1).
Mr . Wlllt ... ate ed t at an eddlttonal 900 v hic lea p r da y h av b. n proj·
act d or South Loaan Str et ; he .c:a ted tha t a a ood Mny of the,. will be in ·
greaaln and •areaain& the p a r in& facility to t he north of ht a prop r y , and
th llg a vlll b ln rudtna o he priva cy of h is tenanta .
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the east of Hr . ~illiams's property and the parking structure . There will be
a 9 foot buffered area planted with trees and shrubs .
Hr. Williams noted that a third medical office building is indicated in the
future buildout plans of SHC; he asked what will happen when this occurs . Hr .
Volkeaa stated that the impact of that building would have to be addressed at
the tlaa of construction . Hr . Williams again expressed concern about the
traffic impact of the east/wast access to the north of his building .
Mrs . Backer asked if the traffic study addressed the traffic using the east/
vaat access, and the impact it would have on the adjacent property . Hr . Leigh
stated that no traffic study vas aada on the east/vast route . Kr . Draper
stated that it appears to hia that the access vay froa Logan to the existing
allay will be serving only the apartaant house tenants and the service station
on the corner of Logan and H .. pdan Avenue.
Hr . wuu .. s stated that he is opposed to this plan, and stated that he did
not sea hov this davalop .. nt plan would be of benefit to anyone in the neighborhood.
Hr . Volkaaa asked if anyone elsa wanted to acSdrass the co .. ission in opposi·
tion to the proposed Plannad Davalop.ant . No one wished to address the Com·
•is lion , Kr . Volkaaa stated that the co .. lssion would nov grant the propo·
nents an opportunity for rebuttal.
Hr . ~occaforte shoved several slides of the Dunn property on the vast aida of
South Pannaylvanla Street (3419) which slides depict the grade dlfferentlal
between their property and the allay . Access to the garage a )419 South
Pennsylvania Street is from Pannaylvania and could not be froa the allay n
it axitts Kr Roccaforte presented the elida• (Appllcanu bhlblte e,\1 0
through 16) as pert of tha record . lla etated tlat he had no further eta •· .. nte in rebuttal .
Hr d if a b fer batv an the pedestrian val ay froa the parkin
c ure to h lCU vea planned, and if eo, what Ia propoe d , Hr . loccafor a
t a th y era llltna to d .. lgn and trutall an opaq ! nee at •ey
to a t • prlv cy to he Dunns .
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Ms . Merck addressed the Commission and discussed the site plan, noting that at
the location of the proposed ICU, there is •no more roo11" and it cannot be
located further east or south. The question has been asked as to whether
agreements are in writing; Ms . Merck stated that the commitments with the City
are in draft form and will be executed at such time as approval of the
Develop11ent Plan is granted. Ms . Merck stated that the City Council had
asked, at the till& of the Hearing in January, for SMC and the Dunns to try to
have their differences resolved by 11ediation vith a third party. Ms. Merck
stated that a seriea of letters were sent back and forth between SMC and Hr .
Huckaby, the attorney representing Hr . and Mrs. Dunn. SMC 11ade several over-
ture• to attempt to reaolve the differences, but were not able to establish
any tl11e to diseuse the issues vith Hr . Huckaby or with Hr. and Mrs. Dunn.
Ma. Tobin asked if any contact fro11 SMC had been .. de to the owner of the
apare.ent houae. Ka. Merck stated that the SHC properties vera posted, and
publication vaa in the official City Newspaper. No personal contact vith the
neighboring property owners vas ~~ada.
Hr. Keller pointed out that a great .. ny of the issues that have been raised
have been addreased and included on the Devalo~nt Plan, citing location of
buffera, fencea, lighting, etc .
Hr . Williaas stated that he had .. de several telephone calls in an a te11pt to
reach so-one fr011 Swedish Medical Center to discuas the iaaues, and vas
finally able to reach Hr . Roccaforte's office on Monday . He had talked to SHC
several -ntha ego, and recalled the na11e of Hr . Johnaon, vho informed hill
that SHC vaa getting "&oning approval" for s011e future construction, and they
planned to construct e parking garage. Kr . Williaaa stated that at that ti-
ther• vee no reason for hi• to "get into it".
Kr . Volke .. aaked if anyone alae had any c-nta .
Hr . Fish asked t.he ataff to delineate the setback varlancea that are etng
propoaed in thla Developeen Plan, and for the perking structure at itl ultl·
.. ce bulldout of alx atorlel .
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ABSTAIN : Carson
ABSENT : None
The action carried.
Mrs. Be~k•r spoke to Mrs. Dunn's concern about caring for the rear yard with-
out access to an allay. Mrs . Becker stated that this can be done and that her
property is enclosed on three sides, and the rear yard is well maintdned .
Mrs . Becker stated that she did not feel this arguaent posed by Mrs . Dunn had IHrit .
Mr. Fish stated that he is of the opinion that it would be very easy to pro-
vide access to the allay froa the existing at-grade parking lot north of 3419
South Pennsylvania Street, and would like to ••• the provision of that access a condition for approval .
Mrs. Backer stated that the concern about parking on the cul-de-sac could be
resolved by allowance of short-tar. parking, or by obtainin& a special permit
froa the City. Mr . Volkeaa stated that the Traffic Engineer could issue the
spacial permit, or post the cul-de-sac for short-term parkin&.
Kr . Fish stated that there are so .. problaas which need to be addressed, one
of t.haa bein& the dateraination of what.har t.ha Dunn properties qualify u a
"sin&le-faaily uaa district•. Mr . Wanush st.ated that there are "districts•
defined in the Coaprahansiva Zoning Ordinance, and it is clear that a "dis-
trict• is not a "usa•. The ll· 3, High Density lluidenca District dou allov
slngla-faally usa, which ls what the Dunn property is. Mr . Fish stated that
ha ould agree that a singla·faaily residence is not a "diatrict .•
Kr Fish stated that ha does feel the ace au to the allay h an iuua . Kr .
Fish stat d that ha felt it would be "unwise to disallow this" request of Kr .
and Kra . Dunn, and would probably oppose the Planned Devalopaen lf t.hara la
no provllion for access to t a allay Mr . Fi•h stated tha ha haa no probl a
it r c ndlng ha vacation of the right-of-way , but the Dunna should have
o th allay . 11r . Schultz pointed out tha if the vacnton h ap -
re uld be no ac:c: •• o he allay except acroaa privata prop rty
diah 11 dtcal Canter . Kr . Drap r point d out that tha alid 1 shown ~•forte clearly indica tha th ra is no dlr ct accas to th allay
y w. Mr . Flsh agr ad, but r ltarat d th t t ould
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The Planning Commission raco .. and to Englewood City Council
that approval of tha Planned Development application filed
by Swedish Medical Canter ba granted, with the condition
that the cul-da-sac ba sicnad for short-term parking or the
Dunns ba granted spacial parking permits.
The motion be ._nded to include the condition that SMC
shall be required to provide access through an at-grade
parking lot to tha allay at the rear of 3419 South Pennsyl-
vania Street.
Thera vas no second to Mr. Fish's motion.
Mr. Volk ... stated that a tentative list of Findings is before the co .. ission ,
and aakad that they be raviawad prior to tha call of tha roll on tha motion to
rac~nd approval .
SECRETARY'S NOTE : The following Findings ware considered by tha Coaaission in aakina their decision :
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1. THAT dbe public hearing vas initiated by the filing of an application for
a Planned Devalo~nt for Swedish Medical Center for the property located
priaarlly between Eaat Girard Avenue , East H-.pden Avenue , South Logan
Straat and South £.arson Straat .
2 . THAT the notice of the public hearing was published in tha Enalewood ~ ~-the official City newspaper on Karch 1, 1919, and the property was
posted at Iva different locationa for not lass than lS da s prior o
tha elate of tha pu Uc hearing .
3 . THAT th s ject property h zoned l-3. Hi&h·Denaity l 11dan ial Dh -
trtct . A hospi al factllty, pro!eeslonal offices and acc~anyina park-
l atructur s ara r.ltt d uses within tha l-3 zona .
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7. THAT the Planned Development depicts the conceptual development of the
entire Medical Campus, including the 60,000 square foot HOB II, the park-
ing structure of 312 spaces (ultimately 608) on the vest side of the cam-
pus, and the expansion of the hospital facility itself to the vest for
the ICU expansion.
8. THAT Swedish Medical Center ia existing and does impact the surrounding
neighborhood&. Any additional negative iapact caused by development pro-
posed through the Planned Develop•ent has been mitigated by increased
landscaping, additional traffic controls, internal velkveya, driveways
end additional provisions for parking.
9. THAT the subject property consists of 25.13 acres; 12.471 on the current
main campua, plus 12.658 acres in outlying parcels .
10 . THAT off-street parking ia provided in excess of Ordinance requirements .
11 . THAT 30' of the lot area vill be landscaped . This ia in excess of the
25• requir ... nt . This is of sufficient aize to adequately serve the sur-
rounding hospital uses and ia accessible to the entire main campus .
12 . THAT the 25 foot landscaped buffer that ia required where non-residential
buildings ere "adjacent to a single-family residential use district•
does not apply in thia case since the Dunn properties and Swedish Medi cal
Center are zoned 1 ·3, High Denaity Residence . Thla buffer vas intended
for the situation where a Planned Development conaiating of .ulti ·family
or non-residential structures abuts a Sin&l•·Family lleaidence District
(R·l·A, l ·l·B and l ·l ·C).
13 . THAT the Planned Development proposes that South Pennaylvania Str at be
closed vith a cul·da-aac provided of approdaately 220 feet fr-tas
Cirard Av nue for a ccess to the Dunna' propertiea and the parki
C.cili ti a
1 . THAT additionally, the north 375 feet of the a llay be an South l.o&an
and outh P nnaylvania Street is propos cS to be vacated in t 3 00 lock .
15 . THAT S dish K dical C n er has •&reed to up&reda the allf'&lhatlo on
Sou h Logan tr • a East Clurcl Avenue and at st n A to
alni•lz th l a cr s of closln& Sou h P sy v nla tra
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Hr . Draper stated that he would vote in favor of the approval, finding that
the property has been properly posted, proper publication of the hearing vas
given , the property is zoned for the uses proposed by the Swedish Medical Cen-
ter, and that the proposed developDent plan Deets the requirements of the Com-
prehensive Plan and the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance .
Kr. Fish stated that he would concur with the Findings, and stated that City
Council should consider access to the alley at the rear of 3419 South Pennsyl-vania Street.
Kr . Garlick stated that he would vote in favor of approval, and concurred with the Findin&s, as stated .
Kr . Schultz stated that he would vote in favor of approval, and concurred with the Findin&s, as stated.
Ks. Tobin stated that she would vote in favor of approval, and concurred with the Findin&s, as stated.
Kr . Volkaaa stated he would vote in favor of approval, and concurred with the Findin&s , as stated,
Kr . Barber stated he would vote in favor of approval , and concurred with the Flndin&s, as stated .
Kra . Becker stated abe would vote in favor of approval , and concurred vith the Flndin&s , as stated .
Kr . Carson ebatal cl fr• YOtln&.
Kr . VolU.. ruled that -tlon c arried .
l11l n rec .... ncl to City Councn that the
of l 00 bloc of South P nn ylvanla
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VACATION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY
North 375 of the 3400 block of the
South Lo&an/South Pennsylvania alley
Backer •oved :
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Fish seconded : The Plannin& co .. iasion reco ... nd to City Council that the
north 375 feat of the South Pennsylvania/South Losan alley
in the 3400 block south ba vacated, and that an ease .. nt be
retained for utility service.
Kr . Flab apin asked the tax i~lications of the proposed vacation . Ks .
Hirsch stated that tha vast portion of tha allay, if vac•ted, vill revert to
Svadisb Medical Canter, and the east portion abuttin& the Dunn property vill
revert to Kr. and Mrs . Dunn .
Tba vote on the .otion vas called:
AYES :
NAYS : Garlick, Schultz, Tobin, Volkaaa, Barber , Backer, Draper , Fish
Nona
ABSTAIN : Carson
ABSENT : Nona
Tba .otion c arried .
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Kr . Carson rasu.ed bla chair vltb .. ~ra of the Co.aiaston .
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be Ca..iaaion representatives lill Draper and Helene Tobin;
Houain& Authority representative R. J. Berlin; Dr . Toa Syn-
nott repreaentin& the School Adainiatretion; Milton Senti,
Ms. Jane Crei& of First Federal Savin&•; Mr. Toa Dinkel of
First Interstate lank; Mr . Dave X..zich, Mr . Steve Naah,
and Ma. Frances Shaffer.
AYES: Schultz, Tobin, Volkeaa, krber, lecbr, Canon, Draper, Fish,
C. rUck
IIAYS : Jone
AISTAIJ : 11one
AISDT: Jone
'ftle -tion carried.
Mr . Voltt-aabd if &IIJODe had ADJthina they vantad to dhcuaa. Jothlna fur-
ther vaa brCJU&ht up for dbcuasion. Mr . Voltt-declared the -•tin& adjour-
ned at 11:35 P. M.
C.rtrude c. Welty
lecordina Secretary
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A RESCU1l'IOO ~ THE FDI>DCS, <XH:WSIOO Aft) IB:ISIOO <F 'lHE CI'lY
CXXH:lL <F 'lHE CITY <F P.:toG:IMXD, cxu:RHX>, IU'IiMDil«i 'lHE ~ ~
BY !H!DISH JIS>ICAL CDm!R OllER TltE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
"'DEAS, case No . 14-88 for awrova1 of a planned development by swedish
Medical Center over the next five years was heard by the City Planning and
zon.i.ng CCIIIniss ioo ; and
\r~DEAS, the five-year developnent plan includes the additioo of another
61,800 square foot lll!di.cAl office buildinq, a partdng garaqe with 608 spaces,
two additions to the main SWedish Hol!lpital facility and other buildi.nqs as
required; and
Ntl!m'.AS, the South 366.10 feet of South Pennsylvania Street in the 3400
Block would be cloeed, 220-foot cul~ would be provided south fran East
Girard oo South Pennsylvania, and the North 375 feet of the alley betwen
South Pemsylvania and South IDgan in the 3400 Block would be vacated;
tOt, 'fttti(Q(J(£, BE IT RmLVED BY '1HE CITY <XlJC1L <F TltE CITY <F
I!Jia.DIXI'>, ~. 'ftfM:':
City Council finds:
1. 'the lfiPlic:.tiOO is OOIIIC:Ciled with the pkoperty locM:ed withl.n bloc:laJ
bolni!d by EMt Girard Averu! 00 the north, EMt Hlllpdlln Averu! oo the eouth,
South r..oq.n 00 the , and South Clarlt8on su.t Q'\ the .. t; t.tu:.
lots north of Girard A'\lll!!nUe, four lots eouth of EMt ~ A , and
bet:~!l'l Eat , East. Cirard A , South
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5. 'nlis l!li!ltter was considered again by the Plarll'lir¥J and Zoning
Cmmissioo m March 21, 1989, and the Callllission again ~ the Planned
DellelCI(llllent BIDiitt.ed by SWedish Medical Center.
6. Notice of pj:llic hearing ,.. pj:llished in the ~lewood Sentinel a\
~il 27' 1989; pj:llic hearing,.. ~ld May 15, 1989.
7. 'ftW! applicatia'l ,.. for approval of another office building of
61,800 1KJJare feet, an additia\al parttinq C)llraiJI! with 608 apaoes in the final
phaee, a.o aMitions to the lllllin 9wediJih Hoapital facility and other buildings
as neoeuary.
8. '1be appliamt: fC<O\)CleeS that ~ly ~of the site be
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9. '1be ~lewccd Fire ~ will r:equi.J:e two .tditia\al hydrants,
one at ~/H-.xtert and one for fiE 2 and the relocatia\ of the aprink.ler
systaa frca the f41*!1lt Bllergeucy Aoall entrance to the new building additioo
at Gi.rard and llenwylvania.
10. '1be Utilities ~ will r:equi.J:e ., eM t 1t for the waterline
in South llenwyl wnia and that the City Ditc:ta • I it be Tltoin on the Plavied
Dewl~ ., the ocrwtructia\ of a building cr loading cb::k/~ area
will not oonflict with the di tc:ta.
11. lb;ineerinl) llt4ltea tt.n! are no .n.ou. dr:aiMge p:abl-.now but
over the yean the runoff hM iJICl'e • e ~ t-cwwe of iJICl' n ~ ~
surfaces. It ~ _.... .._.. additional -.r.tia\ aou1d a. pr:ovidlld at
little cr no or:.t to a.dillh.
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14ing and will~ that all ~~a~le proviuorw
l ding and s.twty Coda a. OCIIIplied vith.
req--tAI ·-.m=-fer utlliti .,.....,... ..... the City.
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South Clarkacn Street and the extension of South Ogden street, J~Dt:e
particularly described in attached Ellhibit A, with the following requireEnts:
A. '1\«) additi.mal hydrlmts be installed, ooe at Logan/Kllllpden and
c:ne far liE 2, In! the ll(lrinkler .ystaa trc. the ~ Bllei:I}EIC:i Roall
ent.nnce be relocatec' to the new building additia\ at Girard and l'enlsylvani.a.
B. ~ e• at be C)rWtted for the 11eterline in South l'enlsylvani.a,
In! the City Ditch eu at be lhMl on the Pl.JI1ned DeVIl!~ eo the
ccrwtructiml of a building ar la.din!J clxk/partdnq area will not conflict with
the ditch.
c. Additional detention_.... be~ for future stem runoff
over 1114 .tJoue "'-t the p:! I I it ..an c.\ hmdle ...._,_ of increued
illpnioos .urtace..
D. All D1glaax! adlding 1114 Safety ~ ~ be ~lied
with.
E. EM at. be gr.nted to the City far utiliU.. within the
~-of-..y for PWiwylwni.a.
r. Irwtallcicn of traffic ....,-to IDlitor 'VOl~ within the
balpital vicinity; ~ traffic ~ • LOgin 11'111 ......... 11'111 ~ 11'111
Girard 11'111 tie ttt. into the City'• --.r traffic ai~ ~; ~ade
•i9wb at llDIIn1nq 11'111 llllllpdln, Clazban 11'111 ......,... 11'111 Clazban 11'111 Girard
with future dloR~.
2. 'l!l1s Pl...S Dew~ ~1-with the Qap•••i Pl .. 11'111 .u owrrq:ci.M:.e e1 ty ardi.nmcea.
J. ~ .... ----' tha lliniaa ~-
•• otf-etnet: pcttiniJ ~ with the ~ 1n
o:.~-1 lcln.1n9 Clrdinlnae Oil City ot ... ~.
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I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk for the City of lhJlewood, Colorack>,
hereby certify the lboue ~foregoing is a true copy of Resoluticn No. __ , Series of 1989.
PatriCia B. Crow
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STAFFSCUICE
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SUIJECT Swedish Medical Center
Right -of-Way vacation for
the north 375 feet of alley in the 3400
block betwen loaan and Pennsylvanh .
City Planning and Zoning Co..ission
Richard S. Wanush, Director of Co..unity Development
The right-of -~y vacation has been su .. itted in conjunction with the Planned
Develo~t su .. itted for Swedish Medical Center. {See ltea No. 11 (a) for the
details concerning previous Council action of the Planned Develo,.ent and this
case .) In addition to the action taken on the Planned Develo,.ent, the vacation wa s
approved by City Council on first reading at their .. t ing of April 17, 1989 .
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Approve the vacation of the rtght -of-..ay for the north 375 fHt of the alley locate,d
between logan and Pennsylvania in the S400 block, filed by Swedish Medical Center n
conjunction wt th its Planned Develop~ent for the property bounded by Girard, logan,
HIIIPdtn and South ~rson Street.
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The City Planning and Zoning Ca.aission reca..ends that the City Council approve the
right-of-way vacation for the north 375 fHt of the alley between South Logan Street and South Plftnsylvania Street in the 3400 block .
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I.ICHT-OF-VAJ VACATIOR POl. TH! ROI.TH 375 FEET
OF ALLIT HTVED SOUTH LOC&II STU!T 4lQ) SOUTH
PDI!ISTLVAIIIA STU!T Ill TU 3400 ILOa.
An application for tho vacation of tho north 375 feet of the 16 foot alley
between South Lopn Stroot and South Penn.ylvanla Stroot in tho 3400 block .
DAft TO II CORSIDDED:
Karch 21, 1919
1W11 AIID ADDUU or APPLICAIIT:
Svadiah Medical Center
SOl Eaat llulpdan .,._
ln&levood, Colorado 10110
Za.1 DIITI.ICT:
1.-3, Hlp Danaity baldence Dlatrict .
LOCATIOII or PaOPOID YACATIOII:
Tba rl&ht-of-vay propoaad to be vacated ia a portion of the alataon foot allay
between South Lopn Straat and South Panaaylvania Straat in the 3400 block .
Tba daacriptlon of the alley ri&ht-of-vay to be vacated ia aa fol1ova :
I!C liiC: at the northaaat comer of Lot 2, aaid llock 5,
thence laatarly alona the llorth a-of aald llock 5, a
dlatanca of 26 foot to the llorthwaat comer of Lot 41, t a
Soutbarly alona the We at llna of Lota 34 to I, a dht •
of 375 c .. , •r• or 1eaa, to the s-at comer of Lot 34 :
t nco aatarly a dlatanca of 16 faat to Sou aa t co r
o Lot 15; • rtbarly a1 laat llaa of Lota 1 to 15 ,
a dhtance of l7l t .. , •re or laaa, to POUlT or t I
contalnt 6,000 a ra I t (0 .131 r a) •r• or laaa .
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lliGBT·Of-WAt VACATIO. FOil TIUl ROI.TH 375 nET
Of 4LIEf IETWED SOUTB LOGAII STREET AND SOUTH
P!DStLVdiA S'BEET II' TIUl 3400 BLOCK .
Svediah Kadical Canter ia raqueatin& the alley vacation to accaa.odata con-
atruction of ita propoaad parkin& atructure, hoapital addition and the
pedeatrian and vehicular Unka between .
Tbia vacation raqueat v .. auh•itted to and approved by the Technical Review
c-it tea on October 11 , 1988.
Tba City Plannina and Zonina eo..taaion conaidarad thie vacation requaat at
tbair racular ... tina on •ova.bar 15, 1988, and Dac-.bar 13, 1988 . After
bavlna couiderad the evidence aubalttad at the -•tina, the Plannin& c-h-
aion voted to refer the vacation raquaat to the City Council vith a favorable
rec:-ndation .
Tba City Council conaidarad thia vacation at their racular .. etin& of Dece.bar
19, 1981 and tba vacation vaa approved on firat readlna . At their .. etin& of
January 16, 1919, the aecond raadin& of thla vacation vaa tabled until
February 21, 1919 . At the February 21, 1989 Clty Council .. etln&, thh vaca -
tion raquaat, alone vltb the Planned Davelop8&nt, v .. re.anded to Plannln&
<=-halon at tba requelt of Svedbh Kedlcal Center .
UUTIOIIUTP TO
The eo.pr nalve Plan tabe into conaidara tlon tba Svedhh Medical Center
C..,ua in ldantlfylna .. dlcelly related uaea in the araaa adjacent to the
aouth , wen , and aat . Tba eo.prahenalve Plan a lao daalpaataa Loaan Str at ..
a Najor Collector and Clerklon Street a• an Arterial . Tba Coeprehenalve Plan
doea not ..U reference to traffic clrculatiOft vlthlD the Medical ea.pua ;
however. efflcieftt internal circulation ia critlcal ; and the advanteae of
haYlna t inte 1 circulation ahould be c ldared in the vecatlon requeat
STAFF IEPOI.T
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lliGIIT-OF-VAY VACATIOR FOI. TIE ROI.TB 375 FUT
OF ALLEY IITVUR SOUTH LOCo STI.UT UD SOUTH
PDIISTLVARIA STU!T IR TIE 3400 ILOa.
Aa a reault of approval of thia vacation, one-half of the vacated alley (the
e-t elpt f"t) acljoinina Lou 43 and 44 -ulcl be aaslpecl to the Dunna .
Thia voulcl provicla additional land alona the rear of their lots, approxlaately 400 aquare f .. t.
It la the opildoa of the C-.ity ~lopeant Depart.ent that efficient
l.nternal circulation within the -.dical ca.pua vlll beat serve the neecla of
the ar... The alley requaate4 for vac:atioa aervea a llaltecl public purpose
prea-tly. Therefore, the vac:atioa -tel have a -ry alnlaal lapact on the
adjec-t property ovnera or for OYerall circulation in the t..Acliata area.
'lbe Depart.ent of eo-mity ~lopllent rac-ncla that the vacation request
be apprOYecl and the requaat be forvarclacl to City Council for final action .
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CASE I 19-88
DUCIIPTIO• 0~ 111& POitTIOR 0~ ALLEr TO D VACAnD
That part of tha 16 foot alleJ l7ina in llock 5. WIST 1I!V ADDITION TO
SJIGLKVOOD. Cit7 of !Dal-o4. <=-tJ of Arapahoe. State of Colorado. 'beina aore
panicGlarlJ cleecr~ .. aa follwa:
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the IIDnh liDe of aaicl Block s. a cliataDCe of 16 f"t to the ~rtlweat comer of
Lot 41. thaace Southarl7 al-a the hat liDe of Lota 34 to 46. a diataace of 375
feat. aora or leaa. to the Southvaat comer of Lot 34: :heace Veaterly. a
diatanc'-of 16 f"t to the louthea~t comer of Lot 15: tbeat e Northerly alona
the laat liae "of Lota 1 to 15. a cliataace of 375 feat. c.ore or leaa. to the .
POift or IIGllliiJC: c-taiDiD& 6.000 aquan f"t (0.131 acrea ) aore or leaa.
bfar to ~it •~o• attachacl hereto aacl iacorporata4 bar-it ~ •
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EXHIBIT "A"
CASI I 19-11
EAST GIRARD AVENUE
(601 RO.W.)
WEST Vlf)N ADDJTJON
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BY AlmDUTY
CR>DWO II). ~ U
SDUES CR 1989--
a:u«:n. BILL NO. 23
nmux.x:ID BY cnu::n.
MDIBER crAY'ItN
M CJI)I'NN«:Z 'VJICATDIO 'lBE RIGtrr~~ PCR 'l1IE tomi 375 FEET C£ 'l1IE AUE'l
ux:Nl'I!D ~ SCl111l UXiM Nl> 9.X1l'H P!HSU~IA IN 'l1IE 3400 BLOCJ<, CITY C£
!Hii.J!IIXI>, CXlJtl'lY C£ ARAPAIIE, STATE C£ ~.
~, SWedish Medical Center is the owner of all the property to the
west of the proposed alley vacation and all but two 25-foot lots on the east
aide of the alley; and
~, there is no access to the two 25-foot lots (Lots 43 and 44,
Block 5, WHt View Addition, known as 3419 South Pennsylvania) frCIIl the alley
becau8e of a difference in elevation, and access to the garaqe is provided
fi'CIIl South Pennsylvania Street; and
~, sw.diL"' 1-tedical Ol!nter is requesting the alley vacation in
oonjmction with its Planned O.W1~t to ~ 'd" date oonstruction of its
pnlp088d pu1d.nq structure and hoepit&l. aMition with pednt.rian and vehicular
links to the ~tal ; and
~. eut ooe-1\alf of the vacated alley would be usi9fled to the
o.oner of the two lots at 3419 South Pennsylvania and provide owner with
addi tia~al land along the rear cf that property; and )
\IID&\5, the City Plaminq and Zoning c.a.dssion oonaidRAd the 5Xopoeed
on a A'9Ular inq on Nollalbtr 15, 1988, lltl.ich ..etinq wu
O.C:ent:.r 13, 1988; and
Ci y Pl-., and Zoninq Ccslllliaion r. • ~ the W~Cation
. .-w--n:!IIPt! and tha i ! City O:UW:il for final action ;
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In~. read in full, and passed on first reading en the 17th day of
April , 1989.
1'\mlished as a Bill for an Ordinance en the 20th day of April, 1989.
Aelld by title and paued en final reading en the day of
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"'*»lished by title • ~ No. __ , Series of 1989, en the __ -of ' 1989.
Petrldi B. CEaw, dty cr.di
I, Patricia B. craw, City Cledt far: tlw City af a.,l.wood, Colora,,
t.nby C*'tify the ..... and ~ i.e • a. capf af the Ckdinance pu-s
en final readinrJ and pj)liatwd by title • Ckdinlnae a:~. __ , Series of 1989.
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C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N
DATE
May 15, 1989
INITIATED IY
STAFF SOUICE
PIEVIOUS COUIICIL KTICII
AIEIIDA IT£111
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SUBJECT Swedish Medical Center
Right-of-Way Vacation of
the South 366.10 feet of the 3400 Block
of South Penns lvania Street.
City Planning and Zoning Ca.aission
Richard S. Wanush, Director of Ca.aunity Development
This right-of-way vacation has been sublitted in conjunction with the Planned
Develop~ent sublitted for Swedish Medical Center. (See It .. No. 11 (a) for the
details concerning previous Council action on the Planned Develo,.ent and this
case.) In addition to the actions taken on the Planned Develo,.ent, the vacation
was approved by City Council on first reading at their ... ttng of April 17, 1989.
Approve the vacation of the right-of-way for the south 366.10 feet of the 3400 block
of Pennsylvania Street, filed by Swedish Medical Center tn conjunction with Its
Planned Develop~ent, for the property bounded by East Girard, South logan, East
Ha.pdtn and the extension of South Ogden.
This right-of-way vacation request was Initiated by s-.dlsh Medical Center tn con-
juncttpn with Its Planned Develop~ent. Swedish Medical Center ts the owner of all
the p~rty on both sides of the 3400 block of South Peftftsylvanta adjacent to the
rlght ·of -way to be acated . Swedish Medical Center has requested the right -of-way
vacation to acca..odate l proposed parking structure, hospital addlt ons and th
ped trt nd tcuhr 1 n s bet • T vacatton ld H posstbl to in ·
cr se t uf ty o s rt n and to fiiProv t dtHv r rv c to h
ho ptt 1.
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This vacation request was subaitted to and approved by the Technical Review Commit -
tee. The only condition reco..ended by the Technical Review Committee was that a
utility and drainage eas ... nt be retained by the City within the vacated right -of -
way.
FIIIIMICIAL
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The City Planning and Zoning Ca..ission reca..lftds that the City Council approve the
vacation of the right-of-.ay in the south 366.10 f .. t of the 3400 block of South
Pennsylvania Street, with the provision that a utility and drainage eas ... nt be re -
tained by the City •
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CASE •18-88 llEKANDED
STAFF UPOI.T U :
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lliGHT -OP -VAY VACATION
SOUTH 366 .10 FEET OF TH! 3400 BLOC~ OF
SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET
An application for the vacation of tha south 366 .10 feet of the 3400 block of
South Pennsylvania Street .
DAn TO all: COISID!UD :
Karch 21, 1989
11A111 A11D ADDI.UI OF APPLICAII'r :
Swedish tladlcal Center
SOl last Ha.pdan Avenue
Enalevood, Co l orado 80110
Z011a DIITI.ICT :
LOCA1'IOII OF PI.OPOIID VACATIOII :
The rifht -of-vay proposed to be vac a t ed i s loca t e d s outh of Glra rd Avenua and
north of Ha.pden Ave nue in the 3400 block of South Pennaylvanla Street . The
descrlptlon of the rlfht -of -vay to be vaca ted is aa follows :
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The South 366 .10 feet of South Penn.ylvanla Str .. t lylna North
of the North rlfht -of -vay llne of laet KA.pden Avenue aa pla tted
ln Vaat Vlav Addltlon to lnalewood , Clty of ln&lewood, County of
Arapahoe , State of Co lorado, contalnlac 21 ,966 aquara feat or
0 .5043 ec raa .ora or laaa .
The Clty Pl e nnlna and Zont
Clty Counell fo r f l na l K t-enclatlon vU1
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CASE •18-88 REMANDED
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RIGHT-OF -WAY VACATION
SOUTH 366.10 FEET OF THE 3400 BLOCK OF
SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET
The City Planning and Zoning Commission considered this vacation request at
their regular meeting on November 15, 1988, and December 13, 1988 . After
having considered the evidence submitted at the .. eting, the Planning Comm is-
sion voted to refer the vacation requeat to the City Council with a f avo rable
reco-ndation .
The City Council considered this vacation at their regular meeting of Decemb e r
19, 1988, and the vacation was approved on first reading . At the Counc i l
.. eting of January 16, 1989, the second reading of this vacation was t abled
until February 21 , 1989 . At the February 21, 1989 City Council meet i ng , this
vacation request , along vith the Planned Development, vas remanded to the
Planning co .. is s ion at the r e quest of Swedish Medical Center .
UlATIOMSHIP TO THE COKPUHDSIVE PLAM :
The Compre hens i ve Plan takes i nt o c on s ideration the Swed ish Me d ical Ce nter
Campus in ide n tify ing .. d ica lly relat ed uses in t he areaa adjacent t o t he
aout h , west and e as t . Th e Comp r ehens i ve Plan also desisnat e s Loga n Street as
a Ma jor Collector and Clarkaon Street as an Arter i al . Within the Me d ical Cam-
pu s , efficient internal circula tion is c ritic al , and t he advantage o f hav ing
t h at internal circulation should be cons idered i n the va c at ion request .
DEPAilTKEMT Of COIOIUlCITY DEVELOPK!liT AMALU I I AJQ) U COMKEMDATIOM :
As stated previously, this vacation request is required to implement the
Planned Deve l opment for Swedish Medical Center . The overall plan for Swedish
Medical Center is desisned to provide inte rnal circula tion f or both vehicles
and pedestrians in an effort to lesse n the imp a ct of the me d ical center on the
surroundln& neishborhoods .
The closure o f Pe nnaylvania Street vill e llov for efficient .ovement o f ••·
ployees , vi s itors a nd pa t ient s froa the proposed perkins structure at the
s outheas corne r o f Lo san Street and Cira rd Avenue to the aain campua .
A public cul-da·sa c wi ll be re t ained in Pennsylvania for approxlaetely 220
t e t south froa Ci r e r d Ave nue , The e ul ·de ·s a e will provide access to t he Dunn
pro rti • a t ) 19 end ) 30 So uth Pennsylvania Street end also to t he perki n.s
ure . S dish K diea l Cent e r haa asreed t o aaintein the cul -de -sac, ev n
it 111 be ln p lie owne rship .
ylvenia ltr at will .. a n tha t f ew r vehicl 1 will be
pr r i as e nd t t th v hlclet that are on
lin t a l e sse r apeed . Th e cloaure of th street
rtl e s wlll a lao me a n tha t e cceu to th lr
cle lly to and froa the south .
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aiGHT-OF-VAY VACATION
SOUTH 366 .10 FEET OF THI 3400 ILOC~ OF
SOUTH P!DS'fLVAJUA STREET
There will continue to be public accaaa on South Pennaylvania Street to the
Dunn property froa !&at Girard Avenue . Kail delivery, traah collection , emer-
aency aarvice and accaaa to the property will raaain.
The Depar~nt of ea.-unity Developaant raco ... nde that the vacation requaat
be epprovad with the condition that an aaaaaant be retained for utilitiaa and
4ralnaaa, and that the raquaat be forwarded to the City Council for final
action .
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DESCaiPTIO'N or THAT POitTIO'N or SOUTH PDNSYLVAJIIA STitUT TO BE VACATED.
The South 366.10 feat of South Penna7lvania Street l7ina Ncrth of the North
· riaht-of-ay line of ltan Baapden Avenue aa platted in Wen Viw Addition to
JD&l .. oo4. City of ID&l .. ooa. County of Arapahoe. State of Col orado. containina
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a:ucn. BILL 00. 24
INl'IOU:ID BY o:xJOCn.
Mflo&:R~
M CR)DW«% VJICATil«a 'DIE RIGifl'~~ FtR 'l'HE s:l.l'lll 366.10 FEET OF 'lHE 3400
BUX:It CE 9CVl'H PDIEYLVMIA S'DU!!ET IN 'DIE CITY CF ElGJ:HXI>, c::aNlY OF
MAPAim, STME CE <XI.CIWlO.
~, SWedish Medical Center is the owner of property on both s ides
of the 3400 Block of South Pennsylvmia IMSjacent to the right-<:~f-way requested
to be vacated; and
~. SWedish Medical Center~ to oonstruct a parlting
structure and hospitAl additions with pedestrian and vehicular l i.nl<.s to the
hospitAl u necessary ~ts to its n-edic al catplS ; and
~. a plblic cul-de-sac is to be retained on South Pennsylvania for
apprcxilllately 2 20 feet .auth fran East Girard Avenue for acoeas to the
pa:opert ies lit 3419 and 3430 South PennS)•lvania a'\d to the parking structure ;
and
wtD!'AS, the City P lann.in9 and Zoning Ccltr.dasion oonaidered the proposed
vacation at a r:eeti.nq on ~ 15, 1988, lohi.ch !llletinq was continued to
[)eoa!t)er 13, 1988 ; and
~. the City Planning and Zoning CCI!miaaion reoctiiiEidol the v.cation
request be llppl'O\I'ed with the condition t."'at an ~t be retained for
utilities , drai.naqe, and~ -=ens, and that the request be forwarded
to City Ccunc:il for final action;
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!Mal.D«XD, ~. 'nM:
Section l. 'n'MI portiCI\ of plblic ri4jlht-of..-y in the 3400 Block o f
South Pf~f~Mylvan.ia Street l~ly dlttlcnbtd below, ill hu"eby v.c:.at.e4:
"ftw South 366.10 t of South Pennsylv n a l yi.ng North Q
the rth ri¢1t-of...-y line ot
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Published u a Bill for an <kdi.nance on the 20th day of April, 1989.
RMd by title and paned oo final reading m the day of
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Publbhed by title • <lE'dinmoe No. , series of 1989, on the
day of , 1989. ----
htitcra a. crow, City ad
I, Patricia H. Crat, City Clerk for the City of lh)l-.ood, Color~!&,
twnby OB'tify the ..,.,. and ~ ia • true acpy of the <lrdi.Mnce paued
oo final rMdintf and pmliatwd by title • orcun.nc. No. , Seri .. of
1989. --
PatriciA a. era.r
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RESOLUTION No.cS?J
SERIES OF 1989
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A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE
PURCHASE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $705,000, FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO.
33.
WHEREAS, in order to provide fund• for the construction
and inatallation of atreet pavinq, curb and CJUtter and sidewalk
iaprov .. enta, toqether with neceaaary incidentals, the City
Council of the City of EncJlevood, Colorado, haa deterained to
issue special aaaeaa .. nt bonds of the City for Pavinq District No.
33: and
WHEREAS, notice of the sale of bonds in the principal
.. ount of $705,000 has been publiahed in the tiae and aanner
required by lav: and
WBERIAS, a copy of the notice of sale has been forwarded
to inveataent banltinq fir.., banks and others vbo aiqht bid on the
iaaue of bonds: and
WREREU, all bids for the purchase of the bonds which
were received prior to 2:00 P.M., on Monday, May 15, 1919, have
been opened and tabulated, and considered by the City Council: and
WRDKAa, it is in the beat intereat of the City to bsue
and Hll said boncla to Jh,.+lt'-2 iiHdei'F 1j,& ..Z.Ucl«.. ,
COlorado, the beat bidder therefor , in aocorcl&nce vitb their
proposal:
Q IT ltUOLV'KD 8Y ftm C I'l'Y COUIIICI L or 1\IZ CI'l'Y or
!IIGIZWOOD , COtDJtADO:
1 . :o:A=::.;....;;;.:........::;:;=: aaaes ... nt o f
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$70 ,000,
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M&y 15, 1989
INITIATED IY
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Depart.ent of Finance
Special Assess.ent
Bonds for Paving
District No . 33
Margaret Fr...an, Director of Finance
PIEYIGUS CCUICI L ACT I Oil
Resolution No . ZO, Series 1989 , adopted 4-3-89, provided for notice of the sale of
special assess.ent bonds for Paving District No . 33 .
ACTIOII PIOPOSED
Pass a resolution awarding the purchase of, and a bill for an ordinance for issuance
of, speci al assess.ent bonds for Paving District No .33 .
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On Novtllbtr Z1, 1•. the City COUIK11 passed on fhtal reading, Ordinance No. 36,
Strtes 1•. creat ing Paving District No. 33 . The notice of sale of the special
assess.ent bonds for funding the dhtrict has been publ hhed. The btd opening for
the purchase of the bonds will occur on Nonday, May 15, 1189 at Z:OO P·•· The Bonds
will WI recetved and evaluated and l ater that day a rec~ndatton for award to the
best bidder will be prestftttd to City Council.
nd tnt rest are ttrely dtr vtd froe special asses nts o
real property ftCllldtd h\ t paving district.
pas t solution ~~, t contr d for purcha
'" t priftCipal rtzt t tuu
t of 705,000 and that City Cou •
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RESOLUTION NO. ~ )
SERIES OF 1989
A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE
PURCHASE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $705,000, FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33.
WHEREAS, in order to provide funds for the construction
and installation of street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
iaproveaenta, together with necessary incidentals, the City
Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has determined to
issue special aaaeas .. nt bonds of the City for Paving District No.
33; and
WHEREAS, notice of the sale of bonds in the principal
aaount of $705,000 has been published in the time and manner
required by law; and
WHEREAs, a copy of the notice of sale has been forwarded
to investment banking firma, banks and others vbo aight bid on the
issue of bonds: and
WHEREAs, all bids for the purcha.. of the bonds wh ich
were received prior to 2:00 P.M., on Monday, May 15, 1919, have
been opened and tabulated, and considered by the City Council; and
WHEREAS, it is in e beat interest of the City to iasue
and .. u said bonc!a to < , J?o / -{: ,
Colorado, the beat bidder therefor, in accordance v ith
propoaal;
81 IT USOLVED IY TRB CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OP
GL!VOOD, COLORADO 1
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2. Delivery of the Bonds. That the City Council and
officers of the City of Englewood are authorized to do any and all
things necessary to complete the delivery of the bonds to the
purchaser thereof.
3. Severability. That if any one or aore sections or
parts of this Resolution shall be adjudged unenforceable or
invalid, such judgaant shall not affect, impair or invalidate the
raaaining provisions of thb Resolution, it baing the intention
that the various provisiona hereof are severable.
4. Repealer. All ordinances or resolutions, or parts
thereof, in conflict with this Resolution are hereby rescinded and
annulled.
RESOUJTION ADOPTED AND APPROVED This 15th day of May,
1919.
( 8 E A L
Susan Van Dyke, Mayor
AT'l'ESTED:
Patricia H. Crow, city Clark
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BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO.
SERIES OF 1989-COUNCIL BILL NO.
INTRODUCEDL ,!. gc>,V,N$.-I~ _.,--' MEMBER~v-J
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONOS IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $705,000 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, FOR PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33:
PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF THE BONOS, AND
PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE BONOS AND THE
INTEREST THEREON.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
Colorado (the •city•), ha•, by Ordinance No. 36, Serie• of 1988,
finally pa••ecS and adopted on Noveaber ::n, 1981, created Pavinq
Di•trict No. 33, (the •oi•trict•) within the City, for the purpo•e
of con•tructinq and in•tallinq •treat pavinq, curb and qutter and
•idevalk iaproveaenu, toqether vith n•c•••ary incidental• on
certain •tr .. t• in the City; and
WIIDEAS, Notice to contractor• to •l.lbai t bid• for the
con•truction of the i~roveaent• in the Dbtrict ha• been
actverti..ct and bicSa for •uch con.truction have been received; and
WIIDEAS, the City Council h .. detenained tha ~JS>eCial
•••e•--.nt bond• of the City for the Di•trict Should be i•.ued in
the aaount of S705, 000 for the paYJten of part of •uch
con•truction co•t ; and
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Section 1. Authorization and Bond Details. By virtue
of and pursuant to the City Charter and the procedure Ordinance of
the City relating to local improvement districts (Title 11,
Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code), Special Assess•ent Bonds of the
City for Paving District No. 33, (the "Bonds") shall be issued for
the purpose of paying part of the costs of local improvements to
be constructed and installed in the District. The Bonds shall be
in the principal a•ount of $705,000, dated July 1, 1989, and be in
the denomination of $5,000 each. The Bonds shall be issued only
as fully r89istered bonds without coupons and shall be due and
payable on August 1, 2000, subject to prior rede•ption in
accordance with Section 3 hereof.
The Bonds shall bear interest payable s-iannually on
February 1 and Auqust 1 each year, co .. encing February 1, 1990, as follows:
Initial Interest Aaount Bond Nuabers Rate
U•o,ooo 1 thrOUCJh u {,, !.:>-' 120,000 •t throu9h 72 ~.ljo
105,000 7 3 thrOUCJh t 3 1.00 70,000 ,. through 107 1 .#() 70,000 101 thrOUCJb 121 1. ()() 50,000 12 2 through 131 1 .~-50 ,000 13 2 through u 1 1 ./0
Tbe aaxiaua net effective interest rate authorized for
this issue of aoncSa shall be 12. oot per ann The actual net
in rate 1e 7 , U)
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appears on the registration books maintained by or on behal f of
the City by The First National Bank of Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado, or its successor, as Bond Registrar (the "Bond
Registrar"), at the close of business on the fifteenth (15th) day
of the calendar month next preceding each interest payment date
(the "Record Date") , irrespective of any transfer of such Bond
subsequent to such Record Date and prior to such interest payment
date. Such payment shall be paid by check or draft of the Paying
Agent aailed on or before the interest payment date to such
registered owner.
If the date for .. king any paywaent or performing any
action hereunder shall be a legal holiday or a day on wh ich the
principal office of the Paying Agent or Bond Registrar is
authorized or required by law to re .. in closed, such payment aay
be aade or act performed on the next succeeding day which is not a
legal holiday or a day on which the principal office of the Paying
Agent or Bond Registrar is authorized or required by law to reaain
closed.
The principal of and interest on the Bonds shall be paid
in accordance with the teras of a •Paying Agent and Registrar
Agr .... nt• betw .. n the City and the Paying Agent/Bond Registrar.
Section 3. Prior Red tion. The Bonds are subject to
call and prior paywaent on any interut paywaent ate (whether
moneys for such call or prior payment are derived froa assessments
which have been paid or are proceeds of bonds Which .. y be issued
to refund the londs). in direct nuaerical order, upon paywaent of
par and accrued interest. llotice ot auch prior red apt ion will be
vfv n by the Bond Regis rar by lUng a copy of the red
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therein, shall not affect the validity of any proceeding for the
redeaption of other Bonds as to which no such failure or defect
All Bonds so called for radaaption will cease to bear
interest after the specified redaaption data, provided funds for
their redeaption are on deposit at the place of payment at that
tba.
Section 4. Fora and Execution of Bonds. The Bonds
shall be si'lfted with the facsiaila or aanual siqnatura of the
Mayor, .. alad with a facsiaila or aanual iaprassion of the seal of
the City, attested with the facsiaila or aanual siqnatura of the
City Clark, and countarsi9fted with the facsiaila or aanual
signature of the Director of Finance. Should any officer whose
facsiaila or aanual siqnatura appears on the Bonds cease to be
such officer before delivery of the Bonds to the purchaser, such
facsiaila or aanual ai9ftatura ahall nevertheless be valid and
aufficiant for all purposes.
The Bonds aay contain a reproduction of the opinion of
nationally reC09fti&ed aunicipal bond counsel as to the Bonds and a
certification of auch opinion by the City Clark of the City.
The Bonds shall be in subatantially the following fora:
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[Form of Bond]
[Front of Bond)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
$5,000
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 33, SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND
INTEREST RATE MATURITY DATE
AUGUST 1, 2000
REGISTERED OWNER:
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT: FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
ORIGINAL
ISSUE DATE
JULY 1, 1989
The City of En<Jlevood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, for
value received, hereby proal••• to pay out of the apecial fund
hereinafter d .. iqnated, but not otherviae, to the reqiatered owner
naaed above, or reqiatered aaai9na, on the aaturity date apecified
above, the principal aaount apecified above. In like aanner the
City proaia .. to pay intereat on auch principal aaount (co puted
on the baaia of a 360-day year of twelve 30-day aontha) .froa the
intereat payaent date next pracedin<J the data of reqiatration and
authentication of thia Bond, unleaa thia Bond ia ra4Jiatered and
authenticated prior to February 1, 1tto, in which event thia Bond
ahall !Mar intereat fr011 July 1, ltlt, at the intereat rata par
annua •pacified above. Intereat on thla Bond ia pay ble
• !annually on February 1 and AU9Ua 1 e co
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Payment of each installment of interest shall be made to
the registered owner hereof whose name shall appear on the
registration books of the City maintained by or on behalf of the
City by The First National Bank of Englewood, in Englewood,
Colorado, or its successor, as Bond Registrar, at the close of
business on the fifteenth (15th) day of the calendar month next
preceding each interest paYJient date (the "Record Date"), and
shall be paid by check or draft of the Paying Agent mailed on or
before the interest payment date to such registered owner at his
address as it appears on such registration books.
If the date for aakil\9 any paYJient or performing any
action shall be a legal holiday or a day on which the principal
office of the Paying Agent or Bond Registrar is authorized or
required by law to reaain closed, such pa)'118nt aay be aade or act
perforaed on the next succeeding day which is not a legal holiday
or a day on which the principal office of the Paying Agent or Bond
Registrar is authorized or required by law to reaain closed.
Bonds of this issue, of vbich this Bond is one, are
subject to call and prior pay.ent on any interest paYJ1ent date
(whether .oneys for such call and prior pay.ent are derived fro
assess .. nts which have been paid or are proceeds of bonds which
aay be issued to refund said Bonds), in dir~t nu.eric 1 ord r,
upon pay.ent of par and accrued 1nteres • lfo i c of prior
redeaption shall be giv n by .. uing a copy of i on
notice, not less th n th rty (30 ) days
days prior to the
Bond a
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SHALL FOR ALL PURPOSES HAVE THE SAME EFFECT AS IF FULLY SET FORTH
IN THIS PLACE.
This Bond shall not be valid or become obligatory for
any purpose or be entitled to any security or benefit under the
authorizing Bond Ordinance until the certificate of authentication
hereon shall have been signed by the Bond Registrar.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the City Council of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, has caused this Bond to be executed in its
naae with the facsiaile signature of the Mayor, sealed with a
fac•iaile of the City •eal, atte•ted with the facsimile signature
of the City Clerk, and counter•iqned with the fac•iaile signature
of the Director of Finance, all as of the lst day of July, 1989.
(FACSIMILE
S E A L )
ATTESTED:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE
COUNTY, COLORADO
By: ____ ~(~F=•=c=s~i•~i~l=e-=S~i~g~n=a~t=u~r=e~) __ _
Mayor
COUNTERSIGNED:
By: ____ ~(F~a~c~•~i~a~i~l~e~S~i~g~n~a~t~u~r=e~)---
Dlrector of Plnance
(Fora of Bond Re9i•trar'• Certificate of Authent ication]
CERTIPICATE OP AUTHE'JITICATIOJf
'!"hie Bond i a o of the Bonda of the iaaue cSeacr ibed in
_ 1th1n n lon4tcl Bond Ordinance.
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[Back of Bond]
ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS
This Bond is one of a aeries aggregating Seven Hundred
Five Thousand Dollars ($705, 000) par value, all of like date,
principal amount, maturity date, tenor, and effect except as to
nuaber and interest rate, issued by the City of Englewood, in the
County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, for the purpose of
paying part of the costs of constructing and install i ng street
paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk improvements, together with
necessary incidentals, in Paving District No. 33, in the City of
Englewood, Colorado. The Bond is issued under the authority of
the City Charter, the procedure Ordinance of the City relating to
local improvement districts adopted pursuant to the City Charter
(Title 11, Chapter 2 of the Municipal Code) and the Ordinance
authorizing the issuance of Bonds of the City duly adopted,
approved, published and made a law of said City prior to the
issuance hereof. Pursuant to Title 11, Chapter 2 of the MUnicipal
Code, such recital shall conclusively impart full co pliance with
all of the provisions thereof, and all bonds issued containing
such recital shall be incontestable for any cause whatsoever after
their delivery for value. It is hereby recited, car ified, and
warranted that all of the requir ... n s of law have be n fully
c011plied with by the proper officers in lssuinq this &ond.
Pa)'IMint of hia &ond and the interest ther on shall be
mad fro , and as s c:urity tor such pa)'IMin ther is pl ed, a
s~clal fund d dqn •p vinq Dis ric:t No. ll &ond and
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each lot or tract of land in the respective amounts to be
apportioned by an ordinance of the City. Pursuant to the City
Charter, and the Ordinance authorizing the issuance of this Bond,
whenever four-fifths (4/5) of the Bonds of this issue have been
paid and cancelled, and for any reason the remaining assessments
are not paid in time to take up the final Bonds and interest
thereon, then the City shall pay said Bonds when due and interest
due thereon and reimburse itself by collecting the unpaid
assessaents due the District.
It is hereby certified and recited that the total issue
of Bonds of the City for the District, including this Bond, does
not exceed the aaount authorized by law1 that every requireaent of
law relating to the creation of Paving District No. 33, the
construction of said local iaprovaaents, and the issuance of this
Bond has been fully coaplied with by the proper officers of the
City, and that all conditions required to exist and things
requ ired to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this Bond
to render the .... lawful and valid, have happened, been properly
done and perforaed, and did exist in reqular and due tiae, fora,
and aanner, as required by law.
This Bond does not constitute a debt or an indebtedness
of the City of Englewood within the ... ning of the City Charter,
or any constitutional or statutory liaitatlon or provision, and
shall not be considered or held to be a 9 neral obli9a ion of the
City. The payaent of this Bond and the in eras th non is no
••cur by an encuabranee, aort9a9 , or o r pl or property
o Ci y elCeep for such speci 1
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installation of improvements, and take all necessary action to
collect any assessments that are in default.
The City and Bond Registrar shall not be required to
issue or transfer any Bonds: (a) during a period beginning at the
close of business on the Record Date and ending at the opening of
business on the first business day following the ensuing interest
payment date, or (b) during the period beginning at the opening of
business on a date forty-five (45) days prior to the date of any
redemption of Bonds and ending at the opening of business on the
first business day following the day on which the applicable
notice of redemption is mailed. The Bond Registrar shall not be
required to transfer any Bonds selected or called for redemption.
The City, the Paying Agent, and the Bond Registrar may deem and
treat the re<Jistered owner of any Bond as the
thereof tor all purposes (whether or not such
overdue) and any notice to the contrary shall not
the City, the Paying Agent, or the Bond Re<J istrar.
absolute owner
Bond shall be
be binding upon
This Bond is transferable by the registered owner hereof
in person or by his attorney duly authorhed in writing, at the
principal ottice ot the Bond Re<Jistrar, but only in the aanner,
subject to the liaitations, and upon P8YMnt of the ch rg s
provided in the suthoriaing Bond Ordinance and upon surrender and
cancellation ot this Bond. h
r89iatration booka upon
nd, by ruJMn or
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or Bonda ot authorized denomination• ot the aame maturity and
intaraat rata ~r the aggregate principal amount which the
raqiatarad owner b entitled to receive at the earlieat
practicable ti... The Bond Raqbtrar aay charge the owner ot thia
Bond for avery auch tranater an .. ount autficiant to reilDburae it
for ita reaaonable t••• and tor any tax or other governmental
charge required to be paid with reapect to auch tranater.
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[Form of Transfer)
ASSIGNMENT
FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the undersiqned sells, assiqns, and
transfers unto -------------------------------------------------
SOCIAL SECURITY OR FEDERAL EMPLOYER
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER OF ASSIGNEE
(Na .. and Address of Aasiqnee)
the within Bond and does hereby irrevocably constitute and appoint
~~~~~~-=~~~~~~~~-r~~~~.-'"-~~~~~~· attorney, to transfer aald Bond on the bOOb liipt lor r89latration thereof
with full power of substitution in the preaiaes.
Dated: ______________________________ __
NOTICE: fhe al9nature to thla assi~nt aust correspond with the
na.. of the recJiatered owner aa it
appears upon the face ot the within
Bond in every particular, without
alterat i on or enla~ ... nt or any
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Section s. Authenticati~n. No Bond shall be valid or
obligatory for any purpose or be entitled to any security or
benefit under this Ordinance unless and until a certificate of
authentication on such Bond substantially in the form hereinabove
aet forth shall have been duly executed by the Bond Registrar, and
auch executed certificate of the Bond Registrar upon any such Bond
ahall be conclusive evidence that a'uch Bond has been authenticated
and delivered under this Ordinance. The Bond Registrar's
certificate of authentication on any Bond shall be deemed to have
been executed by it if signed by an authorized officer or
aignatory of the Bond Registrar, but it shall not be necessary
that the sama officer or signatory sign the certificate of
authentication on all of the Bonds issued hereunder.
Section 6. Delivery of Bonds. Upon the adoption of
this Ordinance, the City shall execute the Bonds and deliver them
to the Bond Registrar, and the Bond Registrar shall authenticate
the Bonds and deliver thea to the purchaser thereof as directed by
the City.
Section 7. Registration and Transfer of Bonds; Persona
Treated as OWners. The Bond JWgiatrar ahall uintain the books of
the City for the registration of ovnerahip of each Bond aa
provided in this Ordinance. loncla uy be tranafarred upon the
recJiatration books upon delivery of the loncla to the Bond
RecJistrar, acca.panied by a vrittan inat~nt or inatruaents of
transfer in fora and vith guaranty of signature eatisfactory to
the Bond R.egiatrar, duly executed by the ovnar of the Bonds to be
r naferred or his attorney-in-fact or legal representative,
cont inlng written inatructlona •• to the data 1• of th tranafer
of •uch Bonds, alo h h aoc al ri y nu r or r 1
loy r n 1 ic o o r nafer ot
ny ahll be n on
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registration books and shall authenticate and deliver in the name
of the transferee or transferees a new fully registered Bond or
Bonds of authorized denominations of the same maturity and
interest rate for the aggregate principal amount which the
registered owner is entitled to receive at the earliest
practicable time in accordance with the provisions of this
Ordinance. The Bond Registrar may charge the owner of such Bond
for every such transfer of a Bond an amou~t sufficient to
reimburse it for its reasonable fees and for Tny tax or other
governmental charge required to be paid with respect to such
transfer.
The City and Bond Registrar shall no~ be required to
issue or transfer any Bonds: {a) during a period lbeginn ing at the
close of business on the Record Date and ending at the opening of
business on the first business day following the ensuing interest
payment date, or (b) during the period beginning at the opening of
business on a date forty-five (45) days prior to the date of any
redemption of Bonds and ending at the opening of business on th
tirst business day following the day on which the applicable
not ice of redemption is mailed. The Bond R&eJistrar shall not be
required to transfer any Bonds selected or called for redemption.
New Bonds delivered upon any transfer shall be valid
special obligations of the City, evidencing the sa .. obligation s
the Bonds surrendered, shall be • cured by this Ordin nee, and
sh ll be entitled to all of he s curity nd netlts hereof o
he saM ex ant as the Bonds surrendered.
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principal amount and interest represented thereby, or whenever any
outstanding Bond shall be delivered to the Bond Registrar for
transfer pursuant to the provisions hereof, such Bond shall be
cancelled and destroyed by the Bond Registrar and counterparts of
a certificate of destruction evidencing such destruction shall be
furnished by the Bond Registrar to the City.
Section 9. Lost Bonds. Any Bond that is lost, stolen,
destroyed, or mutilated may be replaced or paid by the Bond
Registrar in accordance with and subject to the limitations of
applicable law. The applicant for any such replacement Bond shall
post auch security, pay auch coats, and present such proof of
ownership and loaa aa may be required by applicable law, or in the
absence of specific requireaenta, aa may be required by the Bond
Registrar.
Section 10. Dia aition and Invest ant of Bond
Proceeds. The Bonds shall be issued and sold for the purpose of
payinCJ part of the coats and expeneea of constructing and
inatalliftCJ iaprov ... nta in the Dia rict and all other coats and
expenses incident thereto. In the ev n that all of the proceeds
of the londa are no required to aucb costa and expenses, any
re .. iniftCJ amount ah 11 be paid and interest fund ••
provided ln S tion ll he rpoae of eallinCJ in nd
payiftCJ the principal o N i her th
oriCJinal pureh aer of th be
r aponaible for the appli or any of
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be taken, or fail to take any action, which would adversely affect
the exclusion from gross income of the interest on the Bonds under
Section 103 of the Code and applicable regulations, rulings, and
decisions.
The City hereby designates the Bonds as "qualified tax-
exeapt obligations" for purposes of Section 265(b) (3) of the Code.
Section 11. Incontestable Recital in Bonds. In
accordance with Section 11-2-9 of the Municipal Code of the City,
each bond shall recite that it is issued under the authority of
the City Charter and the procedure ordinance or ordinances adopted
pursuant to the City Charter: such recital shall conclusively
i~art full coaplianca with all of the provisions thereof, and all
Bonds issued containing such recital shall be incontestable for
any cause whatsoever after their delivery for value.
Section 12. Liaitation of Action. In accordance with
Section 11-2-a of the Municipal Coda, any person filing with the
City Council at the ti .. of the hearing on the creation of the
district a coaplaint, protest, or objection, shall have the right,
within thirty (30) days after the final passage of the ordinance
creating the district or the ordinance authorizing the issuance of
bonds, to ca..anca an action or suit in any court of coapetant
juriscliction to correct or -t aside any dataraination by the City
Council or questioning the authority or proceedings taken by the
City Council relating to the creation of the district, the
issu nee of bonds, the .. thod of asaaaa .. nt, or the construction
of iaprov ... nta.
Section 13.
The Bonds and
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the real property within the District and specially benefited by
t h e c ons t ruction of improvements therein.
When there is on hand a sufficient amount to pay
six mo nths' interest on outstanding Bonds for the District, the
City shall call for paymen t, on the next interest payment date,
outstanding Bonds in direct numerical order with funds available
therefor.
After the expiration of the period for cash
payaents of assessments in full, the City shall, to the extent
possible, pay each year not less than 10\ of the total amount of
Bonds outstanding after the payment of the Bonds with the proceeds
of such cash payments of assessments in full.
Section 14. Additional Security for the Payment of
Principal and Interest. Pursuant to Section 108 of the City
Charter, whenever four-fifths ( 4/5) of the Bonds of this issue
have been paid and cancelled, and for any reason the remaining
assessments are not paid in time to take up the final Bonds and
interest thereon, then the City shall pay said Bonds when due and
interest due thereon and reimburse itself by collecting the unpaid
assessaents due the District.
Section 15. Assessment of Costs. Upon completion of
the local iaproveaents, or upon completion froa tim to t ime of
any part thereof, and upon acceptance thereof by the City Council,
or whenever the total cost can be definitely ascertained, it will
cause a state .. nt showing the total cost ot the iaprove ants to be
prepared and filed in the office of the Director ot Finance. The
City Council sh 11 further c use assess nts to be levied against
th property includ d vi hin the District nd • lly b netit d
by he cons lh ion of such 1 OY in
w Un c: •• ry c ion o c:oll c: ny
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impair or invalidate the rema1n1ng provisions hereof, the
intention being that the various provisions hereof are severable.
Section 17. Repealer. All Ordinances or resolutions,
or parts thereof in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 18. Ordinance Irrepealable. After said Bonds
are issued, this Ordinance shall be and remain irrepealable until
said Bonds and the interest thereon shall have been tully paid,
satisfied and discharged.
Section 19. Publication and Effective Date. This
Ordinance, attar its final passage, shall be numbered and
recorded, and the adoption and publication shall be authenticated
by the signatures of the Mayor and the City Clerk, and by the
Certificate ot Publication. This ordinance shall become effective
thirty (30) days attar publication following final passage.
Introduced, read in full, and passed on firs t r ead i ng on
May 15, 1989.
Publ i shed as a Bill tor an Ord i nance on May 1 7, 1 989.
(SEAL /S/
ATTESTED :
/s/ Patri cia H. Crow
c i ty clerk
I, Patricia H. c rov , City Cler
n91ew00d, color do, hereby certity tha
copy ot Bill tor an OnUn nc ,
pass on firs r cUncJ on y 1
for nOr in nee on M y 17, ltlt .
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Susan Van Dyke
Mayor
tor Ci y ot
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C 0 U N C I l C 0 N N U N I C A T I 0 N
DATE
May 15, 1989
INJTIATm IY
STAFF SOUICE
PREY IOUS COlli: ll ACT I 011
None.
ACTIOII PIOflOSO
AGEJI)A ITEM
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SUI.JECT Wasteload Allocation
for Segment 14 of the
South Platte River.
8-City WVTP Supervisory Ca..ittee
Stewart Fonda, Director of Utilities
Englewood City Council consider an Ordinance approving the agre ... nt and ~randum
of Understanding for and on behalf of the City of Englewood with the Denver Regional
Council of Gove~nts (DRCOG) to perfon~ a Wasteload Allocat ion Study for S~nt
14 of the South Platte River.
IACI.IItlllt
The II ·City WTP dhcharvts treated wuttw~ter to Segllent 14 of th South Platt
River . t 14 is classified as a Cl ass I wan~ .. ter fishery and has a wtter
qual i ty standard for unionired ta of 0 .06 -afl . In order to thi s water
q~~al tty standard , ta st be ~ed ,,.. t wast ater at the plan
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FIIWICIAL
The total cost of the study is $59,550. The cost allocation for each city is:
[ftilewood:
Littleton:
Total:
$17,360
$17,360
$34,720
The funds fro. Englewood and Littleton will be taken fro. the respective sewer funds
through the Bi-City account. llo funds were budgeted for 1989.
Council approve the ordinance approviftl the •steloacl allocation study agree~~ent and
the -.randua of understanding between the agencies involved.
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SI!RIBS CP 1989--
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CDH:IL BILL t«>. 27
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M CR>DIND!! .APPIDfiiiO M Wrr Ml) IBIItNIXM CP tJII!RS'TMI)DI:> ~t~CH;
J!II4.Mm, Ll"l"'l'l.B'1, ~. IBMIR RIGICIIN. axH:IL CP ~ (IR:XX>)
All> DIVISI<II CP H:IIIla9'l'RM'I CP ,_ (XI(JW)() miPMDBrr CP HBAL'l11,
JC&IICWtft!J) BY 'l'B taftlt QUM.l"1'!C CXJmO. DIVISI<II 'ro PIR1'lii'l A NM'l'EUW>
~(II 9'ftDf Pat SIIJBrr 14 CP '!!.: SJU'l'H Pl.M"D!: IUV!R.
1111!REAS, the Bi-city ~ orr..taa1t Plmt ~ treated
~to SecJ1ent 14 of the South Platte RiYI!r; In!
1111!REAS, ~ 14 is cl ... ified u a Clau I wm water fishery and
...t ..-t the wter quality IIUndKd for .uch; and
1III!REAS, a ~1«*! allocatia'l Kudy .tlcul.d be pKtoa.d to dKenline
the ._iailatiw c.pecity of~ 14 far -.ua; lnd
tiBDS, the ~la.d allocatia'l atudy will be cbw by l'RXXO .. the
l..S ~and the u.s.~ of lnUiriar -O.Ologi.cal aan.y (lBiS )
will perfcma the -j arity of the -.it; and
• &&, ~ .,.net. will pKticipata in fundiniJ the Kudy: IR:XX>,
lniJl.aod, Littletan, lnd cn.ndalaJ
liM, trm, • rr ~ IY ,_ CI'l'Y <DIICIL CP ,_ CI'l'Y CP
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5. tRXXi will establish future facility flowa and loads baaed on the
planning year 2010.
6. UED1 will convert existing data bue developed cllring the 1985
.m11ng effort to be lillPlied to the EPA ~ZB ~1.
7. tRXXi will \.a the resultll of the ~ZB ~Dial to s;:cqxw at
allocatia\ of -.ua loading to SecJ11!1nt 14 .ang the Bi-eity, Highlands
a.dl, atd GlerGle wutewter ~ platta.
8. A finll report will be proct.Did jointly betwen max; and UEDI and
n.ul.ta lnd rae:• idation8 of the atu&!y will be ~ u at -a•ut to
the Clean llater Plat to the IRDG Board lnd the tQX.
9. A .t.ri.ng c:aEtt.. will be famed to ~ the Wllteload
al.locatia\ miiSy.
10. Ai:¥--~•t .-y be t:e:ai.nat:ed upon 60 days' vritta\ notice by eny of
the parti•.
Sectian 2. 1!w ~ lnd City Clerk are henby authcd-s to aiCJil lnd
attat Mia iij[ • at lnd ~-""-of lhilntanding for lnd on Wf of
City Ocuncil and tM City of lbJl..uS.
~. ned in full, lnd s-ad on fint relld1nl) on the 15th ct.)' of
Mlay, 1919.
P\t)lit!Md • a till foe' at Ol'c!iMnc» an tt. 1Ith ct.)' of lily, 1919.
htildi •. &CiW, City didt
I, Paricia a. Craw, City o-tt of tt. City of .. l..aod, Q)loc_,,
~ certify tMt the ..,_ lnd fcntoinl 1a a uu. CliCIW ol a till foe' e
~, , ftllld in full, and ,_.s an fi.nt NlldiniiJ an the 15th
ofM!Iy,
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THIS AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Contract No .
THIS AGREEMENT by and between the Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments ("Council") and the City of Englewood ("City").
WITNCSSTH THAT :
WHEREAS, the Colondo Water Quality Control Commission hu extended a
temporuy modifiution of 0 .1 mg/1 for unionized ammonea on Segment 14 of the
South Platte River so that the Cities of Englewood and Littleton and the Council
can complete, with the cooperataon and review of the Colorado Water Quality
Control Devision ("Davesion "), a wuteload allocation for unionized ammonaa for
Segment 1"; and
WH RCAS , the Councel, the cetees of (nglewood , Lattleton, and Glendale and
the Davesaon have entered into a Memorandum of Understandeng regardang the
preparation and submattal of a wasteload allocation ; and
WHEREAS, the Councel has agreed to admen11ter a Wuteload Allocation Study
for the cetles; and
WHCREAS. the Caty has the resources , with the Cety of L•lll ton , to pa r t•ally
support the work n euary to co...pl te th Wasteload Allocation Studv .
'.2 A,
NOW . TH RtFOR • the p1rta s h reto mutu1lly 1gr" as follows :
h r agr s t o provade c rt en s rve s en conn hon w•tl the
nd lh adM•n•stratton on 1lf of th Ct ty nd o ther p rtt 1 ntt
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3.0 COMPENSATION
3.1 The City •grees to p•y $34,720 tow•r·ds the S59,5~ total project cost, payable
upon execution of this Agreement.
3.2 The Council agrees to engage and compensate the USGS for an amount not
to exceed $19,000 for services render·ed in the completion of the Scope of Work .
This amount is to be included in the Joint Funding Agreement which will total
$38,000, with the USGS and the Council each contributing $19,000 .
3.3 The remaining project funds of $21,550 will be used for salaries and other
costs necessitated by the Scope of Work, Exhibit A.
3 .4 It is expressly understood and agreed that in no event will the total com-
pensation and reimbursement to be pard by the City exceed the amount of S34 , 720
for all services required .
4.0 PROJECT DIRECTOR
4 . 1 The performance of the services required of the Council hereunder wrll be
under the direct supervrsion of Larry G . fiiUgler ("ProJect Director"). who shall
coordin•te the work of the contr•ct wrth the Crty's f>ro1ect Coordinator . The
MProjec t Coordinator" shall be Stewart Fonda or h11 asSigns .
S .O STEERING COMMITT£E
, !i . 1 All work performed under thrs con t r•ct shtlll be coordrnated wrth the teerrng
c-rttee cruted under the Memorandum of Agreement , [xhrbrt 8 .
6 .0 OWNERSHIP
G 1 Information and malt!r•r<als produ e(j rn wh I r• rn I' rt un r th11 c ntr
shall be d emed owned by the Councrl. pr-ovrded tl••t the Ctty sh II hav full us
of th•s rnfonNhon and !Nterrals by vtrtu of thrs Ag nt .
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8 .0 CHANGES
8.1 Any changes, including any increue in the •mount of the Council's compen -
sation, which Are mutually agreed upon by •nd between the Council, the Steering
Committee, •nd all of the contributors sh•ll be incorporated in written •mendments
to this Agr-nt .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the parties hereto h•ve made •nd eucuted this
Ag,.....nt and Contract this day of , 1989 .
ATTEST :
W. r
A-.n .. t r atn'• Off ecer
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
"Counci l"
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EXHIDIT A
SEGMENT 14 AMMONIA WASTELOAD ALLOCATION STUDY
Scope of Work
The Color•do W•ter Ou•lity Control Commission (WQCC) has requested DR COG
to i~dminister •nd undert•ke •n ammonia wastelo•d alloc<~tion effort for segment
14 of the South Pl•tte River in cooperation with littleton, Englewood, and the
W•ter Qu•lity Control Division (WQCD). This Scope of Work outlines the steps
necessary to carry out this wasteiOild alloc<~tion . The communities involved in
the wasteload •llocation are Englewood, Littleton, Glend01le,. anli Htghlandfi Ranch
A steering committee will overview the study as established in a Mf'mOrandum of
Understanding (MOU) developed between the Oenvet· tle!Jtonal Council of Gov -
ernments (ORCOG). the WQCD,,Vnd lli -City (Littleton/Englewood). The MOU is
•ttached as part of the Scope of Work . The recommend•hons from the alloc<~tion
study will be presented to the WQCC as part of the 1990 DRCOG Cle•n Water Plan
-ndment process.
General O.scri tion of Stud
The process of allocating a wasteiOild begins w•th defining of a Total Ma 1mum
Datly LOild (TMDL) the rece•v.ng Willer can •ccommodate and not e11ceed in -stream
stand•rds . The prt!Niry pollutant of concern '" segment 14 is un~onued ammon••.
Two vartables must be set for dtfferent flow regtmes to determtne the TMDL for
untotured -n•a : 1) dtluhon water ; and 2) percentage of ammonia in the
unlontred foNII .
Because the per entag o f un•o n i zed ammon•a " def'endent on both temperature
and pH , agr nt on the crthcal v•lue estilbl1shed for thes two p•r-ters must
r c hed befor th TMDL can be set . Oued on th pr v10us USGS mod•l•ng
don on s nt 14 , both temperature and pH wethin the rtver are affected by
f •hty diScharges and trtbutary en flows . Although th model has been de11gned
t o pntd1c t th se effects , upstr .. "' and tr•butary c onditions wtll n-.d to be d f i ned
••ternally for the walt ao.d allocatiOn study .
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April 7, 1989
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Wasteload allocations are usually most criticill where there are multiple dischilrgers
to a segment . In such ciiSes , the TMOL must be split between the various ent1ties
in a way that is determined to be filir to each dischilrger . Currently, the Bi ·City
facility is the only facility with a major impact on ilmmoniil in segment 14 . How·
ever, two other POTW dischugers exist which could potentially add ilmmoniil to
this river segment : the Centenniill plilnt at Highlands Rilnch and the City of
Glendille plant on Cherry Creek . Neither filcility is currently very lilrge or
discharging much ammonia, but both could grow and should be accounted for in
the illlocation. There is a new indus trial discharge into segment 14 with a dis ·
chilrge of 0 . 58 MGO which w ill discharge ammonia . The assumptions about s1ze ,
level of dischilrge, and ammonia contribution to segment 14 w ill need to be de·
termined before any new modeling is ini tiated with the QUAL-2E model.
The QUAL-lE stream model for segment 14 can then be run at d1Herent levels
of ammonia discharge from the B1 ·C1ty fac1hty to detemune allocation for the
effluent hmet . If other fac1ht1es have iln enfluence on th11 result , then allocat1ons
will need to be bahenced among the fac1litees . OR COG '• current general pohc:y
on allocations 11 to require equill treatment ill each fac:ehty to 1 water quahty
segment . If the segment 14 allociltlon study results en a different pohc:y (e .g .,
least total cost to all fac1htles), the result would need to be presented to the
ORCOG Board as a Cl an Water Pliln ilmendtnent .
If the other fac:el1ties have no discernible •mpac:t on segment 14 , th I d allocated
to 81 -Cety under th cretical Villue auumpteons can be forwarded to th WOCC
for con11derilteon as the waste&o.d iiiiOCilteon .
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April 7 , 1989
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will be plotted by distance along the study reach . Standard errors of estimation
for each modeled property and constituent will be bbulated .
QUAL -2E calibration and verification results will be compared to USGS model re -
sults reported by Spahr and BlAkely ( 1985). Comparisons will be plotted by river
mile for selected constituents . Differences in results will be tabulAted for the
critical subreach (SP-500) below the Bi -City Wastewater PlAnt .
The effec:ts of wast-ater effluent will be estimAted by simulAtion, using the
c.librated OUAL -2E model and the appropriate low flow standud . Sepuate sim -
ulations will be made for various combinations of water temperature, effluent
discharge rate, and concentrations of CDOD and nitrogen spec:ies in the effluent .
Results for CBOD, nitrogen species, and DO will be plotted in comparison to
results reported by Spahr and Olakely ( 1985). Mn imum nitrogen species and
""ntmum DO concentrations for selected Simulations will be compared to values
obta ned fr"'ffll the USGS IROdel tn the previous study .
TASK 1 : Revi-Data Base and Model Assuft11Ptlons
ORCOG w ill rev•-e•11hng data bese , outhne alternateves and develop
consensus on model tnputs ~9 CPA, WQCO , USGS, and d11chargers n ·
olved in the study lnformahon to be revi-.d encludes the followeng :
x11hng data base used in previous USGS modehng effort .
• South Platte Rev r pH/t.....,.rature condthons and low -flow cnterea uaed
en the Bt ·Ctty NPOES ,.,...,t and other data as d4MIIIed appropr at by
the st r ng c tt •
T rtbutary f and wat r qualtt for 8 ar Cree and Ch rry Cr
• Addetional data asiO(:aated wtth oth ,. d11 chargers (Htghlands Rench ,
Gl ndale)
• low Ratl"9 slat.on nt 14 .
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The USGS will convert the ewisting data bue, developed during the 1985
modeling effort, to be applied to the EPA QUAL-2E model. The model will
also be c•librated and verified using the existing data bue . This tuk will
require that the following issues be addressed :
• Range of ...onthly low-flow criteria at facilities
-Chronic lO to 80 ch
-Acute 10 to 60 cfs
• Location of critiul point within Segment 14 for unionired --.,nia .
• ~Ia decay rates .
Unioniud -ia calculation given pH values (add external code to .... ).
• Effect of other dischargers .
• Model predictions for DO and nitrate
TASK 4 : Develop Wasteload Allocation
DRCOG well use the results of the QUAL -2E MOdel to :
PI"'t)) 11ft allocatlon of
..-.on1a load1ng to Seg.ent 14 lfi!Ong the 81 -C1 ty, Highlands
Ranch, and Glend.le wast-ater treat-nt plants .
Develop alternative -1a allocattOI's .
• valuate other tutrogen spec .... 1f requ1red by the atMr1ng c-1ttee .
TASK 5 . final Report
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A fuual report w1ll produced JOintly bet DRCOG and the U .S .
acal urv y wh teh docu.etttl the _., con rstOI', cah rattOI' and t..,.. aftd t alt rnative .......-.. altocatiOfts T repon w1ll prov1de
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Tbe Citiea of Englewood and Littleton (hereinafter
collectively referred to aa •the Citiea• or individually
referred to aa •Englewood• and •Littleton,• re•pectively) and
the Diviaion of Adainiatration of the Colorado Departaent of
Health, repreaented by the Water Quality Control Divi•ion, a
aubdiviaion thereof (hereinafter •the Diviaion•) and the
Denver Regional Council of Govern.enta (hereinafter •oRCOG•)
and the City of Glendale (hereinafter •Glendale•) enter into
thia Aqree.ent concernin; tbe Wa•teload Allocation Study to
be conducted on S~nt U of the South Platte River. Tbia
S~t va• deaivnatect and labeled .. •ucb by the Colorado
Water Quality Control eo.ai•aion and ia deacribed aa the
.. inatreaa of tbe South Platte River froa lovlea Avenue in
Littleton, COlorado to tbe Burlinqton Ditch diver•ion in
Denver, Colorado. Tbia Aqr....nt ia authorhed by and
beca.e• effective purauant to the Colorado Water Quality
COntrol Act (hereinafter •the Act•), Section 25-1-301(1) (e).
w••••••, the Colorado Water Quality Control Ca.aiaaion
(-hereinafter the •ca.aia•ion•) baa extended a te.porary
.odificaUon of o .1 -v/1 for unioniaed ...onia on ~t 14
ao tbat the Citi-and mtCOG can c:o.plete, vith the Divi-
•ion'a cooperation and review, a vaateload allocation for
unioniaed .-onia for S~nt 14: and
....... , the Citiea jointly ovn a va•tevater treataant
plant (bereinafter the •ai-city Plant•) vhicb currently
4iach&rte• aecondary treat.ent effluent into &..-ant 14
~rauant to •.P.D.E.S. Perait •o. 0032ttt iaaued by the
Diviaion.
we•••••, DIOOG ba• been deaivnated aa aetional Water
Quality PlanniNJ a.,.ncy purauant to Section 201 of tbe
Federal Clean Water Act: and
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1. A Steering co .. ittee will be organized with repre-
aentativas froa the Division, the Cities, DRCOG, Glendale,
and any other discharger financially participating in the
atudy. Tba Staarinq coaaittaa will consist of one represen-
tative of the City of Enqlawood, one representative of the
City of Littleton, one representative of the Division, one
representative of DRCOG, one representative of Glendale, and
one representative of any other discharger that wishes to
financially participate in the Vastaload Allocation Study.
DRCOG ahall serve as the facilitator for the Staarinq
Coaaittaa.
2. Tba purpose of the st-rinq co-ittaa shall be to
oversea the vaataload Allocation Study, daacribed in detail
at Section II of this Aqr..-nt. Further, the purpose of the
Steering c~itt-shall be to allow the parties to critic-
ally review the vaataload Allocation study while it is
onc)oinq and chanqa portions of said study while it is onqoinq
if the partiu d-• it necessary. Further, the purpose of
the stearinc) cc-itt-sball be to allow the parties to
discuaa and to aaka raccPZcndations r89ardinq the application
of the reaults of the atudy to the process of dataraininq a
reaaonabla wastaload allocation for diachargars to saqaant 14
and to propose auch vastaload allocation for adoption by
DRCOG in the Clean Vater Plan (•c:wP-) and approved by the
co.aiasion.
1. Tba stearin; cc-ittaa sball ... t at least aonthly
fro. the onaat of the Vastaload Allocation Study for the
pu.rposas daacri.bed above in para9rapb 2. The Staarinca
Coaaittea ahall continua to ao ... t until the waataload
Allocation Study has ~n cc.plated and racOPZandations for a
wastaload allocation are fo.:.ulated for consideration by the
DaCOG Board and the ec-iaeion. Minutas c.ball be taken at
.. ch ... tinq and approved by .. cb of the partiu hereto.
4 . Tba s~ r nq caaaittea aball consider and 41ecuss
t.M iJIP&ct of all d ecbar9ars on laval• of unionha4 .-onia
in SacpM~nt 14 .
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tt.ely f .. hion.
6. After the USGS baa aubaitted iu final aodelinc)
reaulta, the st .. rinc) Ca.aitt .. ahall thorou9hly evaluate and
diacu•• auch reported reaul ta and ahall fonmlate a propoaed
vaateload allocation to reca..end to the DRCOG Board and tM
eo.aiaaion. If, however, the Steerinc) Ca.aitt .. ia unable to
e9ree on the teraa of a propoaad vaateload allocation, each
party aay fonmlata and aubait ita ovn propoaed vaateload
allocation for conaideration by the DRCOG Board and/or the
ea..iaaion.
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1. !'be parti.. ac,raa that the Waateload Allocation
Study ahould cul.ainate in an ... nct.ent to the CWP by Karch
1990, vbicb .. y lead to a H9Ulatory vaateload allocation of
unioniaad ...ania for ~t 14 by o.ca.bar 1990.
2. !'be parti--.rae that the objective of a H9Ulatory
weataload allocation of unioniaad -..onia for ...-.nt 14 1•
t.o ... iat diac:bar9era on tba ..,.ant to ... t and .. intain
co.plianca with the ....ric atandard of 0.06 a~~/1 for
unioni&ad ...ania.
l. !'be focua of tba Waataload Allocation Study ahall be
on unioniaad ...ania vitb otbar t.otal nitrovan aped-beinc)
evaluated u datarainad nacaa .. ry by the Staarinc) cc-ittaa.
4. !'be part I-a.,rea that the plannift9 period covered
by t.ba vaataload allocation developed aa a raault of tba
Waataload Allocation St\ady ahall be t.hroucJh t.ba year 2010.
s. !'be Waataload Allocation stwly eball concern only
a.p.nt u, bowevar, the st .. rift9 cc-ittaa ahall cona dar
the affact.a of aidaatreaa and upatr.aa di.cbartaa on unio-
ni&ad ...ania concentrationa in t l4 . llon-poin
8CMlreaa of Wlioniaad ia .. y be a¥aluatad to the e an
that data baM, daacri.bad in par..,rapb 6, al1owa .
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I. The Environaental Protection AcJency'• QUAL-2E Model
abell be u.ed in the waateload Allocation study. The QUAL-2E
llodel will be calibrated and verified with the .... data uaed
in celibratincJ the USGS llodel for the eo.prehenaive Str ...
Study. ..aulta of the QUAL-2E llodel and the USGS Model will
be reviev.d by the SteerincJ a-itt .. and CG~~PAred to enaure
reliability.
9. 'l'be partiu a.,ree that the QUAL-2E llodel, properly
celibrated and verified, ia acceptable, appropriate and
aufficient for purpoaea of tbe Wuteload Allocation Study.
10. 'l'be waateload Allocation Study aball be adainiatered
bJ tM llaCOQ. BOIIIMYer, the Citi• MY reaaonably require
otlaer diiiCbartJen vbo wiab to participate in t.be waateload
ellocation to &bare, pro rata, in t.be coata of t.be Weateload
Allocation atudy.
11. 'l'be partiu intend that tbe waateload Allocation
study abould be baaed on tbe beat available data and it 1a
expected to aene u t.be dec:iaion MkincJ tool for facilitiea
deaiCJft end penitti.nv antil ot.ber data or atudi• prove it
.. terielly in error. 'l'be coat of any weateload Allocation
8tudy bued on auc:b future date aball be bome by t.be entity
..tYocetiat t.be Mterially different vaateload allocation or
apporti.....S on aucb baaia u ..atually ·~ upon by entitiu
affected by ACb ... teload Allocation Study. A Mterially
different v.ateload allocation '"*14 be aubject to t.be plan
•tnDent proaedurea of DaCOG end t.be cc.aiaaion .
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oonductint tM waateload ~Uocation study eball be la
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By: ________________________ __
'!'BE COIDRADO WA'l'ER QUALI'l'Y
COII'lW)L DIVISIOM
By: ________________________ __
ftS IUVD a.GIOMAL CCOIICIL or
fKNI IPHDIIS
By: ________________________ __
'I'IIB Cift or GIDDU.&
By: ________________________ __
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C 0 U N C I L C 0 N N U N I C A T I 0 N
DAT£ MEIIlA ITER
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SUIJECT ~no.ent to the Engineering
May 15, 1989
IIITIAT£D I Y
PIRIOUS COUICIL Ani•
Design Contract for the
Bi-City WVTP long Range Mister Plan.
Bi-City WVTP Supervisory C~ittee
Stewut Fonda
Council approved by resolution an Agree.ent for Design and Construction Engineering
to i~l ... nt the long Range Mister Plan .
Engl..ood City Council pass a resolution approving the attached ..endlent to the
cOfttr act for engineering design fHS to 1~1-nt solids handling/odor reduction
proj ts i n the long Range ,..ster Plan .
r zo, ser es 1911 was passed and approved on ~ril .18,
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FI._IAL -= total request for the uendllent 1s $318,384. When approved, the tohl revised
-.ount of the contract will be $1,982,301. Adequate funds are available in the
Sewer Fund to c011plete this work. The cost wtll be included in the 1989 budget
revision.
Council .,rowe the resolution -.ding the c011tract for engineering design fees to
iiiPl-t solids haftcl11ng,loclor reductillft projects in the long Range Naster Plan .
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AMENDMENT NO. 1
TO
AGREEMENT FOR DI!SIGN
AND
<X>NSTRUCilON ENGINEERING SP.RVJ<PS
BETWEEN aTIES OF
lJI"J1.EION AND ENGI.J!WOOD
AND
BROWN AND CALDWElL
FOR
111-arY WASTEWATER TREA'J\OWJ' PLANT IMPROVEMENTS
ntiS AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT, made and entered into on thi .--....,.-
day of , 1989, by and between the joint venture entity compri d of the cau es
of Ut~ Colorado, herein collecti\'ely referred to "'wner; and
Brown and Caldwell, Inc., authorized to provide e .. ineeri .. services in Colorado,
hereinafter referred 10 as "Encineer":
wrnfESSI!111:
WHER Owner has completed a Lone-Ranee M r Plan for the Bi at
W Treatment Plant (WWTP); and,
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WHEREAS, Engineer has available and offers to provide personnel and facilities
necessary to accomplish the work under the terms and conditions set forth hereafter; and,
WHEREAS, Owner may elect to apply and receive a grant or Joan authorized by the
1987 Amendments to the Oean Water Act, as administered by the State of Colorado, and
this Agreement conforms to Section 1030, Part 33, Title 40 of the Code of Federal
Regulations (CFR), as published in the Federal Register of March 28, 1983; and,
WHEREAS, Owner and Engineer have completed negotiation of price based on
certified cmt data submitted by the Encineer.
NOW, 11fEREFORE, Owner and Encineer qree to amend the Agreement as
follows:
l DeSCJUP110N OF PROJF..Cr
Under Article I, "Description of Project." replace the first sentence with :
Owner and Enaineer qree that the project i a described in
Exhibit A entitled "Project Description" dated Augu t 26, 1988,
amended herein, and as desc:ribed in Exhibit A ·l entitled "Project
Description" elated April 7, 1989."
Under Exhibit A, "Project Description," Article Ill, "Description of Phase lA
lmprowemen • chance the headina "Chlorination System• to "Disinfection S tem· nd
replace the first pancraph under this headina with the followina and delete the I t
paraaraph;
1'be disinfection em will inc:ot"p()r&te the use of liqu•d ium
hypochlorite and liquid sodium bisulfite. 1'be existina chlorine buildi
ll modified for use 'th the new liquid disinfection em."
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Under Exhibit A. "Project Description; Article V, "Engineering Stages, • "Stage 3
Equipment Prepurchase; replace the paragraph with the following:
One set of equipment prepurchase specifications and contract
documents shall be prepared covering all aspects of the Phase lA
project. Delivery of major equipment components will be coordinated
with the construction contract to eliminate handling and storage by the
Owner. Manufacturer's fabrication drawinp shall be reviewed by the
Engineer during the design period. Details specific: to the prepurc:based
equipment shall be incorporated into Project lA engineered plans.
Under Eabibit A. "Project Description, • Artide VI, "Project Schedule; replace
project lA-1 and project IA-2 and their respective completion dates with the following:
"Project lA July 31, 1990"
D. SCOPB OF ENGINEERING SBRVICES
Under Article II, "Scope of Engineering Servic:es," Paraaraph A. ,.,anned
&p~eeri,. Services, • add the following the second sentence:
En&ineer qrees to perform additional tasks described in Ex.hibit
8-1 entitled "Scope or Enaineeri .. Services; dated April 7, 1989."
Under Ex.hibit 8, "Scope or Planned f!ncineeri.. Serviees, • delete all product
deUver.baa and deadlines re1alcd to Project 1A-1 and replace all references to Project 1A·
2 with Praject 1A. Delete redundant 2.17 Coordination Oect. 2.1 nact
C. · and 2.19 ract Docume
IV. Al.TI1tOaiZA110N. P1t0CJ1tESS, AND (X)Mft.B'I'I()N
Prftll-and OM!..... add the followtlllll
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V. OOMPBNSATION
Wherever the words "Exhibit B; occur, change to "Exhibits B and 8-t:
XVD. BFPBC'I1VE DAlE
This Amendment No. 1 to Ap"eement shall be effective on and (rom the day and
year fint above written.
Under Exhibit C. "Compensation. • add a third parapaph to the preamble as follows:
Estimated level of effort by project task and labor
catqory for serviees described in Exhibit 8-t are itemized in
Table C-3. Total labor costs (time related charaes plus
cwert.ad). direct eapenses and faed fee are summarized at the
boctom of Table c-r
Under Edlibit C. ~ • Article IV Vaed Fee,• replace the first sentence
with the loUowiftl=
nc fDed fee for the total time and eapense
coa~pe..aioa lhaJI be $199,633 for the work described in
Exhibit Band $39.272 for the work described in Exhibit B-1 ,
for • toeal CDIIbad filed fee of S23A,9QS .•
c. "Cofttpc-lion," Ankle v, -.Jmitation of Coil and lime,"
'"l!llllllilllllll 8" occur, c::haftte 10 -&hibits Band 8-t" and repl8cc the fira
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Engineer and the Owner do hereby execute thi s
Amendment No. 1 to the Agreement.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
CITY OF I.JTI1.ETON
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81-CITY WASmWAffiR TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS
EXHIBIT A-1
PROJECI' DF.SCRIP110N
This exhibit presents a description of the proposed Phase 1 B facilities recommended
for early implementation in the Odor Manqement Study Letter Report dated February 15,
1989. 1bese improvements will help to minimize odor production hy modifying existing
sludae detention in the primary clarifiers, sludse pumpina facilities, and by providing a new
dedicated sludae thickening system. Treatment plant components included under
Amendment No. 1 are described in the following parqraphs.
Ill. DESCRIPTION OF ODOR MANAGEMmiT IMPROVEMENTS
The Owner desires to proceed with design, construction, and start-up of four Phase
18 projects selected to imprOYe odor manaaement capability. Specific treatment plant
components included under this Amendment are described in the following p ragraphs .
Dissolved air notation thickening (DAFT} units will be located in an open nrea
adjacent 10 the south ide of the e i ting digester comple . Two 45-foot diameter DAFT
will be built with a contipou equipment pllery. The DAFT t nit will be COYered for
odor containment. Foul air from the DAfT tan will be bioJocic:ally treated in adj cent
nitrifyinc tridtlint filters before it i rete d t the tmosphere. Thickened lucfae r 0 I
will be immed from the rf ce nd pumped 10 th ' ened Judge mixinatank at the
di ter complea. The thickener liquid emucnt ( nt) will flow out o( the 1 n vi a
bmeraed orirtce collection em. bnatant will be returned by gravity flow t the plant
he Bottom · primarily t nd heavy · will he re~ nd
pu 1 e • tin grit tulndli Itt ' located at the plant hellehiiOf'ltS.
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The DAFf tanks will be provided with pressurization pumps, air compressors, and
two dissolution tanks. The two air dissolution systems shall be designed to operate together
to provide the required air-to-solids ratio at peak day sludge production. At the design
averqe daily sludge now, only one dissolution tank and pressurization pump will be in
operation; the other dissolution tank and pressurization pump will be a standby. Under
normal operation, the air dissolution system will operate using subnatant for the pressurized
now stream. A polymer feed system will be provided to permit one dissolution system to
thicken the peak day sludge loading in the event the standby dissolution system is out of
service.
Each primary clarifier will be provided with one sludge and one scum pump. One
spare pump will be provided as a standby for each type of service . Replacement of units
requirina maintenance or repair with the spare pumps will preclude the need for piping
manifolds, simplifying pump station operation and maintenance . The c-.1pacity of the new
pumps will allow continuous removal of primary sludge as it is collected in the center
hopper. For safety and corrosion considerations, the pumping station ventilation system will
be uiJIFBded to a minimum of IS air chanses per hour in both the ground noor and pit
floor areu. In addition, all existina scrubbing equipment will be removed from the ground
noor level
Modifications to the exi ting noor drain system include enlarging the exi ting ump,
providin& anolher sump pump, and incre ing pump discharge size from it present 2-inch
diameter. For areater nexibility, the discharge line will be rerouted from the exi ting
discharJe point in the primary clarifier Number 4 to discharge into the 5plitter box upstream
of the primary darifaers.
Primary Oarifter ModificatioN
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VII. PREIJMINARY DRAWING ES'I1MA11!
For purposes of estimating the level of effort and project documentation for the odor
rnanqement improvements, the following preliminary detailed design drawing list has been
prepared although the distribution between project elements is expected to vary, the total
estimated drawing count of 9S reftects the scope of planned engineering services as of the
date of this Amendment to Agreement.
Tpk No.
2.20
2.21
2.22
2.23
Total
Odor Manaaement Improvements
Preliminary Drawi• Estimate
PrQicct •rca
DissoiYed air flotation thickenen
Primary sludp pump station
Primary dariften
RSS system
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CITIES OF U'ffiEToN AND ENGlEWOOD
BI-CITY WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS
EXHIBIT B-1
SCOPE OF ENGINEERING SERVICES
Planned engineering services to be performed under this Amendment to Agreement
comprise, and are limited to, those specifically set fonh in this exhibit. These services are
related to the design of the Bi-City Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) improvement , as described in Exhibit A-I.
Specific detailed design work tasks to be performed by Engineer under thi Amendment to Agreement are as follows :
Talt 2.20 Diaolved Air Flotation Thic:lteners. Under thi task, de ign of two new
45-foot diameter dissolved air flotation thickening (DAfT) tank will be performed.
Facilitie for mixing and di tribution of raw primary ludge and wa te secondary ludge will
be provided. A sludge blending tank to hold thickened ludge prior to anaerobic dige tion
will be incorporated into the de ign . A conriguou equipment gallery will be provided to
house process piping. pumps, compre rs, di lution tanks, polymer feed ystem, and
related mechanical equipment . The DAFT tank will be covered and ventilated. hau 1
air from the DAFT tank will be biologically treated to remove odors prior to di harge to
almosphere . An electrical equipment building will be de igned 10 house mocor concrol
centers and electrical panel boardJ required for lhe DAFT facilitie .
Thi 1 k · h II include a 2-da tour f recently completed and fully operati nal
D FT faciliti by two members of the Di ity WWTP taff and two members of the desi n
te m . Are of potential improvement hall be identified and incorporated int the 0 foT
desi n for the Bi -ity WWTP. A letter repon ummaririn the findin of the tour hall proyided 1 the r.
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The ventilation system shall be modified to provide fresh air supply at the ground floor
level and new exhaust ducts at the perimeter of the pump room. A minimum of 15 air changes per hour shall be provided.
Tlllk 2.22 Primary Oarifier Modifieations. A gravity drain system shall be designed
to drain the existing c:larifien within a 7-hour period. New drain lines from each existing
tank shall be manifolded to one dedicated drain line disc:haraing to the plant headworks.
control c:enten. The clarifier drains shall he controlled by means of manually operated
valves or ptes. Procedures for restoring damaged conc:rete surfaces above the normal
water level shall be specified and detailed under this task.
T..t 2..2.1 RSS s,.tcm. The existing RSS wetwell shall be modified to provide
control of liquid level and rnec:hanicalsludae mixing. The exi ting RSS detention tank and
aaoc:iated feed pumps and piping located at the solids handling building shall be removed .
Existina RSS pumps located at the existing secondary sludae pump building shall be
modified to pump secondary sludae directly to the new DAFT sludge mixing and distribution structure.
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CffiES OF liiTI.ETON AND ENGLEWOOD
BI-CITY WASTEWATER nEATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS
AMENDMENT NO. 1 ffiGIHJGHTS
Diuomd Air Flotation Thidtenius Procas
Mechanically complex process.
Includes all major solids streams.
-flandles major recycle streams.
Requires many ancillary and support systems.
Involves desian in areas or the plant that were not part or the original
project, includina primary clarif.ers. primary and secondary pump
buildinp. and diaester complex.
62 enainecred DAFT drawinp. JJ retrofit drawin ror 101 I r 9
dditionaJ drawinp.
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tructiOft csumatc is S2.661 mtlllon .
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Plan and Schedules
Sections and Details
DAFT Gallery Floor Plan and Schedules
DAFT Gallery Interior Elevations
DAFT MCC Building Floor Plan
DAFT MCC Building Elevations
DAFT MCC Buildinq Interior Elevations
Drain Su•p Plan and Sections
Tank Floor Plan and Details
Sections and Details
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Drainaqe Plan
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C 0 U N C I L C 0 M M U N I C A T I 0 N
DATE
MAy 15, 1989
IIIJTIATm IY
STAFF SCIUICE
PIEYICIUS CGUIIC IL ACT 1•
None
ACYl• PIOPOSED
AIDilA ITEJI
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SUI.JECT
Director of Public Works
Kells Waggoner
Award bid for Paving District No. 33 construction.
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Bid Award for
Paving District No. 33
On Novlllber Z1, 1911, City Council approved on final reading Ordinance No. 36,
Series 1911, creating Paving District No. 33.
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The costs of Paving District No. ll il!prov-.nts are borne by the Adjacent property
o.ners through special auess.nts levltd for IIIOrk done adjacent to their proper-
ties, the Ctty of Englwood through budgeted -.les In the PIF for street and alley
lntersKtlon 1110rk, Incidental storw s._r construction, fence relocations, tree re -
110vals, englnHrlng and Inspection services, etc . The following breakdo.n and coe -
parfson of esttaattd exPiftdtturts and funding relative to tile total proj ct cost s provtd for your lnforwatton :
s t tt<f £ nd tures :
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Funding for the City's portion of Paving District No. 33 is presently available in
the PIF. Bonds are being sold for the assessable portion of the project . The as -
sess-.nt total shown above is considerably lower than the total bond sale due to the
very high volu.. of private concrete construction and extr ... ly low bid prices. Any
surplus funding fro. the salt of bonds can be utilized in redee.ing bonds at an ear -ly date.
IECCIIImeATJC*
Seven bids were received for the construction of Paving District No . 33 as follows :
Brannan Sand l Gravel Co .
Bitu.inous RoDays of Colo. Inc .
Colorado Seal l Stripe, Inc .
Douglas County Asphalt Co .
Asphalt ?aving Co.
Western Paving Construction Co.
Ki .. it Western Co.
The Engineer's esti .. tt ~s:
$522,418.75
$522,572.78
$527,452.93
$579,053.70
$601,074 .00
$638,502.45
$665,350 .20
SI06. 521. 00
We reca.end that the cCMtstruction of Paving District llo. 33 be awarded to the low
bidder, Brannan Slftd l Gravel Ca.pany in the -.Mint of $522 ,418.75.
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Brannan Sand l Gravel Ca.pany h 1 •11 -estabHshed construction ftn~. Wt have had
acceptable relltiCMtshtps wtth thea on previous projects over the years. t
Althougll ext,...ly low btds on our COftstructtOft projects are great for City bud9ets ,
they conttnue to be of .ajor cOftCorn to our EngfNOriftg S.ntces st.,f. We can as -
sure contract ca.p11uco regardless of tho proftt/loss stat•s of tho gonoral con-
tractor; however, project ... tntstratfOft and ... tnoori-v and tnspoctton sontcos
bee .. oven •re crtttcal tn thh econo.ic cH .. te . tie did have an acceptable ex -
perience with tho last pavt,. dtstrfct contractor tn a ver, ca.parablo btd sttua -
tton, and our cCMttract --..ts ,....,,.. porf..-...co, .. t .. tonuco , and p~t bond -
ing to assure us of c011tract t01Plotf011 wtthtn those bfd prices .
Please Mte that our relatively •htt~~• ... tnoor 's estt .. to ronects our contimled
belief that thoro co.ltf be sa. roco r,, and a corrospolldt-v s•rte tn t con · struction illdustr, ec at al st 1 tt
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DISTRICTCOURT. --·· -COUNTY o( ARAPt.HOB ,COLO~AI?O __
CASE NO. _lg_CY_ IS6L_ __ Di vCtRm -'---\,.i'iY : ·~ .-: L;;FiC
C,.I \~.:,..,'J...,), cs SUMMOSS (Amended)
l>ENVER METRO CONTRACTOK.S, INC.
a Colc.ado Corporation d/b/a D.M.C.
CONSTRUCI'ION,
Pl.ainurr
KUOOLP G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELLVIG,
v.a/t/a ANNA MARIA HELLYlG, lndiviGallr
and d/b/a CSARDAS HUNGARIAN
KESTAURANT, ec al. Defendant
The People olthc SlAte or Colorado
To the Def'endant(a) named •bo•e:
You are >umm or.cd an,j required to file with the clerk or this court an answer or other rcspoue to the au ached
c o mplai n t wi1hi n twe nty (20) daya alter thia 1ummona isserYed on )'Ou i n the Stale ol Colore do, or within thiuy
t lO ) ,ja y • alter t hi• >u mmon • h •crYed on y u u uuhide the State of Colorado.
If yo u f11 l to f1l e you r a n •wer or other rupon>e 10 the complaint in wrilina w ithin the applicable time pe ri od,
jud11 ment b )' def a ult may be entered aaainu )'OU by the COIIfl for the relief demanded in the complaint , wuho111
ell )' r uuh cr notice 10 )'OU .
The fullowin1 dc •c11mcnh are tl •!t•ft Yed wit h thi1 •ummo n1: Vcr ot Mcchanlca' Lien and Ulfter Relief tapcha wi
Ccrtlllu&lan Aa to Manclaec.y Arbitration
Dat e : _.6Q[!l.i.L....afg _ _ _ ________ _,"""-";;p.--..;;
Thla aummon1 Ia lulled pu,._Dt 10 Ride 4 , CRCP, u •metMied.
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D~'TRJCT COURT, COUNTY OP ARAPAHOE, STATB OP COLOR('DO
CiviJ Action No. 89 cv I s68 ' <.:ourtroom/Divlslan .._.i.._
VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR fOReCLOSURB
OP MECHANICS' LIEN AND OTHER ReLIEf
DENVER METRO CONTRACTORS, INC., a Colorado
Corpocatian, d/b/a D.M.C. CONSTRUCTION,
Plaintiff,
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MUDOLF C. HELLVIC and ANNA HELLVIC,
a/k/a ANNA MARIA liELLVIC, Individually and
d/b/a CSARDAS HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT;
THB OTY OF ENGLEWOOD, a Colorado Home
Rule City; CENTURY BANK AT BROADWAY,
a Colorado Banti,. Cor~atian, SMAlL BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION, an ency of the United States
ol Amerig; JO L. FL lNG, Public Trwtce ol
Arapahoe County, Colorado; J. J . LAY COMPANY,
INC'., a Colorado Corporation, and AlL OTHBR
PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THB
SUBJEO PROPERTY,
Delendant._
COMES NOW t he P la inti tf, b y a nd t hrou&h coun sel, LAW OFF ICES OP PA UL B.
RODDEN, a nd for iu Vcr tftcd ompl .a in t lo r t-'orcclosure o l Mc c"ntcs• Li en and Other Rel ict stat es and .a lle&u u follows:
C ERAL AlLEC A TIONS
r . That the Ph1inttff, 0 · VER ~ETRO 0 TR ACTORS, I C., is a Colorado
Corpor t•on (I.J/b/a O.M. . COo 'S1 R CTIO I Wtth 1U principal plac f buslne s at l 1 b
· th tr ce Strecr, lc , 0 11 0, nd '' "' the business of ov d1 scrv cu nd
m teri Is 1n t c UriiCt bustncss u a General Contractor.
reputed
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EAST So FEET OF LOTS ~s AND ~. BLOCK 1,
l:.NIL'OOD ADDITION TO ENGLE\\'000,
COUNTY OF AAAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORApo
4· That Defendants RUDOLF G. HELLVJG and ANNA HEq.VJG, individually and
as owners of CSARDAS HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT, entered intq a contract with the
Plaintiff dated July 15, 1988 which provided for the remodeling of the premises located
on the Subject Property, owned, and occupied by the~ Dcfendar,u. A copy of this
Contract is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and provided lor a mir1imum stipulated sum
of S179,100.JI1 and abo provided that if "allowances" as indicated in the Contract
totalling S179.~.JI were nceeded, the owner would be liable for " ••• any additional costs over" the stipulated sum.
S· That Defendant CITY OF ENGLEWOOD may have an irJterest in the Subject
Property pursuant to Resolution Number 38, Series of 1918, recorded with the Cleric and
Recorder of Arapahoe County in Boolc 5411, at Paae 666 (Receptic;n No. 199I07S). This
Resolution approves "the encroachment of an uistina arched colum'l line attached to and
hangina from an uistina root" on real property commonly known u 349S South Broadway,
Enalewood, Colorado 10110, wh ic h property is at iuue in this ma1 ter.
6. That Defendant CENTURY BANK AT BROADWAY, Is a Colorado Banking
Corporation with its primary place of business currently located at 100 East Mineral
Avenue, Littleton, Colorado lou~. CENTURY SANK'S interest In the Subject Property
appcarina o( record with the Clerk and ~ecorder of Arapahoe Ccourlty, Colorado is u follows:
a. DEED OF TRUST, SECURITY AGREEMEN T and FINANCING
STATEMENT filed of record on Auaust u, 19111 1n &ole" SSIO, at Paae 031
tRecept ion No. JOOJ7I6), sec uring a Prom luory Note In the •mount of S)lo,ooo.oo
&iven by RUDOLF G . HELLVIG, ANNA HELLVIG a/'«/a ANNA MAHJA HEllVIG and
CSARDAS HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT;
b. CO DITION AL ASSIG MENT OF RENTS recorded on August u, 19 in
Book SS IO, at l'a~:e 0 44 lReception No. 30037 7), exe cuted by t.:DOLF G. HELLVIG
and AN A H LLVIG and CSARD AS HUNGARIAN RESTAU T to further secure
the h•o,ooo.oo Prom issory ote;
c. OTI E BY l>ISB fl ·H recorded on AuGH t u, 9 in ss•o, at
Pa e OS 1 tl cccpuon No. )OOJ790J in wh•ch 1;.. Tt.JRY OA K AT 8H0AO A Y is
indicated to be the l>•$burur ot rhe pr eeds ot rhe S110, onstruction Loan pre •ously incite ud;
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CENTURY HANK AT BROADWAY is also, as indicated in 6(c) above, the Disburser
of construction monies on the Subject Property pursuant to C.R,S. )8-u-u6 and is
subject to all rights, duties and obligations contained In the Gervral Mechanics' Lien Statutes contained at C.R.S. )8-U-IOI et seq.
7· That Defendant SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, is an Agency of the
United States Government and has a record interest in the Subject Property by way of
the DEED OF TRUST recorded with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe County on
November ~l. 1988 in Book SS79, at Page 4o6, mentioned in 6(e) above.
8. That Defendant, JO L. FLEMING may claim an interes~ in said property by
reason of being Public Trustee of Arapahoe County in the following Deeds of Trust of
record with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe County, ColoradQ in this matter:
a. DEED OF TRUST, SECURJTY AGREEMENl and FINANCING
STATEMENT filed of record on Auausc 33, 1911 in Hook ss1o, at Paac OJ3 (Reception No. lOOJ716)a and
b. DEED OP TRUST (PARTICIPATION) recorded November ~3. 1981 in
Book SS79, at Paac 406 (Reception No. JOJSJJ6).
9· That Defendant, J. J. LAY COMPANY, INC., is a Colorado Corporation with
ita principal place of lx.oslneu at JIJO S. Plano River Drive, Englcvood, Colorado louo
and wu a Sub-Contractor pcr(ormina work on the Subject Prclpcrty. This Defendant may
claim an interest in the property by virtue of the followina documents ncordcd with the Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe County:
a. STATEMENT OP LIEN recorded on December u, ,911 in Boot SS99, at
Page 6h (Reception No. J044U9) In the principal amount o $17,115.00& and
b. MECHANIC'S LIEN CLAIMANT'S NOTICE TO DISBURSER recOfded on
January 19, 1989 In Book s6t6, at Page 793 (Reception No. JOS1JII).
10. Venue Is proper herein pursuant to Rule 9 of the Colorado Rules of Ci~•l Procedure and .R .S. ) -U ·IIO.
FIRS LAIM FOR A.ELIEP
MECHANI ' LIEN ~aOSUA.B
H. t r h to rc incor ted rc n by ref ere t.
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14-That said Construction Improvements supplied by Plaintiff, were ordered by the
owners of the Subject Property or their agents in the construction of improvements upon said property.
15. That all of the Subject Property is necessary for the convenient use and
occupation of the improvements for which said Construction lmprovCj.ments were supplied.
16. That within the time permitted by the Colorado Mechanics' Lien Statute,
C.R.S. Section }1-zZ-101 et seq., as amended; Plaintilf duly serve~ Notice of Intent to
File a Lien Statement upon the owners of the property. Thereafter, said Lien Statement
was filed for recording with the Arapahoe County Clerk and Recyrder on February 7,
1989 in Book s6zl, at paae 4Z6 meception No. 3057904). A copy pf the recorded Lien
Statement is attached hereto as Exhibit ''8".
17. That Defendants RUDOLF G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELLVIG are the owners or
repYted owners of the followin1 described property and improve"\ents situated in the COunty of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, to wit:
EAST So FEET OF LOTS zs AND Z6,
BLOCK 1,
ENWOOD ADDITION TO ENGLEWOOD,
COUNTY OF AHAPAHOE,
STATE OP COLORADO
11. That all of the remalnina Defendants may claim an int,:rcst in said property
by rcuon of documents ol record wuh the Clerk and Hccordu of Arapahoe COunty u
indicated in the General Allcaat iona contained in this Complaint.
19. ~t there is due PlaintiH the principal sum ol S35,l74. s plus nterest at z4Jif.
per month on the unpatd balance, t ether wuh the costs o( this action ncludina the
recordint of the Mechanics' Lien Statement, the recordina of a l.js Pendent, and other
cosu includina the pYrchase ol a lten Foreclosure Guarantee <:;ertattcatc reasonably
incurred by the Plaintiff, u well 11 attorney feu and other cost, allo able by law or spcctfic acrccmcnt.
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•e hani a' L en upon aid rc I property and
ht, tule, uHercst or f ll tm o f any and all
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~~. That Plaintiff fully performed all of its obliaations under the Contract
desc:ribcd herein and attached hereto as Exh1bit NA".
~l· That Defendants RUDOLF G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELl.VIG, individually and
in their capacity as owners of CSARDAS HUNGARIAN RESTAUMNT, committed a
material breach of said Contract by failina to pay as aarced the to(al principal sum due.
~4. That said Contract provided, inter alia, for interest at the rate of a% per
month on the unpaid balance.
~s. That as a direc:t and proximate result ot breach aforesa <1, Plaintiff has been
damanscd in the principal amount of ~JS,874·1S together with intertst at the rate of ~'16
per month since completion and its costs and attorney fees rca,aooably incurred and
recoverable by aarecmcnt or statute.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays for a Jud;mcnt to enter in itt favor aaainst
Defendants RUOOLP G. HELLVJG, ANNA HELLVJG, and CSo\RDAS HUNGARIAN
RESTAURANT, In the principal amount of S)5,174·•S plus Interest ~t •" per month from
the date of completion, plus cosu, expert witness fees, and reuona~le attorney fees and
other cosu allowable by law or aarecmenta and for such other and further relief 11 this
Court deems just and proper.
THIRD aAM FOR RELIEP
ACCOUNT
a6. Puaaraphs I throuah as arc incorporated herein by rdFtCnce.
17. Dcfcndanta RUDOLF G. HELLVJG and ANNA HELL\IG d/b/a CSARDAS
HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT owe Plamtllf S15,l74·aS accordina to the in voice attached
hereto, marked aa hh•bit "C• and incorporated herein by thi s rc~frence.
WHEREFORE, Pla in tiff prays that j~mcn t enter in iu fav(of aaainst Defendants
RUDOLF G. HELLVIC and A NA HELLVIC .I/b/a CS AllDA HUNG';klAN RESTAURANT
in the principal amount ol Su. 74.as toacther with interest at a per month unul paid;
cons, expert witncu fees, and any ~nc.l all attorney fees allow blc ~y law or aarccment;
and for such other and further rchd u the Coutt deems jusr •"'\ proper.
OURTH CLAI\t FOil R llEF
QUANTUM M k IT ANO AHTUM VAL 8Atff
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)O. Pursuant to the Doctrines of Quantum Meruit and Quantum Valebant,
Defendants RUDOLF G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELLVIG d/b/a CS~RDAS HUNGARIAN
RESTAURANT are Indebted to the PlaintiU for the uncompensate_d value of labor and materials provided. ·
)1. The worth or value 11 aforesaid is no less than SJS,f74·as and may well exceed this amount.
)a. Ddendants RUDOLF G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELL\'IG d/b/a CSARDAS
HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT have failed and refused to pay for the value of thcae improvements after repeated demand•.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays this Honorable Court for Judame11t aaainst Defendants
RUDOLF G. HELLVIG and ANNA HELLVIG d/b/a CSAHDAS HUNG~RIAN RESTAURANT
in an amount adequate to compensate It for the reuonable value of Its material• and
labor includl,. interest, coati and attorney lees aa allowed by Ia~.
FIFTH CLAIM FOR Ra.IEP
UNJUST ENRICHMENT
)). Paraaraphs 1 thro&ch ).J are incorporated herein by refF=rence.
l4· That Plaintiff has provided labor, services and materials which have bestowed a very real benefit upon che Subject Property.
JS. That Plalntill rea~e~nably relied upon assurances that It would be paid for Its work and materials.
)6. That Defendants will be unjustly and unfairly enriched by the labor, services
and materials aupplled by the Plaintiff to the r.openy unleas j~mcnt is awarded apinn
them and each of them tor the rea~e~nab e value ot Plaintllt'' labor, services and materia II.
\\IHEREFORE, Plaint•U prays for jucfsmcnt to enter afalnst ~ach Odcndant in an
amount rcpresentiftt the value by which each Ddcndanta owneeship interest In the Sub~ct Property hu been Increased by the labor, serviCes and ma~rials provided by the
Plaintiff, for •ntereu, costs and attorney feu u provided by law r., asreement, and for
such other and furthu reid as the Court deems just and proper.
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VBRIPICA TION
STATB OP COLORADO )
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CITY AND COUNTY OP DENVER )
I, I:Srent Pettersen, President ol DENVER METRO CONTilACTORS, INC., a
Colorado Corporation d/b/a D.M.C. CONSTRUCTION, swear a~ aftirm that the
statements contained in the foreloina VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR FOitECLOSURB Of
MECHANICS' LIEN AND OTHE ltELIEF are true and correct fO the best ol my knowlecfac and belief.
Dated this ff day ot April, •tlt-
DINVBR MI!TRO a»nRAC10RS, INC.,
a Colorado CGrDoratian 4/b/a M.C.
CONSTRUC'TION .....
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SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this ~day ot April, t91t. by Brent
Pettersen, President of DENVER METRO CONTRACTORS', INC., a c:!olcMado Corporation d/b/a D.~t.C. CONSTRUCTION.
Witness My Hand and Official Seal.
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MEMO
'1'0: !·tayor Van Dyke
t-tembers of Englewood City Council
FROM: Rick DeUitt, City Attorney
DATE: Hay 9, 1989
RB: Insurance Issues of the BiCity Plant.
After extensive research and consideration, the results of
which have just recently come in, we may have a contractual
obligation to comDence suit against our former and current
insurance carriers with reference to Lowry Liability.
Although I would prefer to have th s ~atter decided at a
later date, w are unfortunately in a lituation where we must
proceed in order to pre1erve our rights under contract. Pursu nt
to contract th r is on year statute of i ita ions fro
notice . \:it!'\ thh issue e mua proceed quickly.
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Civil Action No. 87 CV 755; Division 4 ·~~ r · .• :1 :. : •• J
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FWDII~GS AND ORDER ON PLAINTIFF'S !-tOTION FOR SIDU!ARY JU~~NT ------------------------------------------------------------------
CITY OF EHGLEWOOD, a Colorado Home Rule corporation,
Plaintiff,
v.
FIRE AND POLICE PEnSION ASSOCLo\TION,
Defendant.
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Upon consideration of the Plaintiff's J1otion for Sw:unary
Judgment, Fire and Police Pension Association's Response to
Englewood's lfotion for Summary Judgcent and the exhibits attached
thereto, and the Reply and the afficavit attached thereto, this court finds:
Englewood, as an eoployer, associated with the Fire and
Police Pension Association, F .P .P .A., for the ourpose of providing
a pension for its employees . On January 1, 1986, Englewood
withdrew the New Hire Police Officers froo the pension plan.
Th e F .P .P .A. returned soee employer contr ibutions to Englewood.
The F .P .P .A. do not, however, return the contribution oade by
Englewood on behalf of p ersons no longer employed on the date
the city withdrew fro~ the p nsion.
The plaintiff ar u s that the F .?.? .A. is required to return
th contribution it oade on behalf of e~loy es who were not
working on the date the city withdrew. The plaintiff cites
31-10-1003(2)(b)(V)(A) for the prO?Osltion that: the F .?.P.A .
is r quir d to r turn all contributions r.ad by an e • loyer.
on
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b retain d by F .P .P .A.
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The stat ut e r elied on by t he plaintiff states. "within
six months from the e f fective da te of withdrawal, the associat i on
shall refund to the e mp loyer all e mployer and member contribut i ons
in its custody , to geth er '•i t h ""the net earnings of such funds ."
C .R.S. 31-30-1003(2)(b)(V)(A). (Emphasis added) Under the
rules of statutory cons t r uction , the words of a statute shall be
construed according to the rule s of grammar and common usage .
C.R .S . 2-4-101 ; Harding v . Industrial Comm, 183 Colo . 52, 515
P . 2d 95 (1973). Th e como on usage of the word "all" is "the
whole amount." See. Webster's Third New International Di c tionary
1961. Using theC'O=on us ag e of "all," the s t a tute require s t h e
association to refund th e e nti r e am oun t of the employ er's cont ri -
bution whi ch i nclude s t ho se cont r i b u t i ons made by t he e ~l oy er
on b eh alf of persons no longe r employe d on the date of withdra'<lal .
Un der 31-30-lOOS(l)(i) the board has the power t o make
r u l es as a re necessary to icplement the provisions of statutes
dealing with merrhers' benefits. Under the auspices of their rule
making author ity, the board adopted Rule 401.22
F.P.P.A . 's Rule 401.22 states that the "F.P.P.A. shall
refund to the emoloyer : a) Eoployer and member contributions
remitted to F.P .~.A. on behalf of all new hire police officers
and/or firefighters '•ho are employed by the employer on the
effective date of the withdrawal ... " This rule e xcludes those
contributions cade by the ecployer for the employees who are no longer employed .
The rule promulgated by the F .P.P .A. has modified the statute
by excluding one category of contributions. The oodification is
in contravention to the statute which include• all employer contributions.
inc:l~de the
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Both parties have agreed that the contributions that have
yet to be refunded total ~36,765.04. The parties, however, have
been unable to agree as to the amount of the net earnings.
According to statute the board makes the determination as to the
amount of net earnings based upon the formula provided. C.R.S .
31-30-1003(2)(b)(V)(A).
Order Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment granted.
Judgment to enter for the plaintiff and against the defendant
upon the ~rita of the claim. Judgment shall remain open for the
determination of the amount of net earnings .
Done this 2 7th day of April, 1989.
BY lHE CO URT :
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Dis tric t Cou rt Judge
xc : John R. Olsen , Esq.
C. Thomas Bastien, Esq.
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CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
I hereby certify that on the Zbth day of A'BZ.Il-,
1989, copies of the foregoing Find~i-n·g~.~.-n~d~Order on Plaintiff's
Motion for Summary Judgment were deposited in the u.s. Mail,
postage prepaid, addressed •• follows:
Daniel L. Brotzman, Esq.
Assistant City Attorney
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
c. Thomas Bastien, Esq.
P.O. Box 1300235
Denver, Colorado 10203
John R. Olsen, Esq.
City Attorney
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
William Morris, Esq.
Two DTC
5290 DTC Parkway
Englewood, Colorado 80111
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CIIDINANCE NO.
SERIES OF 198-9-
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BY AlJl'IJCRIT'l
A BILL FCR
OXJOCIL BILL NO.
INl'ROOOCED BY a:Ui:n.
MEMBER-----
AN CIIDINANCE AOOIN> TITLE 5, OiAPTER 3A, SEX:I'ICN 11, TO 'lliE ENiLEHXD
MJNICIPAL CCDE 1985, PROVIDm:i FCR THE PAYJ-lrNI' OF A FINE m LIEU OF
SUSPmSIOO OF A LICUR LicmSE.
t-lHDU:AS, the Colorado state legislature has aaended C.R.S. Section
12-42-110 to provide for the inp:sition of fines by liquor licensing
authorities in lieu of suspension of a liquor license; and
WHE:RF.AS, the Englewood Local Licensing Authority desires to have the
option of inp:sing a fine in lieu of suspension of a liquor license;
tOol, THElU:FCJU:, BE IT C!m.'-Th"m BY 'mE Cl'l'Y CXXJNCIL a' 'lliE CIT'l a'
nG.D«XXX, ~. n!AT:
Section 1. Title 5 , Olapter 3A, section 11, Englf!\oiOOd 1-lln..icipal Q)de
1985, is hereby added as follows:
5-3A-11: ~ITICll OF Fn:E IN LIEU OF SUSPmSIOO:
A. ~ the Licensing Authority suspenCls a retail li~ for
fourteen uys or leu, the licensee may, before the operative date of
the wr,?enSion, pnitio."l fer permission to p.y a fine in lieu of
hav nq h • license suspended for all or part of the suspension per od.
recei?t of ~ petition, the Licensing Author ty may, in ts eole
dilc:retion, s ay the prop:sed ien to e.a eny investigation to
ich it desirable and fMY, in its eole dilc:retion,
the ition if it is satisfied:
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B. If the Licensing Authority makes the findings required in Subsection
A. above, the anount of the fine ~ shall be equivalent to bolenty
percent (2~) of the licensee's estimated gross revenues frau sales of
alcoholic beverages &n-ine; the period of the proposed suspension;
except that the fine shall not be less than two hundred cbllars
C$200.00) nor l'l'Ore than five thousand cbllars ($5,000.00). Pa}'1111!nt of
the fine s."W.l be in the foiJII of cash or a certified check or
cashier's check made payable to the Englewood Local Licensing
Authority. Upon paynent of the fine, the Licensing Authority shall
enter an order permanently staying the ~itiat of the 5\lSpensiat.
c. If the Licensing Authority cbea not make the findings ~in
SUbsectiat A. above and does not order the suspensiat pemlanently
stayed, the suspensiat shall go into effect at the cperatiw date set
by the Licensing Authori ty.
IntrociJced, read in full, and pasHd at first reading at the of ____ , 1989. -
Published u a Bill for an Ckdinance at the day of ----1989. --
Pa triCia H. Crow, City clertt
I , Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of fnil.wcod , Colorlado ,
heRby oertity that the .tlow and f 1ng ia a true oapy of a till for an ~. in~, read in full' and puMd at first r'Hdin9 at the
_day of , 1989 .
P lcli H. CroW
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SERIES OF 1989--
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BY AUTHORIT'i
A BilL FeR
OOJNCU. BilL NO.
IN'.mODOCED BY OOJNCn.
Mrl1BER ------
AN CR>INANCE SUBMI'IT!Ni ro A VCYl'E OF 'mE QUALIFIED ~ OF 'mE CIT'i OF
ENiL&OJO, CClU:JUWO, AT THE REX>ULAR t-IJNICIPM. EI.B:TICN ro BE HELD NOVEMBER 7,
1989, A PROPOSED .Al·!El~:ENI' TO 'mE ~ OF 'mE CIT'i OF ElGDOD, SEX:TICN
128 OF ARTICLE XIV, PROVIDING FeR 'niE GRANTnl; OF FRANCHISES BY CJIDINANCE.
~\HERFAS, Article XIV, Section 128, Hc:n! Rule Olarter of City of
~1ewood, provides that no franchise shall be granted except upon a special
election called for that purpose; and
\~, the City Council deems it in the best interest of the City to
arrend the Olarter to eliminate the costly and tiJne....conslning procedlres now
required to grant a franchise;
OCW, 'I'JiEREF'(;RE, BE IT CIIDAINED BY THE CIT'i CXXJNCn. OF 'mE CIT'i OF
~. CCLC:RAOO, 'niAT:
Sectiion 1. 'n'lere i s hereby sul::r1\itted to the qualified electors of the
City of Englewood, Colcrado, a t the rec;ular 11\lnicipal election to be held on
Nallelrber 7, 1989 , a prop::: sed . n<h!nt to the 0\arter of the City of Englewood
AS foll010 :
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And each elector voting at said election and desirous of votinq for or against
said amen&ent shall indicate his choice by depressinq the appropriate counter
of the voting machine 'Which indicates the word "For" or "Against" or by the
appropriate marking upon paper ballots, \otlere used.
Section 3. 'nle proper officials of the City of Qlqlewood shall give
notice of said regular llllnicipal election, ltdch notice shall be published in
the manner and for the length of tine required by law, and the ballots cast at
such electioo shall be canvassed and the result ascertained, determined, and
certified as required by law.
Intrcxlx:ed, read in full, and puMd oo first readinCJ oo the __ day of
____ , 1989.
Publi.twd u a Bill for .n Ordinance oo the __ day of ____ , 1989.
Attest:
Patricia H. Crow, City clerk
I, Patricia H. Crow, City Clerk of the City of l!hglewood, Colorado,
henby certify the llbcw is a true ocpy of a Bill for Ill~.
int:rocb:led, r..d in tull, 11\d puMd a\ first rHd.1niJ a\ the ~ of ___ , lt89. --
Patrlda H. Crow
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DA,,D W , "0 881WS
•o ei:"T r . MILL
KAAI:NA .• T O Me
1110~0 L . "'1LGOX
M.AAIIC .J . ~'A Oh l: ..
._'tWDY M , e LOCN
DAV'IDJt.P'I H C
Gra n t Th o rnton
1660 Lincoln Street
S u i t e 260 0
Denver, Co l o r ad o 80264
Dear Sirs:
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HILL & ROBBINS, P .C .
100 IILA.KE S T"CE.T B C ILOINO
144 1 E I OHTE.ENTll S T "EET
D I:N'V'E ... COLORADO aoao a
April 28, 1989
TEUP'"OJil C
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Re : Request for Ihforaation
Concerninq Littleton/!nqlevood
li-city Wastewater Treatment
Plant, tbe Joi nt Venture of the
Cities of Littleton and !nqlevood
In accordance with the request of Mr. Williaa D. Todd,
Deputy Finance Director for the City of Littleton, I aa prov dinq
you with a description and evaluation of certain tters to Which
this law fira has substantive attention on behalf ot the 81-City
Wastewater Treatm nt Pl n Joint Ventur in he fora ot le9al
consul ation or represent& ion. Hy r sponse is effective as ot the d e ot this let er.
Grant Thornton
April 28, 1989
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assets and amounts due to this firm for services rendered whether
said amounts are billed or unbilled.
A. Pending or threatened litigation.
1. Lowry Landfill Superfund case. The Cities have
been identified as •Potentially Responsible Parties• under the
Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability
Act of 1980 (Pub. L. 96-510) (•CERCLA•) involving the Lowry
Landfill operation in Arapahoe County, Colorado. The Lowry
facility has been designated as a Superfund site on the National
Priority List (•NPL•) and the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (•EPA•) has sought to identify any entity, agency, person,
or party who has utilized that landfill facility in the past.
The EPA has suggested that the Cities have placed digested sewage
sludge at the Lowry facility during the period under considera-
tion. The cleanup activities at the Lowry facility are in the
initial stages and no lawsuit has yet been filed against the
Cities; however, they have been notified under the appropriate
statutes of their pending status as potentially responsible parties.
The Supervisory Coaaittee of the Plant has authorized this
office to work with the City Attorneys of the Cities of Englewood
and Littleton to insure that a full and complete defense of the
Cities is presented. Initially, the Cities participated with
Clean Sites, Inc., an environ ental organization seeking to
achieve the cleanup of the site without the necessity of ext n-
sive and expensive litigation. In addition, we sought o con-
vince EPA th t the C ties are not potentially respo nsible p rties
within the aning of CERCLA an should be eli inated fro hat
list. H r, hose ef!or s have b en unsucc ss!ul o d
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April 28, 1989
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On June 20, 1988, the EPA issued special notice letters to
28 potentially responsible parties, including the Bi-City Plant,
inviting them to negotiate an Administrative Order on Consent
•(Administrative Order•) to perform or finance a remedial
investigation/feasibility study (•RI/FS•) for a Shallow Ground-
water and Subsurface Liquids Operable Unit (•Shallow Ground Water
ou•)· at the I.;owry Landfill. (Operable units are defined areas of
study designated by EPA.) On December 6, 1988, ten special
notice recipients known as the Lowry Coalition, including the Bi-
City Plant, entered into an Administrative Order with the EPA and
agree1 to evaluate the nature and extent of the threat, if any,
presented by the release or threatened release of hazardous
substances, pollutants or contaminants from the waste media into
the shallow ground water and to evaluate remedial alternatives,
at a total cost of approximately $7 million. Of that amount, the
Bi-City Plant's share has been capped at an amount not to exceed
$200,000.00. The Lowry Coalition also agreed to construct and
maintain a command post at the Lowry Landfill site, to manage
wastes generated at the site and to collect additional Phase II
data. The Shallow Ground Water OU is scheduled to be completed
in three years and will be used as a basis for determining what
remedial action will be taken at Lowry Landfill. While the
avoidance of all liability remains an ultimate goal,
Englewood/Littleton elected to participate in the Shallow Ground
Water ou because it provides an opportunity to influence what
remedial action will be taken at the site. This should, in turn,
help deter ine the amount or degree of liability for Potential Re sponsible Parties.
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April 28, 1989
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Based on the Cities' compliance with the terms of the Order
and assuming that efforts to improve the Pretreatment Program are
continued, the Administrative Order and future investigations
concerning the Program by EPA should not give rise to contingen-cies.
3. The Cities continue to participate with the
Colorado Dapartaent of Health, the u.s. Geologic Survey, the u.s.
Environmental Protection Agency, the Denver Regional Council of
Governments, and others in investigations of the South Platte
River. These investigations are intended to insure that the
Cities do not violate any applicable ~ater quality laws. These
investigations are cooperative in the nature and will not, in and
of themselves, give rise to contingencies.
B. Unasserted Claias or Assessaents.
I aa unfaailiar with the applicable requirements of •state-
ment of Financial Accounting Standard No. 5.• Other than the
foregoing matters, I •• unaware of any additional unasserted
claims or assessaents that might be brought against the Plant.
In sc stating, my response is limited to the scope of ay know-
ledge in ay contract capacity to the Cities.
With respect to the •other Mattera• regarding which informa-
tion is requested, I have no information about any financing
statements filed under the Uniform co ... rcial Code or any other assignaent of the City's assets.
The amount due to this fira as of the April 15, 1919 state-~ent is $10,140.75.
I hope this inform tion is satisfactory for your purposes.
DW'R/MJ"W/ j 1 v
cc: Williaa D. Todd
S u Fonda
Larry Berkowi a
ek DeWitt I • •
Unit•d Stotts
Department of
Agriculture
An imal and
Plant Huhh
lnspKtion
Service
Mr • Rick DIPW i t t
Attorn•y at Law for thiP
City of En;l•wood
3400 South Elati
Engl•wood, CO 90110
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An imal Damage
Control ADC Weuern Regional Office
P .O . Box 25268
Denver, CO 80225
I am • biolo;ist for th• U.S. D•partm•nt of Agricultur•, APHIS,
Animal Dam•~• Control, and hav• r•sponsibility to control
woodpiPckiPr dam•;• to homiPs. WoodpiPCkiPrs, on th• •v•r•;•, caus•
S300 in dam•;• wh•n th•y put hol•s in • buildin;. Th• authority
to conduct th••• control activitiiPs com•• from th• Mi;ratory Bird
Act of 1913; th• Rural D•v•lopm•nt, Agricultur• and R•l•t•d
A;•nciiPs Appropriations Act; and th• u.s. Fish L Wildlif• SIPrviciP.
Th• purpos• of this lett•r is to diPscribe th• control t•c nlqu•s
I will • ploy, and to ;et your agr••ment to do so In t • C of
En;lewood. After r•c•lving a complaint of woodp•c er da •;e, I
do • f 1Pld nv•stlg ation and plan a stratiPgy to r••olv• t •
probl•m. My e PIPri•nc• has b•en that harassing thiP offiPnd ng
woodPIPCkiPrC•l can b• laborious, e o•ns • and ost of en
unsucc•ssful. I • de elopl n; al erna e control • ocss And •
possibly • s s that I may ha e o use • Pellet n af l cannot captur• t e b rdtsl.
I will try o e-trao he b rd(s), us
terrl oral call, and a st n •t, or by
hole. Af e~ hiP birdCsl s/ar• caug
ar ed •~d r el oc at•d. Jf these cap ur•
da age con l ••· •• • I•• re or t, 1
You~ co~~ r o~ would biP •oor•ct •t•d b
no •o-~•r• 'n En l• ooo , no J w uld
• •oo • o •sibl•· PI•••• con a c • ro
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May 15, 1989 City Council Study Session:
Items sent to Council in packets:
1. Denver Metro Contractors, vs. CSARDAS Hungarian
Restaurant and City of Englewood need permission to defend.
2. Hazardous Materials Routes -Routes from State Highway Department.
J. I nsurance I ss ues of th e Bi City Plant -your memo 5 /9 /89
4. Wa s tewater Util i ty Ord i nance -Changing City Code f o r
penalty a s s et by Federal legi s lat ion.
Items in Re d Ro p e t o be handed out:
1. Le t ter from Dav id Robbins 4 /28 /8 9 Concerni ng: Request
tor information Conce r ning BiCi ty Pl a nt.
2. Judge Turelli 's Findings an d Or de r FPPA.
3. Letter f r om Dave Hayes US Department o f Agr icul tu r e
5 /2 /89 Reg a rding: Woodpeckers in Eng lewoo d
4 . Draf Ordinance -Add i ng Title 5, Chapter J A, Section 11
-Pro viding f e r par-ent of • fine in lieu of susp nsion o f l i quo r license .
5. Drat Ordin nc -Pro posed ~n nt to Charter -
c ion 128 o f Ar i cle XIV -Pro viding for granting of Frenc h s s by o rdi nanc es.
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TO: Al Stanley, Acting Police Chief
Chris Olson, Acting Fire Chief
PROM: Rick DeWitt, City Attorney
DATB: May 3, 1989
RB: Hazardous Materials Routes.
Attached is a copy of the State Police designated hazardous materials routes.
Attachment
cc: City Council
Roger Fraser, City Manager
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COLORADO
DEPAA'NENT OF
PUBLIC SAFElY
April 28, 1989
To All Colorado Sheriffs, Chiefs of Pollee, and Fire Chiefs:
The Colorado State Patrol hu adopted rulea designating routea for the
transportation of haurdoua matarlala by motor vehicle under the
provlalona of Title «3, Article 1, C.A.S., q amended.
Rule HMA I provides a narrative list of the designated routea and Ia
found In Code of Colorado Regulations, I CCA 1507·7. A copy of th is
rule Ia attached. The State Patrol Is uklng for your anlatance In
providing these route dtalgnatlone and related Information to your
mtmbe,. and auoc:latea aa deemed appropriate .
The designation of these routes will become effectiv e Aprn 30, 1111. The
Patrol will provide a three·month grace period to allow Industry tim e to
become familiar with Colorado'• huardous materials route system and the
law relating thereto. The Patrol's affective date for penalty enforceme nt,
therefore, w ill be August 1, 1111. In the Int erest of consistency and
uniformity, the Patrol requests that your Jurisdiction consider provid in g a
llmiler grece period prior to full e nforc ement being Im plemented.
We hav e lnuad ln atrucilons to our Patrol personnel that only wr itt e n
warn in gs lftay b e luued for violations during th e grace period between
May t and July 31, 1111. Penalty c latlona may b e written under the
provls ons of Section «3·1·305, C.A S., r.wtlll g August 1, 191t.
Th e Petrol has communicated with •• •••I stale a"d nellol'lal llloclatlon
and organ l utlo~ta rtprtu~ttlng lh t l~tt eres ts o f transport ers tnd carrie re
of hnardou e mat e r ials In an attempt to ''" • th o tr ue lng co"'"'""''" _.,, • rout e dtt gnat M
Th o In 11 11 d i str i bution o f nupe 4 t olctlllt th t d ealgn artell hnttclout
"' ftr Ill ro11iln g I lltm I .. p t cltcl to laWo I May , 1tlt. Mtpl
w111 • tva•l abla fto"' a ll Por 1 ot (nt , Pvbt o VIII tlta Commit Oft, aftd
fro"' 1 • Sl •• Pttrol, Th e mapa •••• 1 • ltttncl data prov d "t 1 nttaf
l11 formtt tl\ t l glfdln g htnlltOtlllltn If hn a tdOUI "'tltrl t l by mottr
th cia n I leta of Colorldo. Wt II "' Jt1U 1 "'liP llfi'O'I t t p
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Color~do Sheriffs, Chiefs of Pollee and Fire Chiefs
April 21, 1!181
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Thank you for your cooper~tlon and aaalatance. If you have questions,
please contact the State Petrol's Hazardous Materiels Section, 700 Kipling
Slteet. Lakewood, Colorado 10215, • br telephoning at (303) 231H5•1.
Sincerely,
COI.ONIL JOHN N. DIMPIIY
Chief, Colw~o I 1 Plltol
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Materials pursuant to section 43-6-305, C.R.s., as L~ed.
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Colondo 13 trcn W>tcai.rq to us 6 ..,..t ot Ritle.
ColondQ 17 !rcn US 215 near Kinenl Hot Sprirqs to tJS 160 near AlA~n:~N •
Intentate 25 tra. ~ to New Mexico.
ColondQ 47 fraa Intentate 25 to the junction of us 50/Colorlldo 96.
~lendo 71 tn:a Colondo 14 to us 24 in ... t u..on.
Colondo 71 traa US 24 1.., u.cn (..,..t junction) to cs 50 near Jbdty Ford •
Colorlldo 7t !rca Colorlldo 52 to Intent.te 70 at Bemett.
Colorlldo 13 tn:a US 24 to Colondo US.
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Interstate 225 traa Interstate 70 to Interstate 25.
us 211 traa us 40 in Kit canon to Oklahana.
us 215 traa us 160 in Alar.cea to New Huico.
us 215 traa Colorado 470 to Col.ondo 112.
us liS traa Interstate 76 in JW.Mb.u-q to us 40 in ~.,.,.. • ...,. Wal.a.
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t .n US 6 tra. Colondo ll "'-t ot Ritle to exittentnnc:e I'U!tler 17 on I.ntent.ate 70.
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9.31 us 34 tra. Interstate 25 to Interstate 76.
9.39 us 34 tra. Interstate 76 to Nebrul<a.
9.40 US 36 fra. Intantate 25 to COlorado 157.
9.41 us 36 fraa Intantate 70 in Byen1 to COlontdo 7l at t.ut
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9.42 us 40 fraa utAh to Interstate 70.
9.43 US 40 fraa US 24 on the "'-t •ide of lJJIIon to the "'-t
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9.u US 40 fraa the -.t junction of Colontdo 7l in LiJIICirl to Karw.u.
9.45 us 50 fraa the north junction of Colorado 141 Mar Grand -:7unction to x.nsu.
9.46 ColOrado 52 fro. Colorado 119 to COlorado 79.
9.n ColOrado 64 fro. us .ao in o~ to ColOrado u.
9 .41 Intvst.ate 70 fraa Utah to us ' at Silverthorne (l.ollelard IUs).
9.ct Intarsute 70 fraa us 6 )u.t ... t of l.ollelard ,. .. to Intvstate 25.
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9.59 US 215 !Ra Q)l~ 1U to US 160.
9.60 us 15 fRa ~ to Int:.ent.ta 71.
9.61 Q)lonclo 71 fRa "-bruka to Q)londo 14.
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9.14 Q)lonclo 141 fna us 50 to us 666.
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TO: City Council
FROM: Rick DeHitt, City Attorney
DA7E: .lay 4, 1989
RE: Wastewater Utility Ordinance
In the near future, there will be recomQended changes in the
Wastewater Uti lity ordinance for the City of Englewood. In
reviewi ng this matter with Cha rle s Caudill, we determined that
the federal legislation requires a rninimun penalty of $1,0 00 . \·Je
cannot legally do $1,0 00 but we can do up to $999. The reason
for this is that under Colcrado law a p nalty exceeding $999,
i .e ., $1,000 cr nore , is for fel ony. A felony fine can only be
enacted by state leqislat en. A municipality cannot legislate a felony, thus t~e $9 99 li~ t.
Our Cede prcvides a jail ter. of 180 days (1-4-1-A). The
tastewa er Utili ty ordinance ~ro vides irpr1sc nt of not more
than 90 days . I ~ould sugqest tha ~• nake these provisions unifc~ --beth 180 days.
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no!-!: -~1. ~ C. arles Caudill , Process jevelop~e~t Analyst ~~·~
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SUB.JE:CT: Proposed .1odlf ca 1on to Section 12-2-6-J of the !n;le·.,ood
•Aas::e·ater Ut1l1ty Crd nance ,• Re~ard1n9 Cr i~al Penalty and ?ines .
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PARXIJ«: REQUIRED
FACILITY
Swediah Medical Ceater-469,610 aquare feet
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Craia lebabilitation Hoapital
Dey Shift 350 -.ploy•••**
Patient leda 80**
Subtotal
Subtotal of Spac .. lequired for Main Caapua
Medical Office Buildina 1 -60,000 Square Feet
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Medical Office Builclina 2 -61,100 Square FHt
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TOTAL PAIIINC UQUIUD lOa IWIDISH MEDICAL FACILITIES
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175
40 m
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PARXIJ«:
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206
JOn: • City and Cowaty of O..er. Coloredo requir.._t for
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PARKING LOT EXISnNG
1 Eap1oyee
Handicap Total
94 2 Volunteer/Eaployee 36 3 lap loy .. 37 4 Eaploy .. 28 5 laployee 28 6 laployee 28 9 Out Patient/Eap 8 55 10 laployee 22 11 Handicapped 11 11 12 Viaiton 25 13 Vbiton 18 14 Adainatrative Officea 11 15 Peraonnel Officea 5 16 Adainatratice Officea 10 17 Pbyaic ian a 47 19 Handicapped/Viaitor 6 11 20 Patient 92 22 Geraae 7 625 Public (505)
Pbyaician (120) 27 lap1oyee 18 30 lap1oyee 17
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UQUIIID P..:UIG lOR MAIN CAMPUS. UIQ.UDUIG
Q)lllftUCTION PIIARS 1 'l'UU 3 IS 991 IPACU
CIAIC URAIILITAnON P..:UIG III'OIMTIO
PAIKIIIG LOT arm JIG
11 4icapped
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14
24
24
14
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Deleted
Deleted
Deleted
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18
11
5
10
47
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14 625
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PIOPOSID
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21
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PARKING LOT EXISTING PROPOSED
Handicap Total Handicap Total
1 Eaployee 94 15 308
2 Volunteer/!aployee 36 14
3 laployea 37 37
4 !aployee 28 24
5 !aployea 28 14
6 laployee 28 Deleted
7 Apartaenu 22 Deleted
8 Thrift Store 8 Deleted
9 Out Patient/lap 8 55 Ddeud
10 lllployee 22 Deleted
11 Handicapped 11 11 Deleted
12 Vhitora 25 25
13 Vhitora 18 18
14 Adainatrative Officea 11 11
15 reraonnal Officea 5 5
16 Adainatratice Office• 10 10
17 Pbyaiciana 47 47
18 Handicapped 15 15 15 15
19 Band icappad/Vle ltor 6 11 Deleted
20 ratieet 92 6 29
:n Motel 11 11
22 Garaaa 7 625 14 625
Public (407) (407)
Pbyalcian (120) (120)
Handicapped ( 98) ( 98)
23 Crail lllp1oyaa/Viaitor/Patleet 32 12.
24 Crail lllploy" 28 28
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25 Office 4 4
26 Of flea 1 1
27 .... oyae 59 59
21A A,nt ta 17 17
11 Cra loy 41
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8 Thrift Store
21 Motel
24A Office
25 Office
26 Office
27A Apartaenta
29 Apar~u
31 Office
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EXISTING
Handicap Total
22
8
11
3
4
1
17
17
14
19
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PROPOSED
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